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FASS 1 IUEI. WEL a i The surplus stocks of two of the largest in Canada. Well made and ¥ Comprising : } White, Pink and Sky ren's Flannelette In neat, Fasicy Designs. Light and Dark: 4 ~ Colorings effectively trimmed, worth $1.50 ¥ Ef _ {it has strength, penet: ¥ ve Ii? i Fa his home, ow- coulitd were received and referred to the' proper committees, i I ; i ef | ness of ohm Aylegworth, resve of township. When on Wednesday » ge 7 g i ; #f F ly crime agninst the state, is their inability to provide against the infirmities which come with advancing age." Dr. Edwards reported that there were no cases of contagious qr infec- tious diseases in the jail, and furuish- od the councillors with some statistics From October 1st. 1907, 109 prison- ers were committed to the jml, of 3 empowering the Lough- bore * Sandi to ish a roid wn as the Fel Lake road, a width of forty feet. Princip! of Louise school. This at ome time called Johnson street school, was renamed by the Princess Louise, who visited the school during her visit hefe about thirty years ago. Also Louise has the largest percentage of girls of any The Board of Education will give a silk flag to be sent to En aud pictare postales showi cipal er A pr om Hh, wil be sent to the St. John's girls. The children at the school here are very wis the reading' of a re port of the last annual meeting ot the national council, which was held at Victoria, 3g Ty réport was prepared Nan Skinner, and read Ne. iim Skinner. The re- port reviewed the work of the va- rious sessions, and the whole tone of was being taken in the work, and that the various councils were doin, work. The president, Mrs. H h occupied the chair at Se meting. A Fast Trotting Horse. De' , 211}, owned by Antoine , of the Clifton house, Brock- ville, is one of the fastest mares in Eastern Ontario. After every race she is rubed down with Nerviline, which Phin horsemen consider the hest t made. Mr. Wendling says: "For sprains, strains, swelling and in- ternal pains, Nerviline is unequalled; A i wer and works promptly. Every ao and stock owner use Nerviline." 2c. per bottle everywhere. Your Children's Coughs. dren's coughs should be cured throat or hoarseness of hte folks is no wore pleasant, harmless or sure cure than The Diamond Cough Remedy. 25¢. at Wade's drag store. "lhe watéparers inv the townshipe of Elizabethtown have ueated the council to submit a local option by- Taw. There is only one hotel in the district, \ | See' Bibby's $2 furlined gloves, it went to show that great interest] AumpAle. t saves them trouble | ter. For the coughs, colds, sore Kings i father, James marine diver. Mr. Coulson is now en- goged in the hotel business in St. Paul, Mion. Bibby's Nsom mit w ongrogate i treet west ae continue to make ious, Ladies have had insulting re marks made to them when passing, and something should be done to put a stop to it, See Bibby's' $2.80 Norfolk suits. The senior yoar cadets were in target tuis morning on the fort hh oe large field were in action most of the morning. The reports could be plainly heard in the city and for a while many won- , seventy-thtee years old, was well-known in 'the 'city and victhity, where he had a host of friends. See Ribby's $2 fur-lined gloves. It was stated, to-day, at the City hall, that there would be very little Rud for rr. winter, and that proposed ster to be open for the unemployed would not prove a .igreat benefit. The men now employed by the corporation will be capable of looking after all the work that is available. See Bibby's 50c. working mitts. Coffee talk ? The exceptionally fine flavor combined with streneth, na- turally makes "dur best" coffee a favorite with all lovers of this old- time beverage. The price, 40c. per Ib. may seem' high, but you get the qual ity and your 'ioney's worth with every pound you by at Henderson's grocery. Se A CHARMING VIOLINIST. Pleased Concert-goers on Tuesday Night. A treat, indeed, 2 the playing of the violinist, Miss' Marie Nichols, at oonvert, given ufider the auspices of the Vocal Students' Club, in the opera house, on Toesday night. Too much praise; also, cannot be given Mr. Wark, the accompanist, whose singing touch is ddeal for his work. Miss Nichols' playing" of the Bach number; was . greatly emjoyed, and parts of the Faust Fantaisie, were exquisitely given, the evident appre- ciation of the audience drawing forth from her her best. Miss Nichols has "la charming personality. and delighted *leverybody with her re-appearance, hand in hand with Hftle Miss Nora Staples, who had presented her with a lovely bunch of pink roses. Another ceful touch was the wearing, in pretty golden hair, one of these same roses, when she appeared for ber last number, Miss Clara Clemens, who sang sev. eral numbers, wore a very rich and castern-looking gown of broche satin Her voice is somewhat marred -by an underlying nasal tone, distinctively American. Her best song was an Ir- ish wail. MAKE GOOD OVERDRAFT. This is What Government is Ask- ed to De. Montreal, Nov, 20.--The statement was made, to-day, by a banking of ficial of high standing, that Hon. Mr. Fielding, on the occasion of his recent visit to Montreal, did not make any arrangement with the Canatlian Bank- ers Association with reference to . | providing funds to facilitate the move- ment of the northwest crops and was not asked to do so. The Banks, this official said, could manage matters of that kind themselves without outside assistance. What the government was asked to do was to make response, in a practical way, to the many demands { which: have been made on it ti make its overdrafts. The government, he |said, had no right to default on its {payments especially at a time like the present, when those who could but would not should be made to pay. TO SHOOT A WEASEL And Later Wife found Her Hus- Delhi, Ont., Nov. 20.--A sad accident occurred, this morning, at Hawtrey, a small village about five miles from here. Patrick i took Ws gun and told his wile t he 'was going out to the barn to shoot a weasel. Mre, Murphy heard the gun fired, and her husband pot mg she went out to the barn and T him ving dead, having 'been shot through the stomach. Mr. Murphy was § prosper- ous farmer and leaves gq widow and two young children. Crushes Hopes For Recount. Albany, N.Y. Nov. 20.--William Randolph Hearst cannot attggk the validity of George B. McClellan's elec- tion in November, 1906, to the office visions of the so-called recount | bill pusasd by Be Seguro last winter, court appeals yesterday unani- mously declared the ach wacunstite- tional, but in its afision points out {that Hearst has still a sulicient re jmedv in the quo warrento suit now pending, : | was killed at a crossing' at 'Britan- a. = West E * pominated MB. Merrion, Ms Tor the eg the | islature. 4 : ing ter's perusal. of the as: "| Geo of mayor of New York, under the pro- | = | 85 PRINCESS STREET. Crawford Corbett, Bell's. Corners, 4 Ar RS The Hamilton Radial railway Yo arent not to enter Toronto without city's consent. Ye. E. Powell, daughter of T. , Toronto, was burned to death in her home at Bufialo. ' Paul Bisbilko, a Galician, shot his brother, , without a word of warning, pear Selkirk, Man. Abbot esident of the Enuli Pr. rr Tig arrived in Rome to undertake another revision of the Vulgate, or St. Jerome's Latin version of the Bible. At Toronto the climax in the Law mining case was reached when Frank Law and W. Lockhard Russell were in- digged for conspiracy and Frank Law en into custody. : Despatches {rom New England indus- trial centres show a further curtail ment of working hours, due to the scarcity of currency and to a falling off in the demand for goods. St. George's Society, Ottawa, has sent a protest to the minister of jus- tice against the uses made of the Union Jack in advertising. A few samples were enclosed for the minis- As the result of this season's foot- ball, the Ottawa' University Associa- tion's books will show about $1,800 to the good when they are made up. This has been the Dest year in the history iation, poker, of Millerton, N.B.¢ who 'for 'two yeirg had charge of a ranch near Denver, Col., was drowned in a lake there; "on Monday. "he shock of the news killed his mother, 'Mrs. David Crocker, who was spend- ing the winter with him. Though a proclamation was issued some time ago declaring that the royal mint would be opened on No- vember 9th, it has since been declared closed by the British authorities till January Ist, 1908, when it will be opened for business. The reason as- signed for this delay is that the fence around the mint is not yet completed. HIS HEAD CRUSHED. A Tatal Accident at a Quebec Wharf. Quebec, Nov. 20.--A fatal accident occurred, this morning, aboard the SS. Aranmore, at King's wharf. A laborer, named P. Labbe, residing at 47 Sault Au Mathlot street, had his head frightfully crushed by a large coal discharging tube, which fell, ac cidentally, upon him, and was killed instantly. The coroner was immedi: ately notified and. an inquest will take place to-morrow morning at the morgue. Labbe was thirty-five years of 'age, and leave a large family. Operator Held Up. Bridgeburg, Ont.,, Nov. 20.--A rob ber entered the station. of the Grand Trunk railway, at Stevensville, about 11.30 last night, and forced the night operator, William Hodgson, to part with twenty-one dollars all the money he had in his possession. See Bibby's 50c. working mitts. In the Druce suit at London, Miss Robinson, formerly amanuensis to the late T. C. Druce, swore that her 'em- ployer had told her of his douhle life See Bibby's 3c. fhir-band caps. A. W. Benjamin, of Yarker, was a visitor in the city to-day. Sec Bibby's 80c. fur-band caps. SILVER TEA SERVICES Wedding gifts of silver are always appropriate, and full or partial sets can be had desired. as WE CARRY CHOICE DESIGNS. Our quality is right. Our prices will appeal to you at onos. PETER ERR RE : : BEIT I pas a gs Ril AE ELL EL Cat be Ba Seat - \ AY The Correct COAT For Winter is the LONG BLACK COAT, made from English Beaver or Kersey. We have some particularly stylish designs at $1.75, 8.75, 9.75, 10.75, 12.50, 14.75. These are new arrivals and cannot be had LATER; as the makers are mow busy getting spring Samples ready. 50c. To-Morrow 250 Women's Flan= 'nette Nightgowns Colors, plain. 'white or pink, neatly made, 3 sizes, A special bargain To-morrow Morning. ¥ : * "Women's Cashmere Hosiery Ribbed or plain, special values at 25c. and Ribbed or plain, special values at 45¢. and 50c 50c. Each Children's Cashmere Stockings. Black, Cardinal, White, Tan, Light Blue Pink, all sizes, ribbed or plain. Ar. ft Spangenherg +EWELLER Issuer of Marriage ~ Licenses. SOPPIPPOPIIIIPORIOOITS MAKE JUNE OF NOVEMBER. In your house, store or office and have supreme comfort for ome cent ah hour with our mew im- proved. ' ALUMINUM OIL HEATER | Gives clean safe heat instantly {without odor, smoke or trouble, {easily moved, perfectly safe, {burns any coal oil. ' i No. 1, $4.50. ! No. 2, $5. | Satisfaction or money refunded. | W. Mitchell, | i { Special Bargain for Ladies 80 Pairs of Gun Metal Calf Blucher Cut Lace Boots, good walking soles, high Cuban heels. Very stylish Shoes. Regu- lar value, Three Dollars. On Sale at $2.50. Ghe Toockett Shoe Store. 9:5--We sell the Finest Quality Rubbers Only. Em ------ YEAR 74 SHE Sl Confessed Braves Scand of Her Hi Hoquiam, Wash., No might bring to justice her husband, Mrs. Eth ted Ralph Steele, whe yesterday, for the hon love to her 'until sh from his lips a conf crime, although to d« the prey to scandal. denouement developed v divulged a part of th which they base the ch which they have lodge bert Norman, othery Ralph Steele. It was the cleverness in leading the suspect loved him that brought ¢from him at a time wh could overhear it. Und tion of Marshal McKen tive work was most ef the, while she was mee the dark shadows the the city were defaming Francis Todd was » own woodshed on the n 3ist last, by someone his hahits and the surrc ty. When the body was next morning, a large ¢ among which was St around the Todd home scemed anxious to see t ACCUSED OF M Twenty Years Ago Woman in New Poughkeepsie, Nov. 2 Shipman, of New York clared a-sane man afte mate of insane asylyg years. After being declared : cial term of the Duches: Shipman was taken where there hangs ov dictment for murder, he a woman in that city years ago. His case wil by Lieut. -Gov. Lewi Chanler, without expense dant. Shipman is no years old. In court he a ly emaciated and has tha plexion characteristic tc penal institutions. . Fc he has been secking his ing that he was sane. that his case will nev and that he will soon dom. ------------ Start winter in a heal be free from disease. Ho Mountain Tea, the mos! ventative. Nothing so vou well. 35 cents, Te Mahood's drug store. F. Dillinger, of the rai sion staff, has left for tl vestigate complaints as shortage for the mover grain traffic. All cases of weak « backache, rheumatism, v by wearing one of Ca Weed and Belladonna B ters. Price 25 cents. Th DAILY MEMOF St. George's Men's Club Wonderland Theatre, L) . Y.W.C.A. Rummage Sal amd Saturday, 86 Brock | "The Way Of The Grand Opera House, 8.13 This day in history :-- bombarded, 1812 ; Chioro 1847. Bijou Theatré--""Spani Characteristic Dances" ; Disastrous Flirtation." At The Princess-- "The Failed Dramatic, an Film Co's. Comedy, "99 1] Song, "Flora Dora." WHIG TELEYH 229--Edilorial Rooms. Legal Forms, all kinds, The Daily is alwa Gibson's Drug tore, M Open till late each evenin WHITE and ---------------------- Is very popular at time in all Moes of | have a Very pretty as Chocolate Pots Cracker Jars, Sugars and Crea Cups and Saucer A. D. Coffer's & Hair Receivers, Ramkins, Marmalade Jars, Olive Spoon Tra Robertson