Daily British Whig (1850), 29 Jun 1909, p. 8

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EIGHT PAGE Strect Store and will Brock Factory close daily 5 p.in. Saturday, 1 pan. John McKay, d gpartme DAGAAAMAALLALAALLALALA TEA SETS On best maker WE MENTION ONE AT §33.25. of beautiful the with gold SPANGENBERG WFLLER. MARRIXGE LICENSES. FVIII PIII VYIOIIIIYY lined. SOL80220400808880008006804048404 & PPI II III PSII I II III ISIS PIV 2oLoeH ¥ bd 4 4ISIve ve Floor Glaze, r the co nd $2.00 GALLON. AL AL W. A. Mitchell's Hardware .. 0K'S | Cotton Koot SOrponY "Mot ly ch womer "ae Mente aus On Tore » Windeon Where Are You Going * to Spend the Holiday 2: Let us help you get ready, to celebrate with a weather. New Suit for hot OUR BIG SALE IS IN FULL SWING Hundreds of pleased customers leaving our store covery day. HOT WEATHER 2-PIEGE SUITS Made of good Solid shades, several patterns to choose from. values up to $13.50. While they Last, Sale Price, $7.45 Regular H0c¢ Balbriggan Underwear at 29c per ular garment, Working pair. Pants, in nice Children's Wash Suits from 59¢ up. Soft Front Shirts from 39c¢, all sizes. Attend the Big Sale for your holiday wants. RONEY & CO, (writter | meeting | ha i n for JAP-| p.m.: home 5 p Fare Ht THE DAILY "BRITISH WHIG, MARRIED IN NEW YORK, Florence Kinrade Clergyman"s Wife. Hamilton, Ont., June 29.--The towing letter, written in New Y igned by T, Li received Miss Becomes SEATTLE'S GAPTURE KINGSTON GIRL MARRIED) | TO AMERICAN HUSBAND fol Ki in oca News yesterday, and s rade, was Brother's Home in the | City--The Lovely Paper office this morning : is Much Loved in| Th? Miss | Belle daughter of T. | rade, principal of Cannon Hamilton, Ont. Wright, B.A, Toronto, took 28th, 1909, m From Her Western Young Bride Ki On J Mi marriage L. Kin street to Clare of Victona Mon- York rston Kinrade, 16th, at Seatlic, Washing- Alice Martha Sears, laughter of Mr. and Earl street, was orge Virgil Friend, Seattle, Ihe marriage read by Rev. H, H. Gowan, $ipiscopal church. Quite of invited guests the | 8€ hool, Mrs. mar- | yniveraty, 1 barris- | : day, | Montrose place : : June New ter, ot vice wa of the large present, The bride wore her of pastel blue serge, of rich altese lace, the present her aunt in England, a large black picture hat, She carribd a bhoudquet of bridal roses ferns, and was attendec her | ister, Maude. Robert acted | as best man, « An wmformal reception held im- |, ders mediately after the ceremony in tl nt home of the bride's broth dward S and the young | ratulations of | de [of June ot ; city. "The private, a ceremony, which was nearest relatives be present, held the Madison Methodist church Rev, Wallace nun ber were only the 2 ing was in travelling with gown trimmings | latter a | performed Dorset, | D.D. plumed | "The Shower | oowned dn white; father, 'Mr. th | Avenue anc M by McMullen, from and bride, who was handsomely was given away In and maiden | | her liar by Mrs. Wright eir honeymoon tood they England and left the city n soon after, 18 wa may spend 1e time and in Ewgopean tice." This Mr. ministry, ivy | a | cording er, | Sears ouple received the their friend The profusic and ent all e Met} say. precludes the marriage Wright local the studying con rooms m wer of wrch the very Joining preachers Methodist to enter he an from discipline the nope to buildin ed by the 1hout number both from wind the opti wa man ' ministry him apartment. the ol heaut) over {cannot marry until has been Rose | dedned, reception 1 yoms | cITy AND VIC CINITY. Beautiful New Stock. Prevost, Brock street, has extra fine assortment of tweed, cheviot and serge for order clothing department, and 3 [splendid assortment of ready-made , | clothing and gents' furnishings. sents iv-| friends ) the | room in the | My Grace pre Were reced the n ided Them A Purse of the j Rev, R 1 plete Gave alifornia, and ople Stillw urpris number took by [nrg | line Bay { his family | Monday Onn idence t ool \ug eninge, by visiting the it Cataraqui, kindly addres face and cha wd by present Juiz to have of truly happy | of the many | 0 Jove ing a and a purse | money. Rates. the uners Ne between vl 30th Jud Excursion her | Tickets at single for | trip will be sold per ste and Caspian ood going and to return Special hon. v wi fare round much indeed wih | King points, June wd HEWITT VS. WILHOFFT E alv Tat. July Season Last Parade 11th Regiment drill of will be Differs | or Waterworks From Of will have the definitely de march-out if a trip to Nia previous arrangement Saturday night and till Monday night Superintendent Queen Profess Hewitt has inf last thi ide d he parade that he | evening a the re-| after thi Wilhofft, of the school | yegiment will go for of mines, on the waterwork plant | Falls. The ind its needs Prof. Wilhofit was en leave here hy the committee to F remain at Nias report the conditson of | and his report was pr two weeks At Monday's | of the committee Superin- | Hewitt to state hi but the committee did not take up the matter, which | n referred to the chairman, the | and Prof. Wilhofit fm My Hewitt will make out a report in writing that his -opiaon the ! different from Prof it wrintendent and season It evening med | terworl ommit tee | ICES very ically with of Prof na n wa to on g1ve a ra On ------ -- Not Prepared 1 To Report. the plant wited aio heat and Ie port last railway The light, had council, power comnult to make to the concerning te ity the street Ald. Graham asked stood, Ald the committee still sideration, and was t ndent wanted no criticisms with evening power question the matter Elliott replied that had under not prepared to to hes iperintendent how and it con wt her report on report, Hay Crop Will Be Short crop here hort I'he meadows owing to frost and cold this particular juncture helpful. In the hay will be 1 It- is likely the price will be this vear, as there is little hay d over from last wy will be Likely A't rain would bw three eady thouts thin, weather Fhe hay To Spend Dominion Day. America for 30 How Steamer Ganatiogue olobr leave band ition; 8 returning Kilties Lm, ie 7 p.m most two ot week de. ri of the 0 p.m. via on time for hary turn Ameri ting and | high | carrie teamer Americ Supper island the in hig At hannels, on board Werdded-A Woll'd Island Girle | In the Church of the Heart, | Wolfe Island, on Tuesday morning, th [marriage took place of Mis hter of Peter Lafleur, land, to Henry J. Turpin, | the Free composing roc | Father Spratt performed them ree | mony. Mr. and Mrs. Turpin left late { honeymoon trip to To ¥ wpe Vincent hours at ( irsion to m; two Sacred return, Aid Hos three little girls, Alma. Aiken and visit to the with nd butter | titution 1 the s themselve Su Little Girls ital Monday v Dalton Wilson Jhospital | dang man paid \ ronto. Catheglral Ma Work In folding in ted on now har At All the edral ind the | work he raised they will not | § 1 he od floor improvement und the St upetitendent | omplé v-tre nj asurey wl self-sa orator actuary wrpet probable he intentio ind make « ind wnctuar) been and it 1 here used ter dral, + hardwe athe 8 lay impo yrtant in and Relusnen From Watertown band returned Watertown, N two days' with the On Saturday ever in Washington took part and outdoor were Salvation Army Monda alter a evening m visit rmy op there ave a concert ve on services, Watertown , people impressed the Kingston tion Army which ranked | Watertown's musical ganiza jtion (ng hall, | three |The Sunday in indoor greatly with Salva band, with best or Purchase Coal Itself. the Wolfe Island council its own supply of teamer. It intends and importing it government dredge, has been doing of the few weeks, along the shor wharf formerly Hogan, oi To It is likely will purthase For the f | tering a ves | Oswego. The Richard, which around. the wharves motive works for the will dgepe nthe nver leading to the coal { d by the late Thomas Jsland - Changed Their Minds. local the Hite buildings fo = ot onl har from SIT loch Wool light Reg Hoinespun, work past owne ' Have « hieen University orey shades, at 89c a am was designed trustee duty of gramr the und Two ecided to opt the po non street campus ommende John Nol landscal architect of « have [choot Weeks y ac ns on an, thi wnbridoe Mass. been consider 1 matter 127 Princess Street, THE STORE THAT SETS THE PACE. > J ork, | Florence lathletic contests were very | was | | events + wha TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1909, INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters On Their Rounds. Go to Frank Cooke if you want | porch curtains or the material. William Swaine. piano tuner. Orders | "Phone 778. THE SPORT REVIEW Y. M. C. A. CONTESTS ARE NEAR A CLOSE | received at MecAuley's. Beod, Iron and Wine, "Our Own" | make. Pint bottles, O0c.;, at Wade's! drug store. | H. Cunningham, piano tuner from | | Chickering's. leave orders at Me uley's Book Store. A great many picnics have ranged for the next week or weather is ideal for an outing. Preventics--those Candy tCoud Care Tablets--will suf ly and quickly check | all colds and the Grip. Try them once and see ! 48-25e. Sold by all dealers. the Victoria Baseball Club officers wish to state that they had iothing i to da with the moonlight excursion to | Gananoque last evening. *Thermos bottles" keep Yiquids cold for seventy-two hours. Ask to see them at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. Do not miss {and Victorias | The Leaders Are Bear- and Barry--The Remain- | ing Two Contests Take Place | Friday Evening. Summers, ance at the YM.C.A full of features. the | pre- 100 Se Last night's events been ar- The | Nelson MeCartney 86). scene for the first sent contest, and vards in the good appeared on time the trotiec: off the time of 10 3-5 mn conds, Cah «Bilh' "Parance put of 3H was second won the shot feet 8 inches; and put | Leo McCartaey with a Barry third. The very test is con Ie aders The and any! run off Those | take of the five wid be on Friday have been in the contest. will ple standing as closes might that count back events not will not having notice, seeing the Y.I.C.B.A. play at Lake Ontario Park, July 1st. Games, musie, dancing, ete. Tickets 15¢. Everybody come. The Bufialo Bill Wild West show will points. | cross -over to Detroit, on Thursday, Barry with 583 | ¢ up to Chicago, where it will Fleming is still in | exhibit for the next two weeks. 448 points. | *"'Should kept in every home," remaining nts in the Wild Strawberry Compound. Sold in test are the mile run and mile Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross drug Fhe result this contest | store for 25c. watched with great interest, I'he Salvation Army band, will be the ton, Ont., attracted splenty of and the record pion in Watertown, N.Y., drawing ition records, large crowds concert given club is Ping of women, head pains, or any day, pain stopped in twenty minutes attempted with Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets in # See full formula on 25c. box. Sold all dealers. Some the they last ase known the lead with 603 hoels 597 Summers, hoses," is in and riecht at Bearancg with Edward as the his "pole points, | | comes | Then going ports comes Leo Gordon five with be the seleet Ve con walk being as the | Association will of 18 of Kings winner attén Champ" stand as assoct at e I'he numbers every tunts that are Buffalo Bill's ont in the the lake very swimming increasing some of would put shade, Get in and sure show mornin by | with their because men fight telephone way can shut them ofi | the word,' the Portsme phifesopher lee "Toronto. n wiv that and have mth > 5 over m rting Notes winnme avs ercam bricks," Neilson's from Sold Kingston Gibson's Red Cross drug The sidesvetbe--grin terday, treet, streets in only at store ed work walk on or commend piece of between Queen The walk condition ye barrie on a new juad nr madi and Prin hips has been ife. London World Fhe that Le uperior as a His Shrubb' champion Sporting | Foronto has been in a for a time Kingston' can cream bricks sold only store Peter observed oraceful long Only Idi proved at in twenty ela followers + Eng store In supply with Nalson's from Toronto are | at Gibson's Red Cress drug To-day is festival of and Paul, will be the Roman Catholic church in Ontario next In Quebec it is obli a departmental holiday liquids bottle Red ) | one ond a doubt con L you ice n has no runner rm was a res the which Dis wrted a In mile Sunday tory and carly stages to | © the such a pas 1 he attemptod "For seventy-two hours" re main in a Thermos Ask them at Gibson's Cross drug store Lawn social Howe Island, nine - | ton, Wednesday HANDIC AP. | 1909 Good avharf -- | Steamer Stranger | For Bicyele Road on Holiday. already stamina : i ce CoO five mul World to follow foiled him in both eff to see tin condition O'Brien' Kings 30th boat and dance mile evening tor eaves at from June TWELVE MII E motor foot Clarence Six Emtries Race have 1\ Ive street, St at 7.15 p.m Mary's separate school put | twenty-five at the entrance examination, and Principal Rielly pects to carry one them | Last year twenty-four of twenty-five suceessful from that school. "Hundreds of Neilson's bricks" sold in Kingston every Sold only at Gibson's Red Cross drug | ktore, At John | the rec | | up Six ent been: receiy candidates ed for the departure to be mile ox ad on twe handicap new which is thursday morn 10.30 o'clock, run under the bicycle ro every of ted will be + will race mdu were ice be cream week. NY holds Thousand Blakiston Island Park, Philadelphia, ord so far for black bass \ | day ago, in company with Dr | Palmer, Mr, Blakiston landed { that measured eighteen inches twp hrick of ice cream," sufficient for persons, for 25e. ilson's from Toronto. Sold in Kingston only at Gibgon's Red Cross drug I'he twenty-sixth annual of the American Institute of Electrical | Engineers opencd at the Hotel Fron tenac, Round Island, N.Y., on Mon day There are three hundred distinguished. professors of technology in "Why did not some store in ston think of it before," said a in Gibson's Red Cross drug store Saturday. She = buys ice | brick¢" every day. At Kingston nes of fine | some homes {English tary obso veteran or so a bas five store, convention some und attendance engineers King: | lady | on | cream there broad ave old trees and many hand Here there is a al ol and a first-cla mili Up at the old fort, with tvpe of guns, there hand 'to show the visitor This is from a writeup of and | land FOR GROCERS PICNIC. Programme of Event. Decided Up on Last Night. the Retail last night, programme are typi lmen te is fol | md, sil for Whee AYE madian are prize ithout | the Thou entrant | medal; sec bre cup. | maze medal attractions, Very esented Mm with 1 Fre mile house Park, via ill I'he as follows ym re Bath com five turn rio Ro nd penitentiary | wed Angie Ww Moore, ¥ Girocer in the | v meeting ol c 1 ation, held art as follows A. the Milne, Charl 2 hiro} y ¥ u A. Birch air grounds, on poi, and forward to stor mittee Hen M of events held at the 14th, de a big time being The grocers will this picnic, to be art rtin, July was WATE RWORKS' COMMITTEE Ls cided is | looked on afternoon, W. Hafi night's Jock up thew and for a time. | ner occupied the last meeting Wogramme as mapped out will | The include basoball and lacrosse, fivemile | Marathon, for delive horses, three-minute class, farmer trotting and running race, gro running foot girls bi quarter, half mile run sack rag H Holder As Shed Overseer ater Engage Concrete | go in rood chair at works" com alternoot alton we heing fe ¢o (char man), | gston and oak Ihe sottiome tl to the Donnelly \ mit Ley meting w in race, race, race, and and a bun eat water works coors' chairman, vele race, city solicito Tenders for the ning race, ng contest The the re Bre el ville ill be games, of | bot ween | and should | atiractior Ihe commit is working hard ir , and upport match w league Kin lacrosse one cular and will gston, the prove a big te n make hould the public. charge to the take place at altirnoon ® wil given | to have the work d H. Holder was engaged at four dol ars a « uperintend the ot ' rootless shed works' chairmar to they from the recaive It admission crounds, All the fair a sueer liberal has decided 4 to of ten the events merete heen the ASK cents will the walter foe nt to be £ 4 will bx rounds, in Canadian Cherries Here. are' va s Brought and we canmang to ( arriving the Are booking orders for rieties.- Give vour and get satislaction. avoid harsh purgative make you sick and then | 1 constipated. Carter's Little Pills r the bowels and vou well one pill. potatoes, péunds : at Cari now order Arnovs Always sills They first ate Dose, six ohe: make New WH for 2 that | em potatoes per i I supply you with felelefetulelnteteseleled Your Chance To avoid a lot of Dress- making worry and step right into a cool, well- fitting O00 HAO Summer Dress That is at once stylish and reasonable in price. To-Morrow 'We will have ready 20 Princess Dresses Made from Mull and All Over KEmbroi- dery. Colors are all White, Pink, Light Blue, Helio and Champagne. Prices vary from $5.95, 7.75, 9.75 Prices vary from £12.50, 17.95, 18.50. Prices vary from $21.75, 25.00. Come and see them in any case, whether prepared to buy or not. Because if not ready you may pick one and have it placed aside. 'White Dress. Materials We have ready a splen- i A, did showing of Fine White Cotton Goods for Summer Dresses White Mull, fine White Persian 25¢, 33c¢, 3c. White India Linens, 15¢, 3oc, 10c. White Swiss Organdies, 20e, White Swiss Spot Muslins, 35e, 3Y%¢, 45c. White Striped dainty. White P. cords. White Satin Drill, White Duck, 'the right weights for this summer's wear. White 'Indian Head Suitings. This make has linen finish afd is much more easily laundried than the usual makes. White Victoria 20c, 25¢ up. 25¢ yard. 20c, and sheer, Lawns, © 15c, 18¢, 20c, 25¢, 3 20c, 2 oe. oc, Muslins, sheer and K. in of eb & great variety Finished 20c, 25¢, Lawn, 10e, 12ie, 1bc, ry t ¥ ORR OROOOOROI CH ROR: : © OOVGOGOGFOOHBOOCOFOTOU SOLO G IFO FIOCHIOON Cool Sheces For Hot Weather. Old Ladies' Prunella Slippers, 60c, and 1.25 $1.00 Ladies' Girls' and Children's White Shoes, $1.00, 75c. "Boys' Canvas Boots at 60¢, 65c and 75e¢. Barefoot Sandals, Bathing Shoes, Tennis Shoes, &c. Good White Blanco. Polish for 10c., Liquid or =| THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE PPOTCICTONINCNSIT ITO" FTIGIOITITOOCOOIN TIN !

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