hs " : 2 x one THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1918. m-- a ~-- | { DON'T NEGLECT | Best's | n=] Told in the Twilight a----, Probs: Thutegay ; I : A : Ji re 3 0 + Ke . 1 ' 3 i "An annial event of the greatest importance to all thrifty bargain- wise women. To-morrow' we offer a splendid list of attractive; bar- gains that should make instant appeal. . | of the rcalp, falling | hair and dandruff, | f { { use Velnor. You will | Lire om CH : rescn tion find it far more bene - / | ficial tq your hair | (Notive---Hereafter, the Whig, in at Queen's Hospital: and scalp than pre- | 0p on with other papers all 'over Mr, and Mrs. R. Easton Burns Jared liquid shige Canada, will make a charge of 50c. | have returned from Toronto, where POOLING prepars " ® : ; g > ro f y a for inserting an engagement, mar-{ they were Lhe guests of Mr. and | Service i J which shemical an riage or reception ey { Mrs apdlten Partridge. 3 : A yuiz pro® ' 4". | 'R Seezy was in town tain too much alkali: | iE . ' an ' ful irritant Owing 8 the rainy weather on | Montraal THA i iii Is unequalled in this district. . capable dispenser at your J 2x e hair and causes | Saturday afternoon the field sports Mr 7 J5. = I lahood, service from early morning till: that fois the foots of the hai by all drug- | 4t the Royal Military College "were | Univerg 8 ' ¢. from midnight, means so much to Le pic ir a postponed, but a most. e rable | New 3% Mon the sk ' ¥ doct all gists in a convenient carton and by simply Th, 1 a THOSL . enjoyable | New vorman Smith, Alfred sw€et SICK, . our. doctor. realizes dissolving one of the small packets in a | Ihe Jansant was given instead ] M Norma Sm + Alfred giafet, this, and is dépending more amd half-glass of fresh water you have an [the senior eadets, .'whei 4éfie of | and + daughter, Mrs, pr. Doh- ere on us--just as we expect shundance of pure non-injurious liquid | their gusts Jucluged=Tolonel and | erty, 1ave returned {193 oronto, i. kp to do. = ry, Fa that aside from cleaning the hair properly { Mrs. C. B u. Major and Mrs. | ET har I he slogan Take it io will leave it soft, lustrous ard wavy--_ | herspoon, Major and Mrs Brid- | Mrs. 'E. 1B. Bugl¥ Sharbot Jake, is Bests,' we want to be the | revivified with all the natural chasm ib Major and Mrs. Pisken, Major{visiting fries" in Sharbot Lake. : . ww" | Church, 'Miss Sybil Kirkpatrick, Miss Jos Gilroy, Tincap, spent watchword of the sick, on { CI h . . should have {Margaret Hemming, Miss Beth | K-end at, 8t.. Luke's rectory vv . a : : 3 9 7 IE Rw Swed OH REMEDY, | Small, Miss Ethelwyn Mac wan, tl uest of Rev. J. deP. and Mrs. TH "xy | od | No 1 [Miss Gwen Carr-Harris, Miss Edith Leight. ; z es % f I i frog | €arruthers, Miss Marion Oghy "| Mrg. James H. McCabe and family ) E API No.2 | Misses Bermingham, Miss JRffriet {left on Monday or Northamheriand, : - i! | Gardiner, Miss Katha A 28, | Pa., where they will visit before go- Tho SEEN SUNDAYS. Hore, A HERAPION No.3 | Miss 'Evelyn Nickle, Phyllis [ing 16 their now home in Perth Am- = "I Diseases, No. 3 for Ohronio Weaknesses. | Spencer, Diss Helep#trange, Miss | boy, N.J { Br oa Co ean cet {aie {Laura Kilborn, Hazel ByeWne,| (Miss Gertrude Jenkins, Unfver- s pO 16 aa an 38 1 M1ss i Miss Gwendolyn [sity avenue, has returned from HH IRR Nia REMARKABLY UNDEZ=7 Presenting the most ag ICED * Sdme on Pi that weplth does Te aan I Liss foris Folger, Migs Helen { spending a few days at Deseronto. Dt nL combemment, Ne Ars Unless a man is willing 1» son-1 . =» Mrs. (Parke (Cameron, who has Di be : fess his fgnorance lhe will never bel. Mrs. Edward Rys agi} vod { titi her dmot} Mrs. B there you are! - : in' & POSItion. bo lear: ~ ru r Ec ward Ryan received on | been - visiting her other, ! rs . ® g . Tuesday afternoon, 'when her | IM. F r, - left Tuesday for aughter, Mrs. Neil 'Black, was with | Gue to join . Cameron, who her, and many visitors found their | 14s 'hee g { way to "Rockwood House" to wel- Paul Smith, Pttawa, was in town tome the flatter 'home after her ab- [for 4 few days|this week | sence in England Mr. and Mrs\ Ralph Britton, who | . wie | Have heen with Mis§ Muriel Britton | Many informal affairs have been |in Gananoque, - left this week for { giv en 'in honor of Mrs. rJeffreys,|their home in New Britain, Conn. Stratford, who thas been with her | (Continued: on Page 109) % 2, | sister, Mrs. Andrew MdMahon, Wén-| s WHITNEY CLOTH COATS---00 pure wool lieavy | | ington street 24 | RK oF » . 4 $04 / | y A "hi av (1 2 a i 3 . i 3' » i The Bridge Club met on Monday 'THEY WERE BAL . : i MM, Whitney cloth coats made in smart im es styles in he Sage CIh met of Monday) 4 a | Rl colors nigger, burgundy and taupe,\ Reg. $35.00 to next 'week 'Mrs. Charles Ask- | oO! opie, © IR h¢ » | $39.50. Sale price LSE LA Lg - $24 "and $290.75 whb-We- hostess. MAJOR HO YTEL : ; | 4 i a BRUFA / J SEAL PLUSH COATS8---<30 only, Maxim! se plush ; ,, Earl | 5 or ; a E ; 8 | coats that contain beautiful * seal-like finish, sgh young | Q¥kgea, ok ar] y . BS | trimmed with belt and lined throughout. Reg. $3% ng" fh Warm . A Ble price «7 viv fil LT, aa a 24 | a = 2 SALTS FUR PLUSH COATS--100 gepdiiic b rs] -- : BH2 he was ette plush, Matalam and baby lam =~ | BM : w ) rls fBhersday a and ig, | 1x wb IG "ganshot by the awail vour selectic 198 in Bnd age YE, WHEY Sil ginshot by ii | Seo selection. Sale bs 0, $29.50, i | street, Os ° Va il 1 KS . $35.00. 3 ' | "00% . X the battle of Ypres_in April, | = pa i | - . Vn * , TLS, Maj w i HoopeR LON of 1 . CREPE "DE CHEN LL Oye \ 200 silk crepe de Rey. ord {hac Misnen Cook. J Ms Mrs. Snand Frooper, chene rer Jef black, Wifte, flesh and maize J . | Montreal, were in towli for # thegMlonkland avenue, arrived home Sat- £ 's ; aT 0 i PERFECTION O L HEATER WEEK [ week-end to see (Cadet Cook «of ee urday evening. with ithe breeches aria le A Sizes 36 to 44. Re Do I Military College showing where the bayonet penetrat- 2 Okt. 12) o Oct! 19 AY o | MisS Mildred Lambe, v has ¢d. him and where the bullets which -- a h Diy esd at Queen's (Hospital, le' on laid him low went through, as one of |= ------ 2h : - -- 9 v LJ Dealers in all parts of anadi\ have arranged to give special & 5) Ménaday r 'Ottawa, where she Will | his souvenirs of the war. A crowd ~~ ETTE BLANKETS " demonstrations 'of Perfection }) il' Hegy beginning next » {be of duty at the Sir Santa d Flem- [of relatives and friends of the popular Saturday. ! A op 3 ? {ing BHomg. 1 : ; | officer were down to give him an. ef- . : 3 a . ) | iss Tforis Me ; Miss Mar- | fusive "welcome back to civilizatic : Special for to-mosfw: 500 pairs flannelette blankets in grey and white with borders of pinhead blue. : : NA Stép' at one of the mak stofeX With Perfection Oj BE Ada : frm iin EAS in nr a ed i y » Jat Ly ya oal Oil and P< 1 contin Bens . ie ng * prison camp re home} : . i visi. > ' geet the est rok every rm." ary expected ougiaars oe 214 | alr igpper RE hope ler 22 {| 10-4 size woth $3.25 pair. Sale price .. .. .. .. .... $2.19 Ask your dealer about Perfection Xl Heater convenience and Harold Hq Cileft on Monday. spoke of the bayoneting of the un- { 1-4 ec worth $3.75 pair. Sale price $2.59 : : k . ! ] ia ale rea aw wy - | 24 size worth $4.50 pair. Sale price ... .-.. Eco JS 0 . : 2) - - STRIPED FLANNELETTE--100 yards of the famous. 'Bye- economy. Have him light a ReffectioMOil feate : i for M9 . > hi lace instantly heats up and sce how bandsom jpand ell ane ow 4 Ye They les hich Sook hice at low" flannelette in broad range of stripes. Soft, fleecy make. Worth 40c a yard Sale price . . .-.a 2 TAY The told days will soon' be \hereA 'Makk sure of. your ing the previous tales which have CASHMERETTE HOSE--300 pairs black cashmerette hose in - « "Comfort assurance' by ordering your Pe ort il Heaver you | Mayor\z% A) Qronto, was a been related of thié atrocious action all sizes, 8} to 10. Saleprice ..:. .. .. .. .. wedge BBs week. IE HS 5 3 Military Col- ff the Hun soldiers, There may be ; Satindgy, some explanation for the baypnctisd] CASHMERE HOSE--In black, white and brown, made of fin- est wool yarns at very special prices, Sale price .50¢ to $1.25 1 PE AL OIL : fe Alay Aiken, Who has been of himself while he was lyingy 18 MEE ; CHES one « 5 ' = '¢ her Sigter, 'Mrs. Latng "To. pa ad i he hie i pds, he . WHITE BATH TOWELS--- 10 dozen white Terry towels, size 21 x42. Reg. 45c each. Sale price . .. . . .35¢ or 3 for $1.00 : (XY : { ) AY he was stilk ary his For Sale by Deni i f tort SF Uh, a0 dl am ein he declares oats] ; h k x plapdtion fo . ; = CL York and An hy meting [91 hgbiher wnlortunate A BATTENBURG TABLE COVERS Battenburg lace trim- med table covers, 54 inch. round. 'Reg. $4.00 value. Sale BUT MEMBE 4IPS ARE GOING RAPIDLY INT this for an insult to German soldiers, Price % teh £0 Tent En. Cire HE eww abu te $2.48 ) HE because they squeal, Major Hooper . said, and picking up a sharp_instru. TABLE DAMASK Real trish Table Damagle 68 inches wide, a Miss Anita 'Sut hertd OA W ho Kas ey 4 Ww ment he prodded the woufided Eng- iE A - ~ lishman 'until he yelled with pain. F--] merceri § : 3 . f * When Major Hooper was brought |= ere zed Worth $2 25 per yard. S e price .. .. . .$1.48 / into Roulers hospital he found D'Arcv |= : : E : - Latimer, another well-known Ota |= a = ---- = - developed in finely tails gfitative winter models service giving as w Z 5d all wool fabries that for cularly desiral gS Tor style smartness are parti- WOooL ZZ vel FEOUR COATS--50 American woolen mills 2 oats. This season's smartest styles; all new = rs; half lined and guaranteed pure wool velour. legularly sold at $37.50 to $45.00. Sale Price $27.- v » + - ve i} - 75 and $35.00. v HA AEN > 1 eee HHA i RATA vocational training 'cp tse dn Toy soldier lying in another bed was being ronto, has receiveg~an appointment | operated on by a German doctor, and was. crying from the pain, when an English soldier with both legs off in Bn HRurne ariother bed called out to, him not to - cry. The German doctor asked an interpreter .for a translation of what the English soldier said, and the in- y terpreter made a false translation, tell- It V ing the doctor the English 'soldier od said, "Don't squeal; be an English- . : A" took man.' The Moctor ' evidently - - ¢ : A been taking the voga jan, in a bed close beside his. 'Maj : : ni : Xan, in a bed close beside hi Jor Extra Special For Early Morning Shoppers. fe \ /-joourse in Toronto, i \ ' + : 3 ~ NX town at the end\of fi reek, _|2* Tll-usage of Prisoners. ; OIL HEATERS ANE : . » / \ anther igstance of 'Hun pltue ¢ , : ) Miss Olga Somryille, || St [Which ie--related occurred in the hos- - SAVE THE DOMINION'S COAL Tra Thomas, a a Queep i-/| pital at Roulets~td® which he was . : oP versity, who has been (aki) hig) | taken after being captured. A French Hooper had a rough time before he : tached the hospital A ae aay As an extra. special attraction at this great three-day sale we will offer for =e me Ys ~-MOrrow ing fr £D kD v- Ist P t 2nd paym't| 3rd gavary ith paym't . he had refused to surender when the to-morrow morning from 8.45 to 10.45 only ? ayment *¢ poy] ard pa Ae other soldiers had done so. This, DOUBLE DISCOUNT STAMPS Shop early and reap the full benefit of this sensational offer and save 10% on every cash purchase. ? 25¢ [ 6th paymit) 6th paym't] 7th paym't Major Hooper declares, was a trumn- soc | soc | 0c. | ed up charge. Fi = Tre iT 3 if Ho ter some time in houlers, Major pay ym th paym'tjiit yore ooper "was taken inland and given soc | Be nl The | Be - better surgical attention af Heidel ti berg, and in July, 1916, hopes of a transfer to Switzerland were falsely |S : ¥ $ Bl aroused when he was notified to be 10 Daryn Plo foe Pa Po 4 gl ready to here. But there at a == i 9 . $1.10 | $110 $1.10 7 : misunderstanding Somewhere or oth: |59 " -. 20th paym't21at paym'ti2ind paym't|2srd "t -- Sraud after keeping him at Con. iS - AE AR Era erd parm : tance on the German-Swiss border, , ; - - ' a ill . € was sent back to Germany again |= ee : : # Hn DET oth paymitetn pavm {ren paym't i ; . and kept there until December, when WwW 9 ' t » ER CR 'oman's Store of Kingston" . HPN Pm pay WHA pavmtisist payee ; terned. T= x » 1. 14 $1.4 . $40. : One thing of which Major Hooper 3 TT oA», 00 ee ---------- 123th paym't|13th paym't|14th paym i 15th<paym't foc | $1.00 | $1.00 | $1.00 which he was occupying at the. time : . ry wy i - he was ded is k i- 5 a EBT a Pel 5160 Ea RE cou cote aot Gapoant | called afte self because if was one of the most advanced ppsts taken a | You peed pay only 25 centsto join and the balance in Easy Pay. J" \© Camufins haf pattie, ments. A new White will be delivered to your. home when you en- an. 20h 28 & smomber. . : i : aden, who § tt appointed Yr : , » Hy Pe \ : chance ior : A AAA Ar i A » Ww AL YOU PAY-_THE PAYMENTS ARE 'SMALL ] d earned while in A that was ipterned in. Swhizerland. and Ee a EAH yi 2 be w. 0 a 3 ; i ic ered Club Members-Only a limited number Of Wfone of the "whitest" 'and. most pope Pi Har ote. he sas the senior WI Sire here. aL © |eentres where the Allied soldiers are ¢ Miss This Oporto be sold on this plan. 2 being educated Jor their return to eit | ¢ Tor Can Dicey rounity |i: Comé to Our Store Today [gro cnicest uc te Ehlert 10c Cash D ts can be saved by you on evety final payment you ddan in Hour! 2:5 10 the soldiers. intemed Here 'make before it is due. eda ge. NTE OT x. up EGE. 5 ite sis they throw their homes wid y . ie SIAR & an vel open. and lie has known some - ~ NO INTER TO PAY---Agents' Commissions are left out of our HM Duraisg pain made 0 £0! (o do without bread that the soldiers ~. Special Club Prices. : IR Co iEstractor works: vs tiade to. go|" "pbc deprived d meeting occurs the first | still maintain the efliciency of the in- | nurses. « I's T1Arrison ] i 3 : : y in November. Arran sfitution. committee submitted | W. F. Nickle and AF. a ; : 10. 35¢] ure; made for Hospital Sunday in the |a recommendation which: w/as approv- appointed visiting Hors for , yi chvasches. It has oeen possible dur. | ed by the Dard, regard to the pre. | tne ey Doig governors 7 a a ¢ 2 = 1d ; calionass, The Board of Governors of the a 2 4 EY foi e Hke off the General Hospital met on Monday, . : JERR Tg Ares ! ? yr "3 i » . fo : and appoiited a mominating commit ling the year to-.make the expendi- ed course in Social Servi part 4 : hn. : dedendable: 3 to select officers for the next year. | tures and receipts nearly squat ie ral he. pn : -