| For Diphtheria Or Sore Thy USE DR: SCOTT'S LINIMENT he" throat freoly and by Satu: Large bottle, 25 centg. "If not for sale at your (Aryueie. can always be procured McLeod's. = Dr. Scott's White nlment C 0. Fropro. St. John, N.B,, and Chelny Reliable Furs... Moderate Prices. W. F. GOURDIER Exclusive Furrier, 78-80 Brock St. 'Phone 700, QUALITY IN BACK GOMBS Our Hair Ornaments Are Strictly And are the newest designs possible, hav- ing bad a package reach us only this week di from the manufacturers, Decorative gold is used for some, .. while otk have 'NEW ART | s with STONES SMITH BROS. Jewelers--Opticians MOTOR GASOLINE In 5 Gallon Lots or over, 4 26c, a Gallon Supplies always handy on the dock. SELBY & YOULDEK LIMITED. A Big. Shipment - of WOOL BLANKETS Arrived to-day 'a ve been treated to a special low price during our sale of housekeeper's supplies. ~. If you have any supplies to buy, it will pay you to look over this lot : ~All Linen Towels, special at 206] a pair and up, --Roller Towelling, extra quality, Se. a yard: and up. z Russian Cpadh, wide a yard, width. ...10¢: ~Unbleached pattern to 75c. Table inen, Sv 1c, good a= ~Bleachad Table in finish A L Mleantind Table Damask, beautiful patterns, pure linen, 'at prices POM Li - ihe Pre Pretty Pattern Cretonnes sen 10¢. a yard and up, ' F Lace Curtaing, . all makes and Toute 22 Mus 10¢. ~Three only, Floor Hugh; size 24x3 yards; reversible patterns, to clear at 'about ... ... HALF-PRICE Poon VEWMANS SHAW Bathe Nidan with a soft clot, keeping it weil g, Mrs. O. D. Robinson, 43 St. Felix St,, Brooklyn, N.Y writes: «| have taken Peruna and it did me more good than all my two years' treatment By special physicians. "I can 'koally say that I feel like another person. No. mare swollen feet and limbs. No more hloating of tho abdomen. No moréshortness of breath. No more #tift #ad sdPé joints. You have no idea what your treatment has done for me. It has prolonged my life and made a new woman of me. +0, such a blessing I have received through your kindness, Doctor, and the assistance of the medicine which you sO Xipdly pre scribed. "I am able to work since I began your treatment, but before I was not able to help myself, much less do any work. Al praise is due to Dr. Hartman and his treatment." Home Dyeing oy er" pale yes--mot a Te pat of mess ha trouble ail over the house. yields brilliant colors that cannot Re It dyes to aby shade. At last home dyeing is made pleasant, i, wc Nj2Ypole Soap Dyes. TAI bast: 1b Brack, JJ Mrs. William McEwan, who lived with her husband on a farm a ' short distance from Canton, N.Y., was kill- ed by a bolt df lightning. THE SPORT REVIEW LERBECK ACCE ACCEPT. s CHAL- LENGE TO WRESTLE With W. H. Brooks of Perth Road--Has Made a Deposit-- General Notes on Various Sports. Glenvale, Sept. 18.--(To the Editor): In a recent issue of your paper, 1 no: tice a challege from W. .H. Brooks, Perth Road, for a, - wrestling match with 'me, for any part of $100 a side; dldo whore he claims an unfair deci- sion was rendered. when we wrestled oni August 28rd 'last. 1 claim such wis not the case and everything was satisfactory as far as 1 knew. Now I am willing Ao wrestle Mr. Brooks at the terms he states, for $100 a sid and gate receipts, any time on or be- fore October 15th, as after that date my time will be occupied. elsewhore, and to show that I. mcan business, i have deposited $25 with R. G. Hiw- key, Mount Chesney, so when Mr. Brooks covers that we will be able to get to business, I will wrestle any place satisfactory to Brooks, or 'where the best inducenients are offered. The referee to be selected at ringside, or either of the following : Daniel Mc- Leod, ex-champion of Canada, Ottas wa; Daniel McMahon, Pais vy, Ont., or Edward Adamson, London.--R. ELLERBECK, Glenvale. National Lacrosse Standing. The ruling of the N. L."U. fi > vee gard to the Tecumsehs and Capitals makes the standing of the clubs read as follows : Clubs. Won, Lost. To Pl. Capitals -- roan I o oO "Porentos ...... . wt 7 5 0 Tecumsehs .. -: § 5 1 Montreal ..... . 76 5 1 Cornwall . 6 5 1 Nationals ... . 4 7 1 Shamrocks ..... | 3 9 0 Sporting Notes. In an exhibition' game at Syracuse the Chicago Nationals defeated Syra- cuse by nine to four. Among the promising new- men out for Ottawa College are Troupe, of Bal- timore, a player of considerable re- putation, a brother of the centre scrimmage -of a few years ago, and Killeen, a brother of "Bill Killeen, who figured for several seasons in the Varsity scrimmage, Tom Cladey will again coach the college; and yester- day the famous player got the boys to work in his own ginal style. The "King" considers the material he has to work upon this s asa the best he has had for, many The Peterboro senior "0. R.F.U. team had their first big practice of the sea- son on Saturday afternoon. Thirty men, including nearly all last year's intermediate 'champions, were out in uniform, and -the practice, considering it 'was the first time out, was very gingery. The boys were coached by Captain Hurtubise and 'Arthur Poe, the famous Princeton quarterback, who ig residing in the city and will give the team the benefit of his ex- perience. Hill of Montreal, Easton of Bréckville, and Sherwood, formerly of the R. M. C., are the new men out. England cd once again demonstrat- ed her superiority oer Scotland in international foursoma golf. The four professionals who contested 'the great international over four greens last woman will Millinery Opening Our - Millinery Showrooms again the scene of life "and are beauty. For weeks past our milliners have been studying in Toronto and New York, and using the knowledge thus gained to turn out»such hats as will be not only beautiful in themselves but becoming to the wearér as 'well. decide on her hat now, The thoughtful for she. knows full well that the choicest creations are picked up early, and also that later milliners become so busy that it is almost im- possible to receive the attention necessary in order to secure the best results. So come in and choose your hat now, and so be sure of having it ready to put on when the oceasion demands. CRUTILEY BROS. CSAH COUPONS. When You Build A New Home Or Rede : Be sure that the specifications call for Sar s Artistic: Hardware We shall be pleased to shew you Sar- gent's Designs and furnish estimates for Jour requirements. Sargent' s Artistic dware pleases the sre isi - varied in design, ee ith McKelvey & i 69 and 71 Brock St. or rn y style of interior fi Birch, ear-SJumes Braid (Walton aid Alex. Herd ¥ WE senting Scotland, Harrys Vardon {Totteridye) and J. H. Taylor (Mid- Surrey) representing England---met at Pixby, Huddersfield, and alter a fairly interesting match the Englishmen won by two holes up and one to. play. Driving to the ninth hole in the after- noon Braid's shot hit a spectator, but Happily no injury was caused. Buffalo Enquirer : "'Buffaloniens and pepaioliy those interested in the breed- g and the showing of famqus dogs, will learn with extreme regret and sorrow of the death of Fathér Geoghe- gan, the Canadian priest, who has done so 'much to improve the breed- ing of thesy animals in the land across the border. Father Geoghegan has for the past three years represented at. the Buffalo 'Kennel Club shows and always won rich and valuable prizes. He was vice-president of the Canadian Kennel Club and considered one of the kindliest and easily was one of the best loved priests in all Canada." A San Francisco despatch says : Tex Rickard says he would not care for a match between Joe Gans and Jimmy Britt, The Goldfield promoter declares the betting would favor Gans to such an extent that the match would not be a 'good drawing card, and he would prefer to wait until late in February or even carly in the spring and have Nelson and Gans come together for another fight. "The moving pictures will show," says Rickard, "that 'Nel- sont was fully as strong if not stronger than Gans when the end came. 1 do not believe the foul "was an intention- al one. T already had made arrange- ments with Referee Siler to have the Tight. stopped as soon as it was too dark, which 1 figiired it would have been five rounds later. The next big ne Red Rash, Ectema, in fact any skin disease, disfigures the com- because the bowels are co stipated--or because the kidneys do not rid the system of waste--or because the skin itself is unhealthy. . Ointments, salves and soaps are' useless. Because the trouble is with the blood, Owing to Selective action of bowels, Yidueys S or ski blood becomes Se b is these impur- lads by the blood -- that make Eo Tair ad Faint, dise Ee wh with the are kidneys or skin, that FRUIT-A-TIVES cure of "FauiT Liven Tasiers~ act Seeelly on the eliminating organs-- their irregularities--strengthen Ee thus clear theskin and make the complexion clear and soft. If you have any skin trouble--or any fault with constipatidn, liver trouble, biliousness, headaches, indigestion, rheumatism--cnre yourself with Fruit a-tives, They are made of fruit juices and tonics--and never fail to fo cure. 50c. a box or 6 boxes for Sent on receipt of price i ago druggist does not handle them, bout will be a finish fight. That is possible we will get Gans and Nelson 'together again." FISHERMEN KILL RUSSIANS, Attempt to Arrest Causes Trouble. Victoria, © B.C., Sept. 19.-Advices were received from Japan, . yesterda; of a fatal afiray between Japane: poachers and Russians off the Kaw schatkan coast, which resulted in the killing of a Russian officer and nine- teen, men and the killing of a num- ber of Japanese, including Lieut. Odake and a Japanese captain of a fishing vessel. Six fishing vessels Rakata and from Nigata, Hakodate, Japan, were fishing when a party of Russians seized the vessels on the charge of poaching. Sudeuki, an 'interpreter, drew a sword and killed a Russian sub-licutenant. A melee ensued and nineteen other Russipns and about a dozen Japanese were killed before the Japanese got their vessels away. Another report tells of the firing on the Japanese fishing boats by the forts of Vladivostok. The Russian Journal at Vladivostok says the ac- tion was duc to the Japanese™were sketching fortificatfons and surroundings. JAPANESE BRUTALITY. Severities of Administration Arouse Complaint. Vietoria, B. C., Sept. 19.-- Several Japanese papers published protests from Koran correspondents regarding barbarous public executions of Kore- ans by, the Japanese administration in Korea. The Tokio Mainichi publishes details with photographs of execu- tions of forty-six Koreans among them a woman allgged to be a bandit out- side of Talku. The correspondent tos: / ep he sdene was so terrible that it could hardly be described. The famil- ies and relatives of the condemned men were present and thev embraced the hanging dead and cried aloud while clinging to the bodies." The Mainichi warns Marquis Ito that barbarous public executions should be stopped. 3 ' READ THE RIOT ACT. Pont Barracks. Matters, after their arrival back from camp, are gradually shaping themselves out for the R.C.H.A., and the men are getting down again to their routine of duty. At nine o'clock. this morning a well attended parade was held, and at it the "riot act" was read. It will be news to many who do not thorough- ly understand military know that, act has got to be publicly read every three months, the reading of it, mak ing it operative during that period. This method makes the active militia always ready to act in a case of em- ergency, without waiting for the presence of the mayor or sheriff to read the Tiot act. > BADLY BURNED. A Woman at Windsor in Flames. Windsor, Ont., Sept. 19.--Mrs. Mor: ris Kovinsky was badly burned at her home, 81 Aylmer avenue, last cven- ing. She was taken to the Hotel Dieu for treatment and the attending phy- sicidn docs not Kold out any hopes. f8r her recovery. Her dress caught fire from gas plates. She ran screaming om the house, but the fire was not xMoguished until the clothing had been burned almost. off her body. Her limbs and body were {rightfully burn- ed 'and the skin abd {esh peeled off with the clothing when it was re- moved. An Office In England. Winnipeg, Sept. 19. At yesterday af- ternoon 's session of the manufactur- ers' convention, it was decided to on cn an office in England for securing information for use Cancdian manifacturérs, the session to-night and to-morrow morsing the members leave --on a tour thraugh to the const. ita na ---- 1. The' Dominion Steamship company | has completed arrangements for the aildition of two new, large and, com- modious mail and 'passenger steamers to its St. Lawrenge fleet, at the op- #ning' of navigation next season. ty of seats at - the armouries asec the flower show and. band con- whit the peopls of Goldfield want. 11 | Ve | { fact that thet. A Quarterly, Proceeding at Tete de | hat rs, to according to faw, the riot | A banquet will clase | bo HERPICIDE'S MISSION. It Takes Away the Dread of Birth- days. annoying to men Nothing is more than to see and women of middle ap those unmistakable signs of age thin hair and graynéts--approaching. But science has discovered that these con ditions are no longer "unmistakable" evidences of old age, for the dandruff germ. theory 'proves that even very young peof ple may suffer hair loss, while those fortunate enough to es cape the ravages of the scalp germ, retain their abundant locks to a ripe old age. Newbro's Herpicide kills the dandrafl germ and removes the risk of -hppearing --old-before your time: Save your hair and your feelings, by. using 'the genuine Herpic ide. Sold by Heading druggists. Send 10¢. in | stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. G. W. Mahood, special agent. SYNOPSIS oF CANADIAN NORTH-WEST HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS -- Any even numbered section of Dowmin- jon Lands in Manitoba or the North- West Province, excepting 8 and 36, aot reserved, may be howesteaded LY any verson the sole head of a family, or male over 18 years of age, to the extent of { one-quarter section, of 160 acres, wore {or less. { Application for homestgad entry or in- | spection must be wade in person by the | applicunt at the office of the local Agent or Sub-agent. An application for entry or inspection made personally at any Sub-acent's office way be wired to the local Agent by the Sulb-agent, at the expense of the ap- plicant, and if the land applied for is I yncant on receipt of the telegram such application is to have priority and the land will be held until the necessary papers to complete thé transaction are received by mail. In case of "personation" the entry will je summarily cancelled and the appli- cant will forfeit all priority of claim, An applicant for inspection must be eligible for homestead entry, and only one application for Inspection will be ret (vi from an individual wuntii that ap ication has been disposed of. » homesteader whose. entry is in rood standing and not liable to cancellation, may, subject to approval of Departivent, relinguish it in favour of father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister, if eligible, but to no one else, on fling de claration- of abandonment. Where an entry is swnmarily "eancellc od or voluntarily abandoned, subsequent to institution of cancellation proceedings, the applicant for inspection will be en titled to prior richt of entry. Avrnlicgntas for inspection must state in what particulars the homesteader is in default, and {if subsequently the state ment is found to be incogrect.in mater- ial particulars, the dpmlicant will lose anv prior richt of re-entry should the land become vacant, or if entry has heen eranted it may he summarily cancelled. Duties.--A settler is reonired to per- | forma the conditions under -ome of the | following plans :-- (1) At least six months' residence up- on and cultivation -of the land in each year during the term. of three years (2) If the father (or mother, if the | father is deceased) of a homesteader resides upon"a farm in the vicinity of the | land entered for by such homesteader | thé requirement as to residence mav be | satisfied by such person residing with the | father or mother. | (8) II the settler has his permanent | residence upon farming land owned by tim in the vicinity of his homestead, ihe requirement may ba_ satisfied by 'esidence upon such la Before making hold tion for natent the séttler must give: six-months' notice in. writing to the Commissioner of Do- minion Lands at Ottawa, of his inten sion to do so. SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH- T MINING REGULATIONS. Coal. ~Coal lands may be awed $10 per acre for soft coal R20 for anthracite. Not wore than acres can be acquired by one Andividunl or company. Royalty at the rate of ten cents per ton of 2,000 Jousys shall be collected on the gross output. Quartz--A free miner's oertificate is grauted wpon' payment in adfance of $5 per apnum for an individual and from $50 to $100 per annum for a eympany according to capi A free miner, 3 od TR miner al in place, may lo p€latin 1.500% 1,500 feet. The fee for recording & claim is $5. At least $100 must be claim each year or raid to When at recorder "in _Jicu thereof. been expen r paid, the locator may, upon having a ur ey made, and upon Sompiyiug with ether Renuitemeny , Dlr the land at 81 Fer gore 1 patent provides for the nayment of a royalty of 24 Der Cent oh the sales. Placer mining cleims generally are 100 {feet square ' entry fee . remowal | Year { Aor miner may obtain two donne to dredge for gold of fre. miles such twenty years, renewable | dorm of of the Minister of the I The lessees shall bave a within one season | ation i of She per Teased. cont collectd on Lhe aueput efter coeds $10,000. W, Cony, ti ofthe Minister of the Taterlor. it ex- CONDENSED E CERFISNG First insertion, 1c. a word. Advi. 4 lines Everybody in Kingston Beads the WHIG a I a REPORTER, ---------------------------------------- MEN EVERYWHERE-GOOD PAY-TO GENTLEMEN TO lute : TT RATES Each con- secutive thereafier fe. a word. Minimum charge for one fi sertion, 35¢. Gr insertion or under a week, $1, Adut. 4 lives or under a month, §2. A % HELP WANTED--MALE,. LIVE, experience STEADY ; he salary and SBM, Whikg] 81 Kingston. wages and chance for advancement, GIRLS. APPLY TO N, ©, TWO EXPERIENCED Apply 180 Princess St. KENT BROS. THUY AT Wor foot of Princess street. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. rors ------------ A cooK, APPLY TO MRS, STRANGE, 56 King street. Co., 'Ontario street. IRL, FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK Apply to 289 Division street. GOOD GENERAL SERVANT. ply at 191 university Avenue. ' DRY salcsladivs. WITH AND sperience ; steady wo! Apply Kingston Hosiery CO . GIRLS, FOR FINISHING in warcroom. kHighes wanes BOILERMAKERS. APPLY, "STATING -- Litdir tiananouus, experience, to - the Wan. Hamilton! -- Mig. Co., Petertorough, Ont. "Goon ooh ou FOR PRIVATE HOS pital. Must be thoroughly S lary HOYS, STBADY ' "WORK: 'Gogn] Lelent. enorstic and clown. Salar Apply Box 19, care Whiz office, POLSON & AP- Goons WITHOUT EX. 3 geod wages. | WORK paid, Spy Homily, "The Skinner Co; - I y hve Merges ite. . Apply to MeOuni, 51% UNFURKISHED and atte ; ning roo Apply V8 Wellington street. distribute tack signs, ete. No National Adv. Bureau, Circulars, adv. matter, canvassing. Chicago. HAVE: THEIR overconts made to look like pew, pressed and cleaned or turned. New work guaranteed to please. Prices right. Galloway, the Tailor, 131 Brock street. AGENTS, PERMANENT POSITION TO sell new Canada. and World Map; size 66x46 inches ; two maps in one representatives now at work making $25 10 $50 pus week, Address Ramd, Cabinet Makers, Fly Finishers, Carvers, Polishers and Rubbers. Highest Wages and steady work to compet- ent men. 'The Williams Piano Co. Limited, OSHAWA, ONT. Apply Kingston Hosiery Uo, LADIES TO DO PLAIN AND LIGHT] ROOMS SUITABLE FOR DENTAL HANDY MAN TO OREN hwy Sowing at home, whole or spare time; Ore dressmaker Lemmon & Sons, 368 Kin Areety " food pay work Smt any hj. BS brincegs v RW charges paid ond stamp for uit JUNIOR SALESMAN AND A PARCEL Je tea Manvissruring voy at George Mills & Ce = Manufac- - OI single turing Furriers and Hat. Specialised 4 house. a --- Huht, het air BOY FOR GROCERY STORE. prov, mdi with experience profcrred. Apply BE, Ss, Suddanrd, Cora Division and 1 Eilive streets, in " 4 . : ' R y HELP, THE YEAR ROUND. SITU- i WANTED ations vacant, domestics, hotel and factories. - Department "BU 208 t th, may sell x mth, . . Porn. 130 Union street West. MONEY AND OUR POLICIES COVER MORE bul apd col " o H avERPOOL. LO _LONDON ANDO mn! iY. assets soll 187,215. To addith which SE id the McNally & Co, 142 Fifth Ave, Now York. olders, Farm and Sn trange, A BOARD AND ROOMS. TE hE WO FURNISHED ROOMS TO BE I let in lensant house In good OTRIC MOTOR, KLE NTED---GENERAL, FOR BALE. 8 HOUSE, -- NEAR WATER FRONT, w------ - . - would. be permanent nant. poly HPO SA ' 5 at once, Box 51, Whiz office. PUT, YOUR 'POR SALBL ADVE: tory. ower, om. GHT HORSE ok in Wale Press Ea MR. McCHARLES' CHARITY, Miner Left '$10,000 to Toronto University. Sept. 19.---The will of Sug | Aeneas McCharles, Sudbury, sho ™ died in Victoria hospital, Montreal, recently, and who was one of the first interosted- in Ahe nickel mines, provides for the bequest of $10,000 to the Uni- versity of Toronto. The interest on this is to be paid {5 any Canadian who discovers any new proces of the , or improves to any Toronto, treatment of mineral ores the known processes; "or y Can for dess- 1 - = Of Towellings, IN Beginning going sale, 43c. pair. Bath owels, y 1240, for Ye, Don't miss 'these if you do » 1054 size, Marseilles Quilts, 72 inch for 3c, son's newest garments, silk velvet collar, or-mader Very speci New Fur Muffs, Stoles, That painful ailment piles 'is cured by' Zam-Buk, both "speedily and" per- manently, Mrs. A. E, Gardner, of Ca talina, writese "For twelve years 1 have been troubled with blind bleeding and protruding piles, and have been using various kinds of ointments, ete, but never came across anything to equal Zam-Huk.. You are at liberty to do what you will with these remarks, And that they may be ti ments of helping some, of those who are suffer ing from piles to try Zam-Buk is- the wish of one who has found great re- lief." . For 'eczema, ulcers, on children's loads, abscesses, ote. Zam-Buk is equally effective, It differs from other ointments and salves in be- ing purely of vegetable composition, ], containing no trace. of animal fat or mineral coloring matter. It ix, at the same time, both healing, soothing and antiseptic, It kills disease gents and prevents wounds from festering] ete, A doctor recently applied it to an ex: treme case of eczema on which ordin. ary prescriptions had entirdy failed, it efiegted a compdite cure and the doctor-who 'does not want his name to appear publicly, but has no objec: tion to it being stated in private-- P says: "1 shall have no hesitation in prescribing it in future," Of all drug-, gists at BO, a bok, or direct from the | Zam-Buk Co., upon receipt of price, (6 boxes for $2.50.) pins pii---- Charles Smith, liveryman, Picton, has purchased a bay mare of D. R, Benson, Napanee, which it is. claimed | was n [i ringworms, sores n adian who invents any device ening the danger to human life hy electricity supplied for power and heat. The conditions of prizes are built on. those of the Nobd prizes, These were founded by the late Swe dish millionaire, Alfred - Bernard No 4 bel, as a reward for those whoo have rendered some signed ice to man- kind in the realms: of science, medicine, art, or in the promotion of peace throughout the world, 1 ZAM-BUK CURES PILES. A Case of 12 Years Standing Cured. Man Was son, sa. He man, and had to meet 'a ~ang of linemen. Chief Graham 'arrested Myers in Napanee 'for being drank, The stranger had been trying to sell the horse and armonries and_ Thu Don't fd rect our great removal sale; the haidsomest horse in this dis-- only one weok longer. See advt, R. Ji ston Horse and Rig. On. Tuesday amed Thomas nd rig at the Princess street, said he was a telephone mornine a Myers hired a livery of Robert oon, ig. Chief Graham tolephored Kineston; and in the evenine Mr. son went up to" Napanes and identified he hogse and rig as being bis, charge of theft has beep laid arainst Myers, who, it is thought, may be an "5667 and will be usheged in hy x-convict. 2 : Meals Tn Five Minutes. Satisfying, ork and Beans. Be. and 10e. ---------------- One of the pioneer residents of township of Athol, passed away 'the home wutend, East Lake road, in the | person of Amos Vaneleal, on' Sunday fast, in the cightieth year of his age. Flowers, fruite and. vegetables fill the | imported; 11th band concert to-night day night. SPECIAL SALE Table Linens and Quilts tomorrow and continuing all day to offer some special prices on the shove mentioned lines, 20 Dozen Pure Linen Huck Towels, bleac hed, fringed ends, plain or red border, size 22x40, extra large size, Roller Towelling, 17 inches wide, all pure linen, Do You Need Quits ? Empire style, for $10. Be sure and, soe dur Coats before buying elsewhere. Colla re and Ruffs, all at special prices at The Store That Serves You Best At All Times - The James Johnston Store, 180 Wellington St. 280 srens ARRESTED AT NAPANEE. -- Trying to, Sell King- stranger, horse to drive to Odes- fore drive out. there to | the In the after wholesome 'meals can be prepared in five minutes with' Clark's tind, y ~ without board. relerengee OPERTLES. . ; an Abounicus 3Pslioants wn ni Han. Nose. Ne Pay: Dv | POWER & Bow, pEonITEOT, MEH hn, nl E is tment 'D.2 ant's Bank Iding, corner 0 -- = and" Welilnkton streets. ee ---------------------------------- - n AMERICAN ENCYCLOPEDIA... NEW, PRIVATE, BOARD AND ROOMS, AT sixteen volumes, st. Siseorint, fof : por, AR LE. ions in ner shoot wd ontroal atreets. : EE. PLENDID CORNER GROCERY IN er en ets ia TWO FIRST-CLASS FARMS, TOWN-| SPL 3! RG " - . " 4 on © all new stock, wood, steady. | HENRY P.- SMITH, ARCHITE ey = a5 A hr Plo re "and cash business, Good ste. Anchor as 3 ate, ~a pur near ~ Washburn,--275 acres. Jeune for selling. Apply Box 23, Phone, 845. . a A 1) t Cimningham & Lyon, 79 'hig office, : Sharence Street, Kingston, Ont, Ft -------------------------- LANE 1 MEDICAL. u. IESOEL] ANEOVS. Tui LOST. DR. lio non LATELY FARM WR ) , IN GOLD RING, ON MONDAY, r. Ryan, corner cd 208 Bop 3oiPliee. Depnttmant A rl AIN Oo for Hts return to Whig offce, pe Yr Friday, we are They Are hemmed or for two Hays' with per pair. with red border, at 25c. and 45e, $1.50, for 98c. 10x34 double Satin Damask Quilt, $2 value, upecial $1.39 each. Unbleached "Table Linen, splendid wearing quality, boc. New Coats and Furs In our ready-to-wear department you will find some of 'this sea- grey mixed tweed Coats, trimmed with circular back, every Coat, tail The finest Coats: in Kingston, sesssesererec@B em er ~ WAPPY NEW YEAR! The To-Day at Sunset. The Jewish at sunset, two days. penitence, flects on tenth Wil durin which the Jew re- his sing of the being ment the eighth being t to Wil: On the of the Law.: A [At this time the palm, synagogues. The new year will | sounding of = the cornet or horn. The Jew does presenta . ut the New Year, but greetings to friends, waterinlly The sewish ve Sp ne. Think of Dr. 8heop's h Cure Fit your nose and throat ah ge your breath is foul or feverish. post offices. the | et Menthol, ete, incorporated creamlike petrolgtum. | sooths, heals, purifies, controls. Call at all druggists for Tren trial box. asulonfios, to-night, | Jewish New Year Begins New Year beging today and will be observed foe Then| follow seven days of - past year, - 'the day i Atone The Feast of Tabernacles boging Oe tober 4th, and continues for nige dnys, | day of Solemn Assembly, and the ninth the Rojodring © feast of the Atonement, nothing whictever is eaten, myrtle and | willow figure in - the services of the o~ ram's & not sxshanit creasing the volume of busingss at io is 5667, contains Oil of Eucalyptus, Cy into an: 14th band concert - and fleveesr show