? : STANDARD BANK Tomy COUNCIL ADOPTS]USING ANOTHER 'DIVER OF CANAD {| THE PAVING "REPORT OF THE!TO EXAMINE VALVE IN INTAKE 4 or Te - BOARD OF WORKS: PIPE FOI LEAK. 3 i -- The Accounts of Eorvorbtions, Merchants, By-Law Was Passed for the Con-| Waterworks . Committee Orders Manufacturers and Individuals Solicited. struc'ion of the Work--Asphalt Search to be Continued--The Re- Blocks for Business Streets Was commendations of City Engineer : Small Savings Bank Accounts receive Vanainions Detitrs Cre: | Special Attention. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TU ESDAY, MiY 30. 1911. jo.» 2 . trm-- At last, it has been mally decided {| The waterworks . committee decided AT [to have a pavement put down om | at its meeting' on Monday, afternoon rd some of the business streets © of the | to make ther attempt to discovau i LAMBER I Merchant ailor |= th "loaks 'in the intake pipe by mens wa | At' 'a special meeting * of the | ing another diver to 'make an examin- Women's Patent Ankle Strap Pumps, Ts : | eity council, on Monday wight, at |ation of the valve 1,300 feet out, on J . . High H : SKE HORE abort eating 2 nat duit aN0:. you want som | whieh all the members were present, | Wednesday. It t wus thought that the Women's White Canvas 178 Pumps High Heels, ap-to-date $200 on abot + Bg 8 with th cep ' % d | valve may not be properly adjusted pe . hing suitable for the season. Go to Lambert's and hdve the Suit: made 4 Lhe 'ex pr i Son of Alds. Shaw and The details of the tests were leit to and Tie Oxfords _$L 90, 1 7 and 2 re to-orar This is the est-way--to-gei satisfactory clothing, because then | trong. Abe, report, of Shaglnt) wf of TEA ee siperiitondin tg er - . . ag jor ® ¥ pavin w dopte ¥ 3 be HEH 4 » 1 EN 3 you can select the fabric, dictate the style, and get the body lines fo sult by-law nr the aE wcnpuel; an Fo and AM. Carson atinounces thet shore Girls . Ww hite Canvas Strap ed Tie ar individuality 1 e Ph + ; " ; : ' you I taht Sa Light Browns, nd Navy Blue styles are the best colors {work wis given its first reading . | water will likely he pumped for a week Shoes, sizes 11 to 2 = $1.25 Other Values $2.50 8.00 up to 4.50 ~ . 1 ' " » . i On the recommendation of the board | 20d he wants the people to put aside for Spring and Summer / i ly of drinking t .2 : table |of works, the report being presented | 3 Week's supj g water to- ha R 9 : A Two-piece. Suif, made to fit looga and easy, 1s cool and comfortable ' Poy P » night, so as not to drink' the * con Sizes 8 to 10 1-2 1.00 [by the chairman, Ald. Rig the t cather. * You will find prices very reasonable -- ney, the ten an for the hot weather ) I Ider, of the Conerete Construction com- | tominated water that will be pumped. | Sizes 3to 7 1-2 T5¢ d 85¢ - - ipany, of Guelph, Ont., was acorpted if the leak is not found at the valve, | Des J lo 4 1-& : : ' a ' Oo f the lengths will | i t t {to construct an asphalt block Pave { the joihls of 1 KX 5 moe "hi olis x Thos. Lamb ert, 157 Princess res (ment on Wellton nat Dock Pave | horoughly. examined. '§ White Polishes 10c, 15¢, 25¢ ---- rm------ eee - ---- -- Princess gnd Brock streets: on Brock 1 The committee decided to use every ~ street, from Wellington to King: om | possible means to locate the leaks. | King. Hon Brock t Clarence, ad oat poommendations have bem received LIST YOUR PROPERTIES NOW J |i from King to nia nl | om the sity socio. ad Ad" Cor- for the sum = X15,701.20 i nw . who has had miuch experience inp FOR SALE OR TO RENT l Noyes Firaham . was im the , Slime, faving. hd lan . in Rive | an olhe ne mbers nese t were 1 3 pe . SALES NBUOTIATED, . . RENTS COLLBOTED. FAR Bailey. Carson. ly « lage: thought that the Military Collage en-| INSURANCE. ton, 'Filioti, Fair, Fraser, Givens, |Zi0eers mip ht have some suggestions i * CONVEY ANU ING AND REAL ESTATE. | to offer. They mig ht fin sw of some! { Hanley, Harrison, Harty, Hoag, Kent, new methods | E. Blake Thompson; rn Het am, McCarthy, Rigney, Superintendent Hewitt said that ! here y various y s to bé em-} OVER NORTHERN CROWN BANK, MARKET SQUARE, B | Ald. Kigney moved, seconded by re var ode thon Roy m-) ' "Phone 286. KINGSTON, ONT. Ald. Carson, that the report of the | ved if the committer desired. H the yal's board of works, be adopted, and it | S417 proseu A ro ir. cit] IF YOU WANT A PRETTY carfial § . : : i colored water could be uted. - Arne DY Aa tpanimous vote, a z : : Ald. Carson first explained P t 1zed oo some mformation regmrding the plained that thd € on $ {different kinds of pavements had been ar pe pipe, Jad ult Hi i wil ! : - - . 2 " jEiven by Ald. Rigney, who made an any leaks, when the pipe was under | Beef " We Believe in Economy and in Safety, Mrs. Housekeeper [epection of diferent pavements, with | yytor "pressure. He imac had -- then - | the city engineer. Then the necessary " . 3 . ; gone to City Engintor Craig sk I d WwW 2 - {hy law was earried, : _ {ed him if he had an din Bg ron an me CX M E TO OUR ST i? » OF COURSE YOU DO. EDDY'S "oa Silent" {, Ald. Rigney, in spenking of the tif-| ake Ald, Carson said (hat dn oo ME t STORE. 0 (ferent pavements, stated that he re | heer had not wi 1 hy Uae, eh \ aa : : Economy in little things is : : i : ¥ given anvthing new nutritive stimulating Just as important as economy ; AND jrurded Tied ee Be Bo. i the except to advise that all the joints be | Tonic - Wash Skirts Bi S in big things, and then there > SAFE i" » Jae nea) ' i yuk he So. : he and ie cleared of mud, ete He then read onic : . g aving on 5 embers o re OAT ere "oH at city engineer had to s - is surety, EDDY'S SAFE "Royal GOOFGE™ J |meveive. 'wis "beet vitrie rch | Yat the cits enineer Bad to say: | nal a ea back || New Summer Dresses When ypu light a fire it was found to be too noisy ) Engineer's Recommendations Wash Skirt, neatly tfimmed takes only ONE EDDY Match; ARE THE : Sale, Speaking of the sheet concrete, Ald. | his letter of the 246i] with 3 rows good insertion Our $3.75 Special is'a very - not two or three If it takes fas letter o we 26th, to the : This is a very neat 1 stylish ¢ J) igmey suid it could be regarded as! i 3718 a-very neat and stylish fine, silky Mull Dre ry two or.three of other than Sure, being cheap, but he Jooked upon Mt) as J At, Ae Bs oy - HE AT C { skirt. ie prettily trimmed uy JDY'S, it's better to get . Tre : x 4 . ei as "a -shopt a we valve 1, : » - a . EDDY'S 3 will Silent expensive at any price. It was hhrd hyo. feet out should first be 'tested . i ONLY $1.75 Each. YOURS FOR $3.00, EDDY'S that Hight the ) . I . on horses, noisy, would pot. stand ker*Brpey if the leak still ex stad the id ! ; Yur 23 in . first time and every tm "Strike Anywhere' vice, and would have to be yangon | from the W hy Hie joa s i $5.00 Dre BES ark of a a < CHE . eh. The cost would be $¢ 20: for | Bar} 3 lo that valve "Another good style is a fine finer quality. with\ more and And EDDY'S MATCHES ARE Matches pe a we b "Uf tor hontd be tested pressure, after Duck Skirt, trimmed with imi- prettier (rimming y ST, h ol J _-- Fg 4 a * clay, muck, ete, has been washed tation lace insertion and 2 "oe » ® SAFE, vigil to sheet conerete. we afphalt | sway from 4 m » engineer said PROUSE'S DRUG STORE panels, each having 5 pleats SPECIAL PRICE, $4.25, SURE EVERYWHERE IN CANADA. yr OCKs Would cost $2.71 per square ihe understood thers were . y : ome ' rer s = et Pvard. Wood blocks were regarded 6s | spots in the | OUR BEST $6.50 DRESS ALWAYS " } Faerie . - | 1 intake on the outer side Opposite Bt. Andrew's Church. A Good Full Skirt, : and SILENT || ack ron EDDY Mohs J icc, cxprmsve. wt. sho0 ner maar foi" he valve. 3 pressice even of ten "Phone 81 ONLY #225. YOURS FOR 83.30. vard, with an additional cost of about | ty pounds cain result, he said * would %3.75 for the foundation result in no' great -Name-style-of- Shog-ine Gun Atal $200 endl : harm to such weak The estimated cost in the by-law for spots for the reason that if. thes can s wessure they shouk y - AR AE : a Saves "t En a ARE RE | Wellington street,' Princess to Brock | eepaired in some. mare Sheil fue EXCEPTIONALLY NEAT STYLES IN NEW HOUSE DRESSES, ' , ¥ of eo some more 'substanti a | streets, estimated cost of improve: | manner than at present HE 600,000 pacts of water, there will be $2.49, $2.95 and $3.25 Each, lments, $5,253.38; cost to municipality, Continuing - the' engineer reported no possible Tnfection of intestinal bac . . . . | $2,858.53. t "If the above measures are not Luffici- | teria, so Dro Connell informs me. The You will find a world of | Brock street, Wellington to King ont to locate the leakage in the in|" hole success "of this treatment of comfort in one of our . 03.34; cost to municipal | Ake, it must exist in some one * of | COUrse depends on the mixing appara SEE THEM AT 3.21 he individual lengthe of pipe in the | U8 being of a proper design and un the work is given as follows {not stand this King ®treet, Brock to, Clarence | intake; and not at the joints. It will bw constant supervision . - \ - streets, $4,762.98; cost to mumicipal- | be time enough to deal with the mat ied, owing to the fact that samples Li ht Summer Suits vy. $3,379.60 | ter of possible leakage at rivets or t2%en at the mouth of the intake have] A ¥ ( laren e street, King to Omtario {ether parts of the individual lengths recently shown uliection of intestinal : sireets, $4,180.18; cost to mumicipad- | of pipe when the valve aud the joints | bacter in it is evideut thal under cer ity, $1,862.56. | have been tisted." . i tain conditions of weather sewage | . Ald. Rigmey placed before the coum | On the 29th, the ¢ngineer wrote the carried out towards the mouth of the j€il a report of the trip he and the city following letter to Ald. Carson :-- intake. I would suggest that 5 com tengineer made recently, to inspect dif "Referring to my report of the 26th prehensive study be made of the wat ferent pavements, which wax brimful {inst | beg to state that | have ' ex. | *f @t the mouth of the intake unde » of useful mlorpation, and which show | amin 1 Dr. Connell's reports dealing all conditions of wealh:r Should Phin] me------ m------ wo sins - m-- | ed that" the question had been thor j with the condition of the water sup- Stuy or aa Yhe fact that the y u in addition of the present intake pipe |§& 2 ---- oughly gone ini into. {ply and would submit the following in | . i ion Bans hI i ons show s out further and into purer water, and Live Out Doors This Weather paia------ | comection with my said report :-- intestinal acteria, I would conclude 1 take pipe. The dispoial that whether the leak th stesent | #180 a new intake pipe we dispoia » ! 4 3 | ' " » : op i i / : ir a l SU NDAY 1 BAL L AT CAPE. 1 Prior to dhe renewal ' the in intake is Jocated hnd re = red &¢ of sewage by © bacteriological treat pif ---- shore section of the intake, almost all ¢ ne paved Bat, 1 went was regarded @8 expensive hut How it is Viewed by Ministers of samples even in five e.c quantities | 97¢ of several plans should be adopt | Me? ¥ sed that 3 - day it w Id . » » , 3 i 1 oe ' tL was agre ' SO ak y > . : A x | arious Churches, showed intestinal baeteria. Since then, * YM ry ! i Leading Tailors. Princess & Bagot Sts§ | Vagious On according 10 samples during the. oe | "1y To extend the present intake in. |e necessary, when the Canadian gov ; on A 1 Residents A Ape Vincent, NE uu BID i . . w pure water drament refuses to permit sewage to 4 io RAR RARER RE A AA | having quite lively times as the 're 3 To lay a new ht ter navigable streams ddd | iis 2c. samples i 4 2 2 intake into pur nter naviga [ Hr sult of Sunday bdseball there This { 0 fifty ec. sample Also during the water n Tate 1 ! Alds, Carson, Huaoley, Litton wl ibs ¥ | pothesinsts | Ve that shore: water was being |v? : $i : : , NY t pamped, 'about a week. ago, 'Hic spo 4. To. construet an intercepting | Ross were the members of the of CTY 0; a petition ag Isucceaded in getting a srie¥ of Sua sewer and plant for bacteriological | Mijles present fay 0 ORé. 6.6 1 ; treatment of the city's sewage The committee granted: the Rs 0 The clergymen were appealed to. Two |'f¢ €.C. Samples, even alter treatment A o W stiar and 1). Wood fen hi A 0 A the Sunday baseball the | U3 the lime process with three timPs "In the meantime, and until it ' f Charles Kellar ame td ROAALAN i { denounced ] We M ' : wseertaing t . " $ ha ol Johns street, between ov | Anglican minister did not sav am he amount reguired for water pumped uitied that th wate at: the By: 18 mani " V; "i . 3 } : rough the intake take is pure, and whether or not the | Toromto and Victoria streets . | thing, and the Roman Catholic priest ' gp putake, i leakuira he intak . id. Ros sked how many dead Y i n . 3 {was in favor of it, and aced the Gn the 3ed, dtl and Sth inst, | '0%%nge in the intake is repaired, the t oss a ) graced ¥ 11 shin ha cH imps taken at the intake showed gn BemiCal treatment of water should be nds still existed (hroughout the ty continued." Superintendent Hewitt said he could Large Selection of Woollens to choose from. nt month, there is intestinal bacterih Fesason some of 1 hes fen : Tg) [day games arranged to be played off, | Water © showed intstinal bacteria in {field with his presence. X prominent minister in Syracuse, N.Y., was sap. | *ight infection with intestinal bacteria BI] shy ce amounts ---- not tell offhand. Twelve had been cut . ny ' ¥) \ {pealed to do lénd his inflaence to put | : " WHEN YOU REQUIRE ANY [unio o> 90 lind his infliente to But 0 OE uaa] ou Dr. Connelis Joints Not Washed Out. wt dast year. It would be impossible practices was on Satur ¢ i ti 1 {- but ' 1 'a out : I the dead-end "i fin that the deputation waited on ports would be .; I he yuestion vans asked -b Ald ou " 3 : rt 3 the of him. He told them he would give t, that the tests for "leakage in! Litton if the .joints bad all been clear. | 105% Mm the matn portion of the a Tinsmithing, Gas~Fitting, Plumbing J {tin te iid, them be woukd give | Gist, that the testy foi teaknge | Litton if the joints had 1 been lear: | 41h be commected Sanday he wont ro ine hail Ski and | the 26th, be" undertaken at once, and {they had not been, hecaise twa "Uncle Tom's Cabin 2 - : | witnessed the game, and on Monda if the leak detected that it be , re- |p, hought there were leaks at his or Hot Water, Heating Done lasted the BNE: is Monday 11 ihe t thought thers wero leaks at" thi b> or" Cnmpiont and truest VERANDAH ARM oints diver stated that stag ctures ever created i on him for his answer Le said he ' he teste for leakage as) Id 1 i a te wi . BR ¥ ou ake a week to wash thé jot . CHAIRS AND ROCKERS ' Pp Oli y y ~ nrres d cate the les 3 ; ' # cotton picking scene in the v CA Li Ul ld not fight it. & gested do not Tocate™th e leak, that {of the muck around them at i: a 3 i 1 i Gentlemen, | saw _the game of ball, ig to the great demand foi water Superintendent Hewitt claimed th Praduetios , gs be " Cabin," which is 007 be see vesterday," he announced. "and every uring the hot Samer nenths, and : " pa; 3 | i : A the fact of the joints bein COvere i b al or ree sides 30. a 7 thing was conducted in a quiet way. [0 : to the fact that further tests | op i 1 2s being. covers ; and Opera House, on Saturday In red or green shades Boal ims inion: t} wi wit i " - 3 tal i with mud was the best proof that th 2p matine: i nicht. Tt a . . Oo NOse Wy WS al Season ie ay » y 3 un wl Ol Ha i . 5 . 5 . pio ithe ' Re hehly prolong lire did not leak there; else the w : . Seats and Launch © Chairs 9 that game had nothing else to occupy | the use of shore water which only one : : rue facsimile of an ide home 23 ] ter would carry the mud away their attention, and 1 do believe | week ago howed intestinal bacteria, sid that Mr. Donnelly had made i Redd River he setting having Folding { anip ot and hairs Telephone 35. +3 5.77 Princess Street. that they were harmed in'any way by | uithough treated with three: times the | ustructed and painted from altending the game." normal quantity of hime, that it be sphe secuved by Manager nn, - . (i Sunday the Hiberniaus was one | left until the fall of the year to jocate 1 iid } 4 . tof the teams to play When they ax anid repair the leks in said intake. In ite" clammed il there were any of tha + chemist who finally produced t 3 All orders promptly attended to. rived in the hamlet in the morning [the meantime, he water would be ¥ind the mud would stop them hellae by the use of which the cotton Ithey enquired the way to the Catholic | pumped through the intake and under: Uoth the chairman and the supers lant mav be preserved in its natural church. They were directed to the the Hime tr atment of 0.5 parts per |, tendent disagreed with the engineer i tate indefinitely. The several hundred itement that the leaks at the joint might be very small, but Mr. He Wasithu AT ri. He engaged the services place and the entire team went to 5 regard to waiting till the fall, if a ants used in the Stetson producto t , : 5 TT mass. After sérvice, the priest went examination of the valve and joint ire exactly as they were when remo | fietsevesoveesoreenyliirsstions {with them to . the field, and witnessed failed to locate the leaks, They paint | o from a Louisiana plantation in the | the game. . HAS NO SUBSTITUTE ed out that it was difficult to wor wight of the cotton picking seuson ' v . ---------------------------- at the pipe, owing lo continuous ver Yords utterly fail in even faintly de IN CREAM ALL:WOOL SERGE AND LIGHT ANCE WEDS, ETC. REGULAR PRICES, $10: 00% to $2230, NOW ALL ONE Sat Under Successor' s Father. rough weather -. vieting this beautiful pictare, It most | : 4 PRICE, ; . . $4.98 a Suit. In saying farewell to the comgregw- i | What Mr. Hewitt proposed was "to Low seen to be appreciated 1 Don't throw away your old Pana- tion of Old St. Andrew's church, To- put an additional water pressure, am C -- GR > | ms, Straw or Felt Hate. Bring them irpnto, on Saoday, whose minister he uve the diver make another exami His Tender Not Accepted AS i = ALEO {has been for the past thirty-three nation of the pipe. He would nie the tender of William Tess in Pik, Mauve, Sky, Ecru and White, trimmed with Valtoelonce | years, Rev. Dr. Milligan made feeling {have another' examination made of th ngston, for the reps g of the 1 P Bros. | reference to his successor, Rev. S valve: as he had a feeling that thi cnt waterworks mtake pipe, was ne Lace and Insertion, Applique and Tucks. ? $4.00 Dresses for. .........:...... Tikase ines SHOT {Hurper Gray, B.A a valve WAS hot set properly. It ha coept®l, the board of control of that Shoe Shine Partor In going away from vou," sinid Dr ; : g been removed and scraped, xndWher | iy, on Vemday, - deciding to a z kaiitigan as he neared the close of his : was a possibility that it was respon hat of Messrs, Miller, Cummin $5.00 Dresses for ... . vi samen ata cay 3284 $6.00 Dresses for .... ... renin esas wanes $4.00 germon, "1 feel asx if | wore leaving y sible for the leak' Hut the diver ha tobe rtsan, who tempered oe imy own son in Jesus Christ to' suc- to be depended upon to do the work if twenty per cent. of the eo $9.50 Dresses for ..... LI i rx iad 3007 $10.50 Dresses for , .. wx yt yin ae canes F000 teeed' to the care of the congregation X Ald. Carson said there was a cha: aod part: of the work Hats Cleaned by the most modern iD. M. SPENCE, 2.1 Je Loting | oceasic ned, Monday, in - Toronto, have it replaced by suother length £, CHENEY & CO. Tolpdo { Me. Girav's {athe was mv own minis P - y (of the leak being in the outer see wen for' other paris of it Slecttle Jucten, aud. blocked any ter, and I know him Sell. 1 am dee! » iE IN tion-of the pipe. Ile would first have shape desire ] 119 Princes te Amery dao Ta i» r-- mn he aman WALLIS LE PRBSPUATE Te et a" wa is S08 hah ELAN ee | HET @esssssttsrnssssstsas@fr rs sssassanscssssanad pe the dele semt for from Turkey.) tenginesr's recommendations regarding wipation ; Re he shomid je ap And have them made to look like new All kinds of Straw and Felt lighted at the -diserimination vom the valve tested again. Probably iis | State of Ohle, City of Toledo, ! Cleanest Shoe Shine, Billiard and d Ty {have shown in making thie section." : 5 : re sdjostment wonld stop the leak Frank J Cheney as Lous ty! h thet he | Pool Parlors In the City : br Milligan's ref (foce/iwns to the . Ald. Ross asked if there was not senlar yaltuer of the firm ot The finest lines of Tobaccos and late Rew. Patrick Viray, mimister of | ' Fad piece of pipe in the intake, owt wy of iti, te bal bp os Pind Clgars always on hand * Chaliners charch, Kingston, which he | 'some distance, : foresaid. a; xd that aid tire wilt pay aE attended im the sixties. A few of the | Superintendent Hewitt - said ther te' sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Your ovatronage solicited, and jolder . Chalmers people will remernier {was Some years ago a ship's an A puch and every age the t-Mtacrh satisfaction 8 iaranteed Dr. Milligan as Agstudent' of Queen's ! thor caught on the pipe and eracked ¢ tails Catarrh Cyre : . : * and his sitting im old Chalmers gal- | {a length. Kepairs had been made b & ss to b JPANK 1. CHUNEL. Pry. { tithe Donnelly company. by use of ri Drie this Sti Any of Dect 0 oni § Absolutely Pure "ivteel band and cement and that plac § er AD, 1888. WwW. GLEASON * One More. Respite for. Atlas. 3 (hat never given anv trouble : Sent) A Tob . oy y A fart i wewks de in 1 Ror n thought if there we Mall's Catarrt Cure ia r : 4 urther 1 hrew ois delays in x | The o Grape {Ald Littes th yaght § : 1a I. tars A AL Inters Corner Moniscal and Priveess Sis. itrial of Rev. George Atias, ¢ anv chance of this old piece of pip . Telephone G44 a i ea 3 : xd mutous surfaces of charge of spormgtion of periary, "a lemusing trouble if would be well «ad { far testimonials free