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Girls' Hygiene Corsets at 50 and 7c, Children' s Corset Waists, all sizes, at 2 5, 30, Some Cotton and Linen Specials Following you will find some of our most reasonable staple offerings listed : Table Napkins, 20 to 27 inches square, beauti- ful designs, extra good values, for §$1,00, 1.25, 1.35 1.60, 1.75 to 5.00 per dozen. Table Cloths, in many different patterns and qualities, at 40, 45, 50, 60, 75, 90c., $1.00 to 1.25 per ard, y Table Padding, good, strong cotton, filled with finest pure cotton batting, 50 and 60c inches wide, at 75¢ and $1.25 per yard. New Long Cloths, New Cambrics, New Nain- ks, New Madapolam, New Sheetings and Pillow S Cottons. iCrumley Bros. CASH COUPONS. ASSSSASEARAARESASAHSARAARAS HYNES AAS: : eee ForM~-TRAINING CORSET For 9100T WOMEN You will be Stylish if you wear this Superior Model--"The Corset without a Rival™; sold in all good ores through- out No stout woman has ever yet reduced her ab: domen with comfort and perfect safety, by the use of any corset éxcept the a A" Ne. 575, It is impossible to accomplish sinulac results by any other method--there js no substitute for this Renowned D& A Form Training Corset Style 575, Price's $3.50 Manulacturers, Quebec, Montreal, Toronio Losers sates assesses RAAAAR AAA ARRARAAS SSSA THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1908. NEW SOR BABES Bony FOUND FROZEN AT ST. ANNE DE BEAUPRE. | The Bedy Was Lying in the Pres- bytery Yard--An Inquest to Be Held--Mystery Surrounding the Affair. Feb ---- od startling story reached town, yesterday, from = Rie Ane De Beaupre, to the effect that a body of a pewly-born infant had Geen found frozen to death in the preshy- tery yard there. The bodg was that" { of a full-developed infant The case is chroided in mystery up. to the pre eit, but efforts are being actively | made by the detectives to throw some { ight upon the matter. Coroner Joli- | court was notified of the finding of | the body and he has ordered an iu- | quest for Saturday by which time he {hopes that the parties respousible in | the' matter will have been discovered. rN -- ns Lneher, NINETY YEARS OLD. Mrs. Walter ' Ross | Hearty. [Picton Gaze. { Sunday marked the ninetieth birth- day of Mrs, 'Walter Ross, Picton's {grand old lady, and familiarly known hy a very wide circle of town friends las "Grandma Ross." Despite her very advanced age, Mrs. Ross was able to soe a number of her friepds who call ed on the happy auspicious occasion ta wish her very many happy returns of the day. She expressed the opinion that she had not enjoyed better health in some time and certainly her fresh merry langh as she talked cheerily with friends emphasized her remark The passing years seem to sit vesy lightly on her snow-white head re. Ross was born ninety years ago at the little historie village of Bath, on the Bay of Quinte shore, of U.EL. parentage Her maiden name was Clara Louisa Marin Fairfield. Her father, William Fairfield, when the Un- {ited States declared their independence | from the mother land, took his family and left all at the mercy of the op- posite party to continue loyal to Eng- land and came to @anada. In a small hoat he 'the lake from the point now Syracuse to the little vil- lage of Qath, and herd set up his home. Scateely had he established himself than his enémies in spite came across the lake to take what few goods he had in his little boat. But the voung of the family were equal to the occasion and learning of the scheme they promptly scuttled the lit- tle craft. When the Americans learn edd of this trick, knowing that if they dared out in the boat they would be drowned, they set fire to the vessel and watched her burn to the water "u edge in Bath harbor. Thus twice hac the Fairfield kin' lost their all for the land they loved, true to the mother- land. Nothing daunted the family re- ceived its allotted portion from the home government and Mrs. Ross' fath- er established a general store in. the settlement. When a young maiden of some six- teen years, Louisa Fairfield first came to Picton to keep house for her brother, the late Judge Faictield, then practising law in this, the county town. Later, on his appointment to thé bench, he marvied and his sister left his home to enter a home of her own as the wife of the late Dr. Abra ham Vim Vieek Pruyn. Their home was on Main street, where John H. Allan now lives, Their marriage was celebrated on June 20th, 1845, in the old historic U. E. L. English church still standing at Bath, Dr. Pruyn dies in 1556 Her second mfirriage was to Walter Ross, September 14th, 1861, who, at the time was Picton's most prominent dry-goods merchant. Then Mr. Ross went into politics apd for. sixteen years he represented Prince Edward in the dominion house in the liberal <m terests. During that, time he built the big homestead on East Main street, now-the McMullen property. One of the most interesting events of Mrs, Ross' lile and oue of particu lat local interest was when, in 1875, she turned the first sod jor the Cen- tral Ontario _railway. This was a histary making day for the county. Mrs, anniversary of her birth brings out the interesting fact that her descemlants aré now living to the fourth generation, her great. grandchild being little Sybil Moken Hale and crossed sons Ross' very PRINCE ALBERT NEWS, Terrible Death of Boy Last Week. Albert, Feb, 21.-0On Friday motuing, a terzible. accident happened at the CN instant death to a bright litte boy, Earl McLeod, aged ten years, only son of 8: McLeod, 'hotel-heeper. The little boy often went on the bus with the driver,' whe iwas Very foud of the Bittle lad, and would Jet him Mold the horses while he would go-into the station, While the driver was taking a couple of valises junto the station the hbrses became frightened and ran away. The child tried to hold them, put could not. He kept screaming all the time till Shey came to a sharp corner, the bus overturned, dels brains out. FPeo- Hey errihie. board of Trade get 350 aces of Be east end of the "get a site' for fire sof the Provin- built this. year. PAARDEBURG DAY, of tne Empire in! The a Little Annual Meeting. Paartdeberg day, Thursday Febru ary 2th, was layally celebrated by the afinual meeting of the various lo eal chaptors of the Daughters of the impiege The chief feature was the on by Mrs. E. T. Tavior of an accoutit of the Hart's River fight writtent by one of the men there. Re ports of the various ullicers were read, and were satisfactory. After business a capital wits ive n by the vounger ters" and was bs follows : Recitition, "Six Stars," Misses Hil Calvin, Kathleen Caruthers, Ethel Kent, fsabel Waldron, Laura Kilborn 'Bathiden Hughes, recitation Miss Kathleen Carruthers; piano solo, Miss Audrey Taylor; recitation, Miss Kath Teen hes: recitation, Miss Hilda Miss Mona Knight also sang programme all present had a cup of ton i. Rumsay Duff, and Mise Lilkin Mowat being ta charge of | tow a, and the little girls Mies Patil" school who belong to Lovd > Clive chapter, waiting on peo he object whisk the 'society has set -- it, viz. ! the bringing of all to realize the possibility of suecessfully tuberculosi Saheoun Prince programmi "Daugh Ble Shanties are. lweaking.up. J 6 ut of off "Alphonso Soles in" the eye with a branch | & & of 8 tree' and ap Il # - -- : : on the act now belore the J legislature, ve the esta we ment of mupicipal hospitals, and also | said that it is probable that the 8 : grament's tuberculosis exhibit will be a 10 Kingston. A a a § Heinr's Ws i umber, mine's rye "apiced 'cue ion of officers was not com: | reads fof le, 200" Goben, New oy another mothe will he! > the. table, ; Shix phut wi they station, which caused zie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mokenzie, of Ameliasburg. Walter T. Rass, customs collector, being a step- son, his grandson, Archibald Douglas Ross, only a great-grandchild through the other side of the house As the wife of the leading parlia- mentary representative, - Mes. - Ross oceupied, during the long term of years, the trying position of the eading worhan of world affairs in the town, fs ttach inher name at the same time prominently with much concern- ed with the upbuilding of Picton. For many yaars she took a large interest in the town's advancement aml dur ing all that time sho was dearly lov. ed on all sides for her winning + per- sonality and motherly interest in the weliare of the community. She is perhaps the oldest living member of St. Mary Magdalene's chtirch of whose congregation she fas. long been a most active worker. Astonishing Stamps. ondion, Eng, Chronicle. Australin is goipg to astonish the world with ith few issue of stamps. Thev are 1o be of 'sich a superlatively artistic character that, areording to the departmental board that has been oh the subject, "£4,000 worth : ol to Philatolists 'alone dur- t St : is year and after that the » the enthusiasts will average L000 per annum." The stamps, are to be 'a world-wide adver- t for the: commonwealth," ave fo Fa from steel plates, and p ) will * Ahatcate the char- features of Australia." A -------- : © Petting A Bridegroom. As & map and woman stood at the thaner! at Fairwarp. (Sussex) churel > married a Sodan Pose ai the of the chtroh crt Ee an Hmusements, (aki (OPERA. HOUSE FRED W. HOMAN Presents THE WILBOR STOCK CO. Jo a Yepertoire of New Plays, amd High Class Vaudeville. TO-NIGHT ON RUSSIAN SOIL." atinee-- 'A BOY OF BEREETS io T Sat. Night-- THE WESTERNER.® Prices--1vc., 0c. B0c Matinee, children. 10cC. Seats mow om sale. BIJOU SATURDAYS: Saturday THE adults. 20¢, AT OPEN 2--llgstrated Songs--2 At every performance ex- cept the Saturday Rush Hour, between 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. . VERA HOLDEN SINGS, JUST SOME ONE! JOHN ROBERT DAVIS SINGS, ¢ SACRAMENTO." Did vou ever see a railroad through the air ? There in Gegmany, Where the cars hang from a single ray instead of running on top of two. It is a newest thing the Bi jou, "A RAILROAD THROUGH THE AIR" We also offet> a tragie drama, illus trating the old that "Murder Will Out," and that men who commit great crimes must meet with detection and punishment, "AN ASSASSIN PUNISHED" This thrillin ig drama was The rographed in Paris France, Gaumont Studios and is ome of the most replistic dramas ever oflered in Kingston, 83 CENTS--- WONDERLAND THE HOUSE OF HITS. Refined Vaudeville and Lie Ptetures. The best light and clearest Pictures in the city Programme FRIDAY: and SATURDAY, 4 'J ohnny's Gun" A good Comedy, showing what a herd of cattle can da for protections "Lost, Strayed or Stolen" - 1s one and the wn railroads. See it at to-daW\ and Saturday. great sSnccess saying > he Motion 0 hal seh au experience EAE see for yoursell. « A 5t. Bernard the pet of the family, shows his natural instincts and faithfulness to his beloved inistress and playasates Hox t wm Tyg The Leaves They Cowes Down Ti "Baltad) . VAUDEVILLE FAY Wonderful Mystic and Tramp . 1 FINNESSEY- So The Juggler Musical JIM H Impersonating The Irish Biddy, You wofl't leave this themtre without a smile this weak Wherever booked ho has wade good and has pinyed returned ongRge nents. It there is anyone that can hold his audi ence With. WHAT COMING NEXT? Jin can. all right. Aneolber ach Worth more Moan the price ALL THIS WFFK J. THEO, EX, Manager, ASSAULT- AT- ARMS 8 pm. Friday, Feb. 28th Queen's Gymnasium. BOXING--Light, Middle, Heav ¥ INALS WREST LING-Light, Mididte, Hen ¥ TINAL FENCING~Gymnastic Display Admission, 25c. / Tenders for Coal Will- bo received up to Feb. 2048 for Soft Coal for the Str. Woke or, to te delivered. as requited" free board for the season 1908-9, Address, JAMES McALLISTER, Ra Wolfe "Istana. KINGSTON KENNEL CLUB. A GENERAL MEETL OF THE nietibers of the King#ton Kennel Club will be held in the Usinittes room, City Buildings, on FRIDAY EVENING, the 280h dnst, at 8 ( clock, All dog fanciers who intend joiming the Kennel Lun are dovited to attend. , I CORBETY. JHE, BATES, Secreta President HELID ! HELLO! HELLO! Are You There? Go to I. LEACH, 3% Brock St, King netioncer,. Dealer in Purhiture, Pinos and Orfans tinted aod vepaired . Seseticst man. Sgamps made to order. I repairing done. wold aud exchanged. wiiited for 7 the nen lo-Sodded couple, outside the church. amd a ed the bridegroom with ditt as be passed to his carriage. . tim tele ; Trouble To Ee Averted. Montreal, Febs 2.1 i pow ex pected. that trouble among 1.200 op- eratives, at the Hochelaga mill, of the Dominion Textile company. will be averted, dwing te the intervention of high officials. It. is claimed that they were not aware that a number of fore pd- on i» ry. (Another CONDENSED A ADVERTISING emia 22 BS Eack com secutive jomertion hail cent a word. Minimum charge for ene dae HELP WANTED-FEMALE. A CEXERAL SERVANT. APPLY TO Miss Ferguson, 191 King St... in the evening A PLAIN COOK, REFERENCES quired No washing or iroming. ply Mrs. Heminving, 31 Kisg St. A GENERAL SERVANT must understand cooking : reference required Apply Miss Wales, corner of Bagot end Earl streels. GOOD SITUATIONS VACANT. WOMEN TO LEARN bl weeks ue pre AND barber trade in ates earn twelve SITUATIONS WANTED. COOK, ON BOAT himself useful until Addpess Box "A SITUATION AS willing to make time of sailing Whig oflice. FOUND. PURSE, OWNER MAY HAVE same LY proving property and pay jug for this advt. Apply Whig otfice. A «7 PERSONAL. PALMIST AND last few where he PROF. HALSTEAD, Psychologist, removed for days to 287 Earl street, way be sonsulted daily. HAIR, MOLES, BIRTHVMARKS, warts, etc, re permanently, without scar. Twenty goals ex pues ence. . Elmer J. Lake Eye Nose, Throat wnd Skin Specialist, 258 Bagot street. ONTARIO CHURCHMAN, KINGSTON, Bas by fdr the best circulation Anglican 'families in Canada. There fore the' best to advertise In reputation afd results. KINGSTON, HAVING FOUR way sconmections, comin Lake, St. Lawrence River. System and Bay of Quinte trade, as a distributing point. PUBLIC SPEAKING. A Banquet Held and An Opport- unity Offered. On Thursday evening the Young Men's Club had a banquet in the ladies' parlor of the Queen Street Methodist church, and the event was thoroughly enjoyed. J. Bennett, the president of the club, presided, and the toasts invited some able and very interesting speeches, Those having reference to the future of Canada, the things that make for success, and the future of the club, in usefulness and power, were nil ably good. They were instructive in their quality, inspiring in their char acter and helpiul in their efiects. In deed the young men were most heart ily vomplimgnted upon the. excellence of their Puli speaking. The pastor of the church, the super intendent of the Sunday school, and the leaders of the club were all toast ed, and made suitable speeches. The sentiment which best expressed the heart of the young men was that which suggested work that would live long after they had been separated, as they are bound to be in the course of time, and work which would be in spired by the teachings and impres- sions of the present The banquet was designed velop the young men inthe public ex- pression of stheir thoughts on certain subjects, amd in this respect it was a pronounced success. to de A Tea And Sale. JNA, "the George's cathedral, had a suc cessful little tea and sale at the home of the superintendent, Miss Mabel Brownfield, on Thursday In spite of many other attractions the little girls splendidly. Miss Nan Saunders and Mis« Graee Gorrie, were at the door, Brownfield wel. comed the visitors, Miss Freda Burns and Miss Ruth Martin sold candies, and Miss Marjory Gamesbhy disposed cakes Miss Nora Gordon May Smythe, me Miss Brownfield, were in the tea room. There was some delightful music during the afternoon, iss Porothy Brownfield, Miss Hikla Kent, and Miss Hazel Browne plaving piano numbers The of St CeMG., formerly did Miss of Miss Dorothy Out In The West, George Cannon, the well-known Kingston tailor, who hes been on an extended trip to the west, is expected home the early part of next month. In_a letter to Andrew Lanpigan, Mr. Cannon savs that he has béen very much impressed with the country, and hatl a most emiovable teip. He paid quite a visit to Calgary, is now .at Victoria, B.C., and will stop over at Seattle and Portland, before retarn- ing home. According to the postal card sent from Calgary, hy Mr. Can- non, on Febroary 156h, there was a vast difference in weather conditions there, and in Kingston. He said: "Just like a summer day; no snow, dust fiving in clouds." ---- : What Wola You Infer? Clesimnd Pogielimenn d student was sent one Sumiay to supply a vacaut pulpit in a Connecticut valle: town. A few days afier he received a copy of the weakly paper of that place with the iallgwing. items marked : w, =, of the senior class at Yale Seminary, supplied the pulpit a¢ the Congregational church laxt Sun day. and the church will now be clos ed thre works for repairs. " Warden Is Improving. Jomixt in for RAIL the | WML. ndin, ideas - a choice place for manufacturers and WANTED-GENERAL, PLAIN SEWING DONE, OF ANY Aind. Call or Write to Mrs. Quyiess, '834 King street, over Armstrong's A JOB CLEANING ASHES OUT OF pr cellars, or othee Prices right. App Tv ge tp Py Lytle, G al Carter, ala Si. MALL, WELI-FURNISHED HOUSE in best of cofidition and good neigh vorbood. for 'tomg of Shert tern Two adults, mo children. State full particulars. Address "H." Whig office. FENTLEMEN TO BRING THEIR Overcants, oo have t and Sivan, Iso gel a pew velvet collar oa, makes them like mew. Prices Ta Galloway, The Tailor, 181 Brock St. sexi ta Bibby's Livery. CARRIAGES, WAGGONS, FURNI. turd, Pianos, or any article for stor age, . the year, of any Way required. For further information, =. ta Laturmey's Durie Works, 3 and 8932 Princess 'Phone, + "MONEY AND BUSINESS. OUR POLICIES OOVER MORE oF building and comtents than any other offers. Examine them at Godwin's Insurance Ewporium, Merk st Square. WVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE Ine utance Company, 1,187,215. lI» additi ih tha policyholders have security the umli the stockholders. oF, insured at rates, Before renewing hag aid on BeW husiness fates, hin from S & Strange, ARCHITECTS. ARTHUR, BELLI fice, Cor. TR HENRY P. SMITH, ARCHITECT, etc. Apchor Building, Market Square. x Ss | chant's Bank Building, corner seco! floor over Mahood store, corner Princess ead Rage! streets. Entrance on Bagot Phone, 008. Unitarian. REV, C. W. CASSON, l-- Good Citizenship. Good religion means good citizen ship. It enables a man ta better serve his fellowmen. It makes him a wore useful member of human society It gives him impulses. that result in the greater helping of those about hin. It makes him able to right mote dearly, to fight right more stronghy, for the right more direct effect upon his uence. It becomes street he lives on,~ leals with, in the trans wis from day to day. It makes him i good citicen of this life, whatever nay be its cfiect upon the life thay Lo come. Len for fully. It has its vote and as in apparent in mn the stor wes he he busi i= Address, Rev. Beacon street, literature. WW, Moston, Casson, 25 Mass, at AA AAS, ep. BSBA LEAL ASA 24% ; Couper's o> s fa Baking Powder USED IN FANCY CAKES Saves third the eggs and shortening. No wasle of material time or lapor. All mistakes are avoided, and it gives most satis factory results one Used in "Biscuit." makes thew light and sweet, and when ceten hot will not produce distress upon a Weak stomach Phone, 76, or Baking Powder order D. Couper, Dealer in Pura Food Groceries, | 841-3 Frincess St. SEES SARE SSA EES NEE AS Married At Cape Vincent. Vent, N.Y. Eagle marriage of Fdward and Miss Katherine Favrie, Cape Vincent, was solemuided at St Vincent de Paul's Catholic church, on Thursday morning Both are well known young people of Cape Vincent The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Favrie, of Cape Vincent The bride ang groom were attended at the wedding the bride's brother and sisfer-in-law «Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Faveie, Jr. The bride was attired in white pearl pifk. - send your next to Cape The of both by d A Pleasant Time. St. Luke's church hall was crowded on Thursday ev ening, when the ladies' guild gave one of the best concerts of the year. Rev. Mr. Forneri occupied the chair, and after a few words of welcome, a five programe of voeoal and instrumental music was pit on The following*® took part: Haniel Couper, Rupert Brown, John Saun- ders, Daniel Reeves, Misses Bartels, Forneri, Fpancer and Newman. Sale: bury's orchestra wae present and dis- pegsed fine music during the evening Montreal Star: Ottawa having wos the game, the populace at the capital has reluctantly come to the conclu sion that the officials were not rack. od, in spite of the fact that they on from Montreal, Miss Tda| Gerow. who bias been guest of her aunt, Mrs G strong, Allred street, returaed to heme in Brockville this afternoon, Dy. A.W. Richardeon Joft, thie of ternoon, for Ottawa. tn attend the suse! diner of the Corpw of Guides. The doctor is intelligence officer of we' J militery dwtriet Xa, 3 inion oT Cod Liver OIL" rogue the A Arm her i » & u for Soc. oy Best'ny Available on de for ted liability of all Folin a2 ard city pro- LE ARCHITECT, 'OF Bagot strests. | eee cee, POWER & SONS, ARCHITECTS, MER- and Wellington streets 'Phone, 313, NEWLANDS, ARCHITECT. OF. fice, nd the the and to sacrifice the for the] The People's Forum. FOR SALE, ONE NEW MNILCH Cow Johnson strect, SIX Foor Sow Mediey's Drug Store. APTLY 410 CASE, AT FROM $35 UP. Moe BULLDING LOTS Ca Rctate Oilice, 81 Brock uns Heal slresty ONE 1997 ne ; two 300 Sankey Apply Bteamwer Aleth®: EDISON KENETISCO rh and one 500 gal, Steel Usps Royse, care VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALV- Double house, oa J som street, the property of the late Joseph Jamies son, now used as & dwelling and umber's shop. Apply ta Messrs, alkem & Walkem. xo. 78 SYDENHAM, S01] I» BRICK with extension kitchen, 6 bed rooms, p Recently renoy ats M ON. GORE STREET, Hie to estale of the late Adan i mmgeon centrally witwated Fre ontage, MOG feet | depth 154 t Lar brick house, extension Kitch ard rear te D Cays, King stapet. 'ROPER TY Jougd gir on Apply TOLET, DWELLINGS, STORES, Storage, etcg MoCanii's, street. OFFICES, 81 Brock JNO, One BRICK HOUSE, GN ALFRED ST 807, opposite, Victoria Park session, 1st May. Apply 506 Prin street. HOUSE ele. rs Hot near address WATER ity oy, FURNISHED heating, gos, For particule Whig office A ru RNISHED HOUSE, St Home of the mte bo t walter heating. gas ants guay see house, _Avnly oh pretugses -_r "239 ALFRED Major King, eto Apps from 4 to © BUSINESS CARDS ». J BIRCH removédd from 206 Wellington Iv attended to EECTRICIAN, HAS 17 ngton St to or est mates Turd MARRIAGE LICENSES. 5S KIRKPATRICK ISSUER og Marriage Licepscs, 42 Ularence St, C. IE PARAGRAPH PULPIT Wm. Murray, Auctioneer 27 BROCK ST. New Carriages, Cutters, Harness ete., for sale. Sale of Horses svery WEATHER STRIP | Keeps out the Cold, Costs Litt and Saves Much, Good Variety at STRACHAN'S. Baturday New Eagiand Ch Chinese Restaurant 1 King Street. Opes from 10.30 am, to 3 Km, the best piace to get an all round Lunch 18 the city. Meals pf all kinds on shortest sotice. English and Chinese dishes » specialty: 'Phone, 6565. ATTENTION, FURNACES M your furnate needs repairing, If you sant any work dose lo the way of Hot Water Heating. or Plumbing. gi'e me call, you will get prompt attention sad good satisfaction, Phone 335 DAVID HALL, 5255: octet Auction Sale of House and Lot. I* AM INSTRUCTED for sale by pub SATURDAY, 20th INSTANT, a 12.15 o'clock in the miternoor ih House, Market Seguare, io th Lihgwton, the following hom re Na Lot number TWa on Lhe skis of Pine street, comtaining bLy easuretent twenfy.ons perches' of more or a Jing hee pase premises nunbered. 28 Plow street erly own by Robert PF. Hushey Upon this property thers is « {able frame cottage This property will be offered for stlsject to = reserve thd and tions which will be made known sale Puarther particulars on the uatbersigmed 14th February, 198 MeINTYRE & MANTYRE, Bolieitors BR. W. ALLEN, Auctioneer, TO FEBRUARY OFFER . i ametion, at 1 a : od for cowl or son nt aPT ta Vendors Inspection Of Schools. The members of the property come Hitter of the board of education, have been making the wvsual spection of the different schools 1 dhe schools have not lwen visited got Mrs. T. B.HaBner number of friends in Baker, Deseronto® Games amd Yoon and iv maxic were enjoyed, William and Mes. J. Brown plays ner that pleased sll present : The management committee of 1 board of edacation will meet on Mon day afternoon pext, and the next re gular meeting of the board will, be on March 12th Sehith'e Falls will olitante day this your, ten in r of Mrs the gave hes visiting 1 J traumental Stxplake 3 a mabe Victoria