Kuox, Strathroy, hax te of Pem- urch, at $1,600 a , 10e. to 12jc.. g Lamb, 8c., 12ic, and 15c, Meats and Spring Chickens included in SAUSAGES Bausage, 3 lbs. for 25¢. (own make) 12jc. Ib. lo Fag u . ¢ Si oii 7.%43 Fig i js sifel § Eek ¥ Queen's Teams. follows : their pered that the freshmen are planning reads: "The opposing seri to be held here on Bateman ael, V, Dunsmore, Macdonnell. means, leave the defence weak. Cra ford, McLaughlin and Campbell, [last season's forward line, will be on | the ice and Dobson, the stellar right {wing of the championship 1906 team, [bas returned to college after a vear's absence. Thus it will be seen that crson Bros., =e Samu | and Division Streets. no first-class material amone |freshman, a condition which, accord- 0004 aa Good Looks and Looking Good Clothing not enly Looks coop. who wear it, look good. It is built right, from start to fix carry out every whim of fashion--and minute in novelty. J All the most wanted patterns, shades and color- ings are shown, The range of sizes is so elabo prehensive, There may be some clothing as good as "Pro- gress Brand" --BuT NOT AT THE PRICE. There's none better ar ANY Dollar for dollar --- and value -- the most economi- cal clot bing You ca buy is Canada's ver been h The regular meeting of the college | ground." The Y.M.C.A. is being addressed, this ai-|says that the rules and constitutions n y- | of the union 'can only be changed at the | meeting when two-thirds of debate commit- | those present should agree. On this of a telegram Trom |point. Queen's their protest as the executive had no right to change the meaning or interpret any rules of the book differently than they had been before. If the same discussion arises again at Saturday's game lay the game but play it under po N. Omond, the new: 1 1 ident of the EE of ity, Toronto, solicit- ed by the Track Club executive train for the intercollegiate track meet ving , Leatberland, Gallagher, Trousdale, Laughton, McKay, Moxley, Saint, Foster, E. Carmich- Carmichael, McKinnon, Wile, Mohen, Stott, Bertram, Forrester, » Furlong, Orr, McCann, MecRostie, Although football is so exclusi in vogue at the present time, word hockey is heard more frequently ad the days pass by. "Dick" Mi will not be present to defend the nets [this season, but Macdonnell at point and Pennock at cover will, by nish. Styles are up to the rate, and so com- that every man and every physique, ~ can get just the Suits and Overcoats that fit mmage to | must not come in contact with the trance of Messrs. Devlin and Tasche- | with McGill the home togm will as in Ottawa. v intermediate game. ---------- -- ROLLER RINK CARNIVAL. Attendance. tainly presented a grand appearance. couples grand sight. ¢ Many of the fancy dress costumes many being original and caused much spectators. Ald. Angrove, Russell pick out the winner, so keen was the competition. In the fancy dress class Miss Ethel Jones won first jprise ; she was dressed as a colored lady, and certainly deserved the place she won. Miss Ethel McCartney, as a "Maid of Erin," was second. In the men's class, Joseph Marshall, as a courtier, was. ficst, with Herbert Holder, as a Turk, a close second. Gladys Spencer was an easy winner. She was dressed as an old maid, and certainly brought down the house by ber manoeuvres on the floor. Miss Ruth Baker, as a gymnasium girl, was second. Frederick Romey, as the Bute coded fas, was the best charao- on the r, by a good margin. Mr. Roney is one of the best skaters in the city and can do, with ease, stunts ghat seem to the spectators im- pomsible without injury to himself. way he got around last evening, turning complete handsprings, was sim- pl wonderful. "Jack'"' Welch and Grady, a= the "Tin Woodman," the "'Strawman," of "The Wizard of 0z,"" were second in this class. The presented to the winners prizes were at the close of the contest and they were the handsomest ever given at a Kingston rink. Henderson's, Saturday. Ground ochetries. Tote Ta (clusters) a] usters). French peas (2 tins for 25¢c.) nan haddies. ® Smoked bloaters. sausages, ete. ote, Henderson's Saturday. 3 ¥ i : ill} awa, from Halifax last night. for W "" midpigh 5 hy and) Ss" Ontarian, SS. Latonia and SS. will 10 Ottawa, inward, at Father Point, this the heh ws . wil be The fs. Lake Manitoba, from Liv. . ll-ihek : ¥ : , , inward, at Poi Gleeson, Hadden, : quarter, Mox- | "¥Pool, lor ontreal, nw a int ok | pe iice of coal i t likely t ; der, vans; middle wings, Crozier, any Righer. is no ly to go or Atkinson. Crawford was i , 4 y utiable to secure leave. This is very thasged OR ith serine I= 9..% ¥» Lmuch ted. Manager Con. Mil-| ; t team, lan, Vico President Webster and Seere- The funeral of the late Rev. John | A meeting of the nanigenisnl COM + rinci stockholders. has suspended, mittee of Queen's college football team principal $1 were drowned 'in the II- _{ was held last evening when the meni jo tl ior cix miles below Harding, were chosen for Saturday's games, as|[j)y hy the overturning of a gasoline Queen's I Fullback, Fras; halte%:| "The tug Christian of Ambertsb : g Christian of Ambhertsburg, Mashunaie, Pe (Capt.), Madden; | volged at $10,000, was burned to the | quarter, Meikle; scrimmage, McKay, water's edge in the lower. Detroit Beocroft, Wood; inside wings, Pringle, | pice, | Clarke; middle wings, McCann, Law- Johnny Scotman, an Indian, convict-| son; outside wings, Younge, Murphy, : The first team will be picked from, qises, was sentenced to twenty vears' . | the. following : Crawford, Elliott, |; : | LX , sara : 7 1m ment, Maddonnell, Williams, Dobson, Bar-| "fie members of the Toroiito Board | \ al of Education snowed under Trustee in Practical science | Houston, Wiles, Buck, Begg, Turner! james Simpson's motion that they | r The game in Ottawa was played un-| Two, inmates escaped from the Tor- motning. The freshmen presented «| der protest by Queen's on account of onto insane asylum last night in a sorty ight indeed" as they wandered|the now rules concerning the scrim-| mysterious manner, Alexander Beake,! aim ly to and {ro, bootléss and | age made by the executive at the aged thirty-two, and. Walter Beaston, | i meeting held in the British-American| aged sixty-three. | hotel a few days ago. The new rule] The election in Nicolet and Mont | scrimmage in possession of the ball bad they until the ball is put in play, the ball being put in play when it touches the rule book distinctly Dr. Sheriff, Ottawa, will referee the senior game, r his own um- pire, aud A, C. att, of McGill, will Over a Thousand People Were in Last evening a carnival was held at the roller rink, and never did the old building hold such a merry crowd. Over one thousand people were on hand i ang at eight o'clock every skate in {i rink (five hundred pairs) was in . About two hundred and fifty skaters turned up in fancy and comic costume, and the skating surface cer- The grand march was skated by sixty in costume, and it made a were beautiful and costly, while the comic ones were well thought out, amusement for the aowd of Hewton, and Hugh Taylor, were the judges, and they had a hard time to the comic costume class Miss| fe | mon & Sons. All sizes there. > President Roosevelt has killed al$ Louisiana. -- 2 SIBLE FORM, ------ Matters That Interest Everybody Notes From AY Over--Little and Remembered. Sir: Wilfrid Laurier returned to Ot- ! Coal 'dealers in Toronto state that men were arrested at Fessorton, Potts was held, this afternoon, in To- *routo, and was largely attended. - The State Savi Bank of Butte, Mont., of which the Heinzes are the launch ed of manslaughter at Clinton, B.C. | 1 should be paid salaries. { morency, made necessary by the en-| reau, into the cabinet, will be held on | November 4th. Miss Van Camp, Darlington our) ship, near Bowmanville, is suing Mr. | Langmoid for large damages, claim-| ing that he has not fulfilled his con-| tract.to become her husband. Herman Zanke and Michael Flani-| gan, Toronto, are accused of whole sale thefts of sugar from the Cana- dian Lake and Ocean Navigation com- Wants to be dressed exactly the same jas her friends (or her enemies), Fashion is all right, but fashion leaves room for individual Women without unlimited means are obliged to rely upon their ingenuity and taste for the expression of individuality, This is where our Cloak Department offers the chance. Practically everything we offer this fall is dif- ferent from what is usually offered elsewhere, New Fall and Winter Coats Including the very latest, THE BURLING- TON," a tight-fitting Black English Broadcloth Coat, 50 inches long, velvet collar, self cuffs, coat packet. 25 Other New Designs Prices ranging from $5.75, 10.50, 8.50, 11.50, 13.50 and on up to 22.00. pany, selling to restaurants and pri- vate houses. Three members of a Grand Trunk Pa- cific survey were drowned, on October 4th, in Giscombe Rapids, thirty-five miles above Fort George, on the Fras- er river. They attemoted to shoot the rapids in a canoe. i The Rev. Josiah C. Darling died, in| New York, on Wednesday, aged sixty-| five years. He had been a member of! the Central New York and Northern New York conferences of the Methodist Episcopal church. At Sherbrooke, Que., in the, case of Nita Dorais, wife of Howard L. Sharp, of Kenora, Ont., charged with shoot- ing Harold Coates at Birchton, in October of last year, the jury return- ed a verdict of "not guilty." J. Englehart, manager of the Te- miskaming and Northern railway commission, states that further rail- way improvements at Cobalt are con- templated. Siding facilities are to be enlarged, at a cost of over $20,000. Mr. Spencer, manager of the Cana- dian Northern lines, east of Port Ar- thur, announces that the company's train will be in a position to enter Quebec before the end of the year, by the short cut from Garneau Junction. At Gouverneur, N.Y., Jerry Leary. an aged resident, died suddenly, Thurs- dey morning. He had just arisen when he was taken ill and died before assistance could be rendered him. Mr. Leary was seventy-four years old and was horn in Freland. Andrew McDonald, from near! Thamesville, was sentenced to two vears in Kingston penitentiary, on a charee of forging two cheques on Archie Gillespie, and passing them at the store. The prisoner's record show- ed a former sentence for a similar of- mee. Sensational discoveries have been made, near London, Wyo., in Red Canvon, of the salting of mining pro- perties by the shot gun method. and the consequent loss of over half a million dollars hy Montana, Washing: ton and New York financieis, who were. engaged in their development. Other vroverties, whose development followed the mining industries, totals a loss of over two millions more. It's Heard On All Sides. That the store for newest styles in hats is Campbell Bros., Kingston's style centre for men's hats, second hand heaters can IT Not Quite Ready to Buy That will make absolutely no difference. Come To-morrow and pick out your COAT, and have it placed aside until required. SpecialBargain To-Morrow Morning From 9 to 12 O'clock. 700 Ladies' Pure Linen Sheer-make Hemstitched Handkerchiefs Regular value $1.25 to 1.40 per coz>n, Yours To-morrow Morning 6c. Each. it pi. A few good be bought at a bargain. Lemmon & ns. tolie ng. : % Wonderland Theatre, Chalmers Services 1O-MAITOW. Remember St v Thanksgiving Juvenmg. "The Bonnie Brier Opera House, B15 pm. Missionery " Churches tg-morrow. oni, © Coptor's Orchestra. nh rendiren, England died, Wall street, New York, breathed easier to-day, believing that the worst was over in the copper crisis, which had kept financial cireles in a furore for two days. Francis Joseph's condition this morning, is somewhat worse. His majesty is not so as yester- days but is in no i te danger hods and ash sifters at Lem- bear in FOR THE LADI Fall Shoes already put on Bargain Tables. One Table Ladies' Box Gall Blacher Cut Boots, large eye- r | inter ar -- hoi i v4 20° deal Winter Boot. Regul One Table Ladies' Patent Colt Button Dress Sh in Tight sole, cheap at $3.00. now marked $2.95," " °° One Table Ladies $3.00 and 2.50 Dongola Kid Lace Boots heavy and light soles. A splendid ny bi $2.00. broken in sizes. We hav AINS ES. e Che Toockett Shoe Store. Gibgom's Drug Open til Jate each evening. In Persian Lamb Jacket: 4 We lead as in other Furs. SELECT YOUR SKINS. Cur styles are absolutel ccrrect. We' guarantee F . and Quality. Models NO ready. Your inspection u vited. John McKay Fur Hous 149-155 Brock Sr. KINGSTON. Fresh shipment just arrived Oka Cheese Tilsiter Cheese Canada Cream Cheese Primrose Cream Cheese } Primrose Cream Cheese, 1 Imperial Cream Cheese (Small, medium and large Jas, Redden & C Importers Of Fine Grocer] Music At A Dog's Funera 'alcutta, Oct. 0 Ba at the funeral at ltarsi favorite dog of a named Moni. after its death all the dogs of t 10. Music was Hindoo w On the thirteenth h a feast was giv he neighborhoot ---------- The Junction Shamrocks, ur L.A. champions, will council for a $2,500 the expenses of a tr ask the grant to ip to Engla DAILY MEMORANDA r Rink every afternoon an afternoc evening. : a Quarterly Services in Free M Church to-morrow, : a Princess Theatre--Moving Pictu Ilustrated Songs. Church Diamond Andrew's Annual Bush, Sermons in See Chureh Sock Ave Dance, Whig Hall Socal Ery He dock, Cro his i story i--Comwa y v im history © wa a at Yorktown, A178 "Theatro--The Sf Ay The Diohe Fairy of 1 nd "Phe Raid on t Club." Thanksgiving Tea on es next. Hear Mr. Clark . Ian n Fro In Loudon Ticks 6 to 8 pm nt WHIG TELEPHONE 243 Business Ofics. 229--Fidit borin Rooms, 292--J obbing Department. ' I Fors, all kinds, at W i lwavs or The Dagly by Thy Market WE HAVE THE STU LAMP YOU WA Neat Solid Nickle, ¥ gress shade. Nery > the eyes, and will m work a pleasure. No smoke. No sn Don't ruin your @! ------------------ See them at Robertson Bi ------ ------