1 Ge THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1909. GT WU GPW USVI SPECIAL NEATLY KEPT. | a a Of the Lighting of the Old Dome The Men Were Given a Drilling Particular Attention Paid to Dials--City BuilMings Masonry| Which Lasted For An Hour Musketry and. - Sub-target| (, Be Further Repaired-- and a Half--Large Crowd Practice--Very Se For the Weather Vane Sticks. of People View Manoeuvres of '® 4 Army Medical Corps to ©! The dials of the city hall dome clock| City "Soldier Boys." n wily will be lighted at less than half the! The members of the 14th i t 3 The Burgiefeld Soanp still goes mer- | cost of those in the old dome; This P.W. 0 R, «of out on rast v : rily on. The Heights is certainly a |Was the announcement mas yesterday | night, and i ted t : the : . "Spreads Like Butter" busy place these days, and when one afternoon to the city property com- crash. eld on Geral ake The , ONLY LADIES' DUCK SUITS, in White, Blue and Tan, Sold only in 15¢c apd 26¢ blocks is told there are only 1,200 men in mittee, by the chairman, Ald. An-|eity "soldier boys" were given a drill- 2 Three-quarter length ¥ Coat. Coat and Skirt trimmed For sale by all Grocers. camp he cannot believe it when he grove, who said that, acting on the; 'hich lasted fi h | » ow 3 : Manufactured soos it from a distance. The camp is advice of the clock expert and the ho ar ue gary cond of it with lar ze buttons and made in the newest styles. Spe- ¥ " The Ingersoll Packing Co, Ltd. now all laid out, everybod ttl itec i i ingi » : " , y settled | architect, the dial sections inside the |zens turned out to see the parade and : Ingersoll, Ontario, Canada. now all laid aut, Erba ed a aoc. Daimted 'White.. ABithe. Tabonivees Wt. the HIG and | cial price while they last, | units are still vieing with one anoth- | electric wire had been run up, and ex- and from a spectator's standpoint the a CE tak er which lines are to be the nicest periments made by electric lamps. It | regiment made .a most creditable James Craig, Kingston Agent and kept the best. They are all very |was found that two ten-candle power showing. y ® ® neat and clean, especially those of [lamps give better light than ever was| The regiment formed in line at thei the regulars. : got before, and, therefore, the new dials armories shortly before eight o'clock, J B id : mits can be lit for less than half the cost! and marched to the cricket field via . une rl es The different regiments paraded for |of what the dials in' the old dome cost. | Montreal, Princess and Bagot streets, 2 La Want the best choice of House Ftirnish-| musketry practice to-day, using the | Altogether it would cost only about and General) Lake, who arrived in the bon ings, They don't get married very often.| new rifle range for aiming and firing. |$30 to instal the lighting. What re city early in the evening, was met by 3 : ® wie) hr ait, He Ye yr Srey ANY The different battalions were divided: | mains to be done,will cost about £20, Ee of the Eastern Ontario com- up, in half-companies, one half com- |The chairman was instructed to have mand and taken direct to the cricket That's what you want. < \r ) . pany shooting at"a time. the work completed, which will be|field, the men boing formed up when 4 i done in a few days. the party arrived. Both the brass and Bh S ummer The sub-target guns will also be bugle bands were out, and the regi- N n : The chairman was requested to take used by the men again Yin Year. They up with the city engineer the question Sgn was in toll strength, Lt.Col. é are now all in place, under a big |of making the masonry of the city | Cunningham being in command. There TH CLA tent, far away from the camp proper, | buildings waterproof, and to have the | was a march past, with various other WINS E 2.16 SS AT nN grwear over near the ranges. There are five necessary work proceeded with as soon | manoeuvres, all of which was most PEMBROKE. machines in place. as possible. interesting. General Lake went Ta sh GOLD EDDING 4 i He was also instructed to get the|through the ranks anc! made a most | She js Entered in Races at Fiv n short sleeve Coat-Shirts, knee 4 The new water lines are the pride |jower section of the dome base, just |thorough inspection. : . Places 3 th » length Drawers, the very thing for RINGS. of the camp. Every unit in camp hes | shove the «tone walls, painted to It was 9.45 o'clock when the regi- During e Summer--W, bot 'weather -at-50c-"and 5c pipes running through its lines and |. ¢ch the galvanized iron above. At ment formed in line for the return H. Carson Buys a Standard- ! ) | A there is no scarcity of woler ot any present it is almost black, and a little museh. Jo he amc, Sed the route Bred Stallion. Fine French and Egyptian Bal-| Our Wedding Rings are ime or place, even for the watering! . "5 int will cause a bi improve- | Was via Barrie, ing, Clarence and ¢ x bri he bes i 4 High-Class, both in weork- do : 25 3.50 1 oarte 1 tor the ds. grey gm 0 . . A Am May Wax, the speedy little pacer | PFi882N, the t thing ever made MEG ' ' ? IRON BEDS--50 styles, $2.50, $3.50,]carts to water roars ment. The galvanized iron work can't Montreal streets. The soldivrs in camp | = by W. H. Carson, of this city, | for wear, 50c. and 7&e. : : manship andrquality and are $1.76 up i a : Vi : + | had the opportunity of witnessing the y i BRASS MEDS, $18, $35, $85 up 10| The 4th Hussars are a good looking be painted thie your, os We erat parade of the At, a 8 oat and which cleaned up everything on made in two styles. The 5 : \ o ircui E fi : $H8 MERICAN PARLOR SUITE--8-pieces, squad this year, and Lt.-Col. Holmes | "., "=o 6 many of them took advantage of it. | the Susiern circuits lat year, made a " xtra ne Natural Wool, and high narrow thick oval is va monic. Hegular price $85. We|can be proud of them. It would not |" "yp0 "So received from F. W. The evening was fine and cool lor |§00d season's start, yesterday after. Merino, at $1.00 per garment, more popular just now, but are offering this special for $25. It has| he camp without the old 4th. 2 : 3 frillin the ._ | noon, at Pembroke, when she finished never been equalled, in such covers. We ¥ ~ Spangenberg, stating that the city oy ing and the men appeared to en lhirst in the 2.16 class at the circuit we stock the wider thinner happened to be overloaded in expensive dome clock had been completely in- [15% J having made by. the bugle Gand, Tee there. Mr. Carson is well pleas- Bathing Suits, Canoe Jerseys, models too. We have all sizes silks and are using them by giving this The army medical corps had very mn g ic ha . : : and other bargains. Suites, § and | little to do, as the boys at camp are stalled. 'The sum of $350 is held by| 0 Sergt. B. Simpson, called for ed with the opening race of May Wax, made up, which makes the choosing easier. BS a are worth $45 and $55, with; ,y healthy fellows, and take no chane- thé SHY. Ou the Sonfeset, until a cori le comment at the inspection. who bids fair to have an even more 7 Negligee Shirts, es of getting their arms and legs brok- | "#0 pres. The band is in better shape this year successful season this year than last. en in any way. The medical boys Tig Nickle eked the chairman be than ever hefore, and it is due to. the, The Kingston mare will be at the Negligee Suspenders, Etc. have lots. of drill every day to keep untiring eff in o Delorimier Park races in, Montreal ? 3 3 oy taal « : "Ww g efforts of the sergeant in com- n, Montrea T them going. he chujrsan Said he. did not. a mand. . 2 next week. She is staked at meets in SMI 'H BROS., it does," said Alds. Nickle anc oye, Cleveland, Toledo, Meadvill p who asked that it be fixed. The chair- , Toledo, Meadville, Pa., and Many infantry officers from the camp R La Conneaut Lake, Pa i sit. DY the ili v1. {man promised to attend to the mat- . emarks Of 'Gen. ke. . ya Athrah aR ! JEWELLERS, OPTICIANS, went over to the Royal Military Col A ANd. Nickle eaid that on Tuesdny Upon the return of the rogiment, to Mr. Carson has purchased the stand- P. ]. H U NT, lege, this morning, to atténd a lecture ter. 4 : . ard-bred and registered stallion, Lara- Issuers of Marriage Licenses Ae * : i ' i wiain the armouries, Gen. Lake addressed g! & n, lara . by Major de Bury. Lectures will be the wind was blowing from a certain res, . L Ia, als . Ril ad Alar, i Nn the i officers at dif-| direction, "and the weather vane was sho mon briskly, ng that the men Wax's ais hit be The Collar Store Of The City. 350 Ring St. : : 4 . iA: a ars 3 a site sxeellent. showing, and wT A) act Fadi re s du the camp session. | pointing three-quarters in the opposite had made an exce ent ing, x the ted ferent times during the p sessio pom' ing | that be was well pleased. with. the got into shape for the fall circuits, Fe foo fof fooled -- a a , . ati ora | rk of the .entire regiment and I'he shooting at the new rifle ranges In attendance at the meeting wero WO " e reg : 1 @l 3 opened on Wednesday afternoon ol Alds. Angrove, Nickle, Toye and Twed- would report accordingly to the min- Sporting Notes. | Gordon, camp commandant, scoring dell. ister of militia. : i Lacrosse is booming in outhern u i the first bulls-cye. The range has been Gen. Lake referred in particular to California. ; ! in active use ever since. MARINE NEWS. | the company drill, stating that the I'he Baltimore Baseball Club has | work was very good. The improve | turned southpaw pitcher Russall over a---- No accidents were. idported since] What is - Found About the ment, no doubt, was due to having |to the Wilkesbarre (New Nork League) | Wharves. each officer in charge drilling the Club. camp opened of a serious "type. Every- : n Rh : is . men, instead of 'a speeial 'insiructor. Lacrosse is gaining /ground rapidly RUGS and CARPETS, in Brussels, thing is running smoothly. The steamer Dundurn is due up to- ® : A comp fice w coll | across the border. The Yankces re Axminster, Wilton, Balmoral, ete., any] , i night from Montreal. 3 comy ny St oi . ho hesatie we taking to this nadian R ar size and color-tone. : { The camp medical officer to-morrow The steamer Aletha made her regu- acquainted with the men, could gel ng th anadian nationa: Repair and Upholstering Work, good, "io Maj. W W. Sands; range officer, | lar trip from bay points to-day. far better work from them. pastime, " promptly and cheap | Licut. N. McLeod, A.M.C.; veterinary| The steamer Mississiquoi was here a ig jhe distnised] pt ue regiment, - Selig « Shris x ' J athewion, Sens officer, Vet. Lieut. McCormack, 5th |on her regular trip from Rockoort. Jen. .AKe Was eneriainec, . by ne Ve stiucy nis, gall anc. wi ve PHONE 90. YOURS, | Battery. : The ae St. El Cleared for oficers'tt the, l4th Regiments seth h She New x I Strongest 'sar by Clayton, N. Y., at nine o'clock this [With ollcers 'from the 40th ami 49th lin ihe west, as usual, T. F. Harrison Co.| ion : . ue : Regiments in camp. i Dillon, the world's champion The wearing of plain clothes by the | morning. . : umpi troope in camp is stricily prohibited, | The schooner Keewatin cleared for _--{trotter, re cently gave an exhibitiov 'and steps will be takew to sce that the | Oswego to-day after unloading' coal at Above The Standard. before Emperor William in Berlin. Cs "order is strictly enforced. Swift's. Rheumatism, netralgia, locomotor K. Billings, the owner, drove ihé The government tug Lisgar arrived ataxia, tumors, ulcers and a variety harness queen. Have Your Furs Made | The following medical officers will | from Sorel, Quebec, on her way to of other diseases as well as a genéral Longfhous bas mala pTARgEmGINE 5 . constitute he standing medical board | Toronto. debilitated condition of the system | run HHecR miles with Nebrich, of Bu _Good size 18x33 inches, 0 d R d No ll or ore Tor the camp : President, Lieut.-Col.| The schooner Acacia arrived from | comes from impure and impoverished falo, on the night of June 21st at the ver an epatre ow E. Kidd, 4th Hussars; members, Maj. | Oswego Thursday morning with coal blood. Escape these ills and keep Dpeuing of the Stadium of the Buffalo White or Colored Border. BY H. H. Alger, 49th Regiment; Capt. F. for Anglin's. health up to the highest standard by | midsummer exposition. : Shs : -- -- : . Etherington No. 11, Cav., r A.| The tug Bromson towed the new {using Wade's Iron Tonic Pills (Laxa-| The suit between the Capital and This is a bargain lot we . unit si : : yacht Azare from Montreal on her | tive). They fortify the system against | Tecumseh Juekosce clubs, arising oud got hold of and will! zi] 'at W. F. Gourdier, . way to Toronto. disease. They are a great nerve |of the Toronto Is and fiasco, last July d as All unite or detachments in camp The schooner Bertha Kalkins clearec' |strengthener and blood maker. In|will be settled out of court. It is the regular wholesale price. Furrier, Brock St. that have not a medical officcr on foduy for Oswego and will load coal boxes, 25c., at Wade's drug store. | understood that ihe Tecumsehs agrec be Xm ad ig thei sick | for Booth's. Money back if not satisfactory. to pay the Capitals $300. : Keep out the sun, wind and their. sstabliohinant, DUT er : at| At M. T. Co.'s elevator: Tug Bart- Woods, the winner of the Victoria Yours on Fr iday rain P Will not "warp or 6:30 a.m. lett from Fairhaven, one coal barge, Left For Connectiout. day Marathon, at Montreal, and Hans while the lot lasts, | tug Bronson cleared for Montreal, Holmer, who pushed him so hard in . tt * Sesessesssves shrink. Just . the thin to : : William Ross Hartley, engineor for 8 make 'sitting out tort. These regiments will parade for mus- with four grain batges. the last three miles, have been match: 1 rac A 5 | the Seeley's Bay Supply and Coustruc- ' \ 1 4 " I 0 Was h Straw Maks oy or Friday! 16th, 40th and 4th . The, steam, yoshi, ¥erons, owned or tion company, lei, Saturday, for N10 nin a ig mile race at Hali- C a pa ir : 8 roi x 'oni heirs . ~ on June 2lst. : Hussuee. Thousand Islands, is in the dry dock Wallinglord, Comp, where he has _ a The Champlain tercentenary com and Panama Hats i i ; aX De! cured h position as superintendent for . for inspection by an expert of Inland F I mittee, in charge of the celcbration at Lieut.-Col. V. A. S. Williams, in- Liovds the W. A. Ives Manufacturing com- i ! y t . . M IL 4 f ralry, will inspect the | ™ Dyds. Le so ; | : Mrs. op hier | Burlington, Vermont, the first week in USE ONLY ALSO AWNING , Spector of cavair) pe Capt. Daryaw arrived back from pany. Ir Hartley and danghter, July, are negotidting with the Sham- | ¥ A magnificent range of in © he, 21st. \ : : Hadve. wi i w weeks {th Hussars in camp on the, 2Ist. | ioiee 'after taking over the [Gladys will remain a few weeks to oa areal Creams to have 6 f bi 5 schooner "Kitchen for his son, Capt. | visit relatives in Kingston and Sy- The Hat is cleaned in STRIPE WILL HAVE A TRIP. Henry Daryaw is on the sick list. It |denham. Sein play a lacrosse game on July ew as . is expected that Henry will be around At Pitts i P ra : Officers of 14th Regiment 0| ip in a few days. Soft Brim Straw Hats. aL Fiidng Va deltics made this . a few minutes, dries quickly, and looks like Arrange For One. In New York's latest styles, at] - : In Blue White, Red wh : : , : . Tedors i | when Ketchell meets Johnson ho kills Wi ue ang Waite Red and The 14th Regiment will have a trip, TRIPPED ON THE TRACKS. Campbell Bros'., the leade rs in men's |. repeat that 'I hope he kills 0 S new. - « this will be good news for all the Sho was at the corner of Barrie and refroshments, and all present spent a in this part of the worlc , will take Price 10¢. Per Package. Carpet Warehouse. "soldier boys." The place for the out- 'Kill streets, waiting for a car and | pleasant time. place just before sunset this evening. in spite of the fet, hl phe propose] hats. him. In six weeks my theatrical en outing at Elmira, N.Y., has m call-| Broke Her Nose and Gashed Her gagement will be over, and then I will ; : o side of os ORE 8 In other words, the new moon will ; nls ing has not yet been decided upon, but happened to be on the wrong si Ministers, lawyers, teachers and oth- 0 : ] " Win an One package suffici- this matter will be discussed, at a the crossing. In passing around the ers whose Oo ation gives but little | Pass almost directly between - the sun L : Pp £ od off. The men appear to be rather Bibby's for nobby straw hats, \ *] | d then : R. McFaul's disappointed over the. calling off of the Fave Brook "shicel Last night the members od. St talk to this black about fight. Ready for your inspection. trip, and the officers have taken the Mrs. J. A. B. Smith, Broc Sed. | rk's church, at Barriefield, held a Partial Eclipse To-Night i matter up, and have decided that an-|met with a very painful aevident, e¢ | most enjoyable social, at the home of . . P Be Kingston other trip will be arranged for, and | nesday evening, about 9:45 o'clock. | Walter Ruttan. There was music and A partial eclipse of the sun, visible meeting to be held in the course of a|ey d of the car to get to the side of! xercise, should use Carter's Little and this part of the earth, so that a ent to clean two hats. few days. Niagara Falls has been | efitfance, her foot caught in owe of Jiver Pills, for torpid liver and part of the light and hous radiating mentioned for the trip. the rails and she fell across the tracks, |hiliousness. One is a dose. Try from the sun wi » cut off. The moon » striking her face with much force. Her | them. will pass across the sun's northern 4 aw ' MeLEOD'S DRUG STORE. nose was broken and she sustained al-| If you want balcony awnings go to limb, covering about half of it. As A $ % ® It is In City Limits. : 0 A \ sunset comes a little after * eight ie . : . 1so a cut below the right eye. Mrs. | Frank Cooke. nse : ag Building "A Citizen" enquires if Cataraqui|gpith was first conveyed to Dr. Duff's Bibby's 81 straws are right. o'clock, the end of the eclipse will not THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE bridge is in the city limits. 'It is. Ua¢| ory and then to the general hos be seen here, but west of the great taraqui bridge is within the city lim- pital, 'Where her injuries were attended jakes the, sartial phase will be seen in its, which extend right over to the 5 ) : 1 : Ee + to. She was on the operating tablo an . ] ot S Pittsburg shore line. for two hours. Mrs. Smith's many Everything In Hats." & : Dt ho i hd TTT LTTTTVBTAUTVLLVRLVBLBTALVLT LRT CS i > f parly recovery. rR "Three Swallows." - Campbell Bros'. Straw Hats. friends: hove for her early y i. | Sir John Power and Son's The newest and most up-to-date In the latest styles, 50c. up; fine B. A. Hotel Arrivals, " ih 3 "Three Swallows" Irish Whiskey, Panama hats, $4, $5, $7.50, $10, 812. > Filectric: and Gas Fixture House, d between Toronto and Montreal. 4 5 Samant } W A Gray, T L t : Famous for over a century. ; . E: Campbell Bros'., Kingston's hat store. En Core: LAR iS Cloavis Be | of dighest standard of purity. PRICES GH : [84% 1 Distillers to His Majesty the King. : 4 Al d Abert Str t Kingston dogs continue to pay th McGowan, Toronto ; Ford Sparley, 8 / : ste C y el a «BP Pasi . ae if b) b A ------------------------------ 166 dh B6LS { penalty for biting. Constable Arniel Qalt 3 BL Luvs, Roe Mont- (lL WN Created Excitement. Ww. A. Spriggs : ' was called to shoot a canine on John-| 1""¢. H. Shield, Peterboro; W. E. A ' A cab on its way to the station . ' Good location, near the @|son street, yesterday, and, to-day, he|y = Coleman, Toronto; A. Sander, Bop . # i with a bridal couple, created a great | & 235 Darian Hot irom Brock . {had a similar call on Wellington street. | Montreal ; L. B. Forsythe, Toronto ; y 7" deal of excitement yesterday after Twenty years experience togeth- ; "Phone, 68 2 lake ; good drainage. Derangement of the liver, with con- |p Eg. Barger and wife, Harrisburg ; \ 7 fy \ noon. The cab went to show that | & er with our medical knowledge en- stipation, mjyres the complexion, in-|w . Mies J% 31 WN H : . a bOsyY . ables us to select and fit Trusses + SU } F W. J. :Allen, Madoc ; Miss Firks Gil i ly someone haa been very busy, for tied Seat: salted to the many require- | duce pimple sallow skin. Remove "the bert, Montreal; Miss G. Bell, Mont- A on at the back were old boots, sleigh bet cause by ushg Carter's Little Liver| eal: Major. Gem Sir Percy Lake, h bells and. various signs. . Pills. One dose. Try them. Ottawa : C. H. Shield, Peterboro; W. 1 \ A We carry a full line of the best $ EB. W. ( iton, Montréal, is visiting [| [,, R. Murch, Montreal ; Ww. E. L { A special order for 60 ice cream i. isses anc a elsonaly das. -Mullen DEALER IN Granite and Marble Monuments. bn ------------ 372 Princess St. .Opp. Y.M.C.A. Building. Lettering in Cometeries a specialty. 1 ch s. T % friends in fhe city. Coleman, Toronto ; A. Sander, Mont- u ? bricks, Neilson's, was received at : 5 . to get a ot cay his | -- real ; L. B. Forsythe, Toronto; Lt.- \ ns Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store on aur Sik Blast a Knee oe 14 property is sure to in- Beware of, Ointments for 'Catarrh | Col. Howard, Ottawa ; H. C. Taylor, ) Monday. No orders too large for | @ in your ria and : | ontain Mercury. Toronto ; J. D. Ferguson, Hamilton ; ' prompt delivery there. "Phone 230. {@ guaranteed to fit, giving support crease 1n value. as iaeleury wil destroy the sense | Wm. Me¢Kay. Toronto; Ww. J. Ly : The regular weekly excursion over {@ and comfort. ol Small t ang ompstely atany iy Toronto ; Geo. Dale, Toronto ; MN. Five more cases of Straw the K. & P. railway was well patron- |'® In Abdominal Supports we have whole system when entering New f . Ki x x o jor y YG ing A rr G sles v to A Start Fay, § EFS ER ni, EA [fed very The fen Tele coming] Rul" si Fe mh : except om Pp riptions . A ' A . FG 1" , . . x > Rod 3 at y 6 4 . from Tabutable ph, icians, ay the damage bard, Ramilion ; C. C. Owen, Van- Hat Store. A tickling or dry cough can be quick: Private Office for Stting. they will do is ten (old to the good you |couver ; John F. Lennox, Toronto ; i ly loosened with Dr. Shoop's Cough : Tan poss a red DY ori A. P. McAuley, Toronto ; Capt. R. V. See Our Window Dis- Remedy. No opium, no A PRR ny inno Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no| Webster, Coylon ; G. W. McNaughton, J play of $2 Hats, nothing unsafe or harsh. Sold by all mercury, and is taken internally, acting|Sydenham ; H. McKay and daughter, dealers. (hown's Drug Store sessesetes Soddee directly upon the blood and mucous Ridgeburg. { the system. In buying Hall's . A number who went on the excursion McCat 11 1 Catarrh Cure "he sure you get the > to Ottawa, yesterday, returned last * nuine. It is taken internally and made Campbell Bros'. Ik The Store. might, but the majority remained over DRUGCIST AND. OPTICIAN, . n Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.| if . . : aa . ick: . NT. or nifty straw and felt hats. ---- until to-day, when the tickets expired. ' . : Brock, Cor, King St. "Sold by Draggists. Price TSc. per : Tmporters Of Fine Hala NE eiint Walsat Sundae. Tey |& "Phone, 343, 185 Princess St: : bottle. 's Family Pills for coustigee] Try Bibby'sef0c. summer underwear. ED iictts oe oe it at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store . = p} The winner never has Take Wall's Family Frank Cooke's office, 346 King. : | fountain. & 90006000 find with the r Even a eyelone cellar will not pro- tect a man. from a domestic Setpebh ' tion. y