THE LIST OF PRIE WINNERS AT KINGSTON NDUSTRAL FAR}, Tovighs i \ { (Continued from Tuesday.) * Simpson, W. J. Smythe. peewaves| al | Cooke Bros., Phil. Edwards, W. J. Mrs. E. H. Pense, who is leaving | Grain. Smythe. Best Seedling, Cooke Bros., | tor England shortly, was the raison | Fall wheat, A. L. Stover, J. |J. S. Knight, W. J. Smythe. Crab, | g'etre of a delightful luncheon at the { Knight, Benson Coulter Spr To oan White, J. W. Walker, Cooke | Country Club to-day. - Covers were i wheat, J. W. Walker, W. J. Smythe. | Bros. Calorst, Cooke Bros, J. W. | laid for fourteen, and the guests in- | Rye, J. W. Walker, W. J. Symthe.; Walker, Phil. Edwards. Alexandras,. cijuded Mrs. Arthur Cunningham, [ Oats, white, David Watts (Wolfe Is-| Cooke Bros., Albert Graham, W. J. | Mrs Stafford Kirkpatrick, Mrs. P. G. land), W. J. Smythe, J. W. Walker. | Smythe. Macintosh Red, Cooke! oo. Campbell, Mrs. C. F. Kirkpatrick, | Beans, white, J. J. Wilmot, E. H.| Bros, W. J. Smythe, Phil Edwards. | Mrs. W.. F. Nickle, Miss Alice Mac- | Stover. Beans, any other color,.Chas ! st. Lawrence, Joseph White, Cooke | pee, Miss Alice King, Miss Jessie George, Alfred Watts, Joseph White | Bros. Wolf River, J, W. Walker, W. | Smith, Miss Marion Redden, Miss | Peas, smgll, Davia Jue, v5 + Smythe, Joseph White. | Marjorie Pense, Miss Florence Cun- Smythe, 'eas, large Smythe ingham, Miss Fran Sulliv i | Charles George, J. W. Walker, Corn | Ladies' Work. pincham, Miss Frances Sullivan and in ear, W. J. Smythe. Buckwheat, Sofa cushion in silk, worked, Mrs. |" : + 4 not over one year old, J. W. Walker,| M. Richmond, Mrs. E. R. Menzies, Mrs. A. B. Cunningham, Earl Charles George, Benson Coulter.| (extra) Mrs. G. A. Elliott, Port |. oi entertained informally at the | Clover seed, not over one| Arthur; Mrs. S. Pennock, Gananoque. { yo. 16ur- on Tuesday for Mrs. E. H | year old, Ww. J Smythe. | Sofa cushion, any kind, Mrs. 8S. Pen- Pense. e Fd cn | Timothy seed, J. W. Walker, Ww. J.| nock, Mrs. J. R. Weir, Mrs. E. R. ar 2-8» {Smythe, Benson Coulter. ' Vetches,| Menzies. Table mats, Mrs. 8. Pen- 3 at ¥ - wy. Smythe. Barley, S. A. Lyon, | nock, (extra) Mrs. G. A. Elliott, Mrs. Mrs. A. Laird, Johston Street, ask | . : OR a Ia : , ed a few people to tea*on Tuesday in A. L. Stover, David Watts. Sheal of |S. A. Lockwood, Mrs. W. H. 1- bh tf Mrs. Herbert Mow3 m { wheat, fall or goose, J. W. Walker, | lips. Five o'clock table cover, Mrs, [ 2O1OT Of SUIS. Pt Mowat, Toron- |J. S. Knight. Sheaf of oats, white| E. R. Menzies, (extra) Mrs. G. A. '° a .0 wile { | variety, J. S. Sibbitt, Benson Coulter, | Elliott, Mrs. W. H. Phillips, Mrs. 8. 3 in } J. 8. 'Knight. Sheaf of rye, J, Aha Lockwood. Doylies,| embroidered, Mrs. 3. H Voir ini Bagot street, HONS | Walker. J. S. Knight. Ensilage corn,| Mrs. 'S. A. Lockwood! Mrs. E. R.| "as another hostess on Tuesday af- . 8. Knight, J. S. Sibbitt, J. J. Wil-| Menzies, Mrs. S. Pennock. Doylies, ! jernoon, heh she asked a few of [1.2 " | not embroidered, Mrs. E. R. Menzies,) Mrs. Nash's J ends to 1 tea. . | Mrs W. H. Phillips, Mrs. G. A. El- ; Vegetables and Roots [liott. Centre piece, embroidered, | , Lady C artwright and the Misses Onions, vellow, E. Dinnee, Joseph | white, Mrs. S. Pennock, (extra), Mrs. | Cartwright, and Prof. and Mrs. T. "Tbe Chocol 3 OW, ro la 3 p ockw M. Callender will again occupy *"Ot- fiom aes White, Aired at. ik Re Rg wn Pane A olukyond, terhurn" during the winter months. Wonderfully smart suits of Serge, Gaberdine, Broadcloth, Wool that are different Watts. Potato, early red, Charles|any kind, Mrs. E. K. Menzies, Mrs.| ~ Major and' Mrs. Hubert Stethem Velour, Gloveskin Twill and rich velvet, mostly trimmed luxurious- Friendship, Alfred Watts, J. W.|W. H. Phillips, Mrs. W. J. Allan, and their son, who have been spend- Walker, Potato, late white, W. ; (extra) Mrs. G. A. Elliott. Cut work) ing some time at Valcartier, are now ly with fur. Some have clever touches of velvet; others are attrac- vthe, R. E. Harpell, Joseph White. | embroidery, Mrs. W. H. Phillips, R.| in Montreal, and are expected at the . Polk, Mrs. S. A. Lockwood, (ex-| end of the week to visit Mr. and Mrs. tively braid trimmed. Potato, late red, J. B. Knight, Alfred | N. . Watts, Charles George Cottage| tra) Mrs. G. A. Elliott. R. J. Carson, "Romilly Hduse," gavoy, Mrs. G. M. Giles, John Heaton,| Hardanger work, Mrs. E. R. Menz-| Miss Mildred Horsey, Ottawa, is The new collars are features of these Fistiresque New York suits. Charles Baker. Cabbage, drumhead,| ies, Mrs. 8. A, Lockwood, Mrs. J. R,| now the guest of Mrs. K. L. Jones, J. 8. Knight, B. Lancaster, E. Din | Weir, (extra), Mrs. G. A. Elliott. | King street. WwW e invite comparison with suit values anywhere in town in Potatoes ' nee, Cabbage, red, Charles Baker, | Venetian embroidery, Mrs. 8. A.| * B. ~ 'John Heaton.- Man-| Lockwood, J. L. F. Sproule, (extra) | Miss Fioraes Elliott, Barrie STYLE, QUALITY, TAILORING AND PRICE. Lancaster, J Choice Carload Just Received. {golds, J. 8. Knight, J. W. Walker, &.| Mrs. G. A. Elliott, Mrs. W. H. Phil- | street, will leave on Friday to spend Wholesale and Retail. |G. Hogle. Deets, round, Mrs. G. M.| lips. Punch work, Mrs. E. R. Menz-| a few days in Belleville, Special prices by orderin | Giles, Charles Friendship, Baiden| ies, J. L. F. Sproule, Mrs. George Robert Rayson has returned to pec iy or yore B one | Bros Turnips, swede, table, B. Lan-| Harrison. Cross stitch, Mrs. E. R.rtown after spending several months FROM $18.50 ON uP TO $75.00. caster, Alfred Watts Albert Gra-| Menzies, Mrs. W. H. Phillips, Mrs. |at Maynooth. : ham. Turnips, any other kind, G. M.| 8. A. Lockwood, (extra) Mrs. G. A. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips and Giles, Alfred Watts, Collection of | Elliott, Ww Rk Phillips, Johnson street, ? y peppers, Charles Friendship, Charles| Eyelet and French embroidery, | are feaving for New York early next | In's George, Collection of onions, J. S.| Mrs. W. H. Phillips, Mrs. S. A. Lock-| week. s {ni ri 3 .-| wood, J. F. L. Sproule, (extra) Mrs. Captain and Mrs. Ronald Fortt Knight, Charles Friendship. Collec tion of vegetables, Alfred Watts. Col-|G. A. Elliott. Ladies' work, :embroid- ps 210 Division 8¢ Phone 345 a ' | : are expected from Petewawa at the lection of potatoes, J.-8. Knight, Al-| ery, Mrs. 8. Pennock, Miss M. E.| end of the month and bh > tak 6" W ? a " . fred Watts, Joseph White. Lettuce,| Sawyer, Mrs. W. H. Phillips.' Braid-| yr. and Mrs. Douglas Tre a (eh : The omens Store of Kingston. (Original). J. L. F. Sproule, E. Dinnee, Charles| ing display, Mrs. S. A. Pockwood;| house on King street for the winter Friendship. Celery, golden Parig,| Mrs. W. H. Phillips, 8S. A. Lyon. righ i digi : Cooke Bros., J. S. Knight, Joseph|Drawn thread work, Mrs. 8. A. Lock-| Kenneth Johnston, Gananoque has }. A. . White. Celery, limber, E. Dinnee,| wood, Mrs. W. H. Phillips, Mrs. G Joseph White, Alfred Watts, Pump-| Elliott. Ribbon work, Mrs. E.R. otarnty tu wn to fsume his stud- , kin, J. W. Walker, W. J. Smythe,| Menzies, Mrs. J. R. Weir, Mrs. W. "Miss Griffin who ha Deo: visiti LESS MEAT IF BACK Cooke Bros. Citrons, Cooke Bros. | H. Phillips.) 'Netting, Mrs. S. Pen- " ' as ] 185i ng Ee Tas : ' : Th " . "| Mrs. W. T. Minnes, "Hillcroft," left side Albert. Graham, Baiden Bros. Cauli-| nock, (extra)"Mrs. G. A. Elliott, Mrs. yesterday for ker home in Brockvill flower, John Heaton, L. F. Sproule,| W. H. Phillips, Mrs. E. R. Menzies. | 344% for her home in Brockville, AND KIDNEYS HURT ! . Colin Rogers. Potah, early white, Tatting, Mrs. E. R. Menzies, Mrs. S. TAR fas B » Cannot withstand the Hicky W. J. Sythe, J: S. Knight, _Cooke| Pennock, (extra) Mrs G .A. Elliott, | ° Mrs. Sowa, Johnson street. Bros. Squash, field, Charles Friend-| Mrs. W. H. Phillips. 158 iyllis Knight, Alice street, Take a Gl f Salts to Flush Kid ship, R. J. Bushell, Alfred Watts.] Mount Mellick work, Mrs. S. Pen-| IS Visiting Mr, and Mrs, Cyril Knight | Take a Glass of Sais to 7 us . quickly break up the worst 2 rh a ! ig y y oy in Toronto neys if Bladder Bothers Squash, table green, B. Lancaster,| nock, Mrs. 8. A. Lockwood. Table . bead-cold and get it out of the Sonba , my , a on You. Albert Graham, W. J. Smythe. Vege- runner, Mrs. E. R. Menzies, Mrs. W. system, and a few doses of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burr, Bloom- . table marrow, Baiden Bros., Alfred ['H. Phillips, Mrs. J. R. Weir. Lunch- ' a dit rem . Hickey's Speedy Cure will loos- Watts, Charles Friendship. Sweet | eon set, centre and-six doylies, Mrs. | field, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Burr Eating meat regularly eventu.s, en up the tightest chest cold or Wicorn, John Heaton, Charles Baker,| W. H. Phillips) Mrs. E. R. Menzies, | and daughter, Grace, Picton, were Produces kidney trouble in some cough." Joseph White. Parsnips, John Hea-| Mrs, J. R. Weir. Pysography, Mrs, | Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. [form or other, says a well-known au- The tremendous sale 8f these |}iton, E. Dinnee, Baiden Bros. Car<|M. H. Phillips, (extra) Mrs. G. A |R. Ward, 355 Alfred street. thority, because the uric acid in meat splendid remedies testifies as J}|rot, field red, W. J. Smythe, Albert| Elliott, Mrs. J. R. Weir, Mrs. E. R.| Mrs. William Macdonald, ee the kidneys, they become 'to-their wonderful curing pro- [}| Graham, J. S. Knight. . Carrots, field | Menzies. Painting on China, Miss |is the guest of Mrs. Thomas D. Min-| overworked; get sluggish; clog up perties. 25c¢ each. white, J. S, Knight, Charles George,| Jessie Cooper, Wolfe Island; Mrs. 8.| nes, Kensington Place. and cause all sorts of distress, par- . Only at B. Lancaster. Carrots, table, Charles| A. Lockwood, Mrs. J. R. Weir. Oil] Miss Cairns, Brockville, is visiting | ticularly backache and misery in the Prime Ri aa ane / Baker, John Heaton, Charles Baker.| painting, Miss Jessie Cooper, Mrs. S.| her sister, Mrs. Tett, Frontenac|kidney region; rheumatic twinges, Onions, red, E. Dinnee, J. W. Walk-| A. Lockwood, Mrs. Campbell Smith, | street, severe headaches, acid stomach, con- - er, B. Lancaster. Peck onions, white,| Water coloxs, S. A. Lyon, Mrs. S. A. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Johnston fe-|stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, a J. S. Knight, Charles Friendship.| Lockwood, Miss Jessie Cooper. Pencil | turned to Montreal to-day. bladder and urinary irritation. Shoulder Roasts . .. Musk melons, B. Lancaster, Charles| drawing" Mrs. S. Pénnock, Miss| Mrs. George Smith, Ingersoll, is| The Moment your back hurts or Rolled Pot Roasts .. : Friendship, Cooke Bros. Cucumbers, |Jessie Cooper. Crayon drawing, Mrs. | visiting relatives in the city. kidneys aren't acting right, -or if Brisket (centre cut) e * & ss bladder bothers you, get about four Charles Friendship, Baiden Bros,,|Campbell Smith. Colledron fancy . Brosket (points) Cooke Bros. Pickling guions, white, ork, Mrs. 8. A Logkwood, Mrs. E.| "Mrs, J. D. Ellis will receive at the ounces of Jad Salts from any good| | geewing Beef : aiden Bros., Alfred 'atts, Joseph|R. Menzies, Mrs. ennock. Queen street rsonage, 30 pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in| | 5 The Popular Drug Store White. Tomato, red, Joseph White, Irish crochet, Mrs. W. H. Phillips, | street, on Friday age: 30 Colborne a glass of water before breakfast for Hamburg Steak ... Sundays John Heaton, Alfred B. Wilson. To-| Mrs. S. A. Lockwood, Mrs. M. Rich-| 6th, from four to six o'clock,land in |# few days and your kidneys will mato, purple, N. Badage, Joseph|mond. Toilet Crochet, Mrs. E. R.| the evening Rev, and Mrs. J. D. Ellis | then act fine. This famous salts is White, E. Dinnee. Celery, white| Menzies, Mrs; J. L. F. Sproule, Mrs.| will receive from eight to ten o'clock. | made from the acid of grapes and plume, J. S. Knight, Joseph White,| W. H. Phillips. Point ace, Mrs, E. + * = lemon juice, combined with lithia, Alfred Watts. Sugar beets, Charles| R. Menzies, Mrs. S. A. Lockwood,| The marriage will take place this |and has been used for generations to Baker, J. 8.- Knight, J. W, Walker.| Mrs. S. Pinnock. Battenburgh lace, | week in Almonte of Miss Hilda Sad-| flush clogged kidneys and stimulate Mrs. J. R. Weir, Mrs. E. R. Menzies, | dington, eldest daughter of Rev. |them to normal activity; also to neu- Fruit. J. L, F. Sproule. Knitting in Cotton, | Charles Saddington, rector of the An-| tralize the acids in the urine so it e m. avies' 0, Apples, fall, Cooke Bros., Joseph| 1st, Mrs. S. A. Lockwood, 1st (ex- | glican church of that town, and Mrs. | no longer irritates, thus ending blad- White, 3%. Walker. Winter, Louke tra), Mrs. G. A. Elloitt; 2nd, Mrs. Saddington, to Capt. L. C. Hutson, C, | det disorders. Cooke Bros.. Phil Edwards H 7 E. R. Menzies; 3rd, Mrs. J. R, Weir.| A, M. Es of Bridgetown, Barbadoes, Jad Salts cannot injure anyone; Order by Phone 597. Bonen Tok tid Rare y Cod Crochet on cotton, fine. Mrs. W. BWI makes a delightful effervescent lithia- Baneal bh he i H. Phillips, Mrs. W. F. Allan (Syden- LI I water drink whieh millions of men 'Russet, G. O. Seal, Cooke Bros. W.| han street, eity), Mrs. E. R. Menzies. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Holland, |and women take now and then to J. Symthe. Talmon Sweets Cooke | Crochet in cotton, coarse, Mrs. E. R.| Johnson street, announce the en-| keep the kidneys and urinary organs Bros., Joseph White, Phil. Edwards, | Menzies, Mrs. W. H. Phillips, Mrs. | gagement of their daughter, Mary clean, thus avoiding serious kidney Snow. Cooke Bros. Phil. Edwards, |S: Pinnock. Shoe knitted or| Grace (Mollie), to Lieut. Jack Har-| disease. Joseph White. Wealthy, H. J. Simp- crochet, Mrs. « S. Pinnock, | vey, . Royal Canadian Engineers, son, Cooke Bros, W. J. Smythe. Mrs. Bruce Kiel, Mrs. 8S. France. Miss Holland will leave for PATRON WRITES LETTER Lockwood. Tea cosy, Mrs. W. H.| England next week, where the wed- Seek-no-Further, Cooke . HA -- . Geek: no- Fuster, Tovke Bron. 1. J. Hlips, Mrs. 8. A. L« wood, Mrs. | ding will take place. Regarding the Sale of Ch on the y e on ' J. R. Weir. Crochet iii wool, 1st, Continued on 1 Sesp Wb Y : Look over all the styles IN FIVE MINUTES + | Mrs. S. Pinnock; 1st (extra), Mrs. G. (Cogtizyed on page 10.) 4 Frontenac Board. arm ea ( A Elliot, ud, Jeusis Glasgow; aid, War Tidings. Editors: what is ate : : vou' Mrs. S. A. Lockwood. ilnitting In| press despatches received at] : for this season and you'll NO SICK STOMACH, |: seve Siti. ares" sheivy Sis o Sith Si 3c Kin, os, fut] | Black, Green, Mixed. Packed in King choose one of the crea-| | Peir. didien mittens, Mrs. 8. A. | "Tay.un Bobradia ls retiring: | | Yas 20%c. while at Brockville the ton by . s --. y un passes by a - ] INDIGESTION, GAS| rock voor: Sirs ™ 5ruce seit. "tes | nunirian. neve. cur shots "way: owe | Lae day 20 16-16c was the ruling GEO. ROBERTSON & SON, Limited. tions of Sempe Leatherland, a Butien Doles, with the loss of gal a'few men. ing day. Again the past week 20 8c : At All Grocers - "Pane® " ., A, wood, 8S. A. Lyon,| The Russian Black Sea fleet has J -- : Pape's Diapepsin" ln the Quickest| Mrs. Brice Keil. Rag mat, braided bombarded Varna on the Bulgarian | was pala hero, while at Brockvitie Fie : FASHION CRAFT' and Surest Stomach or woven, Mrs, 8. Pinnock, Mrs. Sam- | coast. following day 21 3 to 21 3 16¢ was Relief. ol. J. Kearns, Me. Campbell fits Russians, cothhulng thelr advan Ea a A nn WOO! rs. nnock, | to Lem too! 0 risoners Yor they are creations in| |, what you just ate is souring on | Jennie Glasgow. Ta P on yam those doing. the dealing being sense he 'word. your stomach or lies like a lump of| Collection of useful articles, M The Allies' artillery is shellin dot ofet lead, refusing to digest, or you belch | Spinnock, Mrs. A. Lockwood, George | heavily, preparing the way for pre Tan eins Yuli Mo. els that are design- gas and eructate sour undigested |Leatherlamt. Quilt, knitted, George other infantry smash, along the cheese edb artists with a view | food. or have a feeling of dizziness, | Leatherland, S. A. Lyons, ' W. H. Somme. 304 hot baud ae Saad ARTILLERY RE ; y ' heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste | Phillips, Sle crochet, J. The Russians' new offensive. ining buyers to board and séll their of a every garment in mouth and stomach headache, you |er, 2nd, Mrs, Jeorge Harrison, 2nd |Volhynia is progressing favorably. | goods. I fear the Frontenac Cheese e 4 can surely get relief in five min- (extra), Mrs, G, A. Elliott; 3rd, Mrs, Fighting continues . strongly in|Board will be a total failure if sales- WANTED IMMEDIATELY Patterns are utes. |W. He Phillipe. Plecework, cotton, | faver of the Allies on the western|{men neglect to board their cheese y . . > Ask your pharmacist to show you H. Phillips, George Leather. | front. and sell onthe board.--PATRON. Also Farriers, Shoeing Smiths, Saddlers, > sled with the idea of the formula, plainly printed on these land. Piecework, woollen, -Mrs.| Italians captured 'two important an ------ 8. nock, 8, A. Lyon, | peaks yesterday. : TO HAVE A RANCH. ae fh 58 Phillipe, Mrs. 5. Fianoek. i Parisi "C" BATTERY, ROYAI CANADIAN oy La ar Pair "| Toronto Capitalists se Thou ently ad- | kines, $4" Toca, FACS WIFE FINDS RELIEF, TOO! | minnie oc + Comarcs of « HORSE. ARTILLERY gra wh ne A master Fa . " ir Woo 3 bead n 2a thousand acres of land. thirty niles swap ubled for ma _ |from here liave been purchased by ~ ealismen take in : thely "dose will ¢ Mittahs, George Leath ine D eastern © eprese | j pitalists, ri ati assimilation ood all the jand. Gears Leatng 52.2 twenty-two Toronto and Hamilton : : # ree lig for ranchin Ten of| or We want the privileg: ions JAMAICA BARS CONSCRIPTION an Pills by a : fi ai in imation. dey rows MEN'S FALL SP ECIALS : of showing yous wi ky fo ERT Lnt ThE TA | See our Box Call; Goodyear Welt, Leather arohIl 0 la A Kingston, | The a ranches which they will stock Y {ness or n. Nas declined © era mae Stans the best beet. catle. i : at $6.00. 8 : -------------- Weds British General, Providence, R.§, Oct. &. States Senator Henry J