THE DAILY BRITISH _WHIG Thursday, August 19, 1926. 3 New Arrivals for Fall For the well-dressed man of mature years -- for the younger man who is now climbing--for the youth of first long trousers. Suits and Topcoats Featuring an extensive selection. We are now showing the new, smart styles in Suits and Topcoats -- the fresh patterns and new weaves. Among the Suits you will find the wedge-shaped Coat with broad should- ers, tapering waist-line and snug hips, pular color tones and de- in all the signs in To tion of hans oats--a beautiful collec- me and serviceable gar- ments at an amazingly low price. SUITS 50 up to $35.00 T LIVINGSTON'S 75-79 BROCK STREET If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk P COATS CITY AND DISTRICT 1 | Portsmouth Registration. | Eighteen names were added to {the voters' list of the Village of ! Portsmouth on Wednesday at the | registration office. Transferred to Belleville. David Sylvester, license inspe tor {In Sault Ste. Marie for the past year, bas just received notice of his trans- fer to Belleville, to take effect about Sept. 16th. ' Is Very Sick. Bruce Dobson, well known poli- tical leader of Missouri, whose honia is in Kansas City, is very ill at his summer home, Equity Lodge, near Alexandria Bay, N.Y. Underwent Operation. Mrs. Alma Alkenback, B.A., un- derwent a successful operation at the Kingston General Hospital for tonsilectomy, on Wednesday. * Her sister, Miss May Reid, ot New York City, is present with her. oe Excursion. To Lake on the Mountain and Flc- ton, and by auto to the famous Sand Banks, S.8. Bfockville 'from Ferry Dock Monday, August 23rd, 10 a.m. (fast time.) Fare to Picton and re turn, adults, $1.00; children 50c. Was Formerly of Tamworth, John Coulter, Watertown, N.Y., aged fifty-five years, dled this week after an illness of eight years from lead poisoning. He was a painter. He was a native of Tamworth, Ont. A wifg and son survive. Ready for Mission Work. At a recent convention at Old @r- chard, attended by several Kingston- aps, the Christian Alliance raised $37,000 for missionary purposes. Some fifty young men and women volunteered for service on missionary fields. -- Married an Odessa Lady. Mr. Stephen 8. Mix, aged sixty- eight years, died in Watertown, N. Y, He had been in ill-health for several years. About two weeks ago he came to Kingston, where a specialist was consulted. His marriage to' Miss | Charity Eupremia Burnett, of Odes- sa, occurred in 1882. ---- Received Many Prizes. Homer Westcott, who made a hole In one on the Alexandria Bay golf course Wednesday afternoon, has been presented with a truck load of prizes offered for the feat. Mr, West- cott is one of the firm of S. J. Vroo- man and Company, Inc., and one of the crack golfers of Alexandria Bay, | Played Softball. The Canadian Legion Softball team tried conclusions with the peni- tentiary nine on Wednesday even- ing and when the game was called on account of darkness the score 11 hf afi fis i Ey 1 in Ze En LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF Cooked ready to serve -- carefully sliced by machine. Try a half pound. We recommend it as the daintiest of Cooked Meats. dpound ...... .. . 18c. ~~ PLUM JAM 3 Ib. glass jar, each 49c. CLOVERLEAF SALMON A FLEXO A pure Soap Flake, package ....... 25¢c. TOMATOES | 75 baskets for to-morrow's selling. Fancy, ripe, red stock. to-morrow, ly Suitable for slicing; delicious with cream. Tp dozen ......... 30c. Berries (Lawton), oie 106. oo stood at seven all. A more decisive game may be played later in the sea- son. To Attend Legion Council. Mr. Charles Hicks, the secretary of the Kingston Branch of the Can- adian Legion, will leave next week to attend a meeting of the provincial lj | council of the Legion in Toronto {next week. The meeting is on the day following Warrior's Day at the Canadian National Exhibition, | Eastern Star Picnic. -raptenac Chapter, No. 90, of the Dfder of the Eastern Star, held a | pienfe at Lake Ontario Park, on |} | | | Wednesday night in lieu of the re- gular meeting of the order. Dar- li ing the afterndon cards were play- }! ed, and after supper a programme }| of sports was run off. - Arniel and §| Hambrooke did the catering. | Wolfe Island for Bushell. | Mr. R. J. Bushell, the Progressive i | candidate in Frontenac-Addington, } held a most enthusiastic meeting at }| Wolfe Island on Wednesday and his }| supporters report that indications §ion the island point to the fact that }| the Progressive nominee will have §!an unprecedented majority there. Many predict a clear sweep of the is- land. Cases Before County Magistrate. A case charging cruelty to ani- mals was heard before Magistrate Bradshaw in the County Police Court on Wednesday afternoon ers of motor, vehicles to bring their | cars to a dead stop before entering! on roads which are designated as | provincial highways. Tha traffiz of-| ficers have been given instructions | to see that this regulation is carried } out. ' | ------ $ Fusion Candidate. The Liberals and Progressives of Lanark county are uniting to oppose | the candidature of Hon. Dr. R. F.| Preston, ex-M.P., of Carleton Place, again the Conservative candidate in the coming election, and they will hold a convention in Lanark village next Tuesday afternoon to choose a standard-bearer. A prominent Pro-| gressive, Mr. G. W. Buchanan, Car- | leton Place, is mentioned as the most | likely to receive the Liberal-Progres- sive nomination. Band Concert. The following programme will be rendered by the Salvation Army Band on ' Thursday evening, Aug. 19th at 8.15 o'clock, in Victoria Park. * March, Collingwood. .. . .Dickens Selection, Songs of Exortation. sean 3% auine ve sa soMarshall Meditation, Rockingham. Goldsmith March, Across the Sea. Dockerill Selection, My Shepherd . . Hawkes Selection, Pardon and Peace.. ... sess ww nn en 2a os. »«Marshall Fantasia, Songs of Scotland Hawkes Introducing Loch Lomond, Blue Bells of Scotland, Caller Herring, Kelvin Grove, Jock = O'Hazeldean, Scots Wha' Hae, Mary of Argyle, Awa Whigs Awa, Will Ye No Come Back Again, March, Liverpool. PF God Save the King. H. J. Otten, bandmaster Ensign' E. Falle, Officer in Charge. CITIZENS ARE INVITED T0 THE POLICE SPORTS Big Programme Has Been Ar- ranged For Benefit of the General Public. The stage has been all set for the big field day of sports, under the auspices of the police depart- ment to be held at the Cricket Field on Wednesday afternoon next, com- mencing at 1 o'clock. The pro- gramme is being put on for the bene- fit of citizens, and the members of the police department extend a cor- dial invitation to the people of Wright Kingston, old and yeung alike, to take part in the festivities. Loeal merchants and citizens in general have contributed a hand- some lot of prizes for the various events, No programme of this na- ture would be complete without a baby show, and this has been pro- vided for. In the evening, a concert will be held in Memorial Hall, and there will also be dancing in Ontario Hall. The presentation of prizes will take place in Memorial Hall. Mayor Angrove is chairman of the special committee and Chief of Police Robinson is secretary-treas- urer. OBITUARY | Johm Bearance, Elgin The death occurred, after a shor: illness, of John Bearance, a retired farmer of Elginburg, at the home of his son-in-law, E. Jenkins, 63 York street. The deceased was 85 years of age, and was very well near Blginburg, where he had hai had a farm for many years. Mr. Bearance was born in Ireland, and on coming to this country he set- tled in this district. He was bereav. year ago. He is survived by eleven childrén; seven sons are: Wilson, in Saskatchewan: Elwood, .Calvin and Henry, in Kingston: Alex and Russell, in Cleveland, Ohio: 8 x in Detroit, Mich.; and four daugh- ters, Mrs. Walter Henderson, of Ro- chester, N.Y.; Mrs. W. Moore, Mrs. BE. Jenkins, and Elsie, of Kingston. The deceased was a member of the Orange order. The funeral is to be held from the residence of his son- in-law, 63 York street, at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon to Cataraqul ceme- tery, 5 Aan VLADLA 5. 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