WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1vz0. ue 3 _THE DAILY BRITISH W HIG. New Fall Suits BI: ad Overcoats Prices ranging from $28.00 to $65.00 George Van Horne Phone 362w. 213 PRINCESS ST. (Opposite Grand Opera, House) i | | "GIFTS THAT LAST" | | | For Fall Weddings | | Three and four piece Silver Tea Services ..$45.00 up | Bakers, Ple i Plates F you cannot depend upon Casseroles and your eyes do not run the risk of a complete break down of the delicate eye- muscles--have the exterior and interior of your eye- mechanism examined by our Sandwich Plates | { | | reliable optometrist. We " | | | Trays . and Bread ing. If you need bifocals we will suggest fused lenses that give the appearance of one lens. Our moderate prices will interest you. will determine 'your visual » Kinnear & d'Esterre acuity for near and far see- Jewellers Princess and Wellington Sts. Marriage Licenses Issued. LJ. ' OY AA A A BURGLARY INSURANCE | New absolutely essential, Rates-- C. S$. KIRKPATRICK 36 Claremce Street The House of Better Glasses + Opposite the Post Office Phone 609. KINGSTON. W. H. STEVENSON HORSE SHOER and BLACKSMITH, Waggons and Trucks Repaired. © Prices moderate. TEMPERANCE HOTEL YARD Angrove's Repairs Scales, Talking Machines, Bicycles, Baby Carriages, Lawa Mewers, ete. We do repair work right and guarantee satisfaction. QUEEN STREET. 197 WELLINGTON STRERT i | DeskLamps and Table Lamps For Students. | Finnigan, Heman Willard, Sam Reid. 'K. Tugwell. | Al | 2 year old bull, Wm. | Donald, Robt. | Fleming, Wm. Glen, Jr. Ducks, | man Willard, {| Marshall. { Marshal. | ing. | Speers. Robt. { shall. Rhode Island Red chickens, W. | Amherst Island Fair Prize Lis The llowing 'is the list of mem- bers awarded prizes at the Amherst nn ual fair held at Stella on Sth. , Heman ki ;Heman Wil- ; colt, Heman Wellard, Vili Marshell. Two- year-old colt, y Howard, Sam Miller, William | Marshall. Three-year-old colt, Sam. Miller, ~Percy Howard. Team, Miller Alva Cochrane, William Mar- shall Gene D. Fip é Year ling ¢ colt, R. D. Finnigan ral purpose class--Sucking colt gan, R. D. Glen, Geo. Beggs it, Ross Filson. Mare and Glen, Heman Willard, D. Two-year-old colt, colt, John Kilpatrick, Eddie Kilpat- ick, P. Howard, Team, George How- ig D. Caughey, P. Tugwell. Roadsters-- Roadster st#llion, Wm. McDonald, roadster 2 year old colt, Wm. Glen Jr., roadster, 3 year old colt, Wm. Cochrane, roadster, team, | Harold McCaugherty, Ben 'Wemp, | Ross Filson. Single roadster, Mou-| tiag Wemp, Walter Wemp, Allen Mec-! Ginnis. Single carriage, Sam Miller, | G. A. Hitchins, Fred. Richards. Best singte horse in harness, Moutray | Wemp. Best turnout driven by a lady, | Moutray Wemp, Fred Neilson, Thos. Cochrane. Grade cattle--Yearling ex. Speer, Robt, Marshall, Marshall, 2 year old heifer, Wm. Marshall, Robert Marshell. Milch cow, Wm. Marshall, Robt. Marshall. Thoroughbred cattle -- Durham | yearling bull, Sam Miller, Durham, 3 | yearling bull, Robt Fleming. Holstein | yearling bull Morrison Scott. Holstein Cochrane. Hol- | stein, heifer calf, Robt. Marshall. Holstein yearling heifer, Robt. Mar- shall. Holstein, 2 year old heifer, | Wm. Cochrane. Holstein milch cow --~W m. shall, Robt. Marshall. F. P. Instant's special | Durham Bull was won by Sam Miller. | Mar- | Sheep, long wool--Ram. two shears | or over, W. A. Scott. Ewe lamb, 1920, Ben. Wemp, W. A. Scott, Year- | ling ewe, Ben Wemp. Sheep short wool--Ram of 1920, Alex. Speers. Ram, two shears or over, W,. A. Scott, Ewe lamb, 1920, W. A: Scott. Ewe two shears or over, W. A. Scott. Pigs--Brood sow, R, Sow pig, Edward Reid. Poultr; yandotte fowl, | Robt. Fleming, Heman Willard. McMaster. horn chicks, Alex. Speers, Wm. Mec- | Marshall. Geese, Robt. Robt. Plymouth Rock chickens, Wm. Marshall, D. H. Filson, W. H. Common fowl, Common fowl chickens, Fleming, Robt. Alex. Mar- H. Moutray. Grain and Seeds.--Barley, Alex. Reid, Sam Reid. Sam Miller, Spring | Wheat, Robt. Fleming, Sam Reid, W. J. Glen. Oats, E. Reid, R. Fleming, Wm. Glen Jr. Large Peas, R. Flem- | ing, Alex. Reid, Wm. Glen, Jr. Field Peas, Alex. Reid. Timothy Seed, { Alex. Reid, Sam Reid, Wm. Glen, Jr. | White Beans, Jane Finnigan, D. Cau- ghey, D. Finnigan. Colored Beans, D. Roots and hoed crop--Doz. ears of corn, Robert Fleming, William J. Glen. Silo corn, William J. Glen. White potatoes, Robert Fleming, W. H. Moutray, William Hill. Colored potatoes, Sam Reid, Ben Wemp, S. Field Carrots, Robert Fleming. Pair squash, W. H. Mout- 'ray. Mangolds, Heman Willard, Rob- | 'ert Fleming. Yellow turnips, P, How- lard, Robert Fleming, Sam Miller. | Pumpkins, Alexander Reid, Alexan- H. W. NEWMAN ELECTRIC C0. | 167 Princess Street. WE ARE WRECKING 'ELEVATOR AT FOOT OF GORE STREET and have Lumber, Windows, Galvanized Siding and Nails for sale at bargain prices. S. Anglin & Co. OR Special Boys' Black Box Calf and Tan Grain Boots --just the thing for school wear and at a "special bargain $2.99 Allan M. Reid, SHOE STORE {der Spiers, William Cochrane. Yel- low Globe mangold, Robert Fleming. MOTHER! "California, Syrup of Figs" Child's Best Laxative Accept "California'" Syrup ot Figs only--look for the name California on the package, them you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love its fruity taste. Full diiections on each bottle. You must say "Cali- tornia." iy Sam | Alex | | Reid, Heman Willard, Three-year-old heifer, | Wm. | for best | Fleming, Robt. | Tomatoes, Robert Fleming, Willian , Glen. { Fall apples, John Kilpatrick, Sam Miller, D. Finnigan. Winter apples, hah Miller, Rcbert Fleming. ng beets, R.uert Fleming. {pe long beets, W. J. Glen, William Cochrane, W. H. Moutray. Cabbage, {Robert Fleming, W. J. Glen, Ben | Wemp. Onions, William Cochrane, IW H. Moutray. Parsnips, Robert Fleming, Sam Miller, W. H. Moutray Red garden carrots, Sam Miller, W. {H. Moutray, Alexander Spiers. Ladies' work--Butter in crock, D. IPinnigar, william Glen, Jr., Robert { Fleming. Butter in prints, William Glen, Jr. Loaf of bread, Jane Finni- igan, W. J. Glen, William Glen, Jr. | Eletn buns, Jane Finnigan, D. Finni- | gan, Will jam Glen, Jr. W. J. Glen. Layer Cake, Sam Miller, William Glen, Jr., W. H. Moutray. Bottle of wine, Sam Miller. Canned | berries, Jane Finnigan, D. Finnigan, H. McCaugherty. Canned peaches, {Hugh Glen, D. Finnigan, W. H. Mout- ray. Canned plums, D. Finnigan, William Glen, Jr., Robert Fleming. Bouquet flowers, Jane Finnigan, D. Finnigan, W. H. Moutray. Bouquet asters, W. H. Moutray, S. K. Tugwell. {Free hand pencil drawing, W. J. {| Glen, Sam Miller, Hugh Glen. Patch work quilt, William Glen, Jr, E | Kilpatrick, Bessie McDonald. Fine {knitted wool socks, William Glen, Jr, {Jane Finnigan, D. Finnigan. Coarse {knitted wool socks, Jane Finnigan, | Finnigan, William Glen, Jr. Ladies' |woollen mitts, D. Finnigan, E ic | Sam Reid. Floor mat, D. Finn Sofa pillow, D. Caughey, D. Finniga Solid embroidery, William Clen Jr., E. Kilpatrick, Bessie Nc "Donald; colored embroidery, William Clen, Jr., D. Caughey; white centrepiece, Edward Reid, Bessie McDonald William Glen, Jr.; colored c&ntre- piece, D. Caughey, William Glen, Jr.: crochet centrepriece, Reid, Willlam Glen, Jr.; { Eddie Reid, William Glen, Jr, sie McDonald; | ton, William Glen, Jr. | Donald, Edward Kilpatrick; | work in wool, William Glen, Jr; {fancy knitting, D. Caughey, W. H. | Moutray; table mats, William Glen, Jr.; spec. button holes, Glen, Jr., Jane Finnigan, Caughey; spec. sewing work, William Glen, Jr. | gan, Jane Finnigan; | work, Robert Reid, William | Jr., Edward Reid; children's pencil | drawing, Sam Miller; children's | penmanship, Sam Miller, W. H. WH W. H. Moutray, Jog- D. Finni- Sam Mille: Miller. R CHA. OFFICERS' POSTS | Turkeys, Wm. Glen, Jr. White Leg-| | Capt. Finney to R.M.C. Lieut. Hird, R.C.H.A. Ride ing Instructor. | 'Two appointments which will be of | | Moutray. Plymouth Rock fowl, Robt. | interest to many Kingstonians, have Robt, Flem- | been announced by divisional head- |quarters. The appointments are: Captain W. J. Finney, | tor in artillery, and Lieut. Hird as { riding instructor for the Royal Cana- dian Horse Artillery. Both these officers served with the R. C. H. A. for years, and upon the | declaration of war volunteered for {service, and immediately proceeded overseas, where they won their com- missions while fighting in France. Captain Finney was battery ser- geant-major of "B' Battery in 1914, and proceeded overseas with that unit, - In 1916 in recognition of his services he was granted a commission and posted to the Reserve Artillery in England, and in 1917 he command- ed the Canadian School of Artillery yin France. He was later promoted to |the staff of the Second Divisional Ar- | tillery, a» position which he held ° *3 | demobilization. Upon returning ioverseas, Capt. Finney was poste ) the Royal Military College as instruc- tor in artillery. For his services |overseas he was awarded the O. B. E. Lieut. Hird, who is the new riding master of the R. C. H. A., like Capt. | Finney, served in the ranks of that | unit. For his services in France he { was granted the commissioned rank. | Hig record in France was such that | he was granted the M.C. He was | three times wounded. Before coming to: Canada, Lieut. Hird served with Sweet buns, | pomm------ D. | Robert | tatting, | crochet work in cot- | Bessie Mec- | crochet | William | D. | machine | children's hand sewing, | OD, DB a STUDENTS! We carry a stock of Refills for Loose Leaf Note Books 'Dance Programmes and Invitations A Specialty Printing of all kinds | Phone 292 for our representative to call "BRITISH WHIG Job Dept. When You Get up "tired as a dog" and sleep is full of - ugly dreams you need assortment of | Glen, to the staff of | the Royal Military College as instruc- | Fatigue is the result of poisons produced by exercise or failure to digest food proper- ly, and eliminate it promptly with the aid of liver and kidneys. | the British army and took a "rough ! riding" course in India. The steamer Jex cleared on Wed- nesday for Oswego, to load coal for Kingston. The steamer Pawnee was in port on Wednesday morning on her way down to Montreal. The steamer Joyland, loaded with grain on her way to Montreal, ran ashore near Garden Island, Monday night, but was released by the Don- nelly Wrecking Company and went on to Montreal Wednesday. The steamer Buena Vista arrived from bay ports, with grain for Rich- ardson's elevator. Dre: MacTavish Moderator. Rev. W. 8. MacTavish, B.D., Ma- oc, was elected moderator of the resbyterian Synod of Toronto and TWICE TOLD TALES Kingston. He was formerly minister of Cooke's church, Kingston. TEN YEARS AGO. The city council was caught in a good humor last night and Ald. Gra- ham persuaded them to call for ten- ders for steam heating for the city buildings. The people of the city are warned not to use unboiled water for table or cooking purposes. The water shows signs of being polluted with typhus bacilli, Rev. Dr, Abramovitz laid the cor- aor stone of the .new Kingston Jew- ish Synagogue of Queen street, on Monday afternoon. Mayor Couper NRSTES. Holland and Hamilton 'Edgar, of the aig, and John Craw- ford, of Elliott Brothers, have just returned from a visit to Ottawa. Fine samples of gold have been found at Clarendon. A number of Kingston men have formed a com- News of Kingston TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO. Pay your water rate and save the discount. While the pelice were guarding the Sir John A. memorial other night, six stores were entered' by burglars and looted. The G.T.R. track from the inner to the outer stations is being clean- ed up by sectionmen. John Wright has started a sub- scription list for the ily in Kala- dar left destitute by Dr, Erie, Bell, Pennsylvania, who comes here as head of the veterinary coe ool, will bring with him a fine string of thoroughbred horses and will import. more in the spring. Power. "Mount Cheaney. a of P. Fowl and pany to work the mine. 3 < ¥ men drove out for the sport. IN MARINE CIRCLES | No Fear Now of Indigestion A Host of People Seem to Thrive on What Used to Provoke Indiges- tion Before They Learned of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. 'When the stomach becomes sour, with gassiness and heartburn due to indigestion or dyspepsia relief may be had by one or two Stuart's Dys- pepsia Tablets. Simply ley them, no hot water nor any othe Miers for a stomach perhaps already too much overcrowded. These tablets supply to the stom- ach the alkaline effect which is what relieves the sour acid condition. They also contain pancreatin to help digest the starchy foods such as pota- toes, rice, oatmeal, white flour, ete. Get a 60 cent box of Stuart's Dys- pepsia Tablets, have them on hand at all times and thus have no fear of indigestion or dyspepsia. The fact that these tablets are on sale everywhere in the U. S. and Canada shows how generally recog- nized they | | a ---- £ Ba Ladies' Spats in grey, fawn, taupe, brown and black; prices, from cee. 2. $2.00 to $4.00. We are showing a Pearl Grey 12-Button Spat --regular $3, that we are clearing at . . $1 95 Wear Spats with your low Shoes and save doctor bills. Abernethy's Shoe Stor SASL SATA EERE ERA RCE RERR REE OORT LULL LL UL Ld. BRASS BEDS, SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES all ITI BRASS BEDS--Handsome continuous post and ball cornered Brass Beds. SPRINGS--Hercules and Leggett and Platt Spiral Spring; also the popu- lar Box Spring and Mattress. MATTRESSES--Imperial' Kapok Ma ttresses. thorough treatment steaming process. --WE GUARANTEE THEM-- JAMES REID Phone 147 for Service. ICE CREAM Of the very Best Quality 'We make a specialty of serving the best 'and purest Ice Cream. Call in and we feel sure you can prove this yourself. SAKELL'S NEXT TO GRAND OPERA HOUSE Kapok must be given a The Leading Undertaker. mm N PURITY BRAND FREE RUNNING TABLE SALT ' THE SALT THAT SATISFI MADE IN CANADA MCALLISTER & DRAKE PRINCESS STREET GARAGE Automobile repairs done right: .. Let us re-bore your cylinders. Satisfaction guaranteed. Service calls promptly attended to. We sell White Gasoline and Rolls Royce Motor Oils. 593 Princess St. Phone 1750. Phone Res. 1246). TRY THE BEST PACKAGE TEA PURE CHARM FLAYORY. | Sold by all Good Grocers. CEYLON .......... 30 cents package JAPAN ............ 33 cents package ) Quality guaranteed.