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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Vi JARS 30. & 60c.~TUBES S0e.~At all Drug Stores Piano Tuning, Repairing and § Player Plano Adjusting. Norman 'H. Butcher, 27 Pine street. ¥: , "PHONE 134. ~ DR. A.W.WINNETT | DENTAL SURGEON {Dorner of Johnson and Wellington | © BSitreets. Telephone 568. For Méviag of iy GHT, ITURE, SAFES PIANOS CARTHAGE and STORAGE UF a EVERY DESCRIPTION Transfer Co. | BVENINGS 2331. WR McRae & Co. Golden Lion Block You tall good coul by w fosne the sat: Ban it to you. ton we stand sell, with our Suaran- teo--as good as gold, BOOTH & CO. 'Phone 183; Grove lun Yards Ww i rm, the time to get your J ents, Camp and Cots at rock bot- : Phone 316 Buggies and Saddle Horses BUS FOR CATARAQUI CEMETERY Daily except Monday and Saturday at 1.45 p.m. KINGSTON AND DISTRICT Ship Stock to Kingston. The Laliaw Brothers and Geo. VaaPatter, Aylmer, Ont. shipped twelve pure-bred Holstein cows from their herds to a breeder at Kingston, j%o form the foundation for a pure- bred herd. ------ Was Il Several Months. The fumeral of the late George Shorey was held in the Methodist church, §drathcons, on Wednesday. After several months of lingering imess hq passed away at Weston hospital. Dr. Chown in England. Rev. Dr. 8. D. Chown, superinten- fll] dent of the Methodist Chureh in f | Wilanson & Welwo | i] 30 Montreal Street. 'Phone 21055 I! | | | | Meat Store Opp. YM.C.A. | Phone 1876. By and by never comes. Canada, has sailed for England, || partly as a vacation trip, and part- i] ly to bring fraternal greetings to the MEN'S WORKING HOSE We were lucky to De able to pur: chase a limited quantity of men's working hose at a low price which We are going to pass on to you as long as they last for 17 cents a pair. The Lion Clothing Co. Historical Relics. One of the features of the Carle- ton Place centenary is the exhibition of historical relics in the town hall, which consists of a really wonder ful collection of odd heirlooms, books, coins and other reMcs dating back as far as 200 years. It includes the first furniture ever built in Lanark county and Bibles which date back to the eighteenth century. Back To The Farm. Neil Stewart has purchased the farm owned by John Waddell, Apple- ton, and-ie taking possession imme diately. Mr. Stewart sold his farm at Ashton four years ago and has since been living in Carleton Place, but the "Ture of the land" was too strong for him and he goes back to it. This farm is better kmown as the property of the late Andrew Hous- ton. hit by an automobile as he was cross- log Bridge street and as he emerg- ter, Mrs. Effie L. Hart, at the age of eighty-eight years, eight months and eleven days. After the death of her husband, Henry Storms, she ,moved to Joltette, N.D., to be near her children, who reside there. The remains were taken to Hamilton, N.D., for interment. There are left four children, Mre. M. D. Asselstine, Arthur D. Storms, Miss Nettie _ / 740 TTT Al Four (Urs a sons ; AINE mE O'Brian-Sutherland Wedding. The marriage was solemnized in Knox Church, Lancaster, of Jessie Margaret, elder daughter of Rev. Dr. abd Mrs. H. C. Sutherland, Lan- caster, and Robert Brock O'Brian, was performed by the bride's father. Miss Dorothy Jeam Suthérland was Choice Western Meats|. GROCERIES AND FRESH VEGETABLES, J. T.EVES 171 RAGLAN ROAD Phone 2680, BEAN IENRENE EEN Early Morning Vigour Right Through the Day retain the vigour of earlymorning right through these warm summer days you must select your foods care- You must avoid foods which are difficult to digest--which consume more energy in their assimilation than they actually supply to the body. Grape-Nuts is a food which is easy to digest, its highly concentrated nourish- ment easily taken up by the body. Grape-Nuts is made from the essential "elements of whole wheat and malted fully. GRAPE-NUTS RAISIN PIE ¥% cup Nuts, 3 ¢ 1% cups brown sugar, 2 cups hot water, ¥; cup vine- gar, 3 tablespoons butter. Mix in order gi and cook for 10 mint. Cool. Put into a paste-lined plate and cover with trips of paste, ed half an inch «0 to Trim and strip of paste around the edge. Bake about min. 40 utes. 'The oven should be hot for the first 15 half-inch a lattice top. neatly, moisten with a half-inch utes and then the heat should be barley. A long process of baking con- centrates all the food value in a readily assimilated form. (These Carbohy- drates, along with phosphorus and iron, form 75 per cent of Grape-Nuts. They are a most necessary diet. They are They are builders of, ¢runchy Grape: Crisp, of the daily hly energizing. bone and muscle, Nuts forms a most deli- cious summer-time breakfast. Serve it to- morrow morning with or cream and p ; per. haps a little sugar. Four teaspoonfuls is sufficient for a : Costs 1¢ per serving. - Your grocer has it. reduced. This recipe will persons. serve six A GREAT BARGAIN IN YOUNG MEN'S SUITS We are clearing every summer suit we have in etock which just covers the cost of the material, These sults' are going for $11.95. They sol regular for $18, $20 and $22 and are suitable for fall and winter wear. You will never get a chance like this again, so be sure and get one. The Lion Clothing Co. Deéath of Mrs. J. Munroe, On Saturday last Mrs. John Mon- roe died at the home of her deugh-' ter, Mrs. F, D. Allport, Cobourg. Two cases were tried at Sharbot Lake on Wednesday before W. L. Allison, Wolfe Island, and A. Gray, of Sharbot Lake. An American oitl zen who is camping there was let go on suspended sentence on a charge of stealing a rifle, the property hav- ing been restored and costs paid, but he was fined $10 and costs for being intoxicated. A Parham rési- dent was fined $20 for being intoxi- cated. C. R. Webster conducted the prosecution. All Cheese Boarded Sold. All the cheese boarded, 301 eol- ored, readily sold at the record price for the summer, 17 1-16th ceats, of- tered at the Frontenac Cheese Board on Thureday afternoon. This bid was made by Mr. Hamilton and seconded by Mr, Gibson. The near est to it was 16 3-4 cents, offered on June 26th. by Mr. Gibson. The fol- lowing cheese were boarded: Glenburnie, 60; Mowe Island, 23; Model, 60; Silver Spring, 56; Thou- sand Islands, 47; Wolfe Island, 55. At this price Mr. Hamilton bought all but Glepburnie, which went to Mr. Gibson. ™ $1.25, $1.80, $1.75 value for 98¢. Kreo-Kolored Red Cedar Shingles Red, Green and Brown shades thor --will not warp. They are 100% perfect and under ordinary conditions will ast twenty-five years. i | oughly stained. These Shingles are S. ANGLIN CO. LIMITED Woodworking Factory, Lamber Yards, Coal Bins. BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS, KINGSTON, ONTARIO. Telephone: Private Branch Exchange, No. 1571. $1.00 value for $1.85 value for .......... . $1.75 talue for 8c. value for ......cvcu..s BekSens savers tsana B80c. each $100 YalUS TOF oi. . cena cheers eer ianisne.s ns T78c. each COLORED SHIRTS Size 14 to 16}. $2.50, $8.00 value for .... Size 14 to 17%. SEE OUR WINDOW ! PREVOST'S CONVINCE YOURSELF MASOUD'S ICE CREAM NONE BETTER Pasteurized and homogenized. We ship anywhere in bulk and brick. Try our electrically baked Bread, Cakes and Pastry, with the home-made flavor, Our motto is a satisfied customer, GEO. MASOUD 238 Princess Street. "Phone 980. Piano appea 'YOU BUY WHEN! The scaptional tone quality in the Weber s to the most ascethetic taste, AT C.W. LINDSAY'S Warerooms, .. Princess Street - for HUDSON SEAL COATS widl® JACQUETTES see-- GOURDIER'S Brock Street. Ne u wo / TWEDDELL'S SALE MEN"S SUITS $15.00 to $32.00, $35.00 "Indigo Blue Serge Suits on sale for 28.50 TWEDDELL'S