. - ust received from sr, a choice lot of c Skin ian Lamb ian Lamb PAIRS and AL- )NS on your Furs COURDIER IVE FURRIER 0 BROCK ST. JVENIRS | ng Silver Spoon, or Souvenir of King a rememberance to n distant or foreign one of the most nd interesting novel- ' also High Class Souvenir Hat Pins, ins, Jewel Cables, vs, ete. Srvous tem, makes Dow lood in old Veins. Cures Nerv and Brain Worry, lias bus Bseetsce. use or fo For yr One will plea Jeb ot pi go mailed 2 o ice. o Medicine Co. Jord Toronto, Ont ress slins! much in de- this store and in- urchasers would y see the display s complete. We very newest pat- at lowest prices, at . a yard. Linen for Boys' inches wide, c. a yard. r Prints, perfectly 3, light or dark, 121-2c. , Stripes for jc. a yard. ~~ Ginghams, all rfectly fast, 15c. 2 yard. er Hosiery k, Tan, White, in » or embroidered. adiés' and Child- | p-- THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE B. E. WALKER, President AEREX. LAIRD, General Manager ALH. IRELAND, Superintendent of Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000 Rest, 5,000,000 Total Assets, - 113,000,000 BANK MONEY ORDERS ISSUED AT THE FOLLOWING RATES : dog under er $35 and not exceeding $10, . * $10 " -" $30.. 10 cents "4% -" - $: 15 cents These Orders are payable at par at any office in Canada of a Chartered Bank (Yukon excepted), and at the principal banking points in the United States. They are negotiable at $4.90 to the £ sterling in Great Britain and Ireland. They form an excellent method of remitting small sums of money with safety and at small cost, and may be obtained without delay at any office of the Bank KINGSTON BRANCH, CORNER OF KING AND PRINCESS STS P. C. STEVENSON, Manager. 6 cents is fitted with our mew adjustab ges valve, which accommodates y pressure ol gas. This valve regulates the flow of gas so that none is wast ed and the proper proportion of air is burned. The top of the stove is flush so a heavy pot may easily be slid on or off the fire. Bach range is equipped with giant and simmer- ing burners. or economy, comfort and per- fect cooking, you should have a gas range, and the best on the market--the Oxford Gas Ronge-- doesn't cost any more than the other kinds, The price of this 'high-grade gas range, with 16-inch dyem, is from $18 to $20, cording to Call and see the Oxford and bavp the exclu- sive features de- monstrated to What an OXFORD oy nev: Gas Range will do for you. A gas ramge used to bo a make- 3 shift for the warm days. You put 9p with its shortcomings because the relief it gave you from tho heat of a coal @ire, the heavy work of & coal range and the dirt of the ashes. ® rh Ee range is & reNef from ) this udgery. But the Oxford Sas Range is also a wonder of efficiency. y It bakes, roasts, broils--cooks a large dimmer = in a most satisfac~ tory mamnmer with the least pos sible work and worry. The Oxford oven has 'am extra IX! corrugated steel lining and air ®. space at the shack, is lined throughout with 8 ® board. You thus get the full henefit of all the heat generated, none is lost. The ovem is scien- x tifically ventilated so that the ® fumes of the cooking and all ex- P cess moisture are drawn up the chimney. The oven rakes are of pressed - Jrastically un- ul e. A cover plate in the @® bottom of the oven © "ormits of the examination @ of the hurners; which may @ be removed for cleaning. The drop-oven door has balance springs, which per- mit its being left open at When fully open a strong ® firm shed on which the pan @ may rest while inspecting @ -pestry or bassing a roast. - » The Ou +ey Foundry Co., Limited. For sale » 211-213 Princess S°. hone 49% and Ladi Sheet Lead... "Canada Metal Co., Ltd. Tomas om. | Read Every Line of This Ad. Carefully. [me The Store of STEAMYACHT Af THE BISH- OP'S SERVICE, Two Weddings Recorded. -- Rain Prevented Decoration at Ceme- teries -- Father Meehan's New Position. Gananoque, July 1.--Miss Emma Christina, eldest daughter of-Mr. and Mrs. Otis Shurtlifie, Garden street, and Andrew F. Rising, were married in Clayton, N.Y., on Monday last, by J.P. Wi H. Reeve, The ph are spending their honeymoon here with Mrs. Rising's parents. Another. wedding of interest to Gan- ano weans took place at the residence Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Webster, Mel- combe street, when their only daugh- ter, Miss N. Webster, was married to 0. W. Landon, prominent for years in the municipal council of the Front of Lecds and owne. The cere mony was performed by Rev. T. F. Heney of Lansdowne, following a sumptuous repast. The young couple left at twelve o'clock, for the west. Loyal Orange Lodge, No.&l, Gana- nogue have made arrangements for at- tending divine worship at Maple Grove church, next Sunday. Rev. G. S. White, Napanee, deputy grand chaplain, of Eastern Ontario, an old member of No. 51, will be in charge of the service. Bishop Mills held confirmation ser- vices in Christ church Sunday mom- ing. His lordship was brought dows from Kingston en Charles Macdonali's private yacht, Kate, and after the service this morning he was conveyed by the same yacht to Rockport, to condugt a similar service there. The rain Sunday morning caused congiderable disappointment, as it necessitated the postponement of the decoration services arranged hy the local Qddiellows to take place at Gan- amoque and Willow Bank cemeteries. The service will be held next Satur day afternoon. Rev. Father Meehan, for some time curate at St. John's church here, and Smt Snes heavy feeling, wind and- pans in = Pills before you retire to rest. They start the gastric juices, assist the stomach to dispose of the food, en- courage good appetite, sound di- + make "you feel life is rth living. Sold . - In bores 25 cents. to which he was d by the serious il of his father. W. G. Harris, Stome street north, has purchased the Parker property on rt the pricg paid being $435 dollars. . Frank Brittbn, Montreal, is spengd- ing a short vacation here with: his parents, Mr. and Mrs: W. H. Britton. The Misses Marjorie and Ethel Pen- nock, of Ottawa, arrived during the latter part of the week to spend the summer here. Mr. and Mw, George Brown, of Ottawa, are spending some time in town the guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Conner, King sireet. who lately was put - in-charge of -the parish of South Mountain, has on ac- count of the work being too heavy for him there, been appointed as cur- ate at Belleville, F. Gibson of Limdsay, will for the summer months take charge of E. A, Dorman's duties at Thousand Island Junction. Mr. Dorman's work as tra- velling passenger agent, looking after business among the river resorts for the G.T.R. will begin to-day. Miss Edith Lockwood, of Collins' Bay, is spending some time in town the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hurd, Charles street. Justice B. M. Britton, ! and his daughter, Mrs. Philip Gilbert of Montreal, and Mrs. Reginald Brock, Kingston, have taken posses: sion of Mrs. Hart's Island cOttage, "The Oriole's Nest" for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. W. S..H. Keefe of Fort Covington, N.Y., are spending some time here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Keefe, Princess street, who ex: pect to leave about Thursday next for n two weeks" visit at Fort Cow ington. - Mrs. J. T. Green, of Cedar Knoll, Stans street, is spending some time in Rochester, N.Y., the guest of her daughter, Mrs. William De Graff. Mr. and Mrs. John Conner and daughter, Kinz street west, spent several days this week in Philadelphia, N.Y., the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Parke. . Weeks of Malone, N.Y., is spending a short time in town with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Keefe, Prindfs street. Mrs. Finley of Montreal, arrived in town cn Friday and has taken possession her island residence for the season. Mrs. Douglas, of Montreal, accom- panied by the Misses Douglas, have arrived here and taken possession of their island cottage, near the eastern end of the Hog Island channel: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hopper, of Co bourg, are spending some time at the Tremont Park House. Miss Elsie Brit- ton, who has been for some time past in attendance at the Conservatory of Music in Ottawa, is spending her holi- days here with her parents, Mg. and Mrs: W. H. Britton. Mr. ond Mrs. Andrew Edwards of Cornwall, old residents of Gananoque, are gpending some time in town. J. DARWIN PEARL KINGSLEY. Who has just besn elected president of the New York Life Insurance company, to succeed Alexander EB, Orr. Mr. King- sley was son-in-law of the late John A. McCall, whose death was brought on by worry over the( affairs of the company, which he had built up. The new presi- dent thinks receot dnsurance legislation economically unsound and declares the states impose unjust taxes upon them. Death At Vennachar. Vennachar, July 1.--One of the first settlers, Mrs, Christiana Gregg, died, on June 23rd, at the age of seventy- eight years. The funeral, on the 25th, was conducted © by 'Rev. D. L. Gunter from her home 'to the Methodist church, thence to the cemetery Here. Her husband preceded her "to the grave about thre: years Ago. Visitors : Mr. and" Mrs. Norman Ball, Verona, at the formet's parents', Mr. and Mrs. John Ball: Mes. George Hughes visited her mother, Mrs, M. Rodgers: Arnold Maginnws, Oconto. and Miss Lillie Ball, Kingston, who have been visiting friends here, have return- ed to their homes. Glendower Gleanings. Glendower, June 29.--There are quite a number of men working in the mines now. Archibald Timmer- man has returned from New Ostatio. The hot weather has caused much sick- ness in this place. Hay will be a poor crop this year. Patrick Hickey has kis pew barn nearly completed. Quite a few have the measles in this part George Timmerman is not much better of his rheumatism. John Blakely is at Sanford: Léeman's. S----v-- Opium has become such a curse in the French navy that the minister of marine has ordered the names of all officers who show any imlieation of being addictéd to ils use tobe sont at once to him. A large variety of bathing caps, Arthur Jackson, Stone street, is spending some time in Carleton Place Value. $20,000 in Dry Goods, Ladies, the value of one cent. per cent, to you. KEEP THIS SAL ~to~-Wear Goods and Men's F fash, Cost or value not to be considered. Great attraction for 15 da : * continue until July 20th. You know the value of goods as well as we 0. So it it would be tore of | Clean Sweep Sale of Dry Goods at The James Johnston Store, (20%, | Quai 180 well- Srhishings to be converted into s, commencing THURSDAY, July4tK, and will folly for us to misrepresent to The goods iu every department will be marked at prices which will mean a saving from 20 t E IN YOUR MIND. For it it is not a bluff, as we mean a We a not space to quote you prices on every article, but we invite you to come and inspect for yourself, Read this advertise.- ment carefully, bring it to the store with you, so you can compare what we tell you in the with what we oy You in the store. DRESS GOODS--20 pieces Mobair, Si- | '30. Table Linen for 230, | cilliam Serges, and Tweods, full 54 inches | 50c. Table Jinen or 35c. wide, regular price Sl, to 75¢, Sale| 73¢c. Table Linen for 53¢. price, 3 5 5 $1.25 Table for $i. 500 yards Fa Mohairs, Cashwers, 12§c. Roller whing, Sie. Serges and Novi efiects, worth wpa | BED SPREADS--75 of those $1.95 'or Sale Oc. kind. Sale price, 89¢. -enchs 1 Dress BOYS' HOSIERY--Boys' single and a Drety Joods for. 3c. double-nibed Hose, eXtra stromg, ail Black Dress Goods, | ®f% in Venetians, Popiins, Satii Cloths, 18¢c. Stocki Armures, Crepe de Chine, Broad Cloths 20¢. Socks Mo Ha and Eolvines. 25¢. Stockings for 1%. HOSIERY REDUCED -- For Ladi, | -83e. Stotkings § Fe. Black Cotion Hose, worth. MEN'S 8 yes Soft Skirts, 15¢c. nmde of Dimity and Prints, good wash- ing colos : - 3 50c. Shirts for 35¢ 75¢. 'Shirts for 0c $1 Shirts for 6Y. $ Ladies" Wash Suits, 'Peter Pau styles, or et Lace Lisle | in Ginghams, Prints afd Mustins, worth nh pair. A58 § 69 h. AE p RTS--All or Eh 30 Maite for. 35. Tweed a Sui A Skirts up ua Wigh aa 84, Tor 33.49 euch #3 Vain tor gabe Shirts, $1.39, 175 White Duck § o4 Unblenched . Shosting; (3c, value #2.9% White Duck Skirts, $1.75. le: prics; 29¢. Tbs wy $8 White Duck Skirts, $2.25. LACE CURTAINS--White Lace Cur- TABLF LINENS--73dnch threesquar- | dns 34 long, 60 inches wide, worth ter bleached Damask, pood range of pats | $1.23. Sale price 8Pe. pair. | wopd, Strong Working Shirts, the Svc. 4 Curtains for $1.50. entire stock of curtsins at the greatest sale prices. | TABLE NAPKINS=50 dozen Table Napkins, size 20x20, worth $1 dozen. Sale price, Tbe. dozen. "§8c. Napkins for 59c. $1.25 Napkins for P8c. $1.50 Napkins for $1.15. $2 Napkins for $1.55. Buy your Napkins at this sale. ' MEN'S SHIRTS--Men's Soft Shirts, kid, for, $1 kind for 69. Linen Collars, worth 15¢c. each. Sale price, 4 for 26c, i HBRACES--<Good, strong Braces, worth 25¢c. for 15¢s par. - SILK AND LAWR stack of is the largest amd best assort- 10 be foupd enywhere, and the Prices the smaliest. * § teras, dr price, 69. Sale i 75c. Gurkaing. for SOc... : : \& hind Pei | $1550 Curtains for $145. : White wn Waists, nicely rhode tofu or ion, worth Sec. © Sale July the @ a .83¢c. Waists for 6%. .: $1 Waists for Ye. $1.25 Waists for 98c $1.50 Waits for $1.19, SILK WAISTS- Mado of Tap Si with long or short sleeves, sib: don made avd 'trimmed. Note the prices © $3 Waists for $2.9. $4 Wuists for $2.98. $4.50 Waists for $3.25. $5 Waists for $3.75. : Muskin Underwear. Corset Covers, Fane broidery trisuved, ribbon ren besding. 25¢. Cavers for 1%e, 350. Covers for 25c 50e. Covers . for 39¢. DRAWERS 25¢. Drawers, 10e. 35¢. Drawers, 25¢. 50." Drawers; 39%. SKIRTS Muslin Skirts, lace trinmmed, with tucks amd frills, 30c., for 3c. T5e. Skirts. for 60c. $1 Skirts for 73c. $1.25 Skirts for $1. $1.50 Skirts for $1.19. Evry thine elie In Oi stip 3 the saw oerad vodactime hh i First inssrticy 16 = ord Jack eon ta Minimum ae sertion, 2356. HELP WANTED--MALE, a -------------------------------- BOY WHO CAN EARN FROM nd TO per week, Aj 4 . hd at 8 seston te Boar MEN EXPERIENCED IN PACKING coment. Waves $2 to $3 per day, Apply Belleville Portland UCewent Company, Point Ann, Ont. SALESMEN FOR AUTO-SPRAY), Best hand Si pans, Sie, agent, Cavers Bros, Galt. FIRST-CLASS LATHE HANDS, aner hands, bord will hands. Steady work: Wages. Apaly Canadian Electric Oo, Peteryoro, AGENTS--STARTLING HOUSEHOLD Sells sight. on money. Salary or i sion. Bradley-Gerretson Co. Lad. Desk "B.." Brantford, Ont. eee ee -- SPRING SUITS TO MAKE, GENTLE- men, bring your oun cloth and 4 3: ul made. price finish guaranteed. Pressing and a ing done well. Galloway, The Toor, S81 Broek street. ARCHITECTS. IBNRY P. MITH, ARCHITECT, etc. Anchor Balding , Market Square. "Fhone, 5. FOWER & SON, ARCHITECT, MER chant"s Bank Building, eorner Brock and Wellington streets. 'Phone, 213, IM. NEWLANDS, ARCHITECT, OF- fice, second floor over Mahood's Drug store, corner Princess and Bagot streets. Entrance on street 'Phone, 608. LOST. ee-- ON SATURDAY BVENING, A MILI tary . Belt Pin. Rewapd for return to Whig Ofllice A STRING OF GOLD BREADS, ON circus day. Finder please return to and receive reward. + rr sp---------- A GOLD-MOUNTED BACK COMB, ON Saturday, on Barriefied Comavwon Finder please return to Whig Office. a ------------------------------------------ BLACK COW ROBE, ON MARKET Square, on Soturday last. Finder will te rewarded Ly leaving at police station. ee ---------------- A GREEN PURSE ON GANANOQUE Row containing small sun of money, two gold rings, amd other articles. Finder please return to this office and receive reward, THE CROP PROSPECTS. -- Were No Better Than At Present In 1884. Sharpton, July l.~Grain prospects are fair. We have seen grain © consi dernbly worse than it is now 'and yet have a good erop after. In 1884, pre- vious to" the 4th of July in that year, the grain crop was in a deplorable condition for want of rain. Un the ith of July the rain came down in torrents and soaked the earth thor- oughly as it did on Sunday. The grain crop was very plump and good, although the straw was short. Even uncut hay improved considerably. It certainly is not too late yet should another good rain come soon. A gregh deal of corn has beem planted as a provision against a scarcity of fod der. Some one has wittily remarked that corn laughs at dry weather. Corn certainly loves heat, especially in the carly stages of its. growth. One half the crop is doing well. The later sown connot germinate for want of moisture in the soil. Quite a reaction has sot in as to the value of fodder. Fodder that was scarcely saleable last winter is now considered as good as gold. Potatoes and garden stuff are in the same category with other crops. Pastures are not good and the sup ply of milk is diminishing. Jisitors : Mrs. W. Hanley and daughters, Leng and Mossi, with frinds at Battersea; Mrs. Wood, Hgr- tington, with friends here. School has closed for the holidays. Cole Lake Notes. Cole Lake, July 1.-The crops are looking better after the rain. 5. Mar. tin is improving his house with a new woodshed. The cheese inspector was around again and found everything in good condition. Mr. and Mrs. William Killins returned to Chapleau. Benson Peters had the misfortune to lose one of his young cattle by & train knock- ing at off the track. number of the young people enjoyed the lawn social at Verona. Visitors: Miss D. Peters at her parents; Miss Susie Shillington at A. Harten's; Miss Ethel sister Muriel, Hamilton, at Henry Swa- Frick's, Tichhorne; A. Kish at T, Butterill's: Miss E, Peter's, at Walter Brown's, Green Bay: G. Botton, at J. Shillington's; H. Killins at J. Hills'; Miss Maggie and Ella, spending Sun+ day in Kingston, -------- Expressman McKinley, Orangeville, Ont., lost his life in a wreck on the C.P.R., east of Medicine Hat. Eight passenger coaches were consumed by Lo the twelfth consecutive time Lord Strathcona presided at the Do- inion dinnet, at London, last night. All Paper you 0an - carry at E. Fraser's for 3c. a voll, 78 William street. y The custom revenues of the dominion for June, shows an increase of $1, 229.032 over June, 1900. TT. ching and bleiding stop as on as you apply ald WF 27 HELP "WANTED-FEMALE, A KITCHEN GIRL. APPLY HOTEL Congress, PANT AND VEST MAKER. APPLY at once to John Tweddell, A GENERAL SERVANT, WELL RE- commended. Apply in. the 8 to 244 King street. SERVANT, FOR Charles GOpD | GENERAL T Mekay, S18 Jubbson St. GENERAL SERVANT, WELL RECOM- d. Apply in the ewaing 0 Mrs. Kilborn, 244 Kiang street. TWO CHAMBERMAIDS, THREE XIT- chen Gi wages $1 OS per month; one female, past couk, wages, $20, Apply to 108 J on Street, atter 6 pm ee ------------------------ A COMPETENT HOUSEMAID., RE- 4 Mra OG, W. APN Kine St, between 9 and aan. PERSONAL. ARE YOU TOO THIN *? weight producers great Buropean discovery, in crease your weight from 5 to 10 poungs monthly. Resuhap 8 wonderful. Price $2.00. or booklet. Aspa Com 1,265 Broadway, Dept. F., New EEE ET STRAYED. ASPA CARRIAGE, TED, CANOPY Top, cheap, 51 Brock street. Ny A PESIRABLE Buble +N ON Hitchen. 5 MN NG, non Sk SWIG, wt Aol to SO." this Oione MONEY AND BUSINESS. .3 MONEY 80 shamESse Sor Sake ane Be Sodwin's Insurance Square. FROM 324 ALFRED ST., ONE RLACK colt, star on forehead. liberal ve- ward for its return to 824 Alfred street. VETERINARY. PR. G. W. BELL, V.8., HAS RB moved to his brick block, on Clarence street, just sbove the Post Office. Calls by or telegraph promptly a FOUND. PURSE, CONTAINING [UM OF money wt circus grounds. Finder may have same hy abhivimg to Nolan's Grocery Store, 338 Princess St., and paying for this advertise ment . MARRIAGE LICENSES. % 8. KIRKPATRICK, ISSUER OF inge Licenses, 42 Clarence St "Phone, 568. MEDICAL. DR. McCARTHY, OFFICE LA occupied by Dr. Ryan, corner PUT UP NEW STAFF. On the Columbian Hotel At T. I. Park, Thousand Island Park, July 1.---Cot- tagers ave arriving daily, The Colum- bian and New Wellesley have an une vsual number of guests for this date. The downfall of rain, on Saturday night, and all day Sunday, was great- ly appreciated by farmers Gn the lo cality. Rev. Dr. Phelps, Sygacuse, director of Tabernacle services, has arrived and is occupying the Griflith cottage on Central avenue. Dr. War- per's new cottage on East Coast, i n aring completion. The flag stall that was blown down recently on the roof of the Columbian, has been re placed by a new one sixty feet long. Superintendent Thicheau is recovering from hiz late accident. The various steamers doing the island rambles are doing a light business as yot. The steamer Island Belle gives excursion rates to-day to Brockville and alo to Ogdensburg on the 4th. Freeman & Mitchell have received scow loads woot for the use of ecottagers. This wool comes from the north woods and is in slabs fourteen inches long and retails at $3.50 per cord. Mrs. -L. B. Spencer, also the Birch family, of Kingstom, Ont., are occupy- ing their cosy cottages om Ontario avenue, west, The Canadian ensign floats proudly over the Birch cottage. Tabernacle services were conducted yes- terday morning and evening by the Rev, F.T, Keene, of Syracuse, N.Yi Misses' Costume. 2018 1 \\Y ke IY) GY \ GN bh SPRL Ty Ne Tha accompanying skétch reveals a smart frock dh. 3 with a jumper, which is in the usual blouse style, having the large armhales trim- med with insertion. The guimpe has a yoke of embroidery to matel inser tion, the sleeves are mgde full, hav: ing frills of embroidery. skirt ia a plain five-gore, i slightly gathered at the waist and trimmed with two full rufffes of the embroid- ary. A pretty ion for develop- cment of this design is Pefsian lawn or The only place high class candy Is sold in ieian, MoConkey's and Huyler's are sold only 'at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. ) ' £ Rubber rings, quarts and" pints, Se. per Godin, ox." done or Je. at Sp SUMMER COTTAGES, DWELLINGS, Stores and Offices. McCann, 51 ------------------------------ FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE BO, AND ! rooms and ot 285 Alfred St., te Vieturis Telephone, 7 ---- I ---- The Paragraph Pulpit sv. w BASRA rea wa. tie, and prejudicial of © the. country. Insofar as it teaches mer that 'they are depraved and de incapable of the good and best, it is striking a blow at the very foundations of good itizenship. Insofar as it keeps its ad- ts slaves to a code or a super- stition, it tends to make a nation of free in thought, strong in action asd worthy of pa- triots. We need a religion that will make every citizen have faith in him- solf and faith in his fellow-citizens. Coox Meson Oo. A woman isn't satisfied il ber hus. band's life is an open book--unless it is' a cheque book, : "Inscet powder and gums." Jt pays to buy them at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. Fresh there. One brand of seasickness is the re- sult of a trip on the sea of matriy mony. As a matrimonial prize a homely girl makes good more often than a pretty one. It sometimes happens that a woman with a double chin talks enough dor two. i Bed paps, urinals, pus basing, ine vadid rings, etc, ot Chowan's deg store gi some genius start a Why Socs's oy 37 correspondence sch 3 li you want a thing | pH 0 dé it yourself unless how. The verdict of the street A COUPLE OF OFFICES 0 2 BNW Ta Compas fo % © Ste Apply to J.B, 2 soto BRICK HOUSE, uNIor t. West, modern a. : oy