Never in the history of the store have we shown such High-Class Designs and lower SB 0 0 2 8 a t. 8 8 3 Ba SBN Eh se ue ap Se ® + 9» McFAIIL, CARPET WAREHOUSE. Ct on oe a Mid-Summer Sale will Pe Far the next month we Fuld oy Anns? of Antique Fi i Brac Twenty per cent during the Bale Come ih and sed what we Ait kinds. of Household Gd Jought ana Sold, Prop a card to us if i have anything good to Sell rade Don't Forget the Place LL. LESSES, Cor Princess nud « anthum Sis, Kingston, Tire goods have rods o, ax off - atl 0 KINGSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE (LIMITED), HEAD OF QUBEN STREET. "Highest Education at Lowest Cost" Twenty-Sixth year. Fall Term ugust 80th. Courses in Shorthand, Tele~ h Evil service aud # ehh wr Ae on got the ons, Within a short dame Son! Na. secured positions" with one of the largest railway corporations in Canada. Enlerany {ime. Call or write for informa- tion. H. F. METCALFE, Principal OUR ROOSTER BRAND Of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco at forty-five cents-a pound is a good Tobacco. Why 1 v eighty-Tive? ANDREW M. "CLEAN Ootario CANADA'S BEST fwvalid Port i the Ontario a fra Sete Manu Comi Catharl es. It is fantaed pL oft old, and is a pure dry and pér- Bot wine, Squad, to'ule best imported at one-half ne price, Sold on "J. LAWLER, Golden Lion Bioek. Fd 167. treat. IT FILLS A LONGFE.LT WANT. FON' FOOT RELIEF A cure for aching, swollen, = : \ r tired and sweaty fect. Keeps the shoes sweet and dary. 25¢. Box PROUSE'S DRUG STORE, Opposite St. Andrew's Church: | Investment? You bave a little money which you would like to invest, but perhaps you hesitate be- 'Pause you are not sure of the gt first requisite of an Investment ; --<absolute safety--nor of the next desirable feature, a $ sure. and Teasonab.y quick Jou are absolutely safe | a and it Bure vo dvance 4a 1 the Fars ee 5! og = Furs Ordered Repaired, Stored FREE Until Wanted. JOHN McKAY, FUR HOUSE, Telepone, 489. 149-155 BROCK STREET Furniture, Carpets Curtains, Etc. REDUCTIONS OF THE YEAR. v. & will hold antes delivery 8 are stricely g time and gt SAVE hase 1 pt "a COMBIN ATION CHIFFONIER and WARDRORE, Handsome, in $2200 gular Re- duced to $10.50 nd Le BtyaTION WARDROBE reduced DAK WARDROBE, reduced to $15.00 REI TG ERATOR, ied economizer; otis of the Dest, Regular, $16.00; re- dured to 312.0 Another réddubad from $24.00 A WALNUT BOOKCASE AND SECRETARY, cost $45, slightly used; good as new: only $35.60 CARPETS reduced 10 per cent, and afd 1 HUGS reanced 15 per cent LINOLEUM, all widths, per dent. Repair and Upholstering Work this month 10 per cent. less than any other time PHONE 90. YOURS, T. F. Harrison Co. regular "own to fon made tes 29 . all gra "reduced done AT THE POLICE COURT. of Indian Paid--Two Drunks Fined. Only two other culprits were before the magistrate. One drunk was fined three dollars and and another two dollars and costs. That Sunday was a pretty dry day is shown from the small number. of drank arrests. The Indian, whe was remanded four days for the purpose of finding out the party who gave him the liquor, was, this morning, fined a dollar and costs. The mousey was gent in by some friend, and the redskin was released. Fine costs, for Peath on Simeoe Island, A very dad event took place, on Thursday, in the death of George Eves. He had been in ill-health for some time and fiially entered the Kingston jpeneral hospitat--shere he junderwent an. opecation for appentdis eitin. Hig case was n critical one, and, {ulthough he had the best of care, both {from doctors and attendants, he pass- od away to his eternal rest on Thurs day night. Deceased was forty-nine oars of age and. had been & resident lof Nimeoe Island for the past thirty {venry. The duderal was d at his residence on Saturday aiterncon. A wile and nine children are left to mouri the Joss of a kind and loving {husband wand father, The sorrowing family have the sympathy of as host of fri la To-night at Lake Ontario Park. The attraction booked for Lake On- ftacio Park, this week, is an excellent one. The programme includes the iSdhiller trio, doing a big musical act Lentitled "The Street Musicians." They 'play on the harp, clurinet and violin, 'also. do high-class Singing. Three { thousand feet of new moving piciures that ave instructive as well as amus- Seenes aldng the line of the) od the latest illustreted The performance commences ev- ery wi t R30, with a matinee on | Wednesday ternoon at. 3.30; and the {entertaimment/should please all lovers of a geod clean attraction. Joba Paters has Laken. out 4 peimit : mbes office for the frame house ou: the east, TAE DAILY aid we. PEESON AL MENTION. slovemonts OF The Péople-- hat | They Are paying And Doing. ome from Ottg FELL OFF STEAMER. | WILLIAM DUNN, WATCHMAN ON NORTH KING, WAS DROWNED. Frank Fanon cgme wn, yesterday, Mrs. Balan, Main street, ed Bom Toromtoy He . Evidently Tumbled = Off tie! . ' Ald. RF. Elliott is conlined to "his Steamer--The Body Found Near], a i Ties. re # so ' the First Bridge at Trenton---Was Aon oh hough Pars, Carell street Not Missed for Some Time--His leaving io morrow for Brockville. Wife Lives on Bagot Street. Mrs, Hunking, Brock street, . : Y -- for a 'month's visit. William Dunn, who resided with his} ous: to Nea Mths, Kingston, is the family on Bagot stréet, met death at! guest of Mrs, H. Edwards, Brockville, an early hour Monday morning, by Miss Katie Preston, Belleville, " which he was watchman for twenty! years, when that vessel was near Tren-| ton. The crew did not miss him for | some time, but when he did not ap-{y pear to attend to his duties, the worst wan feared, and it wae decided that he! had fallen off into the canal, morning, E. FE. H general mans af the Lake Bay of Quinte Steamboat company, received | #2 telephone message from Trenton, ! stating that the body, had been found | in the canal near the first bridge atl _ je Col on mping Ironton, by a man named Childs, and | STE i. a week eamping wad being looked after, pending jis 1 HANS, structions. ~ he to-day The late Mr. Dunn was born be. A tts ' . manta 8 vist, Montreal, 'about fifty-four years agv, The. Misses. Kane anil had been a resident of that place] a fehl 4 he ever since. He was a well-known sea-; ol te Sin sti man, havieg been watchman on the Mike : O Prson Division street, who North King for about twenty years. |; init - * t Lot Resuch has Deceased a Catholic in religion. Io oie} home BAS tiie a F A wife, family, survive. Feith Mal i XE ok A {hos retumrndd after 4 week's ee SUDDEN DE ATH OF A CHILD. chbotio 1.aKe. . ves, Jennie N ( . 3 well Sorel ir. and Mrs. F, x Sam f yi has-returned -home; alter Bereaved. friends in Picton. A sad death occurred at the general] Mre, James Small, Johnson street, hospital on Sunday © evening, when left, to-day, on a visit to her parents tielen, the only child of Mr. and Mrs, [in the old country. Frank V. Samwell, - of Guelph, and| Mr, and Mrs. A. formerly of this city, passed away, af Lave gone up the ter two day illness. weeks' vacation. The sed child, who was only Mrs. Robert: Hinds, two years and three months old, Yo is visiting with 'Mr the misfortune to break her left arma ' pg Eastview Park couple of weeks ago in Guelph, the) and Mrs Chamberlin, very day her mother intended leaving visiting Miss Davidson, with her sister, Miss Emily Stroud, of} McDonald Cove St, Paul, on a visit to their parents, Mrs. Rowatt, of Brocklys, Master Gunner and Mrs. W. A. Stroud, [day with Mrs. Wi illiam Bailie, Rideau street. They arrived here the [gireet, on Saturday. following day, and the child's arm| Miss Ella i was submitted to the X-rays at the general hospital and had to be re-set She making splendid recovery from her injury, under the eare of Dr. an Saturday Mylks, when she contracted pueu-|iion of the Knights of Co monia, and acute meningitis followed. ! Jchn F. O'Hara and wife PBuring the brief stay in the general | Syraeuse, N.Y. are visiting Mr hospital the little giri was a greal | Mrs John Kelly, Albert street. favorite, She was a pretty child and' iam Myers, Syracuse, N.Y. is'y very bright. Mr. Samwell, who a iting. his and sister, commercial traveller, arrived the | McDonald, aveiue. Sunday morning. Much sympathy M. for N. ( felt for the bereaved parents. The ardav: ast Sun funeral will take place from the resi- | inv with is {amily on Adbert street dence of Master Gunner Stroud, | Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Marsh, who Lave Rideau street, to Cataraqui cemetery, been visiting Mr. and Mes, S. 8, to-morrow morning, at ten o'clock. bell, Division street; left, to-day, i Bufiale i Miss Nell hie and Miss May Kirk- Watertown, N.Y. retuned after visiting relat in the rs. A. C. Johnson has Napanee to be away for a few Miss Iva Satimore, of Browaville, ! gone to days street. i: Mrs. 1. Norton-Taylor asad ITSEYs day. ars, gor ario and of Korea, is (Dr.) James Hall, street. : "Chie" Sleeth. avepue, i the Uaniversits among Graham, © Portsmouth, for Hamilton for Moa Nona i aves in street after Colborne city x: oun ax but nc street, at Miss artaey, umping I 1. on Livingston ave visting Miss B. Rideau Cunningham for several decs B Binuingham, i Me had and lust ow, \Fr are Otinwa, "The Ced ars," spent Be a VARR, and tertown, N.Y. ard Rvan went down to to attend a mbuis, Breen i De. Mrs. N. F iV was Fdw Mage conven nd is mother Uatversity , traveller in eity Nas is stant Nat } ni it Seo for 14TH RIFLE SHOOTING. Guy hy vied, have BT ives city. Albert Smith, Kingston, and A. Adseiting, New Yak, are the gues Re. wid Mik RW, Nteacy, Smith's h Capt. H, Swaine and "Private Hooper | Won Spoons. The weekly shooting competition: a the spoon in comnection with the Fh Regiment, was held, on Saturday, at] ithe rifle ranges. Light was variable, | cloudy part of the time, and the wind |; was high,. /nev ertheless good shooting | was done. These scored were made Capt. H. Swaine, 9%; ' Lieut. W.| k Swaine, 96; Capt. G. Birch, 91; Stal- | ber n hy iting her = the Es hee et : Sergt. E. Skinner, 88; Pro. G. Hoop. thy Br °N EE us. returae a er, 81; Pte. Lappage, 74; Color-Sergt. home MEOW SDE Oy } Pratchett, 62; Pte. Aveling, 61; ie Lillian Rigs puk #5 a] Sergt. Fraser, 61: Sergt. Williamson, *# Visiting Wiss AER 61 8 5 mao street, retained to her home at Uorn- Capt. FH. -Swdine won first class | ¥ 3 » Unt to:ta) spoon, and Pte. G. Hooper won second | "7 EB. Klmer an class spoon | Bena Division street, { Kingston, for and Niagara Fali«, for a twoweehs visit, | Miss Martha J. Wattam, attending |. the Ring<ton Business College, Léague executive has been called for |i to spend her vacation at the College Inn cigar store, on Tues and ber home at Tichborne. day evemng, at eight o'Sock. | Russoll Derry, Barrie street, : ta the general vigiting with Barrie sprect, Montreal Johnston, W. Bailie, returned to « ourth und Mr. and Mrs. or a week, tRaturday. Margaret on McCarthy, who has &8 BA Sands, Color bec 1 daughter, Miss | left steamer oy Foronto City Baseball Executive. A meeting of the City has Florida Baseball | still : soniined tex Cooke's vs, Princess Street. | & critical operation. @ i% unprovig Cooke's and the Princess street] find his friends wish to gee him around teats will piay their last game in the all Fight in a few weeks semi-finals this evening at cricket | Wilitam "edrit field at 6.30 o'clock. The teams arelron's dry goods store requested to make a special effort tofrow, for DaystandSusk: be there ss much before 6.30 posi William MeVedri x sible to have the game city gasahall fenrue. before dark. Chown and wile Jr., of Wald leaves to-mor He is president the a son as of of the bo Frank {Ore ron, It some "nineteer Chown here. He is late Samuel Chown. § Isabel Turner came down from | Be thoviile © this morning, after a j month's vacation, #nd left thie after tnoon for New Yark, to ber stall of the in order oyer of Portland, Weer: i= years neg | Mx. the How Blind Read and Write, Accompanying his annual letter, in which he asks the readers of the Whig | ta send him the names and post-office addresses of anv and girls, known to them, whose eyesight is defective that they cannot attend pub- | lie schools with advantage, Principal | Gardiner, of the Ontario Institution | Pooritet for the Education of the Blind, .ut | Sh Mrs... Charles Brantford, sends us a card on which i Omemce, Unt. announce the engage: he has printed, without ink, the Jei- [ment of their daughter, Annie, to Dr, ters used by the blind in their read I. N. Thompson, Havelock, Ont. ing. These letters are composed of (Martidge will place raised dots or points, arranged in twp | early in August, " horizontal: rows, and the combina: | Miss Sara MeLaughlin; - ope of Os- tions of point that have been contriv- | Nega's leading Iad" pianists, and | ad to represent the various literary, | daughter of the late William MeLaungh- pumeral and. musical characters Tp most, ingenious. Point letters are much | easier to read with the: fingers than line letters, and blind cluldren soon learn to read and write. At the General Hospital, James Chitten, Ottawa, who wis in! jured . lust Monday by jumping from} an automobile, was able to go home to-day. Phovbe, the tht miontha-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Ov®ia Quesnell, 170 Ba gob street, died in the general hospi tal, this morning, of cholera infan- tum. 3 } was a son o bovs 80 rexune {dy ities on McCafirey, tele Are Panama Hats ON SALE CHEAP At "The Hat Store" st =, Inland Reveane Collections, Collections at the inland revenue of- fice for July © Spirits, $4171.84 malt, $704.49; tobacco and cigars, $1,982.16; 1 honded faetary (vinegar), SXL.04; oth: | or fossipia, 27; total, $T.251.08, And bod ones tod if you get! ae to 3 at Best's. Regu! | £3.00 Panamas for Lov BR.50 »-83.4% SATE £10.00 ey : Be I S13.00 ata ST. has return has | falling oli 'the steamer North King, on visiting Mrs, PH. Burke, Queen street | .» i% visiting Mrs. Bowman, Princess | Miss | This | Lily Nortos-Taylor leave for Metis {o- | the guest of Mes, RK. Kilborn, King i @ | a oe usin, mie | Ring street | Ta nd family, | ts of | {pre are expetied 1m Kingston this Hahnemaun The | it Omemee | {idens for summer cnjoveent of very js. The Sietion is of the Light, fag 0000000000000 000000000000000008200000000000000000000RRDINERRRERRRIY Only $1.50 Persian $1.50 4 36 only Ladies' Long Kimonas, made of Sky Blue Crepe, Trimmings. On sale special at ~ : : { i ! i i : ls at sci tc aha We received another lot of COLORED REPP an same?price as last week : | ~~ 12l4¢ yard. (this Repp is Worth 20c¢ yd.) CORRIGAN 'S. {90000000600000000000000000000000000009000000200000000000000000000000 will sell it at the 0000000000000 0000000000' 000000000000 008 --_-- --_-- co. - {lin, of Nehilling's band, is visiting Mrs, J. W. M3 enham str8ot. br. OU. L. Kilborn, wife are with Dr. R, K. Kilbot tdays. They leave, this wee {born and . children and Dr. Kilborn to the Mothodis eral conference at Vietoria, B.( Philip Brickwood, his } R. Brickwood, Little F Mrs. John Egan, West guests of Mr. and Rideau street, They returned to their he Truesdell, F or Sunburn Brass Desk Setts OIE iS. {and {thé | Shane, week, day. { i iain pon x COLLEGE NECESSARY 10 ALL THE AC TIVITIES OF CHURCH. | Rev. Prof. Warriner, of the ongres | |< aationat Cotiege, MontresluBelis of 11 gpg Rexall Store MAHOOD'S ors | lege. Rov. Warriner STORE || PRINCE ND BAGOT STS. | Cold Cream | aling a} Beli i and ox sun It stops the the skin smooth BOOLNIDG, rd This is oiling yo day' and co posiyre to the burn and ke * and clear ps Au iden! 1 Man rersonal Gift fof a . he f 1t is composed of gredients, and is rfumed U ures deli in most ont Or suitable Ornament Library We useful. General and tor the a iv. 1 { ely. pe : Hoe 25¢ and P00 000000 0000000000000 | have them all prices, I i | i | SMITH BROS., Jewellers. Opticians, 850 KING STREET, Issuers of Marriage Licenses, 1009000000000 00000090000 Professor of the i Moittronl, | three {adda iconducted service in loca chur he % Congregational College, Congregational At the morning {church he hed from ii, 2: "Aw » thing thast heard oi ae, the sm ¢ {to faithful men hall be {teat h others Dwelling {but pointedly ALY achievements through the {tiles and the heart that the such power continue to be propagaied Haul men, Prof. Warrine exhortation of his text just | the college in Montréal was endénver:| jing 10 carry out. fhe {fundamental to all the {the church and indeed Iportant of them all, vet {basis of denominational er on our obligations 10 {would he appeal for its {theological educaiion n man for a Christian minister, waratory work the oh the development of Chr ter. Many young men are {from procuring the edu {long for through lack of 2150 sory ' 11 Timott tho Anmit | . bl briefly who algo." on 17 that great God has wronght | to desire of hh Life by th apostle intense gospel whit in his Big Savings in ihe Prices ¢f READY- 10 - WEAR GAR- MENTS. oa own said wis Ww colle wax! activities. of the wt not on me mn paring of a Wa will not carry over a single garment bit a low price will sell it. We simply haven't, the space in which to keep reserve stock Henee there low prices See the line of La dies' White Waists. Re- galar $1.50, Selling this week at $1 each. The line Ladies' White Underskirts $1.35 and $1.50. Selling for 98¢ each. Ladies' Wash the balance to-elea half price. Special prices on Whitewenr of all kinds Fancy F duced price, Call and see for your self, { only tO take man through the thut "in some instances was not available. As a Haet wo student, whatever fee gould put himsell thr ! were not for the universities by requires first vear at coll 'W. F. Gourdier. TE-THN BROUK STHEET, JEFF! RIES DIDN'T COME BACK NEITHER DID Doctor Cook 1 that fr mstter our ¥ has been estimated t felon Mell through » additional the la the regular it ofl OOsts to put . and an all, ar T00 taken, EE ed 182, in when gneaker the contribut bo sid Suits, iwilling to the port tat the charch will for edueation to sug Hs arg ! Patil; {that going to oe] in your re sri eid to $ GAL FOR {COOKING asd and lenable them wuld ¥ them lies, as : Jesus Christ, {feel that in tap } yon hn i arasols our Cheap, Clean, Convenient i Call Office of the Works, Queen ay go-to have the ne installed in your i ome, Kingston L. H. & Power Co. CC, FOLGER, ( i aE Hit {tion th { work--an forda to do this at the \ dlreet, CREATY {endeavoring {stftution that ners the ss of (sods and teaching piping INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. L Newman & Shaw THE ALWAXS BUSY STORE. Fewsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Be porters on Their Rounds, Kodak's to rent at Best' William Swain, piano tuner, received at MeAnley's. Phoae Sunday was beautiful f tempered with a nice breeve 'north-west. i H. Cosningham, jC hickering =. ARVES {Ales bookstore. The eating of OTR {have caused some of the | Case that art now in the A sumber of ety people Wolle Island this morning the requiem mass for the ! Hennessy. *Nyal's Kors Kure," ipainless. Sold in Kisgsion isons Red Cross drug store, I The Gananoque Ioan is Bled to icapacity thi summer, and can bax | inccommodate all who wish to stay! ithere. The Jon bas a very popiilay {head derk in G. B., MarCallum. t fas sammer comping," Bi Ley Cordial gives insted glist, bottles at Gibyon' a Red (ross store, : Whe city council will have x fisst of | jAugtist session this evening to {en the quesiion of exten school me! 'eommodation. i i The Sugnst issue of the Woman's: {Home Companion is calle "The Good ) umber," snd it Jives wp to] ithe iu every particular, givisg! { : jen, Munager, Orden : 8 day, being from a fe tuner it piano from orders Mes wooankl t AaHen ety wen ko ate pop © attend f Mrchaed 5 prompt at and Gib | For that worn out, tired and rin down feeling there is no better tonic thea a combination of « WILTING TIME August, the month In which shirtwalsts wilt 10 shapeless neat, Jose freshwiess and bes L come flaccd---<due 19 lmproper | | laundering. DON'T MIND "- Shirtwailsts donw in OVE EAUNDRY don't mind humid weather, they Hike it. they like § fo assert thelr stiff superiority & and rigid independents, We beat the world, LAUNDERING ] " SHIRTWAISTS its Beef, Tron and Wine. Ours 15 delidi aise ron 0 peptonized fetd the wine BROAN appais con Government | asalywhs hatte taken from our sioek © Heel, Tron and Wine proved 10. be a superior article ranking as first elask > TRY A BOTTLE 36¢ Dr. A. P.Choun, Druggist snd Optician, 185 STREET. up ki a dis F * § NaTinty: eich, inmost Torr ob yneation dogs