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Well Made. fed 'Tare flour and pure yeast do not necessarily mean good bread. It 50: material is not everything. Prof. W. Hodgson Ellis, Official Analyst to the Dominion CGovern- ment, after » umber of analyses, re- ports that " Sunlight Soap is a pure and well-made soap." " Well made id means more than you think. ".Try Sunlight .Soap--Octagon Bar--next wash day, and you will enjoy the benefits of a "well-made" soap, and will see that Prof. Ellis is right. No one should know better hi 214 IRON BED NEW ARRIVALS Prices range from $4 up at $5 and $0. styles, Some to $40. MATTRESSES new Mattress spe at $3 Jou, and $35. new Some pretty de I'o laliy fit, 2, an i}: on comfort. $1. very able, wuals others sold at SU Parlor Suite Specials at $20, $25, $30. CARPETS--Some new patterns just in from Kidderminster, England, the Carpet Manufactur Brussel«--A the » pecial at pretty shad Quilts Some b and ange $16 Comforters $1.50 up tt from. auties to select Yours, T. F. HARRISON CO./, Undertakers, etc. Telephone Nos. 90-91. COTTON DOWN COMFORTERS Filled with the best snow white carded Cotton, quality 2 yds. wide and 2} yds. long, $3 EAC These Comforters are in all re- spects equal to the best Eider- down at a very much lower price. RR. McFaul Kingstoa Carpet Warehouse Cook's Cotton Root "Compound. Ladies' Favorite, Is the only safe, reliable regulator on which woman can depend "in the hour and time of need." Prepared in two degrees of strength. No. 1 and No. 2. No. 1.--For ordinary cases is by far the best. dollar medicine known No. = 2--Por "special cases 10 degrees stronger--three dollars per box. y Ladies--ask your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Compound. Take no other as all pills, [iixlyres and imitations are dangerous. No. 1 and No, 2 are sold .and recommended by all druggists in the Do- minion of Canada. Mailed to any address on receipt of Brice ang ee 2-cent postage a he e 0. ompany, stamps Windsor, Ont. No. am sold in Kingston by all 1 and No. 2 respor EVERY BOTTLE BEARING THE MAGI LABEL IS GUARAN. THED TO CONTAIN THE NATU- RAL. MINERAL WATER OF CALEDONIA SPRINGS, ONT BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES. ree ----------app-------------------------- When Fuel Is Dear You should light office aw econ The most e YOTTo 8 'three t th vour house or ly as possible eal Aight costs little, light hali of or lamps, the GAS MANTELS --A few only 10¢ each. BREGK & HALLIDAY, Princess NOTICE 1s' hereby given the public that I purpose making it warm for all persons using my coalmgxt wir ter. Your order is solicited. is | . moot and | I great centre of | from | | | ley, i | k | | { | Woodrow, { { | back, | Cameron, | son, | | P WALSH 55-57 Barrack St, { Dunlop, | Limestones, 10; | he RUGBY GALORE. may be spoiled in the making. Just { QUEEN'S {1 AND;LIMESTONES WERE WINNERS. Rough Riders Trounced the Argo- nauts--McGill Trimmed 'Var- sity--Queen's. Have Chance for Championship. | Tha rugby match in the | l-giate series on Saturday afternoon, between Queen's 11 and R.M.C. J, was a fine exhibition, and delighted the spectators, who witnessed volieys of | 1 eautiful kicking. There was much | open work on both sides. The kick- ling of half-back Strachan aud full- | back Macdonnell were features. | Queen's won ea-ily, the score resulting 20 to 5. Having defeated Cadets a | week ago by 8S to 1, they win the round: by 22 points. The only score in the first half a touch made by quarter-back nell, of Queen's. The latter had wind, but failed to over Cadets' again, though at the close of the hali there was a desperate strugule within a few yards of the military | danger point, but the Cadets held cut { well, . iv In the se minutes" play was Pan- oot Hne ond Khali, after . five Strachan made a pretiy [drop kick from Cadets' 25-yard line. [the ball sailed neatly between the poles, counting Queen's five points, i there has lie witnessed here. Strachan a long time since play of that kind minutes afterwards, over the lines again, and follow quickly up, caught the hall before he could be tackled, and scored gn Roush, fwhi hh was not converted, I Then came Cadets' turn. Half-back | Lucas got the ball at centre-fiell on a and started around Queen's line. passed to Hackett, who, in turn, {tossed the ball to Trimmer, and the latter, with a couple Queen's men his back, stumbled over the for a touch. It was a spectacular of play, and received merited ap- planse Just before time, Pannell cored another touch Queen's, but the others, the try goal was vissed. teen's hali-hacks, quarter, ass, of on coal line pice for at I Ferguson, Full-back, Maedonnell; Strachan, Smith; s rimmage, Gilli Reid, Patterson, Pannell; Malloch: wines. Harpell, Jor Ma Fempleton, Murphy, h ond, alone C0 1---Pulld he k, Harrington: iC Lucas, Timmer, Hackett; fun r, Constantine: scrimmage, Ma- These, I. I. Leonard, Agnew: wings, Carr-Harris, = Wright, Miller, Ross, Porteous, E. W, Leonard. Referee -E. 8S. Elliott; umpire, let Waldron, Ca Queen's III., O. In the junior O.R.F.U. series, Lime- stones again defeated Queen's 111, on Saturday afternoon, hy 10 to 0. Birch made the first kicking over Queen's line, and forcing a rouge. hen Moxley made a touch which was not converted. At half time the to 0. In the second half, another ronge by kicking for a try, converted. As score, score Sirch over, which Lime- by 10 twenty play was db foreed and Tweed got again. was not stones defeated Queen's before to 0, they win the round by points. Next Saturday they N.C IL Limestones--1 backs, Tweed, er, Moxley; Hamilton, Page; Brien, over R I hack, Birch, scrimmage, Walsh; Bearance; quart- Patterson, Hebert, O- Williams, wings, Crozier, Davies, O'Leary. HIT--Full Fairlie, Reid; hali quarter Sargent: itt; back, Fee, © S scrimmage, Carr-Harris, MeCallund, Gib Jatiman, Play Queen's | backs, Ross: 'wing Wright, Wood, Clarke. Ww fair, Referee Varney; 3. Mills umpire, I Rugby On Saturday. McGill, 16; Varsity, 0. Rough R 20: Argonauts, 0, Brockville, 33: Montreal, Ottawa Colle 2S; Britannias, 0. Varsity 11, 1 McMaster, 1. Toronto, 8, Argonaut 11, 4. » Sport In General. In atrial at Memphis, Dan Patch paced -a mile in 2:01, Kenny is again playing quarter pack for MeGill. Fhe "Ottawa Valley hockey lea teams will likely follow Smith's example, and join the O.H.A. At. the MeGill Varsity match, ton was referee, Britton, umpire, Dr. Herald, timekeeper. The club house Queen's athletic ground cat side, hetween "the Saturday was a greab day Arconauts, Va 11, and other Dal and erected will he on the bleachers, for rughy rsitv, Bn to he on two whitewashes, tannias, Queen's faied to score. Next Saturday, Queen's T and TT wil} pitted here against Toronto Varsi ty | and 11. both matches being in the intercollegiate ' "B" Battery football team plaved a refurn match at Odes- sa on Saturday afternoon, and were defeated, 'one to nothing. Around Mew York they are a novelty in playing goli The competition ited to approach teams series, association introduc by large puting lv conl shots. Anna Eva lay when she said uld win. No that Ottawa College made a wrong think Montreal doubt = Bri meant would be annias to Vi wo av tors, Ottawa (e Hove are the Ontario the Whir predi would be. NO rar Hamilion Mo Ottawa of Riders and respectively Rough champ and ted a month HOTS Quebee unions, agro; t Haliax Wanderer Brockville hate =ent the liger Britannias only and mtreal in Dizzy 2 our liver isn't acting well. You suffer from bilious- ness, 'constipation. "Ayers Pills act-directly on the liver. Then For 60 years they have been the Standard amily 1 Pill. STRAIGHT BUSINESS Small doses cure. ani. W. MURRAY, Jr," Auctioneer and Commission Mer- <hapt, Market Square. |: | | Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black? Then use BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Whiskers 50 cra. Or Deusaisve, 08 RP Mary & CO. Nasa, NM. ---- Intercol- the ! kigked | half | e names of players for the all-Canadian rugby team to go to Britain. { Queen's athletic. officials kept the touch line perfectly clear of spectators on Saturday afternoon. Secretary Mes Innes has a clockwork system of do- { ing things, and he succeeds well. | At Deseronto on Saturday afternoon the tie association football match be- tween Picton and Napance was play- ed. Napanee won by two to nothing. T.. Warren, of Queen's was referee. "Chaucer" Elliott has become one of the best rugby referees in Ontario. Nothing escaped him in' the Queen's I1- R.M.C. 1 match. He was strict ~~ on both sides, and had full control of tne match. i The result of the Varsity-McGill match pleased Queen's, as it gives the latter a chance for the Intercollegiate championship. Queen's think they can defeat. Varsity both in Kingston and Toronto. Some of the New York State papers are suggesting a baseball league to up of Rochester, Svracuse, Troy, Albanv, Elmira, and Bingham- ton in New York State, and Wilkes- barre and Seranton in Pennsylvania. | The British Lawn' Tennis Associa | tion is trying to make the game in- . ternational. Six foreign and colonial delegates will he asked to attend the { annual council in London next July. An English team will come over next vear to try and win the American cup. The tin horn tooter of the Toronto | Telegram walks about the streets of | Hogtown with stooped shoulders, ashy t countenance, and a long band of crepe hanging from his hat down his back. The Argonauts were trimmed on Saturday, and Cuthbert has returned fHm the burial. Sydenham and Kingston Scotchmen association football teams are to play at Odessa next Saturday. A bet i of fifteen dollars a side has been made, egeh team putting up ten dollars as a deposit. Svdenham are so confident of winning that they agree to ailow the Scotchmen to pick players from "RB" Battery team. ; It has not yet been demonstrated to the satisfaction of all parties con- cerned which horse is the faster, Dr. { Hanley's or M. 'Theobald's. To set- tle the question once and forever, there will be another matched race on Tues dav afternoon at the Cataraqui Driv: Park. weather and track permit There is considerable friendly ri between these two citizens, and the race of Tuesday next will be an interesting one, J. H. Geoghegan, manager Giranites in their palmy days, consideration a scheme to bring champion Ottawa Rough Riders Kingston for an exhibition match his former wolves and outlaws 'on November Sth. Former full-back Reyner is here; "Pud" Hamilton coming to spend some holidays, could play centre hali along "Chaucer" Elliott and *"Wicky"' son; Milo, Moore and Hazlett could he for the seria while Var ney, "Jack" Elliott, Hamilton, Palmer, and others could be placed on the wing line. With a few practices thev would he able to give the Rouyvh Riders a good tussle. be made ing ting. valry of the has un der the to with is and with Wil got ELECTIONS AT QUEEN'S. Bodies Choose Officers for Season. Arts' resulted Warr Three clections on President, p all society thus : cerctary, L. treasurer, J. H. Miller; . McConachie; committee, OB Melcunnn, 02, A. R. Cameron, 3. Macdonnel!, * R. Camer on, i W. Cran, 06. elected to the quitatis et Virtutis were FE. Goodwill iudge, J. Allen: tornev, A. H. Kennedy: 'unior attorney, D. J. Campbell; sher Mclean: clerk, V. W. Jack- police, J. R. Stewart; constables, J. H. Queen's Saturday L. A. H. Chambers; ditor, ('oneursus Ini : Chief justice, ion): junior prosceuting Those iacclam senior at prose cuting i LA son; chief crier, A. [I Evans: Miller and J..G. McPhail, '03; G. A. Watson and IT. braith, "01: Platt and I. Gillies] 7057 A. ('ameron and Spankic, "06. ' 3 ciety on Satur- rs Honorary Prof. president, W. first esident, GG. second vice president, Re secretary, FE, E. Wilson; trea A. Collins: commitiee, B. T. Corkell, and J. ol Gr. Gill: ee 1B president, \iloar; Ross D. 'MARINE INTELLIGENCE, Notes Kegarding the Movements of Vessels. Cre whart : Steamers Pers Alexandria Swilt's wharr : Corsican up. of the M. TI. to Oswego to-day, a ups down. Steamer rtan down Two went coal. Richardsons' elevator: Steambarge John Milne and schooner Granger from | bay with grain. ._ The bir steamer Turrdt enter the government drytiock expected. A large 'gang of men emploved in making some chanees her during the past few day It expected that she would clear for ronto to-day. T. company elevator: from Charlotte with barg dd down laden barges, arrived up light, and cleared with two li Oswego; schooner Katie Feel West Point with grain. barges company's to load hard ports did as were in was Crown not Tug Thom two with with coal- four four for from son laden cht Over It Three Times. SUEY eV hen route to be Bronto have the Prope edd Tre an Cornwall or said the Lite new oN er 1 ele rai To Cure A Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Dic lets, This signature mao dining EX Soren on every box, 1 ill To- | { I experienced ee -- HAD A PARADE. THE 14TH. REGIMENT AT ST. GEORGE'S YESTERDAY. v Men. Made Fine Appearance--Cor- onation Medals Presented to Color-Sergt. Sleeth And Band Sergt. Robinson--Sermon to the Soldiers by Rev. G. L. Starr. The annual fall church parade of the officers and men of the 14th Regiment, P.W.0. Killes, took place on Sunday moining. For once at least, the sol- dier boys were favored with good weather, and the streets, through which they marched were dry. A large crowd collected at the armouries to watch the soldiers "fall in." The turnout was verv fair, but not us large as it should have been on such a hne morning. Lieut.-Col. Skinner, the commanding officer, was in charge. Shortly before eleven o'clock the regi ment was drawn up on parade, and formed fours, with the brass anl bugle bands on the right flank. 'ihe commanding officer announced that he had received the medals awarded to the two representatives from the regi ment who had journeyed to Eneland to attend the coronation of King kd ward. In to the word a} command Color-Seret, Sleeth, of "RB company, stepped briskly forward, and Col. Skinner pinned the coveted de ration upon his hreast. The colonel then performed a similar service for Band-Sergt. James. Robinson. This ceremony over, the reciment, headed hy its two eflicient bands, marched out of the armouri and paraded alone Princess and King strepts to St. cathedral, where Rev. G. Lothrop Starr, the regiment's popu- lar chaplain, conducted the sérvice. The men marched steadily and briskly anl presented a splendid appearance. Matins was sung by Rev. G. L. Starr, the lessons being read by the dean and Rev. William Lewin. All the hyms sung were of a martial charac- ter, the processional, "The Son God Goes Forth to War," and the re- cessional, "Onward Christian Sol- in which the cadets always with vigor, being specially stir- vine, During the offertory, which was taken up by six offic of the 14th P.W.O.R. in place of the wardens and sidesmen of the cathedral, "Forth to the Fight, Ye Ransomed," was sung bv the choir, and at the presentation of the alms, "God Save the King," was splendidly sung by the choir and congregation. Rev, G. L.. Starr preach- ed an excellent sermon from the text Psalms xxv, 14, "Mine eves are ever looking unto the Lord, for He shall pluck my feet out of the net." The preacher urged the necessity for keep- ino the eyes figmly fixed on God, who alone was able' to keep us out of the net of tel mptation. Our example to others who were looking to us, must also be thought of. Fathers should re- member that their sons will he likely to follow in their footstey Only hy steadfastly looking at the mark of the prize of our high calling will we at- tain to the kingdom, wherein dwelleth rivhteousness, At St. response Co George's of diers,"" join 1S cathedral on Sunday B. Smith, D.D., was for his text. "Who the the kingcaom of heaven 7" spite of the constant teaching onr Lord concerning the nature of 1 Linodom, and the attributes ne Ary to enter it, the disciples were con stantly arcuing amongst themselves which was to have the chief ¢ in it.) Ower and over again Christ. showed hy precept and example that unselfishness, and will- moeness to necessary to true The lesson is as hard for in these days when wealth are being striven for on, all it' was when Lord was but we also; if we sire to he faithful member the kingdoni, must love. and_give, and serve willing Ave cheerfully without thought -of-scli, as the Head of the Church, |lov- gave Himsell to us. Georges Rev. B. and xvii, 1, the her, took Matthew catest in Si is as to 1 1:1 Jit meekness, su i menibership io learn power an sides, as on ecarth, our Of oven neiy serve Y.M.C.A' Notes. The new 830 game hoard arrived to- fellows have all been wait: day. VG for it. Physical condnet is ablo to day Bows for Instructor ving classes or COFFEE FLYERS. Can Ihe other Don't Be One If colive You Stick To habit is a It; injurious a drug habits of the same nature, think so? Well, die incand see. system eraves a stimulant more IL more until - finally the victim vakes up. When we Rigbhle - realize that the penalty tle st as James Mass, to stop is a lit to consider. He an inveterate coffee g twenty vears of my as fortunate of Northampton, have to he severe, it are h. we will tling at fi 1 v Irinker duri vot or "avs, 18 The first ten vos effects from the sidious working brought train of evil ter on. I hecame very nervous and irritable, in fact felt: all the time as if [ should 'flv to pieces.' "My were all unstrung and, 1 a toper does liquor, in toper. poor the were my in food did About four vears ago to try Postum Ce loath to be 1 cause of my I did not have much nevert hel s IT experienced no but its in- forth a coffee, ruth 1 My appet olid fo dvs was a 'coffee hecame very and gnant to indicestion sep anions and little a friend a Food lieve that trouble, therefor faith in Postum meneed its wee me me reg! coli and from ded food me dl appetite returye hee natural, and did nervonsness brain bhetame straneth and fle h ch orarlug onee nied use ora Kimble mentions tf his Ir ends in overed neath from ne Postum on commendation, ing sight. two he has sprained leg. Prof. Pike been handicapped' with a will meét his Bible class to-morrow (Tuesday) evening at eight o'clock. All young men are per- mitted to atiend. A large number may he seen exerci ing to-morrow evening in the Y.M.C.A. gvmnasium. They go ior fun and reifeshment. Thirty men - have registered for me- chanical drawing. On Saturday twen- ty fine sets of instruments were re- ceived for the work. The class coni- mences work to-morrow evening. At the Suncay men's meeting, Dr. Jordan spoke to seventy-five young men. It was 4 very impressive ser- Vic Subject, "Christ, the Only Founttation."" While Dr. Jordan had changed his views along many lines, such as biblical structure, ete., his views about "Jesus, as man's Savi- ou had never been changed. After the aadress Mr. Die Long sang a well selected, solo. of business" men Church Paragraphs. A new Preshyterian church: is erected at Ralderson's miles from Perth, to he Corners, six in the near future. The Portsmouth Orangemen and I'rue Blues attended service in the Me thodist church Sunday, evening. Rev. Mir. Philp preached a helpful sermon. Otto James, of Dirmingham. Eng lana, beean his duties as organist of St. Andrew's church on Sunday, and created a most favorable impression. In St. James' church last evening Rev. TT. Gi. Savory began a course of sermons on the lives and times two of the oldest and best known of Old Testament characters," Ezra and Nehemi Rev. ol Antlifi, his Sunday morning in Queen thodist church, defended as "a cous principle" the taking of of murder In tht interests ciety and in the interests of human life the bible injunction, *'a life for a " richt. He hoped Canada SH never depart from capital pun ishment. The circuit, consideri ing a pi canva is now view, ted a Nearly in sermon street on Me right the life of so wis East been erect and a members of Methodist the mauve Gananoque church, have advisability of in Gananoque, the giilferent eongregations reing made with that end in George Taylor, M.P., has dona- lot as a site for the building. seven hundred dollars has al- ready been pledged. of Some Aldermanic Vacancies. The elevation of Alderman J, Farrell to the, position of police istrate, and* Alderman J. 1. decision to stand as 3, mayoralty didate, will make (wo vacancies in the representation of St. Lawrence ward at the meetings of the city coun H I aifficult sav just who will be their Felix Shaw and C. L. Bass been aspirants for the honor in and they may perhaps decide to try it again. James Redden represented the ward ably and well for many years, but he i it were, a member the "old "and may not be induced to the council, where he was conspicuous four in the old An effort will probably be made hy a certain hody the elect to bri out a prominent citizen who has offices in St. Lawrence ward and has an honorable coun cil record behind him. (he consents to run, certain be electea by a wood majority. can is to SUCCCSSOrS, have the past, of reenter such a days. of ors who also to 1 ne A Skilful Mechanic. J. H. McDonald, has made his spare cent pied inlaid with form stars, intersecting \ Upper Queen street. twd handsome tables during moments. They are magnili of workmanship. One ix 127 pic of wood in with four Union Jacks each corner. The other table has an octogon in the centre and a variety of pretty pieces® in the general maken. There ave four dif ferent kindg wood used--maplie, oak, mahogany and walnut. The tables are a credit to the work and an expert merhanic. kill es of of ot American Rheumatic Cure Cures Rheumatism. It is safe, harmless and acts quick gives almost instant relief' and an ab solute cure.in Jrom one to three days works wonders in most acute. forms of rheumatism. One man'sa testimony : "I spent 6 weeks in bed before com- mencing its use-4 hottles cured me." Sold by H. B. Taylor and Henry Wade. 66 Looking For Kinch, A South Compensation. suffered thi hoard, family of diphtheria look to the ation. He the board visited spring carly, and John whose rom a ation Likely comiben roof last report which occupy it his will avs condition: tinting to of thé health of aetrianent family. Stole Their Sign. Bros?, persons in hopes off their watch.- The sign was week aco and nothing heard of it. The article to anvone not engaged in atchmaking busi the 2 to wewellers, who Smith hat the are carried ol the neps replace It will cost ow ners Given New Quarters. lady, students. have given three rooms the new building and will "Clubroom™ quarters in old banding The change is a welcome y the o were greatly an their the Hi been arts' their arts' Queen's in remove from 1 Lhe onveis not having room attendes rearkinge ane m bmldine where thev A Valuable Sash Invention. Still They Come. an rate and save discount. and a brother Foflicer upon its unsan fo resulted ine} con it to vide ie DAY'S EPISODES PARAGRAPHS PICKD UP BY OUR BUSY RPORTRS. The Spice of Every Day Life -- What the People Are Talking *About--Notliing Escapes At- tention. See what is brush window. The management committee of the Board of Education has been called to meet this evening. 'lake the Kitenu ing or Uttawa avery Tuesday and Friday, at 1 p.m James Swift & Co., agents. In. Toronto, the civic commissioner is selling soft coal to the poor at $8 a ton, and hard wood at $9 a cord, Workmen are engaged in making re pairs to the street railway track pre paratory to the incoming of frost and Snow. An: oyster supper left of Taylor's hair and dance will be held at the town hall, Harrowsmith, on November 5th. The manager is an okl-time Kingston hov., Council No. 20, C.0.C.F., met on Friday night and initiated three new members. The members also decided to hold a reception next month. D. A. Cays, real estate dealer, has negotiated a transfer of the darm be- longing to John Williamson, Harrow- smith, to William J, Smith, of Pitts- bure township. [fine weather and g large market re sulted in the merchants doing a good day's trade on Saturday The recular volume of autumn' business is now be ginning to show itself At a meeting of the public library directors, it was decided to hold a concert in the City Hall, on Friday, November 14th. The famous Canadian Jubilee singers, ten in number with their own imperial orchestra, will pro- vide an excellent programme for the evening. Admission No reserved seats, PERSONAL MENTION. Movements - Of The People--What They Are Saying And Doing. T. J. Shanks, Hamilton, has been made tary of the Hamilton refe rendum association. Frank Malien and Patrick McKenna, Jr, are hunting in the Vicinity Dog Make, near Washburn. [Cugene Beaupre has been added to the stali of conductors in the employ ment of the street railway company. Mrs. Fred. J. Belch, Balaklava street, has returned after spending a week with her parents in Syracuse, ol been visiting some time, Saturday who has York for city on Milo, in New to the ank nas Hazelton, who was taking a army service corps work at during the nine months, home this looking hearty after motherland. R. D. Baker and Mrs. Hemsley returned to day from their summer Tidd's Kland, near Baker will remain next spring. when husband in Ottawa. R Donoghue, who has mn Peter Donogifue, Club hotel, will Watertown to before west, "A" field course in Aldershot returned hale and sojourn in the past morning his long and to on Mrs. until her family the citv cottage Mrs. Gananoque, in the city she will join Fast Saginaw, visiting his bro proprietor of leave to-morrow it two returning Mich., ther, the for sisters to his home in the At Victoria Theatre. The attraction at the Victoria thea tre to-night is the Castle Stock com- pany in 'high-class repertoire and vau deville. The company is a large one and comes here highly recommended. The bill announced for to-night "The Deserter.'"" an English military drama in five acts, dealing with the late Boer war. There will be some very stirring attractions and startling clitnaxes during the action of the pliy. Hich-class vaudeville run during the intervals between acts. d is Married At Watertown Mi.s Nina Smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pawling, Watertown, - N.Y., was mar ried Friday to Charles Ellis De wev, of Mrs. Robert A. Arniel, Kinvston, Out. Mr. Dewey isn o-ris architect and civil engineer of Frank 'A. Hinds Looking After The Medical Health Oflieer sotically looking after the of diphtheria cas physician states that originated in a school, hat 1s not of the same Pawling, only R. on son Hy in the Voliny oiliee Disease. Fee i laree in' the the diseas the health olbitnion, ele nn ber City Cine "Bibby's.'"' Oak Hall: "Gloster," "8S I. 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Only men engaged in a severe door manual labor ean live on heavy meat 'diet and continue health, As a general rule, meat once un day is Sufcent for all classes of men, wo men and children, and orains, fruit and vegetables should constitute the bulk of food eaten. But many oi the most nutritious foods are difficult of digestion and it is of no use to advise brain workers. to eat largely of grains and vegeta bles where the digestion is too weak to assimilate them properly, It is always best to get the results from our food that some sim ple and harmless digestive should be taken after meals to assist the relax ed digestive and several vears experience have proven Stuart's Dyvs pepsia Tablets to be a very safe, pleas ant and efidetive digestive and a re medy which may "be taken daily with the best results. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets © can hardly be called a patent medicine, as they do not act on the howels nor any particular organ but only on the fol eaten. They supply what weak stom achs lack, pepsin diastase and by sti mulating the gastric glands increase the natural secretion of hydrochlotic acid. People who make a daily practice of: taking one or two Stuart's Dyspep sia Tablets after each meal are sure to have perfect digestion which means perfect health. There is no danger of forming an injurious habit as the tablets contain absolutely nothing but natural di- gestives: cocaine, morphine and simil Lar drugs have no place in a stomach medicine and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab lets are certainly the best known gnd most popular of all stomach reme dies. Ask your druggist for a fifty cent package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and after a week's use note the im- provement in health, appetite and nervous energy. It Is out a m best organs, Our Coal i= as Clean as Though It Were Wash- ed and Brushed. FACH LUMP STANDS BY Juels. Goon {solid ooal--so much solid fire. ou roaches the surface of A mines, impurities are cked out 'by Fis [liereafter it is several times before it reaches you, and dirt, slate, eto., realle have no chance, if the dealers are careful. We are very oareful. (COAL THAT SUMS. Foot of Queen St.--'Phone 9. 0000000000000 Soft Coal The Very Best Call and = get our printed instructions on the use ef Soft Coal for furnace, range and heater. JAMES SWIFT & G0. "Phone 135. 2222222244 A Cosy Bright Fire Is an attraction for every one. The cheery intense heat of our Coal wil felt with pleasure during the oold. weather. It's Just the kind te cook with, too. lot us 611 vour Hin with BOOTH'S | COAL. aE £ DON'T WASTE MONEY On poor, ill-flavored but- ter, when you can, get a. pound of the'best Clarified Butter, sweet and finely- J flavored, for 25c. Try a pound and see how pleased you will be. Clarified Milk Co., Brock & Bagot Sts. 200000000006 000 $ 00006 3s clow and make itaell 2 : oa ail: mii TR