A de SOR Hal Lol Share Wi a Wlady 48558 Deni en sls 1 a > Aids PAGE TWO John McKay, Limited 148 Bl Brock Street _. (the cup should go to Watertown this Furniture and >= ~ Carpet Sale --apacilly Low Prices TG RBPOTI 5 Rugs and Carpets, all sizes and qualities, new color tone effects. Extension Tables, $10, $13, up to #85. Surface | solid oak and niahogany. Chairs and buffets to match. All reduced in price. round, Phone v0, Yours TF. HARRISON C0. -------- Where Reliability of Quality is Not Questioned Oarpet and rug buyers are bound to patronize the store where reliability of quality ls not questioned, where styles are correct and - prices right. Buyers at the Kingston Carpet, Warehouse are sure of getting honest value for their money. R. McFAUL Kingston Carpet Ware- 3b and 37 York Street $3,000-=Ihuibl» frame, 7 rocins each, bath and closet, gas; dl 2a collar, large stable and Sacn; lot €6 x 132; all Jim first ciass condition. Rene tal $360, 13 St. Catharine Street $1,850 rume dwelling, seven moms, pond collar and sta- ble, jot 21 x 115, of way. 320 Albert Stret J00-----New detached brick, . rooms aad! attic, hot water heating, clectricity and gas, open" plum rng, verandah, and hajeony overlooking Victoria Park; Jot 32 x 100, "and right of way from Jobne son street. ---------------- pa AND VICINITY. Attending Gra Grand Lodge. i . [KINGSTON 5 FAVORED Dr. R, J. Gardiner, P. H. Burk RENDEZ- £ H. Seels, F. Andrews, C. 8, Kirk. patrick and R, 8. Graham are am- ong those who left to-day to attend Masonic grand lodge at Niagara Falls. ee "Ivor THE L. Y. R. A. | VOUS NEXT SUMMER. * THIS AFTERNOON. ! T ; ; ~ {At Prinyer's Cove Each (lub Pays What Will the Residentidl Streets | Its Own Expenses--That's Why the Regatta Was Hed There This 1000 Islands-Rochestor. Year. 8S. Caspian and North King leave The Watertown Times says: Next at 10.15 a. "m. daily except Monday | year's sailing races for the George for Thousand Islands, and at 5 p.m. | oction of road paving in the resi- [cup may be sailed off Kingston, ac- OF Rochester. ldertial districtd. At the last meet | cording to 'Richard Coughlin, just es {ing of the City Council, the board re {back from Prinyer's Cove, Kingston | | | commended that the tender of Foley 'will have a big celebration mext Prevost, Brock street, |summer and there is already some #8Sortmont of cont and vest light | conerete be accepted. The opin {talk among the yachtsmen of hold- weight for summer wear, also a great [ion of the majority of council seemed {ing the event there as a part of the assortment of clergical coat in light {to be that a cheaper Kind of | pave- ! programme. weight in black. Special low prices Jd he chosen, as they | Toronto sailors were anxious that {6r clergymen. 5,000 for LUN) square x too 'steep or Choked With Dust. Che Bokird of Works is to meet afternoon to once again take up this Grea. Crearing Sale. base, ment that $12 a wa little dential area Members of the Board of Works bes Fenech they wb-doan res gard to the matter. Alds. Couper] f and O Connor want #& cheaper pave ment than sheet asphalt, and a couple {others qi the 'board may tall m hoe I with them rocmac on ma cadatn base: are The cos { would: be about that of heet asphalt. Died at Oswego, N. XY. The death occutred in Oswego, N According to Mr: Coughitn the Neanh=-- Vr PSunday--of--Mrs-- Berard Igo of the Crescent Yacht club is a © 'Confor, who was born in Kingston, ~ sailor, but the Nirwana seems and Weni to Oswego many years sgo gfe better, at least results show- with her husband, who was connect jed with the milling interests of that Yeity Mrs. Grace Nugent, of Railton is a sister, | year in order that the races might be held off Chaumont another year.' Larvia ov talked of one-half of gi s Cove is good for racing, said Mr. Coughlin, but a poor place to reach on the telephone, but a single farmhouse on the hiliside hav- | ing a connection. It became a hard! matter to get the results of the ev- ents to the outside worltl through the faulty connections, There Is be little or no chance of the races mext gathered ) 1 year going to either Chaumont or onstable Jenkins. His excuse {ay with tarvia, Cape Vincent owing to the fact that hat he 'had been feeling sick and had | King wost entertainment of the, racing boats taken a drink to "brace himself up { over the st that and crews means an expense of] rae {loot. 'the oiling 0 nearly a thousand dollars to the club Worse Than Judas. joents a lien! Joo er while at' Prinyer's Cove, the inter-| Al the Ofange celebration in Perth | #04 Perhaps half of that ested clubs contribute their share of on Monday, James Birney, Kingston jA person ub 3 DR the expense. | charged that Asquith was than } LINTES fo. pay if or on. Th There is talk of the meet being !-tudus in selling out Ulster to the ne TENN dor the Bol OF ARS SSHEREL held off Oswego, the yacht club UYonahsts, "and said the Ontario k Hil) us bo. oiled f is there planning to extend an invita- islature had received a mandate fro; |" Kin oan " . "ere 'in tion to the L. Y. R. A. officials. e_people to wing: out the iniquitons ] Ne iny night wil the terri! 1 pdms guah s s . sent flying abo Gane. to Tournament. shut : the civi A number of the local bowling cinb authorities do members went to Brockville, last | night, to take part in the tournament | there There was an interesting game on Monday evening on Queen's lawn, | Skip W. Jackson defeating Dr. WH. A in succession Bovee, 17 to » I'he teams were up from the table ( A rotier, C. Sleeth, F. Crozier and repeated this feat and when last heard | et it W. "Jackson, skip--17 from was still living The 'party i If a po \. B. Williams, M. Manahan, W. R. well known in the city on hing [Givens and Dr. 1. A. Boyce, skip | he Sir Edward Carson to be Seen. dollars in EY. R. Aug. Sih. Sir Edward Colonel R. Nn. {1 | A one day yacht race meet of the WV allace, Lord Farnham, Avthu sya | E.Y-R.A. is to be held at Kingston on 1'8xet and all the other central figures | FAPIES , \ugust Sth, in which the Neahga and including the "Ulster Volunteer Held | probably other fast erat, Showing them in different. parts of lie. | 0 | probably other fast sail. land preparing for trouble, will I Afternoon. ling eraft of the Yacht Club, will be shown in motion pictures at | The Womengs Missionary Society Proper Wonderland Wednesday and Thurs | Queen street" Methodist chu | Watertown, will participate. A 3 A jhe wndicaps will be figured by those day. Don't miss these genuine pic- {outing to Lake Ontario Park » day afternoon charge of the races. On Labor Day there will be ; n 4 ternational meét at Cape At the Police Count. Kingston's police court record - 1 mains good. lhere was. but one case on the that of a drunk, awd was fined 32 and costs He wa t with in "on Monday afternoon by | to be got rid of by Oiling the Roadways. that the awful afflicted, 1s the While they glad which they docket, are road Wis residents of not rejoicing H have to twenty this vear next' vear frontage ol styeet they wi will cost : relief from worse westers Lo ol automobile 9 : pa vannot ferstand why Champion Ice Cream Later. uted imderstand wh It is hard to kjll a resident taraqui, according to all accounts. | {he One of Dr. J. WX Edwards' fellow villagers ate eighteen dishes of i without getting ers tried in © I'he next day he but it not catch a few « One resident told that an automobile dashed breakwater at a rate an hour He and oth catch the of Ca 1 hese law violators Whig past the | along ixty mules cream ain to | ber was gomg atled tor dui Sunday hur liceman was de street evening, hy wn and fines would colters ext day A. Meet Carson, Su ot eR . MISSIONARY SOCIETY : at. Lake Onta some of the 1 some of the fay Crescent on Mon regular July eeling Sinty of the workers turned out arranged by the Cape Vincent Yar ht | The distikbance which was west of Much business . Sransacied, whish | Club, ing which boats from the Cres- Lake Michigan, yesterday, has passed | yas io oY -" bra Splendid address do { cent, the Kingston, and the Cape Vin- slowly to Lake Frie and has caused I Ubio Her® {cent Yacht Clubs will participate. very heavy thunder storms in south | ei western Ontario. Rain is falling i Yarker vs. Bethel. this mckening in Alberta and Sas | The: Yarkor baseball team airived ih katchewan with indications that it the city on Tuesday morning apd will be heavy and extend to Mani ! jose. left on the steamer America at one fobs, The t4mperstiure is high ip) A crusade | o'clock: for Brophy's Point, where th all the provinces. | the Women's + Missionary 'teams play an exRibition game with | Ahis. church to. gee who will obtain the (Rethel Sunday school baseball team number 'of members. Mrs. M and the mi lform of the Weather Notes. | was address was on During the of the at | ternoon a duet was sung bv the ULI. Reireshménts were served received, course Dog Owners' Meeting. largest owners in- | were chosen hy held in | Mrs. M. Asselstine, Maedonald park, on civic holiday, | Secu number has beenicalled for the general oom | banguet the obtaining the larger mittee room at the city, hall on Wed- number nesday night. It is hoped that there will be a large attendance as it; is | the desire'to make arrangements for | Gibson's. the show which is to be put on . I'he Dominion bank, Belleville, Be will Shee it the old boys' celebration, , | purchased the block on the corwer Tenge The Bora ion Hise Bie Tar ice ridge aud } font Streets in that he whats by iplyi ; personally to Wi . : ib | With It; is understood. that 3b. costs hat might have been a- very - se about #32 a week to run the league, '0U8 accident occarred on Monday not counting~vost of uniforms' It js Miternoon, in the township of Rich- | hoped 16 incense the Saturday col mond, Lennox and Addington coun loctions by means of the blue, red ang UV near Roblin. Joseph R. Harden, | are sold on the feld aged seventy-seven vears, was driving i have contributed along The road in his buggy, when | he trace became wunfastemed Mr. | | 1; ardin stopped the horse but when he | "attempted to refasten the trace the | animal jumped backward and kicked | him in the left leg Hat The patient was brought to the Kingston general a 9 hospital, whete an X-ray examination | A ; showed a compound fracture f allamas Driver's Exphmation. Milton M who was charged in {i running an automobile ll speed limit called at the Whig office morning and strongly that he was unaer the influence of liquor at the time | of the accident He pointed out | that the accident referred to in the | Cobourg Star occurred while he was | on his way to Kingston and was iV: ¢ 3 it i Sun Glasses and | fi to the fact that a man named wi {| Carruthers, | | | Spooner and \ meeting of all -dog which Bascball League Finances. terested in the show to be le i res the fewer A fan has asked with regard to. tha of the city 'baseball leagye® Does the league take in |enonigh money from its Saturday {lections to defray its expenses ? he | City . one tanding | finances col pe ine 3d : " I'wo dozen pint jar rings, { asks Stanley league, porter of the for | the Trotter, president of says A "The Store" white rags that Only those "tagged" to the coin box A face chamois with each box - tal eum powder sold at Cross drug store. Gibson's Red Silver, of Elginbwrg, | Cobourg with | beyond the | f on Tuesday lil denied the charge in a 'buggy, refused to ? {turn out for him fii{- "I thought Mr. Carruthers i turn out for me," said Mr. Silver, 2 ili "and give me part of the road, but . Hil he did not do so. 1 then turned We have the largest and best iy out and at this point, in front of F assortment in the city from 13¢ {Massie's farm there is a pebbled \ I a at . up Yo $5.00. \ He driveway, which caused my cay to t wont pay voi li{slew a little and strike a wheel on finish the « stunner with Get your goggles right. if { Mr. Carguther's bugzy. This threw habl awh: i {me off the road, and I struck a post a shabby straw ty I S. A el ti D. 0. S {The damage to the car amounted to here's months fo wear Sseistine, Eyesight Specialist. 342 King St. Phone 1019 whom he met on he | il road driving ei would 1a bout $60." Mr. Silver is a travel- i them yet. r employ ed by George A. McGowan. Panamas Reduced WON WRIST WATCH R7.00 £5.00 - $10.00 Hats for || By Passing First in the Entrance Fa- OL . : aminations Here. $7.50 Hats for The valuable wrist watch, se-gen- $5.00 Hats for £1.00 Hats for Jorousiy donated by Dr. FF. Waugh, , Straw Hats Reduced for the pupil receiving the highést $2.00 Hats for $1.75 number of marks at the recent en- trance examinations to the colleg- $2.00 Hats for .. £1.50 ¥1.50 Hats foi A100 iate institute jn Kingston, was won by Catherine Wright, a thirteen- £1.00 Hats for Tae t Tone Hat: He year-cid pupil of the Central schgol, fo ¥ Watch Our Windows ES ---- . Weod's The Great Paglish Remedy. Tones and invigorates the le 00 and Mrs. ©. W. Wright, Colborne street, and a pupil of Miss Ryder's class. Buv_at Gibson's : SUTalcum powders. " JS. RMcCANN 88 Broek St. Phones 328 or 081 She is the youngest daughter of Mr. Get ?7--King Street West Residents has a preat {and Gleason to lay sheet asphalfiwith ! felt vards the resi-| do io Park on Mon ch held ant Lhe event tool the (Dr.) Mavety, of lo} { Korean mission work and was heartily} Misses | at the | has been" commenced hy Society ot | Sides | will have to ' [soann OF WORKS TO MEET ic Sale 2 for 25¢. You can better realize the advantages of our popular Music Sale if you visit our large up-to-date Musi€ De rtment, ony piece A partial list of our best sellers. the' This Is the "Lile You Can't Get AWay. From It Where the Red Red Rones Grow Last Night, I'm Un My Way to Mandalay AH Aboard for Dixle You'll Be Sorry te Say Good-bye | Maury, --_-- re a Little Ola Fgsh- to Sit Tran. You're Recking the Un the Shores of Italy They're On Their Way to Mexico INSTRUMENTAL Jamnais Trop, One-step Buena Vista, Tange Elchocklo, Tango Quintodo, Tange Globe Trotters, One.step Ln Appel Jd mone, Henltatton The Kidieta H, rop Tres Chie Too Much Ginger My Dearie Waltz tation ta Me an | | La Flesta, Tange played by request. Mootching J (Queen of the Movies Meet Me in Blossom Time Let's All Ge Around to Ann's The Valley of the Moon it's the Woeaderful Way Loven I"m Crying hg For You The Good Shi Lazy Mary, iet 'Cronn the reat Divige HA Wait For If 1 Were he Were the Sho 114 1a Someone Like You at Do You Také Thin Woman For Your Lawful Wife Digncing Mary Me ar onn and You re While They Were Around 160 Princess St. t The College | Book Store Phone 919 ALWAYS READY | With Dependable Goods for Each Season This hot spell has found us prepared with the goods needed for comfort. & White. Dress Materials in all the wanted weaves, including PK, Indian Head, * Embroidery, priced. Crepe, Mull, Muslin, Lawn, etc. Dimity, Very reasonably Ladies' White Marquisette Waists, new de- signs, wanted, kinds. « Ane Sn of t collars, belts Feilliage just received. short sleves Ladies' Lisle Hose. very thin and durable, white, tan, black, all sizes 25¢ up Light weight Corsets ant Underwear, the , girdles and Agiris for Pictorial Review Patterns, the pastes that Pleased pat cirias people: * Newman The Always Busy Store & Shaw PORTSMOUTH COUNCIL Awarded Contract for New walks at Special Meeting. There was a special meeting of the Portsmouth council held on Monday night for the purpose of awarding kcontract for new cement sidewalks, the matter having been deferred at the last regular meeting. A contract %as awarded to Char- les Andre to put down 750 feet of new walk at $1.44 a yard. The council received an exempli- fication_of the document for the tak- over of the long pier at Portsmouth by the Dominion Government. This means that the final steps had been taken for the control of the pier by the government. The council some time ago asked that the government fake it in charge. | ~All the members of council were present at the meeting and Reeve James Halliday presided. Side- Arrangements are being made for an exhibition of aviation at Alex | andria Bay, and a fine cup has been {put "up (for competition by Col. { Staples, of Thousand Island House. {$he St. Lawrence Yacht Club will carry on the series of races along with their regular boating com- | petitions. ! "Insect powder. gems' at Gibson's. On Monday afternoon, while one of Fallon Bros. employees was driving ia load of lumber near the round house, he had the misfortune to fall off and receive slight Injuries about the head. Pr. McCarthy drvscnd the wounds, which were of a slight na- ture. Gibson's Red Cross "Cold creams * "Face creams "Ios cream brick." am powders therhead, North Au. Mrs. T. H. gusta, died, Py Monday week, after a illness. A husbind, three sons and one daughter survive. Man- , & son, is a student at Queen's, but is now tel in the west. Fi and Gleason have startad roadway in Belle- Lumber Timber sweetness of low The prices never equals the bitterness of poor qual- ity. Pro- From Lumber verbs S. ANGLIN & Co. Cer, Bay and Wellington Sta Woodworking Factory Best Makers We can give you the longest antl | best twine on the market, 650 ft. al pure. 530 fi. for 1c. Think of it! 50 rt. Yo ] cent. © person in the ini can touch __ Mitchells E Hatdwars - Princess Agent for Prices Are growing within the reach of all. We have beautiful cluster rings paved with diamonds at $60.00, and beauties even at $40.00, : This platinum treatment is by far the most effective way of using the smaller brilliant diamonds. Smith Bros. Jewelrs, Opticians, Marriage Licenses, Lenses Ground Like the Parrot ] Every bargain we have to off speaks for itself. Summer prices pi gs _ FURS : Gourdier Furrier Two Nice Buys $850 will buy a stone dwelling, with one acre 'of ground, and sheds, on Pal- ace street. $1850 buys a rougheast dwelling on A}- Lert street, south of Prin- cess street, with garden. Houses to rent from $8.00 up. Fire insurance. EW. MULLIN Cor. Johnson and Division Streets. detached Mercury everywhere ninety ---- humidity Hard time for COLLARS, CUFFS, SHIRTS, SHIRTWAISTS, when they are right. Try this laundry--defy humid days and avoid hurt to your, pride am puck, - not laundered » Kagin Lan Cor. Princess & Sydenham Sid,