SPAN 0000TI0R00000 : » S g : o 8 # 4 eo susRe ew shown such High-Class Designs and lower 7 0000000000000 0000000000000000000000000 STEEN ITIENCENIONITISITNEsIITS . ©00000000000000000000 We pay highest market prices, and make returns 'the day shipment is receiv- ed. Write us for quotations. THE HARRIS ABATTOIR CO. Limited Bonsecours Market, Montreal. For Pickling 'We can supply you with strictly PURE SPICES, ground or whole ;alse Pickling Vine- gar D. COUPER'S, 841-8 Princess Street. "Phone 76. Prompt Delivery. BE WISE And have your heatiwg*and cook- ing arrangements in geod shape before the cold wintry days set "we have a splendid lot of Tian and Heaters in stock. as good as new, at extremely low prices {il pay you io see them be- ols Y0 ing elsewhere. f Household Goods : LESSES, = Cor Princess and Chatham Sts, - Kingston. RT THE FRONTENAC . LOAN & SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED 1863. EE Feud rg dis nty Deben- : rest allowed To oO HOLL Rane ireetan, - Wah Long's Laundry : First-c yo work jUsjanteed. me a card and 1 call promptl 1 gous Jaundey 5 Ww Ni ; and Clarence Sts But can be easily overcome by |i using Dr. Hall's Cough Balsam. ; 8 Jo doses give immediate re- || "Hel. Try a bottle to-day and you whi never be without this valuable remedy, Now is the time to order. We can give you our best ser- vice. Our Stockd of Skins, Linings, ete, are complete. We are here to « show you. Come in to-day. "No obligations to buy. FUR HOUSE, qui cemetery, Saturday afternoon. meeti better HE WAS A MINING EXPERT OF EXPERIENCE. He Was a Nitive of Kingston Town. ship and Had Spent Years in Calis fornia, Where he Acquired Wealth. One of Kingstom's best known mip ing experts passl away at an ea hour, Thursday merning, when George Smith passed into the great beyond after a very short illness. Deceased had been confined to the house for a few days past with an attack of peri- tonitis and this brought about his death. The late George Smith wag born near Murvale and spent his boyhood days there. When quite a young man he went to California and was there for ten years. While there be was en- gaged as a mining expert and was re gorded as one of the best authorities on minerals. He came back here about twenty-five years ago and had resided in the city during that time. He was of a very quiet and reserved disposition and a fine Christian char- acter. He was a Presbyterian in reli- gion, an attendant of Chalmers church. He was a conservative in politics, De- vensed was unmarried and leaves to mourn his Joss one sister, Annie E., at home, and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will take place from the family residence, to Catara- REVIVAE AT COOKE'S, - Missionary From India Spoke Last Evening. The attendance at the wtaneliatic in Cooke's church for the weeks has been considerably past t this . week than last. Despite |ster and Wilton Rugs. | will be learned || win for xome. years has labored 'faith- IH fully at Queen's. 'Prof. Marshall was fi} an honor graduate' of class "89, ii | Queens, 1 ral's prize in classics and sapling il | the tious of the province, finally coming to | Kingston, where his reputation as an Curtains or Furniture You should always go to Harrison's. We have just received our New Fall Oarpets. A beautiful variety of Axmin- "Color éffects never before produced. A number of Axminsters in the reliable wood shades. Yours, : T. F. Harrison Co. "Phone 90. . PROF. MARSHALL RETIRES From Post in. Queen's and Will Settle in West. / Word comes from Weyburn, Sask., Yo the effect that John Marshall, M.A. associate' professor in the department of English laiguage and literature at Queen's Univetsity, will not return to his duties this fall, but will continue in the capacity of principul of the high school in the wegtern town, where he is now loeated, is information with much Jogrel by the many adm of Prof, Marshall, at winking 'the governor-gens- philosophy. collegiate institu: ld medal - in taught in several authority on English and his general ability brought him to Queen's in the position which he has held up to the te. ppoiitment of Prof. Greaves, of Carlton College, Minnesota, to the department of glish at the uni sity, will fill the vacancy created Prof. Marshall's' withdrawal, Clyde Wills, Sept. 21.--Lawrence 1 i or San ae RTE } are visiting the 1a a: t ial s at and Mrs. J. Chatem Kellar board of health by lis used for the fact that last evening was prayer- meeting night in all tid churches, the attendance was remarkably good. The interest all through the mbetings has been well sustained. The address 'was delivered by Rev. Dr. Buchanan, of India. His theme was, "Let this mind be in you which was also in Jesus Christ." In the opinion of the speak- er, it is not easy for the natural man to have the Christ-like mind as his ideas and ideals are so contrary to the spirit of Christ. Selfishness, ove of vain-glory,, pride, ambition, = appetite and ot are all opposed to Christ, have the Christ-like mind if we are to be either useful or happy in this world and promoted to glory in the next. In the after-meet- ing, presided over by the pastor, brief addresses were given by William Ander- son, D. A: Shaw and F. G. Lockett. The meeting this evening will be ad- dressed by Rev. J. D. Boyd, of Zion Presbytérian church. and yet we must THROWN From HIS HORSE. Battéryman Had Exciting Time, But} Escaped Injury. A member ofthe battery was thrown from his horse, on Wednesday after- noon, and had a remarkable escape from being seriously hurt. The accident occurred while some of the. men were out jumping hurdles, practicing for military sports. While the horse was sbout to go over the hurdle, the animal stumbled, and the man was thrown off. The horse made the hurdle all right, but the driver's foot became caught in the stirrup, and the animal zalloped off, leaving the man Na a very dangerous condition. And it was only by great presence of mind, that he was able to save him- self from being seriously - injured. Throwing up his hands into the air, he was in this way, able to keep nimself clear of the ground, and giv- ing an alarm, some of his comrades soon noticed his dangerous position, aml immediately came to his rescue, He was not injured, but the acci- dent was a most thrilling one for him and one which he will not soon for- get. Hig escape from serious injury, if not death, was miraculous. ICE CASE IN COURT. Witnesses Heard and an Adjourns ment Made, At the police court, Thursday morn. ing, the St. Lawrence Ice any was charged with an infraction of the ations, that of delivering ice inte only for cooling rposes for domestic use. ~ J. McD, Mowat appeared on hebalf of the com- pany, and entered a plea of "nol guilty." John Gleeson, ice dealer, Con- stable Craig, H. P. Small, manager of the company, and W. Pillar, were the witnesses called, but as it was neces- sary to have the driver of the rig in question, present, an adjournment was made for a week. It appears that the company have one shed where they store the ice that PROF. WATSON FOR GLASGOW Will Deliver Lectures in Scottish : University. of The up-to-date styles are ot Camp- ; .. Kingston' bell. Bros" Last Raft of the Season. Raft No. 10, the last of the season 'es hat seore. to be sent from Garden Island, arriv- ed at Quebec on Wednesday. Prevost, Brock Street. Has received his fall goods consist inz of tweed, serge and cheviot for suiting, alse overcoating for his order t. Mowat Memorial Hospital Fand. The Mowat Memorial Hospital fund now amounts to over $17,000. A fur- ther list of contributors will be pub- lished, on Saturday. Peaches Still Coming. In quantities. On Friday we will sell big baskets for 40c., 50c., 6c. and 75c., none higher; also a few job fots at. half price. Uarnoveky, "on the corner." Burial of an Infant. The - funeral of the infant daughter of Mi. and Mre. Robert Kemp = took place this afternoon to Cataragui cemetery. ial service was conduct- ed at their home, 80 Ontario street, by Rev. Dobzlas Laing. «AL the Police Court. One Jone drunk was the only one who tad tH face ths -migistrate, from the prisoners' dock," to-day. He was fined 83 and costs, or one month, and as he did not have sny funds, he will probably have to go to jail. For Business Men. Business men as athletes, Kingston business men will have an opportun- ity to get good training in the phys- ical 4 t at the YM.C.A,; for it is the intention to open, within the course of a few days, a class for busi- ness men. Religious Campaign. Arrangements have been made for a religious campaign at: the Y.M.CA, from October 13th until the 16th. Charles R. Drum, the interna- tional religions work secretary, will be in charge, and the meémbers of the as- sociation are looking forward to a moat successful series of meetings. , The Famous Glasgow Choir. "We néver heard the Choir singing better than on Saturday evening, and' in view alike of the directing taste which governs it, and the unfailing beauty of its perfor , the Glas- gow Select Choir is/a local musical possession' of which Glasgow, not to say Scotland, nay feel justly proud." --Giasgow Daily Mail. City Hall, TueSday evening. Plap at Uglow's. Basketball at the Y.M.CA. was made in basketball, at LA. last night, when a few turned floor. It is hoped to have the games oti 'in full swing soon, and basket- Pal promises to be just as popular as The 'aseociation has plenty of gout material, and with the necessary ining should be: heard from this winter: A Main Street Wonder. An apple tree on Main street is cans- ing o great deal of wonderment to the residents, There is something strange 'in. the fact that the tree is ' blossoming and bearing fruit at same time. On one side of the tree are great clusters of blossoms, while on the other side are red cheeks ed apples. People in the vicinity think there is. something uncanny about the tree. They think that this strange tree is a forerunner of .some thing that will come to pass soon. Junetown Jottings. Junetown, Sept, 20.-George Scott, Gananoque, spent Suturday here. . HH. Franklin attended the Sunday school convention at Fairfax on Tues- day. Miss Blanche Herbison, Fairfield, visited here on Saturday and day. Miss Nettie Hollingsworth spent rsday last, the guest of Mrs, M all, > ever. Mrs. (Dr) Lane, of Edmonton, is visiting her daughter. here, Mrs. Wil- lard Purvis, Miss Grace Herbison is visiting in Kingston, Miss Marie Pur- vis spent Sunday at her home here. A. ¥. Sommers hes men drawing lumber to" Brockville! "Mes. Cooper has «quite recovered = from. hor serious illnesr. G: Green has purchased the farm illiam Fortune. Benjamin Fergu- son and som,' Norris, are spending a few months at. Swift Current, Sask. William Mackenzie, formerly of June- town, is seriously ill at the Brockville General Hospital. Several from \ attended the funeral of the late Davi Grahani, of Lyn. Mr. Smith, Iroquois, was through here purchasing apples, Fall Hat Time. ------ Gem jars, half gallons, quarts. Craw- out on the . 'Sale of Wings for Hats We will commence selling 200 dozen of Wings. in all colors, ranging in price from 50c to 86¢ pair. Your choice of this lot, Another lot of 50 dozen smaller sizes, Black and White only. Special 23c pair. 33c Pair. Come and pick out a HAT and with a deposit of $1 have it laid aside. Ladies' Tailoring and Dressmaking. BO00N0000000C00 0000000000000 CRORIOIN GENERAL DELIGHT. Gauthier. It is rumored in Ottawa that Arch- bishop Gauthier's coming to Ottawa will make importent changes in "On- tario, reducing Kingston to a bishop: ric and alsc affecting the Peterboro bishopric. A despatth from Ottawa says the of: ficial announcement of the appointment of Archbishop UGauthier, of Kingston diocese, gives general satisfaction there. The opposition voiced by the local French daily is not shared by the general French population of Ot- tawa, The appointment is hailed with great satisfaction by English-speaking Roman Catholics. There are some heart burnings among French-Cana- diane who would have liked to see a French-Canadian get the appoint ment, Mgr. Routhier, administrator since Archbishop Duhamel's death, said, "I cannot say when Archbishop Gauthier will get here. There are about priests in this diocese, but when the ceremony here will take place 1 do not know. The last ceremony of that kind was when the late Archbishop Duhamel was consecrated in 1886." A Jong distance message to the archbishop's palace, at Kingston, this afternoon, elicited the reply : "Jt will take his grace, at least, a month to wind up his business here, and it will be that long or possibly nearly two months before he can go to Ottawa." There is the very liveliest specula- tion im Ottawa as to the rumored changes in the diocese. It is asserted that the bounds of the Ottawa diocese are to be enlarged to taks in King: ston and Peterboro and that a bishop to be connected with the Montreal arch-diocese will be stationed at Hull. MILLINERY OPENING, Attractive Exhibit in George Mills & Co's. New Store. Notwithstanding yesterday's threat- ening weather, George Mills & Co's mil- linery and suit opening, in their new store, was well attended and almost everything displayed came in for a full share of well-merited praise. The mil- linery section was specially attractive and abounded in the very newest and most original creations of the millin- ors' art. "Modest prices and no two hats alike' is the motto that has been adopted in this department, and ap+ plies, we understand, to the compara- tively inexpensive tailored headgear as well as the more costly pattern and picture hats. The display of silk and lace dresses was also greatly admired and many Sun- | i Thursday ladies who have experienced difficulty in securing the services of dressmakers just when required, will, doubtless, ap- preciate being able to select gowns of this character at a very moderate cost and without the disappointments and annoyances that frequently accompany the selection and making-up of piece goods, FRONTENAC CHEESE BOARD. Cheese Sold at 11c on Board Thurs. day. Cheese brought lle. om tenac cheese board, on Thursday ternoon. The entire board, consisting of 135 boxes of white cheese, and 461 boxes of colored, was sold at this price. Mr. Alexander secured the offering of Morning Star, Silver Springs, Elgino- burg, McGrath's, Cataraqui, Elm Grove, Glenburnie. Mr. Murphy bought Forest, Sunbury and Thousand Islands, and Mr. Gib- son secured Glenvale and Glendower, These factories boarded : White--Sunbury, 25; Forest, 10. to- tal, 135. Colored~Catataqui, 60, Elm Grove, 35; Glenburnie, 54; Morning Star, 35; Silver Springs, 61; Glendower, 25; El- 60; Glenvale, 56; McGrath's, : Thousand Islands, 45; total, 461. " On motion of F. W. Valleau, it was : to meet at ten o'clock morning in order to give the a chance to go out to 1 the Fron af- township fair. Bell Rock Budget. Iv HI hut i= a Bittle better (his week Mrs. James Sagnff, jr., i= also on the . ist, The remain, of the Over the Selection of Archbishop || 150 | on §° the |; infant / James Diarrhoea Compound An invaluable remedy for Diarrhoea, Dyseuntery, and all Derangements of the Bowels. Absolutely free from oplum or narcotics. ing. Very prompt in action. One of the renowned and guaranteed Rexall Remedies. | | MAHOOD'S ¢roxe PRINCESS AND BAGOT STS. Relieves Cramps and Grip. | ARE CHILLY Buy nice warm Flau- nelette Blankets, the kind we sell. Three sizes in gray or white, Best Quality ; Lowest Prices. We have a big range of Nobby Coats Would like you to see the range before it is badly broken. Popular Prices. --~ p-- Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. CORRIGAN'S. | eleidiolal "No. 99" Tooth Brush An imported Tooth Brush, made by Keat Bros, Eng, the best brush by the best house. Bristies warranted not to come out, . the back teeth readily. Made with a curve fo got at Beocvessevesecscnsee 00000000000 NOOOOO00RNOOONOOOONIOINIMGE I i COLONIAL Cut GLASS : These + pleces are severe .in their plainness being cut out of very heavy "Rock Crystal" Blanks with the simplest thread decorations. These articles come in Claret Bottles, Dessert Setts, Candle- sticks, ete. SMITH BROS., Jewellers. Opticians, ? 850 KING STRENT. A Issuers of Marriage Licenses W. F. Gourdier 76-78 BROCK STREET. A Real Estate Bargain $1200.00 BUYS Double Dwelling on Gore Street, near King; 5 rooms each, Rent brings in $156.00 per year. Houses to let and rent col lected. Mullin, Cor. Johnson and Division Streets. . S000 FION00000000O0OIGYS ho saniry Lundy] c ARR. rl bi Ta Tigig i N gis H ; LK » 4 ty | Baby Belle <1 know nuffing 'bout a Sam aml Harry laundry * Saflor Jack ~~ A Seminary laundry fs where all the Flaffy Ruffles take their duds. Buster Brown ~- A Cemetery laundry is where they bury Mike's robes. Wise Minnie--A Sanitary laun- ary is seldom--but molher says she found 2 real one at Kingston Laundry Cor. Princess & Sydenham Sta. Phone 22. C000 00000000000 00000C000COS So00vecencececseceveens 0000000000000 00000000 CUO O0OPOOODODIONDO