WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1929. For the Fall | HATS "en Our stock of Fall Hats is the utmost in style. All shapes and sizes in many pleasing colors FELTS .........$4-$5-$6.00 VELOURS ..............$6.50 SPRING and FALL OVERCOATS Tweeds and Gaberdines . . . $20, $22, $25 George VanHorne's Phone 362w, .. 213 Princess Street. CAN YOU SEF. Small print and sewing without eytstrain and headaches? If not, yon would be well advised to consult us about your eye- sight. : Good Glasses if you need them--=good advice if you do - Wedding Gifts of Silver Whether it be in Sterling Silver or Silver Plate, we feel satisfied that we can give you as fine a selection as to be found in the city, and priced reasonable. Every piece deliv- ered in a suitable box bearing our name. Kimeird dEsterre AY Vy Registered Optometrist 140 Wellington St. Opp. Post NN Ay Now Is The Time to decorate your Lawns and Adhd ---- a dhundiadiaieditiaiiadiutidti did shud dh A A A A hd A a A AN A RA LESAN Cemetery lots with our C t Flower Vases. Three varieties to choose from. | Kingston Jement Products H. ¥. NORMAN, Manager OFFICE: 69 Patrick Street Phone 780w. i Bvery one must see daily, instan- ces of people who complain from a - mere habit of complaining. IN OPEN STOCK PATTERNS IS < [to the left the following booths: W. {the Baby Clinic under the auspices THE DAILY BRITiSH WHIC. LENNOX SPLENDID FAR © HELD AT NAPANEE Large Attendance on First Day | --Flve Hundred Schou! Children March. { i Napanee, Sept. 12--A large crowd was in attendance at the Fair grounds all day to view the splen- did exhibits and enjoy the many at- tractions provided for the three days exhibition. The formal opening of the first dey, took place on the arrival at the grounds of the procession of school children. The five hundred public school cltildren assembled at the West Ward school about one o'clock pm. and there formed procession, headed by the Napanee Citizens Band and proceeded to the Park. These kiddies represented the town and county schools; four outside schools from the townships of Richmond and Camden were there. This success- ful parade was under the able man- agement of Messrs. M. C. Bogart, Alpine Wood and Principal Trenouth accompanied by a large staff of teachers. The Palace, or main exhibition ball probably Attracted the first at- tention of the visitor to the fair. On entering the building one was charmed by the brilliant and pleas- ing display of fruit and flowers which adorned the long centre table extending the whole length of the hall. There were some very fine specimens of apples and other fruits, and the flowers were also very fine, gladioll, esters, dahlias, zinnias, marigolds, fuchias, roses, etc. ets, being with each other for admira- tion, the whole forming the aggrega- tion of a blaze of beauty and color. Surrounding this fine display tastefully arranged booths proved very attractive. Beginning on the est hand was a fine exhibit of lad- es' work, then The Halmes Shoe store exhibit of boots, shoes and travelling goods; then Mason and Risch pianos, etc.; next comes the Art exhibition of paintings, drawings and other works of art from local tal- ent, all of which is highly credible to all concerned. The next booth con- tains a fine showing of planos and other musical instruments Dy Van Lyven of Napanee. Then an interest- Sng exhibit of Seman Kent Co., Ltd. represented by Arthur A. urls, Belleville, including hardwood floor- ing, etc. Next booth is occupied by of the Napanee Woman's Institute, which was instrumental in inducing the Provincial Board of Health to send Dr. W. J. Bell and Miss Oc- borne to take charge of the Clinic. By this time the visitor has arrived Lat the west entrance of the building and on either side of the door way will be seen in glass cases excellent specimens of homemade pies, home- made bread and buns, also butter and dressed chickens. Still continuing D. 'Nidener, manufacturer of lumber and builders requisites and dealer in British, coal. The Gibbard Furniture Co, Ltd., display of handsome black walnut bedroom suite. Roman Meal Co. Ltd., exhibit of Roman Meal Churchwoman's Guild display and sale of useful and ornamental artic- les. Hydro Electric Commission, dis- play of utilities. Davy and Allison, stoves and hardware. The Graham Company, clothes and men's furnish- ings. Thus the visitor having return- 'to point of starting finds another display of ladies' fancy work. In a tent nearby there is a grand display of grain and vegetables, which go to prove the excellent growth in farm and garden stuff dur- gated in every manner known to medical science. There is no "per- haps" about the following results of the competition for the judges were experts--Dr. W. J. Bell and Nurse Osborne, of the Provincial Board of Health. The winners are: (a) Best baby boy, 3 months to 1 year, James Howie. (b) Best baby boy, 1 year to 18 months, Thomas Macdonald. (c) Best baby girl, 3 months to 1 year: 1st, Deleslyan Barrager; 2nd, Geneva Walsh. (d) Best baby girl, 1 year to 18 months, Irene Walsh. Special---The best baby---who won 90 per cent. out of a possible 100 per cent.: Orvilla Coathup, W. 8. Herrington, K.C, as on former occasions of this kind, made an excellent master of ceremonies. Dr. Bell and Nurse Osborne will be at the clinic booth for the dura- tion of the ialr, and will take up the matter of hygiene and feeding | between the hours of 2 and § o'clock each afternoon. An enjoyable concert was given during the evening by the Napanee Citizens Band, Albert Gratton, the celebrated 12-year-old boy soprano and others. ' Tomorrow will be a big day at the fair and a record attendance :s expected. ' I ---------- DONNELLY SALVAGE PLANT NOW BENG DISWANTLED After Releasing Rapids Prince ~The Latter Vessel Worth $300,000. Montreal Gazette. The dismantling of the salvage plant used in the release of the Rapids Prince from the rocks ir the Lachine Rapids was begun Monday. Despite a strong southwest wind rising at times to a gale of thirty-five mdles an hour, the wreck- ing crew of the Donnelly Wrecking & Salvage Company managed to get two scow loads down the rapids and across Laprairie Basin t0 Verdun wharf during the course of the day. The first load was landed about noon and the second at sundown, The dismantling of the pulling plant will not take long, but its trans- fer to Laprairie Basin will be an arduous task, fraught with many dangers for the men emgaged in the venture. ter to convey the machinery to the island in the middie of the rapids, but the return will be still more dif- ficult owing to the lowering of the water, which has fallen nearly three feet since the grounding ' on: July 80th, The principal pieces to be brought back are & large steam boil- er, a huge eteam winch, and more than 10,000 feet of steel cable vary- ing in size from one-sixteenth of an inch to two inches. The disman'ling operations are in charge of Jack Kennedy, superintendent for the sal- vages. The river work is in charge of Henri Guerin and Edouard Guerin, La Tortue, who also headed the rafts- men during the preparation work of the last six weeks. The Rapids Prince fs still in No, 1 basin, Lachine canal, Her hull is making water, bu' not more than the pumps can handle. The extent of the damage she has sustained will not be known until she js placed in: dry- dock. She will be docked in Mont- real some time this week. Damages to Ship, It is known, however, that her hull has buckled to some extent and that her propelling gear is seriously dam- aged. The port screw was fouled in It was a very difficult mat- | [F== THE BEST TO BUY We have fast received a large ship- ment of several of our OPEN STOCK PATTERNS, and our many customers can now match up their sets. ing the past summer. In the poultry house will be found an infinite variety of fowls, which do great credit to this district, and the prise-winners look as if they were worthy of their honors. In the sheep and pig pens are fine specimens and there are a great number of entries. In the stock barn are a goodly showing of the cattle Lennox and Addington noted as a Phone or call while «the stock is complete, ROBERTSON'S Limited for either yoursel? or your! you our eo stock. We of Shoes that leaves this store, || and dog show, kewple booths and so J} ed to take plsce today, but if no = more rain comes, 'will be all right dairying county of no mean order. The horses, which are housed in the stock barn, sre a fine lot of animals and show their good breeding. A good midway attracted much patronage, particularly ' by the young people. There 'is a whip, a merry-go-round, sideshows, a pony forth. Owing to the heavy rains of Mon- the grounding, and the etarboard one was fouled in the release. It is also likely that the oak sheathing; six inches thick on the outside of the s'eel hull, is badly torn. Should the hull be extensively buckled, repairs would mean the stripping off of the sheathing and the plates, the straight- ening of the frame, and the replace- ment of fresh pletes and sheathing. I is understood that the vessel is in- sured for $180,000, but it is estimat- ed that she could not be replaced for $300,000. She is considered the most useful of the three rapids boats; Rapide Queen, Rapide King and Rapids Prince. She draws less water shan the King, and can carry more passengers "han the Queen. It had been the intention of the C. 8. L. to withdrdw the King from eer- vice at once; but when she docked at pom < Women's New Fall Oxfords Great days these are for walking, but you can't enjoy a good walk really unless you're properly shod. Oxfords with med- fum weight soles and sensible heels are the finest things yon can put on' your feet They are good-looking too, especially the new Fall styles. : Jy The style illustrated Is one of the fashionable bluchers with a Cuban heel that's very comfortable ' Just arrived from countries of growth DALY'S GOOD TEA This is a good time te stock up. En- joy the delicious freshness. Order from MANOCOD'S DRUG STORE Bell's Vanilla HIGH GRADE 25c. A BOTTLE Cheapest in the long run. Made in Kingston by--- DR. BELL WONPER MEDICINE CO. NOW Is the Time to Get Your. Watch or Clock REPAIRED L. C. HEMSLEY Watchmaker from R. J. Rodger 149 Sydenham St. DR. H. A. STEWART Dental Surgeon | ' Wishes to announce that he has resumed his practice, cor. Wel- lington 'and Princess Streets. Phone 2092. Dr. H. A. Stewart Corner Princess and Wellington southwest wind is expected to favor "he rise of water in all the rapids. Tribute to Men. Capt. John Donnelly, who planned the release of the Prince, paid a tri- bute to the devotion of his men, to the courageous service of the rafts- men from La Tor'ue, and to the co- operation extended him by the offic- ials and employees of the C.8.L. He also expressed his appreciation of the Lindness of the department of naval affairs, which lent the Lyle life-sav- ing gun, and of Capt. BE. J. Comins, of the U. 8, Shipping Board's steam- er West Loquassuck, who furnished the powder charges and friction tubes for the gun. Since the successful release of the steamer on Saturday, Capt. Donnelly" has been showered with telegrams of congratulations, Among those who gent messages were: G. J. Desbarats, deputy minister of naval affairs, Ot- tion for the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence; Neill Macintyre, Toronto, underwriters' surveyor; George T. Davie, Lauzon, of the Davis Ship- building & Repair Co.; W. F. Nickle, K.C., MLA, for Kingston; the Ki- DEATH OF A MISSIONARY. £ i i % 8 ig Ese ¥ ILE all |W RJ Complete Home Outfits Good taste, coupled with a kmowledge of Furniture styles, may achieve much in making a home a delightful place in which to live. Especially is this true of the young Bride who is embarking upon that great adventures --the establishment of a new home. Our service in furnishing completo homes, our vast display of all that is good and new in Furniture, makes our store the logical place to choose the furnishings of your new home, and you will find our sales force thoroughly capable of advising and assists ing you in your efforts to make your home pleasant and comfortable. ~ James Reid, THE LEADING UNDERTAKER PHONE 147 FOR SERVICE. BUS SERVICE KINGSTON TO GANANOQUE uGAVE KINGSTON LEAVE GANANOQUE .. ARRIVE IN KINGSTON STON LEAVE KING! saan LEAVE GANANOQUE .... wp. The Sunday trip will not be run with less then six people. make arrangements by Saturday noon for Sunday. + TELEPHONE 311, RATES: One Way, $1.00. Return, $1.75. Sunday, $2.00 Return, Please : SOFT AND HARD WOOD We have received a limited quantity of Select Hard and Soft Wood Slabs. This Wood we have cut into short stove lengths, and are' offering them delivered to your home at the following ae SOFT WOOD, per load, $3.50. HARD WOOD, per load, $4.00. Coal is scarce and this wood will give you every satisfsce tion for Fall and early Winter burning. : ! Let us fill your CANNELL COAL néeds at this slack time. SOWARDS COAL CO- PHONE 155. UPTOWN OFFICE: McGALL'S CIGAR STORE. PHONE 811. TTT b 5