Booked in June cial Low Rates cKay, Limited 149-157 Brock Street 'neld > : will to the Rp A § CHONG BROS., LAUNDRY. Cor. Barrie, 354 Princess Street. Thomas Copley # Telephone 987 ecard to 13 Pine street when aovthing done in the Satpens EL mates given on all Kinds : » - yvill rece! rot artis Yer receive pro n 8 Queen Btreet. he LUCKY A fi | scoring five. ' ¥ Ha P-- Rig VICTORIAS DEFEAT . ATHLETICS BY ® RUNS TO 8. In Senior City Baseball League Ser ies -- Park Nine Won Junior Game Before a very large erowd at the t field on Sa y ictoriag defeated Athletics by one run D a ten innings battle. ' The first four ., Little being hit i The game up to this time was decidedly poor ba: 11. In the fifth innings, Little settled down and the Athletics got started by a In the sixth innings, Walsh replaced Gillespie, and pitched the remainder of the game. In the fourth, Cotman, of Athletics, pounded out a beautiful homer, 'There was a big uproar ¥aised on a close ision by Umpire Sullivan, when Little bunted safely. Coyne got to lirst amd Little was forced out at second. Spencer sacrificed. Saunders was at bat. Coyne was called out going to third. : the winning run was scored by Laird in the tenth. Laird singled, Stansbury made first on Stokes' error, Gillespie singled and laird scored. The game at this time had been a tie, at eight runs. The three official fans, J. Evans, R. J. Bushell and (George Wright were'on hand. 'They have been attending the Saturday afternoon ball games at the cricket field for thirty years. Stan- ley Trotter had his hands full keeping the pebple off the base lines. The line-up was : Vietorias--Nicholson, s.5.; ~MeCam- mon, Li.; Schultz, r.i.; Somerville, 2b.; G. Dick, 3b.; Walsh, 1b.; Laird, c.f; Stansbury, c.; Gillespie, p. Athletics~Coyne, Li; Spencer, 1b.; Saunders, 3b.; Stokes, 2b.; Cotman, ¢.; Wilson, r.i;; Davidson, c.l.; Duncan, 8.8; Little, p. Score by innings : : R.H.E. Victorias ., ..520000001 1-9 14 2 Athletics 00015011008 189 Umpire--George Sullivan. . Parknine, 15; Regiopolis, 10. The junior city baseball game at the cricket field, between Regiopolis and Park Nine, was won by the latter team by 15 to 10. D. Hunt umpired to the complete satisfaction of the crowd. Park Nine--Shangrove, ¢.; ville, p.; Compeau, 1b.; Smith, 2b.; O'Neill, s.5.; Sherbino, 3b.; Hall, 1.i.; Hammond, e.f.; Corrigan, r.I. Regiopolis--Joyner, c.; McKay, Nicholson, 1b.; Downey, 2b.; Millan, 8.5.; Grattan, 3b.; Hinchberger, Lf; ,~e.f.; McConville, r.f. Somer- P.; ] day School Senior Series. At a meting oi the executive of the We are not all up-in the air, but on the level. If you want eye-glass comfort, consult = Was there a . | Bip was taken. 'sen! Are happier if your home is Te; suitably furnished. We can do it for vou, from kitchen Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, * Linoleum. PHONE 90 -- {10 have a senior baseball series in Sunday School Athletic Association, on Saturday evening, it was decided conneetion with the association. The following teams will compose the ser- ies : Cooke's, St, George's, St. Luke's and Bethel. © The first game will be played on Wednesday evening, June 17th, at the cricket field, commencing at 6.20 o'clock, Cooke's will meet. - I ----------i---- A ROCHESTER PIPE DREAM y -- What Visitors Reported Occurred to Them in Kingston. When representatives of the Roch- ester Chamber of Commerce were in Kingston last Tuesday, they were delighted at having a view of Cana- da's royal governor, the Duke ot Connaught. They were shown aout the city by R. Meek, president of the Board, of Trade and E. E. Horsey, and happened t. trail in the procession of automobil- es that accompanied the royal visi- tors to Rockwgod, When they got home, they concocted a sty'v tha. would put the Aunagias of Bible story to shame, and also take &way the lustre from some of Kingston's Ananiases that have stood out pro- minently for years. Here is what the Union and Advertiser says of the Kingston visit: "Mr. Davis called on R. Meek, president ofthe Kingston Board of Trade. Now it so happened that when the Duke of Connaught was on a visit to Canada a good many years ago, Mr. Meek was commis- sioned to be one of an escort from Kingston to Quebee. So it chanced that he enjoyed the acquaintance of the governor-general and it was at his request that Mr. Davis, as the representative of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce, attended the reception and was presented to the duke. The latter was very cordial and talked pleasantly with Mr. Dav- is and his host: In the procession that followed, Mr, Davis was assig- Ded to the fourth automobile in ne'? when Bethel and PET CAT POISONED, And Firemen at Brock Street Station Are in Mourning. The firemen at the Brock street station 'are in mourning because their pet cat, "Pat," is dead, and was the victim of poisoning. "Pat" climbed ladders, could slide dowry the big brass pele and do nearly all the stunts engaged in by the firefighters. He attended all fires, travelling on the hose wagon, and was a general favorite. Sunday he was found dead, and a post-mortem examina- tion showed that he liad been poison- od. His companion fireman cat, "Mike" is feeling very sad, and is go- ing around with a piece of black rib- bon around his neck. The firemen at this very fond of cats. added two station are They have just re to their collection, to be known as "Mutt" and "Jeft." BIG WASTE OF WATER. Has Been Discovered and Is Being * Gradually Stopped About a month ago, R. H. Toye, a member of the Utilities Commis. sion, was the means of having an inspector appointed to discover leaks in the waterworks system in the downtown area. Commissioner Tope knew that the leakage, through carelessness of consumers, who took no trouble to have their leaky taps fixed, was a large bill of expense to the city. The inspector appoin' ed has discovered scores and scores of leaks, and is having them remedied. A report on the matter will be Sub- mitted to the commission its 'meeting this afternoon. Mr." Toye will ask that the inspector be re- tained to go over the whole city. Most Powerful X-Ray Machine." _The new Wappler (Kin X-Ray machine was ntoq or Sa) rst time Monday morning at the General hospital. It is a very large machine with a mass of switches fuses and wires. . It has been in- stalled in the superintendent's offi- ce, While a Whig Teprésentative photograph of a man's The hip was em to the X-Rays for 1-120 of ined ond. The electricity used was The ma- ased from Ingram , of Toronto. "Jane Eyre." . Who has mot read this old Fng- lish emotional movel and - almost wept over its pages. The public of Kingston will have an opportunity to see the quaint little heroine, 'Jane Eyre," bd the two-reel Imp. feature, adopted from Broute's famous nov- ol, at Wonderland, Monday and Tuesday. See the two: hig fire sosnes and sixty others, also two roaring comedians, rounding out an exceptionally strong bill. Usual ad- mission. . A A Splendid Gift, \ Dr. D. E. Mundell was so highly pleased with the way the cadet corp 'other purpose for the benefit 6f the corp. The cadets are highly delight- lerosity. Heavy Clap of Thunder, Many eitizens 'were disturbed from their slumbers on Monday morning, shortly before three o'clock, by a very heavy elap of thunder. Just at this 1 time, it was the only one to be heard and very odd. Shortly af- terwards there was a heavy shower of rain. Boy's First Communion Suits. sarges and cheviots, beautifully made. Price extremely low; variety large. dames. Bissell, Pvogkville, has nat celebrated his eighty-seventh ~birth- nd a pioneer dair **Grape Fru Sell." g of Louise school carried out its |] manoeuvres at the inspection on Fri- | J day, that he sent $5 for a treat or | ed with Dr. Mundell's praise and gen- 1 SOBER, SAYS MAGISTRATE. Just Out Of Jail a Few Days, Magis- trate Seat Him Down for Another 8, 191%. Month--Cases in Police Court on! Monday. "That's not so. J was perfectly so- ber when 1 was brought to the police station." " It appeared rather strange that Wil: lam Dufiy, gathered in for being drunk. should make this statement | when arraigned before the magistrate ; on Monday morning on a charge of drunkenness, Policemen do not ar rest people for nothing. . Police Constable James Craig was in the station when Duliy was brought in, and he said that Duliy was very drunk. So deunk that it required Contables Nicholson and Jenkins to look after him. = "You are jooking 'well this forn- ing." This was the greeting the magistrate gave John Sauve (Poor Baptiste), when (he latter bobbed up in the prisoner's dock. 'The reason for Baptiste looking well was that he just got out of jail on June'ith, and the magistrate re. marked that the only way to keep Baptiste sober to keep him in jail, so sent him back to jail for an- other month. The accused admitted that this was the only way to keep him sober. Henry Morgan, on the carpet for be: ing drunk, was fined $2 apd costs, or twenty days S80 was ROYAL ARCH ---------- - { Members of St. Patrick's Chapter, | Toronto, Visited Here, : The Royal Arch Masons of this city were, Saturday afternoon. vis ed by twenty members of St. 7Pa- trick chapter, of Toromto, who con ferred the Royal Arch degree upon one of the professors of Queen's uni- versity. They were the guests of Frontenac and Cataragui chapters and were entertained to an automabi,e drive. At & p.m. they were ban | queted at the Frontéenae Club. On Sunday morning several of visitors took a trip dowm the Lawrence among the Thousand lands and upon returning left nome. the | St. Is- for A Lad Injured. "Eddie," the son of J. Fitzgerald, | Union street, met with a severe acei- dent 'on Saturday. He was standing near a horse owned by C. Bowen, baker, when the animal kicked him | making a gash that necessary. He is improving nicely. 1000 Islands-Rochester SS. Caspian leaves at 10.15 a.m. on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, commencing June Tth, for Thousand Islands, and at 5 p.m. for Rochester. It Was Warm on Monday. The temperature at 8 am. Mon- day was 62.5 and at 1.30 p.m. 73.3 degrees in the shade. It was the first real summer day. Four local motorcycle enthusiasts had an exciting time on Sundyy, while making a trip to Trenton. Whey, they ' arrived im Trenton the rain started to come down in torrents, with the result that two of the men were forced \ to leave their machines at Trenton and come home in an au- tomobile. "Syrup of Figs." Gibson's. Edward ('. Baker is under arrest in loronto, for vagrancy. He is sus- pegted of being a confidence man. He says his home is in Kingston. made stitching '§i The Official Automobile Road Guide of Canada i$ now: ready. This Guide is authorized by the Optarvio Motor League, and contains maps and deseription of about 10,000 miles of good roads in the Province of Ontario, Quebee, and the Maritime Pro- vinees. Price $3.00, | T The College 160 Princess St. 1 The Kind for Comfort in Summer A ; | " Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose, fine quality in tans, white, black, all sizes, special at 26c, 36¢, 60c a pair. Ladies' Silk Hose, extra fine quality and in the best sizes, white, pink, sky, black. Special value at 75c a pair and up. Ladies' Silk Boot Hose, tans, white, black, a popular hose for summer wear, 25¢ and 50c Children's Socks all sizes, from pair and up. ith plain or fancy tops, to 81-2 inches, 121-2c a Ladies' Cotton Hose, Hermsdorf dye, fast black, extra quality at, per pair, 25¢. White Hose for girls in plain or lace, very dainty, all sizes, 25¢ and up. ' Children's White Gloves in long or short. lengths, in silk or lisle, 25¢c and up. "The Hat Store' Panama Hats Men's and Ladies' Never before wre we able to offer such good values in Panaina Hats, and after all there's no summer: hat for most occasions that will take the place of a Panama. Men's Panamas $4 to $11 Ladies' Panamas 'Prevost, Brock street, has an extra |} large stock of them in 'bive and black day. He is still hale snd hearty, [ : $3 10-310 | We are direct importers Watch Or indows 1h THE ALWAYS CHANCES ARE NOW GOOD Railway Company to' Lay Heavy Type of Rails, The chances for securing the street railway company to lay heavier type of rail om Princess street, between Clergy and Barrie streets are good. This was the encouraging report that Ald. J. W. Litton, chairman of the Board of Works, had to make to a Whig representative on Monday noon wher asked about the matter. The chairman on Monday morning received a letter from the street rail- way company, and while the contents of the letter could not be given to the press, the chaifman intimated , that things looked favorable. The ! Board of Works will meet this even- ing at 7.30 o'clock to take up the latest proposition coming from the 'company and will present its report to the City Council to-night. At the meeting of the Board of i Works held last Friday it was be- lieved that the last word had been said in regard to the matter by the street railway, and it was decided to make application to the Ontario Rail- way board to force the street railway to lay a heavier type of rail on the block mentioned. Be----T Was Only Faking. An intoxicated man at Brockville gave himself up to the police as the man who shot another in Napanee on Tuesday last. . He had-all the-de-. tails pretty pat. However, the Nap- To Get | | } | Ladies' Lisle and Silk Gloves in long or | troeoereBUILDERS SUPPLIES eweey short lengths, white, black, grey, cham- pagne; priced at 25c a pair and up. BUSY STORE. A Quick Fire When You Want One Made from our nice dry , kindling eut froin cedar shingle blocks. Half cord, $2.50. Quarter cord, $1.40, anee police were consultéd, and the drunken individual turned out te be a man of the name of Powell, a char- acter in his own town. he was chased out of BrocKville. Struck by Lightning. A barn belonging to Peter Hogan, [| Wolfe . Island, was struck by light- Some dam-J ning on Sunday night. age was done, but the building didnot iignite. = The insurance was adjusted by W. H. Godwin & Sen, this eity. On Moxday morning # man phetty §i well under the influence of liquor i met with a slight accident to one of 1 "his han § boats at the M. ds while working around the company's elevator. Corbett's ambulance re- Book St | ofre Phone 919 Yong { Dress Beads | | For Late Spring and ! ae Deg ; Something worth the | having and yet far from 1 expensive. . he patterns are mot 1 extreme, are desirable f and dainty, : | Smith Bros. | Jewelers and | | Issuers of Lice AND BLACK OSTRICH AND MARABEAU STOLES % W. F. Gourdier's 18.80 Bock Stl 00 HOME 1S THE - or STRONG ARM AND PROSPERITY Our Specialty Ts Homes READ CAREFULLY (10 ADS, BELOW $1200--Main St, Portsmouth, detached frame and . $1830 A here Si. (mouth of Princess), detached Seuuheast, deep lot. $15850---Near Grand Trask Station, de- tached 1 wud gardes. SR00h rant street, hprtsmouth, don- ble stone, deep loft $I000---Beverly St, detuched frame, with garden. $3100---York St, detached brick, with 3 bares and lots, 'ollingweod St, new wolld brick ra. --Colhorne St, solid brick, all tm provements, Jomtre St¢., new solid brick, mod ery. $5500.--Alwington Ave. new molid brick, all improvements, "lot 70 x No. Good bullding joa at $175 each, $10 cash and $10 per month v Fire "SRT . Mone » E. W. MULLIN Cor. Johnsom and Division Streets, Phones 530 and 1456. bY for cleanliness, whiteness, spotiessness and sanitary treatment of your wash- ables, and will answer the call _ @ive you' just what