THE DAILY BRITISE WHIG, THURSDAY, JULY 2/ 1906. y been ailing Tor some time past. The| : | AN ND UE funeral will take place on Friday ai- ternoon. . dc-- | Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McDonald, of : i Ottawa, spending the past week i . * "This Is the Maid of besutMal face ; A GREAT DOMIuON DAY town, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert ' . * . Root. Brock street, 3 t i \With wealth of hair and matchless . he Root. . Bench Dey B.T Keony, of grace i ' . > Sturgeon Falls, who_for many years iy W. H. Carson's May Wax" Won } _..% resident of this town, spent. a : Complexion clear and without a fault ; the 2.21 Class--Victorias De: | few days here this week, with rela- : : 4 'feated at Baseball-Summary | tives. Mrs. Rogers, Charles street, is She's a regular user of ABBEY'SSALT. , ' confined to her home,seriously ill with ne : . of the Day's Events. . Er ; 4 Tin ' ve _ | heart trouble. Mrs. (Dr.) Edward Gananoque, July 2.--Gananoque's | Spider, of New York city. formerly } . : Dominjon day celebration was one of | Miss Poarl Montague, of this town, is Ne is : 9 } { the best exhibitions of field sportever spending some time with relatives and : Lp fis ry : held here. The committee in ¢harge | friends here. Mrs. Watson, of New ~ 24 . 3 ' deserves unstinted praise. J. A. Mec-| York, 'accompanied by her daughter, 4 : ? p Cammon, mayor, as chairman; Clarke Mrs. (Rev.) W. Triplett, have opened ur y ornmng » N y ' . "| Allen, as gencral secretary; George K. | yp their summer cottage. "Upton-on- . : - a : Taylor, as treasurer, and W. C. Me-{ Qavern," Tremont Park, for the sea wrt 3 , wh ; Carney. 'as race secretary; have been | son. SRE 5 _ , indefatigable in their labors, and to -------------- : : . . 2 Ti : ri en Beantifer, them and the hearty support rendered THE WHIG'S JUMBLE. PERE ; 1 : : Nature's Own » by the citizens is due the great suc: f o's : : ty cess of the event. The town was : Things tastefully decorated. At six o'clock Tells About & Jot of ia the day was. ushered in, by blowing of SG : A whistles, ringing bf bells, Yo At 0.30 |. California fig prune cotice, 30c. a Ib. 3 o'clock the Citizens' band turned out At Gilbert's. an : . . w-- and from that time furnished splendid A woman and her opinions are soon . : . - : selections throughout the day. During : ted. fa ol J ~ : : Beef, Iron and Wine, "Our Own" 3 ; 3 31 he posing the Jy Regimental bud make,» pint bottles, 50c., at Wade's We find our stocks of Muslin Underwear fret i the dominion, arrived, and Prog Store. too in ord ear furnished an excellent programme Some men decline to look upon the altogether large, and, in order w ol ! : ; selections dring the day. wine when it is red because they pro-f them out, are making enormous sacrifices Kot % fer another color. Wh At 10.15 o'clock, the big event of | Sop--: 'What does this mean, father : on many lines. the morning was called, the Marathon | "I'here is room for all'on the earth?' *' . 4 road race, over a course variously es- | | ~ . if wi : : ee 4 ather--' 'Ah, that refers t p Is worth as much as money earned, and if we can beat all other | {imated at from eight to ten miles, | hefore automobiles." o the time : prices--at the same time giving you as good quality, fit and as well se rting at the Bank of Toronto, out} The best of Ceylon is in her teas. ; : - : SYNOPSIS oF GANADIAN 0 made Clothing as others--it must juean money saved. That we do] Stane street bo cross road, to. fourth | Nowhere else do they grow to such 1 e us mn WEST MINING REGULA" concession, Leeds, down the concession | perfection. The best of Ceylon's teas ! 2 ] : this hundreds of satisfied "customers will testify. to Gray's blacksmith shop, and thence | are in "Salada." » p= 3 - west to Bank of Toronto. There were] () thir 3 : : . fifteen starters. Howard Linklater act- es of the May things. a soncuited Ni ht OW = ed as judge of the course, and Michael | oy sensible female can pass him in . McDonald as starter," Thé fifteen con- | fr come other chap ! I . # » = : Hereare Some of the Values We testants got away" pretty 'well togeth- Excursign among Thousand Islands, er, but soon arranged in bunches, in Ak or Ter Frid, . 3r 2. W.A. Soci - t . order of ability. 'The finish was made ol Tl uy Sd, by a Sey 2 3 Th Y . by Robert (Brien, Gananoque; time, | o 0 7 oo Sunifit' SE x : 1 e us in are rowing a ou - 53 min. 48 sec, Walter Cole, Deseronto, Suspian leaves Swilt's. wharf at. 10.15 " La second, in 54 min. 18 sec. Five others x Kentuckian Fa o claim may be ¥ : finished well within the hour. The fol- | foo of a man 1 morely slapped the . o . Eee Men's 2-Piece Pure Wool Home spun Suits, $6.95 and $7.45. lowing started = Russell, Brockville, | vocterday. Kentucky ain't what it PLACER MINING OLAIMS hor 3 third; Wood, Bartiefield: Murray, Bar- used tv Be. suh ! y 3 He A wg - Men's 2-Piece Fine Grey Worsted Suits, $10.65--the same as Hetil: Reward RO You hardly realize that it is medi- cach of » river Tay' ho, issued io a s ex | sh, G que, y i Yai 4 3 \ ae" : A cant for a term oO ra. Ho shown by others at $15. Charles Tinney, Gananoque, seventh; cine, when taking Carter's Little Lav $10.00 a mile per annum. Royalty Roy Mullins, Gananoque, fifth; Charles excoeds 3" A > er Pills; they are very small; no bad FOR per cent after the output Men's Summer Trousers, Home spuns, Flannels, at $1.95 to Brant, Gananoque; Robert O'Brien, effects; all troubles from torpid liver oon, W. W. CORY ' ) oe so are relieved by their use. : of th 0 $2.95. Gananoque, dwt; Wilkow uit, The civil nr prim at Valo - Deputy of the Minister of the Interior, 2 ; ag eg A i Big went toa Turk, and the mineralogy ' NB Unauthorized _publicatitn of : Men's 3-Piece Hand-Tailored Suits, Worsteds and Tweeds, in | Francis Stone, Descronto, sixth; Wal- nar too Chinaman, While ou wr y p 5 i er 'ole sseronto, secont 3 les youths ng on ra . Browns, Greys and other shades. Regular $15. Sale Price $10.85. tor Lol oD ronth SECO; Charice house piazzas and playing the game ) \ Pp : at finish, Thomas Field and Gordon ur athletics, the Sortaise-Bie foreign SUI S Men's 3-Piece regular $20, Sale Price, $14-75. Case Dr. F. ,J. 0'Connor accom- ers from the bac corners of nowhere / 1 the runners in a carriage in are creeping in and gathering up the w a wa hi ? : IN ' Paes ead" niTag spoil. Every one of these garments is new this - 5 ada of need. : : Heat prostrates the nerves. In the ; ce x ateri: ». Indig WwW ted Summer Vests, Summer Underwear, "Xr pn, he wnat parade Se | mer' one nud tonic to of vt Uh season, made of excellent material, thor- 0 Worsted, : 5 Lith Regimental band escorting the | ShStOmAry oe * Y Ners and oughly finished and trimmed with Lace $19 fo + cid : RN by the Citizens' rength depress. ou will feel po . : : ; Su mmer. Hosiery, Neckwear, &ec., Brus n aud idlowed BY ce Sibieene butter, within forty-cight hours after and Embroidery. : - ! team of Kingston and Garnocks of hegiuning Jo tn ie such a remedy as <r wT lar ti is drawn t th Trouserings ' at le Prices eh Aot; Eki Incrosse' team] Tr. Shoop's Restorative, Its prompt Your par ticula attention 18 draw n to the ¥ Sa . a6 > . rose: ta ~ J action in restoring he weakene § . op . Regular $6 to $8 goods, for } oe eat of Kings. | nerves is surprising. Of course, you fullness-of each garment. ' ; ton and a picked team from Gana- : : : : : bit each day you can actually fpel the H! Compare these goods with others. We are satisfied' to leave it noque, tried conclusions at baseball, | . A : i x Latest Suitings: Best Workmans Bi ¥ with William Knight acting as umpire, improvement.' That tired, lifeless, ship won't get entirely strong in a few days, spiritless, feeling will quickly depart failing appetite; it aids digestion; _it will strengthen the weakened Kidneys and Heart by simply rebuilding ~ the to your judgment. 2H Gananoque Winning in. 8 good, game, | 4 UT ine the Restorative. Dr } i Fi by a score of 9 to 3. The, return | cy ~~, Re Koiative will' shar : DAVID SMA T A. ey ---- game will be played in Kingston on |; Pf o . ben a . 1 § Labor day. At 2.30 the Brockville and Ganano- Tailor 'to Men of Fashions 1 hv X 179 WellingtonSt. good fast game, the home team win- RONE Y J & CO 2 que lacrosse teams crossed sticks, in a A en-out nerves that these orgais hm . = A . = gy ping by 7 goals to 2. A return game ped upok, ide u ju days and be { : * r % 5 will be played in Brockville to-day. . ) gg . ; 127 Princess St. The Store}That Sets the Pace In the 2.50 class of the horse races, " FEO 1s . cso SO re Were ree starters juvse 300; herr were three starters, FA Wray, x. Musgrove, F. B. Harlock, Ali. T. Custer and wife, H. Kellie H., (H. Huffman, Mos __ | Calderwood, P, E. Doncaster, Mrs. R. = Golden Wilkes, (W. J. Gibson, Gan- . Williams, Mrs. W. Moore, Toronto; anoque) 2.2.2. | Lewis IF. Phillips, Frank Kichardson, Verss, (Dr. Hunley, Kingston) 333-1, MH. . Sprague, 'Charka R. Wimmer, -- = -- -- a -- i James R. Smitn, r. L. Wiitson, Carl r : WNe's In the 2.21 class, purse $250, there | G. Will, W. C. Allan, F. A. Mayo, L. # g O. 1S ro were three starters, finishing thus : A. Mofiatt, Watertown, N.Y.; LF Wax+----(W. H. Carson, King-, i Grillith, Hamilton; y George R. Col- r 1.1 fling, W. Il. Cloek{ W. R. Rogers, H. ellie ght, (W. H. Acton, Gan- ', » R nk Kellie Wri ht, 1 wn 2.2.9. | Remington, Henderson; W. C. Cardles, Ben Pointer, {F. M. Roberts, 3 Mrs" 'lhompson, Arthur Lage, Miss Usdenshurg) : 224} + 2.8.3. | Acker, Miss McGregor, New York; G. he, cline at io J. Adams, P. lananeton, H. Dulois, In the free-for-all, purse £400; there Martin Simon, A. C. Wilkinson, S. M. were four starters, finishing thus : Fraser, Montreal; A. T. Boydell, Sher- ; Little Sandy, (Chas. Garrow, brooke, (Que; M. E. Ellis, Erie, Pa; TIE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE. Wo soll for kindling or fuel is the pros per kind and in the proper condition. Pembroke) 11.2241. | R | Connolly and wife, Brooklyn : a RYE, (Cc Perigo, 40 18.) C. 0. Johus and wife, New Haven, Acts like a Charm 1a p P oA LSH, Jerry Dillard, (W. R. Actea, hie Conn.;"W. L. Visger, W. 8. Viszer, 1. ' Di RRH ny 55-57 Barrack street. ; . , Gananoque) ~v. Perri £.4.13.3.2 | paterson, R. McCue, Alexandria Day; A OtA and is the only X Capt Sphinx, (PF. Perrigo, " . y 7 A HOH y ou ou pect y Fgansville} .... 2.2.4.4.20 I. A. Webster, Lansdowne; J. F. v Time, 2.14%; 2.14%; 2.14%; 2,15: | Fringer, Cornwall; Mrs. Young, Ma- Ion CHOLER 2.164. ; doc; Miss Thompson, Alexandria Bay; ' Specilic in A and 3 SPRING UNDE The only accident noted durigg the | Emma B. Ecker, Rachel S. Bovier, L.--Burns coal or wood. 1L--Automatic Gas Damper,-- ourse of events was a collisiof be- | Denver, Col; G. G. Whistler, Youngs DYSEN I ERY : saves heat- energy, rejects Driv- » TRADE MARK, . ing sulkies at the town, O.; Miss Heller and sister, Cleve- 2.--Large, sectional, heavy, tween two racing su LT > Mog Ane, ' straight fire-pot, with fins gaseous. fumes, i ing Park, {fin which | %; H. Astons land, George A. Barrager, P. J. Lee, Checks and arrests thei: too often fatal discases-- for heat radiation. 12,--Nickel - plated chain shield ulkys Jwapf pretty Ji ote eltaiiie Ho awn, oooh FEVER, CROUP, AGUE. " - aa with easy - working, non- the drivegfthrown out, but 10 ate- | stock; C. Dissell, Galt; Miss Gossip The best Remedy knows for COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. S-Fout hadvy wee - Heer rusting BE 11 RB iv not injgred to any extent, W. Haswell and wile, Halifax; James Effcctually-cuta shart all attacks of SPASMS. IMPERIAL I a a ian can 13.--Bo ion. sing solid to At 7.30/ pm. a hard times parade | D. Burgess, Eva A. Burgess, Mis. (. h Is the only palisative is NIURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, TOOTHACHE . i --Bottom casing ring was held] under the management of | Chambers, Poughkeepsie; Wainer Ross. Chlorodyse is a liguid taken ir: drops, graduated according to the malady. 0 0 seadily be semoved B ash - pit, making furnace the FLO AF. Orientals, starting from | Miss (lara Clare, Jamestown, N.Y. It invariably Felicves aii oF whatever a pr ho ee ahs 2 Whert you buy Unflerwenr mek ash-pit door. easy to set. OF. hall, d to the Inter- | T. McConville, J. Biz Trento} allays irpitation of the nervous s-stems when all other remedies fail, leaves for the 4 Large and heavy rolled steel 14H fa adapted the I i a : r : i own JO to market Ww 1t de Sy Me Fi r 2a 1s H nn } ' B wo bad effects : and can be taken when no other medicine can be tolerated. » ye s Height tio nationgd hotel, and arov'.t to arke alter Mackenzie, clon; . . Ash plate dome and radiator. to all cel Pipes given square) This was followed by a band | ton, Morrisburg; B.S. 0' Loughlin, , INSIST ON HAVING CONVINCING 8.--Double feed doors for use due elevation. oncerf at the market square, and the | Yarker; Rev. . F. Woodcock, Brock- Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S i MEDICAL TESTIMONY when e chunks wholé¢/ proceedings were concluded with | ville; James B. Klock, Mattawa; R. CHLORODYNE. fice WITH EACH hea burning 15.--All parts interchangeable. hol¢/ 1 r " > Foo } of wood. WE: pal wl a digplay of fireworks, in charge of { Jones, A. M. Jones, Chester; Louis E. ™~. i ' k BOTTLE. 6.--Economical and safe. ed : : ' Cabs +. Mik s immense success © 6--All joints made with deep William Hazel. Cote, W. A. Rowley, George A Mil ts DAT ris Hite Sold by all Chemiats. cups for cement. = THe attendance at the park was allen, C. A, Millen, Nellie Duford, Ot- | : iid i . i : b AS cdi; right - fitting 47,--Eany to apgrate. weir one during the afternoon, ex- | tawa; M. A. Dolet, Prescott; M. D. io BAny itaiges a Benn Baa, 4s. 3 Durability omiorts X ash-pan, with ple 18.--Tweaty to twenty-five per cupkions arriving here by walter _and Lewis, Boston; Miss Kate Hawkins, N.B.--Every bottle of ' Made only by" KINGSTON room above same fi cent, more weight than any afi throughout the morning. Kings: | Sedalio, Mo.; Miss H. Lucitt, Kansas Genuine Chlorodyne gh Sol Menuiacturen: HOSIERY CO, WID., Kingstom, \ circulation belogmgrates. ' her fursace made in af lent a goodly number; Clayton, | City, Mo. Miss E, Goodrich, Moni- Bears on the stamp : 2 3 1. DAVENPORT, $2 Ont : , ¢ /lexandria Bay and surrounding 15- | gomery City, Mo; Miss M. E. Flaren, the same of fhe Dr iavestor,, Dr. J. | LONDON, a re --- t- pipe connecti t . 8 e dust - pipe og 19.--Made from -Canadian pat- Hinds a large member, and the sur-| Kangas City: Mrs. T. Seymour Scott, Collis Browns. ; S.E. -pit to dome, preven v § A ro dust in pin terns as well as made in 'ounding townships, extra large | Miss Scott, Philadelphia. or rooms. Canada. crowds Upwards of 82,000 in prizes een - v . : RE C iF 9. Correctly placed, easy-to-fill 1 was distributed. A Man's Tact. 2A ; ; . Ww and | New York Times. ya i Alexander Cochrane, and old : a highly respected resident of this sec- Nobody but Mr. Henley would have -- Quick - Builders ia Jeuley ---- ~ : ro » eh i or Sus 402 i tion, passed away, Tuesdawl evening, ' such a question in the frst Wholesale Agents, Lyman Bros. & Co., Limited, Toronto. WIRE WORKS wt the residence 'of his brother, John a _ SE 7 . ---------- 3 Cochrane, Stone street north, in the "Miss Fairley," he said, "if you 5 - IE oe 4 : £&¥ CUT OUT THIS COUPON AND MALL TO YOUR NEAREST BRANCH W rehtv-filth year of his age. He had | could make, yourseli over, what kind Milk A Cure For Sunburn. PHAGE IEER IEEE : . of hair and eves would you have ? Indian Lancet. : "|e r ¥ "If "could make myself over," said A beauty cure that is engaging the | ' What Is Itch Dirt ? Miss Farley, 1 would look just exact- attention of fashionable society at the | COA Ri, 1 r I moment is the milk eure, and its onlv ' exclaimed Henley in| fault is that it is ridiculously cheap | See our Garden Border, 7c. Fencing, Wireguards, Wire Goods of all kinds. It is*the old Anglo-Saxon name for] ly as I do now. MSCLARY'S Dandruff and its a good one If you "You woyld ?" : : x an 3 ure . shi S0- 1 ted in the *SussHINE" Furnace and would like have dandruff you have itch dirt and | honest surprise, and to. this day he| for a cure adopted by fashionable so- |® - am interested in ti SUN u wo i " wy : od goal. W : Sy the little microbes that are part and can't understand why Mise' Fairley | ciety. " > Factory and Show Rooms, sistently night and day and sooner. or vith 3 n d | t tan wl lS s very life of sour mere to dry and in the morning the face is |(s) there is mone better mined. ater will reach the very life of, yur 1,000 Islands--Rochester. washed in milk, but no soap must be |(e aS dativer It to ou Lioan : site |" ou'll be bald--t 1 i Oppesi ospital. They oven the wond Al rejuvena- | leave daily, except Monday, at 10.15 |® declared - to be proof against sun- (®) R ®) 2 \ 9 VANCOUVER ow hair after the Fhir bulb or root at 5.00 p.m. for Bay of Quinte ports = : $ "Phone 132. Foot of West St. 1] 9 ST. JOHN, N = dead. Parisian Sage cures dandruff, and Rochester. ; Pluat langage is often used in mak- ------ he Tang C ; a. G. W: ,Maheot, the druggist, sells it, . ---------- ; : ing sharp retorts. e® ® vowrnen a HAMILTON recommends it and guarantees it; only A Straw Sailor. ; e can die only once--much to the NIPE "CALGARY 0c. a large bottle and your money | When you buy at Canipbell Pros', segred of the undertaker. 2 - A . . sack if it fails to cure dandruff, fall-{ you get the correct style and at the val tea, best 40c. tea in the city, . a to discuss installation with one of your furnace experts. ol of dandruff are working per thinks him a man of little taste and Milk is rubbed into the face at night & =m he nog he and ; ' : Pe otis less tact.. with a piece of soft linen and allpwed | 5) eg ; King St. West, ir 4 destroy its vitality / ; in x ] hair and ¢ 0) Pd stay--| Steamers North King and Caspian used. Skin regularly washed in milk | ®) prices. - " } ting properties in Parisén Sage can |a.m., for Thousand Island ports, and burn. Booth & COu . eT a LONDON LEMMON & SONS. . ng hair and itching of the scalp. right price. and big premiums. Gilbert.