~~ PAGE TEN TORTURED BY RHEUMATISN Stinday Sohool Supt. Tells "Fruit-adives" Relieved Tomaxro, Oxr., Oct. 1st, 1913. "I have lived in thi is city for more than 12 years and am well known, 7 suffered from Rheumatism, especially in my hands. I spent a lot of money arithout any good-fesulte. T'have taken "Frait-a-tives" for 18 months now and &m pleased to tell you that Fam well. All 'the enlargement has not 1éft toy hands, and perhaps never will, but the Soreness is all gone and 1 can do any kind of work. I have gained 85 5 pounds in eighteen months." R.A. WAUGH. Be. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 23¢. Atall dealers or direct from Fruit -a-tives Limited, Ottawa. instead of sallow skin and face - blemishes she ought to possess the clear complexion and the beauty of nature and health Any y you in ified suffering a mes from headache, he, nervous ness, anguor and depression of 'spin ts--ought to try OAL ; d you are look- is the kind we sell Scranton Coal Is good Coal and we al vo. Fook of West St, The ° ing for Merely Quicted The Corn The New Way Ends ft "| Somelolks stllelingto liquid, 1 to inefficient plasters or to merely 'paring corns. 3 Their own fricnds keep free | from corns by using Bluenjay -- They apply jiffy, thei target the 'sor. In 48 heen Willa «pain or soreness, the 1 Thompson's. ~PHEB-DAILY BRITISH: WHIG, frentenac BREWER'S MILLS, June 10.--The men engaged paint. ing W. H. Nichols' house boat have conipleted their work The dredge Tay, Ottawa, passed through here on "Wednésday. A number of the young folks attended the picnic at Street's Grove. Rev, Father Traynor has purchased a new Maxwell car. Miss 0. B. Dodd is visiting friends at Tay- lor. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. R. Milne, Kingston; N. Fodey, Warbur ton, at James Milne's; D. J. Murpyh at J. Ticrney's, Seeley's Bay. SANGSTER June 14 Statute labor Is the or- der of the day; some of the young fellows attended the 3rd of June ce lebration in Kingston. Mrs. J. A. Timmerman, Bob's Lake, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James O'Con- nor. Mrs. M.-J. Cochrane visited friends in Kingston for a few days. Miss 'Margaret Murphy is home fora visit with her parents. P. O'Connor is at J. Babeock's Mr. and Mrs. MJ. Cochrane and children at T. Colter's Cole Lake; James Coulter at N. Murphy's. HARTINGTON June 14.--Miss Young, Fermoy, is visiting at her uncle's. Alexander Mrs. Allan, Ottawa is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Sigswopth, Mrs. George Brown has returned from Bgterprise. Miss Es- tella Trousdale is in Kingston trying ber theory examination, Miss Ton- er, Pittsburg, visiting Miss Lillian Elerbeck has returned home. Mr. Derbyshire, Westport, motored to Ross Freeman's for the week-end John Morrison has moved his drill- ing machine to Reynoldston. The young people had a-picnic at Syden- ham Lake on Saturday. LELAND, June 12.-~-The many friends of J. Sills are pleased to hear he is recov- ering from a severe attack of pneu- monia, A large congregation was present to hear Rev. W W. Lake's farewell on Sunday evening. He goes to Billings Bridge. Jarvis will suceeed him. Rev. Mr. Monahan, Sydenham, called on Mr, and Mrs. J. Stewart ast weck. Miss Martha Kellar has returned from vis- iting friends at Sydemham. Mrs. R. Ferguson left 'on June 3rd for Cheboygan, Mich, where she will visit her son, A. Campbell is rush- ing his new, hay barn. Visitors: Mrs. L. 'Randalls 'at 8, Dickinson's; Isaac Brewer at E. Johnson's; Mrs. H. Lake, Battersea, at J. Sills'; D. Ferguson at L. Young's; Mr. 'and Mrs. 8, Sears, Wilmur, at J. Buck's. Frank Young spent the week-end at H. Gibson's, Inverary. O. Simpsca and Miss Pearl Gibson paid this place a flying visit last week. FERNLEIGH : June 12.--The recent showers have improved the crops greatly. Strawberries appear to be plentiful this year. = George Salmond made a flying trip to Neorthbrooke. R. Bau- der and daughter have returned from Arden. A "hop" was held at the home of Edward Thompson on Wed- nesday evening, An enjoyable 'time was reported. 'R."Bauder's bee was Neil attended on Wednesday. Visi- : 8, Kring at F. Villnefl"s; W. Smiin, at Davy's; R. Card at W. Mackinnon's; Mr. and js Sylvester Babcock and family at Babeoek's; on Sunday; D. 'Godkins at Reuben Hick's; Mr. and Mrs, Kil- at George Salmond's; Allan Watkins, at 'W. Derne's; Oliver McClellan at BE. Babeock's; Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomp- son und daughter, Kaladar, renew- ing acquaintances; Mae Babcock at George Salmond's. -------- SUNBURY June 14.--<Everything is Rev. J. to 2 Bri- pl FROM COUNTR about the same, Mrs. F. Clough has gone to Buffalo to visit her daugh- ter, Mrs. Todd. Mr. and Mrs. D. Ames visited at Mrs, J. and W. Ray- mond"s last week, rs. E. Green ig very poorly. Rev. Mr. Singleton is camping on the beautiful shore of Devi] Lake. Mrs. Cobet is some- what better. A number from here attended the H. M. camp meeting in | Yarker on Sunday. Mrs. Ritchie! is convalescent.. Edgar Torbett ! bas returned home after spending the past five years in British Colum bia. J. 8. Roberts spent the week. end at Enterprise. Fred. Graham, Brandon, Man., and Russell Ritchie are visiting at J. 8. Roberts'. Mrs. Folks and Mrs, Chamberlain, Wa- tertown, N.Y. are at R. Harris'. OOLLINS BAY. June 14.--The passing to rest on the evening of the 7th inst., after a prolonged illmess, of Mary Irene Herchimer, a Christian lady, ear- nest and most faithful in the devout fear of the Almighty God, left this rid much richer of the good life e spent for a nobler inheritance. The deceased, born in Kingston, was the youngest daughter of Lawrence Herchimer and Mrs. Hannah Losée {nee Grass). and granddanghter of Nicholas Herchimer, a prominent United Empire Loyalist, and favored with a grant from the Crown of 2,500 acres of land, of which Dr. Black's Point was the deceased's father's home, afterwards that of Captain Lemoine, 4nd still later that of Charles and Edward Ferris. The deceased's father was the first postmaster of this place in 1857 or 1858, She lived with her brother, J. J. Losee, for over forty years. She was a worthy servant of the public for over fifty years, and was also or- ganist of the Methodist Church for twenty-five years. She wii be missed, and her place will not be easi- ly filled. Her brother, Schuyler Losee, aged eighty years, diod in Chicago on ihe 7th inst. in the morning, making the bereavement more sad. The Herchimer name is now nearly obsolete, there being only Catherine Dalton, wife of Robert Daltan, left of a large generation of that name. Leeds 'WASHBURN'S CORNERS June 11.,-= There died at his home, Washiburn's Corners on June 11th, after a lingering illness, William Earl, aged eighty-two years. Deceas- ed was born and lived here all his life. His wife passed away a few weeks ago. He leaves to mourn three sons and three daughters. Mrs. J. Richards, Chantry; Mrs. Flood, June- town; Mrs. Frederick Flood, Wash- burn's Corners; Wellington of this place, und R. J. and 'W. T. at home. He was a membér of the Anglican church, and in polities a Conserva- tive. MORTON June 14,--A quiet wedding took place on Wednesday last at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stereens, when Louise, their 'third daughter, become the bride of Burnard Burteh son of Charles Burtch, Jones' Falls. , Kingston, spent Sun ander the parental roof. Mr. and B. N. Henderson visited at Brockville, one day last week. A number from here attended the camp. meeting at Singleton Lake on Sunday last. ¥ a 'CHAFFEY'S LOCKS June 11.--Stdtute labor is in oper ation in 'this locality. number from here motored to Kingston at attend the celebration on ne King's birthday, Woe I on a pA ouse has orough Et 11 be» great w a t "| benéfit 'to the 'coun _- Mrs. Lyons and us Ham- ites, PR Mrs, g ittle son, ots x roe HE, his cottage nd fhe Sumer there. Many sing through Arig locks. George. Sim. Detroit, Michigan, "Mr. ttawa, arrived a 'week ago at his cottage on Tarrymore Is Island, Indiax Lake. a ad team' fue forer 6 i 16 Ty For onto to ond a few days. James Ta- | WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1915. SIDE E AND HAMLET visiting at Syracuse, N.Y., for a few days. 'Mr. and Mrs. W. Hewitt and daughter, Chicago, arrived last Mon- day to spend the summer at their cottage at Haskin's Point. Miss Nellie Chapman, Toronto, is visiting friends here for a few days. C. Hartley has installed a new planer and matcher! in his mill when LOMBARDY 3 June 14,--On Sunday evening, Mr. Seal who has been here for the past three years, preached his farewell sermon in the Methodist church, Mr. Seal will leave for his home in Gan- anogque, and will be succeeded here by Rev. Mr. Fluker, Jasper. Mr. and Mrs. A, Gould, left on 12th inst., for a week's visit with friends in Ot- tawa and vicinity. Mrs. E. Leeder, Escolt Centre, is visiting her parents Mr, and Mrs. Franciseordan. Miss Leva Covell returned on the 12th from Pike Falls where she had been visiting friends. Watson. is home from Carleton Place for the holidays. Miss Rosella O'Mara, Ot- tawa, spent the past week at her home here. iss Nellie Dooher, Detroit, Mich., -is visiting her par- ents, Bern to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bass on 9th, inst, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Walker and Mr. and Mrs. 8. McAndrews, Kitley, spent Sunday with Mr. apd. Mrs. James Joynt, NEWBORO June 15.--John Brady died on Junie 8th, after an {llness of 'two years of bright's disease, _ His fun- éral took place from St. Edward's church, Westport, to the Roman Ca- tholic Cemeiery at Fernoy on June 10th. he funeral was largely at- tended, many coming from a dis- tance for deceased was well knbwn through this section of the country for his geniality, and kindness of heart, His loss will be greatly felt in this community. Mr. Brady was born in County Cavan, Ireland, May 11th, 1834, and came to Canada in 1864. He mar- ried Mary Murphy, on Nov, 1st 1875. He is survived by his wife, and seven children--Peter, Anna, Mary Patrick Margaret, John and James also by two brothers Peter and Patrick, Michigan. His sisters are Mrs. Mul- ville, Eptgrove, Mrs. Mahoney, Fos- ter Lock, Mrs. Foster, Smith's Falls, and Mrs. Shaver, Peterboro, Mr. Scott has purchased a valuab- le horse for the hotel bus. Mrs. Rev. Allen, Cobden, with her children are with her sister, Mrs. George Foster. Thomas McClement is confined to his room. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Tho- mas Gray a daughter, on June lst. Mrs. Mary Pritchard and children left for Ottawa on Monday to visit for a few days. Mrs. Samuel Pritch- ard is suffering from a severe attack of pleurisy. The relatives and friends of W. 3 Williams are anxiously awaiting news as to his fate, He is reported wounded and missing. Letters sent by his mother to his former ad- dress have been returned and it is feared that he is among the killed. The recent rains have greatly changed the crop outlook. Meadows pastures and crops of all kinds are looking splendid. Theodore McMil, len, Manager of the Union Bank, with Mrs. McMilleniand child, will take his vacation of two weeks with his parents, at Erin. They leave to- morrow, Miss Marjorie Wright left to-day for her home in Manitoba, She will be missed by'the young set. Re VENNACHAR June 12.--Robert Comer is.bufld- ing a verandah. J. G. Fraser, Ar- den, and William Holmes are here. Miss Della Snider and Mdretay alia udburg Were quietly ma on the 9th Inst. co dam McGlolian ws recent visifor an his sister's, Mrs. lomon Beebe's. Miss Mart Marthe Bont and Miss Love, Matawatchan are spend- ing the week-end with former's mo- ther, Mrs. N. J. Balsco. | ; In the ab- sence of Rev. Geo. Alton hraim Babcock, Ardock, ably filled the pul- pit in the Free Methodist church lost | Sunday. NEWBURGH June 14 --Mr. * been the engineer in ¢ constructing work on this point, is leaving with his for Barrie, havi » a ge Ei i appointment is Little Britain, in Vie- toria county. Rev. Mr. Limbert will be the new Methodist minister here. Bloomfield cheese factory paid $1.42 per hundred pounds for milk for the month of May. Wilfrid and Canniff Haight, with their families, spent several days last week in Kingston and Gananoque. A bad | thunder and lightning storm passed Were Sunday night. Lightning fol- lowed the télephone wire into the house of Windsor Foster, stunaing two boys. William Jickels' barn, near Picton, Was struck and burned, with the contents. . Som pigs and hens were burned. SALEM. June 13.--Miss Jennie Carnrike, who has been confined to the house, through illness, is 'improving. S. Carnrike is making very slow pro- gress toward recovery from his ill- ness. Mrs. H. Huyecke, Consecon Lake, is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marn- rike. Claude Gooding, Vancouver, B.C., is the guest of his brother, Neville Gooding. Mr. and Mrs. Burr, Bloomfield, were recent visitors of Mrs. A. 'Blakely. Prof. Graves, To- ronto, conducted services in Salem Church on Sunday. Mrs. C. C. Wan- namaker has returned from Port Hope, 'where she attended the branch meeting of the Women's Missionary Seciety. Lanark CALDWELL'S MILLS June 15.--Waesley Campbell and son Wesley, returned to Calabogie on Saturday. Mrs. John Church spent a day at Lavdnt last week. Miss E. V. Cameron ealled on friends here on Monday. Melville Easton spent the week-end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Warrington, Lanark, visited at Mrs. J. Parks. Mr. McVitty, Calabogie, is visiting Mr. Wilson. Lloyd Stewart and John Elliott spent this week-end at -thear parental homes. ' MABERLY June 15.--The spléndid rains will make the farmers sing a merry tune. A number from here attended jfBwen Blair's sale. John Palmer has pur- chased a fine 'black driver, Mrs. M. L. Battersby, Rochester, N.Y., is vi- siting her mother, who is ill. The entrance scholars leave fo» Perth next week to write on their examina- tions, Mrs. James Surbrick, Bur- ridge, visitéd friends in Maberly last week. Rev. Crowe will preach his farewell sernions on Sunday next be- fore leaving for Jasper. Mr. Crowe will be much missed as he was a general favorite with the boys as he took a great interest in promoting all out-door amusements that would be to their benefits. All wish Mr. Crowe and his wife success in their Hew field of labor. Rev. Mr. Moody will succeed Mr. Crowe, Mr. Ser- geant and sister, Donaldson, visited their Aunt and Uncle on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ure, Also Miss L. Thomp- son, Donaldson, visited at J. W. Wal- roth. a toes I pase] Irons, Toasters, Mazda Lamps, or anything Electri- cal, phone 94. jelide®, s Electric Sh 1g Street INDIA PALE ALE Not a Useless Intoxicant, but a WHOLESOME BEVERAGE with dietetical and medicinal uses ~ MADE AS GOOD AS WE CAN MAKE IT -- I not sold by nearest wine and spirit merchant, write A - Al pio and span are they--with snow- whité 'caps and snow-white gloves and spotless garments, All in the bright sunshine--guiding the "Singing, polished kettles and the tot a Hid tices the creamy chicle, - thie powdery "sugar r or the delicious,