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SHE DAILY BRITISH WAG, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER i £1 Sabie A HRSA A ABAD RAILWAY \ SYSTEM {0 TRON Canada Exhibition a. Ph to 17th. tekels will "be issued ati ugsday, Thursday, and fey Ta Thin, ang 16th, and $3.70, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, ets good to seturn until Sept. ational Eucharistic Longress . Sth, ith. ik: # will be issued at| $3.55, i ; 11th Inclusive, rity. nth op 15th, fon and Pullman re- and Ontario Streets. a ---- vA Ld VE: 44, a4 K ' Ne AN 13 N PACIFIC RAILWAY, a Exhibition 15th, and 16th .. $2.95 i to 17th inclusive, £3.50, Limit, Sept, 19th, 1910. ional Eucharistic Congress ; P.Q., SEPT. Oth, 11th. Trip .lekets will be fssued at Sept. 5th to 11th, inclu- good to return until Sept. "LABORERS EXCURSION. mil $18 Additional For' Meturn SEPTEMBER 6. i STON AT 12.01 p.m. i EXCURSIONS KR 6 and 20, i i ot Office, Ontario Street. #. CONWAY, Gen, Pass, Agent. QuiveE RAILWAY. aily (Sui yee 3 posed, 05 Pann £23 ihn co Cu od Fal Steamship LIMITED, tly coaches have ordered their candidates ¢, PEI, FEI Halls from us following at noen. 5 aia | Ju aiid up, by p 8 h Hg 28th : there- rature seldom rises Statergom al o | of C RIRKPATS 2 an. Ont | ; COMPANY, | d going September 5th ning up to September [One Was Knockell Out for Five Lrors and passed balls, yimmediate, but lasting relief. THE SPORT REVIEW TWO PLAYERS WERE INJURED IN BASEBALY, GAVE: A---- Minutes--tirocers and Railreaders Contest Interrupted by Darkness in the Third. The baseball game Played iat nesday afferioon, tween the Railroaders and Groeers, cricket field, W hardly deserves to be called & game. It was merely a workout for the two teams. On account of the Inte arrival of men on both sides, the game was not started until after wix o'clock, and as the days are getting shorter, dark- nese came down before the game could be hall finisned. Only two innings and a hall were played, and the game will have to be replayed. The game all the way through was a vod exhibition,"] both teams getting their runs on er- the "be- What came nearly being an unfortu- nate accident ogcourred in the second innings. Rutherford, who plays. first base for the Railroaders, was running home. Loucks, while reaching for the ball, got on the base line, and the re- sult was a collision. Rutherford tried to jump over Loucks' head, 'and jusi as he Jumped, Loucks stood up. Ruth- erford's knee oeaught Loucks in the chest and knocked him out for about five minutes. The force of the jamp and coming in contact with Loucks, threw Rutherford on his face in the sand. His frontpiece was scratched wp quite a lot. Railroaders--Allaire, c.; Rutherford, 1b.; Millan, 2b.; Geatton, 5.5; Hanley, 3b.; Ward, rf; Attwood, e.f.; Dickson, LI. Grocers--Loueks, c.; Walker, p.; Sin- gleton, 1b; Holland, 2b.; Ludlow, s.s.; Marshall, 3b; Kennedy, rf; McCaul lough, c.f; Smith, LI. Umpire--Roy Davidson. Raflroaders ....... viii i: eins Grocers "Driver, Pr 4 3-7 "All Kinds of Sport. "Bobby" Kerr may try for a place on the Hamilton Tiger half-back line. Dave Tope, former full-back of Ham- ilton Tigers, will manage that team this season. More than the required amount has been subscribed to send the Ottawa rowing eight to Henley next season. Lawson, the . sensational plunging hall-back of last year's Varsity team, will play with the Toronto Argos if he plays rughy. The opening game of the Interpro- vincial rugby series will probably be fixed for October Sth. Next Saturday the union will meet in Ottawa. "Joeo" Geim, the human punching bag, will meet the hardhitting Phila- delphia middleweight, "Jack" Fitz- gerald, at Philadelphia, on Friday. "Rajah" Wigle will not play with Hamilton Tigers this season, The big inkide wing is in Toronto, and if he play 8 at all it will be with Argos. " Since the adoption of the new rughy rules across. the line the college to report nt week. This is earlier than for fifteen years. St. Michael's College, who won the Canadian junior championship last sélson, | to cut a big swath in the O.R.F.U. again this seavon, and will enter a team in the senior series. Pitcher Phillipi, of Pittsburg, leads the National Baseball League with eleven won and one lost. Cole, of Chi- cago, has won sixteen and lot three, while Mathewson has won nineleen and Tost eight. de f-- There will. aud invasion of players on Saturday . and Sunday) when nearly 200 players will assemble in Toronto to take part in the cham- pionship series, commencing Saturday afternoon, at Scarboro | s The University of Chicago baseball team will leave, this week; for a trip of 15,000 miles op water and 4,000 miles by rail, extending over a period of nearly four months. They ae go- ing to Japan to play ball. NO MISERY FROM STOMACH. | Gas, Dyspepsia, Sourness and Todiges- tion Go in Five Minutes. Every year regularly more than a million stomach sufferers in the United States; England and Cansda take Pape's Diapepsin, and realize not only This harmless preparation will di gest anything you eat and overcome a sour, gassy or out-of-order stomach five nunutes aftetwards. Hi your meals don't fit comfortably, or what 'vou eat lies like a lump of lead in your stomach, of il you have heartburn, that is a sign of Indiges- tion, Get from your Pharmacist a 50-cont case of Pope's Dinpepsin and take o dose just as soon as you oman. will be no sour rising, no 'belching of igen with acid, no heartburn, or Hore in "ta Im Gordon Johnstone, Ottawas' clever young full-back, has the distinction of being the champion swimmer of Can- ada, cover-point of the Iaterprovincial hockey ehermnione and the longest hif- the Ottawa Cify Pasclall League, # : By defeating the Globes of Ottawa at Carleton, the, Prescott lacrosse team becomes champions of the Fast ern Ontario Lacrosse League! List maw shin Progenty team won the cham- plonship.. of. the St. Lawrehice River ciosse League in such an gasy fash- yon that they decided to seek faster company, and their success this season justifed 'the move. The E.O.LL. isa strong organization, consisting of five clubs, viz, : (ilebes of Ottawa, Perth, Carleton, Almonte and Prescoit. FAIRLY STEADY DEMAND, Shipments From Montreal Were Not Heavy. Special to the Whig: The great feature of the dairy in- dustry this year hae beew the demand from the United States for cream. It in just a year commenced, and the demand for sup- plies has been "steadily maintained throughout the ~ winter and summer, and is still growing. At first the only sections afiected were the Eastern Townshi immediately adjacent to the border, but one factory after an- other has given up butter and cheese making, and have gone into the cream shipping business, many of them be- ing as far as fifty to Sixty miles from the international line. We hear now of factories in Eastern Ontario going fnto thé business, and there is not the slightest doubt that the cheese in- dustry in the counties along the line of the St. Lawresce river will suffer considerably on this account. The market for butter is very strong, and prices ave steadily ad- vancing. The demand is principally from the local dealers, who are inclin: ed to look upon present prices as low, and in view of the possible shortage in the fall make are stocking up now for their winter trade requirements. As high as 23%¢, has been: pid tn the cointry this week, and the trade cally is asking 24c. here for fined creamery, with uuder-finest quoted at 234. per Ib. Montreal, Aug. 31.--There has been a fairly steady demand for cheese durmg the past ten days, and prices through. out the country have been well main- taiged, most of the markets last weel end sold at 10§c. to 1030, although in one or two eases, notably at King- ston, the board was cleared at 10je. The markets this week have opened with prices firmly maintained, and a good demand from most buyers. At CampbelYord on Tuesday morning the offerings were all sold at 10f¢., and although reports are not yet in, t is expected that the colored cheese to be sold at the Peterboro board = meectinly will fetch even more money. There is 4 good demand expecially for colored cheese, and in some cases a slight pre- rium is being paid for this class of goods. The shipments from: this port last week were not at all heavy, the total amountir gto obly 68,386 boxes. receipls however were also light, and a5 a result there is very little aceumm- Intion of stock to be recorded this week. At thif time last ear trade Wis very stagnant, the exports for the corresponding week amounting to only 47.000 boxes. The total shipment to date from the beginning of the sea. son amounts to 1,019,386 boxes as against 1,066,108 boxes for the corre- snondinly period Jast year, a shortage of dont 37,000 boxes, The total re- ceipts into Montréal to date amount 0 LITLHG Hotes as against 1,212, 152 boxes last year, a shortage' . of ahont 40,000 boxes. These figures po to show that the stock of cheese in Montreal to-day is practically the same ac at this time last year.) et ---------- VILLAGE OF SYDENHAM, St. Paul's Church is _to_he Enlarged in" Near Future, Sydenham, Aug. 30.-%he of &, Paul's rn are Pperbars a big day Sept, 15th when a grand harvest home dinner and tea will be given., The funds will be used to held build a chancel and vestry rooms as the church is getting too. small to hold the win congregation. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Hicks have Moved into their new house. ' Mrs. George Fillim was called to Odessa to attend on her mother, who has been very ill. When Mrs. Fillim got there she found she was too late as Mrs. Baboock had died. The fune- ral was held on Sunday. The many friends of Wilkam Kellar, sr, for many years a resident of Sydenham, are 'sorry to hear of kis death, which oc at the Hotel Die in on Friday. remains were ught here on - Sa. now since this trade 3° ® Time for Considering Gost and Quality When you buy your Coal is the | time to use judgment---not when you {use it. See that the Coal Is clean, | 50 that it. will give heat and keep | the house free from dust and dirt [ Notice our Scranton Coal and see how fully it mésts your idea of what good coal should be. THE FRONTENAC LUMBER AND COAL C0°Y. A. CHADWICK, - Manager - VICTOR RECORD: FOR OCTOBER y | 4 NOW ON SAE ? Here are a few of the many good things in the October List. 5787 That Fussy Rag' .- Deerless Quartet' Red Seal Records. 10 inch 5c. 8505-0 2 a Marko 0 31792--" Lowe Divine ™ Marsh-Macdonough um gio lend any 12 igelr $1.25 64135" Annie Laurie 10 inch Douldo Faced Records 90, for the two, 10 inch $1.25 (a) "Come bermiy Sunshine, Dearie ** Purple Label. _ Macdonough 6co23-- "" What good is water, when you're ssh (b) "The Arcalians" Fa orite Melodies dry pn ® Nora Bayes Pryor's Band 12 inch $1.50 Berliner Gram Aphuine Company Limi Ms Cormack > Sa CRTY Pe a , LN aa (SHEET 3 (So Bai) lu REE catalogue «of our 3000 LURES TEL) Sowards Keeps Coal AND OUR SPi CIAL 1400 0 When Canh, 8 or Preserving, two essentials to good results are: Sound »ruit and Good Sugar. Canada's orchards supply the one ana in Coal Keeps Sowards. HAVE YOU TRIED HIM? "Phone 155. 1, Tell FOR SALE. Extra Granulated Sugar you have the oter. Uell your grocer The Albion Hotel property, corner plainly *"Redpath's" Extra Granulated, Montreal and Queen streets, Kingston. 2 Will sell at a sacrifice. For particulars 1, aa 'When you want Loaf Sugar ask for "Redpat's" Red 7. J. LOCKHART, Seal Paris Lumps in Dust Proof Packages. <= Real Estate Agent, 3 159 Wellington St., , Kingston. ern mai ------------ -- It is buman nature to think well of those who think well of us SEER PRR PER EPR ORES Don't Go Away Without a Box of Chocolates from Grimm's. The best makes and always fresh. Grimm' 102 PRINCESS STREET. e---- ---- lly > The Canada Sugar Refining Co., Limited, Montreal Bstablished in 1854 by John Redpath > a_i 'a : 4 . A Fy | ohm wo Ry » o BNR tgp fod IF your flour is of the right 5 quality, it ought to produce & (uniformly good bread. When the loaf comes out of the oven it ought to be appetizing and inviting in appearance. The crust should be crisp, tender and sweet as a nut. The pores of the bread should be regular showing uniform expansion by the" yeast and every loaf should be light, ~ \plump sand ' should expand over the top of the pan. Bread made from Ogilvie's Royal Household Flour | always comes up to the higheststandard of excellence when ~ made right. It is always uniform and good to look at as well as "to eat, : Summer and winter, day after day, month after month, ~. ¥ "ROYAL HOUSEHOLD" is milled by exactly the same ee am ay 'the same standard uniform Re of the best Red Fyfe wheat, And this uniformity is guaranteed by ri rding tests at the Get ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR from your grocer and stick 1 it, will be sent free if you will send us your address