' THE DAILY 'BRITISH WHIG. SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1909. VICTORIA DAY EIENTS COMPLETE 'E PROGRAMME |; IS GIVEN. | i Military Review and Parade in| "Spreads Like Butter" Bold only in 15¢ and 25c blocks For sale by all Grocers. Manufactured by The Ingersoll Packing Co., Ltd. Ingersoll, Ontarlo, Canada. James Craig, Kingston Agent Furniture for May--Car-, pets, Curtains, &c. balance sett of Leather Dining Chairs for $19, $40 Qua rter Cy none better in Adjustable | rusting $1.75 1 Parlor babinsts | $0 SALI 20 per direct eryhody the » leg promptly Phone 90. Yours, T. F. Harrison Co. At McFaul's Car- pet Warehouse The fourth shipment of Balmoral Rugs Just arrived. Very finé' patterns. Oil Cloth and Linoleum By the ton. Everybody that knows buys at R. McFaul's Kingston Carpet Warchouse. fess ssssssssstssassarad Every Day You Put Off he Home owning question means valuable time and dol- lars lost Better 'Consult With Us At Cnce. 3¢ we a can brick 1 re- and cellar, For a quick sale sell you for $1,900, dwelling, 7 rqoms, (8 uiked), furnace, bath of gas, good location CABVATLHN TVR RVECL BBR TCETREC CEE See us early If you want to buy a home good location with plenty ound, look at 477 "Phone, 326 or 621. PT FATVAVTVVRLILIT LR ICATVE STV LVTITTRTITRLTNE balance | the Morning--A Day of Splen-| did Emtertainment Arranged | For the Citizens. | | The general committee meéting of {the Victoria Day celebration was well | jattended on Fruday evening and now |all is )complete except some minor | | details. The men in charge of the different departments have taken hold | well with the result that every one | ;« remarkable well pleased and every-| | thing is rupning fine, "The pro- | gramme is practically completed but ome small changes may be made in it. Mayor Couper presided at the| {nceting. The morning events weve fixed as follows : 9:15--Automobile parade. 9:30--Motor boat races. | i { 5 10:30--Lacrosse match, cricket field. H 30--Military parade. ~Marathon race. n- automobile parade is the first | thing in the morning for numerous reasons. The cars will all meet at | | | | point down town and go to the Or | phans' Home, where they 'on the children. They will over the following course: Union, | street to Livingston avenue, to King, to Queen, to Brock, to Welington, to | Princess, to University avenue, to the | home. This will give the children a 'yood long drive around the principal will give them ga chance to see anything that is going | on around the eity. Each child will | | be provided with flags and bunting by automobile club. boat races commence at from the Martello tower, the city buildings. The will be around a from the tower to to Macdonald Pavk, to the I'here will be four events and be = interesting, Handsome have been given and many fast have entered 10:30 o'clock the at the cricket and Kingston. parade route troops will after the parade o'clock. will take | then go | streets and | | the | The motor 9:30 o'clock fin front of races course, { Island, | tower. will lo | boats At | lacrosse { will begin | ! field between Brockville I'he military elsewhere. 'lhe Barriefield, and return for the about eleven Marathon race at the Market will be made at The course will | Market Square to Princess | straight out to the five-mile house, and return. The road has been care ured off and every mile is marked. So far there are twenty-five entries and nearly twice that expected before the pistol is fred following judges were appointed W. I'. Nickles judges, John Ald. Harty, Ald. Robertson; examiner, Dr. Hanley; course, W. Bearance and Everything is arranged is given asseml le review the | at will of | aty, The finish start sharp The eleven o'clock from Square, be fuily mea are | The | Starter, Morris, medical of the Millan. this race. Con for $ Afternoon At Fair Baseball match. Horse races. 2:30--Mounted military 2:30--Auto sports. The above programme was out for the afternoon events and is good one, At two o'clock the horse races will commence, there being, four events to run off, the 2:14 2:20 class, 2:35 class and race. 'I'hey will all likely fill. The basechall match between Vie- torias and Young Irishmen will = alin start at two o'clock and should be a peach At 2:30 o'cloek the mounted military spogts will bé run in between the heats of the horse and tconsist of lemon slicing, bareback wrestling, heads and posts, Victoria race and other interesting Grounds. 2 2 sports. blocked named races Cross events During pished by fur- King- will be I he + music bands. | | | the day ! different [ ston | the |'the | the [ The en | bands | dria | with the R.C.H.A. band for fai grounds in the afternoon and Salvation Army band at night. evening band concert will be giv- on the market Besides these one will from Alexan Bay * and the 39th regiment. | The United States soldiers will | quartered at the hotels around the city and this--will all be attended to | before they arrive. The Fourteenth giment will meet the Yankee troops their arrival from Cape Vincent at o'clock, after attend service in Sydenham street Me- | thodist church." The civie | committee is composed of | Couper, Alds. Kent," Carson, Ross, Harty and Nickle, W. C. Martin, (| nited States Consul VanSant and |W. R~Givens. The visitors will be lrovally entertained while stone city. The ol events as morning, 8¢( 1 uare, be here one be or Sunday one ing Mayor it stood after the meeting but Many items and everything consideration Evervthing com [mittee some i be needed | discussed the ful'est adopted. were fully was given before it was ie bang THE LATEST CREATION FOR SUMMER WEAR. ALL THE COMFORTS OF A TURN DOWN EFFECT. "Anchor" Brand Westmount" 2 for 28e. "iron Frame' Brand "Almonts" 3 for 50ec. BOLD BY LEADING FURNISHERS. Mace sy TOOKE BROS LiMiTED, MONTREAL. MANUFACTURERS OF SHIRTS, COLLARS, NECKWEAR AND IMPORTERS OF MEN'S FURNISHINGS. | tine | triangular | Garden | | match | the ' street, | number | judges | a | class, | will Kilties band has been secured for | from Watertown celebration | « in the Lime- | | above is the main programme changes-mav-{ i | The put on, or at least the committee are trying to put everything on, so that svety one will be well satisfied. he automobile events at the | ep will consist of the Ale ap Four miles speed exhibition. Two miles, start on tape in front grand stand, stop half way around the track and take on passenger, stop again in front of grand stand, tape, and let out passenger. Repeat four times. Six obstacles will be placed straight line, contestants will circle completely around each, firét to the left, second to. the wight, and return in, similar way to starting point. The first 'and second prize in cach in a | event will be sily er euph. DISTINCTIVE PAPERS USED BY MERCHANTS FOR on | | broke afternoon may be seen a cursionists who come in during THEIR PARCELS. | McKelvey & Birch Have the Most Unique, of An Agate Type-- What Several Other Business Houses Use. Piled up in the Kingston & Pem- station almost any Thursday large col- | lection of goods purchased by the ex- that | day from all points along the railway. SUNDAY SERVICES THE 14TH REGIMENT GOES Bp purchased. TO METHODIST CHURCH. A Service of Special Character St Mark's, tic Services Arranged For. St. Andrew's--Rev, Dr. Mackie. vices, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. welcome. Bethel Congregational church, corn Johnson service, 11 o'clock, E. J. Lake; evening s Loa Shaw will officiate. conducted by Dr. Brock street hall (Brethven)--tiospel | enquiries if other concerns o'- lity had distinctive features Bright ted with their business such as every {above Qeats revealed service every Sunday night at 7 lclock. 'I'wo short addresses gospel hymns, Bible reading Thursday. Evening, 8 o'clock. all free. St. George's cathedral--Sunday ter Ascension. 8 a.m., holy commun- ion; 11, mats; 3 p.m, and Bible class; 4.15, baptisms; even- song, 7 p.m. Canon Starr will preact at matins and evensong First Baptist chuxgh--Rev. Laing, pastor, a.m., "Christ's Devotion"; 7 p.m., Save"? Pible school Strangers ever welcome | vices, Queen street a.m., Rev. Chailes the pastor, Rev. W. A. Class meetings, men's club, 2 p.m. 2:45 p.m. Nid- week Wednesday. St. Mark's, Memorial "Can at to to 2:45 all Methodist church-- Villiers; 7 p.m. H. Sparling, B. 10 am.; Sunday service, 8 Barricfield--The minded that the morning service 23rd inst., The domestic | Sunday, the will be of ¢ special character. be devoted missions. Cooke's Presbyterian church, street--The pastor, Rev. W. S, Tavish, Ph.D., will preach at cervices. Sunday school and 3 pm; Sirangers welcome '0 and foreigy bot} class, 8:15 p.m. services. First Sunday at al Church of . Christ, morning, 11 | "Soul and Body." ing, testimonial meeting, Free public reading room, every | noon, except Sunday, 2 to 5 Monday and Thursday evening, 8 19.30 o'clock. All are cordially comed to the services and the | room. | First Congregational church, of Wellington and Johnson streets Pastor, Rev. J. Charles Villiers. vine worship at 11 am. and 7 Rev, W. H. Sparling will preach the mormng. Evening | praise service. Sermon on tion's Flag." Seats are free. Brock street T. E. Burke, B.D., pastor. The tor will preach at both services, am. and 7 p.m. o'cloc Wednesday 8 tc "Our A welcome to all. par 7 Lift Up Your Heads, Oh Ye Gates' evening anthem, 'Sun of My solo, Miss E. Orser; 10 a.m., meeting; 3 p.m: Sunday school an | Bible class; Monday, | 8 pm, YP. Wednesday, 8 p.m.' prayer meeting Strangers 'made welcome. | Chalmers, Presbyterian, corner ric and Earl streets--Rev. M. livray, D.D., pastor. Services, 'Some Recent Answers | tinguished Men To a Grave Question;" 7 p.m., "What's In Name? Or the Relation Of a Cree o Life !""" Sunday and {class, 3 p.m.; prayer "meeting communion preparatory service, day, 8 p.m. Strangers made at all services. Princess Street Methodist | Rev. F. H. Sproule, B.A., pastor. Th pastor will preach at"both services, | azm. and 7 p.m the Lilies" Divine'; solo by Class meeting at close vice; Junior Sunday school, League, Monday, ing and Bible p.m. Strangers Sydenham Street corner William -- steeet--Charles | Sykes, B.D. pastor; William helpe r. The pastor at 'both serviws. 10 junior league and class meetings; 1 a.m., pairietic service, the 14th ment will be in attendance. anthem, "Brightly Peams Our per." male quartette, "This Is {Lord's Own Day;"" Messrs. Eva, told and Harvey Angrove and | Harte; 2:45 p.m., Bible school | Men's Club; 7 p.m., public thome, "The Teaching Of corning the Judgment Of the | Music, anthem, 'Praisa Father; rocitation and air, [ple Bend Your Hearts,"' and All Your Hearts," William Eva. Macyil Hy school anc welcom "Consider : evening Love Miss Endeavor, 2.45 8S p.m. study, always p-m.; Wednebday, welcome. Adree | pastor's wil preach ana Ye | | Vaudeville Victoria Day. | at the Grand on matinee and night. consists of comedy dancing, talking, together with the attraction toria day, programme es, singing, elty acts, pictures new Cheese Sales. Brockville, 2,100 at Belleville, 1,470 at Tweed, 300 at 124c. Vankleek Hill, 981 at Winchester, -313 at 12 $1 See Pibby's nobby shirts, p.m. young school, p.m. collection will at that they took this means of Barriefield--Patrio- Scr- mind. Strangers in regard to the matter er | {siderable money to and Barrie streets--Morning | | cial bfand yet they af- Sunday school 1 at both services. 11 Mary's Faith Alone |the parcels and the delivery waggons Igo out piled up with goods tied -11 | | r | members | will start and | oi the congregation are respectfully re- | | on | A. 1 1 Brock Mac- nN Bible young people's meeting, 1 Scientist k, subject, even- o'clock. aftet- o'clock: ) wel- reading corner, . i- pp. 1 patriotic Na- Strangers are invited. Methodist church-- Rov, 11 Morning anthem. > Soul': class 1 Bar- 11 aim, Dis- Religious A Bible Fri- church-- 1 Morning anthem, anthem, Laidley. of morning ser- 10.15 a.m; Epworth prayer meet- R Methodist church, 1 Craig, am., Regi- Music, Ban- the Har- Saorgt. i service, Jesus Com- Workd."' the » Peo- 1 Co." 'Tt indicates that considerable buswness is done with the merchants but what strikes one most in looking at the Jeol lection is a distinctive colored per which wraps up some of the It was a blue mots tied paper, resembling agate ware, land on enquiry jt was found that Me | Kelvey & Birch owned the p aper, and adver- | tising. It certaanly was most ef- fective. Wherever thé mottled paper |is seen the firm's name rushes to the Enquiry was made of the firm and _ they remarked that while it cost them con- provide the spe- found it an ex- | cellent advertisement; it gave them service, 7 o'clock, a trade mark that was valuable. The incident led a reporter to make in the associa- the progressive firm had and it quite 'an interesting condi- tion of affairs. Jt was found that the enterprising and up-to-date drug- gist, T. L. Best, tied all his parcels with a burnt orange colored cord. [Tt was a little thing but it gave prominence and his goods can al ways be told by the colored string Douglas about the wrappings. A t Waldron's big store 1enk paper is used for the wrapping up of all up in this kind of paper. Brown paper is used for parcels at | Laidlaw's, not common brown paper, {but of a first-class quality, which gives excellent service. He also {labels all his parcels. At George Mills & Co.'s store every parcel is stamped *'George Mills & and every box is 'also stamped in a similar manner. Every box and parcel leaving the big fur store of McKay & Co. has the unique Indian stamp of the firm a prominent place. Ww. Gibson, the Cross drug man, uses a 'Bulletin sheet" for wrapping most of his parcels. This sheét contains about a dozen bright advertisements of lds goods. "I use that," said Mr. Gib- son, "because it is a valuable thing in the home, and has proven so. One thing..it tells is that. we are--open-all day Sunday.' in King street Red When a mother hunts for the boy who was too tired to weed {he onion bed as likely as not she finds him helping his next door chum to caw enough wood to get the price a 24th of May celebration ticket. The Trusts and Guarantee company, limited, of Toronto, have been ap poioted administrator of the estate of the late John Shanahan, of Toronto. All our summer millinery ready. Mise Sutherland, "The London Millinery." Bibby's for the best $15 suits in Canada. of We Lead, Others Follow. Victoria Day Starts the Straw Hat Season. Grand Opening To-Morrow We have a bigger stock, big- ger variety, better values in Straws and Panamas to show you this season than ever be- fore--and we have lorg sheen the recognized leaders in our live. We buy our Straw and Panama Ma's the same way as we buy our Felt Hats--direct "If With | A first class vaudeville show will be | Vie- | The | sketch- and nov- motion | When you buy real estate there are | details "up" | many important 'McCann agency | these points. See Bibby's dressy is on 8] shirts. all | involved. | i { from the factories in England, United States and Canada, so that our' customers are assured of getting exceptionally ue value for the money and a' big assortment of the nattiest styles to choose from. Every Price from S0c to $4. mse See our Windows. SecrgWils SC Importers of Fine Hats Princess St. Regular Prices. MUST BE RESPECTED; LAWS RE SALE ( OF LIQUOR ANDSUNDAY OBSERVANCE Resolution Was Passed at the Closing Session of Methodist District Meeting--The Remarks of Rev. T. E. Burke, on the Matter. At the closing session of the Meth- odist district meeting, in Queen Street Methodist church, Friday af ternoon, the following resolution, moved by Rev. T. E. Burke, and sec- onded by Rev. William Craig, was carried : "Whereas, the Methodist church has always taken a prominent and honor- able stand, on the temperance and other reform questions, and whereas, it is contrary to the spirit of the rules of the Methodist church, to be as sociated with any institution that sells liquor, or derives a financia benefit from liquor traffic, and where as, it has come to the knowledge of this district meeting, that there are Methodists who have %roperty rentec for barroom purposes, and who ar associated with institutions that sell liquor, be it resolved, that we, as & district meeting, require our members, as far as possible, fo dissociate themsplves from such institutions., "Be it further resolved, that the fol lowing be appointed as a deputatios to wait on the proper authorities tc them to have our Sabbatl and_liquor..laws respected, in. connec tion with the approaching landing © a. regiment of soldiers from New Yor! state: Rev. W. H. Sparling, T. F Harrison, T. R. Carnovsky and J. R' Armstrong." In introducing his resolution, Mr. Burke said that Methodists always taken a prominent stand, the liquor traffic question. In his ow personal judgment, he would just a: «oon go behind the bar and sel liquor, as to allow property to be used tor a barroom. We had clubs i the province of Ontario, the speak added, which had a license to elf, an also had the privilege of selling « Sunday, and while there wer# man honorable men, in clubs, yet througl out the province, many of these cluk were being used as a cloak for a ma to get liquor for himself and friend: on the Sabbath, as well as on Mo day. \ As regards. the reference to 1} militia, the speaker would say tha personally and as a military man, | would gladly welcome the visitin soldiers to the city. And while thei landing on the Sabbath was, techni cally contrary to our he woul not object $0 their landing on th Sabbath day, so long as they walk: our sircets, enioved our parks, To and churches, but from: what he ha been' told about the regiment, whic! paid a visit to Kingston eight year ago, 'he was informed that the ba rooms wore kept, wide open, and that Sabbath 'laws as well as liquor laws were disregarded. Ile strongly posed a repetition of such a thing as this, in connection with the visit of the American soldiers on Victoria day Rev. Reuben Stillwell, of Cataraqui was appointed to represent the distrio on the stationing committee at con ference, and Rev. C. A. Sykes was ap pointed as the alternate delegate. The, following were elected to different committees : Clasy leadors, local preachers ane other lay agencies, Rev. E. B. Ryck man and T. F. Harrison; Epworth Leagues and Young Peoples' Socictics, Rev. F. H. Sproule and Dr. C. Nash contingent fund, Rov. W. K. Short and T. R. Carnovsky; sustentation fund, Rev. C. A. Sykes and B. O. Britton; temperance, prohibition and moral re- form, Rev. T. E. Burke and Byron Gordons memorials and miscellaneous, resolutions, Dr. William Hanna and R. G. Armstrong; Sabbath observance, Rev. William Craig and W. J Crothers; church propertly, Rev. Man- ley Brundage and A, B. Cowan; state of the work, Rev. J. H. McConnell and Thomas -- Mills; nominating com- mitice, Rev. G. Porter and G. A. Bateman; educational, Rev. W. H Sparling and Elmer Davis. On motion of Rev. C. A. Sykes, a resolution was passed, endorsing the | Canadian National Municipal Policy, as used by the missionary caongroes, fecently held in Toronto, and also re- commending the hole ding of a layman's missionary meeting on every circuit and mission in district, and that tho delogates who attended the con- gress be asked to attend these meetings, to assist in the work. request Rev hat or laws, op the Christy's, Scott's And Buckley's. Celebrated hats at Campbell Bros. believe Kingston will grow, yon? Then why not back up | vour judgment by buying a lot or ome ? See McCann. See Ribby's $1 chambry shirts. Decorale for the 24th. Show the | United States soldiers that we know thow to use our punting. Brussels and tapestries sauares, at James Reid's. Bibby's for the best $15 men's suits You {don t __ carpet L Blue. in Canada. rts ® Something new to be seen every day in our Shirt Department. Our display of Shirts is bringing us new business every day. See Our $1.00 Madras Shirts In Mauve, Tan, Green, Grey and See the New Straw Shades, at $1, $1.25, 81.50, all the very newest American styles, from 75c. to $2. Sizes 14 to 18. P. J. HUNT, The Shirt Store of the City. rebbbbbbbbib bbb bbb FOR THE HOLIDAY 20 Dozen Ladies' Black Cotton Hose With neat figures, including Cardinal and Pale Blue. sizes, 8} to 10. Special To-Night, 15¢ a Pair, Embroidered White, All Tan, White or Black Cotton Hose In all sizes, for Ladies' Children. Popular prices. and Fancy Belts, Fancy Collars, Gloves of all kinds, White Waists, Fancy Waisis, White Coats, White Skirts, Wash Suits, Etc, Etc. of suit We have a great array Whitewear at prices to { all purses. Newman & Shaw . 5 « THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE TRUSSES And Abdominal Sup- porters, Riding and Other Belts. We constantly in stock a Trusses Elastic Braces, carry complete line Supporters, "Hosiery, Shoulder Instep Supporters, and Private Office for fitting. Dr. A. P. Chown 'Photie, 343; 185 Princess St. WE HAVE ON SALE A SPECIAL LOT OF - Ladies' Black Trimmed Hats Some small and medium shapes at less than One-Half Ladies' Duck Suits, samples left, at $4.50, 5.75, 6.50. We are still selling 40-inch Cotton, worth 12¢ for 8c yd. » CORRIGAN'S. QO DCEOCO OHO OH CO Table Mirrors. These Centrepieces are greatly in demand, and make one of the most desirable gifts for the home. Our stock is complete. Sizes ranging from 8 to 14 inches. In Several New "Designs. SMITH BROS, Jewellers, Opticians. Issuers of Marriage Licenses, Seal Skin and Persian {Lamb Jacket Modeller. |W. F. Gonrdier, 76, 78 and 80 Brock St., Phone, 7004 | ess ssssssssssstssssvea ld T0 WASH STRAW HATS USE ONLY STROBIN The hat is cleaned ina few minutes, dries quickly and : looks like new. Strobin does not injure the straw and does not make it hard. After washing the hat can be bent to any shape --A Te McLeod's Drug * Store, One 10c Package Sufficient for Two Hats. feesastsrrsretaTTTRLLS 0 eB RN TVR ATTRA AR BREAD ECC CET REDE ' | | | fulutelntelelniutelnlalelatalelelelutnletuls] If You Are Looking For Trouble Around your engine or gasoline tank with matches or open flame/ your are quite likely to find more Saunle than vou are looking for. a SAFETY INSPECTION ¢ f Ap and save trouble Price $1.75 Complete. W. A. Spriggs Practical Electrician. Bagot, one door from Brock. 'Phone, 68. DORR OSOBTHCAOHORO CHCROHOHOHCICE Monuments Just received, for Spring trade New Scotch Granite Latest designs. Reck bottom prices. James Mullen 872 Princess St., Opp. Y.M.C.A it may 235 If you are in a small be because you won't fit in place,