To The Electors Of The City Kingston it Being unanimously endorsed by - gif} the Veterans Municipa: Committee, "vrreaene | and having been requested by many | representative citizens in the come : | munity, to be a candidate for Mayor { for the year 1920, I have consented i to do so. > t Kingston Co-operative Society, Ltd. Corper King and Princess Sts. The store to spend. your money and share the profits. Hundreds of thousands on this continent and millions in Europe are do- ing this, why mot yout SPECIAL XMAS. NOVELTIES Christmas Cakes and Plam Pud- dingn---~Chocolates and Capdies in Inrge variety. Delivery" to all parts of the city. FHONE 400 ar XMAS SUGGESTIONS "The early bird gets the worm" i My record as an Alderman and a Our season's goods are all here and citizen is before you, on this I seek on display. Djerkiss Toilet Sets $4.00 up} your support. Ivory and| Manicure Rolls--Ebony, | On election day I solicit your votes, Mother Pearl. ! Nellson's Chocolates--""The Choco-| and in the interval your influence. lates that are different," and in boxes that bring home the } i Christmas spirit. g HUGH C. NICKLE Stationery--finest linen in charming | $4.00 | ° : A TR boxes Toilet Sets--Mavis, Seely's, Taylor's, «$2.50 to -$10,00 AT i Prouse's Drug St Opp. St. Andrew's Churc! Open Nights Until Christmas' TYREE | AGENCY of the City of Kingston Organized labor respect- fully solicits your vote and influence at the ap- , LINES lproaching municipal Wor information and rates apply | S1ECHONS for the under- to J. P. Hanley, OP. & TA, G.I. named candidates. Labor J Mion. One is desirous only of a fair representation at the > eh A a BD Council Board.: They ANCHOR-DONALDSON BEG eta bl 1100 (a1 ie § REGULAR SERVICES six Aldermen out of the TO GLASGOW. entire' field of twenty- sewasev. Cassandra ... 0 ;Raturnia one. | | | i | FOR ALL | | | | STEAMSHIP vox so NEES & vA JoviLE "Theré are only two i|school trusteés nominat- ed by Labor--a small number in ratio to the school children coming GUTH, HAVRE. So he h lab 'TH, E, SOUTH. i. DAV from the homes of labor. Royal George Deo. 20 Royal George Jan, 10 «Royal George Feb 1% UP, CHERBOURG, SOUTHAMPTON Mauretania perator |. Mauretania Imperator ....F VRE, TO PLY? We aim neither at monopoly nor control. Our candidates are free from any pledge to class legislation. Their pur- pose is the common good of the city, and if.elected «Dee, 30 «dan, 24 Saxgnia . TO PIRAHCS & Thi ST New York... En t and furth frsigh « porns ot agents or WHE ROBERT REFORU C0, LTD, GENERAL AGENTS - . 80 KING STREET EAST to the utmost of his time TORONTO, ONT. gs . and ability to make King- ston a greater city-- her industries more numer- ous, her business more prosperous, and her edu- cationaladvantages broader and more staple --all of which will not only materially bepefit phase Labor, but every of Kingston life. CATARAQUI: Ald. W. Alan Stroud. SYDENHAM: Bergus 2 Connor, ONT. ARIO: \ 10 am, TO Dec. 22----BEmp. of France , Liver] a; esting train leaves St. Station 12.10 p.m. r 21st. Ta viv + Hwre« Lon is ses ees - vian verpool S--Seotian ,....... Antwerp 10--Metagama » «Liverpool §. 16-Bmp. of France Liverp't I~ r St. John on arrival of C. © trains leaving Montreal at pm and 7. pm. day prev. Rated and all information from CANADIAN PACIFIC LP. '.. # Boe in: id Drain Tile, ore To the Electors will one and all endeavor! THE- D TBAWLE 15 REPT VERY BUSY 3 ---- J INSTRUCTING THE VARIOUS | QUEEN'S HOCKEY TEAMS. | | Ottawa, Belleville and Trenton Want | Games -- The Kingston Junior | | Team Being Handled by "Jack" | i Powell, - = "1 Out-of-town hockey clubs evident- | {ly think that Queen's University has | { "some' hockey teams, as during the | | past few days "Nick" Bawlif has re-| i ceived no less than four requests for | | games. The Ottawa College team, | { which has been trimming everything | {in sight, and St. Patrick's of Ottawa, | who have an all-star team, have writ- ten "Nick," asking bim to arranges for games in Kingston. Queens other teams are also in demand, as both Belleville and Trenton want | university players to visit hon. The matter is under consideration, -and the management will either accept or rejectsthese challenges in the course of a few days. The great difficulty that the management is up against is that many of the good players will be out of the city for the Christmas holidays. s On Friday Coach Bawlf had a very busy time at the rink trying to in- struct the Queen's players in some of the fine points of the game. He went on the ice at four o'clock, and was with the different teams until eight o'clock. At Friday's practice, Walter Ellis was in uniform. On the two de- fences on Friday afternoon, Bawlf was trying out Ken Taylor in goal, Ferguson and Carroll on defence at one end, and Legault, Brownfield and Ellis at the other apd. He kept changing the forward men, The great tendency shown by many players is to try and score from the centre posi- tion, whereas Bawlf insists that they pass ont to the wings. During the Christmas vacation the coach intends to have the teams on the ice for two hours at least each day. ------ Queen's Ladies Have Hockey Team. Under the faithful training of "Nick" Bawlf, the young ladies of Queen's expect to have a real good hockey team this winter. This week L3numn ber of the girls turned out and showed the new coach that they knew a thing or two about the game, Al- though very few ofthe girls are good stick handlers, they are expert skat- ers, so their coach thinks that he can show them how to handle a stick. As soon as the girls return from ther | Christmas 'vacation they will get] down to steady practice, and in the courses of about two weeks they will be open to play out-of-town teams. Seem-- Kingston Juniors Practice. Commencing at eight o'clock, the Kingston junior hockey team prac- tised at the covered rink on Friday night. Senator Powell was on the ice, and showed the juniors some of the points of the game. Don Robin- son, who made such a fine showing with the Queen's juniors last winter, | is out with them. In the course of a couple of weeks of hard practice, the team will be in good shape for tno opening games. : | Queen's Girls at Basketball. Miss Clarke, ladies' physical di- | rector at Queen's University, is spend- ing considerable time training a lad- jes' basketball team, which will like- ly play some exciting games in the near tutupe. CAPT. M. W. PLUNKETT With the "Dumbelis" aL the Grand Opera House, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 35.20 with a special matinee on Satur Ys or ----_-------------- Brisk Christmas Trade. The merchants report a brisk Christmas trade during this week, although it is stated-that the trade, from the farming district would have' been much better if there had been good sleighing. As a result .of the Id weather, quite a number of far- have laid up their autos forthe ter. wii ase your player plano friend Popular selections, song rolls, or darce numbers. "Good selection at Greene Music Store, 266 Princess street. | ) | It is claimed that when the big- 'gest cargoes of liquor are carried on traing out of Montreal com there are no A |B... Told In Twilight § . > » (Continued from Page 47.) rs. Elmer Davis, Sydenham Street, entertained delightfully at the tea hour on Wednesday afternoon. The driwing room in which the host- 68s received her guests was decorated with lovely pink "pums." In the dining-room the tea table had a beautiful Madeira and filit lace cloth, while 'a cut-glass bowl filled with sunset roses made an artistic centre- piece. Mrs. W. T. G. Brown presid- ed over the tea cups. . Little Miss Margaret Davis, assisted by Miss Frances Murray, delighted the guests by their graceful dancing, and a lit- tle music added also to the pleasure of the afternoon. The guests were: Mrs. James Richardson, Miss Agnes Richardson, Mrs. A. B. Cunningham, Mrs, Bruce Taylor, Mrs. W. F. Nickle, Mrs. J. L. Whiting, Mrs. R., J. Wilson, Mrs. W. T. G. Brown, Mrs. Givens, Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs. Third, Mrs. C. E. Taylor, Mre. Lyster, Mrs, Tofield, Miss Ida Kidd, Miss May Ford, Miss F. Cunningham, Miss Crothers, Miss Mamie Anglin, Miss Eva Richardson and Miss May Chown, . . On Friday afternoon Mrs. W,. J. Gibson, Gore street, entertained de- lighttully at bridge in honor of Mrs. N. C. Polson, Jr., Montreal, There were three tables in play, and the pretty prize was wone by. Mrs. Eve- rett Birdsall. A silver basket filled with pink carnations made an artis- tic 'centerpiece for the tea-table, while candles in gilyer candle sticks burned brightly. Mrs. Harold Davis presided over the tea cups, the ices | were cut by Mrs. Stewart Robertson while Miss Bessie Power passed the ments, . - - Mrs. J. BE. Ainsley, Kingston, visit- ed her sisters, Mrs. E. Lucas and Miss Thistlewaite, at Camden Bast, Cadet Charles Errington, Victoria. accompanied Cadet Edward Prince to Ottawa, for the holidays. and will be the guest of Prof. and Mrs. Edward Prince. Miss Marion Kirkpatrick left yes- terday for Ottawa to spend the Christmas season with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Kirkpatrick. Miss May Chown, "Sunnyside," has returned from New York, where she spent several weeks. Mrs. Harry Guess and Miss Harriet Guess, Sydenham, are spending ' the week-end with Mrs, L. Guess, Brock street. delicious refresh - . 0 , Mrs. Stuart Burns, Montreal, has arrived to spend Christmas with Miss Smith, William street. Miss Doris McKay, attending Havergal College, arrived on Thurs- day to spend the holidays with her arents, Mr. and Mrs. John McKay, Sydenham street. Capt, apd Mrs. Milton Van Dressar, Stuart- street, are to have as their guest over Christmas, Miss Norton. Alan Daly, Lloydminster, Sask., is expected to spend his Christmas holidays with the Misses Daly, Albert street. 3 Miss Rayson, who has been visiting in Ottawa, Toronto and Buffalo, is again in Kingston fora time, ¢ » v Miss Nan Skinner, who is now { Toronto, will leave after ristmas for California, where she will spent the remaining winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Jackson have taken an apartment at 1006 West Eighth street, Riverside, Cal., and will spend most of the winter there, . Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Newman and little son, Seldon, Victoria street, will spend Christmas with Mrs, New- man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Seldon, Exeter, Ont. : * Capt. Frank Powell, 150 King AILY BRITISH WHIG SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1919 - rir barony ... Flace¥our Order Now For Dublin Ginger Alé--English Ginger Beer, Pure Apple Cider All Brands of Domestic and Imported Cigarettes mg Works Geo,* Thompeon, Prop. Medical Science Practi- cally Unanimous as to Treatment of Colds and Influenza. Doctors are practically unanimous in Agreeing that the drugs which are used jm such cases are Aspirin, en« acetine, Quinine, Sslol, Caflein. Citfate and @amphor Monobromate. Any phy- &lolan will. tell the reader that this combination may safely be trusted in the treatment of a cold or a 'case of Grippe. It is also a combination which does quick and effective work. The objects sought by the treatment are the keeping of the system open in order that the systematic poisons gen-~ erated by the cold may be thrown off, the reducing of the feverish condi- tions accompanying the cold, the alle- viation of the clogged up condition of the head and the soreness of the lly present and the gen- eral toning up of the system. Grip ix, a preparation now on sale &t all drug stores is a combination of Just the Ingredients advised b: physi- clans for effective results. arp Fix has a record of relieving a cold in a night and &ven a cage of Grippe In 48 hours, With & box in the house full safeguard is at hand AT colds break out. fure to get the genuine Reid's Grip Pix with the formula printed on the box, It sells at 36 cents -- a small Price for a jreqtment 80 effective for' colds. On sale by all druggists. 4 XMAS Our stock of Fine Shirts, Ties, and all kinds of} Gloves is greater than we |} FRENCH IVORY FIRST SHIPMENT, NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS ' GET THE CHOUCEST GOODs SARGENTS DRUG STORE ---- MAXOTIRES IF YOU HAVE A RIM CUT ON YOUR TIRES, YOU BOUND TO HAVE TROUBLE, IF YOU DON'T PUT IN MAXOTIRE SOLD BY THE STANDARD VULCANIZING SHOP 284 ONTARIO ST. COR, QUEEN A. NEAL, MGR. "PHONE. 2050. ARE A FOR QUICK SALE Reasonable price and terms; b rick dwelling; full 3 3 y equipped; hardwood floors throughout : fu rnace, gas, electricity Py hen house; summer house; lot 66 x 132; possession 1st May, 1920. Apply to-- . . ; eT i320 HUTTON ever had. We also have a fine line of Sweaters], and Sweater Coats, both |} for Ladies and Men. If you haven't bought your Overcoat, we have a big supply of Over- coats or Fur-lined Coats, at a price to meet every- FOR YOUNG ENGINES Those young, human engines--with their healthy hundred horse-power appetites mn how they do take a slice of Toye's Bread. body's pocket. Call and see us befor purchasing elsewhere. reet, was called to Prescott yester- | diy, owing to the serious illness of hi¥ mother, Chancellor Worrell, Trinity Uni- versity, Toronto, will spend Christ- mas with his uncle, Mrs. C. 8. Kirk- patrick, toria street. Miss Janet Porteous, William street, is leaving on Tuesday to spend Ohristmas and the New Year at Ver- dun, Que., the guest of Dr, and Mrs. Carlyle Porteous, INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. nests Local Notes and Items of General Interest. Christmas fruits at Pickering's. Alco non-freeze for your radi- at Lemmon & An Edison Diamond Ambergla as an endless source of pleasure would be greatly appreciated. = Greene Music Store, sole agents. A $5 Auto-Strop razor for $3.75. Lemmon & Sons. . th a new music roll for Christmas. | t mbm emo Set TTT B arnet Lipman | Phone 467 and our salesman will call. The Up-to-date Clothing| and Men's Furnishing Store, Sh te iy The store property in Aultsville. John M. Kelly, Newmarket, is in belonging to the Kerr estate, has | Picton. He intends leaving for Flor been sold to Willlam Dennison for {ida shortly, and his brother, R. M. the sum of $1,700. Kelly, will accompany him for a trip. OO A HARA OTE + Z RTT TE TT 'A Merry Christmas' -- A good New Year to one and all and many may you see, and during all the years to come oh, happy