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BSS -------- a EA --------------_-- TE EER eesescesunsente i 000000000000 000000000000000000000000 5 3 ~ R. McFAUL, CARPET WAREROUSS. 'Mid-Summer Sale ext month we will a AR) Midsummer Sale Antique Furniture, Bfic-a- enty per cent. off wil goods yo te a acs what we have. rds a" Goods 'ome All kinds of Househol Bought and Sold, Drop & card to us if you have anything govd to Sell or Trade. Don't Forget the Fiance. L. LESSES, Princess and Chatham Kingston. Sts, - } Of Smoking amd Chewing Tobacco at forty-five cents a pound is a good Tobacco. Why pay cighty-tive? ANDREW MUL Ontario Street. Complexion First of all you need plenty of blood--the red kind. Have] blotches former skin beautifier. By driving { out humors Dr. Blair's Tonic Tablets cleanses inside just as water does outside. Becauseé of the nourishment and building they contain Dr. Tonle Tablets brings the Naam , high point of viror ) shines vim, ambi« tion, spirits. il | 25c. Box 1 St. Andrew's Church. Ordered Now Or Old Furs Repaired, Stored FREE Until Wanted. JOHN McKAY, FUR HOUSE, Telepone, 489. 149-155 BROCK STREET August Furniture Carpet and Curtain # x qefelel] a CHIPFONIER SPRUIALS, $ 00, 7 drawers, oak finish... S18.50 0: 1-4<cot pak, British plat 15.00, Mahogany Tinish 11.58 27.00----This one extra youd value, 1-4- cut oa British p front, polished, for Many othér designs all reduced. ate, full swell $21.00 BEDROOM BOXES. We have made up a special line of Hedroom Bexes for the sale at $3.00, and $4.00, 'Phone 90 Yours, T. F.Harrison Co. ONE TOLL ROAD REMAINS. Efforts Will be Made to Purchase - Road: Only one toll road now remains in Frontenac, and it is owned by the Kingston and Storrington company. Several months ago, the provincial in- spector of toll roads informed ~~ the company that it must make extensive to the road, or cease collect: ling toll. Since then, the company has expended about a thousand dollars on the highway, which * runs from King ston Junction. A county councillor states that the company will be asked to set a price on = the road, and that the county council will be petitioned by the townships of Kingiton and tion proceedings may be arranged. ---------- Band in the Park. By kind permission of Col. Burstall abd officers, the band of the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery will play in Macdonald Park to-night, from eight to ten o'clock : OM Cam- rades," Teike; valse, "Bleve," Margis: DR. KILBORN BACK FROM ST. LAWRENCE RESORT. A Kingston Boy Becomes a Sporting Editor--Several Have Gone to To- ronto to Attend a Funeral. Miss Eleanor Lyons, Charles street,' is visiting in Ottawa. Mrs. John Smith, University is visiting in Gananoque. re Roddick, of Conway, was a visitor in the city, to-day. Mrs. ACapt.) is visiting fri in Toronto. . Miss Martha Wilder, Boston, is visit- ing her mother, on Nelson street. "ol jus Ida Smallridge, Earl street, left to-day to visit friends in Tichborne. Dr. RB. K. Kilborn turned, to-day, from his vacation at Point-a-Pic, Que. J. MeKellar, of the Kingston Ship- building company, left for Toromto to- day. Wise Kathleen Dunphy has returned, after a month's visit at the Thousand Islands. William Garrigan has returned home, after two weeks' camping near Gaua- not ne, * pr Mins Fannie Mitchell, Watertown, N.Y., is visiting at Mire. A. Mitchell's, t street. Albert Stroud, Rideau street, leaves, to-day, to visit his sister, Mrs. Frank Samwell, Guelph. W. Chasles Roberts, C.P.R, offices, Montreal, is visiting William Newman, King street west. . as Mrs. A. Meiklejohn, Ottawa, is visit ing her sister, Miss P. McCartney, University avenue. : Mes. W. David and daughter, Miss Willia, Smith's Falls, are visiting friends in Ringston. Miss Bella Jack, University avenue, has returned from Latimer, after vis iting Mrs. Bawden. Miss Inkster and Miss Barbara Jack, University avenue, are visiting Rev. J. Gandier, Newburgh. James Gavine, of Fairweather's store, Toronto, is visiting his pareuts, on Frontenac street, Miss Jessie Dickson, Barrie street, has returned home after a visit with Mrs, Partridge, Toronto, Alexander Moore, of the firm of Moore & Sons, left, to-day, for Ofta- wa, in a touring car. Mrs. A. Mooney, Alfred street, and Miss Edith McCartney, Barl street, have returned from Napanee. Miss Bertha Swaine, Rideau street, has gome to Ottawa to spend her va- cation with friends there. Miss Elizabeth McGall, Queen street, leaves this week to spend her vacation at Rochester and other points. Mra. Frank Samwell, who has been ji the city for some time past, left, to-day, for her homie in Guelph. Miss © Emma Wildes, - Nelson street, leaves, today, to visit Mrs. (Rev.) Brown, Brockville Miss. Lillie Lytle returned home, to- day, after visiting fiends in New York for the last month. : 'William ' Mackie, 'lately of the K. & P. BRR. staff, is now sporting editor on the Saskatoon Phoenix. i and. Mrs, W. Gi Anderson. and famity," Princess street, are expected home from Prescott. to-day. John C. Innes, Toronto, is spend: ing a short vacation in Kingston, his old home, and is at the Randolph. Me. and Mrs. John Macdonald, Uni- versity aveuue, expect to reach Kings- ton 'on Sunday, from their continental ar. Misses Jessie and Isabel Polson, Uni versity avenue, are Visiting their con- sin, Mrs, (Dr.) J. J. Robertson, at Tweed. Mrs. William Sughrue, 222 Johnson street, wife of Capt. William Sughrue, seriously ill for some time, is slowly recovering. \ Miss Grace Clough, of Hartington, has accopted a position as teacher musip at Ontario Ladies' College, Whit- by, Ont. Fdward Lalonde left, to-day, for Pe- terboro, after spending the last three weeks with his parents, on Orchard street. ; Mrs. Jacob Shibley and daughter, Miss Lois, Harrowsnith, nre visiting her mother, Mrs. W. Lake, Queen street. Mrs. (Rev) T. K. Bourke left on Friday morning to visit at two_of Mr. Bourke's .old circuits, Augusta and 'South Mountain. » ! Mrs. Robert Clelland, Brockville; Miss Rose Seaton, Fort Erie, visiting Mrs. A. Mitchell, 103 Bagot street, have left for their home. a Mrs. Barnsdale, Toronto, delegate to the True Blues convention, is the t of Mrs. 8. Dutton, Barrie street, the next week. W. J. MeGall, New York, is visiting his mother, after having spent two eske Asbury Park, N.J., and Bos- iter, and son, Miss J. Baxter and Mas- ! Joseph D. y, William street, : plearant Brewer's Mills. AUGUST 19, 1040, PERSON : | Bank of Commerce, while P. CO. Stev-! AL MENTION. ion | RIN ANANSI envon is OB yacut ! The little daughter of Richard Halli- | day, Wolfe Island, was L over | on the boat on Thursday evening and taken to thé general hospital. Mrs. William Baster and ber daugh- | ter G. Baxter, 'left, yesterday for Stella on a visit among her friends. | Jackson, foreman in ihe) « ing room of the New York) World, is on a visit to his brother, | avenue, | William Jackson, of 273 King street ls west, Mrs, John R. Lenke and som, Rob- ert, and Mrs. Herbert J. Bennett, and daughter, Edus, of Rochester, N.Y., ave visiting Mrs. Robert Painter, 72 Division street. t Grand Patriarch KR. Meek, of the 1. 0.0.F., Grand Encampment, left last ight for London to attend the fune- of the late grand treasurer, Ed: wund Beltz. Se Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook and Mr. and Mrs. David Young and family, Al- fred street, left, tosdmy, to spend two Jeska at camping at Thirty Island Mew. T. Berrigan, Miss E. A. Berri gan, Mrs. Dunn and children have re- turned to the city after spending a few days at their old home av M. L. Monaghan, of New York, a former Kingstonian, is visiting in the city. Mr. Monaghan is a printer on the New York World, and has many friends in the city. The friends of Master Alexander Potter, Rideau street, are pleased to hear he is recovering from an attack of? blood poisoning, caused from run- ning a rusty anil into his foot while at camp. Allan Reid, of the firm of Reid & Charles, wenk up to Toronto, this morning to attend the funeral of the late Robert Marshall, one of King ston's "old boys," Stanley Porter, of the post office staff, also went. COLLIDED WITH ROW BOAT. An Accident Near Whiskey Island on Thursday. Frederick Sutherland, visiting at Thomas D. Minnes' camp, Dead Man's Bay, went fishing on Thurgday, at Whiskey Island, in Mr. Minngs' skiff. He was fishing contentedly in the nar: row channel, when, without warning, a gasoline, yacht crashed into his boat. Mr, Sutherland barely had time to jump for the rail of the tug, but got it by a lucky chance. The yacht was towing a houseboat and was upon Mr. Sutherland before they saw him. The skif was a total wreck. NURSEP BY FLORENCE, A Kingston Veteran of the Crimea Remembers Her, Thomas Cambridge, Wellington street, better known as "Duke," was pursed by the famous nurse, Florence Nightingale, who died the other day in England. "Duke" is a Crimean vet- eran, and with hundreds of other Brit- ish soldiers, was «taken ill with the fever, from which the army suffered so much, and to stem the tide of which sia. The ton veteran was great ------------------------ OIL STOVE EXPLODED. Mrs. J. A. Miller, Earl Street, Had Hands Burned. An oil stove, at the home of John A. Miller, 22 Earl street, exploded at 10:55 o'clock, on Friday morning, aml Mrs. Miller (received severe burns, as la result, Considerable damage was done to the stove, but there was no damage to the house, The firemen were called by telephone. ------ At the Bijou. It is full of the pathos and excitement the great novel, Hepieta the cruel: ties of Legree to the old slave and his final death. It is accompanied to-day by two first class comedies from the American studios of Pathe Freres. The first ™i& entitled "More Pranks by Re bellions Betty." Some of Betty's do- ings have been shown before in the Bijou, and "Betty" is becoming «a popular favoritw. The second comedy is entitled "Pete Paints the Town, and is another "hummer." "Betty's Pranks" will be repeated ou Saturday, together 'with & fine drama, "A Slave in Japan" or "Haco's Saerifiee." Of this the Moving Picture World says: "A powerful Japanese drama which ranks with the best of the week's productions. It is without « flaw. Fhe actors deserve commenda- tion, and the spectator will wish to wee it again." A citizen, who is camping at Cedar Florence Nightingale was sent to Rus- | § is fal args thy eof of the els Today is the last day of the third 4 of | and last part of "Uncle Tom's Cabin." which Sharactarind the latter part of | nd Fell in Water in Dark. 1% last maght's) 000000000000000000000000800000000800000000000000000000000000000000000 Specials As Long As Goods Last Men's Colluis, Tic. Special 25¢ End. ing at 48¢ yard. Men's Balbriggan Underwear reduced to 28¢ each. . Ladies' Tan Lace Stockings, worth Lic pair, reduced to 35c. Remnants of Corset Cover Embroidery, enough for a Corset Ladies' Double Sole Stockings, Llack ate Special at 2 pr. for 25¢. Children's Small Dresses and Aprons reduced to 20c. Balance of our 121c Cinghams, clearing out at 8c ya d. We have a quantity of Navy, ted and Black Dress Serge left, sell- This goods is worth 65¢ yard. over. tan, . " ° * ® . * » ° * ® ° * * ° * ® * 4 ® . * WERE OUT AT 7 AM. To Secure Licemse--~'"Twas a Little Early. At seven o'clock on Friday morning people who happened to be passing a certain store might have noticed a young man abd™ his lady friend wait- ing patiently wm front of the store. Dan Cupid was responsible. The pro- prietor of this store is one the many who issue marriage licenses aud the couple were waiting for him to come down to hig place of business so that they could get the necessary ent. However, there are very few busi ness men who get down te their stores as early as seven o'clock and as a re-| sult the man and his bride-elect had | to wait for a whole hour. When he] arrived matters were soon fixed up, however, add shortly afterwards the happy knot was tied by a well-known minister, The couple came from the American side and are now spending their honeymoon taking in the sights in and around Kingston. Great clearing sale women's white Oxfords, 85¢.; men's white boots, $1.25. Dutton's Shoe Store, 209 Princess St, a left. - or friction marks. Suits ard Wash Dresses to be ' Cleared Out On Saturday Ladies' Wash Suits in popular' shadés only, newest styles broken sizes, only a few le ft, priced up to $7.50. Yours on Saturday Mornirg for only $2.50. Ladies' Wash Dresses, very newest styles, priced up to $5.95 each. Saturday Morning to clear at $2.50. CORRIGAN'S. Photographic Supplies | ANSCO FILMS. ] They give the bes! results. All sizes to fit any Kodak or Camera. Once used, always used. CYKO PAPER makes clear photos. Neo spots | All sizes. Cyko Postal Cards, 15¢ doz. "Anti-Friction Developer,' Se each. Fins Developed Promptly. The Rexall Store MAHOOD'S voce STORE PRINCESS AND BAGOT STS. i SL0L000LLLLLLLLLL0L000 206000000000 0000000004 * Last Call rn Only a few sizes sizes. Still selling $1.00. $1.75, $2 White Waists at 91: Each. . Newest styles and in all AAAI ANS ANNAN I A AN New Fall Goods Arriving Daily September Fashion Sheets Free fo ny Modern times have prodoced a Robinson Crusoe. An Englishman named Kirklady emigrated to New Zealand i in trad to his Newman & Shaw STORE. : FEIIIIIEIIIIIII PTI III R III PT Iv IPI DIFF TI PIV IPI PPS PIP PIP PIII PIPPI US IVI TPIS ISIN FIFI II Oe ie < A Summer Tonic For that worn out, tired and run down feeling there 15 no botter tonie than a combination Beet Iron and Wine, 0000000000000 00000000'000000000000000 00000000000000000000000 > i Holland Brass Tea Kettles on Stands, with Ebony Handles, Fern Dishes of odd Dutch de sign. Trays and Servers with povee- laine: and glass linings, These goods are all new in of fect, preciated. and have been much bp pot SMITH BROS. Jewellers, Opticians, 850 KING STREET. issacrs of Marriage Licenses. | i i i FURS. W. F. Gourdier. 76-78 BROCK STREET. Black Diamond Beaten Knocked Out In the First Round. Hold on! Perhaps you think we mean Jack Johnson? No ehance. - "This last battle was fought out with the Coal Pile, and the Ladies gave a unani- mous decision In favor of Gas for Cooking. CHEAP-CLEAN~{ONVENIENT. Agen L 1. § Power Co C. C, FOLGER, Gen. Manager, Edges of collars sawing your neck? Cuffs ragping your wrists? Shirt bindings pricking chesnut burns? "Tattered warps and Wools" Perhaps you have a wcraping acquaintance with them] Yes? | Then we are uot doing Your Laundry Work 1et us Introduce you to our | smooth ways and your acquain- ance won't be a scraping one, but a welcome, permanent, | pleasing relation. lke %