Daily British Whig (1850), 28 Jul 1921, p. 16

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1 ( THE DESERTED HIS FAMILY SENTENCED TG AL James Cunningham Given Six Months--Troubles Aired in Police Court. Men who desert their wives and Ghildren, and fun off with other wo- men, had better take a warning, fol- owing a case that came before Mag- | istrate Farrell on Thursday morning The court certainly has no mercy for wife deserters, ; James Cunningham, an able-bod- DAILY SRITISH TWO LAWYERS HONORED A. | i B. Cunningham and T. J. | Rigney Are Appointed 18 King's Counsel. | Congratulations are being extend- ed to"A. B. Cunningham and T. J. | Rigney on thelr appointment as KC] by Attorney-General Rafley. THair names appear in. the list issued at | Tcronto on Wednesday night Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Rigney | have been prominent in legal circies | in Kingston for some time, and the's" wide circle of friends will be pleased |! i WHIG. --_-------- THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1921. =] 1 WITH ALTOGETHER to learn of the honor conferred upon i them. Both are graduates of || hr ERT | NEW BEAUTIES was sentenced to. Hall." Mr. Cuaningham _graduatea | Six months in jail, at hard labor. | from Osgoode Hall in 1894 and Mr. The charge was laid by the Child- Rigney in 1898. {ren's Ald Society--that organization The two hew K.C.'s Perhaps the most complete stock in this ad- vance Fall showing is the BLOUSE SEC- TION. These models are of many types and myraid materials. Whatever Suit you: may choose, whatever field of activity your led young man, was found guiity of | neglecting to maintain his wite and | five children, and plans may inelude--social, 'business, home; morning, afternoon, informal, evening --- ~ this comprehensive assortment presents the correct Blouse for each one. VOILE BLOUSES Deyeloped in snow-white s heer English Voile, in all the lat- est it such as Tuxedo, P eter-pan and Fisheau F ronts, and . many with drawn-work embroidery front, in all the new neck for- mations, in either &hort or long sleeve. Priced . . . . $1.50, $2.25, $3.00, $3.75, $5.95 up to $8.50. 4 A STOCK MARKETS. --Cool Neckwear, Hosiery, etc., etc. --Khaki Outing Trousers. ~--White Outing Trousers. --White Flannel Trousers --Belts--Invisible Suspenders --Qarters, etc., etc.- STRAW HATS } PRICE." Livingston's 75-77 BROCK STREET Founded 1847. "If Off Your Route It Pays to Walk" GEORGETTE and CREPE DE_CHENE BLOUSES Priced $3.50, $4.50, $5.00 up 5 to $12.00. en ' Your choice of such shades as: Be Sand, Maize, Grey, White, 1614 Flesh, Navy--in Smocks and 5% all the other new styles-- en- 78% riched with hemstitching' drawn-work, lace embroidery designs and polka dots. MULL BLOOMERS $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Pair bag Made from a nice fine quality French Mull. elastic waist and knee bands, with sherring or 78% 241% 74 frill. Some lace trimmed. N-- BEAUTY BLOOMERS At $3.50, $4.25, $4.75, $5.00. COLORS: Flesh, White, Grey, Paddy and Tangerine. Made from an excellent quality of all pure Silk Habutai. Colors perfectly fast. RAR A ------ Anderson Bros. Limited - « Canadian Stocks Brazilian .... ... .. Brompton tae Can. Steamships ... Dom.. Steel ... .. N.Y. Bxch. .. Steel of Canada Spanish River ,, ,. | TAILORED HABUTAI / BLOUSES Remarkable value $3.50, $5.50, $7.00, $7.50 to $9.50 These Blouses are made from Friday, July 29th, 1.40. Tickets 5oe an excellent fine quality Silk of HANSON, CROZIER & EDGAR sufficient weight to give lots of N CROZIER & wear -- button'trimmed, with PRINTERS convertible collar and long | MARKET SQUARE, KINGSTON. sleeves. J DAILY MEMORANDUM. Dancing on Str. St. Lawrence P.W.O.R. Moonlight to Gananoque; Women's Silk Petticoats. Developed in Habutai Silk. Taffeta: Jersey and Shot Taffeta with deep accdrdion-pleated flou nce, in a wide range of desirable shades---Flesh, White, Paddy, N avy, Black, Copen, Purple, Rose; Priced . PL $4.50 --$4.95 to $8.50. BRAND CREAMERY BUTTER WILSON'S MAJESTIC BRAND OLEOMARGARINE Both delivered fresh, assuring satisfactitn © to the customer. FRIDAY FRESH CAUGHT LAKE FISH, WHITE FISH; LAKE TROUT. CURED FISH--Best brands. SMOKED HADDIE SMOKED FILLETS CODFISH--1 Ib. package . .". PARSLEY with orders. VEGETABLES SLICING TOMATOES--extra choice. 'EVERGREEN CORN = GOLDEN BANTAM CORN . FRUITS APPLIES--Cuoking and Eating. r PLUMS -- PEACHES -- PEARS -- now coming from the Niagara district . Z : : {7 Phones 458-459. Wholesale 1767. ~ VICTORIA 7 \ "Too dearly loved to be forgotten." In Cataraqui softly sleeping, Where the flowers gently wave, Lies the one we loved niost dearly, In her lonely silent grave. The fair Howers we place above hor, They soon wither and decay, But the love we always bore her, wil Rover never fade away. --Sadly missed b u Se y husband and CARD OF THANKS Mr. Hugh McLaren and family wish | to thank their many friends i oe) 5 | women and -children who are called | before the courts here during ths | upon to suffer so much through no | past ten years, while the practice but- | fault of their own. {side of 'he city has been quite ex. : i Cunningham pleaded "Not Guilty" | tensive. . vv : 5 stated that she had five children, the | here, being in command of the 14th oldest ten years, and?the youngest {| P.W.0O.R He is also a prominent { while it required at least $15 4 week | a keen interest in any movement put | to meet the running expenses of her | forth to help his native city. | bad been keeping her in food, while for cne term and was a member of | . . the rent had not been paid the city council and Utilities Com- Thin Athletic Underwear $1.50 and $2.00 Cunningham had complained to the ! tic golfer, this being his" favorite | society, that she was in destitute cir- { sport. He has at all times been an | keep the bailiff away from her door | | Witness said that he appealed to the | are certainly very reasonable. : ! | Quotations Furnished by Bongard, | | dence to the fact that he was earn- | Ryerson & Co., 287 Bagot | that a warrant had been issued some | New York Stocks. | time ago, for the arrest of Cunning- Opening. Closing. || | visited a house near Westbrook, they | Am. Inter. Corp. ... 33% 33g having ascei ained that Cunningham | Am. Sum. Tobacco . 50 man named Mrs. Agnes Daffern, in | Beth, Steel "B" 4814 {one of the rooms, The couple were | C.P.R. « 112% "I find you guilty of the charge," | General Electric . 120% said Magistrate Farrell to Cunning- | Inter. Paper... you leave your wife and children, | Northern Pacific ... whom you are bound to support, and | Pierce Arrow six months in jail at hard Jabor." U.S. Rubber .. "Thank you," was the comment | Southern Pacific ... constables, U.S Steel .. ;., . A Following the charge against Cun- pleaded "Not Guilty," but the evi- dence of Constable Naylon showed nights and asking that she be locked up. very late at night, and that on some occasions she had stayed out all ness said he was engaged a. a carter, Business was very slack. but in order said that his wife would not even answer the telephone to give him a BORN. WEISS--At Napanee, on July 24th, to Mrs. Daffern then had her chance in the witness box. recta cen oon MARRIED. wanted to get a new suit of clothes, \ Hev. E. LeRoy I had to sell the old suit to help pay | rtm of Rock sland Quebec, 10 or bought me any ice cream. I have | on had one new suit in nine years." TUCKER -CLARKR--At Napanee, on|| i of Herbert John Clarke, Belle- | couple to come together again, but | . Ville. | | hubby stated positively that he did | DIED. ! UMMY---At Marysville, on B was just 'as determined that she |" 1 i . WAGAR--At Napa hy July 21st, E1- | would not go back. The magistrate | fe Jane Wane: Od thirty ihree | remanded the case of Mrs, Daffern BAILEY--In loving memory of our | {on the charge of vagrancy for one | dear wife and mother, Elizabeth Won- $10 and costs, for hitting the high spots, following an order he se- Edward Bradley was drinking lem- on extract. "Eddie" was walking told him he was not looking very well. Bradley probably had an idea don't feel any too good." The man who had taken such an interest in| 'P'¢ Tour of their bereavement for Kingston {Which is doing so much to help the | have handled the bulk of the cases | to the charge, but his wife, who was Mr. Cunningham was prominent | called to testify against her husband, | for many years in military circles four 'months During the last two | curler and golfer, and a public-spirit- | weeks her husband had given her $8, | ed. citizen, who has at all times taken Every man should give special care to » . | house, Mr. Rigney's record is well-known his Summer Wearables. | Witness said her mother-in-law to tha public. He served as mayor || John Pollie, agent for the Child- mission. for several years. Like Mr. Be | ren's Ald Society, stated that Mrs. | Cunninaham, he too 'is an enthusias- || Ou So irts | cumstances, She said she owed the | enthusiastic worker for Kingston r ft Shi at | landlord $70, and asked for help to |and her interests. i $2.50 and $3.00 | Kingston Poor Relief Association, on | | Mrs. Cunningham's behalf.' | | Cunningham's employer gave evi- |ing $19 a"week. | Street. Police Constable John Naylon said | a { ham. With Constable G. R. Horn-! Am Car Foundry .. 1221 123 3% || | beck, witness on Wednesd .y last had | Am. Loco. .. . 84 83 { was -there. On arrival at this house, | Baldwin Loco. 78% | they found Cunningham and a WO- | B. & O. 39 placed under arrest, the woman be- | Central Leather 34% ing held on a charge of vagrancy, | Crucible Steel .. 551g ham. "You have been here before, | Mex. Petroleum and you have been warned, and yet | New Haven .. .. go away and live a life of shame with | Rep. Iron & Steel .. this' woman. I will sentence you to | Reading .... Cunningham made as he was taken'| Studebaker .. .. .. out of the court room by one of the | Texas Pacific ningham, Mrs. Dafferp- was arraign- |' ed on a charge of vagrancy. She that the police had re.eived <com- plaints about her staying out late at Thomas Dalern, the woman's hus- band, said that his wife stayed out night. He admitted having asked the police to place her under arrest. Wit- to help out his business, he had a telephone placed in his home, but chance. Three weeks ago, his wife left home and did not return. Mr. and Mrs. IX. B. Weiss, a daugh- ter. "This man has never properly provided for me," she said. "If 1| pick HENDERSON--On Tuesday. {he at the residence of 5 5 > hi Ilenrietla Sweetland, eldest daugh- for it. He never took me to a s ow | Tonk Aa Sw ee hd, Sides da igh- | Magistrate Farrell then took a July 21s . John Randolph Tucker, hand in the case, looking for the | famavorth, to kthel Mae, daughter not want hiz wife to come back to | DR Friday. him, and on the other hand, wifey | + Juiy 22nd, John Drummy, aged sev | elly-seven years. did not make any progress on this years. line, so after all had been said, he IN MEMORIA. day. The couple have no children. Rash Jelena tered inty perfect Marshall Sedore was -touched for cured for rye whiskey fro ma doctor. The option was one month in jall, along the street the other day, when a man stopped him on the street and that his friend would produce a "crock," for he replied, "Well 1 kindness and sympathy shown them in hrough the loss of their th his health invited him to step into 0 his car. The two drove off, and the JAMES A The Old Firm of Ambul; "doctor" bought some lemon extract. The rest of the story will come later as the magistrate adjourned the case, ; Getting as much as you can for your money is good business; you'll get it here. 'Death by drowning in the widler- ness, two days' journey by canoe fro civilization, was the fate of James E. Narraway, aged twenty- one, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nar- raway, Ottawa, The apple crop throughout the do- minion, though seriously affected by recent drought, is still likely to av- erage better than last year. Hon. Mackenzie King, Liberal leader, spoke at Aurora on Wednes- day. He asked Burnaby to stép out. Four masked and armed bandits robbed two young farmers' homes sear St Thomas. 7, | » LADIES' OXFORDS AND STREET PUMPS FOR 2 WEEKS STARTING THURSDAY 1,000 pairs of Fine Shoes -- out on tables. 20% off Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags. L

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