+ pd A iedinn Sahel ver A Forly Per Cént. Discount, or 68 2-3 per Sent, Saved on every Dollar spent at 'the College Book Store Stork Reduction Sale All 5% articles Jc.-ail $1.0) articles 608 © This includes all articles in the store except magazines and newspapers. Sale starts Thursday, Aug st 11th, continuing for Money a ----. SINE RI 3 yey 15 days. DIR THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE PERE oa combines the rich gluten of Manitoba Spring wheat and the lighter, but equally im- portant, properties of Ontyriv Fall wheat. 'The two com- bined form a perfectly blended flour that makes bread light, white, nutritious and extreme- ly palatable, while pastry made with Beaver Flour has & crisp, flaky texture that brings many a compliment to cook. o RSE 5 _ Youdon't need to be an rt in baking to attain the best gesults : with BEAVER FLOUR. But if you are an expert, you will readily recognize its incomparable qualities, Your grocer has BEAVER FLOUR, and will recom- mend it. DEALERS~Write for prices on all Feed, Course Craths and Cereals. THE T. B. TAYLOR 09. Limited, CHATHAM, Ont 108 DIARRHEA, CRAMPS, DYSENTERY, COLIC, CHOLERA MORBUS, CHOLERA INFANTUM and all Summer and Bowel Complaints. Ask for Dr. Fowler's and insist to getting what you ask for, Refuso Substitutes--They're Dangerous, The eriginal is manufactured only by THE T. MILBURN CO., Limited Toronto, Ont. HAVE YOU GIVEN---- _Eddy's Woodenware =: 3 ------A TRIAL ? IF NOT--WHY NOT? . Are you aware of dhe fact that there is none better manufactured ? : ; Ask your dealer to show you "EDDY"S ' #4 Matches, Paper of all descriptions, Tubs, Pails and Washboards. He is not up-to-date unless he can show you Woodenware made at EDDY'S. Paper Bags, Jieup, but already THE BEST IN THE CITY Nothing better than our Ice Cream Sodas with = : Ee ~~ Ferait Syrups Prange ¢ PINEAPPLE, STRAWBERRY, CHERRY, ORANGE, LEMON and CHOCOLATE. ------ 3 QUITE A FEW HEAVY GALES THIS SEASON. Vessels Have Been Held Up, But There Has Been No Serious Dam. age--The Movement of Vessels Around the Harbor. Although not resulting in very serious mage, marine men say that there have been quite an ususual number of heavy gales on the lake for so early in the season. Along in the fall a asumber of pasty storms are always iooked for, but in the best of the season, say in June, July and August, very liftle is expected in the way of a this season quite a number of heavy gales have been experienced. However, although the weather man bas been a little severe, local vessels have escaped disaster, ind hickily there has been no loss of life, Marine men say that some of the dg vessels, as well as some of the smaller ones, have had to tie up as a result of storms. "That storm we had last night 'was a corker," remarked one aptain. to the Whig, "and the big sessels, as' well ns the smaller ones, were forced to go into shelter." A number of Kingston people who went ip the bay on am excwrsion on this lay have good reason to remember their trip, as they were very sick as a esult of the squall. About three windred people were on board the steamer, and one who was there states that pearly evershbody on board had 3 iege of sickness. Friday Marine Paragraphs. The lowg pier, at Portsmouth, is un- lergoing some needed repairs. The schooner Bertha Kalkins arrived t the Grove lon, from Oswego, With oal, The sloop Ariadve is at Collin's ake, taking on a load of coal, for lath, The Movernment he dey dock, ufidergoing as, The steamer Dundee passed vay to Montreal, early orig. Frank Trussel, of Simeoe Island, has Julia B. Merrill, in re- boat Scout, is some on her y on Tuesday one om the schooner & hirst mate, The schooner hie steamer ight for Charlotte, The steamer Alexaniria, passed on wer way to Montreal, on Monday night akink on freight, at Folger's wharf, The steamer Haddington passed up, rom Montreal, and cleared for Belle ills, to load cement for Fort William, Tha steamer Omaha, loaded with orn, is expected to arrive at Rashard: on's elevator, from Clitearo, to-night. Swift & Co. : Steamers Toronto and North King down and up to-day: teamer Rideau Queen in from Ottawa his evening, Capt. John Tuttle and Stanley Smith, first mate on the steambarge Mary Louise, are spendin a few days ou the city, while the vessel is being winted and canlked. : The barge Valencia eame over light, Tom Oswego, something very unusual or this time of the season. She could 10t get a cargo of coal for her retury rip. There is plenty of coal, but there was no demand for it. MT, Co's elevator: The steamer Yindsor, arrived from Oawego, with wad and cleared for Montreal; the arge Valencia arrawved light, from Jswego; the tuz Thomson cleared for Montreal. with two coal barges: the taamer Rosemount arvived at 5 a.m. rom Montreal, and cleared at 6: o"- lock, for Ashtabula, to load coal, for dontreal. snes MADE OFF WITH $50, neak Thief Was Busy Again on Monday Afternoon. The sneak thief was busy again, on Monday afternoon, and as a result of us operations, David Evans, a well- mown Kingstonian, is minus $50, the wmount including a $20 gold piece. Mr. Evans has a room at the Con- tress hotel, and had his money lock- Wl up in a book case. Late in the af ernoon he went to the case amd ound that the door had been pried pen, and looking inte a box, he ound that the money was missing. fe reported the matter to the police. t was around five o'clock when he nissed the money. It would be a very asy matter for a thief to make his vay up the stairs and go into the wdrooms, and not be noticed by the ther roomers there. The breaking pen of the book case was a very easy natter. Several thefts of this kind have been eported of ate, and if it is continued 'omeone is sure to land in the police ells, and a stiff sentence is awaiting he first one to be found guilty of such a mean act. Julia B. Merrill will dear und to- Sowards HARD ON THE YAGRANTS. Police. The police are out with a big stick ster vagrants. They had better koep dear of the constables these days," or he trouble. ¢ This morning, Constables Mullinger wnmed David Cunvioghars, on 8 charge vagrancy, and he will be arrai 'wvdhe police court on Wednesday sonversation with a man on Brock bn eh Be han the con he little talk rather shor. : a --------------_ ------ 1 They Had Better Keep Clear of the arrest a man | THE DAILY BRFTISH WHIG, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1910. CITY AND VICINITY. Clark's Pork and Beans. Workmen who use Clark's Pork and Beans freely feel better and can endure more than those who confine them- selves more to a mest dist, and the cost is very much less. Wm. (lark Mir., Montreal. ---------------- Great Clearing Sale. Prevost, Brock street, has made 2a great reduction in price in the order snd resdymade clothing department, also in the gents' furnishings, to make room for his fall and winter importa- tions. Looks Very Bad. A local doctor who was twelve miles below Washburn, on Sunday, says things have a very dried up "ap: sachs are withered, Buckwheat has | grown up shout a foot and stopped for want of rain. fle says things have a much better appearance here than there. ------------ At the Police Court. There. was only one case at the police court, on Tuesday morning. A citizen ! was charged with neglecting to make | the sanitary improvements called for by the board of health, hut as it was shown that he had taken out a per mit for the work, the case was of) larged so that time can be given for | the carrying on of the work. ) Sea Coast Resorts, = The Grand Trunk railway system offers an unequalled service to the sea consi resorts of the St. Lawrence and Atlantic Ocean on the coast of Maine and Massachusetts. Through Pullmans are run to Portland and Boston. Night train - makes connection at Montreal with through train (parlor cars) to Portland and Old Orchard. Full in- formation at Grand Trunk eity ticket office. Has Made a Fortune. Joseph Jaquith and wife were in Gananoque a few days visiting Mrs, Jaquith's parents, Mr. and Mrs, (Connor, who were also entertaining | a cousin of Mr. O'Connor's, Charles' Ivan, and wife, children and mother, | of Rochester, N.Y., who have been mo- tering through New York state and Ontario. Mr. Ivan is well known both pearance, Grass, leaves and even sum- | 1 into the large wholesale i \ 'YOUTH BROKE | HAD BEEN SENTENCED TO TERM IN PEN. | Police on the Look-out for John | Roberts, Who Admitted Being | Burglar--Escaped When Awaiting ! Removal to Kingston. | The local police have received word {of a sensational escape, m from {the jail, at London, Ont., by John Roberts, a. twenty-year-old youth, ani sithough the last heard of him, he was heading towards the east, he is believed to have given Kingston and { vicinity, the go-by. One good reason for believing this to be the case, 14 the fact that he had i>een sentenced to three years in the penitentwary for theft, and he succeeded in making his escape, while awaiting his removal to the big prison. However, the police have heen potified in the various citi and towns, to' keep their weather eve open for him, and to nab him, if he happens to come thie way. tohetts pleaded guilty to breaking dry goods store of McMahon & Granger's, in London, and also admitted having bad a hand in a darinly ro'syery in the coal and wood yard of John Green, also in that city. He was given three years on. each charize the sentence to run concurrently, Roberts and another man, ¢ho = was serving a term un the jail, mdde their escape, at the same time. While their guard was away in another part of the yard for a few minutes looking af- ter some other prispners, they suc ceaded 1n climbing over a twenty-foot wall, and sb far as can be learned, have not yet begn recaptured, a'though the police have heen hot on their trail. They were traced as far as In- zersoll and Woodstock, but managed to keep clear of tne police. It is ro: ported that .at , Ingersoll, the two men apoeared on the main streets; and engaged in conversation with some acquaintances, 5 . It is claimed that both men are armed, and that they will put up 4 warm fizht before they will submit to eapture, v i i LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, in sport andj business in the states, and, like many Canadians, has made i eal : i a fortune in Uncle Sams domains. ! ] e A KINGSTON SHOW MAN. | J. H. Grohe, Who is at Lake Ontario Park. i J. H. Grohe, with his family, who | is giving exhibitions at Lake Ontario | Park, is an old Kingston boys His father, the late W. Grobe, kept a fur and hat store on the corner of | irock and Wellington streets, now oc- | cupied by. R. Waldron, "and in later years he occapied the premises where | Corbett's hardware store is at present. | Mr. Grobe married a Kingston and entered the employment of the Hudson 'Bay company. He afterwards removed to Se. Louis, where he died. Mrs. Grohe died some years later. J. H. Grohe was educated in ihe public schools of Kingston, many of his old schoolmates. He has now been in the show business twen: ty-seven years. He can only find one man in business now that was in the same place when he was 4» boy, W, Allen, shoe maker, Brock street. T, greater number of his old companio have passed away. WORKING AGAIN. Man Who Served Prison Term is Here Again, = This morning, the local liverymen were warned by one of their number to be on the lookout for a certain mun: who wanted (0 hire a horse and buggy. Last might he culled at Mc Ilquliam's livery, but could not be ac commodated, apd:perhaps luckily for the proprietor, for it is only three years ugo since the fellow hired a horse from the same place and traded it at Moscow, and then sold the horse he got by the trade. The fellow was run down by the police, and on being tried was sentenced io a tern in prise on. fle was recognized at Mcliqubam's and the owners of other liveries were notified to be on the lookout. It is learned that he called at a couple of other places to try and get a rig, but failed. "Talenm Powders." It pays to buy these at Gibson's Red Cross Prag Store. Newman & Skaw's "Parasols." The Thousand Island Park baseball team js anxious to meet the Victorias of Kingston in a game at the park. Hungry Little | Folks find delightful satisfaction in a bowl of toothsome A Post ~ Toasties © When the children' want lunch, this wholesome nour ishing food is always ready io and remembers School there are only tone of these schools. this The Positions Reversed. Kingston, Aug. 9.--(To the Editor): I noticed" in youl issue of the 6th inst, a statement made by the Town Watchman concerning the comparatwe results of th. public pod separate school, candidates at the present high school entrance examinations. After yuoting the percentage of successful separate school candidates as seventy- eight per cent. and successful public school candidates as sixty-six per cent. the Lampman attributes the cause of the greater separate school percentage to the fact that in the se- parate school of the city the classes are smaller and, therefore, tie teach- ors can give more individual atten- girl, In 1876, he moved to Winmpeg, (tion. I beg to inform the Lampman that he has the actual situation pre- cisely reversed. The total number of 'separate school teachers in this city is thirteen and over 700 students are enrolled in these schools, In St. Mary's six teachers and the average number of * pupils per teacher w 45, Through overerowd- ing, the principal of this school is compelled to teach junior and | senigr fourth classes combined, totalling fifty students and hence he cannot de- vate much more than sixty per cent. of the school day to the entrance class. In St. Viecent's Academy, sim- ilarly, there are only four teachers and the senior teacher is handicapped also with a junior fourth, in the same form with the swmiors. Does the Lampman consider that these separ ate schools have small forms and that the teachers can give more individ- ual attention than those of public schogls ? L I am informed: that the public schools in the city have ten teachers, and that in every public sehool in the city the entrance class is in a separate form by itself so that the entrance teachers can devote the en- tire day to them. Moreover in only 3 year, did the attendance in the entrance class exceed forty students while in Vietor- in and Central schools, there were slightly over thirty studedts. The Lampman will require to search some other avenue for the cause of the higher percentage of successful separ- ate school candidates.--~A Separate School Representative. MARRIED AT ST. MARY'S. Miss Bennett Becomes Bride of R. J. Flint. A very pretty wedding occurred this morning at 8:30 am., in St. Mary's chapel, when Miss Myrtle, daughter of William C. Benneti, University avenue, was united in marriage to R. J. Flint. The ceremony was per: formed by Rev. Pather Hanley, in the presence of a few invited guests. The bride, supported by her sister, Miss Grace Beapett, was becomingly dress ed in a gowh of allover embroidery muslin, with. a hat of cream mohair, «ith white ostrich plume. She wore the groom's gift, a 'beautiful gold watch and fob, and darried a shower bouquet of white roses, sweet peas and pretty fern. The groom was sup- by his brother, Thomas Flint. After the ceremony the party -- ve- ived © to the hounie of the bride's her, where a sumptuous wedding broakidst was pariaken of. The de corations were pink and white, The 's gift to the bridesmaid was a Beautiful signe Hin and to the an a stick pin. ¥ The ha couple will leave on the five 0 boat for Rochester and Auburn, N.Y. before retarning to their home in the city. : large number of beautiful oe T. J. LOCKHART, has tion as to its this large auditorium; seat;ng about 700 is filled during the early parts of the even'ng. The clean, attractive bill, which can always been the means of drawing people 10 the house, who have never been there belore. Last night's show was no ex- ception to the rule. Three big films of trated songs vy Hal Morgan Our Way" this week is Savings Department at Every Branch OF CANADA Satisfactory Service assured to all Business Entrusted to this Bank. j FOR then THE looking for. PUBLIC NOTICE L. WINSTIN BEGS TO inform the inhabitants of Kings ton and district that he intends to open business on Tuesday, August Sth, at 15% Veilin on Street. in the rooms 'over Cars hovsky's, as a Ladies' Custom Tallor with a choloe selection of the Latest Materials and Biyles. Every attention given style and fit guaranteed. Ladies' own ma- terials made up. Please & nd give me a trial, and 1 guaraWee satisfaction, L. WINSTIN. CURIOSITY. Leads to Investigation and Truth. What shall we do' to be saved ? was the title of one of Robt. Jagersoll's lectures. People of faith and people of no faith flocked to hear it. Thousands are asking, "What shall 1 do to get rid of dandrufi?" The answer is, "kill and wonder provements UALY FLOUR has the pproval of ay ------ + DOMINION LIFE ASSURANCE CO. the man who wants a squarede al and- a policy contract that is simplicity itself, MINION is the company you are J. K. CARROLL, 14 Market St. Ye Olde Irish Mill of our forefathers, with its slow work, | doesn't suffice for our rapidly (nereas- ing out 5.000 to and such flour pous Now our mills turn 1.000 barrels of flour a day, Bee and test the fam- population QUALITY BRAND, At the present in milling day im. Has it yours? If not, why not? Maple Leaf Milling Oo., ONTARIO ST. 'Phone 886. the germ that causes dandruff, falling hair and finally baldness: and the only thing that will do it 4s Newbro's Her picide. That is the 'very latest discov ery of the laboratory, and it is the only preparation that cimims to, or that will kill the pestiferous dandruff germ. It also is a delightful hair-dress ing, free from oil or grease or sticky substances. Try it and be convinced of us actual merit. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10e, in stamps for sample to The Herpi- cide Co., Detroit, Mich. One dollar bottles guaranteed. G. W. Mahood, special agent, BUILDERS. ALL KINDS OF LUMBER AT LOW PRICES, ASBESTIO PLASTER FOR SALE, ALSO COAL AND ALL KINDS OF WOOD, FOR SALE, The Albion Hotel property, corner Montreal and Queen stréets, Kingston, Will sell at a sacrifice. For particulars Keal Estate Agent, 159 Wellington St., Kingston. We recommend our work to be first class. Send a card and we will call for and deliver your laundry. We replace Without a Box of Chocolates from Grimm's. The best makes and always fresh. Grimm's 102 PRINCESS STREET. buttons free of charge. AT THE ORPHEUM THEATRE, Large Crowds Attend This Popular Amusement Place. Ever since the new Orpheus Yhéatre been taken over by the Griffin management there has been no ques. success. Every night be seen here . has moving pictures, "'Bear ye One Ano ther's Burdens" "Hearts in Unison" and the "Irony of Fate" pleased the large audience present. And two illus "Down and "Have YouGot Ano ther Girl at Home Like Mary" were sung in b's natural attractive way, it is Mr. Morgan's singing as much anything thateis making this house popular. The vaudeville bill one of the headliners. The Schiller Trio in their high class musical act made a decided hit. The vaudeville is chenged twice a week and the pictures three times AT LAKE ONTARIO PARK. A Five Bill is Being Presented This Week. i There was a very large crowd at Lake Gotario Park, last evening. The pavilion was packed and additional seats had to be provided to accommo date the additional numbers present. The programme presented was a new one. The pictures were very anvasing, specially "Ui fla at the Ball" and "Only. the Brave Deserve the Fair." Miss Ada Rosevear sang in fine voi, "You Look Just Like The Gil 1 Used To Know," and being recalled gave "Shoes And Socks ¥ Susan." 'The great attraction was the Grohe family, i of the father, two sons ter, Miss Charlotte, oilers. irda} wx and trained dogs Their PLLLLLLLL0LL00000 20000 L00LL000000000008 Best by Test! Try One in Your Home toned, A They are sweet and artistically designed, reasonably priced. KINGSTON'S LEADING MUSIC HOUSE. In all popular and classic Music in Book and Bheet Form. § Orders promptly filled. + 3 THE LIMITED, 232 PRINCESS STREET. $ Sowards Keeps Coal AND Sowards. HAVE YOU TRIED HIM? "Phone comilined contortionists, acrobats, ot | recety passed by any circus. They performed feats with grace and ex: pertoess whi stam them 8s art wits in their line. The, family will wd i during the wepk. We - 0 principal stores and THE CLUB HOTEL FLLING ST., near PRINCESS, tb, There are other hotels, but Nome roundings. y Located fn centre of i fo