TULUNSDAY, JUNE 22, 1923. ILY BRITISH WHIG. PRETTY WHITE * SHOES Ladies' White One, Two and Three Strap Fine Can- vas Shoes, canvas covered heels. Special at . ...$3.50 Canvas Sport Oxfords--white rubber soles and heels--trimmed with black kid ...... . .... .$3.50 White Dressings Cenwaie gt nn en 15¢., 25¢., and 35c. THE DA | would not work, although albe, afd | who had been repeatedly sent to jail | | i : she-- = || EDUCATIONAL MATTERS | jas a vagrant at the cost of the county | | NCIL 12x city. As president of the Chil- | {dren's Ald Society, Dr. Richardson i |reported on what this society was | 3s Continu- coing, and intimated that the King- | Shares Lake Want Spankie |ston-Frontenac Society did its work | | more efficiently and :economically | Appointed to Conference. than did any other municipality. | He invited the reeves to communicate | | with the society whenever there were ] cases in their townships that re- | | quired attention. Dr. Richardson ! | praised the work of the county offic- | {1als at the jail and in connection with dl Latest and Most Popular Summer Fiction THE SECRET PLACES OF THE HEART H. G. WELLS THE VENEERINGS .............. SIR HARRY JOHNSTON * [li Educational matters featured the LUCRETIA LOMBARD . KATHLEEN NORRIS | Wednesday afternoon session of the THE VANISHING POINT ...iuu0i.... CONINSBY DAWSON | Frontenac county council. A depu- ARTHUR STRINGER {tation was present from Sharbot CASINO HAMILTON Lake requesting that the council take | : . the necessary steps to permit of the |the Children's Aid Society, : ARNOLD BENNETT establishment in that village of a Warden Drew thanked Dr. Rich- continuation school. The deputation jardson for the valuable information |was headed by no less a personage (he had imparted and hoped that he {than Rev. C. D. Baldwin, recently (would appear before the council [elected president of the Montrcal again . and inform the members of | | Methodist conference, who told of [these matters in which they were FOR SALE [the needs of Oso and surrounding | much interested. MR. PROHACK .. THE DEVIL DRIVES BIG PETER MAN SEGI BRASS ARCHIBALD MARSHALL WILLIAM MacLEOD RAINE CHARLES G. NORRIS ABERNETHY'S SHOE STORE DALY'S GOOD TEA istrict in the educational line. Shar- | we -- ? {bot Lake was a most desirable cen- | Committee Reports, : | R U low & Co. prospects were that the section mended upon the communication of o |would grow. The educational de- [Marston and Laplante, engineers, {partment had informed the petition- | suggesting an educational tour of eee ers that the county council must first | Ontario in the interests of good A A A eer ee a be approached for the purpose otf (roads, that while. the committee is | giving No. 9 section of Oso permis- [In sympathy with the idea it is un- |son, H. Thomson, Herbert Smith and | The committee recommended that -- . i / (w. J. Thomlinson. |e good Youle rate > si mills 20 A | * ° | Cearelllor Claus r. ced the nues- [the towrships include n tha W. D. GRAHAM. RO. Wedding Gift * . . 3 . Lately in charge of the! Suggestinos - . | > * Optical Department in| in Silver ' R. J. RODGER'S | ; | In price ranging from $1.00 up Jewelry-Store, is riow fil to $500 ws can belp you. connected with this of-|f tre for a secondary school, and the The good roads committee recom- | {sion to establish the school. Others |able to participate in the scheme, but | i {who addressed the council on behalf | will be glad to meet the delegates | "THE GIFT SHOP" {of the project were Jerome Thom- | when they come to Kingston. fice. 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He advocated consusti.g {the county solicitor for the purpose {of finding out the procedure. | Warden Drew' in addressing the I | delegation from Sharbot Lake stated | schools. jthat the council would go into the matter thoroughly. Secondary Education Cost Heavy. Another matter discussed by coun- {cil was with regard to the secondary education conference to be held by {the Ontario minister of education in Toronto on July 5th and 6th, Dr. | William Spankie was, on motion of | Councillors Halliday and Hamilton, {appointed to attend this conference {on behalf of Frontenac. | was for twenty-five years inspector of {public schools in Frontenac and is {thoroughly conversant with the {needs in the rural districts in regard | to seconddry education, | Several of the councillors express- |ed their views on the matter. Dr. Spankie stated that changes were re- | quired in the educational act, for the cost of education in Frontenac was increasing very much and in rather an unsatisfactory way. It was cost- ing this county more than $8,000 to pay the fees of Frontenac pupils at- tending the Kingston Collegiate In- stitute and the Gananoque high school, institutions that were outside Frontenac. This amount was over a thousand dollars more than 'the county grant to its own high school in Sydenham last year. Councillor Storms said that in his opinion the best way to give second- ary education to those unable to at- tend the high schools was to give it in the public schools by having ad- ditional classes and paying qualified teachers, Councillor Sproule wanted to see money expended on education all spent within Frontenac and not to outside schools. He opposed the present law and would have it amended so that in the case of Fron- tenac the money would be spent in building up educational institutions within the county. If Frontena: pupils wished to attend high schools on continuation schools outside the county they should pay their own fees. Councillor Clark spoke about the financial burdens Frontenac had to bear. The people felt that the taxes at present were almost unbearabls. Assessment Equalization, A by-law was read to confirm the equalization of assessment for the year. The following table shows the equalization: Barrie Bedford Clarendon and Miller... Howe Island Hinchinbrooke 38,200 323,600 63,100 120,000 226,700 reasonable. obertson's Limited 73 Princess St. WOMEN'S SMART OXFORDS AND STRAP PUMPS White Canvas, in one, two and three straps. Also Laced Oxfords, made with flat and medium Cuban heels, canvas cover- ed and grmalled; 23 Also the popular two-toned rt Ox- fords and wide strap and buckle Soren. White Canvas with by Tips, Saddle and Back Stays, : Allan M. Reid SHOE STORE 1,430,000 95,000 600,000 180,000 114,600 1,090,000 850,000 126,000 83,000 865,000 696,000 Kingston Kennebec Loughboro Oso Pittsburg Portland Portsmouth Palmerston and Canonto | Storrington Wolfe Island ... "sees Total ....4.....:8 6,901,500 Road By-laws Read. By-laws were given first reading for the expenditure of $80,000 on the system of county highways ag ap- proved by order-in-council; to raise $62,700 for repair and maintenance and $47,000 for construction of county good roads this year; to raise by debentures $101,776.09 to met percentage of cost of provincial high- way for 1919 and 1920. The amount to be expended on the suburban road area, viz., $16,000, is included in the county good roads system bylaw. Another bylaw was read for the raising, levying and collecting of $72,456.75 for county purposes for the year. W. J. Thomlinson, county high censtable, reported on the work he had done since his appointment in January, and asked that the various reeves communicate with him whon there was work in their townships re- quiring his attention. Jail and Children's Aid. Dr. A. W. Richardson, jail sur- geon, reported on jail conditions and drew the attention of the council ularly to the case of 2 man who Xx Dr. Spankie | {scheme The finance committee recently de- cided upon a total tax rate for 1922 {of 10 1-2 mills, the same as last year, {but since its meeting the Sydenham | high school board has asked an in- [creased grant from $6,800 in 1921, tc over $10,000 this year and bills (have come in from continuation In view of the increased de- mands of education the committee | finds it necessary to Increase the tax irate by half a mill, making it eleven | mills. "All other expenditures have | been kept down, but as in all other | municipalities the cost of education {in Frontenac is mounting. The educational committee report- |ed that it had been notified that the | Wolfe Island continuation school was {to be re-opened after having been |ciosed for some time. During the afternoon the council tcok a short recess, and the mem- bers were treated to ice cream by | Deputy Reeve J. L. F. Sproule, of has a record of satisfied customers all over Canada for ever 73 years. The unchanging good quality gets new cus- tomers and keeps them. Get your sup- ply frome MAHOOD'S DRUG STORE PUNCTUALITY is easily obtained by bringing your WATCH to L. C. HEMSLEY 149 Sydenham St. Just off Princess Watchmaker from R. J. Rodger THOMAS COPLEY Telephone 987. Wantinx anything done In the carpen. tery line. ates given on all kind, Kingston township, whose generosity was recorded in a motion. Warden Drew invited the members of council, the county officials and press representatives to an excursion on the steamer Waubic on Friday evening. f oF Ba The council adjourned until 10 A" Now Russell Stover Has An In. o'clock Thursday morning when the | Nation oe 9 815,000 a Day, budget was to be taken up, | "That man 'could sell ------------ TO AVOID P AINS uk Skins. this phrase OF RHEUMATISH has stood for years as the highest compliment that could be raid a salesman. e This Trouble is Located in Blood, and Relief Comes Through Better Blood Along comes a man, the father of Rheumatism comes with thin, im- of repairs new work: also harg- wood floors of all kinds. I or will receive prompt attention. 28 Queen Street. HE INVENTED "ESKIMO PIE." ice cream the sleeping porches. 0), The Good Old Summer Time Live out-of-doors- and-fresh-air---- \ A RC get sunshine Hammo Couches," Lawn Swings and Porch Chairs, Porch shades for verandahs and Folding Camp All sizes. Cots, Camp Chairs and Boat Seats James Reid Phone 147 for Service. The Leading Undertaker. ia "Eskimo pie," who has achieved a pure blood, and can only be driven selling feat apparently just as diffi- cult as the above, They said it out of the system by enriching and purifying the blood. couldn't be done, but he went ahead, and in the dullest month of a dull winter he put across a campaign that made people buy ice cream at a lux- l ury price! | The man who did it has built him- | The chief symptom of rheumatism self up a daily income in excess of | is pain. The most successful treat- ment is the one that quickly banishes this disagreeable symptom. Many rheumatic people suffer pains that could be avoided by building up the blood. The value of Dr. Williams' $15,000 in less than four months, and | Pink Pills in rheumatic troubles is he's done it out of dimes by original | | methods and by moving right against | proven by the testimony of Mrs. A. Bryson, Arthur, Ont., who says: --"1 the prophets of evil and the men who | was 80 used up with rheumatism in said "it can't be done," and "the | times aren't right for any new ven- | ture." The man is Russell Stover, and the product he has started the nation to | using is a chocolate coated ice cream my shoulders and neck that I could |bar. Three or four thousand ice | not turn in bed without the help of [cream and candy salesmen would ! my husband, and the pain at times [Probably have told you, if they'd been | was almost unbearable. I took doc-|Consulted in advance, that the idea tors' medicine which did me little or |Was not worth much, that it couldn't | no good. Then I began taking Dr.|be marketed nationally, Williams' Pink Pills and have since| But Stover thought differently and been free from rheumatism. I can |Wwent ahead. By the first of February, also recommend the pills to young after only about three months of mothers, as in my own case I found they are unexcelled. I may also add that I recommended Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to a neighbor who took fainting spells at the change of life, and who could not walk any distance. drive, so many manufacturers had been licensed that the American pub- She took the pills for nearly three months and they made her a strong, lic was eating some 4,000,000 choco- late coated ice cream bars a day and paying Mr. Stover five cents for every well woman." You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills from any dealer in medicine or dozen sold. by mail at 50c. a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Co., Brockville, Ont. ------------------ CANADIAN PACIFIC. x -- "Trans-Canada Limited" --Quickest Train Across the Continent, The "Trans-Canada Limited" leaves Toronto Union Station daily at 9 p.m. (standard time), arriving Winnipeg 10.15 second morning (37 hours), Calgary 10.05 a.m. third morning (61 hours), Vancouver 10 a.m. fourth morning, (88 hours). 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