¥, AUGUST 1, 1058 THE DAILY = BRIT: S ve WHIG Ini Ee ---- 4 3 ¥ T. Best Druggist | | L ~ Real Estate FOR SALE Farm, 55 acres, 10 miles from city, 25 acres under cultivation, 15 acres good bush, frame house, barn and cow sta- ble Will be sold with crops and stock Bnd Implements if desired. ! Farm, valuable, truck farm, 5 acres, thoroughly equipped for vegetable and small frult, big city. . Other farms on Inquiry. > i B80 houses for sale in all parts of the elty. \ | Customs Broker. Money to Loan. 136 Wellington St. Greatest Among Jewels ---- The Diamond when placed in a dain- tily pierced Bar Pin is truly a beautiful arti. cle of adornment. Many beautiful Brooches are in our stock and there are various other possibili- ties for remounting or rouRieling Diamonds, which may now be in settings that do not do them justice. Yes! We Have No Stove Coal (With apologies to Frank Silva and Irving Cohn) Also to the Anthracite Operators. YES, WE HAVE NO STOVE COAL, WE HAVE NO STOVE COAL TO-DAY, WE'VE BIRDSEYE AND B ARLEY, BUCKWHEAT AND BOILER. AND ALL KINDS OF SMALL COAL, SAY WE HAVE SOME NEW FA GRATE COAL, RICE COAL, SHIONED RANGE COAL, TOO; on BUT, YES WE HAVE NO STOVE COAL, WE HAVE NO STOVE COAL TO-DAY. SOWARDS COAL CO HOT WATER When You Want It --S,S,S--S--S-- LE ----------.--...;: tb Stack Gas Water Heater ........ $18.00 Gurney Ninex . .... No.26 .-......... Meal Al5 iii. essen. 11.0 1 swine ees $18.00 lisisiete «0 + - $16.00 McClary's Electric Water Heater oiviohiofele es oo' le oe: eliwisle aliedete « $32.00 ~ We do all kinds of Electric work. cKelvey & Birch, Limited Contractors, Heating Specialists, Steam Fitters and Plumbers, obbars of Plumbers' and Gas-Fitters' Supplies, Stoves, Shelf, Heavy 'Hardware, Tools, Olls, Best Supplies, Sheet Metal Tie Werk; Electric work; Pain work of all kinds mudertaken. ting' and Taper Hanging. Special Chapter 100--Relics of Eqrly Greece. Greece 1s divided into' two parts. The lower part is almost an island, being joined to the upper part only by a thin strip of land. South of that strip scientists have found rejics of people woo become "civilized" at a very early time. A city wus built in that region. We speak of it as Mycenal. Walls were put up all around the city. -Lione were carved in stone above a large gate. The lions k something like those sculpt the Land of Two Rivers and other castern places. They may have been made by tribes which came into Greece from the east. There was a graveyard inside the city, not far from the gate. Whh the bodies of people were buriad many things made of goid, silver, copper, bronze and glass. The people in tbe city probably did not do all their eating with thelr Greece. ---- 8ky Quickly Darkened Them When Honey Car d Is Wrecked. sense unknown to humans. taneously every hive in the canton was emptied. A great number of people were culty from the angry insects. , ------------------------------ Deportation of Soldier is to be Investigated Ottawa, Aug. 1.--An immediate in- vestigation by the department of im- migration has been ordered into the circumstances connectedd with the deportation of Herbert §S. Liddsll, Carberry, Man., formerly of the 8th Overseas Battalion it was stated by Dr. W. J. Black, deputy minister. The case was brought to the attention cf the department by a protest made by officials of the G.W.V.A. Dr. H. 8. Beland, minister of D.8.C.R., has 2iso been made acquamtied with the mat- ter. In the statqment of the G. W. V. A. it is asserted that Liddell emi- grated to Canada from England some thirteen years ago, and homesteaded near Carberry. He eniisted in May, 1916, and served in France until Aug- ust, 1918. He was gassed at one time and was also treated in hospi- tal during his period of service for mobilized, it is stated, without pen- sion. Subsequently LiddeM showed signe of depression and was ultimate- ly cared for at the asylum in Selkirk. In the fall of 1922 he was deported to England by the authorities, &t a time when his mother was absent on a visit to the Old Country, and ac- cordingly not aware of what was tak- ing place. On communicating with the immigration department Mrs. Liddell was advised that the boy had been insane before coming to Can- ada, and therefore was not eligible as an immigrant. 'hands, for bowls, ladles and spoons --_--r were put inside the graves--so the dead could eat properly! In other parts of southern Greece, other relics have been dug up. This portion of a partly spoiled palntic suows soldiers of Greece in This is a drawing ef«the outside of a gold Bulls breaking loose and goring men are ghown. UNKNOWN TO HUMANS by Paris, Aug. 1.--Scientific interest has been aroused over an incident in the Swiss canton of Vaud which tends to demonstrate that bees possess a A farmer was taking a hundred pounds of honey to market, when his wagon overturnsad. In a few minutes a. number of bees were noticed in the vicinity, and in a quarter of an hour | the sky was darkenod by them. has been since learned thal simu'- It stung, and three children who were riding on the wagon at the time of the accident were rescued with diffi- a bullet wound. The man was de- of Furniture and Rugs at specially low prices. EVERYTHING DISCOUNTED. DIVIDEND POLICY. The Board of Directors of The cup found in southern -- CAMP LOCKSLEY HALL. Was the Scenc of Most Enjoyable Entertainment. Verona, Aug. 1. -- At Camp Locks- ley Hall, lsland Lake, in the ree- ylendent rays of the silvery moon, was enacted in beauty, art and splen- dor, Locksley Hall in tableau, staged by youth and gayety of form, enrich- ed by background of highland scenes, and the reflective grandeur of nat- ure's mirror softened by the pale moonlight, which touched the cord of passion and emotion, that hespoke of annals when knighthood was in flower. Here passes on the scene of divine inspiration immortalized by Lord Tennyson. "Comrades, leave me here a little while as yet 'tis early morn' --- Here we are carried away in the ethereal realm with the aesthetioal beauty and grace of the actors, in the evolution of time where once the red man stopped to stay the advance of the pale face in his tragical dra- ma. The entertainers were: Howard Ab- rams in recitation, "Hostler Joe,"; "Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight," Herbert Percy, Violin solo, Miserere, Melody in F; Miss Pansy Percy in recitation, "Locksley Hall; Miss Beulah Burleigh, R.N.,, in song, "Love's OM Sweet Song. Interlude --- Harry Asselstine, Claude Meilnott's Wooing; Mise Eva- lyn Hamilton, song, "Beloved," E. McKnight, song, "Just a Wear In For ; You;" Jamie Stewart, song, "With a Mile o' Edinboro Towm;" B. C. Wat- son, song, "The Meeting of the Wa- ters and the Tunc of the Old Cow Died On;"" ' Music and Dancing. Our annual reunion promises to bring forth additional changes. The company consists of Mrs. George La- kin, hostess; Miss. Beulah Burleigh, Kingston; Miss Pansy Percy, Winni- peg; Miss E. Hamilton, Godfrey: Miss Elsie Craig, Verona; Miss Bessio Am- ey, Verona; Miss Eva Craig, King- ston; Miss Marfon Percy, Miss Hazel PROBS: --Thursday, warm and showery; cooler. I by night. | EIEN a i 'Y'S GREAT | BARGAIN SALE! HAS PROVED THE MOST SENSATIONALSALE EVENT EVER STAGED IN KINGSTON ! Fa The thousands of thrifty, bargain-wise shoppers who are daily crowding our bargain basement have proved this by their statements and purchases, Never in the history of retail selling in Eastern Ontario has any sale held the sustained interest that this record-breaking event is establishing. i Every purchase made in our bargain basement regjresents a saving of from 33 1-3 to 75% LESS regular price. If you have not already participated in this super-bargain sale come to-morrow and you will be well repaid for your time and trouble. Asselstine, Verona; George Lakins, host, Harrowsmi#th; Howard Abrams, Harrowsmith; Jamie Stewart, IHar- rowsmith; Wilfred Craig, Verona; Robert Craig, Verona; George Amey, Verona; Harry Assolstine, Verona; EB. McKnight, Godfrey; Herbert Iercy, Verona; B. C. Watson, Toronto; Per- cy Lakins, Verona. To the hest and hostess of Locks- ley Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Lekins, a great deal of credit must be given for the amiable manner in which the Euests and entertainers of the even- Ing were received and welcomed and also the assistance tendered in the staging of the scene with camp-fire and theatrical display, and we trust that in the 1 ture this reunion will carry the same kind of fraternity that makes the "whole world kin- dred," for the sake of Auld Lang Syne." -- Drowned in Mill Race. Campbellford, Aug. 1.--BEdward Marriott, aged twenty-eight, War saw, was drowned at Healy Falls. The unfortunate man was one of 3 party of motorists who were spend- ing the day in the vicinity, and while walking on the core wall near the power house fell in and was drawn dowa to the racks by the swift current. The body was re- covered by A. Badgley, an employee of the power house, and sent on to Warsaw. ET -------------------- y Engine Strikes Motor Car. crossing, was struck by a C.N.R. shunting engine. His car was smash- EVERY DEPARTMENT HAS ITS QUOTA OF MERCHANDISE AT UNHEARD OF LOW PRICES --HOUSE FURNISHINGS. --DRESS GOODS. --WASH GOODS. --TRIMMINGS. --READY-TO-WEAR. --HOSIERY. --GLOVES. --MEN'S FURNISHINGS. --MILLINERY. --SILKS. --LININGS. --RIBBONS. --LINENS. -- UNDERWEAR. --CHILDREN'S WEAR. --CORSETS. --FANCY GOODS, etc. Every day in every way the Bargains grow better and better | SEE WINDOW DISPLAYS. STEACY'S -