Daily British Whig (1850), 20 Jun 1922, p. 16

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-- ---------- ea -- THE DAI FOUNDED 1847. - Fine Quality | Suits Tailored by Livingston We want you to become interested in our CUSTOM CLOTHING We would be pleased to show you Our New Summer Suitings At $45.00, $50.00 and $55.00 | ports, Our New Sport Suitings | At $55.00, $60.00 and $65.00 Our Blue Suitings At $45.00 up to $65.00 | You can order your clothing here with confidence of perfect fit, abso. lute satisfaction and the utmost value. | | | ine | | | Livingston's | 75-79 Brock Street "If off your route it pays to walk" | EE -------- TU | | { | | ANDERSON | BROTHERS Limited II Phones 458--459. Wholesale 1767. | | i | Strawberries Strawberries || { | | For Preserving--For the Table Every day this week will be Berry Day. De- |] liveries daily from the best berry producing f districts. SUGAR HAS ADVANCED, but is I still at a reasonable mark for preserving. Special quotation on Sugar with Strawber- ries. | LUNCH BASKET SPECIALTIES: Beverages -- Gurds' Ginger Ale, Ginger Beer, Cream Soda, Dry Ginger Ale. Dalton's Concentrated, Cherry Ade, Lemonade, Grape Punch, Orangeade. Grape Juice, Lime Juice, Raspberry Vinegar. Splendid assortment of Sandwich Meats and Pastes. : Pickles, Salad Dressing, Catsup, Sauces, Cooked, Roast and Jellied Meats--all machine sliced. T Ripe Tomatoes, Salad Greens, Watermel- ' ons, Canteloupe, Oranges, Apples, Ban- anas, Grape Fruit, Cherries, Peaches. Everything essential in the food line to joy- ous picnic or out-door luncheon, of tha dominion, Addresses of wel- MANY ORANGE DELEGATES MRE FOR CONVENTION |The Ladies' Benevolent Asso- | clation Convenes in St. James' Parish Hall. { -- The Grand Lodge Orange Black {Obapter of British America opened at {the Orange hall, Princess street on {Monday afternoon at 3.30. Most | Worshipful Sir Knight L. E. Stznley, | | Ottawa, presiding. There were about (one hundred Bladk Knightsinattand- {ance among them being Hon, W, D, | Macpherson and Joe Mr. Swaine, piano tuner, orders | {received at 10y Clergy street w. | | Phone 564w. | Mrs. John Neff, Tilston, Man, is | visiting her sister, Mrs. James Pen- | nock, Wellington street. | The ads. are salesmen, helpful and | courteous. They bring your atten- | tion to 'buying opportunities, | The local curlers are supporting | Thompson, the new rink and many applications | IM.P.P. and H. C. Hocken, M.P., To- | for stock have been received by tho | | ronto, committee. The opening of the session was confined to the transaction of rou- The Sunday eyening concerts at | the Thousand Island House, Alex- | | tine business, including the filing of |andria Bay, N.Y. credentials and the appointment of | committees, 1 1y were so popular | last summer, will be resumed short. | At bpm. Mayors. 8. Corbett gave | On June 16th, Mrs. D. Norman |r address of welcome on behalt of | Purvis, Lyn, died.after a prolonged [the city, and extended an invitation | illness, aged sixty-four | to visit the city | was a cousin of Mrs, (Dr.) Nash, Al-| {bert street. to the members | buildings and the memorial hail | which many+«did during the evening | after tha session of the city council. years. She Rev. John Puttenham, Elginburg, Grand chaplain of Ontario East, is | { In the evening the advisory com- | here for the Orange convention and | {mittee held a eonference over the |is staying at the Albion hotel. He pusiness to be laid before the session which opened this morning when the | committees brought in their reports | |and the grand master and secretary- | [treasurer presented their annual re- | Tha deliberations are expect- ed to be concluded this evening, | { Today the Grand Lodges Orange-| Ladies Benevolent Association met in | | | St. James" parish hall and there was | a large attendance of delegates from | the ladies' lodges. Delegates to the Grand Orange Lodge of British America continue to | arrive in the city on all trains today and it is expected that there will be | six hundred present when the 92nd | annual session opens tomorrow with | Grand Master H. C. Hocken in the | chair, { The Orangemen will be entertain- ed while in the city by a special com- mittee by the local lodges composed of WwW, J. Saunders, chairman, H. C. Wood, H. A. Graham, T. A. Kidd, | James Berry, Mrs. Hussey, Mrs. Cas- | sels. One of the features will be a | trip among the Thousand lslandg on | the steamer Waubic on Wednesday | evening, { The Ladies Orange Benevolent | Association of British America opens ed in St. James' Parish hall at 2 p.m. and there was an attendance of 150 delegates from all over the do- minfon. Most Worshipful Grand Mistress, Mrs. Flora Burrowes, Hamilton, presided and gave an ad- dress of welcome. Reports were pre- sented and after the appointment of committees only routine business was proceeded with. On Wednesday the committees will report and the Most Worshipful the Grand Mistress will present her annual report. The remainder of the programme will be dealt with, including the election ct grand officers and selecting the place of meeting next year. The oth- er officers are: Most Worshipful De- puty Grand Mistress, Mrs. H. Fland- ers, Plaster Rock; Most Worshipful Grand Mistress, Miss Cullen, Toron- to, grand treasurer; Most Worship- ful Grand Mistress, Mrs. Jean Gor- don, Toronto, grand secretary, ------ THE STOCK MARKET. | | { | Reported by McKinnon & Co., Royal | Bank Building, Market Street, | ' NEW YORK STOCKS. | June 20th, 2 pm. | Amer, | | B. & 0. | Crue. Sinclair Oil N. Y. Central New Haven | Northern Pac. Royal Dutch Reading Southern Pac. Rep. 1. & 8. Studebaker Union Pacific U. 8. tSeel lL Mex Pete ... .sold at 171, now 147. CANADIAN STOCKS. Brazilian Can. Cement Bell Tel, Shots Fired Near Home 5 Of the Ulster Premier Beifast, June 20.--Shots were fir- ed early today in the vicinity of Stormont Castle which was purchas- ed by the Ulster government as. an official residence for Sir James Craig, premier, who with his wife took up his residence there for the first time last evening. ----------e Nurses Meet in Wost, Edmonton, Alta, June 20.--Tue eleventh annual meeting of the Can- adian National Association of Train- ed Nurses opened yesterday with delegates present from al} provinces come were given by Premier Green- field and Mayor Duggan and Presi i- ent H. M. Tory, of Alberta Unive:- sity. His Honor Li Govera- is a vigorous Orange advocate, Be familiar with the store offer- Ings before going away for the sum- mer. Have the paper sent to you so | that you may keep abreast of the | opportunities offered from time to | time, | A-good- game is. scheduled-in the S.8.A.A.A. series for this evening' When Princess and Sydenham street | teams meet, Last year these 'teams | were league leaders and so far this | year each has been undefeated. Mrs. Elizabeth Davies, aged sixty- | | eight years, a resident of Utica, N.Y,. Dassed away at her summer home | at Grenell Island late 'Friday night from heart failure. She had ent fed the home on Grenell for the past | fifteen years and was well known among the summer tourists and re. | sidents of the river. -------- Police on the Lookout For | Stolen Horse and Buggy | A young man rented a horse and | buggy from Lake Guess, Jocal livery- | man, on Sunday last, and has not Yet returned the outfit and the pol- ice have beén 'notified to be on the lookout for him and round him up. The horse ie described as a dark ches- nut, with one white hind foot. The horse was attached to a dark rubber- tired buggy. The police of this dist- rict have also been notified, Oddfellows Excursion. Gananoque and return. Monday eve, 26th. St. Waubie, 7.30 city time, Dancing. Tickets, 50c, The cottage colony at the Thou- sand Islands is being added to daily by arrivals. Early sweet green peas expectad in the morning at Carnovsky's. Ho that woull enter Paradise must ccme with a right key, DAILY MEMORANDUM. C. W. L. Tea and Sale Notre Dame | Convent Grounds; to-morrow 3 to 9 pm. | U.F.0. lawn dance in Fair's Grove, | Glenburnie, Wednesday, June~21st, aiid (standard time). | | PRINTERS HANSON, CROZIER & EDGAR! MARKET SQUARE, KINGSTON. | a BORN, | SAUNDERCOOK---At Hotel Dieu, ony June 17th, 1922, to Mr, and Mrs. B M. Saundercook (née Bernice Yeo-| mans), a son, Roy James. ETTINGER--In Kingston General Hos- pital, on June 19th, 1922, Frederick Ettinger, aged 85 years. Funeral will be held at Fordwich, Ont. A A cr ss IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our daughter, | | DIED, | | Alice, Mrs. P, L. Edwards, who June 20th, 1915. S&dly missed Father, Mother, Sisters and Brothers, Not now, but in the coming years, It may be in a better land, We'll read the meaning of our tears, And then, up there, we'll understand Some day, some time, my eyes shall see The face I loved so well, Some diy, some time, our hands shal) clasp, To never say farewell, IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear mo- ther, Mrs. P. L. Edwards, who dled June 20th, 1915. Her boys, Taylor, Borden and Samuel MacDonald. Just a thought of sweet remembrance, | Just a memory fond and true, Just & token of affection, Just a longing stil] for you. JAMES REID The Old Firm of Undectakers 234 and 256 PRINCESS STREET Phone 147 for Ambulance NIAAA AA rare) Videreanee or Brett presided last night ang Bishop Gray gave an address. Asks For London, June 20--Winston Church- ill colonial secretary stated to the House of Commons that he thought the present time was inopportune for a discussion on Ireland and ask- ed the house to allow him to reserve any statements he would have made to the Commons on Thursday until some later time, LY BRITISH WHIG. JLAIDLAV & SON LIMITED ---- KINGSTON'S FAVORITE SHOPPING PLACE Phones 754.755. Ee SOME EXCELLENT VALUES: COTTON DRESS GOODS For the price of one dress regularly, you can almost purchase two at this greatly reduced price. These Voiles sold for 75¢. a yard. Beautiful, fine qualities and are all this season's newest patterns. Checks, dots and small floral patterns, in Navy Blue, Copen, Grey and Black. Come early and have the choice of the patterns. 36 INCHES WIDE REG. 7 5c. YARD FANCY RATINES | t 1 3 5 yard For Dresses, Suits and Separate Skirts The nuwest fabric to enter our Cot- ton Goods Section is RATINE in fancy patterns. In all the season's newest rolors--checked patterns of numer- ous sizes. This material is ideal for the making of Sports Suits, Jumper Dresses and Separate Skirts. Ex- ceptionally wide width, nice, heavy quality. The new Summer styles presented in our pattern department are a fash- ion show in themselves. Their cor- rectness and smartness bespeak their Parisian and Fifth Avenue source. And the magic of the Deltor makes all this beauty-- all this charm yours, with a marvelous new economy that makes possible, very often, the addi. tion of another garment --a Blouse or a fetching bit of Lingerie--for the money you save } BUTTERICK PATTERNS Style Leaders of the World | Established 1879. er e------ | | { take advantage of these SATURDAY'S BARGAINS On Sale This Week Owing to wet weather many were unable to rgains. Ladies' Tan Elk Leather Sport Ox- ford--newest shoe, rubber heels . Children's Patent | .$4.75 Strap and Kid leather 2 strap; sizes 8,910... . $1.98 Children's Brown Leather Sandals-- good quality. Sizes from 6 to 104. $1.25 These are all Splendid Bargains ! LOCKETT'S

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