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A GOOD SUM REALIZED AT A MITE BOX TEA | poo DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED } 'A Successful Event Held at "Pride in Pecscarl Appearance Is An Indication } Byderiain 31rcst Maths gence. ; SATURDAY NIGHT STORE NEWS SPECIAL SATURDAY NIGHT LADIES' STAMPED NIGHT GOWNS 95¢ each A very special offering of Ladies' fine quality Cross Barred Dimity Night Gowns, with fancy stamped designs of basket and floral motifs ready to work. Round Neck and Short Sleeves. Large, roomy gai ments. A real bargain. Special Saturday Night-- 95¢ A mite box tea was held by the members of the Women's Missionary Society of Sydenham Street Meth- {odist church on Friday afternoon. {Mrs. R. O. Jolliffe, president of the [society, was in the chair. The treasurer of the mite boxes announced that the sum of $158.35 {had been secured in the boxes. During the meeting, Miss Luke, of the Canadian Institute for the Blind, gave a very interesting and in- structive address on the work which is being carried on among the blind {in the dominion. Miss Luke, who {is blind, is the representative of the institute for Kingston and Frontenac county and goes amopg the people who are blind trying to enable them to make themselves self-supporting. Miss 'A. Tweddell and Miss San- ders favored with two vocal solos. Miss Alice Singleton played a piano solo, while Mrs. Jolliffe gave a read- |ing. A noinating committee was ap- | pointed, and will make a report at the next meeting of the society, which takes place on Friday next. OME to this store, select one of these fine Suits--then step out with the new season. Here's a selection that gives us cause to feel [| proud we're in the Clothing business. Featured at Lieut. C. Cockburn. $25. (0 (0 al d § : 4 The P.W.O.R. held its first street THERS 00 $35 00 parade of the season Friday even- oO erwin elinte $18. to . ing. The battalion, although not as large as last year, presented a very neat appearance and many fa- Spring Topcoats, New Models, very special $25 rion to Clergy, to Barrie, down Barrie to GOLF King, out King to Princess and thence to the armouries. The pipe band was in full strength and is Large assort- ment. better than ever. On the arrival at the armouries, Lieut.-Col. Sparks presented to Lieut. C. Cockburn the long-service auxiliary force medal, which is given after twenty years of service. Very likeable patterns for Men and Boys at | wp, u.p woven materials the price you want to at pleasing prices Lake have made a request to the Do- pay. minion government to build a whart 2 at Sharbot Lake. At the present time cottagers find it almost im- . possible to land their boats near the 9 shore at the village. Should the re- quest be granted the wharf will in all likelihood be built close to the . C.P.R. station. NEW SPRING __ 10-19 BROCK ST. ~~ "Grorenone 6 HATS, $3.75 IF OFF YOUR ROUTE "1 ¢3 75 IT PAYS TO WALK [ | . Mr. and Mrs. Morley Helmer, a 9 DEMILL--At Doxsee's Corners, April > 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence De- a son. : : i FINE CREAMERY MARKETS | MAIN STORE--Cor. Princess and Division Sts. | | | P.W.0.R. STREET PARADE. Long Service Medal Presented to Ladies' Silk Hosiery What a joy it is to step ints these wonderful Silk Hose-« in all shades of Log Cabin, Lark, Camel, Pumpkin, In« dian Skin, Sunset, Peach Pink, Atmosphere and a host of other shades just as pop ular to match the newest in Spring -Shoes and wearing apparel, Priced from $1.50 to $2 pr. MEN'S DEPT. NEWS Men's Fine Silk Shirts An extra fine quality, heavy Silk Shirt in many patterns of Powdered Blue, Jacquard, Tan, Lav- ender, Brown, Rose and Cream, in all sizes. Priced from-- ' $4.00 to $5.95 each The New PANISH HAWLS A new arrival! The new Spanish Silk Shawl. A very handsome wrap, about 2 yards in length of the finest quality Spun Silk; in shades of White, with Black and White trimming, white wifh assorted shades of rose, lavender and blue ' trimming; also Grey with Powdered Blue Trimming, with heavy, long, pure Silk Fringe. A charming wrap to complete the cos- tume -- suitable for afternoon or evening wear, Price $8.50 Beautiful -assort- ment of new SPRING SHIRTS Anxious For a Wharf. About sixty people who have sum- mer cottages and camps at Sharbot Chalmers Anniversary Sunday. Chalmers church will hold its an- niversary services on Sunday, with Rev. Dr. R. Bruce Taylor of Queen's as special preacher. There will be special music. BIRTHS. COOPER--At Bath, on April 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Cooper, a daughter. HELMER---In Plcton, April 5th, to _adies' Sport Sweaters Our stock is complete with many - assorted makes of Ladies' Sport and Dress Sweaters. In the ever popular pull-over style or regular Coat and Chappy Coat styles. We have a nice variety of models and shades to choose from, and the prices are most reasonable, New Beaded Bags Something real nice and novel is the new Beaded Bag. A square Box Bag of contrasting shades of French Beads in Blue, Tan, Lavender, Orange and Gold, Brown and Gold and assort- ed shades of Green, Pink. This is a nice Novelly Bag and priced at on April 16th, 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. ¥. Rochefort, a daughter. MARRIAGES. HACKETT--SMITH--At Northport, on April 18th, Miss Marjorie Kathleen Smith, Solmesville, to Theodore Robert Hackett, Bethesda. PALMER--VALENTINE --At Oshawa, April 18th, Miss Grace Valentine, Cut from solids Odessa, to Harry Palmér, son of r. and Mrs. E. A. Palmer, Picton. 39¢ 5 PRESTON--RUSSELL~--At Napanee, on ! April 16th, Frederick Sidney Pres- ton, Kingston, to Frances Jean, daughter of Henry D. Russell, De- troit. SIMPKINS--GRAY -- At Yarker on April 15th, Francls, eldest daugh- Fresh Made Creamery Butter ill, ROCHEFORT_-At Brewer's Mills, Ont. PHONES: Retail Order Dept. ........ ++ «D600 37c SACRED: vy ve ss +vess + BONN Accountant's Office . .. FARMERS, BRING US YOUR POULTRY We t i for Good Quality. Pay oppress 2000 Ibs. Western Beef Seg || adie SPECIALLY PRICED FOR SATURDAY BAILIE--In Picton, April 17th, Wil- helmina Bulle, eldest Saughter of Citizens' opportunity to enjoy a tender, juicy Steak or Roast. RADE "=-""in "Kingston, ¢ ROASTS, STEAKS, BOILING CUTS, STEWING CUTS. Potatoes;s3. 7 == 15¢/Parsnips 4c Ib April 25th, 1925, at her father's Dainty As Chicken-- residence, Robert Keenan, 157 Low- er Bagot street, Ethel Margaret Keenan, beloved wife of J. Edmund : Your Choice of Cuts From This 3 . Superior Quality. Penman"s Underwear for men Charade, aged 31 years. Interment at Montreal, Que. (Montreal papers please copy). KELLY In Rigston General Hospi- tal, on Saturday, April 25th, 1925, Susan Fawcett, wilow of the late Isaac Kelly, in her 78th year. Funeral (private) from her son-in- law's residence, A. W. McMahon, 87 Earl Street, on Monday, at 2.30 p.m. cCAW---In Picton, April 31st, William Werden McCaw, in his 77th year. The finest quality of Men's Balbriggan Combi- nations and single piece Underwear in light Spring and Summer weight, in all sizes, Combinations $1.50 and $1.76 per suit. Single plece Shirts and Drawers 80c. and $1.25 per plece. Label, 2 for 19. h the flavor of 1,000 rolls Tollet P 1,000 bars Wonderfal : Srasemobeie abdtaves suai any DAG . ' Cuban Fou % : i wo pe semana os B00 pe Sesesarersens 100 Fresh Spinach, per Ib. SER Green Onions 4 tecomveve nn BC, 3 for 15c BER Ciisreasiiiini.. 10 20¢. gular 123, e's wa nian wa stn DOO =m Grapefruit ..... 4 for 28¢., 3 for 25c. em ie $2.00 2 29c each Special for Sa night, 42 and 3 jnch Hous hed Pil low of extra fine, heavy, Princess Pat Hair Nets The dargest and strongest Hair Net available. Double Mesh, Cap Net and Bobbed Hair Net in all shades. 10¢c each 'John Laidlaw & Son, Ltd. Bl ara -------------------------------------------------------- Aare A ¥