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- , Clothes for the - Home Run Season! Some far-sighted economist has fig- ured out that baseball and our many other summer sports give the Cana- dian nation a chance to vent its surplus energy. He terms it the "national safety valve." And here are the Clothes that help men dress the part. Fabrics, colors, styles all unite with comfort--and do it in a quality way--at an economical price, We can prove the point -- if you'll just see these Suits. 20 to *35 LIVINGSTON'S 75-79 BROCK STREET. "If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk" - Qualty--Larger Market --Service MAIN STORE--Corner PHONES--Retafl Order Dept. 865w. Accountant's Office 365J. Wholesale 1767. of Princess and Division Streets 2600-2601-2602. Business Office Early Richmonds--by the basket or quart. STRAWBERRIES--best varieties for can- ning. \ ENGLISH GOOSEBERRIES--By the "quart or basket. BANANAS---large ripe stock. Per doz. 38¢ HARVEST APPLES--Yellow. Transpar- ent--per pound ..,.. ........128¢, BARTLETT PEARS--a treat at this season dozen ........... venous ines 40 Granulated Sugar . JX 95¢ 'Red Ripe Tomatoes, Ib. ............20c Green Peasin the pod... . . ..2 quarts 25c, Golden Wax Beans, Ib. ............20c. rade A coolers 1s fn splendid condition---e Fish~1000 Ibs. Fresh caught White Fish, Lake Trout for Si Friday fish dinners. 32 ; nbn a ain a inn x nine BPC Red Spring Steaks .........30c Haddié, Smoked Fillets, Pure Cod Fish in | pound ey AE aes te sees YME DAILY BRITISH WHIG LOCAL NEWS [TENS Brief Items of Interest Picked Up by the Whig Re- porters. There was no session of the police {court on Thursday morning. Attention ! Kinnear & d'Esterre are now in their new store, next to Laldlaw's, New ofl is being placed on the | Gananoque Road for eight miles be- low the Fingerboard. Mr. Swaine, plano tuner. Orders received at 100 Clergy street west, 'phone 564w. Calvary Sunday school picnic fis planned for next Tuesday afternoon at Lake Ontario Park. ' The Misses Betty and Reta Logan, Kingston, are spending a few weeks at the home of their parents at Rock- spring. Kinnear & d'Esterre have opened their new store, mext to Laidlaw's, 168 Princess street. } The Prince of Wales is to be in- vited to unveil the monument to the United Empire Loyalists at Belleville early in September. Every Wednesday and Saturday the (Thousand Islands are illuminated with a myriad of lights, vari-colored, blue, red, yellow, making It indeed a fairyland. ° 168 Princess street is our new business address. Kinnear & d'Es- terre, jewellers. On account of the rain in the mornng it was decided to postpone for a week Bethel Sunday school picnie, set for Thursday afternoon at Gravelle's Point. D The suburban highway from King- ston Mills to Cunningliam's Corners Is now being oiled. The Battersea road up tojthe subway will be treat- [¢ ed next. On July Tth Bishop Bidwell, of Kingston, visited St. Anne's church, Easton's Corners, and officiated at the induction of Rev, Mr. Davies, and the dedication of the baptismal font pre- sented by James Gardiner and family in memory of their daughter, Alletia. i ---------------- BUILT BOAT AT 93. The Accomplishment of a Fine Old Plevna Gentleman, The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Vaness, Plevna, are sorry to hear that they have both been very ill. Mr. Vaness, who is ninety-three years old, has enjoyed the best of health until lately. This spring he made a splendid boat for himselt and a water wheel for his brother, Able Vaness, who owns a saw mill at Plevna. Queen of Oshawa Selected. The Queen of Oshawa for the grand historical pageant has at length been selected. The fortunate person is Miss Helen Fowler, of the G.M.C. staff. Miss Fowler is well fitted for the enviable role, says the Oshawa Reformer, being a popular young lady and a splendid example of the modern Canadian girl. She is tall, belofgs in the brunette class and has that essential qualification required of a queen, that is grace combined with stateliness. The young lady 'is a daughter of Joseph Fowler, 191 University ave- nue, and formerly of Glenburnie. -------- Burial of Sergt. Adam. 'The funeral of the late Sergt. Ed- ward J. M. Adam took place on Wednesday afternoon from the resi- dence of 0. G. Fillion, 16 Durham street, to Cataraqui cemetery, under the direction of John Cornelius. The palltbearers were' Thomas Flint, J. Fanning, G. Copeland, A. H. Me:- calfe, W. Carman and C. G. Fillion, all Great War veterans. Services were conducted by the Rev. J. W. Stephen. The Masonic burial ser- vices were conducted at the grave. Many beautiful floral tributes were placed on the casket, ---- Band Concert This Evening. « By kind permission of Lieut.-Col. Sparks and officers, the P.W.O.R. band will play the following pro- gamme this evening in Macdonald Park, weather permitting: Mareh ... ... ..... Od Nobility Overture ... ... .. Light Cavalry FarTrot ... ..... ..... Arcady Waltz... .\. ... ... +++ Luna March .., ... .. Sons of the Brave SBelsction ... ... ..} 5, «+ Some Fox-Trot .. .. Don't Mind the Rain March .. Great Little Army God Save the King W. J. Christmas, W.0., % Bandmaster. ---------------- Tried to Break Into House; Disturber Was Frightened Off From additional reports, which are now being made, it would ap- Pear as if burglars have been trying to get in their work in various parts of the city. It wag learned by the Whig on Thursday morning, that an attempt was made to break into a home on Upper Princess street, be- tween Division street and University avenue, but luckily the TT Ai LOOF. INSTALLATION Of Cataraqui, Kingston and Granite Lodges' Officers on Wednesday Evening. ° On Wednesday evening, in the Oddfellows' hall, K. N. 'H. McCul- lough, D.D.G.M., of Ontario, assisted by C. Higgins, grand marshal, and several P. G's of the different lodges, installed the following offi- cers: / Cataraqui Lodge, No. 10.--J.P.G., C. W. Mallory; N.G., F. L. Jackson; V.G.. A. J. Watts; warden, F. Bear- ance}, conductor, E. C. Pearson; chaplain, 8. Watts; RS.N.G., F, H. Rutherford; L.8.N.G., C. Holland; R.8.V.G., J. Patterson; L.S.V.G., E. L. Martin; R.8.8., Bro. Pilgrim; L. £.8., Bro. Hamilton; 1.G., G. Guy; 0.G., T. Rogers; Rec. Sec., R. M. Douglas; Fin. Sec., A. W. Cathcart; Treas., A. McLean. Kingston Lodge No. 59.--J.P.G, W. Iryine; N.G., R. Hallett; V.G., H. Murray; Ree. Sec., B. V. Gilbert, P. G.; Fin. See, R. J. Diack. P.. G.; Treas.,, R Stafford, P. G.; RS.N.G., P. Allen, P. G.; LSNG, F. T. Paynter; R.8.8., T. V.- \=gomery; L.8.8., F. Wright; War., J. Burke; Con., W. Kershaw; Chap., T. Cherry: L.8.V.G., 8. F, Conley; R8.V.G., G. J. Gilbert; 1.G., H. Wright; 0.G., George English. Granite Lodge, No. 363.--Jr. P. G., J. Allmark; N.G., J. Allmark; V. G., A. Mounteer; R.S.,, W. T, Hark- ness; 'F.8.,, K. N. H McCullagh; Treas, 0. W. Daly; Warden, R. R. Moncrief; Cond., B. 0. Whitney; O. G., George Little; 1.G., H. Wiskin; R.S.N.G., J. Pollie; L.S.N.G., D. H. Johnston; R.S.V.G., Thomas Boyne; L.8.V.G., F. Norton; -R.S.S., James Dillon; L.8.8., Stanley Harrison; Chap., L. Pollitt. At the conclusion of the installa- tion ceremony light refreshments were served by Arniel and Ham- brook, caterers, ! Rotary Club Activities. f The weekly luncheon of the King- ston Rotary Club will be held on Friday at 12.30 (noon) in the Bri- tish-American hotel, ' Prof. William Conacher will be the speaker and the title of his address will be "Chalk Talk." Secretary Wightman points out that there were five absentees at last week's luncheon and it is hoped to have a hundred per cent. address at Friday's session in order to boost the atféhdance in the com- petition, QUEEN'S SUMMER SCHOOL. Grant Hall Being Used for Some of Physical Classes, Rev. Dr, Sclater's lectures at the Queen's Summer School are becom- ing increasingly popular and at his third address Wednesday night Con- vocation Hall was well filled. Erfe vs. Toronto will be the open- ing fixture in the 1924 Softball League, to be played Thursday even- ing, beginning at 6.830, so that all may attend the organization meet- ing of the Q.S.S.A. in Grant Hall at eight o'clock. So large have the classes in physi- cal training grown that Grant Hall is now being used as well as the gymnasium. Sergt.-Instr. Halloway is assisting Lieut. Bews and Sergt.- Major Gilbert ir teaching the stu- dents, : IN MARINE CIRCLES Set The steamer City of Oftawa was in this morning from Montreal with a large cargo of packages freight. The steamer Mapleton cleared for Port Colborne this morning. Thé steamer Toronto passed down this morning and will clear fo: Charlotte on return this evening. The steambarge Jeska fs in port with coal. : The steamer Elm Bay cleared from the C. 8. B. Co's. drydock. The steamer Brockville arrived from Picton last night and is carry- ing St. Mary's picnic to Brophy's Point to-day. -------- Assaulted Young Woman. A charge of unlawful assault on a young woman, about twenty-five years of age, of Kennebec township, has been laid before Magistrate Bradshaw against a young man twen- ty-four years of age, of the same township. The offence ¥appened on the afternoon of July 7th when the young woman was going to the pos* office. She was able to break away. In 'the meantime the relatives of @ accused have placed him in the :kwood hospital, where he has pre- viously received treitment; and it is understood that the charge will not be pressed. Attended Awvniversary. Mrs. ending and daughter, Isabel, have returned from Willets- home; where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd, who celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Tuesday. Kinnear & d'Esterre, jeyellers, are in their fine new store, next door| to Laidlaw's, 168 Princess street. Laidlaw's Redfern Corset A very smart Corset made from fine Coutil -- flesh shade. Low or med- ium bust and elastic top --six hose supporters. $7.00 & $8.50 Right Clothes a Difference THURSDAY, JULY 10, 3192s. > Do Make ' How reassuring it Is to feel well-dressed wherever you go. Of course, the right clothes have a lot to do with it -- the right Corset even more. Crompton Corset During these warm days the stout woman will ap- preciate a serviceable Corset. Flesh or White Coutil. -- low or medium bust. $3, $3.50 & $5 Step-In--Elastic Girdle A Corset that will be a source of comfort--very well made from excellent materials. Flesh shade $2.50 only. Gossard Wrap-Around Corset This serviceable Wrap-Around is especially designed to give the average figure smart lines. It is made in alter- nate panels of Silk Brocade and surgi- cal elastic. Fresh shade--low bust and six Hose Supporters. $6.95 The D, & A. Corselette This popular Corselette has won favour. It is most serviceably made from high grade Coutil in Flesh shade--fastens at back and has Four Hose $2.25 to $3.25 Supporters. Ni-Mode Brassiere This fashionable, new BOYISHFORM Bras- siere is developed from fancy or plain brocade in flesh only. able Brassiere that will prove satisfactory. A service- Gossard Brassiere The popular LONGER- LYNE style in flesh only --made from fancy Bro- cade with insertions of surgical elastic. Hooks in back. A very service able Brassiere. 85c to $1.50 $2.00 to $3.00