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gs Lf it : Ol. . trees than he : is gt Bath he fight 32 S per cent in to pay him trimming re- ® £ i & d i piv $i | i sh I : : oe ones are sixty-five feet. It Fa | met, i, le company | light committee, says and the | electric hers, was here the " clectitecy ooking over the rters On Their Rounds. |"D: Cheese Markets. 4 by Xr. Campbell, said that 25¢, fancy hose. a Stirlitie, 135 boxes at 12 11-18e. the best he had seen, | Only all-cream joo cream in the city, Camphellford, 215 at 12 7-16c. to 12j¢. Rges to's plan West: | 8t Price's. . the court. : ERT rd mowit's Tigh system is the same by We Grip Powders Cure. For sale | "join and oii Ae hayEoles are low [3 0" vou take a hot brick to bed The poles of the dectrical depart. with vou last night ? i gE ¥ £ i says that it is his inten- in sections where traf- and ing The result would be a road repairs and it would the streets, People--What Goulding, Utica, NY, is ends' in town, Leso and wife, Watertown, city. Theodore Grant, Winni town, last night, on a way to Montreal, Al Capt. Thomas Donnelly is slightly better he is still much too 10 800 any one, Thomas Motial returned from Brock- ville, to-day, wi he has been acting tel, - Lieut, -Col. J. J. B. Donaldson Ordnance rs. Hi March and daughter are Visiting © her mother, fd l couple of weeks, aa, viniod Rim and Wolfe 1 t ol s- ® a C land for 9 ipuston an past, recent- a b oH |ly died in New York Regular values so, bo, 75, goc., $1.00, 1.25 each. White Skirts Corset Covers | Drawers W Night Gowns | Children's White Skirts and ~~ Night Gowns if Comprising over 3,000 pieces of New and Reliable Undergar- ahle to leave the hospital for Tom ff ments. Well-made, thoroughly Sewn and neatly trimmed. onto on Friday. 8 Ample fulness in every garment. dieal Association's convention in Tor- onto, next week and will read papers. Honorary Secretary G. T. Richard- son, of Queen's University Cricket Club, has issued notices to the mem bers, calling upon them for the sea- son's dues. numerous friends of Dr, J. P. McNamara, who has been seriously ill at the Hotel Dieu, will be pleased to hear that he is now out of danger and will be able to return to his home on Mo A F. X. Cousinéau, the vetéran dry goods man, who underwent an oper- ation a few days ago at the Hotel To Receive Report. ing of the finance and Also 10 Dozen ah SE fe ere i Ea Es Ba ~~ Men's White + Shirts and amilton to look into the : Sises, 15, 15}, 16, regular 50c. each; onto and the adopted in the relations of Pedagogy with. the schools for training purposes. New Division Court Officers.' The following division eourt officials have been appointed: W. J. Morris, Delta, bailiff of the Dixth division | court, Leeds Grenville; James Fd- ---- Lane, fg Snenv bailiff of the Prince Edward filth division court, county, --- Try Ribby's 50c. cuff links. A large yellow dog undertook to race in front of one of the engines shunting freight near Falger's wharf, vesterday afternoon, and is now no See Bibby's great 82 derby. The members of the Young People's Society of the First Congregational church, held a most successful meeting at Snug Harbor, Tuesday night An' interestin, F [ | en the addi- ggests carried out in Iv t be costly at first, perhaps be saved 3 The young man who left the Tete de chairman of the board P. 3 officers' Hem wa not Idier. iti 1 that & of | & Soldier His position was that of ¥, 88 wine clerk at the Strathcona ho-| Alfred E £ tions are completed. Ald. Toye ex-|Sold at { Red Cross drug pects that the pain i . | store. . court. meniced within & oh oe Tight a depot ap the zack, Just : ." , thus wi he ice | ¢ , aie [0 a? See Bibby's $1 coat shirt. Another batch of about a Bugtish, i te arrived Javar, triotic colors in Ly. Bibby's for Semi-ready suits. 'ont Barracks' mess caterer. - See Bibby's $12.50 blue suits. members First Congregational out in the centre for flowers. on flat cars, Bilibys for Semi ly clothing, urday, with with an "inni Try Bibby's 28c. cashmere hose. The liquor license commissioners will meet, next week, to hear Inspector which were given a month in which to make Wright's report on the hotels structural improvements. See Biby's 50c. silk "kerchiefs. udry, / the Queen street lad, who was knocked down by a cab at the corner of Princess and Bagot Stores Corns, Ottawn, is in [Streets, is "reported to be recovering % i * iliti nicely from the injuries he received. the city napevting the militia stores a best y's for the Society officer, has already attended Thompson, Toronto, for a | 10 *everal cases regarding puigale; of New York, who | ty will be able to do most effective With his assistance, the H work. Bithy's $1 shirts are beauties. The board of trade committees are y daily busy arranging for getting out -_ hE Mand % IW or Cone} the vote for the, smelter by-laws next Tuesday. All thé board members will be on the hustle that day driving and escorting voters to the polls. Bibby's new straws are here. It is probable that the base- | 17 ball team will play here at big picnic on Dominion Day at Lake On- tario Park. This team is under the management of "Chaucer" Elliott, of this city, and is regarded as one of the antes in New Yack State. iby 's for new things. WW HB Sodwin has had a fine twenty-eight foot gusoline - yae built." The hull was comstructed hy bis son, EB. Godwin, carpenter. The vessel is to be launched on Thurs day. When complete it will cost R650. Bibby's new straws are ready. The hallucinations of oid Probs re garding the coming of fair, warm ers whidy he Das they steadily icting, have giving many & reputable journal publishing such, a black eye. The dear public will hlame his errors in prognostication on the HeWaphjers, Bibby's for men's Intletyeer. Some of the local lien called upon for subscriptions toward the local Victoria Day celebration, re- fused to "pony up," until after the iday y want to be sure that a band convert will be given on the Market Square, in order that people may be attracted down town. x irts are swell. s 81 shirts It would be well if, the police com- missioners would have posters placed in conspicuous places warning stran- gers against using fireworks on the streets on Friday. Much of the dan. gerous firechacker work is done by visitors, and by grown-up persons who should know better. Bibby's for mine. Montreal Herald: Some newspaper writers appear to think that the 'or der to wear moustaches which is in vogue at the Roval Military College i® an invasion of personal rights. If so, it is one that is common enough pool match, between || military organizations the . world two local s, bas been arranged iy pr -- : o presumably the Royal A: 8 wow rooms. . Billby's grey suits are it. for this evening, in a 'Toeal club's | Military College is intended to be a military organization. + Bibby's for men's underwear, ¥| "An ho Paragraphs Picked Up By |quor, and that the tase-be followed Cream, ,"" for rough skin. * dozen in the ream ios cream, in bricks, any delivered at any hour, at yesterd, 8 ol of te Joes} merchants are; prating ir display windows in lay > of Victoria | when he started of the Sons of Eng: land will attend divine service at the N church, on Sun- morning next. yg the Clarence Park plot was put in shape. Superinten- dent, Phillips has had a large bed cat Men at Tete de Pont barracks, this , loaded some of their gun carriages the camp at Petawawa, which Opens on May 27th. e Royuls won the game, on Sat. i we Emeralds, on the days i Cricket field, . score was 9 ww, he in the to spare. The scores was in | 20t mixed in publication. Police Canstable Arniel, as Humane ov THE | ED SOLD HIM U4 . License o- |. Court Notes. A young man, who was ©, Placed on "the Indian te that he had make an investiga ed, the accused did where he had been given drinks. Stranger." he said to the ¥ (trate. "I might have that the accused ¥ | known by the whom had been served with a notice not to sell him liquor. quor to a man Mr. Mowat, "and I matter of where he obtained the * li- The accused was thereupon question- ed 'closely by the magistrate, and he gave the name of a local hotelman to Davin, a sailor off the schooner Ford Riven, now unloading coal at the M. T. company's slip, was registered as a drunk. ' 1 will not drink any more if you ve me a chance," said Davin to the "Any more what ¥"' said the mugis- "Any more whiskey, sir," was the ro 1 "Well, see that you keep your pro- mise," suid the magistrate to the sailor, as he gave him his liberty. John Stewart drifted into town, ay, from parts unknown, on what he termed 'a little business Jaunt." His business, however, took him around a great many hotels, and 4 for the station to- wards evening, he could not navigate and had to be taken in charge by a policeman. His ness {rip cost hin $2, and he also had to pay the costs of the court. STANDARD STOCK EXCHANGE. Kingston, Ont, Kingston, May 22nd. 1 p.m: Auitivt GN Snrirean $a Joniages ..... Green M McKinley Peterson Lake Silver Queen .. O.P.R. Twin CRY vv. moe 89 LAST SALES. Foster ....... wes . At 98 Trethewey {i 105 Silver Leaf 8 +10 Charmed With City. Sheriff Milltimore, who brought a female prisoner to the penitentiary from Montreal, yesterday, left again at noon, to-day, for the Canadian metropolis. This was the sherifi's ini- tial visit to Kingston and he went away highly delighted with all he saw. The officials at the prison were most courteous and comsiderate, doing everything in their power for the sheriff. This morning he spent look- ing about the city and he was most impressed with the locality and beauty of the place. That there is an era of Prosperity in store fof the Limestone City, he has no doubt whatever, and as a place of residence it is unexooll- ed on the continent. The sheriff hopes soon to pay us another visit when he can remain longer, and enjoy the good things of which he was only able to secure a passing glimpse on this trip. Ald. Toye For Mayor. Canadian Freeman. It is now generally understood that Ald. Toye will be the next maypralty candidate for 'Kingston. Mr. Toye as been one of our most useful mem- bers of the council board for many years and his great services an the city's interests justly entitle him to! this high position by acclamation. His constant work as chairman of the light department should not ower- looked by the citizens, and we trust that they will recognice this fact HE mEeaRl BUT AN HOTEL KEEPE Case Will Be Tavestigated By inp Inspector--Police % horneng, on a charge of drunkenness, He was fined $1 and costs, and gues tioned by the court as to where he received his liquor. He told th magistra liquor at a local hotel, and the li cense inspector will be called upon to tion, and the hotel an, go doubt, will be summoned to the pdlice court. When first question- not care to say Was given it in the strect by a got some at ME one of the hotels, but I do not re- * ber." : J. McD. Mowat appeared on belli of the young man's relatives. He said was well-known ¥ |about the city, and was also well hotel keepers, all of tel keeper who will serve li- under these ciroum- stances deserves no mercy," remarked would suggest. that the accused be pressed in the Reported From 18 Market Street, ot L 0) " 10.00 for 8.00. 8.50 for 6.80, Just in The Nick of Time Ii you have not already bough: your Spring Coat THIS IS YOUR CHANCE of securin stylish Spring Coat at a price that will mean a grea: saving. ALL OUR STOCK OF dies' Spring Coats At 20 Per Cent. Off The balance of our stock must be sold to make room for summer goods nowon Coat new this spring. LADIES' LIGHT TWEED COATS. LADIES' COVERT CLOTH COATS. LADIES' BLACK CLOTH COATS. 9.50 for 7 6o. ¥.50 for 6.00. And so on through the list. g a reall Every ¥ sho NOTTINGHAM NET CU RTAINS, NOTTINGHAM NET CURTAINS, 2. Sco wing a fine assortme 75¢, 1.00, 1,25, 1.50 3.50, 4.50. more Fully when the Proper time ar- rives, Lace Curtains will no dcubt find th Curtains. - We have planned to supply this need and are finished house cleaning you at you need some new Lace nt of new designs. tch Net Curtains, dainty designs, 1.50 to 3.50 a pair, Swiss Net Curtains, 3.59, 4.50, 6.00, 5.75 and up. French Net Curtains, from 4.75 to 18.75 a pair. Hic 25¢, 35c¢, 50cC, 00, 3.00, 2.5c, -------- Goes To Larder Lake. Prof. R. W. Brock, of Queen's, has béen appointed assistant provincial geologist, He will go to Lake this season. a ------------ Bibhy's 50c. silk 'kerchiefs. Norman Koyl, London, aged twen- ty.one, and married, drank carbolie acid and only prompt administration of antidotes saved his life. Bibby's collars, 2 for 25¢. ferry boat on the Moravia river, capsized, to-day, near Pozarevae, Ser- via, drowning twenty peasant women and three babies. "Souvenir postal cards" and post- age 'stamps at Gibson's Rad Cross drag store. Try Biblw's 500. halbriggnn. The Secret of Advertising "Putting yourself in the « place of the purchaser" can safely be called the secret of advertising. That is, aim to attract with words that would attract you--interest you. The ig reaches the purchas- ing' public--and reaches them at a time when they have the time anf inclifa- 2.3 0 0 0 Stat SheTatab te tutututotuluiaiatal 3 tut fofrfofufriefniofs Holniminioiofninininieininiiniufolofoleft oebeulelot 8:0 0 o tion to read---results in- evitably follow, on The Locke »8.--Some new Suit Cases just in to sell at $3.50 & 4.00. fonds fon entenenton fenton tontueteeteadont 88 0% 0 0» EE TIT for Men At $3.50 A FINE STOCK OF Oxfords Box Calf. Gun Metal Patent Colt and Dongola Kid 'Our Shoes are the best¥ makes, the latest -shapes, and a distinctive style to every pair. tt Shoe Store. quart, at Gilbert's. : Bibby" i Mountec i Fur Rug EL id BLACK BEARS,, POLAR BEARS, Magnificent Specim¢ JOHN McKA Fur House, 149-155 Brock St. Kingston. Marmalade Cairn's Scotch Orange Marmalade Ginger Marmalade Apricot Marmalade Green Fig Marmalade Green Fig and Ginger Ginger and Pineapple Crosse and Blackwell's Orange Marmalade, 1 lb. gl Royal Table Marmalade, glass. Orange Marmalade, 2 1b. ti Orange Marmalade, 7 1b. ti JAS. REDDEN & Bicycles Bicycle Repairing Fishing Tackle Base Ball Goods Suits Hammocks Talking Machine: -- ANGROVE'S SPORT! GOODS HOUSE, PRINCESS STREET SC. Don't Fall to Take In WONDERLAN Entire change of Progr every Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Motion Pictures To-Day Davis Diamond Smug To-Morrow--Another's' C Mrs. Browne Goes E New Illustrated Songs. OPEN ON 24TH, 9 A.M. Sc. NOTICE ' THE ANNUAL MEETING OF Stockholders of The Qutaragul Co Company will te held at t e off Kirkpatrick, Rogers and Nic e, St., on SATURDAY, the 25th ¢ May, ut 4 o'clock p.m., for the ofl Directors and for general Farm lating to the management of the y G. W. MAXWBLI Secretary-Trea May 17th, 1907. - Victoria Da) THE UNDERSIGNED WILL ceive offers for the Booth Privileg the Fair Grounds. W. O. MARTIN Secre' Volunteer Conveyanc 3 NG ALL PBRSONS WILLD volunteer conveyances for getting 3 vote for the 'Smelter By-Laws, DAY, May 28th, will kindly 'phor or hand in their mames to BE. Secy., Board of Trade. AFTER HOUSE-CLEANI I you have decent Furniture or E You Yo to of, I willgi Ra he Hand Dealer of wlon. \ Campbell Bros'. For children's tams und ¢ hats. -------------------- Old time pure, sugar syrup, 15 for mine, *