THE DAILY SRITHER WHIG. THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1909. = BARD TO GET HORSES TANK FULL. L OF HOLESA VERY LOW TENDER Stocking Special. Keep Good DIGESTION SUITABLE FOR THE FIRE! NO WONDER THE CREANK. FOR WORK IN IN THE CITY and an Active Liver with DEPARTMENT. LEAKED. | BUILDINGS. { Committee Decides. to But 1, 000 | Condition of the Concrete Work is T. W. Milo Gets the Contract For Ladies' 35¢ Lisle Stockings, 25c. Feet of Paragon Hose--Ap- | Amazing--The Inspection Was $187--Rope to Be Attached tc I pointments to the Fire Bri-| Faulty--What Consulting IEn- City Dome Bell For Fir Ladies' 90c Lisle Stoc kings, 35c. gade. : gineer Merrill Says. Alarms. Ladies' Cotton Stockings, Balbriggan feet, 25¢ lide: for 18c¢. At a special meeting of the fire Edward B. Mércill, consulting engi- | The City Property Committee had a ies' Cot S ci |. nN r ¥ . committee yesterday afternoon Alder- necr, of Toronto, one of the vontract-' meeting yesterday afternoon to award Ladies' ( otton Stocking ) 1 atural wool feet, 25¢ lire, for 18c. men Rigney (chairman), Meekle,. An- ors who has undertaken to put - the the contract for painting, kalsoming Ladies' Cotton Stockings, double feet, worth 20c. * Special at grove and Chown were present, concrete work of Kingston's newly- and carpenter work to be done in the Ald. Nickle reported that Ald. Rig-, built and leaky gas tank in proper ity buildings. Alderman Angrove . 15¢ or 2 pair for asc. ney, Uity Veterinary Nicholls and !condison, showed a Whig representa- (chairmanj, Alds. Toye and Nickle lwmself had gone through the ww hol: | tive through the huge concrete in-'were present. Boys' Ribbed Stockings, large size. Special at 10c Pair. thstrict "looking for! three horses for! terior yesterday afternoon. The work: Three tenders were received : T. Me. Jirls' Cotton Stockings, double sole, in Black and Tans. Prices at the department and found a great of cutting out the necessary Leoner Mahon & Co., 8335; -C. W. Kellar, dearth of the kind of animals that from floor and walls is well -- 8200; T. W. Milo, $187. The contraet 10c, 12c, 15¢ Pair. were wanted. They had an offer of (way, and before the end of (the mont was naturally awarded to the latter . : - 5 a bay mare and a team of four-year-!the apnlication of a new inside lin- tenderer, though . the figure was con- Men's Sox, Black and Tan, double sole, 2 Pairs for 25¢. lod colts for $600. Another ofier was ing will be begun, sidered low in comparison with that : Fb a tgam of heavy horses, six and eight Me. Merrill, when asked as to the of the highest tenderer. The commit tes Children's Sox, all sizes. Prices 10c to 25¢ Pair. | yours old, for 450; Alds. 'Rigney cause of the leakage, drew attention hadn't expected to'get the work done fend Nickle were authorized to make to the condition of the walls which for less than $300. but because some : es . . T= ' % | the purchase in the best interests of have been partly stripped. At short one comes along and offers to do it ' : » ithe department. > intervals throughout are holes in the for over one-third less than estimat- : » | Chied Armstrong presented a report concrete structure, showing bad work ed is no reason why the committe . . - a... a -- Lo fire department occurrénces during 'and poor inspection. There = are should feel chagrined. |. July. glired Tugwood, twenty-one scores of places where holes exist | The question of connecting the cits | vears of age, had been appointed to and where the walls should have been dome bell with electrical apparatus " {a vacancy on the brigade. During absolutely tight. No wonder -there or a rope for fire alarms was consid y THE SPOR; REVIEW. $1 50 BOOKS 3 i / ol Long af x ; i P) Our stock of Lockets present the fire brigade is for presentation was ) the 'absence of Assistant Chief Elmer was leakage. ered. : { [for two months R. Snider has been | Mr. Merrill said it was doubtful if handic apped to a certain extent, as Baseball Hatches at Locomotive; FOR 50 : | added to the brigade to bring it up the concrete specifications would have: the alarm from the city clock bell is ; Works' Pianic. | Cc i to strength. £ given a water tight tank, but there of material aid to those away from' On Saturday next two of the best never more complete. v : : " * lelow is fe the $ © M. Dolan was given the contract was no chance whatever of proving the stations. Chairman Angrove | baseball games of the season will be als I a SLi, ow re is of Round and oval de- signs, in both bright tof supplying belts for the firemen and this when the construction work was couldn't see why the Property Com- [pulled off at the Locomotive Works published in Canada to sell at $1.50. and colored gold. James Laturney for hose keys. I'he faulty. He couldn't understand how mittee should be called upon to pro- | 'mployeés' pienic, at Lake Ontario mporting rom U. S. enables us to ' "chief was authorized to purchase six- an_inspector could have passé such vide the connection. The Fire Com- | Park. The first game 418 between Na. [Pel them at Sec. d c teen fiet of suction hose for the work, which shows carelessness The mittee should pay for that. He sug- | janee and the Locos, 'and 'the second (Continued From Yesterday) We supply raised gold Monograms at mode: | Chatham engine, city appointed a foreman inspector gested that the Property Committee | retween the Victorias and Irishmen in The Black Bag, by Louis Joseph Vance \ number of tenders were recuived [ior the work, a young man who had might rent the bell to Ald. Rigney's | the City League series. If the Vices, | The Boge BI Little Arcady, by author rate cost, or Engrave any Locket we sell free of "The Spenders. of charge. vw RRR IR a yyy ye vy YY Vv for the supplying of 1,060 feet' of done concrete work in England and committee, and permit it to make a | win out the silverware is just about Freckels, by Gene Stratton-Porter 3 hose The committee looked over a was an engineer as well. The holes wire or rope connection to it at its | theirs, as it will give them a good A Gentleman From' Indiana, by Booth (14th Anniversary darge number of samples and on re- that erst in the wall, between the 'own expense. ~ The city engineer figur- | lead. However, if they don't win, it Tarkington. : . 'commendation of Chief Armstrong de- concrete and the limestone, amaze 'ed that an electrical connection would | gives either of the other two teams a De Hears Sine, yi ee Svecials the Carpet cided to purchase 1,000 feet of Para- the observer. cost 8225: a rope connection with the | chance to pull up even. The Lion and The Mouse, by Charles . gon hose It also decided to call for The ght, heat and power commit- police station $40, Good foot races, swimming races | Klein new tenders, jnviting only local deal- | tee is talking of suing J. M Canp-| On motion of Ald. Toye, the com- | and other sports will also he pulied ftalt F.lloxue, by Harold MeGrah, H0e. Linoleums, 10c ers to compete [bell, who made the specifications, but mittee decided to instal the old rope | off at this pienic, which will be all the Co Cod Folks, an Sarah P McLean 60¢, ' 18c | The question "of street hohting was | who had nothing to do with the car- method of ringing the city bell for fire | setter for being postponed. Greene. $1.00 '"" 80¢ not censidered. This will have to be living out of the work M Camp- alarms from the police station, pro -- oo rowsters Millions, by Geo. Barr Mc- 1.10 £ RB¢ discussed at a joint session; with the bell has offered the city $733 for a |vided the fire committee pay half the City Baseball League. Sr and Old Lace, by Myrtle 1.25 4 $1.01 light, heat and power committe clean sheet. Those who have seen cost This suggestion was submit A meeting of the executive of the |Reed. Com. f the Grov 1 : s es 2 1.50 1.20 | the dnterior of the tank are of opin- ted to the fire committee in session [ City Baseball League will be held The Captain of the Grey Horse Troop, yr : by Hamil Garland { INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. {ion that the $733 should be taken be- fat the same time, and it agreed to | t the Hall Hotel, Brock Street on ey Ean Alfred Henry Lewis » - fore it is withdrawn. the. arrangement. Friday evening to consider the play- The Girl From Tim's Place, by Charle FURNITURE SPECIALS I wy Paragraphs Picked Up By EY | rg ng of posiponed games, Very little Clagk Munn, SMITH BROS., Marriage Licenses Issued, "Phone, 666. Jewellers, Opticians. Reporters On Their Rounds. CAUGHT IN HAY PRESS. | W. Little's Condition. ther business of importance is to (See To-Morrow's List) 1 Brass Bed $65, at $50 Frank: Cooke's office, 346 King. | W. Little, King street west, received :ome~up at the meeting. ' yin : |R. Bowley Had Both Legs Com- were burns. ij he wasoline eo , extra 1: - rr Bibby for men's fine underwear Ser Juries Ju tw gasoline explos h C ll EB kS 1 kt large Oak Di fT (nite a number are summering at rletely Severed. {ion, and suffered great pain, which he Long Distance Running Craze. Ti e 0 ege 00 tore, at $15, | K ladir this season. Citizens in the down town portion | bore nobly. When he mumped into the 'The city is going marathon mad ad | 260 Princess Phone, 9190 { William Swaine. piano tuner. Orders , of the city, this morning, witnessed , | water, his clothing was a mass ol 1 10 mistake. hy the number Bl young | ------r-------------- | rocsived at McAuley's. 'Phone 778. | most pitiable sight. It was a man lames, and his cont was sotally de side, and older kids that are at it enfenfoefofonfoefffecfefefocfefafefefufeofuts i' e steamer Brockville, had a large | without any sign of 8 lower limbs, |stroved. Mr Little had just com very evening around the city. H the PHONE 90. YOURE, crowd on her excursion to, Picton this | He «site on a little cart, drawn by a !pleted making repairs, when his com voungsters stay at the game and stay vthing reduced S AAAAAAAAA AALS AAA ALAA AL IAD DD SS ww 7.30 o'clock large mastifi. The man's name is R. |panion placa the lamp, which was an | 1t it right, they will make good ones % ag ~ p go | A 8 f lars ISON Co. his is lly time." Buy Tanglefoot | Bowley, and he comes from Tilbury, | melosed one, directly in front of him. | in a very short time. 5 1 Poison Fly . papers at Gibson's |i), Western Ontario. and is on his | Immediately, there was an explosion . s-------- IR Cross Drug Store. | way east. He came here from Bell and the two jumped into the water Looking For A Race. | When does the city council propose | ville, where the mayor gave him por- | Much sympathy is extended to + Mi Ihomas Marshall, a runner, from i to pass a by-law that put-puts in the | mission to sell lead pencils, pens and | Little, who is a popular young King old Lake, was a callor at the Whig Whit W i harbor must have exhaust muffled ? - | shoe laces, on the streets, and he did stonian, in his misfortune. He had office, torday, and announced that he i The little Candy Cold Cure I'abletis {quite a business, as his case called for [only been at. work one day, having vould challenge Messrs. Girvan «and u or called Preventics, will in a few hours |) sympathy. No application was [been laid up o% a result of the, othe Smith, of Sydenham, to a five mile ely check all Colds or LaGrippe | made to Mavor Couper or the police, | explosion, when he was again the vie ace, any time between now and Au- Fry them ! 48.35c. Sold by all dealers. | 4, jo to allow the man to sell his tim of an accident. Mr. Litile and his | i [5th the race to be held at ans i The Prentice Boys will hold thei | wares here, and it is believed he will | friend had bern out in the motor boat voit" outside of Sydenham. orc annual picnic at Allison's Grove, only stop a short time. He is accom- [with a party of three ladies, and the -- Wolfe Island, on Saturday, Augu Y panies by his wife and two children, [were out of the boat but a' few Wanderers Beat Sydenham. Yn Bibby's 1 pleated shirts {and the Y Temained st the G.T.R sta juice when the explosion occurred The Wanderer Jaseball team went Shades I Eaton, one gf the Whig's many | 10% while he went for a spin sro CPR R Evie 0 Sydenham on Wednesday afternoon Waslorn readers. wiktes: from Winnipeg | he city in his dog cart wl doy | P:R. nterprise. ind 'won out by 24 runs. The return eh yon op Nagust Sha | eenesed well trained to the yor K, and | On the ( PR , on trains Nos. 9 |.rame will be played on Wednesday so - - wheat cutting in Manitoba will start appeared to take great delight in land 97, running between Montreal and ext. The Wanderers lined up as fol $1. 3 dozen Ladies' White Waists, with E. broidery Front and trimmed with In- sertion. A Very neat and serviceable garment. All sizes only $1.00. $1.25 4 dozen Ladies' White Waists, neatly made, with Embroidery and Lace Front, 3 hy Aurust 15th pulling his master around. The man's Vancouver, B.C., have been placed ob ows: Milne, c.; Vallier, p.; Hender with Yoke effect. A stylish garnient, at a popular prica, Will keep out the sun, wind | "Women with pale, colorless faces, | Youngest child is about five month rervation compartment cars, which | on, 1b.; Barry, 2b; Filtz, 8.8.; Mc old [form a very attractive feature of the Intyre, 3b.; Bermingham, r.f.; Adsit, receive both mental amd bodily vigor | Bowley had his legs out off by being equipment, and minister greatly to the | 1.f; Veal, c.l > caught in a hay press cleven® years comfort and enjoyment of the pass ---- tet 'd t 1 Thes by . using Carter's Iron Pills, which { : . i T 4 k \ i N mq » easily se : u rors Wa cars' are as . 5 let down quite easily, e arc made for the blood, nerves and 840 enger 1ese cars' are known as the Sporting Notes. $1.25. $ 1 50 dozen Ladies' Allover Embroidery Waists, in pretty designs. All sizes. Special, $1.50. In Black Lynx. In Black Fox. In Black Ponny. White Ermine and Mink. AT W. F. Gourdier's 76, 78, 80 Brock St., Kingston. and rain ; will not warp or who feel weak and discouraged, will | shrink Can be rolled up or shades are all eight feet long complexion | Later--This afternoon Bowley called { Glen i Series, and have been built with Toronto has three classy sluggers in upon Mayor Couper and asked for'in the last few months, and are ab Mitchell, Grimsnaw and Houser. | permission to sell his goods around solutely new in the latest improve John Hevdler, of Cincinnati, has | the city and the mayor referred him ments that skill and experience can en appointed president of -the Na to the chief of police. The necessary suggest. Each car includes a drawing tional baseball league. the city, it was found that las * firm | permission will not be granted. While room, one compartment, containing Longboat needs at (east three 8 « : 5.00 (nd taken out the necessary license {deep sympathy is felt for the unfor- one lower and one upper berth, and |uonths' rest and training before he 10 + 6.50 Weak women should read my "Book [tunate young man it is felt that of toilet facilities, buffet, a selected li- | 'g fit to race again in public oy 4 for Women." It tells of Dr, [One Was allowed such a privilege the brary and writing desk, smoking-room, he $10,000 Spimaway Stakes at Sa Shoop's Night Cure. Tells how these [City would soon be overrun with peo- with large gbservation room and ob- | ratoga resulted in an easy victory for soothing, healing, antiseptic supposi- ple of this kind, and it could not be servation-platform at rear end, light Ocean Bound. The time was 1:06:3-5 {tories, - bring quick and certain help allowed It is felt that the munici- led by electricity It is expected ~that | (or 51 furlongs | palit$™ in which Bowley lived should | by the 'middle of August, the same "Bill" O'Hara, of Toronto hold- 'The Book is free. Address Dr. Shoop : ya | b} g ; : R McFAUL Racine, Wis. All dealers. & make arrarrgements for his care. {kind of cars will be placed on the | 'ng down certs. field for th No ' y An American gasoline launch got {daily service, York Giants, is slated for the bench into trouble below Cedar Island, on} DEAN LAVELL RESIGNS. | -- s soon as McCormick's injured leg Kingston Wednesday evening Two men and -- i "Three Swallows." ecovers. "Bill'" has lost his bat > three women were in the boat. when | But is Asked to Reconsider His Sir John Power and Son's ting eye : Carpet Warehouse. ,the engine went 'wrong. They puttercd | Decision "Three Swallows" Irish Whiskey, London Sporting Life says it learns fitoucd for some time, until another Toronto Globe I Pamans for over a century. shat the Belg yian authorities will grant i'hoa came to their assistance and | Dean Lavell, of the Faculty of Edu- |0f highest standard of purity. [1 license to Tod Sloan, the American J theni into shore, where repairs cation at Queen's University, placed |Distillers- to His Majesty the King. | ockey, who will ride next Sunday "were made and the boat went down | his resignation in the hands of Prin eee memo {at Ostend, for M. .Coppe, presdent of the river | cipal Gordon, before the, latter's de-| The express companies Say the | the Belgian Jockey Club, if, asis pro | parture for Europe, but he has been Strawberry fush was one ofthe « heav- [ bable, the British Jockey Club makes No Soda Delay. asked to reconsider his action, and the ljast in vers, They are looking for a | no objection probability is.that he will retain of big rush in peaches in the course of Arrangements are concluded at Win |fice for another year. It is' under- 4 week or so. [nipeg for two races between Shrubb stood that when Dean Lavell accept- | Pains of women, head pains, or any and Paul Acoose, the Grenfell In ed the position in 1907 he indicated pain stopped in twenty minutes sure, | dian, in whom the west places = so his intention of holding it only for with "Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablots | much confidence. Alten mile race will them, and we do not keep them wait |two or at most three years - . See full formula on 25¢. box. Sold by [be run on Saturday afternoon and a Tha Bou k, satisfactory service, clean | Dean Lavell is at present ju l'oron {all dealers. fifteen mile event "on Thursday. ite. glasses and superb soda at W e's | 10, and when asked by the Globe as ---- _-- . -- | cerald, of Edmont n, wanis to get Drug Store {to the truth of the report regarding into 1t, claiming he can beat Acoose 2 his resignation, he admifted that the at any distance in widths of : See Bibby's S81 pleated shirts. : I i In regard to the complaint made by 4 feet wide, $2.5( . some of the merchants about a T, 6 "« 3.50. ronto representative selling goods in | Sess TrTRLsEbTseVVTeeD McLeod's Granular Efferves- cent Aperient Salts. Come in and see how they work. A pleasant invigorating aperi- ent or laxative draught It is Mild yet Certain in Action It will be found highly beneficial T «ss sssssssssesed in the treatment of BILIOUS TACKS HABITUAL CONSTI. PATION HEADACHES, KIN ERUPTIONS SEA-SI( KN |8 the various derangements of LIVER and KIDNEYS, and FEVERISH conditions of system. Large Bottles, 25c¢. Each. PREPARED BY J.B. McLeod; | DRUGGIST, Cor.. Princess. & Montreal "Sts, 0 JC 0 ree We strive to give the best possible | | | | + eid. service at our soda fountain and this involves prompt attentign. Those whe | jcome for our soda are naturally anxi yous to enjoy the treat in store for Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE | LE | [3 | 1 | { ¥ i Cannot Get Back. Hoe ts WA re 3 Stalag above, Jie added FANCY ADJUSTABLE HAT | Tailor ke, oe Braokpen nid Mle. f 1 1 ho rosie ite . {tha 1s action 12 inal so rar as ie In | welte y atterec ele ck cas 0 1€1 e i e p= mes i Ny ! Rg irom hy Lconcoracd. but that he will probably New York, into a helpless condition Fe hiigadd a month, Age, has appliad be: willing, to retain othee until an ar-! BANDS--THE BANDS at. the Bediord Athletic Club in for rewppointment, am is bared, irangement can be made as to his suc Prooklyn. Burke had Licas on the ' jon accounit.al a SET Whi Pro fcessor. This means that in all likeli- | WITH HOOKS floor when the bell rang at the end jes igh Te I oi fo 3 hood Dean Lavell will remain at the of the first round Two more knock- - } { iveman who 18 over Uhirty vears of ; . | : wl ha i 5 : : > e fe » until next year. | lowns followed in the seeond and oor afl | head of the faculty until next year. | RE ; he $o0ererseesersecseces e | Is there any truth in the report Bl ~ Lucas was tottering on the ropes ® : gi that owing to friction With the educa- 5 : when the r w stopped the fight. : & ® v4 When vou break your Eye glasses; save the 'pieces ' and bring them to us and let us replace the broken lens if the frames are bent 6r heed. repairing, we can make them good as new . 0 VTVLLLLVLRBLBRVBED STeeee99e sssssassssasace Hama rr. THERE AALAA RETA TN Bl Bt A OCHO COTO OHIO WHY NOT 8 Have 'your eeLTiE wiring and repairs don Practical Man ? AN work: guhrantesd SW. A. Spriggs 1 Practical, Klectrictan ¥ 250 Bago t, ome dewey" from, Brock, ; 'Phome, 68 CHAHTOIGOHHOO Ooo HIGHEST GRADES eTICG8 bl FEE FE ET Hott HEH 28 - - * rsvihavins {tion department or its representatives : Lot oat | Late Eng papers confirm the | @ é you were asked to resign?" inquired f i ih | cenerally accepted behef that Ameri | § S nl wy the Globe & icen stables will not in future' 'hi Sethe ". | c . . ° | "Hl there is 'any such report it is! \ \ largely engaged in English stakes. Ip not true," was the emphatic reply / Tr bes \ {the Lerby for 1911 August Belmont Have vou had any differerices with DX pS | has made only two entries hey ar who® originated the-nniversity authorities 7' y leit 4 | the Rock Sand colts,» Belfry and 'ut plan of pay : "On the contrary, my relations with | --= iA A Sands of the Orient, the first named home extended the 2 Principal Gordon and the university | I \ (5 being out of Beldame. and. the other the poor man : to | ? authorities have been most harmoni NC \ x jout of Orienta Harry. Payne. Whit at army of wage : ous | oo id | ney vominates three Hamburg colts, who have small : A eee = 54 and the Persimmon colt reeeiithy pur acquiring homes in k ; ' Comfortable Stop Bridge Loitering. | ? I chased by him in England for 1% way. go Collar all the A citizen writes the Whig as follows SS aaa od), -H. B Duryea nominates. Gh \ Year Round-- The Cataraqui Bridge company by Hamburg out of Armenia There iw 2. } sheen "Some y v he should prohibit loitering upon the Get in line a ve I h Se Bominalion Eo N pit cide . eene. and : bridge. If that were done there would N . h . idle of \ cone amd ; at > Ow 1s the time. den, bit they 'sare nbt' formidable nu be no drowning accidents. Boys, espe i rerical ly cially, should not be allowed to sit on Our half- price sale of S Sum* n cally the bridge and fish, but should be! W . " kept off the structure entirely. There mer Hats extends also to Fan- Kingston The Good. br not 1 bridge watchman, and he should Jey Hat Bands, and we have a For the first time in several finance bably , w " i Hee finar Probably "WABASH be instructed to make evervone move there was 'no session, of the id hel un. Thi s pal a . juld help yo Th i 1§ part POINTS 2)3 INCH, BACK 134 INCH. on, even loving couples who stand on leourt this: morning » Arrests were of ow iness ome in i 5 he bridge after dark." made vesterdav and ) jand Ist us talk Show the 14% 2 Ter 2sc, " hi => ie 25c. | summons Cases to be heard A. v - I hae A Re Smallpox Cost. ; S------------ ; : Mc( ANN, AL -- or S In soueeion with the Sight citi -- , oe lent und 4 other kine. of | | TOOKE BROS. LIMITED, MONTREAL zens against the payment of bills for - ) ££ Of g« i 1s 51 Brock St. MAKERS OF the small-pox epidemic another meet ©. (4 $Q) tomers tell us that our prices are SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, VESTS ling has been called to further con ---- - ery 'moderate. , "Phone, 326 ! AND IMPORTERS OF MEN'S sider the matter. The meeting will | Stabliy Sharp died at 1:30 o'clock » - ¥ = 9 = S i : | Nee noe z FURNISHINGS. 2 | {ne held at the Troquois hotel on Wed 126-128 Princess St. {from injuries reecived. 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