BSR ELIPIIIIARIS ALF LALIT OPIN HPAII ALIAS OR Sey EMOVING OLD PAI DISINFECT ING SINKS: ETS.DRAINS,AND MANY OTHER PURPOSES STANDARD AINE AIA 7 ; Co aT This ig the place to Lave your Auto repaired to stand 'all kinds of weather. . onl J. DUMPHY Moritreal and Ordnance Sts. Tom Smith's CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS © Stockings at 5 cents Stockings at 10 cents Stockings at 20 cents Stockings at 35 cents Stockings at 50 cents Stockings at 75 cents Stockings at $1.00, $1.25, $2.00, $3.00 and $3.50 CHRISTMAS CRACKERS Containing Hats, Caps, Toys, etc. 12 Crackers in Box, 12 Crackers in Box, 20¢ 12 Crackers in Box, 25¢® 12 Crackers in Box, § 12 Crackers in Box, 50c, 60c, 75¢, $1.00, $1.50 A. J. REES 166 Princess 8t. PHONE 58 15¢ [and all studies. Teachers, call TO UNITED STATES OF CAN. ADIAN PAPER AND PULP, Provisions of Reciprocity Agreement Adopted at Washington Are in Force, Washington, Dee, 22.-1t is likely that the United States customs court will be obliged to settle the question over the payment of duty on wood pulp and print ope, made from wood cut on unrestricted in Canada. Under section 2, of ro Canadian re- ciprocity aet, which has been opera- ,jtive since July 1st last, wood pul and print paper from Canada is a mitted free of duty and several for- eign governments, notably Germany, Norway, Sweden and Denmark, have formally asked the state department for the admission of their wood pulp and paper free of duty under the fa- vored-nations clause. No action. has yét been taken on these requests, Until = further notice collectors of customs will continue to collect the former rate of duty upon wood pulp and print paper from foreign copn- tries, President Taft and his advisers that there is a question whether con- gress, in enacting the Canadian reci: procity law, actually intended to make section 2 of the act operative independent of the fate of the rest of the measure. Another consideration which has been discussed. by Mr. Taft's advisers is whether the paper industry should be exposed to the competition from foreign ° countries when other industries get the benefit of a protective duty. Mr. Taft and his advisers feel that the most satisfac tory method of disposing of the ques- tion will be to have the case decided by the United States eustoms court. The treasury department has re ceived many protests from importers against the payment of duty on wood pulp and print paper from foreign countries, It is probable that a test case will be taken before the United States appraiser at New York and appealed to the United States cus- toms court here. The decision of the court will be final. A bill, is already pending. before congress to repeal the reciprocity act. Sl om-------- Has it Come to This? Montreal Star. It certainly must be clear to the so- ber and serious people of the United Kingdom that "sufiragette'" activety is by now either an outbreak of spor- adic insanity or a brazem movement along the lines of the "Murder Club." In either case, ordinary prison sen- tencés can no longer suffice. British justice has been playing with this thing; and it is now. -suffering the penalty of all cowardice. It is to be feared that some tenderness has shown these malefactors because they have commonly been of lofty social stand- ing. It is--as someone has said---an outbreak of nervous hysteria on the part of idle women, wht care so little for the "working women" on whose behalf they pretend to crusade that they will not trust them with the very ballot they want for themselves. Only One "Bromo Quinine." That is Laxative Bromo Quinine. Look for ube signature of E. W, Grove. Used the world over to. cure a cold in one day. 25¢ We never saw a baby that was ca- pable of learning ten per cent. of the queer kinds of language women let out in. talking to them. Music : Matthew's graded exercises and inspect Dutton's music store, 209 Prin- cess street. Many a married man would appre- ciate his home more if it had all the comforts of a club, Loud talk vanquishes people in an argument, but never convinces them. WHY NoT FURNITURE ? ook Sections, in Early Eng By Méhog an; Fumed Oak. Firary Ta ----- $9.50, WITS) o 85, Mrs. Harry BR. Bye, Main Street North, Mount Forest, Ont., writes: Your re- EI kidney, bladder sud » stomach given me great Have taken thrée boxes and now feel like living and better than I have felt for years and I give your " FIG PILLS' lL he pase, fo hey re he Best rs tried." At all eaten 2 50 or The Fig Pill Co,, rien Sold ana recommended In Rogie J.B , Druggist. COAL! SCRANTON COAL is g00d Coal and we guarantee | prompt delivery: BOOTH & CO. THE wWHIG'S JUMBLE. A Lot of Nes of Interest to Every ' body. Fresh cut "flowers. Purdy. William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at MeAuley's. Phone 778, Most prodigals are blessed with good appetities and an abundauce of nerve, Sale beautiful variety. Dutton's. China cabinets, $12 and (eighteen styles) at R. J. Reid's. We are making slow progress if we fail to correct yesterday's blunders o«lay, ; Sale. handkerchiefs, cientes lace, very fine, Dutton's. Fine assortment of pockat flash lights from 050c. up, Halliday Ele tric Co. A monument may be mule testi- mony of the man's greed and dis honesty, " Cunningham, plan uner, King street. Leave orders at Auley's book store. ' "ribbons, great edged 2 for Valen- 25¢, penders, garters and armlets. usual ent prices, Some times the brother would fare tter if his keeper was under lock and' key. Call and see our new consignment pretty Christmas slippers, cheapest to got anywhere, at Dutton's. Latest improved pocket flash lights. They make useful Christmas Halliday Electric Co. Dwyer's presents, You and I may create the political bosses by being willing to be political mervants. "Week-End" chocolates," fresh and good, regular 50c., for 25¢. Mahood's drug store, Get the Gunn sectional bookeaee at R. J. Reid's. It makes a suitable gift. Oak and mahogany finish., +Poptlar songs, great variety. Come and hear them on Scale Williams' piano. Dutton's, 209 Princess street. 1 sell-esteem could be sold, ' many there are who would hie to the mar ket place. Electric engines for the boys. Christ- mas tree lighting outfits. Halliday Electric Co. Music : 2,000 selections by Chaminade, Schumann, Chopen, ete., 10¢; Initton's, 209 Princess street. Souvenir handkerchiefs, initial hand- kerchiefs, fancy border handkerchiefs in Dwyer's usual «high-grade quality. Popular prices. Sometimes the man that nature has done the least for is far from being in. the failuré class. Great sale of Irish linen handker- chiefs, hand embroidered. Dutton's. 50c. regular chocolates for 25c. Fresh and delicious. Buy early. hood's. If he is Bohm, ib, Ma- persistent in the practice become immoderate. Heavy $2 silk mufflers, great value, £1.25. Dutton's. Five line of mnsic cabinets, fifteen styles, $4 and upwards, at R. J. Reid's. "Week-end" sale of regular 50ec. chocolates for 25c. 1b. starts Thurs- day, this week. Mahood's drug store. The man who looks wise and says nothing may be pursuing that plan to conceal his ignorance. Perfumes all lB he uew odors, at Ma- hood's drug Admitted. Sn all, that Dwyer has the biggest and best assortment of men's 5Uc. neckwear in Canada. Not a shape or color omitied. Men's extra heavy wool sox, 2 pairs 35¢.; men's underwear, 50c. Dutton's. class sweets, from Gibson's. Even 'if we confine ourselves strict ly to facts there will always be plenty of things to talk about. Perfumes all the new odors, at Ma: hood's drug store. Heavy twill black shirts at only Shy cents; is a Dwyer special, and to be had at only Dwyer's. Optimism is thinking a man you berrow from without paying willibe anxious to lend you more. "Week-end'" sale of regular 50c. Shacolates for 25¢. 1b. starts Thurs- , this weok. Mahoos drug store. ne 10¢.; ra of Paradise," "Lost Chord," 10c.; Santa Claus," 10c. Dutton's store. If you set yourself to shout i ou will find ha thankful for. oA "* chocolates, fresh and ond: regular 50c., for 25¢c. Mahood's drug store. A surptise in values in the sweater coats at 75c. and $1.25 each, which Dwyer, the cut-price clothier, is sell- "fen 1 Call ard inspect our boots Special comfort boots, lowest prices. Dutton's, Ask a yo baly is, and ing the exact number of months, ye. music thinking fiumerous nother how old the oil upwards ot Me-| S86 thoyghtful, three in one box, sus-|' the moderate drinker will eventually | 365 DAYS - LONG ¢ ~, Victrola, $20 Victrola, $250 VICTOR VICTROLA' HORNLESS) GRAM-O-PHONE $20 to o $250 EASY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED The greatest Artists of the world, including Caruso, Melba, Tetrazzina, make records exclusively for Victor and Berliner Instruments. DEALERS EVERY- WHERE, will demonstrate these instruments for you. BEWARE - OF IMITATIONS .A LIST OF POPULAR VICTOR RECORDS 10.inch, Double-faced, 90c. for the two selections Collins and Harlan Rol (Bizet) Xylophone, William H. Reitz . Whistling Gialdimi 2 Sr-- 16802 a {fiz Waltz-- La Bohéme. . ~ (Pueeial) "You Splash Me and Tl! Splash You" "Don't Argify" Hg ("She Always Dreams of Bill") 1.50 12-inch Purple Label, $ Yate Alice Lloyd Aenea riatuese Irwin 100000-- "New Colonial March VICTOR PUZZLE God Bless the Prince of Wales .. 121000 10-inch Victor Record, 90c. HM. Coldstream Guards RECORD 10-inch, Double-sided, $1.00-six selections in one .Solo and Chorus Solo and Chorus Solo and Chorus WHY NOT A VICTROLA FOR XMAS? Berliner Gram-o-phone Co. MONTREAL Limited REMEMBER THIS TRADE-MARK ' AND YOU CAN'T GO WRONG "His masTER'S VOICE" "518 MASTER'® VOICE" x e will answer in detail | Hear CARUSO, SCHUMANN-HEINK, Etc, on the VICTROLA, at D. J. Dawson' S, 244 Princess St. NPA 4 boy is certain to be pl with a pair Dwyer's cut-price gloves or mitts. Zero linings, 800. chocolates i 28¢. 1b, | convince him that he doesn't. It a man thinks he knows it all, we can't help feeling sorry for the mis- guided individual who undertakes to Sale to S0¢., sot Brel ei le Dutton' LIST YOUR PROPERTIES NOW For Sale or to Rent. Rents Collected Conveyancing and Real Estate | | E. Blake Thompson, 'OYER NORTHERN CROWN BANK. MARKET SQUARE, KINGSTON, ONT, Sales Ni Insurance DAY OR NIGHT .!% ~~ Phone 201 Thomas Copley PHONE 987 REI iss er on eh and es Fs mop 00% Your orders will be filled satis] factorily if you deal there at PF. WALSP'S, 55-567 Barrack Street. = "Td ees Ms. LUBRICATING OIL. FLOOR OIL. GREASE, ETC. PROMPT DELIVERY. W.F.KELLY. Clarence Streets. and Ontario Toye's Building. a P acsececssssrvocIdIOIIGE ARLEN SH00E0000000009 Kir. KINGSTON ~ BUSINESS COLLEGE (Limited) "Highest Education at Lowest Cost' Twenty-sixth year, Fall Term begins August Jot nh. 'Courses in Bookkeeping, horthand, fravhy, Civil Service and Eng- Our Sradistes get the best positions. Within a short time over sixty secnred positions with one of the largest rallway.cor- porations in Canada. Enier any tunis. Call or write for informa- tion, H. ¥. Metcalfe, Principal Kingston, Canada, WORTH CONSIDERING Some 'people seem to get this ides that beer is a drink for warn weather exclusively They fall to Appreciate that it's refreshing and beneficial all the year round. We dre agents for Fisher B Portsmouth; © Berlin Lion Brew H Berlin: Stroh's Imporjed Beer, We make a speciality of Keg vi the Christmas Trade, | The THOMPSON BOTTLING CO. GEO. THOMPSON, Prop, Telephone 304. APPLES SNOWS. TALLMAN SWEET, el BELL FLOWERS. NORTHERN SPIES. i SWEET CIDER. ? COAST SEALED OYSTERS, D. COUPER, Phone 760 Bi1-3 Princess Sree - wld