Six Marks of a Christian By Rev. Allan P. Shatford, M.A., D.C.L. " Rector Bt. James the Apostle, Montreal Fellow Governor McGill University Just the kind of a book for Men and Women and Young People in all walks of life. Theresis no Theology in it, so that it appeals: to all denominations. Chapter headings are as follows: -- Loyalty, Cour- age, Patience, Humility, Freedom, Gen- erosity, ete. ......: <u. ..ueeens $1.25 R. Uglow: & Co. --------, BS "Dania Ware" Pottery FROM DENMARK Very attractive colorings and shapes in dh A Aaa VASES, BOWLS, JARDINIERS . $1.00 UP.TO $8.00 Eleetrie t and power for coun. oy homes, and small towns. W. C. CANNON 164 Barrie St. "Phone 11504, THOMAS COPLEY | Kinnear & d'Esterre 168 PRINCESS ST, na JOBBING WORK A SPECIALTY Brick, Stone, Plastering and Tile Setting Douglas '& Mcllqguham ' CONTRACTORS 'Phones 2207F--028W 'Sowards Keeps Coal ad Coal Keeps Sowards FRESH, MINED COAL ARRIVING DAILY. WOOD OF ALL KINDS. ALWAYS ON HAND. "TELEPHONE 155 . La & + UPTOWN OFFICE: MecGALL'S CIGAR STORE OUTING SHOES t Outing much pre. an Soya sd gr = Pi He never went to chopping wood Or splitting rocks, like many men, 'But he proved he was pretty good At making 'wise cracks now and then. i Belle: :"What has become of the old parlor sofa?" Hugene: "They -have put four wheels under it and call it a coupee now." To Make Both Ends Meet. Ring Master: "Where is Twister, the contortionist? It's time for his act." i Twister's Understudy: "I'm: doub- ling for him today." Gertrude. gh A Fair W Mrs, Hésse: "Dearie, I've decided to have my face lifted." Hesse: "You oan do as you like, but you'd better not ask me for the 'Jack'. 1 -J. G. C.° -------- A Lesson Learned. : "No," saig Unclé Ike, "I ain't never tried to work one of these cross-word pussies. Years ago, when the 'ffteen puszle' was all the rage, I spent so much time on it that, an- other feller stole my best girl before I knew what was goin' on. Since then, I ain't takin' any chances.' " Théré's A Reason. "Don't you ever go to the movies any more?" * "No; my girl has a new porch swing." ~--Frank M. Midkiff. RTH ' Safe. Mother: "Don't thtow yourself at that young man, Kittens." Daughter' "Why, mother, know he's a good catch." --Mrs. H. G. Vogel. you Bottom Fell Out. Duncan: "But I thought he let You in on that stock at the rock bottom price?" Armstrong: "He did---and been on the rocks ever since." v ----D. G. I. ------ Greek To Joey. © George was 13 years old, and, ac: cording to the time-honored Hebraic custom, was celebrating his Confir- mation or Bar Mitavah party. A guest at the reception asked his brother Joey, nine-year old: "When you get older, are you going to be_Bar-Mitzvah?" "Aw'no," said Joey, "Pm goin' to be a civil engineer." : ~~Mrs. M. M. Rosner. Feeding the Kiet: By the Poker Kitty : A Kitty's life is hard, indeed... At least, the sort I mean, The kind whom men sit up to feed, "Around a table green. They always sdy: "We'll stop at ten," That poker-playing crew. Alas, they are dedeitful jen; They never, never, do I've 5 » Herself. In | "Cone, teed the kitty," is their cry, "Two white ehips, or a red!" And so, tll dawn is In the sky, It's gotten 80 I dread thé night, Such awful hours I keep; I may be long on food, all right, But Gee! I'm short on sléep! The Readon. Dorothy: "Why doesn't Mstjorie succeed as a music teacher?" Jean: "She has no class." . ~--~Albert Shuler. w------ . Catty. uise: "You wasled your hair erday, didn't you, dear?" Lots: "Yes. How did you guess?" Louise: "I thought I saw it out on the line," > -P. 8. P. (Copyright, 1935. Reproduction Forbidden). -- MONDAY WILL BRING THE' SPARKS' CIRCUS Show Day Makes Appeal To | Young And Old--Street ! At 11 am. ees ----. | After twf\ weeks of eager antici- pation, during which he has counted the days as. they passed, the small boy will be in his glory Monday, for by the time the average household is gathered around the breakfast table, the white tops of Sparks' cir- cus will have ecdnverted. the fair grounds into a great and wonderfyl city of tents, But It is not alone the small boy who has been awaiting the arrival/ of cireus day, for few ever outgrew their love for this form of smusement which has a fascination not many can resist. To-day there are thousands of "circus fans" all over the country--and many of them have grandchildrén. To many of these "fans," both young and old, there is an interest in every hour of circus day, and for their benefit the following schedule is given: Sparks' Circus Day me. 6 a.m.--Sparks effeus trains due to arrive from Ogdensburg. 8 a.m.--Breakfast served to the seven hundred circus employees. 11 a.m.--The elaborate street par- ade. 1 p.m.--Doors open for letsurely inspection of menagerie. Band con- cert by the Jack P illips concert band 1 to 2 p.m. -- > 3. p.m. -<Afternoon performance with the Far East spectacle, "L'Ora, The Jurigle Queen," with 300 human and animal participants. 6 p.mi.--Concert of popular and classical music played on the world's largest steam plato, which can be heard for five miles without the use of radiophones. 7 p.m.--Doors opened to public. Inspéction of menageried Band con- cert augmented by J.-M. Del Vecho, Master air calliopist of the world. 8 p.m.--Evening performance of the ¢iréus, complete in detail. 11 p.m.----Concérted night move- ment to circus trains. '12 .p.m.~--Departure trains for Smith's Falls. For the convenience of patrons a dowd town ticket office will be estab- lished Monday at L, T. Best's drug ftore, where general admission and reserved seats may be had at the same price as at the ticket wagons on the circus grounds. N ------------------ '* A VARIETY SHOWER -------- Was A Happy Event at Mrs. A. 8iy's, Jones' Falls, Jones' Falls, June 9.--The shower held at Mrs. A. Sly's for Ruth Anna Wills, was & great success. A very hot wave swept over this vicinity, but it was very much needed as it helped the farmers to finish their seeding and planting. Jones" Falls was the Beene of a very pretty wedding when Miss Ruth Anna Wills, and Bunnie Glo- Ver were united in holy matrimony Lon June 3rd by Rev. Mr. Morton, Lyndhurst. The government dredge is work- ing here. Ford Moulton is prepar- ing his hotel to receive the sports, Friends and neighbors are glad to know Mrs. L. Burteh is very much improved. Bunnie Glover fs erecting a cottage. Mrs. J. Stewart and son, Morton, Spent Sunday at A. B. Simpion"s.- Miss Afina Hutch- ing and little Gerald Dier have re- turned home from the hospital, after having an = operation on their throats. HEALTAY CHILDREN ARE HAPPY CHILDREN The well child is always a Happy child --it 1s a baby's nature to be of circus your little ones are cross and peevish and ery a great deal they are not well ~they are in need of a medicine-- something that will set their bowels and stomach in order, for nine-tenths of all childhood ailments arise from & disordered state of the bowels and stomach. Such a medicine is Baby's Own Tablets. They are a mild but thorough laxative, which regulate the SWeésten the stomach and thus drive ott constipation and indiges- tion; banish colic; break up colds and simple fevers and make the baby and happy. 'The Ta ots are fanteed to be wabsolu SH WHIG GANANOQUE | June 13.--The contract for paving the streets was let to the ay even: | Paving Company on Thursday even- ing. It required several hours to} decide between the merits of "Stan-| dardite" and "Amiesite," the for- mer finally winning out by a majo- rity of one for the yeas. Work will start immediately, and will probably begin on King street west. Mr. and Mrs. Wynne Stevens are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stevens at the International. The town clerk ,.and treasurer, James H. Sampson, is expected to arrive in Gananoque on Sunday next from England. The "Montroyal™ was expected to dock at Quebec yes- terday at ¢ p.m. and it was Mr. Sampson's intention to remain over a day in Montreal. ' Wolfie Squire, who has. been spending the past week here with his mother, will return to Montreal on Monday. . Paul, Misses Jill and Ann Samp- son were among those who motored to Kingston last evening for the "Dumbells." Kingston and Brockville were well represented at the first regular dance of the schedule at the Canoe Club on Thursday evening. Beauvais orches- tra furnished excellent music, and will probably furnish the music for the balance of the season. Major and Mrs. Stroud and Mrs. James Kane, Kingston, motored from Kingston Wednesday evening for the game' between the Scouts and Rough and Readys, which was won by the latter. : The ladies' soft ball teams are try- ing to arrange for matches with Kingston and Athens teams. There will be a good game of ball this evening at 6.16 in the park when the Cirele Six of Kingston will play the Orphans' Senior. : Misses" Lola and. Edwina Baker were in Kingston last night for "Dumbells." ' R. B. Orser is going to have a busy time of it in July and August in the capacity of official starter at Smith's Falls horse races on July 1st, again duripe their Old Home Week festivities in August and also in Arnprior on 8rd July. John Nalon has purchased from W. H. Calvert the stone residence on Main street, and will take possession happy and contented. Mothers, it} in the néar future. The Merchants and Office mén had another battle last night with the Battery team, the latter winning, by a score of 22-16. The former team were short two of their stars, Barr and Mooféy, which probably had some bearing on the result. NAPANEE PERSONALS. Kenneth Ham Takes Over Law Prac. : GOODS See our $5.00 SUIT CASES --real strong and good looking. CLUB BAGS $6.00 to $35.00 A dandy at $18.50. in BlacInCowhide, Sea Lion grain. Shoes - Shoes. | --Ladies' Sandals ~Tennis Shoes. N --Running Boots --Sport Shoes --Hat Boxes." --Fitted Suit Cases --Bedroom Slip. pers. | The Abernethy Shoe Store ER TE RN srs Kingston's Biggest Home Fumishers FOR THE JUNE BRIDE tice of Judge J. E. Madden. Nupanee, June 13.--Judge J. Er- nest Madden, who his been suffering from {ndisposition, since his eleva. tion to the bench, has now quite re- covered and is attending to the du- ties of his office. ; Kenneth Hal, son of Mr, and Mrs. J. 8. Ham, Piety Hill, who has been for some time past practising law in Toronto, has taken ever the office and practice formerly conducted by Judge J. Ernest Madden. A large number of people will go from Napanee to attend this even ing's: performance of "Dumbelis" at the Grand Opera House, Kingston, amongst whom will be Frank Mills, Miss Evelyn McKim, Miss Nina Me- Kim, Miss ®dna Hull, Miss Mary Rogers and Miss Yvonne McGraw. Mr. and Mrs. William Crossley, Bridge street, have goné to New Brunswick for a summer trip. Lady Twining and Miss Mary Dale, London, England, arrived at Mon- treal on thé 8S. Autonia yesterday. They will spend the summer-with- Mr. and Mrs. William A. Daly, Rob- inson street. Miss Evelyn Asselstine celebrated her birthday by entertaining a num- ber of her ySung friends. Principal Arthur H. McGreer and Mrs. McGreer of Bishop's College, Lennoxville, Que, who have been spending & few days with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGreer, Riverside, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. J, BE. Robinson have béen spending a few days in To- ronto, . 'Miss Claire McGreer, Montreal, and Mr. and Mrs. Vietor McGreer, Kingston, were among the out-of- town guests at the Hawley-McGreer wedding. ; Mrs. Ralph Scott is: visiting Mrs. W. C. Scott this week. Rev. A. H. Coleman, who Nas been at Ottawa for the meetings of Sy- nod, has returned to town. Mrs. Patrick Gleeson, Bast street, is spending the summer with rela- tives and frieads in British Colum- bia. T. 8. Henry, John street, who has HER FURNITURE -- HER GIFTS Will hold the allegiance of Choite gifts for the Wedding Day and later, Furniture for the new all hearts for the next few woeks. home To Close An Estate We offer the Properties for sale: following | WELLINGTON APARTMENTS with 8 beautiful flats. HOUSE on Montreal Street. 200 ACRE FARM---first class land, stone house, barns. 2 miles . from city on Provincial A . All will be sold. Worth 21 Highwas. Apply: TRUMPOUR M. "Phone 704 or 2072w. - + i 270 PRINCESS ST. THE LENNOX COUNTY "COUNCIL IN SESSION Educational Grants Made--Re- port Made Regarding the Care of Oounty Poor. ------ Napanee, June 13.--The Lennox and Addington county council has been In session this week. The smoufits granted by the Provincial Education Department were, for public schools, $1,168.70 and sepa-| rate schools, $19.64; total, $1,188. 34. The council made a grant to the Ontario Deps ent of Agriculture of $3.00 per tor eighty-nine schools taking part in school fair work. The equalization of asséssment 'was adopted at the same figures as last year. . \ A deputation the LODE. appeared before the council, FLOWER THIEVES BUSY. Family Plot in Joyceville Cemetery Stripped of Flowers. Mean "thefts have been repor from time to time but it is dot if a meaner one than that which te place near Joyceville can be equi led. A party of motorists were ceeding along the road and ) & Nking for some flowers that in the cemetery, stopped car dnd one of the men got out and strip: a little family plot of every fig that had recently been placed ' on. The number of the car was cured and it is likely that more be heard of the case. Another theft of a similar nat: also occurred recently whem whole side of the Joyceville ae house was stripped of all its and flowers. Unfortunately thers f 30 th trace to the person who did | --~ k