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Insurance Company FIRE INSURANCE ORY Lire Bue. FERCY J UINN, . Toronto W. H. GODWIN & SONS AGENTS, KINGSTON, ONT. | FROM THE COUNTRYSIDE i . Frontenac PINE SHADE, Miss Vera Moran returned home af- .jter visiting her cousin, Mrs. Nellie Murphy. Mrs. Herbert Esford spent last week at Clayton with Mrs. Neil Jackson. Miss Stella Hogan had {some bones broken in her hand by a | door falling on it. Luther Harris, | who has been seriously ill, is much On account of the teacher, Miss M. improved. T. V. Hogan is rebuild- Hefron, having the measles, school [ing his barn. During the summer No. 2 was closed for some days. Miss {months in the Roman Catholic Chureh Hefron has returned, and the school | mass will be at 10 a.m. instead of Is progressing favorably under her|10.30 a.m. Hogan Bros. are press- management. Loyd Sargeant visited | ing hay at St. Lawrence. The La- Robertsville friends on Sunday dies' Aid are making preparations for Alex. A. Ferguson and son, James, | their annual picnic in Robert Smith's made a business trip to Silver Hill on | 8rove. John O'Shea and Miss Bella Saturday. Ephriam Donnly is very |SPent Sunday at home. Mrs. David ill with pneumonia. Dr. Barker is in | Mahoney and children spent the attendance. John McDonnell is recov- | week-end in the city. Miss Nina string; also Barbara Donnelly, Visit-| Murphy made a short visit to city ors: Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, Miss | friends. Mabel Garrett, Thomas E. Garrett, Miss Blanche Frotter, Percy and | 5 John Ferguson at Alexander A. Fer- | Is gusson's, LYNDHURST. June 12.---~Burn to Mr. and Mrs. Gariield Bearmak a daughter on the LAKE OPINICON. | June 12.--Farmers have not fin-| ished seeding owing to the continued | wet weather. The outlook for gar- | dens is very poor, but meadows and | pastures are looking fine. Business | "Hide and Seek," the play whiy was presented by the pupils of "'Batescourt" at the home of Mrs. Francis Macnee on Monday after- npony was a decided success in every way, and the proceeds, which were in aid. of the Red Cross Fund, were most gratifying. Much credit is due Miss Bates and the clever young people who were so untiring in their efforts to make the affair such an entertaining and profitable one. . . - * Invitations have been issued by the commodore and members of the Yacht Club for a series of dances to be held at the club house during the summer--the first of which will be given on Friday evening, June 16th. * - - Mrs. F. Peart Birley, 227 Albert | street, and her daughter, Mrs. Al- vin McFee Warner, the bride of { last week, will receive on Friday | June 16th. } . * * . | The first of the Yacht Club teas { was held this afternoon. | Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Britton after _ Probs: Thursday: Showers or thunderstorms; mostly fair. and marquisette, | and flo Now is the opportune time to procure your summer wearables, for we are offering special values in a vast var- iety of fetching new summer frocks, Palm Beach suits and silk sweaters, which delightfully portray the latest New York styles. DRESSES in novelty silverbloom, striped priced from $3.75 to $25.00, wered organdie, | i oy 5th inst H. Marvey of Barriefield | 8 brief wedding trip are now located camp is at home over Sunday. Er-| at 854 Lorne Crescent, Montreal. nest Hervey of Ottawa is under the | - Miss Lillian Cowan and Miss Lena parental rocf over Sunday. Miss | Eva returned to Montreal on Sunday Angie Willis has gone to Ottawa | after spending some time with Migs to spend Sunday with the Misses | Ailsa Eva, 469 Johnson street, Harvey. S. Rathewel! tock the| Mrs. William Kirkpatrick and Miss young ladies of Lyndhurst to Bar { Louise Kirkpatrick, Barrie street, are riefield on Saturday. A. Halliday of | Visiting in Ottawa, . r Teronto was a week-end visitor at : . R. R. Tates'. Mrs, James Young is| Mrs. Allaire Shortt, Mrs. Allen impro¥ing stowly after the stroke | Shortt and Miss Elspeth Shortt arriv- she bad scme time apo Mri, Tow-| ed to-day from Staten Island, N.Y, ers of Perth has moved to Lyndhurst | 0 spend the summer at "Otterburn." Mrs. G. L. Johnston, Gananoque, Miss is booming at the cheese factory these! days. Rev. Mr. Doherty preached | his farewell sermon in the Methodist | Chureh here on Sunday. Mr. Hugh- | son has purchased a new buggy. Mrs. | F. Smith is spending a few days with | friends in Watertown, N.Y. { PALM BEACH SUITS in plain and novelty stripes, from $5.95 to $15.00. SILK SWEATERS, made of Silk Jersey cloth in plain stripes and heavy fibre silk, from $7.50 to $20.00. NEW YORK NOVELTY CREPE DE CHENE AND GEORGETTE CREPE WAISTS in a great diversity of colors and styles, from $6.00 to $10.50. WHEN USING WILSON'S FLY PADS A. Tee-| and ples is at work on Rock Lake bridge | making some. improvements. A. Darling made a business trip to El- gin on Saturday. F. Smith and F. Best are shingling their barns. Miss W. Campbell spent the week-end at Perth Road, Miss EK, Linklater and E. Richards visited relatives at Cali | H Her huband has enlisted for over-| than Sticky Ply Catchers. n to handle. Sold by Druggists and Grocers everywhere. Our modern 40 lion Sluiced Tanks are apable ot handling any number of Aimghn a Sar, We are mow putting from 80 to 85 rolls; and eh staff of operators cam promise the Mame Brom, Pt service at 10 Films We guarantee to sell you the Best flims made and will replace any which are defective, Supplies We, \ supply the most satin factory and developers 'used Ye Cameras of all makes sol - changed, rented and revatio Best's Th PN SUND ST HERRERA" E.P. Jenkins AT YOUR SERVICE Good store, well filled with up-to-date merchandize for men, and good clerks to sat- isfy your needs. RAINCOATS -- Just mow the says Raincoats, . We have a choice variety of Raincoats made "in the most modern style from $12 to $18 each. Plaid lined and tweed lined just what the young man wants. ENGLISH PARAMATTES tes are getting ex- tremely expensive, we can still furnish you nearly all lines at old prices. Get in at-once. EP weather fornia on Sunday and Monday. Smith has returned from Quebec ae, : CAINTOWN., FERMOY. Sowing and June 10.---A pretty wedding was solemnized on Wednesday, June 7, when Miss Essy Butrill eldest | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. jeorge | his parents here. June 12 planting the wet weather. Holmes of Yonge Mills, spent Sunday with James Craig and | Sergeant has purchased a new car. | Mrs. John O'Brien's. Buttril, wes united in marriage to | William Claud E. Derbyshire, second son of [spent Sunday visiting the Mrs. Sarah Derbyshire, of Fermoy, (sister, Mrs. Thomas - Mills. Pte. The ceremony was performed by|Nelson Kain, 'of Barriefield, spent Rev. C. W. Baldwin, Westport. On-| the week-end at his old home here. ly the relatives © of both partins | Mrs. Norman Hayes, who has been ill, | were present The bride who was/is able to be around. Mrs. Charles given away by her father, was McDonald, of Mallorytown, is spend- harmingly dressed in a gown of [ing a few days with her sister, Mrs. ! white silk and carried a buneh of | Joseph Hull Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Maiden hair fern and Lillies of the | Graham spent Tuesday last in Lynd- Valley. The happy couple stood un- |hurst. Mrs. Thomas Franklin, der an arch of evergreens, decorat-|Junetown, called on friends in Cain- ed with white flowers and were un- [town on Tuesday last. Mr. and attended. After the ceremony the Mrs. W. J. Graham and children vis- bridal party repaired to the drawing | ited Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hayes, Lillie's, r2om where a sumpiuous repas: [On Sunday last. Mrs. A. Shipman, was served. Mr. and Mrs. Derby- | °f Escott, is visiting her parents, shire left in an auto for Kingston, | Mr. and Mrs. W. Morrow. Torento and other points. Ubon their | return they will reside in FOrMOY. | pugggtetntetssettttttttmottptoag The bride's travelling suit was | dark green with hat to match. The | a bride received a beautiful ~ollec- Lennox & Addington BU ee eet h NEWBURGH. June 7.--Dr. MacCauly has return- former's tion of gifts. Aftcr the ceremony four baby relatives of both parties were baptized. ZEALAND. Owing to the protracted rain farm- ers are unable to put in their crops. Miss Mabel Farrett returned home Saturday after spending a féw days at Pine Shade. Harris Conboy auto- ed to Perth one day last week. Henry conference in Toronto. Edward Shorey, of Cannifton, visited his mother and sisters recently. Wil- liam Sutton has purchased the resi- dence of R. J. Wartman Sheridan Kellar and Leah Ramsay are very ill, with Dr. Simpson, of Napanee, in at- tendance. Frank Brisco, of Vonda, Saskatchewan, is visiting his mother. | William Gehan, Camden East, pur- chased a new Ford car. The twin | grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- chibald Caton arrived in town on] Wednesday for a visit. H. M. Ryan| ; ". A. Dun-| Garrett made a business trip to Ma- ¥ sortase & a 1n 3a Dus berly, going by boat. While grain is Little Margaret Hinch has been quite not very far advanced, hay and past- ml ' ! ure fields are splendid. Grasshop-| | pers are making slow growth on ac- DENBIGH. | count of the wet weather. Two years| = juno 10. Miss Cristina Chatson | ago at this time of year they were | of 145t week on an extended visiting full grown. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. J. | tour to some of her .numerous rela: | J. England at A. McCharles'; Mr. F. | {ives in New Ontario, Regina, Sagka- | Geddings and little daughter, George | {oon and Seattle, Wash., and will! Cobb, Victor English, Arthur Me- probably extend her trip to Chicago | Charles, Mr. and Mrs. George Gar-|hefore she will start on her. home- | rett and daughters," Edna and {ward journey. P. Stein received in-| Blanche-at T. Garrett's; A. Chara- {formation from his son Frederick, | bonea, Mrs. T. Garrett, Miss Ida M.|who has been away for nearly two Charlton and Myrtle Garrett at John years in New Ontario and northern | Garrett's. | Quebec, that he enlisted last week in | Smaps {Cochrane for overseas service with] CENTRAL. the 228th Battalion. = B. Liedke, of | Raglan, was during last week and the! June 12.---Miss Sadie Donnelly, Silver Springs, spent the past week | beginning of this week engaged on| business in this vicinity, during which at Mrs. L.. Harris". A spirited team of horses owned by John Murphy be-|time Mrs. Leidke was a welcome | came frightened while standing hitch- | guest of her father's, Joseph Rahan. | ed to a seed drill, and ran some dis | Miss Emma Kliem and Pearl Ready, tance, but escaped with few injuries. [who have for some time been em-| Miss Frances Tott spent a week at) ployed in Cleveland, Ohio, have arriv- | James Casey's. Mrs. William Bol- | ed to enjoy a good visit at their par- ton, Gananoque, was the guest of her mother here. Miss Alma Doo-| lan is at Mrs. James Hogan's. Mrs. ! Costello, Marysville, was a visitor at| Mrs. George Garrett, sr., made a trip to Perth last week. Joseph McVergh had the misfortune to cut his foot quite severely with an axe. Archi- bald Grey, Fall River, is framing a new barn for W. Armstrong. Miss Lita Chambers is spending a few days at George H. Grants's. Donald To stop your hair from failing use the Rexall '93" Hair Tonic, which all Mr. and Mrs. | Rexall Drug Stores fully guarantee Joseph Murphy, Kingston, spent the|--50c and $1.00 bottles. George holidays with Mrs. Jeremiah Murphy. | W. Mahood. Al the Grifin Theatre To-night and Thursday. +3 \ have been greatly retarded owing to] Morrow, | Armstrong, of Lansdowne, | ed home from attending the medical | ental homes. i | spent Saturday in town with | Agnes Johnston. | Miss Alda Nicolle, Barrie street, is | the guest of Miss Armour in Perth. Miss Maude Spangenburg, Denver, is the guest of her sister, Miss M. Spangenburg, Johnson stpees, - - - . Mrs. W. G. Anglin, Miss Mamie and Miss Ruth Anglin, Earl street, will leayce next week for St. John, N.B., where they will spend the sum- mer. Miss Laura Currie, Brockville, and Miss Bradley, Lindsay, spent last week with Mrs, Frank Phillips, John- son street. Rev, and Mrs. John Lyons, Bur- ritt's Rapids, spent the week end with the M'sses Lyons, Queen street. Mrs, .James Schofield, Princess | street, is visiting her son, Clive Scho- field, Ottawa. . . * * Mr. and Mgs. G. Y. Chown, "Sunny- side," returned on Tuesday from a trip to the Pacific coast. Miss Beth Rollins and Miss Edna | Beattie have returned to Tweed after | & week's visit with Mrs, J. Robertson, | King street. | Nursing Sister Marguerite Ashley, | who left Kingston with No. 7 Queen's | stationed at Moore Barracks, is now | attached to the Canadian Red Cross | Special Hospital, Buxton, Derby- | shire. s Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Elsdale Robertson were in town from Ottawa for the week { end. . - » - Rev. Walter Loucks, who has been the guest of his parents, Canon and Mrs. Loucks, let on Monday or Cal- gary. The Bishop of Ontario and - Mrs. Lennox Mills, who have been in Montreal since their return from England, came home to-day. Mr. and Mrs. R.' A. McLelland, Earl street, and Miss Jean and Miss Mary McLelland, who are at present in school in Whitby, expect to sail for England early in July to spend some time. Mrs. Robertson, Ottawa, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. R. Hen derson, Clergy street. Miss Sarah Lavell, Toronto, is the guest of Judge amd Mrs. Lavell, Barrie street. Miss Lyon, who has been visiting Dr. and Mrs. W. A. McCarthy, left on Monday for her home in Chicago. Miss Kathleen Crisp, St. John's Rectory, Portsmouth, is entertaining at tea this afternoon for Miss Dorothy Berteau, who is the guest of Mrs, J H. Birkett, Bagot street. eo. Mrs. Charles Abbott, who has been visiting her aunt, Miss Macauley, King street, will leave to-morrow for her home in Peterborough. Mrs. F. M. P. Watts and Master Price, who are visiting Mrs. C. A. Low, West street, will remain for an- other week before leaving for Bran- { don. Miss Ethelwyn Mowutt, Kingson, {ia stayingwith her brother H. M. {and Mrs. Mowatt, Wellesley street, {and later wii go on to the Georgian Bay. { Mrs. G. Hunter Oglivie, Kingston, in the guest of Mrs. James Edgar, Toronto. The Bishop of Ontario and Mrs. Mills are the guests of Venerable Archdeacon and Mrs, Norton at the rectory, Montreal. ' . . » * The marriage of the Rev. Binney 8. Black, B.A., Montreal, "pastor of the Outremont Presbyterian Church, and Miss Susanna Merle Logan, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ambrose G. Logan, of Forest, Ont., has been arranged to take place on June 28th in the Baptist Chursh, Forest, Ont. . . . - Lieut. and Mrs. J. M. Douglas, | whose marriage took place in Perth last week, have come to Kingston to remain while Lieut, Douglas, who is attached to the 130th Battalion, is in training at Barriefield. » . - Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Dewar, Hamil- ton, announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Helen R., to Dr. Harold D. Storms, son of Dr. and Mrs. D, G. Storms, Hamilton, but formerly of Odessa. The marriage will take place this month. (Continued on page 10.) Belvidere open on NEED LARGE CROPS TO SUPPORT WAR. Finance Minister Sir Thomas White Urges Importance of Grain Production. Ottawa, June 14.--"Every effort to increase the agricultural produc- tion of Canada at this time is a pa- triotic effort in the strictest sense of the term," said Sir Thomas White to-day in discussing the importance of large crops in all parts of Canada this year. The Finance Minister stated that it was in the highest degree impor- tant that the agricultural production of Canada should be as great as pos- sible this year, and that every effort should be made to that end by the community. "Canada's ability to support the war," he said, "rests upon her credit, and that credit, both at home and | abroad, depends in large measure | upon our national production, Sow, | plant, raise, produce, should be the | motto in order that the Dominfon's| financial strength may be conserved | to maintain and continue the war. | The continuous rain which has in some districts prevented the sowing of the usual grains should not dis- courage the sowing and planting of such other grains and roots as are still available." AN ALL-NIGHT GUARD May we have the pleasure of your inspection -- say tomorrow? STEACY'S Choice Steak' 22c. Cut from specially selected EXPORT QUALITY The Wim.Davies'Co.Ltd. Phone 597 At Ottawa University, Fearing An | Irish Attack. | Ottawa, June 14.--A wild rumor was circulated yesterday that an Irish demonstration against Ottawa Uni- versity was planned for midnight, with the result that a number of French-Canadian friends of the uni- versity were on guard all night to protect the institution. The college authorities took no notice of the ru- mors, but some friends outside be- lieved that an attack would be made, and, according to the statements of one of the men who was on guard, a complete organization was ready, it any trouble started, to bring hun. dreds of PFrench-Canadians to the scene, Evidently the rumor had not the slightest foundation in fact. It ig affirmed that the Irish people never thought of a demonstration, much less an attack against the insti- tution and the story has caused con- siderable amusement. AT SIXES AND SEVENS, Daylight Saving Scheme in Guelph Causes Confusion, . 'Guelph, June 14.--Guelph is at sixes and sevens over daylight sav- ing. When the City Hall and Post Office clocks declared it is seven, the stand-patters protest. The fac- tories took a referendum vote, and in nearly eevry case the men voted | to stay with standard time. Stores| and business houses geherally are | observing the mew order. Confusion | was added to when the schools open- | The Davidson Commission resum- ed ts Inquiry into the sale of 3.-| H0,000 { munition at an advance of five dol- | lars a thousand to the British Ad- miralty. Thursday, 15th, at 164 King street.| en on standard time while many of Prac the children had been sent to school | sty. on the new city times, ° | rounds' of Ross rifle am- |' When you rob yourself you are, For For Sale tising a certain sort of dishon- {1it | Men and Boys 1. Good frame dwelling; 4 bedrooms, B. & C.; also hen house and small orchard; Albert St... 81.800 2. First class modern brick dwelling; loea- tion exeeptionally good - ........$8400 3. Double brick, in good repair, 8 rooms each central location, $4,800 For particulars apply to T. J. LOCKHART, Real Estate & Clarence 8t., sto Phones 1035 or 1020, _ | _ Phones 1085 or om} The man who insists on big pay for tle work is quite likely to remain o. 5 We are showing the best values in high grade Men's Men's. Rubber: Soled and Boy's Boots for spring and summer. PL ae