OTT EY TT i a Tn A . -. i ai . PAGE THIRTEEN THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG == MOIR WIS NOE = oh - ? : PRECIATIVE . LETTER soos) | \ Amon 'X as Ca 8 { Ye a r S O f : | > PATRIOTIC FUND WORK. | FB oe --rg nm yioens me W. F. Nickle Is Honorary Secretary k= | ! 2 ) | ma Service | Federal Emergency Fund--1Im- | : TEAS \ i "gu i 3 : | possible For Government to Build : re a i Nr HR ] hn a Sl = H F} : Up Equal Organization. { Be | TR ; fa HA fh } . >! "It would be impossible for the | - FETS ¢ k y ! y Re Nil EN] | The foundation stone of any Bank's government to build up an organiza- | PEER A Cia q ATER | 1 : tion equal to yours within the very | : - We : ) Pe PY IE HH HH RR success must be service to the public. : limited périod that will elapse before | Ey ! AAR | = demands are made for assistance," | 2 The 87 years of steady growth of = says Sir Robert Borden in a letter | . : : : Es /. F. Nickle, K.C., h 2 this Bank, its steady increase in assets 3 i To eke, KO. Sungravy ses eso >: relative to the Federal ,Emergency and .r Urces. are a measure of the Fuud for the relief of unemployed sound) consistent, friendly service it ex-members of the forces. The extends to its customers. PHme initials loiter tallows: **May I take this opportunity of ex- May we not serve you, too? > pressing to you my profound satisfac- tion that the Canadian Patriotis] J Fund has agreed to undertake the --THE = administration of the appropriation . provided by Parliament for the relief of ex-members of the forces, who. Bank of Nova Scotia through no fault of their own, are|' : - unable to secure employment during , 3 the coming winter. : Paid-up Capital - § 0,700,000 A. N. LYSTER "My pleasure is intensified when I Reserve Fund ~ - 18,000,000 Manager recall the wonderful effort and still Kiogsion Branch Po. = more wonderful accomplishment of your organizetion during the period of the war. 1 believe it holds a re-| cord of endeavor and fulfillment | which has not been surpassed. in any | country of the world. This record is | due to the many public-spirited ecit- izens of Canada, both men anad wo- men, who have devoted themselves to this work. It would be impossible for the Government to build up an Ln BONG ru sim, hin min " ! 4 7 Fires Break Out [memos EH TE] and thieves break in. Don't risk the cre dymanis ate made Top first, or invite the second, by keeping Vier reed 1p asking You to money in the house, Barer Srersian, Put it in The Merchants Bank, ' |i Goirmxmembers of the forces, where it will be safe from loss-- ign se Wh I - ==4 of the various local committees of S INOOPING always available--and earn interest the Canadian Patriotic Fund will ------ understand the situation 'and will ) at highest current rates, add still further to the debt which THE MERCHANTS BANK |i diribr bier -- 8 for their unselfish and unremitting | y 3 : - re mip efforts in the past. Wiil you please | IT HAPPENS TN s Bast RecuLATRD FAMILY Ba Head Office: Montreal, OF CANADA. Established 1864, convey to them from all my col: | LOOK HENRY = 18N'T AND | WANT You Te KINGSTON BRANCH, . . . H. A. TOFIELD, Manager. leagues and especially from myself THIS ENVELOPE A GAZE UPON THIS Say MAUD - | SEE PARHAM AND VERONA BRANCHES, . J. W. McCLYMONT, Manager. our warm appreciation of their wil- i] PERFECT DEAR . PERFRCH-LY. HERE WHERE A MAN Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at Kingston Branch, lingnees to undertake thelr patriotic | Gor IT ve : ! @ 4 OUT IN MINNESOTA and highly important duty in co- BS 2e8s. AR sl SOLD A Cow FOR operation with the Government. re SA 4 ©igo00® -- " "It Is thoroughly understood, of J Soiet epee ; H = 4 } course, that the co-operaion of the = . Canadian Patriotic Fund with the > 1 Government, in this duty, will not CHRISTM AS 1919 } |in any way interfere with or affect | : y ® | the original or present control of | activities of your organization, in! the disbursement of moneys derived - = The President Directors and Officers of [| | from public subscriptions The ar | rangement which yod have accept- ' ed relates solely to the administra- tion of the appropriation provided TH E Rn 0 YA L BAN K by Parliament, as above mentioned. "Believe me, yours sincerely, "(Signed) R. L. BORDEN." OF CANADA | or BR Wo. £ h A Distinguished Surgeqn Returns to 1 ] Canada. desire to offer to the Customers Brockville MA arise as. ' . se amount ok a " and Friends of the Bank Best ~ SOmIning An James world war : AREN'T THass TiS DARLING VEST YAN ENVELOPE ~ A | Wishes for a Ha Christm and incidentally making a name for 7 KNICKERS Too SWEET) | GoT For STELLA sl TEDDY BEAR- J . PPY a8 himself as one of the most skilled ton ANYTHING T- ISN'T IT Too CuTe KNICKERS Jno A surgeons in the Empire, Major Am- MEY'RE FOR y= EST ALL ROLLED and a Prosperous New Year brose L. Lockwood, MD.. has te. 9 ? NTO ONG ~ on turtped to his home in Westport. He ; VEST!) YN i was taking post-graduate work in ' - Berlin when the war broke out, but geese = | managed to evade arrest and made 4 his way into Holland, Just five days . : after reaching Holland he arrived NEW YORK FRUIT AND [|S es mie iui : th the British forces, embarking ! for France. - Major Lockwood's suc- CONFECTIONERY STORE ||m i fine shiontual "vo surgery became widély recognized. y In 1816 the phenomenal. . develop- ME-MAD! RS, FRE! ment of thoracle-surgery, for which HOME E CANDIES, BH DAILY he was largely responsible, won him WATCH SATURDAY FOR SPECIALS IN CHOCOLATES an international reputation. In ré- LC : cognition of his service he received 814 PRINCESS ST, PHONE 1408, the D.8.0., the Military Cross and | was three times mentioned in de- spatches. He also wears the Mons Star, You Need Not Tolerate BRITE A AmNITRY. , . ¥ the inconyenience of a itn Se ianiat_ MLE. For co when a few doses London, Dec. 24.----Major George ugh, of Clement Tryon. Unionist member .of Ne : . 5 ; Parkament for Brighton, has been Sy ITS A VER AVI ToL appointed to succeed Brig.-Gen. LETS Gar Dowpn ir IMPORTANT Yeu - were You I Tin weg ConFERBNCE- JUST WHISPER IN VELL of nS EAR , <b J on I RR 0.) Alr Ministry. ARE RUNNING Pow : . Gen. Seeley resigned his post as ON FUNDS -WE HAVE A 20,000,000, 00 SEE A Soul' ead of the "Afr Ministry = last ONLY 000 IN ND "§$Su month, and took a seat on the Op- Te 3 Gojacv, Bo e '{ position bench in . 2 4 '| John E. B. Seeley as head of the To BUSINESS- we i : Tr : > THAT Vo) Ougn? To. FLoap 8 HE won T JIM IS HERE wiTH [{ i728) the House of Commons. Major Tryon is a son of the late Vice-Admiral Tryon. ------------ News of Picton.' | Picton, Dec. 20.--The commence- ment exercises were held last evening at the Collegiate Institute. J. E. Ben- son, who succeeded G. D. Platt as cL 3 22 public school inspector over five { = 2 id 4 a0 , wil /] years ago, has secured a more lncra- J | rs 1 x ) 7 7 J ; SS "| (Al wy tive position at Windsor, J. M. Kelly 0 of Newmarket, has been visiting his 7 3 W brother, Malcolm Kelly, King street, 1 f ; ol SY Mr. Kelly futends spending the win- | + 1 7 ; | ; Sin ter in Florida. QO. A. Burley recently . , - i by brought down three new cars which 2 : he has g S014 Jere. : . : gv Herbert David and his mother aN 2 4 ROS (mms ; AL were regent town visitors. Stamford | TT a - LLL iar, 4 LD ng: Warr! made a visit to the chil- : ; : mae deems v : dren at the orphanage a few days. Ne tae i] v New TnsRe Ss A) ago. G. Minaker has sold his Main AYS HE : AND | GOTTA dive ; MOTHER | .| Street property to E. Stafford. = Mr. HAS A PACKAGE 5 ; On ' Jacques, Toronto, and Mr. Kelly are . FoR You SiR. 2 : | Ey . rs, Sun i «| 8M around in the victory foan inter | | esta, ARON, recent town visitors | A 'were: Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Woods ¥ ; : Mr. MeLesn, headmaster in the Napanee Collegiate; appeared before the board and asked for ap in {in salary. 'It was {hereassd t5 $2. 000 per year. beginaing on January 1st, 1920, until his contract expires in midsummer. H. 8. Bowden, deputy-resve 4: | Pembroke, has announced definiters that he will he & candidate 'for the mayoralty for 1929. ; Dr, Scheldeamun. Germs eg chansellor, hus Peen slected Burge. | master of Cassel. eS %