FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1911. | as a warrior bold and ready for jwhen they asked for bread he offered T8th YEAR. He must not disappoint' his them a stove. general now. ---- ngston, 5 : . . . ns Hoo. Mr. Roblin promised the ac-| Jesuie Bible, a Toronto nurse, has been sent to jail in Torontq for| tive agency of his government, and shoplifting. A woman with a name tor offered Hom. Bob Rogers for a sacri-|™ price of Dally #3/5ice. - Ms, Roblin is still willing to {like that should know, how to behave the * best Job Print. complete the pact, but Mr. Rogers |™ work: ning bmp is not, 'He bas been hovering a- : : bout the. capital, looking fierce and The British Whig Publishing Co., Limited WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS/TZ2 <4 Thotsends of men and women die of kidney disease every year because they don't Know in time that they have it, Let a portion of the urine stand 24 hours. If if becomes cloudy of the froth still stands on top, or there Is a thick sedimeny in It, or the urine is very pale or very'dark in color. you should take Warner's Safe Cure atl 'once because the "kidneys or urinary organs if weglécted become so dis. eased It will be mloaths before they can be restored to healthy action, The bést remedy ever discovered for diseases of the kidneys, . liver and bladder is WARNER'S SAFE CURE t has used with success for years, It is the one remedy alr rel¥ upon Put up in $169 #ize and sold by druggists everywhere where Warne. 's Safe Pills for constipation and billovsness are 25 cents a pack- age A sample bottle of Warner's. Safe Cure and a sample of Warner's Safe Pills will be sent free 10 anyone send- ing name and address and. mentioning the British Whig. Warner's Safe Cure Co,, Toronto, Ont clubs stamping A long time the Canadian would lagt if made the ground of the politicinns. Hon. Mr. Sifton's reference to tis matter makes him forfeit the respect some men. There have been no Gaticuffs in parlia- ment since a conservative premier assailed an independent member, the man now known as Canada's jeommissioner, and threatened to lick | him "quicker than hell could scoreh al feather." The members of the Laur- | ier government have no liking ior the Prize ring and its vernacular." ------ talking in a furious way, but he is 4. G. Ellatt, President, not eager for self-immolation. Hon. A ne Mr.. McBride, of British Columbia, was the star of the occasion and' cheerfully offered Mr. Bowser, a mem- ther of: kis cabinet; for whatever fate . = the people might decree. The pre- Daile Winma. mier of New Brunswick was. in sym- a ---- ---- on pathy with "the movement, but he ME. HAULTAIN STANDS FIRM. [war courteous and he certainly did A striking figure in the feciprocity not offer to make any personal sac- campaign is Mr. 'Haultain, of Sas |rifices in Mr. Borden's behalf. katehewan, a hero in many political | And now the crisis is on. The time combats, and the ene strong man of hae arrived when these men must the conservative party in the west. | show what they 'can do, and there The Sousivuive pusey wat press here fis an unmistakeable disposition tg made much of * the ection I. 'dodge the responsthility. Why do Sifton from the liberal party, but ete not EE their armour and they do not say much about the de |iump into the fight? Because they foction from their own side of Mr. (yy sfraid. There is no doubt of it. Haultain, and the one loss Balances | yey will be obliged to make some the vihee. The Sotition of Faése [bluff at it--a promise is a promise meni, emphasizes, a8 nothing else d de abo done so far, the Inct "that the jue oss hows who - Put. id in expectation of getting a better, Should not Nuva hale Yyolits tives will not hurt themselves. Event-' Let well enough alone, the rata ol 08 ually "the only one to suffer will be conservative leaders. Canada . js not be made 'a parfizan one. Mr... 8 hima, booming, Yes, . under a liberal "gov. Mr. Haultain supported a resolution EDITORIAL NOTES. Smt. There was 'nol much oi a with regard to reciprocity Ti Che 1agie | Mr. Borden is, in Mr. McBride's opie oor i 18% whan The conservative lature of Saskatchewan, and does not (nion, Canada's greatest statesman. Savernmedt disappeared: The liberal repent of his action. What is more, (What about Foster 2 government has been doing things for the resolution in quesiion was the z Canada's good. - It must keep in" ac- joint product of represeniatives of the| The farmers in this election have tion, There 18 no progress with government and opposition. It has |the chance of their lives. Ii they Stagnation, been said that this expression of the Would assert thémselves they must act house was rushed through and that (ROW. its members had not the time for due Mr. of Specialists in diseases of in, Blood, Nerves. Bladder and Specal ments of men. One visit advisable ; if impossible, send history for free opinion aad ad. vice. d book on on TORONTO OFFICE. and 20 Queen Cit ers, 32 Church Bt, Toronto. Smalipeice, J P., representative, y Cham- been HE Question blank nl, of men free on free. Medicine furnished a for: Hours : 10 a.m. to 1 pm. and 8 to 8 p.m. Sundays, 10 a.m. to 1 Pw. » DRS. SOPER & WHITE 35 Torunte Street, Toreate, Ont. FOR SALE ------------------ $400.---Five per cent. Domin- ion Permanent Loan Company Debenture at par and interest, 3-4 Acre Garden Plot adjoin- ing City. Lotsand Houses in any part of the City, West- ern Lands and, City Lots. J. 0. HUTTON, 18 Market St KINGSTON BURIAL AT GANANOQUE ALEX. HARRIS, DROWNED NEAR THAT TOWN. high pes BOOCONOOIOCIOIOOIOIOGOIOOIUOSIOOOOTS READY ROOFING Following Brands In Stock: SURETY, BRANTFORD, SPARKLOID AND CAREY. Thickness 1 ply to 4 ply. Price to suit your job. An Asphalt Roof does not rittle In the wind nor magnify the noise of pélting rain. £S. nglin & Co. $ Office and Yards: 5 Cor. Bay and" Wellington Sts. Not Long Ago We Wrote One of Our Customers And told him it was about time he : paid for the gas service we installed |*UPPorter was Mr. Haultain. last summer. We were greatly sur-| The man has since been submitted prised pen, he Teplied, "1 wasn't|ys all manner of pressure, and for the You ol me wel on ong, purpose of bringing about a recanta- pay for itself in six months. and it jg| tion. Mr. Borden met him in the west, and he sat on the platform of almost a year now since I had it put "Phat wah one on us alright. so] meeting which Mr, Borden ad- wo Will have to be careful what we|dressed. He has not changed his say, buf we still throw out the|mind, however, as to the expediency challenge that it 1s the of reciprocity, and he has not, as CHEAPEST, CLEANEST { rumour had it, been turned down by AND MOST CONVENIENT his party. He declined office to the ? "OF FUELS, [provincial executive of the Conserva- tive Association because it passed a resolution with regard te reciprocity which he ¢puld not endorse. foalizioll that he cannot be bull- dozed into a repudiation of recipeo- city, as some weak-kneed or weak- minded conservative members of the legislature "have been, some represen- tatives of the party are inclined to good | become abusive. The Toronto News, Five. and Jagal in quality style and} which has become frantic or beside it- TWEED SUITS at $6.50, 87.50, 810] sell in this campaign, does not hesi- and $12, > ; vote in the leg- WORSTED SUITS, Nice Browns and 1nle la say Tout hha: vote inthe' leg islature of Saskatchewan was the re- Greys, $10, $12 and $15, of a secret deal between Premier Boys' « 3-plece Buits, fine tweeds, sult good wearing qualities, $4, $6 to $7, * and Mr. Haaoltain. A secret deal ! Here is an insult which Mr, Boys' Z-plece Bulls, $2.76 to $4. Haultain should be spared. Mr. Haul- ISAAC = ZACKS |i ois' oo 271 PRINCESS STREET, and he stands firm in behalf of the he feels that A while ago some of the conserva. tive 'premiers , or provincial minis ters wete to bebome candidates for the federal pasa in order to qualify for ts in Mr. Borden's government. Now they will assist in the campaign.. Not"one of them &s willing to forfeit his present job i say 4 This Ad is for th 15.00 Suit M 00 Suit Man E choose to put forward our greatest value giving effort at $15.00, because its such a good, average figure--the price that thousands pay. We'll show you a diversity of color and pattern assortments, a quality of fabrics and a freshness of fashionable models at $15.00 that are simply out of the question at most stores at this price. Then Again! The man who is wearing one of our Fifteen Dollar Suits isn't subject to the unpleasant reflection that he might have gotten more for his money elsewhere -- for that's impossible. EXTRAS SPECIAL, NECKWEAR DISPLAY, 50 DOZEN MEN'S SILK FOUR-IN-HAND TIES, New colorings. New shapes. H0e¢ qualities BIBBY'S SPECIAL, 25¢, samubvecaseanenerverancs The Toronto News--the political bul- letin' of the @npservative party--an- TT . that Canada POURces that , the Sifton manifesto reflection upon it. The truth is that have a new party, anti-imperial and "has thrown the government when it was proposed the opposition Who expects it to have into chaos and dismay." The support it, with some jtawa Free Press Press recalls amendments. These amendents were jthis is from the pen of the made, and then the resolution was | unanimously adopted. Its strongest Sen Bourassa demands OF camp Ot- that 'man anti-British. any support in Canada ? Fish Inspector Seized Alexandria Bay Skiff and Outfit for legally Selling Minnows--High School Vacancies, offered to before |, q, in the last election, predicted Ne that Mr. Borden would have a the jority of 45. Next ! i There is just the one issue the people, reciprocity. And liament has been dissolved that people may pronounce upon it. ma- Gananoque, Aug. 4.--The funeral of the late Alexander Harris, the victim of the recent drowning accident, near Huckleberry Island, whose body was grappled in about sixty feet of water, near the scene of the accident, on Wednesday evening, by his father Giles Harris, took place from the home of his parents, Clarence street, yesterday afternoon, to - Christ church, where Rev. Edmund A. Neville, conducted the funeral service, after which the re mains were laid to rest in Willow Bark cemetery, Fish and Game Overseer George Toner, on Wednesday seized a shill and outfit belonging to William Stev- ens, of Alexandria Bay, N.Y., illegally catching and selling minnows in Can adian waters. The Citizens' band attracted another large audience to -the Public Parkdast evening for their weekly open-air con: cert. The coal schoomer Britton has rived from Oswego with another go for Taylor and Green, The big steel 'freighter Corunna, was in port yesterday afternoon and even ing, and took on large consiguments of bolts, rivets apd nails for the far west trade. The houschold effects of T. F. Mile, commercial specialist, in Port Arthur High School, formerly of the staff of Gananoque High School, were also taken on board. Mrs. Milne aml family having resided hete since Mr. Milne's locating in Port Artisur Mrs. J. P, Sinclair, Pine street, en tertainéd a few of her lady friends tea, on the lawn, last evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bulloch, were "at home" to. a large number ' of thei {fiends at Glenholme Farm, Wednesday evening in honor of the former's birth day. The Citizen's band rendered a fine musical programme. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hubbard an nounce the engagement of their dawl- ter, Miss Florence Edith Hubbard, to Randall R. Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Mills, the marriage to take place on the 30th inst. Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Donevan, Front of leeds and Lansdowne, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jessie Withelmine Dobevan, to George | W. Boucher, the marriage to take | Lplace about the middle of this month. Miss Viola Crawford, Hickory street, who has been confined: to her home for some time past, seriously ill, is now convaleseerit. The conservatives of South have arranged a big convention Delta, on Aug. 1th, for the | Much lamentation has been heard because the Oliver case has not been completed by parliament. [here is not much in it. The McGillicuddy are yi alk had been heard for months. The betting in Montreal and Ottawa is all in favour of the Laurier gov- | The only chances for odds, are when majorities ernment. however, discussed. No conservative member dare rise in lis "Thest you'll remember me," ' says, ioce and prefer charges against the Mr. Borden, addressing the electors of minister of 'the interior. Pretty gocd the west. Ob, ves, they'll remem- evidence in itself that the charges ber. They have not forgotten that did not amount to much. Where the Farmer Stands to Gain in Buying ¢ 50 Dozen MEN'S FRENCH BALBRIG, UNDERWEAR. wv COOK WITH GAS, Light, Heat & Power Dept. CO. C. FOLGER, Gen. Mgr. Black and Blue Serge Suits Sizes, 34 to 44, Regular 50c¢ qualities. BIBBY'S SPECIAL, 25¢. BIBBYS Limited 78, 80, 82 PRINCESS STREET KINGSTON'S ONE PRICE STORE Weekly Sun. . With reciprocity in operation Canadian farmers will be especially bene- fitted in their buying, as well as in their selling. The duty on many arti cles, which farmers import from the United States will be reduced. The tax on waggous will be cut from 25 per cent. to 22} per cent. On plows, from 20 per cent. to 16 per cent. "On tooth and disc harrows, from 20 per cent. to 15 per cent. On hinders, from 17§ per vent. to 15 per dent: On drills and planters, from 20 per cent. to 15 per cent. On mowers, from 174 per cent. to 15 per cent. On horse rakes, from 20 per cent. to 15 percent. On cultivators, from 20 per, cent. to 15 per cent. On threshing machines, from 20 per cent. to 15 per cent. On windstackers, baggers, etc., from 20 per cent. to 15 per. cent. On hay loaders, 25 per cent, to 20 per cent. "On potato diggers, 25 per cent. to 20 per cent. Fodder or feed cutters, 25 per cent. to 20 per cent. Grain crushers, 25 per cent. to 20 per cent. Fanning mills, 25 per cent. to 20 per cent. Hay tedders, 25 per cent. to 20 per cent. Field rollers, 25 per cent. to 20 per cent. Bells and gongs, 30 per cent. to 274 per cent. " "PHONE, CALLS POLICE Chicago Telephone Girl Does Mer Best to Prevent Murder in a Saloon. Chicago, Aug. 4.-An anonymous hervine, a telephone operator, did her best to save a man from being mur'ored shortly before midnight. Through the instrument she heard two shots which felled John Dotzall and sent the police to Mathew Strons' saloon where he was em- ployed. Dotzall had 3600 in the cash register when two men entered. They demanded the money and order ed him to throw up his hands. He leaped for the phone and asked for Main 13, police headquarters. An instant later both men fired at him . and the girl heard the shots. A patrol waggon was sent to the place and found Dotzall probably fatally injured. The robbers . When Strons called the West Exchange and asked for- the name of the operator the chief, in official tones, replied: "It is against the rules to give names. It was all in a night's work." Where the Fa Single or Double. ar Prices, $12 and $13. car- These Suits are especially Scott to trade agreement becau it is for the good the province which he serves. When the smoke of battle hing passed away he will be one who can rejoice in the triumph of the people. We Make Brass, Bronze, or Aluminum Castings Prompt Deliveries. Send Your Patterns, The Canada Metal Co. Ltd., Fraser Avenue, Toronto Be a, eM a. ---------- ~ by Notice | Strangers and . Visitors are invited to inspect my big show- MONG ing of Antique Furniture. J HAD A GOOD TIME. Suitable prices. Best quality. L. LESSES, AFRAID OF THE ISSUE. "What wil Sir James Whitney in this election ? That is the Cor. Princess lt Chatham Sts. tion that some people are asking in 'Phone 1045. gan anxious tone of voice. Sir James Poh Buy Highest all kinda of oF 8 the big mar politically, in this . province. He has behind him a large majority in the legislature, It is assumed that he does not want anything which will weaken his hold! on the electors, and it perfectly certain that if he fought with bis forces he would be antagon- izing many voters on whom he now depends. ~Friendship for Mr. Borden prompts an active participation in the contest, Seli-preservation sug: gests that he leave it alone. What is he to do? The rumour is that the hope of Mr. Borden centres in Ontario, and he is appealing to Sir James to help him. The pro- .|vincial premier made one break that in due time will count against him. Wedding Anniversaries Observed at Baker Home. Watertown, Aug. 4.--Tuesday served for a triple wedding anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, No. 620 Cooper street. It was the forty-seventh anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Baker's wedding, the thirteenth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. William Tufts, of Albany, and the second anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Ms. C. F. VanAmber, of this city. Mrs, Tufts and Mra. Van Amber are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Baker The anniversary became a family re union as well. ARE VERY STRANGE. TO HAVE FORTY. TWO NEW MEMBERS. do ques- Man Has Eyesight Restored and Sees Women, Gan., Aug. 1G enr-old. farmer having Blind in United ORR An Increase Made the States House of Representa tives, Aug. 4. The reappntmer eatortda Atlanta, forty Miss | [thins a { wargia, been fifteen hi through an operation forth of {ntt, bill iblind for wrod hospital homme { Washington, representatives 'which passed (he + comfortable m jority i | membership of the. lower chamber from ("0 el 401 433. It i dr that| He was at (RO state will lose in nating When selection [PU in some eases there btcrors of a candidate to represent this con. [decided increase, | {it y stitueney. { New York heads the list an : MF: John Munden, Miss Bessie and increase of wix members ay hh woman : : Master Willie Munden, are spending a A, four: California and i Seompanisl hy a physcing- " walk week vin Iroquois, guesis of the form- three sachs Hingis, Massachusetts, New °¢ WF ' ants s mportunt er's sister, Mrs. John Render. {Jersey, Texas amd Washington, two AF ib ahd saw a pumber of S, Fraid, Montreal, has joined Mrg |#th; and Alabama, Colorade, Florida, | i" iin Jushiion ¥ latest raument Freid and family here for the week- Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana, Michigan, |2*/OnIshe armer, urging to ; iiMinnesota, North Dakota, Ohio, guide, exclaimed six |gon, Rhode Island, South Dakots, Us Well, In Te - the (ah and West Virginia, one each {really women, 5 What befors| The passage of the bill will culufin. [*0 themselves? [| never sa late a vigorous fight that has a man who looked like that waged since the figures of the Inst FIVE AUTOMOBILES pensus hecawse available, b = Ea ! The measure will {ake effect on FOR FIRE BRIGADE, after March 2rd, 4913, : years, had on at a to vest "nite walked i Hoesl atacd 18 mnere a at a strapge worl stricken dumb with amaze reciprocity to #6 wh Autom four him, the Leeds first he saw an representation will building wire than be a atlding " A astonished of all height wonderful Ww most Wit with Here is a Pointer. Pennsylvan- Have you cold hands and feet, Oklahoma, | chills, pain in the back? I so your blood is impoverished and yout con- stitution run doyn.. Wade's ' Iron Tome Pills will positively restore per- fect henlth. As a blood maker and nerve strengthener they are unequal- led. Price 25¢c. at J, B. Moleod's drug stores, most women Fhe hig" Ore Are have they saw n they done There are still it vacancies in the public and high school staff, to be filled the opening for the fall term. WOMAN HEADS RUBBER C0. wif 1 ¥. Mrs. Mine#, Montreal. is so Distin guished. ' Montreal, Aug. 4.-The seeond wo- man in Canada to be presi dent of 4 big financiml concern fas been chosen for the position. is understood on wo AN OUNCE GF SATISFAC- Wich: ; The steel mile ns . TION IS WORTH A TON fnpiped may buy itd "ret railway OF TALK. and Calls jv Montreal' Board of Control for Tenders for Equip. ment, Montreal," Aug. 4-Thé Board of Control has tualen steps to have the Accused of Murder. Ogdensburg, N.Y, Ags 4-8t. Law rence county mea murder case on its hands, growing out of the death rmer Stands to Gain in Se free from dust ties secondly, well led in ont a; Ani - weigh dal the market . natursl state. Weekly Sun. With the reciprocity, wool, will be entitled to duty. The free list will i Cattle of all kinds. Horses of all classes. Sheep and swine. Poultry, whether live or dead, an All varieties of grain. Beans, > Garden, field, and grass seeds. Flax seed. Hay and straw. . Potatoes, turnips, onions, Apples, pears, peaches, grapes, fruits in their natural state, and re $= » , aud cream, ratified all Canadian farm products, ex- entry to the United States without payment cabbage, and all other vegetables in = their berview of all eclaswes; all other edible 1ling eggs. of Thomas Peretine, a Watertonn lta Jian, who died in the ejity hospital, on Wednesday night. Peretine was stab bed by Corporel Aurelio, an Italian from Syracuse, who bas fled general alarm Bas heen sent out him by Sheriff G. 8 Phillipe. The assault occurred Tuesday at the store house on the filiration job, where Perotine was employed, She is Mrs. 8. H. C. Miner, who: is now president of the Miner Rubber Co, of Granby. Her husband ' was president till his death a few months ago. 3 The only other woman to have a like honor is also head of a rubber company, Mre. Warren, of Toronte, being president of the Gatts Percha Ru Co. and a for night He who hesitates is frequently lost, but be who investigates Moon Pal lege 30-day shorthand i invariably elected Dr. Janes Johiwoo, Milbank, died in hie sevélity-fourth year. King Congratulates Clifford. London, * Aug. 4----Liewt.-Col. Stim son has recewwed 8 lette® from the king requesting that his majesty's congratelstions, be conveyed to Pte J. Clifford, of Toronto, who, the Bisley, i Pr. John A Seott. Collingwood, in | Ring says, did wonderfully well st! city's fire department ome of the most ap-to-date in America, the latest being to call for tenders for five automobile firefighting machines and two of the! latest steam pumps. They will ine erense the efficiency of the brigade by one sufomobile truck, to haul the £ aerial ladder: one sutomobile truck, to haul the 1.200 gallon #eam engine : one eolclnnation © engine, with a capa ity of 1.000 imperial gallons one auto hess waggom, to carry | 060 feet of hose; ome auto waggon to earry' 2000 feet of hose; ome 1,0 United States gallon steam pump, sod one ito Sgation United States steam pump. A girl doesn't have to go to epilege Bg soart dresser,