. PAGE TWO. _ = "-- THE DAILY BRITISH amis ox MONDAY, AUGUST 19," 1912. HAVE YOUR FURS REMADE AND REPAIRED DURING SUMMER Estimates glven. Our summer prived are AStraciive. Styles and New Plates free, 1 13. now ready. JOHN McKAY THE FUR HOUSE 149-157 BROOK STREET and advies €heertully ITY AND VICINITY. This Week for Bradshaw Plums And Triumph peaches. Larnoveky ex PEQPLE Ww HO SECURE LIQU ol pects hundreds of baskets daily. FOR THOSE OX THE LIST | . Had Fine Canoe Trip, © Bearance, H Edgar, W. Batler W. King and L. returned from a two weeks canvestrip. The pasty first Jones' Falls, ¢ then came way of Gananoque, William: { Casey, J. Meek have And Imposed Fine of in of One Man Found Guilty of Such Offence--Membes of List Was Committed to Jail-- Youths Fight at Cricket Field, 25 and Comts, « Case home by > va Magistrate Farrell strongly, censured on Monday motning, who wo secure liquor for » very | , At Lake Ontarig Park, s Sn The attractions at Fake Ontario ian 5 aes i 3 Park, tonight, and all week, will by an the "prohibited hst."' He bad | above the Edina ihe tadin Fdith weveral ligior eages before him. and! DuMond "a noted singer art Ml. to f i | DuMonde rote , Bn v thew lrought oh the remarks he made & Marty. wellknown comiiy «Jugalers, Cone d ; "ge of i 5 : BAN 5 py X man who would secure so Toate wil a oe 3000 foot of ew for a man who is on the list," said | MOVIN picillres: the court, "would be guilty of al . yr most wnythings A san 1 put on Home of a"Visy. this list becanse he is found jncapa-| Edward Clarke, of Akron, * Ohio, August Furniture - The House Firilsh ing month, of year Ve purchases until needed. ' = Ee will onom hol the BEDS, SPECIAL LINE, $2.50 & 2.77 All sizes. ' Brass and Iron Peds $14, to $11 Brass Beds, $45, Brass to, $42. Hall Racks Hall, Racks, Hall Racks regular $55, to Beds, regular $50, $40, reduced $27, reduced $1 0, reduced to $3 Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, olenm all reduced from 10 per cent to 25 per cent. Repair and promptly and well done. 'Phone 97. Sale terms, strictly cash, 1. F. HARRISON COMPARY VERANDAH SHADES The best . shade manufactured is the VUDOR SHADE, Jna de of Linden 'Wood, simple to op- erate, can be put up in five minntes, Made 'widths in all and Carpet Sale reduced reduced redured to §32 to $22 Lin. Upholstering Work iy of protecting Nimwell. He is put| Wif bh the advertising department 4, the list '#6 that he might be pro Whitman & Barnés ter tad-and he is a pretty small man! COMpany, who will get liquor for him in the Pividion street, and will face ofy all this." | two week Is wife ahd Joseph Cooper wis found guilty of | have been hate for a mant wouring lignor for AMred Betts, who | w on the ist, slthough hs stoutly | tenied the charge. A similar charge was lodged againet Woratio DPlake and Cleorge Shepherd. The Rha ge and against Fephad wns dismissed, and! that agdinet Flake will be heard on Thursday. . Plake denied the charge | vary strongly, although Petts swo that he had - boon the ope to get hm | liguor. ' William Kennedy was« aiso summoned on 4 charge of having » ured Petts liquor but as he did not | Appear a warrant was ordered Hs arrest A fine of $25 dnd cots, with aption of {en days in jail, was fine imposed upon Cooper. William Heath, the list, and re mapdad by the magisirate, in ordér to ve him time to tink as to ha had gocured his Hqguor, tefd story. = ot Manufactucing is visting his molher ong remain for {WO or more sons rf . To Organize Boy Stouts. An endeavor is being made to form a troop ofg Boy an Wolfe fs- Rev. T. Bareham, the Anglican clergyman, is the enthusiast, and feels that this will be a great boon for the boys, It is° understood that it will not confined to any particular de nomination. Seouts be Caught a Fine Jerome lass. Thompson and A.W. Buell, for of Sharbot Lake, made one of the fin- a | ent catehes of thé season there, on Fri the | day, when they landed a bass weigh: the ing four and three quarter pounds. It {Was a regular "beauty," and the lucky Liolowers of Isaac Walton 'are being | congratulated by all their friends. where | hts an Clayton, Kingston and Ottawa. Steamers Rideau King and Queen, tic anid that a man named West [for Ottawa, every Monday, Wednes- who was going to the west, secured! day, Thursday and Saturday at 6 the liquor for him. a.m. For Clayton, every Tuesday, "That story had better go out west Nedodiday, Friday and Saturday at with him," remarked the magistrate.!8 . Jones' Falls and return, Nenth said that he was walking by |b0e., avery Wednesday and Saturday, a loeal hotel! and that the fellow | at 6 a.m. West was about . to go fn to get a James Swift & Uo., Agents. drink when he gave him an evita dis uon to go in, too. Heath said, "No, I cannot taket a Irink." whereupon, friend West Pin and secured him a bottle. i A Me morial Service. A service went conducted Sunday of a memorial nature a} © St. Luke's ghurch, morning, by the Rev. The magistrate would mot believe | R. Forneri, for Mrs. Francis Cot- this story, however, and commitied | ter, for years a member of the con- Heath to jail until he was willing to gregation: Mr. Forneri preached tell where he had secured thé liguor..|the text, 'Blessed Are the Dead Which Heath declared he had told the truths Die in the Lord Rev. xiv-13. He but questioned dosely by tha magid | made touching reference to thé life and trate he could not tell much about work of the deceased lady. the my¥%terious Mr. West, "The man knew me all right,"* said Heath, 'because he called me 'Bill' An unfortunate aliair occurred Two youths were on the carpet for! Friday at St. Mary's, Ont, having a "scrap" on the cricket Frederick Canfield, Woodstock, a for- fifd on Saturday. while the baseball mer cade! at the Royal Military Col- match was in progress. - They had a lege, had his right hand mangled in little "go," which was not down om the machinery at the cement works of thé programme, but just ag it way | Which he is proprietor. The hand had nicely started, and both the contest. {to he athpul ated, as a result of the ants were warmed up somewhat, (injury. Mr. Canfield is wqll:Known and Sergt. Snodden, who as a wpecth {has many warm friends.' He is doing tor at the game," nipped it in tung, 8% well as can be expecied. bud.' The two were taken to the re---- police #toRon, but were afterwards allowed out on their promise ap pear before the court. Both entered a plea of guilty," but on the evidence of Sergt Ibe a welcome visitor to hundreds of Sgopdden both were found guilty and homes and verandahs. The contents ,, of $2 and costs was imposed. include new short stories, special arti- The magistrate pointed out to the | (les on timely women's subjects, music, pair the seriousness of fighting in a school clothes for scholars and teach- publi place and cousing a disturh.! ers, new autumn styles, and leading ance general articles and new departments. . Price, 15¢. per copy. R. Uglow and company, agents -- Curtis "Publishing company. was on réctor, SD. from His Hand Taken Off, on when The Ladies' autumn Home Journal, "not {morrow, Tue sday Home Journal. number of the will be on sale. to- morning, and will to Tt Ladies' STREET PAVING QUESTION spn esis A Little Excitement. A horse belonging to the Kingston Will be Taken up Again on Monday Afternoon Next. The street paving question will be taken up by the board of works [steam laundry caused a good dedl of again noxt Monday afternoom, and. it | excitement on Alifed street, on: Mor 18 expected that at that meeting one (48Y morning, The horse took fright of the head. representatives of the (8! 8 street car and dashed up. the United States Wood Preserving ecom- "ot just behind the car, A man, pany, of New York, will be present, travelling on the car saw the horse, and submit proposition to . the |fOMmang, jumped off the car and grab board, relative to supplying the city | bed the horse by the hehd ™ and with ecreosoted bricks, for. paving. {brought it to a standstill, hut not be- The matter, it will be remembered, (fore the waggon had been * turned came up-inlormally, at a meeting of {OVer. the board of works, on Friday after noon, but 'was laid over until an offer was received (from the company. I'he manager of the company phonid, 'to-day, that he had been spending the wook end out of New { York, and that he had only received ithe message from the board of works on his arrival heme on Monday morn The board was anxious to ar {range a meeting for this (Monday) af a She Sang Finely. Missce Adrian and Grace Vanluven, Watertown, N.Y., 'are visiting Mrs Alvin Vanbuven, Brock street. Miss Adrian VanLuven sang in Cooke's church, Sunday morning, and in the evening in St. Andrew's Her solo, 'I'm a Pilgrim,"' was well chosen and beautifully rendered. Seldom have congregations enjoved the: singing of teles ing. ternoon, hut the manager stated that a sweeter and a clearer voice and vet her rendering. of her solo was without any apparent effort and with an ex- cellent appreciation of the spirit. of the piece. The people of Kingston will look forward to hearing Miss Vaop- Luven again. as he had only arnved home, it would be impossible, ki. 8S. Clement; one of the agents of mpany, 18 at present ia the city; and is having an interview with Ald. Elliott, the chairman of the board of works, and several of the blocks for paving." members relative Had a Close Call. A deat and dumb child came nearer to being killed, on Saturday evening, than any person would want to see, when the street car struck the child at the corner of Bay and Bagot streets. The car was coming in when to the aposoted ------------------------ TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO. What Happened in in Kingston and Elsewhere in 1887. The title to any plece of pro- perty you buy through our agency. We guarantee clear titles. Won't you come in and look over our list? We have some splendid Investments to offer. $4,200 will secure four tene- ment dwellings with suoud) rental of over $500; $2,200 , cash. balance at § per cent. $5,400 buys "three new brick dwellings in gtod location; | 7 rooms each; furnace, bh. & ©; rental, $540. $1,250 fof #> detached frame; an ; $200 cash; patance $3,000 for a rachud brick; 7 rooms; furhace; all mod- ern; in good locatién. We have a good list to select i daa 82 BROCK ST Phone 326 or 621. New chemical engine artived in city ;gnd was placed in the fire hall. It ig of great strength, having been tested to three hundred pounds pe: square inch hydraulic pressure. A gang of twenty-one convicts wero marched from the penitentiary to quarry some distanee aya. Ducing the day they stopped work and refus- | ed to 'resume it. They were walked | back tothe prison and placed in the cells for their disobedience. Members of "A" battery are emjoy- ing themselves at Redden's Point, with kettle drams, camp fires and things of that Kind. At Frontenac cheese board there was boarded 770 Boxén of chidese, very small offering compared with Pelion days. Buyers present were FE. J. din, of Newburgh, and H. 8, Miller. of Picton. Madden offered lie Willer 1le. for hour, bit bot were refused. the child walked across the track. Mo- torman Quesnel rung his bell, but thé child paid no attention. As<here is a pretty good grade, the car was tra- velling ft a fast rate. The motorman rever he power, stopping the car al jist ag it hit the child on the shoul der. Had the motorman not been nae- customed to driving, the child would certainly have been killed: as it was it gave the motorman 8 dreadiul scare. the Visiting the Scouts. 'The Scouts in camp, Srophy's Point, continue to oh "ch outing, A couple of the officers and a few of the boys came home on Monday, with regret their daties calling them to the city. Sunday was spent quietly, servide Ming held by the a 'ant, Canbn Starr, in the evening. and | A number of visitord were at offers Sout on Sunday, including Isaac trates, of New York, and a party. Ther sailed down if his 'fine véchi. He is & member of the Boy Seout coifitil of the United Stddes. The New Yorkst sskéd a ntimber Of ques husband, four daughters and ome tions, and appeared to be plepsed with what he saw. Dr. William Sban- kie,, and Postmaster Friend, of Wolle Hie whiske" at Gihson's. t ing, {1sland, also called of the Seouts. the ars Dinca McKay, of Smith's {8 dead, after an illness of two years. She is survived by Her went to} MAJOR 0GRADY DEAD HE HAD SU FERRED FROM PROLONGED * ILLNESS, A He Had Been a Long Time: vice--Saw Dusy in South Africa-- The Faneral an Wednesday. The death occurred on Monday of "Sergeant-Major James O'Grady, {Honorary Lieutenant and district officer), after an extendéd illness. The deceased was connected with the wilitary nearly all his life, énterin', the service at Quebec twenty-nine years ago. From the time he ams tered the service he took a great interest in his work. At the time of the South African war he .was Sergt-Major of *"E' Battery, at Quebec, and went out with the ond contingent. On his return pan the war he was transferred to the R.C.H.A. Kingston, in which corps he served until his death. He was -a battery sergeant-major for fourteen years. He also served in the North-west rebellion In April, 1911, he was given thé honorary title of lieutenant and district officer Atgthe time of his death .he had thré medals for seryice. He leaves to mourn a beloved wife and five children, four sons and one daughter, at home, and one sister, Mrs. Neville, Moritrdal. The funeral will take place on Wednes day morning from his late residence, Quéen street, and may be of a military eharacter, The wife and family have the sympathy of num- erous friends in their bereavement. in Ser- A Venerable Restdent Dead. Tn the dedth of Mrs. of Howe' Island, Catherine Kang wnq passed awd, Saturday, Aug. 17gh, the commun itv. has lost one of its oldest and most esteemed residents. The de eased had spent the greater part of her life in' that township, having set tled there soon after coming to Ca pada from the county of Waterford irgland, where she was born nearly eighty vears age. During her long and useful life Mrs Kane 'had, by her kindly manmef and many sterling virtues, won the esteem and respect of all with whom swe as ciated. Mer' husband, the late T anne, predeceased her by many years she leaves six childeen, Ald John nane, of Hammomd, Ind.; Thoma Kane, Howe Island; Dr. P. ( Kane Huffalo, N.Y; "Mrs. J. Cufi, Wate town, F.Y., and the Misses Margare! and Agnes, Howe Island. - The censed was a devout Catholic and & faithful friend of the needy. The fun eral took place Monday from the Howe Island churdh to the cemetery HUSBAND AND WIFE PARTED. de Lad Hawded Over to Care of Child- ren's "Ald Society. A sad story was revealed at a ses sion of the juvenile eourt on Monday morning. when a thirteen year-old lad hailing from Sharbot Lake, was hand od oyer to the care of the Children's Aid Society. The father ahd mothe recently separhted and there was ne place for the boy, so J. SiMcCona | She, acting for. the Children's Aid Society; bad the case brought to the attention of the court. The fathers of the boy is living in a tent. nem Sharbot lake, and the mother i= staying at another home. and from alk accounts there is no chance of a reconciliation between them. : The boy is a bright lad and Mr McC onnchie is very anxious to get a good home for him on a farm =. and would like to hear from anys farmer who would ike to give the VOURERA®: a home. The bov gives every in dication of being able to "make should he be given a chance good" Special Show it OF FURS { This Week. 'We have made up for | om tourist and winter { trade some of the most | beautiful Models of Fur | Setts and Coats that have been seen in our show- rooms. This is.the proper time to buy Furs, This is the bast time for all Repairs - r Remodelling: Summer Prices Preval Catalog on Request. | WATCH OUR WINDOWS! # 4 1 dry 00 Makers of Fine Furs. 126 and 128 Princess Street. + Printed strdet. up-to-ditd dfessmak moderate. Miss A. Reyes, 2 a "Boy Whisks" at Gibson's. 1 training. PERSONAL "MENTION. Movements of the People-- What aT Aare Doing and Sayipg. tdniey Trotter ieft. on onday on a visit to, Toronto. Miss' B. Clark and Belleville, spent Wie Jessie Hudson returned hom after visiting aunt, Mrs. J. En-| nis. | $ | | ot LEAD TO 0 THE DISRUPTIO OF ORGANIZATION. v { Those of the Body Who Went Ba Miss Monda Th ¥ in thy mpso n, city «1 er are Officers Concerned in It, C. N. Peer, Philipsyille, left on Non Painter day to Visit relatives in Saginaw and Huron: Rev. J. Cornell, nf Skharhot his gleft on an extended irip to northwest. Misses Jeepls, [ine street, are visiting Mrs. J. ©. William street. Judge "James O Rielly and Mrs. O'Rielly, in the ent strike Monday be trouble the re iwill be a meeting on Lake, {at which the ay have ture "ot There Union is over steps will us etiect union. The to have arisen in the following ama ner © There was a ditierence of opinic irom the first between some of of Cornwall; | members as to the advisability mn the éity for | strike, and many 'went into it their customare holidays, * {luctantly. The bossés offered Miss Joretta Killeen has returned | Part of their- after visiting her sister, Mrs. Albere|eight hour das iavlor, Rochester, N.Y. raise Misses Marguerite and Mona Me. [spring Carthy, Rochester, "'N.Y., are visiting [this and stood out Mrs. F. McCue, at the Windsor hotel |demand, The result was that 't J. 8. Randolph, former proprietor of | bosses were forced to hire non-unic the HKandolph hotel, has returned | men to do the work, After losing go from. holidaying at Lac Mercur, Que siclgtabie time, . Organizer Steveneo hec, 'Foronto, came to the city, Miss Myra Grattan and Miss ot a consultation with some of McGinn, of Kansas City, men who wished to return to wor guests of Mrs M. Grattan, he advised them to do so. This w street. done without the adviee of the rest : H. NX. Peacock; the faen and about seven returned ing a few days in the city. He is a | work. of who. tried son of the first pastor of Bethel Con- | return were unable on account 6f no gregational church. union men who had their places Charles J. Bell, of Utica, started the -troubla and it is brought on the Cape ble that at the meeting to-night, saturday nighht, as who went back will be fined Rockwood hospital. do not pay the fine they will prosab Rey W. T. Prittie, be put out of the union. Clifi, who 'conducted Cooke's church, on home this morning. Mre. Robert Gray, Barriefield, and little son, Gordon, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geotge Grange, the ay mouries, Peterborg, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright, street, for many jears living in. this city, are leaving" for Toronto where they will in fatare reside. Miss Agnes Fowler and Mies Birdie] =: aim tind Rane have returned from Syracuss, | sn Mr. W n N.Y., after having spent the past two nue Kingston weeks withnthe formes"s aunt. wid Whil this _ Mrs. Phenix; wife of Charles FE : Plenix, of the Frontenac Hotel, and their Kittle daughter, Elizabeth, ar rived on Monday, from Boston. Mies Minnie Ball ~ stenographer in the city clerk's office, fas returned home from a plegdsant vacation, spent gt her home in Vannachar. Mr. an ra. Frederick Hugo, with two chil : a sery on the trouble Avimer, McConachie, are very 1 the demand, namely, and the rest of it, ont a day mt as_a whole their enti of twenty-five Ihe men for Jennie are the Division Toronto, is spend Some those N.Y. was Vincent boat on a patient for tho B.A Copper the services in Sunday; returned and in dent vice-president. . Their - offic will, all probability, be filled others.: The rent in the union is qui serious and may result in its ment in the spring. lishan Alired|. THE WORK OF A YOUTH. A Bottle With a Message Harbor, of life, 'so send , University Ontario Fell was found." The abbva was wiktten upon a |e of wrapping paper floating in a hottle at the wha! tha Kinceton Shipbuilding compan an Sunday A hov fi at t uma. saw the hottle hearing: the telligence the wharf, and lane it It was one of the smaller ¥ hotdog, purehased at any store Tha writing anpearsd to be a boyish hand. The paper wae what wet and it wee a little to ~ad the handwriting The Whig made enqufries of the relatives of the add Found wl whith was fou near Juluth, Minn., motored from Sarnia, Ont. reaching here on Saturday night. They started west ward again to-day Sergt.-Majer Haghns, permanent sergeant-major of the 14th Regiment, P.W.0. Rifles, acting at the Boy Scout : camp at Brophy's Point, leit, to-day, hae an idea who wrote the for Petawawa, to join his regiment, {ee tha work of a youth ROM from not {ho evening, taken whith the fu refused TROUBLE IN THE UNION N | K to Work May be Put Out--There Ve em n wo OU the of the men an a he i re he "mn n n, and af thw k. a ot to to n This poss; S40 If they Iv Among those (who returned to work were the prési by te d in word ave ery nd of ¥ ha ah od Am wy in 1e diff ficuls ons and ! i It the Royal Canadian Regiment, pow in| " J Mr: and Mrs. Edward Bernard (Shaw, Brooklyn, N.Y., who have heen with Mrs. Nina - Sherman, Unjversity avenue, for the. past two months, Are teaving this week for Aléxandria Bay, where they 'will spend a short time, returning to Kingston for two wecks long® and then returning home. FIREMEN WERE CALLED. NECKLETS LAVALIERES Gold, set Amy figs and The Department Had Two Runs on Saturday Afternoon. In Platinum and with Diamonds, Pearia. Necklets in 14K Gold, with Sprays of Pearls, from $14.00 up. All new. The fire department were called out twice on Saturday afternoon, bay there was no serious fire. At 2.30 o' clock they wens summoned to Knapp' hoat house. 'Yrouble was coused when a motor boat, back fired. and set fire oline. The blaze was extinguished with a chemical extinguisher, and the damage was slight. In the case of the second call was "all smoke and no fire." was at' 5.30. o'clock and 8 well: known military man, a member cf the permanent force, was. responsible for the trouble. He was "breaking in" a new stove, and filling it up with wood went into the parlor to read. In a few moments the house Drops, with Chains, in Tur- quoise, Peridot, Amythist, To- paz and Pearls, in 14K Gold, from $10.00 up, complete, SMITH BROS. Jewelers and Opticians, Issuers of Marriage Licenses. $50 KING STREET. on gomg oul, to some gas it This retired, after fifty years service in the neighbors had an idea that the house was on fire "and sent iff an alarm to the fire department. 'The stove was soon pui nto shape and the excite ment all over Fresh Bweet Peas 'Asters Gladioli From our own. garden each day at PURDY'S 109 BROCK BTREET THE BEST WAY To Do_Many Houschold Tasks This Sgason. To wash silk handkerchiefs, wse borax mn tepid water with little or no soap, lron them before dry. To prevent cakes, pies and puddings from scorching place a dish of water inthe oven. Ta keep new-laid eggs fresh rub them over with oil or pure glycerine. To give a fine polish to tinware use sifted wood ashes gnd a little mild sasp. | To keep the outlets of laundry "tubs | clean probe them occasionally with a ong-handled buttonhook to remove he Lint that collects therein. To get best results wher baking nf Flowers in -all arrange- ment for all occasions promptly. bread in a_gas range use light, cheap bread pans, for the lighter the pan the lighter and whiler your bread will be In cooking "beans and peas thei flavor will be much better if they are cooked in as little water as possible, To make curtains or draperies slip easily on a portiers pole rub the pole with hard soap before putting them un. 'We Grind Our Own Lenses First High silk Hat. Christian 'Selence Monitor. it is recorded that in 1797 one Joha HetReririgton walked down the Strand in London in a "strange high hat' This was the first =ilk hat worn, and the wearer wae seized, brought before | the lord mavor dnd mccused of dis- orderly conduct and of inciting peo- ple to riot. He was found guilty and Beavily fined. Predetick Anglin, aged twenty-three years, risiding with his father, Mich ael Anglin, a wellknown farmer of Mcintosh Mills, pleaded guilts to ob Yaining £150 from the acting teller of .the Northern Crown bask, Brock: Vie, on the Sth inst, By pasving' & for cheque. . Bare MeFaul, aged fourteen. died at Hainan. of suffocation from Fiert induced by intoxication. ike e obtained the lquor is hot no For Everything THE EYES Need to emable * you SEE CLEARLY -- For everything which can possibly Tontribute to the.com- fort of Eyeglass¢' or Bpect- facile Wearers. For EYE HELPS from ex: pert Examinations to the smallest part necessary for re- pairs-- Depend upon J. 8. Asselstine D. 0. §. Registered Optometrist & Optician 842 King St. "Phone 1019. to "Bay "aall Brushes" at Gibson's. ll ion Quarterly for I RECEIVED TO-DAY A . Standard F " Fall contains hun- dreds of the very latest illustrations, also a coupon for any--t5c pattern. All for 20c Standard Fash- ion Sheet for Sep- tember FREE. Standard Pat- terns, the latest: and best 10 and 15¢ each A New goods ar- riving daily. NEWMAN & SHAW The Always Busy Store. i FURS Everything in Furs obtained of us will be found of the high- est quality, perfect in fit aod right up-to-date. : GOURDIER'S EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS Phone | | 1 { | | TOV TYYYYYTYYYYTYY TOUT YYYVYYYTTTYY 2,000 Will purchase a nice brick dwelling on Barrie St., near Earl 8t., 9 rooms, and. ilprove- ments in goed condition. } Ire ed MULLIN Cor. Johnson and Division Btreets. 'Phone 639, "The Busy Real Estate Corner." . Edges of toll neck? Cuffs irt nut "Tattered Warps and Wools." ars gAWIng your ing wrists? bindings pricking like burrs? rasj r ches Perhaps you have a scraping acquaintan 'e with them? Yes? Then we are hot doing YOUR LAUNDRY WORK: Let introduce you to oir smeoth ways and your ac quaintance won't he & scraping one; but a welcome, perman- ent, pleasing relation KINGSTON LAUNDRY Cor. Princess & Sydenham Sts, "Phone 22, is