L Lux is the essence of xs pure soap in flakes and possesses marvelous cleansing preserving proper- ties. It keepsall loosely woven fabrics from 'shrinking and thickén- ing in the wash. Have you tried LUX ? Lux breaks into a foamy cream-like lather that cannot in- jure the filmiest fabrics or the most delicate hands. It softens the hardest water, thus preserving the original elasticity of fabrics and adding "to their life. Try LUX in the bath. GLENDOWER. May 2.--The farmers are at their spring work. The fields are looking green. The men at the mines have put the boate'in the lakes to draw feldspar. Sanford Leeman made a business trip at Verona. School starts on Monday agaiw. Miss Edna Campbell is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson. George Timmerman is helping Rich. ard Howes with his work. FOREST, May The farmers are prepar- ing the soil for sowing, planting, ete, Mr. Kavanner has purchased a fine new carriage. Mrs. Toland is not improving in health as rapidly as her friends would wish. Mrs. Nefsey, taken suddenly ill, is convalescent, A concert in aid of tlie Red Cross is to be held in' Wesley hall, Sydenham, Friday, May 5th. Among the holi- day visitors were: Mr. and Mrs, O'Brien, Wolfe Island; Miss Harri- gan, Wolfe Island; Miss Joyce, Syd- enham; Miss Hilda Burns, Oates; Mrs. Ralph Patterson and son, Inver- ary; Mrs. Mc€ornack, Harrowsmith; Mrs. Clark, Harrowsmith; Mr, Law- lor, Odessa; Miss Alice Joyce, Peter- boro; H. B. Patterson, Peterboro; John Tobin, Westport. Miss Alice Joyce, Peterboro; Patterson, Peterboro; John Westport. 9 H. B. Tobin, HARTINGTON May 1D, Freeman is improving farm by an addition of a wire fence along the front. George Brown has rented Edward Freeman's farm. Fred. Dennison is building a barn with cement stables. Misses Helen and Ada Segsworth spent holidays at their home here. Miss Pappa spent the holiday in Toronto. Harold Boyce and Melbourne Moore, Queen's, at home; Miss Lalia Freeman, Fermoy visited her parents; Mrs, Guess, Ca- taraqui, at Milton Cloakey's; Mrs. Sproule, Westbrooke and 'Mrs. And- erson, Kingston, visited relatives here during the holidays. Miss Aggie Raymond at George Brown's; Miss his Homeseekers' Excursions Round trip tickets to day up to and including Oet. 1916. months, An extension of time limi not excoeding two months may b 31st, had on payment of $5,00 per month, 30th, but in no case later than Nov, 1916. For full particulars apply to J. Hanley, C.P. and T.A,, and Ontario streets, poe 2 CUNARD. LINE Canadian Service HALIFAX TO ASO DIRECT. TSS, FANNONIA, May 11th at 5.00 pom. Min. Kates: © AWIN, $50, THIRD ASS, #3 $33.75. MONTREAL TO TO LONDON, th). Falmou May 17th at Dayiient] ers earried, rs marked Cold Storage and Cool Air. Apply Local Agent, or a THE ROBERT REFORD CO, LIMITED 30 King Street East, Torento. Western Canada via Chicago or North Bay or Cochrane will be on sale each Tues- Valid for return within two Pp, cor, Johnson Kathleen Clow, Sydenham, at her grandfativer's. 'Miss Estella Trues- dale has réturned from attending the Toronto Conservatory of Music, Miss Dot Campsall spent the week-end in Kingston. Mr, and Mrs, H, Jamies. on at Odessa; Mr. and 'Mrs, Jeffrey at F. Amey's. Miss Ethel Drafton has returned home after visiting her sister, Mrs. Grant. Miss Maria Wat- son 'has gone to St. Catharines to enter a hospital as a murse in train- ing. INVERARY May ~Quarterly service was conducted in the Methodist Church on Sunday. Farmers are rushing in their grain but in most of the places the land "is too wet. Mrs. Omser is with her daughter, Mrs. Cunning. ham, Mrs. H. McConnell} hag come to reside with her mother. Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Shaw will move to King- ston. Mr. and Mrs."W, Lindsay and Rev, Mr. Jarvis attended the burial of Mr. Lindsay's mother at Syden- ham to-day, Roy Darling, who is confined in the General ospital is slowly recovering from the serious accident which befell him. While engaged cleaning his gun it acci- dentally discharged, the contents lodged in his foot, which necessitat- ed the amputation of part of the CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears Zo Tt 7b Rok 2 2 t e i the i | i | gignature of | Tweed Work Trousers for Wa offer the best vi Tweed Work Trousers able cloths--dark patte en. ilues in the eity in Men's --all sizes in good dur. Ins. Prices $1.50 To $3.00 Roney's, 127 Princess Street {Portland boundary; $7.50, injured membér. Born to Mr, ana} Mrs. A. Kish a son. and. daughters and- Mies Edna Drad-g| er, Sydenham, spent the Raster holi-} days among friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Porter were recent visit- ors at W. R. Tolls, Rev. and Mrs Shorten entertained the young peo- evening last. ] 3 were || week-end visitors at Dr. A. E. Free- man's. A. McFadden has purchased a team of horses. Mrs. E. Shepherd || and daughters pind at J. Shepherd's. | PERTH RO ROAD. May 2---Ploughhig and seeding are the order of the day. 0. Gibson, Iuverary, has made several trips] through the neighborhood 'buying |] young calves. Mr. Davy made a business trip to Perth Road and Ray- mond's Corners on Monday. John Silver has completed the Government work on Maple Leaf road. Mr. and Mrs Johu Donell, Kepler, spent a Tew days with relatives here. Miss 8S. Orser, Rosedale, ig visiting her brother, Sheridan Orser. Miss Myr. tle Drew, Long Lake, who spent a few days with Miss Myrtle Raymond, has returned home. The Maple Leaf Mission Circle held its last meeting at the home of Mrs. H. Me- Cadden last Thursday afternoon. Many wére present The friends of E. Babeoek are glad to hear that he 1s recovering. Mrs. E. Todd and little daughter of Buffalo is visiting her mother, Mrs. Clough John Prothrose afd John Wilson of the 146th are home on a few weeks leave. George Lees is again confined to his bed Robert Green is at home The Wilmur Helping Hand held its last meeting at. the home of Mrs. S. Orser last Wednesday after- noon. Rev. Mr. Doherty has made a number of calls through Maple Leat and Perth Road circuits. The cheese factory has opened for the season with H. Jones, Elgin, as cheese maker, Miss Fannie Peters, Kingston, spent a few days of East- er week at ii R. Harris', Born to Mr. and Mrs. 8. Slack, a daughter. MOUNTAIN GROVE. May 2.--Another of the old resi- dents in the person of George Mills, sr., has been called away by death. Mr. Mills when a young man settled on a farm about two miles north of the village. A few years ago he sold his farm and moved to the vil- lage. In religion he was a Method- {st and in politics a Conservative. Besides his widow he leaves one daughter, Mrs. W. H. McKnight, and four sons: Bert, Kingston; William, Winnipeg; George, Toronto, and Stewart, at home. John Mills and daughter, Portsmouth, have returned home after attending his brother George's funeral. Stewart Somers and bride, Toronto, are the guests of Mr. Somers' parents, Mr. and Mrs, George Somers. A number of sol- diers are off duty now helping with farm work. Mrs: Bromwich and children, Sharbot Lake, spent Easter here with Lieut. Bromwich. Miss Mabel Price réturned to Napanee on Tuesday after spending Easter at home. The Quarterly Board and Ladies' Aid held their {last meeting for the conference year ¥n Saturday. Sacramental service was held on Sun- day morning, Lieut. Bromwich preaching the sermon. Miss Annie Price returned to Sydenham on Mon- day, accompanied by her sister Ag- nes. Misses Maud Sanderson, Win- nifred Thompson and Evalena Price returned to their schools after spend- ing their holidays here. Misses BUT IN THIS BUSINESS, AS IN ANY OTHER, THERE REST. We Are That Store 1 o he tow parison of values proves it. . . We chall Seraps town with a fine tooth comb and you'll We Cary M Military Supplies SEE OUR CLASSY RANGE OF BOYS' TWEED SUITS AT THOSE LOW A BARGAIN. WE POSITIVELY SAVE not $1 MEN'S PRICES. MEN'S TWEED SUITS, $12.00 VALUE. TO GO AT $8.45. GET ONE. YOU FROM $2.00 TO $5.00 ON BACK OF EACH AND SHIRTS TO GO AT 75c. NEWEST DESIGNS. THERE IS ALWAYS ONE STORE THAT STANDS wr IN IN ONE PARTICULAR LINE any one in a fair test to show that our olaim is not true. Try Us First SPECIAL VALUE. BOYS' KHAKI BLOOMERS. 75¢ A PAIR. A BARGAIN. $15.00 MEN'S TWEED RAINCOAT. TO GO AT $10.95. THE VERY LATEST. REMEMBER WE STAND \) A SUIT OR RAINCOAT. EVERY PURCHASE. The Lion Clot strong, called during burning of J. E. Chown's house; $78.95, C. W. Lake, salary and extras as collector of taxes; $6.67, H. A. Buck, assessor, for extras, By-law 78A was amended; $200 was struck off Road No. 1, $400 to be spent on Road No. 2, grants on Roads 3 and 4 were struck off owing to de- crease in government grants. John Moreland and C. 8S. Rutledge were appointed representatives to Agricul- tural Institute. Herbert Truscott was accepted as bondsman for the treasurer in place of F. M. Lawson, deceased. By-laws were read con- firming appointment of R. G. Guess | as township clerk, also granting priv- | ilege to Rosedale Telephone Com: | pany to erect lines in the township. Adjourned till May 29th, at 10 o'clock, for Court of Revision. Leeds Jeffry and Allison have alse returned to their schools here after the Easter | holidays. W. H. McKnight visited Kingston this week. Millet Hart- wick, an aged resident, is seriously il. John McCrimmon, High School, spent Easter week at his home here. Pte. and Mrs. Crimmon, Arden, were week-end guests of his parents, Mr and Mrs. N. McCrimmon, John French visit- ed friends at Roblin last week. Ross Barr has moved to Arden. Percy Grey has moved to the farm lately! occupied by Ross Barr. Misses Lena | and Pearl Crozier have returned af- ter spending some time at their home, Switzerville, The remains of the late R. McKnight are to be placed in the cemetery at to-day. Lanark FERGUSON'S FALLS. May 2.--The cheese factory is re- opened, and a large amount of milk is being received. Some of the peo- ple have started to work on their farms. The trappers in this vicinity report muskrats very searce and prices are very. high. Joseph Bad- our, who has been employed in Co- balt mining the past winter, has re- turned home. Misses Mary and Ina Sheppard spent their Easter holidays in Utica, N.Y. Miss Anna Rothwell, who has been employed in W. Hall's office, Perth, returned home last Sat- urday. The school in this village did not reopen here yesterday on ac- count of so many being ill with the LOUGHBORO. Sydenham, May _1.--Council met at 2 p.m., all members present. Min- utes of last meeting adopted. Bills paid: $2, Walter Guthrie, rep. cul- verts in Div. 12; $3, M. Lee, rep. rail- ing on Otter Lake bridge; 90c, Miles Ruttan, shovelliig snow on Syden- Road; $5.10, Thomas Wolsey, on Sydenham Road; ge, work on Desert 50, Everett Johns- th Road; $11.55, Allen Collins, shovelling snow on APG Lake road; $25.96, J. 8. Roberts, supplies tur- nighed Oliver Arnold from Dec. 15th, Tamworth | Mec- | Mountain Grove | CHARLESTON. May 1 Roy Heffernan has | chased an automobile. Mrs, R_ Iin- ey is visiting friends in Smith's Falls. Miss Julia Hudson has re- turned from Brockville to her home here. There are about sixteen guests at Foster's hotel, {at Cedar Park is being pushed rap- {idly, and it is expected th= house | will be opened by the 24th. Friends {here of Miss Ruby Morris are Jleas- | ed to learn she has passed her Nor- myl examinations, Gerald Bots- ford has enlisted with the 166th Bat- | talion Mr. and Mrs. E. King re- { cently visited friends at Lillie's. The {Athens branch of the 156th Battal {ion marched to Charleston on Thurs- day. pur- CAINTOWN. Z2.--~8chool has reopened with { Mrs. R. J. Browias teacher Earl Laford, who has spent the last few months with Eli Tennant, left here last Friday for his old home in Otta- Wa, Mrs. B. Poole is able to be around again. Miss Louise Poole 'spent Easter week among friends at Poole's Resort. and brother Harold, of the Ataans High School, enjoyed the Easter holi- days hére with their mother, Mrs. R. | J. Brown. | May 2 uncle, Mr. and Mrs, Geprge Leeder, A A Are | The work ! Mies Gladys Brown! ed nurse, who has been ¢ Miss .Ronan, McIntosh |G. Russell with a handsome gold sig- Mills, was the guest of her aunt and| net ring on Monday evening last, ] Tine mitigate their treatment by the for a few days last week. Mrs. Eli Hayes, Lillie's, called on friends here last Sunday. A few from around here attended the Odd- | fellows' service in Mallorytown on Sunday last. Mr. and | PLUM HOLLOW, May 3.--On Saturday of last week the Ladies' Aid of Mitchell's appoint- | ment held their monthly meeting at | the home of Mrs. Eber Yates, Af- ter the usual business had transacted an address was read by Miss Susie Palmer and a presenta- | tion made by little Miss Jean Kil- | born to the pastor, Rev. A, Hagar, | { prior to his leaving as chaplain for the 156th Battalion. | Mr. Hagar was asked to accept a | little gift, { value, but from the people, who loved Hagar this pin, always wearing it, with kind remembrances of who give it. "not for its intrinsic hearts of your you. To Mrs. Wishing you and your companion every success, and that God, who watches over. all, may spare you to return to your friends and 'Canada, the land of the ma- pled" by Mrs. J. R. Wiltse, Mrs. Alfred Kil- born, and Miss Susie Palmer, WESTPORT. May- 1.--A. P. Donpelly chased from Misses O'Hara, Pa., their fine bungalow sion street, Westport D. R. De Wolfe has sold his fine property on Bedford street to Robert Blair, the purchase price be- ing $3,000 Miss Trever, top, has accepted a position as prin- cipal of the Westport public school, H. W. Lawson, of the C. N. R. engi- neering staff, at Foleyette, is a visi- tor in town. A. C. Bradley has sold his new residence on Spring street: to S. E. Blair for $2,000. Edward Ryan has accepted a position with H. E. Wallac baker. On Saturday af- ternoon Miss Rhea V. Breakenridge entertained a number of young ladies in honor of her guest, Miss Marion Hicks: Robert A. Strathern, of the | Ontario Dental College, Toronto, the guest of Dr. W. D. and Mrs, venus. Miss Beatrice Fraser, has pur- Morton, on Conces- train- | quite ill the | past week, is convalescent, The | members of the choir of St. Paul's Church, presented Pte. 'William E. REBELS LANDED IN WALES Three Hundred More Were Taken to. Holyhead Yesterday. Holyhead, Wales, via London, May 5.~~Three hundred more prisoners) from Ireland of whom twenty were wounded, were landed here. The prisoners included a considerable mumrber of persons evidently of some- what higher station than these land- od two days ago. Some of them were intellectuals wlio heretofore have been identified mainly with the Irish literary movement. Others were clerks, sportsmen, tradesmen or farmers, Most of them appeared to be greatly exhausted. Although all the prisoners were in men's clothing, it was reported that several women, thirty or forty of whom had been made prisoners. Only about five per eent. of {he Prisoners wore the Sinn Fein uni- form. There are undoubtedly many Prisoners who are truthful in sas {ing they knew nothing of the im- Jading revolt when they were mob- | 5 that will in any government is not known. A number of the prisoners indi- oated their willingness to turn state's evidence, and it is stated that 1815, to April 18th, 1916; $5.15, P Chief H. Roberts, services of some startling information will come to the government from this source. been | . those | is] Ste- | --9 = ] | | i | | om x | | Frm, fry EE Lag nfo | | The address was signed | and will shortly move to! Kings- | Pure Chocolate coatings, pure fruit flavors, carefully packed in attractive boxes. "A trosh ively of of these delicious sweets is always on hand at the Rexall Drug Stoves 60c., 80c. and $1.00 per Ib. GEO. W. MAHOOD, Princess Street, Kingston, PY WE ARE HERE YOu N MW. 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