+ You can buy at mill prices BRAN, SHORTS, FEED FLOUR BEACH MILLING CO. _ Phone 52. Foot of Gore St. Kingston, Ont. Lm . The Bolshevists have been driven from Alexandrovek by aerial bombs ing and bombardment by the Allies, IEE : friend for us. Made-to-Measure and Ready to Wear VET a aerate Andrew W. Mann, -- A who died in Montreal, was well known in Lon. don, St. Thomas and. Brantford. We are growing because we give a Square Deal Our Square Deal Tailoring' Service. to men 'is giving complete satisfaction to a growing number of apprecia- tive customers. Have you visited us yet? - If not, do so at once---it will mean a saving for you and another customer 4 Values That Save--Qualities That Serve THING RANS . VISITS KINGSTON AContinued from Page 1.) C.W.V.A. 'advisory committee am- ounts to an official recognition of the association, and is largely due to the fact that the majority of the twenty soldier members of parliament are also members of the G.W.V.A. While in Kingston Mr. Jarvis in- terviewed practically all the citizens who were in any way connected with the work of re-establishment. He had a long conference with the re- presentative of the Board of Pen- sions commissioners and with the wim A Square Deal To Every Man iim [| L 5 = Eo = = = S S = -- L = = = = = = = -- = = = E = - #lhas her niece, Miss Margaret THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1919, (6M. OFFICIAL medical officer in that office, und was well pleased with the way the mat« ter affecting pensions were being handled in this district. He also in- terviewed Prof, Manly Baker, the District Vocational Officer, and dis- cussed. the new order-in-eouncil rve- garding vocational training fot boys who enlisted under the age of eighteen. He had 'a special word of praise for the Information and Ser- vice Branch in Kingston, which is under the charge of W, . Bailey, and for the Employment office, which is carried on by A. Tugwood. He says that the service rendered by these two branches in Kingstan has been remarkable, and has done much to prevent any unemployment prob- lem in Kingston, He stated that he was so struck by the work being done by Mr. Tugwood that he intends to make it the sublject of a special report and. congratulation to the repatriation department at Ottawa. Mr. Jarvis also interviewed : General Williams and other repatriation offi- cials, and found them all very sym- pathetic and anxious to help along the work of reconstruction. He then interviewed the Mayor and several of the aldermen of King- ston, and tried to impress upon them thé necessity of helping returned men to find employment. He told them that the govermment looked to the municipalitiés to assist in this way during the period of demobiliza- tion, as it 'was only by the concerts ed efforts of the provincial and fed- eral governments and the municipal- ities as well as of individual employ- ers that it can be carried on to a satisfactory conclusion. He said what the labour bureaus started by the Ontario government have been a great success, and that when all the private employment agencies have been closed they will be of even greater value. They are at present giving very. efficient ser- vice all over the province, and are helping considerably to solve the employment problem. He stated that the Dominion Exécutive of the G.W.V.A. had offered to act as mediators in the strike at Winnipeg, in the hope that they might be able to arrange a satisfactory settlement, but that so far no reply had been received to that offer. Mr, Jarvis is to be in the city un- til Monday evening, when he is to address the Kingston branch of the G.W.V.A. and to answet all ques- tions regarding the 'work¢ of the G.W.V.A. advisory committee. x PEPPER Told In Twilight - - » (Continued from Page 3) The Commandant staff and gentle~ men cadets, Royal Military College of Canada, have issued invitations for' an "At Home" on' Friday evens ing, June 30th. This is being eag- erly looked forward to and promises to be the event of the season. Guests are coming from far and near, am- ong them many 'ex-cadets. * * » Mrs, Iva Martin is entertaining at tea at the Country Club om Wednes- day afternoon nest. - Word was received this week that Lt.-0ol. and Mrs. Fred: Macparland and children and Mrs, Fred Ham- mond had salled for Canada. Mrs, Edward Kenwey will go down to Montreal next week to meet them, Mrs, Gordon Dewar and daughter, Louise, returned this week from Montreal, where they were visiting the former's sister, Mrs, Little, Mrs. T. A, Keenan, Barrie str et, | Faul, of Watertown, N.Y., as her guest for a few weeks,' * "Rev. 8S. Bf and Mrs. Harrington, Tamworth, who have been attending | the Synod meetings here, were the i guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Patter- son, Albert street, They returned H ome om Friday. - George Birch, Fort William, is B|the guest of Mrs. Robert: Meek, Uni- fj versity, avenue, for a few days, Miss Maggie Olmstead. and her | cousin Miss Maggie Campbell, Clar- : endon, are spending a4 week in King- ston. 4 as low 08 $8.45. | by sore eyes, styes, watery eyes, beadach f eye strain. | Arthur G. Dorland and Mrs. Dor- land and family, Kingston, are at i heir summer cottage at Welling- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Dryadale ahd LY King® their home in Lanark. 'Miss Roddy, Kingston, is a week ; om, spent a few days} d spending | with her cousin, Miss Coch ---- > wr {From Our Own Correspondent) June 7.-- Under (he auspices of the sisters of Harmony Lodge No. 15 Dafghters of Hebekan a dance was held in the LO.O.F, Assembly hall last n.ght. The losers in the recent member- ship competition in the Y.P.8. of Grace church furnished a pleasant outing to the winners yesterday aft- ernoon which pook the form of a pic- nie at No, 1 Govt, Pavilion. Several caravans of gypsies passed through the town last evening head- ed eastward, The steam barge Hinckley arriv- ed-in port early yesterday morniag with a cargo of cbal for the Citizen's Coal and Forwarding Co. The Citizens' band has again ar< ranged to hold a series of weekly open air concerts during the sym- mer season. <The first of the series is To be held on Thursday next. Dr. Fréedenick Donevan, who has spent several years overseas since the outbreak of the war, arrived in town Thursday afternoon and was met by Mayor Wilson and a goodly number of citizens who gave him a hearty welcome home. The Ladies Auxiliary of the local branch of the G.W.V.A.-afe making amangements for the holding of an« other bamquet for returned soldiers at the Veterans' club room during the coming week. Since their last banquet there has been some sixty arnivals from overseas. John D. Anderson and daughter of Detroit, Mich,, have arrived «to spend the season at their summer home at Horse Block Point. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zaring have anrived from New York City and have opened up their summer home "Suitsus,"" on Hay Island for the deason, Mrs. Henry Gracey and little grandson "Billie" Watt are spend- ing a short time in Petrolea with the former's daughter, Mrs. George Hay. Mr, and Mrs. Yra A. Kip, Jr., of South Orange, N.J., have arrived in town for a visit with the latter's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. William E. Regs, Market street. To evening : : NEW INCOME TAX. All Canada will be interest- ed in the federal income tax schedule ' announced by the minister of finance. These im- ply a substantial increase over the present tax, but no esti- mate was given of the expected revenue, . There is a normal rate of four per ¢ent. upon ail incomes between $1,000 aad $2,000 for unmarried persons, and widows or widowers Wiih- out dependent children, 'and between $2,000 and $6,000 in the case of all other persons. There will be a rate of eigh per: cent. upon all income above $6,000 and. a.graduated surtax commencing with ia- comes of $5,000 instead of $6,- 000 as heretofore. The finance minister gave the following table to illustrate the present and proposed taxation on all incomes from $3,000 to $1.~ 000,000 and over for married persons, and widows and widowers haying dependent children: Income. Present Proposed Tax. Tax. $120 § 10 60 80 100 120 140 170 266 370 392 790 788 986 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 8,000 107000 12,000 14,000 16,000 18,000 £0,000 + 80,000 70,000 80,000. 150,000 "80,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 800,080 500,000 1,000,000 BRINE PBR P PPR PER r rR RE ebb bere bred 8 os < ERB e Bebb Ptr bbb % BASIL IER IER ESLER RIES PREGA IP PRL I RFID IP edb SAD edb ated te 195,407 "499,157 & a anading Rresn Despatch Ottawa, 18 a bill tw rece the government power 40 de; ' s who by word or deport ail orion ovexthios: ot 2 Ca | government of Great Britain ain i eit , + 10,000 Pounds Ceylon and Indian Tea from 80c¢ t0,$1.00. On Sale at 50¢, S5c, and Sc per pond This sale ocers an opportunity to housepeckers to buy the best ted at a saving of 25 per cent. The Thompson Bottling Co. i THoursox, POD 08 Princess Brest Bathing Caps and Vater Wings SARGENT'S DRUG STORE Telephone 41 Cor. Princess and Montreal Sts. At the Hotel Randolph on Thursday and Friday, June 12th and 13th Dorenwend's of Toronto Invite youn to thelr dluplny of the newest creations in artistic RAlrrgasia If your own hair is thin, dull and un- becoming, let us demonstrate just what can be done to supply your ladk of hair, and how perfeotly it Ig accomplished FOR LADIES --Switches, Transformations, Waves, Pompadours, Chignons, te. FOR BALD MEN~--DORENWEND'S TOUPER, | Will mak you look years yowiger and im- prove your health. Light @s 8 feather and indetectable on our sanitary patent structure. This display is for 2 days only, June 12th and 13th, Appointments can he arranged at resi. dence If desired. There is no charge for a p y of Toronto, Limited t= lOR-1058 YONGE demon tom. The Dorenwend Co. Head Office In. Grocers Weekly 'Half Holiday ¥ Beginning on Wednesday next the outlying stores will close at 1 pam. on Wednesday during the summer. A list of the grocers participating in the movement, follows: J, B, Purdy, J. Gilbert, J. Percy, T. A. 1 yo Rio Me- Leod, H. Stover, W. J, Arniel, W. J. Lee, vo H Smith, Jobu Friendship. & Son, C. H. Pickéring,, Shas Ea oder, H.s Baker, J. Cullen, W. J. Nesbitt, M. V, Ainslie, B. Bearance, C.F. Southcott, Miss Shortt, J. D. Bankier, P. A. Haffiner, R. W. Marshall, John Gordon, J. Murphy, E. H. Baker, E. B. Gage & Son, J. Lemmon, J. Rose, J. Ahern, x » | Is uniform day after day, has the Paver that pleases; sends the kiddies off to school satisfied, anad hurries them home again for 'more, : pi es 11 Cents a 1 1-2 Ib. Loaf. Phone 467 and our salesman will c: 7.--Par