Daily British Whig (1850), 7 Aug 1924, p. 5

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" THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG TAXI SERVICE | Phone House 1315 DELCO- LIGHT : plant for every country home. Bonde § y Monds and Securities per registered your Baggage and save when travelling. and reasonable Sig Retiable rates. PIANO TUNING Plano Tuning, Repairing and Player Plano Adjusting. Norman H. Butcher, 27 Pine street. : 'PHONE 134. ¥. H. Waddell 86 Brock Street -- DRAW. WINNETT DENTAL SURGEON ~ Corner of Johnson and Wellington Streets. = Telephone 363. Fer Moving of FREIGHT, FURNITURE, SAFES, \ PLANUS, CARTAGE and STORAGE uF EVERY DESUCKIFTION Kingston Transfer Co. AMA BT MYANINGS 230. 168 WELLINGTON STREET ' FOR , 'CHOLERA INFANTOM " THE FATAL DISEASE OF CHILDREN 1 This valuable preparation has been on the market for the past 80 years, | and has no equal for offsetting the vomiting, purging and diarrhoea of | cholera infantum. Put up only by The T. Milbura Co., Limited, Toronto, Oat. . . "Phone 316 - - Godkin's Livery For Bus and Taxi Service Buggies and Saddle Horses BUS FOR CATARAQUI CEMETERY Dally except Monday and Saturday | at 1.45 p.m. QUEENS HOTEL Iias been taken over by M. J. BER- RIGAN, late of the Whitney Hotel First class Hotel Service is assured. Good yard and stables in connection. Your patronage is solicited. 119 BROUK ST. PHONE 750. Dr. W. O. Vrooman DENTAL SURGEON Corner of Princess and Barrie Streets. 314 Barrie Street. PHONE Z494J. Office Hours: 5.30 a.m, to 6 p.m. Funeral designs bouquets to order. Phone 1763. Residence 1137. o NOW _isthe time to get your 'Tents, Camp Beds, and Cots at rock bot- 1.Cohen & Co. 3 BONES S88 md 837. - a : er aUBHED 1771 HANLEY'S AGENCY _ FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES ---- . For2uil } apply or write LP. C.P. & TA, CN. Ry Office: National Railw ay Statice, corner Johuion aad Gutatio Dr. Vincent A. Martin DENTIST Evenings by appointment. 272 Princess Street. Phone 2045w. HENSTITCHING, PICOT EDGING & PLEATING MRS. H. J." SHALES National Cleaners Phone 2166. Bagot and William Streets ARIE ---- ~ FOR SALE $500--Down buys a 6 room house and large lot. Balance easy terms, double frame, 6 rooms each, toilet. Good garden. $2400--Buys 6 room frame house, gas, 2 p. B,, large garden, in very desirable location, Easy terms. $8,000---7 room frame, 8 bedrooms, toilet, elec., verandah, garden, hen house; south side, near the car line. room frame, 4 bedrooms, 8 p- B., elec. and gas, hot air, 2 storey, porch, Pine Street. Easy terms. ® Garage to rent on Birch Avenue. Good Grocery business for sale. F- Js MARTIN 237 Oftice Telephone .... Residence BANDEAU Every lady motorist needs a Ji Bandeau to keep her hair from |i blowing wild. Attractive colors and styles to add beauty and grace to the wearer--something | entirely new and selling like Ji hot cakes. Buy your (Bandeau from: M. R. McColl Prescription Druggist (Two stores) Opp. St. Andrew's Church University Drug Store Two Electric Specials Electric Curling ~ longs. Special $1.75. Electric Irons Special $3.00, $4.50. Truth is the summit of being, jus- tice is the application of it to al- meg "KINGSTON anp DISTRICT Come With Rotary. To Gananoque Friday night. Waubic moonlight excursioa. Str. Appointed Treasurer. L. V. Wood, C.P.R. agent at Ma- berly, has been appointed treasurer of North Sherbrook township. Lawn Social and Dance. Lawn social and dance in Fair's grove, Glenburnie, Friday evening, Aug. 8th. Dancing, 8.30 to 12.30 {standard time), Retreat of the Priests, During Retreat Week, August 25th-30th, priests will be stationed at Brockville, Belleville, Smith's Falls, Tweed, and Kingston, Appointed Agent. George P. Gosling has been ap- pointed agent of the C.N.R., Corn- wall. He has been a long time ticket agent at various places, Mr. Gos- ling is a former Cornwall boy. Who Can Beat This? W. B. Hornick, Flinton, picked 840 boxes of strawberries from one- twelfth of an acre patch, or at'the rate of 10,080 boxes to the acre, Mr. Hornick says raspberries wiil ex- ceed this yleld. To Teach at Arthur. The Arthur high school board has filled the vacancy on the staff by engaging Miss Goodfriend, B.A., Howe Island. Miss Goodfriend is very highly recommended. She had over two years' experience. Her sal- ary will be $1,800. Don't Miss This Opportunity. Demonstrators of the famous "Velvetex" rugs, made by Canada Rug Co., London, Ontario, from customers' old carpets, will call at your house and show samples with- out obligation. Phone No. 243 for motor truck to call. It isa plea- sure to demonstrate. Green Corn Selling. Henry Elliott, Grenadier Island, took a quantity of green corn to Brockville on Wednesday, the first of the season. It sold at forty cents per dozen. For many years Mr. El- Hott has been the first person to make his appearance im Brockville with green corn. Big Doings At Gananoque. Old Boys' Week. Go with the Rotary Club moonlight, Friday, per Str. Waubic. One and 4 half hours in Gananoque, N He Has Been Successful. J. W. A. Jordan, Alliston, Ont., is among the first graduating class of bank clerks to successfully complete the special course in banking pres- cribed by Queen's university. It ex- tends over three years. Recently, Mr. Jordan, employed in the Bank of Montreal, at Alliston, wrote off the final examinations and this week received word that he had been suc- cessful. Honored on Birthday. At Lansdowne, Mrs, George F. Johnston entertained in honor of her aunt, Mrs. Margaret McNeill, who celebrated her eighty-seventh birthday. Mrs. Johnston was assist- ed by her sister, Miss Libbie Stew- art, Regina, and a very enjoyable afternoon was spent by about twen- Dog Travels Three Thousand Miles to Home and Gets Medal Bob, a Scotch collie, recently traveled approximately 3,000 miles to retum to his home in Oregon after having been J ty-four ladies. After refreshments were served, Miss Stewart took sev- eral gnap-shots of those present. Mrs. McNeill is a remarkably smart lady, living alone and doing her own work end is always cheerful and content- ed. ---- Back To Christian Street. Norman Storms, Alleghemy, Cali- fornia, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Robert Wood, Christian street, Prince Edward county, It is over thirty-six years since Mr. Storms jeft Prince Edward. His old home county has made many changes which he can notice. P-------- An Hongred Teacher. Mrs. K. 1. Bothwell, one of the most devoted teachers in the Al- monte public échoai-fér a number of years, has left for Paterson, N. J. with her daughters, Her departure ifs much regretted. The Board of Education presented her with a beautifully illuminated address on the occasion of her leaving. ------ Will Stay at Campbellford. Charles S. Haig, public school principal, informed the Campbell- ford Boatd of Education that he had been offered the principalship of the Amherstburg Public School at a salary of $2,200 a year, an ad- vance of $400 on what he has been receiving. The Board offered him an advance of $100 and he accepted. -------- Only One Member Alive. Gananoque"s first cornet band is said to have been organized in 1861. The charter members were Bandmas- ter Murdock, John McArthur, James Avery, Joseph Meggs, William Hall, George Sytz, John B. McMurchy, Frank Auchinvole, John Lindsay, David Auchinvole, Thomas Lindsay, Gilbert Auchinvole, Charles Mad- dock, son of the leader, George Woods, John Mitchell and Thomas E. Meggs. Mr. Meggs is the only member still living. ' -------------------------- A Cut In the Fare, There seems to be much dissen- sion among the Alexandria Bay char- ter-boat men as to the fare to be Te- ceived for the Island tour since two of their members started things moving Wy dropping from $1.50 a person to $1. Capt. Joseph Trues- dale who runs the Carlotta and Capt. Edgar Snyder in command of the Paul have reduced their fare to $1 a round trip while other boatmen assert that they cannot run for that price and still make & profit, It is uncertain at present whether the others will follow this lead and re- duce their fares or continue at the present rate of $1.50 a person. ee -- Alexandria Diocese. Bishop Couturier announces sever- al changes in "Alexandria diocese. Rev. Df. McRae, rector of St. Fin- nan's cathedral, is the new rector of the China Mission Seminary, Scar- bor, Toronto, Rev. J. J. Macdonnell of Lancaster succeeds him as rector of the cathedral. Rev. Corbet Mc- Rae, of Dickinson's Landing, goes NO TIME TO HUNT for a doc- tor or drug store when sudden- ly seized with agonizing intestinal cramps, deadly nausea and prostrating diarrhoea. CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY gives instant warmth, comfort and ease from pain. Never fails. at the World Is Doing (As Seen by Popular Mechanics Magazine) Weather Superstitions Are Disproved by Science Several common superstitions concern- ing the weather have been dispelled by the weather bureau st Washington. In both Europe and America there is | ; an old belief that a severe storm --the so-called "equinoctial gale" ¥ HHH ~ i \ to Lancaster and is succeeded by Rev. J. W. Dulin. Rev. J. A. Huot, bishop's secretary, is the new pas- tor of the church of the Sacred Heart, Alexandria, and Rev. D. A. McPhee, of St. Raphaels succeeds Father Huot as secretary lo the bi- shop. Fell Helpless From Chair. Miss Bessie Symons, Belleville, was the victim of a painful accident and one that will confine her to bed for some time. She was standing on a chair and in the act of putting some water in a bird cage when the chair collapsed precipating her to the floor. She fell in such a man- ner as to dislocate her right hip, al- so fracture a small bone of the leg. Miss Symons was alone at the time and suffered much pain for upwards of two hours when a member of the family returned home and found her lying upon the floor. Disposal of Estate. The will of John R. Wilson, Clay- ton, N. Y., was filed with Surrogate Atwell divides the estate among ap- proximately seventy legatees. The Methodist" Episcopal church at Clay-, ton is bequeathed $200 and is the only public bequest. The estate is valued at--$25,000. The household goods and other personal effects are, largely given to a step daughter,| Mrs. Minnie Eddy and to her son | and daughter, Harold Eddy and Mrs. Elsie Phelps to share alike. To a niece, Hattie Daley, Ottawa, I'l, $2,- ¢00 is given and the same amount is bequeathed to a niece, Nellie Da- ley of the same address. -------- Mrs. Amanda Whalley Dead. A few days ago, Mrs. Amanda Whaley, wife of John Whalley, Ot- tawa, was travelling upon a train, when she was taken seriously {il Upon arrival of the train at Belle- ville, she was taken to the General Hospital where she passed away. Mrs. Whalley was in her sixty-sev- Lenth year and was born at Napanee, being a daughter of the late An- drew Barton. For a number of years Mrs. Whalley had been residing at the capitol. A husband and family survive. The body was conveyed to Napanee for interment. Edward Crumley Writes. Writing from Los Angeles, Calif, Edward Crumley says: "It would appear that the thirty or more cot- tagers whose summer homes dot the shores or bluffs of the historic Dead Man's Bay had banded together to give it a new name--that of Fort Henry Cove. Welcome news if true. If not, Jet a vote be secured as to what #t should be called, all owners or occupants having a voice on the question. Fort Henry standing guard at the gateway of this pretty cove, the combination to me is most uni- que--Fort Henry Cove. The time is ripe for action. When the Bay is re- christened I would suggest a big pow-wow, bonfire, music and speech- @s on the shore of a cottage central- ly located to celebrate the ocasion upon which the old name of Dead Man's Bay is to be buried." Be this thy brazen bllwork, to keep a clear conscience and never turn pale with guilt. Silence is the perfect herald of joy. One were but little happy, if one could say how much. E if i : # is Kreo-Kolored Red Cedar Shingles Red, Green and Brown shades thor- oughly stained. These Shingles are Edge- Grain--will not warp. They are 100% perfect and under ordinary conditions will ast twenty-five years. : S. ANGLIN CO. LIMITED Woodworking Factory, Lumber Yards, Coal Bins. BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS, KINGSTON, ONTARIG 'Telephone: Private Branch Exchange, No. 1571. EVERYTHING RADIO! At Radio Headquarters We save you money. Give intelligent Radio Service. Offer & money back guarantee. Write for price lists, Open evenings as well as daytime. Canada Radio Stores 269% PRINCESS STREET 'Phone 1207J. Owned and operated by Men who KNOW Radio. LOY et Buckwheat .... oie 20s Not only quenches thirst, but cools and invigorates the whole system. "Kkovah" clears the stomach po' pir --stimulates the liver and acts as a mild laxative--all very necessary pre- cautions in hot weather. Tins, 20c Bottles,35¢c Obtainable Everywhere ...$ 9.00 per ton Egg, Stove and Nut ........$16.00 per ton All coal carried 50c. per ton extra. | SOWARDS COAL CO. Phone 155 UPTOWN OFFICE: McGALL'S CIGAR STORE. PHONE 811. YOU BUY WHEN! The ex: tional tone quality in the Weber Piano appeals to the most ascethetic taste, HEAR FOR YOURSELF AND BE CONVINCED. AT C. W. LINDSAY'S Warerooms, Princéss Street see-- for HUDSON SEAL COATS sodiErres GOURDIER'S Brock Street. TWEDDELL'S SALE MEN'S SUITS $15.00 to $32.00, $35.00 Indigo Blue Serge Suits on sale for "$28.50 TWEDDELL'S 131 Princess St.

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