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"and Caterers everywhere also by Chefs in the large hotels and on Dining Cars, Steamships, is. etc. It is wise to use food products that are produced in clean factories. E. W, GILLETT CO. LTD. TORONTO, ONT. ETH EY Peaches and cream with Shredded Wheat is delicious A dainty, wholesome dish. Better for you than indigestible 'pastry desserts. Cover a biscuit with sliced peaches and serve with cream and sugar. Sold by ell grocers, 13¢. 8 carton, twe for 25e. | GO000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 - "FROM MILKMAID TO HOUSEMAID." 'No More Trouble We are now geting our MILK, CREAM, BUTTER, BUTTERMILK, and ICE CREAM from PRICE'S WHAT A COMFORT. \ s Phone 845 288 Princess St. ¢ . Special | Sale Saturday Morning 8.30 O'CLOCK Ladies' Underskirts} In Black and Colors Regular $1.50, 1.75, 2.00, 2.50, a) For 98c Each se THE DAILY BRITISS WHIG, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1010. THEY CHOSE A CAMPY, "0% foxx som {The Latest Candidate for Public ! Favor. FOR 100 PITTSBURG cLUBMEN | "Howe's Great London Show is the NEXT SUMMER. thest ever stem in Atlanta." This is I the" universal pronouncement of ali A Spot Near Newboro Selected-- our best people interviewed on' the sub Syndicate Wanted to Buy Clear | jot. Lhis is not only for the price, but at any price. There is not too Jake-a Drunken Man Found in Bimuch of it, as is Often the case with {80 many of the big shows. The spec Newboro, Ang. 3L---A mumber of re fata, does not get fired mith & be- presentatives of the Buek Eye Fish [WF me array to 8, a ot lub, of Pittsburg, Pa., were here terest. It is an ali-feature show, noth- last week, and in Sompany with Ww. ne Juin ale About a The side J. Kerle, superintendent 1 . & 3 . | W. division of the C.N.R,, looked ovér jCuntaine dittsinm auimuls, el oat the difierent camping grounds in this {uaa ah . ge. es all vicinity with a view to camping next {ie qu fm te Sean a lang summer with a party of nearly a hun- bel id 0 8 " ¥ dred. The grounds at Popular Poing oF sual oh Bs Lu Esa Ye. sen ing were considered the most suitable, and fn © : MY * potton met » yng ho it is probable that this will be the '®*vellent view of every act. And every Nature implanted in the Coffee berry all the ingredients to produce a healthful, invigorating drink. In Seal Brand Coffee all the natural ingredients are retained. Sold in 1 and 2 Ib. Cans only. 10 EE : : There are several spot. decided upon when they report to Ytures of the old-fashioned circus, dea to our boyhood days, some that are too frequently left out of the big shows in recent years. These are the several kinds of bareback riding. The most agreeable part of Howe's Shows is the politeness and a¢commo- dation of all of the employees. The press everywhere ought to treat Howe's Shows generously, In this city, at least, the newspaper men wer: not treated like a lot of pirates. The policy seemed broadgauge and liberal: It is a good thing to éncourage. Help educate the public to the worth of a good, clean show that gives what it promises. There is not a graft of any kind about the show. Children can and do get along as well at the London Show as at a Sunday school. the big show comes Monday, Sep- tember 5th. HEROIC ENGINEER. Scalded in Saving Passengers, Dis. misses Incident, Pittsburg, Aug. 31.--Engineer Israel Brandt's nerve waved train No. 8, of the Fort Wayne division of the Penn: sylvania railroad, with its load of sleeping passengers, from wreck in the Union station yards. A cap on a pipe, directly above the throttle, blew off, letting loose volumes of steam. The firemen jumped and escaped with slight injury, but Brandt stuck to his post vith blistering hands and burning face until he had brought the train to a standstill, By that time he was near ly unconscious and fell from the cab window when the train stopped. His arm was broken in the fall and he was badly scalded. At the hospital it was said he was in no danger, and Brandt added : "There's nothing to muke a fuss about." | the club. On Thursday of last week a flock of ' about fifteen greyish-colored birds, | somewhat smaller than the common | tame pigeon, were observed flyin 1 through this locality and resembled ' very closely the wild pigeons which so mysteriously disappeared years ago. Local naturalists have been endeavor ing since to locate their habitation, | but no clues to their whereabouts cam | be found. | One day recently some of the guides on Newboro Lake observed a skiff floating in the Big Sweep, apparently} unoccupied. Upon examination a well. known character was found in the | bottom of the boat unconscious, asf result of too much stimulants. The | boat was taken in town and brought to a place of safety, Fortunately, but : little wind was blowing at the time or another drowning might have re sulted. A meeting of all parties interested in the re-organization of the band will be held next week and it is hoped that Newboro band will again come into existence. A local lover of good music has offered $100 towards the new band. Mrs. Dunlop, of Lethbridge, Sask., Mrs. Osler and son, of White Lake, Ont, and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, chil- dren and nurse are the guests of Mrs. George Bawden. Mrs. J. F. Graham and children returned on Wednesday from a visit in Kingston. M. Bush- field, Montreal, is the guest of his aunt, Mrs, (Dr.) G. FP. Ackland. John Twain, of the Bank of Montreal staff, Winnipeg, is the guest of Mr. and Mew. J. P. Pett, Clific Place. The expert judges appointed this year's Newboro fair by the de- partment of agriculture, are W. W. Ferguson, Easton's Comers, for horses and Miss Duncan, Colborne, for ladies' work. J. R. Dier, of the Union Bank stall, Warkworth, spent a few days last week here. | An effort was made by an American syndicate, recently, to buy all the land surrounding Clear Lake, near Bedford Mills, with the intention of making this a private lake, but owing to the refusal of a few parties to sell their land, all deals are now off. Born, on Monday, 22nd inst., to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pritchard, a sin. Miss Booth, Kingston, is the guest of the Misses Tett. Miss Lena Tobin spent a few days last week at her home in Westport. - Miss Stella Hickey, formerly of 'the post office staff, has accepted a good position in Westorn Canada. M. Percival, formerly of ths local branch of the Union bank, now | of Theodore, Sask. was renewing many acquaintances here last week. Miss Helen Moriarty and niece, Miss Mollie Scanlan, of Rochester, N.Y., ave the guests of friends here and at West- port. Miss Mabel Sickler, Westport, is the guest of Miss Kate Landon. The private car' Bessemer, with a party of American fishermen, is on the C.N.R. siding here. Miss Etta Dier re- turned, on Sunday, from a prolonged visit at Portland. The local junior baseball team de- feated the college school nine, on Sate wrday, by 27 to 17. . Allan Singleton, Smith's Falls, is re- newing acquaintances here. James Miller, Lombardy, organizer for the Chosen Friends, is in this locality, and has secured a number of new members. A local lodge will be formed soon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pinkerton, of Yorkton, Sask., are the guests of rela- fives here. Horsemen from all parts of Eastern Ontario are coming to the first horse show and forty-fourth fall fair here next Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hart and family left, on Satur- day, on a short visit to Perth and Smith's Falls, for ' i Bulldog Attacked Ohild. London, Ont., Aug. 31.--Ida Kentor, aged three, and her mother, are in Sateen, Moira, : Gloria Taffeta (All the rustle of real silk.) 'These are all now goods received this week and comprise very heavy sacrifices on the part of a large manufacturer who needed the ready money All Sizes in these Skirts. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY 1 "This 'store will close at ~~ } 5 o'clock (except Satur- badly bitten. | matches {in two weeks. very serious condition in the hospital a8 result of being attacked by a vici- ous bul . The: attacked + the child and injured it ly, and while ing it the mother had her arms G increased '- upon several a, ohio for To Sa What Parisian Sage Will Do or Money Back. Stop falling E eiEslatit 5 £ act is good. fea- ' ------ meet Record Prices in Prospect. Montreal, Aug. 31.--The situation in the west appears to be eritical at present. In fact it is the one special element of discord in the otherwise phenomenal prosperity of the west. Cattle dealers in Chicago were much interested in a despatch from Winni peg Uhich stated that beef promises do sauch record prices this fall and winter. The western ranges are vecy poor, and. the cattlemen are findin such difficalty in feeding their ste that they sve disposing of their cattle. 'The result is that at present Winnipeg has plenty of eatile of an inferior grade. For the time being prices are lower, but butchers say that it will be follow- ed by execedingly high prices this win- ter, and that beef of any kind is likely to be scarce, What is disturbing the live stock men is not so much the in- convenience of a temporary shoriage in beef supply as the permanent influ ence that such a didaster as the pres ent entails upon future production, . Baw Hussia's Mightiest. Friedberg, Hesse, Aug. 31.--Emperor Nicholas and Empress Alexandra, of Russia, arrived here safely, at 3.30 o'clock, yesterday afternoon. Their majesties were astompanied into Ger man territory by & suite of fifly per- sons. Great crowds had gathered in the streets in hopes of having a view of the visitors. . They were not dis- appointed for the emperor and em- press were driven from the railway station to the castle, they will oc cupy while here, in an automobile. Their suite also followed in open motor cars, A New Stimulus, Chicago, Sept. 1.--A new impetus was given to the federal grand jury investigation of the beef trust with the calling of fourteen new witnesses, instead of closing the Barkers' case and beginning on the oleomaragrine plus tn was planned for by the government, The cha put now vi- gor into the beef investigations. The Responsibility for Tires. There is no red tape about the Dun- lop pompany, it makes itself - direct! responsible for all Dunlop stomabile tires, and invites direct communica- tion with its customers on the score of tire satisfaction. That is one of the r why Dunlop automobile tires give a low average cost per mile. The other reason is quality, Big Prices to See Procession. 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The immense success of this Remedy has given rise to many imitations. N.B.--~Every bottle of Geavine Chlorodyne Sears on the stamp the same of the inventor, Dr. J. Collis Browns. PE Re Set CONVINCING MEDICAL TESTIMONY WITH EACH BOTTLE. Sold by ah Chemists. Prices is England: Vi, 29, 48. Sole Manufacturers: 1 1. DAVENPORT, LONDON, SE. EE rr -- - - S. J. Kilpatrick & Co. Monument and Ce metery 'Work Noted for keeping the best stock --doing the lowest, Princess St. - Gor. Clergy St DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY, COLIC, STOMACH CRAMPS, CHOLERA MORBUS, CHOLERA INFANTUM, SEASICKNESS, SUMMER COMPLAINT, and all LOOSENESS OF THE BOWELS MAY BE RAPIDLY AND EFFECTUALLY CURED BY THE USE OF DR. FOWLER'S EXTRACT OF "WILD STRAWBERRY The medicine with a record of cures extending over 68 years. You don't experiment when you buy it. PLOONV000000.00000060008 the best work --prices PAGE SEVEN. lo § Best by Test 8 This is proven in a Wormwith Try One in Your Home toned, They are sweet and artistically designed, | @ reasonably priced. KINGSTON'S LEADING MUSIC HOUSE. all popular and classic usic in Book and Sheet Form Orders promptly filled, THE 3 x * ® (® + . IL LIMITED, : 232 PRINCESS STREET. a www Building? 1 can Supply E P. WALSH, 55-57 Barrack St. PUBLIC NOTICE News for Ladies Do you want to have use of your garments? If so, you really understand that nice clothes are made perfectly hy a Ladies' Custom allor. our friends and ev er¥body esle will lke it, and you will Hike 1t still better Every attention given to the latest styles lease oall and give opders 50 you can see my L. WINSTIN. 09 WELLINGTON STREET, (Over Carnovsky's), PRICES REASONABLE, Highest Grades GASOLINE, COAL OIL. LUBRICATING OIL. FLOOR OIL. GREASE, ETO. PROMPT DELIVERY. W.F. KELLY, Clarence and Ontario Streets. Toye's Bullding. For Pickling We can supply you with strictly PURE SPICES, ground or whole; also Pickling Vine- gar, D. COUPER"S, 841-8 Princess Street. "Phone 76. Prompt Delivery. The kind you the Kin Scranton Coal 5 good coal and we guaranties prompt delivery BOOTH & CO., v - - » WELLINGTON ST., near PRINCESS, There are other hotels, but none |approach the Club for homelike sur- roundings. Located in centre of city and close to principal stores and theatre. Charges are moderate. Special rates by the week. P. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor. EEE SEE | mn Re, ee 'H PARKS& SON, Florists | "5, "Poh a hep Jd. E. Hutcheson AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER, ERT avon.