N otice! | Have you promised your boy or girl a Bicycle for passing their examinations? If 3 so, buy a HYSLOP or CLEVELAND | Bicycle. \ The only Bicycles to buy. HARVEY 272 Bagot Street, or OU, York Street, Kingston. ORGY OF DANCING COMES -------- PUBLIC DANCES ARE BECOMING VERY POPULAR HERE. he Halls Are Under Police Super- vision and Exaggerated Dances Are Not Permitted. The dancing craze of peace days seems to be. returning to * Kingston past. Even before the armistice was signud public dances were 'becoming more and more [request but since November 114a the number of them increased. has steadily Everyone || seems to have become dance mid ana there is scarcely a night that passes f| without two or three public dances MILNE, | E. Ferguson, 80 Harvey Milne Agent for Cleveland and Hyslop Tires, HU HEE rn: Hl 4 hh ! vo Youshave your new hats, boots, Suits, eto, : But did you forget the welfare of your eye- sight? Are your glasses mo- dern 'and ' correct for your vision? HAVE YOUR EYES AMINED By. our thorough methods, which are & little different and 'more Aceurate than usual, A. STEWART, EXQUISITE CUT GLASS We take great pride in showing our cut "glass as the designs" are new and tasty, with the very latest patterns of cutting. Bowls, $5.00 up to $20.00 Créam and Sugar Sets $2.50 up to $10.00 Vases, $3.00 up to $25.00 Sandwich Trays $8.00 up to $15.00, -Bon Bows, $1.75 up to $5.00. Water Sets $10.00 up to $35. No trouble to show and priced right [Kinnear & d'Esterre 100 gumaien. Hl clubs that have sprung Ocean Sisamship Tiokel' C. S. Kirk y atrick one SESW. -)| dancing 'have not been #6 Olarencs We. Pe Moore' s Rebuilt Tires Going Strong Into. every re-built tire goes the best that money produce. In workmanship and ma- terial these tires are a product of which the house of Moore's is justly ~ proud. They are saslainiig the reputation ha mak ti gene Th t mar great wi are com- re-building . bined in our It will pay you to compare their _service carefully with that of other tires, You'll soon want our re- experience can being held, The City Hall was in great demand the events being held under the auspices of one of the score . ot into' exis- In addition, two pérmanent halls under "private ownership are cater- ing to the demand 'of the young people for places wherein they may pass 'their idle hours and it is an- nounced that an open-air dancing floor will be found in one of the local parks in the near future. Moreover, country dances are drawing city folks several miles from Kingston nearly every evening, and even staid Wolfe Island has provided facilities for dances. Some dancers motor as far away as Gan anoque for a dance. Nothing like so many dances have been: known in the city before amd the young people seem to have be- come dance mad. During the war the functions had to be curbed some- what but now they have been resum- ed with full force. In the city, the dance balls are un- der police supervision and every ef- fort i8 made by the managers to keep their tone at a high level. Moon dances are still permitted but suffi- cient illuminfition to keep the rooms fairly light must be kept on at all times. Nearly every orchestra in the city has engagements * for = weeks and months ahead. Recently the musicl- ans of the city formed a branch of the musicians' union and now only union members are allowed to play together. They have all the work they can handle and are reaping a harvest at city dandes and at those which 'are held in the country. The days of the turkey trot, the bunny hug and the other fads that 'prevailed before the war are - done ahd now the fox trot, the one step and the waltz are in their glory. Various new, dances such 'as the shimmy, thie lip-trot, the syncopated rag and other exaggerated forms of introduced in. public in Kingston and every ef- fort will Be made to stop them as it is not considered that they are fit for public exhibition. ,In the meantime the dance craze reigns supreme and the orgy of pre- +3] war danding seems to be recurrent. 'BOW TO THE PUBLIC The Kingston Symphony Orchestra Appears on Thursday The Kingston Symphony Orches- tra will make its first lie appear- ance at the City Hall on Thursday evening, and music lovers are fook- ing forward with much eagerness; for it is the first atyempt of the lo- cal instrumental mysicians to form an organisation of this kind dur- ing the past twenty years. It is pure- 1y a voluntary effort carried Jout by a number of enthusiasts, who desire to. encourage artistic expression and pfter opportunities for the develop- ment, of local musical talent, thus raising the standard of culture in the city and giving it a place in the musical world--a patriotic endeavor deserving of the most generous sup- The features 'process. port of our citizens generaily. There are sixty-one instruments in the orchestras and each' perform- er Is giving his and her services voluntarily. O.F. ain 'was en- Baged as ae for. Jhany weeks, the has, been 3 Toft By op- ening event. men and young ladles Rr i up much time in practise and from the degree of excellence manifested 'at the re- hearsals a great surprise awaits our citizens. Told in Twilight FREER PPR R PREP ER PREP O OPO eR . . . (Continued from Pages 3 and 10.) The Cataraqui busy place during this charming weather. A ringer competition open to all the lady members, is on for the summer. On Friday a match between the 'married and. single ladies was the event of the after- noon, the married ladies. . winning, and on July 3rd a ladies' * putting competition will take place: = 0 Miss Kitty Torrance has returned from King's Hall, Compton, Quebec bearing with her five first .prizes for general proficiency, highest ex- amination, mathematics, physical geography and the form prize of her class. She also won a silver cup at tennis. - - - Mr. and Mrs. J. .B. Culeheth, Peterboro, molored to Kingston, Sunday, to spend the holiday, Miss Culeheth left Tuesday for. Peter: boro to visit . her brother at 320 Maitland avenue. Col. J. K. MacKay, D.S.0., Pictou, N.S., who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. Gallagher, King street; left yesterday for Torento. Mr. Boulden, Trinity College School, Port Hope, #8 the guest of W. B. P. Bridger, Barriefield. Lieut.-Col. and Mrs, H. BE. Pensa, who have been spending a few weeks at Algonquin Park, are ¢om- ing back to Kingston on Friday. . r - A number of Kingston people whose sons are pupils at the schoal. were preseni on Speech Day at Trin- ity College, School, Port. Hope. Lieut. Reames went up te Graf- ton, Ont. on Saturday. Mrs. Anderson, Toronto, 'is the guest of her sister, Mrs, R.'J. 'Wil- son, University avenue. Mrs. E. J Bidwell, Court," King street, noxt month for England to spend some time. Mrs. Bidwell will be ac- 'companded by her daughters, Misses Barbara, Peggy and' Nord Bidwell. R. L. Richardson, and daughter, Mrs. K. Macpherson, spent the week-end with their cousin Mrs, Nash' and Dr, Nash, Albert street. "Bishop's LE. - » Mrs, Stuart Macdonald, been. visiting Mrs. KE. West street, returned' to Halifax on Tuesday. Mrs. Donald Macphail and Miss Mary Macphail will go up to Toronto on Saturday. Miss Millie Ferris, Albert street, epent the holiday with Mr§ H." E. Richardson, Collins Hay. Charles: Abbott, Smith's Fals, spent the rack: ond in Kingston. Mrs. §..G. Sutherland, St Louis, is spending a week with Miss Eliza beth. Sutherland fat her, cottage at Dead Mant Bay. Miss Lillie Murray, Toronto Gen- eral Hospital, will come down - Kingston on Friday, and will be w who has tenac street. - *r - Miss Mary Macphail has returned' from Ottawa and is with Mrs, Don. ald Macphail, Willlam street. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Craig, : Gore street, 'have gone to their cottage at Collins Bay for the summer months. Miss Louise Hehshaw, who has been visiting Miss Agnes Bellhouse, Earl street, has returned to Napanee. Mrs. George Wood and her little daughter have come up from Mont- real and are with Mrs. Claxton, Un- ion street, A jolly party of about fourteen Queen; s students, chaperoned by. Mrs | A. Walsh, went down on Tuesday 5 spend two weeks in a Suttage near Gananoque, » * * Mrs. Arthor Turner and little Miss Mary, have come down from Ham- ilton and are with Mrs. Thomas Sla- ter, Barrie street, i Miss Dorothy Chown, who "(has been doing V.A.D. work in England, will return to Kingston shorily. Col. Douglas, D8.0., is expected come out on the Be Prof. 8. F. Kirkpatrick and wife, Ottawa, are the guests of Mrs. R. W. Garrett, Johnson street, J.B. Watke is the guest of his son, Capt. Witkom, MC. Pe tewawa. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Brock street, have s 4tage on Sandy. Falls. for the Eston spent the. i sell teen Islands La Golf Links is a | will leave early | M.P., Ottawa,' J. B. Pense,i ing bathing sui AS v ae & 3 New Panama Hats A fresh lot just. received. See our special at $4. Java Sailors latest thing in New A £PIE Aiisortment here. Tite York. Straw' "Sailors From $2. up. vith § Mr. and Mrs, David Mueray,' Fron: Everything for. head com- fort. CAMPBELL Bos | Kingston" 8 Largest Hat Dealers a tr Sn SAS A pr Semi- ready Talk: 4 ou wouldn't "expect: to get a mastérplece by Homer Watson in a chromo shop. . "Wor would you seek gold in "brass foundry-- a "As well hope to find a réal Semi- ready suit in 'a nondeseript ready- made clothing store. "Fhe store that Hangs the Semi- ready sign is the only place to find the genuine 'Semi-ready tailored suit --right here, where we live to serve, and serve to live. : "Can we shaw you the' really fine British sergei we have in good suit- ings----and see the - inside: work on them." a David 1 Will, 213 Princess Street A Abernethy's Shoe Store LL EE INA ~N 35¢ Picnic Cases Small size suit cases--good strong handle-- metal cor- ners and hinged hid jot the thing for pionityar carry- Mts. Clearing... ... .. =. .35¢ 00000 FANCY RATTAN, COOL AND INVITING for living room, lawn, or porchs; upholstered in cre- tonnes or tapestry; scttees, arm chairs and rockers; it enables you to furnish in artistic way at moderate pricés. z Phone 147 for service, as a full staff of uphiolst- ers arid cabinet makers are at your service. i Phone 147 For Service ys wll Ens Sse od = Ye rb Ss EY YY YY YAY bg 8 ES ATE UTHERLAND'S | ATISFACTORY ERVICE Notice a ; If you want to sell let us lst your property. We have the huy- ers. M you want te buy, let us Know your wants, A R. B. SUTHERLAND 'Real Entite & Insurance, Ooraer Brock & Ra; - t Streets. Rlones: heh anion: B342w, ictory Bonds' Bought k and Sola y ne "During July and August we close every day at 5 p.m. rday only excepted.) wi (8 Henderson's 'Grocery 59-61 Brock street. Phone 2790 } itera shh A A 2 a Aba in Kingston on Th irpday, having | = [KINGSTON EVENTS| 85 YRARS 860. Se a Seven vessels arrived at Garden Ny addressed lsh, Jaiand today. 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