Students' Banking The Accounts of Students are invited by this Bank, Interest paid on sums of $1 and upwards, No delay in depositing or withdrawing money INCORPORATED # 1855 BANK OF TORONTC Market Square 'GEORGE B. McKAY Kingston Manager. 'Fire Insurance Now that the fall season Is once again with us, nécessitating the starting of staves and furnaces, the danger from fire risk consequently increases, go that it is essential thy covered. If in need of any addMtiona it all property should be adequately insurance or contemplating a change, I wouM appreciate the opportunity of figuring on your requirements. I represent several GEORGE PHONE REAL VTA. strong tariff and non-tariff companies. COAL, 5 l INCIDENTS OF THE DAY -- BOCAL NOTES AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST Happenings in the City aad Vicinity ~What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the Whig. William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at MoAuley's. Phone 564. Dr. M. T. Smith will open an office im Delta next month. Josepn nodge, uertificated piano turner; 336 Brock St. Phone 368, Rockefeller's gift of $200,000 will be the nucleus of a fuud to pension dependent wYdows. H. Cunningham, piano tuner, King street. leave, orders at Me | Anley's book store. "The civic committees will meet next week in preparation for the coumeil meeting on Oct. 13th. Ladies Up-io-une dressmaking. Terms moderate, Miss A. Keys, 3 Colborne street, Dutton's is still the bargain store for boots, underwear, hosiery, ete, Opposite Grittin & Theatre, A parochial mission by the Bishop of Kingston will be held in St. John's church, Peterboro, from October 20th to 25th. Allfthe street letter. boxes have béen given a much- needed coat 'of paint. © W, J. Vince bad the con- tract. 25 children and 2% Buns. were found to be starving in Dérver, Col. They had not enough mohey to run the institution. Mrs. William Purvis died ar Lyn, on Monday, aged twenty-one years. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'T. Imerson. A large" niimber of the men of the 14th Regiment-on duty at Fort Henry BAWDEN 108 PRINCESS 871) INSURANCE, - Watch For Our Exhibit of Brick and Tile At Kingston's only Fair, we. every farmer to our drain ti onstration purposes. A Kingston Brick Yard. < want to call the attention of le used for government den NEAL, Phone 1396 | TE -- FOR SALE Solid Brick Dwelling, 7 rooms, 4 bed rooms, furnace, gas for cooking. Dining room at front of hous e, opening ou verandah. Lot, 56 x 132. Price $3,100.00 J. K. Carroll A PRESERVING AND PICKLING TIME IS HERE. Rubber Rings, Corks of al sizes, Freed's Bottling Wax, Ordinary Sealing Wax, Paraf- fin Wax, In fact we can supply anything you may require in the preserving or pickling line. Hoag's Drug Store Opp. Yu M TO-LET House No. 114, Victoria St. between Earl and Johnson streets; 7. . rooms; modern brick, newly decorated. $18.00 per month. Possession Sept. lst. Apply gency, PHONE 68. The Great English Remeds, Tones and invigorates the who! Rioev system, makes new Blood Debility, Mental and Braj Pores, Duper a pad 5 rain Se Meee pre bas. 4 Tice ir X, SIX for 8s. Ome will "oid by all will eure. a. or a in plain pkg. on rE , of Si Y PA eres THE WOOD ICINE CO., TORORTO, ONT, (Parmerty For Sale Griamophones, Phonographs, Graf- onolas, Columbia and Victor records, Odeon and Jumbo records, Edison 2- minute records, Blue Amberal re 2538 | cords. Big discounts for July and August. * Allen's Phone 252 113 Brock St. E. J. COUSINS FURRIER 221 Princess Strect McLeod's Drug Store Is Your Eye Sight As 1 ha glasses that are For jAatintaction in innnes, comsult him. me he Aen the > Repairing and Remodeling a Specialty Prices Moderate i { + home, after attending a most enthusi- are suliering from severe colds as the result of 'dloeping 1 tents Osear Fussier, owner of | at 4015 Mary Ann street, Montreal, {was killed by an automobile |/while he was inflating it. ! Mrs. Charles Wolfe has returned home from Quebec, after seeing: her son, Charles, and her son-in-law, Wil- [ liwm Jones, oft for the frent. | Lhe directors of the Grand pupk HW ay have decided. nat. 40 appogt | aayone to succeed My" Kelliher as chief engineer of the @mpany Rev. Father Kelly, alls, is a visitor {has just returned { outing in Ireland and Constable i garage 3 in from the city He a splendid England Jenks resumed 2 tired Smith's |; TONI wn 7 wr MATINEE SATURDAY Fh 2.30 May A. Bell Marks Co TONIGHT, "The Show Gini" Thursday, "A Child Shall Lead Them" Fi , "St. Elmo" Prices: Matinee We and 200 Evening, 10¢, 20¢ and $e, SEATS NOW ON SALE, 2 "GOLDBOND"' { OANKED. TOMA 42 a Ar Now INH IN NDS O Ti da Sale of Horses Market Square, Kingston Thursday, Oct. 1st, at 11 a. m. MURRAY, Auctioneer Sons of England The me mbers of the. Sons of A t hall, cor 1treal , on Thursdhy ar- 30 o'clock, to ts our date Bro! BE fu ngland Oct. = a funeral of ternoon tend the Scrutton .. H SCOTT. Ww Pres Auction Sale' GRAND Zi CONDENS ED ADVERTISING RATE » ie a word. Each con- "emeive ,therentier, hai. charge one' "inaction, 2 Su ns insertions, HELP WANTED, ee on OR LE AN 'ADVT. OF 35 WORDS OR LESS under this head. costs 236c for one night, or 50c for three. ------------ ee emer CHAMBERMAID, APPLY HOTEL RAN. dolph, eee. A GOOD PLAIN COOK, GOOD WAGE! to right person, Apply Box 82: Whig office... TO ASSIST WITH One to sleep at hom Apply 78 Division St epee A GOOD STRON and w in B to live on premises Frontenac. YOUNG GIRL housework preferred GIRL FOR SCRUB ng paint work. One Apply Hote EXPERIENCED GENERAL SERVAN1 References required; no laundem work: highest wages paid, Appk Box 7, Whig office. -------------------------------------- A MAID FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORI who understands plain cooking References required. Apply to Mrs F. Ge Lockett, 21 Stuart jus off Barrie, INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY earn $100 monthly corresponaing for newspapers; no can yassing Send for particulars. Press Synd cate, 3.989 Lockport, NY AN { pi pt es ---------- YPHERS RECEIVE $15 TO $63 WEE! A. ly Why net vou? Write mm Iately' for full particulars; sample, picture, literal wre, ete Experience ulnecessary. - Enclose 10¢.to cover gost, Clifford (C. Mitchell, P. O, Box 2. Edmonton, Alberta. Canada piney lupe HAVE YOU ANY ABILITY AS A salesman? | We have a proposition to make which will enable you to 10 A.M Brock St) piano, plate THU HSD AY, OCT. "00 BARRIE ST. New England upright ghss mirror, tapestry rugs, lac tains, oak 'bookshelve Laure dee] range, gas plate and oven, dd dresser beds etc IST, (Cor. S80 et THE AUCTIONEER \LLEN b 113 Brock St Police fuaty on Wednesday morning after | being laid up at the. Hotel Dieufor | | two weeks with a serious illness | | R. @ Crawford, a former Royall military college cadet, has been giv-| en a lieutenancy in i overseas foree and front. Charles Goddard, of of Frontenac's strong defence on | last year's hoekey team, has arrived! in the city to. resume his studies at Queen's Sale ! the has left Ottawa, one | Colored underskirts, 65 Dutton's, opposite Griffin's Theatre. FF. W.: Schumacher, the owner .of the | Schumacher mine at Porcupine, in teads to erect a mill op the property, 80 encouraged is he by the mdiea- | tions there, | A winter mail service from Ed-| monton to Fort Resolution and Fort | McPherson and intermediate points | is being arranged by the pos t office department i The new concrete mixer has rived for the paving work om cess street. ' ~ There 'are many working now and the progressing rapitily. 'i W. Smith has taken out a per mit for the erection of a brick resi- | deace . on the north side of Earl | street, between Aberdeen street and University avenue. ¢ ! Joseph Johnson, convicted of bur- glerizing business houses in Brock- | ville, said he was intoxicated at the| time. He was séntenced to five vears in the penitentiary. i Rabbi Mittel, Kingston, isted | by Rabbi Robinovich, performed the ! ceremony circumeision in Belleville | on Sundav. After / $7.50 was raised | for the patriotic fund. E. L. Horwood, a well-known Ot- will be appointed ar- Prin- men excavations are | | | oJ. ass of tawa architeet, chief architect of the public works department, and will assume his new duties on October 1st. Florence Cope, eighteen years of age, a preity. girl Buckingham Valley, Pa., was killed by her uncle, John Cope, while she was trying to save her mother from being shot hy Cope Mre. W C. Rogers, wife of the eity electrician, and daughter, * Evelyn, will feave, to-morrow, on the Cape Vincent boat, for Florida, to visit her parents hey will be away about months Miss Margaret Dunnett has returned three asLic nas "Spirella " traming school She been successful in receiving her diploma as licenuate in vitosophy at the sumiher school at Pittsburgh, Pa. [t has been officially announced that the Domimon government's huge 'in- terior elevatqr at Saskatoon will be ready for operations on October 15th, and will then be open under the man agement of James RK. Wilsbn Song, "Tipperary. Dutton a Mrs. William Jones and two" small sons, Charles and George, have re- turned home from Quebec, after see- ing. her husband, Sergt. Jones, of the CPARC, off for the front, -also her brother, Charles, of *"A'- battery, R.C.H.A. I Jack Zndrews has his phote. t Boots aad Shoes Every pair of boots and aboen in stock will be reduced from 35 to 35 per cent. In order to make room for our fall stock : wm. at. ¢ Ladies' Patent Leather Vemps worth $2.50 to $3.00, mew . $178 Ladies' Gan Metal and Viel Ki¢ Oxfords, regular prices $2.50 and $3.00, mow .iiiviiiiiin. LTS Children's White Buttoned Boots, worth $1.35, fer ...... TSe Children's Oxfords, from 8 to 103-2, worth $1.25, new ..... Tie ae] H. B. WARTELL 888 XING STREET | Phone 1878 graph in the Toronto ram. is bhgler with the Royal Canadian Horse Artilleby oh foreign service, and is seventeen vears old. He served two years with (he Kimgston battery, which "he joined at the age of thir I'he Utilities Commission will set- fle the case of Mrs. H. E. W. Nichol- lson; who lost her hand about a year ago by grasping a live wire on Mon- treal street; for the sum of $1.400. The commission will not pay dam- ages for the death of John Oskey, killed at the Frontenact. Floor and Wall Tile company's plant. H. J. Osborne, J1.P.. London. +g, will talk on "England To-dayv--Con- ions in War Time," Thursday evening, in St. George's hall. Ro- bert: Meek will be chairman A journalist and politician of long standing' Mr. Gsborne speaks with wide knowledge of public life at home, and is on an extended (fifth) tour in Canada, as a special cor respondent of fending English Buws- Canadian | for the} | NO HIGHER PRICE (For the present) CHIVERS PURE ENGLISH JAMS and ORANGE MARMALADES Your Eamily Grocer can supply you | 1b. and 2 1b. Glasses, 5 Ib. and 7 1b, Tins. Many are taking advantage of to-day's price and buying these lines by the case Get in touch with grocer and take advant opportunity. Fenwick, H & Co. {Distribitora) A LARGE ATTENDANCE OF your family age of this | STUDENTS QUEEN EXPECTED UNIVERSITY. AT The War Will Not Reduce It Much | Appointments to Science Faculty Large Numbers of Freshmen. G. Y. Chown, registrar of Queen's university, stated on Wednesday morning that he did not believe the! attendance at the university this fall would be injured to any extent by; the war conditions. ° On Wednesday morning the classes at the university were com- menced with a faif number of the students in attendance. This is the seyenty-fourth session of Queen's. There was a big rush of students at the registrar's office on Tuesday and Wednesday for fee-paying. 1t is expected that there will be large atiéndances inthe first years in all the faculties, A large num- ber of "freshettes" have arrived. It is a difficult matter to say much about the Faculty of Science on ae- count of 50 many of the students he- ing at Valcartier at-the present time. About twenty-five who were in at- tendance last fall have responded to England's call for men to go to the front, and are at the present time at Quebec. About one hundred stu- dents are at Valeartier at the pres- ent time, but they will return in the course of a few days. Prof. Lingd- say Malcom and Prof. Henderson are expected any day and will immedi- | ataly take over their duties at the college. Kg. I. Sterne, B. Sec., has been ap- pointed lecturer in Industrial Chem- istry to take the piace of Prof. L. F Guttman, who has gone to the front Prof. Alexander Macphail is like- ly to sail. with the overseas contin- gent. No appointment will be made lo fill the vacaucy caused by the resignation of Prof. Willholft. Percy Wilgar, who has been a pointed as professor of 'civil engi- neering, the position held by the late Prof. A. K. Kirkpatrick, took over his duties on Wednesday morn- ing. | } { | { { | } | 'The Ontario conservatives will hold a caucus fn & few days to choose a successor to Premier Whitney. Insist on White Bose fur, : PEPE |GENTLEMENY v | jemping ber board, panes. earn more iuoney than you are earning at the present time. Cor respondence strictly _ confidential Address to Manager, Box 47, King- ston, Ont efor sdesdeode doe deobodedefe drole de dodo HELP WANTED, retary Ques deed ded edededodode ded idodole deeded dodo dood | SITUATION VACANT. | a ---------------------------- BASY hi 0 Bede Berte deoferteadorde doe {LADIES WANTER TO DO Hleasunt, coloring work at home Jan make $15 to $20 weekly, Ex- on SSary:. no canvass ing National Decorating Co. Doi C, 69 Adelaide St. East, Tor cnto, Ont. WE WILL PAY YOU $120 TO DISTRI- bate religiovs literature ian your community, Sixty days work. Ex- perience not required. Man or wo- man. Opportunity promotion Spare time may be use Interna- tional Bible Press, 182 Spadina Ave Toronto, TEACHER WANTED. AUIFTED TEACHER, PROTEST- ant, for Unlon School Section § and 9 Olden, for coming A Dutles to commence after holl- days. Salary $335. Apply to D. Attewell, Sec.-treas., Oconto, Ont. Qu. FOR 8, §, NO. 6, 080, A TEACHER with necessary qualifications, Duties to commence after mid- summer holidavse., Apply stating Salary and _ experience, to Wm. Crain, BSer.-Treas., Clarendon Sta- tion Ontario. WANTED GENERAL. OCCUPANTS FOR FOUR BRIGHT, alry, el heated, furnished rooms, ving fireplac Por further I 3. aking apy 350 King St, MATTRESS REPAIRING AND RENO. vating of all descriptions. « Also new mattresses kept In stock. Lat. est modern machinery. All work guaranteed Kingston Matiress Co., Phone 60%. 558 Princess St. TO BRING THEIR ; cloth and haye it made up Into up- to-date sults. Price and workman' , ship guaranteed to please. Press. ing: and repairin done on the shortest notice. Thomas Galloway, 131 Brock street, near Bibby's Garage PERSONAL , MOLES, WARTS, BIRTHMARKS mare. all growt and skin blemish. smoved pérmanently, without poly 20 vears' i Dr, Bl mer J. Lake, Throat and skin spedtaiist, "258 Ba. got atreetv LEGAL. A INNINGHAM & MUDIE, is and solicitors. Law Clarence street. Kingston. ohn 16 BERLIN, ONT. GERMANS. Subscribe Liberally And Volunteer With Enthusiasm. Ottawa, Sept 30.~Waichel, con- sefvativé member for North Water- loo, who bs in the capital to-day says that there is absolutely mo justinea- tion for the statements made in, oth- er parts of the dominfon reflecting | upon, German-Canadians who ate in the majority in his constituency. 'The contributiohis te the patriotic fund in the city of Bérlin, he says, will reach .$75,000 which, in pro- portion to its population, is more than was subscribed in Toronto. Mr. Walichel states that the proposal to organize a new militia reghnedt in Berlin is joing pushed a _ asm. The first night t were pened two 'Windred voluntéered, Hien Pearl Bediord, Belleville, ix un for arrest for stealing gold rings and . She was caught ip Nal The first time a girl goes to Fur ope ¥he expects a proposal from a priate Even & poor barber is seldom as unsatisfactory asa bad rador, LOST. wom | JOR SALE. PLAIN GOLD LOCKET AND with two photos, on the from Fort Henry, on Sunday 8S, Manning, 30 Lower Union Kingston, Ont, o LOST--A chain FOUND. L BROWN MARE, FOUR YEARS OLD Owner may have same by paying for this advertisement and expens es. TO LET renee pest et ee -- RY ONE OF THESE SMALL ADVTS Once 25¢, three times 60c, #.X ROOMED HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH Apply to Whig office fo iia-------------------------------- TORAGE FOR FURNITURE, ETC. clean;and dgy. McCann, 83 Broc) street. leet IFFICES IN CLARENCE ST. CAAM bers, Apply to Cunningham & Mu die, 79 Clarence St. BRICK DWELLING, 8 ROOMS and C. free water $10. JSR Mr Cann, 82 Brock St. EW " FURNISE ROOM FOI two room with ligh ping if req lired Appl Whig office L \RGE nD . or housek ee Box 308 FOR FURNITURR, CLEAN airy rooms; your own lock am Frost's City Storage, 29° Phone 526b. oR A 0 1 Queen. St NGS FROM 82 nished fromm §9 Fu RVISHE D DWE 1 to $50; als 3 McCann, 82 Brock THESE EFFECTIVE ADVTS Httle. Suet ase: three times, She: oe; one week, $1.00. GEESE FEATHERS. APPLY Ba aa 387 7 Division 8st. HEATING STOVE, ood condition. treet, ¥ TO MRS, LARGE SIZE; Apply $7 Clarence PURE BRED R. I. RED, ROCK AND White leghorn hens and cockrels. Apply to M. G. Boyd, 106 Pine St. YEOSNDHAND ORGAN, GOOD § Chern. D- ALR Victor Victron: 314 Procaos Sr rincess GAS RANGES AN SEFRIG GERAT- Ors at reasonable prices, While they last. At Turks. Phone 7 NEW SHOT GUN, DOUBLE-BARREL, twelve guage; also first-class hicy- ole. Apply to 257 Montreal! Street. 100 WILL BUY A FIVE YEAR OLD horse, city broken, good every way. Phone Kingston Mattress company. DESK, one 602, 556 Princess street. orFrIcE high in tr at buf Sie Srawerd RL op shelf, u British Whig oMoe : p SIX FEET loNG, 3 ont and 66 1-2 In. hig L LARGE VARIETY OF RANGES AND a numbet of first-class heaters, at low prices; alsq a big stock of fire niture. J. Thompson, 333 Princess St, Phone 1600 ------------------------------------------_ A LARGE NUMBER oF or + also Dunjop tires, at $2.00. orders hrempuly a ftanded te, & carpet cleaning an aying. orEe Muller, 373 King St. DOUBLE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE rier of William and Bagot Sts, tenanted Ww. Apply to HT ROOMED HOUSE new, moderngn Ditislon and Q oJ. D. Bq x 'hone 684 or THE STORE ON MARKET ¢ at present occupied Sv D eson as a flour and feed store. session 1st January next. Sullivan, Contractor. HOUSE, EN. rdwood floors; bathroom: session at Connell NO. 23 WEST tirely rene i 1 open frep laces: tl} hot water Poaing once. Apply to Dr. J wv WARM, street, of VEWLY electric lghts near college Lower University 3 pantry, and at Tmmediate possession premises HOUSE, PAINT nD, } Art ing west ., slX rooms nt $14 a wonth Apply on DENTAL. A. E. KNAPP, BA, LDS, DDS, RE. moved to 258 Princess Street: SPARKS AND. SPARKS, lington St. (over Phone 3486, 150 WEL. Carnovsky's) DR. C. Bron Btreet. NASH, DENTIST; DR. T. B. assista t. 133 Princeéss Phone 7 H. SIMPSON, L.D.S, DDS, DENT. ist, corner Princess an Bagot streets. Entrance on Bagot street S. FINANCIAL. FRONTENAC LOAN AND INVEST. ment Society: Incorporated 1863; resident, Colonel Henry R. Smith. Roney issued on city and farm Rropetties, municipal and' country ebentures; mortgages purchased; deposits received lowed, 8S. C. McGill, Manager, and interest Clarence street AND GLOBE LIVERPOOL, LONDON '0 Available re Insuranc mpany assets $61,187,215 In addit'on te which the policyholders have for security the unlimited liability city property, Insured at lowest possible rates. Before renewing old or giving new business get rates from Strange & Strange, Agents. Phone 326. UPHOLSTERING. W. J. GAVINE, UPHOLSTERING, RE. pairing and carpet work, and mattress renovating Drop & card or call 216 Bagot street. BUSINESS CHANCES. ANYONE ANYWHERE CAN START a mall srder business at home; m canvassing; be your own boss for free booklet; tells how Heacock. 2.989 Lockport. N.Y ARCHITEOT. et ARCH1. WM. NEWLANDS SON, 2 Bagot St tects, ete, ..Offices, 258 Phone 6) POWER. 4 SON, ARCHITECTS, MER nts Bank Building. corner Apply { post office, Bond, C street or A, lA FEW COLUMBIA AND VICTROLe as for sale cheap with records. | Same taker n as part payment In ge Al pianos and LY NEWSPAPER, and job wrinting t. -Employ« always Ontario, ng. Apply Jordan St, i FELDSPAR AND Y iient to station, ' FRAME HOUSES, YORK 83, 000i K Hous LARGE LOT and stable S1LS00---FHRAME HOUSE, 6 ROOMS, $1,500 NEW FRAME HOUSE, MARK land St G. A. BATEMAN, INSURANCE AND Clarence St. WE, Real Estate, 67 TO LET OR FOR SALE. HOU ue 173 PINE ST, 10 ROOMS, with B. and C.. large lot with barn. Enquire 368 Division St. ROOMS AND BOARD. FIRST CLASS BOARD AND- MS, also table board. Apply 138° Wer lngton St, of posite post office. ROOMS six, and College. Apply AND TARLE use of 'phone; Whig office. FURNISHED board p Near CATERING. CATER TO PARTIES, BALLS, Wedding hreakfasts, banquets, ete. sb rent Sishes, table mn and silverware ei an ambrool M. P. Reid, 30 Union Street. F. & Hambrook, 1 Alt Phones $43 or 503. WE MUSIO. CULTURE~-AMRS H, Albert Street A. B Voie 25 Telephone 459. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION CHRISTINE. COCHRANE, 78 reet. Telephone 138. MISS Gore s MUSIC AND DRAMATIO tion, 216 Frontenac St, svg Telgmann, Alida Tel O. F. Telgmann, teachers of elogts tion, plano, violin and all Ri instruments. KINGSTON SEs COL Head of Queen Stigel Superior eourses Booke« keeping, Shorthand powrit- ing, 'Banking, Civil a ce, Gen~ eral Improvement and all Com- mercial subjects. Rates moderate ate. Phone 440. H. F. Metcalfe, Principal, CEPR Er Ped BUSINESS NOTICES. H BUSH, 6 CHESTNUT ST, AS open aD, a quarry on Stephen Cut, Slt i Brock, sud Wellington streets. Dro} Quality Grate GALE SWEEPS NORTH German Air Manoeuvres Are Aban. doned--Safofs Washed Ashore. Copenhagen, Sept. 30. -- The heavi- best gal? in living memory in sweep ing 6rer Doniark and the North Sea 4ll jiipg toe German copst, There age, the German air manoeuvres in ng and rough, stons supplied promptly at reasonable prices. For Grate Fires Coal and Cannel Lumps, . $2.00 gr. ton Soft Coal Tuite. «+. $1.50 9%. lon 7 as been considerable dam =a wh neighbortiood of Keil are reported abandoned. ' A telephoné from the west coast of Jutland says that a number of bodies of German sailors were warhed ashore north of Esbe- joerg." Telegraphic communieation - is interrupted,