RAILWAY GRAND TRUN SYSTEM : Local Branch Time Table. IN EFFECT Y 30TH, 1915, Trains will leave and arrive at City Irepot, foot of Johngion street. Going West. . Lil p.m. , 304pm. to 6.58 p.m. 18--Maid No. 16--Fast Exp. .. 1 32---Local to Brockville 6--Malil Intl, Local to Brockville 6.58 p.m, Nos. 1, 6, 7, 13, 14, 16, 18, 18 run daily, other trains 'dally except Bunday. Direct route to Toronto, Peterboro, Yiamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit, Chicago, Bay City, Saginaw, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, Portland, St. Halifax, Boston and New York. For full particulars apply J. P. HAN- LEY, Raliroad and Steamship Agent, . Johnson and Ontario streets. CANADIAN PACIFIC ™RE Ideal Vacation Route CONVENIENTLY REACHING POINT-AUBARIL FRENCH PICKEREL RIVERS SEVERN RIVER MUSKOKA LAKES RIDEAU LAKES LAKE ONTARIO RESORTS General Change of Time May 30. Particulars from F. Conway, CP, A., City Ticket Office, corner Prin- 8 p.m, John, resi MONTREAL CONFERENCE MAKES ITS FIRST DRAFT THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2. 1915. North Gower--A. Galley. { Metealfe---J. I. Hughes. i Vars--E. A. Woolley. | Riceville--H, H. Hillis, i Hammond--To be supplied under! Supt. Ottawa South. i Vankleek Hill--J. Pinel. Chelsea--A. Fairbairn. | North Wakefield--R. W. Street. Stationing Committee in Ses | sion at Gananoque. £ REV. 6. S. CLENDINNEN {18 SLATED FOR BROCK STREET | { CHURCH, KINGSTON. List of the Ministers Who Will Be | Stationed In Charges In the Varl-| ous Methodist Districts. | (Special to the Whig.) | Gananqque, June 2.--The follow-| {ing is thé first draft of the various | | districts of Montreal Conference as | {given out by their Stationing Com- | | mittee late last night: Montreal North District St. James Church-~ Charles A.| Williams, B. B. Brown, associate pas- | tor. | Wesleyan Theological College --| { James Smyth, Principal; P, L. Rich-| City Mission--E. I. Hart. Centenary--J. D. Ellis. Mountain Street-- John Webster. Westmount--T. E. Holling. Wesley--F. J. McClement, West End--F. B. Allnutt, Ebenezer--A. T. Jones, St. Paul--T, C. Cassidy. Emard--To be supplied. Verdun--H. W. Burnett. Montre&l West--W. P, Warnell. Lachine--A. A. Bradley. Hudson--W, R. Johnston. Point Fortune--E. D. Mitchell. St! Lambert--P. L. Richardson. Delson Junction--To be supplied. Montreal South--To be supplied. Greenfleld Park---To be supplied. Huntingdon--Isaac Norman. Ormstown--A. Mathews. Kensington--W. C Armstrong. 'Franklin Centre--To be supplied. Hemmingford--E. 8. Morrison. i Odelltown and Lacolle--W. G. A. Wilson. Clarenceville--Paul Pergau. -l 8t. Johns--E. W, 8. Coates. Chambly Canton--To be supplied Valleyfield--E. W. Crane. Chaughnawaga--J. K. Matthews. | Oka--Thomas Whitebeans, W. E. ardson, Prof. Systematic Theology; | Long, R. W. Armstrong, C. H. Robinson, Prof. Church History. Adair, Lazarus Frett. | Douglas Church--John V. Smith, | {| D.D., P. L. Richardson, Paul Villard, | {John Armstrong, Willlam Jackson, | Immigration Chaplain. French Methodist Institute--Paul gos and Wellington streets. Phone MONTREAL «~ HAVRE LONDON. » "CORINTHIAN MONTREAL TO 'PRETORIAN" "PRETORIAN" MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. "GRAMPIAN July "HESPERIAN" July 15 For particulars apply local Agents, or THE ALLAN LINE, #5 King St. W., Toronto. | Villard, Principal. | East End--Daniel Mick. Sherbrooke Street--Robert Smith. | | Maisonneuve--William Smith, | | Mount Royal Avenue--R. M. | | Pounder. i ! Fairmount Avenue-- George W. | McCall. Shaw Memorial--M. 1. Robinson. | Rosemount Stafford. | Delorimer--T. E, Bourke. | Terminal Park--To be supplied. | Centre French--L. Massicotte, W.| . Hulpenny. | West French--To be supplied. Italian, Mission--Laborie Latonl, | Lachute--J. H. McConnell. | Fhawbridge--J. Lawson, Calumet and Grenville--T, Han-| cock. | Edina--To be supplied. | Lakefield--To be supplied. { Arundel and Ponsonby--F. Hor-| ton. { Rawdon--<C. B. McLachlan. { Mascouche Rapids--A. C. Robb. | Actonvale--L. Massicotte, Rapide de L'Orignaland Morris-| The kind you are look- ing for is the kind we sell - Scranton Coal Is good Coal and we guarantee prompt de- en--William Chodat. St. Faustin--G. Maxwell. Three Rivers--A. Mitchell. Shawinigan Falls--G. A, Sisco. Montreal South District Dominion Square--S. P. Rose. That fold easy, look well, and sleep fine. We have them, in covers to suit, $13, $19, $27 up. Parlor Suites Special new designs at $27, in mahogany; others at $23, $35 up to $175---our variety is unequalled and quality is the best. Odd pieces to fill in suite at $3, $5, $6.50 up. Repair and work promptly done. T. F. Harrison Co. L EE r= i; present one 90. Yours : Matilda District. Cornwall--J. D. Richardson, Iroquois--A. H, Visser. Morrisburg--A. J. H. Strike. Matilda~----J. H. Murray. Matilda South~--G. W. Runnells. Cardinal--A: C. Cleland. 3 Shanly--W. A. Hanna. South Mountain---H. Walker. Inkerman--W. Philp. Winchester--J. H. Miller. Chresterville--H. E. Warren. Morewood--D. D. Elliott. Winchester Springs-- W. | Keough. Aultsville--J. R. R, Cooper. Moulinette--G. C. Wood. Newington--Willlam Knox. Avonmore--J. W. Charlesworth, Finch--F. W. A, Meyer. Cornwall Island--J. J. Oke. Brockville District Wall Stret Church--A. E. Run-| nells. George Street--W. S. Jamieson. Prescott--W, Howitt. Athens--@G. Edwards. Spencerville--F. Tripp. Lyn--J, Puttenham. Mallorytown--W. G. Bradford. Addison--T. Meredith, Lansdowne--W. Wells, Delta----R. Calvert. Elgin--J, W. P. McFarlane, Newbore--C. J. Curtis. Westport--C. D. Baldwin. Escott--To be supplied. Algonquin-----8, W. Boyd North Augusta--E. C. James. Augusta--@G. A, Comerford. Bishops Mills--G. A, Adamson. Frankville and Toledo--A. Hagar. . ---- Kingston District. Sydenham Street--A. Brown. Queen Street--G. I. Campbell. Brock Street--=George 8, Clen dinnen. Princess Street--H. E. Currie. Portsmouth--G. W. Snell. Stella--To be supplied. Wolfe Island--W. Sager. Cataraqui--L. M. England, B.A. Elginburg--E. Codling. Inverary--A. F. Shorten. Battersea--A. W. Stewart. Gananoque---Melvin Taylor. Gananoque East--A. E. Oliver, Pittsburgh---C. W. Hollingsworth Harrowsmith--J. W. Humphrey. Sydenham--A. E. Sanderson. Seeleys Bay--J. A. Waddell. Verona--J. Leach.' Parham--W. W. Weese. Perth Road--To be supplied. Perth District. Perth--W. E. Reynolds. Smith's Falls--D. T. Cummings. Kemptville--F. 8. Sproule. Merrickville--R. Stillwell. Oxford Mills--R. S. Eagleson. Carleton Place--W, H. Sparling Ashton--G, h Lenark---G, W. Dustin. Playfair--To 'be supplied. Almonte--W, H. Stevens. Pakenham--W. T. Brown. Montague--W. P. Booth. Easton's Corners--J. J. Crowe, - y--J. F. Seale. Maberly--T. B. Moody. Sharbot Lake~--H. W. Bromwich Pembroke District Pembroke---W. H. Emsley. H. ' E. E, Blanch- | Kazubazua--To be supplied. Glen Bean--To be supplied. | Quebec District. { Quebec--T. P. Perry. { | Bourg Louis--Under Supt. Quebec. | Richmond--J. Seller. i {| * Trenholmville--To be supplied. | Danville--W. A. Hamilton. Windsor Mills--C. Huxtable, Sherbrooke--G. A. Melntosh. Minton-- (A. M.) Lennoxville--J. B. Hicks. Sawyerville--G. II. Ford. Birchton--T. E. Shaver. Cookshire--J. Pletts. | East Angus--H. Mick. | Marbleton--E. De Brouchy. i St. Phillippe de Chester--To be] | Bury--L. E. Roy. | Agnes--Under Supt. Sherbrooke. Thetford Mines -- Theophillus Smith. Inverness--J. B. Howe, Ulverton--@G. O. Tredinunick. Metis Beach--(J. F. K.) Bishop. Alfred Stanstead District. Stanstead--T. A. Halpenny. Stanstead College--@G. 8. Trueman, and P. S. Dobson. Coaticook--A. Wilkinson. Compton--J. A. Miller. Hatley and Cassville--F. Williams. Beebe--G. W. Fisher. Georgeville--To be supplied. Barnston--(B. D. R.) under sup- erintendent of Hatley and Cassville. Magog--T. Roy. East Bolton--W. Halpenny. Mansonville--G. W. Runnells. Waterloo District. Waterloo--S. F. Newton. South Stukely--To be supplied. Knowlton--I. Nelson. Sutton--F. J. Hayden. Brome--A. F. Fokes. Cowansville--A. Hinton, Dunham--T. E. Knowles. Frelighburg--C. H. Brown. Philipsburg--W. E. Wright. Bedford--To be supplied. Farnham--A. W. Williamson. Granby--W. 8S. Lennon. Abbotsford--C. A. Cumming. West Shefford--J. W. Ogden. -------- COMING TO THE GRAND. "Leo the Royal Cadet," Thursday, Friday and Saturday. "Leo the Royal Cadet," which comes to the Grand Opera House on June 3rd, 4th and 5th, is a patriotic military opera of unusual interest and should be greeted with bumper houses at every performance. The opera tells a pretty little story of modern life aptly fitting the present time of war in Europe. Its military character gives it brightaess, the ac- tion moves hurriedly from start to fiinish, the muisic is ecatehy,! the songs tuneful, and the choruses spirited. The entire production is characterized by scenic elegance and a wealth of local color and . detail that brings the faraway lapd of Af- rica cloge to everyone in the audi- ence. The company, composed of beautiful maidens, captivating dudes, dashing cadets and terrible Zulus and ladies drum comps, is sup- ported by a trained orchestra of mu- sicians, all thoroughly versed in the intricacies of the score. Vaudeville To-night The vaudeville entertainment at the Grand last evening was witness- ed by a large and well pleased audi- ence." The same bill will be present- ed this evening. For Thursday asd the balance of the week "Leo the Royal Cadet" will occupy the house. PROMOTED TO BE CAPTAIN Nephew of Canon FitzGerald Who Lost Eye In War, The Waterford (Ireland) Stan- dard of May 15th says: The an- nouncement that Lieutenant Gerald V. FitzGerald, 3rd Battalion Liens- ter Regiment, has just beea promo- ted captain will be read with in- .| tense pleasure by his many friends in the.city. Captain FitzGerald is a son of M. V. FitzGerald, agent promotion in- the service has rapid and at the same time most creditable to him. He was at the front in October of last year, and was attached as second lieutenant at that time to the Royal Irish Rifles. On the 13th of that month after displaying very gallant conduct he .| was wounded in the flerce fighting that took place then in the vicinity of Neuve Chapelle. He was. inval- ided home, and subsequently his Danie was mentioned in dispatches for distinguished service, and w been at present stationed in Cork, is only 22 years of age, 80 that he may be looked ups, 3 one of the youngest Benk of Ireland, Waterford, and his |. Canvas Footwear We show a complete line of Women's White Footwear, in Pumps, Colon- ials and Button Boots. Girls' and Children's White Strap Shoes-- Buck Button Boots--also Rubber Sole goods for b White Powder Polishes--White Liquids, etc. Strap Shoes and White omen, Girls and Children. ® sh Abernethy's OUR STRAW HATS ARE MOBOLIZED We are fully equipped and pre- pared to meet the demand in Men's "Summer Hats," and offer values that are not surpassed in Canada. All the latest styles kmown to fashion are here and In the world's most celebrated makes, including CHRISTY'S, for which we are sole agents in Kingston. Straw Hats from 25¢ up Special Values in Panamas, $4, $5. Campbell . Bros. THE BIG HAT DEALERS. THE SPORT REVIEW | 3 Connie Mack, of the . Philadelphia Athletics, has sold Pitcher Pen- nock to the Boston Americans. The left-hander will join the Red Sox at once. 3 President McCaffery of the Tor- onto 'Baseball Olub, has released Qutfleldsr Brown to the Guélph Chub of the Canadian League, and sold Secand Baseman Tommy Shee- han to the St. Paul club of the Am- erican Association. The opening races of the Canad- fan circuit for harness horses will be held at Dufferin Park, Toronto, on Wednesday. 'From the present outlook this will be a banner year for harness racing. There are quar- tered at Dufferin track more high- class race horses than have ever ig there at any other race meet- ng. Captain A. Noel Edwards, one of Great Britain's famous polo players, has died at Ypres from gas poison- ing. He was a member of the in- ternational teams sent from Eng- land in 1911 and 1913 to play against the Meadowbrook, Long Is- land, team for the international polo trophy. Cornwall, of the N.L.U., have lost another good man, Guy Smith being in training at Barriefield for over- Smith played a clev- |' Sakell's Pure Ice Cream Our Ice Cream is the by Government Test. We deliver to all pa bricks. best and finest in Kingston rts of the city in bulk or SAKELL'S Next Opera House. Phone 640 NO PLACE LIKE HOME--IF YOU OWN IT. 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