ut ro % TO-ORDER "Will not Squeak. 286 PRINCESS ST. 2 UL "THE BUSY ONB." | Rates for Weeding, a Bt, or Theatre. Swifts Scranton coal. Teas and | pital, have been closed, there bring nie cases of The Orange Hall, Packed last night, with tive oat night, rn gd [i a Kittle duet that -- eR aie rer, of filled his duties to the satisfaction of all, Much praise is reflected on Mrs. Gamshy and Miss Herald, the tench. ers who trained and drilled the 'children for the fine 'performance. -- 10¢. Ib. Chickens, Chickens 10c. Nico, young spring chickens, 10c. 1b, Orawlord, Late Marine News. The schooner Bertie Kalking has ar rived from Oswego, N.Y., With coal for. Sowards. The schooner WeDonald has arrived with a cargo of coal for Mallen, ° The schooner Tradewind has arrived at: Oswego, from Kingston, We make the kind that gives entire satisfaction to the wearer and | Last Chance For Blue Grapes. For gu clean sweep 'on Saturday, Carno will make price 10¢, or N kets for a quarter, | ---------------------- Good Record. scarlet fever General: Hos cards at the Kingston that character. The last tase was disposed of two days ago. -------- 10¢. Chickens, Fowls, Spring chickens, 10e. 8c. b.: choice fowls, Se. 1b. Crawford. extra At Albany, Hughes, election N.X., Governor-Elect tosday, filed na certificate * of expenses which shows his fexvenditures to have been $618.55. Edward Grant, a negro, who mur- dered hin sweetheart, Eva Barnes, last De , in Washington, was hane- wo to He confessed. . Dr. Shoop's Restorative brings last- ing relief in stomach, kidney and heart troubles through the inside eamo impaired this remedy will ref build their strength, will restore their J¥igor. Remember it does no good to treat the ailing organ--the Irregular heart, 'rebellious stomach, diseased kidneys, They are not to blame. Go back to the nerves that control them ~treat the cause--use a remedy that cures 'through the inside nerves, Sold by all dealers, The steamer Bavarian. ashore on Wye Rook, was lifted yesterday, but not sufficient to clear the rock on which she struck, New hats, now caps, Bibby's. You will get thirty-cight pieces of the latest popular music in "The Star Dance Foko No. 6," 30c. at Mc Permott Bros. \ Chickens, fowl, turkeys, ducks. Craw- ford, Special prices on post ecard albums at O'Gorman's, King street. See Bibby's new storm caps. Chictens, 10e. th. Crawford. It knocks cold air. out completely, . Try Bibby's 812 Black overcoats. Special Purchase of House Coats and Dressing Gowns | ~ Foovernor-pensenl of the Philippines, When in Toronto, Mr. [sere married on Th 5 by . Jv on secured an Eng- [Futher McKinnin in the chapel in the sh of an opportunity to Ladies to sec something very hand- some in a Christmas Pres- ent at exceptionally low pri a ce. we've ever seen. Materials are Golf Cloth, Tricot, Matatesee and the two toned or double laced cloth j also Silk Velvet J. ts, Silk Lined. Some are 'and some are Beautifully trimmed. Hour: Coats from §3.75 to $1 a ty *» Dressing Gowns, fro! to $25. LADIES-Don't "Portemouth; w apprecin. g v, Last night's fall of show pro. in gor bins ow Whine icrong 100 ged itd Ka ovoupl. tions at intervals during the evening. | od the greater part of the night and John Hallidny and Tsabella 'Atkine Portemouth, occupied the chair and nerves, No matter how the nerves be re anh Fa po opportunity to secure "a at. f Keepe, 3 street, who was found guilty of theft and forgery, was sentenced to ten years in penitentiary today for. forgery, and theft against him, and he cot ve years on both charges- is 'good sleighing in. this city, continted throughout the morning. PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Culled From All Over The World. Jumes Atkins. was found dead in bed at Wan. R. N. Gooch, J.P, died at his re sidence, Bloor street east, Toronto, The amount to be paid Toronto. on the fire at. the exhibition is $98,625. Sates Dumont has sia that the aeroplane is "to: the! oe the go \ 3 : Fiity boxes of rifles intended for Rusion revolutioniets were seized at i y The SH, Kensington leit Quebec habout one: o'clock for Montreal, in charge of Pilot. A. Perreault, increase in Canada's foreign trade for the four months ending Ue | tober 31st, is about $13,250,000. LA five sand-ton Jake freighter will be built at Bridgebur by the Canadian Shipbuilding company. Maj. Mhnley has resigned his posi- tion on the Toronts high schpol staff, to take effect at the end of the vear. Oswego, N.Y., expects to get $125- 000 for repairs to the harbor there; $70,000 has bien spent on it this gea- son. * Alderman Frank Adams, Peterboro, has decided to accept the position of city trewsurer and collector for the water works, | Ignatz Blashalg, an Austrian Jow, was arrested in Toronto on a charge of forgery, alleged to have been com- mitted in' Now York. 0 more passenger steamers are due fo arrive .at Quebec, the steamer Manitoba, and the 8.8. Montreal, the latter from Antwerp. The. first attempt to float the stranded Allan liner Bavarian was not successful. Another attempt will be made at high tide this evening. Rev. Dr. James Hoppin, professor emeritus of art"at Yale University, died on Thursday in his eighty-sixth year from disease incident to old age. Gerhard Heintzmann, Toronto, piane manufacturer, has been, summoned to appear in the police court on a thatge of breach of. the alien labor aw. Miss Bridget Donovan, daughter of James Donovan, and sister of Messrs. Donovan, merchants. of River Desert, died Thursday cvening after a short illness. A H. McGregor, found dead, wnder suspicions pircumstances, in his shack, near Reviva. is a son of Malcolm Me- Greoor, St. Thomas. A brother, from North Dakota is coming to investi gote, Uo to the present date 110,000 im- grants booked to settle in Canada, have been landed at Quebec. The im- micration this season surpasses all others for the quality as well as quan- tity: of new settlers. # The Salvation Army hae brought to Canada no less than fifteen thousand sottlors, for whom 'they had secured positions and homes in advance. Next season the immigration branch of the army expect to bring to this country twenty-five thousand, The annual, statement of the Bank of © Montreal. issued © todnv, shows profit account of #1,797.975, which, with balence from last vear. makes a total of SAB00.831, One million fone hundred thousand were paid in divi- dends and 81,000,000 added to rest account. Bourke Cockran Married. New York, Nov. 16. Congressman Boyrke. Cockran and Miss Annie Ide, | da of Henry Clay Ide, formerly Hotel St. Regis. A amp 1 10¢: 1b. Chickens, Chickens 10ec. . Nico, voung spring chickens; 10c. Ib. Crawford. : Nostle's food, Robinson's barléy, fresh at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. See Bibby's $14.50 Bannerman over and cream cakes for Saturday. These ds "are made irom pure cream. R. H. Toye, King street. . Choice fowls, 8e, Ih, Crawford. case; of sickness on Sunday Gib: son's Red Cross drag store is the on- ly drug store, open all day Sunday. Fxtra values in children's stockings, 2e.; ladies' stockings, Be. New York Dress Reform. * For stationery and school supplies 0'Gorman's, King streat, '4 id your 'seo the ladies' 83 hats for vat Corrigan's. or your Shes fire get Blue Grass Swift's. tte Yard gave Jacobs. a bad character. | in coats. + Cream pufis, eclairs, Charlotte russe |¢ Grand Army of the Res w R. B. BROWN. shington, D.C., Nov. 16.--Robert (Burns Brown, of Ohio, editor of the x ill { 0) Courier, is the new commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the ie, which mumbers 245] 832 officers and men. : ------ CITY AND VICINITY, Campbell Bros. For the newest and nobbicst styles men's hats, 10c. - Chickens, Fowls, Sc. Spring chickens, 10c. lb.; choice fowls, 8c: Ib. Crawford. eters 5 A Wow On, Dear Me. The, council of Kingston township bas taken proceedings against the council of Kingston city for eveating a nuisance ut one of the boundary roads, Concession street. Married In Toronto. Mrs. Archibald Strachan and Mrs. Donald Caldwell, of Appleton, were in Joronto at the wedding of Boyd A. C. Caldwell, eldest son of T. B. Cald- well MP, Lanark, and Miss Martha Barnes Winnett, on Thursday. A ----------_ extra « There Were No Appeals. A meeting of 'the court of revision was held yesterday afternoon to hear appeals arising out of their recent de- cisions on matters' of/ local assess- ment. No ome appeared, and, accord- ingly, the court wound up its business in quick order. \ -- Chatted Over Telephone. Mrs. Allison, "who resides at Big Island, in Prince Edward county, Fri- day last, cclebrated her ninety-fifth birthday. Her sister, Mrs. Julia Huff, aged ninety-two years, who resides in the 5th concession of Thurlow, sent congratulations over the telephone. The voiccs of 'the two aged: ladies could be distinctly heard. ) -------------------- Came From Montreal. Two Halian wbmen, bed in their native attire, arrived i the city, this morning, from Montreal, and will take up their residence here. They could not speak 'a word of English, but had the address of friends who thoy wanted to see, and were directed to them. They have only been out from Sunny Italy a short time. -------- Ran On A Sand Bar. The steambarge Navajo ran on the sand bar, on Friday morning, in Wolfe Island harbor. She had a cargo of conl for W. Allinson, but could not make the landing. The Navajo was pulled off by the Wolfe Islander and steamed to the . city to be lightered before procceding to Wolfe Island. The vessel escaped from the bar with- out damage. ------ To Make Appointment. This afterhoon the fire and light committee was to consider the ap- pomtment of an assistant chief, the position occupied by the late John Sands,. The four applicants are Fire men John Hall, F. Reid, John Lem mon and H. Stratford. The commit- tee is also to deal with 'a proposed change in the firemen's pay #chedule, in order to wive the older firemen who are doing line work a little more money. Married At Harrowsmith. The marringe took place at the Anglican church at Harrowsmith on Wednesday, November 14th, of Miss Addie 'M. Lyons, eldest daughter of William John Lyons, of that place, and J. H. Lawler, of Kingston. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. H. Astley. The bride was attended by hor sister, Miss Annie Lyons; and the groom was supported by Alfred Rout- ley, of Kingston. The bride "vocoived many useful amd valuable presents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawler will reside at 108 York street, this eity. a ------------ Proofs From Afar. George Mills & Co, the Princess street fur specialists, are distributing 'their handsome fur catalogues to their many customers in and out of town. Just as in other departments, their mail order department is complete, Last week they filled a fur order for a customer living in British Columbia. Another example that goes t6 show that they cannot be excélled in the fur selling anywhere ig the fact that sev- eral travellers, who travel all over Canada, have ated from this up- to-date firm. Well, "this store might be called "Kingston's Famous Pur Store," 4 ------------------ Chickens, fowl, turkeys, ducks: Craw- ord. Twelve bodies have been taken' from. the wrecked quarry, near Lee Station, ] Arizona, where an exvlpsion of dvna- mits occurred, on Thursday. Three men are belived to be buried under the debris, RS Fowl, Se. th. Crawford. Good old strong English horehound in twisted sticks, A window full at Best's, Choier fowls, Be th Crawford. "Try Ribby's $12.80 serge suits, Writing paper in faney. boxes,' at reduced - prices, at 'Gormans. The latest any other city for real values. 15c. All-Silk Taffeta Ribbon, 10c. 600 yards only, 18¢. a yard. Your choice of the lot after 7.30 to-morrow night, per yard only $4.00 Black or White Silk Waists, 2.35 50 only, Japan Wash black or white, sizes 40 and 42, front hemstitched tucks and pin-tucks running up to the shoul ders, full sleeves with filled with small pin-tucks, collar to mntch. well worth 4.00 each when you see them--and would cer back anc choice while this lot of sixty lasts after 7.30 to-morrow nigh{, cach only Flannelette, 8c. 800 yards only, Fine White Flannel ette, of a good width; and fine px quality, regularly sold ered extra-good value at 124e. a yard. Yours after 7.30 to- morrow night, per yard only Another Departure At, Aggressive Store WE are going to stimulate: Saturday Nightfshopping in' this as it never was stimulated before. inni "After Supper Sak Fine All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons, full 3} inches wide, in the! pretty shades of cardinal, light blue, navy, brown, cream, pink and black; of 'a quality regularly sold at 15 to 10 Silk Waists 32, 34, 36, 38 made 'with wid: clusters of 9-inch_cufis These waists ar as you'll agree tainly make ideal "Xmas gifts. Your 2.33 12%c. Fine Pure White! and consid: 08 will holdan ** After Supper Sale * every Saturday night, (for 4 clock until closing The biggest bargains we can possibly offer will be the trade acti We have asked our leading manufacturers and wholesalers: to co-operate with us by some special "plams"' to make these Sales a grand success. They have 'responded nobly story is told below in seasonable items and fascinating prices that would weeks at least) from 7.30 o INO yards omly, Black and a quality regularly sold at yard. No need for us to the popularity of this ly everyone knows these facts for themselves. Your choice of the lot after 730 to-morrow night, per yard only .. » One small lot Embroidered ly valued at anticipation of the many lit membrances you only, Ladies' Handkerchiefs, r miss this countir on any ac- count. Your choice after 7.30 to-morrow night, each only... 1240 pairs only, { row night, per pair only Stockings, 19c. Joys' Ribbed mere Stock winter wear, different widths regularly sold at 25, 33 and paar. Your choice of sizes 9, 94 and 10, after 7.30 tomor- )** Specials cannot be purchased until after half-past-seven Saturday night. Lots are limited, of course. so be on hand to the minute . . 30c. Black or Cream- White Chiffon, 12ic. White Chiffon, full 40 inches wide, 0% proclaim dainty ma terial or the timeliness of this spee ial price on account of the ne proach of the gift-giving time--sure or can 18c. Ladies' Embroider ed Handkerchiefs,"10c. @ suly, Rainey Tap Cushion } 'overs, 20 inches bs Faney HOVETS: inci ware, showing regular | very neat designs ir particu 15 and 18ec. each. so often have ' t give at "Xmas time, you should net 35c. Boys' Cashmere ings, of good weight for 2S the > cit ning this week y r few ume. = attracting offering --and the mn this or be hard to match 50c. Men's Fleece-lineg Underwear, 33, 160 only, Men's Fleece lind and Drawers, the balan big lot of "'mill-secor nine out of ten are «, h only--having merely a ir a single thread pulled ly nothing to lessen the will give you at all, 1 as extra-specials at Your choice after 7.30 i. row night, per garment o Cregm- qe, » ar ap SO 12; 25¢c. Fancy Tapestry Cushion Covers, 15¢, pleasing color comhin y good strong wearing larly sold as extra 1 ec. Your choice af 730 1H to-morrow night, cach only. * 85c. White Cotton Sheets, 50c. 100 only, Pure White ( about 60g twilled the sizes rumning nearhy with a 2} inch hem a 31-inch hem at tly In re quality tle rege 10 otton Sheets plain, GOXSG inches, Cash: nd, and of rib,| a pial lars. Just this morning we bought (by telephone) a Igt which we can honestly promise, w ill bargain we ever offered. And that's saying a lot. will be here in time to be spld next Monda make LR 35¢, a ity regularly sold ut 75 and She each. Your choice x 19 7.30 to-morrow - nig ach 5 . OBEY: Ke consesatin't stosicase -? of goods the Tas all-round | i e hope they y. Wateh for particu- he fir Store Open Till Ten To-morrow Night RR Ah. put re WILLIAM H. POTTER FINED IN POLICE COURT. ~ Found Guilty of Selling Liquor ceived Notice Not to Do So. In the police court this morning, $40 and costs on William H. Polter, proprietor of the American Hotel, ' 29 Broek, for selling liquor to' William Hewkon, a Kingston young man, af- ter ha had been served with a notice not to do so by Hewton's brother. Over an hour was taken up in the heaning of the case, which caused much interest among the hotelmen of the city, some of them being present at the proceedings. The charge, which accused Potter of selling liquor to Hewton on the night of Friday, Nov- ember 9th, was made by License In- spector Wright. The accused entered a plea of appeared for the prosecution, John Mcintyre, K.U,, the aceused. and was counsel for Potter, had been served with two no: tices not to sell liquor to the young man, one on November Tth, 1005, and the other on June 1%, last. He had been. on, Satorday, November 10th, that the youth had been served at the Americap Hotel, the night pre- vious, He had called at the hotel and asked Mr. Potter how it was that he had been given liquor. Potter had made a weply to the effect that he, | (meaning the youth), Had come into (the bar with two other men, and 'that he did not know who he was. He was told that Howton had ust arrived from New York. hi given witness the imuressioy had served linuor to the ipdividual not knowing who he. was. ib Constable Arniel who served the sumnionses on Potter wanted to het with witness that he 'would not he fined, stating that he did not know Who Hewton was, : > William. Hewton was cajl~l, stated that he did not know Votter, and stated positively that he had rev. er heen given liquor at. the American Hotel. { that he did not know who Hewton was until today, but admitted haviog 'received There was liquor served but he could not say what anyene took, | : Me. Welntyre said that a smal fine should imposed, Potter did not 3 for Be know who Hewton was, ahd had frankly aduitted to Person Aiter Having Re- | On being sworn Potter said that he | the notice not to sell liquor' to Lim. | FINED A HOTELNAN | | Magistrate Farrell impos a fine of | not guilty. Charles Webster | License Inspector Wright stated that | tter had | | Potter, wae" enticed. | i { i ERIE .- A Splendid Stock of Seasonable Goods Ladies' Overgaiters, (Low) Jet Black, soc. Ladies' Overgaiters, (High) 2 qualities, soc and 75¢ Ladies' Leggings, (Long) 2 qualities, $1 and $1.25 Ladies' Calf Walking Boots For Cold Weather A Splendid Calf Blucher Cut at $2.25" The Empress Cal f Blucher Cut at $3.00 A nice Gun Metal, Heav, Sole, at $3.00 A guaranteed Waterproof Sole, Blucher Cut at $300 A Dorothy Dodd Calf Blucher, at $3 75 A large variety of other styles. If you want good looking Heavy Fall Shoes we case where the man who was not 'to he.sold liguog court, In imposing the fine the wmavistrate THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE can suit you! was well knowin, | CANTON REVIVED » @s In -------- a case heard recently at the police of Local Oddiello® Lodges. By Members suid that. the law made it so tha For Some {une the Ud dt \ the hotelkeeper had to hecome ac-| SI have been agitating n CORRS auainted with these men referred to in organization of the Lanton oat night 8 the notices. Mr. Potter, from the cvi- | tion with the local I «turned Loi dence given, had not done so. If he | about thirty-five membcr b embed : had committed: the offence without | ond had a fine drill. Bt, she ot hing" knowing he should 'have explained | could work up sufficient in Co ated 3 this to the court at the first. He had|Ston " ®ould have a fine to | on the other hand appeared to evade the responsibility. Women with weaknesses should never forget Dr. Shoop's Night Cme magic-like local treatment, is at bedtime, all night ing up the weakened tissues, soothing ° while' the svs- fle | Yom iS at pest, it is constantly build- there apg scarcely any members @0F i « lodge who have not at som tm . ed and'sn tould easily pick up mandopvied and might in the i °F | of the winter train o pri Can oe ho: - This fjouk ity, which would be a credit i the city and also of serviet to of local lodge, At last nights F a George Lee was elected coptait "03 the members present were put PEERS the infloammed and sensitive surfaces i | and will surely clean up all eatarrhal { *® houp's vii, + . {and local troubles. Sold by all | dealers, } Look out for full assortment of tal | fies, for which this store is. noted. H. Toye, King street. We can think of a bin full of Sw this cold weather. 200 more post card albums on Saturday at O0'Gorman's. Did you see the of nothing better than ift's Scranton copl for Hiikos: hal bo To. at Currigire, ladies £3 hats for Cream pufis, eclairs, bmi pr Br craft He cent of earings igh cold. Take Gibson's Red Cross : "ia you sa the Indie © has be geik = £1.50 to $20 ut Ba / g R. sale "YEAR 73. NO. Furnitu Special DRESSERS AND STANDS In Oak, Mahogany or | adel, large stock, pri 86.50, $7.50: up; some bx $14. IRON BEDS White Enamel) and strong and durable, £3.50, ete. SPRINGS AND MATTRESS Hercules, the best made, $5. Some cheaper. lines » Robert J. F pucE Leading Undertak 230 & 23014 Princess 6 Doors ahove the Opera He Telephone 577 Ambulance Call x (GRAND (OPERA HO TO-NIGHT - * SEVENCALA Introducing HYPROTISM AND TELE SPECIAL 10.15.25 MG PRICES Matinee Prices--Children, 10¢ ; Ag Seats now on Sale. 'GRAND OPERA Ho Thursday, Nov. Only & ce H Pet the. Eminent English Ac H.B. IRVII Supported By Miss Dorothea B And a complete London c¢ in the following plays XI INS MAI at ares Rende With Mr. Irving in th characters "DUBOSC" "LESURQUES" * Preceded by KING RENE'S DAUG) As arranged by Sir Henry Miss Haird as "lolanthe."' Prices, $1.50, $1, 75c.. 50¢ Box Seats, $2. Seats on Sale Monday \ hie reid Saturday, November : Special Announce Return Engagement ETINNNE GIRARD In the Greatest of Comegly CHARLEY"S Al With An Unexcelled Supporting of English | Players. [irectic Nortd I"rices-- Matinee, 23 35 ChiMren | 15¢. to any Seat ang, 25¢., Soc ale Thursday. Prices--+ Seats on New Arrivals Van Luver Our List May Contain S¢ of Interest to You New Jamaica Oranges, per do Mexican Sweet Oranges, 20¢ Lven. Malaga Grapes. per Ib. Table Figs, per ib. 3 Golden Dates, 4 Ibs New Peels, Orange, Lemon, ( Golden Syrun cans 10c. and Togsted Corn Flakes, package Imported MHerrings, in Tom cans, 124ec. Clark's Pork and Beans, in O) cans, 5¢. and 10c bottles, Brand Red Cabbage, Crossed Fish 25e. Farmer's Choice Butter, rolls, Package, Teas," Lipton's, Salas Red Rose: Assclstines' Yarn. We this Pure Wool Yarn F. W. Van Luv 'Phone 417 246 Prince: Auction Sale of | and Stock At the residence of Mr. W Farlane, Lot 12, 5th Concessi ship of Pitishurg, near Zion | Friday, November 2 at 12 o'clock noon. MUR | 10c Sardim have S------ oo st IMPORTANT Buy British Columbia | mated Coal Co's. Stock before the rise,- Nov..15th A few hundred dollars nc make a fortuge. JOS, ¥. SWIFT, a FINANCIAL A( TAKE NOTI( come and see me as I have stock 1 have ever had ; als Furniture and Carpets. Tew HAN TURKS. SECOWD.iAN