N-- ME ---- -- ---- " Wl A oo AE ST Ne BR WW gt RT "on al de holidays Juries he year, there is none that ri to us all so strongly as the 3rd of June, the King's Birthday, because its the first one of the early Summer. When everything is fresh and green, and we all long for the woods, and the outdoor life, and like ~ nature we must don our new suit and look our best. Our Store and Its Service For over three generations this store has been fitting o men and boys and to-day in our two big rot VE ich we have lately had installed throughout quarter oa binets, we are at it harder than ever. Smart Styles For the Young Me en We are showing some Very Nifty Models for the mart Br er. The Choice of Fabrics is so varied that you will have no rE picking something to your liking. - From $12 to $22 we show a choice range of Serge, Tweeds and, Worcicds 'We Devote Great Attention to Our Boys' Clothing If you have any doubt as to how to clothe your boy correctly bring him here. Our prices range from $4.50 to $10. Will' meet » yourneeds in every case. ~ Cute Ideas for the Little Tots - We cater very specially in Wash Suits for the Little Tots from 2 12 to 7 years. Russian Blouse and Sailor Suits, Priced from $1.50 up to $3.25 itis : The man who cares for Choice Haberdashery can find a feast of good things 4 there. » A = is , - "Heity of pi She arrived at 7.00 RARE GIFT FOR MONTREAL | Two GREATEST DANGERS. . xeporTiON sare. © | WANTS THE EXCLUSION, city of pilots. Zhe arrived at 7.30, gr schootier Ford River = cleared Relics of Barly "Home of Famous Alcoholism and Social Evil Says Pr: | Donald McMillan and. and Hi Varty Well {Of All Orientals als From Province of Bownd Funeral Barprises cambiing for Sodus on Thursday afternoon with © Champlain. Chds. W. Eliot. in January British Columbia, House Pickets.® . }feldspar for Richardson's. Montreal, May 20. Thinking Mont-| "The greatest dangers. to the| Qardner, Mass, May 29.-- Derald , Vancouver, May 29<The Vancouver | Ohicago, May 29. -- hearse sons Captain Amos Green has taken the [real the most suitable place to house | white race of the world are aleohol- McMillan and his Crocker Land ex- | Board of Trade will soon commence | taining, an empty n and. wi . Wallles 'arrived Friday | position of mate of the schooner |the finest fragment of architecture in ism and Social evil. " Se declared | ploring party were well and comfor- | 20 agitation to culminate in a demand automobiles decked in 'mourning Bertie. Calkins," . to . succeed Captain | America which is reminiscent of the | Dr. Charles. Eliot at a meeting ; on the government to exclude all ori-|gtopped in front of William Mec- morning ag Swiit's with coal for Yano ; days of the. old French domination, 11a rae. W table on January 22nd, according to. : d n recently: He spoke of t explo entals irom British Columbia. Gurn's road house and a thirsty - steamer Britannic is due to-| The'steamer Sowards arrived on |Ur. Finley, president of the university |the investigations of vice condi- i han evi. Gresayond They wish for a, Sweeping regulation | gquad of mourners entered. : Ouce Thursday alterndon- with coal for {of New York sens a telegram to W. D. | tions in New York and ' Massachus- yesterday. The letter was written at of exel against all Hindus, Japa- | inside, the mourners stddenly be stdamers passed | up Sowards. % Lighthall, K.C., as president of the|etts. "We have also gathered much MeMillan's winter quarters at a nese and Chinese. came deputy sheriffs, and th: house Mapleton, a" No30 pan; {The steamer Sowards asmived = on Antiquarian Society, ofiering the Gly [Constructive knowledge which should | North Greenland and came out by | A deputation may be sent to Ottawa | ya ye Thursday from Oswego with Bal and | of Montreal the arch and side stones [go far toward revolutionizing)' the dog team j question. "been eared on Friday morhing. of the principal gateway of the cha: | world," he said. "We need 6 take | McMillan wrote that the first divi The steamer Rosemount- passed up |!¢aw at Brouage, it\Brittany, France, | action. It ja indt enough that we |sion planned fo start for Grogher Time for Straws on her trip to Port Colborne, * {in which Samuel De Champlain, the larg stirred to emotions which result | Land on February 7th to be follow- . mies which took place. at Me- ' nn famous governor of the first French lin ng action. The only way. $0 led' by other divisions at 'in 1s. 1, Jt8 time for a cool straw hat. Te: More than a dozen pickets pe Alesbury yy Toode for infants." settlers in Lower Canada, was born in | arouse the public to the danger of | He espreshed 'confidence in ne a. George Mills & Uo. have by far the | were continually on duty about tha Eresh at * > Bh wv Red Crons Drug | 1507. <i . ' '| these evils is to give them the facts. | cess of the trip, the object of 'which biggest stock in Kingston. buttons Store. ~ Later on it is. the Titention to send { Suoh people as are here to-day must |g to abtain geographical "He Stuart L. Burns; B.Sc. Eniversity { (be stone top of the wall which used | oti themselves. to action if thie irili- | sata that during the 'wintdr fe bad aveaue, has dt dor Montreal to ne- [to exist in the garden at Brouage. ty of the white race is to be pre- received many visits from natives por. Catharines, May heL.ake i a ition, with the Canadian Pa- ite Esse served, : thern Greenland settle- oli iatt, of Ni -on-the-Lake, 1 | he i company. Genuine Panama Hats. ee one on x as a result of complaints of inatten-: Lachlan Mclean, of Oswego, N.Y.,| 'The finest of the fine, $1 up, at "Direct from Toronto," Neilson's ice AE AARC tion to duty, has been suspended - { wag in the city on Friday fa connec- | Campbell Bros', the famporters of Sold in Ki ly tion with steamboat bot iSpection. awe ater 3 ibson'| ose Drug Store. 1 "Don't throw away Ln siegit © Sweets ¥ A W... al hi hat" alain it i Log corasta; Sle, Few short anes {Ki "a ed ¢ oh wil h Magic A tion's. Cho rg Drug Store,