On all orders placed now, you have the advantage of McKay's Summer Rates and Free Storage until you require the Furs next Winter, when work done during the Summer maybe paid for. Phone 603. Our Fur Storage Van will call. Remember you are safeguarded by storing with McKay's. Your Furs age insured for the full value placed on them by you aghinst Fire, Theft and Moths. Insurance receipt sent you by return post. All Furs while in our Fur House are fully covered by us in Standard Insurance Companies. You run no chance of loss 'whatever. Think this over, it is worth your while. Fo i ns A yl The Busiest Bar in Town Try One--See Why !--10c. CROTHERS KINGSTON EST. 1869. --everything to keep the during the Summer, at butions Were $19,361. A ------ At the annual meeting of the ustee and quarterly of 8yd- | enham Street Methodist church, held on Monday evening, the reports pre- | sented showed that the past year has | been very successful. Rev. Dr. R. H.Bell reported that the membership of the church was 890, which is a considerad Ship increase over previous years. treasurer reported that §19,361 had been handled by him during the year. When all bills are paid there will de a balance on hand. Hearty votes of thanks were ten- dered to the Women's Missionary Association, the Ladies' Association and other organizations for the ex. cellent work which they had done during the year. James Shaw, treas- urer, and Edwin - Willams, secre- tary, were remembered for their ex- cellent services. The choir, under the able leadership of Miss M. Shaw, which has . done splendid service, was extended a 'vote of thanks. It was decided that the sing-song and social. hour, which have been held during the winter months at the close of the Sunday evening ser- vices for the benefit of the students and strangers, would be gontinued next fall. Dr. A. P. Chown, who has been recording steward for many years, was re-elected to that position. Bd- win Williams, paid secretary of the church, was reappointed. Although many churches will show a decrease in the missionary P. W. 0. R. MARCHOUT. Held to the Cricket Field on Monday A successful "march-out" of the Princess of Wales' Own Regiment was held on Monday evening, the battalion parading at the armouries at 7:30 o'clock and marching from here to the cricket field where an hour's practical drill was carried out. Major BE. B. Sparks, officor com- manding the regiment, was on par- | ade as well as a full compiement ot | officers, N.C.O's. and men and splen- | did results were obtained in the | short time at their disposal. ef Headed by the three bands of the | regiment, the men made a very cred- ftable appearance along the line of } march and many complimentary re- | marks were overheard concerning | the good turnout. After arriving at | the cricket field, the entire time was | devoted to Platoon, company regi- | mental drill, whilst the signallers | and stretcher-bearers were also put ! through their paces. The drills outlined for the spring training period have Jpen carefully followed, and by. the tie the annual inspection takes place the battalion will be in splendid conditien. -- WON TWO MEDALS. ------------ A. D. Winspear, B.A., Calgary, Ap. Pointed a Rhodes Scholar. givings for the year, the congrega- tion of Sydenham Street will be ahead of last year. 1 The following were appointed stewards: Dr. A. P. Chown, Oliver Chown, D. M. Chown, D. C. Davis, BE. B. Sparks, C. E. Taylor, R. H. Ward, P, B. Chown, Prof. R. O. Joly litte, F. B. Pense and James Shaw. The board, by a standing vcte, ex- pressed its appreciation of the ex- cellent services which Rev. Dr. R. H. Bell is rendering the church. The board adjourned to meet: on Monday evening, May 28th, when the 'standing committees will be ap- pointed. DR. ANSON RAYMOND DEAD. a Graduate of Queen's Who Practisea health the @eath occurred at Alex- Cl ready for a big clean-up. . CATARAQUL 4 9 4 4 4 4 4 at Alexandria. After a prolongel period of ill- andria, on Friday, of anson laay- mond, M.D. a leading medical prac- titioner of that place. Dr. * Auson LL. Raymond was born fortyfive years ago at Williamstown, Ont., son of Mr. ahd Mrs. J. N. Raymond, of that place, He was educated at the public and high schools of tne district, an at Queen's University, Kingsto where he studied medicine, graduat- ing with his M.D, degree some fitteen x years ago. After graduation, Dr. Ravmond went to. Montreal, and took a post-graduate course as an intern at the Western Hospital, studying and practising there for a year, Following this he went to follow his profession at Alexandria, where he built up a large practice. Nine years ago he married Miss Gwen- dolyn Kennedy, Montreal, who sur- vives him with three young sons. He Is also survived by' both his parents at Williamstown, wna three sisters and one brother, all living there, He had been for many years a member of the Masonic Order, and a largely.attended funeral was held at the Alexandria Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon, under the auspices of the Alexandria Lodge, AF & AM Following the service the remains were taken to Montreal by his par ents and relatives. Final ceremon- ies took place ut Wray's Chapel on Mountain street, after which the re- mains were conveyed to the Mount Royal crematorium. 8t. James' Church Workers bs 30:3} NON-SKID SPECIAL 8.75 4,000 miles "BUY A SPARE" \ BUY TIRES SPECIAL . $1.49 ---- BICYCLE TIRES - First quality and guaranteed. $1.65 DOWN. NOW Some makers have WHILE THE PRICES ARE A. D. WINSPEAR A. D. Winspear, B.A., Calgary, Alberta, who won the Latin and Greek medals at Queen's university, Was recently appointed a Rhodes scholar. He goes to England in Sep- tember for research work. Mr. Win- spear is at present filling a post in the Belleville collegiate iustitute. MINSTERIAL ASSOCATION Elects Rev. J. 8. Laflair Pres. ONLY Sebo een Special Prices ON. GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM WEEK ONLY--MAY 9x6 ft. genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rug. Regularly priced $9.00. 9x7} ft. genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rug. Regularly priced $11.25, .. ONLY 9x9 ft. genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rug. Regularly priced $13.50 9x10} ft. genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rug. Regularly priced $15.75. ... ONLY 9x12 ft. genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rug. Regularly priced $18.00 . ..ONLY Other sizes ranging down to the 18x36 inch Rugs, Sees ss evn ART RUGS--THIS $7.95 $9.95 $11.95 $13.95 $15.95 45c csesesee. ONLY creases ONLY S$ 8.0.00 00,0040 Co Daily The annual meeting of the Kings- ton Ministerial Association was held on Monday in the parlors of the Y.M.C.A. and the representative at- tendance and Spirit of harmony in the meeting was indicative of the splendid co-operation between the different churches of the city. The meeting was opened with devotional exercises by Rev. Dr. W. 8. Lennon, following which the president, Rev. T. W. Savary, on behaif of the as- sociation, extended a cordial wel- come to Rev. T. J. 8S. Ferguson, the new pastor of Cooke's Presbyterian church. The matter of a daily vacation Bible school was presented to the meeting by the president, and the ministers gave much thought and discussion to the stheme. The pro- gramme of these schoals, which are increasing in number in Canada | each year, is to provide facilities where the children may gather from the streets in the mornings for six weeks in the summer months under % competent principal, enjoy good Bible stories, singing, good games, learn to make baskets, sew, weave, Asst \ Put Lawn in Order The work of making 2 new lawn &t St. James church was taken uy energetically on Monday evening when a committee of the congrega- tion assembled at the church, each carrying his own favorite garden | tool. AD yark levelling aud | for the seed. 4H had experience in gardeniag and there was no lack of technical i $1321 5 Hi Newman & Si The CHIC HATS $2.98 Parisian Shop 323 BROCK STREET and employ their time in a helpful and happy way. It was finally agreed to invite Rev. G. 8. Bucking- ham, M.A., Ottawa, to come to the city in the near future and address a meeting of citizens with a view to interesting them in making a start in this good work. In vacating the president's chair, Ur, Savary gave a resume of the a =f f He aw Big Dry Goods and House F urnishings Store A Few From Our List $1,850 STEPHEN STREET---semi-detached brick, toilet and bath, gas lighting. $5,400 Detached brick, 8 rooms, three plece bath, electric Ughts, hot alr furnace, hardwood floors, fireplace. COMPLETE LIST AT OFFICH. year's work of the Ministerial As sociation, which indicated many ana varied activities in which splendid co-operation was shown. F. J. Wilson presented the secretary: treasurer's report. The election of ofdicers resulted as follows: Presi- dent, Rev. J. S. Lafair; vice-presi- dents, Rev. Dr. R. H. Bell, Rev. T. J. 8. Ferguson, Rev. A. F. Brown; secretary-treasurer, F. J, Wilson; auditor, Rev. T. W. Savary; repre- sentative social service council, Rev, I. 8. Laflair. A number of other items of busi- Dess were dealt with, and a com- mittee was appointed to deal with fan relief. At this moderate price, women are offered thelr choice of veral Bart, " 8 last word in fashion, ov ngue Pumps at this price are exceptionally good value. In Patent Leather -with Grey Suede Trimmed Tongue, Loulg heel. In Patent Leather, Grey Suede Trimmed Ton and | binding on sides, Lots hess In Patent Leather with la Colonisl @ ~-- strap under . Louis