. som, NOWISTHE §= TIME | TO HAVE Your furs Repaired or Made Over BY -- W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUSIVE FURRIER v. | 78-80 Brock St. Phone 700 | P.8.--WeStoreand Insure Furs. Sanborn's "cram Have a hobby! Let it be your | coffee. It should be Chase & {ENGLISH UNPOPULAR - BARRED FROM EXCLUSIVE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MO My Remedy Curas All Sick Women, Many of the wots of womanhood, CLUBS OF NEWYORK, |savs br. Hamilton, are due to kidney SR : a first the back ashes. LP WANTED-MARE. -- . WANTED--GENERAL. ~ FOR SALE. i ; . A d > " (OUN NEXPERIENCED, DE Y AT Situation Lue to Displeasure at] then painsgather round the bips and | gy Apr BOY, NOT OVER SIXTEEN YOURS ax Sh hd: Rg GENDRON BICYCLE. APPLY AT Way in Which New Yorkers |lodge right in the uml] of be Bach years uf age. Apply to C. Living: Apply to 475 Queen street. Whig office. Clai Ha Been - Enter- "To stoop or be seems possible, ston & Bro., Brock street. : . AD vw Ye 0d Headaches are constant. A SMALL LIGHT SKIFF, IX GooD | REMINGTON TYPEWRITER APPLY tained in London--Not Given | i= nd boaring-down pains |SALBSMEN FOR AUTO-SPRAY. | ° rpuir. Apply Whig ofice. giving full | wt Whie office. Privile, f Briti Clubs y spells yun . F Best hand Sprayer made, automatic. particulars, including price. % ho : Sh Llubs. seem ever present. Uminary troubles Sample Machine free to approved TWO-SEATED BUGGY. SUBSTAN New York, April 8. --Englishmen. of | sieadily increase. agent. Cavers Bros., Galy BOYS AND GIRLS TO WORK IN tial, Apply at 49 King street. high social standing belonging to | Unhappy existence. No 1 e in - - . cigar factory. light work, good London clubs who were once w life when the body is overloaded with RELIABLE BR ory CAN Wagm to stort. Apply to 8. Oven |ONE 7-POOT SHOW CASE. ALSO to actus e Subs in this city, are now | poisons that the sick kidneys can't fil- wages to the right kind of men. Ap- : . One Jdoot COUIEL: Shaeine or virtually under the ban. ter out. : ply to Business Manager, Wiig offices | 1 R9P.CLASS ROOM AND BOARD - - i Their friends hesitate to propose | Bright's di is the mext stage.but | ----@™-------------------------------------- for Lad d Genth Private | $1, V j 3 SE AT 7 segse is next § but | = " . ol " or Lady and Gentleman. Private | §1,200 WILL BUY THE HOUSE AT 79 them either as visitors or as members, | it hr be prevented by using ee, SPRING SUITS TO MAK Tutaily, a om locality. only. Apply Elm street. rooms, iot 150x100 : as they are as likely as not to receive |ilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butter i het auit smade. Style, i ; li Pham Su hors, Anply or 78 a courteous intimation that they | nut. They cure sick kidneys and cure price and fOnish guaranteed: Pressing LOST would better withdraw the names of | thom permanently. 3d Seniting ete, oil. Galloway, ert aa a FRAME HOUSE, IN WEST BND, 7s their' tandidates. Several . incidents When the kidneys work pr ly pure e Tailor, 0 . PARCEL LAUNDRY, Thou Bi 8. rooms, od Sutlaz, od aud stable. chi a LO 3 . ¥ --------------S ESR SAE i . ivory waggon n Saturday night, 4 x "A. which were perilously near to the old- | blood is formed. A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN TO ACT AS Bl un et What oiler: DA tan 350. Avply bs 1 "black-balling" have recent- The Diamond Month 1 he Birthstone for the Diamond April is During no othe a whole Lifetime ft carries quite a We're always looking patron of this store will fan prevent it. indestructilile it row less in sto consists of Stones. | SMITH BROS, , Jewelers. Phone 686 of Diamonds First Grade must not wear poor shoes. We Think We If vou wish t - tend The sh to be successful at Kingston Business College Limited, head of Queen street | Canada's Highest Grade business school. Book-keepin, shorthand, typewriting, oe graphy, all com-+ mercial subjects thoroughly taught by comptent, experienced teachers. Day and Aight classes. Enter at any time. Rates wv { 'Phone, 440. ry modurate; H. F. METCALPE, President. J. B.C NINGHAM, Secretary. Jet Jewelery 'WE CATER 70 THE "WANTS OF YOUR FEET We Think We Can. We Always Have. Again--the patrons of this store shall wear nothing hut stylish, good looking, comfortable shoes. They We Always Have. Again--the patrons of this store will never pay too much for 'their shoes they buy here. can prevent it. We always have. J. H. Sutherland & Bro, THE HOUSE OF GOOD SHOEMAKING after your shoe wants. No ever wear poor shoes if we Can Prevent It. We think we is becoming be pop 1g and fashionable wil this Sut We select fr Bracelet ele Kinnear & d'Esterre, Jewelers & Opticlans 100 Princess Street. very a nw Barring Neckls Is a good time to put your Plumbing in order. . If you want a new TH, SINK OR CLOSET or if these require Repairing, send us your order now, before the big rush at First of May. McKelvey & Birch 69 and 71 Brock Street. Pees SII AISIIAK § What is there in a ¥ g¢ moderate priced ¢ $ material-suitable for 3 % warm weather that gives % $ the comfort and satisfact- $ 3: ion of a Print ? We ans- § £ wer nothing and if you & # have the good judgment ¥ £ to buy the Prints we sell § HK 1 t t t i Strawberries, Pineapples | Tomatoes and Bananas A. J. REES, 166 Princess Street ¥ hen are we postive as to ¢ : he answer given above, i Fh = & We show a big range of & ROR SALE: ¢ soft finish English Prints, #* p white grounds with dainty 3 ENGL! SH PIG LEAD k figures, beautiful designs, 3 - k I21c. a yard. x : : Canada Metal Co., Ltd. toronto, ont. k Handsome patterns in Emm-- ; best quality % wt English Prints for 3 : . Wants, . [| _CuEAif DRESS MATERIALS Blouses, & ; 3 Cream Serges, 35¢. 50c, 75c, 90c. and $1 yard. Aprons, 3 . Cream Mohairs, 25¢, 40c, 50c and. 5c. yard: Wrappers, etc.,, 3 Cream Panama Cloth, 50c, 60c and 75¢ yard, : At 12}c. a yard. 3 i Cream Voiles, 50c, 75¢ and $1.00 yard. : " . . £ Cream Albatross, 50¢c and 75¢ yard. Other makes, 6c., 8c., # Cream Cashmere, 50c and 75¢ yard. : Toc. a yard. The swellest WASH . GOODS in the city. HN and $1.00 yard. up-to-date. JAMES JOHNSTON STORE 180 ington | 3 Be i Cream Voiles, Eoliennes and Crepe de Cream Broadcloth, $125 yard. In Colored Dress Goods we show Chee, 50¢. 75 all that is -~ and § ly occurred, and the comity between the social organizations. of New York and London has in consequence been seriously disturbed. This situation has arisen from no antipathy toward individuals, but from the displeasure of Americans at" the manner in which they have been entertained at the clubs of the British metropolis, although ostensibly ad- mitted to all the privileges. They say that they get only to a small portion of "a London club house, and some of them do not eves progress to the strangers' room. They may be escorted to.some small apartment set apart for foreigners at the top of the building, or they may be permitted to linger for a while in a corridor. When the Englishman en- tertains the American it is maintain ed that he is as likely as not te take him to some semi-proprietary club. AN OFFER. To the Weak and Weary Women of Kingston. There are hundreds of women in this vicinity who are dragging themselves through life in pain and misery, with- out vitality, strength or -health," said our local druggist, George W. Ma- hood. "They get no happiness out of life and are just in a condition to be attacked by alwost any disease. They need a vitality-making and strength- creating tonic. 3 "Now, at our expense, we want to ask every such woman to try our cod liver preparation, Vinol, which con- tains beside tonic iron, the medicinal elements of cod liver oil, but no oil or grease. It is delicious to take, creates a healthy appetite, makes pure, rich red blood, and gives sirougth und vig- or to every organ of the ly better than any medicine we have ever sold in our store, and when a woman is in this condition it makes life worth living. ' "i we say 'at our expense' we mean that if the medicine you buy from .us and pay for does not benefit you, we will refund every cent of it cheerfully, and thus you try it at our expemse." G. W. Mahood, druggist. GHOST PUMPS WATER. Industrious Spirit Loosé at Piqua, Ohio. New York, April 8.--The Herald has received the following despatch from Piqua, Ohio: 'Ghostly manifestations in the Heeter home, three miles east of Sonora, in Preble county, which are attested to by residents of the neighborhood, have drawn hundreds of venturesome persons to the home in the last two days seeking to pene trate the mystery. Not only by rappings in the house does the spirit give evidence of its pres: nice, it is declared, but outin the yard the pump handle moves up and down, impelled by some invisible force, while the water flows freely. Sounds of thumping are heard, kettles rise from the stove, float about in the air and then return to their places. By a series of rappings, a certain number of raps carresponding to each letter of "the alphabet, the alleged ghost has made it known that it is the spirit of Martha Donald, now dead, who once lived in the house. MAY BE CHEAPER BEER. Lower Prices May Rule With Open- ing of Larger Season. Montreal, April 6.--~The situation "in the beer trade is understood to be growing interesting. A meeting of the brewery representatives was held yes terday, the outcome of which, while not officially announced, is said te threaten a struggle, in which prices may come down to as low 'as $4 or a barrel. Those who can speak with authority maintain silence, but there reams to be no doubt that lower, rates will be the rule with the opening of the lager season Night"Riders In Kentucky Hopkinsville, Ky., April 8.--The re- sumption of wholesale plant destruc- tion through the dark tobacco district of Kentucky and Tennessee by night raiders has again thrown that section into a state of excitement. The night raiders, acting always under cover of the darkness and in a most stealthy manner, have recently ruined dozens of plant-beds belonging to those farm- ers who have refused to join the Planters' Protective Association, while in some instances plant-beds belong- ing to association' members have dlso bern devastated. Last year the des- truction of plant-beds was accom- plished by 'scraping the beds with hoes, but this time the marauders used grass seed and salt to accompiish their end. Grass seed germinates much or cattle that graze upon it drunk. This means nourishment and strength for the whole body. Back-aches and dragging pains are forgotten. Irregularities disappear, vi tal energy is restored, and happy, ro bust health is once more established Dr. Hamilton's Pills for woman's ills is the slogan of thousands to-day. Enormous benefit in many ways fol low their use, and no woman or girl can use medicine that will do their gen eral health more good. For the sake of your Kidneys, for the sake of your liver, for the advancement of your general well-being, you can't improve on Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 25. per box, or five for $1, at all dealers, in yellow boxes. MGR. MONTAGNINT'S PAPERS. Affair Has Turned Into a Public Scandal Paris, April 6.--The conditions re- vealed by portions of the Montagnini documents occupy a most conspicuous place in public discussion. Their pub- ication has turned the affairs of the this Easter week into a Since Saturday, when the publication began, interest, in stead of waning, has widened. No- body is wholly pleased by the pub lication of the documents. The du- bious benefit which some friends of the church professed to expect from priority of © publication in a church organ has been dissipated, to the widespread realization of the pettiness of Nor Montagnini's| observations, even among those who hold that his papers do not show. anything repre hensible in the wvatican's activity in French affairs. On the other hand, the government's friends are not glecful because the government's plans as to the publica tion of the documerits have been up set. The church papers, while pro fessing to fear no harm to the church, adopt: an apologetic tone, while others not belonging to the opposition won- der what remains unknown which may have lead Premier Clemenceau into writing two letters of denial, already. One fact, recognizdd by all, is that the publication has revealed what was known, but it is not denied that the whole situation is rocking into intri gue. There is no use of longer blink- ing at the fact that these impressions have gone out, and will not down, no matter whether Mgr Momtagnini"s statements are true or not. There are plenty of denials his statements, but no side has vet dented the au- thenticity of the documents on which the newspapers have drawn for their publications. church in public scandal. of SWINBURNE'S BIRTHDAY. The Poet is Engaged on a New Tragedy London, April 6. Lord Lister, the oclebrated surgeon, and Algernon Charles Swinburne, the poet, yester ay, oclebrated, respectively, their eighticth and seventieth birthdays, in excellent health. Congratulations poured in on the former from surgeons in America and every other part of the world, while literatteurs at home and abroad felicitated the poet, Incidentally the interesting announce ment was made that Swinburne is en gaged on a mew tragedy, the subject being "Caesar Borgia." Senator Penrose's Denial. Philadelphia, April 6.--United States Senator Penrose had this to say about the published report that he told at a dinner the story of a "rich men's con spiracy" to prevent the selection of President Roosevelt's choice of a sue or to him : Ri abeolutely an untruth. I have never said any such thing. It is all untrue. I have always been a sup- sorter of and believer in President Be ve administration and all its policies." The senator was asked : "Have you ever heard of a $5,000,000 fund to pre- vent President Roosevelt naming his successor 7" "No, absolutely net." ---- Better Steel Rails Demanded. New York, April 8.--While questions connected with car storage and me- thods designed to prevent a recur rence of the deplorable conditions pre vailing during the year, will take up considerable time at the meeting of American Railway Association in Chi- cago on April 24h; it is quite certain that steel rails and their manulacture will. demand much attention, in econ- sideration of the experience railroads have been having.in various parts of the country, especially during the past winter. Broken rails, | cracked rails, rails with hidden flaws that do not become known umtil they have waused an accident, are numerous. German-American Marriage. New York, April 8.--One of the most ago when her father was appointyl consul-general, and there met and fell in love at, first sighf, it is said, with the dashing young soldier. ett Mons Meg, the ancient gun at Edin Ro Sa shipper in a paper box a Houd, chance, fot advanctment.s Shy WHITE ELASTIC BELT, WITH GOLD | TWO SHOW CASES, ONE SIX FRET, ® + K ton osiery Co. Limited, Buckle, on Clergy. Barrie or Stuart and one seven feet. Also ome 13-1oot By. ry a * Sts. Finder will be rewarded bY counter. Bargains for some one, at ing street. leaving at 179 Earl St Medley's Drug Store, HELP WANTED--FEMALE, FOUND. BRICK HOUSE, 7-ROOMS, #00D OUT Eat, a ---------- . buildings, and & acres garden land, A PLAIN COOK, REFERENCES RE | BAG OF BARLEY, ON STREET, ON in high state of cultivation, within quired. Apply 817 University Ave. Saturday night. Apply to Avderson limits of city. For particulars, appl ------------ Brothers, Grocers to 244 Victoria street. s A HOUSEMAID. APP IN THE a : evening to Mrs. Howard S, Folger, LOST OR STOLEN: IEN-ROOMED HOUSE, MODERN IM- 55 West street. ------------------ - provements, 114 Barrie St., also fur- © ~-- | RED COCKER, (FEMALE), | AN nished sumer, cottage, on lake . TOY swérs to the name o 'Dorie. shore (Murton's Point). Apply to GHAMEERMALD : ASD a HEN Finder nleawe, leave word at this Dr. A. P. Chown, 185 Princess St. girl Ah at on to Office. Anvone found harboring same § ---------- - rE after this votice will be prosecuted INE ROOMED HOUSE, SOLIDLY x " ¢ X SE built, concrete cellar, water, ete. A COMPET COOK AND HOUSE TO-LET. Situated west end of city, large lot Apply in the evening to Mra! Calvin, 181 King street. WHO WOULD BE with a family. A GIRL to go out West WILLING Call DWELLINGS LARGE FRONT "OFFICES, STORES, Cann's, 81 Brock street. etc, at BEDROOMS, ALL and garden, for $1,600. Apply Box 15, Whig office. -- ---------------------- SOLID BRICK RESIDENCE AND grounds, number 174 Earl St., forms 202 pn St., for further par- Tatars, nthe morning. "| modem sepvepiencen with t1 WAY | Rak Sut naw Secured by the, Ladin « ard. 3 H , oF « : KEEP T Cor; Union street. Residence. Vacant lot on the east EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER TO ' ; louk _ uiter" wotine: ind k for ten on IIT = Side of Hagot he hort sistance students, wood terms. Apply Box] HOUSE, 431 JOHZE! ie Cunningham, 79 Olarence St., Ven SW. IL,* Whig office. good repair, all modern IMPENG | gost Solieitor 3 : ments, furnace an as, rent wm re nd A GIRL TO DO PLAIN COOKING ate. Apply to R. Nesbit, 837 Jehn- Good wages given. Referenced res Son street. ARCHITECTS odl App TU TIAR0, } memati HA . quiredl Apply Mrs. Feet West, | BRICK DWELLING. NO. 181 DIVISON rt essa Stheat, Swelvg roaun. exwennion_ di: ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, or - . a . * ng room an itchen, 0 a ce, Cor. Queen an agot streets. Ta iT heating i possession fest of May. Af in nitting = 4 rr ply to Frederick ich, No. 17 - oy , ¢ i sition Nenghid : JENRY P. SMITH, ARCHITECT, yO reton. Hosiery. CO, Division street. ste. Anchor Bullding, Market Square. Limited, Ring street FAIRVIEW, MACK ST. FACING ane, aE ts Victoria Bark. Garden, modern con. a X . AY --- T'S. 258 PRINCESS ia 1) N n nL POWER & SON, ARCHITECT, MER. AY St., Cor. Sydenham, EL Ladies Xehiences) Sheran 1 Youtly jen chant's Bank Building, corner Brock to loarn the art. of © dressmaking 390 Albert st on Yay ow and Wellington streets. "Phone, 213. cutting ny designing, trim- ye a | ---- ING 8 > " "| WM. NEWLANDS, ARCHITECT, OF- ming in thr 3 XING TRE oo ORNE R_EMILY fice, second floor over Mahood's Tui Hg inotions resiGCHes Posing, tore, rner Princess = ARO ' MEDICAL. yep Bot I Sed BRE WR, A ga TR Fehisnech. atavie, and 2 ah Rouse, "Phone, 608. DR. McCARTHY, QFFICE LATELY acing Macdonald and ity Parks -- corner . Fqrmerly ~ oceupied by W. F. Nickle, Secu Bo Ryan, Wow Rex 5 - 0 MONEY AND BUSINESS. nt, $500, free of taxes, for a term W arts. 0 of ivears if desired, Apply to J. 8 DR, I. WOOD, DR. J. F. SPARKS R. McCann, 51 Brook street. * OUR POLICIES COVER MORE oA 4 . argreor og -- 1d nd o cians und Surgeons, Corner a § reets. LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE company offers. Examine them at Nerlineton and Wig " ---- Fire Insurance Company, Availaifle Godwins Insurance Emporium, Marke v assets $61,187,215. In addition te ot Square. VETERINARY. Which the policyholders have fof security._the unlimited lability of all MARRIAGE LICENSES. JR. G. W. BELL, V.8., HAS RE- the stockholders. Farm and ty pro- oved + Clarence, ry in wl OW os - rast, ve a Dok Post it Te Refotl renewing old or elvine | C. 8 KIRKEATRICK, ISSUER gr Calls hv telephome or telegraph pew business get rates from Strange Marringe Ca nsos, arence . ly atten to. The Paragraph Pulpit Unitarian REV. C, W. CASSON, OTTAWA The Evolution Of Religion. If there is one fact boing clearly de monstrated to-day by scientibic re search it is that of evolution, No word more clearly expresses the do minant trend and outcome of modern thought. The force of evolution is discern d -in every department of life as the, fundamental one, There is everywhere and in things, change, gr yw th, progress The Unitarian church recognizes that in religion the same fact is equally true The rel gion of humanity grows like a twig A to a tree, or a child into a man keep in endeavors to ance of evolution simply ad Unitarian up with the religion, Address Mr. Casson for free litera ture. A SKIN DISEASES Salt Rheum, Pimples, Erysipelas, Ringworm, Shingles, Scald Head, Itching Sores. All diseases of the skin are more or less directly caused by & bad state of the blood, which produces serid humors and corrupts the secretions. Neo one can expect to have a clear, bright skin when the blood is in a disordered con- Hition, and the stomach, liver and bowels acting fesbly im consequence. All the sbove alin discuss, in fiat, 45 i arising from a bad condition a BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS through its wonderful cleansing, purifying powers-on the blood, and its renovating action om the system. Mr A. Squire, Dominion, N.8., tells how he was cured of Salt Rheum. writes : "For years I suffered with Salt Rheum, sand was unable to find a curable remedy out of all the medicines I took, atid Physi- cians consulted. Finaily I was urged by a friend to try Burdock Flood Bitters, and after a very short of time I was com- ly cured, 1 shall always recommend :B.B. for such cases, as I consider it an remedy." : i Prices $1.00 per bottle or 6 bottles for $5.00. Cook's Cotton Root Compound. The great Uterine Tonic, and {To sual Monthly more quietly and grows faster and | jie weddings of. the season ly safe effec more importantly and luxuriantly | kes place, -- in the Anscrican eg RU Re TL than tobacco plants, and soon chokes | jek at Dresden. The bride is Miss Za of suength_No. 1. 81; No. out the plants, thus destpoying the Javta Humphreys, daughter of Mrs 10 degrees stronger, $3; No. prospects for a crop. Salt kills the | 7 "gq. John Gaffney, wile of the Ame Bold by all d or plants in short order. rican consul-general in Dresden, to Ap oduipt of price. A . Capt. Hans Heinrich von Wolf, of the | cos Mepome Oo. Toronto, ONT, Vormerly W: In Mongolis fs found a plant. a | Royal Saxon Artillery. Nise as species of stipa, which makes horses Humphreys went to Dresden two years fe Pe co Pairiose, Font oF polbiomy. Sold by uo embrane. nd rot asteip burgh, has n calibre of twenty inches. J Our largest : in Orn are | itd & Strange, Acents. TRAVELLING, LN LOL TTR. IN CONNECTION WITH Canadian Pacific Railway Vancouver Victoria Seattle Portland Tacoma Nelson, B.C. $ 4 3. 50 Rossland Spokane $46.00 FROM KINGSTON Secomb-clas one-way ticket, good go sg 1st of Mareh to April 30th, Special ity to many © particulars at t offices, Ontario ¥ I. Ticke Akt Bay of Quinte Railway Pring Bilis Sag ven: eave City Hall DONWAY, Agent B. Q Ry., Kisgstoss -------------------------------------------------------------- PUBLICATIONS ISSUED BY I INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY DESCRIBING THE n. Pass Fishin Boating Keep 'Bathing Hunting Keep Posted time Provinces Are now with the printers. You_, a have your name on copies by writin~ to 141 St. James Strest Or Oeneral Passenger Department, Moncton, N.B. TIME TABLE Leave Wolfé Island: Depot atdpme Fy Quebec and the Mari-" the list fof. free x MONTREAL TICKET OFFICE STEAMER WOLFE ISLANDER ROYAL ALLAN "XIN SUMMER SAILINGS MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. Ionian, Fri . May 8, May 81st, June 28 Virgintan, Fri, ay 10. June 7, July 5. Tunisian, Fri., May 17, June 14, July 12 Victorian, Fri., May 24, June 21, July 19. RATES OF PASSAGE. 1st., Cabin, Victorian and Virginian, $80 and upwards. Tunisian, $70 an according to steamer and accommoda~ upwards. lonian, $65 and up. 2nd., x Cabin, $42.50, $45 and $47.50, 10 n 8rd., Class, $27.50 and $28.75. Victorian, and Virginian are Triple Screw steamers, of 12,000 tons, pros pelied by 'Turbine engines. For sailings and rates of Allen Line services to Glasgow, Londonderry, Lon don and Havre, (France), with full pur ticular ly. to J. P. GILDE SLEEVE, Clarence St., J. P. HANLEY, Canada Life Assurance Co'y. ESTABLISHED (1847) . This grest anadian Company made for Canadian people by Cane adian people 00 years ago hes Dw w Assota Amounting to vein wrens sneer. §O3,380,518.00 Assurance in force $113,673,028,00 Surplus lor Profit Account) of .. §1,883,750.00 Stands in a unique position all along the line. hest Life or FEndow- Have the ment Assurante by selecting the the Office, 18 CANADA LIFE. it you eall in Market street you will be cheers fully shown the 20th Century Policy issued by this Company, the Annual Guaranteed Dividen Policy, which is modern to the moment, also actual results to Kingston policyholders. Telephone 703. J. R. URQUHART, 153 Alired St., Special Agent. A. E. HEROD ORDERED FOOTWEAR Now is the time those Re- pairs are wanted, Our anti- squeak is used on all work. -- 286 PRINCESS ST., THE HOUSE OF QUALITY ' BRITISH - AMERICAN © HOTEL Has undergone alterations and 3.00 p.m + 1.00 1-00 1.00--3.00 p.m 2.30 p.m 00 pin Tues ! wed. . 2.00--4.30 p.m. 2.0)--3 30 p.m. 1.153.380 p.m. 9.80-11,30 a.m notice. . Boat calls at Carden Tsland going to and from Kingston. Lo BE, BRU 1.00--8.00 p.m. . 1.00--8.00 p.m. SAT 8.00915 a.m. SUN. 9.00--10.00 am. 12,303.00 p.m. Leave Kingston:i~ Mon --11.30 a.m. 2.004.830 p.m. Time Table subject to change without | IIs now 'open to the travelling sublic. Ww. TELFER ie Proprietor NewYork Chinese Restaurant 83 Princess Strevt Lunch on shortest notice. Dishes a specialty. In Norway ¥i pulsory,~ J. 0. HUTTON, Manager KINGSTON - - ONTARIO Skt A I WC wn wn a