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Noirs Underskirts 79c. It has Ben our good fortune $o secure this lot from a large manufacturing house at a very large gt discount, which we propose to share with our patrons on Thursday Morning at 8.30 § The whole co signuent will b> placed 01 sale at 79c. EACH ACERS REMEMBER There are only 19 dozen of § these Beautiful Moire Underskirts, in colors Navy, Brown, Green, Amethyst and Black. They are § well made, handsomely finished, and easily worth } : $1.25 each. SEE WINDOWS. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Wenders for Machinery for Round. house at Lake Superior Junction . and for Pumps and Motors for Sewage Pumphouse at the Winni- peg Shops, SEALED TENDERS, ADDRESSED fo the undersigned, and marked on the eavelope ender for Machinery" and "Tender for Pumps and Motors, the case may be, will be Motornd n" the office of the Commissioners of ¢ Trancontinental Rallw at Ot x wa until 12 o'clock noon of the 18th y of October, 1910, for the machiiary Fequired for the equipment of a undhouse at Lake Superior Junetion, t., and for the centrifugal pumps and motors required for the sewage mphouse at the Winnipeg Shops, Vinnipeg. "Plans and specifications may be een and full information obtained at o pSltice of Myr. Gordon Grant, © ghief sealed neer, Ottawa, t, and o r, Fal District ier, Bt. Boni. rs must be signed and and an K Ft parties to the tender, and be accompanied A t cheque on & chartere n e Dominion of Canada payable to he order of the Commi anscontinental Hallway for a sum sgual to ten per tent. (10 pe) of the mount of the tender The right Is eer rod to reject any or all tenders, By order, P.E. RYAN, Hecretary, The Commissioners of the Transcontinental Raflwa jp pnied at Ottawa, September laa, Newspapers Inserting this advertise- ment without authority from the Com- missioners will not be paid for it. PY SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH. WEST LAND REGULATIONS. TE 10 zum soup ©! b oi Sint feng fo Ro district. Bair strist. Batry ry Ee Ey ht Sa eader may I n Mine mien of his h ag aor A ther, T, rather or ister. gre ° Lemp a Quarter ead Must reside up: t of three years, cultivate Bold! poten and erect a house worth w. Ww. CORY, Deputy of of the wie Nia will Fuse oners of the} ead © lan nd In : HE old. style type- T built upside down, writers, which were with the writing out of sight, will soon be looked upon as curios, All the later machines are following the Underwood . closely as is permissible. design as es. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO 4 RB, O. DORBS, KINGSTON. OR Insomnia, Dyspepsia, Anaemia, Nerve HExhaus- tion and other kindred aliments of the season one needs a tonic that will enable exhausted Nature to regain her own. CAMPBELL'S QUININE WINE offers a readily assimilated nourishment which by » strengthening the vitality, ereates a desire for more solid foods and furnishes the power for their assimilation. Insist upon the Original. Druggists and Grocers Sell It. Kenneth Campbell & Co. MONTREAL, PQ. CANADA'S BEST javalia 2 Rort is the Ontario Grape Grow. g and' Wine Manutaetur ng Com of St. Catharines. suarant 1 fours old, and is 8 Te a, ory and . t wine, qual to to the best imported al S84800asnsusseeestenss OF AN ALARM ar JIA Th eve S94480s8%ssssansisessssssssatssesase HOLES yawn, cate been MAY BE TAKEN IN GANANOQU r IN JANUARY. Death of John C, Stafford, of Leeds, Aged Seventy-nine Years--Hotel Man Lost Twenty-one Dollars. (Gananoque, Sept. 29.--~The death '0¢- curred on Tuesday evening of another of the pioneers of Leeds township, in the person of John C. Stafiord, who passed away at his home, Front of Leeds and Lassdowne, after an illness extending over several months. De cetmexd was in the seventyainth year of his age. Besides his wife he leaves three sons, Russell, of Hamilton; Wes Jey, of Seeley's Bay, and William, of Gananoque; also one danghter, Mrs. OC. W. MeNeill, Hamilton. The funeral takes place this afternoon to St. Jobn's church, Lansdowne, and thence to Lansdowne vault. A lo¢al howlman met with a seri ous loss on Tuesday. Having taken in twenty-one dollars he went to the cash register to place it within, laid the money down and walked to the front, and on returning his $21 had disappeared. The coal schooner Horace Taber ar- rived, yesterday, from Oswego, with a cargo. Boiler Inspector Latour, of Toronto, is im town in the interewts of the in- surans) companies, testing boilers in the local factories. The water was shut off from the local factories last evening until to-morrow morning. The Spring and Axle company is using their new 300 horse power en- gine for motive power, to-day, while the water is shut off, It was ased for some lime yesterday afternoon for a trial and gave good satisfaction. A light docket was presented al the division court session, here, yesterday. There is considerable talk among the local temperance party of instituting a campaign for local option, the vote to be submitted to the electors at the municipal elections in January. A meeting was held in Grace church, last evening, to formulate plans, and finally decic ide on the fedsibility of the venture. Mrs. Bertha De Wolfe, Sydenham street, spent 5 short time this week with Brockville friends. Miss Mary Hale, Pine street, haz left for King- ston to resume her college duties. IN MARINE CIRCLES. Arrivals and Departures of Vessels at This Port. The schooner Major Ferry for Fairhaven. The ' steambarge John Randall, cleared for Oswego. The steambarze Navajo, arrived a Conway, with eoal, from Oswezo. At Swift's wharf: Steamers Toronto sud Aletha down and up to-day; steamer Rideau King cleared for Port- land this morning; steamer Belleville, up, to«day. MT. Co's elevator: Steamer Fair mount, which cleared for Fort Will iam, vesterday, had the barge Sel kirk, in tow; she will load coal, at Ashtabula, for Montreal; tay Ewer. son, from Montreal, threo light barges itoamer Westmount and 'barge Un- gava, loaded with 140,000 Sushele of wheat, and barley, from Fort William will arrive, Friday night. Protest From Pilots. Kingston pilots take objections to the report that there was a scarcity of pilots here this week, They refer to the case of one steamer, and state that the captain refused to take on local pilots, preferring to walt for a pilot to come up from Montreal. One vessel wae held here for twenty-four hours, and a local pilot, it wes claimed was given the sight,'at night, cleared Hmusements. a Coa X_OPERAT HOUSE Friday, Sept 300 Bros.' Minstrels NEW FIRST P DMEN, ICED YOUAL BIG ie vAUDEVI EVILLE ACTS10 Silver Cornet Orehestra, Sireet Parade At Noon. SATURDAY, OCT. 1st Bargain Matinee at 230. Evening st 5.15 MISS LEAN STODDART "AND HER LEVER COMPANY ry rE CSIOAL ME "MY WIFE'S FAMILY' Liens Comedy, Clever Comedinus, Prices Bargain iin Mating, 15 and 2e.. Evening, 15, 25, 35, 50r. SEATS NOW ON SALE. Get the Habit Griffins Opera House F. BAILEY, 'Manager. PHONE 942. PROGRAM : SEPT. 20th-30th-Oct. Ist Arthur Lynn "Latest Songs. nd 4 Greventrs. Seats Bow on Sale. 28¢, 30e, Se, The. { A ---- James P. Johnson, #The Caruso of 'Whistling. Special Attraction Fuller's Minstrels NO APVANCE IN PRICES, 5 and 10 Cents, Come early to aveid the crush. 2.830 and 7 p.m. HROO! HUROO! HURGO! ALL UP FOR THE "IRISH." TO-DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. At The *'PRINCESS" "MADDEN and LEE Irish Comedy Act" "It takes the Irish to make you laugh." This is another of our acts, Our films to-day and to-morrow are the best yet, "True to His Indien drama. "Rusning Fire," a good comedy. "Dolly and Jim," or "That Fearful Dream." "Rough Ale Courtakip, a tale of love and seasickness Altogether a good programme, best yet Trust," a The ADMISSION SALE BY TENDER. TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the undersigned on or before 6th October next for the purchase of Ihe after the vessel had been tied up for soveral hours waiting for the outsid- er, BROUGHT TO PENITENTIARY. I, Will Serve Two Years on a Charge of Theft. In August, Ernest Bauer stole a book of Dominion Express money orders from T. B. Nairn, of the Canadian Canners company, limited, at Aylmer, Ont. There were nine orders in the book which eould be filled up to a sum of 850 each, and a couple of weeks ago one order was cashed at Stratford, by the Canadian Express, for $40. It was found that Mr, Nairn's name had forged. At the trial, in St. Thomas, the acoused was found guilty, and Magistrate Hunt gave him two years in the penitentiary. The prisoner arrived at the poni- tentiary, 'on Thursday morning. Bauer was captured by detectives near Strat- ford, he having left Aylmer after tak- ing the cheqties. i ------------ Newest Military Demand. Montreal Gazette. The newest amateur demand in con- nection with the British army is that the force shall be so expanded that, after 500,000 men have been sent shroad, there will be a million men with six months' traini if i B ! £ E fis z® bo i gr oe ie Stock-in-Trade, FixtOfes, ete, of Tebacco Store and Poel "i Bililard Parlor at 336 King Street , formerly owned by Edward W Fa Ve Said Btock and Fixtures to be remov- ed from the premises by the purchaser. Highest 'or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further partic ularh, apply to CUNNINGHAM & MUDIE, Vendors' Solicitors, 79 Clarente Street, Kingston, Onb MISS CAMPBELL (Formerly with Steady & Steacy) HAS OPENED DRESSMAKING ROOMS AT 184 PRINCESS STREET {Over Singer owing Machine And will he Mleasce To receive ad PN A Great Net of Men. Ottawa Citizen. President Mackenzie, of diam: Northern ¥i has that unless the the Cana- Svsadt ted thrilling { COXDENSEP ADVERTISING RATES --r First insertion 1c s&s word. Each con secutive insertion thereafter half cent a word, Minimum charge for one In- sertion, 20; three Insertions, Boe; six, $1; one month, 82. HELP--WANTED. eh mit Se A GOOD BOY." APPLY AT WHIG OF. .. . A YOUNG GIRL AS HOUSEMAID. AP- ply to Mrs. Tandy, 16] King Street. | moYs FOR MAILING DEPARTMENT. An ly, Business Manager, Whig o ce. GOOD ENERALS BERY ANT APPLY to rs. Dyde, Queen's Uni. versity, THREE GIRLS TO WORK IN ROYAL ice Cream Parlor every day. Prin. cess Street. STRONG, INTELLIGENT 'BOY. AP- ¥ to the Midiay Shoe Company. Pines Street. A COMPETENT GENERAL SERVANT, references required. Apply to Mrs. ¥. Duffy 136 Stuart Street. A GENERAL SERVANT, ONE Ho understands cooking. ne washing or ironing. Apply to 49 West Street A GENERAL SERVANT BY OCTOBER ist; no washing; references requir. ed. Apply, Ae Mrs. Carson, 275 Broek S A MAID FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work: must be good plain cook. Apply to Miss Ferguson, 191 King Street. COMPETENT WAIST AND SKIRT hands. Apply, Miss Campbell, 164 Princess Street, over Singer Sew- ing Machine Office. A FEW SMART BOYS TO WORK IN mill; good wages: steady work Apply te Ringglon, Hosiery Co, Ltd, King Street AT ONCE, YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE and to assist with light housework Apply, 96 Stuart Street, second house west of Observatory . ------------------------------------ GOOD SEWING GIRLS FOR STEADY employment and good wages. Ap- ply to lL. Winstin, Ladies' Costume Tailor, 159 Wellington Street, GIRLS, EXPERIENCED IN COTTON spinning; good wages; steady work. Ap! te Kingston Hoslery Co, Ltd, Re Street West. A MAID FOR GENERAL work for family of two. in the eyening. to Mrs. Gwillith, 173 Union Street W. INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY earn $100 monthly corresponding for newspapers, No canvassing. Send for particulars Press Synd cate, 3.96% skport, N.Y TWENTY-FIVE GIRLS TO WORK IN Knitting Mill; light and steady em- sloyment; no stareity of of To Kings: st of wages pe P - 'ton 3 Hostery Co., Ltd, Pk ing Street est, HOUSE- ApY, AN RESPECTABLE WO- man, middle age as companion to lady living on farm, near Kingston: no washing or hard work of any kind. Apply this office, or 58 Far! Street. MAN OR 'WOMAN TO TRAVEL AND appeint agents for house; $15. pa work and expenses; te age and previous e BE NMcGarvey, Mar 290 W Welt ngton Street West, POTOLO, CLERKS TO SELL ARTICLES needed in every home, sigcially by working oH Wry; per- manent positi if you are work- ing for ee Salary behind whe gounter, write to-day: you aah Saud le your wages an our UWL Kot BG. Walk office. A RELIABLE. poly, Box "E. B ONTARIO AND S.A. VETERAN SCRIP to buy for cash. J. 8. RK. McCann, 51 Brock Street. GENTLEM TO BRING THEIR Cloth ii have it made up nto up- to-date suits. Price pnd workman- Ship & guaranteed to please. Pressin hg repairing done on the shorte notice. Thomas Galloway, 130 Brook St, next Bibby's Livery. Yn PUPILS WANTED FOR PRIVATE Tuition In Shorthand and Type ; touch system of TYPeWL- ing tman's rthand; lectures taken and transcribed, and all kinds of typewriting work done at reasonable rates. Harold, 184 University Avenue. writing ANYONE HAVING GOOD SECOND. hand Stoves or Furniture for dis posal drop eid a card and we will ive Zou prices. , We have a ine a rasnioned Sofa and Happy Stoves and Heaters at reasonable Phlces Jd. Thompson, 333 Princess Street SITUATION WANTED. established } YOUNG WOMAN WOULD BE GLAD of work of any kind to do during the oy Site. Apply. Box I% Whig of LEGAL. oT RR ni re St. PARR: DENTAL. Frincess Bireet, Kingrion OF Weichly DENTIST i DR C & DR. A. E resi, bear Trine 19 er en meee Princess -- WET Boil ARpTaCY, wre. : ---------------------------- nae pn ints hr Lh | Ea ia & SON, ARCHL. ox LOST. A OALY ANIZED IRON COAL SHUTE. 0 1. long. Will the finder pigase Batify Jas. Swift & C FINANCE AND INSURANCE. FOR INSURANCE THAT INSURES GO Godwin's Insurance Emporium, er Northern Crown Sank, Brock Street, or 'phone o C. 8 KIRKPA ATRICK, a IN- surance Agent and Ocean ip Agent rt Clarence reet, ngston. Telephone 563. gg Fat Rothe SH Pent a hy rates, ~ Wellingroa psn K. CARRO| oAIENT. "omizion Se Plate Giges Tom A on 14 kot I. CUSTOMS BROK- nvolces in an enyal. x. GEO. A. BATEMA er. Put your ope with a one ceui Stamp ¢ and Aron in the nearest tor e Go the rest. All kinds of Fire nsurance placed on short notice. Shang ne 396. ot «Clarence St., Kings- J. O. HUTTON, 18 MARKET STREET, Kingston, oker, Fire, life, acel- utomobile, motor boat, ad nsursnce effected; bonds, de- Xs. Cobalt stocks, On- African scrips, and d sold, manu- correspondence dent. entures stoe tario and South real estate bought an facturers' agent; i solicited. LIVERPOO LONDON. AND GLOBE re Insurance Company. Available Sassth 1.181 iL #15. In addition to w! e or security the Beit, of all the stockholders. nsured a i ore renewing old 5 get races range, Agents LETTIE WALKER, TEACHER = Mii MISS of Pipe Qrsan and Plano. reopen Monday, Sept. 1th dress, 230 Queen "Street. MISS BESSIE CHAPMAN, TEACHER of Planoforte and Theory, reopens her class September 181" pupmis pre- pared for examinations. Address, 322 Queen Street. 'Phone. 250 MISS TILA HAMBLY. pheory), Plano Pupil of | rip is prepared to give in p! ano and theory every \Vednes- day and Thursday at 65 Union Street. . Pupils prepared for exami- nations, ATOM. L.. 3 A MISS EMMA A. REEDE, AACM. Teacher of Voice Placement (Pupil of Miss Geraldine Damon, Pitts burg. Pa, Assistant Teacher to Mr Bristol, Coburg, Ger), will be pleased 10 meet any wishing to *tudy volce at 196 Johnson Street "Phone 1,100, ring 1 and 4. MISS FLORENCE LOSEE, COLLINS Bay, of Toronto Jonservatory of Music, Normal Class {(teachers' course), will resume her Sass in plano. and theory in «uh ginning September 1st. ete, Nite above address, or 49% Princess Stree MADAME A. DON COCHRANE, A. T M., Director of Trinity Church Cholr: Napanee, having studied under Signor Garcia and Prof Fred. Walker, London ngland), and Madame Duvivier. 'aris, Is repared 10 accept a limited num- er of puplls n° volce culture Studio open every Monday at 330 University Avenue, Volces tested free of charge. MEDICAL. J. F. SPARKS, BA. M.D, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, 100, W Office hours, 16 to 12 am, 2 and 7 to 9 pm. 'Phone 386. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. DROP A CARD TO JOAN R. MAYELL. Carpenter and Jolner, 262 Syden- ham Street North, for reasonable prices on all kinds of jobbing. Al work done promptly and neatly. DROP A CARD TO CHAS. W. KELLAR, Larpenter and Builder, 266 Division for ri mable prices on sll Rizal Ss 308 ing. All work done promp ERNEST R. BECK WITH, CONTRACT. Architect. Agent Specialities, in and 92 Street. Plans prepared and enti. mates given for all classes of work OSTEOPATHY. "HEALTH by at DRUGS, "-R. G Asheroft, D.O. E. Ashcroft P.O, Graduates TA Dr. Scill the Fou Osteopathy, Pri reet, cormer Division Phone $47. ne charge for con suitation am stature. = hours, 10 to 4 05 Sto x in PERSONALS. BIRTHMARKS, permanently erenty ears' -- and De ot ares ATR. MOLES, warts, @ic., a without eas Nose ish ta SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, RTO. THEN NEWEST RULES REGULATIONS ny pertat to Station Sand 'e) rater' work are in ARCHITECTS. + '" in the new eure given in the jerrard 4 lr Foronts at earn frees. Write T. J. Johneton, | pal a Fhe Pooble's Forum | FOR BALE, GOOD SECOND- HAND MOWING achines. Apply, D Hay, 8 Clarence Streel. COAL AND WOOD COOK STOVES Coal Heaters, Quebec and other Mods of Stoves at Turk's.. "Phone : he OR FOR LEASE. THE PREMISES No ~ Street Faliable for 34-38 ivery, a or garage Mudie. forage I am NEW MALIN SIX SHOT REPEATING Gun; never uw 1 sell for Shot 1% He cash. Apply, Box Se06, he 5 of BOATS SOME BARGAINS IN NEW and second. hand gasoline launches, with or without engines; Whices to sult all. Coward's t Works SPRING WAGGON, PHAETON, BOB sleigh, Cutter, nicely upholstered; nearly new, would sell cheap. En. uire of FX. Bareau, 153 Ontario treet. TWENTY -FOOT BAIL BOAT, § PT beam, § ft. steel centreboard: well decked: 2 masts and sails, with Sure ete, $30.00. Apply, Box 93% Ww -------- ----------------------------------" ONE = CHEST T HORSE. ABOUT 1.200 five-yoar-old: serviceably Io ts fine driver and worker: will be seid cheap. Apply, Dr, Geo W Bell, 110 Clarence. ONE LARGE AND ONE SMALL FUR. nished Bedroom, ground floor: hb & c same Hoor: no other roomers; no children In family. § Jenkin St, off Frontenac Street, PIANOS, GOOD ONE, $20.00. ANOTHER 1.00; real good Organs, $700 and 5.00. some require Luning: some solid walnut, Organ cases suitable for desks or bookcases, $2.50 each. Caward's. Boat Works, ALL KINDS OF SECOND-HAND Furniture, gues, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, buy dnd sell all kinds of Faget. 1 and: Clothing. Drop me & card before selling your oods. H. Bugerman. Removed to 42 Ontario Street, opposite Pire Station. RETIRING FROM BUSINKSS OLD established General Store Business and Stock for Bale; stock about $4. 500, fresh and up-td-date; good business being done and prospects are good; it will pay you to investi gate this chance; gatistastory rea-~ sons for selling. Apply to Dickson & Son, Camden East, Ont. TO Lat. DOUBLE AND BINGLE ROOMS, WITH board; all modern convenisnces, Apply to 178 Clergy Bireet OFFICES, WITH ALL MODERN CON- WJ Bak n Orpheum Halli. Apply, Ww er Princess Street. EU NNISHED Be PROOM, an smell. study 0 well lighted a heated. Apply, 283 Univesity Avenue A ONE LARGE small furnished bedroom; able rates Apply to 368 Street, east side. PRC NT A ONE reason - Brock GOOD HOUSE AT $7.00; BETTER houses at $10, with bath and w.o., north of Princess Street. R. Chas Bell, 171 1-2 Wellington Street A coro FAPLE BRICK DWRLLIN helt Grogey. oe afer Tia AL Aa STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, CLEA dry, al rooms, absolutely mo Prootis Hix Sores. 5 tha dy 'Phone § Sieh, BRICK RESIDENCE, 33 Willlam Street centrally located; furnace, gas, and all modern improvements ARply King to Dr. M. Bullivan. Corner and Princess Streets FURNISHED HOUSE, VERY CENT- rall located; seven bedrooms; modern improvements; furnace, gas for ooking. etc; fine brick Tesldence, Apply, Box #13, Whig ce. TWO NEW HOUSES CONVENIENT to Queen's University and Col- legiate Institute; modern im- provements; bath; w.e furnace, gan. Apply, corner Earl and Vie toria Streets. FOR SALE OR TO LET. HOUSES latest modern price, $1.» Apply to treet, TWO NEW EIGHT ROOM on Quebec Street; improvements; selling 500: rent, $11 per month Rev. J. ID. Boyd, 108 Pine THE EXTENSIVE BUSINESS PRE. ises for many Years Sogybled by enry Skinner Co lesnle Sruggiets, Be Sing from Prin. treet to Queen Stree eel. with frontage on both, and including ex« tensive bulldin a Apply to Cun~ ningham & Mudie. BOARD AND ROOMS. RET-CLASS BOARD AND LODGING either together or separate may had at i nivarsh JAxanue, oon " rooms; gas and ge ery aa > RE HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. BRUNSWICK HOTEL ONTARIO ST, ! station, one bl Be street car line; remodelled; charges special rat by the week. John Cousineau, Prop. LIMESTONE RESTAURANT, NO. #1 Princess Street, one door {from hot Junches, be sters In season, ice nks: private parties cutered for: upstairs sitting rooms. C. & D. May, Props. esr patron- age solicited. "Phon BUSINESS CHANCES. ANYONE, ANYWHERE, CAN START a mail order business at home No gansassing. your own Send for free bookiet. Tells how. Heaocork, L969 Lockport. NY, King Street; dinners, 0c; o cream; soft ar PATENTS. POR FULL _ INPORMATION, I BY RK ne. Attorney, Ottawa. t . "Give me 135. Is that Swift's offi What is your Coal this year 7?" Our price is $7 per ton to everybody. Quality, preparation and delivery teed.