AT TWO, 13th August Furniture and Carpet Sale 4 China Cabinets $45, $37. $35, reduced to $29, reduced to $25, reduced to $20, $22, reduced to $18.50. and Side yoards to go with them reduced in proportion. ROUND EX TEN S10 N| TABLES, at same redue- tion. Oilcloth, ete. Linolewm Cretonnes Carpets Draperds Rugs Curtains, PHONE 90. Yours, T. F. Harrison Co. Special Sale | Of the Best Quality: | Wilton Velvet Rugs These Rugs arg in sizes, §x-8) yards, 3 x 4 and 3} x 4. Not baving a' full sett of patterns in all sizes offer them at cost price. R. McFAUL, Kingston Carpet Warehouse | HAVE YOUR Windows Decorated WITH GLACIER The. only. substitute for Stamed Glash Artistic, Durable, -Egonowical, by D. J. DAWSON Successor to Dawson and Staley, '217 Princess street. High Grade Planos at Living Victor and Berliner Gramophone: Will. jams' Sewing Mach.ne. Phoenix _ Fire Eixtinguigher ; apd a full line of Musical Instruinegta; Music, eta, \ THERE IS MORE COMFORT In living im a five-room Cottage -~ Prices that is your own than in a ten room house belonging to some one else. We Can Make It Easy to Acquire A Home. There one or two bargains now offering that will be picked are up: quick." ---------------------- Call early on McCann, 51 BROCK ST. THE SPORT REVIEW BASEBALL AT LOCOMOTIVE - PICNIC. The Labor Day Marathon Race Will Be a Good One--Queen's Rugby Talk--General Notes on Various Sports. The baseball game between the Locos and the Irithmen at the former's pic nic, on Saturday, will likely be a good one. These two teams have not met for some time and they should put up. a royal battle. Other excellent sports wul be featured at the outing. alto The 'Busy Harriers. The harriers are all out and are working well. Some of the runners are showing up in fine style and will make some person, step on Labar day. Summers, Woods, Nicholson, Elliot McMaster 'and others from the will likely enter. been working out and put up a good exhibition. Mr. Thompson is ar- ranging with many nearby towns get some good runners here for The race will likely be miles, over a measured course, the day. twelve we | {will start and end at Lake Ontario {Park. A baseball game with an out- | side team has also been arranged by {the Labor men for their annual out. Queen's Rugbv Talk. There is very little football talk as few of the students vet only gmong ¢ only g Z a already back. | who are The hoys say they are going to clean up The ard as evervithing in sight this year. | coaches will be down here soon i will be ready for as soon { the college opens. work Put Out Of Business. A few Montreal men cleaned of money? on May Wax, mare, at Rhode Island, The hookies were giving 70 to: 2 ainst her. Montreal- men backed her and after the race the bookmakers were put out of business | as they lost every cent they had. up fast on hunch Kingston | | | | Tuesday Called To Practice. The lacrosse players are requested {to turn out at the Cricket field this evening for practice. The practices will Wednesday and Day game. | | | | { | {he held everv Monday, | Friday, until the Labor The players should -get | certainly need practice, out { Game On Saturday. : { On Saturday morning an interesting | game of baseball will be played at the | Cricket field, between two teams from { the Locomotive works. The erecting [shop team will play the plumbers. | There are some good men on both | teams, and a good game will be put ap. . . { » ee Spdrting Notes. The Detroit Americaps are reported [to have paid £10,000 jer Owen Bush, [the sensational shortstop. | The "Bobby" Kerr sundae is the | latest thing in Hamilton. "Nothing | to heat it)" is the way they boost it. | - Perey Sellen broke the Canadian | ive-mile record at the Toronto police |games, when he beat Longhoat in 3 {i40 i I'he two Vancouver 'lacrosse clubs {have amalgamnted and intend making {a determined effort" to take the Minto [cup away fromthe New- Westminster tegm. | Forty-eight thousand dollars , for seven ball players is what the mag- of the American Association are for the of | | nates to son's players - George Ballard, who was president lof the Interprovincial union last yeaw will for the Hamilton Tigers. * He the 1 quarterback lin the I | Hamilton { Southam plays thing like he ha here will be nothing ig four championship vack' Thoney, the former Toronto receive cream this sea- gain play was be one Spectator : If rugby this fall any been playing cricket, to it but the Gordon 1 I | | player {ment in his batting for Boston, back again leading off in 'the Last Saturday he got three times up. O'Hara, the Baltimore Orioles, has been by the New York. Giants, that team after the Eastern season close Ho used to against King and bat hits is ting hive Bill tor | in { Ler | drafted will join League play ston Ponies. "Bones" fielder, with Ganangque Allen, the Ottawa Capital ha offer the lacrosse Vancouver plays New Westmin on August 25(h, and the Minto is at stake. Allen is wanted for - game, received an Vancouver | home play team. ster with cup that iA Clinton { Pioneers, between the 'kzenville was of baseball Athletic and Jacksonville, iy {broken up by William Haupf, {turned a bull into the field. players fled terror-stricken World : The 'Tecumsehs have more games, August 209th at Shamrocks, and September | 7th, with Loronto at the island, both lof whicK they should win and thus the {Cap incident will be forgotten. Then on to New. Westminster and the {Minto cup! | game at The Toronto two viZ., pushers think Hans twirler, is about ripe for the big show. Vowinkle was Ipicked up by Cincinnati from the [ Utica Club, but afterwards sold to the Herd. Vowinkle belongs to Oswego He pitched a season for Kingston when "Chaucer" 'Elliott was | Kingston's bageball king | Ottawa Citizen : Capitals have the chance of their lives to tie 'l eenmsehs for the championship. They doubled {the score on both 'Torontos and Mon here, and if they play their should repeat their victories from home. Shamrocks are al- most sure of beating Tecumsehs when they meet on the Mile End grounds. The Ontario lawn tennis champion- ships will be played on the courts of the Toronto Tennis Club, commencing the first week of September. In addi- tion' to the championship fixtures there will be the .usual novice and handicap events for the less proficient players. A large entry is. expected from Montreal, Ottawa and other pro- minent. tennis céntres in Ontario, Bufialo pencil Vowinkle, the Bison Ponies | NES, treal game away cit These men have aif to ard college a as they | has shown wonderful improve-| of Toronto, left-fiekI- | and | whe | CROWD OF BAD BOYS Cause Lot of Trouble on Upper + Princess Street. The. police were last pight called to scatter a crowd of boys who have been in the habit of meeting at the corner of Princess and Frontenac streets, each evening, causing a Tot of trouble. A hurry-up call was sent to the police station, but when the bluecoats put in an appearance, the offenders took to their heels. Their names are knows, however, and unless the nuisance is stopped, they will be served with sum- monses to appear before the' magis- trate. . The boys congr at this corner every might in the week, and it is stated that on a Sundhy night, their conduct _is just as hdd 4s any other night, Citizens passiffg by have been pPited with stones, and several have rome within an ace of being severely injured. The neighborhood is up In arms against the gang, and as.a last resort, last night, the call was sent in to the police. The other night the hoys attacked a house in course of construction, and did considerable damage. * : "We don't mind the boys having av little fun," said one resident, this morning, in speaking about the mat- ter, "but when they go so far, it is time to take action against them." egate ON TRIP TO QUEBEC. Young Ladies Given Outing By 2 weed News. The Bay of Quinte train, which ar- rived in the city at ten o'clock this morning, had on board a party of Tweed young ladies, who are on a trip to Quebec, the guests of the Tweed News. The young ladies made the highest standing in the recent vot- ing competition. 0. M. Alger, of the News, and wife, are accompanying the party. The ladies taking in the trip are the Misses Edna Ketcheson, Hat- tie Barnum, Cora Duncan,gand Mary Herity, Christina HoNinger, and Lois Shaw. The party will leave Kingston to- morrow morning, on the steamer To- ronto, and will stay off in Montreal a couple of days, and then go on to Quebec. They will be away eight days. B. A. Hotel Arrivals. CO. Workman, A. <. Whittaker, M. E. Tolan, J. F. Daliy, J. P. Gallagher, B. L. Harris, Henry Macey, J. Doug- las, Montreal;-.J. P. Bisc , LS. Al- len, J. Arthur Morgan, A. Pet- erson, M. J. Taylor, A. E. Juhler, G. B. Meadows, -W. J. Pyne, C. La- mont, H. R. Douglas, Cassidy, A. Mihell, G. Maguire, Toronto ; (ico. Boulton, Buffalo; Gordon B, New, Jas. Brennan, .J. H. Bailey, Ha- milton; B. H. Gurner, 0. Marshall, rooklyn; Mrs. J. R. Weston, Pots- dam, N.Y.;: J. M. Weston, Weston Is- land; G. R. Joughins, Miss Joughins, Moncton; J. MacDonald, Bloomfield ; Mrs. W. LL. Colt, Grouxville, N.Y.; J. M. Nichols and wife, Syrdcuse; Robt. B. Dakins, Toledo, O.; H. Haskell and wife, Los Angeles, Cal.; 0. C. Hill, | Olkhart, Ind.; Miss Florence Hill, Elk- hart, Ind.: Mrs. Henry True, H: Re | True, Marion, Ohio; F. G. Egner;and j wife, W. i. Shaskey and wife, Brant- {ford; A. A. Fisher, H. Y. Farr, Brock- ville; A. B. Deutrel and wife, Carth- age, N.Y; H. A. Ames Carl and wife, Topeka, Kansas; J. R. Donnelly and wife, Misses G, C. Donnelly, Brooklyn, iN.Y.; George Byres, Edmburgh; Wil- liam Bowman, Chicago; B. Hyman, New York: George W, Stone and fam- ily, C. T. Namer, Chicago; J. J. Cor- coran, Butte, Md.; R. N, Might, S racuse; I. Duncan, Bay City; G. ans, Quebec. | Forget Your Stomach. Have -a-stomach- that promptly and thoroughly digests your food without jdiscomfort. If your digestion is dis- jorde sd use Day's Dyspepsia Cure and realize how much more difference it {makes to have stomach you are {able to forget. " | This preparation has digestive, tonic and laxative properties. Each bottle {contain sixteen days' treatment. For {sale only at Wade's drug store. { a Having Great Difficulty. William Legsslie proceeding | rapidly as possible with the laying of | the O'Kill street sewer extension pipe. | He has had great difficulty ir blasting | the necessary channel in the rock, the blasting done last year having been a great obstacle. It will be another month before. the pipe is fully laid. | s 18 as | | | | Got Here First. autumn is almost here Camp nobby fall hats are first include such celebrated - makers Scott's, Christy's, Buckley & Imperial, S them to- Camphell Bros", hing centre for hats While wll 's here | ahd as Sons, ete, oe | morrow ston's style at men s to| Missed Their Boat. people, two young men four young ladies missed - the steamer Mississiquoi on Thussday. They went around on the street cars, | land reached the wharf as the boat pulled oat. Six and | | young | | | | Special Excursion To New York. Via York Central, .Tuesday, August 25th. One fare plus $1 for lround trip. Tickets, good tep days Grand Central station. Through coaches and sleeping cars. See ticket agents. New | An Employment Bureau. The C. P. R. thas opened up an em- { ployment bureau at-the Igedl K. & P. | freight office. A great niany men are | required to take the place of the strikers. «Corn Cure That Cures. Peck's Corn Salve cures corns--pot sometimes, but always. Moneyback |if it doesn't. Cures _ any kind of {corns quickly and thoroughly. In big boxes, 15c., at Wade's drug store. Summer Prices On Fine Furs. At Campbell Bros.', the manufactur: "ing furriers. While engaged in loading telephone poles on a flat car at Caldweil's sta- {tion, Joseph Sutherland met death al- imost instantly by falling backward | off the top of the car and striking on the back of his head. Bibby's for best $2 hats. Any kind of labor is honorable | willeprevent you from begging stealing. Bibby's for boys' cape. that and THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG "FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1908. PONER. MUST HURRY SKETCHES FOR NEW DOME FOR CITY BUILDINGS. > -- City" Property Committee Wants Thém Next Thursday--Sim- moms Bros. Get Contract For City [Buildings Plumbing. The city property commiittee met at 3.30 o'clock 'yesterday "aiternoon to consider plumbing tenders Tor work in| the city buildings and in regard to the dome to > be erected. Present were: Aldermen Angrove (chairman), * Gra- bam, McCartney, Couper and Free. Ald. Angrove said that when the, dome was to be rebuilt, some plumb- ing in the buildings might be done at The board of health some time ago had reported regarding the unsanitary condition of the basement @f the build- ings. It is advisable therefore, to -re- arrange the plumbing. Ald. McCartney wanted to know if it was advisable to award a cdntract Le- fore it was known how far down into the buildings the dome reconstruction would go. ] |] Ald. Angrove said that the plumb- ing work required would not be reach- ed by any dome construction. Akl Graham remarked, that so far as he could find out, the most of the alder- men were in favor of repairing the dome, and not of tearing it down al- together. Four tenders were received for the work of plumbing, ventilating, electri cal work, conerete work and plaster- ing certain parts, They were: McKel- vey & Birch $650; Taylor & Hamil- ton, $198: Lemmon & Sons, $495; Simmons Bros., $113.60. On motion of Ald. Graham the con- tract was awarded to the lowest ten- derers, Simmons Bros. The chairman reported that Archi- tect Power was proceeding with' the plans for the new dome as rapidly as he could. He had not, however, been taking info consideration the mere re- pairing of the dome, so the chairman said he had asked the architect to re- port on this also. He also asked him to give an estimate of heating the cast. wing of the buildings and of re- novating the offices in that wing. Fhis action of the chairman was com- mended. Ald. Grabam said, that the commit- tee should have th¥ plans just as soon as possible.' It was not necessary to prepare elaborate plans. What the committee wanted was rough sketches that it could decide on what scheme it would agopt. Ald. Graham said that the architect should be told to hurry the® sketches as the commit- tee couldn't wait much longer. "Would you go up and have a talk with him ?"' said the chairman. "No, I won't go up. What talk there'll be, it will be in this commit- tee," replied Ald. Graham. : "I move," said Ald. Graham, "that Mr. Power be requested to hustle the sketches along and have them ready for the committee by this day week." The motion was carried unanimous- ly, and the committee immediately arose. S80 Was A Small Blaze. At 8:30 o'clock, , this morning, the firemen received, an alarm from box 23 at the Y.M.CIA. corner. The scene of the blaze' was at the residence of Mrs. Suddard, 36 Barrie' street, near the laundry: Defective pipes caused a small blaze, which was soon extinguished without any damage be- ing done. The big bell in St. Mary's cathedral is of no use to warn firemen who are out exercising their horses or who are off duty, if it is always used as it was this morning. Dy the toll of ithe bell one could not tell whether for church, for a funeral or for a fire, stove it was the same time, so as to make one job. | INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. KNewsy Pazqgrapht Picked Up By : 0 : Bibhy's new" hats are yi - Jenkins' summer upderwear sale is on... Allan Reid, Johnsdn street, is visit- ing friends in Gananoque, y. Meadow milk chocolate drops, fresh at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. Miss Carrie Pettipiece,, Ottawa, and Miss Jean Wilson, Carleton Place, are visiting the Misses Lyons, Charles street. : Bibby"s for best $2 hats. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Halloway, 155 Bagot street, have the sympathy of friends in the loss "of their seven: months-old daughter, Mary June lek Toway, who died on fhursday even- in ' Changed gis a Prices. ". -We're not juggling with changed prices or special sales here ----ano need to. We are selling all we can at our regular fair prices. Men know that they can always get soihething new here every week. ' New Shirts, New Collars, ~ New Neckwear, P. J. HUNT. ANOTHER GERM DESTROYER. 1 v ba Ree Bibby's nopby, $2 derby. Requa's perf: bath powder, the best in the world, sold in Kingston, at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. The remains of the late Mrs. Mary Abbott, who died in Watertown, N. on Thursday, arrived in the city, to- day, and were laid at rest in Catard- qui: cemetery. Dr. Barber, Dr. A. R. B. Williamson, and Prof. Edward Williamson, left, to-day, for the former's cottage on Loughboro Lake to spend a few days. See Bibby's nobby $2 hats. The King street breakwater will re- quire some repairing this fall as a re- sult of the high water during this sea- son, which has washed away a por- tion of the stones piled between the timbers. Bibby's for boys' toggery. . The 14th Regimental Band concert in Macdonald Park, last evening, was attended by a large crowd. The weath- er, while clear, was cool and windy, and_the rough water brought very few out in boats. See Bibby's new '$2 hats. * The sailing wacht Kathleen arrived at the Yacht Club on Thursday even- ing from Gananoque: The rest of the yachts are home alter their series of races. The local yachtsmen feel very proud of their fleet. Herpicide is Death to Dandruff Germs. The germ burrows into the sealp throwing up the cuticle in this scales called dandruff, or secur, and digging at the root of the hair where it saps the hair's vitality. First 'comes brit- tle hair, then lustreless and dead-like hair, . then falling hair, and finally baldness. Nine-tenths of the hair trou- bles are caused by dandeff. Without dandrufi hair will grow luxuriantly, as 'nature, intended. *'Herpicide™ kills the: dandruff germ, leaving the hair to grow unhampered, as it does with the American red man. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c, in stamps _for samuls to The Heroi- cide Cd., Petreit, Mich, Twa sizes, He. and $1. G, W. Mahcod, special ag nb New Goods. New Goods. 3 SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED. The Winners As Result of Ex- aminations. Today Queen's University authori ties announced the following scholar- ships : Senior Matriculation Scholarships Prince of Wales, mathematics, phy- sics and chemistry, $160---N. G. Ste wart, Renfrew. Governor-generdl, . classics, M. Macdonnell, Kingston. Chancellor, matnematics, M. Wood, hingston. Mackerras Memorial, --R. M. Pounder, Renfrew. Williamson, No. 1, English history, $165---F." M. Turner, ville. Wiiliamson, No. man, S160--L. J. Nicholls Foundation, lish, French ana German, Metcalfe, Ottawa. . Mayor, Latin, French and German, f150--Winona Stewart, Renfrew. Mowat, mathematics, ¥$150--J. Muefarlane, Carleton Place. McLachlan, English, Latin Frerich, $225-"H. 8. Smith, with honor of Mecnerras. leitch Memorial, No. chemistry and physics, M. Bleakley, Kemptville. Watkins, given to the stadent of the Kingston Collegiate Institute, who | stands highest in Form TV examina tions, $160. J. S. Cornett, Kingston, with honor of Nicholls, No. 1. Junior Matriculation Scholarship. Nicholls foundation, No. 2 general $175-P $200--F. $17 classics, and Brock- Passed through Customs H+ tcday a big shipment of } goods direct from He Land %0 the fea ther!' the sishipmetit "aM inel Dress Goods Novelties, Eipens of Evary Daserip-; tion, 2, French and Ger Long, Stratford. No. 1, Eng $1.50. G. " Cl and Ottawa, 1, Fnglish Ven: 5 5 ¥ % Ribbons in Plain and 0 £00 Timey ee Laces, Hosiery, Gloves, | The best thing until the bell is placed {in the tower is to get the Canadian | Locomotive company to blow its whistle,. when an alarm comes in. A Creamy Delight. ice cream is the delicious beverage made. Our soda is made right and served right. A libe ral quantity of pure ice cream given, pure crushed fruits and syrups only are employed, and glasses and everything else about the fountain are absolutely pure. Wade's drug store. Good soda most fruit our Saturday, August 22nd. Steamer America makes another of her the Islands, 2°30 p.m.; fare, Hie. tours of supper on board; ce ------ $6.50 school suits. famous See Jibby's Kingston's Famous Fur Store. | | | ; "Ah sees yo' has de Quality Hat, Boss. De bes' folks "round heah wars S3-HNATS ['ve noticed dat.' "And Sam tells the straight truth. It's one reason why we always have the Hawes--solt and derby--in all styles. The fall styles are in. We are sole agents in King- ston. : Importers Of Fine Hats. Makers of Fine Furs, Princess St. 1 oe 18 N | entered the government dry dock } repairs. proficiency, $1356---N. C. Pritchard, { Hamilton. | Maclennan Glengarry foundation, ten {able by student from county of Glen- | garry, f310, general proficiency Wel {ington J. C. Barrett, Williamstown, | with honor of McDowall | McDowall, general proficiency, 1S. H. Edgar, Wilhamstown. Nicholls foundation, No $120--Normal Handkerchiefs, And a special line of Sample i Belts ranging in price from 3 50c. to $2.00 EACH, " New goods arriving daily. NEWMAN & SHAW The Always Busy Store. 4 $125 3, general Halkett, { | proficiency, L: Ottawa. | Marion thy student { proficiency, | Williamstown. | Certificates will he forwarded to the candidates by the department | The four candidates from the King ston Collegiate Institute secured three | {of the scholarships. Every depart ment, mathematics, land moderns a scholarship. | Cornett, the winner of the Watkins' |'scholarship, had the refu al of three Macdonald, tenable Glengarry. Mary L. Stewart from 875 general Stewart, science, classics secured [thers he won | w------------------ -- MARINE NEWS. |Wpat is Found i Wharves. The schooner Sturgis Montreal, this morning. The steamer Ames touched here this morning on hér way west. The steamer City of New York, has for ! About the for cleaved The schooner Jamieson; + loading feldspar, at Richardson's wharf, clear ed for Charlotte, last night. The steamer Wasaga arrived at Rich- ardson's, at four o'clock, yesterday. af- ternoon, grain-laden, from Fort Wil- liam. Some of the out of Kingston very dull time just Dangers of : & Diarrho small "beats running are experiencing 3 at present, as We have received a choice lot of Sead Skns and invite you to sep them. We make a specialty AE ATS. W. F. Gourdier; Exclusive Furrige, 10. 18, M 3 ad, 10 Brock 41 > ' -- 2 STE k AIT ivy 0000000000000 000000000 SPRING UNDERWEAR TRADE MARK, IMPERIAL When, you buy Usderweéar ask for the IMPERIAL CROWN BRAND | Every 'garment guaranteed, Dur ability, comfort: Made only HOSIERY CO. Ont. by KINGSTON LTD., Kingston. Of our fine Scranton Coal will prove to vou its superiority over all other kind. P. WALSH, 55-57 Barrack St. American Oils Coal Oil Lubricating Oils Gasoline We make a spetialty¥ of handling Lubricating Oils of all kinds. Prices on application. W. F. KELLY & CO., South Cor. Ontario and Clarence Sts. 'Phone, 486. COAL! The kind you are looking 1 the kind we sell. 8 for 1s SCRANTON il is good coal and we mpt delivery. ooth & Co., usr. "Phone, there is very little work for them to do. It was stated, to-day, that the barge Burmah, of. the Calvin fleet, would be laid up for a time. The: schooner Sturgis, on her way from Chicago to Montreal, was yester- day anchored near Swift's wharf, and directly in the line of yessels entesing the wharf. Harbor Master McCammon was notified, and he had the schooner move some distance out, so it weuld not be in the way. The members of the crew were not acquainted with the wa- ters here. .M. T. company's wharf: -The tug Bartlett arrived from Charlotte, with two coal barges, and cleared for that | port, with two barges; the tug Mary P. Hall arrived from Montreal, with three ' light barges; the tug Emerson cleared for Montreal, with two coal barges. Steamer Glenmount from Fort William, cleared for Sydpey, and the barge Hamilton, is unloading 60,000 bushels of wheat. ' . ® > . . This. is the time of year whan you may expect a sudden attack of diarrhoea. Children ara specially susceptible at this season,' Fro tect yourself by keoping In he house a bottle of STRAWBERRY COMPOUND It is moat effectual in quieting cramps and quieting pain. Aor. Dr. A. P.Chown ® senasacescesnsosnnne { | | eee See Bibby's ¥4.50 school suits. 50000000000 000000000000R00000000000000 0000000 OPOOIROROTS 233 FOOT, WEST STREET. $2 Atimrerreermro- ABSA The Old Stand and The Old Num. Phone 490 ; OFFICE "NO, 1. All orders promptly attended to night or day. NewYorkGhineseRestaurant 82 Princess Street. Open, from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 a.m. The best place: to Launch a the "cles: seas or 'aly Kinda shortest notice, English and Chinese Dishes a specialty, . ;