PHONE 987. y 9p & card to 1 Ing anythipg "and" rR wy Pine Street' ne in ei given on new ww k of all kind » de Vans Female Pills use D. Melirath r male at Mahood's drug store. oe CANADA ASSURANCE Seid COMPANY ' © - issuing a Special Polley that fits the needs of Professors, Students, #ssional and Business Men, This ny has for fifty years returned Pale ~holders 12 1-3 per cent, by of m LIFE dividends on all premiums paid , Figures of how a policy you cheerfully given, UPTON, Agent Street, K ngston, { DAY OR NIGHT "Phone 201. is. (Limit a) "Highest Education at Lowest Cost. Twenty.sixth 1 A i TOIYlL Service 4nd Eng t ny WiainT a Anat secured positions An or wri etoal best time it attacks of this" dangerous dis- 'prompt attention is all important. n t signs of Croup appear Radway's Ready Relief freely throat and chest, and give t quantity of the Syrup ou BE t0 produce vomiting. If this pent is followed, not one case in neand will prove fatal. 8 i 1 Pure Maple Syrup. oy rived, & fine line of Dining: ture in Golden Oak. h and Fumed. , | Seott Al {friends at Avdoch. TELL US. Saying. Sanbury Notes. Sunbury, 8r., will shortly vacate D. Sto turned after a try. He is stayiy Sunbury, but wil his Barrack street address to mence business. Harlowe Items. trip to the old attended E. Morgan's sale. r Mrs. G. Wheeler, Parry Road, Sunday last at "Cos is home and Tweed, ren * are spending Mrs. J. Gray and a few days brook, at Mrs. C. Miller's. W. land, Ottawa, at J. White's. Notes From Maberly. visited Fa den demise of Taper Barr, of port, Mr. Barr was at one blacksmith in this much respected. Mrs. John critically ill. Mys. Korry is im ing, Jobn Ferguson and leave for the west on Tuesday. Harold Greer, at T. Garrett's, friends this week. : -- Fernleigh Items. Wensley, spent a few days with has returned to ler home at Ve Mrs. Weston, Cataraqui, has visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wi Davy, for a few weeks. A wee has come to stay with Mr. and George Salmond. Mrs. McCormie her brother's, D. Godkin, before ing for the west, A number here attended George Johnson's returned from Picton; Mrs. S, win Martin made a business tri Clarendon last Wednesday. Canonto Notes. Canonto, March 25.--Owing to deep snow in the Bros, have had to break up shanty on upper Front Lake. Ira, lumber dealer, made a farmers in this vicinity intend ing their cream to vee Tho J. Lennox and tain Grove last week. James bell has moved owned by Mr. Moore. Mr. and A. Badour, of Ompah, visited this place. Mr. and Mrs. John, -- Budget From Kepler. Kepler, March 25.--An old in the person of David Babcock ed away on Friday morning, ing a few days with her sister, Lyon, who is ill, valescent. Mrs. Wellington Orser returned from visiting friends in city. Miss Maude Ferguson is valescing. Visitors : Ambrose cock and brother, Ottawa district Miss Lilian Babcock, city, at neth Babeock's; Otto Hanson, wife at Ambrose Orser's; Mrs. A Townsend, at T. A. Townsend's; Lindsay's. News From Plevna. Plevna, March 23.-George Deer, where they will Yeside. Card and Ha: are home from camp. G. As cheese factory. be the cheesemaker this season. WHAT WHIG CORRESPONDENTS The Tidings From Various Points in| Eastern Ontario--Whst People Are Doing and What They Are - March 25.-W. Bowker, house, having taken over W. C rane's place. W. Bowker, Jr., has re- with his mother at shortly return to Harlowe, March 25.--~Many from here Mr. and Nook." Miss SB. after a couple months' visit with friends at Norwood Miss Ely, North-|L. Maberly, March 25.--FEimer Dufiy and the latter's par- ents in Lanark on Sunday. Thomas Briggs made a business trip to Smith's i on Fridey. It was with deep re- gret that the people heard of the sud- village, and was Palmer has gone to visit her mother, who is Maurice itors : Miss Cammeron, at E. Blair's; land; Miss Florence Sloan called Fernleigh, March 25.--Mrs. J. Breen, mother, Mrs. E. Flieler. Tressa Morey at Plevna last Monday. R. Hicks has cock at M. Davy's; Louise Bauder and F. Babcock at George Salmond's; Er- woods, Lawrence business call to this vicinity. A number of the nfrew buiter Keller made a business trip to Moun- Cam; into his farm lately week-end with their son, W. M., at William Thomas', Jumes Kirkwood at his son's, Albert, of this place. gentleman eighty-nine years. 'Stanard Guess and wife, have returned from their trip to Chicago. Mrs. Lindsay has been spend- Mrs. G. Lawson, who has been on the sick list, is con- Smith and children, and Hubert William Nicho! and children at Henry ston's sale was largely attended. leaves on Friday for Red Deer, Alta. Mrs. William McCormick and daugh- ter; Edna, leave on Tuesday for Red has purchased the Dempster Lyons will special services in the Methodist church have closed. The tea given by the La- dies' Aid in the Methodist church on the Lith just, was a sucodss. * Wisn Beatty is visiting her friend, Miss Glen, at Vemnachar. Edward Shultz of the Dominion School of [Telegrapby, is at home, Mr. snd Mrs. John Flake ton. Roy Bube has moved into Miss McCormick's house. He will drive. ithe Plevna-Clarendon stage. ¢ Reports From Folger. Folger, March 25.--Marshall Moore, a prosperous farmer here, has 4 sold his farm to J. Campbell, and moved with his family and stock to a farm near Toronto. A meeting was held at - | Canonto recently to form plans for installing a telephone line in these parts. T le he » it will mater ialize. G. Kelliord's ea... hos broken or Thomas Campbell and John Mec. Re coun- com- ie left on Thursday for the west. v. E. Sileox, Toronto, assisted by Rev. Messrs. Huyck and Kennedy, con- ducted a temperance and moral re- form meeting here on March 9th. Mr. and Mrs. A. Stewart, visiting at Lan- ark, have returned home. Mrs. M. Si n bas returned from Clyde Forks. Mrs. Morley Simpson has mov- ed here from Cobalt. Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, Ompah, visited at A. Stewart's. A dance was held at J. McKenzie's on Wednesday night. -- Event at Mallorytown. Mallorytewn, March 25.--The Peru Concert company, which has been showing here in the 1.0.0.F. hall, for the past week, closed on Saturday evening. The baby contest for the first few nights consisted of seven names, but as five withdrew, it left H. W. McDonald's and B. E. Elliott's. The latter carried the prize by 3,500 voted us the prettiest and most popu- lar baby in the town, The prize con- sisted of an oak cabinet of silver. Rev. C. E. A. Pocock, who has been pastor of the Presbyterian church for seven years, has resigned and in a short time will leave for Alberta. Rev. James Blanchard, of Merrick- ville, preached in the Methodist church, Sunday morning and evening. While here he was the 'guest of his brother, 1. F. Blanchard. The Union cheese factory opened on Monday for another season. spent of child- with Hol- | Weost- time prov- Vise Zea- op ali. Doings at Marysville. Marysville, Tyendinaga, March 25.- James Fahey, who underwent an operation at the Hotel Dieu, King- ston, for a growth in his nose, is do- ing as well as can be expected. Wil liam Farrell want to the Belleville hospital to have a growth removed from his/ hip. Edward Demire has been in the Kingston General Hos- pital. B. McGuinness and V. Traydor spent Sunday evening at Deseronto. Bab- | J. Meagher and son, Jack, spent Sun- day afternoon with B. Stewart, of Milltown. Viditors : Miss Mary Me- Cullough with Miss Mary Traynor on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James McAl- pine and children, Gerald and Norah, 2pugt a few hours with Mrs. J. C. Meagher, Sunday afgernoon. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Campbell spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grooms. Mr. and Mrs. M. Sexsmith, of Selby, spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. John Russell. Westport Tidings. Westport, March 26.~T'he angel death visited the home of Kane on Saturday evening, 16th, and took the youngest son, Bernard, a bight youth of thirteen years. During the week Bernard con- tracted pneumonia and on Saturday it developed into blood poisoning, and he died at seven o'clock, A pretty wedding took place when Miss Emma C., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forrester, was united in marriage to Archibald Crozier, at the residence of the bride's parents. Miss Minnie McCann, Chicago, Mrs. T. Keilly, Ottawa, John Kane, Peter Mec Cann and William McDonald, Mount 'leasant, were called home owing to the sad death of Thomas Kane. J. E. McCanr is undergoing treatment at the private hospital here. Spencer Dier leaves in a few days for Cal gary, Alta. her rona. been liam girl Mrs. is at leav- from sale 3 to the their Mr. ship- p of Thomas March Mrs. the of "late reed Mrs. has the con- a---- Bab- Doings at Glenvale. Sod Glenvale, March 25.--The Methodists . are holding their regular service in he the Preshyterian church while their A building is being repaired. The "pie" Mrs | Social at George Toplifie's on Wed- WIS. | nesday evening last was largely at- tended. There will be one at Herbert Curl's on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellerbeck and son visit- ed in Kingston on Sunday. Siduey Joh Alport has moved to his ° farm near Collins Bay and Hosea Campsall has moved on the farm vacated by him. Cromwell Cramer intends leaving for the west on Tuesday. Miss Ida Clark and Charles Westbrook, were quietly married in Toronto on March 13th. Mr. and Mrs. Westbrook are now visiting the bride's parents, Mr. The|and Mrs. John Ulark. Byron Gordon, who has been under treatment in the al hospital, is improving. George Pillar purchased a carload of pickets from the back country and is - ing them at the station. M are very prevalent here. At Black River Bridge. Mack River Bridge, March 25. -- Thomas McMann and Edward Grimm- logs so RB. Clark's » John the © THR DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, and Miss Grant are wisiting at Flin-} vedy ocourred last y morning, after a lingering #ligess. The fune vice was held Thursday afternoon to the Anglican church snd conducted by Rev, Mr. Spence. W. J. Wood is vacating his house, recently purchased by Mr. Lochead, of Centreville, Mr, Wood is moving in- 10 the Finkle house. Mr. Wood hime self expects to go west and iocale la- ter. Robert Dougan is remodelling the Shorey property and expects to make an up-to-date Braparty. The village har lost its genial agent, W. B. Dunn, who bas been transferred to Yarker. Mr. Duan has been located here for the past eleven years and leaves many warm friends. The place has been filled by Mr, Freeman. The railroad construe tion work here will soon begin a- gain. Mrs. Wilson and daughter, Beth, of ter spending the winter in Winnipeg, nave returned back to the village. Thy Boy Scouts were entertained at the home of their scoutmaster, NM. G. Storms, on Saturday evening. Sensation at Funeral. Woodburn, March 25.-W. F. Me Broom had several teams engaged last week drawing corn and bran from Findley station to his mill at Wash- burn. The many friends of Mrs. Wil liam Lucy will be pleased to know that she is recove from her re: cent illness. Mrs. William Scott, who has been very low, is slightly better, and hopes are entertai for her re- covery. Her daughters, Mrs. Suther land, of Auburn, N.Y., and Mrs. Pal mer, Maberly, will remain with their mother for a whilé. Several persons, who attended the funeral of the late A. Simpson, had an experience they will not soon forget. In driving out, the side road it was necessary 20 cross what is known as the Railroad creek, Some of the horses broke through the ice and it was with much difficulty some of the cutters were kept right side up. Ome cutter upset, throwing ' the occupants into the water. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs, H. Helferty at Mrs. Bell's; B. Donald- son and Miss Jessie McNeely at 8S. Armstrong's; Rev. J. H. and Mrs. Mc- Connell at William Lucy's; Mr. and Mrs. F. Wilson at R. Donaldson's, Joyceville. Reynoldston Reports. Reynoldston, March 22.--The roads are in a very poor condition. The many friends of Hollie Bush are glad to hear of his safe return to this place, after a short tour through the North-West. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rey: nolds are home from Mountain Grove, where they have been visiting. C. W. Reynolds has purchased property in Verona. J. Salisbury is buying some valuable horses for = his farm in Sas- katchewan, where he and his family intend going soon. Mrs. Henry Whitty intend starting for her home in Sas- katchewan on the 26th. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Reynolds are home from Kings ton, where they have heen attending their son, Cark, who underwent an operation for appendicitis. Percy Genge spent a few hours at his home on Thursday, while en route for Sault Ste Marie, where he hgs secured a good position. Visitors : Miss Gladys Botting, at her grandfather's; B. Genge, at A. Reynolds': W. Bush and Miss Georgia Jefirey, at R. Dotting's; W. Wagner and E. Genge, at J. Jef frey's: A. Leslie, at C. W. Reynolds'; the Misses Reynolds, at J. Jefirey's. Reporis From Westbrook. Westbrook, March 26.--Since the re turn of the mild weather the roads are almost impassable, Rev. Mr. Cassidy preached an eloguent sermon' in the Methodist church here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. Rease were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. D. Ames. 'Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sproule, of Trenton, spent Thursday last with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Grass. Miss Sadie Ames ac- companied her uncle, Daniel Keiler, to Saskatoon, where she intends to spend sometime visiting friends. Miss Grace Sprouls, after spending ithe past week with 'her aunt, Mrs, Eliza Sproule, re- turned to Napanee om Senday. J. Ri- ley, fof Cataraqui, was a caller at S. Allport's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orange Babcock, Miss Edith Saunder- jook and Master Alfred Babcock spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Saundercook, at Collin's Bay. Earl Gates has returned home from a lengthy visit with friends at Water town, N.Y. Van Alport spent the week-end : with friends at Westport. Mumps are prevalent in this vignity. The Late S. Taber Barr. Welpans, March 28.--The sudden death of S. Taber Barr, who was stricken with heart failure at Godirey 20th, was the son of G Harrowsmith, and was born in the 1864. was married in 1884 Ela A. Robb, Athens, who died 1887, Joaving two daughters. They are . John E. ( in, Markinch, } iamson 'J and Frederic ! Charlton, Harrowsmith, at® R. ckey MARCH 27. 1912. ters and one brother. Tn religion Mr. Barr was a Presbytetian and a maw ber of Westport AO.UW. and alw belonged to the Oddfellows, who con- ducied the funeral, which was ome of the largest ever seen in this vicinity. The late Mr. Barr was a skilled me chanic, an expert blacksmith. He was assistant "to Bertram Bros, Harrow- smithy for a number of years Yor the past twelve years he was one of the mosi prominent citizens of this town. Death at Crow Lake, Crow Lake, March 24.--Thd recent storms have left the roads in a very bad condition. The crows have re turned, but as yet they are the only signs of spring. James Hawley and family have moved to Powassan, and James Mahon has rented the farm vacated by him. Some of the officials of the C.P.R. to be bailt this sum: mer, are at work buying the right of-way. A number of the people around here are buying hay, which is a good price, School is closed for a few days on account of the absence of the teacher, Miss Clow, who was called home, owing to the illness of her sister. The death of 8. McGinnis which occurred on Tuesday night, cast a gloom over the neighborhood. Deceased, who was about fifty years of age, had been ailing for some time. About three months Ago, be took to his bed and had been there until death relieved him of his pain. Mr. McGinnis was an old resident here, and during his life won the love and respect of all who knew him. He will be greatly missed by his family, and friends. Besides his brothers and sisters, he leaves to mourn his loss, a wife, two daugh- ters, Hattie and Pearl; also two sons, Hyland and Cecil, all at home. The funeral will take place to St. James' church, Parham, on Friday, at eleven o'clock. The family have the heart- felt - sympathy of the whole com- munity. Reports From Outlet. Outlet, March 25.--~The music of the wood saw is the latest, as R. Burch has been cutting wood for the far- mers here. He finished on Monday in this locality and will now leave for Berryton. John Crozier has moved back from Mallorytown to this vicin- ity. Weldon Bradley and son, Gerald, of Ellisville, spent Sunday with friends here. Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Slack and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Fodey on Sunday. Whooping cough is very prevalent in this sec tion. Alfred Hall is confined to his bed with a relapse of mumps. Mrs, William Crozier, Sr., has gone to the home of her parents, near Bracebridge, being called there by the illness of her aged mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Fodey are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Robert Milne, Brewer's Mills. The driving is excellent across Charleston Lake. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwell Slack, seriously ill with pneu- monia for the past three weeks, is now convalescent. Mrs. Annie Vanderburg and children, little Vena and Gerald, left, on Wednesday, for their home at Ventnor, having spent the winter with friends here. Robert Stacey is draw- ing lumber and shingles to build a new horse stable and boat house. Sharbot Lake Budget. - Sharbot Lake, March 23.--The Gibbs family held a first-class vaudeville show here last week, Miss Lena (lark won the popular young lady's contest and received a beautiful case containing twenty-seven pieces of sil- verware. Misses Mabel Nilborn and Lena Clark, milliners, have returned bome from attending the millinery openings in Toronto. Miss . Sarah Martin has returned home from Havelock to assist Miss M. Kilborn. Wiss Abbie Kilborn has formed a music class at Clarendon. Mtss Gal- lagher, of Harrowsmith, has formed a vocal class here: Miss Lillian Al len jgpent a few days in Kingston with her sister, Miss Jennie Allen, purse-in-training tn the Kingston general hospital. The Willing fork- ers met at the home of Mrs. K. Wil liamson Wednesday last. Rev. A. E. Smart is forming the Boy Scouts brigade. Miss A. Reid and Messrs. 4. Pappa, F. Allen and E. Smith are home from Sydenham high school. Mrs. W. Dodds has returned home from North Bay, where she spent the win- ter with her daughter, Mrs. Lee. Mrs. J. Carey is ill. Mrs. James Erwin, who has been very ill, is improving slowly. Mrs. Hutchison, of King- ston, James [Krwins. RK. Wil has returned home from New Ontario. : Miss L. Murray, Swiphs Falls, spent Sunday with her parents, Miss A. Buttrill spent Sunday with her parents here. Holleford Happenings. Holieford, March 26.--Rev. Mr. Web- ster, of Kingston, preached here on Sunday in the interests of the Educa- tional Society of the Methodist church. Mrs. Alired, Redmond, Miss Nellie Medeof, Mrs. John W. Redmond k Babcock were appoint- ed delegates to attend the Sunday school convention at Verona to-day. F. Clow is still in the hospital, but i ini Mrs. Clow at ha ont the winter with their son, A. Collins, Desert Lake. Charles Nicholson lost a valuable cow, this ng Ne Cn. here, yes ¥, buying cattle. Shrouth D. Walker has returned from itis ingston ital. Visitors: Mr. and 'Mrs. N. 5 Sala: De ngs Verona, a oO 8; A hy » ice Grant and A. Robinson, on "Dr. Miles' Nervine Completely Cured Our .Little Boy of Fits." A family can suffer no greater affliction than to have a child sub- ject td fits or epilepsy. Many a father or mothet would give their all to restore such a child to health. Dr. Miles' Nervine is just what'it is represented to be, a medicine compounded especially for nervous diseases, such as fits, spasms, St. Vitus' dance, convul sions and epilepsy. These diseases frequently lead to insanity or cause weak gninds. Dr. Miles' Nervine has proven most effective in reliev- ing these dreaded maladies. ® Bold by all druggists. If the first bottle fails to benefit your money is returned. MILES MEDICAL CO. Toronts, Can. tote NEW SHOE REPAIRING BUSINESS ROBERT PAYNTER has taken over the business of the late Jas. Davis at the old stand, 269 PRINCESS STREET. AH Kinds of Bhoe Repairing Mamptly done. All work guaranteed, . Seawall WELLINGTON STRERT, (Near Princess). There are other bh Approach the Club Tor ike surroundings in centre close to principal Sons, he ares a od re moderate. Bpecial rates by the wee P. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor. F. J. JOHNSON THE LEADING FLORIST 324 KING STREET, Has resumed business with a | full line of Cut Flowers and Plants always in stock. Wedding and Presentation | Bouquets and Baskets and Floral Designs made on the shortest notice. 'Phones: § NIGHT | Store, 239. Conservatories, 235, | Your orders will be filled satis tactorily If you d4sal there al P. WALSH'S, 85.57 Barrack Street. WE SELL Scranton Coal Co's Coal Selected from the Celebrated Richmond No. 4 and Ontario No, 1 Mines, the best Anthracite Coal mined in Pennaylvania. Place your next order with SEL IE sos cl, 0 LACE CURTAINS, Lace curtains will last longer if properly cleaned from time to time. The cost is trifling, and there is no fear of damage. We are ex- perts in this line. R. PARKER & 00, Dyers and Cleavers, 60 Princess St. Kingston, Ont. HABIT RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT Thousands of wives, mothers and sistefs are enthusiastic in their praise of ORRIKE, because it has cured their loved ones of the "Drink Iabit" and thereby brought happiness to their homes. Can be given secretly. ORRINE costs only $1.00 per box Ask for Free Booklet, ©. W. Mahood, corner Princess and Bago Streets. RIPE. BANANAS, RIPE PINEAPPLES, RiPE TOMATOES. A. J. REES, | 166 Princess 8t. Phone 58 REAL ESTATE SNAPS FRAME HOUSE, four bed- rooms, double parlor, kitchen, pantry, hardwood floors, furnace. and all improvements .... #3.40 BRICK VENEER HOUSE, Toronto Street, § roors, with two extra full lots, good barn and poultry honse, or to rent ..%$1,700 SOLID BRICK HOUSE, eight rooms. furnace, good lot, |] on north of Princess FRAME HOUSE, Patrick st, all improvements. with extra cormer. lot, good cae. $1,500 HOUSES for Sale and to Rent in all parts of the city. Norman & Webb tee" ana General Invarimes. "Phone 730. 'Phone 165. Snaps of a Lifetime Properties north of Street will double In value as as the smelters are going and government docks and elevator erected below the bridge. Wise investors will take advange and buy now the boom comes on We offer you Suaps you can never get again. Speak quickly All thesao properties are in first.class eons dition, $2,100 buys two frame with vacant lot large for another house, cement cellars, bath and w.c: rent, $20 monthly; pays 11 1-2 pe, $1,900 buys 2 brick front houses rovughcast backs, cement cellar, b W.« 6 rooms each: rend, $19 monthly Princess nearly soon before houses, enough pays 12 pc $1,850 buys three two storey. 7+ room frame houses; two good barns; nearly new; rent' §21 monthly; paye 18 1-2 pe, BL A00=A splendid frame dwells ing, with corner lot to build on, cement cellar. bath, wc. | snap; lot ean be wold for 300, R. Chas. Bell Real Estate and Fire Insurance 259 Bagot Street, - Kingston '