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gus | JOHN McKAY, Ltd. Manufacturing Furriers Fine Canadian and European Furs 149-157 Brock Street, Kingston, Ontario, Canada WINSOME SOAP SPECIAL! 'Buy THREE CAKES for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS and you get ONE CAKE FREE. Branigan's Drug in 268 Princess Street a Phone 18 Reports on Canada's he 2h | SR a i - isl Ar -- the season the Bank of Montreal issues reports on the progress of the crops in Canada. These re- ports, telegraphed to headquarters from the Managers of the Bank's "READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS Wise Shoppers Do It ANSI tin, | | Pioic AND cAnp | SUPPLIES Premier Salad Dressing, (large) | Heintz Catsup (large) bot. 20¢. | XFish Sardines ....2 for 85¢. Canadian Sardines , .5 for 250. Pink Salmon ,.....8 tins 97c. Canned Soup (mixed), & tins aaa ey RTC Beans iG injuries on the Deseronto= * fapanee Road. Deséronts, June 21 --Mr. Austin Kimmerly of the Deseronto-Napanee Road was struck by-a car on the highway Saturday night about dusk. He had gone down to visit his bro- ther, who lives on down the road and had left there about 9.10 p.m. to go back home. He had gone about 800 yards up the morth side of the highway when he heard a car com- ing.. He walked over as near the diteh as posssible; there were no cars in sight and there was plenty of room for the car to pass him, but it bit him and knocked him over in the ditch. Dr. /Kimmerley knows not how long he had lain there be- tore he was discovered by melghbors and taken home where he was atl- tended by a doctor . He has a large bruise near the right temple, one leg badly bruised and was generally shaken up. He sald it seemed that the hub struck him on the galt of the leg, precipitating him upon the mudguard and then into the ditch where he thinks he landed on his head as some silver he had in his pockets was found lying where he bad fallen. The driver of the car did not stop to see whether he was injured or pot. The Ponies of Deseronto and the A-1's of Belleville played an exhibi- tion game of softball at the Armou- ries in Bellevillle tonignt. The SCOT Was" Deseronto ".. ,. ..8332 626 5--27 Belleville . .. .. ..010 100 0-- 2 Belleville--C. M. Gray, p; F. Cur- lette. 1b; E. Branton, 20; A. Laney, #8; R. Copeland, 3b; B. Tobe, If; M. Mossman, cf; Miss Rushen, rf. Deseronto----V. Whitton, ss; J. Genereaux, 8b; A. weunn, 10; L. Wagar, p; I. Normile, 2b; BE. Har- vey, ¢; M. Genereaux, If; I. Hopping, cf; P. Gaulin, rf. : It the Deseronto team' piay as good ball in the finals as they are now playing in exhibition games they should walk away with first place. Mr. and Mrs. George Henley of | t@ Oshawa were the week-end guests of Mrs. J. Dryden. Mrs. M. Howard of Midland and Mrs. B. Teney of Point Anne were guests of Mrs. BE. Dennee. ~ George Foley of Milibridge was in town renewing sScquaintances, Mrs. B. Gault returned home after spending a very delightful vacation with friends in Ottawa. Dr. B. D. and Mrs. Vandervoort returned home from Toronto where they have been the guests of their daughter; for the past two weeks. Mr. Alfred Woods arrived home after a vacation with friends in To- ronto. Mrs. E~Robinson and Mr, and Mrs. L. EB. Lunnicliffe were business callers in Belleville yesterday. A THE AUTUMN SITTINGS, The 'Dates Fixed for the Next Su. * preme Courts, Kingston--Jury, = Tuesday, tember 21st, Mr. Justice Logie. Kingston--Non-jury, Monday, No- vember 29th, Mr. Justice Kelly, Napan and. non-jury, Tuesday, November 28rd, the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas. , Ploton---Jurk and non-jury, Mon- day, November 15th, Mr. Justice Grant Belloville--Jury, Tuesday, No- Sep- vember 3nd, Mr, Justice Mowat, Bellevil oti-Jury, Monday, December 6th, Mr. Justice Grant. Brockville--Jury and non-jury, Tuesday, November 16th, Mr. Jews. tice Kelly. . ~~ ' Pembroke--Jury and nor Tuesday, November §th, Mr. Jun Wright. , Perth--Jury and non-jury, Mon. day, November 15th, Mr, Justice Lennox. I W---- d . CAUGHT THE JUNE FEVER. Toronto, on May 31st, of Dorothy A. Bell, daughter of Mrs. C, Arthur Bell and the late C. Arthur Bell, leutenant, to Mr, Baton K. G. Bur THE DAILY BRITISH whi {| KNOCKED INTO DITCH | HS --BY AN-AUTONGBILE Austin ' Kimmerley Sustained PICTON Picton, June 21--Despite threat- ening weather the garden party at Ingle Hurst, the home of Mr. Mrs. H. B. Bristol, on Thursday atf- ternoon proved an unqualified suc- cess. Throngs of visitors enjoyed the hospitality of tLe genial hostess whose spacious parlors, verandahs and lawns were a constant delight with JDbeautiful blooms tucked in ev- ery available corner. The local or- ganization of the W. C. T. U. appre- ciate having this spacious home plac- ed at thelr disposal each year and creased thereby. Mrs. J. R. Brown admitted the guests who were them welcomed by the hostess assisted by the local president, Mrs. M.-E. Knox. Mrs. F. B. Smith, treasurer, received the admittance fee. Mrs. F. W. Young assisted in entertaining the visitors while Mrs. D. Head and Mre. A. McKibbon showed them to the dining room. The room was in charge of Mrs. D, Lambert and Mrs. T. BE. Waring and the serving was done by the young lady members of the Y. Mesdames W. R. Brown, Da- via, Newman and Killip poured the ea. Those in charge of the home cooking booth were Mrs. R. D. Mil- ford, Mrs. G. M. Hicks, Mrs. W. Net tleton and Miss Thorn. The flower booth on the lawn in the custody of Mrs. W. 8. Blakely and Mrs. Emmet Kelly, was a wondorus sight and few of the 'many visitors could resist the temptation to carry away an armful of blossoms. A goodly sum was realized for a worthy cause. Rev. W. Wi, and Mrs. Wees~ have returned from a visit of two weeks with relatives and friends in Eastern Ontario. Eimer Roblin and family 'with oth. er friends have arrived from Roches ter and are at Camp Glenwood, Green Point. Miss Helen Mallory has accepred a pésition on the 'staff of one of the Windsor schools, Rev. J. J. Mellor's friends will be glad to know that his health is improving and he is now able to be about the house. His pulpit will be takén on Sunday morning by Mr. C. W. Burr and in the evéming by Prof, ne of Victoria University. J. F. Pettingill and son Leslie are up from Montreal on a visit with his mother, Mrs. 8. W, Petungul. A son was born op June 9th to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spencer at St. Cath- arines, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Calnan have returned from a four days' trip through Hastings and Peterboro counties, 'Mr, and Mrs. L: B. Calnan will be in attendance at the annual conven- tion of the Canadian Weekly News. paper Alsociation at Quebec City on. Wednesday and Thursday and Fri- day. Mrs. G, BE. Boulter, Mrs. 8. B. Gearing and Mrs. James MacDonald were the hostesses at the Golf Club House on Wednesday afternoon. A few players were on the links but the social game of bridge indoors seem- ed to be more in favor. The Cooper orchestra played for a most enjoy- able dance in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ives of Bow- manville came down for the funeral obsequies of the 1ate Dr. F. Cahoon of Bloomfield. : Mrs. Milton Dulmage and son have joined her "husband at the = Main Ducks for the summer months. Miss Verns Whattam of Picton Ware the representatives from nis 'district to the Rebekah Assembly held in Toronto this past week. Col. and Mrs. Charles Ackermar of Peterboro spent a recent week- end with Mr. and Mes. Colin Hep- burn, Main street east.' The new club houss dt the bowling ; 'een 's nearing completion and will "uady for use in about two weeks. Carmar Metealf and two sons + -v.u Thursday for their home in Detroit after visiting friends in town and vicinity. They were called hers owing to the death by drowning of the little grandson, . Freddie Bon and | their finances will be materially in-|: motor |! | | SHAW'S DAILY STORE NEWS BEAUTIFUL "ROYAL Beautiful Table Linens housewife takes pride is perfectly | Sessions hat | her ve the beauty of if - Royal Table tidious and discriminating ll they want in their homes. | The new designs include Old Willow, Thistle, Rose and many others, sance, Fern, choice of match. Beautiful, pure Linen Cloths from scalloped, hemstitched or unfinish --in all sizes from 2 x 2 to 2 x 3 yards. Pure Linen Napkins to match Cloths from . . . . $5.00 dozen up. 22inchand 24 ine INEN are traditional in most homes, as ev. pride in her Linens and White Goods supply. natural and justifiable, since it is largely by these pos- abilities as a home-maker X pattern and weave, y 18 e judged. She will ap- : which is characteristic of Cloths and Napkins. We are able to supply the most fas- Eawive, with the kind of Linens that Peacock, English Rehais- and ed Cloths and Napkins to you may have your srrtanaaaaasses 34.50 up " i Royal Linen Towels from .. . . . sans 39c. each to $1.50 each 1 Clearing Sale OF SUMMER, MILLINERY Parisian Shop 832 BROCK STREET gard, at Point Traverse. Mrs. Met- calf, 8r., accompanied them home for an extended visit. Mrs. Gaprat Kavanagh left on Thursday for Detroit to visit: her son, Garrard Kavanagh. Mrs. Kinney spent last week with Mrs. W. Young, Demorestville, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bailie motor- ed to Pembroke where they visited Mrs. Bailie's parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Perrin. Major and Mrs. Norman Alexan- der of Toronto were last week guests of Mrs. H. U. Tobey, Mary street west. + - MARINE The tug Mary P. Hall of the Don- nelly Salvage and Wrecking Company returned to. Morrisburg Saturday afternoon after towing a motor steamship from Cardinal to the head of the Cornwall canal... The orm! Jeska cleared for Oswego. to load coal yesterday. The government patrol boat Lau- retta is in port. The tug Frontenac of the Don. nelly Salvage and Wrecking Com- pany Jeft here last night to assisi, the steamer Norman B. Clement, which went ashore near Morrisburg, hound for Montreal. The tug Mary P. Hall, also of the Donnelly Com- pany, went from Morrisburg to as- sist, Pilot records show the following * [steamers passing Sunday: Aube, up at 5.45 a.m.; McPherson, down at 8 4.m.; Clement, down at 11 am.; City of Toronto, up at 10.50 am.; HEdmonton, down at 12.40 p.m; Kenefick, down at 2 p.m.; City of Kingston, down at 5.30 p.m.; Toron- down to Prescott and return to Totouto, Monday, Warren, up at 6.45 am.; Hart, up at 7.50 am; Metcalfe, doWn at 8.30 a.m.: Ram- 'macher, up at 9 am.; Kingston, own to Prescott and Tatura tb To- ronto; of ;Hamfliton, up. L George T. Davis, lately sd from John B. Saal of by the Sowards Coal Com: SEVERAL MARRIAGES The Young People Were From Delta and Eigin Vil- ages. « Delta, June 18.--Several vention of the' Institute, at Newbaro, on the 11th. Mrs. 8. Coleman is Revival services are at a close here, and a baptismal service will take place at the lake shortly. Mrs. Best has left for her old home in Scot- land." She probably will return in October tawa, were visiting his sister, Mrs. Felix Breesee, and other friends, here, recently, A friend, Mrs, Walk- or, accompanied them. Married at day, 9th, Miss Edna Steele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hastings Steele, to & few days in Watertown, N.Y., and are now residing at Bigin. Another couple of Delta were wedded in Brockville on Wednesday, June 16th, est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Whitmore, fo Dr. Bherwood, dentist. They were attended by the bride's sister, Miss Leona Whitmore, and Bryce Berney, as groomsman, and they will reside in Delta. Miss Robson; "Government speaker, addressed fhe Institute at the town hall this afternoon. A lunch later was served, and the Junior Imstitute provided the programme. Raymond Steele had the misfortune to out his foot, with an axé lately. Miss Barr, Westport, was the guest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gifford, Plum Hollow, have moved into the village and are at present occupying the housek awned by William Chant. Mrs. William Weir and Miss Jennie Miller, Chantry, were at Robert Preston's on Friday. MARRIED AT BROOKE. A Very Enjoyable Event at Mr. John ig Blai#'s, « Brooke, Junie 18.--Farmers are ARE ANNOUNCED || ladies | from here attended the annual con- || With her daughter, Mrs. Ready, Port- | |i land, who is improving in health. |} William Stevens and daughter, Ot-| li the Baptist parsonage on Wednes-, f ' Raymond Warren, Elgin. They spent Miss Vera Whitmore, miliiner, sld- later left on a short honeymoon trip: |< : Oilcloths, Linoleums, Rugs and Window Blinds. ID. A. SHAW, Limited | REAL ESTATE ll $8,750 Johnson street, new || brick with extra and garage. lot Conveniences. rooms, all com ences, hardwood floors, #7,500--8tore and dwelling, 1a IF good business ong, nl Building lot, 110 | exchange for dwelling, 9 wil ! \Summer cottages for sale. Houses. for rent. ll Money placed on 7st | gages without cost mort fil § | Cor. Johnsen and Division Sis | Phone 539w, 580J and 588. J. B, BAMPSON, ia Insurance, Stone's Flower Sho 231 PRINCESS f Mrs. Danley; Mr. James Peters {g- spending a few days with his daugh- ter, Mrs. John Conboy, Olden. + A ---------------- . ' SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION, Was Held tn a, as , tains. June 19.--The y school convention of Frontenae South, of the combined towns , | of Portland and Loughbors yesterday 4