THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG TT = WHEN THE CHILDREN | { | | wast SERVICE | 're togne | KINGSTON AND DISTRICT {{| KreoKolored Red Cor Shingle Red, Green and Brown shades thor- oughly stained. These Shingles are Edge- Grain--will not warp. They are 100% perfect and under Erry conditions will last twenty-five years. S. ANGLIN CO. LIMITED Woodworking Factory, Lumber Yards, Coal Bins. BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS, KINGSTON, ONTARIO, Telephone: Private Branch Exchange, No. 1574, \ ) Have Closed Summer Home, homestead, and one brother, W. Liv- | tempt at robbery. In the Mr. and Mrs. James K. Hackett | ingstone, Frankville. Russell Campbell was.sHot for which DELCO- LIGHT \ oe have closed their summer home, crime Sydney Murrell was hanged "Zenda," at Clayton, N.Y., and re- Miss Ioeder To Attend. at London, following his. recapture Electric Light and \ : | The Somplete " turned to New York. Victorian Order of Nurses repre- | and trial after his picturesque Power plant for every country home. 4 -------- senting all provinces of Canada will | from jail. W.C.CANNON - The Civic Elections. be in Ottawa to attend a national ttt "Phone 1156). te EX The municipal elections and the | nursing conference, Sept. 24th, 25th Engagemen's Announced. Se election of school trustees in King-|and 26th. Miss Leeder wi:l be pre- The engagement is announced of E 5 vo ston will take place on Dec. 1st, the [gent from Kingston. Splendid en-| Lillian Gertrude, daughter of the TO LE § nominations taking place a week | tertainment for the nurses will bey late John A. McCallum and of Mrs. previously. provided. McCallum, Deloro, Ont., and Albert 164 Barrie Street. Furnished House--October 1st to May * veg ------ et Eubald Robillard, son of the late ist. 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, all con. dh Visiting A Sister. Have a Poultry Fair. Alexander Robillard, M.P.P., and | Miss M. Roberts, Roblin, spent Why cannot Kingston have a poul- | Mrs. Robillard, Ottawa, the marriage They are held in ali parts |to take place early in October. veniences, Central location. $65.00 per mionth. 42d you will be agreeably surprised | the week-end with her sister, in the | try fair? to find out how quickly they will be- | Kingston General Hospital, suffer-| of the province. Kingston would Mr. and Mrs. Thornton H. Reid, |}; Ek see Furnished House--Ootober 1st to y 0 lst. 8 rooms, ¢ bedrooms, all con come relieved of their troubles. ing from a serious accident sustain-| make an ideal place for handling Powasan, Ont., announce the ' en- 2 venlences. Central location. $60.00 This : i : : * ration has been om the | ©d seven weeks ago. fowls of all kinds, its proximity to |gagement of their only daughter, || ingst n usic tu 10S month. pe apa market for the past 80 years. RE New York state being a great advan- | Helen Edith Agnes, to Elzwood Bar- General 1 Put up only by The T. Milburn Co. A Former Secretary tage as a shipping point. Napanee, | ker, New York City, son of Mrs. 'PHONE 207. 258 KING STREET Limited, Toronto, Ont Rev. D. W. Snider, Toroato, died | gmith's Falls, Picton and other plac- | James Barker, Newboro, Ont., the || R. H. Waddell In the general Hospital there On|eg have very successfui poultry | marriage to take place in October. || Plate and Theory Kindergart SPIER t en Plano. . 1 Mr. H. Packer, A.T.CM. 46 Brock Street Sunday, aged sixty-eight years. He| fairs Can the Board of Trade ini- ------ il Voice and Sight Singing Mr, H. . was known in Kingston as a secre-|tjate one here? | a A Wright & Son : i Costly Generosity. | Modern methods. Special free advantages to pupils. PIANO TUNING tary of the Lord's Day Alliance. For many years he held appoiniments In Cheese Board Sales. Charged with giving intoxicating Pupils prepared for examination. Rates on application. liquor in a place other than his own |e Plano Tuning, Repairing ind Player Plano Adjusting. Norman MACHINE WORKS the Hamilton Methodist' conference.| perth, 1,137 at 16 1-2¢ to 16 5-8c. H. Butcher, 27 Pine street. Have removed to their new bullding ---------- Napanee, 400 at 16 5-16¢, private dwelling where he resides on 'PHONE 134. . 234-236 ONTARIO STREET Maskinonge Weighed 34 Pounds. Picton, 869 at 16 11-16c. information laid by Inspector F. B. y Opposite Fire Department The largest lunge caught in the| (Cornwall, 2,583 at 16 5-8c¢ to|Taber, a summer resident at Brock- ! ville paid a fine of $200 and $5.99 Trent waters this season was !and-| 16 11-16¢. nr ed by Jack Hartman, Fort Wayne, London, 95 offered; 15 3-4c bid, |¢osts in police court. The defend- Risin IT HEAL" Indianapolis; the fish weighed ex-|n, gales. ant stated that, as he was closing up HOUSEKEEPERS ATTENTION! DR. AW WINNETT Sil 7, actly 34 1-2 pounds, the bait used Vankleek Hill, 1,258 at 16 1-2¢| his summer home preparatory to 5 * ° Mh li being a double spoon. He showed it}, 16 3-4c. Isturning to Mouiresl, be bad 3 bot- in Campbeliford. Belleville, 2,830 at 16 15-16¢c. , [tle of liquor whic 0 not care . s 2 DENTAL SURGEON Yl | 2,630 at|to leave behind and which he knew Now 18 preserving time and we are Victoriaville, Que, of Johnson and Welli TT EI Tra IT ad Kingstonians In London, Ont, 16 1-4c. could not legally be transferred to . Corser ngton | ITRERIERY CHING FEE ro agtoniien Ta Yawion, Ont. eter ro ll i ready with a complete stock of Preserv- Streets. Telephone 568. JARS 50c. & 00c.--~TUBES 30c.--At all Drug Stores of England in Canada is to meet in occasion when he had left liquor in ing Kettles, Fruit Jars, Fruit Jar Rings, Eh For Moving of London, Ont., on Wednesday next. Sol By Auction. the cottage the place was entered by The Home Bank property at Mel-| parties unknown who helped them- etc., etc. PIANGS. CARTAGHE and STORAGE © Bishop Bidwell is the guest of Brig.- IT RAGE OF p 8s the g 08, O RAGE ta XN i DR. RUPERT P. MILLAN Gen. King at Wolsely Barracks; | bourne, Ont., has been sold by auc-|selves to the stimulants and then Call and see us before buying. 'Phone orders given prompt Gilles- | tion and brought $1,700. created some damage about the attention. ER 10. . . Ba Dean Starr with Lieut.-Col. Transfer Co DENTIST pie; Archdeacon Dobbs with Miss The sale of this little frame build- | summer home. Not desiring a re- . cess Kingston 84 Prin Street. 'Phone 1850 . 1 " for Painless Extraction Jones, Queen's avenue, ing recalls the tragedy of April|currence of a visit from prowlers, PRO~rG 2TT. EVENINGS 2531. Ge rEN EVENINGS BY pi -------- 27th, 1921, when the Murrell bro-|the owner hit upon the idea of pre- . LEMMON & SONS senting a neighbor with the bottle 154 WELLINGTON STRELT APPOINTMENT Frankville 'Resident 'Passes. thers and "Slim" Williams held up dd § Frankville Jost another good citi-| the bank and made a desperate at-|of liquor, which he did. The offence ow : EL he fone Telephone 840 187 Princess St. zen in the person of Lawson Living- Dental Surgeon Phone 316 stone, who passed away in "the BASE PLUGS OUT OF VIEW trate J. Albert Page had no choice Brockville General Hospital. He '| but to administer a fine, as stated DR. J. C. W. BROOM Ty as LDS. D.DS, Godkin's Livery was a Methodist in religion and a mW above. 5 . os 0 ems | EET TATOO FES SER || Shee bee Roe E000 2h FINDLAY SPECIAL TORTOISE COOK by appointment. Phone 670. BE HOR CATARAUUL CEMUTERY stone, Athens; and Carl, on the Six Cooking Holes, Special Fire Box for Wood. Another masterpiece in Tortoise at 1.45 p.m. *3 : MAGNESIA FINE Cook construction. - Large and roomy Fire WATTS ||letake Nex M Carkl FoR ACTD STOMACH Box for burning wood, and still retaining the advantages of round firepot for coal. Phones 326, 896. i OFFICE: 84 BROCK STREET Quickly Neutralizes Acidity, Stope J | o €op le $ Evenings by appolatment. Fermentation, Sweetens the Phone' 2003 Stomach. Nine people in ten, when food up- Walter Cannem gets the stomach causing distress, Tho olostrie receptacles or Tinsmith and Roofing Jobbing a jpink they Dee AO, a plugs in the baseboards of a room specialty, " hould not be open, to view. A chair stomach." An excess of acid in the| Should not be open to view. al Automobile Radiators repaired. stomach causes gas, heartburn, bloat- | or table furnishes a good way to hide 69 AGOT 8ST. 'PHONE 2188m | ing and sourness, them from view. To have a strong healthy stomach A IE capable of easily and normally digest-| "How The ' H ing three hearty meals a day you * (Crawf. Co Simply wage Josp these stomach acids I have often heard it stated 'there was tents sweet. No artificial digestents|, 800d and bad in all, fr i are necessary. Just get a few ounces | 1 nat sometimes good carpe from evil, of Bisurated Magnesia from any| though the portion might be small. 119 BROCK ST. good drug store and take a teaspoon-! While I'm not a close adherent of old ful of the powder or two tablets in a i slogans or old saws, et oh half glass of water right after eat- must here give testimony that the : 1 ing or whenever the slightest pain| late war helped our cause. For Free Baby Books write is felt. The result is amazing and| It's about the only blessing I off-hand Ube Border G Limited © MO Come in and see this excellent Range, 'Stevenson & Hunter TINSMITHS and PLUMBERS - 85-87 PRINCESS 5T, ETT Te DENTIST you will be delighted with the al-| can call to mind, ost instant relief it brings. Thie| But I've no doubt there are others of a NTREAL Evenl by i stomach sweetener combines less important kind 273 Princess Street. Phone 2045w. | | Magnesia and Bismuth in desirable : proportions and is not only splendid- - Er ly effective but perfectly harmless, We built a place of worship, "way back \ here in ninety-nine; ; Its regular use keeps the stomach t 3. + C Had a union congregation, everythin f Ww R. McRae & Dr. w. 0. Vrooman rg Strong and heaithy all the was working fine. g or * 8 ==); &l DENTA as . : ; on an ynason Bisurated Magnesia 1s well known | Working fine with one exception which to druggists everywhere and is used| I much regretto state, i Golden Lion Block Entrance: 314 Barrie Street. annually by more than a half mil-| But a mystery was encircled around | |B r 8 Otic seo zaw. lion people who now eat as they| our collection plate. : : a, please, in reason with no more fear| Our adherents all were thrifty and of . of indigestion. the giving sort, But when weighed in the balance our | |B J Tomorrow AND collections they were short. 2 9 COA { S JACQUETTES At first we started passing Deacon Thiswould be a PICOT EDGING & BLEATING BURNS d inum's castor hat, - Sad Old World a ALES on Sains. cuts ano or nal Cleaners AND But after years of patience we did away . native system, without fire. Fires you must || Phone 2106. Bagot and William Streets Muscl a Ton, on Sirs with that. 2 : ! see have, and they might as well be AND NUMEROUS OTHER AILMENTS Then we got a nickle tea-tray and ap- hh : good ones. We have the coal . THERE pointed Elder Gore, ! ? oer ue mes te but kod of | FOR SALE > hetanin deen, '| | 70, ak up the collection from. the | : 4 i : $3.200--7 ' 3 beds D2 THOMAS' : This move was an improvement and " N % : »200--1 room,'frame, rooms, went on from year to year, 2, wy 3 ' ' : BOOTH & CO. 3 p.b., alec, hot alr furnace, ECLECTRIC When we all got' wise to something Oe rn G 4 oj ? Brock Street. 'Phone 188. Grove Inn Yards large gareda, which we couldn't cypher clear. 4,700--7 room, brick, : _--. 2 pb. with okt dedivoms, } | EMder Gore had bought an auto; and and gas, hot air furnace, 2 ' had paid for it in part, stairs, z storey verandah, hard- And we all knew well. the Elder wood floors complete on both | NWI couldn't buy a kiddy-cart. We Sell Hoors, good garden aud garage. J We sought his resignation, which he Just, Se one >: Jaye th ai | gave and left the church, Little Ns Aah n, ir iE or an on the| \\ i : New & Used Lumber , | South side, central and near the | \\ : And Jop an Bones mortal we stasted i : % Iron Sheeting fay (ne: y Alls We held a score of meetings and de- : ! ; 36,0007 Toom solid brick, hot wa~ \ cided that we'd try, : = ter heating, slate roof, fireplace, Alcorn : The "female of the species," so we ---- . - - At Lowest Prices hardwood floors. Modern. South | N° \ put in Mrs: Sy, ny I. Cohen & Co. || E. L. MARTIN This seemed to right the matter, but| | ° : ; 1 only for a time, 867-275 ONTARIO STREKY ¢ 287 BAGOT STREET > For where we used to get a quarter PHONES 886 and 887. Phones: 229--1428m res. or 1181f. 3 soon we only got a dime. ; ; : : : : We approached her on the matter, and : (Sf sop Tg » SUITS she told us blunt and stout, J 2 That she bossed the situation and we 3 ESTABLISHED 1871. x ~ dare not put her out! { 0 \ 2 x oe a : WINSOME \ %. | Thus we leit the matter standing, thus ] 1 5. 00 to 32 00 ? "i da Fo' ; ® 4 it stood from day to day, HANLEY'S 4 SO : y Z | Until fate dealt with us kindly--Mrs. . AP DEAL | \Wplsliifg] = 5 | $3500 : 4 / = | Then we called another meeting to ) Es . 3 for 25c¢., and * pth select and wisely plan, . 4 n And shrewd Silvester Skinner of judg. vert . 1 Cake Free. : E Me ed 5 en inner of judg : Indigo Blue Serge Suits on sale for elected Sil d hi relief A Special Sale of this excel In Ee er Te a Eboy 214. bia per] $2 8.50 lent Soap this week ONLY. , For Silas had been through the war Sold in Kingston by-- 'Hl 4 * | . and only had one arm. We're going to build a rectory for M.R. McColl | LOENTNSIIN NY | coo como ie ees Sr n TWEDDELL'S | , Bie sin but we have the war to thank: . (2 Stores) It's about the only blessing I off-hand " ; : : : 131 Princess St. ; . ' : jf ont 2 * : 2 f i University Drug Store. ] : : can call to mind, bi A ts Ls § y ind, ~ But I've no doubt there are others of a less important kind,