PAGE TWO, THE DAILY BRITISH WiG, ) Bree rasrassesress i Told In From Trapper to Wearer Festival of the Empire, % v Monday, Oct. 7-1 2. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1912. -- SL ------ 4 eT GRANL ND ean | RAND, SPECI EXCIRSION : Through the World Famous Thousand Island trip through Fairyland Campbell, of Queen stivet | & ( g 1 eat or he eee ima mt sum Tuesday, October 8th, j reveived for the first time sed 'ing to Kimgston, on 'Thursday afte 'moon mnd evening. Mrs. HK Td i > Meslelland assisted Mrs. Campbet} in' (we ather pe rmitting } Per PAL AC E SPR. "AMERIC A recviving her many calles id Np Lighted by electricity and he al by steam. Leaving foot of Brock St - 18s ( oul . ! - | Campbell, sr., and Miss Campbell, who 30 P. M. sharp. . Homd at 7 » M , proceeds to go to Gymnasium F und. Pa served on board: Tie Ho m ty beobtained: at C ollege Book Store, Mi: Dawson, Mgr, Queen's Athletic Association, or at the College Post offic © up to 10.00 A. M. Tuesday. ! wre viking * Mrs: Campbell, assisted Special Excursion Rate : sh 33 com in looking after the guests in lhe 'drawing room. lu the dinmg room the table Jooked unusually pretty, be | ling decorated with Guantitics of pins) roses and pink and white carnations Vln" the aliernoon the walle was pre. | sided over by Mrs. R. E. Sparks and] Mrs. W. H. Wormwith, and Miss Fen 4 trice. Birch, Miss Lambert and Miss} | Chapman passed the refreshments a! mong the guests. lo the evening] Mrs. R. Meek and Mrs. John Nicolls! _ presided over the table and Miss Mabel} Milo} Miss Fxina Lake and Miss Evel yn Urawiord looked after the wants] of the guests. = Miss Doris Wilhams | was the sweet little door- tender. 'Phone 919. Misses Muckleston, William street, wh le untartained on Thursday afternoon | at a very enjoyable little tea in] | aonor of M Christine Loucks of | Winnipeg. $e drgtwing . room; were most artistically arranged with yellow daisies. The tea table was centred with a vase of these samc flowers, and was presided over. by |e Going, Miss K. Daley, and We can show you the best $5.00 worth of Clock In Can- ada. Festival of the Empire --AT THE % and not only equal to other 5.00 clocks, but better. It's for the man- tel, 3 Pd Miss Mabel Dalton served the ice | included Mrs. Frank Strange, Mrs. T. J. Burke, Mis: Christine Cochrane; Miss Lillian | Kent, Miss Jean Duff, Miss Hague. { Miss Mildred Jones, Miss Sylvia| jC ochrane, Miss Eleanor = Minnes, Misses Ruth and Nora Martin, Misa Marjon Lesslie, Miss Freda Bevins, | Miss Marjorie Brownfisld, Miss { Gwneeth Merrick, ~~ Miss Mary | Strange, Misses Doris and Hilda | | Kent, Misses Nora and Helen Gor-| { don, Miss Nora Macnee, Mrs. Mar-| | The guests It's a special Armouries, Oct. 7 to 12 ETRE You be the judge and coms pare. eae FULLY GUARANTEED, Everybody Go and Help We can help you. Our large New Stocks of Furniture, Carpets and Curtains was never better, sisson ---------------- ie The best shade nianufactured is the VUDOR SHADE, made of Linden Wood, simple to op- erate, can be put up in five minntes, . Made in all Big line of Hall Seats and Racks, $5, $7.50, $11, up to $50. = Parlor Cabinets, all styles. $4.60, $7, $10, up to $60. A fine line of Music Cabinets. Tables for Parlor. Dining-room, Hall, Kitchen, ete., 75c to $856.00. Parlor Suites, over 50 styles. un- equalled variety, $20, $27 up. Carpets, Rugs. Curtains, Draper- ies. Linoleum, Oiicloth, Shades, ete. "Phone '90, Yours Woel's Toonami mv garsioe he whole Great Toues anu inv kes new' ne. vous in Woy 'ures Nero nes hus Mentad a ond Brain Worry, Des. Fmiseions, Sper TT huse Hake EEE \GRAND VIEW PARK SMITHS FALLS | 1 have beén instructed to offer for a limited time BUILDING | LOTS in this Sub-Division at the extraordinary of $300, | | Size 33 x 132. $50 cash, balance in easy monthly, quarterly balt-yearly payments. price or This property is pituated near the C.P.R., where they have purchased 12 acres for their round house and machine shop | which will cost over $100,000. LOTS 38 BY 182. ve visited this pedperty within the Jast week, and T ean 1 ba Anorouhir recommengl this as a safe and gam. Investment. 4 5 ae a Secure one or more 50 Wiese Lois pétore the advance. We or For lang and further tnformatidn see WEDS shy, Fahland, of Lied in the Hote Mrs. Falls, Angustus Wis, The nesday victim, land; Bay of Quinte wreck of Wed morning claimed when Mrs. Augustus of-Clamb Falls, Wis. Fah- passa 1.30: n'clock. it will be remembered, morning, at ceased lady, about in the car, when the left the track, and received bad in- juries broken wrist, a 'bad scalp and an injury to her chest caused her great suffering. picked Fahland was in an unconscious con dition and remained so throughout wo home after making a visit to sister at Stoco vears of age, built woman. a Roman Catholic. munds, sister, She was sixty-fiv and a very Mrs. of Brownville, N.Y, is : and she was suinmoned here. | WILBUR J. Director of 'the U.S CARR, consular service 'Governor "Gibson on ( 'atechism Ideut Gov. Sir J. M. Gibson My father dying "when I was thres years of age the mothen continued with strict regulatity the custom of family worship and thoroughly groun fed her family of seven children in the shorter catechism. Some say to day that the catechism 1s old fashion »l. 1 say it is not; thers = too much sound theology in it ever ta get ont of date. children of this geweration will be as well grounded in Biblical knowledge as we are. | have always' ma it regular habit through life to he a ree gulsr. attendant at church. Chureh going 1 a good habit, and will grow; irregularity in attendance . at church will also grow into a babit; ht a bad one, until the person be comes a non-attender and his in fluence will act upon his_vhildren, who cannot be expecied fo d8 other than what the parent does. A Piles Cured new 14 Day. Your druggist will refund money sf Paro Oitmepl fails to eure any onse of Ticking, Wind, Bleeding or Pro teuding Piles in 6 to Ht davs. She. Mise Jassie Reid, danghier of Nr. and Mes. Frederick Reid. Johmon treet, has aceepted # POSItICH as So praso soloist in College Street Pres: hyterian church, Toronto. The Buckley Hat p Vue ley asondf oma! 2 ped "% to be had in Kings mpbell Bros., the big rr dealers | New Figs Socwight. Carsoy sky's. THE SECOND VICTIM," OF BAY OF Qu INTE WHECK ON ed at the Country Club this after- Clash, finals which were played on Thurs- bien From Injuvies She Received, another | away in the Hotel Dien on Saturday Bfternon.in honor of The de-|iredale. with two other women, was thrown train Her injuries consisted of a, which When up after the aceidemnt, Mrs. The déceased lady was on her way her heavily In religion she was John Ed-| Sometimes 1 wonder if the, Jory: ¢ Penge, Misses Fva and Mabel! as | Those Who are Helping Suffering Humanity. 25c. SMITH BROS. Jewelers, Opticians, 4 finals in the golf match for| are being piay-4 The | the president's prize C. Stevenson in the semi- noon between Mrs. P. {and Miss Elsie 'Pense. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. Friday, Mrs. Stevenson | day and A. E. Snell and Miss 1 won from Mrs. Elsie Pense won from Miss Marion | Redden. Miss Agnes Richardson entertain- | jed informally at tea at her studio | on Wellington' street on Thursday Miss Muriel amount - A ol of the many lines that contain al 1 i of extra value, To-Night 23e. Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose, all sizes, 25¢ Ladies' Black Vests and Drawers, all weights, Men's Black Cashmere Socks, seamless, all sizes, "2% Mr. Thomas Smart announces the -) | marriage of his daughter, Miss Mar- ion lgabsl Smari to Mr. Guy Per. | an eiva® Armand of Montreal on Tues-! ----- day, October 1st at Tanghorne, Pac) 2 for y ' White Embroidered Handerchiefs. Sp ial, Hudsen Bay Sab Invitations have been received in town from Mr. and Mrs. William James Suckling for the marriage of their daughter, Sarah Doris to Mr. Roy Beresford Buchanan on Oc-| tober 24th at St. Simon's Chureh, | Toronto. i A big array of Jabots, Fancy Collars and Belts at Ermine, Persian £ - Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, the best colors, 25¢. Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose yrs for 25¢ ' Save 25¢ a pair on Ludies' Kid Gloves, We JRected Im 0 rs Samo! Birch) are selling French Kid Gloves, Bla and is r. p x : a "| Bagot street. Colors, in all sizes, with guarantee, $1.25 Mr. Herbert Couper has been a i} ality. for ir. | ngnis ttno wte -OBH etaoi hrddiu| qual we? f $100 ap guest in town this week Mrs. K. M. Saunders, Alice street, 4 is spending the week eud in Ottawa. Mise E. Mackie. Svdenham street, | | ! Lambs, Minks, at GOURDIER'S ' 76-78 Brock Street. . Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Birch are ex-| pected from UQlpa on Baturday to aks " ------------------------_-- NEWMAN & SHAW THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. rd cation can be Parcha sed for $3.500 | commmmm-- L------------ - - _-- where * has returned from Chatsworth, Mp: E she was visting Dr. and Oldham. i Mr. T arrived p_ his mother i? 11. 1. Lyman, also a son, er for the sage time on wopto to Montreal, U7 Mitchell went to Bttaws to vesit his daughter and Mrs. William Cockburn jeft for Btawa Fresh Sweet Peas Asters Gladiolii From our own garden has with Mt stopped ov has ol New York, the week-end "Calderwood J' I'. Lyman to. spend at stone dwelling, containing 1 rooms and improve ments, {66x150, stabling for { { | 1 i - way from 1 Mr, to doy Mr got street, ing. drive sheds, ete. Possession at once. MULLIN The Busy Real Estate Corner, ra each day at PURDY'S 109 BROCK STREET his mc » 4 Continued on Page 3.) TWENTY-FI VE YEARS AGO. | What Happened in Kingston and "Phone 539. Elsewhere in 1887. At a meting of the Kingston Fool Flowers arrangcd for all eesti oti A Down Town Lo. Property consists-of a large 12 lot { horses; JOHNSON and DIVISION STREKTS, {iB bali Club, W. iB} vaptsin. Batter retailed at Wo. per. pound. Op the market it. sold for 85. Fg in demand god offered at 15e. 1p Me; 4 apples. sold Hie. to Ne lithiel ich 2c. to ymin; docks, to ;; turkeys, T0¢. to $1.50° por J.B. White was elected a occasions promptly. Anything ¢ to = he Heated? Whenever any kind of a healing { application is required, use Wade's be sure you have It | § for cleanliness, whiteness, spotiessness and sanitary treatment of your wash- ables, and wilt answer call and give you just what you want, just when you want it, and at & price that will please you Cor Princess & Bydenhawm Sis. of Hanpive, Messrs George |B 2) fills & Co, are donating : a "Fu Bat and Muff val: i ned at one hundred dol. § IX > CHILDREN'S EYES Especial care should be faken, as a slight strain from the F wroag icas might reselt in per E manent injury to the detiente tissues of the eye. We will examine Ry eves. i and adjust glasses peri - Bring sour porting to mig Assisting D. 0. §. Registered Optometrist & Optician F 342 King St. "Phone 1019. Kingston's Esvhusive Opticien, © Menls ied boots, $2.75. Dut tom's. "Buy Kodak Slt" at Gildan" Thone 72. : | :