ng your brain to know hat Fall Suit of--with , only a week or two suggestions, until you r Dress Goods stock-- of Fall Suiting and is complete with Au- 3Is--Chiffon or Sedan fini Greens, Plum, Navy, d other wanted shades, at 0. all the latest shades for Fall [hree special values, 49¢., js--Newest combinations of effects for Fall Suits and 54 inches wide, 75c. and rd De Soie, in Plain Shades )c. yard and 75c, yard. aterials, ranging in price d, all new this tail. P the popular fancy in our Coats! ©, and stylish] dressers t back of all our sales on fancies are here as a in the large assortment f one kind to avoid much EXANDRIA hree.quarter and seven- r Fall, Ts = DLAWES ON hey Do It? e have heard very often this )YS'SOLLID LEATH- TS, sizes 1to 5, good, hool Boots, and we are a pair. price of leather this fall, nce for any one to lay in s at $1. It is doubtful other at that price. I SHOE STORE § AE A Owing to the THE ~ YEAR 72. NO, 222. creat Removal Sale FURNITURE Rather than remove the stocks contained in two store: houses which we are com- pelled io vacate before 1st Nov., we are offering the goods at 15 T0 20% REDUCTION $256 Solid Oak Eideboards for $20. Jthers for $6 50 to $75. Extension Tables. $6.50 to $85. Robt. J. Reid. Two Doors Above Opera House. Telephone 577, -- company pays. Read Sale, by Mills on page eight Mrs. Drennan's household Tuesday and Wednesday care ror + Sept, Bulletin Properiy Snaps Therein Mean Dollars to You. SWIFT'S ®=AtRREAANCE amor DAILY MEMORANDA, A Big attraction to-night Will be Campbell Bros. New Fall Hats, Peaches, extra fine. Crawford's. Rally Day in Queen street church, to- | Morrow, : Salvation Army and Harvest Festival, to-morrow. Wigg--What is the Actors' Fun? Wagg | ~--1 never knew an actor who had any. - Baseball is played on the diamond, | but the umpire should be on the square. | Peaches, extra fine. Crawford's. A man is more often een teres | 1 : | The choicest and most beautiful is STOVES GALORE in our selection. There is a wide | range in style and pric Si pends upon the right service should see our stock before making » | selection. ROBERTSON BROS... bebe eesti Ba ney Pure White Clover Honey We hawe bought out all the 30° square Hall Heaters, large stock of Cook Ranges, Pugs, Box and Wend | Stoves, also large stock of Carpets and Furniture. Alwsvs ready to trade, buy | or si 398 PRINCESS STREET. WANTED. TI TE A HOUSEMAID., APPLY TO MRS. Breden, 24 Stuart St. -- tee TWO WAITRESSES. APPLY MAN- | ager British American Hotel. eee eA EXPERIENCED COOK AND HOUSE- | maid. Apply at 149 Earl street. ---------------------------------------- A GOOD NEW MILCH COW. APPLY to H. Pickering, Smith street, King- | ston, Ont. eet ee ett eee TEN BOYS, ONLY THOSE WHO CAN work every day need apply. J. A Gould & Co. "| both Extracted and in Comb. --------------------------------------------------------. | FIFTY GIRLS TO SPLIT MICA. AP-. re i o other "just as ood." PR, Bros., Mica Works, foot of ! There is n ! g Tl Jas. Redden @ Co. Importers of Fine Grocories A Perfect Fit, Excellent Wear We guarantee to be had y Atreet, | -------- A ton and Union streets. ee tee tt eee GENERAL SERVANT: NO WASH- « ing. References required. Apply to Mrs. Almon, 22 Barrie street. ete A HOUSBEMAID ; GOOD, WAGES. AP- ply in the evening to Mrs. Henry R LADIES TO DO PLAIN SEWING Al TURK'S SECOND-HAND STORE |«s Ho ee eine COOK. APPLY IN THE EVENING | to LSE ARRLY 1): Corner Welling: Smith, "Ringwood," King St. West ee -------------- ------------ | famous Wolfe Island LE Ge Tor pare time, $5.10 | in our footwear. $10 per week : work sent any dis- tance, charges paid ; send stamp for full particulars. Luna Mig. Co., Mon- treal. eee ----------------enenttl MEN AND BOYS, TO EARN $5 DAY, after two months instruction, posi- tion guaranteed. Coyne Bros. Co., Plumbing Schools, New York, Cinein- nati, O.," St. Louis, Mo., (Free Cata logue.) FIRST-CLASS COOK AND LAUND- ress for private hospital. Wages 830 per month each ; railway fares paid Must be thoroughly competent Ap ply The Canadian Copper Company Copper Cliff, Ontario. GENTLEMEN TO GET THEIR FALL | Overcoats and Suits. made at Thomas Galloway's, 131 Brock St Also bring your old ones and have | them repaired. Style, fit and price guaranteed to please. IMMEDIATELY : AN APPRENTICE, to learn the clothing and men's fur nishing business, and to commence | as cash and parcel boy. References required. Apply to F. X. Cousineau, Howland Bros. old stand, King and | Princess streets. rm m----------------2 PERSONAL. m------ee-- YOUR FORTUNE TOLD BY THE most reliable clairvoyants. Send | birthdate, dime and stamp. Prof. | ways In stock, with repairs. Carl & Rollin, 490 N. Clark St Chicago. ee -------------------------- YOUR FORTUNE TOLD FROM THE cradle to the grave ; matters of busi- ness. love and marriage made clear. What I tell comes true. Send birth date and 10¢, Prof. Lavas, Box 16, Ste. Cunegonde P.0., Monjreal Que. | eee ee enema. w= | MME: ELDER'S DRESSMAKING { " Parlors, 2068 Princess St. Corner Sydenham, Tailor-Made Gowns, | Coats and Wraps, Shirt Walsts, Suits, dinner and evening costumes trusseaux, ete., made-to-order, Cash prices reasonable. Best oily refers ences. I ------------------ ~ TO-LET. THE SHOP ON DIVISION STREET, near reet. ied b £ i Hl | : y 84 Brock St. WILL SHOW, THEIR FALL MILLINERY Wear '"Allen's" Military Bootmakers, Sign of Golden Boot. TUESDAY, Sept. 26th ALL ARE INVITED. Practical Optical Work | Prescriptions for glasses carefully | FILLED, All styles of mounts and frames al- | Eyes carefully examined AND GLASS- | | BS FITTED, Prices for above work moderate. SMITH BROS Jewelers Allow me to thank vou for the pr | settiement of my indemnity claim of $25 | and D. Staley, Agents i 1 | for injuries which 1 sustained in an ac Boon, milliner. ply at Whig office, | cident in Kingston, on ----------------------------------- J DWELLINGS FURNISHED AND UN-| Kingston, Sept. 22nd, 1905 res. Mc- CARD. offices, etc., at furnished, | oa Cann's Real Estate Agency, b1| "BELLEVUE." CENTRE ST... 12 rooms, large grounds and stable. $20 | thank her per month; immediate possession Avply 160 Kiag St. FOR SALE. EARTH FOR LAWNS. APPLY 168 University Ave. -------- | horse; one Solid rubber tired run- about buggy, . Edwin Chown Son. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. OPPORTUNITY---PROPERTY NEW | York State; Thirty Million Tons available, over 2.000 assays made, | average $10.00 ton gold, open for rigid investigation : first mill tm i pleted, start operating Oct and at 50c. each ; dividends Kunis 0 | teed, Keystone Reduction Weightman Bldg., Phila. it, Sold only at Gibson mr rt tu semis 'For bronchitis or any kind of a | the good cough, | Uross. cough syrup will | Lond: uld share the same fate as 1 hood 5 x Fae oriom and Gomorrah in the days of old. MRS. COUNTRYMAN { services of the Odd Salvation Army Kingstod, Sept 28rd, 1005 |" 70 CONTRACTORS. rm ONE GOOD GENERAL PURPOSE | gpaArpn TENDERS WILL BE RE | ceived by the undersigned up to 7 p.m. { on WEDNESDAY, Oct. jond stationery supplies Schools for the year 1906. Specifications | | nay be procured at the Board Rooms { 1 JOHN MACDONALD, Sect Treas... Board of Education KINGSTON, ONTARIO, ANGER The sun rises Sunday at 5.44 am, | sets at 5.58 pom. y | Roused In Japan By Late hare Lending an umbrella is a Kindmess that | isn't always returned. The Somerville Co's... Grand Millinkry | Display, Tuesday, Sept. 26th { RSH TROOPS SENT In Large Numbers To Duchy ony she shot, died Developments. Was joalous of Mrs, FORTY MEMORIALS REPEAL OF PEACE 'TREATY PRESENTED. 5 when the doctor ve- message to go to PERSIAN WORKMEN BXPELLED BY THOUSANDS ospital, 1t is said that shortly after the truction of the Mikasa Captain ted the surviving members of the i the Sailors $0 meot Mrs, Willie, he keeps than by the taxes he | | n the loss of the Russians and Armenians Leave in Large Numbers--Doctors and Engineers Flee--Robber Bands Attack Trains -- Ripe for Japan Undertakes Not to Fortify | Soya Strait--This Felt to Be Greatest Humiliation--Evacu- ation Only Partial. | Special to the Whig. Mikasa as one of personal responsi bility, but he advised his wen not Captain Iwichi was not on the war | ship at the time of the disaster, but he boarded the vessel when the fire was and did his utmost to inchos below the heart and apparent direct memorials to the throne from different associations and individuals, plosion took place near the house in Var, Finland. No ¢ the affair are obtainable, It is ! ported that 900 troops {| at Vibora, 900 at Vasa, and 4,500 at | Helsingfors. The troops will be quart- | ered in private houses. monton, Alberta, und a daughter lives Ho has a father and sister Vancouver, the only rclatives Detroit Modical lo DESTROYED 18,000,000 CARDS. -------- Promise Unele Sam They'll Be ited woman, aged E Pr. Switzer mar | asking that this be not ratified, ceeds forty, among them being an ad- | dress signed by six professors of the ARM WAS CRUSHED, Caught in a Corn Cutter, | with elements of humiliation, and fu- ture danger to the national interests. transpires that in spite of Pre- mier Katsura's assertion to the con- editors, there exists clause in the 'peace treaty, by which | Japan undertakes not to fortify Soya | Strait, moro generally | Perouse Strait, which separates Yezo { from the Island of Saghalien. Fifteen Thousand Expelled. 23. Fifteen thousand Persian workmen have Stopping the team, he found that the number are to follow. Russias and Armenians are also leavi numbers. Lack of labor is' likel resumption of wo cult, Bands of robbers attack the trains, firing upon the pas- wengers in them. In one case fifty-three goers were Killed. The robles sell in the corn, His arm, the wrift, had gotten into the ma: ch torn, meagled and broken, There A h ing the arm. Henderson {among the influential classes, as this | ir deemed to be the greatest humilia | tion Japan has ever suffered. ded, and one was endeavored to cap ture the mails, but a party of Cos- sacks dispersed them. The water sup- ply of Baku has been sw The members of the muni emment, the doctors and the engineers 10 the grand jury wesday, is under the | ban of the post office department was | fully shown to-day, od nt the post that one firm fod boon put out of the Evacuation Only Partial. St. Petersburg, Sept. 23. The eva- { uation of Manchuria, after the rati- fication of the treaty : | Several army corps will remain long the Chinese frontier, and military depots will be establish- wl along the Amur river. \ mind, one and had to literally machine when it was learn- The firm, one of the largest in this Troops Hurried To Finland. vicinity, had 15,000,000 printed ready for gale and admitted the threats of further repressive miea- sures against the Fins are already be- ing carried into effect, Several thous- and troops have been hurried to vari- ous pots in the Grand Duchy in the t two days. Unless the Russian au. orities, in Finland, display a cool discrimination wh been lamentably absent in Poland and the caucases, the despa result is bound to be deplorable, authorities seem "GREATEST" BUILD # : me turn out a supply safficient for | Fifteen Store; i i ys High Fronting the government, pro- iy . mises to refrain from further publica Winnipeg, Sept. 23.--Plans have been i Winnipeg for the largest | warehouse building in Canada to be erected within the next year. The site chosen is on Lombard street; neat the | Kemp Manufacturing company's build- | ing, and the plans call for a building | with a frontage | length tuking in the whole distance CCORD REACHED Points by - Moroccan | avenue, 250 feet. The | be fifteen storeys throughout, The lower storeys will be used purposes, while the upper storeys will be rented ax offices. English capitalists are behind "the scheme, and the name | of A. B. Archer, of London, who has been in the city for several days, and i left for Vancouver this morning, with the project, | The presence in Winnifieg of John | Pearson, of Toronto, is said to | something to do with the enterprise. 1i the building is erected as proposed it will be the finest warehouse build- | ing in America, Construction will on a scale never before attempted in the duced a mournful sensa led by some that Ford ing strangely of late, and occasic about killing somebody, but so far as been Formally Apologizes for Mayor Woodward's Act, Toledo, -Ohio, Sept. 23.--Atlanta's nounce that they have reached a com- plete accord upon a majority of the points upon which there has been dis- cussion, and that only the classifica tion of minor details remains to Mayor Woodward, of that city, dyring | the sessions of the League of can Municipalities, last month, reach- flice, yesterday, at- tested by City Clerk W. J. Campbell and bearing the official seal of Minister On Strike, Peddler A Or » oesus, Norman H. Nesbitt walked out of his pulpit in the aristocratic First Herze, a Hdorew er, in dead 4i the Kingston City hos illness, of peritonitis, Among his persona were found $30,000 in United States Corporation bonds and bank thousands of dol. The council of Atlanta, as a | mittee of the whole, recites the alleg- | od misconduct of | that he appeared ut | "in a state of partial intoxication and so conducted himself while in Toledo | as to bring discredit | and humilintion to her peo) | outraging the sentiment and gation had "not paid his salary | 8150 a month, giving him only weekly collections. mon he discussed his salary, 'ap to the members of the congregation" He then tendered his resigna In place of a ser hooks representing lars more, Unless wome relative comes to prove relationship Hertze's friends the passbooks in an ef- fort to locate his family or relatives. mb Into Bank, Warsaw, Russian Pol An attempt was made destroy the Shereshev man threw a bomb at an open win dow of the bank, but missed his aim, and the missile exploded in the court dangerously injuring the SWEETHEART COMES BACK. | She Kisses Man ; Husband Drinks | Rewards For Ghouls. The resolutions follow : Sept. 23.--Re- | deplore and condemn the spectacle | made of himself by the mayor of At- Janta on August 24th on the floor of the conventian, and his conduct dur: the monu- | jpg his sojourn in Toledo. "That the condition and conduct Elkhart, Ind., Sept. 23. Emil Peter- son, a cigarmakef, answered a at his front door bell, and was start [ led by a woman | about his neck, kissing him and call ing him husband. scene was enacted in sence of Peterson's wife and children. The strange woman was accompanied | wards aggregating $700 have been of fered by the Knights of Columbus and | 8t. Joseph Cemetery association BRADSHAW.-CROY | ments in St. Joseph's and Ste, Anne's | Catholic cemeteries here. A total | mentioned are in no wise typical : . | Atlanta, but meet with the were pulled up, making it impossible | sansure of the body and the strongest in many instances to locate and dis tinguish the graves, t appears that the outrage was due to the fact that the bank officials had refused to contribute to the funds of 'the revolutionists, condemnation of our people. Miss Nana Hanson, | he had boarded six months mine years Salt Lake City, his wife | that time being in Michigan City, Ind. | He denied she ever was his wife. | agreed to pay the expenses to Toliédo, where, she said, A A YOUNG MAN DEAD, Will Not Shake Hands. President | He Was Inland Freight Combine. t, 23.~The Free Press tions at present gov- erning outward movement of wheat from Fort William means satisfactory to shippers, Some. domely resembling an inland freight combine appears to exist am- org the Canadian vessel owners. any rate there is an agreement fixing rates in which possibly all the Cana- dian ship-owners but one are included. Toadstools Had Deadly Effect. . 23.~On Sunday last Joseph Goulding, his wife, eight chil dren and a nephew, Fredd ate toadstools in mistake for mush- rooms, and soon afterwards all were Freddie died, and Friday morning Mr. Goulding, the father, succumbed to the ill effects of the dose, The eldest son dangerously ill, but all the other members of the family are recovering. Your eyes 'will receive comfort if you | for a short visit next month will not | Special to the Whig to hold a reception | canse of possible danger to which he | look, last woman's railroad | Shortly after eight : evening, as H, Gagnon, shaking | ahd a couple of friends, were posing Dorchester street. St. Rochs, the C, P. R, track, they came across the body of a young man lying | alongside of the track. { hitn over to a sidewalk nearby, and | telephoned for a physician and priest, Rev, Father Des- | roches responding to the eall. The un- Quebec, Sept, 23, tisfiml with this, however, and left, threatening to file suit for support. Later Poterson drank chloroform in Dotson Bros' saloon His life is despaired of. | hands with a miscellaneons gathering. | he asked to make a | in the Capitol square. will be the nearest the general popu 350 King Street. Phone 666 | lace will be allowed to get to him. | « Marriage Licenses Issued od ACTED HANDSOMELY. CARD OF THANKS, [Daun I's International Registeration Ontario Accident Insurance Must Pay It Back. of Superintendent : His mar Marries. been made, or will be made, that John A. McCall be re- | turned to the New York Life by republican campaign committee. wak unconscious when picked up, and the | had one of his arms dislboated, sides having two cuts on his head, Perking and McCall will be asked to | 4nd his face badly disfigured. He was pay the money to the New York Life | yecognized as Samuel Morency, aged twenty, son of Japhet Morency, resid: Prince Edward street. ~ | ambulance was also sent for, og be- i fam fore it arrived the vietim of the acci- Carnegie Gives $125,000 To Smith | jou expired on the sidewalk, Ho was ~ | conveyed to his home in ano, and Coroner Jeolicoeur will hold | Mabel Hemmingway, daughter of /. Hemmingway, who has been of John D. Rockefellers - | estate at Pocantico Hills for a score | of years, was married yesterday { Walter Vanderbilt. | The ceremony was performed at the | home of the bride's understood" that Roosevelt is behind this demand. | pleasing features of the event was the A ie Rind | presentation of a check to the bride many friends for their Mn | go Jorge sum from Mr. Rockefeller. The bride is a special favorite of Mr. Rockefeller, and just before he left for | Cleveland to spend the President Seelve, of Smith College, at the opening of the col that Andrew Carnegie i college £125,000 for a biological la- | boratory on condition that the friends | of the college raise an equal amount. Brooklyn, 1. ness, to her in her beremvement | particularly and goatefully remembers the | Baseball On Friday. According to the librarian of at Cambridge, England, lled that position for over half & century, men as a rule cease to read books on reaching the age of | ine arty years. belong tha o hoys ng to Industrial School upset dinghy and drowned. roeantico Hills, for $15,000, that in addition i 4. 10; St. Louis, 5. | burg, 6; Philadelphia, 5. i League. --Cleveland, 8-1; Philadelphia, 4-2. New York, 5; Chicago, 2. | Detroit, 6; Washington, 4. Eastern League--Jersey City, Newark, 7; Montreal, 5. | Providence, 8 Rochester, 3. Baltimore, { and it was learned to the check he has over to the young couple future home, free of rent. We offef, Saturday, ever offered in this eity. Crawford. Campbell Bros., To-Night. of Sutter, Sicily, . has A; For children's nobby headwear. | been buried in a landslide, caused by | of the base of the mining for sulphur. { was rumored that many persons had | heen killed and injored, but a majori- | tv have escaped. The reason why so many buy Cas- Positively prepared to show yon ex elusive styles are the Somerville Co. | at their millinery display September 26th and days following. Sir Charles, Pamons, 2 ig pon ache from England, that rift wal | plaint, to take, Rn Regiment 'woul be dishand: | ReLeods. Bi - Campbell Bros. To-Night. For the best $2 derbys. McLeod's Little Liver Granules cure ------------ "] am convinced as much as I am? * | convinced of anything," . | hop of Carlisle, "that were i people there are in The genuine is sold there, and plasters at Gib: store. i harmless headache pow- ders 10e. Gibson's Truss fitting is a science. We are ex- Tine. A perfect fit guar 4 drug store.