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fine ri Job, Mo EGTRIC IRONS ¥ Let us T TIRED WHEEL All ages the only natural snd me- al and sclent wag of workin by beat! it and sticking it i® hot t also stands good matter of sgiting tires, an every: . dit hat the ri natural 3 hanical and sclentific way o Ig tires is by Beating and gefting B while hot. Then you have a un this subject next of all kinds get our best attention. Cari ' es oh your 2) also your aby Carriage fompt attention. ing balance of our Stock off ES' LATURNEY Maker, 800 STREET. ie or ires Prices reduced on: TOASTERS ' By the way have you pver tried toast made p an Electric Toaster, not' you have never aten toast. send you one. Sno TVVVVOTLVVLVLVLVOOS VOPR VTLLVLLTLVVLVLVLLVLLT disfiguring pimples, blackheads, redness,' roughness, and other un- sightly conditions; keep the hands soft and white, the scalp clean, the hair live and glossy, and pre- serve skin health by the use of Cuticura Boap assisted when necessary by Cuticura Ointment. ly one onnce of soap per head is ly used by the people of India. Aillogd' p ounce of Kellogg's carri bs strength and vitality, No food ter than good corn and Kellogg's is the best corn, rolled into flakes and cooked to a n bt brown turn. w 'package of Kellogg's will be the same as the one before-- S -- . RS iF 1 and nourishment at its finest. We want to your hands. Quality will do it again, AUSE the Pandora BES he Reservoir is made of one ll White Enamel is easy to clean ary ly. You can make 2 Reservoir absolul Sa THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, G Gips For Jarmers "+ py UNCLE JOSH. Potatoes ought to rule high this . A report issued by the domin- ion depiitiment of 'agriculture places the condition of the 'erop in Canada at the end of September at a liste over seventy-six as compar wi upwards of tr last yéar. In the United States there was a similar fulling of, the condition of the erop in-shat country on the first of Sep- tember being . seventy and one-half against nearly eighty-one last year. The total yield of beans in Canada lust year was at 1,324,000 bus, by the dominion department of ag- riculture, while this year the estimate is for 1,089,000 bus. he In the United States the condition of the crop is a little lower than last year. This would make it appear as if beans as well as potatoes ought to be a fairly high price this year. The dominion department of agri. culture estimates this year's crop of husking ¢ormn: in Canada at 17,682,000 bus. ¢ estimate for last year was 19,258,000 bus. The condition of fod: der corn for all Canada on October {ith is, however, put at nearly ninety points as against a little over eighty-seven ints last year and ninety-two points the year before. ---- Promoting the Poultry Industry. "Only last spring," save J. Re Gunn, of Gann-Langlois Co., Montreal, "dealers in this 'country were forced to import eggs from Russia and China in order to supply Canada's needs, In an effort to overcome conditions of this kind, and to regain for Canada the position she once held as an ex- porter of poultry and eggs, our firm and that of Gunns, limited, have | joined hands in a campaign for the purpose of promoting the Poultry in dustry. With this object in view a station was opened in May last in Peterboro, and the services of an ex- port pouliryman engaged, whose daty it has been to hold meetings in the peighborhood, and speak of the bene fits that will accrue from the applica tion of proper methods in the hand- ling of poultry, The result was that while the price of ordinary eggs de- livered to store-keepers ran in the neighborhood of 16c. to 17¢. per doa, 20 to 2lc. was obtained for eggs marketed according to the new me- thod. Other stations are to be es- tablished for the promotion of the same object." Growing of Alfalfa. The longer alfalfa is grown on a farm, the better does 16 stand the winter, says Hoard's Dairymmn. This we think" is largely due to the inocu- lation. The more the soil is impreg- nated with the necessary bacteria, the more vigor do the plants have and therefore the more successfully do they withstand the colt It is just so with extreme heat and drought. This wits well showyi last sulmmer on the Hoard's Dairyman farm. Where the soil was richest, there the plants withstood the drought bet; also we have noticed that where we had sup- plied plenty of phosphate and ground limestone or ground lime marl there the plamts were strongest. Turkey Crop and Breeding. A report from Ottawa says that turkeys are scarce in Canada this year owing to black head having caused heavy mortality. In this connection reference might be made to what the American Agri culturist says as to the foolish course foliowed in breeding of poultry in the United States. The practice there, it says, has been altogether too general of selling their best Dirds im the fall td keepin: the immature and poorly developed ones for Lreeding pu " Much the same plan has been followed in many cases in Canada, and this niay account in large measure for the lack of vitality shown in the birds, British Cheese Imports. Great Britain imported less cheese in the twelve months ending with June 30th, 1910, than she did ten years before. For 1901 the in were 131,000 toms, while for the yeur just ending they were 122,52 toms; | New Zealand's contribution to the total has shown an almost contiy ous increase from a little over' tons in 1901 to 22,651 toms in Canada's contribution on the they hand, has shown Areat bring - creasing from 77,267 tows in | to 98,306 in 1904, and thea dv n more or less regularly to 79.661 in 1910. Produce and Prices. MM Kingston, Oct, 20.--The market cleck "the prices prevailing as 'fol-. i Carrots, 60c. to Te. per % turnips, 606; 4g 0c. per bag; cabbage, 5c. each; obions, 9c. per bag; toes, T5¢: to 8Be. od, onl De. per bunch; tomatoes, 70c. to 90. per bush.; celery, Be. to Te. per 5 J. A. MacFarlane, Brock street, re ris flour, feed and grain selling as ollows : Oats, 40c.; local wheat, 31 to $1.10; buckwheat, 63c. to 70c.; barley, 58¢.; rye, 80ec.; peas, 90c. to 81; yellow corn, 70c.; flour, bakers, $3 to $3.10; farmers, $3; Hungarian Patent, $3.20; oatmeal and rolled oats, $5 per bbl.; cornmeal, $1.90 to $2; bran, $20 per ton; shorts, $24; baled straw, $5; loose, $8; hay, loose, $8; pressed, $10 to $12. Kruit at the stores--Bananas, 15¢. and 20c. per doz; oranges, 25¢. to 60¢. per doz.; lemons, 25¢. to per doz; peaches, 40c. to $1 a b t; grapes, 20c. a basket. Meat--Beef (local), carcass, 7e. S¢.; prime" western beef, $11 cwt.; by carcase, cuts, 10c. to 3 live hogs, Sic. Ib.; dressed hogs, 10fe, to 12¢.; pork, lle, to 120. by quarter; mutton, 10c.; lamb, 12: to 13.c, quarter veal, 7c. Lo 10c. Ib,; ducks, 75¢. 1081 each; turkeys, 16e. to 18e.; fowl, 75e. to We, pair; chickens, 60c. to 75¢. pair; butter, rolls, 24e.; prints, 25¢. to 27¢.; eges, fresh, 36c.; packed, 27c. Dominion Fish Uo. reports prices as follows : Salmon trout, 12je. fo F15¢. a lb; skinned dighy herring, 20e. Ib.; white fish, 12jc. to 15¢. Ib.; pike, 10c. Ib.; Chinook salmon, 30¢. Mi. kippered herring. Yarmouth bloaters, 40c. doz.; perch, 30c. doz.; Atlantic salmon, 30c. Ib.; 'salt codfish, 7c, to haddock, 10c, lb.: buliheads, Ib.; red herrings, 20c. box; mackerel, 16c. a Ib; lake herring, 8c. Ib.; sea bass, 12jc. Ib: pickerel, 15¢. Ib, John McKay, Brock street, reports as follows : Hides, No. 1, 9%. per }b.; bulls, over 60 Ibs., Sc. per 1b.; horse hides, $3; deacon skins, 90¢.; veal skins, l3c. per Ib.; lamb skine, 60c, wool, washed, 20¢. per Ib.: wool, un- washed, l4c. per Ib; beeswax, 25¢c. per Ib.; ginseng, $6 per Ib. The Royal Love Romance. That sorely-tried woman, Princess Clementine of Belgium, has arrived in England, and all that now remains to be done in connection with her, long- delayed marriage to Prince Victor Na- poleon is the fixing of the date and place, This happy termination to a famous romance has been made possi ble by the attitude of the new ki of the Belgians, who saw no ob A to the match from the i ger It is not generally known that the princess was to have m d her cou- sin, Prince Badouin, who was killed in a duel. His death caused her intense grief, and her mother at that time counselled her to enter a convent. For years afterwards she lived a joyless existence as an exile, detested by her father, King Leopold, and at logger heads with her mother, the late 7 The circumstances of her quarrel with Leopold are well known, but little has been heard of her differences with her mother. The story goes that one day the queen, who was a superb eques- trienné, administered a sevére pommel ling to an obstinate animal, and Cle: mentine interfered and remonstrated. The queen's reply was a slash across the princess' face with her whip. That evening the Prigcess Clementine left the palace and only returned' when her mother lay on her death-bed. 123e. A Philadelphia foundry makes a specialty of breaking up old steel can- non and remelting the metal for hun- dveds of purposes for which it is pe- culiarly adapted. . 15¢, Ib, halibut, 124c. to 2W00.; freah®}' \ A wholesome luncheon, made from the whole wheat, steam -cooked, shredded and baked. Triscuit, the Shred- ded Wheat Wafer, is the food for health and strength, ALWAYS READY TO SERVE At all grocers, 13¢c. a carton, two for 25c. am } » D NB NE W a \ MH rR TN RENN NN N AN \ ) hb N NN IMPRESS UPON YOUR MIND | THESE TWO SPECIAL FACTS |\\\ Robin Hood Flour must satisfy you in two fair trials or you can have your money back-~it is the guaranteed flour. Robin Hood Flour absorbs more moisture than other flours--therefore add more water 'when you use it and get a larger, whiter loaf. Saskatchewan Flour Mills Co. mite MOOSE JAW, SASK. » A makeshift eook-stove is al- ways expensive. You waste ood because it is not properly cooked. i You waste time trying to make things right. You waste fuel trying to heat your even---or get a bot fire~-or keep a low all day and night. You lose money every day you try to use an unsatisfactory range. Here is the range for your pups, Ths ra right cast iron ly &y fo and day out, year after year last you a lifetime. Rel able as the firma back of it. attachment if draired detachable nickel rime, essy to coun. New device for removing ashes. The OXFORD ECONOMIZER | which easily saves 209; of your fuel. No #ther device of the kind ever invented is worth so much to yeu ia cold cash. You lose money every day you try to get alons without it. Come in and let us show you the Imperial Oxford with "Economizer" attachment. It means dollars and cents to vou. Other Gurney-Oxford stoves and ranges for cvery pur se and any kind of fuel. Get acquainted with the best own, best liked stoves in all Canada, It will be your pain. THE YELLOW HARDWARE STORE Simmons Bros Drs. KENNEDY & KENNEDY . CURE DISEASES OF MEN PATIENTS TREATED THROUGHOUT CANADA FOR 20 YEARS TT The Albion Hotel , corper Hgteatl and Queen streets, Kingston. Will sell at a sacrifice. For particulars -e PUBLIC NOTIGE Have your. Old Dark Walnut Fura. ture refinished over in a pretty Ma- hogany color by a new process, Apply, HEBERT & CAMMIC 128 and 132 ONTARIO STREET. Try Our Line Of Chocolate Assorted Creams, Hard Fruit and Nut Centres, madé with a selected coating. Just the right kind to make them delicious, Grimm's : 162 PRINCESS STREET. _|McPHERSON SHOES When bad weather gets here'. you want good shoes. If they are a onde right better not have them. The Shoes we---gtN. are Lhe best that monsy and 1 skill can duce. You can't afford te miss lookin (er our display of HOES, $5.00 and MePHERSO) Water. Black, Viscol Cgif, and proof Boots Jennings, KING STREET. Tan, fr STITT i B Ye Olde Irish Mill of our forefathers, with its slow work, doesn't suffice for our rapidly incress- ing population Now eur mills turn out 5.000 te 7,000 barrels of flour a day, and such flour. See and test the fam- ous QUALITY BRAND, and wonder at the present day 'm- rovements in milling QUALITY R has the pproval of thousands Has it yours? If not, why not? Maple Leaf Milling Co. ONTARIO BT, "Phone 886. ---------------------------- eo BoE Hurry Order We'll handle your Coal Order with. out delay, and guarantee your coal of Scranton quality that won't fall te get your approval L And in addition to giving you the best Coal, we put it where you want #t without causing you dirt or useless |THE FRONTENAC LUMBER