Brae RS pet PAGE SIX. : The Bank Of Toronto Has Ample facilities long business in Canada . Our fall facilities are the progressive of Kingston, ROSEDALE AND THE LATT HAVE TROUBLE. Steamer Sinbad, ton Island, Proveeded Notes Gathered T™ME Aground at Carle Was Hele « Montreal--Marip Around the Hm fo bor. Two steamers wera reported Wednead: Moreh nen T oh net of ground Rosedale, we in funds, excellent banking fine, ate' Irogui ts, the Inland line I.a¥hine toth vessels ne and 1 bauking and connection : and experience' of i were loaded |erain apd freight, their was men { Montreal ihe Rosedale left hing tston on Sunday and the stean Ie Mon be equipment and canal on at sposal of hingston on company hi att weed fi diy The Bonnets o asked to @® | The steamer 8 vetting Carlton "able to not tho result . : cle 0 INCORPOLATED 1833, . 000000000000000000000000080 wesistance Donnelly Sinbad true Besources or er $50,000,000, i the steamer nea Island, and proceed to that the Montreal will suffer as but will be es | Werirtare ul used KINGSTON BRANCH 107 PRINCESS ST. da iv Rh --- of the brought 28 : , M mtreal GEORGE B. MCKAY, $l mb Manager. ight he the mishap i + | amined her Ihe barge Grantham was ol upon rie Wn as amd wore steamer and Fransportation City 1 he last to ( o clock nhle ten mgh wel i. ail the ee > immediately -- Movements of Vessels cleared its way * 800000 cecnese tee eessessescaceseionss hit We Are Offering.' FOR This Fall's Shooting, The ever Hummer bast Sownrds fle John steamer t har Iie tor Lapdnll with a ¢ Fh atenmbarye Revley "ss Pay fon ot of je [ry | oh | from he tug Fm wri ed om Charlotte, will for "wift's w or Oy clear with one ena Montreal hurtin i due from Mtawa Meth 14 sheer and harge Steamer Hidean this dow oven steam from value in Shot Gans rrrts H. & A $ he, | ¢ fron biggest 12 guage HW gay fiun, vind ' mer bella discharge to pa Yontreal steamer King acht time lor o ening die regi wir for ie worte toda pass dow Punduen i I" ' i eck Also their Hanunerle for Crp tue dn stenmer | we i tordny ten trp lover was in port for yacht Wanna stopped Ley Gam from O [ass up Londed Shells Eley's 5. |e Winchester LMC muatle the river todas y + short terday 60c. short tone yesterday on 21.00 west Arrow | North King's Last Trip, bu stents North King leaves King %| WO opan., on sunday, September 20th, | far Charlotte (Port | You can spend Monday" in the | City and he Foesdiy morning | iy | All size All Gun and every Gun Toacs ean be tril befor guaranteed tem Flower W. A. Mitchell): HARDWARE. 83 AND 87 PIRNUCESS ST, home, for round trip, $1. J.P. pent are werd rahe maths . by the roval with Dublin the interfered Ai only trike Mel ead' ter shaving, Drug Stores, cream, for af Melead's CWitehazel 10c. hotile Men, women and children, bu; boots at Duiton's and 9 Princess street save money Novelties I - Coat Sweaters For Men, Ladies and Children Splendid assortment in all the leading Prices $1.50 to $6.75 colors. New Velvets for Fall | "Suits We show exceptional values in these gouds in Black, Blue, Green, Brown. 50c, 75¢, $1, 1.25, 1.50 yard The Correct Styles In Fall Coats and Suits An immense assortment to from, : select PEL-"NoT! and Lake, near th ith to the succeeded m ws had a taken to * XL ept a boat was THO Lamonde | of Rochester.) | Han | 1 Rhos one of them. VS PE er a PERERA a Poi une an rn, RHE Saeco tem er r t - hii DATLY FRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY. SHPETEMBER 20. "i 5 LIKELY Tar "CHAUCER™ WILL BE WITH QUEEN'S. «= The Sport Promoter Arrived in the City Tuesday--He Would Coach Quern's if They Made Him a Good - offer, But Has Offers From ' Other Clubs, 1% very httle Queen's Athletic Conmittes "f hacer" Elliott as {be eclebr: wd in town, noon, accompanied by who has been helping iri Canadian Haseball League, "Chan down to bis old home city look around before begin The league bi which avizer, closed hast will turn his now There possi conch ed sport Vuesday Eddie" ton him cer' came to have a ning on foothall. he was the org saturday and tion to rughy r When asked by the been an agreement made tfueen's Athlete "Committee to as rughy i, he said and po ofier aad been to him. He nad an intima the commitiee would like to but had received nothing in of a formal conmumeation, letter from N. M. Leckie, of He said he would just as coach Queen's He and he Whig if there retain him conch, _ had not, ex tended thom, that him, way ret 1h Hamilton. soon be in Kingston and us he would go anvwhere else could have staved ondom coached a junior he also had offers of which he Mooday., He had vet, but in | ORE from clubs, could start to work two either for with either for not elo till Thurs make up his mi He said i tneen's wanted him, they would have to make up their minds pretty quick, suit two other good offers be bim, he particular vhothier they or oan has with fore wi not made him un offer not "Vagsity Practising Daily. "Varsity rugby Foronto is rounding into shape Fant nad from all indications will make 'hump' in the first game here on ith tenm will vear, the « they are huek linge team In very LRTI | Oc | | his oras be | this but and Lowi minus veterans me other teams, the =ituation few ns accept ing to down material a } "Pud" Hamilton as Coach. "Pad : the junior sulury R500 w to Lou- | gaged tenm, for the rughy his j= bad recommended for | by "Chaneer'" Elliott. "ud" | I Kingston boy and at [time n member of the famous Granite | rughy team. He son of Frank Lo Bamilton, formerly caretaker the YMCA Aingstoniang ave proud of the record he iw making in sport, Hamilton is ong coach ORF. and his will be all. Hq don, gOROn not pay at [the oh is an one 15 a ol Gireat Chance for Queen's. Eliott has the past two years, in. Montreal thinks that the team 8 superior to Their lack of the | gume has beon ruin which shows if this would | "Chancer" "oon play during FMetll and { Taremto, and {Limestone City foueen's | with and | 17 iy 1 | Varsity | he Hime points of the ous Nn plany astances, they hal a proper eoach be rectified / i Athletics Shut Out. Junior Athletics met defeat kind ot Wolle Islami, afternoon, in a hewoball ¢ | of the chief tra tions of the fair. The score wax to 0, with Wolfe Island at the big fof the stick. This seems surprising in {view of the fact that the last time the city team went over there after a | [twelve innings game, the Kingstonians ahead, but basebul! j= like a | race, one will I'he the worst Fuesday {which was ove of | on | on hd {were one horse no can tell" who win Oxerend for (Mtawa. Ottawa despatch says: It good authority that Overend, the big scrimmager of last year's Queen's team, will a fixture | on the Ottawa hoe, Overend has * been | 'negotiating for a sitaation in Ottawa, | and will prebably be ont with the red, white and "laek foothallers Saturday afternoon Jack" Willigms will full back, An ix stat ed on "hen be play Baseball Records, Montreal | New Roches: Forento 1, Cnty '4 Buffalo ot Eastern league 3. Baltimore 9, 3, Providence | Jerses ark ter, rain { National league Lonis 13, ton 12; New York 3, Pittsburg 1; Yrooklyn Cincinnati 5; Philadelphia 2, Chicago ©, American Jeague--Cleveland 3, Now York 3; Washington 7, Chicago 3: Phi! adelphia 5, St, Louis I: Boston 2, De trokt 1. | | AMMOTH SALE OF FOUNTAIN PENS. xt bors | Regular $2.30 to $10 Value for | $4.23 at Mahood's Drug Store. The biggest fountain pen sale ever! {placed before the people of Kingston | started today at Mahood's Deve | Store. ' Mr. Mahood has made arrangements | for showing some 159 different #1 yls | of the eclebrated Worth & Co. pens | value] at from $2.50 to $10, and about 20.000 of these pens will go on sale at the popular pride of $1.95 cach. In thix magnifieent assortment there are pearl-bandled, sterling sil ver motnted, gold mounted, business mert's pons and many other attractive dewigne., The mverage person geperailv takes it for granted that unless be pays or more for a fouptain pert he is not making 8 good Ievestment. Thine theory is given a rude jolt at thy weimoth sale during which a guar ante fur one ear. ACCOMPANIES SVE sple. Furthermore, purchasers are wold that if they are not satisfied they can have their money returned any time durlig the sale or the pen may be exchanged for any other more suitable design. The window of the Mahood store has heen ret oven éitirely to the display of these and as there wll undoubtedly a rush the sale will last for only n --~ r days. The Anglican Woman's Auilianyy meeting is being held -~ Twe atten-{ with | decorated there | team, and | { Hunt fevening | of Ars Llp townrds the jdertakiug. {ig er gee, employers, on | street cud {from twenty-three to twenty eight cent { ried {tablishing assured tft | ain dominion THE HOTEL MEU AUXHAARY On the Grounds of That Iestitution on Teesday--\ Large Crowd Was | Prosest--These in Charge of the } Tables, ; BY LADIES' foc AL NOTES A: AND TRINGS GENRRAL. ci in the City. and Vic nity wd ther Brief ltems of Interest] Easily Read and Remembered. Hugh Fowler Moupt Chesne t to4hey, for Bassano, Alta Lost a He nt} Gilmour's hand cleaner, AUX xry [r ¢ <F ) S fternoor and even {Me cleod's Drag Stores ! urcens he. erowd Willis Swaine, piano tuner A Er . Wh ; ano n grand sucoms. er | recess ed at McAuley's. 'hove was farge, considering the thn t i Strain amd poditical meetings which were going on i Eves, Stella. are » % She ; . uy f me . days in the eity do . es Ine HL Llinmagua, gate was - Ww . of Nre. Corker, assisted by Mass Rung | Sat, Tove Ethel Corkey. The mext thing was The . teas the apron and children's table, which i ol wy . was i eharge of Mes. Keenan, oa-]0] the Stawdard sietee] by Mas Petre, and the Fuesduy's full-page fabrication O'Connor. 1 he refreshment room Cure that headache with » We {fe basement of the new wing, Headache Powder. He box. with palms and made We regret very much that Miss Tim very pleasant feature of the affair unme appenred in the Harting This department was in charge of Mrs. PP. Devlin, assisted by the fol lowing Mes Sowards, Mrs. Niche Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. Myers, the | | Hunt, J. Brawn, rene PR Frances Devlin, 1. Darragh, 1 j lhe " Fhe Hora! decorations weve issued a nent , tails, candidates, elections, It | _ Sparklet Oval a hap 8 ent spendir at the Hotel hen x Lumer, table, tin charge al piano orders good estimate bility have' a re Misses : Prous. in was a ' mons was printed through mistake boots, mn's, { The store of bargains, itvunks, suitcases, Dutt cess Stpuet. sh son, 200 Pr gh Misses Nwift, Coghing hier excellent Fhe "wm In Love Sampuny giving for handy " ' rouse s bao, thw he ie federal | book rug ete. very 8 a i aa Bulbs hosnesmade table was fine charge of Mrs. Lovett, Mrs. Diy, Miss (ooper, Mis SOM t. 'The candy table looked very | and was under the manage of Mrs, 4. Martin, by her daughter, The ice eréam aml soft drink booth was stunted in the main bedding and was in charge of Mrs Mel ormick, assisted Mrs, ards, Mrs. Moran, Miss Grimshaw, Miss Mc t ormick, Mis A vidnoh, Miss Gallagher, 'dant Nally' was in charge of Peaupre nd Miss Kane. The was presided over hy bs Mrs. Spence and fortune teller, Mrs at her old positivn, ate was ussist- i a \ large erowd went over to Walk Island on Tuesday evening to »atteml | the dance given tn the C M.ILA. hall The steamer Wolfe Islander brought the party back at about minight Spices, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace, meric, Allspice, Curry, Nutmeg, ling Spice, Garlic and Celery Mustard Seed and Red Pepper: fresh and pure, at Gilbert's Stores Nature's Remedy I'ablets Dig Store W. F. Nickle has again issue with the Standard, a statement it attributed Some time avo the Whi 'Mr. Hnrty's that he the manufacturers' meeting with Laur attractions 'of the { ier, of parliament ing great § to hear what he Lhe - the ALA music success of © the hard worl did no which would of the grounds were wall large are lgdits, and sadly lights a table was fine assisted woe, rrp Tur Pick Seed, AL by Sow Lu Mies X Miss Cush rs surpy Mrs Prouse's ise table had to take and correct to hun published | attended | Sehetacne, ! Nis Sun assisted I'he Was nv fort Mi merhy, tin telling titer ue f mes. The g was looked denial une'wrham member the man save as a Wass the aml a was said afiair. Rt dane took part in was exeellent umber music bund farnsbing fine \ great deal of the social was due to the Swift, who undone br. Mackie's Resignation. of for Rey. meet ing the King to-day there ston presbytery, ealled ot t | Bellevalle. At this sescion, the of Rev, br. Mackie, Amdrew's church, will sented. Br. Mackie's resignation handed into the preshytery but lawn Joseph antion as pastor | pre was leave anything SUCCPSS un- J of Ste be I'he two some thn rhted by heros Lhe euchn [Mrs Leahy and Mrs by Mrs. Shetang and the Prowne, Gallagher, Swift, Prizes id 1 hes ", was not acted po charge of Grady, asswted Mis=es Bol- Shaw in Last Trip to Rochester. teamer North King September Mth, for {Port of Ruchester), in the Flower City, morning. Fare for 1. P. Hanley, and leaves on. Sun Charlotte I hy Mon. Home rowed Irene by Miss Beaupre and consolation bh were we Nicholson, Mallonald mn 1 nes trip, agent NO CARS IN DETROIT, Employees are For Move Pay. Fifteen United railway and not The men get nnd Gil Pickling, der amd best al Vinegar, Mali, White Wine, purest bdrt's Stores Rideau Kang, for Ottawa, ever Mon day and Thursday, at 6 a.m. Jas. | Swift and Co., agents. Whisper it. The Whig's { coughing for Nickle. Nyal's remedies, a full assortment. | McLeod's Drug Stoves. plums, apples. weapos at Gilbert's Stoves on Strike As 1,500 hundred went Beiroat, Sept. 20 of tl this mormng, here. strike n office cat ix is runmnz and ask thirty cents. hour for twpnty-live and Peaches, and fresh, at Mcleod's Drag @ pens, Pure spices, THE PEOPLE ARE WARNED OF A POSSIBLE LAST HOUR CRY hnild the i hut man Not onh Kingston locomotives thie of the conserva will more te which the oF th reciprocity, fhe er ood trade t build ol gston S : | eroased hour fre Nickle, that Af reciprociiy effect company, which is alleged have been considering the westion of es {increase at their ele wd mill- |g it Winston 11 not t trade lege he and ment 1% a one, while it used cone to piv statement treated for + shi Collin more both the hipbuilding vessel-butlding plants if hing INCTen se may be it will for ta and | \ appeal oles cement companies will reciprocity grain | imngensel FOP to hut vastly | Oe ofiect ston' mto will so t hye another curry rl plant ing will aw that them west of the of ined canals is convineing on this tf all In, hmgston vost and tof without hesitation, for Mowat, elevators of this ity hold all the grain from the minister state and ould out mtent will | The ulons windard roorback w ple ods an electors car tory, it emanate rite most in oa Si to election ery that t WITCe catlways oe rest mont mutter is only a i and t in f{ bn the cities will the an re yesaired no from what & gam most of roorback va men i working support also rooity, cnn, gone lune, and can Kington ds by vot by Ling reCiproeity The Whig has leased a special 0 N.W. Telegraph Company wire, and wilh bulletin the returns to-mor- row evening. A stereoptican machine will throw the results on a huge screen in front of the Whig Office, so that they can be plainly read anywhere in the market square. Pictures of leading public men, Kingston's © candidates, etc., will also be shown. The public are cordially invited to come down the square and ses the returns. The service will as complete and efficient as i is Possible to to be make i S000 veveee Sau cassssstesssiecatssens tin ! Orders | from ton correspondence of last week av ai ne a} Be00sctecsnanectsntese se STEAMERS GO ASHORETHE SPORT REVIEWIA LAWN SOCIAL WELDITHE DAY'S EPS We are ready with large as- sortments and extra values Quits, Sheets, Comforters. Genuine Pure Wool Scotch Blankets A make that givescxcellent wear and is not hard to wash. $3.99, 4.50, 5.00, 5.50 up We have alo a very SPECIAL BLANKET so'dat $300 a Pair The siza is 60 x 80 Towels Of all sizes and of many qualities, to be hal hers at money-saving prices. Towels, 19¢, 12 1-2¢, 1 5¢, 20c, 25¢ Towels, 30c, 35c, 40c, 45c, 50c. FINK LINEN GUEST TOWELS, FINE LINEN EMBROIDERED TOWELS, FINELINENHUCKABACK TOWELS FINE BATHYOWELS, GIFT TOWELS ready to initial. 3 ; 13 3 3 i: i * * * : A large assortment of money-saving prices in Sheets, Sheetings, Quilts, Comforters, Pillow Slips, Pillow Casings. Butterick Patterns for October now Ready. Fashion Sheets for October Free. J. Laidlaw & Son | : : : | : | 3 i 000 GOOD BOOTS - FOR BIG G Nh . . * . » . ® » * . . ~ * * . . . * % - . » "Boots with Low Heels" Big Girls' Kid Lace foois, sick to 6 . $1.50 ° Big Girly' Bod Calf Bouts, size 2 1.210 6 . $200 : Big Girls' Kid Lace Boots with heavy soles $2. . : Big Girls' Gun Metal Calf Boots, lace of button H8.00 ® Also Patents and Tans in butt nm and lace at LOO and $4.50 A A Hr PM oe Store sasssssssssnsssecens AASSREAN90S 80000000 0eeectcecer rs Tancecescuinetotncecnoa