LE Sateen Quilts, § B Quilts in Jeausife § obeying a published ulation of the railroad company." 2 | ondy sale at {i F i 8 ! E F i i iF of fi vies § ii ir 1} It duced the opinion t sod met his death in =n purely tal manner, whils cars in motion, while dis. -------- Stomach Medicine Is Useless. Impossible to "ture catarrh in the nose by dosing the stomach, Send the ing vapor of tone germs' and you at once accomplish i an ie Lirth Ja, curse t's necessary is to Ja tarrhozone--You i nos- trils are cleared, throat i+ healed and freed of phleom; every vestige of the irouble is forever driven from the system, I you want permanent cure for . throat trouble or bron. catarrh chitis, Catarrhozone is a stand-by. Two siees, 250. and 81, at all dealers, --L To-Day's Market: 'o-day's market was the largest in Some weeks. All kindof on was Shui np undaee. ; brought to $1.50 each; ducks, Se. to $1.95 per pair; chickens from Hho. to 900. per Butter found a oto Sie, ib, and fresh egge were gold for 306. a dosen. l'atatoes ran from 90c. to $1 a bag: 8¢. to 180. a head. ------ '¥.W.C, A, a 'classes for girls, from 8 to te Jor Sige. SE pm.; and Saturday at classes begin this ae okey Friday, at 4:18 3 at 4: 1:30 pam. a ousekeopers, waltvess' demonstra. tions, Advanced courses. : . | e------------------ Removed To His Home, . 4 "Rev. F,.B. Stratton has so far re- | covered from his recent illness that he' was able, to-day, 16 be removed the i 3 J a Ea 0 Yom W on are in best of condition the team work is as good as . Cadets shoulil have = no trouble in defeating McGill this after- noon. - Comparison. Is what proves. the superiority of our furs. That's what makes our busi and makes the jenlousy of our competitors grow apace. People who are particular about the quality, style and fit of their Persian lam inckets are leaving their orders with us. us Ampbell Bros., the house of quality. Unallle To Be Present. Rev. A. 8. Morton, of the Preshy- terign College, Halifax, was to have delivered 'two. lectures theological alumni Chureh," but he is at present ill in Edinburgh, Scotland. .Mr. Mor- | $200,000. ton's father was a well-known mis- sionary in Trinidad. A ---------- * A Euchre Party. An rable time was spent hr Bertha Ainslie, John- ston street, Thursday night. There were tenn couples invited to a euchre fis wee wus bj" he i it le iss D. il- nt, Mh, Mab, at the into at seven the Sw the Whiz , and made 'office at 'the time, er My 'father ated that when she -- me. Several ' times sifice my visit there 1 have re- ccived Jetters from my aunt, and. all of © them contained the information that 1 woull some day become rich. "And did vou get the money all right,' said the ter. "Yes, 1 did. 1 Lit Kingston on July 20th last and sailed from New York on July ®ied, reachine Birming- bain on August 2nd. The business was not all settled wp until the end of Aucust, and 1 arrived buck in King- ston on the 28rd of this month. Be- fore coming home 1 visited London with my cousin, John Clifford. I also spent two weeks in New York. "I was the only nephew from Can ada that my aunt had ever seen, and I belisve that is why she Lit me the money. She appeared to {ake a fancy to me." Hinton: sade that his uncle was the proprietor of a public house at Bir- mingham and that when he died ten years ago his wile was left consider able money. He states that some $170,000 was Wft""9w the bank and that besidis this". considerable amount was invested in"fenl estate. Three dawghters and one son shared in the balance of the fortune, Hinton state] that while he waa in Birmingham cousin, Annie Chi ford, married a Manchester man worth Before leaving the ~ office, Hinton said that he had lived in Kingston abut fourteen years, and that he had a married sister residing in Arnprior. to whom he had given $2,000 of his fortune, What is Gathered From Around the Harbor. The steamer Phoenix has arrived at Richardsons' from Chicago, with 01, Greatly In Demand. stores Our Persian lamb jackets and ladies" fur-lined coats have an envi- able reputation, and are greatly in de mand. It will pay you to set our pric- es. Campbell Bros., the manufactur- ing furriers, Created Much Talk. According to the story told by the GTR. dismissed uctors, they wore merely told to turn in their umi- forms, empty their lockers at the sta- tion and that they need not report for duty on their various runs. Some of the men 'dropped are amongst the oldest conductors in the service, and the sudden action of the authorities' has caused a vast amount of talk. Try For American Championship, Touch typewriting is successfull taught at the Kingston Business Col. lege, head of Q street. ~ After four months' study a student was able to write new matter accur- ately blindfolded at a speed of seven- ty-eight words per minute, He will be one of the competitors next year at the Madison Square Gardens, New York, for the championship of Am- erica. Day and evening classes. "Phone 40. A. F, Metcalfe, principal. AT THE GRAND. "Girls Will Be Girls," on Tuesday Night. A laugh, a yell, a hurrah, a scream, is the only way to describe the t success of W. A. Brady's musical co- pe "Girls Will Be Girls," with Al I and the Three Rosebuds, who Ste atthe head uf this grond organi. sation players, which will appear at the Grand on "Tuesday; October 30th, We oan recommend this great profusion a® a sure cure for the ' *"The Bonnie Brier Bush. As the name indicates "The Bonnie Brier Bush" is a Scotch rural y and it tells how the son of an hy Lord Hay. wins the heart of . | the old rd's daughter, Flora ftir J pra | Bk, ST EE : on ams eet that itn in tealed Jed | er: "The Bonar. Boer Buk"? will contact With' atti that ild af | be at the Grand on Wednesday, Octo- ey itr Seotch underwear. . ns $s n % hia - - "The Man Of Her Choice." 3 3 "How, in. the world did anyone get} ; * f such an effective title for a play as THE HABIT OF SAVING | To di hi cio bls 5 nent ot a or 11 Bp a ve the Whig this morning." "The title g * . . has set every: Notian. oin down 4 5 accoun thi with ouric to see at a C8 a peat, with this bu is about, and 1° think the husband the. rapidity i be dramatic writers who stimulate a : Canad by grow. | woman's already abnormal curiosity, "The Man of Her Choice." comes to the Grand on Thursday, N ber jst. 000 bushels of cor, Craig's: Steamer Alexandria up last Reh pr Waterlily, un. last night; pro Cuba, up, "to-day: propellen Persia, Wp, tonjchis The steamer Rideau King wil make her last trip from Kingston to Urta- wa on November lst, and will return from the capital November 2nd. The scow Peruvian, now lying at Richardsons' dock, has been purchas- ed by Capt, Dupont, . of the steamer Stranger. She will be used for freirht traffic in the Rideau canal. Swift's: Steamer Hamilton, down, last night; steamer Belleville; up, to- day; steamer Rideau Kine, up. to- night, from Ottawa; steamer Aletha, down and up the bay to-day. ------ The Trusts and Guarantee Company, Limited, Toronto, has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late V. L. Rice, of Minneapolis, who died in February - last, leaving considerable property in Ontario. Clinkers are scarce in Swift's Scran- ton coal. Try Bibby's for men's sweaters, EE -- "Kingston Famous' Par Store." bo rn di By George Mille Co, "PERSIAN LAMB JACKETS ® (iNot even in Tor- 'oaty or. Montreal # far stores will you "dindals or finer stock of these ular fur gar "ments but what we wait to im - sold best. The past two weeks have decreased our stock of these jackets considerably in number and we want to say right here that one of the best pools that ue Betaiun Laub datums ave right--that is right in quality, style and price--is the fact tht we have sold the people 'who ear ls 0 w r Vii their order let ws say "doit now CATALOG FREE Our new catalog of fur fashions illustrates many of the 'new styles we are showing. Mailed free to any ies ¥ i -------- ti > Sweet potat 8 pounds for We, at "The Red Star," 774 Prinewss. Si. Hunks © manle sugar and waple Brock Street Methodist church--Ser-, vice at Il am and 7 pm. Good music. A hearty welcome. morning and even Be 'ject, "The S pS Convention Roviewse % hd ny subject, "The Doctrine of Imputed Righteousness Considered." Ys Sh. George's cathedral Harvest thanksgiving services. Holy-eommun- ion at 8 and 11. Bishop of (mtario preaches in the morning at 11, 'end the Archdeagon of Ontario, Dr. Mae- morine, in the evening. Cooke's stroot--The 3 p.m; Presbyterian Guild, 8:15 pom. Bars courteously welcamed. " First Congregational church, corner Wellington and Jolmson streets--I1 am amd 7 pom, Rev. J. Charles Villiers, pastor, will preach. A hearty welcome is extended to all who care to attend, Sunday school at 3 p.m. First Baptist church--Rev. Douglas Laing, stor, at both services. 11 am, "What Hath Gad Wroueht;" 7 p.m, "How Was Lazarus' Sickness Unto the Glory of God." 2:45 pom. Pible school. Strangers all services. Chalmers, Presbyterian, corner Bar- rie and Earl Steests~Pastor, J, MN llivray, D.D, Services: am; gi Perfection, but Progress"; 7 pm., "A Great Symphony and How to Conduct It." Sunday school and Bible class, 3 p.m. Strangers cordially invited to all the services, Sydenham Street Methodist church Rev. C. BE. Manning, pastor. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., the pastor. Mornine sub- ject, "The Sin of Pessimism." Even- ing subject, "A Sermon to Young Men." Collection morning and Grning for the hospital fund. Social gather- ing at close of the evening service. welcome to Queen Street Methodift church, hos- vite! Sunday--11 a.m, Rev. W. H. Sparling, B.A., bastor: 7 pm. Mrs, J, R. Aikenhead /(foreerly Miss Dims- dale), of Barrie, will preach. Sunday school, 2:45 p.m; mid-week servive, Wednesday, 8 nim. Morning - anthem, v+*Send Out Thy Light," male dette. Evening an- them, "Lead, | Kindly Light'; solo, Ross Bradley; male quartette. At Y.M.C.A. Sunday. Morning watch 7 a.m; Bible class, 10 am; mens meeting, 4.15 pm, speaker, A. Shaw, on "Sports." INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters on Their Rounds. Try Bibby's for men's hosiery. Never had - such a rush for Swift's Scranton coal, Special value in fountain pens Chown's drug store, Mr. Ferguson, studen{ of Queen's, preached in the Presbyterian church, Consecon, last Sunday. The Bishop of Ontario returned, to- day, from a confirmation tour in the eastern part of the diocese, Ex-Mayor W. B. Carroll and Councillor G. W. Boyd, of uananoque, were in the city on Friday. The right and left. sections of the R. C. H: A. play football on the bat- tery square this afternoon. G. H. Allen has been elected thied vice-president 'of the national asso ciation of life underwriters. Try Bibby's for cashmere hose. Part of Dt. Ryan's work with the third year medicals, in applied ana- tomy, is being taken by Dr. Mylks. Clarence B. Emberley, 189 Brock street, loft Friday night. for Yarker, where he will spend a week at his home, New York oysters at "The Red Star," 274 Princess street. Joseph MeHendry, this week, bought, the farm adjoining his own at Glenburnie from Mrs. John Walker, of Peterboro. T. J. Lockhart was the agent. To-day,. not next week, is the time to order Swift's Seranton coal. It was in 1888 that Mrs. J. R. Aik. enbead, then Miss Dimsdale, conducted gelistic - services in Queen Street Methodist church, - where 'she preaches on Sunday evenine, Try Bibby's for cardigan jackets, The Toronto Telegram says "the world do move. Kineston had a hews- paper in 1812. In 1906 it has a peni- tentiary."" It. should have added that its chief function is to care for Tor- onto criminals. W. G. Patterson, Sunbury, brought a large black hawk to the city, this morning that he had shot on the wing. The hawk is. alive and is one of the largest seen in these purts. Mr. Patterson purposes having the bird momted at an early date. at A Fine Map On View. The local branch of the Bank Commerce has now been placed in first-class condition, the office, fittings, ete., having just been installed. The location is regarded as a splendid one, and the new offices look bright amd attractive, This morning Manaver ceived from the head map of Canada and the United States, showin: location of © each branch of the Rank of Commerce. The map has heen placed in the Princess street window, for display, where it will no doubt attract much attention. of Sewell re- office a large Relic Of Patriarchs. 5 . Rev. Dr. Schauffler, the .other even- ing, showed his rs a clay tablet, bearing the accounts of two treasurers dating 600 years before the time of Abraham. He said that the lar idea that the father of lsrael was illiterate, as are the Bodouins of the desert, to-day, was quite an erroneous idea, The tablet he showed was in such archaic lunguage, that but two Hebraic scholars jn the states could read it, and they took many days at it. ~ Money To Change Hands. their game in Gananoque, this afternoon and are quite confident [that they will win. Quite a number of supporters went with the team and that of money will hands. A WR ---- 08S THE FREED TOLL ROADS. OF © THE COUNTY? =| The People Will Require to-Know Before They Vote to . Free Mcre--The Perth Road Arbi- tration. § wn The atiitreloee oi the Perth Road expropriation by county hope to have all the evidence by next Sat- urday: They will sit on Fridav. after noon and continue holding sessions till all witnesses have been heard. T. J. Rigney, representing the county council, says that the county's pre- Selfkation will © be brief as a to t of the road company. No sit- ting of the arbitration board has tek- en place since last June. The county council desires to have the finding "of | the," arbitrators before its' Navémber meeting so. that the expropriation may be discussed, and the question submitted to the county ratepayers at the January elections, The last witness examined was Pro- fessor A. K, Kirkpatrick, who made a survey of the road for the company, and who placed a valve of about $33. 000 upon it. This is a decidedly sub- stantial amount as compared with the $3,000 offer of the county council. When asked by the arbitrators if the company was prepared to accept this offer of $3,000, J. L. Whiting, K.C., replied : *We not only refuse to ac- cept it but we scorn it." The county council fioures upon the value of the road at the acre rate. There are about one hundred acres in it, and $30 an acre is suggested, It is claimed that the road is of no more value than it was when the company. bought it piece by rieee, The road extends for twelve miles. The company takes a different view, claim- in» that it has spent thousands of dollars upon the road, and is entitled to a consideration of this when the amount of expropriation is being fix- ed. Will the people of Frontenac vote to purchase the Perth road at any amount, in order to get the tolls struck off? In some sections there would doubtless be a strong feeling in favor of purchase, on account of the abandonment by the company of the Loborough Lake hridee, and the con- P serjuent trouble; Wolfe Island, Howe Island, and the back townshive are not likely to supmort the purchase The conntg council has to consider the oucsticn of having the freed 'roads repaired. For instance, the county council freed the York road of tolls, but that road has ever since lacked re- vairine, Kinoston township through which it. Pacers obiects 'to hecomine responsible. Who is voine to keen the roads in revair? The people of Fron- tense will have to know that before they vote monev for the werchase of ronde in order that they may be freed of tolls. Pay water rate and save dis*ount. Charcoal Kills Bad Breath Bad Odor of Indigestion, Smok- ing, Drinking or Eating Can Be Instantly Stopped. -- - Sample Package Mailed Free. Other people notice your bad: breath where you would not notice it at all. It is nauseating to other people to stand before them and while. you are talking, give them =a whiff or two of your bad breath. 1t usually comes from foed fermenting on your stom- ach. Sometimes you 'have it in the morning--that awful sour, bilious, bad breath. You can stop that at once by swallowing one or two Stuart Char coal Lozenges, the most pSwerful ges and odor absorbers ever prepared. Sometimes your meals will reveal themselves in your breath to those who talk with you. "You've had on- ions," or "You've been eating oab- in the face of your friend. Charcoal is a wonderful absorber of odors, as every one knows. That iy why Stuant's Charcoal Lozenges are 80 "quick. to Atop all gases and odors of odorous foods, or gas from indigestion, Don't use breath 'perfumes. They never conceal the odor, and. never ab- sorb the gas that causes the odor. Be- sides, the very fact of using them re- veals the reason for their use. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges in the firsk place ston for good all sour brash and belching of gas, and minke your breath pure, fresh and sweet; just after you've eaten. Then no one will turn his face away .from you when vou breathe or talk; your breath -will be pure and fresh, and besides your food will taste so much better 6 you at your next meal, Just try it. Charcoal does other wonderful things, 100. It carries away from your stomach and intestines. all the. impurities. theré massed together and which causes the bad breath. Charcoal is a purifier as well as an absorber. Charcoal i= now bv far the best, most easy and mild laxative known. A whole boxful will do no harm: ' in fact, the more 'vou take the hetter. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenves are made of pure willow charcoal, and mixed with just a faint flavor of honey to make them palatable for you, but not tco sweet. © You just chew them like candy. They are absolutely harmless. + Ot a new. pure, sweet 'breath, reshen your stomach for veur. next meal, and keep the intestines in rood working order. These two thines are the: secret of good health and long life. You ean get all the charcoal ne: cessary to do these wonderful But simple thins by gettine Stuart's Charcoal Lowengés. Wo want von to fest these little wonder workers vour- sell. bofare vou bud them, fo send fis your full name snd sddress for a free Then after vow have t and been convinced. mo to vour thru pict and cot pn 9%. box of them. Von™ feel hotter all aver, wore com- foxtable, and "clesner™ foside. vied the sample, wv. and we will at once send von hy A smoke 'packnon free. Address A. Stnart Co. 60 Stuart Bldg. ly », WHO IS TO REPAIR] hage," and all of a sudden vou beleld Send ne vour name and address to- E G = tors their "boys 'at big oder 1 Teppute | 4 quite ! 1 Is DR. SCOTT'S Liniyeg, IT WHY Een Si corte i. pala} BO cheap sup BECAUSE 7. ==rvvs itive th . at no lini contains the same 'high-grade, nen ingredients. ae sa Fombinetion" vriced alas oe YS at Your can Pp Te McLeod's. = Scott's White SE FURS === droggiet, James 2 nn ble Seal Skin Sacks Persian Lamb Sacks Fur-lined Coats Ruffs and Muffs ang | ~. Fancy Neck Pieces | W.F. GOURDIER Exclusive Fur Store Phone 700 Silver We are ever on the "Lookout" for new goods of this kind, and have steadly increased our line ; having lately add- od numerous exclusive de- signs in Piorecd Silver Fruit and Nut Bowls, Dishes, Salt Fern Coastery Bon-Bon Sets, No two pieces I¥% quite etc, alike ; a fact which adds to the value of a gift of this Kind. SMITH BROS. Jewelers--Opticians 'Phone 666. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. : A WARM SUBJECT There's nothing In the world we're sa "uch interested In as Coal at this time ol the year. It may sound queer tg speak of coal buying and selling as sclence, but that's what we've made it Two important discoveries we have made are that complete satisfaction to Our customers pays best, and that the way to wii business is to deserve it. Booth & Co. FOOT OF WEST ST. Phone 133. BIG SALE RIBBONS In a great variety of widths and colors. 22 shades in broken lines to choose from Prices were 13¢, 15¢, 17¢, and some 20c a yard. To-Night your choice of the fot 10¢c a yard To-night 25¢c. will buy I pair. of extra good quality Imported Worsted Socks, best black and seamless, a regular 35¢. line. To-Night, 25 Ladies' Elastic Knit, Un- shrinkab le Underwear, Vests and Drawers, the 35¢ quality, Only 10c--1 Barrel of ass- Joomole of Stuart's Charenal 1 orenpes. | assorted Hair Pins, I doz. Boot Laces and 500 best Pins, a 20c. package, _ To-Night, 10¢ NEWMAN & SHAW TO-NIGHT For 25¢ 2 Garment - Ladies' Hose Supporters, satin pad, in all colors, . and white, TO-NIGHT, Hue wis ho? JFOR 19c. | Men's Black Cashmere So wool and seamless, in 10, 104, and 11 inches value } | FOR 18¢. I Ladies' Elastic Ribbed Ves Drawers, | fleeced lined, heavy weight, TO-NIGH line [fe 2% FoR 19¢ 1 Ladies' Black Silk Belts, 1: and Ti sises, made good Taffeta Silk, your 'NIGHT, 1 Ladies' Fancy Collars, iv and white; also colors, up to 35¢. wath TO-NIGHT, Monday M rain Snaps » A 54 inches all wool Twe in browns, greys, greens, worth #1 $1.25 yard, your ch while 400 yards last, 49c. per THE Jas. Johnston | ws "ICoartel Revisi NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVE the Court of Revision for he assdssment poate -qanipst ; pat 107 AEE sevtral War City wilt weet vin th Council City Buildings," as follows : ! Ontario and" St.© Lawrence .\ Tuesday; Nov. 6th, 1906, at 2 Catarggwi and. Fromtenac W Wednesday, Nov. 7th, 1906, E p.m. Rideéan and Victoria W Thursday, * Nov. 8h, 1908, pan, Ww. Ww. SAN Cit; 'ADAMANT' Wall Pl: Ready for use by- adding Put apla bags,100 ibs. I ¢ White Rock Finis Pat up In bags, 50 ibs. | P 55-57 Ra x a St. 'Phox Brescssareretraran LIFE ASSURAN May be obtained at Coat in tI ROYAL INSURANCE OF ENGLAND LARGE PROFITS, EC MICAL MANAGEME For Particulars apply W. J.B. White, Agent, x EMBOSSING ENGRAVING Neatly done ® Whig Office. BRITISH - AMER "HOTEL KINGSTON == Has undergone 'alterat 158 now apen to the t public, W TELFER P