Daily British Whig (1850), 21 Jun 1920, p. 2

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THE DAILY B Closes 1 o'clock Saturdays Eastern' Ontario Western Ontario *. Ontario complete and Quebec highway ...... ...:c..c.e.r..50c. State Maps. Price .. isis i 35 Showing the State and County Improved Highways, with mile- age and guide notes. Convenience: the special arrangement of the | large state maps make it most convenient. It is not necessary to un- ||| fold the map to use it--simply turn the folds as you would the leaves I} of a book. New York Road Guide . . 15¢. New Jersey Road Guide ................. . 75¢. Pennsylvania Road Guide ........ ...... .75¢. Mass., Conn., and Rhode Island Guide . . ........ .75¢. The State Maps show special maps of each city in the State. Ses sweaeinpe emnaleieee Cea v eee eevee Ross was to have given an address IN ar the morning service .but was un- [Hi FOR THE CADETS OF THE ROYAL and recitations. The church was very MILITARY COLLEGE beautifully decorated with flowers Held In St. A ary por ye Si M --Dean® St of the Sunday school, an ev. J. 8. ungay forning--Dean Buu Latlair, delivered short addresses. The valedictory. service for the Ro-| ral Military College cadets was held morning, at the conélusion of which annual service on Sunday morning : holy communion was celebrated. The With a large attendance of pupils, Cl SUMMER wit P C : h ed with the college colors and arms. Dobbs at the organ and Miss Leslie Harvey, organist and cholr director. | ents of the work of the school. The hymns were selected by the ca-| boy soprano, Peter Fair. F U R 5 ing sermon from 1 Samuel XXI: 9, | yaoay, NEWS AND ITEMS OF | f tts ber eivie scan PHONE 603 where. to send our Fur Van for yours. * ee "em lation is found seeking of the priest | whe David, in the midst of tribu- Se Dy A GENERAL INTEREST. in the temple something to sustain] . { him. RITISH' WHIG {avoidedly absent. The children ren. ree : R d G id 20Y O Dos mony cael]: [yO ules ror our summer iours Spoke About Young Men's Best yi. Oghorne, president of the adult Sunday School Event. St. George's Cathedral, on Sunday | ncel was beautifully ' decorated | parents and friends. A choir of young Special music was rendered by the | Taylor as violin soloist. Rev. Dr. Wil- ON ALL ORDERS PLACED NOW FOR ---- | dets themselves and the sclo INCIDENTS : OF THE DAY | y : * ° ° John McKay, Limited dered a splendid programme of songs George's Cathedral on @nce. Mr. Hitsman, superintendent i Trophies: [bible class, read the scripture lesson: | Chalmers i SPECI A 1 in St Chalmers Sunday school held its | ith flowers and the pulpit was drap- | People led in the services, with Mrs choir under the direction of R. R. F. (son give an address, telling the par- | Repairing and Remodellin boy soprano. Peter Fai. g Dean Starr preached a most inspir- | | i 149-157 Brock St. . Kingston The only trophy is the sword of Goliath, the Philistine, and when | it is placed in his hand he is inspired | by the memory of his early achieve- | ments. The speaker drew a powerful les from this and emphasized the SQ nportance of placing the best tr es in the citadel of man- | hood. hat are the trophles that we can win in youth that will sus-| The New Sport Oxford For Women White Washable Buck, covered Cuban Heel, Welted Sole, on the new Biltmore last. ! Fashion's Latest Creation Steve J. Martin 180 PRINCESS STREET. Phone 2216, **Shoes of Merit and Distinction' -jtain us in the years to come?" he asked. For this purpose the first} twenty years might be considered the best for then the physical foundation must be laid in order that the whole personality might respond to the noblest impulses. The body is the tempie of God and it cannot be de-| {tiled without 'severe penalties. The speaker referred to the large num-| 'ber of the physically untit revealed | by the late war. Moreover, men | {with high mental endowments have | been found impotent by reason of physical weakness. { Next to the phyisical trophy comes | the intellectual, with the power to | investigate and assimilate what is | best. To-day more than at any other | time mental discipline is urgeatly | required. Then in the moral and | spiritual sphere are to be found the | things that go deep into life and hold | a man if he is to make good, by the practise of good habits--"'Whatso«| ever things are good, whatsoever things are holy, whatsoever things {are true, whatsoever things are of | { good report, think on these things." | We form habits; but habits soon form | us, therefore make what you deem | worth while a habit. Reverence, too | { must be a trophy for the temple of | manhood. Reverence is the treating | of the best as best, and in determin- | ing the relation of values, education | and culture come in. | The_preacher referred to the col- | lege motto: "Truth, Duty, Valor," | {and showed how these words carried | out in the practical affairs of daily life brought honor and strength to individual. The older we grow FOR SALE Rubber Garden Hose VICTROLAS HIS MASTER'S VOICE RECORDS JASCHA HEIFETEZ, Violinist Caprice, No. 20 Valse Biuetti Ave Marie (Schubert) On Wings of Song 74553--8$2.00 MAHOOD BROS. Residence New brick; 8 rooms; natural wood finish; hardwood floors the the more we find the need of these trophies and the imminence of God. As young men facing life the Bible | will be a light to your feet. By all means get these trophies in your tem- {ple and make the strong things of youth the safeguards of life. |" Corporate communion was admin- | istered as the cadets expressly re- | quested it. The service was attended by Major | General Sir A. C. Macdonell, C.M. 1G.,, KCMG, DSO. commandant jot the Royal Military College, his {staff and representatives of the dis- tr'st headquarters staff The general took the salute in front of the cathe- {dral on King street as the cadets { marched off. {| ~The occasion was marked by a full {attendance of St. George's congre- | gation and a very large body of citi- zens. The members of the graduat- ing class were the guests of Dean if | Starr at dinner on Sunday. ground and second floors; large [i verandah, garage and hen * house; nice lot with fine shade trees. Owner leaving city. 'Will sell within tem days at General Meeting Postponed Real Estate and Insurance owing to the production of 86 Brock St. Phone 326 or 621 "FI-FIv OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUE AND STYLE, ARE HERE IN ABUNDANCE. SEE OUR STYLISH SPLIT STRAW SAILORS, FINE SENNETS AND JAUNTY PANAMAS. We have a Hat for "Every face, figure and fancy." 8... y STRA PAN. FIVE O'CLOCK CLOSING EVERY DAY (except Saturday) CAMPBELL BROS. KINGSTON'S LARGEST HAT DEALERS. CHLDREN'S FLONERSUNDAY OBSERVED IN SYDENHAM ST. { METHODIST CHURCH. |The Programme Was Most Enter- taining--*'Our School Needs You," Was a Motto in White Flowers. Flower Sunday or children's day, | Street Methodist church yesterday morning. The programme was given by the Sunday school children who occupied. the central part of the church which was delightfully de- corated. E. P. Jenkins, the super- intendent, acted as chairman Rev. W. T. G. Brown gave a short interesting talk to the children. A {large congregation of their parents |and friends atterded the service. The Sunday school orchestra play led a processional march as the mem- bers, headed by the tiny tots of the | primary department, took their seats. | EB. P. Jenkins opened the service with | a few remarks and called upon R. F. | Greenlees, an associate suverintend- {ent, to lead In prayer. mn. H. Ward, | head of the Chinese department, read i | the lesson, Psalm XXIII. Mary Wild- {#r and George Scott gave a short | dialogue, followed with recitations {by Audrey Hughes, Tom Tweddell, | Abey Richmond and Theima Angrove. | Choruses were sung by the primary department and the Chinese depart- ment. Exercises were given by the Edith Cavell girls, by eight young ladies from the I erediste depart- ment and by t boys, Stewart | Wilder, Lawrence Day and Sam Moatier. | Mrs. W. M. Campbell, B.A., pianist of the Sunday school, arranged the splendid musical programme. Miss Goldie Bartels who assisted the or- chestra, gave a delightful piano solo. - Rev. W. T. G. Brown spoké to the children and pointed out by several lllustrations the value of politeness and kind words. His short informal talk delighted the children. , The beautiful' floral decorations which were so much admired, were the "work of Miss Garbutt and her many assistants. Above the platform which was surrounded by an em- bankment of green foliage and flow- ers, was a large arch of green upon which was the following motto in white flowers: "Our School Needs You. " At First Baptist Church. Sunday was observed as children's day and flower Sunday at the First! Baptist church, and the services were | was fittingly observed at Sydenham | i and || Happenings in the City and Vicinity | I ~=What the Merchants Offer to Ji the Readers of the Whig. This is the last week of 'school. | Reid Rankin, New York, has been the city for several days. W. Swaine, planc tuner, orders at McAuley's, or'phone 564w If you have not yet used DALY'S GOOD TEA and COFFEE, get some. | At MAHOOD'S. Mrs. Stephen J. O'Reilly, Napanee, | has been spending the past week with | her mother, Mrs. P. LaFleur, Woltg | island. W. Trenouth, Napanee, will be en- | trance examiner at Newburgh and | in Telephone 919 The number of miles between the cities and towns Automobile Road Guide of Canada renesRe sys wees $4.00 | The College Book Store Open Evenings Agent for TIP TOP Tailors. ee -- is also shown. Miss Mitchell of Newburgh, will offi- clate at Napanee. Mrs. James Curragh, 10 street, has been spending Stuart a few | Dillon, at Utica, N.Y. Now is the time to have your piano tuned. We carry two expert | tuners and will assure entire satis- | faction, C. W_ Lindsay. Limited. | Daniel Hamilton, Main street, | engineer In Sydenham hospital, has | {i been removed to the Hotel Dieu suf- |} fering from pneumonia. |§ A. Gilmour, the young man who | made a get away from Picton jail, | has been recaptured. He is awaiting trial on a charge of theft. At Clayton, N.Y., on Saturday, the |} W. H. Consane Co.'s coal shed was |§ burned. The loss is $4,000. For a time the village was threatened. It is stated that C. F. Smith of the | penitentiary warden's office has not resigned but owing to illness has been given three months' leave of | absence. Miss Agnes Graham who success- | fully passed her examinations gt St. | Mary's college, Monroe, Mich, re- | turned to spend her vacation with |} her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gra- ham, York street. | We wili rent you a plano, and at ond of six months if you feel like purchasing instrument we will allow the six months, rental on purchase price, and arrange easy terms on dal ance, C. W, Lindsay At Cape Vincent, N.Y., the J. H. Crappotte garage was badly damaged by fire Friday night.. A Chevrolet car, together with a: traller, were destroyed, also several tires. The origin, which caused a $2,000 loss, is unknown. Sunday next will be the last for Rev. J. D. Ellis as pastor of Queen Street Methodist church, and he will preach his farewell sermon at the evening service. His new station is Smith's Falls. He and his family will be greatly missed. An organ recital was given in St. George's cathedral after the service on Sunday evening. Three selections Ji were beautifully rendered on the or- | J! gan and were much enjoyed by a large audience. Master Peter Fair sang "In the Garden" very sweetly. There were five chiistenings in Chalmers Presbyterian church eon Sunday morning at the conclusion of the children's service. Those chris- tened were the children of Mr. and Mrs, H. Waddell, Dr. and Mrs. H. C. | Connell,' Mr. and Mrs. W. Kent Mc- | nee, and Mr. and Mrs Roy Allen. | Ar choose from. Specia and dainty colorings that are bound to please. lly priced. SO SE ET I ---- Sweater Coats We are showing a beautiful range of Ladies' Sweater Coats, in all thenewest styles. Just the thing for Motoring--in all the popular shades--plain and fancy, Priced upto ............$11.50 each Children's Sweater Coats and Pullovers, in all the newest styles A large range to An exceptional value in Ladies' Gabardine Wash Skirts; very finest quality, newest styles. Misses' and ladies' sizes .......... sr ttrres tenreenanp strane ats ars ies sn ee «3095 cach and up 'Children's Middies--a big range to choose from in beautiful material and colorings, all very newest. To fit sizes from 6 to 14 YERIB ouvir vernnnrashanis rena nesbeins, $1.75 cachtand up Newman & Shaw "The Always Busy Store" | Letters to the Editor NEW HATS Straws and Panamas in Big Variety at he Hat Store | More Interest Desired. tor): Referring to my report of the Ontario Poultry convention. I wish | to draw your attention to a few sug- | gestions regarding same. vse of the trap nest, and the idea | emphasized most was to get the | school children, farmers, and others | than members of the Asscc ation in- | terested in pure bred cughbred) poultry. To reach the farmer, Much attention was given to the a method hold picnics and give culling demon- strations. The school children were tc be reached by lectures given by competent men or woman at the " schools. Owing to H. C. L. judges' fees for associations were increased from $5 to $8 a day, while judging and $2 a day paid them travelling to and from shows. Don't you need a new Straw Hat? Isn't the old one quite yellow and shabby ? We have Just the Hat you want---lots to choose from and - all newest styles. People who know tell us our values are unbeatable. A fresh lot of Panamas put in stock Saturday at .....$2.75 Are four dolldrs in most stores. Yours, J. C. K. MUNSIE. | SERBIAN RELIEF FUND | » ac- 50 The following donations are knowledged to date: Freviously acknowledged .. 1533 1 00 00 00 00 00 5 00 00 007 00 PANAMAS .... $2.50 to $12 § T. H. Cook seve... Miss St. John Mrs. E. J. B. Pense Lover of Children .. Mrs. T. H. Cook ,........ Mrs. Hubbell . FO tiers | Total to date { A quiet but pretty wedding was 'solemnized In St. Charles' Church, Read, on June 7th, when Miss Annie Muilin became the bride of Dennis Meagher. 00 00 $602 50 Kingston, June 19.--(To the Edi- |[f (not thor- | | suggested was for associations to |i in Real Estate $3300--Division Street, $3400--Albert Street, $2860---Park street, new frame. $5100--Stuart street, brick. | Cor. Johnson and Division Sts. $1500---near Union Street, frame dwelling with B. $3350---Albert street (south of Princess Street) near Union. with bara, $4100--Montreal street, brick; all improvements. $4300--Sydenham street (double stone), Come In and get o& full list. E. W. MULLIN & SON BUYERS AND SELLERS OF REA 3 INSURANCE / KERS. - i9TAN and C. BRO. Phones 530w and 530). WAYWARD GIRL | RETURNS TO HOME | -- | After Being Held a Week on a Vagranoy Charge. A wayward young girl, who has been on remand for a week on a charge of vagraancy, appeared before Magistrate Farrell in the - Polce Court on Monday morning, and was given a chance to return to her home in the country with her mother. The polige matron will see that she gets to her home. Three drunks were before the magistrate in the Blue Monday ses- 00 |sion, and a fine of $10 and costs | was imposed on each. One of the three stated he had been drinking ex- tract of lemon. : FATHER'S MOTION STANDS. Judge Uncertain as to Disposal of a ' Ohtid. The following is taken from the Toronto Star, and has reference to a former well-known Kingston family: "John Tuttle's application for the custody of his daughter, Ruth, has been adjourned by Justice Lennox until some date in July. "1 find it impossible to feel sure as to the proper disposal of the cus- nox in to-day's judgment, 'on the material placed before me. I think it tody of this child," says Justice Len™ would be desirable for me to knew what Mr. Kelso (Children's Aid) has to say as to cerfain happenings with which he was more or less familiar, I will recognize a statement or an affidavit from Dr. Ross of Kingston, $y can be obtained, as to circum- ces surroundin eo d other child.' $s dom of te ------------ VISITORS FROM ROCHESTER. Members 'of Chamber of Commerce On Trip Down the River. The steamer Toronto, on its trip down the river on Saturday, had on board a party of six hundred mem- bers of the Rochester chamber of commerce, who were out on a holi- day jaunt. They had a most enjoy- able outing, and during their short stay in Kingston; had the pleasure of meeting acquaintances. Among the Yas were Moss Mosley, super- intendent of the mafl service between Buffalo and Albany; Elmer Defries; of the Alliance Bank and John L. Keenan of the Franklin Institute. Two appeals by fhe prosecution at the Division Court, in_the charges of selling drugs without stamps, were _ allowed by Judge Lavell. The charges were brought against two local mer- chants and were dismissed in police court. A fine of $60 and costs was imposad in each ease. The United States navy is builde ing its first rigid dirigible, .

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