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a BRUSSELS, BALMORALS, TAPESTRYS, 5 UNIONS, ) L. lbw' | should trim McGill. "laf the old school. | dered 21 thority that these i y| mainly of vegetable Findlay, : Newel: k; R. Valois, J. A. ®| Smith, Montreal; J. = the s Il will line-up without their last game, and Limestones' Next Practice. . Limestones will hold their next prae- tice at the cricket field, at seven o'clock Monday evening, when the fol- lowi ayers are reques to turn out ry i pi Birch, Holder, Moon- ey, Laird, Gleeson, Pound, Crawford, Revels, Atkinson, Marshall, Betts, Dick, Davis, Comeau, Crozier, Rich- ardson, Bearance, McParland, Moxley, Madden, Evans, Baker, Reid, and all who wish an bour's good practice. « Roller Skating Races. Two good roller skating races were led off at the rink, last evening, ore three hundred people. The first event was a mile boys Williams started at the scratch, Hall and Asselstine, at half way, and at uarters way. The race took ten laps. (During the first five Williams caught Hall and Assel- stine, but failed to catch McCartney, who finished first. The " second * race was a two-mile event, and was won by Fitzgerdld, one There were a num- ber of starters, 'but three dropped out after the first few rounds. After going the two-mile race, and skated Fite- gerald off his feet for the first fifteen rounds. Fitagerald secured the lead and held it, by jockeying Williams on the corners, is is the second of a series of four races to he run off for a cup offered by Kinnear & d'Esterre. * Are In The City. : « M®Gill TI and quite a number of Subportem arrived from. Montreal at midnight aad 'are in 'fine ' shape for their game with Queen's. rrebsseiet GIVES VALUABLE ADVICE. Simple Home Recipe Said to Do Wonders. A well-known authority says that Backache is often danger . " "(be sulore ¢ at the simple . home-made ) to relieve backache and cleanse and build up weak, disor- dered kidneys, il taken before the stage of t's disease : Fluid Ex- tract Dandelion, one-half ounce; Com- jpound Kargon, one ounce; Compound yrup Sal illa, three ounces, Mix ing well in a bottle, and take in teaspoonful doses after meals and bedtime. local druggist is au- i ients are extraction and harmless to use, and can be obtained at 'small cost from any good prescrip i Those who think they have kidney trouble or suffer with lame back or weak bladder, or such symptoms as frequent desire to urin- ate, especially at night; painful, thick, discolored urine, etc., should give this 2 | prescription a trial, as no harm can possibly follow its use, and it is said t6 do woiders for many people. Arrivals At B. A. Hotel. J. 'Seth, Millburn, N.J.; A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones, Watson, J. D. Powers, C. N. Critohfield, L. H. Roberts, A. W. Reid, J. H. Byrie, R, H. Winslow, J. A. Straubert, G. H. Futle, J. M. Eakins, R. T. Sailman, F. H. Johnson, A. C. Patterson, H, W. Dunnett, J. Forbes, J. J. Gillies, W. L. Young, W. C. Whitcher, Irving T. Drescher, Hamilton: James Janson, Charles Hodgitts, W. H. Coulson, W. H. Read, T lo; McDonnell, J. A wife, Try | Save You A Pain Or An 'Ache fail to relieve Bein, y to; Cathari M. Lovell, Sydenham. ---- Corns Between The Toes. Or on the soles of the feet, can be cured by a few applications of Put. nam's Corn Extractor, which acts nlessly, quickly and with certainty. jpisn "Putnam's" always cures. it. Now Is The Best Time. To select your fars while the assort- {ment is large. HM not hae the purchase just now we will place the article aside until wanted. Campbell Bros., the manufacturing furriers. 1 i ---------- limited, have been of She estate of the late Hen £ Anywhere ? . . It's inconceivable that Nervilise could in, so powerful isit, ri it may he youngest infant. Power- penetrating; "pain subduing, it once to keep it as race for| in the handicap, Williams came into |< | well rem J OUNG - COMPANY DRAW WELL. bn, : "Monte Cristo" to Be Presented This Evening--Ernest Marks' Company Will Appear Here Four Days Next Week. The H. Wilmot Young Comedy. com- had bum attendance at Grand Opers cit, ant vasitnte comedy, hy a M ne , was presented, arjie Yi in the character - "Peg McGinty," the leading role, in the jon of many, far surpassad her of the previous mght. H. Wilmot Young, as 'Jack' Goodman," escaped convict, and afterwards the Wall street millionaire, was na- tural and original. William A. Con- lin, as "Dad McGinty," the Irish , kept -in-laugh- ter by his uine wit. Frederick A Bigelow, "Squire Ludlow," made a <a i CARL vr. : CAROLINE "FON BULOW, With "Way: Down East," at The: Grand, on Friday, Nov. Ist capital villain. Miss Secord and Miss Pujvell took - their parts well. : The specialties were different from the previous entertainment, but wére not the less enjoyable. The illustra: ted songs of C. Morse were well re- ceived. The De Mateos gave a novel exhibition of their work, especially the packing' case scene, which was loudly applauded. Verona, the electrical wonder, won the favor and applause of the 'audience. Tonight the company will present Dumas' greatest work, "Count Monte Cristo," a play that has a world-wide reputation. The Ernie Marks Co. Those who hal the pleasure of wii- nessing "Sin and Its Sorrow" 'at Can, ton Opera House, last .evening, are undivided in the expression that | Marks bas the usual run of repertoire companies skinned _ a thousand ways. The company is strong throughout: It doesn't run to particular stars with invisible satelities. It is well balané ed and its repertory of plays. is well selected and not of the days of Adam. The specialty griists that appear each night are well worth the price of ad- mission alone. Bedard & Bedard. are of the head-line order and. are especi- ally good--But «0 are Lyohs & Lyons, Ernig' Marks and Kittie Marks aml Little Rose Machan. The illustrated songs 'and moving pictures are of an excellent order. Marks Bros. come to the Grand for four pights, commenc- ing Monday, October 28th. "Way Down East." "Way Down East," the greatest of all pastoral plays, will be the offering at the Grand for Friday, November 1st. The caste this season contains all the old favorites and the re-en- gagement of Mabel Strickland as Kate; "| and Senator Frank Bell as the town constable, who have been absent from the caste: for - several seasons. Miss Phoebe Davies, whose splendid work in the leading role of Anna Moore, is embered, again leads the cast and is. winning fresh laurels. John E. Brennan is still the Hi Holler, and Ella Hugh Wood the village ip Robert Fischer again portrays Squir Amasa Bartlett, and Ulric B. Collins his son David. Others in the cast are Frank Currier, Mary Dayenport, Jas. T. Galloway, Burt. Fléhsburg. and the famous village choir, who will ren- der several new selections at every performance. : ; CARD OF THANKS. Woman's Aid Society--Thanks Every "Made-in-Canada Helper. The Women's Aid Society, while cordially thanking the citizens of Kingston of every class and creed for the most generous support accorded the "Made-ip-Canada' exhibition, de- sire at the same time to por theis appreciation of the splendid and jo menal work done by their good riends in Frontenac and adjoining as many other points the province of On- tario. The marked success which has attended the undertaking is due, ina great measure, to the unremitting and united Miorts of tras and sta at supporters » Kingston Genera Hospital hers and olsewhers. a It is an occasion. in which sincere and heartfelt thanks are gratefully as- cribed to loyal friends far and near, but ever and above all to - the ty Tatu, ht honorary-secretary, [that local option would -~ pass in \ ¢ wii, SATURDAY, i Er 3 Be Fess IL <I -- 1 Throws Out a Good Suggestion For All in Moral Re- fo! Option Discussed. The liquor guestion has been'a warm opie of conversation on the street, 3 public places, ing this week. The remarks of Rev. T. E. Burke, on Sunday night, was, no doubt, the cause of this question coming to the front again, and since the reverend gentleman scored the police and oth- ers in authority, allowing liquor to be sold on the , a great deal has been said, 'both in support and against the stand taken by. that gentleman. A well-known Sitiaen, who is, on ev- ery occasion, out for eveiything that has for it¥ object the EY of better citizenship, was, to-day, talk- ing on the liquor question, and what had beer stated in the' press concern- ing it by different. people. "It is all very well to make a big noise about Sunday drinking," he said, "but there is a greater evil than this--and one that should be .taken up at once. | have reference to the sale of these dime novels. It is these thrashy things which are ruising the rising generation, and the people who are out for moral reform should take this matter up. I the people who are behind the local option movement would take this before the government and attempt to have these publica- tions suppressed, they would be doing far better work." The citizen went on to say that a great deal of crime could be traced to the reading of novels referred to. A great many Kingston boys were read- ers of these novels, and there should be some safeguard. A boy would spend a greatsdeal of time reading t stories, when he should be at his_studies. They were often the cause running away from his "The liquor question is ever to the front,' . continued the citizen, 'and no thought is given some of the other evils which 'are possibly deing as much harm as anything." It is believed by a great many Kingston. "I'm a temperance man rom the wo 'go',"" remarked one citizen to the Whig, "but I would never support a petition for local option, because 1 think thatiit would do more harm than good."!. A great many similar opinions have been expressed. .* One Dollar Fountain Pen. We_.have Waterman's "Modern" foun- tain pens from 81 up. Also the self filling fountain pens (Waterman's Mo- dern), from $2.50 to ¥5, at Wade's drug store. Fresh Mc(Conkey's ; high-alass - candy at Gibson's Red: Cross drag, store. (He) 1 like those hats That are natty and fine, So from George Mills & Co. 1 always buy mine. (She) For finest furs I always To the big mons fur store Of George Mills & Co. MEN 'NEW FALL HATS We take it for granted that mast every man in town knows this store as the right place to buy hats. We show an exceptionally large variety of exclusive styles and we keep only Ao at all prices. Drop in' ~nd see what's new for fall and winter wear. LADIES! NEW FALL AND WINTER FURS. If at all in- terested in furs itwill pay you to visit our show rooms now. We em- asize 'now' use later onthe variety cannot be so "good. As in our men's hats we draw par- ticular attention to the ex- clusiveness of our styles You'll like them too. We have a large var ety 'of small pieces -- up fro good fars, sich as Alisks Soble Persian Lamb, Russian Squirrel and others at me- dium prices. Write for catalogue. - OCTOBER 26, 1907. | ceives a copy of this issue gratis, ir- | "Where Humanity Fails." TE HALLS OF QUEENS S-- Date of Freshmen's Reception Changed to Nov. 1lth-- 'Tennis Tournament. Near An End--Sunday Afternoon dresses. v The final draft of the annual Ajum- ni conference programme has be nounced, The conference opens day, November 4th, and [termina following 5th. The chancellor's ship is again held by Hev. Prot. dan, D.D., who will deliver one I¢c daily: throughout the conference. annual opening of the theologica culty will take place on the gveling of Monday, November 4th, when vy, George Jackson, of Toronto, will liver an address. 'I he- moming and ai- ternoon sessions of Tuesday will be devoted to the discussion of theologi- cal themes, and in the evening, Rev. J. A. Macdonald, of the "loronto Globe, will address the alumni. Among the interesting lectures to which many are looking forward with pleasant anticipation, are "Recent Develop- ments in Philosophy," by Professor Watson; "The Interpretation of Life by Modern Poets," By Professor Cap- Pon ; "An Exposition of the Principles of Church Union," by Rev. Principal Gordon, Rev. W. H. Sparling, and sev- eral other thembers of the church un- ion committee- Thursday evening's programme will be of a scientific char- acter and promises to be profoundly interesting in view of the address on "The Making of a Modern Newspaper, from Pulpwood to Paper," by J. F. MoKay, business manager of the To- ronto Globe. Those who are in charge of preparations for the conference are making provision fdr an attendance larger than has been. The first number of the Queen's Uni- versity Journal was distributed at the sanctum yesterday. .Each studgpt re- respective of whether he purposes sub scribing or not. The number "is very creditable, to the 'staff in every re spect ; eacn department is ablywrepre- sented by its editor, while the "Com- ments on Current Events," by the editor-in-chief, G. A. Platt, B.A., has already elicited much favorable com- ment. Blank time-table forms are be- ing distributed among the students by the business deffartment. The executive of the Y:M.C.A. held a meeting yesterday afternoon, and and changed the date of the annual freshmen's reception - from November Sth to November 11th. The holding ' of the function on a Monday evening will be somewhat of a 'novelty, but the ¢hange was rendered necessary by the fact that a football excursion - will be run to Toronto, for .the..game on Saturday, November 12th, .apd_ hence mahy would be unable to attend the reception were it held on the gvening of Friday, November 11th. Lindsay Malcolm, M.A., who resign- ed the position of city enginger of Stratford to accept a lectureship'i in the faculty of practical science, has arrived in the city to assume his new duties. Mr. Lindsay was captain of the second football team last season, and enjoys merited popularity among the studdats of all faculties. The tennis tournament is rapidly nearing its close and it is probable that Monday will witness the 'findl struggle for the championship, Those who have not yet tasted of tha dregs of defeat are Messrs. J. McDonald, W. F. Lockett, and F. Dyde. McDonald and Lockett will play to-day, and the winner will battle with Dyde for final supremacy. The suggestion that the winner of the tournament should be presented with a Q similar to that be- stowed upon members of champion- ship teams and upon those who break track records, appears to meet with general favor. The former custom of collecting a fee from those who witness the Sat- urday morning games on the campus has been adopted by the athletic com- mittee this session for the first time. The receipts thus finding their way into the treasury, do considerable to- ward meeting the expenses of the juni- or rughy teams and the association team. The series of Sunday afternoon lec- tures in Convocation Hall will proba- bly be begun, as in previous years, shortly | after the Alumni conference. The university authorities are already in communication with several emin- ent Canadian scholars, with a view of | having them deliver addresses at these| Sunday afternoon services. The practical science students have appointed a committee, consisting of the president of the Engineering Soci- ety and several vepresentatives of each year, to arrange for the annual science dinner, the high standard of which time-honored function has been the pride of the "science men' for many years, A large number of chad conven- od at the regular weekly meeting of the Y.M.C.A. in Convocation Hall, yesterday afternoon, when M. Y. Wil liams discoursed upon the subject, Kingstonian Makes Good. A former Kingstonian who is mak- ing good in the business world is J. Jd. Crowley, son of J. W. Crowley, Alired street. He is the proprietor of one of the best millinery establish- ments across the border. The firm was established in 1893, and began in cuts, showing the different department. of the store. There is also a fine write-up of the store and its stock, Kingstonians will extend congratula- tions to Mi. Crowley "lcital, 8 p.m., Thursday -| Benjamin Eyre {Snglishman, who will probably a small way under the guidance of| With ev itti ) 0 ery $2 photo sitt the late Mrs. J. J. Crowley, whose Thanksgiving we will En genius went far in building Gp the| souvenir. Studio open at 8 n business. "The liustrated Buffalo] Weese, Princess street, »" =a Express contains several handsome When you ask for an advertised ) verti met with such great s --. his having SUNDAY SERVIGES BISHOP OF NOVA SCOTIA TO PREACH. The Filling of the Pulpits and Some of the Themes to Be Considered--Offering the Bread of Life. , St. Andrew's--Rev. Dr. Mackie. Sun- day services, 11 am. and 7 p.m. Thanksgiving service, 11 a.m., and re- 3lst inst. St. Luke's church--Services 11 a.m. and 7 pm. Rev. R. F. Forneri, rec-| tor. At the evening service Right || Rev. C. L. Worrell, D.D., Bishop of] Nova Scotia, will preach. Queen Street Methodist church--Rev. will preach in the morning; Rev. R. Stillwell in the aven- ing. Sunday school, 2.45 p.m. Mid- week service, Wednesday, 8 p.m. --Wirst Baptist church--Rev. Douglas La\ng, pastor, at both services. 11 "Caleb the Great-Heart of An-| a.., o- | cieht Israel"; 7 pm., "The Sinners Réfuge Sunday school and Bible | class, at 2.45 p.m. Strangers ever| welcome to all services. First Congregational church, corner of Wellington and Johnson streets-- Pastor, oy J. Charles Villiers. Di- vine worship in the morning, at 11, and in the evening at 7. A special service of sacred song. A cordial wel- | come to all. Strangers are especially | invited. Brock Street Methodist church--Rev T. E. Burke, B.D. pastor. Service at| 11 am. and 7 pam., the pastor will | preach at both services. Sunday | school and Bible class, 3 p.m.; class || meeting, 10 am.; Y.P.S., Monday, §}| p.m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday, S| p.m. Strangers made welcome. | | Cooke's Preshyterign church,. Brock | street--The pastor, 'Rev. W. S. Mac Tavish, Ph.D., will preach at both services, Sunday school, Bible class and mission study class, at 3 pm; young people's meeting, 815 pm. Strangers made welcome at all ser | vices. f Sydenham Street Methodist church-- | Pastor. Rev. Charles A. Sykes, B.D. | Harvest home and thanksgiving ser-| vices, 11 a.m., "The Divine Generos- ity"; 7 pm., "The Place of Thanks- giving in the Development of Charac- ter." Special music by choir, and ap- propriate church decorations. Junior League, Sunday, 10 am.. Sunday | school, 2.45 p.m.: Epworth League | literary meeting, Monday, 8 p.m. | Rev. T. E. Burke, B.D., will speak about his recent trip through FEng- land and Ireland. Mid-week service, A union Methodist 'Chalmers, - Presbyterian. coryigr ¢Bax- rie 'and Earl' streets.--Pastor, Rev. M. Macgillivray, D.D. Services, 11 am.,| Splendid Challenge Df Ag 1 Toute "3 Grovnds of Authority Ry oun eating." Sunday school and: Bible class, 3 pmg prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Strang- ers and students of the various calleg- |. es cordially invited to all services. tei HELD AT NAPANEE. BM Young Man May Face Charge of Theft. At the request of the Kingston po- lice Chief Graham, of Napanee, on Fri- day night, took in charge a young to face a charge of theft in the po- liee court here. The young man hired a rig at Wal- ter Jenkins' livery on Friday, and did not return with it. About the. time he left Mr. Jenkins also missed $25 from his office. Suspicion pointed to- JMacket --every nich appearance, etly mare' and lined, d throughout, and finished as a mrment."' » WF. GOURDIER. ) have | | wards the Englishman, and thus his arrest, Constable James morning, sent to thé prisoner back. this bring Craig ° was, Napanee, to At "The Red Star." Hickory nuts, chestnuts, butternuts. Oysters, 40c., 50c., 60c. quart. Lowney's and Ganong's box candy. Grapes, citron, pears, oranges. Stewart's and Fry's box chocolates. Pure pork sausages and cooked ham. Our own make tafily and humbugs. bugs. . Sweet potatoes, Spanish onions, Chocolates, in all flavors. Edwards & Jenkin, - 274. Princess], street. "Phone 775. The Diamond Cough Remedv. This remedv occupies the same rela- tion to cough cures that the diamond docs to lesser gems. It is concentrated, healine for the lungs and air passages pleasant, quick and positive cure for courhs, colds, hoarseness and sore throat. 25¢., at Wade's drug store. -------- Contagious Disease Cases. So far this month there have been reported to the medical health officer two cases of typhoid fever, two of diphtheria and four of scarlet fever. The diphtheria was brought here from Sharbot Lake by a domestic, who caught it there. There is rio one article in the line of medicines that gives so large a return for the money .as a good porous strengthening lost. such as Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna Backache Planters, 'here was a very good offerin, mn the market Satundey rr the fine weather attracting a very large number of farmers. The Kingston & Pembroke train carried a large crowd and the number from Wolfe lsland was unusually large. ""Made-in-Canada" programmes, 15¢,, cach, two for 25¢. Also Quotation Calendars, 25c. Only a few of each left. Wade's drug store. Refuse O QUININE." that is article, see that you t it imitations. : mh g each. % Hose, the best Wool Gloves, E in the city, at 25c., will be FOR INDICESTION distress after cating, dizziness, that heavy feeling, wind and pains in the stomach and furred tongue, take Beechain's Pills before you retire to rest. They start the gastric juices, assist the stomach to dispose of the food, en- "courage good appetite, sound di- gestion and make you feel life is worth living. . Sold Everywhere. In boxes 25 cents. BRAGELETS A -------------- Ass We are now showing a com- of English and Canadisn designs,q in Gold | Bracelets. the samples are perfectly plain, | plete line Some of tend to Oxna- mentation, with Pearls, Rubies, Amethysts and other Jewelled Effects. SMITH BROS., Jewellers, Opticians. 'Phone, 666. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. while others "Quite Wrapped Up In It." ednesday, 8 pan. " SUI. Every Jady customer Who has purchased rr opeioe will be Yld in fo Ea Judy customer iho tus worch ar this church: on Thursday, October 31st, nse quite wrapped up in it. She pv 3s wi reach, | Mis the advamtage of comfort, fit, style at 11 a.m. Rev. Mr..Burke -will } and economy in combination Muff or article we offer ° has a is handsomely and cor- thoroughly stitch perfeet Wood's d fie Ort Boi p= aon makes new in old Veins, Cures Nery Dobility, Mental and Brain Worry, Des. pon yo fo Weakne: ma Kmissions, nd Effects of 4 buse or Kxcessas, Price 1 per box, six for $5. One will pl af ir X Wi will our Sold by all 3 or Piatto in maied Yormerl: ruggists fe 0 of po Ne on Teco t 08. Jew pamphlet » Windsor Thronto, Ont To-Night| WE PLACE ON SALE 25 dozen Linen Huck Towels, @ good size, 18x36, Hemmed ends, with fast color border, good value, at 30c. a pair. Our price, TO-NIGHT, 10c. # Only 25c. The best Underwear Ladies, the for best Cashmere and the best pair of Socks, sold at this store TO-NIGH . Ask to See Our Range of Dress Goods at 50c. a Yard. Easily the largest and best assortment, at the orice to be seen anywhere. We have lots of goods, at a lower price and lots at a higher price also. Our Coats Are a pretty swell lot. Have you seen the display ? If not ; you are missing a treat. ¥ The pretty house on the corner Wellington and William streets, whe Dr. and Mrs. R. H, Abbott lived t they left for the west, fis again occ pied, Mr. Mrs. 8. M. Newt having taken (it. Mrs. Newton was home, for theifiest time singe cowmir to town, om \ Wednesday' and Thur day, and she had two very busy : ernoons welcanting visitors. Love white chrysanthemums were' in t drawing-room, and on the tea table vase held 'a sheaf of perie gas. roses. Mrs. Newton wore pretty gown of. soft grey silk eolienn with yoke of Irigh 'crochet. T) hostéss' little da thter, Miss Isalx in the most 'charming way possibl did the tea room honors for hb dispensing chocolate to e ervone. Mts. Newten will be warm welcomed to the town where her hu pand has already made many friend She willl be at home, in the future, « the first and third Thursdays of t month. - i. Mrs. John Waddell's tea at her W, liam street home, on Wednesday, wi very » pleasant and successful, Ti wives of the (mining school professo were 'the raison d'etre of the afia) but & number af others were asked | meet them. Tha tea table, which wi in charge of Mrs. R. W. Brock a Miss Mowat, was very gay and @ tistie~ with barberries. The two litt SE ---- TE S-------- An Asthmatic\s Story Told. Sleepless nights, suffocating sens tions, difficult to even breathe. can scarcely describe all 1 suffer from asthma," writes Mrs. E. P. Cs anaugh, of Colborne, "Spasms coughing would come on that ma me weak. Nothing did me any go until 1 used the fragrant, healing ( tarrhozone.. ' I am delighted %o reco mend" this. remedy which' cured me chronic asthma "after scores * of go physician had given me up. \ Cata hotone is: better for asthma, gv quicker relief than amy remedy J kn of. My cure is a perfect. one." ] Catarrhozone, it never fails to: © asthma. Complete outfit $1: tr size, 2504 The St. Lawrence § MON Manufacturers of the REFINEL Granulated and Yello Sugar... Be sure you ask | Th that is f and dur y fuel. V i any oth } twice th