ch what else | - st if you have body likes Seal Brand. | 1 SF SF VV ---- ™ , ces Soon arrayed in his best ace polished until it and clean Handker- tor the new school Prepared end the racket and und ? If not, bring it a moderate price. cial to offer its at $5.00 4.50 to $8. Collars, etc. ibby Co. i GT HOCOLATES CITY Ib. rincess St. FQ GPRiprrerd Em-------- R SALE! Calf or 20% $4, now $3. ds, $3.50, now $2 50 $2, now $1.60; $1.50 Sema shoes made by Utz & . Bell and other high- ) WARM SUBJECT here's pothing in the world we're so terested nas Coal at this time a ir it may sound queer to ak of cosl buying and selling as a put that's what we've made it. science, D we bave rtant discoveries ™ Te complete satisfaction to . customers pays best, and that the ay to win business is to deserve it. Booth & Co. FOOT OF WEST ST. phone 133+ BRITISH - AMERICAN HOTEL KINGSTON - - ONTARIO Has undergone alterations and is now open to the travelling public. w TELFER Proprietor ~ a hha i HS] A E. HEROD'S ¢ See*T RUFTT Denotes True Foot Comf When combined with ANTI - SQUEAK makes an Ideal Shoe $286 Princess St.} JR%5 I | ' FOR SALE Must Be Sold To Close Up Estate The following desirable City Proper Yi87 Brock St. . residence of late E. Chown. 98 Bagot St., sxtension dining and witches, all modern Bagot St., extension kitchen, all moos Bagot St., ern jtchen, all modern . I'rice and rticulars, ses Geo. Cliff sent. extension dining and Real Estate Pecrtrrssasasessassen 'ADAMANT' Wall Plaster { Ready for use by adding water. $ Put up in bags,100 Ibs. I» each. White Rock Finish Pat up In bags, 80 1bs. in each $ tP. Walsh §%onioe $orrrasssasssstssssassesl NewYork Chinese Restaurant| 83 Princess Street Open from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 am The best place to wet an all round Lunch iu the city. Meals of all kinds on shortest notice. English and Chinese dishes a specialty, Lawn Mowers The Best Mower | Only $3.50 -- Pe .. Strachan's Hardware .. Clark's Corned Beef All good meat, bone- less and wasteless. Open the germ proof can and it is ready-to-serve at any hour. Order some from your dealer to-day. WM. CLARK, Mfr. Montreal. 2106 PURE AND WHOLESOME. ONE POUND CAN 250 EW.GILLETT £0aray LIMITED TORONTO. ONT. A Friend Told Me About to try this wonderful remedy by friends who had them- selves been The sales of Bu-Ju are daily increasing, who takes in tum, tell others. So the good news is spread. Hereis whata Picton man says about Bu-Ju ~~ "I have used Bo-Ju with Denefit to ysl], and ch: olly Sullcring from Kuacy Trocbies in| rom and Rheumatism. *I think Bu-Ju the best remedy made." Yours sincerely, JAMES MILLS. Tue CLAFUN CxEmicAL Co., LiMiTED, Waosen, Ont NEw Yom. . - (anadian Chinese Restaurant 331 King Street Open from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 a.m The best place to get am all round Lunch in the city, Meals of all kinds bn shortest notice. English and Chinese dishes a specialty. 'Phone, 655. Wm. Murray, Auctioneer 27 BROCK ST. New Carriages, Cutters, Harness c., for sale. Sale of Horses Every Saturday Auction Sales Book your sale of Furniture at once tnd get choice of date. I conduct all the important sales mnd fealize the highest prices. 'Phone, 665, JOHN H. MILLS The Leading Auctioneer J. ROSEN zmericen oii Has severed his eomnection there, and Obened an establishment for himself, at 236 University Avenue. Designer for the THE FRONTENAC LOAN & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. ESTABLISKED 1863 President--Sir Richard Cartwright LA fot ge Si gm Fem tures. Mortsames tt Deposits S.C. McGill, Managing Director. Office, 87 Clarence street, Kingston. CHOICE BACON Sliced to Suit AT Wood's Pho The Great English Remed, Tones and invigorates the whole nervous on stem, Inakea new aS 3 & . PBlood in old Veins, Cures Nerv- tity, Mental and Brain Worry, Des- iif Ling Ye tua i "eakness, Emissions, Sper matoryrhea, and Fffects of Abuse or Iurcesses, Priced per box, six for 85. One will please, six will cure. Sold by all plain Eo on el pk af rice. ts or mailed in Frogs Ne w pamphlet icine Co. T Ont. Tormeity Wirdsor) Grand Union Rotel Rooms From $1.00 Per Day Up OPPOSITE GRAND, CE! ENTRAL STATION Baggage Me. Y From Station Free An cxcelle=t yuide-book and map of the City of New York nt 00 receipt of two cents in postage. MEN ANO WOMER Us= Big @ for unnaturs discharges inflammations, freitations or ulceration, of mucous membranes. Painioss, and vot astria , gent or poisonous. Sold by a, or sent in plain wrappes. by exprees, prepa . bottles 82.75, wat o THE REAL TEST is in Giving It Of Herpicide a Thorough Trial. There is only one test by which to judge of ~ the efficiency of any article and that is by its ability to do that which it is intended to do. Many hair vigors may look mice and smell nice, but the "point ido they eradicate dandruff and stop' folling hair ? No, they do not, but He rpicide does, because 'it goes to the root of the evil and kills the germ that attacks the papilla from whence the hair gets its life, Letters from prominent people ev- erywhere are daily proving that New- 'test * of bro's Herpicide stands the, * " It is a delightful dressing, clear, purg and free from oil or grase Sold by leafing druggists: Send 10¢, in stamps for sample to "The Herpi- cide Co., Detroit, Mich. G. W. Ma- t. hood, special a PERSONAL MENTION AROUND. Father McWilliams is on a West- ern Trip--Made a County Coroner--"At Home' in Prince Edward Island. William Chapman, Seeley's Bay. Jonn Duny is home on his vacation. Miss Myrtle Ryan, Gananoque, was in the city to-day. George Marsh, Watertown, is in the city on his holidays. Charles GG. Shannon is taking vacation in Toronto, Miss Jane Stafiord, is home after a visit to Watertown, N.Y Miss Amy McGill has returned from a little visit down the river. Mrs, Brownfield and her daughters are home from Tremont Park. Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Turner have gone to Chatham for a visit, Lewis Morrison, the actor, was born in Kingston, but in Jamaica, Mrs. Thomas becker has returned from a trip to Watertown, N.Y. Misses Chrisley, Kingston, are joying their vacation in Picton. Miss Salmon, Kingston, is the guest of the Misses Donnelly, Westport. Mrs. A. C, McMahon, Kingston, is the guest of Mrs. D. Brishin, Picton. Mr. and Mrs, George Schofield have "gone back to their home in Chicago. Mrs. A. McMahon left Saturday for a visit in St. Catharines and Toron- to. Mrs. W. C. Darby returned, yester- day, from her trip to the Old Coun- spent Sunday in from New York en- try. William Dunlop leit yesterday on, a trip up the lakes as far as Duluth, Minn. The Rev. having a coast, Rev. tawa, streem Dr. and Mrs, Jock Harty from the summer home, Grove, to-day. C. H. Bramhall, last night for good position, Dr. and Mrs. home yesterday the Old count Mrs. and Miss Noxon, er Kingstonians, are quaintances here. J. 0. and Mrs. delightful outing are the Crisp at of Ot- Brock James Fallon, his parents, Father is visiting were over Channel William street, left Toronto, to accept a R. V. Rogers from their trip came to form- ac Duluth, renewing Mrs. Boyd, Syracuse, N.Y., is spend ang a few days with Mrs. George Mills, University avenue. Mrs. Patrick Sullivan, Milwaukee, is visiting her aunt, Mrs." Gallagher, Wellington street. Mrs. James Schofield arrived h from her visit to Scotland and Fhg land, on Sunday. A. G. Macdonell, manager of Ontario Bank, has returned from trip to Port Arthur. Mrs. George Richardson and family are at their island up the Rideau spending a few weeks, Henry Harriman, a former King- stonian, kepps a neat booterie in Lyall the a 'avenue, Rochester, N.Y. Word comes from Cupar, Sask. that John Carnel, formerly of King- ston, is on the sick list. Mrs. A. FE. Herod was removed from the Hotel Dien to her home, much recovered in health. to-day, Miss May Butland, Toronto, former- lv of Kingston, is visiting at Mrs. Rosevear's, Queen street. Miss Minnie and Miss Florence Crothers are home from a very plea- cant trip to the old country. Charles Roberts, a former student of Queen's, and now residing in Ottawa, was in the city over Sunday. Miss Phyllis Adams has returned to Picton, after spending a week at Lake Ontario Park, Kingston. Mrs. Adams, Westport, Ont., former- lv of San Francisco, Cal., is a guest at Mrs. Rosevear's, Queen street. William Spankie, M.D., Wolfe Ts- land, is a new associate coroner in and for the county of Frontenac. The Rev. Ogilvie and Mrs. Dobbs, of Brockville, have been spending part N.H. formerly of this home at Brock- few days with of their holidays in Bethlehem, George citv, Leggatt, up from his spending a is e friends. Mr. and Mrs. dren, Svracuse, of Mr. and Mrs. sitv avenue, Miss Mary H. Evans and chil- N.Y., are the gnests George Mills, Univer- Harris. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. William Pat- terson, in Picton, came back to Kinston on Saturday. Mr. Helfertyv was in town, spending Saturday. on his way home to Picton, after a visit of two weeks in Syracuse and Watertown, N.Y, Mrs. E. Earle. St. Lonis, has been visiting her sister, Mo., Mrs who T %. Wilson for six weeks. left on Sat- urday, for Rochester, N.Y. Mr. and. Mrs. J. FE. Leisses and daughters, left for Kaukakel, TI, af ter spending a few week with Mr. and Mrs. P. Lyons, Wolie Island, Mr. and Mrs. A. Deane and daungh- ter, who have been visiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Lumb, Sydenham street, have returned to Chicago. Alhert Rodway, Toronto, is visiting relatives in the city for a few days on his way to New York, where he will be permanently located in futuee, Stanley Lake and wife, New York, arrived in the citv on Saturday and are guests at their parents, Mr. and Mre. William Lake, Queen street. Henry Ovens returned Saturday nicht, from a paddle up the Rideau river. We spent Sunday puest at "Thistledown." and left for Toronto. Father McWilliams is on a western trip. He was in Rochester, N.Y., ves terday, and was to leave for Co- honrg. Midland, Fort William and Duluth. Rev. 8. 8. Rurne, Stirling, has ne- copted the eall to the Preshvterian church at Lakefield, Ont., and Rev. D. 0. McArthur, of Melrose, goes to Tro- quois. George Williamson, of the Whig stall, and Williame A. Newlands, of the city water works department, are sending a week among the Thousand Talonds. Miss Sybil and Miss Delta Amey, who have heen the guests of the Mies the eternal marriage certificates jibe with In order to fitness of things, MYERS' should be printed on bond paper. ex Henzy, Brock street, left to-day, for i Rrivhton, en route to their home in Orillia. + who diad after Lotta Elma Goyest, Fle anora asm. Rom Schwier, Fran- ces Meyer, visi visiting Mrs. BR. W, Allen, 235 Sydenham street, have returned to * WHAT IS "GOING ON ALL | Batesville, Ind. ig a Di Division street, have re- turned to their home in Indianapolis, Ind. nev. Richard Pamforth, wife and childven, Trenton, ame visiting Wil liam Lake, Queen street, Rev. Mr. 'Bamforth had to leave for Trenton ote Cherry, of the steamer Relle- i ville, who has been ill at hia lioeae on | ot & the t month, is able | Sago si and expects to re- join his ind agin on her up trip, this week, Miss M , leaves to- morrow. for ry Jo, where she will make a two weeks' holiday with her uncle. She will then enter the New York General Hospital, as nurse traini ining ning. Mrs. Charles Livingston; Master Charles and Rows Livingston, E. T. Steacy and N. Steacy were at the "At Home" on the H.M.8. Domin- jon at Charlottetown, P.E. 1. on Au- gust 14th. . Treblecock, Toronto, is the guest or "Police Constable - T. Mullinger, Chatham street. He 8 down to see his wife, who, last week, underwent an operation in I'Hotel Dieu. She is doing as nicely ps 'ean be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Williams, Toledo, Ohio, have announced the coming marriage, of their daughter, Ethel Maud, to Claren oe Albert Lea vitt, New York, for Saturday, Sep- tember 1st, in the First Methodist church, Picton, ; F. S. Linewood, of Simcoe, former- Ix classical master in the Collegiate Institute here. stopped over in town, vesterday, oh his way. out from a vis it to his parents in England, vd called on many old friends. He likes his present nosition very much. Mrs. J. Abramsky, Princess street, recently went to Boston to meet her mother and sister from Russia, * and also to attend the wedding of H. Abrahamson, of Kingston. She was accompanied by her children. Nr, Abramskv also went down to the wed ding, and together they returned to the city on Saturday. Two marriages that interest friends in Kingston, have lately occurred in the United Slabs, On August 15th, at Paterson, the Rev. Father Gil- len united RN Fe bonds of matrimony Francis Christie, of that city and Mise Frances McLauchlan, formerdy of Kingston. In Newark, N.J., on Aug- nst 10th. an old Kingston boy, Wil- liam McLaughlin was wed to Miss Roche of New York. -------------- A PLEVNA DEATH. Joseph Godkin Was Happy ard Prosperous. Delta Chronicle. It is with profound sorrow woe chronicle the death of James Godkin, a brief illness at his late home, Plevna, Ont., on Sunday morning, August 12th, 1006. The deceased was the eldest son in a family of three children, of the late Joseph Godkin, who came from Ire land in the early part of the nine teenth century and settled at Oak Leaf. Here James was born on the 26th dav of September, 1828, and con- sequently reached the age of seventy- eight. i After receiving a limited common school education, and acquiring the trade of a shoemaker he married in 1857, Miss Susan Morris, daughter of the late Samuel Morrie, Athens, who survives him. A brief period was spent in farming near Oak Leaf and then 'he moved to Lyndhurst to con duct a 'shoe business whith was very successful indeed. His home was graced with much blessing, there being given unto him eleven children, and when the boys were reaching the years of manhood he moved to the northern part of Frontenac county, where abundance of work in lumbering and farming en gaged the attention of himself and sons. Here, the tide of prosper ity met him, and having retired a fow years ago from active toil = and moved into the village of Plavna, where he lived until the end of his earthly life. In religion he was a Methodist and in politics a conservative, He leaves to mourn his loss a faith- ful and affectionate widow and ten chil. dren : Mrs. George Morris, Delta; Joseph, Watertown, N.Y Samuel Ardoch, Jacob A., Plevna; James D. Fernleigh, Mrs. Card and Mrs. Mum roe, Alberta: Mrs. McCormick, Plevna: Mrs. Beckwith, Flinton, and William J.. at-home. Also a brother, W. H., at Onk Leaf, and Mrs. Joseph Morris, of Wiarton. The family and relatives have the sympathy of the entire community. too, Harrowsmith Happenings. Harrowsmith, Aug. Farmers are nearly all through harvesting, The whistle of the threshing machines can be heard in the distance. Owing to the continued dry weather late pota toes are going to be small, The sup ply of mifs at our cheese factory is decreasing also on account of the dry weather. C, S. Stewart is sport- ing a new rubber-tired buggy. Mrs, William Redmond has returned from Rochester, N.Y. Alexander Thompson has returtied from Cobmlt. Miss Flora Stewart has retuned from Ottawa Mrs. Thomas Lemmon, Kingston, is spending a few days with her daugh ter here, Mrs. H. F. Wright. Rev. E. Buck, who has been residing in Kan- sas, arrived here on August 11th with hig bride, and is spendi a few days with his father, D. Bu Mr. and Mrs. R. ackson and daughter, Water. town, N.Y., also Mr. and Mes, H. Temmon and son, George, of Morven, spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mys. H. F. Wright. Frederick Tallon has gone to the United States. Francis Shan- non, who has been working at Lime- rick, N.Y., is home, laid up with a lame arm. The bills are now posted for our fair, which, if the weather is fine, will be better than ever. Some of our horsemen are preparing for Napanee races. Our jee cream parlor is doing a rushing business, Owing to a rush of work our harness maker, R. E, Deline, has. put on an extra man. Visitors :' Miss Floanor Lyons, at home. Mre. KE. Gallagher, Toron to, at J. 8. Gallagher's; Mr. and Mrs. T. Clark and davghter, Kingston, at William Jackson's, 20.- OX DAY, _ AUGUST 20. | when the deck was the King's G00D NORTH KING {USE - KEEPERS ATTENTION AND THE WAY Tt THE CAPTAIN HANDLES HIS CRAFT. He Rules Her as Easily as a Well i Broken Horse--A Delightful Trip Down the Bay to King- ston. "Passengers not - allowed on this deck." Now who but would feel that life outside of that deck would be an aching void a hollow farce; a thing devoid of joy, a blank t Especially and "she" was sailing down the Bay of Quinte, its shores dressed in green as fresh as June? So--'"May we go for- ward" we said to the captam, his cheery, "Getting the fresh air?" as he passed us back near the smoke ! stack giving us courage. "Sure," said he, "but it's draughty." Draughty !' Didn't we know that. Didn't we member many a day in the past when we'd been allowed up in the wheel house on the same trip, and we'd hung on for dear life to our long brown pig tail for fear it would be blown ofi, and harfied the wheelsman with questions ? Draughty, rather, but such a draught. No sweeter in all the wide world, No fairen sight than that stretching out all around, We had dreamt of those breezes all night in a happy vague way, but when St. Gregory's bell rang the Angelus and no cab appeared, though we had been up and dressed and eaten al- most all the breakfast that our fa. mily, if not nature, required of us, we felt that they would not blow for us, And again there would be the ex- cuse 30 Ife made to trusting friends in Kingston when we failed to appear "we got left." We felt it wouldn't sound well. When you've told a wtory twice it goed, but when you come along with it a third time, and don't see that you can vary it, you feel it will sound fishy. "It all comes," we wailed, "of not telling--John Smith, we'll call him, though that's not his pame--to call for us. We said we'd never trust to anybody else again, and we have, and here we are," And there we were hanging our head out of window, watch ing the moments fly. "You can telephone and explain," suggested some one. But it didn't sound allur- ing. We felt that it would have been so much simpler to have tumed up on schedule timo as we promised, Ah! it was a swift thought, and we ran down and out to the corner. "Would you please telephone up town and ask why our omnibus hasn't come ?"' we asked. Wo were too agitated by hope to be coherent ourselves and besides the masculine voice has a peremptori ness, if need be, which demands obwii one The answer was a thundering of hoofs down the steep hill, and a pair of the horses which Prince Ed ward breads, galloped up, "Hustle now," and we hustled. The mighty bays leaped forward again, up the hill, and a race along the level, round the corners with a whoop wha eared? and down the hill they charged again, sure-footed, till they dashed upon' the dock. "Ladies first, as the man said to his wife when they met a bear," remarked a fellow-passenger politely, as wo stepped down after our post chaise experience, and it seemed ap propriate. We felt "John Smith" ns he leaned against the storehouse door Natehing us, was saying, woachful ly, if vou'd told me this would never have happened." So we slid un obtrusvicly onto the Jessie Bain and sailed out to meet royalty, We met her just up the Long Reach, steaming down the bay, and proud she looked in the morning sunshine, frosh as n new dollar. She is very spick and span--but everybody knows this, We drew alongside and shifted to her quickly, The captain handles his big craft as easily as you'd turn a well adjusted door knob. On board and away ask for more than a seat on the bow of her hurricane deck, with a wond from her master or mate thrown in? Not we. And here's thanks for that seat' and that word, and the chance of a trip which rounded up #0 pers fectly a happy holiday. ow, , and who could ee ------------ STOLE MONEY. 'Friend" Alleged to Have Stolen Twenty Dollars. A voung man from noar Napanee was at the police station, this after noon, complaining that he was rob bod of twenty dollars, lar bills, He came from Rochester, N.Y., where he has been working, and on arriving in the city, having a few hours to spend hofore going to his home, decided to look up some friends, He met a man he knew and they walked around town. He had a lot of small silver sq had it changed in in two ten dol. savs he to a ten dollar bill. He put the money with a bill of similar denomin ation in his watch pocket. His "friend" asked him to his home for dinner and he went. How'll yon trade watches," the friend is alleged to have asked the complainant, at the same time quick ly taking the watch out of its pocket, A few moments later the money was missed, Maple Leaf Visitors. Maple Leaf, Aug. 17.-The farmers are nearly through harvesting and re- port and excellent crop. A number of people from this place attended the annual celebration of the "Prentice Boys, at Bedford Mills, and report a very emjoyable time. Our Sabbath school purposes holding its annual picnie in Harris' grove, on August 25th. School opens on Monday, under the able management of A. B. Gates, H. Aykroyd, Wilmur, paid a flying visit to W. Ennis', last Wednesday. W. Shales, Draper Lake, is spending his vacation among frionele in this lo- eality. Visitors : Miss J. Guthrie, vis. iting friends at Opinicon; Miss Sarah Guthrie, Adams, at her parents': Ruby Ennis at W. Guthrie's: Miss Anna Clough, Watertown, visiting her par- ents; Rev. Mr. Meredith, Secley's Bay, at J. Donnell's; Revf A, Folkes, at G. Fania'. Miss L. J. Bruce and nephew, ! B. Guthrie, are visiting friends in Wa- | tertown, The body of illonghby Cowper, Dundas, | that town, re | abl $4.0 Your one of our with : 1 We are '9 summer REDUCED JAMES REID, The heading Undertaker Phone 147 or te Willa Ameaiance. "Nr You Of Ir Economical Turn Suppose we were to change for a $2 oo bill would't you consider we were acting in a generous manner towards our patrons? Well we are just doing this in actual fact in our MID-SUM: SALE. 25 Per Cent. Is a mighty nice sav. --don't you think so? Try us for to see if we "make goo" our ad- vertisements. J. H. Suther THE HOME OF GOOD SHOEMAKING.' RATT CR - $4 RAINGOATS FOR 52 If you need a Rainproof Coat this fall have a look at this lot before purchasing elsewhere. JUST 25 in all colors -- Black, Fawn and Grey -- regular price Misses' and ladies' sizes. FALL WRAPS These early Fall Wraps are beauties, and we expect them to be picked up very quickly--so be among the early shoppers and secure one of these very fashion. In grey tweed effects, thiee.quarter lengths, full box backs, large sleeves, $9.00 CRUTILEY BROS. 0; now only $2.00. e wraps, Kitchen Cabinet Sale at house is not 'niplets wih Cabinet' Attachable. running them: daring our Mid- PRICES. hand you $2 50 in ex- VER REDUCTION ing on your Shoe bills land & Bro. was found in the marsh near * J IE : | i favorite, Grocers, Clubs and Hotels, Those who are accustomed to using imported English ales will find it perfectly satisfactory and at a much lower price, JAS. McPARLAND, INDIA PALE ALE The malt anll hops used are the finest that memey can secure. It is & prime (Lonoon) Sold all ever Canada, at & _AGENT, > - CUSTOMS BROKER - The Pusiness of the late Oy GO, Oliver, will be carried px in his Mos, Clarence strests G. A. BATEMAN Who for the fast five years has been associated with Mrs Oliyer, Money to Loan Mcintyre & McIntyre BARWISTEES sing Street : ." -" FINANCE AND INSURANCE MS If You Want a Home Or Insurance, have a» talk with REAL BSTATE George Zeigler, "3" Natkikcs 57 Brock Street. FARMS FOR SALE If you want ta buy a come to see our: li. had such a 'se have what you from before, want and the 'price is tizot. T. J. Lockhart