Rete etese sees ren summer at > »> 3 Gold in i Guwilight {Continued irym Page » BEST PPRRE RRB ER ERE The golf lunch, scheduled for 2) day, did not materialize, as happened that the organizers, Bessie Smythe and Migs Mabe! field could not yet the, lanchers gether in time, Hosever, tan went over to the link had tea at the clo#d Hora, Miss Molly ( Mabel and Miss Marjo Miss Frances Hora, Mi ming, Miss Mildred Jones, } arion Lesslie, Miss Marion Redden and Miss Irene Swift. A tenn h A probably be on the ecards week. Thurs- it so Mins Jrown- to girls » Mildred Tones, King street very jolly little tea af » fhe Club, yesterday, when a' few Miss gave a Country people were asked to meet Mrs Fran- staying at 'Hazel had Mr. party cis Cooke, who dell." The affair pleasant ending as vin brought the whole nis yacht. 18 Sanford Cal home in we hostesses at the Tuesday, will be and Mrs. Campbell Strange have been some wery' good games ¥ played on the park grounds lately ww we we little sale of ice eream, held at Murton's the campers," four little Minnes, Marjorie Minnes, and Dorothy Mitchell, the general hospital. - ew Rev. Prof. Ferguson and the Fergitéon, 'The Avonmore," gone up to Toronto for a fort- visit, Rhea 'Walker, home alter - The next Phelan Mrs. Dr. At and among Vota Chown $8 for a candy, The Misses have night's (Mids hae returned visit of a month to Mrs Carleton Island Little Miss NS has ® Beni) View ou grandmother, Mrs. Rebert Thomson, Clrey street has gone home to Ottawa Mrs. D. A. MacDonald, Mount For est, left for home on Friday, after -a pleasant visit of five weeks with her Inspector and Mrs. Ding William street, a delightful Horne, on Thomson, who parents, man. we Jennie Mclntee, Y., is spending a week in the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D sley, Princess street. Mrs. P. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald, 174 Walnut streét, Chica- go; Ill, have returned home after spending the past month with friends in the city. Miss Deacon, William street, been down at Cap a I' ing up to Quebec, where John Strange are now Mrs. Octavius Yates and Petrie are staying up Sandbanks, Prince Edwayd Miss Etta Ward, Johnson returned to town. . . - N city, Dow Syracuse, the J Mrs and Miss May who has Js com- stRYMMY Miss Ada at the county. street, has - ow» who has been the guest Shaw, William street, Miss Cender, of the Misses has left town Miss Mildred Cooke, "'Hazeldell," staying with Mrs. Herbert Horsey Paint Pleasant. Miss Lilla Callaghan, Garden going up to Toronto on visit, Esson, of is at Island, is Tuesday for a Miss the Gamsby, ¥treet Mrs. has her Dougla next : Sound, Union of Rochester, N.Y., her aunt, Mrs. Hales" Cottages, buy King guest ut George Porteous, Alfred street, three with ber, ind Mrs Porteous is expected from the SON week Ferguson ha after visiting treet - Crisp, Mu Crisp came Halifax. Mis them George east My Owen returned to his moth- wee er, on . . Ihe Rev 0 Miss Kathleen Thursday, from slogg returned with Miss Lillian Kent, street, home feo Brockvil Mr. Beverley Hd aril 'Rockfard,"' I \ n oup The dean of Ontario My J.C, Fortine bly pais Hn My home next wal Miss il been visiti i Crisp home, Kel and on and WW iting will be has John "wl raser, of it Helen re Mrs. ( Limuell Frederick Barker who have been visiting Selby, and Mrs. (. H Bainty, street, loft, to-day, for their home in London, and Misg Mabel Selby will with them: for a fortnight's which may be in Ottawa Fraser, and Wi her cl street t Johnson il home from ie east Ni and ~My Master Fred., Mrs Charle and and Gore retaken visit, part Detroit Ihe Bishop of Nova Scotia and Mrs Worrell have guests for week of Lord Addington, in Buck The last week in England was in Liverpool, where la®t Sunday lordship preached at St. Luke's sailed yesterday for Quel Miss Macaulay, Kin from England for Canada on Reptent- ber 4th of spent been a ingham spent his They street, sails o and Mrs. and Mr. home - J. H Leonard from - Jirkett, 'Bagdt Birkett], ame Halifax hax} Eva Agnew, of Naw York ib Mrs: Herbert Holder, Willig Mr. street, expected week. Dr visiting street Mrs. Eyederick"Ransom is speed back in Kingston next wee Mrs. '@orhelius BermingHam. Barri street, Jig dn Montreal Her | Mrs 'Malllfy and Mis¥ Alleen have returned to Pittsburg. Mr. William Bates of Cleveland, who bas been in New York and Niagara Falls, came to to-day, -anc' will spend the week end with: his sister, Mrs. H. A. Belts,. Earl street Colonel Arthur Straubenzie and son are with Mrs. Van Straubenzie at "Kirkleatham.™ we B. Olver NY R town his C - . ' > Mrs. E Rochester, Mrs anc son, Whitton, i» arejthe guests of her sister, E. Wilson, 198 Queen street Mr family, the city, and to the and Mrs. James Wellington street, to-day, after Stewart returned spending | a particularly croquet party, There cake Point, girls, Fdna realized 'and. Mrs. _-- T cottage, at Wal- front Mrs. the their borne's, on the lake The Rev. E. B. and London, Ont., are now Mr. and Mrs. mont Park. Mrs. * Arthur street, has been week. Colonel and Mrs. J i their, daughter Visit L aneeleg; gues March, Conway King { Flower this | up at Huadon and a delight A having jrophy's Point Brooke, Hales' her stay enjoving CE Mrs. E. N, yesterday, house. in Major quarters at the RM.C England, their Miss Dansereau, { has been visiting Mrs, F. D Lafferty | at the RM. has returned home. [The very deepest regret is felt charming little Mrs. Lafferty is going te OG are ful at | Mrs. John is prolonging land, Cottages, Wolfe Is so much on as she is it Mozley and have Scott's old | Miss Mozley, | I i a Major and baek town, taken up to ruest of Montreal of 1% w hol eryond 1s apigin J afi rty"s call ke his wife old city, in about come to her to back Quebec, t a month. children, and Mrs. on own bedntiful expect to move Mrs. E. W. Fahey and Duluth, are visiting Mr. Edward «= Fahby's parents street. - eee Mis, Hamblin and Mrs. S. of Kubw¥n, N.Y., are guests and Mrs T. M. Connor, 42} street, «F The Rev. C. A. Sykes and returned from their 'summer home, "Notawanta Lodge," on the Cobden | Like, Renfrew county, yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. Wade of Cobourg, Mr. Oliver, manager of the Union Bank Mapotick, and Mr. G. #lso of Manotick, the. guests of Mrs. J Queen street, have all left for Mrs. H. H. Horsey and Misd Horsey spent a few days in town week, an their way home to Otta Mrs. Ogden Three Rivers, has been sta¥ing at St. James' tory, with Miss Agnes Macmorine has | been a warmly welcomed visitor. Cannem, of Mr. Barrie family D at son, S. R. ol w Macnee, Un- their young people, Little Metis. | Hemming, R. town, to Colonel T "> "> Mrs. Walter snd from Frank Mr. and on shreet, are "home Captajn who is on leave, arrived in day, visit his brother, P. R. Mémming, "Martello Place." Mr. William Harty, Jr., and his bridd' 'are @8ing abroad after their marriage and will not be in Kingston till November. The marriage will be very fqtiiet, and there will be a recep tion later at "Rathnally." The Hon William Harty, and Dr. and Mrs. J. J Harty will be amongst those at the wedding, which will take place on Thirraday;" September Jrd. It is proba- ble that some of the groom's young friends will, Selig: 4 8.800 shim made happy. to - » J. ViI85%ird," and his sister Yy rrivgffin anf ne Pow wi pil: fiversfty avenue. | Mrs, Ar Willershy and Hiintér left, to-day, th vi at Jones' Falk) Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Carmic (at the Randolph after an ou New York, Brooklyn, Rockaw} Brighton beachepcqand other pe - we we and Mrs. Joseph Lemme announce the only 4 daughter, Mr. William A late Major H. Th riage 'will take place quietly end ol Sefibember. - "w 0d The jengagement announgasl of Jennie Geetrude, voungest daufhter of William Randall, to Mr. Harry Brown Card, of Wolfe Island iends al "are g at V, and nts. Mr. street, their » Earl engagemih of h, Accie P Spriggs, to son tHe J. Spriggs 'the we Viuters From Winnipeg. wife, Winnipeg, are M: fath Catherine street have J age and Thy Taity Visiting er; Richard Ge wwe, "It is sixteen since | under Je | family rool, and 1 to' dee HY parents and friends Mr. Gage went away single he to ag Emerson who makes her first visit here Jo ishowy a partner with Gibson, Gage sopra ny, which has scven re tail stones, Wihnipdy, handling meats and green groceries andl doing fine trade. The firm gqupply the. ( N. R. company with its goods. Dr. H. E. Gage, Paisley, will be here next week to enjoy his brother's company. D. B. Gage, Montreal street, is also a brother mn Gaye's vears been glad again," man; lady, now am a is married n Campers Burnew Out. Gananoque Reporter io and Mrs. Ce iends, camping on ous and and Bateman Niagara Isl met with seri Some the suthmer, logs Thursday had fire on the island, they left started to spread. and succeeded in it out, but .when- they re turned camp found their tent with its entire: contents had been burned, entailing | loss of $200 or more. It is supposetl that sparks from the fire carried the island and lighting on. the tent set it on fire a picnicers which M: uring on had a after Bateman stamping others to were across The Cause Of Stiff Neck. Usually from" sitting in a draught Nothing botter "than Rervitinn. It qoves the stiffness, kills the pain, makes vou well in a few minutes. For strains, ¢wellings, lumibago. Nothing excels Polson's Nerviline ; try a large 25¢. bottle. hin the Kingstom Business College, . Died In Kingston. Sakqhm A. Phillips, Belleville, died in Kingston, on. Thursday. For some tima (he 'Was an employee of the G.1 R., but, of late years, owing to a Jafiction, swag unable to work. Mr Phillips was a member of the Metho Mulley helist church. A wife and family sur- vives sags Big Slaughter Sale Of Fruit. To-nights 'Edwards: & Jenkin. held head of Queen street, Candidates can pro- application forms and informa- H. F. Met- Civil service examinations are cure tion from the principal calfe. Plums, peaches, grapes, berries. Crawford's. Eight men were killegsin a mine ex- plosion near Wilkesbarre, Pa. Victoria creamery butter, pears, blue- 28e., bert. « mr mms | | i | L loc | came talled 44 hrc merase that | aken away fspm us, though glad, for Ker sake, that tl up I'hey Yugedted. of "panied by: Mrs. Bagot ronto from Prescott. | , [ok selling liquor to 3 [ se nted N.,lg THE NEWS OF WORLD B. 0. Britton a Tre | OCCURRENCES R RECOUNTED! IN BRIEF FORM. Matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read | and Remembered. The Argentine Republic war with Brazil Fhe failures in Canada this week to- forty; same week, 1907, fifteen. Asiatic eholera in its westward Rusia, kos reached Riasian Pound. WA Warsed from "reliable tht fic wit: Bouwfasea will ran for the seat of*St. Hyaeinthe. It is said the pumpose is to place a labor candidate in the fifld for Brant- ford at the federal election. Hull, Que:, conneil has recommended sells Desjardines for the recorder- whip! which Magistrate Goyette has is® preparing The ody! sources Jabor leader, accom- Hardie and party, ar- by the steamer To- Keir Hardie, rived in Toronto the Provincial bank Que., was broken in- and the robbers The branch of at Sty Eustache, to on Friday night got away with $7,000, | The approaching visit of the United States fleet to Melbourne, Australia, | promises to be a memorable event in the history of the country. | Crazed by cocaine Gus Bullock, cf Mount Olive, Miss., killed two white men, wounded another and finally was himself shot to death. The licenses of six leading down town cafes of Pittsburg were revoked by order of the court on the charge girls under age. Harstone, pri of the Collegiate Institute, was pre- with a check for $1,000 Ly ene alumni society of the collegiate. | is said the directors of the Do- fle 5s Iron & Steel eompany will be- come personally liable f the payment lof $3,000,000 of outing & nde biedness, Col, Gibson his appointment lieutenant- governor, of Datario Il probably medn his refircmant 6s of the, 15th Antaitay bri- Littlefield, was appointed re street firm of A. the United States C. Lindsay says as | wi | edbmmander | gade Congressman | Charles E | Woodstock, Conn. | ceiver of the Wall {0. Brown & Co., court. Richard for White Toronto, fraud, ! ith Edwards C. Harding, held at Windsor, Ont., pending the rival of an té take him back to face the of embezzling about $2 100. : Advices received at Chiha, of the capture of and fiity "Chinese pirates ships. . Tt is probable the ber will be put to death Cantoh, O., hillidrs are Yadfbnding a Suit whiclt' Viherged" theth' with have ing in their fot the pur pose of sale, an Higrette containing plumage of the white heron, al none gdme bird. Della' Clayton, Hamilton, Ont., who Shot 'Herself in the head because she had, been sentenced to three months' in 'jail for kééping a hquse of ill- répate, i still alive. . Fire completenly destroyed Edward Frunéer's garage in Buffalo, N.Y., early Mon Saturday 'Worfihi#! wrecking ten automobiles and cali fig is Pros perty losd' of mere than 823 060 Eight mére bodies of 'vietiis of the flood at Pelsome, NM. Been re covered. The list of dead i: now placed at twenty-three. It is ex the total will by formerly book-keeper produce merchants forgery and till September Ford, & charged remanded Co., with was is ar Cincinnati, officer charge Saigon, Indo two hundred hy I'rench egitive nym: possession, C. hate known pected casualties reach forty. An effort is Windsor city at the municipal mmto a contract comnus to Niagara power Count Tolstoi, « Friday, is never the by-law, made to have submit elections, the hvdro-ele Wind to be council a to enter with ctric ion furnish or with old in le, the bed rheumatism by. the ighty year interest on and® on losing will leave racked with the decision him census gives again which he lies and gout. Thi doctors attending The recent the total po pulation of the, Papampm ganali zone as 50,000, of which 25.000 are employed by the Isthmian canal commission and the Panama. railroad. OF the popula tion Americans The Portu Chamber of Deputies has sed the extradition treaty be tween the United States and Rortugal I'he treaty provides for extradition for It ex 15 6,563 are nese pas twenty-two offence cepts political offenders Entries from Newfoundland every provinee in the dominion have been for the Dominion Rifle Association matches, the first shots of which will be fired at the Rockliffe ranges, on Monday morning Much to the regret of the liberals York, N.B., W. T. Whitehead, who was nogginated as the liberal stand ard-bearer at the convention last fall, has been compelled, of ill- health, to retire from, politics. None of the Hamilton authorities know anything about the reported de- termination o Bidwell Mills to swear out an information for the ar the man who murdered Con stable Barron in that city in 1903. It reported that'a prominent Ham- ilton man was involved. --erm-------------- Miss IH. M. Herrington, Napanea, passed junior matriculation with spect ic and received ol on account rest of was Gil- i honors aa-classics, - winning the Dake oF Wellington scholarship at Primy University, value ® also the Second Mary "Mulock scholarship at Univer, sity gf Toronto, value $132 J. Whalen has bought the Wheel. ie Aum q ahd ill conduct \ 'Bgest and Best" Plug Chewing Tobacco TOOK DESPERA CHANCE. Heroic Operation May Yet Save His Life. Detrgit, Mich., Aug. 20.-- John Galvin, 285 Selden avenue, went through a re- markable operation im Grace hospital yesterday. About four years ago Gal: vin, who .is a member of the firm of Hazen & Galvin, contractors, was standing under a scaffold superintend- img work on St. Mary's academy at Monroe, when a workman accidentally dropped a avy plank, which struck (alvin 'on the chest, just over the heart. Several days later a 'small lump appeared, but Galvin paid no attention to it. The lump grew until recently it be- came about as large a two-quart measure He consgled a physician, who diagnosed thie trouble as aortic aneurism. The lump was filled with blood, its only covering being the skin. An artery leading from the heart had been ruptured and the blood flowing from the heart formed the anenrism. "To have lanced the growth would have meant sudden death," sail Dr. H. L. Obetz, who concluded that the only safe treatment was electrocution. A specially prépared insulated hollow needle was run through the skin at the weakest. part of the lump, A fine silver wire about 15 feet long was then in- serted. This was attached to a bat- tery and 8o. milliamperes of electricity were turned on. This current was al- lowed to flow for about an hour and a half, electrocuting the blood win the aneurism and causing it.to clot. Thus the danger of the blood breaking the skin and causing instant death was lessened, and to-day Galvin's chances of recovery are good. The physicians who assisted Dr. Obetz in the operation were J. B. Hodge, resident physician of the hos- pital; George Duggan, and J. B. Ken- nedy. Many other physicians .witness- ed the operation. The Man On Watch. The Lampman does not go to charth with regularity, but when he does go he wants to hear a simple gospel sermon-- omething that brings peace to one's troubled mind after six days of business cares. His conscience is not troubled, 1e says, like some of his neighbors, who lo not give sixteen ounces to the pound, but the stress of business weighs on his mind. Therefore, when he goes to church and is forced to listen to scientific and philosophic sermons, he comes away from church without hav ng his cares removed, "If the preachers would only give us 1 little of the old-fashioned damnation und héll-fire preach ing it would be well for us," he says "Its the old kind of pulpit te: ching we need in these) days and thé ¢lergyihen" Should have!" the witkeitije! of this generdtion, 1 likes man of the stamp of the date Br: Grant, when some of b's Halifax congregation protested againsgt some of his:mtterafices he got up in his pulpit one Sulla thorn- ingiand tolé shem what if ghey digdnlt "vant bhis sgbyices, die wotild ber quite content: tokeave thie andogoiback to ais (former cotindfy , charge,' dnd: there vas! never al murmiic from: them 'afrér- wards)? lo wanld likettor see the rolesgy- nen of this city haveicounage like! that, if they bad, "Wwe mightcbe =m better: "people, of yout moe.in a while? ors 78 " 1196 Jou ass Lautier dives] 'the Lamp man, believes that thedliberal phrty will remain gi power - at. Ottawal id They an't beat him," hg deelares. Amp na is an im epe ndent himself," but at the coming election in Kingston town, will vote Liberal] for he can see no cason' for a '¢hange' of government le can see po:greatissues before the ountry Just a5 the province of On- ario was satishéd with "the Whitney vernment, so! is Canada satished with Laurier. In Kingston the Lampman 1ears that Mayor Ross is to be the Con ervative candidate to oppose * Hon Mr. Harty He it was rumored last June, somewhere about the 3rd, 4th, sth, that J. H. Metcalfe had been romised the, privilége standing' up igaitist Mr. Harty, but hes doesn't. think his rumor had much foundation," in view of the fact thdt on the platform of the town 'hall on June 1st, Mr. Met- calfe declared that no one in Kingston tld beat Honorable William, and that was folly of the tories to try.' Mr Metcalfe, he remembers, said that night better allow Mt. Harty to be lected by acelamation, as it would save hem mueh time and money, But the ries now seem to think that they have 1 Goliath in the. mayor of Kingston town, and are going to put him up as heir standard-bearer: "He'll be only peppered and bowled out," the Lampman declares. --THE TOWN WATCHMAN. Left For Home. "Bert" XK n and William two young Londoners, who the city Tuesday, on pinto returned hoine yesterday, tak- steamer Torofito As fat, as the city, by way of % change. A k ago, they left home, motoring as as Hamilton, where they took the to Toronto, afterwards taking the 1 to Kingston. They went as far east as Gananoque, and are very much pleased with their trip. They are loud m their praises of the good roads this Toronto. ie says of Messrs, yhnst Fite, 'the came to vicycles, ing the Queen We far Yoat roac side of Here For Twec Years. Theft was the charge on which Wil- liam Wilson, just Brougl {6° the peni- téntiary, w fotind Ruilty on, and sentenced at Ottawa, to'two years. Wil- son _stole a trunk and $25, which be- longed to a man a Nepdan township, for whom he was working. While his employer was away, Wilson made off with the money and the trunk, Gift Of Portraits. London, Aug, 29.--The town of Sud- bury, the birthplace of Thomas Gains- borough. has received the gift of three portraits of the artist from Dr. Rich- ard W. Waring, who married (Gains- borough's' grandniece. The Trusts and Guarantee company, limitedy: has been apppinted perr.an- ent, liquidatdr of the Imperial Chemi- cal compegy, limited, of Togonto. The insplyent, company's' assets are estimated tH realize about £3,500, The liabilities exceed $10,000. See Bibby's special $2 hats. IVI courage' 'aldo tergpdak antr@gdingt the koow we need tos be ogrrected they ¢ # THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1908. LUBED TO HIS DEATH) N SKELETON SOLVES MISSING MAN MYSTERY. Fate of Schoolmaster Who Dis- appeated Thirteen Years Ago Told By His Bones. Paris, Aug. 20.--Thirteen years ago a young schoolmaster named Narcisse d"Hardiville mysteriously disappeared from Parfs, and nothing hus ever been learned of his fate. Yesterday, while some wo kmen wer engaged in excavations neir retold about fifty miles' fom' pat thew.un.} carthed a skeleton, »whithuas 'believed NET off "ib to be that of the. missing school The body had been owl nude, depth of three feet. The skull blow from some blunt instrument The skeleton was in an excellent state of preservation; the: teeth being guy fre od intact. All the circumstanges pee £ o the unfortunate schoolmaster been waylaid and murdered" _ ne body interred cat the 'dpot where the skeleton was found? The measurements taken correspond to the height of the missing man, and a doctor who treated d'Hardiville when young for a fracture of the right arm has found traces of a corresponding in- jury on the agm of the skeleton. There is no known reason why he should have vanished of his own ac- cord. He was engaged to be married, the banus had already been published and he had an excellent situation. On the aftérnoon of the day he de- parted a man, dressed in the Sunday clothes of a peasant, called to sec the school teacher in his abode in Paris. He did not prove a very welcome vis- itor," for shortly afterwards the con- cierge heard the pair engaged in a vio- lent discussion, The unkagwn visitor, with his had pulled down aver his eyes as if to avoid recognition, took his de- parture shortly afterward. The same evening d'Hardiville re- ceived a telegram which threw him into a state of perturbation. Taking his overcoat and umtbrelld he 'rushed out ofirtire houses "The telegram was after- ward) found toi be a fictitious one. It p ponies, ip come from his mother, and ked her son to hasten to her bedside, as she wal dangefously ill. d'Hardi- lle narents lived near Breteuil, and on the evening of his disappearance he was seen aughting at the local railway station Unable to find any means of trans-- port. he set out to walk across country to his home. Following the ordinary road, he would have to pass within a few hundred yards of the spot where the skeleton was dug up. The tele- gram was evidently a -trap, and its sender persumably counted upon the schoolmaster arriving late at Breteuil, and, failing a conveyance, walking across the country. The sender of the telegram was never diseoveréd, and no mote can be. assigned, for the murder of d'Hardivifle. 10 boiMatihy Of A' Crew. Brdst, Aug. 28plthe mutiny "bf erew of the German collipe Totacreapi which occurred in the channel, three days ago, while the steamer was bound' from Emden to Algiers, took a moe 'serious turn, yesterday, the matg leading the erew. Hd threatenéd . the captain of the collier swith a reyolver, but, was dragged away by memberd of the crew, who had remained faithful tothe captain. The fatter applied to the Joporto mutheditios for. protection and sh adegho police were sent to guapd the ship. May Erect Club House. A handsome club house may be erected at Bob's Lake~ Some of the' friends of Dr. Mooney, of Rochester, who have been camping there this simmer, have become interested in the proposition, and have already been endeavoring to se cure an option on some property. Re port says that either a club house or an hotel will be erected. There are twenty five members of the Rochester camp : Bob's Lake, and they have been having a hne time t A Baseball On Friday. Toronto, 6: Balti Newark, 4. Buf 2. Providence, 4 Fastern League- more, 2. Montreal, 5; falo, 3; Jersey City, Rovklester,' 3 » American , hoaguet-Detroit; 11-2; Phil adelphia, (-11,. Baston, 3; St. Loui 1. Washington, 2-8; Cleveland, 0-0 Chicago, 0-2: New York, 1-1 Natropat: bexgus--Pittsburg, 1; ; * tadelphia, Phil 0 Had A Fine Time. On Friday evening Miss Ethel Bunt Jagot street, entertained a.number of her friends in honor of -hér guest Mrs McFaul, of "Montreal. The party tended the show at Lake Ontario Park after which they returned to Miss Bunt's home, for a dance. The hour sped all to swiftly for the merry-make and it was the early hours of the m ing before they bade their hostess adieu Campbell Bros'. The store for nobby fall hats. A new sable company, with ernment subsidy, has been founded a gov at left side had been fractured, as with as{" the | Beer that causes biliousness is green beer --not aged. It ferments on the Stomach. Schlitz beer ferments in our cooling rooms, We age it for months before it goes out to you. No matter how great the 'demand, Schlitz Peer i is never sold green. '& HICKEY § Kingston and Sacrificing $100,000 Worth oF Oriental We must 4 $ T { ! immense stock of selected Ori sacrifice our in Canada, and all assortment is the largest dare seleated with trained artistic taste, and ness that only a lifetime among the native rug sib and in spite of the low prices for which this store rp been well known, yet business has been light, and we are left, with a much larger quantity of stock on our hands than we expected to' have at this time. Wo have invoices of several thousand dollars' worth more goods which will short. ly arrive, and WE MUST HAVE MONEY to meet the payment when thav are delivered. 35 TO 50 PER CENT. REDUCTION, AND SOME RUGS LESS THAN HALF PRICE Those who even feel a little hard Thx is the rug-buyer's opportunity have a fuller purse up just now and prefer to wait a few weeks unt they had better muke arrangements to BUY NOW.--THIS CHANCE IS BUT FOR A SHORT TIME IHMRIL ORDERS GI IN OUR BEST ATTENTION, Hl I ohne 4 _Courian; Babayan & Co, a CREAT SUCCESS. a ------------ THE CUT PRICE SALE OF HIGH CLASS SUMMER WAISTS. Made up in the latest styles of the finest Lawn, Mull and with Valenciennes Lace, and open, and blind Embroidery. One third off. Spot Organdy, beautifully tr immed in La wn, Linen, Pique and Cotton Repp, at New White Skirts, trimmed with Lace, Embroid ery, Self-Pleating and Folds, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 up to $5.00. Be in Time While All Sizes' in Stock. 3 The Leading Mi llinery Store, 119 Princess Se IS an "FR ootwear ! ! To Make Room tor a Large Increase in Stock All Summer Footwear at Berlin. Its headquarters will be Cologne. The hew cable lines il] laid down between Germany. and ' gripe; zil, via Teneriffe, with branc a Liberia and the German colonies o the west coast, of Africa. See Bibby's swell $2 bats. The Kingston Business College, hegdl, 4 of Queen street, is.a high-class techni' cal 'school for the preparation | of young men and women for the duties of business offices. Special rates to the first twenty-five registering for the fall term, which begins Tuesday, Sept. 1st. H. F. Metcalfe, print pal 4 : Bibby's $2 hats are leaders' ! Margaret Daly Vokes, - well- kndwpy comedienne, died at 'Hed Fdmmer hdme in Lynnfield, Mass., affer 'a long ill- ness of tuberculosis, at the age - of thirty-five years. The steamyacht Castanet broughta large numbers of passengers to the city to-day, from Alexandria Bay and in- termediate points. . Plums, finest quality. Crawford's. See Bibby's special $2 derby. The Bane Of The Race. The one disease that distroys thou- sands is constipation. Cure it now, to-day--this you can do with Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Easy to taken ~no sure relief. Take Dr. Hamjlton = Pills yourself; 250. per box, 20 Per Cent. Off. ORANGES ! Have a Jook at The price is surp PRESERVING P Arriving daily. you to buy. R. H. TOYE, 302 Kin St The prices will induce ~ Nordheimer Steinway ~ Pianos Pianos Wardhouse: KIRKPATRICK'S ART STORW, 159 Princess S¢ ad SA Si mn LB