THE MOST. DELICIOUS OF ALL BLENDJ.. So, bw ---- We frankly believe House in Canada to-day has a more complete showing of han those we are daily show- ing All the New Exclusive Features in Smart Shoes Are Here We Our Patrons the in showing The new goods. shall enjoy you need prices too are most Make us SHOW yourself to buy. Just drop YOU H. SUTHERLAND & BRO, The Home of Good Shoe Making. and let A friend to the whole Household aswell asto the Cook. 'OXO is a splendid health-preserver. In this changeable autumn weather it is Simply invaluable. When the system is weakened Ly colds and influenza, OXO0 quickly renews v t You should use it in t in the kitchen for makin Children bread and butter A teaspoonful of OXO to a cup of hot water makes a delicious, strengthening drink. as this as well as sauces and gravies. OX. Spread thinly on brown wakes a delicious sandwich. 1 ove + it m LAST WEEK We Close Oat Our Ready-to-Wear Department Saturday. PRICES BELOW COST. Crawford & Walsh. Sale of Sideboard: Buffety This Sideboard, with British | Plate Mirror Jurface, Oak Finish, only $15. » Same Sy $12.50 * 6 Quarter Oak . Chairs, with Leather Seat upholstered, only $16. | Extension Tables to match from | $7.50 to $10. Robt. J. Reid. 230 Princess Street. T elephorie 5 977. » Boards, with two | reeessecereeeses ceesenersesstessestessesess GRAPE. FRUIT ; Also another car of those delicious California Valencia Oranges R. H. Toye, 302 King St. Phone 141 GAVE GOOD 0. J] FORE LEAVING PICTON. A Bank Teller Given a Travelling Bag--Picton is Anxjous to Persons in Wellington. Picton, Oct 14.--W. 6G. McClellan, | manager of the Metropolitan Bank, transterred TO Brockville, will lomg re member the roval send-ofi Picton gave night he was the guest shoe banguet at the | All the prominent men of the town, with many from the! county, were there. Mr, lellan was | presented with a cabinet Yof "sterling | silver, worth $150. This was from | Pictonians. Rev. William Sheaier pro: | posed: the teast to "Our Guest," when the presentations was made by Porte. During six years' McClellan was decidedly popular. R. G. Ross, teller in the Bank Montreal, presente leather lam, Tuesday of honor at a Royal hotel. with a handsome travelling bag. Last night party was given in hie the Country Clubhouse. C, L. Cunningbam and family, moving from Ameliasbureh to Peta the "pre slay re- horo, have also come in for sentation spirit."" Their irionds gave them wu substantial purse of 'gold. November 5th is the date for voting on the park's act by-law question. The hoard of trade submitted a petition of 200, who want a park, desirous of having the by-law submiit- tech. The council held a special meet- ing, on Tueslay night, to settle on the date. 8. D. Crandatl was appoint. ed keeper of the dog pound. He will Over John Goodwin is the official who will cateh the dogs. His fer is twen ty-five cents per canine, captured. William Harvey, aged sixty-seven, living with his son-in-law, Frederick Lyons, in Wellington, was found dead in bed on Tuesday. Mr. Harvey had previously - been in very The deceased originally came from England. He farmed in South Marys- burgh, then on Big Island.' Coming to Picton make his home, he his wife, who died thee years dgo, kept a boarding house on Main street, Mr. Hervey was well-liked and much respected. He is survived by tw daughters, Mts. Frederick Lyons, Wel- ington, Mrs. H. Hubbs, Toronto, one son, William, believed to be Australia Following previous, Mrs. lington, died was born at five years ago Annie B. resident a baker, husband George eh wo an operation Alexander Tait, on Monday. Roblin's Mills, She was Picton until her husband, located in Weilington. A and three children survive Losee, Picton, is a brother, Loser. of Budget From Maberly. Maberly, Oct: ported an excellent crop. been sold in Perth for bushel. Mrs. M. away on Wednesday heen in failing was expected. She leaves son and a daughter. kind and loving mother loved "by all who knew her. It is re ported that a number of typhoid fe- ver are in Maberly. Mr and Mis. David Oliver are seriously all, as is also George Morrison, Ed- ward. Clark is the hospital ein Smith's Messrs oJ Ww. Howard | were carving special prizes on their Maberly fair: Mrs. J. gone to visit friends. at Burridge. Mrs. Laurie, Perth, is visiting at J. Buchanan's: Sunday' was missionary Sunday inthe Methodist ehureli- Next Sunday will be Children's Sanday the Anglican church. H. went to the Westport fair to-day. farmers are getting their com by Mr. Blair, of Bathurst Doctor Must Pay Damages. fl, Oct. Mrs. Carrie They fifteen Jackson morning. health and her a She a She was a and cases ir. in Falls with fever Walroth successful and in off cherse Morrow at i Bloomington, exciting trial, this city, damages against Dr. E. Mammen. that the surgeon left sponge in hor abdomen aifer an oper- ation. la a previous trial she granted $1,600 of asserted Bev. A, for missions: York. Simpson raised $61, 00¢ New at one service In A BANKER HONORED BE. Have a Parki--Death of Several | Mayor | residence My, | of ! transferred to Stirling, was | black | al honor at and are | get fifty cents for every dog tmpound- | good healih. | and and in five days Wel- Deceased thirty- Her maiden pamo was a onetime 13. --Potatoes are: re- have cents passed had death a husband, much Robinson the has Buchanan The cut 14. --Aller an A. Smith, has been awarded $2,400 She a was | SETTLED $5,600,000 DEBTS. Rise From Disaster aster Furnishes Ex- _ Sraordinary Story. New © York; Oct Molt. pegquires: more Brains to make a second fortune than it goes a first," Charlo: W. Morse was quoted: as saving a few months ago, when the doors of the Tombs prison, where he had been confined for many months, swung open under wm | order om the ra court and he (was allowed to take his way once {more back to Wall street to ta kle the | {job of getting back the fortune he had lost. {Over his head there hung thep and still hangs the sentence of fifteen yeans | imprisonment in the federal peaitenti- [ary in connection with hix conviction of misapplying the funds of the Na- tional bank of North America. Mr Morse row sms fairly on his way to | financial power and affluence. This | was shown the other day when he was {elected president of the Hudson Navi which controls the Hudson river, nd with some of his friends quietly 'acquired the Metropolitan Steamship line, o The rise of Morse from defeat Y aud disaster. to a position of powee in the market places: where he was Jad low furnishes one of the most pxtraordin- ary stories that Wall stree¥ has | known. How great has been the task confronting the. former ice' king : in building up a second fortone aay: be gathered from the fact that 'the "finan cial storm which broke over his head | in" the panic of 1907 stripped im of a Hortune consevatively estimated . at [822,000,000 and left him with $7,000 - {000 of debts to face. Mr. Morse, just before the panic, while not a financial potentate of the first mag¥itude, belonged to a group of men whose fortunes and connections entitle them io. be called financial pow- He controlled with his friends a chain of banks with deposits' amount- ing to $200,000.000 or more; a steam- ship trust which he had formed some After the storm had wip- and leit him with those $7,000,000 of debts, the courts came. along and said that Mr. Morse must serve fifteen years in prison, to wipe out a little debt he owed to the community for doing the things he had done in his bank. When they put Morse his conviction just a vear ago, his brain began to he busy devising ways of paying hi: debts and getting a sec- ond dgrtune. He left to his lawyers the job of getting him out. The plans for recouping his fortune which Mr. Morse conceived while he looked through the bars of a cell soon began to materialize. First there was incorporated in Maine. Morse's old state, the Morse Security company. with a capital of %10.000,000. That gation company, lines on the » ors, years prior. «d out his fortune in a cell after Cover any floor with any of the ten tquisitg shades of wear-proof Floorglaze Enamel, and dust will be no bane in that room. A gallon does for 500 square feet. Dries hafd over night. Any amateur can apply it right. Here is a finish that makes a floor one sheer sheet of dust-proof, sanitary beauty. And the cost is a mere detail. "Neither water nor weather will affect Fidorglase, . ~which makes it ideal for outdoor floors as well as for indoor rooms. You never knew a floor-finish like it for real value. Your \dealer certainly ought to have it. If he hasn't, we will see vou supplied if you say so. You would find our Free Book interefiting reading. May we send you ome? Ask ona postcard. We also make Elastilite Varnish for inside and outside use, Granitine Floor Fin. ish for natural wood floors, Orolite Oil Finish for interior use. Hollywood Paints. 208 Imperial Varnish & Color Co., Limited, Toronto, Ontario Recommended and sold by W. A. Mitchell and H. W. Marshall, Kingston Dr J.Collis Browne's THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE, The Most Valuable Medicine ever discovered. The best known Remedy for CouGHS, CoLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. Acts. like a charm in DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY & CHOLERA. Effectually cols short all attacks of SPASMS, Checks and arrests those too ofiea fatal diseases~ FEVER, CROUP aad AGUE. : The osly pallistive in NEURALGIA, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, Chiloradyne i is a liguid taken in drops. graduated according to the malady. It invariably rlieves pain of whatever kind ; creabes a calm refreshing sleep ; allays irritation of the nervous system when all other remedies fail: Peevecs ne baa effects: and can be taken when #io other medicine can be tolerated. INGIST ON HAVING CONVINCING COLLIS BROWNE'S MEDICAL TESTIMONY CHLORODYNE, WITH EACH BOTTLE: Sold by all Chemists. Prices in England : UH, 2/9, 4/6 Sole Maacfacturers: J. T. DAVENPORT, The immense success of this Remady has given rise to maay imitations. N.B.--Every bottle of Geavise Chlorodyne bears on the stamp the name was Morse's little plan for paying the creditors of Ns bank, whose ungunted to $7,000,000. This pric ally been. consummated. . next thing that Wall Morse and some of, street knew, his friends 1 had formed the Assets Realization company. This was to pay off other debts Mr. Morse owed The company, under Mr. Morse's personal direction since he got ont of the fombs, has taken over a lot of the old Morse recurities 'which had been hypo- thecated and has issued its own obli- gations against them. Me anwhile, Mr Morse has been working these old securities, helped rising market. In fact, has been kind to him since building some more than doubled their It was announved nly vosterday by Mr. Morse that he had paid off about 5.600.000 of his 87,000,000 indebted ness, of, his trouble on out by Wall street he began the a re so that SO value FREE PILE CURE Sent to Demonstrate the Merits 'of Pyramid Pile Cure. What It Has Done For Othets, Can Do For You. We have testimonials by | dreqe showing all « stages, jlegre ees of piles which have by, Pyramid Pile Cure { I you could read these the hun- kinds and been cured unsolicited letters you would no doubt go to the nearest drug store and buy a hox of Pyramid Pile Cure at once, price fifty cents We do not { Send us your {we will mail free We know what will do. In many piles without further proves its value, to fram vour drug | This is fair, jout free day ask vou to do this. name and address and send vou a trial package by the trial package cases it has cured treatment. If it vou order more Bik a box. Simply and mail ggs at 1S it not ¥ coupon below 1 Pa It fill | Church. Chatham, Oni., Oct. 13~Rev. J. R." Battisby, for thrty:iwa yo the pastor of, St. Andrew's church, in this city, has resigned his pastorate, and it has been accepted by the con gregation. ham presbytery the resignation also accepted. Dr, Battisby is ing through continued ill-health. . Dr Rattishy served hi: whole life in the one pastorate, and it was ducing his term of office that the present church structure was built. Det ars resign- A Sudden Death. Melville, +Oct. 11.--A very sudden death ocgured last night when ho- hert oi expired. He without *a moment's warning. had - attended his church in the morning and retired usual health. Dr. Thornton moned and he said death was due heart | failure. Deceased 'was sixty cight vears of age and a steady, faith- ful farmer. His pew was seldom va- cant in church and he will be greatly missed. He leaves - a wife and isons, also five brothers and {sisters. One son, Walter, {goed pesition in Léthinedge, land Frederick, on the homestead He in three i= Alta x FREE PACKAGE COUPON, Fill out the blank lines balow with your pame and address, cut out coubon and mail to the PYRAMID PRUG COMPANY, 190 Pyramid Bldg Marshall, Mich. A trial package of the great Pyramid Pile Cure will then be seAit vou at once by wail EE, in plain wrapper Name Street City {funeral sérviee takes place in {church Wednesday at tem o'clock. In- {torment will be made in Hillier geome tery. : ------------ it is believed in mining circles that the freducing the Temiskaming | railway by royalties and Northern Ontario and the several Cobalt mines. And every shaund woman is for a fime, tha off | \ | claims has | | who had remained by him in the davs | : i urities have CHATHAM MINISTER RESIGNS: | Had Been For 22 Years Pastor eof | was called | ROTVICeS his | was sam- | to | two , holding a. The § Melville | ithe Ontario government contemplates | paid to the | Ontano government proud of her | Wholesale Agents, Lyman Bros. & Co. Limited. Toronto. | ARCRICAON 0 LINEN 1 ASI BR SOREN DED | Fresh from our sunlit bakery.' Crisp, delicious, nutritious. Try it for breakfast with milk or cream, salt to taste. ! | ['s I Bega] The name At a moeting of the Chat- | was | Stands for all that is best in REFINED SUGAR. All first class grocers keep it. Manuacred by Th Cada Suga Reig Cn. Lid MONTREAL Que = The "CEETEE" Trade Mark on un- CEETEE Sr UNDERWEAR . assurance of quality --means absolute comfort to the wearer. In all sizes for men, women and chuldren----évery garment guaranteed. Ask yowr dealer to show you "CEETEE." THE C. TURNBULL CO. OF GALT, Limited, GALT, ONT. Manufacturere--Established 1859 A i 1 t ty at all present pen our hat you he Nera might ke to buy. oor onan that 3 bout them 800 La Brick Dwell 5 Sort parlor, ng: (well na: Ne bargain. Nice Cottage. acres of choice land, well fenced Pa hd Row of 7 Belekss pay 10 per 'cent. met Full particulars, ot D. A. Cays 57. Brock Sf. Gasoline 6c. A GALLON Put in Your Tank at Our Dock. Garage Repairs to Auutomobiles and Marine Engines promptly attended Selby & Youlden, Ltd. Ontario St. Has stoves to sell, but mobody can give that value that we can. § We have all kinds, cheap for cash. | We have all kinds of House Fur- nishings, from the lowest grades . to the most beautiful Antique . Furniture. Don't fail to come and see our ! stock before you buy elsewhere. L. to] sses * Qor: Princess and Chatham Sts., * . Kingston, Ont. 9 beds B. Ou For Pickling We can supply' yon with strictly Pure Spices Whole or ground, also Pure Vinegar; . D. COUPER, Dealer in Pure Food Groceries: "Phone, 76. 841-8 Princess Sty > PROMPT DELIVERY: 20 EE A000 20 54404 4 « KINGSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE 4 (LIMITED) 3 4 HEAD OF QUEEN STREET. 4 'Highest Education at Lowest Cost" 3 3 nenty-Sixth year. Fan Term begins 80th; Cou n DS ius, A240 4. "4 "4 "4 4 4 Shorthand, Tele- 4 graphy, Sivil Setvive and English. 4 Our the Dest posi- tions. thin "a a short time over sixty secured positions with one of the largest oS Teliway corpora <4 tions in San y time: oan or write « "4 4 tor IntOr mation, ¥F. MET- ALFE, Principal: 4 << Terres eeree verve TTS Asphalt Roofing Gravel and Sand Surfaced P. Walsh, Barrack St., Kingston S VIII ITIIIIIEYY THE FRONTENAC LOANAND INVESTMENT SOCIETY STABLISHED, 1863. Ee ir Richard C Deposits ht, T. J. LOCKHART Real Estate and Insurance Money to Loan. ; Office; 159 Wellington 8t;, King M. P. KEYS Antiseptic Barber Shop Shavin rior, Service. or et 336 KING STREET Next Door to Wade's Drug Store; The San This Made P ) for. SATURDAY Give us MYERS', 60 Brock St. hi Hair Mnesing ad Three Chair. uick onage solicited. ho Season. Myers' Home and Blood Pudd a call A. "Phone, Wy