1letesi~ RNS Jormems ou orl YEE irpassed for Bicycligs, Aree bottle, 25 cent, ad Scalp Cleanser for sale at your dry. ® be. procured ac J Tot 8 James §, Ott's White Linimen, Bg John, N.B. ang Chis ? Fur-Lined Coat ave now in stock all n cloths and silks, sui. r Ladies' Fur-Lined and Opera Cloaks, hen you can pick your ings and trimmings suited with up-to. d fit. . GOURDIER CLUIVE FURRIERS ) Brock Street ate Gold, Silver, Gold led, Gun Metal and arl 'ec are showing the largest ntment of Cull Links our s have ever held. sin Links, dull for engraving. durable pair of Eograved Looks, fully guueanteed, i nut be « xpeasive, MITH BROS. ywelers--Opticians 'Phone 666. uers of Marriage Licenses. : INSURANCE a ROYAL "oes 815% ... +++. $104,000,000 $40,000,000 ava iara $3,226,000 fite paid for past 40 years, rates and particulars on applica WHITE, - n Force. Kingston 1e for vier lerwear must _ expect the to drop consider- month, and it is bs prepared with underwear when ge becomes more e. * Elastic Ribbed rable Vests and in colton, union, ol goods. n"s Ribbed Vests vers, all sizes and Fleece-Lined Nat. )1 or Scotch Wool ferent weights. ve a great range wear and claim ralves in the city. ress Suitings for he admiration of lies, and the num- ss Patterns alrea- y us speaks vol- the correctness of y. AN & SHAW SELBY & YOULDEN «+ The important question to be The Best Equipped Fall Term Write for Catalogue and particulars, SINEsSS refure, to sect come 10 Moatres' veils. On areiva: e0 only Business Colle days. Why? Heounse UF SHOR SYSTEM D who codtemplate A commercial education, aud. on their deci may rest their success or failure in life, Prepares » udents £0: those pi il'ons requiring exceptional effi ciency aud paying the largest a yl that , exist only where the la; t amount of money cirenlat yo Therefor "ne of thero hi To Sand '> ada"s greatest GE ? decided by young men and wo- KINGSTON, ONTARIO. We place all graduates School in Eastern Ontario Sept. 4th. . N. STOCKDALE, Principal. POSITIONS grade. jlositions, you should ipping aud Commercial Metro- 0 voan's College of modern Methods. It is the that can guerstitee is stud nts positions in 30 e tench BUYD'S FAMOUS SYLLABIO ew HAND, which is the ouly system that a speed uf . 00 to 1 words per minute can be attained in 3 dase we control all h copyrights for Cunada on said eystem. We also teac abd rave your money. b&If & year trying to ENTER NOW | For a Business Shorthand pr Civil Serv ourse, Kingston Business Collage Head sLiniten Street Kingston, Canada ts, complete t. Open every men! through- out the whole year, alogue J.B. McEAY, H.F,¥ --~CALFE,| t. rincipal Brerrrnrennes ssa MISS KING'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 98. EARL STREET, KINCSTON. Classes Re-open Sept. 6ih | Pupils prepared for Collegiate, Civil Service and Matriculation Examinations, Clagses in Painting and Physical Cul ture. Music in connection. Junior class es for boys and girls. For information, apply to Miss Alice King, Alice street. es GOOD Ti FOR BUYING: Bicycles Baseball Goods} Tackle Graphophone and Records. The whole collection is of Fine Quality. New goois, selected with care and discrimination. Angrove Bros. 88-90 PRINCBSS STREETS sats Sri BRE Department of Railways snd Canals RIDEAU CANAL, NOTICE TO DEALERS IN CEMENT SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED to the undersigned and endorsed '"Ten- der for Cement," will be received at this office until 16 o'clock on Friday, the 14th September, 1908, for the supply of 1,750 barrels of Portland Cement, to he delivered in bags into the Ottuwa For warding Company's Sheds, in the Canal Basin, in the City of Ottawa, by the 50th September, 1906. Specifications can be procured at the oftice of the Superintending the Rideau Canal, Canadinn Ottawa, on and after this date. . The Department does not hind itselfto accept the lowest or any tender. Funwrineer of Building, Sarrstary. Department of Railways and Canals. Ottawa, 28th Au-ust, 19048, Newspapers inserting this advertise ment without awthority from the De- bartmeht will not be paid for it. MOTOR GASOLINE In 5 Gallon Lots or over, * Supplies always handy on the dock. x + *% LIMITED. CHOICE BACON d Gooawin's lm sod guarantee au position to every student. Atiena a Mode: pd railway tare up to $5.00. Write estinoniely and Cirealars, MOUN'S 5YLuABIC SHORTHAND & BUSINESS COLLEGE, Karn Hall, 468 St. Catharine St. West, Montreal. ] a wm legraphy ad ff B - Prov. System of Book Roping . Youare simply wasting your time, spending be a_sten: We pay by the old system wl ONT AND ONTARIO i ig CONSERVATORY OF LADIES MUSIC AND ART Whitby, ©Ont., Can. COLLEGE de dit lian, beautiful grounds, Trafalgar Castle helpful social and re ligious influences, and the best facilities for the study of Litera- ture, Music, Art, Elo- cution, Commercial and Domestic Science. Large Pipe Organ, Concert Grand Pianos, and the niost complete modern equipment in every department. Uridoubtedly the best of its kind in Canada.'--Lord - Aberdeen Will reopen Sept. 10. Send for Calendar to Rev. J. J. HARE, Ph.D., Principal. PURE AND WHOLESOME. OME POUND CAN 28¢ E.W.GILLETT Soamrey TORONTO, ONT. Dysentery S a form of diarrhcea, and consists of copious and frequent liquid discharges from the bowels, accompanied by painful straining sensations. Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is a specific for diarrhea, dysentery, and all summer complaints, and has been a well. known remedy for 60 years. You are not taking a new and untried remedy when you use Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. Mgrs. M. A. SummerrizLp, Canboro, Ont, writes: 'I have used Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry in my family for years, and have always found it a wonderful remedy for Diarrhea and Dys- entery, I know of a great many others who have used it with the most satisfactory results." Reruse ALL SussTiTuTEs. __. Tuey're DanGErOUS. Cook's Cotton Root Compound. The grea' Uterine Tonic, and on he A effectual Men Sold in threo degroes th--No. 1, Lifed stronger, : NO cases, box. po man is doing his duty by bis pe if he does not oafry a LIFE INSURANCE Come Into the Cansda Lite and get he best. | mele AT MYERS'|", O: Huston, Manager J and more at the outlet. The work is '| street. TGQ TINGS WATER SUPPLY AT MARBLE ROCK SHUT OFF. Wanderers Won Baseball Cup Marriage Announcements -- Death of Lawrence O'Neill, An Old-Time Baker. Gananoque, Sept. 4.--On Saturday altermoon the final game in St. Law- rence league was played off between the Wanderers and Bachelors. The game 'ended in the tenth innings with a score of Wanderers 5, Bachelors, 4. 'Ihis gives the Wanderers the cup. 2 The water power eowpany shut off the water sapply at MarBle Rock on Friday night. Considerable work is to be done in the line of repairs here, expected to occupy from ten days to two weeks, The Skinner Manufacturing company, limited, are erecting a new dock along the bank of the Gananoque river in the rear of their works. William Lindsay, of the firm of Hen- derson & Lindsay, has purchased the lot on the river front at the foot of Charles. street, from Dr. George F. Emery, of Ottawa, for $675. It is un derstood that he calculates making it the site for a new business estab- lishment. Joseph Dillon, Stone united in marriage to Miss Minnie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Gamble, of Morton, last Wednesday, by Rev. William Fitzgeradd, at St. John's church. The young couple were attended by Jacob Dillon, brother of the groom, and by Miss Williamette Scott, Wellington street, cousin of the bride, The young couple left for Te- ronto to spend their honeymoon. Mr. and M¥s. J. A, Cane, Uentre street, make announcement of the marriage of their daughter, May Janet, to ' William Valyea, of Kings- ton. The ceremony is to take place to- day. Mrs. Margaret Birmingham, Church street, announces the marriage of her daughter, Georgia Gwynne, to John Thomas, of Lebanon, Kentucky, The marriage will take place on Wed- nesday, September 12th, at Christ church, Letters of administration of the es- tate of the late Maria Theresa Ray- mond have been granted to Eva M. McKeil and W. B. Raymond: also pro- bate of the will of the late Mary Ruttle, of Lansdowne, has been grant. ed to: the executors, N. W. Webster and Thomas Ruttle, Rev. Ralph Timberlake, of Montreal, who has been spending a few weeks with his parents, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. William Timberlake, has returned to his city charge. Mrs. Van Husen, of Johnstown, N.Y., who has been spending the past two weeks with her daughter, Mes, Frederick J. Skinner, King street west, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs, George A. Robinson, who have been spending their honeymoon at Quebec and along the St. Lawrence, have tes turned. Messrs, Charles Wright, David Bain aod Richard Johnson, of the Gananoque Spring and Axle company, ave spending a couple of week¥ at Alexandria, with Nelson Gilbert an old resident of Gananoque. Lawrence O'Neill passed away on Saturday evening at the residence of his daughter, Mrs, Wilfred Laque, Garden street, aged seventy-five years, Deceased had resided here for many years, where until the past few years, he was proprietor of the Old Ganan- oque bakery. Deceased leaves one son and two daughters; Charles O'Neill, of the staff of the Reporter office, Mixa Kate O'Neill, and Mrs. Laque. The funeral took place Monday morning, Jabez Coombs is spending a couple of weeks holidaying with his wife' and family at Carleton Junctiop. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hall, Brock street, are spending a week in Toronto visiting with friends. Charles Baiden is spend- ing a week with his wife and family in Kingston. Mr. and Mre. Charles Dustin, Arthur street, are spending a week in To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs, Peter Amyot, of Buffalo, N.Y., who have been spending some time with rdatives in town, have returned home. Dr. Seott, of Peterboro, is spending a short time in Tremont Park. James Clark, of Brampton, spent yesterday with his family here, corner King and Charles William Ormiston, and daughter, Victoria avenue, who spent the past week in Toronto, have returned home, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilkinson, Jr., Brock street, left to-day for a week's jamin Franklin street, was' TUESDAY, ON TROUBLED WATERS, Remedy That Has Long Been <0 Neglected. A hundred wad fifty years ago Bea: learned of a Dutch captain who saved his ship from foun- dering by spreading a small amount of upon the waves, which prevent- on their breaking, and of Portuguese who made safe landings in {ae suet by a similar bw og says the ed in everything that Record, Keenly interest oF Shiny ea feu title, 3 Vin everythin tL was useful, he Ve all the publicity he could to this information, and he made with partial success the experi: ment of smoothing the waters at the mouth of & harbor by ejecting oil through a perforated pipe. One would. suppose that the mari. time 'world would have seized eagerly this device and no ship would ter have gone to sea without oil and the means of spreading it over the water. Yot the wartime world paid absolutely no attention to it. In the course of the century fol- lowing, Franklin's observations two or three vessels were saved by the use SEPTEMBER CONDENSED ADVERTISING RATES First insertion, lo. & word, Each com ecutive insertion therealter fo. o word, Minimpm" charge for Poe th eertion, 250. Advi. 4 Maes or mnder a week, 8 Adve; 4 lines or under a month, 83. Everybody in Kingston Heads the Will HELP WANTED-MALE. FOUR CART , AT ONCE, AT Swift's Coal Yard, GOOD SMART BOY. APPLY TO Johan Laidlaw & Sow, Princess St. rem ------------------] BOYS, WHO CAN EARN FROM $4 TO 86 per week. Apply at Gould's Broom Faclory, corner King and Queen streets, S HSIAO 5 HEALTH IS CRITICAL. London, Sept. 4.--Every newspaper office in Great Britain has written or standing in type, an obituary of the Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. The word has gone abroad from intimate friends of Mr. Chamberlain that '"'some- thing may happen to him." His recent serious illness has left him shaken in health, and even the most sa ine fear lest the ie of his life go out of a sudden. KEEEEREAFF ERENT R . AIRS IK EEEAEX ERS AER EX RE RET RN x of oil and made the facts publis, bat other sea captains and owners wero uninfluenced. About forty years ago a captain posted in the ritime Ex- change if New York his suecessful use of oil, and it was treated simply as a sailor's yarn or a marine curiosity. About thirty years ago a Seotoh man repeated Franklin's experiment at a dangerous harbor mouth with com plete success. Chambers' Journal took especial pains to give publicity to this and to the use of oil by shipmasters, About twenty-five years ago two or three cases of the use of oil attracted general attention and got into She | magazines. Twenty years ago the hydrographic office of the navy de partment published a monograph on the subject, giving all the information then available, aAnd-a fow years later A paper on } wits read be fore the Fra 16 in this city. ¢ Since then the; use of wil has been not uncommon, $hough 'far from. gene- ral. 'As the ts of experiments by i the "Whiy, retired compelling te ( Hives and 4 demonntra- 3 to be of great value, which 4s i and ridictlously which has ben Maiown to the World for cen- turies--{or some of Feadklin's knowl edge came from Pling=anil which pven at this late d Jets om- pl wed Ww aw ol S nuather. of Powis <The indiffor ence of the 5 whose ¥ and lives awe fiovs. che BIVOIVO®. There this effort to fw®d the oil safeguard upon. them buon 'met, of congress. The negligent attit of the maritime world 'toward thik method of prevent ing the cof the waves is in- compre! A CHINESE POTTERY TOWN. Sm, Everything Belongs to Poreeain Industry. Shanghai Times. For at least 900 years the town of Chingtechen, in China, has been de voted to the making of pottery. Wal- ter Clennell, a British consul, des cribes the place. He says that every- thing in Chingtechen belongs to the porcelain and éarthenware industry. The houses for the most part are built of fragments of fire cla8 that Were at one time part either of old kilns or of the fire clay covers in which the porcelain is stacked during firing. The river bank is for miles cov. ered with a deep stratum of broken chinaware and chips of fire clay, and visit in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Duerr, of Buffalo, N.Y., whe have been spending several weeks in Tremont Park, left for home Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Smythe, of Glenburnie, who spent the past fow days with their daughter, Mrs. John Johnson, Victoria avenue, have re turmed home, ---------------- Clayton, Kingston And Ottawa. Steamers Rideau King and Queen, for Ottawa, every Monday, Wednes. day, Thursday and Saturday, at 6 am. For Clayton every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 6:15 pn. James Swilt, J. P. Hanley, agwots. the greater part of the town and sev- eral square miles of the currounding country are built over or composed of a similar deposit. Chingtechen is unlike anything else in China. The forms, the color, the materials used jn the buildings, the atmosphere, are reminiscenct of the Poorer parts of a civilized industrial centre. There are 104 large pottery kilns in town. The greater part are in use only for a shart season in sum- mer. During this dusy season thepo- pulation of Chinetechen tises to about 400,000 souls, but of this total nearly half are laborers drawn from a wide area of country, who come for the season, live in vows of barrack-like sheds and do not bring their families with them. ------ William Oliver, Bobcaygeon, was killed, Engineer Glover slightly in- jured, and three or four of the erow badly sealded in a head-on collision | between two freight trains near Medi- cine Hat, ~ The error of the Gregorian Calendar is less than one day in four thousand years. | } Losing it, day after day? And doing nothing to save it? As though you can lose your hair and keep it, 100! Then stop this falling. Stop it ar once! You can certainly do it with Ayer's Hair Vigor. It feeds the hair, gives it strength, keeps it in place And it makes the scalp healthy, cures all dandruff, sod keeps the hair soft and glossy. 1.C.Agerve., Visitors to Ohintechen pass along street alter street where every shoo is occupied by men, women and children, all -enoacid in the designing, mould- in~ paintine. or distributine of pot- tery. Potters' sheds, where the clay is mixed and moulded on the wheel, are innumerable. The river bank is crowd- for three miles bv junks, either landing material and fuel or shipping the finished produet. -------- And de Told It. Philadelphia Press. "Ah | darling," sighed the lover, in the parlor. "I'love you more than tongue can tell" "Not more than mine can 1," shouted her little brother, as he dod: ged out from "behind the sofa nnd made off. ---------- Nicholas A , Frenchman, started the i of canning fruit in the year 10. Ment was first tinned on aslerge scale in 1848 HELP, THE YEAR ROUND, SITU< ations " hotel and factories. Depurtment "B." 208 Wellington street, HA MEN EVERYWHERBE-GOOD PAY-TO distribute Circulury, adv. mutter, tack signs, etc. No canvassing, Natiomal Adv. Mareau, Chicago. es e------------ a. Soto GENTLEMEN TO HAVE THEIR overcoats pressed made to look like . and cleaned or turned. New Work guaranteed to please. Prices right. Guliowsy, the Tailor, 18% Brock street. A STEADY, AUTIVE MAN, FOR Stores department : competent 10 weigh, check goods, ete. One having same knowledge of hardware prefers red, Apply by Jetter only, to The James Smart Mig. Co., Ltd, Brock- ville. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. A COMPETENT HOUSEMAID, 157 King stroct. A COOK AND HOUSEMAID. APPLY 250 Kine street. A ------_ A eh. A GOOD PLAIN COOK. APPLY MISS Hora, 43 King streot. IMMEDIATELY, oop a L Servant, at Fn Hub, Market Street. A FEW FIRST-CLASS SKIRT makers. Avoly J. Rosen, 288 Unis versity Avenue. A GOOD PLAIN COOK AND HOUSE. maid, Apply to Mrs. Harry Tandy, 86 Johnson street. APPRENTICES, FOR MILLINERY and Dress-Making departments. Ape ply Sweacy & Stcaey, Goon OENERAL SERVANT. NO washing or ironing. Apvly Miss Smythe, 58 West street. GENERAL SERVANT. NO WASH. ing. References required Apply to Mrs. Alon, 32 Barrie street. 0 TENT ROUSEMAID. MUST A COMPETENY ALD: MUR hav referénces. y Hugh C. Nickle, 165 Earl street. SALRSMAN, with XOBPTIONAL ability to sell our series of pri A UBENERAL SERVANT, FOR G ngs Curds,all select, ve fainily of three: no washing. Apply destons. taken in the evening, after 7.80 o'clock, 8 middle of Septe: to end Ge Wellington street. Literal terms. Lowell Co. . Jha ma A VERY oD JIAHOGANY DINING « meets art on es" SLRE Jott dotnet wf utsettiaposbuguiiton © od bint al Ope A DAY MA WELL UP IN YEARS. worker, cheap. Call damuie. "gov er, A rns trl ttt io, HOMING PIGEONS FOR SQUAD To RAR EEE TWO FARMS Tow mac 3 WANTED. FUR FINISHERS. APPLY TO JOHN McKay, roe street, BOARD AND ROOMS. ik AEGINA ET INO FURNI ROOMS TO i ot in halide in jocation, without 3 unless applicants known. Address WH, T.."" care w LJ PAD AYR Ar a FARM FOR SALE. pe evi roy A nabiD, A to CO & Lyon, T9 Clarence street, Ki , Ont, LOST, GOLD BAND, WITH LETTER "0G." IN Comte. Suitable reward if retursed to this O he ¥ LOOSE ROLL OF BILLS, CONTAIN. ing S35, on Thursdiy, between Windsor and Albion Hotels. Rewgrd for its return to le office. . ROW BOAT, PEA GREEN COLOR, about 40:0. Jong, Island ul ae R 3 1 i y H . At, Ir its Treovery. Aoois M. An Mehul, Ro ster Yacht Club, Rochester, SITUATIONS VACANT. GENERA SERVANT - ALSO A 4 nurse, hv had HY to xo to Clinton, N.Y suburb of Utiea, Good wages given. "tu BT George street, LITERARY ANARCHISTS. System of Spying in Public Libraries. Remarkable revelations concerning the methads adopted by the Russian secret police to track down anarchists were made recently in connection with the arrest of Henry Melnek, un youth of ninetren, for stealing books from the Astor library. The theft was first noticed by a Russian spy, and it came out at Mel- nek"s trial that secret agents of the Russian government are stationed in every library in New York, Their business is to note the per- sons who call for books relating to anarchy. The chief Russian agent in each large library has under him a corps of skilled detectives, one of whom follows a suspected person as soon as he is indicated by a nod from the chief. In this manner the homes, habits, and occupations of suspected anar chists are {earned, and if the suspi- cions are verified, a report is made to the chief of the Russian secret service. Mr. Pierregaard, the chief librarian of the Astor library, states that the vigilance of the spies is never relaxed, When not engaged in shadowing an in- dividual, they remain constantly on watch in the library from the time it opens in the morning until it closes for the day. Besides watching - the libraries, the czdr's secret agents carry their sys tem of espionage to bookstalls as well, Russian ---- They Injure Your Health. Because your liver is wrong, and constipation exists, don't resort to strong cathartics. Proper medicine in Dr. Hamilton's Pills mild, effective and guaranteed {0 cure in one night; 28¢c., at all dealers, -------- Carefully prepared cond, bright, dry, is Swift's Seranton coal, Some extra fine sideboards and bed room setts at special prices. R. J, Reid, . Britain uses only a handful of Eng lishmen in its India civil service, In. cluding military officers in civil em. ploy and othery, about 1,200 are ems | ployed in the government of 232,000. 08 praia and in partial control of 62,000,000 more, On the average there are only four menibery of rape for évery milion of its stibjects, I t Not Milk for Babies Tere -- Don't risk baby's life by feeding citymilk. Beon thesaleside. Give Nestle's Food milk. Always the same. (sufficient for 8 meals) FREE. adm . the ruling | White Not Favorite Color For Brides. tire for nuptial ceremonies is of com. men in the remote ages and even now pink is the color which finds favor with eastern brides. Rengissance brides wore crimson, Most | Give of the Via The perfect substitute for mother's | lori Sn tt : BICYCLES _ TYPEWRIT Little Cup of Delicious Black, green. mixad--38e. to $1 a Ib--All grocers: BROOP POOP GANONG'S 6. B. 'CHOCOLATE: THE FINEST IN THE CITY Se o0c. per Ib. A. J. Rees, 166 Princess ey LY Fow Yrides aro aware that white at- ) paratively modern origin. Yellow was he color adopted by the Roman wo- In the middle ages and during the t and The sap of thi" Birch tee in converti- THE LEONG, WLES C2. Usted, WORTREAL ble into wine, gpirit or