Daily British Whig (1850), 21 Jun 1916, p. 5

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Out Of The High Rent District 0'Connor's Ladies Exclusive rn ------------ sday 98c Sale 150 FINE SUMMER SKIRTS . Repp, Duck and Indian Head; new styles; all sizes; values to $1.50. 200 NEW MIDDY BLOUSES . Plain or colored trimmed; every size; extra alues, regular at $1.25 to £1.50, 10 DOZ. NEW VOILE WAISTS Plain, faneyv and striped: every size to 44; waists in this lot worth to $1.75. SPECIAL HAT BARGAINS THURSDAY P-- OPENED Ts JUNE | SESSION oN | TUESDAY! ¥ AFTERNOON. ny Communications for Considera- | tion--Several Townships Make Ap- | ican for Grants for Bridge Re- | a June session of the Frontenac | County Council opened on Tuesday | afternoon. In attendance were:-- | Warden Halliday and Councillors | Kennedy, Gray, Wensley, La Chance, | ! McKnight, Redden, Coulter, Parks, | "| Blake, Parker, Munro, Franklin, Reed, McKinnon, Balls and Spankie. | These communications were refer- | red to committees: Annual report of M. R. Reid, | LP.8S. for North Frontenac. | Financial statement of Frontenac Teachers' Institute for 1915. Dr. Helen McMurchy regarding | whay provision was made for county poor during past year. W. A. Maclean, Deputy Minister Highways, re established expenditure for good roads in Frontenac for the current year. Ontario Municipal Association re- garding the establishment of a pro- vincial labor commission, Assistant Provincial Secretary sending copy of an order-in-council | dated 23rd February, 1916, approv- ing of by-law No. 238-B of the muni- eipality of Frontenac. Minister of Education, regarding population returns for Garden Island, A. Rankin, M.P.P,, and W. Black, M.P.P., in the matter of ex- { T.J.O' Connor 260 Princess Street Phone 800 Higher up street, but lower in price. .e THE LIGHTS OF 65 YEARS AGO are still doing duty in the shape of MATCHES. Sixty-five years ago the first Canadian made Matches were made at Huh by Eddy, and since that time for materials and striking qualities, Eddy's have been the acknowledged best, WHEN BUYING MATCHES SPECIFY Nyal's EASEM for Tired, Perspir- ing Feet A full line of Nyal's Preparations at the Nyal Quality Store. Sargent's Drug Store Cor. Princess and Montreal Sts. Telephone No. 41 A great rugs and mats, al and Oriental designs. The very best values to be found | anywhere, considering the] quality, In shades of browns, tans, blues, wood chintz. In fact ev-| ery shade required for up-| to-date furnishing. The very latest furniture for the bed room and living room, * Agents for ous Diamond variety of greens, colors. Edison's fam- Dise¢ Phono- (Demonstrations on request.) T. F. Harrison Co, PHONE 90. LIMITED graph. new | Convention-| pense of the district officer of health, | Ontario Library Association, ask- | ing for grant. | Lieut.-Col. Charles A. Low, ac- | knowledging receipt of resolution of { April 18th, giving the battalion a | grant. : A. J. Macdonnell, county clerk of | Stormount, Dundas and Glengarry, regarding making provisions for in- ter-urban roads. | Notice from W. A. Maclean, D.M. highways, of subsidy to county for good roads expenditure in 19156. Petition from Reeves Hugh Me- Kinnon, P, J. Wensley, W. S. Reed, and Harry Sergeant for grants on certain township bridges Minister of Public Works, To- ronto," recommending that expendi- ture dn construction on good roads should be confined to works of ne- cessity, and that it was not advisable | to reduce expenditure for thé repair and maintenance of roads previously constructed. | Hon. F. G. Macdiarmid expressing approval of proposed expenditure for the current year, W. A. MacLean, DM. H., council to pass separate propriating the several amounts for construction and maintenance on | good roads, copies of which should be filed with his department, A. H. U. Colquhoun, Deputy Mini- | ster of Education, that the legisla tive grant apportioned to the rura Public and Separate schools in iow notifying by- laws ap- || county for equipments and accommo- | | dations under which the county shall raise an equivalent, is $1,611.67 for Public and $124.41 for Separate schools, a total of $1,736.08, From J,. M. Wyatt, field secretary Canadian Patriotic Fund, asking to | meet the council on behalf of the {about 75 prisoners on his list, and to] leach of these ject. dor in Berlin, _ |Gdrden lard Pillar, Lv = 160 MORE PARCELS SENT TO GERMANY 'In All Al 1,200 Have Been Dis- tributed American Con- sulate, at Total Monetary Value of 'About $4,000. About 160 parcels for Canadian war prisoners in Germany left the American Consul's office Wednesday. This makes the seventh shipment. In all about 1,200 parcels have been sent. The value of the goods enclos-! {ed in the parcels is placed at about 184,000. The parcels go te Germany via England and HoMand, and they are in transit for about fivesweeks before they reach the different de- tention camps. They go by parcel Shoes {post and the Doriinion Government | bears all the expense, The Consul has the names of a parcel is sent dir-! This leaves about 85 parcels without specific direction, and these are sent to the American ambassa- who sees that they | are distributed among the prisoners! who do not receive parcels from any other source Among the Kiugstonians Consul's list, with their Ger dresses," are the following: Corp. W. Holtham, Celle; Corporal H. P. Campbell; 5 Janse Lewis Wheatley, Gottingen; Pte, | Byron, Sennetager; Pte. Bryce Davidson, Lichtenhorst; Pte. Len O. Smith, Giessen; Pte. Thomas Smith, Lichtenhorst; Pte. F. How Lichtenhorst; Pte, W. H Munster; Pte A. Caw- Corp Murray, D J. Swann, eron, Giessen; Lichtenhorst. Each parcel contains ing: 1 tin corn beef, 1 1 tin pork and beans, 1% 1b. salt, % 1b. % 1b tea, ?} kb. cocoa, chocolate, tobacco, soap, socks, soup, gum The following slip is enolosed parcel Canadian prisoners This is a remembrance from Kingston friends, and an ack- requested through at Kingston, S. the follow- tin salmon, % tb sugar, evaporated milk, 2 in each To many: your nowledgement is the American Consul Ontario, Canada. The courteous and erican consul, F. 8S. Johnson, ha worked incessantly make the movement of sending parcels to pri soners a success,'and he has been ably assisted by his efficient staff, Miss Miller and Miss Rogers, In the preparing of the parcels valuable sistance given by Mrs. F. S, Jehnson, Mrs. T Davidson, Tho mas Hewitt, George Smith, W. Dalby and O. 0. Beaudry HORACE €. LOCKETT, M.A. APPOINTED © CLASSIC S MASTER OF INGERSOLL COLLEGIATE in Ge: capable Am S. to is He is a Son of F. G. Lockett, Stuart Street, and a Distinguished Grad- uate of Queen's University. Horace G. Lockett, M.A, |appointed classics master of the In- W. A. Maclean, D.M.H., enclosing | a copy of an order-in-council regard- | ing County Suburban Road Commis- | sion. | The council adjourned until 9 a.m. | Wednesday, when notice was given { of a number of by-laws that require | to be passed at this session. Ad- journment was then made until Thursday morning, as the councillors | | are guests Wednesday afternoon of | Warden Halliday on a trip among the | Thousand Islands by steamer Mississ: | quoi. Lake Ontario Unusually High Lake Ontario is 0.73 feet higher | than last month, 1.98 fet higher than | a year ago, 0.33 feet above the aver- | age stage of May of the last ten years, 1.82 feet below the high stage {of May 1870, and 2.17 feet above | the low stage of May 1870, and 2.17 | above the low stage of May | 187 During the last ten years the | May level has averaged 0.4 feet higher than the April level and 0.1] foot higher than the June level. Here On a Visit, Charles Andrews, of Escott, was in the city on Tuesday en route to Char- lotte, where he will spend the sum- | mer with his son, Walter 8. Andrews, 22 Denise street. He has been en- joying a few weeks' visit with old friends at Athens, Battersea and oth- | er points. Though well up in years, | gersoll { Lockett, who is a son of F. G. Lock- |ett, | University Collegiate Institute. Mr, Stuart street, and brilliant graduate of the schools and Queen's University He entered Queen's in 1909, won the Mackerras scholarship from the K C. I. and joined Arts "14, pursuing an honor course in Latin and Eng lish. While in Queen's he demon {strated cleverness in his subjects; in 1910 he received the Calvin scholar {ship and in 1911 the professor {prize in Latin. In 1914 when he {was studying for his M.A. degree he was presented with the University nmiedal in English, Last session he qualified as a specialist in Classics, English and History in the Faculty of Education. This summer , Mr Lockett will attend a course in the of Toronto and qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Paed- {ogogY | THEY ALMOST FC FORGOT THEY WERE ERE PRISONERS. Pte. F. H. Pillar 8 Says Germans Gave Them Good Time At Easter. "The Germans gave us a holiday on Good Friday and Easter Monday, (an® we held some, great sports. city I Mr. Andrews is hale and healthy, and | think most of us almost forgot that able to enjoy every hour of life. To Appoint & Professor It is likely a professor will be ap- pointed at Queen's Theological Col- lege to fill the vacancy caused by the removal of Prof. Robert Laird. It is hinted that Rev.' S. Harper Grey, | Toronto, may be offered the position. | we were prisoners of war on Easter | Monday.' Thus writes Pte. F. H. Pillar, a ne- phew of William Pillar, secretary of the Frontenac Cheese Board, who served . with the Third Canadian In- fantry Battalion, and who was taken prisoner. He is at Kriegsgeiangen- ensendung Lager Barracks, Lichten- " for en | The most comfort- able and stylish foot- wear for Summer Days and Vacation. We are showing a full range in all the newest styles and lasts. Tempting in design and price. Allan M. Reid, 111 Princess street 1 cause of pains, aches and skin trou- bles. Mliria your system of poisonous Clears Up the Complexion 'Sallow Skin, Pimples, "Pains and Aches Are Soon Gone When Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills Are Used. | The doctor feels your pulse and looks at your tongue, but at the same {time he is reading your condition in your face. The sallow complexion [tells him that your liver is not doing {its work, the pimples tell him that |the kidneys are not properly purify- (ing the blood, he realizes that the bowels are constipated and the sys- | tem. overloaded with poisons. You can apply this test in your may be able to add pains and aches through back and limbs, spells of biliousness and in- digestion. If you have not used Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills you will be sur- prised to find how quickly they will im- remove the purities and thereby Mrs. F. N. Hall, 102 Queen street, St. John, N. B., writes: "I am glad to say I have used Dr. Chase's Kid- ney-Liver Pills with splendid resuits. 1 was greatly troubled with consti- pation and pimples on the face. tried other remedies and used liquid arsenic three times a day for a year to get rid of the pimples but receiv- ed no benefit. I began the use of Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills and it was not very long before I was complete- ly cured. The pills acted on the bowels, kidneys and liver and cleans- ed them of all impure matter. 1 think they cannot be beaten as a means of ridding a person of that tired aching due to weak kidneys, and I would not be without them in the house for any money." Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, one pill a dose, 25 cents a box, all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates 4 Co., Limited, Toronto. | as-' has been | Hl! li is a distinguished | 's ABERNE "For Every Man a Becoming Hat." LIGHT, COOL, COMFORTABLE HATS Metropolitan style -- and a range of new shapes that respond to your individual de- mands make this store headquarters with men who appreciate the best. Panamas. Leghornettes. Straw Sailors. Crash Hats. Come and see them for yourself and inves- tigate our wonde rful values. Rubber Soled 'Sporting Tennis Shoes, Bathing Shoes, Yachting Shoes, Lea- ther Shoes with Rubber Soles for Street Wear, for Men, Women and Children, at Popular Prices. THY S SHOE STORE on the) OO | Home-Made Candy Chocolates Fresh Made Every Day SAKELL'S Next Opera House. Phone $40 Dressers and =: Chiffoniers Our volume of business is increasing every day; we are profiting by the most valuable of all advertising, namely, SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. The quality of our Campbell Bro The House P Successful Hat Styles. "Coffee" For over thirty years our Coffee has been' "a high standard » of quality" con sistently maintained Have no hesitation to try it. It will do eredit to your breakfast table. It will "set vou up' and | carry you through the day. Henderson's Grocery 59-61 Brock St. Phone 279. A square house to deal with horst, Soltau, Hanover, Germany. At the time of writing Pte. Pillar| stated that they were having Very | grea hot weather, but that he liked to work for a few hours a day in the] nice warm sun, In a humorous manner the writer told how the boys in the prison camp devoured the 'cookies' which were! {sent to them. > Pte, Pillar is only seventeen years | of age, and is ane of the youngest prisoners of war He was taken | prisoner at the Battle of St. Julien. Before going overseas he 'was em- ployed in the office of Col. Pellatt, of Toronto. LETTER FROM GIESSEN Prisoners of War Seem to be Fairly Well Treated A letter received in the city from Pte. Douglas V. Dunlop, who is a British prisoner of war at Giessen, | Germany, shows that he and his companions are not faring too badly. They get baths regularly, and do their own washing. | Two blankets are allowed each, and a good mat-| tress to sleep on. At the time of writing there were forty prisoners of war at Giessen, including British, Canadians and a few French. They! were to spend forty days there in quarantine, after which they were to join others in a big camp. Pte. Dunlop enumerated the things | he would like to receive in the next parcel, namely; tinned: meat or ton-| gue, of which they received none; din of condensed milk; sugar, bis-| 'cuits, cocoa, also a bar of toilet soap, and, if possible, butter; also a pipe, and some tobacco. The prisoners got lots of reading weelg 1 ries, fresh Fruits, Oranges, ¥FHER Tay { car. furniture speaks for itself. Come in and inspect our 8 beautiful stock. At the busy store with the large stock. James Reid, PHONE 147 FOR PROMPT SERVICE (EVASION DOLSN'T MAKE AL (HIT WITH A FAIR-AND- SQUARE | HER S ort | ==5 Specials Is At | = | HOOD'S | 50 DRY PICKED CHICKENS AN FOWLS, (; \ d* ey i | FAIR and SQUARE 590 LES, » ET square shop of ask for what | it from our ac- and can get In this fair satisfaction yeu you want and commodating salesmen | Fresh vegetables, fresh Strawber- Bananas, Stock Win AND BACON, ur Own Curing. SPEC AL PRICES TO CLEAR THE ABOVE LOT. West End Meat Market BARRIE STREET. also fresh Fish. 3 F Phone 407. Cherries, EMPIRE GROCERY, Phone 349. A rr. NEW FRENCH REMEDY. Ni. Ne2. book's Cotton Root Compound, HERAPION I= 42s vlc d in t SUCCESS, CURESCHRONIC WEAKNESS, DISCHAR | ower, BLADDER, URINARY DISEASES, BLOOD oo voron. | medic Sol PILES. EITHER No. DRUGGISTS or MAIL $1, rees of strength-- POUGERA Co, #0. BEEKMAN STE Tonk ar vin wed | 2% 2, Le NS 3 NTO. WRITE FOR . CO, HAVERSTOCK RD, HAMPSTEAD, LONDON, ENG. ERAPION no To, rams | EON 2x tiriicom. | | TRADE MARESD wR a mlm cm mn ne | material. The writer added that the| Belgian relfef fund gave them quite a few things in the clothing line while they 'were in Belgium, and he had accumulated a complete change of everything so that he could have a | washing day once every week, Pte. Dunlop, with his brother, Colin, -enlisted at Winnipeg. They are sons of John W. Dunlop, Win- chester, Eng. For Sale 1. Good frame dwelling, 4 bedrooms, B. & C.; also hen house and small orchard; Albert St. ...........5,800 . First class modern brick dwelling; loca- tion exceptionally 400 Held on Serious Charge i Belleville, June 21.--Chief Port- land, Picton, telephoned the local police to arrest a young man named Harry Smith on a very serious charge | preferred against him in Picton.| Sergt. Naphin found Smith near the! good * ........ Hay Bridge and turned him over to!l 3, Double brick, in good "hief P 5 ere i f Portland who came here in . repair, 8 rooms each, central location $4,800 For particulars apply to T. J. LOCKHART, Real Estate & Insurance Clarence St., Phones 1035 or 1020, ---------------- Habit 1s a sort of chattel mort- | 8age on a man's individuality. I tr A. AA AA, AA HOODS PILLS: | --

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