From Trapper to _/eaver (Registered). - Reliable - Fur Storage Telephone 489, Our Waggon Will Call. JOHN McKAY, 149-135 fypck Street MAY Bee THE: BIG HOUSEFURNISHING- MOTH Our stocks are equal to the demand. We can help in Carpets, , Cur- tains, Furpiture or Repair Work. 1 se ee. Dining-room Suites, Bedroom Suites, Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloth, Linoleum, Curtains, Draperies, Shades, ete. Lawn and Verandah Chairs, $1.00, $1.50 up. Repair and Upholstering promptly and well done. _ Electric. Vacuum Cleaner your house cleaning for you. . Or you can use our $1100 per day. nT. F. HARRISON C0. will do small cleaner, = - Lace Curtains 1 Our showing of Lace Cur- talns in Irish Point, Brussels Net, Marie Antoinette, Arabian and Nottingham qualities, In White, Ivory and two tope ef- ~ fects Ate as §xquisite in design a8 the m fastidious could desire. "NOTTINGHAM ~=8peclal Values $1.26, $1.60. IRISH POINT CURTAINS, $3.50 to $8.00. MARIE ANTOINETTE from $6.00 upward. ¢ '° ARABIAN POINT, $3.50. SHRP EERRRRP PERE Ebr R. McFAUL. Kingston Carpet Warehouse. CURTAINS, at $1.00, Er Se4essuseedenss $2,800 Will Buy A Beautiful . Home Stone," with air space be- tween Giitside wall and plaster, large, ing-room WEHA4499Y48UEMes094 drawing-room and din , extension kitchen, four bedrooms, all beautifully, Bqaconied, b. and c. separate, open plumbing, Fh place, electric "lighty fire- te-glass windows and. h overlooking > Of space, within one block Spe e, e bloc 3 wiactonale Park aud the 35 George St. McCANN, ARO none. POR xe or TREE? sessessssessensses : a asses ster sods os J eame second, and E. seconds, overtodk him, and won THE SPORT REVIEW" IN READINESS FOR OPENING OF, BASEBALL LEAGUE. Thiamond: Will be Rolled Saturday' Morning--Mercantile, Meeting Last Night--Other Sport Notes. * Every thing is in readiness for game on Saturday, at the opening of the City Baseball league. Preparations have been going on for the past few wotks until now the last stroke has peen done, with the exception of roll- | ing the diamond, The officers of «+ the league aie looking for a larger attend- ance at the opening game, if it is fine, than has ever been 'there before. They are also looking for a record collection. The largest collection last season was a trifle over $70, but every- ope is looking for $100 tomorrow. Those who really enjoy a good base' ball game will drop in their quarter, | for . they say the game is worth it, hut it is hoped that those who do not | enjoy it will at least drop in a dime, There was a surprisingly large -num- her of nickels in the collections last year. The league is thankful for these but they think the games are alleast', worthndime. Cit zens are once more re- quested to support this orgamzation, which has done so much to bring amateur baseball to the front in this aty. : de Will Roll the Diamond. The rain to-day will put the dia- mond at the cricket field in very bad shape for the opening game on Sat urday. The diamond is of heavy clay, and the rain will make it very, packy. It will likely be rolled "to-morrow, morning about six o'clock. This aid the drying very much. ~ St. Thomas Won Again, "Chaucer" Elliott's St. Thomas (eam won again in the Canadian émse- | ball league game on Thursday, de- feating "Knotty" Lee's Hamilton team by 4 to 3. "Chaucer" played right field and made two kits at three times at bat. Guelph again beat London, 6 3, and Berlin wofi from Brantford by 13 to 6. Mercantile Baseball Meeting. The executive of the Mercantile base ball league had a meeting last evening | for the purpose of receiving entrance fees from the different teams. Printers wusted to have their team changed from the six o'clock to the five o'clock schedule, claiming that it could not play at six o'clock. Their request was not granted however, but ' it is probable that their 5" en will © be played at five o'clock, the op- posing team can play at hai time. Fair Grounds Need Repairing. It is said that the baseball diamond on the fair grounds is in very bad condition, and will have to be fixed ap before the games are to be played on Victorin day. 'The circus, * which was there last summer, cut the ground up in a number of pldces, and made. the place very uneven. Theres: were officials up at the fair grounds Thursday. looking over t and they were to decide her a new diamond should be chosen. Athletic Record of Classes. Following is the record of the indi- vidual standing of the different com- petitors in the athletics now being held weekly by the Y.M.C.A. This re cord only includes the first six in each class : : Junior 28; W. Carroll, 26; 22; S. Toland, 19; E. Simmons, 18; W, Simmons and LL. Watts, 17. ¢ Senior School Boys--J. Evans, 34; K. M¢Kenzie, 29; D. Douglas, 26; J. Mills, 23; B. Barnum, 17; R. Good- earle, 12. Business Boys--B. Barry, 39; R. Langdon, 30; E. Fleming, 258; H, Ken- nedy and I. Myers, 25; G. Suddard, 93: K. Mullin, 19. Seniors F. Beckwith, an; ing, 27; J. Adams, 25; H, H. Singleton, 10; F. Keill, Neat little cups are 2 awarded at the end of June for the one in each class having the highest number of points, The competitions are grow- ing keener, ! School Boys--A. McBroom, G. McBroom, 22; G. Flem- oo 2 Easiness Boys Compete, The: business boys of the Y.M (A, held their regular 'weekly "handicap athleties last evening on Queen's ath- lotic field. From, the three-yard mark BB. Barry won the fifty yards dash. H. Kehnedy, "who was out four yards, Fleming with one vard hanMicap, captured third posi- tion. "The one lap run was -interest- before the speed of E. Po who cov- conds led until the stretch was reach- ed, when R. Myers, who had twenty ou with a burst of speed. 8. Davis ut B. Barry struggled for third ition, bat crossed the- tape' ed and peck. The hop, step. and jump fell down before the speed of E. g, who cov the | will | situation, = 30 stood pext in line, and R. Myers © third oe the individual standing for the an thn di cup, B. Barry \ stands { nighest with a total number of points thirty-nine. R. Langdon is 'second bay thirty; Pleming third, having twenty-eight; Kennedy and Myers are in fourth position with twenty-five; Suddard is fifth with twenty-three, and K. Mullen sixth with sineteen. Baseball on Thursday. oo ' ' Eastern lea Jersey City '5, Tor- onto 4, Montreal 1, Baltimore 0; Buf- falo 6, Newark 1. Rochester 3 = Pro vidence 1. American loaguo--Cleviland 9, Wash-, New ington 6. Chicago. 12, Boston 8. York 3, St. Louis 1. Detroit 9, Phila- delphia 4. National league--Brooklyn 2, Cinein- nati 1. St. Louis 3, Boston 1. Chi cago 11, Philadiciphia 3. Pittshurg 6, New York 1 CITY AND VICINITY, Stock up For Victoria Day. (One dozen bananas and one dozen oranges for 25¢., at Carnovysky's. "Lost Two Cows. James Scott, living near Cross Lake, 'had two valuable cows bu to dyarh a few days ago, as the jyesult of a bad bush fire in that neighbor- hood Work in the West. A telegram received at Labor hall, 'on Friday, stated that there was work in Saskatoon for all the brick: layers who would go there. The mess age stated that there 'would be steady work until the fall; wages sixty-five cents per hour, nine hours per day. Met With Accident. Mrs. John Hays, of Arden, is a pa- tient at the general hospital. Some time ago she slipped and twisted her !ankle. She is doing nicely, but will {be confined to the hospital, for a coyplé of 'weeks. Mr. Hays was in the eity, to-day. s i | Blood Poisoning Prevented. wo You heed have no fear of this dead- "ily disease if you apply "Mecca" Uint- ment promptly to every cut, burn, bruise, scald, scratch, boil or sore spot of any 'kind. "Mecca" Ointment {kills the poison, restores a healthy | condition and quickly heals. 25¢c. -at any drug store, | Struck by Lightning. I. On Thursday night lightning Struck the résidence of Edward Griffin, who lives on Wolfe Island. Very little dam- age was done, aml the fire was easily extinguished. The owner's son suffer eduslightly from the shock. A team of horses belonging to Ed- ward White was killed by the storm also. Residents of the island say the storm was one'of the heaviest that has been'experienced there in years. i Excellent Programme, Do not fail to drop in at the King Edward and witness one of the best ' programmes seen in L this ¢ity for some time. Special Saturday matinee, we ow re much- eof photo pl» Though Your Sins Be As Scarlet," sermon in pictures that awakens ith in us the realization of our highest possibilities and teaches us. a lesson through the eye to the mind and makes a lasting impression for good. -- Need of More Noon Cars. The need of two street cars at noon was never more clearly felt than, to- day, as people were going home to dinner. The up town ear was crowded when it left the 'market, and it picked up small loads at every corner. By the time it waa half way up town, it was packed and quite a number were left standing' on the corners unable to get on. H the street railway eom- pany would put two cars on at noon they would be filled, for there are many who will not ride on loaded cars, Will Submit a Remon. The special committee will present their report, relative to the alleged irregularities in regard to the recent purchase of a school site, by the pro- perty committee, at the next regular meeting of the hoard of education. While it is known that the committee will report that they have been un- able to find anything wrong, and that they believe that there was no ground whatever for the charges, it 18 alsd understood that they will have something to say about the way in which such street . rumors go the rounds, - Civic Holiday July 31st. The civic finance committees will re- commend to the city council at its next session, that the civic holiday be held on Monday, 'July 3st. Kingston Old Boys, of Toronto, are running an excursion 'here on' July 20th and will thus be enabled to enjoy the holiday with! thefr "friends and' relatives here. Kingston Old Boys in Chicago wrote ered thirty fest six inches. E. Lang- Do You Suspect Your Kidneys Pain in the back Is not the onl symptom of kidney trouble. A ooh more frequent indication is. general weakness--while other common symptoms are furred tongue, dis- tastg for food: headache, and Kreat depression of- When the k Spirits. fail - in thelr work, from inflammation or Bright's Disease, "the impurities inevitabl feturn to the blood and that is-t beginning of impaired digestion and alling health! with nervous irrita- rie and a 'dropsical condition. For 34 years Warner's Safe' Cure has been restoring health to sufferers in all es 5 Kidney qomplaint. Put up in sold by druggists AE Warner's Safe Pill Ton an and billodsness are "We will send a sample oils ot E t with hls, tree on equest _ Al we mention the Daily British Mg w when B ing Warners Sate t, 4 size. and "Jham are a hundred to say that they were intending to run an excursion here some tis "this {summer, and they will be notified of ' the. holiday here; and an effort will be made to have both extursions on the same date. If such a thing should »00me 10 pass it would mean a glad laday for a great number of homes in eity. Tf TAPS A RICH COUNTRY. The Contract for Line Has Been Awarded. J. P. Mullatkey -will build sixty-six orthern.. RR..| miles of the Canadian N will follow the Bay of Quinte, From the latter point it runs north iwith a deflection a few points to the east in almost a straight line to the capital. The most important town which it will pass is Sms Falls. Tt will cross the Westport by this railway a en 8 and Ottawa was described by a per son familiar with its topography as |being practically level and "as being of general excellence for agriculture, Smith's Falls and Syden- minor lakes, and (the country ie fall of aftrartions for, ourints, | obstinate sore perfectly. 19, 1911. ------ ~ FORCE THE COMPANY, IN FRIDAY, MAY pC . White Re ~ Cook Book of ENLARGE. THE SPAN CATARAQUJI BRIDGE. City Council 76 he This -- Plans. of Engineers for Harbor are Accepted. The joint 'meeting of the civie fin- ance committee and the marine com- | mittee of the board of trade, on Thurs | Comprising day evening, 'decided to ask the city Household Recipes, Menus, Dinner council 'to take s steps to compel the Giving, Table 'Etiquette, Care of the Cataraqui Bridge company to enlarge Sick, ete., ete. the span in the bridge, so ds to per-| mit-of larger vessels getting into the H. lower part of the harbor. As the city, corporation owns three-fifths. of the stock in the bridge, it will have al good share of the bill to foot. : It is understood that some oppoki- tion to this course was taken at the meeting, as the process. will be slow. | It was suggested that it would be far! better if the city would buy the bridge TO Asked to Dot « Government | Dredging | By Hugd Yue Steward | White House. th e Cooking, Toilet 'and This work contains over 1,600 wuseholdd Recipes. Nothing relating to pr actical housekeeping is omitted. Splendidly bound iy, enamelled cloth; | beautifully illustrated and contains nearly 600 pages. Price $1.25 enim ss ot [Vest Pocket Toast Book brightest Vest "Packet Books Saalfield's Standard Vest Pocket This -ecallection" uf the best, Webster's Pronouncing Dictionary. and wittiest toasts for every possible occasion will be found indispensible t Contains over 28,000 words; also . : the public man at bangtets, dinners, Measurements, Countries of the } en Legal Holidays, ete. band te. Made in vest pocket form that it Postal Infor- © World, may be at hand whefi needed, Cloth Binding 25¢ Leather Binding 50c mation, Price in Cloth 15¢ Leather Bound 25c¢ at a low figure, and put in the wpan | itself. According ~ to Po the bridge company, it seems, is bound to make |, the bridge suitable for navigation.' The committees decided "to accept the | plans of the Dominion government. en- giveers with reference to improvements in the lower harbor. These engindevs | have made careful surveys, and their re ports dn what is necessary are the ° INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. proper ones . to follow. It is hoped | work. The marine department will be | notified at once as to what the ¢ity wishes. The sum of fifty thousand dol- | lars has been voted for the harbor work. - Regarding . porters on Their Rounds. Save money at Best's to-morrow | Dr. Campbell, of Arden, is in city Dr. W. C. Barber went to on Thursday. Special this week, suit cases, 50 for $1.50. Dutton's. the Calaraqui bridge, there Toronto are two questions before the city council, 'which ~ will have to decide $0. whether it will conform to the wishes | of the Dominion Marine Association, and have #& new bridge erected = at | received at McAulsey's. Phone 778. Belle's Island, or retain the bridge in' Mrs. Josepph Jecquithi Stuart its present location. Will it incon- venience the people of Kingston and '0 Gananoque. of Pittsburg, and the military, by | Ogdensburg Will Do It," agreeing to put the brid® a mile slogan adopted by the business further down the harbor ? The idea of #8Sociation of that city. those who are opposed to a change of |! Cunpinghiam, piaso tuner, position is to. make a span in the King street. Leave orders at centre and build the bridge so that iv | Auley' 8 bookstore. can be used for dockage. The objec-| Prof. John Macnaughton, tion that the water below would be- university, Montreal, is come stagnant could be met by the placing of tunnels in the bridge | through which small craft can pass. worth 4 is of McGill en route tc ; Engldnd to spend the summer. | cream bricks." Those who pretend ie | that HAD SORE 4 YEARS. ! "Teo Gibson's. to know say the water in the St. Lawrence river will commence middle of June. Special to men. Save from 81.25 by buying your boots All new" stock. 209 Zam-Ruk Healed It in Hew Weeks. Have you some old wound or sore © which® has defied all. doctors' rem- Dutton's. edies? If so, yours is a case for cess street, Zam-Puk. John H. Sutherland Mr. Oliver Sims, of Purvis, Man., 'motor boat, Minora, writes: "I had an old irritating "lly, of Montreal, sore on my forehead that had trou- resident here. bled me for four years. Zam- Buk | "Gibson's for ice cream bricks.' was recommended . t¢ me and in al Members of Hugh de Payvens pre marvellously short time it healed the Wier preceptory, No 1, Kingston, will You may 'atteud the big conclave in Watertown, depend upon it that after this proof N.Y., in June. of its power we will never be without | Special! Corsets, four hose sup a box of it.' porters, - 50c., $1; 'motor veils, all As a rapid and certain. healer of 'colors, Sic; 'New York Dress Reform, ulcers, . al ye, piles, inflamed 209 Princess street. places, cuts, burns, bruises, . scalp| Thurston Lewis, of Watertown, sores, eczema, eruptions, etc, you completed arrangements for the organ. can get nothing to equal Zam: Buk. ization of the Clayton professional All druggists and stores at 50c. box band for the summer. or post free for price from Zam-Buk "Gibson's for ice cream bricks." Co., Toronto. Try Zam-Buk ° Soap It is estimated that the farmers in for tender skins and baby's bath. 25¢. | northern New York who tablet. | sugar bushes Have realized Gver $20, 1000 from their product this season. satis- | Save repairs by having revolving rub faction to a man in being a fool ber heels, put on without extra Vharge, when the reason for it is the way he | 15c., 25c., 35¢. per pair. Sole agents, has a lot of money he can spend being | Dutton 8, 209 Princess street, it. The Y.M.CA. Canoe Club will leave Hearsay evidence should be at 2° pm. Saturday, for Barker's taken as substantial proof. | Point, where a baseball game will be "lee cream bricks." Gibson's. played. All canoeiste are asked © te join in the trip. The International Association of Fire Engineers convention with be held in Milwaukee, September 19h to 22nd. Chief Armstrong, of Kingston, will attend. *lee cream in bricks."" Gibson's. Oldest established corset firm Kingston. Still leading Over fift kinds to .choose from New York Dress Reform, 209 Princess street Cape Vincent Eagle: Cape Vincent and other river towns are doing {ly without typhoid®fever this spring most people drink raw St. Law | rence river water, too The nine-months-old child of Mr Mrs. Vincent Mallen, Ridear street, passed away, Friday, after being ill only two days. Cofivulsions was the jcause. The funeral pill téke place, Saturday, - Prevost, Brock stred¢t has Sle at Prin has sold to H. R. who is to be his Con- a There seems to ve .a heap of never mn nice nnd and so it's time to buy HOLIDAY HATS In this store you will find at he Diggest variety, - whe ther it be a Soft. Hat, Straw Hat, Panama or Stiff Hat. leading and received his order clothing department, also in ready-made clothing and gents' fum ishings department, They are all well assorted with new goods. The funeral of the late took place from his late residence Barriefield, T%day morning, to St Mary's cathedral, where a solemn re quiem mass was said for the repose of his soul. The remains were interred in St. Marv's cemetery. Special ~ to. women. Save by buying boots at Dutton's. Pumps, Oxfords, high, boots, ete. All 'new stock, well-known makers; Macpherson, etc. 209 Princess street On Friday, Mary O'Driscoll, widow, of the late John Regan, passed away at the residence of her daughter, Mrs Harrigan, Rideau street. Deceased was Ja well-known resident, and had resid. od here for a number of years. She was a Roman Catholic in religion and leaves a grown- up family family. Improving the | the Style. Boston Globe. "1 don't liké my new gown - very well," said the lady. "The material is awfully pretty, and the style is all right, but it needs something, to. im- piove the shape of it." Why," suggested Wer friend, "don't you let some girl wear it? v John Cherry We sell the makes. Waverly Hats, Piccadilly Hats, a 20. Hawes $3 Hats. Vol Gal, $3 and £4 Hats Stetson, $4 and $5 Hats. best money dearest other Everything good in Caps an be had here. Hundreds nf from. 15e to oe reeeaem-- : 1t is easy to see the folliss--mot. our own. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Bare Always Bsght | Bears the Signature of other man's © Hat Specialists. : 126-128 PRINCESS ST. that a dredge will very shortly be at Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up by Re- William Swaine, piano tuner, Orders street, has left on a visit to her home the meh's 21 Me to rise about the has operate all his spring and summer goods for | © Sale threeimch The "College Book Store, 260 PRINCESS STREET E FINEST BOOK STORE IN EASTERN ONTARIO. * Phone 919 Bar- Brooches Protect Your Furs BUY A MOTH-PROOF BAG. ------ We have them in different sizes from the short jacket size to the long Ulster. SLENDER PINS 14K GOLD, WITH SETTINGS OF SINGLE CORAL, AMYTHEST, PERI- FDOT, OR AQUA-MARINE, ON PERFECTLY PLAIN BARS, OR SETT IN THE MIDDLE OF A BAR 'OF PEARLS THESE PINS ARE NEW, AND HAVE A VERY PLEASING APPEARANCE SMITH BROS. Jewellers, Opticians. "#50 KING STREKT. Issuers of Marriage Liconses. LONG OF With these bags there is no danger from moths, roaches, dust, vermin or mice, No pasting, gluing or sewing is required; the patent fastener is secure. L I Pateht Clothes Hooks inside. Try Moth Proof Sheets for wrapping up bedding or lining trunks or boxes. Thesé are 40 inches x 48 inches, and are only bc each. -------------- Dr. A. P. Chown, 188 Pl PIN CSS 'Phone $43. eececcsccescesssese ~ Saturday ) ro STREET. tR0000000000OCVPOCOEOCIY 0000000000000 000000000 00000000000000 W0000E00000000000000000000¢0 a Specials Ladies" White Waists 69c. Ladies' Price. Men's Heavy Wool Sox, 12ic pair. Ladies' Cotton H ose Tan or Black, fast co- lors, 15¢ pair, * Odd Pieces of Mohair Dress Goods, Summer weight, less than half price, 153c a yard. MADE OVER AND EPAIRED W. F. GOURDIER Real Bargains in Real Estate brick, modern { i | Suits, Half Hs Street, rooms Queen eight mentd, ho for 117 Earl B. & ( Wellingto five rooms Montreal rooms, B stable Barrie rooms, RB cominins improve and gns x2 40) t water furnasce Street, brick, eight hight, for brick room, , electric £2 Sem) Wr Street lot Street, &. Veneer hx 132 £1,500) brick oi rod yard £1 Lace Curtains 30¢, 1, $1.35 a pair. : Curtain Muslins, 10c, 12ic, 150 a yard. Big range of Ging- hams and Chambrays, Checks, Stripes and Plain Colors; perigetly fast. 10¢, 124c, I5ca vard Fo 159 wht and OHH) 15% ew brick, furnace, pas, aml £1 S00 eight 75 (9, deep Jot Albert BB. & ( Fire treet roan $2.50) frame, "sit deep lot Dy =i » sid rent collected ses to rent urgnce at lowest raise * + 9 'MULLIN, THE REAL ESTATE MAN, «Corner 'Johnson and Division Sts. Phone 539. i b Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. -------------- Wood's Phosphodins, Jha Groat Tagish Temedy NOTVOuS PE A makes new y= Mes, in Worry, ous Debil ia and Bra : Des matorrhad, a of diac or Eo et Efe tx e or Ercesséy, Sar i an wit allied in mphict Co Toronto, Ont fan we 'wash 'em? Can we ? Why, that's ene of our fortes---washing . Lace Curtains. ~ KINGSTON LAUNDRY Lor, Princess and Sydenhar Sts. "Phone 22. Take it From the Senate. Hamilton Herald Mr. Borden suggests that 1 divorce committee allow a high judge to hear the evidence ir cases. Quite right mud Jet the Tdecide the cases. on ueir ad & In short, take ment and wive it to e-whould be * sik ribbon, French We divorre out ves glo Pution's, : She, chamois Ade, wilk isle. hose, Prices street,