Daily British Whig (1850), 24 Nov 1925, p. 5

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| RUNSDAY, NOVEMBER 2s, 1930. ---- Phone 316 GODKIN'S LIVERY For bus and taxi, Bus Cataragui Ceme horaes. 0 Ea ine at 2 p.m, Also truck for moving. KINGSTON TRANSFER CO. 158 WELLINGTON STREET Moves Freight, Steel, Building Equip- ment, Machinery, Safes, Pianos, etc. MONEY LOANED AGAINST MORTGAGES "Phones 377. Evenings Desirable Brick Nine Room House. Very central location. Immediate possession. $40.00 per month. GENERAL INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Plate Glass, Burglary, Liability, Baggage. Gfliarantee Bonds. Agent Great West Life Assurance Company. 2281. Dr. Waugh DENTIST PIANO TUNING COAL Virginia Stove and Nut ...$16.00 | Virginia Pea Pocahontas, good quality, $12.00 One carload Kentucky Coal just ar rived--to be sold at ..512.00 tom THE DAILY BRITISH WHIC Fainting Spells Mrs. J. Wilson, Port George, NS, writes: --* '1 suffered from tation of the heart and fainting s , and, at times, I could not be left alone I Was 50 Dervous. My trouble was caused from over- work and worry, having been left alone with a large family. I bad tried everything, without any relief, but I know, to-day, that I would have been a nervous wreck but for your, wonderful {ILTES WA Lge NERVE piLL34 These Pills are for sale at all drug- and dealers; put up only by T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto Ont. . News From District Places J-- NO HUNTING ACCIDENTS OCCUR AT NORTHBROOK Outside of Cars Mired in the New Road--Much Lumber to Haul. Northbrook, Nov. 23.--In this vicinity the game has been plentiful and no accidents happened outsida of the numerous cars which mired in the new road work north of us. Clarence Thompson has returned to Bloomfield after a lengthy stay with Russell Sedore., Mrs. Robinson, of Tweed, is spending a few days DR. MARTEL'S FEMALE PILLS assisted nature THOUSANDS CASES LAST HaLY CENTURY -- DELAYED and PAINFUL MENSTRUATION. No Reliable will net offer Sealed TIN box iy Co TE. Our signature, 93.00, Kalokerbocker Remedy Co., 71 E, Front 8t., Toreato, So -------------- creer == DR J C.W. BROOM Dental Surgeon oh 150 Wellington Street. 'Phone J Evenings by appointment. 'DR.W_.A JONES Wellbrock Offices, 159 Wellington St. Telephone 2714. X-Ray and Physio Therapy Office open from 9 a.m. to § p.m. Also Tuesday, Thursday and Satus- day evenings by appointment. with her sister, Mrs. William Both, from where she intends going to Ot- tawa to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Campbell. A car of cement is being hauled to Mink Creek to complete the new bridge. An impressive sermon was delivered Sunday morning in the United Church by Rev. E. Cafley on "Temptations of the Soul." Miss G. Wood is employed in the Ore Chim- ney office since H. H. Watson has been suffering with quinzy. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wood spent Sunday at W. Wood's. Service was conducted in the Perry Road school, Sunday afternoon, hy Amos Lloyd in the absence of Rev. Mr. Bosko, who was in Fernleigh, John Flake spent a few days repair- ing the phone line and is preparing DR. RUPERT P. MIL! DENTIS 84 Princess Street. wr 31ns luge Gag Painless traction VENINGS oF BVEVN FY Aylsworth Bros. Or 'Phone U. R. Knight, 1705.w. [DR.R.E. SPARKS) DENTIST -- -- Jo, Artifiolal tion to uth, Crowns and Bridgework. Telephone 346. A J In DR. ERNEST B. SPARKS, DENTIST 159 Wellington St. "Phone 346. ~ W.R. McRae & Co. QOLDEN LION Dr. Vincent A. Martin DENTIST Evenings by appointment, 272 Princess Ptreet. "Phone 108 to put In a complete new system in the spring. Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Boomhour are moving in the Mr. Noah Kim. merly house, recently vacated by Mr. Mont Wood. Mr. and Mrs. San- ford Thompson spent Sunday with James Thompson. ' Gordon Scott is home from Kifii- ston after being with the military for some time and being in the mine strike in the maritime provinces. James Vogan has many hundreds of ties and much lumber ready to haul when the snow comes. Mr, Vogan has extensive log cuts to got out this winter as well. Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Lloyd attended the Ma- sonic and Eastern Star convention in Belleville on Friday. -------- Alfred Howard, aged eighty-six, was charged in Liverpool court with assaulting his wife with a broom. \ J! Dr. R.B. Bishop This Flour is masufactured from select, white, winter wheat and is undoubtedly the best pastry flour om {he market. For dale by all the leading groc- Ya, Meroe: Headaches and Biliousness Are quickly relieved by Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. Pressing Corner Bagot and William Streets "Phone 210. J. ¥. WALKER, Prop, McCoy's Cod Liver Exiract Tablets Fine For ------ our duty, Mother, to see that frail, peaked, sickly youngster to be & in body, keen and robust in health. from the livers of the fish are the health, weight - PRESENTATION AT VERONA. To Leadley Family, Who Are Leav- ing for Vienna, Ont, Verona, Nov. 23.--Mr. Leadley and family are leaving this week for their new home at Vienna, Ont. Bo- fore leaving they were presented with a leather club bag as a token of appreciation. They will be greatly missed as Mr. Leadley was an active worker in both church and social in- terests, and spared neither service nor means whenever needed. Their many friends wish them success in their new surroundings. Mrs. John Walker is seriously ill. Mrs. George Lakins and son, Percy, are improving. The Ladies' Aid held a social evening in the hall on Fri- day night. Mrs. 8. Lee has returned from Toronto where she was visiting her daughter. _ Visitors: Mus. Wesley Burleigh and Miss Beulah Burleigh at G. W. Lakins; Hubert Asselstine, Toronto, visiting his mother, Mrs. Jessie As- selstine. Mr. Craig has purchased the Har- rowsmith cheese factory. Mrs. E. L. Amey, Rochester, ar- rived on Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. B. Percy. The many friends of T. L. Reynolds are glad to hear that although recovery is slow, "he is steadily improving. California This Winter. When winter comes let the cold blasts of winter blow you south to California where the weather fs mild, the air invigorating and the breezes balmy, you can enjoy every kind of recreation careless of time and carefree of weather. Happy weeks may be spent in great resort hotels, either along the coast or inland. To these alluring winter resorts the Canadian Pacific Rallway offers most excellent ser- vice, the most convenient and com- fortable route. Let our representative plan your trip and arrange attractive itinerary to California, across Canada, through Vancouver and Victoria, B.C. Can- ada's gatéway to the Orient. Cana- dian Rocky mountain scenery is superb in winter, Full information and tickets from F. Conway, City Passenger Agent, City Ticket Office, 180 Wellington street, Kingston, Ont, Phone 1197. ------------ WESTPORT NEWS BUDGET. The Poultry Fair is to be Held on Dec. 9th, Westport, Nov, 23.--Mrs. Mahar, of Ottawa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. BE. Galdon. E. Vanderhoof is under- going treatment in the Kingston Gen- eral Hospital . H. C. McEwen spent the weekend in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stoness. were Kingston visitors on Monday. Mrs. Mary Me- Namee, of the Bank of Montreal staff, is spending two week: at her home at the Narrow Locks. Miss Carrie Taggart spent a few days at Athens with her sister, Mrs. A. Rob- inson. Miss Florence G. Mulville, of the Ottawa Normal School, and Miss Isobel Mulville, of the Convent de Notre Dame, Kingston, |spent Thanksgiving at their homes here. Westport Poultry Fair is on Dec. Dec. 9th. Miss Anna McCann, New York, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Egan. Mrs. F, Dennison and chil- dren spent a féw days in North Au- gusta, the guest of Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Osborne Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Blatherwick left on Monday for Spruceville after spending the week-end with Mrs. Blatherwick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Forres- ter. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Kirkpatrick and Miss Mary Bryan were visitors in Kingston on Saturday. James Conway, Oregon, and George Con- way, Portage la Prairie, were called here this week owing to the death of their father, Daniel Conway. Mr. James Stinson returned home on Friday after spending two weeks with friends in Lyndhurst. Snider is visiting her brother, Georgs Freeman, Sydenham, George Thomas has returned from spending a few days in Oshawa. Mrs. Marcus Fraser has returned from visiting relatives Liver | in Madoc. Mrs. Willlam Jones and Mrs. Pearl Storms 'left Friday, to visit relatives and friends in Water- THE LEEDS COUNTY TUXIS BOYS MEET At Caintown for Banquet-- Church Meetings at Mal lorytown and Caintown. Mallorytown, Nov. 23.--The W. M. 8. of the United Church held jis monthly meeting fin the Sunday school room on Tuesday with a good attendance. The President, Mrs, B. Calvert, had charge of an interesting programme on the "Building of In- dia." The business of the evening was the arrangements for the lay- men's banquet on Wednesday, the 25th, At a meeting held in fhe Caintown United Church on Wednesday even- ing, the Young People' League was reorganized with the following of- ficers: President, Mrs. W. H. Frank- lin; Christian Endeavor vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Clarke Turner; missionary vice-president, Miss Doris Tennant: Literary vice-president, Mrs. Blaine Dickey; social vice-president, Ray- mond White; secretary, Ivert Turn- er; treasurer, Miss I. Marshall, or- ganist, Miss Thelma Chick. The arrangements for the church anniversary on the 29th and 30th of this month were completed when the Rev. D. A. Cowan, B.A, B.D., of St. John's church, Brockville, will preach. The meeting of the Leeds county Tuxis Boys for the purpose of hear- ing the candidates for the fourth pro- vincial 'Boys' Parliament was held in the United Church at Caintown on Friday evening, the 20th. The meet- ing took the form of a banquet, pro- vided by the C.G.LT., followed by a sing-song and toasts. Mr. Taylor Franklin officiated as toast master. Percy Dormir, of Olivet; Seymour Warren, of Athens; T. Bushfield, of Yonge's Mills; the candidates, each made very able speeches. Others who spoke during the evening were Mr. E. F. Neff, of Athens; Mr. Pritch- ard, of Olivet, and Frank Calvert, of Mallorytown. Miss Thelma Chick re- sponded to the C.G.LT. toast, BT ---- LATE MRS. ROSANNA BOLES, A Pioneer Resident of Oso Township, Passes, Clarendon, Nov. 21.--On Tuesday, Nov. 17th, there passed to rest at her home near Clarendon, a pioneer resident of Oso Township, in the per- son of the Jate Mrs. Rosanna Boles. She was born near Lanark seventy- nine years ago and was a daughter of John Conroy, of that place. She was married in 1868 to the late John Boles, who predeceased her five years ago. For three years they resided in Carleton Place and then fifty-four years ago moved to Oso Township to the farm on which she lived at the time of her death and in the clearing of which she nobly took her nart Their union was blessed with nine children, two dying in infancy and a third, Lizzie, Mrs. James Lister, six years ago. Four sons and two daugh- ters are left to mourn the loss of a kind and loving mother, all of whom were able to be present at her bed- side with the exception of her young- est son, Roderick, who resides at Unity, Sask. They are as follows: Shipments of Lumber From the Prescott Elevator are now being received. There is a | of nice, bright 2 x 6 White Pine in go the main objection being a few nail holes. ge quanti d fiantity" It is re- markably well preserved and we can afford to sell it at a very low price, 2 Hemlock, and it can pose. even as cheaply as a number be used for almost any pur- Will also have large quantities of 1 x 6 T. & G. and rough. S. ANGLIN CO, LIMITED Factory, Lamber Yards, Coal STREETS, BAY AND GTON a et ee et. Sate % Se ar Po Joanna, Mrs. George Burke, of Perth; Robert, on the homestead; Maggie, Mrs. John Miller, of Elphin; Ambrose and John of Clarendon; also thirty- nine grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Four brothers and three sisters algo survive in the per- sons of Mrs. Kirkham, Maberly; Mack Conroy, Maberly; Edward Conroy, Maberly; Mrs. Smith, Whitney; Hi- ram Conroy, Whitney; Thomas Con- roy, Mountain Side, Man., and Mrs. Johnson, Calgary. Deceased was from early woman- hood a member of the Anglican church, and a woman of admirable qualities, estegmed by all who knew her. The funeral to Oso cemetery on Thursday, November 18th, was largely attended. The service was conducted by the Rev. Mr, Coleman, six of the grandsons acting as pall- bearers, namely: Edgar Boles, Claren- don; William Lister, Clarendon; Bins KINGSTON, ONTARIO Telephone: Private Branch Exchange, No. 1571 Frank Lister, Clarendon, John Bu Perth, David Burke, Perth, and liam Burke, also of Perth. Dismiss British Claims Against U.8. Gov Washington, Nov. 23.--The ish American Arbitral Tribunal urday dismissed 20 British el against the United States Go ment which grew from the Spa American war and the Philippine surrection. The claims were by British residents and mere of the city of Iloilo; Island of F whose property was destroyed Filipinos. -------- Treasure Island, the children wonderland at Wembley, will brought overseas for a Philadel exhibition. Chi LDREN CRy ror MOTHER :~ Fletcher's Castoria is especially pre- pared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising there- from, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of ZnB, Absolutely Harmless - No Opiates, Physicians everywhere. recommend it Yulcanizing and Battery 'Repairs Universal Tire & Bat- tery Service, Corner Ontario and Queen Sts. Phone 981. | | Pocahontas Cc , and Coke The clean, smokeless kind w fresh from the mines and ovens of very superior quality. Pocahontas Coal ..$18.00 per Coke $14.00 per ton Order early and get your for it cannot be replaced. W. A. MITCHELL & Telephone 67. ltl elt Fo » AAI Pa I SL Sey

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