vACE TWO. The Simple Life A POST-MORTEM HELD vest, y A ve the eat three live natu day ep meals and Pill reg 18 no ple life, or the Ke ir' ter mper, a Beech- required. for the sim- Dp Pills Sold Everywhere. In hoxes 25 con « take Roman Par- lor Chairs New and up-to-date Mahogany finish, Silk Covers, hand- om ly carved, $6.50 and ROMAN SEATS--1 phoiutered in Velour and Silk, Mahogany finish, A good cheap PARLOR PIECE, only $1.75 and Y PART on ering, gu Our range duced from values ever SUITES--Our wranteed quality, of $348, which $aseand $60 shown. Own $17, have are Upholst- $25 up. heen re- the best Sectional Book Cases Alwavs and yet ished stock, and complete neber fin- All sizes in Golden Oak English, A Sg 2 £ Cd 8 Large Rugs ge LG tepair and Upholstering Work prompt- done Phone 90. Yours, =. Harrison Co. : Genuine S@ v Persian Rugs. We offer for sale 2 Genuine DOO GOOOC OG Persian. Rugs,. imported from Kurdistan. one size 10ft. 3in. bv 11ft. 10in. Regular price $75. for \ $45.00 Cash by 12ft. for OQ One size 10ft. lin. 7in. Regular $80, $50.00 Cash R. McFaul, Carpet Warehouse. DERE eee 38s (eee els OO O0C OO AN OPPORTUNITY : D--TO SECURE IS NOW AT HAN | within | { | patient | faith OVER THE E REMAINS OF CAPT. J. H. SCOTT. Death Was Due to Drowning--The Post-Mortem Determined That An Accident Policy Should Be Paid. post-mortem this morning on the late Capt. J. H. the water at Swift's wharf on Mon- day morning, by Prof. W. T. Connell, of Queen's Medical cetlege, who found that death was due to drowning. The condition of all the organs bore out the above yerdict. The doctor said that the reason of the body being found on the top of the water was that the deceased was a stout man and the cold water would have a ten- dency to bring kim to the surface. I he examination was held because the accident insurance company with which the deceased w insured want- ed to determine the exact cause of death. ihe funeral of the' late Capt. Scott took place at three o'clock this af- ternoon from the residence of Dr. J. H. Bell, Wellington street. Servic were conducted by the Rev. C. A. svkes, of whose church the deceased was member. The casket was cov- ered with a number of handsome floral tributes from friends and rela- tives, including a handsome wreath from the Cataraqui lodge of Masons, of which the deceased was a life member, examination was the remains of Scott, found in A held a Tohn ™. Pope's Statement. Jolin L. Pope says he was with the late Capt. J. H. Scott from three o'- clock Sunday afternoon till 10:50 o'- clock that night. The two of them left the Grimason hotel at 10:20 p.m., Mr. Pope carrying Capt. Scott's va- lise. 'They went down to the steamer Rideau King, where the valise was deposited. Capt. Scott left the boat and accompanied Mr. Pope to Clar- ence street, where he pulled out his wateh and stated that it was ten minutes to eleven o'clock. They then parted, Capt. Scott returning to the steamer to go to his berth. Mr. Pope was with the captain ten his death. till minutes of Signalling Inspection. inspection of the sig- and 'B" batterjes, Kk. held Monday afternoon Mundell, command sig- of Eastern Ontario, and Signalling rgt.-Majqr McGowan, W.0. In the evening the above units were examined 9F lamps. The inspec- tion of No. 3 signalling section was also held in the evening. This corps last year held first place among the district signalling units in Canada. I'he corps consists of Sergt. Diack, Corpl. Thomas and Privates Douglas, Crawford, Flett, Canpnem and Robin- son. The annual nallers of "A" C.H.A., was by Dr. D. E. nalling officer Scaly Skins Made Smooth. All scaly and eruptive skin diseases are hard to cure unless the right rem- edy used. The remedy that is posi- tively guaranteed to cure Wade's Ointment It cures thoroughly (Salt Rheum), Old Sores, Piles, Catarrh, Dan- druffl and all scaly or itching erup- tions of the skin. In big boxes, 25¢ at Wade's Drug Store. relieves at once and Eczema Bed Sores, "Hot water bottles. rubber ones are sold in Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. 230 Freeman : the they was around the stitution The pure gum Kingston at "Phone Why didn't the tories locomotive works running were power. The at its in those precincts the keep grass days above in- when in crop best of $100 REWARD, $100. of ' this be least has paper will learn that there isjat disease that rs~ience in all its stages, that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a consti- tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the founda- tion of the disease, and giving the strength by building up the con- stitution and assisting nature in doing its work. in its curative powers that offer One Hundred Dollars for any that it fails to cure. Send for list' testimorials. Address F. 0 Sold by all Take Hall's The readers pleased to dreaded able to cure one been case | of | J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo Druggists, 75c¢. Family Pills for consti- pation Choice Building Site at prices within the reach of all. LOTS ON King Street, $600. Albert Street, $250. Collingwood Street, $200. Property on Kingston's water-front is This is the only avail- ant property in this position. gradually bought up. able v being S cote A Choice Lot NOW and build a neat home facing or near what will shortly be Kingston's Most Beautiful Promenade. ON SALE BY J. S. R. McCANN, 51 Brock St. Phone 326 or 621. Thus | and | The proprietors have so much | they | = | pounds to be THE PANLY BRITISH wHIG, TUESDAY, oorosER 13, 1908, THE EL REY SISTERS Crowd Rink. best exhibitions roiler skating ever in was put on at the roller rink on Monday evening by the El Rey ters of New York. The largest crowd | of the season was present, about four | hundred skaters and fully two hun- red spectators, and all were greatly pleased, and many amazed at the wonderful exhibition put on by the two children. They are only children, one aged thirteen years and the other They are bright, pretty little | girls. They gave an exhibition here | last but their work is great- ly improved this year, many new fea- tures being added. | Draw Large at Roller of fancy this city One of the seen sis: wvleven. season, | El. REY SISTERS. These anything performers. can do almost imaginable on skates, can dance, two-step or waltz, with far more grace and charm than many | girls can on a fine dancing floor. They | also do many difficult acts that were a surprise to the large audience, Their work on the toes and heels was especially good, bringing forth loud ap- I'hey have a world-wide re- being considered the best team in the world. Their per- a highly artistic and in every respect. IN MARINE CIRCLES. plause. patation, juvenile formance scientific | is , one Arrivals and Departures of Vessels | at This Port. The schooner Oswego. The schooner with coal for The Mary rived at Crawford's, Sodus. The steamer Aletha brought quite a number of passengers from bay points to-day. The steamer Breakey"s Bay, ed hay. The steamers | ance, and steambarge tat Folger's wharf, charging freight, real. At Jamieson cleared for Bertha Kalkins arrived Sowards. schooner Ann with Lydon ar: coal, from Jamieson arrived from with a cargo of press Alexandria and Reli- Waterlily were last night, dis- and cleared for Mont Richardsons' elevator : | steamer India, loaded wheat, and {cleared for Montreal; the steamer Prince Rupert arrived from Fort Wil- liam, with 80,000 bushels of wheat. At NM. T. Co's elevator : The Bartlett arrived from Montreal, four barges; *steamer Norwalk, from Duluth, with 51,000 bushels of wheat: steamer Rosemount, with 81,000 bush- els of wheat, and barge Quebec, with 65,000 bushels of wheat, arrived from Fort William; the tug Mary P. Hall, o from Montreal, two barges: steamer Rosemount will clear, to-night, for Fort William; steamer Westmount, with grain from Fort William, light- ered, and cleared for Prescott. The tug with Married On Monday. A quiet wedding was solemnized St. James' church, at two Monday afternoon, when Miss Pearl Walmsley was united riage to Rodney Busch. Both to Simcoe Island The dressed in a suit of blue with hat match, and by Miss Lydia Eves, groom. The Alfred Eves, groom's was a set the at o'clock Eunice mar belong bride was lady's cloth, was assisted cousin of the was assisted by of the bride. The present to the groomsman of gold cufi-links, and to bridesmaid a gold brooch. mn to groom cousin | Getting Off Cheap. One of Dann's illus- {trating the quickness of Irish wit, was that of the Frenchman and the Irish- man, when the horses took head and ran. "I would geeve five hundred chattered money," off it Canon staries, seat," \pe your "You 1 in a minute off zis Gaul. "Hush," ke the Irishman nothing the | said be Reaches The Bone. I'he value of a liniment largely | pends upon its penetrating {Smith's White Liniment the very bone. It seeks flammation congestion and re- it the circulation relieves almost at cure for rheumatism, all strains or Drug Store. de- qualities. penetrates to out all in- and moves Stimulates land by so doing The best neuralgia and at Wade's Police Court Brevities. There a very short the police court, this morning, there were only two on the docket. One drunk was fined $1 and costs, and another was discharged. I'he arrests were made by Constables Filson, Craig and Arniel. | once bruises. | 25¢., | of as was session cases "Three Swallows."' Sir John Power & Sons, "Three Swallows, Irish Whiskey, Famous for over a century, | Of highest standard of purity, | Distillers to His Majesty the King." | Fine Appi Shown. {for their game with Varsity, {team will also have to brighten |some for jas it will have to travel across | bridge to play, | es qui ifferons {for the Miext game, and { make a difference. {ans' | material to {without being defeated. | first-class wrestling | Coleman, | John E. THE SPORT. REVIEW QUEEN'S PREPARING FOR VARSITY. Game" Here Next Queen's II Play on R.M.C. Campus--Wrestler Yankee Rogers May Give Exhibition | Here. » Queen's will get down to practice | again to-day, and will work faithfully | here, on Saturday next. Some of the players | were out Monday afternoon, running | the stiffness out. None appeared to | be very sore, although some received | some rather hard bruises. The second up its next game with cadets, | the of ground uite a difference. The "'Indi- three new men they should Winning the two first games should put Queen's players in the right spirits, and they have the go through both series Saturday-- and change make have two or Wrestling Match Promised. Before long Kingston's sporting ele- ment may have a chance to witness a bout between the "Yankee" Rogers and an- from the states, to Rogers is a first class man. He stands six feet two inches and weighs 210 pounds. He has never had a bout here and is anxious to drop off about the first week in November, if things can be properly arranged. No doubt, Rogers would draw a large crowd here. celebrated other good man be chosen later. B. A. Hotel Arrivals. W. C. Thomp- W. Dawson, E. Wheaton, C. E. W. E L J. W, Nimmo, R. L. Brigh- A. Bar- Boyce, New- Sam. Myers, J. son, H. Stewart, A. Vandervoort, W. A. Tate, E. Loscombe, .J. J. . Peacock, Alfred Toronto, A. Staples, Geo. R. Peterson, Brown, frownlow, | J. N. tGroleau, Rice, Montreal; E. | ton; W. A. G. Hardy, George ragar, Belleville: F. A. ark, N.J.; W. H. Empey, Ottawa; W. H. Webb, Belfast, Ire; Rothwell and wife, Denver A. Webster, Lansdowne; S. and wife, J. T. McGrath and" Benson Mines, N.Y G H Watertown, N.Y.; G. F. Rut wife, Napanee; Dr. and Mrs. Morphy, Lachine; C. M. Cook, Cardi nal; A. W. Marsh, Niagara Falls; F. W, Dinnock, C. D. Wreyford, Toron- to; T. J. Nagle, Eric, Pa. Col.; Spain wife, Smith, tan and See To The Lists. Copies of the voters' lists should be had from the king's printer at once and compared with the lists in the hands of the mu #& ipal clerks and the lists as in the hands of the clerks of the peace, and all errors or omissions brought officially to the notice of the returning officer, and any omissions must be inserted by him, for there no such thing as a tendered ballot in the dominion election, and although the misspelling of a name does not "spoil" the vote, yet it creates great annoyance, and the voter. leaves in disgust without casting his ballot. No one can vote (except a few spec ially classed by section 11, dominion elections act) unless his name is on the list as furnished to the deputy returning officer through the returning officer, 18 Piles Cured In 6 To 14 Days. Pazo Ointment is ure any itching, ing or protruding piles in days or money refunded. guaran sed to blind, bleed- 6 to 14 50¢c. case of Another '"'Indian" Summ®6ned. Chief Wright to have rouble with his "Indians." nother member have roken his parole, to temptation. He has been served with a summans to appear in the police ourt on Wednesday morning. continues band of alleged to and yielded Heals Throat And Lungs. When Catarrhozone is inhaled it spreads through the breathing organs, carrying healing to the sore spots. An irritable throat cured in five min- utes, bronchitis soothes from the first breath. Nothing so certain for catarrh and colds. Catarrhozone brings new health to your throat, nose and lungs. Very pleasant and harmless. "I caught a severe cold which ) developed into catarrh, and finally settled on my lungs," writes A. Northrup, of Bedford. '"'Catarrh- ozone relieved quickly and cured me. I recommend Catarrhozone highly The complete outfit gives two months' treatment and is guaranteed to cure; price $1; sample Get Ca- tarrhozone from your druggist to-day. it size 25c. "Imitated By Many, Equaled By Few" our SHINES A DIAMOND You'll need a.diamond stud in your shirt if you wear one of our hats. You may travel far and wide before you succeed in finding a more stylish or better quality hat than our peerless 3 Some of the finest apples ever shown fon the market, were those brought in, | to-day, by Mr. Perry, of Hay Bay. The apples, of the Wolfe River varie- ty, averaged from fourteen to seven- teen ounces, and were regular "beau- ties." "Marshmallows" {sr toasting before | grate fi McConkny's are sold in | Kingston only at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. Phone 230. Pay gas and electric accounts be- fore the 20th and save ten per cent. | 8. "Piccadilly," the hat of perfection, price two-fifty. Makers of Fine Furs, Importers Of Fine Hats. Princess St. tive Striped Shaker Flannels, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12 1-2. yd. White Shaker Flannels, 8, 10, 121-2c and 15¢. yd. Plain Grey Shaker Flannels, 8, 10, 121-2c¢. yd. Pink and Blue Shaker Flannels, 8, 10, 12 1-2c. yd. Dark Plaid Shaker Flannels, 8, 10, 121-2, 15¢ yd. Flannelette for Waists, 10, 121-2, 15 and 20c yd. Good Quality Plaids for Children's Dresses, 10c yd. Cotton Eiderdown for Kimonas, 15, 18, 20c yd. A YOIGE FROM OTTAWA :PEAKS FOR THE RETURN OF EON. MR. HARTY To Represent One "of the "Seats of The Mighty"--Kingston Should Be Represented By a Man of His Type. Ottawa, Oct. 12.--(To the Editor) : As you are aware there is a Kingston Club in Ottawa, where there are quite a few Kingstonians. As one of them, I was more than pleased to read in your paper that Mr. Harty had con- sented to again be the candidate of the liberal party, and of the majority of the citizens of Kingston. Residing at the capital and having opportun®y of viewing parliament at close quarters, I can testify to the leading position occupied by King- ston's representative. It would bring to me a feeling of humiliation if my native city was represented in the high court of parliament by any one smaller than a first-class man. It is only once in a long time that 1 debate in the House of Commons is of first importance. The work in the committees, the views urged upon government, the exchange of opinion outside the house, and by correspon- | dence--in these and other ways a mem- | ber makes himself a potent factor in | government. I would venture to say ! that Mr. Harty knows what is going | § on, and what is going to happen bet- | ter than any other private member. Constant in attendance, alert and, vigilant, Mr. Harty knows his house "down to the ground." 1 could not imagine him being caught napping. Might well catch a weasel asleep. When large questians are looming up the government are bound to feel the pulse of public opinion, and, in mat- ters of constructive policy, they seek | the opinion and aid of those mem- bers in whose sagacity they have con- fidence. Of necessity the enquiry limited, but it is well known here tht one of the first of such members Mr. Harty. He known to have the wisdom born of great experience, and the good judgment of an astute busi- ness man. In other words he is gener- ally regarded as a man to take into account. For that reason, Harty is a national figure at Ottawa and Kingston, one of the "seats of the mighty," I repeat that it flatters my pride as an ardent Kingstonian to know that our historic and royal city will be fittingly répresented in parliament for at least another term. I might add, lest any should should think that the above was prompted by interest, that the writer is not in the employment of the gov ernment.--RIDEAU. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. as 18 18 is then, that Mr. one Productions Scheduled For This Week. If you enjoy clean melodrama, ful of thrills, realistic scenery, {of sensational scenes and |as well as a sprinkling laughter and heart interest, | should see Harry Sellers & new four-act drama, 'From to the Bowery," at Grand House, on Thursday, October Some of the scenes include, Square at night, showing the owl blinking on the New York Herald | building; Chinatown, the Bowery, in- | terior of a paper box factory, seeing automobile, and Fifth avenue. { The cast is a good one, including | New York's most unique character, {Chuck Connors, known far and wide |as "The Mayor of Chinatown." Two brim plenty situations, of tears, then you Co., inc., Broadway Opera 15th. Herald a sight- '""Babes In Toyland." It is a rare firivilege of the playgoer to welcome a real meritorious opera- tic. extravaganza, such the | brated New York and Chicago success, "Babes. in Tovland," the most pre | tentious musical offering on tour this | season, which comes to the Grand on | Saturday, October 17th, matinee and i night. The music is poser, Victor "talented as cele- gifted com- the book by librettist, Glen Mae- | Donough. The production with the original scenic, costume, stage-setting {and entire equipment, just as present- ed for a year and a half in New York land one year in Chicago to crowded houses, will be given here, under the personal stage direction of Julian g Mitchell, who produced "The Wizard of 02" and "It Happened in Nord- land," and other well-known successes. by that Herbert, He's A Live One. Toronto Star. Sir Richard Cartwright may be in the senate, but the way he speaks shows he's certainly in no trance. My friend, look here! You know how weak and nervous your wife is, and you know that Carter's Iron Pills will relieve her,' now why not, be fair | it and buy her a box ? said that the contractor for | city buildings' dome wants the time for completing the work extend- led till May 1st. YOUNG MAN Do you want to get a stylish and fashionable HAT? The proper thing Young Men's Wear ? One that does not look like your Grandfather's, but one that is neat, for natty and nice to wear among your friends. Try Our Natty $2.50 Hat WE HAVE THE NEWEST. ------ P. J. HUNT. 1 1 Sizes in Collars. Dress Bails Hate The Gall. 3 3 We wish particularly to call your attention to a special in Venetian sell Suiting that we will on WED- NESDAY. It 46 wide, strictly all Pure Wool, is inches colors, 4 Black, in perfect including Brown, Navy, shades), Greens, Reds, etc. A regular Dollar Cloth. Yours on Wednesday for 75¢ a Yard. Another line that is bound to win favor with the Ladies, bd P iti IP PIII IPE PPPOE DEO is a line of Chevron Suitings, 45 the wanted Good value, inches wide, in all shades. at 69c. a yard. For a Wednesday Snap { 50c a Yard. + Headquarters for the new- est Coats. SP od 5 Newman Shaw The Always Busy Store. 9 a 4 Sp &» + anaes > bobbed de Flowering Bulbs. Many people are afraid to buy Bulbs as they imagine they are difficult to grow. Such however is not the case. They are easily grown and require less care than the ordinary house plant. What is nicer than a pot of beautiful fragrant flowers in the house during the winter months and what can be more attractive than a nice bed of Tulips coming in- to bloom in early spring. Now is the time to plant bulbs to have for Christmas blooming. Come in and see our Dutch Bulbs and make a choice. Dr. A. P. Chown, "Phone, 343. 185 Princess St. 0000000 OONPOOOOOOOIOSS i ' CORRIGAN'S. Diamonds In Single, .Twin and 3- Stone Settings, first quali- ty stones, carefully sett to best advantage. The prices are as reasonable as is consistent, with the quality of our gems, SMITH BROS. Jewellers, Opticians. of Marriage Licenses. 350 King street. Issuers GSP EOPPE Shoe D dD {cents a pound, is a good tobacco. | pay eighty-five gents. McLeod's DENTIFRIGE Heals and hirdens the gums, sweetens and purifies the breath. It removes tartar and keeps the teeth sound and pearly. 15¢c Tube » With the partner of your of you have made a shopping. The wisest of us is likely get "'stung" once in awhile, and the perience might do you good. When Do get stung om a purchase it at least teach you nol to exper with unreliable stores| but to stie the ""tried and true.' We want your trade, but the only inducement we offer to get it is absolutely square dealing W.F. GOURDIER. AT THE BACK if either your to ex- you will iment to joys mistake in Of every basket and load of Our Coal is our name and reputation. It is Coal that will give you satisfaction in all sea- sons. P. WALSH, 55 Barrack stroe.. THE FRONTENAC LOAN AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY ESTABLISHED, 1863. President--Sir Richard Cartwright. Money issued on City and Farm Pro- perties. Municipal ang County Deben- tures. Morigaged purchased. Deposits received and interest allowed. OUR ROOSTER BRAND OF TOBACCO. Smoking and chewing, at forty-five Why Andrew Maclean, Ontario streets