© Over 30 Years' Ksiabifsbed Reputation, Neaves Food FOR INFANTS When prepared according to the A complete diet lor the Infant, easily digestible, heal ith gtvioy, strength- ving. ¥ A teething conse b Baalthtol seep 20 atsentia) to the weil bd £0 Jen of the infant. Soid in 1 ib. airtight tins by all Druggists in Canada, 4 Mothars-- Write for free tin 5A ood and copy of our helpful be Hints About Baby", to the Mign. J. R. NEAVE & CO., England. British American Ladies' Tailoring "DEAR MADAM.--We would ke to have you call and get "our prices before the spring rush is om. Workmanship and styles guaranteed, IL COHEN 2607 PRINCESS STREET, Phone #51. Biliousness, Indigestion, and Sick Headache, Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Price. | must bear Signature t Use Newbro's Herplcide Instead. Wearing artificial hair is a harmless boeit of which many ladies are guilty. ¢ woman are all objects for sym- ¢ rather than criticism. neglect in the care of the Se caused the loss of so much : that their personal appearance is marred. To correct this defect resort to artificial hair. ost ladies would resent any impu- | Aation of personal carelessness and ne yet Very many women pep- mit their natural hair to become so 'brittle and lusterless that it looks piter than the artificial, this is as unfortunate as it is un- ERsUsary. Hair that is unsightly or may usually be attributed to the t sctivity of the dandruff i vicious germ burrows into the hair follicle, shortly de- its life. The hair becomes Jaose and finally decpe out. A romedy by all deug- 'the intelligent use of which il the Sandraf gerw. It .also cleanses accumulations and shine with the luster of of Tat pis ia. Newb Herpicid ; ewhro's icide, Original Germ royer. i iepakation in one doflar size bol o guara; verywhere. tions may be obtained at the and hair dressing Mptpicide Co., Dept. R., Detroit, will send a nice sample and to any postage or silver. James ond L. T. Best, special agents. 3 ue By og Rog ve Ty 3 on can save money by this » or We store ji B. [legiate at Renfrew, is ill with appendi- NEWS OF NEIGHBORS WHAT WHIG CORRESPONDENTS TELL US. The Tidings From Various Points in Eastern Ontario--What People Are Doing and What They Are Baying. A Glenvale Wedding. Clenvale, Feb. 29.-A preity wed ding took place at the home of Charles Emmons, Glenvale, on February 28th, when his eldest daughter, Pearl, was united in marriage to Samuel Welling- ton Thompson, son of George Thowp- son, of Mountain Grove. The cere mony was performed by Rev. F. W. Danby, B.A. After the ceremony all sat down to a sumptuous supper. Keelerville Reports, Keelerville, Feb. 29.--Erwin Laird bas finished his contract 'of drawing the wood to the school house. Prayer meeting was beld in the home ol James Boal, on Thursday evening. Quite a number from here attended t pie social at Batlersea. on Tuesday evening. John Moore and family are talking of moving west shortly. Mrs. Andrew Drader and Mrs. William Dix- on are on the sick list. Visitors: Bernice Sutherland, of Battersea, at Fdward Sleeth's; Mr. Gambol, of Seeley's Bay, at Robert Stanley's; Wil- liam Apglin and 'wile and Miss Sarah Anglin, of Taylor, at J. E. Anglin's; Rev. Mr, Vierce made several calls through here on Saturday. At Black River Bridge. Black River = Bridge, Feb. 29.--The Vandusen Bros. have finished their se- cond motor boat this winter. Quite a at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toland, when their only daughter, Eliza A., was wedded to Earl Stewart, merfy of Kemptville, pow of Tomp- king, Sask. Nev. Mr. Waddell officia- ted. The bride, given away by her father, looked very charining in a dress of silver grey silk pophn, irim- med with velvet and silver ornaments The groom's gift to the bride was a handsome cheque, to Gertrude Cole- man, an attendant of the bride, a beautiful gold necklace, set with pearls and rubies, and to the bride's mother a pretty broach. The dining-room and parlor were beautifully decorated with evergreens and bouquets. After the ceremony, all were invited to paftake of a sumptuous repast, after which music and various amusements were well afforded. The bride was the re- cipient of many pretty and some substantial cheques, from friends far and near, showing "the high ed- teem in which she is held, among her many friends. The groom, during kis short visit, won the affection of all the young people, and many are the sincere and hearty wishes for the young couple's future happiness. Mr, and Mrs. B. Stewart left on the 27th for the west, where they intend visit. ing friends at Swift Current and other places of importance and then wil proceed to Tompkins, their place of residence. Budget From Ardoch. Ardoch, Feb. 20-D. McDonald and J. Schonaver have finished their con- tract of drawing lamber to Roberts: ville, for the Chandler & Jones com- 'pany, with the exception of a few ties. The late storm has prevented the Plevna and Clarendon stage from making its regular trips. W. Wagorn gave a dance to a large number of friends on Monday evening, February 19th. A most enjoyable time was number of young people attended the dance at Waupoos, last Friday. Mr, und Mrs. John Shepard, Cressy, visit- ed a few days last week at Mrs. Frank Starr's. R. Noble is drawing wood. 1, Minaker is drawing saw logs to Picton. He had a road across the river, but the storm last week filled it up. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Starr visited Miss M. Hearney on Waupoos Island last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Somerby have returned from Syracuse, * N.Y., after attendidg the funeral of their daughter. A. McKee and son are at John Minaker's. Mr, and Mrs. RB. Waddworth visited at E. Grimmon's last Sunday, Mrs. A. McKee and son, david, visited at Frank Starr's, Sunday last. News From Selby. Selby, Feb, 29.---The Rev. Mr. Nich- Methodist church here on Sunday last and Rev, Mr. Downs took Mr. Nich- oll's appointments. « Mr. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Anderson who have been ill are improving. R. Grange left on Monday for Gravenhurst for his health. F. Wood and family have moved to their new home at Switzerville, and H. Abbott has bought ¥. Wood's resi- dences here and has moved in. 0. Scylthrope has moved to Frost Mills. Miss L. Arnold returned home on Wed- nesday, after visiting at Marlbank. R, 1 McCormick and family are preparing to move to the west next week. R. Paul spent a few days in Toronto this week on business. Miss A. Wood is spend- ing a few days with her brother at Switzerville. A number from here at- tended C, Anderson's sale at Overton on Wednesday. Visitors: Miss Empey at D. Dension's; W. Rameey and fami- Anderson's; Mise Thompson at L. Fitz- patrick's; Mrs. Flag and Mrs. Heney and Mr. Swaine at R. McCormick'. Items From Flower. Flower, Feb, 29.--Owing to heavy snow storms the roads in a very bad conditian, Mise-Carrie Closs has returned from Calabogie where she spent the Jast year. The LaBelle Bros.. of Niagara Falls, who have heen holding a medicine show rere for over a week, went to Fol- ger on Tuesday,. Miss Margaret Ke- vill won the young lady's contest and also one of the guessing econ- tests, and Miss Annie Deachman won the other guessing contest. "Sandy" Deachman got the men's prize. Misses thyl Easton and Annie Craig, of Clyde Forks, ealled on Iriends here Wednesday. Miss Carrie Closs spent a few days in the village before go- ing to her home in Maple avenue. T. Cameron is hauling logs to the piver for Mr. Gray. Miss Lenore Chapman spent Wednesday evening at J. Rev- i's. Miss Gvelyn Cameron, ill for the past two week's, is recovering. L. Appleby, who was attending the Col- the arg citis. His mcther and sister hastened to Renfrew on Friday to- attend him. John Mofiait spent Saturday even- ing at J. Rewill's, \ mini ; Cole Lake Tidings. Cole Lake, Feb, 290.--Owing to the storms the roads are almost impas- sable. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harten and family spent Sunday at N. Shil- lington's, Green Bay. A quiet wed- ding took when nedy, was united in matrimony to Alexander Hamilton. The bride and groom left on: the 20th for their new home in Moosejaw. Mr. are at A. M 's, Par- olls, of the Bay circuit, preached in the ly at C. Arnold's; Mrs. English at J.! '{where, of course, I was constantly on spent, and the light fantastic until the we sma hours, R. M. Munro went to Kihgs- yton on Monday, ns juryman. James {Mitchell ia very ill. The many friends lof Mrs. George Young will he sorry to learn that she is ill again. A, Gil mour and M. MacLean have each pur- chased a fine driving horse from J. Gray, Harlowe. Miss E. R. Johnston, teaching at the mountain, renewed ac- {quaintances here a short time ago. Edward Gilmour is home from Law- {rence camp, at Ompah. Miss May Maec- {Lean is improving rapidly. C. Smith | and G. Young are drawing ties to { Robertsville. 8.8, No. 1 has at last {been 'able to secure a teacher, Miss | Murphy. Visitors: = Miss { Lake, Mallorvtown, at her grandfath- jer's, T. Topping; Misa Beatty, Plevna, lat T. Topping's; Miss Lena Derue, at |R. M. Munroe's; Miss L. Gilmour, A. Gilmour and D. Watkins, at A. Mac- | Lean's, on Sunday last: | 8chonaver and family, on Sunday last; Miss G. Take and W. "Topping, at R. Watkins': Miss Barbar (Schonaver, at her sister's, Mrs, W. | Wagorn; R. Hamilton, at A. Mac Tean's; Mr. and Mrs. James Derue, Jr, at R. M. Munro's, Sunday last: Allie MacLean, visiting at Snow Road for the past week; Miss May Mae- | Lean, at her aunt's, Mrs. A. Maclean; Misses Guess and Gray, at C. Smith's. » THE WEARY SMILE THAT COVERS PAIN. Women are Themselves to Blame for Much of Their Suffering. Women are weak, yet under a smile they 'will try to hide pain and suffer- ling that any man could not bear patiently, If women would only re- member that their frequent failures of health' arise from feeble or impure blood their lives + would be smoother and they would longer retain their natural charm. When the blood fails then begin those dragging backaches and = head- aches; unrefreshing sleep that causes dark lines: under the eyes; dizziness; fits of 'depression, palpitation or rapid fluttering of the heart; hot flashes and indigestion. Then: the cheeks grow pale, the eyes dull and the complexion blemished. Women ' should know that much of this suffering is needless and can be promptly rémedied. Purify and enrich- the blood through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and your suffering will vanish. Thousands of women know that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills (have brightened their lives by making the new, good blood of health, and so toning up all the vital organs into healthy, vigorous action. Here is an instance from among many. Miss Cora A. Cornell, St. Catharines, Ont., says: "Ever since the age of fourteen I have suffered terribly with pains in my back, and severe headaches, 1 was also much troubled with indigestion and had to be extremely careful as to my diet, and sometimes did not feel like eating at all. Some two onrs 2 the headaches became so that ad to give up m i tign, which was clerking = on my feet. I took a position in an of- fice, where 1 could be seated most of the time, but even then I suffered ter- ribly most of the time. As the medi- cine 1 had been taking did not help me I finally i to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I got a supply, ead soon felt they were helping me and I continued taking the pills - for several months until I felt perfectly my doctor advised me go back to my old position, 1 to do 80, and have not felt effect. I never have backache, a headache, disap. ree some one. who not to cannot speak too liams" Pink Pills and letter 'will help suffers as I used to." Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at cents a box, or six es for $2.50 from The Dr. liam Me- dicine Co., Brockville, Ont. company tripped the | Gertrude | KINGSTOX OLD BOX'S DREAM As Recorded by S. G. Brown, of Chicago. Last evening 1 was talking, £ To a Kingston boy aged and grev, Who told me of a dream he had, 1 think it was Christmas Day. While snoozing in his arm chair, 'The vision came to view, For he saw an angel enter, Dressed in garments white and new. Raid the angel : I'm from heaven, The Lord just sent me down To bring you up to glory, And put on your golden crown. You've been a long time in Chicago, Its streets wandered up and down, Looking for some familiar face, You knew beek in the old town. -~ 3 AE eet ETE You've been faithful to your family, Toiled hard night and day, And been n friend to all the boys, Helping them along their pathway. So we want vou up in glory, For you have labored hard, And the good Lord is preparing Your eternal just reward. Then the angel and the old boy .| Started up towards glory's. gate. When passing along Michigan avenue The angel whispered : Wait ! I have a place to show you, "fis in the Auditorium hotel, Where the Kingston! boys and girly meet, Aud stories of their young days tell. Tonight is ther first annual dinner, And as you ean plainly see, They are one and all so happy, Their hearts are filled with glee. He just sat down to watch them, His heart with joy did burn, l1iks eyes fell on familiar happy faces, Which ever way they'd- turn. It brought back old memories to him, Hig face beamed with joy, He thought of dear old Kingston, And happy days when once a boy, Said the angel, come on, old boy, There is the pearly gates to see, ut the old boy only muttered, This is heaven enough for me. BARRIEFIELD'S NEW PASTOR. -- \St. Mark's Church to Welcome Rev. \ Arthur Cooke: Jarriefield, Feb. 29.--The congrega- St. Mark's church will be pleased to meet their new clergyman, {Rev. Arthur Cooke, who is to ke {present On Sunday, Rev. Canon Loucks preached his farewell sermon on Sunday last. Miss Evelyn Morris {has left for Buffalo, N.Y., where she will visit her aunts. Mrs. W. Hunter, Isle of Man, bas returned home after visiting relatives here. Her sister, Miss Alice Pennan, accompanied her, Miss Agnes. Stanton has retiirned home alter visiting her sister, Mrs. S. Saunders, city. Master Arthur (bury, who was hurt, on the hill, is improving nicely, Miss {M. Turner is visiting friends in the city. Mrs. Grange is seriously ill. Her ison and grand-daughter from Peter boro, were called home. School has been closed for the past week owing to the severe illness of the teacher, { Miss Pappa. Whooping cough is quite common at present. The roads are in a very heavy condition and the piteh- holes dre numerous, Mr. and Mrs, Gi, Muller, city, spent Sunday wilh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Muller. ------------ Birth of the "Marche Funebre." London Argonaut. The recent death of Ziem, the noted Freuch artist, in Paris in his nine |tieth yeas recalls the fact that Chop- {in's "Funeral March," which was play- jed in the church at Montmartre at | Ziem's funeral service, was composed in Ziem's studio. One night after sup per Ziem and his friends amused them- {selves 'by draping themselves in the bed sheets and performing an imh- promptu Spectre ballet. But Chopin did not join in the laughter and fun. {He sat down at the piano, and soon {the strains of his now well-known dirge reduced the noisy crowd to sil ence. The dancers stopped dancing, the laughter was stilled, and thus the "Marche Fupebre" was born. -------- Not Too Absorbed. San Francisco Bulletin. An instance is melated of the late Prof. Chrystal's readiness in { mathematics. One day when applied i the blackboard | tion of . Sals- while coasting ¥ he was iproduting on those spiders" Webs in chalk" which were the despair of the unlearned, a stu- dent near the top of the room dropped a marble, which bumped down, step by step, to the level of the rostrum. Chrystal, not heeding the giggles of the class, went on with his work. When the marble came to rest he ob- served, "Will the student at the end of fac 41 Kindly stand up 7' He had coun | de by the - ble in its desenty ude by the mar ------------------ The Resignation of Johnngy. New York Success. "Mamma," said Johnny, "if vem will Jot me go just this one time | won't ask for anything t, eat." All right," said his mother, "it's a bargain. ' sohuny, perched on the edge of a big chair, became restless as savory odors came from the region of the kitchen. At last he blurted out : There's lots of pie and cake in this , admanishing face of his mother c promise, and he added 'But what's that t,, me 7 i ---------- ---------- A turkey at Smiths Falls, was found under a bats, a lew days ago, where it had gone and could not get out. It' was there for fifty-five days wi food or water and was a mere skeleton Lydia J. Arnold, aged sixty- seven years, of South Emsley, died Saturday, : Lins, of Russell, Man Rev. FP. ble Tweed, G. Kirkpatrick had a gon] i dn St. James' church, , when C. A. Col of Ei AND MUSTACHE Terrible Plight of a | Pennsylvania Man Reported by a Prominent Ciiizen: "About two years ago my hair, not do just what he writes it dia beard and mustache started to come | "The next time Mr. Galder Out in spots. These spots were en-| into my store after purchasing tirely bare of hair PARISIAN SAGE," writes the drug Seeing PARISIAN SAGE ad-| gist who sold him, "his appearance vertised, I purchased four hotties and | was so changnd I did not know him." after using two of the bottles, the] PARISIAN SAGE is without doubt hair came in unill now I have asthe mosi efficient hair rower good a head of halr as 1 had before | beautifier and dandruff « ure \in th his trouble started. j world, and people who are "easing can truthfully recommend this) time with ordinary commercie Lreparation to any one for what it is | tonics should wake up. . recommended for. Sam Calder, | PARISIAN SAGE will banish Jamison City, Col. Co. Pa. Oct. 11,} dandruft, stop falling hair and Hohe 1911. {ing scalp; will pnt life, lustre and Please bear in mind that PARIE-| beauty into faded hair. or woney TAN SAGE is not guaranteed to grow hack. 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