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THERSEAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1910. IN MARINE CIRCLES. Arrivals and Departures of Vessels at This Port. The steamer Saskatoon passed down on Thursday afternoon. gs is in the Kiog- TROHS Boh SN 3%% Alcohol A TRUE TEMPERANCE i BT oT i : o i i} MENT SCHEME. ) - ! The steamer Wasa ions Should ston dry dock for irs. The steamer ington own on Wednesday afternoon. The schooner Kitchen is at Howe - | 1eland loading stone for Cobourg. It seems to be pretty well agreed' The schooner Julia B. Memill is ® that the proper siep to take now with loading feldspar at Richardson's . ele- § relerence to street paving ie to sub *vator. J : J mit the question 10 the people at the The steambarge Navajo arrived from municipal elections next Janusey. It i Charlotte with coal for the M.T. com ix suggested that the ratepavers should pan ¥ e Two Days and Three Nights Only} ss Before the close of the 40 per cent. 3 | : Discount Sale atthe £ The College Book Store} greed That Twe be Submits ness Men May Place Aldermatile Candidates in 9 Field. passed - » 5 5 be asked to vote on two road ques schooner Ford River arrived | tions--as to whether they want the from Conseaut with coal for the hos- E business streets, over which the street dexy mill. i & railway passes, paved, and if they! The tug Bartlett, of the MT. Co, § favor building macadam roads under | Cleared for Montreal with (wo coal the local improvement plan. The board { barges, from Lake Erie; the tug Bron- of works and the dty council are up. | %on also went down with two coal able to decide the Yuastions, and she | bares. : k ak i ab final appeal is to t . "Trust | steamer Neepaw is expec the Peaple," is the oa in from Fort William in the course © af a few days with grain for Kichard- ex- | son's elevator, | The steamer Sowards, wm a mis gone to Us pressed the opinion that the only am other way to get street paving is to | hap, at Fairhaven, has It was expected on ; od 5 We are showing th finest Book and Stationery &t« ck ii the city at prices far blow cost. Our hue is most ¢ mplete, and we can supply sloest covery 8 thing usu ly required fr: is a book st wre. : i Our line of FRAMED PICTURES is the best ever cartied by ar y lcea x divi circles store, : eo Served Wherever Quality Counts GRO. THOMPSON, Jr, Distributor, 202 PRINCESS STREET, 'Phone 304 for a case delivered to your home. i Several leading merchants have Open To Night and Every Night for balance of sale. 4 ® elect aldermen who will push the may. | Wego for repairs. . ! ' Bl ter through. It is possible, they said, | that she would go on the deck € College BOOK Store fi mmm mri: fi ml = = 4 . %. didates in the aldérmanic contests next | At Swift's wharf: Steamers King- x y ; E-January, who will be ged to do | ston and Caspian down and up to- iM something to improve the streets the rity--not only the business streets | Ottawa of | day; steamer Ridean King cleared for 1 this morning; steamer Belle bui the streets in general. ville down to-day; steamer Dundurn ---- . tu Ogdensburg and Rochester, N.Y., Lip this afternoon; steamer City of | New Building Was Inspected apd Ad- the macadam roads are oiled in the | Hamilton up to-night. wired by a Very Large Number building. The surface matter is Srenchs IRAN AR rar . Those in Charge of the Booths ed with oil and then rolled. A hard CHINAMAN WAS ROBBED, Supper for the Orphans--Music and durable road is thus secured. In and Fireworks. the event of the Princess street paving i The opening celebration at proposition being eventually defeated, that | Sing Fong, who keeps a laundry at Mary's-of-the-Lake Orphanage, on Wed the y., was a decided success I'he in + weather was somewhat against the for proceedings. During. the afternoon, al , though it did not rain, it was eloudy enough to keep some people at home, but in the cvening, everything was fine, and the efforts of all who ha Canadian National Exhibition TORONTO Aug. 27th Sept. 12th 1910 = EVERY DEPARTMENT NOW IN FULL SWING. Exhibits from Earope Tux Fixes? Look tere 1x FasTEry ( INTARIO, CELEBRATION WAS HELD ON WEDNESDAY. Li] 2 260 Princess Street. es tan - : Thief Made Off With $20 From Prin. cess Street Laundry. ot, an oiled road is thoroughfare. suggested for | 395 Princess street, is mourning Joss of $20, which he had saved order. to buy -his supply of coal | the winter. A sneak thief went: into A Horse Went Into a Drain Excava., the Celestial's laundry, yesterday fore tion Last Night. i noon, while the proprietor was away There was an exciting time on Bar- j broke open a trunk, secured the mon- A BARRIE STREET EPISODE. Start them off to schuol with GOOD SHORES. Then they will not need new shoes next month, Schram Automatic Sealers Sold at STROUD'S Wo have the longest, strongest lot of School Shoes in the city, and when we nse the phase, "Phe Home of Good Shoes," itaneans every word we say, i Best Teas jand' Ocfices ut lowest pri es in city. Sn J. H. SUTHERLAND & BRO. THE HOME OF GOOD SHOFS. We * Stroud's 109 PRINCESS ST. HAIR TELLS CHARACTER, : . i Color of Hair Said to Indicate a Per. ne- 1r ! son's' Temperament. \ i Many 'people believe that blonde, or { light hair denotes affection; and durk { hinir constancy. A person without hair | is not devoid of character: far from tit. The disposition of the average baldheaded man is to show such so- | Hcitude for the welfare of others, that {he neglects himself, A germ causes baldness. Prof. Sabouraud, of Paris, These Lovely Princess Dr Ih Mauve, Pluk, P 2 ; : : : and Whit Mull. Pale tas, Cream { France, inpnoceulated a rabbit with e Mull, pretuly tri ed 4 {Dandruff germs, causing it to become with Lace, Insertion and Ornaments. tatally bald in five weeks' time. To rid the sculp of these dangerous germ $4.00 Dresses for $2.67. I Rl he 5.00 Dresses for $3.34 $500 Dresses for $3.67. $600 Dresses for $4.00. $950 Dresses for $6.67. $10.50. Drésses for $7.00. pieitle. i "Destroy the cause--you remove the | effect." Sold by leading druggists. Send 10g. n stamps for sample to The Herpicide { Co. «Detroit, Mich. $1 bottle guaran- fteed. James B. Melood, druggist, spe: teinl agent, Kingston, Ont. Furniture Finishi i | Charles: Hebert & Fred Camic | {Have opened up business at 128 to 1132 Ontario Street, and are prepared to do li kinds of Finishing, including Hardwood Floors, Show Cases and all Interior Woodwork. Furniture and Pianos scraped off and refinished like pew. Mission wax finish. Beds en- ameled. "Xil work will be given prompt attention. i ¥ 1Hnno We are prepared to do Upholsters Ing and ail Xinds of Furnitute Re- paired and Cabinet Work. Pianos Tuned and Repaired. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, : : pod CONNOR & SLEETH 128.132 ONTARIO STRERT. =e (Hooper & Slater's Factory), The same reduction in two-piece Costumes, same'colors. ALL. SUMMER BLOUSE AT HALF PRICE, D. M. SPENC The Leading Millinery Store WAISTS -- "GRAPE FRUIT V0 Bive a few Gases of Lire GRAPE FRUIT lefts Bhat wit are setling a 10cench. Als) sone VALENJLL ORANGES, the soceseseey UALIPORNI « + at 6 for 2c. "i! { #080 s000 Vsevndesecsssccosse . $e00scsesssenssetsecsesvestsane i & z {#1 is necossary to apply Newbro's Hee: . uncement ! am the first to snd 8 wireless Union street, on! rie street, below when a horse at Wednesday evening, | tached to a carriage in which there were three men and two voung wo | men, went into .the sewer excavation. * It is claimed that the long excavation | ix not properly lighted, as this is the second accident that has oecurred this | week. On Monday evening, an auto- mobile ran into the piled up" earth. The accident of last evening was much | worse, and it was with difficalty that! the horse was brought out of the drain. A dozen residents of the street turned out "te assist, and finally sue { ceeded in gotting the animal out. The | driver claimed that the few lights | around the excavation were deceiving, | and that the whole drain should be | lighted, 'or the street closed to traffic. | The construction of the sewer is pro- | !veeding too slowly for the residents of the street, who would like to see the 'number of men at least doubled and | the work rushed to completion. A Disagreement Arvises. It is understood that the different | dry-goods stores are having some dis agreement ado whether they should ! close at five or six o'clock during the ! month of Sep The cards that were posted in the windows during the first part of the summer vead : "This store will close at five o'clock during july, August and Septomber."" Now, jone or two of the stores want to keep open until six o'clock during the month of September. Clerks say that between five and six o'clock in the af- ternoon is the dullest hour of the day and as the people have become accus- tomed to the stores closing at five, they will naturally do their shopping before that time. No Sunday in Cape Vincent. | Canadian Freeman ] i Sunday is only observed in name at Cape Vincent. Bands play through the streets, boats loaded down with excursionists, from all points, papers, ice cream, pop corm and pea nuts for sale--and baseball galore at the fair! grodnds for the delight of the fans. The parsons and elders of the busy little American town must have an awfal time trying to counterbalance i the awful effect. What hae Bro: Wood, the conscientious editor of the Cape | Vincent Eagle, to say on this impor stant subjéet * JA Portsmouth Assault Case. An assault case was heard hefore G, 1 Hi. Hunter, J.P., at Portsmouth, on | Wednesday evening. The daughter of { on resident laid a charge of abusive "language against another man's wile. The case was adjourned until Frida evening in order to ~ather further evi- i dence. | Another case will be heard Friday "evening. A resident is chmfed with ian infraction of one of the by-laws. : At His Old Charge. I Rev. T. E. Bourke preached at his vold sircuit, at Mountain, on Sunda#, for the gnniversary services. and the | vhurch was crowded to the doors, hit ' j old friends sivibg him a warm wel i : come. On Monday evening, he gave ay address ut the anniversary concert; re ferribg to Bis tFip to the west: and twas listened to with great interest. } pp -- ; ! Will He be Good? 5 LH tigen Times, : { The Methodist general conference voted down Rev. Lr. Uleaver's very | shilindy devised motion sbmed at _ commit ti the conference to _ im | pugony ~doxy. Jackson's ortho. The vote on the guesiion was! 125 to 81. Will Dr. Cleaver be good | now ¥ 2 i Canada to the Fromt. i Hamilton Herald Tt is a Uanadisn bied-man, J.D. | eCurdy, who ies the honor of being | for | Ontario at | remember {automobile tires is not decided by the j arrived at by running a car on a par- ily satisfy i" During the month of August morning, 1 'he ehumh. conferncn a - the' taken a share of the work, were crown ed with great success. The spacious The shop was entered some time grounds around the orphanage were tween eleven and twelve o clock and crowded with people, and the differen there is no doubt but what the theft booths did a fine business. was committed by some person who Beautifully situated, the was keeping tab on the shop and the ' phanage within,almost a stone's throw movements of the Chinaman. The lose of the water, commands great atten comes as a very severe blow to him tion. Yesterday, the building was as he works alone in the shop and thrown open to the public, for inspe his profit is very small. ftion, and was much admired, i -------------- thome well equipped in every respect, A VERY FAST AUTO CAR. ev and made off. The police been working on the case. have ' new or land will be well able to do the nohle work for which it was erected. A de- Hale, of Ottawa, Passed igiled description of the building. ap- Through Here Yesterday. "peared in Tuesday's Whig. Allen Hale, Ottawa, partner with | The grounds pre sented a fine appear J. R. Booth, passed through hepe, aD0¢ for the event, Early in the day yesterday, in his soventy-horse power # willing band of workers, busy, Thomas Flyer roadster. The machine ond with streamers and flags, made is a reel beauty and would do the the booths look very preity. William heart of an antomobilist good to' see Shea, the "old reliable" at this work, it. It was with a machine of this , W8s on hand and took charge of the type that "Barney" Oldfield broke Work. : the world's record for fast driving. Messrs, Lawrence O'Brien, William Mr, Hale drove his machine in the: Murphy and John Gleeson, acted at races in Montreal last vear. Many will 'the gate, and collected a goodly sum, the accident that occurred. the amount of which has not vet been One of the tires blew out. and the asbnounced. mechanic, who was riding with Mr. Supper was served to the orphans in Hale, was thrown oul. He landed on their dining-room, and the little ones a picket fenct and one of the pickets enjoyed very much' the dainty sqyend went through his body. given them. Un the grounds, supper . -- was served to the visitors. Asked to Recommend. | The booths, representing the "Trip Instructions have been received be Around the World," were quite attrac the presidents of the Kingston and Ve. and the bevy of voung ladies Frontenac Reform associations nsking carried on their work in an able man each to have nominated & . suitable "oT: and are deserving of credit for man for the position of Dominion id share in the undertaking. The fishery overscer of the district, one to & Mited States booth, had a fine as have his headquarters in Kingston sortment of eandies, arranged in such and the other in Sharbot Lake, It js ® fine stile that it was no trouble to expected that the appointments will Make a sale. The sweets were eagerly be made; within a wesk as the new "Ought for. overseers are urgently needed to pro- tect the fishing grounds of this sec- tion. Allan got a Germany's booth had something to atiract the little folk, in the shape of toys, and toys of some class st that. i The young girls in charge had their booth in fine trim Englund has always been noted for Worcester sauce, and it was sold in England's booth, with cheese, pickles, tea, coffee and many other good thiags of note. The booth was well arrang ed, Scotland's booth displaved wools, Ireland's, laces and linens; France, works of art, pictures and postenrds; { Canada, fraits and vegetables. Following is » fist of the different 1 booths, with who charge Orange grove--Miss Lily Whalen, Miss Deciding Tire Value. } The general utility of any make of appearance of a sample tire after it has gone one or two thousand miles-- the average cost per mile per tire is ticular set of tires, and then making the comparisons of the cost of the tire upkeep Dunlop tires give a low aver: age vost per mile, for besides the qual- ity that goes with them, the Dunlop company is ever anxious to thorough: the users of Dunlop Auto- mobile tires. those were in cy, Miss Joyee, Miss Birdie Daly. fee cream--Miss A. Doolan, Miss M McCabe, Miss B. Kennedy, Miss A. Me semigh; Mew Powers, Miss A. Abbott, Mra. T. Doolan, Miss K. Road oy WH Ronel K. Roach, #i Soft drinks--Mrs. ¥ Teatro, Mrs James Sowarde, Mrs. D. Fitzgibbons, Linen booth--Miss MoNeil, Miss Alice: trunett, Mrs. (Capt,) Daley United States booth--Miss Helen But Labor Men at Church. Arranzements have been, made for all the labor men in the city, to at tend Broek street church, on Sunday morning. The pastor, Rev. T. | Bourie, has extended an mvitation to evwry labor man to attend this ser. vice; | A Clever Kingstonian, ! James Gratton, who won first prize Crowley. in the sketch contest conducted by ! Germany's booth-- Miss the Montreal Star, is fifteen years of son nnd Miss frene Martin age and a son i of Joseph Gratton, | England's booth---Miss« Wellington street. His work «showed ; Thompson, Mise Katie Sullivan clever ability. ' Carmel Crowley. Seotland's booth--Miss Contagious Cases During August. (Lovett and Miss Halen Lovet the Irelond's booth--Miss Ashe and Wh following contagious cass were re 0" Toole. poried to the medical health officer : | France's booth--Miss Guirgey Five yphoid; two memles, and two Miss Howison. dichtheria. Two of the typhoid cases | Canada's booth----The Miswes were from outside places. 'hell and Miss Carmel Cooper. - i The following helped at the wiper (ix- fiablew: Mee. MeKindey {convenor), than Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Eocles, re Mur 09 ray, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Me Amrioy, Nes. Fitamartin, Miss Mamie" Norris, Mrs. ge Darragh, Misses Alice and Helen Darragh, Miss MeFiberian, Wiss Lena Martin, Miss Katie Oldfin, Mise Agoes Fowler, Miss Birdie Kane, Mise Agnes McCormick, Miss Marion Gour lier, Mise May Clayton, Miss Aelia Raruelf, Miss Norris, Mrs. Fite Ye 3 A special feature was the ng of the orphans, from the orphahal® imi The children ssag "0 Canals" fine efiect. Mies Mamie Tierney and Mises Sylvia and Carmel Crow: fey trained the ehildren, Tu the evening the Ith PW OR hark way present, and re Programme. There was a spec ial electrical 'which gave good service. A fine dis play of Sreworks was also given. . ------------------------ Joke n; North Augusta, hss legs es bakery to Frederick Alice Simp Glady Misy Kathleen and Camp Men and women, save money, fords, all Kinds, reduced, less vost, at Dutton's Shoe Store, Princess street. Néw York's fourth annual electrical show. to be held in October, promises to eclipse all previous effets nn that line. re 8 mare Catarrh in this section The I other diseases oure ony. pron it incarable. Sclence Was | oi proves caterrh to be 4 cemstitutional with § Low ore, 5 on. --. ansiact ured By Xt J. Chenery & So Obie. ws he only con- was the and Ry - Ww It is al McGonigle, Miss F Quinn, Miss Clan 1 i i | i a fine : ler, Miss Mamie Tierney, Mise Sylvie | display in the evening, | { i i Pictures by British Masters. Paintings by French Masters, Exhibit from British War Office. Models of Warships. bdo, rend Gul. King George's Household Musicians. Two converts Daily and leaders of the Tattoo and British Army Qua drille. Some Military Features Model Military Camp--Musieal Cotil- lion by Royal Canadian Dragoons-- Fancy Drills by 66th Regiment, of Buf. falo, this week, and 3rd Natiossl Guards, N.Y., next week, val Review at Splhed Battle between Breaduought and Air ship--Closing Display of Fireworks of Sixty Pieces, * Greatest Array of Manufac- tufér's Exhibits in the history of the Exhibition. 1 HE Underwood 8ill. I ing Typewriter ef. fects a saving of fifty per cent, in recording erders and rendering bills, pays for itself. UNITED TYFEWRITER C0, LTD. 4. RC. DOnNS, KINGSTON, re a a ---- OR Inscmula, Dyspepsis, F Anaemia, Nerve Exhaus: thon and other kindred . sping ailments. one reeds & tonic (Hat will enable eihkusied nature te regain her owe. CAMPBELL"S QUININE WINE asvimiinted nourishes which by siren gthening the "vitally, | creates a desire for more solid fy foods and furnishes the power ér thelr assimnhation. tusint - upon the Orviglusl. Druggists sed Grocers Sell 10. Kenneth Campbell & Co MONTREAL, FAQ. wffers a readily KEEPING WELL DRESSED. With really little sxpenditare bund of men dressed occasional in tervals they allow us to clean or dye theif clothing. PARKER & CO, ® Princess $0. Kingrion, Out.