The Styles We Offer In ' ALL COATS Are decidedly different to anything in the city. Every rment has an individual design, specially suited for t particular cut, 'Tweed Coats Covert Coats ~ Broadcloth Coats Beaver Coats Black Coats In large variety $7.50, 9, 10, 11.50, 12.50, 13.75, 14, 15, 16, 17.50. ronan BRN E | | | 'TURKEY FREE. ill Best Drug Store. In the Best Drug Store window is a fine, plump turkey, which will be giv- en away for Thanksgiving, Cut out the coupon below, sec the turkey and place what yo think to be its weight on the space reserved; also your name in good plain writ: ing. Buy a bottle of Best's "Short Stop" (that cures all coughs, for ies, and place your coupon in the x. "On Wednesday, at noon, the turkey will be taken out of the box and weighed, and the person guessing near- est to ita correct weight will reesive it absolutely free, Shophd two guesses be the same and nedirest correct, it will be drawn for by the two. The name of the lueky person will appear in the Whig of Wednesday, and will also be posted in window, 5 Buy your "Bhort Stop" now and make your guess, 'A Thanksgiving Offer From the ions, t, and 5 face an in- eriminal tion he et Sa shape, and if necessary. has not yet taken definite what some of their invest ments are. Mr. McGill, the former manager, hates Uefiutely that Hetubet Horas ged gavernment bank reports during June," July, August and 8 tember, the months G. R. R. Lo burn, the president, was away. Nr. Mackay, this morning, said hut he had no recollection of mguing any such reports. Mr. MeGill had also stated that Mr. Mackay. would come rou] to the bank and si Thert was asked Wim. G. R. R. Coek- anything slated, this moming, thet with. out doubt there would be an invest - gation, amd that an examination of ti 5 would be proceeded with at ones, To Look Into Affairs. Toronto, Oct. 16.--A meeting of the provincial cabinet has been called for this afternoon, to consider the posi- tion of affairs in connection with the wrecking of the Ontario Bank, The members 1S CHARGED WITH HAZING Admiral Sands to Act on Case 1 ae he weight of the Turkey in Bests' Window Leribe hs ors Name "Short Stop" cures all coughs, Back To Duty. A. J. Macdonell was again at busi- Joes this morning, in charge of his former stafl, but now all attached to "the 'Bank of Montreal, Mr. Macdonell comes out of the deal with an increas- od salary and we are sure the people have igoreased confide nee in him as a' ------------ The Wednesday evening service at St. James will be omitted this week, us full service is to be held on Tours. day morning, Thanksgiving. New hair brishes at Gibson's Red Crom dro~ store, to Every Woman FUR LINED COATS very large variety in the very latest styles, $30 to $125 each. : CHILDREN'S COATS In all the popular makes, | to At all ages. Prices, $3.50, 4 00, 4.50, 5.0, : 525 5.50, 6.00, 6 50, 7.50 and 8.00, practice seems Our stock ses all the very latest novelties in Dress Goods - Broadeloths, $00, 81, $1.25, 81.35, $1 a. Tweeds, 50c., Tic., $1, $1.25, $1.50 Be " Dark ¥ Mixtures, Cheviots, Panamas, Voiles, f 'Large variety of Plain and Fancy Cream Wool Goods, suitable for oats, Skirts and Dresses, 40c., d0c., 60c., 75¢., 81. 2 The Stockings We offer you 'are noted for their Bit and durability Ladies' Cashmerp Stockings, plain and ribbed, 4 pairs for $1, 3 ; pairs for R11, 2 pairs for $1, ; ! . Boys' Kicker Stockings, aqual to home-kuit, made of unbreakable J warn, 380. dhe. hc. Be. a pair. $ Gil' Plain and Fine Ribbed Cashmere Stockings, in six different styles, siz sixes in cach, 25¢., 30c., 33¢., 40c., 4bc., Sle. G0c. Y , ated Penman's Pen- 45 ? ¥ 4 + aw U Hor girls, Boys, ladies and gentlemen, Vests, far Drawers, Combinations, in any desired style and size. Spring Needle Underwear--for ladies and gentlemen, | e S am Shrunk Underwear for men, 8 silk, stands any amount of wearand washing. WALDRON Reported to Him. Annapolis, Md, Oct. 16. <Hazing has again appeared at the naval acn- demy, but so far the recurrence of whe ta, be an isolated | case, Third Classman R. P. Guiler, Jr. of Calais, Ohio, has been called upon by Superintendent Sands to answer the ol of "assuming unwarfanted and unauthorized authority over a lower classman, in such a way as to humi- liate and embarrass" Fourth Class: man Godfrey De Chevalier, of Medford, M Mase. The incident was brought out by the investigations of the board of officers attached to the academy. Guiler's an- swer will be placed in Admiral Sands' the new Bonaparte hazing law. Guiler, it is said, went to Chevalier's room and asked the fourth classman his name. Upon being told, he intimated that it was too big a mouthful and said : "Hereafter you will be known as Heel" giving a silly nick-name. -------------- THE REWARD OF BRIBERY. ---- Liberals Would Have Voted Liberal Anyway. Torento, Oct. 16.-Out of seventeen witnesses examined in the London dee tion bribery enquiry, this morning, all of whom admitted taking money, fifteen swore they were liberal, and would have voted liberal anyway. One of the two conservatives testified that while he had stated after the election that ke had voted liberal, and receiv- ed $10 for his vote, he had in reality voted for Gray. This morning's evi- danee was uninteresting, Receipts Totalled $105,540. Chicago, Oct. 15.--~The attendance at yesterday's decisive game for the world's championship between the Chicago American and the Chicago National baseball teams was 19,249, making the total attendance for the serien 90,861. The veceipts yesterday were $20,561, and the total for the six games was $105540; Of this amount the players' share is $33,401 .- 70, The American league team, with twenty-one men, will receive 25 051.53, Mie National's share for nineteen men year's championship series were- $68, 105, for last year's American-Nation- al wevies, $26,774, Driver Killed In A Colliery. Halifax, N.S. Oct. 16.--Meda Man white, a driver in the Hub colleries ot Glace Bay, was instantly killed in the Hub colliery in a fall of stone, Honwhite, it is presumed, whipped u his horse when a box of coal got off the track, and the box, striking a prop, dislodged a boom, letting down a mass of stone upon him from the roof, Honwhite was nineteen years of age. A To Make Enquiry. Montreal, Oct. 16.--What appears to be another child murder mystery has turned wp here, The poliee have found the body of a little girl baby stowed away in a shoe box, The body bears marks of violence, und the cor- ongr is holding an investigation. ! To Publish A Paper. : Toronto, Oot. 16.-- There it an rumor here that . F. Maclean, M.P., pro- prietor of the Toronto World, Dgo- poses to start a daily paper in Van- conver, and that arrangements to this end have been practically completed, Dug Out Of Wreck. railway accident occurred laté, yes terday, at Oke. Ten bodies have been already taken from the wreckage and thirty persons suffering from sevon: injuries were dug out. Slowly, Sinking. New York, Oct. 18.-Mrs, Jefiprson Drvis, her physicians say, is slowly sinking, . Apportiotiment Made Up. The apportionment to the funds of eRe $110, assigned to St, than made up. i J g To Watch the Liquidation Pro- _ cesdings--Scheme Has Not Yet Taken Definite Shape -- izing committee ap- it is thought doubtful if many of the larger, shsvholders woald go into it, as by doing so they would be only {exposing present, a8 the new date falls on Thanke.ivi : er, at noon, today, aml was further remanded until October 23rd. He will appear before Magistrate Hunter at Portemouth on that day at four of the cabinet refused to dis-- cuss the matter this morning. not a single article is misrepresented, und the values we are showing in fine furs cannot be duplicated outside our store. See our large range of Alaska match, $9.50 up. Campliell Bros, the hands and he will act upon it, under' and their elders. Rev. J. 0. Crisp, with hymis thrown on the screen, were, pictures of the childrén's seaside mise wiohd in Fiigland, and also photo- graphs of Scripturé Union members in is BRITT. The receipts for last 8t. Petersburg, Oct. 16.--A "terrible George's cathedeal, has been more invited to attend a draw- ing-room meeting at Mrs. Lennox Mills' to-morrow afternoon at three o'clock. An address will be given by Denconess Burfon, late 2.1.G. mis- sionary in Basutoland. A Change Made. By special request the R. C. H. A. band concert has been postponed to Thursday afternoon, and will: be per- formed at Macdonald Park) at'3 p.m. The change was made in order to lot everyone e an opportunity 16 be iy. Belton Again Remanded. Frederick Belton, charged with in- decent 'assault on Sarah MeAdwms, ap- peared before County Magistrate Hunt- o'clock in the afterndon. - i -- Bought An Auto Car. W. R. Givens who spent the summer among the Thousand Islands, is now in Minneapolis, has just bought a new Franklin twenty-five horse-powen tour ing car, complete for $3,000. He ex pects to bring it east with him next summer for use during the holiday season, Fine Furs. . We sell our furs for what they are, sable scarfs, at from $7 wp; muffs to manofacturing furriers. Scripture Union Lecture. The lime t lecture given in St. Shearge's a on Monday night, by Mr. Bull, sicretary of the Seripture Union, was well attended by children snddid lantern, ' managed the slides. Canon Starr read the opening prayers, and a number of sutlg very heartily. Mr. Bull showed various countries of the world. Many Joined the union at the close of - the meeting. Thanks To God. Canada's National Thanksgiving Day recalls to our minds the grati- tude and love we owe to Almighty God for His gracious goodness in be- stowing dguin upon us the bountiful | fruits of the earth in their due season and so lavishly this year that we are codstruined to ory aloud swith heart and voice : hi d Now thank we &it our God, With heart and ants amd voices, Who wondrous things hath' done, In whom His world rejoices Who from our mother's arms Hath blessed us on our way With countless gifts of love, And still 'is ours to-day. Y.M.C.A. Notes. The school hows' gymnasium classes ard now in full swing, leaders have been chosen, and the Bible classes be- gin on Saturduy first, The hours ar- ranged for Saturdays are: Leader's class, 9 to 9:30 a. Ziehenl hoys' clabs, 9i43 to 10:45 ain; Bible class, 145 to 11:45 a.m.; shed of study, "Life of St. Paul." The week night school boys' gvm- nasium clsses meet, as usual, on Mon- dogs and Wednesdays, from 4:30 to 5:40 p.m. The school boys' . Pible classes will be conducted » by - William J. Barton, physicial 'director, and J. Dunn, ove' work secretary. The business boys' PRible 'classes. {subject of study, "Life of Christ") will meet on Thursday. Harry Warwick's class at 7:30 p.m. and on Friday J. Dunn's glass, at 7:30: p.m. A Quiet Wedding. At St. George's cathedral, on Mon- day, October 15th, Shcte Scurted the marriage of a very popular young couple of this city, when Rosptta, se- contl daughter of James Dunphy, Y ock |street, was united in wedlock (to Honey S. Begg. The wedding was of a very quivt nature, and was a com plote surprise to friends, both bride and groom being unattended. The bride, a very popular girl, looked ex- tremely pretty in her travelling cos- tume of nawy blue cloth, trimmed with white, and a large, white pictare hat to match. The groom, who for years, has been a wellknown drug elerk in Kingston, Having been head clerk for EB. e Miwghell, A. P. Chown manager 'of = Mitchell's market square drug store, but for the last five 'vears one of the dispensers in the medical department of on peni- tentiary, is est by a wide circle of friends, who extend congratidations | and wish him and hit winSome young bride a long and happy journey through life. Mr. and Mrs. Begg Nit on the midnight train for 4 short honeymoon trip to some of the west- orn oitics, after which they will re turn and for a while be en pension on William street. > \ Some one ix going to have a gdod ppnksiriving turkey free. Have you pissed the weight of the turkey at Best's yet? Cat out the coupon and OCTOBER 16. Telephone, Montreal Terminal was \ SERRE ENOURY ACTUARY OF SUN LIFE ON THE STAND. ris, Put Through Severe Examination at Session of the Insurance Commission in Regard to Methods of the Company. Montreal, Oct. 16.--B. Macaulay, secretary and actuary of the Sun Life, put through a severe examination at the session of the insurance commis- sion today with regard to the me- thods of the company, in writing ap and writing down securities in their annual t and loss on investments statement, and returns to the govern- ment, The dominion counsel, Mr. Shep- ley, took up with the witness the statement of securities bought dnd In the latter year were several cross entrances. One side showed an appar- ent Joss in the sale of securities, and the other an apparent gain of the same amount in the sale of apother. The idea was that one security de- preciated gnd to prevent this being apparent the cross entry system was adopted. In one case whofe there had a loss of $25.000 on Michigan written up for the corresponding am- ount. This item appeared in the cash book, In the 1993 statement 'there was interest item of SIR000 on certain Propeties, the mortgages on which had been foreclosed. There had been no interest on these properties that year, and the amount had been taken from the interest on other securities held by the epmpany for business pur- poses. The witness defended these transactions on the ground that they were done commonly by business com- panies. Mr. 'Macaulay stated to the commission that the Sun Life did not Pp a regular cash book but a sort of journal instead, in which other items than cash were also entered. Commissioner Kent criticised this sys- tem strongly, on the ground that it was unbusiness-like, and Mr. Shepley said that it made going through the books very difficult and misleading. Caught A Porker. Considerable amusement was caused, on Ontario street, this afternoon, by a half-grown porker escaping from Norrie' hotel yard = and racing along Ontario street towards the police sta- tion. A hue and ery was raised and soon John Buris, of the fire depart- ment, headed the pursuers, The pig ran in a lane and through several back yarde--untit finally captured by Fireman Burns, who returned from the chase very much out of breath, but otherwise in the best of humor. The pig was returned to its rightful own- er by Mr. Burne I ---------- Y.W.CA. Notes. Miss H. MeDunnough has arrived in the. city to.take charge of the domes- tie science classes at the local insti- tution. Miss McDunnough is an honor graduate of the Macdonald Ingtitute of Domestic Science, Guelph. The new physical director, Miss Ham- ilton, is kept busy with the new classes. The membership is at pres- ent nearly 200, and it is expected to reach the 260 mark before the season is far advanced. There are ten classes formed this season, Miss Ham- ilton is a graduate of the Toronto School of Physical Strycture. Received Money For Widow. Belleville, Ont., Oct. 15.--J oseph Machan, a member of Marks Bros theatrical company, on the train that killed a' sectionman named Sweet at Frederickshurg on Sunday, went am- one the passengers and raised a handeome sum, which Station Agent Coppin here sent to his widow this morning. The man was walking on the track when struck by the flyer. Varsity Will Play. The Varsity athletic directorate has décided to play out the rugby sche. dule this fall, beginning at Kingston, on Thursday. Tt has also decided that in future no student will be allowed to play cither rugby . or association football on the umitersity grounds without" hgving first undergone ga thorough medical examination. Dr. Neilson Has Withdraw. Quebec, Oct. 16.--The noprimation ia the county of Quebec took place, teo- day, at St. Ambroise (Indian Lorette). At two o'clock there were only two candidates in the fisld, George E. Amyot and Lorenzo Robitaille, Dr. Neilson and Martineau having * with- drawn from the fight. New York Registrations. New York, Oct. 16. Registration for the coming election closed in New York city last night. Seventeen thous and more votors registered this syear Ahan for last years municipal con- test, y The Country Flooded. Naples, Oct. 17.4 tefrific_storm as caused an inundation of mud from Mount Vesuvius and the country round gbout is flooded. Two women have been killed and twenty-six persons in- jured. * ------------------ Dr. Doughty, dominion archivist, has received fram Lord Durham about 4,000 \ manuscripts. They contain miny interesting documents, including that upon which the grandfather of the preseny Jord based his famous re- port on Canadian affgirs in 1837. Pears, 40¢. a .peck at Carnovsky's. The Standard Bank of Canada Will be pleased to meet or corre- spond with corporations, firms or individuals contemplating chang- ing their banking connections 'of opening new accounts. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS guess today. 2 sold between the years 1599 and 1903. b 5 NEW ECE 980 EOF OOOO TE® ©9730 000s oeeeeeeeewse While we. lay no claim to ay. ing the largest showing of goods in this city, yet ihre are several good reasons wh you should see our collection before you choose your materials. = One is, that here yoy cap get value for your money- Just as much as any store in Canada of. fers"; and more than fhe most of them can be relied ypon to give ie) regularly. And the other is, that our goods are "fresh" and fashionabh__ utterly reliable indicators of the trend of fashion. To-morroy we will show the newest effects, and most heartily invite you to come and examine all--these especially, though : : ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS, of very fine wearing lqualities, ingly popular just now, in black, blue, brown, green and uj per yard, 9¢., 1.25 and 1.49, ENGLISH WORSTEDS, of good weight, showing 'a neat wi check, about one-half inch square, on either navy blue or black 40 inches wide, extra-special, Wednesday, per yard, 65 DARK TWEED MIXTURES; in brown and blue, and three oh 44 inches wide, extra-special, Wednesday, per yard, 59% DARK TWEED MIXTURES, in brown, navy and grey, 42 inches wii tra-special, Wednesday, per yard, 46c. New Effects and Rich Novelties In Dress Trimmings . . . . , These are items about which 'we seem able to tell very lity), can promise you, that you'll find a collection. here--especially io in the mere examination of which you'll find good payment for | made even a special visit. New Band Trimmings, from one-and-a-half to two-and-a-hali incl in the lovely Dresden patterns--the newest effects out--per vard row, 75, 90 and 99¢. Novelty Trimmings weaves, exhibitin dress But we ron Mor in scores of seroll designs and plain somewhere in the assortment every col fancy that the most imaginative mind could picture--all widths, too--at 5, « 10, 19 15, 20, 25, 30; 35 and 40c:; and-on up to 100 a yard. Our Splendid Values in the Most Popular Silks All that we've said above, in regard to dress materials, is true as well of our silks. © We buy undes. the most favorable terms, and then--1aking as examples the methods of the great bin stores in our largest cities--we mark goods with the least possible prolit, depending upon the. extra quantity sold to do just a little more than "make both ends meet. © To-morrow we will show : NEW MIRROR SILKS, which have lately become the most popular of all for shirt-waist suits, ete., full 20 inches wide, in the shades of navy, and pale blue, brown, green, mauve, cream and white, also the fashionable wine-shades, at the extrg-special price of, 49 per yard only 75¢. a yard, NEW PEAU-DE-SOIE SILKS, for coats, waists, and shirt-waist suits, per yard, 75¢., 1.00, 1.25 and 1.49. E. B. EDDY'S Rising Star Parlor Match In neat attractive boxes containing about 780 MATCHES Ask Your Grocer For Them It will cost you only 5c. to try them. ; ©0090 9999 ©9000009090 ©0900 ® O] ll 000eeeoPP9Ioee@®ee B. P. Jenkins Clot \ving wide, PLAID SILKS, of fine quality, 20 inches wide, extra-specials, ®| Tri-City Railway & Light Co. 6 Per Cent. Preferred Stock For Particulars and Price Apply to Long Distance Telephone Main $200-01-02 Office -Corner Princess & Bagot Sts. J. 8. TURNER, 'Manager 4 Patent Golt Shoe That We Guarantee Not to Crack ! If the upper cracks thro before the sole is worn out you get a new pair ALL STYLES, HEAVY AND LIGHT SOLES. BUTTON, LACE AND BLUCHER CUTS. AT THIS STORE ONLY. - ~The Lockett Shoe Store P-S.--If you need a Trunk or Travelling Bag. our prices and stock. It will pay you: YEAR 73. Ni Hunte: Coats Heavy Freize ... . Heavy Corduroy, line Duck, wool lined, Duck, fur lined Leather and Corduroy \ ible Underwe Extra Heavy Underw shrinkable |... $1.00 Gloves and M Specially, lined B. P. Jenkins Clot] Queen's vs. Tc At 2.30 pm. THANKSCIV DAY Zeer: West side and grand stand East side, 25c. Bleachers, Three Days Nex Ontario Sabbath Sc f .. Conventic Tuesday Wedn and Thursd: Oct. 23rd, 24th FIRST SESSI( TUESDAY AFTE] At 2 o'clock Amongst many other from both Canada and t States will be these fa Mrs Mary Foster Peoria; lil. Dr. A. F, Schauffler, N.Y Rev. Dr. Potts, Toronte Rgv. W. C Merritt Washington Rev. Canon Greene, On -------------------- YOU are cordially inv tend anv or all of sessions If You Want Take Varnish or Pa matter how har door, beat, bath Take- will do it. Try a 25c¢. Sold only at Mitchell's Ha Kingston, Oi CITY H/ TUESDAY, OC MISS ALYS BATEMA! lish Seprano Mr. Paw Tickets, 25¢,. 50c¢., 19th, at Uslow's. TARE NO For a Hall Stove, Kitchen Runge; * or any come and see me as I hu stock I have ever had /; Furniture and, Carpets cheap. TURK'S SECOND-H 808 Prine EE ---------- The London Gazette of ficial announcement' tha has resigmed hiz seat | acceptance' of the stews manor of Northshields. ry Bibby's fing unde