"ITLL WE MAKE TO ORDER m, No, Hudson Seal, Fur-Lined, 0. . - . Inspection invited, Esti- mates given. Come and see us. No obligation to buy. JOHN McKAY 149-155 BROCK ST. THE FUR HOUSE. | JAP-A-LAG | , Gives new life and lustre to old Tables, Chairs, Furniture and Picture Frames. It is the Ideal finish for floors, interior wood- work, bath rooms, sash and sills. Thirteea Colors, 100 Different tes, 90. pi nt can. All the best and mostwidely ad- vertised goods are always to be found at this store and at to please every purse. prices W. A. Mitchell' Hardware Es Kingston. The First This Season. Myers' Home- Made Pork Sausage and Blood Pud . for SATURDAY. Give us a call. H. J. MYERS', 60 Brock St., 'Phone, 570. W-------- It is a great pleasure to us to have our cus- . toni rs say: "You cer- tain'y have the linest collection of Suits and Coats in Kingston. No trouble in making a selection from these large and varied stocks." SUITS -- Over 200 distinct designs. Prices $14.50 to $35. - COATS -- Over 800 to select from $7.00 to $27.50. |22 Lone | there is Ze 21 YEARS | Skowhegan, Maine.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dickey, of Canaan, antounce the birth of a daughter, their twenty second child in twenty-seven ai Mrs, Dickey was when fourteen years of age and Mr, Dickev was only a few years her senior. Of the twenty-two children, not one has ever suflered fram a serious illness. Here i3 hedlth and strength and bodily vigor personified. Tlie parents are well-=1herefoite there have been no weak, puny, peevish childre: The health of the child dep k much on the health of the parents, Thus, the necessity of expectant mothers especially paying great attention to ir general health. During these tring times, a "Pruit- a-tives" tablet before meals and at bedtime will regulate the bowels and kidneys, keep the stomach sweet, sharpen the appetite, assist digestion, strengthen the vital organs and invigorate the entire system. *'Fruit-a-tives' are sold by all dealers --50¢. & box, 6 for $2.50, or trial box, 25¢. -- or direct from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. an rs SELECTING Nothing "good taste' quite so much as in the correct selecting of a gift for the pro- spective bride. Whether it be shows Jewelery . or Silverware " have made it a part of our business to have an"-intelligent staff to relieve you of the worry in knowing what to choose. . AAA NEN NNN Does fit Doesn't Pen- Angle Underwear has the soft e warm feel the skin enjoys. Doesn't itch. wae Nex Made for men, wo- folks, variety of styles, prided, men and dittle in a fabrics and 'Weauthorize every dealerin Pen- Angle Underwear to replace, at cur cost, any gaument faulty in: material or making, The Underwear That Gives Satisfaction We carry every style in every size. For Men, Women and Children Vests, Drawers and Combinations. Prices the lowest in: Kings- ton. SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL-WOOL BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS ee A R. WALDRON 'out available spot, I LOVELY WEDDING = THE STIRI The Service in St. George's * Was Conducted By the Dean of On- tario-- Wedding Breakiast and 'Reception Afterwdrés. At a quartet to the hour the in St. George's cathedral, on day morning, pealed out the march from "Lohengrin" and nuptial music, but as the clock struck elevin the surpliced choir and clergy entered, in process singing al a A Le stare of ichiel ai , 'Star : Morning so Glacioutht 4 Bion or words of prayer for "protec a all times of the angelic nossengers,' and the joyous music set to it, seem- ing very Btting for the i i was about entered the stalls the bridal compan came in the church door, the - | maids. Milks Elsie Ponse anid Miss Nora bride, Gordon, two cousins i ; leading, followed 'by Miss Madelon Carter as maid of honor. Then came the bride, Miss" Frances Constance Hora, leaning on the arm of her fath- er, Arthur Hora. beautiful this morning. The high altar was a mass of flowers, branches of gladioli being beneath the eross and coming from behind it. The altar rails and choir stalls were. covered with vines, and asters with beautiful dahlias, palms and ferns in every and . here and there bunches of Michaelmas daisies to greet the Michaelmas bride. A rope ol asters ran along the far edges of the {| pews where the guests were seated, and these floral garlands wee taken down and twifled about the eab which carried the young busband and his wife back to the wedding feast. It was a pretty thought, and many ave the hopes that the bride's path may be ever flower-garlanded in a figura tive sense. The service was full choral, the ex- | hortation being read by Canon Starr, | Dean Bidwell following, and when the ll | solemn Lath joined together let no man put words, "Thost whom God asunder,"' were spoken, the dean bound his stole about their joined hands. The hymn, "0 Perfect Love" was subg when the bride and groom were at the altar, all kneeling, aud Canon Starr said the closing pert ai the service, the dean giving the ad dress. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin duchess, with loug, sweeping train, over the bodice being a corseled of pearls, bands of pearis passing over the shoulders. The veil of tulle was caught with a _coronct of orange blos- soms, and fol over the winsome fged, and about the slender figure. Her boucuet was of - lilies of the valley, in- let of gold, set with pearls and the monds, which had belonged to groom's mother. The bridesmaids had charming frocks, of pale pink satin, with Zounve jack- ets of silver and pearls, and wore mushroom hats of pink chiffon and Jace, tied in the most becoming way, with full . strings of the chiffon. Mies Madelon Carter's frock was made af- ter the same prejty fashion as were thote worn byAhe bridesmaids, only she chose pale blue, and her jacket was of gold.) Her hat matched in shape the - bridesmaids, awd in color het dress. The groom, Robert Halloway Wad- dell, now of the Crown Bank, Ottawa, 18 a Kingstonian by birth, "and a great favorite, as were his father and mother before him. The best man was _the bride's brother, Hansard Hord, and to him the groom: gave a walking stiok, with silver band. His g'its "to the bridesmaids were gold safety (ihe with wish-bone in pearls, and to the . ushers, P..G. C. Camp- bell, B. Dalton, James Richardson and Frederick McParland, he gave stick- pins set with star and crescent of pearls: Among the many lovely gowns were noticed . the following : Miss Hora, the bride's aunt, a whose home the wedding breakfast was partaken of, green silk, with trimmings of jet, hat of green and roses. Mrs. C. Cartwright, another of the bride, maize satin, black hat and plumes. Miss Bessie Clark, St one of the house party, white gerie dress, with black hat. Mrs. Waddell set off for Scotland, the home of the groom's people, in a tailored suitgof taupe, relieved by a faint stripe in the material; and trim- med with jet buttoms. Her hat was a perfect match and most becoming. The weather was perfect, glorious sunshine and come down to t brighten ii for tho service, then a Jjow dreps of rain when the guests were safely housed for the | fast, which only served to enhance the sunshine which broke out in time for the drive to the station. There were some very good speeches at the broakiast, and the speakers told the bride, who has been belqved by young and old, how much sho will be missed. Her sweet voice and her gracious manner have been bright gpots in Kingston's daily life, and the old city feels very grieved over losing her. Mr. W Il has been, since a lad, identified with yachting and all soris of sports, and his comrades are con gratulating him and fclicitaling his bride with much enthusiasm, to-day, and wishing both bou voyage and a happy, sale roturn. The list of invited guests is as for lows : The Bishop of Ontario and Mrs, Lennox Mills, the Dean of Ontario and Mre, E. J. Bidwell, Canon Starr and Mrs. Ladd, Sir Richgrd and Lady Jartwright, Dr. and Mrs. C. Cart avight, Napanee; Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cartwright, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cart wright, Ottawa; Colonel and M:s. W. aunt with Catharines, lin- R: Colonel and Mrs. T. D. Grace Hemming, Frank Stange, Mrs. F. D. Lafferty, Quebec; Mr, and . B. Penge, the Misses Mrs. Edwagd J Pense, Mr. dnd Mrs. J. Pense, Mr. and and Mrs. R- FE. Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Rent. the Misses Kent, W. Kent, Pros Woduee. 11: bridal | the Fewst of St | Never has the cathedral looked 61) for a wedding as it looked |) ! Hammond, | Shannon; i skin diseases is at your di and her ornament was a slender brace | jet to matel, and bouquet of crimson t yg ar for the bride to! church in, and to | 1. Gordon, Tae Misses Gordon, Colonel | Hemming, Miss afier the noon Mrs, Ottawa; Major and residing in a lonely: part of the coun- tin, Mrs. James on, Mr. Walter Macnee, M>. and Mrs. a As choir | Dr Parland, ' Mrs. R. C. Gauter, | v ter, Mra Arthur Flower March, Mies Cartie Waldron, William Waldron, Miss Mabel Gildercloswe, Ernost Gilder- slogve, the Misses Calla , Mies Mabel Dalton, the Messrs. Dalton, Miss Nan Paterson, Miss Lois A Thomas Saunders, Fernie, B.C.: Miws Marion , Miss Frances Sullivan, the Misses Smythe, George Smythe, Miss Bentrion Tandy, Miss Constance Tandy, the Misses Cottle, Miss Letitia Moore, Miss Irene Swift," Miss Milly Ferris, Fdward Ferris, Miss Bessig Clark, St. Catbarines, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Maegillivray, Miss Kathleam Saunders, Miss Mil- dred Jowds, Major = Bruce Car- ruthers, Messrs. H. Boak, Vietor Anderson, W. F. Nivkle, E. F. . 8. Dawson, Charles Willis, Frederick Toronto; Charles G. Erncét Stange, Sperling: Stanley Cunningham, Judge ton, Professor P. G. C. Campbell. Captain Edouard Panet, J. M. Farrell and W. H. Craig. CITY AND VICINITY. o ns A Great Discovery. A positive cure for eczema and all l. No| charse for explanation. 1} Rideau strect, Joseph Parachs. The Only House In Kingston. The only house in Kingston privil- egr¢d 16 show the cclebrated Biograph Selig, Kalem and Essamay pictures is the Bijou. Great Crowd At Crumley's. The dry goods store of Crumley Pros., was besieged by hundreds of of dry goods at slau prices was decidedly popular with the women who dearly love a bargain sale. Shortly after the re-opening, at nine o'clock, the doors had to be closed on account of the big crowd inside. The first day of the sale was a great suc- CO8S, . casion of its reopening, The big sale 2 The Folly Of Neglect. If vou have the slightest symptoms of kidney disease take no chances. Neglect invariably brings on Bright's disease, lumbago, rheumatism, etc. |Peck's Kxiney Pills ave nature's time- ly' remedy for all kiduey and bladder {troubles. In boxes, , abd. 'MéLeod's drug 'store, corner King and Brock streets (Wade's old stand) and corner Princess and Montreal streets. Money back if not satisfactory. Dangerous Tree Trimming. "A Resident" writes the Whig, call- ing attention to the dangerous way in which . trees are trimmed on the {streets. On Tuesday afternoon a lad- der used by a trimmer on Montreal street, fell, and just grazed his wife's back. Recently two little girls, he says, had a narrow escape from being | struck by branches being 4 ree at the corner of Earl and Wel lington streets. The writer thinks a little more care should be exercised by the tree trimmers. cit of a Died Suddenly At Duluth. The Duluth Evening Herald records the death on Thursday, S 2rd, of Mrs. Power, wifo of W. J. Power, goneral freight agent of the Great Northern road, in Duluth. She was af ntly in the best of health until ednesday afternoon, when she complained of being ill. The body was sent to New York for intcrment. Rail- way mén of Duluth sent a number, of floral offerings. Mr. Power, who has botm so suddenly bereaved, is a native of Kingston, a son of the late Thom- as Power, deputy inland revenue in- speector. iE o ii buyers carly this morning, on the oc-| £ IE Your mother had all the carve of you, when yod were a child, unable to take care of yoursell, and the last thing you should ever think of should be to raise a hand against her. 1 hope that you will remember this in the future. | will remand you for a week. I will give you your liber ty but I wall expect you to find work." But 1 did try to get work," said Stinson. "But I will give you a week to find it now," said the court. "Appear here again on Wednesday next.' George Seguin was registered as a drunk but he denied the charge very strongly. He said he was simply walking along the railway tracks, looking out for a steamer, when a pov ceman gathered him in, The magistrate said that he would have the police constable's side of Yhe story, and it was to the effect that Segiin was in "slumberland" at Folger's wharf. Seguin protested that he only had two drinks, and was not drunk. He was fined $1 sand costs; or tén days. "Recreation rye' was on the label of a bott'e found in Joseph Power's pocket. He was fined 81 and costs for being drunk, and then faced an- other charge as he is on the "prohi- bited list." Before ne wae placed in the box to tell where he had been served with the liquor the magistrate told him thet he had pewer to send him to prison for three months without the option of a fine if not satisfied that he was telling a correct story, The accused told the magistrate that he had .been served with liquor at a local liquor store, and he was remanded a day. PERSONAL MENTION, Movenenits Of The People--What 'They Are Saying And Doing. 'Hugh Young, student at Queen's, arrived in the city, to-day. James Donoghue, of Pembroke, tuned, to-day, to attend Queen's. Frederick Jenkin, Princess street, is spending a few days in Picton, Percy Clyde has gone to Tweed for a few days, the guest of Miss Annie Benson. % Mrs. Taylor, of Kingston, is visit- ing Mr. and Mrs."™Stanley Williams, i Road, Picton: A. E. Rea, of the big dry-goods store of A. E. Rea & Co., Ottawa, was re- B.lin the city on husinees. Abraham Shaw's arm is healing nicely. He suffered an oblique break but it is now knitting well. C. B. Frahck, Williamsville, left for Picton, to-day, to attend the funeral of his uncle, the late G. C. Currie. Goodeve, who plaved outside wing for last year's Roval Military College team, is on the MeGill College team. Miss Susie Parrott has returned to Kingston after spending the last six weeks with Mrs. Harvey Denyes, Odes- sa. Mr. and 'Mrs. J. BR. Johnston and family, and Herbert Dick, Kingston, fspent Sunday with Harvey Denyes, Odessa. o Misses Strange, Fowler. Whitehead, Forguson and Fraser, of I ingston, are aliending the King's Diu ghters' con- vention in Genanoque, R. A. Sands, Watertown, N.Y., who served gt Cornwall with the 14th P. W. 0. Rifles, is expecting a grant of 320 aecrés in the North-West in re leognition of his services. He believes he will draw a prize in the rapidly developing west. . D. J. Evans leit on Tuesday after- noon for Watertown to accompany the Mystic Shriners of Media Templo-who are goimg to Syracuse, N.Y., on a spicial train for the purpose of holding a hiige clam pionic on the shbres of Lake Onondaga, on Wednceday. Bijou's Big Programme. NEW TRIAL GRANTED. Court of Kppeal Acceded to Request. Special to the Whig. loronto, Sept. 205-Waller Blythe, the wife muxderer, whose cxeeution was sot for Friday next, was, this motning, grantca a pew trial by t court of appeal. His lawyer, T.. CE Hobinctie, had suceceded on two occa- sic in having repricve granted in this case. the ® Died In Hospital. Woodstock, Ont, Sept. 29. --~Frwell McNeill, the young clerk im the Trad- ers' Bank, at Embro; who, last Thurs- day, accidentally shot himsell in his {room, above thé hank, died, this mora- fing, in Woodstoek hospital. He wild | seventeen years old. $ He Took His Life. Petrrhoro, Ont., Sept. 29. --Shortly d day meal, yesterday, i Wesley Douglas, twenty-five years old, jtry near Westwood, chased his mother and brothers out of the house, barred the doors, went upstairs, and commit tod ~~ suicide by shooting himself through the head, I he | ~ A comedy which will make every- body laugh is on at the Bijou to-day and to-morrow. It is the story of a married man who wanted to, show 'the bacheler what a happy home he had. But what is one man's meat is | anothei"s Jakson and the experiences that bachel went through in the happy home were enough to con vince any man that marriage is a failure, There is also a beautiful drama, and at. the same time an ex- citing one, entitled "The Burglar and the = Rose," in -which the scenes ure laid in Italy and the scenery and act- ing are very fine. There are also $wo other comedies, "A False Alarm' and "Wining a Dioner." J. Douglas Banikier appears in illustrated songs. The programme is a {ne one. | ---------------- Special Convocation. There will be a special convdbation; at Queen's University, on Wednesday next, October 6th, when addrosses will be delivered by Hom. 1. €. Fraser, licutenant-governor of Nova Seotia (who is likely to veceive a degree), i. W. Ress, Toronto, and Rev. Dr. Gordon, Witinipeg. Coe's Golden Drop Plums. Also a few baskets of Lombards for Thursday motning at Carnoveky's, found a number of Wea ves as well as plain cloths in the nost popular shades for fall and a and through list of other destans ¥o the Dest $30 Buss in asin Dress Goods At 50e and 75c a yard our Dress Goods presents a selection of New Falland Win- ter Materials and Colors unsurpassed in Kingston. ml At $1 and $1.25 we have many novelties that will prove interesting, including the Royal Duchesse Saiting, a smooth, satin- finished Venetian Cloth, correct weight for fall and in fashionable shades ~~ -/ FO OREO RO ROT CHO v ~~ a ». ! Men's Fine Merino | Undershirts. Special 50c. Just what many men are looking for, a light weight Merino Undershirt or Drawers for present wear, not too warm for mid-day and snugly warm for chilly nights and mornings. 50c Each. OREO ROR ORR ROROROAORORCROH Race Suicide clerked in a Quebec shoe store, when the received from a worthy inhabitant. , who early following order » was @ "Monsieur --Please put some shoe on my lestle family {ike 1 @ dis, and send by Sam Jamison, de carrier. One man, Jean St, Jean, 39 year, me ; St. Jean, 38 year, she ; Hermedos and Lenore, 19 year; , 18 year ; Celena, 17 year; Narcisse, Octavia 3 Philims, 16 ; Batiste, 15 ; Celeste, 14 ; Phillipa, 13 ; Emile and George, 12 ; Babette, 11 ; Madore, 10 ; Pierre, 9 ; Eegens, we lose him ; Paul, 7; Alphonse, 6; Gaston, 5; Armand 4; Maurice, 3 ; Edward, 2; Muriel, 1 year ; Hilare, he go bare. How much ? g i one woman, S foot. 'Jean St. Jean's family is large and of man: ages, but The Locket Shoe Store is capable of shoeing them "the best guality and at low Prices. Good Shoes for Children with shoes of -- AT nS THE LOCKETT | SHOE STORES L