f : - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1022. ITISH WHIG. "HAD A NARROW ~ ESCAPE" "I mover realized until a few ago how risky it is to 3 ld in the Shast. I ys such good cold either in the i while THE DAILY BR The average man wants live styles--maybe that's why the average man comes to oi LION CLOTHING STORE : BEES DON'T BUZZ AROUND PAPER FLOWERS You can't kid a Bee. He's out after honey and it takes him just about a second. to discover that there's no honey in paper flowers. Watc h where the Bee swarms are the thickest, there you will find the sweetest smelling flowers. By the same token you will find the finest Cloth- ing Storé where the crowds are thickest. It didn't take men long to find out that the Lion Clothing House are selling properly designed, well cut Clothe at $5.00 to $10.00 lower than anyone else in town. When they want Clothes in faultless taste, that fit exactly as clothes are supposed to fit, they elbow their way through the mob, and buy a Lion Suit or Your's is waiting for you ! a > a [4 the £8 z iE SUITS AND OVERCOATS MADE TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL MEASURE suitd AND OVERCOATS MADE TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL MEASURE #2 ET ii i i il { /and Mrs. W. H. Fleming. Miss Mur- | phy, Smith's Falls, was the guest of | Miss Mary Simmons during the holi- |spent the winter in Pittsburg, Pa. ND ie Mary Suan waa/ The steamer Gladys passed through vs -- A on for appen. | here iy morning oa ays Smith's Falls. 8s Pearl Doyle has dicitis. Mrs. W. R. Tolls is- away Patterson's house and have moved to (ef, Mrs. M. Doyle. John Moras, Glenburnie. They are living on Mr. Cleveland, O., Is the guest o O'Nell's farm. Miss J. R. Gordon {s| Brady. Mrs. Harding and daughter, with her parents while Mr. Gordon | Buffalo, are visiting friends and re- /Wednesday night. All are pleased | Smith's Falls. Dr. and Mrs. Bther- to hear that 'little Annabelle Hill is | ington, Kingston, spent the week- recovering from her very serious ill- | end at Fettercalrn. Some of the late ness, visitors are Miss M. Darling, Lake | Fro untryside om the Countrysid ki pe F rontenac " |day. Mr, and Mrs. Phillips and Mr on a visit among friends. Archibald | returned to Cleveland, Ohio, after is engaged in Missouri. The young |latives in the vicinity. Miss Heien Opinicon, Mr. D. Moore, Lansdowne, | ing holidays with their parents, Nr. | pre INVERARY. [and Mrs. W. Whipple have gone to Kish' and family have vacated Mack | spending two months with her mota- farmers are holding their dance- on Davis is spending a few days int Mr. and Mrs. Halladay, Elgin, C. i + E re smscsiistr. i is li 2 § me. Although all pting dishes were Se ay lah s fo y undermined my health to such an t that I was a living skeleton. I was gettin, as nothing I too tH Ee i n, as and Id by your druggist, n conscientiously say, you have tried it, that it done you any good, return the pty Bottle to him and he will your 9-628 For sale by The Mahood Drug Co. SULPHUR CLEARS A PIMPLY SKIN Apply Sulphur as Told When Your ro in Breaks Out \ | -- Any breaking out of the skin on face, neck, arms or body is overcome quickest by applying Mentho-Sul- phur. The pimples seem to dry right up and go away, declares a noted skin specialist. ~ Nothing has ever been found to take the place of sulphur as a pimple remover. It is harmless and inex- petisive. Just ask any druggist for a small jar of Mentho-Sulphur and use it like cold cream. Great For Bad Coughs and Cold Make Your Own Medicine and Have the Best There Is. You'll Say It's Good When All Mucous Disappears and Clean, _Healthy Membrane is - Your Reward. -- Here is an inexpensive home made Temedy that you can't beat and one that will quickly bring up that phlegm, stop the snuffling, relieve the clogged nos- trils. make breathing easy and cause stubborn colds and persistent coughs to Vacate--many times over Right, Try it right away if you suffer from Catarrh, Chest Colds or any irritating nose or throat troubles and you'll be Sina, YOU run across this little bit of ce. from any druggist, one ounce of Parmint (double strength) add to it a te : Sear and enough water to make pint. _You can make it in two mutes and When it is mixed you can BE yourself on having dicing and throat and acts so e x 'all phie : sia Pp! = a Hekling GRANDMA USED SAGE » -- She Mixed Sulphur With It To Re. : | Store Color, Gloss, Youth- fulness. MacROW'S MILLS. Nov. 9.--An enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. MacRow last Friday evening, when the Hallowe'en party from hese, who on Hallowe'en night secur- ed enough money to buy chickens, and had a genuine chicken supper. The event marked the birthday of Mr. MacRow, who was the recipient of a silver pencil. The dining room was specially arranged for the occa- sion, the table being centred with the roasted chickens. A toast was given by James Strachan, to which Mr. MacRow responded in pleasing man- ner. After supper the evening was spent in music and games until a late hour. The party as they depart- ed for their homes left with Mr. MacRow their best wishes, for many birthdays to. come. -- PITTSFERRY. Nov. 10.--Ploughing Will soon be all finished in this vicinity. A num- ber from here attended "Bringing Up Father" at the Grand Opera house on Monday evening. The members of the Loyal Orange Lodge and their wives held their annual November celebration at their dif- ferent lodges. Chicken suppers and 2 good programme were given. Tha ladies of the Community Ald met at the home of Mrs. B. Orr on Wednes- day afternoon. Mrs. W. E. Mosler and children, Wolfe Island, have re- turned home after spending the past week with Iriends and relatives here. Miss Alma Millious, Kingston, spent the ohlidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Millious. Mrs. G. Ranous, Wolfe Island, and Miss M. Coxall, Cobourg, are visiting with the former's son, Robt. Ranous. Mis W. Tomllson and son, Kingst#n, are spending the week at J. W. Pad- dle's.-Harry Paddle has gone north 'Inearing completion. Some have al- to hunt deer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barclay and Rev. C. W. Hollings- worth attended the convention at Sydenham on Tuesday. PERTH ROAD. Nov. 13.--The fall ploughing is ready finished on account of the fine, open weather. The first regular meet- ing of the Community Club is to be .|Perth Road on Nov. 5th and last held in the Orange Hall on this Thursday evening. The club intends making a skating rink for the win- ter. Communion service was held at Lake Opfnicon, Maple Leaf and Sunday at Leland and Wilmur. Rev. R.'R. McMath officiating. J. Amey is very ill. Floyd Smith is improvin;: slowly afier a serious illness of typhoid. Next Sunday a "harvest home" service will be held at Maple Leaf and Perth Road, and in two weeks at Wilmur. The Helping Hand held its fortnightly meeting last Thursday afternoon a: Mrs. Charles frith's. The M.L.M.C. will mect this Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. Harris. Rev. Mr. McMath attended the district meeling held at Sydenham last Tuesday Mrs. J. Ray: mond is the guest of Mrs. E. John- ston. Mr. and Mrs, W. Rousehorne and family, Sydenham, were Sunday visitors at A. Rousehorne's. Mr. and Mre. J. Middleton Spent Sunday a: R. Thompson's! Nr. and Mrs. R. Guthrie entertained a number 'of the young people on Friday evening, A. is having a well drilled. Mrs. Nicholas Amey is very 1ll. -------- Fleming and L. Kelly, Newboro, J. W. Simmons is having a spacious bcat house under construction. P. Hayden is spending the winter in New York city. Lennox & Addington NEWBUGH. Nov. 13.--The masquerade party beld"in the Standard Bank hall last Tuesday evening was a great success. Miss McGowan and Marjory Sutton spent Thanksgiving in Toronto. George Paul spent the holiday with spending a few days in Toronto. G. M. Walker has returned home from deer-hunting. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harrison are rejoicing over the ar- rival of a baby girl. Mrs. William Sutton was called to Watertown, N.Y., owing to the death of her brother. Mr. and Mrs, T. A. Dinn- woody celebrated their fortieth wed- ding anniversary recently. SELBY. Nov. 14.--Quarterly services were held at Sharp's Corners on Sunday last. Mrs. Témmon, who is in the General Hospital, is better at time of writing. Mrs. R. Ballane is spending eome time with friends at Water- town/ N.Y. 'A son was porn to Mr. and Mrs. J. Rose on Thureday last. A number from here attended the funeral of Mr. Grey's son on Sunday at Forest Mills. A young daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs, Irwin on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Amey visited friends at Moscow and Bell Rock on Sunday. Mr, Barnum is spending a few days at A. E. Tim- mon's. Mr and Mrs. A. Wood spent last Thursday at Deseronto. Mr. and Mrs. Chambers spent Sunday at D. Fitzpatrick's, Sn---- . CENTREVILLE, Noy. 9.--The weather very Tavorable to farmers of them have finished ploughing. has been and most LOCKS. | Nov. 13.--The fa:umers are ao gaged with their The The ladies of the Methodist church gave a fowl tea and concert on Hallowe'en night which was a de- cided success. Patrick Evans has completely recovered from his re. cent {liness. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd have returned to Belleville, James Lapum and sister Stella, spent Thanksgiv- ing under the parental roof. Thera Was a large crowd of friends and re. Iatives at the kitchen shower for Mr. and Mrs. James Perry. Mrs. E. J. Perry has gone to Cloyne to live. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna have returned home from their wedding trip. Mrs. McGrath and daughter Pearl, Napanee, spent Thanksgiving at John Cassidy's. Mrs, P. Shannon younger to it as e on your are sub his family here. Charles McKinn is' Overcoat. To go at A great purchase of MEN'S STRONG WORKING TROUSERS Regular $2.25 value. To go $1.75 Neat patterns. MEN'S MERINO COMBI- NATION UNDERWEAR - Sizes 34, 36, 40, 42, 44. $1.50 2 "THE AVENUE" is a very smart Overcoat for well-dressed men. See this one. MERINO 75¢ AND DRAWERS To goat SHIRTS each MITTS Togoat x - spent Tuesday at Mrs. Ingoldsby's The boys are giving a ball in the hall on Friday night. ---------- { Prince Edward -- . « PICTON. Nov. 13.--Mr. C. North, of Mary street, was a Kingston visitor on Friday. Mrs. K. McIntosh, Green- bush, a former studént at Kingston Business College, has secured a po- sition in town. The spiritual confer. ence was held last week. Mr. Wol- frain, Consecon, attended. Mrs. J. English, formerly of South Green- bush, intends to go to Florida on a trip this winter. * sin, - FALLBROOK. Nov. 13.--A number from here at- tneded a silver wedding anniversary at James White's, Watson's Corners, on Fridey evening. William Bufin is preparing to move his house. The cheese factory has closed after a successful season. Rev. Mr. -Tray- nor preaches his farewell sermon at Balderson next Sunday. Mrs. Burn- ham 'attended the funeral of her nephew, Mr. Young, whose body was brought down from Kingston to Perth on Sunday for interment. Miss .| Elsie Emmis spent Sunday with Miss {Jessie Anderson. Robert Anderson has returned home after maKn, cheese at Ridean Ferry. for' some time. em Dr. E. J. Walroth and Mf. ridge. Carleton Place spent Thasiks- at brook, A great purchase of MEN'S WORKING With Thumb and Finger. the former's home in Fall- Ef > on stone, $9.56; Grebam Sibbit, royalty on stone, $8.94; Thomas Hy- land, road overseer, $96.25; John Smith, tile and work on road, $31; J. 8. Gillespie, work disbursed, $101; | Wm. Colquhoun, gravel, $13.50; Andrew Johnston, gravel, and draw- ing gravel, $23; Wm.. McMaster, work and gravel, $5; Henry MacRow, crushing stone, $1,745.50; H. A. Fayne, royalty on stone, $5.63; A. Brown, refund James Laferty's dog tax, (1921) $2; A. Murray, tax bills, $10; clerk, aect. salary, $26; S. An- glin & Co., lumber, $27; Kingston In- dustrigl Exhibition, grant, $200; township school fair, grant, $15. Adjourned, to meet 1s: Monday in December. -- MET DEATH IN BARN. Harry Ball Was Victim of a Sad Ac- cident at Portland. Portland, Nov. . -- Huntars arrived home after having a very successful hunt. They brought four fine deer. A very sad accident happened in Earl Bolton's saw mill on. Saturday, | when Harry Ball lost his life. He was hoisting a heading to another floor when something went wrons. He was alone at killed instantly. The men upstalrs knew something was wrong, when the heading hit the roof and went at once to see what was wrong. The funeral of the deceased was held to the English church on Monday aid was well attended. Miss Hattie Donevan suffered a very bad fall on the sidewalk a week ago, but is feeling some better at present. She is under the doctor's We are showing the largest and smartest range of Genuine Connamarra TWEED CAPS in Grey and Sand colors. See them--the very latest in Caps Men's Dress Gloves | Swit the time and was | We are selling some real SMART 0 VERCOATS $25.00 Kegular $30.00 values. JERSEYS Regular $4.00 values. Only a few left to go at - $2.69 ery,-50 different lines of 35 different lines of Men's Underwear in » the newest in Men's Negligee Shirts, etc. THING HOUSE 356 KING ST., KINGSTON We are showing the largest range of MEN'S TROUSERS ; in Kingston. Over 3,000 pairs to choose from. Match up that old Coat. Sizes 32 to 39c Cam | Neckties, All-wool and Silk Hose, the See our range of Silk Mufflers, Woollen Muff lers, newest ideas in English Cashmere and Ribbed Hosi Shirts, 45 different lines of Men's Working Mitts, Single and Combination Suits, THE LION CLO "LOOK FOR THE LION IN THE WINDOW" Men's Working BD a AT CAMDEN EAST. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Addis are Remoy- ~ ing to n. Camden East, Nov. 16.--The W M. S. held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Sherlock, on Wea- nesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Addis moved back to Kingston on Thursday last. Mrs. John Skin- ner entertained at tea gn Friday ev- ening, Mrs. Sherlock, Mrs. J. W Perry, Mrs. James Skinner and Mrs. zer. Mrs P Macdonald spent a few days at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Alva Emberley. R. J. Glo- er has retyrned home from Kingstoa where he has spent the past month with his brothers. Mrs. J. W. Perry started on Mon- day morning for Winnipeg; to spand the winter with her three sons and daughter. 'She intends stopping off at Iroquois Falls till after Christm s with her daughter, Mrs. Howard Hill, also her son Roy. Mrs. L. H. Stover left on Monday morning for Toronto, where she intends spending a week with her friends. "Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boult:n and family spent Sunday at his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Boulton, of Wilton. The Mission Circle held their monthly meeting at the home k FUEL WoOD PRODUCER 90 OONSUMER, DIRECT. We sell highest quality fuel wood in car lots direct to oon- Sumer,. cut and slabned in 16" lengths. Write: -- LAWRENCE BROS, Ld CANONTO, ONT. of Mr. and Mrs. Reeves, Comfort, on Monday evening. They planned t; have a sociable evening on Der 1s:. Mr. Corkhill, P.S.1, made his visit to the school here on Tuesday. The sale of household fdrniture whica was held on Tuesday in this plied" was fairly well attended. a Sef i---- William Brown, Belleville, passe ed away on Tuesday. Deceased in his eighty-second year, was born is Rawdon township, where he resiae ed the greater portion of his lite, Anyway, you never heard of a big business man being Indicted for cone tempt of currency. - care. Miss Lillian Howe is not im- proving very much. She is still . Used After Shaving Keeps Skin Soft and Smooth Many men suffer from irrita- tion of the skin as a result of shaving. With some it asstmes a form of eczema and becomes most annoying and' unsightly. By Chase's Ointment after shaving the irritation is overcome and - Barber's Itch and Eczema are prevented or relieved. 0 Cents a box, all Sealers, or Edmanson, Bites & Ceo, Lod, Toronto applying a little of Dr. 2