: Fire, re. Burglary, Plate Glass, Acci- ent and Sickness, Automobile, Pub- lie } lity, Fidelity and Guarantee and Securities per registered Insure your Baggage and save I¥y when ) Companies and reasonable H. Waddell 24 508. 86 Mroek Street. PIANO TUNING Plano Tuning, Repairing ang Player Piano Adjusting. Normap "JB. Butcher, 27 Pine Street, gE PHONE 134. AW. WINNETT | DENTAL SURGEON Blue-jay THOMAS COPLEY Carpenter. work. Estimat vem om mew floors iatd. Eo a THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG | KINGSTON Ap DISTRICT Phone 987 See us for all kinds of Carpemtry Ha hard WILE our bev floor cleaning mae ; | Best Workmanship-- : 'Corner Johnsoa and Wellington. -- | vir YOUR NEXT SUIT OR OVERCOAT rices Right Own Cloth made up. A Transfer Made, Mr. Foote, of the Forestry office, Tweed, has been transferred to Sud- bury and Mr. Crosby has taken his place. Seizing Unlicensed Radio Sets. Unlicensed radio sets seized by branch. Four were seized in Ottawa Saturday and unlicensed radios are to be seized similarly all over the dominion. There are many unlicens- ed radio sets in Kingston. Before Kingston, to take over the pastorate of Queen street Methodist church, Rev. W. H. Raney was presented with a well-filled purse by the mem- bers of the congregation, the gift be- irg accompanied by the best wishes of all the members. are being the government radio Given a Purse. leaving Pembroke for Here From Detroit, George C. Murray, commissioner of public welfare, City of Highland Park, Detroit, Mich., is spending a few days in the city the guest of his brother-in-law, Mr. J. 8. Johnston. Mr. Murray and the members of his party made the trip here by automo- Had a Narrow Shave. " While engaged at his work at G. {| W. Clark's || Herbert Wagar had the misfortune || to get caught in a pulley. mill at Lost Channel, It would Pembroke's own soms, and a man who has made a mark as a preacher of the gospel in his forty-two years of ministry. Minister Coming East, Rév. M. F. Boudreau, a former minister of the Westport Presbyter- ian church, recently preached his farewell sermon at LaFleche and Melaval, Sask., and is coming east to settle. Rev. Mr. Boudreau has given nearly forty-seven years of his life as an ordained minister of the Pres- byterian church, having been set apart to the work of the ministry on August 8th, 1877, by the presbytery of Quebec. Visited Kemptville, A party of thirty-five junior farm- ers and members of the Kingston Holstein Breeders' Association spent Friday at the big celebration at Kemptville. They travelled by car, leaving Kingston at 7 a.m., and visit- ing the Hon. A. C. Hardy's herd of Holsteins enroute. Lunch was serv- §<| Kingston and Napanee and leaves to ed them by the Kemptville Agricul- tural school and in the afternoon they heard the addresses by Premier Ferguson and others, took part in the sports and afterwards made a trip around the school farm. They returned to the city the same even- ing. A. W. Sirett wag a member of the party. : -- The Grant Out Off. The Lanark House of Refuge has had its government per diem allow- ance cut off. The county council urged the retention of the rate but the provincial secretary said; "noth- Ing doing." Other houses of refuge | were similarly treated. in a. Events at Yacht Club. Other events planned at the Thousand Island Yacht club include the tennis tournament which is scheduled for July 28th to Aug.-2nd, which will be followed by the -temnis ball, at which time the commodore will present the tennis trophies. Monday evening, July 7th, the first showing of moving pictures will be held in the yacht club ball room. Late Alfred Huff. The death occurred at Peterboro on June 29th, of Mr. Albert Huff, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. F. Hillier. Deceased was sixty-five years of age and passed away quite suddenly, He was well-known In mourn his loss, two daughters, Mrs. Hillier, Peterhoro, and Mrs. Wilson, SILOS + The successful dairy farmer must have a silo for wintering his stock. We can supply them any size. Com- plete with Staves, Lugs, Doors, Roof, etc. - ANGLIN CO. LIMITED Woodworking Factory, Lumber Yards, Coal Bins. BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS, KINGSTON, ONTARIO. Telephone: Private Branch Exchange, No. 1571. You Don't Have To Buy A "Pig In The Bag" All C.R.S. Sets are sold on an absolute money back guar- antee. Before you buy, you have one week's trial---you are sure of getting what you want at a price that is less than else- where. We can sell you any make of Radio set--the best {is the C.R.S. Neutrodyne, of course, and with this set you do not pay for a fancy name--honest value throughout. Call and arrange for demonstration. Here is where you buy "Radio That Satisfies." If out-of-town, write us. CANADA RADIO STORES 269 PRINCESS STREET. 'PHONE 1307-7. Bn and Operated by Men Who KNOW Radio. = Open evenings. Government Bonds have probably cost him his life but for the presence of mind of another employee who cut the rope, releasing him. As it was, he sustained a broken arm and some minor injuries. Kingston; also three sons, L. Huff, Fredericksburg; Joseph, Whitby, and John, Kingston. a ------ i ----------. { Wiliamson & Wellwood | SALE OF MEN'S KHAKI Choice Western Meats GROCERIES AND FRESH VEGETABLES. J. T.EVES 171 RAGLAN ROAD Phone Lawn Mowers ré- paired. We can repair anything that is repairable. == S | Tomorrow's y 'Wonderful Strawberries. There are strawberries and straw- berries, but those John J. Hall, Wolfe Island; on Sat- urday's Without doubt they are the largest berries offered on the market, they sold at 25 cents a box. clean and most delicious, as a certain Whig reporter can testify. offered by Mrs. market "take the cake." They are Welcomed Rev. J. D. Ellis, Rev. John D. Ellis, B.A., D.D., re- Is ET en Vr Onn rr ee AL er Te cently appointed to the pastorate of the Pembroke Methodist church, as- sumed his duties here on Sunday. In welcoming' Rev. Mr, Ellis, the Meth- odist congregation received one of The increasing demand for certain classes of Govern- ment Bonds has us to prepare a booklet dealing with such issues as we believe to be most suitable for the Canadian investor. A copy will be sent upon request. The National City Company | 10 Street East THE CARE OF YOUR SECURITIES Tessas sennnn Pickled Pork ...........180 | Picnie Hams ov. ioe. ooo 280 Cooked Ham ...........50e | Bacon, by the piece ......28¢ | Red Salmon (1 Ib. tin) ...24e. | . $1,150,000. < " The Montreal Metropolitan Commission / §% BONDS $1,062,000. A % * Principal and MATURING NOV. lst, 199 MAY 1st, 1951 nterest (Ist May ond 1st November (1st May ) semi-annuol : poyoble at the Bank of DENOMINATIONS, $1,000 Price: 98) and interest, to yield about 5%% frend ow mi. Doni nie wil ml on cpa: 'HANSON BROS. Investment Securities vag Telapbooe - July Bond List Street AWA --Offers Excellent Opportunities 5 ERTS Weed Gundy 8 co. --- Toronto Boy Took Prize. Mrs. James K. Hackett, who is ex- pected at Clayton, N.Y., soon to spend the remainder of the summer at Zenda Island, on Friday officiated at the presentation of a prise to a Toronto boy for the best design for an English nationAl theatre. The prise, one of £250 was offered by Mr. Hackett. At the presentation Mrs. Hackett read a cablegram from her husband, sent from Clayton. The ! presentation took place at the British | Empire Exposition. EE -- Preachers at the Park. The auditorium services at Thous- and Island Park, N.Y. opéned the first Sunday in July and Rev. Dr. Harry C. Kline, Brooklyn, had charge of the services that day. Other speakers who will appear at the tabernacle during the summer are Bishop Charles L. Mead, Denver, is booked for July 27th, and Bishop Ernest L. Waldorf, Kansas, who will preach the first Sunday in August. Dr. Tali Elsen Morgan is in charge of the religious work at the park. -------- At Cheese Boards. At the meeting of the Picton board there were 1,378 boxes of colored cheese offered, of which 1,123 boxes sold at 16 1-8 cents per pound, and the balance at 16 1-16 cents per pound. At the cheese board at Iroquois there were 770 boxes boarded, of which 240 boxes were colored and E30 boxes white. All sold at 15 5.8 cents per pounds. At the Perth cheese board there were 1,832 boxes offered; 1,712 sold at 15 3-4 cents, balance unsold. ---------- Spoke at Hastings. G. G. Publow, Kingston, chief dairy instructor for Eastern Ontario, was the chief speaker at a meeting of the patrons of the Ormond cheese factory. In the course of his re- marks Mr. Publow said that ninety per cent. of the milk from cows was unfit for the cheese process, even from good cows. At certain seasons it is impossible to make good chéese. This yéar has been very favorable owing to the cool weather and nights. Weeds make weedy flavors in cheese as also do dandelions but these flavors may be taken out i the process of making. : Many Tourists Are Now at the Opini- Hotel, + COR Chaffey's Locks, July 3.--Many of the guests at The Opinicon Hotel re- port great fishing and excellent sport. The many shores around the lakes are dotted with tents and campers. The government steamer Loretta, with & party on board, spent the first of July here, leaving for Ottawa early Wednesday morning. The gov- ernment carpenters gre engaged in building a new whart which will add FEET He of ; fi if i £ PANTS, $1.65 Regular value $2.25, $2.50, $3.00. Size 32 to 44. PREVOST'S Phone 508J. Gents' Furnishings and Clothing. 55 Brock St. "MILLERS o WORM POWDERS RELIEVE THE RESTLESS CONDITION BROUGHT ON BY THE PRESENCE OF WORMS AND RESTORE THE CHILD TO'NORMAL HEALTH. -- O NARCOTICS --PLEASANT AS SUGAR *YOU BUY WHEN! The exceptional tone quality in the Weber Piano PE to the most ascethetic taste, HEAR FOR YOURSELF AND BE CONVINCED, AT C. W. LINDSAY'S Warerooms, Princess Street Fur Neck Pieces In All Popular Furs W. F. Gourdier 78 BROCK STREET "Phone 700. SALE MEN'S SUITS $15.00 to $32.00, $35.00 Bluse Serge Suits on sale'for $28.50 TWEDDELL'S 1 Princess St : : i w Indigo