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. THURSDAY, MAY 8, 10283, ssn: Fil Fishing § BETTER RESULTS QUICKER SERVICE LOWER PRICES We do our own finishing. We have our own and know how to mse it. For your satisfaction leave your mext Film with L. T. Best PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Many so-called Ma- hogany Candle Sticks are shown at times, but very rarely are they-- Genuine Solid Mahogany We are showing at the pres. ent time an assortment made The DAIL gs deg 1 ™ By AN IAL Chapter 23--The* Beginning of En- lit wasn't worth while to take pains graving. Painting was not the only art in- vented during the latter part of the Stone Age. Sculpture and engrav- ing were also begun at about the same time. What is engraving? It is cutting a figure or design into some surface. If you cut your initials into a piece of wood, you are engraving in a rud» way. Possibly it was just that idea which led to the first engravings. A n may have said: "I'll eut a mark that means Me." With his stone knife he slowly cut into the wall of his cave. Other men Or woman. Several faces of men were engrav- ed on the walls of the cave of Mar- soulas, in France. You see two of these today. : : from the genuine wood with- 4d tne same hing, Of course. they Engraving of bear on walls of * dn't pat down initials. Such things A ' out any veneer, at-- were unknown. Instead they may [°2Ve Pear Les Eyzies, France. Ey : have cut the images of animals. i § $3 50 - $5 00 Imagining the men exclaiming: 2 . . "Mine will be a horse!" i G ' PER PAIR "I'll be a fox!" in €0. eman "The bear is good enough for me!" $ These are most attractive If this was really the idea behind . id have {the first engravings they might be ; Is Mo 3 to in design add h ue beta (called "names," for they meant the \ . g of grain and finis y person who made them. . r | Whether or not such was the case, | Duck engraved in Horn. % TRUE hundreds of engravings have been 136 on A MAHOGANY found on the walls of caves. - Some ¥ of these were excellent, others were | : Opposite the Post Office, : where he hopes to see all | his eld friends as well as new ones. = : Some bargains in REAL ESTATE possesses. SMITH BROS. Jewelers, Limited Established 1840. King Street, Kingston very crude. The bear picture printed today is a copy of a fairly good engraving on the wall of a cave near Les Eyzies, France. In this cave are more than a hundred other engravings, includ- ing images of the bison, horse, wolf, reindeer and mammoth. Engravings of birds are found enly here and there. An engraving of a crane was discovered in ons French cave. In another a swan and two ducks were carved in stone and horn. A duck carved in a horn is shown in the illustration. Stone Age engravers did poor work Engravings of man and woman found in French cave. These are a few of the interest- ing engravings left on cave walls by men of the Stone Age. Hotel Frontenac Kingston's Leading Hotel Every room has running hot and cold Water. One-half block from Railway | Spring Is Here! Housecleaning begins. desirous to dispose of your cast- away's do not forget to ring 2060), where immediate attention will be Next--Fine Reindeer Engravings. (Copyright John -F. Dilie Co.) {when they tried to show the human face or figure. Perhaps they thought mm, When James Lackie has received notifi- cation that he has been awarded tha contract to supply bread, rolls, etc.. Sometimes even wisdom surieng- ers to desire of gain. One half 'the world laughs at the ee and Steamboat Landings. given you. to the John Robinson circus, which | other half. 2 J. A. HUGHES, is scheduled to perform in Kingston The wise learn many things from | ~ Standard Metal & in June. their foes, : { "Clarence Kittmer died of injuries Waste Company -------- Teceived when struck by a truck at | . Tilbury. : 4 The Turkish bluff Syria has been called. against France ! | Phone 2000J. in 1 serivcrine | | REQUIREMENTS A Can of Paint will cover up the ' worn places on the. Verandah Steps. : Lawn Rakes .»° Make your selection Every can has a guarantee on it. Window Screens Gas Water Heaters Electric Water Heaters to-day. Wi 3 it~ Ca HOUSE WITH THE ADDITION OF A FURNIS (a Fn TAMEO KAJIYAMA. Appearing all this week at the Grand Opera House with a demonstration of multiplication of the oh aN Is Kajiyama an Early Product of the Mental Evolution Foretoldby W. S. Jevons. "A little reflection will show that knowledge in the highest perfection would consist in the SIMULTANEOUS possession of 8 multitude of facts. To comprehend a science perfectly, WE must write a book and we must read it successively word for word, BUT HOW INFINITELY HIGHER WOULD BE OUR POWERS OF THOUGHT IF WE COULD GRASP THE WHOLE IN ONE COLLECTIVE ACT OF CONSCIOUSNESS! Comparéd with the brutes, we do possess some slight approximation to such power, and if is conceivable that, in the indefinite FUTURE, MIND MAY ACQUIRE AN INCREASED CAPACITY, AND BE LESS RESTRICTED TO THE PIECEMEAL EXAMINATION oF A SUBJECT, But I wish here to make it plain that there is no logical foundation for the successive character of thought and reasoning unavoidable under our PRESENT MENTAL CONDI- TIONS. We are logically weak and imperfect, in respect of the fact that we are obliged to think of one thing AFTER another." 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