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arday Mori Skirts ear 318 New Stylish Skirts in Serges, Fancy Tweeds, Cheviots, &c., &c. Regular values $3.00, 3.50, 4.00, 4.50, 5.00. : 240 Handsome Skirts in | Panamas, Cheviots, Canvas, : Tweeds, &c., &c. Comprising many exclusive designs, all made in the most up-to.date fashion, thoroughly man-tailored, regularly sold at $4.50, 5.00, 5.50, 0.00, 0.50, 7.00. YOUR CHOICE FOR $2.98 Each Alterations will be charged éxtra on these ial Skirts. See window display. | R. WALDRON COMMERCIAL MATTERS, World---The Markets. ; Keowatin after May will t fou 'A Ua crease in July J0th to Maren Of Your Chain a rallway's for eight months, fi i. : The increase of the earnings of Montreal Street w ending Hritish colonial office from the of the Gold Coast She fot 100 reached wl a + pounds. The Soo 8. x contract for const the Spangenberg | Jeweler and Watchmaker ~ KING STREET Were mi Sixteen new mines were sixty-four mines were nbw wh Hoe the pictures suitable for + Ladies ghar Change of Pro- " , Wednesday and Fri- Vv, . nd Thursday : "0 That Limburger." Misadventures of a Hat," Pigeon Fairy." Joseph H. Gorrie, Gen. Manager ly with those al ------------------------ Cocoanuts at "The Red Star." {vour New Suit] For Easter : Will have all the character and individuality. The good The exclusiveness in. pattern. The quality that we . . = Best Dressers Appreciate it from the very superior range of New Woolens . i ivingston's | What Is Going On In The Business' centre in Canada. $6,175,000, 'Toronto railway earnings for the wi L ending Saturday night were $60,367, Are worn and Syew ome B|incredie 'of 8340 "over "that week 'last > § ¥ GG. T. R. System traffic earni from Gold Filled Watch § 05" 25, "idee s:38%6r Vincios 3 rai week, , $785,167 ; increase, Railway company for , a the : don now made to gis an § SRC BAI ory wear we VY lin treat he Tanger padh them in all the best patterns. bude Tn the ity at the on Bg We sell a reliable quality of The Atlas nay paid =» these goods, which we can five per cont. dividend to the dopusitors and sell at very: ana Hlehentia will egg Suit Ana) reasons' prices. A telegram has been received at ' the th overnor stating that the cocoa record figure on free uw the idea that would ever be possible for American silk manufacturers to compete successful- 3 the ine rom i | girl named Woodward and when in on mated ahat a enry out of the house by his wife's to 79, oberatives ai represents a | brothers. He left and went and mar- capital of 3108.506.081. The time wah | vied the Woodward girl. t t barracks. Both are doing nicely We believe we hats. vou have guarantee a Dress Reform farm at Glen Elbe, has purchased the Parish homestead in Wiltsetown, -for- merly owned by his father. Easter week, at odist church, Napanee, was loaned 10 the Whig by the proprietor of the en- Station, east of Pittsburg, early to- day, and sent the Chi nd New A many of Pays and evew. Only three Plane iy on the tracks. The mail car, car and three forwards fol the en- ne. Among the were ayor Thomas Johnson, of Cleveland, who was slightly bruised and suffered Se¥visly ol t 4 Shook: Fire follow- I Weel eck and one of the cars was Later investigation on the part of the railway officials, immediately af- ter the wrack, at Stewart Station, - showed that without doubt train reckers, who hoped to rob the pas sengers whose lives they endangered, were responsible. That ne person was killed is a marvel, e-- Ran Into Street Car. Detroit, Mich., March 22.-A dozer F, persons were injured, to-day, two of them fatally, when an inbound Lake Shore tras struck a Fourteenth avenue street car, A number of the injured are school children. PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Culled From All Over The World. Montreal General Hospital is to 1 improved at a oot of $500,000, . Justice Fitegerald, New York, has ferred on Pope Pius XL the decora- tion of the Star of Ethiopia. Frank H. Jones, assistant cashier of the Charlotte, N.C., National Bank, is missing, with 865,000 of the bank's funds. Dr. Reginald A. Daly, a gradute of Victoria University, is leavine a gov. ermgnent. position at Ottawa to take a professorship in Massachusetts. oshun Harrison was, at Elizabeth City, N.C, Seritaneed to twenty years' imprisonment for the kid: ing murder of Kenneth Praseler ar eend ago. : At Hakodate, Japan, the British steamer Fernley has been beached, af- ter having sustained extensive dam- ages. It is supposed that she struck a flonting mine. The twenty-seven celestials, arrested last Sunday, when the Hamilton po. lice raided a Chigese tea store, which they had reason sto belive was a gambling joint, were acquitted. The Earl and Craton ol Southesk pasa vil jo the United VW t ts of Mr. amd Mrs. Andrew Caran, The earl fis chief of the Carnegie clan. immigration into Canada | the eight months from July to Febru: ary, inclusive, as 05,655, ns compar- od with 65,170 for the same period of last year, an increase of forty-seven per cent, : Donald Melsaae, the old man struck by a Hamilton street car, on Friday night, died at the city hospital, to- day. His injuries were such that it was found neccessary to amputate one arm and one leg, The fish and game committee of the legislature, this morning, decided to introduce an amendment to the game laws, making the license fee for non- residentd of Ontario $10 for deer and 825 for wild duck, Previously a $35 license covered everything. Knte McKenna has issued a writ against Marshall Spader & Co. brokers, Toronto, claiming $008.42 and interest. The dispute aris's over some stock deals which the plaintiff got into and which did not turn out well when the recent slump occurred in New York. A team belonging to W. Allison, 'I Wolle Island, broke through the ice Was A Bigamist. on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Allison Toronto, March 22. One year and | left the JK. & . P. yards about, one J64 dave, the extreme penalty, was [o'clock with a load of posts, © and given Bert Windsor, a box-maker. who pleaded guilty before Police Magis- trate Denison. Four vears ago Wind- sor married Lydia Cattle and Ind two children by her. A short time ago he began paving attention to a is wife reproached him with it, Windsor struck her. For this he was ordered t Killed A Count. Goldfields, Nev., March 22.--After tracing him seven thousand miles dur Ing this last two years, J. C. Hines shot and killed Count Constantine Podhoksy last night. The count ruin- ed his home two years ago. ---- Presented With A Clock. The Kingston Curling Club, at its meeting, last evening, presented its secretary, E. Lyons, with a beautiful onyx clock, as a mark of appreciation of the valuable services rendered by him, t Campbell Bros." $2 and $2.50 derbies are the popular buy corsets is where the assortment to choose from. We keep over fifty kinds and perfect fit, New York The place to E. Parish, who has disposed of his' Children's shoes, all new styles, for the Lockett Shoe The admirable cut of Trinity Meth- ising Napane: Beaver. are at present only two pa- fents in the hospital at Tete de Pont sell the best $2 hat in ' 0 Stcujed the Thaw jury until Wednes- by Sherif Gibson to re- day morning. sign their positions ne iJToplied funnelless warships April 1st. Mr, terion are said to have been designed by has held the office for Vickers, Sons & Maxim. i thirty years. It is said King Monelik of Abyssinia, has cori that Abraham Huyeke, FEEEAZEEEZEXEERER when about™hali way across his team got through. They were in the water some time, but were finally pulled out and any without loss of property. Mr. Allison says that another mild day will finish concerned. ketball team went ent, season since 1 Kingston, the team which is composed of young merchants and clerks, had their names sent to Secretary Crowe, of the C.A.A.U., who threatens to pro- fessionalize -a lot of young men who are amateur ) word. Their offence is that they knowingly played against a profession al on the Watertown Y.M.C.A. team. No doubt, the matter can be satisfac- genuine amateurs. night, of this city for thirty years. was ill gangrene. He was born in Glenburnie, about seventy years of age, and for years was a well-known farmer of that district, later removing to this city, where he lived a retired life. m friends, all of learn of his death. Deceased was member of the Calvary Congregation: al_church. dren, and Neil, of this city liam Phalen, of Hamilton. eral will take place at four Saturday afternoon. 'or The Canon. > Cooke, chaplain at the peni- ten lately heen left a legacy of $100. The maers of the tady who th the canon is the late us remembered Miss Catharine Scott, of Pakenham, and an old parishioner of his. Board Of Health. - The board of health has been called to meet at 10.30 o'clock Monday morning. The chief business is to fix the sanitary duties of Market Clerk MeCamihon, who scarcely knows what he has to do, as the by-law making his appointment is not very definite. A Happy Gathering. Miss May Harris entertained a num- ber of her friends, last evening, at her home on Cherry street. The even- ing was spent in games and cards, and a number of the latest and most catchy songs of the season were af- forded by the "Jungle Quartette." Su was served about midnight, and after an hour's dancing the merry crowd broke up. EAE EEEE RRR KEENER R ASKED TO QUIT. Picton, Ont., March 22.-- It is understood that Will- fam Patterson, county jailor, and turnkey S. E. Harris were, to-day notified chief county constable, will be the new jailor and Andrew Gibson, turnkey. Wrestling At Queen's. On Wednesday ' afternoon there were three heavyweight wrestlers left in the running for the championship of Queen's, and the bye was won by Aiken. Yesterday, Macdonald and Me- Kinnon wrestled, the former being awarded the round, after seventeen minutes' wrestling. Macdonald will enter the 'finals to-morrow with Aik- en for Queen's championship. W. H. Brooks, the Kingston wrestler has challenged the winter for the city championship. July Examinations. The time table of the July examina- tions has been issued by the depart- ment of edueation. The examinations will be held as follows: Teachers' dis- trict certificate and junior teachers July 2, 8, 4, 5, § and 9; junior matri- and 15; senior teachers, honor and and scholarship matriculation, July 2, 3, 4, 5 8 9°10, 11, 12, 15, 16; com- mercial specialist, July 2, 3, 4, 3, §; art specialist, July 2, 3, 4, 5. The entrance examinations will be held on June 26, 27 dnd 28. ------ Look After Thé Walks. Now that the sidewalke- are cleared of snow, it would be in order for Chairman Gaskin and the members of the board of works, to make an in- spection of the sidewalks throughout the eity. The board walk on Syden- ham strect, near Bay street, is at resent in a disgraceful condition, and if repairs are not made quickly, the city will sure to be met with a claim for damages. The walk is minus many boards, and others are broken. On a dark night, it is very dangerous for traffic. Broke Through The Ice. to the island without accident. Several other through but eseaped ocecded urther sianders broke he ice bridge as far as driving is Y.M.C.A. Team In Danger. A week ago, the local Y.M.C.A. bas: to Watertown to play the Y.M.C.A. team of that place n what is recognized as a yearly ev- as the teams have played each 1900. Om returning to sense of the un- in every orily cleared up, as the locals are all Death Of Walter Gow. The death occurred, on Thursday Walter @Gow, a resident o Deceased from two months, suffering He was of to a ted by a large circle whom were sorry uch res He is survived by six chil- Walter, of Brantford; Edward , Mrs. S. Mock- Mrs, Mark Eves, 3M street, eity, and Mrs. Wil. The fun- o'clock | HAS BEEN ISSUED BY THE G, T. R. MACHINISTS. ---- They Want An Advance in Wages --It is Not Likely That An- other Man Will Be Made Fourth Vice-President of the Railway. Montreal, March 22.--An ultimatum will be bunded out to the manage ment of the Grand Trunk railway, to-morrow, by the machinists, in this city, n ing between 700 and 500, that unless their requests for consider. ation; in the matter of wages, are acted upon they will go out on strike It is stated that efforts along those lines which have been in progress for some time have not met with the re- ception which the men would like. It is the belief in railway circles, that, with the retirement of F. H. McGuigan, from the service of the Grand Trunk, that the office of fourth vice-president will be abolished, it having been created practically for him. The expectation is that W. G. Brownlee, of the middle division, To- ronto, and M. 8. Blaiklock, of the eastern division, will, hereafter, take care of what remains of MeGuigan's work, PERSONAL MENTION. Movements of The People--What They Are Saying And Doing. Dr. Sherriff, Ottawa, is visiting friends in this city. W. C. Porter returned to the city. to-day, from Cleveland. Walter Lamb, lumber dealer, went to Clarendon, to-day, on business. Sydney Newton, Toronto, is renew- ing old acquaintances in the city. Sergt.-Major McGowan is convalesc- ing, after a severe attack nf pneu: mona. W. 8. Parker, 0. Thompson and E. Sears left, here, yesterday, far Cape Vincent. Mrs. A. Sands, sister of Dr, W. Sands, left, to-day, with her family, for Chicago. Miss MacAuley, King street, returned to the city, this morning, from Har- rowsmith, where she Sw Lh a very successful dance. D. A. Brown, graduate of Queen's University, has been engagéd as Flora high school = principal and will com- mence his duties aqout the middle of April. Thomas Daley, brother of Patrick Daley, of the Kingston Freeman, has heen elected a school trustee of Cape Vincent, N.Y. Mr. Daley is a former Kingstonian. E. F. Stafford, advance agent for "Kerry Gow," and Charles Brigg, ad- vance agent for "My Wife's Family," are in the city booking their shows at the Grand. The Methodist congregation of Ma doc has extended a unanimous invita- tion to Rev. Richard Bamiorth, Tren- ton, to be their pastor after June next. Mr. Bamforth is a son-in-law of William Lake, Queen street. BANK'S FINANCIAL SHOWING. culation, July 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12! Toronto, Murch 22nd. 1 pm Abitibi | wins won OLS0 $ 22 Coniages 4.30 4110 Foster . 1.98 1.90 Green Meehun . «oo 186 80 McKinley .... - 1.256 Nipissing . ty - 12.62 12.12 Peterson Lake . . 58 57 Silver Leaf . 16 Silver Queen 1.90 Trethewey ... 1.30 LAST SALES. Peterson Lake . . mae $ 65 Trethewey .... .n - 01.8 Silver Queen . ." sz 1.92 Silver Leaf .. ih 1512 Abitibt A EG 26 Confages . Ee . > 4.20 Green Meehan ......... rid 85 you choose here cards ? full 0'Gorman's, King street. up. window. This year 'the display ex: oveds anything ever shown in the store. R. H. Toye, King street. derwear and corsets, and kpow what will suit. New York Dress orm. Easter post cards. 0'Gorman's, King Gicinty's pew Derby, $2.50. Bibby's. Annual Statement of Bank of British North America. The seventy-first yearly general meet- ing of the Bank of British North Am- erica was held on March 5th in Lon don, England. The chairman, Mr. Henry J. B. Kendall, stated that the favorable showing was in a measure due to the change in the financial situ- ation in the United States, where the results had been somewhat disappoint- ing owing to the low rates previously ruling for money in New York. The profits for the half year, after making liberal provision for bad and doubtful debts, amounted to £67,255. Added to this amount carried forward in June last of £37,861 there was a sum of £105,116. Of this £20,000 had been transferred to the reserve funds. mak- ing it now stand at £460,000. The building programme for the current vear would require at least £20,000, Alter the -dividend of 6 per cent., plus one per cent. bonus, had been paid the sum of £19,610 was left to carry to the next account. The quick assets, according to the statement, amount to $17,186,589.27, and the total as- sets are $19.961,198.17. COBALT STOCKS. Furnished By J. 0. Hutton, 18 Market Street. AN ULEEMAFUM)( Spring. The season's latest novel. ties in Dress Materials are here as are also the sta- ple every day materials. The present showing is the best we ever had, be- cause we see that each year's endeavor surpasses that of any previous year. Most of the goods are bought direct from the makers. One reason why our prices are a little lower than usually charged. \ PUBLICATION ISSUED BY: INTERCOLCN RAILWAY The LATEST COLORS For SPRING In Panamas Chiffon Broadcloths Sedan Cloths Kantana Cloths : And many other Mate rials, New Tweed Suiting In novelty Stripes and Checks. New Tweed Suiting In Silver Grey and Tans, 49c., ?5¢c., 90c., 1.25. Cream Panamas Cream Serges Cream Cheviots Cream Broadcloths Cream Mohairs Cream Albatross Cloth Cream Venetian Keep Posted | Hantins | | or Quebec and the N time Province Abe now With the printers. ) bave your name on the list copies by Writin~ to MONTREAL TICKET ¢ 131 St. James Stree Or General Passenger Depa) Moncton, N.B. GRAND TRUNK 33 EASTER HOLID -1907 Return tickets will be issues Single First-C Fare Long Kid Gloves : Good going Thursday, Friday In Spring Sha 1 . day, Sunday end Monday, M pring Shades, 1.50, 1.75. 2.00. $37; Sony ws Membr, "Vo Good ret urning on or before April 2nd, Wor For Pullman and Parlor Car modation, Tickets and all othe mation, apply to J. P. HANLEY, A Office, Cor. Johnson and Outar LLA ROYAL MAIL SUMMER SAILING MONTREAL TO LIVERPC Long Kid Gloves In Black, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00. You Should Not Miss the Chance to Secure these Long Kid Gloves. As we cannot repeat our present stock at anything near the prices we are now offering. jonas, Fri names. May Slat, Fri., May 17, June 14, Victorian, Fri., May 24, June 21, RATES OF PASSAGE 1st., Cabin, Victorian and and upwards. Tunisian, according to steamer and ace upwards. Ionian, $65 and up. Snd., Cabin,' $42.50, $45 and tion. 8rd., Class, $27.50 and $28.75, Victorian and Virginian are steamers, of 12,000 to pelled by Turbine engines. For saili and rates of A services to Gl w, Lowdonderr don and Havre, (France), ticulars, apoly to J. TR St, J.P. H Butterick Patterns For April Have arrived and will be ready to-morrow. 10c. sud 1 256, None higher. Many novelties you see with a er. with Pr A QP A------ I SLEEVE, Clarence Agent, G. T. Ry. Owing to my inabilit secure suitable premises i West, and to the splendid port accorded by my fr here, I have decided to re As Planned. We've planned to do the biggest hat business in our history this spring and we're doing it. You have the: advant- age of\geleoting fi the largest stock of up-to-date hats'in Kingston, when and such values as ours are not to be had in any other store. Campbell Bros., the style centre for men's hats. Eastertide. Have you bought your Easter post- Just now our assortment is and pleasing get-ups. of unique Campbell Bros.' For Children's nobby tams, 25¢. and See our stock of Easter novelties in We make a specialty of hosiery, un- Before you buy see our display of handsome' spring shirts. $1. Bidby's. i foc a i Pretty in K »-I am now ing up the best selected of Iimportec Suitings I bavd ever shown. S with values class and work aliip leave nothing to be sited a® ' WAGCONER'S Gall and inspect the stock Big Reduct on Skates COME EARLY AND ( A BARGAIN. Strachan's Hardy NewYork Chinese Rests 83 Princess Sires Open from 10.80 a.m. to 3.0 ny place Ww wet an a Hard To Beat We have just received a big lot of fine Dongola Kid, Blucher Cut, High Shoes, regularly worth $2.00 a pair. We will clear the lot at the following prices, These are all bargains : : | Ladies' sizes 2} to 7, $1.50 Girls' IT to 2, $1.25 Children's 6 to 10, $1.00 P.S.--Good Trunks cheap, and lots of them. yr Eien an ®. 8