Is Certainly *ord ur best. of last nent. nake it difficult for an : ock, and a carefy] Hels do when fabri [AILORED, ¢ CARE. bowing of Fall Suits it--every stitch, every Ii he master tailor; no Y ise e alighted. That is why our eir shapes other kind. Ss 8 oth ) $716.50. ve'll more than meet your BIBBY CO, Near Store. eason, and esire to Save to sell is evidenced by the ready GOAT SALE uccess we have decided to let it run 18th. business, Everything is open and e, because we desire it. We know as, but never mind, there are more as ours are put into practice every- ces from $12 to $18. $9 00 ces from $7 to $12. $4 75 Get Your Pick. People's Clothier den's and Crawford's Groceries. Rubbers! Everybody wears them. You eed a pair. Try a pair of the Best Rubbers made, manufactured Fhe Canadian Rubber Co. We recommend them. We have rem in the newest shapes to fit 1 styles of Boots. The Sawyer Shoe Store Ee ---------- H TURKEY reet, Kingston. pbb ebed *0ed CO., Toronto, Ont o CIALISTS : abbitts,'" PESOS 000000 fast ttered and your courage gone, ee Lydia B, Pinkhams Voge. table Compound. See what it did for Madame Josephine Rinville, Mastai, Que. She writes: court, tell hb d Also a Few Facts on the Same m his Slomge that Toast laws 800s AS con, red with elables, ment rime, and Quickly j,., Ya Julius Remmson, on this sub- | there is quite a good opening for iy of Kingston Old Boys ;Resaciation in lly "Nervous persons, people { right kind of a man. About a week Furante. Kingston oi abe py Li m a in hugltie wl uf low ¥ital, ago we heard wolves howling. Old Yopu ation a the 'ut meat and plenty of it' | times returning: Mrs, Smith and Mrs ne . X oe digestion 18 too feeble at first | Furner visited al Madoc, Mrs. Furn a oath ores st Millbrook an or ve easily corrected by the | or's only sister, Mrs. W. H. Brooks. MAUI A M A eI canon of Tablet use of Stuart's Dyspepsia | Mrs. Furner spent her birthday at th on cathedral. Toronto He exorllent" pach. meal. Two of these | Madoc. Business is quite flourishing was b i in Ireland, eighty-four voars will d; oo 1aDlets taken after dinner | uronnd Flinton. Mr. Hummersly's ( Va% born, rt New York when six- meat gest several thousand grains of | pew barn is now complete. ago, comug to ui i hy Bish » Ze or other animal food i teen. He was ordwiner w Bishop ig hours, and no matter how Your Bethune, and was incumbent of St the Stomach maybe, no trouble will Ruffianism In Toronto. John's. Portsmouth, from 1848 to . perienced ii a regular practice is Hamilton, Nov. 13.--W. C. McMql- | 1853. He was a conservative and im- ig of Sing Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- | len. sporting editor of the Hamilton pecialint., Jad leaves a widow and ny Decause they supply the pepsip | Herald, was cut in the face. ncar the | cight children, og or astase necessary to perfect di- | eve, bya stone thrown during a foot- John 1. Healy. for many vears will | Pa Simp] gest | med fi | to JE VED tal. brave, light-hearted } Fir | woman for some back FE, ; head that . then a juring her menstrual period she iss four-se, ave hep A healthy nse are excellen tion, and o % rine time also; has di d or. vanishes; ing, morbid, melancholy, everlasting BLUES. : Don't wait uatil your sufferings have driven you to des TO STAY SUICIDES. A Commission to Offer Help "if Desired. Cleveland, 0., Nov. 13.--To stav the hands of self destroyers and to render all possible aid to the object of the anti-suicide commis sion appointed Johnson. senator-elect; former probation officer of the juvenile Rev. member of the hoard of public service, comprige the commission. Every person is contemplating suicide is invited tod while a letter to the commission and Frede \ and is or her mdent from non-employment | the commission will employment while the needs and wants of others secki after, Mozart's fat} teacher, AE E------------TAA THEORIES ABOUT FOOD. " Subject. ¢ hear much nowadays about balth foods and hygienic living, about vegelarignism, fads along (ho same Restaurants may be found in larger cities wi coffee is served and the glory, a oes galore advanced to prove that weal was never hs, ur ore Years bei, po gre f health Our forefathers had other things to » than formnl, food they te alendid to gy kind, Batters of diet grains, fruits Ir the tect, gesteo Overeg Restion of food, Pepsia in 'all its many. Mrms is allure of the stomach to di- v af foc » and Solve the riddle @ a 5 to make : 8 Preparation Tablets eal profess active aan an THAT HAS NEVER FAILED . Joy of ya my, and heart-beats very Her doctdr says: ** have dyspepsia; you will be soon." But she doesn't get *" all right," and and almost make-us--beliove sturdy ancestors, who lived appetite furnishes nt a a highly concentrated form 18 diges an Vegetables or grains, Composed iples, a S and sglts ached and i ed bee: ite slept poorly, been qu and iron once or aring-down fouling. 8 Nothing Cheer espondent. then come the brood- ir, with your nerves the despomdent is by rick Mayor Tom L. 8. Howe, state Viliam H. Greenland, Harris R, Cooley, in who Cleveland troubles. For people endeavor to obtain ng aid will be looked a. her was a violin and many other line. the ere no meat, pastry or food crank is id arguments and the- intended for human in robust health rk and mutton ignorant on must yssly the of ate theories about the A warm welcome was from bacon to and como t guides to follow ij , and a mixed diet of nd peats is undoubted grains and veg- the, most nu- 1 and assimilated more very form of indigestioy which actually 1 the sensible wav te nd cure the dyspep n- like St he vart's Nyspen of natural diges- Pepsin, diastase, fruit daily use at meal time endorsed by the VERY (ALM ACTRESS OLGA NETHERSOLE QUIETS e Gongs Capse Alarm Among Wmschescl plunged into that } Women, But Brave Words of | of misery, the BLUES is Star to Her Hearers Banishes or re. It SS vewally { ia Way i Spirit of Fear That Had f *5he has been feeling "| Seized Them. Chicago, Nov. 13.--A few words spoken atthe right moment by an actress who was in full possession of her wits stilled a panic at the Illinois theatre, Saturday, just when it had assumed alarming proportions. Scores of terrified women, sbme crying some screaming in terror 'and others mute with fright, were rushing for the ex- its when Migs Olga Nethersole went before .the curtain," with-a smiling as- surance-thit all-was well, and in less The third act of "The Labyrinth' was near its conclusion, and Miss Nethersole 'and Miss Dorothy Grim: stone held the stage. The clang of a fire engine gong suddenly sounded, and several women. started from their seats. A few moments passed, and the sound of another 'gong broke in with startling clearness, one of the theatre doors having been opened just as a hose cart was: clattering by in Jack- son boulevard, . Close on this came other pieces of fire apparatus with gongs ringing. The noises suddenly ceased, "when the © engines and hose carts turned north in Michigan ave- nue. The audience settled down to listen to the play, aud a few moments of stillness ensued! Then a woman's voice rang out shrill. from the balcony : "I know they have stopped here; | know it."" The whole audience turned as if thrilled 'by an electric shock, and a wave of fear spread to all parts oi the house. The woman sprang from her seat and dashed for the exit, Other women caught the contagion of tettor and followed her example. The few men in the audience, and a num- ber of women who were not alarmed, cried *Sit down," but their demands were not obeyed. Miss Nethetuole paused in her lines to make assuring gestures, but still. the frightened wo- men kept crowding toward the exits. Mise .Nethersole and Miss Grimstone continued their lines to the finish, a matter of a few moments, .the curtain was lowered, and then Miss Nether sole reappeared before the curtain with an uplifted hand. The rush for the ex- its halted. The women began to take their seats quietly, while the actress waited with a smile on her face that carried confidence, For. a few mo- ments she stood silent, and then she spoke : "Dear women; [| feel as though 1 want to shake hands with you. You have beqp so brave. Pires remember that when there is any danger we be- hind the scenes are the first to know it, and we would not lead you wrong- lv. Please 'remember that the safety of the entire audience depends upon each one of you, Keep cool, keep cool. 1 thank you." "CHIEF JUSTICE MULOCK Took His Seat Without Any Ceremony, To-Day. Toronto, Nov. 13.--Chief Justice Mulock took his seat, this morning, 1s president of the exchequer division of the high éonrt. On the bench with him were Justices Clute and Anglin. \ large number of lawyers were pre- sent in the belief that there would be some gort of ceremony, but there was absolutely nothing. Sir William took his seat. and the hearing of the first was proceeded with. Flinton Facts. Flinton, Nov. 10.--The humters have come; you can hear the booming of their guns at a distance. There is quite a lot of snow; we had a short, but terrific snow-storm, William York and gang, from Bell Rock, are here on their annual hunt, but deer don't case seem very plentiful. A bright little fellow, Frank, aged three years, the son of Francis and Mary Lessard, is dead, being sick only a few days with inflammuatiop of the bowels. We ex: tend our sympathy tothe bereaved parents. Fgbert Blackeby has caught some line mink on the stream. We wish our young trapper good luck. Boys, hurrah for the shanties, Many are taking in and enjoying the hunt ny W. E. Horn, Wolfe Is land, is here as usual, an annual hunt er, and many strangers. Lovely mild weather for the time of year. Manv are prophesying a wild winter. We think we can do with a little Jess snow than last winter. Me. Saundry is about closing business at the Flin- ton grist mill, as his time has ex- pired. We hope some good business man will take hold of the mill, season. ball match in Toronto. Calvin Davis, That | me by their use. Times, Svas hit in she back by a stone. Come ander puss of people why rrr Peptics nl © head of 'nervous 'dys. Doubtless Both. its § cat Plenty of meat and "Anything startling about that ily use (f Phopes digestion by the | gical comedy last night?" © tive medicines fie harmless diges- | Nothing particular. Good many fablets, cpm oiry Stuart's Dyspepsia | oi friends in the cast." "Gags or chorus girls *" excess of .the cost of running both in candescent and arc plants. Cherry Valley to George R. Dulmage and will ne a resident of Picton days, returned home Thursday. and known to don gestive principles. Mr. and ¥Wre Thomas Chrisley have returned to their home in Toronto, than half aminute order. was restor<| Alva E. Scott, has sold kis place in George Mills, Napanee, visiting Ross McRae, Brock street, for the past few attractiveness, broidery on play in the flannels--so fin elicit "Ohs 1?' from every themselves re ery idea. The cut on simple corded with of stamping. smartness is knots in a so Movements They Are P. F. Belfou C. €. Ross, over Sunday. Miss, Ello school, is ill, J. J. Latov city on busine D. L. Bluch ville, 'is in. th Miss Lashle Miss Asselsting Mrs. J. H ager of the Creek, N.W Miss Jennie home Saturda in Chicago. Rev. Hugh nee, have bee M T. 5 Institute ter the Year. John Todd master on the Galt staff medi the king. Rev. 8. J. preach missio ham street Sunday. on Sunday m Edward Be pany, was sol His chances of and his many lieved and ple Miss Sarah ed after sper with her pare hael Tohin, a2 creased intere Lieut.-Col. to. who ward on Thur ston. and is was hook-keeper & ing a very Iu Salada Tea « it is ever a © dog." friends Mr. Healy on the logs of ** and white s own business ter mind the ™ the work th. a _per- iis tal : kK of 'digestion. Ch Pictdn's incandescent plant is jn ex- hatti medicines, aS rading oF cellent: condition and is paymg a Arrival of Vessels. ihe Welder 12Me of dyspepsia cures, are | handsome pfofit. It is expected that | Father Point, Que. Nov. 13-88, abe ha for indigestion, as they have | the year's receipts for incandescent | Monteagle, C.P.R. line, from Bristol, diges tely no effect upon the' actual | lighting will be about $2500 in |in at 4:45 a.m. S8. Kensington, Dom- inion line fre S 7:25 a.m. line, from It's bad for Cross Cough 20c, IN FASHION'S FORM. A Really Co The indispensable dressing sacque is in for its share days, and many are the little touches that are brought wearing apparel naturally finds ample | ments for miladi's privacy. a rose pink flannel. broidered with brown silk in a simple polka-dot design that any girl may mark out without louisine that confines PERSONAL MENTION. for afew days. spending a few days in town. William Smythe is now acting man past few days. granted the imperial service medal, by Methodist Next Sunday will be Cooke's church anniversary. Rev. I. Strachan, Brock- ville, and Rev. Dr. Mowatt, Mon- treal, will officiate. John Shea gave a delightful tenor solo, in Queen street Methodist church heard for some time. stitution --Syracuse; NY has, return: Rev, 5. BE. Scott, of Dominion Square Methodist church, Montreal, will preach aniversary sermons in Queen street Methodist church next Sunday. The congregation is asked'to contribute $500, Rev. Dr. MacTavish, as the new minister of Cooke's church, has proved to be all that - was said of him. Under his direction, Cooke's is again going ahead. 'There is an in young people's society work. H. be sorry to hear that he is mourning Antwerp, : a.m. SS, Angola, Elder Dempster line, from Havana, inward at 3'am.. Don't lie awake and cough all night. THE DAILY WHIUG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13. } mfortable Lounging Jacket. of attention these out to add to its The craze for hand em- all articles of: feminine se little intimate gar- The fine ne are they that they and "Ans!" of pleasure feminine shopper--lend adily to this embroid- little sacque pictured is kimono lines and is of The bands are orown velvet and em- even the difficulty A finishing touch of the sash of soft brown the waist and ft bow in front. Of The People--What Saying And Doing. r, Marlbank, is in town Ottawa, was in the city tt, teacher, at ir, SE, er, express agent. Belle- e city wy, Brighton, is in the Toronto, is visiting Portsmouth. Carswell, Ottawa, eo, ' is erchants Bank, at Maple Livingston, returned y, after a month's ¢isit Cairns and wife, Napa- n in Kingston for the yraith, of the Collegiate , ust resigned, will en- cal college at the New Brewer's Mills, lock » Rideau canal, has been Shorey, Oshawa, will nary sermons in Syden church next orning, one of the finest nnett, of the MI'. com mewhat improved to-day. f recovery are now good, friends are greatly re rased. Tohin, of the State In ding a couple of weeks nts, Mr. and Mrs. Mic RX Union street, st in Sunday school -and M. Pellatt, of Toron knighted by King Ed rsduy, was born in King the honorary resident at MceRae's, is now hold erative position with the company. New* York. Asc ase of "Tove me, love my who will congratulate his business success, will Bill." the faithful black paniel. who minded his . and let all but his mas- rs. ym Liverpool, inward, at 8. Kingstonian, Leyland inward at 7:45 vou. Take Gibson's Red Louise | 4 - A SPECIAL. MEETING HELD, ON SUNDAY, IN THE Y.M. CAS Secretary Gives Interesting Ad- dress on Sir George Williams, Founder of the Association-- Mr. Lipscombe Speaks To- Night. Rev. D. Laing, of the First Baptist church, gave a migst interesting and. helpful talk at the men's meeting yes terday afternoon. As this inciting was the inception of the special week of meetings, his message was filled with appropriate suggestions to. Christian men, growing . out of the incident of the raising of Lazarus. The general secretary gave a brief memorial address on the law Sir George E. Williams. Sir George was born in 1821, in Somersetshire. Con- verted in Bridgewater, he went to London at the age of twenty years, and was engaged in the Hitchcock Drapury establishment, St. Paul's churchyard. In 1844, he, with eleven others; organized the Y.M.C.A. move- ment, which quickly spread over Eng- land, and in 1851, the first branch was started in' Montreal, and later in Boston. To-day, there arc over 3,700 associations in North Awerica, and 7,500 in the world. At the jubilee, in 1891, Queen Vietoria knighted George Williams, as .a philanthropist. The speaker saw Sir George at the C, I world's convention, held in London, in 1901. As Sir George bowed from the platform he received the Chatau qua salute, from ex enthusiastig body of 5,000 delegates, In the fulness of age, with a life crowned with honor, Sir George pass- ed away last Monday. will be interred in St. ral. Tonight, at cight o'clock, Rev. W. Hatt Lipscomb, curate of St. Paul's, will give a straight talk on an portant theme, which a large number of men should hear. The preparatory prayer-meeting at 7.30 o'clock, will be attended by all the directors of the association, AH interested men are cordially invited to join with them at this and the large meeting, His remains Paul's cathed im- NO FRESH DEVELOPMENTS From Scenc of the Bavarian. Quebee, Nov, 13.--There are no now developments from the scene of the wrecked Bavarian; 150 laboreis have been working almost continually day and night since the 4th inst, dis charging cargo. An interview with the diver, in charge ol the operations on the ship, gives most interesting de- tails, He states that he had examin ed all that portion of the ship to the Wrecked northward, and found that she had struck on the reef amidships. There were numerous large boulders lying all around, and there was ho possi bility whatever of placing the exact positions from the outside of the apertures causwl hy these boulders. This rock had evidently piorced the vessel immediately under the crigines, raising them nearly four feet, and completely raining the working of all the machinery, not only for opera ting the steamer, but of the dyna mos for the lighting, as well as all the heating apparatus. It was their intention to endeavor at- lower water. to construct an inner platform in the amidships hold, and try to resist the inrush of water, and also assist in raising the ship. It is stated that the forward and alt holds are comparatively free of water, the puwips being able to control any water coming in at these two points G. T. Davies & Sons, though erippled by the very heavy loss of their wreck ing "schooner, expect to 'put the steamer afloat in a comparatively short time. Must Work Men Only Six Days Winnipeg, Man., Nov. 1%.--~The city council have definitely decided not to permit Sunday cars unless the street railway agrees to the clavse permit ting no more than six working days a work, To Worship His Ancestors. Tokio, Nov. 13.-1t is officially an nounced that the emperor will leave Tokio on November Mth to worship at the Temple of, Iw Buck saws, axes, leather mitts, lan terns, coal oil cans, at right at Yellow Hardware Store, opposite Grind Opera House prices, Bracing Health-- Feel Good-- Sleep Well--Enjoy Life, Use Ferrozone. When you read the follSwing experi ence of Mrs. N. E: Peabody of Tren ton, you will realize what enormous benefit sick people get from Ferro- zone, Every woman will recognize in Mrs, Peabody's case symptoms from which she has suffered herself. AMONG HER TROUBLES WERE: Headaches, Weariness, Nervousness, Weakness, ~ Palpitation, Loss of Flesh, Dizzy Spells, Poor Appetite. HER STATEMENT : "I was stricken with nervous dis- ease of the heart and stomach, Vio- lent headaches made life a torture, | was so nervous ; and weak 1 could could scarcely» walk. Work was impos- sible. | couldn't eat or digest any- thing. When completely wrecked, Fer rozone restored me, Today 1 am vig- orous and strong and well." Thousands of men dnd women are unable to do work requiring. power of body and mind. Let them take Ferro- zone. It restores the «energy of youth, gives back vital stamina, creates re serve force, No medicine on earth con- «tains such concentrated nourishment. syrup. It's good for you, = . 3 Price 80ec. wer box, or six boxes © for MADE Made on new and modern Stock frem which Merc! artizans. entailed to put this common kind us know. WINN! Merchants R 4 perfectly over shoes of every popular shape. 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City No. 5 Mail 0 1245 a. 1.15 a.m. 3 Express .. 2.26 a.m. 3.05 a.m. " 11 Local .... 9.15.a.m, 9.47 a.m. *" 1 Intern'l Ltd12.16 acon 12.46 p.n " TMail .. .:3.19pm. 3.51 p.m. " 15 Local ... , 7.08 p.m. 7.38 p.m, GOING EAST 2 Lye. City Aer City, No. 8 Mail .. ..'148am. 222am. : ". Fast Exp. 226am. 305am. " 16 Local 8.16 a.m, 8.47 am. t "6 Mail ... ..12:16000n 12.46 p.m. "4 Fact Exp. 1.0Bpm. 1.29pm, " 12 Local'; ... 7.03 pom. pm. : . Now. 1,2, 8 and 4 run daily. Nos. 5 and 8 run daily except Monday. All other 3 trains daily except Sunday. Direct route to Toronto, Peterboro, Hamilton, Buffalo, nd Chicago, Bay Uity, Ottawa, Quebec, Halifux, Boston and New York. y Yor Pullman Accommodation, Tickets, and all other imformation, apply to J. P. HANLEY, A t, Cor. Juhnston and Ontario streets, Kinanton, Ont. Portland, RCL TR ASE LUT RAILWAY IN CONNECTION WITH . - CANADIAN PACIFIC RATLWAY. TRAINS LEAVE KINGSTON :-- 12:89 p ou--~E&pross, for Ottawa, I, Quebec, St. Jobn, N.B.; a, > Hoston, Turonto, 1CAgo. . Ren trew, Sault Ste. Mare, Ouluth, St. Paul, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Portland, and San Francisco 8 pm.--Local for Sh 'Lake, counecting with O.P.R. east west. 4:10 a.tn --~Mizad, for Kenirew and in- termediate points. Passengers leaving Kingston at 13:30 p.m, arrive jn Ottawa at 5:00 p.m.; Petethoro, 651 pan. oronto, 7:30 .m.; Bosten, 7:30 a.m. St. John, JB. 11:55 a.m. Full particulars at K. & P. and O, P, A Rt. Ticket Office; Ontario Street, 2 ¥, CONWAY, ¥. A. FOLOER, JR. Gen. Pass, Agent Gen. Supt, Bay of Quinte Railway New short line for Tweed. Navanes, Deseranto, and all local voints. Traine 'eave Oity Hall Depot at 5:25 p.m. WF. OONWAY, Agent B. Q. Ry.. Ki . ------------------------------ ALLAN LINE "Yo nonommny ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. From Montreal. From Tunisian, Fri, Nov, 17, 8 aan. 17, 4 pag From St. John Jom, Halifax. Parisian, Sat., Nov. 295 n., Nov . 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IL F METCALFE, Principal, Write, call or telephone for terms and cata. $000000000000000000008 { jogne i B. MCKAY, President, "THERE IS A TIME FOR ALL THINGS." Now, while prices are low, is the time to fill your coal bin with best uality SCRANTON COAL A from P: Walsh's Yard BARRACK STREET. ad ' Rh hh hd EMBOSSING Sct for Paper and Envelopes ENGRAVING retina Letter Heads Bealdes all classes of Letter Press Printing from a ca¥d to a volume, THE WHIG, Kingston . = THE FRONTENAC : LOAN & INVESTMENT SOCIETY.