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[Either way, you get 16 ounces--a family supply ~of much better Jough 8 f up 3 hah read INA le od children love its x is a special and highly con centrated compound of genuine Nor: way pine extract, known the world over for its Promps healing effect upon the membranes. To avoid disappointment, ask your t for "21, ounces of Pinex SAI AL ALLS TTTYTeTeeY nteed to give ab- a y tisfaction or money prompt- refunded The Pinex Co., Toronto, ' AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Special attention given your family or friends going to or returning from the Old Country, Passports arranged _ For information and rates apply to iP, LEY, C.P. and T.A. C.N. Ry., Kingston, Ont. Office: Canadian National Railway, corner. Johnson and Ontario streets, Kingston, Ontario. Open Day and Night. PHONE 99 or 1433, outside' and within. with plenty of large windows, that room. does not need explanation. and three sides of each room. Cost about $9,200. Building Editor, The porches on either end of the house giv The roof is shingle stained a dark brown, and the bl windows add much character to the house. This house would be a comfortable home for the average family. Complete working plans and specifications of thishouse ma Refer to House *A-96. afford good light and air. - ell that extends to the rear. The layout of this house follows the Colonial type, with the main first floor rooms either side of a central hall and the kitchen and pantry placed in an The_house expresses simplicity This plan arrangement gives all rooms good exposure, that is, most of the rooms have three outside walls The large opening between the entrance hall and living-room practically makes these two spaces one es the front a broad appearance and the comfort they offer On the second floor are three bedrooms, two bathrooms and plenty of closets; all are compactly arranged There is good wall space in the bedrooms for all furniture, even though there are numerous windows on two An additional bedroom and bath are provided on the third floor, no plan of which is shown. A dormer on the rear of the house gives good light for the third floor rooms. . The laundry, coal storage and heater are arranged in the cellar. The exterior wall of the house is covered with shingles having a wide exposure; they are finished white. nds and shutters are an apple green. The small pane y be obtained from a nominal. sum from the AT CAMDEN EAST. Annual School Fair Was a Great Success, Camden East, Oct 4.--Mrs. King, Toronto, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Histed. Mrs. Hill, Water- town, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Card. Several from here at- tended the Odessa fair. Mre. Wil- liam Skinner, Toronto, arrived on Saturday last to spend a couple of weeks with relatives. The members of the Methodist Sunday school attended the Rally Day services at Newburgh church, where the members of Wesley, Strathcona and Newburg Sunday schools were also present. Misses Fearl and Cecelia Oster, of Notre Dame Convent, Kingston, were home for the week-end. Miss Bessie Sted- man has resumed her studies at Queen's University, Kingston. Mrs. Alvin Perry and daughter visited her sister, Mrs. Clarence Boulton. The re-cpening services of the Methodist church are fo be held on Sunday. October 14th, Rev, Dr. Lawson, of Verona, will be the minister . in charge. The annual school fair which 'was held on the schoo! grounds on October 2nd was larger and better than ever. The exhibits of fruit, vegetables and grain were exceed- ingly good for the dry weather. The SMALL BLAZE AT TAMWORTH. Allen Carscallen's Store Caught Fire But Was Soon Extinguished. Tamworth, Oct. 4.--Miss Ballan- tyne, Montreal, is visiting her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Mr. Haines intends to go to the old coun- try on a business trip. Calvin Shire has been visiting friends here after an absence of sixty years. Mr, Mec- Callum, of the Sterling Bank, is leav- ing for Toronto on his holidays. Mr. McLennon will relieve him. 'The school fair held on the school grounds was a great success. The baseball match with the Newburgh boys and the basketball game with the Napanee girls provided soms good sport. In the evening a motion picture show and musical concert was given in the community hall, which was largely attended. A large number from Napanee attended the Sunday school convention at New- burgh on Tuesday last, and report an excellent programme. Allen Carscal- len's store caught fire on Wednesday right, but the blaze was soon extin- and the damage will be slight. Quite a number from here attended the show at Arden on Tues- day last. A banquet was held in the community hall under the auspices of the Masonic Order and was largely attended. AT LEE VALLEY, Radio Concert Provided Fine Treat In Village Hall, Lee Valley, Oct. 3. -- A radio concert was given in the hall on Friday evening, by Mr. Jessop, of Sudbury.' Mr. Lee has had a new radio installed. , A very sad death occurred, when Mrs. Fenney passed away on Thurs- day morning, leaving to mourn, her husband and five small enfldren. The funeral took place here on Friday. Rev, 8. Littlewood preached the fun- eral sermon in the church. The Massey fall fair was well at- tended by people from Lee Valley and many took prizes on their ex- hibits. The young people remained in town for the dance In Lowe's Hall at night. Leon" McKnight, Mack Spencer, Tom Sexsmith and Fred Root motored to Sudbury, Saturday. Miss Rowse spent Saturday afternoon and Sunday as the guest of Marilda Root. On Sunday, visitors at D. Andrew's were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duncan, Massey; Eugene Cote, Espanola; and Miss Violet Kring. Bernard End- Dominion of Canada Bonds ---- New and Old Issues Bought or sold at clesest market prices We invite you fo use the Facilities of our office and organization, however small or large your requirements may be. Telephone Main 4280 or eall at 36 King Street West, Toronto, Telegrams and " long distance calls ot our expense. Wood, Gundy & Co. FROST'S CITY STORAGE Now has vacant two clean, dry, private rooms. (Your own lock and key.) PHONE 5326. 200-805 QUEEN STREET. 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If insured for $2,000 and less than $3,000--after such insurance has been in force for four years, and every fourth year thereafter, has been in force for three years, and every third year thereafter. If insured for $4,000 and less than $5,000--after such insurance has been in force for two years, and every second year thereafter. If insured for $5,000 and over after such insurance has been in force one year, and pyery year thereafter, Any policyholder, eligible for examination, may séeure the service by applying to the Head Office of the Mutual, 'The Institute will then be authorized to give the examination and the result will be absolutely copfidential between the Institute and the policyholder, oo own se fs Toe se se ses fw se one THE MUTUAL LIFE of Canada: Waterloo, Ontario ress was also home. from Worthing ton, Miss Pearl Sexsmith was a Sunday visitor at Mr. MecMillan's. Bernard Andress, Harold Hunt, Miss Rowse, Miss Hunt and Miss M. Root spent Sunday evening listening to a sermon over the radio at Mr. Lee's. manual training exhibits, drawing, cooking and sewing all deserve t praise. Much enthusiasm was shown | over the parades by five different | schools. The winners were as fol] the service rendered by the Health to Mutual Life policyholders, Policy number if os of Te Foon soos explal Institute of New < NaS comission 7k; apd now second prize, Camden East, teachers, Miss A. Willson and Mrs. Fairburn; were driving contests, races, singing, and reciting contests. There were third prize, Bicknell's Corners, tea | .{ cher, Miss Bigford; 4th prize, Coles | brook, teacher, Miss M. Hill. There | splendid x of live stock. Errel Spencer called at W. Hunt's on Sunday. t a ect. _ It is not generally known that a b AL NT) Ta 1 NE) 7 ON Street Address, mmpypmmemesinmpomopmess City oF Post Office EX ah ------ Lah NS La LY J Fan) ) \ 5 J 2am A \ La AN) J 7 a Y TTIBO0 0 © LR