THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG PAJAMAS The CHURCHILL. One of the smartest, double-breasted models, in Tweeds and Fancy Worsteds, al- so Navy Blue Serges, in plain and fancy weaves, shown with broad shoulders, nar- row waist line and medium Trousers. Special at $25 to $35 All prices between. SPECIAL! FLANNEL TROUSERS Here's an interesting presentation of the newest in Flannel Trousers--Cream Biscuit shade and light and dark Greys. $4.00 to: $7.50 {{ LIVINGSTON'S iI 75-79 BROCK STREET If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk NL) § { i "Let Anderson's Label, Protect Your : Table" Specify at all times Limerick Brand Products Only products of the' highest quality carry this label. Limerick Brand ~ eh wm Wholesale and Retail Provision Dealers Wholesale 1767. Office 365-w. 2 CITY AND DISTRICT Bishop Less Than a Month. On June 6th, 1857, the death took place of Rt. Rev. Patrick Whelan, Roman Catholic Bishop of Kingston. He was consecrated May Sth, 1857. Among the Islands. Steamer Brockville will make regular trip to Alexandria Bay Sun- day, June 6th, 2 p.m. fast time. One hour at Alexandria Bay. Fare, adults 75c., children 50c¢, Bank Mi to Retire, Mr. Philip Filtz, who has been & messenger for the local branch of the Bank of Montreal for the past thirty years, will retire on June 15th, ~ Donation of $25. A donation of $25 was made to the Kingston fife and drum band by the L.O.B.A. An item published yesterday gave the amount as $207 which was an error. Dance at Collin's Bay. # Another successful and enjoyable dance was held at Clark's pavilion, Collins Bay on Friday evening, the attendance being very large. Sid Fox's orchestra provided the music. Cheese Board Sales. Picton 1,041 at 17 1-16¢. Perth, 527 at 17 13-16c. Listowel, 2,655 boarded, 17 1-4c bid, no sales. A Chicoutimi, Que., 115 at 17 1-16¢c. Queen's Graduate Appointed. A. BE. Nelson, principal of Kir- eardine High School, has been ap- pointed inspector of public schools for South Perth, to succeed the late William Irwin. Mr. Nelson gradu- ated In arts at Queen's in 1909. Thelsen Cottage Sold. The St. Lawrence Park cottage of Dr. C. T. Theisen, Albany, N.Y., has been sold to Max Winslow, president of the Irving Berlin Music Publishing Company of New York, and Samuel Bornstein, treasurer of the same concern. Case Was Dismissed. A case in which a young man was charged with stealing a quantity of rope in August, 1923, came before Magistrate Farrell on Saturday morn ing, but after hearing the evidence, the magistrate dismissed the case. A Delightful Sail. . Come and enjoy a sail to Cape Vincent, N.Y., Saturday and Sun- day, leaving Kingston 7 am. and 1.15 p.m. standard time. The Sun- day 1.15 pm. boat makes a tour of the Islands and to Cape Vincent. Fare, round trip to Cape Vincent returning same day, 76¢c. Phone 2198. Man of Marked Ability. In electing Dr. Seager as head of the Diocese of Ontario the Anglican Synod has chosen a man of great f|culture, of scholarly gifts, and of marked ability as an organizer and remarks the Toronto Globe. real native born Canadian. Mrs. Robert M. Stewart, Ren- frew, apparently ' in the best of health, walked about half a mile to Renfrew Hospital .on Wednesday night to see two friends who were patients there, and soon after her arrival was stricken with heart trou- She was in her sixty- Phones: Retail 2600. throngs attending the sale and pick- ing up furniture, etc, as remem- brances of the happy occupant of the home. Cars bringing the' purchasers were lined up for blocks about Wel- lington street. " Officers Married. When Capt. R. H. Mathieson and Capt. Mary Hunt, both officers of the Salvation Army, stationed in Montreal, were principals in a "hallelujah wedding" at the Brock- ville Citadel Wednesday night, the ceremony took place upon the thir- tieth anniversary of the marriage of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Hunt. Her sister, Lucy, be- came the bride of James Polley, Brockville, earlier in the day. Had a Bad Collision. An auto accident took place om Wednesday night near Alexandria Bay. Two cars collided, one hittiag the other just back of the fron: left wheel and hurled it into the ditch turning it over three times and completely demolishing fit. The front of the other was badly wreck- ed but was not turned over. All of the seven young men. in the cars were cut and shaken, one, John La- Favire, having a rib fractured. One of the drivers claimed that the other car was in the middle of the road and would not get over, causing the collision. Birthday of Mrs. Eliza A. Simmons, To be ninety-three years old and still retain the complete use of all her faculties, as well as being hale, hearty and active, is a happy lot of Mrs. Eliza A. Simmons, mother of George N. Simmons, Belleville. Mrs. Simmons was born one mile north of Frankford, June 3rd, 1833, her-maiden name being Elza A. Harris. With the exception of the first five years' after her marriage spent at Camden East, Mrs. Sim- mons resided at Frankford until she moved to Belleville to make her home with her son. The Thousand Islands Club Dances. The Thousand Islands Yacht Club has a long and interesting social programme for the season. The of- ficers for the ensuing season are: W. Langdon Hayden, commodore; Andrew McNally, vice-commodore; Edward J. Noble, rear commodore; C. Laverett Hayden, secretary. Philip T. Sharpless, treasurer; Fred Fraser, Syracuse, fleet captain; J. Miles Gibbons, M.D,, fleet surgeon. The Yacht Club opens on June 19th and the formal opening and first dance will be given July 3rd. The regular dances will be given on Wednesdays and Saturdays of each week throughout the season, the final dance being given on the Sat- urGay evening preceding Labor, Day. BARBDR---O00ON--iAt Toronto, on June 2nd, 1926, by the Rev. R. J. Irwin, Luey Eleanor, R.N. youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Coon, Bigin, Ont, to Robert KE. Barber, Gaeiph, Ont. DEATHS. DEO---In Kingston, Ont.,, on June 3rd, 1926, Jennie A., eldest daugh- ter of - Michael Amodeo, aged 19 years Funeral from her late residence, 340 at 8.45 B jal at Oat i Cemet: . on ur! araqu on Mon- day, June eh: at 12.00 > clock Stan- dard time. HOLLOWHELL---In Kingston General Hospital, on June Jui, 108, Caroline Davey, widow of te Henry Hallgwell, aged 80 years. OE dsraking patios tn Monday ot Cathraqui Cemetery. 10.30 am. to ' IN In loving memory of our son and George Winiam ny. 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