THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG flond Hy, August 9, 1926. ENERO: REGISTER WITROUT DELAY | ---- BACK IN OLD CHARGE | ormem sas anv || AFTER FORTY YEARS Rev. Dr. Charles Bland Preach- "ed at Mallorytown and Caintown on Sunday. Mallorytown, Aug. 9.--Rev. Dr. Oharles Bland, of the Fort Rouge United church, Winnipeg, who is visiting in the neighborhood, preach- ed in the Caintown chugeh at 2.30 | p.m. and Mallorytown at 7.30 p.m. on Sunday. Dr. Bland, as a very young pro- bationer, for the Methodist minis- try, preached on this circuit some forty-two years ago. There are still quite a number who remember him, and will be delighted to renew his PROBS :--Tuesday, moderate southeast winds, partly cloudy, followed by showers towards night. . No One Should Take for Grant | : od That Their Name Is | © on the Voters' List. Registration for the Dominion elec- { tion, starts to-day. It is'the duty of | every one who has the right to vote [ tO register at once, or else to make absolutely sure that their mame is | on the voters' list, | so Those entitled to vote are all men | d women who are British subjects | and twenty-one years of age. The] Qualifications demand that they mugt | have resided in Canada fof one year Preceding the date of the issue of the | writ of elaction, and resident in| SPECIAL SELLING AGENTS FOR JAEGER WEAR * FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN the electoral district for two months preceding the date of the issuance of the election writ. Water Sports at Seashore. At very few resorts, Is it possible bathe in a beautiful fresh-water 'lagoon, walk across a few yards of Sand and enjoy a refreshing plunge in the sea. Yet this is the unique Combination to be found at Went- Worth Park Lodge at Bayview, Nova Scotia, four miles from Pictou, own- 6d and operated by Canadian Na- tional Railways, All the attractions of a seashore, lakeshore or woodland holiday are here at the ome spot. Deep-sea fish- ing, yachting, and bathing; fresh water fishing, bathing and boating; {Where Mr, Vertical stripes such as these dis- tinguish fall wool hose. They are in three colors on a heather back- ground. MR. AND MRS. Y. MARSHALL GO TO PENNSLYVANIA Marshall Has a Position--Many Visitors at Toledo. Toledo, Aug. 5.--~Master Hubert Wood, Smith's Falls, is visiting at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. D. McClure. Mr. and Mrs. F. Whiting, Swift Current, who have been visiting his father, John golf, fine motor roads and fragrant | Whiting, and, sister, Miss A, Whit- Dine and hemlock woodland to wag- der through--an ideal' spot fora Most wonderful vacation. a Splendid accommodation is to be ad at one of the four or six-room | 4 Running hot and cold [Mrs. Frank Brennan is slowly A ungalows. Water in each room, electric light, Every convenience to make the vaca- tionist comfortable. a2" The dining room and main lunge at the main lodge, around which the bungalows are grouped. All build- ings are rustic log structures with Spacious verandahs. Rates are most Teasonable--$6 a day or $35 a week, American plan--open July 1st. & For full information and illustrat- : ed booklet ask J. P. Hanley, Cana- ; dian Natfonal Railways agent, King- ston, Ont, -- Notes From Verona, Verona, Aug. 9.--There are many tourists and campers enjoying the holidays at Verona and the beautiful Weather and good fishing is quite encouraging, Berries are quite plentiful and many are taking ad- vantage of the chance to gather them. Miss Hazel Asselstine and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grant, of Toronto, are ¥isiting thelr parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Moore and family, Maberly, and Miss Evadee Moore, nurse-in-train- Ing at Kingston General Hospital, Spent Bunday at L. V. Woods.. The people of Verona were pleased that ouncillor J. HW. Freeman had used influence so successfully in get- E the jail grounds in such a beau- I condition, They also hope he s the same influence in getting Smething done for the road through Foua. It would greatly encourage friends in this vicinity. ------ a ---- Watch our windows for © this. month, at James Reid's. i prices THERMOS KITS WAXED PAPER PAPER CUPS' CANADA DRY GINGER ALE | GRAPE JUICE I ing, left for their home again on Thursday. My. and Mrs. Yates Marshall left recently for Pennsyl- vania, where Mr. Marshall has a position. The latest report is that im- proving. Miss Marguerite McNamee, Brock- ville, en route from Toronto, where she has spent the past two weeks, is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McNamee. Mrs. A. Hart is visit- ing her son, George Hart, and Mrs. Hart. Mr. and Mrss John Keyes. Ottawa, and Mrs. William Wood, Lombardy, were Tuesday visitors at the home of Hiram Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. Hall. Miss Dorothy Foley is spending a few days the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones, Lake Eloida. John White and children were Delta vis- itors on Sunday. Many will be glad to learn that Mrs. Howard Johnston has so far recovered from her severe illness as to be able to visit in our midst. She was a guest at the home. of her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. H. Sey- mour, Recent visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Seymour for several days were Steward McIntosh and friend, Smith's Falls; Mr. and Mrs. H. Laroque and grandson and Miss Mackay, Rochester, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. W, N. Seymour and Mr. and Mrs. H. Laroque motored to Ottawa one day last week.. A party of mo- torists, which included Mr. and Mrs Smith and family, Strathroy, made a brief visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Stinson, their cousins, while enroute to Oak Leaf. MacDonald Smith, Scottish born, Lakeview, N.Y., won the Canadian open golf, with Sarazen second and Turnesa third. Clemenceau has asked the United States not to treat war debts as com- {| mercial matter. A good place to buy your Bedding at James Reid's, the Home of Fine Bedding. Hon. Mr. Boivin placed his life on the altar of his country, Macken- zie King tells electors. Premier Meighen opened his Mani. il toba campaign and urged a broader outlook. The report of finding Kitchener's ! body is not given credence. New C.P.R. Cold Storage Cars . acquaintance. ¢ Mrs. Clarke Turner was success- fully operated upon in the General Hospital at Kingston. Dr. Bissell was in attendance. Mrs. Eugene Hagerman, attended by her niece, Mrs. Charles Mallory, left on Friday for the General Hos- pital, Kingston, to undergo an opera- tion. The annual ice cream social of the United Church at Rockfleld, was well attended. Rev. Alfred Bishop presided over the programme, which was given In the church. Mr. 8. Hol- lingsworth, of Athens, and Mise Moore, of New Dublin, sang solos. The president of the Ladies' Aid, Mrs. Warne, gave a very interesting recitation. Three little girls, Misses Herbison, 'Burteh and LaForty sang pleasingly together. An address was also given by Rev. R. Calvert, of Mallorytown. Mr. and Mrs. William Burnham went to Port Hope at the beginning of the week to visit their son, Mr. Ross Burnham, returning later in the latter's car, The family Is now camping at their cottage on the shore of the river. The Misses Munroe are also camping with their grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Burnham. ume oY ea SEWIEE NC Be careful aboitit'how you fall for a girl. --- i In a Soft Ball Game Played at a Lati- | mer Picnic. | Elginburg, Aug. 9.--A large num- ber of tourists have passed through this village during the past month. The Elginburg and Latimer soft ball teams played at the Latimer Sunday school picnic, Friday. The Elginburg team were defeated. Mrs. John Porter is {ll at her son's, Fred's home. Her three brothers and one sister, besides other rela- tives are here visiting. The guests are Mrs. Annings, Toronto; Messrs. Homer, Oscar and"Norman Reid, Meaford; Mrs. Phillip Clogg, Wil- lHamson, N.Y. Mrs, Homer Reid and | daughter are expected to arrive on Sunday next. Mr. and Mrs. George Counter, Mrs. Arnold Avery and her son, Cecil, are visiting at the home of Mrs. (Dr.) Maggee, in London. Arn- old Avery and Bert Nolan have the job of painting the posts and the road signs on the highway through the townships of Yonge, Escott and Lansdowne. Mrs. (Dr.) Paul, M.A. Lyn, has been 'engaged for high school work in the Consolidated school in the place of Miss IF. Mallory, who has re- signed to accept the position of prin- cipal of the Continuation school at Bath. Miss Francis Mallory and Mr. Cecil Barl are in attendance at the summer School at Queen's Uni- versity. Marjorie and Florence McDonald, who haye been spending a week with thelr sister, Mrs. John Alexander, re- turned on Saturday, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, The two latter returned by boat from Brock- ville on Monday. Haying is held up for a time by the splendid ana much- needed rains. The local busses were crowded and over-crowded, on Mon- day, by people anxious to get to the circus at Brockville. Many also went by train. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper was observed in the United Church on Sunday. ------ ---- A genuine Ostermoor $25, at James Reid's. Robert Rudd, Buffalo, N.Y., an official in the purchasing depart- ment of the Carborundum Com- pany of Niagara Falls, one of the passengers on the steamer Richelieu of the Canada Steamships Lines, was drowned at Bagotville, Que., when he fell from the wharf while at- tempting to throw some fruit to fellow passengers. Our big August Sale is now on at Mattress, Ohio, spent Friday at John Noble's. { Miss J. Gardner, Washington, is | visiting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. | Charles Irvine. Mr. and Mrs. Ross | Davy and daughter, Kingston, spent | Sunday at John Irwin's, Mrs. A. Gordanier is visiting relatives in Sydenham. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Stover and children have gone to Parham to-day. | {Miss Marjorie Hamilton, Toronto, | Mrs. J. B. Archambault, Rochester, and Miss Madeline Cowdy, Murvale, have been visiting Mrs. Charles Fraser. George Porter and Leonard Stone, Rochester, N.Y., are visiting Fred Porter and other friends here. Mise Lillian Day, Sydenham, is the guest of Miss Bertha Tolls. Rev. W. T. Mackenzie has purchased a new Chevrolet sedan. The Glenvale soft | ball team is expected to play here | ; to-night. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Bar-| 'clay and friends motored from To- | ronto and arrived af J. Irvin's Jast, Sunday, - ; -- Busy Picking Berries, Addison, Aug. 4.--The farmers | have about finished haying and all report a good crop. The order now | is berry-picking. Mr. and Mrs. Herb ert Watts and daughter, Alma, spent the week-end at Newboro and West- | port visiting friends. Mrs. Francis! Mackay spent a few days with her! husband in Syracuse, N.Y., this week, Several from here attended the barn dance at A. Whitmore's, Plum | Hollow, on Friday night. Miss Alma | Watts is helping In the central office: at Athens, -------------- Famous auxiliary schooner Arctic has been sold in Quebec for $10,600 | to Nelson Vigneault, fish merchants. Undertow took the lives of ten James Reid's. bathers in Brant Beach, Lake Erie. wn ES am Sy ---- ELGINBURG TEAM DEFEATED. | / ARE TRUMPS For present and fall wear. Have you noticed that al- most every well dressed American visitor is wear- ing a smart coat of plaid or tweed with a fur collar. Distinguished by its rug belt, its straight silhouette and its beauty of fabric. These new Travel Coats are things of beauty as well as utility. Ombre Plaids, Flecked Woolens and other loose-knit fab- rics are to the fore with fur collars of Wolf Vicuna, Mandel and dyed Opposum, AT POPULAR PRICES THROUGHOUT (+ 0] New Fall Hats Have recently arrived, and are developed in Felt and Velvet. Large and small shapes are both claim- ing a place in the Fall scheme of things. a = > Brims are unbound and undulating, and many sport gay ornaments and gros grain ribbons. Green, Rose and many shades of Brown are present, but Black, too, is exceedingly evident. Priced From