rd s Fall Opening nif MEN'S TWEED SUITS MEN'S FALL COATS MEN'S FELT HATS Watch our window for the newest in Men's Wear. George VanHorne 213 PRINCESS ST. || | Miss Alice Ahearn have (Opposite Grand Opera House) | Phone 362w. EFECTIVE vision is a most effective barrier to a man's progress unless he seeks the advice of an optometrist who can exam- ¥ il | was the guest of Miss M. Sullivan heen living in Napanee since then. Pearl | Jf Necklets Indestructible Pearl Necklets guaranteed not to peel, break, or discolor, and will stand a 'boiling hot bath and retain all their fine qualities. All sizes and lengths in stock. | Albert «street, | daughter, I~ ine into his eye structure Priced from $1.50 and see with clear vision the weaknesses or abnormalities to $60.00 i dEs Kinnear & d'Esterre can render you that kind of JEWELERS service and assure you com- plete eye comfort and price 100 PRINCESSE sT. = satisfaction. N JJ. ond * ¥ OCELN STEAMSHIP SERVICES Revised rates and sallings. Apply: 0. 8. KIRKPATRICK 36 Claremce Street The House of Better Glasses Opposite the Post Office Phone 699. KINGSTON. SCOTT'S GARAGE Repairs, Washing and Storage. One, 1915 McLaughlin Tour- ing \ear for sale cheap for a qu buyer. 208 BAGOT STREET Fhone 1884w. : a bd THOMAS COPLEY. Telephone 987. Wanting anything done in the carpen- tery lime. Estimates given on all kinds of repairs and mew work; also hard- wood floors of all Kinds. All erders will receive prompt attention. Shop: 28 Queen Street. - Rebuilding Repairing IS THE BUSINESS OF EXPERT TIRE MECHANICS WE SPECIALIZE IN DOMINION TIRES AND TIRE REPAIRS MOORE'S THE TIRE SHOP. m--------", School Shoes The problem of School Shoes will be economically solved if you will let us outfit the youngsters. Good Shoes 'worn by your children is evidence of your own taste and drt. Strong, durable for Boys and Girls, comfortable lasts" and reasonably mm THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Told in Twilight AContinyed From Page Threa.) A, G. Williams. and son, Howard, | hive returned from a trip to Toronto. Henry Kavanagh, K.C., Montreal, | was the week-end guest of Dr. and { Mrs. Phelan, Johnson sreet, He re- turned home on Tuesday, accom- panied by Mrs. Kavanagh, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Phelan, for the past two weeks. Miss | | Eleanor Phelan went with them to i Montreal for a visit. W. A. Kennedy, a former well- | known Kingstonian, returned to Pris | home in New York on Tuesday, af-| ter spending a few days, reaxewing old frinds and acquainances in | Kingston. ' McKegney and returned | home after spending the week-end | {in Belleville. Miss Katie McKegney has re- turned from Belleville, where shé * Miss Elizabeth {for the past week. | Mrs. George Nobes, Division | street, has left to visit her sister, Mrs. T. Rouston, .Shaunavan, Sask., and will be gone some time. Mrs. W. Saunders and little PHyllis, Division street, have gone to London to visit her | sister, Mrs. McDougall. . -. . | The engagement is announced of | Bessie Louise, second daughter of | the late Dr. Edward H. |K.C., and Mrs. Smythe, to William | Bartett Dalton, third son of Mr. land Mrs. W.- B. Dalton, Johnson | street. The marriage will take] | place Quietly in October. | CASE FOR JUVENILE COURT. --~-- t Youngster Who Took Part in Theft | of Horse and Buggy. A nine-year-old lad, who took part | | in the theft of a farmer's horse and | Tan | buggy, from the Whitney hotel yard | on Tuesday morning, will be arraign- | ed before Magistrate Farrell, in the Juvenile Court on Thursday morn- in. The other lad, who took part in the theft, and who made his escape, has not yet been located. A farmer named Cross is the com- plainant, and it will be remembered that while shopping in a store on Princess street, on Tuesday, he noticed two boys drive pass the store with his outfit. He gave chase on foot, but was compelled to hire a horse and rig to bring about a round-up, and the chase cost him $2. REFUSED GLASS OF 'BEER. So Thirsty One Threw Glass Tumbler at Bartender. An interesting case, in which a citizen is charged with assault, will com® before Magistrate Farrell, at the police court on Thursday. The citizen in question was thirsty, and went into a ldcal hotel to get a drink. It is claimed that he did not have the money to pay for his two per cent., and that when the bartender refused to put up a free drink for him he picked up a glass tumbler off the bar and hurled it at the'bartender. Concert at Sydenham. The Young Men's Bible class of the Methodist church at Sydenham have arranged for a concert to be given at the Methodist church there on Friday evening, September 10th. Brig.<Gen. A. BE. Ross will act as chairman, Mrs: O. F. Telgmann, elo- cutionist, will take part in the pro- gramme, and musical numbers will be contributed by thé ministerial male guartette. This should attract .a. large crowd. . men Bob '(with the Jim; I've ~ a new Smythe, | EDWARD FRANCISCO DEAD = | Addison Scot Stricken While i Getting Mail at Nap- anee Post Office. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Napanee, Sept. 8.--The death oc- curred jon Sunday night of Edward | Francisco, a well-known and respect- led. citizen of Napanee in his 'sixty- fourth year, Deéceased had been | making his home with Mr, and Mrs. |W. H. Hunter for the 'last thirty- three years. Hea had been in failing health for the past four months. He {leaves one son, Walter B. Francisco, London, Ont. The funeral took | place Tuesday afternoon from the | | residence of W. H. Hunter, - John | street, interment at Riverside ceme- tery. Death came very suddenly on Tues- day evening to Addison Scott, a wall- known resident of Napanee. He was in the post office for the evening mail when he was stricken with heart fail- lure. He, leaves one daughter, Edith. land two sons, Roy and Blake. His 'wife predeceased him just a few months ago. He retired from active {work on the farm last winter and has Another sudden death was that of Nathan Fellows, a life long resident {of Napanee. He was taken ill on {Monday night, and died at nine o'- | clock on Tuesday morning. He was | seventy-one years of age. Ha leaves | | besides his sorrowing widow, two | sons, Arthur and Harold, and one! |sister, Mrs. Parrott, Napanee. The | funeral will take place from the lata | residence, East street, on Thursday (afternoon. E. J. Boyle was the recipient of : | ibox of ripe strawberries grown on the farm of Wilmot Oliver, Deser- | onto Road. The strawberries were | |as delicious as any grown in June. + | Among the holiday visitors from | | Napanee at tha Toronto exhibition | |are Mrs. M. P. Graham and Baugnter | i | Ruth; Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Davy; Mr. and Mrs. Manson Stevens and family; | | Miss G. McLaughlin; Mr. and Mrs. [H. E. Boyle and W. H. Bovle; Mrs. C. Shorey and daughter, Mrs. McMil- Tvs. W. B. Cronk left to-day for | her home in Guelph after spending a fow days with her parents, Mr. and | Mrs. W. H. Meager. Mr. and Mrs. | John Wilkins and family left on Sun- | day for Montreal, en route to Eng- | land, where they will settle. Dr. and | Mrs. Morrison and family, Kingston, {spent Labor day the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hogan, John street. Coming to Kingston. | Hon. Arthur Meighen, prime min- | ister of Canada, is coming to King- | ston on Thursday afternoon to be | the guest of W. R. Givens, "Maitland | | ITouse." He will arrive over the C. P. R. at 3.30 o'clock, will be shown | over the city for two hours and at 6.30 o'clock will speak to the cadets of the Royal Military College. eight o'clock he will be entertained | by Mr. Givens at dinner at the Fron- dred representative citizens are invit- ed. Hon. Mr. Meighen will, of course, make an address. Death of Westbrook Lady. Florence May Babcock, aged twenty-six, wife of Walter Babcock, Westbrook, passed away in the General hospital on Tuesday" night, following child birth. The remains were removed to Westbrook by James Reid & Co., undertakers, and the funeral is to take place to Wil- ton cemetery on Friday, Rev. Mr. Snider officiating. He is Campaigning. Dr. J. W. Edwards, M.P., Colchester county, N.S., addressing meetings in the interest of Hon. F. B. McCurdy, the new minister of public works, who is seeking re- election. Dr. Edwards spoke for two hours in Truro' on Monday night. is in pin)--*Ca reful wi' that 'ammer to-day, at on."-- Passing Show, London. TWICE TOLD TALES News of TEN YEARS AGO. There is a great scarcity of board- Kingston TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO. The hotel on the corner of King STAT 7 nT mm | 1.95 245 | SALE OF CHILDREN'S SALE OF GIRLS' LACED FOOTWEAR and BUTTON BOOTS! including Patents with colored tops; sizes | | to 2. Extra special cereian.. $245 * Abernethy's Shoe Store ST IE resumes re YS ie I! in Button and Lace patterns; plain Kid, Patents; -brown tops and grey tops. ED RD ED GED; S THE BRITISH WHIG JOB DEPT. will appreciate an opportunity The New I At | tenac Club, to which about one hun- | ing-houses near the University. The| ang Clarence streets has been called students are having trouble finding | tne "British-American™ since the places situated near enough to class- | year 1826. 3 / es to suit them. A cable from Rome the | Said an ancient spinster belle, Sonfims As she 'with escort stood, report that Archbishop Gauthier will OTe tht a1 » While the rain came down in tor- be to Ottawa. rents, Cape Vincent defeated a Kingston | "This reminds me 'ot the flood." "Oh," sald he in accents brave, baseball nine on Labor Day by four to three in ten innings. "What a memory you have." The annual show of the Horticul- : tural Society will be held in the Arm- James Cranston, Queen's crack! 5 1 ouries, commencing Wednesday, Sep- tember 14th. { of serving you in the | - | production of | ql FIRSTCLASS Hrinting (© Quotations on Application PHONE 292 a DB EE EH Why Be Afraid | of Good Food ? Eat What You Like Best But Follow It With * Stuart's Dyspep- sia Tablet. When the stomach sours or be- comes gassy, with heartburn, it needs the alkaline effect to offset the acid conditicn This you get from one or two Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Relief is usually very prompt. The regular use of these tablets after meals gives the stomach and small intestine substantial help to digest food and you will them be bold en- ough to eat baked beans, fried eggs, sausage, buckwheat cakes and many | other things you thought would make your stomach miserable. Get a 60 cent box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- lets at any drug store and you will then eat whatever you like and be fortified against the acid, sour stomach due to indigestion or dys- pepsia. AP PPP PP PP lf i, PAYS VETERAN'S DEBT RATHER THAN SEIZE Bailiff at Trenton Performs an Act That Calls for Admiration. Trenton, Sept. 8.--Pte. Earl W. Cronkwright, of this town, who will be a cripple all his life as the re- sult of a hip wound received at | Arras, was last week visited by | Bailiff Mumford with a distress warrant to seize his chattels to pay a debt of $12.85 due the local Hy- dro-Electric people for thawing out frozen pipes last January. Mr. has a wife and one wife is in a condition. A few days ago ht returned from Toron- to, where he was before the medical board. The bailiff sought the protection of Chief of Police William Bain and Constable John G. White, fearing trouble in making the seizure. When the two got to the soldier's home they found a very lame man, a sick woman, and an infant. The furni- ture consisted of a bed, a couch and a chair, all of which the bailiff would have taken. When Cronk- wright told.them' his story Consta- ble Wright pulled out his pocket book and paid the bill. Cronkwright had disputed the ey) SW i -- _ evr Te sae Ee \ Never was our display of Furnit ure larger than it is right now. All the very newest designs and finishes in a eompléte variety of Fall styles re ready for your inspection. JAMES REID We Do Crating and Packing. PHONE 147 AS OUR STAFF IS AT YOUR SERVICE. ICE CREAM Of the very Best Quality We make a specialty of serving the best and purest Ice Cream. Call in and we feel sure vou can prove this yourself. SAKELL'S NEXT, TO GRAND OPERA HOUSE L ee DR. A.W.WINNETT|Crescent Wire Works vy Fi A DENTAL SURGEON. borders, Wire Work of ail Kinds, Loner 4 Corner of Johnson and Wellington factured by:-- PARTRIDGE & SON, Streets Phone 363 -------- ™ - | | 62 King Street West. Phoae 380. Residence law. -- PURITY. BRAND FREE RUNNING TABLE SALT THE SALT THAT SATISFIES------MADE IN CANADA af ER Hii Ordering Suits ~----to-day requires the most careful con- sideration. You may also require expert advice as to the wearing qualities of certain Cloths. After 35 years in the business we claim to be able to advise in this direction. It costs nothing to call and have a talk on Woollens with us. CravrorD & Wats! ~ Tailors Bagot and Brock Streets. ~~ Hydro account, claiming the work jwas mot properly done.