OUR $15.00 SUITS UR Fifteen Dollar Suits stand right out from the crowd ! The values are extra- ordinary. These Suits are made for the min who in- gists upon having good looking, perfect fitting, stylish Suit at a moderate price -- 'made for. Men who appraziate a 'good, medium priced Snit, -- The fabrics are new and stylish---the Suits are cut over the same patterns and models used for our higher priced Suits. We've several choice styles, and can fit any form « If you do not care to invest more than Fifteen Dollars in a Suit, Sir--come and 1 E let us surprise you with the amount of Suit 'goodness we can-give you for-- JUST FIFTEEN DOLLARS LIVINGSTON?'S BROCK STREET THE CLOTHIERS 98c Sale Saturday 8.30 o'clock do. ~ ¢ Owing to the cold, wét, backward weather we find our Ready- to-Wear Departmen¥ greatly overstocked, and are compelled to make big sacrifice, which means a big loss of money to us. The goods myst be sold--no holding them over A A AAA A AA AA best check Print, ete, from English 25 Doz, House Dressés an and stripe Gingham, French C Bought to sell up as high as $3 SATURDAY, | AA A 'rappers, made good made on brass frames a0 Bought to sell up to $4.25, 10 Doz. New York Sunshades, all a8 water will not rust the goods. SATURDAY. 20 Doz, White Muslin Blouses... away ahead ever shown in Kingston before at $2.00 to' $2.50. SATURDAY, | of any Blouses 15 Dos. Ladies' Umbrellas, with new long handles, gold and silver mountings. Colors, Black and Navy, The handles cost the manufacturer more than the price we ask for them. URDAY. | ¢ 40 Doz, White Indian Head Outside Gowns snd Underskirts. in stock at $2.25, « SATURDAY ... .. Skirts, Whité Muslin JLois of goods among this fot yelling now 10 Doz. Rlack Gloria Tatteta Underskirts. This Is the best imitation of Black Taffeta Six ever made in the world. SATURDAY... ..... .. ... At 48c. We will sell 25 doz. Wash Underskirte, "svr [ancies, Black Pancles, Grey and Navy Stripe, efe., and in this 1 will be found . some Black Sateens. All in this lot bought to sell 96¢ and over. Sy « ) ON . 9Be -- eaaad appear. The wax absorbs these 3 ae DAILY wrrTISR wHIG. ani RSDAY, WITH LAWN BOWLERS|, ""nuwes By the of Appearance Steel Plant, RINKS HAVE BEEN sELECTED Simi 2, $ Montreal, FOR SEASON'S GAMES. 17 -------- teel tompany of Members are Looking Forward to Fine Season's Sport--{gyeens Have been Put Into Good Shape--The Rinks Selected. along with the faclurers, said spection : other Dominion Steel know that Canada splendid works." Mr. Queen's Lawn Bow ranged rinks for ti summer, and the mem forward ng Club has 'ar- games for this s are looking 10 a hne « ready several of the members of the club have got into the game hat! some interesting matches. Wednes day night, the club had the electric Isghts turned on, when a few friendly matches were indulged in. The follow . mg rinks hate been chosen : considerable portion of the trade 'of South and have FW America rector of the Montreal City Markland: Molson. The entire dix per cent. : y the Fastern Car W. M. Campbell, and interest uncenditionalls Wormwith, Rev. J. |. 5 3° the Nova VY. Jackson, Coal company, has : sci ihed, Rice, J. issue Rinks, D. Murray, slap; vice-skip; W. H. W. Mglntosh. . R. lchvelvey, skip; vice-skip; R. Uglow, LeRoy Gr, Eliott, W. I. Spalding, skip; E. 0. Sliter, vier skip; Dr. Boyce, F. W. Milo, i. Macpherson, E. Lyons, skip; Dr. 1912, company, Seola been h rn railway §7 'umulative debenture 'our per cent: intédrest, on Monday at ninet e, Searle, vice- ter recept ic . th = yefiy Knapp, HII. J ig ND BBY Pp, of the kind which has Hurd. . e * ond soenil W. R. Sills, skip; W. G. Ferguson, | '0n¢on recently, . vice skip; J. ¥. MeMillan, Dr. Buchan- an, Dr. Ross, J. M. Elliott, skip; W. H. + Mont- gomery, vice-skip; J. R. Forster, W. L000, 000 810 k, skip; G. E. Sparks, br. Toronto, June 20.-~That developments in tractions are in w Paulo, J. W. Corbett, with its skip; EK. R. I. Zutelt, J.C. MeConachie, vice-skip; W. C. T. Lambert. Furcott, skip; J. Beckwith, F. Leckie, vice recent Mortimer, A. Moore." . | 5 i x "1 antages accuring therefrom, skip; A. Crozier," J. Strachan, |! baidine, A departure from - the ; ice has been made J skip; T. Slater, vice- | the reorganized Tuckett «kip; H. W. Newman, A. Mclean. pany. Instead of R. 8. Graham, skip; C. Smith, vice- | stock as a bonud it skip; A.B. Wilhams, H. Braithwaite, | H0. The preferred po -- A placed at $95, MEETING. [the placing of een very giving is to be stock is HELD THEIR FIRS these succeseful, C.P.R. Shows Strength, Montreal, June 20.<1n trast to the general list. of stocks, Canadian Paglic maintained a remarkably buo of late. At (he current ol ten per ¢ent, the investor hased Canadian Pacific in 218 per share would, in the yield on the stock of ent. have realized a profit per share on May 31st, when sold around 268], Advisory Agricultural Committee oy Frontenac County. I'he advisory i agriculjural committee of the county of Frontenae, held their first meeting, on Thursday afternoon. in the Frontenac "hotel. The commit tee is composed of four representative of the board of Sydenham High School, also tou? farmers frone~the county of Irontenae. Smith Elliott was chosen chairman, and Mr. Shib ley, of Harrowsmith, secretary. | Mr. Taggart, the instructor, ap pointed 'by the department of eduta tion, in connection with Sydenham thigh « School, was present, and ex plained to the members what he pur posed 'doing. Me was appointed in June, with an allowance of $1,200 fo salary and equipment. Five hundred | "Mderwriting -eémmission lollars will be given for his salary, cent, is being paid. and $700 fog equipment. The $500 July" U. 8, oted by courecil will be voted for doing work other than in the sehool He will teach in the lower forms of the high schodl, and will also give nn short course for all farmers' sons who ! desire {Oo take this course, which will he Iree of charge. This course will not w compulsory. He will have an ollice in Sydenham. He was appointed to wt until October lst. It was moved that Smith Eliott and J. L. F. Sproule be delegated io arrange for a practical demonstfation m sprayigg mustard, as soon as the | pany headquarters ace necessary equipment arrives, the most important Moved by Mr. Sproule, and carried, | at the first 1ull meeting of the that a vote of thanks be tendered by [ation in the lecture tent the board to Anthong Rankin, M.I. | camp, (on Wednesday P., tor securing for an agricultural | district representative for the county of Frontenac. The representative eriments with ind to do this it to make a survey 1.60 don finance the eity of ldmonton loan of WO four and a half per cent. issued at 994. The houses are bursements will against $224 total +293 a year Camp. tes, for the rural corps, in the owns and villages, where located, j | { dors present, \ bably { rural corps. The idea 'of the next year, | to construct these necessary | pense of from $2,000 to £3,000, county. J the unit requires larger. Rogers moved the prizes of $25 and 815 will be for the best plans for not to exceed ¥2,500 each. this deficiency will try fertilizer would be of the some ex INST ANTL Y KIL LED, V The Sudden Death of a Well-know J Ottawain. Ottawa, June 20. thier, undertaker, aged one of the capital's best i zens, was found dead in bed, this morning, by his wife. Last night he | was in his usual health and playing cards | ~Edmond Gau- sixty-eight, known citi- | storage of clothing' and used yearly, which would be saving in transportation, to the units annually, The executive was instructed, suggestion of after with his wife, and son and oters retired at 11.15 o'clock. Heart disease caused his death. De ceased was the father of twenty dren, nine of whom are living. i William Grant Young, met instant death at St, Luke's hos: | pay fon ntal, to-day, a short time after his mother on his leaving for work had said, "Good-bye, Grant, take eare of yolrseli." He lately started work operating the elevator at the hos | 3rd division: honorary pital. He accidentally started it to- | Lisut.-Col. Sir A. P. day and it shot up, catching him be |G, M.V.0., tween the elevator flooring and beam. | Licut.-Col. ilis neck was broken, causing instant | Brigade: death, Men had to use a crow bar to | get the elevator dowu so as to re. lease the body. i ence chil- | provide cots for the officers. officers, 'the officers of the reelected as Sam Hughes, orary president, Col. T follows A.D.C, RO; vice-president, Kent, 7th Infantry tary-treasurer, Major W. St. Hug shes, Tth Infantry Brigade. © Exes ative members : Sylvester, 45th Regiment: chérries, plums, Col. W. S. Buell, 41st at Uarnovsky's. | Lieut.-Col. A. GG. F. i Californie. Cantzloupes. E Red and black peaches, apricots, ete., i ir crt Regiment, Occasionally a man has mothing to say on a subject because he knows all shout it. : "vich hazel cream." "Gibson's." In addition to the criticism he is en- titled to, every man gets a lot that he can't account for. ' STOCK MARKETS. : New York. L Amalgamated Copper ("American Beet Sugar Anaconda ........ ..... American Smelters . "os Brooklyn Rapid Transit : Lehigh Valley .. .. Canadian Pacific Missouri Pacific . Reading .. .. . United States Rubber . United States Steel, com Union Pacific To Keep Skin White, Velvety, Wrinkle-Free {Aunt Saily in Woman's Realm.) C. MW, says: "Ny arms ard a0 coarse and rough 1 cannot wear short sleeves. Whal do you wmdvise *" The treatment recommended {o "Anise" will doubtless overcome this condition. A, F. G. asks: "What should | do for crow sleet and for a baggy neck * Try a wash lotion made by dissolving 1 oz powdered saxolite in § pint witch hazel. This js anmediately effec. Five in any wrinkled or Habby econ- dition. Use daly for a while and res sults will surprise you. Anise: A simple way to keep your skin smooth, oft and white is to ap- | Spanish River, pid. ply ordinary mercolized wax before re- J atonte : Rails -- tiring, washing it off in the moray. | Rio . is keeps the face free froth the. par- 3 of lifeless cuticle smbich con- M Canada Car'... 0 Montreal Power Richeliew. ........ .. Dominion Steel | Spanish River, com. 5 [Ben secant oh Do » he Daly ing Dominion James N, ers, of the big English manufact uring i Vickers' Limited, | who visited the Dominion Stes) P English manu after his visit "Myself and the other mem- bers were deeply mpressed with works. We: did possessed Vickers that he thought Canada should get glgrand officer oi the order' of Legg I ? Molson has been elected ac and Dis trict Savings bank, to fill the Yosantyl Dr. aused by the death of his brother, of $L,006.006 of the i first mortgage bonds principal | cent. guaran-| R Steel over-sub- The London issue of Canadian Nor { Victorian, had a bet- j take other. offering appeared in | Traction Ysanes in Limelight. some advance, Ios to some extent discounted: the was in- dicated hy the local market vesterd ay general in the financing of Tobacco con | the common ler, of sold 'at 1t is understood that | securities marked eon- railroad ! ed the railway has ant tone { locati m of the dividend rate who pur-| pr. September | dition to | Toronto, to ar er four of E5050 | the stock | ada. \ dispateh from London says : underwriting L085, ~| to be exceptionally of 1} dividend and interest dis $256,510,564 ago INFANTRY Assoc IATION. \ Meeting Was He 1a at Barrieficid | Se the That' the officers' of the Infuntry As |W. sociation of thé third division are in! lavor of the building of unit armour various Wilcox Lard Refinery their resolution carried A880CH at Barriefield afternoon. It was lelt by the large number of olli- was the greatest drawback to the scheme is armouries. at an ex- and if Lieut resolution, offered such, the cost A relolution was carried asking the government to construdt a building on the Barriefield training ground for the ® equipment, a great and conveni on the Lieut.-8ol. A. B. aingham, to ask thd government to A good deal of diecussion arose over aged fourteen, | the efliciency pay in camp, and higher | associatidn' were Patron, minister of militia; Benson, vice-president, Sherwood, president, | John Hughes, 9th Infantry Lieut. Col. R Brigade; Lieut.-Col. R. Lieut. he Regiment; Macdanald, F. DB. McCurdy Co. € Co. Clarence Chamb. | ers--H. W. Nelles, Manager Closing Prices, June 20th. = Hy Relea Sos Caitiee : { Word was received in the city at 3.90! p.m, that tae steamer Codillac, SE 20. 1912. HE WORLD'S EPISODES Vick: [GIVEN IN THE BRIEFEST POS. SIBLE FORM. =} ui | Matters That Interest Everybody-- Notes From All Cver--Little of Everything Easily Read snd Re onl membered. not | 'Captain Killaly such ! died suddenly in added! Sir Log of in Gamble, England. Gouin is been Toronto. steel rail (Il, . Thirty-two Mexican rebels d in an engagement on Fepic. Sunday a Jeattie Nesbitt was committed {for trial afte tr a hearing in the lo {ronto police court. New Nok Central earnings expected of fwill 'increase in 1912 over 11} pet o¥er last year. : ! . KE. Lawson, pasior -- of thie and | Aylmer Mo sthodist chiurch, has raised $10,000 for his church, ; | Albert V. Marsh, steward on the rescued three men perpetual {drowning at Montreal. bearing | which came out | gus Mayor Foster, of Smith's Fails, pended Chief Sweet for refusing to orders from him. The 2 [reinstated him. A New York cripple was iin Toronto as the coun ti arrested result. of an al {leged plot to defraud railyays and in | surance. companies new! Florence' Mokeown was awarded $3, the, South American | 000 against the city of Ottawa for prospect, and that | injuries received by tiling open manhole last October Frederick Seybold - Montreal, found guilty of beating M: argaret Burng€ to death with a curtain pole, got oli with a ®x months' sentence in jail. Opposition has developed against naming of Judge Alton B, Park New York, for temporary chair- man of the democratid being vention, Samuel R. has | Brooklyn,. N.Y, mto an ad | prac national con Myers, an alderman of d eighty- three, lg | defendant' in a bree ac oh of promise suil, | brogght by a widow, | "about fifty." The railway commission has reaflirn judgment of the late chief, Hon, JJ. I'. Mabee, in the of the G.T.P. station at case { Hazelton William Beattie Nesbitt appear for trial at the fall will ap asslzes charges of falsifving of the r bank of Can Per. | concurring turns of Farmers > A.W. of Zone, Greene, reeve of the township was sentenced in jail. The charge was ove of mis appropriation of public funds, and.it ia understood that restitution has been made. ive persons were injured at Water town, N.Y, on Wednesday, in- an auto accident. A sudden! foomed up on the road, suto hit it, {turned turtle, tw o ribs of [the chauffeur. | Grand Chief | Morrison; of Lon to one month high per | broke Templar Frederick 8 Hamilton, in his addresy Grand Lodge of Good Temp lars of Ontario, glorified in the state Whitney and N. their temperance | ments of Sir . 9 lowell, as to | ide MN, An eighteen old employee of the slipped nto the thopper,. on the fourth floor of the factory and was carried through an eighteen-inch pipe part way to the ground floor. lle was dead when they got him out. The strike ofthe Marseilles seamen has tied up the port and several lin ers have canaslled their sailings. The government is sending blue-jackets to replace the strikers and holding des troyers in readiness to convey the Col mails. i necessary. The Governor Hadley led the fight on Th the convention floor to oust ninety two contested Taft delegates. and tc seat ninety-two Roosevelt men in their places. The convention finally refused to entertain the motion by voile of 561 to 510 alins com was pro- | James Quinn, John Vick, is coming to visit the | tentiary for three and took belong to him, at St. Catharines, trip east years. He made a | mistake did not some clothes so the police on Wed would do} magistrate at nesday, thought a him goed. Very Big Crop Soon. Winnipeg June 20. The acreage under crop in the three we ern provinces according to figures su plied by the North-west Grain érd' Assoc i June Ist, COMPAres . w with the figures 1911, wheat passing the ten mark by 71,000 Reports: indicate the to be in excellent condition, Cun- estimated Hon hon n up to 0.C. ! CM REYES, . growing or SOC: ie ailing cold wouther sw after seedin Pierre A spinster thinks it's up to her to take a bachelor seriously--otherwise may not gei a chance to take him at all 54 o 59th | "Witch hazel cream. i It's a sali bet that {who owns a fie gown Bonestly | believes that > has a perfect figure 'Hoods | = Sarsaparilla Cures all humors, catarrh and rheumatism, relieves that tired { feeling, restores the appetite, = cures paleness, nervousness, - 167% | builds up the whole system. 663 | 4dccept no substitute: insist on hav. .T0k} | Ing Hood's, Sarsaparilia Get it today. 169} | "Livson's." every woman RK { 3H; i COAL! 6 oy The kind you are looking for ow is the kind we sell. SCRANTON COAL is good. Coal and we gusrantec prompt delivery. {+ Booth & Ca! FOOT WEST STREET. Pld i 0 which | were kill | from | who says she is} Portsmouth peni- | that § though | probably a few days late owing to the CHARMING | LINGERIE BLOUSES In a number of néw and smart. designs just re- ceived. Some of these are remarkably good va lues: $1.49 to $6.00 A NEW YORK MARQUISETTE WAIST Trimmed with Cluny Lace and with the fash- ionable Pepulam, at $1.49 Allover Em- and with Pep $1.90 | Another style is low neck, short sleeves Price only A PRETTY BLOUSE AT $l. 00. fade of Fine White Lawn with Allover Em i front, -inset with Clunyd.ace, § sleeve and Dutch Neck. All sizes $1.00 WOMEN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR | Complete assortments of the right makes, both in Vests and Drawers, and ; FINE WHITE COMBINATIONS Combinations with neck and short and knee length. Cominations high and short sleeve, Combinations high neck and long sleeve and an- All sizes ready. broidery, ulam. low sleeve neck [ Sei kle length. ( 'ombin ations, low neck and without sleeves and knee | length, in a variety of makes, at * 39¢c, 49¢, 75¢ and others WHITE MARQUISETTE WAISTS Stamped, ready to designs re ady ' work. Fo-Morrow. %*A number of new We Have Comfortable -- House Slippers -: FOR OLD AND YOUNG x T Starting at 50¢ for a Solid Leather Slipper for Ladies up to our Semi Common Sense Slipper at $2.00, we can show the finest assortment of comfortable Slippers. ever shown in this City. We have a very nice soft Leather Slipper at #1 50 that looks very comfortable, We would like to show you these Slippers