-176, 78 and 80 Brock St. : 'SCOTT'S EMULSION flesh. This is not only a matter of nourishment but 'of new vigor and activity in the tissues. All Druggists : 80c. and $1.00. Our line of SIGNET RINGS, for Ladies or Gentle- men is the most complete and varied we have ever shown. The styles land designs have been chosen with every care and, where there is quality combined with variety, it is usually easy to find what you want. SMITH BROS., Jewellers, Opticians. "Phone, 666. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. AT ONCE that all our goods We find wd 16 (IT ry to highest grade. buy only what is absolutely good. Just at Dressnt the chances of trade meke it possible for us to offer you SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. All our prices are ex» traordinarily low, W. F. GOURDIER. Exclusive Furrier "Phone, 700. Cook's Cotton Root Compound Thy t Ul and est Cen Tog. any h women can 12 dozen Ladies White Em- broidered Turnover Collars, at a special price, only 10c. each. Children's Fancy Handker- chiefs, 3 for 5c. Ladies' White Lawn Hand- kerchiefs, special, 5 for 10c. Ladies' White Embroidered Handkerchiefs, extra value, 2 for 25c. Ladies' Elastic Ribbed Un- derwear, Vests and Drawers, 5 regular 35c. quality, for 25c. a Garment. Children's y extra, at 25c. Wool Toques, £ Red Stockings, § Sashes and Toques, # est prices. Mitts, at low- ¥ Ladies' Wool: Gloves, Plain 3 or Fancy, at 25c. a pair. Men's Black Cashmere Socks, worth 35 c¢. a pair. Our price, only 25c, We have the Coat you want, and at a low price too, Newman & Shaw We Guarantee to ture your cough or cold No "'ifs" or "buts" --justa straight statement-Shiloh's Cure will cure your cough or cold and do it quicker than anything you ever tried, or your druggist will feturn the Purchase price. Get a bottle to-day, and cure that cough or cold. Shiloh's ii vughe and coughs Shiloh's Cure is a safe and sure cough and cold medicine for children. It has been effecting cures Tor '$4 'yeurs. All 'drug- gists--25c., oc. and $1.00. IMPERIAL WEAR Imperial Grown Brand Underwear All-Wool Guaranteed Unshrinkable Ask your dealer for it. HUET ES RRR EERE Cure That Cough! YOU CAN DO IT BY USING Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. The Most Perfect Throat and Lung Healer in the World, : : : : 3 -> -- De. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup gives prompt relief trom that choked np, stuffed up feeling which is so distressing, it loosens the phlegm, checks the rasping and useless oough, and heal: and soothes the irritated breathing organs. It is a pleasant prepar- ation to take and is therefore specially adapted to the coughs and colds of children and those who dislike nauseous mixtures. This is no vain boast, but a fact that oan be backed by unimpeachable testimony. One 25 cent bottle, indeed, a trial dose, will prove its merits. Mr. Frank K. Purdie, Brandon, Man., writes: "I have used your Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for some years and have always found it a sure remedy for all colds, coughs, sore throat, hoarseness, etc. I cannot too highly recommend it to sny- | aminations, STANDS "AGGUSED OF HAVING CAUSED DEATH OF AN EMPLOYEE. Owing to the Fly Wheel Not Be- ing Protected As Required By Law--The Great Road Race is on. Montreal, Nov. 9.1. Charles David- son, of the tin plate manufacturing firm of Thomas Davidson & Sens, one of the largest tin plate manufacturing firms in the dominion, was arrested, this morning, on a charge of man- slaughter. The arrest was made in connection with, the death of Henri Rousseau, who met death bv being caught in a fly wheel on the premises of the company. Davidson was held criminally responsible for Rousseau's death by the coroner's jury, on the ground that the wheel was not pro- tected as required by law. He was re- leased on personal bail of $1,000, and two sureties of $500 each. To-day's weather conditions are ideal for the fifteen-mile king's birth- day road race. Outs, of the total course the managers state that only three miles will be heavy going. The day is bright and cool, but not frosty, Although th® Central and West End harriers, of Toronto, complain that the route is hilly, President Lithgow, of the Halifax association, states that the course is better than that over which the recent race was run at Hglifax. All the runners say they realize that they are up against the greatest aggregation of long distance runners . ever gathered together in Canadg, but that they are in for the finish. Athens News Budget. Athens, Nov. 8.--A thanksgiving Party was given by Mr. and Mrs, A. Taylor in honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. Wing, Hard Island. Miss Edith Hughes of Ottawa, cpent the holidays at the parsonage here, 'and Miss Bertha Les- ter, of Renfrew, visited Miss Rap- pel, Principal Massey has eceived word that two more of his students were successful at the midsummer ex- Miss Julia Washburn and Miss Jennie Ralph. Athens bakers have come {o an agreement whereby bread sells at 5c. for al} pound loaf. Melvin Milroy has won-honor for himself and his town by winning a medal in the race around the mountain at Montreal, on Thanksgiving day. IaC. Alguire is im- proving from hise attack of grippe. | James Patterson and family are mov- | ing back to town. | On Tuesday morning occurred the death of Wilbert Avery, Temperance Lake. The funeral was conducted in the Holiness Movement church, Tues- day, by Rev. Mr. Clayton. On Thurs- day afternoon a large auction sale took place at the premises of Morley Holmes. He intends moving to Brock- ville. ' Enlisting In U.S. Army. St. Petersburg, Nov. 9.--The talk of the possibility of a war between the United States and Japan, which, throughout has been taken seriously in Russia, is now bringing many volunteers to the American embassy, who say they are anxious to serve in the United Statés army in case -of hostilities. A report is also circula- ted in military circles here that the American army in the Philippines needs instructors, especially for the artillery and engineer corps. Five or six Russian officers of these branches of the service apply' daily at the embassy for commissions. Ponies' Two-Mile Swim. Cardifi, Nov, 9.--Five Welsh moun- tain ponies, which were frightened on the road near Banger, on Saturday, dashed down a field and plunged into the Menai Straits. Three succéeded in Wood's swimming to the Anglesey side--a dis- Great tance of about two miles. One was Tae ra i (whole drowned, and the other returned to the Ue ER Nov. Carnarvonshire side. Debils Mental and Brain Worry, Des pre rg Fort missions "Gripp Tablets," Laxative Bromo- Thea, and Ki ects SS 4 me wit pl Quinine, sold at Gibson's Red Cross| a Sold by all or Dos in | Drug Store. , on of price. New pamphlet 75¢c. and $1 flannellette night shirts, = The Megioing 0% ont: 49¢., Livingston's, to-night. CE ---- -- 4 : } <, 1 Better not put off the 4 Overcoat purchase too long. you = The days are near when 'll have to settle it. See Our Black Overcoats at $10, $12.50, $15, $18, $20 and $22. See Our Mahitoba Ul-» sters from $15 to $22. Most comfortable as well as stylish and distinctive. Yllily Boys' & Children's inmany styles a nd patterns 7g, E. P. Jenkins Clothing Co. Coats 114 Princess St. {GA NEWS FROM SHARPTON: Deplorable Condition of the York Road. Sharpton, Nov. 8 ~It will be hard to do much plonghing except sod af- ter this. The reported engagement of the present, teacher for another year with general satisfaction. Torn Walker has moved in with his son. rederick F. Sharpe, who has been out west for the last year, is now home. Tt is expected the Odessa cheese factory will soon stop, for want of milk. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, the sale at the resid Amusements. Grand Opera House. THURSDAY, NOV. 14th. QUEEN'S THEATRE NIGHT The Cyclone Musical Success, of the late James Gordon was largely attended. That so many were keen to buy and pay a good price, would seem to indicate that people are not at all discouraged with present prospects. Stock, of course, is cheap, but not so cheap considering the abnormably high price of feed. Cows went at from £9.50 to $15; horses, from $40 to $85; hay, $18.50 per ton; straw (in bulk), accordingly dear; oats, 6lc. per bushel. E. Taylor has returned after visiting his brother at Owen Sound, who is very ill. The increased number of scholars has made it necessary to sup- ply more seats for the school. J. Redden has completed hig job of build- ing a bridge on the Quobin Road. The inevitable tax colleétor has come and gone, and it is found that taxes are much higher than last year. The lo- cal weather prophet will have it that we will have a lot of fine open weath- er vet, People are beginning to speculate as to who will be candidates and who will not in the coming municipal elec- tion.. The consolidated debt of the county will be wiped out in 1909. A question' often asked is, Who is re- sponsible for repairs to the York Road ? We wonder why our county fathers did not settle this matter be- fore they abolished the toll gates. Would some one who knows arise and explain ? Considering the deplorable state of the roads, would it not pay the township to purchase a stone crusher ¥ Would it not be well to de- bate this question on nomination day ? GIFT OF FIVE POUNDS. To .General Hospital For Kind- ~ ness to An Englishman. Miss Hunter, secretary of the Gen- eral Hospital, received a letter to- day, from England, containing five pounds ($24.35). The letter was from Mrs. Emma Elizabeth Poole, widow of the late Francis Poole, an Englishman who died in the institution on Febru- ary 13th, 1874. With the cheque was a letter saying that the money was forwarded to the hospital Tor the kindness shown to her husband during his illnegs in the city, away from all relatives and personal friends. The letter said that J. J. Butrows, was honorary secretary at the time the man died Miss Hunter looked up the old re- cords and found that the name was in the hospital and' died on the above date, and that he was cared for by the Masons. The order cared for the man while he was ill and had charge of his funeral, a letter such as the above is received hy the hospital, especially so long ai- ter the death had happened. Gull Lake Items. Gull Lake, Nov. 8.--The hunters are not so numerous in this vicinity as in former years. The old settlers claim they never knew such scarcity of game as this fall. Mr. Husband had the misfortune to break the axle of his waggon, while drawing ties. Fortun- #stely no one was injured. 1. Denny lost a valuable horse last week. Geo. Cox and son, Donald, are visiting William J. Cox, Ompah. George Ray- ner is spending a few days at his home. Miss J. Cox has gone to King- ston. William Hickey and 'A. Coty have gone to Haileybury., Miss V. Rayner and Miss Walroth visited the former's aunt, Mrs. A. Johnston, Om- pah. Mrs. D. Cox and Mrs. J. Tlickey are visiting at S. Rayner's. A. Joln- ston and D. Massey. Ompah, have bein drawing hay from G. Cox's. First Baptist Church--Rev. Douglas Laing, pastor. At 11: a.m. the pastor will preach and at 7 pm., Prof. eir- stead, of McMaster University, Toron- to. Sunday school and Bible class at 2.45 p.m. Strangers cordially invited to all services. Meeting of Kings Daughters. The public are cordially invited to attend a meeting in the Baptist school room, Monday evening, at. . eight o'ddock. Mrs. M. 8. Savage, provin- cial secretary of the King's Daugh- ters, will speak. Special music. Pure gum Red Face bags for toothache. rubber ones are sold at Gibson's Cross Drug Store. A draft of twenty-five non-commis- sioned officers and men from the R.C, Juthes; under command of Capt. D. Macdonald, will proceed to Eaquimait, on Monday next, Bibby's $12 PE are beauties, By order-in-council there has been set apart, in the North-West, a tract of land, under the name of the Jasper Forest Park of Canada. The Soho Park reserve is set apart in British Columbia, west of the fifth meridian, near Columbia river, Pure Cod Liver Oil, fresh at Gib- son's Red Cross Drug, Store, 'phone 230. Application will be made to parlia- ment for an act to incorporate the Bank of Edmonton. "The king" of cough syrups, Gib- son's Red Cross Cough Syrup, cures any cough. See John McKay's fur house exhibit. Live red fox from trapper to wearer. The S88. Jacona, from Cadiz, in- ward, at Father Point. I HOW'S THIS ? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Uatarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Ostarrh Cu we Tu J. HN I ACO. Toledo, Oy e the undersigned Oh for the last 15 years, him Retfectly hd honorable in all business free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold all Druggists. Jall's Family Pills for Consti- It is very seldom tha] The bride With ARTHUR False and 70 Artists Direct from 3 New York. Prices--28¢c., i, T50., $1, $1.50, s on sale Montiay. ------ "FRIDAY, NOV. 15th. Ben Greet Players Of England; in one of Shakespeare's Plays, as Shakespeare Wrote it. "JULIUS GAESAR™ Acted from the text, with stage and costumes Samples the Poet's time, Prices--25c., 50¢., 8c, $1, ¥1.50, Seats on sale Tuesday: IMPORTANT MUSICAL EVENT Under Auspices of ot Students' Club, first appearance of "MARK TWAIN'S" talented "daughter, Miss Clara Clemens Contraito. Assisted by Miss Mario Nichols, Violinist, GRAND OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY, NOV. 19th 8 PMN Miss Clemons has Won me abroad with her wonderful voice, while Miss Nichols dis one of the leading lady violinists of the da; ay. Prices--835c¢., 50¢., 70¢. and $1, Queen's vs. Toronto Saturday, Nov. 16th Queen's Athletic Grounds Prices 25¢., 350., 50¢. and 75¢. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : Havin, Jurchased the entire plant and Trade Mark of the Crown Bottling Works, Toronto All parties are hereby cantioned against having in their possession cases or bottles bearing the said trade Mark, ns they are my property, and render those retaining them, Mable to prosecu- tion. ALEX. TYO, 5th, 1907, Kingston, Nov. Tenders Wanted. TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED vr to noon of WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20th, for the stock of Electrical and Gas fix- tures and supplies, plant asd fittings of the estate of the late Geo. R. Tomlinson, Kingston, Ont., amounting to about $5 - 500.00 Stock and stock list No. 79 Princess street. Tenders endorsed "Tenders for Stock': to be addressed to D. MINNES, may be seen at THOS 81 Brock street, Kingston, Ontario. sta tied to Box 80, Whig office SPECIAL Sa FOR BASTERN Ontario. Mi be goud talkers and bard workers. Liberal Poy weekly, Reliable line. yor full Darticints write Luke Brothers, treal. REQUIRE QUICK, ACCURATE oF- Tey he a t y eX] a EE BRnicts good. ddress, Corundum Co, a at -- FALL SUITS AND OVERCOATH TO make, also old Suh r and clean, P ir work done well, prices. Galloway, The Tailor, 131 Brock St, next tw Bibby's Livery. ARTICLES WANTED. ---- te treat ANY PERSON HAVING GOOD FUR: niture or Stoves to Jispom » before selling, drop a poten to Thompson, 838 Princess street, Andrew's Church. w St. LOST. A GOLD MOUNTED SIDE comm, Satuniay py OF et ween Jullerin. he ape hi he } on She kindly return to this office receive reward. x ma ee erro BOYS FOR MAILING DEP io York Monday and BN cis or Ply By CONDENSED ADVERTISING SELF WANTED-FEMALE. TES : CouK, mgRESY yagEs APPLY IN First imsortion 10. & word, Bach con- secutive nse ou ih oll sent cooK oR Tn MAID. APPLY In Minim charge Strange, 1 roet, sertion, Lo street. ind HELP WANTED----MALE. MAID FOR GENERAL JoUSEwORK. . booth, 04 William' . BRIGHT _ BOY, TO LEARN THE pring Appts Nig 0 A YOUNG GIRL, TO ASSIST NI . L 1 a AT ONCE A DRUG CLERK. ad Se ADDIS 175" Dateio strests to u charge of bab; Apply Box "B.." Wiig ction. ---------- A Xausg LADY, RL Or 'experience, bookkeeper a city bust ouse. Apply ; to © X, Yo 2." hie office, FOR SALE. NEW MILCH COW. APPLY AT COR. of Union and Pembroke Sts. COMPLETE OUTFIT, FOR SOUNTRY, Horse, Harness, Car t, Sleigh. Sell cheap. Enquire at 285 Wellington n St. SOLID ham St. bedrooms, BRICK HOUSE, 76 SYDEN. south of Johnson St, 7 hot water furnace. 1) ---------------------------------------- AT ONCE, A I NURSE 3 educati kno thousand BF aedrvay Foren CARRIAGSS, ture, Pianos, age, the RL Fy apply to WAUGONS 153. A TEACHER, PROTERTARE holder of a second-class ran, ne ot 1908 adr Sd oy No. 23, Town o of ts 3 Fronts Loruwell, AE Board, to A. B, street, VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SA Double street, Cunningham, 79 Ci kem & Walkem, MOVING PICTURE THEATRE, onRLY in live town. An exowp- 7, ARCHITECTS. ARCHITECT, OF and Bagot ARTHUR ELLIS, fice, Queen FOR SALE OR TO RENT. . ROOMING HOUSE, NEW, 15 5 Rows, od cod water Bi Yo Ted wig on: TOLET. Cor. RENRY P. Ss ARCHITECT, AY, Ti BO, wR "Phone, . POWER & SONS, ARCHITECTS, MER- chant"s Bank Building, corner Broel ------------------------------------------------------------------ A RED AND WHITE HEIFER, WITH | notch in ty of John Young, 1}th = Uoncession of . Owner can have same Ly paying ex- pensos. her right ar, onto proper tional Spbortutity, paying big pro- | g aR PO! ; fits. Goud venson for dispunl. Don't TORAGE FY R EURRITURE, BOs ® ply un ou mean business. 3) 30, 'Whig oiioe, proof, McCann, 51 Brock St. ROOMS FOR STOR an Jig Eton STRAYED. A LOSES, Shean and a. bed Shot FURN SISHED FOR como outer. Wy at 178 md Sick edroet. OFFICE OVER WADKE'S DRUG MARRIAGE LICENSES. and Wellington 213. "me JEALARDH, ARCHITECT, second floor over Mahood Fa Sonn i corner Bagot | streets. "Phone, Entrance on Bagot street. | sb | Cy; 8S. KIRKPATRICK, . Marriage Licenses, 42 Clarence St. Imitations Pay Larger you ask for an advertised the Dealer a Profit. otherwise you would never be offered a substitute when article. hnitations are not advertised because they are not permanent. - For every genuine article there are many imitations. has no reputation to sustain--the advertiser has. It stands to reason that the advertised article is the best, The imitator ISSUER OF Cor. nd Brock te. SE at ey St MC rock on Yong or short lease, furnished, or unfurnished. For terms, apply to Jy 8S. R. McCann. ------------------------------------ FIRSTULASS HOUSE, ON ging modern foe" cooking Bulrposts. = St Johnson Sih FURNISHED HOUSE, FROM 1st wm ve-roomed B ' oy oY: water included in Og ably fm rehdeacon or mediately, A TERR sevann ow York School, P, 0. Box 24, Buffalo, N.Y. BUSINESS CHANCE. Charity Ball. 3 i In Add of Anti-Tubercwiosls Work CITY HALL, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th. > » Patronesses :--Mrs. Rumsay Dull, Mrs. 3, 1% Taylor, Mrs. Douglas Young, Mrs. J. M. Platt, Mrs. Norman Leslie, Roller Rink. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday DAVIDSON Fanoy and Trick Skate. WED DYING LOVER. Propped Up Went Through Ceremony, Then Died. Marshall, Mich., Nov. 9 Dying from a serious illness William Ander- son, aged twenty-seven, was married to Miss Esther Khooler, and died soon after. A few days before leaving for the home of his fiancee Anderson suf- fered a slight attack of erysipelas. The doy he arrived there he was tak- en seriously ill, and a physician was called from Buffalo. When the hour set for the marriage ceremony ap- proached tha dying young man and the weeping girl wished that the words be spoken that would make them man and wife. They propped Anderson up in bed and the knot was tied. The news of his death is a shock to the town. a Volcano And Fighting Bulls. The biggest Friday audience of the season saw the bulls fight at the Bijou, yesterday, and witnessed the duel be- tween the toreators, the Italians eat- ing spaghitti, and Mount Vesuvius in eruption. "The Bullfighter's Ro- mance" 'isa fine melodrama, Same bill to-day. Married In Philadelphia. On Wednesday, October 30th, Dr. Abrahstin Shaw, son of A. Shaw, in- spector of customs ports, of this city, was united in marriage to Miss Alice E. Patterson, Philadelphia, Penn. was given away by her and attended by Miss Lily Shaw, B.A., sister of the groom, and father, on any ob! ions yo: ho *Y | Miss Frances Fattemon; cousin of the ES Kinpen & Marvin, o. bride. 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Before renewing old pr giving affairs, hours, 10 am, to 8B pay new business wet rates from Tally, 100 Clergy St, no cha une & St Jess satisfied--No fortune tel or | "Phone, 568. finding stolen articles. Sheriff's Sale Goods and Chattels County of Frontenac. To Wit: In the High Court of Justice, between Alexander M. Mawson, Plaintiff, and The Stanley Smelting Works, Hdaward Standey and Hobert E, Cushman, pr fendants., Under and by virtue of & writ of Fieri Pacias issued out of the above-named Court in the above-mentioned cause, and to me directed, I have seimed and wil offer for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Round House, of the Kingston and Pembroke Railway, in the City of Kimg- ston, in the County of Fromtenae. ON FRIDAY the 15th day of Novem- ber, A.D. 1907. under-mentioned Goods and the aforesaid All of the Chattels belonging to Stanley Smelting Works via: 8 Car Loads Machinery such as in use for Smelting purposes, including Gasoline Engine, nearly new, 1 Car Load Timber, all of which property may be seen at the sadd Round House. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock a.my THOMAS DAWSON, Sheriff County of Frontenac. Sherifi's OfMee, City of Kingston, 19th doy of October, 1907, Enormous Python. Nov. 9~The Hon. Walter M.P., has had preserved the skin of a python measuring twen- ty-eight foet three inches in length and two feet two inches in width. London, Eton Boys To Be Measured. London, Nov. 9.--Eton has decided to introduce the practice of taking the physical measurements of all boys who pass through the school. _ Special value in woollen over-wtock- FOR SALE. bidder, on | The three toll gates, on the Perth "| Road, known as Nos. 1, 2 and 3. {The sales hours : No. 1 at 10 a.m. No. 2 at 12 noon. No. 3 at 3 p.m. J. W. EDWARDS, County Clerk. Wire Rai Flower Stands, Guards, Ash ifters, Hubiders' Dealers Sereens a kinds manufactured BEST'S SHORT STCP Cures ALL COUGHS r an ALWAYS, LR AND COSTS BUT Iw | WEATHER STRIP Keeps out the Cold, Costs Little and Saves Much, Good Variety at "STRACHAN'S GRAND NON OTE Ings. all sizes, #5¢, New York Dress TOLL GATES There will be sold to the highest "TUESDAY, Nov, 12th The sales will take place at 'the Grescont Wire & Iron Works| >= Wire and Conl Wire Work of all Partridge & Sons, stamET New Eagand Ching Res Open 23 1K am, to 8 am, - C. H. Powell, 103 Raglan St. Wm. Burray, Auctioneer 27 BROCK ST. New Carriages, Cutters, Harness etc., for sale. Sale of Horses svery u r furnade needs whit am work Hong | in will | TORT prompt FROM 1st JANUARY, 141 KING Wh, : PURNISHE gs Fat 3 SE LO 9 Carpenter and Jobber oA A my Wan lL 4 5 > | SREB