ouT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT. O'Connor's Ladies' Exclusive 'Saturday Bargains Suits at 1-3 Off | 43 only, exclusive models, hand tailored in serges, cheviota broadcloths, tweeds, etc., etc. All sizes for misses and ladies. All must go; no reserve. Consider our regular low prices, then deduct one-third. See the dollars you can save on a new suit: q $4.95 SERGE DRESSES 50 only pure wool serge dress- - es in misses' and ladies' sizes, late styles, fast dyes, black, navy, brown, green, wine. Values regular up to $8.95. New Coats day3337% Discount | ( ¢ mt 98c NEW WAISTS 10 doz new styles in voiles and fine nob cloths just received. Plain, striped and fancy. All sizes to 44. Values in this lotup to $1.50. An The largest and most complete range we have ever shown, in ladies', misses," girls' and children's styles, all marked in plain figures at our usual low prices. See our big display of Salts Plush Coats. Ten different styles to choose from at prices that will surprise you. , GET YOUR MILLINERY HERE SATURDAY A big shipment of new hats received today. ready for Saturday selling. All marked and . 8 doz. children's sample hats, to clear at less than cost. SEE THE WINDOW. I. J. O'CONNOR (=) rt Higher up Street, but always Lower n Price. OPPORTUNITY TOF HEAR WORLD'S BEST MUSIC. A grand opportunity will be given to hear some of the World's Best Music interpreted and presented by cours toy of Mr, Edison, on his great est invention. Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph. Rev. George A. House, who comes direct from the Edison ry, and who has spent several years with the GREAT = laboratory INVENTOR, will spend threé wecks in Kingston, without charge, Musical Recitals and brief "scientific" lec- ta . on sound vibration to Church, Patriotic and other or- Representative of Thos. A. Edison in this city: T F. Harrison Co. MAJOR J. M. WILSON, ADDS, MAKING ARRANGEMENTS. Capt. Stewart, of Kingston, Goes ' to Renfrew and Capt. Renton, Also of This City, to Ottawa. Major H. R. Wilson, assistant dir- ector of dental services, is making selections as to where his officers will be situated during the winter. Capt. S. H. Simpson, who has been in charge of the clinic at Barriefield, will take over the wotlk for convales- ago in the Whig. Capt. Manzer will be in charge of the work for base battalion, and Capt. Allen is to be with Queen" s Field Ambulance Corps and other units. Lieut. Baird is to be detailed for duty at Peterboro with the 247th Battalion, now with a gtrength of sixteen officers and men. Capt. Stewart will be going to Ren- frew to spend the winter, and will pull teeth of memibers of the 240th Battalion now recruiting in that dis- trict, Capt. McIntyre will be in Ottawa working on the 207th Battalion mem- offering, the 230th, and Capt. Renton with the Engineers and Signaliers Training Depots, Capt. McGirl is already oh duty for the T35th at Bowmanville, * | sty sod Wg. {| & 3 Aotie: i tHustrated section = will accompany Saturday's Whig. ' "Ii The school pupils Figure on the Kingston page. The depot and Wel- Hington schools have the Hmelight. . The photos of Kingston soldiers and | | thefr equipment are" reproditced. Capt. J. M. Ashby, 146th Batf. etm Cams ae Shoes 1s mot comple without a pa in tan Russian Calf. "in New ¥ Three sons of Sergi. Thompson, 11215 Earl Street; all in artillery. 'Wheel blown ot Kingston artillery cent soldiers, as announced some time | EMPLOYEES oF. M wr. COMPANY PBEMEMBERED CAPT. R. FRASER, / On Occasion of His Severing His Con- mection With Company to Take up Residence inf the South--Made Re- cipient of Gift at Gathering on Thursday. In a most fitting manner the employ ees of the Montreal Transportation Company, Ltd, in this city, paid tri- bute to, Capt. Robert Fraser, who for the past thirteen years has been mar- ine superintendent of the company in Kingston. "Capt. Fraser 1s Jeaving' the com- any to make his home at Long Beach, Cal., owing to the fact that his health has rot been of the Hest, and his physician has advised him to go south, Late Thursday afternoon the employees, with a number of personal friends, gathered in the stock room to say good-bye to Capt. Fraser, and at the same time took advantage of the opportunity of presenting him with a parting gift. . Capt, Fraser has ably looked after his duties, and dur- ing his stay with the company has, by his genial and courteous manner, won the esteem of all the employees. It his with sincere regret that the mem- bers of the staff say farewell to him, but it is their earnest wish that in due time he will be restored to good health, and that he will be in a posi- tion to again return to Kingston, With Mrs. Fraser, he leaves on Sat- urday for his new home. A large circle of friends throughout the city join the staff of the Montreal Trans- portation Company in their best wishes. The e employees of the company pre- 'sented Capt. Fraser with a handsome tie pin and a pait of cuff links, and at the same time ' presented Mrs, Fraser with a lady's companion. E. 'A. Turner, the local agent of the com- pany, ably looked after the duties of master of ceremonies, and before call- ing upon Francis King, solicitor for the company, and "Jack" Sowards to make the presentations read an ad- .dress, which 'was beautifully engross- d and framed. Mr. King and Mr. 'Sowards referred to the many ster- {ling qualities of Capt, Fraser, and 'expressed the deep regret of all the employees 'at his removal from the city. Speeches were also made by Capt. Robert Crawford. and Hugh Welch, manager of the Kingston Shipbuild- ing Company, both personal friends of Capt. Fraser. After 'the speech- making, all joined in singing "For He's a Joll Good Fellow," after which rousing cheers were given for the, genial captain. The address pre- sented to Capt. Fraser read as fol- lows: "From the employees of the Mont- real Transportation Company, Ltd., including the Kingston officials, of- fice staff, elevator, yard employees, tug, barge and steamer crews, to our esteemed friend and co-laborer, Capt. Robert Fraser, on the occasion 'of his severing his connection as marine superintendent of the M.T, Co. "We would ask that you accept these tokens from the employees as a sign of the appreciation in which they have held you during the time of your service with this company, and also as a mark of their esteem for your sterling qualities, exhibited in all your acts towards them. While expressing our sincere regret at the necessity of your leaving this climate, we trust that your health may be comipletely restored before many months are gone. -- "Further, we trust that midst all your new-made friends to be that vou will still have a thought for the friends you made, and which fate had decided you must leave behind in Kingston--Signed, A. Turner, agent, H.-N, McMaster, assistant mar- iné super sitendent." Cant. Fraser made a feeling reply o "the boys," thanking them heart- ily for their kind remembrance on bhe- | halt of Mrs, Fraser and himself. Some few years ago Capt. Fraser was a member of the City Council, representing Cataraqui ward, SPECIAL SALE Of Children's and Misses' Colored Felt and Plush Hats, We have on sale one lot of Child- ren's Colored Felt Hats, worth up (to $2.00, special at.5%c. One lot of Misses' Colored Felt Sailor Hats, flop bers, as also will be Capt. Esman with rims, worth up to $3.50, special at $1.49. And a lot of small shapes' in 'Ladies' Plush Hats, in colors; worth up-to $4.00, for $1.98. Corrigan's. | EVERYONE TREATED. Must be what by Medical Officer Before Embarking. 4 Officers commanding companies will be held respomsible that their men are all inoculated and vaccin- . 'Any men who have yet to be , treated must be paraded to the medi- cal officers office delay, as no 'one will be permitted to embark un- less he has taken this treatment. - i Ladies' Cloth Coats. 76 carry a big in assortment ueh, Velours, ete. $12 up. George Mills & Co. v The laced boot for women is very ~ popular this fall -- lace boots fit neatly, look dressy and aré always tidy. We show fine black kid lace at . . . $4.00, $4.50 to $6.00 Bronze Kid Grey Kid . Brown Kid . ' "NEW FALL HATS If You Want Distinctive- ness, Quality, Style, ear. Get one of our new hats. Our stock is complete; Every color, block and new idea is here without exception. Two big shipments of | new shapes just received today. $2, $2.50, $3, $4. Campbell Bros. Kingston's Largest Hat ers. TH Carling's High Grade, Non Intoxicating Ale, Porter Light Beer beg to advise uly as a 5iil and healthful "tonie, J R. Henderson, Home-made Chocolate and Candy Made Fresh Every Day SAKELL'S Next Opera House y 01 nome "Comfort!" - This word is the best word to des- cribe our furniture. No matter-hqw tired you may be, the deep upholstered arms and thg sprin seats invite comfort, ease and contentment. We have a great variety of living-room furniture for home comfort, at 7 3 { £ suid James Reid, The Leading Undertaker and Furniture Mfr. Call 147 for Motor Ambulance. Save the Babies FOR THE EMPIRE'S SAKE USE ONLY PASTEURIZED MILK Om Milk § is Thoroughly Pasteurized and sold in Sealed Bottles. 50-61 Brock St. hy 279. FOR HACKING TRE A ARE Jae ay EDIEN RFECT aro AC TION?