Daily British Whig (1850), 11 May 1911, p. 2

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From Trapper to Wearer (Registered). Reliable Fur Storage Telephone 489, Our Waggon Will Call +JOHN McKAY, 149-155 Brock Street Mon We are rushed, but always ready for more Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum, Shades, Curtains, ete. Dliggest Stock ever. MAY----Housecleaning and Furnishing VERANDAH AND : LAWN CHAIRS, Ete, $1.00, $1.50 CURTAINS. Largest wléction. | Finest Cholce. Our 50c and 75¢ Are good value. The best and rich- est designs $7.50 and $10.00. at UPHOLSTERED PARLOR FURNITURE. Our. $25 Silk Mahogany Suite Is un- equated. Our Ameri- can $3.50 and $5 Bilk is the ' seller. and Upholstering prompt- "rqnm RA Iy done. 'acuum Cleaner Rented by the day. Does good work -T. F. Harrison & Co. Prove 90 LIVE SUNDAY SCHOOL PRINCESS STREET METHODIST! 13. steamers Saskatoon and Wah GATHERING. Atitendance and Collections . Larger Than Ever--The Officers for the Ensuing Year. I'he annual business meeting of the officers and taachers of the Sunday school of Princess street Methodist church was held on Wednesday even- ing. Supper was served by the ladies at 6.30 o'clock. Afterwards, reports were called for from the different de- partments of the work of the school. Miss Emma Wilder, superintendent, gave a most interesting repuft, which showed the school to be in a flourish- ing condition. She thanked the pastor and all officers and teachers for - the able assistance they had rendered dur- ing her term of office. Willianr Mack somyetary, had a most inleresting he grain, but they will go through count of the years work to give. Th averagd attendance had 190, which is considerably better tham any other year. The collection had been $1.10 in excess each Sunday over last year. The treasurer's report, given by Miss 1. Gardingr, showed the finances to be in a healthy condition and very careful disbursement of the money | The Movements of Crafts About th the bushels of wheat, on showed that the task was in very cap- alle hands. Reports were also received | from the other departments of the school which showed all branches of the work to bo (under, careful man- agement. One important step taken during the year was the adopting of the graded jossons. Thess have been found to be very beneficial, and although the fin ancial deain has been somewhat heavi- er than with the other system, with tha large collections, all bills been promptly met. The officers for the coming year are: Superintendent, Miss Emma Wilder; assistant superintendent, J. E. Chown secretary, illiamh Mack; secretary, Frederick Mack; treasurer, Miss I. Gardiner; assistant Miss Maude Quirt; librarian, W." H. Woods: assistant librarians, F. H. Williams anu Frederick Sproule; junior librarian, Miss Mabel Rutherford; organist, Miss Celeste Sherbino; as- sistant, organist, Bertram fGouper; cradle department, Miss Bella'™ Mack have Brockville was down) from 'for there this morning. treasurer, Emerson arrived | barges; tug Bartlett will arrive at EE -- _-- MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Harbor. condah passed up last night The steamer Sowards arrived. from Charlotte with coal for Booth & Co. The government boat Speedt clear- ed on Wednesday night for Quebec, af- ter bejug laid up all wiliter in this aty. 'I'he steambarge Navajo arrived light from (Quebec, where she discharged a cargo of corn, taken off the steamer R. Smi Sharples. The steamer lialph T. Boleowd Clear lyf. F. Sic ed from the Kingston dry doc lta Mowat; honoraty vieeprefidents; hon- ow ipomesary chaplain,' Rev. A. wn having some repairs made to hull. There it a fairly good rush of grain on but for the most part it is being, taken through to Montreal. The steamegs Fairmount, Westmount ** Kinmount are"now on the way with to Montreal. In anticipation of a greatly increa- sed trade in export grain, the Mon- treal harbor commissioners have de- cided to erect a new storage leva, 2 wugh to hold alf million ri ay Windmill Point. It will be completed in time to meet the September rush. L Br the month of April, Lake Ontario rose 0.48 according to the records of tha United States lake survey. It is expected to rise 03 foot during the month of May. At present the lake is §.94 foot lower than the average ge of the last ten years. ry Swift's wharf} 'The Dundwrn passed up (last night The steamer | the ith, so that practice may takeing The Rideau King came' up ing ang cleared The Buena this morning en yesterday. from Ottawa last eve Vista passed up assistant route to Belleville to load cement tug T. Co.'s elevator The light with three barges from Montreal and will for Montreal with three grain-laden night, from Montreal, with four bar- 'ges, steamer Rosemount passed up on and Vida Reynolds; sunshine commit-' tee, Misses M. Graves and M. Van- order; additions to teaching Misses Gibbons and N. Gates. JAPAN'S SMALL HOUSES. England Might Well Send Commis. | {Crossover Light last yop sion to Take Model. It might be well to send a commis- sion to Japan to investigate the do- mestio habits of the Japanese. Japan is a country of small houses. It is also a country of small people and a oountry with a climate. We cannot adapt the Japanese house in England We might get a hint, however, as to the best means of making much of a little space. The Japanese are content with few ornaments; one picture and a vag of flowers are sufficient for them. What they don't want at the moment they put away. Provision is made for this putting away. They are not the slaves of their furniture. They have discovered what t can do without, and they act consistently on the discovery. We, on the contrary, make ourselves miserable and our h a nuisance by conglomeration nnd Lace Curtains Our showing of Lace Cur- tains In Irish Point, Brussels Net, Marie Antojnette,yArablan and Nottingham qualities, * in White, Ivory and two tone ef- fects are as exquisite in design As the most fastidious could desire, NOTTINGHAM --Special values $1.25, $1.50. IRISH POINT CURTAINS, $4.50 to $8.00. 1 MARIE ANTOINETTE from $6.00 upward ARABIAN POINT, $3.50. A bhaaddaat ans LF EONY R. McFAUL. Kingston Carpet Warehouse. CURTAINS. | at $1.00, You are the Man! ant te. i Rie to interest you in t to show you how UAL are . or = take your from farge hist we have, at most want to prices and terms. show vou how can earn a splendid rate of by investing in either » © waut the 'opportunity of Convinoing You. thal wise realty now, on 5 moderate will bring you an inde fortune in the natural valves 'thi =21, «iF siisls £ 7 obese eesoensssosssese 5 Lien : oe eseseesccececece of the unnecessary. If the small house has ome to stay in England---as seem most likely -we must learn to conform to its exigencies. We shan't be happy in it till we do--London Evening Standard. HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS. Finance Committee Had a Discus. sion on the Question. I'he question of needed improvements required 'in the harbor occupied the attention of the civic finance commit tee 'at a special meeting on Thursday morning t Hon. William Harty, M.P., notified the committer that the sum of $50,000 which was voted a few days ago, for work in the harbor was at the dis posal of the city, to do work where it was considered. to be most dod. There was considerable discussion, but no definite action was taken, It was ascided to arrange for a meeting of the civic finance committee and. the marine committee of the board of trade. An effost will be made to have this meeting on Friday night. Laid at Rest. The funeral of Emily, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jones, took place on Thursday after noon, from Sergt. Wolfe's quarters, at Tete de Pont Barracks, to Cataraqui cemetery, and was of a private na- ture. Many beautiful floral tokens weap placed on the casket, including a sheaf, from Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe; cut flowers, Mr. and Vrs. Jones; cut flow- ers, Mrs, T. Hewitt; spray, Mr. Mrs. J. Cherry; spray, Mrs. C. Carmick; sheaf, Sergt. kink; cross, Nr. Lamierioux; wreath, Miss Eastwell and Corpl. Akerley, Mounted Moose Head. Captain Harry Stratford of upper fire station shi head, which he moun noek, Todd the the A moose , with a | } | | her way to Sandusky, Ohio, to load coal for Montreal; steamer lroguois arrived from Fort William, lightered 30,000 bushels of wheat and cleared staff, ! for Montreal. The steamer Glenmount, of the M T. company's fleet, went in the King- ston dry dock, yesterday, to be re- paired after running aground near the age Ts mainly forward number of the plates are sprung and will have to | be réplaced .by new ones. Part of the keel will have to be replaced as it is badly damaged forward. It is expected that the damage will all be repaired in the course of afew days. Report Was Untrue. Owing to a printer's error in an advertisement which appeared on page three, in Wednesday's Whig, an ad vertisement was made to read to the effect that William McCammon, the well-known market seth and garbage inspector, was to be wo y auction. Needless to say, this was untrue, gal though a great many of Mr. McCam- mon's friends were asking him about it to-day. "Mexican" disinfectant. "Gibson's." The Finkle company intend starting the motor ear to Cataraqui, com mencing © Sunday, 1th, and con timing for the season, leaving 120 Clarence street, 2 p.m. Printing that catches the eye holds the attention, at the Whig fice. "lee cream bricks." Phone 230. and of- * "Gibson's." Modern Millinery at Moderate Prices NO TWO HATS ALIKE We feel satisfied that we have adopted the best policy" for our Millinery Department. Our display is being constantly renewed and kept right "up to the minute" with the latest creations of the milliners' art. You are invited to see them. Prices, $2, up to $20, NEW OH N'S HATS. NEW VEILINGS. NEW DRESSES. NEW BLOUSES, NEW LINEN COATS. WATCH OUR WINDOWS! LOOK AROUND! COMPARES, i " mt Se -- The daw, and D i | i i b The rifle ranges at Barriefield | engineer, who is superintendihg ; steamer | improvements, has promised the rifle The | men ta have the work completed by | who writes in vesterday's Whig of hav bay ports i place. clear | 10. i RIFLE to |day for La Tugue, P.Q., to accept oO | Colored---Cold Springs, i | Morsing Star, « BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, MAY AL, 911 ETE ASSOCIATION PREPARING FOR A SEASON OF] SHOOTING, The Officers Elected--J. H. Birkett! is Captain--First Match Will be ® Held om May 27th--Improving | Uusic Ranges. : i The Kingston rifle association, at|FOr the balance of its: annual meeting, elected these offi-' clear the following cers : Honorary patrons, Col. © H th, CM.G., and Lieut.-Col. A. | Cunningham; honorary presidents, | le, MPP, and J. Mech B The Riding Lesson Love, Love, Love Dollar Princess My Dream of Inspeetion Mundell; ! H Me Greer; captain, J. H. Birkett; secre- tary, T. M. Asselstine; treasurer, R Sutherland; executive committee, | Rev. A. H. McGreer and A. Atkins auditors, in McDonald and A. W. McLean. : Ins Par agr aphs It was decided to eater one team | trum : in the Canadian rifle' league series foc 81 00 gatal Selections civilian riflemen. The matches witl| 91.00. To clear, 35¢c. take place on May 20th, June 3rd} July Sth and July 15th. The asso- ciation will also shout for the do- minion of Canada silver salver, pre-| sented for skill in rifle shooting by! civilians only. orary surgeon, Di.-D. E. Love 2G0PRINCFSS STRE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. are | now being fuproved and repaired by | the building of new firing points for the 100, 300 and 400 ranges, and] the rebuilding at the 200, 500 600 ranges. Capt. Hughes, distri¢ _ Destructive. th Kingston, May 11 For the ' (To the Editor) information of Citizen' seen black-birds and crows rob { bing the nests of the birds, | | state that he is quite correct, WO Species are very inrd-life, in fact they have increased tc such alarming numbers in recent vears, that it is only a question of time several | When the government will be obliged {to take drastic measures in order to stem the 'rising tide of "Crowdom." Roy Shireeff, Brockville, leaves Fri-| Of the two by a iar 1 destructive DISTRICT DASHES. to | News Clipped From Our Many Ex-| changes. D. M. Sullivan, Perth, prizes at McMaster University, Toron- won vandals, the worst offender arrives the crow Unfortu a crow upon the mischief he dominates ti { situation, as the poor little whose nests he pillages, when position on construction. The marriage took place at Smith's Falls, on Monday, of Miss Sadie M. Moffatt, to J. Maxwell Stoops, of Port Arthur. Lewis Phillips, a well-known and highly respected yeoman of Sidney | township, died, Tuesday afternoon. De- | ceased, vighty-eight years of age, was born. in Sidney. i Perth citizens have purchased a block | *™® of land in the centre of the town and will convert. it into a park. The pripe paid was $2,200 and a good part of that sum has already been subscribed. The death occurred in Montreal, on | Monday, of Rev. Sister St. Paula, for | merly superior of the Notre Dame con- i vent, Brockville. She was seventy | years of age and for fifty years was a | member of the order. A sudden death took place in Kemptville, Sunday, when Mrs. James | Sweeney quietly passed awa after | Special sale row on only a short illives, apparently from | tan and black Oxi, pneumonia, Deceased, whose maiden ton's. name was McGovern, was born in Ox-! Hon. Adam ford sixty-seven years ago. {enronation, be a judge at the Olympig yo ------ horse show in Londen, Fag, and FRONTENAC CHEESE BOARD. [make a short tor of Karope mspect Jing 'electrical plants "Neilson's" city dain Cheese Rogght 11 1-2¢ on Board on | cream bricks. "Gibson's, Thursday. : Cheese sold at lic on the | Herbert Booth, the noted evange tenac cheese board Thursday flist, youngest son of General Booth noon, : will preach in Queen street church The president, Frederick Ferguson, | Sunday evening next was in the chair and the buyers pre Free Na-Dru Co sent were Messrs. 'Gibson, Cleall, one, the great "Arve tonic, at Thompson, Alexander, McGrath, Val-|Leod's drug stores on Frid lean and Murphy. | For first-class printing at There was boarded 439 boxes of | prices try the Whig office white cheese and 181 boxes of colored. | AS popular as ever, the soda White--Battersea, 60; Wolie Island, [tain at "Gibson's." 20: Excelsior, 30; Latimer, 60; Mo-| the Grand Trunk Pacific an beat, crture sea ADs 1 tely helpless to 'defend themselveSNr the attacks of this pirate--FE. BEAL PRE. Little Porker Escaped. Six dittle pigs came of them got away. Nhursday morning, a little pig managed away from a farmer, and it good deal of amusement streets, until it was finally by the owner to market--bhut tn to get reated a the rounded uy around J E. Jones negotinted a sale of property of the late Miss Gildersioeve on . Svdenham)i; street, marble works, ll's, Princess shire. known as the i y n Park Dern in rear of . street, Women's $1.65 £2 rus, Put Beek will attend the foronto, ioe Fron after or samples of Ney M casonabl foun Reductions On Dollar Princess this week only we Will vocal numbers at 25¢, 5 for $1.00 Quartette-_ , regular price and The Crow' and Blackbird "Are Very! ® He |e |e 1 might | ¢ These | > | ! i i '| | Jf Life Songs a Drifting, by Gordon V. Thompson... Hi 2 fat City : other's Sto 1 Somebody y 1 Oc Per | Step Out for Jesus Copy Refember Me a e Knows Glory $ 1 0 Per Anchored . Set Life Songs are meeting with tremendous success. They have been taken up by the leading choirs and soloists and are mak- ing the most favorable impression wher- ever they have been used. These selec- tions have piano accompaniments. Chor- uses are arranged for four part singing and thoroughly harmonized. The College Book Store, ET FINEST BOOK STORE IN EASTERN ONTARIO. Phone 919 | SILVER DEPOSITED ON ARTICLES ¥ OF SERVICE, Brown. Earthenware Tea- pols and Stands, 0000cessancsscbeseeee . . Protect Your Furs BUY A MOTH-PROOF RAG. ® On. We have them in different sizes from the short jacket size to the long Ulster On Tea Caddies, With these bags there is no danger from moths, roachos, dust, vermin or mice On Sugar Bowls Jugs, and Cream On Butter Dishes and Sandwich many other No pasting, gluing or sewing is required; the patent fastener is secure Plates, artic? Any ineful 8 Silver ful form ving each Deposit all these goods, makes a gift worth having SMITH BROS., Jewellers, Opticians, : 858 KING STREET. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. takes our and well Patent Clothes Hooks inside ac gr sh aver Try Moth Proof Sheets for of Wrapping up bedding or lining trunks or boxes These are 40 inches x 48 inches, and are only. .5¢ each I---------- Dr. A. P.Chown, Optician, 185 PRINCESS STREET. 'Phone 343. S00 0000e0ORPROORRRRTYS piece IN THE POLICE COURT. Magistrate Had Small Docket on Thursday. Magistrate Farvell had a ver ket, on Yi Nimmo s BC He pr , if the mag ile decided to let that ursday mornir liam a Chance mised to | would lst , 80 the court go. The understanding was \ woitld be arrested, i he is in the eit y week's time . man named Tyo r drunk. He or thirty da, was paid. \ charge British Walter against Ame 'MADE OVER AND : REPAIRED |W. F. GOURDIER en ---------------------- th pavment a del, 60; Sand Hill, 30° Suobury, 10. Howe Island, 25; MeGrath's, 30. Fi. | ginburg, 36; Glenburnie, 30. Gleay ale, | 35: total, 559 i 50 Ontario, | Elm Grove, 151 15; n Gilt Edge, NH; total, The following sales were made At 1lje. Mr. Gibson secured Elm! Grove, Cold' Springs, Excelsior, Glen-| burnie, Latimer, Model, Sunbury and! Elgiviburg } At 1llie. Mr. Cleall bought Mor: | Friday Specials 'That Desirable Double Stone Dwelling For Both Morning and Afternoon Shoppers ing Star, Ootario "acd Howe Island renee | Some Consolation in This. | Montrea! Gazette i ! The necessity of adopting a system {of closure of debates in the House of Commons is again being discussed in jthe liberal press. H brought wp in {parliament the conservatives might iwell give it their serious attention and heft in devising rules to che k | unnecessary talk. With prospect that in a short time there will be « conservative government in power sf; {Ottewa, and remembering how wearily | .garrulous the liberals were when in! jopposition, they may think closure "a | the 1000 Yds. of Torchon and Valenciennes Insertions Odd Pieces, (Lace sold out.) of New and Dainty Patterns priced .up to 10c and 12 1-2¢ a yard. Friday at 8.30 a.m. - Your Choice 2c a Yard. . A big variety 4% + MULLIN, THE REAL ESTATE MAN, good thing. . Urged to Organize. | At the meeting of the Frontenac! cheese board, Thursday afternoon, -F W. Valleau wha, with the president, | Frederick ' Ferguson, were in Ottawa, | last fall, with a big deputation of | farmers on the reciprocity question, | | referred to the visit m an official re port. He referred to the strong or ganizations the, farmers in the west] had .and said that it was up to the farmers in the east to get as well] organized. Strong organization would 3 1-2 yar: Lace Curtains, Once of Kingston Diocese. 50 Pairs of Good Quality Nottingham Lace Cu patierns, with girong'y woven edges ON FRIDAY AT 5.30 Mm $1.35 a Pair. Other makes 35¢ a pair and up Corner Johnson and Division Sts. "Phone 539 af fache Regular and rtains $1.75 quality | mean a great deal for their wellare i The late Archbi 3 McEvay, of] Toronto, was in 1882 ordained «a! i at Trenton by the late Arch. i Cleary. For a shost time after his ordination Father MeEvay 'served | as a rie in Kingston, Oils but When he See our wamdow for a big he took charge of the missions of Holeaygeon, Galway, ahd Fevelon | up to 15¢ a yard AFTER DINNER «REP in Summer Dress Material yards of Floral Dimity in & wide range of dainty patterns On sale Friday ar 2 6 13¢ a Yard . Best Washers; Best Wages; Best Wrowers: Best Machinery, S00 ox for s best work. we This guarant manshin "an have the b From, doilie from nighties", dresses Val Pm. inote the hour) on bri IW TE The remains of the late Mrs. Caro ------------ line Blanchard were conveyed io steamer Brockville, v after NO PHONE ORDERS FOR ABOVE ITEMS. We Launder In the Best Manner, moom, by S.'S. Corbett, undertaker. We're just best in every They were taken to Picton, where ser- vice will be held. : W. Cowells, of Pittsburg township, bet, Thursday noon, for Vancouver, Newman & Shaw, THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. thing except In prices-- There's where we Jal down, tonLaundry Cor. Princess and Sydeshaw Su Phone 22 .

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