THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. SATURDAY, JULY Mid-Summer Carpet, Cur- tain and Furniture Sale Big, sort, er than ever: Stock ard prices lower. better as- Wilton, and Carpets, Rugs, Axminster, Brussels, Tapestry A great' choice 15 per cent. reduction, made and laid CURTAINS=Our full stock, reduced 20 per cent. from our regular price. re- $1 H0 Small Tables, 45¢c., $1.75, Fancy duced large up. to 7 $1208 $2 variety and the low prices fhone 90. Yours, 9. F. Harrison Co.! | land Genuine Clearing Sale. After an unusually suc- cessful Spring's Busi- ness, for which we thank the citizens of Kingston, and wishing to begin the Fall Trade with an entirely new stock, we offer the re- mainder of our Carpets, Rugs, &ec., at pric lower than they can be replaced for. R. McFAUL, Kingston Carpet Warehouse. " . WORMS fine was tres sting I'he next 'ascarets are certainly gave tries one when the doctor him for cancer of the morning he passed four piece of worm. He then got a box and in three davs he passed a TAPE-WORM 45 FEEL LONG. It was Mr. Matt Freck, of Mill ershurg, Dauphin Co., Pa. | am quite a worker for Cascarets. 1 them my self and find them beneficial f most anv disease caused by impure blood.' Chas E. Condon, Lewiston, Pa Mifllen Co.) Pleasant, Good. Weaken Never tablet cure or OUR ROO OF TOBACCO at stomach use Taste Sicken, 50 genuine to Palatable, Good, Never or Gripe, 10c., 25c sold in Bulk. The stamped CCC. Guaranteed your money back Potent, do 021 Chewing 8 a good Smoking and sents a pound, pay eighty-five cents. {Ontario street. tobacco. Why moom| Sutuduy, STOP IT 1} Don't be a slave to. cirqum- stances. Don't along year 'live. Get out of the rut keeps most men poor. IF YOU ARE PAYING RENT Right about, ber this, that be satisfied to drift in the same old way after year and just that face ! Remem- the rich man can afford to pay rent, but the man who is poor or in modern circumstances can-, not The first move in the right direction is ugually the pur chase of a lot. Get that paid for and it will be easy to finance the Huilding of a home upon it, which you can for in monthly install- in lieu rent. And every dollar put into that home will a dollar saved ! Now in regard to the lot We have them in all locali- ties and at reasonable prices. McCann Brock Cor. King St. Estate Insurance Loansy settle ments of you be Real and It is announced that Zbysco, the ly picnic and one of the jolliest { Galician {appear {America | tioned as the opponent to be Wh ht {of her friends on the out | Chicago tweighed forty pounds more j all | the of | terrific 1 a tape i Louisville tor his base ol | wide torty-five | | third, Andrew Maclean, |} | I Sunday i 'I the | STER BRAND ||... 2. mid hore the fourth, Sst THE SPURT REVIEW. . STOCKDALE RETIRES. kes Position in Leamington High "School. LACROSSE TEAM LAGGARD| Kingston is shortly to lose another AT PRACTICE. Play Prescott Here on the 26th-- This Afternoon's Baseball Matcl. Between Victorias and Locos. The Kingston fairly good practice field on Friday although only a few players out in uniform The players should all turn out every practice night and do hard work. The local team has a good chance to win the leagué if the play- take enough interest in the game to get out and play as they have played before. Prescott is the oni) tacle that now stands in front of pennant, and' the Kingston team the easterners on Monday, July 26th, here. That will make just an even four weeks since the last game, and that is quite a long time for the players to wait, they are liable to get a little stale. team had a the cricket lacrosse at evening, Were some ers obs plays as Which Will Be It? that the C.1 the field, likely the silverware. The teams a tie for first and tle will be a keen one large will gather to weather is favorable, Off On A Cruise. of the local afternoon on river the Sporting Notes. Sherring is backing feat Longboat. In the Philadelphia. Athle- tics pitching find of the sea son Neal The toria game at will wins cricket land two team = Yi this af ternoon, and now are the bat- crowd | if the place A the 2 soe game A leave this Clayton and other Sunday among vachte will cruise to spend- number a points, ing islands, Svanberg to de- Krause, have the Cleve at Jall rans delighted the his brilliant work has with short John stop. D arrange a cilic coast. Longboat Sherring a Hin defeating Marsh is endeavoring Marathon Derby at the Pa- he will he states that match should Svanberg behind give the scheme imation of the ball rues of Detroit, this than American League Jan Johnson is the amalg: Americ Cobb, for and leag I'y more men bined The bout an has any stolen bases the year in com britt twenty round | has been postponed until Articles sig provide for ide bet Summer ned a FH00 secured to Flatt for firs men wrestler, has been Chicago, and will Zbysco was mn soon H a ken n He feet the was arranged old, five weighs for Gotch before schmidt match twenty-six vears inches tall, pounds Langford nine Dna and about 252 ont the in a IN Klondyke than Lang a knockout at He put the count to knock Klondvke, Pittsburg failed negro, round bout at who tried to land stages of the proceedings. Chicago fighter down for times and administered a beating. But Klondyke's head hard that he refused to go to ford, nine six Was so sleep Report the Wild stir the son circulation circuit the on that re in American Leagu WHY Donovan pitcher, will be of little ligers the balance of the sea Since start Donovan's salary him considerable trou terrific strain of the 1907-8 having told on right arm has pitched BE of the famous. Twice he the box now use for the wing has given ble, the campaigns Bill's" games In this od he Donovan has that made him been batted out Baseball players and experts technicalities of the national that a decision by Umpire Owens, at Toledo, which the winning run, unique at bat for Louisville, with on bases, and McCurdy, l'oledo, after a conference Land, decided to Ihree wide ones were before the fourth season form has none of on the Clar gave agree ance is Peitz two was with wtcher give Peitz Peit and was 'out received an exceptionally promptly called it Sullivan, on line' and throw balk and to come Owen \ signalled i with what Louisville's Avinning run. $1.65 Watertown & Return $1.65 2 p.m., Sun- or « returning 9 5 a.m. a.m. or Monc P. Walsh's at the of streets, about eight morning The axle was and the rig collapsed. The attempted to run away but checl 30 or day, 7 p.m; carts came ) Princess ai} o'clock broken corner rot horse held was m ""Mauretania" is the all-the- year-round collar. Men who wear it in summer for its style and comfort, wear it all winter for the same reasons. 2 FOR 280. Most every dealer sells Tooke Collars, 1 TOOKE BROS. LIMITED, MONTREAL. to | July | Detroits' | to | "Wild | the three | game | pitcher | thrown | proved to | ? | of the younger men of Ste rprise and | ambition in the person of T. N. Stock- {dale, who for the past = years has been in charge of the Frontenac Busi- Mr. Stockdale has been another field of scholas- tic work by the strong inducements now offered by so many of our high and collegiates to men able to and conduct a commercial He has accepted an ap- . de- high ness College. attracted to st hools lorganize department {pointment as principal of such a partment in the Leamington school in Western Ontario. He has disposed of his interest in | the Frontenac Business College to W. F. Shaw, the well-kiiown Business Col- lege man of Toronto. Henceforth the school will be conducted branch of the Central Business of Toronto, and it management will inaugurate some im- portant changes which will - prove most advantageous' to the patrons of this important local institution. We regret to lose Mr. Stockdale as a citizen, but wish him success and hap- in his new home. a tiller. piness pennant | | | | | | | succeed | National | A Hardware street MITCHELL, Store, WILLIAM Of the Mitche!! two! AT KINGSTON MILLS. | A Jolly Picnic Was Held There on | Wednesday. Mills ideal place for held [there this summer was that given on | Wednesday afternoon when Miss | Flossie knapp entertained number her Kingston is an a occasion of The made and trip in the fine the trip the weather arrival at the time for {hirthday | Mills was i igrah, Eva, enjoyable as [fect. An early ample | vrounds and the party enjoyed {selves to the limit The girls {vided an excellent spread, bask brimful of many everybody was gasoline was most was per picnic amuse- them gave ment, hoxes being things leven to a lens, who and happy. stray-a-way chick manage to steal the made offi with a couple © salmon sandwiches ut then, begrudged the things a and besides the supper that they simply could There was enough and to however, and the little fish got | theirs, and without any solicita | tion wo o'clock, just when the Hon, i pe having the biggest | ienic of Their career, the party left for home, tired but happy, voting the outing one of the best they had ever the pleasure of attending and couple into {ving | fine { Jone no poor was Eo not to eat, tempting help it spare, 'oo! | had | B. A. Hotel Arrivals. tL E.R. Hileox, J. G. Reid,, [ McMaster, Montreal; E. W. Sith, fala: J. McDougall, Woodstock; C. | Markoff, Providence, R.1; T | Winshipf, New York; Harry C. land wile, Youngstown, Ohio; E tham, A. W. Thurston and wife, | McRae and nurse, J. L. Daishach, ronto; R. M. Pettit, E. B. Wyxoff, |J. Smith, A. L. Mundy, New { Nl: 8S W. Day, Ogdenshnryg; H. Churchill, Perth; T, I.. Arm strong, J. C. Haight, waterloo; CC. W Wood Philadelphia; J. O Roblin, Bulialo: D. Legendre, Peterhoro. William nf A. J. Burt burn Mrs To R Bruns wick, |W. Vacation Trips. The ognized is the Grand Trunk Railway Systen, as the tourist route of Am only line reaching all the hlands of Ontario" wesorts, Cir- {cular tours via Penetang and the 30, | too islands of Georgian Bay, returning the charming Muskoka Lakes. A the lake of Bays, including new ""Wa-Wa hotel," the. Magnota- | River, the crooked, but : the French River, and incom- It "Temagami Lake," Lake Sim- leoe, Severn River, etc., are all worth | visit, | re f erica, {Hi { jvia tap | the | wan river, arable to a | Efficiency Pay Shooting. the last Regiment for their efficiency <hpotind by the ro very good, consider- the men have had no range for vears. Practice shoot- butts will take nd 1 the chanex had to afternoon was of the 14th at the butts The general has been This | members | shoot pay giment ing that for practice ng the Wednesday + from now ti at place every A Saturday afiernoons 1 end Gi September. Kingston Chinese Enraged. bearing the of New was displayed theatre, to the drama * During the was destroyed this progress title A "How large the poster Chinamen Treat White Girls," front of the Bilou to call attention Chinatown the poster vest in hour poster the play was place 18 mn mn morning to-day Foot. lad, Dieu, Stake Ran In Boy's Vincent Lloyd, ixought to the evening, suffering in his foot. He the cotton mill in bare feet when stepped cn a sharp stake, which went into his foot distance, The wound was dressed by Dr. Hanley. ! Frank Cooke can supply you with lany kind of tent. a young was Hotel from some is understood the new | Rao & | who surives him. | McDougall, | acquaintances tity, { fuge he proved himsell a splendid man | LATE J. MAGOOUGALL ary REFUGE SUPERINTEN- | DENT IS DEAD | iseceased Was For Many Years With W. R. McRae & Co.--He Made a Capable Head of the City Refuge. On Friday afternoon, John McDou- gull, superintendent of the city refuge, passed pescefully away at his home. The dreeased was taken ill abou seven weeks ago, and was removed to | the general hospital, where for four weeks everything possible was done to stom the disease but without avail, add when it was seen he was sinking he was removed again to his home, where he lived for two weeks, death coming peacefully on Fridey. The late Mr. McDougall was well- known in the city, having lived here for many years. He was born in Tobermory, Argyllshire, Scotland, fifty-seven years ago, coming to this country when a young man. For a number of years he was connected with the grocery store of W. R. Me- Co., leaving there four years | ago to take the position he held till { his death. Six years ago he was mar- ried to Miss Helen Maclnnes, Ottawa One sister, Miss Scotland, also survivee. The death of Mr. McDougall came as a great blow {0 his many friends and in the cily and vicin- During his stay at the city re- for the pocition, and did much for the betterment of the institution. His death has left a gap that will be ex- evedlingly hard to fill by the manage ment. The late Mr. McDougall, was a Pr byterian in religion, attending Andrew's church. The funeral was held this morning to hh Grand Trunk station, whence (he remains were sent Finch, where thoy will laid beside kindred dust. The sym- pathy of friends is extended to Mrs. McDougall, and to Miss MeDougall, far away © over the seas, in their be reavement. to be Had A Fine Outing. The visiting pressmen had down the river, on Friday, the taunch steamer (Caspian as guests of a 'trip on Princess fo and from the | pro- | fi bite | beautiful York | ac} m supper A new and Friday | a severe wound | was playing "near | he i 1 | | . | that means more exclusives i | the Lake Ontario and Bay of Quinte Navigation company. They wore de | lighted over the beauties of the Thou- Island region, a number of them | secing it for the first time. The {pian made fast time and everything { conspired to make the outing most { enjoyable, Dinner of a very tempting character was provided and apprecia- ted as the breezes gave zest to appe- | tite. The on the way, found time to discuss business and to fra- I ternize together. They passed reso- | lutions expressing thanks to the boat's the outing and also to and Givens for over while in King- | sand Caw pressmoen, management for Mi SSI'S. Pense whoelming kinduesses svon. Kingston's , Milk Good. The last official | government. food | supplied in Kingston gave percentage of .100, the highest in ho province. The dairies hercabout supply milk, and the strict re ulations of the hoard of health have deal to do with this. test made hy the inspector of milk the milk a | 14 | good | had a great Going To Gananoque. Wodnesday Night arrangements to hold dance at The Snowshoe Club have made seventh annual summer | Turner's Hall, Gananoque, on Tuesday { nig rhi next A large number of invi | tations have been issued, and a fine timer is being looked forward to. New Derbles. at Campbell Bros. | then $2, $2.50, Violet toilet Gibson's a beanti- Sold for 10e «rug "¥inolia is ful English a cake at store. Soap" soap. Red Cross SUNDAY SERVICES The Best | Waist Special We are selling the best Waist in the city at the price. Made of Fine White Swiss Muslin, embroidered front, tucked long sleeve, 96 should sell at $1.50. Our price only... conning C 3 More Skirts and Coats received in White, Blue, Tan, both Plain and Trimmed, all to go at Sue $4.95 Suit PrICE.....covsreinis srireneisenishaassesnsittesssspnersiaravas isd New Dutch Collars New Frillings New Stock of Children's Dresses New Stock of Children's Rompers : | / ° CORRIGAN'S. AAAAAAAAA AA AAA AA A AAA TRV YYYTYTYTVYYY YY YY YY French Travelling Clocks +In neat Linen and Leather § with finely finished | wopcerted movements. Just what is required for a Noli- 4 day out of town. are moderate. SUNDAY SCHOOLS CHANGE HOUR Ever Saw Some of the Themes to Be Consid- ered in the City Pulpits--Ser-] Is the verdict passed about our | vices to Be Short and Bright.) display of Summer Shirts. A new Paul's--Morning service, 11 a.m. | lot just arrived this week. See the 7 p.m., preacher at display in our windows, at $1.00, D. MeAndrow, 481.25 and $1.50. Collars Have you seen our New Summer Collar Xerwood ? To see this Collar is to buy. The very latest American style, for hot weather, 2 for 25c. P. J. HUNT. The Collar Store 0%.The City. St. evening Sct both. services, Pittsburg. St. Andrew's--Rev. Dr. Torrance. 11 am. and 7 pm. Geoffrey O'Hara, of New York, will sing at the morning service, Bethel Congregational church, Barrie and Johnson streets--Rev. Teennant will occupy the pulpit both services. Strangers cordially vited. Seats free. Cooke's Presbyterian church, Brock street--Pastor, Rev. W. 8. MacTavish, Ph.D. Rev. J. ( Tisholm, B.A., will conduct both services Sunday. Strangers always welcome) Chalmers, Presbyterian, corner Bar- rie and Earl streets--Morning service, 11 o'clock: evening service, 7 o'clock; Rev. R. J. Craig, M.A. Strangers cor- dially invited to all the services. St. George's « cathedral--Sixth Sun day after Trinity. Holy communion, 8 a.m.; matins and choral celebwation, 11 o'clock, preacher Canon Starr; bap- tisms, 4 p.m.; evensong, o'clock, preacher Dean Bidwell. Brock Street Methodist T. E. Burke, B.D., pastor. 11 am. and 7 pm. Rev. J. A. Wad dell will preach at both services, 10 a.m., Sunday school and class mect ing; Wednesday, 8 p.m., prayer meet- ing. Strangers made welcome. Princess Street Methodist H. Sproule, B.A., pastor. Services, | tert Cases Services, : corner E. at in- The prices SMITH BROS., Issuers of Marriage Licenses. 3850 King St. AAAAAAAAAAAAAA ALAA A on A AA SDDS SSMAAMDSAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANAN VY VY VV TY TV TTT VT TTY VY TY YY YY YY 4 4 4 A 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 lel ele ik SATURDAY: NIGHT SPECIALS 75 Colors, i church--Rev. Services at * Frederic 1 'pair Silk Gloves. White, Champagne, Brown and Green. Sizes 6 and 6}. Prices were 2bc. and 2bc. per pair. Saturday Night, Only 15¢ Per Pair. 100 Pairs good quality, full fashioned Black Stockings, Embroidered Ankles, pretty patterns. Regular 25c, and 30c. Saturday Night 15¢ Per Pair ILadijes' Cotton Drawers, mad¢ from good quality Eng- lish Bleached Cotton. All sizes. Open or closed style. Worth 35¢c. pair. Saturday Night, 19¢ a-Pair. dav, First Baptist church--Rev. Douglas Laing, pastor, at both 11 a.m., "Why Should I Become a Chris tian While Young ?" p.m., "The Gospel of The Unknown God." Bible at 12.15 noon. A cordial in to strangers to all the ser services | : | -- BY W. F. Gourdier, Brock St. - x school, vitation vices First Congregational church, corner of Wellington and Johnson streets Pastor, Rev. J. Charles Villiers. Di- worship, in the morning at 11, the evening at 7. Sunday school 10.15 a.m. Strangers are invited to services, Seats free. A wel § » Furrier, vine in at all come to all, First Church Christ, Scientist-- Sunday morning, 11 o'clock, subject, "Life." Wednesday evening, testi monial meeting, 8 o'clock. Free pub lic reading room, fternoon ex- cept Sunday, 2 Monday ¢ are Pure Granular of a every to 5 o'clock; See Bibby's swell shirts. Straw Hats Reduced "THE ne STORE." For some rea- | *0n we ve had the biggest trade in straw hats we [{ever had, and [Jnow we 'find we're pretty well sold out. Our styles are different to anything else around town: | | | | Balance of the stock is clear- ing at a big rediiction. Hee are the prices: 50¢ Siraws $1.00 1.50 2.00 250 S00 . 4.00 : ; 6 00 si 7.50 10.00 for 3De. " " Pa namas Children's Straws reduced. ERE : Princess St. -- a ------ ----, | | o'clock. | the services and the reading room. corner | Sykes, | pastor's helper. | Preacher." | Evening, [Away My worth | theme, | - {7 pam. | hour; | nesday. | Hill | Express | 15c. and Thursday 8 to 930 All are welcomed to evenings, cordially Phosphate Of Soda This article should not be purchased in bulk or car- tons to be in good condition. We have a pure preparation in one pound air tight tins. 20c. Per Lb. Ladies, Make A Visit To our Whitewear Depart- ment, on MONDAY. We have a number of White Petti- coats, Night Gowns and Cor- set Covers that have been crumpled and slightly soiled in handling. They will be church Alfred Craig, mect- 12.15 public Sydgnham Street Methodist William street--Charles B.D., pastor; William 10 a.m., class 11 a.m., communion Service; the Bible school; pan. theme, "Jesus Christ, the Music : Morning. solo, Face," Harold Angrove. anthem, '"lhy Have Taken Lord" "His Matchless Miss Gertrude Laidley. FEp- League, Monday, 8 p.m.; mid- service for praise, prayer and Wednesday, 8 p.m. Methodist church--Rev. 8. Sellery, M.A., B.D., pastor, will at: both services; 11 am, "Christ's Standard Of Living "Religion In All Thing: Good - musie--- Sunday school at 12:15 o'clock; ™ please note the change in mid-week vice, 8 p.m, Wed- Everybody welcome. Morning anthem, "There Is Far Away; evening anthem, "The Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away; solo, Lord Correct. Me," Mi«s O'Hara. ings; noon, i beta ht SL eit SE EE service, "Face to I : | a.m. and p.m. Rev. Dr. Ryckman i sold at a greatly reduced will preach at both servis. Sunday = Price. school, 2:45; Epworth League, Mon Newman S p.m.; pra meeting, Wednes , 1:4d pat m. Everybody welcome. » THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE I » solo, Love," week conference, Queen, Street McLeod's Drug Store ssssssssr sass sdinasann preach BVT LTVLTLLRLVTTLLTLRTLTTRVES frasssssesssasan ser A Green WHY NOT Have your electric repairs done by a Practical Man ? AH W. A. Spriggs Practical Electrician. t 235 Bagot, one door from Brock, 'Phone, 68 wiring . and "0 OFFICE GLASSES Business and Professional men greatly appreciate our new "Cres- | cent" Office Glasses. Promises Were False. Four Kingston laborers were encag- led by a railway construction boss | here to go to Georgetown, w hére they cuaranteed $1.50 a day and $3.50 a week. When they | reached = their destination they were informed that they would be paid {only £1.25 a day and charged $5.50 a week for 'board. The Kingston quartette justi packed their valises, {fold some persons to go to the dark {place, and left for Paris and Brant- ford, where they secured work. Resigned Position. J Harcourt, ston, has resigned commercial agent work guaranteed. | were hoard for blur the but so shaped to distant vision reading or writing They do not tire or eyes, One glass, give the natural and also the focus. HIGHEST GRADES GASOLINE. COAL OIL, LUBRICATING OILE, FLOOR OIL, GREASE, ETC, PROMPT DELIVERY, W. F. KELLY Toye"s Building, Clarence and Ontario Streets, | : : hii We mount these glass or spectacle in either mounts, eyve- Vv well-known in King- his position for the Canadian company at Port Hope. G. 1H. Waterhouse, Kingston, route agent, is at present in charge. as Perfect satisfaction and prices moderate. Dr. A.P. Chown DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN. "Phone, 343, 185 Princess St. guaranteed See Bibby's 50c. bathing suits. The first raspberries of the season made their appearance on the mar- ket this morning and were selling at a box. Go to Frank Cooke if you want porch curtains or the material. See Bibby's neckwear, 2 for 25c. = HY YY TY YY VW AA TY VY YY YY YY YY YY YY YY eT BRBVBTBVOATRBRBVLTGTBTOLNTS t Have Your Furs Made Over and Repaired Now