POPULAR MECHANICS HAND BOOK A series of Hand Books on Industrial Subjects written like | "POPULAR MECHANICS.' in plain, simple language "so thaj you can understand it" i Anyone possessing a slight knowledge of how to use 1ools i can casily make the various pleges described, The following are in stock: --- ~ MISSION FURNITURE---flow to Make It." OW TO MAKE A WIRKLESS SET, : D WORKING FOR AMATEUR CRAFTSMEN: °® : PLECTROPLATING --A Treatise for the Beginner. , ART CRAPTS LAMPS. -- How to Make Them. All valuable Books for self instruction." Bound in cloth. Price 50 Cents copy. R. UGLOW & COMPANY 5 141 Princess Street i o . -- NEW FALL BOOTS FOR MEN AND BOYS | High Grade Goodyear Welts - from $4.35 to $5.50 The Dr. Worth Cushion Sole for Men, solid comfort, one price - $56.00 JOHNSTON'S SHOE STORE - - < T0 BROCK THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1912. p------ IN MARNE CROLESTHE SPORT REVIEW FAILED TO FIND A BERTH AT RINGSTON _ : For the Steamer Rapids Prince for the Winter--The Sooner She New Bridge is Built the Better. Gilbert Johnston, Yacchanical super- akendent of the Richelieu and On tario Navigation company, has been in the city for some days and has been going over the city front to find a location for the steamer Rapids Price. which it was desired to hay up hers so thal repairs might be made during coming winter. Mr. Jcha- ston has had to abmndon the pro position because he could find no ac commodation for the big craft. He thinks that the government should %asten with ite work in making King: ston a national port so that the ne eosaary accommodation for the trade may be available. The Rapids Prince could not be taken through the present swing bridge. Movements of Vessels. The schooner Julia 'B. Merrill clear ed on Wedmesday for Oswego. The barge Chippewa "[oaded with coal, from Erie, is discharging at the locomotive works. |. Oswege to fond coal for Collin's Rav. : 7 The schooner St. Louis arrived at Richardson's wharf to load feldspar, for Charlote. The wchooner Britton, which has been. in Davis' dev dock, undergoing some repairs, cleared for -Oswego. The schooner Guido arrived Oswego with coal for Booth's. M. T. Co's elevator: The steamer Canadian arrived from Fort Wil liam. discharged * 66.000 bushels of wheat and 13.000 bushels of oats, from PEARSALL'S MILLINERY Just a look in our show rooms will give you 4 pretty good idea what the des are for fall Our TAILORED HATS are very stylish or il i I i I and selling fast at $1.50 to $4.50 Each. (These are English he "Velours 'Aud Felts are also very good. goods and cannot be replaced.) CALL IN EARLY AND SEE THEM. PEARSALL'S MILLINERY 228 PRINCESS STREET i MRS. ADAMS Will Re-Open Her Millinery Rooms | at the Old Stand | - I} | | 1 I | | P / | Corner Princess and Alfred Sts | Thursday, Sept. 19th, 1912 eh AT Specials for « ON THURSDAY WE ARE HAVING BIG DISPLAY OF LADIES' TAILORED. HATS. ailtable for infmediate wear. in* Vel- vet, Velour an@™Frencn Felts. "BCHOOL GIRLS' TRIMMED FELT HATS in all shapes and colors. ©. 4. Nba cete SLES, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, 8250 AN EXQu DISPLAY OF CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. There : arg. alimerous cunning little shapes for kiddies trom i three tb ten years of age, in Cardinal, Navy, Brown, Tan, White i Myrtle and Black ggugics. oo, .. : . T0ey $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 : TO OUR VE LARGE ASSORTMENT WE HAVE ADDED A | ~OREATER VARI "OF NEWST UNTRIMMED SHAPES, J |' WE HAVE G TO MEET EVERY ONE'S REQUIRE. | EE AT MODERATE PRICES. : ¥ + cleared for 'Belleville. to load cement for Fort William; the tug Emerson is due to arrive fr Montreal to-might with three light Barges: the steamer McKinstrey, grain-laden, from Fort William, is due to arrive to-morgow to discharge. . "The steamer Macassa dleared for Hamiltop os Wednesday morning af- ter repairs at the Kingston Ship- bukiding company's dock. The steamer Caspian arvived - at Swift's Wednesday, from Rochester, N.Y., on her last tip of the season. She will be laid up. Swilt's whari : Steamer down and up; Rideau King, from tawa. steamer R. D. Van Allan, from Montreal, loaded with 450 toms of dy- pamite, bound for Port Arthur, ar rived at Swift's whart in 'charge of Capt. Harry Martin. This is the tare consignment of dynamite to pass up- the lakes this season. The schooner Oliver Mowat, which went ashore at Yorkshire Island, the Ducks, on Monday night, was released by. the Donnelly W mg company's ! steamer, Donnelly and crew, about five Jo clos on Tuesday evening. She wus pumped out snd towed to the Davis yards, where she was docked. Com paratively small da the vessel. <She was 'shaken up. [i a high' sea had risen while she was aground, in that position,*the work of the wrecking crew would have been most dillieuit. The Oliver Mowat is owned by Messrs. MclLelland and Pea- ouck, of Bowmanville, the latter suil- ing as captain. The fog at the tume that the vessel grounded, was thick, and the crew did not see land until the Mowat was aground, about twens ty-five feet from the shore. Toronto, down, C--O The death oocurred, at Arnorior, on Friday, of H. F. McLachlin, the well: known lumberman. 3, FB. . Fraleigh, aged twenty-five { years, formerly of Bloomficld, died in Toronto on Dept. 13th. I | The Glory of the House 1s Hospitality, | Never give your guests a chince to think that you believe Corby's Special | Selected Whisky _isany "too good for them fig = | CORBY'S he of. | Corbyville | for over half-a~century | Large Bottic $1.00~under } Government Seal--at best The schooner Keewatin cleared for e was done to Ti = THE ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE RUGBY TEAMS s Will Both. be Strong--Queen's Will Not Practise Until Next Week-= Notes on Rugby and Baseball. The cadets af the Royal Military College, now down to persistent rughy practice, are being whipped into shape, for their battles on the gridiron this autumn. game of the first lihe of the red and white, as scheduled, is in Montreal, with McGill, on October 12th. The first team looks able 'to de- fend the hard-earned trophies and honors that now belong to the cadets on Point Frederick. The dominion intermediate and the intercollegiate intermediate cham- plonships, have been won .by the young soldiers, three and two years in succession. Captain Blackstock, the plucky quarter back, that the cadets are enthusiastically putting their noses to the grindstone, the rugby "art" of the "old timers" being-re- gingered, and a number of the re eruits broken im. The back divis- fon of the first team will remain jn tact, as last year's championship line-up: --Gait, full back, and Cars ruthers, McAulay and Lawson, half backs. : Some of the recruits, who look good for places on the first team, mainly in the scrimmage, are Strat- ford, Leask, old Upper Canada Col- lege boys; McKee, from, St. -An drew's school, Toronto, and Dobbie who formerly figured on the High. field school team, of Hamilton, Greén, who bucked well in the scrimmage, last year, will likely be made effective on the middle left wipg. The second team ises well. Queen's Is Very Late. From present appearahces Queen's will not- have an organized rugby practice until next week. The only members of last year's team who have arrived back are Captain Erskine, Macdonnel, Dunlop, Mec- Laughlan, and Pound. The first game of the first line is on October 5th. Coach E. O. Sliter, will be limited for time to whip his team into shape, for the first game. . Kingston Horses Entered. W. H. Carson's May Wax started in the races, which opened at Val leyfield, Quebec, this afternoon, and Wwilllam Baillie"s Marengo, will en- ter in the races which will open at Ogdensburg, N.Y., on Thursday. Edwards Going to Montreal. Charles Edwards, who has 'been employed in the job department, of the Whig. for some time, and who rendered" the Frontsnac hockey team, able service, as goal tender, has left for his home, in Smith's Falls, and will later on proceed to Montreal, where he has taken a position. Baseball Record, National league Chicago, 5; New York, 3. Brooklyn, 7; Pittsburgh, 3. Boston, 5; St. Louis, 4. Philadelphia, 7; Cincinnati, 1 American League--Cleveland, Boston, 3-2. International Feague--Baltimore, Newark, 0. Providence, 6; Jersey City, 4s Tarento, 6; Bufislo, 2. Montreal, 7; Rochester, 2. Baseball Notes. The meeting of the executive of the S:8.A.AA., which was alld for Tuesday evening, did not 'materialize and sa the mesting will be called for Saturday evening. «Bt. George's and Sydenham, juniors are billed to play, at the cricket field field at five o'clock, in the final game of the junior S.8.A.A.A. series Both teams are tied for: the first place. 44, 4 In Rughy Circles, Smirle Lawson has returned to vap tain Toronto Argonauts in the Inter provincial union, Ben Simpson will assist in coaching the Hamilton Tigers. leokie, formerly of Queen's, is now claimed by the Hamilton Alerts, Varsity fears Ottawa College most in the Intercollegiate race. Eddie Phillips, Ottawa, calls Queen': for the Intereollegiate title. , the Ottawa College player, is sated for a position op the back division of the new Toronto team. According to President Cameron, there will be discigfine in the Ottawa team or an entirely new team. This season Father Stanton * made up-his mind that the signals will be known to only the Ottawa College team and himself. Signal practices, at the big American vol leges, will be held behind locked gate and not en the second team . men ill 'be allowed to enter. is f i i x F } ek ie if ig 3 i : I: i : | 4 i : i i HHL I : : \ i i f § e 5 : i Lei "ip | It i I i { i E E i eo ¥ £ The initial' also prom- !- [Cary Navion (C. A wr ------ WOLFE ISLAND FAIR 'WAS HELD ON TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, AND W-------- Two Horse Races on Tuesday After. " moon ~~ Wolfe Island Defeated Glenvale at Baseball by 10 Runs to 2. ~ The Wolle Island iKir opened on' I'uesday, and in spite of the fact that rain threatened in the afternoon, about four hundred people were on the grounds. Besides the attractive and teresting displays of 'stock. and farm and garden produce, the committer provided two Morse races, 4 groen race and a 2.50 class; and a baseball game hetween Wolle lslawd and Glenvale. Taking thé exhibits as a whole, it might be said that the stock exhibits are superior and the farm produce in- ferior to previous years. The fair se~ cretary states that in the stoek there never were as many entries' booked as there are this year. On the othe: hand, the showing of grain is very small. The vegetables, although very good, are not nearly as numerous as other years. The homemade stufi and preserves oceupy only about one-qua; ter the space filed last year. On Tuesday afternoon there were two entries of sheep and seven of pigs, The horses, though not all there, were a larger and: better display than ever, Some of the leading exhibitors of horses. were FE. Bricoland, W. and R Mosier, F. sr Staley and James Mc Glyon. "The poultry was much the same a8 in previous years, and some fine fowl were shown. In the hall, a display of flowers held the large rack in centre and were very atirgetive. The space around the wall was consigned to needle work, which was very good, but here, too, the exhibits fell below those of last year. The lower end of the hall was given to the fruits and vegetables. Among the latter the best examples shown were the cabbage, of which there was a large entry, and the specimens were splendid, The showing jot fruit" was good, but rather limited. The"vaeancy in the grain showing i accounted for hy the rainy weather during the harvesting season. The drought in the early summer and the recent drenching rains spoiled the grain erop on 'the island, as well as throughout the county. Indeed, this may aecount for the light exhibits in many other lines. G. NH. Taggart, BAL. of Syden- ham, was gn the scene with his show- ing from the Ontario department of agriculture, the object of which is to impress apon ihe farmer the advan tages of intelligent methods of farm- ing, the advantage of spraying fruit trees and draining grain land Th use of fertilizers A) the knowledg: of the weed seeds which he endeavor: to make general, are one of the bes things the government has dome #6 the farmer. The difficulty is that the people do not seem to understand that there is valuable education for thew free, and thyy arc~onstantly inquiring whigd the goverfiment instructor is sell ing and if he is agent for degin pipes or fertilizer or spraying chemicals. horse races were interesting Both green race and 2.50 clask wer: | decided in. three heits. The last heat in the 2.00 class was Very close, Littl Mac winning by the length of his nos from Carrie Nation, who had taken fourth in the other two heats. The beats were : R---- Groen Race. Hilly Mack (W. McAdoo) . Dan BD. (T. Dingman) .... . Daisy (CU. Woodman) _.. .. 250 Class. Little" Mac (W.-Metaglfe) James Deo (I. Trade)... .. 2 1 Corncraeker, Je. (Pomel Me™ ni 3 "= Sore) sa. 4°85 t, time 2.49%, : or game wae well contest led and was the drawing card of the day. Tt was won by Wolle Island, iy ithe score of 10 to 2 Davis pitched for Walle lsland, and Lawson, of Har rowsmith, pitched for Glenvale. Th Glavale lineup was much stronger than at the Harrdwsmith fair. The soore innings was : othe Tolima wed 2113101 x10 i 3 ve -------------- - . PAGH TIVE. a SPECIAL SALE of WOMEN'S SAMPLE SHOES We have about 90 pts of Sample Boots made by Utz and Dunn's, 'Rochester, N.Y. The sizes are 3, 3-1-2 and 4. No other sizes. In the regular way $3 50, $3.75, $4.00, they are worth $4.50. We are offering these this week $1.00 a Be --r r ONE DOSE MAKES INDIGESTION 60 Al Stomach Distress Quickly Ended With "Pape's Diapepsin." You don't want a slow remedy when your stomach is Fad or an uncertain one--or a harmful cne--your stomach is tao' valuable; you mustn't injure it with drastic drugs Papd's Diapepsin is -notéd for its speed in giving relief; its harmléssness its certain unfailing action in regulat- ing wick, sour, gassy ttomachs. Its millions of cures in indigestion, dys- pepsia, gastritis and other stomach trouble has made it famous the world over. Keep this periect stomach doctor in your home Keep it -handy--get a large fifty-cont case from any. drug store and then if anyone should eat somes thing which doesn't agree with them; it what they cat lays like lead, = for ments and sours and forms gas; causes headache, diiziness, and nausea; erne tations of acid and undigested food-- remember as soon as Pape's Digpepsin somes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes. [ts prompt ness, certainty and ease in overcom- ing the worst stomach disorders is a revel tion te-those who tee it Waskinongg weighing twenty-five and fifteen pours were caught at Glen {sland. Bay of Quinte, Phone: 230 for drug store wants" Gibson's N ABERNETHY'S a am at 2% ICE CREAM By the Pint or Quart SSAKELL'S Next to Opera House : Phone 640 WARDROBES For Usefulness BEDROOM WHITE ENAMEL CHAIRS AND ROCKERS, 3 ND MATHS 3 - v RES A i {CARPET SQUA JAMES REID'S The Leading Undertaker. 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