Daily British Whig (1850), 15 May 1923, p. 2

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THE DAILY BRITISH Fur Coats They call for a n will be 'pleased to _our present low Silhouette and a new length. We on remodeling your Furs rates, x Single Animal Neck-pleces from select skins at re- duced prices---all materials and workmanship guaranteed. The Busiest Bar in Town Try Ong--See Why!--10c. CROTHERS EST. 1869 KINGSTON LUNCH KITS | Just received a shipment of Lunch Kits -- 1 c mplete--at the special price. of .'.. $2.00 . . SARGENT'S DRUG STORE Princess and Montreal Streets. Telephone 41. SN Nr et [§1$210 subscriptions being paid ® ; Ko | We specialize on full length Door Mir-- 'rors for dressi £g rooms or halls; fitted complete in ypur home. : D. | The K. Mfg. Co. | } 680 MONTREAL STREET PHONE 1681J. p » p p ; p toes, excellent for Seed or Table Use, per bag ...$1.50 } Canned Pears, per tin ,..15¢c. Canned Plums . ...2 tins 25¢. Canned Pumpkin . .2 tins 25¢. b Choice large Prunes 2 Ibs. 20c, p All Pork Sausage, per Ib. 2c. Dutch Sets, English Multipliers, All Kinds of Seeds, ToT Cullen's CASH AND CARRY - 4 4 9 4 EWCA. ANNUAL NEETHG Spléndid Reports Given of the Assoclation's Many Activ- ities Last Year. Im -- The comfortable: Club Room of ithe YYW.C.A. was filled to overflow- {ing on Monday evening for the an- rua! meeting of the organization, son, the president, who presided. prayers. After a brief address, by read the minutes of the last annual | meeting. Mrs. I. H. Brick, the i treasurer, reported. total receipts of $¢,830.60, the balance on hand be- ing $4.63. Mrs. H: F. Geary read the report of the house committee referring: to the splendid work of Mrs. Moscrip, and the home made fare provided for the regular board- ers and the transients, who kept the house filled during the year. Miss E. Lyman reported the work of collecting the membership fees, done by the Girls' Fellowship Club, in. Miss Ela Porter, . who teaches sew- ing to the .Saturday class of little 2irls, read her report, and Maude Panched told of the cooking done un- {der the direction of Miss Cannem. | The Sunshine Club's report was read mer by the president, Marion Jamieson, | who fairly radicted sunshine her- |self, and Doris Jones, president of |the Rainbow Club, told of the bask- |otry done and the scrap books made {for hospitals. The baskets were. on | view and much admired by the lad- ies present. Both these clubs and the Bible Success Band-have been form- ed within the last year. Mrs. I. H. Breck, who is the superintendent of 'the Band, has, according to the report réad by Muriel Gonsell, help- ed the girls to learn ten psalms, a flne treasury of religious thought. The Unity Corps reporty was read by Marie Gonsell, the president. The sum of $5 of their funds made by sales of cooking ete., was given to the upkeep of U-Auto-Camp, where the ctub spent a glorious week last summer, learning to swim and row they want to go again this year and stay longer. The Girls' Fellowship Club report was read by Miss Myrtle i Teepell, the president, and showed {the usual splendid work done. The [sum of $400 had been raised by these energetic business girls, $180. at families receiv splendid baskets, including a bag of "potatoes, under- clothing and toys, as well as the usdal Christmas faré\ The "Day by Day" calendar has made $65. The sum of $75 is given to the eamp fund. Sleigh drives, a banquet at the Grand Cafe,.and parties of varfous kinds were interspersed witl¥ the ore serious objects. of the club, which 'include religious and educa- tional studies. Two of their members have gone as nurses-in-training, Mies Florence Wilson to Brooklyn, andi Miss Margaret Mackenzie to St. Louis. Miss Elsie Mackenzie, read the report of the '-Auto Camp, whers' 160 people had enjoyed an ouure last summer. Thirty-two girls pad spent holidays and week-ends. The charge {3 only $5 a week and $1.50 for the week-end. The girls enjoy the garden, which yielded such a fine supply of vegesables. The board officers snd twénty-one _ school student" wére entertained as well as the children from the Or- phan's Home. Bonfires, corn roasts, swimming and boating, make tha camp a most delightful spot. Miss £dith King has been elected camp president. Miss Blla Porter told of the work of the Sunday Bible class under the instruction of Miss Bublig. The general secretary, Miss Bu- h¥g, gave an Interesting report .of the work of the olubs, of the visit- ing of the hospitals, the jail and the i factories and the effort being suc- cessfully made to make the girlhood of the city an asset to the homes of the nation. - Miss Jean Douglas played the yio- lin and Miss Christine Diack sang delightfully to Miss Elisabeth Doug- N | their Chfisusas ante, by which 72 which was opened by Mrs. W. Jack- Rev. J. 8. LaFlair said the opening |- the president, Mrs. Edna Lockett .|Between Bigg's house and. and enjoying it all so much, that | summer | ¢ There's a Wentworth road that Biggs built, - A costly road that Biggs built; It spartes right at Biggs Senior's +_door And runs by Frank's as smooth as a floor, ee It has cost the people money galore, This expensive road that Biggs built, There's another road that built, » 4 A private road that Biggs bulit; It runs right through Frank Bigg's farm, °° Bigg's barn, This wasteful road that Biggs built. There's another roa that Biggs built, * A public road that Biggs built; It passes right by Bigg's land,' With Bigg's property on either hana It was built for Biggs you under- stand, 'This convenleat road bullt, that - Biggs : There's the "Paradiée Road" taaL Biggs build, . ' The H. an B. road that Biggs built, ' gl It cost eidiity thousamd dollars » mile, The tenders were let In secret gure, The Warren Company, wears a smile Re this heavenly road that Bigss | "built, . | There are other roads that Bigg: built, All are costly roads that Biggs built, There's the Ottawa-Prescott patched affair, The old. York road done here and there, There arer many places will make you swear, When you drive on the roads that Biggs built. > They have widened the roads tnat Biggs bullt, Moved houses and barns where Biggs built, : They have planted trees alive dead, Have covered the highway with oil thick spread, The farmers' horses fear to tread, On the 'slippery roads that m1ggs built. and There are jobs on @/ roads - that Biggs built, / Easy jobs on the roads that Biggs built, Trees to water and holes to fill, Sand "to spread and oil to epm, They take their time and work when they will, On the jobs on the roads that Biggs built, ' Who pays for the roads that Biggs built, ERY taxes. pyual a The farmers ~whighe WE Fel J $ Provide the millions so rashly spent who seem By Drury's spendthrifts With the wasteful roads that Biggs built, 3. WE, Cataraqul, May 14th, 1923. Biggs | \ It doesn't do FrankBiggs any harm | "content, | WHIG | 30x3} NON-SKID Il | sPECIAL 118.75 4,000 miles | : guaranteed. | Fs "BUY. A SPARE" i MOORE'S TIRE ! ~ BUY TIRES WHILE THE PRICES ARE | TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1923. : pa . me NEWS 30x33 : TUBES SPECIAL + 91.49 Vulcanizing -- ts. BICYCLE TIRES First quality and guaranteed. $1.65 DOWN. Women's Suits Women's Coats copy. OF THE MANY GOOD THINGS WE HAVE TO Women's Cloth Dresses .. :............ .. . Half Price aren sleeninies es semis Half Price + aioe eenemieaeeys Special Low Prices The largest variety of Floor Oilcloths in Eastern Ontario. Special savingson Window Shades--all sizes Cuftains and-Curtain Materials. Passage Linoleam, Cork Carpet, Cocoa Matting Rubber Pads for everything in the way of Furnishings to make the home PICTORIAL MAGAZINE FOR' JUNE. j OFFER YOU +essvsseniennait 1) Floor Rugs sees svte.... Specially priced Battleship Linoleum, the Stairs -- in fact Newman & Shaw The Big Dry Goods and House Furnishings Store -- ne IN ARIE GINoLES | The steambarge Siken arrived from Montreal on Monday afternoon and aleared later with the barge Na- dine for Oswego. The steamer Glenvegan, which has been unloading damaged grain at, Richardson's elevator, cleared on Monday night for the Welland canal. The Kingston Navigation Com- pany reports an increase in general [trafic and freight over the Cape Vincent-Kingston route during the past few days. The steamer Wauble is now on her regular - summer schedule. CHIC HATS $2.98 Parisian Shop 3223 BROCK STREET A Few From Our List : 6,000 Detached brick dwelling, 8 rooms, throepoce and drydock fora general inspection aad repairs. The barge Hilda will enter the Davis dryldck on Wedngsday morn: ing. Ig rine men expect that naviga- tion will be short this year on ac- count of the canal locks at Sault Ste. Marie being closed cwingito Ice conditions. The opening of naviga- tion this spring was hampered to an The tug Weaver is in the Dav's SE SAA AA A Ari abnormal degree, and this condition Semi-detached rough cast, 7 rooms, three piece bath, electric light. bath, gas, electric light, side entrance; hot water 4,200 heating, good cellar, double garage, _ A comiplete list at office. E. W. MULLIN & SON Estate Phone 539w. Corner Johnson and Division Streets. CR ie a lace' accompaniment, and the girls gt of all the clubs sang their songs or ' gave the club yell. Miss Oakes ac- companied the club songs. Votes of thanks were passed to ire {was general throughout the ent lintand water system. The iocks will ibe closed officially on Nov. 14th in |erder to reduce the hazards due to Ee rer en A "The Hat Store" ES | MAKE YOUR WORK EASY Have the Hotpoint Electric Goods in your | home. We have everything you may need to | bri comfort -- Irons, Toasters, Heaters, etc, the press, pecially to the British Whig for the space given on the Wo- | man's Page to the activities of the Y.W.0 : - The following additional ~direc- tors were appointed, Mrs. E. JI. MacLelland, Mre. B. L. Bruce, Miss K. Drummond, Miss Charlotte Wild- er and Miss Isabel Maekenzie. 2 P 25750 g [prevailing bad weather and prevent heavy losses such as were exper- jenced last year. ---------- Biggest Aquarium in Europe. England is soon to have the bigz- ost aquatium in Europe, if not in the world, It is located at the Map- pin Terraces in London and will be completed in June. It ts to cost half # million dollars. -. . More than 100,000 gallons of water will be required to. fill the tanks, which will contain fish and water fauna from all parts of the ord . water will be py Smart, new and distinctive, these All Satin One Strap Pumps . excep- tiionally good value at this Tain " : . 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