ADVOCATES LEAVING AND GOING TO THEATRES. IDLE LLAR An die Dollar in your "Jollying" ~=Other quired. Methods pocket is apt to be spent, A - Dollar the Bank of Toronto Sav- ings Department becomes a wage-earner for Jou. Deposited in pit of fashionable churches transferring their to theatres, balls und streets was ad energy tion of Churches. "We all feel that Protestantism on its Inst legs,' was a made by dev. Walter E. Brooklyn. This made the 125 mien present give strict attention. "There is a coming Catholicism' tinued Mr. Bentley federation is aiding it. Let us § Are Your Dollars Idle? Better put them to work for you in this Bank. One Dollar or more will open an account, Interest fs added every six months. BAO TANTO KINGSTON BRANCH: : 107 PRINCESS STREET. George B. McKay, Manager. in g Catholic plan 4 , of the old tolie plan, which was all to be been sort of We have been saying, 'Please won't you come to Jesus and saved 2" We need to get the horse fore the care. "Could we not give up some of « bing forces und Laeatres or some hold other meetings places Soiled Clothes Made New _ Because your last season's suit is soiled and dirty don't think of buying a new one. Our French Dry Cleaning Process will make it look Uke new again. The cost is small and the saving great. R. PARKER & (O0., Dyers and Cleaners, 69 Princess St, Kingston, Ont, Steamboat and Yacht Supplies * AWNINGS AND TENTS, sizes, Manilla and Cotton Rope. © FLAGS AND LIFE BELTS. BRASS COHOUKS AND CLEATS, ¥ pox rly dntte ndad evening services, com- TT PULPITS the Hia "Frozen Piety" --Rev. Walter E. Bentley Says Clergymen Have Been Re« | spectabifity New York, May 11.--Abandoning pul and the Vo cated at the thua'! clerical conference, heli under the auspices of the Federa- a is statement Bently, clergy. ind #ome way we can stand by each other | downtown disiricts." to- | gether in one place and of one accord. wp : Ta use a slang expression, we have 'jollying' the people along. | i ' : : Come; | preaching every Sunday evening bel cral months of the vear on the be- mr in nog | = STEERING WHEHLS. i verything in Stock for a complete # Outfit in Brass or Galvanized. HuLL WHITE PAINT, & BOAT VARNISH, "AH of the very best the markets can : produce. * » | W. A. Mitchell's Hardware, ~ 85and 87 Princess St. "Agent for the only Jap-a-lac sold * Kingston. F you want the best box of Chocolates 1 ® Try Neilson's GRIMM"S Agents for Kingston, Seed bP ed 2 Special Sale TO-NIGHT, 7.30 O'CLOCK. AR ----_---- A A A NAN 130 Pairs White Lace Curtains 3% yards Jong and extra wide widths. Regular values $2, 2.25, 2.50, for $1.69 Pair. These Curtains are extraordinary va- lues and are well worth your attention. PE i , 360 Ready-Made Pillew Cases 42, 41 inches wide. Regular values ; 18¢ and 20c, for 121¢c Each. Made of strong, even cotton, full -length and evenly sewn. Black Sateen Petticoats An extraordinary offer. full width and length, worth 75¢, for 39¢c Each A All Spring Suits and Dresses 5 a Now being offered at ps Dne-Third Off Regular | Prices. Over 200 to select from. SEPLEPIEPIPPPPE PPLE PPP bbb --- "1 elass - - m-- used and thus get away from our frown piety ? | "lf we go to a theatre let's be very frank about it. The theatre appeals to eve as well as to the ear. Get {some scemery and make it represent a | church, Have all the brass band you like. Have all the ritual aud cere mony and church dress vou like, for it will not be your black coat of re that will unfreeze your audidnee,"' "The presaece of the Jews in York is christianity's ureatest privi legs," said Dr. Laidlaw. "I don't be lieve Simon Peter could have passed { an examination in New York preshy tery. We have as much theology as { Peter had. I thnk we have got to get down in thse lower east side. neigh borhoods und found church settle "ments, Perhaps we ought ta leave our | pulpits to do this. A foot-washing net { wonld not be too much for us to per- (form, for the Jews who have been so New ; "Con | wronged on the other side. 1 think it "and perhaps tas | youl of these d be well to call the energies Filth avenue churchis into . Dr. Robert F. Y. Pierce, of the Second ;Avenue Baptist church, said f be wished the time would come when | "our churches would be turned inside out." He explained his method of sev- steps | to his church to between one thous- jani' snd two thousand five hundred | persons through a megaphone. If Jews wers in his audience, he said, he Jdid {not want to convert them, but to make them hotter Jews. If Catholics stoi and listened, he told them be wantel them te go away better Ca- tholics. Stole Poor Box. A mean theft was committed at the Y.M.C.A., when some person ran off with the Salvation Army poor box, and all ita contents, There was not a large "amount of money in the box, but it was sufficient to do quite a bit of good. Seceretary Trimble has been doing some detective work on the case, and his suspicions are well founded. It would be well for the guilty party to retufn the box and the monéy and «ave further trouble. Confirmation Postponed. The confirmation serviee to have {been held in St, Mary's cathedral to moirow, has heen postponed for a wees, on account of the absence of Archbishop Gauthier. His griice inot been very well, aml has been {resting at the springs at Mount | Clemens Mich., for the past ten days. His physician has ordered him to re main there another week. has The Civic Committees, As the city council d}l not transact any regular business on Monday last, to do next week. No waterworks meeting has been called for Monday. The council will meet again the rd. on A Kitchen Shower, The teachers and" voung people of Broek street Methodist church gave Miss May Burtch, 7 York street, a very pleasant surprise in the form of a kitchen shower, on Thursday even ing of this week. Died in New York. The death is announced in New York, on Friday, of Peter Bowes, son of R. J, Bowes, formerly a merchant in Kingston. The deceased young man was well known here. $2 Derbies. The kind that are not excelled Am rca, at Campbell Bros' ston's hat store, in » King- Headquarters union-made shoes : Men's patent shoes, Goodyear welt, 85, $3.75; women's, $1.50 patent shoes for $3; children's shoes, all prices, Dutton's Shoe Store, 200 Princess St. R. W. Allen, auctioneer, returned to- 'ny from Deseronto, having purchased | the entire household effects of one of the largest residences there. "The home of pure drugs" and high sweets, "McConkey's and Huy- ler's," Gibson's Red Cross drug store, Newburgh is preparing for a local Hl option cambaign in the fall. Ask for sample Wade's Ointment at McLeod's driig store. pe 'THE DAY'S EP the eivic committee will have: nothing | A THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY. MAY 14, 1910. | : LOCAL NOTES AND THINGS GENERAL. Ix Occurrences In The City And Vicinity --Other Brief tems of Interest Easily Read And Remembered. William Swaine, piano tuner. Ovders recvived at McAuley's. Phone 778. Have your furniture cleaned by Milno's Electric Vacuum Cleaner. "Phone 512. H. Cunningham, piano tuner Chickering's. Leave Auley's bookstore. During the period of mourning for the late king, the drums of the local military bands must be muffled. Suitable for confirmation, slippers and shoes, special bargains. Dutton's Shoe Store, 209 Princess street. Sylvester Eddy and Mrs. Frances Teed, of 237 Goodale street, Water town, N.Y., were married in King ston,' Tuesday. The bride's former home was in Kingston. Special bargains : Babies' bonnets, 25¢. and up; undervests, children's, 10c. and up, ladies', 15¢. and 25¢c., ex- tra value. Dutton's, 209 Princess St, Mrs. Trimble and family, of Toron to, have arrived in the city from Tor to, to join E. F. Trimble, the Y.M.C. A. secretary. They have taken wp house, at 352 Alfred street. "Ico cream bricks from Toronto," Neilson's. Made to eat and will also keep.' Sold in Kingston only at Gib son's Red Cross drug store. Phone 230. A number of nets and night lines were discovered bevond Lake Ontario park one day last week by Inspettor Wartman, und he is now busy looking for the guilty parties, Sale now on. Fine lisle 35¢. stock- ings, 25¢., black, white, navy, rose, tan, champaigne, sky, wisteria and pink. Dutton's, 209 Princess street. Chas. Garis, piano tuning and renovating. Reference, W. H. Sher wood, Carl Langis, Rossini, Royal Conservatory of Music, Leipzig, New England Conservatory of 'Music, Bos- ton, ete. Those owning Steinways, hubas, Chickerings and Mason & Hamblin's pianos will do well by en gaging bv the year. Leave orders Kirkpatrick's Art Store. In their setting the contents of the May Westminster range from Mexico to the Yukon, Perhaps the strongest feature of the number is an article on "The Christ of the Creeds," by Prin cipal W, B. Selbie, of Mansfield Col lege, Oxford. Our motto : "A little better for your Imoney than you get elsewhere."" Men's { working boots, $1 and up; children's {strong boots, 85c. and up. Revolving rubber heels, sole agents. Dutton's {Shoe Store, 209 Princess street. { The Brockville Times savs: Miss Al'ce Sparks, representing the Ladies' Musical Club. of Kingston, has return ed Lome. ' Miss Sparks has been in Brockville girculating the subscription list of the Melba concert to be held in Kingston, next September, and met with excellent suceess. Ordered corsets from $2.25 up. We make from any pattern, guarantee per- fect fit; abdominal supporters, hygiene waists; shoulder braces. - No city agent. 'Phone 270. Dutton's, 200 Princess street. Everything going along finely with the Victoria day celebration peo- ple. Nearly all the advertising niatter has been placed out by Secretary Mar- tin, and things look very bright for a big day. Many enquiries have been received about the horse races, apd some fast ones are expected. The lat- est from the American troops is that the men are eagerly awaiting the time when they will come over and take part in the celebration, H. Carpet from orders at Me at has 1s Had to Pay a Fine, Daniel Pyron, a member of the "prohibited list," had to pay a fine of $15 and cosly, in the police court, on Saturday morning, for being under the influence of liquor. The option was one month in jail. His story was that he mel two strange men, on Clergy street, and that they gave him some liguor. This story, however, did not go with the magistrate, "Wise mothers" buy infants' foods at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. Al ways fresh there. (ARCH THAT CAUSED TROUBLE IN 1860 i A PECULIAR DEATH. Gimblet Bit Pierced His Heart While | on Boat. pecial to the Whig i Rockport, Oat, May 14.---Richard | Adams, a well known and highly re-| spected resident of this place, was, this morning, accidentally killed | while working at "Wyltwick' Point, | { near here. He was engaged in help-| ling a man, named Edward Furnace, , from Alexandria Bay, in repairing a; gasoling efigine, and whil> descend- | ing a'small ladder going Into the boat | the ladder slipped and he fell for-| ward again a gimblet bit which Mr Furnace had in his hand, and which | pierced his side in the region of his heart, and he fell back without utter- ing a sound and died in about three piiinutes. Dr. Shaw, the coroner, was at once notified, and it is understood an inquest is unnecessary, as his death was purely accidental Deceased was about fifty-five years of age and a highly respected resi- dent, and his untimely death has cast a gloom over this locality, where he was so well and favorably known Deceased was formerly a resident of Mallorytown. He leaves a widow and two grown-up children: Mrs. Thurston, Alexandria Bay, and Fred- erick Adams, an engineer, also of Alexandria Bay. 8 Has Been Asked to Act. On Saturday Dr. Geo. W. Bell re- ceived a request from Dr. J. O. Orr, manager of the Canadian = National Exhibition, Toronto, to act as one of | the judges in the speed trials through- out the meet next September. There | will be associated with him as judges J. W. Holman and Dr. Black, both of Toronto. Dr. Bell has accepted the offer. No better selection could have | been made, for Dr. Bell will see fair-) ness and justice prevails Besides | being an enthusiastic and wellsn- | formed horseman, he has had a wide | experience in track work. The ap-| pointment is a very happy one, and | Dr. Bell is to be heartily congratulat- ed. | | Smelting Directors Meeting. A meeting of the directors of the! North American Smelting Company | was called for Saturday afternoon in| the city, the following directors being | in attendance: Samuel 1.. Barnhart, New York; John C. Casper, Massena, N.Y.; John A. Séeley, Odgensburg, N.Y.; Orlande L Cushman, New York City; W. G. Craig, Robert B.| Cushman, president, and David Mur- | ray, secretary-treasurer. The direect-! ors were to meet members of the! city property and industries com- | mittees in regards to the smelter | site The visiting directors will likely visit the mine before returning | home, i v Gave Him a Gift, A pleasant event took place, on Saturday, at the office of the Na-! tional Drug and Chemical Co. when | the employees of that firm gathered | and presented Kenneth N. H. Me- Cullagh with a gold stick pin set with | pearls upon the eve of his leaving! that firm to accept-a position with another wholesale house. George ¥.| Woodrow made the presentation, ae- companied by a very touching speech, to which Mr. McCullagh responded in his usual able manner. Baseball on Friday. Eastern league--Montreal §, more 8; Newark 3, Buffalo 1; chester 5, Jersey City 1. National league--Boston 3, Chi- cago 0; Brooklyn 8; Cincinatti 2; St. Louis 13, New York 4; Philadelphia 4, Pittsburg 0. American League--Washington &, Chicago 1; Boston 8, St. Louis 1: Detroit 5, New York 3: Philadelphia 7, Cleveland 2. Jalti- | Ro- : So ---------- "Buser Brown." One of the coming attractions at the Grand, on Saturday, May 21st, mat ines and night, is Buster Brown. his dog "'"Tige" and his friend "Mary Jane," together with a company of forty, mostly girls, ---------------- Trunks, suit cases, bags, telescopes, less than cost--to make room for sum mer stock. Dutton's Shoe Store, 209 Princess street, et We are agents for Carpet Cleaners. Call and see it work, at H. Miloe's, 272 Bagot strest Mend your own faults and don't let the faults of others worry you. Tland Vaenum BT pn "Princess street, which cansed the late Duke ) landing at Kingston on September Dr. Sullivan and the Bank of Come | -------- Our After Supper Sale, 7.30. to 10. We will place on sale a number of money saving specials, just received, and at a time when wanted. 1,500 Yards Embroidery "In a great varietyof pretty patterns, rang- ing in value from 10c, 12}, 15¢ yard, and in Uy widths from 4 inches up to 10 jnches YOUR CHOICE TO-NIGHT 7c YARD. rn EXTRA GOOD 100 White Cotton Sheets Made from a soft finished pure White Cotton of good quality. The size is%ull measure, 90 inches long by 72 inches wide. They are worth $2.50 a pair. 'YOUR CHOICE TO-NIGHT 88c EACH. AA ai. 450 Yds. White Spot Curtain Muslin 22 inches wide. 5¢, YARD. 250 Boxes Fancy Frillings Put up in 6 Frills in each box. These are the newest cord effects and are all dif- ferent makes. Put up in Fancy Gift Boxes and were intended for the Easter trade. TO-NIGHT Your choice at a little over one half their value ' 15¢ BOX. STOCKINGS For All the Family To-Night Women's Fine Cashmere, 25¢, Special Women's Fine Cashmere, 35c.and 45¢ Women's Fast Black Cotton, 12}e¢, 15¢ Women's Fine Make, Imported, 20c, 25c. Boys'. Leather Knit Ribbed Cotton, 15e, 20¢, 25¢. Boys' Ribbed Cashinere, 25¢, 30, 35c up. Girls' "Stockings in Plain or Ribbed Cashmere Girls' Stockings in Plain or Ribbed Cotton. Everything Needed in Stockings To-Night. At is NP Hl ir rie ta Pe tt PtP sir AAA AM AMAA ANNA AAA AANA 1 { | ; Y J | | GOING AWAY We have just received a Splendid Assortment of TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES, Clean, Fresh, Well-made Goods, Manufactured In the largest, newest, and best equipped Trunk Fact- ory in Canada. We buy only the best made. Our Prices are the Lowest ei Sa & Shot Store PPC IPP IIPS PIII FVIII ISIS TIP PEP RII