PAGE SIX Go To Robinson and Wiltshire's Garage For Repalr Work of All Kinds Vuleanising ~~ Cars Washed We sell gasciine, olls, tires aad 239% Bagot Street Phone 242. 'Wood's A The Great English Lemcdy. Tones aud invigorates the whole De X stem, wakes new Bi pod in Vine, ures Nervous Mental poo Brala 'orry, Despon- fo Loss of ra i of the nara, 4 Price $1 per box, six Cue w! L plaace, six will cure. Bold by sll 9 or mailed in plaia pkg. on reecirt of New pamphlet mailed free, THE Woon ©O0., TORONTO, ONT, (Formerly Windsor) F OR CHOICE GROCERIES AND SEASONABLE FRUITS AND VEGET ABLES Friendship's Conan Rent Ryrg ome 210 Division Bt. Phone BAS dha dies hi a 8 Ah adda x Monument Lettering In Cemeteries a Specialty. Werkmanshily Guaranteed. J. E. MULLEN, 158 FIantang 5 Phen 145 At the Golden Lion Grocery Fancy Clover : HONEY In one pound sections, 25 cents each. Fresh California Prunes, nice and Juicy ... ... 10¢, 1235¢, 15¢ Ib. Evaporated Peaches, 2 lbs for 25c Xwaporated Apricots . ed aay ah EE WR McRae&Co Golden Lion Grocery Canada Food Board License No. 4543, Fruit UNITED GROCERY for all kinds of the best FRESH FRUIT Customers go away dally ad- . vertising our business. 188 Princess Bt. BEN LEE, Mgr. A IN STOCK Best quality Cannell coal for open grates and domestic use. Also select lump soft coal for all purposes. A CHADWICK 8 SON rR Hn «Preston has returned to NEWS FROM Tht DISTRICT] CLIPPED FROM "THE WHIG'S MANY BRIGHT EXCHANGES. In Brief Form the Events In the Country About Kingston Are Told ~=Full of Interest to Many, ted im mar \llan Miller Miss Violet E H utt and Robert L. Saunders, b sidents of Brock- viile, were n atta on Wednesday. James Garvin returned to Carleton having obtained a position wit > Bates & Innes Co in the I The de¢ has Joseph Davison, son, Belleville twenty-two riage th 1 nas occurred of John son of Robert Davi- The young man was years sath 1y. Mallorytown, to William Towe Armstrong will yrytown i eniy off a ulder, right fractured. at Tweed, daughter of Bateman, Hyde, Arm has leased his farm and will retire Mr. continue to reside in C. Harper ockvill years, | kory mt fence and right forearm anc ght thumb The marriage took place on Sept. 23rd, of Laura, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tweed, and Charles London Belleville r took place Chur Boyd's, 1 Lau eldest "dang! Mr: J. Munro of David Nisbet, Elp Just twenty-one after leav- ing England for the scene of action on the western front in France, Pte. Harry E: Simmons, Brockville, form. erly of Halifax, was killed in action H. Main, assistahTSuperfitendent of the C. P, R. at Smiths' Falls, is trans- ferred to the same position at Farn- ham in place of W. J. Pickrell, pro moted, Mr. Main 1s succeeded at Smith's Falls by J. A. Cook. Francis Sheldon; Athens spending the last few weeks in Edmonton and other western points met with a serious accident while motoring in which he sustained the fracture of an arm, a leg and three ribs, A pretty wedding was solemniz- nd -ed on Wednesday at Brockville in the orderly room at the Engineers' > The Ideal Piano If you can afford a piano you can afford a Baby Grand---pro- vided you get it at LINDSAY'S. Come in and learn about the advantages offered during LIND- SAY'S 'Baby Grand 'Quebec, Brockville, ontreal, Ottawa, ree ; Rivers, Belleville. alt : J the past three THE DAILY BRITISH Depot when Birmingham marriage to daughter of Martin, ai ed in McCr Corp Harry The Late Mrs. tetite hens--Allan Haw- ley Injured at Ontawa, Bath e late Mr Mass. , ed here on vices whre held i by Rev: A. L. ) terment k place Hitchins was a nurse at Cambridge ar Spanish influer her father and nu Jas. Aylesworth one brother Dr Toronto all of the funeral, y schooner Jamieson {is here with a load of coal for Overton Ball. and Jas. Hawley received word on Wednesday that his son Allan had been in some explosion in Ottawa and 1d lose the sight of one eye No particulars were received, Mr. Haw- ley f him. left f tne ge - - 1 FORM BR BATH NURSE DEAD | 2 arriv-| and ser- s church] which in- The late Mrs. | in the hospital | a victim of the| he is survived by Mr. and Mrs nanogque andi Aylesworth of were here at whom at once 1 see J. McNEIL FORBES Who has been appointed b' the Reid Newfoundland Railway to develop the natural resources of that com- pany's properties. - a Heart The ""Old-Timer." f "Have r a darkened playhouse, Only an empty stage, But the poor old actor who stands there, Has been in this house the rage, The stalls have loudly applauded; He's heard the laugh of the pit; When forty years ago, boy! He did his comedy bit Young girls have sent him letters, He remembers them all by heart, In the great world drama of "Broken Hearts" He once played the leading part, He jokes with everybody, His eyes with mirth. and bright; But there's many a tear runs down his cheeks When he's alone at night. Thinking of long past triumphs; That hé thought would never end, For 'he was the: Prince of Good Fel- lows Publ'e's ol and critic's friend. He recalls the days of good old "Rep," Playing Hamlet and then the Ghost; "Sir Francis Levison" in good "East Lynne," a "hit" Lost," ~ And sitting thus one evening, God's "prompter'" sends the 'call,' The "Old Legit" has left the stage; An actor's dead! That's all. * Then in "Love's Labor NO WONDECR Turtle -- See here, | wish you wouldngt use the expression 'in the soup" so much. It makes me terribly ner. vous. Query--Will They Flirt? Conductorettes, who can' the fare, Conductorettes, so debonair, When gone we'll sorely miss "em They always look so clean and neat, In fact they are so good and sweet, A "nervy" man might kiss 'em. Suppose they meet a handsome 18d A little gay but hot so bad, Perhaps a good and true man, Think you the§'ll pass a wistful glance, A tender smile a wink perchance? Well, No, they're only human. A, C. KAYE ree Aree -{ ployment," WHIG, SATURDAY, " GOSSIP HEARD ON THE SIDE SIDELIGHTS I'S ON EVENTS AROUND THE CITY. SOME Appointment of Sergeant Nesbitt as Chief Received With Favor on All Sides.--There Must be no Loafers|s Around 'Kingston in These Days: of War. The Police department running under a new head, in the person of Robert Nesbitt, who has been appointed Chief, and the general opinion expressed on the street is that the commissioners made a good selection. He is a man who has serv- ed the city well during his thirty year's experience op ghe department first as constable ang then as sergeant for twenty-five years, and in this new position he ean be looked upon to guard well the eity's interests. The boost given Sam" Arniel to the posi- tion of Sergeant, is also popular, Judging by the gossip on the street, "Sam" has been chasing the law breakers for twenty years, and wgll deserves the promotion given him.' 'is now Get to work in some "useful em-| or you will get "pinched." This is the order from police héad- quarters, and a word to the wise should be sufficient The Kingston police have been very busy with other things but now they are out to enforce the governs ment's regulations regarding loafing. Already a number have been sum- moned for failing to take on a j and there is trouble coming to thoSe who refuse to either fight or work. In: these di,s of war there is work for everyone to do, and the local po- SEPTEMBER 28, 1918. "THE GARDEN OF ALLAH." Massive Spectacle Was Presented' at Grand Opera House. As a spectacle depicting the life in the northern sections of Africa, "The of Allah," presented on Fri- ght at the Grand Opera House, superb No expense has been ed by the managers to bring real- ty: into their production, and cameis, 10rs€es, goats, as well as a troupe of pv do much to enliven the play. The action of the play, however, is tedious in the first two parts, bright- ening up considerably towards the end when the discovery has been made that the heroine, Domini: Enfilden, has been married to a Trappist monk, who escaped from his monastery after the eternal vows of silence had been taken. With the elimination of several scenes, which, though masterpieces of scenic art, and marvels of beauty, are not essential, and retard the action of the play, the production would be much more appealing As it the introduction of such scenes. and the long speeches of the cast make for monotony. Notwithstanding the diffictlties un< der' which they endeavor to unfold the really excellent story. the members of the cast displayed ability in"their roles on Friday night. Paul' Gilmore as Joris Androvsky, the outcast monk, was splendidly mystical and convine- ing. Miss Edna Archer Crawford as Domini Enfilden, his wife, who was under the spell of the Sahara in the Garden of Allah, assumed her role with quiet grace. The cast as a whole was. capable, the scenic effects were wonderful, but the plot is in need of improvement. is lice are going to see that everybody is doing something Everybody is talking about the success of the fair, and pointing out how it is growing from year to year. And with a little more "pep" from year to year, it is bound to get big-| ger. The question of securing more space will soon have to be consid-| ered, | Even police constables are not im-' mune from pickpockets. The fact that a rural constable was "touched™ for $20 while standing on a street car go- ing to the fair, has caused some citi-' zens to remark that a pickpocket is no respector of persons, The small boys had but one regret about the fair and that was because it was too windy for the balloon to go up. However, it was better to have had the wina than the rain, as' the rain would have spoiled the at- tendance. } How did you fare on the games of chance on the Mid Way? Those Baby dolls were eagerly sought for and many a penny was spent in an en- deavor to land one. "I spent about $20 one day trying to get one," remarked one citizen to the Whig, "and could not get the lucky number." Another fellow came along and spent 10 cents, and walked off with a doll. "Wasn't that enough to take the heart oui of you?" \ - HE RERYN be od Late Mrs, Frank Bryant. In the Hotel Dieu on Friday the death occurred of Mrs. Frank Bryant, at the age of seventy-six years. .The late Mrs Bryant was in poor health all summer and was removed to the hospital about two weeks ago. The deceased was a member "of St. George's cathedral, Besides her hus- band she is survived by one son, Harry Curtis, of Toronto, and two daughters, Mrs. Ernest Scobell, Syra- cuse, N.Y., and Mm. F. G. Salsbury, Sixth street, Late Mrs, Richard Waldron, {| Mrs. Richard Waldron, a life-long Tesident of Kingston, passed away at noon on Friday at the family resi- dence on Barrie street, after a long illness. The deceased, whose maiden name vas Maria Stenson, was a daughter of the late Cornelius Sten- son, and was born in Kingston in 1846 Mrs. Waldron was married fifty-one years ago and, besides het husband, is survived by two sons, Richard S. Waldron and E. W. Wal- dron, and three daughters, Mrs, E, A, Moore, Prince Albert, Sask.; Miss C. E. Waldron and Miss E, A. Waldron, residing at home.® One son, Major Stanley Waldron, gave his life to the Allies' cause, having been killed in action some months ago in France. Patriotic Concert. The announcement appears in to- day's paper of a patriotic concert to be given in Cogvocation Hal, Tuesday evening, 1 October, by Mrs. Herbert Wood, neouver, and assisting artists, unde? the aus pices of the Cataraqui and Prince Charlie Chapters of the Daughters of the Empire. A delightful pro- gramme is being arranged, and it is hoped that a large audience will avail themselves of this opportun- ity to enjay a musical treat and "7 further the end which the Daugh- ters of the have in view, that of assisting supplying com- soldiers. - [iorts to our overs i vs cere me: "their elder daughter j of Kings ton NEWMAN-SELDON NUPTIALS, At the Home of the Bride at Exeter, Ont. A very pretty wedding was solemn- ized Saturday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garret Seldon, Exeter, when ,Bella Jean, was Frank Lambert Newman, The Rev. J. Foote, of the 'Exeter Presbyterian Church, as sisted by Dr. Fletcher, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presby- terian Church in Canada, performed the ceremony in the presence of a large number of guests. Miss Mar- jorie Seldon was the bridesmaid while Ald. H. W. Newman, of Kings- was greomsman. The wedding Woy was played by Mrs. Thomas Seldon, and during the signing of the registe r Mrs. Arthur Seldon sang "To- day," by Carrie Jacobs Bond. Mr. and Mrs. Newman left for New York, and upon their return will reside at 223 Albert street, Kings- ton, Among the many beautiful presents was a piano from the bride's father; and a handsome cheque, the gift of the married to | groom's uncle, -- PURE RICH BLOOD PREVENTS DISEASE Bad blood is responsible for more ailments than anything else, It causes catarrh, dyspepsia, rheuma~ tism, weak, tired, languid feelings and worse troubles. Hood's Sarsaparilla has been wonderfully successful in purifying and enriching the blood, Temoving scrofula and other 'humors, an building up the whole system. Take it--give it to all the family go as te avoid illness. Get it today. FOR SALE THAT DESIRABLE " PROPERTY South of King street, between Simcoe and West/ streets in the city of Kingston, facing the park, containing about three and a quarter acres with about 80 feet fronting on King Street, © 250 feet fronting on Simcoe St., and 2350 feet fronting on West street. WITH A WATER FRONT 230 FEET now about the only one obtain- able in the city of Kingston, and dock from Simcoe street to West street occupied presently as a coal ygrd and by boat houses and connected with the Canadian Northern Rallway the Canadian Pacific Rallway and the Grand Trunk Railway. TENDERS, the highest or any of which will not necessarily be accepted, will be received until 12 o'clock noon on Saturday the 19th day of Satober, 918 PATRIOTIC CONCERT QUEEN STREET Methodist Church Anniversary Services SUNDAY, SEPT 29TH. Rev. S. G. Bland, D.D. Winnipeg, will he the special preacher, Services: 11 am. and T pm. Special music Rey. Dr. Bland will on Monday at § pan of Getting Together." |To Whom It May Concern THE PUBLISHERS OF CANADA are invited to attend a meeting to be held at the Court House, Ottawa, on Wednesday the 16th day of October, 1918, at tep thirty o'clock in the forenoon, i the purpose of considering the ommendations now in the hands of the publishers, tending to reduce the consumption of newsprint during the war, and also to consider the ad- visability of the elimination of all comic supplements, the limiting of morning papers to one edition and evening papers to two editions; the starting of any, new newspapers, and the use of newsprint for posters, dodgers, ete, during the war. DATED AT OTTAWA this 26th day of September, AD, 1918, R. A. PRINGLE, Commissioner. Administrator's Notice to Creditors In the Estate of William Smith Ireland, Deceased. The creditors of WHlam #nita Ire- and, late of the City of Toronto in the Co hy of York, Esquire, deceased, who ¢i@ about the 2ith way of June, 1914, having claims againgt or n the es- tate, go hereby notified to sead by past prepaid, or otherwise deliver, to the undersigned Administrator of the Estate, on or before the 30th day of October, 1918, their Christian and sur- name, addresses and descriptions &nd full particulars of their eclains, counts 'or intérests and the nature the securities, Af any, hekl hy them smediately after the said 30th day of ber, 1818, the assets of the sald des d will be distributed amongst hose entitled to share in the gafate of the sald deceased, having regard only to climes or interests of Which the an- de ralgne Jd Administrator shall then ave Jice and all others will be excluded from the sald estate, DATED at Toronto this of Se: tember, 1918 DD. A. CAMERON, King Street West, Toronio, Admindstr. dor give an address on "The Century Admission, 25e, To Be Given by - Mrs. Herbert Wood (Of Vancouver) and Assisting Artigis | Under the auspices of the Catara- qui and the Prince Charlie Chapters of the Daughters of the Empire, Convocation Hall, Tues- day, Eve., Oct. 1stat 8.15 TICKETS, 50c. SALE AT UGLOW'S STORE. AUCTION SALE. FURNITURE, 835 PRINCESS STH EET, WED, 007. 2ND,, 10 AM, {Cabinet grand upright piano, walnut parlor suite, rockers, easy chairs, cen- tre and other tables, pictures, chairs, Brussels carpets, walnut sideboard, ex- en . tables, hanging and other lamps, couch, bedroom sulte, springs, mattresses, pillows, wardrobe, feather beds, bureaus, lace curtains, oileloth Happy Thought Range, Empire heater, glass amd crockery, kitchen fitensils, ete, ON BOOK | the Auctioneer. on or Tele Telephone 252. 251 AUCTION SALE. oF FURNITURE, ALBERT ST, TUBSDAY, O07 P.M. Handdome silk cover suite, mahogany Victrola, fin table, extra fine b iT oak leather oak hall rack, bookcase and des and all others entitled to share eT, 130 parlor , rugs amd carpets, oilcloths, iron 'and brass beds, odd dressers, bedroom suites, Pandora range; MeClary's gas range, ete ALLEN, the Auctioneer Tele| le phone. VOTERS' LIST, 1918. Municipality of the Village of Ports. mouth, County of Frouteaac, 2th gay & 2 mt. Notice We wish to notify the public that we have sold our business to the firm of Newman & Shaw, of this city, and hepe that they will receive a large share of the patronage extended to us in the past. All 'accounts owing to us must be paid by Oct. I 5th at our present office, which will be open to re- ceive them. R. McFAUL HARDWOOD FLOORING Wanted in every home and always on hand 1 Allan's Lumber Yard Victoria St. Yard Phone 1042 Notice is hereby given that I have tranamitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in Section 9 of the Ontario Voters' List Aot, the coplesg required by the id Section to be so transmitted or délivered, of the list made pursuant to the sald Act, Qf all persons appear- ing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the sald municipality to be entitled to vote in the said municipality at elec- tions for members of th Legislative Assembly..and at Municipal Elections, and that the sajd list was first posted up in my office at Portsmouth on Sat. urday, the 28th day of September, remains there for inspection, And I hereby call upon voters to take immediate proceedings to have any erctprs or omissions corrected ac- cording fo law Dated this and 25th day JAM of Sept. 1918 BS SCALLY, Villiage Clerk. Lake Ontario Trout and Whitefish, Fresh Sea Salmon, Had- dock, Halibut and Cod. Dosisios Fi ta, x : Tires at Cost Commencing Saturday and continitin for Fair Week, we will sell our stock of 3 x 3} tires at cost. Plain at $15.00 each. Non-skid at $22.00 each. | These are all guaranteed tires. a