SETAE 1 i RI -- ¥ § Our mew floor cleaning ma. | ; . | RIGHT REVEREND ALEXANDER THE : L OCLEAN- || MacDONEEL, D.D, 3 AND DYERS | Came to Canada 1803 with large : PP 4 Pressing and || contingent of Highland Scottish Ca- : Alse French Dry | thoes: appointed Vicar.General of and slterations, and William Streets 2106. ¥. WALKER, Prop. | district 1817; consecrated Bishop | 1820; appointed first Bishop 1820; | appointed first Bishop of Kingston ----= | on founding of Diocese, January 27, | 1826; founded College of Iona in MPLES | Glengarry and first Catholic news- | paper in Englich in Canada; at King- | ston founded Regiopolis College and + (laid foundations of the Church in | Ontario as it is today; died January | 14th, 1840. ------ div Iso Arms, Caused Disfig- rement. Cuticura Heals, , RIGHT REVEREND REMIGIUS GAULIN, D.D. Consecrated Bishop Oct. 20th, 1888; appointed to Kingston, Janu. ary 14th, 1840; during his regime Diocese of Toronto founded 1841 and Diocese of OttAwa, 1848; commenced building of the beautiful Cathedral Church of the Immaculate Conceps | tion; brought to 'Kingston the sis- ters of the Congregation de Notre Dame and the Religious Hospitallers of St. Joseph; died May Sth, '1857. blic Utilities mmission NEW OFFICES. QUEEN ST. y The Bishops and Archbishops Who Have Presided | | Over Diocese of Kingston During Past 100 Years | S¥. MARY'S CATHEDRAL, KINGSTON. RiGHT REV. EDWARD JOHN HORAN, D.D. Consecrated May 1, 1858; died tario; ruled for four years. Feb. 18th, 1875; ruled the Diocese for seventeen years and continued much of the work instituted by Bis. hops Gaulin and Phelan. ' Tom MOST REV. JAMES VINCENT CLEARY, D.D. Consecrated in Rome, Nov. 21st. '1880; appointed Archbishop July 28th, 1889; died Feb, 24th, 1808; built the beautiful tower on the Ca. thedral; constructed St. James Cha-§ pel; revived Regiopolis College, Permanent Beauty-- Low Cost-- Pride of possession, added refinement to all surroundings and about one-half as much house.' work result from using Seamen-Kent Flooring. Halt the Hort] SAMAN= wood Floors in Canada are by Seaman Kent o ALLAN LUMBER (0. Ltd. VICTORIA STREET 'Phone 1042. \ We carry a full line of Seaman-Kent Hardwood Floor Finishes D4 EVERYBODY DRINKS "SMILE" THE NEW ORANGE DRINK BOTTLED AND DISTRIBUTED BY ELDER AERATED WATER WORKS | MOST REV. CHARLES HUGH | GAUTHIER, D.D, | Consecrated Archbishop of King. || ston, Oct. 18th, 1898; transferred to Ottawa, Sept, 6th, 1910; died Janu ary 19th, 1022; during his regime the splendid organ of the Cathedral was installed, the new marble altar constructed and the entire interior of the church redecorated, including the magnificent paintings of the Im. miaculate Conception and the As. sumption, RIGHT REV, JOHN O'SKIEN, D.D. Consecrated April 18, 1875; died August 1, 1879; born at Railton, On. WHITE MARBLE ALTAR IN ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL, KINGSTON. MOST REV. M. J. SPRATT, D.D. The present Archbishop: appoint- ed while parish priest of Belleville and consecrated Nov. 80th, 1011; has cleared the Cathedral of an tm. mense debt and placed Kingston par- ish and many others in the diocese on a sound business basis; sponsored the transfer of The Canadian Free- man to the control of the Church; commenced building up Regiopolis College and has developed it to fits present status; encouraged religious vocations among the young men of GARRY CAFE NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Everything new and right up- OPEN FROM 7 AM. TO 2 AM. to-date. ie ---- First Class Meals served on shortest notice. EDWARD LEE, Proprietor 157 PRINCESS ST. 'PHONE 201. Special attention to Private Parties. you a p } or pipe style--at a price. first 1 sensational ie new Cllson "Magic" fs built ot Rnpeten Fits. Transmits heat THRE! MES faster. Patented air-blast burns all the 'gas and smoke. New type cone-shaped ng ets more heat units out ol 5 stele: arc welding seals e furnace tight as an egg against: leaks of gas, dust or ih stalls the new Eilvon "Magic." ie features of this new Learn all sensationally ting system. We will welcome inquiry, Catalogue, A ier iine estimates and full inTermate shad without ting you in any way. Act at oncewsthis is make plans for your home properly. ALBERT NEAL, Be. 'Phone 876-m 9574 York St, Guelph 624 Johnston Gilson Mfg. Co., Limited . . the diocese by establishing a Semi nary Fund; as a result of this ih the neighborhood of thirty priests have been ordained from the Archdiocese during His Grace's regime; the Sep- | |i arate Schools throughout the city have been much improved, Catholic Charities have been under one head and the Church in all its branches is in a flourishing condi- tion. RIGHT REVEREND PATRICK the PHELAN, 8.8, D.D. of fluo . the Consecrated May 20, 1843; ap- nly : pointed administrator of diocese in for "sore 1852; appointed Bishop May 8, pr ry yy 1857; died less than a month after, "reid June Oth, 1857. . oi . dois 3 most druggists, -- W.F. Young Ine. mv MRS. R. J. WILSON ILL | | She Was Cared For at Her Mother's, . Lavant Station. Lavant Station, May 18--Mrs. William Browning visited receatly with her daughter and son in Perth. Miss 1. M. Clark, R.N,, returned to 1 Pain in the Muscles, I INSTALL Chamber! ' « NOW a Quickly Subdued by Nerviline . . LA Those Who have tested out numer- Saves Oval. fil ous lintments will agres that where . 5 gE is n to dislodge a Ends Draughts. 5 a ne! 'more or less chronic condition thére is nothing to com- pare' with Nerviline. 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Wilson, Hamilton spent last week at Mrs. Thomas Lee's. 2 a -------- Miss Bushtield bes tendered her resignation as a member of the staff of the public school Newhoro and Mrs. L. Kelsey was apbointed with duties to commence on September The remains of Paul Weighall, Campbellford,. who recéntly sulcid- ed, were removed to Tamworth for burial. Dr, Bradley, dentist, Smith's Falls, has removed tg Wellington. Mrs. Thomas Lee's. | Travelling Funds E are easily and safely carried in the form of THE enienion cards is. eae them feuder _ ~OF COMMERCE opm Fis Up 00RD: oss DAVIS DRY DOCK CO. BUILDING AND REPAIRING BOATS AND ENGINES ' © MACHINERY REPAIRS AND PARTS SUPPLIED SAW MILL, BAND SAWING AND - DRESSING LUMBER AND TIMBER CUT AND EAST END WELLINGTON STREET