vi JIHE DAILY BRITISH WHIG v . CROSS-WORD PUZZLE | Wom brie me Tome ee SATURD A I'S ] EX HIBITION SPECIA Fare Refund Sale | Fur Trimmed Coats FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS | GLOVES on $ 1 . 2 9 5 Gauntlet. Style A o | Fancy Cuffs Exgeptional values in Women's and Misscs' styles, All-w trimmed with Fur Collar and Cuffs, fully lined and interlin French Embroidered med. Sizes 16 to 44, KXTRA SPECIAL! BE EARLE aouts, gauntlec style, A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY "with dome fastefier; beautle GARMENT Dresses and dark Wood tones, FOR 6to 7%. ni. y. Misses' Dress WOMEN AND MISSES Sizes 34 to 48. *10.95 . 8 [9 io ow. GILLETT CO. LTD, I TORONTO, CAN, This puzzle is the "coliseum" because of the reseniblance of the am pithéatre. 'Gesign 10° the buge Roman: Horizontal, 28. Steet (abbrev.). 29. 'Self 41. Saddle animal fra. ed to a lopping gat. Favorite Japanese « fish. Fishing bags. 45. To manry. 46. Loose Roman cloak. . Companies of eol- ders, Mineral, ------ Vertical, . Surrounding condi- tions or influences. . Lasso with a run- ning kaot, 3. To pull along, . Half an em. . Oceans. . Wise, . Part 'of most com- mon 'vetb. Special - . To stuff. . To run away and 43, mary. . Suitable for homes. Tarn; . Mature, 148. tied on wife by hus- band. . Exists, . Esteem. . Jumbled type. . Lac. i - Equipped with gus. t word of a prayer. . Region. . More recent. 32. Gorge. 24. Mother, 35. Greeted. Ct rn een. 48. Ae Cin nen. RETURNED TO OTTAWA. -- Summer Visitors at Charleston Lake 2 For All Summer. P4--Mr. » . Impetuous. . To cheat. . Orange. . Moos. .-Scatters hay. Cloth . 2,000 Ibs. } + Therefore. Charleston, Sept. and Mrs. Blount have 'returned to Ot- tawa, after spending the past couple of months at their summer home here. They were fccumpanied by isagllla Slack who expects to 'the winter in 'the Capital Sizes 16, 18, 20, 38. An e value, smart, Misses Di in all Wool or Silk and Wool materials, tn Shades, Checks and Seri ttorns.. All shades, BE EARLY ! Py: pa city. ; 8. B.' M. Plunkett, Kingston, spent the week-end fn the home of his cousin, Mrs. Charles Slack; leav- a thing was taking place save for the people going to and from the polls. A beautiful Christmas cake, the plain good 8g on Monday to ¥esume his stud: fes at the Seminary in Montreal. (. 'J. Banta closed his Island home on Monday and left for hime home in New York.' : . G. Crozier 1s improving his : ee by the addition of a new verandah and T. W. Spence is re "freshing his house with a coat of Paint. Miss Julia Hudson has re. turned from Jones' Falls where she Spent the past three months, Many from here attended 'the fair af Raita last week and also the school : at Athens on Saturday. Jamas Heffernan had the misfortune to break his wrist on Wednesday last while working around' his thresher. Charlie Hocheff at Cedar Park 'Botel returned fo his home in ville on Saturday. Blection day passed very auteily | wi 'One 'would 'hardy know such pressure to one of lower pressure. bre - - ® Records 'Where'd You Get Those Eyes? and Hi-Diddle-Diddle George Olsen & His Music Baby Face Barcelona i On the Riviera. Fox Tots hits of the "Valencia" typé on the same record) . International Novelty Orchestra George Olsgn and His Music work and gift of Charlie Ho to Mrs. T. D. Spénce can be seen at the Spence store. Charlie is certainly an artist in that line. The heavy rains very much interfered with the har- vest. A great deal of grain is still in the fields. Moving From Camden East. Camden t, Sept. 17.--A num- ber of the fridnds of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. McKim gathered at their home on Tiesday evening to express re- gret that Mr. and Mrs, McKim wera leaving the community and to wish them all success in their new home in Tamworth. A very large number of people were present and all enjoyed a splendid evening. mis Air, like water or any other fluid, II flow from a region of higher 20108 20113 ODESSA SCHOOL FAIR The List of Awards Made at at the Odessa school fair on Monday, Sept. 13th. The list of follows: ° Roy Powley, Alfred Cochrane. Smith, Harry Miine, rane. ley. Howard Henderson. Irene Reid, Bernice Reid. Roy Powley, Clifford Heath, Leslis Smith, Hettle Snyder, Ruby Clark, Wallace, Smith. Roy Powley, Ruth Peters, Alfred Cochrane," Johnston Stuart, 'Reona Smith, Slyck, Marie Amey, Irene Vanslyck, Leslie Boston, Leslie Smith, Clifford Montgomery. Later potatoes-- Stewart Lambert, Clande Grant, Claude Snider, Maud Lewis, Glen Benjamin, Jos Thomp- son. VanSlyck, Withers, Franklin Clark. : McArthur, Orval | Frink." § gomery, Bernice Reid, Leslie | Doris Turnham. Ruby Clark. Hynes, Claude 'Roy Babcock, Elsie Crossword Puzle Answer, DREW LARGE CROWD The Exhibition Held Last Monday. A large crowd was in attendance awards is ay One quart oats--Leéslie Smith, Every Frock in this special offering to-moirow is a copy of the latest Fall models, straight-line styles for Women; two-piece tucked effects, smartly braid trimmed in contrasting color for Misses. Neck can be worn high or low. CORSETTES Longerline Corsettes, tic panels dnd boning; fancy Brocaded with elas. shorter models for Misses. SPECIAL VALUE FOR SATURDAY $1.50 Values to $2.50 "NEW" HOSIERY SILK AND WOOL Extra long Silk ana hem top, spliced toes Also come with and heels, ful, new Fall shades: French Nude, San. dalwood, Toast, Blush, Black; etc, ribbed top. Wool Boot with beaut. 08 le SPECIAL ! ALLY plain, correct shades: i mt on terns. Sheaf of oats--Roy Powley, Leslie Alfred Coch- One quart barley"*Kenneth Pow- Cre Sheaf of barley--Kenneth Powley, 8 One quart wheat--Roy Powley, Sheaf of wheat---Bernice Rees. Forsyth, Oscar Roy Powley, corn--Gordon Baldwin. Egerton Reona Reid, Field corn----Neij Sweet Lena) Hagerman, Early potatoes--Albert Kimmett), Medium potatoes-- Wilfred Van- non Mangels-- Leslie Smith, Wilfred Willie Baldwin, = Jean Turbipe--Ceell Turnham, Blake Fivé Wealthy Snider, Duncan Weese, Marion Storey. Collection "Calf, beet breed--Leslie Oscar Heath. Calf, dairy breed---Edward Walk- er, Kenneth Powlay, Walter Thur- low, Roy Powley, Jack Chadwick, Clifton Withers, Clarence" Chadwick, Howard Withers, Harold Grant. Barred Rock, cockerel--BEdward Walker, Orval Morrow, Howard Hen- derson, Roy Babcock, Bl. Withers. Barred Rock, Walker, Henderson, BE. Withers. : Pert of Barred Rocks--Bdward Walker, Orval Morrow, Dorothy Sni- der, BE. Withers, . Bird honse--Herbert Weese, -Withers, Roy Babcock, Harry Skid- more, Wooden Creighton, ighton; Annie Weess, Weese, Robert Clagk. pring Colt, heavy--Roy. Powley. Smith, \ pullet--HEdward Orval Morrow, Reid, Nail box---Neil Forsyth, BE. With ers, Walter Thurlow, Wilfred New. man, Leélie Boston, Edward Walker, Collection of 'weslls---~Mabal Stor. Morrow, Pauline] # Beetg--Mary Fisher, Hilda Mont. Smith, | - Carrots--Mabel" Sterling, George Snyder, Leslie Smith, Onians--Hqward Wit apples--Dorothy Annie of apples -- Duncan Herbert Howard mallet--Leslie ' Boston, Edward. Walker, Harry Milne, Ver. ling, Harry Skidmore, Elsie Boston, E. Withers, Jean Denyes, Irene Reid. . Collection of clovers and ----Harry Skidmore, Vernon Reid. Collection of woods--Roy Bab- cock, Leslie Boston, Amelia Parrott. Cuts of live stock--Amelia Par- rott, Everett Withers, Wiltred Van- Slyck, Vernon Reid, Leslie Smith Six snapshots, mounted---Herbert Weese, Leslie Smith, Harry Skid- more, Amelia Parrott. Six sandwiches--Lucille Babeock, Irene Baker, Geraldine Frink, Eliza« beth Storey. : Graham muffins---Leslie Alberta Hicks. Chocolate tudge--Marion Milter, Jean Denyes, Marjorie Baker, Don- ald Ruttan, Pauline Frink. ? White cdke--Marion Storey, Maud jon Sunday, Florence | R.N., 'who spent a few days ot Mrs. Lewis, Mabel Sterling, Baker, Jean Withers, Apple ple--Jean Withers, Buck, Marie Amey, ¥lsie Boston. Wash ¢cloth--Blizabeth Lucille Babcock. Bag----Alberta Hicks, Apron~Marion. = Miller, Amey. Marjofie Baker. Night gown--Florence Baker. House dress Marie Amey. Writing, 1st book---Hettls Snyder. "Writing, 20d Book--Marie Amey, | Marjorie * Baker, "Herbert Weese, Walter Thurlow, Gladys Buck, Jean Denyes. 33 Writing, 3rd Book---Maud Lewis, Reta Hagerman, Marion Miller, Storey, Marie grasses | Was Prononinced the Most Success-] Elliott, of the continuation school, Bigin, and Miss Anna Myers of St. Edward's = school, the week-end at Mrs. Haskins was a Sunday visitor here. Several from here attended the fair at Delta on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. It was the most successful fair Delta has ever held. The exhibits were Booa Boston, jand the midway added much to the enjoyment of the young and old. Miss Audrey Kenny, Lyndhurst. is : [Wie guest son Gladys Buck. |T. H. Myers', Gladys [she will spend the remainder of her a holidays at Kingston hospital. Miss Anna Moore and Miss Mitil1a White, Robert Greenham, Quite 1 with the grippe, is feel'ss | mos better. Miss K.' Myers, R.N., has re- turned and 7 M ri '| | Sea wat arguerite Metzler atthe "THE FAIR AT DELTA ful in Years. Plijlipsville, Sept 13.~--Miss Helen Westport, spent theft homes bere. of Miss Ina Ellett. Fodey, Lansdowne, was in town Miss Marie Daugherty, deft for Athems, where before returning to work . -Mpe. Mae Moore on friends. o nursing WOOL Fawn, Dove, Grey, Heather tuves, etc. ' Values regular to $1.50, SPECIAL SATURDAY Nel- | ~and All-Wool HOSE . A HEAVY NEAL ACUTE INDIGESTION SUDDEN DEATRL en SE de % nL, hk tre ve of a sudden end, a.m mAteet per, cent, of of absolute fact. 90 ol oie trouble is probably Loved by a Sou 3 Gassy, Upset stoma When the S-- youll a ol you prove it. bso] Fees "sim Bio who "has béea that. seld