FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1923. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG = [ FROST'S CITY STORAGE Now has vacant two clean, dry, private rooms. (Your own lock and key.) PHONE 526. 209.305 QUEEN STREET. PIANO TUNING Piano Tuning, Repairing and Player Piano Adjusting. Norman H. Butcher, 27 Pine Street. PHONE 1819w. To Let, Furnished Kensington Avenue--9 rooms, all con- venience, Price om application at of- fice. Possession October 15th. © Division Street--Fiat of three rooms, $45 per month, includes heat and elec trie light. Possession Sept. ist. General insurance. Bonds bought and sold. 1 R. H. Waddell BURN IT TO KILL ~ | MOSQUITOES AND FLIES [ Cuticura Soap, | The Velvet Touch For the Skin "GET IT REPAIRED Sewing Machines, Phenographs, Guns, Rifies repaired and refitted. Parts supplicd. Saws fled, knives, scissors and edge tools 'ground. to Locks repair all kinds of locks. Lawn Mowers sharpened and re- paired. We hn sepals anything that is © J. M. PATRICK 149 Sydesham Street, Kingston Phone . S.J. Smith fals ode S : "W¥ DELIVER" P. & G., Gold, Surprise, Comfort 3-23e. Palmolive, Fairy or Baby's Own 3-38ec. Tollet Paper, 6 large rolls for ....30e. 2 in 1 Shoe Polish, any color ... .3-36e. Peariine or Snow Flake Ammaonin 3.20e. Strictly Fresh Eggs dosen 1 1h. tins Red Salmon, "Special" 23¢ ea, 1 Ib. tins Plichards, each 2ie. 4 1b. tins Strawberry or Raspberry, Sle, each _ pure Corn Starch, reg. 12¢. .... 3-25¢. Special Guan's Ham and Toague, regular 10e. Thursday We have a fresh supply v thing for pickling seanom. If you ean't come yourself just 1317-and we deliver promptly. SMITHS amd Colborne Streets. Phone 1317. If you don't feel good, why not. | try some of our FRUITS PEACHES, APPLES, PLUMS, ° C. Get them while they last at | The Star Frait | & Candy Store PHONE. 273. KINGSTON AND VV! CINITY Rearing a Smokestack. A large smokestack is being erect- ed on Hepburn Dros.' canniag fac- tory, in Picton. Joba L Cuilerton is superintending the work. -------------- Order Now. We are showing the finest range of Men's Suitings ever carried, and our prices are the lowest. Suits made to measure from $32.50 to $40.00.-- Prevost, Brock Street, -------- } Moving to Picton. ~¢ Mrs. George Genier has bought Anson McLaughlin's place, at Sout Bay, and Mr. McLaughlin has bought a house and Jot in Picton and is moving there. Are Back in Watertown, N. Y. Mr. and Mre. Jensen, No. 937 Re- mington Street, Watertown, N. Y. returned home after three weeks' vacation, visiting at Kingston, Har- rowsmith and Verona, : rent Dr. Crowley Appointed. Dr. L. E. Crowley, Kingston, has been appointed general medical supervisor of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Canada, whose annual conveniion was held in Ottawa this week. 7 Taking Up the Ralls. The Canadian National Railway authorities are stated to have given instructions to have the rails in the old C. N. R. between Brighton and Colborne taken up, and that work has started mt the east end of ihe road. a ment Announced. Charles E. Sheridan, Brockville, announces the engagement of his sister, Violet Evelyn, to William | @harles Peterson, Dotroit, Michigan, son of Mr. and Mrs, William Peter- son, Frescolt, the marriage to take place in September. fa ---- Pembroke Man Killed. Patrick Lynch, Fort Willlam, ag- ed thirty, brakeman, fell under the wheels of a freikht train at Beck, .| east of Fort Arthur, on Aug. 20th, and received injuries of--walch he died while being taken to hospital. His parents reside in Pembroue. Located in Picton. Mr. and Mis. M. B. Grover and two sons, Don. and Harold, former- ly of Halleybury, have moved. inte the Drummond House on Queen street, Picton, where {ney will re- side. . Mrs. Grover ie a daugaier of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Jacobi and sister of 'Mrs. W, B. Tumbuil, Ficton. Removing to Mount Kjsco, N: Y. Miss Lucy Hummell, Chestorville, who recently graduated as a Bursc at the Cornwall General Hospital, has accepted the position of nigit sup- erintendent of the Northern Wes- chester Hospital at Mount Kisco, N. ¥., a town of about 5,000 popula- tion, thirty miles from New York, The institution has tweuty-five bess. Battersca Thronged. The Battersea summer camp was thronged with tourists and other campers over the week-end. The church was crowded with them on Sunday and they showed keen ap- ll .preciation of the opportunities for .enjoyment at this fine summer | camping spot. Fishing is reported good. ---- i ---- Little-Beanmont Wedding. On Saturday a quiet wedding took place when Willian Little, Oshawa, was united in marriage to © Miss Ruth Beaumont, Belleville. The popularity of the bride and groom is attested by the fact that their friends in' Belleville presented them with a couple of beautiful rocking chairs upholstered in leather, Parking Signs Ignored. The Board of Works has had red parking signs placed on the curb of sireets where parking is allowed, mon says he feels greatly drawn to Kingston for its clean' appearance wide and splendid streets and its vast collection of fine homes. Mr. McCammon would like to live here again, although he has been away over forty years. He is making a | trip through the west, down to Californie and. back to New York by the southern Toute. Many old griends were glad to meet him. ---- : Caitle Falling Off in Flesh. The agricultural represeatative in Leeds reports to the Ontario de- partment that pastures are very short and dry. Live stock are fal- ling off in flesh and the delivery of milk at some cheese factories has been cut almost in half. Many far- mers are feeding buckwheat green, the second 'crop of clover, or ensil- age, as a supplement. Some fields of corn and oais have also been pastured. / tet Had a Joyous Trip. Dr. F. Ray Clapp and Mrs. Clapp gave a birthday party for their Ht- tle daughter Catinerine at Hickory Park, Prince Edward county, the old home of Mrs. Clapp. ' Miss Bessie 0. Sraith, an old schoolmate of Mis Clapp, was the guest of honor. A very enjoyable afternoon was spent on the beautiful shore among the hickory trees. Mies Smith gave some thrilling accounts of her three and a half years in Talara, Feru, and described tine different cities and places she had visited while in South America. ------ Cape Church 100 Years Old. The celebration of the centennial af the founding of the Presbyterian church of Cape Vincent was held this week. The Sunday services were most successful, Rev. Arthur F. Meabon, D.D., of the Hamillon Grange Reformed Church, New York, preaching at both services. The morning topic was, "The Church and is Influence in Formation of Character." In they evening he preached on, 'The Church and Brotherhood." Monday afternoon an informal meeting was held, Rev. John LaFilair of the First Baptist church of Kingston, Oat. preaid- ing. an ------ The Late Mrs. J. G. Lafaver, Mrs. J. G. Lataver passed away at her home in New Dublin on Aug. 18th, She had been in poor health for about a year and for three months had been a patient suffer- er. She was before her marriage, Huena Farks, was born at Glen Elbe fifty-nine years ago, and had lived in Leeds county all her life. She was a woman of amiable dispo- sition, a kind neighbor, a friend and a loving mother. is survived by hor husband and six childrea. -------------------- Canadian Pacific. 180 Wellington street report the following arrivals of their steam- ships: Empress of Britain, from Ham- burg, Southampton and Cherbourg, arrived Quebec, Aug. 22nd. Empress of France, from Que- bec, due Cherbdurg and Southamp- ton, Aug. 25th, and Hamburg Aug. 27th. Empress of Scotland, from Ham- burg, due Quebec Aug. 29th. Montclare, from Montreal, due Liverpool, Aug. 24th ' Montrose, from Liverpool, Quebec, Aug. 24th. Melita, from Montreal, due Cher- bourg and Southampton, Aug. 23rd, and Antwerp, Aug. 24th. Minnedose, from Antwerp, South- ampton and Cherbourg, due Que- bec, Aug. 25th. Marburn, from Montreal, due Bel- fast, Aug. 23rd, and Glasgow, Aug. 24th, Manrloch, from Glasgow and Bel- fast, arrived Quebec, Aug. 22nd, Empress of Asia, from V u- ver, arrived Yokohama Aug 21st, and due Hong Kong, Aug. 27th. Empress of Russia, from Hong Kong and Yokohama, due Vancou- ver, Aug. 27th. due Love., like death, levels all ranks and lays the shepherd's crook be- side the sceptre. and his. orchestra--it's chin record. Ask forms * His Master's Voice" And - Cut You'll Want These ' Too! Just for To ~N 1C ¥ favorite--and as played by Zez Confrey really an' imedstible fox-trot. "is an added reason for the gre popularity of Yourself a Piece of Cake® (And Mabe Yourself ot Home)r--Fox Trot Jennie--Fos Trot . Melody King's Dance Orchestra. Lr Se Martdr's Volar" Reasrd No. RUB I'd Drifting Beck fo Dreamiand ~Welts "onight Wels The Berwon Ovehstra of Chicago. 2.000 Mawer's Tole" Victor Reverd Ne. 11108] Biff Bangs From the Dumbell * TE Harry Thomas Tre. | His Massar's Velen * Recent No. 0428 22. 75¢ u "His Master's Vioice™ do ders | Rak 40 how trol i MASTER'S VOICE LIMITED: | with life and rhythm is the '# ROSETIME Victor Record No, 19090 'ox Trot true sho | Revues--One Sep io 0 0. ' ahem ployed: on the \& 0] oar er re a rr Superior Welders make our welding work superior to all others. Because of our long ex- perience fn testing, in heating, in do- ing sll kinds of welding work, we feel 'that we are amply able to take care soe Delivery Service A battery of trucks covering all parts of this vicinity, constantly. 'We can reach all adjacent points where the roads are hard. This service is for our own merchandise only. Charges moderate, S. ANGLIN & CO. Woodworking Factory and Lumber Yards, Bay and Wellington Streets, KINGSTON, Ont. : Factory Phone 1413 Final Clean Up The last lot of Summer Boots and Shoes to be sacrificed to make room for our Fall goods. Clearing price . ......o cecusss . $3.49 pair Watch our window for the new Fall styles aext week, JACK JOHNSTON'S SHOE STORE ~~ Phone 231]. 7Q Brock Street GOURDIER'S have removed to 86 PRINCESS STREET, next to Bibby's, Limited, while alterations are being made to Brock Street store. " GOURDIER 5 78-80 Brock Street For the Best Valuss in ' Young Men's Suits at Aa $20.00, $25.00, $28.00, $32.00, $35.00, * SEE OUR SPORT MODEL SUITS At $25 TWEDDELL'S Some Very Usel Articles Which We Offer at Special Prices | Christie's celebrated Bath Towels lk All Linen, Hemstitched, Huck Towels, Pure Irish Linen Glass Cloths with red