MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1918. NGIDENIS OF THE DAY LOOAL NOTES aN AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST. Happenings In the City end Vicinity ~~What the Merchayts Offer to the Readers of the Whig. Pianos (0 ren... C. Limited. J The Cape Vincent Miele THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, ms 0F A CAND - | bes i he New Cosmopolitan Now on Sale NOW ON SALE SIX STORIES SEVEN SPECIAL FEATURES CONTENTS Contribotors Harrison Fisher . Herbert Kanfman Mary Carolyn Davies , ah . w Savi Sa CR Robert W. Chambers Jada . oan aa Po I . Jnek Londen . g 'Eile Wheeler Wiloox FURS OF FASHION FURS OF QUALITY IN DANGER OF ot Their Reseme Was Effected in Hare bor at Foot of One Young Man Slightly injnved, Princess Street-- nen, Frederick W. Lindsay, Two al young Ackrovd, had a IL inton and Jame ¢ i parrow escape from drowning when | their. canoe overturned at the foot! Democratic paper in Jefferson { of Princess street shortly after Seven N.Y. {o'¢lock on Saturday evening. Earlier A. A. Welsh, {in the evening they had set out Jor | nogue Inn, has offered paddle and were just retura-| ernment for a military hospital. heavy wave struck the Mrs. William Carter and son, Bil-| : ENE side of the craft and overtiirned it. |lje Winnipeg, are in town for a few leg Hare ave > 4 The accident was observed by some | days and gre en pension at "The Bel : young ladies, and they immediately | vijere." sent a call into the police station Now is the time is the only ounty, owner of the Gana- THREE SERIALS it to the Gov- i oy Hlustrators pong o 1eads the nit Way a . of Ah Rim... ... The Opening Poors... Benda Stevens soldiers" to have your Exclusive Models | i i in Hudson Beals, Stoles, and Corbetit's ambulance was sun- moned. Constable Leslie Armstrong took the grappling irons to the scene piano tuned. We earry two expert tuners and will assure entire satis- faction. C. W, Yindsay, Limited. ove Laughs 'aria Ee tage Samuel Merwin . Stizabeth Robins Holand Pertwee ton's Reliable Fur House. 149 and 157 Brock Street, Perfect Eyesight is your best friend. Treat it right. Abuse it and it will forsake you. YOUR EYES may need the ald and com- fort glasses will give. Let us Qemotistrate to yon the latest Cadillac Electric Cleaner with Automatic .re. volviiig dust brush, for catch CONSULT US You owe them that much. Consultation free. J.5.Asselstine D.0.5 Registered Optometrist. 842 King St. NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS Owing to the seareity of help we have been ha in | our repair department, and hav: been unable to get the wo Out As soon as we expected. We now have a full staff of re- pair men and assure prompt service in the future, Central Garage Ed Walsh, Prop. 835 King St. arash dada dh dd a a a "At the Golden Lion Grocery 3 'ancy Clover HONEY in one pound sections, 25 cents each. Fresh California Prunes, nice and sae van 25s 200 J2lie 15e¢ 1h. Evaporated Peaches, 2 Ibs for 25¢c Evaporated Apricots Re sel THEE S San aes W. R HcRae&Co 8 rooms, all improvements: electricity, gas, fireplace; lot 68 x 105; central location. re Me Mathes -------- wt For » your ia porch or veranda Nip- pon and Empire Fibre Rugs inf nine different sizes. Snlie bamboo and Aerolux Porch | Erie on Saturday and discharged her of the occurrence, put in the mean- time the voung men had been brought to. shore. They were ex- hausted from exposure in the cold waiter and were hastened td thei homes One of the young men was slight- ly injured when 'he was Struck by the boaf, but was able to keap afloat until assistance Was available. The accident drew several hundred per- sons to the scene of the ocenrrence, impeding the work of Master Cyril Minaker, Picton, has reiurned home from Kingston, after a successful operation for appendi- citis and. hernia. Now is the time to have your piano tuned. We curry two expert tuners and >a assure entire satis- faction, C. Lindsay, Limited, George Non Carleton Place, accompanied Gordon Ellis to Kings- ton on Saturday, and are spending a few days with Rey. J. D. and Mrs. Ellis, A good many people simplify the problem of finding suitable house- hold help by the direct and comriion- sense method of USING THE CLAS- SIFIED. Prevost, Brock street, has recely- ed some exceptional good values in boys' and men's ready-made suits, which he will sell at a reduced price His values in the order clothing de partment cannot be surpassed, A meeting of the directors of the Kingston Industrial Pair Assoclation was held Friday night, at which the plans for the repairs to the buildings were approved. Tenders will be call- ed for at once, We will rent you a piano, and at end of six months if you feel like purchasing instrument we will al- low the six months' rental on pur- chase price, and arpange easy terms on balance, . W, Li Rilsay, Limited. ECLIPSE OF THE SUN ON SATURDAY EVENING | Was Viewed by the Citizens-- Three Quarters of Sun Eclipsed. The Late Isaac Mouldey. On Sunday evéning the death oe- curred of Isaac Mouldey at the ad- vanced age of eighty-five years, at his home on the Bath Road. The déceas- ed was a native of Oxford, England, but for many years had resided in Canada. Besides his widow he is survived by three sons, John, Joseph and Benjamin, and. one daughter, Mrs, George Weston, Frankfort. The funeral will be held on Wednesday morning to Cataraguni cemetery. Late Francis IR, Sherbino. On Sunday, Francis R. Sherbino passed away after a short illness of] pneumonia. Deceased resided on | University avenue and was sixty] years old, having been born in Fron- tenac county. He was an engineer and | has resided in the city for a number of years. Deceased was a member of | LE Cooke's Presbyterian church. | The partial eclipse of the sun was { observed by many persons on Satur {day evening. Smoked glasses and j colore *d spectacles were much in eyi- Movements of Vessels In and Abou | 4 dence, and on Princess street many the Kingston Harbor. | citizens could he seen watching the eclipse. About three-quarters of the sun was eclipsed and the interesting phenomenon attracted much atten- tion. IN MARINE OIRCLES. iin The steamer 'Belleville derived] from Montreal at 7 a.m: and cleared for Toronto at 10 a.m. on Sunday. The steamer Ionic arrived from| The last eclipse observed the Montreal at 6.20 p.m. and cleared! City was on the day that. the 46th for Toronto at 9.15 p.m. on Sunday. Queen's University Battery left for The steamer City of Hamilton or the front, over two years ago, In the rived from Toronto at 10 a.m. and} year 1925 Kingston will be within cleared far Montreal at 1 p.m. on| the path of totality when the eclipse Sunday. | will occur some time in the, month The steamer 'Thousand Islander; | ot January, This! 4s, of course, which has been laid up below LaSalle | phenomenal,' for itiix only perhaps Lauseway, cleared in tow of the tug ohce in a thousand: years that the Magnolia for Detroit at 7 p.m. on] Path will fall directly across this par- Sunday. The boat has been refitted, ticular portion of the planet. If is and will be in service between De-' Quite probable that many who viewed troit and Cleveland during the sum-| the partial eclipse on Saturday will mer. | also have the unusual privilege of The trawler No. 16 built at an in-| Witnessing the total eclipse when the land port passed down for service at' sun will be wholly shadowed iw a few the Atlantic Ocean on Sunday morn-| years from now. ing." | The steamer Tento is undergoing In Need of Repair, repairs on the Collingwood Ship- | Residents of Union street . fromi building company's drydock. ; Barrie to Alfred would lke to see MT. Co's. Bulletin: The "tug! that roadway fixed. now that the Weaver cleared for Montreal, with{ street car tracks are being raised. The road is certainly in bad condi two grain barges; the tug Laura Grace arrived light, from Fairhaven| tion, and-if the Board of Works can see its way clear to do something to and cleared for Prescott to bring up Hight barges; the steamer Simla ar-| it, vehicle drivers would be glad. rived light, from Montreal, and clear- ed with the barge Bacom, for Port Colborne; the tug Magnolia arrived with the barge Hamilton from Char- lotte; the steamer Windsor cleared light for Charlotte; the tug Hall ar- rived from Montreal with two light BALL ros: the steamer Quebec will pass down to-day with coal from Lake Erie to Montreal; the steamer India has the Burma in tow from Port Dalhousie; the tug Hall cleared to- day with one grain and one coal barge for Montreal; the tug Hackett cleared for Charlotte, with the barges Katie H. and Emery. The steamer Island Belle will be operated between Clayton and Alex- andria Bay. The steamer Avon arrived from in The Government War Tax of 10¢ per pound advances the selling price of "SALADA" Tea, but meney has to be provided to assist the Mother Country and her Allies to win the war, and the public contribution in these little sacrifices will mean much to this end. i. E. Pedlow, M.P., has intimated to the fair secretary that he intends to give a donation of '$100 for special prizes to this year's fair, crew here. The boat will go on the Shipbuilding Company's dry dock for extensive repairs. The steamer Melrose, which went ashore at the Cornwall capal last week, has been released and is being towed to Kingston by the Donnelly Ralvage and Wrecking Company's eet AT FIRST BAPTIST (HURCH. "Kingston's Famous Fur Store" Stewart G. Cole, 8 graduate of MoMaster University, whe has been || accepted for missionary work India, preached at both services in the First Baptist church on Sunday, and Selivereq able discourses. In | iorning he preached on the sub- | joes "Follow Me," and in the even- ing on "What Think Ye of Christ?" | Se vi tal was given b | Jin tier vis oho ol leave this week for their former Jame. Hh George Randolph Chester Arnold Beunett + Loulse Dutton . Owen Johnson . Stephen Freeh Whitman Arthur HB. Reeve . . George Ade . \ The Maid of the will At the Folies-Mondady The Golden My | Virtuous Wives | A Painter of Girlhood The Treason Trust The Fable of the Weed-Enders:, . . Ps Benda | » Williams bv my ge Gibbs . Phutogr Aphie Thnswrations dward 1. Chase 3 "Fon T. McCutcheon J dohn Aton The College Book Store Wl, A i fi gon hd ga bo hg hgh eo Received Today A Big Shipment of the Newest Creations in Misses' and Ladies' Fancy Gingham and Voile Dresses Beautiful Garments at $2.95 Up Pictorial Patterns for July A A yg dha hh Bo Adak Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE S | The newest patterns are in our stock. The small envelope shapes are here, together with the larger, more roomy bags. The colors are usually dark, browns, blues and blacks pre- dominating. The prices are reasonable. Smith Bros. Jewelers and Opticians. Issuers of Marriage Licenses, Famous Starr Phonographs. i W. F. GOURDIER 78-80 Brock Street. MORE AUTOISTS WERE FINED FIVE DRIVERS IN POLICE COUR FOR "CUTTING CORNERS." Two Put Up a Fight But Lost Alder the Evidence Was Taken-- Youth Given Suspended Sentence on a Charge of Theft, | There is serious trouble for auto drivers who "eat corners." Ia police Ahaha en ping Porch On the balcony or over the back shed. Have lots of glass and fly screens and sleep in the fresh air. | time he had ever been in troublu, We have all the material you need. S. ANGLIN & C9. w. i . jan. oedwors ing cory court on Monday morning tive cases of this kind were on the docket, and in each case a fine of $5 and coxts was imposed. In'two of the cases a plea of 'not guilty" was entered, but after taking the evidences Magis- trate Farrell found the parlies charged were guilty and Imposed a fine. The police will continue the | crusade. Those who were fined wera Ceo, Babeoek, Joseph Feeney, 1. C. Lock- ett, William Perec and Harvey roeee BUILDERS SUPPLIES eewey TAR In the casé of Joseph Feeney an | ON CHATHAM ST. EW. Nlin & Son NYY YY YY Double dwelling with cor- ner lot, S850. Rents $812 per year. ON MONTREAL Double dwelling, on a corner; electric light: $3800, ents $324 per year. ON EARL ST. Double dwelling, deep lot, $3600. Rents $360 per year, ON RAGLAN RD. Doulie dweings af 2650 and $3000, aceldent occurred. On Wednesday 'last a wan riding a bicycie collided with Feeney's car at the corner of Bagot and Princess street. A sixteen-year-old boy, arrested on a charge of stealing forty feet of garden hoge, pleaded guilty. ©. RB Webster for the youth, 'and eatiited out that it was the frat and on this account asked for leni- on the spur of the moment the yor appears io have been overcome fl Spit, . would