THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1925. FREE To each person pur- chasing preserving supplies to the value of 25 cents or over, we will give FREE one Metal Jar pack. Spices (extra strong). Parowax ......(18¢c. pound) Preserving Powder ..10c. Saccharine .'10c¢. dram 1.7. Best PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 'Phone 59, Bateman's Real Estate BRICK BUNGALOW---7 rooms, 8 pc. bath, electric light, double lot and choice location. $2,000--Frame, 4 rooms, B. and T,, electric light. $8,000--Frame, 7 rooms, 3 p. bath, -electric light and furnace. $4,000 -- Brick, semi-detached, 8 rooms, 8 p. Path, electric light ard 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. 111% BROCE BT. KINGSLON -------- FREIGHT DELIVERY A SPECIALTY Local and long distance. All Motor Trucks with Alr Tires. H. L. BRYANT 384 Division Street. 'Phone 1733. q bl 4 Your DIAMONDS Have Wonderful Possibilities Let us show you how the gems from your ring or old necklet may be re- mounted in new, attrac. tive settings. ' The cost is very moderate and the new Ring or Bar Pin is always most pleasing. Far the next month, we will install GAS Pipes inside the wall of your house. Auyone 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. HEAT? YERY IMPORTANT QUESTION THESE CHILLY MORNINGS Is your FURNACE ready ? We would remind you that we are fully equipped and ready to give prompt and ef- ficient service in making Repairs and Over- hauling your heating system. PLUMBING OR HEATING Are you considering new installations or _ alterations ? May we assist you ? JUST "PHONE 237 | McKelvey & Birch Limited MODLER & CO. The Store that pleases Men and Young Men Our New Fall and Winter Samples are here. Over 400 to select from. You may have your Suit and Overcoat made to measure in any style you may select in § days from date of Prices $28.50 to $60.00 order. SPECIAL! 40 samples. Your choice 32850 : THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG THEY'LL FLY TO HONOLULU This flying boat is the naval plane 1-8 -12, one of a con- tingent that will fly from Los Angeles to Honolulu on Sept.'2nd. The crew seems happy at the The Regular Thing. One of our outstanding surgeons has been giving some wholesome ad- vice to his brother practitioners. He | points out that in accident cases where damage suits are likely fo arise, or in regular practice where a physician may be sued for mal- practice, a great deal of misgivings and self criticism will be saved the physician, if he has every case un- dergo and X-ray examination, where there is a possibility of a broken bone. The attending physician may de- cide that the bone is not broken. treat it as a slight injury, with the result that the patient feeling that the bone j€ not broken, takes great- er chancel with it than his physician has advised. If trouble results there- from, the physician may well be | blamed for not making sure of his | diagnosis by means of the X-ray. On | | the other hand if the physician is not known to the patiemt, and treats it as if it were a broken bone by us- ing splints and so forth, the patient may later question the account and even the fact that the bone was really broken. The physician therefore not only protects the patieat by having the X-ray examination, but also pro, tects his own name and reputation. Out in the country, many miles from an X-ray machine, .some physicians feel reasonably sure of their diag- nosis, and hesitate to put the pat- jent to the expense and trouble of a trip to the nearest point where the X-ray examination can be made. Physicians are only human, and | sometimes let the matter of the ex- pense to the patient, sway their de- cision in a doubtful case. It would be well, our surgéon friend reminds them, to think past this matter of expense to the pat- ient, to thé point of what the pos- sibility of a mistake may mean to the whole after life of the patient. This surgeon goes further and states that before long, judges in these damage or malpractice suits, would decide that it was an over- sight on the part of the medical man it he did not have this test made. And not only should the X-ray be taken at time of accident, but in some cases it would be wise to have an examination made during the healing of the break to make sure that everything was all right. As I've said before, the X-ray is a wonderful aid where it is needed, and it does seem a great mistake not to take advantage of it. Increase in Convictions. Toronto, Aug. 27.--An increase in prisoners committed in Ontario last year over 1923 is shown in the re- port on prisons and reformatories in, Ontario for 1924, this increase being 1,884. The number of convictions for intoxication in '1924 was 4,027 compared with 3,482 the previous year. ---------------- Large Conservative Rally, Belleville, Aug. 27.--A big gath- ering of Conservatives of Northum- berland, Prince Edward and Hast. ings counties took place yesterdays at Presque Ile, twenty miles from here, and just south of Brighton. It was the annual picnic of M. E. May- bee, M.P. for Northumberland. The speech of the day was given by Sen- ator Robertson, former minister of labor in the Meighen Government. Mayor Mikel, Belleville, and a num- | er, principal, prospect of the trip. Couple Are Again Married After 41 Years' Separation Peterboro, Aug. 27.--A unique wedding took place at Shiloh, in Northumberland county, when Mr. and Mrs. Powler, aged respectively, '| seventy-nine and seventy-five were married. Forty-one years ago Mr. Powler left his wife and went to Ohio,7where he obtained a divorce. He remar- ried and has one son. His wife died some years ago, and recently he re- turned to meet his former wife, who had remained unmarried and reared their only child. After a short time they were remarried. Havelock School Teachers Deny Trouble With Board Aug. 27.--D. L. Fletch- ard J. D. Brewster, as sistent principal of Havelock Con- | tinuation School, refute the state- ments contained in a recent despatch respecting the local school situation, and say that '"'there never has been any trouble Ketween the school board and the teachers, nor any question of the efficiency of the continuation school staff. Seventy-five per cent. of the pupils have been successful in the recent examinations, and every one is perfectly satisfied. The staff | have al been re-engaged for next year.' Havelock, Second Fire Damage In iAhout One Month Prescott, Aug. 27.----Damage of more than $2,000 was caused byufire of unknown origin which broke out shortly Tuesday night in a two- storey stone building near the post office, occupied upstairs as an apart- ment by O. McLean and downstairs as a store by the Electrical Supply Store, owned by Lorne Knight. Mr. Knight, owner of the Elec- trical Supply Store, moved into the building only a short time ago, after ke had been burned out in another block which burned about one month ago. "3 Snndist-------------- TO VISIT IN ROCHESTER, N.Y. Bath People Have Gone There For a Holiday. Bath, Aug. 26.--Mrs. Faber Co- vert and - daughters accompanied Mrs. Joseph Kellar and daughters home to Rochester, N.Y., for a visit with them. Messrs. Harry Mott and Faber Covert left on Sunday to visit friends in Roches- ter, N.Y, Leo Garvey, Lakefield, Ont., is re- cewing acquaintances nere. Miss Grace Surch, Fournier, Ont., is at Mrs. Agnes Sharpe's. Rev. and Mrs. Ross are visiting friends in Trenton. Mrs. Mary Rowse and son, Newell, are visiting friends in Collingwood, Ont, Rev. and Mrs. McTear and daugh- ters, Brenda and Bessie, Trenton, are holidaying at Cedar Nook Camp. Miss Dorothy Wilson nas returned to Toronto after spending a few days at Dr. H. 8. Northmore's, The Houses of Parliament cover nine acres and contain 1,200 rooms. TYPIST-COUNTESS Clarence and | EEN NNEERNN RENE EEE moderate winds, fine and becom- a little warmer. PROBS: » NEAR EEE NENA NNENNN AEE ANA NARA | | FRIDAY! 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