TROUBLED WITH CONSTIPATION FROM 16 TO 20. Maple 'Leaf Grocery Cooked Meats or- All Kinds Baked Ment lLonf with Cheese Pork Sausage; (cooked Shouldery- Headeheese; Empire Frankfortsy Jellied Tomgue; Cooked Ham; Bologna; Sertiea Hoek, of and ked Constipation is one monest ills of ma often allowed until some seri in. If the bowels after there will te to Freak sssortment Sr on my 18 com hand, 3 Alex Potter. Phone 782, are properly looked } be no constipation, lpundice, sick or bilious headaches, heartburn, coated tongue, sour stom- ach, floating specks before the eyes, te Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills will} keep your bowels so regulated that in no time the constipation will dis- appear entirely. Miss Emma E. Melanson, Halifax, N.S., writes: "I am ndw 20 years of HELLO, How about trying the new gar- age of Robinson and + Wiltshire. All Kinds of ears repaired promptly, vuleanizing, cars wash ed. We nell gasol , alls, tires, and accessories. Second-hand enrs for sale. 3394 Bagot Street, Phone 242, greatly troubled with constipation, so | four days a month old-fashioned remedies, castor oil, cascara, étc, s¥th oniy temporary relief until my sister-in- law gave me some of Milburn's Laxa- Liver Pills, From the first they seem- | ed beneficial and I gave them a fair trial,- This was two years ago, and with an occasional dose I have kept entirely free from constipation for bed three or tried all the {the period mentioned." | Milburn's Laxa-Liver a vial at all dealers, or mailed dir- ect on receipt of price' by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. ' National Breweries Manufacturers of the Famous | Dow's and Dawes LIGHT ALE & RTER Order a Case from The Thompson Bot- tling Co. Sole Agents H.C.Merriman CHOICE GROCERIES Meats, Flour, Grain, Hay and Straw. Choice Stock of Vegetables Phone 847. 611 Princess Street. For Kingston District, Tel. 304 202 Princess St, nn A Art ser i Paradox----a man is always thrown on his own resources when he hasn't | any. AA A PP A NN PNP A NG Ny Drink Charm Tea To Reduce the High Cost of Living try a , package of Charm New Japan Tea at the low price of 23¢c a half pound package. ahahaha darhvadirhairhaidiaiaiadedainadas dark Pe, | Comfort and Attractiveness. Are the two big items added to a home properly equipped with AWNINGS No other place around the house can you spend the | same amount of money /and get as good results, Ask our agent, F. W, COOKE, for an estimate, J. J. Turner & Sons, Limited, Peterboro. Overseas' Boxes Antiseptic Powder, and all the little comforts that £o to make life bearable for the boys in the trenches 'SARGENT'S DRUG STORE Corner Princess and Montreal Sts. Telephone 41. NIGHT SIGHT ! @ : hat most people find their eyesight satting. It Jou comfort for night reading it is a sign you We are equipped to give you satisfaction. WART, Opt.D. OPTICIAN AND OPTOMETRIST Opposite Post Office, Kingston. ~ [NEW SCHEDULE OF RATES the com- | one too | after | ation sets! age, and since I was 16 | have been | much so that at times I would be ini Commission 1 |schedule of rates which they are now 8 are 25¢ ---- the comment heard about Reduction in THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1918. { ------ HOTTLITIES ( OMMISSION (TAKING | 1 P MATTER FOR INDI TRIES. i Rates Will Be Secured That Will Be Of Advantage Both Commission Industries --No Definite Action. The Civie Utilities {held erence on {noon wi Engineer i Hydro-Electric Commission, in re- gard to new rates for power for in- Ja stries, and # is hoped that rates ill be secured that will be of "advan- tage to both parties Negotiations are now under way, and it is expected | {that a definite proposition will be) ready for the regular meeting «of the Ut Commission which will be { he Id on Monday afternoon. J. M. Campbell, acting for the city, went over estimates with the Hydro men and decided on a Hoped That to and Commission yr after- of the ! jes working on, and the industries al- I v, the Canadian Loco- Works, Kingston Hosiery Company and the waterworks plant The Hydro men have been in {the city the past few days working on ithe matter { It is not the intention of the Com- jesion to consider new rates for commercial and domestic and street {lighting at the present time, but just as soon as the day load is built up the domestic and commercial light- ing will be given attention G. Y. Chow n presided at the con- | ference, s also present were Mayor { Hughes, Commissioners T. J Rigney, { R. N. F. Macfarlane and Robert El {liott, and J. M. Campbell and Hugh | Nickie, A Good Medicine For The Baby. Baby's Own a medicine for little ones. cative, mild but thor- jough in «¢ nd never fail to re- | lieve constips n, colic, colds and | simple fevers Once a mother has I nsea them she will use nothing else | Concerning them Mrs. Saluste Pelle- | tier, Damas des Aulnaies, Que. | writes "I always keep a box of | Baby's Own Tablets in the house i medicine 1 know e {motive vd i Nothing can equal | Tablets as { They are St 000 Leagues Under the Sea. g Jules Verne wrote 20,000 Leagues Uh At the time, he was or ha aving, created a i which exceeded even the w gination of his age. It was referred to as a gigantic piece of impossibility but which showed in a remote way the things which! were within the bounds of the au-| thor's imagination. The author was simply y years ahead of his time On Friday afternoon and evening the motion photographs of his story were showin to crowded houses at the Grand Opera House. Instead of her dreams being beyond the possibilities of actual existence, they have been realized and those pictures showed the marvelous progress made in sub- marine work in deep sea diving and in under-water photography, The picture is one of the most in- teresting, instructive and gripping films ever shown here. It is intro- duced by pictures of the Williamson broilers, who hay e 30 much to make under-water photog raphy pos-| gible and them there is unfolded one! of the greatest storiés in literary There are scenes taken far under the ocean's level, which show sharks swimming round apparently into the prouth of the camera. There is al scene of a struggle between an oe- | topus and a pearl diver, the diver] being rescued through the good | gervices of the "Monster," which is the submarine of the film. The beau- tiful scenery of the tropics and gran- deur of the jungle, combine in roung-| ing out a truly magnificent enier- tainment ' The film is being repeated this] (Saturday) afternoon and evening and should be viewed by large audi- ences. EO ildest i Theatrical News (IContinued from Page 12.) "You're In Loye." Speaking of "You're In Love which comes to the Grand, on Thurs- day evening, April 25th, the London Free Press says, the best gi play of the season was the verc {They are the best for little ones and 1 would not | be without them." The Tablets are | sold by medicine dealers or by mail lat 25 cents a box irom The Dr. Wil- | 1itins' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont {of | ANOTHER TAG DAY. fe itizens Respond to | torian Order of | The Victorian Order of Nurses are solding a™ tag day" to-day, and citiz- | ! ens are being asked to support the | | good cause. The ladies doing the col- | lecting were stationed at some of the | {| prominent street corners, "It is fer a good cause," and I want to help on the work," said one man wha was tagged early in the morning. And this was a sample of the collec- | tion being made. | It is expected that a goodly sum will be realized as a result of the ap-| peal, Appeal of Vic | Nurses, Grand Trunk Time Table Change. A change of time will be made on April 28th, For information apply to J. P. Hanley, agent, Rev. George Leech, a superannu- ated Methodist clergyman, died in Toronto on Tuesdpy. He was born at Prescott. |Grand Old Man Makes Statement GEO. SOMERS FINDS DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS BEST es MR. In His Eighty-second Year He Tells Why, After Trying Other Medicines, He Pins His Faith to Dodd's Kidney Pills. . Barrie, Ont., Apr. 19. --(Special.) | ~Mr. George Somers, Barrie's grand old man, now in his eighty-second vear, has made a statement in re- gard to Dodd's Kidney Pills, Canada's igrand old kidney remedy, "I have | tried several Kinds of kidney pills," Mr. Somers"States. 'I have arrived at the conclusion that Dodd's Kid- ney Pills are the best so far; at least, they have given me' the best satisfac- tion. I have taken them for nearly twenty-five years off and on as I hive needed them." Mr. Somers, who for forty years before retiring was a carriage worker, strained his back while gardening, and for over twenty-two years has been froubled, more or less, with his kidneys. That he has pinned his faith to Dodd's Kidney Pills after try- ing the other kinds is considered a splendid tribute to the grand old Canadian kidney remedy. "At his ad- vanced age he is splendid evidence of the good work Dodd's Kidney Pills are doing. (Cost of Automo- bile Insurance IF YOU OWN A CAR WHY NOT ENJOY IT ? LET US ASSUME THE MENTAL WORRY AND POSSIBLE FINAN- CIAL LOSS BY ISSUING YOU ONE OF OUR LIBERAL MOTOR WE COVER YOUR CAR ~ WHEREVER YOU ARE. of a large 'audience of "You're in Love," the delightful, tuneful, erisp fs and melodious offering at the Grand theatre last evening. There is a fund of catchy, haunting melodies that {have a dash and swing that start the feet moving in time, and a barrel of wholesome fun that keeps every one in the best of humor. There is solace for the tired in the happy com- pound of melody, nonsense and pretty girls; while-the background of hand- some gowns, scenery and effects is a delight to the eye. The music. is the danceful, rhy- metic kind. It overflows with youth and happiness, while retaining a ~daintiness and charm that is all its own. The 'comedy' sparkles and is in the hands of a most competent co- jterie of artists, - Harry Hamlin sang "Loveland" and delighted. The chorus was the best that has been seen here this season from a singing, dancing and attractive point of view. A male sox- tet was most effective, The best of the songs were ried "Life," "You're in Love.' "Things You Must Not Do,' wl Year's a Long Time," "Boola Boo," | "Loveland," and "I'm Only Dream- ing." "Mar-| | At Absolutely the greatest motion pic- ture in the world is "The Whip," the masterly produetion which comes te the Strand Theatre on the first three days of next week, with not] one star, but six; with not only one! sensational scene, but scores of them. | Produced on the most lavish scale] imaginable--a train wreck staged for | the purpose of securing one scene | alone cost $25,000--this tremendous | porduction marks a new epoch in the history of the silent drama. The] motion picture has been elaborated | from the gigantic stage production which ran at the Drury Laue Theatre | i { i The Strand. { } i i A TRULY REMARKABLE FILM EUREEEEEEEEN. NEEEEEENNEENANNEENRECUANEREARESRERE Of Jules Verne's Famous Novel +20,. '. { PAGE NINE _ Ne Sore A -- tr Newer Patterns in Ladies' Footwear Black kid, brown kid and mahog- any colored calf laced boots; high, medium and low heels. $7.50 to $10.00. Abernethy's Shoe Store Foot Specialist here this week. -- Free Demonstration. CEES ZERNERENINEREERRANBEN NEUE aaa BORSALINO Imported Italian SOFT HATS This store is headquarters for these famous hats Every good style and color is to be had here. Of. course wide brims are in favor and some of the new shades of green and grey are wonderfully gttractive. MALLORY'S American soft hats and derbies. Complete exhibit of the new spring- styles and 'shades. $4.50. Other makes $2.50 CampbelBo Kingston's Largest Hat Dealers. up. ee eo a o Why Has Our Photo- graphic Trade Doub- led Itself ? Because the people find we give the best results and a S-days' service is worth waiting for. Films sentgout every night, 9 o'clock. Good negatives make excellent enlargements. 8 x 10 < size for 35 cemts. Give us a trial. Prouse's Drug Store. Phone 82. in London for three years and in Ne York City for two years. The stage play also had a two year run in Aus- tralia and was translated into other languages than the English and was played with huge success in Europe. | The motion picture, offering, as it| does, much greater possibilities for scenic effects than the stage could possibly do, is a really wonderful of- fering. It is an attraction of the highest possible merit and entertain- ing abilities and it has been well named the greatest motion picture in thé world. F. X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne will also be seen in a 5-act Metro Wonderplay "Under Suspicion," :a comedy drama in which society and the workaday world, humor and thrills, are effectively contrasted. THREE ADDRESSES HEARD, Women's. Auxiliary of Y.W.C.A. Heard Three Addresses Friday. The annual thank offering meet- ing of the Women's Auxiliary of the Y.MXC.A. was held on Friday after- noon in the *Y" building. Mrs. John Wright 'presided. Addresses were given by Capt McNab, on Military Y.MCA. work in France; F. R. Wil- son, on Y.M.C.A. work in the city, and 8. E, Lilly, on YMCA. work among the boys. Change of Time. The Canadian Northern Ry. an-| nounee the following changes in time effective April 21st. Train No. 17 will ran through to daily except Sunday and arriving Picton 10.20 pm. Train No. "16 will operate from Picton, leaving 6.00 a.m., except Sunday, and arriv- ing Kingston 10.45 am. The re- sumption of this Shough service will be appreciated travellers. The usual connection " Harrowsmith will be made by trains No. 77 and 78 with trains for Ottawa and Toronto and Picton leaving Kingston 5.40 p.m.) 2 INS r------ a ------ The "Wilk ] . " | 242 Mountain St, Montreal, Warm, comfortable rooms, res= sonable ratés. A home for tram. sients. Tel. Uptown 5346, $12.00 Watch We pride ourselves in the. timepiece we can give you at this 5 entleman"s old fill fitted with "our special 15 jewel oO face movement. A good reliable , .and pata Kianear & ~ d'Esterre | r A What a Better Home Means To a Woman Home to a woman is the one place of greatest importance. Wife, mo- ther, daughter, spend nine-tenths of their time in the house. Surely that is reason enough why you should make the home as attractive as pos- sible. Is your home all that you would have it? If it is not you can easily make it so by looking over our attractive spring display. The busy store with large stock. I "JAMES REID The Leading Undertaker with Motor Funeral Car. Phone 147 for Motor Ambulance. 0 Government Standard Flour -Made by Kingston Milling Co. Limited | Is Eminently Satisfactory To All Users HUNGARIAN--For Bread WHITE ROSE--For Bread and Cake. CROWN---Winter Wheat Pastry. For Bale by All Dealers. Kitchen Enamelware Our stock of enamelware is most com- plete, in white, blue and white and grey, at most reasonable prices. Also a full line of wire goods and tinware. Let us show them to you. Lemmon&Sons 187 Princess Street. BOYD'S Garage TEA Is now open with a full line of auto- mobile tires and accessories. Fire proof building, equipped with the very latest and equipment for all kinds of automobile repair work. Geo. Ww. Boyd : - Phone 201. Agents tor ke Cars.