FIRST MD CLASSE: s ARE ADVOCATED FOR OVERSEA ! VOLUNTEERS HERE, St. John's Ambulance Association Arrange For Them--Annual Meet ing of the Association on Friaay Evening. A meeting was held on Friday ev- ening in the biology building of Queen's university for the purpose of 'making arrangements to have the St. John's Ambulance associmtiop i mote fully organized for the winter. + Last your many persons availed themselves of the opportunity afford ed them by joining the ranks of this organization and were rewarded by instructive lessons of first aid to the wounded. At that time it was not dreamed that before anothm year elapsed would there by a call for nurses and assistants to go to the front 'where one of the greatest wars in 'the history of the world being waged. Before this vear is P: asserted Lieut.-Col. H. R. Duff vho acted as chairman; Gthe demand no doubt will be great for such, and some' of those who were bene fited last year by the instructional courses may have the privilege journeying to Europe. It would wise, said Col. Duff, if as many possible would come forward take first aid lessons. The war is not' goifig to be a short one, and probably many additional ambulance helpers will be required. Dr. F. Etherington and Ir. (i. E Kidd; who were also present, thought the classes should be better attended and it was 'also the opinion of the three doctors that instructional clase es should be given to each of be as and wmttalion of recruits who are sent to ne war wlves on the firing line ential, and would come woth to themselve® and the lian army at large. Another proposal was that the fire nen and policemen should be obliged o take these lessons because they wre in positibps where emergency cas s often arise. The election President, Archdeacon rico-president, Miss wecretary-treasurer, eneral voluntary Macdonnell, Miss C. 'Redden, Dr. A. P. "therington. A A Danger Signal. \ cough is a danger signal hould 'heed its warning promptly. fin at once, the very hour you know ou have a cold, and: take regular loses of Dr. Hall's Cough Balsam, a vonderful remedy for eoughs, bran- hitis and astbma,"in large bottles, Ye., at Prouse's Drug Etore (up-town ost lice branch). Ait GIRORE Whe 1s most es of much use Cana- Zone, & anu of offivrs result 1: 0. €. Dobbs; M. Brownfield; Dr. G. F. Kidd; aid commitive, Miss Boskill, Miss Chown, Dr. F You 0 Notice To The Public. This is to notify the public \postolos. Plagianos has taken over he business, Fruitland, formerly run James Paul, 348 Princess streot. + itkecarry-t choice line of fruit, 7 figs) dates, homemade candy, sto, that -- here is a shortage of several uillion pounds of tea resulting from the Fmden's raids on tea carrying vessels, Although seripusly incon- venienced the Salada Tea company are still able to maintain the fol- | hel, half | lowing prices without further ad- vance. Brown Label, t.; Blue La- 45¢.; Red Label, : and Gold Label 63c. per pound. SE THE ANNUAL OFFERING FROM THE CHURCHES WILL BE TAKEN UP NEXT SUNDAY Envelopes will be in the pews. Remember*to put your offering in the envelope. plainly. Our needs are great. AS NO TAG DAY WAS HELD THIS YEAR, IT IS HOPED THAT THE OFFERING THROUGH THE CHURCHES WILL BE LARGER THAN USUAL 25 Cents, 50 Cents, or $1.00 Will Help Do Not Forget Be- THE DAILY BRITISH. WHIG. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1914. THE CHURCH PULPITS THE MINISTERS WHO PREACH ON SUNDAY. WILL Announcements Made By the Various Denominations As to Their. vices--Sermon Topics and Musical Selections. Ser- St. Paul's church--Morning Il o'clock. Preacher, Rev. FitzGerald, M.A. Sunday and Bible classes, 3 p.m. prayer, 7 o'clock. Preacher, FF. FitzGerald, M.A. St. Andrew's church--Rev. S. J. M. Compton, minister. Services at 11 aan. and 7 p.m. Sunday school and Bible classes at 3 p.m. Spec ial | 3 collection for Kingston 'eneral § Hospital. Strangers cordially in- vited to all services. First Baptist church--Rev. Douglis Laing, pastor, at both services. a.m., "Cheéist and the Hungering no titudes"; 7 pm. "Christ's Met Nod | with the Masses' Bible school, 2.43} pan. Students, soldiers and strangers cordially invited to all the | prayer, Ww, .F. school © Evening Rev. W, seryices. Cooke's Presbyterian church, Brock street--Rev. J. W. Mcintosh, minisier;! residence, 318 University avenue, Rev. A. H. MacConnachie, of South Mona ghan, preach at 11 a.m. wand 7 p.m.; 3. p.m; Sunday school and Bibls classes. Students and strangers cor Yc dially invited to all services. i First Church of - Christ, Scientist, ! Johnson street, between Bagot wud 1 Wellington streets--Sunday service, 11 | t a.an.; subject, "Adam and Fallen ju Man." Wednesday evening, testimoni-f, ol: meeting. Public reading-room, same address, open every afternoon, except Sunday, 3 to J o'clock. All cordially invited to the services the reading-room. { Princess street Methodist church, corner Princess and Albert Rev. H. E. Curry, pastor. Services, 11 2. m., Rev Charles bairn, Portsmouth Tp Join | [i will and fy D n., I except Tues jeidren were born, ; | chan t of 1] With [to mourn {met the crowning sorrow of her life years later married Hazelet Peterson, to death lost an angel of mercy done {hor nre | « Keleey Kennedv. All Saint's. Calgary. Daily | services in winter chapel at 9. 30,1 Thursday; daily services in winter chapel at 5.30, except Wed- nesday; 7.30 a. m., holy communion, day; 10.30 a. m., holy commun- Thursday; evensong, Wednes- at § p.u ion, day, A GRAND OLD LADY. She Died at Bath After Stricken With Paralysis. 21st, Mrs. Mary M of Bath's oldest and most respected inhabitanis, passed, sud- denly, to her reward, being the vic tim of a stroke of apolexy. Deceas- ed was born in the year 1835, was the daughter of William ard, an early Loyalist settler of Amberst Island, and a niece of Col. Hitchens, also a pioneer of that place, In 1867 she was united in njarriage to Edward Howard, a pro-| minent merchant and grain dealer of Bath, and from this union two Ida May, and the latter a wholesale mer- Los Angeles, Cal, who, On Oct. Pater- 'gon, ome are showing a large women's patent butt ight and medium we g « Fred W., $6.00, $4.50 and $4.00 range of different styles in on boots with cloth tops; some with spool heels, some with Cuban heels: sight soles. Prices 2 a grandson, the Rev. Howard Kennedy, of Calgary, Alta., survive the loss. In 1887 she Shoe Repairing n the death of her husband, and ten | Abern of St. Paul, Minn., who preceded her Shoe Repairing ethy's | the tomb by six years In the of Mrs. Peterson, Bath has and a sister f charity. Her hand was ever eady <0 help the needy, her mind ver alert to relieve the sufferer, her 10use a home, and herself a mother o all who came under her roof 'ew are better prepared to meet he call: "In as much as ye have it unto the last * of these,' more deserving of the pro Come ye blessed of my Father in erit the Kingdom prepared for you rom the foundwtion of the world." lise, The Ball Photo Play. the Ball," with Herbert Miss Ltlie Shannon in the had quite a lot After "After and wugding roles to con HSunday; Nov Write your name Aromatic Schiedam (HOLLANDS Gi) Try a "Wolfe Toddy" The Ideal *Nightcap" a - wineglas and sugar, and Schoapps.,, You and wake up in the moming rofre free from those aches in the joims apd pains in the back, Wolfe's Sc hrapps Hot wg will sieap ¢ 2.000 000 & inst year. shed and ie unequalled in ita hens ficial effect on the liver and kidneys. and is the world's host tonic-energiser of the vital organs of the bo Sleves JAMES McPARLAND. Distributor. It gives us pleasure to be first authoritative these and in presenting styles fancies, in Milas --Nenth-Mon school, 2.45 p. m.; BE Monday, 8 p. m.; pr ar meeting Wednesday, 8 p. m., led by the Sun day school A cordial invitation to all. St. Arch Ww. street orth Te 1] Y e Lnion and! Rev. 1 James church, corner streets--All seats iree I Savary, 3.A., rector, 152 Bavcie : I'wenty-second Sunda after 8 communion; 11 litany; " I p.m holy morning prayer "Camp Life I'rinit a.m., o'clock, sermon subject Sunday school and Bible o'clock, evening praver and subject, "Studies in the Lile hree Early Les Brock street Methodist orner of Drock and Montreal Rev. John "Webster, pastor Class neeting 10 a. m.; 11 a. m., Rev John M. Miller of Mountain, will preach yD. Sunday sehool, brotherhood ios! Bible class; 7 p. m., Rev. | B.A, B.D., of Napaunee,! Monday, 8 p. m., Ep- Wednesday midweek and stran and y closes; sermon, of Peter; sOons chureh, '? m., worth league. service. Students, welcome, Sydenhpm Street Methodist churen Rev. Alfred Brown, pastor. The | tor will preach morning and evening meeting, 9.45 a.m; League, WF a.m.; Bible p.m.; Dean Coleman will address Wesleyan Clab- Senior League, day, 8 p.m.; prayer and praise Wednesday, pom; Intermediate Friday, 7.30 p.m Studentsa specially invited A cordial wele to all... Miss Shaw, anist choir leader. 4 i regs, Yas Junior 2.45 the | Mon- | ser. ice, ( for the Class school, League, ne org and First Congregational, corner Jobin son and Wellington te LeRoy Rice, 3.4, r; residence i 251 Alfred street, HO6GR I'he pastor will preach at both services on | Morning worship at 11 subject, "A Truceless Way worship at 7 subject, Watt's "Hope," a continuation of the series of sermons in art Student and strangers in the city are cordially invited to worship with us. Jethel Congregational, corner rie and Johnson streets--A church. Rev. A. P. Mershon, ter H a.m. "Tribulation's Laun dry"; 3 p.m, Sunday school for every age and grade provided for the classes. 7 pm., "A Popular} heme"; Alexander hymns used Ait! the services will expross a welcome to soldiers, stranger nd citizens pot acgustomed to the church. Volunteer choir. Special offering for the hospi tal in the hospital envelopes, at Loth services. Union street People's church home, Lowes, minister. Residence, "Victory cleights," Mack ¢ 7 pan. Rev. lr. | Lake willgive his illustrated lecture on "Nebuchadnezzar's Image," em- phasizing intensely solmen pres- ent-day lessons that point to the near coming of Christ. This lecture has been given at large conventions in various parts of the continent anu a special mvitation is. extended to theological students and all lovers of ihe prophetic word of God. Queen street Methodist church Rev. G. I, Campbell, B. D., pastor. 10 a. m., class meeting, brotherhood: speaker, G. Elmore Reaman. 11 a. m., a family service; bring the chil- dren with you, 2. 45 p. m., Sunday school adult-tiass, young men's club, speaker, F. G. Lockett; 7 p. m., subject, "The Conflict of the Ages. " Special: music. A cordial weleo.ne st tev, past phone Sunday. o'clock, evening o'clock, minis The G. Adj Baptist church Rev. to students and strangers, Monday, 7 p. m,, junior Epworth league; Mon- day, 8 p. m., senior Epworth league: Wednesday, 8 p. m., congregational [te swnsational rested for 2 him u appear 1 Finally "un t pended, do. jseveral | He {clining was startling McPhee was ar- and tak shivering a dozen and a nd with while filming the scenes. When umped from High Bridge he attempting suicide the Mgrrisania gourt, blanket, surrounded by \ssociated Press photographers, wali a dozen pulling policemen, for Me. hee sure did fire them out in the to capture him, in which boats As he would swim! to a cop would reach [or would go under like from the water fifty I'ben a fat policeman in shoot towards McPhee would dive under the boat and vards away from the boat the flotilla of the enem: rot trong that Mel'hee was forced to unconditional 'surrender. When istrate Krotel heard McPhee's tory he figured that:a man brave en och to defy death to help make a motion picture sucess of "After the Bail" should have hig sentence sus- which the "udge proceeded to his iid&sive MT production will shown at the Grand Opera Hous four nights, commencing on Weil 11th, with daily n to roa If you Do you ne ed a new hat? would like to show new SO we some of our models in vere used wndhing place McPhee and rise away SOFT HATS AND DERBIES to a hat that that does for lo a your vard hoat would It is really poor economy wear a shabby hat, isn't becoming or one fit. you, depends sticeess of and he not properly your hat extent the pearance. Come in and try them on and yourself" to A NEW HAT Special Values, 2.50 o Mig "blow s2 be ET ETT for day, Noyember niatinee. CAMPBE'L BROS. Big Hat Dealer, a-- a HOW ABOUT YOU ? Formed A Company. John -F. Wilmot, Detroit, a native f Kingsion, bis organized a conpany manufacture of Morrig'reclin according to a design pa serrior meraber| of the fem. They have opened. a [factory 148 Grand River avenue; Ai F. Wilmot is the patentee articles of furnituré from has received big royalties canceled his contracts with a Rapids firm for the manuf the Morris chair, which ha on the market for some time plan eventually to eating busine providing re chal Pullmans Toht F. Wilmot w in eharge the new plant. ing chairs tened by, the BUTTER WRAPPING PAPER FINEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICE PRINTED OR PLAIN | LL AT Aud ot which he ha Grand ture heen of Chey zo into the oar for ill be of The Grand. the company the large audience at the f last evening. 'The play presented I Harry Feldman Jackson were the principals, Ollie Payne and the Misses ably assisted in Keeping up the In. the musical selections the perial Four sang several selections and Nelson Adair, the bo a drawing card The tango were repeatedly encored. "The Store" and the distribution | ; of prizes closed! the programme. End To-night the company presents as its closing bill "The King of Oko merry - company'. What the Major Foumd. Major I. W. Shannon, of militia headquarters, London, discovered in an old notebook yesterday a little mili tary law on aggravated offences fog drunkenness. It is of interest at this time, r to discussion of the 'wet | canteen." There are got druok in the service, and the first letter of each line makes up the word | "Fools." F--~¥or duty, meaning to be found drunk when called for duty. 0--On duty. On parade. f--~1a0e of march S--No drunk as to be At popularity Imperial again and appre rand Opera lopers' M. Chris and Bert while Gear fun In The of Musical Comedy manifested by was DRINK MORE WATER: IF KIDNEYS BOTHER Less Meat and Fake Salts Backache or Bladder Trouble, n meal became and urine is igrit ated, th seek . viative {louse wus the tic anl fox kid excites the overworked; ge feel like wild becomes cloudy; and you | relief two | during the night clog you must | the body's urin- | be real sick | first you feel a} kidney region, sick head- gets sour, feel rheu~ weather ig wonder aoid 1 ric 8, they gxish, lead 1 bladder be obliged three times en kidneys Ip flush off you'll rely Ad in the om backache, stomach and you when the lancers { ounty the them te or hoa 1088, oated twinges ow lots of wats five lines on when not tojer: also from any pharmacist our ounces of Jad SaMs; take a BE al in a glass of water be- fore breakfast for a few days and vour kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is wade from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with- lithia, and has been used for generations to clean clogged kidneys stimulate them to normal ac- also to neutralize the acids in legs meat, drink get and jrivity, unlit for duty SUNKIST RAISINS 1914 Goods Just Arrived Seeded and Seedless Insist on the Sunkist Brand GEO. ROBERTSON & SON, LIMITED. i -------- MEDICINE CABINETS AND ©. BATHROOM MIRRORS, al White epam®l with mirror in door. wity, plate glass shelves, Lock and k "A Specialty mr ---- in cr -------- Cement, Plaster and Everything in Builders' Supplies at | "Corhett's trays, with or without mirrors, | | in Mahogany. Reid Quality, Reid Low Prices J REID, THE LEADING UNDERTAKER Phone 147 Ladies' Tailoring Department / Nov. 2nd To Nov.7th' prayer meeting. Chalmers, Presbyterian, Barrie and Earl streets--Rev. M. Macgilliviay, U.D., midister. Services: the minister; 7 p. Welsh, D.D., Mon 3 pm. mle m., son, # p. of -- no longer is a source of furine, so it thus ending 'bladder Irritation, vonk ness, Jad Salt The | Low Water. Only once since the organigation of the Gananogue Power company can the water in the Gananogue river be remembered io be as low as it is at the present time, and that was a number of yehrs ago. The prospects are that it will soon be on the rise, The water in the back lakes, which are its feeders, is beginning to rise. Water has already begun to. come this way from Beverley Lako. Early Winter Footweal Style, Price Quality are the three essenfiils of satisfactory footwear. They -are embodied in ever y pair of shoes we sell. Dancing pumps and party slippers in all the popular 20% Discount Off All Lad. ies' Suits and Ulsters Satisfaction Guarantesd: Inexpensive, cannot injure; makes a delightful effer- vescent lithia--water © drink which everyone &hoiild take now and then keep the Kidneys clean and ac- tive. Druggists here say they sell lots of Jad Salts to Talks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble while it is only trouble, Agent, G Ww Tea And Sale. Mrs. Jwbht TY. Grange, Napauee The Ladies' Aid of the First Con-! 1.11 on Seturday for a few months gregational church will hold a tea)visit with her children in Chicago, and sale at Mrs. J. R. Hendersoun's|11!. and Bosse, Idaho. home. Earl street, Thursday, Decem-| Wiss Maude Demman, ber 3rd. visiting her. wister, Mrs. Tt at Newburgh. Our shipment of westetn beef is of "MeConkey's week-cnd swests."' Gib Political and Sovial Significance the Teaching of Jesus." y, 880 pm. pa triotio recital by choir, assisted hy Robert Harvey, Mr. Strowger, of the Royal Canadian gs, and Mr. Lapointe, of the Royal Canadian Horse 'Artillery. * Collection in aid of the Belgian Relief. Fund. 8t. George's $a ral -- Very Rev. Hh S Sydenham Lindsay, Rev Magee, 25 Johnson sireet Hosp: to Mahood 0, Kingston, is H. M. Ryan, Crawford & Wals