ore SNES i THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1022. BUY KINGSTON MADE PRODUCTS ee -- SUCCEED WITH KINGSTON KEEP OUR HOME FACTORIES BUSY mhusssrso "~ BEAVER Maple, Birch and Beech. We have price. "SEE US FIRST." PHONE HARDWOOD FLOORING Quarter Cut White Oak, plain Red Oak, Clear and No. 1 grades, also ALLAN LUMBER CO. \ BRAND Just the right kind at the right 1042. PHONE 38 THOS. G. BISHOP ENGINEER AND MACHINIST Brass and Iron Castings, Electric and Oxy-Acetylene Welding Corner King and Queen Streets Bc. SMOKE EEL CIGAR Be. Mc GOWAN CIGAR CO. op : BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL Special Sunday Dinner Served From 1 to 2.30, Price Tbe, ERLE R. ASHLEY, Proprietor. g GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRS E. B. EDWARDS Phone saw. 848% Princess St. GEO. A. BATEMAN REAL ESTATE Phone 396w. 1590 Wellington. J Limited Manufacturers of POCKET AND PEN KNIVES €. A. Eaton, Gen. Mgr. Kingston, Ont \ "HIGHER QUALITY" "BETTER SERVICE" Our Motto. M. R. McCOLL YOUR DRUGGIST Cor. Clergy and Princess Streets 4 Green Houses Phone 1174J. P. C. LAWSON KINGSTON'S LEADING FLORIST WEDDING, BIRTHDAY AND FUNERAL DESIGNS Store 770, "Speci to Housekeepers Little Ben, Cadillac Cleaner, Hori- zontal Self-Cooling Motor. Regular price with attachments . .. $70.00 Sale price for this month, com- a $50.00 J. R. C. DOBBS 41 Clarence Street Typewriter headquarters \ p-- 3 THE MARRISON STUDIO PORTRAIT OR COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Next to Bank of Nova Scotia 7 > D. 8. COLLIER Successor to Warwick Bros, MY VALET Phoge ' JLoasive PRESSING | 650 REPAIRING | Allen, the Auctioneer) Telephone 252. VALET SERVICE 232 Brock Street N-- J 4 3) Commencing SUNDAY, APRIL 23rd, Bus starts for Cataraqui er daily except Saturday and Monday at 1:45 p.m. Fare: 40 cents return. Leaves from Livery of J. D. GODKIN & SON 200 Princess St. Phone sis.) rr 3 TELGMANN SCHOOL OF MUSIC Phone 1325J. J 216 Frontenac, Jobbing Work Specialty F. H. HAMILTON Plumbing and Steam Fitting, Hot Water Heating \ Thome 1420w. 131 Alfred St. Quality and First Class Service Guaranteed REID'S DINING HALL QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY TORONTO EXHIBITION GROUNDS East Side Industrial Bullding Phone 2153 > { 110 CLERGY STREET % M. LAWSON AUTO BATTERY EXPERT ANY type of Battery recharged, repaired or built to order, Your satisfaction assured. PHONE 275 (Canada Cutlery Co., || ~ 3 | and not one refreshment booth couid gredients by men Who ht----pure, sweet Just rig ASK YOUR \ PHONE 1307 PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR THIS SEASON OUR MOTTO "PROMPT SERVICE" Kingston Ice Co., Ltd. Why Eat Poor Bread ? TROUBLE CARNOVSKY'S BAKERY turnin; ut Bread of the highes ¢ quality, or go Who have the knowledge and facility for making 1¢ and whole GROCER IT CREATES STOMACH made from the best in- Try some. ie: FOR IT OR PHONE 111, uf . STUDEBAKER SERVICE STATION OVERLAND SERVICE Kingston Auto Sales Co. Ltd Cor. Brock & Montreal Sts. Phone 600. 5 "~ Weber Pianos ---- : (Limited) MANUFACTURERS "PRUE COTTON" # MONTREAL--TORONTO--WINNIPEG Company sin is particularly easy to find here in \MAXOTIRES NOT RE-LIN S Kingston. The cigars manufactur- ed by the McGowan Factory are in- | expensive, and are of such a quality | Maxotires are complete ' inside that ev tidious smoker {tires. 'They are built of far better |. 1d on tho pon 19 then. {Material than reliners, and are ov Two brands in particular are well- fared with a ig hig eat Ie, {known. They are the "Peel" at five lor oy oo ud 63s and camn ®®P | cents, and the "Milo" at ten cents, : | vide popularity. (Maxotires are made extra wide oth Sujoy & w pop! Y {and are wrapped around the inner! | tube. {smoke at but small cost. The George One side is anchored down; | A. as lon with an endless steel hoop and so A McGowan Cigar Factory has x arranged that the Maxotire Tocks | been recognized as one of Kingston's established industries, and has fur- jtighter and tighter as the air pres-| K t |sure increases. It, therefore, does Bisbee Le pg lugaton jot 3epend of the tire for support Particularly during the past few | As. Mazotires carry years of financial and employment stress has this factory done fits part within themselves and do not bulge in the long, hard pull of reconstrue- like re-liners or blowout patches the : tion. TT ment of the fac- |tires never get any weaker after be- ~ Ty agema] time apd pa- {ing Maxotired. Hundreds of thous- | | tience to the problem of giving the ands of weak tires have been run and |mazimu Too of employment for run until worn entirely through 18 | the amount of work to be done, and | Places to the Maxotire. The | many Kingston workers have bene- Maxotires were then transferred 10 fted as the result other tires and are still giving ser- | When you buy a smoke, ask for a | vice, [McGowan cigar and boost a King- What Maxotires have done tor | McG nase 2 {others they will surely do for you. | > |Look for the Maxotire sign when in! | Kingston, i the strain| |severa EEE P MPEP bbb tree ems - 9, § N, 4 SERVICE TO-DAY'S INSPIRATION * FOR FIRST CLASS WORK i M. P. Reid 1s undoubtedly the | best known caterer in this district. §No matter how large the luncheon or banquet to be put on, he handles it with ease to the last detail and his services are in constant demand for such affairs, A good caterer is a hard man to find, and many conven- {ors of dinner and refreshment com- | mittees have thanked the lucky fates | which led them to M. P. Reid in their | difficulties. | Then there is the well-known | Reid's Dining Hall on Queen's Uni- | versity grounds. When Queen's | Hospital was evacuated by the miii- | tary authorities and handed back to |the university once more, Mr. Reid | was quick to see the advantages of the spacious kitchens which had | been erected, and promptly started 2 dining hall for the students, which | | REID'S DINING tbr r rere The idle man stands out- side of God's plan, outside of the ordained scheme of things; and the truest self- respect, the noblest inde- pendence, and the most gen- uine dignity are not to be found there. --HOLLAND, *» * J * > * * * | + PLP 049% 0 00000000 JUNE AND ROSES June and roses usually come to- gether and when we speak of roses in June, we as often refer to the roses in the cheeks of many brides, or to the brides themselves, as we do the that most beautiful of flow- ers. The average girl tries to make { herself more beautiful on her wedd- ing day than she has ever been be- fore, or ever will be after. The ex- citement, the solemnity of the cere- mony, the sweetness of the day, her happiness, all these combine to aid her in that aim, although she seldom realizes that they are helping. That is the day on which she should be photographed, {in order that her appearance on that day may be preserved for her friends and for her children, Marrison, the Photographer, makes a specialty of photographic work in connection with weddings. There is ino need to go to any great trouble, Do running down to the studio in wedding togs, unless it is desired. !Marrison goes right to the homes |and in a few minutes, with a mini. mum of trouble for all concerned, takes the bride, or the bride and groom together, or the whole wedd- ing party,--and then all goes on as before, with only a pause of a few minutes. The Marrison Studio has been for- tunate in obtaining patronage of a very high order in this respect and most of the weddings which were big social events this spring were photographed by Marrison, Remember that the door of the studio is next to the Bank of Nova Scotia. has been & genuine convenience and (service since its establishment. Another place where a Reid insti- [tution is rendering great service is | fin the Jock Harty Arena, also at {Queen's. In the days of the old coy- {ered rink, there were sometimes {thousands of people in attendance be found. Reid's tea room was incor- porated with the main building when the new Avena was constructed, and, all last winter rendered excellent service to all who patronized the big rink. But Mr. Reld has also carried his (activities outside Kingston, and at the famous Toronto Exhibition, Reid's Dining Hall may be found on the east side of the Industrial Bufld- | ing, serving once more, and looking jafter the wants of thousands who come and go during the Canadian National Fair. A thorough knowledge of his busi- ness, a habit of square dealing, and the ability to give service that is sufficient and astisfactory, are just some of the things which have been put into the Reid catering system to make it so satisfactory to the gener- al public. Every year marks soma new advance in this system and at the present rate of progress Mr. Reid will be dubbed "King of Caterers" in a few years, ---------- WOMAN IS ONLY WOMAN BUT : GOOD CIGAR IS SMOKE That was probably the saying of some old cynic who had been put in the proper place by some woman and whose pride had suffered somewhat in the process, or it might also have been the joking remark of some ard- ent smoker while enjoying a clear Havana, As for. that, a woman is only a woman after all, but that title should be compliment enough. The name of woman needs no praise or defense. It is self-sufficient. But when one speaks of cigars it is a different matter. There are cigars--and then cigars; stogles----- and then cheroots, but a good cigar certainly is hard to beat as a smoke. We do not all carry around a bat- tery of Havanas in our pockets be- cause the usual Havana gets to be rather an expensive luxury when used freely. And yet we have too fine a taste to use the common vari- ety of "rope" or "cabbage leaf." The solution is a simple on and I 1d be ICE Shou stocked with Jue. : Kingston Artificial Ice , 22 Montreal Street. Phone on. ---------------- Money is becoming cheaper and more easily obtained. In April it Was on call in New York at two and one-half per cent. Bank clearings are increasing throughout the coun- try and this is the barometer to watch, Swedish census statisticians de- clare their country the healthiest in the world. . . Young Ladies, Read This If you are bothered with pimples, rashes and ugly blotches on your face, it your complexion is sallow, it's an evidence that you require Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills to tone up the blood. One of these splendid regulating pills makes a complexion like peach bloom-cheeks soon become rosy, eyes brighten, you again look the picture of health, look and feel well because you use Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Man- drake and Butternut, 25¢ at all deal- ers or The Catarrhozonme Co., Mont- Teal | THE SONG SHOP 216 PRINCESS ST. PHONE 970w. KINGSTON, ONT. \ YOUR REFRIGERATOR J A -------- is a satisfying | * | *| =} | { | OLD STUFF AND N Goods that sell themselves, Order takers. Grocery clerks. ! Free delivery four times daily | A baker's dozen, Fresh eggs, two dozen for ter | The only books kept, being those | kept by the customer. ! Keeping the cash in open counter | drawers or pants pockets . | Sweeping the store daily while the | cheese and butter tubs are uncover- | ed | a quar- | Wrapping the butter and tresh | meats in old newspapers. | Refusing to handle goods, advertised | | Cash 'and carry department. | Telephone sales. | Experienced retail salespeople. Deliveries not to exceed twice daily. Full count and correct weight Powdered eggs, Systematic book keeping, Cashier and cash registers. | Concrete rat ang germ-proof | floors scrubbed daily. | Goods well packed for delivery in | printed boxes bearing seller's firm | | name. | Giving preference to nationally ad- vertised goods, ------ Say, How's Your Old Stréw Hat? "How's your old straw hat?" {is often heard in the streets. It may mean anything, mostly it means no- thing, but just a slang expression, something to break the monotony of "Hello," "Good Morning," and such stock greetings. But, when the New York Hat Cleaning Company asks that ques- tion it means just what the words say. It is making enquiry as to the health, color, shape and general con- ditions of your old straw chapeau, because it is interested in straw hats to a high degree. The New York Hat Cleaning Company cleans and re- blocks all kinds of hats, but is inter- {ested mainly in straw hats at this [time of year. The season for the [jaunty straws opened on May twen- ty-fourth, and it is time for the company's slogan--"Every time you buy a new hat you owe yourself money." From their point of view there certainly is something in that slogan. A man pays from three to twenty dollars for a straw hat, wears it one summer, and then is ashamed to try it for another season merely because it is soiled. The material of the hat may be as good as ever, the ribbon clean and neat, and usually, in the case of straw hats, the shape is still good. Yet that little bit of dirt is go- ing to cost the hat's owner a new covering for his head. Here is where the hat cleaners come on the job and save us money. They clean and repair old hats to look like new for a small fee. Phone 395, or call at 208 Princess street for service and satisfaction, It's Great to Eat at the Belmont. If you don't believe that, just trot down there and try it out for your- self. The Belmont is run by an Ir- ishman who was formerly steward of the Frontenac Club of this city, and if that is not sufficient recommend- ation, then listen--The meals are the solid, dependable kind, and the cooking is just like mother's best. The prices are low, and you get ev- erything from soup to nuts. If you have only stopped for a cup of tea, a plece of cake and a chat, you are still in the right place, as the Belmont Tea Room renders ser- vice plus. Next time try the Belmont. Within four months liberty bonds have advanced from 80 to 100 in the United States. Firet class securities are all registering at high levels. Good times are coming, Trade journals and banking magazines, in- disputable signs of prosperity, prove it, empha AN ATTRACTIVE 8 PER CENT INVESTMENT With a Bonus of Fifty Per Cent. Common Stock in Geo. A. Palmer's Used Car & Salvage Co, Ltd Write or call for particulars at the Company's Office, Queen and Bagot Sts, Telephone 410]. Grinding Shop Phone 1212J. Corner Queen-Wellington Streets Nr J WM. J. VINCE PAINTER, PAPERHANGER AND HOUSE DECORATOR PHONE 907. 164 CLERGY or Your Cylinder Troubles Over Try the New Method R. M. CAMPBELL ASK FOR MASOUD'S ICE CREAM ALWAYS THE SAME 238 Princeas Street. Phone oa r p CALL H. L. BRYANT For CARTAGE OF FREIGHT Phone 17534 QUALITY ,AND SERVICE n i The Wilson, Lytle, Badgerow Co., ted, Kingston. -- rr" DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED FRUITS Grape Fruit, Grapes, Oranges, Bananas, Fresh Vegetable M. AMODEO 240 Princess Street. Phonp gz \, GEORGE NOBES Plumbing and Tinsmithing 7 Division Street - . . . Phone 986m. If | -- Give us a trial, Graham-Electric CONTRACTOR AND JOBBER HEATING PADS, ELECTRIC CURL- ING IRONS, ELECTRIC RANGES, IRONS, TOASTERS and GRILLS, Phone 1944 426 PRINCESS STREET Battery and Ignition Work = Specialty. Telephone 1340. Storage Battery----Service Station WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY 19 BROCK STREET Repairs all kinds of Magnetoes, Gen- erators, Starters, Lighting Systems and Storage Batterfes, ~ALL WORK GUARANTEED r SOLINE PUMP, and are 3 of Gasoline, Also Ofis We have installed the LATEST type of GA ready to serve the public with the best grade and Grease, Open evenings. EASTERN CANADA MAXOTIRE 284 Ontario Street, cormer Queen Give us a call. AND RUBBER 00. - Phone 2050. i * BREAD IS YOUR BEST FOOD. EAT MORE OF IT DOYLE MAKES THE BEST PHONE 1369. SMITH'S MEAT MARKET CHOICE WESTERN BEEF, COOKED MEATS 838 Princess St. Phone 799. \, J R. H. JONES Auto Tops Recovered Phone 152. 890 Princess St. | ) | Burke Electric Co., BUPPLIES AND FIXTURES CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING Phone, Day 428. 74 Princess 8¢, J THE KINGSTON ART STUDIO 84 Princess Street. Phone 2150w, KINGSTON, ONT, BAKER'S DAIRY PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM 58 Victoria Street. Phone 2083. J r hy LATURNEY CARRIAGE WORKS Special Designed Business Waggons--Auto Bodies General Blacksmithing Phone 152, 800 Princess a. \ J N rr USE WILMOT'S PURE MILK Telephone 2360 r. 14, FOR LEATHER GOODS ) Stop and look at our display of Made-in-Kingston leather oods in BARG DRUG STORE WINDOW. Sry buy out of town when you can uy at home ? . M, CHUBB & Co, \ rd McGinnis & O'Connor II Ht rr N N ol per Preparations Dr. Bell WONDER MEDICINE CO. | 110 Clarence Street. Phones s1e-004 YORK T OLEANIRG P, ANPaS Work bus Princess no =: Phone | 0. AYKROYD & SON BUILDING CONTRACTORS Estimates Given on New and Repair Work. MAIN STREET. FHONE sere. NL Y BELMONT DINING ROOM Our Motto. "Service and Quality" A. TIERNEY, PROP, Late Steward of the Frouteasc Club Phone 23373m. STEWART'S DAIRY For Pure Milk 689 Princess St. Phone 2193w ATTWOOD & DINE Tubes Phone 902m, ~ Our Motto-- Pay For What You Get Get What You Pay For KENDRIOK'S GARAGE General Repair Shop Remain in the work shop and see your work done Tel. 1888 373 Brock St. WARREN & WILLIAMS GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRS, GASOLINE AND OIL. TELEPHONE 275. 110 CLERGY STRERT / BIG REDUCTIONS IN WALL PAPERS Bedrooms, halls, parlors, for rented houses at 10c. and 12% ec. roll. "HANCOCK, THE DECORATOR" 155 Bagot Street. NOTICE ! \ Te Farmers, coming In or going out of town, by way of Princess St. drop in at HARRY JARVIS' STORE and get your supply of fireworks and celebrate' the King's birthday. We have a womnderful wssortment on hand. J. H. JARVIS Corner Albert snd Princess Streets J Only Pure Fruit Syrups Used CRYSTAL BOTTLING WORKS Phone 645. 473 Princess Street | Soward Keeps Coal Coal Keeps Soward Branch Office: PHONE 188 MoQall's Cigar Store