WEDNESDAY, JUNE, 9, 1920. TH ' E DAILY BRITISH WHIG ee ---- * Removal Notice Formerly known as Montgomery PATTON'S DYE WORKS Dye Works Has now moved to 349 Princess Street Now ready for business All kinds of Cleaning and Dye- willl be carried on as form. y. June 9, Victorian, Liverpool Te 16, Eup of France L'p"] uly 8--Victoria, Laverp'l July 14--Emp. France L'p'l From Montreal Teo June 13-Corsican Liver! June 17--8oknd'n Smt. Ant. June 19--Melita Liverpool June 33--Siclilan Glasgow June 2§, Gram'n 8mtn. ar dine 26, Scot u EXTRA FINE IN GOOD DIGEST! WH THE . FusEs TO AM I NORMAL FUNCTIONS ih WHOLE SYST Mn AND IT Tl IT 18 THEN! T AN EFFICACIOUS CORRECTIVE OULD BE USED. YOU Wi FIN is Ie out ib PARMELEE'S VEGETABLE PILLS IRE ee AGENCY FOR ALL "STEAMSHIP LINES For imformation and rates apply te J. P. Hanley, C. P. & T. A. G. T. Rall way, Kingston, Ontario. Do not be in débt to others for success, but earn it yourself. I ---- METALS EXTRA FINE IN MILEAGE A Maxwell car weighs 2,130 pounds. finest materials that may be obtained. It is made of the You cannot find in any car a better crankshaft, better hear- ings, better axles or better gears. Neither sci nor y can pr am them bett Do you know why such fine materials are used in a car like Maxwell? We had tc, Keeping its weight down and yet maintaining strength mean the use of only those extra fine steels and metals. For a metal that is light in weight and yet strong, as any user of metal knows, is a high priced metal. The use of these fine grades of steel has been the foun- dation of the business. Maxwell has grown in numbers and friends. The latter countless; the former well on the road to 400,000. ; We invite you to make your critical test of the Maxwell today, KINGSTON AUTO SALES C0. Limited Corner Brock and Montreal Sts. 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In addition to three eri- | minal cases, there is one jury and | five non-jury cases on the docket. | Judge Madden addressed the mem- | bers of the grand jury Briefly, after | the opening of the court, and asked | for a report on the three cases to be | given during the afternoon, if poss- | ible, so that the crown could pro- | ceed with the criminal cases on Wednesday morning. { J. L. Whiting, crown attorney, pre- | sented the cases to the grand jury, | of which Edwin Elliott was chosen | foreman. The court room was fairly | well filled with spectators when the | court opened. In his address to the grand jury, Yudge Madden stated that the cri- minal calendar contained three cases. | There were two charges of theft and one of indecent assault. The grand jury was out for two | hours, and on their return presented | a "true bill" in the case of Herbert | Hogan, -charged with theft of cigar- ettes; Wilson Johnson, charged with the theft of a horse; and Arthur | Byron, tharged with Indecent as-| sault on an eleven-year-old girl. The court proceeded with the jury | case first, that of James Henderson vs. J. S. Yeomans. The plaintiff and defendant are neighbors in Kingston township, and | the plaintiM"s claim is for damages | for injury to three of his thoreugh- i bull breaking into his pasture with the said heifers. Plaintiff claimed | $76 damages per heifer. C. R.. Web- ster appeared for the plaintiff, and | Messrs. Nickle, Farrel and Day for the defence. » The action was dismissed each éide paying their own costs. Boycott Colored Troops._ Berlin, June 9.--Members of the railwaymen's union have decided to refuse to work on trains carrying French 'colored troops across Ger- many to Poland, according to the Taeglische Rundschau, which states a Hemand to this effect has been presented to the German government by France. How Sickly Women ' May Get Health It they could only ve made to see that half their ills are caused by im- pure blood, it wouldn't take long to cure them with Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Truly a wonderful medicine that in- vigorates, strengthens, renews. Every tired, worn out, woman that tries Dr. Hamilton's Pills will im- 'prove rapidly, will have better color, increased appetite and better diges- tion. . No better rebuilding tonic can be found than Dr. Hamilton's Pills which are safe, mfld and health giv- ing. For forty years Dr. Hamilton's Pills have been America's most val- ued family medicine, 25¢ per box at all dealers. | the Parliamentary Secretary for Ex- bred heifers by the defendant's scrub | tal nC UNION WITH CANADA. West Indies Grow Anxious for Closer Relations, The visit of Mr. Frank H. Keefer, ternal Affairs of the Canadian Gov- ornient, has necessarily given some fillip to the copsideration of our | eventual reiations with the Dominion, says the Daily Argosy of Georgetown, 'Demerara. Mr. Keefer was-only ini British, Guina for a few days and, | although his visit was an unofficial 1H one, he made it quite clear that he |! was entirely in favor of a commer | cial unten between this country and | nada. The impression he made was | a singularly good one and his utter- ances on the subject were so logical || and so well supported by facts that | he confirmed to a considerable degree | the conviction already extensively | held that such a union would be of || mutual advantage. This is one of the || questions which he will hear discuss-|| ed at.the conference of the Associat- [i ed Chambers of Commerce, and we || fancy that the verdict which that eon- || ference will pass on the project will | | be sufficiently 'unanimous to give an unmistakeable mandate to both Gov- || ernments to proceed to formulate a scheme for its consummation. | deliberations of the conference in this || respect will be watched with the' greatest sympathy by the people of | the West Indies who are daily bur- || dened by severe economic disabilities. So far as British Guiana is concerned, || it is fairly obvious that our geo- graphical position and local eircum- | stances make some form of union ad- || visable. Our exports are few and spe} cial; our imports are varied and dom | | prise practically all the necessities] | of life. It is vital to our interests that || we should secure a safe market for || our exports to maintain the colony's trade. One of the best methods of securing this is by a system of Im- preference and it is heartening to notice that is the opinion of Lisut.« Col. Amery, the Under-Secretary of State for thevColonies, that the Brit- ish Government will not readily for- sake this principle. But preference naturally involves mutual obligations and if we are to sell in a British market we must buy in a British market. If British ships are to carry our products to British ports, the same ships must come back to us loaded with commodities of British origin, That is the gospel of Em- pire and the gospel to which we have all subscribed. It has especial force as between British Guiana, and the United States. The later has a nosthern some and a tropical sone and can thus supply almost complete- ly its own wants, especially since its qui t of Porto Rico. Canada produces only northern products, British Guiana only tropical products. Our exports are in fact dissimilar, but complementary and, being both of the Empire, it would seem the natural consequence that we should be close customers. But what are the actual facts For every dollar's worth of goods 'the United States purchases from British Guiana, Guiana r~ mous extent of forty cent. So long yo ye ary iiged 10 purchase tro merica, we are assist up the oust of HYine aut Meany own restoration of a normal tion of trade. America protects self and her markets by a high tariff wall. Why should not we secure our interests and reduce the cost of liv- ing by a mutual preference? There is little doubt that the opinion of the people of the West Indies is over- poksi- bility of American polttieal aggres- sion, and however strenuous may be the disclaimers from W: ly there is sufficient prima facie evi- dence to keep us om our guard. In Jamaica, for instance, there has been a& very conscipuous wave of pro- America enth and this is, we must presume, resuit of propa- ganda rather than of any spontan- Sous convietion of an hitherto leyal island. While we welcome American trade and enterprise in the West In- dies where sweh is of to us, we must say in all candor that we do 80 in an absolutely seifish spirit and with the reservation that such trade shall not prejudice the political or commercial interests of the Bm- pire. As a result of our participation | in the war and of America's partiei- in the West Indies and we have to marshal our forces to meet hbr. ada can be of assistance both com mercially and politically. She is an established Atlantic . broiling, baking, are ornaments in every kitchen. They are well made and well finished. For froning--for every cook- ing purpose--Summer or Winter, the New Perfection Oil Cook Stove has no equal. The New Perfection Oven insures uniform good results in baking or roasting. 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