_THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG,' TUESDAY, AE 25, 1919. New Arnold Bennett English Novel The Roll-Call Author of "The Pretty The Old Wives' Tale," ete. him the air of having } at first, in Chelsea, Geor from the his Five Towns, meant in the en body in distinction and renown. . Mounting through succeeding stratas of political and fashionable society, George bécame familiar with the organic existence of London from the inside, together with brilliant glimpses of Paris, where reside the parents of the strange girl whom he marries There is another girl, too, in the story, and the complications of George's existence between the two produce a striking drama. Price $1.50. Postage 12¢ extra. At Uglow's 141 ERE STREET Arnold Bennett, ac n born to great- Cannon, fresh i to yield to no- He had ness: a nonentity about tori life its rary, artistic, More Beads Fancy green, blue, pink, yellow amber, red bead necklets. Becoming Our shell frames are very becoming to the ladies when fitted with our lens, which we supply only after a very careful and scientific examina- tion. You will find our examinations a little different and more thorough than usual. ¥ va "1.1. STEWART. OPT. D "Sight Specialist.' Post Office Siakton "The House of Better G We have just open- ed a shipment of the latest colors and styles. Prices: 75¢ up to $5 Kinnear & d'Esterre Jewelers. -- Automobile Insurance Fire, Collision and Get rates and plans from . Kirkpatrick . ee. inn Liability. A38 Clarence, ${reet. , Welephone Saw. ts Att t ~-- STHMENFRON THER C.1LA. BATTERY LEFT FOR JUST TWELVE DAYS OVERSEAS | LATER, | Gradu- He Mapor A. C. Gill, an RM.C. ale, Had the Command, Had a Fine don of Men. The Whig file: esting events in training of the tery which is Kingston. The zed on January plete the 9th which consisted 33rd, 45th, 46th munition column column was at first 34th Battery The first parade was held on Sunday, January 23rd, 1916, at 10.45 a.m., and the com- mand formally 'taken over by Major A. C. Gill, the men previously hav- ing been in "C" Battery, R.C.H.A Major Gill graduated from the Royal Military College in 1905, and proved a most efficient officer with the battery He was assisted by Lieuts. R. A. Adams, G. G. Aitkens and L. Kingston in the training, and when the battery left for overseas just twelve days after it had been formed it was well organized con- sidering the viv time allowed. and y inter- of the overseas bat now on its way to battery was author- 14th, 1916 to com- Artillery Brigade, later of the 22nd, Batteries and am- The ammunition known as the 4 5 oh of the battery GUARD JOHN BERRIGAN IS NOW DOING NICELY Knife the Convict Used on Him Went Through His Tobacco - Pouch. John Berrigan, who was assaulted by Convict Rogers on Saturday, was reported to be doing nicely at the Hotel Dieu on Tuesday, and/ hopes are now being entertained for his re covery, providing nothing unforeseen sets in. That the young convict was perate in his attempt to make his | ®etaway, is shown by the vicious manner in which he attacked the guard. The latter was not we ring an 'overceat, but had his tunic on He had his tobacco pouch in one of his pockets; and the knife the vict used went clear through pouch, des- con- the County Council Meets, The Frontenac county council met Tuesday afternoon to accept an of- fer of $2,500 from the Dominfon Government to cover the cost of re- fitting the chambers in the court house after being used by the nurs- ing sisters of Queen's Military Hos- pital. The council committees were to have met during the next fort- night and they are called together earlier for one day so they can meet as a council and accept the govern- ment's offer. Are Known In All Parts of Province New Brunswick Lady Tells of Dodd's Kidney Pins She Says They Are the Best Medi. cine For Lame Back and Advises New Process, Grooved Tread. ISAVE YOUR jj OLD TIRES. Hl Sizes. Ca A SAMPLES ON EXHIBITION Bring in your old tires and have them re- built by our new process which we have just completed installing. MOORE' 206-8 Wellington Street ¥ All Persons Troubled With Weak Kidneys to Use Them. McGivney Junction, York Co.,, N B., Mar. 24. (Special.)--From all over New Brunswick reports are coming telling of the continued pop- ularity of Dodd's Kidney Pills as a remedy for all forms of kidney trouble. No place appears to be too small to furnish at least one person who is prepared to say that she owes her health to the great Canadian kidney remedy. Miss Carrie E. Fer- guson, a well-known resident here, is one of them. "I am happy to say that I found a great improvement in my health af- ter using Dodd's Kidney Pills." Miss Ferguson states. "They are. the best medicine I cah find for lame back. I advise anyone who is troubled with weak kidneys to try them. 1 tell everyone that Dodd's Kidney Pills are good." : Dodd's Kidney Pills have become a family remedy all over the pro- vince becanse people have tried them and found them good. They are purely and simply a kidhey remedy. They help Rheimatism, Lumbago, Diabetes, Lame Back, Heart Disease and urinary troubles because all of these are either Kidney Diseases or are caused by the kidneys failing to do their work. ~-------- Dandruffy Heads Become Hairless If you want planty of thick, beau- Wome ous hv S305 : mahogany calf bals, high ; cut, with leather or Neolin soles. - $3.75 Women's Black Kid Bain: in Louis Spool or military heels, $1.99 Women's Dongola Kid Bluchers, patent tips and Cuban' \ 4 {iyour dandruff will be gone, and 1 and digging of the scalp will stop, Jiiyou will need, tiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for it will starve 'your hair and ruin it if you don't. It doesn't do mich good to try to brush or wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dis- solve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon: apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gen- tly with the finger tips. By morning, most it not all, of lithree or four more applications will 1 completely dissolve and entirely de- | Stioy every singe sign and trace of 1 you will tind, too, that all itching liand your hair will look and feel a | hundred times better. You cap I liquid arvon at an drug store. It is and, r ounces is all get| ernment and kept on Ea water. Had Hocking Cough Couldn't Sleep | Hacking coughs are vem. wearing on the system. The constant cough- ing disturbs the rest, and keeps the lungs and bronchial tubes in an ir- ritated and inflamed condition. Don't negleet the hacking ecbugh. You can get rid of it with a few doses 'of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup; the most prompt, pleasant and perfect cough remedy known. Miss Catherine M. Mckhean, Craik, Sask., writes: --'Last winter I caught a heavy cold and was laid up for some time. I had such a hacking cough 1 couldn't sleep at night, I didn't think I would get over it.] One day a friend dropped in to see me and was surprised to see how bad my cough was. She advised me to try Dr... Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. The next day I sent for a bottle, and I soon got relief, and by the time I had taken two bottles, my cough was all gone, and now I am able to do my work again. I don't think there is anything to equal it." There are plenty of "pine" pre parations on the market trying to live on the reputation of "Dr. Wood's" The genuine is put up ig a yellow wrapper, three pine trees the trade mark, price 25c and 50¢ a bottle. Put up only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. "THE BRIDE SHOP" PLEASED. One of the Best Musical Comedies at the Grand. If you hear any person singing, humming, or whistling any catehy airs on the street during the next few days, you will know they came from "The Bride Shop." the musical co- medy presented at the Grand on Mon- day night. "The Bride Shop" is a real musical comedy, and was thor- oughly enjoyed by the large audience that greeted the production, matinee and night. It is brimful of clean comedy, good singing and dancing, and has everything that a first-class musical comedy calls for." Thereris a chorus of exceptionally atiractival girls, who can both sing and dance well, and they are handsomely gown ed. Throughout the two acts, every- thing goes with such snap and vim that pats it in a class by itself when musical comedies are compared. It is by far the best show of its kind seen here for some time. "Eddie" Vogt is a comedian of un- usual ¢leverness, and had the audi- ences in roars of laughter, He made good first as the mewspaper report- er, and later on as manager of the modiste's shop. Jack Stokes, as John Sully, was also good. Lew Na- den displayed good acting in the part of the Earl of Warwickshire, a role of the *'silly ass" type, "There Is Something About You" was the most popular musical number of theweveniniz. Miss Rastrick, Mr. Vogt and chorus sang it with marked effect, and much to the delight of the audience little snatches of fit were heard at intervals throughout the play. Among the other song hits were "Ring Tang," *'Saskatchewan' and "Indiana." There are several fine marching and danc: ng numbers. The Fashion parade in the last act showed some stunning costumes, The ladies who were featured were Miss Rastrick, Miss Benjar and Miss Hope- still, and they more than pleased, judging by the hearty applause. " CAN MAnE MUCH NOISE. rr Elliott, M.P.P., 'Not a Tough Old Politician. "J. BE. M." writes as follows in the Toronto News concerning .a member of the legislature from West Middlesex J. C. Elliott is not tall He is J.C. not stout. He is not plentifully en- dowed with hair. He is not trust- ful of Conservatives in general "and | he is not tender toward the govern- ment. Negative description does not weem unfitting in the case of | Mr. Elliott, for in Ontario politics he is a persistent negationist. He: sits with the Nays-gnd the Nays never 'have it." - But he is a pleasant none the less, with a smart legal manner of speech and action, and with a smile of cousiderable attrac, tiveness. uverybody likes Mr. El-4 liott: because he has a tender heart ' which prevents him from being a tough 'old politician like more than' one of his associates on tne Opposi- tion bench. nl He is quiet in his manner, He can state a case clearly. He can "peg away' with assiduity and with some measure of courage, but the task of overturning the government is a shade beyond him. In spme respects he resembles a woodpeck- | er on a tin roof. He can make a whale of a noise, but no definite im-* pression. Can Run Special Trains. Advice has been received at the local C.P.R. ticket office to the ef- fect that the restrictions have been | removed and special passenger trains can hereafter be operated as | occasion warrants, although no | | special fares are yet in effect in con- nection therewith. Fo Be Kept-On the Lakes. It is reportéd that the lake boats which wintered at Ogdensburg will not be taken to the coast in the spring but will be sold by the gov- 'Rersonage, These vessels densburg too joo late lagt =X to get Dedcnd the 0 matter how ea ll dandruff you have. This simple] J|zemady mover fail. | Cbarles Blair, who figured in the fécent $1,000 or Races. and b at the ont meeting will ator of races for the celebration. The that the details mone§ to the differ hy be settled. Abernethy's 3.45 Girls' to 2. High Girls" Shoes at Special Prices 11 to 2. Special . 3.95 Girls' Mahogany Lace Boots, sizes 11 to 2. Neolin soles and rubber heels . . .3.95 Girls' Black Gun Metal Lace Boots, sizes 11 Same shown in sizes 8 to 10}. Special price 2.45 ABERNETHY'S SHOE STORE Brown Kid Lace Boots, Sizes .3.45 © 2.95 tops. --0. We Have Moved To Our New Store And Are Now Open for Business Come In And Look Around CAMPBELL BROS. Hatters and Furriers Newman & Shaw's Old Stand 122 Princess St. AAA A AA AAA NAA | KINGSTON EVENTS 25 YEARS AGO. Arrangements 'were made for the chyiiak sy $Rs Oend Thief 10 he con- secrated on April 24th by Archbishop vaeary. The comiftittees are hard at work for a big celebration on Queen's birthday, May 24th. A meeting has Been called to es- tavlish an Infants' Home. A number { ladies are interested. i nna. This Spring, After the War, Imper- Treatment. Health has been greatly impaired, reserve strength much overdrawn, by worry and anxiety caused by the war. Blood has been poisoned by the in- fluenza, grip, pneumonia and prostrating diseases. ng And there is besides the usual ill effect from the close confinement in- doors during the winter. Of course, ydu know quality and good design when you see it, and you know a low price, too. REID'S FURNITURE for the whole house has the proper combination of these qualities. Our furniture is a treasure house for the home maker. At Busy Store With the Large Stock JAMES REID Phone 147 For Service Kingston Milling Co., Limited Manufacturers of High Grade Flour ; "White Rose" and 'Hungarian Patent' For sale by all dealers : Canada Food Board License Nos. 118 and 4-118 You have that tired feeling, poor A lappetite. backache, Hheumatie ew only 4 polite subetitate for Tar