TYORFURLESSEES Y.W.CA. ANNUAL MEETING SYSTEM MMV.N. f ----ae-- i MES ERS ON FRIDAY EVENING REPORTS RA hllR OF THE BRANCHES. Mrs. RR. Cori Hurts Presided---Not So Many Entertainments Owing to To Voi ; the War--Canvass For Funds. oe Points in i ap ; & The annual meeting of the ALBERT A, MANITOBA, iy A Young Women's Christian Associa- CHEWAN & BRITISH COLL) ON. Hon was held on Friday evening in Via COC HRANE and THE Na IN- the Association building at the cor- AL ROUTE" or CHICAGO, x ry ner of Johnson and Clergy streets. . BAY, SARNIA OR TOR( JO. Mrs. R. Carr-Harris presided and the Roupgll trip tickets will be sold aty,,0q attendance indicated the popu- ak - OW FARES MAY STH larity of this institution sing enc G rom 4 to OCTOBER 30¢h, 1917. Return limie AR important report embodying of two months, excluding date of sale, SOme of the main features of Y.W.C. An extension of time Hmit, aot exceed A. work in Kingston was read by Ing twe months, on Homeseekers' thes yo. © a 4 ne I ar aad uty only, Miss 8 Paster, general jesretany, enn be hod on payment of $5.00 for he text of our wor, here is to ench month or part thereof. put 'First Things First," said the Stop-over privileges may he nd at secretary. The true meaning of the Sinwines wid _Went. alae herveen association's title was kept in view Por full particulars, apply to J. P.. al all times to the proper carrying on lisnley," Agent, Corner Johuwsvu uad| of the work. Christianity in its Oniatie streets. a | highest, form was practised at all LL {times. "With regard to the extension { work, that of visiting factories has HOM ESEEKE RS' ea most suecesstul Personal yisits ! | followed by bringing st k- E X C u R S ! oO N S ling in the city rg] IAG 100 ware | very satisfactory. | women at the county jail is being héld, and was bringing good results. {On Sunday afternoon a Bible study yclass is held in the building, and {the fact that the membership is con- i stantly increasing proves its popular- lity. The girls are proving faithful to their memorization of scripture pas- Sages. MAY. 8th TO OCTOBER 30th The Recreation club meets every ! Monday. This club is taking wp Every Greater Production in earnest. Small T uU 5 a D AY portions of ground around the build- "ALL RAIL" = also by | ios are ive dug up and planted by THURSDAY'S STEAMER || The fortnightly meetings of the 1 Fellowship Club were also very satis- "Great Lakes Routes" | factory. This club is helping in Red {Season Navigation) { Cross Foreign Mission apd home folk | work. Your Future Is in the West || During the past year the building inns been full at all times. The { boarders were always willing to ren- der every possi assistance by sing- ing or playing. Almost every one of the girls has at some time or other Canadian Pacific {in the absence of the secretary been Particulars from F. Conway, C. in charge and led the evening ser- P. R. City Ticket Office, corner || vice. Princess and Wellington streets. || During the term just ended the lo- Phone 1197, : | ih we ----|{ With the Fingers! . LINES : CANADA S5 SERACE, Says Corns Lift Qut Between Hamilton, rents, Picton, | . * Kingston, ri Moutreal and Without Any Pain "elteville" Lv. Toronto 10 p.m. Monday. | yy ugut Ar. Kingston, Wednesday, 5 a.m. Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns Que! "Uity of Ottawa" Lv. Terente 5 p.m. or any kind of a corn can shortly be SVednendny. Ar. Kingston, Thursday | lifted right out with the fingers if "City wf Hamliton" Ly, Toronto, 3 pum. | YOU Will apply directly upon the corn Saturdny, Ar. Kingston Sunday 9 am, | 8 few drops of freezone, says a Cin "Jellevilte" Ba m. Fri efonati. authority. any. Ar. Kingston. Monday 4 a.m.;| It is claimed that at small cost one Jieron, Monday a. i can get a quarter of an ounce of "City of i * Lv. M ifr e at any drug store, which is fon, tuesday. Ar. Kingston Thara- |gufficient to rid one's feet of every "City of Ottawa" Ly. Moutresl 13 moon | COFN OF callous without pain or sore- Sniurday 3%, Kingston, Moand#y am. | nees or the danger of infection. Por further information, apply Phones | This new drug is an ether com- © OM. E. PARKS, pound, dnd while sticky, dries the General Agent. | moment it is applfed and-does not inflame or even irriate the surround- © EASTROEND A weekly Bible study class for the THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1917 ---- cal association entertained three visiting members: Miss Una Saun- ders, National Secretary for the Do- minion; Miss Hanill, National Secre- tary for the students section, and Miss Lane, National City Secretary. The Y.W.C.A. rooms had accommo- dated the 1LO.D.E, W.C.T.U. and Mothers' meetings at various times. Positions are being secured - for young women. Recently a penniless woman and two who were homeless have been taken care of. In closing her report Miss Foster thanked the president and others for their assistance and encourage- ment. Reports from various branches of Y.W.C.A. work were also submitted to the meeting. On Saturday afternoons there is children's _ bible study, choruses, 'games, sewing, etc. After reading this, report on Junior Work," Mrs. H. Breck gave the treasurer's report which was quite satisfactory. Miss Lockett read the membership committee's report and this was fol- lowed by a discussion on the advisa- bility of canvassing for funds on similar lines to that of the Y.M.C.A. The report by Miss O. Chown upon the work of the educational commit- tee was very satisfactory. This branch--of work includes lectures, classes in bookkeeping, first ald, home nursing and Saturday after- noon rambles. Miss Isabel Ross, who read the so- cial committee's report, stated that owing to the war there were not as many entertainments being held. The financial committee's report was read by Mrs. McCallum. Rev. E. R. McLean gave a splendid address on "The Social Aspect of the Gospel" taking up the impressions he gained at the recent Social Service meeting in Toronto. , The "following were elected mem- bers of the Board: Mrs. Logie Mac- donnell, Mrs. F. Welch, Mrs. H. Breck, Miss F. King, Mrs. C. Clark, Miss Florence Wilson, Mrs. McNeill, Miss Lillian Sanderson, Miss Isabel Ross and Mrs. R. J. Rodgers. LT. "JACK" HANNAFORD REPORTED MISSING And Believed Killed--He En- listed When the War Broke ut. On Friday afternoon, Mrs. E. J. B. Pense, West street, received word that her nephew, Lieut. "Jack" Hannaford, was officially reported | missing and believed killed. Lieut. Hannaford is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Maitland Hannaford of Montreal. He enlisted in August 1914 in the 2nd Battalion and went to the front as a corporal He was wounded in the knee in March 1915 and invalided to Canada where he spent some time . Then he qualified as lieutenant at the School of In- fantry at Barriefield camp and went overseas last summer with the 93rd Peterboro Battalion. In England he was. transferred ito the 20th Battal- ion and has been at the front for some months in the thick of the fighting. ' » Lieut. Hannaford proved himself a splendid soldier. Before war broke out he was with the: Kingston branch of the Bank of British North Am- erica and was one of the city's most popular young men. PAGE NINE TT -- Home For Aged People. Kingston, May 19.--(Teo the Bdi- ter): The commission which is now managing the Home for Aged Pecpie, under the direction of the City Coun- cil, have been pressed wild the de- cessity for enlarging its dormitory and dining-room accommodation, Tis impsovement was contemplat ed some years ago, and, at the re- quest of the Board of Directors, plans and specif cations were prepared' They called for an expenditure of about $10,000, and as the money was not them available, the undertaking had to be abandoned Tor the time be- Since then the number cf attend- ants has been very much increased -- thirteen aged people from the coun- ties have been admitted since the be- ginning of this year--and at the pre- sent time the institution 's occupied to its fullest capacity. An emlarge- ment is, therefore, made obligatory. The question is, how can it be fin- anced? There are two ways open to the commissioners. They can appeal to those = who are possessed of the means for a loan conditionally. There may be in the city one who will 'mitate a certain benefactor of Queen's University with regard to tae erection of one of its buildings. For a use of a sum sufficient to erect a wing at the Home for Aged People the commissioners will be will- ing, I think, to pay interest for the while, if the institution éventually enjoys the amount invested as a leg- acy. or the commissioners can appeal to the council for such a sum as will be needful for the purpose, the amount to be raised by the issue of debentures, payable within a certain number of years, with interést, and repayable to the city as legacies are left to the Home, plus, of course, any sum annually which can be saved, in receipts over expenditures, by good management. The legacy plan is to be preferred. Speaking of legacies, I am glad to say that during the last week the house received a bequest of $600 from the Catharine Brown estate, and it will be duly and properly ac- knowledged when the commission- ers meet again-- Faithfully, --R. MEEK. "DAUGHTER OF THE GODS." Go With the Children Into the Land of the Fairies. "Daughter of the Gods" with An- nette Kellerman will be shown at the Family Theatre Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday, May 21st, 22nd; and 23rd. In a beautiful play of a few years actress was called upon to say: "You do believe in fairies, don't you?" And entire audiences respon- ded, "Ye&" without shame or bash- fulness. "A Daughter of the Gods" is fantasy without apology. Every mother will wish her sons and daugh- friend of children will wish to bring them here. For in thig picture the wonders of Aladdin dnd his magic | ater To Th itr | A Soft Hat or Derby We are headquarters for the "wideawakes" who are keen for the new things in headwear. You can choose from PROCTOR, BTC. $2 to $4.50. ago, a charming and distinguished | ters to see this picture. Every Ladies' P adles umps This season we are showing the largest range of pumps ever shown in this city. Patent and kid pumps, $5.00 and $4.00, Brown kid pumps, $4.50. Grey kid pumps, $4.50 and $6.00. White Canvas pumps, $2.00 to $4.00. "Choose yours now." Abernethy 's Shoe Store ---------- TEAR RAO TRA FOR COMFY Large Comfortable Pull- man Back, Roll Edge, Strollers and Sulkeys, d Collapsible G Rattan Baby Carriages. an wa se James Reid * The Leading Undertaker. RT | 7 Visit This Dairy and Decide for Yourself. -- Satisfaction Guaranteed. Official Test by H. B. Smith. Mik tewt- ed 3.2 Buiter Fat. 24 JOHNSON STREET ------iGity Dairy RAPION "LET R lamp arp outrivalled. No caliph or| THE | PASYEURIZED MILK AND CREAM, ing tissue. FORMER GSTO) ING This announcement will interest x N YOUNG MAN potentate of 4 Persian kingdom E r many women here, for it is said that . coud have duplicated the scehes of No. 2. cond ®i]) A "N HL the present highiheel footwear is | U0INg to France as an Officer in the | this picture. Children, coming here, E APIO 4 Nea ona AY ! l {putting corns on practically every US. Army. may take the Queen of Fairies by the ER APION Te WEANTSS SS, Lana woman's feet. Lee R. Washington, of Chicago, hand and journey into gnome or elf- fA ibd Phone 2083 Passenger Service | « Montreal and London (Calling Falmouth to oud' passengers) M treal and Bristol Sewing machines, Umbrellas, Sait vion Cases, Trunks repaired and refitted, phar particulars of sailings and rates |Saws filled, Knives and scissors Reford Co, Limited, a he ah § Al os 50 King Street East, Toronto. of firearms repaired promptly. Locks ns : repaired; Keys fitted. All makes of Many, a man thinks himself a Mwy mowers sharpesied and. Yepairs genius because he lives by his wits. Success is easily plucked only 49 Sydenham Stree from trees that ETOW Jato-the.shy 1 t A Special for Monday Only 3% Packages of Jelly Powder, 7c pack Can your Pinsapples oh olay 18 west. Crawford's Grocery, | Things To Eat." Phone 26 No a » FRESH SEEDS | = Férget to Put Your Furs Away Illinois, a member of the Illinois National Guard, was summoned to Springfield during the wv sit of General Joffre to that place as one of the guard of honor. This young man expects shortly to leave for France as a commissioned offi- cer in the feleral army, having spent some mcnths in Texas last summer, doing. beoder duty during the Mexi- can trouble. Lee Richardson Washington bears three names, distinguished in ohurch and state: Genemal Robert BE. Lee, a cous n of his father, James F.. Washington, who is alo one of the nearest living relatives of Gene- ral George Washington, and James Richardson, Bishop of Toronto, an uncle of his grandfather, James Richardson Bryant. % Lee Washington is quite well known in Kingston, hav ag lived there for some time. He is a nephew of mean, Alexander and Harry t, and of Mrs. Albert Neal, now residing in Vinton, Ohio, but former- 1y of Kingston. The many friends of Mr. Washington are gratefu, at his ewrly promotion as. Be is only {wventy years of "age, and look for bum to win distinction ani prove himsel! ¢ worthy descendant of such noble oe : IN CIRULES "The Schooner Julia B. Merrill ar- 1 2ived from Sodus Point, with coal | The steamer Jex arrived from Os- wego, with a cargo of coal for So- wards. | The steamer Missisquoi is Rockport, fand to play and splash with the little people. They will see the smoky mysteries of 4 witch's cavern with the witch of badn and her broomstick riders at their sorceries. They will see the wave of a fairy wand drive off the spirit of evil Beautiful mermaids, half girl and half fish will play for them on pink coral ledgdes under opaline skies and call their sisters from the far hori- zon on the edge of the world. Joy- ous sprites dance in the light of tro- pical moonbeams silhouetted against the Caribbean night. Two performances will be given each day at 2.30 p.m. and 8.1% p.m. Change of Train Times. Effective May 20th change of time in Canadian Northern train. service will be made as follows: e Between Kingston and Ottawa-- Sunday; returning leave Ottawa 1.10 p.m. except Sunday. . Between Kingston and Toronto-- Leave Kingston 2.45 p.m, except. Sun- day; returning leave Toronto 10.00 a.m. except Sunday; 11.00 p.m. ex- Sept Saturday and. 9.00 am. Sunday only. Between Kingston and Tweed-- Leave Kingston 5.15 - pom. except Sunday; returning leave Tweed 6.- 45 a.m. except Sunday. For furtheg particulars apply to . BE. Ivey, Station Agent, or M. C. vice Yity wo yourc se Xo follow up" circulars, AC AYES STOCK RDN. Wo, LOXDONy nw Leave Kingston 2.45 p.m. except | Potatoes We have just received a car of toes suitable for seed. We will sell these off the'car at a very W.F. McBroom 'CHARM TEA -- IN PACKAGES. Black, Green and Miked. Packed in King- ; ston, by GEO. ROBERTSON & SON, Limited.