SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1922, v 'MARCH CHAPS | .Our Saper-Borated Cream of Witch Hazel is the most soothe ing and healing preparation of its kind. | i A few applications will work wonders on rough, chapped hands or face. In large bottles .. L. T. BEST Dispensing Druggist and efficiently, - ae ov msm, i "on. H. A. STEWART I Dental Surgeon, Wishes 'to announce that he has resumed il his practice, cor. Wel- | | lington and Princess i i i desired. Our Repair Department is in splendid shape to look after any repairs to either Watches, Clocks, Jewelry or Spectacles promptly We have an excellent staff of watchmakers, capable of repairing the highest grades of Watches. We are glad at any time to give estimates and designs on any re- modeling of Jewelry or new work THE DAILY BRI |Wowaet patiERY 15 | NOW BETTER THAN EVER As People Learn of Home Pro- | duct the Demand Spreads Rapidly. As the automobile season hums along at a faster and faster rate with the coming of spring, the Monarch | Battery Company, formed in this | city but a short time ago, finds the || demand for its product increasing so | rapidly that it is difficuit to keep up | to it. [Early in the winter, before | there were any signs of mild weather, and when the plant of the company was yet in the first stages of construction," the orders for these batteries surprised the most optimis- tic members of the company. Now 'they have no time to be surprised, 80 busy are they trying to keep up With the demands. There are several reasons for this state of affairs. the battery itself is so fine a piece of | work that it at once appeals to the (motorist who knows anything dbout | what he is buying, and, after he has | purchased it, he at once tells his | friends what it is, where he got it, | and the satisfaction he has obtained | from its fine sérvice. To one ac- | quainted with the finer points of bat- | teries it shows up at once as a super- ior article. One glance at the plates | and posts, the fine finishing of them, ! and the special work which precludes In the first place, |} TISH WHIG. EE m TO- PROBS:--Sunday, showers, partly fair and milder: 2 : - LAST CALL TO Steacy's Sensational Made in Canada Sale Positively your last chance to share in these sensational bar- IGHT FIRE o o gains. Shop here to-night and save like hundreds of other peo- ll Streets. Phone 2092. __ple, who have found Steacy's Made-in-Canada Sale the greatest any possibility of leakage, tells this story. J _Dr. H. A. Stewart mm |For Saturday and Next Week Choice White Fish ... .15c. Ib. Salt Herring Homemade Head Cheese 13c¢ 1b, Home Rendered Drippings os 10c. 1b. Cholce Veal, Lamb, Beef, Pork at lowest prices--at: Quick's Western Meat Market 112 Clergy St. Phone 2011. --_-- Comprising 'White Vitro Closet White Enamel 5 foot Bath White Enamel Washbasin Price $116.00 As shown in our window, © A 3 PIEC BATHROOMSET McKelvey & Birch, Limited Smith KING STREET Jewelers (Limited) Established 1840. Then, too, Monarch batteries are | made in Kingstog, by Kingston peo- ple who have their money invested Yos in the- business and by Kingston * labor, They must be good, because those people who purchase them in | this district weuld be at the factory | demanding 'their money back were | they not. Which just brings out an- | other interesting little point in Te) fact that Monarch Battery users in this district have a superior ser- | vice. Should the battery not be func- | tioning in just the proper manner | théy need only stop at the factory | and consult the engineer in charge, | who can give an expert diagnosis of | - KINGSTON Prehistoric Mexico was occupied and colonized by Chinese, according to archaeologists whose research have resulted in discoveries of -in- cense burners and peculiar three- legged dishes made only by the Chin- ese. CE IT We would be pleas- ed to show you our fine line of Bath- room and Laundry fixtures, and give cost of installing by | N expert workmen.- Steam Fitters and Undertaken. : . E f Plumbers, Jobbers of Plumbers' snd Geas-Fittern' Supplies, Stoves, Shelf, Heavy and House Furnishing Hardware, Tools, Ofls, Supplies, Sheet Metal and Tia Werk. Special Work of all Kiads Boat a ~ ~ 5 0A w |the trouble and make it right with | skill and accuracy. | The Monarch Batteries have one | 1special feature which is not includ- | VES DOES AT IRE 535 ee Two Attack a Citizen on Street ed as to allow for the climate and | those constructed for use in Kingston Without Any Provocation | Whatever. and the territory surrounding have | been tuned to fit the varying climate | {of the district. Every motorist with- | A numoer of complaints have been |i, one hundred miles of Kingston:| made recently regarding some vie-!\p, can possibly do so, owes it to | lous dogs around the city and several | yymgelt to look over this Kingstou- citizens have had trouble with cer- nade product at the factory or | tain snarMng and biting canines of | ygency before he buys a battery. He | the st 8. One particular case 0C- | wil] be received courteously at any | curred near the Hooper and Slater | time by the employees at the factory, | factory on King street a few days | gyhich is situated next to the street | ago, when a good-sized dog crept be- | car barns on Ontario street. hind a pedestrian on the side:walk, | | and without any provocation, what- | ever, bit the man in the calf of his! leg. Not satisfied with this, the dog {Kingston District Club deliberately came back to the at- Forming Up in Detroit tack, and its barking and snarling | a ---- brought another to its aid, when the| Tne Whig is in receipt of a com- | two dogs staged a real offensive. The | munication announcing the formation | citizen tripped on the sidewalk, while | jn Detroit of a club for the former defending himself, and marry [residents of Kingston and the dis- escaped serious hunts when the two [trict about Kingston now residing animals jumped at him With mOUthS [in that busy American centre. The open. The man finally got his 'back | movement is under the supervision | against an adjacent signboard, and of gevera] former Kingstonlaps in | by use of his feet managed to fight 'pat vicinity, headed by W. H.| oft the attack, until two other men |payis, 1570 Butternut street, De. | appeared on the scene, when the dogs | oft, Michigan, and, in writing to | sneaked away. this paper, Mr. Davis asks that we | This incident might easily have give publicity to the fact. ended with very .serious conse-| pggple at present in this district quences, especially if the victim had | wpe have relatives or friends in or been a child, with no means of de- 'yo5r Detroit should write them, giv- fence. The canines were as persist- no Mr Davis' address, in order ent as a pack of wolves in the wilds, '(},a¢ they may bécome affiliated and even they seldom attack a man | yyy the movement and remew old unless very hungry. The citizen was |g qyaintanceships with other sons of greatly surprised at the attack, and 4} 1 imestone City. Whig readers in stated that he had never heard of & | ,; gpout Detroit, and in the district similar case. | near Windsor or Sarnia, will also pe Another young man had the mis-|g10q to hear of this club and may fortune to lose most of his trousers | ,;i,in ful particulars by writing to recently when a large collle attacked | yy pgyig, enclosing necessary post- him, in a "rear-guard action" near | ozo for reply. : the city park on King street. Dogs of this nature shouldn't be allowed at large, as if they are left to roam the streets, some day they will take it into their ugly heads to pick on some child, and then a tragedy will be the result. Everyone is familiar with the dog who bites, when pro- Follow This Advice voked, and. it is his one and only | og ympertant of all is proper at- meens of defence, but an attack of {tention to thé bowels. Avoid con- thé above nature, is too much out gtipation---its the health-killer of to- of the ordinary to be allowed to go day. Harsh griping medicine is ruin- on, and Mr. Dog should be -brought to | ous--beware of it. Best results fol- account for his savage misdeeds. low a remedy like Dr. Hamilton's Pills, which relieve costiveness promptly and tone the bowels so that constipation becomes a thing of the The estimates were tabled in the past. No distress r inconv .aience House of Commons Friday afternoon. attends the use of Dr. Hamilton's On Monday the house will go into | ills, which are famous for their! committee of supply. | mildness ¢ d efficiency. For head- | i The present weather is the coldest | 3che, billousness, indige: 'ion and A classified ad- | Silence is golden. { noisy but { vertisement isn't at all I MY, it does do the work, To Retain Good Health I --------------. {liver complaint, Dr. Hamilton's Pills | and stormiest that England has seen are just what you need." Thousands maintain their health by regulating frequently with Dr. Hamilton's Pills. 26c. all dealers, or The Catarrhozohe thie winter, The German mark is now 29% O It Beats--As It Sweeps-- As It Cleans Are you tired at the end of sweeping [I _ day? Itis no wonder that such effort saps | your energy. We have a remedy--one that will re- lieve you of effort and clean your Rugs bet- ter: u could possibly b it. = . demonstration either in your in our store. +H 'home or cents, the lowest record yet on the' New York market. . The Spring's newest shoe for men is 2: Brown Calf Bal, strap across the bal and small Other Spring iyles at $8.00 and down t0 86.00 You can save from $1 to $3 by walking around --f Co., Montreal. Q Sale event of the Spring season. CREPE BLOOMERS 10 dozen fine Serpentine Crepe Bloomers. in Flesh only; elastic at knee and waist. Special 75c¢. value. To-night, 59c. TRICOLETTE WAISTS-- 10 dozen only, Silk Tricolette Waists in all the wanted new Spring shades; all made-in-Canada. ... To-night $2.98 and $3.50 GLOVE SILK HOSE-- 200 pairs Kayser and Niagara Maid. Glove Silk Hose in Black, White, Brown, Navy, Grey, Beaver; all wanted sizes . uuu : .....To-night $2.98 WOMEN'S LISLE STOCKINGS 300 pairs fine Lisle Hose, in colors Black, Brown and White; Penman's; splendid value at 50c. pr. Tonight 39c. LADIES' UMBRELLAS-- 60 only, strong, Jap. framed, showerproot topped Um- brellas with hemmed edges; large range of novelty handles. Reg. $2.25 and $2.50 ........To-night $1.59 WINDOW SHADES -- 90 only, plain Green and Cream Window Shades -- special value at $1.50 each. ........... To-night $1.19 MEN'S FORSYTHE SHIRTS-- 120 new Spring Negligee Shirts, with soft cuffs; big range of attractive new patterns; regular $2.00 each. Gest ennt Arent untae iene Tonight: $149 MEN'S WORK SHIRTS -- : : 100 Men's heavy Work Shirts -- Blue, Black with Stripe and Khaki; regular $1.25 and $1.50. To-night 98c. TOWELLING--- . 200 yards of Striped Cotton Towelling--good width and special at 25c. a yard .........To-night 15¢. yard BATH TOWELS-- 120 Bath Towels; extra large size, 24x48, colored stripes and worth $1.00 each. ........... To-night 69¢c. a - HUCK TOWELS-- _ 10 dozen Linen finish Cotton Huck Towels -- large size--heavy weight--reg. 600. each . To-night 39c¢. D. & A. CORSETS-- 10 dozen pairs of D. & A. French Coutil Corsets in Flesh and White; four garter supports; sizes to 28. Regular $2.00 a pair ................To-night $1.39 MEN'S HEATHER SOX-- 150 pairs Men's Heather and Lovatt Cashmere Sox: all wanted sizes. Reg. 85c. a pair .......To-night 49¢. COLORED CRETONNES-- 500 yards of fancy Colored Cretonnes; 36 inches wide --good range of patterns. Reg. 60c. yd. To-night 35c. yd.