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Never in the history . of the store have we shown such High-Class : Designs and lower Car 5. ue. R. McFAUL, CAKPET WAREHOUSE. A RARE CHANCE to secure spine very choice pleces of Old Antique Furniture at Bar- gain Prices before the Americans come over and get the cream of my stock. As my stock ls too heavy, 1 have decided ©: reduce it 50 per cent, and Ii ve some very tempting Bargains for my customers. All kinds of Household Furni- ture Bought and Sold. Old-fashioned Furniture a Bpeciaity, Goods called for and dellvered to all parts of the ¢ity or shipped to any part of the world, L. JL. LESSES, Princess aad Chatham "ea, Hingston. BORER REE Rb KINGSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE (LIMITED), HEAD OF QUEEN BTREET. "Highest Education at Lowest Cost" Twenty-8ixth Soar. Fy Fall Term begins August Courses in Fraphe:" Si Phorthand, Tele- Sphy: ou vil Bervice and Das graduates get the en ARR Within a short time over sixty secured positions with one of t ont way arpor tions in tim: TI for informa- ; tion, . METOALIE, Principal. SEPP EPPOOP PPLE EPI P Ibe "JUST A WORD" you want Resi nati Bon =, 57, » Sood Beotch Fh ugtiive See f Scotland, hiv yp carries with it Joust iL Soht of the Highland © ie You ey i. Ceafle wier, Golden Lion BI HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR. Carter's Hair Restorer Removes Dandruff, promotes a Inxuriant growth of hair... Is pot a dye, but restores gray hair to its original color, ., .. B50e BOTTLE. ROUSE DRUG STORE Opposite St. Andrew's Church. "We give Jou just what you ask or." % | Univorsit: ) oo Suughler, emnis Tae, Exclusive Designs and Our business has been built | upon that foundation. JOHN McKAY, Fur House 149-155 BROCK STREET, ARE arin IF YOU FURNISH YOUR HOME FROM OUR IM- MENSE STOCKS. Furniture. Tables, Sideboards, Buffets, Chairs, AH to match RUGS, All Sizes and + Qualities. CARPETS. | Wiltons, Velvets Brussels, LINOLEUM and OILCLOTH, all width, fn Floral and Block Patterns, 208¢, 88¢ up. Repair and Uphostering Work promptly, cheaply and well done. "Phone 90, Yours, T. F. HarrisonCo. BECOMES HEIR TO $30,000. Allap 8, Lees Released From Peni- tentiary, is Lucky. Allaer S. Lees, of London, whose re- lease from penitentiary at Kingston has been ordered by the court of ap peal, on the ground that the convic- tion of stealing a diamond ring from his sister in February, 1908, was ille- gal, ns Lees had been found insand at his first trial and placed in an asy- lum for some months, and afterwards released as cured, is not only a free man again, but he is entitled to pro- perty in Detroit valued at $30,000. When his mother died in July, 1905, she left an estate valued at $120,000. To her son, Allan, she left nothing, the estate going to her two daughters and other son. A. B. Cunningham, barrister, King- ston, has been acting for Lees, and through his efforts he was released, from prison, after applying to two courts, Mr. Cunningham also 'enquir- ed into the estate left by the mother of Lees, and found that the property had been left to her during her life time by .an uncle, whose will stated that on her death it was to go to her children in equal{shares. 'There- fore, Allan is entitled to one-quarter of his mother's estate. Steps will be taken to collect his share of the rents which he should have got during the past two years, has a wife and child, His bei sent to prison was the result of rink k. He was simply one of those unfortunates who hecome irresponsible. Lees was by no megns a criminal, Police Court--Wednesday. At the police court, Wednesday morn- ing, John Burns, an ald offender, was on the carpet oharged with the - same old offence--drunk. He pleaded guilty and asked for a chance to go to the home in Athens (not Greece) where he would be taken care of. He told the court that he had monev enough to pay his way out to Seeloy's Bay, and his friends there would see him throubh the last seven miles of his journey. The magistrate very kindly ave him a chance, but held him over in the eells until Thitrsday morning, when the stagc leaves for Seeley's married woman who applied for a separation from her husband some all_the chickeus hut. nine or ten. She instructed to try and arrange ings peaceably with her husband, pr § if she sould not to come back. os ih. x Wednesday Morning Weddings. A quiet weddivg Jou place Wed: Dowiny mening at Sen o'clock at. the bride's pucents, © Montgomery, 204 oh v avenue, when Hicadels mingling with ago was mn court again, asking M Bold in Guwilighs i ' + 2 The French Alliance dance at the Royal Military College last evening, was a great success: The guests were received by the commandant and Mrs. Crowe, and Prof. and Mrs. Lanos. The dance was held in the mess room, the decorations thers and in the hall be- flags ig red and white bunting. The rondi rooms and one end of the _ i used for sitting out, and also all took advantage of sitting out' I on the steps, and promenading in the coats 'of the the handsome gowns making a very picturesque scene. Supper was served at the ninth dance, there being sixteen num- bers and five extras on the pro amme,, Among the guests were: Mrs, Fiske and Miss Eleanor Fisken, Toronto; Mrs. W. R. Givens, Miss Do- rothy Hill, Miss Lacey, Sydenham; Captain and Mrs. Austin Gillies, Mrs, Vere Hooper, Miss Dorothy Hooper, Miss Jean Young, Mis Marjorie Brownfield, Miss Lassie Kirkpatrick, Miss Phyllis and Miss ( 'harlie Short, Miss Frances Hazen; St. John; Miss Marie and Miss Dorothy Carguthers, Miss Lenore Hamilton, Miss Sibbald Hamilton, Miss Edith Ferguson, Miss Edith Young, Miss Jean Pufi, Mrs. John Lochrane, Miss Christine and Miss Sylvia, Cochrane, the Misses Crows: Miss Kate Smellio, Miss Madge Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Fortt, Miss Mabel Meagher, Toronto; Miss Kathleen O'Hara, Major Hopkins and Dr. Hopkins, Lindsay; Captain Ham- mond, Mr. Douglas Anglin, Miss Mamie and Miss Susie Anglin, Miss Mamie Garrett, Miss Hilda and Miss Doris Kent, Miss Helen Gordon, Mon- treal; Miss Madge Dawson, Miss Cer- trude Power, Miss Ruth Dean, Green- wich," Conn.; Captain and Mrs. Rob- Pertson, Major and Mrs. Wood, Miss Mildred Jones, Mrs. James Higgins and Miss Madeline Higgins, Miss Clare Robinson, Miss Alice Moore, Miss Muriel King, Miss Mona and Miss Phyllis Knight. * + "Old Sol" certainly was generous, on Monday, when he favored the "At Home, » at the military camp with such perfedt weather, That, combingd with a galaxy of youth and Deauty, handsome men, sweet music and delic- jous refreshments helped to make the "At Home! the huge success it ocer- tainly 'was. Colonel Samuel Hughes received -the guésts most cordially, and was ably assisted by Colonel Kent, who with the other officers looked af- ter the wantgof the fair sex. The of- ficers had ipfended seeing -to every- Ives, even so far as pour- was concerned, but when they crowds approaching, they were seiz&d witht a faintness and the aid of their wives was solicited, The refresh- ment tent was a busy scene of activity for some time, and the mingling of the red coats with the charmi mmer costumes of the ladies was |» pretty sight as they ware grouped about chatting over their cup of tea, or ice, and enjoying the beautiful scen- ery from Barriefild heights. The band of the 40th regiment and the Glengarry Highlanders band discoursed sweet music during the afternoon, both bands being listened to with great pleasure by the numerous guests. It will be a long and foundly remember- ed camp "At Home" by many, and those who drove over a little early, to view the camp, were amply repaid, ber ing surprised at the size and neatness of it for certainly it was a most order- ly camp, reflecting great credit upon Colonel Hughes and hig brother of- ficers. - * Pe Mrs, William Lesslie," George street, gave a tea, on Tuesday aftexnoon, in honor of her guest, Mrs. Arthur E. Evans = All Mrs. Evans' old friends {and they are legion) were delighted fo see her and have a chat with her, reviving old times, and so little has sho changed it seemed hard to realize that she had ever been away, only one was forsibly reminded of the fact when one saw her dear little winsome daughter the centre of an admiring crowd. Mrs. Evans receiv- ed with Mrs. Lesslie in the drawing room, which was tastefully decorated with peoniecs, these beautiful flowers being in profusion all over the house, Mrs. Alexavder Kirkpatrick poured tea and Miss Lily Norton-Taylor pre- sided over the table wherg ices and fruit punch were dispensed. They were ably assisted by Miss Mabel Brown- field, Miss Frances Sullivan, Miss Bes- sie Smythe, Mics Marion Redden, Miss Anna and Miss Marion Lesslie, Miss Madelon Carter, Mise Grace Hem- ming and Wiss_Mario U Uarruthers. moonlight; the red In alluding to the time the late King Edward VII was in Canada, a girl of Colborne in short dresses and curled hair, had the honor of dancing the Lancers with the king. It was James Girover's second daug! tor, Mrs, Ira B. Thayer, now of Toronto, an elder sister is Mrs. Acthur B. Cheflins, Port A . Mrs. Thayer is very well known Gingston, as she often stayed here, with her uncle, Captain Powell, = who built and lived in the house " whi * wv On Saturday Miss May Bolger, Bagot street, was hostess at a very small tea, only a few of her girl friends_be- ing invited. Miss Bolger received her guests in the drawing-room, which Mrs. R. ---- ery, to Sani daughter of the late General -C. Thompson and Mrs. Thomp- son, late of Bedford, England. Captain] Farley. is. a graduate of the Royal | Military College. * % @ Easton 8, street, will not receive in till tober. ' * The Sketch Club are havi oy a pic nic -at Lemoine's point on Fi * Mere. ores, Montreal, 1% town to attena the closing of 1 Royal Military College, ber son being: one of the cadets. Miss Dorothy Hill 'is home for the summer, spending her holidays . at "Hattiand 3 Joseph and litth rs. enry ittle son, Gratz, left, yesterday, for home in Montreal, after a most lightful visit with Mrs. and Waldron, "Arthur Place." Mrs. Jos Oc- | de- on the 29th inst pes to go to the const the end of September. ® 4 Mra, ter arrived, on M guests of Mrs. street, The wiimest welcome is being accorded Mrs. Evans by her many old friends' who are loud in their regrets that she can only remain a week in Kingston, Mr. Robert Lawe, the guest of Sir. Richard nd . Lady Cartwright, at "The Maples," returned to vesterday. Mr. Wills Jameson, accompaniéd Sir Richard and Lady Cartwright as far as Kingston, on to Belleville and from there to Co- balt. Miss Leavitt has returned to home in Brockville after a delightful visit with Mrs, Herbert Robinson, Ba- got street. * Mr. and Mrs Felix Shaw, street, have, with their over to Wolfe Island to their mer cottage. * * 0 Dr. Gordon Byers, of Montreal, spent the week-end with Mrs, Henry Mer- rick, Bagot street. Miss Helen and Miss Mabel Grady came from New York, on Tuesday and will spend the summer months with their parents, Mc. and Mrs, M, Grady, 68 Earl street, Mrs. George Bennington, of Cata- ragui, left vesterday, for Westneath, to attend thd wedding of her niece, Miss Elleda Perley, ston, to Dr, Wellwood, of Saskatche- wan. The marriage -teek place to-day. Mrs. George Mahood, Gore street, and two little daughters, left, last Thursday, for their eottage at Stella Point. Mrs, Géorge Fenwick is guest of Mrs. Mahood. Mr. who goes up for every wedk-end, on Sunday, taking with him Mrs. Fenwick's daughter, Mrs. Hugo Craig, and little son, who are remaining with Mrs, Mahood for a week. * % » Mrs. George White, of Ottawa, is en pension at Mrs, C. D. Franklin's, Brock gtreet. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Rea, Albert street, received a pleasant surprise, last Saturday, when Mr. A. E. Rea, of Montreal, arrived in his beautiful tow car from Toronto, bringing Arthur Evans and little daugh- y, and are the . A, E. Rea and wile, Mr. J. consisted of Montreal; and Mr. ton. They leit, on Sunday morning, by the steamer car on the boat as far as Prescott, go- ing down through the Thousand Is- lands. From Prescott Mr: J. B. Rea returned by rail to Toronto. +* > Mrs. R, J. Macdowall, Princess street left to-day for Montreal, to join a arty of friends, who sail on the 23rd, or the continent. Mrs, J. J. Robertson, Tweed, and Miss Elda MacDowall, returned, ves terday, from New York, after spending a very pleasant month with their brother, Dr. J. L. MacDowall, Mr. G. Victor Carmichael, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Carmichael, "Tin- tern Place," Mack street is visiting his parents, Mr. Carmichael is engnged with theg large export: forwarding house, Georize W. Sheldon & Co., New York City. Mr. and Mrs. William Aird, King Street, went to Toronto, to-day, to be present at the marriage of their niece, Mr. and Mrs, George Smith, Ottawa, are guests of Mrs. E. Hiscock, Barrie street. * 9 Mrs. Kirk, Montreal, is visi:inz Mrs. S. McBride, Bairie street. Mrs: Mellis Ferguson, Stratiord, is visiting her mother, Mrs. M, Suther- land, Earl street. ) The engagement is announced Miss Catherine Stewart daughter of the late "olonel John Macpherson and Mrs. Macpherson, Argyle avenue, Ottawa, to Ms Uenil Hepburr. Burns, second son of the late Dr. James H. Burns, and Mrs. Burns, of Toronto, Mrs W. B. Northrup, Ottawa, an nounces the engagement of her dutigh: 'er ¥is Gwendolyn Beateien Cle mow, to Mi. Charles MeConnell, of Francisco, Mrs. Fane Sewell, Toronto, arrived from Montreal, on Tuesday, and is the of M2 pherson, San Particular People a splendi riety of Hats. everyone Frontenac | their Miss eph, who is Joy ing for St.. Andrew's 0) William Lesslie, George Ottawa who went her Bagot children, gone sum- formerly of King. the Mahood, left, Selena with Jim, Fhe phcty B. Rea, Toronto, and Mrs. Steadman, Hamil- Dundurn, taking the Hat Store" for}- pretenses, oT {eeesssesceassessessesncsasessesess vececccscsee esscssscscsescesecsanee 1 ® ie { COR guest of Mrs. Kearney Jones and Miss Strange. The many friends of Mrs. Sewell gladly welcome her back to Kingston and look forward to many pleasant chats over old times and as sociations, : ok * + 9 Miss Marian Branifi, of Brockville, spent Sunday with Miss Artemise Mor- ency, King street. Mrs. R. Maitland Hannaford, and two sons, Mr. Jack and Master Philip, accompanied by Mrs. Hannaford's fath- er, Mr. Clark Hamilton, left, yester day, for Queenstown and Niagara, and will be absent until Satyrday. Upon their return Mrs. Hanpaford and sons will remain in Kingston for a couple of days, when they will return to Montreal. Miss Geraldine Daly is up from Mont- real. es. Henry Carre returned to Belle- ville, on Saturday, after visiting Mrs. G. W. G. Grout, Brock street. Four out-of-town guests at the tary "At Home," on Monday, at the ramp, werc Mr. and Mrs. Lawson, Copper' Cliff, and Mr. Mrs. Morin, Sudbury, guestr and' 'Mrs. Hugh Macpherson, hurst." -~They came down in Morin's touring car and spent ple of days in Kmgston. mili over John of a cou GAME WAS CALLED OFF. The Queen Street Church Boys Did : Not Appear. Sunday School Baseball lea- there should In the gue, on Tuesday night, have been a junior game between Queen street and St. Luke's, but the team from- Queen street, did not put in ab appeargnee, and as a result, the game had to be called oft. St. Luke's team were all on the field ready, snd it was 100 bad that the game halto be postponed. It is not known why Queen street failed to put in an ep- Peg ance, Doing Good Work, The men engaged in levelling football campus for Queen's aro doing good work and will it in fine shape by fall the new College have Wormwith Nine Won. On Tuesday afternoon another game was played in the Mercantile Baseball League, at the cricket field, when the Retailers were defeated 16 runs to 5, by the Wormwith nine. The game was interesting and the play snappier than the score would indicate. Many fine sensational plays were pulled offi that put the erowd on its toes. The teams : Wormwith (16)--Nicholson, ¢.; K. McCuaig, p.; Godwin, 1b.; Davies, Zb.; Allen, 3b.; Berry, w.s.; Murray, el; 8 MeCuaig, m.f,; Stanton, LI, © Retrilers (5)--Sullivan, ¢.; Vanhorn, p.; Parkins, 1b; Corrigan, 2b.; Lud low, 3b.; Lee, s.s.; Sharpe, v.f.; Guirey, m.f.; Harold, LI. "Joe" Daley umpire. made a satisfactory Married © on " W ednesday. At seven a'clock, Wednesday morning, a very quiet wedding service was conducted at the residence of | James Scholes, 288 Queen street, when | his eldest daughter, Miss Edith May | Seholes, was married to Samuel John | Makens, Sunbury. The ceremony w as | wrformed by Rev. J. A. Waddell, of | Bethel church, in the presence of the | i relatives of the bride and groom. Af- te, the ceremony the bridal party sat down to a wedding breakfast, on : where the bride and room received the con gratudations of their friends, Mr, and Mrs. Scholes left on the Cape Vincent | boat for New York and other cities before returning to Sunbury, where they will reside. Swift's Employees' Picnic. The employees of James Swift &! Co., coal and wood merchants, will | hold their first annual pienic Monday | afternoon, June 2ith, at Foley's Grove, Howe Island. The above frm = has twenty-eight employees. She Has Resigned. Miss May Hinckley has resigned her position in Queer street Methodist r, the resignition to go into of- feet next Sunday. Miss Hindkley will then give spacial music. A 25c--Butter, Butter, Butter: Farmers' best prints or finest oream- ry butter, 25¢. J. CraWwiord. Detective Murray, Toronto police de- ment, came to Ottawa and took with him William Bucke, alias James Murray, wanted thore on a charge of obtaining meney under false Farmers" prints or creamery butter, 25¢. J. Crawford. Modern. #lectric hoists are so de signed that the speed varies with the lot Faleum powders." buy at 'Gibson's store. A. E. Staff, organizer for the piano- workers is in the city, on a business jolot tinted 'potatoes are said {io ft to drag 'It pays Red Cross ts henge, iy em ee ee te 35¢ Ladies' Cotton Vests at 15¢, 20¢, 25¢. oh Ladies' and Children's Cetton Kuit Drawers at 25¢ and 35c. Ladies' Black aud Tan Stockings, double sole, special at 15¢ psir. a SO GR EME HD IGAN' 35. 9000000000000 00000000 SG SS 335388 ------------_-- EE Sweet Scented and Refreshing ii TOILET WATERS Most "Enjoyed in Warm Weather, Are Piver's Floramye. Piver's Le Trifle. Piver's Saffronor, Seeley's Egyptian Lotus, Seeley's Violet Hudnut's Violet Sec, Hudnut's Yankee Clover. 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