Play Tennis! The fascinating game of LAWN TENNIS if to have a great revival of interest during the present: season all over the country, and Kingston will, no donb, play the game faster and keener than ever. uy your Tennis Racquets early. Omr now stock has Just been opened. A TENNIS RACQUETS > . "1914 Makes is All weights. Prices from $2.00 to $10.00, Tennis balls, tennis nets and poles. The best | makes at right prices. z R. UBLOW & C0. Tele ne NEEDED TO CHECK FAULTY 1 Andrews ur CONSTIUCTION OF HOUSES a. rived at Crawlord's wharf with coal from Oswego. d 'Fhe, schooner $.Calkins cleared for Sodus. Bes The steamer Rolph and the barge Dobbin clearéd for Erie. The schooner Julia B. Merrill clear ed for Oswego. The tug Metagama and scow,!. of Toronto, arrived at the . penitentiary wharf to load stone. ¢ M. T. Cos elevator: Steamer Rosemowit passed down last nigh on the way to Montreal, grain-laden; tug Bartlett arrived with two grain barges, from Port Colborne, cleared light for Port 'Dalhousie to bring the barges Burma and Melrose, grain- laden, to Kingston; tug E mn ar- rived with two 'barges grain-laden, from Port Colborne, and cleared with 'two grain barges for Montreal: tug | Question Discussed by Fire and Light Committee. snd Recommen- } dation Will Likely be Made -- Revision of Fire Limits. "The need of a building. inspector for the. city, was emphasized by Chairman Sutherland, at a meeting of the Fire and Light Commi}ice, 'held on Thursday afternoon. The chairman pointed out faulty construction of houses been found be the cauke of some fires which had recently oceurred, and in this he was backed up by Fire Chief Armstrong. The chair- man felt that the question was one which should receive the serious consideration of the councils. No action was taken by the committee, | the matter being laid over until the next meeting, when it is expec.ed that the committee will have some recommendation to make, "Something should be done at ounce," remarked the chairman. "We do not know what we will be run- ning up against one of these days." His suggestion was that a man 'could act both as building and plumbing inspector. + Under tlie present by-laws, the city engineer is building inspector, but it is admitted that the city | glneer has too much other work to, 8% 5 pm, He steamer Beaverton attend to, to give this matter the Posie a Dots ail thie Ee hatrnan oss spout four! Nilronc. Going sat sn sepeied 1. fires having been caused by tauity | day. at O15 oils hat Ea Colonial Colonials f or women are very popular this sea- son. They are neat, dressy and stylish. We have Hall cléaréd with two grain barges them in gun metals and patents. Prices $3 to $4.50, : for Montreal; tugg Thompson from. Tig Montreal with 'two 'light barges.. . The steamer City of Ottawa passed We Ca up this morning. A, B, C Widths in $5.00 Grades 141 Princess |} Street sl The stony Beitssmic is expected at Swift's to-day, The schooner J. B. Kitchen cleared at 8 a.m, for Oswego. . The following steamers passed down : «Rosedale, at 9.30 p.m.; Ren- voile, at 11 p.m.; A, BE. McKinstrey at 5 a.m; Colonial, at 4.15 a.m; Rosemount at 9 p.m; John Duncan =r We Want You And your friends to trade with us on the merit of what we sell. We have ablue worsted, special price, all wool, fast Indigo dye, fine pattern, which we will nmke up to your onder for $23.00, a sult, We also have pencil lines in blue and the pew grey tweeds in small checks. ures. Give us a trial owder, THOMAS LAMBERT Merchant Tailor. Prices are not 'high and are warked in Plain fig. 157 Princess Street Cadillac J construction around fire grates. The fire chief said that in one case, a grate had to be removed, and the tile pulled up, in order to get at the root of the trouble, According to an act passed by the legislature, every municipality must provide for the appeintment of a scaffolding inspector, and the city clerk has received a communi- cation from the government asking if such an inspector has been ap- pointed. This matter will also be considered, in conjunction with the The most envied car at the price in the world. that don't give trouble. The leader in self-starting cars. PORRITT GARAGE CO., LTD. Catalogue on Request Taxi Service * Phone 454 The engine Taxi Service BUY THE BEST Sun-Kist Raisins - Beeded and Seedless in Packages 3 A At All Grocers. GEO. ROBERTSON & SON, LIMITED. ae , , On Sale For One Week ELECTRIC DOMES Ts COMMENCIN @ MONDAY, 18TH, BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM DOMES ai $5.00 a 'W. J. MOORE & SO THE ELECTRIC SHOP MACHINE SHOP IN CONNECTION bi pis SE Rubber Sole 'Broad square, ow heel, flat Tore art, - made over special Oxford last, thus ------ : ing a perfect fit at ankle and heel. Poor Also a large range of Outing and Ten E a TN A i appointment of a building inspec- { tor. 2. ' Chief Armstrong says that there is , great need for the extension of the fire limits, and the question will be considered. The chairman was of, { the opinion that. before the matter, was taken ap and dealt with, it would be a good idea to have the members of the committee make an inspection of the city to study the sityation, and for this reason it was arranged for the members to take a jaunt on Monday afternoon next. The members will meet at the city hall at two p. m. on Monday. When the street lighting question was discussed, Chief Armstrong point- ed out the pressing need of a light at the corner of Barrie and John street, and another at the corner of John and Mbntreal street. Both corners were very dark, and the chief stated that if lights were not placed at these corners, a serious ac- cident might cccur some timp to the firemen In responding to calls. The firemen were called to this district very often, and it was necessary to £0 via this route, as it was the most direct one to vse. On motion of Ald. Stroud, if was decided to request the Utilties Com- inission to provide for these much- needed lights. On motion of Ald. Nickle, it was decided to ask the Utilties Commis- sion to provide the committee with a map showing the location of the lights and hydrants, and also the size of the mains and where they were laid. The chairman drew the attention of the members to a comment of the Lampman, in last Saturday's Whig which read as follows: "The Lampman thought that the firemen were engaged by the chief to fight fires and not to inspect back yards to see .that refuse is carted away. The firemen, as well as Nick * Timmerman, must have tech- nical knowledge as to when a yard is clean. If three firemen can be spared from the brigade for three weeks, it appears to the Lampman that there was no need of increasing the brigade as was done last year." In reply the chairman wished to state that the Lampman was in error, in that only two firemen had been placed on the job for a week, and that this had been arranged for by members of the department giving up their usual day off during the week of the inspection. The fire- men would only be on the job for one week, and not three week, as stated. Ald. Sutherland, the chairman, presided at the meeting, and also Present were Ald. Hanley, Ald. Nickle, Ald. Stroud, Fire Chief Arm- strong and Dr. W. A. Sands, city clerk. : / A PROMOTION TANGLE Over Merging of K. and P. Railway 'With the C.P.R. The merging of the Kingstox and [Pembroke railway into th Ontario division of the C.P.R. has given rise to a tangle in the employees' pro- motion lists which would bother the proverbial Philadelphia lawyer. oT were spare conductors at Kingston and at Havelock waiting for next regular train. A vacancy has brought the question to a head, and as a decision one way or an. other must be reached it is being submitted to headquarters. The general offices of the men are at Cedar Rapids, lowa, and the chief officials will * give a decision accofd- Wg to precedent, when the question has been considered. Where seniority are followed rigidly, reventd favoritism and gives every man his rights. It is only when new factors arise that there is any con: fusion. "Where a brakesman has been waiting vears for his turn he wants it when it comes. { The paint in dispute is a hereabou at am.; Colonial, Most 'of the boats gre at present carrying grain from Port Colborne to Montreal. Ie is still very hazy on the lakes. W, 8. LUCKY, AVIATOR Who will agaih fly in luingston June 3rd. INCIDENTS OF THRE DAY. Newsy 'Paragraphs Picked Up Our Busy Reporters foe cream, bricks. Prouse's Drug Store. Telephone 82. R. Barlow, of Havelock, has been appointed to fill the position of con ductor on the B.P.R. lately made va by Government Bulletin No. 276 ===G8hows Our Ice Cream To Be=-- "& Best. and Purest in Kingston Sunt by the retirement of I. H. Hea- ey, At the opening of the mew wing of St. Francis hospital, Smith's Falls, on 28th inst. Archbishop Spratt, Kingston, will take part in the cere- mony. H. Edmonds, of Toronto, motored to the city, on Friday morning, from Detroit, in a racing car capable of making a spéed of ninety miles an hour. He left again, on Friday morn- ing, for Montreal, accompanied by Gordon Williams, of the latter place. Tee cream, brioks. Drug Store. Telephone 82, The rings that are being 'made by a local firm for the Collegiate hockey players who won the junior inter- collegiate ; hockey union, are nearly finished and will likely be presented by Mr. Sliteriand Mr. Kelly, the man- ager of the team, in the near fu- ture. Canadian Freeman : Very Rev. Dean Starr, of St. George's cathedral, left, on Friday last, on an extended trip to England and the continent for the benefit of his health. The reverend gentleman's iriends throughout the city, and they are numerous, wish him bon voyage, and that he may return to his old home in the early fall, with regewed- strength and vigor. Prouse's PRIGE OF SHAVE INCREASED It Will Cost Fifteen ents In King. ston Hereafter 4 It is the intention of the Kingston boss barbers to increase the price of a shave. 'Ad a meeting held on Thursday evening it was decided to raise the price from ten cents to fifteen cents. At a meeling to he held .next Thursday evening it will be decided when the schedule will go into effect. It is not intended to increase any of the other prices. There appeared to be a feeling that ten cents was not sufficient for a shave. 3 ol % It is expected that. the barber shops of the city will be open on the moru- ing of June 3rd, providing the jour- neymen barbers will work on' that morning instead of the evening fore. > Read Second Section. The second section is full local telegraphic and general and interesting advertisements. sure and read every page. Chitdren's Straw Hats A wonderful variety . irom 25¢. up. The hat store; George Mills & Uo, Rev. Father Spratt, Wolie Island, continues seriously ill. Constipation : Is Cured by HOOD'S PILLS of news Be ts and many employees are interested in a decisi ' Be: CAMPBELL BROS The Name That Guar- antees Men's Straw Hats now with Straw Hat--the crown, narrow straw, at $2, Ready your new new high brim, rough $2.50, $3. The more conservative shapes at $1, $1.25, $2. $2.50, 3; and an exceptionally fine selection of smooth straw hats for those who prefer them, from $1 up GENUINE PANAMA > HATS In the up<o-date hat store styles. Campbell Bros. The Largest. Importers of Men's Hats in This Part of Ontario. RTERERER. A SmartSuit at $9.00 maint. Tt ponte eI nar] popular. 1 canno where for the price. Hand to-date style, smart patterns. gray, ete. Other suits ut BIZ, $15, $15 afd $20. Don't 1 Tt that we rey. a big bod of Hoots snd Shoes, iN, Sh ISAAC ZA 271 PRINCESS dain w------------------------------------ i ------ GAS STOVES AND REFRIGERATORS We have a large stock of Refriger- ators and Gas Stoves; also ail kinds of new and second-hand fu be sold at reasonable price. Come, see the bargains. 8. SUGARMAN, 243 Sereet. Carranza is to send a | tes to Niagara Falls. Jose V , Bo FLEUR Our Robin Hood Brand of flour bas a guarantee In every bag for good quality. ANDREW MAOLEAN, Ontario Street. z STOP SKIDDING It's Dangerous Get TIRE CHAINS ; ~ At the KINGSTON AUTO- MOBILE CO. Queen and Bagot Sts. Phone 1170 \CKS| in Montreal, is likely to he the choice, J Zbar ebm -------------------------- New Ice Cream Parlor. Drop in and take some of our ice cream home with you. We use nothing but pure cream. Choice Fruits and Candies of all kinds. 280 Princess Street -- TENNESSEE RED CEDAR FUR BOXES Copper bound, pretty and useful Also Japanese matting covered utile ity boxes Dining Room Chairs in new and natty designs - Reid Quality Reid Low Prices JAMES REID, THE LEADING UNDERTAKER, " Money in Good Real Estate is Safe and Sure Solid briek house i Sydenham DAVID HALL 7 88 BROCK ST. :