PLY DR. SOOTT'S LINIMENT FREzLy iso, An_ Excellent Hair Restorer « and Scalp Cleanser, Large bottle, 25 cents. It not for sale at your druggist, always be procured at Jamies 3, Leod's. r. Scott's White Liniment Co pr's.,, St. John, N.B., and Chelins. 1, Mass. clusive Models Our Specialty We make a special study of rrect Furs for Women That is why Our Styles ire out of the ordinary ind yet in harmony with he fur idea of women who know, F. GOURDIER 78 and 80 Broek Street gston's Only Exelusive Fur Store 1 Teble Silver Wo feel that our stock of "Table Cutlery" is second to none. We are particular that the de- signs are néw: and will stand behind the wearing ty of each piece we SMITH BROS. Jewelers :: Opticians Phone 666 Issuers of Marriage DAMANT' Wall Plaster ¢ Ready for use by adding water. Put up in bags, 100 Ibs, In each. hite Rock Finish "ut up In bags, 50 Ibs. in each 5656-57 Barrack Wals St. "Phone 109 Tee ATLTBVTLIVBLLS TVVVLTLTTLVLLVLTLDRLVLS & EMNANT ALE ON RIDAY 1 at ctly Half-Price! Muslins Silks Dress Goods Sateens Chambrys Ribbons aces "mbroideries, etc. kea peep at the pile riday morning, as you ind some good thifigs lot. The prices are | two. Standard hion Sheets For August E, for the Asking Raincoats value in Raincoats, $395 and up. MAN & SHAW. "® The year's most: important retail event continues Daily unmatchable offerings heighten' the enthusiam great of the price cutting at the July OE Without any exception the list of Clothing, Furnishings, Etc. that are being SLAUGHTERED at this store con- stitutes the most remarkable bargains ever offered Dry Goods, in Kingston. . A Bargain Worthy of Your At- tention at Every Turn. 39 only, Very Sheer White Lawn Waists, fine tucked front, set in with "Hie Bmbroidery insertion. Regular price $2.25, 'Oa sale Saturday, $1.25 Shirt Waists, vmbroidery. Colored Print trimmed with price 50c. 33 Only, same Régular On sale Saturday only 29%. Another lot of 22 only, Children's Gingham Dresses, in small Shepherd plaid checks, trimmed with embroi- dery, sizes from % to 14 years, Reg- ular price $1.25. On sale Saturday, 69c. Another lot of Ladies' Hose Support- ers, with front piece and waist band. Regular price 33c. On sale Saturday, 19. Cotton Regular Hose, price 200 pair Ladies' Tan sizes from S to 93. 20c. On sale Saturday, only 1c. 100 pair Linen Towels, with red bor- | ders, pair. On sale Saturday, 10c. Pair 200 Ladies" Pure Handkerchiefs. each. On sale Saturday, 4 for 25¢c. 150 pair White and Grey (Lisle Thread Lace Gloves, 6 to 74. Regular price 40c, On sale Saturday, 25¢. «ize 13x26, Regular price Se. Hemstitched price 10c. Linen Regular »-clasp from 59 Waist Pattérns, in li weave, silk embroidered, pale blue "or pink, any sized waist. $2.50. basket in white, nen enough in for Regular -. price Saturday only $1.49 Another lot of 75 Ladies' pers, all colors, made , well made, all si $1.35. Print Wrap- with flounee zes. Regular Oa sale Saturday, 75e. 55 Ladies' lar price $1.25. Cotton, Nightgowns, and trimmed with embroidery. tuck- Regu On sale Saturday, only 69c. 19 Ladies' White ters attached, sizes fron Regular price £1. Ou sale Satur 75 pair only, Thread Hose, lar price 50e. On sale Satur Ladies Corsets, sizes 9 and 94. with Gar- m 18 te 30, day. 69. Black Lisle Regu- day, 35c. G5 pair Children's 'Brown Open-Work Socks, sizes from 4} to price 20c. and 25c. 6. Regular On sale Saturday, 15e. 150 Ladies' Hemstitched kerchicfs, with colored be lar priee 5c. each. On sale Saturday, Another: lot of 100 Lithc ion Tops. to 3be. On sale Saturday, Regular pric Hand Regu- 10c. graph Cuch e from 2c. 15¢c. Each Lawn wders, 3 for Only two to. a customer. Enticing Prices in Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings ' Just reccived, Suits, 50 Men's English Tweed in light weight, latest pat terns and make. Regular price from 812 to S14. Yours on Saturday, only $8.50 75 Men's Black Lustre thing for this hot price $1.50, On sale Saturday, 98. Front Print Shirts, sizes 15, Regular price 75e¢, On sale Saturday. 33c. Only two to a customer. Coats, just the weather. Regular 100 Soft 16, 16}. 39 pair Men's Trousers, of fine Eng- lish worsteds and tweeds, nice light striped, well made and trimmed. Regular price from $3.50 to $4.50, Yours on Saturday, $2.50 A Chance for the Ladies 85 Patent Leather Purses, with card case and small purse inside, gilt or silver mountings. Regular price %1. On sale Saturday, 49. Suits, with Brownie tweeds, 15 Boys' English of fine effect, made check with separate sailor collar and front. Regular: price from Sizes from 22 to 25. $3.50 to $4. On sale Saturday, $2.25 Another lot of 85 Men's Fancy Wash Vests, single breasted, light and dark shades, &izes from 34 to 40.4 Regular price from $1.50 to $2. On sale Saturday, 100 Men's Fancy Cotton sbme twill and plain, ni with cellars, an Regular price #1 and 8 ~s0me only 69¢. Night Shirts, cely trimmed d. some low, 1.25. On sale Saturday, 69c. 65 pair Men's Strong Working Pants, made. of English and © wool tweeds, well made Regular price from $2 anadian al! and finished. 25 to S50 On sale Saturday, $1. 39 Come Early and Stay Late "As one cannot 'afford to lose such OPBORI ier, THE MONTREAL BANKRUPT STOCK CO. 180 Princess Street, Between Redden's and Crawford's Groceries. 180 ALEVANOER MUR N Kidney-Liver Pills cure ENCOURAGE 'PROPOSAL: TO HONOR HIS MEMORY. Committees Will Be' Formed at Different Centres to Receive Subscriptions From School Children and Others. The proposal to de something f- fective and practical te keep frash and geen the memory o: Alexander. Muir, the author of "Lhe Maple Le," Can- ada's national - anthem, -is one that should be encouraged and supported in all parts of the country. In To- ronto a public meeting was held, in which glowing tributes were paid to the memory of the dead author, and a proposal favored to make the me- morial 'national in character. Com- mittees will be formed at different centres and subscriptions received from, school children and others. Just what character the memorial will as- sume has not been determined pon, but there are more enduring methods of preserving the record of a man's work and worth than by erecting a monument of bronze ar stone. This would tend to preserve the late Mr. Muir's memory in only one or two centres. The expression of devotion and admiration to the deceased pa- triot and sweet singer should be of a more ge neral character, Some com: prehensive plan will doubtless he adopted that will find favor with all true Canadians to honor in a worthy way the memory of a man who was beloved by all for his gentle charae- ter, lofty "spirit and intense pa- triotism. Although thousands of copie of his song, '"T'he Maple Leaf," have beon sold, Muir never made one Alexander dollar out of its publication. He liv- ed and died a eomparatively poor man. He was content to have given Canadians a soulful, elevating, stir ring me lody that warmed their hearts and quickened 'their afiections for home and country. His verse may not have been perfect, but it was po- pular and lively. Tt "caught on,' and in the coming years thousands upon thousands met of school chil dren, as well as public-spirited, pro gressive Canadians will sing with new fervor and enthusiasm more intense of the land of the mapls leaf--the fair Dominion of Canada--the best coun- try in the world. All honor to Alex- ander Muir and all success to the wide movement to preserve and nationalize his memory. -------------- Wade's Ice Cream Soda. We, perhaps, should give it a name of its own, it is so unlike much of the ice. ercam soda sold. Everything that enters into it is as pure and perfeet as money can buy. while absolute cleanliness is enforced in every detail of the making and serving. Wade's Drug Store. Looking After Gardeners. The police were on duty, this morn- ing, secing that the market gardeners did not block up the walks with the boxes of produce they offered for sale. The orders were to allow no one to place his boxes beyond the back of his waggon. The difference was very apparent, especially on King street, and, whercar, on Saturday Inst the gardencrs took wp fully" one-third the walk with their goods, this morning there was a much better avemie for citizens, A Different Liniment. It is well worth while to learn the merits of a Jiniment that does more than all ordinary liniments can, and does it quicker. Such a remedy is Smith's White Liniment. It cures when common liniments will not even | relieve. Use-it whenever pain, aches | or soreness exists. Extra large bot- tles, 25¢., at Wade's. Money back if not satisfactory. Have Chosen Well. In regard to the offer of St. State That There Is No Trouble + There. Wright and D. J. Barker, war ak E St. Mary Magdalene's church, Picton, have sent this message to the Whig: "Your statement of the 17th inst, of trouble in the" Anglican church, Picton, in reference to Rev. W. L. Armitage, is not correct. Please contradict." «© It was discussion, not trouble, that the Whig reported among the Angli cans of Picton. If in a short message like that a correct quotation cannot be made what. can be expected of news- paper writers, whe have daily to re cord the sayings of many people ? The W based its report upon the conversati of Pictonians visiting Kingston on an eXcursion, and only a fraction of ie feelings was ox- pressed. The wardens might be sur prised, also, if the Whig gave the names of its informants. It is usual for men and communities about the size of Gananogue and Picton to make scapegoats of pewspapers, but ward: ens of churches are not called upon to do such doubtful work The Whig, to quote exactly, said the congreggtion were excited and indig- nant, there was a sensation among them, and this was true. since the re- porters have the word of a number of Christian people to that effect. They will «tand loyally, na doubt, by their popular cloreyman. on second consid: eration, "after they cool down, hut that they. Fingé been in a warm eon- ditioif"i€ & Jact. the wardens to the contrary notwithstanding. They should remember that they are in, a repre sentative religious capacity, and not bear unfair witness arainst others. The congregation should manfully Lear its own sing and not crowd them on newspapers. Editors are not mere ma chines, and have feélings. Falsehood By Telegraph. The Montreal Star contains in Kingston correspondence, marked "special to the Star," the state ent that the committee of St. George's eathedral had presented Can. on Starr's Dame the con pregation's special choice," and that the bishop had exclaimed : "You may stop there; 1 don't want to hear Can- on Starr's name mentioned again in this connection." It is 'absolutely untrue that the canon was mentioned as a special choice; three names were presented, un- der instructions from = the congrega- tional meeting. It is also untrue that the bishop made any remark of the order stated, The interview was un- commonly smaoth and agreeable, and though his lordship declared he would give preference to the name of a dis tant and able clergyman, he spoke "as being ery kindly of Canon Starr, as one of unusual social gifts and popularity, and one whom he regarded with feel ings aking to those of a father. He had made him canon-residentiary, and quite lately had chosen him for do mestic chaplain, a marked proof --of personal regard. Since the meeting Canon Starr has accompanied the bishop upon his tour of ministra tions, so that upon his feelings, as w I! ns hi standing, the eoined state- ment is an unkind reflection. ren Presented With A Bible. At the close of Sydenham Methodist school, Sunday afternoon, a handsome Bible was presented to Mrs, E. O. White by R. 1). Anglin, on behalf of his class. Mr. Anglin spoke very highly of Mrs. White, and the high esteem in which she was held, and her three children. And their loss he felt would be another church's gain, as he was sure they would al ways be Sunday school workers. He regretted losing her very much from his class. Mrs. White made a very feeling re ply, expressing thanks for the kind ness shown to her. She regretted leav- ing the school working in which she had enjoyed. T. F, Harrison, sup- erintendent, also spoke stating he was very sorry to lose Mrs, White, and the Street George's rectorship to Rev. F, Du- moulin, the Hamilton Times says: | "I'he many friends in this city of Bishop Dumoulin and his talented son, will be glad to hear that the latter | has been chosen for this important field of labor. He is a clever young man, and an earnest worker in the church and the Times believes the Kingston people have chosen well." No Effort Spared. To make the dining-room service of North King and Caspian as perfect as culinary art ean devise. For Thou sand Islands, duily, except Monday, at 10:15 a.m. John Graham, for eighteen yeats) roadmaster on the Canada Atlantic, Ottawa, has been tranwfomend-to Belle } ville, on the main lie of the (Grand the train was moving slowly. ! 'How Indigestion | Is Really Cured A---- If you had the opportunity we have of, reading the letters which come to these offices from persons who have been cured by Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liv- er Pills you would not be long in making up vour mind to put this treatment to the test when troubled with derangements of the liver, kid- neys and bowels, When we tell vou that Dr. Chase's | ifPstinal in- | digestion of the most mgeravated | form, we have in mind the thonsands | of such cures that have been reported to us. {By enlivening the action of the livie | and causing a healthful flow of bile! {into the intestines this treatment | hastens the passage of food along the | intestinal canal, insures regular move- ment of the bowels and positively re- moves the cause of such symptoms as | headnche, dizziness, biliousness, mud- | dy complexion, irritability and bodily} pains. | Dr. Chase's Kidney- Liver (Pills, one | {ill a dose, 25c. a box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto, | { children from the | minutes | weeds, school as she was always cheerful and friendly, and one of the first to extend him her hand. And he had got to know the children | by their polit-ness to him on the street and wished them every success in their new home. The school then sang, "God Be With You Till We Meet again." Com. Death Of John Cridiford. After a week's brief Hiness, from old age there passed away, Tuesday, at midnight, one of the city's oldest and well-known citizens, John Cridiford, | Fifteen years ago he was prominently connected with Kingston's commercial life, but of late has been living a retired life. The funeral $ook 'place, Wednesday, | to Cataraqui cemetery, Rev. A, W. Richardson, offid@ting at the service Trunk rallwny. : IT he late Mg; ridiford was born in Sale of Svagiée summer suits at. ITAUHN, PiVdnshire, England, ninety "Hix "Vears ago, coming to this country : Churchill, Carleton Place: has | Over' halt" a century since with his been' committed for trial for aban- |" Who predecsnid- him 'thirty doning a two-year-old child. It js | Years. They had no family. Mr. Uridj suid she dropped it on the track while ford for many years conducted bug ness on King street, having a large jewelery and duncy goods trade. He wus a member of the First Congrega tional church. Cataraqui Ward Election. The civie holiday, July 30th, will he a speed field day for the people of Cataraqui ward, who will vote upon the election of an aldermen to the vi eaney caused by the resignation of N. C. Polson, as a member of the city council. The nomifation will take place next Monday at moon. Varions names of prospective candidates are mentioned, hmong them being J, J, Behan, R, N. McFarlane, Jamos Mallen, N. C, Pi de, Dr. A. W, Richardson, D. Reeves, ' and John | Lemmon, Queer, Isn't It? The aesthetic, spirit is a queer thing. It will plant & Hower bed, tend it carefully, oven setupulously, while in the plot surrounding 'it, weeds are permitted to grow in profusion. A fow work would eradicate the and vastly improve the pic- ture. A 'sample plot 'is in front of Wellington street school, -------------- William Swam. piano tuner. Orders | received at McAuley's honk «tore, Sale of soft shirts at Bibby's, CONDEN iD ADVERTISING RATES First insertion, lc, a word. Each com Sccutive insertion thereafter ic. = word. Minimum charge for one ine sertion, 230. Advt. 4 lines or under a week, 81, Advt, 4 lines or under a month, $32. Bverybody in Kinzston Reads the WHIG EE HELP WANTED-MALE. HELP, THE YEAR ROUND. SITU. ations vacant, domestics. hotel and factories. Department ¥B." 208 Wellington stroet. GENTLEMEN TO suits pressed and cleaned carefully >y band ; also bring your cloth and have an up-to-date suit made. Gallo- way's, 181 Brock street. EE ---- WANTED, 4 PEOPLE TO ADVERTISE THEIR wants in these columns. DOYS AND GIRLS, (mangle, Apply Laundry. TWO, oR rooms "8 TO WORK ON Kingston Steam ---- ny THRER UNFURNISHED «ay hoard. Apply Box 'ir office. THREE MICA be experienced hands. & Bro, Bedford Mills. TRIMMERS. MUST Address Tett TO HIRE FOR REMAINDER OFTHE season, a Mator Boat, State size and rental, to "W." Whig office, ny YOUNG MARRIED Furnished double room, with private family. 44, Whig office, MORE ADVTS, columns. They every . want. duys, Ble. coup, " and board, Address 4- ne THESE vour three FOR will supply One day, 25c. ; A GOOD fountain, countr; and address SECOND HAND SODA smell size, to operate in a town. State all particulars. "J.B.S." Whig office. HW TO BUY, A BRICK LING, central location, impro ents, furnace, Possession, 1st einer Adress "S,l.." Whig office, stoting lowest price and location. pm Plumbers and Steam. fitters. Highest wages paid and steady work to first.class men. OPEN SHOP Wages--50c. and 55¢. per hour, COTTER BROS. 3 207 Fort St, Winnipeg. $rcesrsressssesassren FURNISHED, For A SHORT long period, the residence of Mrs. enwick, 18 King street. ET a onth. 8 P51 Wellton street HOUSE. NO. 804 QUEEN ST. BIGHT te Apply Queen J ---------------------------------------------- THE BRICK RESIDENCE, 95 WILL. hm et, th With hot' Apply next door. Wi TFANVIEN, * MACK ST. VICTORIA eleven eo bt bt sbi cry AND ARM PROPERTIES. Our plan. sale. No partment Eh RJ 208 Wellington St. AMERICAN NEW, sixteen volumes, INCYCLOPEDIA, at a discount, fof spectul reason. Apply through 'Whig office. HOTEL, DOING GOOD RUSINESS, Good regpson for selling. Price reasonahle. Apply Mrs. M. Me Donough, Stella, Ont. THE ~ ONLY AVAILABLE FIRST elisa vacant lot, on Lower Union St. Heautiful view of city park. ply FOR SALE. A CONVENIENT OFFICE ; Front The. Gol Ete th nd Kine BARY CARRIAGE ALMOST NEW. _ ofality, 36 HW street. Apply J. PP. Forrest, Gent's Amy 72 Wellington strect. rahe Pp rt street ELBCTRIC MOTOR, BIGHT HORSE : ower, now running in Whig Press | FIRST CLASS SITUATED, AND toon. Sonnet house ES # CONFECTIONERY AND BAKBRY detached opposite Strest Raliway, business, well established. Apply to Haptist chu ureh, McCann, 51 Brock street. J noxt month, may sel 5 i» bread, 196 Union street West. TIVERPOOL, 1ONDON AND ay Fire oh a op assets $0 RT, 215, which holes security the ollmited Ait the stockhol . Farm and city 1 at lowest ™ resewing old new: business wet rates from & Strange, Agents. OUR POLICIES COVER MO! than Sompany pv Xo bb A 208 Wellington St., Dept. *'D." "GET THE HABIT" Read Whig Want Advts. You'll be richer and wiser at the end of the year + HELP WANTED-PEMALE. ee LEI TWO MAIDS, FOR STEAMER KING ston, 30 to 40 years of age. Call day or evening, 208 Wellington St., Dept. "RB A SMART EXPERIENCED DINING room girl, for a summer resort. Wages, $80 a month, for Glen Island Address the Whig, or apply in per son at Island, BOARD AND ROOMS. a ES ae] COMICAL POSTAL 36 different kinds, for Larivee, Agency, Chicago, Hi. 1ILLU STATED Cards. A 'hit. ase. The Louis 8328 South Irving Ave, WAREHOUSE, 260 King St. with lot 45x183, will be sold cheap. McCann's Real a Arency, 51 Brock St. 'Phone, 326 THE STEARNE TWO-S STOREY, NINE-ROOMED SOLID brick dwelling, property in first class condition. Good Jueality Bagot St. gree si. 1180. Apply B Wellington ny Godwin's Insurance aypurium + ot Sovare. "OWER & SON, ARCHITECT, chant's Bank A and Well ARTHUR BELLIS, ARC G5 site of New r of Queen and IENRY P. SMITH, SENTENCED FOR BIGAMY. Thought His First Marriage Was No Good. Sherbrooke, Que., July 19.~Yester day A Garantean was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for bigamy. He claimed Jeniency, as he thought his first marriage in Law rence, Muss, was no good, having been pecformed by, a Protestant was a, Cathaolie, circumstances Mulven clergyman while he He thought under the he should go free. Judge thought not. Peck"s Foot "Powder. Giver instant relief flamed or perspivin ing and soothing. Wade' & drug store to aching, in feet, It is cool ig boxer, 2c, at Jones' Falls And Return, 50c. Ridean King every Saturday, at 0 a.m, Sunlight Soap 1s better than other but is best when used in the soaps, Sunlight way. Buy Sunlight Soap and follow directions. Try Bibby's for bathing suits. VICAR IN READING ROOM. He Objected to Some of the Literature. A curious situation tween the Rev, J, Campion McGill, vicar of Isleworth-onI hames, Eng., and the local committee which manag: es the public library there. Tt scems that the vicar, when visiting the reading room, found a periodical nam- ed The Herald®of the Cross. In this he read an article--cobtaining a passage in which the incident of the washing of the apostles' feet wns described as allegorical, After making a marginal comment, "How do you know 7' the vicar requested the assistant to re- move the publication , which offended him. 'This the assistant refused to do without the authority of the commit. oe, { 4 Thereupon the vicar said it became his duty to do xo, and he promptly tore the pamphlet in two and throw it into the five-place. The affair was duly reported to the local body, and an explanation asked for. In his reply the vicar refirréd the committee to the has arisen be historical account of the incident in the Gospel of St. John, declaring TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO BE oto. Anghor Bui lot cin pleasant house In good | TWO FARMS $4,200 EACH; ALSO 'Phone, B45, ding. Market location, without board ; references Doctor's residence and farm, $6,500, requi unless applicants are cluding practice worth L000 known. Address "H. T.'" care Whig four, Apply to John Gardiner, 151 office. sllington street. FOUND. ; - ¥ ¥ PRIVATE BOARD AND ROOMS, AT | on: : m|BY A GROCER, JUST THE KIND 428 Princess street. Vauehn Torrace. | SPLENDID INVESTMENT, OFNER | "5 01" clerk he wanted. Wise: man, he 4 ments. Three (3) that rent for over put a "Wanted Advt," in the Whig. 200. The fourth Corner : LOST. grocery, and pto-dete living rooms. | ST, BERNARD DOG, WHICH JUMP. 4 tse mmeerer: Good clean Goality. Good grocery od om train, at Harrowsmith.™ y . . sud lo an) inh No YeDalie Owner cad have same by paying ex- OL DEN OPPORTUNITIES BY 4 Sanitary conditions, s ponses, and applying to Myles people who neglect to use theso Price. $8,400. Particulars, 20 Walker, Hurrowsmith, 4 columns. Advts here bring the Wellington 8t., Dept. *'D.*t quickest, surest results, ---- = 1 ibe cy ty ANE . ¥ ME AL DENTAL, ' MISCELL ous. Rho DIC. 18. i PR. J. LAPPEN HAS OPENED UP. FARM HELP, AND ALL OTHER |DR. McCARTHY, OFFICE LATELY his Dental Parlors, at 188. Princess 4 kinds of help supplied. Department o.cupled by Dr. Kyan, corner Mon: street, over Dr., Chown's Drag "BP ,"" 208 Wellington street. veal and Brock streets. Store, 'Phone, 785. Y " RE EE thirt is such views as this article cons © tained were perm tied in a public in & stitution, they would soon have athe ism and secularism propagated in Tika manner, and he felt it his duty to protest, The committee have demanded an avolory forthwith, and a promise not to molest their property in future. Failing compliance, other steps may be taken. Swiss Food Builds Muscles. There are few athletes in Canada who do not use Swiss Food when in training. It is a bone and muscle builder--yet does not heat the system unduly. Its use will prevent bowel trouble. Sold by grocers 15¢, per large package three pounds. Clayton, Kingston And Ottawa. Steamers Rideau King and Queen, for Ottawa, covery Monday, Wednes- day, Thursday and Saturday, at @ a.m. For Clayton every Tuesday, Wed- nesday, Friday and Saturday at 6.15 p.m. James Swift, J. I. Hanley, ag ents, -------------- Try Bibby's for outing shirts. ATLANTIC. OCEAN LEVEL LENGTH 10.00 Les cavated. Congress has finally decided in favor of a lock ganal across the Isthmus of Panama. The companying picture shows a profile of the two levels'off the proposed Canal. represents the portion already dug away, while ghe gray Dolor ion indicates the part still to be ex- 3% The dead black part .