- schooner Charles Marshall has ; Irishmen Defeat Emeralds, and |artied, from Charlotte, with soft coal jetori as o ' for tiary. delegation from St. id Shut Out the The steamer' Midland Queen cleared, gonsisting of Ald. Fl- --Other Matches. .., |itom Richardson's, Saturday night, Thompson and H. M. | The Cricket Field was alive with { for Guwego, to load coal for Chicago. baseball Players and enthusiasts on "When the stemmer North King was i -- Saturday afte alt was a_ great coming up alongside Swift's dock, ves- to St. George's PLANT FLOWERS, day for the fads. Four games were | terday afternoon, too much headway "by the brass and oe ; Played in the City League series, and |caused her bow to sirike the end of bands, the -regiment marched § & WAY to Help Kingston Grow the warm weatlbr put renewed vigor | the whan, breaking it. in. down Princess strect and over King \ Beautiful. into the matches. The two semior | The steamer W. J. Averall, of the strect to the place of worship. Enter-| Do you want to see Kingston a | games were run off in good time, three | Rutland line, went ashore above Alex- ing, the volunteers were ted to | beautiful city * > hours, and it was within a few niin- | andria Bay, on Thursday night. The the gallery formerly virial by the | Then get out and do your small | utes of six o'clock when the second cargo must be hghtered before the permanent force, now at wawa, to | share, 'S junior game was concluded. .. steamer can be floated, The Averall the main aisle of the church, directly | Clean up your own yard. In the first game the Young Irish- | was bound from Chicago to Ogdens- in front of the pulp and to And when you have raked away the | men hud almost a walk-over with the | burg with a full cargo of merchandise chapel. To Roy. itary C accumulation of dirt and is Emeralds, defeat their ts | and grain, hi cadets also marched to the cathedral | Plant flowers and see that they | to the tune of 10 to 3. The Emeralds Swift's : Steamer Picton, down, i and joined the 14th, i grow, left their batting clothes at home, | morning; steamer North King, oe The service was a military one and | Nothing strikes a Visitor to a city [and the fifth innings had been reach. Rochester, yesterday; steamer Belle: the most bearty in years. The edifice | so a8 neat, attractive, pretty |ed before they made their first. tally. {ville, up, to-day; steamer Ridea : was taxed to its utmost seating ca- | homes. Coyne, who was on the slab for the King, for Ottawa, this jnaring; pacity. Printed forms with the service Nothing makes the home so neat and Royals, was hit quite freely, the pat- | steamér City of Montreal, down, yes: Suites thereon were distributed about the hve | as young green things | ters having good luck in putting the teriay; steamer Dundirn, down, yes- ; pews. Two Union Jacks decorated the | growitg a t the house, - | ball in a safe part of the field. Lumb ay. ti laa Strong, handsome, large sige, pulpit. Major, the Rev. Canon Starr, Thergore, if you would -aid in im- pe M. T. Co. : The steamer Wissahickon nrfaps selves and claimed that ¥ Very fine, $13 and $15, Special 'values, others at $35, $40 up to $88. 3 ee 4 LEMON OIL best Polish made. 5 wi fering to " x " | quite fair. The line-up of the teams in ince: Fushimi 3 times, Canon Starr drew an interest: work will do you worlds of good. the 1 : .| To Accompany Prince Ww fin Sh-- ing picture of the lessons to be learn- | Plant flowers and see thet thes hasty ries may reas : to the R.M.C. , Yours, | ed from his life. There was the defin- | grow. Auderscn, 2.; Hunt. 3b. Evans, 1b. Yesterday, Col. Gordon, 0.C.E.0.C., . Xs " Ne Putbase the man always had In Matthewson, ®.g.: Ryan, rf; Welch, Ireceived a telegram from Ottawa in- view. But that alone was not suffici- AT THE POLICE COURT. e.: Nolan, 11. ye ' | structing hii to furnish a cavalry F. HARRISON G0. ent; he ; also his great persever- # Irishmen. -- Walsh 3b.; O'Connor, | escort for Prince Fushimi, of Japan, ance, It is rials that prove the | Two Offenders Appear Before the : : * | who will visit the Royal Military Col at Telephone man. Many would say, "Ob, when You are in a country do as the 0.C.E0.C., who poke of the way the residents Kingston had responded to the call to arms when the 'invader threatened this country. Ald, Gaskin, he said, was among those who, in I866, went from Kingston to Cora- wall, where it. was thought the Fenians would land. Although, their Services were not . needed, vet they had volunteered with the same spirit a8 prompted the patriot. There were in the 14th Regiment, to-day, sons of men who had offered themselves for active service on behalf of their coun- try just forty-one years ago. Col. fiordon then pinned the medal on the breast of Ald. Gaskin. In ly, the recipient said that his father hod served in the rebellion of 1837. He himself was one of the first members of No. 1 company of the lth Regiment. At the time of the threatened Fenian raid, he was eap- tain of the steamer Ranger, owned by Messrs. Henderson & Holden. It was en route from Chicago to Montreal, with whiskey, pork and peas. He first heard of the threatined invasion on reaching Kingston, and determined to take his vessel to Cornwall. The au- thorities tried ' to stop him, "but," said the captain, "they couldn't do it. It would take more than orders to stop me." At Prescott, shotsiwere fir. ed across the bow of his vessel. noti- fying it to lay to, but he went right ahead. Further down more shots were i fired, but on he went to Cornwall, . 3 There, he had to stop, but he soom Now is the time to buy a|got Permission to go ahead, when he ph told the colonel in command what his Building Lot cheap. , vessel carried. "Good," said the 3 Ed : colonel, "'the k will feed the sol- We have them at all prices and in any location, Wheel must be a Fenian, for there was flicks. ae iy tious them r Gash or on the > instalment Plan : no reason for the grounding. That, The Newest sudden Shanges in author 0 suggest wisdom in some Coal. We heat, and howe comfortable ; it's money can buy, and is nome better mined. it to you clean and at the very bottom BudingLats » Coteau Lake, Capt. Gaskin twice assisted. the gunboat Royal. which ran agtountd, and declared to its com- mander that -the pilot who was at the ie Bares wil take i piace." = Geta lot and build a home to your liking. : er welcoming his it depended the character of the man as to stood the highest both in the ser- vice of his majesty and in the service of the King of Kings. For their efforts to be effective there must be strength of character in the man himself. Re Daniel of Old Testament people ; 2 Not so with Daniel; he | At the police court, this morning, never swerved in his loyalty to his Lule Juskalke, Be Sova me fiend, native land and his God. He did his arrested » d remanded, LACE duty in that state of life to which it 9Ppeared befor 2 magistrate, and MS pg oi | a $ had pleased God to call him. It is She et rt I gif tt a in No * irit of the man that counts, not his , » u . CURTAINS wcial status nor his educational ad: [rn ai once. He was all smiles . . vantages. Fidelity, strength, and wis. | When he faced the magistrate, and . / hE : or. Said that he had fully recovered from dom all are necessary in effective ser he clio f the o { : vice to God and home. And, finally or "You well hoa That this habit Boaters Daniel stood for perseverance in prin- > a Mh A or wars > ou Surtees paste | Spi then: In Soacluding, the chap: | 311 ond jo." suid_bhis plo # * A i ol t . ray ns vo WV ree EA i ee 3 EE \ - Daniel's lite, a ne: pri od | Whltiam O'Neil, an old man, ar Mba 5. A vey Lec Ourtali, § | in Vie hfe of Christian soldier. Dur- [but who te crit dm $1.35 patr. Better ones at $1.50, @ | ing the offertory, at which Apis. yy. said that up till last Tuesday 5 4 Fre 3 LIS on, Mills, Sparks and Craig as- a ¥ ast Tuesday, ree gin : 3 Sint Capt. Arthur Craig rendered a he Jug Jot Sut rd - Tou Er aT abl fr ok Leet forme Eo lo pon Te on Curtain for hard wear, $1.50 o on 'King 'street' and marched tut past | Pressed himself. He fell off a stroct y i oq I car at Portsmouth, and inflicted a pair up, © _&f the City Park, up Batrie stecet, ar Severe gash on his left cheek, which ho y? incess street, and ck to the . L Jai. Tet + y te wht § Avorn TR beni co fe, dnd gd He For ; see Polat Curtains. Priced at the hia of Se Faimnt ached im, and he returned to the Hotel wariously from $3 to $15 s pair. Lieut.-Col. Kent, Major Cui * | Dieu. ; I oe - 4 | Capt. Hughes nd » Cluailain arr. : y ---------- | Sask Nets. at 15e, 900, 8c, §[ The boys looked mare te| TOOK HORSE TO STABLE 5c, » yard. best and more than delighted the . : » font - large number of citizens who watched Animiali' Must Folding Lease Ourtatn Stretch them on their way. The two bands | ABim st Not Be Left on ee Siskiod plas. The best stretch did themselves proud and much eredit 4 i Street, or made, $1.75 complete, is due Bandmaster Walker and Sergt. | 4 wo ladies drove to the city, Sa- Ee Simpson of the hugltes, ju Joe oi | yay morning, and tied their horas " ent standard to whic! they have (0 a telegraph pole in front of the ! | brought their respective organizations. Post office, at 9:30 o'clock. At two % p Jo'elock in the afternoon the animal 5 4 i 4 4 Medal For Ald. Gaskin. was still tied up, and the post office : 4 On returning to the armouries, the | authorities notiied the police. Con- et C all [11th Heiciimat was drawn up before | stable Patrick Driscoll went for a i ° } | the stafl of the Eastern Ontario com: short drive, and left the outfit at » } band for the purpose of viewing the livery stable. Some People make 4 Carpet Warehoase j [Presentation of an 1366 Fenian Raid | habit of leaving their horses on the 5 EE wedal to Ald. John Gaskin. The pre- street while they do all theie shop- : 3 sentation was made by Col. Gordon, !ping. instead of putting the animals at points and at 5 RY calling at Bay of Quinte ports. your homes. comrades-in-arms on the occasion of vou live on, how small your yard is their ammual visit to the cathedral, | or what your neighbor does. the spe to the men thew | You do your part. Let him take care of himself. home, he will beautify his. * little duty nothing. The exercise you will derive from the Magistrate. i under v cover. 'There 'is a hy-law | against this, and it will be strictly 'enforced. The case -is one for the j umnne Society, as it was indeed a cruel act to leave the animal stand- (Ing on the roadway for several hours without food or water. The ladies called at the : police sta- tion late in the afternoon, and they were directed to the livery stable, where they secured the outfit, after paying the expense incurred. -- Arrivals At B. A. Hotel M. F. Kluglisk, J. F. wife, Montreal; F. R. Smith, Thos. A. Pyne, Singleton, J. BR. rs. Tichener, Mrs. don, Eng.: H. Smith, London, Dwyer and Earngeyv, BR. B. Toronto: 8S. 8. Munroe, Mr. and J. H. Birley, Lon- Birley, New York: W. Eng.: Geo. Hooper, London; Chas. 8. Gentman and wife, New York; Chas. (. Kilby and wife, Newport, Eng.: S. RH. Parson and wife, New York; FE. E Allen, L. H. Lord, Boston: Dr. James Newell, Wat, ford; F. A. Todd and wife, - Aurora, . Lyner, W. R. White, Pie- Shuster and wife, Belle Sinclair, Dr. W Brooke, Woodstock; Dr, H. Middleton, Owen Sound; L. A. Rowell, Spring- field, Muss.: J, K. McCabe, Strath. roy. -- Too Much Light-mindedness. Rev. W. H. Sparling, B.A. sermon in Queen church, sounded a the light-mindedness, frivolity, plew- sure-seeking tendencies of the day. The social dissipation of the winter, keaping people engaged every night of the week, and the long vacations in the summer, with a craze for enjov- ment, tended to break down all seri- ous livihg and all serioys thought as to God and His claims. in his Street Methodist warning aginst -- ------ Many At The Funeral. Quite a number of Kingstonians at. tended the funeral of the late John Ws Bertram. Harrowsmith, on Sunday. It was one 'of the largest held in that district for some years, Messrs, Ww. Jackson and H. Bibby, of this city, performed the last rites, on hehall ~of the Masonic order. The service was held in the Methodist church and the remains followed to their last resting place by a large cortege. 4 1,000 Islands--RocKester. Steamer North King leaves Sundays 10:15 a.m. for Island pa. for ° Rochester, P. Hanley, agen pressing Kingston visitors, beautify It makes no difference what street If everybody but him beautifies his be ashamed and will The expense attached to doing this '| Saturday afternoon. was touched quite often, but very few made more than first base off his delivery. The three runs for the ach: hod one to their credit. The game was far the best of the day. Alfred Picree was the umpire, and al- though some of the players and sup- Porters thought that he was some- what cff color in many of his decisions the general opinion was that he was to your city is practically 2b.; Lumb, p.; Cotman, Lf. Stokes, rl: Young, ss: Tilson, 1b.; Bolger, c.: Palmer, c.f. : The second game was between the Royals and the Victorias, the Royals being shut out by a score of 11 to 0. W. Lumb was the umpire. The Dick brothers, battery for the Victorias, played a great game. G. Dick was in the box, and his curves succeeded in puzzling the Royals, a score or more fanning out. Some wild throwing by the Royals 'was responsible for sev- eval runs, and the infield work was very ragged, at times. The Victorias batted well, and outclassed their op- ponents at every stage of the game. The match was too much of a one- sided nature, to be of interest to the spectators. The line-up follows: Royals.--Lokes, c.; Ewart, p.: Peirce lb.;: #Scrutton, 2b: McKenzie, 3b.; Symes, s.s.; Holland, 1f.. r.f.; Scouton, c.f. Victorias--S. Dick, ¢.: G. Di Pp azel, 1b.: Doyle, 3b; Pound, ss. Gillespie, 1... R. Nicholson, cf.: Cook, r.l.: Jones, 2h. The games in the junior series at- tracted a good deal of attention from the younger folk. The Y. M. CA, McGuire, Dick Sleeman; for Sapolics, Clarke, Gufiy Clarke. The Y.M.C.A. had no trouble in taking the game, but.the Sapolios worked very hard to gain supremacy The Granites played "rings" ground the Thistles, putting up a score of thirteen runs against 3. Muckler, in the box for the Granites was in splendid form. Reid was be hind the bat. Williams and Hunt com- prised the battery for the Thistles. ---- At Artillery Park." At Artillery Park, Satprday after- noon, the Artilleries added another victory to their list, when they de- feated the Crescents, by a score of 29 to 8. The batteries were : Artilleries, G. Aylesworth and M. Madigan, and for Crescents, W. Shepherd and Sher- bino. Daniel Flanigan was the umpire. The Artilleries have only lost one game so far this season. The team has made arrangements to play the Junior Victorias at Artillery * Park, next ---- ein The Cause Of Stiff Neck. Usually from sitting in a draught, Nerviline removes the stifiness, takes way the pain, makes you well in a ew minutes. For sprains, strains, swellings and lumbago nothing excels Polson's Nerviline: large bottles for 25¢. Sold under guurantee. s -------------------------------------- "Kingston's Famous Fur Store" Emeralds, were made by Ryan. Mad- den and Anderson. For the Irishmen, Walsh, Lumb, Stokes and Tilson, each scored two, and 0'Connor and Young What' is Transpiring Along the : Harbor Front. The schooner W. J, Saffel h iv- ed, at the Grove Inn, with woul from Oswego. arrived from Fort William, with 50,- 390 bushels of wheat; the stoamer Pan- ther arrived, from Chicago, with 71: 000 bushels of corn; the tug Pmerson arrived, from Charlotte, with two coal barges, and cleared, for Mont- real, with four grain barges; the tug Bronson arrived, from Montreal, with seven barges; the tug Thomson clear- ed, for Montreal, with four grain barges, A CAVALRY ESCORT i late to-morrow afternoon. This le that the steamer Rapids King will not land at the military college wharf, but at Swift's, and that the prince; after leaving the steamer, will PE escorted over Catarahui bridge to the college. Col. Gordon instructed Maj. Letherland, of the 4th Hussars, to arrange for the escort which will be in waiting at Swift's wharf at 4:30 o'clock. One hundred men from the 14th rifles will compose the guard of honor. NOT AN HONEST POLICY. 7 THE DAY'S EPISODES LOCAL NOTES AND THINGS IN Dr. Coutlee, Sharbot Lake, was in the city to-day. Norval Hodgson returned from the North-West on_Saturday night. William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at McAuley's. "Phone 778. J. H. McIntosh, who has been at- tending Queen's, left on Saturday for Winnipeg. : All cream jce cream, in bricks, any flavor, delivered at any hour, -at Price's. William Robinson and family have left to spend the summer at their cot- tage at Sharbot Lake. John O'Conner, who has been visit- ing in Kinston the past week, re- turned to Renfrew, to-day. H. Cunningham, piano tuner, from Chickering's. at McAuley's book store, 'Phone 778. Rev. R. C. Blagrave, B.A., Belle ville, has been awarded the B.D. de gree by Diocesan College, Montreal. Victor Carty, of London, Ont., has been spending a few days in King- ston. He left for home Sunday night. Rev. J. R. Black, of Kingston, offi- ciated at both services in John Streets Presbyterian church, Belleville, yester- day. P.M. Beaupre left for Chatham, as delegate to the C.O0.F. convention, re- presenting St. Anthony court, Ports- mouth. Miss Pauline Sparling's solo in Queen street Methodist church on Sun- day evening was very effectively ren- dered. Sydenham street Sunday school will have its flower day on June 23rd, with the new pastor, Rev, C. E. Sykes, as preacher. Sidney Dickson, who has been at- tending Queen's, has accepted a posi- tion as assistant purser on tho steam- er North King. No meeting of the waterworks com- mittee was called for this afternoon, as there was no business to transact beyond the: passing of accounts. If you intend painting your house, call and get D. E. Fraser's price. Only best materials used. 78 William St. "phone 373. John Morris, local manager of the Queen City Oil company, left this Salesmen Who Try to Deceive | Customer May Be Caught. It has become a common habjt with some ready-made clothiers to advise customers that "this is semi-ready made--we can finish the garment to measure." 5 = This play on words is a clear in- fringement of the "Semi-ready trade mark, for no garment can be semi- ready except a Semi-ready. The fine cloth, and the "physique type' system are exclusive to Semi-ready, and no man can be cheated of an honest de- i i i if he kept up their' good record in de- | sire to get: what he asks for if he feating the Sapolios, by a EE the silk label marked Semi: to 11. The batteries were: for Y. M. (ready. It is sewn on the pocket of C. A., Meek, Sharpe, Robertson and | every genuiné garment. The H. D. Bibby Co., 78-80-82 Princess street. | Went Over In A Jiffy. Joseph Hackett resides close to corner of Bagot and Ordnance streets. He has a brother John Hackett. Yes. terday the two thought they would en joy a day on the water. All went when they were off Point Frederick. Then the unexpected happened. The sailors, for they were in a sailing skiff, tried to come about, but not lio cording to Hoyle." They ram not up into the wind but tried to gvbe. Their next move was to swim ashore with the skiff in tow. much to the enjoy- ment of the spectators. » I Immaculate Soda Glasses. At many fountains glasses are mere- ly rinsed in cold water. each glass is set aside after use and is then thoroughly washed in hot soap t suds, is rinsed, dried and polished with 1 a clean towel--just as you would do in your own home. Wade's Ice Cream Soda in such glasses tastes hetter'and is better, Wade's drug store. " Served Forty Years. A H. N. Snelling, local manager of the Bell Telephone company, has complet- ed forty years of service in the Imper- ial and Canadian wilitary service. He joined the 60th Rifles in the old coun- try when a youth. He served through the rebellion of 1870 and 1885 in the than the i |Toronto Methodist well until about half-past two o'clock jhis title and mes merly at Napance and is well-known here. He will receive £2,000 a year, a {free house and lighting. {cepted a (wood Hospital for | Herbert Sullivan will join the medical json took place at Cataraqui on Mon At Wade's day. y or yr : holy communion at St. George's | brating, and the burial office was said at half-past ten. da and entirely clinical, being, therefore, held at the general hospital. Several out- side physicians are in the city for the occasion, T Consult Dr. morning on a week's business trip through the Bay of Quinte district. On and after June 15th the K. & P. railway will issue single fare tic- kets, for the benefim of Kingstonians staying at Sharbot Lake, for . the summer. Mrs. W. Briden, Colborne street, goes up to Picton to attend the woman's missionary gathering of the Bay of Quinte Methodist church, hdd there this week. During the past week, Rev. Messrs. Ompah and Gregory haves been "oon ducting revival services in 'the Free Methodist church on Célborne street. There has been much enthusiasm. Cataraqui cemetery is now in its June glory, and looks more beautiful ever. It is daily visited by scores of poople, including visitors to the city who say that Kingston's cemetery has no peer on the contin- nt. Only all-cesam ice at Prices. Rev. A. B. Chambers, D.D., of the conference, drops governor of Chambers was for- cream in the city, Toronto jail. Dr. John Quinn, Oswego, N.Y., has ac- house surgeoncy at Rock- the Insane. Dr. {staff next week also, relieving Dr. Stanley Smith, whose term is com. Aeted. D The burial of the late Trevor Rav- | @ es There was a celebration of the | % ea- hedral at eight o'clock. for the fam- ly, Rev. Hugh Spencer, his uncle, cele- D QO O The final examinations of 'the Ontario medical council were commenced, to- will finish to-morrow even. ng. These examinations are oral and D DO YOU SEEK HEALTH ? Hamilton and You|¥ We have the advance Styles for the coming sca. son, and we advise those wishing a chan urs ATTENDED TO Now F, GOURDIER CLUSIVE FURRIER "their | ) This price ; we know and are present CUT CLASS SPECIAL We have at assortment an of © Desirable Dishes, at $4.50 each. best of. SER DOW DISPLAY. SMITH BROS., Jewellers & Optitians 'Phone 668 Issuers of Marriage RL. Patterns, in 8 inch Fruit line, at the above is the value WIN- LL A SPEC PRINCESS ~ BT ALTY A. E. HERO 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 ge to have MULLENA NICHOLSON (LINE oT VE MONUMENTAL WORK | 3 A IIIIIIIISIGIINIIIRN {Wash Dress Goods {The Kind We Sol ¥ Look well, wear well ; 3 E ¥ + 2 3 + x * 3 > ¥ ¥ x * reasonably ghived, Isn't that satis- ctory ? See our dis- play for the positive $ proof. ¢ We bave the largest stock in town of Panama hats for men and ladies, and our styles are oc be_completed. Mr. Campbell says oe as the department expected d used enough times, but 1 of Putnam's Corn Extractor will cure all the corns in the North-West. For some years past Will Be Sh the W. 3 Hundreds of p ieces of he has been an officer in the Army Ser- Thousands are a same tt : bts, in Nght, medium ' been : y= 0 s are 0 8 vice Corps, of Kingston. It is now all sickly, bilious and feeling far from ¥ dark shades, 7c. a yard and ; his intention to retire, well. ® up. p Trouble is, the system is ol ged | & . : g Min Laborers it Work. with impurities which need to be pe | a $ Muslin, Muslins, a bg Several ol laborers gz > the gas main excavations quit work this morning because their request for more wages has not vet been complied with. Their places will not be filled as the department is more than satis fied with the progress that has been made with the excavations. Mr. Camp- bell will leave the matter to the civic light committee to settle. w The Light Plant Extensions. It will take most of the summer Xtensions are progressing as rapidly Killed By Blood Poisoning Used an old razor for paring rns. Foolish, tri his because a 25c. bottle, family for a year. exclusive. on! od fluence buildin your tired, worn- of health and ply the body away. Before downright sickness arrives you should cleanse and purify the ith Dr. Hamilton's Pills. At once you feel their These: purely vegetable pills with nourishing mighty in- i g up weak spots, clear ing out disease, gnd putting yo on your feet. out, condition to 'one gor, because they sup- system u again change blood variety, in White or Colors, at 7c. a yard and up: White D oO 4 Mercerized Waist. b ings, Dainty Designs, 15c., 2 18¢c. and 20¢. a yard. ve RA Big Challies, of Cotton patterns, QD 4 range pretty ¥ perfectly fast colors, 15¢c. a g Tad, : x ¥ Batiste, Dimity, Dress Hamilton's Pills, sick with grippe, and when spring came I was weak, bilious and \ fied my blood, out of my face, mach and Last winter T was 4 rheumatic, 1 |" Medieine to eure idn't get any help till 1 ed Dr. Hamilton's | Pills. They puri. took the yellow color put new tone in my increased my appetite, Od D twenty | & patterns, Still selling in abundance of prices. extra to [that builds up and enlivens the entire complete the overhead electric street System Wh wiring, * Mr. Campbell says. In the! John itley, of Stanwood, P. i i i Meantime the poles gannot be painted. | 0. Unt, knews the merits of Dr. Ham- | ¥ Line, Victoria Lawn Sete te new gas holder is not required un. ilton's Pills, and says: "1 wouldn't | § Sian Lawn, India Lipen, til the autumn, by which time it will be alive to-day had it 'not been for Dr. | § Mull, Muslin, etc., in an nice Wide Torset ® Cover Embroidery, at abc. a ¥ yard. 2} -------- - Prioe's chogolates are made fresh ~ $5.00 to. $15.00. Sect Nils 4G Importers of Fine Hats, Safe becaiss aes , Usa b biliovs attacks and rheumatic Sele Dochule_ pie Iv vegetable, Use | pains gradually departed, ad. Dr ! | Bamilton's Pills made a new man © of me. nrov thei ori !. Bev. Dr. Chambers, ordained in 1568 claim ign me aad to iB Kingston, by Rey. Dr. Punshon, | Hf better heglth and prompt recovery 'goes to chambers in Toronto jail this | are important get Dr. Hamiion's Pile month. Everybody likes the doctor, of Mandrake and Butternut iq-day. even though a tory. 1 At all! dealers, 95¢. per ve | The Toronto News gives W. R. Giv- boxes for $1. By ens a warm New York roast for his assay to about 3 fhe Polron'& Co. Hartl, ! and Kings ton, » It Takes Make a | Kinds of THE SHOES, ! = Smart, fashionable sty' built' for comfort. All we the newest, most -up-to- the lot but what repre workmar ship. They're he in the late lasts and heel the ever popular pump. Every shoe dealer in Shoes. We are showing Buck Shade' in Oxfords tice of P $3.0 J. H. Suth THE HOME OF Porte 1893, where it received nine much higher than any other Por JAM SELLE LEL80080PLLA 4 « 4 : C i Ice © : Genuine, Pure C : Bricks, all sizes. Flav $ ---- <4 3 A. J. REES, rrr | IS ; ist White Mercerized Wais regular Price, 25c. TO-M( White Madrass, with C wide, worth 25c. and 35¢. ; Fancy Dress Muslins, 1 Pink, Pale Blue and Helio yard. ENGLISH PRINTS--5C and Dark Coloss, Stripes 3 Special, 10c. yard. CORSET COVER i Cover Embroideries we sell CREAM DRESS Goops . terials, at CY: Dr "Mohairs, Casi Nuns Veiling, Sicillians Sa : *, COME A} THE JAMES) .