he Gospel want you tg ty ANG SE MEAT hte € Jor Supper. yoy OLE supper on jt ou ce, Let it a) ways be reakfast and Supper 16 you have the big INGE MEAT § find the wr und --, ~and fol well yoy priv range Meat alth and sf combined Sength vq Seles, J mtains a coupon, ge S$ 25 times th rium catalogue nto tell you ie 0d for vy quantity of ng Te -- NR hm The H. D. Bibby Ce, ) 2. 13, 14 or 15 g Suit, sir, hang right saying that our lines of ts at $10 to $15 are un. Sack Suits of the latest plaids. cks and several shades vader lapels. 'Trousers Nobby Suits IBBY (CO. bw, ge wi = OES! r than an Oxlord: rr Oxfords. Oxfords ier. xfords--Oxfords for Yes, we also have iverybody can get Velour Calf, Gun Canvas, $2 to $4.50 3rown and Canvas, ..:.. $1.50 to $3.50 an Oxfords, swell ven... $3 and $3.50 nd Vici Kid, also . $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 Shoes, in Brown .e » 3100, $1.25, 1.50 RS FOR [ & CADMIUM William St, Toronto. " cinity kind of drinking pl edd hy the parks cot to quench wi want to se rv hose, me handsome Bibly Co. come 1 at lines & nS ® 1 Buy Corsets in Kingston's Busiest Corset Store . 237--Our Special Garter Corset, better : than most dollar corsets 86 .50, .70, 1.00 and 1.25 Other prices, § New Tape Girdles, .25,.35 and .... .78 New Batiste Girdles, ....... 50 Fitseze Batiste Corset, '.. 50 215 Bo & A. High Bust, dip | 354° b. SC High Bust, dip : AAT sss sssaa iran sirinas .00 CCa To Crore; 1.25, 1.50 aad .. 254 B. & C. Low Bust, dip hip =. ese D. & A. Crest, for full figures .... 240 > & A. Low Bust, dip Pi ia lidinarcinrerstnasnisstanasriese 20 other makes .....i...... .50 to 2.50. Millinery é SP EN ICE' S Te Loin and Mantle Store S00 score IVIILES Tereesrecererrresses iif - 1.00 1.25 a _-- The upper section in a Bison Hot Water Furnace is heated first and is always the hottest. This insures immediate cifculation. And it sends the water into the mains at 'its highest tem- perature, quickly heating the building. In other furnaces the lower sections are heated first and the upper section, «+ fsam which the water circulates, is never the hottest. The Bison has more goody, heating points thas all other heat- ers combined : : ; 1 ° THE HRI _ MONTREAL. O., LIMITED. BONDS AND STOCKS Bought and Sold on Commission Investment Securities Information upon R t Members Toronto Stock Exchange shay Commission Orders Executed on all Exchanges Both Listed and Unlisted. Long Distance Telephone Main 5200-01-02 Ww TORONTO qo1 Baby Carriages and Go-Carts Sunshine and fresh air fs the baby's health. Wheel n one of our up-to-date Carriages. essential to the baby out Go-Carts, or Have your old one made like Hew Send in \ your repairing and upholster- Ing this is the season for it. Gm, Use our Furniture Restorer, to give Your housecleaning a finish. JAMES REID, The Leading Undertaker. "Phone 147 -- Kane of Toronto, ' only fp in the Builight'y a The crovuet players have - begun their play for the summer, and vesterday "Annandale's" pretty lawn, which has responded quickly to the warm rain and the simshine, was the scene of some exciting games. Mrs. Hiram Cabin {Ah asked a few girls to tea, this' afternoon, to meet Miss Ada Lindsay. . About eightoon golfers took their luncheon over at the golf links, to- day, the edibles going with them, and coffee being made on the spot. It was a happy idea, and much enjoyed. Kent asked halt a dozen on Tues- Mrs. R. E. ladies to come at tea hour, day, to meet Mrs. M. Fitzgibbon, of Montreal, Who is Mrs. Ward's guest. . . '8 '8 Mrs. W. S. Hughes is giving a tea this afternoon for Mrs. Abbott. . Miss Nia Sharpe, Odessa, has heen spending the week in town. Mrs. R. W. Brigstocke arrived, to day, from Cobalt; and is visiting Miss Macaulay. Miss Janet A. Templeton, Napanee, will leave Friday to spend a few days in Montreal, and will sail on May 23rd on the S88. Corinthian for Glas- gow to spend several months with re- latives in Scotland, England, and on the continent. Mrs, Harry Tandy has gone down to Echo Lodge, to spend a fortnight with Miss Constance Tandy. and Miss Lettico Tandy is up at the "Chest- nuts.' Miss Fdith Young is expected home on Saturday from Toronto. Mrs, F. 33. Hoag is expecting visi- tors about the end of this month, or the beginning of June. - -. . . Miss Mabel Wrenshall left, to day, for Montreal to enter the general hos pital there as nurse-in-training. Her friends wish her all success. Miss Edith Mulone has returned from a very pleasant visit in Ganan- ofgue. Mrs. I. L. Henderson has returned Montreal. and Mrs. William Lesslie ¢ back to their ge street, from Mr. intend own house, on this summer. Mr. Charles R. Hosmer and family, of Montreal, who have spent some time abroad, are returning, and will sail by the Cedric to-morrow from Liverpool, for New York. - » » - Mrs. Byron Stanley and her two small hoys are coming to Kingston from Clinton. N.Y., about the first of June, and will be en pension for the threo" summer months with Mes. Wil: liam Lesslie. Miss Ada Lindsay cawe up from Montreal, todav, to visit her aunt, Mrs. Lenmox Mills, at "Bishopscourt." Mrs. Robert Campbell, with Miss Amy, Miss Helen and Master Allan Campbell, came to town yesterday, and will spend about a month here, Miss Elsa Campbell has remained: in Yoston, where she will spend a yeat studying. - Miss Marion Lesslie is in Brockville, visiting Dr. and Mrs. Jacl sun. Miss Maud Betts has ~oné down to Brockville, to stay with the Rev. Ogilvie and Mrs. Dobbs. Miss Machar went down to her sum mer cottage, "'Fernelifi," Mrs. Francis Botterell returned to day. to Montreal. A large number her old friends dropped in to see at Mrs. James Mes, Douglas, night, after her home, just out of Toronto. Mes, Latimer, of Gaspe, Que. i iting her Mrs. C. W. Goro street, . to-day. of her Tuesday young son, Tuesday visit 'appon's, Slater and her returned on on a several weeks' at sister, Mrs: DS irom Montreal, to-day. The Misses Moffatt of have been spending the Miss Henderson, Johnson street. Dr. Watson, professor of philosophy at Queen's, is the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Waddell, Peterboro. Mrs, James Nupent, University ave nue, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J, Dolan, Picton. . tewart Robertson returned Montreal, week with Mrs, R. D. Martin. Montreal, is spending a few days with Mrs. Jo L. Haycock. Mrs. Haskell will spend some little time at her pretty Union street howe, *Rosclawn." Mrs. H. R. Fairclough and her daughter, are in Toronto, and may be in Kingston to-morrow. Mr. I. Tandy is at home from Tor onto, . . = . The engagement is announced of : Miss Mary Start Moar, second daughter of the late Mr. James Moag, Smith's Falls, to Mr. Wilson McCue, harrister-at-law. The wedding will take place carly in June. Miss Olive Frances' Clemes, only daughter of the late Major John P. Clemes, to Mr. Percival C. Adair, of New York. The wedding will take place in June. g Miss Ruth Mackid, eldest daughter of the late A. A. Mackid, to Mr. Per- REE HERR RRO0N FINANCE AND INSURANCE 3 | - CUSTOMS BROKER - The 'Business of ths late Cs GO. Oliver, will be carried oh im his Offics, /9 Clarence street: G.A. BATEMAN Who for the last five years has been associated with Mr, Oliver. EE ------------------------------------------ Or Insurance, have a talk with George Zeigler, "4" ETAT cx 87 Brock Street. -- --- Mill Property For Sale Near the Grand Trunk comsists ing of grist, saw and shingle mills . with all necessary machinery for : the manufacture of chairs and oney to oan cheese-hoxes ; 8 acres good land 3 with young orchard, 32 acres M pasture ; Rad Roo ear cintyre& Melntyre | bo oi softeute "lithe in village. -Butidings and machinery © BARRISTERS : Srisdaws | have cost $6,000 will ki a AE hdl in Rik ing Street : : : Kingston | ¥ TocKmait, Re ont, Cured of Drunkenness ter, but please yet. and pride gent in tin Pluk sen T oy son of th 'the marriage June. daughter of street, coun, will take place on June 7th, St, George's ch 'me name nt ey a Lt toy late J. Hamilton Kane. ill take place on Gth The madviae ® ol Nise "ida Hooke, ehte Mr. R. J. Tooke, Peel Montreal, to Mr. W. F. Ma- at I he marriage of of Miss Maud McNiece, Montréal, to Mr, A. R. Chambers of New Glasgow, N.S, will take place on Jun: 8th. - -- NURSES' ALUMNAE MEET. ---- Association's Finances Are Very Satisfactory. The annual meeting of the Nurses' Alumnae Association, was held, at the General Hospital, on Tiesday, May 15th, at 3.30 p.m. The secretgry-treas- urer's report for the vear ending May 15th, 1906, was read anc accepted. The election of officers then took place, re sulting as follows : Honorary president, Miss Gordon; president, Mrs. Tilley; firat-vice-presi- dont, Miss Veale; second vice-president, Miss Draper; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Nicol; assistant seavetary, Miss Pat- terson; convenor of surgical supply cupboard, Miss Wilson assisted by all members wf the Alumnae. The finances for the vear are very satisfactory: The meeting adjourned at 5.15 pam. Royal Muskoka Hot A handsome rochure has been issued by the Muskoka Lukes Navigation and Hotel company, that is as daintv as a "Queen's lace handkerchied,". and which contains twenty-five illustra- tions, a map and descriptive litera ture of interest to the summer tourist or those looking for a desirable sum- mer home. A postal card to the un- dersigned will secure a copy, and a visit to this most desirable resort situated in the "Highlands of On- tario," will he a pleasant revelation. J. Quinlan, D. P. A. GT. Ry., Mont- real. The Crozier Changed. The handsome crozier borne before bishop Gauthier, as a sien of his archiepiscopal office, is being altered. It has hitherto been pn double cross, hut the archbishop found, when in Rome, that this was an error. «~-d has had the upper bar removed, The dou- ble cross is used by the metropolitan of the Greek church, but the archbish- ops of the Roman and Anglican com munions earcy the single cross. The silver crozier, piven to the late Arch- bishop Lewis, is now in possession of Archbishop Bond, of Montreal. Dr. Milligan May Resign. Toropto Mail and Empire. A report that avvears well founded is current to the effect that, Dr. Milli- gan, of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, has asked tq be relieved. Dr. Milligan is at present in Edinburgh, having obtained 'a year's leave fram his church, and it is known that ex- cellent proposals have been made him to remain and accept an appoint- ment on the faculty of his alma mat er. Penetrates And Heals. When you buy and- healing remedy on the market for sprains, swellings, inflammation, neur algia, lumbago and all other and pains." Fvery drop filled with ut most curative never fails to eure promptly thoroughly. A big bottle 95¢., and can be had at Wade's only. Money back if not sasisfactory. Y.M.C.A. Notes. annual meeting of the of Friday at The Auxiliary held on 3.30 p.m, performance from the barracks. Inspectors Have Left Town. laying of the pipe, the extension and another adver cate, as cheese A. instructor in the Publow, resigned sr r-- Ii there ever was one complaint, then Carter's Little Liver Pills are a specific for sick hese ache, and every this. Only one pill a dose, Thirteen hundred bartenders' have been sent out license department licemse act of C. since If You Want a Heme SEE RE PEERS § R aT, R er £5 Chaiubers, Jordan TEA Jovdan &leg for sale, Bears Wade Black cherries at Carnovsky's, to 'Smith's' White Lini-' ment yon secure the most penetrating aches power and the remedy and costs but Ladies the association will be Reports of growth and work done during the by, appertaining thereto, viz, the winter will be read by the convenors | chase of the orgat, the means of of conmunittees, the © president of the raising fundyor its payment, ete, is voung ladies" league, ~ Rho physical | em CO Charles Simmons, A. W. director and general secretary. All pulp, John Murray, William Ander members and lady friends are invited | (0 William Hazlett, 8. 8. Corbett, to attend. J. W. Newman, William H. Medlov, John Orr, Mrs. R. J. Diack, Mrs. Wil To Make Her Stay Pleasant. liam Paul, Mrs. William Jackson, Miss The officers of the R.C.H.A.| are on- | Hattie Making and Miss Walker. tertaining Miss Roselle Knott and her The Ladies' Aid Society will take company, during . their stay in the | 20 active part in the raising of funde, city. This afternoon the visitors wit A committe will be appomted to nessed the celebrated musical ride for | communicate with the old boys and which the local garrison is famous girls » ho are scattered over the Uni- This evening n theatre party, number ted States and Canada, ih a View ing about twenty-five, will attend the to getting their aid, D. A. Shaw wi Y act as convepor. This week Messrs. R. R. Caldwell, § gis Majesty Acknowledges Court- Gi. 'Martin Byres and E. R. Cason, To ' to. Pri ae ronto, have been in. the eity, in con esies to nce. nection with the ammual inspection of Montreal Star. : ; the Ontario bank. 'The work has taken | W- R- Ruler, assistant to the presi several days, but was completed to dent of the Le Sil and gene tal man dav. and the gentlemen have left | 2R°F of the K. & PI, R.,, who hac town charge of Prince Arthur's party over i ------ the road, is the recipient of several rifts from King Edward in recognition Tp Be A Meeting Place. f ni Arrangdiiints were completed at wf bis syed tho vollwe¥s Jor ie a noon, to-day, whereby the old Masonic | ote hox with his majesty's cvoher in Hall, on King skreet, opposite the diamonds and green enamel and with Bucket Sus, wes Jone $0 the a large diamond at euch corner of the newly formed Gramite Lodge of Odd. vor and a breast pin with his ma fellows, which will fit it up for their jesty's cypher in diamonds, meetings. ' Recei Ton Weight Crushes Foot. No Tenders eived. A carter, named Smith, who lives No fenders have been received for | on Wellington street, while working at O'Kill street sewel tisement will have to be made, It | crushed by a ton weight falling on it. looks as though the hoard of works | flo was taken to his home and will f woul have to get the pipe laid by | ye laid up for some time from the day labor. injury. ---- 9 intme; de. . Hg : . The Appoin ont Mad The "genuine" Red Cross prepara- The word was received, this alter | {ime wre sold at Gibson's Red Cross noon, that Herbert Brentnell. Belle} qrue store. "Phone 2 | ville, was, on Wednesday night, ap- n Jointed to the Prince Edward Syndi- ¢ polite . y "Ogone," Its Best Form. place a specific for any woman should know Try them, license by the provincial the amended went into effect on May the Ist. . 5 of the stringent "Ozone" without less Best's "Korn Killer" cures corns, | ening ite curative properties. The 10¢. . Public. Drug 'Company, Bridgeburg, GG. G. Publow is in Picton for a }Ont., control exclusively the manufac- few days. ture' HAD ALL HE WANTED AND WAS WILLING TO GIVE UP HIS RUN, -- p "Tuckered Out/' When He Got. Over the First Wall--He Gave Up Like a Tired Lamb--Walk- ed Down Aw Open Road. The convict Charlabran has had all the escape medicinp 'he desires," and re- turned to prison cheerily, with a no- toriety he does not dislike, After he had Towered himself from the window and hauled himself up the wall he was, as he described it, "tuckered out, and felt like giving in then, as being a life prisoner he could not be pun- ished except by restrictions. But the sight of two guards on patrol in the yard called for hasty decision and he dropped down into' Kingston's free air. The pursuit of prison guards or do- minion police was not expected by him, so he took only ordinary pre- cautions regarding his movements in Leeds Front. He did not anticipate much difficulty in escaping until after he had stolen the clothing from Cap- tain John Carnegie"s residence, Then it slowly ay on him that the theft would be his undoing, and that the farmers would run him* down for it.-He lost heart and, as a matter of fact, walked down an 'open road knowing he was being interviewed by men who were endeavoring to detain him till the constable arrived. He gave himself up like a lamb, tired wf hiding and of bush life. UNDERWRITERS' DEMANDS --- Again Bring Up Municipal Insur- ance Question. To comply with the demands which the underwriters intend to make upon the city with regard to increased fire protection, would cost probably 850, 000. The installation of the extra main they ask would mean the laying of a large amount of 'pipe on every second block down:town. The object of the main would be to give greater water supply, not power. Then the underwriters will ask that another en gine and fully double the 4uantity of hose be added to the fire department. To supply the additional water, an additional vump would have to he added to the waterworks, The. citizens do not take kindly to the underwriters' demands. No matter what improvements are made in. the fire department, the underwriters nev- er have any concessions for Kingston in regard to lower rates. No matter how improved the fire service, and how low the fire loss here, this city is for the losses elsewhere. 1 improvements are to be made, the city council should see to it that come concessions are got in returm Perhaps this additional demand of the underwriters will cause the council to more seriously consider the question of municipal insurance which could easily be adopted in a city like Kina- ston, whose buildings are pretty sefe from any large conflagraticn. The fire loss hers in the past ten years has bern degidedly small--the smallest on record of Canadian cities and {owhs. ---------------- TO PURCHASE AN ORGAN. "soaked" further Cooke's Church Congregation to Get a $2,500 Instrument. At a congregational meeting, held, last evening, the members of Cooke's church decided to purchase an organ 500. Breckels & Matthews, organ builders, have becp awarded the contract. The congrega- tion expect to have it installed for their anniversary service next Novem ber The committee to Jook after all mat to cost $2, of Toronto, GIFTS FROM THE KING. Trunk railway sheds, Wed had his foot badly * | the Grand nesday afternoon, The prompt and permanent removal of any internal germs is most surely effected by the use of "Solution of Ozone" if it's the "coupon kind." Tt means the liquified oxygen is in the 1- | most concentrated, form and that in addition is given free with either the fifty cent or the one dollar sizé of the Solution a coupon good for a twenty- five cent package of "Celery King." This splendid tonic laxative is needed to obtain the best results in the use a Men's and Boys' Clothing: of in Kingston. 30 pairs only, LADIES' FINE BLACK KID GLOV 2 dome fasteners, sizes. 6, 6}, 64, 6. Regular price 81 pair. On Sele Saturday, per pair... 300 YARDS MOHAIR LUSTRE, 54 inches wide, colors cream, grey and navy. Regular price $1 yard. 4 Special for Saturday, per yard, 4%. UNION SHEPHERD'S 500 YARDS PLAID, in three different checks. Good value at 3c, yard. On Sale, per yard ee on 22¢. 350 YARDS ART SCRIM, 38 inches wide, lo designs and © colors. Regular price lde. yard, On Sale Saturday, per yard ...... Oc. 120 LADIES' PRINT SHIRT WAISTS trimmed with embroidery. Regular price 7c. On Sale Saturday 500 SETS GILT COLLAR BUTTONS, 4 in each set, Worth 20¢. set. Saturday only, per set each. 75 PAIRS MEN'S WORKING PANTS, made of strong Canadian Tweeds, well mado and durable, Regular price 81.75 vair. On Sale Saturday, per pair...... £1.00 65 MEN'S CLAY-WORSTED SUITS, in blue and black, latest make. Regular price $18, On Saturday Bone Collar Buttons, dozen. Fancy Pearl Hat Pins Mohair Shoe Laces, dozen. We are sure of both "Solution of Ozone" and King." 5 i, The buyer of the Montreal Bankrupt Stock Com- pany returned last week from Waubashine, west of To- ronto, where he bought out a dry goods merchant, who had to give up business on account of ill health. The stock is all new, as the store only started last February, and consists of all kinds of Dress Goods, Ladies' Shirt Waists, Lace and Tapestry Curtains, Tapestry - Table- covers, Cretonne, Prints, Art Muslins, Torchon' Lace, Embroidery, Linens, Blankets, Ladies' Black : and Tan Stockings and hundreds of other articles ; also a tie As we bought this stock at a great reduction; 'we are now going to offer the greatest bargains ever heard Here Are Our Speci or Saturday A Chance for the Ladies 100 WAIST PATTERNS, in white, cream and tan pongee, sill embroidered front, collar and cuffs, beautiful donigun, fiarqutand 'to' make: "ny ite wa'st. Regular price $3.50. On Sale ae as itr anarhse "ie A.woman who misses this, misses a ai 7 > : 200 IMITATION IRISH LACE PILLOW SHAMS, also stand covers, tray cloth, small table On Sale Saturday enly, eac.. Pearl Buttons, worth sc. dozen, 2 dozen for 5¢. These are only a few of the bargains to be offered on Saturday, May 19th. preciate them. og THE MONTREAL BANKRUPT STOCK G0. 180 Princess Oy Between Redden's and Crawford's Groceries. 100 CUSHION | HOLDERS, in Vematiil designs of flowers, fruit, sto. North 40c., 50c. 650, On Sale Saturday, cach 75 TOILET SETS, conialig Toi, Rep fr 350 YARDS SATEEN, J a Mw, pale blue, red and bl price 28¢. yard On Sale Suturdayy peed iat Me Ww PAIRS LACE. x cUmAING, 3 cal rong coon This 1s. 8 Curtain wear, t ime yards from for" good: 600 YARDS EXOLY 2:3 TONNE, , in' r ou and A son, green, 15¢. yard. 4 x In sash On Sodas per yartf:.. ipresssaetiet; Sv: ple for covers, etc, or --- Regula sarsasien RE AL 15 MEN'S TOP COATS, said oEofive covert cloth, square built shoulders, loose back with vent in centre. Reg- Sloe rice $12 and $15. Sale Saturday 150 STIFF BOSOM COLORED SHIRTS, all sizes, from 14 to 16}. Regular price $1 to $1.25, On Saturday, only, car arate, "., worth 10c. dozen, for x. . worth 10c., for se. worth 15¢c. dozen, for: 5 you will ap. wits & i Fa a a I a ah