Is the best for pag or b 8S a HORSE 1 at, INIMEN ellings, Cuts BAEN T tor all ins, Scratches, ete. Te Strain . 15 ny Large bottle, 25 tanta. 0 An Excellent, Hair g and Sealp Cleanse . js MH not for sale ., fa ayy be pro Cure d "ira pr SL 5 White : Liniment P ohn Ng, and Gh Now is The Time To Have Furs R&modelied And epaired , i GOURDIER'S 78 and 8) Brock Street gston's u's Only Ex Exclusive Fup Store -- i OY Storage ! 0 You Know That? litizens of Kingston and v ng to store hcuseholc | itr de ple Jacilitive extended to them by V. G. FROST 209 Queen St, Telephone 524 Il goods left in his charge receive best of care at a re asonabfe cost, Clean, Dry and Prompi Service rriage Painting a 2 Specialty Our Third Announcement For Weddings In June : English Carving Sets In Cases 4 These goods are and are of the floest quality. prices are not high. jost opened Tae We also have Pearl Handled Fish and Dessert Sots Tu osken boxes, for which there is a constast demand SMITH BROS. Jewelers :: Opticians : Phone 666 Issuers of Marriage Licenses HILDREN Should be appro yriately: clothed at it all times "his season we show an extra range of Children's Dresses in riety of sty les and fabrics, all ed sO moderately that you will der how such pretty garments be made for sor small a price. should gee them. E JUNE BRIDE. appreciate Dainty Lise as we sell. :They are bot al and pleasing. able Damask m 50: to. $1.50 a Yard fro able Napkins fom 76. to $500 2 Dozen. :WMAN & SHAW ee -- There Is no economy in buying low priced. Coffees for they lack strength and flavor, ONE CENT A CUP is all the cost of 3 SEAL BRAND Coffee 3 by actual test. CHASE & SANBORN MONTREAL ni 1AND 2 LB. AIRTIGHT TINS, il ! A 000L FOOTWEAR 12 We have a large assortment of Cool Foot- wear, made of White Canvas, for men, women, girls and children. .: Men's White Shoes (high cut or!Oxfords), $1 50 to $3 oo. x Women's White Canvas Oxfords, high, low and medium heels, $1.50 to $2.50. Girls' and Children's White Canvas Oxfords, spring heels, Blucher cut, large eyelets. Sizes 8 to 10% --goc. Sizes 11 to 2-- $1.25. We also have Grey Canvas Boots for boys, just the thing for hot weather. Prices :-- Boys' sizes, 1 to 5-75¢C. Boys' sizes, 11, 12 and 13--6oc Boys' sizes, 8, 9 and 10--50c. Try Us For Cool Footwear ABERNET HY'S PMN HIF VL ERAS TRUTH PLAINLY TOLD "Is"all the advertising that worthy gouds dumand If you are prudent you will look at what we arg show- ing in Men's, Young Men's and Boy's Clothing. We give you as good as the best in quality, style and fin- ish--the only difference being the price. Our prices art at least 2095 Below All See the Men's and Young Men's good strong Tweed Working Suits we show at §4.95. Sce the swell patterns made in newest styles, single and double-breasted Long Coat, Vest in Black, perfect fitters, at only $7.45. Also .our lines at $11.50, $13.50 and $15.00. Boys' Suits, very large stock at prices which are from one to two dollars less than others for the same qualities. All our boys' goods are made up with the same care and attention as the men's, Everything as advertised or a little better. Others a or Friday to the Wanderers, and { Wednesday and alternate Fridays to { the Crescents. The high school team - | have thefuse of the grounds Saturday Roney & Co. 127 Princess Street. ! TTL TLTETLITIT TET TET TERS TRESS PP Great Big Chance in Shirt Waists "Tt's doubtful if there Ags: been shown among all the charming styles of this season, any daintier or prettier Shirt Waists than the lot we're going to sell on Saturday »-- 125 in the Lot ~ SHIRT WAISTS Made of fine white sheer lawn. Some are made with hand-embroidered front, others with fancy fronts wf fine insertion and lace, sizes 32 to 40, in three-quarter or long sleeves. We say for your benefit, come Saturday morn- rl ing. Your RROROE o..iuisiiiiins braiiass | annsarsbspionsines | reresiassnsisersstshink $1.69 LADIES' UMBRELLAS--RBe prepared for the "treachd ry weather of June. Don't run the risk of your new finery being ruined when vou can take out paid-up inburance against it. for . Me, GENTS' UMBRELLAS--In silk,or wool top, close rolling, best steel frames, seli-opener, splendid assortment of handles, silver mounted, Saturday spoil vpn cen se . 98. BIG SHOWING for Saturday evening Hosiery 'and Corsets at THE JAMES JOHNSTON ~ STORE . 180 Wellington Street in Ribbons, "Laces, § 33343551195 Vasssscasnnetnssnseassd | MWY Gloves, HEART DIED. Fience, Unable to Withstand Shock After Long Devotion ; Drowns Himself. London, May 31.--The dead' body was found in the River Lea. The legs were tied with a rope which extended up to the waist, and fastened the left hand to the side. "A love tragedy for you," said Dr. Wynn Westcott to the jury at the in- quest at Hackney after the sad life story "of James Tullett, aged forty- four had been unfolded. Tullett Lived lat 30 Dolkestone road, West Ham. "He had been courting for a very lone time, id his sister, but his sweetheart dine after an ill ness of only a few hours." "How old was the lady ?" asked the caronsr, "Forty-two," | replied the witness. "He hardly spoke from the time she died." "How long had he heen engaged ?" "From childhood. My mother and her mother were left widows, and the two children went to school together and grew up together. They heecame en- gaged, but never married. They had been keeping company. for over twen, J ty vears. The witness added that Tullett had said that he could not bear to attend the funeral of his sweetheart. He had drowned himself, and the manner in which he had bound him self with a rope was accounted for by the fact that he was a good swimmer, Suicide during temporary insanity, brought about by the death of his sweetheart, was the verdict returned. SCHOOL MATTERS. There Was Not a Big Influx Dur: ing May. The month of May, perionced less activity, in admittances oi new pupils in the publicgschools, than a year ago. This year thirty- one new pupils wore admitted, while last year 101 entered. . This, however, was probably made up for in the fact that April was the big month this year and the small one last year. All the schools are overcrowded cin the junior and kindergarten classes, especially Cataragui school, In the senior: elass there is more room 'as, ane by one, those not intending to take the examinations are dropping out to go to work until school re- sumes in the fall. All the classes are busy in preparation for the examina- tions," which will comme nee in about | three weeks. -As . the semior pupils move forward, after passing in their studies, and the junior scholars ad + in" the places made vacant, room owill-be wade for the admittance of the new first year boys and girls in the fall. A Williamsville this year, ex- - ar teacher reported to the authorities, yesterday, that chil dren under the regulation age were working in local factories. This is a matter that should be investigated. As there is no regular | trummt officer now it is up to the police force to ere into the 'matter and stringently on- force the law. ra pe tee. * GANANOQUE GLEANINGS. The Water and Sewage Connec- tions Rushed. Gananoque, May 30.--~Work on the water and sewage connections: is being pushed along rapidly on King street. The people are getting anxious for fear the streets may be torn up on July lst. But at the rate connec tions are being made lately, they will | be well in hand before that time. Miss Yule has sufficiently to resume her duties at street school. The three teams in the Baseball League have: got down to practice 'in earnest, Monday and I'hursday evenings being allotted to { the Bachelors; Tuesday and every oth- recovered the King St, Lawrence evenings, Mr. and' Mrs. Charles MoDonald® re- turns, yesterday, from .a ten days' vidt in Toronto and New York City. Irland, Smith's Falls, b in Gananoque George cated' we-k, Revs. Wil iam erh Cornell left, Falls, there, has' during the past Timberlake and Jos to-day, for Smith's to attend the annual conference LOCATED THEM. Emigrants to Hand From Old ' Land. . Picton, May 30.---On Monday, court of revision was held chamber and a number of appeals ia the assessment were considered. = A special meeting of the town council was held last Friday night to consider in the council the question of the erection of the proposed collegiate institute buik ling. The song service in the Pre shy terian church on. Sunday evening was excel lent; all who attended were well plea sed. A large number of English' emi- grants came to town on Monday morning, and were located by - Robert Crothers, of the ROYemnment, emigra- tion department. July 21st to 28th is the date set for the Crescent Yacht Club, of Water | town, to cruise in the Bay of Quinte. | Their headquarters will by at Glen Island, during the weekPeOn Thurs day, July 26th, 'a monker regatta wil be held at the isl d already several clubs in the » district have expressed a de¢ 0. be on hand. Coming Back Again. The seevants of Mrs. Allaire Shortt, of New York, arrivgd by the Cape Vin ¢éent boat, 'vesterday. Mrs, Shortt, herself, will arrive to-morrow evening. She is the wife of a wealthy New York lawyer, and they have leased the eot- tage at thevcorner of Union' and Centre streets, for five years, a summer residence, . | os H there ever was a specific for anv | one complaint, them Carter's Little | Liver Pills are a specific for sick head- COURTS n YEARS] ENDS LIFE WHEN SWEET] Exeursions T0 THE NORTH-WEST Ratwrn Fares From Kingston $82 00 | Rtrassbu - 2 Huatver © = Tao | Senex 1 NE - B55 | Privce Albert 380 He Ra Hastiotord 8 00 Lroola seo | eod 40 00 Jeteyan { 5.00 Cleary 0 0, rorkton ' Red HA 41 50 tegtng ~~ - BWI. Setihr 0 foosedaw -- - WW | Edzonton } ee GOING June Bh, - good ! 19 return unt!l - Angust 6h Juue 10th, u {uiguat ro July 3rd, July 17th, a For fu- her particulars, Tickets Toi wring Car A om, And Ml other information spply tod. ¥. HANLEY, gst, Corger Johuson and tatsio Street LiL RAILWAY: | nection With : pPasifle Railway Homeseelers' Excursions To 'Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan GOING Juge Oth, - good 10 relura until = Augist 0th Jure 19th, Aungast Sith July and, & Sept. 8nd Joly 17th, on Sept. 17th Return Fares From 'Ringeton: Winn - $9 0; Strassbu - 6 Sour + -. B» Saskwtoun ss ee. o Brandon - ~~ 8 Prives Athert © 88 0 Moosomin - - M3 | No Bait vfo 4. = #W Arcola - - $450 | Macliod - - 40 Estevan } 2 to | Calgary <4 80 Yorkton Bed Door = - . 41 00 Regia. - 8% | Rtettier n Movséjaw - - 36 00 | Edmonton an Full rticulars at K. & ©, afd C.P Re Ticket Office, Ountaric street. ¥. A. FOLGER, Agent. F. QONWAY, Gen. Pass. ten. Supt, Bay of Quinte Railway New short line for Tweed, Napaneé, Deseronto, and all local points. Trains leave City Hall Depot at 4 pm. F CONWAY, Agent 'B, Q. Ry., Kiogston. QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY ITED of $1. Lawrence Summer Cruises in Gool Latitudes Twin' Serew : Iron SS. "Campana,' with electric lights, electric bolls and ull modern comfort. SAILS FROM MONTREAL ON MON- DAYS at 2 pan., 4th and 18th June : 2nd, 16th and B0th July ; 18th and 27th August ; 10th and 24th 'September for Pictou, N.S. 'callidg at Quehec Gaspe, Mal Bay Perce, Cape Cove, Grand River, S mmersid, PEL, and Charlottetown, P.K.J BERMUDA Summer Excursions, $85 and upwards, hv the new Twin Screw SS, "Bermud- ian.' i: tons. Salling fortnightly from New York, from 6th June to 21st November. Temperatute enoled by sea breezes seldom®rises above 80 degrees. The finest trips of the season for health and comfort, ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quehe For tickets and -sfaterpoms apply to J. P. HANLEY, or .J) P. GILDiK- SLEEVE, Ticket Agents, Kings Ont. Lake Ontario and Bay of Quinte Steam. boat Company, Limited STR.NORTH KING 1000 Isiands-<Rochester Commencing May 27th, steamer will leave Kingston, on Sundays at 10.15 a.m., for Thousand Island Points. Ie- turning will leave at 5 pam, for Rachester, N.Y., via." Bay of Quinte Dally pervice except Monday after June STR ALETHA Leaves daily except Sunday at 3 p.m. for Picton and intertmediute Bay of Quinte Ports. For full information - pA to E Horsey, General Manager, ngston A Hanley, Ticket Agent; Jas. Swift & Co., Freight Agents, e Royal Mail ALLAN LINE Rovatman MONTREAL TO LIVERPQOL. Ionian, May .81, June 28, July 26. Virginian, June 7, July 8, Aug. 2 Tunisian, June 14, July 12, Aug. 9 Victorian, June 21, July 19. Aug. 16. MONTREAL TO GLASGOW. Weekly Moderate Rate Service, Pretorian June 8, daylight. Numidian June 18, daylight For rates, apply to J. P. HANLEY. Agent, G. T. R., SLEEVE. AEA a ata CAUSE OF FALLING HAIR. J. P. GILDER- Dandruff, Which is a Germ Disease --Kill: the Germ. Falling hair is caused b which is a germ disease. dandruff, © germ in burrdwing into the rout of the hair, where it destroys the lify of the hair, causing the hair to fall out, digw up the catienle in little scales, called dandryfi or seni. You can't stop the falling hair: without curing. the dand- ruff, and you can't 'cure the dandruff without Filling the dandrufi germ, "Destroy, the cause, You remove the effect." Newbro's Herpi icide is the only hair preparation that kills the dangrufi germ. Herpicide is also a Yeliighttul hair dissing. Sold by leading druggists, Send © 10. © in stamps for sample to The Herpic ide Co., Detrbit, Mich. G, "Wi Mahoud, special agent. 3 LJ. Mansell has * been appointed division courti clerk ol, Brockville, D. A. Jones, the late odeupant helaz moved, wn amendment 40 the act hgv- ing beech passed 'by the legislature to authorize it. The action of Carter's Little Liver Fil's is pleasant. mild and natural. Thay. gently stimulate ithe liver, and | ache, and -- re womin shoull know: | thi, Only one pill a dose. Try them, resilite thie' biwels, bot do not purge. They are spre to please, Try them. | CONDENSED AVERT RATES , x First jpsertiom, le. 4 Word. Each con: sccutive insertion thereafter dc. word. Minimum charge for one ins sertion, 2Ve. Advt. 4 lines or under a week, Advt. 4 lines or under a wonth, "$2. ibn Everybody in Kingston Reads the WHIG HELP WANTED----MALE, aged 18 years cxperignce. App Box r 'hig office, SALESMEN, FOR AUTO-SPRAY HELP WANTED-FEMALE. A COOK. APPLY TO 252 KING ST A 2656 Ontario street. A YOUNC housework. street. GIRL, Apply FOR Apply W. J, Crothers," Wellington St. EEPER TO AN AGED MAN. One Cow aged lady wnptovinent to wo sutta tis party. ply at once, Louis Princess street. i x $n. eC STRONG BOY TO CARRY PARCELS, at Robertson Bros, ' ° FOUR BOATBUILDERS, Goud wages. Apply Dey Bros, Boat and Canoé Works, Ottawa. HELP, THE YEAR ROUND. SITU- ations vacant, domestics, hotel and! factories. Department "B., 208 Wellington street. POSITION AS CLERK OR CAN. vasser by Englishman just ariived, Best corpressed- -air hand Sprayer wade, Lita terms. Sample machine approved agents. Cavers Bn cat, GENTLEMEN TO HAVE THEIR suits pressed an carefully by hand ; also bri your cloth and have an up-to-date Hult made. Gallo~ way's, 181 Brock stree GOOD COOK. APPLY AT THIS Office, APPLY N, C. POLSON & L1G HT to 289 Division INERAL SERVANT. APPLY TO Mrs McNaughton, 68 West. St, In the evening. References required \ GIRLS FOR THE BISCU HT, FAC- tory. Good wagus ang steady lob i not a farmer. Middle preferred. Apply stating Wages to John Cannon, Bedford Mills, Ont. CLERK, EXPERIENCED IN GENTS furnishing and clothing stare. Steady Apes Abramson, 336 ! LADY'S CRESENT excellent condition > A NEW YORK WEB ALY Whig of CITY AND partment FARM St. Pdw. Johaston premises. THE ONLY Heautiful 208 Wellington St HOUSES, AT TWO Rideau St., & rooms Bo condition. hice. . No sale. N . "D.,'" 208 Well ngton St. A MERICA N ENCYCLOPEDIA, cently from the front of my San T. Steacy AVAILABLE _ FIRST class vacant lot, on Lower Union Si. view of improvements ¥ith hot WRter ER PIA Yo Avply : Pox PROPERTIES. De volumes, at a discount, for odera Apply Whixe - Rh USES" AT BH 835° por WOODEN PORTICO REMOVED RE- ho Gardiner, re be Bon on the BRICK LOK. Juss ntes, 4 city park. Apply Dept. "D."". 168 AND 1m} ing. Anply to J. Craig on Promises. ---------------------- Two.SToREY Ss NEROOMED SOLID. brick dwell n first class Sondition. , Josality, Puget Fl Pe Rice ' JAvoly neton| PIRST CLASS = SITUATED, 3. St, Dept. "D Constructed br house, 11 Rd di mpro infos fronts TWO FARMS 84,200 BACH: ALSO| So ry Dostors Peaislente and farm, 30.500, noxt mon may. sell. ractice or s! a Nn, ply Yo John Gardiner, 151 bread, 196, "Union" Stree Wellington street. "FAIRVIEW Wt un JAC Rt 8T., SUMMBR COTTAGE, FOUR BED- nm tous, een rooms, kitchen and dining room, 0§ motern proy i miles from city, on the St. Lawrence. Good water supply Boat and boat- cheng, house. Apply Box 92, this Office. kitchens, - yearly tenance $40 CASH BUYS. A NEW MASSEY | puunion: ADBIY Hurris Bicycle, cushion frame and : conster brake. Has never been -un- ARCHITECTS. ¥ crat@d. Regular $65 wheel. Jas. A. VAD, ThoMison, P.O, Drawer, 271, Gan- ee ea anogue. wm NEWLANDS. ARORITECT. ce, Second! | SPLENDID INVESTMENT, OWNER stors, cofuer B retiring, _ Four, (4) mood tennea-{ ~ Sitests. aaniranas, Bako ments. Three (8) that rent for over » of $200. °o a fourth des Corner grocery, and up- a I Tar POWER & SON, ARO ood 'clean lgeali chant's Bank Build i trade xtablished > needed. Sanitary conditions. i ana' Wane SE Lh Price, $8, P Wellington St., "Dept. "hr BOARD AND ROOMS, TWO FURNISHED le! in pleasant location, Mithout required Ton known. Address + office A TTT SRS "Phone, 845. ROOMS TO BE house in board | Teferences "H, Luk ho "care Whig MO! mums ; avERrooL, LO! GIRLS IN OUR KNITTING, ing and paper hox department, or without experience. Steady work FINISH. with T CLAS iT SECOND HAND YOR Card Room. Apply Joseph Simpson Sons, Berkeley and Esplunde, Tor- onto. REPAIRING, UPHOLSTERING, pets to clean to-order, ot treet. " OTHER Sie WARM HELP, kinds of hein "HB." 208 Wellingto, DEPARTMENT oF mA AND DEFENCE Siyawa, (IN DUPLI- cate) for the sapply of Coal and Fucl Wood required to heat the Military Buildings . at Kingston, Ont. for the twelve months beginuing 1st July, 1904, will be received up to Friday, 15th dune next. Bach tender is to be marked "Ten. der for Fuel," to the Secretary of the Militia Counoil, Ottawa Printed forms of tender containing full particulars may be obtained from the Secretary of the Militia Council, Ottawa, or at the @ffice of the Officer Conumand- ing Eastern Ontario, Kingston, who will furnish a}i information required. ach tender must be accompanied Ly an accepted cheque, payable to the ordor of the Honourable the Minister of Militia and Defence, for five per cent of the amount of the tender. "Which will he forfeited if the party making the tender declines to sign a contract when called upon to do so. If the tender be not ac- vepted the cheque will he returned The Departinent does not' bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. L. SEALED and addressed ¥. PINAULT, Colonel, Deputy Minister of Militia and Defence, Department of Militia and Defénce, Ottawa, My% 18th, 1906. ~ EEE -- WIVES' DRESSES Blamed for Demoralization in ® Army. Berlin, May 31.<The chief of the battalion at Blankenburg has to issue a special officers on infantry found it necessary notice to non-commissioned the subject of their wives' dresses. Ih order that these costly dresses may be obtained, says the commandant, the non-commissioned "officory must keep themselves short of food. He points out that good food alone makes a corps capable of valiantly support ing the fatigues of military ser¥ice, a box of bulk said a customer Drug Store buys MeCon- He knows I would not candy at any in Giwon's Red Cross Tuesday. He always key's in sealed packages. the maker then. The city council of Medicine Hat pfoposes to buy out the Bell Téle- phone system of the place and run it themselves, ! Rev. Oliver Chittick, Met ister at Cottam, Ont. pelled from the ministry. ET ------ Listen . For The Bronchial ""Wheeze."" buy price, odist min- 7 hat been ex- It means that dingage will soon. ate tack the lungs. Whenzing is Histress- ing to the sufferer and annoying to his friends, Nothing half so certain in bron hitis, and throat trouble as "Catarrhozone;" it gives instant re- lief und cures oven the worst cases. Bronchitis fairly flees under the magic influence of Catarrhomons which cures so thoroughly the diseasé never re. turns. Other remedies may relieve, but 'atarrhozone" . cures" bronchitis, entarrh, and, throat trouble for all tive to come. Sold everywhere, ads and good wages pafd. Apply King ston Hosiery Co. ney street. WANTED. Wi ad perk on Sunday. or yviolation of the Sunday law, and : PRIVATE BOARD 428 Princess street, Vaughn Torrace. I I rr ---- AND ROOMS, AT cane, baek wr watch. warded tron Hl SHIRT Carefully set well, ~~" LOST. A BLACK LE ATHER Fon, a pearl buck and dog's head. ward for its return to this Dee A LADIDS | GOLD WATCH, CLOSED by returning to th MEDICALS. IR. WH SCARTHY, OFFICE Dr. Ryan, corner rock streets. x Are the kind we sell, lot of time in picking out the choicest. the _ daintiest, EXCLUSIVE 75c. to $4.00 THE SOMERVILLE CO. HIGH CLASS MILLINERS: plist, pre wh he alk ~ in On, Bu LATELY Vie i Toi "WAISTS ma We have spen t a and our stock is | made our Shirt Waists fit well, look well, - FROM ii AMIN EX finish, handsome, Gas Ranges and Hot Plates S chasing. All our Ranges contain the latest improvemeats, steel top, steel trays, asbestos floor protector ebony nicule-plated hinges, burners made. ELLIOTT BROS 77 Princess Street. E our line of Gas Stoves. before pur- asbestos-lined ovens, -galvanized etc. ; durable and "Argand" burners, the most successful Prices reasonable. : "Phone 35 ~ ---- interpreted crop its owner direct He set up as his defence, work of necessity. Th desided against him, in a literal manner, says |p The Churchman. To save a cranberry Proposes to be guided only by ried to the state supteme court, which -- Blue Laws Still In Fores. (folit folarme, that aa Dhow, In Massachusetts the law * is being | changed" since the Sunday law is of no pertinence. ed 400 pickérs to y the framers of the law intended. was prosecuted P| b---------- It pays to buy hot water b and fountain: avringes at Gibson's Cross Drug Store. Al Jo these, that it was a case was onr- Incidentally the