THE DAILY RRITISH WHIG, SAFURDAK, OCTOBER 8, 1910. -- TE SCIENCE STUDENTS You've Seen the Rest. Now See the BEST. A representative of Keuffel & Esser, the largest and best manfacturers of Draughting Instruments aud Supplies in the world, is now with us, and will be pleased to demonstrate and give full. information regarding the line, Being manufacturers and net jobbers they are enabled to put the price on instruments lower than any other firm in the market. $5.00 Slide Rule for $4.99. rule is patent adjustable, non of instructions given with ea A special price is made on this rule for binding, easy reading and equal to others offered at double the money. Book h rule. Queen's Stud ents. This BOOKS. ~We also agave a fine line of Field Books, Level: Books, and Cross Section Books, the same as used In the large American Universities, at prices one half that charged formerly, Students are cordially invited to inspet the line with no obligation whatever to buy. FREE --A limited number of sets of Adjusting Pins will be given freé of charge to Science Students. | THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE : THE FINEST BOOK STORE IN EASTERN ONTARIO. 260 PRINCESS STREET. TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS IN ARREARS FOR TAXES IN THE LFPY OF KINGSTON, CITY OF KINGSTON, TO WIT. BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT IS8U- ed by the: Bei of tHe g£ily of Kingston, under hi ¥ Jrration of the City of Kingston, bears Pe date the First day of September, In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, and to me directed commanding me to levy upon the seve- ral lands herein mentioned, and de- scribed in the sald City of Kingston (all of which lands are patented), for the arrears of taxes die thereon respective ly, together with my costs. as hereafter set forth, I hereby give notice that un- jess the sald arrears and costs be pooner pald, I shall on THURSDAY, the 22nd day of December next, at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, at the Council Chamber, Cily Buldings. in the City of Kingston aforesaid, proceed to sell by Publle Auction so much of the said lands respectively, as may be sufficient to discharge such arrears of taxes and sald costs thereon respectively, FRANCES @ Ae LAND, ty Treasupner. Kington, rd gepliaihar. 1910. Catnragqul Ward. L Taxes. Costs, Total CA . he . Cp ye esl id fie Fe fob 9.07, (4.50, 14.17 Mrontpupe Ward, ih TK. 720.9, i North side BE one 2103 9 26:04 ag tggviohizh fits | th Brow hy Ta 1908 AE 5108" ats Boa 41. Lots 10 vig PHO yest Nido Be} i + Hit, assessed ie #8 - arine RB. 1907, 1908 wid Ti 09 a "hs, . Shad Sef North side' Stuart St. imeswed to Lig McAuley Ta «1902 to 1909 Sn 138.07 Ridean Ward. 618, Northerly Quart er of Lots 4, 6 and 6 on the Bouth-west gorner of Concession Road and Smith St, supposed to belong to the Estate ot the Late Mr. fhxes 1905 0 "aa 623, Lot 41, West side Victoria $t., South of Princess, assessed to Mary Re Tax inai¥ PERSIE KINGSTON and VARKER This season seems _-- settle down to the Turban, which aire' the nearest approach to true beauty and "style. Beveral New Desigus are appearing In our Showrooms every day, and seem to be far more beautiful than over, Tt will certainly pay you to have a look at them, as many are doing. Ploase call early those who cai. PEARSALL'S MILLINERY 238 PRINCESS STREET, Our Men's Viscolized Shoe ABLACK OR TAN), ABSOL BLY. WaT 'WATERPROOF, * OUR PRIOR, # 85.50, Other Rupberisss, Shoes, $1.75 and J. E. JOHNSTON, id 2 i123 a 7.70 146.71 1390 160 1850 eas 5.40 51s 1d and the seal of the Corp 27 i Aalto Supt > Isa 4 pb AW 1 MILLINERY | '} re 'PHONE 919. Invites you 16 come and see hi looms of Scotland and England. stock THOS. LAMBERT, Merchant Tailor of Sultings and Overcoats. The goods arg. of the latest pattern and colors and fresh from the YOU WILL FIND ™E PRIVES VERY REASONABLE. Millinery Millinery : Putin S a ¥ Stock To-~- Day ' New Beaver Hats all 'Colors, | + Now Satin Covered Hats ali Colors. [E » New Silk Covered Hats all Colors; | { New Hats in Persian and Paisley § "Effects. New Felt Hats all Colors ¥ Trimmed Hats to Suit Every Taste. See Our Tailored Suits at § $10.00, 12.50 and 15.00. See Our! Special Coats at $9.00, 10.00; 12.50 & 4 (3d 15.00- The human system is the use best nourished by of foods containing seven parts carbonaceous material, to tene of mitrogen. The whale wheat contains this proportion, Jay Malt is added to aid én converting these starches, * is in from J wholé fda, Cor oughly, steam coped, Orie Meat ahd Mlk is a Perfect Food i inl. Monuments Latest in Design and Best Work manship Guaranteed ible Prices. at Lowest Poss A Call of Inspection Solicited. JAS. . MULLEN The new Lt shapes and shades in young men's nobby soft hats, 81,50, £2, $2.50. Campbell Bros', King: son's foremost hat store. 84 GJ Hurley, a No countily lar, has resigned, fobs removed to "oronto. "Se. not Bry 50," life menhorship. in Tabard brary; during October Shekel or Gibson's Red Cross drug mail collector, of from heart disease. He eed fc years of age. news on Foy foe 00 a ter in the: out nel showed, a pth of seve teen fool, and poday, Soph of seven hi was' fab it wan shown to have drggs drop ped poe : "French Rice: ] Rar afi; at 2 for Ife ticket Cross drag et. i: W. item, awarded the contract Flroet sewer, - 33am Powder" for toilet use ~ turing Oe Gis Gibson's Rec Kingeior. has beer to' construct the Napanee. His 'CHURCH 'SERVICES' THE FILLING OF THE I'ULPITs ON SUNDAY. i There Will be Interesting Themes Considered in the Pulpits--The Gospel Message to All Peoples. Bethel Congregational church, corner { Johnson and Harrie streets--Services, 11 am. and 7 pm. Rev. A. P. Mer- i shon, of Philadelphia, will preach at both services, Seats ave all free. I strangers cordially welcomed. | St. 'Paul's church-- Morning prayer snd holy communion, 11 o'clock; Sun- y school and Bible classes, 3 p.m.; edening prayer, 7 o'clock. Preacher at\both services Rev. William Fred- Fitagerald, M.A. Monday, 5 AX.PA Georges cathedral Twentieth Sunday after Trinity. Holy commun- ion, 8 a.m.; mgtins, 11 o'clock; preach- er, Canon. Starr; Sunday school, 3 p.m.; Bible class, 3:15 p.m.; baptisms, 1:15 p.m. Evensong, 7 o'clock, preach- er, the Dean of Ontario, first Baptist church--Rev. Laing, pastor, at both services. a.m., "Old lsrael's New Beginning; p.m. "Some Problems Solved By The Cross Of Christ;"' Bible school at 2:45 p.m. A cordial invitation to stu- dents and stfangers to all the ser- vices. Cooke's DPreshyterian church, street--The pastor, Rev, W. §. Mae Vavish, Ph.D., will preach at both services. Sunday school rally, 3 p.m. in the church. Special programme. Young people's meeting 5.15 pom. Students and strangers will be made welcome at all services. ' First Church of Christ, Scientist-- inlay service, 11 a.m. Subject, "Are Sin, Disease and Death Real Wednesday evening, testimonial meet- ing. Free public reading room Eyery' afternoon, extept Sunday, 2 to bh o'clock. All are cordially welcomed to the services and the reading roam. First Congregationdl chureh, corner Wellington' and Johnston ' streets-- Morning worship; 11 o'clocly' subject, Salt and Sin™; 'evening' w rehip, 7 Peloek, subject, "The Problems of Pain in its Relation to the Life of 'oseph."' Sunday school and Bible lass, 3 p.m.; Young People's society, Monday, 8 p.m. I'astor, Rev. E. Le Roy Rice, B.A. Brock street Methodist church, cor- usr Brock and Montreal streets-- Rev, i. E. Bourke, ,B.D., pastor. 11 a.m., Rev. F. L. Farewell, B.A., associate 'unday school seeretary; 3 p.m., Sun- day schoal rally; Rev. Mr. Farewell ill address the Sunday school; 7 p. n., the pastor will preach; Monday, 8 aan, Y.P.8. Wednesday, $ Poin, pray: © mesting.. Strangers made welcome @ all services. Princess, Biveet Douglas 11 Brock Methodist. chueeh-- { Pastor, Rev.iFrederic. H. Sproule, B.A. eryices, 11 gm. and 7 pan. Junior beigtian; Endeavor, 10:30 amy Sin. ay school, 2:45 p.m.; Epworth League donday, 8 pam. if prayer meeting, 1Wed- waday, S p.m. Hreacher) in, the morn- ng, the. pastor; in the., evening; Rev. Lu. Fawewell, IA, sectebary of the sunday school. and league Sale, To- onto. Speciml music. Chalmers, Presbyterian, comer Bar. ie and Encl strdoteo-Rev. -M. Mao gllivray, D.D.; minister. Serviees, I+ 1] wm. and 7 pane; Special collection in wd of the Campbellton 'sufferers, Sun- day dchool | and Bible "assy 3 pm; mayer mebting, Wednesday, 7:30 pm. itudents and strangers cordially nvit-§ d to all the services. Application. fer ews made to I), G. Laidlaw. . Sydenliam 'street' Methodist church, sunday, Oct. 9th--Services at 11 a.m. nd 7 p.m, conducted by the pastor. lible school at 2:45 pom. A hearty velecome to strangers and students t all these services. Music: Har est anthems, "Ye Shall Dwell in the Land," and 'O Lord How Manifold"; anthem, "God So Loved the World"; solos, "The Good Shepherd," "Mrs. James Small and "He Will Remember thee," Harvey Angrove, St. James church, corner Arch and Union streefs--Ven. J. Ker McMorine, A, DD, rector, 50 Clergy street ast; Rev... T. W, Savary, B.A,, vicar, ho parsonage, 152 Barrie = street! I'wentieth Sunday after Trinity. | 8 wm. holy communion; 11 am, norning - prayer. and sermon, Service specially for boys and girls, Sermon wbject, "Leaves.!". 3 p. m., Sunday chool and Bible classes. 7 p.m., ev- ning prayer and sermon, subject "Can Dead Bones Live!" Queen - street. Methodist church--Har- wet Home services, The church will © suitably decorated. The pastor, Rev. 8, 'Sellery, will conduct both ser- ices, 11 a.m,, 'Lessons From The farvest"; 7 p.m., "Sowing and Reap- ing'; 10 am. class meeting; 2.45, iunday school and Bible class; 2.30, foung Men's club. Special music, norning, anthem, "In Him Was Life™; olo, Mr. Shea. Evening, anthems, 'Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem'; solo, Wiss Laidley; duett, "My Faith Looks ip To Thee,", T. H. Trimble and dr. Shea. Strangers and students ordially invited. What Delicate Babies Need. For the baby who is delicate,. who uffers from constipation, stomach nd bowel © , worms or difi- ult teething, nothi ean equal taby's Own Tablets,' Ww are a ositive cure for' all the Jit ills of hildhood and cum ba given to Mg ww born baby perfect safety hey are sold untler an absolute gunr- mites of a government analyst to ain no harmiul drug. They cannot ossibly h ood. Mrs, IN MARINE CIRCLES, Arrivals and Departures of Vessels at This Port. The steamer Mississiquoi was from Gananoque, to-day. The steamer Alexandria was at Fol ger's wharf, last night, from Mon- treal and discharged considerable freight, for local merchants. At Swift's wharl : Steamer Aletha, down and up, to-day; steamer Britan nie, from Montreal to-day; steamer Belleville, up, to-night; stenmer Ri. deau King, from Portland, "this after noon. The up Kingston deydock presented » busy scene, 'last evening, with three boats there far repairs. The men are rushed just as fast as they can go. Last night, crews work'ng on the Sas katoon and Keystorm worked all night to hurry the job through The stesiver Gordod' was at the Kingston drydobk: fora short time last night, having some. of her plates tightened. The steamer Saskateon is outsifle the dry-doek. now, having some of her plates tightened in the bow of the boat. The cargo has all been moved to the stern so as to rakic the fore part of the ship out of the water, M. T. Co's elevator: Omiha arrived from Chicago and trapshipped 50,000 - bushels of corn, cleared for Oswego, to load coal, for For: William; tug Hall cleared for Montreal with two barges, grain-laden: tug Mary cleared for Montreal, wit} two grain-laden barges; tug Emerson y arrived, Saturday aftetmoon, from Lake Erie, with two coal barges, and elesired for Montreal; steawer Stop motnt will arrive to-night from Fort William with grain, and will have in tov; the barge Selkirk, loaded with coal from Lake Erie. The steamer WANT ONE-YEAR TERM. Board to Trade t0 Wiséuss Three. Year Aldermanic' Term. The 'coundil' of the board of ' trade, last @vening, decided to present to. the board at ite: meeting pext Tuesday evening, a resolution to, the effect that the city council be asked to take steps to secure the required legislation to have' the three-year aldermanic term changed back to the old term of one year. Some business men are inclined to take the view that the best inter ests of the city are not served hy the threesyear term for aldermen, and there is no doubt but that the board of trade will adopt the resolution to be presented to it. The three-year term came into force in January, 1907, when J. McD. Mowat was mayor for the second year. Mr. Mowat was the thief: mover in regard to inaugurating the | dncreased term, and he has singd defended, it strongly, ------------ Women's Assoeintion, A musicale, under the auspices of the Women's Association, of Syden- ham strect charch, 'will be held, ' at the residence of A, 'F. Chown, 126 Uhivarsity avenue, on Monday, Oct. 10th, at 8 pan. Work and sound tables. Admbsgion, 10g, Kingston and Rideau Ferm Rideau King leaves Swift's wharf every Tuesday and Thurkdey at 6 a.m. ! , James 'Swift & Co, agents, "Dland'sg Iron, Tonic 1 Pile," regiinr 00 for 3e., dur ng October red' ticket sald, 200 Yor De, at Gibeot's Red THE FAIR AT ODESSA |p? LD ON FRIDAY AND WAS aA SUCCESS AS USUAL. HE Ihe Exhibits Were all Good-----Horse Races Pulled Off on the Travelled Road, as the Fair Grounds Track Was Too Heavy, The township of Erfesttown ancual all fair has oate more passed nto wistory as ope that will not He for. often: A great many people said that 'he. faix could not be run succesghully sithout the aid of the barroom, The git wag awaited with wuch ihterest m that account. If anyone had any misgivings as to the success of | the mterprise he was quickly deceived up mn' entering the grounds. The heavy mins of the past two days caused Many parsons to stay away, hut, not- vithstanding this fact, the grounds vere crowded. At 2.15 o'dock | the ew agricultural hall built wrout two venrs age by the directors of the fair m ground that was donated by Sid wy Sproule, was ope ned tosd he public ter the exhibits had been juiged, Che people jnmmed into the Mail une il there was not room to turn wound, Upon first entering the build ng a large sign with Campbell Bros' ame wis seen where they had a dis lay. Rrht across the aide, John Md fay & Co., also had a fur exhibit, \s one pussod down the broad aisles, ancy work in plenty was seen and of the very Best patterns and skill too, Heintzman and Co. had an exhibition of pianos in the centre and a kttle further down Toomey and Oswald, of dessa, bad an exhibition of harness, ete. George Mills and Cb, attractid 5 great deal of attention with. their Teddy Bears. Among the fires | from the city who distributed advertjsing § matter were, Steacy and Steaoy, Lockett. Shoe Store, Harvey Milo, F W. Coates, C, W, Lane, w."J Crt wey} The exhibits outside of the buildings were. gxoeptionally. good. The horses, cattle, poultry and swine wore fa better than have been seen at some of the fairs. The vegetables in the building were much admired on ac somtt of their large size and perfect form. The Citizens Band, of Odessa, was on the grounds duritty the after noon and provided a choice pro gramme of misic. Nearly every fair has some accident to be rememi bered vo apxl this one was not expepted. One man went nome with ong ° wheel nearly torn off his buggy as the result of pn collision with another rig in the road. On account of the recent heavy ¥ains the races were not pulled off wiver the track on "the grounds, and had to be yun in the main. road: There were only jwo but thepe were. Verw closely contested. They .were run over i Balimile conrse. The Gist rage was 4 trotting raed and resulted | mp follows': lst, horse owned hy Ti ward Kaylor; 2nd, horse owned + by Archibald Loyst; dvd, horse owned hy William Storey; 4th, horse owned by PP. Crowion. The rdoning thee was tho 'sourte: of much éxéitement ta the | onlookers as the' last two horses had to race the secomd time for i sepond place. The result w ist, E. Par rott, 2nd, Clarence Sharpe; 3d, James Carroll. } The officers and' judges of the ex: hibits "ware | President, a W. Lucas; seorétdary-trbasurer,' A. Pheer; | compare with Pe The alter-dinoer Coffce aad Ice ° Cream will be far better relished with these dainty confections. Png A delicious now biscuit made from cream of wheat 20d sold by sll gro- sere. Ie tiny only, siwsykirosh and crisp. Youll like their Savor. Baie Pet eens. di ---- te pe ners ALL MY PIMPLES GONE. Girl Tells How a Bi a Motchy Skin Was, Cleansed by a Shplediash. "I was ashamed-of my writes Miss Minnio Plead, of tamahaw, It was all full of pimples and sears, but after using DDD. F ion, 1 can shy that pot thére is no sign of that Ferenia, and that was three YOCArs DDD. has become, | gre ae a cure sad instant in" ectema and all other skin diseases, that its value is, sometimes overlooked jm. clearing up rash, pimples, black-heads and all ether minor forms of skin impurities. The Tact is, that while DDD. is so ponstrating that it strikes to the vey root of eczemu or any other serious trouble, the Soothing Oil of Wintet- green, Thymol and other ingredients are. so ¢arefully compounded there i vo wash for the skin | made fhat ¢ this great househo a remedy for every - kind of skin trob- ble, D.D.D, ix pleasant to use, perfectly harmless 10' the most "deliewte aki, ahd absolutely relinble, Write bh. ILD. Laboratories, Dept. K.W., 19.Cok borne. street; Towdnto, for a free trial hottle" aud sprove its wonderful elfegl iveness, 2 Forsente Sx all | dehgxiste. = di 5 (4, gph. apd; Ww, JM. Clagk; pelt ™ lhe | and vegetables, Daly L. Boves and "deh Frink: gens ral manufacturing, fine arts gd paint. ing, E. 8. Parrott and B. J. Gswald. W, J. Smythe, of Catan So a sisted as Judge in the abo go tion: od things, as well as acted as starter of the races. : A large number of city pebple went out to enjoy themselves and renew ae quaintances. A livery athble from the city van a couple of vans out ami they were filled by 'those eager to go. The: Odessa "world's fair," as it generally known, slways comes at t lag of the season, but it is always largely patronized. . | i I ------------------ AT THE. POLICE COURT. « Thice Offenders In the Saturday ate 7 Td Pheer dpupks were thie only', offen whe, Ti the Satins plied odd" etn. "It wan the fest drink 1 have hal RE yr a UN WR expla J. The mayistrate cuales] this a yer 00, ~, Vd od in & hanes." y ¥ oes # Anathér. wae fived 81 5) and oosts, ne ho admit ted having. ben. drunk just two wakes ago. The magistraty Have hin jy decane! © A fine of 8; and cna or. Awenty days, was imposed on dibw third Wf nd er, ¥y A -- iudge of class horso¥, G. v. Ma wid Edward . Kaylony cattle, swine | Cross drug' store. " Quite a * Number and Gibson's Red aipes In ; Bago. to tor ticket sale 81 ross drug. store, of Persons ir Seem to Enjoy Post Toasties Sweet, crisp, fluffy Bits made of white corn: Serve direct, from the package with cream and sugar. Convenient . Wholesome Deliciously Flavored "The Memory Lingers." Fre lawman f v -- 44 i Made at the Pure Food Factories of 3 a Post Sugar ang mn Ce real Cor rs eas Limited if A ih { [J int © v i a Ss