FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1919, GEO. A. WRIGHT | MACHINIST Has removed from King Street fo 40 PRINCESS STREET Repair work of all kinds. Phone, shop 1284; Res, 1203 ition PHONE 1670 O. Aykroyd & Son Carpenters and Builders 21 MAIN STREET A IN ra - G. WASHINGTON PREPARED COFFER made in the cup at the table, All size cans in stock. Prompt Delivery. D. COUPER "ee. ® Peincons wired Thane Ta Woous & " veal English Remed Pe Sr invigorates the uhole nervous em, makes now Blooc Debit Menta - Brain orry yi or fn Jomo a: {alinitason a fa he x, BL a vote wil cnn "Bold by sil uggiste i on recei oo yd mailed free. THE WOO! PREDICINE CO, TORONTO. Sir, Crerms Winds i large pleces of CANVASS, ete, etc, I. Cohen & Co. 2 BIG BARGAIN 50ec. ST. JOHN MAN HAS GAINED 28 POUNDS H. F. Rollings Is Surprised by | Rapid Improvement--"* Troubles End. st proof that I can give Is the right thing for me building me up," said S, of 62 Flower Hill, St. recently. Mr. Rollings rioyed as carpenter by ndland Railway Com- ars, I began taking Tan- ued, "I only weighed ed and twenty<awo pounds r 1 weigh one hundred and is--have actually gained twenty-eight pounds--and am pick- ing up, both in weight and strength. "I have been in the worst kindof a fix for some time and could get nothing to do me mueh good, if any. My appetite went back on me and my stomach was in such a bad fix that I {could not eat meats or any of the | more substantial foods at all. I had { severe headaches and was so run | down ad weak that I couldn't do jus- | {tice to my work. I would get so | { weak, faint and dizzy that I was! | actually afraid to mount the scaf- folds. 1 was very nervous and {nearly all my strength just seemed ito be gone. One day while crossing { the railroad track I felt one of those { dizzy spells coming on me, I man-| {aged to call for help, but I fainted | { dead away, and the next thing I knew {I was home. I could never get a {good night's sleep and that tired, worn-out feeling was with me all the | time, SE "My improvement since I began | using Tanlac has certainly surprised | me. My appetite returned after the | first few doses and by the time my | first bottle was gone T could eat and | digest anything. Thea I commenced | {to pick up my lost weight and | strength and get rid of that tired, | worn-out feeling. The heAduches, | dizziness and nervousness have all fifty {I have to be woke up in the morn- | ings. My appetite is so big that I} {can hardly get enough to eat and 1 never have the least troudle with my | stomach any more, and when it] comes to work I can keep up my end | | with the best of them. I am con- | vinced that Tanlac will help any- one who tried #t and I am glad to make this statement for what it may be worth to others." i {| November the 14th, at 8 p.m. left me and I sleep so soundly that |' THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG pw Lodge Subscribes, y Grand Master of the nd Lodge, Col. W. W, Belleville, sent a cheque for 3,000 to be put into the Victory I a ---- Hundred men are wanted at one each of those classy ngston and Vicini !the office of the McLaren Lumber | Company until his last illness. ! Coal Trade About Over. The coal trade into Kingston for this season is about over. There may | be an odd cargo or two, but practical- ly all the vessels are being laid up for the winter. The coal vessels have i bad a busy season. a greal saving at the | ing House, King St., near | Princess, Attended a Convention. Mrs. E. R. Shanpe, Bath, has re- turned home, having spent the last three weeks in Toronto with her son, Egbert, and attending the provincial Sunday school convention. Brig.-Gen. A. E. Ross Will speak to the Women's Can- adlan Club on "Hospital Work in France," in Convocation Hall, Friday, Ad- mission to non-members, 25¢. Steamer Ionic Released. The steamer lonie, aground in the Morrisburg canal a few days ago, has been released by the Donnelly Wrecking Company and is being towed to Kingston. Died in Toronlo. Dr. Robert A. Stevenson, a well- known physician, died on Wednes- day. His only child is the wife of Brigadier-General Cartwright, C.B., C.M.G., now For Fall and Winter, Prevost Brock street has a great assortment of Ready Made Clothing { In suits and overcoats and x splendid assortment of Gents Furnishings, his | which 'went | chief - engineer, Alder- | { shot, England. Is Progressing Favorably. Mrs. J C. Pelletier, Brock street, who under- went an operation in the Hotel Dieu on Wednesday, is progressing favor- i ably. 21st Meets Defeat. The 21st Battalion Club went down to defeat befort the R.C.H.A. in an | indoor baseball game on Thursday | night. The artillery men won out with a score of 34 to 15. The bat- teries were: George, Hughes, R.C.H. | A Murray, Suddards, 21st. Tank on Roof Collapses. the Leeds and Grenville House of In- dustry, situated near Athens, by the collapse of a tank in the attic used {to bold water. A large section of the building was flooded, and the | patients were endangered by falling plaster. All escaped injury. | ' Loaned Till It Was In Rags. Edward Crumley, 2283 Twenty- first street, Los Angeles, Cal., writes to the Whig that his copy of the Daily Whig of Saturday, Oct. 25th, "was { read. I have loaned it to old Kings- | tonfans until it's almost in rags." order clothing department 'was never | ces. To Visit Relatives. George R. Pattullo, Woodstock, has come east to meet his son-in law, | who have | Col. Bowie and family, just returned on board the S. 8S. Minnedosa, to their home in Broock- ville, after an absence of five years in England and France. Stolen Jewellery Recovered. Some days ago, a sneak thief en- tered the apartments of Mrs, A. R. Walker at the Corby Library build- | better assorted at extremely low pri- | | W. F. Nickle Home. | WLU F. Nickle, K.C., returned from Toronto Thursday evening. When { seen by the Whig, he stated that he | had nothing further to add in regard to his refusal of the position of at- torney-general in the Drury Cabinet. | His statement in Thursday's Whig | explained his position fully. The Girders Broke Away. The Sarnia company which was | erecting the steel girders at the new gas purifier building met with a mis- hap this week. The girders slipped A. Tremblay, of Quebec | i city, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. | Considerable damage was done to | the most interesting 1 ever | out of place and went down. A delay Chown, in Plevna by Gilbert Ostler, | ing, Belleville, and stole a gold watch | of a week in the erection of the struc- in Battersea by C. 8. Clark, in Fern- ] and other articles of jewellery. The | ture will result. leigh by Ervin Martin, in Ardoch by | missing property has been recovered | | M. J. Scullion, in Sharbot Lake by |at Montreal and a party is under ar- | { W. Y. Cannon. ~~Advt, rest charged with the theft, 28¢. Clark's Pork & Beans 18c. Bon Marche Grocery Cor. King and Earl Streets. License No. 85-27149 Phone 1544. Tanlac is sold in Kingston by A. P. Emory Walker's Barn Burns. On Tuesday night, the barns be- | longing to Emory Walker, Milford WLEY T¥TAn Address Wanted. | Road, about two miles from Cherry H RO R. J. Bushell is in receipt of a |Valley, were destroyed by fire with on ath nd Paper Hang- | [letter addressed to George Tanner, | the contents, including a grain sep- nies amd work freely } care of the Kingston Industrial Ex- |drgtor owned by C. Dainard. The given. { hibition. Not knowing the gentle- | hlaze originated in the seperator. WALL PAPER Fos 3am { man, he is unable to deliver the com- | There were two barns adjoining each Bann 1306J. | munication, but would be pleased to other and both were burned. The loss {receive any information as to the was partially covered by insurance, Ra j address of the gentleman. i but will be heavy, as the entire sea- Died At Brockville. HE kind of bread we bake is a boon to the house- 1 Pe SOSA i ly | the kitchen, where later It was found ! dead. i Jack Frost On The Job, i Jack Frost was on the job in earn- | est on Thursday night. water pails left outdoors.andthesight | ! of it brought that "grand and glori- ous feeling' to winter sports. The Opportunity at Hand. Speaking in Sir Adam Beck said: "If the citizens want a radial railway from Toronto | to! at | to Bowmanville and ultimately i Kingston, 'the opportunity is hand." { The Hydro { was not out for the glory of promot- {ing a railway, but was merely trying {to serve the purpose for whieh it was iereated, to act for the municipalities {in the supplying of electrical power {and radials. Ydeut.-Col. Bowie Returns. After five years' service overseas {with the Canadian Army Medical { Corps, Lieut.-Col. Robert A. Bowie, | consultant-in-chief | {M.D., CM. late {in surgery at Canadian headquarters {in London, has reached his home at | Brockville, | While in England, Lieut-Col Bowie's services had been brought to {the notice of the Secretary of State for War, and on reaching France he | was several times mentioned in Field Marshal Haig's despatches. No Big Things Just Yet. The Toronto Globe says: If Mr. Nickle accepts the post of attorney- | general the administration will se- {eure a notable acquisition. The {former member for Kingston in a { real sense enjoys the confidence of {the public. His record, both in the | Legislature and in Parliament, is a | clean and capable one. He has high { ideals and strong convictions, is ab- | solutely sincere, and eager to serve i rather than to sleep. | be grievously disappointed if Nickle does not do big things. Death of a Lad. { On. Monday, October 27th, the | home of Mr. and Mrs. Jomes Derue, Jr., Ardoch, was saddened by the death of their eldest son, Borden. The little fellow who was seven years old, was only ill a few days of pneu- monia, and his death came as a great shock to his many friends. On the previous Thursday he attended school but complained of not feeling wel and gradually grew worse, when on Monday afternoon he passed peace- fully away in spite of all the rhedical aid. Borden was a very bright child and loved by all who knew him, and his passing away filled many hearts with sadness. The funeral was held from St. John's church by the Rev. Mr. Watson. The pall bearers were Masters Baiden and Charlie Watkins, Clifford Smith, Hugh Fraser, Bert Sculfion and Wilfrid White. PILES Do not wife. When you are tired Mrs. Bake-your-own-bread -ot the fussing and the fretting of baking day try a loaf of our made-well bread. It will please you and your family and will save you a lot of trouble if 1 guvs tou a lot of Kingston Mattress Company 556 Princess strecl. Phone Go3w, E:T LE) HOME MADE READ & PASTR were in the stable, but were saved. i known young oitizens in the person OR THOSE FEATHERS { ing Storey was born in Brockville on | front room the dog saw It and, sens- ------ CWillsfd )------ of Harold Irving Storey, youngest Faithful Old Dog Dies. SHOULD BE RENOVATED |} March 3rd, 1896, ana lived there | ing death, howled mournfully. Then | som of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles i Recently a lady, who owned a i H. Storey, who passed away after an | faithful old dog, died in this city. The NOW. SER US. WE ARE } He was in iit went out and laid itself down in . E ! EXPERTS, i | } i | The only proper winter care. Profit by past experience. Sond it tow | p---- 1 {son's bay and grain crop was lost f | | also several implements. The cattle i | The death occurred Wednesday That H . M afternoon of one of Brockville's well- | illness extending over a period of a |dog her keenly, and while {few months. The late Hureld Irv-|the body of its mistress lay in the er ---------------------------- The mosquito isn't a prohibition- | ist, yet he wants the bars removed. WILLARD SERVICE STATION 19 Brock St. I. LESSES, Prop, 'Phone 1340 Grand Cafe ors sive 8 special attention ! qu and Evening Parties. Special private rooms with tables that will seat ih ld bt 4 HHH i ¥ JUST RECEIVED A LARGE NUMBER OF LADIES' SERGE _ DRESSES--n: black, brown aud navy blue, in all the Intest. styles. . Prices from $15.00 to $83.00. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY MEN'S and blue striped, at cost price .os hod $1.05 to $225 = El practically all his life. enclose Zo. stamp Lo pay postage. ORCHESTRAL MUSIC IN CHURCH English Writer Points Out the New Field of Usefulness. Reviewing the great strides that Band and Orchestral music has taken during the war, how the number of players has increased, and how these war activities should be turned into the. right channels now, Ulric Dau- beny presents in the London' Musital Timés a strong argument fir the Church's use of bands aid orchestras for the praise part of the scryices. "In these enlightened times," lie says, "it seems unlikely that any wide- spread objection could be offered to such use of bands and orchestras: Any doubts on the Bround of religious _e lon of the } duetion wa There was |: quite a thick coating of ice on thet ; the woungsters who | are thinking about skating and other i Oshawa on radials, | Commision, he said, : Ontario will | Mr. { tree if you mention this | Reduce Your F at Without Dieting Years ago the formula for fat re- v sp. 3 ve e. and still lose their two, th pounds of fat & week. Sir harmless Marmola Pr re . Begs to announce that be [i has resumed his practice. corner Johnson and Welling. i ton Streets, Kingston. Tele. | phone 363. 4 e wind GALS repeating of strength---No. 1, $1; No. 2, $3; No. 3, 85 oll & @ Bold by Farm of 91 acres; 9 miles from Kingston. Good buildings and water front. A Great Soprano colon Marie Rappold a leader in Grand Opera and and star of the concert stage --Marie Rappold was one of those artists chosen to have her voice Re-Created by Edi- ! son. Her marvellous voice | when heard Re-Created on | The New Edison is revealed | in all its splendor. i Fresh Cut Flowers Ferns, palma, funeral des'gas, Sorsl sprays, wedding bouquets wade te orden F. J. JOHNSON, Florist. 115 Breck St. Phone 238, IBAR'S ICE CEAM If you will come to our store we can give you a delightful half hour hearing Marie Rap- pold sing. 'We are Sole District Agents The J. M. GREENE MUSIC C0. LIMITED "The Home of Good Music" . 166 Princess Street. The Telgmann School of . Music Piano, violin and other stringed instruments; elocution and dra- -- matic art. - Pupil may begin at any date. Terms on application. Engagements for concerts ac- cepted. 216 Frontenac Street. 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