THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG | Church Services on Sunday | x ¥ : Saturday, July 24, 1926. NN Slay them! Geteveryfly, mosquito and roach in your home with CK FLAG! Deadly to pests-- none escapes! Brack Frac kills every kind of bug in the home, 'Two forms--liquid and powder. At drug, grocery, hardware and department stores. Powder, 20c up. Powder gun, 10c! And the lowest liquid prices GANANOQUE | Gananoque, July 24.--Senator SPECIAL SALE OF | "I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into we || {Hardy's Yacht the 'Lady Baltimore' | {brought a party of young people h . ; | f TENNIS RACKETS House of the Lord."--Psalm exxii., 1. ' g " al St. Paul's -- Morning prayer, 11,10 a.m.; evening service 7 p.m. we {from Brockville last evening for the i { o'clock, preacher, Rev. Canon Fitz- cordially invite you to all services. | were Arthur Hardy, Miss Hardy, 20% DISCOUNT AT {Cance Club dance, among whom | Gerald, M.A. evening prayer 7 [Geo. Fulford and his fiancee, Miss | o'clock, preacher, Rev. N. R. Burke,| Chalmers Church of the United Josephine Weller (Washington), | L.Th. { *hurch of Canada--Minister, Rev. | Ajap Skaith, Toronto; Miss Hope. oat i rg } | Jeorge Brown, M.A., B.D. United well, Ottawa; Miss M. Brennan, New you ever | St James Church--corner Union |i~rvices no Sydenham street chureh, | York; Miss Nora Valleau, Ottawa. LOOK! ow Barrie Sueets. T. W. Savary, |Sermon subjects: 1T a.m., "The Di-| Miss Mary Dempster, R.N., Brook- y * ° j Fastor, The Rectory, 156 Barrie | ying Largess." 7 p.m., "The Cross Iyn, is spend her vacation with her Black Flag LIQUID ; j Stfeet, 8.00 Holy Communion, 11.00 |,n4 the Fatherhood of God." Strang- {parents, Mr. and Mrs. William 5 po { Morning Prayer and Sermon. Annual lers and students cordially welcomed. | Dempster, Charles St. prayer . . ---------------------- A A me ee Flower Service. Eqrmoy gublentd At the morning service Miss Jean| Miss Maymie McDonald has re- Quart .. $1.05 " ' he Smiles of God. 7.00 Sos BE | Chown, contralto -soloist, will sing, |turned from visiting friends in Ot- Pint . . , 55 fazer aud Sey man, Sermon subject. | "But the Lord is Mindful of His |tawa, 1 Pint ar ° e Stabililty of God's Ways. Own! from Mendelsohn's St. Paul. . | W. Wallace Jones, J. T. Richard- Pin 30c 4 --E --- son, Toronto; F. P. Jones, Kenneth . Diamonds St. Luke's Church, Yorner of Pol Bethel Congregational--Rev. W.|Molson, Homer Jaquays, Captain N. © 1926, G. L. Co., Inc. €holce Body Hardwood. : Sam due Nelson Strats. Rey Luin Ebersole, minister. 11 a.m sub-|C. Jones, Montreal, were in town , G. L. Co., Inc. 2 Soft Mixed W Se oo yight, M.A, B.D. | | [Ject, "A Plea for the Bible." 11.45 |vesterday atending directors meet- ood. and 311 Alfred street. Phone 2973. 8th ¥ p.m., the Bible school. 7 p.m. "A {ing of the Ontario Steel Products Kindling and Slabs, Sunday after Trinity. St. James Day Place of Safety." Monday, 8 p.m | Company. Apostle and Martyr. 11 a.m. miorn- , 4 Miss Fanny Gallear, Mr. and Mrs. the Y.P.8.C.E. Weddnesday, 8 p.m. J. Gallear, Mrs. Ricker and son Ro- bert, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eagle, and First Baptist Church--Rev. M, C,|!W0 sons, Brooklyn, N.Y., are return- Johnston, Pet B.D., pastor, 11 a.m. {ing home to-day after spending the | ing prayer, 4 p.m. Holy Baptism, 7 p.m. Evening Prayer. Seats free. Strangers and visitors cordially invit- ed to attend. subject, "God." Chas. Bedore & Son ||| Sapphires 840 NELSON STREET 'Phone 1746J. = | t -- St, George's Cathedral<Very Rev. | Public worship, subject, "The Divine | P35t gouple of Wook at Tremon BE A A Ne -- W. W. Craig, Dean and Rector, Rev. | Obligation." The Bible school meets | Lodge, TIMOR ug ni down for Diamond rings, solid |§| Ww. EB. Kidd, M.A, M.C. Curate |2t 10.45 a.m. and Worship with the |, ing the Rings ey ever . : " 4 hi . : Eighth Sunda after Trinity. St.[church. 7 p.m. the annual summer | h: Smileand Show white gold mountings, Tay Day: 8 fn Holy Communion, | School service. Preacher, Rev. Prin- Lo Mh ging a a Mrn AS 4 Your Teeth! daintily pierced and most J}| 11 a.m. Morning Prayer, preacher, | cipal Taylor. Sots 20 Mos, ih Hirer, 3 effectively set with sap- Rev. W. E. Kidd. 4 p.m. Holy bap- hg! {Walter Campion and Bob Labatt. ib . ; That's easy, § you regularly | . tism, 7 p.m. Evensong. preacher, rig! Tel a Sotue Sal: Mrs. Callaghan and daughter Miss : { ' 1. the 5 use any of these phires on each side of a Rev. W. E. Kidd. Sunday School pig- , Aileen, Chicago, are guests at Lord's Supper, 3 p.m. Sunday School, accompanied Listerine Tooth Paste .20¢. tubes , ili Waubi ; Woodbury's Too h Paste 25¢ tubes perfectly cut brilliant me Watnvdan. steamer 8 42 Bible Class. 6.45 p.m. Song Service, Pesan H havina her return : Ipsna Tooth Paste ....50c. tubes white diamond. ' - 7 p.m. Gospel Service. Mr. Arthur E. | Mis8 Nellie Hanley on . i Squibbs' Tootn Paste Soe. tubes St. Andrew's Presbyterian-- Rev, | Smith, Toronto, violinist, will con- Those arth Priced John W. Stephen, minister. Public [duct the ger¥ines ail Gay sya wi) be DARING FEATS AT A yy uke, yuan, BREAKFAST ROOM SETS $100.00 1 PRINCESS PHARMACY FREIGHT DELIVERY A SPECIALTY Jocal and long distance, All Motor Tucks with Aly Tires. H. L. BRYANT 354 Division Street. 'Phome 1753. JEWELLERS 168 PRINCESS STREET $25.00--$50.00--$75.00 Kinnear & d'Esterre ---- FORT GARRY CAF Our Motto is Quality and Service. MAY WE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY OF PLEASING YOU ? 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The Saunders Electric Co. 107 PRINCESS STREET. TELEPHONE 443 pick out HARVEST TOOLS that are fine. EN Ar ------ worship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. conduct- ed by the minister. Students, stran- gers and visitors cordially invited to all the services. Evangelist Chapman after a few weeks of absence will again fill the pulpit in the New Church, Alfred street, at 7.30, 'Sunday night. All welcome. Cooke's United Church--Rev. H. W. Cliff, M.A., B.D., mnister. Dur- ing July the congregation of Cooke's United Church will worship in Queen Street United Church. The United Church of Canada, Calvary, the Friendly Church, cor- ner of Charles and Bagot streets-- Minister, Rev. Frank Sanders, Morn- ing services 11 a.m.; Sunday school, PROF. JEMMETT HAS BEEN CALLED HOME From England Owing to lll ness of His Mother In Kingston Hospital. Napanee, July 24--Prof. Douglas Jemmett was called home from Eng- land, where he was holidaying on ac- count of the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Jemmett, who is in Kingston General Hospital. The Standard Paving Co., is making great progress with their work on John street. It expects to have the block from Dundas street to the post office completed by the end of next week. Mrs. Wilfred Wilson and little daughter Bobbie returned on Friday from spending a week with friends in Montreal. Miss Allie Henderson, of Los An- geles, Calif., who has been spending the past month -with friends in and around Napanee returned to her home in California on Friday. Mr. Frank Bell was rushed to Kingston General Hospital on Tuesday and he is now progressing nicely. Miss Florabel McGill returned to Toronto on Sunday after spending her vacation the guest of her mother Mrs. B. W. Lochedd, Centreville. Rev. J. H. H. Coleman and Mrs. Coleman expect to leave on Monday for Vancouver, and California where they will visit Mrs. Coleman's sister in San, Diego. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mergenhagen and children Eugene and Elaine have returned to their home in Buf- falo, N.Y. Miss Grace Boyes returned this week to spend their holidays with her mother, Mrs. W. H. Meaghear. Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Boyes, King- ston spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Boyes, Watercombe Camp. Miss Dolly Rockwell of Detroit, is the guest of Miss Grace Boyes, Watercombe Camp. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Taylor and two children, Deleslie and Dorothy, IVY LEA" HOTEL Chicken Diners IVY LEA, ONT. 80 MILES FROM KINGSTON the Welsh Singing Evangelist. Wed- nesday, 8 p.m. Prayer and Praise meeting. Visitors and 'strangers .are welcome to all the services. Christian Science, First Church of Christ, Scientist, 121 Johnson street --Services at 11 am. Subject "Truth" Sunday school, 9.45. "Sacrament," Sunday school, 9.45 a.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m., testimonial meeting, including testimonies healing through Christian Science. Free public reading room "where the Bible and all authorized Christian Sclence literature may be read, bor- rowed or purchased. Open every af- ternoon except Sundays and holi- days, from 3 to 5 p.m. All are cor- dally invited to the servicesiand to make use of the public reading room. leave today to spend their holidays with their parents im Montreal and Gaspe. Mrs. Percy Johnston, spent Friday in Napanee. Miss Mildred Higgs of Lindsay is the guest this week of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Herrington, John street. Mrs. Doxsee is spending a few days in Montreal.this week. ' The funeral of the late Ernie Wheeler, who was drowned on Thurs day morning while swimming in the Napanee river, took place oh Satur- day afternoon from his father's resi- dence to Riverside cemetery. 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NAPANEE Napanee, July 23.--Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Truscott of West Huntingdon are visiting Mrs. Truscott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Mills. Miss Margaret Gleeson bf Toronto, is visiting her mother Mrs. John Gleeson. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Knapp and daughter Doris are holidaying in Montreal and New York. Mrs. Schuyler Loucks is a patient of | THE MORTON CIRCUS Every Act Brought Forth Ap- plause Friday Night--Clos=- ing Performance Tonight i i The attendance at Bob Morton's circus, at the cricket field, Friday night, was exceedingly larger than the opening night. It is therefore plain to see that the circus has ad- vertised itself. The acts of the different perform- ers were received with round after rcund of applause. From the acts of the tiny clown dog, to the daring feats of the flying 'aerialists, from start to finish of the show, there was not a single act that was not heart- ly appreciated by the audience. The flyin Franklyns gave an exhi- biiion of aerialistic work that could nat but win the admiration of the on- lookers. The one-legged actors, Large and Morgner, gave a perform- ance that would make many a two- legged circus performer wonder. They received a great ovation from the audience, and they fully deserv- ed it. Never before, in Kingston, has a performance, such as the Bald- win Girls gave, been seen. trapeze Mr. Frank Shepperd gave a wonderful exhibition, as did the Luckey Sisters, The strong-woman act, by Madame Tyana, was one of the most amazing acts in the entire show. The wire walking stunts by Mr. Allie Johnston, could not have been received better. What would a circus be like with- out clowns? You will admit that you would miss them. The clowns of the Bob Morton show are very much in prominence, creating laugh- ter from the start of the show till the end. The side show is stil] draw- ing large crowds, and none are dis- satisfied with the exhibitions. The Kiwanians are doing wonderful busi- néss in their concessions, in the an- nex tent, and are getting great vocal traiping. The Charleston Contest. A special feature Friday night, was the Charleston contest. ~The Misses Edna and Lillian Cohen, Miss Winnifred Hilton, and Mr. Harold Fontaine each showed to advantage in' the dance. Each danced separate ly, and then by popular applause, the two contestants for the final dance were decided. Miss Hilton and Mr. Fontaine were chosen by the audience for the finish. The decision between Miss Hilton and Mr. Fon- tain was very close, but Mr. Fontaine waived his claim to the cup and pre- sented it to Miss Hilton. The president of. the Kiwanis Club, Mr. Columbus Hanley, when asked how the circus venture was showing financially for the club, said that it was wonderful. 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