Daily British Whig (1850), 22 May 1922, p. 12

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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. Livingston's re-- CUSTOM CLOTHIN -- We dress the best dressers! Try us for your Summer Suit. The new weaves of Woollens for summer wear are now ready. FABRICS. THE BEST. STYLE THE LATEST: EXPOSED A FAKE. MEDIUM What Canon Scott, Quebec, Tidings From Places Far and | Did at a Private Spirit- ualistic Seance. | -- I~ Quebec, May 22.- ihis impressions of a .spiritualistic | féance recently was given by Canon | Seott, of Quebec, just before he sail- {ed for England on the liner Mon- | trose, He said: a ' | "Last winter 1 was present at a | Private seance given by an American | professional woman medium, a friend lof 'Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and iSr [Oliver Lodge, There were present, | besides the host and his brother, a {Prominent Quebec lawyer and a well | known' educationalist. The woman {Was a trumpet medium and she claim- | ed that the spirit of a Dr. Sharp, who died in Edinburgh 160 years ago, spoke through the trumpet, which | 8tood in the middle of the floor, | "After the lights were turned out and the voice had been speaking for | | some time, I became aware that the | trumpet was coming in my direction. |I moved very quickly in the darRness |towards the centre of the room, and touched the good lady who was |standing there talking through the | trumpet, which, in her surprise, she |dropped to the floor. - { "At once the voice &topped and | | the lights were turned on. The med- | lum did not know who had touched { her, but was offered some whiskey |and water or a glass of wine, to re- | store her equanimity, and to lihk us |once again with the spirit world. | Being in Canada, and not in the [United States, this was possible. "When I said I was the one who {had interrupted the performance, I {| Wag told that I had broken the con- | nection between the living and the {dead and, apparently, not even the [glass of wine which + the medium | drank was able to restore it. The | strange fact. was that the old Scotch doctor had a very pronounced Ameri- can accent, even through the tin ---A description of [EWS OFF THE WIRES IN CONDENSED FORM - | Near Are Briefly Recounted., | German political parties are unit- | |ed to smash tpeaty with Russia, |. The British attorney-general, Sir | | Ernest Pollock, states that women |are eligible with men for appoint- | ment to Judgeships. | Enrico Caruso's body is still on | | view in the National cemetery and | {can be seen by anyone, curious | | enough to visit it, . | The threat of coercive measures | { has brought Hungary to terms in the | matter of delivery of cattle under the | reparation terms of the peace treaty. | © The Regal Tire and Rubber Gom- { pany, Sherbrooke, Que., has been of- | ficially placed in liquidation, and | -| the property may soon be offered for | sale. - Fire losses in Canada during the week ended May 17th are estimated | by the Monetary Times at $489,757, | compared with $760,300 the previous week. Rev. Dr. 0. C. S. Wallace, formerly chancellor of McMaster Onley Toronto, may be the new editor of {the Canadian Baptist, in succession [to the late Rev. Dr. Mackay. i Sir Charles Parsons, head of the | firm of C. A. Parsons and Co., New- | castle-on-Tyne, has given £10,000 to | the British Association for the Ad- to aid re- | vancement of Science, |-search work. The fruit crop of the Niagara dis- | trict has suffered very little damage | from the wind and rain storms which | have visited the section of-late, and | the prospects for a bumper crop are i very bright. | A proposal to raise the speed limit {in the country from the present {twenty-five to thirty'miles an hour is ione of gaveral nendments to the | Motor Vehicles Act introduced in the | Ontario legislature, i | A loan to Germany is now assured up into trim, smart styles. summer and it is a wise plan to choose your materials early, giving plenty of time for the making. the checked patterns and a host of dainty shades, SMART NEW I TUB. FABRICS All Fresh and Crisp for Spring. GINGHAMS In Small Checks and Dainty Colors 25¢c to $1.25 Colorful new Ginghams in such pretty patterns that make Many tub frocks are needed for Many new variations in RATINE SUITINGS $1.25 to $2.95 A very new material that is being used a great deal { | -. "A Summer Novelty ! | CRETONNE PATTERNED "DRESS MATERIAL 69¢c. Yard * You ean well imagine how quaint and at- tractive a frock of Cretonne patterned fabric TET i i WORK FAULTLESS. PRICES MODERATE. trumpet gave his utterance an un- | and soon France will have no pretext natural sound. Why he should have | for advancing into the Ruifr valley. rm Sm 1 dropped his Scotch brogue and adopt- | The Morgans, of New Work, are be- ed a New England twang is a ques- | hing it. Forty million dollars are for the making of Sports ------+S8ults and Jumper Dresses. Colors Rose, Copen, Pea Green, Natural, Pink and might be, made a little old-fashioned per- haps. You'll find it the easiest thing in the | world to make. - The floral, basket, parrot Chintz and so on, designs supplying the ne- | cessary garniture. The selection of patterns No garment leaves our house unless it 18 perfect in every detail. TAILORS and CLOTHIERS ® eo 5 Livingston's 75-79 Brock Street : "If off your route it pays to walk' ANDERSON BROTHERS Limited Phones 458--459. Wholesale 1767. GOOD VALUES Monday and Tuesday LAUNDRY NEEDS 5 bars Comfort Soap, 4 cakes Castile Soap, | package Lux, | package Cleanser and 2 packages Naptha Powder ev + 2iv $1.00 Prince Edward Fishing Grounds are noted for fine quality of WHITEFISH and SAL. MON TROUT. We have arranged for regu- lar express deliveries of the superior fish noted. So many patrons admired and pur- chased from the first delivery on Thursday last. EVERY DAY on exhibition and sale --just when you fancy a plate of Whitefish or Trout we have it for you. ; Fresh caught Prince| Fresh caught Prince Edward itefish--| Edward Salmon ~ 22¢. Ib. Trout ......20c. Ib. MOLASSES CHOICE Large tins, "Kitchen MUSCATEL Chum' -- reg. 20¢. RAISINS 2 for 25c¢. 18c. per Ib. HONEY HONEY : White Clover White Clover S5Ib. pail . ..... 95¢ 10 Ib. pail . . . $1.80 CHOICE RICE 4 Ibs. for 29c. N CANNED SALMON Choice quality, | Ib. tins, 18c. ea., 6 for $1. CORN FLAKES, Kellogg's . . .2 for 19. - SHREDDED WHEAT ...... .2 for 25¢. PINES--Season welk advanced. We offer all sizes. 10 Ibs. Granulated Sugar for 55c¢., with | order 6 Pineapples or over. tion which I leave to the sincere in- "My advice to everyone who wishes light with him, I went to get mine to tdke with me I found 'the battery was not. working, I guarantee that if he turns on the light he will discover the fraud .as I did. No man is intellectually fit to gd to a ifice who declines to take with him dnd use a flashlight, and no medium can be trusted who objects to such a test of truth." THE STOOK MARKET. Reparted by McKinnon & Co., Royal Bank: Building, Market Street, NEW YORK STOOKS. May 22, 2 p.m. Amer. Loco Atchison Baldwin Loco. B. & O. Gen. Motors Great Northern Ore Gulf' States Steel Pacific Oil N. Y. Central New Haven Northern Pac. Rep. Steel Reading Southern Pac. Royal Dutch Studebaker Union Pacific U. 8. Steel CANADIAN STOCKS. Brazilian Bell Tel. -- THIS ARMY APPEARS DOOMED TO FAILURE Veterans' March From Toron- to to Ottawa Not Sanction- ed by Q.W.V.A. a The "army" of unemployed veter- ans, which ig marching from Toronto to Ottawa, is gradually dwindling, ac- cording to. reports received from along their foute, and very little en- thusiasm has been shown in the vari- ous towns visited up to the present. It is understood that the marching men number about three hundred now, Upon enquiry at the local veterans organization, the Whig was told that no official sanction had been given to the "march" by any officers of the various branches of the returned men's organization, When asked as to the possibility of any Kingston men joining up with the column, if they should touch Kingston, one member of the executive of the G. W. V. A. stated that he thought jt highly Improbable that any local vet- erans would have anything to do with the movement. In the opinion of those in well-informed circles, the "army" is doomed to failure, before reaching Ottawa, as there has been | considerable wrangling already among the leaders. 3 i ------ | At Cobourg, on Friday, Charles A. BN ugaon, ex-M.P, for Northumber- nd, passed away. Deceased had been seriously ill trom blood poison since last September. He was bery in Cobourg sixty-four years ago, The pope has sent Patriarch Bar- ralissina to London 10 seek a per- sonal Interview with Premier Lloyd George, at which he will advocate the views and plans of the Vatican re. Beriing the religious future of Pales- 1! 5 The Soviets are coining new silver coins from precious metals confiscat- 'ed trom the Russian churches, genuity of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. | to attend a seance is to take a flash- | Unfortunately, when | | also to be advanced to Austria. | Had a Busy Sunday. Rev. Thomas Joplin, financial sec- | retary of the Shantymen's Christian | Association of Canada and the United | States, who is in the city for a few |'days, in the Interests of his work, had a very busy Sunday. St. Andrew's church Sunday morning, {and in the afternoon delivered ad- | dresses at Chalmers and Sydenham | street churches, and also assisted in the service at Griffin's theatre by Evangelist Matheson. In the evening he assisted Rev. Mr. LaFlajir at the First Baptist church, and also as- sisted Evangelist Matheson in his ser- vice., Subscriptions for Mr, Joplin's work will be received by Rev. J. W. Stephen, of St. Andrew's church, and they may also be left in care of the Y.M.C.A. DAILY MEMORANDUM, Remember Bethel Church versary supper 6 p.m. Dance dn Snider's Grove, Sydenham, May 24th. Treneer's orchestra. British mail will close at the King- Ston post office at 9 p.m. To-nlant (Monday). PRINTERS anni. MARKET SQUARE, KINGSTON, DIED, CAMI'RELL~--In Kingston, on May 22na4, 1 Margaret, only daughter of nd Mrs. Robert Campbell, El- lice street, aged nine months. Funeral (private) to Cataraqui Ceme- tery. ROBINSON--In New York, on May 17th, 1922, Mrs. N.'d. Robinson, widow of the late N. G. Robinson, formerly of Kingston. Funéral was held from 247 Queen street Monday morning at 10 o'clock to Cataraqui Cemetery, CARD OF THANKS, The board of management of the In- fants' Home wihes to thank the people who so generously contributed 0 the tag day, and to all those who helped. CARD OF THANKS. - Goldup and famlly, Cataraqui, wish to thank their many friends for the kindness and sympathy shown them in their recent sad bereavement through the death of Mrs. Goldup. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to take this opportunity of thanking our many friends and neigh- bors who gave their valuable assist- ance during the fire which destroyed our home and contents recently. % ~--Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Kellar, R. R. No. 3, Bath. = CARD OF THANKS. George Hughes and daughters desire to express their thanks to their many kind friends and neighbors for thelr ssistance during the illness of the late Mrs. Hughes, also for the sympathy dn their heavy bereavement. R. R. 1, Harrowsmith, May 20th, 1922. He preached at |* White. SPORTS SUITINGS 60c. Yard HANSON, CROZIER & EDGAR | making of light excellent width. Pini, Rose. An ideal fabric for the summer { Sports Suits and Dresses -- cool and comfortable and of Colors: 8ky, Copen, Natural, Orchid, | is very wide; just as rich in color and as ar- tistic as your draperies. de iL ee CRISP DOTTED ORGANDIES MUSLINS 60c.t0 $1.50 $1.50 and $2 This sheer fabric is vImported Swiss Mus- very popular for it makes up so heautiful- lins, the mont fashion- ly 'for either afternoon Able summer materia) or party frocks. ~The for this season. A full colors are Grey, Pink, range of new colors, Mauve, Nile, Deep which are Salmon, Rose, shades of Blue, Dark Green, Peach, Lavender, Maize, Can- Pink, Lavender, Sky, ary, Peach, Flame and Navy, Henna, Jade, Navy, Copen, Rose, W hite. Small including checks and small this year and nearly Mid Rose, etc. COTTON VOILES patterns, ! checks and. embroidered dots; entirely new shades. 45c. to $1.95 This year small patterns are the most favored in. the new Spring Volles, embroidered dots, flowered patterns. Many new shades are in all are light and fairly bright, such as Henna, Peach, pretty pretty prominence JLAIDLAV & SON LIMITED Bargains For Children Boys' Brown Canvas Boot--Rubber Sole-- Sizellwwi3...... .... .... $1.25 Sizelto5..,... .. ++ooo-. $1.50 Girls' Black Kid 2 Strap Slipper-- Sizellto2....... 7." $2.28 Girls' Patent 2 Strap Sl; ot Size 8to 10} . > Pper Sa. Girls' Brown Leather Sandals-- . aie - -$1.25, $1.50, $1.75, according to size. $2.28

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