Daily British Whig (1850), 6 Aug 1925, p. 3

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SPECIAL One gold plated Auto fi Strop. Razor, com-§ plete with Strop in metal case free with one large package of Blades. ONLY at this Store. L. T. Best Prescription Specialist "Phone 50, FOR SALE Bateman's Real Estate ' BRICK BUNGALOW---7 rooms, 8 pc. bath, electric light, double lot and choice location. 4.82,000--Frame, 4 rooms, B. and T., $8,000--Frame, 7 rooms, 3 p. bath, electric light and furnace. $4,000 -- Brick, semi-detached, 8 rooms, 8 p. bath, electric light avd gas, deep lot and garage. $5,000--Brick, 6 rooms, 8 p. bath, electric light and furnace, garage. $7,500--Brick, all modern, central. MONEY TO LOAN, CUSTOMS BRUKER ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE, . 311% BROCK ST. KINGSSON JR FREIGHT DELIVERY A SPECIALTY Local and long distance. All Motor Trucks with Afr Tires. HK. L. BRYANT vision Street. 'Phone. 1753. [5 J as4 D1 THAT THE OLD BOYS AND GIRLS OF KINGSTON may have the jolliest home- coming with good health and pros- perity always is the hearty wish of For the next month, we will install GAS Pipes inside the wall of your house. Auygne desiring to become a consumer of the best and cheapest fuel on the market, 'phone 1604 for full informa tion. If it can be done with heat You can do it cheaper with GAS. Public Utilities Commission C. C. Folger, General Manager. -------------------- For Comfort This Week Window Screens . . .55c and 60c. each Screen Doors with Hinges and Pull ........$2.50 and $3.50 ea. Electric Toasters . . . . ....$6.00.each Gas Hot Plates $3.50, $5.00, $7.00 ea. | Burner Ovens ........$5.00 each 2 Burner Ovens .........$6.00 each Electric Lamps--25, 40, 60 watt, nnn, venison es 3 for $1.00 McKelvey & Birch BIG CLOTHING SALE ro 'We are offering the balance of our opening stock at prices * that are TEMPTING, even though YOU do not need a new Suit. 3 We purchased our opening stock at 309 discount, and are uw alling at 10% Sincoust off opening prices. Look anywhere and everywhere and you will find this is the store purchase your Suit. ar price $45.00 to $50.00. now sissies a foinie so $29.50 price $35.00 to $45.00. pricenow ..... a... SUITS. Regular $25.00 to $35.00. Our pricenow ..............$17.50 : SUIS: Reguler $1 Sa to $225 50. $25.00 | PROBS--Mostly fair and warm to-day and Friday. Thunderstorms in some localities. FORMER MRS. GOULD AND HUSBAND Lady Dunsford, formerly Mrs. George J. Gould, and her husband, Viscount Dunsford, leaving their hotel in Montreal following their surprise marriage there. LH PICTON Picton, Aug. 6.--The Ben Hokea orchestra came down from Toronto and played for a dance at Glendora summer resort on Tuesday evening. A very large crowd was in attend- ance from town and county, many non-dancers driving over to enjoy the beautiful scenery and music. Mrs. Newton Davis and her sister, Miss Cameron, are visiting friends in town and county. Dr. Currie and family have re- turned from a month' s_,/ holidays spent up on Lake Simcoe. Percy Shorey and Miss Gussie Shorey came down from Toronto and are holidaying at the parental home on Main street east. Picton Boy Scouts are in camp at G. H. Boulton's on the Bay Shore. The Chautauquay is having a very good attendance and is giving a high class of entertainment to its} patrons. Mrs. Willis Yerex has returned home from a two weeks' holiday spent at Papineau Lake, near May- nooth. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Terry of Toronto were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Knox, Talbot street. . Miss Alice Blake has returned to Toronto after holidaying at the home of Mrs. Arthur Williamson, Ena street. Miss Margaret Tireman and her friend, Mrs. Laine of Detroit, stopped over with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Moxon and Miss Mae Moxon, one day last week. They were on a motor trip through Can- ada as far east as Quebec City and will return home through New York state. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reid and their family are visiting Prince Ed- ward county friends. Mr. Reid is an old Picton boy, having been born here but removed with his parents to reside in Oswego some twenty-five years ago. Rodney Rundle has taken over the business lately operated by G. B. DeNike and will continue the business in the same stand. The steamer Brockville carried a good crowd down to Kingston to the old Boys Reunion on Tuesday last. The Hastings and Prince military bands also went. Messrs. James Rorke and Jack Graydon spent Tuesday at Amherst Island. Miss Hilda Rowlston was hostess to a delightful party at her home on Paul street on Monday evening. The hostesses for the Golf Club luncheon next week will be Mrs. E. M. Young, Miss Keitha Platt, Mrs. French an rs. Martin. Miss Josie Shannon and Miss Helen Shaunon of Rochester, N.Y., are guests of their sister, Mrs. Jer- ome Helferty, and 'Mr. Helferty. They will also visit Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Shannon, Waupoose Is- land, before their return home. Lindley B. Calnan returned from Texas last week with his bride. Hh They are ensconsced at the Macklin f| Cottage on the Bay Shore for the remainder of the summer. Mrs. Gerald Cooper and litde son are on a visit to friends in Toronto, | Hamilton and London. li New York Has Less Than 6,000,000 People New York, Aug. 6.--The popula-| tion of New York city on July 1st, was less than six million people, ac-|, cording to unofficial estimates of New York and NAMagtn Suey | IN MARINE CIRCLES 3 Clearances-- Wednesday: Steamers | ij "3 Pomeroy, east for Mont- | real at 11.50 p.m.; Kamloops, east] for Montreal at 8 a.m.; | east for Montreal at Thursday: Maplehill, east for Mont- | Robert W. real this morning; City of Ottawa, - west this morning; Kingston, east for Prescott this morning, returned | gg this afternoon and cleared west for | Charlotte and Toronto; McKinstry, east for Montreal at 12.30 a.m.; Frank B. Baird, east for Montreal at | 5 am. The majority of these boats are of the Eastern Line and were all | new last season. They carry grain] from Buffalo to Montreal. This is the first season they have been re-' ported in the local papers. The government steamer Scout is at the causeway awaiting orders. GUN FIGHT IN ST. LOUIS. Four Wounded fn Capture of Cheque Forger. St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 6.--A down- town lunch crowd was thrown into confusion and two policemen, a de- puty city marshal and an unidenti- fled cheque forger were wounded in A running revolver fight here yes- terday. The forger who had just at- tempted to cash a bogus cheque at the Mississippi Valley Trust Com- pany was captured. The pursuit, which was taken up by policemen at each corner and in which many shots weré fired caused great excitement in the downtown gection. Lawn Social at Newburgh. A successful lawn social' was held on the Newburgh parsonage grounds on July 28sh. A large gathering of people from all the circuit enjoyed both refreshments and a splendid programme. The programme opened with a selection sung by Miss Leah Ramsay. The attraction of the evening was the May Pole by eight little girls: Hazel Waiter, Wil, Files, Marie Lewis, Marie Ramsay, Louise Ramsay, Mildred. Harrison, Harriet Gandier and Francis Shier, accom- panied by Mabel McNeely. Other very pleasing and acceptable num-! bers were violin selections by Miss | Emberly; plano selections by »Miss Helen Williams; duets by Miss Beu- lah and Mr. Hudgin; }*Fs. Bruce Finley and Mr. Jack Millen; patrio- tic chorus by seven young men from Wesley, vocal solos by Mrs. Bruce Finley. The success of this lawn social is due to the loyal co-opera- tion of the several appotutments. The proceeds were $65. Will Test Legality of Sunday Ball. Chatham, Aug. 8.--The legality of Sunday eball in the village of Paincourt, French-Canadian set- tlement near here, is to be tested in the county police court at an early | mm date. Bourrassa, manager of the Paincourt | i baseball team, alleging that he was |g High Constable George Peters | gm has preferred a charge against Paul | pe Ne responsible for a game in Sunday, |S July 26th. The charge was laid fol-! lowing a complaint by the Lord's Day Alliance. The case is to be con- | BS tested, the defense, it is reported, in- tending to show that the game in question Is not a noisy one, and that ' FRIDAY AT STEACY'S The Greatest of all | Bargain Attractions Double Discount Stamps SAVE 10% SAVE 109% ALL DAY FRIDAY © Concentrate your shopping here to-morrow and take full advantage of this special offer. You save 10 cents on every $1.00 you spend in the purchase of your personal and household needs s in all departments on every regular cash purchase. So : 3 If you are a believer in economy, then shop the Steacy way of saving money while you spend'it -- that's real economy. 4

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