FRIDAY, NOVEMEER 7, 1934. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Winter Overcoats Be prepared for Winter weather with the very latest style and best material Coat. We have Overcoats to please all at prices from oom $25.00 to $35.00 Your inspection is invited. George VanHorne's 213 Princess Street. Phone 362w. ------------ Light Hurts| | Some Ey es Some eyes are apfomely sen- sitive to light. (For such patients We lenses that prevent the harmful rays of light from entering the | eyes. If the movies, bright lights, Hi travelling on the water or by Hj auto bothers your eyes, let me fit you out with a pair of these | | 1enses. | W. D. Graham, RO. | I 40 I" Yoventaas supply special |i Dr. Waugh N------ . PHONES 226TF--038W, Bridge Prizes For inexpensive, attractive gifts, suitable as prizes, We have a nice assortment. They range in price from 50 cents up. Cups and Saucers. Novelties in . Leather Good Score Cards Playing Cards China. Brass, etc. Kinnear & dEsterre JEWELLERS 168 PRINCESS ST. 106 Wellington st. Phone 256. ia BRICK, STONE, PLASTERING AND TILE SETTING DOUGLAS & McIkQUHAM CONTRACTORS JOBBING WORK A SPECIALTY. 400 ALBERT STREET | | Beautiful Clear Imported Glass Goblets Cut in the Grape Pattern. Only 45 cents each. (Worth a good deal more). Get a dozen and improve the appearance of your table. We are clearing out 24 Only, Odd Decorated Platters, 15 Inches Long Regular $1.75 for... . 89 cents each With Tom, and Harry, or Jmexe By Sam the Simple, Attorneys of the law are men | Whose business life 1s fine; 1 often wish I had their job | And ome of them had mine. I'd like to stand before a judge And holler, "I object!" Then face the jury with as smirk And mote the grand effect. The lawyer has a plenic with The witness in the chair, He cross-examines him so bard The poor guy bats the air; He badgers him and twists him' up Til he is out of breath, Then quotes the law on perjury And scares him half to death, As long as people fight and steal, And Kill, and bootleg, too, : The lawyer needn't worry, for There's work for him to do. No wonder, then, he always wears A smile upon his face, For, win or lose, he gets his fee, And can appeal the case. r------ Same Old Story. ' /"Being an editor, Mr. Judell, I suppose you're always sure of hav ing a nice turkey sent you for Thanksgiving?" "The trouble with 'an editor's turkey," responded M. F. J, 'Us that it's generally stuffed with chestnuts," Robert Reichenbaum. Drawn.Out. George: "How was the wedding dinner?" : Marilyn: "'First-rate, except that when Dr. Wall got through saying grace the soup was cold." --Gertrude Marie Heller. ty Like a Rose. - Little Rose's mother, having been widowed and married a second time, presented Rose. with a baby half-sister. A friend asked Rose: "Aren't you jealous of the new baby?" "Oh, no!" sad little Rose, "you gee, I'm mother's réal child, and this baby's only mothers child by mar. riage." --Rose Hugueénin. A Story About Frank Chance. That the late and celebrated Frank Chance, famous mahager of the old-time ohampion Chicago Na- tional League Baseball Club, took his baseball seriously, is illustrated by an anecdote related, some years ago, by his pal, Hugh Fullerton. The Cubs were fighting hard for a certain game. It was'a pitchers' battle and the enemy finally won. Chance was very gloomy after the defeat, and walked trom the élup house as though ihe had lost his best friend. "Well, cheer up, Frank" Mrs. Chance, "you still have me." «Yes," shouted Chance, "and there were a couple of times this aftérnoon I'd have traded you for a base hit." said Every dog has his day, and some of thetn have their itmousines and chauffers, Distance Lends Charm. Helen: "It's too bad we got in the top of the stadium--the players are parely distinguishable from up here. Can you single out your friend Har ry?" ' Beth: "Xes, he's that handsome one with the big chest. Sowing Them in the Plural. De Style: "fan't it awfal the way he swears?" Edith (lisping) :"He'th juth sew- ing hith wild oath." ~F. P. Pitser. The Dark Horse, Enlisting for the hand of Prue 1 launched my suit a trifle late; My prior rivals numbered, to Be candid, eight. So occupied was she with Hugh, Dick and Leight, : 1 was just one more of the créw---- A candidate. A strategy would win, I knew, #0 bon bons I sént by the crate, And when. I won her "yes," 'twas to Her candy date! Ted Olson. mse The Poker Fiend. del: "You sy your soh m Ns agricultural col days?" been on the staff of the Commerce, Kingston, for the 'pagt (Wh 'GANANOQUE Nov. 7--~Wolfie Squire who has Bank of few years has been transferred to the Montreal branch. Wollie was very popular in Kingston, and upon leav- ing was presented by the staff with a very handsome, travelling kit or ebony. The first intimation he had of this was upon opening his bag down here where he stopped off, 'en route, for a few hours, as it bad been sMpped in the Dag unnoticed. Wolfie"s many friends in Gananoque and Kingston will be glad to know that he continues to climb. Garfield Hood is in Montreal. The many friends of Mr. Sidney Griffin Gananoque Lake, will be Wofry to learn that he is quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Muaden and ohfidren, Toronto, are the guests of the former's mother, Mrs. John Munden, Garden street. The prize winners at the euchre at the Lyceum on Waduesday even- ing were, first, Miss Katherine Vil lentgdod; consolation, Mrs. W. J. Me- Donald; gentlemen's first, Johnale Pelow; consolation, Mike Donohye. On Wednesday evening, Stafley McCormack one of the drivers of the Thousand Islands Bread wagons had the misfortune to collide with Dave lLioyd's car. Ho was thrown agaffist a telegraph pole and rend- ered unconscious ,and it was later found that his arm was quite ser- jous}y wounded, and possibly some bones broken. Mrs. L. Saddlemire, Toronto, Is visiting her mother, Mrs, Thompson, William street. Mrs. F. H. Lutz, Miss Jean Lutz and Mrs. James McMillan 4 visited friends in Kingston on Wed- nesday. Miss Georgina Pergeau spent couple of days this week with Lyn friends. Mr. and Mrs. Landon de Wan and littie son who have been visiting their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Byers, returned to their home in Ogdensburg on Friday. Miss Bva Glover's numerous friends will be delighted to kaow that she is rapidly convalescing. The public iiprary has recently been presented with the flag by the South Wand in connection with Old Home Week activities through Mrs. Sullivan who had 'tharge of the South Wand parade; also some 130 books and three love- iy pictures by Mrs. IAllan Taylor prior to her departure from Gana~ poque, al of which is very much gppreciated and will prove of big value to the library. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. In the Lansdowne Methodist Church on Sunday. Lansdowne, Nov. 4--Rev. Mr Robinson, Iroguols, preached morn- ing and evening at the anniversary services in the Methodist church on Sunday, Nev. 2nd. The music ren- dered hy the augmented choir was | enjoyed and much appreciated. On Monday evening a supper was gervéd in the basement of the church after which a most entertaining evening was spent when Rev, Mr. Winter, representing the Anglican church, spoke on chureh work and Rov. Mr. Beckstead, of the Preshy- térian ohursh, brought greetings from Chakmers church. - Rev. Mr, Dustine acted as chair man and made fitting remarks as to the work of the Alpha Class in build- ing the mew kitchen for the church. My. Dustin also thanked the mem- bers of the Presbyterian church choir, who so kindly and efficiently helped with the musical part of the programme. During the evening a quartette was given by Mrs. Peck, Miss ara- hain, Mr. Graham and Mr. Mcllvein; a duet by Messrs. G, Grabam and J. Davis; solo by Mrs. Ray Laudon and a duey by Miss I Graham and Mr. Mellveln. The organ accompani- ments were played by Mrs. William Johnston. \ World's Record for Butter By 7-year-old Holstein Ottawa, Nov. 7.--A world's record DESPERATE SITUATION FOR THE GLENLOCHIE ich Hit Charity Shoal--The Three Sailors Who Lost Their Lives. Watertown, N.Y., Nov. , 7.--The three members of the crew of the steamer Glen Lochle swept away in a small boat yesterday morning, were Ernest Rousby, oiler, aged twenty-three, Denmark; John Brody, oller, aged twenty-three, Montreal, and Daniel Marchant, watchman, Champlain, Que. No hope is held out for them. Marked with a'bell and a gas buoy, the Charity shoal sticks up in the middle of the ohannel, a menace to all navigation and it was there that the vessel struck. It was two in the morning when the crash shook the entire vessel as she stuck on the shoal. It was a desperate situation. The boat was leaking badly and it was twelve miles to the nearest port, but the captain ordered full steam ahead with aff pumps working, and with the vessel gradually settling in the 'water, won the battle. . It was a desperate two hours from tour to six o'clock and the men show the effect of the strain, for the decks were awash when the Glen Lochle reached the harbor at Cape Vincent. The steamer lies in seventeen feet of water at the Pyke Coal Company trestle with her trim painted hull almost submerged. Charity shoal has claimed anoth- er victim and lake captains will add another black mark agdinst that prticularly dangerous point in the main/channel. There Have been many wrecks on Charity shoal, among the |, most important having been that of | the steamer Rosedale of Montreal, about fifteen years ago. The Rose- dale was finally salvaged and taken to Montreal for repairs. A Bargain in Men's Oaps. A special purchase of men's caps in nice neat patterns with and with- out fur bands to go at $1. The Lion Clothing Co. Alike crop smaller than .was es- timated. PO DODD'S. KIDNEY 0 PILLS x Se Made of good quality Calfskin -- + McKay sewed soles -- up-to-date pat- tern--sizes 6to 9 --only ...... $3.75 ABERNETHY'S- SHOE STORE Simmons Week mono presses ( at Reid's \ An Unclean Mattress is a Menace to Health As the largest single factor in the bedding business, SIMMONS, LIMITED, whom we reprosent locally, ave concerned for the integrity of the industry and the consequent well-being of the people of Kingstone 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. JAMES REID The Busy Store Phone 147 -- HIGH + THANKSGIVING SPECIALS DRESSES AND COATS AT HOLIDAY SALE PRICES! CLASS WINTER COATS WITH WARM WINTER FURS $29.75 Luxurious Fur Collars, Fur Collars and Cuffs or Fur borders add' Winter warmth and richness. The high grade Winter fabrics are in the new Wood Brown shades that smart women are wearing. Fully lined and warmly interlined. New Winter Coats A presentation of new Coats which are emphatic samples of fashion's mods urgent decrees for Fall and Winter, lending as they do distinction along with unusual service. 39.75, 45.00, 49.50 Sn ---- Sm WOMEN'S AND MISSES' Fashionable Afternoon Frocks $24.95 - $29.75 - *35.00 --_-- RHEL ee RFWEtE