IRID.TY, OCTOBER 28, 192Y. | ar [--S Prevention The "FLU" weather is here, We are showing a splendid assortment i : of i and the one real, reliable pre- ll paration to combat the "Flu" is | DR. HICKEY'S MIXTURE Antiseptic and healing for Coughs and Colds. 25 cents L. T. BEST Prescription Druggist. Phone 50 - - Open Sundays ||| OP STERLING PHOTO FRAMES in all sizes, from min- iature to full size por- trait These are very beau- tifully made and very reasonably priced Diamonds Watches Rings. 'apne seowel ) uncommon words--maybe, but very common causes of HEADACHE zz || SMITHBROS. these causes and give Jewelers - Limited IMMEDIATE Established 1540. | RELIEF ; Registered Opticians | Before consulting the physi- clati, before using medicines and drugs, come and see us. If your headache is caused by |} | eye strain we cure it THROUGH PROPER GLASSES A if DENTAL PARLORS: Keeley Jr, M.0.D.0. | 183 PRINCESS STREET Optometrist and Optician, | KINGSTON, ONTARIO Princess Street. | We specialize on:--Painless Extrac- 3 doors above the Opera Hous | tion, Latest Treatment of Pyorrhea, QUEBEC HEATERS We can supply you with a Heater that will fill your requirements, both with or without oven; also fitted with waterfront. OAK HEATERS A Heater that will give lots of heat and require very little attention. Call and see the different styles of Heaters, McKelvey & Birch, Limited Phone 237 - - .~ = Kingston BOYCE MOTO METERS YOUR CAR DESERVES ONE Attached to your radiator cap in 10 minutes MOTO METER | ou | ; 90 tee is composed of Miss Flossie Grey, i! THE HALLS Of QUEEN S Miss Anita Martin, H. E. Searle, E. = ll | volunteer movemont at Queen's is pq making various small additions ENGLISH i Dr. Nash's "Junior" ; "FORD' » MODEL MODEL pices on Totes atmos, SDSS 7118 Regular equipment on on smaller cars. gave $10.00 $500 $3.50 ACCESSORIES WORTH WHILE MOORE'S THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. J Mcllraith and A. G. Hamilton. Students Volunteer Movement A feature of the work around the --Medical Supervisor Is [university buildings thé fall has B | been the gang of men who have been Kept Busy. {under the'direction of J. Bews, sup- mt iervisor of buildings,' keeping the | The programme of the students' |; j1qings in a condition of repair an ambitious one and is being start |, the form of cupboards and shel- ed with much enthusiasm. The ses-| yes ang doing minor repairs. | sion's programme was started with : {the addresses of Professor Mori. | The wisdom of the university au- {son and Dr. Fraser Campbell. thorities in appointing a medical Discussion groups will meet fort-!advisor to supervise the health of { nightly throughout the year and the students is evident to one who | discuss in various student rooms! notes the line up waiting to consult throughout the city, the topics|the physician at his office. The lad- | which will be the following week, tes report in the mornings and the {at union gatherings, discussed by men in the afternoons. Due to the | prominent men in the religious life fact that the services of the advisor {of the university" The group lead- are easily available, in many cases {ers have been appointed as follows: colds and minor sicknesses are {D. K. Faris, J. A. McKinnon, C. C.|checked before they have been al- | Gilbert, A. E. Duffield, F. A. Knox|lowed to advance to any more seri- jand J. T. M. Wilson. Several of ous conditions. {these men were in attendance at | the Students' Christian Movement] The steel of the rink is being er- | Conference at Muskoka and there re-|ected in very nearly the space of {ceived inspiration which has led to time which it was estimated that it | the formulation of the programme | would require, namely, that by the for the year's work. The ladies are! end of this week the work would be {also forming study groups. The completed, Such remarkable time {next speaker before the combined! has been made this week that chan- | groups will be Professor Matheson. | ges are almost noticeable to the on- {| The men's singles. tennis tourna-|looker from hour to hour. The won- ment has been advancing to the derful speed and daring with which | | finals slowly, struggling through'the workmen go about their work on | | wet weather spells and getting ahead the steel framework is a matter of | | when the courts are in good condi-| considerable comment. The third of | tion. At the present time I. Mec-! the large frames, of which there are | Lachlan, R. M. Maybee and E. L.|about six, has been fitted in place. | | McLachlan are in the third round,| These are rivetted together and then (and George Stewart has played into!raised in position by the crane. the fourth. The representatives of | Queen's at the tourney at McGill The tunnel job is also making no- | could not be picked from the results|ticeable progress. The tunnel has {of the tournament at the college on! been completed well dowp through |account of the lateness in getting the universfty grounds, and this | started, and the early date of the part is now being filled in so that the | meet, but the players had to be chos-' tennis courts can be cleared. The {en from previous years' experience.|{ workmen excafating are in the hos- {It for some time has been noticed! pital grounds, where considerable | that the courts at Queen's are inade-| blasting is being done as the rock {quate for the number of students level is not very far from the sur- [ wishing to play and the courts being] tace. of grass are at the mercy of the rainy weather. A few years ago The social evening, which during when the intercollegiate meet was to| the past few years has come into | Rave been played at Queen's and the vogue as the undergraduates' social players had to go to McGill in order | event, gives promise of being as po- to get courts on which they would |pular as ever again this year. The all agree to play, as rainy weather | first one is being held this Friday prevailed at the time, clay courts|and practically every year in the were agitated but so far nothing has| college will take advantage of bol-| materialized. stering its funds by holding such an "The Working Creed of the Mod-| event. The three faculty dances ern Student" is" the subject bf the|and the returned men's ball are the {address at the university next Sun- big dances held by the students' so- day, and will be given by R. i during the session. Campney, president of the alma mater society, who graduated last spring, and is in attendance at the In order to fulfill a long-needed college of education, Toronto. Mr.| want of bulletin accommodation, at Campney will give a student's|the request of the alma mater society | | thoughts on religion, In the pro-|the university authorities are erect- | gramme of services to be held this ing bulletin boards at the corner of | | winter the subjects will be spoken of University avenue and Union street, | |from various standpoints. Principaljin front of Nicol hall, and in front | | Taylor has addressed communica-|of the old arts building. The college | tions fo the various years asking the| made the request that posters be students' assistance in making these |not put on the trees so the students Sunday afternoon services a great|asked that suitable boards be erect- success. ed. yn -- Next week's social evening will be given on Thursday evening by the final year in Science. The commit- -- The freshman years will be the guests of the various years in arts at 'their year meetings as is the cus- tom, The years take turn about in being at home to the freshman years, and to each othdr. At the meeting of the Levana so- ciety, Wednesday afterhoon, two de- bates between the girls of "22 and '23 and "24 and 25 were heard. The juniors and freshettes were the winners and will debate for final honors at a later date, Headaches Gone Peihaps you can imagine what this mea.. to one who had suffered terribly w. * headaches for ten years. Read about it i+ this latter. Mrs. Tena A. Sith, Country Harbor Cross Roads, - N. S., writes : "1 feel that if anyone can recom mend Dr. Chase's medicines | certainly can. | suffered for ten years from severe headaches, and although I took all kinds of headache powders they just relieved me at the time. | became very nervous and run-down, and every- thing seemed to trouble me. | have taken eighteen boxes of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food and it has made an en- gd 5 4 3 i : DAINTY MISS GUNRUD WwW ERG Dancing comedienne with the Fantas- tic Musical Comedy. "Some Girl," at the Grand, Tuesday, Vv. lst. 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