PAGE TEN . To-morrow Sends This Beautifulz Grafonol a togetherwith 12 Selections to Your Home at Once Another of those extraordinary offers that have never "failed to bring us a rush of buyers eager to place in their home the best means of home entertainment--a Grafonola --on the extrémely easy terms told of in the headlines above. It'sthe Same Splendid Model You See Portrayed in the Cut Here You will recognize in the illustration one of the largest and finest types of Grafonolas, being a "floor" model that is complete with compartments for seventy-five records. ' This handsome instrument is made in both mahogany and fuméd oak finish, and you can have your choice of either, It is over 40 inches high, 183. inches wide 2014. inches deep. (front to back). All the mechanical details are of best construction. It has three-speed drive © 'motor, plays four records with one winding, tone control leaves, : graduated dial, speed regulator, new bavonet-joint'tone arm, Columbia reproducer, piano-hinged lid, with self-adjusting support. All ex- posed parts heavily nickel-plated. No other phonograph could give you more pleasure at any price. A One-Day Offer Only All we ask is that you pay us $10 down to-morrow and agree to pay us balance of purchase price in small sums weekly afterwards. We send the complete outfit--Grafonola and records--to your home at once. You pay for it while you are getting your enjoyment from it. Get Your Order in Early To-morrow. Store pei in 0 p. mn, Only 88 Princess St. . Grafonola X . $125 vo & i 0. Telephone 529 War Bond I nterést Coupons and Cheques Cashed Free. The Merchants Bank will cash all War - SoupoLs or 3jarest cheques when due, on presentation, without making an charg, whatever for the service, y . + If you have not a Savings Account,' why Bot at nee Bak] interest money to open one with THE MERCHANTS BANK Head Office: Montreal, Established 1864, KINGSTON BRANC . a A. TOFIELD, Manager. PARHAM AND VERONA BRANCHES, «J. W. McCLYMONT, Manager. Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at Kingston Branch, A Pr A tS TIDINGS FOR. OUR READERS PRESENTED IN TH THE BRIEFEST POSSIBLE FORM. The Whig's Daily Condensation of the News of the World From Tele graphic Service and Newspaper Ex. change, Triplets have come to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Milner, West Lorne. A German mine has stranded at the mouth of the Mokan River in New Zealand. President Poingare is to decorate the town of Albert with the Croix de Guerre. A modern still was found in a house on Gerrard street, Toronto, owned by the W.C.T.U. Blgin County and St. Thomas are to be made again a separate glectric | inspectorate from London, Two more. deaths have occurred from sleeping. sickness at Winnipeg, | making a total to date of twelve. A proclamation has been pub-| ifshed in Cairo declaring licenses for | carrying firearms to be invalid. Owing - to threats of workmen the Vulcan work at Sage- biel, near Hamburg, have closed. Mrs. William Lockart, Wallace- | burg, died in a motor car in Chatham, - All classes of high yield investments -- Corporation, Govern. nt ard Municipal. Private wires--New York: Chicago, Montreal, Toronto. oh \ home, Hamburg is issuing a loan of 25,- 000,000 marks, (nominally $5,000,- 000) for the purchase of foreign | foodstuffs. An agreement between Spain and | Argentina, concerning compensation for accident to workmen, has been | signed. Premier Drury, dnnounced his in- tention to end caucus government in a speech before the Canadian Club, Toronto. Premier Stewart of Alberta plans to inaugurate a province-wide cam- STOCKS--GRAIN--COTTON BONGARD, RYERSON & CO, 287 Bagot St Phone 1788. H. J. Bongard, Manager ¢ oe ~ Ry hin wy -US.L. Storage Battery | DISTRIBUTOR AND , SERVICE STATION DON. M. CRAIG "Expert Storage Battery and Self Starter repairs, 4ll size Batteries for all cars. 207 PRINCESS STREET, WINDSOR BLOCK HOUSE PHONE 1085" ,. citizenship. 5 It is reported in Ottawa that the Government is acquiring the Lothin- ere and Megantic Railway, a Quebec +4 Power subsidiary. Hon. W. E. Raney denies that "he had ever suggested running in Dun- das. He has not yet congidered what seat he will contest for. Owing to the continued rise of the Seine, the service of barges, which helps to bring coal to Paris, has had to be reduced hy haif. Sy rp FOOT OF BROCK STREET, KINGSTON © Our mill is equipped with modern machinery, driven by électrie motors, with current generated at Kingston Mills. We manufacture : N PATENT and WHITE ROSK FLOUR, BUCK H WHEAT FLOUR, GRANULATED CORN MEAL, GROUND CORN, $1 GROUND OATS, CRACKED CORN, GROUND FEED, BRAN, 'are good and freshly made. For sale by all grocers. hush money had been distributed in various deals inquired into during the Standard Reliance probe. The Judicial Committee of the Fin- Bish Diet recommends acceptance of a mation granting to women the right to hold office as Judges. The counties of ,Wellington and | Waterloo have beeh designated as one judicial district, with Judges and Spetton on the bench. e British Government's measure dealing with the Irish problem will be ready for introduction inéthe Com- mons early in the 'week after next. In Montreal, it is réported that an | extremist | while en route from Detroit to her | 'paign in the interests of Canadian W. 8: Dinnick admitted that much "18. Thomas, Tu Sopaition company is to be formed by Lyall's vice-president and the in- ventor to manufacture the new auto- mobile instead of Lyalls. One of the municipal buildings at the Quebec side of the ferry system between Quebec and Levis was badly gutted by fire. J A, B. Mitchell, Collector of Cus- toms at Halifax, has submitted his resignation to the department, to take effect on January 1st, Traffic earnings on the Canadian Pacific Railway for the week ending Nov. 30th were $5,086,000. For the same period last year the earnings German is willing to sign the pro- tocol putting the peace treaty into effect the moment ain ebjection- able clauses are elMMinated, dccord- ing to Baron Kurt n Lersner, Prinde Wilhelm, Second son of the King of Sweden, Intends to take part yin the scientific expedition to Central America to make archaeological and | ethnographical Svar i { I~ A Rostoffonden despatch says that | Gregory, Archbishop of Ekaterin- burg, has been murdered by a band | of Chine®e and Communists, who im- mediately afterwards tore the body | to. pieces. General Smuts has stated that he | intends placing $140,000 in estima- | tes jor advertising South Africa o | erseas, and the public, besides, is | pected to subscribe an additional $60,000. On the occaglon of the signing of | peace. with Bulgaria there were en- thusiastic peace celebrations held in Athens, The city was beflagged and | a royal procession was greeted with enthusiasm. Three thousand assistants employ- ed ih the most important department {stores of the west end of Lond | went #n strike Thursday for increase | Im 'pay, shorter hours dnd various dther concessions. A special meeting of fhe U.S. Sen- ate foreign relations committee is called for to-day to take action on the Fall resolution, 'which requests President Wilson to sever diplomatic relations with Mexico. = ., M. Pams, French Minister of the Interior, will lay before Premier Clemenceau the request of atrical Managers' Association" or the withdrawal of the order "plosing poops establishments with a" "xlew to saving lighting. The Swedish Commission for the investigation of outstanding ac counts and - claims in Russia has found that Soviet Russia owes Swe- den 25,000,000 reubles .and 185,- 000,000 Swedish kroner, besides 20,- 000,000 marks and amounts in other currenées. ; The crew of the Marion G, Doug- las, abandoned off the Irish coast, Cand later towed in to Brighter Is-| ain. land, bave arrived at Halifax from Botwood, Newfoundland. ; - Thomas McCloskey, a farmer, re- siding three miles from Chesterville, while operating a power sawing ma- chine on his farm, had ome arm caught in the machine, and so badly mutilated that it had to be amputat- ed above the elbow. illiam Reekie in The death of oe removed one TE Te In the World of Sport | | Pittsburg Pirates and for years one | of the greatest stars of the national | game, has gone into the sporting | goods 'business in Pittsburg. i Se | pears to be faring no bettor on the 4 Pacific coast. p= ARIE AR \ FRIDAY: DECEMBER, 5, 1919 General Sport Honds Wagner, formerly of the Pat Duncan of" the Cincinnati | Reds was christened Louis Bayard Duncan. At the age of five he was dubbed "Pat" and has carried the moniker ever since. Now that heavyweight champion, Jack Dempsey and lightweight cham- pion Bennie Leonard have gone into movies we may expect a deluge of pugilistic® films. LB Iss id that boxing promoters. ing Jimmy Wilde a hard boiled bird to dicker with. The English flyweight champion demands a bushel of kale to display his wares. According to the sentiment ex- pressed at Dartmouth, there ap- pears to be no foundation for the stories to the effect that Dartmouth and Pennsylvania are to sever athe letic relations, Jimmy Hall, the. Australian cham- pion boxer, who received a bad set- back in his bouts in the East, ap- Those wrestlers who have mixed with Joe Stetcher recently now know that the Nebraskan is the same mighty scissors hola grappler as of oid. With the Army and Navy game at the Polo grounds the gridiron sea- son of 1919 comes to a close, and football togs will be laid aside for another year. The "fron man" stuff doesn't always pay. 'Red Gardner of New York boxed in Newark recently and the next night stepped into the ring in Boston and got a fagey troun- cing at the hands of Woonsocket Gibbs, Jimmy Wilde, flyweight champion of England, intends to box in a few bouts in the West before making his formal debut pefore an assembly of eastern fight fans. Some of our baseball experts dee clare that within another season or two, playing managers will be the rule in the big leagues, instead of the exception. Mel Coogan, who has been pretty successful of late, is booked to face champion Benny Leonard fn an eight-round go at Jersey City on De- cember 1. Seldom does the. Western Confer ence have such a tight football cham- plonship race as that which was brought to a finish with the Illinois victory over Ohl state, Eddie McGoorty who is training! Georges Carpentier tor the latter's bout with Joe Beckett, is so confl-\ dent of Carpentier winning that he lias 'advised his friends on this side of the pond to get a bet down on the Frenhman. . 'The Harry Payne Whitney string 'of horses will be raced at the Ha- vana meeting in charge of J. W. Pangle. Jimmy Wilde, the' English fiy- weight champion, is 28 years old, § feet 214 dnches in height, and fights at 102 pounds, Ps The Metropolitan Golf Associa-~ tion now 'embraces nearly one hund- | red clubs in the Greater New York | district. : -- Boston boxing fans are looking | forwrad to witnessing = great mill | when Mike O'Dowd ond Johsny Wilson clash in the Hub, { Kid Norfolk and Jamaica Kid are | 0 stage their wellknown boxing sketch entitled "A Pair of Black Kids" at Columbus: This week. Jack Britton, "the welterweight champion, and Steve Latzo have been matched to box ten rounds at Johnstown, Dec, 9 Cyclone Wilson, a negro heavy- weight of Chicago, is the latest bat- tler to join the colored league, but from all accounts, the "Cyclone" is oply a breeze. 5 The circuit of the heorganized cen- tral baseball league will probably be Sompved of ot Spend Rapids, Lan- and Jackson, in Sidhe and a Fort Wayneaud Rich- -- "To a man on the roof it looks as if all the National league teams, with the exception of the champion Reds, are run down at the heel, and most of'em need half soling as well. HORSEMEN EXPELLED Uenalty Imposed at Trotting Assoc | iation Meeting. members of the lation r horses out of ti , secretary of the 3500 ced at New York following an exécutive sesesion of the directors. The offendérs are El- mer J. Leighton, of Maine; E. H, Three National Troiiing Augusta, Wis, Welghton and Wood- | side were expelled for. running '"Me- Kinney Maid,'® 2.13%, nnder the name of "Lady Stirling" during Sep- | tember and October. Similar action was taken against Richards for starting "Little Prince' 2.041%, under the name of "Peter | Scoopun" at Ogdensburg, Govern- | eur, Watertown and Malone, New | York : tate, during the past seaso GEORGES CARPENTIER The French heavyweight champion, who met Joe Beckett, the British champion, in London 'for the Euro- pean heavyweight championship, Yankee Boxers In Denmark. The three American amateur box- ing champions touring the Scandina- vian countries lost in two cldsses out of three to the Danish representati- ves at the Sparta Club, Copenhagen, Monday night, according to a cable message received here today. The boxers expect to sail for home Thurs- day. Frank Cassidy of New York, won in the 125-pound class, while Jas. Burke, Pittsburg, heavyweight, and Ashton Donzee, New Orleans, 115 pounds, were losers. Jack Marks Conches, Jack Marks, the well-known pro- fessional player, will coach Toronto Don Rowing Club, this season and will be on hand at the next practice. He was a former Kingston baseball player. Homes may be a world of love shut {in and a world of strife shut out-- or vice ve rsa. were expelled | NVoodfords, | Woodside, of Bruns-| yn wick, Maine and George Richards; of | | CANADIAN RUGBY RULES ARE SUPERIOR | Coach Frank hnessy Disappointed - Style of American Game. { Coach Frank Shaughnessy, of the | McGill rugby squad, has returned from New York, where he witness ed the game between the Army and avy. Coach Shaughnessy was con- {vinced by the siyle, of play in the game that the Canadian rules are supegior to those of the United States." He said that there was not i ® kicker on either team who compar- {ed with the backs of the two local ; Champion teams, In Shaughnessy's opinion, King, who won the game for the Navy by is ki ta was not out of the ord- nagy Nik, as far ur ks MA i e AA. or McGill dey according "to the: Mcefill coach. In'speaking of the rules, Shaugh- I'nesiy said that he could only find ong or two that would improve the | Capadinn sgame. He believes that a | eduction in thé number of players { would be an improvement, while = he "thinks the sapback is a' better and I faster way' of putting the ball into Aplay | a the ' present heeling out | systetn ;of the Canadian game: { - Shaughndsay.also believes that if the placement. goal rule was adopted {and fostered by Canadian teams, it { would open up the play and make the {game more spectacular. These 'changes will likely be offered by Mc- {Gill at the annual meeting of the Ine tercollegiate Rugby Football Union, Regarding the forward - pass, Shaughnessy haid that in his opinion it was a dismal failuce. It was tried on several occasions during the game and 'the teams were unsuccessful in their efforts to pull off plays hinging on a forward pass. He also suggested that the penalty for offsidé Interference be changeu, so that a side offending would not lose possession of the ball on the first or second down, but should: be penalized fifteen yards. On the third déwn the team offending should lose possession of the ball Shaughnessy will now resume his work with the McGill hockey play- ers. ~ He started the forwards at shooting practice in the gymnasium yesterday, by having. them. shoot at* a target from about - the distance that shots would be made on the ice. Charles A. Comiskey having repu- diated the wild tale that any bolt from the American League aver was contemplated by himself," Harry Frazee and Jacob Ruppert, and Fra- zee having denied that he originated the story, the mystery ig: Who gave the New York newspaper writers the tale out of which they got such a big laugh? Comiskey says no such sch- eme of a new major league as was published was ever broached in his hearing during his conferences with Ruppert and Frazee. STYLES, R. J. 'EASY CHAIRS, RATTAN CHAIRS, ROCKERS--FUMED OAK FINISH--UPHOLSTERED IN TAPESTRY. LIBRARY TABLES, PERIOD DESIGNS ALL LATEST LEADING UNDERTAKER ¥ Reid PHONE 577 Make pretty ony ed a ho 3 and "useful Christ mas gifts, We have'them in prices, moderate