pr am---------- nl ci CE All kinds of new fur gar- ments made to special measure, and we also have & unsurpassed facilities fcr re- modelling, repairing, and re- (8 dying furs at short notice that makes it possible for us ¥ to transform your old Furs into new, We guarantee per- fect satisfaction as to it. Telephone 489. John McKay Fur House, 149-1556 Brock St. 8 | Miss A, Grady, spent Sunday THE 5 P.M. EDITION | N. ¥. HARBCTTLE SENTENCED, i Two Years in Alberta Peniten- . tiary. ¥dmonton, Alba, F. Harbettle was sentenced years' imprisonment in the i penitentiary for ile theft June 2.--Neville to two Alberta of %6, $ | V15.44 from the department of inland revenue at Edmonton. "This term will probably be considerably shortened by the good comluet of the prisoner, who may obtain his liberty on parole he fore the expiration of his term of im- prisonment. | EULLER 1S DEAD. {| The Famous English General is No More. | London, June 2.- i Buller, the famous | died, to-day. Sir Redvers Henry English general, | with friends at Sydenham. i Beware of Ointments For Catarrh & | That Contain Mercury. | As mengury will surely destroy the sense {of smell and compietely derange the whole system when entering it through the wiucous surfaces. Such articles should WEDDING = RINGS We always keep a good selection on hand and make to order any special size or shape. Our gold is rich color in and style, and workmanship perfect. Buy from the maker get the advantage in price. JEWELLER, Issuer of Marriage i Licenses. { faces of the systema. S| genuine, " $n 8 Hone of our Refrigerators. never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do js ten fold to the'good you can possibly derive from them, Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by ¥, J. Cheney & Co., Toledo O., contains. no mercury, and is taken Joternally, ueting directly upon the blood and mucous sur. In buying Hall's be' sure you get the ig taken internally and yonde iin Toledo, Ohio by Fi J. Cheney & Cou. Testimonials free Seld by Druggistsy bottle, Take Fall's Family Pills for consti! pation. 6 Degrees Above Freezing Indi, Catarrh Cure Price 75% per| This is the remarkable accomplishment 8 ot our : White Enamel Retrigerators| Spangenberg | With less ice than you have ever used he. fore. It is worth your while in the in- terest of health and economy (0, have We have them from $7.00 up to $42.00. We have +» GALVANIZED, ENAMEL and GLASS LINED. -- W. A. Mitchell's Hardware. WHITE Thursday Morning, 8.30 0'clock The complete stocks and factory 'samples, slightly soiled, of a of high class Gowns, Dressing Corset ly trimmed with Valenciennes Laces, ings; &c. Included in this lot are many hand-made garments, superior to any- K'rench manufacturer Muslin Underwear Skirts, Sacques, Covers, "Drawers Regular values up to $6.50 each { For 78c. Each. "These garments are made of extra fine ma- ~ , terials, including Mulls, Nainsooks, Eng. Jish: Long Cloths, &e. They are beautiful French Embroidery, Insertions, Tuck-~ thing yet offered to the people of King: SCENE ~ stom, » DISPLAY] T THE DAILY BRITISH WHI G, TUESDAY, JUNE 2 1908. ) CHNARAYS DEATH Lee PANK, CHEF IN KING | STREET RESTAURANT, Jn { Died 'After Two Days Ilingss--Ihe {Furst Chinese Déath in Kiue- { ston--Remains Will Be Buried i : in Outaraqui Cemetery. lee Pank, the Chinese chef at the | King street Chinese restaurant, died, lat one o'clock, this morning, after an {illness of two days. He was 'taken | suddenly ill on Sunday evening, and ton Monday was in a serious condi ition. Dr. Sparks had been attending { him previously and was again called in, but could not save his life. The | remains were removed to R. J. Reid's undertaking rooms, this morning. The deceased, who was forty-eight years old, had been in this country six vears, and leaves a wile and family in Chinn. The local Chinese colony were ter. ribly shocked when one of their num- ber passed away, and as they have not any leader or head man here, they were badly used up fof a time, Lee Jue, formerly propristor of the re sfaurant, and now in Montreal, was sent for and arrived this afternoon to take charge of the body. It is likely that the remains will be buried in Cataraqui- cemetery, The deceased was a 'Christian, and attended one of the Methodist Sabbath schools in the city. The funeral service wii likely he held on Wednesday. i Lee Pank is the first Chinaman to die in this city. Wherever one of them takes sick, he always leaves for home, if he thinks it is serious, as the Chinese have a great horror of dving outside their own comntry, or awny from their priests and friends. -------------- CIvIC COMMITTEES, Waterworks and the Board of Works Convene. The waterworks committee met yes- terday afternoon, with Ald. Craig (chairman), Couper, Graham, Hanley and Chown in attendance. The offer of the Donnelly Wrecking company to purchase the old pump at The pump house for $50 was accepted. A petition of James MeCammon for a water main on Victoria street was referréd back to him for the signature of more property owners. The petition of John McKee and others for a water main on Barrie street, between John street and Rag- Jan Road, was granted, The. board of works met yesterday afternoon, and decided to recommend to the city council that certain trees on George street he eit down in or: der to construct a concrete walk, The failure of the council to meet last ev- ening will delay matters somewhat. It was decided to recommend the granting of the Kingston and Pem- broke Railway company's petition to erect poles on Ontario street. The council will be asked to grant permission to Alfred Buck and L. Spooner to rebuild their porticos on Union street, on the same ground as before, It was decided to recommend the cutting down of three trees at the cor- ner of University avenue and Union street, Council Had No Quorun. A special meeting of the city council was called for last evening, to con- sider an application from the Kings- ton and Pembroke Railway edmpany for permission to erect a line of poles on Ontario street, from Brock street to Place d'Armes, for a despatch wire. The political gathering in the city hall, however, was too much of a eounter-attraction, and when the elerk called the roll at 8.05 o'clock, there was no quoram. Only seven or eight members of the council were present, Making Good Fellows. The government has increased in less than five vears the provincial expendi- ture hy sixty per cent. That is to say, has increased the expenditure $1 per head of the population, while the liberal government only increased it 81 por head in thirty-two vears ol power. This is the record of the par- ty that promised the people economy when it got into power, The Whitnev government spent, last year. in entertainment dinners and hospitality to visitors, 316.965, while the Ross government, in 1903 and 1904, its last vears, spent only $150 for a similar purnose. This was only mentioned as a type of the lavish seale of expenditure upon which the people's money was wasted. Conservative Declaration, Toronto: News. Mr. Whitney and his colleagues as trustees of the money and resources of Ontario, have nothing to do with the manner in which the people of Kingston choose to use the franchise, It is their duty to pav exactly the same attention to representations made bv Mr. Pense a= it would to re- presentations made hy a conservative member for Kingston. Certain expen- ditures are either warranted or not by the requirements of pulilie serviee: the number of liberal or conservative votes east has nothing to do with the decision. Drink For Health. To be wholesome, soda water ought to look geod, taste good and be good. To be good in every seuse it must be made from perfect materials and free from contamination of every kind. Our clean, polished glasses are typical of the purity of our soda. It is the kind that is as good as it looks and tastes. Wade's drug store. . Dr. Courtice For The Library. ] Toronto World. Rev, De, A. OC. Courtice, former edi tor of the i heistign Guardian, js an avplieant + vacant librarianship {of the public library. Dr. Coustios is n gentleman of fine literary sened and in many i "Ns eminently qualified ba Si its in CITY AND VICINITY. Thos. Mills & Co. Are offering special lines 'in child- ren 5 straws at and We, for Eoth boys and girls. i -------- Vital Statistics. During May, there were registered in the city clerks office, 39 births, 18 marriages, and 33 deaths. 25¢, 1,000 Islands--Rochester, Steamer North King leaves Sun days at 10.15 am. for 1000 Island ports and at 5.00 pm. for Bay of Quinte Ports and Rochester. At The Police Court. There was a brief session of the police court this morning. Fwo cases, both for nok-payment of wages, were on th: docket. and they were quickly disposed of, One was dismissed angl a settlement was made in the other by the parties, Thos. Milis & Co. Special Prices. Men's #3 sailors for ¥2.50. Men's ¥2 sailors for $1.49. Men's ¥1.75 sadors for $1.25. Other lines 205¢., 49%. and 70e. "Three Swallows." Sir John Power & Sons, '"Ihree Swallows" Irish Whiskey, Famous for over a century, Of highest standard of purity, Distillers to His Majesty the King." A Wayward Lad. The young lad who was mrvested on a charge of stealing money from dif- ferent stores, was, this morning, handed over to Rev, D. McCallum, in- spector for the Children's Aid Society, and will be placed in a home in new surroundings, so that he will have a good chance to change his ways. Kingston And Cape Vincent. Change of Time~Commencing Mon- day, June lst, steamer will leave Kingston daily including Sunday at 500 am. and 200 pom., returning leave Cape Vincent 10.55 a.m. and 4.30 p.m., making direct connection to and from all points in New York State. Received Unanimous Call. Rev. William A. B.A, B.D, formerly of Macdonald's Corners, who went west several months ago, has received a unanimous call to the Presbyterian church at Regina, and has accepted. Mrs, Uuy, who has been staying with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Rowse, of Bath, left to-day to ioin her husband at Winnipeg, and proceed to their new home in the west, Guy, Again In The Toils. A resident of Wolle Island, who last summer was arrested over at Cape Vincent in connection with the strip- ping and sinking of a steam launch, and who afterwards forfeited his bonds hy skipping over to his home on Wolfe Island, paid another visit to the. Cape, on Sunday, and was nabbed by the police chief. He will be held for trial at Watertown, N.Y. Penetrates And Heals. When you buy Smith's White Lini- ment you secure the most penetrating and healing remedy on the market for sprains, swelling, neuralgia, inflamma- tion, lumbago, and all aches and pains. Every drop filled with utmost curative power and the remedy never fails t6 cure promptly and thorough- lv. In big bottles, only 25e., at Wade's Drug Store. Y.M.C.A. Directors. The regulur meeting of the Y.M.C. A. directors was held on Monday night, with the president, Dr. Anglin, in the chair, when some routine mat- ters were disposed of. As usual, the! board met at 6.30 o'clock, and had! tea together, afterwards looking after | the business. Arrangements were com- pleted for the new physical director, J. J. Thompson, who will take charge on July lst, A Comparison. "The province of Ontario gives al most as much to its provincial uni- versity as -the British gives to all its universities put to- | gether," said Principal Hutton, of University College, recently. "Four hagwdred and eighty-five thousand dol- lars per annum is the sum voted from the British exchequer to all the Brit ish universities between them in the British Isles." The Kingston colleges receive $51, 000 4 year. What a contrast ! government | Denny-Byrnes Wedding. A very protiy but quiet wedding was celebrated in the Bishop's Palace on Saturday evening at eight o'clock, when Miss Lulu Byrnes, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M, Byrnes, Barricfield, was married to James Denny, formerly of this city, but now of Cobalt. Rev. Father Macdonald of- ficiated at the ceremony, which was performed in the presence of only the immediate relatives of the bride and groom. After the ceremony the wed- ding party drove to the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. D. Millan, Farl street, where the wedding break- fast was served. Quite a number of the personal friends of Mr: and Mrs. Denny were waiting to welcome' them when they © arrived at Mrs. Millan's, They left at midnight on their wed: ding tour through the west before taking up residence at Cobalt. Both the bride and groom were very popu- lar in the city and good wishes for their future welfare follow them from the city. Too many men find it more conven. lent to owe than to pay. {the new home of deception in Mr. VPense commends {upoke of hin plain, clear preseniation of {elaptrap of buncombe. be relieved of ber duties by Julv let THE DAYS EPISODES LOCAL NOTES AND THINGS IN GENERAL Occurrences In The City Aad Vicinity--Other Brief Items of Interest Easily Read And Re- membered. When you need g Cab 'phons 600. | G. W. Henderson, of Watertown, is visiting in this city. Mprrison Blake, Cape Vincent, is at J E. Jones', Alfred street. illsam 'Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at MecAuley's. 'Phone 778. Michael Flynn, foreman at the Bed ford' feldspar mines, was in the city to-day, Sehooner Bertha Kalkins is at Rich ardsons', loading feldspar, for Char- lotte, The steamer Aletha brought u large number of passengers from bay points to-day. F. Greenlees, principal of Frontenac school, is confined to the house owing to illness, Bponges, sponges, sponges, from Bc. to 35, at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. H. F. Metcalle, Kingston College, returned from day. Miss Eveline Bryant, Cape Vincent, N.X., is visiting Miss Mthel Jones, Al- fred street, Miss M. McMurchy, Gananoque, turned home, to-day, after friends in the city. Miss Mae Hinckley, left, to-day, for Toronte, where she will study music for some time. ; H. Cunvingbham, piano tuner from Chickering's, Leave orders at Mo- Auley's book store. Herbert Ainshe, Johnson street, is sick with pleurisy. His friends hope he will soon be around again. "Witch Hazel Cream" for sunburnt faces and hands. Sold in Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Stove, Reserve Friday evening for the young liberals' smoker in the Whig hall. Lots of fun, lring your chum with you. The members of the county council are besieged with applications for the vacgnt position of caretaker at the court house, Good rubber tired cab always when you 'phone On Sunday night a memorial ser vice will be held at the Salvation Army hall, for the Jate Mrs. Sarah Jane Brown. Miss May Business Toronto, to re- visiting vocal Roberts, Miss Ethel Me Namee, and Miss Janet McKenzie spent Sunday with Miss Margaret Clarke, Sydenham. Owing to the meeting in the city hall, last night, the meeting of the management committee of the boand of education was not held, Yesterday the first shipment of fold spar taken oat of the mines at Bed ford this year, was made, It congist- ed of ten cars. "For tan and sunburn," * Witch Hazel Cream. Sold in Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store The young liberals are making then selves felt in this election. Next on their programme is a smoker in the Whig hall Friday evening. The Sodality of the Children of Mary haw decitled upon having a lawn social on the evening of June llth in the Archbishop's Palace garden, "When you wish" a tooth brush that won't shed its bristles yon can always depend on those sold at Gib son's Red Cross Drug Store. Phone S. 8. Corbett, undertaker, is having his new Princess street premises reno vated. The entire front will te of sandstone and pressed brick, A valuable cocker spaniel dog, own ed by H. 8. Folger, was killod by a street car, at the corner of King and West streets, yesterday afternoon. The board of health was to have \ A, Foil ple met yesterday afternoon, but the ges } sion was postponed till Thursday account of the lack of a quorum, | S. Mott, advance agent for "The | Lion And the Mouse," is here to make arrangements for the presentation of] the play on Wednesday, June 10th, | | on | The members of the Y.W.C.A. are! arranging to hold a garden party on 1th for the formal opening of for the summer season. W. H. Gould, son of Joseph Gonld, earetaker at Central sehool, has been ppointed head actuary of the State Matunl Life Insurance company, at Atlanta, Ga. While cleaning up his vard, to<lay, n Princess street merchant was sur prised to find a human skuld in a pile of refuse. It had evidently heen left there by n medical student. "Strawberry Compound" for summer complaint. Sold at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. J.B. Gould leaves woek for Nebraska, where he has cured & postion with a large broom coycern. The friends of Mr. and Mrs Gould wish them success, Miss De Long, organist of Grace Methodist church, Gananoque, will give a recital in that church on June tthe John Cousins, of this city, will be one of the soloists of the evening. Among the veterans who attended the funeral, yesterday, of the late Capt. Horsey, Patrick Slavin of Deseronto, whe served with deceas- od at Niagara and Comwall, and who je also a senior officer of the Mth Regiment of 1566. A quiet wedding took place Monday evening at the residence of Rev. J. I. Rovd, when Miss Etta Harkness, or ni i, was married ree Brace, a well-known em- £ of McKelvey & Birch. handle bath brushes. ™ Gibson's Red Cross ore. When the people of Barviefield have = day to spare next winter, they should arrabge a bee, and clean the hwebs from the ceilings of the vil- lage hall. The walle and ceilings re duires crubbing and kalsomining. The honesty, . integrity and absenve June Kingston this ne was New Drag classes of the sommunity. him to all " half dozen conservatives IY a the provincial issues, devoid of Soloist Resigns. Miss Fddwards, soloist at Sydenham Street: Methodist church, has asked to inte The Store of Good Values JUNE has always been our busiest month in the White Underclothing Department And vhis year promises to b> unusually brisk, as we have large assortments "to offer and our values are good. The Underclothing we offer is made in the cleanest, brightest, most sanitary workrooms in Canada and is con. sidered the model of its class in Ontario. Hun- dreds interested in labor conditions visit this factory every year. This fact goesa long way toward explaining the reason of the good work and dainty ap- pearance of our June display of dainty White Underwear, CONTRAST This with the product of the sweat shop --The poor specimens now so much in evidence where girls work under most trying surroundings, where everything is made with an idea of reducing the priees, where fit, material, trimming, neat- ness, is sacrificed in order to make an appearance for a small sum, Shoes forBoys All Kinds. All Prices. Boys' Canvas Boots, leather tip, 1 to 5, 7c. Small Boys' Boots, leather tips, 11 to 13, 65¢, : Boys' Strong Heavy Boots, pegged soles, 1 to 8 5, $1.00, Small Boys' Heavy Boots, riveted soles,' 11 to 13, $1.00. Boys' Box Calf Blucher Cut Boots, 1 to 5, $1.5 Small Boys' Blucher Cut Boots, 11 to 13, $1.25. Better Shoes at higher prices ; all solid leather. Gbhe Joockett Shoe Store. + P.8S.--Some New Trunks and New Suit Cases just in. le Ear