The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Saturday, June 1 ------ FE =--------Founded 1847. COME TO-NIGHT Lots of suitable gifts that will please Dad. Fo-morrow, Sunday, Father's Day SHIRTS NECKWEAR Excellent grade Woven Madras, [Neckwear he can wear right now Percales and Broadcloth, in and Ties he'll want to wear next Stripes and plain effects, Fall. Special $2.50 up 75¢. to $2.00. UNDERWEAR PAJAMAS Men who. appreciate quit ws Offered in the styles of the sea well as the utmost in comf son, in plain colors and fancy will like them. Great value. |stripes. Great values here $1.50 and $2.00 At $2.50 up. bh HOSIERY GOLF HOSE | Sik Hose and Wool Foss, as |Made of light weight wools and well as mixtures, with clocks, [presented in a 'selection of plain colors and patterns. patterns. 75¢. to $1.75 $1.50 to $5.00 SWEATERS KNICKERS Plenty of Pullover Sweaters in | Every man who likes to romp Fair Isle or Jack Guard pat- | around will like a pair of these terns. Here at only. » | Knickers, $3.50 to $7.50 At $5.00 OUR SPECIAL STRAW HAT, $1.95 LIVINGSTON 'S 75-79 BROCK STREET If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk EE -------- _-- ti a ANDERSON'S QUALITY - LARGER MARKET - SERVICE od 20 Wholsale 1767 Office 365w CITY AND DISTRICT First Canadian Strawberries. Two crates from Beamsville re- ceived this morning at Carnovsky's. ea J Garden Party. ; Bt. Mary's-on-the-Lake, Tuesday, June 22nd, 3 to 11.30 p.m. Admis- sion 10c. Supper, 5 to 8 p.m., 36¢c. To Meet in Kingston. On July 1st, Napanee and Des- eronto will clash in their annual Jacrosse battle in Kingston. Chief Seventeen Years. ' On Monday Fire Chief James Armstrong completes seventeen Years as head of the Kingston Fire Department, ---- Collar Bone Broken, Mr. Ford Campbell, living a few miles north of Newburgh, had, the misfortune to have his collar bone broken by falling from his bicycle. Goes to Sovereign Grand Lodge. General A. B, Ross, M.P., retiring Grand Master, was elected' repre- sentative to the Sovereign Grand Lodge from the Ontario Grand Lodge, Independent Order of Oddfellows. yy Market Very Large. The market on Saturday morniu.g was very large, the fine weather be- ing responsible for the large at- tendance. Many farmers from Wolfe Island were present with their pro: ducts. A Missionary. to Speak. Rev. John E. Fee, a native. of Camden East, will preach in the Presbyterian Church there on Sun- day. He has spent many years on the mission flelds of China. A Freak Mud Turtle. Mrs, Weaver, Ontario street, while out motoring on Friday, came across a mud turtle, which had on its stomach a picture of an owl. The eyes, legs, beak and even the claws, were quite visible, The tartle was brought to The Whig office. Had Dance In Evening. After the field day, on Thursday, at Odessa, a social dance was held in the town hall at night With a large attendance. The proceeds were in aid of the baseball fund. The mu- sic was furnished by the Odessa orch- estra, Is Slowly Recovering. Mrs. Jerry Donovan, Tamworth, who underwent a serious operation in the General Hospital, Kingston, on the 10th, and whose life was despaired of on the 11th, is now slowly, but surely, on the way to | recovery. Wind and Hats. The strong wind that has been pre- vailing for the past few days is caus- ling no end of trouble to men wear- ing straw hats, Many a lid is crash- ed to the ground by the wind, and sometimes a long chase ensues be- fore it is recovered. * Softball Player Il. Miss Lottie Ferris, a star member of the Supremes girls' softball team, is confined to her home, 399 Barrie t, through illness. Miss Ferris' bsence from the softball line-up will weaken the team. Her many friendi are hoping for 'a speedy re- covery. Bank Messengers Retire. Messrs. Thomas X. Rogers and Philip Filtz, messengers of the Bank of Montreal, retired, on June 15th, on pension. Mr. Rogers spent for- ty-nine years in the service of the Federal, Ontario. and Montreal banks, Mr. Filtz spent some thirty- two years in the bank's employ. Kiwanis Activities. The meeting of 'the Kiwanis Club on Mdnday 'will held at spe o'clock and the speakers will be President Clum Hanley and District Trustee Billy Moore, who will give 8 report on the convention held at Montreal recently. The booster for Monday will be Kiwanian Jack Me- Gall, i \ : Tr 0a Minstrel Show. The second performance of the Y's Men's Minstrel Show was given days that it is here should be a big attraction te young and old. Black Bass Biting Bait. Black bass fishing began on Jvne 16th. At Cape Vincent, N.Y., hun- dreds of fishermen were scattered along the shores of Lake Ontario. The bass were biting in great shape. The first party out returned with eighteen beauties, and all during the day boats were pulling in with well rewarded anglers. To Teach at Lehigh. R. C. Cantelo, a graduate of Queen's University Kingston, who recelved the degree of doctor of philosophy recently at the Univer- sity of Cincinnati, will be assistant professor in chemical engineering next year "at Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. Mr. Cantelo's de- gree was awarded 'summa, cum laude," 'regarded as rare for the Ph.D. Attended Committee. Ald. Reid, who has been|on the sick list-for some time, and who has begun unable to attend civic meetings, was able to attend the meeting of the parks committee on Friday at- terpoon and was warmly welcomed by his colleagues. His health is im- proving, ahd his wide circle of friends hope that he will soon com- pletely recover from his fliness. Purchases Funeral Car. Mr. M. P. Keyes, well-known local undertaker, has purchased through thé Central Garage a beautiful mew Buick six cylinder funeral car, built by A, B. Greer of London, Ont. The car is the latest production in funeral carriages, being upholstered with mohair with wood finishing in ma- hogany and having a double bottom. A removable flower tray is one of the features of the new production and it rests on a stand above the re- mains. The car is equipped with balloon tires and four wheel brakes and has a master six-chassie, assur- make a valuable addition to the fun eral assessories of Mr. Keyes. HISTORICAL SOCIETY ELECTS ITS OFFICERS Prof. D. 'MoArthur Is the Pre~ sident--Museum to Open 'Very Soon. A meeting of the Kingston His. torical Society was held in the Board of Trade rooms, on Friday afternoon, for the purpose of electing officers and a committee for the ensuing year, Dr. A. C.'Neish took the chair and the following ladies and gentle- men were chosen: Presiden?™--Prof. Duntan® McAr- thur. _ First . Vice-President--Mrs. man Fraser. Second Vice-President---Dr. A. ©. Neish. Secretary-Treasurer--Mr. J. H. Mitchell. The committee includes General R. W. Rutherford, Mrs. H. R. Duff, Col. J. -N. 8. Leslie, Miss Muckles- ton, Mr. Havelock Price, Prof. Prince, Mr. R. R. F. Harvey, Mrs. W. B. Carey, Mr. James Minnes, Mr. W. Rupert Dgvies, Miss K. Drum- mond, Mr. James Craig, Mr. W. R. Givens, Miss A. M. Daly, Miss A. M. Going, Miss M. H, Ross, Mr. A. N. Lyster, Miss Catharine Fairlie, Mr. C. B. Kirkpatrick, the regents of the several ¢hapters of the Imperial Or- der of the Daughters of the Empire and the presidents of the Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs. It was decided to leave the mat- ters connected with the opening of the museum for the summer to the new executive. 3 : -------------- ' GAVE LITTLE FOLKS Nor- ing easy riding and safety. It will] { THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG 3 1 KINGSTON'S GREATEST SHOPPING CENTRE 2 GREAT SALE 1 NGS TONIGHT 7.30 200 PAIRS 1.00 Quality - SER SILK GLOVES 3S pair A real rousing clearaway sale of 200 pairs of Ladi : Kayser quality, firle, Silk Glaves, at practically I- tei usual price. They are in the popular 2 dome, plied cuff summer style. The shades are ALL WHITE. in sizes 6-6}. ALL BLACK in sizes 6-61. WHITE with black embroidered points. Sizes 6-74. BLACK with white GREY in size 6 only. 1 embroidered Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers TO-NIGHT ONLY 49c each Penman's famous brand Egyptian Balbriggan Under- wear, Priced at specially red rate for to-night only. Shirts come in short or long sleeve styles; a nigh 3 length, in all sizes. : Tomorrow is Fathe Choose a pop ft from the thi low and make "d Roar old dad's" heart g Day mentioned be- on this "his" wv