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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Austin's Drug Store NEILSON'S ICE CREAM In bricks and at the ¥ tal '| OSTEOPA THY "HEALTH WITHOUT DRUGS" Drs. Robert and Edna "Ashcroft are between Earl and Gore. a tlephone 447 for appointment. It is the kind that ig different. We will have a fresh stock of ~--Huyler's Chocolates \ ==Page & Shaw's Chocolates w--Nelison's Chocolates : on Thursday morning of this week, SPECIAL THIS WEEK ! NEILSON'S CAKE CHOCOLATE 57c. Ib. Take a Kodak with you on your Pienle 18t_ ot July The Kodak Store Corner King and Market Square Kingston oY THE MARRISON STUDIO" | There is but ONE TIME to picture the children--AS | THEY ARE TO-DAY. Phone 1318w. 3) 92 Princes on | | [TD We Have In Stock Just Arrived Campbell's Toma Soup Campbell's Vegetable Soup Clarks Tomato Soup Clark's Vegetable Soup Distribetors fo Bo Red Ruse Totti W.R McRae & Co. GOLDEN, LION License No. 6-543. FOR SALE An excellent farm of 150 acres, good building, splendid land. Another farm of 100 acres, seven miles from .the city -- $4,600. W. H. GODWIN & SON Real inate and Insurance 80 Brock St. Phone 424 Wns It pays to save Your Newepapers, Magazines and ycrap material--we are paying good prices. YOU MAY NEED Pipes for Water or fencing or & oh for next summer. Call on us. I. Cohen & Co. Ph 836.837. 2€T-2T6 ONTARIO STREET | Brn Kingston Cement Preducts Factory. Makers of Hollow Dgmp- Proof Cement Blocks, Bricks, Sills, Lintles, and Drain Tile, also Grave Vaults. And all kinds of Ornamental Cement work. Factory: cor. of Charles and Patrick streets. PHONE 730W. Mgr., H. F. NORMAN Fires from our Coal are satisfactory. A. Chadwick & Son New lgeation: Corner Ontario and West Sts, Phone 67. \ We Invite Y to consult us when you wish te' . replace your old Mattress with & new one, x have it renovated scientific me- workmananii Buarantecs satisfaction onl us about "COMFY DOWN" " THRE SILK FLOSS MATTRESS You would like it. ] 4 CARPENTERING Estimates Givén. 0. Aykroyd & don Builders 21 Main street. Phone 1670 To Meet Sept. 15th. | The financial meeting of the King- ston Méthodist district will be held | in Kingston on Sept. 15th. i. © Great Oats. | R. Mcintyre,» Balderson, has a | great crop of oats. There is a sample ELLIOTT & WILLIAMSON AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Ford Cars a specialty, Ford Truck for sale. 378 BROCK STREET Phoned: Shep 1039. Res. 1537), It Pays to Buy Zour Groceries And Meat np J Shales & Son 71 PINE ST. Phone 1583 and Get Prompt Delivery DID YOU EVER TRY Wagstafl's Singer Marmalade, WwW T's Pl le Marmalade, Wagstafl's banc Jellly. We also have & fuli line of other reliable makes of Marma- lades, Jam and Jellies for sale at: Bon Marche Grocery Cor. King and Karl Streets. License Ne» S-37140 Phones 1846 SEASONABLE FRUITS CHOICE VEGETABLES Alway# fresh and prices right. -- fl FRIENDSHIPS 210 Division St. Phone 545. Watches and Clocks Repaired ye G. W. LYONS are guaranteed for one year. Call or 'phone and your ore der will be promptly attended to. Note change of address: Phono 1866. 267 Princess St. nnn PATTON'S DYE WORKS (Late Montgomery's) Kingston's Only Dyer. Dry Cleaning a Specialty. Phone 214. 849 Princess St. | #tock measuring five. feet two inches | in length. Landed Large Fish. While trawling in the vicinity of | American Island, 'W. K Nicolson, | Brockville, landed a 'maskinonge | which tipped the scales at thirty-two | pounds. | ---------------------------------------- | Stationery Gone Up. The public will have to pay more | gone up in some cases to over 200 | per cent within a month. Engaged a Teacher. Mr. Campbell, Glencoe, has accept- ed the position of principal of the | Deseronto High School for the com- | new addition to. the public school | teaching staff. | r-------------- | To Strike Tax Rate. On Monday" night the tax rate of | quarter million in assessment, | rate is expected to be high, | unforseen expenditures this year. Change in Firm. E. H. Kelly is retiring from the | firm of Kelly & Roblin, Picton, auto | and garage dealers, having disposed | of his interest in the firm to Clifford | Vincent. The business will now be | carried on by Messrs. Vincent & Rob- lin. . A Double Catch. | At the Rideau Havelock Sinclair, son of P. R. Sinclair, had a peculiar bit of luck in fisling when he caught two bass simultaneously with a wooden minnow. The pair were land- ed safely and their combined weight was seven pounds. Residence Entered.- Some time during the past few days some person or persons entered Mrs. T. D. Gault's summer residence in Prince Edward, southwest of For- esters' Island, and removed every- thing of any value. Mrs. Gault is a resident of Deseromnto. To Pay Minimum Salary. . The following Methodist circuits in the Madoc district have decided to pay the mininum salary of $1,850 to their pastors--Madoc, Twead, Thomasburg, Marmora, and Eldor- ado. Queensboro has the matter un- der consideration. Six Months' Sentence, George Johnston, Madoc, appre- hended at Belleville, on a charge of selling liquor without the necessary license will spend the next six months in the county jail there. That was the sentence imposed by the ma- gistrates at Madoc. Prices To Suit Everyone. Boys' knickers, all sizes, from $2 to $3.60; youths' and men's khaki trousers, $2.76 to $3.50; boys' and youths' suits, from $6.50 to $15; men's working trousers, all sizes, $3 to $6.50. Men's suits" from $16.50 to $36: Prevost 'Clothing . House, Brock street. Died of Diptheria. James Mather, Thurlow, has re- ceived a message from his son, Peter of Airdic, Alta., stating that two of his children has suceumber to dip- theria, James E., his eldest son, aged ten years died on Friday, July 30th, ---- THE MAN ON WATCH The baseball fans cannot under- stand how there can be any excite- ment on the Kingston golf links, un- Do You Want To Dye? We have all the best and newest dyes in all the colors. Also the sample | color-cards showing various colors and shades. Dyolo Dye .. .10c. a pkg. Diamond Dye Ps cesses. ABC. a pkg. sees B for 25c. 2 for 23¢ Rie nave say "Dye", sana "\10c. a pkg. ef Prouse's Drug Store Opposite St Aharew: s Church. Nellson's 10a Cream Bricks always on hand. HIS pure food question 'is up , to you, Mrs, Wite-of-the-head-of- the family. You know that your husband enjoys a slice of good bread at mealtimes as well as the juniors enjoy it between eat fests. Mention the name of our bread to your grocer. YA Y HOME MADE ATF) 5d) less an automobile is ditched along- side. The Weather Man has probably been more unkind to the merchants than anyone else. It's no fun hav ing to sell summer garb at fifty per cent, discount. With a hig hotel and a miniature Coney Island park, Kingston would become the centre instead of the head of the Thousand Island region, Will Kingston people go again to see naughty Mary Pickford in the movies! Well, just wait and see! Mary's divorce and immediate re- marriage was the biggest advertise- og this Toronto Smith girl ever a -- July was the coolest on our records. Well, something had to be given'us to put a little joy into living. You cannot tell a bride's correct "DANDERINE" Stops Hair Coming Outs A few cents buys "Danderine." Af- ter an application of "Danderine" you can not find a fallen hair or any dan- druff, besidea every hair shows new ute, vigor, brightness, more color and thickness. | from new on for their stationery as | | the prices of the paper stock has | ing term. Miss Terese Flanigan is a | | Belleville, 1920 will be struck. Even | | with the increase of about one and a | the | owing to | | «bow in August, I Kingston and Vicinity now located at No. 204 King street, | and his third daughter, Margaret, aged six years, the following day. J Sn Young Perth Man's Death, Carl Rogers, aged twenty-five years, dropped dead at Perth on Wed- nesday afternoon from heart failure. The young man was employed in the | Andrew Jergens Soap Company's of- | tices and had been in his usual good | {health when stricken down. - He was {at his work when the end came. Wharf is Unsafe, Gananoque coal dock, to the west of the railway wharf, and owned by the Thousand Islands Railway Co., that the dock is unsafe, and persons using in need -ef repair, and would cost many thousand dollars to put in pro- per repair. Going to Toronto, F. B. Hawkins, Picton, left on Tuesday for Toronto to reside with | his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burkett, Bert Jones has leased Mr. Hawkins' home in Picton. For the past five years Mr. Hawkins has been official weather observer in Picton. ---- His Show Horse Killed, During a severe electrical storm a valuable show horse owned by W. Lingard, Port Hope, which he ex- pected to enter at the Cobourg horse was Struck by ligh*- ning and instantly killed. The Joss is said to. be about $300, which is cover- ed by insurance. The horse was in the pasture field at the time, Million Dollar Hotel. London, ©Ont., is making strenu- ous efforts to secure a million dollar hotel. A pride in the city has induc- ed many citizens to purchase over $400,000 worth of honds 7and it 1s confidently anticipated that the whole issue will be floated. If London can raise a million surely Kingston can secure $200,000, Returned To Montreal, Miss Merle Mitchell, Waupoos, af- ter spending a month with her par- ents, has returned to Montreal where she is engaged in social work for the Canadian National Committee for | Mental Hygiene and the Juvenile | Court. Miss Mitchell received the ap- pointment as Protestant probation officer to the juvenile court in Dee. 1919. Cobourg Bonds Sold. Cobourg, has sold a bond issue of $75,000 to Wood, Gundy & Co., To- ronto, for 94.77, being approximate- ly a 6.72 per cent, basis. The bonds are in two blocks of $50,000 of" 20 instalments; and $25,000 of 15 In- stalments, and bear 6 per cent. Other bids received were those of the Unit- ed Financial Corporation, 94.58, and of A. E. Ames and Co., 94.09. Stolen Goods Located. Wrapped in an oilskin coat and hidden in a box stove at a cottage rented by Frank Jackson, opposite the Five Mile Lighthouse, near Brockville, Constables Foster and Briggs found a magneto, manufactur- ed by the K. W. Ignition company, Cleveland, O., and 'a Heinz spark coil. The magneta and coat were stolen on June 11 from J. 8. Cop- land's motor boat at "Hfllcrest." Havelock's New Postmaster. Corp. Harold Mathison, Toronto, born in Havelock, and the son of Reeve Mathison, has received the ap- pointment, of postmaster at Have- lock, succeeding the late Charles Fanning. The new postmaster's ap- pointment is popular one, especially from the fact that he is badly crip- pled as thé result of his defence of |age from thé marriage certificate, the Portsmouth philosopher tells the Lampman. You must look up the official birth record, he says, If the clergy who ne divorce were more careful about uniting cou- ples in wedlock, there would possibly be leas scandal for the old senators to hear. Coa] is still much cheaper than potatoes, The black heat diamonds sell at $15.50 a ton, while "spuds" even now command the fancy price of $65 for the same quantity, The old Portsmouth brewery site would be a grand one for Kingston's waterworks. Portsmouth would then get water instead of beer, and it would also oollect' some taxes from the city's utilities commission. Who wants to go to college to be- come a member of a calling that would yield a yearly salary of $1,600 to $2,000 a year when he can earn $2,600 to $3,000 after a common school education and enjoy life to the full, including a tin lzzy ? The Lampman thinks that the Kingston Utilities Commission is deserving of commendation for being able to give the people gas at two dollars a thousand cubic feet in these high-priced times. t was fully ex- pected that the rate would be $2.50 by August. The two-dollar rate and .j anyway, plenty of gas is due to the people owning the plant together with effici- 'ent management, : Gasoline may be only thirty-five cents a gallon across the border, but' the Yankee gallon is smaller than the Canadian measure. The Cana- dian gallon of gasoline contains the quantity we would like to get in Hquors. ~ / It would appear as if the very low water this season had something to do with the low summer temperature. That's what they think in Glenburnie, A --THE TOWN WATCHMAN. A corner of the fortress of Ehren- breitstein, known as the "Gibraltar of the Rhine," just across the river from Coblenz, has been converted into a "bed" for an American obsér- vation balloon used daily in making practice ascemsions. The fortress proper is occupied by several com- panies of pioneer troops, but the bal- loon "bed" takes up only a small Notices haye been posted on.the | it do so at their own risk, It is badly | da of the emormous rocky pre- { nis country at the front in the late | war. | More Tourists Than Ever. | | Reports 'from 'the Rideau Lakes] are that there are this year a record-| | breaking number of tourists enjoy- | ing the fishing and 'other attractions | of this area, The majority are Ame- | ricans who enter the country by mo-| tor car, although an increasing num-| ber of Canadians are annually pat-| ronizing these resorts. All summer hotels in the region are reported fill- ed to capacity, and guides are mak- ing a harvest. Conserve the Water, Major A. W. Gray, M.P.P. for Leeds, speaking at Gananoque urged conserving water in Canoe, Devil, In- dian, Wolfe, Mur and other lakes in Northern Frontenac County to pro- vide power at Jones Falls, Westport, Bedford Mills; Kingston Mills and elsewhere on the Rideau. This point, he said, he had urged upon the Hy- dro-Electric Commissions, and it was a development which could be com- | pleted at a moderate cost. Hurt When Scaffold Fell. Clive Atkins and Charles F. Coch- rane, decorators, were seriously in- jured on Thursday morning when a scaffold in St. Andrew's church, | Belleville, colllapsed, precipitating | them from twenty-two to thirty feet {to the base of the choir loft and the | top of the pulpit. Both men are in the hospital. Clive Atkins is suffer- ing from fractured ribs, a possible | fracture of the hip and perhaps in- | ternal injuries. It is feared the wall of one lung may have been torn, Cochrane is badly shaken up. Bold Burglar © Escape. A burglar, evidently an old hand | at the game, visited the home of F. S. Wallbridge, Belleville, on Thurs- day morning and got away with a | watch and a ring from a dresser. The | thief had made good his line of re- | treat, having windows and doors ready, and having inserted a small | plug above the arm of the telephone | receiver so that telephone communi- | cation would be impossible. The | burglar was disturbed at his work | | bY Miss Wallbridge, who flashed on | {a light but the intruder placed jl arm against her face and ran out. Death of Oecil Todd. | The death of Cetil George Todd | occurred at his residence, Picton, | Monday morning. Coming to Canada | from England, after the death of his | mother, he was employed for a while | by the Pearce Canners, Bloomfield, | the members of the Pearce family | having been his friends and play-| mates in his home country. Latér he | came to live in Picton where in 1911 he was married to Miss Mabel Rorke. He spent about four years in France returning home in June, 1919, and! although previously of a robust na- | ture his health was greatly impaired | by trench fever and the deadly gas | attacks of the enemy. Building the Memorial. Welsh & Shaw Bros., contractors, started work on the Prince Edward Old Boys' Memorial, Picton, this week, and are progressing finely. The pliers will be massive structures as each pier will weigh over fifteen tons from the ground up and the immense weight is easily taken into considera- tion that each one is one solid mass of brick, stone and concrete, needless to say the piers rest on solid rock and their foundation is built-of stone and concrete, The bricks are laid in black mortar which gives them a much richer appearance than though laid in common white mortar, and while the additional cost for the stain will be over one hundred dol- lors, yet it will be money well spent. FREQUENT HEADACHES A Sure Sign That the Blood is Watery and Impure. People with thin blood are much more subject to headaches than full- blooded persons and the form of anaemia that afflicts growing girls is almost always accompanied by headaches, together with disturbance of the digestive organs. Whenever you have constant or recurring headaches and pallor of the face, they show that the blood is thin and your efforts should rected toward building up your bl . A fair treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will do this effectively, and the rich red blood made by these pills will remove the headache. \ More disturbances to the health re caused by their blood than most people have any idea of. When your blood is impoverished, the nerves suffer from lack of nourishment, and you may be troubled with insomnia, neuritis, neuralgia or sciatica. Mus- cles subject ta strain are undernour- ished and you may have muscular rheumatism or lumbago. If your blood is thin and you begin to show symptoms of any of these disorders, try building up the = blood with/Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and as the blood is restored to its normal con- dition every symptom of the trouble will disappéar. There are more people who owe their present state | of good health to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills than to any other medicine, and most of them do not hesitate to say 80. You can get Dr. Williams' Pink | Pills through any dealer in medicine | or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from the Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. The dress-well part fis Spoied when then the act-well part is lost sight of or ignored. Sometimes you and 1 are hard fighters in order to protect wrong conyictions. e unjust family legislation of ldhood shows up to be just in ma- tyre years. Be a sort of buckboard for gossip, should it by chance be headed your way. FCZEMAE:: AEE Pe EEE Sd rm 1 ose dealers Toronto. Chase's all Chestnut Coke makes a nice fuel for summer use in a kitchen range. It burns to a clean ash, S. ANGLIN & GO. Woodworking Fuctury and Lumber Yards, Bay and Wellington Streets, KINGSTON, Ont. Office Phone 60. Factory Phone 14.8, MAXOTIRES ROYAL OAK TIRES AND TUBES. FREE AIR "The Home of the Maxotires" 284 ONTARIO STREET OUR SUCCESS MEANS WHAT? WE ARE GIVING REAL VALUE! OUR DESIGNS ARE ARTISTICI OUR SERVICE I8 GOOD! OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT! ARE YOU BNJOYING THESE FACTS ? A. D. HOLTON ¢ 280 PRINCESS 8 Extra Special Bargains SPECIAL LOT MEN'S BROGUE OXFORDS--BROWN CALF LEATHER. REGULAR PRICE $16.00 AND $14.00. WHILE THEY LAST .....icovvenns oom means on ommn =--$10.95 SPECIAL--MEN'S NEW 1920 STYLE OXF ORD S8--ALL STYLES AND SHAPES. REGULAR $10 and $12 STYLES. Now ... $7.05 herland & Bro. 'THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES | SPRING CLOTHES For Men And Young - Men : SMART NEW MODELS IN SPRING | SUITS AND TOP. COATS $25.00 to > $50.00 BEST WEARRC CLOTHE CLOTH VALUES TWEDDELL'S One Door Below Randolph Hotel, Gun Metal One Strap Pumps Misses' Gunmetal, One Strap Burini sizes [1t02...a............851.99 L Child's Gunmetal; One Strap Pump; Sizes 8 to 10} = threes nea il Infants' Gunmetal One Strap Pump; sizesdtol} .... .... ul... 81.50 \, H. JENNINGS