Daily British Whig (1850), 25 Sep 1914, p. 12

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~ 4% THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1914. 'And will give, during this testing time of our people, as they have always in the past given--fair and generous treatment to buyers. N 'This it not a time for trading upon the patriotism of the merchants or the people. It isa time of cooperation, a time when we must recognize each other as a brother and render him . whatever service and help we can. © 8 THE WHIG HEARTILY ENDORSES ANY ANNOUNCEMENT BY BUSI EVERY MERCHANT AND DEALER IN KINGSTON ISLOYAL AND FAIR NESS MEN THAT "HEY WILL KEEP DOWN PRICES. It is a patriotic and a Who would dare suggest the contrary? That an injustice has been done some'of them highly commendable stand. But; the imputation that those merchants who have made is all too apparent. Therefore, the Whig wishes to place before its readers, FREE OF no such' announcement are raising prices, and thus taking an unfair and disloyal ad- ANY ADVERTISING CHARGE, a list of the merchants whose loyalty, fair dealing: vantage, is an unjust and unwarrantable one. , , ; on and business integrity is above question. foe ------ LL _:-Biid es SE EE Es I I eee ee ee ee = = nts Have Always Given Fair Treatment : AGRICULTUR AL IMPLE. BOOTS AND SHOES COAL AND WOOD DYERS AND CLEANERS |GENTS' FURNISHINGS [TAILORS NTS THE ABERNETHY SHOE S. ANGLIN & COMPANY ROBERT MONTGOMERY JOSEPH ABRAMSKY : J. M. ASHBY 8 "JOHN oLYDE & STORE BOOTH & COMPANY "MY VALET" . LOUIS ABRAMSON 5 WM. CARROLL & 00, CHARLES HERMISTON _ tj LOUIS ABRAMSON ROBERT CRAWFORD MY WARDROBE J. B. ABRAMSON 1. COHEN '\ MASSEY-HARRIS C0, w PIBBYS LDUTED WILLIAM DRURY R. PARKER & 00. BIBBYS LIMITED .° CRAWFORD & WALSH ¢ MISS MAUD DUTTON FRONTENAC LUMBER & D. 8. COLLIER THOMAS GALLOWAY ' AUCTIONEERS ¢ HARRY JENNINGS COAL COMPANY ELECTRICIANS DWYER BROS. HALL & WELLWOOD J. E. JOHNSTON KINGSTON COAL CO. . P. FORREST ™. 3 B. W. ALLEN F..G. LOCKE" JAMES SOWAIDE 4.00 HALLIDAY ELECTRIC 00, 3 N x NRPST WM. JAMES ..G. LOOKETT JAMES SOW: : CO. i. P. JENKIN $ ty WILLIAM MURRAY, JR. A THOMAS LAMBERT : These Mercha : NEWMAN BLECTRIC CO, MIDLAND SHOE 00, JAMES SWIFT & CO. ws ny & SOX C. LIVINGSTON & BRO, C. LIVINGSTON & BRO. A. M. REID PATRICK WALSH Loita B. LIPMAN ALFRED MAXAM : vik M. RYAN f AUTOMOBILES W. A. SAWYER J. J. C. PELLETIER : O'BRIEN. & 00, ANGROVE BROS. J : J. H. SUTHERLAND & BRO. |CONFECTIONERY GOODS Z. PREVOST J. J. C. PELLETIER ¥, A. BIBBY ' H. WARTELL ALEXANDER ARTHURS FANCY 00 » RONEY & 00, ZOTIQUE PREVOST (Mer.) KINGSTON AUTOMOBILE Co. ISAAC ZACKS . PERCY, ASSEASTING MISS MAUD DUTTON A. C. WAGGONER CHRIS. ROBINSON NORTHERN MOTOR CO. W.-H. CABNOVSKEY MISS M. A. LEADER ISAAC ZACKS SIMON STETZLER ee BROOM MANUFACTUR.| WA Bows rr TORN TWHUDEIA, W. P. PETERS ERS N: R. GRIMM hss Sy SOREL HARDWARE sony UHR H. LOUGHE®L BAILEY. BROOM 00, RS. A. POTTER A. CHOWN & (0. BAKERS GEORGE MASOUD M LOUIS WINSTIN GEORGE CRAWFORD R. UGLOW & CO. E. CHOWN & SON - A. ARTHURS sii JOHN McLAUGHLIN o ; : DALHON. RBONS MORRIS YAMPULSKY '3 MISS MARIE WOODS ALTO} Ne \ PERCY G. ASSBLSTINE \ 4 |BUILDERS" SUPPLIES M, £: PAPPAS F. W. WOOLWORTH & C0. #. c. BENNETT. ! TOBACCONISTS § { W. A, BOWEN REES BROS, J. B. BUNT & CO, WILLIAM BURNS 8. ANGLIN & 00. ROYAL ICE CREAM PARLOR A. CHOWN & 00. . W,- J. BAKER T. R. CARNOVSKY FRONTENAC OOAL & LUM- T. SASKELLS, CRYSTAL- ICE FLORISTS JOHN CORBETT DANIEL FITZGIBBON JAMES J. LACKIE BER 00, CREAM PARLOR. BAIDEN BROS. : BLLIOTT BROS." JOHN McGALL HENRY LOUGHER McKELVEY & BIRCH R. H. TOYE THOS. ENGLAND GEO. W. HENTIG WM. McGLADE JAMES McCAMMON JOHN VEALE M. E. FLANAGAN ELMER LAWRENSON E. F. MARTIN 1 y T JAMES McLAUGHILIN CARPETS & OILCLOTHS : J. W. MARSH _ MCKELVEY & BIRCH W. J. PAUL a WILLIAM POLLITT CN HATUSON CROCKERY AND GLASS. MES, JOHNSON 5 W. SALSEAL ARTHUR 4. ROUTLEY . JOSEPH POUND ROBERT MoFAUL WARE E. Re My i W. A. MITCHELL x bjt 2 . '| n au : RICHARD WALDRON ROBERTSON'S, LIMITED TOI N. WATS SIMMONS BROS, J. J. SEMMON , H. 2 i : ; TAYLOR & HAMILTON JOHN VEALE ot JOHY SORDON : FLOUR AND FEED WALLPAPER AND DEC- al CIGAR MANUFACTUR- W. D, STROUD '& SUN - LADIES' READY.TO. ORATIONS 8 ar ERS = DANIEL COUPER . : il \ BISCUIT MANUFACTUR- DRUGGISTS GEO. GIBSON WEAR SAVAGE & WIGHTMAN. + ERS G. A. McGOWAN CIGAR MAN. 1. A, HUTCHISON MENDELS STORE MEAS. T. W... F \ W. J. CROTHBRS 5 YEARNS 00. x so Va 0, : J. A. MCFARLANE . ro FRASER, D. E. , IMO) NDORFFER . B. Mol BN RAS GO Iaty oy G. W. MAHOOD | MAPLE LEAF MILLING co. |OPTICIANS : WATCHES, CLOCKS, BOAT BUILDERS CLOTHING ¢ W. W. GIBSON W. P. PRIERS EDWIN ASHLEY JEWELERY x ASSIDY & LITTLE T. H. SARGEN : JOHN §. ASSELSTINE EDWIN ASHLEY I BLAKE = LOUIS ABRAMBON . . 8. PROUSE 4 FURNITURE DEALERS BEST DRUG STORE . SW. W.ODATES DAVIS DRY DOCK 00. Jou ShRAMSEY ¥. J. HOAG- : x : > MARBO¥ w. DR. A. P. CHOWN CC W.IKEELEY, IR, : WILLIAM HOLDER : To ; A. P. CHOWN J F. W, COATES : KINNEAR & D'ESTERR KINGSTON SHIPBUILDING THE BEST DRUG STORE Ce 2 W. J. KEELEY, JR, C. W. LANE J. P. FORREST JAMES REID "ROBT. J. RODGER W. McOANDLESS 00. W. H. MEDLEY i. P. b . J. REID , A. C. KNAPP H NRIs ¢ hed BD SMITH BROS, : - ROBT. J. RODGER : - hii : ; SMITH BRO» . . yh JAMES KNAPP & CO. ¢. uviNGsTox & seo, --|DRY GOODS J. G. PATTBRSON MACNEE & MINNES FURRIERS . PROVISIONS : STATIONERS ZOTIQUE PREVOST C. J. CORRIGAN CAMPBELL BROS, THE WM. DAVIES 00, MISS BUCKNELL RONEY & COMPANY JOHN LAIDLAW & SON W. F. GOURDIER J. R. HENDERSON "3. W. CLARK & 00. HARRY ROTGAUZE NEWMAN & SHAW JOHN McKAY H. J. MYBRE STRAOY & STBAOY © GEO. MAS & 00, D. J. MILLAN . RICHARD WALDRON E. J. COUSINS. LIST INOLUDES ALL THE LEADING DEALERS OF THE CITY. IF ANY HAVE BEEN OMITTED, AND WILL NOTIFY US, WE WILL ie 3g LISH A SUPPLEMENTARY LIST TO-MORROW. Eg wit ihe hb be

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