ny SOR Bn be sn ¢ A TOHAVE NEW BARRACKS, "ows [SAYSMONEY IS WASTED SR" Jukoes, awe. | o. " i THE. | Furnished by BR. B. Lyman & Co. | But Perhaps He Didn'y Know They | : THE. SALVATION ARMY HAS SE-| Actor Bulliing. . . =. 1 DREDGING ALONG THE st.) » Were From Toromte. | ny i July 12th, 1911, - . yas » | Toronto, July 12-1 do not know | 3 = - LAWRENCE RIVER. i Cited tr \ i CURED THE PROPERTY. 210 | {how Lord Kitchener treated the colon- Open. Pm {ial troops at the coronation, because | Deal for Securing Property on Prin-{, ,. _ . aha 03 hi: 2%! Norwegian Says the Canadian Gov. |! was UB in. the north of Euglami - cess Street. Put Through on Tues-| yf coop. 7 sh 7911 . ernment Should Build Dams for when the coronation took plaee, bat | ha We will place on sale day---The Price Paid Was $4,200 Amalgamated Copper ... 693 693 | y ori imagine he treated them better than ! 4 : : lot of : Conserving the Water. ithey deserved. Kitchener isn't the oa } a large ot © The Savings Account is 4 2 often the key that opens when Opportunity knocks at the door, The lack of a few hun- «New Building to Seat About Six Baltimore & Ohio ... 1053 000 i dreds In cash has allowed many # "olden Chance to pass Hundred. ic hes. & Ohio 5 2 817] Ogdensburg, N.Y. July 12.~Olgar | B00 do. ea them otherwise," said} : {Brooklyn Rapid Transit .. S43 54 | Manhem, consulting engineer on rivers), I. Denison, interviewed on} : The deal referred to by the 'Whig, iC PR. .... ..... ..... . 44 241} | and barbors to the Norwegian gov |S returd. from England. LEN on Monday last, has been put Fre... ... ... .... 37} 37 'ernment, has been spending a few "1 su some of them thought | {i an théough, and "the property on the! Erie. first... .... . . 88% 5SI{wceks dlong the St. Lawremce river |PeCOUse he didn't go and talk to them "individually and say to them, a maa by. «nada An' account in the Bank of Toronto Savings Department shouid be one of your valued possessions, 2 i } Lnorth side of Princess stréet, near (reat Northern, pid. . 1347 134) (and contends that the United States|n Clergy street, formerly owned by John | (encral Electric .. 4 1623 | and Canadian governments are wast 'Hert, you will have to take some , - Green, has been secured by the Salva- | Louisville & Nashville 154} 155} ling much money on dredging opera- very Special pur in the coronation i Sok Ad sed e tion Army, und a new barracks will if chigh Valley .. . 1743 1741 tions which might better be applied porepchles, esate you come from RT be erected there. | Wigdouri Pacific ..... ...... 18% 00 [to building dams for Conserving the hy an a. treated them haeily. , ; The deal for the purchase of the MSM. S00 ..... .... .... UIE 1414 | water, comes back Tor. pi trooper who : property was put 'thrpugh on Tues SN Pacific ... ] 1321 1324 He says that he is iatormied that x hore am} gives out grumb day afternoon, the sale being made by [Norfolk ce 109 100 millions are spent in dredging out the =e Mier. Jews ly the neWSiApEY 18 ir ii be erwear P- A. Cays. The price paid was ¥4,- Ontarig & Western 157 00 jchannels, which are getting deeper ev- o 89 f i SW 200. This property was formerly owp- | Peppsylvania RR. _... . 1244 1243 [cry year, but he asserts that dredging THE WASHERWOMAN'S SONG : ed by Mr. Green, but of late by a Mr. | Reading ...... .. . 1663 160% lis not permanent improvement, for | By Edumuand Ware Fo 4 Waddell The Salvation Army had ju Roek Island Hoa a 32} {much of what is dredged out one year In a very humble cot 3 - For Women eve on the property for some little 'Southern Pacifie ...... ...... 121% [is filled mn again Jext year by the RAS AURET Ul spot 3 = 3 . time, and Brigadie Rawlings, of To- Southern Railway ..... ... 1 33. washings of the si ri : IB oe Jugs and In the pt ! romto, who is properly secretary, was! Southern Railway, wd. | | boi] He conteritg 1 culation or con: Working. sinking. all alone, in .the city on Tuesday, and made ar- Union Pacific ef bl 187% | exrvabion of an would: solve Toln purr aT Nrderte oe a rangements for the closing of the deal. "3 Steel . ves mes 19% 79% [the problem far more cheaply and last- | He wil? kee Pp me to the end." Tenders will be dalled for at once Wabash 16 |ingl | i hadrian rbsaas gy than by dredging. No okra or . Fi . for the erection of the new barracks, While at Cornwall. he visited the Working da Ions Plow. she, 250 ne White and in. due time the members of the | Chicago. } Lowi Rault ~ rapids and says the pro-| As her children, three or four, - . Played laround her on the floor, local corps will be in new quarters. | . hem - It is rated that the Bo build- Wheat e Open. ( lose. gs se e of damming this: turbu- But in monotones the song - . . i . July 3 RS§ 882 ent stream is 8a mammoth one, but in She was humming all day long: { t ing will cost between $10,000 andigoant wena 0) 008 this opinion is one which could be fol- Tovith tie Saviour for a friend m na on ul S $15,000. Major Miller, architect for pp." "TC UTTER gg g3a [lowed all along the St. Lawrence, not e Wij keep me to the ony 3 . Manager, the army, will fome to the city and , . > N Ad ) Corn 50 much for power development asf It's a song 1 do not sing, a ry look after the hecessary work, noget- | gue 620 65 beltering En ¥ " For | scarce believe a thing Draw ars and \ exts in One, ting out the jplans and specifications, | ony igs . RSE 67% The dams would hold the water back of ha Lehi oh ie tei : High Neck and No Sleeves. ; + 9000000000000 0000000 ' ' sarees i and the eallidg of tenders, ete. tw Dee 7 641 60) {and thus regulate the depth for miles Hut 1 know that her vellef Low Neck and No Sleeves 3 8 2 Is the anodyne of grief. - . _-- ; ------ - not definigfly known, but it is believed ( a : Bian " a HH : « ea ---------------- ' Jats to the westward. His opihion is that " ¥ H 3 x . . And will always © friend ' \ » ' h » building will be brick or} Hay 55 46 | the time is coming when regulation #34 wall oo be a friend . Low Neck and o> ort 5S leev er, . 3 16d | dams will have to be built at many Dliae Been her rth sng serub Nome I'rimmes! with Plain Edgings, : The present building will likely be Sept | : . . in k ae . 48%} 483 |poinis of the St. Lawrence to somervy On 1} ashboard ha ! ; Aan Wy "I rer tes y : Tn nthe inthe tub, 5 1 3 I Sy Your Fruit Trees. 7] eck---by.--tho--army. here was some eo i the water and mainiain a level high , White the bans. sonped In suds, others with rb terneenVatk-Hace: of it being used as a. garage. The |< STOCK QUOTATIONS {enough for the wavigation of Inrge| Rotled and tumbled in the dudds. This make hax had & very large sale i in all 2 o : has vet a lense of eoaghteen i i al A Or was paddling in the paol TRIS 18° THE TIME FOR THE ) 3 wr rem jvemua. *With old scissors fick in spools American cites this r, and for the ¢ ] 9 . rom (TH Bros. 0 al | ---- ce --trn c-- She still humming of her friend LB z ' i the old nilding. The new "py McCuuig , Montreal | = : : ull year, and or he eX DEADLY CODLING MOTH, il ng will seonmmodule five or six Through J. ©. Hutton. > A CALL THE CLERGY. Whe will keep her to the end treme heat thers is nothioy more comfort- | anced people, ] July 12th, 1911 Ye soldiers of Christ, who sit by your Human hopes and human creeds able NOTE THE PRICK : } - 5 Fog ? Have their root in human needs; ya : oe $0000000000000000000000000 BANK OF TORONTO RESOURCES, $30,000,000, KINGSTON BRANCH: 107 PRINCESS ST. GEORGE B. McKAY; 0000000000000 0OCCOIOOIRORS 0009000000000 000000 000000 inte Wh y camp tires, And it is astonishing, but the De- | Albert Breiten, expert swimmer, | > A Ask. Bid. Discussing questions of little impart, | And 1 ghould not wish te strip partment of Agriculture says that 50) divine for a moving picture eamern, © PR... eames 42D Louk away ' beyond the prejudi From that washerwoman's lip * ent f the blosso are de- 3 pi , Canada Cement ' & marches, - { Anyi doRg that she fan sing C per cent. o ) ossoms e was deownid, Tuesday night, at New © + wen rl = | See far above you In heaven's high| hope t18.1 songs can bring; - a ul Crown Reserve .... .. ] i acme 'or the woman has a friend | stroyed by Lhe Codling Moth, and they 4 ! only way to get rid of it Is "Citrate of magnesia," 25c., Gib Eastern Canada Pulp . The olive branch bearer, brooding over | Via will keep her tothe end » Dominion Steel ...... ........... bi 57 the nations, i pa ; SPRAY son's, : : : : Nova Scotia Stes] Be Snestg a _ welcome--secking " A Hospital Tor Babie x, . \ . Mudame Emma Eames, the famous " , { Svraru N.Y. 'Post-Standatd | C a uit 4 s Minn. & St. Paul . 03 ! With the Arsenate of Lead for all prima donna, mart.ed to Baritone Montreal Pow a 1403 With gun on the ocean, and drum on Phils we iphia 'propose s a hospital for ' 71 t strand, babies, 'the death rate among in Tasects and Emilio Dégogorsa, Wednesday Bat! Lak W . Sulphate. of Lime for all Fungus huss been divarged er 3 Ror am En » oF me ni ambit ans fants_has reached a point where the . op : ar ' i . ror 5 5 i wig « se ! Growth. Folding: drinking cups," Gibson's. 3x fonte | uy way Ii ™ ation, Rich ' jeity authorities believe that it should 7 t p . he extent of which no mortal can tell . koe ¢ Twin City JuT | Whose blood Is the tears of the or-|P® checked by municipal intervention. ' C a ul ; thousands, of mn Let us tell you how to do it and --_ a 4 he 3 5 * ehhh ppiR 9 . R phan and widow Not hundreds, but tnerease your yield of frait 50 per | M*ESeLLsetsse Richelieu & Untario 9 118% | Ana' breathe the foul gases that are! fants in that city fall vietims to in cent, IF YOU QUIRE A hoy Rallyay 4 ar lames aan ] 61 rising trom .e . testinal troubles incident 10 summer onman Py . Arsenate of Lead . NAN 8; SMILE wn . 2 | Wily jockey for place in your many |Weather. There is no institution to | Sulphate of Lime .. .. Tbe gal. A Small Launch, a Steam t ce : vB Ns conventions, i ; take care of them, and the poor pa i IN SPORTING CIRCLES. And shake over flames the Ne Temere| pang helplessly otter their children as Yacht, or a Speed Boat, there hich att ) Sold only at is a Davis boat to fulfil your re- bes While with love in thelr hearts and ®acrilices to disease, i | 0 OX row ' quirementy. Our Gasoline En- | News of Basepall--Results of the | Lhrist on their banners, It is a curious fact that most cities - A Mi 's H gines have earnod a high repu- i League Games, | Laymen are heariag o'cr mountain and| {think of the little ones last of all. | itchell ardware i ren . lo id tion for speed, reliability and {| A meeting of the executive of thé The fiery cross, The signal of battle, [There are hospitals for consumptiyes > . : s . ; « of without land for inebriates and for other class + We will place on sale st class Workmanship IS.5. AAA, has been called so meet | With thie curse "of the ages rin i ATR Lee {es of patients, 'but there #8 no refuge Ask to see these T'o-Morrow.: EE A A TT TS TR Sn om ¥ Ask for our 1911 catalogue. a this. evening, m the Y.M.U.A. buill- , oy 1 Qube the my, for the purpose of making ar-| With' neat on they sod and ear to tie for the baby. In Washington there all '. he royal family econ~luder w DAVIS run eunnts for the athletic moet and; ground. a hospital for foundlings and a chil | g List to the' roa¥ of thé 'coming pro- (dren's hospital, but peither of -these | ams sh visit Wertgpadas and-gni = : ti 3 eld gay. which, the lpayue contamplatos cession : ales for i Pei 7 is A ? @ lolding at Lake Catatio Park some |'Tis the e lignite ned nations, broken (Supplies the place in the Community | 3. : oe A ' 3 é ; trom ih the currol { which the Philadelphia institution is | loose | | ig! i time n August, Whert! fhe 'warigod has held them. io gegume. It is easy to predict that ' " -- - 1 - i beasts tor the slanghter, | h an Philadel 1 omen 8 ! Sydenham Defauited. | They are bearing him off in his judg-| the, experiment in thadeiphia wi - i ment ca | prove the noeessity for and the value Syd nhain team defaulted its. game | To Dury him doch in oblivion's batter of 4 hospital which will undertake to | rug o ] ' . T | 3 a ---- ith icon street team; whieh was to | Napanee, July Btn, 1911 F- 8, loare lor tae infants of the worthy Black Sil | have ben played. Inst, exening. the | poor. A decided lowering of the death | default was handed in writing to the . {rate will unquestionably be accom 10 AND 25¢- some PROWRING GIRL AND | plished, ERO WERE SPANKED. ! It would be wise for our own health C Ko Junior Game This Evening. i HER he Wh E --- | authorities to see what can be done kings St. bank's and Sydeshum will play | Boy Yeaping In to Save Sister Ms- here toward saviog the lives of the in the Junior Sunday school series! | capes Death, But Mother! . Shpper, { little ones. . Théké are made with Double Lisle Thread Sole and Wide Garter Top and Pure Silk at Victoria school grounds this even- ing. Both teams will endeavor - big By N.Y. July 12.-F) Baseball Tuesday. Te ke th hivel wot ew Hochelle XY. duly 12. <Eleven- | A - i are y ( § ro and i a e foe 3hasthes aide} Jo old Isidor Samuels, of the Bronx, | Easter n league Rochester, 70; Ruf | § Leg, and are worth, from (ve to a | g [plunged off a sand bar into' deep water {falo, 310, Baltimore, 3. Jersey, City, Oe. ¥ {in Echo Bay, near Hudson Park, New =. i % Prov Li ' - | YOURS ! | Re helle, to » hi Ve Id sis- | American eague cay y Bos} hy . 49 | Better Baseball Here, achelle, 10 save his nine-year-old s ton, 6-6, Cleveland, 2» Washington, 1. i O-MOR R( 'W Cc 2 : ter, Isabel, who, while playing, waded | s A card has been received in the[ioo far out. He tried to swim baek { Detroit, 14; Philadelphia, %. New York jeity. from Ralphyllowrcn. late of thelig the sand bar with her, but they |¥ St. Lows, 3. | National league--Chicago, 6; Brook ' K 12 MCA, here, in which he states both sank. | . ) that he has witnessed two games! William Carroll, a life saver, leaped {I¥n, 2. Pittsburg, 13; New York, 4 B tt k . {cf the Canadian Baseball League. He lfrom his boat and dived. He brought | Philadelphia, 12; Cincinnati, 6. } u eric Ss ' Isays the games are not as geod as them up, still clinging together, and |_ Canadian league Berlin, ; Guelph, | [played (here - between the Vietorias|hfted them into his bont. When they | i F hi Sh land ULC s amd he would like to lhad coughed out the water they had | Flitht LE: | August as on eets igee either of these teams play an ex: swallowed, they were taken to al hitit:on pame with the westerners. {shady place on the beach by their | Washington, July 12. "The post-| i ese Cre White Linen | ------------------ mother and spanked. | masters of this country have got tol F Wine Japan Be ery roated Silk Li MADE OFF WITH SKIFF | -- - rn et Jonas the mail carriers with as much | ree STOLE HIS VALISE | humanity as dogs and horses reosive y: After Assauniting a Second-hand a in the hot weather," declared Rapre . ; . Velvet, Fancy Muslins, Victoria | Dealer. After He Had Been in Clty Short'iative Berger. He announced that | Hundreds of the very latest and most a vigorous fight to | attractive Snmmer Styles for Women Lawns, White Allover Tuckings, | Alter * assaulting ll. Sugarman, a Time. {he had undertaken : obtain a gencral order from the post and Children's Wear. second-hand dealer, Outario street, two | George Cox came in from Clarendon | all our French Chambrays, Black young men, apparently strangers, stole | station, on Tuesday, with the inten. | office department instructing all post i i a boat from the boat house near Cat- | tion of going to work on Wolfe Island, | masters to permit mail carriers to . Dress Linens, Bordered Muslin, Alor a he staved at local | leave off their coats ! August Deélineator on Sale araqui bridge, and made ofi. The po- a Fancy Veils, Border all around r " {lice were notified, but not in time to botel a short time, but according to | : | New National Anthem Verse. {catch the men, as they had ample time | his own story i was quite long and lots of other desirable goods. [to make good their escape, enough time for a shenk thief to get London, Eng., July 12.--A new se : . } In the forenoon, the iwo young fol- (busy. When he went: tu look for his |sond verse for the national anthem | {lows called at Sugarman's store. One [valise, which contained clothing, he jhas been arranged. It reads | 1 aw n urs ay C {had an umbrella, and wanted to sell | found the valise gone, and he has not | 0 Lord our God arise, ° ; " > . did | | been able to locate it as vet, He has | Seatter his enemies, ! 8 The latter it to Mr. Sugatmen. hg {asked the police to find it. Make wars to cease; conn } Inot nt to buy it, whereupon one of | K f k denetl he vouR fell t Keep us from plague and dearih, ar wats. Ary and LAWYER SUSPENDED | Turn thou our woes to mirth; } + . + [struck Sugarman over the head with A aT the oa iTs ee a hat, --_ For Aiding ¢ in . Publishing False! Let there be peace, Navy Spot Summer. Silks, Black ran as fast as their lege would take Stories About the Tridl Giviery Slop ion Shantung Silks, Colored Surah them. Reaching the Montreal Traus-| Loodon, July 13._Arthue Newtom, | F000 FORE (REC : 3 se' od ' ; i the © gre » « are | portation Sawputie's oho the en | Cripher's lawyer, und "uilty, to. | closed this afternoon as per agree | Bilks Colored Taffeta Silks, ~~ ram into the company's yards and then {murder case, was g ree. | : : " ent existing among the different out on to Ontario street again, and |day, of aidiog the newspapers in pub + Intute, hanpers® of the city, regarding | ! he trial, 3 Colored Faille 8i Colored Bro- thence down to Catdraqui bridge. Here Sinking, Sales stories hb int Bu all Soi or tk caded Silks, Black Voile Dress hy fot, oi ad mbm ne man a ena of he tes Date "honed Yer, elon \ Goods, Black Crape Cloth, Lustres, [they Joak, & not Know. It is believed | enquiry. : [ent thing Xo do. ' a! at wi found deserted et : i ---- Motor Veils. These Goods range at some point down the river. ii Dancral a Gentine iin: Cardinale Slated. i i to 176 per Yard. " e. Tnerh .t 3 1 { Rome, July ~That Avchbiniioge in price up $ ' ; Will Go to Petawawa. Craig, of Glenpurnie, took place ug Wor goin Fark will be mats a | About two hundred men from the R. Wednesday - aftetnionn, irom the family | dinals at the wext conclave, iv being | . CHA, will leave for the Cam, at | res ried with ach positiveness and | C don-1to Uataragui cemetery for interment, | Ties Wi mae J ursday phatawaNg. an Friday Muted. TY ae ---- nae one of the largest apparently upon oud author tien in > nila eiatic agston & Soalnok i that -ever passed through the 'Glen, vatican owcles. Archbishops Bourne hi v ign, at nine o There for | and Walsh of England are also enid Library Contest CLOSES JULY 26th. ERR a 100 good Volumes and 5 Sectional Case free to the Society polling the - Lugest number of vote by July 26th, Help along your friends, Be sure and get the Votes when buying here. SHAGSSEcteNesasscaNEs a sesatetstrER Sse. ior the deceased had lived There " will be eight cars of horses, six ears sixty ears, snd was buown far and to be slated for the 'reed hat. fgnge. One of the cars was loaded with | vide. 'lhe burial services were con- A Homicidal ..aniac. - : guns to-day, so as to be in readiness. ducted by es Bee. Rachie, Saisie Moscow, July "12.~With fifty-five | me matte ndrew's church, 2 A | murders to his ghastly record, accord. | t Building Bathing House by Rev. Mr. Drennan, of Sunbury. ue Seeted- | from tended | 10g to his own, statement, er The Y.M.C.A. ha arted to work! large mumber Kingston tended din, a Russian of prodigious strength, | at Lake Uniario Park building a ith. 2 (N0€T8. ington in A rime | will face trial in a kew days for bis] ing house for their swimming classes. | ¥ Was. rupresent many erimes. He is declared to be of for gun-carriages, and ome car for bag. White Shoes from $1.00 up. Sandals from 65¢c wp. Good Suit es and Trunks, The building will be twentv-lour feet | Stewart aud George B. MeRay. homicidal maniac, by twelve feet. Already there ic Nange Dates. : AE EN I TRE class of thirty boys "who are anxious hs the Want Penny Postage. to learn to swim. The Whig always stood agwinst Kingston, Jamaics, July 12. - examinations in June aod July for yl ltL Exchange adopted a reso! : Mak Melba, who has been singing bachool pupils; it has almost 'early #p- lution asking the local government | at Covent Garden, London, England, [braided the department of 'education » with the United States | will soon leave for her ,old home in | for inbimmndy. This year has been the establishment of | Australia to hesd a grand | on a scorcher for candidates. The Whig| ou postage between Jamnica and | pany favors examinations either in Pees | (he canal zone. The Lockett Shoe Store S000 P00000P000000NRON00P00RROPRERRIORRIIETS bee or L. The vear eould begin - after or Faster holidays, "Bunyon protectors," Gilmon's. Stee tessee