° FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1021. £ Austin's Drug ed Kingston SEEDS THAT WILL GROW DUNKIRK'S * RENNIE'S ftp FERRY'S FLOWER SEEDS "" GARDEN SEEDS Try a package of Hutton's Hollyhocks to brighten up the . waste corners of your lot. Austin's Drug Store Corner Kiag and Market Square | Kiageton Phens 230 i ------ FOR MOVING OF Freight, Furniture, Safes, Pianos and | Cartage of every description-- Kingston Transfer Co. Phone 877. 158 Wellington Street. DAVID SCOTT Plumber " Piambiag and Gas Work a special. ty. All work guaranteed. Addreag 145 Frontenac Street. Phone 1277, DR.A.W. WINNETT DENTAL SURGEON, Corner of Johnsun and Wellington Streots Phone 863 Dr. Waugh Dentist 106 Wellington St. Phone 256. 'FOR HIRE -G. C. MILLARD 'Cor. Main and Raglan Phone 2351 w. | i | W.R McRae & Co. GOLDEN LION BLOCK. Choicest quality of Scranton Coal. No other kind sold by ur. BOOTH & CO. Grove Inn Yard Phone 188 Xx ' PATTON'S DYE WORKS (Late Montgomery's) - Kingston's Only Dyer. Dry Cleaning a Specialty. Phone 214. 849 Princess St -- Cnn mn DID YOU EVER TRY Wagstaf's Ginger Marmalade, Waghtatt's Bramble Jelly, We also ve a full line of: gues rellable makes of Marma- es, Jam and Jellies for sale as aan, Bon Marche Grocery Cor. King and Lari Stregy, License No. 3-37149 Phone 1844. 21 REPAIRS OR ALTERATIONS? Estimates given by O. Aykroyd & Son Main Street. Phone 1670. : Furniture--Freight--Baggage TRANSFER Phone 1776J BCEAO C8 WW a | 210 QUEEN STREET CHOICE . ° WESTERN MEATS and COOKED MEATS | McGEEIN'S Phone 1182 282 Princess Street ANOTHER BIG REDUCTION IN MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTH- ING, FURNISHINGS, BOOTS AND SHOES ~--Men's and Boys Suits. --Spring Overcoats. --Rain Coats. ~--Fine Shirts. ---Working Shirts. ~Ties--8ocks. ~=Underwear--Overalls. ~--Boots and Shoes. all and take advantage of our new low prices. I. ZACKS 271 PRINCESS STREET -- Egy : BUILDING ? | the famous Rega 'Then--Fox Trot, in which a novel whistling solo is introduced. These are certainly two wonderful dance numbers and are bound to be a big success. Ask to hear them on Love Bird--Fox Trot Alabama Moon--Walts Give Me The On the Road to (Teno Sweet Bellsof San ond (T enor) A Dream of Your Smile a 0 s Qi Boy! (T've Found 0 by for Me) (Comic Song) Billy Jones of Mine i Whe Lost You Mothes J (Baritone) THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. Kingston and Vicinity To Meet May 17th and 18th. The annual Methodist meeting will be held in Sydemham Street Church on May 18th. The ministerial ses- siop will convene the day previous. doi ERS to Re-Union. Ambrose E. llett, of 928 Stais street. Watertown, N.Y., will attend the annual re-union of alumni of Queen's University. He is a graduate of 1894, Dr. Gentlemen Read This. Last week we bought from one of the leading wholesale houses 25 doz- en of Tooke's colored shirts, reguiar price, $2.50 to $4.00, sizes 14 wo 163% which we will put on sale for $1.75 each. Prevost, Brock street. Coal Contracts Awarded. It is understood that the contract for coal for the penitentiary has been awarded to James Richardson & Sons, Ltd., and that for the asylum to J. F. Sowards. The work of fill- ing 'up the bunkers will proceed at once. To Build a Boat. Capt. Frank Phelps will lay the keel to a lafge boat which he will build for Claude Cole,-of Cape Vins cent, N.Y. The boat will be 65 feet long, 16 feet wide and 6 feet .deep, and will be used as'a fish tpg. Help The Sables. Buy a tag. Help the babies in the Infants' Home. Many workers will make this appeal to you on Satur- day, May 7th. Don't turn a deaf ear to the taggers, but do your best for the helpless babies. Remember the date, Saturday, May 7th, The Menace Remains, Citizens are asking what the parks committee is going to do this summer about the sanitary conditions at the city parks. When council last year authorized the installation of proper equipment why is it that the menace to health is permitted to remain? The Shrink in Prices. The cheese on the Campbellford board sold on Thursday at 21 cents. At Kings'on twenty-one cents was re- fused and one buyer offered 22 1-2 cents on the street but this was like- wise refused. Another buyer inti- mated that he would give 22 cents but his offer was not taken. These prices it is declared will not be pos- | sible next week. AC Correction_ in Price. "In the College > BOOK Store's advt last evening the price of Robert W. Service's. new book, Bohemian," was quoted as $1.00, | whereas it should have read $1.60. The error was a typographical one, | and the Whig takes this first oppor- tunity of pointing out the mistake. The price quoted was far below the wholesale price of the new and popu- larsvolume of verse, Penitentiary Enquiry. W. F, Nickle, K.C., commissioner, who is presiding at the investigation into the conditions and management of the female ward of tke Portsmouth penitentiary, adjourned the hearing on Wednesday and has made an in- terim report to the minister of jus- tice. It is expected that the inquiry will be resumed upon Mr. Nickle's return to the city today. Writing Paper Prices Drop. Canadian paper manufacturers an- nounce a further decrease of from 1 per cent. to 20 per cent. in the price of printing and writing papers. In many cases this will represent a to- tal decrease of from 30 .,per cent. to 40 per-cent. from the high prices of last year. This further decline in prices cov- erg all grades of what are known as bond and superfine linen papers. Died in Toronto, Mrs. Christopher Richards, an old resident of Leeds county, died on Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. W. Tisdale, 216 Rusholme road, Toronto, in her seventy-eighth year. * Mrs. Richards, before her marriage, was Miss Adelaide McCrea, a daughter of Col. Hiram McCrea, who farmed near Frankville, She married Christopher Richards, who operated a general store at Frank- vile, and in 1896 they moved to To- ronto, Mr. Richards was for many years engaged in the insurance busi- ness in Toronto, retiring a few years ago. Napanee Girl's Appointment, Succeeding Miss Mabel C. Jamie- hestra, who contribute His Master's Voice Record 216272 10-inch $1.00 DANCE NUMBERS Do You Ever Think of Me?--Fox Trot ban Eyee--Fox Kise a Mise - Waltz Lonesome Little Martucci's Venetian Guile Raindrop--Fox Trot My Mammy--Fox My Mamuy---Jos Trot, "Allah's Holiday™) 'MAKE BELIEVE' TS delightful new Fox Trot with its rich, bold, catchy melody, will surely captivate you just as soon as you hear it layed by ow and Also these other new selections on "His Master's Voice" Records Martucci's Venetian Garden Orch. , Martuccis Venetian G VOCAL SELECTIONS Road (Baritone) All on 10-inch Double-sided Records $1.00 Martucci's Venetian Garden Orch Josh Be Ask to hear them played on i" VICTROLA at Any "His Master's Voice" dealers Manufactured by 2 a2 BERLINER GRAM-O-PHONE CO., LIMITED, MONTREAL 'MAHOOD BROS. Agents Victor-Victolas. hid ahah - 113 Princess Street. Ahhh dh AA Ahn ot ~~ REAL ESTATE VR F. W. COATES ww Seveler) 158 Princess Street. Ah Vay Victor Phone 301]. | tion, | Misg Nellie Brisco, Napanee, "ISiderable experien "Ballads ef a i R. 7. 'RODGER Victor Records and Needles dh ha 132 Princess St. rrrvYYYw AAPPAP AAAS son, who is shortly relinquishing the position of general secretary: of the Young Women's Christian Associa- Montreal, the appointment - of an- 0 hag had cou- is nounced. Miss B fer, in the United States, her last ap- as a Social works] particularly in community work | | pointment "being that of community | secretary for the Ci®e League at { Remding, Pa. Prior to that, she was a worker with the Fosdick Commis- sion in Portland. It is expected that ties on June 1st. Cheese Due For a Fall. Cheese is evidently due for a sub- stantial fall from the war prices that prevailed all last year, despite thé fact that the starting price.this sea- son was 24 5-16 cents. This is shown by what is taking place just over the border in New York state. On Tues- day, cheese was bought in the North- | ern New York markets at 14 cents a| pound according to a report from Watertown on that day. Dealers re- ported that there is no market even at that price. A year ago ch¢%e was selling at the factories there for 28 to 30 cents. --p-------- Found Dead in Bed, John Blakely, a farmer, Chap- man's Corners, was found dead in bed by Mrs. Blakely, when she awakened Wednesday morning. He, had"béen in his usual state of health of late and Tuesday evening seemed to be well. He had, however, been feeblg for some time on'account of his great age of ninety-five years. Death was due to heart trouble.' Mr. Blakely was a prominent Orange- man in his earlier life and will be buried under Orange auspices at Thomasburg. He was a member of the Methodist church. SIR PHILIP GIBBS Famous war correspondent, who Ils roaking a three-months' tour of Europe to study, analize and interest politi cal and economic developments. Township Councils HINCHINBROOKE Parham, April 30.--Council met; members all' present. Minutes of last meeting adopted. Moved, Cronk- Reynolds, that a Grant of $25 be made to Hinchtfibrooke Agricultural Society. Carried. Moved, Cronk-Babcock, that bill from S. Hamilton be referred to G. F. Howes for payment, etc. Carried. Moved, Cronk-Reynolds, that a grant of $30 be mada on the 7th con- cession line from Note school house north. Carried. Dogs assessed to W. F. Good, B. J. Snider, John Cronk and William Clow taken off roll as they have been killed. D. Bush ap- pointed road overseer instead of Arch Leslie. Accounts paid: W. D. Bertrim, 50c; L. B. Cronk, $1.20; E. Stevens, $1; Sawyer Massey Co. $10.20; M. Cronk, $1.50; A. C. Reynolds, $3; H. Smith, $2; P. Judge, $15. Petition of William McUmber re opening of 8th conces- sion line across lot 22 laid over. Council adjourned to meet at town- ship hall, Piccadilly, on Friday, May 27th, at 10 o'clock, for court of re- vision and other business. : LOUGHBORO ~ Sydenham. May 3.--Council' met at 2 p. m., all members present. On motion, Halferty-Lake, Coun- cil requests Hydro-Electric Power Commissiqn to prepare estimate of cost of hydro power to Loughboro from the proposed sub-station on main line at Harrowsmith as pro- posed at the public meeting recently held at Sydenham. Chas. Truscott appointed overseer on construction of concrete walk on Wheatley St. at $3 per day, On motion, Knight-Hal- ferty, the reeve and tréasurer were empowered to borrow. $2,000, to be spent on county roads during 1921. Bills paid: $35, Varley Smith, re- pairing road; $15, Frank Clark, re- pairing culvert near Opinicon road; $15, Calvin Fraser, halt year salary as caretaker; $4.50, Jno. Bower, re- pairing culvert; $100, Lewis Clow, salary as collector; $27.50, Jno. Henry, work on road; $26.50, H. W. Guess, lumber supplies; $14. 30, 8. H. Alport, teaming; $79.50, George Hogan, work on road; $100. 50, Jno, 8. McConnell, salary and extras.as Assessor. Council adjourned to meet a June 6th, at 10 a. m. for court of re- 7 | viston. . At Chaffey's Locks . Chaffey's Locks, May 3.--Mrs. E. Hughes bas vacated W. Kerr's farm. She is taking a residence in Kings- tem. The quilting at Mrs, Fred Al- tord's en Friday last, was well at- Miss Brisco will assume her new du-| Used Pine Lumber resawn and freshly matched. We can afford to sell this at Hemlock prices, though it is in many re- -spects-better-than-new- Hemlock. S. ANGLIN & CO. Woodworking Factory and Lumber Yards, Buy and Wellington Strects, KINGSTON, Ont. Office Phone 66. Factory Photle 1418. FOR SALE good lot; 7 rooms; garage; $2350. Cash required Frame house on Frontenac St.; and possession on May 15th. Price $800. Balance to suit purchaser. A. F..PURCELL 111% Brock St, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Phone 704 | SPRING FURS Dealer in F urs only. » Gourdier' Ss , BROCK STREET We're Ready for Spring With a Large, 'New Stock of Fine Quality Suits and Top Coats For Men and Young Men at Lower Prices $20.00, 22.00, 25.00, 28.00 $30.00, 32.00 See our fine quality Blue Serge Suits at - --$35.00 -- TWEDDELL'S 131 Princess St. (One door below Randolph Hotel), For Saturday . : - ENGLISH CRETONE in good patterns and colors.. Special FOF i... naar n. 280. 2 yard CURTAIN MUSLINS, SCRIMS, and NETS Extra value at 18e¢., 20c., 25c¢., 30c yd. ~ PRETTY GINGHAMS in the new Plaids --/ warranted fast colors--for ........... 27¢c. a yard W. N. Linton & Co. Phone 191. The Waldron Store. tended and the. evening enjoyed by all present. Miss M. Leisk, Toronto, spent the week-end with Mrs. W_H. Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Thornburn and son, Ottawa, are occupying their cottage in Indian Lake. Joh: Flem- ing, who was a student al dental college, Toronto, returned home' Friday last. A number are 1 forward to the celebration which! will be held here on the 24th of May. Kingston debentures are Biy them, Amounts $100 to $1000 10004