HIGH - CLASS "| DIAMONDS f ould Be ar--The i Any "DIAMOND either on till "imal, in our stock is fully \ guaranteed. nt, Me THE SMALLER ONES, while » y not as ex ve as the larger present sizes are just as brillant and ng, yes- perfect im quality. We have at present a line of 1e board SINGLE STONES, set in Claw nth, tc Settings, at $25 that you will ? find it ve very Maimeutt to equal, hat ol ould bx once sc =>+ | SMITH BROS arly i oy ne Jewellers, Opticians. m whet Phone, 666. Issuers of Marriage _HigH TIL are constantly #reisiog u our on, and quaiics and lowering our Ee on in- Sucsinent (hat certainly ought to draw ua. ¢_ late share of your patronage. The cry of low prices does not hi anything to you unless, coupled with them," you get sterling values. These last we guarentee, and by com- parison of of Slee 8 yau will surely find our goods Lhe pest. It will do no harm » block Ih pay a visit and see for yourself. ion will 'W. F. GOURDIER. YER IR] Cures ALL CouGHs ALWAYS, AND cosTs But I5¢ tees as outlined N adopted. : Principal Ellis reported that the collegiate enrollment for October was 415; average attendance 388. Last year in the same month the figures were 408 and 374. Inspector Kidd reported the public school enrollment for October as 2,238: average daily, 2,199; an increase of 39 over the same month last year. yesterday, were Board vening. were : educa- mn kins from | « The collegiate pupils were granted ntenac | the use of the building for their "At n . for | Home," on December 19th. ; from | The property committee was in- public | structed to secure two ladders for ximum | Lotdise school, and to bring in a »¢ in- [scheme applicable to each school for proper and ample fire protection. ort on| The board elected W. H. Godwin as d that [chairman pro tem, to act during the ecisive {absence of James Laturney, who has ard to | gone west for the benefit of his health. n some Ea ds en-{' "Fresh Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil," he re-|75c. and 40c. bottles, at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. Bibby's i overcoats are elegant. . " a supply of warm wearables, to with J If not, a visit to this store on Saturday articles, and not prove burdensome : or lean. Underwear=Vests with high necl button- ace, and long sleeves; Drayfers ankle mts, for 25c. each. ol, union or fleece-lined, at 50c. a -gar- vear--To fit all ages and at lowest prices. Hose in the city. ves, and Clouds. . ¢ Gowns, 50¢. and up. pes, 10c. a yard. beautifully tailored, in a big. range 5, lined with red' flannel, extra special, 81.25 each. » black, white or cardinal, at patterns, warm and com- ke, vy brown, beautifully. tailoréd, high o each. We got a big snap and Br! 8 Pan oice, $12.50 kly at she price, ¥ we cannot send any on ¥ . with the 1 ce dinner on the evening of ber 6th, Invitation W. E. Lawson; um, W, M. Harding; toast list and. jon, RB. 0. Swee- zy; mais] nd fa culty song, F. L. Sine, M.A. tion, J. Jeffrey; fin-" ance, J. B. Dunkley. This array of G. A. ult, Ba Arts' Arty fandidate For the Presi- Alma Mater May Be the p------ For the student at Queen's Sharcely a day paises uneventfully. To: is | the one ot more than importa in the calendar of practical science sudan), Ha , as he "annual meeting Engineering Society is being held this afternoon, in the . gineering - Building. The, officers for the énsuing year will be fuatatled and the "'science ar be addressed by Prof. Brock, | . president of the i , and John Engineering Donnelly, M.E., who - always mani- fested a keen interest in the Queen's men who are preparing themselves for the engineering Prufission. #5 The following hve been appointed convenors of committees in connection energetic mef "assures the success the dinner, which has been described by many science students as "the only god: square 'meal we get during the whole Basson," The Mandolin and Guitar Chub is seeking a student pianist." Heretofore, the conductor has acted jn the capa- city of accompanist, but the present large membership of the club renders the performance of the two-fold task well nigh impossible. -- Prof, S. W. Dyde is the speaker at the regular weekly meeting of the Y. Be winning the mixed: doubles ch - ship for he peebent Sidion. i was infessely interesti , the of the first set being 10 to. WHIG'S JUMBLE be hte Tella About a Lot of Things in Short Metre. Bibby's 81 gloves are fine. Newman & Shaw's sample coats. Talkative women are naturally open- ed-faced, All coats at Waldron's one-third off price. It is easier to be sensitive than it is to be sensible, Bibby's for children's toques, 25c, Alter putting up a bluff a man is apt to step qver it. iiproves a girl's look immensel when she is ri ® y "Laxative Bromo-Quinine, "* the gen- uine is sold at Gibson's' Red Cross drug store, Don't stoop to pick up the kind words ggou drop. Bibby's $10 overcoats are wonders. Waldron's - coat salg) the largest stock, one-third off. Manrying for money -jsn't nearly so profitable as inheriting it. A ton of oil has been obtained from the poogue of a single whale. J Bibb; for children' s sweaters, Many' a man's early training has kept him from making good. Plan for Clemens- Nithole recital at Opera House Tuesday next opens at of | Box office 9 a.m, to-morrow. Gray matter is all right in its place --and 80 is the long green. Bibby's $1 , underwear is great. Builders of gir castles do not have to worry about labor strikes. Many a man's belief in his guperior wisdom makes a fool. of him. Bibby's for, best su cardigans. Work's a snap--it's the intermissions that do up the whole nervous system. "Russian Violet Perfume" is sold in Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. The Russian says of the dull man, "He goes through the forest and sees M.C.A. in Convocation Hall this af- Bo reve ternoon. co Bibby' s. fine 8) gloves. --- Feathomrnt never Knows exactly how The business management of the|much he is worth. His wife plays Queen's Journal is conducting a very | bridge. ' interesting inter-year circulation com- petition whith bids fair to increase that orgam's circulation very consider ably. Thus' far arts has the largest proportionate circulation of any facul- ty, and the sophomore year in arts holds the Ravet-yeur supremacy there. In view 'of the Taxceptiohally large number of college functions this the annual "At Home" of St. An. drew's churéh' Young Women's Guild has been poStponed till next Wednes- day evening. "Practiding the "Golden Rule," en: ed the attention .of the college Y. §e LA., this afternoon. Misses Shortt and W. Girdler were the leaders of the discussion ho It is practically certain that the arts students will © nominate for the presidency of the Alma Mater Society, . A. Platt; B.A. than whom no one co a larger 'measure of merited popularity among the students of all faculties. . Should "Gar" accept the nomination, the result of the election will not be diffleult to foretell, + The vigilance committee of Science Hall warned intending disturbers of the peace at last evening's théatre per formance that anyone creating a fur- ore during the play would thergby ren- der himself liable to the awesome penalties which that high judiciary body alone 'could impose. Happily there was not the slightest provoca- tion to bring about the fulfilment of the nemesis ings. The Arts Society is preparing to erect another large bulletin board in candy plain. or ribbed The hall-yearly Ontario Synod com- mittee meetings will be on the 26th and 27th. Bibhy's 815 overcoats are leaders. Huyler's and M¢Conkey's * high-class sold in Kingston only at Gib- son's Red Cross drug store. Phone The death has occurred of Florence, Dowager Couritess of Kingston. In England, of course. Our pretty duchess still lives. Bibby's $15 overcoats are great. The molds for Iidison's concrete houses are mude of cast-iron and cost $30,000, but can be used over and over again. Underwear for womr= 'and children. See our special fledce:lined undervests, 25c¢.; drawers to match, 26¢c. New orm. King Alfonso has forbidden the sale of Spanish works of art to foreigners. But there are no restrictions on the sale of that justly popular Spanish work, the onion. Bibby's for knitted gloves "ie. "A great. convenience," Gibson's Red Cross drug. stobe keeping open al! day Sunday. It's a good thing to know in case of sickness, The Fremont, Nebraska, man who, for a week, attempted to subsist ex- clusively on peanute, has failed to subsist. Sad warming to those who cut out the pink lemonade. Bibby's $15: overcoats are beauties. The man who was declared legally dead ten years ago, and has bad the recklessness to come hack, would seem to be guilty of an aggravated con- tempt of court. Fancy stockings, in cashmere, 50c.: ere, extra gual. ity, 9c. New York Dress Reform. Try Bibby's great $l gloves. e mew arts building, as the present fhe o fails to on inte the scores 4 funeral c ay no pleated of notices, which daily seek comspicu- i dmakes' fort e oe: ous positions upon: its | surface. It is a a. gem ty m nate proposed to reserve the new board for Shin ly A nme i 4 ve official announcements from the regis: - es 0 ¢ ¥ Jal ipo trar's office and official notices of "Only one" : place gt buy etrict- meetings. 4 Miss H. Watson "and 8. M. Polson defeated Miss Scott and H. J. Black at tennis on Tuesday evening, thereby EE EEE ly~high-clase "eandy "in Kingston. Me- Conkey's and Huyler's 'are sold only 'at Gibson's Red: drug store. Bibby's $15 overcoats; are winners. The fact. that 'colds, ave more com- mon in winter 'than-in summer, is : | not due simply to the lower tempera- ture. It is mal inky Disause people oUsE IN TREETOP. {spend less of their time in the open ¥ ------ air. They remain indoors and health A farmer living in Wrentham, iT|is lowered. Mass., a small village near Providence, RI, has built a house in the tops of two ad- - joining pine trees on his farm - and will spend the winter there. man jis thirty-five years old " and has hous consumptive for several yea The house" is about 0x6, with a door and two wisdows, which will be ¢losed only keep out snow and rain. = : cess is had by means of a rope ladder whieh, Robinson 3 will be drawn up each night. edicise is not of much use to '#4 eure consumption. Fresh air and clean living are the essential | forces to. combat the ; white scourge. Every precau- tion should be employed to pre- * } went the germs from settling on 'the lungs, and coughs and colds should not be. meglected. To break 4B a cold quickly and . eure any cough that is curable, * mix a half ounce Virgin Oil of : 4 Pine with two ounces of glyc- 4 erine and a half of good > whiskey. Shake well and take a teaspoonful every four hours. Five ounces of tincture Cincho- na compound can be used in- stead of whiskey with the same { effect. - This. mixture will usually. * break up a cold over night. Care should be exercised to use only : genuine Virgin Oil of Pine, » which is pre in the labo- ratories of the Leach Chemical . Co., Windsor, Ont., and put up for dispensing, only in W.. ounce vials, each securely seal- ° ed in a round wooden case. It is . better to purchase the different ingredients sepathtely and.mix 3 them at home. ro plaits at both sides of front, where it is trimmed with cloth- covered buttons. The straps, which are cut jo one piece with the skirt, cross at the bast, go ov are' joined to ' to the shi Afternoon Nw. Jor" "Bedadcloth, silk, messaline, welvet, re The model - Lis in nine loth, rimmed deep ecru filet net, skirt, Ne plain, with the ee Sh of twa the Iders and = Whe centre a seam back. The coat-is Tong, Bas Fidonn the rie is gathered into it the waist. The blouse is made * of {Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross rug Wpniors twenty to nothirig at the applique, i what, hy THE SPORT Sia QUEENS TEAMS READY FOR _TO.MORROW, -------- . On the- Soccer Match Depends the Championship--The Rugby Teain Will Fight 'Varsity Hard. Queen's association football team will play Yarsity here on Saturday morning. This:is the last game of the series and upon it depends the cham- pionship, n's have gone Shraugh the series so far without a defeat and as they defeated Varsity in Toronto, last Saturday, tl should beable to do so If Varsity are defeated here Saturday it will the first time that any team has gone through the soccer series without a defeat, Queen's will be in' a unjque position. Queen's senior rugby team had their final, workout on Thursday afternoon, at the campus, when about thirty men wére in uniform. Crawford was out for a run: and will be in the game here to-morrow. The team will likely be : Crawlord, full-back; Elliott, Mae- donnell, Pennock, halves; Dobson, quarter; Bruce, Barker, May, scrim- mage; wings from, Kennedy, Gallaher, Murphy, Buck, Beggs, McCann, Younge, Cooke. The boys intend. put. ting up a strong stand on thei own grou nds 5. . To Referee Game. Russell. Britton will referee the Queen's-Varsity rugby match here to- morrow. Montreal Gazette : "Tom" Fegg played in the scrimmage and at in- side wing for Montreal twice this sea- son, and showed up well, but living in Kingston, he found it hard to at- tend the Montreal practices. He play- ed Tormey with Queen's, and was the quarter-back on that team last year. He is a good tackle and punt. Secretary J. E. Hay, of the O.R.F, U,, has heard nothing about his chal- lenge for the Canadian rugby cham- pionships in the senior and interme- diate series. He has Peterboro ready to meet the intercollegiate winners. 7 DEATH IN THE CRASH. North Bay, Ont., Nov. 15.--Last night C.P.R. Soo passenger train No. 8 collided, head-on, with a light engine at Moore Lake, one hundred miles east of here. Eight per- sons were killed including both engineers and their firemen, mail clerk, express messenger and two em- ployees riding in the baggage car. Twenty others were injured. FEN FERRARA ER GANANOQUE TIDINGS. Farmers Institute Meeting--Wed- ding and Engagement. Gananogue, Nov. 15.--The Leeds Farmers' Institute was in session here, yesterday. This afternoon a well at- tended meeting was held in The. Grad Opera House and a public meeting was held in the same place, last evening, when a good crowd was again pre- sent. Several speakers from a dis- tance were present, among whom were: George A. Putnam, superintendent of Farmers' Institutes, Toronto; W. Graham, superintendent of poultry de- partment, Agricultural College, Guelph; H. Crark, seed commis- sioner, as T. H. Grisdale, agri- culturist of the experimental farm, Ottawa. A pleasing event took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, King street, the occasion being that of the marriage of their daughter, Miss Blanche Taylor, to Dr. Henry Flack Graham, of Brooklyn, N.Y. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Wil- liam Timberlake, pastor of Grace Methodist church, before the imme- diate relatives, of the contracting par- ties. The bride's Pei was at- tested by numerous beautiful and ¢ostly presents. After the ceremony a delightful repast was served. iss Taylor was an active worker in the Methodist church here, having been connected with the choir for many years and will be much missed by her many friends. The young couple left for a trip west, after which they will settle in Brooklyn, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beerman, Brock street, make announcement of the en- gagement of their daughter, Ella Maude Beerman, to Dr. P, E. Banks, of Newburgh, N.Y. The marriage will take place November 27th. Woolfong's "Uncle Tom's Cabin com- ny was the attraction at The Colonial theatre, last evening, draw- ing a good house. Giles 'Harris was arraigned befose Police Magistrate Philip Heaslip on Tuesday last, charged with" disorderly conduct, and fined 82 and costs, Oliver Adams, of Toronto, is having an elegant summer residence erected on what is known as Bower's Island, in the Admiralty group. The Optimus Minimus Club held a well attended assembly in Tarner's hall; last evening. Rees' orchestra fur- nis musje, and a very enjoyable time was spent by the large gather ing. wt ---- Help Your Digestion. When you do this you are protecting the very foundation of health. If you have any symptoms of dyspepsia or indigestion, remove the trouble at onee by the Tse of Day's Dyspepsia Cure, Prompt and certain in results, This preparation has Digestive, Ton- ic and Laxative properties. Each bot- tle contains sixteen days' treatment. For sale only at Wade's Drug Store. A Lot Of Talk. There is a lot of talk about our hig values in fine furs and the talk is mak- ing business for us, We are now show- ing a large assortment of scarfs, ties and muffs. See our Alaska' sable setts at $20 and 225, Campbell Bros., the manwlacturing furriers. "Refudp oll substitutes," The gentine {Laxative Bromo-Quinive is sold in and | 9" eleven a.m., Pittsburgh ments, Grain and elo the farm without reservéy" Pet's on sale, va NOV. 16th. Bargain Mach 0 3.80--Eaqing 8.18. A great Met opoliten cast of Shracter creators in ering ame. "The Shadow Behind the Thirone recent First insertion 1 word, Each con secutive tion. thereafter BA cent a word, un charge for one ine wertion, HELP WANTED-MALE. -------------------- B BRIGHT oY ye a olin TH SPECIAL BA ro FOR EASTERN Ontagio, ust to MR Hovn s. Bagh NAD, FOR OENFRAL WORK. NO|puNcn EIR St, 7 pm. » A GENERAL SER VALUAB as to right oh AN ony oom A on J ATE | Sa I i a - - A MAID FOR GENERAL WORK, FOR Panes Apply of two. ABD 6 Me We 4 lesshe, 57 George A COOK, Ro WASHING OR IRON. : TO-LET. LARGE DOUBLE NT Sool RE per week. Appl u be Sood and Haase line line. © For al part ; Sean Luke Brothets, Hetlars FALL SUITS ans OVERCOATS oe make, also ones repair . ols woik done w a ud prices. alloway, Cpet w BIJOU Ladies Hour, 10.830 to 12, every 'performance. Wd and Satupday, We present o big "IN DARKEST 'AFRIC " To secure this renfagkable picture, the agents of Pathe Freres, ir motion picture cameras, tre to the dark continent, and after incredible diflieulties socured the, consent of & mative tribe to Poss | for the camera. The picture Was Can 1 and Aatout it citizens Kingst er hl to an African id and brought into intimate contact with wild, primal men and WwWotssn, of wo have read so much. For five cents these men may ha sent on the wer-path, at their crazy religious feasts, at their wil sports, and ds their frail boats, battling with the waves as they pun mountaing high. DO. NOT FAIL TO MAKE THIS PRIP TO AFRICA, It will repay you 100-foMd. Also We' pre- Songs at om WANTED---GENERAL. EMPLOYMENT op ANY IND BY A A JoB bupanmo o ASHES our OF yards or. call N arte. Prices" § fight. Ay wr r Lytle; General Carter, 356 ONE DARGE, NICHLY FURNISHED room, With grate fire ed, So focal "localitys bon office. one smaller room, dress YR. BE, C7 LIVERPOOL, a Dl AXD GLOBE Fire Insupai vailable wats a galistale pany addition 12 ae Sa Habits of Si m y the Eee , Farm and city perty ut lowest le rates. etore Tenowing old or giving new business get rates from Strange & Strange, Agents. 'Phone, 608. EDUCATIONAL. STORAGE FOR PURNITURE, ETC ARTICLES WANTED. TORAGE It wo ha Bro, ANY PERSON HAVING GOOD FUT 1 Brook oiture or Stoves to SL, valore Aa. OFFICE OVER WADE'S | DRUG ta St.. wa Church, wt sors. Cor. pane ok Brook oe hot 61 Brock street o ah i MONEY AND BUSINPSS. FROM lw JANUARY. 141 4ST, OU king a comets COVER ht ob poturnighed. For ara, yo C01 offers. % Godwin's 1 * Marks ; ST et Square. i 5 * FURNISHED HOUSE, FROM twelve-roo BUSINESS CHANCE, S10, FOR AN EDUCATION. COURSE bar eg New ork dor sent two clean, "Merry Milliners" "The Man and the Dishes' These are wmorg the fummiest ever shown Kingston, laugh-provokers every wrinute, ontiractiun op Monday THE ARION AN a tia Th Oo, ti Svning®, Ethel Weymouth, Mims Sore Houten N ras, sh wil he n us' 8. --3 Cen Lg Wonderland The Big House With the Big Hits. For Friday and Setusday, we have J. ei. and novel picture entitled "The Tenderfoot" Every one has read or heard of uals and experiences of going west during the tive of lndians, ang the many misfortuncs have fallen' to his Jot, also the amusing situations he has uilengone. \ This pic- ture shows all these fuatubes, = showing the arnival of the Stage Conch, with the TENDERFOOT aboard, his iret i ence in tryd to photogra His Love Teiata with "Bow x Ww gInL, a wi ™ who sticks to him .. through thin, rescuing him at the mowt ih moments, ly windi with his becoming a att floged CO » MISS SELWYN will gh "WHEN THE FIREMEN FACE T FOR.' should bo seen and beard by , and adult in Kingston, as it doubt one of the . finest This so every chil is without a songe ever sung in Canada. To see the pictures of this song is well Ww w ten Rimes Muission a the, Ph -) ruly womnderfu wor Ti TAtISMB IR This 5: bb YWONDER- AT THE PRINGESS J. J. ALLEN, MOR, We present to y and £ Raturdad: \ our Ea the Comedy HORAN PA" S VACATION," wiso he thrilling .drema., "THE BURGLARS' C IN Come and see Foxy Grandpa and "Géantr- sons spend their vacation Soupt and also to hear GEO. HAMMOND HA "SAN ANTONIO." Queen's vs. Tdtanto 2.30 PMY Saturday, Nov.. 6th Queen's Athletic Grounds Prices 860,, 350., 60c. and The. Reserved Seat Plan at Uglow's, pe "FINAL CHAMPIONSHIZ, ' Association Football Queen's vs. Toronto SATURDAY, 10 w.m., QGampus. Admission, 1Jc. Band Concert Friday Evening. Children's Carnival Saturday Kfternoon. ROLLER RINK AUCTION SALE NBONGSDAY Novembag, i 300, (at ort~ all, Lot Dat, She farm Ndr Condessi Horses, ps of Hay, nd eb, Queen's Lower 'WILLIAM MURRAY, Auctioneer; ' prensa At Public Auction, .One Heavy Horse, . weighing about 1,400 lbs. Will be sold at highest bidder, oh ket Square, SATURDAY, Nov. 16th, "at 11 o'clock. rhe The St. Mary's seniors: defeated the Ys - ¢ { Arwilda, to A HOUSE AND LOT, IN SUNURBS a -------------------- Buftalo, in or pear city, to pur- OURSE 10 FOR A PROFESSION. . O chase. Name lowest price by letter | #10 FOR A TOEFL FEE Soak ting EMAN WANTED ABLE. 10 to "0, F.," care Wh Big Field. Ladies or Gentle: GENTLEMAN = WANT 3 'men. New ork Corfespondonce juvest 30. a for Siresting mpating CARRIAGES, WAGUONS, FURNL School, P. 0. Box 24, Bufalo, N.Y. n $7,000" angum, Wels pu Ser i, Alt 1 age, , Oar, of any W. , uired. For further on, CTS. spbiy to 's Carriage orks, . 380%aad 303 Frioows Si Phos, ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OF. MARRIAGE LICENSES. : fice, Uor. Queon' and Bugot Y =| 8. KIRKPATRICK, TSRUIR Kd LOST. HENRY PB. SMITH, AROBITEOT,| ~ Merringe Licenses, 43° Olarence ft ete. Anchor Building, Murket Square. A BRASS STUDDED LEATHER Doa 'Phone, 345. . collar, on TT siternoon. Re | wom PERSONAL. ward 'for Ws retum 10 Whig ofies. POWER & SONS, AROAITECTS, MER. | eee Sree -- chant's Bank' Buildiog, commer Breck |pgyCHIO LIFE READER AND AD: HAND-BAG, , OONTAINIRG SUM OF and Wellington streets. Phone, Fisor--Porter, help gi «oo of phvehie money stree! : soon . what you want to kpow, what to d, ni. Ag, 220 Ricki 3 np FM. NEWLANDS, ARCHITECT, > and 4: to descrip. urther *Roounge ? fice, second flgor over Manood's Dru tons, dates, facts anyone save store, ocorper Princess or any Jage and he ain [=] Bagot siren. infuencs piace Piaced dn_your anyone UND . failure, Sy pas FO .. EE, not desire, fund or unhappiness lave, , divorce, pr y A SUM OF MONEY. ON BROCK ST. BOARD AND ROOMS. aan Lohours. 10. "a.m. to 8 pin. Market Square, on Saturday: PRIVATE BOARD. DAY OR lows satisfied--No Dime or Sper 3a have same by week. Apply 286 elton St. finding stolen articles. MARRIAGE AT ARDEN. -------- Death in Manitoba of a Former Kennebec Resident. Arden, Nov. 14.--On Tuesday at the residence of G. Addison-Miller, reeve of the township of Kennebec, the marriage of his eldest daughter, Cora James Arthur See, was celebrated. Rev. J. Allen, Methodist minister of Mountain Grove, officiated. There were a large number of guests present, besides the relatives of both parties, and the numerous and vala- able presents showed the esteem and good will of the bride's many friends, Mr. and Mrs. See will continue to reside in Kennebeo. After the heavy rainstorms at the beginning of the month, the weather Jor the last week has been fine, und the roads which were in bad condi- tion are fast drying up. Daniel Mo- sier, merchant of this village, has re- turned home from a trip to Cobalt. Mrs. George Gerhard has been sick, but is reported somewhat better. I'he general attendance of pupils, at the Arden school is good, in both rooms, under the management of the princi pal, H. L. Spankie, and Miss Victoria Pringle, respectively. A few days ago, news reached Arden of the death of James 'lallon, for many years a resident of Kennebec, who leit here with his family a few years ago and settled in Manitoba, where he died. Deceased was well known in this section, having been born in Camden. W. E. Detlor, of Ohio, is visiting relatives here, HAYTIANS EXECUTED. Men Were Shot on Flimsiest of Pretences. Washington, Nov. 15.= Private ad- vices from responsible foreign sources in Hayti give details of the execution of five political prisoners recently re- ported in a despatch from Minister Furniss to the state department. -Aec- cording to these advices some few weeks ago several men were arrested and condemned to death on the charge of conspiring against the government. One of the men was condemngd be cause he had made a military goat for another man, and another was con- demned because he lived in a house between two others, and in each of -| the twp a rifle had been found. On Oe- tober 30th, some one put. a rifle cart ridge on) the tram lines, and the first engine passing exploded it. The presi: dent at once bad five of the ep) . ed men taken to the burial ground and shot. The names of the five men were Helvetine Traversiere, Alexander Delaunay Moise, Nestor Dumay, Edou- avdne Edouard and Exime Jean, Was Fatally Injured. Ottawa, Ont., Nov. 15.--A Polish igrant, named DeNango, was fa- tail injured, 'this afternoon, while working on a drain. He struck an unexploded charge of dynamite. His skull was terribly fractured. a Notice to the Public. will sell 'a $ torrid [THE PARAGRAPH PULPIT REV, O. W. re OTTAWA Creators + With God. It ie time that we rose in off thought from creature to creator. Thus far most of us have regarded our selves ns being mere creatures of the deific force. But there comes a consei ousness of creative energy within our- solves. We are not only created; we also oreate. God creates the raw ma- terial, whilo we create the finished form. We are the co-creators with God, shaving in His work, and His re- sponsibility. To possess this splendid consciousness, is to be given a new conception of the magnitude of our human heritage and te and task. Address, Mr, Cosson for free liters ture. Made in Canada EY Couper' s Pure Baking Powder A trial order e. A striotly pure srticl Fries solicited to convince you that iti best that money can buy. New Fruits A full assortment of Raisins, Peels, otc. . New Cider 'Pure and Sweet. Lyvola Ripe Olives And Lyvola Olive Oil, The Esseuce of Purity. D. Couper's;" 341-343 Princess St. Phone, AT VAN, LOVEN'S Just received several choice lots Farmers' Fresh Roll Butter, Creamery Butter, in 1 lb blocks. Rolled Oats in Premi Packages. Saxon, Victor, Beaver, Quaker. Price 30c. pkg. Our special price for Saturday, Mixed Sweet Biscuits and Cook- los, per 1b., 10c. Special 3 lbs. esese annnansennew~=n Bbc. eas, 3 ting ~-+<eo---a bc, fn, 8 ting == -===~- =~ = 266 All mew: stock, Above prices for SATURDAY ONLY. Apples, Spies, Greenings, mons, Russets, Snows. New Fruits, Raisins, Currants, Figs, Dates, Peel, ete. bk Currants, Tal- Phone 417 -" 246 Princess St. -George Meredith, "the, distinguished {1 English novelist, now in his eightieth year, will contribute to the Christma: Scribner a poem entitled "The Wik Rose." Children's stockings that will whe : at. mot. Knee .m., for the louse the id of the sel Bridge Jot one, Jo from the first day ol axuary 27 BROCK ST. ote., for sale. Bale of Horses every Saturday. ------------------------------------------ WEATHER STRIP Kegps out the Cold, Costs Little aud Saves Much, Good Variéty . at STRACHAN'S New England Chinese Restaurant 331 King Street Open from 10.80 a.m., to 8 a.m, the best place Lo get an all round Lunch in the city. Meals of all kinds on shortest potice. Eoglish and Chinese dishes » peciaity. 'Phone, 655. Kingston Restaurant 183 Wellington St. Open 7 am. to 3 am. notice. Also quick lunches. NewYorkChinese Restaurant C. H. Powell, Carpenter and Jobber 103 Raglan St. FOR THE HOUSEKEEPER. LA = 3, Soro 60 Brock St, TENDERS FOR TOLLS Cataraqui Bridge Company. ED ENDERS, MARKED Cy for Tolle will be received by at his office, ose tendering to meme ones or any Wi FL ROL BIL to make ordinary and perad u a consideration to ha upon. 25c.; mitts; 'Moc, 16c, and 20c, w York Dress . Reform, : Wm. Murray, Auctioneer on Carriages, Cutters, Harness +5 - Meals at all hours on shortest 4g, 3 1