Tr---- Jacq ubttes Of uskrat, Seal, Mole, y and Cara- cul. The season's lat- est designs. Your in- spection invited. | JOHN MKAY Limited | . si "The Fur House" | d BE = pA HERE ARE GREAT VALUES * FOR MEN! : Traveller's Sample Hats Values up to $6.00 On Sale at *3.29 each Men's Fie Shirts Sizes 14 to 173. Regular values up to $2.25. On sale at 91.39 each SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ! Louis Abramson's 336 Princess Street Phone 1098. Raisin Kodak Finishing Films left with us be- || fore 6 p.m. are ready for you the following day at 5 p.m. MAHOOD Drug Co. Ltd. Corner Princess and Bagot Sts. Baking Powder ' Lux Any quantity, per pkg. ..10c. Sugar Granulated Sugar . . 10 lbs. 98c. Potatoes White and mealy. Per pk. 38c. Cullen's CASH AND CARRY Fancy Seedless ....3 lbs. 85c¢. Boxes containing 25 Ibs. 10c 1b, Our pure Cream (large tin) 19¢ BUY ADVERTISED GOODS New Ideas For Your Comfort \ and colors, such as Cordella These come in plain shades and with Collars to match-- _ Blue, Grey, Mauve and Sand. See our-- "Wonderful Showing at $2.50 - "SALE OF SHIRTS Several dozens in broken lines up to $3.00 values for eT -- $148 KEBO--the new { = [A JAIL SENTENCE FOR AN AUTO DRIVER Na 1 Companion Was Fined. Another case of a young man driv- | ing an automobile while under the | influence of liquor came before Mag- | istrate Farrell in the- police cour: | on Wednesday morning,' and the ac- |'cused was sentenced to seven days in | Jajl. For having liquor in | other than a private dwelling, he was | fined $200 and costs or three months | in jail. He was placed un.ier arrest | | on Tuesday afternoon by Uonstables | Fred Clark and Thomas Garrity. i Another young man who was driv- ing with him in the car was fined $10 and costs or one month in jail, for being intoxicated. A citizen was on the carpet for making the wrong turn at a stree! intersection. Constable » made the charge and stated that on Saturday .last he had noticed the ac- cused make a wrong turn on two oocasions. : The accused swore that he did not | make the wrong turn on the occas- ions mentioned by the constable, and as the latter did not have a witness to corrobogate his evidence, magistrate dismissed the case. r IN MARINE CIROLES | The steamer Gl¥nella passed east | during the night. The steamer Maplehill down this morning. The steamer Mapleboro stopped in for a pilot this morning on the way east. The steamer A. E. McKinstry is expected about eleven o'clock to- night on the way down the river. The schooner Susie Chipman is at Queen's power house unloading coal. The steambarge Jeska Is at Rock- wood Hospital unloading coal. The schooner Bert Barnes cleared to-day for Oswego to load coal. The steambarge Dardanella ar- rived from Rideau points on Tuesday and will"resume its regular weekly trips with freight on Friday. The schooner Mary Daryau is at Oswego loading coal for Crawford's. PRINCESS STREET CHURCH. Had a Prosperous Year--Increase of $400 In Receipts. Princess street Methodist church held its annual business meeting Tuesday evening. A large attendance of the quarterly board was presen:. The records show that the church has hdd a very prosperous year. The attendance at the church services on Sundays /has been exceptionally good, with the envelope offerings and loose collections totalling $2,775, an increase of nearly $409 over previous years. : E. E. Parkhouse ard F. H. Ruth- erford were re-elected recording steward and treasurer respectively. G. D. Pound and W. D. Graves 'were | unanimously chosen delegates to the annual district meeting. A rising vote of appreciation® was tendered Rev. Mr. Curtis, the pastor, for his helpful and efficient leadership. Fined for Carrying A Concealed Weapon On Wednesday morning, Pro- vincial Constable W. J. Tomlinson, Sharbot Lake, arMved in the city with a young man who was taken before County Magistrate Bradshaw on the charge of carrying a conceal- ed weapon. The young man pleaded gulity to the charge and was allowed his freedom by paying a fine of 35 and costs. The weapon was coc- fiscated. To Hold Union Services. A joint committee of the two churches has made arrangements for the. congregations of Sydenham street Methodist and Chalmers Presbyterian to hold union services | during the months of July and-Aug- ust. During July the joint services will be held in Sydenham street church, the preacher to be Rev. G. A, Brown. During August the ser- vices will be held in Chalmers. Rev. Dr. Bell is leaving for the Old Coun- try at the end of June for two months holidays, blit speakers for the August sérvices will be arrang- ed for by the Sydenham street con- gregation. . Joint services have heen held by the two congregations for the past two years. Takes Further Honor, Miss Rhena V. Kendrick, B.A., Toronto,..who graduated last year from the University of Toronto as sol medalist in classics, and was hiked proxime accessit for the govérnor-géneral's gold medal, has been awarded a resident fellowship tor the year 1034-25 in Latin at yn MAwr University, Pa., of the value of $810. Miss Kendrick is a forte resident of Athens and graduate of Athens high school. Whig Staff Thanked. At a meeting of the trustee and official boards of Princess str i church held on Ti evening, a resolution of appreciition was passed to the staff of the Whig for sérvices they had rendéréd -tho church ia publishing the reports of meetings which have taken | ; Was Unter Influence of | a4 plAce | Beaupre | the | passed THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG |NOTED SCENIC ARTIST ERECTS NEW CURTAIN | | a free Capitol bs Fortunate in Secur-| ing Work From Hand | of Jack. Kline. | | The Capitol patrons will be de. | | lighted to observe at the big the-| | atre a new stage curtain which has | | Just been erected by special repre- | sentatives Wf the Royal Art Studios, of Guelph. This curtain has a field | {of rich purple into which are blend- | | ed butterfly designs of gold and sil- | ver with myriad tints of other colors | {here and there. It is a splendid plece | of work and ig from the hand of | | Jack Kline, one of the most famous | scene painters of New York, who | plied his profession on Broadway for | | over twenty years. Mr. Kline is in| the city at present and the work of erection. Messrs. Wolfe and Wrigglesworth of the Capitol, Theatres headquarters worked with Mr. Kline in the erection of the new | attraction at the local house. Mr. | | Smithies and the visiting gentlemen | are to be congratulated on its excel- | lence. i Rotary Club - Activities. | _ At the weekly luncheon of the | i Kingston Rotary Club, to be held in| {the British-American hotel on Friday noon, J. A. McElhiney, assistant | parole offiger for Ontario, will be the speaker. He will take as his sub- ject, "Work In Prisons and Parole Board." All the arrangements have been made for the mass meeting to be { held in the Methodist church at Wil- | ton on Sunday afternoon next. Mrs. | R. G. Andrews is arranging, a choir | composed of the Rotary Anns. The | Kingston Rotarians will leave King- | ston at 2.30 p.m. (daylight time). saving | O0SO MEMOAJAL HALL, _ [To Recetvé - German Machine Gun ! And Ten Rifles. The committee in charge of the Oso tmremorial hall at Sharbot Lake announced on Wednesday morning that a machine gun anc ten rifles, which were used by ther Germans during the great war and were cap- tured by the Canadian troops, would be presented by the Dominion Gov- ernment. 2 The machine gun and the rifles ara very much appreciated by the peo- ple of Oso who contributed so liber- ally toward the erection of a mem- orial that §s considered one of the best in this part of He province. Wheh the 'memorial to the men of Oso township who served during the great war, was first talked of, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1024. ~~. A REAL TIRE SPECIAL * 4--30x3} Partridge Non-Skid--regular $12.50 each . . 4--30x3} Tubes--regular $2.25 each . . .,. 5--30x34 Demountable Rims, Regular $2.40 each "iota 's 4--30x34 Wheels complete ( less Hubs), re Regular Price ...:. OUR SPECIAL $54.00 on't 'phone! Grab your Hat and come and see thém. MOORE'S supervised . Fred Shibley of New York City, who spends the summer months at Shar- bot Lake, gave a large contribution toward the erection of the hall, ana from that time ' fund continued to grow. Radio Wonders Grow. The wonders of radio never seem to stop. Two Nelson etreet residents took home a new outfft the other night, and being anxious to break in on the invisible music floating | in the air, but having yet no aerial, they connected on the clothesline in the backyard. It proved to be mors than a 'clothesline cable," for they were able to hear stations quite fax down in the south. The town wag says everything would be all right if there was no 'wash-out on th» line. At A Standstill. The work on the farms of the county is at*a stand still as the re- sult of the heavy rain during the past couple of weeks. Some of 'the farmers who have high land have been able to get in a little seed, but the men who have low land have to be content to stay in their homes un- til the land dries up. In some lo- calities the land is actually flooded, and it will be a week or ten days be- fore any work can be commenced. Hudson Sea the World We have just received from the dressers the first lot of fresh Hudson Seal Skins, made from Muskrats caught since the first of March this year, "Why not leave your order now for a Coat of these pelts ? e Place duridg the year ending April 30th. - PS including Nuts and Clamps-- g. $6.40 each' raieiaie + 8 SN .. $12. .. $25.60 The Big Rug Sale || WILL BE CONTINUED TILL SATURDAY -- CONGOLEUM . RUGS AT BIG SAVINGS Size 6x9 feet ins " Size 7x9 feet ..... Size 9x9 feet .... Size 9x15 feet ....... ~..$19.95 These are genuine, guaranteed Gold Seal Congoleum Art Rugs. .».$ 7.95 rnd 9.95 ....5$11.95 , Size 9x10} Size 9x13} New stock. feet .......$13.95 Size 9x12 feet ........$15.95 feet ........$17.95 ings and designs. CARPET RUGS AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES In the lot are Wilton, Axminster, Brussels, Tapestry and Brus- selette Rugs and Mats that we have specially picked out for this big Sale. They are all new goods of the best quality, in splendid color- -* TAPESTRY RUGS BRUSSELS RUGS BRUSSELETTE .RUGS..... SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUGS WILTON RUGS .......... ..0... All sizes in the range and the prices mean real worth while savings for you. Remember, the Sale lasts till Saturday ONLY. Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY. STORE 8a 8 tee ses ees ain ... $4.95 to $10.00 cee.. $4.95 to $8.50 ' ..... $16.50 to $29.50 5 erg ...$25.00 to $39.50 ... $37.50 to $42.50 SE iF Late Dorothy Whitcomb. There passed away at the King- ston General Hospital on Tuesday, Dorothy Evelyn Whitcomb, eight- year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred F. Whitcomb, of 163 Queen street. The funeral, in charge of the James Reid firm, was held from thes residence of her parents this after- noon at three-thirty to Cataraqui cemetery. The services were conduct- ed by the Rev. Canon FitzGerald, 5f St. Paul's Anglican church, to which church the little girl's parents be-, long. Late Annie Macdonald. There died in Kingston on Tues- day an aged lady in the person of Annie Stewart Macdonald who had reached the mark of eighty-eight v One of the triumphs of the ancient meets a STATION 8-P-H-I-N-X CAN'T BROADCAST .. " ~~ SEE OUR $2.98 HATS Parisian Shop 822 BROCK STREET years, six months and twenty-seven days. The remains were sent to Co- bourg to-day by John. Cornelius, Ser- vices and imterment will take place there. ------------ On Monday, Mrs. Florence Farrell, Brockville, received a message cgn-| veying intelligence of the death at} her aunt, Mrs. | Before her mar- Fort William of Archie McDougall. riage, deceased was Miss Annie El-!} ward, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elward, esteemed resi- dents qf Brockville. Mrs. Susanna Lloyd, one of the} oldest residents of Belleville, died on Sunday. year and had been widowed for fifty years, - < She was in her ninety-first | fii storey frame dwelling, 7 rooms, furnace, B. and 0, garage, for ON MACK STREET---semi- detached brick dwelling, 9 rooms, furnace, E. light, B. and C., fireplace, for $4,500. A full list at office, ¥ A good building lot on King Bt. W.--40 feet frontage. Can be bought for $1,800. Houses to Rent. Fire Insuiance, IMULLIN Phones: Office ....... B3ow. triumph of the r MEN'S SOCKS ! | in endless variety. moderns and the result is a picture of interesting contrasts. However, the sphinx appears unimpressed. The moderns seem | { to have a little the best of it for their square box with its metal horn can talk, whereas the sphinx has never revealed its secret. Could one of the sphinx-builders return, he doubtless would sign up the radio programme for the nearest oracle. / 7 NA Napanee's Budget. The council of Napaneé has pre- pared its budget. The estimated re- céipts are $103,463.72 and expendi tures $103,836.88. Grant of $300 is made to Kingston Genersl Hospital. The tax rate is 38 3% mills. [At the Toronto Consetvatory of Music, Miss Lila Somerville, daugh- tér of Ald. N. 0. Somerville, Brock. ville, won first class honors with the degree of ATCM.