I---------------- wise HERE MRECTONY. DESERONTO. I" STEWART HOUSE, LEAD rebal Motel 7: 2108. STEWART, Prop ---------- TRAVELLING. GRAND TRUNK Industrial Exhibition Finnipeg. Mar ftv Fare for the tis d ATih * . $31.20 Via Sarnia Tunnel and Minneapolis ati July 1th, and g an July 30th. SOoTOT CEILS SYSTEM. Chi ot Pa aod ib dail ood to return un ip Bomesors Excursions: - TO WESTERN CANADA, TUESDAY, Sih ny "n, And every second uesday until Sept 19th. Go o ret in 80 days, rv THIGH Winnipeg. Mad ae tourim. Sluspurs To ont Lo | berth Feerva sy "HANLE ¥ ; and a Mor Car, Ontario IN CONNECTION WITH - - ANADIAN PAC Fic Ral, WAY. DOMNI JULY 1st, "Round trip tickets will be issued at] SINGLE FIRST CLASS FARE IS Good going Junk 30th and July 1st and good to yeturn untdl July 4th, Homeseekers' Excursions Manitoba, Sdskatehzwan A)- berta, June 27th July 11th, 25th August Sth. 22ad. Sept. Sth, 19th. Tickets good for 60 days. Full particulars at XK. & P. and C.P.R. Ticket Office, Ontario Sireet, F. CONWAY. Gen, Pass. and oil Agent, BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY, Train leaves Union Station, Ontario 4 pan. dally (Sunday excepted), | By denham, Nupanea, Deser- i 0, Ho secure and points seth. '0 secure quick atin to nnoekburn; h--and-points on niral Ontay or oute your shipments a Bay of ulnts lway. Fo us er t. Agent; J. i. "Welen, Pass Nard. hone No. 3, ALLAN LINE | Royal Mai Steamers ------ PICT RESQUE ST. LAWRENCE ROUTE. MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. Victorian, Fri, Qorsican; Fri. tone 30; Fri, July 2% ragintan, ri. Jaly 7: Fri, Aug undsian, Fri. July 14; Fri, Aug MONTREAL TO GLASGOW. Hetperlan. Bat, tune "1: Sat. July 22 fads uly 29 gram mia A ar Val Aug. © atten, Sat, July 156; Bat. Aug. 12 th do TO HAVRE AND LONDON. This service is composed of one class, second cabin steamers, salling from Moutreal every Saturday. "" 'Rates moderate. June 23; Fel Igy 21 Hat, Full information on application to J. P. HANLEY, ©. 8 KIRKPATRICK, aT Ry. Clarence St Agents, Kingston, THE "ALLAN LINE, LL. Yunge Street, Rareutn. aN Quebec Steamship -- own al Lawrence Summer Cruises tn Cool Latitudes, capedia™ 1.900 tons, Fe. eqn "ated on the Clyde, speci: fee, with all modern a ices EROM MONTREAL ON at 4 pom, Sth and 20th in and 31st August, 1ith ember, and from Quebec hg day at noon for Picton, ., oalll at tHanpe, Mat {ve Summers de, , and CRarioteatawn, PEL New York Fi From Quebec Saguenay at CrarTCiteton ahd ie the hi, a nid, tons, iim and i i and ITD, ' , vo Ee i and ant § k a i avi 8 Fads 3 ban Ton pd oth Sr snatuiien breenes ey aes dearecs , Ju wenwon for statergoms. RtipL to Ingate on COMPANY, Hates. $15 | » | Westbound | THE WEAKNESS ~ OF OLD AGE SREATLY RELIEVED BY SFRUIT-ATIVES" "Pruif-a-tives" isa § gnd-send to those cuffering from the Weakness snd Ner- vussners of old age. * Fruitaetives' re- venates lie whole system--strengthens he stomach Helps eT i } lad Rr ar eps h-segulates ¥ the bac fiw wa tives" fi geatly yet al speedily relieve the are ihe natural results of Liat pain 10 anes and vices il * clive. ful te, . 6 for $2.50, Or trial size 1 denlers or from Fruit-ativ $ ite T Ottawa BIGYGLES BICYCLE SUNDRIES yo © BICYCLE MUNSON at Cat Prices Send fur Cut Prize Catalagun. M49 Ye Te Dr. Martel's Female Pills | E1aNTER YEARS THE STANDARS remedy of preven i scientifically prepared Ho ie Fasnil Fro Shai we it adieh and permanent. Wor sale at all drug sures. - Your Liver is Clogged up s Why You're Tired--Out TE tr CARTER'SLITTLE LIVER PILLS will put you ri in afew Ja Tight their Cure | Consti- | pation, * Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Price. Genuine must bear Signature | Fe COWAN'S PERFECTION |LOC0A Cowan' sBems to "hit the right sot. It is a great food for husky young athe letes satisfies the appetite : casy to digest: and delicious m 0 D9 YOU USE COWAN'S COC0A? Summer Service STEAMERS TORONTO AND KINGSTON Kingston 600 am Islands Montreal, daily . at ast hound for 1.000 Rapids, Si." Lawrence, Quebec and Saguenay. daily at 560 pm, port Heehester) for Charlofte and Torénto Steamer "Bellgville" "between Hamil: tof, - Toronto, Kingston, Montreal, and intermediate ports leaves Kingston, efistbound, Wednesdays; westbound, Saturdays. thokets, fodders, ete, PP Hanley. Ti¢Ket ton, or w AGT.A ve CRUISES | | AROUND. er Duration 'CLE AND ** sn TH For apply to IL. Arent, Kings Foster Chatiee, 10 ars £17,000 Tone A Tor 'Denes $650 Tou. Sag spread 8, ie 1 better holiday and nad a hy the iti Black Dimond SS Line Board steamers at Montreal or Qu and s&il down the St. Law- rence "River' and Guif te St. John's, THE BAILY BRITISH HG, NEWS OF NEIGHBORS WHAT WHIG "conmmsroNwrNTs| TELL Us, | The Tidiugs From Various Poluty in| Eastern Ontario--What People Are Doing aud What They Are Saying. Eagle Hill Echoes. Eagle Hill, were Aan exeellent here attended the fu of Mrs. WW, Uhat died suddenly, Thursday blood poisoning. The eldest family is seriously ill, ana. the W. Chatson, is away The new woodshe 1, the trustees {erected has adde J much to the appear | the =hool ard. J. Rahm William, are cotting hay on { Kittaer farm. G. W. and J John are home from the Soa, to spend the months, also Mis Fanuy Oswego, N.Y. fr preparations to build June 2 - Strawberries crop. eral from ol on Saturday Desibigh, eveming, of of the father, i, w lies at {ance of {and son, { super John, from vine is making >, a bien. James Holleford, Happeuinis, Holleiord, June 30.-- Instead of keep ting school," yesterday | Mrs. Babeock, had a pi nic on Cosy { Island" for ber pupils and their pa frents, Dinner and tea were served on the island. Five of the public school pupils wrote on the high school we tratice examination this week, viz, Misses Luela Martin, Mildred Reduiond and Masters Clinton, Dwight and Ar thur Walker. Charles Martin very ja 8S. Davey has his npw driveshed nearly completed, Mr. and. Mrs, {Charles Nicholson attending the Hornerite camp meeting at Yarker. Frederick Babcock went Mel last week 'to visit his uncle, . cock. Mrs. J. W. Redmond has ed from a thréeday visit in smith, sovompanied by her niece, Helena Redmond. Mre. M. Dwyer, of TWatertown, N.Y., spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs A. Colling, of this place. George WW. Shibley, re presentative of the British Whig, made several business calls through here, Mr. and Mrs. B. Babcock attended the funeral yesterday of the latter's | mother, Mrs. W. Scales, Verona, J; {1% Redmond, general hant, is Ispending a few days at Mountain {Girove. Mrs. A." Thompson, Harting ton, called on her mother, Mrs. J. D. Walker, vesterday. Miss Aggme Alton, Unionville, at D. Walker's; Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Spaffordton, at =. Pavey 's, the ie are to return Harrow mer Mountain Grove Budget, {+ Mountain Grave, June 30. j day school picnic passed off plesantly Jin spite of the showers. Over fifty dol {lars was taken 'in. Mr, May, Enter- he Sun of f prise, jof "The -Life-of Christ' hall on the 2nd and 23rd inst. i Jarge number from here went to the | M00 Islands on th? Oddfellows excur- sion from Havelock on the "2nd. Om | Monday evening an ice cream - social jwas held at the parsonage, a fare Iwell to Mr. and Mrs, Richmond, whe {left on Tuassday for Arden. The sum of 815.25 was taken in, and presented ito them by D. J, Cronk, who gave a short address, to which Mr. Richmond feclingly replied, speaking of the {friendly relation between himself and {people during his three years' pastor- tate. W. HLH, Roblin, succesds Mr. Richmond. Mrs. William Miller and | Mrs. R. Crozier visited Newburgh last week, Miss Gertrude MacDonald is at thome. A. J. Leeder, Barriefield, spent {the week-end at D. H. Pricss.. Misses { Jenipig €rozier, Newbursh High school, {Pearl Crozier, Sydenham High school, {Winnifred Thompson, Agnes P'rice and { Purvis Barr, of Albert College, Belle ville, are home for their holidays. [Seventeen eahdidates attended the itrance examination held this fweek. Miss Files, Sharbot Lake. was lin charge. Miss Mahd Price has return led to Arden after spending a couple of [weeks here. Miss Marjory Parker, King {ston, ig visiting her parents. Miss Mahe! Stafford is spending some time {with her gunt; Mrs. Richmond. Robert {Flynn was aromnd last week taking ithe census, Stewart Somers went to {Kingston General Hospital last week javith typhoid. Wm McKnight, road commissioner, with his gang; has im proved the roads greatly, in the as en nerg Hartington Coronation Event. Hartington, June 29.--A coronation festival was held in the school grounds on Friday, 23rd inst. The grounds were prettily decorated and lighted for the oeeasion, and the brilliant cos tumes of the eastern nations formed a pleasing contrast to the darker garbs of the more sombre-hued Canadians, A good programme was provided. Rev Mr. Hanna, of Sydenham, opened with prayer. Dr. Edwards gave a patriotic address on "Canada." Addresses weve also given by Rev. Mr. Crane, of Ve- rona, and by 'Rev. Mr. Mclnnes, Harrowsmith. Two drills followed, a flag drill by the nations in costume, and a garland deill by aight Iadies. Misses Muriel and Mildred Sigsworth sang a duett and a solo was rendered by Kathleen Clow. A dialogue, "The . Somnambulist,"" caused much am tf. The choruses, "God Bave the King." "0, Canada," and "God Prosper Him, Our King," were heari- ily rendered. Tableaux were also an interesting feature in the programme. Following ave "some of the dramatic personal : Canada, Misses Ruby Sigs worth and Eva Whitty; England, Misses Beatrice Freemand and Marie Watson; Ireland, Misses Pearl! McDon- ald snd Ethel Moore; Highlander (Clan Donald), Mrs. Revelle; - John Bull, Robbie Freeman; Uncle Sam, Frank Rigsworth; Japan, Misses Gusta Whit- ty and Anna Watson; Holland, Misses Dot Campsall and Juanita Purdy; Tt aly, Miss Minnie Oumpsall; Egypt, Mrs. Lovet and Miss Meta Campsall; Ihibraltar, Miss: Marion Clow; New than Zealand, Mrs. Dennison and Mrs Trousdale: South Airiea, Mrs. R. Leonard and Miss Lalia Freeman; Brit ish Tar, Farl Leonard; Tommy At- kins, Carl Purdy; Chinese Mandarin, Tan Revell Hindoo, Adrian Revelle. The receipts were about $85, Saskatoon. had | teacher, | Mist { pills are exceed ing! y all heap imitations We a moving picture exhibition gi i : town J of | of 'this er WELDON, GF, Mroet, Seok trip, Nid, and return, de lightruity Return 'are, $500 and wp inet uding. Ymesis and berth. ry to-day for Tilustrated Books 'soenery 3 a At Od rrchard Reach, Me. an un. 'dertow cost the life of William © N, Marshall, a Montreal hay and grain while he was bathing with a n ESDAY, JI RESULTS OF THE } No trouble with Sunlight Soap. Just follow the directions on the wrapper and Sunlight does the rest. Costs little -- much never injures hands" or clothes. Standard remedy Conorrhern and fr Set IN 48 MOURS, Cures Kid ney and Bladder Troubles. LO DAY OR NIGHT Phone - 201 pea THAT TOBACCO With the "looster" on crowing louder as he aes along per pound. For chewing and I= Only So smoking, AT A. MACLEAN'S, Onigrie Street. Are Viatile ench regulator ; never fails. rative portion of the lemale system ix, or three for$K sailed to any address. The Soobell Druz Co. St. Catharines, Ont For sale at Mahood's Drug Stdre. BOY AL ICE CREAM PARLOR. ° ° x mob lca " Lire fe ®! t, cool % @ Season @ 184 Princess Street. BIBBY'S CAB' STAND Dr. de Yan's Female Pills. u These 1 in reguisting the Kefuse Dr, de Van's are sold at 0000000000000 000000000 0000000000000 00000000 8 || led, JULY 4, 1011, NAPANEE HORSE RACES i : ! FAIR CLASSES | ON MONDAY. i [Firemen Called Out to Extinguish a' Blaze in a. G.T.R. Big Car----Hot-! test in Forty Years. Naganee, July 4. ~The races in the Fis ang bark, yesterday, were 'well | ut tpnded, considenng the extreme weat | id the day. Nt wm forty venrs \_has| apance experienced such extreme hdpt | as that vesterday and * Sanday. | | Sanday the thermometer was ninety the shade and yesterday it was wight in the shade and 11 in! san. 'the events of the afternoon as follows ; ol {SIX in { poet the rdee-- Lady Dillon,3-3, 2} Walks, 2, 2, 1,3 Bun, Prihee Devers, 4. 4,} "1.32, 1.130. Free for-all--bat L.: 3, 1, 3, ter Gi, 2, 2, 2, 2 Oritha ere 1 ime, 20K, 2.0, 2: 1, i M4 class~ i 2,5 4. 8H, a i 1 i Named ; Prince on 4, 3, i i 1 Perey Kespwick, 2, 2, & 8. Time, 2.23}, 22 2.40 class--Rex, Jr, ; 1 1; Bessie W., 2, 22 Windsge: Bele, 4, 4, 14 ime, 1.093, Losi, 1.08 The firemen had a midaight run to the G.T.R. station Sundayt A box car loaded with charcoal was discovered on fire and to prevent the Hestructiog {of the and. contents the firemen called gut. They saved the %ar and contents The baseball game in the noon was between Picton an field ond resuited in a tie. day school game--between--Frinity- English resulted in a score of 19 12 in favor of the English church. ar were after Bloom The Sun atch to 1 MARRIED AT SMITHS FALLS. A. V. Redmond, C.E., Formerly of Kingston, Was the Groom. Smith's Valls, June 30. --A fashion able wedding took place here, | hurs at St, Frances de Sales church, when Miss Edith A. Healy, second daughter, of Dennis U, Healy amd the late Mrs, Healy, and one eof Smith's | Falis most charming girls, becarhe | Jhe bride of Augustine V. Redmood, | E., of the 'I'ranscontinental service at Nepigon, Om. late: Patrick Redmond; --oi | Mrs. Redmond, of Omaha, |b raska. Grand high mass was { brated, Rev. Father Kelly officiating, | akgisted by Rev. Fathers Hanley, of and Staley, of Railten. A day, railway | son of she | hingston, Ne- cele- and For Health and Porter. best. Agent, Drink MeCarthey's Ale It's the] BR. Jd. LAWLER! i the home of the bride's father, on Wu: {full choir was present and during the the bride's sister, Mrs. Au lobin, of | Moosejaw, gave a solendid rendering of Piccolomani's Ave Marie Stella." A large nam ler of guests witnessed the ceremony, and attended the reception held at | offertory | ous ter street, girlish GRAND UNION gk HOTEL = trom Free -- NS for = Oty G and Map The bride" was a picture of {loveliness in a magnificent lgown of ivory satin charmeuse, | broidered in silver roses, with empire em court The most tempting breakfast is spoiled if the Coffee be of poor quality. But--every meal is a Banquet when you use Packed in 1 and 2 pound cans only. 126 MILK FOOD EAVE' (Stareliless) Is Sure To Agree With Your Baby. You can't be sire of your can wilk--you can't be sure of cow's milk. But youn can be absolutely certain of Neave's Milk Food No matter how hot the days or how humid the weather--or where you take the baby--Neave's Milk Food is alivays the same. tis the same in composition--the sae in food value--the same in health and stren gt! h 4 Neave's Mil od may be given from birth, being absolutely free from starch. toad, London, writes : shuneut than I could Neave's Milk Food He took to it at A mother, Ormiston "Baby required © give him oR ures in conjunction with { once it has mever : thriving and has galued Sold in 1 Ib. airtight tine by all Druggists in Canada. FREE 10 MOTHERS So Wholewale by: iyviaus Lad MONTREAL for free tin of Truting Co Lysan | al os Neavah pod and copy of: our valuable book, "iHiats Mau k . About Baby." Address to Feepnd Canwiisn Agent, EDWIN UTLEY Front Si. E., TURONTO. ANCOUVER rly 1 R. NEAVE A CO AND | train and girdle with silver ype. | With this she wore a tulle v and | | oranze blossoms, and the groom's | gift, a diamond cluster ring. She | carried a shower bouquet of roses | and maiden-hair fern. Her sister, | PRR Geo. Muller & Son Carpet Cleaning, Sewing | d Laying, Bicycles, Ge * rin and Baby Carriages repaired. Telephone 1032. 370 King St KINGSTON, E NEW RAPIOI REMED BY 2, No.3. Use Cures bioog poten bad Form « f Theraph n CORRECT, 8 being in- . I cool to work with ¢ Neo flame C001, CLEAN, The Per teriorally he Nighle plate mar the fac Cofrect In sh and cool handle J, W. OLDFIN & CO, Cor. Sydenham aud Ordunnce Ste. 'Fhone 516 be clean Has cesecstecl @eovesssssssssssssssanl Th HER pointed end Mics Rose E. Healy, was bridesmaid, | wearitig, a pale yellow gown of orepe de chege with gold eiibroiders and girdle of gold. She wore a large ecrn lace hat, trimmed with asters, and carried swect peas She wore the groom' s gift, a coral cameo also ring Edward J. Ry: n of I'he ushers were Messrs, Harry Van Juven and 1% J. Hunt, of Kingston, Pr. J). F. Hogan and Edward Drough en, of Smith's Falls. Mr. sind Mrs. Redmond afternoon train for Montreal, they will take a boat trp to William. They expect to be at at Nipigon abeut the middie of July The bride wore away a smart suit of tan tussore silk, wath hat to mateh, Sekdom has a bride received such ma guificent gifts. They included a Heintz man piane from her father, a check from the groom's mother, three chests of silver and a*Royal Minton set of china from the groom's associates at Nipigonh, a case of silver from the staff of the post office, besides foam berless pisces of silver, linen, and cut glass. ETOOMSMAan. left on the where Fort home china Whe cannot supply the MARVEL ae no other, thus ated Seekesealed. (t gives f ales and directions nt parse whdien, § Rountree's Coronation Chocolates, King and Queen Figures and Busts, Medallions, Etc. A. J. REES dealer, TRY' of, riends, Nay. of of To te has Meptly but was ecusd, V. i Best The - Mos: ¢ conn 1 sieghnt Gruggint drag store." ---------------- SYDENHAM HIGH SCHOOL: Pupils in the Forms. Form Jl--Luella The Promotion of Various From Form [I to Bander, Russell Boyee, Phyllis Brad shaw, Pearl Crozier, Kthel Dowsley, Myrtle Freeman, Bell Guess, Rose Hall (honors), Sidney Horne, Harokl Hors [ ing, Elwood Keeler, » Beatrice Kelly (honors), Irene Lake; Ivey Lake, Pearl Martin, Harold Moon (honors), Helter Pappa, Harry Patterson, John Serson, Kathleen Serson, Lois Shibley. From Form Il to Form 1I--Floyd Alen. Lillian Black, Herbert Burleigh, Wilhelmina Campbell, Victor Clark, Bessie' Clow (honors), Myra Curran, Carl Duff, Kathleen Garvin, Alice Jamieson, Katie Jeffrey, 'Frank Kava- | ner, Mabel Killins (honors), Tula Me- Knight, George Pixley, Myrtle Ray- mond, Helen ichards, Margaret Scott, Ada Sigsworth (honors), Nellie Smith, lla Taylor, Beatrice Traves, Note-- Honors is equal to five per cent. Or over. seventy Five nwrry picnickers, four voung men and one young woman, were kill- led, and another young women received fatal injuries when the waggon - in which they were riding to Goldberg farm, g resort mear Glendale, T. L., {was struck by a Long Island express train. Levi Addison Ault, Cleveland, 0, has given a fing property at the head of Shesk's Island to the town of Corn- wall, for a park, a memorial to his father and mother, ¥r. Ault is for merly of Aultsville. The Sh hall at Lotidon net. {ied $50,000 for the theater fund. The Sheatee is to be a al to | Shane liners were unable to leave Liverpool owing Ih Hath 'mitts and sponges, "Prouse's France's reply to Sreemny swabs the opinion of Eegland, to the sepmen's | IS A Pastry Flour Beaver Flour makes the lightest, flakiest, tastiest Pie Crusts you ever tasted, makes the most Buns and other Beaver Ilour Cakes, Fancy Pastry. And Beaver Flour makes the whitest, most nutritious Bread. Beaver Flour is the family flour for all kinds of baking, as good for Pastry as for Bread, and best for both. Your grocer has it, or will get it for you, delicious DRALERS--Write us for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains and Cervala, 1 THE ¥. H. TAYLOR CO., LIMITED, « * CHATHAM, Ost. Ap ------------ Without the diges- tive help of malt and the tonic properties of hops, summer meals often result in digestive hs. Regal Lager is the harmless preven- tive of flagging diges- tions in torrid weather, aa wr a oS 4