L THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG TO PLEASE ALL Light Sweater Coats, price $3.00 to $5.00 Heavy Sweater Coats, price $4. up to $8.50 All shades to choose from. New Fall range of Queen's Sweaters and Sweater Coats. ,. Georg e VanHorne's Phone 362w. Ch t Hurts Some eyes are extremely sen- | sitive to light. For such |i patients we supply spacial Hf lenses that prevent the harmful rays of light from entering the eyes. | If the movies, bright lights, | travelling on the water or by Hi auto bothers your eyes, let me | ft you otit with a pair of these Ji lenses. W. D. Graham, R.. ySuboasgee 36 3: J. Stéwart 8¢ Opp. Post Office by appointment. i | eather Goods From Old London : on very reasonable. Dr. Waugh DENTIST 106 Wellington dt. EWELLERS Phone 256, We carry a very large | exclusive line of the leading maker -- every piece guaran- teed real leather -- and at prices that are Kinnear & dEsterre 168 PRINCESS ST. v BRICK, STONE, PLASTERING AND TILE SETTING DOUGLAS & McILQUHAM ' CONTRACTORS ©. .JOBBING WORK A SPECIALTY. PHONES 32670--028W, 400 ALBERT STREET iad Re 'Sale of Real Old English China The kind everyone would like to have, - § now is your chance. 'We are offering Three Gold Lines, Three Gold Lines and Celeste Blue Band, Three Gold Lines and Pink Band at 3 Twenty-Five Cents This includes: 7" Plates v ) and Open . | Creams 6" Plates : Maks up a 5 o'clock Tea or Breakfast' 'and see this- table. 'GOOD, EN CHINA, not a substitute. Get the real thing when you have a chance. Crockery : China' Glassware (To the Editor.) Who knows that I, in distant age, - In labored letters, therefore terse, Carved on a rock and sent to you A bit of primal verse? Or in a piilared room in Rome, Penned you a Lyric with my stylus Aud then, perhaps, besides the Nile, Wrote you upon papyrus. 1 well remember on a day By courier I sent my ples...... You bent a lace-frilled wrist to read, Nor sent it back to me. And now you are sn editor, And I, in verse, still knit my brow, With such romantic past, can you Refuse my verses now? Her Training Table, ; May: "Edwina is so fat. Dpeen't she do any setting up exercises?" Belle: "Yes, at the table." --Emily Krueger. New Age. Tom: "I'm finding your old cigar- ette butts all over the house." Miriam: "You men are never sat- fled. Only a while ago you were kicking about the wads of chewing gum." --Harry Pratt. stn, Don: "Very few of those social climbers manage to get anywhere." Paul: "The most profitable climb ing in society seems to be done by those séeond-storey operators who get away with the jewels." Lucille Davis. He Yeartied to Know. "Pa,~--" began little Lester Liver- more, who has an inquiring mind. "Well, my son?" began his long suffering sire. "Pg, how does a flea keep still long enough to raise a family?" When a boy smokes his first cigar- ette he thinks it's his last. THE JINGLEJANGLE COUNTER. Meat at dinner time is taken; Those who win bring hope the bacon. --8. Julian Newman. First they go and get)a bob, Then come home and start to sob. * ~--Anna Polishuk, I tried to kiss her in the moon-light clear, But got excited and bit her par, Every breed of dog one knowe; @ |'Barkers go with circus shows. --J. H. Zimmerman. Natural Inference, Grace: "Have you seen Betty's new engagement ring, dear? The stone weighs fully two carrats." Stella: "Goodness. Is she marry- fng a man as old as that?" . --Irene Rossiter, Our Own Infant.ry Drill Regulations. Elizabeth, aged three, was very fond of "playing telephone." Her grandmother, knowing this, tried to get Elizabeth to take her bath by employing some strategy. . Grandmother (holding toy tele phone): "Hello, is this Biizabeth?" Elizabeth (very delighted): "Yes, Grandma." Grandmother: "Well, come in now Elizabeth and get your bath." Elisabeth (dropping recelvor): "Wrong number.' " -- Nettie D. inn, D. Coffee. Drawbacks, Louise: "You must come with us to the football game." Peggy: 'Never again! It was so cold at the last one I attended I was kept busy all the time powdering my nope." our new ant ay that along The Snooper. Mrs. Posmay: "Is Sad at Dicking > | cepted materisl > il she 1s. The only seems to pick up are the ones we'd rather she didn't hear." ¥ --C. E. 8chug. Though they've managed to keep it dark a long time, women do have 'an ear on each side of their heads-- the secret is out. Readers are requested to sontsl. bute, All humor: Jumorens Ee aa otes, poetr and Brignt Wayings of { hikires be original and unpub. Fo 8, "anec: Lrom $1.00 to $10.00 per contribution; from 26c. to $1.00 per line for poetry according to the acter and value of the contribution, as determined by the Editor of "The Fun Shop." All manuscripts must be waitten on one side of th only, should bear name of par, and should be addressed to n Bh Headquarters, § West 40th New York City. Unaccepted contri- butions eannot be returned. GANANOQUE Oct. 8.--Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Delaney and children have returned from a motor trip to Watertown, N.Y., where they spent the week- end with friends.. Miss Allie Sullivan returned to Watertown on Monday after spend- ing a few days here with her sister, Mrs. 'M. Nalon, Pine street. C. 8. MacKenzie has gone to Os- hawa and Toronto for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. James Kane and children have returned to Kingston after spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wing. Mrs. Richard Johnfon, Sr., and her little granddaughter Jane John- son have returned home after spend- ing the past several weeks with friends in Rochester and James. town. There is already a big demand from here for tickets for the Var- sity-Queen's game in Kingston on the 18th. Miss Eva Glover entertained at progressive euchre on Monday even- ing. Miss Blythe Battams won the first prize, Miss Molly Funnell the second, and Mrs. Roy MacKay the consolation. Mrs, Harry Quinsey has returned to her home in Belleville after visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thom- as McKendry for the past several weeks. William Belfie, Jr.,, was called Home from Detroit on Monday last owing to the serious illness of his father with pneumonias, Mr. Belfie's condition was reported yesterday as being slightly improved, Mrs. Mary Bishop is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Wemp, Amherst Is- land, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bishop, Bridgeport, Conn., and former resi- dents of Gananoque, are visiting the former's mother Mrs. Paul Bie hop, River street, The Gananoque football team is looking for e victory in Ottawa next | Saturday. Several will motor' out | from here for the game, Miss Violet Dorey is visiting friends in Watertown, N.Y. . HUNTERS. Canadian Pacific Railway. The hunting season being close at hand, the exodus of sportsmen to the Highlands of Northern Frantenac along the line of the Canadian Paci- fic Ry. north of Sbarbot Lake is get- ting under wa, This section af the County of Frontenac offers the greatest deer hunting grounds in the province. Partridge and other game abound, and are within accessible distances from the stations for the hunters. © A Fine Entertainment. Maberly, Oct. 6.--The Maberly telephone gave 4 very interesting programme in Maberly Hall, on Fair Night, Sept. 24th. The programme conglsted of radio by George Adair, Perth, who installed a powerful set for the occasion, The play 'Betty the Girl of My Heart" was played by Maberly talent who did their parts exceedingly well and. Maberly is fortunate in having such good local talent for this class of drama, which is real salid for a country performance. G. M. Drew, Sharbot Lake, furnished several Scotch songs acts. His songs are very popular at Maberly as was shown by the hearty applause. ------------------------------ Oso Station Notes. things that she | pee * | The Tweed Fair | | Prize. Winners | Horses (carriage class), span over 35 1-2 hands, W. J. Richardson & Son, John H. Tucker & Son, T. N, Snarr. Span 15 1-2 hands and un- der, D. L. Fleming, J. W. Yateman, J. A. Weir. Single carriage horse, over 15 1-2 hands, 8. P, Hagerman, Mrs. Vivian, D. L. Hollinger. Single horse, 15 1-2 hands and under, Chas, Vance, W. K. McCaw, D. L. Fleming. Stallion, registered, any age, 'J. Wyms, second. Three year old colt, mare or gelding, W, K. McCaw, Best' lady turnout, 8, P, Hagerman, - D. L. Fleming. Gentlemen's turnout, accompanied by lady, 8. P. Hager- man, Charles Vance, W. K. McCaw. Best family horse, 8. P. Hagerman, Charles Vance, Cornelius Sine. General purpose, brood mare, J. L. Newton. "Three year old colt, J. W. Yateman, Arthur Garrett. Two year old colt, Michael Meraw, John L. Newton Year old colt, W. ha- berge. 1923 foal, J. L. Newton. Best gpan, F. B. Blakley, second and Willlam "Downey, third. Agricul. tural span, W. Leberge, W. H. Hicks, Charles Rush. Brood mare, M. Me- raw. Colt, three years, J. Kingston, Colt, two year old, W. Laberge, Colt, one year, M. Meraw, (Draught) Stallion, registered, A. H. Tufts. Span, Percy Downey, . J. L. Newton. Two year old eolt, J. L. Newton. Best heavy draughtiteam, Percy Downey, J. L. Newton. Gentleman's driving contest, W. W, McCaw, Best gen- eral purpose team, A. Garrett (spec- ial). Cattle, beef breeds. Elisha Maynes swept this class and also in grades. grade of cow of beef breed: Cattle, dalry, Ayshires, two year old bull, F. M. Rutherford, G, H. Stokes, 2nd and 3rd. One year old bull, ¥. M, Rutherford, first and second. Bull calf, F. M. Rutherford, first and second, G. H. Stokes, third. Mileh cow, F. M, Rutherford, first and second and G. H. Stokes third, Two year old heifer, F. M. Ruther- ford, G. H. Stokes, second and third. Two year old heifer, dry, F, M. Ruth- erford first and second, G. H. Stokes third. Year old heifer, F. M. Ruth- erford, first and second, G. H. Stokes, third, Helfer calf, F. M. Ruther ford, firet, second and third. Herd, F. M. Rutherford, G. H. Stokes, third. Grade Ayrshires--Milch cow, F. M. Rutherford. Two year old heifer, Elisha Maynes, first and second. One year old heifer, F. M. Rutherford. 'Heifer calf, F. M. Rutherford, BE. Maynes, segond and third. Best ex- hibit in Ayrshires, F, M. Ruther- ford. " Holsteins--Two year old bull, J. L. Newton, J. Kingston. Bull calf, J. L. Newton, first and second. Milch cows, J. L. Newton, first, second and third: Two year old heifer, milking, J. L. Newton, first and second. Two year old heifer, dry, J. L, Newton. Heifer calf, J. Kingston, first, second and third. Herd, J. L. Newton, first, and J. Kingston, third, Two year old heifer, J..L. Newton, - first and second. Heifer edlf, J. Kingston. Jerseys--Bull, two years, A. H. Tufts. * Bull, one year, A. H. Tufts, 8. D. Prindle. Bull calf, A. H. Tufts, first and second. "Milch cow, A. H. Tufts, first and second. 8. D. Prindle. Milking," two year old heifer, A. H. Tufts, first and second, | 8. D. Prindle, third. Heifer, one year old, A. H. Tufts, first and third, B. D. Prindle, second. Heifer calf, 8. D. Prindle, A. H. Tufts,' second and third. Jersey herd, A. H. Tufts, 8. D. Prindle. Grade Jerseys, milch cow, A. H. Tufts, first and second, 8. D. Prindle, third, Two year old heifer, A, H, Tufts, first and second, 8. D. Prindle, third. Heifer calf, A H, Tufts, - first and second, Best dairy herd, John L. Newton. Swine, Yorkshires--Boar over one year, J. R. Garbutt. Breeding sow, C. F. Elliott, first and third, J. L Newton, second, Boar pig, J. R. Garbutt, first, W. A, Martin & Son, second, CO. F. Elliott. Sow pig, J. R. Garbutt, W. A. Martin & PG Elliott; at least three bacon hogs, C. LF. Bllott. Tamworth and Mamshires, breed- ing sows, J. L. Newton. Sow and at least six nursling pigs, ¢. F. Bl. liott, first and second. Berkshires and Chesters--Boar Over one year, W. A. Martin & Sons, sow, W. A. Martie J. L. Newton winning third in milch | Of Course; they'll Wear * Qut--Eventually --but few Shoes take so long about it --as ours--for young folks surely look _ for style--and find it here. Added to style -- a standard of Jalil § that uvenile Shoes tread a makes Abernethy's "certained"' road to Service and Economy. It will y to she Children's Sh hoes as wel here -- for as your own. 'S SHOE STORE Simmons Week at Reid's An Unclean Mattress is a Menace to Health As the largest single factor in the bedding business, Sa LIMITED, whom we represent locally, are concerned for the integrity the industry and the consequent well-being of the people of Kingston---- concerned to protect you against old infected materials in your Mattress, to this end we guarantee that all Mattresses bearing Simmons' labels are of pure, clean, new cotton, delivered to your home in a sealed carton. ° 3 and second, Yearling ewe, J. Honey, C. H. Curtis. Ewe lamb, J. Honey, first and second. Ram lamb, J. Honey, first and second, Oxford Downs--2 year ram, C. H: Curtis. 1 year ram, George Hutchi- gon, Two year ewe, C. H. Curtis, Bruce Martin, Yearling ewe, C, H. Curtis, Bruce Martin. Bwe lamb, W. A. Martin, B. Martin, Ram lamb, W. a Martin, B, Martin, In other classes: prizes were won by the following: Poultry -- H. L. Vanallan, C. H. Curtis, W. 8, Nelson, ¥¢ E. Orr, C. Barton, A. C. Barnett, F. E. Hous- ton, John L. Thompson, F', A. Bart-| lett, C, PF. Elliott, George Hutichin- son, Elisha Maynes. Domestic manufacture--John L. Newton, Mrs. W. A. McColl, Mrs. K. "| R. Vivian, Mrs. W. F. Osborn, Mrs. Pennock, Miss Pennotk, Mrs. 8. A. Lockwood, Miss Keitha Lloyd, Mrs, George Lalonde, W. K. McCaw. Ladies' fangy work -- Miss K. "| Lloyd, Mrs, WF, Osborne, Mrs. W. A. McColl, Mrs, Pennock, Mrs, 8. A. Lockwood, Mrs. K, R. Vivian, W. K. McCaw, iss Pennock. Domestic sclence--Johp L. Newt- on, John Kingston, H. L. Vanallan, M. Hemilton, Mrs. Vivian, ¥. E. Houston, Miss K. Lloyd, 8. H. Coni- nor, W. K. McCaw, W. H, Hicks, 8 D. Prindle, Mrs. W. F. Osbo:ne, Mrs, W. A. McColl, * George Saerwing, . | Maynes, J Frut--H. L. VanaHan, Mrs, W. FJ Osborne, G. H. Stokes, J. Wilkinson, John Kingston, Sam Good, Dr, Bowl= by, George Shewring, Mrs. Vivian; A. H. Mouck. Art work--Mrs. 8. A. Lock Mms, W. A. MoColl, Mrs, ® Miss Lloyd, John L. Newton, Geng Spry, Miss Pennock, Mrs. W. F Osborne, 8. H, Connor. : Grains and seeds--Murney Coul ter, Blisha Maynes, Mrs, Wi Mrs, W. A. MoCell, C. F. Ell Samuel Good, J. Kingston, Mrs, F. Osborne, M. Hamilton, 8. D. J.| dle, {. Shewring, H. L. Vanalla G. H. Stokes. Florieulture--J. L. Newton, John Kingston, Mrs. W. A, McColl, Mrs, A. Lockwood, M. Hamilton, J. Taylor, F. B, Blakley, Mrs, K. Vivian, 5 Aplary and ther products = Good, M. Hamilton, Mrs. W. A. Coll, John Kingston, Elisha Ma George: Shewring, J. Wilkinson, K. M¢Caw, H, L. Vapalldn. Dairy -- Roll dairy butter, 8, Prindle, H. L. Vansllan. Urock dairy butter, H. L. Va Cheese, white, J. Wilkinson, © Shewring. Cheese, colored, G Shewring, J. BH. Wilkinson. Roots --&. Good, G. Shewring, J; Wilkinuey), H. L. Vanallan, h .sKingston, C. F. Ellio 8. D. Prindle, Murney Coulter, G. } Stokes, Dr. Bowlby, F. B. Ore, J. | J. D. Taylor, F. B. Blakley. Taylor. A. H. Mouck,