FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1923, A "Run-Down" "Allin" "Fagged-out"' ~in shape is what you need. Don'trun on your worn- out nerves. Tone up! Get a Bottle today. For sale by all wy lle $1.0 B | been for the past six weeks. She Is EVERSHARP PENCILS REPAIRED We are equipped to make any repairs to, above pencils, We carry a supply of parts, Prompt service, J. R. C. Dobbs & Co. 41 Clarence Street, Kingston, BURNS FOR BCALDS, CUTS AND BRUISES, FOR COLDS, COUGHS AND BRONe CHIAL AFFLICTIONS. FOR BTIFP MUSCLES, SPRAINS AND STRAINS AND NUMEROUS OTHER AILMENTS COMMON TO MAN AND BEAST, THERE #8 NOTHING SUPERIOR TO THAT OLD "VRIED AND RELIABLE A D8 THOMAS' ECLECTRIC a * BUNKER'S HILL. | May 2.--The grass is commencing | | to look good as a result of the warm | | weather. Mrs. Babcock 18 very sick jot her home, and her friends are hop- ing for a speedy recovery... Miss | Emley Babcock, Kingston, 1s home | | for the purpose of waiting on her. | | The roads are commencing to dry up. | { Many of the people are short of feed | {for their stock. Sanford Leeman | | made a trip to Verona last week. ! Frontaenc KINGSTON MILLS. May 1.--The carpenters are work- ing on the locks at Rideau. Mrs. George Begley is home .from King- ston General hosiptal, where she has much improved. Mrs. McDonald is in a critical condition. Mr. Clark made a business trip to Gananoque. Cush- endall has a new Anglican minister, {the Rev. Mr. Ware, from Coe Hill Mr, and Mrs. W. H. James were call- | ers at the Mills on Sunday last, FLORIDA. May 2.--The farmers haye com- menced work on the land. A numb- er from here attended the play | "Lena Rivers" given by Wilton dra- | matic club in the hall at Wilton re- | cently. A baby boy has come to tay at.the home of Rev. H. Latim- | er. dward Babcock, Wilton, spent Sunday at Edward Martin's. Miss Winnie Snider visited at John Me- | Knight's, Murvale. Mrs. Damon {Martin has returned home after by. R. Snider visited his daughter, recently. .- Stuart Mrs, B. Snider, spent Sunday at D. Martin, Violet, Martin's. | From the Countryside | je May 2 | Bible Soclety will be | church on May | Brethen will speak. McLEAN. May- 2. --Service was held on Sun- | day. All were glad to see our minis-| |ter. The roads are in a good condi | tion. E. Brown made a quick trip to | | Kingston on Saturday. Mr. and | Mrs. John Keller and D. Hecht, Me. and Mrs. Henry Kéller and family | were at Russel Wood's on Sunday. | { Mr. and Mrs. W. Shorts and son] Percy spent Sunday at Harvey Kel-| ler's. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hearns | Fr the Easter week at Whit- { | rene Wagar were at Edward Brown's | Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Damon Good- | berry were at George Goodberry's. | Mr. and Mrs. Cousins, Miss B. Bail- | ley, Thomas Raycraft and John | I Emvury spent Sunday evening at | | H. Keller's. Miss Lulu Asselsfine and Willle Smith spent Sunday at Archibald Smith's, o N ARDOCH. OlL Not a Laxative Nujol is a lubricant--not # medicine or laxative-- so cannot gripe. When you are constipat- ed, there is not enough lubricant produced by your system to keep the food waste soft. Doctors prescribe Nujol because its action is so close to this natural lubricant. Try it today., | May 1.--Fammers have nearly com- pleted seeding operations, which were somewhat retarded on account of the oold, wet weather, Thomas Love, Matawatchan, is again engaged as cheese-maker for this factory, be- ginning duties this week' The re- eidents of this community were shocked to hear of the sudden demise of Rev..E. Babcock, The deceased had been almost a life long resident of this place, having moved to Har- rowsmith two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton spent the week-end visiting their daughter, Mrs. Donald MoGregor, Myer"s Cave. Mrs, M. Weber, who is suffering from a severely sprained ankle, is slowly regaining health. S. Gonyou made a business trip to Marysville and-sur- rounding district Fast week. Mr. and Mrs. R. Martin and James visited Sunday . evening at W. J. Fraser's. Miss N. Hunt has reopemed school after spending Easter week at her home at Erinsville, MISSISSIPPI. May 1.--Clarence Allan, King- ston, is spending a few days the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ged- des. Master Jack Geddes visited "NEARLY CRAZY WITH PAINS "IN BACK Read How Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound Helped Mrs. Beecroft Hi Ontario.--"I have suf + fered for three years from a female trouble 2 Soumtquent weakness, n an Which kept me a bed four or five fs each oe I nearly went crazy with pains in my duck. and Jor. about a reek at a time could no wor saw Lydia BE Pinkham's ecetabie Mada ' advertised in the 'Hamilton Specta- * tor' and I took it. Now I have no * pain and am quite regular uniess I overwork or stay feet from Field Marshall Earl French ar- rived in New York today on the Homeric for second visit to America, purely personal visit he plamned with his aunt, Mrs. R. Kilburn, Ren- frew, over the week-end. obert land family, Melville Warag and Cy g THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. | Camden East, spent Wednesday at| Charles Ingoldsby's. ! > MOSCOW, | | ~The farmers of this vie- inity are working on the land. The | meeting of the mission circle was | held in the church on Monday, April 24th and new officers: were elected. | We are glad to hear that Mrs. R. J. Bllerbeck is improving. H. Huff- man and sister entertained a few of | their friends on Sunday evening. | Messrs. Main and Hawley, Napanee, | made a flying trip here leaving seeds | for the school fair. Acel Potter re- | turned to Toronto to resume his studies. The local meeting of the | beld in the | 10th. Mr. C. B.| | MABERLY. | April 26. --The roads are drying | up very well Some of the farmers | have started to plough. The Ameri- | can Compafiy's mines have resumed | operations again, Thomas Conboy | has purchased a farm in Bathurst. | Thomas Scott is having an auction | salt on April 26th; farm stock and | implements will be sold. Mr. Seo | is moving to Sharbot lake, Thomas | Kirkham visited at James Parks.' | Charles Kootney wae the guest of Ex- | ward Conboy, Maberly. Allan Dea- con was at Maberly Sunday. Claude Vautrin, Bmith's Falls, visited friends here. Miss Sylent Briggs has returned to Ottawa to attend normal school. Alexander England, Ma- berly, has purchased a new Ford car, A large crowd attended the birthday party in honor of Miss Evelyn Strong last Wednesday night. The time was pleasantly passed in dancing and games, Mrs. Charles Whiticar is im- proving nicely. George Hamilton, Tichborne, visited his sister, Mrs. Austin Strong, Maberly. E. Folger has started a saw mill at Felspar. Mr. Dinn#le has started a store in Ma- berly. Miss Robinson, Tichborne, vigited- friends here. Miss Martha 11 If you're manly looking you're just as welcome visitors need not feel embarrassed at The Lion Clothing House. We have something to show you and want you to see it whenever it's your pleasure to step in. ll -- TAILOR-MADE CLOTHES Y our /measure taken by an expert. In The Country of The Blind the One- Eyed Man Is King TAILOR-MADE CLOTHES Your measure taken by an expert. - Contrast establishes value in everything; you can't feel especially BLESSED WITH TWO ARMS till you run across a poor chap who has lost AN ELBOW. You learn to appreciate what YOU'VE GOT through a knowledge of what the other fellow hasn't: got--compari- son brings out the difference. Now it works the same way with our Suits--the more you size them up with what others HAVE TO SHOW YOU, the more you will appreciate what because WE HAVE TO SHOW YOU. This is true, not because I say so, but I can sum- mon an army of men right here in Kingston who will look you squarely in the eyes and tell you so. They are well known men that are not on our payroll. They care nothing about me or the way I make a living, but they care a lot about where they buy their clothes, and so The Lion is their store--all of which is said to drive home the point that somebody has got to steer you straight in the matter of Suits, and it ought to be The Lion Clothing House. You can't buy ANYTHING BETTER THAN THE BEST, and you can't get more value than the most, you will realize the best and the most when you ask to see Lion Suits. Conservative styles for the MAN WHO GOES TO CHURCH WITH HIS WIFE -- sporty-looking models for young bloods--all of them in the latest patterns made: to-day. ounce of looking is worth a pound of reading. YOUNG MEN'S FIRST LONG SUITS 17.50 Buchanan was in Perth recently, Miss Edna Strong has returned to | resume her studies at Westport, Miss Irene Perkins has returned to Perth, Leeds ADDISON, * May 2.--The farmers of this viein- | Geraldine | Hewitt spent Sunday' at Lyndhurst. | J. Male has purchased a new tractor. | ity are seeding. Miss Levi Munroe had the misfortune to have his team run away. One of them broke its legs and had to pe | shot. Mrs. H. Brown has returned home after a visit with her mother at Mallorytown. Mr. and Mrs. John Pattemore attended the funeral of Mrs. Wier at Chantry on Friday. MORTON. April 28.--Miss Estella Sly, who has been seriously ill, is improving. J. N. Somerville has a gang of men plastering his new house. The Ladies' Guild of 8t. John's church, Leeds, met at the home of Miss Min- nie Somerville on "Tuesday last and quilted a quilt. A young daughter has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Meadows. B. N. Hen- derson, Joseph Laming and Philan- der McMachen motored to Ganano- que Thursday last. The high school students have returned to Athens af- ter spending the Easter holidays at thelr respective homes here. Miss Jennie Henderson has returned to Brockville to resume her studies. B. Somerville, George Roantree and two children were recent visitors at Brockville. 'WEDDING AT DENBIGH, Miss Freda Both Becomes the Bride "of Henry Kuchl. Denbigh, May 2.--A very interest- ing wedding took place in the Luth- eran church, on the afterneon of the Gibson with his gang of men, "who 26th inst, when Miss Freda Both, are engaged on the track near Glen Tay spent the week-end at their homes here. H. Hunter, ; Queen's, Kingston, was a week-end visitor in the village, A lady doctor and a nurse visited the schools in this vicinity last week. Mrs. D. Olmstead and daughter, An- nie, visited for a day with Mr. and Mrs. J. Craine last week. Mrs. G. Flint and son Erwin went to. Ren- frew on Saturday. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Gibson died on Saturday last. Quite a num- ber from this place attended the sale at Thomas Scott's, Boulton Creek, last week. Roy Bates, Carle- ton Place was a visitor in the village on Saturday last. Stanley Geddes attended the dance in Lanark village on Friday evening last. OENTREVILLE. May 2,--The farmers are all busy on the land whieh is drying very fast, but the grass does not grow much on account of the cold weath- er so far, 'The Stock Cheese Factory opened on Tuesday of last week with Mr. Anderson, Belleville, as cheese- maker, Miss Lizzie Lochhead un- derwent a successful operation In Kingston 'last week for tonsilitis The members of the Methodist church turned out one day last week and cleaned up the grave yards. Louls Breault Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Breault. Jas. Lennox & Addingo] youngest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Both, was united in mar- riage by Rev. M. Voss of Eganville, to Henry Wm. Kuchl, of Killaloe, in the presence of a largé number of relatives and friends. The bride was attended by Miss Annie Stein, and the bride's brother, John, acted as best man. Among the guests from distant parts were the groom's parents, from Killalos, and Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Both, of Cloyne. After the ceremony, a re- ception was held, and a delightful supper served in C. Both's public hall, The bridal coupie received many beautiful ard useful presents, showicg the high esteem ia which they are held. Albert John was for a few days last week, the guest of his pareats, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. John, but has re- turned to his homestead in New On- tario. Miss Pearl Ready, who was employed in Montreal, has arrived ome. Rev. G. J. Gaul, who was at his home in Colborne several weeks ago, bas algo arrived here, accom- panied by his son. Arthur Ready is ia Toronto on business. Notes From Fallbrook, Fallbrook, May ¢.--Michael Flem- ming has purchased the house and lot that belonged to the late Mrs, Dickson. Dunk Avery has bought John Warringtgn's farm on the 11th line. James Watt is renting Mr, Avery's farm. Ben Willis is moving his household effects to Lanark this B. Weese Is home again from the west and buoy preparing another house for habitation. Mrs. J. Ge- { Without mission of any form. had, Newburgh and Mrs, T. Allore, A real snap in Browns and Greys. A Great Purchase enables us to sell Men's Extra Good WORKING SHIRTS for 1.00 Reg. $1.50 values i We have been fortunate enough to secure one of the best agencies in Canada for Ready-made Clothes, and we are introduc- ing for the first time in Kingston a dandy BLUE SERGE SUIT Guaranteed fast Indigo Blue, with TWO PAIRS of Trousers for $27.50 : The cost of the Suit alone in any reliable store in Canada would be $35.00. This Suit comes in Men's and Young Men's models-- sizes 36 to 44. The best snap in the clothing business to-day. IN THE PASSING SHOW The funniest line of its many funny lines is to the effect that many a patched pair of Trousers covers an honest heart. They twist- ed the geography a bit, but the thought gives rise to the question why wear patched trousers 7 when having an extra pair to re- lieve the wear where the wear comes, is not only logical but very sound economy. Get a pair. OUR SPECIAL $1.79 Others up to $8.50. Sizes 32 to 50. We positively save you 75c¢. to $1.50 on a pair. Investigate! An Odd lines of SOFT COLLARS Regular 45¢. and Special C MEN'S CAPS Regular $1.25 value. Special C THE BOYS' SHOP vy Get your Boy a PENROD SUIT--they have Two Pairs of BLOOMERS. These Suits interest the intending mo- ther or father buyer at once, and no wonder for there is appearance, snap and service toa PENROD Suit. Don't take our word for it, be your own judge. : Sho Suits, critically examine the tailoring, note the nobby style and cloths, and you will be as quickly and as fully convinced as the hundreds of parents who have been here BOYS' CAPS Value 75¢. Special 50c¢ Come and see and secured PENROD Suits for their boys, that for : smartness, service and price they cannot be equalled. you want your boy dressed as If good or even would say a A Great Purchase of BOYS' BLOOMERS Regular $2.00 values. Special to go at -- $1.50 Sizes 24 to 35, in nice shade of Brown and Grey. week, where he will reside. Willlam Buffin is making extensive improve- ments on his place. Mrs. James Caminersu visited little better than the other fel low buy him a Penrod Suit. THE LION CLOTHING HOUSE "LOOK FOR THE LION IN THE WINDOW" :. Sharbot Lake, May 3.--Mrs. M, Ling has returned from Havelock and intends spending At Sharbot Lake. to be One good way to honor yourself is honest. 356 KING ST., KINGSTON Don't try to things : fo 7 1 sont tines wing the summer friends in Ottawa last week. House- cleaning is the order of the day. James Warrington has purchased Mrs. Gealligher's house in the vill- age, and has moved his family here. A number from here attended the dance in Lanark on Friday evening. esta ------ Tamworth Tidings, Tamworth, May 5.--The remains of the late Mrs. Baxter, Watertown, N.Y., were brought here, the funeral taking place to Christ church ceme- tery, Deceased was eighty-three years of age. Her two sons and dau- ghter were present at the funeral Rev. Mr. Pasten officiated. Oa Tuesday last the remains of the late William Thompson, who died in Kingston, aged 102 years, (wece brought here for burial. Interment took place in the Methodist cemet- ery. Rev. Mr. Clark officiated. The funeral sermon was delivered in the Methodist church on Sunday last. Rev. Mr. Campbell, Roblin, was in town and called on friends. Jacob Wagar returned home from King- ston after undergoing a successful operation. Tis here. Mrs. W. Mallett spent the week-end in Kingston. Miss Ada Camm has returned to her home in Kingston. Mrs. Thomas, Lavant, is at her daughter's, Mrs. J. Bourke's. Mrs. BE. C. Walroth spent the week- end in Perth. Mrs. A. Reynolds, Mrs. Lee and Mrs, L. Dodds are all on the sick list. Archie Irwin has purchased a Ford car. C. Tripp has purchased a new motor boat. Howard Fair at- tended the Masonic banquet at Lan- ark last night. Mr. and Mrs. D. Greenhorn and Miss Mildred Gray were at R. Gray's over Sunday. ------ This old world, I notice, is over- run with people who are anxious and ready to betray our ~~ufidence, + Stretching the truth won't make | it Jast any longer. Constipation HOOD"S PILLS : 280. » ITO-NIGHT- Tomorrow Alri J XID A Fon 1 WE ARE WIRING HOUSES EVERY DAY NOW This housecleaning new outlets for floor lamps, , bedroom, etc. Supplying beau- tiful fixtures for dining rooms and par- lors. Come in and see them. lam time, installing reading H. W. NEWMAN ELECTRIC C0. | Phone 441. 167 Princess Street ----------------