= ] 350 MTS. Dawson. Mr. Butcher, pf savings accounts and farmers with their banking business--find in the Bank of Montreal ™ the banking service they require extended to them with courteous attention. The facilities of this Bank are, equally at the service of every class in the community. Aer =i rE | BANK OF MONTREAL ESTABLISHED MORE THAN 100 YEARS BRANCHES IN KINGSTON © King and Clarence Streets P. Du Moulin, Manager Ontario §t. and Market Square R. R, F, Harvey, Manager, "TOTAL ASSETS IN EXCESS OF §$500,000,000 -- SY et ma gs PROVINCE OF MANITOBA 6%-20 Year Bonds Interest June and December Price 97,17. Yied 6.25. Bongard, Ryerson & Co. "The Home of Good Investments." 287 BAGOT STREET, 85 Bay Street, Toronto. PHONE 1728. h THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. \ MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1021. FROM BUSTLING VERONA A Fine Budget of News About { Many People -- Visitors | . Galore, Verona, Aug, 9.-- Miss Dawson, Uttawa, Miss Garaner, Smith's\Fails, are spending a few days with Rev, R00 tuner for the Willis Piano €o, {Was in the village for a coupla of | days last week. Mrs. Benjamin { Green and children spent a few days | last. week at gS. Ashley's, Bellrock | Everyone seems to be busy pre- | paring for the 12th of August, Pren- tice Boys celebration to be held here, Lunch counters and booths are going up rapidly and g large crowd is ex- | pected. Willlam Carrol spent a few {days lasy week at his daughter's, { Mrs. 8. Jeffrey, Hinchinbrooke. Miss Grace Walroth, St. Thomas. is home visiting her parents, Mr,'and' Mrs. John Walroth. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Craig, Robert and Miss Eva Craig returned home | from a motor trip to Syracuse, N.Y. { Mr. McColl, Watertown, is spending a few days with his uncle, T. H. Craig. Mrs. Lappin and children are spending 4 few days with her moth- | er, Mrs. Cronk, Miss Buelah Burleigh has return- led to the city after nursing her | grandmother, who is doing nicely. F. Watson has, been on the sick list for some time but is some better, Miss Hattie. Steele motored to the { city with Dr. and Mrs. Geddes. Miss { Nadiene Geddes has returned home from Deseronto where she spent a | week with her grandparents, Mr. and | Mrs, Geddes of that place. | EI Amey and family have moved {into their new home in the Amey | block, Mrs, H. Deline, Kingston, is i spending a few days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Perey. { Mrs. A. Ryder is getting along nice- {ly after her operation. Harry Assel- | stine also is doing nicely. after un- | dergoing an operation at Kingston General hospital. Wildlam Davy, well driller, has just completed a wel] for T. H. Craig and started a second one for E, I, | Amey. Grant hall, in the new Amey { block, is nearing completion and will | be opened on Friday, August 12th, | with a formal dance. Frank Grace {has been wiring and installing Delco | lights in the new Amey block, | Miss Hazel Storms spent the week- end 'at Ross Patterson's, Harting- | ton. Miss Leta Babcock is spending a | few days with friends at Harrow- | amith. Master Oswell Leadly has re- | turned home after spending a month |at Toronto and Kettleby. Ivan Lead- It's There When Yon Want It It has been observed that during pe: of financial unrest, Canadian Government hnd Munjeipal bonds maintain an exceptionally . principal vélue. This is an important factor in the eyes of the investor, for it means that his principal is "there when he wants it." These bonds can be bought to-day to yield sub- stantial interest réturns--ranging in the case of some Municipalities as high as 7%. Wood, Gundy & Company IR. H. JONES Auto Tops repaired, recover- ed; slip covers; al Kinds of cushions repaired. BOAT CUSIIIONS made all sizes with KAPOK filling. Saskatoon New York Eng. VISH RESTLESS CHILDREN MES ARE SUFFERING RS SAS - AKE, ano WHICH WILL NOT INJURE TIE MOS | DELICATE CONSTITUTION, IS CSUND Tn RELIABLE MEDICING® ILLER'S WORM OWDERS 300 PRINCESS STREET Phone 153. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Having purchased interest of Victor Drake, formerly part. aer of the Firm of McALLISTER & DRAKE, all accounts due the above firm previous to July 18th, 1921, will be payable to E. McALLISTER. will be carried the mame of "PRINCESS STREET GARA ¥ Used Cars For Sale 3 Briscoe Touring. A Reo Touring. -- il. Studebaker Touring. 1 Ford Truck. 1 Chevrolet Truck. See our new 1921 Briscoe Touring Car. "ANGLIN BROS., Bay St. MR. ROBERT W., ANGLIN, MANAGER James McCully, nine years old, of Oliver Charbonneau, aged oigh- Stratford, fatally kicked by horse | teen, drowned in Back River, near Bear Seaforth, {Montreal { ly, Kettleby, is spending a few days )| here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Leadly, MADE OFF WITH A CAR. | But They Had to Abandon It--Two | Men Caught, Elgin, Aug. 8.--The first attempt te steal an auto was pulled off last week when three strangers broke ine to ¥. Leavine's garage and took his Grey Dort car and made a get away. But they were not skilled in the car wisdom and were forced te leave it ox the roadside near Delta. The car was got home the next day. Two of the fellows were captured; the third made his escape. The Anglican Sunday school held | its picnic and day of sports on the 3rd inst. at Sand Lake, Mrs. Bath {'and children; Montreal, are guests at O. Nuttal's. Mr, and Mrs. W, Ber- ig: Frontenac street, Kingston, were guests of H. H. Ripley last week. Mrs. Smith intends visiting hep { daughter, Mrs. Reddick, in Alberta, this month. E. H. Corn and Miss Mildred, Ottawa, spent the holiday | with their parents. Mrs. Robert Smith and Miss Jean | Dargavel have returned from spend- ing a month at Chicago. Gerald Corn | is making favorable improvements in his health since returning to his home here, Most of the oat trpp was cut through here the middle of July, Misses Fitzgerald, Kingston, were guests of relatives, Messrs. H, Sopes and M. Ferguson take possession of the new house this month. J. E. Sul- livan is erecting a new house in the | village. Mrs. Dawid Ainis and young | son are expected home from Mon- treal. Mrs. C. Fleming has gone to To- ronto to attend the fall millinery opening. Soper Bros. are out with their threshing outfit. Dr. Berliner and family, New York City, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W, Charland, George Howard leaves this week to spend a month at Springfield, Mass, HONORED PIONEER DAY The Woman's Institute Had A Real Fine Affair. Lansdowne, Aug. 9--Ford War ren of the Merchants Bank staff, Arn. prjor, is spending his vacation at his homé. W. H. Wallis leaves on Mon- day for a two months' visit with his daughter, Mrs. Keating, Winnipeg, Mrs. A. J. Sly is visiting relatives in Syracuse and Chatham. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. roley, on Aug, 8rd, a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Purvis, Junetown. Mr. and Mrs. D. Kidney, Ot- tawa, are visiting Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Wallis and Mrs. H Peck. Ken- neth Webster is ill at the home of his sister, Mrs. Weese. Roy 8. Foley, Toronto, is visiting his parents; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Foley. Mrs. Robert Donovan is visiting Mrs. George Bon- cher, Gananoque. MT. snd Mrs. W. P. Earl have rented a cottage. Fred Dixon, New York, who is spénding his vacation at was a visitor at 8. C. E. Dixon's last week, Mr. and Mrs. Urban Warren and sons spent part of Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William McPherson, Seecley's Bay. Mrs. W. H. Toule, Belleville, is visiting Miss Rachael Webster. Wii Ham McConnell has the contract of a boat house for Miss A. Shaw. 4 Mrs. Raymond, Kingston, is visit- - THE WONDERFUL FRUIT MEDICINE | Tothose suffering with /ndigestion, | Torpid Liper, Constipation, Sick or Nervons Headaches, Newralgia, Kid. ney Tromble, Ricumatiom, Pain in the Back, Liczemg and other skin affections, *'Pruit-a-tives" gives prompt relief and assures a speedy recovery when the treatment is faithfally followsd. "Fruil-a-tives" is the only medicine made from Fruii--eontaining the medicinal principles of apples, oranges, figs and prunes, combined with valuable tonics and antiseptics. - 50¢c a box, 6for §2.50, trial size, 25¢. At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-e-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont, ing her daughter, Mrs. W. G. John- ston. Mr. and Mrs. James Foley, Toronto, who have been visiting rela- tives returned home on Friday. Miss Emily Edwardes and niece; Miss Dor- | othy Edwards, Rochester, N.Y., are guests of Mrs, Shaw. Mrs. Joseph Cook, Toronto, is visiting Mrs. Fir- min Cross. Messrs. Elerane and John Gibson left Monday for Saskatche- wan on the barvester's excursion. While Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Me- Munn and son were returning from | the Bay on Saturday evening, oppos- ite A. E. Hoffer's residence the axle of the buggy broke and the horse bolted, causing the occupants, with the exception of Mr. ,McMunn, to be thrown out. Mrs. McMunh was bad- lly bruised and cut on the head and suffered a sprained ankle. The oth- ers were uninjured. The Institute meeting held on Fri- day afternoon was well attended. It was Pioneer day, An invitation was sent to the elderly ladies and grand: mothers. Mrs, Robert Williams play- ed "There's A Land That is Fair," LADES 45 THE BOWLERS Belleville and Napanee Had a Contest on Wednesday Last. Napanee, Aug. 13.--Four rinks of the Napanee ladies' bowling club mo- tored to Belleville on Wednesday af- ternoon, and enjoyed a friendly game on the Belleville bowling green, Although the Napanee ladies were defeated, as they are only he- ginners, yot some of them did ex- cellent work. Afternoon tea was served hy the Belleville ladies at the green and dipner was served later at the Quinte hotel, Belleville, Mr. and Mrs, William Robinson, Deseronto, left last Monday to spend three months with their daughter, Mrs. J. Q. Brandon, Humboldt, Sask. Mrs. Watson and two children, King- ston, are visiting her grandmother, Mrs. 'W, H. Benton, South Napanee, A. P. Deroche, Ottawa, spent a few days this week with friends in Napa- nee, Mrs, Wesley Young left yester- day for a two months' visit with her sisters at Letho ridge, Alta, Miss Lil- lian G. Scott left this week for Win- nipeg where she will take up her du- ties as nurse, Messrs, W. H. Boyle, H. BE. Smith, Hawley Steacy and H. E, Boyle mo- tored to Toronto and spent Wednes- day (civic holiday) in the Queen City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vanals- tine returned yesterday to St. Cath- arines after spending a week with relatives in Napanee. Ross Dafoe, To- ronto, Is epending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'J. R. Da- foe, , Pern A Budget From Junetown. Junetown, Aug. 11.---Misg Gert- rude Scott, has returned from Brock- ville hospital, Mrs. R, Vanorman is still a patient at Brockville Hospital, Mrs. John Gilroy and children, Brock- ville, spent last week at W. H. Frank- lin's. Mr, Glover, Toronto, is guest at A. Avery's. Messrs, Arthur For- tune and Harold Winton left on Mon- day for the western harvest fields. Mr. and Mre, Clarence Gardiner and Mrs. Helmer, Evan's Mills, N.Y, spent the week-end with relatives here, Born on Thursday, Aug. 4th, to Mr. and Mrs, J.C. Purvis, a daugh- ter. street, is spending this week with her aunt, Mrs. W, H. Fraklin. The many friends of Miss Arley Purvis are pleased to know she la much im- proved in health and will soon be home from Brockville Hospital. Mrs, W. H. Franklin, Miss Kath- Every. Home In Canada Needs | The Visitors to Denbigh En- Joyed Themselves With Their Kindred. -- Denbigh, Aug. 11.--Mrs. -G. M. Merkel and her twe daughters, snd Miss Lena Marquardt and Mise Cora Stein, Ottawa, who spent a couple of weeks visiting their parents and other relatives here, have returned to the city. Ged. Fritsch, Renfrew, who also enjoyed a couple of! weeks visiting relatives and have also returned to town. Nr. were welcome visitors at the lutier's parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. Falk, have also returned to their hoge, The five weeks vacation allowed to Rev, J. Reble by his present con, gregation at Linwood which he and his family epent visiting the members of his former congregations here in Denbigh and In the township of Rag- lan, ended last week, and they left again last Wednesday for their pres- ent home and fleld of labor, well pl d with their visit. During his vices on two Sundays, administered holy communion once, joined a happy couple in holy bonds of matrimony and baptized four infants, Herbert Warlich, Roy Chatrow, Wm. Ready afd Johg McLaughlin left with the first harvesters' excur- sion train for Webb, Sask., where they have already engaged work. Mies Katie Marquard and Mr. and Mrs. Summer, Ottawa, have arrived on a visit to the ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Marquardt, An accident which might have re- sulted in more serious consequences than it did occurred Sunday before last. Mr. and Mrs. William Rahm came to the village in a buggy on thelr way to church. When they heard an auto coming behind them the turned out to leave road clear for it, but just as the car, driven by its owner, Wm. John, was about to pass them the horses got scared and be- came unmannageable and backed the buggy in front of the car. The occu- pants of the buggy were thrown out, but besides a severe shaking up they escaped serious injury and were able to attend the service, The buggy was smashed to pieces, but the horses escaped without injury. Notes From Verona. Verona, Aug. 11.--The have finished their grain harvest and are now looking after their marsh hay which is a good crop for this season. Potatoes will be at a prem- lum this year as it will keep the own use. The dry weather has af- fected the pasture lands to such an extent that the milk supply I far below the average for this season of the year. Verona has quite recovered herself from fhe effects of the recent disas- trous fire, and the business blocks and dwellings which have been erect- ed would do credit even to a oity. The tourist traffic hag assumed larger proportions this year than for- mally and many fine cars are seen daily wending their way to the beau- tiful lake district of Centre Fronte- nac, many of which carry American markers, The proprietors of Pine Clift cottage, situated on the lake here, have entertained a large num- ber of visitors this summer. -- a HL DRE So AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIPS CP. & T. A,, G.T. Ry., Kingston, Ont, For particulars appiy to--e « J. P. HANLEY, Miss Velma Grabam, Purvis |' Smoke T&B For best results, buy » in large packages WAS A REAL BUSY MAN friends bere, | and. Mrs. E. Horris, Napange, who | stay here he conducted divine ser- i and nerves- {LICORICE flavor! ATTENTION! CAR OWNERS We have Five 2-Year Guarantee Batteries at réal bargain prices. Call and let us fit you up. One §-Voit 100 amp., regu- lar price $47.00; Sale Price $87.00. Two 6-Volt 8 Amp., regu- lar price $43.00; Bale Price $84.00. Two 8-Volt 100 Amp., regular $46.00; Sale Price $36.00. i} 74 PRINCESS STREET | 8 farmers | farmers busy to find enoughefor their | Burke Electric Company ' PHONE 423. ConpleleEquipnan enables us to do auto repairing in the shortest possible time consistent with good work. Bo if you don't want your, car out of commission any longer than is absolutely neces. sary send it bere and you'll get it back again in so short a time ag - to amaze you. Scott's Garage- 208 Bagot Street. Phone 1spdw, - . Sa Ry Sc SE _ Vulcanizing Done Right That's the way we do it and our prices will Rlsade you too. Call and give us a trial order., ICHELIN TIRES--all sizes always in stock. 277 BAGOT ST. Fordson ATTWOOD & DINE ' Phone 410w. Tractor Every bolt and bar of the toughest steel that science can produce; every piece of metal put there for a special purpose with ample reserve strength to withstand the most unusual strain; and every drop of kerosene that goes into the tank transform- ed into power--that is the Fordson Tractor. Whether it is required to drag the imple- ments of agriculture across the fields or turn the wheels of stationary machines, the Fordson will do all that it is claimed for it and more. ¢ We will gladly demonstrate to you this, the most powerful tractor for ita size on the market. VanLuvenBros. Phone 1609, 34-38 Princess Street. Beer of nine per cent. is being hustled from Walkerville and Sand- wich in boatioads to the American shore. Soldlers are trying to prevent the flow into American territory. 'harvest excursionist, An Inquest will be held in Regina into the death .of Richard Canavan, of Bleemans, Ont., found crushed as if fallen from A train, ra se leen Earl, Warburton, has returned home after visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, W, W. Purvis. Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Herbison spent Monday in Brockville, Miss Arvilla Avery, Toronto, spent the wegk-end with her parents here. ers or the Catarrhozone Co., Mont- real, - xr \ % Bargain Prices of ( Cars Listed Below . in excellent mechanical condition and equippe: with first-class tires and storage batteries can be purchased on reasonable terms Used REO ROADSTER----4 cylinder reverent» $1500.00 : CHEVROLET [#Te eTel ute] feleTeMsTute ¥ oiaTe wand 450.00 OAKLAND . .......crs irs a irs § 500,00 COLE--3 passenger touring car ........ ..$ 500.00 FORD--1 ton truck sleie.nie alele sea cs an .$ 350.00 : 30x34 NON-SKID TIRES ITeF ol leToT ome] fe "s =e a eTeta re Te Tar $16.50 each ; Trp BOYD'S GARAGE - Brock St. i