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Kinnear & d Esterre 168 PRINCESS ST, JOBBING WORK A SPECIALTY Brick, Stone, Plastering and Tile Setting Douglas & Mcllquham CONTRACTORS A 400 Albert Street Just Received a Car of Select Coke we offer at $18.00 per ton delivered. This Coke, mixed with makes ideal burning combination for furnaces and Quebec SPLIT PEA ov.vvunsvom nesses. | PEA COAL Sess rRseese Sasa ncnana «-8 9.00 per ton, délivered . +: $1250 per ton de.ivered and . SOWARDS COAL C0. Phone 155 UPTOWN OFFICE: MoGALL'S CIGAR STORE. PHONE #11. * {| loquacity, isn't she, Pansy?" GIRL GUIDE } ' OUTING SHOES ~The time for all outdoor sports is here. |. Since ~ sands of fout Jive been change vy leather : warm weather came thou- es . *" Just aching to shoes for the* light every Boy or Girl so y Scout and Girl Guide Come on, Folks! They say that "an apple a day" ' Will stave off the doctor, but why Not try a good laugh for it's cheap- er by half, For apples and M.D.'s come high! A Wizard. Kane: 'Briggs must be an artist." Brewster: "How's that?" Kane: "He knows the names for all the colors of his wife's stock- ings." Team Mates. Said Brindle to Brown: (They were Durham catfle). "Life is a chore... Life is a battle. Horses can stall, Chickens can shirk Us....not at all, . We gotter work." Said Brown to Brindle, "Right, old Kid, You said a mouthful, Yes, you did. Never was truer Word, ol' Cuss. Life is a yoke, And the yoke's on us." --E. H. Phillips. The Goose's Outline of History. "They call us silly," the Gray Goose said, "Though why they do is a mys- tery. When you think of the parts we've played In Civilization's history, Who was it waked the Roman sports And made 'em don their sandals And beat it to the sally-ports, And lick the Goths and Vandals? The Magna Carta, known to fame, A goose's quill indited; A goose-quill 'wrote John Hancock's name . When Freedom's torch was lght- ed splendid A score of times these Men we've freed 'From tyrants who enslaved 'em, Yet, hearing them sometimes, in- deed, I'm sorry that we saved em!" --Theodore Murray. Nothing Could Stop Her. Stevens: "Did your wife pick up driving very soon?" Williams: "Yes, she learned in six wrecks." --Louis Kohn. Censorship! Myers: "I have some real snappy jokes that THE FUN SHOP Editor would like." Dryers: "Yes, he might like them, but would he print them?" --Ellswood Fargey. gute A Lamb's Gambol. I was heating a can of spaghetti, || something which two and a half- il year old Dorothy had never seen. "Dorothy, do you like spaghetti?" | I asked. "Yes, I like spaghett!," she re- plied. . Being shown the contents of the can, Dorothy cried: "Oh, Mamma! Worms!" --Mrs. R. Not So Bad. "Your friend Dovey is inclined to asked Mrs. Cummings of her negro maid.. "Yes'm, she is," Pansy admitted, "but she's tall enough it don't look %0 bad." ~--Hugh Reilly. The Blowhard. ' "Did you ever notice," asked Un- cle Ike, "that the man who brags the most about the town he's living in is generally the one that's done the least to make it worth bragging about?" S------ (Copyright, 1925. Forbidden). Reproduction tre No more rough, red hands from tabaci] Just skip a spoonful of Lux into a pan of hot water and then enjoy the foamy mild- ness of the Lux suds. You will see then, what a difference there is between using common soap and using Lux. Lever Brothers Limited, Toronto, L516 WESTERN UNIVERSITY HAS A STRONG MAN J. D. Ralph, a Queen's Gradu- ate, to Teach Classics in London. At the University of Western On- tario at London, J. D. Ralph has been appointed instructor in classics. Mr. Ralph is a brilliant graduate in classic of Queen's University, King- ston, says the London Free Press, and during the past year has been engaged in graduate work in this same department in the University of Chicago. In his graduate studies he has done work that has aftracted considerable attention." The authori- ties of the University of Western Ontario feel that although Mr. Ralph had before him calls from older and better known institutions than West- ern Ontario he nevertheless chose to join the staff of the local institution. Mr. Ralph is a Canadian who desires to remain in Canada, rather than go to United States. ORIENTAL QUEEN Lena Leong, 17, of California, Chinatown beauty, was voted win- ner in a popularity contest conduct- ed to raise funds for a Chinese hos- pital. * LIBERALS RAISE BIG SUM. Walter Runciman Gives 825,000 of I. $5,000,000 Fund. London, May 18.--The Liberal party, which aims at securing con- tributions amounting to £1,000,000 as a' party fighting fynd, claims that in three months £300,000 of the sum aim at has been subscribed. The largest subscriber is Walter Runci- Jman, Liberal, M.P., for West Swan- sea, a former government minister. He his given £5,000 to the fund. ---------- b J. W. Bell, nineteen years old, who has been working in the Kingsmill 'was sentenced at St. Thomas to two months in the county jail after which he will be deported to England. He was charged with threatening of arson and suleide. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG NAPANEE REGIMENT PARADES T0 CHURCH Wreath Placed on the Soldiers' | Monument--Death , of Léwis F. Bogart. Napamee, May 18.--The Frontenac Regiment paraded to the church of St. Mary Magdalene yesterday morn- ing and the church was filled to overflowing. The service was a bright and hearty one and was con- ducted by the vicar, Rural Dean J. | H. H. Coleman, M.A., and the ser- mon was preached by Canon J. W. Jones, of Kingston, regimental chaplain. After the church service the parade was re-formed and head- ed by the Kiltie's Band of Belleville, with eight pipers, proceeded down Robinson street to Dundas street and thence to the soldiers' monu- ment In front of the court house, where x handsome wreath was plac- ed on the base, the band playing "The Lament." Prayer. was made by Chaplain Canon Jones. The "Last Post" was sounded by the bugler. The parade then returned to the armories and was disbanded. The people of Napanee are pretty proud of their "soldier laddies" and of the fine soldierly appearance they made on parade. Napanee is mourning the loss of a good eitizen In the person of Lewis Ferdinand Bogart, who died at an early hour on Friday morning, 15th instant, a victim of pneumonia. The deceased was a brother of the late Frank Bogart.and a nephew of Mar- shall \C. Bogart,' of Napanee. The deceased was in his place in church a week ago yesterday, took ill on Monday and died aftetr four days' sickness. The funeral takes place this afternoon at 3 p.m. from his late home, corner of Bridge and Richard streets, where religious ser vices will be held. Mrs. J. M. Simpson and baby are visiting friends in Toronto Mrs. Wilfred S. Wilson and daugh- ter, Miss Dorothy, aré visiting Mrs. Wilson's sister in Montreal. E. H. Baines, a former manager of the Dominion Bank here. has been visiting friends in 'ows. Fred McKee, of Chicago, Ill, Yor- merly of Deseronto, was on a tour last week visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Richardson, who have been with Mrs. Fred Richardson, John street, returned to their home in Belleville on Satur- day. Mr. Richardson is much im- proved in health. NIP PLOT TO MURDER THE JUGO-SLAV KING Oonspirators Also Planned to Dynamite the Royal Palace in Belgrade. London, May 18.--Police discov- ery of a communist plot aimed chief- ly at assassination of King Alexander of Jugo-Slavia and members of the cabinet, as well as dynamiting of the royal palace, is announced. at Bel- grade, according to a Central News dispatch. Seventeen bolsheviks, continues the dispatch, arrived recently to carry out the plot and several of them were captured as they ponder- ed over their plans and maps. Special police precautionary meas- ures have been taken to frustrate fruition of the plot. Another Belgrade message sald that twenty-five alleged red plotters had been apprehended, and that their plans comprehended dynamit- ing public buildings as well as "as- sassination of politicians." A HEAVY SNOWFALL IN THUNDER BAY AREA Checked Forest Fire Menace in Western Ontario--18 Above at Brandon. re NEENNNNNNEN CHILDREN'S BAREFOOT , Sandals Young Ladies' Pat- ent Colonial Gore Pumps| with pretty buckle as illustrated. Sizes 2} to 6. 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Reports from the areas where four large fire were being combatted for the past few days are to the effect that they are all being held, and that they will be under control this evening. Frost on Prairies, Winnipeg, May 18.--Frost was recorded In many districts through- out the West Friday night, but no serious damage is reported. Bran- don, Man., led the way with 15 de- 'grees. collsior,o send senior ed. ! Rastgn Waltet Bosher, 101 Princess St. Kingston