ERS SYSTEM EID NEI { Local Branch Time Table. IN EFFECT MAY 30TH, 1915, | Trains will leave and arrive at City | Depo', foot of Johnston street { Going West, Lv. City. 2.20 am. Ar, City. 12.57 a.m. 5 . 3.35 p.m. | heh to Tor. 9.20 am. intl Lid. 7 L411 po T--Mail 3.04 p.m. $1--Local 6.58 p.m. p.m pam. | to Belleville Golag Enst. Ly. City L40 am. 2.68 a.m 18 16 No, 32 Mail Fast Expl .. Local to Brockville No, 6---=Mall No. 14-dntl, Tad, No, 28-docal ta i Broe kills 668 pm. 73Tpm. | Nos. 1, 6, 7,13, . 36, 15, 19 run daily, | other trains a "exce pt Sunday. | Direct route to Toronto, Peaterboroe, | Hamilton, Buffale, Londen, Detroit, | Chicago, Bay City, Saginaw, Montreal, | Ottawa, Quebec, Portland, St. John, | Halifax. Toston and eg { or particulars apply J. P. HAN- LEY, Railroad and Steamship Agent, car, Johnson and batatle streets, CANADIAN PACIFIC Ideal Vacation Route ON ONES REACHING T-AUBARIL FRENCH & PICKEREL RIVERS SEVERN ER $15 a.m . 108 pom. General Change of Time May 30. Particulars from F. Conway, C.P. A, City Ticket Office, corner Prin- pets and Wellington streets. Phone ANS, Lanne Ty " Ea particulars apply local Apeh r THE ALLAN LINE, 9 Ring 8t. W., Toronto. New Hats wh si: 2 | NEURALGIA SETTLED IN HER LUNGS | No Relief From The Pain Until She Took " Fruit-a-tives " Cameagrrvirie, Ony., Mav sth: 1913. "1 cannot speak too highly of **Pruit-a-tives". For over thirty vit, 1 have suffered from chronic Neuralgia and Constipation, experienci untold agony. The Neuralgia settled in my i and I took bottles of medicine relief. The doctor told me § would not get Better but ** Fruita tives" proved that the doctor was wrong by giving me quick relief and finally and completely curing me, "1 wonld not have my present health if it were not for ** Pruit-n-fives" and 1 am glad of this opportnnity of giving you this letter about such a splendid y as " Froit-a-tives "'. Mzs. NATHAN DUFN, Soe. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 250. Adal. ali dealers or sent on receipt af price i Ottawa 0 by Pruit-a-tives Limited, 4 £2 IN C At Best's The Satisfactory Drug Store. 'i speaks of that niysterioys 35¢. Gentlemen, let us clean and rebloek your old Felt} Hat. We can save moaey for you. We call for r and deliver. : Are those. prety are: tions in: Rong Foot- wear now 8 display: od in our Soft, conformi Straws and- soft ing UNITY OF THE EMPIKE { COU NTS FCR MUCH IN MIDST OF | ! ADVERSITIES | volent Societies Sunday Morning. { "It'is the unity of the Empire in| {the midst of adversities that makes { the country stronger," gaid Rev. T. + W. Savary, preaching 10 the Sons of 1 England Benevolent Societies on the | occasion of their annual church par- | ade 'to St. James' Church on Sunday { morning. ("And one result of the war will be' {that there will be a still greater {unity. All parts of the country will be closer together, The unity is | something we may well give thank { for." The preacher referred to the rose England's national flower, and | stated that it was one of the most | widely distributed of all the flowers, What makes the rose so beauti- {BEY It is the sweet perfume. And what does this teach us as Sons of England? It 'seems tp me that it thing we call personal influende. As the per- fume I$ fo the rose sb 18 the influence to our life. Whether we are con- scious of the fact or not we are im- pressing others for either good or evil, They watch us and their minds are modified by the things we do. One little kindness will be the means of starting a chain of goodness. As members of this body you are bound to mutual ngity and sympathy. Carry your principles dut of the lodge room and put them into practice. "Congider that the greatest thing about you is your influence and the result of your example on others. What you do counts more than what you say, What is your influence doing? It is uplifting the lives of others or is it destroying other lives? Is the world any better for the way you are living? Is your influénce all for good? ; There was a fair attendance of the members of the différent societies. The Salvation Army band played the members to and from the service. The lodges répresented were Leices- ter, Prince Alfred; Daughters and Maids of England and Duchess of York: Each member wore a rose, Y May 31.----At the Athletic Grounds at the Town Park, on Saturday af- ternoon, the local C.L.A.C. baseball "team met tae Victorias of Kingston in a really good exhibition game of ball. There was sharp snappy play throughout the game and the crowd semed impartial in their applause. The locals after a good stiff tussle won out by a score of 4 to 2. The steamer Missisquoi on her trip to Kingston on Saturday meru- ing was quite well patronised and handled quite 'a large amount of freight. The coal schooner Horace Taber is in port with another cargo for the Taylor Coal Company. The steamer Belleville was in port about ning o'clock on Saturday evening. After three weeks of strenuous labor Rev. Melvin Taylor, hastor of Grace Church has succeeded in ar ranging his billets for the conference sessions which. open here this weak. Some 350 are empected in attend- trip among the islands on Friday ev- ening when the Citizens' Band will render its first. open air concert at the river front. II a steamer can be secured for the occasion the Town Council will tender the visitors a complimentary excursion on Satur- day afternoon." At Ottawa on Saturday, May 29th, Miss Eva Margaret Ranger, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ranger, Picton, and formerly of lh town, was united in marriage to Root, of the Government Poimt. rE Bureau, and youngest #on of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Root, of this tows, They will reside at the Capi- tal a At the morning service in Grace Church yésterday, 'Misa Sadye Meggs was 'the soloist and at the evening service, Mr. Joseph Case. The Free Methodist: Quarterly Meeting Servic es and Holiness Convention which|w has been in progress since Thursday evening in charge of District Elder Reynolds, of Kingston, was brought to a close last evening. Somers O'Connor only son of Mr. T. D. O'Connor, Obarles Hiren ana a pupil of Varsity, has enlisted for overseas 'Mrs. R. c lends Mrs. | tel B. 0. Britton in at the Montreal | visiting in town, guesis of Mr. and i Mrs. Neil McCarne¥ at the Provin- | Rev. T. W. Savary preached to Mem- | bers of the Sons of England Bewe- | i ance. ' The local Board is arranging 95 [to givé the 'delegates a motor boat Branch session ee a hist Re Circle, has gone to Cookshire, P.Q., from whence she will motor home itius week with friends coming to ithe conference sessions. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Palmer, of Montreal, are cial Hotel 2 ea 29 APPOINT ADMIRAL JACKSON Succeeds Lord Fisher at the 'Admire ADMIRAL SIR HENRY JACKSON, FRE ' London, May 29.-<Admiral Sir Henry Bradwardine Jackson has ben appointed First Sea Ford of the Admiralty to take the place of Ad- miral Lord Fisher, who resigned. Sir Henry Jackson has held the position of chief of the war staf In the Admiralty since 1912, and com- mander-in-chief of 'the Meditertan- ean fleet since last year, He is just 60 years of age, and has beén in the navy for 47 years. His past career includes service as a maval attache, comtrolership of the navy, command of the sixth ¢ruiser squad- ron in the Mediterranean and com- jaatd of the Royal Naval War Col- ege. He has served on fiumerous tech- nical committees in connection with the equipment and design of war- ships, and was the first in England to put to practical use Hertizian waves for wireless telegraphy, which he has done mu¢h towards in- troducing, perfecting and organiz- ing, especially in its early stages, in the British navy. Sir Henry is a knight eommander of the Bath, a knight commander of the Victorias Order, a fellow of the Royal Society, a member of the Institute of Blect- rical Engineers, and an associate of the institute of Naval Architects, ¥. W. 0. A. Overseas Club. Members of the Overseas Club, Y. WC A, spent an enjoyable even. if ing on Saturday, when Miss Hamil. on and $s Strange kindly hor Miss Knowles playing rh piano. Re freshments were served. Re lowing are the officers of the "elubit President, Miss L. ~Gretton; vice: | president, Miss L. March; treasurer, Miss: C, Strange; secretary, Miss PF. Smart. The officers will be pleased to get in touch with any lonely girls from the Old Comntry, $300 (beds) --Napanee Branch of Red Cross Seciety. $26 (bed)--Women's Institute, Aylmer West; Mrs. Mary Waddell, Peterboro; BE. 0. 8. Strange, Dundurn | Sask; R. 'M. Waddell, Peterboro; Canadian Club, Omaha, Neb. $25--R. W. Maclennan and J. Ed- i ward Mackay, Toronto. a $10--Dwr. Janet M. Welr, Hartford. onn. May 29 "ire wohe schooner Jamieso cleared for Oswego after unloading ¢ cargo of coal for ¥. VanLuven. Br. Devlin, iil for the last two Thu is now reco and has bo Napanee ee Brug Go THE DALY BRITISH WHIG, MONDAY, MAY 31, 1915. Are made of the fashionable fuillessi L warm weather wear --- the thodels are smart and come in the season's mest wanted shades--all sizes. Priced ab... 3350 . The Summer Frocks A most attractive assemblage, that offers a wide selection, ranging from the simple cotton effects at $1.00 Also-- voiles at $16.50, WOMAN on up to the most expensive Ruvilyy "8S SUMMER BLOUSES, from : WOMAN'S SUN-SHADES, from WOMAN'S SPORT HATS, from WOMAN'S NOVELTY NECKWEAR, from WOMAN'S SUMMER $1.50, meen eam eran SN Snare RAs ANB aA Yee .18¢ up to $2.50 UNDERWEAR, from 10c up; in every wanted style to Queen's Stationary Hospital. H Previously acknowledged, $8, 198 al Napanee ] i | *URSDAY and NESDAY a ED. SWEET PICKLE OUR HEAD CHEESE, Noted : for nicety of seasoning, coupled with meat Quality, 10c. Ib. a Sone will: ag ouinens ot the: ik connection 'with the | Ad cream parlor in store. The merry-go-round which came to town a few davs ago will not be allowed to operate on account of the diphtheria epidemic. 'Hawley and Ryan, new proprietors of the Queen's Ho- tel, will take on June 1st: takes which <q on Tuesday, June 1st, at 560 Park dale avenue, Ottawa. No trace of the two men hen whe broke out of the county Jail last week has been It has been CORNED BEEF, 13: 1b (i | Phone 543. 272 inn aid a | ery. price ig and most powerful suetion cleaner on market . We rent for $1.00 per day. (HW. Newman Electric Co: : SIA SE » ¢ id & in the LJeniE Meg gor oe 3 . 4h Mpls Crim "C.'H. Picke "0 PRINCESS ST.