THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 1916. Re en ee ---------- COUNTR YSIDE| Joslyn, Howard Niles, Clarence Woodman, Clara Gillespie. Flag drill by five boys. Readings by Miss Lang- ley, Orrie Michea, Miss Glenn. Elocu- tionary rendering "The Creed of the Bells," by the pastor Rev. W. Hen- derson. He also gave address on "Down South in Dixie" taking the audience along as traveling compan- ions. It closed with the National Anthem, and verse "God Save Our Splendid Men", The people left feel- Ing they had spent a most delight- ful and profitable evening, $ FROM THE -- i listen ! J attacks the Jungsk and the breathing pass- ages. 'To cure it you need to get at these gans direct. Ordinary cough mixtures and syrups do not touch the lungs, but 0 direct to your stomach, which is not ailing. Peps, on the contrary, go direct to the very scat of the trouble. Peps are tablets containing essences nd medicinal ingredients so prepared that when placed upon the tongue they immediately turn into vapor, and are breathed down the inflamed air passages to the lungs, direct. : i Peps medicine takes the form of healing vapor, and cures colds, coughs, bronchitis and lung troubles, just as living in Pine woods and breathing Pine-laden air pre vents consumption and cures chest weak ness. Tightness across the chest, pain be- tween the shoulders, hacking cough, sore, throat, asthma and bronchitis are the ailments which, in particular, Peps have been designed to cure. Peps will soon nd your bad cold. Testimonials for Peps have been given by members of the €anadian Parliament, doctors, lawyers, eminent Canadian musicians ; all going to prove that Peps have been found a cure for throat andj | chest trouble, often when other} | remedies had entirely failed. FREE TRIAL Cut out this arti- ele, and mail it, with 1c stamp (for re- turn postage ) to Peps Co., Dupont 8t Toronto, and we will send you a free trial package of Peps. All druggists and stores sell Peps, 50c box or 3 for $1.25. See the name | Peps (four letters | oaly) before buying ee %# NOTICE TO COR- RESPONDENTS News letters intended for pub- lication . need not be sealed. Simply fold in the flap and a one-cent stamp will carry them. Some of our correspondents are placing two cents on the en- velopes and sealing them. This means that we have to pay two cents MORE to get the letter out of the post office. Our friends will please bear in mind that a one-cent stamp will carry an unsealed letter, con- taining news, to any newspaper. ) * This was the case of Pte. C. Oakley of the 9th Highlanders. Zam-Buk Co., he says: "I could have saved myself $40 if I had ) A - Zam-Buk sooner. 1 hed the misforcune to cut my leg very badly. I immediately went to a doctor, who sewed up the wound and attended me for five weeks, during which time T was obliged to give up my work. At the end of that time-the wound was no better, and the doctor advised metogointoa severance with Zam-Buk resulted in a complete hospital for treatment, but as the doctor's treatment cure. 1 had only used one dollar's worth of had already cost me $40, and I had received no Zam-Buk in all, and it had succeeded, whereas $40 benefit, I determined to try something on my own spent in doctor's treatment had failed. Needless to account, say, I shall never in future use any ointment but "Just thea I heard Zam-Buk highly recom- Zam.Buk, and I would advise everyone to keep it mended. I procured some and commenced using on hand--it saves doctors' bills." : it. I soon discovered that the healing power of Zam-Buk is just as good for burns, scalds, bruises Zam-Buk is simply marvellous! In two weeks' and all other skin injuries, and there is nothing time I was able to return to my work, and per- can equal Zam-Buk for eczema, and all skin diseases, ulcers, running sores, old wounds, ring- worm, salt rheum, ab- scesses, blood-poisoning, boils, pimples, erysipelas, scalp sores and pilés. All druggists or Zam-Buk Co., Toronto. 50. box, 3 for $1.25. Writing to the only known of i CLARENDON. Nov. 10.--Mrs, Rogers and son, Guy Rogers, Brooke, are visiting at Mrs. Campbell's. Mrs. Milford Moss, Kingston, spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Appleby. Pte. Ambrose Boles, 146th, Kingston, spent a few days at his home here. James Campbell is spending a few days in Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. David Rid- dell made a trip to Kingston last week. Miss Jessie Crain has gone to Snow Road for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dupont and children, Ottawa, who have been visiting at John Cain's, returned home. Master Percy Dupont was bitten by a dog re- cently. Dr. Barker put several stitches in the wound. All are sorry to hear of the death of Elmer McCord, James MoCord's little son. The fam- ily have diptheria, and little Elmer died before medical help arrived, The family, who live a few miles from Clarendon, are quarantined. Na- poleon St. Pirre, Mrs. St. Pirre and Mrs. J. Badeour visited Cananto frnends this week. Mrs. Thomas Kirkham spent a day at Sharbot Lake recently. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ty- sick made a trip to Kingston. Miss Steele and Miss Bartraw, of Mississ- ippi, were recent callers in Clarendon. David' Poe, mining engineer, Toron- to, spent a few days in this vicinity; also Mr. Avery and L. B. Caldwell and party, of Lanark, who motored up here Large quantities of live poultry are being shipped to Mont- TPR EPFEFEPSCT ROI PREP IFPPEP PRI PPE Fed SYDENHAM, Nov. 10.--The annual tea meeting under the auspices of the Methodist church ladies was held Tuesday evening and was a great success. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McCrory, Mrs. {Catherine Clark, Misses 8. Drader land M. Reynolds motored to Cam- {den East recently. . Send this coupon, name of paper and Ic stamp (ior return ostage) to Zam-Buk Co, 'oroato, for free trial box, from the House of Providence, Fd 5 ; Kingson, were, through here this hath nd § w HH) TRUN week. Mrs. Michael Donevan is in TO " 2 2 hd bon | Gananoque attending the funeral of 2 her sister, Mrs. P. Sullivan. B. Mul- len, Brewer's Mills, visited friends in this locality. Mrs. A. Landon has returned home after spending a week with her son at Wells Island. The cheese factory has closed for the sea- | son, and the cheesemaker, B. Coulter, ! has moved with his family to Kings- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster, Charleston, were recent visitors. RAILWAY SYSTE | socal Branch Time Table { IN EFFECT JUNE 25TH, 1916. Trains will leave and arrive at City Depot, foot of Jobnsiy, street. HARTINGTON Nov. 10.--Miss Annie Hill, is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Sigs- { worth, Mr. and Mrs. McOmeen, are fat H. Jamieson's. Miss Estella | Trousdale, is expected home from { the Toronto Conservatory this week. Mrs. J. E. Freeman, is visiting her | son in Newburgh. Sergeant-Major | Freeman has returned from deer "em, | hunting, Charles Moore, received | word that his son Clayton had been BUILDERS ! { } Ar. City, 13567 a.m, 3.36 am, S.64am. 212 p.m, 3.40 p.m, 7.37 p.m 19---Maill . 13--Fast LONG POINT eh Aron. and Mrs. George K. Ar. City, 317 am. 36am. 8.50 am, Wight, Spent the week-end at E. An- drew'gl Keelerville, Dr. ¥ergus O'- { wounded in action on the 26th. The P Have You Tried babies of Archibald Goslin and Earl { Leonard are both iH. Mr. Saul GYPSUM WALL PLASTER { Elijah Sigsworth's. Babcock, | Freeman's last week. FAIRVILLE, Nov. 7 Mrs. of Wilton visited at Daniel --Drawing sand is the order stock The general having a big run of business ing particularly real and other points from here; also an unusual number of cars of live store here is this fall, the flour and feed business be- Conpor, Maurice and Miss Margaret O'Connor, spent Sunday at C. O'Con- nor's. Clarke Townsend, visited friends in Gananoque last Thursday. Miss Lenna Bryan, Sweet's Corners, spent the week-end at her home here. {and children of Camden East, are at Mr. and It Saves Time P. WALSH Barrack St. of the day, Mr. Garrison has moved | to Kingston where he secured a pos- tition, ' Robert have also gone to the city to | live. Mrs, Bowers, and little son, The Red Cross Society will { hold its monthly meeting at the home Frm mart MEN! WHY SUFFER ?| | . WARD'S specialty is Di Rf HEATIILE | S t 2 yon the beat part | 2 10 the study of MEN'S POEs pa hou ee | restored thousa | filing to ne | in, doetored clse- WE to him. nt their sons. they received and receive in such ah 1 nded by today. science, rE a i nT SRE of Mrs, Re H. Fair, on Wednesday, Nov. 8th. Miss Hartwick and Mr. Benn, Kingston, called on Mrs. Jef- frey and Mrs. Hogan recently. Mrs. R, H. Fair, called on Mrs, T. Hogan on Monday. Mrs. O. H. Richards, and children, Kingston, spent the week-end at the home of Mrs, F. Jef- frey. Mr. Snider has gone to Oso, to hunt, Walter Hogan, Rallton, spent Sunday at his home here, WOLFE ISLAND, FOOT. Nov. 16.««Our three public schools from lowest up westward are taught by Miss Moore, Miss Langley and Miss Bleom. They are alert, efficient teachers, and in favor of progress. A farmer turned his cows into a field in part of which was a garden, and they ate freely of ripe cucumbers on the ground, and poor fallen apples and three became very sick. Dr. Bell, Kingston, gave vigorous reme- dies, but a fine cow soon passed away, Other farmeérs may use the know- ledge to advantage, Miss Maud Gill- esple, went to visit Mr. French and wife (nee Miss Gillespie) in Windsor Ont. She is expected Hack towards Christmas, and will be very welcome. A literary and musical concert was heavy just now. John Barr, of Toronto, was a caller in town lately, also Wm, Barr. Hunters are getting their share of deer. MOUNTAIN GROVE. Nov. 10.0. Carr, Verona, pur- chased a car of lumber from A. Mc- Donald. Marshall Bros. are thresh- ing for the farmers in this vicinity. Mrs, Frederick Godfrey and children, New Ontario, are with his parents. Mr. Godfrey is in training at Toron- to for overseas service, Miss Bessie Price has gone as housekeep for her brother, Arthur Bridgefort*Sask. Word has been received that Oak- land Hayer, Bryce McDonald, Ray Drew and Ernest Lewis, of the 146th Battalion, have gone to France, Mrs. Carr, sr., Verona, is with her daugh- ter, Mrs. D. Youmans. The home of 8. Cowdy had a narrow escape from being burned on Hallowe'en night, A little grandson when going to bed lighted a match, and on passing a curtain it caught fire, burning cloth- ing hanging on the wall. The child- ren ran for help, but before it arriv- ed the old people had the fire under control. W, H. Cowdy has built a cement mixer, which he runs with his gasoline engine, and is building a cément cellar under his house. The Women's Institute held its monthly meeting at Mrs. A. W. Thompson's on Wednesday afternoon, A bread" making contest was the item of in- Misses Eulalia Wiltsie and Miss Mad- eline O'Connor, visited at J. E. Don- | nelly"s, Seeley's Bay, on Thursda Mr. and Mrs, George Chapman, Se ley"s Bay, visited Mrs. Susan brook on Monday. left on Friday for Algoma, a couple of weeks. owing to the illness of the teacher | T. V. Scanlan. ren, Lansdowne, were guests at J. Singleton's on Sunday, Tuesday. xl e- | Sea- | Joseph Bevens, to remain | School is closed | Mr. and Mrs. H. War-| NEWBORO Nov. 9.--Mr. and Mrs. Hallinan, Smith's Falls, were visitors at James Nolan's over Sunday. . Miss Pinker- ton is Thomas Gray has moved to the Lewis | Block over His store. death of Wiliam Bulger, passed away last Thursday is regret- ted by all who knew him. and family have the sympathy of the community. is visiting in Ottawa. Leonard Myers, Percy Cavanah, and | Edward Landon, arrived home from | near Toronto, | With a happy smile J. H. Scott, is | Passing the cigars, over the advent | of a daughter cement walk and steps are laid to the Methodist Church. Honor Tett returned to Montreal on | A large number of cases | were called before Judge | at Division Court here on Tuesday. suffering from tonsolitis. The sudden Sr., who His wife | Bawden, George Bell | Mrs, George and spent Sunday. ! born Nov. 8th. A | being | Miss | Dowsley | . 12.683 p.m. 1.38 p.m Brockville . 6.48pm. 7.37 pm | Nos.~1, 6 7, 13, 14, 16, 18, 19 run | dally, other trains dally except Bundav { For Pullman accommodation, tick- | ots and all other information, apply {to J. ¥. Han'ey, Azent, corner John and Ontarin Streets, Kingston Agency for ali Ocean Steam ship o | eon | Ont Lines. NA A A ADependable | Day Train Between Kingston and Ottawa. -- + Kingston . Ottawa (Dally Ex. Sun.) WV. Ottawa ' . Kingston "thadl x Library-Observation-Parlor Cars tween Harrowsmith and Ottawa 110 pom. 4.30 p.m, Sun.) Be "or tickets and i Lo Ivey, Stator i Agent, or wri General Passenger E.. Toronto Ont CANADIAN NORTHERN SAA A rt ir tl NY wmation apply to nt, or M. ©. Dunr 0 RL. Fairbairn, Agent, 68 King given on the 7th in St. Lawrence | Methodist church here to a good | audience, Mr. Woodman in the chair. The choir gave choruses, "O" Canada," "Till the Boys Come Home," "Good Luck to the Boys." 'Recitations by the Misses Lehman, Sanford and Orrie Michea, Richard es terest when three prizes were given. Mrs. French securing first, Mrs. L. L. Price second, and Mrs. J. E. Price third. Mr, and Mrs D Cox, Mr and Mrs. E. Godfrey and James McDon- ald motored to Belleville. James Bradley has received official notice that his son, Robert, is wounded. J. A. Cox has received word that . his brother, David, is wounded... J, E. Price has started collecting. Rev. and Mrs. Webster attended the fowl supper at Arden on Tuesday evening. PEST, BA = JCANADIAN SERVICE MONTREAL TO LONDON (Via Falmouth) | Lennox and Addington) TAMWORTH Nov. 8.--Miss Gordon, Camden East, visited Miss Laura Roark, on Sunday last. Mrs. Thomas Murphy, died on Monday last. The funeral was held at the Roman Catholic Church, Rev. Mr, Carey, preached the funeral sermon. Arthur Roark, sergeant at Camp Borden, visited his parents here on Saturday last. Daniel Gillman was home for Sunday. Mr, Roark and D. B. Floyd, attended a meeting at Desmond on Tuesday evening last. The Presbyterian an- niversary servites are to be held on Sunday. | #0 Cold weather brings out fo the overcoats. Let yours be a good one. would rather be a husband 'than ker] Any man widow's second first. ? From From london Montren! Nov. 4 .... AUSONIA .... Nov, 23 CABIN AND THIRD CLASS. MONTREAL TO BRISTOL (Avonmouth Dock) CABIN PASSENGERS ONLY. For Informmtion apply local Ticket Agent or The Robert Rerord Company Limited, General Agents, 50 King St. East, Toronto. At lt et sis Pan CUSHENDALL. Nov. 11.--Most of the farmers are pretty well throught plowing. The sale of farm stock, etc., at R. Green- lee's on the 1st was well attended, and everything sold for high prices. The sad news of the death of the late William J. Carey, Woodburnt, has a great shock to his many friends in this vicinity as his illness was of brief duration and had not been con- sidered serious. The late Mr. Carey was a highly respected young man, was for several years warden of St. James' church, and many regrets are expressed over his death. The fun- eral on Sunday to Willowbank was largely attended, the services being held at his late home by Rev. Mr. Kirkpatrick, and also by the Orange order, of which the deceased was a member for many years. The many friends of Miss- Anglin, Kingston Mills, are pleased to hear she is im- proving from injuries received by being thrown from her buggy recent- ly: when the horse Jetom ns So allays Feveri est. more and ran away. J. suffer hed oa Shine use or the of stip a serious accident on Thursday ule ad Colic, aM Ty Ay Fro when his horse kicked him in the 0 adh a face. - Medical aid was given as quickly as . when the doc- tor found it necessary to put in several stitches, his face being cut badly: Mrs. Grimshaw, Toronto, has returned home after visiting at J. Children Cry for Fletcher's R30]: The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 ycais, has borne the signature of and has been made under his pere sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this, All Counterfeits, Imitations and ¢" Just-as-good ** are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of ren--Experience against E 'What is CASTOR IA 1s a harmless substitute for Castor Pare- gorie, Drone and Soothing, Syrups. It is oF Nar D. S. COLLIER, 214 Princess Street. d ® ® i} oo a 2 » ® EVERGREEN VALLEY . 9.--~Rev. D. W. Parks, and daughter, Sydenhan, spent the week-end at her brother's, W. Hegadern's. Frank McCormick's car load of pota- toes arrived from the west to-day at Ernesttown Station. James Hamil- ton has rented Miss Mary Milsap's | farm. Mrs. James Hagadorn is suf- fering from an attack of grippe. Mr. Stuart Berry has found his horse which wandered from his premises over thrée weeks ago. It was located above Bath. Mr, and Mrs. James Gates and Mr. and Mrs. P. Wright, spent Sunday evening at G. { Gate's Junior, VENNACHAR. Nov, 9.---Five hunters from the vicinity of Yarker and Moscow are at Wellington Holmes', taking a share in the wild deer chase. - Robert Jack- son, who jas been making cheese on olfe Island for the season, returned esting i ratte, YS Jeo oH paresis" home. accompanied 8 wg by a friend, to share in hunting. Mrs. and. Mrs. 7. Maxwell are at W. Gor. |O: W. Jackson, of Kingston, and don's. The members of Zion church |G4uEhter, Velma, and Emma. Elliot, held a concert in ald of Red Cross 2r® visiting friends and relatives in recently. this vicinity. Born to Mr. and Mrs. a Henry Shaw a son on Nov. 3rd. Mr. -- and Mrs. James Sallans, of Plevna, have moved to their residence here. Mrs. Andrew Liemkie, of Plevna, is visiting heér parents, Mr. and Mrs, a William Sallans. George Ball and -- Nov, 10.--Mr. and Mrs. C. Hea- £ . are visitng ves | ti school, were at her parents' ene Colla. Ralph ie Hoe pver Sunday. The services held Two t Ee GH O CED © AUR 0 GE OW Nov. a ALLY) fr ' wife ANADI CoaCIFcN OCEAN ERY ICE mana a. AGENTS and Mrs. Solomon Bebee made a trip to Slate Falls, visiting friends over Sunday. Huogh Brown made a busi- ness trip to Denbigh, returning Wed- nesday via Bebeeville. Mrs. Wil- liam Bajley returned from Kingston Monday. Charles Ball at James Grant's on Wednesday. Mr. Genyiron, teacher, is busy making flower plots at school for the planting of bulbs, William Sallans has purchased a valuable horse. George Hughes made a business trip to Busy Corner. Mrs. Andrew Wilson was at G. M. Bebee's on Thurpday. Lasiark FERGUSON'S FALLS. Nov. 8.--A sewing meeting was held at T. Rathwell's on Tuesday in aid of the Red Cross. Charles Quinn has returned from the west. P. Com- mand has gone to the lumber camp, y. Charles Hollinger is Bath-/ ering up lambs. The building eom-! mittee intend holding a ball in aid] of the building of a hall here. Miss| Margaret Stafford is [11 in hospital in| Smith's Falls. Miss Alice Quinn and day were conducted in the morning {by Mr. Alton, of Gananoque, former minister, and Mr. Simpson, present minister, and the evening service by Mr. Gregory, of Odessa, former mini- ster. 'Mrs. James Grant, who has been in the house with a sprained ankle, is able to be around again anft registered at the "Busy Corner" on Saturday. Mrs. John W. Ball, of Wilson, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Ball. Mrs. R. W. Connor made a business trip to Lavant on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCrimmon, of Mountain Grove, is visiting friends and relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Brookes, of Wengley, were at Mrs, Charles Ball's on Sunday. James Grant and son, Frank, made a busihess trip to Cloyne last week. George Ball, of Denbigh, accompanied two cattle buyers to this vicinity on Tuesday. Mrs. Anson Thompson, of Glenfield, accompanied her sister, Mrs. George Jackson. to the Busy Corner. Mr. Thompson, tax collector; is making his rounds through this municipality, The numerous quilting bees fortell a very cold winter. Archelaus and Russell Ball, of Denbigh, were a their grandparents' on Sunday. Miss! Masse: Clara Gregg, of Kingston, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gregg. Mr. James Jackson employed a number to build a house for Benjamin e, who has bean living | for the past summer on Asa Connor's! mother visited the home of FP. Mur- . farm. John Gilmour made a busi-'phy on Monday. Deer are very searce| ness trip to Bessemere mines, Mr this year. . g MISSANABIE Sat., Dec. 9 Allan Lines Lv. Liverpool Lv. Mantrent Nov. 10 Grampian Nov, 25 Ly. Londons Ly. MW Oet. tonian trent Oct, 21 Sietiian Nov. 19 Lv. Glssgow Ly. Montreal Nov. 4 Pretorian Noy, 23 Can. Pac. Lines Ly. Liverpool! 1+) Montreal Nov. 4 Metagema Nay, 20 con r um, rphine nor er substance. [ts age is its guarantee. kt destroys CASTORIA ALwavs Bears the Signature For Rages, Reservat Ete, Apply Loreal Agents. or Allan Line--05 King St. W, LE. SuckHug--1 King $6.50 General Agents, Toronte. P Application Forms Furnigh- td te Passengers oy Request. at Mrs. N. J. Ball"s on Sunday last. Miss 'Eva Jackson, 'teacher of Glen- THE ceNTAURn © 5 Miss Alma Wienike, of Denbigh, were sisters|in the Free Methodist church on Snu-