15, Bruises, Chafeg otts Linimeny PY to the afcing "ec, of Cleanser ze bottle, 25 cents, "sale at be procured a Lryeiat, it s _ White 5 Johg Ny Be iment A a hols he WwW ig 5 Time Have "S modelled i daired GOURDIER'S Brock Street vy Exclusive Fur Store s in Pearls r Bride, idesmaid or oomsman 1 Stars, and Pend- in quaint and deli- lesigns. 1 Bar Pins, Handy Lace Pins, and es. 1 Paved Stick for Cravat or Tie, le in style and TH BROS. lers :: Opticians Phone 666 's of Marriage JOLINE in your tank ur dock. stock of Dry Bat. rk Plug and Coils hand. & YOULDEN IMITED. REE! lagazines Ladies on ome and aper Patterns, the no higher, new em over, You'll SCIALS orth 8c. for 5c.2 - p. 200 yards, extra It's a beauty, own in Kingston® 75¢. line, to olear Fast Black Cot- 0 at 2 pairs for t 15¢c. and 18¢c. a shaw Ey why . SATURDAY, Fr Fr ™ of Humming Bargains JUNE 23rd. The greater part of the stock from Montreal has arrived. ~ Seasonable merchandise has never before been offered at prices so absolutely low. : + KINGSTON'S FASTEST GROWING STORE" Is making greater records evéry day. "This saleis|® the most gratifying triumph we have ever known. Matchless values are the secret of it. In all our suc- cessful eepers ence in bargain giving we have never been able to offer the public Ony-saviag opportunities the equal of these. Investigate! Convince yourself of the un eled nature of these Offerings. 78 ONLY, LADIES' CREAM SILK WAISTS, the very latest patterns, trimmed with fine Valenciennes in: sertion' and lage. Some buttoned in back, dnd some in front, all sizes, These waists were made to sell at from $3.50 to $4. Our Sale Price while they last | sie $2. 48 500 YARDS . GOOD BON, all colors: Regular 20c. yd. for 10c. Yard Regular 15c¢. yd. for Sc. Yard TAFFETA RIB- 75 LADIES' WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, made of fine cotton, wide umbrella f.ill of lawn, trimmed with fine in- sertion and lace, some with em- broidery . insertion . and wide em- broidery dust frill of lawn. Sizes 3% to 42. Regular price $2.50 to $3. Our Sale Price 89 ONLY, LADIES' WAISTS, extra fine qual other styles. These failed they had to go. from 85 to $6. « Our Sale Price while they 120 LADIE! witle 'émbroidery, Sizes, 38 to 42. to $1.75. Regular Our Sale Price Valénciennes insertion and lace, waists made for a leading Toronto goods merchant, but when the firm CREAM SILK lity, latest New York patterns, with yoke of fine wore dry All siges. The regular price of these waists is last S' WHITE UNDERSKIRTS fine cotton, with umbrella frill of dust frill of lawn. price $1.50 75 ONLY, LADIES' CORSET COV- ERS, fine cotton, round neck, fin- ished with lace and two rows inser- tion, some trimmed with embroidery, string at waist. Regular price 50c. 60. PAIRS ONLY, ERS, fine: cotton, embrel of = tucks, and embroid Regular :price 90c. pair. LADIES' ished with row of insertion, DRAW- la frill fin- clustre ery edging. each. : Our Sale PRIOR cnivinasss "rreimminnnersdinssin Our Sale Price ............ cocci. © 25¢ 59. Pair 45 ONLY, FINE CREAM SILK KNIT. | 75 ONLY, LONG LACE SCARFS, in SHAWLS, - beautiful - designs; | pale and Alice blue. Regular price © ithe fringe ali round." Regular price | 65¢. $3 eath: } } QUES PRISE ....oiiives coniivisssiapriasss vad $1.48 500 YARDS: EXTRA WIDE. FANCY LACE (imported). Good value at 15¢. yard. Our Sale Price uu... cassis 8c. Yard Our Sale Price .. ed). Good value at 10c, insertion to match. Our Sale Price 2. Each i = 300 YARDS FANCY LACE (import- | ened with a yard, Also 200 WHITE . EMBROIDERED TURN- OVER COLLARS. Regular price 10c. to 15e. I Our Sale Price 100 FANCY SILK BRAID trimmed sith Regular price 40c. Our. Sale ¥ with pale blue COLLARS, and pink 100 LEATHER HAND' BAGS, with fine leather handle with brass trim- mings, open at both sides, No. 1, worth $1, for No. 1, worth $1.25; for 250° PAIRS TOWELS, sizes 19x37 in. Damask, pair, Pure Linen with fringe. Regular price 10c. Our Sale Price ... 500 LAWN sampl: Ss, tucks, "differ&b patderns. to $1.25. APRONS, bibs ma trimmed 300 PAIRS TOWELS, en, size 17x34 in. 25¢. pair. unb Reg: Our Sale Price 2c. Pair nufacturer's with' fine insertion and embroidery. All Worth from se. 16¢. to Te leached Fin- ular price " 15. Pair BIC CHANCE FOR MEN AND BOYS 600 MEN'S ANP 'BOYS' AND QUTING SHIRTS, best makes, includihg Tooke's and ' Crescent brand. Sizes, 12 'té 17. Regular : price 65c. to $1.25. Your Choice on Saturday ...... .. 42. Exch NEGLIGEE 1280 § P4NGY: SILK TIES, Han Regular price 2c. : make, lntest shape On Sale Saturday Four-in- and colors, to 35¢. 123c. Each JUST UNPACKED 75 MEN'S SUITS, made of English Tweeds, in the lat est patterns, check effects, well made od well . trimmed. Regular price 2. Special for Saturday Only ............ $6.50 49 MEN'S. TWO-PIECE light chictks and stripes, m SUITS, in made of all wool English and Canadian Tweeds. Jusat the thing for this weather, Reg- ular price $7 to $8.50 Special for Saturday ......... cccocctonn $3.50 : A joyous . heart is a pernanent blessing. Our prices make the heart feel glad. Do not forget that this sale begins Saturday, June 23rd. See Our Window Display. oe THE NONGREAL BANKRUPT STOCK 00 180 Princess Street DAILY BRITISH. WHIG,. FRIDAY, JUNE 22. ---------------------- - WORSE AND WORSE ARE THE DETAILS OF ENG- LISH MEAT SCANDAL. FC ------ Investigations Into German Can- ned Meats Rival the Chicago Revelations -- Every Appli- ance Used is Unsanitary.. London, June 22.--As an outcome of the Chicago meat scandal, the Daily Mail employed Dr. Forbes Ross, a hygienist, to inspect the London meat preserving factories, and it has print- od several reports on the caterers of the best goods. Dr. Ross has now be- gun oi investigation of the methods ved by e makers of German othe oD food that is sold in the poorer districts, The details given equal, if they do not eclipse, the worst alleged against the Chicago packing houses. Every appliance used is de elared to be unsanitary. To Establish Branches. Liverpool, June 22.--It is reported that two of the leading Chicago pack- ers, who have been badly hit by the meat ex sures, propose to establish branch houses in Great Britain, with offices in London. | the United States will be packed, in glass cases, in Scotland. FASHION'S FORM. Splendid Model For the Slender Girl. An extremely pretty shirt-waist mo- del for the slender girl is that pietur- ed herve, to be mide up in any one of the almost endless variety of washa- ble materials | displayed in tempting fashion upon the retail counters. For sporting wear a fine French flannel in some pretty color and pattern may he | effectively used. Blue chambray® was used in the original modal of this de- sign. The back is laid in pleats from neck te waist lines and stitched, and the fronts are tucked in clusters al- most to the bust line, an inverted pleat rauning' from neck to waist line 'between the two groups 'of tucks. The fullness gained by the release of the tucks just above the bust line is drawn easily into the belt. and the front pléat is fastened with white linen buttons, the turnback cuff on the three-quarter length shirt sleeve fnst- similar button. The collar lis made wih white pique, edged with \dancy braid and trimmed with two {white embroidery medallions, UNDER THE ELMS "At Six 0'Clock ing." On Wednesday morning, at sit o'clock, a very pretty wedding was solemnizéd at "The Elms," Tichborne, the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Brad- shaw, when their daughter, Mary Kl- len, was united in marriage to Law- rence A. Cameron, formerly cashier of the K. & P. railway company, King- ston. Rev. John Boyd of Kingston, performed the ceremony, which took place on the lawn under the shade of the beautiful trees surrounding the home. The wedding march was played by, Miss Mabel Richards, Kingston. The bride was given away by her father and looked charming in a gown of cream taffeta silk, carrying a bouquet of cream _ roses, her bridal veil falling over all. The bride's sister, Miss Jenny, made a: dainty brides- maid, wearing a frock of white organ: die, and carrying a pretty bouquet of white carnations and maiden hair fern. Miss Evelyn Cameron, sister of the groom, as maid of honor, was be- comingly - gowned' in white voile, The groom, who was very popular while in Kingston, was ably supported. by Samuel Y, Sleeth of Kingston. The groom's gift to the bride was a gold necklace,- to the bridesmaid, pearl crescent pins, and to the groomsman, a fleur-de-lis stickpin. ° After the ceremony the guests, who numbered about 'one hundred, entered the dining room, where a dainty wed- ding breakfast awaited them, the ta- bles being decorated with carnations and ferns, The bride's going-away suit was of navy blue panama oloth with jaunty hat to match. The happy cou- ple drove to the station amid a show- er of rice and old slippers. Their trip, which will be an éxtended one. will be to the west, touching at Winnipeg, Brandon and Minnedosa, The Tide's presents were beautifal and useful, conspicuous one being a clock Present, ed hy the staff of the K. & P. railway company. Those attending from outgide points were: Dr. and Mrs. Spencq, Syracuse, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, Horton; Mr. and Mrs. G. Gray, Montreal; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Inverary; Miss Gertrude Sleeth, Kingston; Mr. and Mrs. A. Vanluven, Yarker; Dr. T. Fleming, Ruffalo, N.Y. in the Morn- Excursion To Kingston Mills And Washburn. Wednesday, Jupe 20th and Satur. day, June 23rd. Rideau Queen leaves Swift's wharf at 9 a.m., Wednesday and Saturday. Homme at 6 pm. Fare 25e. return. Big Doings. These are straw hat days, and that Meat brought from ney 0 TRHNK ry LRN NUVI SYSTEM ar ry Eg hndon, =. - An | me At RN TR 300 | Nadoou BN a Be Be Receedaw = 1 Ww {- aw t GOING Oth Jove wi ane Maa wR July 17h, a «Nap. Th For Surther particulars, Tickets, Tourist Car to MANLY, Agest, Corner Jonnsan wd. ni Ontario Han ' KINGS LT PEMBROKE 2G Ala SINGLE FARE DOMINION DAY Going 200K and' 30th, July 2nd. Raine 4 ih wt 3rd, 1900, Homeseekers' Excursions --_--TO in Manitoba. god, Canadian North-West July 3rd and 17th «Full particulars at K. & PP. and C. P. RN. Ticket office, Ontario strest. FF. CONWAY, F. A. FOLOUER, JR. Gen. Pass. eH, Gen. Sopt. Bay of Quinte Railway New short le for Tweed, Napanee, Deseronto, and 'all local pointes Trains teave City Hall Depot at 4 pm. ¥F. JONWAY, Agent B, Q. Ry., Kingston. QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED fiver and Gulf of St, Lawrence Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes Screw 'lron SS. Campana," electric bells and all alls Frou Pie Ah ON Ba a Pm. une 16th and 'August : th July 3 oy s dor. Picton, Gaspe, Mal Perce, o, 'Grand River, "Yimmersite, PE and Charlottetown, PEL, BERMUDA Summer os Jexedfillons, si BYR. he *Bermu Tw ian," ig 5.500" tons. Bony fortnightly from New York, from Hine ol? to 2st health and comfort. ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec. For tickets and statero J. P. HA Givi Rat py Daily Line Ww NK - Toronto, Charlotte, Thousand Islands, Brockville, Prescott and Montreal. Ber nece Kingston & Toronto LE AVE KINGSTON : olog Eabt--Dally except Monday at o 5 Gone West~Dadly excébpt Monday at Riogeton to Clayton, 1,000 Island Ports, Brockville or a att. doin and returning Sunday only, ie a ston, to x a and - return. Go- a oO nday. Retu ' T. R. Monday. re $8. ing 9 Also as atoy ta Toronto and Charlotte foing Saturday returning Sunday or Monday. terooms apply to or J. P. GILDER- Agents, Kingston, Hamilton, Toronto, Bay of Quinte and Montreal Line LEAVE KINGSTON : $ Going East, Wednesdays. Fridays and Sundays at p.m Golog West, Tuesduys, Thursdays and Saturdays. at 4 pam, J.P, HANLEY, J.8WIFT-& CO., . . Ticket nt. Freight Agents, Lake Ontario and Bay-of Quinte Steam- boat Company Limited port, Gananoque add Islas Hieturning wi, I, a. "a8 5 pm. for othester, J t B Quinte Ports. = gr Af ay ol STR. ALETHA & Youves Mondays tt 5 pan., for Picton and intermediate Bay of Quinte Ports. For full. imformation ahnly to EB. KF. Hotsey, General Manager, Kingston; J. Bi 'Hriley. Ticket Agent ; Jas. 5 Co, Freight Agents. Fyce | ALLAN LINE Roratmen »e { MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. Commencing Fin 2 ateamior will leave Kingston' Monday, at | 10.15 m.m., for * Afoxe: Bay, itock- - CONDENSED 0 ADVERTISING 'RATES First insertion, Xe. a word. Bach cons secutive insertion thereafter . ic.; a word. Minimum charge for one in Advt, 4 lines or under a week, $4 Advi, 4 A or under 8 month, $3. Everybody a Kingston Reads the WHIG A (8 GOOD HONEST ° BOY, TO LEARN oa Mal Apply ta M. F, Wright, pi Unt. FIRST-CLASS ESE 00K HIN wants position hotél or hoarding house. Apply 88 Princess street HELP, THE YEAR ROUND. yd at ons oo Nant domestics, facto Department VR., ad Wal awesom street. -------------------------------- MEN UR NOMEN, AS SANVASSERS. ¥ per y. ISxpe hee not sary. Apply at once, 208 Welling- ton strect, Dept. "B." AT ONCE, COUPLE * OF GOOD plumbers improvers ; three to four years experionce. Good wages . to right parties. Hullitt & Hradiey, Oshawa, Ont, goon GENERAL SERVANT. AP- ---------------------------------- A GOOD GEN _SBRVANT. NO wl he. 50 i Avpty to Miss : ag T0 EPEE THE. vis A Sea Sul poe Jann S90A a ie Se arg - ond atresy 2M B.A. 5 Whig oles. TO PURCHASE, A BRICK D ing house, eight rooms, all Tae rn tate Price, ete. Address 4 commumications to pox £AB.Cy,"" Whig office. LOSERS OF VALUABLE ARTIC Ss - th "The to advertise em 'orul You t as well Jes. your | your woods back as another keep. them, let NS vertising will bring them, rr ---- FOR SALE, CITY "AND FARM PROPERTIES. Saremant Dg 3 255 Welllugton St. GENTLEMEN TO HAVE - THEIR suits pressed and cl hand ; also Jing have an up-to-dal way's, 1381 Brook Stree FIRST-CLASS PATTERN MAKERS, both wood and iron, also laborers ; steaty work and hest Wages address Standard Ideal Com- paid ; puny, Port. Hope, Ont. SALESMEN, FOR AUTO-SPRAY Best compressed-air hand Sprayer made. Libe: terms. Sample machine free to approved agents, Cavers Bros., Galt, Oot. A FIRST-CLASS BOY OR MAN AS clerk in small Boot, Shoe ' and Grocery Store. One with "experierice preferred. State wages wired. Apply te Box 87, Whig Office. GOOD ADDRESS AND ability to 4 sell our h Nursery stock in the city of K permanent ' sitha on. for ho MAN OF ston. A rirht man, " Canada's _ Greatest Nurseries," Stone & Wellington, Toronto. REPRF NTATILVES ny THE Times, (London, England), évery- where to handle The '"Thmes } Edition combined yt other Brith publications. Liberal terms to workers. Exclusive Good side Yne for tors. Apply The Times Agency, Bay street, Toronto, Ont. ---------------------------- A MALE TEACHER FOR THE Kineston Collegiate' Institute to take History and asdin with Latin. Duties to b after vaertion. Salary will tart at 8700 or $900 und go to $800 or $1,000, depend ing on expiérienca and gualification. John ncdonakd; Secy,-Treas,, Board of Education. MONEY AND BUSINESS. LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE Fire Insurance Som pany, Available assets $61,187,215 addition to which the policy holders have fo security the DO miten Nanility of all the stockholders. Farm and city ros Li given. newspaper solick 123 new business got rates from & Strange, Agents. OUR POLICIES COVER MORE ON building and contents than any other company offers. Examine them at Godwin's Insurance Emporium, Mark. et Snuare. ARCHITECTS. I IE EE /M, NEWLANDS, ARCHITECT, OF fice, second floor over Mahood's Drug store, corner Princess and Bagot strects. Entrance on Bagot 'Phone, 608. street. P0WER & SON, ARCHITECT, MER. chbant's Bank Buildin», corner Brock and Wellington streets. 'Phone, 213. ------------------------, = ---- ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OF fice site of New Drill Hall, near cor- ner of Queen and Montreal streets 1IENRY P. SMITH, ete. Anchor Building, Market Squn 'Phone, 345. AMERICAN , ENOYCLOPEDIA, NEW. ADDY b uy bad reason. fo Al mide. made. Galle- gt SPACE IN THIS COLU . FOUR . lines or-under, 25c., one insertion ARCHITECT, & Rg LH Ras o. i a poi bv Go A. street, Kingston, Ont, B0c¢. three. insertions ; §1 a week ; Fo a month. THE ONLY AVAILABLE FIRST acant lot, on Lower Union St, Dan Ay of city pak, Apply 208 Wellington St. Dept, #D.* the following : men, clerk (boot and shos ), elerk" ( every day bding offered. ir ou wouLp, 1x LIKE TO BUY HE Ces ui pay , ness in, Kingston, dare, to pir tield care REY, NINB-ROOMED SOLID brick dwelling, property in frst condition. Good locality, t St. Price Hoe Apply . t. vr SILVERWARE, AT REMARKABLY low prices, 'hy a lady Who Ps ving up housekeoping. The wood seen at J. W. Olyrk on Ya58 Princess street. TWO FARMS $4,200 EACH; ALE Doctor's residence and farm, $6,500, including = practice worth L000 ear. Apply to John Gardiner, 161 ellington street. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND BRICKS, Delivery can be made by water or rail. Awaly to ©. C. Leavens, ville, These bricks have heen in a Inrge chimney, and are in first-class condition. SPLENDID INVESTMENT,' OWNER fetizing, Four, (4) rood ments. Three: 3 that $200. rth includes Corner grocery Thea iebaiity. O ocd rooms. 00 clean locality. Go, groce! trade fahed, No re re Sealer conditions, 1s Price, $8,400. Rarticulary, 208 EE ---------------------------------- LOST. A GOLD CRESCENT BROOCH, SET with pearls, on Park - Avenue, in Macdonald Park, or vicinity, or in the upper portion of the city. Reward for its return to: 129 Bagot street West. DOCTORS MUST REPORT If Not the Health Officer Act. Yesterday afternoon a special = ses- sion of the board .of health was held in the mayor's office, the members pre- sent being + Johh Melntyre (chair man), Dr. J. H. Bell, health officer, Daniel Reeves, J.D. Thompson, J. G, Eyans and Dr. Hanley. The chaioman read a letter as. to the cause of the gathering. Tt was sent by Dr. Evans as to diphtheria in Cataraqui ward, which ho alleged was serous. He complained of the attitude of the doctors, There were ninety-one chil- dren. absent from school as. the result of the scare. Bix familics. were affect- ed with the disease. The. chairman «aid he had conferred with the health officer prior to the receipt of the letter and the schools concerned had beon fumigated. The neglect of medi- cal men was no new thing, The health officer was about to question the statements in the letter when Dr, Evans objected to any review of his letter before he was heard, Dr. Bell then reported upon the cases whieh had been brought to his notice of late. Dr. Evans claimed that the anxiety of the residents warrant- ed his action. He was satisfied that the chairman and Dr. Bell had done everything in their power under the circumstances, but the health officer was being. trifled with and doctors Must Assists Digestion. Victorian, Jue 31, July 19, 6. Joni fags, 3 any 36; Ao 2 hE in,' means big doings here. See our nobby styles and superb values at Campbell , Bros., the straw hat, store. Buy Abby's 'salt at Gibson's | Cross drug. store, IVs fresh thers, Red a Aud % Ave, MONTREAL TO GLASGOW. yy fas et i y n or uonapined Slatin. 2 Mme JUIY 4 Too much food is not good for the digestion. When you ran and cram food into your stomach you destroy the process of dissolving and' assimi- ' * lating You render the gastric juices useless and make yourself unhealthy. Hutch will assist the digestion and will make you healthy. Hutch is doctor for ten cents. AH druggists or , by mail from the Woodward Chemin! Ni. 209 Washington street, Bufialo, Wellington St., Dept. MISCELLANEOUS. ¥ARM HELP, AND ALL OTHER ds Department kinds 'of hel te Br 08 Wellin trent, | PTL PLLIITTE PIOE IIPS PEPTTD BICYCLES TYPEWRITERS § SEWING who did not report their casés should be cited before the magistrate. He intimated . that thero was constant communication between the homes where contagious diseases were quar- tered and the outside world, He cited two cases. In the discussion it was found out that in the ease of one city doctor who failed to notify the health officer of avense of diphtheria, the physician | in question claimed to have 'sent the necessary notice, but Dr. Bell stated it hag never reached him, A lotder was read from Dr. Wood, stating that in the ease of Henderson, which wag among those, referred to by, Dr: Evans, that person's clothes, ete., had been thoroughly fumigated before hes nie back to work. r/ vans was not at all to- believe that the letter to Der hat went, astray, while - J. D. Thompson thought it could be traced. J. D. Tho! held that if doetors did not do what 'they should, aceord- ing to law, then Br. Bell should pro- socute them alte also. Dental & out the in Can You Supply Ti In today's 'Whig: péople are advertising; among "other dion Cooks, canvassersy plumbers, ee ey salesmen, map paper representative, Collegiate Institute encher, nurse, girls for factory, housemaid, ete. 3 2 If you are out of a position, or wish to change i order to bet " your lot; you should read the Whig's want columns. Opportuni Sold and : ----, the magi 141 XING ox Kd ATE EaoR ey Ha Mai! ot hi Hatiys , vig 'Allan Black, King & "FAIRVIEW," class Y A BOARD AD ROOMS. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO. yea! sion. in pleasant Ouse ation: without 3 required unless known. ddress office. PRIVATE BOARD AND "ROOMS 428 Princess street. MERICALE. R. MpCARTHY, OFFI Sd Vn ey ee lemmess nasiutrute other case in the Sehout he would it it up. It was moved by Dr: Sone by D. Reeves : , ysicians not reporting within & ty-four hours infectious 8, within gious diseases shall be proce against by the health officer ae ing to law." Carried. "Three: Swallows." Sir John Power, & "Three FSA Of highest for over a cen ty, duty of. ou of