PAGE TWO. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1908. Are You Up to the Mark? M not feeding as well as O you should, do ' mis- take of letting vour health take care of itscif Bee not nd the nesort to Bedroom g Furniture vin. i, ham's' U just to hand Ouk Finished Mirrors plete v 1 Iron or Wood £16 and $22, the finest x 1 oflerec I purchase el Plate extra Bed, value UITES your designs I'hese $42, PARLOR od to tite in 1a 860. Wi at $17 han have and ng on 1 Austria t and best to Wilton, Germany qualities and Re; and tment is at viring your service Phone 90. Yours, T. F. Harrison Co. |'™ Some | Suites fine for ever cover- are | | and | Tavish, starting very and be had Axmi shades Upholstering De MISS DICKSON TO GO TO ROULEAU, SASK As the Bride of John D. Hill-A Pretty Service at the Bride's Home--The Costume Worn. A very quiet home wedding cere- mony was performed at the home of mother, Mrs. John Dick- street, on Wednesday Inight, at nine o'clock, Dr. Me- McTavish, of Cooke's church, officiat- The bride was Miss Kate Clyde bride's json, Division the tev ing late John. Dickson, formerly of Edin- oh, Scotland, and the groom John of Rouleau, Sask., and and Mrs. James B. Hill of of Ottawa, given away' by her moth- {son of Mr | the vicinity | The bride, ler, wore a princess robe of pointe d' esprit over embroidered taffeta, Val enciennes insartion set in the skirt fand also in the bodice, a panel of the {material tucked and tapering at the waist line, reaching from throat to hem of the robe and pretty bretelles laced edged being on the bodice, A tulle veil caught to the simply dressed {fair hair ' fell lover the bride's sweet and lovely face. There no attendants, the only guests being immediate relations, Mr. land Mrs Kennedy and the Misses Kennedy, Mr. Mrs. H. Dickson, the Misses -Gil- Herbert Dickson, the bride's bro- ther, and the Rev Dr. and Mrs. Me- Mr. and Mrs. Jamel and Miss Lettie Walker, who ithe wedding marches, and other | tial music. i The and {were decorated with &hite asters, | fern and palms, afd bride's | the bouquet of, the bride being of love {ly creamy roses and fern. | Mr. and Mrs. Hill left inight G. T. R. least, the bride i with orange blossoms were | and lie, drawing-room on the wearing a kirt {eloth, trimmed with strappings of the with buttons, felt with band of feathers and cut steel balls { Monday they will return to {will be here for a few days with Mrs, | Diel before leaving for Sask where the bride's sister, Mrs I. Singleton), is now lovely gifts | caught and a hat of dark blue {and On on living many hiehly from My Hill's [Cooke's church silver and class of tray and tea. ser Mrs. A. wifts are a from Ih handsome {Vice silver father in { ton, of the jand a {chain from the same old Scottish city many of the warmest good wish will follow husband and wife North-West home. bride's Edinburgh | their (e) (eo) ® | T + B. A. Hotel Arrivals. {| 37F. Stewart, Piqua, 0.; J. ( Grant, Toronto; R. A. Coreny, Mont real: N. R. Turner, Prescott ; T Christie, Detroit; N. 0. Campbell Conway; R. T. Henderson, W. Wood Brockville; N. 0. Wil lianmson, H. A. Harrington, Toronto Montreal; W. J. Tay Bussierre, Dickson. the voungest daughter of the James Hazlett, Mrs. Joseph Craig, played | nup- dining-room and | roses, mid- train, for a short trip | tailored suit | tof dark blue, striped cloth, coat and velvet | town and Rouleau, Among perhaps the most prized is a beautiful cocoa jug boys in Sunday-school. Other the by-law, so long as its H. Single- rear exit from relations handrail put on | The bill of Toronto ; GRANTED AN OPTION ON SMELTER SITE TO NEW COMPANY. A Dumping Ground at the End of Cataraqui Street Proposed-- City and Ontario Hall Exits to Be Improved. At the city property committee, yes- terday yf ence, there were present Alds. Ardgrove (chairman), Henderson, Free and Toye A letter was received from R. E.| Cushman, on behalf of the Canadian | Lead and Smelter company, asking to enter into negotiations with the city for the lease or purchase of part of the smelter site. Ald. Henderson, who is interested in the company, said he did not interrd to vote on the ques- tion, but he wanted to say that the company had its charter and had ev- ery hope of being a success. He said he hoped that cold water would not be thrown on the project by the city | council. Very unfortunately, the coun-| cil had thrown cold water on too many | promising enterprises. It would be a mistake, he faid, to not grant the option the company had asked for. On motion of Ald. Toye, the com- mittee decided to recommend to the {council that an option be granted Mr, |all THE FAR bh SUCCESS CROWDS WENT OVER TO : WOLFE ISLAND The Exhibits:Were Very Fine--Re- sult of the Horse Races--A Big Dance Was Held Wednesday Evening. The weather man continued to smile on the Wolfe Island fair and the se- cond day passed off in a most suc cessful manner. Wednesday was the closing <sss and from early morning until lafé at night =the crowd kept pouring into the village from all over the island and the ferry boat brought large crowds from the city every trip. The crowd was far larger on Wednes- day than on Tuesday, fully 2,000 peo- ple being present on the second day. The judging was not all finished un- til late Wednesday night. The judges had so many things to pass judgment on and the competition was so keen that they were kept busy. It was mostly live stock that was judged on Wednesday, carriage horses, farm horses, cows; sheep, pigs, ete., were there, and some fine specimens there were among them. The carriage horses class was well filled, one or two fine teams being shgwn. All the different exhibits were sur- {Cushman, on behalf of the company he {days from August 18th. city must ground. He recommended that {city acquire 'the land required to ex: | tend Cataraqui street through to | Montreal street, which land could be {used for dumping purposes. He also {recommended that the city obtain per- | mission from the owners of the pro- | perties abutting on the proposed ex- [tension of Cataraqui street {for such distance out on! their pro | perties as is required for the slopes of the dump to reach the final grade of | street. This matter was referred to | the chairman and engineer to get an jestignate of cost. . The engineer drew attention to the | fact that the exits of the city and On- tario halls do not comply with the re- quirements of the by-law respecting {egress from public buildings He sug gested that the city have its archi ¢ [tect prepare plans to overcome this defect. The committee decided to do this, as it would never do for the city others for not obeying own build comply. The city hall be enlarged, another the main stairway; hall front exit must be the to prosecute not must ings do , the Ontario . (that hall. Manager Taylor, of the Bank of to British North America, applied for the Kenneth | use of one of the old police cells as a place to store some of the bank books. The request was granted. Smith Bros., jewellers, . for $360, contract price for two dials for the old city clock, was presented. . Ald. Henderson raised the question as to whether the city was liable. Had the contract been fulfilled when the . fire in the dome occurred ? The chair- - 'man stated that the work was almost represents, for a period of ninety {home-made exhibit was the centre The city engineer reported that the | ladies in charge were 'kept busy watch- acquire another dumping jing that their buns, bread, ete., were to dump | rounded with people all day long. The of some time, and the attraction for the with tasty free- and also as soon as the women, not carried off, but prizes were awarded {true island kindness gave the buns and wholesome bread away ly to the visitors. The apples {other fruit on exuibition was given away by their owners, and nearly everyone had a cut flower as he calc out from the horticultural | show. Around the grounds the different hooths and games of chance, all did a good business. No place is there as {much amusement watching the crowd, and their doings as at a country lair, "Fhe exhibit of painting and needle work shown at the fair was a great {credit to the island ladies, some of the needle work was grand, and would lcome in for a prize at any Canadian { Bros.' o Secure 10, 20, 25 and 3 er Cent. Off Dry Goods. CORRIGAN"S REMOVAL SALE AT THE GRAND. «What Happened Then" Has a Big Company. A new and fantastic character by De Wolf Hopper is a theatrical treat promised us next Monday evening at the Grand when the Messrs. Shubert will present an entirely new fantasy entitled "What Happened Then," writ- ten expressly for Mr. Hopper by Aus- tin Strong and Edward Warren Cor- liss and staged. by Edward Temple. "What Happened Then" is in two acts and three scenes, with the usual elaborateness in the matter of scenery and costumes that chardcterizes all of the recent Shubert shows. Mr. Hopper's new part is the Pied Piper of Hamelin. Guy Brothers Minstrels. The Pittsburg Leader says: "Guy minstrels met with a hearty last night at the Academy reception of music. It was a rich treat to ow | fair | The portion horse attraction for the male the celebration was the and~they were certainly main of : races, the previous day, and drew larger crowds. Two good rac the named race, and 2.50 class were pulled off. In heat the finish was very close the winner had no casy time of every land In the named race it took four heats 2.14 1 33s 4.4. very beautiful gold locket and enlarged, and other exit provided for | decide it. It resulted as follows : Billy 1, (W. Bolton) Hal N P Nicholson) (WE N. v Time, 8.00 ; The second {heat, although& to a good many pre- sent, Hal N. had the better of it, as [the horses passed under the wire. | The 2.50 class resulted as follows : Olive B., (Charles Mckay) .. 1.1 Sunny Jim, (W. McAdoo) (C. Horne) Time, 2.59%; 2.50%; 2:59. The. Wolfe lsland ball team. put up another exhibition against a junior i {and this | | | | people. The. musical part of the programme was of a grand concert order and we have paid many higher : A a [prices for something supposed to be good ones. The races were better than [4). Last but not half as good as we heard last night. The Guy Bros. were never known to give a poor year George, the manager, has put a fine togeth- er." They play at the Grand Saturday, Sept. 26th, matinee show popular one on and night. MARINE NEWS. Found Wharves. The fog of last night again held the {steamer America at Cape Vincent, the vessel being unable to make the trip The steamers Fairmount and West- mount, grain laden, have cleared from Fort William, on the way to the M.T company. The schooner Ford .River is at Rich ardsons', loading feldspar, for Char- | What is About the ferent from before at prices to suit everybody. In Agent Have You Noticed The style, the quality and the price of Our Shirts? Always something entirely dii- have seen what you See Our New Fall Neckwear the all newest P. J. HUNT. "Fn Collar. for American styles and shades, 25¢c., 50c., 75c. and $1.00. Brand Austrian AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA We Want You to See Our Coats Constant Fidelity To your optical needs and honest regard for the wellare of our patroms' eyesight. Yesterday, Ta: Day, To~Morrow, Forever Are the maxims cut the policy ef Smith Bros., PHONE 606. MARRIAGE LICEN ISSUED HERE. deep into ® ® ip. 1 2 lotte. This will probably be the last { load to go over this season. Swift's : Steamer Dundurn, up, Wed- nesday afternoon, three days steamer Aletha, from bay points, to day; steamer Ridgau King, did not rive from Ottawa until to-day, abo, eighteen hours late; steamer Belleville, down, to-day, one day late. Smoke S (lor, Toronto; W. H. Grimes, George complete when the fire broke out. The | team called The Gilt. Edge. The is- e | Clark, Denver; Norman McLean and second dial had just to be set in. Half | jand team won out easily, the score fo) | wife, Stouffvile; Samuel Turk, Mont- an hour more would probably hove [being thirty-four runs to eight. The o P 1 : real; I. Tate, A. Grant, Toronto; completed the work. It was decide came was much too one-sided. Gol. McKim, Smith's Falls; J. F. to refer the matter to the city solici-|~ A dance was held in the C.M.B.A. s Yowager, Capt. Panet, New York; I. tor for report. *lhall in the evening,~and a number ° A. Webester, Lansdowne; Mrs. W. H. | DEER > -- {from the eity stayed over fer 1 I'he | liss H. L.. B ; t , Miss «a olton, Portland : | {boat returned from the city at eight Rev. J Lyons and ebies Rey a A. | . o'clock with another load for the B. Browne, Montreal; L. . Rumrey, : . dance. The dance was most =njoy-|and fog~are keeping. the boats about et lor » 2 Genuine : ¢ ; 's s Were . } : a gare ping ats y We offer for sale 2 Genuine ®) (P. Hasbrouck, Walter Lovatt, Joseph In Which a Lover's Feeling €re| ble, music was supplied by Croshv la day and a hall late on all routes. Persian Rugs, imported from Alexandria Wounded. land O'Connor's orchestra. The hoat | Kurdistan one size 10ft. 3in. Toronto; John W. There was a leavetaking on an up | returned to the city at two o'clock, | bv 11ft. 10in. Regular price N.Y.; C. C. Carey, town the other night, which |Thursday morning ), for | New York; Gavine Browne, Toronto ; was not as unostentatious as the par ama -- S1¢. MWaterbury, A. M. Waterbury, | ties of the first and second part; no 45 00 C h Utica, N.Y.: W. J. Murray, Toronto ; doubt, intended. He and she had been . as . {(. M. Hutchinson, Erie, Pa as quiet as the midnight hour, the Just talking it over ome tells | the other. Ask your friends where | to buy your New Fur-Lined Coat We guarantee satisfaction and have the reputation of turning out the best Fur-Lined COATS. Get the New Cut Semi-Fitted. W. F. Gourdier. McLeod's Dentifrice Heals and 'hardens the gums, sweetens and purifies the breath. ® (®) ® (®) late; , George Hasbrouck, 5 | Bay: C. C. Stark, @) | Hopkins, Buffalo, Awaiting Development. The +loecal association nervous {executive has had several meetings dur to the {ing the past week or so in regard to use of Carter's Iron Pills. Those who putting a candidate in the field in the warm, still air, smoke-clouded, the de-| 0 {.oubled with nervous weakness, so far has serted streets and sleeping houses com- {night sweats, ete., should try them are ) A complexion pelled, when there was a final move | The general mission board of a blotches or other eruptions ment, a convulsive giggle and He left, | Apolican church asks Ontario can be made smooth and fair by the but leaving, he took with him her | 4, give 86,468 in 1909 5 00 C h use of Wade's Ointment > mother's pot of ferns, her little ss So far Laurier's Ontario . as . . the one thing to remember ter's pot of geranium, her -own jar- [Lae heen a walk over, a triumphal pro- required diniere filled with flowers to make the | ..ccion. old porch a thing of beauty, her small all. brother's tin. can full of stones left the upon the top step, the family's prized collection of petunias, in a fancy box, he took them to the ce- But worst of aM was the of a cruel small brother window : "They're sell cheap down town, and father thinks you'd better buy one and take the price out of chocolates, if you can't pay for both.' street, conservative There are many forms of debility in men that yield sesa@enee {coming federal election, but {arrived at no decision. The {waiting to see the result of things in {the grit camp. They know they can not defeat Hon. Willhlam Hart MP. {to 'whom the liberals have offered a Junanimous nomination, and are wait {ing his reply. In the event of Mr = | Harty running, there is a possibility Increase Appetite And Digestion. gi him being unappo od. Yt he : vis election is a foregone conclusion, Nothing will stimulate a keen, heal-|. 1 lat is bothering the tory thy relish for food, insure good di-|yive js which among 'their number is ion and perfect assimilation like put up for slaughter errozone, which is the most sue- | : » {cessful tonic and he ath reveyer ktown $6.00 New York Excursion. anaemia, imputf® | The New York indigestion, dys {annual exoursion to New bowel | the RW. & 0. division, stren- | 6th and Tth, 1908 in- in day coaches will be sold for morn- ban- [ing and evening trains above dates makes at rate of $6, good to until or | October 16th inclusive. Through spec tore Complexions Made Sightly. Of t 10§ that is Regular lin 12{t> the $30, One size by for marred by incese pimples, No time like the pre- sent to see the range y and no place better than this store. The showing will delight » you, while the prices are bound to please. Hundreds of swell ; garments, $7.50 AND UP. NEWMAN & SHAW. The Always Busy Store. ampaign 0) ( when any healing' remedy is It cures eczema (salt rheum), piles, catarrh, dandruff and itching eruptions of big boxes, 25¢., at Wade's ® is, : R. McFAUL, Carpet-Warehouse. sores, scaly or skin In | drug tore execu and ment clear from worse, wall? voice an atti ing lanterns a------------------ to be the goat Successfully Operated Upon. the young janitor at the Whig to his home, most successful op foot at the expected that around a ( 'oY Y 0 (ele ees sis)e(e)e) elas] ols) ele]e son ol selence. for pimples, pepsia and all stomach and troubles. Ferrozone cleanses, gthens and purifies the blood, it the heart and nerves, ishes sickness and pain, and 1,000 Islands-Rochester. | Many Complaints Are Made ailing people well. Try a ) b {two of Ferrozone, the result will ba (ial trains will be run on Detober 6th o oe leaves Sunday . N eth Kiog leaves } unday | ny Folie la surprise. Price Sle, or six boxes | direct to Grand Central station for Rochestér, via Bay complaints about wheels being i, at druggists, or N. C. Polson Folders ume ol trans and ya od thic sutimer has been no Co., Kingston, Ont. | complete information may be obtain I issih To to the rule led of ticket agents or hy writing H "I've lost my wheel and 1 wish you Set Folger, ticket agent, Kingston, The | would hunt it up for me," is the sum | y ming up of a complaint the police station every day, the lat received last night, 'from a prominent citizen. The bicycle had been left out at -the curb in front of a but when the owner came it, there was no wheel It will, no doubt, fall into the medical positive cure | Stephen Cayless, ite t THE FIRST OF THE SEASON. { oftice, We will have our Home-Made Pork alter es, SATURDAY. Try a pound or ' as ever H "Phone, 67 will run the York from October Tickets good only I .---- - Central i | i entra It is absolutely safe being eee ------ guaranteed to contain no injurious drugs or chemicals whatever. It keeps pearly. Price 15¢ Per Tube. McLEOD'S DRUG STORE mn Cayle has been removed sister's | blood, boils, undergoing a on general he will eration on hi hospital. It i he BICYCLE THIEVES BUSY. removes the teeth tartar and they are just as go MYERS, 60 Brock St sound and OUTSIDE ORGES.- Are constantly working for benefit of real OR vigorates rain return box Steamer 10.15 at 5 p.m a.m ort Every yolice receive 3 I many showing of Quinte Have You Been Stung ? Have vou been yet ? smoke nuisance has been followed by almost as bad, in the ap lot of small black flies, the smoke. The flies many have stung stung Kingston's Famous Fur Store. Black Lynx Sets| ithe city council Bek Ly ux storation of the city buildings' Sets are very pop- received at eee ---- No Special Meeting. There will be no special meeting of to consider the re another pearance of a est being uo oe | driven in by bitine and are been dome Dutch Bulbs For Fall Planting. store, out to get to be .Great Clearing Sale. Prevost, Brock street, has made a found. i great reduction in price in the order |hands of the police during the day. A iand ready-made clothing department; | close watch should be kept, on all also gents' furnishings. Look at dis wheels allowed to stand on the street, play windows. | because they afford a great temptation [to some people. : youl when you own a . over piece estate in a city like Kingston. Everv improvement that is , made in the vicinity of your \ Answer To Pat's Puzzle. | tn . Pat hdd dug the hole four and four | Have Luxuriant Hair. filths feet and one-fith feet | A thick, heavy growth of When hair is always to be desired. deep again it was land keep such hair a reliable fifth and is often required, One you can de- fifth feet' more than his height. Ipend upon' is Dr. Dawson's Hair Re- - isrorer. In bottles 50c., at Wade's Fhere is more Catarrh in this section! drug store. of the country than all other diseases | put together, and until the last few Years was supposed to be incurable. For] a great many years doctors pronounced | it a local disease and prescribed locall remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to bq a constitutional disease and therefore requfes constitutional treatment. Catarrh Cure, manufactured by A Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohjo, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is| taken Mmternally in doses from 10 drops| to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the| blood and mucous surfaces of the system. | They offer one hundred dollars for any| case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address : F. J. Toledo, Ohio. Sold 'by Druggists, 7 | 75¢. RA EERE 5, ne, 11° ® Fly Fille for const MNNR x pation. [3 [3 3] 3 oe Toe oo [oe uJ makes your Get estate. It is fascinat- ing and it is profitable. It is the kind in which you cannot possib- holding property more valuable interested healthy To have tonic 3 deen, one in real | i his height he dug it seven and one one uu] Our importation of Dutch Bulbs has arrived and now is the time to make your choice. one of investment feet deep one- GOODY TWO SHOES Never wore. as pretty a Bit of foot. wear as our | Good $2 50 Shoes 'for Ladies have the style of many shoes that sell third to one-hall mdre money They come in several styles will be glad to shew them ; Willed $1,000. Samuel H. G. Reid, a former King- stonian, has been left $1,000 by the late W. G. Elliott, Brantford, on con- dition he remains two years longer Hall's! With the | Intario Portland Cement » yj. Co., of which he is secretary. These are all sound bulbs, first quality and sure to bloom. Take for The and Queen's with a example :-- Cor Arch y opposite property Deacon Sts College frontage to Chairman . Angrove, of the property : committee, thought the matter m t ular in New York] as well remain till the council's City and will be and in®Pthe meantime the committee worn extensively can -prepare recommendations that all its members will unite upon. this winter, In}| Ceylon Tea. ur displa ol}; 1 he Cingalese will not drink tea o play Bll hat has been standing over five these are some the leaves and then pour off and d . . drink the infusion immediately. When some designs In| made in this way "Salada" Tea is muffs and stole: : not affect the nerves. at very moderate prices. Fv Te Your dining room floor can be Special orders are executec bell's Floor Finish and the result will : be very satisfactory. 'W. A. Mitchell latest fashion plates from the jcarrvies a full line of all size cans and' Hyacinths, at 5c. and 10ec. two greatest fashion concerns Sach, Tulips single and . A ouble, 20c., 25c. and 30ec. in United States to show you. , dozen. Narcissus and Cro- cus. regular meeting next Monday evening, in Canadian cities | : | minutes They pour boiling water on strikingly hand- very delicious and fragrant and does touched up and refinished with Camp promptly, and we have the grounds, the manufacturers guarantee perfect eo x They ability and for dur- quality 1 one of 75 feet, an build be bought reasonably McCANN'S, BI Brock street. 3 [3 oo [eT satisfaction. if the simple directions | ~are followed. ¢ i | Mrs. Ward, of the Cushendall post | (office, has, this week, sold her house and lot, on Clergy street, to Warwick {Bros., Princess street, for a handsome (figure. | | The market, this morning, was only fairly attended, the Kingston town- ship fair, which opened to-day, being @ the cause of the small attendance, ideal spot Can and te you, 'H. JENNINGS, King St. Dr. A. P. 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