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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1024 me : ---- Phone 316 THE QUALITY OF OUR COAL remains long after the price is "TACKAWANNA COAL el P1 Agent Great West Life Assurance Company, _ R. H. Waddell 8¢ Brock Street © Phones 536, 856. ag VY hristmas Plants and Cut Flowers Choice Christmas Plants of all kinds----Holly Wreaths, Mistletoe, and Cut Flowers. 11 out-of-town orders will re- ve our prompt attention. Flower Shop 171 WELLINGTON STREET Phone 2744. House Phone 1673m. { § ! For Moving of MANOS CART SR i Tio Kingston Transfer BYENINGS 2831. ET #7. '5s WELLINGTON STR ek » SAFES, _pnmeut, FURNES RAGE OF DR. J. C.W. BROOM Dr. Waugh 106 Wellington st. Phone 266. THOMAS COPLEY THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG KINGSTON AW DISTRICT | Bishop Fallon To Lead. A Toronto despatch says: Word was received in Toronto that Bi- shop Falfon, Londom, Ont., will be the spiritual director of the pllgri- | mage to Rome which the Roman Catholics of Canada have been in- vited to make next year. Moses Lessard, Fiinton, and eon, Culbare, have traded farms and will move in the spring. Mr, Lessard in- tends reforesting his eon's farm and has already planted one fleld with pine seed. ' To Enter Queen's. Miss Margaret Mitchell, teacher in Newburgh public school, has re- signed and was presented by her pupils. with an electric lamp. She is entering Queen's University next month. ¥ ---------------- Novelty Prize for Hockey Players. Prank McLaren, honorary presi dent of Perth Hockey Club, is offer- ing a novelty prize of a $50 special order suit to the most efficient and valued member of the team this coming season, the judges to be Mayor Douglas, J. M. Flett and J. D. Brady. 'Was Badly Burned. Mrs. John Tesky, who lives with her som, J. Tesky, Hubbs' Creek, ma-| was badly burned on Sunday even- BIL aE TNA hTE "DR. RUPERT P. MELLAN DENTIST 84 Princess Street. . 'Phose 1550 Gap for Painless Extraction OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT A. Wright & Son MACHINE WORKS me di RY Prompt and efficient Oxy-Acetylene Welding. Dr. Vincent A. Martin DENTIST Evenings by appointment. 273 Princess Street. Phone 2043w, Dental-Dr. Alex. M. Clark will continue to conduct the practice of Dr, H. A. Stewart. OFFICE: 84 BROCK STRERT Evenings by appointment. Phone 2003 Dr. %.0., Vivoman Corner of Princess and Barrie ONE Tae. by appointment, COAL No. 1 Scranton Egg ..$15.50 No. 1 Bera. = Stove , . $15.78 { No, 1 Virginia Nut ....$15.50 No. 1 Scranton Pea Coal $11.75 - Aylsworth Bros. or phone U. BR: Knight 1705w, ing. Her dress sleeve caught fire as she was putting wood in the stove. Mrs, Tesky is under the doe- tor's care and it is hoped that she will soon recover. Still A Busy Man. Another well-known Cornwall re- sident; Duncan Monroe, the insur- ance king, passed his eighty-second birthday Friday, Dec. 19th. Mr. Monroe is still actively engaged In business and enjoys it, That he may never grow old is the sincere wish of a host of friends at home and abroad, He was at St. An- drew's dinner in Kingston recently. Robert Miller Passes. Robert Miller, aged eighty-two years, passed away at his home, Carleton Place, on Saturday last. Mr. Miller enjoyed fairly good health up till Friday of last week, On that day he suffered an attack of acute indigestion to which he sue- cumbed the following day. Deceased was born on July 8th, 1842. Retired From Command. Lt.-Col. W. H. Magwood, Corm- wail, having retired from the com- mand of the 154th Regiment, with which he has been connected for many years, Lt.-Col. J. A. Gillies has beh appointed to succeed him and the appointment has been gaszet- ted. Capt. W. J. Franklin, of Alex- andria, has been promoted to be major and commaiding officer of the Glengarry Cdimpany. With Watch. At the closing session of the county: council of the United Coun- ties of Northumberland and Dur- ham, Warden W. M. Fowlds, Has- tings, was presented with a gold watch and chain and locket suitably engraved as a token of appreciation of his efforts as warden of the coun- ties for the year 1924. A verbal address was made by Mr. Wood, Millbrook, after which Mr. Fowlds made a most suitable reply. Were Given Presents. About sixty friends and neigh- bors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Lloyd, in. the 8th Con- cession of Thurlow, to say farewell to the family, Mr. Lloyd has been cheesemaker at Zion Factory for ten years, and his removal to Belleville is cause of general regret, The fam. {ly were fine church workers and were remembered with an address and suitable gifts. Farmers' Dairy By-law. In connection with the Farmers' dairy by-law to be voted on at Nap- anee, it is explained that the com- pany has entered in an agreement with 'the town, that the company will continuously operate the plant and have a minimum wage sheet of | at least $20,000 per annum, during continuance of the operation of 3 fails Bs at the last sittings of the County Court at Napanee in twp cases aris- ing from an automobile accident on the Deseronto Road, of Haslett vs. McVicker and Scouten vs. McVicker, and has given judgment as follows: Haslett ve. MéVicker--Judg- ment for the plaintiff, Thomas George Haslett, for $187.25, and to the plaintiff, Amy Anne Haslett, $250.00; with costs of action. Scouten vs. McVicker--Judgment for the plaintiff, Albert H. Scouten, $251.90, and or the plaintiff, Alice Scouten, $100.00; with costs of ac- tion. Two New School Buildings. During the year two mew school houses have been erected -- a two- roomed school at Cherry Valley and a new kindergarten at Picton. The Cherry Valley school is one of which the county should be proud. It is built on the lines of the Hud- son school in Northern = Ontario, which has won just praise over the whole province. In this school two years' high school work can be ta- Ken. This will benefit the whole township of Athol. The school 1s provided with a large basement for playrooms, inside closets and an ex- tensive school yard. Passing of Mrs. Elizabeth Hyatt. After'an illness of several weeks, Mrs. Elizabeth Hyatt passed away at the home of her son, Frank Hy- att, East Lake. Mrs. Hyatt had attained the age of eighty-six years, The funeral was held on Sunday, the service being conducted by her pastor, Rev. C. Mullins, Interment was made in the Church of Christ cemetery, West Lake. Mrs. Hyatt {eaves to revere the memory of a kind and loving mother, four sons --Hegbert, Detroit; Finley, West Lake; Frank, East Lake, and Mer- tox, Rochester. Her husband, the late Samuel Hyatt, predeceased her twenty-seven years ago. Her eld- est son, John, died the past sum- mer. The deceased lady, during most of her life, lived on a farm, wag very industrious and hospitable. Lennox Live Stock Association. Twenty farmers met in the Agricul- ture office at Napanee and formed the Lennox and Addington Live Stock Improvement . Association, with the following officers President--Rockwell Parks, Napa- nee. ' Vice-president--W. G. Schell, R. M.D. No. 2, Bath. Secretary--J. Daughland, nee. Treasurer--H. L, Pringle, R.M.D, No. 4, Napanee. Directors--G. H. Young, Ernis- ville; G. A. McGill, Centreville; Wm. Drew, Odessa; Robert Merritt, Sills- ville; R. H. Long, R.M.D. No®-1 Napanee; Reid Roblin, R.M.D, No. 1, Bath; F. H. Henderson, R. M. D. No. 7, Napanee; W. A. Scott, RM.D. No. 3, Stella. Audftors--B, H. Sills, R.M.D. No, 8, Napanee; D. F. Aylsworth, Bath. By applying to this association any farmer who purchases a good pure-bred bull for the first time may receive a bonus of 20 per cent. of the, purchase, bonus not to exceed $50. The association will give every en- couragement to.the improvement of Mve stock within the County: Napa- es When Stomach "Rebels" Instantly! End Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn, Acidity Correct your digestion and quiet your rebellious stomach by eating a tew tablets of Pape's Diapepsin -- anytime! "Nothing else, known x leves: 'the «distress of "Indigestion, Gases, Heartburn, Flatulence, Bloat- ing or Acillity) so promptiy----besides, the relief is pleasant and harmless. ~ Millions know the magic of "Pape's Diapepsin" and always keep it handy to reinforce the digestion, ' should they eat too much or eat something which does not agree with them. 60 cent packages guaranteed by drug- gists everywhere. yproc Board. is clean, safe and economical, will not crack, buckle, warp or burn. 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ORES 'PHONE 1301 "CANADA RADIO §' 109% PRINCESS STREET TWEDDELL'S FOR THE BEST VALUES IN SUITS - AND OVERCOATS | SALE Winter Overcoats $22, §25, $27 See Our Indigo Blue Serge Suits $28.50 TWEDDELL'S 131 Princess Street wa Ne AVeritable Circus of gain Values Nothing will be left undone the remaining days of this Sale to prove to the public in gen- eral that this event is a record-breaker for mer- chandise values, the likes of which have never before been known in this country. rl We have gone through our stock and tak- © them at prices more