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Play Tennis ! "Phe fascinating game of LAWN TENNIS i§ td have a great rN interest during the present | season all over the country, and Kingston willyno | 'doubt, play the game faster and keener thar ever, |. Buy your Tennis Racquets early, © Our néw stock-has just béen opened. - a : TENNIS RACQUETS Fy 1914 Makes : All weights. Prices from $2.00 to $10.00. = Tennis balk, tennis nets and poles. The best makes at vight prices. ; 141 Princess R. UGLOW & C0. '*. Ps * "Pelephone 2% < ' see We Want You And your friends to trade with us on the merit of what we sell. We have ablue tvorsted, special price, all wool, fast Indigo dye, fine pattern, which we will make up to your order for $23.00, a suit. We also have pencil lines in blue and the new grey tweeds in small checks. Prices are not high and are mprked in plain fig- ures, Give us a trial order. = 7 THOMAS LAMBERT Merchant Tailor. 157 Princess Street T DISTRICT MEETINGS BEING HELD AT 8YD- " ENHAM STREET CHURCH . mesday, Evening -- Infant of Har rowsmith Pastor Was Baptized The sessions of the Kingston Metho- dist district, which opened at Syden- ham street Methodist church on Wed- nesday afternoon, will be continued until Thursday evening. A large number of the ministers of the dis- trict were on band for the opening of the sesvion on Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. Melvin Taylor, chairman of the district, presided. On Wellnesday aiternoon the min- isters had a private session at whioh two candidates were received for pro- bation. A message of sympathy was passed Rev. Dr. Nesbit, of Pitts- burg who has been forced to give up the work of the ministry on ac: count of ill-health. The ministers hope that it will not be long before he can take up his work again' with renewed vigor. : A resolution of regret was passed over the removal of Rev. F. (G. Rob- inson, pastor of Princess street Me- thodist church, to the London con- Jorence, where he will labor. Mr.) Filobinson has been connected with' the Montreal conference for twenty- SIX years. A resolution of sympathy was, passed to Rev. Mr. Perley, of Verona, whose wife died a short time age. On Thursday evening the four Me thodist churches of the city united in ope gathering in the Bible school hall in Sydenham street Methodist' church. Rev. Dr. Ryckman gave the atdldress after which the sacrament of the Lord's ¥pper was administered. In opening his remarks Dr. Ryck { man took occasion to suggest that {il the four churches of the city should unite oftener im such a gathering as was present, He believed that good EE A Hand Klaxon Will clear the road for you. No electrical appar- © atus to get out of order. We will be glad to show you these, and the price is right. PORRITT GARAGE CO., Limited Electrical Steam Vulcanizing Phone 454 i work could be accomplished through these gathering® He referred to the discontent wiigh might exist among the ministers o ' gospel as a re sult of some mem not heing pleased with the station to which he was | assigned by the statioming commit: } tee. When speaking of the feeling which evists between some members of: the churches the speaker stated that Lord's table the backs on one another at the table. Coma to the Lord's and forget your grievances was advice of the aged doctor. ; During the eveming Rev. Melvin Taylor baptized the infant of Rev J. A. and Mrs. Waddell, of Harrow smith. : 'BUY THE BEST : Sun-Kist Raisins Seeded and Seedless in Packages At All Grocers. GEO. ROBERTSON & SON, LIMITED. Sa TO MARE PLAN OF ROADS So As to Have Signs Placed for Automobilists The new Kingston and Frontenac Automobile Club héld its first execu tive meeting on Wednesday evening, in the Board of Trade rooms. Prof. Iva Martin, the president, occupied the chair, and the chairmen of the differ- ent committees were also present. | The chief topic of discussion centred upon the marking out of good roads by placing signs with arrows printed on them, pointing in the proper direc tion. The first thing to be done as regards this matter is Ly the varion members of the good roads committee taking a trip over these roads and | making a chart to the several different places within their district. * After this chart has been prepared, the plan & up by the head office of the Ontario ' 1 ELECTRIC DOMES On Sale For One Week COMMENCING MONDAY, 18TH, 100 ; BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM DOMES $5.00 = tH I Your Choice W. J. MOORE & SON MACHINE SHOP IN CONNECTION | is sent to Toronto, where it is checked Motor League. In return, signs are forwarded with specifications and plac' ed at the most convenient Joints along the route to "be traversed by automobile tourists. ft was stated at the meeting on be made either on Thursday or Fri day to prepare a chart of two or three different routes. Dr. D. A. Black was strongly in favor of getting to work at this as soon as possible, and received heartv support from George Robertson. H. Angrove thought it a wise plan to have the roads marked out. As his reason, he asserted that there are many places quite difficult to pursue the right course, owing to the lack of these signs. At Napanee, un- less it Le an experienced person over the road" between Kingston and Belle- ville, it "is pretty nearly impossible for him to find hig way through this town. Is It Fair? A Taxpayer writes: In reference to an item in your last issue, I would like to ask if its fair for the from O'Kill street to Collingwood street for the benefit of others,when they allow pit closets in that «trict and refuse the recommenda- tion of the Board of Health to put A in a sewer. Broad square, low heel, flat forepart,. made over special Oxford last, thus assur: a perfect fit at ankle and heel... * % i Ak Also a large range of Outing and Ten- Goods, i Co Nag | falls to do this. [\ White Rose flour, put up in 64, 12, 4. U8 bh. nackages. at all grocera. W. R. Kelley, of Toronto, was in the city yesterday om a trip of in- spection of the division of C. N. R. Everything, it is understood was satisfactory to him. Mr. Kelley is train-mas.er at Toronto. STEAL A MARCH ON FATHERTIM E Don't Let Gray Hair Make You Look Prematurely Old. Nothing will so quickly and surely rob & woman of her charm as gray, and faded hair, and nothing is so" easily preventable. . A few applicayions of Hay's Hair Health will restore gray hair to its natural color and luxuriance. * It is not a dye. It is a tonic that stimu- lates and invigorates the scalp and hair roots to the proper performance of their functions thereby bringing back the original color of the hair. It cures dandruff. Your money will be refunded if it lf $1.00, 50¢, 25¢. Get it at our store. Rev. Dr. Ryckman Spoke on Wed-!' church members should not turn their Wednesday evening that a start would | City Council to oil King street west; dis-, ¢ DAY, 5 Very great sympathy will be ex- tended to William Manhard, B. Sc., of Fort William, who has been sorely bereaved through the death of his 'wife. Mr. Manbard was married a year ago at Cobourg, and moved west... A few weeks ago Mrs, Man- hard was attacked with illness which later rendered it necessary for a very, serious operation to be performed. During last week the doctors pro- posed a transfusion of blood, and Mr. Manhard submitted to the or- deal; twice his arms were tapped and blood transfused to his wife, with some hope of "improvement, but on Friday last she died; and very regret table to say Mr. Manhard was lying unconscious from the loss of blood, in which state he continued for many hours. He was transferred to a hos- pital, and 'was mot able to be at the obsequies-of his wife. He is slow- ly vecovering."* Mr. Manhard is a graduate of the School of Mining, and was very 'poular while in Kings- ton in Y. M. C. A. and musical cir- cles, eb ---- - CARTERS STILL BUSY tainly Good for City. The carters are still busy and will be for some time yet carting away refuse to the city dumps. The clean- ing up campaign was certainly good fur the city, « . "I have been out carting as early as 4.30 in the morning," one carter told 'the Whig, on Wednesday night, "and I know others who have been doing the same." Ashes to be carted out of yards and cellars provide a great deal of work and then there is a great deal of other refyyge which has to be cart od away. A citizen stated that he knew of a party who had ashes piled in his cellar for five years. They ware re- moved just a few days ago as are sult of the cleaning up campaign. The citizen has an extra large cellar, so he was not put to any inconven- ience to leave the ashes in his cel lar. The city «dumps have been added to + materially' during the past two weeks. Citizens gemerally are well pleased over the result of the campaign and are in hopes it will, be made an an- nual evemt in Kingston. THE PEAC ECENTENARY. giving Day. On Wednesday. afternoon the Peace Centenary celebration, committee for this district held a meeting in the city hall, During the past winter the Peace Committee decided to hold a mass meeting on June 3rd next and the sub-committee was named to select .a speaker. In discussing the matter yesterday afternoon it was found undesirable to hold a meeting on Jume 3rd owing to so many coun- ter' attractions, and with the possi- bility of an election campaign going on, and a proposal was made that the meeting do not occur until evening of Thanksgiving Day. Sands, secretary, was authorized write Hon. Mackenzie King to cure him as the chief speaker at the preliminary gathermg. LABORERS LAID OFF -- Replaced by Foreigners Foley and Gleeson, paving con- tractors, are not going to stand for any loafing by their employees. As a result some of the latter were laid off on "Thursday morning and their places filled by foreigners. The cause of 'this seemed to bé that the men were working a little too ~lose to a barroom on Wednesday after- noon and they 'took it into their heads to quench their thirst. As a consequence, they became unfitted for their work, the foreman said. The latter decided to lay the guilty parties off for a while. Each day more foreigners are being placed on the construction work. APPOINTED PROFESSOR Physiological Chemistry | Queen's Medical College. Dr. A. P. Lothrop, associate pro- !fessor of physiological chemistry = in Columbia University, New York, has been appointed professor of physi- | ological chemistry in Queen's Univer. sity. Dr. Lothrop will take full con- | trol of the teaching of chemistry to medical students, work for which he is specially qualified by his training and expeciments 'in Colymbia Univer sity. 4 Ascension Thursday Thursday, the feast of the Ascen- sion of our Lord into heaven, was observed in the Roman Catholic churches. 2 ' Although the placeof the ascen~ sion is not distinctly stated, it would appear from the Acts that it was Mt. Olivet, since after the ascension the disciples are described as return- ing to Jerusalem from the mount that is called Mt. Olivet, whjch 4s near Jerusalem, within a Sabbath day's journey. Tradition has con- Psecrated this site as the Mount of the Ascension and christian piety has memorialized the event by erecting 'over the site a basilica. St. Helena built the first memorial which was destroyed by the Persians in 614, rebuilt in the eighth century, to be destroyed again, but rebuilt for a third time by the Crusaders. This the Mahommedans also des- troyed, leaving only the octagonal said to bear the imprint of the feet ot in Cleaning Up Campaign Was Cer- Inaugural Meeting Set for Thanks. By Foley and Gleeson for Drinking of Christ, that is now used as an ora-|-- = cai ------ SRL 4 2 S ~ Colonials | Colonials for women are very popular this sea- son, They are neat, dressy and stylish, We have them in gun metals and patents. Prices $3 to $4.50. We Ca Ty A BC Widths in $5.00 Grades 2 Avernethy's GOVERNMENT TEST of Ice Cream Government Bulletin No. 276 Shows Our Ice Cream To Be === 3 Best and Purest in Kingston CAMPBELL BROS The Name That Guar- anfees The Public Enthusiasm Which has greeted our show- ing of hats this spring has prov en to us that they are right. You will have no trouble mak- ing a selection here as we carry the largest stock of men's hats in Kingston. See our new shapes in 'Blue Hats at $2, $2.50 Campbell Bros. Kingsfon's largest importers of Men's Hats. ASmartSuit at $9.00 This in a special with us, and is very popular. It eannot be duplicated any. where for the e. Hand-taflored, up- to-date style, smart patterns. Ia brown gray, ete. her sults at $12, $15, S18 and $20. Don't forget that we carry a big Shoes, Hats, Shirts, ISAAC ZACKS Tr 271 PRINCESS ar. f Refriger- all kinds of hand furniture; to 1¢ prices. FLCUR Our Robin Hood Brand of flour has. a guarantee In every bag for good quality. ANDREW MAOLEAN, Ontario Street. "poe PEMRRPLIRILVIOLMMMe STOP SKIDDING | It's Dangerous Get TIRE CHAINS At the : KINGSTON AUTO- MOBILE CO. Queen and Bagot Sts. Phone 1170 J Zbar " New Ice Cream Parlor. Drop in and .take some of our ice cream home with you. We use nothing but pure cream. Choice Fruits and Candies of all kinds. : 280 Princess Street TENNESSEE RED CEDAR FUR BOXES Copper bound, pretty and useful Also Japanese matting covered util tt : Dining Room Chairs | . m 0 rs in new and Reid Quality Reid Low Prices JAMES REID, THE LEADING UNDERTAKER, | POR SALE AND RECOMMEND. | "ED BY J. B. McLEOD,