of et gE Ire fii z i iil : a i EEF fit 7 a primi: POVBONY a Jamul. p¥ec since the \ glee White Caslmeey White Piques, White Luktres, White Pp i ase hite Miata, Musling, Ducks, 3 assortment' in the 'very latest ideas, $1, $1.25, 81.50, 81.75 £2, $2.50, 83. each. ; in MUSLIN KIMONAS, eto. | loor Rugs Now shrk jun to hand, best English makes, superior: in we ar to. any car- [to any room. Sizes, 1x2, up to 5 yards long. TAPESTRY, BALMORAL, JASSY, WOOL, VELVET, prices, $3.75 to $27.50 ice Curtains WHITE COTTON VESTS. 0e., 18c., -15¢c., c., Bo. ies' and Girls' hich * we have one or two sets to a design, ? Long and short sleeves, high and low » Vests BISEE VESTS Tuiported makes, p10, 0c, Fin viene] rs ona and short sleeves, Drawers to SUMMER WOOL VESTS- White and natural eolor, long > 75¢., 90c,, 81, $1.25, WESTS--Long and short sieves, 10c. to 600. each. AN 1 RWEAR-Geniiio French kes, all , 30 to rts have long and short sleeves; Bee, Or ae pen UNDERWEAR-Tn Lisle, Balbriggan and Wool, ETE whe PERWEAR-Sujpable for summer wear, 81, i SHE ® H i £51 od Beaver, "to has appointed John. § as out to would be less than pi «FEiE in demand recovery of numerous lost arti- information is claimed EEFRBEXEZER | PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Culled From All Over The World. Port Arthur carpenters are out on trike. Cl 4 \ British Columbia government may soon to the people. 8.8. Yanarina, McLea McIntyre line, inward, at Father Point, 10.10 a.m. . The two-year-old son of W. J. Man- ning, of Glendale, Man., fell into an unused well and was drowned. F. F. Lemieux, Sudbury, has been appointed mining recorder for the Sud- bury division at a salary of $500 a Tr. ine Ethel Woods, Almonte, while in bathing, in Mississippi river, was drowned, She was a fourteen The state department received a de- patch from Amoy, China, announcing that two British subjects were killed thirty-three miles from Amoy. : Two men were drowned and thirty- five others had a narrow escape, to- day, as the result of a leak in the East river tunnel, New York. ' Henry B. Spotton, M.A., principal of Harbord Street - Collegiage Insti- tute, was appointed high school in- spector, succeeding John BE. Hodgson. W. W. Moore, chief of the markets 4 division of the department of agricul- ture, has been delegated by Mr. Fish- er to make an inspection of all the meat packing house in the dominion, MISS ORKNEY'S WILL. Charitable Bequests, will Amount to Half Million. Montreal, June 20.--The will of the late Miss Elizabeth Orkney, during her life a gonerous benefactor of many Montreal charitable institutions, con- tains, it is understood, about $500,000 in charitable bequests. The estate is worth upwards of $800,000; and. of this. about $250,000 is bequeathed to relatives and friends. The principal charitable bequests provided for in the will are the Mont- real General Hospital, Protestant Hos- pital for the Insane, Montreal Art As- sociation and the YM.C.A. The two hospitals and the Art Gallery fare given $50,000 each and the ¥. M, C.A. about the same sum, The hospitals and the YALC.A. are, the residuary toes, , eGill University: is loft $25,000 to found a scholarship, while $10,000 is given to the House of Refuge, and $5,000 to ths Salvation Army, MUTINY BREAKS OUT AFRESH In Kronstadt--The Whole City is Rioting. St. Petersburg, June 20.~Mutiny has broken out afresh. at Kronstadt, The whole city is rioting. The auth- orities have no control' over the situa- tion. sailors are in open rebel lion, The soldiers no. attention when ordered to oy arvests, and the workmen clash with the troops frequently. Fresh troops arrived to- day, but had no effect on the rioting sailors. Other troops are on the way. ---------------- LOCAL OPTION DISTRICTS W---------- Will Have Special Inspector Over Toronto, : June 20.~The government A. provincial i under the Jigguor Jisouse act, for the special purpose of seeing that the law striotly enforced in local option dis- triets, There have been complaints, of ' Napanee; John Harrick, Fo term--Byron - R. Cockburn, Chester Rev. D. . W , E. C. Whitney, Ottawa. ' term--Goldwin alker, G. D, Castoria at Gibson's Red Crone Deng Store. . 5 Ome grown green peas on Satur- daz at Sornoviiee, P - from , tuner Chickering's, at McAnley's book store, Several van oA Slay picnickers went down to Kingston Mills this af- tern oon. Double 'cash coupons for balance of this weok at Mullin's. The insurance commission is likely to visit Kingston to heet testimony reg concerns, The 1906 kodak catalogues are out, Sceure one at Best's. James Sowards has received the con- tract for coal for the Kingston asyl- um. 2,760 tons are required. The death occurred in Toronto, on June 14th, of Robert J. Campbell, formerly of ° Kingston, aged thirty years, The. meeting of . the retail drug. gists of district No. 2, will be held in Brockville the early part of July, Kingston drug men will attend. Tho Rutherford, a member of the choir of Queen street Methodist church, was presented with a cut glass set and suitable address, to mark an important event. A letter from -a Kingstonian under canvass at Cobourg says the grass is about a foot high and he has not had dry feet since leaving home. He will be heartily glad when the time comes to break J. W. Gibson says present in the fac- , is very . The is equally brisk. Ho. thinks there will be no cheese bought this season below 10c. City visitors, to-day: W. A. Carson, N. E. Stock- G. FF. Deane, F. C. Loveless, Mrs. and Miss Clair city; Mr. and Mrs. well, Oswego; Lansdowne; Mrs. Thomasville, TH.; borne, New York William Sullivan, St. Paul, Minn. At the home of her son, Ezra Fer guson, at Glen Park, on Tuesday, oc. curved the death of Catherine, widow of Allen Ferguson, Mrs. Ferguson was born at Picton, Ont., Seventy-seven years and nine months ago, residing there until the death of her husband when she came to Glen Park, where she had spent the past six years. Re mains will be buried at Pict Thursday. - ---------- CANADA'S BRANCH BANKS. 'They Number 747--Current Loans, $289,158,000. Canada now has 1,454 branch banks, On 3lst, 190), a date on which statistics of bank branches are available, the number of "bank branches in Canada is given as 747, - $ branch. Cur 000, being £366,000 reat loans are toon $489 ,683,000, while the number of branches on 30th April Was apparently 1,439, thus al- lowing an average of $338,000 of cur- mt Joan. Jou ch branch, With the vent on lst of the Sterli bank. of Canada the number of branches is increased to 1,454, and the average of loans per branch reduced to $334,000. An examination of the de posite would show. smilar results, ---------- Marine Paragraphs. The schooner Acacia, has cleared for Oswego, for coal. I) at Richard- 0 schooner Pilot is sons, with a load of old iron, from Amherst Island. : South pau Pble, arrived to-day, from Sou a; r for Vapor, + JO 8 general quryy steambarge - Arctic having - un- loaded her cargo of bunchwood, will clear, to-night, light, for Deseronto. The sghooner 1,; cleared, this afternoon, from Richardsons', with feldspar, for Sodus and. the schooner Queen of the Lakes, arrived from the same place, to load more of the valu able ore, : Didn't Hurt . "Has your' congressman done good in Washi pr pny "No," answered Farmer Carntossel, Were not complainin'. He hasn't done any harm around this neighbor- hood." ---------------- The number of deposit in th British post-office axvings hang has dopbled in the last fiftecn years. It is now nearly ten millions. A drowniig man at a straw will do a% n h A. P. Purritt was olestad president of the Toronto Qtock Exchange. late, in to to f the law in ¢ 'local option districts, E. Bruce Macdonald, clutch, and a man that's thirsty will |, march yy and 25. Sale with regular So we'll offer 400 ferent widths and in regular prices after row, 10 ¢ AW This 'is you needn't read a come to-morrow again. ° paragon frames, handles, the best bretlas, with silk covers, which bo extremely well. Ladics' Ungbrellas, 1.75, 2.00 and on ings. include Engl In the plain covers- are very suitable as the linen us did special; strong Bn ean a Qthers, hemstitched, . "broidered; at' 3.50 say that it in your home, as that on the street. : LA row, in eight splendid ° quali- goes on around the section for White India Linons, the favorites with| ties, per yard, 124, 15, 18, 3 mex. materials leaves many ong. all who have ever used them, 20,- 25, 30,35 and i... large enough § hil ends--somy per yard, 123, 20, 25, 30, 33, White Linen 'Suitings, made with pe-| *™¥ only. for ie dren's droge 35, 40, 45 aml |... culiar and valiable firm round twist] *°™¢ ®™Y for waists. You) 4, it White Pereian Lawns, in four qual | od thread which adds so.greatly to] Worth while to look them over and ities, per yard, 15, 20, 25 and 30c. the wearing * and laundering whateyer You choose you mg, be g White P.K's, per vard, 121, 13, 18, 20| * qualities, per yard, 40, 45, 49, 0 it. is a real remnant bargain--wiy) Sr Be. . 39, GB and... Riennoan® profit on your side. ! the JOHN LAIDLAW & SON JORN LAIDLAW & SON ---- Lovely Some More of Those - Valenciennes Laces Fancy Aprons Right in the midst of the greatest lace seg Last week the Aprons we offered created son in our history we were offered this ba- great commotion. Fortunately we |. . . - ave se. lance lot of lace. To call it a bargain is speaking mildly--but we must turn it into in a few hours--it must not interfere Laces, in splendid new patterns of dif- and 7e. a yard; your choice to-mor- count off these régular prices of just Weather If you have a, good Umbrella column. But if you haven't, well, for your own good, read it all. and | Gentlemen's. Umbrellas, * durable covers and day use, each only At 1.50, we have splendid Gents' Ut: | Gloria and AN-Silk. Handles are score of prices between T5c. and " very stylish and attractive and 7.50, but can only mention these frames strong, but neat. | di two most popular styles, and in: Ladies" Navy Silk Umbrellas, very : all vm Hole : all to-morrow : popular just now, at 3.00. or.3.50 vite you to see each, White Linen Parasols surface--we have one splen- Umbrellas Covered | Perhaps you've been caught in the rain with an Umbrella you were al- most ashamed to raise? Yes? Don't doesn't matter--it does. Might almost as well have dirty shoes if the handle is firm and the frame strong, we'll have a new cover put.on!Faney Cream' Materials, per yard, 25, e uf ~well--and moderately. evn J 10, 49, 69; 75, 90; : : wear, at 3.50, : ad 1 HOW ABOUT YOUR SUMMER DRE TO-MORROW ? get Hensy of warm 'sultry weather all this We're bound to The. scasons seem. to. have fallen, back to the old-time kind ,.""" . everybody is going to try to. keep cool during July and As nd ngy Notwithstanding the fact that black and cream materials have bese} sed perhaps conquered, the throne of fashion, cool white fabrics will be ho \ ilar--just because of the comfort they give. ely your Te somse wel] ; ou aim of the. best OPportunigity, 1, secure lety of qualities and prices (though you'll find < each price exactly fits the sents) will greet you. Some favorites : White Swiss Spot Muslins, which are very popular for the light summer dresses, will be ready by to-mor- Remnants Such brisk and constant selling ge cured one more small lot. can hope to get at such a pr a serious loss to the makers. on 25 dozen, White Aprons, of just a.) good quality, make and finish | But this is all we ice--for jt Means For to-morrow : stock. dozen Valenciennes {those offered last week, some with qualitios, running f1ill shoulder and pretty embroidery, | mostly at 4, 5, 6 others quite plain--all worth regu ® larly 256. or over; but to-morrow »'dlock, with a dis your choice only 25¢. for 3, or each i apron only... : JOHN: LAIDLAW. & SON sue JOIN LAIDLAW & SON - [The Last Chanceto Secure Your Long | White Kid Gloves "Twas a lucky turn of business for- tune's wheel that sent us an assortment of Long White Kid Gloves. That the lot is small, you'll expect, for it's quite generally (known that not more than one store in [five hundred has long kids at all. "Well. 'we could have sold them in Montreal at a thandsome profit, but instead we will give | {to-morrow early comers a chance to get them. : ana - Long Dressed White Kid Gloves, made and finished perfectly, in twe lengths, to-morrow, a pair only $800 ar... LLL LT A few Long Undressed White Kid Gloves, in splendid qua- lity, to-morrow, a pair only 1.50. ; JOHN LAIDLAW & SON White Waists for ny more in this before it rains with strong of English make, . Sumi nobby n " for every 1.00 Slowly but surely, the story of the immense variety and splendid quality of our White Waists is becoming known to all Kington women. It's an assortment you'll feel happier for having seen even if you don't buy any. We have and linen (Gloria) | th: wear and look | ate 1.00; 1225, 1.50, up to 1.00 Cover- ish Union, French White Waist, of very fine sheer lawn, *| with handsomely t, having neat side tuck ly tucked back; and t toned to clbow. Th become one of our popular waists. Thursda embroidered bu I cuff but 149 which by the way for hand-painting, ed has a splendid 115 i st but neat, White Waist, of finest lawn, with very 1 hurs handsomely embroidered front; r ws at LE cong, ow day of Val. lace insertion and tucks, full : 8 anoth sleeves finished a three-quarter lengt : pi, : with frills of material and cl of fine tucks between two row lace insertion, finighed with ¢ lace tormatch front, Thurs 249 GRY aia dts gsi . ite Summer Skirts White P.K. Skirts, in the lat st - mer styles, very cool and durable, at 2.50 and 2.95. White Linen Skirts, "of fine pur the choice of nearly all for Cream San Toy Cloth, per yard, 99¢. Cream Eolicnne, per yard, 75¢. Cream Taffeta Cloths, per -yard, and. 69¢. : Cream Poplin, per yard, 65¢. Cream Serges, per yard, 19, 60 de. 49 and im Cream Lustres, per yard, 49, 75 and 0c, Cream Figured Lustres, five designs, per yard, an Umbrella like Bring it here and linen, summer KINGSTON TO St. James' to Capit: wa, via the GT.R. out from the station this morning. trip, gain from draw out the many year's crowd was al last year's trip. rive in the capital at the number would hundred, good, the until to-morrow, "Easy to take," at 8 was sentenced uble, cash coupons for balance of this week at Mullins, tary confinement, ---------- Church Annual Trip The third annual excursion to Otta- der the direction of St. James' church was well patronized by townsfolk, over 250 leaving on the train, which The popularity of coupled with the theap fare, served to ~The éxcursionists wore due to. ar the otherspicked up at way stations, when the special pulled in at its destination. Some wil » the special at 7.30 o'clock, this even- ing, though as "the tickets will be majority will remain over Blaud's iron tonic pills, 125 for We, Dest' Kean, the Philadelphia kidnapper, id to twenty years in soli- arefoot Sandals FOR THE CHILDREN We have all sizes in Children's Baref ot Sandals. They are cool, comfortable and very popular dur. ing hot weather. P. . Size 1 to 4, soft soles, for babies, .......ccocnminee pis E, Batley, Size 3 to 7, Grecian Sandal. hand*sewed sole, ...... - Size 8 to 10, Grecian Sandal, hand-sewed sole. Size 11 to. 2, Grecian Sandal, hand:sewed, sole, a Eg ad # tw att 8 ~ : THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE The best assortment of HAND BAGS in the city. OTTAWA. il al. and OC. PR;, un- nlled at eight o'clock the its "travellers. This as large as on noon, and with total about five 1 return * on choeolate-coated 3