PAGE TWO THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1919. inn Book and Music Sal Latest Popular Copyrights (regular 75¢) ; Extra special .. .. .60c More than 1500 of the most popular authors of modern fiction represented. Provide yourself with a good book for'a wet Sun- day. : Popular Music Sale .. .. . ... ... .. SIR -- -. NCOENTS OF HE DAY LOCAL NOTES AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST. MARKET PRICES LOWER. + A ------ Butter' and Potatoes Showed a Drop On Saturday. - | The inclement weather kept mat] farmers away from the market on Saturday morning, and the atten- daneg was the smallest for some weeks. . Prices showed a tendency to drop. Butter showed a further de- crease of a few cents and sold at 53 to 55 cents a pound, but eggs sold at 50 cents a dozen. A few fowls were on hund and the pricés were from $1.75 to $2.50. Veal brought 16 and 17 cents a pound for forequart- ers and 21 and 22 cents a pound for hindquarters. Potatoes showed a! substantial drop in price, the most | being sold at $1.25 a bag. Large quantities of spring veg- etables were on the market. Lettuce sold at 5 and 1y cents a bunch. Cu- cumbers sold at 10 cents each; rad- ishes at 6 cents a bunch; rhubarb three bunehes for 25 cents, green onions 5 and 10 cents a bunch; The Weber Piano Company, Kings- asparagus 15 cents a bunsh or two ton, Limited, have just received an for a quarter. One gardener had a export order for pianoes to be shippedtgood supply of fresh strawberries, to New Zealand. which he sold at 30 cents a box. The Weather Man is interfering with the farmers in their seeding. One farmer stated on, Saturday that he had very little seeding done. Plans are being discussed by the |students in the science summer [school at Queen's Univegeity for a dance at the end of the month. 'An able-bodied chap was looking for Mayor Newmah early Saturday morning. He was anxiqQue to get a railway pass as far as Toronto, The Rev. A_ W. Bailey, pioneer missionary, Portuguese West Africa, will, D.V., conduct a meeting at the YWECLA, rooms, Johnson street, on Sunday next at 4.15 p.m. Everybody welcome, The Toronto Globe publishes a pie- ture of A, M. Rankin, M.P.P., and adds: He is a member of the Ontario Highways Commission, who is 'boost- ing tite provinefal highway and good roads. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watt and daughter Olive, who have been visit- ing friends in the city, returned to Toronto on Saturday. Mr. Watt is with the Commodore Jarvis training ship. Buy your groceries at Pickering's. Mrs. E. Williams, 22 Deacon street, received a telegram from her son, Pte. Charles Williams, who arrived at Halifax on the SS. Olympic, stating they were leaving Friday night for Kingston, If it hurts you to laugh, stay away from the concert at the Y.M.C.A. next Monday night, May 19th. You couldn't help holding your sides if you heard Reva Horsman, elocution- ist, on 'that occasion. Tickets, 35e. and 60e, Buy at the "Y." The Toronto Board of Health's re- cent proposal to order the wrapping of all bread delivered to the citizens, and the wearing of white gloves dur- ing delivery has given rise to very lit- itle comment among Kingston bakers, Now is the time to have your plano tuned. We carry two expert tunérs and will assure entire satis- faction. C. W. Lindsay, Limited, The Grand Chapter of the Royal Areh Masons, which was to meet in Winnipeg on May 20th to 22nd, has been postponed because of the strike. Messrs. A. Shaw, W. C. R, Murch and Established 1859 Happenings in the City and Vicinity ~=What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the Whig, The trees are budding out finely. {| Fresh garden seeds at Pickering's. W. Swaine, plano tuner, orders at McAuley's, or 'phone 564W, D." Cheevers, father of Mrs. C. H. 'Boyes, Alfred street, dled on Sunday {at Guelph, £ Capt. A. B. Whytock and Capt. S. N. Purvis of Madoe, are registered at the 'Hetel \Frontenac. DALY'S GOOD TEA for Sale at MA- HOOD'S DRUG STORE, Kingston; at WALLACE'S DRUG STORE, Napanee. Mrs, Samuel Drysdale, 171 Syden- ham street, returmed = this morning from @ visit 'with friends in Toronto. .. Two For a Quarter Every title of popular music in stock. This special Saturday price is not equalled anywhere in Canada' Hear Salsbury's "Kingston's Premier Orchestra to-night in the latest popular dance and song music. LATEST MAGAZINES FOR JUNE Woman's Home Companion, Pictorial Review, Family Journal, Classic, Young's, Saucy, Smart Set, Cosmopolitan, American' Ain- slee's, Short Stories, etc: READ THESE TWO BIG NOVELS The Crimson Tide, by Chambers, in June Cosmopoiitan. The House of Baltazar;by Wm. J. Locke, in the, May Good Housekeep- ing. 2 The BEST are the CHEAPEST Your Inspection Invited John McKay, Limited Manufacturers of Fine Furs ' 149 to 155 Brock Street Kingston Ont. i cet WOMEN'S AUXILIARY MEETING. Substantial Progress Repdifed by Y.M.C.A, Organization. Splendid reports were brought in at the annual meeting of the Wo- men's Auxiliary of the Y.M.C.A. on Friday afternoon. The treasurer's report was particularly encourag- ing, and a substantial balance re- mains to be expended on repairs and renovation which the ladies are contemplating. After a. resume' of the year's work had been given by the president, Mrs. John Wright, the nomination committee recom. mended that the executive be re- THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE Phe se 919 nil © 9° 4 -. Open Nights. President, Mrs. John Wright; sec " retary, Mrs. R. Douglas; treasurer, . HI TY Mrs. E. P. Jenkins; committee con- a Se 2 5 in Stock venors, Mrs. R. Douglas and Miss L. Mayell; social; Mrs. J. E. Gow and Mrs. W. H. Dyde, property; \ Duipboil's Toute Soup . . . . . Campbell's Vegetable Soup Ladies Silk Poplin Skirts, grey navy and black in sizes up to 29 inch waist band. Mrs. J. Wright, finanee. It was de- cided that a stereopitean should be Olark's Tomato Soup Olark's Vegetable Boup Really beautiful garments cheap at $5 each. To-night, $3.95. * purchased. Distributors 'for Red Rose Tea--the $2.50 A DARING TOBBRRY. Bay Hos Popular Ladies' Wash Silk Blouses, white, flesh and maize. Sizes 34 to 44. Extra special W.R.McRae&Co Victrolas and Victor Records You Will Enjoy Hearing These Lauder Records A Wee Deoch an' Doris cr +. 70002--81.50 The Blarney Stone ... ..., ... Wr re ea ees T0018---$1.50 British Baulldog's Watching at the Door . . a It's Jst Like Being at Home .., .., . .. . When I Was Twenty-One ... ... ... "rea Job Roy Macintosh ,.. ... ... The Saftest of the Family ... Queen Among the Heather . .. Mr. John Mackay ... ... In the Rotary ... ... .. Hey! Donal ... ... All the popular, vocal and dance records in stock. your favorites at Mahood Bros. L = William Campbell had purposed at- tending. : Evelyn Holyoak Braithwaite, so- prano soloist, with a wonderful voice, will sing at the splendid concert in the YM.C.A. on Monday evening, Mdy 19th. Tickets, 36c. and 50c. Buy at the "Y." Rev, 'R, Bamforth, Colborne, has accepted an invitation to take charge of the Methodist church at Deseronto for next conference term. He 18 a graduate of Queen's and a son-in-law of Mrs, William Lake, Queen street. Buy your meats at Pickering's. As a result of the heavy rains there Stole Jewellry and Boots from Sec- ond-Hand Store. Two youths pulled off a daring robbery at Mrs, Circle's early Friday evening, but quick work on the part of Constable John" Naylon resulted in the arrest of the two youths and the recovery of the stolen property shortly after the robbery. One of 'the youths was found hiding in a blacksmith shop, and constable Nay- lon also found the stolen property where it had been hidden, One youth was given six months and the Other three months, Mrs. Circle was found guilty of not keeping a proper entry in her book as required by law, of the pur- chase of a watch, and was fined $20 and costs. "If such a thing as 'this occurs again you will tose your lic- enuse," said the magistrate to Mrs. Circle, who has been before the court before om a similar charge, ----ee-- A Boy Injured, An automobile driven by J, Mc- Leod collided with a lad named Gardiner riding a bicycle on Univer- sity avenue on Friday afternoon. The boy was thrown from his wheel and was picked up from under the car between the two front wheels. He sustained bruises and cuts Hd was taken tg hospital tor oT HACE GOLDEN LION License No. 6-543 «. 60008---90c . . 601830---00¢ + + 60005--90¢ Hear 39¢ Wide Frilling in assorted colors. Special to-night at 39¢ per collar length. Special Sale of Ladies' Suits at $19.50 and $30.00; about $10 les than regular. Save by buying now. Balbriggan Underwear for boys or men. We have all sizes in all the wanted lengths. If You Have any Pro- perty to Sell, Place it on Our Selling. List WE 'HAVE BUY. ; ERS; DO IT NOW. =1o; DO IT NOW. A detached brick dwelling on Clergy street west, hot wa- ter heating, garage, and all ime provements, $5600, We have a nice summer cot- tage well furnished, a short distance from the city that can be bought cheap, Full list at office, ; UTA double frame dwelling on . Montreal street for $3500. Central Location Homes QUEEN 87., near Sydenham street, frame, 7 rooms, ver. -Andah, furndce, stable and drive Tose, $4100, ST, near Ordnacce a TT RUGS---RUGS Brussels, Tapestry, Witlon, Axminster and Congoleum in al Ithe wanted sizes. Popu- lar priced. ------ Passed Dominion Dental Council, Dr. Ernest Sparks has passed his Dominion Dengal Council this spring. The holders of this certificate are permitted to practice dentistry in any province in Canada except Quebec. ee ts as tn. stréet, brick, 8 rooms, good barn, hy ORDNANCE ST., near Rideau street, brick, 7 rooms, fur GLASSES MEAN TWO LENSES IN ONE is a portion of the sidewalk on the east side of King street, pear Princess street, under water, and #t is a great inconvenience to pedestrians, The Cheese Sales. Brockville, 2,450 at 30¢ to 30 Ke. Campbeliford, 376 at 29 Be. eS aie se Art Blinds and Draperies o E.W.MULLIN & SON Sellers of Real Estate Insurance of All Kinds, Cor. Johnson & Division Sts. The upper lens 1s for distant Phones: 589w and 639). sight, the lower for near sight. For overcoming - eyestrain, for perfect vision and for con- venience, I cannot recommend invisible bifocals too highly. Why not try them to-day? semana M.S, Asselsine, D.0S. Money to Loan 342 King St, Kingston, Ont.. . Buaan TTI We will rent you a piano, und at n . end of six months if you feel like j/purchasing instrument we will allow 3 A of addresses were given. There was | ae ! a a_ musical programme. Miss Great Sale of J&Z i= city engineer's department has been asked to look after the matter. Spirella corsets made 'to measure; will send trained corsitiere to your home. 'Phone 1262], Janet Dunnett, city manager. The members of the cast which presented '"'The Minister's New Hat" at Sydenham street Method- ist church under the auspices of the Young Men's Clhib of Queen street 'Methodist church, were entertained by members of Miss L. Allen's Sun- day school class. RE ------ "The Hat Store," nace, $3200, PINE ST. near Cherry street, frame, 6 rooms, front and side verandah, $1800, McCann's 86 Brock Btreet st , NEW™"HATS FOR EVERYBODY We Save You Some- g on Every Hat aA b ¢ ; . ou Buy CHURCH SERVICES. Brock Street Methodist Church-- SCIENCE NOTE : BOOK REFILLS for twin-lock binder The minister, Rev. A. Lough, 20c per 100 will preach at both the services, 11 WHIG JOB DEPT. Newman & Shaw (ZZ .» The Always Busy Store | 5 (McFaul's Old Stand) Of Clear Birch and Maple are cheaper than linoleums, Have new floors laid before * and you will The Royal Arch Chapter No. 1 AF. and AM. had a special meeting ow Friday evening when a number | dm. and 7 p.m. Sunday school for beginners and primary classes at 11 a.m.; afternoon session 3 o'clock; congregational meeting on Wednes- day eveniyg, 8 o'clock; Young La les' Club, Thursday evening, eigh o'clock, ay St. Andrew's--Rev. John Ww. Stephen, minister, will conduet the services, 11 am. and 7 Pp.m.; Sun- day school, 3 p.m. Students, sol- diers and strangers welcome, ------------ Was Reared As a Memorial, A correspondent in the Napanee Beaver, in writing on memoriajs for 'the dead does not approve of build- nderson rice, and arrange easy terms on bal- Dee C. W. Lindsay, Limited. white and V.W. Bro, Smeaton recit-|] ed, * Daniel Hazlett has bought the Ww . Orser property, one mile north ' of Bloomfield. -------- er Home Again, Private 8. Taylor, who went Siberia with the field ambulance, | has returned. He will " Sun~ day evening in the Gospel. Hal, new Orange Hall buflding. Mr. ' . , Taylor has a good message which | You will do well to hear. vt Friday and Saturday ¢ Fresh supply Page & Shaw Chocolate, ¢ has also' been a gue Ta $1.00