Fur Storage DRY, COLD AIR Absolute Security . Telephoné 603. Our Fur Van Will Call. "Save worry." Do it to-day! JOHN McKAY LIMITED The Fur Store, 149-157 Brock Street FULL COURSE DINNER We are now serving our usual Summer 'for 65c. FULL COURSE DINNER - 11.80 AM, TO 2 PM. --5.30 TO 8.00 P.M, Come and enjoy an excellent Mimer in an up-to-date Restauran THE GRAND CAFE MODLER'S BIG SPECIALS! Wednesday & Thursday SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIAL PRICES | MODLER & CO. Ringeton's Model Store MATTRESSES When housecléaning have your Mattresses cleaned and re "modelled. Go to Hughes' when youl want a new one at low price. Ww. 'H. HUGHES, 403 PRINCESS STREET SALE NOW ON - FREE PANTS with every Suit Made-to- ' Measure at $28.50. The CLUB 3 Doots Below Opera House | HIGHWAY DEPARTNENT| WRITES THE COUNTY, With Regard to th to the Reduction of the Road Mileage As~ sumed by Province. At the June session of the county council, which convenes at the court house on Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock, standard time, it is expected that considerable business 'will be transacted. The question of a num- ber of roads, which for years Rave been inciuded in the good system, and which have been transferred to the township system, will be consid- ered. J. 'W. Bradshaw, clerk of the county, received the following letter tfom the Ontario Highway Depart- ment and it speaks for itself. We are forwarding you under separate cover a map of Fronténac County showing in red, the revised county rbad system as prepared by the departthent of public highways in accordance with the recommenda- tions of the highway advisory com- mittee. This map received the conaiters- tion recently of both the advisory committee and a representative com- mittee from your council and the roads designated thereon are the outcome of their mutual delibera- tions. That a' re-adjustment of county road mileage throughout the pro- vince was found both expedient and desirable by the cotinties themselves, was fully explained at a recent con- ference by Mr. 8. L. Squire, deputy minister highways, who, with the meémbers of the advisory committee, made a special study of the system in every éounty durffig the summer and fall of 1924. diols an av- erage reduction-of about twenty-five per cent. has been made in the mile- age of county roads throughout the province. Special attention has been paid to the dpterlocking of each county road system with those of surrounding counties and with the provincial highway system as well. As a result of this some counties are experienc- ing reductions that are considerably in excess of others (being as high as 42 per cent., in one instance) while again certain reductions are fecessarily smaller-owing to the en- deavor to develop an effective and impartial system of inter-county thoroughfares. ~ - In your system as the map will indicate, there has been a reduction in mileage of 8.1 per cent. The new system totalling 151.2 miles as com. pared with 164.5 miles in the old. The new system includes 6.0 miles of newly added roads in order that a more compact system will result. The attached by-law forms and schedule blanks are forwarded to you to expedite the adoption by your council of the newly arranged sys- tet. You will please note that the minister is desirous of having your by-law Defore him for final consider- ation and approval at an early date, This Jehateal Age. July Yale Revie What religion 'does the present age possess in the Occident? We have Christianity, which is a "Marvellous ethical system, skillfully blended with pre-Christian ritual, to produce a creative force which has in our days largely lost the creative energy it possessed. Sixty years ago it was no longer considered possible to re- conéile the mythical and poetical truth of Christianity with the biolo- gic tacts of science; men were ob- liged to take sides; we had Darwin and Huxley on the one hand, New- man and Patmore on the other. Now- adays it is even more doubtful it we can reconcile the myths of religion with the new myths of science--af- ter Einstein and Niels Bohr it is im- possible to say that science possesses any facts. - At the utmost all that we possess is a theory, made to fit cer- tain facts, which is past its prime, 4s opposed to a theory made to fit i! other facts, which is just being born. I] We stand at the threshhold of scien- tific religion, and the "ethereal age," foreshadowed by Henry Adams, Is al ready wpon us. - ------------ SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS The end of man is an action, and | hot a thought. ~=Carlyle, . * No man can be brave who "consid- ors pain the chief evil of life--The Heroine of the Strait. Light sbozed Romesh light; night. ROTARY CONVENTION 1 | ON AT CLEVELAND | President R. H. Ward Present Representing the Local Kingston Club. R. H. Ward, president of the Kingston Rotary Club, left on Sun- day for Cleveland, as delegate from ithe local club, to the sixteenth _an- {nual convention of Rotary Interna- tional. It is of interest to note that ' at this gathering, twenty-five of the tary, Clubs, will be represented at this convention. Monday, the first day of the convention, there 12,000 delegates registered. A fea- ture .of the first night's entertain- ment was a pageant "Rotary," , in which the- cast numbered five hund- red, all professionals. The spectacle depicts the developments of the Ro- tary ideal. ----------t ant. IN MARINE CIRCLES v The schooner Mary A. Daryaw ar- rived from Oswego last night with coal and is unloading at the Grove Inn wharf. The steamer Pat Doris arrived yesterday afternoon from Oswego with coal and is unloading at So- wards' wharf. The steamer Jeska cleared Oswego yesterday afternoon. Th. steamer Toronto pasSed down this morning) and will return this afternoon and clear for Toronto. for Canadian Pacific City ticket office, 180 Wellington street, report the following arrivals of their steamships: Empress of Scotland, from Que- bec, due Cherbourg and Southamp- ton, June 17th and due Hamburg, June 19th. Montrose, from Montreal, due Li- verpool, June 20th. Montreal, from Glasgow, due Que- "bec, June 20th. Empress of Australia, from Hong- kong, due Vancouver, July 1st. Empress of Canady, from Vancou- ver, due Yokohama, June 22nd and due Hongkong, June 29th. Empress of Asia, from Vanvouver, arrived Hongkong, June 15th. Empress of Russia, from Hong- kong and Yokohama, arrived Van- couver, June 15th, A Long Ministry Rev. William Johnston, Tweed, is possibly the oldest minister in the Bay of Quipte Methodist conférence. He is in Ids eighty-second year and sixty-two years of that time has been given to the work of preaching the gospel. Grand Moonlight Excursion. Take the SS. Waubic Wednesday, Jume 17th, Moonlight Excursion to Clayton, N.Y., one hoWF at Clayton. Orchestra on board for dancing. gave Kingston 7.30 p.m. city time. Tickets, 50c for sale at office foot of Brock stréet. Phone 2195. "THE HAT STORE" HALF PRICE SALE OF Ladies' Hats od newly a Thi I on sale at exactly half price. $10 Hats for . . $5.00 $ 8 Hats for . . $4.00 $ 6 Hats for . .$3.00 All our Hats are thirty nations where there are Ro-{ were i/ ~1000-- 30 x 34 --1000-- CORD TIRES and TUBES $7.95 Complete ire and Tube SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY 2 TIRES AND TUBES TO ONE CUSTOMER MOORE'S We can start you on the right road to an attractively furnished home 7 1als. Materials of the Fashionable Circle Ears tuned to receive hints of style in fabrics will readily catch the news from the broadcasting station at Dame Fashion's own head- quarters. It sounds like this: This is station S-T-Y-L-E. Latest edict from the Court is that fabrics this year shall surpass those of all other years in beauty of color, originality of design, and richness of mater- w Prices 50c. yard up. VOILES, 50c. UP A beautiful range of Normandy and Bedora Voiles; all colors. yard. \ | BROADCLOTHS, 69. UP 38 inch Triola English Broadcloths, i in a gay assortment of beau- tiful stripes and plain shades. Priced80e. yard to $1.39 yard. GINGHAMS In Checks, small Plaids, Stripes and plein shades. Priced 25c. to 45c. FANCY CREPES AND NEW SILKS aan SUMMERTIME HATS At Moderate Prices Parisian Shop UNVEILING SERVICE. Held at Cataraqui Cemetery by Woodmen of the World. Two hundred Woodmen assemb- led at the city buildings on Sunday afternoon, and headed by the Bal- vation Army Band, marched to the Y.M.C.A., where motor cars were in waiting to convey them to Cataraqui cemetery where seven graves of de- 'parted members were decorated, af- tet which all assembled at the grave The beautiful woodmen service was opened with a fitting prayer by E. Kidd, of St. George's ca- followed by the hymn, "Nearer My God To Thee," after which the ritual ceremony was ex; emplitied by the following officers: Coungel commander sovereign, KE. BORDER PATROL ACTIVE Checking Up Boats and Seeking Bootleggers The United States customs border patrol, located at Alexandria Bay, N.Y., is busily engaged in the work assocjaaed With the customs service. Many boats have been warned against defective running lights and a score or more. motor boats checked as to the neceskary equip- ment required by law. The lookout for smugglers has baen constant. Many reports have come in of 'the customs motor boat sallying forth] from some shédowy point among the] islands to observe different boats and their occupants. Several reports of men in motor boats impersonating the officers of the patrol, have reached 'the local office and it is intended to take ac- *{ tion against any that are apprehen- ded. Stopping boats in this manner makes the impersonator liable on a charge of hi-jacking which carries & heavy penalty, as does the charge of impersonating an officer. The customs service bas two boats at its disposal. One is a large cruiser, moored on the river, where practically - all ¢hannels are easily discernible. The other is a fast boat. AN AIRPLANE AT WARBURTON. It Came Down To Get Gasoline Tanks . Filled. Warburton, June 15.--@'he recent Shiwets hive helped the crops which very promising. Many from bere - ored down to Kemptville, on =| Friday, to attend the annual field day at the Kemptville Agricultural Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE | Good Values in _in Real Estate a ctathieg 7 light, 8 piece room, dace for two Davies and two automo- biles; central, ' om , Semi.) rooms, ha hardwood floors, yin three piece bath and fur. nace, $4,800 -- Semi-detached soliq brick, oak floors, hot water + heating Stage; south side