4 < Phone 316 | GODKIN'S LIVERY! For b and taxi, buggies and saddle | Dares Dat for Catarsqui Cemetery | daily except Saturday sud Monday =t 2 pom. Also truck for moving. AAA A AAA KINGSTON TRANSFER €0.| 158 WELLINGTON STREET t Moves Freight, Steel, Building Equip- | ment, Machinery, Safes, Pianos, etc. ! MONEY LOANED ! AGAINST MORTGAGES 'Phones 877. Evenings ERAL INSURANCE f SEN Plate Glass, Liabil- | W .A. MITCHELL & C0. . Telephone 67. 15 Ontario St. ity, Auto, Burglary If. Tatepoae ; i Makes It Unexcelled Welsh Cobbles Coal American Anthracite Coal Will advance on September ist, We advise you te see\to your coal supply at once. Book your order al once before the advance for Lackawana or Welsh Anthracite. 'Sold only byie 2231.1 Toilet Purposes | and Baggage. SS ; Geo. A. Wright & Son GUARANTEE BONDS Agent Great West Life Assurance MACHINE WORKS Phone 1264, 224-236 Ontario St. R. H. Waddell (ins Kugines repaired Pr d Efficient Service. 86 BROCK STREET ir Aver nient Dery Telephunes 826 and 896, | Company. | | All kinds of Stationgry and Marise Amn ns mn DR. W.A. JONES Wellbrock Offices, 130 Wellington St. Dr. Waugh DENTIST Telephone 3IT14.. X-Ray and Physio Therapy) Office open from ® a.m. to 5 p.m. Alsd Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day evenings by appointment, 106 Wellington St. Phone 256. DR. RUPERT P. MILLAN DENTIST 84 Princesa Street. 'Phome 1830 Gas for Painless Extraction OFEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT DR.J..C.W. BROOM Dental Surgeon 150 Wellington Street. 'Phone 679. | Evenings by appointment. | a PIANO TUNING Piano Tuning, Repairing and Player Piano Adjusting. Norman H. Butcher, 27 Pine Street. 'PHONE 134. ta Ae BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL In Public Service Since 1754. 3. BOHAN, PROPRIETOR KINGSTON COAL STRIKE Fuel Controller advises putting coal In pow, as strike likely Sept. 1st. Will accept orders mow for Scranton Nut, Stove and Egg « $15.00 per ton Virgluia Nut and Stove $14.75 per tom Alberta Egg 13.75 per toh Pocohontas . $11.00 per tom Scranton Pea Coal ....$10L.75 per ten Our eral Is good coal and all weigh- ed over city seales. Aylsworth Bros. : 'Phone U. R. Knight 1705w. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS By wire anywhere, any time. We oan deliver flower gifts on short notice to any town or city anywhere. Imply call us and tell us your wants--we will do the rest and satisfaction is guaranteed by W. R McRae & Co. GOLDEN LION BLOCK Flower Shop 171 WELLINGTON STREET 'Phone 2744. House 'Phone 1673m. The Enily Crawford Coal By buying from us you will get the bewefit of our experfence in buying from the BEST MINES. 'BOOTH & CO. Phone 133. Grove Inn Yard M thers, see our range of Boys' uits $5.50, $8.50, $10.50 Sizes 26 to 85. They are real values. 182 Wellington Street When you want tho best tp Cat Flowers, Plants or des work call WATTS', 1768 on 1187 residence. Sole member of Florist Tele geaph Delivery for Kingston Your out-of-town orders so. Hcited, 8 We cary a full range of BOYS' BLOOMERS $1.25, Foo $1.75, : $2.00 Sizes 26 to 35. WeSel New & Used Lumber . At Lowest Prices LCohen& Co. \ 856 and 837. | Hamburg Steak .........10c Brisket Pointe ..,........ Te} THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Purity of Caticura |DOWN IN LANSDOWNE [Visitors in the Village--The Main Street Was Oiled This Week. I Lansdowne, [E. McKegney, | Ford City, was a 2.--Rev rector of Sept M.C., guest of tha { Rev. and Mrs. Winter, dt the rectory, | | during the week. ) I Main stréet was ofled on Tuesday. { School re-opened on Tuesday, with | the following teachers in attendance: | Miss Jenkifis, Toronto; Mr. Brean [and Mr. Ellis, Gananoque; Miss Wil- | { son, Brockville. Dr. Bruce Webster, Montreal, who { bas been visiting at his home here | | returned to Montreal on Thursday. | | Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Foley, Toronto, | who have been visiting relatives at | se on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Foley, Sas- | | katchewan, who have been guests {of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. | other relatives since July are leav- Ing shortly on their return home. Dr. Philip Kaiser, who has been fin Utica, N.Y. has returned homo. | Misses Helem Beckstead and, Jessia line "Vgmderburg of Warburton will attend the Collegiate in Brockville. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Senn and daughters and Misses Beatgice and Margaret Merkley of Chesterville, are guests of Mr. and Mra. William Senn at the Stewart House. Rev. I. N. Beckstead attended the September meeting of Kingston Presbytery on Tuesday last. Mrs. Hostler and daughter Mary, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McMunn and Mrs. | Bryan, returned to Ottawa on Mon- day. } | Miss Mary Webster left on Mon- day to teach school in Verona. Miss Faith Greer returned to Burlington, Miss Lillie Stringér of Herknir, N.Y., was a recent guest of her bro- ther and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Mr. and Mrs. 8. McCracken, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Horton, Mr. Robert Shields, Mr. Floyd Stringer-are at- tending Toronto Fair. Mrs. F. B. MeNamee and B. Me- Namee of Kingston, and Mrs John McDonald of Gananoque were guests on Sunday-ef Mr. and Mrs. James | McDonald. Mr. Norman Conan of Tolgnto is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. wv. Stringer. Miss Marcella Judge, R.N of Frankville,"is visiting Mrs. J. P. Lyné¢h. Miss Emjly wards and Miss Dorothy Edwatds of Rochestér, N.Y., who have been guests of Mrs. Shaw at Ivy Lee re- turned home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lynch family spent Sunday in Frankville, -- SALE OF PROPERTY. By Leonard William, Poole's Resort, to Mrs. Cirtwill. Poole's Resort, Sept. 2.--Leonard Williams has sold his property to Mrs. Cirtwill, who will tfke posses- sion in October. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conway and son, Harold! New York State, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ww. E. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Salter were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Foley, -Bloida. Miss Margaret McDaniels, Brock- ville, spent the past week, guest of the Misses Dickey. Mr. and Mrs. George ., Buell, Maxville, visited Jelatives here last week. Misses Edith, Vadd and Eva Dickey, and Master Jack Dickey, returned to their home in - Brockville, Sunday, after spending the summer vacation at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dickey. | Mrs. Thornton Andress and chil- | dren, spent a few days recently 'at | the home of Mr, end Mrs. Howard Burtch, Temperance Take. School opened on Tuesday, Sept. 1st, with Miss Luella Brown, Mallorytown Landing, as teacher. Rain is bad- ly needed in this locality. -- Farm House Burned. On Tuesday of this week, the farm house of Norman Davy, near Syden- ham, was completely burned. Most of the furniture was saved. A large seven passenger Lincoln touring car containing $3,000 worth of Canadian beer and alleged whis- key was feized near oy atertown, N. Y. The driver escaped. The offi cials took the car and the alleged 1i- quors to Cape Vincent. They des" the beer in the stone pit at this village." The whiskey and car Was sent to Ogdensburg. After an illness of over a Mrs. George Evans passed Monday at Brockville, Years, Year, away aged forty ~ Two Toronto seliool * principals, both retired, refused to leave posts until ordered by Education Board - \\ | members. Turkey seeks to set limit to dis. cussion at League of Nations meét- 8.1 Moxley and | Doak of Lansdowne and Miss Made- | Stringer. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burns, | Mr. and | Ed- | and | EVENT AT PERTH ROAD. | The Harvest Dinner Was Most En- | joyable Event. the auspices of the Perth Road Unit- | ed Church, was held 'on Tuesday, FALL STYLE { The annual harvest dinner, under | 5 , » i - " & | Sept. 1st, in Mr. Harris' grove. As in former years, the crowd was large, and composed of visitors from near- tby places. During the afternoon, a good programme of sports was put on. Two ladies' softball games were played: The first one between Lati- mer and Perth Road resulted in a win for the home team, score 24 to | 19. At 'the conclusion of this game, | speeches were given by Revs. Putten- ham, Carleton, Adamson 'and Mec- | Math. Hon. Dr. J. W. Edwards made a very efficient chairman. After the addresses, a programme of races were run off. The following is a list of the races and prize Win: ners: . Boys under 12 years Ennis Orser, { Norman Thompson, Bert Wilson. Girls under 12 years--L. " Van- coughnett, Eleanor Clough, J. Crans- { ton. Boys under 16 years--J. Quade, B. Amey, C. Stoness. Girls under 16 years, M. Sharpe, | Sunbury. Single men's race -- Howard | Perry, Latimer; J. McQuade, Single ladies' race--Mabel Allison, | M. Sharpe. , { Married Men's race--W. E. Coop- er, Sunbury. 3 Married | Perry, Latimer; Latimer. Standing Jump, E. Roberts. | wShoulder stone Timmerman Meoe- Gordon Perry, ladies--Mrs. Mrs. Fred i i WO-! Teen cre At the conclusion of these events, two-tone g pe ! another softball game was played be- | tween Sunbury and Perth Road, the | score being 2 {| The proceeds amounted to about $228. { er -------- | EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING i By Laura A. Kirkman. : - | TOMORRQW'S MENU { Breakfast [ Melon Cereal Dropped Eggs Coffee Luncheon | Baked Beans Catsup | Rolls Celery Jam Tea Dinner Fried Liver and Bacon Potatoes Lima Beans = Fruit Salad Bread Pudding Hard Sauce Coffee Making "Ice Box Cake." In response to & reader's request for a recipe for "Ice Box Cake" pub- lished. some time ago, 16 house- keepers 'have. kindly sedt in their method of making this kind of cake. It will take a little time to publisly I all these recipes, but I shall do so gradually, except in cases where they are almost identical. Here are a few: LH.J.: "Chocolate Tee Box Cake: Dissolve a half-pound cake of sweet chocolate in the top of a. double boiler with two tablespoons of sugar and three tablespoons of water add- ed. Flavor with one-Ralf teaspoon of vanilla then add the yolks of Tive eggs and stir till it thickens. Now remove ftom fire, let cool, then add the five egg-whites stiffly whip- ped. Line a mold with waxed paper. Put in layer cake or sponge cake cut in thin pieces (or use split lady- fingers), then pour some of the chocolate mixture over this cake layer; add another eo layer of the cake, another of: the chocolate, etcetera, till all is gone, having "a cake layer on top. Slip the mold in- to your ice box overnight and next day serve, turned out of mold, top- ped with whipped cream." M. A. G:: "Tce Box Oake with Nuts: Line a mold with Ww paper. Then line the form with lady fingers. Put one-Balf pound of sweet butter into a mixing bowl and cream into it two cups of powdered sugar, the juice and rind of ene lemon, the yolks of four eggs and one and one- half cups of ground pecan nuts. Now fold in the' stitfly-beaten whites of the four eggs and spread half' of Ahis mixture on top of the first layer of lady fingers. Add adother lady- uncooked egz-sugar-nut mixture, and top with a final layer 'of lady. fing- ers. Place on ice for several hours to mold, then turn out onto a serving plate, remove waxed paper and serve with whipped cream." x A. 8:1 "Lemon-Orange ice Box Cake: Cream one-half pound of sweet butter with one and one-half cups of granulated sugar for 20 minutes; then add four egss (yolks and whites and throwing--Ads forms the upper part of this girlish } 7-15 for the visitors. |Bouette. { | | | o | Cate is sponsing it. | { |it isn't impressive at the steering wheel. | examination at Kingston er --------------------------rgtn, finger, then the remainder of the | A good, 'strong, heavy, fire-proof Wall Board. Can be laid without Lath. : It is meeting with great favor among Builders. : : S. ANGLIN CO. LIMITED Woodworking Factory, Lumber Yards, Coal Bins BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS, KINGSTON, ONTARIO "Telephone: Private Branch Exchange, No. 1571 Chiffon silk velvet brocaded in a brilliant multi-colored fiorat™ design " rT topped with Ay ACTER 3 = " Y I amt Hl Bae y 1 i \ BOT vill black lynx caught up at one sid EY provides a new and attractive' sie]. eveniig dress. A deep flounce of located the extent of the injury the' little girl was by ht bag her home, where she fe resting ¢ fortably. . A Little Girl Injured. The above dress, it is whispered, is The little daughter of Mr. and one of the latest offerings for the |Mrs. Boyd Alton, Sydenham, while fall season. Styles Service Syndi- playing around a portable forge on her father's farm, pulled it over on re ---- Ix herself and suffered a fracture of the Ernest Phillips, Belleville, An X-ray| been appointed manager of General | distillery at Prescott. is . | Er Intuition doubtless has its uses, bu: | hip and severe bruises. -------------- ---- toilet soap pe i Po ular price fen ; Har a ere in Canada ' LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED TORONTO. fruit - Hi wo =a -