. PAGE FOURTEEN _ Tree ~ AUCTION SALE Household Furniture, Avenue; Wed, Sept. Axminster carpets, oF rac es, lace cuptains, Is Bair carpet, walnut gideboard, cut glass, silverware, oil paintings ee range, aluminum and gran- e, crockery, oak bedroom suite Yair and: feather mattresses, bedding, ba Singer. machiné, whatnot, etc : iN. the J Aucifoneer. Telephone 252. Sth, A30 p.m, walnut parior © an Bait' ' : FOR SALE ~ By tender, brick dwelling, facing Yictoria' Park, also building lots. House | has 12 rooms, hot air, 2 grates. front and badkiverandas, stained glamsy win- dows, Lot A, corner Mack and Frontenac, | > 335117. Lo te JB 30 x 96.6 Lot § 3. Fido street, 63 x 135. parnte séliied tenders for each of "these properties will be received by | By undersigned up to 4 o'clock, p.m, teroher fii, Tepms: first Thsirigage at 6% The highest or any be accepted. Tend to R. CARP-HARR NOTICE I have purchased the business of Robert Henry and sclicit your trade when wanting Planos and Furniture yacked .r moved. HOS Foons 1588. and C., tender may not 8 to he addressed 23 Mack street, WILEON 49¢ Pripcess Street A a em Everybody Says: Business is' coming up street. Bring | yours for Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Magazines, Flgsh - Lights, Pocket | XKaives, etc., to: JACK F. ELDER 209 PRINCESS STREET Phone 1283F. Auction Sales I am the best auctioneer in Kingston. | Make me prove it. BEDFORD, The Auctioneer Phone 1721 or 1428. | Pubic Library_Bulletin STORY HOUR : For 'the Boys and Girls | Every Saturday morning at 10 {o'- clock ship. Next Saturday-- a Fairy Story. A toue story about a dog and--something | else. Do not be late. When "your mouth tastes like all the mean 4m Tn ou a good indication condition of stomach and bow: f "BEECHAM'S SV perebers metas PILLS Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World THE BRITISH ~W HIG JOB DEPT. ~ will appreciate an opportunity of serving you in the production of FIRST-CLASS Quotations on Application PHON E 292 t 39%§ University the ¥ehirds cash, balance onl - a ---- | y - | 1s the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James | summer in town, tows, "retarnid to New - | | Lesslie, William street. Told in | Twilight | I | | (Continued from Pages 3 and 8) . Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Nickle have | been in Toronto for a day or so. J. R. C. Dobbs is in Toronto. {++ Miss. Allison. Fairman and her Brot D. Fairman, have taken the | Stewart house on First street, Gan- | anoque, for the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. T. 1. Ellis, Ganan- | oque, are celebrating the twenty- fifth anniversary of their wedding i to-day, Migs Marjorie O'Neill, Perth, spent the week-end with friends in King- ston. Miss Ceil Scanlan, Westport, was a guest the past week of Miss Made- | line O'Connor, Earl street. i . *. . . -. . Mrs. Robert Barry and little daughter, Ethel, have returned to the; r home in Watertown, after visit- ing her mother, Mrs. Jane Coffey. Mrs. James Coffey has returned to Hamilton, after spending two 1 onths with Mrs. Frank Seaton. | Mrs. Coifey will go to Buffalo, N.Y., with her two grand- -daughtersy and { Visit her daughter, Mrs. J. Helstrom, and then will return to Hamilton and spend the winter with Mrs. Frederick J. Biootn y Mrs. M. Wright, 161 Bagot street, lott Wednesday for Toronto, where | sis will visit for ln weeks. | . | "¥Ym--arUfe EDT shrdlu rdl Mrs. P. Alban Smith, who has | been the guest of her cousins, the Misses Daly, Albert street, went up {te Toronto on Thursday Prof. and Mrs. Wallacs, Albert | strect, returned from 'Vancouver jon ay. Prof. P. A. Cushman, who has been appointed to Queen's staff, and his mether, Mrs. Cdshman, Brooklyn, are in town at the Chatean Belvidere. Mrs. Alan Muckleston, who has | been with her aunts, the Muckleston, Clergy street, | to Ottawa to-day. { Mrs. David Mitchell and Mrs. H. J. | Reid came up for the Mission Band | rally, from Gananoque, bringing some small girls with them to hear of the good work. Mrs. Tilley, Montreal, who | guest of Mrs. W. A. Rogers, | street, returned home on Friday. Mrs, G. Watts Brown, Miss Lucy {Brown and Miss Mary Brosig, New- | aska, Texas, who are spending the summer motoring, were in Kingston this week at the Chateau Belvidere. | -. - * | - Mr. and Mrs. W. Kent Macnee, | Collingwood" street, motored up to Toronto on Friday and will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. MacMurray, | Mr. and Mrs. George Quirk, Staten Island will also be in Toronto this {month with their daughter, Mrs. | MacMurray. Mrs. Scott, Division street, will leave for Winnipeg on Wednesday, where she=will be the guest of her son, Roscoe Scott. Dr. and Mrs. C. s. Orris and C. O. McWherrey, Pittsburg, Penn., who returned 8 the lergy ijar2a motoring through Canada, were in town this week at the Chateau Belvidere. E. J. Corkill motored a party of ladies, including Mrs. Daly and Mrs Thompson, down frem Napanee, for the Mission Band rally in St. An- drew's church on Friday. Migs Nan Skinner will go down to Gananbque on Tuesday to visit her island home on her way to Mon{real. She will sail for England shortly, and hopes to spend the winter in Italy but will return to Canada next year. % . \ . Mrs. Charles Lorenz and her three children who have been with Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Goodwin, Alice street, for some weeks, will leave on Tues- day for St. Catharines to visit Mrs, Workman for a few days on their way to their home in Cleveland, O. Mrs. R. H. Tolhill is now en pen- sion at 42 Frontenac street. Mrs. Pennington Macpharson and Miss Edith Macpherson, who spent the summer in town, returned to Ottawa this week. Mrs. and Miss Delehaye, Ottawa, and Miss Coburn, Toronto, motored down to Kingston this: week, and were at the Chateau Belvidere during their. stay in town. Mrs. Jenkins, Madoc, who was in town for the Mission Band rally of Kingston Presbytery was the guest of Miss Ross, Alfred Street. Miss Helen Paster, B.A., who has spent her holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Baxler, Pitts- burg, went up to 'Toronto this week, where she will stay for a few days on her way to Guelph, where she has been appointed to the staff of the col- | legiate institute. Mrs. Edwin Loucks, and Miss Ethelwyn Loucks, Division street, have gone down to Ottawa to visit Mrs, Henry Loucks and Miss May Loucks. Miss Grace Loucks, who has quite recovered from her recent {ll- ness, returned to Ottawa with her mother and sister. Mrs. E. Van Lesslie, who has been in town for some weeks with Mr. and Mrs. William Lesslie, West street, left for her home in Ingersoll to- day. Mrs. Thomas Tandy, who has spent the summer in town.at Queen's Residence, Earl street, will return to Tgronto next week. Mrs. Jack Murray, and her chil- dren, have returned from Belleville * . . Mrs. Noel Kent, who has spent the summer in Kingston visiting Mrs. E. J. B. Pense/ and her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Dawson, will return to Mont- real on Monday. Rev. J. O. Crisp and Mrs. Crisp, who have spent the summer in Hali- | fax, returned to town this. week. Mrs. J, Farrand Pringle and her children, who have been with the Rev. Alfred Cooke and Miss Cooke, at St. Mark's rectory, Rarriefield, re- turned to Montreal this week. Mrs. Neil Black and her little son, who have spent "Rockw ouse," with, rs. Ry for Toronto ank inderson; of the the Royal Bank, at Morewood, Ont., who has been spending his tolidays with his mother, Mrs. K. H. Ander- son, Johnson street, returned to Morewood this week. iss Helen Tofield, Barrie street, is in Montreal. | town with Mr. Misses | and are with Mrs, Graham, Barrie |- street. Mrs. H. Dyckman, Sgarsdgle, N N.Y. THE DAILY BRITISH' _WHIG rp ee Mrs. Battle and Miss Mary Battle are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-| thur Cunningham, Earl street. » »* *' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doyle, with their sons, Ted and Hugo, and their | nephew and neice, Mr, and Mrs. Kane, motored up to Toronto to-day, to attend the Sxiibition. and Mrs. Shorey, | Rev. Dr. 8. J. Napanee, are spending a few days in | Picton with Mr. Sad Miss McMullin. Miss Ila Quinn, Elm Brook; is holi- | daying at her home in Kingston. Dr. H. W, Branscombe and Mrs. Branscombe (Madame Betty), Plc- ton, are arranging to spend the win- ter with their daughter, Mrs. Gena Branscombe, Terney, New York. . * v There have been some very inter- esting tennis tournaments at . the Country -Club and still mare are be- ing arranged for. Among the prize winners are Mrs. Howard Penhale, Miss Margaret Hemming, Miss Fran- cisce Foulkes, Miss K. Carruthers and Col. Foulkes: Mrs. Douglis Afizlin and little Miss Pamela, Montreal, are with Col. and Mrs. R. E. "Somersby House," King street. ior Anglin will come up from Montreal to-day for the week-end. Mrs. Joseph MacNiel and her son, R. Clancy MacNeil. Syracuse, N. Y,, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clancy, Kingston Junction, this week. . Col. and Mrs. H. E. Boak, who came down from Toronto for the Hili-Cunningham wedding, returned home on Thursday. . . Miss K. Wilson, now the guest of Mrs. ronto. Mra. Nina Gibson, Earl street, spent a day or so with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. Pete tage at Loughboro Lake. Miss Laura Kilborn, who was in and Mrs. Francis | Macnee, for the Hill-Cunningham ; wedding, returned to Easton's-Cor- ners on Friday. * Union street, is Temple, To- Master Innes Fraser, Earl street, returned on Thursday from a visit to Mr.. Redpath at his cottage at Lee Renaud, Que. Dean and Mrs. Skelton, Albert street, left for a motor trip to-day. Mrs. R. J. Reid and Mrs. Henry Connell have returned from Thou- sand Island Park, where they spent several weeks at the New Wellesley. Prof, and Mrs. J. F. Macdonald, Stuart street, who have been at Bob's Lake for a few weeks, will return to town on Monday. 2) Mss Alice MacNee, Barrie street, was the hostess of a small, but very pleasant tea, on Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. Harty, '"Roselawn," was the hostess of a small bridge on Fri- day afternoon, as a farewell for her mother, Mrs. J. K. Kerr, who will return to Toronto on Monday. Mrs. MacLennan, Oriole road, To- ronto, is the guest of her brother, John Strange, Barrie street. Mrs. R. Thompson, with Miss Marion and Miss Dorothy Thompson, were in town this week from Paris, Ont., at the Belvidere. Miss. Wilhemina Aird, who has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Mundgli, Brock street, will return to Toronto early in the week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott Clark, Detroit, were in town this week at the Chateau Belvidere. Mrs. Carlos Kirkgaarde and Miss Gweneth Merrick came 'up from Be- loeil, Qué., on Friday. Miss Althea Hazen, St. John, who is the guest of 'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cunningham, Earl street, will spend the week-end at Collins Bay, with Col. and Mrs, G. Hunter Ogilvie, Miss Grace Martin, Clergy street, returned to town on Friday after a visit of two weeks with Mrs, H. Christmas, Montreal, at her summer home at Lac Marvis, Que. . > 9 y Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hill, who were in town for a few days at the "Cha- teau Belvidere" have returned to their home in Lloydminster, Sask. Mrs. Brown, Picton, who was in town for the Mission Band rally of Kingston Presbytery, was the guest of the Misses Mowat, Johnson street. Mrs, Matthews, Trenton, was the guest of Mrs. Ramsay Duff, Princess street, for the meetings in St. An- drew's church on Friday. Dr. John R. Shannon, who was at the Chateau Belvidere during his stay in towp, has returned to New York. Mr. gad Mrs. Campbell Strange and Miss Alice Macnee, Barrie street, will motor up to Toronto ad Niagara Falls early in ha week, Mss Myrtle "Watt, Frontenac street, went up to Toronto this week and will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Robb, She will visit Guelph and Nia- gara Falls before returning home. Mr, and Mrs. Archibald Strachan, King street, left for Lanark on Fri- |, day, to spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Caldwell. Mrs. D. Stewart Robinson, who | was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stew- art D. Robinson, Sydenham street, has gone up to Toronto. Mrs, George Wood, who has been with her mother, Mrs. W. Claxton; King street, left for Montreal on Friday. . . . Mrs. J. C. Mahon, Hotel St. Lau- rence, Barbados, B'W.1., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sowards, 172 Montreal stfeet. Mrs. Rooney is coming up from Lyndhurst on Monday, to spend the winter in town. Miss Geraldine Daly, who spent the summer in town with her sisters, the Misses Daly, Albert street, re- turned to Montreal on Thursday. Miss Bissonette, Stirling, who was in town for the meetings at St. An- drew's church on Friday, was the guest of Mrs. Glassford, Colborne street. . Mrs, James H , Wellington street, who spent 'summer with her daughter, Mrs. J. Cooper, at North Sydney, N.S. and also Mrs. Richard Hooper, in St. John, N.B,, will return to town early in the week. : who has Mrs. Herbert Robinson, been paying visits in Toronto and Co- bourg, returned to town to-day. Mrs. Elkins, Who has spent the E. R. Van Luvgp and Miss | rs, at their cot- York to-day. } Miss Hilda McLean has returned { to town, 'after a holiday spent at St. | John's rectory, Bath. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pike and small { daughter, Regina, who have spent the past few weeks at Mr. Pike's | nome in Newfoundland, will arrive {in the city on Monday, and be the | fests of Mrs. Edwin Walsh, Ms. Pike will be remembered by King- stonians as Miss Eleanor Robinson. Mrs, Bart Cheney and Master | Cheney, Oswego, N.Y., are visiting { Mrs. James Sowards, 168 Montreal | street. ; * * LJ Miss Eldred Lane, 85 Gore street, hgs gone to Toronto for a few weeks. Judge and Mrs. J. H. Madden and Miss Dorine Detlor, Napanee, are at Bon Echo Inn. Mrs. \(Dr.) Morin and | ward, Bath, Maine, are th her mother, Napanee. Miss Florence Hall returned to Napanee, after spending part of the summer camping with Mrs. George Gibbard, at Bogart's Landing. Mrs. W. Timmerman and three sons left on Saturday for their home in Kingston, after spending a week with friends at White Lake. . Miss Helen and Nii Grace Apples ton, Prescott, have returned home after spending the past "Week with their uncle, E. J, Taylor, Alfred street, Miss Lillian Cobb, Kingston, spent the week-end with Misses Effie and Jennie Wright, Tweed. Mr. and Mrs: J Kingston, rwere week-end guests of her parents, Mr. and -Mrs, W. H. | Hicks, Tweed. { Mrs. Lambsey and- Miss Marjorie have rcturned to Kingston from Bloomfisld, Mise Mildred Carson, Cressy. ik visiting her sister, Mrs, Shales, King- ston. s¢n, Ed- ests of Mrs. A. W. Grange, le o | Mr, and Mrs. Roy Ward and chil- dren, Kingston, motored up on Thursday, and are the guests of his | mother, Mrs. Mar _Ward, Consecon. Mrs. (Dr.) Dea and two chil- dren, Kingston, are at Ly - K Shourd's, Wellington. T. B. VanAlstine and daughter, Miss 'Blanche, Youngstown, Qhio, who, have been the guests of the former's niece, Mrs, R.S. Graham, 236 Albert street, for the past week, have left for their 'home, via Boston and New York. Norman Ferris, 399 Barrie street, has gone to Toronto to be the guest of his uncle, 8. G. Menary, Lans- downe avenue, Mrs. Boyd has returned to her home in Kingston after spending Some time with Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Harrison, Cressy. Sept. 4.--The weekly dance under the auspices of the Gananoque Yacht well attended. The Thousand Islands Orchestra furnished a fine musieal programme. Sine is agent for Huyler's candy. The campers from the surrounding islands are beginning to close up their cottages and leaving for home. Grace church orchestra motored to Westport ofyWednesday evening and furnished a fine musical programme for an entertainment. The Garden Court toilet line is sold by Sine's Drug Store exclusively. Mrs. Addie Beerman and little granddaughtér, Dorothy Palmer, Brockville, are spending a short time in town with the former's brother, Daniel Bullis, King street. Mr, and Mrs, E. F. Russell, Fort Coulonge, Que., are the ghests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W. Sheets, Stone street. Miss Margaret Richardson is in Montreal the guest of her aunt'and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jaquith. Music and musical instruments at Sine's. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie + Andrew, Charles street, spent the past weeks with friends on Grenadier Island. Mrs. Frank H. Hurd and daygh- ters, the Misses Doris, Helen and Margery Hurd, spending the past week in town w, relatives, left yes- jerday afternof for their home in n, A t to Gananoque will not be complete unless you visit Sine's Drug and Stationery Store. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Pickett and a party \of relatives enjoyed Thursday on a fishing trip to the Lower Bever- ley Lake: Watch the H. W. Newman Electric Co.'s ad. It will both interest and pay you. Fire destroyed a large stock of school suppHes in a Guelph store, W. McCallum, club wag held last evening and was- Late Mrs. Ernest Guess. After a long illness, borne, with fortitude, the death occurred on Sat- urday morning of Mrs. Ernest Guess, 40 Quebec street. The late Mrs. Guess was well-known and much be- loved in the city and was a lifelong member of Brock Street Methodist interast. Besides her husband and her mother, Mrs. F. Pollitt, the de- ceased ig survived by four brothers, Frank, Hamilton, and Fred, George and Stirling, of this city, and four sisters, Mrs. George Inish, Mrs. John Brown, Hamilton; Mrs, Horace Ot- ten, Carleton Place, and Mrs, P. H. Burke, of this city. . BLACKSTONE MYSTIFIES AUDIENCE AT GRAND The Great Magician Has an Entirely New Lot & of Tricks. Take a large cabinet, draw a cur- tain round, give a sweepifg wave of the right arm, say "Presto," release the curtaing and inside the cabinet will be found a woman's boudoir with two pretty women smiling at you. If it is thoght to be impossible, the unbeliever has only to see the performance of the Great Blackstone at the Grand Opera House to be con- vinced. This was only one of scores of marvellous illusions that he car- ried out before a lange audience on Friday eveping and. he delighted everyone with his cleverness, Mr. Blackstone has 'an entirely {new list of tricks on this visit, and some of them are quite incompre- hensible. He is undoubtedly the most skillful magician ever seen in the city. On Friday evening he had the audience screaming With laughter and once when he transformed a tiny rabbit before the eyes of a young- ster, almost as diminutive, into a box of candy and then drew the rab- bit out of space and presented both to the incredulous kiddie, there was a regular riot of merriment, It would be of no use to recount the scores of tricks that he performs but to say the least they are aston- iching. The show is being repeated 'on Saturday afternoon and night, and is well worth while, Auto Still Missing. No trace whatever has been se- cured of the Chevrolet automobile belonging to J. H, Miller, superinten- dent of the Metropolitan Life Insur- ance company. The car was stolen on August 9th, while it was standing near the corner of Sydenham street and Princesg streets. The police have been working on the case, but thus far have not.been able to get any trace of the missing car. Postmaster Stewart Home, Postmaster James Stewart and Mrs. Stewart are home from a plea- sant vacation spent with- Dr. J. J. Henna, at Howe Island. Mr, Stewart will resume his duties on Monday. Labor Day Pomematection. Don't forget to come to the mon- ster demonstration at the Fair \Grounds on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 6th, 1920. The W. H. Newan's Electric Co.'s ad. will interest you. Read it. GWVA > (Incorporated) Special Meeting FRIDAY, SEPT. 24th, 1920 BUSINESS: Nominations for election of of- ficers for the next term. » s = ~- RAILWAY SYSTEM RAND TRUN AGENCY FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES For information and rates appl J.P, Hanley, C. P. & T. A, G. Rats way, Kingston, Ontarte, 60 years' TELEPHONE Wain 2404 shipping facilities and excellent man- W.WMarshall & Company . Investment Bond Dealers 7 wii RE A ICR NCL PULP & PAPER 7% Bonds will shortly offer to the: public an issue of first . mortgage 7% Gold Bonds of a "Company with scapaity of 100 tons. ground-w ulp daily, situated on the) St. Maurice River Company has abundant water-power, pulpwood, 268 ST. JAMES ST. "EE EE EEE EEE EE EN church, in which she took an active > - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1920. "HIRES DELICIOUS WORLD FAMOUS ROOT BEER BEVERAGE IN BOTTLES FOR YOUR HOME. JAS. CRAWFORD. JAS. REDDEN & CO. JAS. HENDERSON. W. V. WEBSTER. . JOHN GILBERT. Nothing goes into Hires but the pure healthful juices of Roots, Herbs, Barks and Berries and Pure Cane Sugar. : Thompson Bo EXCLUSIV x DISTRIBUTE TELEPHONE 304. AT-- f Works ois FoR KINGSTON DISTRICT, OFFICE: 294 PRINCESS ST. PLEASANT WATER TRIPS THIS WEEK 8. S. BRO CKVILLE Tuesday, Aug st 3ist--Regular trip to Amherst Island, Dock, 5 p.m. Return 9.30 p.m. I' are for round trip ¢ Wednesday, September l--afternoon trip to Clayton, fave ferry dock 2 p.m., one and one-half hours in Clayton. Home early. Fare The. Thursday, September 2--Moonlight to Gananoque; leave ferry dock at 9 pro .; orie hour in Gananogqu e., Fare 50 cents. Friday eptember 3rd--Regular trip to Amherst Island; leave Ferry dock 6 p.m.; return about 9.30 p.m. Fare ble. Saturday, September 4----Regular tri p to Alexandria Bay, 2 pm. Sunday, September 5Sth--IRegular trip to Alexandria Bay, 2 p.m. Monday, September 6th--Labor Day Special Trip amapg the Islands to Alexandria Bay, 2 p.m. } leave 50 cents. Ferry Steamer leaves Ferry Wharf at tout of Brock street. --) ~ S.S. Brockville On her old, popular route amon the THOUSAND ISLANDS under the : river pliot, the mysterious pa suldajce of the expe Fob CAPTAIN WILLIAM LASHA. See the Islands in all thelr glory, Admiralty Group, Horse Block Point, Ivy Lea, Lansdowne Landing, Echo Lodge. Satyrday, Sunday and Monday) leave Ferry Peek, 2 pm, round trip, $1.00; children, 50 cents. On Monday, LABOR DAY, Fare Steamer will stop at Ga both directions, arrive Gananoque 4 p.m, returning leave at p.m. Martin's Garage We are fully equipped with first class mechanics to do all kinds of AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK ON SHORTEST NOTICE. Call and let us supply you with GASOLINE, OILS, ete. Country calls given best of attention. Storage for 'cars. J. W. MARTIN, Prop. 110 Clergy Street. Phoiie 1192W. Res. Phoné 1705F. SLATEX SHINGLES SLATEX ROOFING WATERTITE ROOFING ~ See our window display. W. H. COCKBURN & CO. Corner Wellington and Princess Street. Phone 216. X VICTORY BONDS TO INVESTORS! * THINK OF IT} ACT QUICK! You can buy 1934 Bonds at 93, yielding 6} per cent., plus your chance of these Bonds going to par later on. Let us place your or- "MILLS COMPANY, 79 Clarence Street. 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