[ BITES, CHILBLANg TATED SKIN OR Cpgpy * +++ APPLY Large bottle, 25 Cents. ot for sale at your g ye be procured gt Scott's White. Linime, St. John, Non. and 0 Uegigt, James o wens )f All Kinds wir. ngston's Only isive Fur Store -- . BOURDIER 8 and 80 Brock Street {E 1700. JISHE S The newest production \ "Fern Dishes" hus a ure white crystal lining LAIN) with a Pierced LOWE . rench £ half ass. We have FERN DIS}. S, and Pots of her designs riking, As a scoration" nothing cx- 1 arranged many s a We KRN DISH. MITH BROS. ewelers--Opticians 'Phone 666. suers of Marriage Licenses. OR GASOLINE 1 5 Gallon Lots or over, jc, a Gallon lies always handy on Y & YOULDEN LIMITED. ummer Gocds I Lines lay : _ weight Dress Goods Ieltons, Tweads, etc., 3oc., 35c., 40c., and Saturday snap, your Joys" Tan Hose, rib- sizes, were 25c. Sat- ne under the knife-- to goat 59c. Print and special prices on Underwear for men, nd weaves at popular Hose in plain and ere 35¢. and 39c, a 25C. a pair. ead the van. Table Oil Cloth, white or th, 8c. a yard ; Lace . Curtain Poles, to fit sorted Hair Pins in h Boot Laces, 5c. 2 L dezen ; Good Safe- upporters, all colors, he 25c. line for 19c.; . Our stock is com- st Parisian and New ask will not prove purchaser. Shaw Excursion to VIA NEW YORK TUESDAY, Aug. 28, 1906 Low Rates~-15 Days Return Limit ! The proper time to visit Coney Island, Dreamland, Luna Park and the Seashore Resorts. ASK TICKET AGENTS. sToN& [°E MBROKE RAI [ROP 8 In Connection With . Canadian Pacific Railway * S---- EXHIBITION TORONTO Aug: 27.20, 30, 31. Sept. a, 5,6,7Tand8 - . . $540 Return Limit--Sept. 11, 1008, LABOR DAY BEPTEMBER 3rd Single First-Class Fare Going Dates, - - Sept. 1, 3 Return Limit, Sept. 4 Farm Laborers' Excursion to the Canadian North-West Sept. 8th. Fare, $12. Full particulars at K. & P. and R. Ticket Office, Ontario street. F. CONWAY, F. A. FOLGER JR. Gen. Pass. Agent, Jen. Supt. Bay of Quinte Railway New short line Deserqnto, peave City €; Ps for Tweed, Napanee. and all local points. Trains Hall Depot at 4 pm. F. CONWAY, Agent B. Q. Ry., Xingston, BELDRETLLSE Canadian Ncztional Exhibition Toronto - - Ont. August 27 to September 10, 1906 Return tickets will be sold at $3.85 Good going on Tuesday, August 28th, and Monday, September 3rd, and at $540 29th, 30th, 81st, On August 27th, September 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and Sth. Tickets will not be adcepted on trains 1, 2, 8 or 4. All tickets good to return on or before September 11th, 1906. Farm Laborers' Excursion to the Canadian North-West Sept. 8th. Fare, $12. LABOR DAY Monday, Sept. 3 a hl a Na Round trip tickets will be sold between ull stations in Canada at lowest one way first-class fare. Going dates--Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Sept. 1st, 2ud and 3rd. Tickets valil® returning from destina- tion on or hWefore Sept. 4th, 1906. For tickets and all other information Anply to J. P. HANLEY, Agent. Office--Cor. Johnson and Ontario Sts. TIME TABLE STEAMER WOLFE ISLANDER Beginning JULY 24th, ending SEPT. 10th, Leave Wolfe 1sland :-- onda) 30. 915AM. 100 400 PM 30 9.15 1.00 400 0 9.15 1.00 4.00 *6.30 9.30 100 3.30 7.30 9.15 1.00 4.00 00 915 1.00 4.00 Sunday...... 9.00 10 00 12.30 5.30 Leave Kingston: Monday..... 8301130 A.M. 3.00 630 P.M. 8.50 11.30 300 6.30; 8.30 11.30 3 30 1130 30 11 30 11.80 30 11 30 *Thursday especial : Breakey's Bay. Howe Is- land (Walker's Dock), Halliday's Dock ard Bro phy's Point. Leaves Breakeys Bay 6.30 4m. ket urning, leaves Kingston 4 p.m. 'Time Table subject to change without notice. E. BRICRLAND, Manager Boat calls at Gardena Islandgoing to and from Kingston. Ss NEW YORK TRAVELLING. CENTRAL I INES New York Central & Hudson River. R.R. THE SIX-TR.ACK ~ TRUNK LINE Shortest Route to the United States Via Kingston and Cape Vincent, N. Y. Lv. Kingston (str.) 5:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Arr. Cape Vincent (str) 7:00 a.m. 4 p.m. Lv. Cape Vincent, 7:20 a.m. 4:50 p.m. Arr. Wi p.m. Arr. p.m. Aw, 118 Arr. Rochester, 2:28 p.m. Arr. Utica, 12:20 p.m. 5 Arr. New York, 6:00 pm. 7:12 a.m Passengers wishing to take 5 a.m. Steamer may secure staterooms aboard. Convenient. train service in direction, 'PULLMAN. SLEEPING AND PARLOR CARS Cheap Excursion to Watertown, $1.25 return. From June 16th to October 1st. Going Saturday 5:00 a.m. and 2 p.m. ovrosite Returding Monday, leaving Watertown 9:10 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. 2 Cents a Mile Books for 500 miles of travel on New York tral and leased lines within State of New York cost only $10, while books for 1.000 miles over New York Central, Boston & Albany. Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsbure, Philadelphia & Reading and Central R.R. of New Jersey cost $20. Secure further information and purchase tickets from H. S. Folger, New York Central Agent, Kingston, Ont, C. F. DALY, Passenger Traffic Manager, A: H. Smith, General Manager, Gy C. Gridley, General Agent. QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED River and Gulf of St. Lawrence Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes Twin Screw Iron S.S.- "Campana," with electric lights, electric bells and all modern comforts. Sails from Montreal on Mondays at 2 n.m., 27th August, 10th 'and 24th Sept. for Pictou, N. 8. calling at Quebec, Gas~e, Mal Bay, Perce, Cane Cave, Grand River, Summerside, P.F.I.. and Charlottetown, P.E.L. BERMUDA Summer Excursion, $3. by the new Twin Screw S.S., *"Bermud- ian," 5.500 tons. Sailing from New Vork 29th August, 12th and 26th Sept. Temperature cooled by sea breezes seldom rises above 80 degrees. The finest trips of health and comfort. the season for ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec. For tickets and staterooms, anply LE to Ji P.- HANLEY, or P. GILDER- SLEEVE, Ticket Agents, Ont. 1 Pig Daily Line HE -- Toronto, Charlotte, Thousand Islands, Brockville, Prescott and Montreal. Nem oe Kingston & Toronto LEAVE KINGSTON : Going East--Daily at 6 a.m. Golng West--Daily at 5 p.m, A Cl Kingston, MOOSE OPEN SEASONS New * Brunswick -- Sept.. 15th- Nov, 30th. Nova Scotia-- Oct. 1st-Jan. Ist. Quebec-- Sept. 1st-Dec. 31st. BEST HUNTING GROUNDS are reached by INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY WRITE FOR " Fishing and Hunting," "Week in the Canaan Woods," "Moose of the Miramichi," "Trail of the Mic-Macs," To Montreal Ticket Office, 141 St. James St, Or General Passenger Dept., Moncton, N.B. SWIFT'S TOURIST TICKETS Stes. "City of Montreal" and "Cuba" Detroit, TI Cc , Toe ronto, real. Going Bast: Buadag. 0 Sn "or rma on, ES v other "woe San JANES K to Clayton, 1,000 Island Porta, Brockville or Prescott, going and returning Sunday only. single to Mon! Ing Saturday or Sunday. T. R. Monday. Fave §6. Also Excursion rates to Toronto and Charlotte going Saturday returning Sunday or Monday. Hamilton, Toronto, Bay of Quinte and Montreal Line LEAVE KINGSTON : Fridays 'sad Go Bast, Wednesdays, Syndays - 4 p.m. , Tuesdays, Thursdays and Bat ys at 4 p.m. . P, HANLEY, J, SWIFT & CO., J. 2 Ticket Agent: Freight Agents, SWIFT'S TOURIST TICKETS 1000 Islands, Intermediate Ports and Montreal Every Sun- i "" Every sun GTR, *"DUNDURN Of the Hamilton-Montreal Company, Limited. 5 Toronto and Hamilton Every Thursday, 2 a.m. A Steamer meeting every demand of the travelling public. Navigation For further information, JAMES SWIFT & CO., Wharves, foot Johnson street. HARRY W. NEWMAN, Ticket Agent, Cor. Ontario and Clarence street. ALLAN LINE Royal Mall Steamers MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. Virginian, Aug. 31. Sept. 28. Oct. 26. hb we Sept. 7. Oct. 5. Nov, 2. Victorian, & . 14. Oct. 12. Nov. 9 Tonia Sept. 21. Oct. 19. Nov. 16. MONTREAL TO GLASGOW. Moderate Rate Service. : Mongolian, Aug. 80. Oct. 4. Nov. 8. Cortathian, Sept 6. Oct. 11. Nov. 15. Sicilian, Sept. 13. Oct. 18. Nov, 22. For rates, apply to J. P. HANLEY, 1000 Isianda-~Rochester IR Sie SR Bd: raing boys a t 5 tor | Rochester, N.Y. calling rt of Quinte P STR. ALETHA Leaves at § ._ for Pleton Ports. ait 3 Rud Horsey, The great Tonic, wr Php vy can A hele Lg on a 3 price. 200K MEDIO Bo. Tomar. Gur. Gormerly Ws WASHING WITHOUT WATER Is Like Trying to Get Rid of Dan- druff Without Herpicide. Did yout ever sce any one trying to wash themsdves without soap or water ? li you did what would you say to him ? It is every bit as foolish to try to get rid of Dandrufi and to prevéat baldness by feeding the germs which cause it with Canthrarides, Vaseline, Glycerine and similar substances which form the principal ingredients of most so-called hair growers. Newbra's Herpicide is successful be cause it attacks and kills the para- sitic germ which feeds on the hair roots, It is the ariginal and only wenuine scalp germicide manufactured. Sold by . leading druggists. Send 10c, in stamps for sample to The Her- nicids Co. Detroit, Mich. G. W. Ma: hood, special agent. REMOUNTS FROM THE WEST. Officers Secured Splendid Class of Horses. Cttawa, Aug: 24.-Col. Bridge and Capt. Martin, of the imperial ne mount commission, are expected to visit points in Ontario and Quebec very shortly. They have secored a splendid class of horses, in Western Canada, but could have done better had their instructions not restricted them to a maximum figure of $125 for cach animal. During the South Afri- can war the maximum price paid for Canadian horsez by the British cov- ernment was $150. The Ottawa company of Encineers, to have visited Montreal on Labor day, have decided that it will be im- possible for them to carry out their rlans in that connection. The Gov- ernor-General's Foot Guards are go- ing to New York at the same time, ond it is said that objection was made to two corps leavin~ the city at the same time. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and several of his eolleagnes will be back at the capital by the first of next week for a cabinet council. Hon. Charles Hyman, minister of public works, has return od. Important Tax Decision. London, Aug. 24.--An income tax case of considerable importance to ministers has just been decided. Rev, Henty Varley, a Congregational min ister at Bowes Park, claimed that he was entitled to make a special deduce tion of $25 from his assessment, this being the estimated value of the rea- tal of his study. The ground of his claim was that the renting of a study was an expense incurred, "wholly, ex clusively. and necessarily, for the pur pose of his profession." A similar allowance is usually' permitted to doctors in respect to their consulting rooms. The point raised hy Varley had in Scotland been decided in favor of the crown. When, there fore, the matter came before the tax commissioners of Enfield, they felt bound to disallow it. But Mr. Var ley's solicitors have since then receiv al a letter stating that the crown would not contest his case, and re questing a statement of his costs, Rev. Henry "In pill form and liquid," Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. G. E. Amyot, president of Quebec Board of Trade, will accept the liber- al nomination in Quebec county, for the seat vacated by Hon. Charles Fitzpatrick, Toronto. -" howrs after the fivsl, * wrile tr Ay Hs Agent. a. T, RB, J; P. GILDER- SLEEVE. ' a, | pr Wi -N | N EENHAYING A LIVELY | Newburgh As 2 Keeps Up Ia R --Congratula.- tions to Both Teachers and Pupils--A Doctor Married Re- cently. . Ne ; Aug. 23.~On Saturday, August 11th, the senior baseball team played: a friendly 'geome of ball in Kan- rprise {dam Naaning by 10 to 15, Ww and Loucks did the pitching for the locals. Manager Thomson um- the atid gave general sat fie Enterprio team played here, on Saturday and were beaten By a score of U to 14, George Shorey was on the wah for the locals, kept the visitors in check at all stages, His kneo is still very sore and he vould mot run, but his i J pitching Was not interfered ith, ele félllow pitched the home team to victory. Seventeen of the "visiting batsmen fanned the air 'in their efforts to locate the south- paw's shoots, and bit two charities were given hy the local artist. Walters smashed a tefrific liner to left for a homer in the'eighth, it being the heaviest hit made off the Newburgh twirler this season. Tysky pitched for the visitors] striking out eight men and though he didn't seem to have much, he was Very lucky. Both teams played good ball, but the work of Umpiras Scantlin was the rankest ex. hibition iven here in years, There was considerable kicking, too much in facteby the locals, who should re- member . they were the hosts. How- over, visiting teams could save a lot of trouble by bringing a competent official. x Yarker's crnok aggregation of ball tossers will be. the local's opponents on Saturday. The Yarker team has been defeating the Kingston nines and the locals will have win on Saturday. Rev. Alired Gandier, of Toronto preached an: exodlent sermon in the Preshyterian churph on Sunday even- ing. he service in the Methodist church was withdrawn and that ocon- to go some to gregation attended service in the Presbyterian church, Percy Neshit returncd home from Alexandria Bay, N.Y., on Monday of last week. Miss oung week after spending hor holidays at hee home near Port Perry. The many friends of Dr." Howard Nesbit extend congratulations on his marriage, las week, to Miss Daisy' Seccombe Thom- ashurg. Hon. A. Aylesworth and Mrs. Avlesworth™ are spending the week with Mr. Aylesworth's father, J B. Aylesworth. fy arte rol of the departmental ox- minations announced last week show that the Newburgh Academy is how keeping up its : returned last . Lup good work, and Prin- cipal Nesbit and his staff are to be congratulated, Newburgh's contingent of teachers left on Sathrday for thei respective schools, The high and ee lie schools hege ro open on Tuesday, Septomber '4th, Mise Knapp, King: ston, spent last week with Miss Lena Nise Tol 98 Helen Finkle has retur after an extended visi Rod heme Earl: Shorey, Peterboro, spit Monday and Tuesday of Tast week with his parents. Miss Mary n returned on Friday after visitine her sistor, Mrs. H. F. Paul, Fort William, Ont. Mrs. Tra Benn, Parma, spent last week with ber grandmother, Mrs, C'. Moore. J. W. Courtney has a sunflower ten foes six inthe high, With binety-two owers, arold Ryan "woel at 'Sydenham ' Bt B® och t h camp...Miss Lorena Patterson is the guest of Mrs. Carter Deseronto. Percy Madden. 1. ft last week for a two months' trip to the west. Andrew Wilson, New York, is tome on a visit to his pare A and Mrs. T. B. Wiison.. Brean. Mer Mr. and Mre. AC. children, Kinmount, are visitine her mother, Mrs. Sidney Files, Thomas McAvoy and tons, Campbellford, spent. Sunday with John ° McCaploy, P. Dn. Shorey returned from Canifton on Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs.' Beeman left, on Tueslay, for Toronto. The doe- tor will attend the meeting of the British Medical Association. Dorland Paul, of Selby, is taking Dr. Beotnan's Practice during the latter's absence in Taronto. William Scott »was in the village on Saturday. Congratulations are extended to Mis< Juanita Thomson, Teronto, for- merly of Newburgh, on nassing her lunior teacher's exmmination, with honors. The annual Epworth League convention of the Napanee and Tam worth districts iz to be held in the third week in Holows, and Methodist church, the October, probably the 17th. % Are vou going to the ball game on Safurday ? i GRANDMOTHER AT 32. St. Louis Woman Attains to a Rare Distinction. St. Louis, alos Aug. 24. The youngest grundmot i world ! This is the elaini ht gdiaThe hy Mrs Almeda Branch, aged thirty-two, when informed of, the birth of daughter to Mrs, Myrtle Payer, her daughter, who is only fifteen. And in- cidentally, Mrs. Branch believes that her father, Frank M. Searcy, a farm. er living near Salem, I, 'who is fif- ty-seven, has good grounds to claim the distinction of being the youngest great-grandfather in the world. Mrs, Branch is a Widow and man ager and proprietress of the Central Dancing Academy of 3300 Easton ave nue, When seen she smiled ag she de- scribed minutely the sexact! Hat of the complexion of the new born Catalpa baby. "How does it feel to be 4 grandmother at the «of thirty-two? I wad awfully proud when my daugh- ter wns born, and am much more proud that IT have a little grand- daughter." The trial of three gons charged with conspiring ATE the life of Setdral Doutyusofl the, former gover: nor-gen, of Moscow, has begun, One of the three in a daughter of Gen- eral Keller. Shares Distaopd, ap has a telephone at his rea , 211 Mont: real street, a. Cathe promptly responded fo, , Try Bibby's 85 boys' suits, " TE AN ERRAND - BOY ; $8 PER WEEK, Apply at Wade's Ditug Store. BOY TO LEARN JOB PRINYING. The Jackson Press, Wellington St. STEADY WORK FOR AN fable Boy. Apply R. Co., Princess street. | ------------------ ---- HELP, THE YEAR ROUND. SITU. : tions, it, Somestion,_ | otel an CTIVE, FOREMAN FOR FARM. ONE WHO understands | business and is not afcald to work. Steady work with highest wi for the right men, Apply D. 4 Jor. King and West Sis, Oity, or at Farm, Lemoine's Point. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. TWO DINING ROO! GIRLS, APPLY at Grand Unton = ote! tet -------------- A COOK AND HOUSEMAID, APPLY 250 King street, re ---------------------------------- A COOK, FOR FAMILY OF THREE. Apply to 128 Johnson street. A GENERAL SERVANT. APPLY Mrs. Macpherson, 102 Karl street. IMMEDIATELY, GOOD. OQENERA Batvant, at Thé Hub, Market AN EXPERIENCED PARLOR Apply in the evening to Mrs. bree, Emily street. ran to ------------------ 4 GENERAL SERVANT. APPLY TO Mrs. J. A. Hendry, Cor, King and West, Sts, morning or evening. MAID. F.W A COMPETENT HOUSEMAID. have references. Aply to Hugh C. Nickle, 155 Earl MUST Mrs. street, wlow & | roy "POR SALE" = ADVT. PO a the rte wil be satisfac ELECTRIO MOTOR, TIGHT HORSE : fone. wow rushing in Whig Press SQUARE PIANO, MAHOGANY case, for cash, at 80 Frontesac ust be sold at omce. CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY street. = « Apply ta PE Al partment "'D.." 208 Wellington St. AMERICAN ENOYCLOPEDIA, NEW, et t unt, for THE STEARNE WARBHOU Tg 8 to s St. with lot 4oxis, > Lt Bi Broek Rhone. 850 or ¥ LIne I a far Kom? %o John Gardiner, 181 w Keep the "don't need things" WANTED. FUR FINISHERS. APPLY TO JOHN McKay, Brock street. * TWO. MAIDS, FOR STEAMER KING ston; 30 to 0 Jey of ame. Cal day Avsuing, 208 - Dept. 'RB.' BOARD AND ROOMS. m-- ROOMS TO BE house in good board : references INO FURNISHED lot in pleasant looation, ~ without wired loss licants mre Known: Address "RB. ae care Whig office, ; PRIVATE BOARD AND ROOMS, AT TO BUY A SKIFF. APPLY MIDLAND Shoe Co. 187 Princess street. A GENERAL SERVANT ; BY A GENTLEMAN, SITUATION AS boolekeeper or grocery clerk, or any luce of trust. Good references. Ap Ply Box "KR. W. M.."" Whig office. -------------------------------------------- FAMILY OF TWO DESIRES 3 RENT A house at once. No children. Will ¥ eight to ten dollars 8 . we and fom, 4 Gillette, care Anglo-American Hotel, ! Kingston. 3 ina ' MEDICAL. DR. MeCARTHY, OFFICE occupied by Dr. Ryan, trenl and Brock streets. LATELY corner Men- KILLED IN HIs BED -- By a Locomotive. Crashing Into . His Shanty. Syracuse, N.Y., Aug, 24.--A peculi- ar railroad accident occurred yester- day, resulting in the death of George Carberry, thirty years old, while as- leep in his bed. A shifting engine on a West Shore siding bumped somp cars against others on asiding. The lat- ter went over the bump, which was a tic crosswise on the tracks, tore down a telegraph pole and flag shan- ty, and crashed into Carberry's house. The- second storey fell into the first, pinning Carberry in hiz bed. Three fa milies sleeping in the second storey, were precipitated to the floor, but escaped serious injury. / Respect Worth $1,000,000. Mahanoy City, Pa., Aug. 2.---le cause of the custom prevailing in anthracite field to attend the funeral of all victims of mine fatalities the employees sacrificed about $1,000,000 in wages last year when 644 lives were lost. Steps will be taken at the forthcoming 'annual convention next month of thé United Mine Workers of America to abolish the custom and have the colliery at which a victim perishes work on his funeral day, and, instead of the members paying tri bute to his memory hy taking a holi- day, to devote fifty per cent, of their day's earnings to the family of the vietim, Hissed The Lily. London, Aug. 24.-Mrs. Langtry, who had two wing at the Folkestone races had an unpleasant experience in the evening, She had been advertised to give a g amatic performance in the pavilion at Folkestone. The audience wns incensed because the play she presented wes only a trifling South Alrican episode, lasting « twenty min utes, and a hostile crowd followed Mrs, Langtry off the pier, vigorously hissing her. The actress was escorted to hur hotel by policemen, A 'Purity Farm School." Guthrie, Okla., Aug. 2. Carrie Na- tion's business manager has purchased forty acres of ground in the eastern wiburks of the capital city of the new state, on which will be erected a puritydarm school and home for poor boys. "Mrs. Nation donated the 86.000 site to Rev. Charles Mitchell, of Mis #onri, who will be in charge of the institution. Fresh Eggs, Fresh Eggs. Strictly fresh ogge, extra butter, Crawford, choice Earl Grey and party left Ottaway w Thursday, on a special train for ini : Saturday's the |' MIS ous. FARM "HELP, AND ALL OTHER kinds of help supplied, Department BT 208 Welllmeton street, NO TROUBLE: TO SHOW GOODS At JOMNSTON'S J2je. Crnsh Towelling, all Lnen, for We. Plain and Luce Tan Stockings, for per pair, 12§e. 82.75 Silk Waists at 81.00, $1.25 Cream Lustre Waists at 79. p 84.850 Wool Skirts, at $2.19, 81.50 Black Sateen Skirts at 81.15. £5.95 Black Shirt Waist Suits, at $3, Lustre 30 Picces of new Fall Suitings, in all the most popular shadings, in mixed effects and plain weaves, ut 1%., (fe, We. and 81, 10-inch Redona Crepe, in all pewest eglors, including black, an ideal cloi® for early fall wear, suit- able for separate skirts or suite, and at the popular prices ®e. and po 81.19 per yard, New Cream Materials -- the Mohairs, Voiles, SBan'Toy, Foglin, Wool Tuffetas, Ca and Delaines, and' all. marked at prices you sannot match elsewhere, 25c. $1.75 per yard. 25 dozen Ladies' White Embroidered Wash Belts, usual price 38e. to-mor- row, each, . " Declares Meoudosa Traitor. Bogola, Colombia, A 24. The Try Bibty's $3.50 boys' Norfolks. cal 5% unanimous dee Senor Mendosa, former minister to Croame Serges, Panamas, Sicilian ° The James Johnston 180 WELLINGTON STREET. Let us show you what a great help to economy this store can be to you. Never before has this store, struck the : keymote of bargain giving as it has» today. On the ome hand, we "| slaughtering summer goods of ry deseription, for rapid clearance, On = the other hand we are offering some exceptionally great values in new Fall Dress © Goods, Ladies' Coats i Skirts. You will find the stock will assorted and as usnal-prices the low: eat, fe. Lace Stockings, Black, at pair 39 cents, Oe, Table Damask, at 3%, yard, a 72 iuches wide, % 15c. Bath Towels, at per pair, 19g, Boe. White Walstings, 'Sgures © and stripes, at per yard, 15e, 12fe. and 16c. Ducks, all to be cleared at per yard, So, 600. Wash Collars ---- 35 only Wash Collars, in White Lin- | mm, with long tab, to clear the lot to-morrow, each 28e. Children's Wash Tams---- 15 'only, Wash Tams in Duck and White Drill. Sold regular at 35. and ty to-morrow, each 18e, $1.26 White Quilts -- 104 White Marselles Quilts, Large enough for double bed, $1.25 valae, 25¢. Stockings, 160, You will be wanting stocki for: the boy or «irl, now aghings. Jor again, Come to-morrow, you can buy 25c. stockings for 18¢. pair. Store the United States, a traitor vooling diplomatic secrets, "The. calling try approves. of judgment,