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x Ves SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1925. " THE DAILY { BRITISH WHIG "Phone 316 | GODKIN'S LIVERY For Bus and Taxi Service, Buggies | and Saddle Horses. Dr. Waugh : DENTIST 1068 Wellington St. "AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE You will soon be ning your CAR, d 80 ve pn ot jetote dotng + rates for the fol- lines: -- PUBLIC LIABILITY, PRO- PERTY .DAMAGE, COLLISION, . 'You require protection BE- RE not AFT an - accident or Jone SAFE way is to insure NOW. Phone 256. 86 BROCK STREET Telephones 326 and 806. For Moving of FREIGHT, FURNITURE, SAFES, PIANOS, CARTAGE and STORAGE OF BVERY DESCRIPTION Kingston Transfer Co. PHONE ELLINGTON STREET DR. J. C.W. BROOM Dental Surgeon 180 Wellington Street. 'Phone 670. Evenings by appointment: Nn PIANO TUNING Plano Tuning, Repairing and Player Plano Adjusting. Norman H. Butcher, 27 Pine Street. "PHONE 184. BRITISH AMERICAN Sr OTEL: a M. BOHAN, PROPRIETOR KINGSTON HAD BAD SPELLS WITH HER HEART" Mrs. C. Martin, R.R. No. 2, Orillia, Ont., writes: --*I have been troubled with my heart for a long time and | very often had bad spells with it. I | would take fainting spells, and my "husband had to have somebody to {stay with me all the time. He got | me everything he could think of to {see if they would do me any good, but nothing seemed to help me. One day a friend was in to see me and advised me to try MILBURN'S Heart and Nerve Pills My husband went and got me two boxes, and after the nrst one was finished I felt like a different woman. I cannot recommend them enough to all those who suffer with anything wrong with their heart or nerves." . Milburn's H. & N. Pills have been on the market for the past 30 years and are put up only by The T. Mil- burn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. "All druggists handle them." a DR. RUPERT P. MILLAN DENTIST Street. 'Phone 1550 as for Painless. Extraction OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT A. Wright & Son DENTAL SURGEON Cornep of Princess and Barrie Entrance: 314 Barrie Street. PHONE Z404J. Evenings by appointment. Dr. R. B. Bishop) DENTIST Offices at the Corner of Princess and Wellington Streets Entrance: 192 Wellington Street \ 'Phone 2077. ---- i Dental-Dr. Alex. M. Clark WATTS, Florist 182 Wellington Street When you want the best in Cut Flowers, Plants or design work call WATTS', 1768 Store, 1137 * residence. Sole member of Florist Tele- Delivery for Kingston Your out-of-town orders so- Slate Won't a That's why it is. Economy for you to buy GOOD COAL-~the kind we sell. BOOTH & CO. "Phone 188. Grove Ina Yerds of Dr. H. A. Stewart. OFFICE: 84 BROCK STREET Evenings by appointment. Phone 2002 Dr. Vincent A. Martin DENTIST Evenings by appointment. 273 Prigcess Street. Phone 3045w. Potatoes Grown from registered stock--- a very nice sample. Come in and see them, . W. F. McBroom 285 Brock St. Phone 1686 For April Only To make room for our boat deliv- ery Coal, and in view of the ser- fous anticipated labor trouble in the anthracite coal fields this fall, we are making special price on our CELEBRATED LACKAWANNA COAL veo B15.50 Co. Egg: Stove and Nut at ... per ton, delivered. Nut and Split Pea Mixed .... C.0.D. W. A. Mitchell & Telephone 67. $4,800.00~7 room frame, 4 bed- rooms, 8 p. B., separate toilet, new hot air furnace, electric and gas, side entrance, 2 car garage. Large Houses to let at $20, $25, and $45 per month. a0, Jun E. L. MARTIN 237 BAGOT STREET PHONES: Office 220. Res. 1428M or 1131F. News From Distri r'yom | ct Places lp PICTON IS LOSING A POPULAR PASTOR Board of Trade Officers--Late Mrs. Everett Wood and Mrs. 8. N. Seeds. Picton, April 17.--Rev. G. L. Cowan of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, Picton, has accepted a call to St. Andrew's church, Hamilton, and will leave about the first of May to take over his new charge. Rev. Mr. Cowan has been in the Picton church - tor about two and a half years, during which time he has proved himself an indefatiguable worker, not only in the church but in every cause which was for the advance of community welfare. He leaves behind a host of friends and takes with him the best wishes of the town and community for him- self and family that they may be spared to many years of useful ser- vice for the extemsion of Christ's Kingdom. Jack Davis, of Toronto, is spend- ing Easter week with his aunts, the Misses Doherty, Main street east. Miss Dorothy Salisbury of Belle- | ville, 1s with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Townsend. At the annual Board of Trade meeting in the public library on Tuesday night the following officers were elected: President, F, W. New- | man; vice-president, J. B. Baxter; secretary-treasiurer, J. L. Ashley; executive council, H. 8. Colliver, M. P.P., W. J. Carter, W. H. Benson, I. F. Fraser, G. M. Hicks, A. E. Cal- nan; advertising committee, H. 8. Miller, W. T. Pope, H. 8S. Colliver, M.P.P., W. J. Carter, I. F. Fraser, A. E. Calnan, C. Clapp Spencer, M. A. Branscombe, Dr. C. A. Publow. The advertising committee is to meet the town council with a view to securing a camping ground for tourists. Prof. Iva Martin and Mrs. Martin have returned to Picton after spend- ing the winter In the south. Mrs. J. J. Mellor and Mary spent over Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Collins, Trenton. Albert Dunkley came down from Toronto to spend the holiday week with -his sister, Miss Mary Dunkley, Maple avenue. Prince Edward people were shock- ed on Tuesday night to learn of the death of Mrs. Everett Wood, which occurred at her home after only a few days' illness of pneumonia. Mrs, Wood was a daughter of the late John Vancleaf and was in her forty- fourth year. She leaves, besides her husband, her mother, Mrs. John Vancleaf, one brother, Harvard L. Vancleaf, of East Lake, and one sis- ter, Mrs. Clare Pearsall, Belleville Road. The funeral is this Thurs- day afternoon from the home with interment in Glenwood. Mrs. Finley Lasier has gone to Detroit to be with her daughter, who is ill in that city. Mrs. Ernest Holt of Oshawa spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Nixon Welsh, Ontario street. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Austin and Cy- ril Hambly of Toronto were Easter guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull. Cadet Harold Vandewater of the R.M.C., Kingston, is holidaying with his mother. Mrs. 8. N. Seeds, an old and highly respected resident of Picton, passed away suddenly at her home on Wednesday. Gabardine coats, $15 up. Twed- dell's. SUFFERED SERIOUS CUT. And Had To Come To Kingston General Hospital. Denbigh, April 15.-- Johnston Holmes met with the misfortune to cut one of his feet so seriously with an axe that he had to be taken to the Kingston General Hospital for treatment. Mrs. M. Ready, " her son, Herbert, and her daughter, Anna, left for Kingston where they intend to make their home for a while. Herbert Warlick has arrived home from Ottawa where he enjoy- ed a very pleasant visit with friends. Miss A. Barber, teacher of our public school, received information trom her home at Berk's Fall that her mother and sister were very ill and received permission to have her Easter vacation a week ahead of the regular time. She has just returned to resume her duties and to make up for lost time, accompanied by her sister, who intends to pay her and Denbigh village a visit. J Miss O. Paul, teacher of the Den- bigh Continuation school, is enjoying her vacation at her home in New- burgh. Albert Warlide, Vanbrugh, is a welcome guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. Stein. Among other visitors in the vicinity are: At K. G. Adams' their daughter, Margaret, North Bay; at S. Balls' their son, George, from Pet- erboro; at BE. Marquardt's, their son, John, from Renfrew, and their daughter, Katie, from Cloutarf; at F. Rodgers', their daughter, Lilian, from Ardoch and Claire from Ohl- man's Mountain. Herbert Yannan, of the Waterloo Lutheran Seminary, conducted di- vine service in the Lutheran church on Good Friday and Easter Sunday which were well appreciated. Township Councils | STORMINGTON. Sunday, April 13.--Council met. Members all present. Minutes of last meeting adopted. Communications were read from the Forestry branch, re tree planting. Tenders were also received from M. Cochrane and Wil- liam Lindsay agreeing to furnish power and help to operate the town- ship crusher. On motion, Mundell- Sands, M. Cochrane's tender be ac- cepted, for furnishing power, and everything necessary for running of crusher for 1925 to the satisfaction of the road superintendent. Carried. Motion, Sands-McFarlane, That the resignation of Amos Ferguson, road superintendent, be accepted. Car- ried. Motion, Fariane-Sands, That Alfred 'Harris -be . appointed road superintendent for 1925, also that the name of Alfred Harris be sub- stituted for that of Amos Ferguson ir By-law 6525. Carried. Motion, Mundell-Drader, That J. A. Sharpe be paid $7.95 for two months sal- ary caretaker hall; Ira Darling, rent for telephone one year, for hall, $16. Motion, Sands-McFarlane. That road superintendent purchase necessary tools and build a tool box. On motion, Mundell-Sands, council expressed sincere' thanks of the ratepayers to A. M. Rankin, M. P.P., for his efforts in securing grant of $1,047.08 on the township community hall. Council adjourned to meet as Court of Revision on Monday, 18th May. ---THOMAS MAKIN, Clerk. Keep brown sugar in an open jar and it will not become hari and lumpy. GIVE THE NEW HATCH A GOOD START Feed your new chicks "Dandy Chick Mash" and "Dandy Chick Scratch" and be sure of a heal- thy flock. Use These Feeds for Egg Fertility Make sure of consistent egg pro- duction and a good healthy hatch by giving your birds "Dandy Laying Mash' and "Dandy Lavine Scratch" ~--the ideal feed com this time of year. "Dandy Poultry Feeds are used and endorsed by leading breeders throughout the coun know from actual experience that these feeds supply the proper bal- anced ration required for best re- sults. Packed in 100, 50 and 25-1b. bags and 5 1b. cartons. ination for --men who Kingston Markets Friday, April 17. w se oo BO-TO Grapes, Cal, Ib...... oo .. 25-30 Oranges, do%.... «cco ve «.35-70 Lemons, 408... see ooo ...30 Prunes, Cal, Ib.... .. +. ..15-25 Peaches, Evap., ID ,. ov vo o+.-.20 Apples, peck... «. 40-90 * meses eo Vi Potatoes, bag .. .. Potatoes, peck .. .. Oabbage, 1b... Carrots, peck. . Parsuipe. . . «o 4 tor 25 ce py ve me ees 30 eo 'ne sued Turnlps. . srsavesedB BOOB... sees stee ae oo «00.38 Onions, 1b.... «cu «eo « ».6 for 25 sede es se aca Unclassified. Sugar, granulated, lb..., Sugar, yellow, Ib. ..n «+ Sugar, feing, Ib.... «0 0. .. Flour, standard, owt .. $5.50-35.75 Rolled Oats, I .. co oc oo oes. Honey, 5-1b. pall. con o¢ oa +..78 Honey, comb.... «eo. 30 Fish. Cod, Ib...out 4+ +ein Fillets, ™ we POS { teres sae @ veces 2.30 Finnan Haddie, 1b.... .. .. ..18 Haddock, fresh, 1b... «oc «2 «...15 Halibut, fresh, Ib... «ec oc wa «.30 Kippers, pair.. ee oo wa oe oe 20 Perch, Ib.... es me.10 Pike, ID...c ex een cose o...18 Salmon, D.. ec eo oe oo +.235-30 Fresh: Trout, salmon, M.. eo ee oo «.30 Fresh White Fish.., «sc ecco +.30 Scallops .... esse po e070 Smelts.. . .., ceeee o + «.30-40 White Fillets. . vu «oc oc oo «.25 oe nD .. ce ee Butter, Butter, creamery, dairy, B.. Cheese, new, ™ .. Cheese, old, Fggs, new laid, doz.. +... ..3 Meats and Poultry. Beef: Steak, porterhouse, Ib.. .. .. ..38 Steak, round, 1b... Bolling qut, m.. .. Stewing 'cuts, ™ . . Beef, western... .. «. «1s «0 o-- Beef, local, Ib.... .. .. .. ..8-10 Pork: Loin, roasts, Ib.. ¢. ecco mw o..35 Shoulders, roasts. . ee os +.28 Hogs, live weight, cwt.. .. .. .13 Chops, 1b. ... .. . ev +.25-35 Hogs, dressed, cwt.. .. .. ..19-20 Bacon, breakfast .. ..35-40 Ham, smoked .. ...c eo oe +.38 Lamb: "~ Spring lamb, frohts .. .. ..$3.00 Hinds... .. co vo ne oo ve «-35.00 Mutton: Mutton, chops, 1b.... Mutton, carcass .. Poultry: Fowl, Ib.. wo o¢ v6 ov 00 ws +.30 "© es on veo ».20-25 .20 "a #0 Ww a. Chickens, 1b .. .. .. Turkey. . "ee woo 20 se me saree ov 2.38 Hay and Grains. Cream of the West... .«.. .%$5.00 Household. . ee ++ ..$5.00 Btraw .... ve +.356.00-36.00 Barley. . cen os +.31.00 Bran, ton.. ee so +.$28.00 Buckwheat, bus .80-85 Corn, imported... .. »v .. ..$1.40 Hay, bailed, ton... . «.$11-3135 Hay, loose, ton... .. «+ ... ..310 Oats, local, bus .. ,, .. .., ..70 Middlings, ton.. .. «« +. ..$38.00 Shorts, ton... .. ss evs +. 0.30.00 Wheat, local. . vs es .31.45 Seed. Timothy, bus .. .. .. «+ ..34.76 Red Clover, No. 1 bus... .. ...$25.00 Red Clover, No. 2, bus.. ..$22.00 Alsike, bus .. .. «oe +. ....512.50 Alfalfa, Can. 3.. .. $15 Sweet Clover.. .. .. +¢ ..37.235 Hides, eve. Deacon skins, each .. Horse hides. . Beef hides, b.... .. Bulls, over 60.1bs. . Veal skins, D., .. «. oo Veal kips ® .... . Cw oem. Sheep skins, fresh .. .up to $3.5¢ Tallow, rendered in cakes, ® ..07 Ginseng, wild, ®.. .. .. ..$11.00 Bees wax, clear, Ib... Wool, unwashed, b.. ,. .. .. 30 Wool, washed, ®.. .. .. .. ..36 Wool skins (fresh) .. ..up to $2.50 oe ee ee se se se ew BE ese we ce es se ve ype 90 ..up to $3.00 re vrs 8 are eager for work. repairs. pense any longer. Look over your property. /\ BUILDING REPAIRS Winter is over, Carpenters and Builders It aceds some Material prices are reasonable and steady. It will not pay to postpone the ex- Why not give the order to-day ? "Your Money Back If You Are Not Satisfied" THAT'S THE C. R. 8. GUARANTEBR. ; We allow one week's trial on all goods purchased at our store or by mail, by handling reliable goods. only, we are able to give this guarantee. Besides that, you get the benefit of our Radio Service--the result of years of private Radio experi- ence on the part of the owners. PHONE 1207 ANYTIME. Eveready Flashlights, Bulbs and Batteries now stocked, CANADA RADIO STORES 269% PRINCESS STREET. The Radio Headquarters of Eastern Ontario! 'PHONE 1307, VALUE ALWAYS ASSURED WITH Tweddell's Clothes Exclusive Fabrics and Correct Styles Spring Suits and Topcoats | $18.00 to *35.00 TWEDDELL'S 131 Princess ' Street : It's the Cut of Your Clothes That Counts 290% cc; 29% c; Decembers, 32%e. New York extra firsts, .31%ec: firsts, 30%4c; storage packed extra firsts, 32%c; firsts, 31%c. May, Clayton Newspaper to Move. Within a few weeks the Thousand Island Publishing Company, Clay- ton, N.Y., publishers of On the St. Lawrence, will be located in the new building recently purchased by the president, W. H. Consaul. The building is situated on the site of the old Cook property next to the Reinman restaurant on Riverside Drive. and Is about the finest loca- tion- in the. village. Blue suits, $28.50. Tweddell's. -------- Talking of an Hospital. - At the re-organization meeting of the Arnprior 'Board of 'Trade a com« mittee was appointed to Investigate possible sites for the ereétion of a hospital. The committee will also ascertain the amount of financial assistance the several industrial concerns of the town may be depend~ ed upon tq give. Their Sixtieth Anniversary, On Monday, April 27th, will be the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Freeman, for- mer residents of Cape Vincent, N, Y.. but who now reside at Adams. Mr. Freeman was 86 years old on March 7th, and Mrs. Freeman will be 83 in June. . : When you bring yourbusiness problem to The Bank of Toronto you can be assured of a ready and sympa- thetic understanding. We have daily experi- ence with many problems which enables us to be of service to the man who needs sound assistance. . We invite your. confides ence and assure you of the co-operation which your Consult® ons" hares Branch Manager. ~~ such $ &