THE DAILY BRITiSH WHIG. _ cokes Ethel Cox, LiMtian Har = OLDEN SCHOOL FARIS: erzos,.oom umn mer | ME ) [line Prizes Won by Pupite For (Queen's! Queen's! |™zmmo L- Close to Boy Proof | These Shoes Fall is here -- that means that the Boys' Shoes are in for some hard knocks. Can't expect him to go easy on Shoes in the Foot- ball season. He won't have to either, in a J pair of these. They're built strong. = Sizes Lto5 . i. i canine $400 Ask to see the new "Bull Dog Soles." ABERNETHY'S SHOE STORE Fancy white apron--Ilaura Barr, eth, Ethel Ines Whan, Verna Brown. Clothes pin bag--Lilllan Hart- List of prise winners at the Olden pehool fair held at Mountain Grove wick, Emma Beverley, Pillow case__laura Barr, on Wednesday, Sept. 6th. Sheaf wheat--Lawson Whan. Cox. Here you are, fellows! Shieat oats--Herb. Conboy, An- Sweaters and Sweater Coats in the good, old Queen's colors. Sweater Coats : with double front and back. $9.00 Sweaters and V-necks $4.50 . George VanHorne's Phone 362w. + 213 Princess Street. PAY DAY { * could be a bigger event if Essay "Story of a Grain of Wheat" --Laura Barr, Pearl Barker, Evelyn MacDonald, Gertrude Raymond, Reg- gle Barker, Writing "Mary Had a Little Lamb" --Pear! Cowdy, Arthur Johnston. Writing "God Save the King" _ Nora Cowdy, Lillan Hartwick, Verna Erown, Aletta Suddard, "Writing "Maple Leaf"--Aleta Suddard, Pearl Barker, Evelyn Mac- Donald, Emma Beverley, Inez Whan, Mona Drew, Writing "0 Canada"--Laura Barr, Janet Thornton, Lena Hawley, Ethel Cox, Goldie Barker, Reggie Barker. Crayon drawing--Pearl Barker, Evelyn MacDonald, Reggle Barker, | Goldte Barker, Aleta Hartwick, Lela | Barker, | Painting--Laura Barr, Lena Haw- | ley, Edna Walker, Herb. Conboy, | The mest popular Tea in Canada is DALY'S GOOD TEA Ask the people who use it, then buy & pound and try it. Sales twice as great As the next best seller. Order from MAHOOD'S DRUG STORER JUST ARRIVED Model sheep feeding rack--Gordon Sheat barley--Mervyn Clark, Reg- Collection weed 8 -- Nora len Veley. ,| Gibbs, Ethel Cox, Pearl Cowdy, Aleta Single ear sweet corn__Earl Veley, Cox, Lela Barker. / Shear field corn--Lawson Whan, ,-- HEADQUARTERS some people were to get | for Herb, Hartwick. * Model mail box--Gordon Barr. Barr, Arthur Johnston, drew Gibbs, Irvin Young, Andrew | Collection dif ypes of soil. gle Harker, Willie Campbell. a esticn weed piants--Ethel Cox Two qts. fleld peas--Aleta Sud- Aid Suddard. Six ears sweet corn--REarl Veley, o ", Norah Cowdy, Lela Barker, Meliss | oy "Value of a Good Road"-- Freddie Cox, Nora Cowdy, Lela Bar- ker, Arnold Cronk, Six ears field corn--Keith Cronk, Andrew Gibbs. Audrey Gibbs, Geo. Cox, Keith Cronk. Twelve Irish Cobbler potatoes-- . . * Glasses to make their vis- - d li | Waterman Peck Irish Cobbler potatoes--Nora ion normal and relieve | Cowdy,. Heth Cony Goren Model feed hopper--Gordon Barr, Arthur Johnston, Andrew Hare. Ethel Cox, "Andrew Gibbs, Nora Hare, Goldie Barker. Four gts. barley--Mervyn Clark, | COWdY, Evelyn MacDonald, Evelyn MacDonald. dard, Allen Veley. : ar Three loaded vines field peas--A)- | Ootlection of insects -- Andrew Hare, Arnold Cronk, Gordon Thomy- [Hire COX Bediya Machous i Pen son. Ker. Sheaf sweet corn--Pearl Cowdy, Arnold Cronk, Freddie Cox, Ethel Single ear field corn--Andrew Gibbs, Keith Cronk, Geo. Cox. heta Drew, Wille Campbell, Geo. Cox, Nora Cowdy, Viola Hartwick, . . i Thompson, Geo. Cox. 'eye strain. Think about | F ountain Single Irish Cobbler potato--Mer- VARA yyy vyn Clark, Reta Drew, Lillian Hart- wick, Willie Campbell, Christian | Then consult: | | ry © Registered Optometrist 340 Wellington St. Opp. Post Now Is The Time "to decorate your Lawns and Kingston Jement Products H. F. NORMAN, Manager OFFICE: 69 Patrick Street Phone 780w. . Charged at Bow street, London, an Old woman was stated to have over Ay $2.50 up to $8.00 EVERSHARP PENCILS 75¢. up to $7.50 We can repair your Pen or Pencil. Kinnear & ¢Esterre 0 previous convictions registered t her. A REAL BARGAIN IN ELECTRIC PORTABLE LAMPS We are selling theseat . . . .% Regular Price No. 201--Bronze or Flemish, 1 light-- Regular $15.00. Sale Price $7.50 No. 206--Bronze or Flemish, 2 lights-- Regular $24.00. Sale Price $12.00 No. 203--Flemish, 2 lights-- Regular $25.00. Sale Price $12.50 Silk Lined Shades Greatly Reduced Come early, as we have only a few and' at these prices they will move quickly. "OUR SALES ARE REAL SALES" ROBERTSON'S Limited FOOTWEAR um : FOR MEN Recede Toe Bals, on broad and ¥ Men's Black and Brown Sample Boots Raycraft, Gordon Barr. Twelve Dooley potatoes--Arthur Johnston, Lela Barker, Pearl Cowdy, 1 Gordon Barr, Harold Walker, Albert Brown, Peck Dooley potatoes -- Arthur Johnston, Pear! Cowdy, Lela Barker, Gordon Barr, F. P. Thompson, Single Dooley potato--Lela Bar- ker, Arthur Johnston, Pearl Cowdy, Gordon Barr, Elgin Hartwick, Allen Veley. : Peck Irish Cobbler potatoes from cld seed--@Goldie Barker, Herber: Conboy, Gordon Barr, Five mangels--Bertha Harold Walker, Single mangel--Nina Cousins, Bertha Kellar, Reta Hare, Ines Whan, Harold Walker. Six beets--Ernest Fox, Ethel Sni- Kellar, .| der, Eleta Hartwick, Herbert Conboy, Maxwell Coulter, London Flynn. Single beet--Ernest Fox, Ray Cousins, London Flynn, Howard Hepner, Edith Hare, Irvin Young. Six earrots--Lillian Conboy, Max- well Coulter, Arnold Cronk, Keith Cronk, Inez Whan, Carrie Raymond. Single carrot--Max Coulter, Alet- ta Suddard, Lillian Hartwick, Bthel Cox, Carrie Raymond, Lillian Con- boy. Five turnips--Gordon Barr. Single turnip--Gladys Whan, Got- don Barr, Harry Hawley. Six onions__Carrie Raymond, Nor- ma Flynn, Ethel Cox, Lawrence Barr, Annabel Kellar, Christian Raycraf:. Single onion---Carrie Raymond. Louisa Smith, Ethel Cox, Christian Rayeraft, Lillian Conboy, Pearl Cowdy. Bouquet asters<Gertrude Ray- mond, Verna Brown, Laura Barr, Pearl Barker, Ethel Snider, Aleta Hartwick; : Bouquet sweet peas--Helen Walk- er, Evelyn MacDonald, Emma Bever- ley. Bouque® mixed flowers--Evelyn MacDonald, Ethel Snider, Lela Bar- ker, Pear! Barker, Lillian Hartwick, Gordon Barr. Potted house plant--Evelyn Maec- Donald, Albert Brown, Inez Whan, Pearl Barker, Arthur Wood, Lela Barker, Cockerel--Mervyn Clark, Andrew Gibbs, Arthur Johnston, Aleta Hart- wick. Pullet--Arthur Johnston, Mervyn Clark, Andrew Gibbs, Evelyn Mac- Donald Pen, three dirds--Evelyn MacDon- ald, Mervyn Clark, Arthur Johnston, Aleta Hartwick. Cock and hen from home fluck-- Kvelyn MacDonald, Reggie Barker, Herbert Conboy. Dairy calf--Andrew Gibbs. Lamb.__Arthur Johnston, Gordon Barr, Andrew Gibbs. Five winter Apples--Geo. Cox, Mervyn Clark, Evelyn MacDonald, Arthur Johnston, Kefth Cronk EKeta Drew, Pearl Barker, Five minute address--Laura Barr, Allan Veley, Boys' hitching and driving contest --Gordon Barr, Earl Veley, Gordon Thompson, C. Rayeraft. Girls' hitching and driving contest ----Ethel Cox, Madeline Hartwick. School parade--8.8. No. 12, No. 8. Girl and boy winning highest num- ber points -- Evelyn MacDonald, Arthur Johnston. The shield which was donated by the Women's Institute to the school having the highest number of points in proportiog to attendance has been won hy 8.8. No. 5, Maple Leaf school. 8.8. {oid You Ever Stop to Think. That every city should 'have such a boosting spirit that no visitor could escape its influence. That you should think how your city happened. That it is a story of progress and development. That it reveals a story of action and achievement. That no boom has furnished the formula of success. That constructive work, plus faith and action have made your city what it is to-day. That there has not been a broken link in the steady growth of your city. That it was first started by men with a vision. That you have the same class of men in your city to-day. That the real growth of a city broadens with the development of business men and that of the sur- rounding country. That the opportunity for your city to become a bigger, brighter and bet- ter city is here now. That it is time that every citizen make a personal investigation of his city and its resources. . That he should join the live eiti- zens that are putting his city for- ward and do his share. That the cities that act are the cities that prosper. That every city should be pro- gressive and have a forward vision. E. R. Waite, secretary, Shawnee, Oklahoma, board of commerce. CANADIAN PACIFICO Ottawa Train Service Kingston. VE GOING Kingston $11.45 am. Ottawa .08 p.m. Ot Kingston fish am Stitwa RETURNING LEAVE Ottawa $10.15 am. Kingston Ottawa id p.m. King § E88 HT Af ap The Choicest Lot of Hardwood Cut 12 in. stove length. $4.00 per load CANNEL COAL, WELSH COAL and COKE W. A. Mitchell & Co. 15 Ontario Street Telephone 67. DATES OF FALL FAIRS. I ---- sessssses Oct. 5-6. TEACHERS WILL GATHER In Kingston on Oct. 13th From Frontenac, Prince Edward and Lennox. Theachers from at least two, and possibly three counties, will assemble at Queen's on the afternoon of Oct- ober 13th om the occasion of the annual Teachers' Institute conven- tion. The teachers will include those from Frontenac and Prince Edward counties, and the Lennox Institute has also been invited. October 12th and 13th are the dat- es set for the conventions of the county teachers' institute throughout the provinée, and this year after the first day spent in private sessions the teachers from thiese counties will visit Queon's where Prof. J. F. Mac- donald, professor of English, will give an address on "Good and Bad Poetry." The gathering will include several hundred teachers and will be held $n Grant Hall, The Prince Edward County Instit- ute teachers will make an excursion on the steamer Brookville and an op- portunity will given them to see the college before the lecture. About one hundred are expected from Pic- ton, and as their time in the city will be limited the lecture will be early in the afternoon. 3 The Frontenac teachers will hold the first day's sessions at the court house and will wind up their pro- gramme by attending the lecture. On Thursday evening Prince of Queen's history départment will address them. The Lennox teachers have been in- vited and also the teachers on the city staff, The occasion will be unique for it will probably be the first time the teachers of the adjoining counties P| have met in joint session. This will be the first of the meet- ings that will probably make Queen's the centre for similar annual affairs. ---- Edward Douglas Armour, KC, Toronto, died on Tuesday. Admiral Coundouriotis may as- sume Greek premiership. fe Prof. H. E.| Get Color Harmony in your lighting scheme, as it adds materially to your furnishing--CHES- TERFIELDS and READING LAMPS, TABLE and FLOOR LAMPS are on our floors for your inspection at remarkable low prices. James Reid, THE LEADING UNDERTAKER PHONE 147 FOR SERVICE. BUS SERVICE KINGSTON TO GANANOQ LEAVE KINGSTON ARRIVE IN GANANOQUE LEAVE GANANOQUE ARRIVE LEAVE KINGSTON ... LEAVE GANANOQUE .... The Sunday trip will not be run with less than six people. Please make arrangemerits by Saturday noon for Sunday, TELEPHONE S311, RATES: One Way, $1.00. Return, $1.75. Sunday, $2.00 Return. Prepared Bituminous Coal for use in Furnaces, Quebec Heaters and Ranges $15.00 PER TON -SOWARDS COAL CO PHONE 156. UP-TOWN OFFICE: McGALL'S CIGAR STORE PHONE 811. 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