New Bed Time Story Books BURGESS. The Adventures of BOB WHITE The Adventures of * OL' MISTAH BUZZARD Illustrated by Harrison Cady, 50c each Every boy and girl from 4 to 10 years of age will want the new Burgess book. Now At Uglow's 141 PRINCESS STREET ready You have 'your new hats, boots, suits, ete. But did you forget the welfare of your eye- sight? Are your glasses mo- dern and correct for your vision? HAVE YOUR EYES . EXAMINED - By our thorough methods, which are a lttle different and more accurate than usual, J. J. STEWART, OPT.D. | 'phn Ge Sits \ Bride and Bridesmaids' Gifts for the Brooch, of Suitable presents bride-- Diamond Bar Lavalier, Ring, String Pearls. Bridesmaids -- \Pearl Rihg, Pearl Bar Brooch, Onyx Ring, String of Pearls Best Man--Pearl Stick Pin, Links, Waldemar Chain, Cane, Cigarette Case, Kinnear & d'Esterre THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, | MAY 15, 1919. KINGSTON MOTOR SUBMITTED CLUB HAS Contains Most Advanced Ideas om Traffic Regulation--Club Will Have a Vigilance Comn.ittee. That the Kingston Motor Club will he a: very aggressive organiza- tion in the city during the sum- mer months is anticipated by those who have been taking part in "iis activities during the past few weeks. Considerable organization work has already been acconiplished, and ev- ery effort is being made to build up a strong association" for the protee- tion of motoring interests in the city. Besides securing several hun: dred road signs, which are to be placed on roads throughout the district by members of the club, a draft 'traffic regulation by-law has been framed and it is probable that dt will be considered at the next meeting of the board of works. The by-law contains the most ad- vanced ideas on traffic regulation which 'could be secured by an ex- amination of the rules in force in Canada and the United States, and will prove of interest when its con- tents are published. Some of the more important . provisions deal with the parking of cars, the ques- tion of permitting turning on Prin- cess street and kindred points. The members of the club are en- thusiastic for its success, and it is their aim that traffic regulation in Kingston shall be as conducive to the maintenance of pedestrian rights as those of the motorists, It is believed that the traffic by-law now in force has outgrown its. use- fulness with the tremendous in- crease in motor traffic, and that it is time that the council should have before them for their serious sideration. No attempt is made to force through a scheme which would disregard the rights of others, and various points will be explained if necessary in order that their advantage to the city may be recognized. The club is determined that the great majority of the city's motor- ists shall obey the' law, and for that reason it is desirable that the law sliould be up to date. As most of the motorists, including many of the leading citizens, are members of the club, it' is felt that the organi- zation will do much good. Efforts will be made to obey the spirit as well as the letter of the law, and it is probable -that a vigilance com mittee will endeavor to prevent any actions which would tend to bring the great body of motorists into disrepute. Those who are found speeding will be informed of their misdemeanor, and others who dis- regard the rules will be asked to re- con- being J Ocean Steamship Ticket Agency. C.S. Kirkpatrick «368 Clarence St. Phone L68w, Sa ~y "OLD TIRES ebuilt OUR GUARANTEE Satisfaction to Our Customers As simple as broadest and most possibly give---and our our efforts, words can make it---yet liberal guarantee anyone can the absoluce guidance in all frain from actions which would in- jure the reputation of Kingston motorists as law abiding citizens. The Kingston Motor Club is a co-operative, mutual .aid -associa- tion, and as such it will endeavor to act for the best interests' not only of the mémbers of the motor- ing fraternity, which is rapidly swelling in numbers, 'but for the in: terests of the general public as well. ---------- MAKING GOOD PROGRESS. Kingston's Symphony Orchestra Is Rounding Into Shape. The. Kingston symphony orchestra is makin nderful progress under the able directiom--of Oscar F. Telg- mann. Weekly practice is held--in] the Y.M.C.A., parlors and the com- position of the orchestra shows that there is a great deal of musical talent in Kingston. Thirty-five people at- tend the rehearsals and it is expected that the complete orchestra will. in- clude sixty instruments. The success of the undertaking is due to the initiative of several well- known eitizens, W, G. Craig, O. V. Bartels; <J. W. Fraser, Profs. Eaton and Gummer, of Queen's, and Mr. Brooks, of the R.C.H.A.. A large number of young ladies are receiv- ing Instruction on the violin and the enthusiasm shown by all who are tak- ing part is likely to give permanence to the organization, which is a pure. ly voluntary one. A BY-LAW. J some sort of advanced ideas brought |" SEEK BETTER TRAFFIC LAW, Sick Headache © onl2) CURED_BY Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills When your liver becomes sluggish and inactive, the bowels become con- stipated, the tongue becomes coated, the breath bad, and tke stomach all out of order. Then come those terrible sick headaches. 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Milburn, Co., Limi- ted, Toronto, Ont. re rn MILITARY BALL LEAGUE SEASON'S PLAY. The Opening to Be on 80th of May-- A Military Football League Is Also Organized. A meeting of the Military Baseball League was held at the Y.M.C.A. on Wednesday evening, and a committee was appointed to draft the schedule for the coming season, beginning with a doubleheader on the cricket field diamond on May 30th. It is prebable that the games will be played on Wed- nesdays and Saturdays thereafter. There are seven teams in the league representing" the following units: G.W.V.A,, Army and Navy Veterans, Vocational School, Queen's Science, District Depot, C.G.R. and the 21st Battalion Club, Some amendments to the rules gov- erning the personnel of the teams were suggested, but action was de- ferred until next meeting of the ex- ecutive, when it is hoped more repre- sentativés will be present. Military Football League. A meeting of the Military Football League was held at the Y.M.C.A. par- lors on Wednesday evening for the purpose of = organization. Lieut, Strowger occupied the chair. The fol- lowing officers were elected: Honor- ary presidents, Brig.-Gen. A,B. Ross, C.M.G., Brig.-Gen. Victor A. 8. Wil- liams, Lieut.-Col, Harry Oenet, A A G., Majors T. A. Kidd and W. J. Me- Manus, Col. J. 8. N™Leste;, Mayor H. W. Newman, W. PF. . Nickle, M.P.; president, Capt. Fitzgerald; vice- président, Lieut. Westbere; secre- tary-treasurer, G. A .Adams. Progress has been made in the for- mgtion of some of the teams already, but seven teams are in¢luded in the league--the - Langemarcke Rangers . and N. Veterans), the 21st Bat- talion, Club, G.W.V.A., Voeational Schoo), *&.R., R.C.H.A. and the R. The execpitve committee will meet on Friday next week to draw up which will begin on George Young, secretary of the Military "Y,"\ announced that good ganization aft in Belleville, B outside points. NOT SETTLED YET. 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SUTHERLAND Insurance, Real Estate Corner Brock & Bagot Sts. Phones: Office, 77; House 1343w, (The Modern Beauty) Every woman should have a small package of delatone handy, for its timely use will keep the skin free from beauty-marring hairy growths, To remove hair or fuzz, make a thick The orchestra will make its first puble appearance at a grand concert to be given some time in June, and music lovers are looking forward to a great treat. ment With Contractors. A meeting of the carpenters was held Wednesday fight, and an invita- tion was extanded to the comtractors to attend with a view to trying to settle the existing difficulties. but the Just Like New By Our Improved Process Debilit Menics gency, Fwd Ot rogaine of Fi pl Rss, Tens dolar ami We have hundreds of satisfied customers. El Great singlish Fhoaphodins, Tonos and nvisnite the mm, maki in We A Super. price $1 i . PRold Why are you not one of them? Close neighbors are too often bitter some of the enemies. Don't be doubtful or misled by other dealers who are not equipped to do this class of tire build- Tire building is in a class by itself. installed extra equipment this week and have trip- ing. led our capacity. 'The Place They Re-Build Your Old Tires 206-8 Wellington Street We have THE WESTERN FAIR, London, Ontario, September 6th to © 18th f The management of the exhibition; London, Ont., is to be congratulated on having secured for the Midway attraction this year the famous John. ny J. Jones Exposition which is, with- out doubt, the greatest array of all- star feature attractions that has ever been seen with any out-door amuse. ment enterprise. This exposition in- cludes about thirty shows and rides, all of 'which are of the very best qual- fty. They will require over fifteen hundred feet of, frontage to accom- modate them. This will be something new and different from anything ever carpenters report that their invita. tion was ignored by the contractors, and, as a result, the situation remains exactly the same, and will until such [fime as the contractors are willing to meet the men. The carpenters not working were to-day advised by the secretary to call at Labor Hall for the purpose Mrs. Ida Jane Dollar McKim, wife of George H. McKim, died suddenly in Watertown, N.Y.. on Saturday, following a brief illness of heart trouble, aged sixty-two years. She was born near Napanee, 'Ont,, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dollar, and spent her early life there, mov. of receiving their strike pay . paste with powdered delatone and water. Apply to hairy surface amd after 2 or 3 minutes rub off, wash the skin and it will be free from hair or blemish. To avoid dis- appointment, be sure you get real delatone. YUBAN Will Be At CAVERLY'S | Next Week Let ing to Watertown after her marriage | So Ice Cream Parlor Pi to Western Fair visitors. Prize lists, entry forms amd 'all in- formation regardi the exhibition J} furnished on application to the secre- Hitary, A. M. Hunt, general offices, Lon* lldon, Ont. about thirty-seven years ago. Two, sisters, Mrs. Annie Garrison and Mrs. Emma Loyst, and a brother, Albert Dollar, reside in Napanee. Andrew Forrésier, of Wives," left for Colorado this to manage business there. wife, Amy . will be the guest of Mrs. Irma during her husband's The death eTrod on Sundhy ad Renfrew of fh at the Sells the ice cream which has been > for three years according to Gov- ernment test, the best in Ontario. tous week 's steel young nl CATS KILL CHICKENS, We invite you to view the favored 'mo- I" Citlsen Sent in 2 Hurryup Call to The receiv 1 sorts of com- dels in pumps and Oxfords for the spring fate ohay I a hal aio yan Raasell, and summer of 1919. | | he Sion ana asked. one of the cone| 48° oF 83 years. "The late Mir. Rus-|: The EE Bol oe 2 ZL ex quisite patterns and Fi 'the matter?" asked one)' : styles offered, will delight the woman who uses taste in selection, and 4 julgment i in ex- A PRETTY IRISH PLAY, "Macusltla" Was Presented at the Grand on Wednesday Night. One of 'the prettiest Trish plays seen here in some seasons was "Macushla," presented at the Grand on Wednesday night by a capabie Company eaded by Barry McCor- No more sanitary or more up-to- date Ice Cream Parlor can be found in Canada. OUR MOTTO: QUALITY AND QUICK SERVICE Next to Grand Opera House Phone 640. constables. "T want you to kill of all the cats oo, _ Cos EE } Nand Killing off my chickens." ¥ Duncannon Mr. M