1019. J ; JUTOBER 27, ; GEO. A. WRIGHT MACHINIST Hag removed from King Street to 40 PRINCESS STREET Repair work of all kinds. Phone, shop 1264; Res, 1205 GROCERY High. Grade Groceries, Fruita end Vegetables, Cooked ' aud ncooked Meats, LEWIS ORR 820 King St. Phone 349 License No. 8.27445 { Cotton Root Compound. | A safe, veiiable reguiating medicine, Bold in three de- ves of strengith--No. 1, $1; o. 2, $3; No. 3, $5 per Said BF sll druggists, or sent re on yeceipt of Jrice. Pros pamphlet. Address: | THE COOK MEDICINE CO, | TORONTO, ONT. (Fermerly Winder.) | mn sarin | {all the time. | one suggested that {and after takin {a great deal better | with me perfectly Begs to announce that he ffi | has resumed his practice, Jif | corner Johnson and Welling. | ton Streets, Kingston. Tew- lll | phone 363. | { younger. |p. Chown, 2 BIG BARGAINS | 70c. Red Rose Tea ....50c. 25¢c. Clark's Pork & Beans 18c. Bon Marche Grocery Cor. King and Earl Streets. License No. 5-27149 Phone 1544. MAUS IRRESISTIBLE A French imported line of Toilet Requisites, exclusive odor and finest | quality which has made it vastly pop- | plar among those who appreciate | something entirely different. Those | who once use it, love it. | Taleum, Face Powder, Soap, Per- | fume and Toilet Water--each and | one an added delight. Fresh stock at i Prouse's Drug Store The Quality and Service Drug Store PHONB 82. { | OU may be sure that our Y bread is quality bread -- that it is made of quality ingredients and that it is mix- ed and ovened by quality bak- ers. If you yearn for quality foods order our bread and other products by name. CEE LTE | Cooks, "1 i tite, box. | becomes SO dizzy at {troubled with shortness of HOME MADE Bread & PASTR CAPTAIN COOKE FEELS FINE NOW Veteran Conductor Praises Tanlac for Overcoming His Troubles. les of Tanlac havermade a mew man," was ade by Capt. F. M. 144 East Winifred recently, Cap- sen a conductor on ern Railroad for fif- is one of the most y the service of the years," continued Captain suffered from stomach had scarcely any appe- little 1 ate disagreed t 1 would become teér- Gas would form 'or trouble and and what with ane so th ribly nauseated on my so 1 could hardly breathe, I had ter. rible headaches thac would last for two or three weeks at a time and nearly drive me wild, and 1 would times that I would have to grab hold of something to keep from falling. My nerves got in such bad shape 1 could sleep very little, and I would get up in the morning feeling dull and heavy and all run down "Nothing 1 tried seemed to do me any good, and 1 kept getting worse A few weeks ago some 1 try Tanlac and 1 got a bottle and began taking it, g two bottles I felt petite now, and what I eat agre am not breath. I never have any more headaches or dizzy spells and can sl get up in the morning feeling full of life and energy. I never felt better in my life, and feel at least ten years y I am very grateful for what this Tanlac has dpe for me." Tanlac is scld in Klogston by A in Plevna\ by Gilbert . Clark, ing in my stomach and I Ostler, in Battersea by Or ln Fernleigh by Ervin Martin, in Ar- dock by M. J. Scullion, in gharbot Lake by W. J. Cannon --Advt. Kingston Cement Products Factory Makers of Hollow Damp- Proof Cement Blocks, Bricks, Sills, Lintles, and Drain Tile, also Grave Vaults. And all kinds of Ornamental Cement work. Factory: cor. of Charles Patrick streets, PHONE 730W. Mgr., H. F. NORMAN and pm------------------E SPLENDID FARM, 185 ACRES --TWO MILES FROM CITY-- FOR SALE. APPLY:-- W. H. GODWIN & SON Real Estate & Insurance 89 Brock St. Phone 484 We serve nothing but pure ICE CREAM in our parlor. Take home a pint or quart of our bulk Ice Cream, for desert, at dinner or supper. Large asortment of CONFECTIONERY LBAR 288 PRIN CESS STREET PHONE 1128. stomach and affect my heart | I have a fine ap-| Gas has guit form- | eep fine, and | the real estute off tmpress him favorably. family and hia city. home to rally around." closely He will To every such man, thus be scrvisg we would my Tombow 13 J. O, HUTTON 67 Clarence Street, Kingston SERGE DRESSES JUST RECEIVED A LARGE NUMBER OF LADIES' SERGE DRESSES--in black, brown and navy blue, in all the latest styles. Prices from $15.00 to $85.00. FOR ONE WEHRK ONLY MEN'S OVERALLS--black and blue striped, at cost price w« Cr avai aae sna s apass ade anaes SEE to SRE THE DAILY BRITISH 7 WHIG SA0B8 = gston and Vicin New Fire Alarm System. { At a meeting of the Deseronto | town counc was decided to award | a contract to Harry Hall to instal a | new fire em for the town. Brig.-Gen. Ivoss' Lecture. { Hon. Brig.-Gen. A. BE. Ross, C. M. | G.. will ve an illustrated lecture! | with stereopticon views on "The | Great War" at St Luke's hall, Monday { October 27th. Tickets for sale by | members of the choir, Col. Campbell's Appointment. Lt.-Col, P. G. C. Campbell has been appointed commanding officer of the | machine gun brigade in the Canadian Militia with headquarters in King- ston, ------------ For Fall and Winter, Prevost Brock street has a great assortment of Ready Made Clothing in suits and overcoats and a splendid assortment of Gents Furnishings, his order clothing department was never better assorted at extremely low pri- ces. -------------- Teaving For Africa. Miss EMzabeth Mackenzie, daugh* ter of Rev. Mr. Mackenzie, a former pastor of Bethel church, spoke at { that church on Sunday morning. | Miss Mackenzie is leaving dn the i near future for Africa as a mission- ary. i ' Pacer is Sold. | Frank Parker, of Winchester, has i'sold his pacer, "Mercy Hunter" to { Mr. Sequin, of Quebec. She raced twenty races during the summer, taking 10 firsts, 50 seconds, 1 third, 2 fifth monies, and twice misplaced due to accident. Mr. Parker still | owns the standard bred stallion, | "Rainbow," who won first prizes in | Brockville, Ottawa, and Winchester | exhibitions. { 1 | | | | by one Abra remand H. ROWLEY House Painting and Paper Hang- ing. Estimates on work freely given. WALL PAPER FOR SALE 340 BARRIE STREET, PHONE 1206J. | | l i Fresh Cut Flowers Ferns, palms, funeral des/gns, floral sprays, wedding bouquets uw ade to order F. J. JOHNSON, Florist. 115 Brock St. Phone 228. PHONE 1670 0. Aykroyd & Son Carpenters and Builders 21 MAIN STREET G. WASHINGTON PREPARED OOFFEE made in the cup at the table. All size cans in stock. Prompt Delivery. "front and had seen service in France, D. COUPER ' 41.8 Princess stret. Phone 78 | The Marrison Studio rebuilt and equipped with the most up-to-date apparatus. It will be open for business on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th and the continuation of your patron- age will be appreciated. 92 PRINCESS STREET PHONE 1318w. | Foreign Minister Trumbitch of Ser- i big, who arrived in Paris on Thurs- day from Belgrade, brought with him Acquitted of Charge. Peter Williams, an Indian, was be- fore Ju Deroche, at Belleville, charged with arson. It was alleged that the accused caused the destrue- tio of a shack on Mud Creek, owned m Brant and used by him for trapping and hunting pur- poses. The result of the trial was that Williams was acquitted. ge ige Imported Hens. F. C. Keeler, a well known farmer residing on the Prescott road a short distance east of Brockville, has im- ported ten of the finest Ancona hens procurable in the United States. He has also purchased the James Burns estate farm, situated below Maitland, on which he intends planting 1,000 Mcintosh apple trees. Service At Grant Hall. The first of the series of Sunday services was held at Grant Hall on Sunday afternoon. Principal Bruce Taylor was the speaker and he preached a forceful sermon, taking as his text, Proverbs xxii., 13: "The slothful man saith there is a lion without, d shall be slain on the streets." The speaker dwelt om falth and stated that it was principle put into practice. "If you have faith in Jesus Christ' he said, "why don't you follow Him." "Mutt and Jeff" at Grand. Guss Hill's roduction of "Mutt VOTO YTYEETTYew and Jeff" at the Grand Opera House on Saturday both afternoon and ev-| ening was greeted with large audi- {the ences. Harry Kay and George Beach, { who play the part of Mutt and Jeff, | are exceptionally good. Miss Effie! Pearson, who appears as Jeft's niece | was probably the outstanding lady in the show judging from the applause she received after her songs. The chorus is composed of twelve fine looking girls. a A i ---------- THE PRINCE OF WALES INTERESTED IN "NAN" Patted Mascot of the 21st Bat1 talion and Asked Con= cerning Her. *"Nan," the goat that served as mascot for the 21st Battalion, took a prominent part in the reception to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales at the Cricket Field Saturday. "Nan" formed up with the rest of the veterans, under the charge of "Scot- ty' Nelson, who served with the 21st Battalion. The Prince spotted the goat, and asked about her career, and was much interested when he found that "Nan' had been to the Belgium and Germany, and patted her most effectionately. "What Battalion did. she serve in?" asked His Royal Highness, and when told that it wag the 21st His Royal Highness said, "That's the good old Second Division," "Nan" was with the boys of the 21st from the time the battalion was organized until they came back, to Kingston, and is now being cared for at the Mowat Hospital here. Return* ed soldiers, scattered all over Can- ada know "Nan." : tent et JOURNALISTS WITH PRINCE A Party of Distinguished Newspaper- men Making the Tour. The distinguished entourage of the Prince of Wales includes nine news- papermen, of whom six represent English newspapers, one represents the United Press of America, one re- presents the French-Canadian news- papers, aud one the English news- papers of Canada, throuzh the Cana~ alan Press, Limited, as well as the Associated Press of America. Doyen of the press party is Gerald A Why Stay Fat? You Can Reduce ------ The answer of most fat people is that 4 ls too hard, too troublesoma and too dangerous to force the weight dowm. However, in Marmola Prescription Tablets, all these difficulties are over- come. They are absolutely harmless, entail no dieting or exercise, and have the added advantage of cheapness. A jarge case is sold by druggists at $1. Or if preferable, they can be obtain- ed by sending price direct to the Mar- mola Co., $64 Woodward Aye, Detroit, Mich. Now that you know this you have no excuse for being too fat, but can reduce two, three or four pounds authorization to sign the Austrian treay. a week without fear of bad after-ef- feots. IT COSTS MONEY TO SHOE BOYS We have a good, solid, Fall and Winter Shoe, made from Tan cess for making leather waterproof. The Prince At Ernesttown. . Saturday morning the train carrying His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived at Ernest- town station at 1.30 o'clock where it remained until after nine o'clock, when it left for Kingston. Very few people know that the train was on the siding, so for that reason they On PAGE FIVE NEW YORK FRUIT STORE CHOICE CALIFO RNIA FRUIT ..40¢ to Ge 30¢. ta §0c. 2c. to 4c a «.30¢. to §0c Essasan are wares rer ennsansadit to 0c Goods delivered to all darts of the city. 314 Princess St. a dos a des, a dox a doz, a dos Phone 1405 J a ---- were unable to see the Prince. The || few people who got the news in time arrived at the station in time to see His Royal Highness on the rear of the observation car. i! eee Prince Takes No Chances. i The London Advertiser has the || following: ; ! "Edward, Prince of Wales, has a || canny Scottish streak in him, and i must have met some Americans prior | to his visit here. i G. T. R. Inspector Crombie is au- || thority for the following illustrative story: At Niagara Falls, the prince was wearing mufti and a new, light, {| fedora hat, Some Americans there to ses him called: BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME WITH FERNS We have just received a shipment of Bostons, Reosevelts Elegantissimas and Table Ferns, "We Strive to Serve" A. D. HOLTON FLORIST, 280 PRINCESS STREET. RESIDENCE, 2086w. a % PHONE 661. { : | | | "Take off your hat; we want a| photo." { "It is a new hat, and I don't want | to lose it," replied his royal highness. | Lord's Day Alliance Work. | Rev. D. W. Snider, of Toronto, re- | presenting the Lord's Day Alliance, | was the preacher at the morning service at Sydenham Street Meth- | odist church on Sunddy. The speak- | er referred to the fact that when the Peace Treaty was made the great | statesmen did not forget to include | clause whereby twenty-four | hours out of each week must be set aside for rest, free from labor. He claimed that during the war, the alliance had made it impossible to | buy Sunday papers on the streets of || the towns and cities. The alliance is | also endeavoring to stop the sale of | gasoline on Sunday for pleasure rid- || ing. 1 i Campbell ,writing for the London || Times. He is one of the oldest mem- || bers of the staff of that historic newspaper. for which he worked in| France during the war. He left Col- ogne only last July to join the royal party on its tour of Canada. W. T. Massey of the Daily Tele-|} Egypt and Mesopotamia. He is aj soldier, and is the official historian | of the Mesopotamian campaign. Percival Phillips, war correspondents, represents the || Daily Express, for which he has re-| ported wars, big and little, during the last fifteen years. He is returning work in Europe for his paper, He was || born and "raised" iin Pittsburg, but | his paper. He served in France | throughout the war. Douglas Newton, writing for the Daily Chronicle, which he has . been many years. Everard Cotes, who is writing for | Reuter's Agency, is an Anglo-Indian. i He is one of the best-known newspa- | permen in the Indian Empire, and | has done big work in organizing the | Associated Press of India. The English newspapers of Canada are served by F. G. Aldham through the Canadian Press, Limited, the na- tional news service which. links Can- adian daily newspapers by leased wire from coast to coast. Mr. Aldham also represents the Associated Press of America. Joseph Barnard, the brilliant .edi- tor of 'Evenement (Quebec), repre- sents the French-Canadian press. Fred Griffin of the staff of the To- ronto Star represents the United Press Association of America. PRINCE OF WALES' PLUME the novelist, bee Gage's Cash Grocery CORNER GORE AND WELLINGTON STS, EATING AND PRESERVING PEARS. ~--CHOICE RED ROGER AND BLUE GRAPES. ~-- CHOICE SNOW APPLES. ~CHOICE COOKING APPLES, fICKORY NUTS--15 CENTS QUART, NEW CLOVER HONEY. ~OHOICE PHONE 248, . PHOMPT DELIVERY, graph staff sarved with Allenby in ||, chosen friend of the distinguished | {a STEAMER BRITANNIC EVERY WBEK BETWEEN MONTREAL AND KINGSTON; AL- WAYS,ON TIME. SHIP YOUR FREIGHT BY THIS RE- LIABLE ROUTE. : SAAALAALASASASSS TELEPHONE 2105 FOR INFORMATION. gignt amongst || to England at once to take up his | || has lived in Europe for nearly twenty {|| ears. { Warner Allen, Paris correspondent | ii for the Morning Post, is writing for {|| is | ili with |i connected for |\Su r Kingston-Cape Vincent Ferry BY S. 8. MISSISQUOI~ DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. (Railfoad Time) Leave Kingston 6.30 a.m. and 1 p.m Returning lea > sg Vine at 11.40 ning leaves Cape Vincent at 9.40 am, 6.30 p.m, x 'ug Jtound trip tickets $1.25, with a 50c. rebate on return trip, hav. a oye y outing for 75 cents. Tickets good to return on date of a Ly. 120s cohRestitng at Cape Vincent from morning boat, 2 y ours in Watertown and returni 3 with ' steamer leaving for Kingston ! E10 Congo: Ko: information, phone 2195, Rock ' utomoblies carried: small $3.00 reserved. : . WJ Co ~-- - C Vine reaching Kingston Leave Cape Vincént 4.30 p.m. reaching Kingston at port Nav, Co, Ltd. large $4.00. Bpace PURE ICE CREAM SERVE IT FOR LUNCHEONS, DINNERS AND SUPPERS Most modern machinery used in making our Ice Cream-- the ingredients are the best--nothing but pure cream used. Prompt delivery to all parts of the city. Superior Ice Cream Parlor 204 Princess St. Phone 648 McLaughlin's Old Stand 've oe - Was Purchased By Late Overton S. Gildersleeve In 1860. James P. Gildersleeve informs the Whig that the glass plume of the Prince of Wales, which constituted the chief illumination on the city hall platform Saturday might at the civic banquet to His Royal Highness, was purchased by his elder brother, the late Overton 8. Gildersleeve, who was mayor of Kingston for several years. Mr. Gildersleeve secured the beautiful ornament for the visit of the then Prince of Wales to this city ih 1860. It remained in the Gilder- sleeve family until four years ago when Mrs. C. F. Gildersleeve present- ed it to the city, and the plume has since been deposited in the city build- ings. It was broken, and Capt. Fred- erick Reid of the fire department wired it together. The plume decor- ated the Gildersleeve residence front when the present king visited King- ston in 1901, and now it<has been viewed by the Leir to the tifrone who bears the title of Prince of Wales. -- A ------ The Best Christmas Present. 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