SEE DOLL LA Beautiful Dolls BABY DOLLS<-FAIRY DOLLS NG DOLLS THE CELEBRATED VIRGINIA DARE THE VERY LAST WORD FROM MAMA" DOLLS I. LAND At. Uglow's . 141 PRINCESS STREET. For Wedd SILVER TEA SERVICES A suggestion that will meet with the approval of every bride, and something that will Satisfaction Always Comes from wearing STEWART'S Glasses. If you are not gétting sat- isfaction try our service. We examine your eyes and make your glasses. That's all we do, but we | doit properly. : 100 PRINCESS ST. give service for a life-time We mention a beautiful three | piece set at $30.00, Other sets from $12.00 up. JEWELERS Kinnear & d'Esterre I HE DAILY BRITIS THE WOLFE ISLAND FAR' THOSE WHO W QN PRIZES AT THE EXHIBITION Which Was Held on Sept. 16th and 17th--the List Was Issued on ¥Fri- day Morning. Hi Heavy "AWC rett Fraser, » years old, 1919 1919, draught Colt, three Allen Key Rodney Mc: Rodney Me- ve neral Purpose Horses-- val at her side, James Berry, od Colt, twp vears Fawcett, Colt, three Hough, Colt, yearling, Fawcett Colt, 1919, Janes Maxim Greenwood. 3 Horses-- Stallion reg. Mare, foal at her side O. Hawkins, George 1919, John MoGlynn, George Fraser, O. Hawkins. Colt, three years old, Rev. J. P. Fleming Colt, two years old, Frank Fawcett carriage team, '15 hands and over, M. Johnson. Buggy horse, 15 hands and over, Oscar McCready, Maxim Greenwood, E. Briceland Juggy horse, under fifteen hands, T. Green- wood, R. Walker, Allen Keyes Holstein's; reg Cow, milch, O Hawkins Bull, yearling, M. Spoor Heifer, yearling, H. Staley, H. Staley Reg. Jerseys Cow, milch, J Dawson.' Heifer, two years old, J e Cleary ie Ayrshire Ww illia m Allinson, T Grade Holstein Hawkins, T. Greenwood, T Heifer, two years old, Stay, H. Staley M. Spoor, M 00 Jersey-- Heifer cal linson. le Durham--C Greenwood, T. Greenwood yearling--T. Greenwood, M. Spoor Sheep, short Ewe, having lamb 1919, T. Connelly, 1st, 2nd, 3rd Ewe, shearling, T. Connelly 1st, 2nd, 3rd Ewe Lamb, 1919, T Connelly, 1st, 2nd, 3rd Swine Yorkshire -- Sow, 1919, Frank Fawcett Agricultural department Goose wheat, 8S. Armstrong Jeans, small, BE. Bricetand. Field Peas, large, E Briceland: Corn in ear, yellow, Rob-| ert Horne, EB. Grimshaw. Corn in ear, sweet, Robert Horne, Allen Key- es Potatoes, white, Wm, Horne, | Robert Horne, Robert Horne Car- | { rots, red, Wm. Allum, E. Grimshaw, | Robert Horne. Carrots. field, Wm. Horne, Wm. Allum, E. Grimshaw. | Turnips, Wm. Allum Sugar beets | Allen Keyes. Bloed beets, turnip, E. | Grimshaw, David Watts, George] Friend Beets. long, David three heads, 8S.| Mare, Maxim old, years "Gree nwood, Fraser. Colt, Wm Allinson, Greenwood Cow, milch, O Green- F. Ly- Heifer, wood ons, H. yearling, Grade Wm Gr rac f, 1919, milch, T Heifer WwW, wool Blood Watts. Cabbage, wo rk plain, wool eted, Wm. William Slippers hand made, Mrs. broidery, Davis Cready, broidered, nous. Coll. of towels, Mrs. McC ready, Willlam broidered, Ranous Mrs. broidery. 2nd Cready, broidery, Cready, broidery, 2nd. Cready, Mrs McCready, tea clo Tray cloth, wood Cready, Slipper George Cready, cotton, Cready, ed, Mrs. McCready, cruefieted; Rattray, {and 2nd. or satin, oil, Mrs. tion, BE. ker, E H WHIG Mrs McCre tuft Mrs Mrs. MeCre ncushion cotton, Wm Ranous McCready. Mrs. Me work raised, Robert Horne Mrs Kind dy Mrs. Pine ushi on, Berlin wool eCready. Berlin Mrs. McCready, Dinner mats, croch- MeC ready, Ranous. Dinner Mats any kind, Ranous, Mrs. MeCre: ady, McCready, Mrs. George Ranous. Cross stitch em- Mrs. McCready, Mrs. Mary Collection of doilies, Mrs. Me- | Mrs. Mary Davis' Towels em- Mrs. McCready, Wm. Ra- Rénous Mrs. Mount McCready. Mrs. French Pillow cases 'em. | McCready, William Mellick embroidery, | English eyelet em- McCready 1st and | embroidery, Mrs. Mec- | 1st and 2nd, Hardanger em- Mrs, (McCready, Mrs. Me 1st and 2nd. Wallachain em- Mrs. McCready, 1st and Shadow embroidery, Mrs. Me- Wm. Ranous, Stencil work, McCready. Worsted work, Mrs. Ist and 2nd. Five o'clock embroidery, E. Grimshaw. Mrs. McCready, (i. Green- Irish crochet George Rattray, Mrs. McCready, Battenburg, Mrs. McCready Drawnwork, Mrs Mc 1st and 2nd Button holes, E. Grimshaw, ) . George Ranous case, 'Mrs. McCready. Mrs. Ranous. Whisk holder, Mrs. McCready Three handkerc fs handmade, Mrs. McCready, Mrs. Ged Ranous. Fancy apron, Mrs. McCre ady 1st and 2nd. Toilet set, Me- 1st dnd 2nd. Braiding on Mrs. McCready, Mrs. sary Embroidery on wool, Mrs. Me- | E. Grimshaw. Edging Anitt- 1st and nd. Lace Mrs... McCready, Ueorge | Point-lace Mrs: MeCready. | Plain crochet, Mrs. McC ready, 1st Crayon drawing, Mrs. Me- Cready 1st and znd. Free nand draw- | ing, Mrs. McCready. Painting on silk | F. Greenwood. ranting in McCready, Wm. Horne, | in watercolors amateur, McCreuddy, 1st and 2nd... Flowers, House plants best cellec- E. Briceland. Foliage, D. Keil, Briceland. Fuchsias, Arunur Bisa- Briceland. Paims, kB. Brice- land. Astors, KE. Grimshaw; George tn iy iTS, Davis. Mrs. Painting - WE -- Pleasure In Our Hats FOR THE MAN WHO. PRIZES SMART ATTIRE The largest stock of Men's Hats in Kingston awaits your easy choosing here at all the popu- lar prices. We are showing some entirely new style fea- tures that are especially at. tractive to the young man. Velour Hats. ~--Silk Finish Hats. New Caps. Children's Hats. | GIRLS' BLACK AND BROWN LACED BOOTS, HIGH 5 AND MEDIUM HIGH TOPS; SIZES 11 TO 2 nn ThaWa | |BeterHomoc Teor ne You Admire Good Furniture WHY. NOT HAVE THE BEST? Do you sometimes look with envious eyes at other people's beautiful homes and wish your own was as atyractive. Yom have no right to be dis couraged until you have seen your house at its best. Buy your Furniture and Home Furnishings at-- JAMES REID And You Will Be Pleased. PHONE 147 FOR SERVICE. Friend. Best collection of geraniums, | George E. Briceland. Boston Armstrong, George Friend, Allen J. J. STEWART, ts HEE OPT. D. A A "Sight Agency. C. S. Kirkpatrick 36 Clarence St. Phone JGSW, Specialist", | | Opps Post Office. Kingston "The House of Better Glasses" Ocean Steamship Ticket a --_h. MOORE' REBUILT TIRES SPECIAL FAIR WEEK ONLY This Coupon presented at our booth at Exhibition en- titles the holder to: * $1.00 discount off 30x34 $2.00 discount off other sizes. NAME .......... ce ADDRESS ........o. B. W. MOORE'S HAVE YOUR TIRES REBUILT TIEW TIRES FOR OLD ONES \ | Pears, E. Briceland, Men's Box Calf Bluchers with Leather Lin ' ings--a serviceable Fall Shoe . ... $4.95 Allan M. Reid, SHOE STORE cotion patch-work, Mrs. Briceland. Celery, Grimshaw, George Friend Vegetables, best collection | aised by exhibitor, E. Grimshaw,| George Friend. Caulifiower, George Friend. Parsnips, George Friend. Dairy and Baking--Butter in crock Greenwood, Mrs. George Ranous, Wm. Ranous. Butter in prints, E. Grimshaw, Wm. Ranous, Mrs. Me- Cready Loaf of home-made bread, T. Greenwood, Mrs. George Ranous, S. 'Armstrong. © Buns, home-made, plain, Mrs. George Ranous, T. Green: | wood, Robert Horne. Honey in comb Rev. J. P. Fleming. Bottle, home- made wine, E. Briceland, Mrs George | Ranous Specimen canned fruit, { Wm. Ranous, Mrs. George Ranous, | T. Greenwood. Pickles, homemade, 1 quart, Mrs. George Ranous, Chili | Sauce, Wm. Allum, Mrs. McCready. | Tomato Catsup, Wm. Allum, Mrs. George Ranous. Jelly, Robert Horne | Mrs. George Ranous. Layer cake, { Robert Horne, Wm. Allum, Fruit | cake, Wm. Ranous. Fried Cakes, {| Mrs. George Ranous. Sweet Cider, Mrs, George Ranous, E. Bricelahd. Fruit--Collection of apples, Hen- derson Horn, E. Briceland. Five apples, best single variety, William Howe, Henderson Horne. Winter apples, Henderson ' Horne, E. Brice- land. Crab apples, E. Briceland.| 1st and 2nd.| Mrs. George) cinnamon, §H.| Horne, George Keyes. Onions, E E. Briceland, E. T Grapes, E. Briceland, Banous. Pumpkins, Briceland, Robert Friend. Pumpkins, field, Robert] Horne, E. Briceland, David Watts. | Melons, water, E. Briceland. Melons, | { musk, E. Briceland, George Friend. | |Sqrash Hubbard, Robert Horne, Dav- lia Watts, Tomatoes, George Friend, |Wm, Horne, Wm.. Alum. Cucum- bers, David Watts, E. Briceland. Cit- rons, I. Armstrong. Pouiiry---Rhode Island Reds, Frank Fawcatl. Rhode Island Reds, 1919, F Fawcett. Leghorns White, W. {Allinson. Leghorns white, 1919, Wm. Allinson 1st and 2nd. Bantams, i 11819, G. Greenwood. Plymouth Rocks ibarred, D. Keil, I. Armstrong, Arthur Baker. White Wyandottes, 1919, James Berry, Wm. Allinson. Golden Wyandottes, Wni. Allinson. Black Mitorcas;"* R. LaRush. Turkey, Browns, D. Keil. Geese, James Hul- ton. Ducks, Frank Fawcett. Blue Andalusians, R. LaRush. Blue An- dalusians, 1919, R. LaRush, Useful Work---Carpet, home made, George Rattray, Rag Mat Hooked. Crocheted, Mrs. McCready, Mrs. Rag meat, any kind, Home-made mitts ladies, Mrs. McCready 1st and 2nd. Home-made mitts, gents, Wm. Ran- ous. Knitted gents' socks, Mrs, Mec- Cready, BE. Grimshaw. Skirt, knitted, Mrs. McCready. Skirt, crocheted, Mrs. George Ranous. Shawl kaitted, Mrs. McCready, Mrs. George Ranous. Shawl crochetéd, Mrs. McCready, Ladies or Misses Jacket, knitted, George Rattray, Mrs. McCready. Lad- ies or Misses jacket, crochnted, Mrs. McCready, Mrs. George Ranous. | Darning, Mrs. McCready 1st and 2nd. Gents shirt, machine made, Mrs. George Ranous. Gents flannel shirt, machine made, E. Grimshaw, Mrs. Ranous. Quilt, crocheted, Mrs. McCready, George Rattray. Quilt knitted, Mrs. McCready. Quilt, ous, Mrs. McCready. Quilt, woollen patch-work, Mrs. George Ranous. Quilt, silk patchwork, Wm. Ranous, PI PILES: 23 surgical a le box free 82 suved fern, fern, unias Friend. Briceland. Gladiolas, Norway pine plant, George Pfiend, Fire ball Salovier, E. Grimshaw, Dahlias, Mrs. George Ra- nous, E. Briceland. Cut flowers, best collection, { Ranouk,. Begonias, Arthur Baker, BE. Briceland. | Briceland, bloome?, E. George Friend, E. Briceland. grandfathers thought to be the unavoidable penal- | ty of middle life and old age, most every elderly person had rheu- matism, as well as many young peo- | ple. stand the trouble--did not know that! it wa§ rooted in the blood. thought that rheumatism was mere effect of exposure to cold apd | damp, and it was treated with lini-| ments apd hot | sometimes gave temporary but did not cure the trouble. those days there were thousands of | rheumatic cripples. Science understands that rheumatism | is a disease of the blood, and that | | with good, rich, red blood any man | or woman of any age can defy rheu- | matism can be cured by killing the poison in the blood which causes it. There are many elderly people who have never felt a twinge of rheuma- site for the Friend, E. Briceland. Asparagus Briceiand, 1st and Zud. ret- Briceland, 1st and 2nd; E. Grimshaw, George Cosmos, E. Grimshaw, E. E. Briceland. Arthur Baker, E. E. E. Brimshaw. Mrs. Geo- Flowering maple, E. 1st and 2nd. Every day | Briceland. Star plane, | Painful Rheumatisin May Be Driven Out of the System by | Enriching the Blood. | In the days of our fathers and! rheumatism was | Al-| Medical science did not under-! It was the | which | relief, | In| application, Now, medical! g tism, and many who have conquered it by simply keeping their blood rich and pure. The blood making, blood enriching qualities of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills .is becoming every year more widely known, and it is the more general use of these pills that has robbed rheumatism of its ter- rors. At the first sign of poor blood, which is shown by loss of appetite, palpitations, dull skin and dim eyes, protect yourself against the further ravages of disease by taking Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills. They have cured thousands of people-- if you' give them a fair trial they will not dis- appoint you. You can get these pills through any dealer in medicine or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes Yor $2.50 from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,, Brockvrille, Ont, School Site Wanted. The Board ¢f Education requires a pew 4 building In Cataragui Ward. ® Any person who and suitable site containing from an acre to an acre and a half of land, with not less than 250 feet front, will be doing = public duty by sending the information to the Secretary be- fore the 20th inst. Please give full particulars. Best INue Serge Sults, Prevost, Brock street, has received a case of the above suits sade by the best manufacturer's guarentee. Just as well made as order woik. Anyone in need of a blue serge suit would dc CAMPBELL BROS. Kingston's Largest Hat Dealers A. GREY Photographer wishes to announce that he has taken over the Photographing Business of W. L. Richardson, 151 Wellington street, and is 1 now prepared to do first class [ work in this line. Workmanship guiFanteed. PHONE 1738. TAILORESSES Women with one or two experience working on men's ovats will be paid $15.00 per week while learning the operat- ing of women's coats. The work is very quickly learned by taflor- esses and with experience earn $20.00 to $35.00 per week. The work is attractive, no pressing, bright workrooms, hours, eight . five. closing Saturday noon. e will assist you in finding good boarding-house if desired. We also offer good opportunites to tailors. JOHN NORTHWAY & SON, Ltd. #1 Wellington St. West. Toronto, Ontario, Refer to John Laidlaw & Son, Kingston. years' mows of an available [i well to see them. We will guarante. | both color and 'workmanship. inpatients Given A Position. Harold BE. Amos becomes dopant. mental master at the Hamilton Nor- Reauiied | 51 School. Mr. Amos, wounded on service, Is a Queen's graduate, and | before enlisting 'was principal of | | Grimsby High School. * i { : f i the children grest him at the door, or the pleased look of the wife when she spies her week-end sweets--and Did You Bring My Candy? How well every father knows how the lady-friénd when she receives her "best" friend if he has "NEILSON'S CHOCOLATES." It is the best Candy sold in town, and there is a package to suit every one, Get a box today, at-- Prouse's Drug Store Begs to announce that he | corner Johnson and: Welling. ton Streets, Kingston. Tee. phone 363. id; oie BUTTER Weis pAPER Stock Printing, Chotes T Butter," 1.008, $2.85; Loos, $13.00; 10,000, $25.00. Specially printed with your own copy, 1,000, ", $01 35,000, $15.00; 10,000, $25.00. ial prices on larger quantities, charges paid on 5,000 and aver, BRITISH WHIG PUBLISh.NG CO, KINGSTON i i STEAMER BRITANNIC EVERY WEEK BETWEEN MONTREAL AND KINGSTON: AL- WAYS ON TIME. SHIP YOUR FREIGHT BY LIABLE ROUTE. : THIS RE- TELEPHONE 2193 FOR INFORMATION. Kingston----Cape Vincent Ferry BY 8 Ss. MISSISQUOUI---DAILY Leave Kingston 6.30 am. and 1 p.m. Returning leaves Cape Ving at 5.40 am at 11.40 am. Leave Cape Vincent 4.30 pm 6.30 p.m. Round trip tickets $1. 25, with' a §9c. rebate on return trip, Rave ing a lovely outing for 75 cents. Tickets §00d to return on date. of issue only Bug connections at Cape Vincent from morning boat, giving nearly 4 hours in Watertown and returning to connect with Steamer leaving for Kingston. For information, phone 2185, Rockport Nav. Automobiles carrjed® small $3.00, reaching Kingston reaching Kingston at Co., large §4.00. Ltd. Space reserved.' Used Cars For Sale Before buying an Automobile call and inspect the following list: 1916 Ford Touring, in good shape and good tires. 3 1917 Light Overland Truck in good condition; newly painted, with good tires. 4917 Light Ford. 1918 Ford Touring, in good shape and with good tires. VanLuven Brothers 34 Princess St. ENREESEEEREENE rtd who are undergoing retraining through the vocational branch of the Department of Soldiers' Civil Re-Es tablishment: Further Support For Men Training. Provision has béen made by the [Government for the payment of Inv reused silowances to married minors