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Never in the history : of the store have we t Draperies, Linoleums. EEE R. McFAUL, CAKPET WAREHOUSE, A RARE CHANCE 10 Becure some very choice pleces of Old Antique Furniture at Bar- gain Prices before the Americans ny me over and get the cream of stock As my stoek is too peas. 1 have decided ' Jeduce t 50 per cent, snd some very toarpting 'Bargaius for my customers. Al kinds of Household Furni- ture Bought and Sold Old-fashioned Furalture a Specialty. Geuds called for and delivered to all parts of the city or shipped to any pirt of the world, L. LESSES, Cer, Prineest_aud Chatiuun Btw, I ws - Groceries, 3 . 5 Fruit and Meat : Our- Stock is the best that "money can buy. Our Western Beef is very cholee this weex. Come in and and you will buy. C. H Pickering _ Cor. Princess Street and University Avenue: "Phone 530. see, Ne CANADA'S BEST Juvalid Port is the Ontario Grape Grow- ing and Wine Manufacturing Company's ®t. Catharines. It Is guaranteed 10 wars old, and is a pure, dry and per- 5 ert wine squall te the best imported at .. une-half the price. Sold only By 3 ha Ww Lem, Golden one T93 » K Block. BICYCLES BICYCLE SUNDRIES DISC Records BICYCLE MUNSON at Cat Prices Sendfer Cut Price Catalogue. Catalogue ** *Volgicre _ It Isn't Enough for a toilet soap to cut the { dirt. With the advance there have been made in the manu- facture of this line a Toilet Soap -§ must give delight to the user, you look forward to washing your hands with it when you »8t home at night. TRY OUR PARMA VIOLET SOAP. | Makes a rich, creamy lather with a lasting perfume. Rogular 40¢ ng Our price, . | Onpestte St Andrews Churen. Hot, It must be so tempting that [}- Exclusive Designs and Our business has been built if upon that foundation, | JOHN MokAY, Fur House 149-155 BROCK STREET. but all the same it's a money- saving time. dverything reduced. Handsome Surface Oak Bedroom Suits, regular $25, reduced to $20. Our $55 00 Dressers. Oak and Ma- hogany, reduced to § Our $30 Dressers reduced to $24. Our $20 Dressers reduced to He Our $13 $10.50. Parlor Suites, Hall Racks, Dining Furniture, Chairs all reduced pro- portionately. Dressers reduced = to Curtains reduced 20 per cent. Rugs and Carpets reduced' 15 per cent, ; Linoleums reduced 20 per cent. Repair - and Upholstering Work done cheaper now than at any time during the year. "Phone 90. Yours, T. F. HarrisonCo. 'MARRIED AND AWAY. A Kingston Girl Will Grace an Al- 2 berta Home. On Thursday a very quiet house wedding took place at 395 Beock street, the residence of "the bride's mother, when Rey. T. W. Neal united in marriage Miss Mary Ethel Drennan, youngest daughter of the late Rev. A. Drennan, and Mrs. Drennan, to Charles Maleolm Saunders, Olds, Alta. The house was prettily decorated with white carnations and marguerites, and in the drawing-room, where the sacred knot was tiedopalms and ferns were arranged artistically, with the Howers and virginia creeper, trailing round the walls, making a pretty background for the bride and groom, who stood in the window, The bride, who was given away by her \mother, was wiattended, and was prettily gowned in white of a soft diaphanons material, and very sweet dainty she looked carrying a bou- fquet of roses and lilies of the valley. The wedding ceremony being over, the bridal party repaired to the dining- room, where a recherche breakfast. was laid, the floral decorations being sweet peas, and the wedding cake adorning the centre of the table. Miss Ethel Johnston, of Ingersoll, formerly of Kingston, played Lohengrin's wed: ding march. Only the immediate family were pres- ent as guests. Mr, and. Mrs. Saunders left, on the noon train, for Toronto, en_route for their new home in Alber. ta. The bride's travelling costume was a cont and skirt of resida green cloth, and black hat trimmed with searlet A host of good wishes go with them to their western home. The bride was the recipient of many hapd- Some presents, tokens of esteem and from admiring friends. The 0 ons gift to the bride is awaiting new home, i -- St. Paul's 8.8. Events. The St. Paul's Sunday school ath- charge Rev. W. F. ill | received a spending very |tawa, the guest of a Crescen THE DAILY SRITISH WHIG, | SATURDAY. JULY 9 1910. Bold in rd ~ Guilight | - La "A small party of visitors who went to St. Luke's Sunday school picnic called at Colonel and. Mrs. Hudon's cottage, at Brophy's Point, and met with -& very reception; and amoung the beauties of the camp were shown some very valuable prize fowls, gome of them being the particular pets of Miss Blanche Hudon. 4 >> % » John Brooke, Hales Cottages, very pleasant surprise, on Wednesday evening, when her son, Mr. Ramsay Brooke, returned. from Gow: ganda. Mr. Brooke expects to remain a few weeks and is the guest of Mu. and Miss Ferris, at "Willow Cottage." \ dn The Sketch Club' went out to (»llins Bay, to-day, and, no doubt, will have a pleasant picnic, as they usually man- age to do so, on their jaunts. These weekly outings are certainly enjoyed by all, and have become quite an in- stitution. Mrs. + 4.» Ladies' day at the Yacht Club last Wednesday brought out crowds of the fair sex and a great many visitors weve among the guests. Mrs. Ramsay Dufi arranged a bridge party and all the tables were busy. * 4 & Miss Katherine Hart went'to Mon- treal, to-day, to join her father, Mr. W. J. Hart, and from there they will go on to Dalhousie for a visit of two weeks. 6 + +» Professor R. Laird, Mrs. Laird and children, Albeft street, have returned from their visit in Campbellford. Mrs. Herbert Robinson, Bagot street, returned, - yesterday, from a delightful visit at Wolfe Island, where she was the guest of Mr. aft Mrs. Harry Tan- dy, at their pummer cottage. Mrs. Austin Gillies and quite a par- ty of young girls went down, yester- day, to Ogdensburg, among the num- ber being Miss Mildred Jones, who on the way home, stayed over at Brockville, where she will be the guest of her uncle, Mr. Beverley Jomes, at lovely old "Rockford." Me. C. B. F. Jones, Canadian Bank [of Commerce; Winnipeg, is expected, on. Monday, to spend his holidays with his mother, Mrs. Kearney Jones, King street. * + Mrs. Julius Miles, the guest of Mrs. Henry Hubbell, Bagot street, .left, last Monday, for her. home in Toronto. Mrs, Miles received word from Eng- land, 'that at the marriage of her daughter, Miss Eva Miles, to Mr. Keith Edgar, there were an hundred guests present, and the presents re- ceived were numerous and very liand- some. Miss Marjorie Merrick, Bagot street, leaves, on Tuesday, for Brockville, where she will bé the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Brough, at their summér cottage, Miss Blanche Hudon, the guest of Mrs. Colin Campbell, Earl street, for a few days, returned to Colonel Hudon' 8 summer cottage at Brophy's Point, L Pr. and Mrs. Lowry and children, Montreal, are visiting Mrs. J. Lowry, Division street. Miss Margaret McCarthy, New York, is visiting her brother, Dr. McCarthy, Montreal street, Mrs. W. Muckleston, of Perth, is with Miss _ Muckleston, William street, and Canon Muckleston will be here on Mpnday. Mw ROW, Webb, has been visiting Mrs. C. University avenue, for Ee past week, returned home to-day. iss May Hinckley, of Cape Vincent; who has been Mrs. Hinckley's guest, has gone back to her home. + 0 Pense and Miss Nora on Thursday, to Roch- visit. Princess street, of Bulle, who . Hinckley, Miss Emma (fordon went, ester, for a few days' Master Hugh Duff, left' the beginning of the week to visit his father, Lieut,-Col. Duff at Petawawa camp. The gallant little follow was fully equipped in soldiers' khaki uniform, feeling very proud and quite realizing his post. Miss Mary Strange, daughter Lieut.-Col. Frank Strange, left, Thursday, to visit Chief Justice Mrs. Maclennan at Muskoka. Miss Minnie Simpson, Sontreal, en pension at Mrs, Murray's, street. . Miss Gertrude Laidley, = Frontenac street, leaves on Monday to visit friends in Brockville. eS 9 Mrs. W. K. T. Smellie and Miss Kate have taken the pretly rooms at 60 William street, gy Tot vacated by Captain and Mrs. A. de Mowbray ¥ They are very cosy a comfortal Miss L. 8 is expected from No York, to-day. Mr. Kenneth Mundell has gone down to Bathurst, N:B., for a visit, . Miss Flora Fair, University avenue, a of weeks in Ot Small, Wilton of on and is King et [Dawson and Mr. and Mrs. John Wad- dell. Mrs. H. Lamb and Mrs. W. Derming™ ham, of Chatham, with their children, a hasan] Grove, Sim- | . feoe Island, to sp the summer, and AN "and rer A ] | Er ---- Mis Effie Henderson, of Yancouver, at "Elmhurst." Mr. W. H. Henry, Montreal, is also a suest 'there. Frank Ireland, at ' hus summer home, remaining at the island until the end | of August. covered from her recent illness. * * Miss Mary Teiro has returned after | | visiting her sister and brother, F. Tetro, Cleveland, Ohio. . Mus. 4. LL. Madill, Toronto, is visit- | ing with Mrs. J. B. Mcleod, Alfred | street, 2 'Mr. William -Madill, Bank of ronto, Welland, has been here for few days 'with Mr. Harold William street. Messrs. Harold - Hughes and wart Robertson, will spend a at Tremont Park." They went day. Miss May Ste week Weir, Alfred street, left, yesterday, for Toronto and Hamilton, | where she "will visit friends for a month. Mrs. Geooge Young, Jr., Ottawa, is with Mr. and Mrs, George Young, Sr, University avenue. * - Mrs. George Rose, of Toronto, and Miss Lillian Ross, are the guests of Mrs. . James Stewart, Stuart street. Mr. Ross was in town yesterday, Mrs. Hugh Walkem, Montreal, left for St. Andiews-by-the-Sea, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Henry Joseph for a short time. Miss Laura Mills, University avenue, has gone : sister, Mrs. Robson Black. Mise Ethel Jordan, Barrie street, went up to Forento on Thursday. Miss May Hinckley, University ave nue, is visiting with Miss Stevenson, in Toronte. Mrs. E. Newton Jory, 667 McMillan avenue, Winnipeg, is coming east for two months. has * + The Misses Annie and Stella Clark, of Brooklyn, N.Y., fofmerly of Kings- ton, sailed, to-day, from New York on a trip to England and the continent. Miss Madele Wilson, of New York, sailed, to-day, from that place on a two months" visit to relatives at Lon- don. Mrs. George Keyes and little daugh- ter, Madeline, of Winnipeg, are visit- ing her mother, Clergy street east. Mrs, J. A. Minnes, Bagot street, his gone fo. Lanark to visit her aunt, Mrs. T. B. Caldwell. Later on Mrs. Minnes" family" 'will go to Dalhousie Lake to camp for.seviéral weeks. ' * * Mrs. J. W. Bongard, Greenbush, is on a visit with friends in Kingston. Mrs. RueLand and niece, Miss Lilli- an I. Power, of Brooklyn, N.Y., ar rived, yesterday, and will remain for the remainder of the summer at the Hitcheock house, Wolfe Island. Dr. Harty Thompson, of Brooklyn, N:Y., is here or a visit to his moth- er, Mrs. J. D. Thompson, Colborne street. : Mr. leit, The marriage of Miss Phyllis Fon drie, daughter of Mrs. Hendrie, of "Phe Holmstead,'"" Hamilton, to Mr. Allen A. Case, son of Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Case, will take place very quietly in the house on August 31st, W..R. Givens, of the Standard, yesterday, for New York. Y¥ * + 0» ---------------- IT WILL GIVE NOTHING Towards Cost of Paving Princess and King Streets. H. W. Richardson, president of street railway company, has replied to the communication of the hoard of works, asking if the company would contribute any of the cost of the pav- ing of Princess and King streets along its tracks, Mr. Richardson's reply is that the company is not prepared to make any contribution, and his an- swer is practically the same as he gave Alds. Chown and Harty wheyg they waitéd upon him on June 30th. Writing to" the city engineer under date of July Sth; Mr, Richardson says : "Am in receipt of your favor of the Sth inst., and contents fully noted. In reply to same, we are not now pre pared to do anything more than our agreement with the city calls for, as the paving of the streets would in no | way be of advantage to ve." Off for Morrisburg. The Victoria baseball team left Morrisburg today, te with the team of that town. It will be remembered that last year these two teams were very equally matched | and it should be a good game. Next Monday night, July 11th, the Vietor- ias are runuing an excursion to Gana- noque, and it should be largely at- tended, as the local teams should have all the support possible. Boat leaves at 7.30 sharp. for | 2%c--Butter, Butter, Butter--25¢. Fresh prints butter, 25c. J. Craw- ford. Trenton, Mich. wants $12 for car- ing for the dead body found in river. County auditors say bill should be pry PANAMA HATS "From Weaver to Wearer" As this is the only Store in Kingston importing Pajamas Direct from the land where the $3.00, $7.50, $10.00, $15.00 SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. Cy, is with Mrs." Hugh Macpherson, | Miss King's many friends | ave delighted to hear she has quite re- To- | al Hughes, | down, | up 'to Toronto to visit her | the | play a game |g ! [sssseqesessirnssscsansenssese Peter Pan ceséséoscensssssssessses Waists sesescacens 0° at 85c each. Special 34 to 44. « » 'We have received a shipment of Peter Pan Waists and have them on sale These Waists are made of fgne Indian Lawn, tucked front and back with new short sleeve and Dutch pointed collar, trimmed with Jace and insertion. Regularly sold at $125, special at 85c Each. New Auto Scarfs in Black, Brown, White, Sky and N 50c Corset Cover, on Sale at 35c each. All sizes in stook, from ® ° ° ° ° . ° ® * " . * 4 ° . ° * COOKE'S CHURCH SCHOOL EVENT Was Thoroughly Enjoyed and Well Attended ~-- Superintendent Wad- dell Presented the Prizes, The annual picnic of Cooke's Sun- day school was held, on Friday, at Brophy' s Point. The crowd had a beautiful trip over and back, and thor oughly enjoyed themselves, everything going off satisfactorily, The superin- tenderit, Dr. Waddell, presented prices for the races : Kindergarden girls--Leta | Marjorie Hilton. Primary girls--Lillian Turner, raine Irwin. Girls, nine years--Letitia Marjorie Newman. Girls, twelve years--Ethel Chapman, Mildred Newman. Girls, fifteen Lillie Sharpe. Young ladies' race--Miss N. Miss MacTavish. Lady teachers' race--Miss Miss A. Johnston. Married ladies' mon, Mrs. T. W Throwing the balk Mildred Keill. Peanut race--Miss E. Maud Hastings. Kindergarten { Ken Douglas. Primary boys--Harold Bridgen, Turner. | Bove, nine | Herbie Holder. Boys, twelve years--Donald Douglas, [ Stewart Toland. | Roys, fifteen John Mel saughlin. Young men's David Somerville. Throwing the ball--! flarold Dunlop. Swimming race-- Willie Evans, opley | Doubie quoits--W. 1. Reid and M. Reid, James A. Craig and Frank L. Ro i Single quoits-- Reid." Baseball--St. Cooke's Juniors, * ; HEN RY TELGMANN. McMahon, Yor Turner, years--CGrwce Dutilop, Lemmon, Newman, race=Mrs. A. Lem- Patil -nathleen Smith, Hazlott, Miss boys-- Willie Lloyd, | Ross years--Gordon Bridgen, years--Jack Evans, Few, race--Grant Smith, Andrew Bunlop, Archie H. W. Newman, M. P. James' = juniors, THE LATE , His Remains Interred in St. Mary's Cemetery, late Henry [Telg- in Graven arrived moraing, fhe remains of the mann, who died . suddenly Lhurst on Thursday morning, iby G.T.R, early Saturday | accompanied by the dese 0 brother, Bismarch Telgmann, of Toronto, Fhe funeral took . place from the G. T.R. station al_mpne o'clock to St. Mary's i cathedral, "and wis in charge of Un | dertaker Thomas Ronan. "At the eathe- {dral a requiem mass was celebrated by { the The mourners were the de | ceased's two brothers, Oscar Fo of { this city, and Bismarch, of Toronto; Ihe pallbearers were : Dr. W. J, Mor gan, H. Crumley, W. A. Newlands, H. P. Smith, D. P. Brannigan and iB Tiernev. The remains were interred in | Kt. Mary's cemetesy beside of the parents of the deceased. rector. those Give Reasons. o'clock, last evenmyg, from a car at the cor and Alfred streets, a {lady fell and was badly shaken up. | Evideutly she thought the car was not going to stop as it weni past the first crossing and stopped at the low- or one. This ix a rule of the road, but evidently the lady did not know it and got off the car while in motion with the above result, Ladies should stay on the ear antil it is brought to a standstill. A great many Should About eight while alighting yner of Princess people wonder why the cars always run past the first crossing and stop at ihe second one. MH a satisfactory explanation roald be given a number of accidents might be prevented. More Lights for for the Rideau. Capt. D. Noonan has heen requested to appear before the lighthouse board of the dominion marine department, with regard to lights which he wants placed on the Rideau between Kings ton and Kingston Mills. This portion. of the Ridean is not lighted, and should be, for there are many boats which navigate in that part of the stream. Twenty lights are required, | ten on each on one atl 4 and white on the other. " a -- Beautiful Stotk te Choose From. Prevost, Brock street, has a fine as sortment of tweeds, serges and cho viots: Anyone mm need of. clothing will.do well to eall on him. Ready made clothing and gents' furnichings never better assortment. 25c--Batter, Butter, Butter----25¢ SUNDA ' | Fresh prints butter, Ve. J. Craw- CORRIGAN'S. Mosquitos will not bother you : if you use Mosquito Talcum It is in regular size shaker is will certainly drive off all (lies ha tins, pleasant to use, and and mosquitos DRUG STORE | AND BAGOT STS. MABOOD'S PRINCESS A ! A BIG SPECIAL IN RIBBED COTTON HOSE, FAST BLACK, IN ALL SIZES FROM 6 to 10 INCHES, RE- GULAR YOURS TO- NIGHT 2 pairs for 25¢ SEE BOYS 18¢, OUR SPECIALS IN LADIES' SUMMER VESTS AT LADIES' FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE AT FOR, 25¢, AND LADIES' WHITE WAISTS AT $1.00 EAC. They are Winners. 15¢, © - Newman: & Shaw THE -ALWAYS BUSY STORE. New style Bathing Caps, with broad elasiic band, which tho- roughly protects the hair from the water and Keeps the cap firm on the head, in two colors, ' Nayy and Scarlet ' Dr. A. P.Choun, Druggist and Optician, 185 PRINCESS STREET. Phone UE; A ---------------- * in 'avy. Special at 65c each ~~ ~~ INLAID Mahogany We can supply you with an "Eight-day'" Genuine Mahogany Clock that we can guarantee to be a first-class House Time- Piece and ih ornament to any room, » for r $0.50 or 87.50 Each, according to decoration of case. SMITH BROS., Jewellers, Opticians. 850 KING STREET. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. Ostrich | and r Marabean Boas In BLACK, GREY, WHITE, BROWN, W. F. Gourdier. 77-78-80, BROCK STREET. Even So! A And it eame fo pass, that after they had instz ed a GAS STOVE to do their cooking, there came unio them great multitudes from all (le regions round about and did gue with wonder And when these multitudes Eas burning they marvelled themselves How be it jonfs idly by, done And the them, saying: It is easier for a camel to enter ve of a nectlle t along gaw the Among thin yet man's wife and ner work is wise man spake unto the than for a woman to without using GAS FOR SL COO0KING, Kingston L. B. & Powe Co. CC, FOLGER, Gen. Manager. Wah Long's Laundry First-class work guaranteed. me a card and I 4 8 Sar rompt {four isundry. 158 LEGON ween Brock asd Wann He Fro for BT. "Home, Sweet Home' Not much swéetness on wash- day with steam permeating the atmosphere and the smell of soap hanging round your nose WHY NOT " LET US ho YOUR WASH? Besides unpleasant odors we can lem worry and money, | Specia rites for 'the home wash, "PLAT "WORK" "POUND WORK." | and