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FIX-A-TEAR Repairs a Hole or Tear Instantly ~'m rubber and waterproof cloth --Hot Water Bottles. «Bicycle or Motor Car Tires. ~Garden Hese. y ~-- Rubbers. ~Footballs. ~Umbrellas. Curtains. Canvas. ~-3hoe Linings, etc. A wonderful repair outfit 33 CENT® For sa.» at all Drug Stores, or &t Best's Drug Store 124 Princess St. Keeley Jr., M.0.D.0. Insure Against After Regrets by Using Glasses Prescribed, Made and Fitted by Keeley Jr., M.0.D.0. The optometrist of to-day to do good work must not only be equipped with the best mechan- jcal apparatus but must have that knowledge in its use WHICH ONLY LONG EXPERI ENCE CAN GIVE. Jt is this combination of mind and machinery of experience and equipment that makes Keeley's service unique in Kingston. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG FINEST CUT GLASS i ka MW Murland. i land. ll George Hunter, G. i} J. Garrett. i pose): The Ston Storrington Fair Prize List The following are the prize win- ners at the Storrington Agricultural Fair held at Inverary, Sept. 18th: : Horses. . Draft stallion: John: Alery. Brood mare (roadster): William | Brood mare (draft): Brood mare (general purpose) : Cochrane, Willlam Mur- | Leatherland, A. Two year old colt (roadster): wil- {liam Murland. Two year old colt (draft): William | Murland. | Two year old colt (general pur- William Murland, first and | second. Two year old colt (draft):T. Ar- || thur. Clear White and Beautifully cut Bowls Berry Sets Sherbet Glasses Water Sets Vases Flower Baskets Jelly Dishes, etc. All marked at very reasonable prices. SMITH BROS. Jewelers - Limited 850 King Street Estabjished 1840. Car Owners Let us drive that knock from Fou motor, by burning the carbon fro the cylinders. You il ge get more mies and power on less SR 5 CENTS ly ov LINDER KINGSTON'WELDING SHOP 43 PRINCESS STREET. "Hard" water is due to the pre- | 'sence of calcium compounds. reserving Time NOW IS THE TIME to put in your supply of Granite- ware. We have a well-assorted stock on hand and at a very low price--prices which will make you feel happy with your purchase. ==Granite Tea Pots. | «Granite Sauce Pans. «Granite Wash Bowls. ~--Preserving Kettles, Pudding Pans. Granite Water Kettles. - ~Large Granite Spoons. | This Sale Opens at 9 a.m. Tuesday and it pill continue till Thursday at 5.80 p.m. providing goods last. Everything marked in plain figures. » | MGKELVEY & BIRCH, LTD. THE BIG BUSY HARDWARE Te» W. A. MITCHELL, Manager Hardware Department. PHONE. 2o°. - BROCK STREET Bed Room Furniture We are showing some very fine designs in Bedroom Furniture. These suites are "made of the best Black Walnut and Ma- 1 hogany and are composed of the following pieces. LL The popular Vanity Dresser, fitted with three large mirrors and six drawers (three on each side). The Chiffrobe contains three linen "drawers and three standard deep drawers. A Bed, with square or round cornered foot board. A Bench for Vanity Dresser. A Low ' Rocker and a straight backed Chair. | Wem ey shen we he stock is large fl 1.F. Barison Co, Lid. ---------- _ Phone 2 | G. Keil. | Colt of 1920, (draft): Willlam !Murland. Colt of 1920 (roadster): Murland. Colt of 1920 (general purpose): Hunter, William Murland, F. S. Ferguson. : Team (draft): William F. 8. Ferguson, H., | Team (general purpose): William Murland, T. Arthur, A. J. Garrett. Carriage team (15% hands and over): C. Simkins. Buggy horse (153% hands and over): Dr. Freeman, W. J. Arthur, F. S. Ferguson. Buggy horse (15% hands and under) : H. Keil, H. Dixon, E. Thomp- on. Saddle horse: Melville Patterson. Leaping horse: F. S. Ferguson, Melville Patterson, A. Tye. Holstein Cattle (Pure Bred.) Bull, 2 years and over:F. S. Fer- guson, C. O. Drader. Bull calf, 1920: C. O. Drader, C. Drader. Milch cow: George Leatherland, F. S. Ferguson. Two year { Leatherland. One year old heifer: C. O. Drader, 0. old heifer: George George Leatherland. | Calf of 1920: C. O. Drader, C. O. "Drader. { Grade Cattle. Milch cow: George Leatherland. | Two year old heifer: George | Leatherland. | One year |Leatherland. Heifer calf, 1920: D. Coombe. old heifer: George Pure Bred Ayreshire Cattles Ball, 2 years and over: Steven | Knight Bull 'calf of 1920: Steven Knight. Milch cow: Steven Knight, One year old heifer: Knight. Calf of 1920: Steven Knight. | Steven Long Wool Sheep (Pure Bred). Ram, 1 year and over: George {Leatherland. Ram lamb | Leatherland. Breeding ewe {George Leatheriand | third). | Shearling ewe: George Leather- {land (1st, 2nd and 3rd). Ewe lamb, 1920: George Leather- {land (1st, 2nd and 3rd). of 1920: 'George lambs: 2nd and having (1st, Long Wool Sheep (Grade). Breeding ewe: George Leather- {land (1st, 2nd and 3rd). | Ewe lamb 1920: George Leather- {land (1st, 2nd and 3rd). | Short Wool Sheep (Pure Bred)e | Ram, 1 year and over: H. Keil, P. Edwards. Ram lamb 1920: P. Edwards, H. | Keil. Breeding ewe:: Keil. Shearling ewe: H. Keil. Ewe lamb 1920: P. Edwards, H. P. Edwards, H. Short Wool Sheep (Grade). Breeding ewe: P. Edwards, H. Shearling ewe: H. | Kell. P. Edwards, | Hogs (Pure Bred). | Yorkshire, Tamworth, Chester, | White, best boar of 1 year and over: {P. Kelly. Brood sow, 1 year and | George Leatherland, H. Keil, { Kelly. Sow of 1920: P.. Edwards (1st and {2nd). Bacon hog: P. Edwards (1st and 2nd). Set of horse shoes: W. D. Bartels. Clevices: W. D. Bartels. over: P. Poultry. Turkeys of 1920: H. Lyon. Turkeys, aged: H. Lyon. Geese: C, Stolks. Ducks: J. Taylor, D. Coombe. Wyandotte fowls: George WebL. Barred Rock: George Webb. Orpingtons: H. Keil (1st and 2nd). A. 0. V. Wyandotts: H. ii 'White Leghorns: H. Kel Rhode Island Reds: H. "etl (1st "FREEZONE" Lift Off Corns! No Pain! Doesn't hurt a bit.! Drop a little Freezone on an ching corn, instant- ly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fing- ers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irrita- | therland, H. Lyon, D. Coombe. A. 0. V. fowls: H. Kell. Dairy Products and Bread. Ten pounds butter: T. K. Mec- | Knight, D. Coombe. 1 1b. prints: T. Coombe. Cheese : A. Kent. > Home made bread : J. Taylor, Geo. Cronstein, W. D. Bartelo. Buns: Geo. Leatherland, D.: Coombe. : Plain cookies : - D. Coombe, { Loney, Ed. Cochrane. x 'Pumpkin pie : C. Loney, Dennee, H. Lyon. Sponge cake : Ed. Cochrane. Vegetables, canned : K. McKnight, D. E. C. E. F. C. Loney, H. Lyon, Georze Lea- Tomato catsup : George Leather- {'land, T. K. McKnight, Ed. Cochrane. Canned Fruit and Flowers. Raspberry vinegar : H. Lyon, E. | Cochrane, D. Coombe. Maple 'syrup : E. Lyon, J. Taylor. Jelly : H. Lyon, E. Cochrane, G. Leatherland. Colection of canned fruit : George Leatherland, D. Coombe, H. Lyon. Collection of pickles : H, Lyon, D, Coombe, G. Leatherland. Geraniums : George Leatherland, E. F. Dennee. House plants: land, E. F. Dennee. Asters : H. Lyon, G. Leatherland, E. F. Dennee. Winter apples : H, Lyon, Phil Ed- ward., G. Leatherland. Fall apples : H. Lyon, George Lea- therland. Pears : H. Lyon. Cluster grapes . Lyon. White potatoes: P. Edwards, T. McQuaters, W. D. Bartelo. Red potatoes : T. McQuarters, C. Loney, C. Stolks. Carrots : H. Lyon, G. Leatherland, E41. Cochrane. Blood beets : G. Leatherland. Sugar. beets : Cochrane. Turnips : Cochrane. : Mangold wortzel : E. Cochrane. \ Cabbage : E. Cochrane, H! Lyons. Cauliflower : G. Leatherland, P. Edwards, H. Lyon. | Celery : P. Edwards. Pumpkin : P. Edwards. { Squash : H. Lyon, D. Coombe, P. Edwards. Tomatoes : Lyon. Ensilage corn : G. Leatherland. | Collection of vegetables : P. Ed-| wards, G. Leatherland, H. Lyon. | Corn : J. Taylor. Cochrane, H. George Leather- TTT P. Edwards, H. D. Coombe, H. Lyon, P. Edwards, E. George Leatherland, BE. Phil Edwards, G. Leatherland, H. Grain Seeds. Fall wheat: H. Lyon, Fall corn : J. Taylor. Fine Arts and Fancywork. Crayon drawing: P. Edwards. Painting on satin or silk: D.| Coombe, G. Leatherland, H. Lyon. | Specimen of landscape oil color : D. | Copmbe, G. 'Webb. Painting in| water color : H. Lyon. Tatting: C. | O. Drader, C. Loney, G. Leather- land. Fancy tea bag : C. Loney, D. | Coombe, H. Lyon. Sofa cushion : D, | Coombe, H. Lyon, C. Loney: ' Pair slippers, crochet or knitted : G.| Leatherland, D. Coombe. Worsted work : H. Lyon, C. Loney, J. Tay- lor. Crochet work : C. Loney, Coombe. Coronation braiding : Loney, H. Lyon, P. Edwards, Collec- | tion of knitted edging : C. Loney, G. Leatherland. Table doylies in cot- ton : D. Coombe, C. Loney. Ladies" underwear : George Leatherland, D. | Coombe. Table mats : D, Coombe, | H. Lyon, C. Loney. Fillet crbchet piece : C. Loney, G. Leatherland. | Irish crochet piece: C. Loney, D.! Coombe, H. Lyon. Dresser cover, | washable : C. Loney, D. Coombe, H. | Lyon. Ribbon sewn embroidery : P. | Edwards, D. Coombe. Center piece, embroidery, white: C. Loney. Center piece, colored : P. Edwards, | George Leatherland, J. Taylor. Bed room towels, crochet: C. Loney, D. Coombe, C.'O. Drader. Library table | runner, waghable : G, Leatherland, H. Lyon, C. Loney. Table doylies in silk : C. Loney, Embroidery in cot-| ton : C. Loney, H. Lyon, G. Leather- | land. Eyelet embroidery : C. Loney, | D .Coombe, P. Edwards. Shadow em- broidery, C. Loney, H. Lyon. Roman | embroidery : C. Loney, Wallichian embroidery : C. Loney. Point lace : G. Leatherland. Table linen : wards. Handanger embroidery : C Loney. Burnt woodwork : therland. Five o'clock tea cloth : C. Loney, G, Leatherland. Tea 'cosey : C. Loney, D. Coombe. Handker- chiefs : C. Loney, George Leather- land. Ornamental needlework: C. Loney. Collection of ladies' fancy- work : D. Coombe, C. Loney, H. Lyon. Punch work embroidery : C. Loney, G. Leatherland. Center piece embroidery : C. Loney. Hand em- broidery towels: H. Lyon. Hand embroidery pillowcover : C. Loney. Table cloth and napkin embroider- ing : D, Coombe. Ladies' Useful Work. Quilt, patch work, C. Loney, Geo. Leatherland, H. Loney. Quilt, log cabin woollen, C. Loney. Quilt, knit- ted, Geo. Leatherland. Quilt, crazy, H. Lyon, P. Edwards, J. Taylor. Quilt, crochet, Geo. Leatherland, H. Lyon, J. Taylor. Quilt, quilted, hand made, J. Taylor. Comforter, home- made, Leo Letherland. Ladies' mit- tens, Geo. Leatherland, H. Lyon. Gentlemen's mittens, Geo. Leather- land, J. Taylor, H. Lyon. Rag mat, C. Loney, Geo. Leatherland, J. Tay- lor. Mat, yarn, H, Lyon, C. Loney, J. Taylor. Collection of ladies' use- ful work, H. Lyon, D. Coombe, J. Taylor. Mens' socks, J. Taylor, Geo. Leatherland. Ladies' stockings, J. Taylop, H. Lyon. Button holes, white wear, H, Lyon. Darning on woollen socks, BE. F. Demee, D. Coombe. Soap, J. Taylor, D: Coombe. Shirt, J. Taylor. White shirt, home-made, H. Lyon. 8) on Horses. Draft stallion, John Allery. Single turnout, lady driver, T. Ritchie. Three-year-old colt, T. Arther. Car- riage team, 15% and under, Wil- fiam Murland. General purpose 'team, William Murland. Single driv- er owned by farmers' wife, T. Rit- chie. Draft. team, F. S,_ Ferguson. Brood mare, T. Arther. General purpose, two-year-old colt, William Murland. Walking team, William Murland. General purpose colt, 1920, George Hunter. mss tion. and 2nd), ~ Specials on Cattle. Herd of pure breed cattle, S. Knight | never CT P. Ed- | G. Lea-| J 1 ett = J) PROBS : Wednesday, fair and warm. 000 AY £ = Eg = = = B= a The Formal Presentation of TheNew F all Modes Millinery, Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists and Yardage Goods Occnpies the centre of attraction for all smart women. The showings this year are if anything more attractive than any open- ing display ever offered heretofor --in quantity, quality and most no- ticeably in a marked lowering of c ost--our prices averaging at least 20% less than for the same period last year, while the assortments are much broader. WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF INVITING YOUR INSPECTION FOR TO-MORROW. Best milk cow (grade), George Leatherland. Herd of grade cattle, George Leatherland. One years' subscription to the Daily Brit- ish Whig. Calf of 1920, S. Knight. Pure breed calf of 1920, C. O. Drad- er. Best pure breed bull, F. 8. Ferg- uson, 2 Specials on Sheep. Ram and three of his get, George Leatherland. Pure breed ram, Geo. Leatherland. Best fat sheep, Phil Ed- wards. Knight. Specials on Hogs, Tamworth bacon hog, H. Kiel Best Yorkshire pure bred sow, P. Edwerds. Brood sow, George Leath- erland. Boar, any pure breed, P. Kelly. Best sow of 1920, P. Ed- wards. Bacon hog, any other breed than Tomworth, P. Kelly. Specials On Poultry. Best hen at show, H. Keil; pair dressed fowl, D. Coomb; pair of Buff Orpington chickens, H. Keil Pair Barred Rocks, H. Keil. Specials on Dairy Products and Bread White cheese, A. Heat. . Gelored Files. rout. a pet =PILEST u Oiatment wit reilevs you at Conc fri en = fs peat fasting Senet ox. 3 a. 3 ia ox treet on meetin cheese, A7"Kent. Butter, T. K. Mc Knight. Home made bread, T. McWaters. Home made bread, Geo. Leatherland, Home made bread, Geo. Leatherland. Home made bread, H Lyons. Home made bread, J. Taylor. Home made bread, Ed. Cochrane. Layer cake, J. Taylor. Layer cake, D. Coombe. Eggs, Geo. Webb. Maple sy- rup, Ed. Cochrane, Buns, Ed. Coch- rane. Collection of pickles, H. Lyons. Collection canned fruits, George Lea- therland. Specials on Flowers. Gereniums, George Leatherland. Collection of cut flowers, G. Leather- land. Asters, H, Lyon. Specials on Vegetables. Cillecpion of vegetables, P. Ed- wards. Cauliflower, H. Lyon. White potatoes, P. Edwards. Red potatoes, | Thos. McWaters. Collection of apples, Geo, Wabh. Ensilage corn, G. Leather | lan Specials on Grain and Seeds, Fall wheat, H. Lyon. Sweet corn, P. Edwards. Specials in Fine Arts. | Collection of fancy work, D. Coombe. Battenburg lace, C. A. Dra- der. Ladies useful work collection, | BH. Lyon. Knitted useful articles, Geo. | Loney Bartels Leatherland. Crochet work, C. Hand made porteries, W. D, on. Painting in oil, D. Coombe. Col- the second day of our formal presentation of the newest Fall modes. Steacy's - = "The Woman's Store of Kingston." SAREE CA Limited A Paris Chemist Has Discov~ - ered How to Grow Hair. In Paris the ladies have entirely abandoned wearing rates, which is due entirely to this new discovery. It has been proven that certain herbs contain ingredients that will positively grow hair. That they con- Tain "this lotig-Tooked-for article 1s proven every day. The French are now placing ox the market a preparation containing the extract from herbs and leaves, which is having a phenomenal sale. This preparation is called" DEL~ MAY'S FRENCH HAIR TONIC" and is being sold with a guarantee to re- move dandruff and to grow hair in abundance. Being daintily perfum- ed, DELMAY'S FRENCH HAIR | TONIC" makes a most pleasant dress~ | ing, and is sold by your druggist. | Price $1.00 a bottle. Sold at Bar- | gent's Drug Store. { NN NN NNN NNN | crayon painting, P. Edwards, Rib- { bon work, P. Edwards. Plain hemsti= { teying, D. Coombe. Fancy work dons in 1920, C. Loney. The Ladies winning the most first prizes: C. Loney. Pencil drawing, G. | Leatherland. | Have you ever done your sewing by {| Electricity. Let our demonstrator | show you how. Read the Newman Pure vinegar and spices il Pick~ Bs | on painting in water color, H. Ly-| Electric Coy's ad. lection of fine arts, G. Leatherland. ering,