THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG | TOURING CANADA » : TO HELP SPORT tessve vee 49 Pan. Amer. Pete. .......... 51% Pan. 'Amer. Pete. "B"" 505 Producers & Refiners ....... 29 Studebaker .v.... ......... 34% BOW. PAG. »uvuvniseninesvesve 925 SoU. RY. woven mersorineean 63% Sinclair Off ...... ......... 19 Standard Ol of Calif. ....... 57% Standard Ofl of N. J. ........ Texas Of "sanvsansn nu Pacific Oil Te ------t-------------- AMUSEMENTS What the Press Agents About Coming Aa DLT » GREAT TALE OF SEA . Enjoy your meals with orchestra. AT THE CAPITOL THEATRE. iy ; X ---- Bie Lats ha. ae SPECIAL FULL COURSE DINNER 60c-75¢ James Edward Shortall, a life- ' a long and well-known resident of | Pittsburgh township, died at the residence of his brother, John Shortall, Joyceville, Sunday from the effects of a long illness. Mr. Shortall had been ill for about a year but had been improving and visiting with relatives whem his illness came upon him. The remains were removed tq his home on the Middle Road and the funeral will take place Tyesday morning at nine o'clock (standard time) to the Church of the Holy Name at Cush- endall in charge of the James Reid firm. Rev. Father Kingsley will sing the solemn requiem mass, and interment will be made in St. Mary's cemetery. ay Women : - Who 'Based on "Cape Cod Folks" by Sarah P. McLean Greene IT'S ANOTHER Few of us there are who fail to respond to a tale of the sea. THere is a certain fascination about stories of men that go down to the sea in | ships that is bound to get under the Bl Bre iti skin and hold the interest. ! especially true of modern pictures of | By ELEANOR GUNN ! Who Give," the new Metro picture | This is this type and in the cast of "Women at the Capitol Theatre today and Tuesday, it is forcibly brought out. Here is a film play that is literally packed, full of drama, thrills and heart appeal, exceedingly well acted. capably produced, with the famous characters of a well-known novel brought to life on the silver sheet. It is an adaptation of Sarah P. Me- Lean Greene's classic of the men who i 80 down to the 'sea in ships, "Cape "DOWN TO THE SEA Cod Folks," and boasts a truly all- 2 IN SHIPS" star cast including Barbara Bedford, = Robert Frazer, Renee Adoree, Frank And you know what thac Keenan and Joseph Downing. It is was like. a Reginald Barker preduction. The story is tensely dramatic, so Special Announcement H. A. TRONSIDE, Evangelist of Oakland, California, will give Special Gospel addresses on Monday, June 30th, and July 1st, at BETHEL CHURCH, Johnson street, near Barrie, at 8 o'clock pm.: : SUBJECTS: --Monday, "The Mission of the Holy Spirit." . . Tuesday, "The Lord's Return Premillenial and Imminent." The sleeveless blouse and the one which is all but sleeveless is begin- ning to be important again, not only for sporfswear, but for dress, or per. haps one might better put it the other way round. After all, going about sans sleeves by day is comparatively an in- novation, which, by the way, those who make their own dresses, loudly ap- prove. Major D. J. Burke, M.A., of Dub- lin, ie visiting this continent to pre- pare for the ous Tailteann games, which will be stgged in Dublin nex: August. He has already arranged for the attendance of Canadian Irish members of thé Olympic team ana ------------ A "Scrap" Over Children. A cage in which a man and a wo- man engaged in a "scrap" over chil-| ¥ dren featured the Monday morn- i "BASEBALL much so that a bit of comedy relief has been injected into the plot by means of roles played by Joan Stand- ing and Victor Potel. There simply had to be a slight let down in some CIRCLE SIX vs. Napanee Intermediates CRICKET FIELD 9.30 a.m. Tuesday, July 1st AUCTION SALE " Wednesday, July 2nd, 10 a.m., contents of 7 room house, moved to 15 : Montreal Street 8 bedroom furniehings, parlor set in Silk, electric 1 lamp, piano and m cabinet, dining room suite, (chairs, cane seats), side tables (wal- of the erboro fidavit AAU. made A ---------------- Jake Solomon's baseball club. more thrilMng episodes. -- 'SPOR EI PETES IN TROUBLE ? » Amatéur Association of Their Home Town After Scalps. A despatch from Peterboro to the Toronto Sunday World states that Secretary Charlés Curtin of the Pet- A.A.A. has filed an official af- with the Ontario branch of the of C., in which allegations are regarding irregularities in It is for the University of Toronto rowing eight to participate. ' Major Burke states that Ireland is going to adopt the same spirit in the Olympic games, which for the first time that country enters as a separ- ate nation. a a plement to the omnipresent suit must have its jabot or other decoration at the center front, White flannel suits being of great importance just now, it is pertinent tof note that some ultra smart Shope tro sor a black waistcoat with these suits, certainly a striking effect. The scheme may be further carried out by black gloves and shoes. The introduction of jet buttons on white satin vestees and blouses is another fad, as is the use of black silk white. Most of the godets and vestees The shops show sleeveless blouses which are pleated to the neckline and | shown are quite capable of misleading one to the belief that they are a com- | beer, but it was real beer. ing session of the police court and when all had been said, and there was a great deal, the man in the case was fined $5 and costs for as- sault. A young man on remand for a week on a charge of being intoxi- cated was fined $10 and costs, The accused was under the impression he had been drinking two per cent S---------- Louise School Closing. Louise school closed for the sum- mer vacation on Friday, June 27th. After the teachers had announced braid of various widths on | t+ the promotions in the different classes, the children were treated to ice cream, cake and lollipops, donat- ed by the Home and School Club. Major McManus also kindly sent a generous supply of icecream for the cadets of the school. A liberal do- nation was received from the retiriag INCIDENTS OF THE DAY | | special Log Cabin Tea House, menu for the holiday. Dr. A. R. B. Williamson leaves this evening on a ten days' trip to Toronto and Niagara Falls. Oddfellows' Picnie, Brophy's Point, July 1st. Fare, 35c; children 15c. | Excepting Division Courts, Mon- | day's county court is the last court till September. . } English picture post ecards been received in the dity bearing the photo of the No. 6000 loco- | motive built in Kingston, i Mrs. R. Pollitt and granddaugh- | ter, Gertrude Smith, left on Satur-| jday to visit her sister, Mrs. George, Goodell, of Watertown, N.Y. | The Y.PS. of Chalmers church conducted a service at the Home for the Aged on Sunday. Rev. G. A.| have! This year's crop- is excep. tionally high grad e. PHONE 1307 Carpet: um, jardiner, brass; curthine rockers s op eh chairs, kit- ""oabinet, Kitchen furnishings, ina, glassware, etc. . C. G. CLARKE. Telephone 820. Brown was the speaker. Our Motto: "Prompt Service." An auction sale of the store and] property at Glenvale, held by Wil-! liam Murray on Saturday, failed to, plete waist instead of merely putting up a good front, Tiny buttons, the type one used to have on gloves, as well as still smaller ones of steel, play president towards the piano fund. -------- Young Woman Murdered. claimed that these are detrimental to amateur sport in Péterboro, and a de- mand is made to have the team sus- to a hipband with a bit of embroidery | on these bands or a colored binding, | and find ready sale to top a separate | - pended until the innocence of the { 8), in 0! '8 d be delivered ; the #th da AUCTION SALE Thursday, July 3 At 10.90 a.m. at the residence of the Late Mrs, William Cannem, ean Street Petes are un Nordhelmer Upright Plano, Anti and other RNG heaters, ana the effects. WM. MURRAY, Auctioneer. Notice OF Mecting Board Of Audit A udit Xi ngston, on Sa July, 1924, aandaed' fourth crowd rain. of nine o'clock. forenoon. All to the 'un. Y of July, at Kingston, thi t a Tunas at ngs on, 8 30th day of : T. J. RIGNRY, Qlerk of the Peace The bowlin, R. E. apd B. a ings Cirele-8ix Had on Saturday evening when their ex- hibition game with the Napanee jun- lors was any attendance at the match, The Rockwood contestants are Kidd and H. Weir, C. C. Hodgins | , Sears. is proven: Other proceedings derstood to be pending. JUNIOR EXHIBITION. -- Spoiled by Rain in the Fourth Inn. Saturday, a piece of hard luck spoiled by rain in the There was hardly the being frightened off by the The locals were leading 4-2 innings, when the game broke up. Bowlers For Belleville. Queen's club is sending three § teams and the Rockwood club two teams to the Bellev'lle tournament in doubles on Dominion day. The Kingston players will be J. Singleton and J. Leckie, Campbell and H. W. Newman, Dr. Sparks and G. A. Bateman. Dr. ving), Monday, Pp) iy and in- STOCK MARKETS boilers in the Ng Ont. ication can be seen ler obtained at the E al Orava Depart. Wa, Messrs. & Drever, ftects, King- nt Architect, General P. 0, not be considered unless supplied by the De- accordance with the TE t be accompanied by Ue on a chartered ® order of the Min- le Works, equal to 10 omits" nk Canad} will also. # bl of the Ti odd amount, N. DESJARDINS, Acting Secretary. of Public 'Wo en ne '30th, 1924. : Cuban Cuban Price " Amer. NNLGOC ..... avn wane New Haven Can. Steamship Com, Can. -Steamship Ptd. Dom. Textile .... v...emnees B7 Dom. Bridge Detroit United ... Laurentide ... Montreal Power ,,..... wee 171% Mackay Quebec Power Spanish Spanish 'Smelters Shawinigan Steel of Toronto Ri Twin City , Wayagamack June 30th, (1.30 p.m.). 'Baldwin B.&0 ...... Chandler Motors... .. sesves 463% Comden . Ce: Rovs. oa Gen. G8 T... (Reported by Johmston & Ward, Princess street, members of the Montreal and Toronto Stock Ex- changes), -- Montreal. June 30th, (1.30 p.m.) Abitibi Power Asbestos . . Telephone ....., .... 130 Brasil .. Brompton i| British Empire Steel 1st Pd British Empire Steel 2nd Ptd Can. Converters sessecennnnes 65% vesees 34Y ssscse nsees 78 f h srsenvanns108 Cane Sugar Com. ,.... 6 Cane Sugar Pid, ...... 38% somsanee 17 wenevsn €9 temacn wesenne 83 sseserave 31 svensmissnees 86 tee saseves 113 National Breweries Com. ses menses. 300 Ottawa Power risane nsnname 88 Ont. Steel Products ........ 40 Penmans sess re seme coses140 Bros. .....u coven 40% sreee memenem T6% River Com. wseeenad06 River Ptd. ......,.0111% Tricia snmiesmimens 38% Sree sem seaved > sreee moses 73% Sesser Wiese "8 tessscicsiannee BO vem see muruase 3¢ New York. serves eenssee TH "rearmssssees 11% seeses wee 124% seesssinianae BTR Can. Of cavern ovuinins 27% ote. .....u cui. 20% sevee wenero 148 sr evseiee BAN denn FRAN en sens SAS memss seen Sekawa sraea 100 tivssm saseras 38% sareiwimaeeies 89% Svein 308 104% Seren aanies nas SHG Sere ews W. M. skirt. This may be a wrap-around, some other type or pleated, which car- ries out the ensemble. | White blouses have the call at the | moment, and it has come to be regard- ed as chic to introduce a black touch, | either a monogram or a binding. In| one instance, a white crepe blouse with pleated jabot, had a black edge about half an inch in width around collor, | cuffs and on the jabot. Jabots occur at' the side rather than the front of some models, biit only, of course, on such blouses as are not expected to be worn with a coat. The blouse which is a com an impressive roll on these tailored fronts, for nine out of ten women want something plain just now, when they choose their neckwear or blouses. ---------------- T. Reynolds and J. Hall, who left the 8.5. Metagama when that steamer collided with the Italian steamer Clara Camus off Cape Race about a week ago, were picked up by the schooner Blue Nose and transferred to the schooner Glacier, which land- | Moonlight excursion to Newfound- Committee, Messrs. ed them at Cape Broyle, land. Elmira, Ont., June 80.--~Twenty- three year old Mrs. Lorne Bowman was found brutally murdered, ap- parently with an axe, in her home here shortly before ten o'clock this morning, and her Husband, ' Lorne Bowman, was arrested fifteen min- utes after the discovery of her body, charged with the crime. ------------------ Dominion Day. Clayton. Manahan and Jones. | Ar Delightful New England Colonial Home. front, unbroken roof, delicate entra Amuntins, and, last but ape ' » ~ xr get a sale. This was also true of an- other farm property offered. Union Street west is being oiled and sanded. So as not to interrupt traffic, street railway employees worked part of Sunday changing the rails on Union street west, near the Junction. Don't forget St. George's Mission Lawn Social, Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Postmaster James Stewart receiv- ed a telegram from the deputy post- master-general on Monday moraing that postal conditions at Toronto and Windsor were now normal. Mr. Stewart wired to ask as to condi- tions at Montreal. The funeral of the late Mrs, Mar- garet Campbe" was held at Barrie- fleld on Saturday afternoon in charge of the James Reid firm. The services at the home and Cataraqui cemetery were conducted by Rev. yo The ested the entire house; here is the liundry, being bu to the ground, the first floor appeal. Tce porch with benches and lattice, large windows not least, the finely detalied entramce doorway-- in the old "whitewash" effect, while the blinds and shutters should be finished a | ®t 10 King street east. Mr. Archibald. The pall-bearers were the sons and nephews of the deceased. ------ A MEMORIAL SERVICE. For Late Canon Forneri Held in St. Luke's Chuich. There was a large congregation present at the memorial service in St. Huke's church, yesterday morn- Ing, which was conducted by Rev. J. dePencjer Wright, rector, in memory of the late rector, Rev. Canon R. 8. Forneri, who died in Peterboro last week. The altar was LATE MRS. MARSHALL, STELLA Passed Away at the Age of Bight Six Years. Stella, June 28.--The death took place at Conway, at the home of hel son-in-law, F. P. Instant, on June 21st, of an old and much respected resident of Amherst Island, in the person of Mrs. J. Marshall, at the age of eighty-six years and_six months The late Mrs. Marshall's hudband predeceased her fifteen years ago. For the last three years fe madd her home with her daugh| an family at Conway, where she - cared for by her only daughter her granddaughters. All that lo care and .attention could be give Mrs. Marshall was cheerfully given by all this family. She leaves to mourn the -loss qf a loving mother; one daughter, Mrs, F. P. Instant, and fours sons, David, of the Americas Navy; Robert, of Amherst Islan Hugh, of Fort Pitt, Sask., and Jo of Ottawa. The funeral was held from her daughter's home to Ame herst Island by motor where it 'was met by a large number of friends and neighbors of deceased, then to Bt, Paul's Presbyterian church where her funeral service was held by Rev, W. MoCree, who in a few appropriate remarks expressed the feeling and sentiment. of the many who had gathered to pay their last tribute of love, Afterwards the re were decorated with white carnations. The hymns were in keeping with the occasion. They were: "On the Resurrection Moraing," "Peace, Perfect Peace." "How Sweet the Hour of Closing Day," and "For All the Saints." The Rev. J. dePencier Wright preached, taking as his text "He fs a Chosen Vessel." Acts IX-15. Bpeak- ing of Canon Fornerd, he said: "He tried to walk worthy of the profession to which he had been called by his ripe scholarship, deep plety and strict attention to his pastoral duties. Before he preached, {of Mrs, Marshall, Amherst placed beside those of her husband, and oldest son, 'Willlam, who died the same years ag his father. Mrs. Marshall was the last of the Filson family who came to this conns try from County Down, Ireland, about sixty-eight years ago. She wag a woman who was alwiys wi and ready to lend a helping hand to any one at any time. In the passing Island has lost one of its oldest residents whose place it is hard to AT. : ------------ a Ankle Broken in Runaway. Belleville, Jung 30.--Wesley Gere be practised. He went at the outset of his career to the scattered mis. slonary districts to show he could meke the sacrifice in thé firing lune. Certainly a pastor of such calibre to to and striving to te a true servant of Jesus Christ." During the offertory Mr. D. 4 "A Few More Years Shall Roll." * 6. wn I ------------------ * . A Useful Booklet. "Government Bonds for the Cana dian Investor," is the title of a book- let just issued by The National City | Company, Limited, Montreal and Toronto, and which 1s of particular faterest | Hospital here, but stopped ow, road foreman, had his 'ankle fractured when a team = of horses A working on the Picton highway ran away near Rossmore and Fan over his foot. The horses were frightens ed by a cover blowing off a motor truck carrying strawberries. The ine jured man was rushed to the General on the Way to issue orders to the men works ing on the highway under his diree~ tion, grand jury. Miss Wilson charged that Tinney assaulted her in her epartment on the night of May 25th, p Government bonds have always been one of the most desirable means of employing surpl us funds, and this booklet, besides containing valuable | gives particulars of; Coples of this bookist may be ob- tained from the Toronto office of the National City Company, Limited, Undoubtedly the finest rain of the season fell fn Alberta on / and Saturday morning. For the most gentle steady natdrs, part it was of a or what farmers describe as ideal moisture. =