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matali cl JF Ye ne TR Fo "ree ESTABLISHED 1850. {A Splendid Concert by the | Pupils--Prizes Won Dur- Manufacturing Furriers | ing the Term. ; i i pea ll! The closing exercises of Batescourt Fine Canadian and Euro n Furs ll | school 'were held on Friday after- d il noon, the parents of the pupils and 149-157 Brock Street, ll' friends gathering in the school room | to enjoy a splendid concert given by Kingston, Ontario, Canada | | the youngsters. The programme : ' consisted of a number of songs ren- JOHN McKAY; Lid. | Close exeecits EY dered very well by the pupils and many recitations, including "Fairies" offered by little Violet Miller with wonderful expression and clearness. iy - A short sketch taken from a scene 82 from "Uncle Tom's Cabin" was pre- sentéd in a very creditable manner, . To everyone buying a thirty-five cont tabe of Palmolive Shav- [| the cast being composed of Clare Ing Cream, we give free of charge a genuine GILLETTE RAZOR Miller as "Miss Ophelia," Ciri Seif as _ with une blade: : "Topsy" and Audrey Lawson as : ! 'Bva." Each little girl enacted her part exceptionally well, young Cirt Self provoking much lzughter in her présentation. Those present were really surprised at the ability shown by the little tots and warm rounds of applause rewarded the efforts of the pupils. : I~ EE = Archdeacon Dobbs gave a short : address to the children, compliment. i * P ® Ng ing' them on their work and also er : j adding his praise to the teaching 5 Special rices on aff. The prizes won during the term were presented to the winners it! as follows: » % * Proficiency--Senior, Lilah Keyes: Summer Furniture flues ye sos se IIL, Ciri Self; 1st class, Julia An- {| grove; primary, Jimmie Alexander. 2 ox Sewing---Lilah Keyes, Geraldine Howard, Clare Miller, Julia Angrove. Drawing--Lilah Keyes, Geraldine Howard, Audrey Lawson, Two prizes for sewing wers donat- ij ed by Mrs. Day and one-by Mrs Constantine. The prise for good con- jij duct and attendance was won by fi! Lilah Keyes, who had a perfect re- {| ord during the school term. The senior class wore the dresses which they made during the sewing instruc- ii tions. The programme was as follows: Recitations, Virginia Day, Ita May Doyle, Joan Fortt, Julia Bridger, Violet Miller, Doonie Constantine, Ciri Sslf, Rae Keyes; piano solo, . . . . {| Lilah Keyes. The following songs 3 piece Suites, walnut finish, Sprin 'seat, were réndered by the pupils, O Can- backs upholstered in Tapestry orth [iif 24s. Engine Song. Down Among The ; : |8 i w $58.00, for ...... viii... $48.00 ll soldiers. Come Feliow Mo. Tura | three-piece suite, large size, good qual- {fil Preserve Thee Canada. 4 dust oy {| Clare Miller and Julia Angrove was ity of Chintz, auto seats, upholstered backs, fff Ji, Miler ea enjoyed. : _ worth $50.00 for ..............$42.00 | three-piece Fibre Suite, fumed finisk, | ahikens Males 8 Semis, Worth $70.00. for 85000. [}, 0.0, 37 Ling 10 ~ Bivai : 1 U.S'A., a guest at Wab-Kon Camp, dd Chairs and Rockers, worth $12.00 lll Temagami tals the proud honor ot : 00 making the record fish eateh for 1925. The story is so good we will 'Porch and Verandah Chairs and Rock: {| Tet the Doctor WIFI fn Bis own ers from $2.00, $3.50, $4.50 up. 3.0 July #14 we sot out. On the LR > 5 | thir Camp Cots, Mattresses and Pillows. ll niet my rest suddenty degas to sing ra {if and the tackle nearly went over- i board. I thought I had caught on Ed ' iil the rocks--but the canbe was ale 3 : y - ready moving backward at & lively ah * . ii] rate. T let the fish have his way for 5 E 1 a if} about half an hour~--then we got : © {iii down tg business. 3 Ambulance. Funeral Service. 'Phone 577, fil de» Ale: wher seemed a. Gay 'de i Avs gs " ay. ___\li| broke water--my guide's eyes Bulg- SE ee Ea : : od. His teeth began to chatter and ji| he absolutely refused to attempt to land such a fish in a cance. So we headed for shore. soon we were wad- fog and had my wish where we could him by his giils and heave him ore. Then only did I realise that Dr. J. I. Robinson Makes Record ERY EE are. ERY " corner Johnston and Ontario s Kingston, Ont., phones 99 or 2831. . ern FINE NEW STATION {Auto Repair Export Now Lo cated at Queen and Bagot 'Streets. The official opening of Harry | Dine's new tire and gasoline service | station at the corner of Queens and { Bagot streets took place to-day after thorough renovations had been made to the building now occupied by Mr. Dine. The new station is opposite Cook's garage and is therefore very centrally located. Everything has been put into the best shape and Mr. Dine and Bis capable staff are now ready to tender to the needs of auto mobilé owners. Mr. Dine was a former member of the firm of Attwood & Dine, which firm dissolyed partnership a short time ago, He has taken over the business completely and removed from the stand formerly occupied by Attwood & Dine. the new hotel site being on the property where that building was sitnated. Mr. Dine's new station, while off the route of congested trafic, is ideally situated and convenient and the best service and attention that can be given is assured those who visit the station for tire repairs or to secure acces sories. A splendid equipment of tires, K. & 8. Supreme Balloon Cord Tires and high pressure truck and bus cord tires as well as a complete supply of tubes has been placed on hand and these are available at prices that are right. Here too, re- pairs to tires that require attention are assured to be of the best obtain- able, all work being thoroughly test- ed and inspected. : In addition to this, motorists are able to secure British American super-power gas and British Ameri- can Peerless, none but the best being retained at this station. Mr. Dine is well known ii auto repair circles, especially is connection with tires and he has established a splendid re- putation for his workmanship and business practice. Every courtesy will be extended to patrons of Mr. Dine's new station and they will be assured of prompt attention, the best work and prices that will be as rea- sonable as can be found anywhere. AT 'CITY COUNCIL MEETING. At the special meeting of the City Council tield on 'Friday aight, an ap- plication was received from .the Checker Taxi Service to transfer their gasoline pump from their pre- sent premises on Clergy street, to "On motion of Alds. Kent and J. E. Johnston, the request was granted, subject to the supervision and ap- proval of the ¢ity engineer. £ Ald. Laturney said there was a by- law that no more pumps be slowed on the streets, and he had no objec- tion, so long as the pump was not allowed on the street, as others had asked for this privilege, and has been turned down. - The claim of the Walker Bus Sét- vice, for damages to a spring, while driving on Ontario street, was re- ferred to the Board of Works. The application of Saunders Elec- trical company, for the erection of an electrical sign, and that of Hugh Cook, for the placing of a gasoline pump at Hickson Avenue and Mont real street, were referred to the Board of Works. -------- NEW REO BUS. Has Been Placed on Kingston-Gan- - anoque Route, R. 85. Walker, the well-known The bus is modern in every re- spect, upholstered in Brown leather and the seats are very comfortable and roomy. The bus is equipped with an excellent heating system when réquired: Those desiring com- fort when travelling, will certainty have it in this bus. Mr. Walker's TO-NIGHT AT SHAW'S REAL VALUES IN SUMMER HOSIERY! LADIES' SILK HOSE, 75c. CHIFFON SILK HOSE, $1.50 A wonderful quality Stocking at eigen Hous, the vy ) u of the ; a real popular price! In pretty . : : shades of Sunburn, Wind Tan, Of sues Sill thread, kitted on 'Peach Bloom, Sand, Grey, shades of Champagne, R White and Black. Taupe, French Nude, Peach} " To-night : | Toast, Gold, Silver and Oak Buff. Our price . . . .$1.50 pair KIDDIES' GOLF SOX, 50c. Guaranteed hard wear, is knitted right into these Stockings. The colors are Brown, Black, Campbell, Cadet, Grey, Orchid and ite, with fancy tops. Sizes frém 6 to 91. At Shaw's pai FROM THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT \ bargain is offered you here. | Fine Marquisette Curtaining Fine Brussels Mata hn pretty "| with Cross Bar designs, in White > Shades ol Nose or Dive. dze// x | od Cream; full 36 inches wide, faa Fal reduced prics. Regular 25c¢. yard, To-night ... $2.00 | To-nightat Shaw's . . . 19¢. yard FOR YOUR SUMMER FROCKS! : Ginghams, Voiles, Broadcloths, Rayon Crepes, showing a com- plete range --at your own price | ; ay [D. A. SHAW, Limited THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE * KINGSTON'S CARPET WAREHOUSE -- | W i i * ; ony Cle Sale |[Public Library Bulletin|["come 0 orc nm OF SUMMER Y: a -- tl You will ind la welcome - My Own Affairs--Louise of Belgium, | If whether buying Param, Parisian Shop | ut of si susie senge--c. 5 ff Biocing Insurance sila a i : Ice Ages--A. P. Coleman. y - Homing with the birds--G. §. Porter. African Hunting--G. A, Chamberlain. 'Handy Guide to Europe--Burrow's, | ¥ dwas visiting her sister, Mrs. L. "| Patterson of Picton, G. Doyle and D. DESERONTIO | |Dector Looks on Late-231. Desnden. Lucas. : '_Deseronto, June 19--Clarence |T i rant received word this morning of | Sword | the th of his sister, Miss Ada Brant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brant, York Road. An attack of appendicitis was the cause of death. The remains will be brought o Deseronto for interment. Deceased hompson, Buffalo, N.Y., at the time of her death. : Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brant and Mr and Mrs. Percy Maracle motored to Kingston yesterday. | | EN Mn Frank Butzer of Summertown, | rat x who has been staying with his grand- rer ' mother, Mrs. Geo. Butzer, has re- # iA i of turned to his home after the com- plétion of the school term. py Morley O'Connor of Napanee: was : ore and Auto Insurance, a business caller yesterday. St ! 3 Johnson Miss McMann of Sydenham (an Miss Latchford of Toronto are to be the first and second assistant teach. ors at the opening fall term of the Deséronto high school. The Ladies' Ald of the United Church held a successful afternoon tea at the home of Mrs, J. M. Lyman dd8 street. The rooms were beau- tifdlly decorated with lilacs. Mrs. H. Baldwin, assisted by the Misses M. Armitage and L. Thompson, serv- ed tea. ho Mrs. McCann of Detroit, .» loft. yesterday morning for a trip iu Eas-| tern Ontario after spénding a plea-| sant vacation with her daughter, Mrs. G. Tobin, Fourth street. B. Mowers was a business caller Napanee yesterday. =) a from Colorado, reports) the roads in Canada are away abead | . of those in the United States, B. Bruyes of Trenton, W. Schuitz of Kitchener, J. Keas of Perth, J. Doyle were calleds in town. Mrs. W. J. Martin of Belleville was the guest of Mrs. F. V. Storms yes- : The Deseronto gir)'s soft ball team play their first league game in Nap- ' Tuesday evening mext mee. at Syvacuss. NX, was