MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1022. === COLLINGWOOD SHOWS THE waz) The Home and Sciol Club Welcom- Fall and Winter eis ¥43 wow aayiving shout ""COLLEG »" tsi They ® Offered toCommun- when they, find out the latest good | : : ities Seeking Culture, For [thing that town has been up to, For ' \ ¢ : ear : Small Nominal Charge. example, their Public Library for , : n eIrw years has been one of the peacemak- : A not thy 8 abure of post-war | ©T8 for the other. libraries of the] activithes has been the wide-spread | PTOvince, now It is the Home and| HF "BERT demand for information and instruc- | School Clubs that showthe way.{ ' : . . 3 5 i Men's heavy Black Scotch Combination Suits-- tion among the public at large, So- |The Collingwood Bulletin says: "A very pleasant and enjoyable . \ clotles sue) t n a N Tiger Brdnd ........$3.75 and $4.50 flourish and develop soatineally, | a | function took place at the Huron Grain Oxfords--good, heavy . lecturer such as Bateson comes to | Institute on Friday evening, when | ; ' 3 True Knit vrevie vie... . $3.50 and $400 Toronto to lecture on evolution and [the Connaught Home and School | } soles -- roomy last -- solid business men attend his lectures in |Club extended a cordial welcome to ) ! | nistuieses siaisternietereioision SHON [Hmmm an ody, 1SCHITEs 18 |.L moniors of the aavarg art : To comfort i i Turnbulls ....c..... Erle bas called Into existence a |Of the different schools in town. ' rt In every pair whole school of lecturers on topics (There was a good attendance of par- ' hich shal h ents, while the teachers were pract- ; George VanHorne's RR Er or aly ol Prose. Tou proces THE REAL SHOE FOR FALL has forced him. 1 1 {at the outset were very informal, ; g . "34 ho demand on well-known pub: | the teachers being 'Introduced to the . THE BEST VALUE IN KINGSTON AT $6.00. Phone 362w. 213 Princess Street. kers is greater than it hae citizens, all of whom joined in ex- : tending them a cordial welcome to the community." revising ite list 'of After a welcome by 8. McFaul, : E ' and systematising.| Chairman of the Board of Education, A syllabus. It was | Rev. Mr. Farley, In a thoughtful ad- value would be | dress, suggested to the teachers pre- on re- [sent some phases of their work fited subjects than Wy 4oolated dis- | which were especially important. He | "gum courses, however brill on uncon- [emphasized (2) the production off nov meas Bave arrived. Eujoy the nected topics. AS few We 4he cen- [scholarship (b) training In 168der-| guest tea procurable. SNE vic mig he eli to ask (ship, and (¢) training in°the use of Getnres. Wom able te carry |lelsure, These are certainly three ( . on extemstve programmes, fy ny great aspects of the teachers' work. DALY'S GOOD TEA ve es A thought, fit by the committee chargeg | Principal Fry. of the public schools with the task to cut down the series | replied, and he was followed by J. to three. It 4s in this Way that ex- {fs Biliott, Kingston, President of the tension courses are offered to amy [Ontario Educational Association, centres within reach of Kingston {Whe yas visiting Collingwood at the which may be desirous of avefling®|timeln i; iden of giving a social themselves of this opportunity for in- | welcome ;, she teachers of the com- JU T > terest and instruction. munity oo mended to other Home ww Any town or populous centre with- {and SchoW.o) 1c and to similar or- in two or three hours of Kingston [ganizationsty, _, 14 a long way . which wishes to have for example | toward makiagiy a ilu The Choicest Lot of threq lectures before or after Christ- | py and successiy, Hardw mag has only to write to the director QT ood of "extension work for the syllabus, A QUEEN" SRapuaATE. ' and choose an appropriate weries. -- Out 12 in. stove length. High school headmastens, ministers, | And a Distinguished Ofig, 16 Go as $ farmers' clubs, women's clubs imclin- Missionary. 4.00 per load 2d to support {2s propudition are.cor | Dr. Ervin 3. Stone. idhreicien| | cawwmy, cons, werss coax N} . dially invited to communicate with | who has practiced in Athens for the the same official, last féw months, and 'who and COKE - Th bus is of varied and wide | years overseas with the C.A.M.Cy i. * e syllabus is of varied and wide AMO pg scope. There are lectures on world | ing to the rank ot autora ool il W A Mitchell & Get Color al mon problems end Canada's difficulties by | and being decora 'h the CMG eo Lhe Co. Y Dean Skelton and Professor Clark. | hasbeen accepted as medical misston- 3 ; |in your lighting scheme, as it adds materially to you furni The his depa expl the [ary under the Methodist church, and tario Street y toy shiag--CHES. @ Bistofy depariument Gfplains tht | SrY TERFIELDS and READING LAMPS L r thorny queetion of reparations, A |is enroute to Norway House in the Telephone 67. oir 1o0rs tos ro taspetion . Ne on hi eng LAMPS are on Now Is The Time series which might be recommended | Nopthwest Ternitopies, to act in that A ---------------- capacity among the Indians. He is a \ ° James Reid, to decorate your Lawns and flor schools covers the field dealt with THE LEADING UNDERTAKER Cemetery lots with our Cement | | In the first part of Mr. Well's history. | graduate in medicine of Queen's uni- Flower Vases. Three varieties '| The Making of the Earth, Professor | versity. to choose from. Manly BakeMw The Origin of Life, smimimmeld To-day's Rygio Programme. } A Frof. G. B. Reed; The Development Short Wood M . é -- Prod ' of Man, Prof. Stanley Smith, Bees Ao %0 easure} Kingston Jement uots re. as % Forest Conservation end Bude and The Police Are Acting static ings Slime 9th. PHONE 147 FOR SERVICE. H. ¥. NORMAN, Manager 4 Insect Friends and Foes, are handled Bn + Seneral Electric OFFICE: 69 Patrick Street DENT AL by Professors MeClement and Klugh. | One of several complaints made to | Company, Scheneoctaty yy Phone 780w. . In Hterature, Prof Seccombe lec- | the police during the past week about | 12.30 p.m.--Noon stom, " P ARLORS rey Aap y on hime ee shortage of wood measurements was | Auotations. market BUS SERVICE PRINCESS ST, KINGST d . Pro-|that of a visitor to the station on| 12.40 p.m.--Music. : The value of moments, when cast 18 ' oly 3 on ts ny and Draws, and Pro. Saturday morning who stated that he | 12.45 p.m.--Weather repo on KINGSTON TO GANANOQUE up is immense it well employed--if | We specialize on Painless Extraction, |in tive capable hands of Professor [iad ordered a quarter of a'cord-of | 485 meters. DAILY - thrown away, their loss 1s frrecover- | Latest Pyorrhea Treatment and | Jolliffe, and Dr. Miller ds giving the | 00d end had only received & sixth | 2 D.m._Musie. N ae able, X-Ray work. medical Tectures which have already [DY actual measurement. The police | 6 D.m.--Produce market and stony "eis made him a welcome speaker in num- Went out with their tape measures Market reports and quotations; new ARRIVE IN | erous centres. and shortages were found in several | bulletins, \ JEAVE NE ve - 5 One additional remark remains to |#3ses. Action will /be taken against 7.45 p.m.~--An Evening of Italian SUNDA " the dealers if the powers lfes within | Music, twelve selections. § be made. Queen's University already The Sunday trip will not be run with less than six people. Please i offers Kingston a series of brilliant [the Jusisdiction of the municipal Make Sera ts by Sa Teotares Be oLtsito speaions, ooastors | authorities, True politeness is perfect ease and Ny ey aL RPRONS Sri" : of their subjects. Such have been the freedom. It simply consists in treat- : One Way, $100. Retura, §L75. Sunday, $3.00 Return. courses given by Dr. Zimmerman and | Fools rush in where angels fear to |ing others just as you love to be Baron Korff in past years. Others | tread. treated yourself, rn. Rr FE Al equally capable are booked to appear, - nt i ~~ A : BARGAIN IN Any town in the vicinity which would like to ies bing Jectures Sa us Prepar ° ® : ELECTRIC PORTABLE [mS aii mms) | The Reason Why fravasy Bituminous Coal LAMPS fim | CHASE a sANBoRW's on C ready in the vicinity. Only yt Lo) 3 A L $15.% PER TON We are selling these at ....... 4 Regular Price To oe Tayis Tuto for he a. 0D SOWARDS COAL CO PHONE 13g No. 201--Bronze or Flemish, | light-- amor: BRAND ; ¥ Regular $15.00. Sele Price $7.50 ousms Sours |= UPTOWN OFFICE. MAUS ci0aR sToRm No. 206--Bronze or Flemish, 2 lights -- © - [|| 7a admit that the new ruil Regular $24.00. Sale Pris $12.00 [f| ole Ministerial sttors to help» grout national asset. It is non-political; No. 203--Flemish, 2 lights-- It is divorced from seotiouslimn; Regular $25.00. Sale'Price $12.50 [|| oonrianca tt te ina aur, ihe ar "||| vablio, and particularly of the friends Silk Lined Shades Greatly Reduced of public ownership, to help it by en- . o couragement and confidence. ~~ Come early, as we have only a few and Thé Canadian National Railways 3 : 3 represent a gredt national asset. at these prices they will move quickly. BE , uivnal smal. in any demo- "OUR SALES ARE REAL SALES" ome up with the sucosss of much else IROBERTSON'S Limited 7:5 mi: 5.5 . 73 Princess St. Re try to give ir Hews Whoraton Chest For 20 Years EYES = | EXAMINED GLASSES HEADQUARTERS for Waterman Fountain Pens $2.50 up to $8.00 MADE Mo assure satisfaction. That's all we do, but we doit properly. CONSULT: n all its pristine freshness. Order from MAHOOD'S DRUG STORE EVERSHARP PENCILS 75c¢. up to $7.50 We can repair your Pen or Pencil. ; Kinnear & d'Esterre JEWELXRS 100 Princess Street, Kingston Registered Optometrist $40 Wellington St. Opp. Post \ Aadududuii irri aha dh dh dh dd A A 4 A 4 2 4 4 4A Lhslas NN array gp ngngnpngnpapapngng Lig the chance of a fair trial. If this be done, if the government lives up to . r SPECIAL, | | X. D. Fergus | Xe Ei he : Si : ms ; "YOU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED I FOOTWEAR FOR MEN | on | Ema ant | Eespicnie | fl GRAND PIANO Now is your opportunity to obtain one at SALE PRICE 4.95 TL Gun Metal Bluchers and Recede Toe Bals, 2d $630. Mahogany and Brown Shoes, on broad and : ; : Lr We will sell this on very low easy terms. Men's Black and Brown Sample Boots CO FETT TITTY 2 i hh