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Never in the history ¢ of the store have we o shown such High-Class . Designs and lower o Carpets, Draperies, ¢ Linoleums. ¢ 0 R. McFAUL. © CARPET WAREHOUSE. e PO0000000000000000000 is a very important part of our business. Whatever your requirements in this line, consult us. We know you'll gladly en- dorse our clalm of being ex- perts who do their work just right. DAVID HALL, 66 Brock St. Thones, «Bore, 335 : : : Residence, 856 For Pickling We can supply you with strictly PURE SPICES, ground or whole ;also Pickling Vine- D. COUPER'S, Street. H PARKS& SON, Florists | Ritu vane tis. \ 8 of Cut Flowers and Plants All Jind Wedding and Funeral De- WERSON op a Apaelaity shipped to all patsr. L "King reet. A Cough Is But can be easily overcome by using Dr. Hall's Cough Balsam, © A fow doses give immediate re- | Hel. Try a bottle to-day and | you. will never be without this valuable remedy. i 2 farge Bottles, 23c, | | interesting. | programme of exercises was i | through. CATALOGUE WINTER - 1910-11 NOW READY YOUNIS FOR A POST-CARD. John McKay, Kingston, CANADA, Curtains or Furniture You should always go to Harrison's. We have just received our New Fall Carpets. A beautiful variety of Axmin-~ ster and Wilton Rugs. Color effects never before produced. A number of Axminsters in the reliable wood shades. Yours, T. F. Harrison Co. "Phone 90. FRST BAPTIST BIBLE SCHOOL. "Rally Day" Services Were Held on{ Sunday. Yesterday was "Rally Day," ia the First Baptist Bible school. The school room was beautifully decorated with choice flowers, At the morning service the pastor gave a short address to the children present, drawing lessons {from the flowers, He then preached on | the importance of the early i {of our children, training The Bible school session was very Dr. Lake, 'the estecmed superintendent, presided, and a fine carried Rev. Dr. MacTavish, of Cooke's church, gave a short, but in- teresting talk on méssionary work. Then there was 4 motion son's by memonrs of the primary department, a solo, hy Miss Edna Singleton, a duet by the Misses Irene Derbyshire and Edna Singleton. The pastor presented cortifieates to cight members of the "Cradly Roll," who pass on into the primary department, Both the, cradle voll, and the home largely represented. A ton was presented to all t. Inrge percentage of the of had a perfect representation, and the rally | was voted a fine success, by all pres. ent. A very successful Harvest Home ser aicd was theld in the evening. : Glasgow Choir is Coming. "Portsmouth i i olame was favored with a vie day last. In THE DAILY BRITISH WAIG, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1910. THE URGENT NEED OF THE SETTING OF A PROFIT- ABLE EAMPLE To the Younger Generation--Rev. Prot. Elliott, of Winnipeg, Speaks "of Parents' Duty--He Said Some | Pointed Things. _ ? Prol. Foti Elliott, Ph.D. ul » 8 former tor, hed t ul- of Cason tea" Methodist harsh | Sunday evening, and the church was! filled to hear the noted Methodist teacher ahd g .. Prof, Hiliatt -- pressed his pleasure at in the pulpit of Queen street church, and said the people of this charge treated him better when he was here than be! deserved. He also said that if it had not been for their kindness to him, when he was here, he would never have | been able to join forces with Wesley , College in Winnipeg. ; He Spoke at considerable Jength on i the subject, "A Wonderful Challenge." | One of the main features of his ad- dress was the urgent need of setting a! profitable example to the younger gen- i eration. "There is not a parent," , : PERSONAL MENTION. Movements Of The People--What They Are Saying And Doing. Police Constable James Craig, is en- joying a few holidays. Prof. Pratchett and wile, are here from Germany, and are at ""Romily House." Miss Ids Baker, Colborne street, is Seudibg a few days in Rochester, N. # J. M. Campbell, Rochester, N.Y., i Sunday in the city with his fam- uy Thomas Forbes and sister, Mre. Bur- nett, New York, are visiting at their home, on Barrie street. Miss Beatrice Woods, Barrie street, has returned home, after spending her holidays in Temworth. Col. G. H, Hunter, J.P, went to Bellrock, on the noon train, Monday, to hear a case out thee. Mrs. George Birch, George street, has returned to the city, after four months" rest at Minneapolis. Miss Kathleen Blacklock, purse at the general hospital, who has begn quite seriously ill, is improving. Miss Mattie H 1 and Miss Louise Sylver. visiting fri in "Carthage, N.Y., have returned home. . CME0000N0N000000.0000000000000000000000 said, "who does not wish his child to | Charles Frederick, the ene-month-old inherit all his good qualities, but he son of Mrs and Mrs. Charles' Veale, does not want him to inherit his bad . York street, passed away on Sunday. habits." "It seems queer," Prof. El-| Dr. and tMrs. G, H. Ives and Miss liott continued, 'to hear an inveterate | Adete MacDonald, "Watertown, N.Y, smoker or drinker say to his son that | are on a motor trip to Kingston and he (Upper William street, and when the he never wants to see him do either. If we want our children to be better men and women, we must set them a good example and surround them with the best influences." Another im ant thing he touched on was Paul's attitude toward those who stoned Stephen. Paul did not want' to be recognized as an accessory to the murder, yet he sanctioned the affair and even Went so far as to hold! the clothes of ehose who participated in | the murder. This in a larger sense shows the spirit of the people to-day.' quite willing to lend their time money to the enterprises. GOINGS AT THE Y.M.CA. To Teach Every Boy in the City to Swim. A cup will be awarded to every man making first place in the Y.M.CA. road' race Thanksgiving day, as well as having his name 'engraved on the | shield, is he. establishes a new record. Adams, the Y.M.C.A. long distance runner, is practising for the race. Nel- son McGartney was out Saturday, hav- ing a working. and made 100 yards in 10.4 seconds. The boys' Bible class met in the Y.M. CLA. rooms for the first time this fall, on Saturday morning, and the at- tendance was remarkably good. The Y.M.C.A. proposes to teach ev- ery boy in Kingston to swim this win- ter. Tho association has installed a new apparatus for this purpose and has everything up-to-date with which to carty oh the work. It intends to teach boys school by school until every youngster has been taught the science of being able to take care of himself in the water. WILL WORK IN INDIA. Rev. W. J. Cook Will Take Up Mis- sionary Work. Rev. W. J. Cook, who is very wall known in this city, who took a course in arts at Queen's, but who graduated at Knox College, Toronto, is leaving, in the course of a few days, to take up missionary work in India. He is at t in Toronto, but will come to Rimton (this week, and, on Thursday evening, the members of Cooke's church, of which he was identified while a resident of this city, will ten- der him a 'farewell." Mr. Cook was a valued member of the choir at Cooke's, and was also a teacher in the Sunday school, able ser- vice in the work of the church. Wolfe Island Customs Officer. Canadian Freeman, William Pillar, manager of the St. Lawrence lve cofupany, this city, was last week ' recommended by the Fron- tenac Liberal Association at Wolfe Is- land, vacant for the past eight years by the death of Thomas Hogan, who was the last to hold the position. | James McGrath, the well-known con- tractor, was also recommended! for the same job about five years ago, but it dooks as if the government does not intend to give the island a customs officer in the future. Case Disposed Of. tn ote uf Patrick Lanuan, who Was with using insulting language to one of his OE Ehbars, wan Bay disposed of, in the police court, Mon- day morning. Le i trate when the case first came up, that would - move out of his home, on case was called, today, it was an- nounced that he and his wile had gone to the House of Providence to live, They do not want their names identi- | fied with shady actions, yet they are : Kingston, a «| |For Ladicsand Men. $13 Toronto. Patrick ©'Neil, Rideau street, is quite ill. $e has been niling for some little time, but suffered a very bad turn on Sunday night. f. Golding, formerly of the St. John Globe, St. Johh, N.B., has as sumed charge of the editorial staff of the Belleville Intelligencer. Mr. and Mrs. E, C. Winchester, spending their Honeymoon with Mr. and Mrs, E. F. Trimble, Alfred street, left, today, for their home in To- ronto. Norman Wormwith, M.A., reached to-day, from The Hague, . where he attended the fisheries arbitra- | tion, in connection with Canada's case, Dr. George Hanley, of Whiteplains, N.Y., is visiting in the city, accom- panied by his friend, Mr. Shaw, They are enjoying a few days' fishing at Bropby's Point. | Rev. Dr. Allan MoRossie, pastor of { St. James' Methodist church, Madison i avenue and. 126th street, New York, | has resumed his pastoral work, after | three months' vacation. { Miss Nellie O'Connor, a popular | young lady of Oswego, N.Y., will be married; this "week. Miss Tot Gal- lagher, King street, a personal friend of the bride, will attend the wedding. Geoffrey. O'Hara, who is - thoroughly musical by nature and has a highly trained baritone voice of great inter prelative quality, sang an offertory solo, "Come Unto Me," in St. George's cathedral, on Sunday. | Mrs. James Coyle, an old resident { of Wolfe Island, and her family, will remove to the city, next week, where required. Ladies' Trimmed Hats We are showing over 200 Ladies' Trimmed ats at $2.78 and up. By paying ONE DOLLAR you can bave any HAT laid aside until G0P0000000000000000000000000000000000C0RCRCRORRO REVERE OOCRRORROTODD We are selling at Ladies' Fall Underwear White and Grey. The best line in the city at 25c. Come and get some of the : BLACK AND WHITE CBECK- DRESS GOODS 18¢ YARD. WITH KINGSTON'S CLAIM TO HAVE "THE GOODS" When Board of Education Proposes to Turn Out Non-Residents--D. I, Rogers Writes on the Subject. Kingston, Sept. 260+(To the Edi tor) ~The proposed action of the Board of Faucation, of excluding all non-resident pupils from the Collegi- ate Institute is not at all consistent with the spirit of the slozan accepted as the best to advance Kangston's in: torent: "Kingston's got he goods; call up Kingston." The board should consider the mat- ter carefully before making it public that such a great educational centre as Kingston 1s supposed to be could not find accommodation for about H non-resident pupils. No doubt the position is somewhat perplexing, but surely there is some other remedy than the one mow proposed. The County of Frontenac's position as regards hher education is excep- tional for our Collegiate Institute is in the village of Sydenham, about sixteen miles north of Kingston, and six municipalities; Pittdourgh, Wolfe ls jand, Howe Island, Garden Island, Portsmouth and the township of King- ston, who pay by far the larger por tion of the divinity rate, at no direct benefit from it, as they find it more advantageous, for many reasons, to pay the high tution fees chayBed by the board the maximum fee being £30. a year, It is not doing justice to the schol ars who have been attending the she. will reside in future. She has leased the brick résidence on Williath street, next St. Vincent Academy. Mrs. Downey, 'wife of Police Consta- ble James Downey, underwent a most 8 siul operation, at the Hotel Dieu, on Monday morning, and is do- ing nicely. The operation was perform- el hy Dr. McCarthy, assisted by D=. Hanley. . ---------- i ---- Will be Pat Through. The license commissioners will meet, to-night, to deal with the transfer of the license of the American hotel from the estate of the late Samuel Hark- ness, to Frederick Whitney, and from what could be learned, to-day, the transfer will be made without objec- tion. Mr. Whitney will then take pos- session. He will change the name of the hotel to that of the Whitney house. St. Andrew's Musical Service. $17 Andrew's church had a fine musi- cal service on Sunday evening, the soloists being - Geoffrey ("Hara (New York), Arthur Craig, G.. A. MacCal- lum, Miss Knight and Miss Reede. Mr. O'Hara sang "Jesus My AlL" to a musical composition of his own, and was heard with great pleasure. Police Station Thermometer, Sunday was September 25th, and in front of the police station door, one of the warmest spots in the city, when the sun is shining, the thermometer registered ninety-five degrees. Pretty good for a fall sun bath all right. In the "cooler," inside, the thermometer was very low. . ! Grapes, Grapes, Grapes, Extra fine sweet grapes, 29c., blue or green. J. Crawford. H, Canniogham, piano tuner from Chickering's. Leave orders at Me Auley's ore. . Green grapes, 25c. basket. Crawford. The royal commission on industrial traiving and technical education, is in Ottawa. Green grapes, 25¢, basket. Crawford. NID GLOVES - Filey We are special {at tem o'clock on the morning of the school for years to be obliged to break away from old associations and look for anether school, especially af- ter a month's attendance, And where will they go ? Sydenham high school is overcrowded now, and the inspector says better accommoda- tion is required, or he will report against the school. In the past few yoars we have spent thousands of dollars in renovating and improving the building and surroundings, and also engaged a fourth teacher, All considered, the cost to the county has about doubled in the past 7 or 8 years, Unfortunately the tendesicy of the ris- ing wewveration is away from the farm, to other callings in life. Whether it is faulty systems of education or unjust and discriminating legislation against our interests, its a wise man and a public benefactor who can solve the yuestion, : It's a self-evident fact that the agri cultural education of our youth been sadly neglected. If could wealize what somo of the European countries are doing in the interest of agricultural science, it might spur us into action. We have the agricultural lege at Guelph, which is doing 4 dood work and is being appreciated more every year to such an extent that it is filled to overflowing, and has we President Creelman reports that there are more applications this vear than! ever. If so why not have a branch es | tablished in Eastern Ontario, where | the nature of the soil, the adaptabil ity of the locality to certain lines of farming, all argues that we should have such an institution mn the east. Such being the case I would make the suggestion that the Ontario gov: ernment buy the Sydenham Iigh School for that purpose and the county, with the proceeds, join the city for high school purposes, and provide ample accommodation for all. The subject has too wide a scope to attempt to do justice to it in a short article, but I think the scheme is feasible, and would be an advan. tage, too, from an economic stand- point. | would like to have a public expression from our energetic M.P.P's, on the matter and from any others in- terested I). D. ROGERS. TENNIS TOURNAMENT To be Held at Queen's on Oct. 13th and 14th. The Canadian Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis t 15 to be held ony the 13th and Mth of Oe on Queen's: University courts, begmning 13th. The events will be singles and doubles, each win scoring one point for the cub represented by the win- ner or winners. Accorskingly, 'thers will be singles, doubles and team cham Each mutch will consict of the hest the exception of the final matohes, which shall consist of the "est three out of five wets, . The draw fox. the frst rountd of the ournament take place at 9 nan, of Thureday 13th, at Queen's Univer- Slasenzer balls are to be used. shoes are prohibited. the rales of the associ four separate emfries in di Sat spr ch i represent As the club sees fit, its team mav consist of Fs. HARDLY CONSISTENT ~~ GRIPS ASTHMA CURE Will give quick relief and ulti- mately cure any ease of Asthma, Bronchial Asthma, Bronchitis and any deep-seated cough. This remedy, If taken in time, will prevent those dreadful attacks of suffocation to which | asthmatic sufferers are subject. It will ward off future attacks, strengthen the bronchial tubes and establish easy. natural breathing. Large Soc, teed. | Zhe Rexall Store MAHOOD'S Save | STORE EERE bottle, guaran- Sm Ss ------ ---------- a ---- i ------------" A -------------- Wo --------. GANT SHG. UR ASA, We Sell 'The Best White Wool Blankets The Best Wool Blankets, The Best White Flannelette Blankets. The Best Grey Flan- nelette Blankets. : The Best Line of ~Faney Comforters The Best Line of White Quilts at $1 and up. Pillow Cases, Bheets, hemmed, ready for use. Popalar prices. Grey Headquarters for Housekeepers' supplies & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. two out of three advantage sets with | 8, Holeleelut Broken Spectacles and Eye Classes # We can supply New Frames for 3 L your Old Lens or New Lens for Old Frames or give you New "Lens and Frames, properly testing the eyes. We repair or roplace all ® broken or lost paris of spect ; #cles or eye glasses. » Our charges are reasonable and satisfaction is assured GOOD 0COOTIOOORNOETINNOOTIREIINIIGA COLONIAL CUT GLASS These pleces are severe In their plainness being cut out of very heavy "Rock Crystal" Blanks with _. the simplost thread decorations, These articles come in Claret Bottles, Dessert Setts, Candle sticks, ete. Jewellers. Opticians. 850 KING STRENT, Issuers of Marriage Licenses. ANNAN SN i SP IAN Pi .HIRS.. W. F. Gourdier. 76-78 BROCK STREET. Another Bargain Frame Dwelling, Johnson 8t., near King, 11 rooms, hot water heating, for $2.100. ' Act quick. Houses to let and rent and rents collect: d. Mullin, Cor. Johnson and Division Streets. 254000080000090000000¢ The shirt proclaims the man. if the skirt is carelessly laun- dered the man is unkempt, un- attractive, unimportant, care less. Success shuns him. A smartly laundered shirt: sad the man changes 10 a being of dignity and importance Success seeks him. This Laundry has a reputation for lsundering shirts that is uneclipsed by any other laundry in the world. Kingston Laundry Cor. Princess & Sydenham Sts. M0000 00000v0s0000000000 S000000000000000000