es lly 8 Days More But 8 days remain of the ne allowed for the con< : for the 'on of Coal Hundreds are trying for is coal or its valie in oney. Have you gottey ur coupon yet? If not, n't delay but get it a ce: It is instructive to ung and old. Do It Now! he Best Drug Store L. T. BEST, Chemist and Optician Princess Street: "Phone 59 AVE YOU ANYTHING [') SILL OUTSIDE OF YOUR INS AND YQUR TROUFLES? OME TO: == - I. MURRAY, The Auctioneer irene os AUCTION SALE ERE WILL + on the ¢ 2, with large and the vacant ory orners of aChatham an ticulars stated later. ACHER OF CHINA PAINTING ATER-COLORS AND OILS, CIINA latton kiln to fire, Mat s | na Painters sold. China wu i ml - vd boiling Water." Your tronage rited.. Miss M. M. pur _p, Brophy, 39 on street, IF YOU SAY : "SEND IT DAY, WE ARE OUT OF GOAL." IT WILL BE THERE ! JAMES SWIFT & GD. shaker Flannel y mnchos wide ide, fine Saturday soft finish; regula s Goods de, Black 'and White, neat patterns, n's School Dresses! morning . Wk For the Children ey Wool Toques, 25¢. va cy Waol Hoods, many te Bearskin Coats, to Age. "Fough-as-Leather" Wool H or the Boys. They a mpossible to wear out very reasenahble, rawers at 2fc. ith buttoned front. la sod styles, ankle length v wd ies Walking Skirts, mw and Plain Suiting 10, 12, odd lines marked 95 and 83.50 cach vturda.y One ice : : $1.95 35 33 AN & SHAW neys THE DAILY WHIG, NOVEMBER | J 3. WANT TERRITORY THERE MAY BE BE ANOTHER ALASKAN DISPUTE. United States Claim Strip Four- teen Miles Widg and About Three Hundred Miles Long, _ Rich in Miserals. : "SATU RD Y \ Big Bargain Day "sei : i ] the United EE Find n raised by t British and American engincders.. At present the states stand in danger of Oo=Morrow : Se ] losing a strip of territory fourteen miles wide, and between 200 and, 300 miles' long, containg gold, silver and sturday is always a money-sav-| ing day here, but this Saturday more than ever, © : | copper valued at many millions. i When the intermational boundary J ablished, it was decided that Thoniaents marking the line should jhe placed ten marine leagues or thir- five miles from the head waters of i all bays and inlets north o the ' Portignd canal. Engineers' now ht work" are setting . monuments only twenty-one wdiles from such head Americans' who own property within the strip are formulating pro tests. to "congress, The general opinion of miners is that American engineers are being "double-crossed'™ by British, who have rongh sketches of the lige. while American have waters. proposed none. FASHION'S FORM A Tidy Design for Waist. lannel Shirt IDS AUSTRIAN WAISTINGS-- Ben & fast co 31 yards in each piece. We will give you the the making of the waist, on Saturday for.>..... 34. 100 WAIST El or patterns, whole piece. 5) WAIST LENGTHS OF FLANNELS, 3} yds. in each in Fancy Stripes and Embroidered Spots. worth 50c and 60c. per yard. On Saturday ..c....cocniiircriininih iin isnt a a thin dara 43c. m0 BIG TABLE LINEN SNAPS, 70 inch. Pure Linen, Full Bleached, worth 75¢, yard. On Saturday............... 48c. yard. INCH. THREE:QUARTER BLEACHED PURE LINEN, worth 60c. yard. On Saturday......... Eos iataes rresssen 38. yard, 1000 YARDS SHIRTING FLANNELETTES at 8c. Many pretty 'stripes in Shirting Flannekittes, good wide width, every place else 10c. yard. On Saturday. 8c. yard. 5 INCH. PURE WOOL SERGE "FOR 49... colors : Cardinal, vy | Brown, Green and Black. Regular 75¢. On Satur- day. . .e "ean Peas ee wees iiiieiiiraras 49. 48 INCH. PURE WOOL CHIFFON VENETIAN, 75c.. in all the best selling shades, including Black, guaranteed unspotable, worth $1 yard. On Saturday Sr eieares ve en RRL a Aree 5c. yard. ROLLER GLASS TOWELLINGS, 9c, all our 12}c and 15c. re h seca snns modish woolens Towellings, some 19 inches wide, pure linen. On Satur- lop well after this plain but d 91. Ns d td sign Both fronts and back AY ceeriiiiita staid ene dc. yard. aid i inverted: platter those a 4 sit toked down. _in_ the centre. byt-rag : lensed to form fullness over the bust The fastening is effected in front under a®f¢ so that it in front. the centre It is impossible to describe heré the many very tempting bargains we offer to-morrow, but you certain | i. invisible, Fhe seove has the stitch ; ed inyertec pleat down the outer J i S ri cit! of the arm, is fi at the ton ly ave [ancy 1 throw #way if you buy els ewhe e and caught into a plain band cul. without looking here The collar is of the goods and is . . : : made over one of those ready:to-wear jeathetboned foundations. MEN'S LATEST STYLE OVERCOATS. $7.88. worth $12, News From Bongards. 'Q "QT o Bonzard's, Nov. 2.--Messrs. Bongard MEN'S LATEST' STYLE OVERCOATS, $6.89, worth $10. | .nd itarricon hase closed their bar. rel factory alte successful season, ll I. R. Briscoe es sold his farm to : ! Frank Eaton of Conway. Miss Hattie I havid and Miss Nellie, Pierée wer TH guests of Miss Beith recently. "The JAMES JOHNSTON STO E Misses Miller, of Black River Bridge, have been guests of Miss E. McCar 3 nock., Miss Flossie Minaker is visiting 180 Wellington Street. her sister on Oshawu: Mrs. A. Athus Sa -- of - Pleomfield, is at Thomas Bon er ™ III giard's Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kerr ent a recent. Sunday at Ro Harris- on's. Mrs. 8. A and Mrs. D.T, MeCanock attended the re openng of © The iL the church at South Bay on Monday E E evening. E. A. Williams is vonvales pon dcien molpt " - which will pasitfvely cure lost manhood is ** « the marvelous German Remedy discovered by io Tok Yo rm be It is controlled in this counuy by the 17 « Shr Medicim 22 : Company, a concern which has the hig' standing in the Will Not Submit By-Law. medical his treatment has cuf¢~ thousands of men, The town council has de en the best known remedies have failed Tobey Gananoque in the French and German armies, aud the soldiérs in these countries are models of strength and vitality, Write for sample sent securely : epled ia plain wrapper. Mddress DR. KOHR MEDICINE CO.. P.O. Drawer L, 2341, Montreal. Wednesday double cash balance of the week, at Johnston and Division Commencing coupons for Mullins', corner streets, Saturday Specials ! 20 Per Cent. Discount on all Men's, Young Men's, Boys' 'and Children's Overcoats. & [v - Wehave a very large stock of swell good +, and as the season has been very Id we are anxious to make a big hole ia the stock. This is a straight business Proposition which we mean. v, Come and See! ail These are all new goods, this season's ~Alored in the lajesy patterns. : RONEY & CO. : 127 Princess Street The Colleges Determined to Stand a7 from diseases of the generaiive cre cided not 10° submit a local option nhoud, « thausting drains, bervous debility by-law to the people-as requested by of abuse, this remedy can and will cure you to stay curew. etitioners. The vote was fou Ie Dendachs, So. arate: an ie task and | many p Hy ner : a 4 4 wax lour faiing memory, cisanpear completely in the wont cases in to two in the council, thus from one t3 two week's treatment. We maks the honest offer For Mavor Sheppard, Councillor fa "ure of retura your money. Thousands of testimonia's Dohwvan _orrespondence treated strictly confidential. FIVE onEvaS. : : > day's ireatment sent free with a book of rules for health, diet Avainst.-- Councillors Boyd, Wilson, and advice, Our greatest successes have been those who' MeBroom and Deinpster fajled with other treatments. J his remedy is regularly ed styles, up to-date patterns, cut and] FRIDAY. Ep---- THE C.A.A.U. Is bua. 1 cm Together, Toronto Telegram. the knee to the C.AAML soon. gets so full of ie dec 'professionals that it resembles a band of wihitecaps. Sporting Notes. of Chicago will take The University up Association football. Opinion in Torcrto rughy eircles | leans to. the belief that "Varsity is slated for' the championship of Can ada this year. The Hamilton Tigers will not play the Rough Riders in Ottawa for the Canadian champions hip. They prefer Montreal. or Toronto. Toronto News : All: of thr clubs are after the two Clarke boys, "who have come to live in Torento since last | season. These are two good men, ey it is more than likely that they - will , play with the 'Varsity seven this or. ji |» Pittsburg Leader tells its read ers that efforts are being made in Torcnto to organize a professional team and put it on the road. If the teain 'materialize Toronto will be tuken into the international league, with the Soo, Houghfon and Pitts 4 burg. A At the annual meeting ot MeGill Billy Gilmour University hockey team, cup holders | of the Ottawa Stanley | was elected captain. The question of | the Dittsburg toumament between Yale, Princeton, Toronto University, | Quern's and MeGill, wus taken ary | end it was decided that if suitable | arran-ements can be made that Me | Gill should take part. Ths hockey teams in "the interna tional professicnal - league last vear | played without any salary limit. 'This year it is understood - thgt an agree | went has heen reached: that the teams { will nt be paid more than 33.000, It is understood: that the Calupet. team | ast seacon ;alone cost over $4,000, s that mst where the cut will be made | is a matter still to be settled. Either the clubs will bring down the salary { of tha players to twenty-five per cent, below what they were or seek cheaper men to play the game during the com- | img winter. London Advertiser : 0.H.A., at this time strongest men that can he found eho puss SE SPrERERT, TR Ha Who | is opposcd to professionalism, either | open or assumed, a man Who 18 "above reproach in this matter, na man who | i= "not afraid 1or-wield the "axe, A «hd Hw of suspicion against any man rard to his stand on profession | The duty of the i is to elect the | for in re alisn should be an efiective harrier against his election. Dr. © larke; of is the man for the position Kingston, chadow of a Of this there is not the donbt. Cen dign rugby Soldiers Fields 'on save th Boston Pest. teams will show thet the Ix will. he November wo imported aties of the or, Graduate game afross Menager Thompson, of Harvard, has completed all the arrangements 'the game will be watched carefully with th» idea of picking out some features whith will benefit the American game, Walter Camp. Yale's head coadh,. has just made a tour of Usn da to study Cenadian rughy. He thinks that there are some features which possibly might be adopted with profit on this greatest wh in college sport is to open up andl tone down football. The visit of the Usna dians may give some pointers which will solve the riddle. adien teams. 'Lhe IS AT WASHINGTON. Louis of Battenberg, commander of the British cruiser squadron: now vis- iting in this country, the members of his s¢afi, ant the captains of the ships, constituting the squadron, ar- rived here this forenoon from -Anna- plis, Md. They were escorted by Ad miral Evans and seteral officers of his stati and were received by a represen tative of Sir Mortimer Durand, the British 'ambassador in this city. The prince -and the members of his party will devote the aftermbon to § racy od and in the evening they will be the guests; of Sir Mortimer and Lady Durand, tion given in their honor at the Brit sident Roosevelt, at the White House, and in the evening they wil be en tertained by the president at a form al dinner. The latter is expected to the visit of the prinet to the United States. ° . i Czar's Coronation Anniversary. St. Petersburg, Nov. 3.--=The el enth anniversary of 'Emperor Nicholas to the throne was more generally celehrated to day--than last year, when war anxieties divimed the celebeation. The imperial family attended 4 Te Deum at the Kzan cathedral, f thére were services in all the church "J es. Everywhere M. Witte was honored with the czar for his great Sivlcrmatie coupe. There were free exhibitions the theatres this afternoon, for bemrfit of the The Store That Sets the Pace. ; day, | loss he | the tested on | 1th. | side: Harvard men propose to-do a | little experimenting ¢n their id account, so have sent for ths Can The Visit of the British Squad- | ron. Washington, D.C., Novi 3.--Prince at a formal recep | ish embassy on Connecticut avenue. To-morrow afternoon, Prince Louis | and his staff will be received by Pre be the most brilliant social feature of | school children, and a | son's , 10 GET her hold. The tug Reid leaves, tc inspretion of to roledse the barge. has returged from Bayfield, the ftiel steamer Sevona, Wis. wrecked vessel, Capt. Reid An the which he reeent- THE WRECKS REID WRECKING "KING CO., MAKES The fact' that, the: colleges have de termined to stand together and Jook A PURCHASE. after . their own amateur matters -- : passes without comment." This means | And the Tug 'Has Gone to Re- that the C. AA. on fia Grad that 't11 lease the Barge--The Steel 2 it even the amp ion © an a Ropriie + limb. At any Tae there is Steamer Sevona is in Good nothing new about the inter-collegiate Condition. i movement. Ope reason the O.H.X. has | Detroit, Mich, Nov. 3.-The Reid managed to kéep so: cléa¥ "of profess | Wrecking company, © of 'Sarnia, has ionalism, is that it-refused to recog | ype hased the barge Alta, wrecked on nize the C.A.AU.,. whitewashes, and | Grand Island, Lake Superior, in the did its own selecting of the sheepfrom | 1a4 big storm. The Alta has six the goats. Any jaseos ation that bows | hundred thonsand feet of lumber in 3 ly purchased, shows the hull from the meuin deck down is in fest' class condi- weeks. " MISS ELIZABETH J. Daughter of Frank Moss a attorney, is ever New York years. old, plished singe the MOSS, New Yo Ottawa College expects confidently tion and that the only part that is 'to. win from Varsity and Queen's, damage. is from the main deck wp. | li Edward Duman does not go to The cargo of ore is all there and card Australia, Champion Seculler Stanbury | be saved with good "weather. Capt. will make a return match with Towns, | Riid expects to have the wreck up in three rk youngest woman lawyer admitted to the She handsome and bar in the city is only twenty-thy and an, aceon pilinist Woke The Wrong Man. Brooklyn "rank Bagle Bush, leach, tells &f a a blizzard. down at Bright Jew peddler' who ar- rived at a. couhtry The hotel one storm was night of ve ne m mn so bad | that he conld not proceed farther, yet the was with a negro. this for sor 80 sleepy ton; man, env): slept. when the while turned \ man me gu op time, that he and turned in leaving an Phone the hotel got in his funny work, | blackened the In the Jew at the upfisined time, - | pe > est he slept to bed, bark to sle Dev hai woke de to occupy. a bh he peddler balked but finally becax accepted the sity with the Voy watployed "abo! while boy cal sddler's face orning the hs ad In the mirror, he saving "Vell, 1 Father' Doyle Dead. Rev {vitle, Ont. morning, Vears, Inte Fath tive in the of the na diocese Father J St. Francois passed following an contracted at of Waterford, ames Dove, Xavier curate church, away, illness of s Doyle <h of .Garrick-on-Sy and was thirty-four vears of age. came the a priest church in to Canada in October, following m St. Smith's bv two brothers, States. By the { loses a devoted and zealon the archdiocese of 159% was ordain Francis de Falls. He is sutviy living in the death of onth he Kingst pri=t Cheese At High Figure. peddler's face Athens, T WAS a na landlord had no room for him un- willing od at ne a- black order to be valle We and he ted: nt go wrong of Brook Thursday he Nir, Ireland, He In ned Sales ed United Father on Ban "The Mont ] krupt Stock Co. Fae WILL OFFER Eh * * To-morrow AND ALL NEXT WEEK THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS {James Crawford, grocer, said i | moming : *'Butter i& very scarce, due | to ths high price paid for cheese, i ! never hefore heard: of cheese selling at | He. per Ib. With butter at only: i a Ib. it i= not to be wondered farni would rather sind the milk to the! cheese factories and have po farther | trouble, and also make more 'money | | out of it. T should not be at all sar prised to 'see the cheese factories run ning until. Christmas. The Young Men Safe. A report was Jertram and George qui' street, the wreck per lakes. said he fe h ing Tha fath=s It ad current yesterday that Revell, 9 Caty been drowned, of a steamer inthe he this" could diny it, as ra with moming, his ' bovs were on th: SS. Minneapolis and had been heard from on Tuesday from Buffalo. 3 | Excursion To Ottawa. About-125 people went to Ottawa at | | noon on Queen's rughy excursion, hy | special K. & P. railway train. THe bad weather ent down the expected crowd considerably. Qneen's team to meet Ottawa College on the latter's campus to-morrow as played he able te | loge | Ha Two E | Battery i have' gone and | "Varsity here, n, though Ottawa ( wir claim the will be the =: and sho match will be their Left The Battery. lish fellows, jumped the job, i day morning, soldiers in Ame uld ol a apy on Wednes- and it is thought they across the border to enter | the United States navy. | Two promotions have heen made { this week in "A" Battery :- Corpl. | | Burbeck to the rank of sergeant and | Bomb. Wolle to corporal. - A Special. | Very fine bread flour $2.50 cwt,, | chyice pastry flour, $2.50 ewt.: fine Labrador herrings. and good potatoes, | week, grocery, » On ol New ecgnned goods cheap at Hopkin Market Square, the station platform, wag turn to at Several who have been taking Aldershot, Eng., return to the city parade of the troops Free concerts | were given in all the parks and (here was a gineral holiday display and | oa attice throughout the city, 1K. and P. - - ed 'upside down. Miss Florence Bateman George Countryman, both of gekpom, | lon course wery married Wedne ay, fghier | expected 25th, : CARS the | 1 show the force of to day' $s heavy A heavy baggage truck | 1 Ladies' Ladies' Extra Heavy Ladies' Swiss Embroidered Gent's Large Pure Black Shirt Waists at fv, Black Mercerized Satin Skirts at The. Night Gowns at 79%, Morning Wrappers at 95c, Ladies' Stocking Supporters at 136, Be, | Roald Irish Linen Hemstitched Handke rchicfs at Je., worth Me. worth 81. worth 81.25. worth $1.50, worth 25¢ Handkerchiefs at 10e., worth 20c, Linen Handkerchiefs at 15¢., worth 23¢, worth $1.50, Small Ghings at Small Prices 5000 papers Pins at le, Hool Sewing Needles, Rhyme 5c. Another line at 20c,, Children's Undervests at '10e., Children's Fancy "Hair Brushes at v cack" ! papers for Je, Handkerchief: at Qe, worth 30c, worth de. worth 20e. euoh, Table Tapestry Lhoneel Large Glass Towelling at Nie» Large White Honey Large Linen Table Extra Large Linen 200 pairs ( At 69c.. Extra large, Covers at Table Glass and Honey © Roller Linen at 10c., ey and White worth SI At T9%., at 9c. Extra Large Comforters at" $1.50, Staple Goods Be. worth Tle, . Covers at #125, worth $1.75. omb Towels at Te. per pair, be. per yard. worth 15¢. Comb Quilts at £1.10, worth £1.50. Covers at The., worth $1, Table Covers at $1.25, worth 82, Union Blankets 81.25. worth $2.50. worth worth 81.10. den A Ww he AC Gents' Furnishings Fleeced Shirts and Deawers at 3%... worth 50e. Men's Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers at 78¢., worth: $1.50 Men's Heavy Black Sateen Shirts at Men's Wool Sweaters at Wool Sweaters at He. Ulen"s, Heavy Boys' Boys' Cream Knit Men's Heavy Men's Fancy Boy's Elastic 49 dozen Boys Lot 1 at 20c,, Lot 3 at 35, Cardigan Jackets at Boy's Heavs Cardigan Braces at Braces at Ke. Men's Lambs Wool Combination Suits at 81.25, Shirts and Drawers 113, worth $1. worth, $1.50. worth Wool Swéaters at 50c., worth $1. Toe. worth $1.25. Jackets at 6%¢., worth £1, 10¢., worth Xe. worth 1¢e He. worth 22 worth de worth 5H0c, Lot 2 at 23¢,, worth a oe. Ready-made @lothing 125 Men's Tweed Suits. 05 Men's Overcoats All reduced to bc. and The. on the dollar. 144 pairs Men's Pants. 95 Boys' and Youthe's Suits, 656 yards Prices ranging next week, Men's Grey All-Wool Union Socks at Se ! Coatings Diagnol Coatings, Beavers to 21 per yard. Socks per pair, worth-15e. A114 pairs Men's Heavy Wool Socks: nt. 13¢., worth 25e. Trish AN reduced to half price and Frieze. Hundreds of other Bargains will be offered To-. morrow Night and all Next Week. To-morrow Night Between 87and 10 o'clock we will offer Gents'. Ties, Gents' Gloves, Gents' Mufflers, Gents' Handker- chiefs, Gents' Braces and Gents' Underwear at Reckless Prices. Remember the Place : Cor. King and Princess Sts. . F. X..COUSINEAU, Deneral Manager. . tw