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i 5 5 ¥ E i Fl i fet th Fi 7 i i r | i fh i ¥F that il TT) gf 2 3 fF po £ i 5 2 street, The , reported i for the damage, and on ion of Ald, Chown, no action was Sntlo of the light t ask fr an n Sight Blan . Those who sent in their appli- ohn Orr, Edward Bradden, John Me- Cutcheon, F, Murray, John Gallivan and William Handley. The applica- tions will be considered later. Hous i on on the 8 t plant were from May ube and Nora Darby, and were laid over for fu- ture consideration, the question of se- . additional assistance now be- i very satisfactorily would have to be put Mr. Campbell i i I i : 1 time | tion, many very striking and attract- = s as accident with the elec- superintendon, C. that the city was | measuring two inches in diameter. ------------------_-- conyrades : i pal _ fun 1 . His stock of funny sayings never pe to exhaust. His songs made a hit with the audience. his favorite numbers were " and "The One 1 Love Best Gave t To Me." hitty gave seve- ral fine numbers, the waltz song, "Love," warmly Pla, The duet, *4 Things Happen Every. ,* by Kitty and the captain was ly X The company is an excellent one pany sure of a crowded use, The attendance last night was large. ---- "Shadows Of The Past." Lincoln J, Carter's original Criter- ion Theatre (Chicago) or uction of his own powerful drama, "Shadows of the Past," comes to the Grand, on * | Saturday, sh 23rd, matinee and night. This play is now-in its third ful and possibly may go out for several more before it is fin- ally put into stock houses and leased out to reputable repertoire companies. In this story, Mr. Carter has brought all his faculties together to make it one of the strong dramatic produc- tions to last not only for its initial season, but for many more to come. KINGSTON MERCHANTS Win Prizes For Bovril Window Displays. The Bovril company has achieved another remarkable advertising suc- cess in their window display competi- ve vitplays having been made by lead. grocers uggists over the cong, and the demand for Bovril i ly ns a con sequence. In district No. 3, all Ontar- io east from Peterboro, Messrs. Good- all Bros, Ottawa, have been awarded first prize for a very attractive and nique window. The second prize went to F. W. Forde, Ottawa; the third to J. Gilbert, Kingston; the fourth to Messrs. Wailbridge & Clark, Belleville; the fifth prize to James Redden & Co., lof Kingston {window dressed by P. H, Baker). Everyone of these windows were far above the ordinary and the originators of them deserve "high praise, Henry Wade, Kingston, and W. W. Gibson, Kingston, were successful in winni the sixth and ninth prizes respectfully, DOGS MUST BEHAVE. Kingston Canines Have Been Annoying Horses. There are several dogs in Kingston which are a great source of nuisance to horses. Just as soon as they no- tice a horse on the street they run after the animal, barking all the while, and often make an attempt to bite the animal on the log. Drivers have frequently to complain of this. _ There is one Kingston canine that is on the bad books with the police, and if all shat is said of the animal is true, it will pay the death penalty. The dog, while following a rig vester- day, secured a on one of the rugs in the vehicle, and tore a large piece out of it. The animal is very vicious, and it is feared that it may do some serious damage. An enquiry ie Yon being made in regard to the tened to an lessor of i Medical College. Dr. and the water' ever, stone drains, which they ave satisfactory.. In fact that théy are replaced. final disposal of King The water and it ought to break occurred in about. ed. it so long as creased to any age into the hatbor have to be solved was laid that another outbreak of typhoid fe Another sanitary city was the milk of health. be a pro teria in should be Kingston proper oversight over ply. The new tant good work cured samples of thanks for his John Hewton. best test for « Pr. Connell said was recognized as the skating rink has the rink until Well people do not well. 50 doses for sale by W. H. Medley. He liveth long who liveth well ; All else is being flung away : He liveth longest who ean toll: Of good deeds done each day. Last evening the board | interesting address "Sanitation," by Pri W. T. ond Bik, the continuance of emp supply. « a Connell adequate to perform the work put. They were right for draining 'off water, but general sewage purposes they were un- are menace to health. The city should see they would dangerous. The problem would by building inter- cepting sewers, and putting the sew- age through a septic tank, where would be purified and redueed. A break in the water works' intake pipe would be dangerous because it through from 800 to 1,300 feet of water known to be contamina- ted. It wonld be well for the water works' department, Dr. Connell said, to keep an eye on the pipe, and see such break as occurred in 1902 did not re-occur. During the winter of 'that year there was a great ver. oblem 44 This mat- ter; Dr. Connell dealt with along lines discussell last year by the local board said that there should neil standard as to bac- : Not more timeire should be --eontained any- thing in excess of that, the vendor inbhle to prosecution. re was no one to keep a EDNESDAY, MARCH 20. Hyves, Dr. W. T. Com ir-{/ Board of Health on Sanita- id ample justice to ; $Id : a Kitty" is given par tion--Sewage Water and Milk and there was one round of fun Chiefly Dealt With. of trade lis: on onnell, Queen's dealt 1 of sewage, ilk supply." opening, he referred to the fact that Kingston was admirably situated good drainage. There remained, how: in this ity many of the o which were totally in- In for old to all for a In dealing with the matter of the ston § | into the harbor, Dr. Connell said that the city water supply was takin from beyond the section of contamination. supply was good remmin pure if the suction pipe. There is one period of the year when the water is liable to contamination, and that is when there is ice drifting sewage indeed, no Is it good policy ta pour our sew- age into the harbor ? Dr. Connell ask- It was economical to do so, pointed out, and probably quite safe it did not take human lives. If, however, the population in- marked extent, t tying the sew- he become then it of .the than In the food sup- practical talk, motion of Elmer Davis, seconded best. worry. | clerk and assis sanitary (inspector would do for the people if he 'se- milk regularly for bacteriological inspection. Dr. Connell was tendered a vote of on by He replied to various questions, one of which wif as to the gtive sowage pipes.' hat the smoke test Will Not Do It This Year. The project to put a floor in fallen through least for this year. The management claim that the ice will not be out of the middle of June, which would bt too late for a roller rink for this season. The skating rink company may, build a roller rink or floor the skmting rink for next year. -------- the at Take Miller's Compound Iron Pills and be a quarter. For OPEN WATER 'Seen This Side of Nine Mile = ' Point. 1 It was a fine sight, last iall, when the ice ji 'up to a height of twenty feet at the King street break- water, but much wilder is the scene at Nine Mile Pont, where ice has formed into a barrier which iu places appears at least thirty feet in height. Beyond this barrier the lake appears to be open, the white topped waves stretching off to the horizon. 'When the ice once begins to give, as at present, a steady blow from the west will force the ice into the harbor, and if a constant th-wester blew for a few days a serious ice jam might easily take place. Last year naviga- tion opened on April 9th, and as the open water may already be seen the harbor may easily be free of ice by that date. R. Bajus, chief engineer of the M.T. Co's tug Glide, and a gang of men are employed fitting out the vessel for the opening of navigation, Capt. Montgomery is making some alterations to his schooner, Dominion. The vessel is being given a general overhauling, and will be put in first- class condition for the summer. Capt. Oliver is having a coat of paint put on his schooner, Trade Wind. Thomas McEwen, of Toronto, has accepted the position of second mate on the steamer Caspian. ---------- CRUMLEY"S OPENING. Latest Creations. Everything was spring-like in Crum- ley Bros.» big show-rooms on Tues- day, though . the weather man was anything but kind to the fair patrons who anxiously look forward to mil- linery opening day. .Notwithstanding the di ble weather, a goodly crowd turned out, particularly in the morning, and many of the prettiest hats were stowed away in box and drawer, to be in readiness for Easter morning. As in former years, good taste is the key-note of this display. Among the many -beautiful models was an imported hat of Tuscan straw, empire shape and trimmed with the new apricot shade of ribbon, and a beautiful bird of paradise. Another was made of white proxeline braid in the airship style, and trimmed with two beautiful white plumes. The new shapes are the Martha Washington, the Empire, the Mushroom, the Air- Ship, the Buster Brown, and the Bee- Hive, ahd the fashionable shades are apricot and Copenhagen blue. besides many shades of pink, and violet. Beautiful Dresden ribbons are shown, which carry out in their silky richness the beautiful shades of flowers and foliage. The shapes are more becom- ing this spring than for a good many seasons back. for which we should all thank Dame Fashion. OLD CORNER GRATES. Are Gradually Being Replaced By Modern Ones. Regarding corners at which unpleas- ant sewer odors arise, the grates from which these odors come are the salva- tion of many houses, which have no other outlet for noxious gases. If the grates were trapped, the sewer gas would be backed into the houses. For the sake of the occupants, it is better to reach the street. Grates here can- not be trapped, because they would freeze in winter. However, these old- timo grates gre gradually being re- placed. One of the defects about them was' that a small well was madaat the bottom, below the connection with the sewer. Into this well, much refuse collected, and caused a bad odor. The new grates are different. Any refuse that drops into them goes right into the tile sewer, which is rounded at the bottom of the grate entrance. Of course, the best way for veatilat- ing sewers is to have manholes in the centre of the streets. Report Was Untrue. The report circulated through the north of Frontenac county that Rev. W. H. Clarke, Havelock, formerly of Mountain Grove, had leit the Metho- dist church and joined the Anglican mss init LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. "Kingston's Famous Fur Store" church, is without foundation. Mr. Clarke has no intention of leaving The Office Hours of the : Employees. - Kingston, March 19.--(To the Edit- or): Could you tell me the hours using which the offices in the city the people for business. Civic I have gone to some of them at 9:30 am. and found it impossible to get in. Can civie loyees cxpect to get increases in salary when they are not at their desks earlier than that LABORER. (The hours fixed by the city council in the city building offices are: from 9 am. till 4 pm. Bvery office should be open at nine o'clock. Most of the civic employees work af- ter four o'clock. --ED.) "Three Swallows" Irish Whisky, Famous for over 5 century, t standard of purity, vs lers fo His Majesty the King. They Go Saturday. The 14th rifle team heard from the 41st Regiment of Brockville, vester- day. wv to the Island City on Saturday. 1 team to repre sent the 14th has nbt been chosen as vet, but the men are practising night- ly. The target used at 'Brockville has a iameter of 1.5 inches, while the Mth team has been using targets Thats the anumber of sale days left, Hurry, hurry. ts of good things here yet. Furs and all winter goods 'are being sold re- fa of cost that, we're you get the benefit: FURS. HATS, CAPS, his' Morning dips. It is hae whether or not the mayor's have followed his example. Brock street, has received Prevost, . 'Boys "They don't need. Men's S Umbrellas | item is a consisting . to convince you of or value. They must not be moved into our new store--on determined, and so READ THIS LIST OVER CAREFULLY : ~ Western Sable Scarfs for 69¢. Alaska Sable Scarfs for $4.95, Mink Stoles for - - - - 812.48, Western Sable Muffs for $5.69. Alaska Sable Muffs for $9.68. Mink Muffs for - - « - $21.48. Near Seal Jackets for $26.48. Astrachan Jackets for $19.48. Persian Lamb Jackets for $95. ETC. Men's Soft Felt Hats for 19c. Felt Hats for 39¢. th Caps for - - -.9¢. Men's Cloth Qaps for - - 19e¢, s owns 48 Winter Gloves for - « - - 19c. barg. the Methodist church and is sorry that such a report shduld have been circulated. Returned To Toronto. * Justice Mabee, who conducted the assize court returned to Toronto yes- terday. 'The grand jury: had not brought in their presentment at the time of his leaving. His lordship expressed himself as being delighted with his visit to the RM.C., which he made in company with Sheriff Daw- son. . Toye The Candy Boy ! Ald. Toye brought in the . scheme for reducing the gat and electric rates. He could not carry it through himself, but Ald. Gaskin came to his assistance and urged that the recom- mendation to council he made without delay. So. Ald. Toye's reduction scheme was adopted and to-day he's the candy boy of the Limestone city. The new and improved way of put- ting up sulphur, cream tartar and meo- lasses makes it easy to take, and you get the correct dose of each ingredient. Sold only at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. The following contributions in mon- ey, for Christmas comforts for the inmates of the House of Industry, ac- cidentally omitted in a previous note of thanks, are gratefully acknowledg- vd by the directors: Mrs. Norton- Taylor, M Strange, Charity Circle of King's ughters, Mrs. Waldron, Mrs. Macnabb, of Glenlogie. "and a friend. Christy's Fnglish hats, stiff or soft styles, 82, 8.50, 8. The H. D. Ribby Co. Every spring, by taking a botile of Burdock, and Sarsapariila C d A Beautiful Millinery Display-- &® THE DAY'S EPISODES OCAL NOTES AND THINGS IN GENERAL. -- Occurrences In The City And Vicinity--Other Brief Items of Interest Easily Read And Remembered. Christy's English hats at Bibby's. To-motrow is the first day of spring. 59. will buy a pictyre worth $1.50, at 0'Gorman's, King street. William Swain, piano tuner. Orders received at McAuley's. "Phone 778. New life for a quarter. Miller's C ound Iron Pills. For sale by W. There was a great wind for ice boating yesterday. The wind was too strong for pleasure. There were no cases to occupy the attention of Magistrate Farrell to-day at the police court. The plans and specifications for Queen's biological building are ready for the contractors. The modern trains go fast, Terrific are their paces, And sometimes ull at omce they stop In several different places. A special meeting of the curling club has been called for Thursday even: ing for the presentation of trophies. lhe Standard Bank of Canada will, in future, add interest to its savings bank accounts four times a year at highest current rates. The company which played ant Kitty' left this moniing Belleville, where they play to-night. "Wonderland" continues to prove a drawing card. The pictures have been changed and the illustrated songs are new and catchy. Power & Son, architects, are pre- paring plans for the erection of Standard Bank buildings in- Belleville and Cobourg. Be young ! It is only necessary to take Miller's Compound Iron Pills to retain youthful appearance and vigor. For sale by W. H. Medley. By order of the railway commission within sixty days the single fare rate to Toronto from Kingston will be $4.90 instead of $5.40 as now. "Ser- for A memorial service to the late Dr. Oronhyatekha will be held in the 1.O.F. court room Thursday, 2lst inst., at 8:30 p.m. All Foresters and their friends are invited. The H. D. Bibby Co. are showing a beautiful line of Christy English bats and caps. Queen's wrestling and boxing tournament started 'this afternoon at the gymnasium. The preliminaries in wrestling and boxing will be pulled off and the finals, take place on Satar- day. Postmaster James Stewart has issued a new order that all outsiders must keep out of the offices of the clerks in the inside departments. For wears past it has been common practice for people to enter the office from the rear entrances. A lady who thought she looked Geek, A classical costume did seek-- A gown with wri bare, With gold bunds for her And her friends all said, freek At the close of the "Sergeant Kitty" opera at the Grand last night the members of "the company sang "God Save The King," the audience rising to their feet, * joining in the singing. The incident brought forth many fa- vorable comments, W. A. Mitchell has just received go fresh stock of Campbell's Varnish Stains. These stains are easy to ap- ply and are very useful for staining and varnishing furniture, floors and in- terior woodwork. Better ask for color card. Freeman : For the first time in the history of the Kingston post office the Dominion flag was hoisted oh St. Pa- trick's day. The new postmaster has made many reforms since he took over Na "Ain't she a the position, but the last one suits every Irishman to perfection, CHILDREN, If You Have Any This Will Inter- est You. _ "So many little boys and girls come into our store who are weak, thin- legged and hollow-cheeked," said Geo. w Mahood, our well known druggist. "It seems a shame to allow them to remain so, for they will grow up into weak, sickly and nervous men and wo. men? without the vitality to work or enjoy life." "I," continued Mr. Mahood, ""the fathers and mothers of such children would believe what we say of Vinol. we would see a great difference in the appearance of the younger generation of thig city. You know Vinol is not = Patent medicine, and is just the tonic growing childregq need. It will make for them good, healthy, flesh. sound bone, hard muscle and rich, ied blood. "True, Vinol is a cod liver oil I're- paration, but it does not coatain a drop of oil, or any bad tasting fea- ture. It is so delicious that a!l okild- ren love it, yet it actually does con- tain all the medicinal curative sle- ments found in fresh cods' livers, and is the most wholesome and best me- dicine for children we ever sold. It is because we know what Vinol will do that we guarantee if it fails to make your children well, rugged and rosy, to refund your money. George W. Mahood, druggist. ~~ ° . 3 Sold by Drugyiats, natin pain he Earnie you can save dottor's hills. $1 bottles only 75c., at Gibson's Red Cross drug Mille's Worm Powders make the thy. : For sale by W. H. ~ FARM LABORERS AND DOMESTICS. Cures Your Rheumatism Abbey's Salt certainly does help you to get rid of those Rheumatic attacks. It neutralizes Uric Aciq in the blood--reduces the feverishness--and corrects Stomach, Liver and Bowe] Troubles. Abbeys vescem Salt vescent At Druggists. 25c¢. and 60c. a bottle, NOTICE! WE PAY CASH FOR ALL KINDS OF Raw Furs e-- W. F. GOURDIER EXCLUSIVE FURRIER: 78-80 Brock St. We are showing the newest wand Daintivst High Grade Leather Finger Pures and Hand Bags The Tints of the leather used suggest spring and ar intended as closely as pos sible to match the ' colors fashion generally decrees ior this season. SMITH BROS. Jewelers and Opticians 360 King Street Issuers of Marriage The Great English Tones and invigorates the who! jarvaus makes Mentad and Brain Worry, I LStxiord One will of REGEIVED T0-DAY Another lot of the special $1.50 White Waists That we had such a run on last week. They have fancy g hand embroidered fronts with fine Valenciennes Lace. Tucked back and ithe sleeves are trimmed with Valegciennes insertion and tucks, in sizes 34 to 40. The best $2 Waist in the trade. lot lasts $1.50. Piles of New Goods ar- riving 'daily at this store. Any. perign' requiring such help, Fle Sieg meta NEWMAN & SHAW patil py Ha extra Phone 700 Remed| A lo new Veins, Cures Nerv- and Effects oF J buce or Ercesses, please, six or mailed in joa, New pamphlet Toronto, Ont. Our price while the ¢ THE FACTS EV. In this vicinity wear Our The wearers of Our Shoes a ever hear any one wearing a '(their shoes hurt their feet," small," "didn't fit," 'not "not good style." We'll | { That you never hear any Footwear. Men, Women, Boy: ted and pleased that they co footwear wants. Shoes righ our business grows day by d J. H. Suth THE HOUSE 0} MADE | BY A CANAD A Smooth Running, Durable and Beautifully made ---- Machine. Easy to Learn and will last a Lifetime. ALWAYS LOOK | THE WILLIAMS M, Company Orriccs: MONTRI TORONTO, LONDON, HAMIL AGENTS WANT M. W. SIMPKINS, | SPECI. FRI We have jut rece house, 6,000 yards of W cloth. This Oilcloth is yard widths, and usually . We place it on sale Frida 1 for 1} y: 2. For 14 yard widh, T secure a real bargain. Spring Opening To-Night Eron CRUMLE SPECIAL DISPL . AND FOLL( ew Dress Goods, White La Skirts, Silk Waists, in white and New Muslins, Dimitys, Prix Muslins, Persian Lawns, Emes Cover Embraideries, Val. Lacbr Kid Gloves, Long Silk Glo THE JAMES JO nN 180 Welling