PAGE FIGHT. Your Accumulations Ate they growing by frequent i additions or are they shrink- ing from i-advised in vestments"? depogited re- gularly SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OF. THE BANK OF TORONTO fy No MEET THE ; AMOU NT ™E YM C. A. REQUIRES, The Appeal Made on Wednesday Bringing Results--8end sevipitons to the Y.M.C.A. ing. The campaign to complete the canvass to raise 35.000, which was entered nto through the newspapers | {| yesterday, is already bringing in some We have always felt that giv- en the opportunity, the people will support the Y.M.C A. in any legiti mate effort it 'may put forth The Y.M.C. A. has been «doing a won derinl work mm- the eity, amd in it in the special They will be safe from loss and ji always worth par and accrued interest, always avaliable, and | will grow as steadily as jour industry will let them. BANK OF TORONTO Incorporated 1855 CAPITAL $ 4,600,000 Rest £35,600,000 | results ng so many young men and Few know what. it must mean for directors of this institution to have to meet from month to month, know ing that they have an overdraft in the! bank, and that certain important im- provements are absolutely necessary, and yet without funds to meet either | en or the other It speaks well the men who are one considers that they not only these difficulties from month to month, | but that they have by their efforts re- KINGSTON BRANCH | 107 PRINCESS ST. GEORGE B. McKAY, siderable amount from thus making it possible year 10 vear, through a lit- the entire obligation away. It i* to be hoped that no citizen: will al- low this opportunity to go by with HLOLOLPHLPHLVVHLOVHOPOPOD tout giving his or her nite. The small- You can make Poultry fut. amotsts will be as welcome as the raising pay in your own 3 | |i Sot oC moviedse ail sub. | back yard if you wil adopt the peerless way {| clear hh of scriptions, Since yesterday 'seriptions have heen Evangelical Alliance A Friend (F.0.8, the following sub- received : £15.00 There is hig profits in Poul- 10.00 try, and If you let us show you " 1 #ow it Is done our way you will never be able to repay us ln return for our advice. The Peerless Incubator and Brooder Shown and fully explained. Free Books on Poultry Raising for writing or asking for them. otal .. £25.00 Will von help to 8] 20 7 3 the balance all eontribu building. rise Rend MCA needed, tions to the moeaesessese csssssasssl 4 Dyeing on a Big Scale. Few people have anv adequate conception of the wide range of work we handle. We are equipped to clean, pres. ordye about every conceivable article of wearing ap- pare} of either sex. RR PARKER & M0, Nvers snd Cleaners, #9 Princess St, Kingston, Ont, Asia ssasansinssaing Woed's 8 Phosphoding, The Great Fnglis Tones and invigoratesthe Jemedys nervous system, makes Dew ood in old Veina, Cures Ne ous Debility, Mental and Brain Worry, ney, & sexual Weakness, Kmisnions, matorricea, and ects of r Abuse or Esesses, Price §t wl [3 xf oe En will please, six Feud wailed in es pam W. A. MITCHELL Hardware Princess St, POOP 00L00000000000000 OUR CRYSTAL BRAND Of Stavdard Granulated Sngor Has been tried and found excellent for preserving Ana fable use, Price i» always right ANDREW MACLEAN, Ontario Street. Saturday Morning, 8.30 0'clock Ladies' Cloth Skirts BLACK AND COLORS, £5.00,.6.00, 7.50, 8.00, for $3. 98 Each. | Extra Large Cloth Skirts For Stout People, large waistbands, ¢ to 36 inches, worth $6, 7.00, 8.00, for $4.98 Each. Underskirts In Regal Taffeta and Fine Sateens, Worth £1 25, 1.50, 1.75,:2.00, for 98c¢ Each. Sale of Gingham Aprons Overall ApoE 5, Chambray and Print Aprons, 235¢, 30c, 40c¢, 50c, 60c, 75¢ Ask to See Our Special Corset at $100 Worth 28 inches All Sab. Build | every { yoon. citizen should make an effort to help | ures was cheered by the liberals. the institution which is in reality help- | boys. | the ! tion of any {provement of any existing highway RE for | at the head when ! face | duced these obligations to a very con- | ito it THE DAILY BRITISH wHIG, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1012. lox THE HIGHWAY BIL L BEFORE i THE COMMONS. | Bin Sustained by Only Four--The House Rejected Proposal to Fur- ther Help the West Over the Blockade. i Ottawa, Feb. 29.-By a vote of fity- 'wo to forty he a government ma: {jority of but four on a straight party division, the terms of the ministerial measure governing the disgribution of funds for the projected bill for im- iprovement to highways were finally approved by the commons in com- mittee of the whole yesterday after The announcement of the fig- The division took place on the mo- tion of Mr.' Macdonald (Pictou) to strike out clause six of the bill, which jprovided that the minister of railways, {with the approval of the governor in council, may undertake the construc new highway or the im- anv province. Sir Wilfrid Laurier led the attack, e saw grave danger in vesting such responsibility and power in the hands a minister whose department was {already an unusually busy one. More |over, he deemed it to be contrary to tof | the spirit of the British North Ameri- tle effort on the part of all citizens La 'ca act. | By a voie of 84 to 54, a government the house last night re- jected Hon, Mr, Oliver's amendment urg ing the government to secure further | consideration of a reduction of railway | (majority of 30, freight rates to meet the grain block- ade in the west. | Tha debate was a spirited one, and | cohitinued all night. Hon. Mr. Fos iter, replying for the government, charged that "nature and providence" | were responsible for the present situa- tion. and ¢vnically suggested that the {ex-minister of the interior should Imove a want of confidence motion against providence. | Col. Sam. Hughes' {rot a eall-down in the house of com: {mons in the afternoon, when W. E. | Knowles, of Moose Jaw, read a letter which the minister of militia had writ- ten to the city council of Moose Jaw in regard to the selection of a site for a drill hall, In this letter the minis- ter said that if the city council would hand the subject over to military men, or men who knew their business, things could be satisfactorily settled. Mr. Knowles asserted that the letter |" as entirely unworthy of a minister of "the erown, for which he was called to order by the speaker, whereupon he re- torted, amid liberal cheers, and the letter was 'quite worthy of the minis- ter,"" and this explanation was accept- f blustering policy ACCUSED OF THEFT. wo Youths Stoutly Denied the Charge in the Police Court. A pile of old rubber, copper and lead was brought into the police court, on Thursday morning, by Constable Ar- neil. Herbert and Percy Conway, youths, and brothers, were accused of stealing the exhibit, bat they denied the charge, and the case 'was enlarged for a day. The goods, soit is claim- ed is the property of David "Zacks, tink desler. and not 1. Zacks, Princess street, as inadvertently. stated in the Whig Wednesday, in referring to the cake. The goods were valued at $4. A twelve-year-old lad, who was call: ed a witness, told about seeing the two lads accused of 'the theft, hiding rubber and copper in'a lumber pile in the Kingston & Pembroke railway vards. The lad informed a voung man named Frank Hepburn, employed by Susman & Cohen, and Hepburn took the ink to Susman & Cohen's estab- lishment, and later it was claimed by Zacks, and the police investigated. The magistrate reprimanded Hepburn se- verely, for his action in the matter, stating that he had no right to take the goods away from the hiding place and that it was theft on his part. Herbert Conway told the magistrate that the theft had been committed by two other lads, and mentioned their names, Both stoutly denied this charge, and the magistrate allowed the case to stand over for a day, in order give them a chance to fight the as case. STRIKE AT SHIPYARDS Reeause of Allicred Importation of U.S. Rivetters. A large number of the meh working in the yards of the hiogston Ship building Co. went out on strike on Thursiay afternoon. 'Iie men claim that the company is importing riv- etters from Buffalo. The grievarces of the men ' will looked Cato at once by the pany. be com- Adding New Members. The Board of Trade has received seventy new members. since the open- ing of the rew rooms. It is expect wl that 100 new names ill be sub miited at. the nest meeting. Ladies' Curling Game. nly owe ladies' curling game was played at the rink on Thursday morning, when Hing B. Birch lost to Miss Suwthe in a very interesting game. S------------ sbi Senator T. 0. Davis, Saskatchewan, want lo know whether or not his Jrrovinoe will have a right-of-way to Hudson Nay through the new Mani toba terdtory oh the same basis t% in the ease of Untario, In Belleville, Ont, a campaign to raise #8 to assist in the bwid- ing, euippine and sustaining the new V.MLUA. building, was brought to a sacerssl 1 jase on Wednesday night. The govirnor-incouncil has de cided to commute to life imprison ment the sentence of Wilbur Redd, a Winnipeg negro, The voung Pripee of Wales appeared in a slc hat w he attended the funersl of th: Duke of Fife. A Winnipeg boy shot and =wriously wonnded his sister because she repri- laziness manded him for MeClll students started a demon 1 MONEY 5 S COMING INA PRETTY CLOSE VOTE VISITED THE PLANT OF THE KINGSTON SHIPBUILD- ING COMPANY, WEDNESDAY. Hon. J. D. Hazen and Hon. Rodolphe Lemicux Were Pleased at What They Saw--Minister of Marine Saw His Two New Vessels. After. visiting the board of trade rooms, on Wednesday alternoun, Hon. John D. Hazen and Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux leit for the works of the Kingston Shipbuilding company, ac companied by the mayor, Ald. R. E. Kent, Col. Ogilvie and Dr. Edward Ryan, president of the hoard of trade. At the office of the company they were met by H. A. Calvin and W. J. Fair, two of the directors of the company, and the superintendent, Mr. premises to inspect the operations of the yard, particularly the construction of the steamers Bellechasse and Dol lard, both being built for the depart- ment of marine and fisheries. The isitors expressed their surprise at uch a large and well equipped plant, abd were pleased fo know that the company was getting along so suc cessfully with the new work. Afier inspecting the dry-dock and the me chanical plant on the premises, they drove along the harbor front, viewing the prospective harbor improvements and new bridge constructions. SORES ON THE ARM. Zam-Buk Worked a Miracle of Heal- ing--Fully Corroberated, Miss Kate L. Dolliver, of Cale jdonia, Queen's Co., N.S., says: "y must add my testimony to the value of Zam-Buk. Ulcers and sores broke out on my arm, and although I tried to heal them by using various pre parations, ncthing seemed fo do me any good, I'he spread until from fingers to elbow was one mass cf ulceration. "l had five different doctors, and faithfully cairied dut their instruc- tions. 1drunk pint after pint of blood medicines, tried salve after salve, and lotion after lotion; but it fio avail. "My father then took me thirty miles to see a well-known doctor. He photographed the arm and hand. This photogrgph was sent to a York hospital to the specialist; they sent word they could do thing further for me, and | was despair. "One day a friend asked me Hf ) had tried Zaan-Buk. I sdid 1 had not, but I got a box right away. The first box did me more good than all the medicine 1 had tried up that time, so | continued the treat- nent. Every box healed the sores nore and more until, to make a tong story short, Zam-Uuk healed all the s res completely, Everybody in his place knows of my case and that 1¢ is Zam-Buk alone = which cured » sores was of New but no- in to Minister corroborates. --The Rev. W. B., M. Parker, of Caledonia, Miss Dol- dyec's minister, writes : "This is to wrt fy that the testimonial of Miss Jolliver is correct as tar my knowledge goes. | have known her for a vear and a hall, and her cure effected by Zam-Buk is remarkable." Wherever there is ulceration, blood poison, sores, cold-cracks, absccsses, cuts, burns, braises, or any skin in- jury or disease, there Zam-Buk should eapplel. It is also a sure cure tor tiles. All druggists and stores sell nt Sle. per box, or post free from Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, for price Refuse cheap and harmful imitations and sabstitutes. y as INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up Our Reporters. Sale women's boots from ¥1.%5 up. Dutton's, Albert Gillespie, Wolfe Island, in the city Thursday. Fresh stock of "Colgate's goods" Sargent's drug store. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burns, of Grif fin's, are in the city. Buy "Burdock Blood Bitters" Sargent's drug store. William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at MeAuley's. Phone 778. Mrs, IH. PF. McGrath and daughter, Mary, Barrie street, for Toronto on the noon train spend a few days visiting friends. Rubbers for all cheap. Dution's. Jobn .lI. Behan, grand secretary of the C.M.B.A., is in Toronto, attend- ing the exemplification of the fourth degree in the Knights of Columbus, "A Ie. liver pill for 10e.," Gibson's, There was only one tippler in the police court on Thursday morning. He was fined 32 and costs and thank- ed the magistrate after he had been By was at littd felt to at Ki street. Leave Auley's book store. 21 Me piano tuner, orders at council is expected next Monday night. The resignation of Councillor Halliday will be received, and the question oi a collector will also be up inneed "Chlorodyne Licorice and ,"" cures coughs quickly. s drug store. b . o. Fair has returned from the automobile show at Toronto. He says it was quite as good as the show in New York in 1905, and that is say- » TE oh re a a partments, in clothifig, made-to-order and peudy-made clothing, and gents' The resignation of Robert Paynter, as shoe instructor at the penitentiary, takes effect on Friday. A suecessor to Mr. Pasuter has not yet been named by the local conservative executive, Sone, Ife: "Come Back to Krin "hathlesn Mavourneen," * p> " "Lost # Chords," Tosti's "Good-Bye." e. Catalogue freee Dutton's mugic George Whyte, In- wood, Ont, announce the of their 'daughter, eimen, A stration. at Ottawa sad t TEL el Mcintyre, who escorted them over the | A warm meeting of the Portemauth) 'Seems 25 The of mention. Women's Stylish Suits at $20, 21.50, 22.50, 00, 26.50. Tailored Suits for Misses' and Small Women Our Line of Misses' and Young Ladies' Suits is particularly worthy $10, 12.50, 13.50, 14.50 Up Spring Suits Newest Models, attractively priced. This store has always been headquarters for Suits and it is more so now than ever be- fore. We have a large assortment of Ladies' Suits, graceful in cut and perfectly tailored Women's Suits At $15 to $18. At these prices we have a great many which are unusually good values. The fa bries are plain and Shadow Stripe Se and Fancy Tweeds. The styles are Te newest, while the tailoring is' very much better than is generally seen in Suits at $15.00, 15.75, 16.50, 17.50, 18.00. sizes range from 14 to 18 years, at Ladies' Tweeds, in Tans, Gr $10, 11.2 New Stylish Models in Serge, Cheviot and Fancy Spring Coats eens, Black, Browns and Navy. 5, 12.75, 14.50, 15.95 FRENCH CHIF AD FRENCH 'THE NEW SAN Tan, B New Spring Dress Goods Our stock is now complete and never before have we shown such a beautiful range, the choicest weaves of the best manufacturers. POPLINS, in all Wanted Shades, Fancy Brown and Grey Tweed. IMPORTED SERGE, representing as it does FON FINISH BROADCLOTH, ce, $1.00, 1.25, 1.50. 20¢, Tae, TOY CLOTH, $1.00, White, Greens, Black and Navy, He, The, $1. 00, 1.25. rown, New ry 4 'EANCY BRAID In Gold, Silver, Steel and Pearl. FANCY EVENING | rimmings, New Fringes, TRIMMINGS, TRIMMINGS, LIGHT SHADES, d. Laidlaw & Son. \. \ GEORGIAN CANAL COMPANY -- Assured of Renewal of Its Charter. Ottawa, Feb. 29.--The sub-committee of the commons which has been con- pidering .the Georgian- bay canal com- prtsy » witt reported this morning that two important amendments have been agreed to. One is_that the company shall not take any provimeial lands without the consent of the provincial governigenits, and the other smend- Sullivan's "My Dearest Heart" and|o ment that all rates for power shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the rail way commission. The company thus seems assured of the remewal of its charter, Cotarrh Cannot he with LOCAL APPLIC ATIONS, as cannot reach the seat of the tir Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, a in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally. and 'and acts directiy on the blood and m aire Qatari 'Cure i= [x a twas prescribed b phys Sicians in thin country Jor years and wlar scription. 1 is otic tons, the tonics known, combined with the hos: Putitiers, 2 ett SHeetly on the macous surf, perfect com- bination i he two thEcedients is nt Lin on ing Cats rrh. ong ror aL . for F. J. CHENEY & €O. Props, SR TR or con: You Can Always Pick Up A Bargain In F ebruary Men's Heavy Working Boots, Tan, $3.00 for $2.48 Men's Heavy Working Boots, Black, $2.00 for $1.50 Peg Soles and Cood Strong Ones. Some Extra Values in Boys' Boots for School Wear. New Goods Just Opened Up. The LOCKETT SHOE STORE