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AFTERNOON TEA WITH US, MAY | citizens of Ottawa to extend to you, -- 4 YE GH A oe ANA MAA At A re ards Keep Coal & | . . GOURDIER 8.80 BROCK STREET }] greetings from Ottawa. This year, a ¢ity's position as Capital of the great- i eat to citizens of Ottawa only. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIC OTTAWA T0 OBSERVE [=> GANANOQUE | 00TH ANNIVERSARY s.." oe tee {ed thanks to Mayor Balharrie, for his | Knight passed away yesterday of Mayor Balharrie Extends Invie it a invitation for the people of | ternoon after an illness - extending tation to People of Kingston | Kingston and district fo take part) Over several weeks, Mr. Knight, who and This District. [in the celebration at Ottawa. At the |Das been a resident of Gananoque {same time, Mayor Angrove spokes [OF Dractically his whole ind, The 100th birthday anniversary of | of the value of Inter city meets, such | ¥28 Yery well know and = ge - | h man of the highest type who enjoyed Ottawa, T6 be celebrated Aug. 16th [8s the present one. : Is y M ] . the deep respect and. esteem of the to 38th, was given a big boost here | Major McKeene, reeve of Rock- whole community. He had & al on Monday night when Mayor Bal. |liffe, also spoke, backing up Mayer plice- In the hearts of G pt Stal harrie, Controller C. J. Tulley, Ald. | Balharrie in the latter's - invitation congregation whom he has served A. Belanger and Ald. W. R. Low en- | fOr the people of Kingston and this faithfully and well for many years. tertained Mayor Thomas Angrove | district to attend the Ottawa cele- Surviving are his wife, two sons, and a number of pramigent gitizens | bration. William, Youngstown, Obdo, and 8% a dinner held "in the Randolph| Controller Tulley alse 8poke | x mhur, Gansnogne, and two daugh- hotel. briefly. Controller Tulley is a gradu- ters, Mrs. Victor Stunden and Mrs. Following the dinner, Mayor Bal-|8te of Queen's and he recalled very Robert Thompson, Gananoque. Thé Barrie, on behdlf of the city of Ot- | Pleasént recollections of his stay in funeral will take place from his taws, extended an official welcome to | Kingston. residence, Garden street, Wednes- the citizens of Kingston and this dis-| The happy gathering broke up day afternoon; service at Grace trict to attend the celebration in the | With cheers for Mayor Balharrie of | Church at 2.30. . Capital. Ottawa, and Mayor Angrove, of| 'Mr. Archibald Hanley celebrated The Ottawa deputation left Ottawa | Kingston. his 80th birthday on Sunday last at 2 o'clock, Monday afternoon, by| Speaking to a representative of | when he received congratulations automobile, via Prescott, ands. onthe British Whig, Mayor Balharrie | from many friends. Seve tele- their way to Kingston» stopped at | ®XPressed the hope that a very large | grams carried felicitations from Brockville and Gananoque, : where | 2umber of people from Kingston and | friends at a distance, among which they also extended an invitation for | this district would attend the Ottawa | was one from his son Rev. A. J. the big event to be held in Ottawa. | Celebration. For those desiring to | Hanley, who is at present attending Mayor Balbarrie pointed out in his | Make the trip via auto, he pointed | the Bucharistic Congress, Chicago. address, that the government had re- out that he had the assurance that Rev. Father Callaghan, Re cognized the occasion as one of Do-|there would ¥e no detours on the | Polis College, Kingston, was in Gas minion-wide significance, and that | Way from Kingston to the Capita). anoque_ over the yoskand ou the representatives of the govern-| The civic authorities at Ottawa are | Preached masterly nisiig g both ment were working with the repre- Tutiing forth every effort possible Bandas Sunday morning in St. John sentatives of the municipal govern. |!0 make the celebration a great suc- ARCH. ment, so as this centennial will be gous: and ts such able men in waa. Mi. Jogies Thm pom, Le charge, ? s oy Nomambe for the next hun- 8 ; 8 Sound 1060 aver big. ter"s sister Miss Margaret Thomp- a" . > > t! : Ne are bearers of a very cordial |BAY OF QUINTE GIRLS' pon. Stone Sireet. South. nvitation on behalf of the people of SOFTB. Qteawa)s sald the Mayor. "Last year TBALL LEAGUE we visited Kingston, Beg! a oda gston, on the occasion Schedule Ins Ti y and Continues Until August 17th. welcomes await you snd all King-! stonians.™ Mayor Angrove behalf Grace Church last Sunday morning included besides solos dy Mrs. Hood, Miss Derry (Kingston), Miss Dempster and Mrs. Stedman, a duet by Mrs, Hood and Miss Derry and quartette, Miss Pearl Seal, Miss Sadie Meggs, Messrs. W. Clow and George Scott, as well as a couple of Anthems by the choir. This was one of the best song services in the his- tory of the church, and those taking part as well as the organist, Mise Taft are to be congratulated for pro- viding such an"#xcellent programme. 7K car of ladies and" gentlemen 7| from Kingston turned over about 5 1-2 miles up the road on Sunday afternoon. One of the fair sex was driving and in turning out for a truck on a bad piece of road the car swerved, turning over. Luckily no- body was hurt, and a broken wind- shield was the full extent of the damage. Congratulations are in order to Miss Mary Jeroy, Gananoque, and Miss Anna Norris, Howe Island, graduates of Hotel Dieu Hospital, who were successful in getting their R.N,, at the recent examinations held in Kingston. Rev. James Ryan, Kingston, was a visitor in town yesterday. The song service programme in of the Old Boys' celebration, to bring hundred apd twenty thousand wel- comes Await you and all Kingston. fans in Ottawa." Mayor Angrove replied on behalf of the city and short addresses were also made by Controller Tulleyf of Ottawa and Major McKeene, rééve of Rockliffe, who was here atténd- | Beavers (Belleville), will be: ing the R.M.C. Ball. {dune 22-~Deséronto at Napanee The Ottawa deputation Jeft here! 29---High School at Beavers Monday night for Belleville, where 6--Beavers at Deseronto. : they will to-day attend the "Get Te 6--Napanee at High School gether" conference of the Board of| = 8---High School at Deseronto. Trade of Bastern Ontario, and also 8---Beavers at Napanee : extend an invitation to the people 13---Napanee at Deseronto of that district to atténd the celebra- | 13-Beavers at High School tion in Ottawa. 15--High School at Napanee. 15--Deseronto at Beavers. 20---Napanee at Beavers. --Deseronto at High School. 22--Deseronto at Napanee. 22---High School at Beavers. 27---Beavers at Deseronto. 27---Napanee at High School. 29--High School at Deseronto. 29--Beavers at Napanee. 3--Napanee at Déseronto. 5~--Beavers at High School. 10---High School at Napanee. 10-~Deseronto at Beavers. 12--Napanee at Beavers. 17--Deseronto at High School. DIED OF THE FARM WHERE SHE WAS BORN Mrs. Katherine Lawson Passed Away at Kepler, Aged Eighty=three. Kepler, June 21 -- There passed away at her home here on Wednes- day, June 16th, one of Kepler's old- 6st and most esteemed residents, in the person of Mrs. Katherine Law- son, widow of the late Joseph Law- son, who passed away nine . Years ago. Mrs. Lawson, who before her marriage was Katherine Powley, died on the farm on which shé was born, nearly eighty-three years ago, having spent her entire life here. Mrs. Lawson has enjoyed unusually good health all her life, never hav- ing to call a physician. until her Deseronto, June 21.--The sche- dule of the Bay of Quinte Gils' Soft- ball League, which is composed of four teams: Deseronto, Napanee, Belleville High School and the July " Mayor Balharrie's Address. "This year your Capital keeps her J 100th Birth Anniversary," said Mayor Balharrid '"To celebrate this event we are having a Birthday Party, which will do justice to the est Dominion in the Bgitish Empire. "From August 16th to 28th is set apart as the time for the Centenary ol Celebration and Exhibition and we WESTPORT NEWS BUDGET. are here as representatives of the . 2 Mr. Mayor, Your Council and your citizens an official and personal invi- tation to come to Ottawa during that time, to take part with us in this commemoration. "This is not a local event of inter- But we, acting as resident managers of the Brithday Party, have planned and prepared for a Centenary Cele- bration that, it is hoped, will please and satisfy every citizen of Canada. #Ypur Government in Ottawa has Te ized the occasion as one of Do- minion-wide significance. The Gov- ernment itself and the Ministers of the Crown as individuals are work- ing with the representatives of the municipal government, so that this Centennial shall be one to remember for the next hundred years, "The programme arranged ig one in keeping with the Capital's status. The citisens of Ottawa are entering into 'the spirit of the occasion, and we invite you to come and do like- wise, id rt from the various evénts for which we have arranged such as the Westport, June 21.---Mrs. BE. White and daughter,- Kingston, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. White. Mrs. Pear! Barker has returned home after spending the past month with friends in Toronto. Mrs, Henri La- prese and Miss Gen' [ave Pellen, De- troit, are the gues. of the Misses Palmer. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Morse and Mrs. Pobert Morse, Watertown, N.Y. oor. the week-end with Mr. and M G. C. Fredenburg, - Mrs. B. Mulville was in Ottawa attending the National Comvoestion of the Catholic Women's League. Miss Jean Scanlon, nufse-in-training al' Kingston, is the guests of her parénts, Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Sean: lan, P. J, Mulville, Perth, spent the week-end in town. Mrs. King, Buhl, Minn., is visiting her mother, Mrs. James Speagle. E. B. Mulville, B.A. St. Augustine's Seminary, Toronto, is spending his vacation at his home here. Miss Margaret Hamilton, nurse-in- training at Hotel Dieu, Kgston, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. | brine final ines, when she slept away suffering do apparent pain. Deceased will be remembered by a large circle of. friends as a gener- ous, kind-fiearted lady always trying to be a friend to those in need. Left to mourn ber loss are one daughter, Ida, wife of Rev. B. C. Freeman, Vancouyer, B.C., and one son, Wil- fred, who resides at 144 Nelson street, Kingston. ' The funeral services were conduct- ed by Rev. W. T. MacKenzie of the United Church here, of w de , nt Historical Pageant, the Western Stampede, the special musical and sporting events, we are enlarging ouy accommodation this year at Lans- downe Park, at an expense of a quar ter of 3 million dollars. - This is just mentioned as evidence of our earn- estness and confidence in our, suc- cess. : Wr "I assure you, Mr. Mayor, we are bearers of a very cordial invitation on behalf of the people of Ottawa. Last year we visit McCann, Miss Rhea McCann and G. 8. Conley were visitors in Ottawa on Sunday. Mrs. A. M. Alford was called to Montreal to see"her mother, Mps. Graham, who is seriously ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Melvers. - Dr. and Mrs. T. 8. Duncan and the son, Thom, Jr. St. Louls, Missouri, are visiting Mrs. Duncan's mother, Mrs. J. R. Breakenridge. MY. and Mrs. Howard McNally, Ottawa, the week-end with Mr. "Smith is : from her recent fliness. A nomber from here attended the i litetime, {JI | Jars NB. ot sic Arthur Currie TEN TES] 3 A NEW AND BETTER SHEATHING "BUILD FOR WARMTH" LUMBER CO. "Phone 1042. Victoria Street Good health demands such recrea- tion. Your enjoyment depends on the smartness of yor: lawn and verandah furniture Y as Arm Chairs, Arm Rocker, Lavyn Seats and Hammo Couches, four passens ger Swings, Porch Shades, Grass Mats. Summer has come to stay. Are you readyto enjoy the great out-of- SEE SIMMONS' SPECIAL HAMMO SWINGS, $25.00 COMPLETE. JAMES REID THE LEADING FUNERAL SERVICE. SUCGESSFUL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION Held at Harrowsmith for the Townships of Loughboro and Portland. Harrowsmith, June 21.--A very successful Sunday school convention was held on Friday last in Harrow- smith United Church for the town- ships of Loughboro. and Portland. The president of-the Association is Mr. Earl Léonard, and the secretary- treasurer, Mrs. Fred Dennis. Mr. Leonard presided at the afternoon session which opened at 2.30, At this session reports of the various departments of the Sunday schools of the townships were received and the Sunday school chart was read and explained by the Rev. Mr. Dan- fels, of Toronto, departmental repre- sentative of the Ontario Religious Educational Council. The session was held at 7.30 and was opened by Mr. Earl Campsall. Three excellent addresses were delivered, one by Mrs. E. Brawley, secretary of the W.C.T.U. of Sydenham. Mrs, Braw- ley emphasized marshalling the wo- men vote on the side of prohibition in connection with the coming pro- vinclal election. Rev. Mr. McMullen, of Vancouver, B.C., gave an address on the training of character in the home, and the Rev. Mr. Daniels, of Toronto, also spoke in a most inter- | esting and instructive way on the tralping of the character. He em- phasised the various characteristics necessary for successful teaching In the Sabbath school, A bes is being held on Tuesday next under the auspices of the Wo- men's Institute to clean up the Har- rowsmith graveyard. NEW MECHANICAL LABORATORY | | Is Required at the Royal Military The mechanical laboratory at the Royal Military College, at present situated in the basement under Sir Arthur Currie Hall, has been found to be too small and otherwise un< suitable. The instructional equip- ment is mueh too congested, and | also, by reason of lack of space, un- suitably arranged. In order to" de suitable ac tory be Jullt 4 chutals the mechani. on the shore of Navy Bay abou J "Phone 147 for Service. ONE THIN WOMAN ~~ GAINED 10_POUNDS =. _IN20 DAYS Skinny Men .Can Do The Same All weak men and women. All nervotls men and women. 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