Daily British Whig (1850), 8 Aug 1924, p. 10

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- JOHNS-MANVILLE ASBESTOS ' READY ROOFINGS Defy rot, rust, fire and weather. Easy to lay. Never need paint. ALLAN LUMBER CO. Victoria Street. 'Phone 1042. FOR SALE FRAME HOUSE--8 rooms, 8 bedrooms, lights, gas, 8 piece bath, separate toilet, garage, henhouse. Good lot-- $3, 000 A DOUBLE HOUSE--Roughcast, electric light, 3 piece bath, good cellar, garage. Price $3,200 M. B. TRUMPOUR Phono 704 or 2072w - - Buckwheat ... ..erecieee oie oo. $9.00 per ton Egg, Stove and Nut .-...... .$16.00 per ton . All coal carried 50c. per ton extra. SOWARDS COAL C0. Phone 155 UPTOWN OFFICE: McGALL'S CIGAR STORE. PHONE 811. FOOTWEAR FOR YOUR VACATION SPORT SHOES SANDALS OUTING SHOES RECREATION SHOES See our many styles The Sawyer Shoe Store Phone 159. 184 Princess St. OLAIMS FOR PENSIONS OUTLAWED ON SEPT. 1 Ex-Service Men Are Remind- ed of the Impending Regulation. Canadian ex-service men are Te- minded, in a bulletin issued by the Dominion command of the Great War Veterans' Association, that all claims for disability pensions will be out- lawed after August 31st, 1924. The bulletin states that "every ex-service man who suffers {rom any disability which he believes to be related to his war service, should file his claim immediately. Such action may not lead to an early ad- justment in his favor, but he will secure the basis of full comsidera- {jon ultimately and protect himself | in respect to any development of the disability." This warning aleo applies to dependents' claims, ex- cépt that application may be made within three years after death or the date on which the applicant became dependent. The notification isswed by the G.W.V.A., states further that "dur- ing recent years many disabled vet- erans have abandoned all hope of pensions following the receipt of a communication from the Pension Commissioners that the disability was not attributable to war service. These men are advised to again test their rights to pension." VISITORS AT TICHBORNE. Many of Them Are From Toronto-- A Fine Party. Tichborne, Aug. 6.--Owing to the local showers it is making hay- ing very backward. A few from here attended camp meeting at Godfrey, on Sunday last. The many friends of Lyle Cameron are sorry to hear of his sudden death. Much sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. John Kennedy who has been spending a couple of weeks in To- ronto, with friends, has returned home feeling much better, William Kennedy and William Steele motor- ed to Kingston on Sunday last for a load of tourists, Miss Ethel Steele and Misses Lena and Edith Bovee, Rochester, N.Y., are spending a few days at Mrs. John Steele's, Sr. Mrs. Everton Dermott and fam- ily, also Miss Lilian Kent, Belleville, at Mrs. John Kennedy's; Mrs. Jo- seph Allison and daughter, Toronto, at Mrs. A. Kennedy's. Miss 'Lola Dermott and "Miss Lilian Kent were the guests of Miss Evelyn Steele on Thursday last. Mr. and Mrs, George Goodfellow spent Sunday last at Verona. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Steele and family motored to Harrowsmith on Tuesday last. Stella McEwen, Kingston, spent Sunday with her parent here. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peters, also Mr. and Mrs, George Cronk at Jo- seph 'Steele's. The party at Archie McGregor, on Friday night, last, was well attended and everybody enjoyed themselves. Fredergk A. Wale, in charge of the Brockville telephone plant, is leaving for Cornwall to take charge there. That which is sweet if it be often repeated is no longer sweet. ud os of the world where learned best how to are special little Sve, hese are Social Thirst is a for it. To meet our needs quick, good service viting soda { Miss Elva Chout has been clerking Joaded, arrived for the dance in the Here is an excellent example of how effectively bordered silk may be used. The printed design in black on the white gown affords all the trimming necessary, save the straps that break the plainness of the front. In buying a bordered material it is well to select one such as this with u design' that may be cut for bandings and trimmings if nelessary, as it allows greater latitude in the choice of a style. The sleeves are most at- tractive and are decidedly different from the average run. A REGRETTED DEATH. Was That of Miss Esther Willows, Phillipsville. Phillipsville, Aug. 5.--The death occurred recently of Miss Esther Willows, only daughter of the late Alfred and Mrs. Willows, aged forty years, after an illness of five weeks' duration, during which time she lost her eyesight, and the end came peacefully amid the presence of her sorrowing . mother and brothers. The funeral was largely attended, many relatives from a distance at- tending. Flowers adorned the cas- ket and the service was conducted by Rev, Mr. Sanderson, of Elgin. The brothers left to mourn are Howard, Roy and Morley and to them and Mrs. Willows sympathy is extended as she will be sadly missed in the home, Miss Lucy Cowley. of the Civil Service department, Ottawa, spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. C.J. Myers. --Mr. and Mrs." Harry Blackman spent a -day at Jones' Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Beerman, De- troit, Mich., were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black- man. Dennis Downey, Brockville, and Mr. and Mrs, C, D. Ralph, Del- ta, were visitors at Mrs. Julia Dow- ney's. Eason Davison and Mr. Baker, Syracuse, N.Y., and Miss Eilleen Da- vison, Brockville, were at Mrs. Julia Davison's for a few days. Allen Hosking has recovered from his severe illness. Miss Julla Myers is at home for holidays from St. Francis hospital, Smith's Falls, Friends from here attended the funeral of the late Robert Whaley, Westport. Miss Elsie Amer, Toron- to, who has been enjoying her holi- days with her mother has returned to the city to resume her work. A | few from here attended the Knights of Columbus picnic in Brockville. in her grandfather's store at Har- lem. Mrs, C. J. Myers was at Lom- bardy and Toledo for a few days. Mrs. H. M. Brown was a visitor at the home of her brother, Mr. Nib- tock, Lyndhurst." Mrs. Robert Pres- ton was at Athens for a lew days last week at the fiome of her father. Horman Earl has got a new sedan car. Miss McBrady, Oshawa, has returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nolan. A BUMPER CROP. Of Grain Is Expected By Howe Is. land Farmers. Howe Island, Aug. 4.--Haying is about complete and the yield is about average, Grain is growing due to the recent showers and farmers think we shall have a bumper crop. The picnic held in Walker's 'Grove, on Wednesday last, was very large- ly attended, more than was expected on account of the threatening rain. However, the sun shone brightly in the late afternoon and car after car, evening & bounteous supper was serv: ed from 4.30 to 7, and everyone who participated left the grounds with the feeling that there are good cooks here, There are many tourists, campers and visitors'in this vieinity at pre- Saturday Specials Will Break All Records for Value Giving ! Clearance of Summer Merchandise Every Summer Dress in the Store is Marked To Clear VOILE MODEL GINGHAM Every Dress in this lot was regularly priced from $5.95 to $10.00. All are the season's new- est colors. Sizes range from 16 to 40. 87 Only 48 Only 39 Only TWO PIECE LINEN DRESSES Regular values to $12.50. ? 'Beautiful two piece Linen Dresses in antral: Blue or Mauve shades. Also Ratines and Hand Drawn Voiles in the season's mewest colorings. Sizes from 16 to 40. HAND DRAWN VOILES Regular Values to $16.50 Beautiful assortment of Hand Drawn Voiles, Check and Stripe Ratines, Embroidered and Drawn Linens, Navy and Black and White Voiles. Priced so will clear out on Saturday at Sizes from 10 to 46. RATINE - 2.95 4.95 6.95 PURE SILK HOSIERY Heavy weight, pure Silk Hos- 98¢c fery--Special---White, Sand, Navy Brown and Black. All sizes. SLEEVELESS SWEATERS White and Grey only. Made with Mah Jong character on Ldn dy ith pockst. Saturday Special $1.89 MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS JACKSON-METTVIER LIMITED 4 PRINCESS STREET Pauline Kane and Miss Gertrude Garrah, Kingston, are holidaying at their respective homes. Mrs. P. Ryan and family, Wolfe Island, are at Mrs, M. Byrnes." Rev, Fr. Ryan, Gananoque, spent Sun- day afternoon with .his mother and brothers and sister here, Haying Held Back. Fall River, Aug. 6.--The weather has been very warm this week, with frequent showers of rain, which is keeping the farmers late in getting their hay cut. Everybody around here are looking forwand to the pie social to be held at Archie Gray's. Messrs. Fleetwood and Elwood Gray made a business trip to King- ston last Monday. Misses Elske and Melinda Duffy and also Master Willie Duffy at. George McFarlane's. Mr. and Mrs. Wilirid Wesley and family, and also Mrs. F.' Garton, Smith's Falls, spent Sunday at Archie Gray's. Ase beloved of thew dams; Bl a tl ive Duhon He de vrmaling ova do. Fair sweet, | do love thee! lobetenathiper Loves the sun's For dead, thy breath to i: NI if (a vegetable aperient) taken at night will help keep you well, by toning and strengthening your @ ap petizing--delicious an ideal food dainty UAKER Corn Flakes are an ideal food for any

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