LL JAPANS. ITES, c. per Ib, At all Grocers eee. W ON VIEW the latest kinks and the Ultra )es in town. effects in those rz Shoes. EE. & Bro. AKING. yy Co. ar Shoes Ase Ready for use by sddiag water. Pot wp tn Bags, 160 10s. 1s each. White Rock Finish | P, Walsh S581 2 Rie 109 - 3 Fi ' BRITISH - AMERICAN "HOTEL KINGSTON - - ONTARID Has undergone alterations and 15 now open to the travelling pub ic. 'W TELEER - . Proprietor EE ---------------------------------- A WARM SUBJECT There's nothing fn the world we're so 2th intercsted in as Coal at this time Uf the year. It may sound queer to speak of coal buying and selling as = science, but that's what we've made it. Two important discoveries we have made are that. eomplete satisfaction to our customers pays best, and that the way to win busitiess is to deserve it. Booth & Co. FOOT OF WEST ST. Phone 133. WAGGONS| Just what you want, the shortest turning and easiest draught wagon ever made. It is short turning, large front wheels, easy draught; ~ wheels do not strike body: carinot tip over, and many other points which we will pe pleased to to show you if you call at James Laturney's The Carriage Maker 390 Princess Street, Kingston fissasscatstesssisseng fA. E. HEROD'S »"TRUFIT Denotes True Foot Comfort When combined with ANTI -. SQUEAK 7" ice ap dead Shige 286 Princess St. FOR SALE Must Be Sold To Close Up Estate The following desirable City Propor- RR er Brock. St. residence of late E. Chown, ws Bagot St. extension dining and to hen, all modern. 350 agot St.. extensiom kitchen, al! modern. 108 Bagot St. extensios dintne and odern. , all \ Ee tnd" rticulars. ses Geo. ClUff Real Estate aent. Lawn Mowers The Best Mower Only $3.50 AT .. Strachan's Hardware .. (anadian (hinese Restaurant 831 King Street ° Open from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 a.m The best place to get am all round Lunch fa the city. Meals of all kinds pa shortest notice. English and Chinese dishes a specialty. 'Phone, 655. Wm. Murray, Auctioneer 27 BROCK ST. New Cartiages, Cutters, Harness etc., for sale. Sale of Horses Every Saturday J. ROSEN 236 University Ave Fine Ladies' Dressmaking and Tailoring] New establishment now opened at 236 University Avenue. %. THE FRONTENAC: & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Farm Pro- Money on City and tures. Mortgages Deposits received terest allowed, sea! 3 ; er ay ed tion from the and means Spay what it says--""Malt Life" The is 1 ph life," is the starting point post of Malta-Vita, re Saal tains = a considerable percentage of maltose, & natural Sweectening agent; soslly digestible and readily assimilate uman economy, forming Hen Boaltny blood, ¥ - Now for many years the medical profession have partactided semi-solid Which: contain a large percentage of maltose but which cost from fifty cents to seventy-five cents per pound. Malta-Vita cone tains from eight to ten per cent of this Wonderful blood-maker and costs but alta Vit 1s" oka repared s scientificall red to meet the requirements a » and young, weak and strong. To eve: man, woman and child it gives bl bone, muscle and brain vigor and a buoyancy of Mfe that cannot come from other food. And it is good to eat! All grocers sell Malta-Vita, The Best Family Daily HE NEWS TORONTO MOST INSTRUCTIVE MOST READABLE MOST POPULAR OF ALL **The Evening Paper Most People Read." EE [PERSONAL MENTION t= WHAT IS GOING ON ALL AROUND. Visitors to the City From All Points--Camp Will Not Break Up For Some Days -- Down From North Bay. 'Walter Campion is holidaying in- the Queen dity, Nr. and Mrs. S. Lake loft for New York on Sunduy. George Jackson has returned from a trip to Utica, N.Y. s+. G. Publow left yesterday to visit Torbnto's exhibition. Col. Sydenham MeGill came home from Hay Bay to-day. Mys. Henry Boak will soon return from the old country. . Mrs. P. Potter. Flm street, ig visit ing friends in Hamilton. - Bolice Constable Megarry is spending his vacation in Toronto. R. N. Leeman, Norfolk, Va., is visit ing friends in Kingston. Prof. Knight has returned from his summer home at Gaspe. Miss Gildersleeve returned last week from her summer holiday. Mrs. Alex, Stafford, Cornwall, is vis iting friends in Kingston. Miss Aggie Baird, Smith Falls, is in Kingston visiting friends, Allan Reid has left for a week's holi- day in Buffalo and Toronto. George Ledger, Gananoque, yesterday visiting in the city. W. Muckler, Watertown, N.Y., was in_the city over the holiday. Miss Annie Hill, Godfrey, is visiting Miss Godfrey, Queen street, Mrs. James Bennett, Clergy street, has returned from Moutreal. Miss Jennie Dunlop has gone to To- ronto for a two week's visit. Ralph Spencer, Kemptville, is on a three week's visit in Kingston, Mrs. Harker spent over the holiday at her old home at Hartington. Mrs. Donald Caldwell came home from Appleton for the holiday. Messrs, G. W. and C. L. Mills spending a few days in Toronto. Arthur Britton, Toronto, was a vis- itor to the city over the holiday. Frederick Geoghegan is down from North Bay on a few days' vacation Dr. Price, of Lonsdale, was in the citv yesterday on a visit to relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Flder and Miss Ardelle Elder pre home from Toronto. spent are $1.5 A YEAR oAILY BY MA) | « Sample Copy on Request CETTE TR AN OLD SAYING. Showing How Cause and Effect "Are Never Far Removed. It is dn old saying, "Where there's honey there's bees" --not less true is one which science has coined more re- cently, "Where there's Dandruff there's germs No push the inference still futthie a may truly. say, "Where there's BAndFul cucgd Newhro's' Her: picide has been at work," The reason of Herpicide's isolation as a genuine cure for Dandruff lies in the fact that it attacks and destroys the root of the whole trouble<a para- sitic germ which feeds upon the ma- terial which nourishes the hair follicle. Other so-called. remedies are not di- rected at this true of the dis- case. Accept no substitute, Séld by. leading canse there is none. druggists. Send 10¢c, in stamps for sample to The HePpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. G. W. | Mahood, sSpecial agent. Grand Union Hotel Rods From $1.00 Per Day Up OPPOSITE GRAND CENTRAL STATION NEW, YORK Baggage ".'s and From Station Free An excelles: guide-bock and mep of the City of New York mt. receipt of two cents in postage. Carriage Painting Neatly and promptly done me to us for good work at, reasonable prices. Our work is sure to'be satisfac- tory. W. G. FROST, i299 purer St. Telephone 524 ! Big Storage Warehouse in con- nection : moderate rates. EMBOSSING And... ENGRAVING Neatly done at the Whig Office. | NOTICE. SEALED TENDERS WILL BE RE- ceived up to noon on TUESDAY, Sep tember the fourth, for the necessary ex- cavating: and odoncrete work required for the construction and completion Tha " Tank on t property of Masonry partment of the Ciwy 'of King- stan. on Barfack street. Seg i$ may be scen at Gas Warks a ween street. ' The lowest or any tender not neces. sarily 4 E i opger cousd Jine in m than any other f Ww. spANNoN," TF Te City Clerk." Miss Annie Goodearle spent over the holiday with friends in Clayton, N.Y. Arthur Publow left yesterday on a holiday trip to Toronto, and Buffalo. Mrs. Bruce, Picton, is fhe guest of Mrs. G. A. Bateman, Sydenham street. Mrs. D. A. Cays and Miss Lula Cave left yesterday to spend a week in To- ronto. Mrs. J. D. Anderson, King street. is tae guest of Mrsl David Dodds, Gqn- anogue. Miss Maud Publow is spending a week with friends in Toronto and Hamilton, Mrs. Mackenzie, of Oregon, is the gaest ol her sister, Miss Flora Smith, | street, Mes. S. Fv, street, is visiting and Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Martin left ves- terday on a week's outing to Mon- treal and Quebec. Miss Branifi, visiting in the city for some days past, left to-day for her home in Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Lyon and daugh- ter have returned to the city after a week's stay in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. John Waring were in town yesterday cn route from Picton to Quebec on a visit. Mrs. J. E. Richardson, Brock street, after a month's visit to Toronto, has returned to the city. George Matthews, secretary of the lacrosse club, leaves shortly to take a nosition in Sarnia Miss Daisy Parker has returned to town after a two wecks' holiduy trip to Toronto and Montreal. Mrs. E. Hopkinson and L. James loft vesterday on "a visit. to Toron- to, Hamilton and Buffals. W. H. Davy, Moorehead, N.D., visit ing in Kingston and Bath for some weeks, ha¢ returned home. Miss Etta Quinn has come up from Gananoque to resume her studies at the Convent of Notre Dame. Miss Maud Dwtton. Kingston, is visiting at Emerald . Street Methodist church parsonage, Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young, Of tawa, are spending a weck with Lady Cartwright at "The Maples." Miss Mav Hinckley sang a very pleasing solo in Brock Street Metho dist church on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. White, of Ham ilton, spent the holiday in the city with Dr, and Mrs. D. E. Mandell Mes. J. 8. R. McCann broke camp, down the river, and came home, on Friday evening, with her family. Miss Ada Temple, goest at "Thistle- down" the past month, returned, yes terday, to her home in Toronto Mrs. John Derry, 200 University avenue, left for Toronto to visit her sister, Mrs. Frizzell, for two weeks. Mr. und Mrs. James Shannon, Pie ton, passed through the city yesterday on a trip to Montreal and Quebec. Charles McKenzie, Montreal, stop- ped in the city, yosterday, to.call on friends. He is on his way to the west, F. C. Scour, Rochester, visitine in town, left yesterday on a tip to Montreal before returning to his Camghbell, Albert friends in Toronto ome. Dr. Hanly and sister Nellis arrived home to-day after visiting ~~ Mrs. Joyner in Troy, N.Y. for the last week, Thomas Slater, manager of the Slater sash and door manufacturing establishment, is in Toronto for a few days. James Gavine, late. with Campbell Bros., of this city, bas pecepted ao position with Fairweather's, of To- ronto, DATLY BRITISH WHIG. TUESDAY, loft son the steamer Alexandria fur the Miss M. J. Molunes, a guest of friends in the city the past two weeks, retureod, yesterday, to her home, in Glen Payne. Rev. Father Cullinane remains at Kemptville as assistant to Rev, Fr. N er, much. to the delight of the Mrs. William Cochrane, of Frontenac street, and James B. Cochrane, of the Post v lft this morning for To- ronto and points west. ¥ ' iC." 0 E. Briceland, H. Horne, W. , W. Taylor and Jy 8. Bricoland, of Wolfe island, took in the Toronto fair. Mrs. William Newman, visiting her ts, Mr. and Mrs. William Allen, Sen street, for several weeks return- 'ed to Lorneville to-day. Miss Ryder, accompanied by her grandfather, Mr. Ham, who recently came from England, spent Sunday with friends at Westbrook, Police: Magistrate Farrell returned yes : rand alan ternoon from the Thou- Park, in excellent health lator his recent operation. Mr. cand Mrs. John Laird and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walmsley, Picton, passed through town yesterday en route on a trip to Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Robort Mcllroy have returned to their home in Pittsburg, Pa., after a very pleasant visit with his mother, Mrs. John Mecliroy. Mayor Mowat returned to the city last evening after a few weeks spent in camp on the river, and left again today for another briof outing. Mrs. enry M. Boak, Kingston; Frederick Ktheringtor, Kingston, have registered at the Canadian high com missioner's office, London, Eng. Mrs. Hugh W, Jesmer, Hutchison street, Montreal, has returned from the Thousand Islands, accompanied by her niece, Miss Ida Provost, King- ston. Liout. Constantine came wp from camp at Petewawa, on Satur ay, and returned to-day. It ie understood camp will not break up yet for ten days. & Capt: EC. Dean and family ave again ia the city and will remain un- tl mak while Capt. Dean takes thé long gourse at the Royal Military Wo HOS Metin' came up from Mon- treal on 'Saturday and he and Mrs. Martin went up to North Bay today. Mrs. Martin will spond the winter in New Ontario. x Miss Frances Williamson has boen engaged as domestic science teacher in the Winchester street school, Toron- to. She was with the Kingston Y.W, C.A. last term, Miss Isabell Ryder and Miss Maggie Brown returned: ome, Monday een- ing, after spending a few very pleas- ant days with "relatives and friends in Watertown, Mrs. Henry or, amd Miss Nan Skinner = went %o Toronto, today, to be present at the marriage to morrow of Miss Mabel Magee and Lieut. Henry 'Skinner. Mrs. Samuel Birch returned home to- day from the family's summer cottage at the Thouspnd Island Park. Roy Birch and the Misses Birch return the latter part of thy week. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Wilson, Na panve, guests of Rev, Mr, and Mrs. B. F. Wood, Watertown, have Lift for New York, where they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson. Misses Donoghue, Kingston, spend: ing a few days with Mrs. R, T. Mue donakl, Sutton, at Dunveagan Cot tage, Brome Laké. arc at present the guests of Ny OF Quinn, St Denis street, Montreal. Miss Flora Whitney, who for the of Mrs. William D. Moran, Watertown, past two months has been the guest N.Y. hos 14t to Visit friends in Clay ton and Gananoque before returning to her home in Kingston. H. G. Beall, resigned physical direc tor of the YMCA, has left to on ter Stanstead Colloge for a venr's study. Whils inegollege, he will oc eupy the position of physical instruc tor. His town frionds regret lis de parture Mrs. Frank Allen, Rochester, N.Y danghter of Mra. Grange, Barriefield, and Mrs. Healey, Rochester, N.Y. come, on the steamer Toronto, Sun day morning, for her daughter, Miss Marjorie Laviers Allen, returning the same cvening on the Toronto Dr. Charles A. Publow was up from Montreal spending over the holiday with his parents on Clergy street. He has recently been made an assistant in the Montreal City dispensary, which position he holds together with that of cheese inspector for Fowlers TRUNK FOUND. ---- to Have Been Stolen From Station. The trunk which mysteriously dis appvared one day last week, cated by the police During last we a farmer brought the trunk into town for two women It was loft at the K. & PP. R. R. sta tion, but when ita owners arrived te cheek it to its destination, the trunk was gone. Efforts to got it proved fruitless The farmer complained at the station that it had been stolen. To-day the freight was discovered awaiting an owner in the shed at Swift's wharf. How or when it got there has yet to be ascertained. ---------- Thought was lo this afternoon When The Back Hurts. It may or may not be u sure sign of kidney trouble, but there ix no use in taking chances. Peck's Kidney and Liver Pills will restore the kid neyx to proper condition if they are the source of the trouble. They will cure the backache in any case and benefit you still more hy giving the kidneys increased stringth and activ. ity. In boxes, 25¢. For sale only at Wade's Drug Store. Money back if not' satisfactory. Cylinder Head Out. A Wrs. Raynar, of Picton, married on Monday were in town yes- terday on their honeymoon trip to Dr. Harry Farrell, 'of Utica, N.Y. who has been summering at the Thou- | sand Island. Park, returned home yes. 3 » Mrs. John MeMaNol, William street, . Vs, week' ini i with, her tr es Edgar * oronlo,. . a een +. The New Island Wanderer suffered an accident on Monday afternoon that will result in her being withdrawn for u few days. Just as the bont was In a Good Handicap--The Yacht } men Had An Enjoyable Time--' SEPTEMBER 4. YACHT 'CLUB smite, BY BABY GRAND. Verona Covered in An Hour, The Kingston Yacht Club's ahnual cruising race up the Bay. of Quinte was started, on Saturday, and prov- ed a very pleasant outing for the vachtsmen. The first boat gor away Eleven Miles at 2 pm, and the others followed, on the handicap time, in a frosh breeze from about the south-west, which veered considerably on the way wp, At the Brothers' Islands, the Oweonee, Harmony and Baby Grand wore noar- ly together, when a sudden change of wind from the west gave the Baby an advantage, and from that point she kept the lead and arrived ut Preston's Cove, a winner, about five o'clock, followed by the Harmony, shortly af. ter, with the Tespi third, The Freda and Oweonee arvived shortly after, but the Verona, which suffered from too great a handicap, was late in arriving. The yachts were soon moored in the snug cove behind the gravel bar, ex- cept the Verona, which anchored out in the bay. In the evening a bop-fire was started on the shore, and the sailors gathered round, lit their pipes and many a story was told of excit- ing races and of many a pleasant eruise in which they took part. : The club's musical talent was brought into service, while Skipper Almon en. tertained the yachtsmen with selec: tions from his gramaphone, and the crows retired to their bunks after a happy evening. 'Late in "the night some of the Facdiang from the Verona gave the other yachts an energetic serenade and their music was vigorous if not harmonious. It was the intention to push on to Macdonald's Cove the next day, but as a heavy wind from the south was blowing it was decided not to cross the upper gap, and the boats put in another night at Preston's Cove, Monday morning a heavy wind from the west was blowing and the yachts mon decided to make for Horseshoe Island. - The feet' had a grand run down before the gale aml the Verona, with spinnaker set, covered the eleven miles to Channel Grove in about an hour. The afternoon was spent at Horseshoe, and the home journey was made in the moonlight, ending « jolly outing for the salormen. rhe beautiful moonlight nights were much enjoyed and. the-spivit-of -goad-fellow ship prevailing made the cruise of 1906 a pleasant memory, rn ---- Were Strenuous Day. Fernno Loper, the earliest exile of St. Helena, having deserted to the Mohammedan enemy and fallon into the hands of that fierce Christian apologist Alfonso Dalboguerque, had bie nose and cars cut off and his bair plucked out by the roots to re mind him of that sin which was the only one in the calendar whith the Portuguese adventurer could not for: give. Fearing to return to Europe, he deserted from lis ohip at St, Helena und took to the life of a soli tary. A cock which was washed ashore half dead became his compan: ion, and he made for himsel', like Alexander Sulkirk, a house in the wilds. He was in terror lest he should be captured and seat back to Portu- gal, #0 he took to the woods when ever a ship put in. But certgin sea captaine were friendly and left letters and gilts of food for him on the beach, and by and by he was induced to meet them - ana at bir own re quest was taken to Europe in order to obtain absolution for his 'sin of re nouncing his faith. THis done he re turned to his island and died there after more than thirty years of soli tary life Piccadilla Tidings. Picadilla, Aug. 31.-The teachers have all gone to their different schools, Much sympathy is felt here for those that suffered from the hail storm in Estevan ax many of them went from here and have written back of great loss. William Coal and John Comodor were heavy losers. Harry Snyder has gone west to visit friends in Alberta Penjamin Davy and wife have gone to Alberta to reside, Their sons are there. Harry Wittie, of New. Ontario, is visiting at D. Suyder's, Many who went from here to Haileybury are sick from the bad water, Misses Kennedy went west on the exeursion on the 22nd. The grain ix nearly all harvest | od and is a good crop. Township egun- | cil met here on Saturday, Goodiellow has returned New York state where spending a few weeks, Mr a valuable horse, Mr. Martin, of Watertown, N.Y., and Mr. Martin, of Sydenham, are the guests of William Clark. Ernest Walker ix still in Hed ford Station. James Goodfellow has secured a situation 'on the C.P.K, Mrs, D. J. Goodlellow ix on the sick list, | The water in the lake is very low, Cheese Sales. Winchester, 600 at 124¢ Watertown. N.Y. 7.500 at 12¢ Vankleek Hill, 1.144 at 12}¢ London, 1,847 at 124 Hellovitie, 2,690 ut 124 Brockville, 4,200 at 12 12%c Alexandria, 777 at 12fc. to 12 11-18e. James | home from he hae been Colter lost to 1dfe 11-18e. ta Maida Vale is named after a fam- ote but hall-forgotten victory, Maida won by Sir John Stuart in 180@ over the French under General Regnier. Toilet paper, five large rolls, 25c. Gibson's Red Cross drug store. The Islander, of the Folger line, eanght fire at Clayton, but the blaze was quickly put out, It Does Cure Womanly Rls. "1 feel it my duty," writes Mrs. 8, Mend, of Fraserville, Ont., "to let you know that some times previous to the change of life 1 suffered more than | could tell. Neighbors told me Ferro near the Devil's Oven, the cylinder hed blew out and the boat drifted | helplessly. The Ramona towed the crippled boat down to Alexandria ' Bay. i Bovereign Heat and Gas company, Montreal, offers to sapply sitions with " pe ie Sts SLR Sa { Mop to my pain and sickness, had a zone was the only remady, and their | advice was good, "Ferrozone put a direct action on my troubles that ve lieved from the start. 1 safely passed the turn, and now enjoy perfect health and rest. No womanly mediciny. can he better than Ferrozone," RUSE] TO PRESTON'S COVE WON value to those who do baking. Sold by all enterprising LEMMON mm A DINING ROOM COMPLETE This week we are di og a Dia. ing Boom fursished apn en + consistiog ol a » plate rack he). 3 Olina Closets with ved shelves fo Mung plates on Ss, also cup Oak framed Dining Chairs and Bprioy Beats covered in horse hide, .Quartored oak Extension Table, round or square styles, JAMES REID, The Just ask to see our New Fall Coats: They are beauties and up- to-date in every way. To be strictly up-to-date your new' Fall Wrap muat be light grey tweed, but for those who do not like or cannot wear these we have laid in a goodly supply of blacks and ark greys. This cut shows one of the models 'shown but to tho- roughly appreciate our stock you must examine them for your- selves. Dress Goods Our Dress Goods Department Lis in full swing, so buy your Fall ress now and get it to the dress-maker early so as to have our gown or such ready for the foe cool day. ew Tweeds, Suitings, -Cheviots, Panamas, Eolieanes, Crepe de Chenes and a large stock of pretty plaid effects. - CUSTOMS BROKER - ihe Busines leu Ou Oliver, be carried om be G.A. BATEMAN Who for the Inst five years has Money to. Loan : Melntyre & Melntyre relief is found in 'Ferrozone for eet of overy kind, 50c. per box Thermometer fitted in oven door of * Pandora ™ range has een success for fifteen years, and every instrument is carefully adjust heat, before sending out--the first, best and only thermometer which "Pandora " range is handsome, economical Booklet free. & SONS, SOLE AGENTS." burn only halt a foot per hour O PRICE COMPLETE, $ 'Phone 147 for the White Ambulance.' FALL COAT! able this season, so secure some before they are picked over. : CASH COUPONS. 2 000 anes a FINANCE AND INSURANCE 8 = A + on fuel and & perfect © § ie 4a ~ haw Leadi These last are th be very fa - nN If You Want a Ho Games --------