THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG- - For bus asd taxi, bugles and sacl, horses. for Cataraqui Ceme daily except Saturday and Monday st 2 pam. A truck for 'moving. Dr. Waugh DENTIST 106 Wellington St. Phone 256. GENERAL INSURANCE Fire, Plate Glass, Liabil- ity, Auto, Burglary and Baggage. GUARANTEE BONDS Agent Great West Life Assurance Company. R. H. Wadde FREIGHT, FURNITURE, SAFES,' PIANOS, CARTAGE and STORAGE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Kingston Transfer Co . PHONE 397. EVENINGS 2331, + 158 WELLINGTON ST DR.J. CW. BROOM - Dental Surgeon 150 Wellington Street. "Phone 679. Evenings by appointment. PIANO TUNING Plano Tuning, Repairing and Player Plano Adjusting. N. | Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. ---------- TORTURED WITH ' ECZEMA ? Eczema, or Salt Rheum. as it is commonly called, is one of the most ice fw deme 1 ANSDOWNE BUDGET smarting, especially at night or when the parts are exposed to heat are al- most unbearable and relief is greatly welcomed, y IS VERY INTERESTING The most reliable and . effective|A Surprise Marriage to Many remedy for this trouble is Residents--Church Ser= Burdock Blood Bitters , vices on Sunday. Mrs. J. R. Johnson, R. R. No, 1,| Lansdowne, June 16.--Among Oshawa, Ont., writes: --"For years I | those who attended the Women's In- was troubled with eczema, and had | Stitute convention, held at Delta, on that terrible itching and burning sen- | Friday last, were, Miss Lettie Lau- Sation, and could find no relief for it. | don, Mrg, Walter Cross, Miss Edna Finally, I was advised to use B.B.B. | Elliott, Mrs. Gordon Surplis, Mrs. and after my second bottle I began | George Boucher, Miss Ena Bigford, to see a great difference, and 1 can, Miss Annie Shaw and Mrs. Shaw. now, advise anyone troubled as I was | np, Haig is a patient in the to use this wonderful remedy." Ki bm G 1 'Hospital, Mis For sale at ail druggists and deal- | ro. 8500 Genera IB 1a 3 ' Herbison, Kingston, who is a nurse- ers; put up only by the T. Milburn in-training in Cobourg General Hos- pital, spent part of her holidays with her grandmother, Mrs. William Mox- ley, returning to Kingston on Satur- day. Mrs. Wi H. Towle, Maitland, was a recent guest of Miss Rachael Webster and also of Rev. Cecil and Mrs. Winter. Robert Sheppard's many friends received a surprise early this week when they learned of his marriage to & Gananoque lady, Miss Margaret B. Taylor. The event took place on Wednesday last. Mr. and Mrs. Shep- pard were recent visitors here.' Mrs, George Randall left on Sunday to at- tend Grand Lodge of th€ Rebekahs in Hamilton. - ¢ On Wednesday morning, June 17th, Wesley McNeill passed away after a lengthy illness. His wife pre- deceased him sixteen months ago. The funeral will be héld on Friday afternoon at his late residence. Anthony Kemp is attending Grand Lodge of the®I.0.0.F. at Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Johnston, Mrs. J. Geo. A. Wright & Son CHINE WORKS Phone 1204. 334-236 Ontario St. All kinds of Stationary and Marine Gas Engines repaired. Prompt and Efficient Service. © Oxy-Aecetylene Welding. a or -- ---- DR.W. A. JONES Announces that he has moved his office to 150 WELLINGTON STREET and will limit his practice to X-Ray and Physio-Therapy (use of electrical and physical appliances in treatment) TELEPHONE 2714. DR. RUPERT P. MILLAN DENTIST 84 Princess Street. 'Phone 18550 ° Gag for Painless Extrae OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT H. Butcher, 27 Pine Street. 'PHONE 1384. ~---- ---- . We Sell New & Used Lumber Iron Sheeting At Lowest Prices I. Cohen & Co. 267-2878 ONTARIO. STREK 'PHONES 886 and 8387. niotored to Athens, on Saturday and were guests of Miss T. Webster and returned home on Sunday. Misses Bertha Horton, Bernice Greer, Dora Smith and Elma Smith and Messrs. Arthur Horton, Gordon Byron Smith went to Kemptville, on Friday last, to attend the annual fleld day sports of the Agricultural School, George Phillips and daughter, Ot- tawa, are occupying their cottage at Ivy Lea. Mrs. George Latimer, To- ronto, is visiting relatives. The Lansdowne L.O.B.A., number- ing thirty-two, went to Gananoque, on Friday evening, for degree work 1 D.. Latimer and Miss Eliza Webster Dr. R. B. Bishop -. DENTIST Offices at the Corner of Princess Streets gton 192 Wellington Street 'Phone 2077. arm Dental-Br. Alex. M. Clark will continue to practice OFFICE: 84 BROCK STRERT Evenings by appointment. Phone 2003 and had a yery pleasant time. Ray- mond Vanarnam has gone to Bast View Park, near Kingston, to con- duct a refreshment booth. Williani Steacy left on Tuesday to spend a couple of months in the west and will visit Mr. and Mrs. H. Hough, Tisdale, Sask. He was accompanied by his niece, Miss Christina Myles, who will spend the summer and fall with Mrs. Hough. Robert Latimer, Montreal, ig visit- ing relatives. George Peck has pur- chased D. G. Sheppard's cottage, / | boat-house and motor-boat. Mrs. Claire Liddell, Bridgeburg, is visit- ing relatives. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Truesdell, on Sunday, June 14th, a daughter. Gordon H. Lau- don has invested in a new Maxwell sedan. Mrs. B. W. Leverette, Brock- ville, is visiting relatives. Mrs. Shaw and Miss Anna Shaw, on Fri- Dr. Vincent A. Marti] DENTIST -. Evenings by appointment. 372 Princess Street. "Phone 105 ep s------ DR.R.E.SPARKS DENTIST 'Wishes to intimate that he may be consulted at Wellbrock Offices, 159 Wellington street, by any who may req "PHONE 346. freee, DR. ERNEST B. SPARKS, : DENTIST 159 Wellington St. 'Phone 346. WATTS, Florist 182 Wellington Street J¥het you wang the best in Out call WATTS", 1 Sole member of Florist Tele- Delivery for 'Kingston day,'motored to Delta and Kingston returning home on Saturday. Chalmers church congregation will meet for public worship on Sunday forenoon. Service at Fairfax in the evening. Subject: "Teaching of The United Church." The Union Sunday school 'will meet at Dulcemaine, on Sunday morning, at 10.30 o'clock. velopment, from the shell & June B7th has been selected as the e 8 0 the full grown birds. Come in' dais f Chalmers church annual fes. and 46s the nq got our Lansdowne fair dates are Sept. | 22nd and 23rd. Service in St. John's (Anglican) church on Sunday next is at 3 pom.; S.8. at 2 o'clock. J. P. Lynch is moving into the property he bought recently. Baby Chick Food ~ * We have in stock the proper food required by Baby Chicks for the different periods of de- WERE CALLED TO BELLEVILLE. A m-- To Be With a Daughter to Undergo Operation. Parham, June 16.--The 1.0.O.F., of this place, held their annual de- .coration day, on Sunday, when they visited Parham and Wagarville cem- 100 ACRES--3" tillable; black soil eteries. A large number from here and loam, 9 room frame attended the circus in Kingston on |: Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Smith were called to Belleville, 'on Tues. day/to be with their daughter, Mrs. Fred Charlton, who will have a ser- "making the crops look fine. fous ration performed. Her friends Zope for a speedy recovery as she was 'a former resident of this place, Miss Ethel Steele visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Cronk. Mrs. Edith Howes visiting friends here. J. B. Davidso: has gone to Chaffey's Locks and act as guide for tourists. Some of| the farmers are 'employed repairing the road pt ny News From District Places ' "I don't care what Mamma and Tapa talk about except when they spell their words," RAIN CAME OPPORTUNELY. The Strawberries Ripening--Were Drying on. Vines. Adolphustown, June 16.--The showers yesterday and last night were very welcome. Ifirain had not come the strawberry crop would have soon dried up as the berries are ripening rapidly. v . The community was saddened on Thursday to laarn of the death of Mrs. M. W. Clapp, at her home in Picton, after a lingering illness. Mrs. Clapp, who was Miss Kate Allen, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Allen, was well known here, as she always resided in Adolphustown, until a few years ago when, with her husband, she moved to Picton. The funeral services, which were ' con- .ducted by Rev. Mr. Mellor were held at her late residence on Saturday, followed by interment in the ceme- tery at the Methodist church, Adol- phustown, and were attended.by a large number of relatives and friends. The sympathy of all goes out to the five children who have lost a loving mother. Among recent visitors were Mr. and Mrs. G. Mogg, Galt, at Russel Cousins'; Mrs. G. Foster and little daughters, also Miss Arbuckle, Ot- tawa, at F. BE. Foster's; Mr. and Mrs. C. Pierce and family, Bongards, at W. J. Magee's; Alfred John Den- bigh, at H. John's; A. R. Davis, To- vonto, at George Davis. We are glad to report that George Magee, was not as seriously injured as was reported at first and is pro- ,| pressing favorably. Mrs. James Bird is suffering with quinsy. Reeve Johnston is also on the sick list. The local telephone system is giving most unsatisfactory service. Mr. Perry needs to do some extensive repair work. Everyone is regretting the approaching removal of Rev. H. B. and Mrs. Neal to Wooler circuit. They have made a host of warm friends during the three years of their pastorate. They will 'be suc- ceeded by Rev. Harold and Mrs. Stainton. b Rev Herbert and Mrs. Pringle leave to-day for a few months visit in England. A few admirers of Sir John A. MacDonald met on Hay Bay shore, on June 6th and erected a small board to mark the site of his home during a few of his boyhood years. Mrs. Robert Cousins will entertain the Ladies' Ald on Wednesday. The Women's Institute departmental speaker will address a meeting in the Methodist church on Thursday. Adolphustown is becoming a thriv- ing business centre. Dr. Duffet h "opened*up his store with a full stoc of general merchandise, SETTLED AT BLACK RIVER. -- A McLean Couple Moved to the Unit. + ed States. McLean, June 15.--~The rain is A few from here are attending the circus at Kingston. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Shortts and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bhortts, Mountain Grove; Mrs. Luke Godfrey and Delma and Bruce, Mt. Vale, spent Sunday foremoon at Russell Woods'. Mr. and Mrs. John Kellar and family, Arden, ghd Mrs. Luke Godfrey and Delma and Bruce, Mt. Vale, spent Sunday afternoon at Wella Smith's. Melville Wagar, Long Lake, also Rev. Mr, and Mrs. Gall at Eddie Brown's, Sunday. William Smith was visiting a few days at Moscow, Frank Smith and family motored to Moscow and Wil- liam Smith came home with them. Mr.'and Mrs. Willland Cousins left a couple weeks ago for the U.8. Word 't MARRIED AT PETERBOROUGH, 'moon. They will reside - A Happy Event on June 1st Known in Prince Edward. A pretty wedding took place Mon- day, June 1st at the residence of | the bride's parents, 186 Hunter! street east, Peterborough, when Lucille, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Rose, became the bride of Wil- liam Duggan of Ivanhoe. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. R.! Bamforth, pastor of Mark street! Methodist church, in the presence of Cedar Fence Posts We are selling 8' Posts at a price as low as 20c: each. Quantity limited. S. ANGLIN CO, LIMITED Woodworking Factory, Lumber Yards, Coal Bins BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS; KINGSTON, ONTARIO Telephone: Private Branch Exchange, No. 1571 relatives and friends of the con- tracting parties, : The bride wore a pretty gown of mauve georgette, and carried roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Dorothy Dever, | Picton, wore green georgette, and | carried a bouquet of roses. Harry Lovibopd, Ivanhoe, acted as best man. After the ceremony a buffet luncheon was served to the bridal party and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Dug- gan leaving later for a brief honey-| in Peter-| borough. Guests from out-of-town who atténded the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duggan Miss Grace Duggan, Ivanhoe; M Bertha Hughes, Toronto, and Miss Dorothy Dever, Picton. Felix McNally's Bee Stone Road, June 16--Felix Mc- Nally had a bee, Friday, raising the frame for the addition to his barn. Jerry Ryan. has purchased a new car. Fred Dier had the misfortune to lose a valuable Morse. A number from here attended the Orange ser- vice held in the Presbyterian church, Newboro, on Sunday. H. C. McEwen, Westport, passed through here en route to Kingston. Miss V. Warren is staying at her brother's, ¥. H. Warren, as the doc- tor advised Mrs. Warren to take a rest. Miss-G. Hull is visiting rela- | tives at Westport. 8s. BE. Warren, Westport, Mrs. E. "George, Elgin, Mrs. E. Rohde, Watertown, N.Y., Mrs. A. Bonner at F. H. Warren's. Mrs. Earl Rohde and daughter, Bet- ty Jean, returned to their home in Watertown, N.Y., after spending sev- eral weeks with relatives at Stone Road, Elgin and Westport. Death of J. A. Whattam. Cherry . Valley, June 15.--James A. Whattam passed away at his home, on Royal street, on Friday, June 5th. Mr. Whattam had been falling in health for several months, Deceased was born in South Marys- burgh and had, spent his life there, being a prominent farmer in that township. His wife, Florence Palm- atier, survives. Messrs. Henry What- tam and John Whattam, Picton, are brothers and Mrs. Willlam Head, Picton, and Mrs. Ellen Astrander are sisters. Mr. Whattam was highly es- teemed by his neighbors. There was a very large assemblage at his fun- eral on Monday. Rev. Mr. Barnes conducted the sérvice. Interment was made in Cherry Valley cemetery. Duffy-Mahon, Nuptials. Crow Lake, June 10.--A very pleasant event took place, on June 3rd, when Daisy Belle, third daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mahon, became the bride of John H. Duffy. The bridal party motored to Perth where they were masried by the Rev. A. son. The young couple were ynattended. The bride was at- tired in navy tricotine with sand blouse of alithyme crepe and hat to match. A reception was given at the home of the brifle's parents where many friends and acquaint- ances spent a very pleasant evening. The large collection of gifts, costly and well chosen testified to the es- teem in which the young couple are held. Mr. and Mrs. Duffy will reside at Fall River where the groom is a prosperous young farmer. Visitors at Bob's Lake Bob's Lake, June 16-- William Shellington has' éngaged men to work on the road. Miss Hilda Dob- ney, Kingston, spent Sunday at her mother's. Mrs. John Dobney and Miss Kathleen Fitzgerald have re- turned home after spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. R. Martin of Westport. John Murphy spent Sunday &t Thothas Hickey's, Bobs Lake. Miss Helen Carty spent the week-end with. her mother, Mrs. Thomas Carty, Westport. Francis Kelly spent Sunday at B. BE. Att- wood's. Mrs. E. Fitzgerald spent Fri- day at Mrs. N. Kelly's. Misses Ber- tha and Julia Atwood spent Sunday at their brother's, C. Atwood, Bigin. Mr. and Mrs. B. Fitzgerald spent Sunday at his brother's, J. Fitzger- ald's. = William Thompson, Collin's Bay, at Taman "Where Good Clothes Cost Less" Style--Value--Quality AT TWEDDELL'S Every garment in our stock, every gar: ment we sell, is an expression of our judg- ment of quality, value and style. A judg- ment based on our own experience. Your selection here is merely a matter of deciding upén pleasing style, fabric and pattern. 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Let ushelp you with "nur roofing problem, McKelvey & Birch, Limited, 69-71 Brock Street, Kingston, Ont., : "Phone 237. trip to friends in Denbigh * ITING OLD SCENES. bis Falls last week. June 15.~Willilam Denbigh, Thompson, Collin's Bay, a native,| and one of the earliest settlers of Denbigh, was a welcome guest of his daughter .and son-in-law, Mr. and <| Mrs. BE. W. Petzold, and also paid a visit to relatives and former neigh- bors at Slate Falls, his former home. Mr. and Mrs. William Gilmore amd their three children, Ardoch, also enjoyed a few pleasant days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wienecke. ~ month the guest of her sister, Miss Barber,