Every man wants cool, comfortable footwear during the hot weather. Get a pair of TAN or BLACK CALF OXFORDS and give your feet a holiday. ASTORIA BRAND, $5.00 | LH. Sutherland & Bro { The Home of Good Shoes =u suggests the purchase of the D & A or the La Diva Corsets. There is a style to fit your figure. Compare its work- manship and material, its comfort and appearance with other makes, Efficient manufacturing and very large sales enable you to buy these "Made =in-Canada" Corsets at about half what imported corsets, which are no better, sell for. Every & A and La Diva Corset is a real bar- gain. Quebec, Montreal sad Toronto mm, ~ ' ar & Practical Tome Dress Making Lerrons Prepared Especially for This Newspaper by Pictorial Review : Every Woman Wants and eyelet to make the design attract- ive. The V-shaped *neck is finished with A two-inch hem that may be put in with featherboning or hemstitching. Pink ribbon, laced through button- holed incisions makes the Empire waist- live of the gown. In medium size the model requires 414 yards 36-inch mate- rial. It is needless to say that the most inexperienced dressmaker can cut the Bown after looking at the cutting guide. Note the simple arrangement of the front and back sections along the lengthwise fold of the batiste. Then note, also how the piecing for both the sections is cat from the selvage edge opposite the underarm seam. Mistakes will be impossible if the pattern is laid on the material as illustrated in the guide, The construction of the nightgown is quite as simple. Close the under-arm sleeve and shoulder seams as notched. Turn hem at lower edge of nightgown on small "0" perforations. The front of the design is indicated by large "0" perforation near the center-front. If desired, slash front and back % inch above and below' small "0" perfora- tions at Empire waistline, insert rib- bon and draw to the required size. The FOWD is just as attractive, though, if allowed to fall in straight lines. Many gowns 'are being fashioned from crepe materials this season. In such jostances the embroidery is done in very bold design with heavy threads, but it is original and always effective. The woman who has no maid and has to struggle with the probleny and of the weekly laundry, finds the crepe "gown a real blessing because they re- quire only to be washed and dried, when they afe ready for use. . gains further attraction by the r of perky satin bows. The Rose Fairy is Once upon & time the Rose Fairy was sick, so very sick that she couldn't Mft her poor little head from the pillow, and all of her roges were 80 sorry. They leaned over her and made a nice shade so the sun wouldnt shine in her face and {one poor little rose even tried its best to bloom so as to comfort her, but of course they %Xnew it was too early for roses to really bloom. I'he Katy-Kids stopped singing so it would be quiet and a big June Bug said he would go for the doc- tor. On his way he met one of the Gnomes and of course told him all about the little Rose Fairy and the Gnome said he would go right to see her and stay with her as long as she wanted him to. Oa his way the Gnome stopped to talk with a friend and that Gnome told him to get her some rose leaves. Of course he would have to get her some dried ones but that was better than nothing, so the Gnome stopped at a store and went right in and took the rose leaves. You know Gnomes can do that and it isn't stealing for they always do something to pay for what they take. When the Roge Fairy saw the Gnome coming she was glad, and when she smelled the roses she said she felt almost well again, little while the doctor came riding up on the June Bug's back. He look- ed at the Rose Fairy and she looked at him and he looked back at her again and then laughed. "What you. want is your spring tonic," he said. "You have forgotten to take it and of course Rose Fairies need it." So he gave her a bottle of rose water and told her to take one drop three times a day until she felt better. It wasn't very long before she was quite well again and when her friends came to see her again she looked so healthy and pretty that they said they guessed they would go right home and take a whole bottle of rose water themselves. The Rose Fairy smiled and sald: "I guess 1 was like the little children when they have chickenpox or measles or a stomach ache. 1 Just needed someone to: take care of me. "Low Cost of Living"" Menu | Menu for Saturday BREAKFAST Oranges Creamed Fish Toast . Lollee LUNCHFPON Boiled Rice Cheese Biscuit Ten DINNER Onion Chowdér Hamburg Steak Scalloped Potatoes Creamed Macaroni Lettuce Salad Marshmalle Pudding \. BREAKFAST Creamed Fish.--Mix two cups of minced fish with two cups and a half of boiling milk. Thicken with a tablespoon of dissolved flour. Serve on slices of toast, LUNCHEON Boiled Rice.--Stir one cup of washed rice into five cups of boiling, salted water. Boil twenty-five min- utes and strain Cover and stand in a warm place ten minutes. | Saturday's Mastrated Wh. | The Whig will produce on Saturday next another especially attractive war section, The local pi¢tures will be particularly interesting, including as they do the following: 61st Kingston Battery, showing Major E. C. Barrett and Lieut.-Col. E. C. Arnoldi and their men: Bakers' Section, C. A. 8. C., show- ing Lieut W. Lyons, Lieut. Hillis, and. Major J. Hamilton. A large group photo of Kingston boys of the C. A. 8. C., taken after fourteen months' service in France. Sergt. Gordon H. Staley. Lieut. H. Wheatley. Corpl. G. Snowden. Pte. W. J. Bryant. Driver J. L. Dunn. Driver W. D. Johnston. Pte. Alf. Walker. Ete., Ete. A Special Feature. DDINNER Onion Chowder.--Boil one cup of chopped onions with a tablespoon of water, two tablespoons of butter, for half an hour. Be careful not to let them brown. Add slowly to a quart and a half of boiling water. Boil ten minutes and add two cups of raw, diced potatoes. Boil one hour longer. Scalloped Potaloes.--Slice raw po- tatoes and place in a baking dish. Season with pepper. salt and butter. When the dish is, full cover with cold milk and bake in a moderate oven until potatoes are tender and brown, Creamed Macaroni.~Boil sharp- ly two cups of macaroni for twen- ty minutes in three cups of water. Pour out half of the water and add two cups of milk. When boiling thicken with a tablespoon of dis- solved flour and season with butter, | pepper and salt Marshmallow Pudding. Boil to- gether two cups of milk and a half a cup of sugar. Thicken with two tablespoons of dissolved cornstarch. Stir in fifteen marshmallows whieh have been cut fine, also contain a full page map of the City of Kingston, with all the streets clearly and accuratély named. This is something the need of which has been felt for a long time in the city. Hitherto it has been impossible for any one to purchase a map larger than a few inches square, so that the Whig's full page map 'on Saturday will doubtless be received with much approval. "The only way the map can be obtained is by purchasing Saturday's paper. This map ought to prove especially useful to officers and soldiers at Bar- riefigld camp. These men, who for the most part are strangers to Kings- ton, have some difficulty in finding their way about. To them this map will be a most satisfactory and ser- viceable guide. Other War Pictures. Saturday's paper will show a re- production of the Poster Proclama- tion issued by the Sinn Feiners, and their improvised armored motor car. Saturday's Illustrated" Whig will | straw. romise ed by the A com er hat 3m pid is th A fetching hat for genera] wear is this : Ba turban and a d brim, which lies close up to the y feather ornament in black is set at just the Four excellent pictures of Russians A Pr si "WM J A A (13 of fine black hat'is effect- Snug crown. In aj in camp in Northern France, Street Scenes in Bagdad. The war in M . U. 8. Infantry the march' Ete., Ete, E The business profits war tax is to be administered under the supervig. ion of R. W. Breadner, Commissioner of Taxation, and James A. Russell, his assistant. The Government has appointed the firms of Warwick, Mitchell, Peat & Co,, and Price, Waterhouse & Co. Toronto, as auditors of the C. N. R. and G. T. P. systems respectively. The Whitmonday Bank Holiday in Britain has been postponed in order not to interrupt the munitions out- put. blends. 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