KS. For Travelling And' this Is the lace to bu our P| ue posi A Ga i 'up $2 up - 1 ALN NR ETE 5 $ | 66 Brock St., Kingsto ' v Be : Lo. Teas. ME. ATE, NOW Clearing out our 75c, $1, $I 25 Soa Bik ate § "This is a rare chance® as the patterns are ib seasons 'and fast colc "14 to 16% § $80 The Window!, NA { if sENKINS ECT Ten. Dessert and Table Spoons, dn varied: patterns sand weights, J In fansy ieces, a complete line « of Berry Spoons; Bread, Sardise and Cold "Meat Forks; . Cheche Scoops, Cream, Gravy, and May- onnaise Ladies; Butter ' Kulves, Sugar Shells and Tongs, © SMITH BROS, JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS. AUCTION SALE Vory Pine Furniture, Wednesday, Aug. § 1AM INSPRUCTED BY W. F. Sharon to sell, at 144 Montreal street, wizs,' Very Fige Parlor Suit in B.W., Fancy Rockers and other Chairs, Plc. tures, Carpet Rugs, Chenille Curtain, Bedroom Suites in vak, etc., Bed Cloths ing, Extension, Side and' other Tables, "Singer wing Machine (nearly new), Fine Cook ;Htowe and Square Heater, Springs, Ma , Bed' Clothes, Lai i Crockery, Glassware, Outlery, Garden + Hose, Diing Chairs, and Ouk Sideboagd! Pie JU I Che ibe Hot Wate Furnaces a Specialty. Baths, Closets, Wash Basins and Range Boilers Fitted up at lowest prices. Lead and Iron Pipe, Pumps, Steam Fittings, cke, etc., in stock. + Jobbing Promptly Att POOR. 2s 7 LET 'ME HAVE YOUR SALE And ¥ will guarantee you satis- factory results. We don't brag but perform the work. Nothing sacrificed, but your best interest studied. | W. J. MURRAY, The Auctioneer, WANTED, = - = A GOOD COOKS MUST HAVE REF: erenc ys Whig Oftice. es. "Apply st A DININGROOM GIRL : REFER- ences required. 'Apply, 196 Johnston FOR VETERANS' Box, thirty-eight, SPOT CASH PA BUYS. APPLY, AT OUR FAUTORY, opposite '7 Princess street. J. A. Gould & Ue. ------------------------------------ GIRLS FROM 16 TO 20. ¥EARS OF oh ve , wages {rom $2 to $12 ber 'week. Apply G. A, McGowan, Ridean street. BROOM-MAKERS. STEADY AND profitable employment guaranteed in f te factory. Apply. homas ros., Limited, St. Thomas, Ont. -- ------ bones 4 FEW MORE MEN CAN BE START: ed on the roid to fortune and in Dut delpy. Write to- TO RURCHA SE. NEWSPAPER, PERF odical agazine Sipping. Ten thouwnd dollars 'will be paid for one hundred art iy A y P.O. drawer 2183, Montreal, Canada. teeter IMMEDIATELY A MAN TO LOOK after' 'sa, horse and cow, work in gar den and. himself al se ul and live FLY ee wi rife 28 . re- $3 » Apply at this office. . | ------------------------------------------ AGENTS, WE START YOU BUSI 1 rem- BF Sn re ele: cures n hiss m es. Sy ow unnecessary: our business ormuia . ives you a rood start. Women as ell Re apt) Soaui: Eanes: | Inbosore.. They stated ti free. Write 'at. once to Co Manat , Dept, mi and Lady J opinion of her appearance; . Soft shirts: 50c.. Jenkins'. Ar service corns , 8 pum. ; Vv at Lake Ontario Park, 8:30 pam. 3 . of management, fair associas ion, 8 p.n, ' The sun rises Tuesday at 4:51 am, and sets at Tl wm. You may be poor in purse, but, if you will it.you can be rich in goodness and morals. The man who said that trouble was brewed at! the brewery was not so far short in his reckonin- Do not treat ble stone here marble shait when A woman's heart is reached by your a man's by your comment on his business ability. it doesn't take a girl long to: choose between the younr man who is willing to die for her and the one who is Sling, to sunnort. her in luxury --Chi~ cago News. Avgust 8rd in. history:=Columbus sailed for America; 1493; Calais taken by British, under Edward II1.. 18347; Ark- wright, inventor of cotton &pinning ma~ chine, died, Earl be: bons, 1847: 59. our friends like a cob- then! give them a ugene Sue, novelist, died, We haye just opened some very useful articles in this popular ware. You can cook and serve in the same dish. They lopk pretty on the dining table, and cost very little; almost as cheap as white earthenware. ck Open and Covered Caseroles, Ramkin and Entree Dishes, Takers Jelly Moulds, Jugs all sizes, ' Scollops, Egg Dishes, and numerous other articles. ROBERTSON BROS.. Princess Street. (LAKE X ONTARIO )" PARK ) EVERY EVENING AT &80 ALL THIS WEEK MATINEE JHOURSDAY High Class Vaudeville Charles H. Osbore and Edith Daley. Williamh Massey. | Jack Manning and Norma Haynes. Ilinstrated Songs, ' Comedy Sketches, Singers, Dancers, Talkers and Accobats. Thursday, Children's 1 Cent Day. Found ! At No. 333-King St, 'The best place in the city to get yous meals. Special ates to table bosrders. Short order work a spesialty. "WE NEVER CLOSE." CONGRESS RESTAURANT CON. NM PROPRIETOR. DIAMOND PURITY } In the selection of a diamond, size is only one of many considerations, Purity of color, freedom from Paws, are the most important elements, as also are shape and style of cutting. We gitarantee all stones to ve as represented by us, and never use cuv knowledge to the detrimeyt of the purchaser. Juying gems from us means. alo lute surety and the lowest possitle price. We will be pleased to show you our assortment at any time. P. B. CREWS, Jeweller Corner Princess and Wellington street. Successor to Johnston Bros. Mother Hendy's All Healing Ointment PRICE, 25 CENTS. WILL CURE Burns, Frozea Limbs, Cuts, Salt Rhsum, Broken Breasts, Children's ' Sore Heads, Boils, Blood Poison and Bealing F: DIRECTION the salve on a linen or cotton cloth, change it onl ever 24 urs. SOLD BY ALL DRUG-, WERE DENIED A LANDING. Eighteen British Subjects, Sent Back To British Columbia. San Francisco, Aug. 3.--Fighteen British subjects, two Italians and one German were denied a landing by United States: Immigrant Commission- er North, on the ground that they had come to this country as contract to the immi rong inspector that their fare had sn. paid to this city from Nanaimo ith, British Columbia, and ER WANTED. - or gentleman sthchon ite rope oo i= 7 7 7% TRUST | sertion they each dis land will be deported to Coos Bay to work as miners. Upon this as were refused admission, British Co lumbia. Red Men In A Fight. Hamilton, Ont., Aug. 3.~Joseph straight rom To | fight, which ended in Garlaw pulling a pital. Johnston and Ben Garlaw, Indians the reserve, engaged in a fierce knife and stabbing Ms fellow red man {in the b le, inflicting 'a wound sev eral inches long. Garlaw was arrested and Johnston was taken fo the hos NE "SARRECUENMES Hastened National Unity s and Peace. - SHALL CANADA MAKE CONCESSION TO GREAT BRITAIN ? dn Happy Announcement of Grand Trunk Pacii¢ Railroad -- A Night Spent in The Vatican. London, Aug. 3.~Times Dublin spe- cial says : The king has hastened by many years the coming of national unity and peace. In at least two pro vinces attempts were made to impair the warmth of the welcome, yet there, | elsewhere, the king broke down every intrigue of interested disaffec- tion. The outstanding feature of the visit perhaps -was the manver wherein the Roman hierachy unbent from their stubborn attitude of reserve to wel come his majesty the bead of the constitution. The king's gracious re- lations have smoot! way for this remarkable infovation. The bis- hops, far more than the politicians, are . still the leaders of Irish demo- cracy, and their advice will undoubt- edly kill any absurd and unconstitu- tional movement, such as mond's injunction, that no corporate body of nationalists should present loyal addresses, where the parliamen- tary leaders "play up," when Ameri cun subscriptions show symptoms of ceasing to flow. The official organ of the church in Ireland welcomes the king's reply to the Maynooth College addressez as a "Peaccful sign of the abatement of political and sectarian animosity, which has done so murh to retard the country's progress.' Takibg advantage of the permission to pass the bronze door, London Times correspondent at Rome visited the "vote" and examined the elabor- ate arrangements for the seculsion of the conclave. He says that once in- side the vatican one might imagine oneself in a besieged mediaeval fort ress, for the Swiss Guards, with hal berds, seemed to pervade every court, staircase and gateway. As for the in ner enclosure, it was obviously i sible to communicate with the in fates, except by means of "vote," each" whereof is in possession' of the church dignitaries who did not regard supervision as a formality. The com- plicated blockade worked with ro markable smoothness, as, if the coh- clave were a frequent. event, for Sebi the vatican is constantly drill' ea. A campaign of wilful misrepresenta- dion of Mr. Chamberlain's preferential policy is being actively carried on, A statement having been. published in Manchester that it is proposed to tax raw cotton, exempting colonial manu- factured goods, Mr.. Chamberlain ' re- plied that the correspondent's state. ment is absolutely untrue. The Chroni- cle, asks, however, how it is possible to give preferential treatment to the colonies except by taXing raw materi als in addition to foodstuffs. The Spectator, commenting on Mr. Cham- berlain's proposals, says - the most burning question at the presend mo: ment between. the motherland ang the colonies is not the economic one, There is an unanswerable proposition that all well-conducted subjects of the empire have a right of entry and resi- dence in all the provinces of the em. pire, yet if the British government should insist upon that in the inter: ests of its colored subjects, we proba: bly would lose within ten years Can: ada, Australia and South Africa. It adds these colonists are known to he the mos€ friendly and faithful to Great Britain if Jet alone, and should be treated as equals, not as depend: ents, though asking for pecuniary ad: vantages. The speaker reproduces § letter from a Nova Scotia vorrespond: ent'of the Cobden Club, who =avs it is a farce that Canadian opposition leaders and journals talk of a prefer ence, and still ery Canada for the Ca: nadians. The speaker, comnfenting on the correspondent's statement that the attitude of a large part of the Canadian press is decidedly critical to Mr. Chamberlain's proposals, save facts like these are worth a column of Reuter about Canadian feeling. The Pilot, discussing the Canada-Germany affair, savs it cannot be pretended that Richthofen adopted deliberately an' aggressive attitude tow Can- ada. It admits Germany has@ perfect right to reply, and asks with unfon- scious humor : "Are there not econ- cessions and advantages connected with coaling stations which Britain could offer Germany as an inducement to conform to her wishes ?"' * The king's message is regarded in England as a felicitous ending of a memorable visit. The press of both political pasties agree that his majesty has rendered an inestimable service by his personal attitude and conduwet dur- ing his tour, which he undertook less verhaps jo shower benefit than to be judged. It is held here 'that he has strengthened his own claim to be re. garded in history ak "Edward the Peace Maker." Concurrently with the issue of the message, the King announ- ces that he has received from Lord Dublin hospitals, both Protestant gnd Catholic. For all the prevailing' depression in the stock market, the happy announce ment of the Grand Trunk Pacific de tails have produced lively dealings in the Grand Trunk's securities. Az a matter of fact, however, no marked ef fect. should occur, as the details 'leave the plan unaltered. The first impres- sion was astonishment at the govern: ment undertaking such a s heme. A Times Russian. ® correspondent KINGSTON, ONTARIO, MONDA ' fan, ab:84: Petersburg, the Vilmost}: which strongly supports Russin's A : "mission" in China. It says Russia's 1 , prodigious efforts and sacrifices in the last decade show poor results, Thay Ivearh £350,000 for distribution to the [stroke. = Mrs, dent of Toronto singe N&R have the Chinese, who have thrown Ives into the arms of the Japanese, who are seeking to. realize for their own benefit the ides of Pan-Monzolian. The resourceful; in-' solent Japanese invading even Rus- sian territory, and. Ametican exclusion laws show how dancerous are these vellow. faced missionaries of peaceful labor. Korea, when it came under the Javanese heavy yoke, he amie practi- cally a Japancse colony. The com- plaint also comes from Harbin, where the organ of the eastern Chinese rail wavs says Russian merchants are suf. ferine from bad trade while Chinese merchants are doing good business. HON. EDWARD BLAKE. Resigned Position Of Senior Coun- sel of Canada. Toronto, Ont., Aug. 3.--~Word has been received. of the death by drown- ing at Landon, B.C., of James Arth- ur Deacon, a wellknown British Cold wwbia man. Mr. Deacon's widow land two daughters have been residing here for some months Rev. J. G. Shearer, general secre tary of the Lord's Day Alliance of Canada, shaves with the leading mem- bers of the erganization ay ontimistic view of the recent decision of the pri. vy council with regard to the Lord's 'Day Act. He declares that bakers, bar- bers and others who undertake 'to defy cither' tne act of 1805 or the electric railway act} or the shops regulation act, will find'ont to their sorrow that they have made a mistake. The latter two acts, Mr. Shearer says, are both within the purview of the province, and can be enforced withoft question. The Ontario Board, Mr. Shearer states, will meet at once, and that of Canada in a few weeks, and these re- presentative bodies will decide for themselves, what action ought to be taken, Rev. J. J. McNeill, of Winhipeg, has declined the call extended to him by the coneregation of Jarvis Street Ba tist church. Mr. McNeill 's that in view of the fact, that the West is ra- vidly expanding, he believes it is his dpty to remain in Winnipeg. Globe Ottawa special ©: The report that Germany has opened negotiations with Canada, looking to a readjust ment of the tarifi, in so far as it af. fects this country, appears to be al together groundless. The prime minis- ter informed the Globe correspondent that there was nothing whatever in the. report. , At a well-attended meeting of Toron- to cat fanciers, a chub Tor the im: provement of the feline species was or- ganized: The club will bv known a« the Royal Canadian, and has adopted the rules ynd regulations of the Beres ford Cat Club of Chicago. Over thirty i new club. is president of the Globe's Ottawa 1: The povern ment learns by am from Lon- don that Hon. Edward Blake has been ordered by his physicians to take a complete rest for six months. Under the circumstances he will he obliged to resign his-position as senior counsel for Canada in connection wiih she Al aska boundary matter. It has not been settled who will succeed him, The Kentucky pregs party returned to Toronto on Saturday from Mysko ka, and were taken for a drive about the city, and afterwards had supper at the King Edward, before leaving for Louisville » At the annual first feather show of the Toronto Canary and Cage Bird Society on Saturday, twenty-three classes were reowesented, The society has a membership of sixty. An exhi. bition for grown birds will be held ix December. George E. Lumsden, assistant pro- vincial secretary, who has been very ill at the General hospital, is resting comfortably and recovery seems pro bable. IN STATE OF CHAOS, How Would, You Like tp Live In Russia ? Vienna, Aug. 3.~A Trieste journal publishes St. Petersburg messages de scribing the insubordination of the Kishinefi police in consequence of the massacres. A policeman recently at tacked with a sabre the head police man; who had reprimanded him for neglect of duty. Prince Urushoff, who was recently wounded by peasants, whom his cruelty Rasp od has be come insane. He was-in the habit, like some French noblemen before 1789, of testing his marksmanship upon the peasants. Croatians domiciled in the United States, who recently forwarded an ad dries to the Emperor Francis Joseph, have also contrived to present the czar with a petition deseribing the condition of Croatia in the darkest terme. Unlike | the Kishineff petition, the czar ix «all to have received the Crotian petition with benevolence, 50c. Shirts. 50¢. For this week we are selling 75c., £1, $1.25; soft front shirts for 5c. Jenkins. Sr ------------ Mrs. Mary B. 'Nelles, widow of the late Chancellor Nelles, of Victoria col lege, died vestérday at Toronto after an illness of leis than one day's dur ation, resulti from an apopletic edie had been a resi having removed to this city from Cohonrg. Two sons and three daughters survive A. Whitman & Sons, Cano, N.B., lost by 'fire this morning about £40, 000, covered hy insaratwe. No buildifige of importance burned. other customs returns for Winnipeg for July totalled $266,317, an increase ax compared 'with the returns for July 1902 of '87 489, Others have 'wsed our condensed milk and found it not only a perfect churia, from Prise Ukblomskis' or angles a pessimistic article about Man- [baby's food, bub economical. H. B. . Taylor, _ ed Y, AUGUST 8, 1908. been enrolled . SIR WILRRI NEW RAILWAYS. JOSEPH HAYCOCK RECEIVES SOME ATTENTION. Brilliant Scene In Parliament-- Weary Workers Do Not See a Rest in Sight--Rumors of a General Election, Ottawa, Aug. 3.--The dreary mono tone of parliament which fc odd the resignation i air was 8 cha ion Thu afternoon the er minister in ¢ i long expected transcontinental rail: way bill Gnlletian and aa were quite and a few \ stran. gors and one pork LE seats either on the right or left of Mr. speakers' and ladies' levis two rival blazes of a and ture hats, while : the press | { overflowed, and every place wi "0 hot that each anxious fore glow: od moistly ax with a halo. It. was an animated scene, and Sir Willvid spoke for two hours and a hall to an eager. audience of nine perspiring mortals, during which the silence was intense, save w broken by outbursts of wild and tumultuous appla covers eighteen pages and furnishes much food for reflection, though 1 doubt whether the average taxpayer will take it all in when he it for the ' first time. Everybody is agreed asx to the need of a trahecon tinental line, but the weak point in this huge undertaking in the road from Quebec to Moncton. On this point the liberal party is a unit, 'save Mr. Blair, who must be classed among the best 'of ratlway authorities Mr. Tarte is safe to speak Inter this week, when the debate on the second d- ing of the bi'l occurs, and Will no doubt be found in opposition to at least the eastern section of the rail: way. Fir Wilirid's speech was and intevesting but towards the be spoke with manifest offort in weaker tones, though be never for a moment lost the thread of 'his argn- ment or his natural grace of oratory. Certpinly, so powerful and eloguent an oration must have been reo-assir- ing to his friends, some of whem doubted his physical ability to cope with so severe a task, Mr. Borden's peply was terse and lo: ical and dealt much with the east: ern section of the line, which is nature: ally. most open to criticism. . His ro marks, which were loudly ¢ , are sure 10 be largely supplomented on the second reading of the hill During Friday afternoon and even- ing, Joseph Hayeock, inspector of bin der twine came in for a large amount of attention, at the hands of the op- position, on the item of $2,500 for this service. Some verv nice things were paid from the government benches, as to the ability of Mr. Haveock to in- spect binder twine, and, listening one could almost fancy that his in spection would improve the ghality of this useful article. In the hurly-burly of debate poor Mr. Haycoek was hardly ever called the same name twice. He was alternately Hayeock or Playcock or it might be Maycoek ' or Laycock, and towards the last he was carelessly styled Badeock. Mr. Barker, M.P., made a curiously involved address "in which the new appointee grew to be an inspector of Haycock's and' enjoyed a large selec. tion of other titles more or less lan¢ cifol. It was all very funny but the man in the gallery smiled in concert with the wise men below him, and found it hard to realize that parlia: ment had been sitting for nearly five months. * The senate, with characteristic fore. thought, has adiowrned until the 19th of August, When in a fow days our sixth month will have been commence ed, the senate will have adioumed for holidays four times, and will have sat abont onexixth of the time ores hv the lower house since the 19th of March last, when the session com- mencetd. Before this week ends dommiitiee work will be finished and morning sit tings will be the next move towards an 'end which is still in the dim dis tance. Soon Saturdavs will be ne longer holidavs and' then, fiod heln the weary workers, who linger here and long for the peace their homes, To-day the order paper will he al most cleared of privgte bills Per. hares parliament will prorogue some time next month. Rinors Jf possible chances are still rife and Mr. Blair's speech on the transcontinental line is eagerly looked for while the question of a gencial election is wrapped in mvstery, Outside. this busy hill it is a civic holidav and no cvening papess will be published. 4 ----------. Accepted A Call. Brockville, Ont., Aug. 3--~Rev, ©. J. Sycamore, pastor of the First Rap. tist churgh, has accepted the call ex tended to him some time ago, by the James Street Baptist church, Hamil ton. He made definite announcement of his decision "to his coneregation at yesterday morning's service, and quiet of Construction work on the line of the + To accomplish 'this abox Lindsay Bolcavovan and Pontypool railway will commence this week. The betwen Rurketon and 'Bobeayeron has been Jot to BE. F. Fauovier, of Mont. real. who is under bonds to have the road completed before ~ Te Ist, use, A The bill, with the contract attgehed,: rate contract for the entire stretch of line AU ing, for the, trial of Caleb. Powers, where space is rare and precious, The ice . convicted of 1900, of complicity in Gov. Williany © Goebel on the te! hous grounds at Frankfort in the pro-. oeding January, The second trial was, hold here in October, 1901, the court i ng was conviction, and a to life hnprisonment was new trial was awarded hy late court, the action 1 1 wh ives ithe date of her rh as unuary » ii, bot "from Louisville. She lived® in this city cighteen years with a daughter, Mary Clark, who is seventy four of age. Hor fathor came from §inia, and seit Bn the banks hio two years was born. Until two weeks hale and hearty, dng with eighteen hours weep daily, =~ } She had four children, 1 went the youngest child was bom and she, has never ween him since. 1 -------------------- An Heroic Death. Montreal, Aug. 3.-Prol. Geo prge Les: ned a Humane Society gold meds: list, swinwming Master of the public baths at St. Helen's fsland, and the holder of a record of more than thirty rescues from drowning, met -an herci | death in the swift coveent oF the St. lawrence iriver on Saturday af ternoon while attempting to wave Ar mand Duplessis, a patron of the baths, 'whose strength had failed. Duplessis was also drowned. Lessard, who was always particul afly watchful of the safety of the swimmers, heard the cory and was soon well out towards the striggling no vice. A moment later the drowning man clutched his rescuer by the throat and the two sank. Swallowed A Coin, Brockville, Aug. 3.--Ralph Hanlon, a four year-old Perth boy, waa brought to the general hospital hore to have a copper removed from lis throat. After the boy swallowed the owoin. a Perth phygician worked stron: uously to, remove it, but failed. Hore the "X" ray treatment was rin ed, und the copper located behing the wind pipe, mar the jugular vein, The child's mother would not consent to an operation and the patient wad taken home, . sullering greatly from phe obstruction. I ------------. 850¢. Shirts. B50e. For this week we are selling 75¢c., 81, 81.25; soft front shirts for 5c. Jenkibs, A young Irishman hax been drowned in Irvine Harbor, Scotland, while on gaged in a swimming match with a He is taking Gib: Iron Quinine Tonic, "Lan eat now." son's Red Cross 2c. bottle, "'SBaponaceous shampoo powders." Ever used them ? ut Tavior's, Damaged corn for wale at foot of Princess street. SUMMER RESORTS. Lake's Granite House, Battersea. ENLARGED by new wing. Accommo- dation for large parties. Boats and oarsmen for puting on beautiful Lough- boro lake. Favorite resort for American visitogs. ', MoConnell"s Hotel, Collins Bay. HEADQUARTERS for, fresh air outs ing. Parties supplied with meals, boats, oul en, at all reasonable times. Motor launch in constant service. Very mo- charges. GTION SALES! Mrs. White was! | ge H is + Je Le HP® gp ii} i 1 E i A F EE EL EEE - --- cCORMICK--W euch, Cal. duly fb 3 FARE Java and: off This Tea is put up in : i A of 3c. Che Mocks « Ly ; just' finished. KINGSTON" Bort LOST. A SMALL BHOWN FINGER ¢« Thursday last, 'ark' or vicinity. indly leavp at Wi will be required,