SP , $2.50 up to $85.00 each. | Boge bea aos at $7.00 and $7.60. TI ! i » 1 Cal obi from. Chairs, Tables All New Designs Pavior tes, Mahogany and $25.00 up to $176. Some 4dess In your own choice of rs at $50 and $65. Mahogany. Carpeta, Curtains, Lin- Sweepers Bissell's Cyeo Ball Bearing Sweeper, . light to handle, easy to operate, always ready. We sell them, the best Sweeper that the world can pro- duce at $2.75. {REE Does act sot nay : 9. ; 'CARPET WAREHOUSE. bh TEA TEA! TEA Prem the Finest Tea Gardens of uncolored, and of the finest rion, nou and Black at 80c per Sngnew MACLEA . Ringston Business College Work are MEKAY FURS | sone ¢ Have Your Furs Repaired and Stored You can have your FURS je- paired now at-low cost by tak- ing advantage of our summer prices. A saving worth while. STORING them with us in- sures you. against loss MOTH or FIRE. from John McKay 149-157 BROCK STREET THE SPORT REVIEW CITY BASEBALL LEAGUE GAME THIS AFTERNOON. The Players and Faps Have Grand Weather--HResults of the Various Baseball League Games on Fri- day. On the good diamonds at the eric- ket field, and favored by the weather man during the past few days, the two ball games cn Saturday after noon ought to be interesting ex- bibitions. The Vics. and the Athle tice meet for the first time this season, both teams promising to he in fit shape. The Vics. victory om Monday over the CLL.C.s has put additional ginger Into the wearers of the blue apa white, and the Ath fetics will likly replace some of their peglormars of last Saturday and "prove a bard nut to erack." game commences at three o clock, the umpire to be Georre Sullivan. The junior game at 1.30 o'clock be especially interésting, on the new diamond, inasmuch as it js the opening game of the scasow." Both the Ponies and the Tecumsehs have been putting in much work, and it is expected that some of "the younger try" will surprise the fans. It is noped that there will be a record crowd present YMCA. Swimming Classes. 'The wwimming classes are being contiiued at the plunge of the. ¥ MUA. The average attendance of the hoys, three Jimes a Wask, is irty, and one by one t are Be to use their fins. The me- dals donated by the association . for proficiency in this line of physical vk ure beng enthusiastically com- Th boys who have sginners' tests lately an y and W, Bailey, d test, E. Nicholson, A. McBroom, EB, Simmons, H. Kennedy J. Adams. nally they are in structed in life savi General and va'. secretaries, Messrs. Meworve and Wilson, are conducting the tests. Baseball on Friday. : International League--Montreal, 2 Toronto, 1. Rochester, 9; Buffalo, 8 Baltimore, 15; Newark, 4. Jerse, Thomas, 3 3; Berlin, 1. Brantford, 1. 3 itawa, 2. Hamilton, 8 Ottawa, 5; Londom, Peterboro, 3 iy American League--Washington, 14 Chicago, 2. New York, 7; Cleveland 0. Detroit, 4; Boston, 3. Philadel ia, 9; St, Louis, 4. . Pom) League--New York, 8; Cin cinnati, 4. Chicago, 7; Brooklyn, 2 Philadelphia, 5; St. Louis, 4. Pitts burg, 4; Boston, 0. Notes on Sports. Ottawa leads the Canadian basebal league, with London and Brantford tied for second place. The Elmira New York State Base ball League Club has released Pitcher Applegate and si ed Pitchers Good: win, of the Binghampton Club, and Miller, of the Atlanta Southern League. Toronto World : Our. Yankee friends in England are taking some consolation out of the fact that the grey filly that won at Epsom was ridden by one of themselves, forget ting to mention that he might hav. been at home had there been any rac ing of note worth staying for. . George Goulding, Canada's hope i the Olympic walking events may noi be able to compete at Sweden, He has broken: down under the excessive training that he has in the last year or so and has been or dered to do nothing but rest unti the Olympic games. The athletic world caught its breath to-day over a AunGupoesaent that Geor, are, of Leland cleared turf ' PEE DATLY BRITSH WHIG SATURDAY, JUNE 8 1912 BIG. SACRIFICE SALE 25 to 50 per cent. discount All Goods sold at above discount, exrept College Text Books and Current Magazines. 'Told In | Twilight . - . . Mrs. R. Easton Burns, Frontenac Street, entertained at a very smart tea on Friday afternoon in honor of her debutante daughter, Miss Wini- fred Burns. It was interesting to the guests to know that this was the twenty-fifth anniversary of Mrs. Burns' wedding day, and also the second wedding anniversary of her daughter, Mis. Robert Partridge. Mrs. Burns wore a handsome gown of purple satin with bodice of Irish lace .and minop with black satin bolero. Miss" Winifred Burns was a picture of girlish grace and bealty in a beautiful gown of satin chafm- use, entraine. The paniers on the skirt were caught up with pear! or- naments, and the bodice was trim- med with handsome pearl and bugle Dassementrie. A bouquet of cream roses completed a very pretty cos- tume. Lilacs were used in decorat- ing the drawing rooms, where the 'Buests were received. The decori- tions of the tea table were very uni- Que the centrepiece being the top of Mrs. Burns' wedding cake, surround- ed by the tulle used in her bridal veil. Vases of lilies of the valley were arranged at the corners of the table. Mrs. W. J, MacLeod poured 'offee, Mrs. W. H. Craig poured tea, and Mrs. Philip Prideaux served the ices. The girls assisting were Miss Sylvia Cochrane, Miss Dora Old- rieve, Misses Eva and Reed Martin, Miss Helen Uglow, Miss Eleanor Minnes, Miss Maizi= Dwyer, Miss Margaret Maclennan (Torontd), and Miss Ada Petrie The guests included Mrs: -B.-.J Bidwell, Mrs. R. W. Garett, Mrs. A. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Locks, Miss Loucks Mrs. Frances Macnee, Mrs. E. Mun- dell, Miss Lilian Mundell, Miss Stiles of Cornwall, Mrs. T. Power, Miss Power, Mrs. J. M. Platt, Mrs. H. Richardson, Mrs. E. Ryan, Miss Kathleen Ryan, Mrs. A. Robinson, Mrs. Rowlands, Mrs. W, G. Anglin, Mrs, W. J. Fair, Mrs. U. 8. Fergu- son, Mrs. Finkle, Mis. H. Saunders, Misses Saunders, Mrs. W. A. Simson, Mrs. R. D. Sutherland, Mrs. J. Rus- sell Stewart, Mrs. E. T. Steacy, Mrs. H. A. Betts, Mrs. J. de Mille Burpee, Mrs. Brooke, Mrs. W. B. Dalton, Miss Mabel Dalton, Mrs. P. G. ¢. Camp- bell, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Madge Tay- lor, Mrs. Jeremy Taylor, Mrs. Rich- ard Waldron, jr., Mrs. F. O. Will- hoft, Mrs. A. B. williamson, Mrs. A. W. Winnett, Mrs. G. Young, Mra. A. P. Chown, Mrs. Arthur Clarke, Mrs. J. B. Cochrane, Miss Christine Jochrane, Mrs, James Craig, Mrs. i. P. Adams (Ottawa), Mrs. J. M. Campbell, Mrs, H. yde, Mrs. H. Dawson, Miss Bernard Browne, Mrs. Jdlackall, Mrs. R. Uglow, Mrs. Chas. Taylor, Mrs. James Stewart, Miss F. Stewart, Mrs. E. T. Steacy, Miss 3pangenberg, Miss Pearl Oldrieve, Mrs J. 8. R. MeCann, Mrs. Geo. Me- Gowan, Mrs. George McKay, Mrs. John McKay, Mis. James Minnes, Misses Ethel and Lorraine Minnes, Misses Muckleston, Mrs. David Mur- ay, Mrs, John MeGillivray, Mrs. W. 4 I. Connell, Mrs. W. B. Carey, Miss dinnte Crothers, Mrs. G. Y. Young, Mrs. Arthur Craig, Mrs. O. Living- ston Mrs. Chas, Low, Misses Lyman, Mrs. Chas. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Colin Hamilton, Mrs. J. 0. Hutton, Mrs. J. R. Henderson, Misses Henderson, Mrs. R. J. Hooper, Mrs. Vivienne Pe- trie, Mrs. Harold Hughes, Miss Jreer, Mig. Grier Wilde (Ottawa), Mrs. Going, Miss Mary Going, Miss 0. Goodwin, Mrs. R. J. Gardiner, Ire. Gill, Miss Mamie Garrett, Miss ilbbald Hamilton, Miss Hilda Kent, Miss Phylis Pipon (Toronto), Miss Mildred Macmorine, Miss Grace Mar- in, Migs Bessie Smythe, Miss Grace McLennan, Misses Marjol and weneth Merrick, Mrs McMahon, Miss Marjorie McMahon, Misses Eileen , snd May Rogers, Miss Marjole Pense diss Carlie Beard, Misses Martha ind Mary Smith, Miss Ethel Wal- iron, Misses Mamie and Susan Ang- line, Miss Mildred Sellery, Miss ladys Burton, Miss Ada Bates, Miss May Bolger, Misses Annie and Kath- een Daley, Miss Drummond, Miss Jupuis, Miss Vers Carson, Miss Mil- le Feris, Miss Maud Ferris (Toron- 0), Miss Constance Cooke, Miss Late Craig and the Misses King. Mrs. Frederic Brownfield was dostess at a delightful tea given at he Country Club on Wednesday af- ternoon in honor of Mrs. Vahrum Javoud, of Provo, utah, and Mrs. Hugh Ostler, of Winnipeg. The club 'ooms were decorated with quanti- ties of purple lilacs. Mrs. Brown- fleld was assisted in receiving the juests by Miss Mabel Brownfield. In the dining-room the tea table #as arranged with lilacs. Mrs. A. B. Cunningham and Mrs. Panet poured coffee, and Mrs. N. S. Leslie made the tea. Mrs. P. C. Stevenson served the ice cream, and the girls Assisting were Misa Marion Redden, Miss Frances Sullivan, Miss Aileen Rogers, Misses Else and Marjorie Pense, Misses Phylis and ° Charlie Shortt, Miss Lassie Kirkpatrick, Miss Dorothy Carruthers, Miss Ag- nes Browne, Miss Vera Carson, Miso Nora Macnee, Miss Madge Dawson, Miss Bessie Smythe, sisses Doroth and Marjorie Brownfield. The gues included Mrs. Vernon Eaton, Mrs. E. J. Bidwell, Mrs. J. R. Sedgwick, Mrs. M. Plummer, Mrs. Austin Craig, Mrs. J. P. Shine, Mrs. Chas. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Chas. Low, Mrs. W. H. Craig, Mrs. 0. J. Willhoft, Mrs. Francis Macnee, Miss Etta Cal laghan, Miss Edwards, Miss Eleancr Macdonell, Miss Miss Tandy, Miss Mabel on, Mi Alletn Benson. Miss Florence Cunningham, Muriel King, Miss Ma i ! £5F HY Alice Macnee, | 'tea this afternoon for her daughters, Misses Edith and Hilda Hague. Lil jes of the valley were used in deco tating the tea table, which was pre- si€.d over by Mrs. Francis King and Miss Winnifred Hague. Miss Louise Kirkpatrick served the ice cream. The guests includea Miss Jean Duff, Mirs Sibbald Hamilton, Miss Nan Saunders, Miss Muriel King, Misses Mabel and Eva Richardson, Miss | Lassie Kirkpatrick, Miss Nora Mae. nee, Miss Gladys Burton, Miss Flor- rie Stewart, Miss Helen Gordon, Miss Eleanor Minnes, Misses Mamie and Susie Anglin, Miss Madge Crowe, Miss Kathleen Crisp, Miss Milly Henderson, Miss Ada Petrie, Miss Kathleen Carruthers, Miss M. Garrett, Miss Freda Burns, Miao Charlie Shortt, Miss Dorothy Car- ruthers, Miss Margery Bronwfield, Misses Hilda and Doris Kent, Misc Phyllis Pipon, Toronto, Misses Chris- tine and Sylvia Cochfane, Misses Margery and Gwenneth 'Merrick, Miss Kathleen Ryan, Miss Aileen Folger, Miss Helen Uglow, Miss M. Lesslie, Miss Jean Young, Missen May and Rose Rogers, Miss Made- line Higgins, Misa Janet Richmond Miss Dorothy Hill, Miss Margery Starr, Miss Lillian | Mundell, Mis: Stiles; Cornwall, Messrs. J. Stewart, A. Browne, N. Polson, Douglas Ang- lin, F. A. Smythe, 1.. Skinner, Dr. H. Grey, Dr. Fisher, Dr. Young, Pro- fessor Gunner, Cadets Edwards Leach, Morrow, Greenwood, Smythe, Fry, Bethune, Gibson, Ross, Mac- murty, Schoenberger, Dennistoun McNaughton, bovelace, MeQuen Parker, Latimer, McGowan, Garland, | 2%isted by Miss Eleanor Greene, Rankin, Macdonald, and St. Laurent, . One of the brightest social func ons of the season was the dance|Uglow, Miss Kathleen Ryan, given by Mrs. G. Hunter Ogilvie, Princess street, on Thursday evening.| Doris Kent, Miss The halls and rooms were attractive- ly decorated- with lilacs, and the ver- | jorie and Gwennie andahs were arranged as cosy sit ting-out places. Mrs. robe over satin. Supper was serv- ed at midnight and the table was | Florrie Stewayt, Miss Reed Martin, arranged very prettily with lilacs. The guests included Colonel Mrs. Frank Strange, Mrs. J. B. Car- ruthers, Major and Mrs. J. P. Shine, Miss Edwards, Mrs. N. 8S. Leslie, Mrs. Henri Panet, Major and Mrs. Vernon Eaton, Dorothy and Mar- gery Brownfleld, Misses Marie, Dor- othy and Kathleen Carruthers, Miss- es Phyllis and Charlie Shortt, Miss- es Edith and Hilda Hague, Miss M. Gordon, Miss Margery Star, Miss Dorothy Goodwin, Miss Margaret Maclennan, Toronto, Miss Marjorie Penge, Miss Helen Gordon, Misses Lillian and Blanche Kent, Miss Nora Macnee, Misses Hilda and Doris Kent, Miss Phyllis Pipon, Toronto, Miss Lassie Kirkpatrick, Miss Mar- gery Merrick, Miss Dorothy Hill, Misses Mamie and Susie Anglin, Miss Mamie Garrett, Miss Morley Saunders, Miss Madge Dawson, Miss Drake, Miss Madge Crowe, Miss Kathleen Crisp, Miss Mildred Jones. Miss Ada Petrie, Miss Jean = Duff, Rev. 8. J. Moore Compton, Mr. R. R. F. Harvey, Mr. E. C. Gildersleve, Mr. E. Van Lesslie, Mr. Arthur Dal- ton, Mr. James Swift, Mr. Macmil- lan, Mr. R, F. Murdock, Mr. O. L. Macklem, Major Lambert, Major R C. Hammond, Cadets Edwards, Woodman, Macdowall, Fisher, Pat- terson, Gault, Carruthers, Morrow, 'Green, Sweeney, Cronyn, Macauley, Stewart, - Robartsan, Kittermaster, Gibson, Green,'Le Blane, Bishop, Matthhews, Latimer, Shoenberger, Grenwood and Blacastock., . . . . 'Miss Maizie Dwyer, Barrie street, was hostess at a very charming lit- tle drawing-room tea on Thursday afternoon, when Miss Geraldine Re- gan, of London, was the guest of honor. Miss Dwyer made the tea, "The Hat Store." WE HAT EVERYBODY Men - Ladies - Children | | | Ogilvie was | rie, Miss Nora Macnee, Misses Eva handsomely gowned in a blue sequin | and Mabel Richardson, Miss Freda and { Toronto, Miss Etta Ward, Miss Mar- Partial List of Books, 30c. Miss Selina Lue, Marie T. Diress The Flaw in the Sapphire, Fred F. Snyder. Judeth, Grace Alexander. Table Tales of Cupid, Paul F. Ford. The Man Higher Up, Henry R. Milier Marriage a la Mode, Mrs. Humphry Ward. : Kilo, Ellis Parker Butler. Turn of the Balance, Brang W cock. The Running Fight, borne. Options, O. Henry. THE COL 260 PRINCESS. and Miss J. Browne served the ices, Phelan and Miss Leta Minnes. The guests included Mrs. W. Balfour Mudie, Mrs.. Harold Hughes, Miss Eleanor Minnes, Miss Lassie Kirkpatrick, Miss Eleanor Phelan, Miss Helen Miss Madge Crowe, Miss Hilda Kent, Miss Lilian Mundell, Miss Stiles of Cornwall, Misses Mar- Merrick, Miso Doris Crawford, Miss Claire Sicila- Burns, Miss Alleen Folger, Miss Miss Mary Strange, Miss Pipon, of jorie McMahon, Miss Gladys Burton, Misses Loretta and Mae Hanley. Mrs. F. R. Sedgwick, Royal Mili- tary College, entertained at a very enjoyable dinner party on Friday ev- ening. The table was decorated with white lilac. The guests included Miss Kathleen Crisp, Miss Helen 'Gordon, Cadets Smaltz, Lacey, Bond and Woodman. . An interesting event of next week will be the Dundonaid riding compe- tition at the Royal Military College on Wednesday -afternoon, after which Mrs. F. R. Bedgwick will en- tertain at tea, : Mr. R. L. Murlock, Bank of Mon- treal, who has been spending his holidays in town, left to-day for Quebec. : Miss Drew Brooke, of Toronto, will be a guest in town next week. Rev. J. F. McClement, who has been a guest in town for several days, returned to Gananoque on Thursday. Mrs. E. F. Osler, of Bronte, ar- rived in town on Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. William Harty, Stuart street. : Mrs. L. T. Best and children, who have been spending some time in Peterboro, have returned to town and are at the Fron.enac. Miss Alda Nicolle, who has been visiting in Lindsay ror the past two weeks, returned home to-day. . Mrs. C. K. Clarke, Toronto, who £pent the holiday ue guest of her brother, Mr. Thos. Gallagher, King stret, returned home yesterday. Mies Mina MecClyment, of 168 King street, Ottawa, was the guest of Mrs. H. V. Moore, Division street, for a few days. Miss Eva Elliott, Renfrew, who has been visiting Mrs. C. 8. Anglin, Wellington street, for the past week, returned to her home on Saturday. Mrs. W. H. Reid, Victoria announces the engagement of daughter, Martha M. to Samuel Corbett, the marriage very Guietly on June 25th. {Continued on Page 3.) en NOT SETTLED AS YET As to When Schools Will Close for Holidays. The question as to when the schools will close for the summer has not vet been decided, but it was stated to day that it would be settled in tne course of a few days. The, regular meeting of the board of education will be held on Thuredav evening next Lasy year, it will be remembere', there was a proposition"to close the ; schools earlier than the regular time ) for closing, which is Jume 28th. but 3 the proposition was voted down This year there are quite s number of the board who would favor an ear- lier closing, and it is thought that an earlier closing will be decided up- on. . street, her S. APPOINTED AS ASSISTANT Wm. H. Os 4 for $1.00. The Outlaw, Emerson Hough. The Making of Bobby Burpett, Geo. : R. Chegter. ; 'By Neva's Waters, Jno, R. Carling Much Ado About Peter, Jean \Véb- ster. : : The Fighting Bishops, Fred Hou,kins The New Commandment, Anthony Farrell. The Perfume of the Lady in Black, Gaston Laroux. Dissolving Circle Early Bird, Geo. R. Chester. Little Brown Jug at Kildare. LEGE BOOK STORE a Phone 19. hit The The The S --_ PREPARING FOR COMING WEDDINGS English Entree Dishes, Chop Dishes, Marmalades Cut Glass, choice designs. : Pearl Handled Knives and Forks in Oak and Leather Capes. Sterling Silver in excellent patterns and complete renge of prices. SMITH BROS. 8350 KING STREET, Ladies' Black Voile Skirts. Regular price, $6.00. To-night, $2.50 each We Offer the balance of our Bpring Btock of Ladies' Suits $15.00 & $16.50 qualities $9.00 per suit Our Stock of White- wear is Complete. In - variety of Stoles and Ostrich Feather AT : GOURDIER'S Phohe 700. Good Values to be had at NEWMAN "& SHAW The Always Busy Store. Good Real Estate at Ex- ceptiorally Low Prices ( $825.00--Lansdowne Street, House and Lot. $000.00--Clergy Street W., two to take place | Houses. $050.00--Victoria Street. two storey Dwelling. Plenty of welling Salvia Petunias Snapdragons 8tock | All kinds of Bedding Plants at PURDY'S 109 BROCK STREET Everything in floral de- sign work, $1,125.00---James Street, two-storey Frame Dwelling $1,150 00--Durham Street, ing and 1 Acre of Land $1,850,00Patrick House and Lot $1,400.00--Main Street, Detached Hous, b. & c. and stable. Dwell- Street, Double MULLIN The Real Estate Broker 'Phone 63). Division Street, Cor. Johnson, Charles Martin, of Spencerville, has been appointed as a isl officer to #ct as an assistant to aham Shaw, 5 tor of customs, in Kingston, up his duties. 2. : ou aespmpany. Won w on all in tours inspection, and the two will work together at Wi Sime. has territory to r w a large cover in Eastern Ontario, and it was found advisable to give him help in the large amount of work he has un- der his charge. # 1,000 Islands--Rochester. Steamer Caspian leaves 'at 10.15 am. Sundays for : te, sud at § pan. for Rochester, .Y.. via the Bay of Quinte. J. P. , agent. Fr now on. Duhton's C. W. Wright de livered five notices to every bar in the city om Friday, concerning five new members of the °° Fist. The number grows. It now stands at 108. Sweaters for all for tool evenings. Dutton's. AND ITS IDEAL WORK. All eyes adore our cleanliness All eyes see our superiority. All eyes admire us. i They positively love us-- "those white things." As long as they have to go a- laundering they prefer our shep, we don't tear their tender limbs; we don't crush their downy filminess: we don't scorch and tear their fine skins : PERFECTLY EQUIPPED ix at your service daliy--~for any REPAIR required for your Eyeglasses or Spectacles. Here Lenses and Drilled, placed, N ars ound, Cut ken need Re. onan 'amples for Spc. e and a ial parts for eyeglasses u New. Glasses or Repalis l. §. Asselstine D. 0. S. Registered Optometrist & Optician 842 King St. "Phone 1919.