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By Captain Kidd. | This week's the Week for Raisins | | To put izon in the blood; | Next week's the Week for Beauty-- Toilet water, rouge, and mud; Then comes the Week for Pickles, Sour, mustard, sweet, and dill, And after that attorneys talk A week about your Will, We have fo listen for a week About the worth of cheese; The doctors take a week to tell Just when and how to sneeze; The laundries shout for seven days "Cone see us wash your clothes!" That's followed by a wonder week Of showing ladies' hose. | EF "Ms thus the propaganda goes, A week for this and that, A week to use the Golden Rule, A week reducing fat; To add to all the ones we have May truly seem Hke cheek, But just the same let's have more, Let's have a Lay Off Week! Only Temporary. Paul: '"There goes one 'woman without any paint on her face." Ruth: "Yes, but she's on her way to the drug store." --Walter Blum. Doubting Thomas. Teacher: "Goliath was a giant." Thomas: "Well, it he got into the World's Series lineup I never heard of it." --Mildred Harrison. one A Modern "Just ome word, pleaded. "No!" she scorned him. "I simp- ly will not help you with your old cross-word puzzle." --A. E. Vogel. darling!" he L'Amour, Moderne. A Drama in Four Acts. Act I A fashionable restaurant. Jack "Louise, you are the most beauti- ful creature in the world." Louise Scene: "Jack!" Jack "will you marry me?" Louise "Yes." Act IT Their apartment. Jack "Louise, I no longer care for you. 1 love Alice." Scene: Louise "1, know. And I love Harry." . » - Act TIX Scene I: Alice's apartment: Jack "Will you marry me, Alice?" Alice "Yes, Jack." . Scene II: The interior of a taxi Harry "Louise, will you be mine?" Louise "Ot course, dear. And we shall spend our honeymoon in Venice." * * *. 1 Act IV (Two years later) Scene: A club. Harry "Hello, Jack! What's the news?" . Jack "Just been divorced. And you?" Harry "pid that last year, love with another." Jack "go am I. The most beautiful creature in the world." (Curtain) \ But I'm in Right! John: "Well, at least you'll admit the one piece bathing suit you wore during the summer Was a joke." Catherine: "Is that so! 1 don't consider that much of a joke, silly." ~Ellen Baer. mint, The Miracle. Two little girls were playing with their dolls and blocks. They built a wee church with pulpit and pews complete. One doll was placed in the pulpit as minister, while the other dolls were seated in the pews. Mother heard the children's voices saying: "Now they must all get up." Then there was.a pause while the dolls were all stood up on their feet. > Then a litile volce said: "Now they must sing!" and immediately both children began. to shout: "We have no bananas today." «Jessie Stanton. % | -- < Two Answers Elsie: "Why, oh ever marry mel" Irving: "You got me!" (Copyright, 19 in Ome. : why, did you| EVENTS AT NAPANEE, Napanee, Nov. 10.--The gecond of the series of entertainments being given under the auspices of the Young People's Soclety of Trinity church took place in the Sunday school hall last night. There was a large attendance, all of whom en- joyed to the full the more than ex- cellent programme provided by the Kenmore girls, a trio of most accom- plished and talented artistes. In St. Andrew's church on Monday night, a very interesting illustrated lecture on Venice -was given by Dr. G. W. Morden. Dr. Morden having spent some time in Venice, was familiar with his subject and did ample justice to fit. The views shown were excellent. Mrs. Campbell, Toronto, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Wil- liam A. Daly, returned to her home yesterday. Mrs. Daly accompanied her and will spend a short time in the city. Mrs. John Bell, Belleville, was in town for a few days visiting ler od friend, Mrs. W. G. Wilson, Bridge street. She returned home yesterday. Mr. William Crossley has return- ed home from Montreal. Wilfred S. Wilson is spending a few days in Toronto. T. 8. Henry is reported to be as well as can be expected, et still very weak. The fall assizes for this county opens today at the court house be- fore His Lordship Mr. Justice Rid- dell, There are two jury cases -- Montgomery vs. Munrag and Graham vs. Graham. The non-jury cases are Rayworth vs. Bell and Lawlor vs. Lawlor. Quietly Married In Kingston. Keelerville, No¥} 12.--The recent rain was much appreciated by the farmers as the ground was very hard for ploughing. A few from here have gone north deer hunting. Miss Mamie Sleeth and Ross Dixon were quietly married in St. George's Ca- thedral, Kingston, 'on Wednesday Oct. 29th, Congratulations are ex- tended to 'the happy couple. Miss Lizzie Sleeth, Toronto, is spedding sometime at her home here. A gloom was cast over the neigh- borhood by the death of Mrs. Dobbs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward An- drews spent Tuesday at Lyndhurst. Mrs. Charles Clark epent Thursday last with her aunt, Mrs. E. Hitch- cock, Sunbury. The many friends of Billy Sleeth are sorry to hear he is in the Kingston General Hospital. All hope for a speedy recovery. Miss Mildred Anglin Wilton and Miss Bertha Sleeth, Joyceville, spent Thanksgiving at thelr homes here. Miss Alice Tighe, Long Point, at Robert E. Tighe's; Miss Bernice Sutherland, Battersea, at Edward Sleeth's; Misses Audrey Kenny and Mabel Kelsey and Nathan Kenny Lyndhurst, spent the week-end at Charles Clark. Mrs. Margaret Sleeth has returned to her home at Batter- sea after spending a week with Mrs, Edward Andrews. | | emer meee eee GANANOQUE Nov. 18.--Rev. Father Hanley's| bazaar got away to an excellent start I last evening. The Canadian Club | responded extremely well to his in- | vitation for supper and sent a large representation. Rev. Mr. Perry of Grace Methodist church moved the | vote of thanks which waz seconded by the Rev. Mr. Barber of the An- glican church, after which Mayor Wilson in a short address declared thé bazaar formally opened. The playette by the orphan children of St. Mary's-of-the-Lake was a delight- ful treat and reflects great credit on the sisters who were responsible for it, and the little ones who carried it out so well. It is well worth re- petition, and it is hoped this may be made possible at some later date when they will be assured of a bum- per house, The Citizens Bank hon-| ored the occasion and if the first night is any criterion then Father | Hanley need have no fear but that! his first big venture in our midst | will come through with flying col- | ors. Several Kingstonians were | noted in the assemblage, among whom were Revs. Fathers Lacey, McKieren, McGuire and Father Hy- land, rector. Carl Cooke and Jack Lee left on Sunday for Rochester. . Mrs. Bond, Toronto, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John zaRose. . Wednesday night Is Kingston pight at St. John's bazaar in Gan- snoque and among those who will contribute to the programme are: Mrs. Leonard Walsh, Mrs. J. L, Je- rome, Misses Anna Corrigan, Mar- guerite and Catharine Keenan, Mr. Nicholas O'Connor, Misses Norene Corrigan and Olive Simpson. Mrs. Douglas Peck, Toronto, the guest of Mrs. W. A. Peck. Miss Flora Thompson is visiting triends in Montreal. eet Findlay Station News. Findlay Station, Nov. 14.--The Ladies' Aid met at the home of Mrs. H. L. Kiell, on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. F. Wilson and Mrs. Carpenter provided lunch. Miss Dollan, King- ston, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W, Bennett. William Wilson had the misfortune to cut his hand quite badly. William Gordon and family, Kingston Mills, spent Sunday at James Wilson's. John Millions and family, Pitts- terry, were recent visitors at George Millions'. Mr. and Mrs. F. Dempster, Springfield, and Mr? and Mrs, Stew- art Patterson, Kingston, visited at W. Wilson's recently. Mrs. Lake, Kingston, is visiting friends here, William Irwin and family, Beams- ville, Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Graham, Elginburg, visited at W. W. Kiell's on Tuesday. Harold Kiell and fam- ily spent Sunday at J. Ried's, Elgin- burg. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson visited friends at Lansdowne. E. Bennett, Kingston, is with his bro- ther, Russell Bennett. is I Fall : Needs "New Goods Just Arrived" --Ladies' Spats --Rubbers --Men's Spats --OQOvershoes . --Warm Slippers ------ A ------------------------------------ LADIES' HAT CASES $5.00 to $12.50 CLUB BAGS $5.00 to $35.00 ABERNETHY'S SHOE STORE ro ---- | on Kingston's Biggest Home Furnishers Visit our Gift Department--a new department we are opening for thd holiday seazon. See all the pretty, new and useful gifts. Ladies' Solid Telephone Stands Walnut Work Cabinets and Chairs Tea Carts, Serving Trays, Ferneries, Smoking Sets, Card Tables, Walnu$ Cedar-lined Chests, Plano and Table Lamps in various shades. Your early inspection invited. > JAMES REID oe oe A ---------------------- AAA Ad | e---- Figure on your Hardware Needs For the next couple half of years and save by buying them » Save Conie on Kingston! Phone 147 | out to Sell the whole retail hard- ware stock and, by the jiminy crickets, Half you Spend at this Sale