** Some food is to the sustenance of the and nourishes the brain, mba i sweetenin, the most healthful food all grocers. Now 4 Ee? SHOBS FOR THE LADIES That are particularly stylish in shape and madé in-a very skillful manner are the kind we are showing. The Woman who puts her feet in a pair of our $2, $2.50 and $3 'Box Call Shoes will not need to be afraid of the wet weather, 1, JERNINGS, King St, CUBA LANDS Be Guided by Those Who Know About "Bartle," and, Knowing, Have Bought Land There. : Unguestionahle evidence of confidence in Cuban Realty Company! property at "Bartle." Enstern Cuba, is furnished by the fact that overy intending purchaser, who has visited our property, has bought. Proof conclusive that they have been satisfied with the fortility of the - moll, Whe [aVorabie Totation of their lands, and with #he sreagportation facilities Ofiered at *Bartle" Price of [ands, $35 Acre The Cuban Realty Co. LIMITED Sealephon sy ¥o, 70... = Apply to 4.0. RUTTON, Agent 311 University Ave., Kingston. ¥ . . Plvmbing ane Heating "Hot Water Heating a Specialty, Inspection of work invited. will be cheerfully given. for Estimates I have none but the Lest plumbers and guarantes you first-class work, DAVID HALL Brock Street. 'Phone 335. An Honest Guarantee We guarantee OUR milk' to be AB- SOLUTELY pure; put up in sterilized bottles. It is the bent. Try it. Kingston Milk Depot' 'Cor, Brock and Bagot Sts, Port Wines Our lmportations of Ports, which have Just arrived, comprise some of 'the old. est and hest of Portugal's production. Brands such as Graham's and Craft's are famous theworld over, Prices in these per gallon. range from $3 to $§ Everything of the best in all our lines. JAS. McPARLAND 239 and 341 King St.) 'Phone 274. : HALLIDAY ELECTRIC COMPANY ' Specialists in Diseases of . Motors and Dynamos and "The Perfect Food" muscle and the blood. It fills ail the and it is so fresh and crisp that it is It is absolutely pure substance, known, i lons "of water were used good to eat but not healthful. Other food is - healthful but not good to eat--Malta -Vita is both healthful and good to eat. It is all of the wheat and contains every element necessary human body. It develo the nerves, the bones, the uirements of a food just the best you Eon and 'contains no Physicians recommend it as It's always ready to eat. THE « AND PLAYHOUSES. in Vienna. New York, tized for production At the . Casino, Arthur" Bourchier and Violet Van: brugh are . responsible .for Loudon's latest "Merchant of Venice." "The Squawman," with William Faversham, bad ite initial New York performance on Monday. To cure the blues, New York critics recommend "Wonderlamd," 'the latest Herbert MacDonough comic opera, Amelia Bingham made a great hit as Lady Teazle in "The School for Scandal," at Proctor's Fifth Avenue theatre, this week. It is said that Olga Nethersole has been asked to give lftcen performan- | cos of selections from her repertoire, in Paris, before opening her London season. & Boys don't liketo wear their father's don't havi to if he wears Ceetee, for he'll wear it out himself, Just as écomomical to buy Ceetee full. Mwmoned one-piece suits for them, also, and much more comfortable--no coarse Seams to chafe the body, Made of the Bnest wool, rendered A secret' process which does not impair wearing quality, Jour Dealer a re- any eeteo Garment that shrinks Made at Galt, Canada, by | The C. TURNBULL CO., Limited, and sold by all reliable dealers. : pL Madame Rejane has secured the old Royalty theatre, in London, end on January 4th the season will open with a compmny of Parisian artists in French plays. Enthusiasm greeted Forbes Robert son's sumptuous revival at the Scala of "For the Crown." This is the se- cond time in ten years the actor has had to fall back upon Joha David- son's poetic drama. On account of the exactions of labor unions, made up of the musicians em- ployal in their orchestras, Montreal theatrical managers. bave begun dis- cussing the advisability of doing away with the orchestras. Francis Wilson has weored with great sucess in the one aet piece, "The Little Father of the Wilderness," he. is presenting in conjunction "Cousin Billy."" In this little play he portrays a French priest. ; "Hars-Kiri""" is the name of a Japanese playlet now on in London. are so different from ours, that, though the play is intensely tragic, a polite audience could hardly help laughing. Richard Mantell, who for so many rears was a wtranger to Broadway, has come into his own, and this week opened what promises to be a very successful engagement at the Garden theatre, New York. The opening. bill was Richard III. Madame Modjeska will conmhence what is announced as her farewell tour on November 6th, in Pittsburg. Many old friends of the Polish actresk have written wishing her success, among the number being Madame de Navarro (Mary Anderson.) POTATOES $1,000 A POUND. The Potato Boom is Watched » With Interest. . The agricultural and liortic rommunitic. have... SW tural of said three years the potato boom. This may be to have started two or ago when ' the famous "Northern Star" appeared before the public, Originally it sold at a few shillings a = pound; the boom started and in a very short time the stock was so limited that neither love or J money._could purchase dt: This fairly | took the bwath away, buf. what ex- pression must be used to deseribe the appearance of the "Eldorado" po tato. It is impossible to say what original price this fetched, but before long "small tubers no larger than marbles were bought at $20 and 325 each. This would be somewhere about 21,000 a polind But how is the purchaser going to make his monev-hack, tet slope make anvthing out of such sols ¥ He undertakes known as an ture, precious mor what has heen "express" potato\cul method whereby there ' is practically no limit" to the number of plants produced Tromy each tuber. This may undertaken i several wave, but all are the same in princi ple. Each potato mav be placed in a box covered with light fibrous soil or leaf mold moderately damp, and then kopt 'in a warm glass house Vers soon from each ove sprouts ap a pear of varying strength. These are allowed to grow 'for a short time, producing a mass of fibrous roots Fach sprout now with a root attach od is taken from © the tuber and pot ted. It is now placed in a gentle heat to grow and the old tuber is put to sprout again, and so on until the vitality of the tuber prevénts any more sprouts emerging. The old tuber ix then often cut up and potted and produces a fow plants itself. After the sprouts have grown up into fairly strong stems these are "topped" to form cuttings, which in their turn produce © new plants, and the old 'sprout is meanwhile sending up now shoots. which in their "turn can be used as cuttings, and so on. tne' grower confidently assorted some time ago that he hoped in the near future hy express culture to make a : pound of sets yield a ton of pro due! It is easy to see how' the grower. gets returns. Penetrates And Heals. When you buv Smith's White Lini ment wou secure the most penetrating and healing remedy on the market for sprains, swelling, neuralgia, in- flammation, lumbngo and all aches and pains, Evefy drop filled with ut most durative power and the remedy never fails to care promptly apd thoroughly. In big bottles, only at Wade's. The total population of the city of Elmira, N.Y. is 34,692 a decrease of 19000, which were 35.872, In Java, there is an orchid all the flowers of which open at once. as if by the stroke of a wand, and they also all wither together. Last year upwards of 42,000,000 gql- in washing the streets and London. Three applications of Peck's Carp salve will cure hard ar soft corys, 150.ant Wade's drug store, - all Bleotrie Troubles. The walnut and peach came from! Persia, dey gl 17180 from "the federal census figures of | courts of the city of . i Mary Mannering, now joint star with her husband, James K. Hackett, in "The Walls of Jericho," playing the Savoy theatre, New York, is to re tire. from her husband's company in about six weeks, to star on her. own Hl CBE i Grace George, in Newburg, v this week, produced the long expected dramatization by Margaret Mayo, of Mrs. Humphrey Ward's "novel, "The Marriage of William Ashe," Reoves Smith, who was seen in Kingston with "The Tyranny of Tears," played the long suffering. and somewhat priggish; husband. . Three--organjzations; wmder Chatles Frohman's management. are now playing "The Catoh of the Season," and all to great business. Edna May at Daly's theatre, New York; Sevmour Hicks and Ellaline Terriss, on tour in England, and. another company at the Vaudeville theatre, London, where the piece was first produced. *Le Dedale," which is being played in. America by Miss --Olga Nethersols, under the name of "The Labyrinth." recived Lita initial production in Washington last Monday. It is a so cial problem dealing 'with divorce and is novel in. conception. Miss Nether sole plyys the part of a divorced wife who relarries, but whose afieetion for ber first\hushand is re-awakened hy her love for their child. Because o railway wanted the for- a ¥tatfon, the old Strand tre properties, in London, have auctioned off site thea been The gilt-framed mirror, before which the show girls of the "Chinese Honeymoon" compmnv had primped up, was disposed of for a couple of shillings. Half a crown bought ballet skirts and papier mache chickens, but five shillings was not enough for the old curtain, so it alone wal reserved In London Pir Charles Wyndham has just produced successfully "Captain Drew on Leave," by H. H. Davis, au- thor of "Mrs. Gorringe's Necklace." which was so much enioyed when Sir Charles Wyndham and © Mise Myry Moore played it here last season. It is said that neither of them has ever MOTHER AND CHILD. Let the mother take Scott's Emulsion for the two; it never fails to benefit them both. One can eat for two, but nour- | ishing two is.a different thing. It calls for a de | gree of internal strength that the average woman lacks. People of luxury are not very strong by | habit; overworked people are weak in some func | tions from exhaustion or their surroundings. Scott's | Emulsion can be depend- | ed upon to overcome such conditions, It is a won- derful food for a mother and child. SCOTT & BOWNRE, Toronte, Oat. | | | t Mantell Doing Well in New York A clever compgny, a lavish pro ~--Forbes Robertson in "For Sudtion, spirited vie, but a nie ! ', pe y fashioned, echous, witless thé Crown"--Rejane Takes book. There you have a frank sum- Old Royalty Threatre in Lon- ming up of "The Gay Lord Vergy," don, the Endlich adapatation of the well "Little. Dorrit' has been drama: known opera . bouffe "Lo Sire de Alice Nielsen will appear on November 10th, The canons of dramatic art in Japan }/ prot Y. "fproot-of t » day while modelling one of the elephants in a big show, | | DAILY WHIG, SATURDAY, NO THINGS THEATRICAL NOTES ON PLAYS, PLAYERS boon fitted with parts more suited to them then in the new play. The play contains' many bright comedy lines, most of which fall to Wyndham. "The Gay Lord Vergy," a threc-act *a boufie, has failed in London. # morning after the prodpction the Dally Mail said: It was .all rather ergy," produced 'at the Apollo thea- wo : tre, Maeterlink's "Monma Vanna" 'oduced in New wag York at the Man attan theatre on Monday evening hy Mme. Bertha Kalich, a Yiddish act: ress, who aspires to récogmition on the English stage. The Tribune says: "Mme. Kalich met the demands in a way that leaves no doubt of her Vitality, though | much of her flexibi ty. ers was no spineloss, blood- loss acting. Here was the ring of Passion, the thrill of emotion. Bug it wal crude, monochromated. The mg climax of the play is logical, if ethics may be questioned. Miss Ka ad 1s VEMBER 4. 66 Red Feathep Tea " Quoth John Bull to Jack Can "I'm proud.of you and wish you luck, RED FEATHER has the Proper smaci_. I'm glad you're ia the Union, Jack, For 40¢. the 1b.," says he, * ""Tis Goc. of quali-tea |" 4 Treat from Ceylon 'Black, Green or Mixed » One Price --40 Cents, uck, lich énded it with the logical note, the birth gong of the Pagan dream. That final ery of joy was her best work of the evening." 3 ! ! | | | | | CHRISTIAN MICHELSEN, The head of the provisional govern- | ment of Norway und one of the strong- | ost and most popular men of that ! most likely | should the | mn favor of o | nent | country. ts regarded as the < AS ARTISTS MODELS. i Wild Animals Sometimes Object | to Being Such. "Wild animals have a great many | Mayes, who ivate C T. Priva . has this 4 erinl Voluntee Im he pot of ion tna from Cape n to the fr took = was very useful ind sprains, skin diseases, wor Kelpion surf fist ov ht to command a large sa Bo ave hoard praises fror guarantee every CLV. will re J $15 VALUE for 173 Grand Singing and ; Playing Machines $6. 95 2 yo of a WHAT ) It's the biggest value that has " in the Talking Machine busiuess, we don't care by whom, when or where. It's a his . First-Clas Hi de; y than cally oid woo te price, aid plays and sings fu a wanner thay will It will cure all skin dise to ndid Band Music - polished, Mabugany finished Cabinet, real Talking Machine r or a cold. sm ri Sound Hox, h me Lronzed Horn Suppor. and v eczenia, an nlc or with new full Rariug Bella Nigh all inflamma 1¢ join It will allay to rhew.fiatism in Will reduce swellings, whe enlargements GEO. BROWN & C nging and Playing our nearest Express nok Bt it, examiue it ire t 30 nd hear it play. The couldnt buy anything equal to ft bal ind express chances, and ton times the price, That will gi . It thie Instrument is + od you sit right down A Hundred E. J. Bobar, Uy thinks it a wo Laughs Already We have had a dred Laughs over it already Great Amusement 271) Biria & Talks as Plain for the Boys must say it is a G: : : Pls of Mae or. te i Sod wo as You WESTERN EXCURSIONS, ment fur the boys. Fred Peters, Sluclal Si Vancouver, Vistors, Seatus, 1 Wouldn't Trade It 3g "Lrie Sly lair . Portand, Ore, second clase from fora $35 One da) : ings Beauti : ston. Lower rates to several Are surprise at the way it talks points. 'Tickets on sale from Sep Tian a #3. machine but imine ean beat hs full o 2 oon a long way. I would noi trade for the 4 . Ww Oct. "31st, if 1 could." His Duty to. Fors ST; [L201 5 Plays the Finest HRONTERS' RATES, SINGLE TS nine Ta ey Say Music To points fn Temagami on TP: wond-of pratses-- It in -realiy ne St s Mattawa to Port wh ir it are delighted. The land Ky.to poinis end Sault Ste. hea hited. TI Selo-tions ar perfot. 13 is equal to say $25 Marie inclusiy Michine I over he ud ways of showing their contempt for | human kind," said an artist, who has | made a specialty of modelling animals, | "Everyone has an idea that elephants | this is altogether wrong, I hey are easily trained, but are never tamed, | They are docile so long as the keeper | hes his goad 0 bis hand the meri: I gy) was sitting in his Stall with my | modelling stand, not knowing that on certain days he was given an extra al lowance of chain. Suddenly he flung his trunk around with such force that | it smashed the stand to bits and sent we a dozen feet ouside the stall. "He never forgot "his failure to dinigh: me, and soon afterwards he ex pressed his dislike in a more vulgar, | if less dangerous, manner. As 1 work | ed 1 heard him make a loud, suc king noise, but suspected nothing, At last when he had his mouth quite ll of water he blew it toward me." This sculptor and other artists agree that | the cat animals have a different. mode | of attack, There seems less spite and mare Teal hate in their method Seulp- | tors usually place their close to the bars as possible. same ohe was working onge close a tiger's cage, lying stands as | his to with the beast! inside | very quiet, apparently asleep, Without even raising his evelids the hig. cat struck between the bars with his heavy forepaw, splintering stand and sending the clay on the floor, the | in wad ---------------- LESS SCOTCH USED. Reduction of Two Million Gallons in Output. New York Sun. Since IS98-08 the output of whiskey | in Scotland has been reduced by 10, 500,000 gallons. The figures for this year show a reduction of nearly 2, 000,000 gallons, while 380.088 gallons have been added to the stock on hand bringing the latter to the enormous total of 124,778,039 gallons, This addition to the stocks on hand is not due to overproduction, but to a decrease in consumption. . The opinion is general in trade oir cles that unless the consumption takes un upward turn soon the Pro duction of both malt and grain whis key must be greatly restricted. The reduction in consumption is almost entirely confined to the lowest grades | of whiskey. Experts explain that become tame and fond of people, but North Bay. Good, going Oct. 1 And thi t al are offer: and brand new Records at that "The vig th we " Nov. Tth. ing a Barcatn 1s Recorss so /91:00 Records for 40c.--50c. Records for 25¢. 3d, mid new Records at aX saw ove Soe br Sh you prefer. and w nd all wo pogsib'y can You don ¢ mead £1 end mora that A dollar no matter haw large your order fe J To Muskokn Lakca,. Midland, | the Express Offic. Vo Apace erionzin 10 1611 yun whe wo aro mak ni thE bi: Simp tn prices. We offer you & regular $15 P : hu os in Le ro Midland, vou pay for it, and there 7 along and tie <hortol it. We don't think it necrsary to tall vou to writs us » Bays, ene ti ug of ERTEWR will be to jum at such a ¢ niga. Be sure and tell us what Express Offics you want 0s 10 ship tha Outht te if v- too tar 1 1 to Jakeleld. 2 Ht ons Arey! § 508 i i ndsay 0 m, Benmeecrmicicssn -------- iD Da mXaronte. Ontario Nurs Bay... Points. on. N. (Georgian Bay . and Mackina yision). Good Going Oct. 26th th. All tickets valid returning w cember 9th. For further particulars, tickets other Information apply to HANLEY, City Passenger Agent EVERYWHERE id RN A NORRIE ---------- wd Even, the roadside Inn finds it neccessary to stock Carling's Ale. > IN CONNECTION WIT! This beverage has become so popular that it is CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL) _, asked for everywherc--at the smallest Inn as well TRAINS LEAVE KINGS as the grand hotels, clubs, cafes, restaurants and 1239 pov --Express, for Otfaw treal, Quebec, St. dohn, N.B., a Boston, Toronto, "Chicago. Denvi private homes. rev, Sault Ste. Kare, Oulu . . . ' : Pav', Wianipeg, Vancouver, Carling's Ale is made from water which registered Portland, nnd San Francisco. : 8 pm.--Local for Sharbot 99.08 degrees pure by Government Analysts. counecting with C.P.R. east and 510 a.m --Miz=d, for Kenlrew termediate points @® Passengers leaving Kingston a P.m., arrive in Ottawa at 5:0 Peterboro, 5 12 nm. Torent pa Boston, 7:30 a.m. St. A : NR. 11:55 am - Full particulars at K. & P. a R. Ticket Oflice, F,; CONWAY, NOTED FOR ITS Ontario Street F. A. FOLGE PURITY, BRILLIANCY and UNIFORMITY a. = oe Bay of Quinte Rai New short line fer Tweed, } Deserento, and .all local points. ave City Hall Depot at 8:35 CONWAY, Agent B. Q. Ry., Kix -- ener ren acter ry ALLAN LINE LIVERP( OL. and ROYAL MAIL STEAME Sie PICK OF CANADAS ENORMOUS From Montreal. From WHEAT CROP 1S BY SPECIAL PROCESS §f btvarins, i, Soe 3, 2] { \"CONVERTED INTO THE MOST PALATABLE Tutisan. 111. Nov: 17, & pa. } Vale MONTREAL TO GLASGOW. 1 OF BREAKFAST CEREALS SicHian Thurs., Oct. 26, (d: hr Ss MONTREAL TO LONDO! Y : - pi: OTE nin: ger Depot. Py A ORANGE MEAT LE Lake Ontario and Bay of Steamboat Co., Limit STR. "ALETH. Leaves Kingston dally except MB opm for Picton and inte Bay of Quinte Ports, BY! THIS PROCESS EVERY LIFE-GIVING ELEMENT OF THE GRAIN 15 UTIUZED ORANGE MEAT NOURISHES THE INLD AND KEEPS IN GOOD TRIM STRONG MINDS AND BODIES EASILY DIGESTED LOOK FOR THE NEW PREMIUMS COUPONS IN EVERY 15. PACKAG I ntormation from J.P. H public house Keepers been stead * Glldersleave, J Swit Ageing, an : ave 5 ily poisoning . their customers with | MEET FIRST TIME SINCE WAR. | 3 Ex E. HORSFV. Trafic Ma poor whiskey, with the result thyt -- | -- - people are declining to pay high | Brothers, Separated at Lookout | » C ? prices. for such stuff, On the other Mountain. B Pes hand, there is'no decease, but rather Denver Post. Hea an increase, in the sale and consump The Natioual Fneampmont of the ) @ tion' of the higher grade in bottles, which will continue. The firmsemanu facturing the inferior article are ready suffering, and will be foreed to restrict their production. The standardization of whiskey sooner or later will be enforeed. This 1 Grand Army of the Republic at Denver brothers together for the first tinie for Paper and-En his month was mare than a mere cident to the lives of A. NS. saith, of Are there more "Happy ENGRAVING Can Decks Con, and Smith, of Coun Thought" Ranges =old in Can two Kingston and district than In | Letter thirty-five years, "the hro®rs were | ta Besides may be expected to cause some 'out: | hath members of an Hlinois regiment {all other makes combined ? Printing ro lam. ols Lett ory, fut the trade in the end will {in the civil war, A: 8. Smith was ee | If you require a New Cook iv, Toum benefit by .it. tired from the serviee after the loss of S his : : i HE WHIG, Kir a leg at the Battle of Lookout Moan. [O1OVE this year it will pay tte, ih Ba Force Of Habit. | jin. He went to Connecticut, and {youl to seek the answer to. - DONT KEEF Naw York 'Stag ® | has since lived in the east. After the Here is the latest awtomobile story. A physician started a. model insane asylom and set apart - one ward es pecially for crazy motorists and chauf- feurs. Taking a friend through = the building. he pointed out with parti cular pride the antomobile ward and called attention to its elegant fur nishings and equipment. \ "But," said the friend, "the place | is empty: 1 don't =v any Patients." | Oh, they are all imder the co fixing the slats," explained the physi ¥ cian, it war his brother also to" visit "His brother in lowes. eampinent. in looks 'wi Ba settled in 1 the above question. CHELOR'S H wg In: all the intervening "vears tile Your wife 1s at the brothers never have met. The ecastery Would rather have you enjo {brother finally journied 'to the st | THE COMFORTS OF to join his comrades in Denver | hr Y takin B IR R your meals at the OQUOIS HO C. H POWE CARPENTER AND JOBS : 103 Raglan St He | M | topped off on his way from ths en the great change ght by hese many vears sanized each other Despite cKELVEY & BIRCH 69 and 71 Brock Street, Kingston: he brothers ------------ The screw. of an Atlan tit, lin olvés something like 6.000 tir ween Liverpool and New York, J