\ -e New Sport Suits JUST PLACED IN STOCK These. garments are more than simply fancy Suits -- they have char- acter, style and youthfulness--splent didly designed and tailored from fine woolens. | THE | (Reported by Johnston & Ward, {86 Princess street, Members of the | Montreal and Toronto Stock Ex- changes). ; | May 15th, 1.30 p.m." | Abitibi Power. . 67 { Atlantic Sugar ... .. ..... 20 Bell Telephone ... .. ....-121% Brazil... ... ......0.0 48% Brompion '.. .,. ......... 410 British Empire Steel, com.. T° British Empire Steel, 1st ptd. 67 British Empire Steel, 2nd pid. 21% Can. Car, com. «... .., ... 29% Can. Car, pid. ... 73% Can. Cement, com. .., ... 85 Can. Cement, pfd. ... .... Can. Steamship, com. . Can. Steamship, pfd. .. Can. Converters Dom. Textile ... ..iv... .. Detroit United ... Gen. Blectric ... Laurentide ... ...:...". 5% Mackay .... ... >.. | Montreal Power ... ... ... ! National Breweries Ont. Steel Products ... Price Bros. ... ...'\ i Quebéc Rails ... ... \{ . Riordan' o.oo on i | Spanish River, com. .,. .. i Spanish River, ptd. ..., .. | Smelters tas eat ady Sreen EaWInIZAD co ay cae, Steel of Can. ... ... Toronto Rails Twin City ... Wabasso ... .. Can. Loco, com. ... Can. Loco., ptd. ... ... ses mes -- "ee Loe ese New York. Amer. Can. ... Amer. loco. ... ... Baldwin Loco. .. ... Bod ©. ..[L .. Cosden Oil |... Crucible Steel CPR. ... oii a Cuban Cane Sugar, pfd. .. 521, General Asphalt Y 393% LL EE SR EUS RR TY 95% 135% 1285 48% 46% 685 154% 8 Asbestos ves 03 4 |réighbor, deceased was loved by all " ¥ 1 > y DEATH AT ALLEN STATION. | Mrs. Isaac N: O'Brien Passed Away After Long illness. The death occurred at Allen Sta- | tion, on Friday, May 11th, of Wil- | helmina Merle Wood, wife of Isadc N. O'Brien, aged forty-nine years and seven months. Deceased had | 'been In ill health since Jan, 10th, | 11922. Mrs. O'Brien was born a. | | Sydenham on October 5th, 1873, be- | |ing a daughter of .the late Jolm | Wood. She was married to Mr. {O'Brien on November 26th, 1903, and at that time, Mr. O'Brien was employed in the composing room at the British Whig office. Shortly afterwards Mr. O'Brien gave up the printing trade and engaged in rail- way 'work, going to Swdenham, where he learned telegraphy. "He was afterwards appointeds agent at Allen's Station, on the way of Qum:e near Tweed, and continued with the railway up till the time his wire tock ill in January, 1922, when ha resigned in order that the might give his entire time to the care of his wife, The late Mrs. O'Brien was widely known and very highly respected, She was a member of the Methoa:st church at Cooper, and was aso a charter member of Ruth | Lodge No. 409, Millbridge. Mrs. | O'Brien assisted in 'the organization and was very active in the work of the organization. As a friend and her acquaintances and much regret | was expressed over her deata. Be- sides her h d there are-left to mourn, two .sons, Allen and Clawle, both at home; also three sisters Mrs. E. W. Horning; Sydenham; Mrs. T. Garrett, near Kepler; Mrs, John Broad, Californ'a; two .-broth- ers, George and James, alsa of Cali- fornia. The funeral service wok place from the late home of the deceased on Sunday, May 13th, Rev. Mr. White, of the Methodist church, on the Elorado circuit, offiviating. In- ferment took place wr cemetery on Monday 'May 14th. Many beautiful floral offerings were received showing the esteem inwhich the deceased was held. The collec- tion included a wreath from the Orange Lodge with which the de- DAIL Y BRITISH WH 1G Orange |; Sydenham |" KINGSTON'S FAVORITE SHOPPING CENTRE. - Phones 754-755. Store Hours: 9 to 5.30 seted look. To Look : More Youthful The modern Corset doesn't aim to make us all over, so we look all alike, as the old-fashioned Corset did. It doesn't aim to give us that objectionable Cor- a litle--makes us longer waisted, taller and a bit more slender--it gives us that graceful ease of move- ment which can only come with genufne comfort. It just coaxes, restrains, redistributes us : ; { (Laced in Front) -NON-RUSTABLE All the improved lace front models with the best quality of material--for short, average, slight and tall figures. All sizes from 21 to 30. Flesh and White. D&A Practical Front (Laced in Front) Developed fn the best quality of English Coutil, and made particularly for the heavy figure--well boned in a way that gives every comfort to the wearer----all 'sizes in stock. Flesh and White. Priced $4.50, 95.00, $5.75 $600 Marine, pfd. ... 32% | ceased was identified, the mem- NYC... 94% | bers sending to Belleville / for New Haven... .... D> ses }e it. A very large number of the Nor. Pace. ... ... ... .«... 13 members of the order attended the Pere Marquette ... 431 | funeral, . Pan. Amer. Pete. ... 7085 _ Pan, Amer. pete TB" 667% Sow. Pac. .... ... ........7 9 Sou. Ry. ... . 32% Studebaker vis 112% Sinclair Oil ... «a0 318% "20.00 to*35.00 $2.75, $3.00, $3.25 to $6.00 Livingston's - 75-79 BROCK STREET « "If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk" Notes of Queen's. Queen's grounds are fast taking on a summer appearance. The lawns are mow smooth and green and the tennis courts are being put Standard Oil of California = 53% [into fine shape. The old grass Union Pacific 135% fresh ces areas courts are levelled up with . US. Steel iT .... _.. .... 98% [earth. Five new cinder courts just : s west of the new library will be read Mines. for use shortly. : pt Hollinger ... ... . ys ® McIntyre See James Reid about your Sim- Teck Hughes mins beds," springs and mattresses; complete, $32.78" this week. You cannot demonstrate an emo- tion or prove an aspiration. A aman DAILY MEMORANLUM A.O.H. euchre and dance to-night. Rummage Sale Friday, 10 a.m. at 203 Wellington street. King's Daughters will. hold a rummage sdle in Grpat War Veterans' rooms, 67 Princess Street, at 9.30 a.m. Wednesday, May 16th. Priced-- OFFICE SUPPLIES 3.00, $3.75, %4.50,-%5.00 and PRINTERS HANSON, CROZIER & EDGAR : MARKET SQUARE - KINGSTON C.C. A LA GRACE CC A. 1A GRACE : "CORSETS ANTIPON BELT Xr J figures--made for support, One can be found to fit every special on. a a. Port; | Jared 1 hack; in need--all are beautifully made and of the finest. workmanship., $3.00, $3.50, $4.50, $4.75 SUPER-BONE~--LACED-IN-BACK These new fashionable and dainty finished Corsets need no introduc- tion --super-bone boning is the most satisfactory, strong and supple woven wire boning ever invented--guaranteed in every respect --made for slim, medium, short and heavy figures--in various qualities. Flesh dnd Pink. Pon Crown Vipond ...°, GRAIN MARKET. ; Chicago. Wheat-- July May Corn-- July May ... Oats-- July 0. || Quality---Larger Market--Service By Soro DIED. DOUGHERTY -- At Kingston General Hospital, on May 15th, 1923, John Dougherty, eldest son of the late James Dougherty, aged 67 years, Funeral will take place from his bro-}. ther's residence, George Duugher- ty. Elginburg, TWarsday, May 17th, at 2 p m. standard time, to Catara- qui cemetery. . Friends and acquainidhees respectfully |. invited to attend. "Westminister papers please copy. GRAY--In Kingston, Ont, on May 14th, 1823, Peter Gray, aged 61 years. . Funeral from his late residence, 415 Johnson Street, on Wednesday, at m '39c¢ WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 ' wonderful bargains presented to you. Visit Sooils at a Pemarkably Ton prem! onl morrow and you will be convinced that this is gain in quality and save in PRICE. - Choice Pumpkin (new stock) reg. 15¢. semaine LL ahs. 3 for 30e, Choice Sardines (a snap) . . . 6 tins for 39c¢. Is your Match stock low? 3 large pack- «ages Eddy's Matchesreg. 15c., 3 for 39. oice Prunes large, clean stock 2 Ibs. 39c. ~ Lyle's Golden Syrup, English stock-- : fa ... 2 tins 39¢., ~ 2 large tins Campbell's Pork &. Beans 39c. ~ 3 jars, Crab-Apple Jelly .......... 39. - ~ G.M. Pink Salmon (one of the finest A Foul tails) ceasd isi vv 2 tine 39c 1 tin Eagle Milk, | tin Baker's 'Cocoa . 39c. | 4 packages Washing Soda . .-. . . 39¢. 8] O6lbs.choiceBeans ........ ..... 39. 4 lbs. English Marrowfat Peas . . «39%. 2 Seeded or Seedless Raisins 39c. Worcestershire Sauce . .. . . . 2 bottles 39c. 'Table Salt (Rewal). reg. 15¢. . . .3 for 39c. 1,000 Serub Brushes (a very handy in........3for 39. a, EE ew | WITH THE NAVAL CADETS. Despatch Riders' Held Thar First 2.30 p.m. Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend. GREENLEES-- On Monday, May 14th, . Outing at Gananoque. 1923, Mrs. Robert Greenlees, aged ears. . The Naval Brigade. despatch rid- Funers) will take place from her late ere: held thelr first outing to Ganau- fesidence. Mount Chestney, on oque on Sunday and it was very To adar, pat 1. clock, to Sand much enjoyed. The boys made the| Friends ana acquaintances respectfull trip on their bicycles und they were ll sted. + wl i XA : LLER-~In ngston, of a th, well received at Gananoque and 1923, William, Garbutt Miller, form. spent a good time there. They » =i of Milinaven, ged 67 years. 3 . uner take lace from h ate arrived back In the city at 9 am. Tesidence, 118 Victoria Stret arty The two cutters for the use of o'clock, time, Wednesday the naval brigade, the Ballantyne and the Lipton, are being overhaul- ed and rigged out.' Sailing is a CC. A LA GRACE CORSETS are now ready for your inspection, in a broad va-_ | riety of styles--made especially for your figure, Whether it be full, slender or otherwise. Priced $1.00, $1.50 Eas 1 to $6.50 Wednesday a. hd; : 8 + pric Cateraqul Cometary., cthulls fp PH 3 re Hy gem Svited to attend Omit flowers. | new morning. Interment at Bath. O'BRIEN -- At Allen Station, Ont., on Friday, May 11th, 1823, Wilhelmina Merle W beloved wife of Isaac N. O'Brien, aged 49 years and seven months. * Funeral took place from her late resi-|- : dence to Sydentiam Cemetery. n on, on, May 14t 1913, Charles Powell tn his oth -- Fioia 15 to 60 - WRAP-AROUND | : : CORSETS . EVERY FIGURE NEEDS 85 They do away with lacing and af- | ford a strong support to the figure hes - Abpea ; "# Corset that is sulted for sports | lines, the Brassicre moulds tae youthful figure " nd ar e f We Brassieres for figures, Sood quality Court. al Stren 0 Tete tow Tl Sires, not.