oy? LY HE DAILY BRITISH WHIG 22--Stepping Stones To ~ Success--22 = INTERNATIONAL HANDBOOKS OF PRACTICAL INFORMATION Advertisers' Handbook, Automobile Handbook. Beoklee 3 Building Trades' Handbook." Business Man's Handbook. Chemints' Handbook. Civil Engincers' Handbook. Concrete Engineers' Handbook. Coal Miners: Handbook. Cotton Textile Handbook. Electrical Engineers' Handbook. Farmers Handbook. Mariners' Handbook, Mechanics' Handbook. FIERY Plumbers' Handbook. Salegman's Handbook. Steam Engineers' 'Handbook, Stenographers' Handbook. Telephone and Telegraph Hand. ook. ei Alr Brake Hand ! Boek. ndow Trimmers' Handbook. Nothing in the world te compare with these book in price, $1 each ~ | R. Uglow & Co. 'Lemonade Sets Pitcher and Six Classes at $9.25 set. Rock Crystal Sher- bets--set of 'six at $4.50. 3. . WATERSETS Rock Crystal Pitcher and sjx Tumblers at $12.00 Kiniear & Esterre JEWELERS 100 PRINCESS STREET T is known to all that the | energy abounling every- where 8s the sun as its source £hd unless the me- chanism of our eyes 'are working correctly so that a clear image may be thrown upon the retifia-screen of our eye we cannot develop the ambitions our lives. We will examine in a thoroughly scientific manner your eye- structures and build for you the glasses that will help you visualize and concentrate. LJ, bh Automobile Repairing ELLIOTT & WILLIAMSON Shep 1038. Res, 15373. 37S BROCK STREET ye. "The House of Better Giasses™ Opposite the Post Office Phone 6% ~ ~*~. Kingston iI ROYVAL MILITARY i] New. Regulations Qoverning "| 1» {| Grade § | age of 60, {| year | p. TO RENT In Telegraph Building, SUITE of FOUR GOOD ROOMS, with two brick valuts, suitable for offices or will arrange for residence. Ap-~ ply MR. KIRKPATRICK on premises. The wise man knows how little he knows of what may be known. SAVE YOUR EYES | TERRES po Our eyes are our best friends, yet so many of us neglect them un: til the vision is i ired or head- aches and tired eyes warn us that something is wrong with them. Why not let us Optometrist ex- amine your eyes NOW and save future trouble, as he will tell you exactly thie condition of your eyes. ~ R. J. RODGER Optometrist 132 Princess St. ] Phone 347, « SPECIAL We are offering Mén's Oxfords at a very special bargain, --Brown Brogue Oxfords. --Black Kid Oxfords. --Mahogany Calf Oxfords 4 TO CLEAR AT - . 7 Allan M. Reid SHOE STORE | | | i | | COLLEGE ENTR Admission of Cadets From Provinces. eps: are NOW. ito effect the new regulations h ] governing admission of cadets to the 4 These pro- | fie { Royal Military College. vide for the yearly vacancies being distributed among the provinces in proportion to population. Candidates from each provinee will have to pass a competitive examination on the ! following lines: . | In Nova Scotia candidatés must ave a high school certific XI. with pass of fifty for cer- | | tain obligatory subjects, or an aver- | | ate of | { In New Brunswick, examination { for provincial junior matriculation. | { Iu Prince Edward Island, second | certificate of the Prince of | { Wales College. i { In Quebec (English speaking) ju-| | nior matric, McGill; (French speak: ling), junior matric. Montreal and | | Laval. | | Ontario, examination for junior | matric. in arts. Manitoba, provincial junior mat- i rie. Saskatchewan, examination includ- tiug French, for provincial Junior ma- | | tif gin science, Alberta, grade XI diploma. British Columbia, provincial jun- | {ior matric. in arts. | Candidates will only be eligible | through the province of their per- | manent residence, must be between | 16 and 19, and physically fit. A | board of selection will be appointed in each province to consider appli- cations, the secretary being an offi- cer of the headquarters of the milit- ary district in which the capital is situated. The first vacancies to be filled under the new regulations will be those occuring in 1922, { { ! | ENTRANCE RESULTS, In the Inspectorate of Frontenac North and Addington. Note, H denotes honors in Group II; h, in Group I. Denbigh. Ralph Bebee, Beatrice Dool, Anna Lane, (H); Harold Marquardt, Ber- nice Pettifer, (H); Frances Ready, (H); Clara Rodgers, (h, H); Emily Ruttan, Grace Storring, (h). Flinton, Douglas Bouchard, Kathleen Gray, Isabelle Leveair, Vera Neville, Eva' McDonald, (H); Odey Yanch. - » Mountain Grove. Faye Clarke, Charlie Dean, Evalina- Loyst, Euphemia Williams, Flossie Parks. Sharbot Lake. . Irene Duffy, Lena Fair, Hilda Geddes, Geddes Harper, Matilda Johnston, Agnes Martin, Gladys Mil- lar, Tamworth, Blanche Bell, James Booth, Lizzie Bradshaw, (H); Charlotte Breen, Lillian Bush, (H); Charlotte Breen, Vincent Cassidy, (H); Loretta Cun- ningham, (H); Mary Cunningham, (H); Archie Dillon, Eugene Donog- hue, John Ehret, (H, h); Alice Har- rison, (H); Loretta Harrison, (H): Joseph Hunt, Stanley Jackson, (H); Charles Jamieson, Tommy Kearns, Veronica Kehoe, Joseph King, Ger- trude Kidd, Annie McDonnell, Lizzie McKeown, (H); Hazel Moss, Greta Piper, Allan Pope, (H); Ivan Smith, Vera Saider, Clara Stinson, (H, h); Madilene Wagar, (H); Kathleen Whalen, Heten Whalen, -------- Further Payment, The Reparations Commission has issued an qfficial statement announec- ing that thé German government has just paid to it thirty-one million gold marks in European currency on ac- count of the three months' notes given in the latter part of May in settlement of the one billion gold marks due befor June 1st. ------ Come to Princess street Sunday school picnic to-merrow, Friday, n tora lene erne feeling AUTRE Tres | the reprisals i rity. Tt would be an infinite tragedy SEND TORONTO'S MESSAGE / Rev. Salem G. Bland Makes Suggestion That. City. Can Further King's Wish. he onto Telegram » Rev. G. { = S. v ne, can understand, fn a measure Sir by the treacherous and cruel as- ns which have been digni- | Those who justify them as war have no right to complain of hat 'have followed: Such | reprisals, human nature being what | it is, were inevitable, and the guilt | of them lies in those Who provoked | them. The reprisals themselves have | been mild compared with those which | would have followed in actual war." { 'But now in this night of HKerror | there is, at least, the glimmer of the | dawn. I The noble words of the King have | borne fruit. A frank invitation to a | conference has been extended. The | South of Ireland, however, seems to | be embracing the opportunity more | cordially than the north. Ulster and | --Children's N - --Ladies' White Canvas Boots--sizes 2} to 34, -- Girls' White Lace Boots and Roman Sandals. . ALL CLEARING AT 75 CENTS Abernethy's Shoe Store SPECIAL CLEARING White Canvas Button and Laced Boots. the friends of Ulster have incurred a | deieating measures which Ulster to- | grave responsibility in the past In \7 day would probably accept with alac- | TEA | !s a much talked of article thease days. If you enjoy a real good cup of Tea we have it for you. Our: English Breakfast Tea at 33¢c. per Ib, is the best value in "the city at that price. We alsé have Tea up to 8$0c. per Ib~wit is the Tea that cannot be heat and makes you long for the next meal - that you might enjoy its refresh ing power-at the: -- if Sir James Craig should in the slightest degree be held back by an unyieldin,, attitude on the part of some whom he represents. The approaching conference may | be a world of blessing or a world | calamity. | The peace of the world depends on | nothing so much as on a good un- | derstanding between the British Em- | pire and the United States. Such an | understanding seems unattainable as | long as there is unrest' in Ireland. | For Ireland's own sake peace is im- perative. It is montrous that a peo- ple so gifted, so warm hearted and so likable should longer be torn by intestine strife. Outside Ulster there. is probably no city in the world where Ulster has so many friends as Toroato, nor any city a word from which would carry such weight in Ulster, A message in this crisis from un- questionable friends of Ulster in To- ronto, breathing sympathy and coun- selling the utmost effort to reach an understanding with Southern Ire- The Unique Grocery and Meat Market, 490 and 492 Prin- cess Street. Phone 530, | CH. Pickering N-- J) 50,000 SAMPLES Dr. Bell's Veterinary Wonder 50.000 one dollar ($1.00) bottles Free to horsemen who give the Wonder a fair trial. Guaranteed for Colic, Inflammation of the Lungs, Bowels Kidneys, Fevers, Distemper etc, Send 25c. for Mailing Package etc. Agents wanted. Write your address plainl DR. BELL, V LS BRASS BEDS and BEDDING BEDS---specially priced for this week. Pretty designs in two inch continuous posts and also ball mounts. . Brush or Polet Ribbon Brass Beds--Springs. - The Improved Banner and Way-Safe Spring, land, might strengthen Sir James 5. KINGSTON, Ont, Craig in his manifest wish, moderate extremists who at present seem im- placable, and help incalculably to- wards peace in Ireland and the aboli- tion of war. in the world. It is' feared therd will be a loss of life in a fire which Broke out in Mexi- co city, and is gs MATTRESSES--$15.00 Special All-Fait Mattresses in Art Blue Ticking, with Imperial edges in 3-, 0, 4-0, 4-6 sizes while they last. JAMES REID THE LEADING UNDEPTZKERS Phone 147 for Service. HAD MIRACULOUS ESCAPE Young Woman Met With Ac- cident in the Motor= drome. Alda Hager, a young woman tak- ing part in the performanee given in a motordrome at the fairgrounds, had a miraculous escape from death, on 'Wednesday afternoon. She was travelling at a fast rate of speed near the top, and through some mishap, fell off her bicycle into the pit, and her wheel fell on her. She was rush- ed to the General hospital, as it was feared that she had suffered terrible injuries, but on an examination be- ing made, it was found that no bones had been broken, and that she was merely suffering from shock. o At the General hospital on Thurs- day morning the Whig was informed that the young woman had recovered from her experience, and that she was leaving the institution during the forenoon. James Reid's ambulance was caii- ed to remove the victim of the accid- ent to the hospital. «, Boys' Long Khaki * Good Quality Boys' Braces Big variety Wash Ties Boys' Cotton Jerseys "eee Trousers BAD FIRE AT NORTHBROOK serve his many appreciated custom: Did Serious Damage Early on Wed- | ers in a few days. nesday Morning. Fire swept the west side of North- brook on Wednesday morning, start- ing in the rear of Elijah Thompson's store about 2 a.m. swiftly destroy- Ing their cosy cottage and stora. then sweeping the spacious hall and store. of C. C. Thompson and not stopping until the hotel barns wera in ashes. Practically no contents were saved. C. C. Thompson will re- ------ DATES OF FALL FAIRS, Almonte Arden tesragnn Arnprior -.. Bancroft Belleville Bowmanville Centreville Sept. 20-22 .Oct, 4 Sept. «. Sept. «..Sept. . .Bept. « «Sept. 26-28 29-30 5-7 21-22 16-17 Wolfe Islander leaves 1.30 city time, build immediately and be ready io! Cobourg . Cornwall .", Aug, 16-20 .Sept, 7-10 .Sept. 12-14 .Oct, 8 teen Demorestville . Frankville Inverary Kemptville ceseae. Sept. 22-23 seeeneao Sept. 14 ++ .Sept. 5-6 TEN YEARS AGO. Reports from all over the King- ston district today point to a boun- teous harvest. 5 Rev. Job Roadhouse, who has just completed fifty years in the Metho- dist ministry, was presented with a purse and address at Queen straet Methodist church, Rev. F. G. Robinson, the newly- appointed minister of Princess Street Methodist church, arrived today with his family from Ottawa. b The city council voted $40,000 tor a new public school. The board of education is now asking) for $5,000 more, When 'he tenders were call- ed it was found that the lowest offer was $43,553.90. D. A. Cays gold the Garrison farm near Moscow to Richard Wilson of that vicinity for $10,000. The ballot box recently invented by J. B. Walkem, K.C., is to be con- by 'Hon. Chacles Murphy, ary of stite, and it is Ikely that the government will adopt it. The box is a very simple device. It does away the lid which opens on the top, a2d which is the source of much 'trouble and oftime crooked work. The Ontario government is receiving the box with favor, | TWICE TOLD TALES | 3 ~ News of Kingston by Kingston . freee. Sept. 20-26 Lanark Sept. 9 Lansdowne ......... «+Sept. 15-16 Lombardy ...........)\8ept. 10 Maberly ..Sept. 27-28 Madoc .... ct. 4-5 McDonald's Corners ....Sept. 30 Merrickville ..........Sept. 20-21 Morrisburg ... Aug. 2-4 Napanee «+...Sept. 13-15 Odessa ++0ct. 7 Oshawa . Sept. 12-14 Ottawa (Central Canada) Sept. 9-19 Parham ...... Perth ..........Aus. 31, Sept, 1-2 Peterboro ........ Sept. Pleton ........¢u 0.2. B0pt Renfrew .............Sept. Shannoaville ......... . Sept. Spencerville ..........Sept. Stella tessevirawannas Sept. Stirling -+.Sept, 22-23 Toronto (Can. Nat.) Aug. 27-Sept. 10 TWeed sve svnrnieessssOOL, GT Wolfe Island ..,..,,...Sept. 27-28 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO, Two hundred people went to Brockville and Ogdensburg today on the steamer Empire State. . Ald. Drennan, Behan, Curtis, Skine ner and Walkem are spoken of as likely candidates for Mayor. The Cubian Giants will play a Same of baseball in Kingston, Cheese sold on the Frontenac Cheese board today for 7 cents per pound. There were 187 candidates trying the entrance examinations, and out of this number 139 were successful.' s Millan sold his horse Fits to r. MecGreary, hotelkeeper of To- ronto, . The Kingston lacrosse club will play Watertown, N.Y., duripg the "ee The police are engaging in target -------------------- practice, Golf stockings cover a multitude' Peaches sold today at 25 of shine. 35 cents per basket. John Elmer has closed his hotel at the outer station. The house does Bot pay. Many years ago, this house made money, but sinee the bar.was established with a restaurant at the station, there has been little busi- ness. : cents and EVERYBODY'S DOING IT NOW. WHAT ? : Eating Masoud's Ice Cream It's Refreshing. It's Nourishing. ----It Saves Cooking, MASOUD'S 238 Princess St. ; Phone 980 Kingston, Ont. NEW PRICES ON BRISCOE CARS 4-34 Special Touring .......... .$1680 4-34 Standard Touring ..........$1550 4.34 Roadster .................. $1550; Prices f.0.b. Brockville and su bject to Sales Tax. This is a reduction of about 12% on this new model Briscoe, which is larger, more powerful, more handsome and more up-to-date in design than the former model, or indeed than any other car of equal price on the market to-day. ANGLIN BROS., Bay St. MRE. ROBERT W. ANGLIN, MANAGER