THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27 1915. \ a § SALLE LLLE DL SAEED THE PATRIOTIC FU > | monthly amount per family, $13.85; {number of individuals, .748; mon- Probe.: Fair to-day. Thursday, fine and mild. { thly amyount per individual, $3.42 British . Columbia Number families, 591; monthly payments, $10,829; average monthly awoun Eighty-Four Cents Per Head of Popu. per family, $18.37; number of i lation Was Paid Into the Fund By Yiduals, 1,584; average smoun ) : individual, $6.89, Ontario During First Year of the Vancouver--Number of families War, 1,089; monthly payments, $19,002 average monthly amount per family, 7.45; numbe individuals, 3, 044 verage wnt per individual, COMPARISON OF AMOUNTS PAID IN VARIOUS CENTRES per In con tion with the conference Ontario branches of the Can- Patriotic Fund, held in To- on Oct. 20th and 21st, which wttended by representatives from. n, a statement has been pre: » idmber of fami the monthly pay- the average monthly per family, number of in- and monthly paymeni per n of LP North Alberta-- Number of fami- es, 1,272; monthly payments, $30,- 537. average monthly amount per family, $24; number of individuals, 3,180; amount per individual, $9.60 South Alberta--Number of fami- lies, 1.291; monthly, payments, $35,- 706; average monthly amount per family, $2 ; number of individu- als, 30,702; ambunt per individual, $11.62 Manitoba---Number of families, 2,- monthly payments, $51,344; individual, | average monthly amount per family, $18.50; number of individuals, monthly amount per individual, amount dividuals, individual, . Kingston is quoted as having 320 families, monthiy payments, $3,970; average monthly amount per family, §17.26; number of individuals, 563; wmoathly amount per $7.05 Toronte--Number af families, 4,- 092. monthly payments, $56,932; average monthly amount per family, Nova Scotia--Number of families, $13.91; number of individuals, 11-1315; monthly payments, $19,604; $07; monthyy amount per individual, average amount per family, $14.91; $4.78, number of individuals, 4,510; month- Hamilton--Number af families, |ly amount per individual, $4.35. 869; monthly payments, $12,610; Prince Edward ISland--Number of average monthly amount per family, families, monthly payments, $14.51; number of individuals, 2.- $885; average month" ou per 120; monthly amount for individual, | family, $13.40; num of individ- $5 94. ' uals, 123; amount per individual, Ottawa--Number af families, 577; | $7.19. monthly payments, $8,187; average| Newfoundland-- monthly amount per family, $14.19: lies, 25; monthly payments, 1. 326; $7.01 Number of fami- $227; ' of WHOLE OF THE MONEY CON-| TRIBUTED GOES FOR SUPPLIES Every Cent Is Spent For the Pur- chase of Canadian Tobatco and Cigarettes--How the Fund Stands. The Postmaster at Bath Road has sent in'to the Whig a list of contribu- tions to the Tobacco Fund amount- ing to $7.75. From a smill Post ! Office like this, this is a very good showing indeed. The list of con- tributors is published herewith. Owing to enquiries made from time to time, it might be wise ito make an explanation about this Fund once mare. No deductions what- ever are made for expenses from the moneys contributed. The whole of this outlay is undertaken by the Cen- tral Committee of the Overseas Club, and therefore every cent expended is devoted to the purpose for which it | is subscribed, viz., the purchase of tobacco and cigarettes. It has been decided to increase the size and quality of the cigarettes and J to slightly reduce the quantity of to- bacco The packet now being sent | to the soldiers for each 25c-subserib- ed contains the following: 50 Canadian manufae- tured cigarettes af best quality. Packet contain- ing one-fifth pound Cana- dian manufactured tobacco of good standard 'quality. Box of matches Postcard bearing the ad- dress of the sender, so that the soldier receiving thay Told In 'Twilight | * -. Mrs. J. M. Campbell and Miss Hel- en Campbell," Emily street, entertain- ed dat bridge on Monday afternoon in | honor of Miss Lilian Mundell. The guests who played included Misses Hilda Kent, Doris Kent, Isabelle ' Waldron, Dorothy Carruthers, Kath- leen. Carruthers, Marjorie Brownfield, Lucy Waddell, Gwenneth Waddell, Florrie Stewart, Charlie Short Miss Norah Macnee. Mrs. W. Steacy, Mrs. Herbert Stethem, Mrs. N. C. Polson, jr., Misses Lassie Kirk- patrick, Rose Rogers, Gwenneth Mer- rick, Kathleen Ryan, and Hazel Browne, came in at the tea hour, the! prettily arranged table being in charge of Mrs. W. E, Steacy and Mrs. N. C. Polson, jr. . - . The Reading Club will meet to- morrow at the home of Mrs. Harold Davis, Stuart street 3 . =. Very Special for Thursda 90 SAMPLE SUIT _ w= Reg. $15.00, $16.50, $17.50 and $18.50. ol smart new Suits, supplemented by a number of our best stock values at £16.50 and $17.50--all the sea- son's best styles and excellent values at the regular price. The Colors --Are Navy and Black. The Sizes--16, 18, 34, 36 and 38. The Cloths-- All-wool Serges, Cheviots and Amazons. "py ops y » Mrs. N. C. Polson, jr., entertained at luncheon to-day in honor of Miss Norah Macnee. . G. L. Gurd, Montreal, is the guest Mrs. J. S. Smith, Johnson street. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fleming, Ot-| tawa are coming to Kingston short- Iy to reside. & J Mrs. W. A. Claxton and Miss Wini- fred Claxton are in New York' of number of individuals, 1,217; mon- average monthly amount thly amount per individual, $6.73 Montreal--Number of families, 3,- per fam- ily, $9.08; number of .individuals, 73: amount per individual, $3.11 i 493 $55,030; St. John, N.B.--Number of fami- xpress his thanks. he Fund now stands Previously acknowledged . $819.64 > R monthly payments, A. Findlay, Collins Bay . 25 Sale Starts at 9 O'clock James Hayden, New York, will be Mrs. Hubert Ryan's guest at the end j'of the week. Any with a deposit. avergge monthly amount per family, | lies, 653; monthly payments, $9.814; 5.75; number of individuals average monthly amount per family, y indivi ber of individuals, 1.- y amount per individu- hum radi 7 RaEhly ¥ 482; amount per individual, $6.62 Quebe - Some interesting facts are gleaned from the report of the conference Eighty-four cents per head of popula- tion was paid into the fund by Onta- For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years rio during the first year of the war ie Ten The net cost to the fund administra- the A A Ata A SA mint 1. $15.03; al, Number of families, 199; ally received by the central office from branches. The enlistment is given as follows: Ontario, 1 to 46 population; Mari time Provinces, 1 to 63; Quebec, 1 to 123; Maauitoba, 1 to 53; British Cdiumbia, 1 to 25. tion is sixty-five cents per $100 actus Signature of : 3 : | WAR BULLETINS. It is officially announced that the British transport Marquette was torpedoed in Aegean Sea. Only . 99 are unaccounted for. Thirty-four additional death sentences were pronounced by court-martial at Liege against persons charged with espionage and treason. . rrr ym" Bulgarians are reported to have taken Negotin and may have effected a junction with the™A ustro-Germans: i In the House of Lords it was stated that Premier Asquith was considering forming a smaller cabinet. One report says the Greeks & have clashed with the Bulgar- ¢ ians on the border. * * Na-Dru-Co Laxatives are best taken at bed time, and should be' thoroughly chewed. They contain the best laxative remedy known to the Medical Profession, and do not disturb the digestive organs. FOR SALE BY L. T. Best, Druggist dd i hati dhe A en td ¢| +e | NAPANEE GIVES $1,802.34. To the British Red Cross Fund -- A Good Contribution. Napanee, Oct, 27.--Napanee's con- tributions to the British Red Cross { Society will be| $1,802.34. This is {considered a libpral donation in view {of the fact that/the town during the i past year has from various sources! | given over $5,000 to the Red Cross work. { f Special Train For Hunters. Special C.P.R. hunters' train will leave Toronto 10 p.m. on Wednesday, | Thursday and Friday, October 27th, 28th, and 29th, for the exclusive ac- | commipdation of \ hunters, for all | points between Toronto and Sudbury. | Collections Made Bath Road Post Office: S.J. Harkness, 857 Prin- cess street, city. . .. Miss R. M. Harkness, city .. Mrs. C. H city... «un .. Miss C. R. CRY vo we 15 wm an S. Abbott, Portsmouth, G. 8. Cliff, Portsmouth, Ont Ww F. A. Barry, P.O 5 & 5 . W. Rutherford, Bath, Miss N. MeFredridge, Bath Road . A. Fuller, Bath Road, A Friend, Bath Road, D. Bushell, Bath Rpad, Miss D. Bushell, Bath Road .. .. .. .. .. Gibbons, Bath at Coulter, Timms, Timms, city Bath Road Road .. we vi Edwin Coulter, Kings- ton, R. R. 2 D. Keyes, PO ...;. H. Coulter, Road P. O: .. LeFevure, Road P. O,, Ont. .. H. Lindsey, Bath Road, Ont. "Ys aa 3 C. L. LeFeuvre, Bath Road, Ont. .. .. .. J. Bushell, Bath BOAE i uy -- A. Ayling, Bath Road, 8S. Greer, Bath Road .. Miss * 8. Snook, Bath Road . Miss RB. Road . a J. Green, Bath Road, Howard Keyes, Bath Road * ., . .- o Bath Road c " 'Bath W. Bath R. " Palk, Bath €, Atwood, : city Total .. .. Edith Cavell By E. 8 Buchanan She faced the firing squad alone, And with unbandaged eyes Looked upward to the moon that shone-- i The moon of English skies, { The prison faded from her view, The trampling armed men! And in the lanes her childhood knew | She roamed a child again. i A tiny flag upon her breast | Showed where her heart did lie; i | Hamilton {rie street, returned on Friday from season. | War." {is invited to be present. Another Store | that coppers had been taken out of | the till and a small quantity of cig- Suit will be put aside il Saturd: Mrs. R. Benjamin and a party mo- ¥ put aside until Saturday tored from Yarker for lunch vester- day, including Mrs. M. Ryan (New- burgh), Mrs. Connelly, Mrs. Byrne and Miss Bessie Benjamin. W. B. Mudie was in town Gananoque on Tuesday. i Mrs. G. I. Campbell, Colborne street, went to Toronto yesterday to visit friends \ Home Book of Fashion, Winter Number Now on Sale At a cost of 10¢ from » With any Home Journal 15¢ Pattern ! Mrs. W. H. Carriere has gone to | | Ottawa after visiting her mother, |[§ Mrs. Charles Taylor, King street. Miss Flora Stewart, Harrowsmith, returned from Toronto to-day, and is Mrs. H. E. Richardson's guest. Mrs. Clarence Putnam sand little § Miss Sallie, who are Mrs. Samuel | Birch's guests, will return to Utica, N.Y., on Frida¥. Mrs. E. J. B. Pense, West street, is | expected from Toronto on Friday af- ter visiting her aunt, Mrs. John | DAVIES' This Week We Offer mest Quality of Beet Shoulder Roasts, 14 1b Thick Rib Roasts, 16¢ Stewing Beef, 12% ¢ Round Steaks, 20c Beef Dripping, 15c¢ The Wm. Davies Co. Ltd., Phone 597. Mr. and Mrs. C. Bermingham, Bar- Toronto. (Continued on Page 10.) The Women's Canadian Club. The Women's Canadian Club of Kingston is being reorganized for the Its inception dated from last spring, but during the summer its activities were discontinued. The opening meeting for the coming sea- son will be held in Convocation Hall | at 3 p.m, on Saturday next, when Principal Gordon will address the club on "National Ideals and the | Every woman in Kingston Whistle Cords, Whistles. Spurs, Leggings, Shirts,'Caps, N.C.O. Tas Badges & --Whi Burglarized ges Lanyards White Tuesday Night The grocery store of Henry Al Smith, 155 Division street, was brok- | en into on Tuesday night but little of valde was taken. Entrance was gained to the store through a cellar! window. Kt was found this morning! arettes taken from the shelves. The burg ary is thought to have been the work of boys who have been operat- ing in a number of places. Important Announcement. Effective November 1st, 1915, the Canadian Northern Railway will es- tablish through passenger train ser- | Civil and Military Tailors | J CHILEAN COAL FOR PERU. ee ERs Sn SE URI indi - NN A te ---- er nr a-- | Train will consist of colonist cars Tm glad"--she smilingly confess- ed-- | vice between Toronto, Port Arthur, Equal in Calorific Qualities to Pro- duct Now In Use. West Coast Leader. In a communication from the Per- uvian consul-general in Valpraiso to ministry of foreign affairs in Lima | Regina, Brandon, and all important the possibility of importing Chil- | points in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, | e#h coal into Peru to replace the Alberta, British Columbia and the | Australian and Welsh coal that here Pacific coast. The equipment is] tofore has formed the principal sup- thoroughly modern type, specially | Ply is taking up in some detail. The constructed for this service, rough | consul-general states that the Chil- tickets from Kingston to all points, | ean article is equal in calorific qual- and berth reservations are obtainable | ities ta the coal now in use and that from M. C. Dunn, city agent, or R. | the supply to practically inexhaust- |'H. Ward, station agent, or write to | ible, it being possible ta an t {R. L. Fairbairn, General Passenger | the present production of 1,000,000 Assn, 68" King street E., Toronto, | tons a year whenever there is a de- nt. : mand. {and coaches. "Wor England's sake to die." { Fort William and Winnipeg, leaving | Toronto Union station at 10.45 p.m. ion Monday, Wednesday and Friday, | | connecting at Winnipeg Union Sta- | tion with Canadian Northern trains for Edmonton, Calgary, Saskatoon, Established John A. Drake, New York, al . » Merit in | friend of the late John W. Gates, is} Clothes !{ 1 {said to have made $1,000,000 specu- | lating in "war brides." He is cred- ited with takihg $400,000 from rise in Studebaker from 92 to 195, and also big money from General Motors: jand Steel Common. EVEN GROSS, SICK CHILDREN LOVE SYRUP OF FIGS {If feverish, bilious, constipatéd, p. » give fruit laxative y Robert at once. New York F ruit Store A volley--and her spirit fled a ------ From earth without a groan-- O foemen! wept ye oe'r the dead, Or had ye hearts of stone? Crawford Peaches, 11 qt. Baskets Crawford Peaches, 6 qt. "Baskets Blue and White Grapes Knew nope of you her gentle hand "had smoothed your comrades' cot? | ShrankK pone of you from their com- mand To fire the fatal shot? 20th Centurd and Fashion - Craft have built a rep- utation that does not down in these Her blood proclaims stain | The doom of tyranny; | They die for freedom not in vain | Who die as brave as she. with crimson Canada's Financial Genius. | Grain Growers' Guide. General Botha has been sustained! - In Great Britain heavy taxes are in a war-time election in South Af-| being imposed upon the wealthy for rica. Thus ippears the last the purpose of paying & portien of chance for Germany to profit by dis- | the cost of the, war as it proceeds. affection and disunion in the British | In Canada we have a better (?) sch- Empire. Under all the circumstan- | eme. Our Government is borrow- ces the allegiance of Botha and so| ing all the money it is spending on many of his compatriots to'the Em- | the war (and more) so that when pire is the miracle of British history. the soldiers come back they can help Moreover, a war-time contest, | pay the expenses of their trip. In against which we have had so many | order to follow Britain's example in protests by interested politicians in| this respect the Canadian finance Canada, strengthens the South Afri-| ministers. would have to collect in- can Government for future partiei- | come and Super jax from the big pation in the war and justifies con- | corporations and Millionaires who tinuous exertion and sacrifice for the | helped put him in qfice and who are { always telling the people that he is common Empire. | a financial genius. That, of course, iis not to be thought of on any ac- | count. His Startling Adventure. Back from day in "Lanaon" with ® misses, the old man was relat- {ing his startling' adven p RSS | grown of admiring ¢ com | said, three most successful gurt h liver extract aia 'Bdith Cavell. > Underwood Johnson. | Room' mid the martyrs for a death- i less uname! { Till yesterday, in her how few could know - Black War's 'white ailgel, succor i ing: friend and foe-- | Whose ie heart harbored neither e. ; | te nor blame ' at coi: eas "Toate 258 OF BG made tn tov v bad, | mn claim. Soesn's Sat Slewp oo = sataraliy, To-day she is the world's! Its poig- .stomach-ache, gestion, -§ nant woe, | hosa, give a antl ot_Cuifee} We thought had been outwept. nia Syrup o » a i again doth flow ! Dours a, the faut iu, the our In tenderest tears that multiply her i ermenting passes i ame. of the bowels and you have a well | {and playtul child again. Children {love this harmless "fruit laxative" jjand mother can rest easy ater Bir ing it, because it never fails to e| jitheir little "insides" clean and' Sweet. - : i ll Keep it handy, Mother ! A little! given to-day saves a sick child to-| i morrow, but get the genuine. Ask! || your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of | of "California Syrup of Figs," which! has directions for babies, children of | all ages. far grown-ups plainly /i on the 3 there are counterfeits sold here, so surely look | and see that yours is made by the \{ "California Fig Syrup Company.™ {Hand back with tontempt any other The Triumph Of Botha. Montreal Herald. strenuous times: = ; Don't scold your fretful, peevigh! child. See if tongue it coated; this! is a sure sign its little stomach, liver] and bowels are clogged with sour wast: Prices are as low as goods of merit will'permit. They are built for the man who wants We are open till six o'clock every Cleanliness a specialty. evening, 10 pay a reason- able price. Canada's Best Workmanship. and material. Oh, something there is in us yet, more bright Than Rouen's hungry flames--that could consume Jeanne's slender limbs but not her! 's might. Woman's courage in the night Spt H as Judled the savage Honenaglk mes ho dow and weak -- creeps on, our local ug C. P. R. earnings for the week end. |W. bas a wonderful ng October 21st amounted to $13,- bination of the 088,000, as $2,040,000 for U iron, © incretae the ren - of $1,028; t since the improvement began. One hundred were killed in A typhoon in the : A Great Factor In Long Life. Health and comfort in advanced years can best | possibl i ¥ nd ad to a simple diet, but if and adhering ie | th the vitality gets low, t FALL SHOES See our Special Box Calf, Leather Sole Blucher bela ; One E.P. Jenkins' » up and create strength for the ru down and aged, or refund your