2 7 | : > Founded 1847, ~ Made-to-measure 3 " . S ITS | 4 7 4 | \ HH | i i We make the sort of Suits that | makes a man have pride in his appear- ance, ~The reputation we have established for expert tailoring insures a satisfied and well dressed customer. - WE'RE EXPERT TAILORS. WE DO EXPERT WORK Let us tailor you once and you're our customer. No 'guesswork here. Choice selections of exclusive pat- terns of imported Suitings. A FINE DISPLAY -- WORTH COM. ING TO SEE. PRICES TO PLEASE. LIVINGSTON'S Rode ron To Vi Ahi apd Vs SRR BR RES CITY AND DISTRICT Tourists Here. There was an unusually large nur ber of tourists in Kingston today. The downtown streets were tilled with automobilés from distant places Sydenham Girl Passes. At Toronto Conservatory of Music Miss Dorothy Young, Syrenham, was successful in passing the examina- tions in Elementary Theory and sec- ond hopors. Several light showers fell on Monday night. The crops hava cer- tainly benefited by timely rainfalls during the past fortnight and the yield should be abundant. New Service Started. The Canadian National Railways has instituted a new motor car ser- vice between Westport and Ottawa, the car being operated on Sunday as | well as on other days of the week. -- 'Was Operated On. Miss Vera Gorman, of the Belle- rushed to the Hotel Dien hospital on Sunday evening by Dr. J. J. Robert- son and immediately operate! upon for appendicitiy, On Vacation. ofr Miss Mae James, manager of the local Laura Secord candy store, left to-day for Rochester, N. Y., to spend her vacation with her brother, at 101 Kenwood Avenue, Rochester. She is accompanied by her aunt, Miss Kath- leen Lawless. PE -- Passing Singing Examination. Miss Lorraine Grimshaw, the cle- ver, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Grimshaw, has passed the inter- mediate singing éxamination in con- nection with the Toronto Conserva- tory of Music, -- Pays Brockville a Visit. Lieut.-Col. W. J. Morgan went to Brockville to-day to attend the big re-union. Years ago he acted as man- ager of the Brockville Bell Telephone exchange for a time, and is therefore on Brockville's books as one of the old boys of that town. Five Cows Killed. Dr. William Nicholls, who was called to Parham yesterday found that five fine cows had been killed on the farm of Ernest Bertram by lightning last Saturday night. They were lying under a large tree, which had been shattered by the bolt. S---- A Wonderful Feat. Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, of Lati- mer, have returned from a motor trip to Detroit and other Michigan points. Mr. Taylor drove his car himself, though he has only ome } He covered over 2,000 miles, which really is a wonderful feat for year over 10,000 omers visited our store the three days of our Annual An. Sale. This year with the added tra and values we have prepared we kpect to pass that mark. \nderson's Beatie r will Prove the most interest- kind you have ever attended. Al attractions have been demonstrations by well known ers have been arranged for. s given away at five different de- ¥ b & one-handed driver, -------- Has Taken An Appeal. J. D. Spegse, convicted at Victoria Harbor, of robbery and shop break- Ing, was sertenced to penitentiary for eight and a half years, but to Tan concurrently and will end in five year, has filed notice of appeal to a Divisional Court on the grounds that the sentences were excessive. Pastor Taken Very III Rev. N. B. McKechnje, pastor of the Belleville, Baptist Church was taken serfously fl Friday evening and was removed to the hospital where his condition is growing satis. factory. He was In Toronto to see specialists but his case presented dif- ficulties. It is hoped a speedy re- covery will result. the Farmers, Mr. Hoiging the of the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, is as- sisting Mr. A. W. Birett, agricultural representative for the county, In culling poultry for the farmers of the district. Mr. Smith and Mr Sirett will hold a poultry demonstra. tion at Zealand on Wednesday after- noon. x Held Fine A very successful moonlight ex- cursion was held on Monday evening to Clayton under the auspices of the Catholic Women's League. There was a large crowd on board and the sail down the river and back was much enjoyed. The excursionists ran into a short rain but it did not mar the outing any. that town 4} Provinetal A Serious Charge. Peter Gauthier, a young man who lives In Gananog ue was arrested In on Tuesday morning by Constable bbe, on a {Orange ville Ontario business office staff, was | Gabinet. Crescent club by reason of the de- faulting of the Canadian organiza- | tion, which is to send over no boat to compete. The reason given is that | the Kingston club has no new R craft able to compete with the snap- Py fleet of R's in the C. Y. C. Decorated Family Graves. Mrs. James Dunlop, Kingston, » former Brockvillian, in the cemetsr- fes there on Sunday placed handsome wreaths &nd sprays on the graves of seven of her deceased relatives, name- ly Mr. and Mrs. James Higgins, her parents; Mr. and Mrs. James Higgins, Jr., brother and sister-in-law: Wil-- liam Higgins, brother; Mrs. Elizabeth Rowledge, sister; Mrs. John Rath- well, aunt, While there for the Re- union Mrs. Dunlop is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. James George. vy Dr. Edwards and Quebec. George G, H. Ray, Ottawa, writing in the Toronto Globe, says: "Ques- tions are being asked why Dr. J. W. HBdwards, Grand Master of the Order, is not in the new He was in the former Meighen Government, and enjoys greater prestige with the Order to- day than ever. strong reason' for overlooking Dr. Edwards, and I am informed that the real reason issthat Mr. Patenagde declined to enter if Mr. Edwards was B-ven rank. Quebec had to be coax- od, and the great body of Orange Tories in Ontario are expected to swallow the dose and vote as of yore, Low flattering!" ------ Visited Kin, Two grandchildren James Morton, beaudean paid Kingston, their old home, a short visit yesterday. They went to their homes yesterday after looking over Some of the scenes of their childhood." They think King- ston is a beautiful city, and they in- tend to come here next summer and spend a few weeks. One is Miss M, Thibeaudeay, . of Toronto, and the other her sister, Mrs. Phillip Henrica of Chicago. They are children of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Thibean- deau. Mr, Thibeaudean practiced law here many years ago, and later in Winnipeg. Miss McCormick, 102 Centre street, is a cousin, and thege are other relatives here. Mrs. Thi- beaudeau, before her marriage was Miss Margaret Morton, well known to older Kingstonians. h, -- Circus Stages Charleston . The contest will be hejq Friday night, July 23rd, fn the big cireus tent as an. added attraction to the main circus performances. ton contests have been held by the Bob Morten Cirens Co. in Hamilton, Brantford, St. Thomas and London and have crested keen interest, as the public ake the Judges. This con- test is open for"twelve dances only. So all participants are required to leave their name and address as soon of the late a8 possible at. the efreus head- There must be some} and Augustus Thi-| quarters, 206 Princess street. The loving cup to be presen by - Mr. Leslie Smith of Smith B: Jewelry store, is on display at the Kiwanis circus office. The Victor Graham Concert Band will furnish the music aad to the tune of "Diana" the local exponents of the popular dance will be given an opportunity of "strut ting their stuff." ------ Allege Liquor Found In Raid On Hotel As the result of a quantity of liquor belug seized in a raid made on Wood- ruff's hotel, at Sydenham, by License Inspector William McCammon and his force, the proprietors of this hotel | will appear in County PoMee Court |' before Magistrate J. W. Bradshaw on Wednesday morning to answer to charges laid under the O. T. A. ------------ "Fresh Page and Shaw," Gibson's. The funeral of the late Charles Griggs took place from 4 Rideau street to Cataraqui Cemetery. : Rev, Frank Sanders conducted the ser- ce. Ladies' silk stockings at Abram- sky's. special 19¢ a pair . "lee Cream Bricks," Gibson's. a -- DAILY MEMORANDUM. Wax Beans... 10c. qt. ---------- Green Peas in pod..... 10c. qt. Cant ns H Te een and 30c. Pac. | Gerke Calvary Lawn Soctat to- ---------- A =a WA hd A daa aa. & Blouses That Boys Need : an \\ A E cool, i$ MIR. Frocks, when one has a household duty to do, slip on one of these dainty, Jiffy Aprons, and feel at perfect ease. " They are surprisingly dainty, in plain or checked patterns of Orange, Mauve, Yellow, Green, Orchid. to wear the dain- Summer because A Fashion Item Hot Ofte Press BLUE FLANNEL, BRASS BUT. . TONED COATS WOR GIRLS: + i" AND MISSES, miss has use for Middies of khaki Girls' sizes, 6 to 12, $1. and $1.25 Misses" sizes from 16 to 20. for your references see pattern No. 5257. < 54 tach Blue Flannel $1050. ert Bu Govan au Bi a Fass venmvnces BOC, i , di ; THURSDAY WILL BE A {5 DAY OF DAYS Prepare for a big sale at Laidlaw's on Thursday. Bargain Specials will "hy bears ag Prominence and ty Saitly be ath Shes WATCH THIS SPACE TO-MORROW NIGHT | » v Hb New Hand Bags ani 1 Pocch Pr | Gay New Scarfs ouch Purses That flutter flatteringly in (he summer HY a breemes----the Scarf that accompauies {& $1.89 to $10.00 olen loti Soria | P Included in this collection are Imported Ra wrarIkingy itch, slo am intnge of esd on, ekanahl $9.00 : y neg If The Tidy Housekeeper Should Wear z - Jiffy Aprons, $1 ; gi Darin g the : warm, gay, sum- b . mer days, one s need not be afraid *1s - er