Have You Seen Fashion-Craft Styles Fall and 19102 A Phone or Postal will insure your receiving a copy. Repro- duced from the actual garments our agents have to show you for this season. Select your dtyle and ask to see a model in your size: our sales people will do the rest. PRICES range for Suits or Overcoats from $15 to $35. SHOP OF E. P. Jenkins, Clothing Co., 114 Princess Street, Kingston, Ont. Once worn-- Always worn Those who know the comiort and perfect fit of "'Ceetee'" Underclothing will wear no other. Ask your dealerso show you ~ Coster © In all sizes and children. The C Terabe Co. of Galt, Limited Manafactarers- Cath. 10609 205 Gal, Ontario A pure, delicious, eppetising drink for maids and wives-- the drink par excellence for family use. "Edelweiss" drank at meals promotes digestion and pesmest' health, Seasoned, bottled and sealed at the brewery. REINHARDTS' OF TORONTO The Best Beer Sold @ ws Agent, E. BEAUPRE, Kingston. Tel. 313. PR EE ENE Eew | pe pr Bowels / wap Grn OB, FOWLER EXTRACT OF WILD STRANBERRY reputation of 65 years' standing and never falls to either relieve or cure : Po sot he' imposed on unserupulous dealer who wishes to jo subsifpute she Ter Compounds for " Dr. Fow aa these no name, substitutes may health. + It has I A A NNER NNN RN Jim HAMILTON MAY USE SMALL CENTRE SCRIMMAGE. "Jack" Williams May Not Play With Ottawa--Toronto Baseball Club Won Majority of Games With Ro- chester. Dizon will again scintillate af full back for Teronto Varsity. The Hamilton Tigers will policemen in the scrimmage. Over seventy students are practising with the Yale football team Pitchers who can bat are very much in demand in the big leagues just now. Hamilton wlll have "the youngest sud lightest back division in the Big Four rugby union. Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Cleveland and Columbus may be found in a profes sional hockey circuit. Hal Kennedy will not be allowed to play in the Intercollegiate unless the clubs consent to his reinstatement. Gandil, first baseman, and French, second baseman, of the Chicago Am- ericans, have been sold to the Mont- real club. Queen's use two Ottawa Sitizen : will miss Ren" Williams more than words can tell. The Kingston boy is, undoubted- lv, the greatest punter in the game. Toronto may attribute their failure to win out in the Eastern Baseball League to the many defeats which they suffered at the hands of the Mont- real Rovals. Hilliar Lang, the champion of Caii- ada, has been matched to mebt "Bob" Moha, the Milwaukee cyclone, at Buf- falo, on Monday next, September 26th. Even money is being offered at the coast that New Westminster doubles the score in the second Minto cup game, on Saturday next, against Montreal Nationals. There is only one team in the Fast- ern Baseball League that hak taken a majobity of its games from the Roches ter champions this season, and that team is Toronto. The book for the Fort Erie meeting, October 4th to llth, is out. It calls or seven races a day, with purses from $400 to $700, and four stakes from £1,500 to $10,000. "Jack" Williams, the Ottawa hali- back, has announced his retirement, and the Ottawas are thinking of get- ting Murray, Kennedy, the famous Varsity player, back from Haileybury. There is trouble in the New York American camp between Manager Stal- lings and Firstbaseman Chase. The latter is trying to undermine Stal- lings, but. the playess won't stand for it. Wilkesbarre has won the New York State Baseball League pennant, with 616 per cent; Syracuse, 578; Elmira, 571; Seranton, 529. Albany, Utica, Troy and Bingham on were the second division, Ottawa Citizen : "Chaucer" Elliott, it is said, intends to nominate Percy Roberts as 'the next "hope of the white race." Johnson may look to kis laurels when the Montreal serim- wager hits the trail. * George Hackenschmidt, the Russian lion, formerly champion wrestler $f the world, is coming back to this country in November. He hopes to get a match With Frank Goteh, Xho beat him in Chicago two years ag New York American : iek Ru- dolph, the highly touted Toronto pitcher who was bought by the Giants, will report to McGraw at the end of the Eastern League season, next week. Rudolph is a Bronx produet, and has a strong following. Rudolph will pro- bably be tried out against ane of the stronger teams that 'have still to play at the Polo grounds. The Hamilton Tigers may follow the precedent established at Varsity and use a small man at centre scrimmage this fall. It has been pointed out that a heavy man is not really need- ed, as two big outside serimmagers afford the light player enough protee- tion, and the latter can do a grest deal more damage when the opposite side has the ball by acting as an out- side wing. SAILED AROUND ND ISLANDS. R. and O's. New v Bost, Rapids Prince Made Trial Trip. Torontn Mall and Empire. The Rapids Prince, the new boat be- ing built by the Toronto Shipyards for the Richelien and Ontario Nagige- tion company, was 'taken oul ner trial trip Tuesday afternoon. She lf the dock at the . foot of Bathurst street, sailed out the western gap, around the island, wad in at the cast- ern gap to the passenger dock, between Bay and Yonge streets. Her arrival there was greeted by much tooting of whistles in salute. The boat is a handsome three-decked berth steamer designed for running the Japids be tween Prescott and Montreal. is not as high as the Rapids --_-- but in otherwise constructed along much the same lines. She has mot been turn- over to the R. & 0. as her interior is not finished off. Capt. Booth and the. crew of the Kingston weve in wl on the trial trip and a number of officials were on board. \ Plans Chosen. . Regina, Sask., Sept. 2.-The ot governor, of oe ead ethontine ag as approved Messrs. Brown ahd Vallance, I, for two big buildings to be next year. 4 is @ that ng: to cos , will be completed the Talk of 1912. Thousand , North oS a ior & pam., for Rochester. Hanley, ageat. ' point, will Aocks, in fact, very- much as if the of- fect of thd new duties will be 10 make sn p All Finding a Way to Get Rid of y London, Sept. 21.--The big English brewing companies are Bow engaged in arganising a campaign throughout the country for shifting on the rates the extra burdens imposed n them bv the increased license dato of Chan cellor Lioyd-George. It stents to bé anticipated that the recent dedision in thé case of "The Crown and Shuttle" at: Shoreditch, in which the courts held that allowance must be made for the increased duties in assessing public houses for rates, will not be taken to the Tlouse of Lords, as was at first contemplated, but will be accepted by the local bodies generally. In this event the brewers, who in this country own the majority of the public houses, will avoid much of the Be dos imposed by the 4, and ar- rangements ore being made all over the country to set in motion the ma- chinery necessary to secure the reduc tion. As it is, caloulated thst the number of premises affected is about ten thousand, the seriousness of the matter, from the ratepayers' stand. be readily apparent. It the rates pay contribution fo the taxes, MAY LEND ITS SUPPORT. In the Reinstatement of Two tectives, Windsor, Ont. Sept. 21.--The city council, last night, discussed a resolu- tion by which the city council vuy lend its support to the movement for the reinstatement of Detective Cam- peau and Mashonery, members of the provincial police force, recently su- spended 'ecause they declined to wear nniform decreed by Superintendent Rogers. The intention was to have the resolution adopted last night, Hut Mayor Hanna ruledsit could not be legally acted on until the nest regu- lar meeting. TWINS BECOME MOTHERS. Double Wedding and Babies Came on Same Day. York, Sept. 21.-Mrs. Clara wife of Max Mittleman, of No. 240 East 14th street, and Mrs, Macy Waxman, wife of George Wax- man, of No. 522 Lennox avenue, are twine. Their mother, Mrs. Yettie Sie gel, has given birth to thrée sets of twins. On Sunday Mrs. Mittleman be- came a mother and on the same day her sister, Mrs, Waxman, also gave birth to a child. De- New Mittleman, MONSTER VESSEL LAUNCHED. France Can Carry 2,020 Passengers. Stnazaire,. Sept. 21.-The Campagmie Generale Transatlantique's new steam ship France, the bigzest vessel ever built = here, was launched yesterday. She is 714 feet in leni'th and expected to develop a speed of twenty-four knots an hour, gnd can carry 2,000 passengers. She will cost, when com: pleted, $5,000,000. The France will run on the service between Havre ani New York, She will be placed in com. mission in about a year. The Ratlvoad of the West. Though the Grand Trunk Pacific only started their through passenger ser- vice between Winnipeg and Edmonton, on July 3rd last, .the travelling pub- lic have recognized the service as the best in Western Canada, and the trains arrive at both terminals on time. The distance between these two points is 792 miles, making it the shortest line, and the distance is cov- ored in thirty hours and fifteen min: utes, which id five hours and forty- five minutes quicker than by anv other route. The roadbed is in splendid con- dition, and with the heavy eighty pound steel dnd the favorable gra dients the trains run smoothly, mak ing it a pleasure to travel. Whed it is found desirable to do so there will ba no difficulty in materially reducing the present time of these trains. Another feature is the excellent din. ing car service which is operated on these trains and which has already be- come known as the best in Western Canada. The died in Smith's followin; paraiysis He was an hotel He was W. A. Ferguson, Falls, on Friday, and typhoid fever. keeper at Fermoy for years. aredi forty-eight. Miss M. KE. Sanders, daughter of W. J. Sanders, Belleville, 'was married at Calgary, on Sept. 3rd, to MH. A. Rose. Piles Quickly Cured ed At Home Instant let. Pam t Cure---- Trial Package to Mailed Alin Fiaie Weanhet. GEO. AHOMPSON, Jr., Distributor, 292 PRINCESS STREET, 'Phone 304 for a case delivered to your Lome. 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