"THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Founded 1847. BOYS' BLOUSES 2-Pants Suits When Suits such as ours are made the way parents want them and priced as low as we offer them, you re getting value plus-- that's the situation regarding our Two Pant Suits this season. LIVIN GSTON'S 75-79 BROCK STREET BOYS' ODD TROUSERS If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk 3 | Rev. W. T. Prettie, B.A., Copper | {eliff, Ont, 2a Queen's graduate, is| i CITY AND DISTRICT Appointed Caretaker. | ed caretaker of the new arts build- { ing at Queen's university. i Resume Regular Services. { Next Sunday the churches which | | joined during July and August will | | resume their regular services. May Accept Call. {likely to accept a call to Chateau- | guay, Que: United Church. | Kingston Bank Clearings. The figures of the Kingston Bank- responding week, 1924, $571,793. To Preach At Re-opening. Provincial Dyde will preach on Sun. day at the re-opening of John Street i United Church, Belleville. The build- | has been renovated and greatly im- proved. Keep Cattle off Highway. | Pasturing stock oh the Provincial | week a Gananoque resident was | fined $15 for having ten cattle on | | the Kingston-Smith's Falls road, on | | sley. { Returned To Kingston, | orm Edwin and Henry F. ooers have returned from a trip to | | Belleville Oshawa and Toronto with | !/Mayor J. P. Batharrie and other Ot- { Municipal Association convention in i Toronto. To Preach Here Sunday. tances here. He will be the preacher in { the First Baptist Church at 11 an. | Sunday, and should attract a large au- { dience because of his meritorous ser- | vices in church work. Millinery Opening. Miss Marion Wheeler, 229 Prin- icess street, has just returned from new fall hats, featuring both large prices. First showing on Saturday, iSept. 5th. She will be pleased to {have you call For Mr. Nickle's O.K. The application for clemency in [the case of Charles Matthews, now | in penitentiary, has been received | lin Ottawa. It will be referred to the attornmey-general '6f Ontario for his opinion. No Cheese Board Meeting. 'William White has been appoint- | | ers' Clearing House for week ending | i Sept. 3rd, 1925, are $773,085; cor-|' | Highway is against the law. This | information laid by H. T. D, Dow- | { tawa gentlemen. They attended the | Rev. T. J. Glover, D.D., Cambridge, { { Eng, University, is renewing acquain- | {Toronto with a complete range of | {and small head sizes, at moderate | The Frontenac Cheese Board 1s Of Queen's University, takes his love DERSON'S MARKETS MAIN STORE--Cor. Princess and Division Sts. PHONES: Retail Order Dept. General Office Accountant's Office Wholesale Department ..... BRANCH STORE---388 Princess 'Phone 2431. he of Smoked Store open Monday to 10 a.m. One early delivery ws nein sv 185e Ihe Thick Rib Roast Beef Steak Mince 15c. Ib. Wing Steaks 28c. Ib. Shoulder Roast Beef A LY Hamburg Steak 10¢. "and Boiling Chickens Priced Reasonable Saturday CHEESE An experienced Demonstrator in charge. The ideal food -- healthful, nutritious, economical. Fresh Whey BUTTER-- Swift's Jewell SHORTENING, Spoundpuil ......... 85e.. ~ * PEARS ' Favorite, No. I iia. | { apparently a thing of the past as far | as this season is concerned. No | | cheese has been boarded for three | | weeks now and this week no one ap- peared at the regular meeting hour. | i | This Great Sale Ends Sept. 12th. | Be sure and get a suit béfore this! (sale ends, as it positively means a {saving of dollars to you, | --The Lion Clothing Co. Work of Paving. Good, progress is being made on the work of resurfacing the pave- ment on Clergy street west. The men had reached the corner of {Clergy and Division streets at Fri- day forenoon. Everybody Would Hear Him. The Peterboro Examiner [notes Mayor Angrove's announcement that he will run for a fourth term and | adds: "And if he made the announce- | ment in the same voice he uses at ball games nobody in Kingston has failed to hear it." - Brother and Sister Won. Emmaline Henderson and Burnt Henderson, children of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Henderson, Oso Station, were | the winners of the-individual prizes at the school fdir. Burt Henderson is ten years of age and his sister thir- te, The two children have been ex- | hibitors in the fair for some time. Installing Return Pipes. For some time now plumbers have been working in the new medical | | building at Queen's installing return | pipes in the heating system. This is| hoped to both make the building | warmer and to void the cracking | | sounds in the pipes which were | wont to disturb the lectures. No Delivery Monday. There will be no mail delivery on Monday (Labor Day). The post of-| fice lobby will be open all day for the benefit of boxholders, and the gen- eral delivery and registry office will | be open from 8 am. till 10 am, { There will be two collections made of the street boxes, one in the morn- ing and another in the evening. Among the' Islands. Saturday--Alexandria Bay. Stop one hour. Sunday--Alexandria Bay. Stop one hour. | Monday (Labor Day)--Clayton. {Stop off at Clayton for three hours to see the big celebration, or one hour at Alexandria Bay. Steamer Brockville from Ferry {dock 2 p.m. city time. Fare, adults }75c., children 50e. Love of the Water. Rev. R. Bruce Taylor, principal {of the water from his venerated father, who, along the Scottish icoast, was known as an expert sail- for. In Principal Taylor's house is a {splendid picture of his father at i eighty-four, handling the tiller of a {large dory. Principal Taylor says his" father was extremely fond of sailing and that many a joyous trip {he had with him on the sea. i Detours Lifted. ! The detour between Maitland and | the Blue church road on the provin- cial highway between Brockville and Prescott, has been lifted, with the practical completion of the new road surface. A detour is necessary from the Blue church road into Prescott for the laying of a pavement, but the distance is only about five and a half miles as compared to the ten miles of detour necessary. heretofore. A Valuable Conrtibution. Queen's library authorities are very much indebted' to Dr. Lorne Pierce, Toronto, for a valuable con- gribution of old documents pertain- ing to the early history of Canada, and particularly to this province. He has evidently secured some old treasures, one lot being obtained at Niagara, where the folios have re- mained for many years in a garret of a farm house. These precious documents have all been tabulated by Dr. Pierce, and in passing them over to Queen's University, he has done honor to his Alma Nater. An Eminent Figure. Toronto Globe: "Dr. Daniel Miner Gordon was an eminent figure among eminent men in the long record of Queen's University. - During his term as Principal the univerSity passed from the Presbyterian Church to na. tional standing, and now occupies a high place among the Dominions seats of learning. As The Kingston Whig says, "he filled the post of dignity, and he Tetiteds owing to in- the deep regret Queeg's Principal with great' tact and | "KINGSTON'S GREATEST SHOPPING CENTRE" BACK T0 SCHOOL SCHOOL OPENS TUESDAY MORNING-- . + ARE YOU READY ? 7 / Ra TWO SPECIALS ON SALE SATURDAY MORNING - 9.3¢ Girls' Gingham Dresses 75¢ each A grand clearance of Girls' Checked Gingham and plain Chambray Dresses, in a host of shades--the balance of our Sum- mer stock. There are real values in this as- sortment and they make suitable School Dresses. Sizes 6 to 14. 75¢.-EACH Girls' Flannel Dresses *3.25 Remarkable values, these new, youth- ful styles. They're all fine Flannel Dresses in fancy Checks and Overchecks and stripes--in shades of Blue, Tan, Jade, Peli- can Grey, Henna, Navy. Sizes 6 to 14. Regularly priced up to $5.00 and $6.00. $3.25 : " GIRLS' FLANNEL MIDDIES, . $2.95 Each A choice assortment of Girls' Flannel Middies--the popular gar. ment for school wear. They come in shades of Paddy, Copen and Navy; long sleeves and sallor style collar. $2.95 Each GIRLS' PLEATED MIDDY SKIRTS $2.50 to $3.25 each Just the Skirt to give great service for school wear. These are of good quality Blue Serge in com- binstion pleated styles, secured to white waist. Sizes @ to 16." Priced $2.50 to $3.25 each BOYS' SHIRT WAISTS, $1.00 They're made from serviceable ma- in Black, Mauve and Blue Stripes. They have attached collars, band cuffs and pocket. Sizes 11% to 13. $1.00 each BOYS' RIBBEQ BLACK STOCKINGS 25c¢. to 50c. pair Good, strong quality Ribbed Stock. ingss~the kind that give the cor vice for school wear; in all sizes, medium and heavy rib. Priced 25¢. to 50c. pair CREPE DE CHENE WINDSOR TIES In a large assortment of shades and patterns. 'Some with the large Polka Dot or in the plain shades. 50c. to $1.00 GIRLS' MIDDY TIES" 95¢. each Middy Ties of good, generous sizes, in shades of Black, Green and Red Crepe de Chene. - 95¢. each x John Laidlaw & Son, Lid. 170 Princess Street