THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG a - JUST PUBLISHED The Silver Spoon BY JOHN GALSWORTHY R. UGLOW & CO. The New Gruen QUADRON In these newest Gruen Strap Watches the entire case space is utilized by an improved tangular rec movement which 'allows greater size and strength of parts. Thus, real masculine rug. gedness is made a feature of these smart ons---in Jrics ranging rom $50 to 13% Kinnear & dEsterre Yermz FAC BER PRICE QUOTATIONS GLADLY : . GIVEN. SHIPPED ANYWHERE. GEORGE E. BAKER A: NEAL, AGENT, Johnson St. Phone 3041. 4 iat Mohawk Grove, Farmers are quick to pick out HARVEST TOOLS that fine- } 17 balanced and tempered right to ease the field work. are of COAL OIL STOVES. We recom. the ' FLORENCE AUTOMATIC STOVES. 'Phone 840. 187 Princess Street. The Orange Store Front THE FINEST HARVEST TOOLS. eo rs er stern 4, GSTON ICE CO. Ltd. . . PURE ICE ey oo ln the cut with gasoline power This does ~The RSE oe or roast wpotled would provide fee Tor o won: : One SOWARDS COAL Co, + It will pay you to consult us before plac; your order Adin dod Price ron. q count, -SOWARDS COAL JELETHONE 155 co. if | dren. NAPANEE AND KINGSTON GOLFERS PLAY MATCH Which Was Won by Kingston ~A Slight Frost on Tuesday Night. Napanee, July 14--The Kingston golf team consisting of fifteen play- ers motored to Napanee on Wednes- day afternoon to play a league game with the Napanee golfers, The game a ll! ended with a score of 31 to 18 in favor of Kingston. The course was in excellent condition. 'and some splendid playing was witnessed. Af- ter the game the visitors were enter- tained to dinner at the Paisley House. Several farmers in the country re- port a slight frost on Tuesday night. Josephine Curran of Toronto is the guest of Mrs. J. A. Fraser, Bridge street. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Ross, of Belle- ville, spent the Wednesday half-ho- liday with her mother, Mrs. Benja- min, Dundas 'street. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ming of Los Angeles, Calif, arrived in town on Tuesday to spend a couple of weeks with his brothers, Dr. BE. Ming and Herman Ming. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Ming, of Ot- tawa are spendiing the holidays with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. Ming and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry. The Wednesday half holiddy saw the .town almost deserted. Everyone who owned a car went to the coun- ry. The day was {deal for motoring. ST. ANDREW'S, NAPANEE SUNDAY SCHOOL PIONIO Held at Mohawk Qrove -- Special Service in Salvation Army Barracks. 3 Napanee, July 14.--A large num- ber of excited children and their parents gathered at St. Andrew's United Church on Wednesday after- noon to go to the annual Sunday school picnic which was to be held beyond Des- eronto. Soon after their arrival a number enjoyed a refreshing dip in the Bay of Quinte. After the swim a close softball game was enjoyed by both the players and spectators. The races which followed showed that St. Andrew's Church was not lack- ing in athletes. The winners in the different class races were: Gilbert Howitt, G. Detlor, Marjorie Met- calfe, M. Corkill, C. Harrington, Evelyn Switzer. Married Women's Vaulkman. Thread and Needle race--Evelyn Bwitser. ~ Standing Broad Jump, 15 years and up~M. Corkill Standing. Broad Jump, 12 -years to 15~J, Thompson. Running Broad Jump, 15 years and over--R. Howitt. Running Broad Jump, to 15--J. Thompson. Throwing the ball for Evelyn Switzer. Throwing .the George Howitt. Three legged race for boys--- C. Harrington and D. Conway. Following the races supper was served and the sandwiches, cake, lemonade, etc., disappeared as if by magic. Then after another short game of softball the trucks and cars wer loaded agdin and all went home a tired but a happy bunch of chil- race -- Mrs. 12 years girls boys-- ball for Colonel Taylor, Field Secretary of [the Salvation Army in Canada, con- ducted a special service in the Army barracks on Wednesday night. Col- onel Taylor is visiting his old town again after an absence of thirty. eight years. Ad a lieutenant he was in charge of the local corps. / Mr. and Mrs. A. MacGregor are visiting in Toronto. Miss I. Vanalstine bas returned after visiting her nieces in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson of Toronto are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mot- fats. A number of town peuple went to Varty Lake sn esday afternoon for the field day held in connection with the girls' camp. Mrs. D. J. Lioyd. Mr. and Mrs. Gooding and family left on Tuesday to take up residence in Toronto. Dr. and Mrs. McDonald, Creel- man, Saskatchewan, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Henry.-Lyn & few days age. The doctor and his wife motored from Creelman and are visiting friends at Sunbury. They made the trip in eight days. Mr. and Mrs. Hilder and family left yesterday for Toronto where they will reside In future. Mr. and Mrs, Lansdowne, spent the 12th here with Mr. and Mrs. George Scott. Charles Sweet. Oshawa, is the guest of Mr. Stone street. Mrs. H. E. Smith, Brockville, spent last week-end at Thomas Nut- tall's. -------------- At Maple Grove, Maple Grove, July 14.~Many from here celebrated the 12th held in Gananoque. Congratulations to Hazel McMellon, Eimer Hamilton, Donald Brennen and Frazer Bell who passed the entrance; much credit is due their teacher, Miss Hilda Dor man. Plans have been made for a strawberry social to be held on the church grounds the last of the week. John Robinson has disposed of his derrick to the 'Smith Brothers, Gan- anoque. Rev. and Mrs. C. W, Hol- lingsworth™ and family, Sydenham, called on friends in the neighbor- hood on Tuésday. -------------- A pocket pencil that will write in any of five colors is a pew con- venience for the office worker. are visiting their parents, Mr. ane 8, B.' Heaslip, and Mrs. R. Kelly, ee -- LANSDOWNE Lansdowne, Jily 14.--The annual picnic of the Lansdowne Women's Institute was held on Wednesday, July 7th, at Mr. Peck's summer cot- tage, Ivy Lea, on the St Lawrence River. THe affair was Very success- ful, the motoring, boating, swimming and programme of sports. and the delightful dinner and supper which Was served being enjoyed by all. A strawberry festival and band concert was held in the Agricultural grounds. Prominent speakers were present. 2 Mrs. Ormond Garnett has return- ed home from Brockville, much im- proved in health. Clifford Tate, Winnipeg, who has been visiting relatives left on Tues- A NEW. AND BETTER SHEATHING "BUILD FOR WARMTH" ALLAN LUMBER CO. Phone 1042, Victoria Street day for Montreal, and will also stop at Chicago before returning home. Mrs, Tate and children will remain at the river until the end of August. Mrs. Claude Purvis and children, of Junetown, spent the week-end with Mrs. W. H. Foley. Mrs. Albert Landon, Faitfax, is seriously 1ll. Miss M. Nunn is nurs- ing her. Mrs. N. Donevan is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Collins, Mal- lorytown, The Salvation Army band gave an open air service here on Tuesday evening, holding their service bn the different street corners, The ser- vice was much appreciated. Lansdowne and vicinity was well represented at the 12th of July cele- bration in Gananoque, on Monday, and all are very enthusiastic in their praises of the royal welcome Gana- noque gave them. St. John's Suncay school picnic is to be held on Friday at John West- on's Island. Ivy Lea. Mr. Wesley McCullough has pur- chased from Mrs. Gerald Shipman her house and lot opposite St. John's church. Mrs. J. BE. Galbraith, Montreal, who was a quest at the Grove church parsonage, has gone to Perth. An induction service of officers will take place in Grove United church, Lansdowne, on Wednesday, July 21st, at 8 P.m.; when the pre- sident of the Bay of Quinte confer. Summer has come to stay. Are you ready to enjoy the great out-of- Good health demands such recrea- ton. Your enjoyment depends on the smartness of Your lawn and verandah furniture, such as Arm Chairs, Arm Rockers, Lawn Seats and Hammo Couches, four passen- ger Swings, Porch Shades, Grass Mats. 3 EEE SIMMONS' SPECIAL HAMMO SWINGS, $25.00 COMPLETE. | THE LEADING FUNERAL SERVICE. JAMES REID 'Phone 147 for Service. ence, Rev, George A. Brown, M.A., B.D., Kingston. will be in charge, assisted by. Rev. T. P. Perry and Rev. --- many William Halpenny of Gananoque; { church, Lansdowne, and Rev. Alfred Rev. I. N. Beck stead, of Chalmers AAA nr r-- Bishop of the United church, Hscott. JULY 16-17-19-20 At the Office where you pay your Gas, Water, Electric Bills | 4 DAYS ONLY Lady Demonstrator will on Beach Gas Range. | Gas Hotplates, Gas Water Tank Heat- Z will be cook ly explained to