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~~ MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1920, NERVES ML GONE T0 PIECES *Frutadves" Conguered Nervous Prostration R. R. No.4, Giszsr Praixs, Man, *In the year 1910, I had Nervoms " Pvostration in its worst forms @ropping from 170 to 115 pounds. The dociors had mo hope of my Meovery, and every medicine I tried Proved useless until a friend induced Meo to take "Fruit-a-tives". I began to mend almost at onoe, ud never had such good health as 1 Save enjoyed the past eight years. Tem never without * Fruii-a-tives® #8 Zhe house". JAS. S. DELGATY. 80¢. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 250, At all dealers or sent postpaid by From The Countryside, FRONTENAC BUNKER'S HILL. J Aug. 19.--Rain is greatly needed ere. Pastures are drying up. There ire no blackberries on account of the ry, hot weather. H. Arket, Welling- on, attended a meeting here Sun- lay last. Mrs. J. W. Babcock, Mrs. A. McGowan and Miss Ruth, also Mrs. iuy Timmerman and 'son Percy, are visiting friends at Smith's Falls. 'tella . McGowan called on Mabel Hoppins Sunday last. Leta Babcock, Verona, is at T. Babcock's, The peo- ule of this place are not very well pleased with the mail sgrvice. PARHAM. Aug. 18-----Mr. and Mrs, E. Walker, Calabogie, and Mr, and Mrs. T. Mec- \ ° Maxim Storage Battery Heavy Duty---Longest Life--Lesst Trouble--Wonderful Endurance MADE IN 'CANADA, PALMER COR. BAGOT AND QUEEN. All makes tested, cha rged and repaired. EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT THE GREAT BARGAINS AT J. B. ABRAMSON'S I wil] offer pure White Table Linen at sacrifice price. Table Linen, worth $1.35 for Also $2.50 a yard for At 85,00 a yard for heavy weight. Price reg/ $2.00 a yard. Sale Price 'oweling--1 piece only. Price 48e. ale Bleached Cotton, small am 48e. a yard. Sale Price ,... Ladlew Pa rice .. Sale B50c. to $2.00 ummer Underwear veo 80c. JOS. B. ABRAMSO Men's, Boys' and L adies' Wear Store 257 PRINCESS STREET, PHONE 1487. Farmer-Banker Alliance You go to your latvyer for legal advice: « the doctor for medical advice; 'why not to The Merchants Bank for financial advice ? If you want a loan to buy cattle, hogs or equipment--if you want information as to how to invest money--come to those who make a business of financial matters, and | THE Head Officés Montreal. OF CANADA N dry 4 uth FARHAN, VERONA AND ARDEN BRANCHES, . J. W. McCL ONT, ncy a. Mountain Grove open Fridays. Deport Bowes to rent at Kingston Branch. are in' a position to give you sound and impartial advice. MERCHANTS BANK Established 1864. H. A. Manager, THE DAILY BRITISH Cumber, Verona, at W. L. Goodfel- low's; Mr. and Mrs. Morogan and. Claud Percy at Verona; George Card, Cobalt, is at hore; Miss Hazel Wa- | gar at home tor her holidays; Mrs. {<Bain and baby, Crow Lake, at the parsonage visiting Miss Brown; Miss Mildred Adair at A. B. Howe's; Mr. and Mrs. Kirkham, M. Cronk's; Ella Card at home; Mrs. S. McCulla at Elmer McCulla's. Quite a number from here attended the celebration | at Tichborne on the 12th. Miss Luel- {la Smith at G. A. Smith's, 'Ladies t-Ald was held at Mrs. Frank Wagar's on 'Wednesday. LAKE OPINIOON. Aug. 18.--Rain is badly needed in this vicinity as everything is get- ting very dry. A number of people in this neighborhood are having wells drilled. A few from here at- tended the picnic at Blair's Settle-| ment on Thursday last. Mrs. Tay- ior, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Snyder and little son have returned to their home in New York after spending the past two weeks among relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. H. Buck and Mr. and Mrs, BE. Ennis are recent visitors at C. Ennis' Miss Mabel Darling left last Tuesday for Lev- ack where she has secured a posi- tion. W. and R. Gamble called on friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Best and family spent Sunday at F. Best's. FOREST. Aug, 20.--~The farmers are nearly through harvesting. They report the grain crop good. Jack Eller- beck and Owen Fitzferald started for the Northwest on Monday. Miss Jennie Fitzgerald has gone to Rock- wood as nurse-in-training. Mildred Moreland is improving very much after her operation. The stork left a baby girl, at Norman Curl's. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mec- lean spent the weekend at C. Eller béck's, as also did Mrs. Dr. Lock- hart and family. Mr. and Mrs, Eller- beck spent a day recently, visiting friends at Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. William. Vandoughant at Mr. Moore's. T. J. Offered, Cobourg, at C. OConnmor's; Mr. and Mrs. M. Cummings, at B. Harringan's; Miss Lemon at Mr. Cummings'. LELAND. Aug. 19--The weather of the past week has been extremely hot, the thermometer registering as high as 94 degrees in the-shade. Thomas Teepell and son "and A.' Cameron motored form Syrdcuse, N.Y. and spent the week-end with friend: | here. Mrs. Fobister and daughter Gladys, Kingston, are at H. Kellar's. Miss Wilhemina Lake, Battersea, is visiting friends here. Floyd Smith and Clifford Kellon have gone to Saskatchewan on the harvest excur- sion. Walter Kellar, who has bgen laid up with quinsy, is able to out again. Elwood Keruish has the measles. Mr. and Mrs. J. Young and children are at E. Johnson's. W. Young has purchased the Glass pro- perty and has moved in. Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter, Kingston, are visit- ing here this week. HOLLEFORD. Aug. 17.--The farmers are about through harvesting. The threshing outfit operated by H. Campbell and J. Carleton is at work. Fred Reid and family have moved to Harrow- smith. The Farmers' Co-operative, Harrowsmith, sent another car load of cattle to Toronto, by F. G. Bab- cock of this place. A. Clark and fam- ily, Sydenham, have moved into one of G. T. Babcock's houses, formerly occupied by J. Deline. Mrs. T. Trous- dale, Sterling, spent a week with friends here. E. Reid and family Murvale, and Mrs. Huntley, Water- town, N.Y., spent Sunday at G. H. Reid. Fred Martin, ill for some time is improving. Mrs. D. Shay and chil- dren, Watertown, N.Y,, after visit- ing at G. Shay's, have gone to visit relatives at Perth Road, before re- turning to theit home. They were accompanied to Perth Road by Mr. and Mrs, G. Shay and daughter Nina, Mrs, BE. Smith, and son Clifford, Belleville, formerly of this place, are renewing acquaintances here. Rain is very much ndeded. Lennox & Addington MILILHAVEN. Aug. 18.--The Misses Etta May, Sterling and Thelma Lillian Sterling spent a pleasant birthday on Friday August 13th, their natal day coming on the same day and month. Both received many pretty presents and wishes for many. more birthdays. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Chase, Watertown, N.Y., Miss Genevieve Chase, Oswego, N.Y., Mr, and Mrs. Petman, Guelph, Ont., Mr. and Mrs. Petman have returned 'pard, Kingston, is visiting at P. Grif- IN England you will find men everywhere smoking Player's Navy Cut Cigarettes with the same keen enjoyment as they do here! Over in Australia, the sailor in the lifebuoy is a very familiar character, and there, too, PLAYER'S are universally enjoyed. : "There can «quality ! be only one reason That is why men prefer PLAY ZRS % od 8 "per patkage ' Iwo Lor" children, Perth, are spending a few weeks with Mrs. J. Duncan, Dalhou- sie, Lake. Miss M. Duncan, nurse-in- training, Kingston, returned to the city after a couple of weeks holidays here and in Drummond. Miss Shep- fen"s, the lake. Miss Jessie McLaren, Elphin, spent last week with her friend, Miss Lena Harper. J. Jack- man, Perth, with a party of friends are spending 4 \few days at J. Le- gary"s. The boys who took in the excusion Monday for the west were J. and Lindsay Duncan, J. MeKin- non M. and Lorne McLelland, P. Mec- Dougal, E. McDonald, W. Fair, R. and J. Kring. FALLBROOK € : Aug. 19--The grain is almost completely gathered in and the farm- ers report a splendid yield. Rain is much needed as the gardens and pastures are drying up. Quite a large class of women and girls are atttend- ing the .lectures given by Miss Pert i8 visiting friends in Michigan. Mrs. and Mrs. Manley Thompson left Wednesday for Flint, Mich., by way of Niagara Falls, They are motoring the distance. A. E. Fletcher, return- ed from Hamilton with another car. Elizah Thompson's big sale of ma- chinery, stock, ete., takes place Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lloyd and family motored to Bannockburn, Thursday. Huckleberries are getting scarce and few are being shipped now. Lit- tle Hazel Thompson and brother Clarence are -visiting Mrs. Harve Fuller, near Picton. Miss Estella Smith, Belleville, is spending her va- cation here with her mother. Mrs. Mervin Newton is with her parents. A number of young people spent Sunday at Bon Echo. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Stonness have returned to West port after a short stay at C. C.} Thompson's. Miss Elsie Cummings is again clerking at C. C. Thomp- son's, Mrs. Geo. 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The people are very sorry tj [Biter visiting friends in Fallbrook. | Harriet Woodcock. Car, mother, Mrs. Thomas Parfit. E Baur that Borin By a Mrs. Bruce, Montredl, is visiting at| Clayton Cole had the 'misfortune Mrs. Hayes, Watertown, N.Y. |8hier is finishing E. Thompson's closed. Many of the farmers have |Der brother's F. Gallagher's. Mr. | to bfeak his arm while cranking his!!s spending a few weeks with her' store. | commenced threshing. and-Mrs. J. Carnegle, Pilot Mound, | "a -- . _|are visiting their many frienls in ¥ this vicinity. 400d looks, sound teett., - LEEDS ------ www : v i y 0 eager appetite and Eo Nortbrook Ave: 33--Besait : >a a SH 17 --Th t weather prevailé and farmers are wi 'digestion oth hes nis, 8. Hu Tae a fast finishing their harvest. Mr. and ne Pp andl © favor-| yrg Oris Cole and family had a sale i 8 ig beet rot all Hoek, machinery, firaiture, : , hary » ete., an ve gone w or a few / ace. "Spencer moths, C. Th is fro * re. C. C. Thompson is home from gaged oS Jelpet Kingston General Hospital where ao, d 9 Soe slie was seriously ill with inflamma- ht TB a tion. Mrs. Thompson is gaining nice- ie Ast at Bed- ly. A wee baby boy came to stay at 1 £ th the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward uspices of the | pogley's. J. L. Lloyd sold a car to | last. Arian Joseph Miller and another to Fred pas avs Wood 'this week. Mrs. Steve Sedore r. and Mrs. gp. _¢ s | Blue Garages, Liiaited i : ;