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Sydenham, Oct. 30.--Wesley hall | _ ked lo the doors on Friday | when the annual tea meeting 30 pie supper was held { S, & ofo o auspices of Grace Methodist |, They were 'much | The supper was scheduled to | the pupils, as it is) o'clock, §O many | n as this that will give | Te 4 = Up he fe The Wy V4 All7} ZI § z 26 "" 7 T'S economy to buy furniture covered * with Fabrikoid--it's money saved in first cost and upkeep, and: it's labor saved in the care of the furniture. For these reasons, insist that your furniture dealer supply you with Fabrikoid upholstery--insist that he re-cover old 'furniture with Fabrikoid. The long life and low cost of Fabrikoid save money. The fact that Fabrikoid does not stretch, tear or rot, that it does not absorb water or grease, saves money. The care of Fabrikoid-up- holstered furniture is a simple part of household duties. No beating, whisking or brushing--a - damp cloth--just something to remove surface dust--and Fa:rikoid is as clean as ever. \ And Fabrikoid gives thie home an atmosphere that is only obtained otherwise by expensive leather up- holstery. For the living room, the library, the den or smoking room, there is nothing that will equal Fabrikoid for furniture covering. Insist that your dealer supply | you with this upholstery when Liuy- ing new furniture or having the old re-upholstered. . Write us today for "Fabrikoid in the Home" : Canadian Fabrikoid Limited Head Office; Montreal Halifax Toronto Sudbury Winnipeg Vancouver i | | cams before this | tables w : | By balf-past six, the hall was begin- | | with difficulty the waiters were able | tive were well pleased that such a the first | re served slightly earifer. | ning to get more than comfortably | filled, and there was no delay in get- ting the pegple to fhe tables, usually two being ready to occupy one chair. Later on, the passages between the tables became so blocked that it was to move about. However, the execu lgtge crowd attended, as the success of the "gathering was thus ensured. All near-by points were well repre- sented in the audience, and a num- ber of students from Quben's were present, enlivening things by a few college yells, to which the high school Uoys DLeartily responded. Thanks to the dec ting committee, the hail presented a very attractive appear- ance, evergreen boughs, Jack O'Lan- terns, and lighted pumpkin faces be- ing conspicuously displayed. Shortly after eight thirty, the pas- tor, Rev. George Stafford, introduced the chairman of the evening, W. F. Nickle, K. C., ex-member of Parlia- ment for Kingston. The first number on the programme was announced as a vocal solo -by Mr. Fowler, a Queen's student. After this, Mr. Niec- kle gave an address, reviewing condi- Most of the motor cars in &) Canada to are up- holstered or topped with , Fabrikoid. Phone 1750. 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The national debt was large, being about two billion of dollars, and only thrift and economy of the Canadian "people would save this country from going deeper, and would help to pay off a part of it. The programme continued with or- chestral selections, cornet, trombone, and piano solos. The orchestra, com- posed of students from Queen's, ren- dered numbers which were much en- Joyed by the. audience." The cornet and trombone solos by Mr. Ross and Mr. Mahaffy, respectively, contribut- ed much of the pleasure of the even- ing to the listeners. Mr. Davidge de- monstrated by his selections that he was well acquainted with the piano. Next, the chairman introduced Rev. A. W. Stewart, Harrowsmith, who spoke for a short time. Rev. W. S. Lennon, chairman of the.Kingston district, was announced as the "heavy speaker" of the evening so, to live up to his reputation, he preached a ser- mon, but not the regular 'modern kind. This sermon was a negro one, preached during the early part of the last century, and was given as an ex- ample of the brilliant oratory of the time? hen he proceeded to his own speech, a discourse on philosophy. He sald that everyone had some philoso- phy, which was only one's views of lite, and it could be learned outside of a oollege. Appealing to the young men, he asked them to take a ser- fous view of life, and not to fling it away altogether in pleasure. He dis- puted the statement "All's well that ends well," stating that although we thought we had done well in making the Germans sign the armistice and peace treaty, yet the danger was not over, and would become -greater if Germany should recover too soon. The local Anglican minister, Rev. EK. G. Kirkpatrick, was present and was called upon to speak for a few minutes. As the last speaker of the evening, Rev. G. Stafford appeared. He confined his remarks. to -thank- ing all those who had taken part in the programme, and also those who had contributed by their efforts to make the affair a success. After "God Save the King" had been sung, the gathering dispersed. It is likely that the receipts will total over $200, 80 th 3 nothing to fear financially. slight sensation was caused on Friday morning at the public school, by a blaze breaking out through a register in the second room in charge of Mrs. Young. Water was quickly poured on it, and the flame was soon extinguished, The alarm was given, however, and a few of the citizens rushed up to the school prepared to fight the fire if it should prove ser- fous. The high school students just across the street. were notified and they also went hurriedly over to see what the commotion was about. No serjous damage was done, and inside "DANDERINE" Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty. A few cenus buys "Danderine." 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His death occurred sudden- ly after five days of pneumonia" De- ceased had heart trouble for the past fifteen months. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Green, North Crosby, where he was born fifty-seven years ago. He married in" 1900, Miss Amelia Harrison Clear Lake, who survives, also two children, Harold, seventeen years old, and Rhea, nine years. There also survive four brothers and two sisters, Benjamin, Berryton, Ansley, Newboro, James and Edward Har- lem, Mrs. William Hutchings, : Ed- monton, and Mrs. Joab Hutchings, Harlem. The late Hilliard Green was whole-hearted and had many warm friends, In politics he was a staunch Conservative, and in religion a Meth- odist. The funeral took place on Friday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock to Newboro Methodist church. The ser? vice was conducted by Rev. Mr. Bradford. The cortege was one of the largest geem here for years, showing the esteeffi in which the de- . of home baked food comes when second helping is offered. Tires Tires Tires | Try Our $17.00 Tire at W. H. COCKBURN & CO. Corner Wellington and Princess Street. Phone 216. ceased was held, The pall-bearers were: Felix Monally, Norman True- love, Charles Hull, Samuel Prit- chard. The body was buried in the family plot, Newboro. The friends who attended the funeral from a dis- tance were: Benjamin" Green and John Berry, Berryton; Mr. and Mrs. Kidd and family; Mr. and Mrs. El- mer Harrison, Gananoque; B. Deane and family, Ivy Lake, GODFREY NEWS BUDGET. Missionary Tells of His Work in North Saskatchewan. Godfrey, Oct. 30.--The threshing machines of E. Campbell, A. Kenyon and A. Leslie have been kept busy since early fall. Friends of this community were grieved to hear of the critical illness' of W. Kennedy, who is now in Smith's Falls. Miss Eva Craig, Verosia, called on friends here before leaving for Michigan. Mr. Wood preached in the Presby- terian church on Sunday evening, and gave an interesting account of hig work in North Saskatchewan, or- ganizing Sunday schools, Russel Gray, Smith's Falls, is spending holl- days with his mother, Mrs. J. Gray, after undergoing an operation for appendicitis. J. Beatty, Vancouver, is with his parents here. Miss Alice Giles and Miss Elsa Craig, attended the teachers' convention held in rn Sydenham. Miss Mildred Godfr Kingston General hospital, is spe ing some time at her home here. On Thursday evening a number of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Howes gathered at the home of F. Howes and welgomed them home from thelr honéynroon trip. A miscellaneous shower was given and all enjoyed & pleasant time. The banquet eld under the auspices of the ~--Orange lodge, Piccadilly, was largely attend- e C. D, Godfrey is at A. Manson Petworth; Mr. and Mrs. E: MoRarehs and Miss Helen, at James Hill's; B. J. Blaney and Miss M. E. Giles, visite ing friends in Colebrooke. 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