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THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1924. Laidlaw's FOUNDED 1847. LIVINGSTON'S MID-SUMMER SALE IS NOW IN FULL SWING AT 75-79 BROCK STREET Our New Redfern Corset A Corset that smart wo- men will appreciate. Made from fine Flesh Colored Cou- til -- elastic top and low or medium bust. Very comfort- able and serviceable. Six hose supporters. $7.00 to $8.50 Step-in--Elastic Girdle Here is a comfortably fitting Corset--well made from finest quality materials. Flesh shade only. $2.50 Owin late beginning of the Summer season and our consequent heavy stock, we are gp wi A] Midsummer Sale earlier than usual. Our entire stock of Ready- to-Wear Clothing for Men and Boys, also our complete stock of fine, imported and Canadian Haberdashery will be cleared at 20%, off. This is our loss and your gain. Never have you had so early in the season such a glorious opportunity to buy Summer apparel at such a big saving. The regular prices are plainly marked. Everyone is acquainted with the superior quality of the merchandise we carry. You can make no mistake by stocking up now for the entire season. The shopper, the business woman, the housewife--in fact all 'women who are busy throughout the day find a gra- tifying comfort from a perfect fitting Corset. Buy Your Holiday Apparel NOW AND SAVE 20% 80c WORTH ONE DOLLAR AT THIS SALE POSITIVELY NO RESERVE Excepting Jeager Goods, Collars and Custom Clothing. LIVINGSTON'S 75-79 BROCK STREET "If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk" D. & A. Corselette Many prefer this particu- lar Corselette. It is most satisfactory, well "made and priced right. Devel- oped from Flesh Coutil, and fastens at back. 4 Hose Supporters. $2.251 $3.25 Crompton Corsets For the stout figure we offer a very comfortable and inexpensive Corset in either Flesh or White Coutil -- low or medium bust--4 Hose Supporters $3, $3.50& $5 [THE MOWAT HOSPITAL] 20m evens | | -- Arrangements Made With D. Speaks Well For Kingston ail Gossard Wrap Around Corset ANDERSON'S Quality--Larger Market--Service BRANCH STORE---3888 Princess Street. 'Phone 2431. MAIN STORE----Corner of Princess and Division Streets ont NES--Retail Order Dept. 2600-2601-2602, Business co ' PHO Accountant's Office 365J. Wholesale 1767. THURSDAY and FRIDAY PLACE YOUR FISH ORDER THURSDAY to insure early delivery Friday morning, thus affording plenty of time for home preparation for the table. De- livered direct from the Bay of Quinte fishing grounds in perfect condition--~White Fish, Salmon Trout. A FISH TREAT--Restigcuche Salmon-- Fresh caught from Restigouche River, noted for full rich flavor and delicate texture. Cut to order. Pound 35c. Smoked Finnan Haddie, Mild Smoked Fil- lets, Pure Cod in | pound packages. NEW SEASON'S SPRING LAMB Lower prices for the week-end. Mint free with order. TASTY MEAT PIES, 2 for 15¢ Each Pie a full meal portion. Fresh daily from best select meats; the pastry is light and and the Pie is seasoned to a nicety. Include with your "phone orders your daily requirements in Pastry, Rolls, plain or fancy; Fruit Pies, Layer Cakes, Plain and Fancy Cookies, Sugar Top Buns, Currant Buns, Chelsea Buns. You will be delight- ed with all the above lines. SUMMER CEREAL -- 3 Minute Oat Flakes--No More--No Less. 8. 0. R--Mowat Supplies Medical Personnel. | Dr. J. C. Connell, president of the Kingston Health Association, has returned to the city from Ottawa, where in company with Mr. J. M. Campbell and Dr. A. E. Ross, M.P., he interviewed Hon. Dr. Beland, minister of Soldiers' Civil Re-estab- lishment, in regard to Mowat hospi- tal, as announced in the Whig yes- terday. An arrangement has been 'made with the government highly satisfactory to all parties. An aver- age of about 100 soldier patients {will be maintained at Mowat for at jlons a year. The delegation also suc- ceeded in securing other concessions, ' such as the construction of the much discussed drain, etc. The Kingston Health Association, and the public spirited men on its board of direc- | tors, will now be able to carry om ine good work that Mowat hospital has done during the past few years of its history. The provincial department of health is establishing chest diag- nostic clinics at various points " in eastern Ontario, viz., Smith's Falls, Brockville, Belleville, etc. The lat- ter two places have already accepted th cs. This is part of a move- ment to clean up the eastern part of the province from a tuberculosis standpoint. Mowat hospital supplies ths medical personnel for all these! clinics. New Branch Offices. H. J. Knight, undertgker at Syd- enham, with branches at Veroma, Battersea and Yarker, has added to his already up-to-date equipment a new motor ambulance, and will be|, prepared to render prompt service at all times, The Yarker branch will hereafter | be looked after by W. D. Richardson, while the Verona branch will be in charge of Leslle Clarke. Battersea branch will be in charge of Reuben Knapp. Moonlight Excursion. |_Take the 8S. Waubic Friday, June 13th moonlight excursion to Clay- ton, giving one hour at Clayton. Or- chestra on board for dancing. Leave Kingston, 7.30 p.m. (city time). Tickets 50c, for sale at office "oot of Brock street, phone 2195. City of Peterboro has awarded $154,680 debentures to Matthews & (Company, Limited, Toronto, on a bid of 103;374. This represents a | attracted Frontenac -- Report on Public Institutions. The closing session of the court of general sessions was held on' Thursday morning when postpone- ment was made till the December {sessions of the charge of indecent asault against Hugh Carr, who is ill in the General Hospital. The report of the grand jury was also present- ed by the foreman, Norman Gra- ham. { The report said the decrease in crime as shown by the docket spoke well for the residents of the city and county and then went on to de- scribe conditions in the institutions visited by the jury. These includ- , ed the jail, House of Industry. House of Providence, Rockwood Hospital, Orphans Home, St, Mary's-on-the- Lake and the Court House. All of these were found to be clean and well-managed and the inmates, if any, well satisfied. Various matters special note. The new shower bath in the jail was a de- 'cided improvement. Complaint had 'been made that a chimney at the House of Providence was annoying residents by its smoke but the jury found no fault at the time they examined it. The arrangements at Rockwood Hospital for recreation for the patients were praised. St. Mary's 1s now accommodating 110 children. A ventilating system in the court room was recommended. Judge Madden said it was a mat- ter of satisfaction to all to know that such institutions, where people have to spend months or years, were 80 well managed. nin, The Islands, Regular trip every Saturday and Sunday. Steamer Brockville leaves Ferry Dock 2.00 p. m., city time. Down the Canadian Channel, one hour at Alexandria Bay. Home early. . Fare, round trip: Adults, 75 cents; children 50 cents. Dr. Sidney Thompson, Ogdens- burg. N.Y., is removing to New York, He is a former Kingstonian and a Queen's graduate. ! DAILY Dance at Snijders Grove, Sydenham, ndothiers" Counc YMCA. le oot Annual Sxhibit oF Manos] Trav in the Assembly Hall, Macdonald Friday. June 13th, afternoon and even- Re: ts in afternoon. mission 36. and. joe. PRINTERS figure smart This serviceable wrap-around is es- pecially dlesighed to give the average ines. nate panels of Silk Brocade and Surgi- cal Elastic. Flesh shade, low bust and 6 Hose Supporters. $6.95 It is made in alter- Gossard ! Brassiere The Popular Lyne style in Flesh only. surgical elastic. Hooks in back. A very service- able Brassiere. $2.00 $3.50 Longer- Made from Fancy Bro- cade with insertions of Nu-Mode Brassiere This fashionable, new, Boyishform Brassiere is developed from fancy or plain brocade in flesh only. A serviceable Brassiere that will prove satisfactory. 85c to $1.50