TVS YV YY Yee eeY Fevevew, : AND SEE OUR GAS IRONS PRICE $3.15 BURNS 4 CENTS WORTH OF : GAS IN 10 HOURS, GRAND UNION £2» HOTEL *}=: ns YORK CITY _ 'upward NEW 1 pag A ll The LONDON DIRECTORY (Published, Annually) Enables traders throughout the world to communicate direct with English MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS In each class of goods. Besides be- Ing' a complete commercial guide to SEE THEM AND YOU WILL BUY Nn DAVID HALL 66 BROCK ST, Phones: Store 335, Res. 836. ASMA A London and fits suburbs, the direc- tory contains lists of EXPORT MERCHANTS with the goods they ship, and the Colonial and Foreign markets they supply; STEAMSHIP LINES arranged under the Ports to which they sall, and indicating the approxi- mate sailings; PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES of leading Manufacturers, Merchants ete., In the principal provincial towns and industrial centres of the United Kingdom. A copy of the current edition will be 'forwarded, freight paid, on re- ceipt of Postal Order for $5. Dealers seeking Agencies can ad- vertise their trade cards for $5 or OLIDAYS. Are about over and everyone is getting down to business again. Now we are open to do business with you regarding that gas service. Place your order now and enjoy the comforts of the CHEAPEST, CLEANEST and most convenient of fuels. For any information drop a card to the office of the works, Queen street, or "Phone 197. It Light, Heat, Power and Water} Depts. C. C. FOLGER. : mn. Mgr WANTED FOR 1st October larger advertisements from $15. THE LONDON DIRECTORY COMPANY, LTD 25 Abchurch Lane, London, E.C. Gospel Truth About Zutoo We tel you truthfully and concien- that ony of our little tablets called ZuT harmless as soda, will cure your headache sick, nervous or neuralgic in twenty minutes and always leave you n; . ; We tell you further that these tablets will break up a cold, will relieve indiges- tion and the monthly pains of women. Every user of ZUTOO will tell you the same thing. So will every druggist and dealer who sells them, Generally you accept what every bo- dy says as being so, but we don't ask you to take anybody's word about ZUT0O tablets. Try them. Know for yourself What these Temarkable Je Hiblets will 0. 25C at dealers or by mail postpaid. BN, 'Robinson & Co., Reg'd Coaticook, Q. | A UA RENT 4 Houses, equipped, centrally located, Ce. will pay good rent. Apply to J. O. Hutton and H. S. Crumley 18 Market St., Kingston iAH STREET REE that is stained or faded. Rugs lend themselves admirably to dyeing--and our long enables us to tell just which color will be best to use for each individual Rug. Phone for our representative to call and give advice upon the dyeing and cleaning of Parker's Send S En v 3 Re SHR & . RE Ra Dye Works 20 ¢ TORONTO. 43: 2232 KING GEORGE NAVY PLUG . CHEWING TOBACCO IS IN A OLASS BY ITSELF It all others in quality and flavour because the PACS Uy whith ob cele as ovo bane thy clously sweet and ROCK CITY SOLD EVERYWHERE: 10c A PLUG TOBACCO Co., Manufacturers, QUEBEC : / THE DARY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1913. COUNTRYSIDE TIDINGS WHAT WHIG OORRKSPUONUENTS «AVE TO TELL. News ikrom Villages and Farms Throughout the Adjoining Coun- ties--Rural Events, and Move- ments of the reople, News From Bail, Bath, Sept. 11.--Silas Burley, of Rochester, N.Y, is visiting at Charles Burley's. Miss Muriel Jory who has been visiting at Thomas Bain's dur- ing the holidays, has returned to col. lege at Belleville. The large boats have stopped their daily trips and after Sunday will not run again this season. Miles Beech is painting the Methodist church. Rev. Mr. McTear has returned home from a visit with friends in Guelph, Miss Schryver, of Napanee, is visiting at Mrs. Peter- son's, Married At Napanee. Napanee, Sept. 12.--A pretty wed- ding ceremony was performed on Wed- nesday, at 9 a.m., at Napance, when Miss Florence Joyner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Joyner, Lapum, and Farl P. Warner,' of Yarker, were un- ited in marriage. The bride wore a smart tailored suit of navy blue serge with a dainty blouss of tamoline silk, trimmed with baby Irish lace, and buttons. A becoining little hat of blue felt, with soft vulture mount, complet- ed the costume. After the ceremony the happySeouple left for Toronto and Niagara. On their return they will re- side near Yarker, where ihe groom is & prosperous young farmer. Notes From Waupoos. Waupoos, Sept. 12.--On Monday August 12th, K. Storms and Miss Wattam were quietly married in Me- ton. Mrs. Gordon and daughters, of Picton, and Edward Gordon and 'wife, of Syracuse, spent Sunday at John Gordon's, Wawpoos. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Powers, of Oshawa, re- cently spent a few days at William Gordon's. The canning factory has opened. Miss Georgie Williams has been visiting Mrs. John Shepherd Quite a number from here attended the ball game between Cressy and Waipoos. The score was in favor of Waupoos. Mrs. George W. Gordon who has been quite poorly, visited last week at Cressy. St. Lawrence, Vole Island. St. Lawrence, Wolfe Island, Sept. 11.---Miss Sylvia Woodman has re- turned home from Elginburg, after visiting her cousin for the past two weeks. School has reopened in school section No. 8, under the able managemeint of. Miss Nina Murphy. Mrs. Joseph McDonnell and children has returmed to her home in Chicago after spending the past two months visiting her father, James O'Brien Miss Sadie Murray is guest of Mrs. George Woodman, Mrs. Byron Ir- vin, who has been very ill, is slowly improving. Misses Minnie and Lor- etta and "Jack" O'Brien spent Sun: day at Miss Maggie Murphy's. The Foot school opened on Monday with M188 May Cramer as teacher. Misses Inonda and Myrtle Slate, of Clayton, N.Y,, are visiting at Mrs. John Niles, Jr. At Yonge Mills. Yonge Mills, Sept. 11.-Mrs. Sur plise, of Lansdowne, returned home af- ter spending a few days with her sis ter. Mrs. S. J. Avery. A pumber from here attended Brockville fair last week. Miss Bertha Pergan and Miss Gladys Nunro are attending the collegiate in Brockville. Miss Pharo of Thresha, N.Y., is the guest of her niece, Miss Edna Howard. Mrs. G. A. Purvis re turned home after spending a week in 1A. Derbyshire. Brockville with her daughter, Mrs. J. Mrs. M. Ferguson is in Belleville, the guest of her daughter Mrs. Churchill. Rev. A. Mcleod of Lyn, conducted service in the stone church Sunday morning. Mrs. Burn- ham of Mallorytown, spent Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Munro. Mrs. Pergan returned home Tuesday after spending a week in Toronto. Mrs. L. Black oF "Brookville is the guest of Mrs. Edward Scott. Misses Jessie and Mary Purvis and Miss Myr- tle Gibson, returned home Tuesday af- ter spending a. couple of woeks in Toronto. Sand Bay R.po:ts. : Sand Bay, Sept. 11.--The ie finished in thig vicinity. from here are attendin the camp meeting held at Outlet. Mr. and Mrs. Toe Lappan, spent Saturday and Sun. day with relatives in Athens, Mrs. William McDonald and son, Maurice, have returned home after spending a week with relatives in Adams, N. Y. Messrs Prosper and Thomas Marshall Taylor, visited at W. Marshall's on Sunday last. Miss Magpis: Lappan, Ogdensburg visited at en p- an's. Miss Mary Alice Lappan, St. "aul, Minn., visifed her brother, J.J. Lappan. Mrs. Charles McDonald and Miss Marcella McDonald, spent Sun- day at P. Lappan's Melcombe. Vincent Flood spent Sunday at his home in Warburton. Mr. and Mrs. James Me- Cready and daughter, Smith's Falls, are visiting at Rufus: McCready's. Will iam Marshall and B. Gavin, have pur- a new corn cutter, : At Mountain Grove, Mountain Grove, Sept. 10. Jack was here last night and con- siderable damage to corn and pota- to crops jis reported. Messrs Boomhower and Marshal are in this vicinity with their threshing machines. 'Mrs. David Cox return- ed on Monday from an extended visit with friends. Misses Florence Abbott and Agnes Price left last week for Sydenham where they will attend high school. Miss H. Carr at the parsonage for the past month returned to Norwood. on Saturday Miss Jennie Crozier has secured a school at Perth Road. Misses Lida and Gladys Clark, Kingston, are spending their holidays at home. Mr.s Joseph Card is holidaying at Erinsville. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hall, Plevna, at Ross Barr's; oliss J Barr is spending a few days in Kingston. Mise Evalena Price and Master Everett are visiting friends threshing A number | sufiragette leader, leaves an estate val- J giving market. son's. Those who left on the ex- cursion for the west are Messrs. T. H. and John Flynn, James and W. Wilkes, Start Mills, T. Conboy, Edward Price, Henry and Mrs. Godfrey. Miss Mary Crozier is attending Tweed high school. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abbott are with their daughter, Mrs. J. A. Coulter. The Anglicans are preparing for a harvest home. A number attended the harvest dinner at Long Lake last week. Among those who at- tended the Toronto exhibition from here were Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mc- Donald, James McDonald and D. Cox. Miss V, Garret was a week- end guest at Mrs. D. Cox's. The many friends of Mrs. William John- ston are glad to learn that she is able to be around again. US. AND SOUTH AFRICA, Large Business Anticipated Between Them Under New Tariffs. { London, Sept. 13.--A Johannesburg despatch to the Daily Telegraph, . re- ferring to a visit of Mr. O'Dell, of the department of commerce at Washing- ton, to inquire into the market open- ings for cotton goods in South Afri- ca, says that Mr. O'Dell anticipates large business between the United States and South Africa, especially an increase of wool importe under the new tariff act. A warning was issued to British merchants and manufactur- ers on the necessity of defending them- selves unless they want to be left be hind. : Left Several Millions. Mineola, N.Y., Sept. .13. ~The will of the late Dr. Oliver Livingston Jones, father of "General" Rosalie Jones, the ued from $5,000,000 to $10,000,000 to his widow. Dr. Jones shot himself with a pistol at his home in New York and died August 9th. Whether his death was due to an accident or suicide, has not been ascertained. The will was filed for probate yesterday. ira There are some dealers who will sub- stitute for "Salada," some other ten on which they make a larger profit. Don't be deceived--there is no other tea that will satisfy you as well, Ask for "Salada" and refuse the substi. tute. The only sort of turkey trot that is considered proper by most of us is the trotting home to roost of a nice flock that is ripening for the Thanks- It is all right for the tobacco worm to chew tobaceco--that is what he is made for; but why should a man do it ? Money makes the mare go. If you bet on" her she can usually be de- pended upon to run away with it, | DELIGHTS LADIES : Parisian Sage, the Great Hair Beau. tifier is Guaranteed, Hair that is irresistibly attractive will make any woman look more youthful. : In Paris the clever French women Tully realize this and retain their Youthful appearance even in the fir- ties. While Parisian Sage is known the world over as a certain cure for dandruff and falling hair and is sold by J. B. McLeod on the no-cure-no- pay plan, it is especially recommend- ed to soclety women who greatly de- sire lovely, fascinating hair. It will put life and lustre into dull, taded hair in one week. Parisian Sage makes the head feel ®ood the minute it is applied. The first application creates confidence, for the user cannot help hut feel that such delightfully cooling and exhilir- | ating tonic will do what ordinary ! commercial tonics have failed to do. | Parisian Sage is sold in Kingston by J, B. McLeod and by leading druggists everywhere. Guaranteed to kill dandruff miec- robes, cure dandruff. falling hair and itching scalp in two weeks or money back. Comes in large 50-cent bottles and "The Girl with the Auburn Hair" is on every package. DR. SIMPSON Has fitted out a temporary office a. corner of Princess and Wellingtou streets, over Kinnear and D'Es terres. (Dr. Winnett's old stand.) Telephone No. 626. Pr. de Van's Female Pills y hese Lat a 'S are sod at a 10 any a dress. For sale at Mahood's Drug Store. SIMPLEX Puncture-proof Pneumatic Inner Tubes. Self You have only to see the Simplex In- ner tube demonstrated to realize that punctu - ibility--built fately Eni and Sonar utely new principle, and won a efficient, Ask your dealer, or y THE SIMPLEX SALES 00., Toronto 550 Yomge Street. FREER PR EPP EE RRP PPP R RP The Man On Watch FRddblb blob bbb Pb bbb bd bb Sb If it is British justice to free a murderer and refuse the petition of the Women's Christian Temperance union for the release of a mother from the penitentiary, the Lampman thinks the sooner Canada is annexed to Mexico the better. It is not sc long ago since Minister of Justice Doherty was prevailed upon to free + Glengarry man who in cold blood (or hot blood if you wish), shot to death a drug clerk of Carp. On the pretence that the confrer of Cain had an ailmemt, the minister of jus. tice could not free him any too soon. But the woman must serve her time n the prison! The honorable the minister of justice does not recog- tize the W.C.T.U. Mayor Rigney is the only lawyer in the town council, and the council- nen depend upon him to interpret he law to them and guide them aright. The Lampman does not wonder that they do not wish him 'o retire from the council board. Fhe time was when there were gen- >rally two or three lawyers in the own council, which benefited by "heir presence. Now they are disap- pearing. The lawyer has been - a much-abused man, and does not re- 'eive his due--that is, the honest lawyer, not the pettifogger. The Lampman would advise his friends not to be misled by 'the brilliant colored gauze on peach baskets. The top row looks quite blooming and charming, but one townsman informed him that ibe- ieath the nice colored flimsy ma- terial there were green peaches ind of course little ones in the bot- tom of the heap. The elusive pea that used to be seen at the 'fall fairs is not the only deceptive thing in the world. If the street car company wants to help Kingston and itself at the same time, it should give something better than a twenty-minute evening service now that 1,500 students are to be added to the population, until next spring. The Lampman asks the company if it is not worth while to coax or educate this additional pop- ulation to ride on the cars. A twen- ty-minute service will not do it. For the benefit of the people going to the evening places of amusement, the ten-minute service should be con- tinued an hour later--that is, until eight o'clock. The Lampman is in- clined to think that it would pay the company. His friend "Hughie," might try it, anyway. In Belleville the other day a cow walked into a store on Front street. The Lampman is not at all surprised. No doubt the co-boss thought she was in pastures green, and was rather offended when the proprietor and the store clerks woke up and chased her out into the street. The Lampman sympathizes with militia boards. Think, he says, of the humiliation of perhaps half a dozen of the Hon. Sam Hughes' of- ficers having to meet to investigate and report as to whether jugs will hold water, or whether moths have eaten into a few greatcoats to such an extent that the department at Ot- tawa wishes to know if they are fit for use again. Horrors! ' -- Dean Starr and the Lampmnian seem to have aroused the gentle flock call- od the Brethren, whose leaders an- noufice that they believe the Bible in its literal sense. . As the Lamp- man does not, there is no common ground to work. upon He has no apology to make with regard to his comment recently upon 'saints in the making." A straw vote in Portsmouth would show a chorus of '"ayes' for caging the desperadoes who have been giv- ing the prison officers so much trou- ble. The Lampman has read the letter of 'Prison Reform," sympa- thizing with the desperadoes, but cannot concur. These convicts have the same chance given others to be- have themselves, and if they decide to remain villians, and raise their hand against the law-abiding, they deserve no sympathy, As they are seemingly bevond reform, by all means keep them caged.: THE TOWN WATCHMAN. BIG ROBBERY ON TRAIN $71,000 In Two Packages Mysteri- ously Disappear. Savannah, Ga., Sept. 13. Fifty thousand dollars in transit from the Chase National bank of New York to the Savannah Bank and Trust com- pany was stolen from a' portable safe on an Atlantic Coast Lime train be tween Jersey City and Savannah. Another package containing $21 900 |from New York to banks in Valdosta and Brunswick also was taken from the same train. The seals on the $50, 000 package seemed undisturbed when the robbery was discovered. Murder By Filthy Milk Cans. Montreal, Sept. 13.--"¥You are doing nothing less than murdering people by using such filthy milk cans as thoss just shown to the court. Such per- sons as you ought not to be allowed to keap a store for the sale of food to the public. You are a disgrace to your business, and you must expect no mercy when you are brought before me." This was the scathing comment passed by Recorder Semple when James Charette and Leandre Cho- quetie were charged with having filthy fille cans in use. Both were heavily fined. The Record Crop in West. Winnipeg, Sept. 13.--The Free Press crop report, out to-day, estimates the wheat crop of the three provinces at 193,878, bushels, or 13,000,000 more han last year's is 208,308,000 bushels, barley bushels, and fax 17,500,000 Larvest. The oats es | THE DEMAN PAGE ELEVEN Is increasing enormously Can we tell you the o\ Reason Why? "A Trial Package will bring Enlightenment "OAT ANA" CEYLON TEAS "ARE DELICIOUS TEAS" direct contact with the diseased tissue, its cannot help have a beneficent influence. ) 88 Princess Street. . N BLACK, MIXED OR NATURAL GREEN SEALED PACKAGES ONLY "REFUSE SUBSTITUTES @ Columbia Grafonolas Have vou heard them? The living voice of the artists. We want you to hear these machines. September now in, Trealgold Cycle and Sporting Goods Co. Angrove's Old Stand. records - ------ - -- _-- Orange Lily is daily curing the inate cases of Female Dis Womb, Leu Sappressed are all of A WONDERFUL CR TA S most obstin: "iy ® 8 orders. Falling of the % by --_ corrhoea, Painful and XS Ry a Menstruation, ete., etc. Foi them relieved from the start by its use, and a few weeks or fnonthy' treatment accomplishes a fomplete cure, © This remedy is a positive scientific preparation, and is based on the discoveries of Pasteur and Lister, It is -an applied treatment; that fis, it is not taken internally but is applied direct to the suffering parts, and it, therefore, acts wkh all the certainty of the known laws of chemical action As it comes in antiseptic and nerve-food propertics I receive from 10 to '60 letters dally > forming, 3 2 hat it will of the benefits and cures it is performing, and so sure am It t wpeaking is claimed for it that I will send, absolutely free, a 3ie¢ box to every sui- fering woman who will write for mon! | | r box, which is sufficient for one it. Price. $1 pe 0 ' treatment. Address, MRS. FRANCES E CURRAH, WINDSOR, ONT, 3 For Sale by the Leading Druggists Everywhere Eddy's Matches The Choice of Generations Sixty-two years ago your Grandmother kindled the fire with the "Elght-day" sulphur--the first EDDY product, To- day most of the nine million Canadinng favor the new silent "Ses-qui" non-pol- sonous matches or one of the many other brands made by EDDY, Ask Your denler. -------- POOAAMBAABARADARDDAOOAOABADIDOABASNAOADAN, THE OTHELLO RANGE is the latest production in cast iron range { TeTVYveYTwe trade, since nb TTT YT YY TT YY YY YT TVI Te TY YY YY ~~ 2,000 tea biscuits baked in the Othetto with one fire pot of coal. Examine it before purchasing. ELLIOTT BROS.