1905---Toronto University. 1 McGill University. tawa University. i i 5} 1000 Tofanto, Datars. 5 3 4 i i University. ag Ad if Se-2; prifafat Arranging For Games. junior team at the YMOA is for games with ha i Ee, £ = ii { fo f fie. 8.5 Felel ci izf ud . Toronto Globe: The AAU. was not annual i AAU. t r i il i £ } gf £3 ¢ f / 11 I : : : i £ af i i 3 i i 2 E i Peel Canton runners. He ex indoors in Montreal and Fort Wil liam. Referring to Winnipeg's palmy days as a hockey contre, Tribune says : "Since then the game has become ex- tensively professionalized, and unfor- tunately interest has waned to some optont as a result, but still there will be crowds, and still hockey will stand as a king among ~For some it will even be the king of kings, and greatest among the great mational pastimes." the rule warming up of a he grand "and during progress a game, his was formerly permitted, but in the last two the relief batteries have been Jept but of sight except in Phila. where there was no suitable warming up spot outside, The two managers argue that it takes too much time to send a pitcher outside and often delays the game unneces- sarily. CRIED LIKE SMALL BOY. When Fined By Magistraw Being Drunk. When Michael O'Neil was fined #2 and costs, with the option of twenty , on a charge of drunkenness, in ice court, this morning, he like a small boy. "I haven't heen drunk for a long time," said O'Neil to the magistrate. "Give me a chance and I will re It was an old old story with the and O'Neil's accused was reminded of For ° 4 the ay hat he had been before the court before. He admitted this, but [thought that be should be given a Work Of Road Roller. The city's 2oad roller, is now finish- ing up its work on Johnson street. The work will be completed in a few days, and the roller will then be put in winter quarters, The roller has had a a very busy season, and has done splendid work, in the endeavor to put the roads in proper shape. The cngineer's department will have a grist of work mapped out for the roller next year. I + | things Point. The sloop which cleared to load grain at bay , was re] aground between Stella and Emer ald, with a cargo. The sloop Laura D. as a Highten, At M. T. Co's. elevator: Steamer Fairmount cleared for Fort William, via Charlotte, where she will take on on And Over Sixty Turned Out to 7 officers and Street Meth- On Tuesday evening the h of Syd odist Bible school were entertained to "Bible school." made for an ens fr: thy anipund school "is 'alive pi lt, 1 ifion to othe of | 'depportitig a mis v in Alberta, W. T. Young Over sixty of the workers were pres- ent. The superintendent, T..F. Harri son, is to be afetl] on' having y force behind 'The Ideal Corn Remover. Pock's Corn Salve removes all kinds of corns in a few days, without pain, soreness or any injury whatever. In big boxes, 15c., at Wade's drug store. Visited Two Wards. On their jaunt inspecting sitléwalks, yesterday, the members of the board of works visited two wards, Ontario and Rideau, and they saw many no doubt, will receive their careful consideration. The mem- bers of the committee continued their inspection this afternoon. The chair- man is very anxious tof have the work completed before the cold weather sets in. . See Bibby's 30c. working shirts. AN MINK - You may not know, but it's a fact, that the finest Mink in the world are found in Eastern Canada and tight in this district roo. That's one reason why we have so many beautiful . Miok sets made up now to show yous You see the trap- pers know us for paying the highest price for good Mink and give us first choice Here's another fact worth think ing over--that when you buy here you pay just one advance on raw material -- no middlemen's profits. Mink Scarfs, $16 to $150. Mink Maffs, $25 to $85. the | octaves, . {Hutchinson Write to-day for Catalogue "L."" | being the grave to Scotland In Song And Story. | The above title conveys to our read- ers the style of whieh 'will cl at The Grand A ouse on Friday, Miss Nannie Strachan, Scotland's Jenny Lind, Gavin Spence, world-tra- vi tenor and entertainer, and Miss Enid Newcombe, A.R.CM., 'cellist, medalist of Royal Academy of Music, London, Eng. is attraction has the distinguished record of eighteen nights in New York City--the only Scottish stand. Miss Strachan a marvellous voice with a range of three reaching F natural above high C., and is equally at home in grand opera and Scotch ballads. Miss Newcombe is Britain's leading lady 'cellist, and Mr. Spence has gained t8¢ reputation of prince of entertain- ers and entertainer of princes, having appeared before royalty. "Uncle Tom's Cabin." The bill boards and fences are ablaze with paper of many colours announc- ing coming of Andrew McPhee's big eastern show, Downie's "Uncle Tom's Cabin," which will give two performances, Baturday, November 23rd, and every little boy and girl is lool forward to this event more than they have ever looked or longed for a circus, and it is safe to say that when the show arrives with its ponies, dogs, carriages, etc., they will he there to see it. The company num- bers fifty people, two bands, genuine pack of Siberian bloodhounds, ponies, donkeys, ete. Grand street parade given daily. "TWAS A FINE EVENT. "Social Gathering" in Whig Hall Last Night. The Whig hall was thronged with a merry crowd of dancers, last night, the occasion being a 'social gather- ing" given by Miss E. McAulev. Mc- ,{Auley's orchestra provided the music, and the numbers were most delight- ful, each one receiving a hearty en- core. Dancing was commenced at nine o'clock, and was continued for two hours past midnight. The pro- gramme was all that could be desired, sind at the close everyone voted the affair a great success in every respect. -------- Always Welcome There. In answer to the chafges of miscon- . lduet by Varsity students while in the city recently, the Whig is asked to publish the following letter from John Wardrobe, proprietor of the Hotel Randolph, addressed ta Dr. Barton, Toronto University : "I can say re- garding your boys, that 1 never had a more gentlemanly lot of young men stay at the Randolph, and vou can fest assured that the Randolph will always be open for them when they come to Kingston." Rebellious Stomachs. When the stomach has lost tone or there is an insufficient secretion. of digestive fluigs, the stomach rebels and allows food to sour and ferment. Then it is time to take Day's Dys- pepsia Cure which will give the sto- mach precisely the help needed. This preparation has digestive, tonic and laxative properties. Each bottle contains sixteen day's treat- ment, For sale only at Wade's drug store. Left For Different Points. The Italians who have been at work all summer on the Kingston and Pem- broke construction gang, have separ- ated for the winter, and leit for dif- ferent parts of the country. Some of them are going to Montreal, some to Toronto and a few are going back to Sunny Italy. Most of these men are steady, faithful workers as long as they have a strong hand above them, and very seldom cause any trouble for the company employing them. Many of the workers were in the city, yes- terday, and all went to the Hotel Dieu to sec their injured comrade, Francis Lecarino, who has his leg amputated about a week ago, and will be forced to spend his winter in the hospital. Arrivals At B. A. Hotel. F. E. Pearce, E. W. Dawson, F. C. Armstrong, L. G. Christie, Toronto; A. G. Snodwen, Meredith Rountree, Rufus Filer, 0. L. Perrault, Montreal; L. G. Preston, Smith's Falls; E. G. Blacey, Three Rivers; W. B. Carroll, Gananoque; James Milne, Saginaw, Mich.; Samuel Meyers, Dr. Mackenzie, Smith's Falls; K. R. Pettit, England; ¥. L. Hall, Perth; George Milligan, Miss Flora Stewart, Harrowsmith;y C, Waterloo; Rev, J. Hay and wife, Renfrew. A New Departure, High art in advertising is exempli- fied in a card displayed in the local reet cars. It depicts two 'prominent glish actresses at luncheon using Holbrooks' Sauce, the pose and the color work being most natural and Nife-like. Each card is an original photograph and colored by hand. All are being sent out by Woods-Norrie Advertising Agency. Toronto, on be- half of Messrs. Holbrooks, of Bir mingham, England, and Toronto. Late Mrs. A. Ferguson. Messrs. F. J. and Robert Hamilton, of this city, have returned from To- ronto, where they attended the fune- ral of their sister, Mrs. A. Ferguson. Deceased, with her husband, formerly lived in Kingston, but removed to To- ronto five years ago. Deceased suf. fered from paralysis. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon, interment ui le = Toronto. Mrs. Me alighan, of Rochester, \is a sister deceased of "Sweet and pleasant to take," Gas Vicinity}--Other Brief Items of Interest Easily Read And Remembered. Howard Folger returned from New. York, yesterday. Miss Lucille Roche, Arch street, re-. turned from Toronto Jo-day. \ William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders' received at McAuley's. 'Phone 778. Mrs. H. Wenhord, Toronto, returned home, to-day, after visiting hér aunt, Mrs. T. Sargeant, Frontenac street. Mrs. Couch, wife of Earl E. Couch, wholesale milliners, Watertown, N.Y., is visiting her aunts, , at 282 Barl street, 3 Secretary Nellas, of the Y. MEA, left at noon, to-day, for Washington, D.C., where he will attend the Inter national Y.M.C.A. convention. To-day in St. Thomas, Miss Mar- ghret Still and George Ramsden, Port Hope, were married at four o'clock, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Still, 413 Metcalf street. E. H. Merry and wife, Ogdensburg, and his orchestra of twelve pieces, ar- rived in the citv. last evening, to play at the Osler-Harty wedding. Mr. Merry was formerly leader of the opera house orchestra. The motormen on the Kingston street cars have been notified to have their eyes examined. This is so as they can keep their eyes on the city clock and keep on time. Here's hop- ing that they all pass the examina- tion with honors. With fall comes the regular crowg to walk Princess street every evening from 7:30 till about 9:30. Between these hours the street is pretty full, but after it begins to thin out. Many times during the evening one will be forced to step out in the road and walk around a crowd 'of people, try- ing to squeeze into the five c shows. ENGLAND MAY ADOPT IT. System of Tailoring Originated in Canada Attracts Attention in Great Britain. The visit to Great Britain of Charles H. Nelson, president of the Semi-ready company, may have far- reaching effects should it result in the establishment in° England of this modern system of tailoring. The dif- ficulty of securing good journeymen tailors and cutters is yearly becoming more acute in the Oia Country, and the custom tailors of London and the provincial towns are sending their cloth to factories to be cut, made and trimmed. A tailor shop organized on the same broad 'and ' comprehensive system as the Semi-ready establishment in' Cui ada would- elevate the standard of tailoring in England, particularly when tit, ponlesces with the. fine British fabrics. The English styles in men's dress. are usually a season behind the Semigeady styles... The. speedy work of mekisg'p suit: Gomplete in four agys 9s another' advantage of the Ca- nadiafi house. - MANY BAKING BREAD. The $Result of Inquiry Made By ¥ Local Poctor. The¥price of bread has been the cause of much talk and discussion of; late. Jt has been stated that since the price of hread was advanced, a great many people had commenced to bake their own bread, and an_en- quiry made by a local physician with- in the past few days, would go to thow that a goodly number had taken to making their own bread. At the twenty-eight houses where the physi- cian called, he found that eighteen of this number baked their own bread. The doctor was rather curious te se- cure information, and he himself was surprised at the number now baking bread. See Bibby's 39¢. working shirts. "Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets." genuine are sold Cross Drug Store, A prohibition; law te go inte force January Ist, 1909, was 'passed by the Alabama state senate on Tuesday. The at Gibson's. Red Tr ---------------- 3, LETT Lidl RRR IR] CURES ALL COUGHS CRE "DIAMOND'* = either lary dh in our stock is fully guaranteed. THE SMALLER ONES, while not as expensive as the larger pizes are just as prildant and perfect in quality. Wi bave at present a line ot SINGLE STONBS, set .in Claw Settings, ot $25 thet you will find it very difficult to aqual. SMITH BROS., Jewellers, Opticians. Phone, €66. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. 350 King St. We are constantly ' *raising up" our Qualities and lowering our prices, an in- ducement « that! certainly ought to draw us a large share of your patronage. The continual ory of low ces' does not mean anything to you unless, coupled with them, you get sterling values. Those last 'we guarantee, add ebm parison of prices yau will surely find our woods the apest. It will do no harm to pay a visit and see for yourself. W., F. GOURDIER. MEN AND WOMER. Use Big @ for unnatura) discharges,inflammations. irritations or ulcerations of mudous membranes. Painless, and not astrin . gent or poisonous. Sold Draggiste, or sent in plain vk go 0) express, props! 91.00, or Bbottlesss. Circular sout on Thursday We will sell 200 yards of 40c. » Pe DRESS ~G00DS Very newest, for 25c. a yard, and also 300 yards of 50c. and 60c. grade (all this season's styles), for 35c. a yard. Must 4 have room for HOLI- DAY GOODS. hence this big reduction in price. We can 'satisfy you ina swell Up-to Date COAT § and at a price that will please, Newman & Shaw Scott's Dulsion fof -Ged-Liver Oil is sold in Kingston at Gibson's Red tor Oil for children. In 10¢. bottl at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store, oY -~ ~ 0d Ee eh x AND Cross Drug Store. See Bibby"s 50c. fur-band caps. a OR=FRUIT LIVER 7 --clean the bl all impurities- the skin of p "gad" blotches make the comp beautiful, M fruit' juices tonics. soca the same sto Do you live near Picton, anyone' who does? 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