[a YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THE BARGAINS At Livingston's Alteration Sale 60 Ready-to-wear Suits, value $12.00 to $18.00, on sale for $9.95 Table of Suit lengths, blue included. valiies £25.00 to $28.00. Made to vour measure for LIVINGSTON'S BROCK STREET A little out of the way, but it will pay you to walk. THE DALY BRITISH Who. 3 WILL COUNCIL ADOPTFOR RECOMMENDATION { PRINCESS ABOVE CLERGY? To PAVE HERBERT JOHNSON, AN EX-CON- VICT IN TOLLS AGAIN. Some Aldermen Are Opposed to Board of Works Report ~~ The | I Street Is In Need of Some Goud! + Pavement, This evening the City Council will be asked to adopt the report of the fred Burvett, Near Cataraqui Saturday Night, and Recovered Monday Morning -- Colt Was Sold for $30. 1 tales Bateson and Nicholson ) ) did quick work in finding a two-year- Hoard of Works recommending that | old colt~which was stolen Satucday asphaltic concrete be laid on Prin- night, from the stable of Alfred Bu. cess street, from Clergy to Alfred {nett, living a mile and a half the oth- streels, and that the tender of Foley 'er side of Cataraqui. They recovered & Gleason, of Ottawa, for $34,819, | the colt on Monday morning, and at be accepted. RE . {the same time placed under arrest There is opposition to the recotn- { Herbert Johnson, aged twenty-four, an mendation oy the part of several al- |ex-conviet, charged with the theft, and dermen, but citizens in general seem [he bas admitted the offence. He will to be in favor of putting down a jcome before Magistrate Farrell, in the Py vement on the 'blocks above nam- Poli sou, on Tuesda, ; musing. ed, now that they yi " © t was a one. Some up og the A ey ave Ben da time during Saturday night thé colt tench The fafinay company segs oe Sikes from xe' stable, She is i Wists fous ten das focide ri | Son sold the animal, which wes valued it . guid pave the blacks in question. nV da San Samed Ropers, Reid, Alds. Graham and Nickle favor pav- |*mPloyed i ing the street from the curb to eigh- woud alm, for he. Appents teen inches on either side of the rails. & iS posse: { : : colt, Reid got wise to the fact that jt The former claims that the expense |}.d been stolen. He secured his mon- lev back from J {the colt. The constables got a tipdo the little transaction, and by xlosely ! 3 : {following up 'the case, were able to cessfully laid against such a light {catch both Johnson and the missing rail *as the street railway company (colt, and in vecord time. ; 14 putting down; Ald. Fair holds the | Johnson lives in Portsmouth, and fame view, { the constables went in search of him In opposition to this 'ou Monday morning. Arriving at the \ld. Litton, chairman of the Board | house, they knocked on the door, but of Works, auotes W. F. Graves, chief [there was no response. They knocked vogineer of construction of the Mong | again. . But still there was no answer. treal Tramways, who when here a {Believing that there was some person week ago in commection with the jon the inside, they set about on a pavemeut.."on the lower portion of | little plan of their own, to 'setk ad- Princegs street. Mr. Graves stated, |miltance, for it was plain to" be seen affer looking over thé asphaltic con- | that there was no welcome on the mat crete specifications, that the latter [for the bluecoats. Their plan was to were all right, and that the pave |secure a ladder vearby, and get into ment should be quite satisfactory. | the house, via an upstair window. Five out of six members of the | They gat the ladder, 'put it up Board of Works are in favor of as- | #88inst the window and were about phaltic concrete being laid right {ro Shey. gut the rest: of the pro- across the roadway, and think that jHiramme when the front door was the council should aceept the tender | opened. Johnson was soon in the i Folev & Gl TH ;av that | 878 of the law. He was removed to of Foley & #eaqon. ley say - j the cells, but the case could not come this secticn of Princess street, a top on Monday morning, as the plain though in the residential section, 1s | tif, Burnett, could mot ApPeaE. in one of the most travelled places {court. flo = was in Gavarioque, "op the city, all the York Road | Monday morning, endeavoring to get Division street traffic' from the | trace of the missing animal and hap ty coming over it { pened to be in the office: of the chief ~{ «i police at Gananoque, when the ilo- | cal police sent' word that the lost had SS {been found. He then 'returned home, The Bodies of Cadets Logie and Johnson was sentenced to two vears Smith in Harbor. sin the Penitentiary, at Napanee, {1911 for horse stealing. | sees { is too much for the property owners along "the blocks involved, which are residential. Ald. Nickle claims that asphaltic concrete has not been suc- contention, in and coun a DIVER FAILS TO VIND George 1. Wyers, submacine diver. oi Humilton, who Ras wen in the city for the past week ior the pur | rose of making a thorough search for the bodies of Cadets logie . and Smith, who were drowned in the Kings harbor on" May 2ad, 1913, when they were crossing in their ca- i noes from Garden Island to the Roy- | al Military College shore, has given | Canpers STOCK MARKETS Brock St.--H. W, Nelles, Manager. 245 pm., May {1th. Montreal. 434 up the search. | Coment pid. ... The tug William Johnson, owned 'Cement cow. .. by the Calvin company, of Garden IR. & 0. Special Items From "Our Linen De: Extra Fine Bleached * Double Satin Damask Full 72 inches wide, good heavy weight, new pat- terns. Regular $1.35 and $1.50 qualities. Special for 98¢c Yard. 100 Doz. Table Napkins Brown's celebrated Shamrock make ity. Regular price $4.50. Special for $3.00 a Dozen sextra fine qual- | Matched Sets, Table Cloths | and Napkins In all sizes at special prices, | nm Patterns Tae Cloths [secs] Slightly awed or soiled, sizes 2 x 2,2 x 21:2. 2 « 3.4 yards, at 40 to 50% less than regular prices, ON| Island, was used by the diver, who | Toronto Railway wade a search for a considerable dis- | Brazilian tance. 1 Textile The diver was bronght here by Cap- | Shawinigan tain Logie, of Hamilton, father of i Deteoit S35 i one of the dead cadets. 'in a last | Dominion Steel | Twin Cita as sate oe hody win City sudenvor to locate the bod; Bell. Telephone {Ottawa Light, Heat apd Power | SET ASIDE CONVICTION a -- . . Labor Won a Great Victory in Sup-' New York. reme Court. ] pe Washington, May 11.--Organized la § bor obtamed a great victory, here, | Reding to-day, whet the supreme court of | Unibn Pacific the United ouales set aside the con | I'nfted States Steel b vietion of President Gompers, former {Erie 'os . Vice-President John Mitchell and | Soo Secretary I'rank- Morrison. of the American Federation of Labor, for contempt of court- in the celebrated Bucks stove case. The court decid- + ed thas the statute of limitations | -ebigh Valley barred their prosecution. The jail | \merican Can. sentences of thirty days and £300 New Hoven Railway fines. imposed on the defendants, were | S0Uthern Pacific set aside by this judgment. t Loppers Smelters CP.R \téhison Northern Pacifie Brooklyn Rapid Travsit Rubber Cotton. Arbor Day, at Kaladar School Kaladar Station, May 8.-~A num ber of miners arrived on one of the morning trains and leit at daylight { for the mines near Northbrook. Miss | Ethel Akey and Miss Etta Loffwan, | Wheat of Sulphide, were * week-end visitors | Mav at C. 11. Woods'. Messrs. C. and: Hl. |.Juls Farrow registered at the Carman | Oats hotse on Thursday Mr. and Mis f July | {May rel Oct. Dec. J. Lewis, of the Carman house, were | Way ut Mes. Fleming's on Wednesday oy ora- ening. J. Parks has improved his | July lot by enclosing it with a new wire | Sept. fence. J. Thompson spent the day in | Tweed. Mrs. Kenneth 'Tryon ts on | the sick list: Tra Wood spent Sums day last under the parental roof. Arbor Day was celebrated on dav last at the school. The and teachers worked until clock and them all went un a "A Leak in the Foreign Office." | This adventure of the diplomatic F | frew lance, ome of the internationally 1 famous stories in the Blue Book, pupils writtentby Clarence Hubert Now and . gs grdafited by Hod EB Leovergan: oil 47 jhe shown the theatre, Mon- flower espedition. The scliool rOOm {ov and Trondas, No "Hae Final and yard © were' much improved by { Choice," 'and the Keystone comedy, the: day's work. Mra. 1. Thomp "Love and (iasoline." Admission Sc. son and little danghter. Nettie, spent ad Friday at S. Thompson's. Two Bicyclists Collided ? Two men riding bicycles on King Toronto Street Market oh street to-day near the city park had Toronto, May 10.--Wheat, bush, | head-on collision fn which it was 31.01 to 81.02; wheat, goose, bush..| p," ( O% SC Sos J suffered most. 98¢c to §1; oats, bush. 44c to 45e; {| The water-wagon had just been ov. barley, bush., 60¢ to 61¢; hay, No. 1: er the road and one of the rider's §18 to $20; hay, mixed, $16 jo $113 bicvele slid as he was turning out, straw, $16 to $17: dressed O88. | ng as a result there was quite heavy, $10.75 to $11.50;. dressed little excitement for a ti hogs, light, $11.50 to $12.25; butter, ? ent for & time. dairy, 1b., 27¢ to 30c; eggs, doz, 24c| to 26c; fowl, 1b., 18¢ to 20¢; chick- ens, Ib., 25¢; ducks, Ib, 24e to 25¢; tarkeys, 1b., 25¢ 16 3c; apples, bbl, $3.50 to $4.50; potatoes, bag, $1.20 Tggs sold at 19c. and 20c. un doz- 31 25: heef. forequarters, cwi., en. Chickens, 0c. to' S0c., each. $10.50 to $11.75; beef, hindquarters, | White fish. 19a a bound. Pork. 15 vot, $14 ww $15.50; beef. €hoice | to 16c.: veal. 15e. to: 18¢.; 'beef. 4c. sides, ewt., M275 to $13.25: beet. | to 20c: lard. 190 young pigs, $4 to medium, cwt, $11.50 to $11.75: £5 each. > beet, common, cwt., $9.50 to $10: : mutton, light, ewt., $10 to $12; veal, ! prime, cwt., $13 to 315: lamb, owt. $14 to $14.50; $7 to $9. Picton Market Report, Pioton, May 11.--Butfer wos * agin "lentiful and sold at 25. a pound "Make Kingston beautiful," + tucky Lawn seed will do it. © Sold lamb, spring, each,lonlv at Gitwon's Red Cross drug stare. $ ' Mrs, Willigm J. Collier, aged six- The annual outing or excursion of tvfive, yeart! died - in Rochester, the Watertown, N.V., and Jefierson | N.¥.. on Thnirsday. | countv officials, will be held the lat>| Picton" js a hrother. §, ter part of June alobg the St. 'Law- [james - On fe J rence river, it' is exiiecte. snd wile, motor "Sieipy toni" Gjpmon - Ken- " "5 Animal Taken irom Stable of Als | ohnson, and returned | mn F. B. McCurdy & Co., 86 and 88 | MONDAY, MAY 11,1914. THEFT OF coLT| HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR SPRING SUIT » If not we ask you to see some of the new suits we are showing These suiits are stylish but not ex- treme and are moderately priced. This spring we have sold more suits than during any prev- ious year, because we have had the right makes. $15, $20, $25 and many prices between. Black Silks and Black Fo Satins | : . We are showing some particularly good values Paillette Silks A beautiful soft silk with a deep dull fifilsh, per- fect for the new draped effect dresses: 36 in. $1 yard. Duchesse Satins 36 inches wide, very special values at $1 Very special values at $1.25, Black Cotele Cord Silks. Black Moire Silks Black Coat Silks - J of John Laidlaw & Son. a | J. A. Kenney, New Shoes 'for Street Wear | . Ladies' Patent Button kidney = heel, black cloth top, whole anarter, long vamp and pointed toe; widths B, C, and DZ... .. .... $5.00 : Ladies' Tango = Slivver, turn sole, in black satin and also in patent, a very stylish shoe