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QUEEN'S WILL GO TO OTTAWA ON MONDAY, - 6 Méet McGRL for the Intercolleg- iste Hockéy * Champlonship--City Hockey rhedule Not Like iy to be : x Queen's hockey team will leave for Ottawa st noon Monday and will an excursion. The players first-class condition i they did when 5 k ¥ LEE gf keep them. The many actices and besides have been de gymnasium. wos benefit them considerably. be made in the line- the same as de a THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1910, given by Commodore Iuglis, of the Chi a Yacht Club, for first place in ae ign motor boat race. Mrs. Fredefick K. Burnham, New the thousand Islands, has oficrel a beautiful heavy gold cup as a trophy for the championship of the St. Law- rence river, for twelvéfpeter motor boats, : Vice-Commodore George C. Boldt, of the Thousand Island Yacht Club, has donated two silver ¢@ips 10 be com- sted for on the SL Lawrence between ay 15th and September 15th, and T, A. Gillespie has given a handsome trophy for a 100-mile race ia which the twenty one design hoats will be eligible. a hose who have drdered boats of the and one-design style are: George C. Boldt, two boats; Frederick €. Bourne, two boats; A. K. Bourne, Anson W, Hardy, C. M. Inglis, ¥. Gillespie, James Pass, W. I. Harris, Lee M., Rumsey, Ira Kip, E. B. Rubsaman, E. R. Nichols, Fred. K, Burpham, George Benson, Dr. Egbert Le Fevre, Capt. D. H. lyon, F. A. Reed and J. M. 3. |Gibbons, left wing; Dobson, right % A ------ How McGill Looks At It. looks at the default of through the same spectacles s. Toronto is acolised of kind of an excuse of out of the Intercollegiate un- MoGill representatives: say the vote was unanimous to give 's the bye. They say that they have agreed to other arrange- in regard to the play-off had *s suggestions heen fair, but refused to agree to playing the in Cobourg, where the rink is ame could have been hb ingston. As to the ex- arsity the McGill repre- say that these could have y arranged for. It seems to infon in Montreal that ty wants to get out of the In- jate union. Laval was admittetl to the In. te hockey league, it was the full concurrence of . For two years Laval tried , into this union, but twice was down at the request of "Varsity which held that it would not beifair to have, to make two long trips to . Montreal, when MeGill had things so : nay, "Varsity certainly got the short "the i dl gs Beige i ; Hi ¥ 3 ic ik] of it when Laval was admitted to league. In Toronto they are sore still over Laval's admittance, partio- ularly on aceorn' of the poor hockev that the French students play, which renders it impossible to get a big attedd 'the game on Toronto Ready for Preston. In Toronto, on Friday evening, Pres fon and Barrie met for the fourth time this season to decide the tie in their district of the junior O.H.A. The former won out four goals to two, This. means that Frontenacs play home-and-home games with Preston for the silverware, the first game be ing in Preston. on Monday evening. ' 'The Frontenac leave here on Sunday, Tat for Preston, staying Sunday Toronto, so that the boys a good rest, and go on Mos- morning to Preston. As far as la went they had no great the winners, being quite as al pind on u decent played on a decent: rink, that is well lighted. Frontenaes were out for a run armouries on Friday evening, to them up a little, and this at ten o'clock, had a light at the covered rink. The Sal inat hint seamed in the for the finet strug: yer is in good shape play best for the honor of j ap 3 i ih £ i =FE fig: is rted as having a vary , 'but it will taken an ex: t lly st one {0 catch' Hunt, or Davidson, when they get away, i VI A ET So ny F and in Marchand the locals ve, the king of junior goal keepers, Clty League Hockey. looks as (f the city loagye hoc- over for the season 'as the rinks have sufféred consider i od Sh - 3 g HE § it e%% F fF] iri " po 3 8 Lj § gE do) c = be nyed 0 oe. £ Sporting Notes. England won the rugby international from France, by 11 to 3. Port Arthur. are New Ontario Hoe: key League champions, beating * Fort William 10 to 4. The Washington Americans will have a new baseball park, the site for which cost $175,000. The Montreal baseball club has pur- chased Pitcher Seiver, formerly of the Detroit elub. Yateman, late of Kingston, wen se cond place in a fifteen-mile runting race in Auburn, N.Y. ) "Bobby"! Kerr, of Hamilton is going to try to lower the indoor record: for 100 yards to nine and four-fifth sec- onds, at Bufialo, March 19th. Ottawa hockey experts figure that soft ice will favor 'Wanderers over Ot- tawa in the latter city to-night. Richard Arnst, the world's" cham- pion, won the sculling handicap on the Wanganui river, New Zealand, start ing from scratch. : : A combined Oxford and Cambridge rugby football team will visit the Un- ited States this fall, and will also play a series of games against the. Ca- nadian and western universities. A match may be arranged in New York city if a coll team can be secured, The team will arrive in Canada Seotember, and will play matches against McGill, Queen's, and Torontd. The Britishers will then journey to Winnipeg. Matches have been arrang- ed with the universities of Nevada, Chicago, California and other western institutions, ' %" JORDAN NOT A RIVER. The Renfrew Lad Knew His Hockey Far Better Than That. The thriving town of Renfrew, Ontario, is hockey crazy, as every- body knows--at least everybody in- terested in sports. And those who do Ot peruse the sporting pages of the d.ily papers occasionally miss a story full of suggestion in a broad, human way. Such a story for ex- ample, was that which concerned the recent downlatl--for the time being-- of Renfrew's mighty professional hockey team. This organization of stars, collected regardless of expense, made a brave showmg when they lined up on the home rink, for their first game--agaiost (obalt--and | all : enfrew griomed and sselt sorry for ! the peor, clumsy huskies from the adver town. Amd what a lesson in humility to giants was then most harshly 1ead to all that mighty ag gregation and their friends and back- ers, when it went down to defeat be- fore the good team' play of undis- Minguished opponents ! Still . Renfrew is still greatly interested in hockey, as will be noted by an mcident which occurred there recently. Tt is told by the Renfrew Journal as an ab solutely "true story, To appreciate it one 'must ktiow 'that Renfrew's amateur hockey team is called = "'the Rivers" and that the centre man on Renfréw's famous National Hockey Association team is an expert named Jordan. The true tale runs like this: At Sunday school in that town a week ago the teacher of a class was giving wu fine description of the River Jor- dam. Noticing that one boy in the class 'was inattentive, the teacher thought to catch him happing by suddenly turning to him and asking : "And now (calling him by name) what is Jordan ? "A hockey player," was the prompt but unexpectad. reply. " v "Oh, no!" said the teacher, "will some ohe who has been paying atten- tion, gave me the correct answer ?" "jordan is one of the rivers---" another scholar in response to this, but he was promptly interrupted iby the first boy. "He isn't one of the 'Rivers,' at all, he Days centre for the seniors," he said, in | York, who spende her summers amon; | =H REPORT: ON CHANGES IN CITY BUILDINGS. Ontario, Hall Will Not be Touched at Present--Little to be Saved by Transfer 'of Board of Education Quarters to City Buildings, The ¢ity property committee, at a special meeting, yesterday afternoon, engaged William Newlands, architect, 10 prepare. a sketch of the proposed structural 'changes in the east wing of the city buildings and of the steam heating to be installed. In stiendance at the meeting were © Alde, Graham (chairman), * Harrison, Hanley, Hoag, Clugston and = McCarthy. Mr. New- lands was telephoned for and the com- mittee discussed with him what was to be done. Mr Newlands will sub- mit a sketch at : next Wednesday's meeting of the committee, su that the matter can be presented to council on the following Monday evenmg, Before the architect arrived, the committee discussed the advisability of making giraetural changes in Ontario hall and placing it at the disposal of the hoard of Ee ucation for its head- quarters. Tt was decided that at pre- sent this would be inadvisable, so Ontario hall will remain as it is fora few more years. The heating will be laid out in such a manner that if this hall is ever made use of for council or office purposes, a connec ton can easily "be" made. The thairman reported that the sub- committee had interviewed members of the property committee of the board of "education and found that very little, if Why, money would be saved the {ty By moving the board of edu- cation quarters to the city buildings. The board's present quarters practic cally cost 'thé hoard nothing, as the same rent would be paid for the do- mestic éclence portion of the flat even if the board itself moved out of the other portion. The flat, as a whole, had Ag rented. It was to save pay- ing rent ifi 'the ' former building occu- pied at 'the corner of Princess and Montreal = streets that the board moved to its present quarters, which it practically has the use of for noth- ing. Bd Chigétoh remarked that a good any of the aldermen werd opposed to 'making Ontario hall-into offices: 'Ald. Hoag said that this hall was regarded with A kind of veneration by many citizens as well as aldermen, and he was dofibtful if it could be got for the purposes of the board of educa- tion. He "'thought that the board's Present qWarters were more central and satisfactory to the general public, ~The city clerk remarked that if the Ontario hall was regarded with such veneration it should at least be given a coat' of paint, Ald. Harrison said that the thing that he had lately heard hall being tised for was the recent hen show, ever, he thought it would be wise' to allow the matter to rest for the time being. The committee agreed that for the present Optario ball would not be in- cliided #% "the proposed plan of im- rovement, It instructed the architect, owever, '10 submit estimates as to the cost of making various alterations in the buildings. Regarding heating, it is pointed out that unless, the committee takes out all the stoves 'in the Buildings, the insuragee, would not be reduced. If stoves are left in Ontario hall and the caretaker's qu-si-es, the stove dun- ger will not be got rid of. Sues Inspector for $800, George M. Stuart, of Novar, Parry Sound distriet, has begun suit to re- cover $900 from Johy Stokes, license inspector for Fast Hastings, before Judge Morgan, in 'Toronto. Stuart says that when he disposed gi~the Des- eronto house, at Deseronts, "to James McVicker, for $1,200, he got a deposit of $200, pending transfer of the license. The defendant insisted on being paid the balance to 'satisfy liquor and oth- er claims. So $1,000 was paid him, says the plaintifi. Of this he says that defendant paid $125 to creditors and refuses to pay over the balance. Defendant says that the license com- missioners ordered the paying over of the money, and he paid all but $355 to creditors, which he is holding to await the outcome of an O'Keefe ac- tion against plaintiff, a-------------------- - Art of Papermaking. In the matter of making and using paped we ate not in line with the Chi- nese and "other Asiatics, who not only make thefinest paper in the world, but apply it to all sorts of uses, maling w pancs, fans, umbrellas, san- dalé anfl even cloaks and other gar ments of it. The art of making pe per from m: y bast is said to have been invented in China in the stond century B.C. Afterward bam- boo shoots, straw, grass and other materials' were also used. The manu- facture fread to the adjacent coun tries. Arabs learned it in Sam- an and Sheiz, J learned men ually 1 secret process by which they made paper for their own use. Ths vrusades made Europe acquainted with the art, and the first paper mill dates from the only the PROPGSED | BE ON HAND And See Grace La Rue in "Molly . May "Mody May," a comic opera by Julian Edwards and Walter Browne, iv the Grand Opern House attraction 100 text Monday evening, March 7th, "Moly May" will serve to introduce Grace La Rue as ap individual star to local theatregodrs. "Molly May," it = saul has been written with a view ts giving Miss La Rue full scope "to expioit her many and varied talents, but at the same time it should not be thought that i is a one-part opera, G.ant, James Sullivan, Kate Rolla, Eva Fallog and a chorus of fifty-five. it has been written that they both charming and dazzfing. "Mr. Hamlet of Broadway." Eddis Foy, one of the most popular comdians on the American stage, is com ag to the Grand on March 9th. The attraction, which un ler the direction of the Shuberts, supplies Mr. Foy with the opportunity he has long sought---that of playing Hamlet. y t.agedy in which Mr. Foy seventy-five assistants will be seen, are "dr. Hamlet of Broadway," kaok and lyrics" of 'which are the music by Ben Jerome, In piece Mr, Foy," as Joey = Wheeze, stranded circus clown, appears preparing to' give an open . air ol into service to enact the role led for months after the here of the production. "Three Twins." diy, March 10th, is phenomenal nt for years has a musical promise of continued popularity his this delightful concaction umph is' to' he eredited to Crawford, who has taken the fancy ¢ of Heatregodty with &i entire Lr miul of fun, with never a woment from the start. The Late Elias Clapp. ley. six months. firulties up to ceased -was a" son of John Clapp, Adolphustown, died, E. Loyahsts. life in Adolphustown, and had distinetion of living under five ereigs, Me - walked the rebellion "of 1837. In 1840 married? Devorash, daughter of Dorland, Adblphustown. death roceeded ~~ his' by years. e had four; children: vine, Mrs. Wilmot Huwley, Mrs. Mallory and Mrs, Philip whom survive him. In religion was a Methodist, and in politics liberal, minent part in politics, and was life. i "The Manchus. New York Tribune, The name "Manchuria," to desig- nate the country of the Manchus, not known to the Chinese, but was in- vented by French geographers, Manchus are a tribe " of Tartars who seventeenth century. Manchu is Chi nese for "pure,"" and was applied by an ancestor of Shun Che, the Manchu emperor of China, to his dy- nasty. and his people. The Manchus resémible the Chinese only to. the eye of a stranger, just as look aliké. To themselves "the Man- chus are distinct from Chinamen appearance, as ih race, and one who knows eastern races easily distin guishes them. Most of them are short and good looking with brown and maddy skins. : No 'Encouragement. Youth's Companion. The family had stood of Uncle Hobart's illoeds well, but the peculiarities of the physician chosen by Uhcle Hobart himself "had been, to say the t, trying. "Po you really think he will recover, Dr. Shaw *"" asked the oldest sister of the invalid, who had borne with vagaries patiently for ly "1 know how you Te, wiih Thanks. giving coming on, and all," said the doctor, peering at her fram under his sh ebrows, 'but it's too soon to Te may got well, and then again he may not. 1 can't epcourage you yet cither way." . the long strain We have 2.50, $3, $1. ston's style centre Vith Miss La Rue will appear Sidney 0: the gowns worn by Grace La Rue Wednesday, is It, will not 'be Shakespeare's and his Lowever, but a jolly musical comedy, the by kdgar Smith and Edward Madden and this a at a sammer hotel in the Adirondach moun- taing, accompahied by his performing bear "Amelia," just as the guests are | per- formanse' of "Hamlet." Joey is press- of the Mclancholy Dane. There are eigh- teen musical aumbers in the piece all of them popular and sure to be whist appearance |: The success of Jos. M. Gaites, pro- duction, "Three Twins," which comes to the Grand Opera House, on Thurs: and comerly found favor so quickly nor given more than of mirth and melody. The individual tri; Clifton new vein of bumor, Three" Twins" is just tedious The death of Elias Clapp occurred Thursday, February 10th, at the home cf his daughter, Mrs. William Haw- 3 He was one of the oldest resi- dnts of Adolphustown, and lived to the ripe age of nimety-ome years and He was confined to his bed just one week, and retained his the very last. De of dnd was borw in the year 1818, not far from the place he His father was one of the U. He lived nearly all his the f 8OV- to Kingston "for Col. His wife's sixteen Ir- M. ox, two of i he a In early life he took a pro- a J, P. until the last few years of his ig The gained the ascendency in China in the first we think that all Chinege laundrymen in > his 'ver several head. MERCHANT HURT BY FALLING OFF LADDER. Want Town to Take Over Public Library---Citizens' Band Seek a $300 Grant and Offer, Summer Concerts. Ganapoque, March 5.1. IL. Rogers, merchant, King street met wHi a severe mishap ou Thursday afternoon. He had placed a ladder agninst © the front of the store apd climbed up to make some repa'rs to the awning when the ladder slipped and he was thrown heavily upoa the granolithic' wels, Fortunately ro bones were broken, hut he was badly bruised. Harmony Lodge, No. 15, Daughters of Rebekab spent a social time ab the home of Mrs. Kelly, Stone street inst evening. : : The town council has made its usual grant «of $250 to the public Library. Effort have been made in the pgst to have 'the council take the runmiog of the library, and make it a free obhe, but so far the town fathers have evaded the issue. The mayor and town clerk have lwen authorized to conclude a deal with the Massev-Harris Co. for the pur- chase of a new ste. road roller and stone crusher. John Beaverstock, for many years an employee of the Spring & Axle Co., suffered a paralytic stroke at his home recently and is in a critical eon- dition. : Rev, W. F. Fitzgerald, rector of St. Paul's church, Kingston, conducted the Lenten service at Christ choreh last lévining. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hicks, f King street entertained au number of their frends at their hom: last 'even- nz. : Ths Citizen Band have made arrange- ments for holding another big hazaar after Easter. They have also asked 4 1 $300 grant from the town and offer, a series of weekly concerts at Bellevue uring the summer. The matter has 'heen left in the hands of the ptinici pal finance committe. X - J.P. Sinclair has been appointid _atedicat health officer for the town and Chief Ryan and Constable Thom ian sanitary inspectors. Archbishop Gauthier, 'of Kingston, irrived in town yesterdny and ducted a confirmation service this Horny at St Ika 's dire, When a class of twentyffoiir adult communi cants was received. The meeting of the Paulist Fathers, Drs. Kennedy ond Moran, of New York have been draw- ing out large attendapos at both morning and evening services during the week. The mission will close on Sunday evening. Capt. S. A. MeKenzie and son, Kenneth, are in Fredericton, N.B., at- tending the funeral, of Capt. Thomas McKenzie, brother of captein's father, Lieutenant-Colonel Wm. McKenzie King street. The Misses Rachel Gordon, First atreet and Bessie Wiltse, Brock street, are spending the week-end with King- ston friends. Mrs, OC, Cook, Smith's Falls, is s ing a few. days with her mother, 8. H. Clow; 'John street. Mrs. Charles Clark, Garden street, spent some time this week with King- ston friends, The Misses McDermott and 0'Con- nor, of the public school staff left last evening to spend the week-end at their homes in Kingston. Wm, Wilkin: son, St. Catharines, spent a few days this week with local relatives. Miss Eva O'Neill, spending the past two weeks with local frientle, hus returned to her home in Kirgston. Mrs. Ernest Kendall, Guelph, spent a few days this week with her parents; Mr, amd Mrs. Jno. Thomson, King street west. Hubert Dempster, located tor some time past in the western province is spending some 'time in town with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomes Demp- ster, Charles street. Misg Winifred Olde North Augusta, has returned to re sume he duties at Mrs, T. 0, Middle ton's millinery establishment. Mrs. K. E. Baker, King street, spending the past week in Toronto, has returned home. Mrs. J. 8. Webb and daughter, Miss Phyllis, Leeds township, spen. a few dave this week with friends i Iroquois. THACKERAY WAS BORED. Amusing ~ con c m Incident of the Author's Second Visit. During Thackeray's second visit to Boston James T. Fields, his host, was asked to invite Thackeray to attend an evening meeting of a scientific dub which was to be held at the hous: of a distinguished member. I was, said Mr. Fields; very relue- tant to ask him to be present, for 1 knew he was easily bored, and 1 was fearful that a prosy essay or geologionl paper might be presented aud felt cer- tain that should such be the case he would be exasperated with me, the in- nocent cause of his affliction F"My worst fears 'were realized. I dar- ed not look at Thackeray. I felt that his Ne was upon me. My distress may imagined when I saw him rise quite deliberately and make his exit ery noiselessly into a small ante- room adjoining. The apartment was dimly lighted, but he knew that | knew he was there, "Then began a series of pantomimic fonts im i to describé, He threw n im person--myself, of course he r and proceeded to stab him several times with a paper folder, which he caught up for the Ah disposing of his vietim in this way he was not satisfied, for the dull lecture still 'went on in the other room, so he fired an imaginary revol- times at an imaginary ae hole thing was inimitebly lorie. hoped nobody saw it but m: wolf. Yeurs sfterwards a nderouy, fit-witted young man put question § rarely to ma: "What was ° the matter with Nr. Thackeray that night {he club met at Mr. --'s house ¥" Many a nut i not what it was iracked up to be. ; 2 ores may an a poo Hi wih may a bit wi out a college education. ' 5 wT *. holders, delay We would call attention Year, namely, $86.315.07. only $4,621.34 Your directors obtained in May and efforts for the Company The Auditors have maintained The meeting term for which the is recommended EXPENDITURE. Cancelwtinng. and Eeinsurs : ande $ 77.3%0.02 General Expense, Commis sion, ete. Cancellation ar as 99.189. 93 of MOBR. +. 4 vy VER iwi Fire losses and adjustment expense oan Balance of Income 2,864.38 $6,315.07 vous 127,234.08 $392,493.46 ens ASSETS Capital uncalled... .. Capital in lection yy Can Cash in Bank and on Hand.. Municipal and Corporation Bonds and Bills Recelv- able. ... Office plans .-$212.400.00 course of col- 26,420.00 19,602.03 fnsur- Qther farniture, * and "sundry re 14,360.52 collection .. .. «i ..w. .. 86,065.26 CONTINGEN Payments on Capital Stock.. .. .... Interest earnings ..... Sax dane 'n Surplus on underwriting account Nef Premiums in Course of Collection Bonds, Debentures, Sundry Assets... | verified the Company for the Toronto, February 3rd, 1910. Alfred Taylor, Gait : J. M. QUEEN, St. John, NB . HIS HONOR JUDGE MORGAN ... W. VALDUBEN D. HIBNER David Carlyle...... W. R TUDHOPE. uity Fire Insurance Company Head Office, 24 King St. West, Toronto. The expenses in several items show a reduction, and a + he made to still further reduce controllable expenditure, last special Bill incorporating the Equity Fire Insurance Company of Canada, the objects of which have already seen explained, Sharehoiders was held on June 21st last, at which. the action of the Board for the proposed transfer of the presént Company to the Equity Fire Insdrance Company of Canada was duly approved. but the response to the call upon the Shareholders and the sgle of new stock has not been sufficient the requirements and thus enable us to make the change The record of the year's operations, think, result in a recognition of the possibilities of the business and encourage a Seaien Sak investiga: by Rue pu Sis the-Cip! r Shares of the new Company, on rectors, aving 1a Wind the "intimat® relations existing betwee the Equity, Metropolitan apd Independé 3 Sah a view to greater edOMamy and efficiency, a closer working alliance Detween the Companies, under one management has been in eperation siree the be gining of the vear. The thanks of the Shaveholders ar@due to the Agents of the Company. a continuous Company and Hive given excellent service in their department Directors $522,593.78 Reserve on unearned Premiums per and "Bills Receivable The HON. THOS. CRAWFORD. M.P.P., Toronto. CHAB, C. YVAN NORMAN, Toronto ., -- Twelfth Aditual Meeting Feb. 17th, 1910. | DIRECTORS' REPORT. To 'the Shareholders of The Equity Fire Insurance Company Your Directors, in presenting the Twelfth Annual Statement to the Share would call attention to the increase amount for the year being $125.70812 which with interest earnings and pay- ments on Capital Stock makes a total gross Income of $392,498.46 of Premium Income, the Gross The eail on the Capital Stock has resulted in receipts of practically $60,000 and the balance remaining should be paid into the Company without! further, It is pleasing to note that of the §1.7.234.08 balance of income, no less an amount than$s2.818.74 is due to surplus on underwriting account. The sum of $63612.9% hax heen placed to Reserve, and the total security to Policy Holders now stands at $485,412.98 te the moderate amount of fire losses for the . We would further point qut that every adjusted loss oun the 31st of Des cember wax pald, and that the net amount of unadjusted losses amounted to mg effort will from the Domini Parliament a A Special General Meeting of as yet to meet which we now present, should, we sk CaM , it Fire Trisranc @ Companies, and with approved"of the Company completing This The members Of the Staff have been energetic and loyal in their attention audit of the books" of the were elected terminates with this A reduction in the number of directors and in meetings of the Board All of Which 8 respectfully submitted. THOS. CRAWFORD President, WM GREENWOOD BROWN, Managep and Secretary, REVENUE STATEMENT FOR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER Sist, 1900, INCOME Premium. Earnings... Interest Earnings Payments on Capital Stock ey 4,880.34 69,640.00 ames---- 92.403.48 . $424,500.00 4,621.34 " LIABILITIES Capital subscribed Losses unpaid Reinsurance and amounts due other companies v 29.859.48 Accumuinted Reserve Fund 61,412.08 ABILATY, jovernment Standard; $215,708.37. IMPROVEMENT IN FINANCIAL POSITION DURING 1909, o 118769,540:00 $212,400.00 19,502.02 36,665.26 « 214,542.67 5521.79 $448,412.98 This is to certify that we have maintained a continding sudit of the books, touchers and examined the seclirities of The Equity Fire Insurance year ending December 81st, correctly kept and are truly set forth in the above statements. 190%, and find they have been (Signed EDMOND GUNN, CA CHARLES ARNOLD, Auditors. President Tut! Vice-President Ind Vice-President rd Vice-President % . Toronto Toronto . Berlin, . Toronto. Toronto. The New Toasted Corn Flakes Package HIGH IN GRAPE SUGARS Bach package contains one high porcelain, white and gold, fruit cup, ' porridge bowl, arofiane tumbler. de seml- ish, plate, " ---- . Had Something to Say. M. A. P, Lendoy, . On an occasion when Mr. Gladstone was announced 14. sphk® i Manches- ter, the hall wae packed and the nis was stifling. For id Season it was impossible to open wi «. whi were very hi 5) Sie had J It was felired "that the noise would startle Ho Yadijoes, nd the mayor stepped forward to expluin wht was proposad, © audience, however, had not as sembled to listen, to the or. and overwhabned hj hy "Clad. stone!' "Gladstone !" At last the miseoncei ied and infuri- feeling the a then he went to India, secure as '45 the preservation great historic building. When he returned to Ireland he toned to vist the castle. 432407 0.18