Daily British Whig (1850), 15 Jul 1924, p. 7

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THE DAILY BR SH WHIG Gummed Fruit Jar Labels Neatly printed and well gummed. They save time when canning and pre- serving, PRICE 10 CENTS. Betove placing your order for | a Monument, or having Letter- ing done in cemetery SEE J. E.Mullen | 857 Frontenac St, a Royal Crown == Derby Just received a ship- ment of this beautiful China. Cups and Saucers. Tea Plates. Cake Plates, etc. DENTIST 106 Wellington St. Kinnear & d'Esterre 168 PRINCESS ST. Phone 256. v bok Far op ro Rens By Grifith Crawford, Dobe Sam came ridin' fron: the range one summer day, Whoopin® and a shootin' streets of Sante Fe; Thirty minutes later he as the rocks: Ridin' calm and peaceful wooden box. * . * Alkali Ike laid down on the sand And a rattle-snake bit him smack- dab on the hand; The bite would have killed him (I honestly think), | But a passing cow-puncher gave Ike a big drink That at first was refreshingly pleas- .ant and cool, § Then bit like an adder and kicked like a mule. It cured him, alright, of the rattle. | snake bite-- {But he died from the liquor the very same night. down the was silent in a little ~ { ; | The Revelation. | The Sunday school teacher had | been telling the children about some | of the Biblical miracles and had just { finished with the story about the | loaves and fishes, telling them how a | small quantity had been divided be- | tween many people. "Aw that ain't nothin'," piped up | little Georgie in the front row, "You | ought to see my mother cut pie | when we have unexpected company for dinner," --Jack Wood. I The telephone operator is the only individual who can eat onions at luncheon and get away with it. Oh Those Flappers! A flapper, with rolled silken hose, Went walking 'mid the garden rows. Potatoes filled their eyes with di-, The corn was shocked and Pg atly hurt. Carrots stood rooted in ae ground, While apples up a te were found. Cabbages cove sd up their heads, The lettue-_sOwered in their beds While asthe peaches who had seen Tur off, with envy, a vivid green. ' ---B, Gandy. a -- 111 It contains no alumand leaves no bitter taste er learn, that, when you drop a fork, you should not wipe it off upon the | progress this week, also the first flight for the president's shield. From Wednesday to Saturday will be play- ed the qualification game for the first consolation, open to all members defeated in the qualification game for the president's shield and the six- teen players defeated in first flight for the same. Prizes are donated by Dr. J. T. Rogers. On Thursday after- noon will be an eighteen hole medal play handicap for the Mrs. T. Cham- bers Reid handsome trophy. An in- vitation is being sent the Kingston Ladies Club to play a return match here in the near future. ' Misses Kathleen Kirke ana Jane Moore are enjoying a delightful holiday which includes a boat ' trip to Montreal, Quebec, St. Anne de Beaupre and the Saguenay. Mrs. Conner, 'mother of Mrs, E. DP. Wright, has come from Saskatche- wan to visit her daughter. = Mrs. William Ince, Toronto, is ex- ted here to-day and will be the Bi of Captain and Mrs. Newbold C. nes at their Oountry Home, Howe Island. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. White, Brock- ville, spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. E. 8. Byers. -------------- "SILVER THREADS AMONG GOLD" The Song Given by An 85 Year oid Soloist. Odessa, July 14.--At the meeting of the W. M. 8. which was held at Mrs. Ashton Amey's, last week, there Was one number on the programme well worthy of special me lon. Mrs. Brown, a lady of eighty-five years of age, sang very beautifully 'Silver Threads Among The Gold." Mrs, Brown is Mrs. John Amery's mo- ther. Fraser Ayelsworth, P.L.S., Madoc, is surveying the County-Provincial stocking of your hostess, And on page 142---or is it page | 241--the books of etiquette infor q us that, upon pain of being p- _a¥ | In our own exclusive set. én a lady enters a room, a slitleman should arise, no matt" afat he may be doing. » . . Mr. Brov _aFas seated and he was very bv- .* His hands and arms and | highway from Yarker to Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Ayelsworth are stop- ving at the Dominion House. Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Babcock, Mrs. Orange Babcock, Miss R. Lee and Mrs, John Mancun have returned from a motor trip to Ottawa. They visited Archi- bald Babcock at Manotick. Miss Nancy Ayelsworth, celebrat. ed her eighty-eighth birthday an- niversary on July Tth. There werq lap ~ «€ tull of something warm and | any callers during the day and a f= ay and perfumed, Nonetheless, when a lady entered | the room abruptly, he arose, torget- | ful of his burden, allowing it to drop | to the floor. But this was not because Mr. Brown was even acquainted with the | dictates ot the books of etiquette, The lady who had entered the room was his wife, and the bundle, with which he was occupied, was her pretty maid. . --Harry Frisch. | f | number of pretty gifts were received. Miss Ayelsworth is a very wonder- ful person." Although an invalid, for the past three years, has retained her aculties, and converses with the same intellect as in her younger days. Mrs. George Watts is visiting | her daughter, Mre. William Jenkins, Kingston. * James Willis has moved in Mrs. James Shannon's house on Centre street. M. F. Schermerhorn has moy- ed in his new home on Centre street. Sole Sport Boots + Brown Canvas Trimmed with Brown Straps--Ventilated : Boys® sizes | to 5--only ......... .$2.50 Boys' sizes 1 to 13--only ....... . $2.25 Men's sizes 6 to 10--only .........$3.00 Boys' White Canvas Suction Sole Brown - Straps, ventilated ........... . $3.00 "Get a pair, Boys--they're great.' ' BRICK, STONE, PLASTERING AND TILE SETTING bi DOUGLAS & McILQUHAM A baby boy arrived last week to make his home with Mr, and Mrs. Max Calver. REED FURNITURE FOR THE HOME AT REID'S -=ATTRACTIVE AND DURABLE ; Why not get ready for the warm weather that will soon be here by Reed Three Plece Buites, Chairs, Certainly. We were joy riding. THE JINGLEJANGLE COUNTER. od tris rg rT t ani PHONES 3267F--028W, CONTRACTORS JOBBING WORK A SPECIALTY. 400 ALBERT STREET poe -- le SCRE BO Tumblers for cool drinks;* Serving ~~ Trays, Iced Tea Glasses, Salad Sets, - Ice Cream Sets, Fruit Sets, Flower * Bowls, Flower Blocks. All kinds of Cottage and Camping ~ * Largest assortment, lowest prices. Crockery, China, Glassware, Silver- Straps fashion approves -- in Oxfords, in the ie, San) and patterns and on the. new pop a RIL ry r bu . 2 a ( e Footwear for all occasions for sport and for dress, My girl of girls was at the wheel, I look at my watch, listened a bit, then murmured in her ear: 'Peggy, I think we'd better head for town and stop' at the first filing station," We "headed" all right, and she stopped the car in front of a restaur- ant( one of the finest, topo). Now, would you call a restaurant a filling station? --(racia, Shull, Rogs Williams told us the other day: "My wife and me don't go in society much. Her hair's still long." CT ---- The Solution, "So many men are forever com- plaining of domestic troubles. Now my wife had always obeyed me im- plicitly." "How on earth do manage it, old chap?" "On our wedding day, I told her to do exactly as she pleased." --Harrison Jones. Etiquette. The books of etiquette are filled with interesting information. You USE "TIZ" FOR SORE, TIRED, ACHING FEET Ah! what -relief. No more tired feet; no more burning feet, swollen, bad smelling, sweaty fest. No more pain in corns, callouses or bunions, No matter what alls your feet or what under the an, Fouve Aria 'without getting r ust use "Tis." "Tis" draws out all the poisonous exudations which puff up the feet; "Tis" is magieal; "Tiz" is grand: "Tie" will relieve your foot troubles 80 you'll never imp or draw up your face in pain. Your shoes won't Seem tight and your feet will never, never hurt or get sore, swollen or tired. Get a box at any drug or depart. ment store, and get relfef for a few cents. : | sary, Skeeters like the latest style, Bare arms make them wink and smile; =~<Bessie L. Owens. - . - Joe boarded out--got indigestion, Found a cook then popped the ques- tion, * --Sadie B. Deal. * . * Such a funny thing it was, my dears, Mabel bobbed her hair and found twn ears. ~--May Belle Dausher. * 'eo A little. nonsense now and then Is relished by the wives of men. ---D.R. . -- If you want to get round a charm- ing girl you can do so better with your arms than with your conversa- tion, ------------ GREETINGS FOR ALL OCCASIONS, By Molly Andorson Haley, Congratulations on your anniver- The Oard She Ought to Send. Your anniversary is here! A happy day for you! Whose comradeship but grows more dear Each time the date falls due! . . . The Card She Thought to Send. Your anniversary is here! It all reports are true, It's a pretty stormy year At your house and with you! ---- Come Seven. Mistress (to maid): "Liza, what is the noise I hear?" Liza (who has just fed ment scraps to the dog): "Oh don't be alarmed, mum, it's only Laddie Boy rattlin' his hones." ~--Lois Huddleston, (Copyright 1924. Reproduction Forbidden,) burg orh, MS eduested ts contri. Biieolt! ime) igen lo §rom 10 $10.00 yor. tribution; thd CE ei Th EE EE The L. A. 8. met at the home of Mrs. Ernest Wright, last Wednesday afternoon. Miss Laura Crows, Cobourg, a guest of Mrs. Sidney Sproule. Mrs. Frederick Rogers, Syracuse, N.Y., fs visiting her sister, Mrs. Real Hart- man. Miss Edna Dupois has been Spending the past week the guest of Mrs. George Watts.. Miss Lena Bur. ley, Rome, N.Y., is spending her va- oation with her mother Mrs, Henry Burley. Mr. and Mrs, George Way and party, Watertown, N.Y. called on Dr. J. B. Mabee and Mrs. Mabee re- turning from their motor trip from Ploton. Mrs. Nelson Booth and daughter Miss Eleanor Booth, with other friends, motored . from New York and are guests at the Albert taking advantage of our specially pricer Settees----covered in Cretonnes or Tapestries. and Lawn Furniture, Hammo Couches and Rockers and 2 Also full line of Porch ¥ AMES REID THE LEADING UNDERTAKER. ---- Booth residence, Mrs. Booth attended the wedding of Miss Mary Booth, Toronto, last Monday. Mr, and Mrs. James John- son, Toronto, are visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hagerman and daughters, Reta and Doris, Sydenham, called on friends last Firiday. Mrs. Henry Asselstine, Toronto, 1s visiting her sister, Mrs. M. ¥P. Schermerhorn. to please your appetite and to treat after the heavy foods of inter, eat Shredded The strawberry season will » ripe, red berries on the or cream for breakfast, Nothing so deliciously whole. flavory s ~ whole wheat com- . Wheat with berries. soon be over--pile the bi 'Biscuit and eat with mil for lunch, for dinner. some and nourishing as the Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Graham and "PHONE 147 FOR SERVICE. Miss Jean Sproule, Syracuse, N.Y. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sproule. Mrs, Hendry, Toronte, is visiting her sister, Mrs. / e. George Allen, Mrs. German and three Allen children, Rochester, N.Y., are suests| of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Smith, ' I -------------- If a man happens to be a fool, the! fewer languages he knows in which to herald the fact to the world, the better. ive yourself a rare hreds of baked bined with the most| luscious product of the Canadian garden, ' The od Canadian Shredded { Wheat Company, uw' Fal, Onsarte

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