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== YEAR 76-NO. HELPS WOME The King Referred Them To Minister AND HE HUNTED AID THE SUFFRAGETTE DELEGA- TION SAW GLADSTONE, 159, The Home Secretary Expressed Re- gret at the Present Involved Situation and His Belief, That the Matter Would Finally Be Settled to Satisfaction of Wo- men, Mrs. suliragettos, infes! Commons for the hope of catehing Pre havi point in tha that constitutional right te July 8. contingent of the House of past. weeks in tho mier Asquith, their fight for they London, Lhe Despard and cored a contention have a present a petition to + responsible minister of the he" sulfraged te the king home Jrown. directly to that th titutional aled them app! informexl the communication apparently followed hint "that Mr. Gladstone ho advised to receive the we puta tion In tha islont re who secretary con of wn channel and hi majesty thi with: a up world mal oe face of Premier Asquith fusal to geet a deputation of sulfragettes it i hardly that his lieutenant would this did press I'he received by per conceivable consent to course as he without! strong ure aufiragette he will I thi deputation home secretary oven Received By Gladstone London, July 9 appeal the and a deputation of tary, the Right Gladstone, accorded pn courteous andi Nice, last evening, eight of the somen. Mrs, Despard was leader of the deputation. After reading their petition, the home secretary ympathetic specch, at the present involved situation, the belief that the ten finally be settled and in a way satis ry to thedwomen.. Mr. Gladeton nothing te He admitted gument for to forward Following a direct by - Mi Despard suffragotios, te Hon. H. J to king home. secre to mak expire sing MY and ma? would factory explained | he do commit the government that the petition was an a an audience, and promised it to the king. Jeweller Had Arm Br oken. Belleville, Ont, Jonas Borg man, the proprietor of the Quint Jewellery. company, had his right broken: in a peculiar manner, on ui He drove to Ivanhoe bought a horse latter wa to the back of When through Bergman occasion around. suddenly Mi: being could July 9 Arm out and I'he ry day tied the pas Ivanhoe Mr. to turn the the horse upsetting thrown man, he alig to racture the rig behind the In y otit and doing so topped, Bergman quite a was heavy position as above hted in such a the right wrist arm just 1f Prohibition Prohibits. Galveston, Tex,, July 9.---The Brewers' Association has offered £100,000 to charity if it cannot prove that more old in the prohibition than in wet se the United The a= will defray entire ex commission of to investigate, six to be chosen by party. l'exas to do nate liquor is the Slates the twelve tions ol sociation pense of a men the prohibition You Won't Wonder. Why we have sold so many hats if You step in and values from $4 up. Campbell Bros hat store. Panama see our hi Kipgston's Miss went Vera Gainford, Athen successful operation for appe nd icitis under the skillful hand of Dr Cornell, assisted Dre. Moore, o Athens and Dr Judson, of Lyn Lovely white from SI up Bathing shoes, bath slippers nice stock of summer kett Shoe | Store. DAILY MEMORANDA. under by shoe and 1.x goods at I'he Summer Hats That excel all others Are those shown at Civie Bros' | p.m Campbell Finance Commitiee hou Island America, to anid Saturday. iteamer 30 pom. "For Straws at a dollar I'wo dollars or three George Mills apd AR Can always suit je > Theatre--Animals and gerie of Wild Animal and the Injun Squaw the-- Mermaids All new pictures Bijou A Mena Trapper wand Finish lu. Ss. | Vision | House of { 9th, and DOULTON WARE Just opened all the newest designs and latest effects in this celebrated maker. Don't Miss Seeing Them. Robertson Bros. net fast {Gould, B | ander and | Mil | Master | Campbell {Gladys {and { Brandon {21.50 dkett PASSED THE SENATE. Tarif Bill Carried After Thirteen Hour Session, Washington, July 9.--The tariff bill, which passext by tepresentatives, had senate continuously twelve weeks the April been the for a period of three days, was the senate, 11:45 o'clock after the had without recess for hours. The final vote was forty-five to thirty-four. The closing scong in the tarifi de hate was marked by speeches in which the measure was approved or criti cizexd. fair sized crowd was in the galleri was on which before and av senate sod by night, in session than thirteen pas last been modes senate JAPS PREPARE FOR WAR. Strengthen Fortifications and Get; in. Supplies. Petersburg; 9--A--despatch Harbin reports that the Japan strongly reinforcing the garri Mukden, which now consists of including fifteen squad- s4 July from ese ar son at 22,000 troops, rons of cavalry. ammunition constantly arris actively prov is and the rains of and ONS ing, are are repairing the for Japanese extending Lifications, MESSIER Delorimier. ALD. CHRISTOPHE 1 Mayor « own of Man With Hatpin. burg, Pa. July 9 A police Harry Bands, Duguense, is in a condition at les t tabbed negress that and Stabs Pitts man, erious home a i hat thi she jerk stabbed | Bands result of ling with a taking a to said hat stomach. pin while workhouse, It ss wl a from her the policeman in the the woman to board an on which the journey to was continue Ri later he bedgigne ill. attending physician in. a critical pun compelled other car tue workhouse tarning home Last night the said the was dition. man con Panama Hats. the summer enjoying the comfort of fine Panama hats, $1 up. Bros.', Kingston's hat stor hat store, Don't let without pass one of Campbell | our MRS. SCOTT AT REST SHE DIED AT HER DAUGH le TER'S IN NAPANEE. Camp LeNid is Again Opened--A Fine Big Horse Fell Dead-- Notes About Many Persons. died at the Mrs. Man Wednes relict of ed eighty Deceas the cared for Mrs. M. V. Dawg, trip for hex recalled chil and July 9 here daughter I'homas _street, Elizabeth Scott, Norman ° Seott, months for tenderly Napanee, residence of her ley Jone on day Mr the late nd seven invalid 1 Vears ed had been an past even years and wa her © daughter, was about take a nd a rest, but vesterday. by who to health from Belle den Addison Mrs funeral was Four Sidney E. Scott and Mrs Napanee. ville, urvive Scott, Manley takes place, to Riverside cemetery Methodist Sunday school excur yesterday, wk, per Ale ideal out- and sports made the quickly at the park. The themselves, with quite a mis sons, wed Jones this ten o'clock, Frintty held its. annual to Massassaga PP tha. The day ing and game sion, steamer was for the time children, all enjoyed A. E. Paul by pass met horse this fortune having his fine big drop dead at Erinsville, week Me, Jes Fort William, has purchased Lawrason & Co's drug store, Napanee, will conduct it in I'he canoe last night, were quite an attraction. The wharf ghtseers the one day sop Pp. and future races, wis crowded with si and Wer ry Mu H visit friends in Buffalo and Mi \. R. Davis and daughter, Ele w, and son, Gordon, of ! pending the summer 1 Mrs. T. N. Casey. Ander Fall pent week Jovie 1eit, on Sunday, Roches on is visiting My E. J days in Napa her brother, twenty-two years Foronto few visiting iter an absence of Camp Le Nid opened June nd the cottages have day pre on been Those in ent are : Mr. and Mrs Macpherson, Master Alexander Jean Macpherson, Miss Poronto: Mr. and Mrs. W. A {Grange, the Misses Herrington Harold Herrington, Mi Stella Douglas, Miller, Miss ©. Cameron, Mis. Fo 1 drvers and Brvers, of Montreal. A table of tan reduced to Shoe Store, attend Mi m tl hy ip to the tim timore Mi Mr for the shoes $3.40, at Loc | was | Wanton | Irom and | Springbank { standing on the platiopm holding tab ing through the run she hold crowd of picnickers who medal took place in when to quell disturbances, finally {not | Breton | year carly coal {tion of { trouble brioting out | As | the time | new {with fof cheese + Davis | Ihe | morning, at | friends Mills, 30th, | wel filled Alex- Belle amd Gordon Miss Master lake =, KINGSTON, SAVED BABY armed officers gre scouring the woc and country roads {for miles about Sun Prairie in search any nag The Plucky Work Of A Lon-| " don Mother IN AMONG WHEELS WHEN THE MERRY-GO-ROUND automobile. WENT TO PIECES. Held on to the Flooring--Was Dragged Around Twice Before Machine Was Stopped--The Crowd Cheered. Ont., July 9.--Rare pre mind and magnificent. pluck that prevented Mrs. Oscar | and her two-year-old baby ground death beneath tho wheels of the Park. London, Seno of all wo merry Mrs, being gorround Wanton was | the section gave way thrown In managed to one hand with, haby on a horse when a the arry- go-round she I the baby tween the wheols the flooring with to the child dragged around twice was stopped. When part where the almost torn from her clothing was ripped As the were were She and Dede the and was the machine pass cables was and hreds. the two stopped the | ip machine was extricated, and saw lhe heartily with the woman she will be pre her bravery. FIVE YEARS AGO. cheerad likely fou sented Militia Called Out For Strike 1904. July 9.-1It the dreton. N.S ex years Cape 1S NOW last strike This teel workers who were P.W.A. went began m militia Sydney, wily five since was mem out in 1904 June and were called The strike in August. There strike in the Cape for nearly thirty Lingan in the the of the strike Sth the on out was July settled has Crious fields , the trouble at eighties being the last serious strike there Since the the Dominion Coal company never been any serious than a strike of lasting three days. been a coal forma there has more boys, two or RIOTING LADS. | They Were Disputing Over Time. July 9.--A serious occurred, yesterday, through the North Staffordshire coal' fields the result .of a dispute regarding allowed for meals under eight-hour act, pit lads ceased work. They {from colliery to colliery bringing the adult miners. Much colliery [perty was destroyed, and - there many conflicts with the police. Fng., Hanley, marched | out pro- were oyed By Fire. Rrohin Ont., 9.--One of the cheese factories of this section, [located at - Chantry, was completely destroved by fire, on Wednesday contents, 150 boxes ready for Three | [fire started in the rooms and spread with such rapidity as to render it impossible the structure, 1 June including the market. boiler its Lo save I'he owner and maker was Frank Seed, | [whose loss is parPially covered by in- urance, IRANIAN CONTRARY TO MORALS. x July 9.--By a '# 224 to. 24, the council, ed by the leading bishops, 3 | clergy and laymen of the Church of England has de- # clared that marriage to a deceased's wife's sister, re- cently legalized in this country was contrary to the moral rules of the church, and to the principles of the scriptures. Furthermore, the use of the Prayer Book in the service solemmizing such marriages was reprobated in the strongest terms. London, vote of church FUE EEA x Tucker Wedded Nurse. Detroit, Mich, July 9.--The Press save that Col. William F. er, USA, retired, in Chicago, was married, to-day, to Mrs, Myrtle Platt, who became Col. Pucker's nurse, in the Philippines whan health broke home to Free Fueck- recently divoreed down the the colonel"s he was sent United States, The Justice of at the where for ceremony was performed the Peace Felix A. Lemkie, home of Rev W. S. Sayers, Mrs. Platt some time has been: a guest Camping And Outing Hats. up, at Canipbell Bros. illness, Mrs Kirkland, Brier died at her home, Oak Leaf, on S day. last Besides her husband lenves one little child. Aibby's sale of children's wash Saturday morning. A table full shoes, $2 a pair, From 25¢, Manford Hill,) atur } she brief (nee After a Webster, suits fine tan Lockett of ladies' at the | Shoe Stor children's wash suits. Muir Kirk, Bibby's sale W. Ross Ellison, has Athens public Attend Bibby's been enga school 69%. shirt sale, | who kidnapped "Annie Stangler, years old, from the lawn in front of {eirl-in some place thold her jis one | ready Hon and at [posses that is searching for her. of | and | : | ment prevails over the fatal | separate his other | before | quel with her | 4g fiacemisker, tol range of in | half inaugurated printers, a satisfactory casion. It {turers will fall in line Ying hard every day on steamer among | ) feat) |vacht land | tended the lawn | male | Clifford Sine {nished the major part of a deligktigtt | programme, attendance wil labout night, | | kept a T., attend- [# | 3 | *| | mony. | the i New HANH RRIIIIRINIEERE | | summer * [Johns i few 1.1. Marshall, and | by! | {and | street, | Eulalie | their i burg {who 'with | left | treal Ont. | ged as principal gf the jvens, ONTARIO, FRI DAY, JULY SEARCHING ron CHILD. Little Daughter Stolen in Front of Mother's Eyes. Sun Prairie, Wis., July 9.--Posset of in every direction of two men in a' big red automobile, four het elvis home here last night. he child was playing about the _-- Eh when the automobile drove up and stopped, and her mother saw the two men get out. Then the wo- (man heard her child scream and saw {the men seize her and carry her to the Whether there were other occupants of the ear Mrs, Stangler could not see as it drove off at top speed anci took a road leading to | the country toward Madison. It is thought that the kidnappers worked along carefully planned direc- tions and alreacy havé hidden the where they © will for a ransom, as Stangler of the wealthiest farmers in {the central part of the state. He al has offered a reward of $1,000 the weturn of the child unharmed, is leading one of the armed Mrs, Stangler is prostrated. Falls Dying At Son's Feet. July 9.-Mueh excite shooting Ladgley, while trving to Bose Langley, who w Grayson, Ga. of Rev. EL. and engaged in a wh suffered 'two won, J. E. Webb, pistois, wounds, The preacher in attempting to came within flying bullets son 'w feet, aot the the fell We ied at his and i HALF HOLIDAY AGAIN ENJOYED IN N GANANOQUE EVERY WEDNESDAY Mexican Gypsies Made to Move on --Big House Boat Launched-- Visitors in and About Ganan- oque. citizens afternoon July 9.--The Wednesday the local merchants bankers, ete. all the mercantile ablishments cloging for the oe is expeeted the manufac with the others. team is work- getting ready Prescott Sar Gananoque, holuay on by dentidts, was Gananoque's lacrosse evemny for their game with turday 'in that town, Gananoque's Citizens' band are be- ing Kept pretty busy of late, on Mon celebrating with Clayton, N.Y. Wednesday accompanying the Wherenow on cher rambl the islands, Wednesday even ing playing for the Thousand Island club at thew big club house Alexandria Bay, N.Y., where they have permanent engagement for the. summer on Wecnesday and Sa- turday evenings. On Thursday even- on neat i they accompanied the steamer New thousands of the 1s land Wanderer on her searchlight excursion among the islands. Friday Saturday evening are also filled. A large number from Gananoque at- social at John Ben- Woodburn, last evening. A 'quartette from town, Messrs. and son, Wilfrid; fur- nett s, The 400. I'hirteen loads of passed through town about noon. to day eastward. They wanted to stay a while but the local constabulary them on the move as word had received that the band had trouble at various westexn Mexican gypsies heen given points, Inspector William Johnson, of | Athens, who is in town, expects - to have the list of successful candidates for entrance ready by Friday even: ing. In all 220 candidates wrote in the South leeds district, eighty- six of whom wrote in Gananoque, Gananoque council, No, 284, R.T. of held their semi-annual installa- tion of officers last evening. P. C. James Lattimore acted as grand councillor and performed , the cere The following is the staff: P.C., Robert Sheppard; S.C., Robert Benson; V.S., Miss Gladys Mclntosh; R.S., Mrs. C. i. Hurd; 1.8., William Pratt; treasurer, F. Jones; chaplam, IMiss C, Clow; herald, F, Melntosh; guard, J. Bates; sentinel, Miss 8, Ferris, The big house boat built by Wilson & Mitchell, on their property near pump house, for Mr. Nicholls, of York city; for use about his home, Nokomis Lodge, St. Island, was launched yester | day. Mrs. days Bedard, Tanner street, spent a this week with Mr. and Mrs Taylor. Niss Fwmma Willetsholme, her sister, Miss Fran- NY. 18 relatives Curtis has returned to after a shorp visit with Mrs. Wilfred "Eastwood. ais Schriever, Rochester, spending a few weeks with in town. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen and son, spending the past two wecks with the formar's parents, Mr. Mrs. A. H. "Allen, Sydenham have left for home. The Elsie, LueMa, Bertha and Salter spent yesterday with sister, Mrs, A, English; Pitts township, Moore, Misses Rockiord, Iil., is short vacation here with Mrs. J. J. Moore, Charles smer, Montreal, is the parents, Mr, and Mrs, King street. Capt. Richardson, formerly local S, A, corps, speneling: a month parents, Mr. and John street, have for Perth. F. J. Hicks, Mon- is spending the week with his son, F. Hicks, King street. I Ste- International hotel, has gone vacation at Lake Tema- Harold spending a his mother, street. Mrs, guest of her 0. V. Gonlette, and Mrs. ¥. W. in charge of the have been the latter's Mrs.John Liddell, to spend his gami, from London, T. 1909. 3 -- LATEST NEWS -- Dispatches From Near And Distant Places THE WORLD'S TIDINGS GIVEN IN THE BRIEFEST POS- SIBLE FORM, + Matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Remembered, Dr. Alexander Wekerle, who resigned as premier of Hungary in April last, has been re-appointed. President Reyes, who is at present in Paris, does not look upon the re- ported trouble in Colombia as at all serious. In Flatbush, LI., a woman, who was helping her son agninst a burglar, was shot by the latter and instantly killed. > The London Express says Lord Kitchener will accept the offers of Canada and Australia to inspect their forces. Rew. Mr. Mingio, N.Y., takes the rary of the Lord's Day Alliance The west sweltered in excessive heat, Wednesday, with the mercury standing ninety to ninety-two degrees North Lunenburg, of secre of the appointment. Quebee branch above in the shade. Northern Mexico is confronted with 2750,000 lamages, and a passenger train sefviee still lamentably crippled as a result of the rceent rainfall. In Detroit, Miss Lulu B. Farr, one of the leading horsewomen with Bui- falo Bill's wild west show, was thrown her horse and painfully injured. Al a charity organization meeting in Hunter-Boyd, of New Brunswick, suggested the organiza tion of an imperial health cohferesce. It was said at Washington = that Henry L. Wilson would probably be appointed ambassador to Mexico and Charles P. Bryan, minister Bel- wm. John D. Vo Rockefeller, Cleveland, Ohio, veached the three-score and ten period of his life, on Thursday. His health is good, and he is enjoying a ragged old age. The 35th Regiment, Simcoe Fores- ters, were presented with now eolors by the county council, at Barrie, and the old colors were deposited in the sourt house, Prof. Fawsonce Marshall Byor® Du buqne, lowa, died in a nursing home in London, Eng. Proi. Byers was suf- ering from an ulcerated tooth, and licd under ether. The Baptist mission board has ae- cepted Miss Lois Knowles, of Shel wrne, N.S., and Miss Winniirid Eaton, f Canard, N.S., as missionaries to India. They go in Ociober. SS. Empress of Britain is at mouski, inward; SS. Manchester yer at Father Point, inward; SS, Pomeranian at Cape Ray, inward; SS. Punisian, at Cape Magdalen, inward. Canadian chartered banks now have 2,075 branches, including five in New- Toundland, and forty-four in other places abroad. During Jume thicty- yur new branches were opened and he closed. - The fire loss of the United States and Canada for the month of June, as compiled by the New York Journal of Commerce, shows a total of $14, 135,950. The total for the six months s $103,803,050, compared with $125, 497,150 in the first half of 1908, Ri- Ship- FHEEFE SLAPPED HIS FACE, Paris, July 9.--M. Bos, formerly a member of the Chamber of Deputies, met M. Gaillaux, minister of finance, in the court yard of the senate house, yester- day afternoon, and after a wordy altercation, Bos smacked the minister's face. Calliaux, in a gpeech, ha accused Bos of having an interest in a boiler firm which supplies the navy. REF FREER LHF +H ME RFEFFREEFRELF Nw ASKS FOR MERCY. Seeks Suspension of Sentence or Ambulance Chasers. Now York, July 9.--Tnh asking for a suspension of sentetwe of Henry Her cor, alias Henry Remington, and his brother, Theodore, alias Theodora Ma- son, who admitted their guilt of rand larceny before Judge Rosalsky, n gencral session: cour! gDisteict At tornay Joroau , who wrote the recom mendaiion before he wen! on his veca- don, said, the brot hers Lad given value able information to him, and imposed as a condition for their escape from punishment, that 'they leave the juris diction of the court and abstain from engaging directly or indircetly in the business of soliciting negligence cases." The brothers wore "ambulance chas- Jumped Into River. (hgtham, Ont., July 9.--Mrs. J. W, Wridhi, wife of the senior member oi the prominent Dresde n firm of Wright & Hughes, leit her home, at seven o'clock, this morning, clad only in a night robe and jumped into the Sy denham river. Capt. Ribble saw the act from a distance and gave the alarm. The woman's body was reeov- ered twenty minutes later. Mrs Wright was in ill-health which in- duced = molancholia: She had been masried only about a year and was forty years old, DRUNKARD"S WIFE WINS. Awarded Heavy Against Saloonkeeper. 1 Detroit, Mich., July 9.--A decision far-reaching in its importance, and one which will be of interest to the cause of temperance everywhere, was handed down hy the Michigan supreme court. Mrs, Nettie Marriman, Grass Lake, brought suit against Frederick, a saloonk in the same town, claiming $10,000 damages from him for having sold ligyor to her husband, thereby rendering him a drunkard, as well as causing the p'nirtifi to lose her home, her money, anil the companionship of her hus band. It was shown to the satisfaction of the court that until Marriman took to drink he was a prosperous tailroad telegrapher, and stood high with his employees. The drink habit caused him to lose everything, and finally his wife was obliged to leave him. The case first went before a jury, which gave Mrs, Marriman a small verdict, but she appealed to the supreme court and the decision re- sulted in a verdict against the val o beeper for $5,225. TO BETTER SITUATION Of the Police in the City of Paris, July 9.--There is a strong ma ement in the Paris municipality to better the situation of the police. The Commission du Personal has voted in principal a general increase of pay for all grades. Men joining the 2.000f. ($200) a will start at vear and the maxi mum pay will be increased from 2, 100f, ($440) to 2,600i. * (8520) which will benefit more particularly the p'sin clothes. men, for ddmini strays jurposes form a class in th The intermediary classes will each receive 100f. (20) a year more than they get at present. It has long been recognized that the Paris police are inadequately paid in proportion to the hard, dangerous and i0-oortant werk which falls to their lot. Even when the propagsed increase in pay. comes into the wages of Ue Paris policeman will not compare fworably with those of his New York confrere Who receives 4 .000f; (¥800) a vear when he joins, and has a chance ol he oming a sergeant after five vy service, with a salary of ($1,500), DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED AS THOMAS EWART. JR. OF PORTSMOUTH. force who vogue Photograph in Toronto ° Paper Identifies Man Found Dead on G. T. R. Tracks Three Miles West of Napanee on June 29th. A photograph in a Toronto paper of. Thursday has brought about the identification of a man found dead on the GIR. tracks three miles west of Napanee, ong June 29th. The picture 1 ine the hope of identi nd man, and when it smouth people, they re as that of Thomas Kwart loft about two weeks ago His brother, Joshua, accompanied by Edward Késo, loft Thussday ¢ for Napanee to have. the body ex humed, and identification completed The description of the dead man con vinctd the people of Portsmouth {hat the: body was doubt that Fhomas Ewart. > The Napaneo despatch to Whig at the time described the unfortunate man as apparently between thirty-five or Jorty . years _of age, well built weighing about 160 pounds, and height about five fect seven or eight inches. He dark tweed suit, with duck overalls, g black and white striped shirt. \ small sum of moncy was found on his person and a: tinlype phdto, whiel somewhat resembled him. Nothing wae found that could lead to hi: identity. It is thought that he might have been riding on a freight traix and fallen off, recciving injuries whiel must have caused instantaneous death Thomas Ewart, Jr., was the son of Thomas Ewart, of Portsmont} and was forty-five age. He was a laboring man himself, The last work he didi for John Mills » the Carruthers farm. His sister is Mrs. Stevenson, of Portsmouth, whose husband died last year from injuries received in a murderous attack madi upon him by a patient in Rockwoo asylum was seen by cognized it Jr., who evening no the was dressed in a laborer years of was ---------- Chicken With Three Legs. Lyons, N.Y.,/ July 9--Robert M Durkee 'had a freak chicken hatched out ahout ten days ago. The click en is normal, with the exception of having three legs end feet, the third leg protruding from the side above the wing and extending over its back. All' three legs are fully developed and the chicken is as lively as ' any of its mates. What it ean, or will do to a garden, if it lives,is prob- lematical. Bibby's sale children's wash suils, and JAMIESON --In > muny. old Shem call at once at Yurk count of cept with a cont rate on letters between the countries. hazel in Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross drag store, floating soap for campers, new goods, LAST EDITION isd WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Toronto, Ont, July 9.----Ottawa Valley Upper: St. Lawrence: (1% a.m Moderate spout terly winds, fine and very warm tq Saturday. A few local thunder storms chiefly at gight, SPECIAL VALUES --IN-- BATHING SUITS =F Re Ladies' Bathing Suits Made of Fine Lustre, in colors. Navy and Black, daintily trimmed with White Braid, made with combina- tion blouse and bloomers and separate skirt. Special Value at $3.50: Mes Bathing Suits In Navy, also Black, one and two-piece suits, sizes, 90c. to $2.25. Boys' Bathing Suits Boys' Swimming Tights WN LORNA EWN <7) DM---ALD RN) DITTHN MEREDITH.--In Kingston, 1909 909, to Mr. Meredith ri DIED, Kingston, at Wednesday, Jamieson, on July 9h, Mrs Albert daughter, General July 7th aged fill y= Hospital 1909, Joseph three years BEHAN .--In 1909 Jul Funeral, Sunday o'clock, Friends respectfully invited on Kingston, Katherine V Behan on" July heloved wife of Sydenham Place afternovn, at 2.30 and to Oth, 78 acquaintances attend, ROBEKT J REID, The leading Undertaker. 'Phone, 577. 2827 Princess street. SUMMER NEEDS Lawn Mowers, Refrigerators, and Ranges, Not too vou las wang Phone, 5. Sunimer Drinks. Stower's Lime Juice, Stower's Juice Cordial, Sutton's Lemon Squash, Corry"s Raspber:y Unfermented Wines Fruit Syrups. las. Redden & Co. Importers Of Fine Groceries. Lime Vinegar, P.S.--Our Java and Mocha Coffee is always ih season. rpm governmont' has decided that it is at present unable, on the budget situation to the proposal made by the Uni States to enter upon negotiations view to establishing a two two The French teed tam and sunburn' cream or hazelifie snow, "For witeh- Sold Miss Amy I. Brues, Valentia, Ont. won the governor-general's medal for | general proficiency at Toronto Normal School. Bathing eaps and at "and "sponges Sold Gibson's Red Cross drag store, Bibby's special sale of wash suite Se, 3