v MONDAY, JUNE, 21. 1920. Austin's Drug Store i Moth Balls Moth Flakes O11 of Cedar Liquid Veneer Sanifiush Formaldehyde Ammonia. a 2 cleaning an SA Lit TN a RO or stable. €OLORITE makes an old bat - look wew. ~-Dijamond Dyes. wDy-ola Dyes ~--Sunset Dyes. ~--Rit Dyes. ~Tintex Dyes. ies, use Rit Flake ay Am ev vine ink stains, we recommend Taylor's Iak Eraser. CAKPENTERING Estimates Given. 0. Aykroyd & Son ters and Builders 21 Main street. Phone 1670 nm, MATTRESSES Don't throw away your 0.4 Mattresses We renovate all kinds make them as good as new. Get our prices. Frontenac Mattress Co. 17 BALACLAVA STREET Phone 2106w and AUSTIN'S Drug Store MARKET SQUARE EREEREREMYRREEY THE MARRISON STUDIO There is but ONE TIME | to picture the childrén--AS | THEY ARE TO;DAY. It Pays to Buy Your Groceries And Meat R. J. Shales & Son 71 PINE ST. Phone 1583 and Get Prompt Delivery Phone 1818w. 02 Princess St. DID YOU EVER TRY THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG mms Kingston and Vicinity t Inspected by Many. | The German gun recently received | by Queen's University is attracting 'a great deal of attention and has been inspected by many citizens. Book Paper Serious Problem. As a result of the great scarcity of book paper, it is quite probable. says the Perth Courier, that voters' lists will have to be printed on or- dinary newsprint paper. Men On Strike. Sixty men employed as an extra | gang with the C.P.R. went on strike at Perth on Thursday. The men had Been receiving forty cents per hour { and demanded fifty cents. Graduated As Nurses. These graduated at 'the Montreal | General Hospital Training School for | Nurses: Misses Annie Barclay, Win- | chester; Pauline Carroll, Iroquois; | McKenzie McIntosh, Lancaster. Sold Puppy Dogs. You can buy anything you want | on the Kingston market even to pup- | py dogs. A Wolfe Islander had some | puppies in a box on Saturday and [or of them at a good price. | The marriage of Miss Helena Me- | Intyre and Howard McInnes, McDon- ald's Corners, took place at the home of the bride "Pleasant Dairy Farm', | citizens who used this space on the | 59th. Rev. M. Elphin, on Tuesday afternoon last. The counties of Leeds and Gren- | appeal against the entire assessment. The large attendance of citizens at 'the court of revision gives evidence of trouble. = Deathi of Mr. Walker. I Davig-A. Walker an ag 1 ¢l'lven ! of Belleville, died on Thursday after- | noon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. (Rev.) F. J. Anderson. He was ! seventy-five years of age. He had just finished looking over the gar- den when he was the victim. of tha | | fatal seizure, Reimbursed For Sam Slick Loss. Frank H. Taylor, Philidelphia, ar- !rived in' Clayton, N.Y., on Tuesday {and will occupy his Round island | cottage this summer. Last winter {Mr. Taylor accommodated "Mr. | Slick' with a loan, but says that he | did not lose by the transaction, as he { wrote the story for the Philadelphia | papers, for which he received con- | siderably more money than he "loan- ed" Northern New York's prize fakir. Autos Out in Force. One side of the market was filled | with .automobiles on Saturday, and the cars made quite a display. "Quite | a change in the make-up of the mar- | ket these days," rematked an old | farmer to The Whig, as he sized up | the line-up of cars on the square. All | the cars did not belong to the farm- jers, of course, many belonging to | market for the purpose of parking | them. Tobacconists in Arms. Hennessey, 644 Leray street, to about twenty-five guests. The young couple left for Syracuse and Rochester. Upon { their return they will take up resi- dence in William street. Mr. Batt 1's « civil service employe at Madi- | son Barracks, being an instructor in tue automobile school. His bride has been employed as a clerk in the F. W. "Wgolworth Company's store. | | --Watertown Times. | Atlantic Seacoast Resorts. | Portland, throned on the hills | overlooking Casco Bay and its sar- | roundings are filled with attractions | ! for the summer visitors, among these ' |the seashore takes pride places. Among th& favorite resorts for Can- adians are Falmouth, Cumberland, | Cape Elizabeth, Willard Beach, Scar- | boro, Prout's Neck, Old Orchard, | Kennebunk and York beach. The | | Grand Trunk have just issued a] | handsome illustrated publication, | | which ig filled with information and | | contains a list of hotels. A copy may | ibe had free on application to J. T. { Hanley, C.P. & T.A.,, G.T.Ry., King- | ston, Ont. | Pastor Leaves Almonte. { | At a well-attended meeting of the | | Presbytery of Lanark and Renfraw, (at Almonte, Rev, S. Gourlay Brown { accepted a call from St. Luke's Church, Montreal, the translation to lake effect after Sunday next, June | A. Campbell, of First | | Church, Montreal, on behalf of the] | Presbytery, of Montreal, and G. A. | | Snider, on behalf of St. Luke's con- | | gregation, pleaded for the transla- Hardiall Plaster is better than Lime Mortar. Setsina few hours; dries in less than two days. No fur- ther sweating nor dampness. Becomes very hard and strong. Does not crack, nor shrink--is rat-and-vermin-proof. - : Sold in 100 lb. Jute Bags by S. ANGLIN & CO. Woodworking Fuctury and Lumber Yards, Bay and Wellington Streets, KINGSTON, Ont. Office Phone 66. Factory DISAPPOINTED ¢ Don't say jt! Buy those Flowers for the June Ball early "athe demand will be large. A.D. HOLTON 280 PRINCESS STREET - FLORIST | Phone, 661; Res., 2036W. SOWARDS COAL CO. Until further advised, and subject to change without notice, the price for COAL will be: $15.00 «serene $15.00 . $15.00 Stove ............ EST .............. Nut ........ Tobacconists are up in arms over | tion. Messrs. William J. Paul, James | the new luxury tax which permits | McLeod, William H. Robertson and! Jewellers to sell pipes and smokers' | wiiliam Aitken, on behalf of the ses- sundries at ten percent. tax whereas | sion, and Messrs. John D. Taylor and | ville fixed the tax rate at four and a| half mills of which one and a half | | mills is to provide for a new bridge | i | Wagstafi's Ginger Marmalade, Wi 's Pl Mar 4d Wagstaf's Bramble Jellly. We also have a full line of | Low Tax Rate. | 9 or Sop-- nen Oe | We Have In Stock Just Arrived { Campbell's Tomaw Soup Campbell's Vegetable Soup Clark's Tomato Soup Clark's Vegetable Soup Distribvtors for Red Ruse Tos--the Good Tea W. R. McRae & Co. GOLDEN LION License No. 6-543. i. A. W. WINNETT LENTAL SURGEON 4 Begs t0 announce that he has resumed his practice, corner Johnson and Welling. ton Streets, Kingston. Tes. =hone 36%. f It pays to save | | | Your Newspapers, Magazines and J scrap material--we are paying | good prices. | YOU MAY NEED | Pipes for water or fencing or a tent for next summer. Call on us. | | | | L. Cohen & Co. Phone 836.837, 2675276 ONTARIO STREET Kingston Cement Products Factory Makers of Hollow Damp- Proof Cement Blocks, Bricks, Sills, Lintles, and Drain Tile, + also Grave Vaults. And all kinds of Ornamental Cement work. Factory: cor. of Charles and Patrick streets. PHONE 730W. Mgr, H. F. NORMAN Robinson&Wiltshire | Automobile Repair Shop 'All Kinds of Cars Repaired Promptly, Also do Motor Boat Repairing | to consult us when you wish to replace your old Mattress with a iNew one, or have it renovated and renewed. i We employ only scientific me- 'thods and skilled workmanship, i which guarantees satisfaction to all concerned. } Just call 802w and our repre- sentative will call and offer a Jraction) Suwsstion--and don't 4 'et to ask us about our £. "COMFY DOWN" ! THE SILK FLOSS MATTRESS } You would like it. Kingston Mattress(o {| Watches and Clocks other reliable makes of Marma- lades, Jam and Jellies for sale at: Bon Marche Grocery Cor. King and Karl Streets. License Ne. 8-37140 Phono 1544 TEA Try our Special Black Bulk Tea, exceptional value for 60c. a 1b, We recommend this te you, for we feel sure you will be satis- fied and repeat your order. FRIENDSHIP'S 210 Division St. Phone 345. Lake Ontario Trout 2d Whitefish, Brosh dock, " Halibut and .. Cod Douiaion Fisk Co, Canadq Food Board License Neo. 9.324¢ Repaired rym 6. W. LYONS are guaranteed for ome year. Call or 'phone and your or- der will be promptly attended to. Note change of address: 'Phone 1866. 267 Princess St. ---- Bathing Caps We have a large assortment of var ious colors and sizes. See the new design with re-inforced supports in- side. Something entirely mew. A cap to suit your particular desire, and the prices are right. Look over our stock before you buy. Prouse's Drug Store Phone 82. (Opposite St. Andrew's Church) Neilson's Ice Cream Bricks sold here. ejaculate after you have tasted a slice of our well made bread. It will please you as it is pleas- ing hundreds of other peo- ple in this town. It will be- come a regular part of your daily life and you'll be bet- ter for it. OUR EA LACKIES BAKERY HOME MADE ~ SEIT PASTR Y' | over the Rideau at Burritt's Rapids. No New Station This Year. Owing to the, high cost of labor [the C.P.R. has decided to postpone the erection of the new passenger station at Carleton Place until next | year. Given Leave of Absence. Charles Bailey, of the Penitentiary staff, has been granted two months' ieave of absence, owing to ill health. His friends hope that his health will improve during the time given for a new-needed rest. Township Clerk Resigns. Owing to uncertain health, Clark Nichols, Lombardy, has resigned as clerk of the township of South Elm- sley after many years' service. Mr. Nichols has been succeeded by Al- bert E. Wood, Lombardy. - A Real Snap. While they last we will offer for sale about 15 dozen of men's colored and white soft shirts, size 16, 1613, 17, 17%, at $1.40; also balbriggan shirts and drawers at 65c each. Provost Clothing House,. Brock Street. Married In California. Carmen Gould Walker and Mrs. Emma Louise Bongard 'announce their marriage on Tuesday, June 1st, at Los Angeles. They will be at home after September at Hollywood, Cali- fornia, The bride is a former Picton lady. Recovering Nicely. Dr. and Mrs, Currie have return- ed to Picton after several weeks in 'Toronte where the doctor had been {n hospital for treatment for blood poison in his hand. He is recover ing nicely and expects to resume his practise in a short time. To Dine at Cape Vincent, N.Y. One hundred and fifty will attend the first annual.outing of Kiwanis Club, of Watertown, N.Y. to be held at the Carleton House, Cape Vin- prepared by the committee in charge. Dinner will be served at 5.30 p.m. Object to Assessment, i The 1920 assessment of Bellevill is not popular and the time for ap- peals has been extended. Four hun- dred and eighty appeals are already in. Ex-mayor Walmsey is seeking to irritation of the skin as a result of shaving. With . some it assumes a form of eczema and becomes most annoying and unsightly. {and the uncertainty of obtaining it | cent, on June 24th, acording to plans | tobacconists are called upon to pay | twenty percent. on the value of the | same articles. Telegrams are being sent to members of the Feders House by tobacconists protesting | against this discrimination in the tax and urging an amendment on the next reading of the bill. Would Always Fight Hard. At Utica, N.Y., Secretary of State ernor on the Republican ticket, was the principal speaker at the first ras ly of the Women's Republican Club. "Work before election and talk af- terward," was Mr. Hugo's advice 'to the women. In urging the women to do this the secretary said: "Up in Jefferson county they tell the story about myself. It runs like this: When they told me we would win by a thou- sand, I would go out, fight and make it 1,100." The Fall Assizes, Kingston (jury), September 27th, Justice Lennox; (mon-jury) Novemb- er 15th, Justice Kelly. Napanee (both), November 16th, Justice Latchford. Picton (both), October 12th, Jus- tice Lennox. Belleville (jury), September 20th, Chief Justice Meredith; (non-jury) rain Ds ustice Rose. Brockville Js November 2nd, Justice Logie. Pembroke (both), October 19th, Justice Logie. Perth (both), November 2nd, Chief Justice Meredith. Sudden Death At Almonte. Adam Miller, Almonte, died sud- denly last Tuesday. The evening be- fore he was in excellent health and spent a pleasant hour with his fam- ily. Next morning about 6.30 he was talking to Mrs. Miller. He was still in. his room. When she called him a little later he was dead. Heart failure was the cause. The late Mr, Miller was a native of Pakenham township. He was a successful farmer, and was recognized as an authority upon ag- ricultural matters. He retired about two years ago and went to live in Almonte. He was seventy years of age. -- Writing Up the Wedding. As the society editor might write it--but won't: "The bridegroom, who was dressed in a rich creation of black, unfinished worsted, tastefully shaped in cutaway form, with a v- shaped neck to show the spotless lin- en of collar, the pique of shirt, the undoubted elegance of cravat and the foamy cream of vest, also wore a beautiful shade of grey trousers and well-fitting black shoes. He car- ried a'hat of carefully ironed black silk, and was marked by a general air of apprehension. The bride was gowned in conventional white, car- ried flowers and wore a veil." ------------------ Equalizing A t. The Lennox and Addington County Council had a discussion and vote on equalization of assessment. One mov- ed that it be the actual assessment of the various municipality. An am- endment proposed an addition of ele- ven per cent to the townships ment to bring the total assessment up to the same amount as the aggre- gate assessment. The motion prevail- ed but on a recorded vote it stood seven to seven and was lost. Finally the equalized assessment of each municipality was raised eleven per cent., with a recommendation to next year's council that equalization be taken up in the January session. Cannot Consider Union When questioned regarding the situation that will develop in King- ston when the National railways at- tempt to run the G.T.R. and C.N.R. trains from the present G.T.R. sta- tion, J.M. Campbell, president of the Kingston board of trade, stated that he was given to understand by D. B. Hanna, general manager of the Gov- ernment railways, that the matter of a union terminal could not be con- sidered at present. He did not think the government and the Canadian Pacific rallway could be moved to act on the proposals for such a station as had been approved by an unani- mous vote of the board of trade. Batt-Hennessey Wedding. Miss Clara Bernadetta Hennessey, 644 Leray street, Watertown, N.Y., and George Raymond Batt., Madison Barracks, were married at St. Pat- rick's church, Watertown, N.Y., on June 5th. They were attended by Miss Rose Hennessey, sister of the bride, and Joseph Donahue, Follow- wedding break Francis M. Hugo, candidate for gov- | | W. E. Scott, on behalf of the mem- | | Lers and adherents, of Almonte spoke feeling words in praise of Rev. Mr. Brown's work as pastor. Rev. W. A. | Dobson, Zion Church, Carleton Place, | was appointed interim Moderator for Almonte Presbyterian Church. | BY LAKE AND RAIL. | To Western Canada via the Grand Trunk. | On your business or vacation trip | | to western Canada this summer you | | may use with advantage and enjoy- | { ment the Grand Trunk Lake and rail | route. You will thus combine a plea- | | sant voyage over the great "Fresh water Seas" with the best in' rail- | road service. Special Grand Trunk | steamboat trains make direct con- | | nections with the vessels of the Nor- | thern Navigation Company at Sarnia, Ont., the traveller finds each hour | filled with ever changing interest as he voyages over Lake Huron and Su- | perior. There is the charm of the daily life on shipboard, the interest- ing experience of passing through | the locks at Sault Ste Marie, the vi- | sits to Canada's twin cities, For Wil- | liam and Port Arthur, and if desired | to Duluth the city built upon the mountain side. The steamships of the Northern | Navigation Company offer the maxi- | mum of comfort, service' and safety. | The flagship of this mighty fleet the | Noronic has accommodations for 588 people and has six decks all steel, | Other ships of the fleet are the Ham- | cnic which accommodates 532 pas- | sengers and the "Huronic" accom-'| modates 180 passengers. At Winni- | peg connection is made with the | Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, serv- | ing all important points in western | Canada. The highest peaks in the Ca- nadian Rockies are seen from the | Grand Trupk Pacific main line. For | full information apply to J. P, Han- | ley, C. P. & T. A. G. T. Ry., Kingston, Ont. EXPECT BANNER CROP. Manitoba's Deputy Minister of Agri- culture Makes Survey. Winnipeg, June 21.--Better crop conditions, for this time of year, than Manitoba has experienced since the banner year, 1915, are reported by James H. Evans, Deputy Minister of Agriculture, 'who has just returned from an extended, personal tour of inspection in central and south-west- ern parts of the Province. Select Medicine Carefully Pea ............. $13.50 Carrying 50c. extra. "se eee . PHONE 155. ALL SALES FOR CASH. Phone orders C.0.p ne -- (Canvas Footwear Don't overlook your Canvas Shoes -- the smartest shoe of all. For an outing, for evening wear, for summer sports, Canvas shoe is the only shoe, Cool, inexpensive, tidy and easily cleaned -- the Canvas Shoe is the shoe for summer comfort. Men's White oF Colored Canvas Shoes in Oxford and Boots. Tennis, Golf and Yachting styles, Leather or Rubber Soles, medium or flat heels. $2.50---33 .00 to $5.00. J. H. Sutherland & Bro. THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES summer the Purgatives are dangerous. They gripe, cause burning pains and make the constipated condition worse. Physicians say'the most ideal laxa- tive is Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Man- drake and Butternut; they are ex- '| ceedingly mild, health-giving vegetable extracts. Dr. | Hamilton's Pills restore activity to the bowels, strengthen the stomach, and purify the blood. For constipa- tion, sick headache, biliousness and disordered digestion no medicine on earth makes such remarkable cures as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Try a 25¢ box yourself. Real-Fruit Desserls The Rarest Sort The only gelatine dessert which has fruit-juice flavors sealed in glass is Jiffy-Jell No artificial flavor can take the lace of fruit. For Jiffy-Jell the ruit is crushed, condensed and sealed in vials. A bottle of this liquid essence comes in the pack- age. And sugar is used--not sac- charine--to sweeten Jiffy-Jell. Jiffy-Jell comes in ten flavors Try loganberry and pineapple for desserts. Try lime-fruit flavor for tart salad jell. Try mint for a re- vel ms ent, 84 Post 88, Mentonel| FURS For Spring and Summer wear, we have a choice lot of Mole and Fox Neck Pieces Gourdier's 78 BROCK STREEIL, | composed only of | wm Hot Weather Footw r For women For Every Day Wear as Well as Sport and Recreation White Boots ... ....veo0v. . $3.50 to $6.00 White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords «sree verano nuns $2.50 to $4.00 White Canvas Rubber Pumps and Ox- fords vere. .$2.00to $4.00 "mts ees. -H. JENNINGS KING STREET IKI RAR SH SR AIT rr Pa lw oe