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AUGUST 28, 1924. KI SERVICE J= LIGHT Electric Light and plant for every country home. Barrie Street. "Phone 1132J. "TO LET shed House, Oct. 1st to May ® rooms, 4 bedrooms, First condition, conveniences. location. $63 per month. id floor office premises, 3 water and toilet. Good loca- per month. GENERAL INSURANCE 'Let me quote you rates on any oe insurance you may be inter- WHEN ATTACKED BY THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG DYSENTERY And You Will Get PROMPT RELIEF When you ask for "Dr. Fowler's'! be sure you get what you ask for, as some of these cheap, no-name, no- reputation preparations may prove dangerous to your health. Put up only by The T. Milburn Co, Limited, Toronto, Ont. R.1 H. Waddell Phones 326, 896. 56 Broek Street NEN PIANO TUNING Tuning, Repairing and Player Plaho Adjusting. Norman Carpenter. wear Eatimates Kkiven on new floors 1eia. Have your hardwood floors clean- chine. THOMAS COPLEY Phone 987 all kinds of Carpentry with eur mew floor cleaning mae B Butcher, 27 Pine street. i "PHONE 134. A.W. WINNETT 1 * DENTAL SURGEON % 'Cerner of Johnson and Wellington Streets. Telephone 363. yr Moving of RNITURE, SAFES, rELaT IX cxntidy O and Pa CRAU oF YX DESCMIFY Kingston Transfer Co. BUS FOR CATARAQUI CEMETERY RIGAN, late of the Whitney Hotel. 119 BROCK ST. Phone 316 Godkin's Livery For Bus and Taxi Service Buggies and Saddle Horses Daily except Monday and Saturday at 1.45 p.m, QUEEN'S HOTEL fias been takem over by M. J. BER- First class Hotel Service is assured. Good yard and stables in connection. Your patronage is solicited. PHONE 750. PHOS. 377. EVENINGS 2331. 108 WELLINGTON STREET __ Dental Surgeon DR, J. C. W. BROOM Dr. Vincent A. Martin DENTIST Evenings by appointment. 272 Princess Street. Phone 2045w. Denalt-Dr. Alex. M. Clark win t the p of Dr. . A. Stewart. OFFICE: 84 BROCK STREET Evenings by appointment. Phone 2002 and wedding Dr. W.-0. Vrooman] DENTAL SURGEON Corner of Princeas. and Barrie Entrance: . 314 Barrie Street. PHONE Z494J. bouquets to order. Phone 1763. Residence 1137. Office Hours: 5.30 a.m. te ¢ p.m. Walter Cannem specialty. 69 NAGOT ST. PICOT EDGING & PLEATING . SHALES Phone 2106, Bagot and William Streets Tinsmith and Roofing Jobbing a Autorhobile Radiators repaired. 'PHONE 2158m. HEMSTITCHING, MRS. H. J National 'Cleaners W.R. McRae & Co. Golden Lion Block SCARFE'S Surface Satisfaction Paints-- Jf for outside and inside use -- || one grade--THE BEST, \ Beduced price $1.40 quart. Sold by: Ww. G. VEALE 814 BARRIE STREET FOR SALE 240 acres of choice farm land, well able soll, 80 acres of black muck to= gether with 40 acres of woods. This is an exceptional chance to own af real FARM. For quick sale the| owner would accept a payment of located. 120 acres of first class till]. $2,000, and give easy terms on the property. seen to be 6, or would exchange The buildings oot wy appreciated. KINGSTON np DISTRICT A Very Dull Season, The Cape Vincent, N.Y. remarks: It is belleved by that this ycar has been tbe one in the Thousand Islands in some time, Eagle many dulled a'stnet Sold Farm Again. The former Meighen twenty-five acres on Drummond street, west, Perth, has changed ownership again, William Cameron having sold it to John Scott who re- sides near the property. farm of Don't Miss This Opportunity. Demonstrators of the famous "Velvetex" rugs, made by Canada Rug Co., London, Ontario, from customers' old carpets, wiil call at your house and show samples with- ut obligation. Phone No. 243 for motor truck to call, It is a plea- sure to demonstrate. Judgment for Plaintiff. Judge Dowsley, Brockville, in the county court, heard the claim of Keyes vs. McPherson et al, ex- ecutors of the estate of Wililam Clark, Cardinal. The claim was [or $9,000 for services remsdered over a long period. His honor gave judg- ment for $9,000 and costs. Helen Irene Flood Dead. Helen Irene, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flood, Soper- ton, died at_the residence of her parents in that village on Thursday following a brief illness, aged eight years, seven months and nine days. The deceased a bright and winsome child had been looking forward to her return to the Soperton school where she was to enter the third grade. Little Girl Injured. Struck by a falling timber while an old building was being tora down upon her father's farm, a twelve-year-old daughter of Jobn Corry, living near Inkerman, Te- ceived serious injuries, one leg be- ing, broken in two places near the thigh and the other at the ankle. It was at first though that tlre Iv- tle girl would not recover, Lu: her condition is now Improved. Good Fishing at Glen Island. One of the largest maskinonge caught this year in the Bay of Quinte. was landed by Colin Cart- er, Picton, who is spending his va- cation at Glen Island. He was troll- ing, accompanied by his brother, J. C. Carter, Baltimore, Md., and they succeeded in catching the "lunge at a short distance from the island. The same day Dr. Wells, Philadel- phia, and M. Michael and Mr. Mont- gomery, Pittsburg, caught sixteen good-sized bass near Glen Island. Gifts For a Lady. At a W. M. S. gathering of the Tweed Methodist church, at the home of the presidents, Mrs. W. S. I Want to be Happy The Snappy Fox Trot from "No, No, Nanette" played by Carl Fenton's Orchestra A Mediey of Fox Trets from "No, No, Nanette" Carl Fenten's Orchestra 'Jealous' "If You Do What You Do" Abe Lyman's California Orchestra "Ray and His Little Chevrolet" "Maytime" June une Night" Bennie Krueger's Orchestra | "Dog on the Piano" Isham Jones' Orchestra "Sally Lou" Ray Miller and his Orchestra "Who wants a Bad Little Boyt" Al Jolson with Abe Lyman's California Orchestra "The Grass is Always Greener" Margaret Young, with Orchestra Treadgold Sporting Goods Co., 88 Princess Street, Jack Elder, 260 Princess Street. Ward and Hamilton, corner Princess and Division Streets Also small farm is Res. Phone 1428m and 11811. Your favorite flavoring -- (Vanilla) and the best quality sold by your druggist. A measuring cup FREE with each bottle of Vanilla THIS WEEK ONLY. M. R. McColl world calls him great, ~ A great Wan marvels that the wh BA | bered. Father Hyland, '|ley and J. Adams sang solos, also Gordon, Mrs. C. W. Huyck read an address to Mrs. G. Brown, who is leaving shortly for Lindsay and asked her to accept a handsome electric lamp. Mrs, Brown was tak- en by surprise, but thanked the friends for their kindness. Mr. Conner on behalf of the choir wish- ed to thank Mrs. Brown for her cheerful service there and asked that she accept a purse as a token of their esteem. Man Sent To Prison. Wilfred Cournoyea, who took a car from in front of the Methc list church, Tweed, without the consent of tho owner, Earl Jones, Thomas burg, and accompanied by two giris, Lily Green and Maggie Anlciron, started out for a joy ride, appear- ed before Police Magistrate Case- ment and pleaded guilty to a charge of theft, He will spend the next year at the Guelph prison farm. The girls, who did not appear to be unduly worried over their part in the escapade, were given a suspend- ed sentence of two months, Visiting Old ScCnes. Rev. George W. Conners, pastor of the Mount Forest, Ont., Baptist church, with Mrs. Conners and daughters, Misses Kathleen and Grace, are spending a week with the former's mother, Mrs. Theresa Conners, and sister, Mrs. Reuben Davis, wife of the reeve of Eliza- bethtown, at their home in Spring Valley. Mr. Conners is an old Leeds county boy, the son of the late Thomas Conners, Delta. Mr. Conners occupied the pulpit of his old home church, the Baptist church of Delta, on Sunday, Aug. 24th, preaching also 'at Philipsville Baptist church in the morning. Memorial Clock For Lanark. After months of working and planning, the Lanark village mem- orial association has definitely de- cided on a memorial for the fall- en soldiers of the war of 1914-18. (It will be in the form of a town 'clock placed in the bell tower. The |¢ {clock will be a four-dial, with hour and half hour strike, using the big bell for the strike. As the clock comes from Boston, Mass, and heavy duty would be charged the memorial association took the mat- ter up with the customs depart- ment and were successful in having the clock come duty free by order- in-counecil for memorial purposes. It is expected the clock will 'be ship- ped by October 15th and at the present time arrangements are be- ing planned for a big memorial ser- vice in Lanark village on Armis- tice Day. The names of the deceas- ed soldiers will be placed on a tab- let 'which will be erected in some suitable public pligce where it will be readily viewed by the travelling public. DIED AT WESTPORT. Highly ed. Westport, Aug. 26.--On Friday morning, Aug. 15th, at the home of her niece, Mrs. M. E. Bennett, Miss Ellen Kelly passed away peacefully after a long illness. Deceased was born in Westport, sixty-nine years ago and spent her whole life here. The late Miss Kelly was a lady highly esteemed and beloved by all and innumerable friends will regret her death. She leaves to mourn her loss one Sister, Mrs. Kate McCann, Westport. The funeral mass was celebrated Saturday morning at nine o'clock in St. Edward's church by Rev. Father Whelan after which the remains were conveyed to their last resting place in the cemetery at Bedford. R. Blair, Detlor, is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Blair. A IL Culp, Smith's Falls, formerly man- ager of the Union Bank here, Mrs. Culp and daughter, Jean, were Sunday guests of Mrs. M. BE. Mul- ville. Mrs. T. Corkery was a visitor in Brockville this week. The social that Father Whelan held on the Athletic field, Thurs- day evening, was one to be remem- Kingston, Miss Ellen Kelley Was Very Regard: COAL Now is a good time to fill the Coal Bin-- saves worry later on. We can furnish the very best Scranton Hard Coal in all sizes. S. ANGLIN CO. LIMITED Woodworking Factory, Lumber Yards, Coal Bins. - BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS, KINGSTON, ONTARIO, Telephone: Private Branch Bxchange, No. 1571 R A D I O 269 % PRINCESS STREE Going To The Toronto Ex.? Anything you see in Radio at the Big Show can be purchased from the Canada Radio Stores--at lower cost to you. When you come back, just (ell us what youn want and you'll have it promptly, or, if you wish, give order to attendant at Booth, who will send the goods to us for you. 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Last, but not least, Mr. McGlade, Brockville, gave a speech on Canada, which was enjoyed by all. Supper was served by the ladies of St. Edward's church, also dancing which was enjoyed by young and old. Mrs. I. Kenyon, Perth, is the guest of Miss M. Scott. Miss Bertha Roots is spending a few weeks in reva with her brother, W. Scott and Mrs. Scott. Miss Edith McCann, | N., Saginaw, Mich., is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McCann. Mr, and Mrs. L. A. Mec- Cann, Mr. and Mrs. F. Sayers, Mr. "8 ah FEas; et four young ladies from Kingston |. Sndigo Blue Serge Sets on sil for 28.50 ¥ el TWEDDELL"S a Princess St. %