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THE DAILY RITISH WHIG MOTOR OIL THE Diamond Taxicab Association's fleet represents a h investment. Their choice of "'the Heo oil obtainable' therefore, a matter of imperative importance. The average dally mileage of each of thelr £1 taxicab 14 100 sllés --or 42,400 miles per day. In the four months they have been using Marvelube the fleet has travelled a tely 5,000,000 miles--with yy best results." They Marvelube 'entirely free from carbon® and that it gives !'smodther operation. ': Tasiaab service puts unusually severe demands on any Subricadiog No individual motorist can put Marvelube to such a gruelling: test, But motorist can get the same degree of satisfaction and economy from Marvelube as the Diamond Taxicab Association. You can safely follow the motor oil selection of this organization, which is so fully qualified to judge lubricating oils and so vitally concerned in using the best as a matter of cold business practice. IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED us "{ fall. © Mrs. Bella Griffin, The fire started from spontaneous combustion. The citizens' if general - responded promptly, but due to lack of organi- zation, sometime was lost in discov- ering where the fire was located, and considerable unnecessary dam- age was done to the building by each one acting on his own initiative. It was d to bring down the chemical fire extinguisher, which was purchased nearly two years ago, but it was found that this machine had not been: shargad since used last This necessitated a loss of some twenty or twenty-five minutes, | but fortunately the rubbish in which _| ston, are spending a this fire originated had not broken out into flames And the extinguishes was nsed toradvantage. This is another instance of Lans- downe's unpreparedness, and is an- other hint to the residents to see thet a proper brigade is formed and the apparatus in readiness for use when needed. Election day passed over very, quietly here. Mr. Stewart at this poll secured a majority of 133. ronto gtaft has been promoted to Gananoque, and is succéeded as tel- ler by Mr. W. 8. Dick, of Welland, Mrs. M. Newberry is visiting her son, Arthur Newberry, Que Mr, and Mrs. Clare Nelson and Mr. Mer vin Smith, of New York city Mrs, De Witta and daughter, oh Ba Shore, Long Island, are returning ~ their' respective homes this week go- ing by motor: Mrs. Alexander Law- som, Sr, of Ottawa, is visiting Mr. ts bre being made ta re being 1 harvest thanksgiv- ce in St. John's church on of King. days of Loney Se aad Mes. Orne Bard. their honeymoon with | 'and her melg, Mr, Herbert Lea: | tone. 6.15 p.m.--Baseball scores. 7.15 p.m.--!'Stockman - Farmer" news and markets. 7.80. p.m.--Contintation Day, by All-American Alliance, 9.656 p.m.--Baseball scores, "WJZ (455) New York. 6.05 p.mi.----Olsen's orchestra. 8 p.m.---Sundial Serenaders Bonnfe Laddies. 9.10 p.m.--Patrick Lynch, and accor- Mr. Marks, of the Bank of To-| dian. 9.30 p.mi.--Belleclaire orchestra. WEAF (492) New York, N.Y. '11 a.m.~1.30 p.m.--~--Gladys Haw- kins, planist; Rolfe's Orchestra; Luc- fen Schmidt Trio. ; 4.7.45 p.m.--Mezzo contralto; con- cert planist; talk; baritone; violin- ist; soprano; pianist; Waldorf-As- toria music; Wilson's Orchestra; contralto. 8 p.m.--Happiness Candy Boys. 30 p.m.--Wandering Minstrels. m.---La France Orchestra. n 9.30 p.m.--Agnes Brennan, con- cert planist. a 9.45 pm r~Rapunnd 10.30 pm--Muste, ~~ 1112 _p-m--Rolfe's Orchestra 'Wet. @ ) DELTA FARR WAS A GREAT SUCCESS Fourteen-Year<0id: Boy Was the Victim ofa Very Sad Delta, Sept. 16.--Delta fair pass- ed off with a record attendance, good horse races, snd good music. Everyone was pleased with the fair, and the first class concert put on by the Gamanoque orchestra. The midway attractéd both old and snd the second and third days, the weather conditions were splendid. One mishap happened to Mr. and Mrs. Hilton JImerson's bov, aged about fourteen years, when he two years ago. ; A shower is being given to-night. ia honor of Miss Loreen Phelps, whose approaching weammg wiil take plate on 'the 18th of Sept. to Mr. Lawrence Taylor, Athens. Mra. Sarah Horton Is not improving in health. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slack were in 'Brockville on Thursday last, A number from here will attend the Kingston fair, Mr, and Mrs, II. MM. Kilbourn and Mrs. Darl Kelsey and children were at Chaffey's Locks A supper and concert is to be held in the towa hall, Oct. 31st, under the auspices of the Ladies Institute. 'Thomas, Ontario, rr - Mr. and Mrs. S. Stanley Black, motored from Pontiac, Mich, and William Burns and other friends. Mrs. Turland and family, leaving Delta to reside in Brock- ville. A farewell tea is to be tend. ered Mrs, Turland, by the congrega-" tion of St. Paul's Church, where she has faithfully attended. Mrs: Cecilia Irwing, of Vancouver, 0 B.C., has been visiting her niece, Mrs. R. E. Green, also Mm. Dr Walkie and three sons of Plachor Creek, Alberta, Mrs. Walkie and sons, have left for their home, and Mrs. C. Irwing has gone to' St.