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SILVERWARE FOR PASTOR The Rev. J. N. and Mrs. Norton Cobourg, were the recipitents on Tuesday evening of a magnificent case of silverware from the congre- gation of Cobourg Baptist Church on the occasion of the 25th anmiver- sary of their marriage, FOUND NOT GUILTY . "Not guity," wae the verdict of the jury in the case against Hd- ward Thommen, ,of Arden, concluded before Mr, Justice Rose in the Su- preme Court, Kingston, at noon yesterday, Thompson was charged with assaulting a 17-year-old rela- tive at her home on Sept. 3. PRAWS LARGE ATTENDANCE i The combined Fall Fair for Col- borne and Haldimand Agricultural Societies, with Cramahe Township uniting also, was held at Colborne yesterday and was a great success. A large attendance was drawn from the surrounding country. There was a largely increased prize list, with entry lists well filled, Horse races and a concert in the opera house at night featured the program. GUILTY OF ARSON James Franklin Fox, aged 16, was found guilty of arson by Judge Wills in County Court, Belleville, and sen- tenced to Vietoria Industrial School at Mimico until he reaches his ma: jority. On August 19 the barn of George Brennan, on the 4th con- cession of Tyendinaga, was burned to the ground. This boy, with his brother, was suspected of the crime. but the older brother was acquitted and the young hoy held. He told a story to the neighbors that he saw a tramp jump from the window of the shed shortly before 'lie saw smoke. He also stated that should News of Eastern Ontario | ble, G and that his clothes smelt of smoke. Mrs, Kate Martin stated that Fox said to her om the the barn he woul could smell smoke. ELECTS DR, KANE PRESIDENT Dr, J. BE, Kane, was elected president of the Kingston and Frontenac Conservative Club, With the exception of the wecond and third vice-presidents and the exe- cutive the officers were elected hy acclamation. The elections will be held on Oct. 4., The nontinations resulted--Honorary President, the new leader of the Canservative party; Honorary Vice-Presidlonts: Oshawa Luggage YOUR INITIAL FRER On Suit Onse or Mub Rag Saywell & Son BOND ST, PHONE 705 Kelly's Drug Store 34 King St. W, Prompt Delivery Your Winter's | Buy F wel Now And Take Advantage of the Present Low Prices. LEHIGH VALLEY COAL Stove size, $15.50; Nut size, $15 per ton COKE $12.00 per ton Also Bone Dry Hard and Soft Wood Cut to Stove Lengths WATEROUS-MEEK LTD. Uptown Office 66 King St, W. Phon: 660 BK CA TE A I a TA 66) ©) BIB TI 74 I 7A 2 - T. Lamble | lined throughout with red Come fn rose, blue, cuffs, plcely Mmed. A i Llama Coats in 1, 2 and 3 years s $4.75 to $7.50 : Come in six shades and as many styles; white, rose, be, : | | | green, fawn and grey. Bonnets and Hats to match Coats = $1.50 to $2.25 : : Girls' Velvet, Plush and Silk Hats - in a hose of color combinations. $2.00 to $3.75 close around the throat; brass buttons pockets, Children's Plush Hats . $1.25 to aL as quality Plush i | $1.25 to $1.75 5 Tams and Prince of Wales Hats " In Navy and Sand - $1.00--$1.25 - Girls' Velour and Blanket Cloth Coats 2 to 9 years 55.50 to $13.95 ALL WOOL [ REEFERS | $5.50 to $6.75 : Sizes 2-34-56 Years Ther Ake double breasted, wade of Wary AM) Wool Sevge, flannel; collar cap button np s and emblem on a in black ribbon band, e to choose the barn burn he would we held re- sponsi eorge Brennan, owner !pried again. of the barn, stated that whem he ran around to the morth side of |guit in the shed to get the pigs ant ma. chinery out he saw tue boy, Fox, : morning of the per. fire "that if a tramp should hurn be blamed for it," Soon after Fox ran into the . house and told Mrs, Martin that Be diester Who Jad 4 sivdie 1h Holly. Bi | America have improved their physi- bless DANCER SEEKS Baltimore, Md., Sept. 23.--Fawa 'Gray, the dancer, sabered up Monday and found that--for ecrylng out loud--here she'd gone and got mar- time in starting Circuit Court No. 2 for an- nullment of her wedlock proceed- jings with Hamilton Smith. She accused Smith of getting hér intoxi- cated on Sunday and them marrying Fawn lost no The dancer's suit describes Smith as a playwright and moving picture wood, a residence in New York, and a temporary address at a Baltimore DIVOR BAND OF TWO DAYS ON ODD GROUNDS EFRON HS. Hotel: She sald she met Smith on Satur- day afternoon while they were both sitting in the office of her lawyer, J, Chas, Fagan, waiting for Fagan to appear. Smith invited her to take an automobile ride with him, she said, and see Fagan later. He produced three quarts of liquor, he, suit alleges, and she did yield and partake thereof, The license was issued to "Hamil: ton J. E. Smith, 39 years old, sin- gle, 112 West 109th Street, New York, and Gladys M. Brown, 22 years old. divorced, 1068 East 29th Street, Brooklyn." Hon. 1G. Howard Ferguson, Mon. Dr. A, B.. Ross, Hon. W, H, Price, Hon, Dr, J. 'W, Edwards, Hon, W. D. Black, T. A. Kidd, J. F. Sowards and Reginald Moncrieff, President, Dr. J. BE. Kane; 1st Vice-President, George Laturney; 2nd Vice -Presi- dents, W. J. Sowards, W. H. T.eech; 3rd Vice-Presidents, P, T. W. H, Leegh, W. J, Sowarde, J. Handley; Corrgsponding Secre- tary, W. Kent McNee; Financial Secretary, J, Worall; Treasurer, A. J. Minnes; Executive, 8 to be el- ectel, P. T. Bould, W. Clow, J. Handley, W. Hunter, J. Knight, W. H. Leech, K. McMaster, T. BE. Moncriaff, H. (Ky fqreftton, J. 8 Sibbitt, W. J. Sowards and A, W, Hunter, MEET COLLKGE PRESIDENT Graduates of King's College, Hall- fax. of whom upwards of thirty are attending the meetings of the Gen- erol Synod, dined together Wednes- day night at the Frontenac Club, Kingston, for the purpose of meet- ing the college president, Dr. A, H. Moore. The graduates include: Bishop Schofield, of Victoria; Bigh- op Hackenley, of Nova Scotia; Archdearon Secovil, of Guelph; Can- on Vernon, of Toronto; Dr. R. A. Hiltz, of Toronto; and Judge For- hes. OIRCLE SIX TIKES ROUND The largest crowd this season witnessed the ball game yesterday afternoon hetween Circle Six and Deloro in the semi-finals of the O. B.A.A. 'At Delarpo the local team won by 6 to 1, Circle Six reversed the figures winning by 7 to 1. It is likely the third game will be play- ed on Saturday at Belleville. During practice before the game John Sage was struck by a batted ball and severely cut over the eye, His in- juries were attended te in the Gen- eral Hospital, TO INVESTIGATE I'nited States Consul, Col. F. 8.| 8S. Johnson, has been requested on behalf of the Immigration Depart- ment, at Washington, to investigate the eircumstances under which J. J. Mellor. former Picton minister, is alleged to have entered the United States. Jt is sald he was recognized while crossinz on the ferry from Prescott to Ogdenshurg, N.Y. At Kingston the consul considers that he is subject when located, as his case to which he pleaded guilty, is among those for which proposed immigrants are ex- cluded. WILSON & LEE MUSIO STORE 71 Simeoe St. N, Phone 3388 Everything in Music es ------ LACKHEAD S Get two ounces of peroxine pow- der from your druggist, Sprinkle on 3 hot, wet cloth and rub the face brisk Es blackhead will be di solved. The one "ext, sure and simple, ray to remove 320) Tell him to take MeCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets for a couple of months and get emough good healthy flesh on his bones to look like a real man. Tell him, it's the only way to take those gravelike hollows from his cheeks and meck. Tell him that thousands of thin, puny, peaked, scrawny men all over cal health and appearance and the day they first heard of these wonderful sugar coated tablets so fall of weight producing vitamines. Ask for McCoy's Cod Liver Ex- tract Tablets. Jury & Lovell, Lid. _to deportation, | B CANADA'S AVIATORS HOLD CONVENTION Canadian Air i Tenia, Linked Up With Empire, Is Suggested Taronta, Sept. 22.--8ome 350 aviators and many ther distinguish- ed guests from Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Buffalo and other cities attended the banquet and conven- tion held here Monday night by the Aeronautical Assoclation of Can- ada. Major-General J. H. Mac Brien of Ottawa, who was the guest of honor and the principal speake:, asked whether a8 Canadian Air Lea- gue, as part of the Air League of the British Empire was really needed? Answering his own question, the speaker nointed to the many aims and fields of work, in which &™ aviators' organization had ample justification in the Dominion, He enpke of the success of a similar body in the Old Country, One of our chief aims, said the speaker will be to put aviation in Canada on "a safe, sound and sane hagis."" Then. he felt confident, the public would trust in aviation and Canada would take her rightful place among the nations, known for their outstanding achievement in this field. General Ma-Brien outlined fur- ther the nhiects of a National Cana- dian Aviators' organization, whieh included the formation of a Cana- dian alr recerve foree adequate for the defence of Canada. Aerial Re- searfy work and experiments were also in view. The policy of the Canadian Air Jeague, he stated, would be national, imperial and not dependent en any political party Mayor Foster of Toronto who was the next sneaker, told of h's experience in 1% ng over Toronto. He liked it, he sald, and if an invi- tation were offered him for an even longer trip, he would gladly accept it. "New York and Quebec for in- stance," he sald. "did pot seem so very unattainable when I was up' nd I look forward to a chanre of going to the Province of Alberta some day, for a week end trip." Iientensnt Fdwin Ronne, of Buf- My dear it is plain that I'll have to explain * Over and over and over again Plain York's really great It's the best chocolate With flavour and quality splendid for Jane, Mothers and fathers who have tried Plain York chocolate realize at once how pure it is, how wholesome, Not too bitter, not too sweet, but with all the deliciousness of pure plain chocolate, Plain York is the triumph of 200 years of experience in fine chocolate making, Just falo; Col. H. Mulock of Winnipeg: Capt. Lighthall of Montreal, and Hon. W. H. Price, Ontario Attor- ney-General, were among the speakers. PICTON THEFT CHARGE POSTPONED Picton, Ont., Sept. 22.--A remand | of one week was granted R. H. Ray-' nor, of Picton, when he appeared before Magistrate Williams to an-| swer charges of fraud and theft bas-; ed on allegations by the Industrial Acceptance Corporation of Wind- sor, and a joint charge of conspir- ing to defraud with J. D. Williams, of Belleville. Twelve of the 13 charges made by the corporation, which will so over uptil pext Saturday, allege fraud and theft of amounts totall- ing $16,000. FARM MACHINERY EXHIBIT IN PARIS Seventh Event of Kind to Take Place the Latter Part of Jankary Paris, Sept. 27 Under the iso] nage of the Minister of Agriculture, the seventh exhibition of agricul- tural machinery organized with the co-operation," and under the exclu- sive responsibility of the mmion of exhibitors of agricultural machines and implements, will take place mm Paris. at the Exhibition Park (Porte de Versailles), on January 21 and 29, 1928. Like fits predecessors, this exhi-' bitiop is reserved exclusively for machines, apparatus and implements try mational exhibition wi fling Pgh i Plog img id play. DEEPLY MOVED PRISONER Pricon Chaplain {to prisoner about to be discharged): "Now, my and every druggist worthy of the mame sells them--#69 tablets--69 cts. Any thin man or woman can put on five pound of healthy flesh in 30 days or your druggist will willingly refund the purchase price. | One woman put on 15 pounds im six weeks. Children grow robust and man, try to remember what I sai¢ in my sermon last Sunday, and make up your mind mever to return ol the place." Prisoner (deeply moved): "Guy'- mor, mo man who ever 'eard you seach wowld want to come bac | [exe again." Friday and Saturday Last Two" HRIFT DAYS Come to This Special Event and You Will Find That You Can Buy All Your Needed Things at Only a Fraction of Regular Prices ~SHOP AT THE ARCADE~ Save Money on 2 Your Dy Bn Goods and Laaies' Ready-to- Below We List Only a Few of Our Thrift Specials Bargains in Every Department of Our Store 124 unite Bre 03 10) | Etetieritt "+ $3.50 Fancy Table Cloths. Reg. Ladies' Rayon Vests and Bloomers. Each, 79¢ $1.19 | = 49c $1.95 values. ......... Boys' Wool Jerseys. Reg. $1.95 value. ......... New Fall Frocks. Reg. = $1275 pap prrrr PP faker Bred Wed £4 OF | bm 5a hn, sme $1,00 Visit the Cretonne Carnival at The Arcade, showing the many ways this beauti- ful material may be used. + so As a special feature Bargain Friday, we wll sell 200 yards Fancy Cretonnes, regular 39¢ value--While it lasts--Friday, 29c yard.