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'MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1020. === i ---- pm -- FOR SALE ~PIPES, all sizes. ~RADIATORS. MILITARY TENTS. «Large pleces of 'CANVASD, ew, ete. I. Cohen & Co. . B78 Ontario Btreet. Phone 584 a-- ! GLASSCO'S PURE i Strawberry Jam --~Raupherry Jum ~Binek Currant Jam wPlitm Jam witeaeh Jum wliopaeberry Jam ~OFange Marsininde ited Curras: Jelly wCrabipple Jelly Ehren sony Db. COUPER «3 Princess Street a 7 Prompt delivery. | juices. STOPPED FER - * HEADACHES Years Of Suffering Ended By "Fruii-a-ives" 112 Hazen Sr., Sr. Joun, N. B. "Ik is with pleasure that 1 write te tell you of the great benefit I received from ihe use of your medicine "Fruit-a-lives", made from [ruil I was & great sufferer for many years from Nervous Headaches "|| ond Constipation. 1 tried evetything, | consulted doctors; But nothing | seemed to help' me until I 'tried "Fruit-a-tives", After taking several boxes, 1 was f completely relieved of these troubles { and have been unusually well e¥er | singe", Miss ANNIE WARD. 'B0¢. & Box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 250. { At all dealers or sent postpaid by | Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, WOOD Sawed in Stove Lengths BOOTH & CO., Foot West Street: Phone 133 - -- | 'We have a supply of cut hard wood and kindling. J. Sowards Coal Co. 'WeHave In Stock Clark's Vegetable Soup Distributors for Red Rose Tea-the W, R. McRae & Co GOLDEN LION License No. 8-543 Bang i, 2 BIG BARGAINS Se. Clark's Pork & Beans 18. Bon Marche Grocery Cor. King and Karl Streets.' License No. 827140 Phone 1844 y | Hunter Ogilvie ; ~ |. Insurance and General Broker ---- Stocks, Bonds and Becurities for sale. Property for sale or to Jent, listed. Agent for Royal Exchange Fire As- surance and Excelsior Life. 281 King St., opposite Custom House , Phones 568). and 1087. ns y 7 | DR. A. W: WINNETT . Begs fv announce that he ho i hag Aahetivs, phone 38%. DENTAL SURGEON | Fresh Cat Flowe PHONE 1670 0. Aykroyd & Son Carpenters and Bailders 21 MAIN STREET ? nr Feris, palmb, funeral des Ed sprays, wedding bouquets made to order {FJ JOHNSON, Florist Phone 228. a 115 Brock St. PAPER HANGING Estimates on work freely given. 'Wall Paper for Sale. H. ROWLEY 840 Barrie St. : Phone 1206). | AAA Ana WE SELL ON EASY TERMS fades' Suits, Dressea, Skirts, Men's Suits, Overalls, Underwear, Jewelery, Suitcases, ote. N. Morris, 374 King St. A mT me \ 'To Prevent : Grip Take sf axative Bromo Quinine Tablets" Be sure you get the Genuine Look for this signature GC. breve on the box. . 30¢ DO YOU KNOW That the quality ICE CREAM is Prove it yourself. ' High Grade Chocolates in bulk and fancy boxes, 'We stock only those in de- mand. : HOT DRINKS, BAR' 288 PRINCESS STRERT, PHONE 1128. : oe tm ------------" ti] of our unexcélled ? Sunday a Great Days Sunday was an ideal winter's day, Old Sol came out in all his glory, and from now on he will be making Rimselr felt. : Retartied to Oobowrg. Nursing Sister Mee McKenna re turned to Cobourg Military Hospital aftor spending two weeks' vacation with her parents on Bagot street, Territory Extended, : F. B. Tabner, Brockville, has beet notified that his territory is extend=d a8 an Inspector under the Ontario License Board to include Grenville oounty. vy Had Snowshoe Tramp. A A nuinber of the girls at the YWCA, had a& most emjoyable h tramp on Saturday after noon. It was a great afternoon for the outing. The girls worked up a great appetite for their tea. ' Increase in Price of Sugar. A rin price of $2 a hundred on sugar is looked for by the local re- tail men in the near future, due to | the shortage caused by a strike in | Cuba, Must bé in Dress Uniform. Orders have bepn issued that all « | officers atending the opening of Par liamment and other state funetions must appear in dress uniform with sword. Contract for Monument, Gananoque granite is to be usd in the éonstruction of the soldiers' montment at Gananoque, Citizens of the town are to be canvassed in an effort to secure further funds. Took the Solo Well. Mrs. George Patterson took the alto solo in the anthem ."Rock. of Ages," at the morning service in Sydenham street Methodist church on Sunday. She sang in splendid voice and with very effective expression. Parish of Lansdowne Front, The rector, Rev. Cecil Winter, is delighted to report that his parish has slightly exceeded its objective of $1,200 for the Forward Movéinent. He states that everyone responded nobly to the appeal. Was Invited for Another Year. At a meeting of the official board of Trinity Methodist church, Peter- boro, Rev. ¥. B. Malott, B.A, B.D, was invited by a unanimous vote to remain for a third year as pastor of the church. An increase of $200 in salary was also granted Mr. Malott. Has Accepted Call. Rev. W. M. Kannawin, M.A, B.D., Toronto, «and a .Queen's graduate, has accepted the call extended to him by the congregation of St. John Pres- byterian church, Hamilton, and will pe inducted into the pastorate on Thursday, March 11th. Had Thumb Severed. Edward Kinch, son of Isaac Kinch, who lives about five miles east of Kitley, while sawing wood with a sireular saw at » neighbor's, suffered the 1088 of one thumb, by it coming in contact with the saw, cutting it clean off. He was taken to Smith's Falls hospital, where he is at present. Will Likely Run Again. A nomination meeting to fill the vacancy in the Picton council, owin to the technical disqualification © Deputy Reeve Ti: E. Whattam, will be etd Monday. As Mr. Whattam's technical disqualification has been overcome, he will likely again be a candidate. : . Day«cld Chicks. Orders have been placed with Am. erican concerns by the O'Brien Poultry Farms, Calabogie, for 30, day-old chicks, the first of which are expected to arrive on March 23rd and the last before the end of April. Of the 30,000 chicks, 25,000 will be White Leghorns and the rest Barred Cures Catarrh, Bron. chitis Without Any If you suffer from a cold, snesz- {ng or catarrh---don't use a snuff use a le treatment like Ca« tarrhozone, It heals and soothes, brings relief at once, cures thorough ly. In bronchitis and throat trou. ble no doctor can do better than pre scribe Catarrhozone., - Tfy [t----see what wonders it works---what power it possesses. Differetit from the old way---you inhale Catarrhozone. Get the dolar outfit which includes ths inhaler abd is guaranteed, Bmaller size 50c; sample sizé 26¢; at all deal: ord, : Kingston branches and Plymouth Rocks, Latér the incuba tors will'be started for the production of late broflers. The Help Was Laid Up. The friends of A, D. Leonard, agent, C. N. R,, Coboufg, will regret fo learn of his illness, from "flu." The. night operator, T. G. Reed; who was seriously ill, is reposted out of (danger now. The freight agent, Sid- ney Shorey, is improving slowly. There were only the baggageman and expressman on the job until sup- ply help was sent. Epidemic of. Fla. A terrible epidemic of fla has been raging at Burrs, Prince Edward county for over two weeks. On Jan. 20th, Miss Haley dismissed sehool and went home sick with the flu. A number of pupils were so fll they éould hardly reach home and within two days every plipil was down with it, and a number of whole families were down, . Remains Taken to Vincent. Mrs. Anpa Roseboom, widow of George Roseboom, Cape Vincent, N.Y., died at Iuverary, Ont. after a short illness of pheumonia. She is survived by her son, Norman Rose- boom, employed at Montréal. The body was taken to Cape Vincent and placed in the vault at Riverside ceme- tery. Daughters Get Estate. Mrs. Louise Maria Wilsog, Picton, who died in Toronto iff October last, leaves the residue of her estate to her daughters, Jessie Noxon, Mary Eaton and Louise Standish, less cer- tain small bequests and deductions, and the disposal of certain articles and a collection of stuffed birds and other ornaments to relatives, The estate is valued at $55,700. Regret Departure of Manager. At Elgin it was learned with regret that: the manager of the Merchants' Bank, K. M. Watson, has been transe ferred to Meaford. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Watson in fHtarewsil gathering presented the couple with a well-worded address and a well- filled purse. Duritig their sojourn since 1916, both Mr. and Mrs. Wat- son filled their place in business aud social relations, Appointed to Board af Trade, J. C. Rice and J. Allen Stroud have been appcinted by the Trades and Labor Council as representatives to the Kingston Board of Trade. The Trades and Labor Council is greatly interested in promoting all measures ealenlated to benefit Kingston in any way, and the representatives to®he board wil give their hoprtiest co operation in dealing with fhe prob- lems that come before it for solution, They are both keen for Kingston and will be valuable members. "The Naughty Wife" Pleased. "The Naughty Wife," Selwyn & Company's comedy, played at the Grand Opera House matinee and night on Saturday. The production is 'brimful of fun from beginning to end, and kept the audiende in roars of laughter. The comedy was written by Fred Jackson, and he put gnough "pep" into it to make it interesting. Reeva (Greenwood, as the wife, and Gertrude Walthers, as Nora Gale, the widow, were exceptionally good, but the entire cast 1s deserving of PROFITABLE YEAR FOR STANDARD BANK Substantial Gains in Earnings, Deposits and Current Loans. It is interesting to note that the experience®of the Standard Bank of Canada during the fiscal year ending the 31st of January last has been the most satisfactory in its history. The net earnings of $776,310 creates a new record. Compared with the pre- vious year, there is an increase of 3 8,866. From earnings, the sum of 455,000 being dividends at the rate of 13 per cent. per annum was paid. The balance carried forward was $360,637--an amount equal to over 10 per cent, of the paid-up capital of item in the statement of the previous year by $133,210. { The total assets at the close o January was $93,405,504--or an in- crease of $9,748,639 compared ith the previous year. A parti ly gratifying item under this h is an increase of $1,346,850 in cash (on hand) and quick assets, the total amounting to $37,412,187, or equal to 45 per cent. of the bank's liabiMe ties to the public. Current loans and and Vicinity the bank, and in excess of the same' special mention as the pify which ifcludes three acts, is given with the fiished touch that makes it moat entertaining, i Patents Worth $50,000 Justice Latchford's decision the Renfrew Molybdenum Mines, Limited, which operates at Mount t. Patfick, Ont, is entitled to a half interest in patents applied for and secured, which are worth, it isd said, $50,000, has been sustained by the ippellate Division. Thes€ patents cover discoveries by Charles Spearman, formerly man- ager of the compatiy's plant, of a rocess for sepagating molybdenum. he company aimed to have ad- vanced money for the experiments, and for the application of patents. The Late James Pepper. After a short illness the death took place at Lanark of James Pep- per, aged eighty-four, a native of Mallorytown, who was for thirty-five years proprietor of the Victoria Hotel there. Before going to Lanark he Was a farmer in Palmerston town- ship, deceased was three times mar- ried, his first wife being Miss Helen Walker, Ottawa, by whom three daughters survive. His second wife was Miss Mary Parker, who left four daughters and one son, and his third wife Olivia Henderson, who surv§ves with one son, William Pepper, Lan- ark, and John Pepper, Belleville, are brothers of the deceased. Use Candles at Perth, Owing to the scarcity of water at Perth and for the Hydro system the. elactric power is turned off about midnight so that the eitizens have to resort to lamps and candles. Building Material Scarce. Brockville builders and contractors who look forward to a building boom. \when the snow leaves the ground anticipate difficulty in secur- ing deliveries of building material because of the 'demand being made upon manufacturers of brick and other material. Members of the housing commission have been in conversation with the director of housing at Toronto but have as yet been unable to receive any assurance that the new government will con- tinde the grants to municipalities. Ice Cutting Proceeds. Another week of calm weather will complete the harvest of ice for the New. York Central railroad at Cape Vincent, N.Y. About 12,000 tons of icé have been gathered. Likeall that harvested throughout northern New York this winter, St. Lawrence river ice is of exceptional quality, the cakes stored for the railroad being unmarred by frozen snow or blemish- es and of a distinct blue shade. Some 4,000 or 5,000 tons have been stored in the icehouses at the Cape Vincent terminal and the balance has been shipped to points along the St. Law- rence and Ontario divisions. In the Reighiborhood of 8,000 tons more will be cut and shipped, Under nor- mal conditions nearly forty cars can be loaded daily. , Only 6 Months To Live READ WHAT B. B. B. DID FOR HIM Mr. Hanz Kehki, Magnolia, Alta,, writes: -- "Some years ago I became very sick from stomach ' disorder, which the doctor told me had started from drinking bad water. I tried locil doctors, but finding I got worse from day to day I went to a doctor in Edmonton, He told me that I must have an operation, and that it I didn't I couldn't live any longer than aix months. I told him YT had better die after six 'months than be cut to pieces. I did not have the operation, but returned home. No one was there to meet me at the station, because they did not know I was coming. I felt so bad I couldn't walk farther than 10.yards without resting. It took me 6 hours to walk 2 miles; the distance from the sta- tion to my home, Some weeks later I read an adver- tisement about your Burdock Blood Bitters. After I had used one bottle I felt much better, and after I had used three bottles I was completely cured; therefore you see your B. B, B. has saved my life. and I cannot praise it too highly." Burdock Blood Bitters puts the stomach into shape by promoting per- fect digestion, and restoring health and strength to the system. Manu- factured only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. discounts at the end of J. y stood at $52,468,278 an increase for the year of $6,869,400. A gain of 10 per cent. has taken place in the de- of which $49,940,- interest bearing and bear- J Fiuota on total amount standing af 74,019,028, 78.87 is $24,078,643.26 is non-interest ing 4 ¥ throughout the Dé" = o statement is, fidend, o satisfac. Bank of Canada, has, dur- ing the year, under review, improved its position, net profits al strength. It takes a has-been a long time to find it out. : that | WOOD FUEL * "Dry Slabs for kindling. Dry Hard Cordwood. In stove lengths or long lengths--delivered only in half-cord and quarter-cord loads. S. ANGLIN & CO. Woodworking Fuctury und Lumber Yards, Bay and Wellington Streets, KINGSTON, Ont. Office Phone 64. Factory Phone "1415. Why be bothered ordering from ogues 7 Pay us a call. We ohn give you the same v less your, express, "WE HANDLE THE BEST A. D. HOLTON 280 PRINCESS STREET - - Phone, 661; Res, 2086W. RUBBERS We are exclusive agents for LIFE BUOY RUBBERS The best on the market. See that your next pair bear this brand. -- I H. Sutherland & Bro. THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES Drink Charm Black Tea Sold in Packages Only : GEO. ROBERTSON & SON, Limited STOMACH DISORDER Conserve Fuel BY USING XK : Cooks the Entire Meal SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Bakes aa? yl I Roasts : Brown \ During the year thirty-seven new : sub-branches have been materially. i JE Men's Brown And Black Boots Fibre Sole And Rubber Heels MEN'S BROWN, SIDE LEATHER BOOTS-- : Fibre sole and rabber heels; reduced to $5.25 MEN'S BLACK CALF BOOTS --¥Fibre Sole NNINGS