"WHO IS LOOKING FOR A HIGH CLASS Fall Overcoat At a Big Price Concession can find just what he wants at this SALE A Big Showing of This Season's New Models, values up to $35.00, on sale this week only for $23.95 FALL HATS Our Special Pearl, Gr and Fawn : Wi | LIVINGSTON'S 75-79 BROCK STREET *If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk" ---- a QUALITY | Order Dept. 26002601-2002. Business Office aia Accountant's Office 365J. Wholesale 1767. STORE-Corner of Princess ana Division Streets BAANCE RE 300 Princess Street. 'Phwne 2431. Campbell's Superior | Tomato Soup Flour 2 Tins 26¢ 241 Ibs. $1.15 : FREE. MATCHES | 10,000 handy pocket pkgs. Fair Souvenir, to those visiting our store, gor Princess and Division Streets. '2 Car Loads--Peaches, . Pears, Plums Best Ee Reasonable Carload Granulated Sugar, 100 Ibs. $8.60, Carle Ibs. 87c. davited 0 of 1 Syesial Fruit Supplies for Fair Week. to Homek: rge consignment No. 1 Duchess Apples, per bush, ber Ia 0. (For particular cooking.) Perfect Seal Fruit Jars, Crown Jem Jars, Rubber and Metal Rings. 1,000 Smoked Picnic Hams, 4 to 6 et Ib. 19¢. * Qool with a tang of frost | nthe air, Sausage nicely brown hot makes meat portion for break- aan Seasoned just to a nicety and made as good as good can be made. 3 Brands memade 12}c, Windsor 18¢, Limerick Sipe pe : Prime Western Beef Cuts 000 Ibs. and cuts--Stew- fring cuts, Ib. 8c; meaty po rg 10c. SA OO a a Prime Oven Ronsts +... 00 : are pis 10a | Strtotn Steaks... 2c to 86 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG HEARD ON THE STREET THE COUNTY SCHOOL CHILDREN AT FARR Parade on Friday Afternoon-- Excursion From Watertown, N.Y, Arrived on Thursday It was ennounced, on Thursday morning by A.'W. 8fPett, local re- presentative of the Agriculture de- partment, that the parade of the county school children would take place in front of the grand stand at the fair grounds on Friday after- noon at 2.30 o'clock. The stock judging competition will take place on Friday morning at ten o'clock. The list of those taking part in the stock judging com- petition was published exclusively in the Whig on Wednesday. George Pound, one of the ticket sellers at the main gate of the fair, grounds, reported that he took in more money on Wednesday than any other day in the history of the fair. On' Thursday morning at 10.30 o'clock, the steamer Brockville ar- rived from Watertown, N.Y. with a large delegation; who came over for the purpose of seeing the fair. The Watertown City Band accompan- fed the excursionists and played a delightful programme of music on the market square. McKay's Fur Display. "Prom Trapper to Wearer" -- is one of the slogans to be seen in the main exhibition building at the big Fair and any youngster in Kingston will tell you at once that it means the big fur display of John McKay, Ltd. Occupying a very large corner sec- tion in the central square of the building, the McKay exhibit always attracts and this year it has features which have attracted hundreds. The one side shows the furs in their primitive state, a mocassined and blanketed Indian sitting in a bower of cedars and rushes, his paddles near and an old muszle-loader handy, while near him are grouped mount- ed specimens of all those valuable little fur-bearers of the Canadian woods and streams. That is on one side. Around the corner we find the finished furs in all their beauty-- the handsome costs for ladies and gentlemen, the massive rugs of the heavier and larger game animals, the soft and delicate stoles and "chokers," all beautifully finished and prepared to lend attraction and provide warmth to hundreds of fair 'wearers. The McKay booth always is a head- iiner, not only because of the high olass goods cxhibited, but also be- cause of the painstaking work. done on the whole booth, ' the finished painting, the good backgrounds and generally permanent 'appearance. It Jooks solid and substantial and com- mences the favorable impression which the fine furs themselves invar- {ably complete. Thousands have seen this booth, thousands more will see it. Don't miss it yourself. The John McKay company spec- falizes in fine fur coats, with the latest styles in Hudson Seal, Rac- oon, Muskrat and Persian Lamb. Wagstaffe's Booth. Have you seen Wagstatf's booth at the fair? + Over 35,000 of the Wagstatfe's famous advertising jars, containing | jams, jellies and marmalades at ten cents each or an assorted package of six for sixty cents were sold at the Toronto exhibition this year and the same proposition will be at the Rings ston fair dally, An advertising card that may not be full understood reads as follows: *"The. Word Pure Means Nothing, but the Word Wagstaffe's Guarantees Quality." Mr, Smith, Wagstaffe's representative, will take great pleas- ure in explaining this word 'Pure' which he claims is a cloak of dis- guisement. The ecadied lemon, orange and citron peels made in Canada by Weg- staffe's are shown and without doubt the fipest this firm save ever pro- duced. "The W. G. Craig Co.. Ltd., whole- sale distributors for Kingston dis- trict, carry a complete stock of the many lines of Wagstafife's celebrat- ed products. When you eat let it be the best. . -- Canada Radio Stores, *The best Radio on the grounds" was the verdict of the many people who ded an opportunity of Beating A obeiar hve up ithe pibile utilities commission was held on Local Briefs Gathered by Re- 'porters--What the Merch= ants Are Offering. ------------ American stamps for sale at Whig Office. T. F. Harrison's Auction Sale is still going on every afternoon and evening. Mr. Swaine, plano tuner. Orders received pt 100 Clergy street west, 'phone b664w. The Union Church of Portsmouth wil hold a mmage Sale in the city on October Sth. Count Frontenac will again land at Macdonald Park on Friday aftey- noon at 5.15 o'clock. On account of the mayor having declared a half<holiday to-day (Thursday) the Board of Education decided to change the half-holiday of the local schools from Friday to Thursday and the youngsters will be on hand to-day. MIDWAY AT THE FAIR HIGHLY SPOKEN OF Everything Along the Row Is Of a Higher Calibre Than Before. The directors of the Kingston In- dustrial Exhibition are to be con- gratulated upon the contract this year with the Intérnational Amuse- ment Company for supplying the "Midway" on the grounds. The Thousands who have flocked through the many shows and enter- tainments are high in their praises of the various attractions and games. There are twelve big shows up and down the "midway" and It is the proud statement of the Interna- tional Amusement Company that they have yet to hear any complaint concerning any ope of them, eith- er of the shows themselves or their nature, or of the courtesy of the attendants. There is another big improve- ment noticeable. The many small- er entertainments and games, doz- ens and dozens of them, are of a much higher calibre than they hive ever been before. In nearly every case the cash customer get some re- turn for his money every time, whether he wins or loses, while in others they have that happy system by which five or six or seven cus- tomers all match their skill one against another for the prize, us- ually a splendid one, with the man operating the game as the referee. There' can be no possible complaint about that sort of entertainment. The swings and es are indeed "better than ever." The Aeroplane, the Whip, the Ferris Wheel, the Venetian Swings, the children's Merry-go-round, the large large Merry-go-round, are all heavily patronized and pil, 'give good value for the money. The International Amusement Company, with the standard it has set for the first two days of the Fair, has provided the best and cleanest amusement ever, and only praise is heard for it from all sides. } IN MARINE CIROLES The steamer Brockville is carry- ing a special excurs... Picton to Kingston today. The steamer Beaverton passed down to Montreal. The steamer City of Hamliton ar-| rived from Montreal and cleared for Hamilton with package freight. There was a lull in marino aoti- vities today, with but few boats re- ported. CHEESE PRICE UP. At the meeting of the Frontenac Cheese Board Thursday morning, 313 boxes were offered at follows: Slaturale 50, Howe Island 42, Mod- el 60, Silver Springs 86, Thousand Islands 38, Wolfe Island 57. The Wole lsland, While Mr. secured the offerings of land, Model and Thousand Isjands. for Busy Knitters Monarch Dove The well-known 4 ply "Dove," suitable for all classes of work. 1 oz. ball: ' SHADES ' Goblin, Lemon, Gold, Purple, Camel, Nickel, Copen, Rose, Black, Sheepskin, Emerald, Scar- let, Turquoise, Lavender, Porce- lain, Tobacco, Sand, White, Old Rose; Maroon, Cardinal, Pearl, Jade, Delph, Heather No. 1, Buff, Tangerine, Zinc, Pink, Grey, Steel, Oriental, Navy, Oxford, Royal, Hazel, Sky, Orange. 25c¢ ball Kingfisher Down Garments of Monarch "Down always have a splendid appearance. 4 ply--2 oz ball. SHADES Sheepskin, Tobacco Brown, Royal, Orange, Purple, Pink, Jade, Evers glade, Deer, Black, Sand, Navy, Scarlet, Heather No. 1, Fawn, Zinc, Orchid, Rose, White, Pearl, Camel, Turquoise, Goblin, Orien- tal, Oxford, Porcelaine Old Rose, Beaver, Sky, Lavender, Gold, Maroon, Flamingo, Buff, Steel, Coral, Eme erald. 35c¢ ball This is a 4 ply Silk and Wool mixture and develops most beautiful garments for ladies and children. It comes in | oz. balls and the shades are: Saxe, Helio, Blue, Brown and Blue, Light Peacock, Lemon, Palest Pink, Pea- cock, Gold, Oyster, Scarlet, Navy, Nigger, Black and White, Rose, Mauve, Pale Blue, White, Grey, Flame, Fraise, Champagne, Mahogany. sa Heather Knitting Fine, heavy quality: English wool in three shades of Heather. For sweaters, scarfs, etc. 4 ply--4 oz. skeins. 49c skein 35c ball Laidlaw's Unbreakable The popular Unbreak- able--excellent qual- ity, suitable for all grades of work. 4 ply, in shades of Grey; White Black, Red, Scarlet and Navy. Opal Iceland This is the wool that makes the attractive sweater or scarf. Itis a fine, 2 ply yarn--I oz. ball. Colors--Black, Flame, Rose, Cherry, Turquoise, White, Pink, Zinc, Deer, Lemon, Orange, Porcelain. 30c bal} Golf Wool A soft, pliable 4 ply wool that may be used in all classes of work. | oz. ball---following shades--Pink, Dark Pink, Sky, Smoke, Dark Grey, Nile, Tobacco, Navy, Brown, Orange, Lavander, Turquoise, Grey, - White, Cardinal. 3 balls for 25c¢ ~ John Laidlaw & Son Ltd. 170 Princess Street tm ar. Le -------- a dru Ju ii NR