| LYOI ToothPowder Sloanses, and Pari bon ytifies + the | re cpl ot penn | Very Souvehient for touristy, Sf Gio 20.5 A Healthy Mouth Is yours if teeth when you brush your every night and i morning you use . , , ' | Best's Creme Dentifrice 1 It cleans, the teeth perfectly. | It hardens the gums. It fresh- ens and disinfects the mouth. It destroys all germs and pre- vents decay. It sweetens the breath. . , , . Sold only at The Best Drug Store | LT. BEST, Chemist and Optician. 124 Princess Street "Phone 59. EYES TESTED FREE. Necessaries Our stock is now complete and we ask your attention to | the following : -- | Flannellette Blankets in white or grey, sizes at very low prices. with pretty borders, 3 Union and All Wool Blankets in various sizes and weights. | Biggest values in the city. Ladies' and Children's Underwear | in light, medium or heavy weights. All the best makes in all sizes. Mens' Wool, Scotch Wool, Unshrinkable Lined and Union Underwear, sizes 32 to 48 inches. 'Ask to see the lines and prices. A New Dress For Fall We have the correct thing and at a price that will not prove Natural Fleece burdensome to your pocket book, ~Only Goods here; We haven't space for anything else. Newman & Shaw PROP bbOl KENTUCKY $ CANNELL FOR CPEX FIRES We have a lot of . fine selected [umps for sale. New Any quanity de- livered. 2 57.60 TON JAMES SWIFT & CO. Dr. Lyon's WINNERS OF [73 PRIZES A THE oe EXs Baidem Bros. Won the 'Largest Amount, With '8 N, Watts Second--The Lists in the Various Departments. At the Horticultural show the larg- est prize W were Baiden Bros., whose money earnifigs were $84.30, S, N. Watts was next with $61; James McGarvey third with $42, and T. J. MdGarvey fourth with $30.50. The following is the list of winners : Fruit. Apples. --<Winter, W. J. Blacklock, James McGarvey, Autumnal, James MoGarvey, W. J. Blacklock. Yellow transparent, James Daly, T. J. Mo Garvey. Astrachan, James McGarvey, James Daly. Duchess of Oldenburg, W, J. Blacklock, James McGarvey. Snow, Ww. J. , James McGarvey, St. Lawrence, T. J. McGarvey, James Mo- Garvey. Maiden's blush, T. J. McGar- vey, James MoGarvey. Wealthy, James McGary W.. J. Blacklock. Calvert, Golden fusset, James McGarvey, W. J. Blacklock. Stark, James McGar- vey, PF. J. McGarvey, Salome, T. J. McG 7, James McGarvey. Baldwin, T. J. McGarvey, James McGarvey. Macintosh Red, T. J. McGarvey, Jas. McGarvey. Ribstone Pippen, T. J. Mc- Carvey, James McGarvey. Longfield, 1. J. McGarvey, James McGarvey. Talman Sweet, T. J. McGarvey, James MoGarvey. Ben Davis, James MoGar- vey, T. J. McGarvey, Pewakee, James McGarvey, T. J. McGarvey, King, W. J. Blacklock, James McGarvey. North- ern Spy, W, J. Blacklock, James Me- Garvey. Alexander, T, J. McGarvey, J. Blacklock. Twenty-Ounce, W. J. Blacklock, T. J. McGarvey. er, T. J, McGarvey, W. J, Seck No Further, T. Rolf Riv- Blacklock. J. McGarvey, James MoGarvey., Cranberry Pippin, W. J. Blacklogk, T. J. McGarvey. Mann, T. J. McGarvey, James McGar- vey, T. J. MeGarvey. Blenheim Orange James MeGarvey, T. J. MoGarvev. Any other variety, W. J. Blacklock, James" McGarvey. Crab, James Me Garvey, TJ. McGarvey. Pears, -- Flemish Beauty. -- James Daly, James McGarvey. Bartlett, S. N. Watts, James McGarvey. Clapp Favorite," C. Friendship, S. N. Watts. Plums. --Red. 8. 'N. Watts, James McGarvey. Yellow, S. N, Watts, James Daly. Niagara, James Daly. Grapes.--Six varieties, James Daly. Concord, James Daly, S. N, Watts. Salem, James Daly. Niagara. James Daly, James McGarvey. Brighton, James Daly, James McGarvey, Word- en, James Daly, S. N. Watts. Aga- wam, 8S, N, Watts. Lindly. James Daly, Wilder, James Dalv. James Me Garvey. Any "other variety, S. N. Watts, James McGarvey. Best eollection of fruit, James Me- Garvey, W. J. Blacklock, Best collection of apples; James Me- Garvey. Best collection of grapes, ns Never grapes, James Vegetables, i Salsily. Baiden Bros.,. S. N. Watts. Cauliflower.-- Erfurt, Baiden Bros., S. N. Watts. Any other variety, S. N. Watts (second). Cabbage, summer Oxheart, S. N. Watts, Baiden Bros, Summer Drum- head, S. N. Watts, Baiden Bros. Win- ter, S. N. Watts, Baiden Bros. Red, S. N. Watts, C. Friendship. Savoy, S. N, Watts, C. Friendship. > Carrots.--Intermediate 'and Short horn; S. N. Watts, Baiden Bros. Larsaips.--Baiden Bros., C. Friend- ship. Celery.--White Plumes, S, N. Watts, C. Friendship, Winter, Baiden Bros, S. N. Watts. Paris Golden Yellow, Friendship, Baiden Bros. Capsicume.-- Twelve largest, Baiden Bros., S. N. Watts. Egg Plant Fruit. Purple, Baiden Bros., C. Friendship. Tomatoes.--Red, Baiden Bros., S. N. Watts. Purple, Baiden Bros., S. N. _ Watts. Largest and best, Baiden Bros., 8. N. Watts. Yellow, C. Friend- ship, 8. N, Watts. Potatoes.-- Red, Baiden Bros., S. N. Watts. White, T. J. McGarvey; Baiden ros. Beets. Long blood, Baiden Bros. S. N. Watts. Turnip, 8. N. Watts, Baid- en Bros. Onions.--White Globe, S. N. Watts. Yellow Danvers, i Bros., 8. N, { Baign Watts. Red Weatherfiel?, S. N. Watts, Baiden Bros. Yellow Italian, R. J. Bushell, S.°N. Watts® Red Italian, Baiden Bros,, 8. N. Watts. Potato, R. J. Bushell, 8. N, Watts. Pickling white, Baiden Bros., C. Friendship. Pickling yellow, C. Friendship, Baiden Bros. Turnips.--White, 8. Friendship. Squashes.- Raiden Bros, Friendship, Cy table Baiden Bros. Corn. --Sweet, N. Watts, C, -Boston, 8S. N. Watts, Winter, Baiden Bros., Marrow.--S. N. Watts, Baiden Bros, 8S. N, Watts. Cucumbers. --Pickling, R. J. Bushell, C. Friendship. Best, Baiden Bros., S, N. Watts. x Herbs. --Garden collection, Baiden Bros, 8. N, Watts. Garlie.~R. J. Bushell, D. N. Watts. Horseradish.--Baiden Bros., 8S. N. Watts, Collection of Vegetables. ~Baiden Bros, 8. N, Watts. -- -- Plants And Flowers. Maidenhair fern," W. Marsh. Aspara-' Baiden Bros. Gerani- Cannas, W. Colens, gus sprengerii, ums, N arsh. h. (second). Palms, W. Marsh. 9» Yers Mends Sn erves. Gives a het rea io ale c ee}. Takes" flash on 8, Shi Hh = your £5 about it. is Mase. Baiden Bros. Begonias, Bgiden Bros. Ferns, * collection in pots, W. Marsh, Baiden" Bros, Hangiug baskets, Baid- en Bros. Boa Perennial, W. Marsh, Annuals in Bloom, Baiden Bros. Zin- nias, Baiden Bros, R. E. Kent. Stocks; Baiden Bros., S. NI Watts. Dianthus, Baiden Bros, Geraniums, collection double cit, Baiden Bros., W. Marsh. Geraniums, collection sin- gle, 8, N, Watts. Asters, collection, Baiden Bros, 8S. N, Watts, ters, twelve varieties, Bros.," 8S. N. Watts. Pansies, 8. W. Watts, Baiden Bros. Dahlias, = collection, R. E. Ként: 8. N. Watts and George Nicol E. (equal). Dahlias, six varieties, Kent, George Nicol. Petunias, collec tion, Baiden Bres. Petunias, six var ieties, double, Baiden Bros. Petunias, six varieties, single, Baiden Bros. S. N. Watts. Gladioli, Baiden Bros. Vase bouquet, Baiden Bros., W. Marsh. Hand bouquet, Baiden Bros. Floral design, Baiden Bros. " Amateur Flowers. Asters, W. J. "McNeill, R. E. Kent, Amnuals, R. E. Kent, W. J. McNeill. Asparagus, plumosus, R. J. Bushell. Asparagus sprengeri, James Daly. Y= of éut' flowers, R. E. Kent, W. McNeill. Flowering Begonia, R E Kent, W. JJ. MeNeill. Dahlias, E. Kent, "W. J. McNeill, Cut es hs ums, W. J. McNeill. Gladioli, W, J. HeReltt Sweet peas, W. J. McNeill, ADOLPHE BOUGUER- GUILLAUME EAU, The fainous French painter, who died recently at La Rochelle from heart dis- ease. His works are well known in this country and many: of them are among the finest treasures of American galleries DANCING AND DEVOTION One Calls the Art "'Praying With the Feet." New York, Sept. 14.--Fifty profes- sors of dancing, representatives from all over the Wnited States, of the American Society of Professors of Dancing, are busy. in the Hotel Ma- jestic, concocting terpichorean novel- tits for the coming season. Accord- ing to one of the professors, who quotes Schiller, danoing is a "pray- ing with the feet," ahd it is the pur pose of this society to make foot prayer orthodox. One of the greatest problems of this season is the paming of the new dances; whether, Tor in stance, the new gavotte shall be call ed the Roosevelt. Would it not be better, in view of the president's re cent activities in the peace negotia tions, to call it "Diplomacy ?"' This question has not yet been decided. Oskar Duenweg, of Terre Haute, has introduéed what he calls the Credo waltz. Some one criticized this name, and wondered if it would not be, ob jected to. "Oh, no;"" he said, "I think the name is a very good one. It means, '1 believe," and ¥ belicve in this waltz, the queen of the dance, as the very best. This waltz combines all the known waltz movements--backwards, forwards and sideways in a round dance. It. is not meant for bogin ners. It is a composition which stands to the ordinary waltz as a rhapsody of Lizst to a five-finger ex ercise on the piano," Mr. Duenweg has great ideas for the fature of dancing. It was never in tended, he said, to. be socially a time-killer, ,but. its study should be the means for aesthetic "development of the body. The sessions of the so ciety yesterday and to-day were oc cupied in rehearsing new figures for the cotillion. At the end of thg ses sion the judges will "determine on figures will Fe sprung on the public. It is predicted that the waltz will be revised , and made slower, and that it will be more popular than the two step. Among the new dances already presented 'are the Gavotto Motto, the Spirit of America, and the Novelte. The professors . arc very susceptible to social distinetion, and think that the merely so-called professors who run dancing halls on the Bowery, are not worthy of the name. A party of investigation visited ome of these hallg last night and were greatly shocked by the costumes. The men, said one of the professors, danced without their coats. This is not considered comme il faut in circles taught by the real * professors. Married In The West. A pretty wedding took place in Cal- gary N.W.T.," an September 6th, in Mary's cathedral, when Miss. Jose ine Darragh, daughter of John A. Darragh; formerly of Kingston, was united in marriage, by the Rev. Fath- er Le Marchand, to Reymon McKen- zie Smythe, son of Colone 8. W, Smythe, of Aldeburgh, Suffolk, Eng- land. The young hmde looked charm- ing. in a Cavs suit of navy blue broadeloth, with large hat to match. The young couple left for England on their honeymoon to visit the groom's parénts. The bride's many friends in Kingston wish them joy and prosperi ty gn their new life, Her departure from the city three years ago was much regretted by her many friends, On their return they will go to Revel stoke, B.C. where they will reside in futrre, The Best $2 Derbys: In Kingston are at Campbell Bros., the style centre for men's hats. fiat pany, Light, Feat & Power com- and damage by carelessly, cansing crops wires, ses the Central Electric vom- pany for $150,000 for Stringing wires mw Laut RE ow go 3 . HOR di Suitings, Pantings, BANKRUPT_STOCKS, amownng Furs, Hats brellas, Neckwear, etc, all 'of which will be sold at According to the merit of the Read and Learn THE MONTREAL BANKRUPT STOCK CO., Limited, will offer on SATURDAY, September 16th, at 9 o'clock a m:, THREE to $21,674, consisting of Men's dnd Boys' Ready-made Clothing and Furnishi coatings, ps, Raincoats, Waterproof Coats, Oilskin Coats, Shirts, Underwear, Sweaters, goods. 25¢., 50c. and 75c. on the Dollar We hope that the public generally and the farmers of the surrounding counties ill ake advantage of this MONEY-SAVING SALE, as a chance like this may not occur again in a lifetime. : Read On We Wish the: Reader to Bear in Mir That we intend to deal entirely in BANKRUPT STOCK, therefore we will have Three Hundred Bargain Days in the Year. Conse. quently the workingmen can look anead for some great inducements for the next two months. FOR WANT OF SPACE we cannot give a PRICE LIST, as the number of BARGAINS will be too numerous to mention. Remember the Day SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16° and Date SE At Nine O'clock Sharp F. X. COUSINEAU. Manager. RR A SAD DEATH. A Young Woman a Vietim of Typhoid Fever, Picton, Sept. 13.--A young lad, aged thirteen, named Fredericks, severely cut his arm between the wrist and el- bow, on Sunday. The boy was whit- tling, drawing the blade towards him, when the knife slipped, inflicting a big gash in the flesh. Potatoes are no crop in the country. From all parts the farmers complain of the rot, from the excessive rains, and in some cases, a blight early in the season killed the stalks. There is every prospect that prices for potatoes will be high. Cut off in the bloom of youth, sad indeed was the death, Tuesday morn ing, at an early hour, of Miss Jennie Allison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harry J. Allison. Deceased was aged sixteen years and had heen ill but a short time with typhoid fever, The funeral took place this (Wednesday) afternoon, from the home of her un- cle, Stephen Thurston, Mary street, to Glenwood cemetery. Miss Grace, who for several years has heen assistant in the Wellington post office, has accept od a similar position in Gananoque. Miss Annie Tait has returned from a two weoks' vacation in Toronto. Mrs. Jackson spent Monday and Tuesday in Belleville. Miss Alma Clarke is vis- iting friends in Toronto. R. G. Ross, of the Bank of Montreal, has returned to town after a ten days' stay in To- ronto. Mr. Beatson, of the Metro- politan hank, Wellington, is spending his vacation in Western Ontario. The steamer Varuna brought an ex- cursion to town, to-day, from Tren ton. under the auspices of the ladies of King Street Methodist church. The steamer Niagara returned to port ear: ly this morning; yesterday the had an excursion from Foresters' Island to Twelve 0'clotk Point. The schooner Freeman is in port. A Visitor In The City. Dr. Charles E. Hickey, Morrisburg, the newly appointed superin the asylum at Cobourg, city yesterday and today, niece, Mrs. Robert street. ~ He left at noon for Cobourg | and Toronto. Dr. Hickey is a genial companionable man, with strong tory tendencies, but { Hon. G. P. Graham, was moved say after Dr. Hickey's appointment, | get it Detter than the Morrisburg | , Campaigner, i ! illness, RELICS OF THE PLAGUE. Many Skeletons Found Near the Glasgow Hospital. London, Sept. 14. -Ghastly discov cries have been made at the cutting of the foundations in connection with the Glasgow Royal Infirmary reconstruc tion scheme. Hundreds of dead bodies have been found in the ground adja ont to the prosent institution, It appears that during the cholera epidemic in Glasgow about sixty yenrs ago pits were dug at this place ond cartloads of bodies were thrown in daily. The pits were eventually cover ed up, and practically forgotten, ul though a famous surgeon of the Roval sought to point cut { the bodies, many of which still Tic heneath the Buildings of the old infirmary itzelf, was a men ace to the health of the patients. The bodies have "een found in great heaps. It is said that in one heap alone there were the remain' of sixty persons, The horror of the sights have worked upon the nerves of the labour ors employed. Several haVe refused to work, and special men have had to be brought into service, Tho work of ex cavation is being done mostly at night, and in the early morning carts are engaged taking the hones ond col fins to a plat of ground at Riddrie outvide the city, where they are re buried. Bodies have been found tarped. in the coffins, pomting to interment be fore death. Many of the bodies have not been put in coffins, at all. and a number were completely clad in work- ing elothes--jackets, shirts, moleskin trousers and hoot Infirmary once that the presence Death Of A Child. Odewa, Sept. 11.-Mr. and Mrs, 8. J. Sproule have the sincere sympathy of the community in their loss of their | infant (twin) sob, Ford, after a brief The funeral service was eon | ducted at their home by the Rev. Mr. rintendent of | McCamus. was in the | attending the New York state fair, he visiting his {ing Craw! ford, Barrie { The of such a type that last to for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Derbyshire are held in Syracuse, N.Y., this week, directors of the FE. A. society are nreparing for their show to be held { here, on the 6th of October. Mrs. W. | Dougherty returned home on Monday after visiting friends in Napanee, | Ernexttown, has roturned after a two | that if a tory had to get the position | weeks' visit at exhibition in Toronto, there wat none he would like to see and visiting friends there, is mend Wade's glove cleaner, Ide. Mra. PF. Laidley, { I'8+t KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED The Constant Wearing of a Hat Propogates Dandruff Germs. There are many men who wear their hats practically all the time when awake and are blessed with a heavy shock of hair: vet if the scalps of these same men once became infested with dandruff germs, the parasites would multiply all the quicker for lack of air. Baldness would ensue as the final result. Newbro's Herpicide kills these germs and stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant growth, Herpicide is a pleasant hair dressing as well as a dandruff cure and contains not an atom of injurious substance. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10e. in stamps for sample to the Herpicide Co., De troit, Mich. G. Mahood, special agent, The only safe monthly medicine on oan jhe Ro. 1. FoF o eth No, 1, "Ze sii $1 per box; No. 8, 10 de Gowen 38 per box. pr ists Ask for Cook's Cot on i take mo substitute. the Cook Medicine Co., Windsor, Ontario, LEFT FOR DETROIT. Subscriptions Taken for Temper- ance Paper. Sept, 13.--The young of Grace Methodist church, have decided to have Harold Jarvis for an entertainment in the near future. Mr. Allen, soliciting sul scriptions here for the Pioneer, the official organ of ~ the Domivion Alli ance, finished his canvassing last ev- ening. He reports having secured ab out 100 subseriptions in Gananoque. The Misses Bertha and Faulalie Sal- ter, corner Garden and William street, eft on Tuesday for a visit to their uncle, Thomas Sterritt, one of De troit's prominent business men, The two young ladies are Lromibunt in church work, being mem of Grace Methodist choir, and also connected with Sunday school work, Their many friends wish them q pleasant vieit. A. D. Howe and wifes, Oak street, paying a visit at Athens and vicinity or the work rotimed home yesterday. Cananoque, People's Society Lifehuoy Soap = disinfectant -- is strongly recom by the Rardivel rrol-gnion as a safeguird against in fections diseases, This sale will be held at HOWLAND BROS.! OLD STAND, Corner of King and Princess Streets. &@ COME ONE, COME ALL, and secure some of the bargains that will be sold at reckless prices. £ The Montreal Bankrup t Stock Co., Limited, COR. pt ot AND KING STS. ll You can get an excellent assortment of these at the Big Blue Hardware Store During the month of September we are making a Special Discount on Car- penters' Tools of 10% Olty sad (EE i Deposits in 8. CO. McGill, Managing Director, Office. 97 Clarence Stress, Kingwton. HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL OUTSIDE OF YOUR SINS AND YOUR TROUBLES? COME TO Sos, O a J hn WM EURRAY, The Auctioneer oi"tieic Sains GAR DINE R'S 55 Insurance and Real Estate. 150 "Wellington Street. ET -------------------------- Many selations jut in Slatin in slajms_ks for the £5,000 estate of MoE ach- ren, Paisley, who i Suolla Mi : Threo applications of Peck's Com Salve" will cure hard or soft corns, Pe., at Wade's Drug Store.