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Delicious Dainty Flavors at 50c. per Ib. Burnt Almonds 60c. Ib. Also in 1 1b. and 1-2 1b. Fancy Boxes. APPOINTED AUDITOR OF THOUSAND ISLAND RAILWAY AT DESERONTO. P. B. Whitely, of Gananoque, Promoted---Shortage in the Ac- counts of a Church and Two Lodges. Gananoque, Oct. 26 --The many friend of P. B. Whitely, the popular agent of the Thousand Island rulway here, wiil be pleased to learn that he was summoned to the head offices of the company in Deseronto, this week, and was given a well-deserved promo- tion, to , the position of auditor, re cently held by Capt. Robitaille. Dur ing Mr. Whiteley's agency ir Gana- noque he has made many friends, who are pleased to learn of his promotion. Stewart Lee is acting temporarily as LY t. BE William Carpenter, Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Jackson and Clifford Sine are attending the Sunday school cen- tenary convention in Brockville. Efforts are being put forth by the officials of Grace church to have F. McClement, their new pastor, who is not yet ordained, comply with the ne cessary requirements to enable him to be at once ordained for special work. An audit of the books of St. An- drew's church made quite recently, has disclosed the unfortunate fact of a shortage in the books amounting to nearly $500. Gananoque lodge, No. 114, 1.O.OF,, figures their shortage at about $275, and the A.O.U.W, is also short to some extent. Gananoque Canton, No, 12, held a euchre party and smoker, at their quarters, on Tuesday evening. At a special session of the board of directors ob Uiananoque public library, held on Tuesday evening, it was de cided to hold an entertainment in the near future and possibly a series of them during the fall and winter months, Messrs. J. C. Linklater, C, Sine, CC. J. Wilson. and C., H. Hurd were appointed a committee of man- agement. Efforts are also being made to instul one of the government's tech- nical libraries here. This will meet a long-felt need and the mechanics of the town will doubtless avail them- selves of this opportunity of enjoying these valuable works. Rev. A. R. Orser, librarian of Gana- noque public library, has been ap- pointed as delegate from that insti tution to the session of the Eastern Ontario Library Association, to be held in Ottawa on Friday, 27th inst. The library will, on this account, be closed on Thursday evening. Mrs, George Williams, Edmonton, Alta., suffered a severe paralytic stroke, this week, and at latest re ports is in a very critical condition. Word to that effect was received here by her sister, Mrs. Cole, Arthur street. Rey. Henry Gracey, pastor of St. Andrew's church, was in Kingston on luesday. Mrs. Lowery, Brock street, visiting relatives in Cleveland, Ohio, for some time past, returned home yesterday. Mrs, Henry Parker, Charles street, spending some time with her daughter, Mrs, Seymour, has returned home, A M. Murray, Montreal, was in town yesterday. Mr. and Mra. Schuy- ler Lee, of Alexandria Bay, N.Y. are spending a short time in town, guests of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Dustin, Garden street, : Linseed, Licorice and Chlorodyne. Gibson's, The Ontario government has called off all the Farmers' Institute meet- ings for this year. These meetings are held, usually throughout the province between November 15th and December 20th. The ealling off of these meetings is regarded as an indication that the provineial elections will be held about the beginning of December. Jiffy hand cleaner, 5¢. "Gibson's." The address in reply to the speech from the throne will be moved by R. B. Bennett, member-clect for Calgary, and seconded by Albert Sevigny, mem- ber-eleet for Dorchester, in French. Onr stock is complete with all Swift's. 2. M. Butler, New York, was in stantly killed near Tifton, Ga., when the automobiie which he. was driving in the Glidden tour was overturned by a break in the steering gear. Can Now Work With Comfort The Old Pains and Aches Are Now Only a Memory. the Tells of the Wonderful Benclits Ob. tained From DR. CHASE'S KIONEY-LVER PILLS Like many snother Newloundlander living far from doctors, Mr. Stone feels unbounded gratitude for the benefits obtained from the use of Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pilla, For years he had suffered from a 'congested condition of the liver and kidneys, with headaches, backaches, 'pains in limbs and body. Words fail {to describe his sufferings as well as ithe gratitude he wants to express for the cure. | Mr. Alex. West Point, : suppose you all about got Dr. Chase's Kidney: iver Pills,' but I haven't. You must excuse mistakes, for like many New- DOINGS AT DENBIGH. Two Pioneer Families Are Leaving the District. Denbigh, Oct. 24.--Joseph 'Adams, of Kingston, is enjoying a visit. here with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Jos eph Adams. Miss Genevieve Lang, of loronto, has also arrived to have a visit with her father and relatives here. Messrs J. S. Lane and Albert LockWwopd have arrived home again from North Bay, where they have been engaged about six weeks build- ing a dwelling house on one of the town lots . purchased there by Mr. Lane. Messrs 0. Chatson, P. Stein and W. J. Slater were out at Nap ance last week on business. Harvest thanksgiving service was held by Rev, J. Reble in the Lutheran Church here on Sunday before last and in Raglan last Sunday. Next Sunday he is to conduct divine service in Ladysmith, 'Jue; On his journey there he intends to stay a few days over in Ottawa and to pay a visit to Rev. F. Beer, and some other friends who now re side there. Denbigh is going to lose a couple of its most respected pioneer families. Emil Warlich sold his farm and saw- mill to Dan Donovan, and bought a farm of nearly three hundred acres in Sebastopol township, on which he is now plowing, though he does not intend to move with his family away from here until the latter part of the winter, Joseph Youmans has rented a large farm near Tweed, on which he is now also doing some plowing, and intends to move with his family on it before next spring. Several more of the young men ine tend to leave this week for New Ont- ario, to work in one of the lumber camps there during the winter, as work in this vicinity will be scarce, and most of the farmers are well ahead with their fall work. PITH OF THE NEWS, The Very Latest Culled From Al Over the World. The governor-general proposes to pay a short visit of two days to Mont- real on December 14th. Miss Dagenais, of Quyon, Que., has entered an action against Rev. Father Dagenais for $5,000 for slander, Canadian Pacific gross for week end- ing October 2ist: 1910, W.A32.000 1910, $2,302,000; increase, $230,000 Police Inspector Donald Macpherson has been appointed chief of Winnipeg police, to succeed Chief McRae. He joined the force in 1903. Chili has re-purchased the British battleship Triumph and Swiftsure, and the papers suggest that another ves- sel of the Dreadnought type be built It now appears as if 3,000 men would have to be called before a jury can be chosen for the McNamara trial in Los Angeles. In one California case 3,100 were called. At Brantford there are prospects for a three-cornered fight in the provin cial contest, officers of the Trades and Labor Council announcing that a labor candidate would be placed in the field. Lievt.-UCol. 1H. R. ¥mith, C.M.G., ser geant-at-arms; Col. 8B. B, Steele, CRG Col, AP. Sherwood, CM.G., and Commander Roper, R.N., have have been appointed honorary aides to the governor-general. The Australian government is get- ting afraid of foreign liners that are easily converted into commerce de stroyers, and proposcs to take action to discourage such shipping from trad ine in Australian waters. The Duke of Connaught has con vented to become patron of the Do minion Rifle Association, an honorary office invariably held by the governor general The duke holds a similar position with respect to the National Rifle Association of Great Brit«in John E. Redmond, leader of the Irish parliamentary party, announces that the home rule bill is almost com pleted, and declares that in principle the details will prove satisfactory to the nationalists and will be the final settlement from both financial and po litical standpoints. KING'S COLLEGE FUND. Old Universiy, Aims to Raise the Sum of £123,000. Halifax, N.S., Oct, 26. King's Col lege, the oldest colonial university in the British empire of Windsor, N.S is seeking to extend ils usefulness Ihe extension movement is now in progress. The aim is to raise $100, ahr for adamional endowment and 825.7% for other needs during the pre sent week, Last night the Alumni Association had a dinner at the ueen's hotel, ab which Judge Forbes, president of the association, presided Bishop Worrell, President Powell and others spoke. At the conclusion of the wmner it was announced that the first day's receipts amounted to $15, 000, The present canvass will cover Nova Scotia and Prince Edward ls land; New Brunswick will be rovered later. King's College is the Anglican theological school for the maritime provinces. It is located at Windsor and wae founded in 1789. 5 CHILI PREPARES FOR WAR. Buys Battleships and Sends Troops : to Boundary. Valparaiso, Chili. Oct. 25.-- Replying to what is described here as the bellicose attitude of Peru, Chili, has repurchased the British battleships Triumph and Swift Sure, and the papers suggest that another vessel of the Dreadnought type be built. The warships mentioned were ori ginally intended for the Chilian navy, ut were uired by the British gov- ernment in ber, 1903, while they were still in the yards of their Eng- lish builders. troops elo i lor the nord tier. The wtuation has resulted from the are y dispute. Kingston Breaks Record. Toronts News. Si: " A on doctor, writing on crime says: "It ix time Tor those in posi- tion to profitably study the subject, to ; to untiringly strive towards its ultimate ting editor, LOOK FOR THE- SHEEP ON EVERY worn BY THE BEST PEOPLE S0LO0 8Y THE BEST DEALERS Fletcher's AN The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which kas been in use for ger 50 years, has berne the signature of and has been made under his per sonal supervision sines its infaney, Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children--Experience against Experiment. 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