Look over your floors. Rug revealed ? Weare going to offer any Rug in ourlarge stock Off. Remember we have one of the largest stocks t® select from there is in Kingston. Tapest. y Rugs, Union all wanted sizes, < Isn't the 1 need ot: @ at Twenty Per Cent, and Wool Rugs in Linoleums The same liberal offer will hold gdtalon all Livoleums. stripes. « Floral designs, checks or ' : p} L CRUMLEY BROS.' =A =| For comlart and ease we have a big line of Verandah Chairs -and Rockers, Lawn Set- fees, Folding Camp Chairs 'and Camp Cots. N A big line of Fancy Rtten Chairsand Rockers, all this week at sale prices, James Reid, The leading Uaderwaker. "Phone, 147. $40,000 STOCK T0 BE GUT IN TWO. Men's Clothing, - Furnis Hats and Caps hings, 5% ps. Sale Commencing SATURDAY, July 4th, and Lasts Just Two 'Weeks. Our' New policy demands that none of this . season's g next; oods shall be carried' over until the and that means a price must be put on them that will compel you to buy whether you need them just now or not. E. P. JENKINS CLOTHING CO.,} 114 PRINCESS STREET. OCCURRENCES RECOUNTED IN BRIEF FORM. | matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From all Over--Little 'and Remembered. Lucy Florence Fdward was drowned in'a cistern at Woodstock. Merritton ratepayers carried a by- law to purchase the | electric | light plant, td! J. M. Poole, a former Toronto pub- lisher, is under arrest in New York, on charges of fraud, Prof. Bell, the inventor of the tele- phone, bas been imited to exhibit an aerodrome at the Toronto exhibition. Three residents of Fergns had a nar- row escije from death, the horsadhey were driving being struck by lighting and "killed, Application was made, on Monday, to the court for the legal winding up of the Bank of Ontario. The body of Madeline Ewing, who lost her life in Humber Bay, on Sun- day night, was recovered, on Monday Lafternoon. I GREAT FIRE OF OIL. Vienna, July 7.--The oil city of Trustanovies, near Boryslav, Galicia, is on fire. Lightning struck and set fire to an oil well. The flames spread to six others involving the Boryslav re- servoir and seven hundred oil waggons. Nearly a square mile of the district is covered with flames. streams of burning petro- leum flowed to neighboring villages. No casualties have been reported. } EXFTEFRIX BEET HEREY oH NEWS FROM VERONA. From This Favorite Resort. Verona, July v.--verona cheese fac- tory patrons 92¢. per 10 Ibs. for May Mils: average price per Ih. of muk, 10.93 cents. Average pounds' of mils fir one pound of cheesy, 10.05 los. Much sympathy is expressed for Mr. md Mrs. Ernest Bauder, who riside near Fernicigh, Barrie township, and who recenuly lost their housy und two children butned to death with it. Mr. Bauder is a former Verona boy. Messrs. Melhee and Martin have completed A. 'Iroys dale's porch foundation; a nice im- provement to the vidage, Fred, Cur wain, Sydenham, gave a free exhivi- tion with his grawmaphone here last nizht. z 1 he: Sabbath school picnic was well attended. Kev. Mr. Churchill did all he could to make it successful. He de: serves much credit. Charles Yorke, school teacher, DBarrieheld, arrived home, Wednesday, for his summer va- cation. IH. Sharpe, Kingston, repre senting" the Canada Life Insurance company, was a caller here Wednes- day. Mrs. James Payne bas vetarned from Kingston General Hospital mach improved in health. Mis Jessie Duff, friend of Miss Edith Yorke, while at Bellevitle Seminary, is visiting sthe latter here. Mrs. 5. Williams on Mill sweet is being rapidly pushed to completion. Wiliam CGritdin and Miss R. ter paid the latters Sunday. Wesley A Budget paid its Louse Lapaini- parents a visit Martin, township road commissioner, doing vood "work with the grader. Mr. and Mrs. Mat- thew Revell, Sr., are the proud pos sessors of a girl baby weighing at birth fourteen and one-halli pounds Dr. Ballantyne's mother and Dr. Car- michael are visiting the former here. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennett and son, Copenhagen, N.Y., and Lewis Sny- der, Town, were late callers with Mr. amd Mrs. W. D. Percy. Migs R. Grant is slowly recovering from her late sickifess. Mrs. Henry Dixon and son, Delbert, left this morning to visit friends at Rodman, N.Y. "J. Brown, visiting from Davidson, Saskatchewan, savs wheat sown there two months age is thirty inches tall. Mr. Pennypacker haw gone to Cobalt to dose a large ming de oT Magpie Keates is home Irom Ottawa. Dr. TI. A. Albertson, V.S., ed out from Kingston, last' week, to perform a very critical operation on a horse Delonging to S. Asselstine. The operation was succesful animal is doing nicely) Mrs. Wesley, Burleigh, is spending a hpi vacation at Cataraqui. A nice swl baby at James McMahon's. J. L. Percy and wife are visiting friends at Camden East. McCoy and Barvy are buying hors s for railread work. Some good ones were secured here. Miss E. Knapp visiting Nellie Asselstine, hag return- ed home, > is Second was call- Revive Your Hair. If yor hair is dry, brittle, faded or lusterl ss the hair glands lack' vitali- ty. Restore health and proper growth and vigor by toning up these glands by the use of Dr. Dawson's Hair Re- storer. Restores gray hair to its na- tural eolor. In bottles 30c., at Wade's Drug Store. ' to aim his dart-at a Now he aims, at her father's Cupid used maiden's fragile heart. with cunning look, pocket hook. A diplgmat is a say everything he thinks, or evbrything he man who doesn't thinks | says. Brain Weariness And Fatigue. All fagged out, ideas flow slowly as molasses, snap and energy gone? The "buoyancy that made work a pleasure, have gone also. A doctor would say you are run down, enervaied; neither eating or digesting enough. It's Fes rozone you need to brace up that fis fal appetite and Mmprove assimilation and digestion so that lots of pure, strong Blood will be formed to nour- ish the broken down system. Ferro- zone will drive away the tired feeling, restore your spirits and enerxv, re- vite your ambition and strength for work. No tonic or rebuilder like Fer- rozéme--try it: Price 50. per, box, or six boxes for $2.50, at Dru ists or Polson & Co., Kigston, Ont. ThE Jo SOF WIND ot Everything Easily, Read | and the] [ her famous tours of the islacle, 2.30 TO-NIGHT 32 S22. Who FREE SHOW All seals in the Taviion are 'entirely Hree for this attraction. No admission fee whatever being "NOTICE I respectfully wish to inform the public * generally that my place of business, NOS. 173-5 PRINCESS ST. Has no connection whatever with _any other store in the city: Yours ARTHUR K. ROUTLEY NOTICE All union men are requested to meet in the Labor Hall, : Thursday Evening at 9 P.M. Jmportant. By orders of 'the Trade and Labor Council THOS. LETTERS TO THI THE EDITOR. Concerning the Use 0 Use of Dynamite at Cobalt. Desert Lake, July 4--4{To the Edit or): I have seen in. your issue cf July 2nd a letter written by Andrew Leeman, complaining of the way that powder is handled at Cobalt. Now, Mr. Editor, a man that is capable ol running a 'machine drill is capable of loading and firing the holes that are drilled by him, and it is the custom in most of the mines in Canada jor drillers to load: and fire the holes. As for the inspection of mines by mining inspectors, Mr. . Leeman overstepped the mark, for the mines, could not be looked after any. better than they are by tlie mining inspectors of Ontario. Perhaps Mr. Leeman would like the inspectorship, then he might be able to regulate the loading of holes, and the handling of dynamite,. iy which he might have 'to take lessons himself. How could Mr. Leeman tell in firing a number of holes if one should miss fire ? There is always a pile of broken ground after a round, of holes are fired and there is no driller who will let up on loose ground. There are people in Cobalt that could teach An- drew Leeman something about load- ing holes and handling dynamite and still there are times that they.cannot tell when a hole does not go with the rest until the muck is partly cleared away. Mr. Leeman also states in his letter that there are a number of men, blown to pieces each month. If My. Leeman would look at last year's min- ing report he would find that there was only ome accident, of, this kind. It happened i in 1906, at the Kerr Lake silver mine, when George Rush and E. Girouard drilled into the bottom of a H, FLEMING. HA ¥ Ai dl MEN, 'AT ONUE ON SALARY eXpenges. One good man in locality with rig or capable of dng 'horses to advertise and duce our teed stock and poul- nece: try si No experience So Suey vy dd y out your work for you. 4 ~ expenses. i, tion formanett Write W. A, oon anufacturing Co., London, Ont. WANTED-FEMALE, JLOTH WORKERS. APRLY JOHN McKay Fun House: GENERAL MAID. evening to Mrs street. A GOOD UENBRAL SHPRVANT, AT once. Apply Mrs. Jas. Reid, 2054 Princess stmeet. APPLY IN THE 57 Geo! GOLD WATCH, WITH BLACK SILK ard mounted wid bot wes rge } FA Sth ar at os end. Finder return Division Gareth, n od Trecoe reward, PBARL-ORESCENT BROOCH, (T please State, via and Plata all at Wig office for -- 2 IVER JONSON. REVOLVER, | between 154 larl St. Murton's Farm, Rn Kindly return tu. Mitchetl) hell y pee idly and nr T ARY ti tn EE Surtable a op 0. Inspector. WANTED--GENERAL. 'GASOLINE * LAUNCH, ot Naworthy craft; 20 to 25 feet = ply, Jos. J, 0 a DD ropty Ss A GIRL ABOUT YEARS FOR general housework. Apply after 6 pu, to 0 William street. 8 "OUNG LATHY, NEAT, LIVING AT "home, good cha er, us fer. Apply Bijou Theatre, at ucon. AT ONCE, Ar RacKWouL HOS: tal, a goo ining-room r ousemaid. Reference quis Ap- ply to Matron. A good cook' also wanted. ARCHITECTS. ARCHITECT, OF and Bagot streets. ARCHITECT Market Squares ARTHUR ELLIS, fice, Cor, Queen HENRY P. SMITH, etc. Anchor Building, Phone, 845 POWER & SONS, ARCHITECTS, MERA chant's Bank Building, corner Brock and Wellington streets. 'Phone, 214. WM, NEWLANDS, ARCHITECT, fice, second floor over Mahood rug store, corner Princess and Baxo streets. Entrance on Bagot street; "Phone . OF s Di r PERSONAL. HAIR, MOLES, BIRTHMARUS warts, etc, removed; permanently, without scar. Twenty years' experi: ence. Dr. Elmer.J. Lake, Eye, Kar, Nose, Throat and Skin Blemish Speeialist. 258 Bagot street. BUSINESS CARD. ELECTRIC CARPET CLEANING, ay 4 and Laying. Feather Beds and Pillows cleaned. by steamy H. Milne, 272 Bagot street. BOARD AND ROOMS. SrPLY. AT 263 UNIVERSITY AVE. SCIENTIFIC } NOTES. To 'Discover Northeast Passage Be- missed hole. In ninety- nine cases out of 100 it is the men's own fault that an accident like this happens. There will ask a man to drill into those | holes, and if he does do so. it is his fault. Dynamite is handled now in mines about as carefully as it can be, | and when M.. Leeman is appointed | mining inspector he will have quite a time to make improvements. --CO- BALT. os GRIST MILL BURNED. Just Before Its Sale to a King: ston Man. Tamworth, July 6.--At midnight on Saturday a disastrous fire broke out in the engine room of the large flour and grist mil known as Mace's Mili. 'the tiames soon spread and enveloped the entire building. A gang of busy men saved much grain and lumt er, but so rapidly did the fire spread that little could be done to check it. The engine room, flour and grist mill, saw mill and oflice were totally destroyed. The loss is $7,000 with insuranes of $1,000. W. W. Mace who 'is the owner happened to he in town negotiating the sale of the mill to a Mr. Wake ford of Kingston; and the deal, would have gone through Saturday\ night had it not been owing to a techmical ty, in the deeds which deferred the transfer until Monday. Much sym- pathy is felt for Mr. Mace, Some years handsome residence. was burnt. The lyss of the mill to the village is a great inconvenience, and. everyone de- sires to see a new mill built at once. Andrew Coulter, a pioneer, and life- long resident of Tamworth, died sud- denly to-day, of hemorrhage of the brain. He was seventy-six years old, a member of thé Church of ° England, many years delegate to synod, aud a conservative. He was every" mas friend. Ia leaves a widow. and three daughters, ep Making Big Hauls, aly "Tube highwaymen" name given to the latést kind who have appeared in Paris, 7" is the of criminals Paris. ? During the last few weeks an or ganized gang of pickpockets has beep at work at the most frequented tube stations at the busiest time of the, day, when' passengers Arb tioning to the trains. Mingling with the crowd they have relieved many persons of watches, |: chains, pocketbooks, reticules and other valuables. Ea As many as tef theffs pn day are taking place at one station, and it is proposed to ask the chief of police to appoint special detectives to watch the underground stations, rwhich have up to the present been without any police supervision whatever. . Wednesday, July 8th. Steamer America makes another of pam. Home early. 50e. Rev. W. D. Reid will not ave Tay- lor Preshvieri is no mining manager or foreman who | error in the description of the propér-|25 ago when he resided in Tamwgrth his | | tween -Atlantic and Pacific. An expedition is being equipped, un- der the auspices of the Russian npinig- [try of marine, with the object of dis- a northeast passage between | the Atlantic and Paailic oceans. | "During the last year Canada drew upon the United States for 59,312 im- | migrants, Over 120,000 came from whe mother country, and 83,000 from the continent oi Europe. | A typhoid fever survey to determine [ the means, aside from domestic water supplies, by whic h this disease is transmitted, ia to be conducted in Pittsburg, at the expense of the Rus- sell Sage fund. The aty of Vienna is now trying to secure control of mines in Moravia. The %easons given for ithe purchase are the high price of coal and the dif- ficulty of securing a steady supply for the municipal gas and electric plants. A great extension of the' Siberian railway is proposed along the River Amur, and as it has met with hearty approval on the part of the present ministry, it is likely to be construct wd. It will open up 40,000,000 acres of corn land. The total number of poles used by the telephone and telegraph companies of this country last year was 2,305, 722, the average price per pole being $2.19; by steam railraad companies 1,268, the average prick Leing $2.30. and by street railways, electric light and power companies 924,676 pols, the average price being $3.95. A school car fitted with signalling apparatus, has been in use for a short time on the Union and Southern Paci fic lines for the instruction of em- ployess and in order to ascertaim just what amount of benefit had been de- rived by the men,sthey were subjected to a series of surprise tests. Eighteen kinds of regalar signals were employ- od besides some "specials," including torpedoes, fuse¥;, stan Habe, reversed lights, extinguished lights, semaphore arms at danger, 'and lantern and hand signals. Twelve hundred and filty-cight tests were made and the enginemén showed an efficiency of nearly ninety- nine per cent. Of the small number of violations none was of a character to have caused any serious aecideénty 0 J i | covering The Clammy Hand. Colds hands or feet indicate more than poor circulation, they are igns that vitality is lacking and that scri- ous conditions are apt to follow. Thin, watery conditions of the bloéd should not bs allowed tg exist. There is no need of them. Wade's Iron Tonie Pills (Laxative, are a sure cure for all anaemic conditions. They are a great nerve strengthener and blood makér: In boxes, 25¢., at Wade's Drug Store. Money back if not satisfactory. A large order of MeConkey's, igh class candy received on Saturday, at' Gibson' s Red Cross Drug Store. "Phont x high purpose ties up the entang- | ling lines of otherwise dangerous lei» Te. |" Folks who do the works of religion' have little aveept the church, Ottawa. * "to invitation to Frskine| HICYOLE FRAME, 22 high Steari's' make Telephoue fo 480. Js Re O. Dobbs & & hom fo 453.13" tmates on. sleet ik. ETE A sow, ouma NG ABE OF yards or A hn HOLDING SECOND.ULANS certificate, for HS, No Oso, Belaty four hundred dollars. "Apply 10 My Avery, Secretary, Sharbot Lake. i, Wolle Island. A MAN'S inches RESSY ENTLEMEN TO GET their Spying Suite. nade at. Gallo- ao 181 Broek 'St., Hext to Bibby' ® Livery. TEACHER, FOR SCHOOL SECTION No. 6, Township of Kingston, for remainder of year or longér as may be agreed on. Jae preferred. Apply Juno. Simpson, | T'reas., Catasaqui, Ont. MONEY AND BUSINESS. OUR Forces COVER MORE OF than any other Examine them ao ir Sompany Tn rH urance lmporium, Marks Godwin's ot eT MAVERPOOL, LONDON AND Fo Fire Insurance Company, vailal assets $61,187,215. In 'addition t which the policy holders have fo security the unlimited lability of a the stockholders; perty insured at Farm and city pro- lowest possible sates, Before, remewing old or giving new business get rates from Strange & Strange, Agents. "Phone, 568. MARRIAGE LICENSES. C: 8. KIRKPATRICK, ISSUER or 4a Chur enee Marriage Licenses. THE PARAGRAPH PULPIT Unitarian. REV. C. W. CASSON. or St Accepting The New. Imagine the absurdity of the act of a university in refusing to consider any new scientific facts that modern rescarch and experiment had dis closed, and in insisting upon loyalty: to the old and incomplete conception. And yet this very thing is done in the theological realm? Why should pot the new he accepted there in everything else? Conceptions are constantly changing, keeping pace with the growth of the human mind, As humanity attains its manhood and maturity it must necessarily 'discard much of the fable stuff of its childish belief. You cemnot wisely neglect to consider the latest fact, Address, Rev. C., W. Casson, at 25 Beacon street, Boston, literature. Mass., for the. Hiden Apply" to no STIR MMER COTTAGE, FOR TD © AT ONCE, Owner Terms VOry Hiv '20," Whig office. PAN 0 oderate. Address 9 "Box BRICK HOU 417 ise, JoRNNON cook! mbing. HY iH on, now "ha Todecoratedy Ap LARGE OFFICE change Cha Apply to 0. Broker, 95 well ventilated rooms, mer in "The dence," section of West, Earl Sts, 174 Earl for tho at and OC oo ON ie tis BroaBy LARGE AND MEDIUM SIZFD BRIGHT inter lergy 181 Division rooms, includ quire at 179 Division street. FOR SALE OR TO RENT. FROM OCT. 1.--BRICK RESIDENCE, t 406 JOHNSON ST. rooun three-stor, 3 bri eleven hedroonis, cle hot water furnace. Apply Bond, 79 Clarence strect, SITUATIONS VACANT. SEVENTEEN house, des attic, marble washbasing in each beliroow, MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN B ber trade. Graduates AR dollars wi ek positions. Will in imi, Oo it perfectly dry. We are ta orders for next Winter, ma deliveries as required. Would be glad to have you earn waive to wecure Con- BT gs a S Is always under cover ensuring king king TS. James Swift & Co Leave Kingston daily, 5.00 a.m.) and 2 00 p.m tape Vineent dally, 10.50 NOTICE. SCRAP BON ¥ FOR SALE. Tenders * will be reepived at the Office of the Dight Department, Quoen street, up to 4 po, FRIDAY, JULY 10th Fos scrap iron and castings. Particu- lars may be had at the Office. Signed, D. Al GIVENS, Chairmang EXGURSION TO TORONTO Under Lédies' Aid of Queer St. Métho- dist Church, on FRIDAY, July 10th, i via G'T.R. Special train leaves Kingston, Ba.m., fare $3.35; Napanee, 8.556 am. fare a .80, and Belleville, 9.40 a.m. Ge Kingston tickets good to return on all trains exvept No. 4 to July 13th ; Naps' Alice and Belleville tickets good to July t h. J \ Watertowh, direct connections at and from all points in Through sleeper Cape York, Maki Vincent York Sta cent to New Week good going Saturda Suilday, Founruing up to and incl Monday, $1.6 { 3 Kingston Rifie Range SEALED TENDERS, MARKED envelope 'flefiders for couvsiruction Kingston ' Rifle Range. and addr, to the Headquarter until nook ston, Ont: ~~ v** Plans and fications speci be and full information ob Offices of at ma. "Services, Be be made on the and Thousand Island & St. Lawrence River, Steamboat Companies In Connection with New YerkCen« tral & Hudson River R.R. except Sunday, Kingston Subday, 7.30 a.m, and x amg Capa New Vin end round trip rate Kingston to y or uding Department of Militia & Defence * NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ON of essed { the tilitin Couneil received 0 15th al Be construgt ion of a Rifle ge at bin seen, the Commanding Fast- n, Ontario, ahd the lead- form