ALL TO HAVE- CHANCE op, o cuca mos «|THE . SPORT EVIE ROUNOMIOAL &ettiar HORONTO SEEKING PLAYERS ad FROM MAJOR LEAGUES TO CATCH PLACES ON QUEEN'S White Rose flour for all putposes. RUGBY TEAMS. Pianos, pianos. Weese s sale. : Fri "Kentucky lawn seed," Gibson's. Honorary Coach Malcolm Has About anne claims to, be 2663 years | Buc None Forthcoming Yet -- Min. Eighty Players From Whom 10 "pio 0 poe" og oF Joagucts Yigy Hook Up With The I. B. S. A., which has Pick a Senior Team, Weese's sale, : 4 It is the intention of Prof. Lindsay Kentucky lawn seed, Gibson's. Manager McOraw is out with an em- secured P * Yates is - i ) ? 1 astor Yates for h : / Fos, Malcolh2 hénorary conch of 'Queen's 81.50 corsets $1. Dutton's. iy phatic denial that any of his New amous lecture, sevond 4 yughby club, to give every student at} Half truths may doc more injury | York players contemplaté jumping to the Grave," y the university a chance to catch a than absolute Jes. the Federal Baseball League. 4 place on the senior team next fall. 1t | "The poor and the chronic faultfinder " ---- IDEAL Theatr oe has Leen said on many occasions that fare always wish us, 3 A Louisville manufactuder deelares only a certain few could play with uy a prize package of music, 10c., | that 2,000,060 bats are produced annu- Queen's. 1i this has been so in the | worth 10¢. Duttof's sale. ally in the United States, making an i past, it Will no longer be. Because a Paris will use automobiles to col- | average of one base hit per bat. Sunday 3 P.M. has also arrangéd to have ing that he had about eighty men "Huyler's sweets," Gibson's. him give the above leetare ; k | Jrom whom to pick the fourteen w hid Strongdst overalls madé, nien's re- 3 HYYY 4 : 7 FE wi represent the umversily In Lhe ular 81.50 fof $1. Dutton's. ; 38 the evening at the Idea Intercollegiate series nest fall. He in- g A sap for you at Weese's sale, unframed. is mo reason why he should be 'select- ed again. 3 Prof. Malvolm is credited with say- eho danger de is -concetned. The Toronto Leafs are getting noth- ing but promises from the major base - Gives steady, even man plays on the team one year, that | lect ashes and rubbish. 5 -- catre, 8 pam. These free tends being back at the university bY. Jicdntors of -excusds séldom gain ball leagues--and the International 30 . LE ; Président' Navin, of the Detroit Ti 4 arn aCe heat on least fuel 'Bible lectures are creating September 20th, and is very anxious any great amount of renown. championship season opens next Tues- "Penslar products", at Gibson's." i . Ti foo 5 sways Bid so ft as | er ba lot Volts Fn" ie | Sec the MieGlary dealer of write for booklet : 4 % ? . 3 SF 3 . ¢ : that all the players be on hand 0 |p (LG Fd. Ladies 81 chocolate day. : : = great interest in Bible ques- } 18 The Finest Of All Family Bicycles young. first baseman, to the Roohfster: A Ardohain club of the International League. Sold J. > that they can get in physical condi ts. 81.75. Dutton' = - 3 tions. tion for the opening of the spason. On ponte; hl who et sutartalng ath Unless the Federals are taken inte + BRANTF : many occasions the team hgh lost the ohiection. never amotiits: to: nmieh. organized ball before next season . % Mr. Yates is a very ab: p some of the minor leaguers are likely Search the country high and platform orator. Es low--you won't find a line of first games which were pls rd on ae: "Tee cream bricks", at Gibson's. : . to hook up with the outlaws. RT » - ATS i ) R HIM wheels better aday to family NO Col- count of Mack of condit : You may take fhe diréetion of service than the BRANTFORD. » lection For the past ten Tals » coach has . 2 : 1 -- sol rein 'the-students \ the | trouble if you go with the 'crowd. "aide . duh dl orm aml fe ont on the loves | Wilt Swati, puns Sener, OUTS | copied an invitation (0 In honorary e 3 ] have ®t try at the game eve a . resident of Ameri HA is . » uatpue sud have ds try aviile £3 A lot of people have been robbed | PUTER © the Amerioan. Olvmpis In Ladies' and Gentlemen's Road- sters (both rigid frame and Hygienic Cushion type), and Girls' and Boys' Juveniles, the BRANTEORD line of- Valuable building lot, 28 X 132, | | Debitity, Mental anit Binin orc. Temmores She latest models can 7 on Main street, corner of Colborne | | dency, Loss of Knetoy, Palpitation thom. from Détroit. Thay ; . ¢xamined street, gateway in front and lane- | | fegrt. Fait Fie 3t per box, ais : ey are now traming = TO-DAY at Treadgold Cycle & "Sporting Goods Co., Kingston. on the part of some of the players | studio closes. Toronto Globe : All this talk of hav. boxes 1 CANADA CYCLE & MO- TOR CO. WEST TORONTO guest, For some. time past a num- : Berlin in 1916. reg ues or som me past a nu Pheoty that standy renuin® testing ). EST-QUALITY machines, pls | Get Busy, and Ovganize . 3 nC Drug ruggists or mailed Th pals pid on IE WoO0D "Get busy and organize at once," is films at Gibson's Re Toss E | league club, ut may be sent to Ot- A large number have responded to his by the process' called a' square dea; committee for the Olympic games in bet 'of the 'candidates for next fall b e -- is the only Kind worth advofating. Manager "Jimmy" Sheckard, of the fers a complete selection of the HIGH- 3 lemary. " v "oy {odak < - way in the rear. vegies or ma ed pa pre; Sold by An expert develops" your Kodak | cin ina Providence International . ice. New pamphlet mailed free. THE W . a . PRI REDICING COL, 10RORTo, ont, (Formerly Windsaey | the advice of Stanley Trotter, presi- |store. , tawa. Both ave righthanders. ' m-- "Napiad" odorless dress shields, re: 2 have been holding practices in the 2 1 oy Ladies' up-to-date dressmaking. | (j..oland American Association, has dent of the City Baseball League, to ; gymnasium for the purpose of making L . 4 A Wood's their I'he | Terms wioderate. Miss A. Keys, 221 | cided that his players will have to CE $525. CHARLES LEEDER E=----------------ee the ollicers of the 'teams which intend gular 23c., two pairs 35¢. Dutton's Quebec's chatives of getting into the 4 y | entering the City league series this sale. big lacrosse league: seem to be good, passing more adfufate. 1 The Sreat English Hemedy, Queen's players have Jlearn®d that the Prisads street. 1 Wease's. silo cut out the movies. He is of the Ones and invigorates the w. passing which has béen pulled off * by allpaper, wallpaper. ese * | opinion that the glare hurts the eves nervous system, makes new Blood | 5, Varsity teams for some years is a Aways have good grounds. for . ge e eves. great help. your objections before you make | Phe Ottdwas may land two twirlers : i - : : r G3 ak . Eng, Lift : A i ARCHITEOT, season. Up until the present time, g W. A. G. Hake, of London, providing amother. teem can be found Corner Montreal and Princess Sts, . ® nson neither of the senior teams has had a fat 102 takes long walks for DIS | pune" gix-club ledgue. At pre- Over King Edward Theatre. { meeting for the purpose of seeing what health, dont it looks A% if Cornwall had the | . players. are on hand. Send in re-orders from the D. A. | ay sasiake the sétetts ¢ lete % y 3 Er 0 mal te complete. e a ng There appears to be lack of interest | Weese photo negatives before che | Florist 324 KING ST. | 50 bedding plants, about donning. the uniform this sum- Honestly, are your nels gs many ing Big Four teams in 'Quebec, Corn: that. the C.1.C. Baseball | gs vou are inclined to think they wall and Ottawa is the usual pre-sea- son Hii When the season opens mer. Now Club has decided not to enter, the] pe? Ponies should have a good team. The| (ook! Tea aproms, 25c.; all-over | there fill be still four teams in the role which barred all the C.L.C. play- | aeons, 50c.; boys! blouses, 45ci [D.L.X, and it is not hard to guess evs from taking part with any of the rompers, 45c. Dutton's. * | which 'they will be. City League teams has been lifted, There's lots in knowing just when and there 1s nothing to hinder a (C.l. and 'where to got hold of opportuni: C. player from joining any of the sen- | = greatest lightweights that the world ple or teams. «Make Kingston beautiful"--use | hye ever seen, and that he ranks with It is understood that the manage- Kantueky lawn seed. Sold only at | any of the old-time champions, is Gibs fr ] per ot up, Hanging baskets filed from Bc, Atal Hne of cut flowers PHONES: Store 238 Residence, 5 That "Willie" Ritchie is one of the Will Giv a-------------------------- i ---------- ent of + Ponies has its 8 © Xai . i wil 9 8 ODS . ent « the Pe Na has ite manag a on"s Red Cross Drug store. the opinion of George (Green, who will SS GOO! |} some of hol er ke ed- : A > Pad iad ce The Style and Fittin w vs ors. Billy Paka Many times, a man of méans se be rec alled as the original Young © Style an ting will be dy" Saunders, *'Billy'" Laird, *Dickic cured 'his wealth by® mean 'transac- | Corbett."!" Faultless Mathis and some others, : J : The Pinsh and Workmanship NEW YORK FRUIT If the league is to be .a success it | S1OnNs. . a 29. We will be perfect. STORE means that the teams must get out to | Value! Black' serge skirts, 31.29; Baseball men are inclined to be- The price will be from $2.00 to ante a i 21.95 lawn blouse, 750s; black sateen | lieve' that the American league race Pineapples 20c¢. Oranges, 13¢, 20¢, 30c. ractice at ce. The 0° of the , 2 t Dpto lik bo Ro practice at once ie opening oO 1¢ anderskirts, 50c. Dutton's sale. will not be nearly 80 easy for Phila- New Figs, 15¢ pound We are catering to, if you take an interest in your wearing apparel. - GABP PNP Sen Pad league is looked forward to, to take : Hg to have been paying The man of many questions may be | delphia ds bad' been anticipated. Mack Our stock of Woollens is complete. Lat- place five weeks fromeSaturday a. . -------- | a gossip rather than a newspaper ré- | will have to handle the same pitch- The Tailor, ing problem he faced last year. The 620 Princess Street Summer: vests, 2 for * 25¢.; | danger of a collapse by Bender or est novelties in Worsteds, Cheviots and Opposite St. Andrew's Church { porter. woven drawers, 2 pairs 45¢.; corset | Plank: is still with, him, and his 'ers, 25¢.\ Dutton's. ' voungsters are promising rather than "Beautiful green velvety lawns," if | gependuble. you buy Keptucky lawn grass seed. a a Sold only -at\Gibson's. Grocers' all reconimend White Rosé : smmmminrbes Germany) has more than 9,000, | gone Crawford and Walsh, 000 women employed in other than "Films developed," Gibson's. TAILORS domestic service. Dutton's solé . agent for '"New- Princess and Bagot Sts. : Tomatoes, 13¢ pound. m : Rtas: 1c. te. 10: Tweeds. A call solicited. Malaga Grapes, 20¢ 1b. S14 Priouiss 8. weet 05 s § icy Sin . / gy 5 # Save your money at Weese's sale. | week two must go at sacrifice price. : \ . § i H. Cunningham, piaso tuner, 21-| Opnosite opera house: Be : King street. Leave orders at Me: Steps are being takemw with a view in ur } Auley's book store, to organizing a company of militia Rm : : J The price of furs averages three in: Araprier, to be connected with £5 Lo SER and one-half times as much now in 'the 42 battalion Renfrew and Lane : the big Canadian markets. as it did [ark Rifles. in the decade from 1890 to 1900. Penslar products" are strictly JiRake your lawn" then sprinkle | high-class. Sold at Gibsdn's Rea with Kentucky lawn seed from Gib- | Cross Drug store. n's Red Cross Drug Store and . watch it grow. Abraham Wilcox, of Fort Worth, Tex.. formerly of Kalamazoo, Mich., native of Devonshire, Eng., is active at 112 years of age. Upright Dominion piano, walnut | Kingston, Ont, Myrtle Hahn Says D. D. D. Prescription Is Worth Rockefeller"s Millions to Her. "Ten years 1 suffered with eczema little rash, it develop into three years of that vime [ could nat jenny HOT rious. iRemetnt tr ) Pres as be RCE appear inv public. My entire body was | [ited for ffl nas heen. recog covered with the diseas: I could wot {ard sb eit. 1 couM not siden I could not Jive. 1 have at Jast found the great n Foti druggi 1 ! standar Prescription D. D. 1. My body ix clean, | romey, Evo andar case, as good as new, $225 on easy Here were one bottle only joffer you the first full size bottle with a ae : y of DDD. in the world and 1 had it {the guarapice that unl PR oioDs the MISE LILLIAN CONCORD terms, 294 Princess street; phong boy Roeke Slers aniflions could not ficn at ence wo will refund the pur- Who: Sing the tith Ye The Rea |1044 v e KO n ( 4 srice . so wb . th : ho sings the title role in "The Res . ¥ ; ' n ghase price, Bsk about the equal- fo FG STAES thE ta on Thursday, Ap. | 1 bought my wallpaper Weese's sale. « "If you are dissatisfied" with your furs Myre Hahn, (Watts Hospl- Hiv efficient skin b tal, Durham, N.C.) Geo. W. Mahood, Druggist, King- Fil 23rd. {eveloping and printing at other { ---- develop! HW ITI IIIET stores try Gibson's Red Cross Drug How about you? SPAIN NOT SATISFIED An expert does your work if usec should « A The Widely Wanted Medium Priced Six whi'e the buildings, the trees and the hills glide swiftly by. It feels as if the mad moved--not the Roadster, $2,300 PY If you have any skin Llemish or a |ston. D. D. D. Soap Keeps Your Skin Healthy Demands Safe Return of Her Sub- sore. . jeets to Torreon Babies in poor neighborhoods in i for this 17.--Senor !} ; jcan cities die at the rate of . s 7 Americ +f ight Six. Thousands have waited medinm-priced Washington, April . Do.away, with papering and painting by using Neponset wall Board for interior finish. Will not buekle and is waterproof. We have it in oak, burnt leather and ercam white. THE FRONTENAC LUMBER AND: COAL CO A. CHADWIOK, Manager, PHONE 67. Back To The Bicycle ack lo 2 Bicy Don't these mornings make you feel like a spin on an easy running Massey? OUR EXPERTS Will fit vour old wheel or tives in shape to enjoy yourself, : © ALL MAKES OF BICYCLES X Repaired at shortest notice, and we. guarantee satis- faction. ! ; Ts | 88 PRINCESS N PHONE 520. KINGSTON, ONT. Riano, the Spanish ambassador, who was among Secretary Bryan's callers yesterday, again pressed the claims for redress of the seven hundred Spanish subjects expelled by General Villa from Torreon. He had been informed by Secretary Bryan of Gen- eral Carranza's decision to act upon representations made by the United States on behalf of foreigners. in Mexico But the Madrid government is. not satisfied merely with a promise that future claims of Spanish subjects may be made through the United States. It wants a safe return for the Spanish exilés now at El Paso to their former homes in Torreon. Mr. Bryan is continuing negotia- tions with General Carranza regard- ing arrangements for the return of | all the exiles not held guilty of being | active supporters of the Huerta gov- ernment. FOR RIAL BIRD FLIGHTS | | New Type of Flying Machine Dé-| scribed in Paris Paris, April 18.°-A new type of flying machine, the object of which is to enable a man to imitate birds in utilizing the wind to the exclusion of other motive power, was described | to-night at the congress of the So-| ciety of Savants. The thvention is that of Dr. A. Magnan and the flight | it is intended to make is a kind of a continudus voiplane. After the manner of large birds the apparatus is provided -with a spreading tail and two tapering] wings, the wings being so placed ge} "to enable it to remain motionless. The control of the machine must be acquired by practise, as in -the case . of a bicycle, but it Is admitted, this will present great difliculties and even dangers. | You cannot buy Kentucky lawn grass seed in any other store in Kingston. Sold only at CGib=on's Red Cruss Drug store, 372 in 1000 under one year of ake, and in the good residences the rate ts 136 in 1000 or less than one- half as great : Prevost; Brock street, had received all his pring and summer goods for his order clothing department, also in ready-made clothing and gents' Jurn- ishing department. They are all well assorted with new goods. : I bought my pictures at Weese's sale. Tha record for late curling dufing all the past years of the game in Perth was broken this year when members of the ¢lub enjoyed a couple of hours on the ice on Mon- day, April 13. The ice was keen and in excellent condition, jother- wise, and quite a few joined bn the spot. ' The only store in Kingston selling Kentucky lawn grass seed. Gibson's Red Cross Drug store. Wear Dr. Vernon's cushion sole boots, men and women. Perfect comfort. Dutton's store. : "Jee cream bricks", at Gibson's. In Renfrew last Monday e¥ening, {Miss Minnie McLaughlin, daughter of Andrew McLaughlin, became the bride of Joh Wallace, of the Burns- town = section of MeNab township. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride. The Rw. James Wal- lace, Presbyterian minister at Lind- say; brother of the groom, officiated at the ceremony. "Huyler's sweets," Gibson's. Pictures galore at Weese's sale. Men, look ! $5 patent colt boots, £150; $4.50 gun metal boots, $3. Dutton's sale. : "Kodak films," Gibson's. The charges laid by Inspector Con- nolly against Mrs. Matgaret Drohan and John Billings, Hotel-keepers, of Berry's Bay, for permitting liquor sold by them to be removed from the premises, contrary to the Liquor Li- censé act, came up before Police Magistrate Devine, Renfrew, on Wed- nesday. Both enteréd a plea of enilty and a fine of $720 and coste In each case was lmpoged, . All motorists concede the vast superiority of the Six. Yet many continue to drive fourd beeause they fear a six will*prove costly to run; and because they think a Six must be higher priced than a four. The HUDSON Six-40-- some call it the HUDSON Light Six--at $2300, is Howard E. Coffin's answer to this wide demand. He has bitilt a light Six to corres- pond with the mental motor- car of a hundred thousand men. : It is low in price---costs little to rum. It is ready for you now this car you've waited for. The Easiest-riding Car We Know We believe this HUDSON . Light Six to be the casiest-riding car in the world. \We say this, having knowledge of every American car--of every European car. Never within the wide experience of HUDSON men has there! been producéd = car With 'such triily wonderful riding qualities. You sit in a softly-cushigned seat; and over the roughest' of roads vou seem to float on:air, car--so gentle is the motion. Miles are shorter and pleasure longer when you ride 'in the HUDSON Six-40. A Few of Its Advantages Light weight--2980 pounds; about 18 pounds to the inch, over-all. Economy of fuel consumption Much lessened tire expense. Less liability to repair .bills--because vibration abolished. Six-cylinder motor==cylinders 31-2 x 5 incfies, developing 40 to 47 horse-power, smoothly, flex- ibly, without jerk or jar. One-man top, with quickly-ad- justable, permanently-attached side curtains folded in top. Left-side drive, right-hand (cen- ter) control, dimming headlights, new speedometer drive, electric, starting and lighting. Come, see this HUDSON Light Six TQ-DAY! To ride in the car is 'a revela- tion. > A Larger Six if Wanted For those who prefer a larger, more impressive car we have the Six-54, 135 inch" whecl-base, 54 rated horse power, 36 x 4 1-2 inch tires, four forward speeds, $2950 i.ob. Toronto. The Six-34 and the Six-40 are practically alike in -design, equipment and luxurious finish. : W. P. PETERS, 117 Brock St., or Kingston Auto Co. Garage, Cor. Queen and Bagot Sts. - A