® PACE TWO. The best thing you can do for.yodr throat is to use THE CANDY CURE It's a real insurance Te Spe wd and yollow Five Cents.'y get when you buy PATERSON'S ®r COUGH DROPS The Candy Cure Made by Paterson of Brantford Furniture, | Carpets and Curtains yw omors SOMERSAULSAC seepons- ves FYE GREATEST WOUSENOLD INVENTION OF TwE AGE Cina Fre. nl Every day sees something new on our floors. Specials number of = of throat-health you { 'zens, and it is hoped that the meet- HUMANE SOCIETY WORK CANADIAN SECRETARY TO . VISIT KINGSTON And Speak on 'Sunday and Mon- day--He Will Be Present at the Local Hdmane Society's Annual Méeting Monday Evening. Rev. P. C. Laverton Harris, general secretary "of the Dominion !ederation of Humane Societies, will be io Ling- ston during Sunday and Monday, and will address the annual meeting of the Humane Society here, which has been postponed for some time in or- der to secure his presence. As Mr. Harris has been a worker in bgth the Children's Aid and the Ilumase So- ciety for prevention of cruelty to ani mals, his address is sure to be in- teresting to a large number of citi- on ing on Monday evening will be a large' one. ¢Mr. Harris will explain the new de- parture which has been recently made in forming a federation of the hu- mane societies of the 'dominion, which | will, it vs hoped, greatly strengthen all + these societies, and, in time, secure uniform legislation for our dominion | REV. x C. LAVERTON HARKS, Suites)<the last of a pat- These we have decid to clear out at greatly reduced prices. If you want a choice do. not gde- lay. (DO IT NOW.) Axminster Carpets, Wiltons, Brussels, Balmoral and Tapestry. Everything new and up-to-date tern. las the selfishness of both children and 7. F. Harrison Co. (The Store That Improves.) | | SPECIAL CARPET SALE Wiltoms, Axminsters Velvets, in lengths from to 50 yards, some borders to matoh. and 15 with Regralar Price, $2.00. Sale Price, $1.25. Regular Price, $1.85. Sale Price, $1.00, Sale Price, 90c. ular Price. $1.50. Szle Price, 75c. Regular Price, $1.25. Sale Price, Re 65c¢. All Sales for Cash." | 'R. McFAUL Kingston Carpet Warehouse. CNC, - Builders and Contractors Wse Sashwgights: wade in King- don WtF % roye's or large quantities. it Foundry. Special prices f od CEERI SOLD The property advertised in paper i§ sold. Of SHANK SAAR HAHAHAHA HAHAH yesterday's ad Here's Another $1600 Detached Brick Dwelling, 7 rooms, bath and closet, barn, $500 cash and balance, $15 per month, including inter- est 6 pe: cent., with prive- of paying any larger on the estate at any FEF HEF lege sum time. SAAN A SAHARA 1 i This location. is in more Centra McCann, § Brock Cor. King St. 'Phone, 326 or £21. OPEN SATURDAY EVEN- ING, III HH HAAN HH } | FHFHF this respect, which is greatly need- | He will also speak of Band of, work and its importance in; training children in kindness and consideration for the lower ani- mals, which often have much to suf- for from the thoughtlessness, as well in ed. Mercy adults. The Kingston Humane So- ciety has done good work here in preventing needless suffering, and a re- port of its recent work will be pre- sented at the annual meeting on Mon- day evening. Mr. Harris will also preach in Brock street Methodist church 'on Sunday morning, and in Chalmers church on Sunday evening on the social aspect of Christian life, especially in regard to the helpless and neglected. Of Interest To The Public. The two through trains on tho Grand Trunk Railway System be-| twoen Montreal and Toronto leaving Montreal at 9.45 a. m., and rcaching | Toronte at 9.45 p. m., and leaving Toronto at 7.15 a.m., arriving Mon- treal at 7.20 p.m., are trains that re- lieve. the limited axpresses gnd do the local business between these two cities, and up to date have only carried first | ' and second class coaches, but with the idea of the improvement of the service it has becn decided that parlor buffet lcars will be added to these trains, commencing Monday, November Ist. These parlor buffet cars are built in the Montreal shops; and: are models of elegance and conifort. In addition to meals ana refroshments being served, they are equipped with a library, and have-eofficient and courteous atlend- ants. B. A. Hotel Ar-ivals. J. B. Cann, New York; Wm. Smart, Montrealy BR. Rutledge, E. B. Walker, John ~M: Bogart, Belleville; C. Arthur Ferroux, Jas. Gallagher, P. J. McCallum, Montreal; F. W. Bren. ton, Belleville; W. A. Ward, Montreal; R. KE. Halliday, Toronto: T. Russell, Toronto; ® The Filling of the Pulpits To- Morrow. nal church--11 a.m; 7 p.m., Rev. Prof. First Congregatio Rev. William Craig; Alexander Laird Convocation Hall, Queen's College-- Service at 3 p.m. Preacher, Rev. 8S. Cleaver, Metropolitan church, Toron- to. All students are earnestly invited to attend. ' Bethel Congregational church, corner Johnson and Division streets--Services at 11 am. and 7 p.m. Pastor, C. Stevens, formerly of London, Eng- land, will conduct both services. Seats afl free. Visitors welcome. 4 First Baptist ehurch--Rev. Douglas Laing, pastor, at both services. 11 a.m., "Gods Treasury for Man's Need': 7 p.m., an evaugelistic service. Bible school, 2.45 p.m. Strangers and students ever welcome td all the ser- vices. Cooke's Presbyterian church, Brock sareet--The pastor, Rev. W. S. Mac- Tavish, Ph.D., will preach at both ser- vices. Sunday school and Bible class- es, 3 p.m; young people's meeting, 8:15 p.m. Students and others will be courteously welcomed at all ser vices. First Church of Christ, Scientist-- Sunday morning, 11 o'clock, subject, "Mortals and Immortals." Wednesday evening, testimonial meeting, 8 o'clotk. Free public reading room, every after- noon, except wg 2 to 5 o'clock. Monday and Thursday evenings, 8 to 9.30 o'clock. All are cordially wel comed to the services and the reading room. Xa St. Andrew's--Rev. Dr. Mackie. Ser- vices, 11 am. and 7 pm. Collection in aid of Kingston General Hospital. St. Paul's church--Twenty-third Sun- day after Trinity. Morning prayer and holy communion, 11 o'clock; preacher, Rev. W. PF. Fitzgerald, M.A, vicar. Sunday school, 3 p.m. Evening pray- er, 7 o'clock; preacher, Rev. %. F Fitzgerald, M.A., vicar. Offerings for M.S8.C.C. Chalmers, Presbyterian, corner Bar- rie and Earl streets--Rev. M. Macgil- livary, D.D., pastor. Services : 11 a.m.. "Thoughts From a Great Psalm of Life'; 7 pm., Rev. Laverton Har- ris (general secretary of the Federa- tion of Humane Sqcieties for the Do minion) will preach on 'Social Aspects of Christianity"; Sunday school and Bible . class, 3 p.m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Students \ and strangers cordially invited to all the services. Princess Street Methodist church-- Rev. Frederic, Sproule, B.A., pastor. Services,» 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Sunday school and Bible class, 3 p.m.; Junior Christian Endeavor, 10.30 a.m., and class meeting at 'close of morning ser vice; Epworth League, Mouday even- ing; prayer'and praise service, Wednes- day, 8 p.m. Preacher, morning, Rev. J. Crowe. Evening, sacrament ser- vice, preacher, Rev. Thomas E. Burke, B.D. Morning anthem, "Behold, He Is Risen." Evening, "Come Unto me'; quartette, 'Gethsemane. Brock Street Methodist church--Rev. TT. E. Burke, B.D., pastor. 11 am. preacher, Rev. P. C. Harris, general secretary of Federation of Humane So- cieties, subject, "Social Aspects Of Christianity;"" 7 p.m., preacher, Pa- role Officer Archibald, department of justice, Ottawa: 10 a.m., class meet- ing; 3 p.m., Sunday school and Bibl classes; 8:15 p.m., Y.P.S.; Wednesday, 8 p.m., prayer meeting. Musi¢ : Morn- ing anthem, "I Will Extol Thee: event anthem, "Like As a Father." solo, "0 Lord, Protect Us," Miss Or- ger: Strangers made welcome: Queen "Street Methodist church=--Ju- bilee anniversary. 11 ams Very Rev. D. M. Gordon, M.A., D.D., principal of Queen's College; 7 p.m; Rev, Sa Cleaver, D.D., pastor of Trinity Meth- odist church, Toronto; 5 p.m., Sun- day school and Bible class; 2.30 pm, Young Men's Club; Monday, 8 p.m. Rev. Dr. Cleaver lectures on "Jean Val Jean." Music: Morning, anthem, "Woodward's Te Deum"; solo, Miss Hinckley. Evening anthem, 'Farmer's Gloria': solo, 'Abide With Me," Miss Hinckley; solo, "Galilee," R. J. Man- ning, of Queen's College. You are cor- dially Snvited to thdse jubilee services, St. James' church, corner Arch and Union streets--Ven. J. Ker Mac morine, M.A., D.D., rector, 50 Clergy street west: Rev. T. W. Savary, BAN vicar, the parsonage, corner Union and Barrie 'streets. Twenty-third Sun- day after Trinity. 8 a.m. holy com- munion; 11 a.m., morning prayer and sermon. Service especially intended Montreal: H. H. Wotley, Toronto; G. Hardge, London. Sl ep--i---- Fall And Winter Importations. Prevost, oll his: tweeds, cheviots and Vicunas for suitings; also a great variety of overcoating for his order department. Hit $18 svits and overcoats made ~to 'order surpass anything he ever had yet. Trains Were Delayed. Both early morning GIR trains from the wesl were delaved for hours, of a freight running off the track near Scarboro, Friday even- ing. The mail train did not arrive until 6:32 a.m., and the express 7:22 a.m. The city mail delivery was accordingly delayed. | on account ---- Cheap Form Of Insurance. You are insured against corns bunions by the puichase of a single 95¢. bottle of Putnam's Cora kox- tractor ; it cures painlessly in twenty- four hours. Try it and Who Have Photographs. If any reader of the Whig has pictures of the first or second Queen (Street Methodist church, we would be glad to secure a loan oi them to have cuts made. The photos would be re turned in good order. -------------- Lennox and Addington council has 'voted $30 to the 'House of Providence, | Kingston, for clothing furnished in- mates from that county. Scaly, Blotchy Skin. It is a type of irritating skin di- sea.e that's becoming very common. It spreads rapidly and effects different parts of the body. If vour skin is itchy atg irritable use a quick-acting rexedy | like Dr. Hamilton's Oint- ment. 1t penetrates the skin, allays the itching, gives relief :at once ping there is nothing so certain Dr Hamilton's Ointment. Sold hy all dealers in 3c. boxes: as Brock street, has received | at |quartette and for. boys and girls. Sermon, subject, "A Cent;" 3 p.m., Sunday school and {Bible classes; 7 p.m:, evening prayer |and sermon. Sermon continuing series upon Joseph, the prime minister, "lm- prisoned." Offertory for the work of the genera] hospital. Young Men's Christian Association-- 'Hovs' mesting "at 9:36" a.m. speaker Prof. Macdonald. Special singing. All boys welcome. Senior Bible class will meet at three o'clock. Parole Offiber Archibald will address the men. This is a meeting for all young men not connected with any Sunday school. Mass meeting for men in the Grand Opera House at 4:15 p.m. Doors open rat. 345 p.m. Singing by Y.M.C.A. male chorus. Speaker, ! Parole Officer Archibald, of the de- partment of justice, Ottawa. His sub- {jest is "'Wastes"--a real message for jmen. Silver collection. All men are invited. Bring a friend to a live meet: ing for men. Sydenham Street Methodist church, corner William street--Charles A. Sykes, B.D., pastor. 10 am. class | meeting and Junior Epworth League; {11 a.m., public service, theme, "Jere- miah, or Piety and Patriotism," preacher, the pastor; 2.45 p.m., Bible school and Men's Club; 7 p.m, public service, theme, "The Publicity of the Secret Life," preacher, the pastor. Ep- {worth League, Monday, 7-30 pm., a {half-hour meeting, Rev. Samuel W. { Small, D.D., the famous Georgia evan- | gelist, will gpeak 'on the temperance | question in the church, Wednesday, at |S pam. Intermediate League meets Fri- {day in lecture/hall, at 7.15 p.m. Mus jie © Morning/Anthem, "The Sun Shall {Be No More Thy Light by Day': solo, | '"Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer," Mrs S., H. Simpson. Evening anthem, ("Even me"; solo, Harvey Angrove {male quartette, 'Ashamed 'of Jesus" i fessrs. Eva, Armstrong, Harvey and Harold Angrove. For | gr Ph | any skin irritation, roughness or chap- | Chosen By Queen's Students. Campbell Bros'. $2 and $2.50 derbies {have for years been the choice of the feollege boys SATURDAY ---- FOR FIFTY YEARS WILLIAM ALLEN AND FAM- ILY ALWAYS ATTENDED. --lp gy : The Sunday School Has Had Only # Few, Superintendents--, --Names Recalled of Former! Pew Holders--Who ~ Attend| Now. ; William Allen] bootmaker, on Brock street, was at the inauguration of! Queen Street Methodist chureh in 1859 and he has been associated with the church ever since, r "I was just shortly married and was going to Sydenham street church, sharing a pew with Sherifi Corbett, uncle of C. H. Corbett, governor of the jail, when it was decided to «r- ganize another church owing to the pressure for room for the people flocking 'to the church duribg the pastorate of the now saint Rev. Dr. Douglass. I went to Ontario hall, then called Wesley hall, and secured a seat well to the front. Jacob Bajus, father of Mrs. W. J. Crothers, oecu- pied the pew in front of me and ahead of him was B. M. Britton, now a justice of the high court. Early in the life of Wesley hall, Mr. Britton | brought his bride to it and it was WILLIAM ALLEN. an incident T recall with pleasure. Among some of those who attended | Wesley hall were the late Dr. Michael ! Lavell, once warden of the peniten- tiary; Andrew Lanigan, his estimable mother and bis sisters, of whom Mrs. Robert Meek is the only one living in Kingston; the late J. M. Sherlock, father of John M. Sherlock, the To- ronto vocalist, who was for years a member of the choir of the present church; the late. Mrs. Joseph Cliff, mother of George and. Joshua Chff; Mrs. R. Barry, whose daughters are still attendants and Mrs. D'Arcy still in active association with the cause." Mr. Allen and his tamily have al- ways been zealous for the church's best interest. His children have all been workers in the Sunday school. Miss L. Allen and Robert Allen still share in keeping the school abreast of the times. They are sinetvely devoted to .the cause, and not only in the school, but in the other departments of activity. Wherever the voung peo- ple congregate they ave leaders and helpers. Robert Allen was a founder of the Christian Endeavor Society of the church, the first established in Kingston and he is new aggressive in the Epworth League, into which the organization has merged. Seven of the Allens, in New York, Toronto, Ot tawa, Deadwood, N.D., 'still hold kindly association, with the church, | whose helpful mission is so closely in- terwoven with their' beings The Sun i day school has been fortunate in hav- ing so few superintendents; 'they can be counted on thelfingers of one hand almost, J. E. €lark, B. M. Britton, R. Meek, (i. A. Bateman, and E. W. Skinner. Capt. R. Crawford, the stalwart aggressive librarian, is also | treasurer of the church. , On February Ist, 1896, the Whig de- | voted a page to the church's past his- tory. It gave these as the leading | | | | | | | | | 1 | i Pa G f Wise Fur Buyers Buy of Experienced Furriers We have been here in the Fur busin:ss for over thirty years and have gained a name and reputation for having the best Furs. This is the store that sets the pace for style and novelty. We are specialists in Fioe Furs and guarantee qualities to be exactly as represented. We have in our show=-rooms to-day Russian Sable Sets $275 up Hudson Bay Sable Sets $200 up. Chinchilla' Sets $75 up. Ermine Sets $50 up. Mink Sets $35 up. Caralogue and prices on re* quest. | | i | | | i i Makers Of Fine Furs. 126-128 Princess St. sins | vestment, returning in a very , NOVEMBER 13, 1809 Bl G REDUCTION IN LA IES' TRIMMED Tweed Dress Goods, wor:h 50c yd. Saturday and Monday, only 35¢c yard. Best Quality Pure Wool Blanket Cloth for Children's Coats, in Navy and Cardinal: Special at $1.25 Yard. . : Shaker Flannel, at . old prices, froni S¢ yard up. Ladies' Tailoring and Dressmaking. : COR families in the church at 'that time : William Bailey, W. J.Crothers, B. M. Britton, William Allen, John 8, Walk: ler, R. Meek, R. Crawford, M. Lavell, 8. Birch, 'W. King, G. F. Wilson, C. MH. Martin, J. G. Elliott, J. Crawford, S. J. Kilpatrick, T. Milo, R. McCon- nell, Mis. Barry, Mis. D'Arcy, Mrs. Joseph Chifi; Mrs. Sharman, Ww. Bassam, A. R. Martin, R: E. Sparks, J. H. Taylor, G. Cif, T. Lambert, Jacob Vanwinckel, Nial Vanwinckel, Mrs. Gill, J. W. Powell, W. J. Chap- man, W. H. Asselstine, R. H. Toye, G. Birch, J. A. Gardiner, A. T. Smith, T. 11. Phillips, W. H. Miller, Mrs. H. Casey, W. Savage, Mrs. G. H. Squire, W. 8. Gordon, T. H. Johns, A. Hop- pins, James Nugent, W. H. Wormwith, James Johnston, C. Rutherford, J. Charles, W. A. Webster, W. Lake. More than hali of these have been removed by death or transferred to other places, but their places are filled by others, inchading the families of W. H. Warren, J. Nicolle, €. DeCarterct, H. Nicholson, J. Donaldson, John Johnston, M. Clow, Mrs. Ennis, Mrs. W. Briden, Mrs. J. Richardson, Henry Watts, G. A. Bateman, Mrs. Ferguson, A. McNaughton, A. Glover, G. Quail, F. Lake, Mrs, Fraser, D. A. Weese, G. Wright, J. B. Cooke, G. Thurston, tC. Wright,-C. Hinckley, E. W.' Skinner, Gi. Bell, Mrs. Trotter, J. Pound, C. Powell, W. .enkins, T. Milne, J. P. Ferris. G. Hunter, K. Ross, W. Cock- burn, Mrs. Zeigler, Rev. J. Roadhouse, J. Singleton, J. Pound, E. Perry, T. Cooke, H. H. Cook, J. B. Ash, R. KF. Aiken, John Bennett, F. Boap- rey, 0. V. Bartells, Mrs. Cami, M. A. Donnelly, S. J. Day, W. T. Edgar, W. Elliott, £3, Watson, D. B. Gage, R. Hunter, W. T. C. Jenkins, A. ginight, N. F. Langdon, G. Lee I'. Lowery, John Lowery, Mrs. C. A. Lowery, H. Law, W, 'E. Manhard, Mrs. Merntt, R. J. McClelland, DriR. F. Nicholle, W, Nevins, A. Ross, G. fl. Robinson, = Mrs. Sarsfield, Mrs. Sleeth, A. Suddard, C. H. Sharpe, P. Stover and John Shea. o. GRAND OPPORTUNITY To Sectire New York Real Estate Prentwood Park (a Long Island suburb) offers lots in America's great est real estate, centre, 25 by 100 feet at frog 86 to $818 _per foot I have examined the property, and Long Island values, made purchases, and can recommend this as a great in- short 30 per cent. to 100 per cent. Students of Rapid Transit in New York City; with its hundreds of mil- lions of development under way, know that this centre will be most attrac tive, and very valuable! before the electrification of Long Island is com- pleted. 1 secured the privilege from the Bremtwood Realty company, to ofier a décw of these lots for sale T 210 down and 810 per month paid for. All particulars, plans, , may be had by calling at my of- W. J. Fair, corner Clarence and Wellington streets, Kingston, Ont. time from have Perms; till et fice BOTH VERY SCARCE. uprly of Wool and Cotton Small--Prices Will Advance. According information received by some of the local dry-goods mer chants, the reserve stocks of wool and cotton, are remarkably low. This, so it is stated, due to the extreme cantion taken by the manufacturers, during the money stringency, and when the sky cleared a sudden' de- mand was made, and there was not enough to meet it. "1hen, the ghort- of last year's cotton "crops tended to make matters worse. In or- der to keep the mills were only working five days a week. : Under these. circumstances it is al- most certain that cotion will go up in, price, and thoge wishing to get in a stock should buy at once. or oS to 1s Ness reserve, Queen's Students' Parade. Queen's students' parade wilt leave the university grounds at eight o'clock this evening and follow this route: Along Union to Barrie, to Clergy, to Princess, to Bing, to Rarrie, to Stuart and back to the university grounds. Ladies' Fur-Lined Coats. Made right here in Kingston, by ex- perts, under our own roof. Come in and sec the new styles, get prices, ex amine and compare, at' Campbel Bros', the fur-lined coat specialists. Bought Froperty. F. X. Bazeau has bought one of the rough cast hoyses in the row opposite the Grand Trunk depot, known as the Hagerty place. He intends to pair it re- - Na-dru-co Talcum. Flesh color, at Mcleod's drug stores, corner King and Brock sirvets and corner Montreal and Princess streets. The Portsmouth school hoard held its regular meeting on Thursday night but only routine dis- cnseed. business was ( hoice dairy butler, in tin pails, 25¢., at Gilbert's, | ~~ RIG AN'S. College Posters Reduced In order to make room for 'Xmas goods Posters at 20 per cent. off. ALL 25c. POSTERS, 20e. ALL 50c, POSTERS, 40c. STUDENT'S DREAM, 25¢. Tho most famous medical picture ever published. ' The largest line of Posters in the city from ists -- SADIE WENDELL MITCHELL, of Canada. HIBBERD V. B. KLINE. HOWARD CROSBY FLNWICK, M. L. BLUMENTHAL. These Posters lend t. the Den Color and cheerful good Humor. The College Bookstore 260 Princeps St Phone 219 CUT GLASS BARGAINS me x we are clearing all the following art- or Study a Wealth of Harmonious Se ------------ Snaps From Our LALA Tr Apis Ready-to-Wear y sion We are sure it will be in- teresting to you, to compare some of our present "CUT GLASS" Prices. Our stock is complete in range, and we have So mark- ed the various pieces that we feel the (tickets) alone silent though they are; should sell them quickly. y SMITH BROS., Jewellers, ;Opticians. 350 King St. Issuers Of Marriage Licenses. 'Department. Ladies' Flannelette Gowns, dainty patterns, well made, al] sizes, 59¢ Edch Infants' Baptismal Robes, neatly made, with Lace apd Embroidery trunming, many designs, from which to select. Lovely garments for the g little darlings. % To Clear at Half Price 19¢ Each Print Wrappers, in variety of popular including Cardinal, Navy and Black, good material, full sizes, well made, Each 89¢ See the range of Children's Coats, to fit up to 5 years, specially priced. At $1.00 and Up 2 a 28 2 LALA fff TTY PORTE TE RETR TW TW OW TW RWW A NE Fielded Joe fini a big colors, LALA Filer FOR STYLE, FIT, AND COMFORT Wear Gourdier's Furs 76 to 80 BROCK ST. AAA | AHHH OK SH E THERMOMETERS. Winter is coming, you will The Royal Mark : Of approval is set conspicu- ously on all our laundry work--it is ~ CLEANNESS The = distinguishing that characterizes and breeding. Everything we wash is noticeable for cleanly sweetness and faultless ironing. Kingston Laundry Cor. Sydenham and Princess streets. "Phone, 22. a need a thermometer to help regulate the heat of Four house. IIOIIOK TAI Large variety, 25¢. to $3.00. Also Bath and Dairy Ther- from prices symbol culture mometers, See window display. CHEE GIOIA Dr A.P.Chown DRUGGIRT AND OPTICIAN. \ 'Phone, 243. CHR 9000000000000 000 RH -- pM 185 Princess Rt, ' 3