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PAGE EIGH? Begin With $1 One Dollar And a dotermination to add to ft, a Savingg Account at the Pank of Toronto. The fund will grow, and so will your pleasure und feeling of (nde- pendence. A bank balance Is a useful friend always. Interest is added to balance évery sit months. Princeton, "to-day, MAND OF : : ATESE : DEMAND OF A UNITED STA The' fifst, hall of the. anual Boys) COMMANDER. The Commandant of the Fortre Deficd the Order and Says He Will Fight to Death Before Giving Up. 12. ~The com United States cruises demanded the sur of General Jos Maria Vallad- deas, governor of Amalpa, Honduras, und the commandant of the Honduras The commandant de fied the Princeton and sent word to the Princeton he would fight to the death before giving up. It is reported a de- marines will be landed eigen ARY CO 7 SPORTS. Morning Frents. Military College sports. were rup off at 9.30 o'vlock Wednesday morning, at a trifle cool for the spectators, but made it much better for those taking part. The following is the order of the events and the winners : 100 yards dash-1, O'Rielly; 2, Gen- dron; 3, Woodman. Arnoldi. Quarter mile race--l, Armoldi; 2, Woodman. Hop, step and jump--I1, Latimer; 2, "igher Long jump--1, Woodman; 2, Fisher. Throwing the cricket ball-1, Mun dell; 2, Rhodes. THE DAILY BRITISH -- The Results of Me Wednesday the eollege grounds. The weather wasi "LOCAL NOTES AND THINGS IN © GENERAL. Occurrences In The City And Vicinity Other Brief lems of Interest | Easily Read And Remembered. { Oysters, to-day, at Carnovsky's. | W. H. Steacy, Napanee, was a visi- {tor in the city on Tuesday. i i Rev. J. W. Jones, of Tamworth, was x ahi Thar . ai . Putting the shot--1, Taylor; 2, a visitor in the ily to-day. | The work of trimming trees is go- ing on in all parts of the city. ' "A cough syrup that cures coughs," Gibson's lled Cross Cough Syrup. ! | Robert Tillson, Montreal street, hag | | scoured a rood position in Hamillon. | William Swaine, piano tuner. Urders | received at McAuley's. Phone 778. { WHIG. WEDNESDAY, OCTORER 12. 1910. THE DAY'S EPISODES, = =o THE HALLS OF QUEEN'S. Opened. By Our Queen's Correspondent. The annual tennis towrnament com- menced at the college courts Tuesday afternoon. The following events were run off, resulting jh several exciting contests : . Ladies singles--Miss Henderson de foated Miss Dobbie, 6-2, 6-0. Miss Macdonnell defeated Miss Dyde 6-3, 60. Miss NecAllister defeated Miss Melelland 6-3, 5-6. In the gentlemen's singles MoeKeil defeated Scott 6-0, 6-0, McLaughlin de- feated Tuttle 6-3, 6-1; Casselman de feated Thompson 6-0, 61; Stewart defeated Urie 6-3, 6-2; Howell defeat- ed McRae 4-6, 6-1, 6-2. In the gentleman's doubles Dyde and Cameron defeated Halliday and Lamb, 64, 63; Casselman and Yake ----me NovemberDelineatoronsale Tomorrow Solving the Suit Question Here Women's Modest Priced Suits of Distinction. Distinction in the Tailored Suit is a matter of char- from the Princeton, seize Valladdrass - acter--not-of price, We havea fall hundred Moderate Priced Suits that are quite different from Suits at the same price else- where, We ask you tocome and see. : Here you are never urged (o -/ buy and are quite welcathe 10 - look; exainine and oriticise. Women's Eall Suits; $15.00 to $30.00 Women's Winter Suits, Young Girls' Suits ANNI NEN NNN BANK. OF TORONTO INCORPORATED 1853, ASSETS, $18,000,000, KINGSTON BRANCH: 107 PRINCESS STREET, and possibly some of the most radical Preliminary tug-o'-war--A heat B, " During sale, special value $1 corsets defeated MeLaukhlin and Bates, 7-5, of his anti-foreign followers. It was i : for 80¢. Dutton's, 209 Princess street. 6-2: Burnett a Colquhoun defeated also said feeling was so high that a The remainder of the Sports were J Armour, Montreal, is taking a McRostie and Sterling, 6-3, 6-1; Wal- move on the part of the Princeton [Pulled off at 2.30 o'clock in the after-| pore course at Tete du Pont bar- lace and Harty defeated Platt and would result in open hostilities which | B09R« racks. . Sd a 4 Harrison, 6-4, 3-6, 63. would necessitate the occupying of the a ARYAN TaN s | "Huyler's sweets." Sold only at | republic by American soldiers. WILL REQUIRE MORE MONEY {Gibson's Red Cross drug store, "Phone | The intercollegiate unis tourna- 3 io ------ pS i 230, ; ment commences at the (Queen's courts FOR NEGLECTING CHILDREN [To Repair Princess Strect Up as Far, "3 Cunningham, piano tuner, 21 Thursday morning at ton o'clock. It dine as Alfred. King street. Leave orders at Mec is understood that both McGill and Parents Have Been Sumoned tof The additional $400 which the city | Auley's bookstore. | Varsity are sending strong Sepresenta- Police Court. council gave the board of works for| Several houses which have been for tions and there will undoubtedly be There is trouble ahead for parents further repair® Bo Princess street will | sala for a long time, seem to be chang- some splendid playing. b Jlectiul 2 1 | not be sufficient to cover the roadway ling hands rapidly. ; | ¥ . 3 who. are neglectful, and who'do no on as far as Alfred street. A further "Have vou a cough?' Red Cross! A meeting of the Kingston society give thes Shildfe 8 the Proper. care grant of £500 woulil bé rixquired for | Cough Syrup cures any cough. Sold of the Archaeological Institute of Am- Two cases of. this kind will eome Np this, and it is dikely that it : will be [only at Gibson's. * jeriea was held in the junior Latin in the police gourt, on Thirsdsy morn: given, if the board of works i= able Miss Flossie Overdaugh has return class room of 'the now ST. fiting ing, and the cases are somewhat out tO, continue the repairs up that far | ed from Winnipeg, where she had been Thursday wh hl hi oo D C. of the ordinary. It is understood that this year. It had not been intendel to | visitinl all summer. jCarroll, Ph.D., of Washington, D.C. : Rideau street, has delivered an interesting address on a .1 ; : Maton ' " put any repairs on the block liclow | Miss Ethel Edgar, eliv ) : SP OR I SMEN vite oF » Shasged ' Shits will = io Wellington street, but the chaimman of { returned home after. visiting for a "Thirty Years of Archaeological |- : tis. the Board of works and the city on: |few days with friends in New York, Achievement." The speaker, with the ; . a stil fight, It is claimed that she] rine ' y ] id of 1 lide lendidly 4 t childre er have. decided to do some tr Men, buy your Mackinaw socks and # of lantern slides, splendidly de- Who Arp Fond of Good has two children, aud that she has not LF Cavan. Co Toe. ubbers during sale; lose than vost, picted the buildings. occupied by the 1 been . lodking | after them ju the way 1 i wv i ' 3 g ei 3¢ schools of archaeology, the activities ¥ Shooting that she should. If it is found that | ™OVeY that the council has given will | Dutton's Shoe Store, 200 Princess St, | % a utr dh d dl dae repair Princess streét up as far as| At Rochester, N.Y., the scholars of , Of the students in attendance and es Barrie street, the publie schools - are taught the ' pecially the important excavations art of swimming. Kingston ought to (conducted under the auspices of the Busy for Streets Cars. do the same. institute. The large audience much The Street Railway company had a{ Sale, men's $5 water-proof sole appreciated Prof. Carroll's discourse. very busy time, on Tuesday after-| boots, 3385. Dutton's Shoe Store, noon, handling the crowd which Suen v Priticesd icons. out 16 see the military sports, at Lake| Miss Myrtle Chown, . 1 ; 8 mtario + Park. During ood afternoon | has returned from Ottawa, after a fow | the cricket field Tuestlay afternoon, the company ran a ten-minute sérvice|days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fillion, | resulting The factory for the 2h dren's sweaters. Dutton's, 209 Prin |out to the park, and in this way was| Laurier avenue, ; PO te lt EE EL. us a teas Stroet. wble to' give the people a good service. Our Botte mall Dros ick re irame from start to finish. The sure The noted Arrow of the UM.C.| "A wonderful cough remedy," Gib Faney. Table Grapes. a Dates Dats Store, 200 ery that the Meds performed on the Company, New Leval (Winchester), | son's Red €ross 'Cough Syrup. ud Arts line was heart-rending. Messrs be box. " -- er Princess strat. Pennock and Meikle proved impartial George B. McKay, Manager, the charges against the parents are showld soe our Stock of Guns and |irue, an effort will be made to have Ammunition. . ; the children placed in a home, where they will be cared for. We can offer you the best value in mond tems the city in Winchester, Marlin, .or! Lord Strathcona has been appointed Stevens' Gung and allow youl privi-ke, tho executive committee of the eo trying any gun In the houseé| ine Edward memorial fund in Lon buying. don Sale of men's, women's and chil ' * Women's Suits MADE TO SPECIAL ORDER. The Arts Modicipe . Interiaculty Deacon street, | rugby footkall mateh was played at We have just completed arrangements with the most up-to-date makers of Smart Suits in Toronto for this special service of Suits to order, and would ask you to see the CARTRIDGES.--We handle none the best. ' A dbaimve Deluware, Niagara, Brigh- pe Sy | MC NGW Cll, 65¢ box Ely's and Dominion, 50c. And guarantee every shell. The House of Quality. WL Witchel's Harbware. far. superior to anything we have ever shown oladn pkg Almae or Fceesse tne wilbploase, ei or mailed § Vero jamphld Toronto. Ow: at 9 ¥ on, Salem, Red and Black Rogers; | There was a meeting of the Brick- ulso. assorted brvkets of red, green and blue, Carnoveky's,, "on the corn: aw." Paring - Tuesday night the weather urned: decidedly cool and there was Yost in the morning. Seme still older weather is promised to-night and Thursday? TE eg Tr Ty : * jon the bargain countér at Gibson's layers' and Masons' Union, at labor hall, last night, but there was only routine business transacted. During sale~Men's leather lined ex- tra strong boots, $2.95. Dutton's Shoe Store, 209 Princess street. The many friends of Mrs. Alexander McCartuey, University avenue, are sorry to hear of her critical ill- ness and wish a speedy recovery. "Lime Juice kills typhoid fever | germs." Buy lime Juice Cordial at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. Dr. Barber, formerly of Kingston, is head of a syndicate which has ac quired property at Allandale, Ont., for an hospital for the treatment of ner- vous diseases. Arriving daily, new lines of boots for all. Special reductions to adver- tive stock. Dutton's Shoe Store, 209 Princess streot. y Mrs. W. Birmingham, Division street, | gave a pedro party, Tuesday evening, | in honor of her cousin, John House, | Port Dalhousie. Mr. House leaves for his home to-day. "Only a few boxes left" of the 20c, kid glove cleaner; selling at 2 for 25c. Lied Cross drug store. Announcement has not, as yet, been made in regard to who will succeed | Adjutant Smith, at the Joecal Salva- | tion Army barracks; be is being | transferred to Hamilton. Our motto : "A little better for your money than you get elsewhere." Buy our boots and you will be convinced. Dutton's Shoe Store, 200 Princess St. Mrs. Sarah Chown, Deacon street, has returned from Buffalo, N.Y. after a - three-months' visit. with her son, who is princifinl of Boyd's Shorthaud school, Ellicott Square. "A $5.50 Thermos bottle for 83.49." | on the bargain counter at Gibson's Red Cross drug store during October red ticket sale. Miss McNamee, fonmerly of Kil: ston, who has been hivitz at the King's Daughters' Guild, Ottawa, for the past eight months, is leaving the Jast week in October for England, vis iting at Berkinhond, London, Durham, and Tyrone, Ireland, Order your corset now. Perfect fit, from $3; specially made spinal sup ports, shoulder braces, hygiene waists,' ete. No city agent. Dutton's, 209 Princess street. May Kelly, with her comical Irish jokes and Siny allusions to ample proportions, as well as her ex- reptionally sued imitation ol a bask, tone singer, highly amu the pac house at Wonderland Inst evening. She | has a good act and it was pryrecin: ted. "2¢. lemonade powder for 17c., on the bargain counter at Gibson's Red Cross drug store during October red; ticket sale. ! The Whig has received a number of, letters on the Marshall affair, but "| {are not signed with the names of the writers. In such an important matter Jetters, under non { ~de-pl J less. The ofitics for and against Prof. Marshall should come into the open, as 8 nee: | cies ! Regiment ra ay i was ~ with 00 ¥ 1st - Hussars, third, : hth, and' hey were officials. The second game of the weries, Med. icine-Science 'was billed for Thursday afternoon, but this clash it is. believ ed will he postponed indefinitely as it is claimof that the practice of the first team is affected hy the absence of men on the second line. Tuestlay afternoon's workout of the senior squad resolved itself practical ly into a signal practice gs has been explained that many of the members of the second team were participating in the interfaculty ocontest. Every member of the fist toam was out with the cxeeption of Dowling, who has been visiting at his home in. Ot- tawa for the past few days. He will be at work this afternoon, however. Louis Bruee is proving himself of such streristh to the scrimmage that the mgnagement have decided to play bim in that position in the game against. McGill, on Saturday, Louis will probably replace McLaren. HR ------------------ GAVE A TIMELY WARNING. And Some Kingston People Drew Out in Time. Some Kingston people'and also a good many throughout the province were saved from losing a lot of money in the operations of {\. D. Sheldon, | the blind broker, of Montéenl, by n Kingston man who had made close enquiry into the dealin of the Montrealer some months ago. Last July, this gentleman informed a Whig representative that there would he trouble before the year was out. 1s hal mace aun investigation, and had given out information te various peo ple that caused them to drop out from further dealings with Sheldon. An Ottawa party had ten thousand dolbars mmvested, and he rot six thous. and dollars out before Sheldon ran away a few days ago. However, the profits he made will cover the other our thousand. It is vasderstood that there is only one Kingstonian who has lost money through thé Sheldon business. SEEKING HIS CHILDREN. Wife Brought Them to Kingston Orphanage. This morning Charles Vautrin, of Cape Vincent, N.Y., called wpon the chief of police to get assistance in securing his children from the orphan- age at St. Mary's-onthe-Lake. He #aid his wife had left him and brought the two children to Kingston and placed them in the above orphanage. Mr. Vautrin also called upon the United States consul to get his ad- vice. He said his wife was working in the city and that there was no reason for her leaving him and tak- ing the children away. Tag Day Coming. The Woman's Aid of the Kingston Ceneral Hospital, have named Satur day, October 15th, as Tag Day, when the rt of that charitable institu: tion. ladies of the aid will be found at various eormers in the city, provided with boxes of a special de sign, into which the public will be ask- ed tp deposit any sum, be it large or small, which they may feel disposed to give. They trust that all will enter cheerfully into the spirit of the conse and help to make it such a succes as it fully deserves. Two permits for the erection | § Mr. Mowat oes in this issue. ES will ask for cont towards new range of materials we offer. CONSULT our Suit Department. ---------- Velva Underwear For Women Thig is a high grade mixture of cotton and wool, It gives solid comfort and satisfaction, 1s kait to fit the form. WHITE VELVA UNDERWEA R VESTS. These Fine Velva Vests, long sleeves, buttoned at neck. 35¢. DRAWERS. Either opened or closed to match. §8c. These are worth more money and cannot be repeated later on at these prices. A a Pt Warm Gloves Many a cold is saved by good Warm Gloves. Many comfortable styles now on sale, Boys' Gloves, Girls' Gloves, Misses' Gloves. Women's Chamois Gloves. Women's Chamoisette Gloves. Women's Cashmere Gloves. Women's Knitted Gloves. Ladies' Fine Kid Blacher Cut Lace Boots A special line at a bargain, $2.50. Ladies' Box Calf Blucher Cut Lace Boots Good fall weight, just the thing for wet or cold weather Good soles, a solid boot, and a bar zain at $8.00. . 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