. PAGE FIFTEEN. A ---------- - -- A -- EE ------ -- sn a Pees des ar. Serer sR vase tse ese -~~-- Fresh Arrival of -- MOIR'S CHOCOLATES Large Assortment at 40c. and 50c. per Ib. TE RY Moir's Cupid Cocoanut Caramels Something Delicious. = = 3c Per lb. | osamanane eo "I Suffered Years Tips For i With My Back wu 14 the Farmer 4 ROYAL 100 CREAM PARLOR AND QUICK LEXOCM ROOM. All Kinds of Lunches and jiot inks Cresm. and all Kinds of it and Candies M, PAPPAS & 0 ; Ni Princess Streel. kidneys, a bad cold or other cause, usually renders the sufferer unfit ! 3 BY UNCLE J : : 3 ON. for work and often results in per- manent disability, - "1 suffered for years with my Scientists of prominence are swureh-| back, or kidney trouble, and have ing the 'grain bells of the 1 aeific] tried a number of remedies from slope, and Intermountain counts, to! different physicians. More than a cue a proper consirt for ucen | ar ago, one of our local druggists Vliesten, © the royal wheat of the) 4 4 inland empire, and the northwest! induced me to try the woccess of the guest wil mean! Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills millicres of dollars annually to farm- | "4 3 ; 3 X rm > and after using them some three ©% in the western country, Hho! 2 1 4 : 3 on ; E Hesdsome Dall and Lovely Doll Car stn i Re on ss Sescvesvsncssnvecesone TAKE IT AWAY «~Taats what Jur paicons ry « when served with leltast Ginger Ale or English Glager Heer that du nol bear aur label. Our botlied goods for family tee have no superior, Sampie It at any of the lead. Ing hotels « rislephoe 04 tor a trial caso Thompson Bottling Co. 202 PRINCESS NV, KINGSTON, Bessie sen Phone 141 RH. TOYE, %2 KING ST. Ses sss ra sess es ens essa saan i. OCC RCC CRC SEN RON SCROTN sirens months I found a decided improve- fan {ister --- wot el Hhaa Otro Bice riage Complete with Beautiful Parasol \ ? . ! 5 skes more flour because | = =i give you Abastutely Free this handsome unported ment in my kidneys, and I am glad of increased gluten values; conse | = Lovely Doll carriage. compicte with pretts parasol to protect to say that I hope soon to be fully quently +1 sells ut from two to four] Z . an " frie : ay bs bi wr te sua and weather Our age, handsome dolls are fully restored to health." J. P. ALLEN, conte more than the next best wa-| JESSE : Pe pg EMG Ter eon ami nbn hop nd Phen vat aby Thera el {Stott eetntecncnen Y i rieties. | fi or , oe i A Abii Ae | Rh and pi 3 : a miami ------ Ex Judge City Coun, Glasgow, Ky. Turkey Hed wheat has been wom | sr = \ 0 5 : os ; Rac JR _--_ i Rly 18 inchas Jal. with Scnusit As long as pain is prescnt in any pined with the Bluestem at the cx. ro : WE oe TE Cn, JAR doom, mniderwenr, hice, stockings, etc , complete from WE SELL + 3 « 3 : 5 op ) . H Lat to shoes part of the body rest = impossible perimental; station farm, in conuec- 3 < # ei 3 . he LL Lovely Doll Carré Gi I" Del I» y and the system becoming weakened tiem with gee Washington btate sol. : rd # 3 # SOE FEPERPI JE LT ; 1 oe at Tc TIAge We Tau ih he Dol and Scranton Coal Co S Coal is exposed to any form of discase tor lege, at mar, and produce his : re Ea 3 7 ; 287 F > Figen pretty Blue, bent handle, and to x Ronid oy ay bo by your filly bughels to the acre. 'Tha| |88 J ot Eds \ Ror OMY Couper. we ve you » handeome para with Selucted from the Celebrated » y " "milling qualities are high, the only | . J ' LAR FA 3A Wa 1: ' iy didn pi fhe cries yu -- Richmond No. 4 and Ontario No. 1 Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pilis drawback being that the, wheat hn} : ; TA or 2 Ro ] hy EL 82s g . tive you smolutely free. all the Mines, the best Anthracite Coal by steadying the irritated nerve dark 2 rd ; Fag Fo # ' ¢ Fe AR BE a en] HT mined in Penns } ak ; » yivania. - centers, make refreshing sleep pos- oir. | ; : 5 Pec. } ) ; dl wth) of the Iara . . . Notes on Dairying. > A > Fr { ' x gellar woth) of the {smous Jus Place your next order with sible, thereby enabling the body to Drought and foot-and-mouth dis] | : : . J perial Nesuie Cases gt oly 10c. Thos oun y der with recover lost strength. As aremedy combined have caused a milk] JERE rip RR Sg i Fuse te ickiban coe af ccr Land lL a ATR « Iateoalé YE of a Tone neeilice, THE 'JAS. SOWARDS COAL for pain of any description Dr The city's gaily { ry a 3 p # i = rays » - sell hike hot cakes Frery lady «ill buy half-a-dosen v * r % S000 00OOOOIOCPOIRIOIGDS mwpdete for selling only 83 00 famine in Paris. tue our money, ook BTU, after vou sell the goods, and we will prompily send all three GASOLINE. COAL OIL. LUBRICATING OIL. FLOOR OIL, GREASE, BTC. PROMPT DELIVERY. W. F. KELLY. Clarence and Ontario Streets, Toye's Building e008000000000000cC0000 0 f000ccecssccssscocenne -- ' Anti-Pai i irement is 1,100,000 litres of milk : Miles Pain Ml AL nr EE , eT prostate coils, scunly packed We armange 10 stand payment of sil charges on your 'Phone 1566. antee assuring the return of the price 0 900,000. The shortage. is perman- its milk supply. J ii he musingevitnt, vi the. cult during FEATHERS IN LAYERS THE FAD NOW.» i CR A N B kL R R I E S its first. year had «great. deal to da Varied and wonderful are the + ays of using ostrich plumes which B x ' Ww Viding clean, dry guarters, and having 1 hese split Hetrich foathe: ave | ie this sew bat: } number of the Mit ostrich feathe: 8s have been us on His ne A 9 Qua t for 25¢. which will turn out vo rood dairy] ee oo » a ----. 6 lbs: for 25¢. the largest cheese ever made was| this js the foundation upon which the : i ork, 3 will be of the greatest | parts grain, dr and feed, selling as | rap 33 4 If that was the weight the { Aide work, as this will be of the it i arts r id fee h i 166 PRINCES ST. Phone 58 be done. wheat, Thc; seed rye, ¥1; pes soil and the plow | sould be Lest four, $ to 2.00: farmers', PARTRIDGE & SONS Westminster. Gazette gives this ke such farm and soil. rts, $26 ton; baled straw, 8/7: loose, | 0 ald ve manure on hand it might be better to| Meat--Beef (local), earcase, Tio. to &¥ who have tasted that creamy, refreshing and THER MON = 8 0. 2, the operations of a patent fuach sna] There may be an advantage ni live hogs, Hic. a Ih; dressed hogs, Ye. | 3 i , : " No.3. Ludi pilker, the product, of which 1 shall] lowing he soils late, so as to k . We. bs arhal: 99 T res . ood ou! 3 ne i . : plowing heavy soil , pork, Se. to lfle., hy quarter; wut ' f of HE NON- or ryut wurcets. Oiiog blow) 'put into a sterilized receiver, whichljeave in the best condition for the fton, lle. to 13e; spring lamb, He to * ¥ . INTOXICATING druggists or Mil §1 from Fougera % Co. 90 Heckman frigerator * and 30 OD shold be the aim to do all of the | ducks. $1 t5-81.95 rain ekece 48 A % eh. eS Brewed bp . . 5 y, v, or Lym feos. Con .Toronta, » Ae . 3 1 2 aun 8 wea. pAIr; turkeys, i , ' oh 4 . ro 3 Pntorcan ty, or Liman Hoos. Co Tid Toronta p-- work possible in the fall, as this witli =e. Ib; fowl, 9c. to $1 'a pair] at gi Reinhardts of Toronto -- ¥ : and the supply rece tly dropped, ae 5 ie VE v or 6 Prose uiiphis. sulle picnd._ Abe north AT Sold by all druggists under 'a guar: cording to the Westminster Sasetie . 7 : ; 5 Ful 4 Address: National Sales Co, Ltd, Dept. D 186 Toroute, Out. vr Patario er of the first box If no benefit results. ent and the city is now reaching ont «| E oa 3: £ . MILES MEDICAL CO. Toronto, Can distance of over two hundred miles for : : : 1 . -- - weth tts later usefuliese, ly avoid ; ; : : - milliners have oi Haids me feathers are split up into thin | as . ing sudden changes of diet, and re: fronds for ot I and made to lc ok like long feathery quills, 1 The Finest CapeC od Cranberries. plenty of water before it at all tines, which has the roiled back and indented rian now in favor. The feathers healthy growth is encouraged. By a shade from a very pale gray to a de 'p stone shade at the hack of the hat judicious feeding of grain end . The crown is completely covered with layers of the plumage, bud roughage - heifers may be caised| the brim is faced with very dark stone gray velvel. ' i COWS. = - : . : = A writer in Hoar. Jairyman ays | should have the best of attention, : 5c. qt thy , aoz; celery, | completed at Appleton, Vis... un short Work ol op: Using 1910 be based, onions, > ush. hes, =. auch; 1 time ago. The weight given In tihia]| Be sure to first remove as fu 3 {etiuce, 2 une, 1 88, ie, pecii, cheese is 12.361 thee : practical all obstruction to good o clariane, Brock street, » » 9 . # antage. As has before been spoken | follows ton cheese was long way shint {| advantage. A : : qa k . i hehe on ee gy No. 3 A, of, get the best plow for the work to Oe 15c.: local wheat, $1.05: bu . Ruddick' made at Perth far 'the Chi . TL wr . ; . L A 8 Are ne unlike inds of | 81 vellow feed coin, Nw LACT cago World's Fair a cheese woph ng All farms ar | ] in kin 10; Ww ee iy : ' 22,000 1s, . tod ; ENA ir] {Arka RT : F { TF : i : on one farm, mig it do as wel E> is garian pate F200 ats PN X BA é * GAT FENCING, RTC, { In connection with the dairy show nother. hat it i 206 10 sav there is men} rolled cate. 8350 Dec 3 or rink P ble S i " MXnaractured by recently held in London, Bugz, the i on dos pha be st es ted Dm $1.90 to % bran, 'eas { | { e ro m ved ' . y 3 A 8 2 : ' > v "Phone 180. . dern answer to the question ; Take time to do the work in the | $3; hay, loose, $9 to Sil: pressed hay, | i , That s what all temperance folk say Cremeent ars and lron Works, "Where are you going, my provty| pees. manner. Where there is coarse | $13 ton Sr SRROLY 0 Also ng. | tf "1am going, sir, to sterilize my plow under, as this will help to fw |8ie.; prime western beef. 210 por a v hands, after which I shall supeintend] ich humus for the soil. lcwt.; by carcase, cuts, MWe. to 15c. delicious brew known as vison bad legs sores, discharge berwsiweakness ! . v ! 5 4 [to steigorAvitatforce, drains Josses 8c. Eithin Nu.ab will be cooled down by a sterilized re | gotion of the fvosts of winter, Tt i16c. per_lb.; veal, 5¢. to 10. per Ib., | i Hoult Neo. Ejeet alnddrosed enveinpn - mn Stock N : ; : mks bo Div: Le Cleve Med. Cn. Haverstock RA. dve Stock Notes, be of much addantage another spri i spring chickens, 75¢.. to 90e, pais; but- | ir: "¥. ' x #3 LR: A f y v andon, Eng v > : . . v Pr rah donsions Eng. Ts nenDrageaTaste en) The Oklahoma Station has found EA ter, creamery, Je, to 32¢. Ib: rolls, i two teaspoonfuls of turpentine for Pigs and Poultry. He. to 23e. 1h. eggs Se. to 3c. Te a very satisfactory treatment for|iin growing and fattening for the, Whitefish, 15c. Ib.; pike, 10c. Ib.; | m-- ------ / 3 L COHEN ight or. i 'and the feed and turpentine well mix- {tho fattening ones and make all com- | Atlantic salmon, 3c, Ib: salt codfist, | ' Princess Strect The recent drop in fiog prices, cou-}light. In this way, pig-raising and lowing prices for raw furs : : & ne i each 100-pound pig, mixed with the Iheep the young pigs growing thriit-| Dominion Fish compan reports Lozal A ent E Feau re Tel ne 1 Bressssssnssssssssses® food, and fed twice daily for two duys, | 1c tig month and the older ne pi to vy i : g ' pre, epho 313 worms in pigs. The pigs ought to bed market, by good feed and care. hinook salmon, 30c. Ib.; kippered divided into bunches of sight or ten,| Jeod plenty of milk and meal to herring, Yarmouth bloaters, 0c. doz.. | RT RC. British-American High-Class ed, so that each pig will get about the] foitable by keeping 'dry and well] Bo, Ib.: halibut, 20¢.; fresh haddock, ! Ladies' Talloring, $ same amount of it. A. physic of some | hedded. « Get the ones for winter juar- | gq. 1b.; bullheads, 124c. Ib.; mackerel, | ® | sort ought to he given in connection | ters in gogdk condiiion, where wer | gg Ib.; sea bass, . Ib i Has removed from 231 to 3617 with this treatment. will be suflicient room, warmth and George Mills & Co. quote the fol ee Out 1 ren pled with the shortage in feed, has| feeding can be profitably pursued alll Red fox, as to size, § a [6.50 - Come and see our stork and sent the price of weaners tothe vin-{throngh the winter. Look out for skunk, as to 'Size and = = i bet es 'a | ishing point. In some cases these are]plenty of bedding fas the pigs will stripe, SOc. to $1.50 raccoon, larg Styles before going elsewhere | betag offered at TBe., and the expori- | make a, good use of this for their own $2.50; medium, 31.50; small, e, Lowest possible prices ence of a few years ago, when a lot}comfort and in the making of a large d mink, as to color and size $2 to 86: | "Phone §51 'of the little fellows were killed to] amount of valuable fertilizer. Fit the muskrats, 25¢. to 42c;; weasels, ik, to * . dete eannnasnand Hp HT RR ni Make it with PURITY FLOUR _ ed before winter. There will also be|and put others in their places. ,] John McKay, Broek street, reports 3 amass | 8 heavy decline in breeding. As x] 'The poultry that is te De Hype "las follows : : . . oon ; consequence of all this, coupled with | of should be pu I a Janilin - Jhicles, win med oe. I t Ww Il b M N t t ? - the shortage in eattly in all Northf {ast as possibile, Be re i i 8 to $1.25; call.kins, ar SO 1 1 e ore u rl 10Us t ersecute | America, prices of hogs are likely to snaugh I" we oe hat kt P al. 2 ons, i Sheey ie. Ww, ' i + v 5 » 4, Hs no 1 we A r ir > 0 hv A J J + . 'Bo els Fale high again next when that np as ar ha Hy a TL eeaw nx, 6c, Dh N the words of Woods Hutchinson, one of : tm . ted . itions | $000, od 1 wo Lh # ginseng, ¥ sw ' heed, ty . . » a" your Wi ' T_T i eta ons Ho stimulate ©» wtisfactory egopro th; unwashed, 3c, Ib. Raw fugs America's most eminent phy sicians, If a Twam | Angus cattle, which on more than ag plenty of seat Be enon me hey odin child is worth raising at all, it is worth feed- 8. wv; 4 %, sk ilk. ; raccoon, No, 1, large, $2 to 55; . : ! W sy: A ont oceasion have won first plase atl "Sl M0 hen Louse and get in No.-1, medinm, $1 to 33; mink. No. 1 ing upon the best and most nutritious Tood---and Chicago International, are beginning ' 8 condition: fo old weatle x - <1 > 0 ho, Eame into favor in Regenting as sith hls i Hyaion anti dact on gy tgs $6 to ¥7; No. I, medium, 3 to plenty of it. $1,350 10 88 000 Ter Any Paid from | rps there should he warmth, dry-| © Cable report of October London fur And the medical profession is a unit in placing $1.250 to 83,000 for Angus cattle in nose, ligh RAE a oka n . : ed » ' ; pee, light, air and cleanliness, and g: We 30 per cent. advanced o jiritnin, and , representatives of this] phos 'thew conditions prevail, with pe? quoi. 30 per con a oT good, wholesome bread among the best and most 3 : A PA , . fr n breed at the big Argentine show have good fed and ears poultry keer vanoed 'on t June: ermine, 15 per nutritious food for children Many give it first : place. won the grand championship of the should be made profitable in winter | gent advanced i ww and the group chanipiomhip, when demand and prices are satisfac black, 10 per cent advanced on las Further, at the sale of steers at The Lory. re: Buch shor @ 7 : show, the: Angus hed has scored welt 12° LL Fh wkunh, tek and short. stripe, But some bread is more wholesome than others, The champion steer sold at $860, while Produce and Prices. depending upon the skill of the baker and the y . a. whid : . , | EEN A she, ale es ih Kingston, Nov. 4. ihe market clerk! There's lots of money in gold mines grade of flour used. .-- ner es Am reports prices prevading as follows : How mueh did vou put in? . . ee and other lots of _Aberdeen-Angus "Parts Pr Provadi peck; thinips;] Many; sensible man sons. dull he So if that boy or girl of yours is worth raising, y S425 x Hie a Bred , 1 0 ' steers at $425 and $380, 9 peck; potatoes, Ye, bush.;' beans, cause he Mocks foolishnesy! make your bread o PURITY FLOUR Have the Seed Corn Dry, me oa . i : mses LJ a gery essential, says Pam : : ~ The bread will be greater in food value, more 0000000000000000000008 Sinck and Home, that seed corn 4 : ; nutritious, because it will be made of flour con So 3 ick pari ut in the drying- i : ! oh - ar . . . At the "Phychologleal Mo- | Hicked oo ya pn Tl pei AE A | : : is swhing entirely of the high-grade portions of the ment" when only to thovouzhly dry out before cold : : Con. No. 1 Western hard wheat 'berries. It will con- weather. Ti corn is thoroughly dry, 8 i LT ; 3 BE hioh. orade Jeme s hich. EXPERT Re guminating guality ail sof Le be : : : tain the high fade food elements, the high grade destroyed by freezing: but the difhi- ; 3 & fh. fay \ gluten, phosphates and "starch of the world's eulty is to be sure that the corn is { : : } Icy % \ most vigorous whe Are what you want and want | dry: and if a place can be provided, : | / t 1gorous heat badly} ov : I which to _ store rn hh i < ry i id £ See that your children have lots of PURITY. ° oD Momuthe our Them. 16 always wor a = SRE \ bath ) FIL JUR-BREAD. It's a well-known fact amon + to have more seed corn than is need: B a a 7 physicians that a vast number of children don't uty an that o Bel Sle} on 6 fe a AiR i. 7 eat enough bread. A child should be encouraged ears have boon thsted. There is usu : 64 > . , i y to eat an abundance of bread, so as to supply fuel cally a good market ior any surplus ER g | for emergy and building material for growing _-- | : : ' by bones, flesh and muscle { The main requirement in caring On account of the extra seed corn is to get it dry. When 3 an ae H : 2 ' i . husked, each ear of corn contains ; : ; ti . : i" ho 3a i i Reminder ' strength and extra quality moisture, and 3 0 X Rh : dey is tube to sociowe 'ine a a : 5s am » ¥ of PURITY FLOUR more water must be added or Inmsack it is Maple 4S : wie ok © EE than ordinary flour requires for making bread. For best pastry-results more stored in a close room, ny 4 : SIE oe) tq shortening is needed = Add PURITY FLOUR to your grocery list right now. PURITY FLOUR "More bread and better bread" £ J. A HiFarlaze, Distributor, Kingston" Rik od ogo." We can't help it, as § ~-We meun every word of ft! ry ri = David Hall} i i i : i i | x OSCAR LHAMERSTEINS * AT TUE GRAND oN |