by i « Kox is in undoubted vogue varieties are Isabella, Red Sable, Black Silver Point- ed and Arctic White, "We show beautiful Muffs, Neckwear and setts in this Fur. JOHN McKAY FURRIER, Jas 157 Brock St, - Kingston, Ont. We ean help you. Our large New ks of Vurniture, Carpets and Curtains was never better, : Big line of Hall Seats and Racks, $5, '$7.50, $11. up to $50. = V Parlor Cabinets, all styles. $4.50, $7, $10, up to $60. A fine line of Musle Cabinets. * /fables for Parlor. Dining-room, Hall, Kitchen, ete., 76c to $85.00. Parlor Suites, over 50 styles. un- equalled variety, $20, $27 up. Rugs Curtains, Draper- jes. Linoleum, Oilcloth, Shades, etc. "Phone 990. i. The best shade VUDOR SHADE, made of Linden Wood, simple to op- erate, can be put up in 'ive minntes," . Made in 'all widths . . . . . . DIED sine sixty yeurs ago, being the daugh ist the late Alexander Smith, wha f | Tae sr rials Foi By a ba x; a *dusade un both are Boat leaves foot LATE MISS MARY SHIH IN GENERAL HOSPITAL TUESDAY APTERNOON. Was, for Twenty@ive Years Assistant Matron at the Penitentiary-- Other Deaths in the City, . The death occurred in the general. hospital, on Tuesday afternoon, of Miss Mary Smith, assistant matron at' the penitentinry for the past twenty: five years, during which time she was a Bxithiul government worker. About the lst of July she was taken ill and wiz removed to the hospital. It was pot until two or three weeks ago that she felt that she would not recover from her illness, and she accordingly resigued the position which she bad go long. The deceased was born in this eity or {years kept a shoe store hers. In religion she was a Presbyterian, and g member of Chalmers church. Sh leaves two brothers and two sisters © John, of this city; James, of Lanark; Mrs. George Kick, of this city, and Mrs. Fdge, of Texas. The funeral will take place on Thursday aiternoon. Other Deaths. The death oecurred at Rockwood hospital, on Tuesday, of Miss Ida Alice Barlow, of Belleville, in ber twenty-first year. The deceased™ had been ailing for some time with tuber eulosis. The remains were sent to her hiyme for burial. The death ocourred, on Tuesday, David Reginald Wilson, son of Nr. of The child was eight months of age. The death otedrred ab the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'George Lewis, on Queen street, on Wednesday morning, of theic infant, son, aged one year and seven months. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO. What Happened in Kingston and "Elsewhere in 1887. Locomotive Works company is man ufacturing a water tower for Belle vilie, 120 feet in height, 25 feet in dia. meter, $0 contain tons of iron. A Portamouth resident, when asked why he did not subscribe for a news paper, exclaimed : "Because my fath er, when he died, left me a good many Se I have not read them thre rot. x Body found fosting upon the beac of Lake Ontario, above Oswego, iden tified as that of Convict Kelly, who, with Convict Schoones, made a sen sstional escape {rom the penitentiary fn the yacht Juno. Rev, - M. Macgitlivray preached his ingugoral sermon at Chalmers church THIRTY THOUSAND TIES Have Been Placed Along the K, & FP. Line This Summer. Work alchg the lise of the King ston & Pew. roke railway has ben carried alodg with greht success this summer but there is quite a good deal atranged for! extensive wipairs. The work is being carried along as speed ily as possible. ; It is interesting to note that during {he summer thirty thousand new tive have been placed along the line. Four large concrete vdinforeed bridges have teen included in ghe work: There is yet to lay thirly miles of new steel, while fourteon miles of 'ballasting have been complefed. ae Te TGEORGE WILL CASE AGAIN. ea iN Sister of the Deceased to Stir it uy Again. : The will of the Tate Joseph George, of this ity, whieh was before the courts for 4 yenr and a hall, is likely to be revived, A sister of the deteas al living in Springfield, Mass, new claime that Albert Cottenden is nol the legally adopted son of her late brother, and has atked jor copies of the legal proceedings which - took places. Judge Pricé found that Mr. Cottenden was properly adopted, and the estate was divided according tc the will of the decomsed.. Kennedy-McCabe Wedding. A pretty wedding was solemnized Wednesday morning in St. Mary's cathedral by Rev. Father Hanley, when John F. Kennedy, of the Can- adian Locomotive Works, was unit- od in marriage to Margaret McCabe daughter of the late Richard Me- Cabe 6f Amherst Island. The hap- py couple left on the morning train for a trip to Toronto, Hamilton and Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Kens nedy will be at home to thair friends after Oct, 1st at 129 Union street, Wolfe Island Fair, Den't fo ) Nolte Island 30 and 11.30 am. + Be days of Iair. dance will be Hall, on Wed- iarence Br a Dont pm, o'clock Thursday aud Mrs, David Wilson, of Yark street. OPPOSED TO FILTER - BEING INSTALLED FOR KINGS. TON WATER SUPPLY. Biicteriologist Says That Filtered Water is Not AbsoliNely Umcon. taminated -- Utilities Committee May Oppose It. Whether Kingston will have a fltra- tion-plant for some time to éotile. iS a question, for "it is learned that some tee will raise objections, sn the ground that this city will not require a flter, since it is to become unlawiul to emp ty sewnge io the harbor hereafter. Tt is understood that Al. Riguey, chair mon of the comutitiee, ix one who holds this view, and thal ke will op pole the expeaditure of a large sum of money on a filieation plant in eon pection with the waterworks system, A leading bactericlogist has advised that a Hltration plant) would not nu tively free the city's water supply from contamination, ' There would always ve a chante of some comiaminated wa ter eluding the filtration doctoving. Fhevefore, the ehlarine (rentment iz just an good, it is hehd. Forthermore, the use of aluni in too great quantities # Lable 10 by used in filters, and its excessive is bad. I the matter comes to pn issue, the opipon of bdeteriologist will be presénied to the sity couneil. ase fn FINED $100 AND COSTS For Selling Liquor Without a License. Magistrate Farrell handed out [200d wiifl fine, in a liquor case, at the police court, on Wednesday morning, when he imposed a fine of ¥100 and costs, or, ia default, three months in sail, int the case of Joseph McUonuell, of Williamsville, who pleaded guilty io a charge of having liquor on hs premises for sale. The case was the sequel to the visit Provineial Inspector Morrison made to Mol onnell's pregyses on Saturday af: ternoon gst, in company with - Uity mspectar Clark Wright, and. County inspector Moreland. The fine for such ati 'offence runs from $HW to R00, the magistrate gave aa order to have he liquor confiscated. An adjourned assault ease, in which two local Greeks were involved, was beard, and alter hearing evidence the court imposed a fine of $3 and costs apon Peter Karas, lor assaulting George Ballas: ine two had some aroutle on the night of September ith. lt was alleged that the accused had used a knife, but this fact wes not established. Ballas had a small cut on his forehead, but this "may have been caused by a fall. A wit- ness who was called said that he ho- viced the accused push the other down. Dr, Morrison, who dressed the wound, said that it might have been caused by a knife, but he could not say for sure. ine wound might have been inflicted by some' sharp instru- ment. c Cornelius McMahon, arrested on a charge of peing drunk, when a mem- ber of the "prohibited list," was fur thir remanded' until Friday, when the charge against a local liquor dealer, accused of supplying the hguor, will also be heard. Considerable time was taken up in the hearing of a case in which a red- dent was accused of the non-payment of wages, amounting to 87.90, hut af: ter the evidence had been taken, the gharge was, dismidsed, The eluim was made by a-boy who-had Bou emplay- that he had not stood by his agree ment. . TWO SIX-YEAROLD LADS Taken in Charge by the Police for Theft. The police had two very young prisoners in custody, Tuesday after- noon, for a short time--no doubt the youngest prisoners, ever taken in charge, by the local police . Con- stable James Craig placed them un- der arrest, on a charge of stealing a pair of shoes, from the waiting room, at the Kingston & Pembroke rallway station. The missing pair of shoes were foupd in possession of the . two youngsters, and without any fuss whatever, the boys. admitted that they had taken the pair of shoes from the waiting room, at the sta- tion. Their intention was, evident 1y, to sell the shoes, and buy candy, with the proceeds. The lads were detained at the statien for a time, and after being shown the eat-o'-nine tails, were al- lowed to go. Just what to de with youngsters of this age. is in- deed, a proposition. The lads were badly frightened, at the sight of the cat-o'-nine tails, and no doubt the timely warning given them, will be the means of preventing tiem doing such a thing again, For some time, complaints have been made about parcels being stolen from the waiting room, at the station, and this week, Coa- bie Craig spent some time in en- voring to trace down the guilty parties, with the result mentioned. HIS TENDER THE LOWEST. But He Was a Grit Tastead of a It seems that contractor of government works, was construction of THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, members of the civic uwlities commit Told In Tw ilight P. Mrs A. Chown, for Miss day 'afternon, Winnipeg, and Japan. jeatty, W, Mr. Gergld Emery, «t streel, ha returned from where he spent! the stimines 5. Birch, Bagot street. Mrs. Ularke Taylor, spears Monday in tows Mise Doroiby Hil, House," expects fo leave for Minn apol Me. Sidosy Mel zam, who has been spending Winnipeg, leit that place for home o Monday. Mrs. James Craig, turned, Mouoday, where she the Jdams Misses Fdh HeCammon sie: Wright, of Ganunogue, m tonn op Saturday, ois Gan@nogue on Friday ¥ uion street Farl street, on froam was vere Faest Me. and Mrs hin street, havd returned where they spent the week end Mrs. John Faidlie; Brock street, left Roaghton, td at garden work, bub it way found; to-day, to visit Mr, and Mee, Matthew { Fairlie for some time spent Saturdiy in town. « Mr. Stuart Sutherland, is spending his holidays with his par uts, Mr. ard Mes. M, Earl street. | Mr. BE. V. Lesslie, King street, i turned, on Monday, from Ottawa. {| Mr. Rolph Emery, West street, bas been this summer jraent water power survey on the Wie niger and Red rivers, returned hom on Monday. { Mr. William a, of | spending a few days in town. | Mr. and Mrs Ww their nieces, from Si. Catharines, on and spent the week-end in town, turning home on Monday i Mrs. '(ieorge Richardson and Agnes Richardson réturned home, © Saturday, from a trip abroad i "Misses Ada and Beatrice Birch, 'got streep, and Mr, Gerald Wagt street, hav the summer ni the Park, returned he ~ Mr. RB. R. €arr-Harrie is spending a few days in town. | Mrs. W. R. Givens, after spending a few days "teal, has return-d home ie N, wh Jons lorgnto, R Misses Leonard Ladly, an } re who Thousand Islan Tuesday Toronte in { Mr. Donald Paterson, of the Bank of pent the week- (Montreal, St. Mary's, jend in town. | Mivses Fmma | streot bave-- returned | where they were the | Frother, Mr. E. II time, from guests of Pense, the be v . » Miss Wyctle Culebeetn, of mouth, left, on Twesdiy, to spend week with relatives Gananigue and Lansdowne. Misk Flsie Day, daughter Mavor E. W. Day, FEdnronton Alt (Continued on Page 3.) Pappas hav where the A. B. Sherman and N { retuned from Hay Ba have had an coming {The party with which the Ringstc sportsmen went, bagged sivty duck Andrew A. Moore, of the Calga here 08 a viait Kingston's Famous Fur Store. Furs and Millinery. { our pre-eminence in both I these lines. : Styles in Furs were 4 never so beautiful nor so varied as this season. | In our Millinery de- Qanthient, we are showing Hats that are pretty, | very wearable and abso- | i : Compare ! Compare! : : Grsvssnssssesssamesas | || REPRINTS OF $1.50 BOOKS FOR 45c - SATURDAY ONLY University Avenue, entertained at fea on Mon- ! Miss Rowell; of of | Thousand Island Park, } with) Mos: "Maitland | some weeks in | Ottawa, | guest of Mes. E. J. | Belleville, A iN , T ry Miss kabel McDonald, or Gananoque, : - i of, the a Merchants' bhaok of Canada, Creemore, Sutherland, re with the govern- is motored Saturday, Miss Ba- Emery, heen spending Maitland street, Mont- and Elsie Pense, West Ottawa, |§ for a short Ports ldions put a team and friends at of ex wae married on Tuesday of this week nme URE dueks Alhortan, and formerly of Kingston, is Our displays of exclu- | sive styles demonstrate 3 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1013. : i popular fiction at 405c. The fist ver brought oul in thls editioa. By Gene-Stration Porter Girl of the Limberiost. Freckles. At the Foot of the Rainbow, By Johan Fos, Ir, The 'iralt of Yhe Lonesome Plas, By, My riié Reed The Master's Violin. Lavender and Old Lace. David Grabam Phillips White Magic. . Old Wipes for New. Plum Tree Light Fingered Gentry, The Second Generation. 8 § ¥ ey! { + and Chris | o : Latest additions to the vioth bound editions of the most comprises some of the best books + Bye Morgan -- An Affair of Dishonor, Alice for Short. Joseph Vance . It Never Can Happen Again Miscellaneous Oliver Twist (Theatrical ed.) Madame X, Maris Claire. #ouse of Bondage. The Lion and the Monse, "Third Degree Flames hy Hitchens, A-Xoung Girl's Wosing. ' First Love by Van Vorst. © devices to. prevent the addi Leather Hand = | Bags : - Our showing of styles for Fall are unusually complete in all makes of leather. Safely + € dental opening while* being carried. E y Prices range ftom $1.59 te $6.60, w OF THE 14TH REGIMENT ON 28TH OF OCTOBER, for Indoor | Armouries--==\ Cup to be Arrangements Made Baseball at the Perpetual Challenge Provided. The autumn shoot of the 14th Regi ment, P.W.0O, Rifles, will be held at the Barriefield ranges on Thanksgiv. ing day, October ¥%th. A committed of officers met in the Armouries on Luesday night, and arranged details. 1h: datc is a listlé late, but no othe comparatively free day for the men could be chtsens Noxt year it is like ly this choot will be arranged for La bor day. Ferty-five prizes. will be of fered for the Thanksgiving day shoot for regimental and open matches the moming and uliternoon. All nos- petmmissjoned ollicers and men of the regiment are wyed to go to the ranges on that day. Rifle practes is being held im the Armowries 'every Monday evening. | he members. of the committee are Major +). H. Dawson, Caot. P. Go. C. Campbell, Lievis. W BF. Swaine, J. d"Bsterre, and H, W comprising the sports Marshall. The oflicer commitice ihe regiment "met before hand, oy Tuesday evening, anl furth ered plans jor indoor baseball during the fall and winter months. A com mitiee of the wserghants will bw op ointed | to draw-up 8 schedule for inter-company = matches. The bands will also be asked tq 'come in on a good thie," and it has heen suggest ed that the signalling and bearer see in. the league. A ai Perpetual challenge cup will he provid ed by the regiment. O o n L d Ar FOUR MONTHS KN JAIL. Imposed for Liquor IHegally. Charles Fralick, of the Cataraqui e| Deaiving Park Hotel, Kingston town y | ship, pleaded guilty to keeping liquor of HA peensises fer aly; below: Gown ty Magistrate George Huntir nnd Bradshaw, on Wednesday aliernonn and was sentenced to four months in jail, without hard labor. UC. R. Web ster conducied the prosecution and fl. A. Giveas appeared for the defend ant. Mr. Webster pointed out thal there was no sligruative between fine and jail in this ease. This wa Fralick's second offence and the strates sent him to jail Join Fisher, Portumouth, cuarged with unlawfully selling liguor to Charles Fralick, was found guiliy, penterca SeHing n ¥ a ma who wae PREPARED the weather by pur- for rainy chasing one of the many stylish Rain Coats that we are showing at $5.00 and up See our special- Umbrella at 95¢ It's a winner. IL A a NY NEWMAN & SHAW THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE, | i ! and & minimum fine of 820 was im The declsion will fikely In posed. appealed. { NEW BARRACK STABLES, Contractor McCartney Has Then Well Under Way, The new military | stables, | were wanted so long, have at last | hoon commenced. Contractor Willian { Melnrtoey has the work a hand and | the excavations are already finished, and forms ard set for the donors } | foundations." The building is to he 200 feet long and about 40 feet in Fuidth. It will be of brick. It is heiny erected opposite the Tete de Bi pont barmcks below the tracks which The § ather siables are being turted into 1 ! veterinary hospital, and two new ad §} antioms are to be built to the pregent i$ | stables. The buildings bere ill efghteen feet wide and thirty-five fot 3 long each, and will be built of slope. © PAVING 18 TO BEGIN 5 X, yeti On Thursday Morning, if Weather t is Favorable, The work onthe naw asphili pave ment on Clarente sireet, and the fop oiher business blocks of the city, will "he commented ow' Thursday morning. JA. FB. Reed, of Windsor, who has contracted to lay the pavement, was in towth on Wednfsday. The contract has bean signed by 'the company and fs now in the hands of the city dor the sxme op . ; Under present weather condi thons, how rapidly the' work will pro- ceed is uncertain. The work om the pavement on barrie street, is ngain tied up, owing to the wet weather, oie Recluse Burned to Death. Renfraw, Sept. 17.--Patrick English. aged a who bas lived foe many years yn a hui in the Mount St. Patrick district, twenty miles from here, was burned to death on Monday might. It .4 supposed he upset a lamp on retiring. aii chins " Frask Mowers. 335 Earl streot, went to Napanes today fo attend the -sn- nual i : i Fresh Sweet Peas -Asters Qladioli From our own garden each day at PURDY'S 109 BROCK STREET | lowers in all arrange- ment. for all occasions promptly. With a child's eves Is usu- ally easily corrected, but ff the glasges are not exactly right great havoc is played with the delirate nerves and tisenc, To insure your child's glasses being right kave me prepare them after' an expert examination of the syss. | | Waterman's Ideal || Fountain Pens cei Tn STANDARD PRICES We stock all 'points: in ro Pens, and all shapes, Safetled Sell-Fillers. Small sizes to drop safely In the purse or hopping tag. | SMITH BROS. { Jewelers and Opticians Issuers of Marriage Licenses. EE rns. FURS Everything in Furs Preyning us will be found of the high- est quality, perfect in fit and right up-to-date. GOURDIER'S fo EXOLUSIVE FURRIERS - | Phone . - 00 | FOR SALE A new double brick dwelling on Johnson 8t., containing 8 rooms, fur- Toa : nace, gas, and.all im- location, for $5,000 MULEIN JOHNSON and DIVISION STREETS. The Busy Real Estate Corner, 'Phone 639, | | Of approval Is set conspic plenous Iy on all our laundry work---it The distinguishing symbol that characterizes culture and breeding. 8 : Everything we wash Is noticeable for cleanly sweetness and fanitiess iroming. an KINGSTON LAUNDRY | Cor Printges & Sydenham Sta. provements, centr al CEE