™ lildren's Day of every week we've been em. § in our announcements the need eral public--but, strange to » space has been gtven up ¢o dy h we can supply of the younger . We are going to make up for ough. Following, you will find many of the most important | of them seasonable and appro at we will have to-morrow od Look over the [ist carefully ost sure to be at least one ite terest to YOU : - Children's Light and Dark Toa for ages from 2-1, 13 Foe at 4.25, 4.75, 5.50, 5.75 Han" re Ne ' ob, 5.75; B50 any Children's Tweed Coats, in the far : ane mixtures of Bavy and green wi nobby plaid-silk lined Hoods match, Br "hildren's Frieze Coats, We brow » own navy and Oxford grey ® at 4.75 " 5.50 and 6.75. 5, 4.4 Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, etc, chool Handkerchiefs, of good size pure white lawn, neatly hemstitel. ed; regularly $6ld at 50 each yours to-morrow 'at hylf 0 price, two for ...... ... . . 3 1 to 6 jor id Gloves, in sizes from girls from 2 to 15 years old of good quality, well made and "Sie ished, in light and dark tan shades only, and well - 7 worth 75¢c., yours while they 50 last, per pair only Soe snitted Gloves, 'in cardinal and brown sat 15c. a pair; in oardinal nhvy, white, and fancy mixed col. ors, at c..a pair; and in navy white," brown 3 fancy. mixed col ors. at 25c. a"pair. logs' celebrated "Leather-Knit" Stockings, all sizes, at 15 20, 23 and 25e. a pair. Pt vhildre n's Black Cashmere Stockings Plain and of strong even makes, fast black dye, in. three qualities, priced according to size, per pair from 25 to 49%., from 25 to 33¢., and' from 20 to 25c. : hiMlen's Black Cashmere Siock ings, ribbed and excellent makes, priced according to size from 25. to 49., from 25¢. to 39 20 to 25¢. © bl Tose Supporters, in black and white » a good make at 12ic.c and 15c.; and the celebrated "C.M.C Clasp" at 20. and 25c. 'ancy Fygnch Ribbams, of very dain ty designs. in good qualities, for use: as, hair-ribbons, sashes and neck-ribbons, from 2) to 5 inches wide, at 12}, 15, 25, 30 and 3c. a yard. Heating bing] since 1864 & Birch ck Street y & Light Co. ferred Stock to . Gold Bond Shoe "For Men" Adifferent shape. All up to-date, AY! guaranteed Solid Oak Soles. Madeof - fine Vici Kid and the best imported Box Calf, $3.50 Shoe Store 8 at $1.50 and $1.75 just in. . Special For Saturday * {RICH YEAR 73. NO. 233. _ UNSHRINKABLE ~ UNDERWEAR No 'ono dikes to havé his undershirt shrink so small' that he ean hardly find it with. a magnifying glass. : Some makers' goods are shrink. Some 'ate' positively unshrinkable. TWO GUARANTEED POSITIVES Celtic Brand for fine weir. Stanfield's for heavier wear. Our guarantee goes with every gar- sure to ment, Two other satisfactory lines and good values-- Spring Needle Ribbed. Penman's Ribbed. - . B. P. Jenkins Clothing Co. Ey \ » Anderson Bros Special for Saturday Guaranteed Pure Pork Sausages. All lovers of a godd Home-Made Sausage should try them. Sell- ing at 15¢c. per 1b. ; also Our Windsor Sausages, 10c. 1b., are great favourites 'at 3iibs., 25¢., over 2,000 lbs. sold this week. Fresh Fork - tenderloins. for Saturday. - 4 1,000 lbs, Fresh Pork, 12jc. to 15¢, 1lbi, out in chips or roasting BE pieces, Spring Lamb, stewing pieces, . Be! to 10c. 1b, chops, 12jc. lb. legs, 12jc. 1b. Lots of the best Beef. Steaks, 10c: to 12}c. per lb. Roast Beef any quantity, from 8c., 9¢c., 10e., 12}c. 1b. Pure Lard, our own rendering. A full line Cooked Meats, Chickens, choice Butter and Eggs, Cheese and all other choice Groceries and Fruits. Phone orders, will receive care- full attention. Anderson Bros., Cor. Princess and Division Sts. A ' PBARSALL'S MILLINERY Our Opera. Hats are one of New York's Latest .Fad, per: haps you, ought to have one. You should see our Bear Skin Coats, Tan and Bon- nets, they are *eally fine and pPices within reach of all. Children's Winter mets, for 5c. Silk Bon- Just see them. PEARSALL'S MILLINERY Our designs are new and artistic and our pricessare most liberal, out DAILY MEMORANDA." Hats That for quality and value Are unexceiled at Campbell Bros, Civie Finance Committee, 8 pom. The sun rises Satarday at 6.02 a.m aml sets at : Auct old Gelding, 11 a.m. Murray Rughy. to-morrow '--Limestones vs Brockville, 2.30 pan To-morrow will he Faith, Virgin and Church Day This day in history '--Battle of Dub- 1 131 Roman . Calendar altered, of Thames, Ontario, 1813 Queen's Athletic. Grounds, the festivah of St. Martyr, 'a Minor dalk, 1% 1582 ; Battle ~ WHIG TELEPHONES. 243--RBusiness Office. 229--Editorial Rooms, 292--Jobbing Department. Dainty China Constantly Arriving All the latest novelties can be found in our assort- ment. We are opening New Goods: everyday. ..ROBERTSON BROS. JOHN McKAY ) FURS KINGSTON, ONT. Furs admit of as much deception as do jew: rare reliable. expert judgment. 1 Send us your name for Catalog B FUR HOUSE 149-163 BROCK STREET KINGSTON regiment, and rose to the rank of . lieutenant. After leaving the army he GLASS '8 Inch Berry C Thanks became rector of the church, but was ; 8 Bowl, $5.50 d to the colors for temporary MR. AND MRS, W. S. BURKE WISH » and managed to combine his to express their . thanks, te the meny | two duties. KINNEAR & d'ESTERRE Successors to P. B. Crews] 100 Princess St. i ree To have dry feet through the Fall season, wear a pair of our Waterproof Boots Wear Allen's Military Bootmakers £4 Brock St. Sign of Golden Boot friends for their Football Match Brockville +: N8. Limestones At K. A. A. A, Sat, Oct, 6th "om TY Game Called at 2.30 P.M. Admission 25¢. . Dressmaking and Miss K. Sullivan has returned fror Chicago and will cater to Customers, a the same@place, 105 Brock St. AUCTION SALE HORSE % WM. MURRAY, Auctioneer els. Inferior skins and qualities are made to look like and costly kinds andthe only safe way is to buy of a store you|R: know to be a b solutely [graphs her The average dealer who buys and sells hissfurs in the man- afactured state, is frequently imposed upon by a deceptive appearance. Oygrs is distinct- ly a fur business, and in buy- ing here you get the benefit of life-long experience andj JOHN McKAY expressions and tokens tf of sympathy in their bereavement REMEMBER Montreal, Sept~ 5.-The steamer QUBEN'E ~ STUDENTS BXCuRsion | Yidtorian, from Liverpool. = passed : PO ALBXANDRIA PAY, tlle Isle, nt 4 am The Allyn steam oN ETRAMER RIDEAE- QURBEN er Laurentian, from Glasgow, for Bos SATURDAY. OCTOBER. 6TH ton, passed Cape Raee on October, i BATE Swit's Whatl. ot T'30 p.m. 3th The Allan éteamer Virginian, Bout lea rick ie from Montreal, reported by marconi Tickets, 35¢ ; gram, sixty miles" west of Malin Head TAKE NOTIC at 3 am. o o r : Quebic. Ort. 5.88. Lake Manitoba, chor a Hall Stove, PI Stove | C:P-R. line, from Liverpool, inward come und see me as I have the. larvest stock I have ever had: also a dot Xaraiiurs sad Corpeid ry a. The Complete Returns. 3 SECOND-HAND STORE Aylmer, Ont, Oct. 5. 1 he returns TURK S 808 Princess Street. of vesterday's bye-eleetion in East i ; 3 -- | Flgin are now complete, the resulg Ladies' Tailoring. 'Phone, I with sell "kh Rban Gelding, 5 years ge : : . old. 14-3 high. has been ridden and | Gold filled. frames in eye glasses or driven. Market Square, o'clock: | spectacles for R150. at Best's. No SATURDAY Which Germany Got Was The Worst End. THEIR PAPERS ADMIT GERMAN EXPORTS HALVED, CANADA'S DOUBLED. Reciprocal Treaty With Mother- land Advocated By New Zea- land Parliamentarihn: ¢- Brit- ain Must Always Be Senior Partner. London, ¢ 5.~The Frankfort Ga zelte says is betraying nwo confi dence when it admits that Germany got the worst end of the stick in the tarifi with Canada. German exports to Canada were only ¥half in 1903 what they. wore in 1903, while Cay ada's exports to Germany nearly doubled, The chairman of the New Zealand parliamentary committee, which 'in vestigated the rejected reciprocity treaty with Australia, emphasizes the necessity for a reciprocal' treaty with the motherland; which he says must always belooked on as a senior part ner, and praises the example 'set by Canada in this respect. A FINE STRIKE. Silver Mine in Cobalt Sold For $750,000. Leamington, Ont., Oct 5.~Albert Poster, formerly of this place, but now a resident of Detroit, has =old the Foster mine, at Cobalt, to a syndi cate for £750,000. He went to. Cobalt before many discoveries were made and while prospecting he accidentally dislodged a pice' of moss with his walking stick. He noticed comething shining beneath, and upon investigat ing found he had struck. a nugget of silver. He did some prospecting on the property and then secured it from the government. It is; to date, one of the richest mines discovered in the Cobalt district, The property con sists of forty acres, thirteen of which are under water. WHO FELT THE QUAKE ? The Sgismographs Make of Shock. London, Oct. 5. Prof. Milnes seis mograph, on the Isle of Wight, re conds 'an carthhuake begigning at 2:11 a.m, October hours. The r legs severe Record 2nd, and ord indicates than either Francisco 'or Valparaiso she Sydney, NSW, Qet. 5 , and at Peru, beginniner at October 2nd, Australian time, and lusting two hours. The government astronomers believe there wa mous upheaval lasting two the shook the San ks Seismo record an earthypeake, mid-day. an enor that eclin Francisco omew herve San the darthgn at and Valparaiso. Soldier-Monk Elopes. Rome, Oct: 5A eas famous Delarue mystery, a sensation ly cau arousedl interest here, was announced that Father Vi ginio Caronts, of the: Camillini order, rector of the aristocratic church of the Santa Maria Maddalena, belonging to a noble brotherhood of priests; de voted to the spiritual care of the sick in the hospitals: of Rome, had resign ed from the ed. Tt has fled from helonging ('arones, resembling the which recent has A few days ago in France, priesthoode and disappear that he with a beautiful girl distinguished family. voung, tall and handsome, served the "usual term in the army, where he was attached to an artillery been discovered Italy to a Movements Of Vessels. at Cape Chat, 7:45 am of the only outstanding poll, No. §, Yarmouth, having been received this morning. This is: Haight, 43; Mar shall, I}; majority for Haight, 30 With all polls heard from Marshall's majority is 80, m t . Campbell Dros. For all the latest in caps. charge for testing or lenses. Try Lemmon & Sovos' best American sue 8 piember Bulletin--For Sale The ""Rowans," the beautiful home and grounds of the late John Mudie : all modern improve- ments ; Conveniently situated on car line, overlooking Lake Ontario, Sons, Ars tae SWIFT'S. BT RARER aaknoY IR TE. Try Bibby's special 81 gloves. ny oil at 20¢c. per eallon. It buPns with Buy Blaud's Iron Tonic Pills for | a good clear light. Is perfectly free 1 run down svetems; The genuine are | from smoke or smell Delivered «old at Gibson's Red Cross Drug | promptly to any part of the city Store. "Keep a little in the house." the old The Pandora ranee is still leading. | fashioned horehound candy {The Why do you not get one? Lemmon &'| strong kind), Bold at Gibaon's Red > KINGSTON, An Rel REV. F Boston, Uet. Franciscan Or of the most n on a visit in his oratorios. rare genius by his works ie apphed 1 obtained the went off snc warded the When his ma lisvel of his declaration f Wie the rep 14th. Bulg immodiately enquiry wa ngo. Litera Vincennis, cooked alive mained worldly afin Hamilton, land, where hext two yes His resign prise. Rev. not been in National | fago, 1, New Boston. 21; | Cross Drug Store. 5 | Trey Bibby's special We, hosiery. land, 1, Austrian Australian not torios and masses living connect a series Famous "Red"" With Victor Emaianuel. Milan, Maly, Oct. b.--Great ment bas been' caused hy the discov: he shook han commisoners steani was turned Father TO GIVE DISTLAYS. Nobleman igious Rank. HOCHBRUNN. Father R. 3 Rev, } Friars, der of oted = at country this and He is Shakes y the palace office king's consent essfully and the king re Over The World. entertajner generously The Trail, B.C, smelter may close jesty bade Dutfo farewell | ag the result of the Crow's Nest Coal Is with him businesg carts to a, oer lly Cooked Alive Ind.; Oet. in rs, bade his family Goes To England, Oct. 5.--~Rev. angl sailed he will regide for ars at least. won was a great "Whitcombe good health. Baseball Summary. agus. --Pittshure York, 7: Sraoklyn, 3-2. ONTARIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, Hart mann von. an 'der. Lan Hodkbrunn, an onging to the and one composers of ora present will of of of - performances a composer and has won great fame FAAHIACIASIIRAAAASIKK 3% | New Brunswick in the senate, x EVERYTHING LOVELY. i) Washington, Oct. 5.-- ¥ Everything in Cuba is pro- # gressing so finely and the ¥ outlook for speedy peace ¥ all over the island is so good that the navy depart- ment expects that most if ¥ not all its warships will be # away from Cuban waters ¥ in a couple of weeks. It ¥ is announced that Gov. # Beekinan Winthrop of ¥ Porto Rico will take charge ¥ of Cuba at once; as origin: # ally intended. * FAGAN ANARCHIST AND KING. Hanas excite cry that the notorious anarchist, Dut- | $£E000 in the Gilmour fire, $25,000 to. lately pained admission to the | at Shawville, $18,000 at Carp, $125,000 palace at Racconigi and shook hands | at Almonte, 875,000 at Aylmer, $20, with King Victor Esnmanuel, 000 at Rockland, $23,000 at Wales, Dutto, who represented himself as o {ond $100,000 in the Fraser fire. professional entertainer, applied to the police. for permission to eive a biozrarh view in the palace. The pol the show The police wre afterwirds shocked to find that It is reported in Winnipeg that J. the entertainer was the wellknown | A. M. Aiding, K.C., will resign its anarchist, who thus had had the kim | solicitor to the C.P.R. at his mercy. Though no harm was Clyde shipyard builders have receiv- done, the o are suing Dutto for | ed offers of help from Canada, Ger- making a statement, many and United States, re David Marshall, conservative, was GAVE EACH A MILLION gin, by fifty-one majority. Pabst Generous to Chiidren Beloie Fire in the business section of Arm His Death: strong, B.L., caused a loss of twen Mitwanker Oct. Bhat Capt.| Wy; to forty thousand dollars. Praderick Pabst gave sach of his chil Seventy brand ne fv, up to-date cars dren one million dollars prior to his | 2 to In an the tracks of the Faron: to street railway before Christmas, death, hocauxe he wanted to he re Tha sapreme gourt allowed the ap Constantinople, Oct, 5.-"The "Turkish ) delay in signing the re port, resulting fram the enquiry into the frontier dispute regarding the de limitation of a portion of the vilayet of Adrignople, which led to a som Peter Millard, a prominent cotion what charp fight batween Bulgarian {oar and formerly purchasing agent and Turkish soldiers, has brought ali the New Orloans and Northeastern rom Bulgaria that un: | podlrond, committed suicide at New rt is signed by October | Orleans, on (Wednesday night, by pois rariar froope will be ordered | ing to reoceupy Sujuk. The | General Starykewitehy Goverpor of concluded . three (weeks 1 Simbirsk. Russin, had & narrow es 6. --Literully a boiler, into which by mistake, Boiler maker Gustave F. Friend, thirty years of age, lived for five hours, with flesh dropping off in chunks. He consciougcarranged all bye, aml then prayed with his pastor till 'death cathe. E. Whit combe has resigned as rector of Matthew's church) : New York, with hie sigter for ° Philadelphia, 0 Américan League. ~Chicago, 3; Cleve' 0 ¥ It is understood that the postmas ¥ | ter general will elect to sit for Gaspe, # | so that the "hye cleotion, consequent 3 | upon his choice, will take place in ¥* Nicolet. The. liberal . candidate in #& | Nicolet will probably be Mr. Tourighly, #¥ K.C., of Three Rivers, who ix the law * partner of Jaéques Bureau, M.P., for Z| that constituency. * Fwenty thousand jonmierants have * settlad in the Edmonton district sinoe x June of last year. The-mmjority are * * s, who good New York and Canada for about six Fears. St - pp : from "(me of the great secrets' of high Eng | clase candy trade is-- alwaye having * thes fresh goods and in sealed packages. McConkey's and Huyler's are sold sur- | only at Gibson's, Red Cross | Drug has | Store. Phone 230. Get your stoves repaired at Lemmon & Sons befare the cold weather 'comes. § They have first class men and have a Chi- | full stock of repairs op hand, i HOWITGROWS The: Population .Of . The Prairie Provinces. SENATOR J. EELIS MAY BE NEXT GOVERNOR Of NEW BRUNSWICK. Election in Nicolel--Postmaste:- General Has Eiected to Sit For Gaspe--The Latest Tid- ings From the Capital. Ottaway. Oct. 3.--While the returns of the census of the three prairie pro vines are incomplete, enough. is known to make a close approx tion possible. The whole population of Manitoba, Saskatchewan apg -Alberta, as is known, will come close to 505, 00H) Rel : By provinces it will bp: Manitoba, 362,000; with three or four sub-divi sions to be heard from, which will make the total about BG1,000; Sadkat chewan, about 260,000, the returns from this province are the least com- plete; Alberta, 154,000, with one sub division to.come in, It is stated that Senator Ellis will succeed Hon. J. B. Snowball as lieu tenant governor of New Brugiswick. There are already two vacancies from Americans and Scotoh, with the next inorder English and Irish. CF. PL O'Connor will address a meet ing under the auspioes of the United * | Irish League, on Friday, October 12th. Several companies, including one of the large English concerns, notified their agents not to take any more risks on lumber until . they get fur. ther orders. Fires in the Ottawa valley within the past few wegks have Mhitsthe insurance companies sprotty hard: 1 iv estimated that 'they Jost PITH OF THE NEWS, The Very Latest Culled From All mines strike, El elected to the Commons, in East 11 | nted t peals in the Halifax election. cases, ain ext we ause he wanted to b tain -- nt, i) id with it. and{ whith will permit the triald Lo pro sen what they would do w , an excl p § On ar « respongibil- | © . L how they } i | ray tr H ; i ink Ihe Canadian section of the Inter o Aestin if Henry Fink, ! coli -- i ny ie * pefore | Pational Waterways Commission met collector of interna awenue, ore A y . Wo Judge Carpenter in ~the county court wonto, on Thursday, and di " te ne the boundary line in Lake yosboraay The proceedings were instituted to Be possible athat- Sl: Ontario determine the amount af inheritance bates ol I may tamil deter due the stats agengies in various parts of the pro 2 avi age of employ- i vinee, to take the plage of employ Must Report Speedily. ment bureaus That George W. Fowler held as sec retary three: hundred shapes of stock in the North-West Land gowpany for Hon. George E. Foster, was disclosed before the insurance commission. cape from. assastination on Thurslay A homb was thrown at him, wounding him in the hand and leg. His injuries are not fatal. The Protestant committee of council of public instruction for Que bee, troposes a half mill assessment his | O all renl estate in the provinee own re. | #1 hy Protestants, for elementary his choo! 'purposes > : L. 8 Chinese Inspector Thomas J. D'Arey, died suddenly, Wadnesday nicht, at Auburn, N.X., of acute in 'igestion. He had been in the United Stated government service in Northern For 81.00 vou can have your eyes properly tested and. fitted with gold filled glasses, at Best's, they DO IT, WHITNEY WILL Will. Call Premier Laurier's At- z tention to It. Toronto, Octs B.~d. A. Murray | headed g deputation of members, "of the Canadian Manufacturers' Associa- tion, who waited upon Premier Whit- ney; to-day, and drew his attention to the fact that the association' had recently passed a resolution asking the dominion government to appoint a royal commission to lock into the question of technical education, and Fue Premier Whitney goes next week to attend the conference of premiers, at Ottawa, the deputation asked him to draw the attention of Sir Willrid Laurier to the matter. This Premier Whitney promised to do. SCALES MT, McKINLEY, Peary's Former Surgeon Succecis Where All Others Have Failed: Tyonek, Alaska, Oot. 5.--Br. Fred. A. Cook, who was sureeon of the Peay Arctic expedition of 1801-2, has succeeded in scaling Mount MeKinley, 2,164 feet above the Pacific. This is the first time the ascent has ever been made, though there have been. repeat- ed attempts, - Dr. Cook has mapped three thousand miles of country, which alone makes his trip well worth while Sent Up For Six Months. Toronto, Oct. b.--Posing as wir to a large estate in London, England, Neléon Freeman; - o - middle-aged Eng- lishman, secured $38 from Miss Ulara Simmonds, an Englishwoman. He al xo defrauded Miss Chemiel, his board- ing house mistress, out of $21 and a gold chain. Miss Simmonds said that when Freeman borrowed the money from her till a check for $500 came, he offered to marry her. He was sent to the Central prison for six months. The Scale Is Busy. Toronto, Oct. b.~Fruit growers of Kent county have written to the ngrioultwral department, complaining of the raviiges of the San Jose sealed, and asking the assiitance of the de partment in fighting it. The pest has very much inereasod in reesnt yvoars. The government will hold [a series of meetings in the county at which experts will attend and tell the growers the best metheds of fighting the peril. bpd Teryns Been Reached, reached with the relative to the Newfoundland fisheries that it ix believed will be satisfactory to the Gloucester fishermen, Accused Of Stabbing. Amherstburg, Ont, Oct, B5.-Guy Brown, Harrow, is under arrest charged | with stabbing Perey King, of the Fox livery barn, here. The stab- bing is alleged to have resulted from a dispute shout livery charges. Six cuts were found on King's hody. Ridicules The Report. Winnipeg, Oct. H.--Hon. W. R. Moth- erwell, minister of pgriculture for Sas katchowan, ridicules the report seat out from conservative sources at Re- gina to the effect that the Scott gov ernment may appeal to the country at an early date, ap Has Pulled Out. Toronto, Oct. 6.1. Harry Coleman, Amprior, nominated by separate school teachers for representative of the advisory council of the education department has = asked to have his name withdrawn ax he does not wish to. become a candidate. New. Orleans, Oct. 5%-A small tor nado passed diagonally across the re sidentinl portions of New Orleans, ab- out 8 am. to-day, taking off roofs, tearing down fences and doing other damages, Back To Russian Soil. St. Petersburg, Oct. 5. The imper ial yacht, Standart, returped yester- day afternoon. The eaar fanded iad went to Peterhof. His brother, Grand Duke Michael, went to Gutschinag, A Big Haul Of Cash, Upa, Russia, Oct, §.--~An armed band held "up a mail train near the bridge over the Bjela river, last nish, After killing a soldier and wounding three others the robbers fled with $125,000, To Send Special Man. Berminghats, Oct. 5.~The Post says Germany is senting a special ambas- sndor to the Umited States with a view to settling the tariff disagrep ment between the two nations. . Snow White From Blue Mts. Potatoes, snow white, from the Blas Mountain finest potatoes "ever been in this country, in bushel bagi, 75ec. Crawford. ty On Her Way In. . Kather Point, Que., Oct; 5.88. Puritan, Quebec. Transport line, from Great Britaing inward, at 11:50 a.m, A Steamer Ashore. dian, from Bermuda. ashore: off Red Hook, LI in i ppt tee Try Bibhy's for men's gloves! "Out of town orders" for high class candy, MeConkey's and Huyler's at- tended to promptly. Sold only at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. New Turkish figs at Edwards & Jen- king 274 Princoss street, 2 | Try Bibby 's special $1 shirts." ry. Bibhy's for Men's underwear. Mighrooths today at Camovsky's, | Fresh Washington, Oct. 5.1% was an: nounced at the state de riment, to- day, that a modus vi had ; British government | New York, Oct. 5,~The 85.8. Bermu- reported 5 tf ---- Toronto, Ont, Oct, to strom ea ike tractive because they're our own importations; and ex- made' of t ish - Yace, with combin- silk Creme, White and Black. We offer. a beautiful - Collar at 136, ater from 20c. to | 50¢. A fuller, sicher exhibition of Dainty Rib for neck or waist piece Tr been offered you before offer them in Plaids, Stripes and Dresden effects. The color combinations are in Joriact harmony and very rich. All widths, prices low, from be. to 40c. Call to-morrow and see them Steacy's dE oars Peterns MARRIED. FTHOMPSON--MITOHELL At Hillyard, Wash, Sept. 21st, RB Erle Thompson to Miss Leura M, Mitchell, formerly of the Bell Welephone Exchuniae, NwDance t DIED. | ¥ MASSY =a K OT, 5 ? 1906, Mrs, riba gael seventy-five years. Funeral private, fi ir, the residence of Toni: Me gMushy/ 100 Stuart op 0M Satur , M4 pm, WALKER. AL abifnes..._ on Oe Zether Pitt, Ve w of wher = iy of i England, hut resident of on Oct: Mossy, ROBERT 4: REID THE LEADING NDERTAKER Grand Opera ONE WEEK sconday, sth Fiver covenin oY BAO Matiaey (ati MARKS BROTHERS ERNIE MARKS, Manager. 18-PPOPLE~18 Monday-- "THE MOONSHINERS." Between the acts High Clase Special, tien; Moving Pictures" and Songs. olay nightly." Special rio Ae, ae There's Many a 8 if "Twixt the cup and the lip | Java and Mocha Colles . It -is of that rare quality so sought for by Toffee lovers. It is pute, satisiying, healthful, Buy Bu-Ju Red Cross Drug Storé, Fresh