PAGE SIX. S-- THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMEFE 23, 1901, Royal Dresden We show exclusive decora- tions in this beautiful China. Fruit Sets Comports Plates Very appropriate E ding gifts. for wed- - ¥ Spangenberg JEWELLER and {DIAMOND MERCHANT Issuer of Marriage Licenses. CRRA EY R ROOSTER BRAND OF El TOBACCO. - Smoking and chewing, at cents a pound, fs a good tobacco. pay exbty-five cents. Andrew forty-five Why FEA FTE Maclean, | Shooting Sedson Has Opened Some Guns Won't kill no matter how close a range the sportsman ray have. By buying your gun mere places the responsibility up- on your accuracy. For each Gun we sell can be thoroughly tried before leaving our store and each gun guaran- teed. Lpaded Shells, U.M.C., Winchesters, Ely's. sizes kept in stock, and black powder. All both white W. A. Mitchell's, 85 Princess St. HARDWARE. Tied » Wire Up = CITY AND VICINITY. Marathon Race. The Marathon race at the been cancelled but will be shown Bijou has lat- Still They Come. pears and peaches, hun- Thursday morning, Green g irod it Ages, of baskets, arnovsky A New Time Table. will *put a Sunday only a The Grand Trunk time-table into force at midnight, There minor chang new next few on are o Puzzle. Monday's is- produc- About Answer Shake pAzzle, in company "Much peare was Ado Croquet Results. fie City Park, croquet, on Tues- d Mrs: Richard Hooper, played Mrs Vote Hooper, As it ym the family, was doubly interestin and won was all the contest Can't Dump Any More. grounds u The section of the fa dumping ashes and other refuse now full and the city has had notices posted, 11 ut | for clean is en- gineer order- © ing that no more refuse be dumped up [Ontario strect. \ \ 40 Fall &Winter Shi Regular value $1.00, irt Waists 2.00, 2.50, 3.00 1 50 For 68c. Each. The largest Shirt Wa assortment of High Class ists ever offered at such a ridicu- lously low price, comprising : Black Sateen, All-Wool Flannels, (Black Lustre, All-Wool Taffetas, Corded Velveteens, Fancy Flannels, &c., &c. Many of these trimmed with Braids, goods, Blouses lalfe are handsomely ta Silk and Fancy "All sizes will be found in these Price 68¢. Each. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY R. Waldron. there, Cases Of Truancy. of truancy have and veral cases been the being at all there reported to are looked after. he schools is not play police, The atten very large very much truant. | he 18 {boys Grapes For "All Putposes. blue grapes at 15c. apes at grapes at green grapes at soc. grapes at dlc. Carnovsky s red Roger morning, at Plant Assessment. ent of the civic business tax S231.650 Next will be only $210, ommitiee would I sment §i urt 100 bask 500 baskets blue gr 300 bas kets blue g i wa lowa to the ¢ of Cap tured "Hoop Nets. ) Faudvir after { Ty t sets of made a rmoon, in hoop et out for all kinds ads, ¢ until O« fish were y as bull h d to be used 300 pounds of nets. I'he the ute RY pose ut inspector men who set them. s of prosed andalous Delay. counctl city 190 and property trophies for to the domi deserve we in regard re city buildin two mont morrow remain as | he some meeting pirit has storing thé de un a month ago. commit had SsivVe ol Ie vork sme should been be A. Hotel Arrivals. and wife wn Fran- W. George and . GG. Lowe and wile, . Vaughan and wife, an Diegc al: F. . Paul and wife, Montreal Knight .and wife, W. wife, Boston, Mass; A. 1 Qukland, Cal; Wm. R. and wife, Dr. Collins H. John- fo. Chicago: W. J. Bodley; Smith, Ottawa; B. 1. Gavan and H. R. De- 0: GW. W. C. M. Quillan, T. Crandall, Picton: Mrs, Winnipeg: James Gibson, n, Picton: H. A. Brown N.Y.: H. Blade, Pet- Toronto: Geo g . Montreal: H. r, Trenton; W. T. Fleming, G . Belleville; J. T. Shields, Ot- . Ward, H. M. Stanway, Armstrong, Toronto ; herson, Chicago W. ;B nville: Wm. A. G apt. Murphy. J. B. vawa: Mrs. W. H. Bo Mrs B. Woodman ! W D sco, Ct wi alton, ebrask: fe, Cincinnati, foronto ort] | Major | Que I. Britton Ham, Montreal; lan H. Howell, [i Q « Toronto; i Witmer, 1 & rack. Porontoy A. Duster, Arbor, Mich i; 8 Depew, Astoria, Ove: tella D. Ford Faranto: J. FE. and wife, Napanee; BK. A. Foronto Harry Thorold; D. McDonald, W. E. Anthony | Toronto; R. F WwW. H. <Q Detrint | Horn Russell, Sale advts find just the you're Fooking for there, THE 5 P.M. EDITION § Ly be called shortly. Hardy, | Nich- | Bolton, John Lyons, ananoque ; Sherbrooke, + Gana- | Whiting, Geo. Conklin, | Me- thing GROWD 100 SHALL | [TA CORPORAL'S GUARD. | Support Must "Come if'a Team De- Looks Good--Will Be Ready October sired--Queen's Team 10th. A meeting was Tuesday for called tevening at eight o'clock at the Hotel | Randolph, to. arrange for an O.R.F U. football team, but nothing was done as only one or two men showed up. Those who \wer€ doing the most | talking awd were most in-favor of a { team staved away. This same thing | happened in the city before, last sea- Four or five meetings had to be before anyone showed up, what was the result ? The team was late in getting down to work. If the | Kingston football lovers want a team, { they must get out and suppert it, and take an interest in it from the first. {Iwo or three good men signified their intention of staying by the team if { the players turned out well and tried to do something for themselves, and iat first shot out of the gun every- {body quits. Another meeting will like- | son. called Queen's Look Good. Queen's rugby team had another fine practice on Tuesday afternoon. The players are now getting down to work and from the side line they cer- tainly look good. Every day re! cruits are turning out and old play- ers are also reappearing one by one. By next week all will be back and at! work. The two new trainers proving satisfactory, pe riorming their work in good style. Williams has not | returned to the city yet, and it not definitely known whe n he mill ar- rive. All of -last year's team that | have turned out so far are doing work. Elliott has improved last year. He is in condition and is running and | like veteran. "Hughie' Macdonnell has also improved in hi kicking. This will be a great benefit té the team if all the half-backs can kick well The team should in good condition for its first in Ottawa on: October 10uh. good greatly perfect kieking since a be game THE LATE MISS SHARPE. Remains Were Interred Wolfe Island. The funeral of the late Miss Ellen Sharpe, eldest daughter of the late Andrew Sharpe; who died at the family residence, 86 Ontario street, Sunday morning last, took place on Tuesday morning. The remains were removed to the Church of the Sacred Heart, Wolfe Island, where a solemn requiem mass was sung by Rev. Father Spratt. The remains were then Jaid in the family plot beside those of her father and sister. The ate Miss Sharpe passed peacefully away aiter an illness of two years. For the last eight montlis had beén confined to her room. The long illness was borne with marked pa- tience. Miss Sharpe was an active member of the Children of Mary and {other Catholic societies, where, as long health permitted, was an worker gnd devoted member. was also a member of the Le the Sacred Heart. The de was well-known and her death cast cloom over a large circle of friends. Pe her mother, three brother George, Andrew and William, two sisters, Elizabeth and Annie, left to mourn | The casket was covered with beauti ful floral offeryngs from friends, in cluding the Mr. and Mi Joseph Kehoe, bouquet flowérs; My Thornton, flowers; Mrs. L cut Mrs. Sullivan, ent Mrs. J McDonald, cut flowers; cut flowers: I'homas Crozier, Lawrence Sleeth, ero Mr. and L\ and family, pillow ankhor; Gertrude » bouquet; Parkin, Palmer, Mrs. ( wreath: Shangrove, Mrs. C. Staley, Jr., Misses Whitney, sheaf Andrian, Mich., Knott cut flowers sheaf. A large number from the girl deceased were The at Mary she las her she earnest She ol ides and are following : shower A. J. Cros cut ier, flowers A pillow Mrs and shower Joseph Bennett, shower James Miss Earl wreath: Mrs. R Sr bouquet Mr hpuquet; showe P. J. O'Neill, houqguet Mrs. | Mrs. Hendry, of mass ticket bh v friend of the id on the casket. POLICT ON THE TRACK. Stolen Hound Was Allowed to ye Return Home. A week well-known hound. The believed sons who intended expedition was notified information mal, after was about to make to the great surprise the dog this morning hHvery stable. The jap, and the belief party got wind of were Bibby, the a valuable Frederick liveryvman, animal was stolen, ag, lost 1s by «ome person or per- going on a hunting Constable Mullinger, of the theft, concerning the working on the a round-up, of the given ani- was lost case when, owner, dog had AN y tied thigf" the 3 fact that the track, and for the dog to re- dog nevér wan- to-day is the police hot on the | this allowed {turn to its home. The {dered away before, peared very happy to get old home. Two vears ago Mr. Bibby had valuable hounds stolen from him, these he trace of. reason and and never got YOUNG LADIES TOOK VOWS. Impressive Ceremony at the Hotel|ed at a conversazione Dieu on Tuesday. On Tuesday morning an imposing ceremony took place in the Church of Joseph, of the Hatel Dien, Miss Susie Hazelton, known in ion as Sister Mary of the As- pronounced the solemn vo The Misses M. Callaghan, Marysville; Boyle, county were ty rehg sumption, religion Elgin; J. Devine, Ireland, Ni Q M the habit Ga with 1 ore shop presided at the ceremon Father Gill, O.P., Ottawa: Murphy, O'Reilly An sermon hs wppiness of the re livered hy Rev. Fs invested Rev eloquent on The Gib books at drt ste assortment Red Cross Fabard Inn librar day. " we, in every Velvet eollare on O'coats. My Valet. RUGBY MEETING HAD NOT and | are} , (dome and | cut flowers: | John Erskine, | 1 Pr shower | and |: and it | who | and | returned to the | back to its | two | te this | Roscommon, | uthier assisted by | * {alley and Cul- {1% the fe, was de- The pleases people INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. soit Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up Sv 4 Baporters On Their Rounds. Laurier deads. Laurier will win again. Borden will be beaten badly. Five years more for Laurier. A solid eighteen for Fielding. Have you ordered your coal? Dyeing and cleaning. My Valet. There was no séssion of the police court, this morning. William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at MeAuley's. 'Phone 778. "Witch hazel soap." Buy it at Gib- 'son's Red Cross drug store. Phone 230. The west is solid vou don't believe it, ewan, E. Gus Porter Smart, the with murder. H. Cunningham, piano tuner from Chickering's. Leave orders at Me Auley's Book Store. "Solon Palmer's toilet in Kingston at Gibson's drug store, 75¢. and $l. Dean Farthing, of Kingston, will be chosen prolocutor of Anglican gen- eral synod, meeting in Ottawa. The steel steamship purchased By the MT. company, in the old country, is expected to arrive here this week. "Hudnut's cold cream" and toilet water is sold in Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. "Phone 230. Boarding house proprietors who put A friend suggests that a fine exit could be secured from the city hall hy using the last window on the noith- {erly side and making a stairway to the market square. Egress could be made very acceptable. for Laurier. Ii call up Saskatch- will defend Thomas Belleville Indian charged sold Cross water" Red books in the Red | over, | A good assortment of | Tabard Inn library at Gibson's [Cross drug store. Look them My Valet service, $1 a month. {ano Let Advt. in the Whig (three | days, 50c.) have no trouble in filling | | their rooms or the places about their | | tabie. { The premier that there will | de legation from that province, {idea evidently, that Nova | tia is not to _be allowed to lord it {over the breezy west. | | "Huyler's marshmallows" for toast. | ling. Sold only at Gibson's Red Cross |drug store. Phone 230. If you want boarders or roomers, put a To-Let advt. in the Whig right | away. This is the time of the year i that serangers flock to the city. The city property committee [submit the architect's plans for the to the Dominion Bridge com {pany, Montreal, for a figure for a| {steel structure. They would get price. Alberta intimates | liberal | the Seo- of also be a solid being might a PERSONAL MENTION. Movements Of The People--What They Are Saying And Doing. Alfred Peters and family have {to take up residence at Eerona. | Police Constable John Naylon has been enjoying a week's holidays. Rev. Mr. Norrington, a former tor of the Holiness Movement church, to take up residence at Verona. Capt. Robert Crawiord, confined to his home through serious illness, is re- covering and will soon be arocnd | Quin. | Dean day nig | service left pas- Farthing Tues- tht at at ot preached on the special dedication Matthew's charch, Ot- M.A. Queen s, appointed professor in classi at Western University, London, Ont Miss Hazel Rutherford, and F. Ruth- erford returned to the city, to-day, af ter spending a with their broth { er, Thomas Rutherford, Arnprior. Dudley Waring, formerly of gents' furnishing firm of Charles Liv rston, Kingston, has accepted a sim Lhe position with Messrs. H. LeBrun| & Co., Peterboro. | | Proj, M. B. Baker, Univer- | sity, ¥s visiting his parents in Strat | ford, on his return from his summer i work in Temagami., He will be next week. James H. Bute, arrived to-day to and child, who have summered {Dr. Bute graduated in medicine | Queen = ten years ago 3 |, Warrant Robert Phillips, the | late eper at St. Helen's | Saturday. He Kingston and discharged here | agent the Ph.D, has an been the Neviile, of R. honor graduate week the Queen s in Kingston of Houston, join his wife here at | Texas, over Officer storeke died time hi Till, I'yvranny of spent 1568 ane 1, on me n in re SeivE d for "The Grand in the city. Robert Ganthony, the noted Englis h actor, i | starring in this piece this season | Charles Burns, Cannington, | complete his studies in versity. Mr. ance n at on October 1st, "| | will uni his required him in {jueen's who has B.A. degree, will take up the in_poglagogy and qualify a high school specialist Burns, course self as I ssics. 1 AND STILL ANOTHER. | Te s | "Indian" List Great Attraction For Heavy Drinkers. | Indian list, for mine,' { man. as he walked into License { "The said a | i" Wright's office, this morn- | i | | { voung | Inspector ling. He then 'explained to the inspec: | tor that he wanted to go on the list. ' The "Indian" list is proving a great attraction for heavy drinkers, of late. have themselves the {fist during the and only ves- wrday mornin man {to be re gistered. | Several put on summer, a young | Overwhelmed With Kindness. { London, Sept. | United States sty 23. --Canadian and s were entertain- by the. London Teachers' Association.~ A warm wei: come was extended to the visitors by Cyril Jackson, chairman of the Lon: lon education committee, and other- Inspector J. L. Hughes, Toronto, | replied that the visitors hate been overwhelmed wijph kindness by the { teachers of the motherland. ers. Gallery, | Clerk Murdered In Detroit. Detroit," Mich. 23. --William H. Munn, aged twenty-si employed as a stock clerk at the Detroit club, was found murdered, yesterday, in the : between Congress and Fort near Cass street. Munn had wound in his right temple. Sept. stre bullet ja Peck's Corn Salve. A Jittle remedy that every sufferer from corns should get to-day In =a {few davs every offending eorn will he {gone. In big at Wade's IDrug Stored boxes, 15e., asked | ask | BROADGLOTH Special Make 99¢c Yard The correct weight and make for this fall's costume. Color: Navy, Cardinal, Browns, Greens, Olive, Wine and wanted fall colors, including Black, Perrin's Kid Gloves For Fall Wear. We are now showing new fresh gloves from this famous French maker. Tan, Black, Navy, Green, $1, 1.25. Long Kid Gloves, $1.50, 2.004 Ladies' English Driving Glove for fall wear. This Glove has now become very popular for street wear, and is a splendid 7 2 wearing glove, at $1. WW Girls' Kid Gloves, all sizes, in tan shades for fall. Boys' English Tan Kid Gloves, from the smallest size up to youths. Men's Kid Glovds, in English Cape Tan, $1, a particularly good wearing glove. -- Butterick Patterns FOR OCTOBE R now ready and Octo- ber Fashion Sheets F REE. The Delineator and Large Fashion Book also on sale. In this book there is a Coupon that entitles the holder to any PATTERN FREE, October Patterns. New York Style In Kingston. should see the assortment we You attractive of new Fall Regals have in stock. Everv style that's worn by the best-dress- ed New Yorkers this season is here--your style among them. First-grade materials and expert modeling are the two reasons why Regals keep their true custom ' shape to the end. A Regal fitting is the smoothest and most comfortable you can get anvwhere. Price $5.00 a Pair, Any Kind of Leather. THE LOGKETT - | SHOE STORE