TRE Local Branch Time Table. IN EFFECT MAY 30TH, 1915, Trains will leave and arrive at City Depot, foot of Johnston street Golug West, Ly. City. 2.40 p.m 7.37pm Golag 18-Mall . Fast Exp. 32--Local io Brockville , Mail .....,12 No. 14-1Intl, Ltd, , No. i13-~Local to Brockville 658pm. 7.37pm Nos, 1,6, 7, 13, 14, 16, 18, 19 run dally, other trains daily except Sunday. Direct route to Toronto; Peterboro, Hamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit, Chicago, Bay City, Saginaw, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebee, Portland, St. John, Halifax, Boston and New York. For full particulars apply J. P. HAN- LEY, Rallroad and Steamship Agent, cor. Johnson and Ontario streets 1.38 p.m ANADIAN PACIFIC GREAT LAKES STEAMSHIP SERVICE, Steamers leave Port MeNiecoll Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays " Saturdays for SAULT STE. MARIE, PORT ARTHUR and FORT WILLIAM, The steamer "Manitoba," salling from Port MoN'coll on Wednesdays, will «all at Owen Sound, leaving that point 10.30 p.m. STEAMSHIF EXPRESS leaves Toronte 12.45 p.m. daily, ex- eept Friday, mak'ng direct connee- flon with steamers at 'ort Mos Nicoll on sailing days Particulars from ¥, Conway, C.P. A., City Ticket Office, corner Prin- bons and Wellington streets, Phone fable regulating ini ri in three dex Ro. Bold I pamphlet. ~ KINGSTON. CEMENT PRODUCTS dan supply Cemént Blocks, Silla, Lintles, Bricks, Flower Vases, Tile, Caps, P'er Blocks, etc. We also manufacture Cemefit Grave Vaults, Estimates given for all kinds of Ce- ment Work, Kingston Cement Products, H. F, NORMAN, MANAGER, Office, 177 Wellington Street. Phones: Office, 730; Factory, 1204. Poisonous Gases This is NOT the kind we are talking about, : } Have you 'phomed in your order yet to have hy Ging] Meter Jastalied 80 may enjoy many benefl derived by the use of "GAS FOR COORING ? bt; Phone 197 or drop a card to the office of the > works, Queen street. Light, Heat, Power and ens THE COON MEDICINE CO. TORONTO. ONT. (Vormerls Windsor.) GRANT WIDE POWERS HAVE FULL CONTROL OF OF SALE INTOXICATING DRINKS. Can Take Over Saloons--Sale Beverages ta Workmen In tories Assured. London, June 15.--The has issued the 'text of the order-in- council creating and defining the powers o the 'Central Control of Liquor Traffic Board," to consist of a chair and such other persons :r of Munitions trol the le and sup- ating liquors within of Fac Gazette s-given wide powers fo hours of sale and even itirely the sale of liquor to accomplish its The board the regulate The same issue of the Gazétte contains an order modifying the Factory Workshop Act. This ex- empts any workshop or factory from restrictions if it is necessary to se- cure the carrying out of work re- quired in the public interests. The liquor board also is empower- ed to prevent the practice of treat- ing where it sees fit. Persons guilty of violating orders to this effect may be prosecuted under the De- fence of the Realm Act, andawill be liable to imprisonment for six months or a fine of $500. A novel provision is that the board may take over saloons In areas wherein munitions of war are manufactured, or without licenses dispense liquor under its supervision in factories engaged in Government work. Under this plan. intoxicating beverages in moderate amounts would be assured to the workers. © SEES PROSPERITY AGAIN How West Will Benefit From Increa- sed Production. PATRICK PURNS. "The people in the West will have between $600,000,000 and $700,000,- 000 to put in their pockets in the fall for if Providence had specially designed the conditions which are making this possible, these could not | be more favorable to this end." This remark was made by Patrick Burns, head of the great stock rais- ing and exporting company, with headquarters at Calgary, who called upon Mr. Bury, vice-president of the C. P. R.,, on Saturday at the general cilices of the company, Montreal. 'There will be 40 per cent. mere production this year than last. I never saw the soil in such good con airion. We have had the proper moisture at the proper time. The seeding was accoifiplished success- fully. Our people are full of heart. Of course, the great civic works: in the cities have been suspended ow- ing to the war, but the farmers were never in better condifion. Last year though the crop was not more than an average one the prices were high, while this. year there will be the extra cultivation, which, with high prices, will give to the farmers the sum I mention." "Our . people in the West," Mr. Burns continued, "have adopted to a great and increasing extent, "mixed farming. This Mr, Bury, of the C. P.R., preached for many years, and with "ultimate success. Hardly a farmer now but has his bit of stock ---one or two or six or more, so that he has always something to sell, I am not at liberty to tell you what the exporting business amounts 'to in beef and other things; but you would be surprised if you knew the figures of the exportapions to the other side. This, owing to the circumstances of the case, cannot be disclosed; but that such business was 'possible is due, in great part, to the adoption of mixed farming in the West. Our peo- ple were long coming see the be- nefit of this; but they do now; and ized 'farming is the "order of the Mr. Burns, who was born near Toronto, but who has lived and pros- pered in' the West, and who is an authority upon all' matters spperc taining théreto, said that the growth f the coun al . When owe lage. Other centers had been equal: iy prouresiiver. the Setback, ot" the war would gotten and the f the country bo chhsecess w «® 8% Bungay i | sus $ $388ss3s8 BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1015. LIQUOR RESTRICTIONS. More Stringent Rules Governing The Sale Proposed. Regina, Sask., June 15.--A num- ber of changes, with a general ten- dency surrounding the sale of liquer, after the new legislation comes Into effect, with still greater restriction, have been made to the Government bill in Committee. If was decided that veterinary surgeo.s shall not be given the right to sell liquor, as originally provided. Druggists will not be allowed, as proposed,to sell liquor upon the 'written application of twe citizens in urgent cases, and can ons ly sell on the written prescription of a physician." The minimum amount of liquor to be sold at a Government lquor store is fixed at a 'reputed pint." Those Wilful Toys. My house 18 quite full of such cur fous things, 3 There are blocks that have feet, there are books that have wings; And dolls that can walk, and two old Teddy bears With legs that can carry them up and down stairs. And Polly's' not sure, can't say Just how they were made in this cur- ious way. 3 and Jimmy We stand each book nicely away on the shelf, And toys that were their place All scamper about till they're quite a disgrace, 2 And Polly can't say, and Jimmy don't know w Just why we should find them wher- ever we go. put every day in This morning I called in a voice log and clear, ' hd So even the toys in the attic could hear; "If you're all in time, I migh Bring home something good in my pockets to-night." And Polly don't know, and Jimmy 't say, But they think that the toys are quite sure to obey. : ~--Burges Johnson, in Harper's Mag- your places at bed- t v A woman is always télling her hus- band that a man doesn't know what it'is to be sick, © : A man seldom knows what he doesn't want until after he acquires ® © CHANGE PLANNED By Directors Largely Matter of Book- keeping. Montreal, June, Limited, who are to take over the as- sets of Goodwins, Montreal, Limited, was organized in 1911 to take over | the business of A. E. Rae & Co., The | change which the directors wish to bring about is largely a matter of bookkeeping. . Goodwins Montreal, Limited, own the real estate and oth- er fixed assets of the business, while Godwins, Limited, is a holding com- pany, owning the shares of Goodwins Montreal, Limited. Big Steel Earnings. New York, June 14.--The earn- ings of the United States Steel Cor- poration for June it"is expected will If April and May average $8,000,000 the sec- ond quarter will total abotit $26,000,- 000, sufficient to cover the preferred stock, and leave a balance equal to run close to $10,000,000. 1 1-4 on the common. To Extend In Ontario, Chicago, June 14.--F, M. Zeiler & Co., announce that $1,000,000 new capital of the United Stores Co., of Canada will be used to extend the system by opening 500 new stores in Ontario. May Figures, Cobalt, June 14.--It is learned | that the McInfyre Mine will show a | considerably lower production for the | month of May than for the month of Their profits, it is said, will amount to about ten thousand dol: lars, as against thirty-five thousand April, for the proceeding month. Big Steel Orders. ' Toronto, June 14.--8teel Company of Canada has war orders on hand amounting to'several million dollars. The company is'now * tarning out eld forgings a day, and in addition to'the forging is doing pratically all the 'shell manufacture with the exception of the brass work. The preseht output of 8,000 a day about 8,000 she! will be doubled' before long. Revive Rumors of Dividend. Toronto, Juhe 14.--The directors ted meet on June 'has frepd : e of Granby Consol 15th, and as the debt through 14.~Goodwins, mer rate of $150, per quarter. The bonds which were not taken up by the stockholders went to the under- writers, White, Weld and Co., of Boston. The A,B, C of Banking int Accounts are a Con- venience. ecp a Savings Account, and et Your Money Accu- mulste. 1% We solicit Jour account in our Ue SAVINGS DEPARTMENT KIN Irons, Toasters, Mazda Lamps, or anything Electri- cal, phone 94. : . Halliday's Phone 94 .2s Electric Shop, 5 -t- 345 King Street v The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been tn use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been mado under his pete + sonal supervision since its infancy. 2, A Allow no one to deczive you in this, All Counterfeits, Imitations and *¢ Jv i-as-good ** are but Experiments that trifle with and Sudangel the health of = - What is CASTORIA Casforia is' a harmless substitute for Castor Ol, faro- gorlé, Props and Soot Syrups. Xt is pledsant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other N arcotie substance. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it are no sellers. Demand For Seats. ! Montreal, June 14.--Despite fact that bids for a seat on the local Stock Exchange have been made re- cently at a figure of $18,000; there The last sale was recorded on March, 3rd, last, when a seat was sold for $13,000. A Long, Long War. bans been in constant use for the relief of Con on, Flatuloncy, Wind Colle, all Teething Troubles nnd Diarrhea. It regulates the 'Siomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, Siving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea--The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS 9 Bears the. Signature of the E. A. Powell, In the London Dally Mait, Out along the battle front, how. ever, in the trenches and around the camp-fires, you do not hear the men discussing "the terms of peace we will grant Germany" or "what we will do with the Kaiser." They are not talking much, they are not sing- tng much, they are not bodsting at all, but they have settled down to the herculean task that lieg before them with that same bulldog tefiacity ot purpose, that same' grim defermi- nation, which ¢haracterizéd the men who wore the blue in the dark days of 'the American Civil War. : Doh't think that'I doubt the even- tual triumph of the Allies, for T don't ~~not for a minute. © But from what I have observed while in the field with four of the armies; from what I have séen of the strength'of the German positions 'along the western front; from what I have leafned from reliable sources of Germany's mili tary and "economic resources and of the' temper of the German people; from the conversations 1 have had with Cabinet Ministers and diplomat. ists and generals and staff officers, and 'particularly with the fighting men themselves, I have come to thi opinion that the war will unquestion- ably last two yedrs--and that even then Germany an De Sonduered. The sooner people of Engla stop decefving themselves and look the faets'in the face; the sooner they are willing to admit that the German soldier ig as good 'a fighter as the British soldier, dnd that the German officers aré, as a whole traited than the British soonér they come to real Germany is to be beaten, in England between teen and forty carry a rifle bond is- | bloody, s are fo the sue, the market ru effect that the stock will go on'a di vidend basis again, probably the for- for RRC Re pda a Bipit ra in Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have-Always Bought... THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW vorx cry, \ ~ Ladies' Pumps, Patent or Gun Metal .......0000. 000. $2.00 and $2.50 Gun Metal and Patent Leather," °° 3 Buttoned Oxford ........$2.50 and $3.00 sp ihe " t and 100 1b. Bags. . MONTREA! ST. JORN, N. B.