THE. DAILY BRITISH WHIG SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 1922. -------- BUY KINGSTON ..MADE PRODUCTS ee) BEAVER BRAND HARDWOOD FLOORING Quarter Cut White Oak, plain Red Oak, Clear and No. 1 grades, also Maple, Birch and Beech. We have just the right kind at the right price. "SEE US FIRST." ALLAN LUMBER CO. : PHONE 1042. -- ----_. -- son SUCCEED WITH K Y Bc, SMOKE PEEL CIGAR Bc. McGOWAN CIGAR CO. REAL ESTATE J Phone 306w. \, = BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL ial Sunday Dinner Served From 1 te 2.30. Price 7Se. M. BOHAN, Proprietor, KINGSTON, ONT. Manufacturers of POCKET AND PEN KNIVES AUTO REPAIRS Done right and the prices y you, Plasse you charge for what we do and no more. E. B. EDWARDS 246% Princess St. Phone -- NEW YORK HAT CLEANING CO. Hat Cleaning snd Reblocking The Late ty Specialists in Ladies' Work P, LAMPROS 208 Princess St. 1-1 Give us a trial will \. ~~ P. C. LAWSON KINGSTON'S LEADING FLORIST WEDDING, BIRTHDAY AND FUNERAL DESIGNS Green Houses Phome 1174J. Store 770. GEO. A. BATEMAN 158 Wellingtga, (Canada Cutlery Co., Limited C. A. Eaton, Gen, Mgr. Kington, One | \ Phone 305. 1. | tising is another. saver than a telephone. the same time. Through reasonably quick phone at his elbow, restoring the stolen loot and chant. Many a merchant waste quickly please the custome ibrand with which advertising familiar.--Merchandising Advertising. LOCKED IN. The newspapers tell of a merchant who was robbed and locked in a telephone booth. He stayed there while the robbers ransacked the store and made their escape. He didn't even think of using the phone. He finally broke out and ran to the police station five blocks the lumber they will need, others| away with his story. But the robbers had made a safe get-away with the contents of the cash register. The telephone is one modern invention. ; Advertising is an even more useful time- It can reach so many more people at Effective adver- and intelligent use of the tele- that merchant could have aroused the town to co-operate with the police force in capturing the robbers, releasing the imprisoned mer- s hours of valuable time in trying to talk a customer into taking a substitute, when he could i r and make the sale by offering a had made the customer HAVE STRAW HATS OLEANED BEFORE PUTTING THEM AWAY Spring is not the only time to have straw hats cleaned. Many peo- ple who wish to have straw articles ready for use when the first warm spell comes, follow out the plan of having straw hats cleaned in the au- tumn, then put them carefully away \ > , immediate use. The season for cloth, felt, velour and beaver hats is now coming in {and many wearers may save money {by having last year's gone over and thoroughly renovated. It is surpris- {ing how well expert hat cleaners can SAFES 7 7 contin We offer a few medium size at 209% discount. Regular price $75 and $90. Just the thing for doe- 'tors or small busincss, J. R. C. DOBBS 41 Clarence Street Typewriter headquarters Telephone 819 Successor to Warwick Bros, MY: VALET Phone zane PRESSING 650 iiSivics J \ N THE MARRISON STUDIO | PORTRAIT OR COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Next to Bank of Nova Scotia Telephone 252. 2 32 Brock Street 7 "Jobbing Work Specialty F. H. HAMILTON Plumbing and Steam Fitting, Hot Water Heating Phone 1420w. 3 Commencing SUNDAY, APRIL ah, Bus starts for Cataraqu Or daily except Saturday and Monday at 1 pm, Fare: 40 cents Leaves from Livery of--- J. D. GODKIN & SON 200 Princess St. Phone' se. RE. N77 Quality and First Class Service Guaranteed REID'S DINING HALL QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY TELGMANN SCHOOL OF MUSIC Phone 13255. A East Stde Industrial Phone 2153 216 Frontenac, 5 | Allen, the Auctioneer) ~ 131 Alfred St. TORONTO EXHIBITION GROU NDS Building 110 CLERGY STREET PHONE 275 1 M. LAWSON AUTO BATTERY EXPERT {clean a hat and how good they can {make it look. The only thing wrong {with most hats after a season of Wear is that they are crushed out of shape and soiled. This can be rem- edied in very quick order by a good hat cleaner and a new band placed on the hat if neccessary, A really good felt or velour hat runs into money nowadays and the cleaning of last year's for use this winter effects an economy not to be despised, even by those who do not have to worry much about economies ~ (as a rule. The New York Hat Cleaning Com- pany employs experts in the art of cleaning and reblocking hats. It is situated handily on Princess street a few doors below the Grand Opera House and enjoys the patronage of 4 an increasing numberof Kingston- lams. Have your hat cleaned aad renovated and save money. ---- JUST REMARKS. When a sweet young girl offers her seat in the street car to a middle-aged lady, you'll find the lady rushing home to apuly paint and powder, have six inches taken off her skirts, her hair bobbed and dyed. She isn't going ts be tiken for a decrepit old grandmother again, you bst. The old-fashioned woman who thought it was immodest to evan go around the house withou: her corset in the hot weather now aas a daugh- ter who would no more think cof wearing one of those things in sums- mer than she would think of wear- ing woollen underclothes. The reason why a girl doassn't tell the young man who is calling on her \ J 3 and next season they are ready for, Me¢CUTCHEON'S DRINKS. There is probably nothing to make a person so thirsty as walking around at some big public event, cheering for your favorites in the races, or keeping on the move through the diz- {zy whirl of excitement. There will i be many dry throats around the Fair Grounds here during Exhibition week and the demand for drinks of all kinds will be great. To those who are fortunate en- ough to be able to break in on a lit- | tle "private stock' we do not venture {to offer advice, because they would not listen to us anyway. But to {those who are not so lucky we will give a tip. | When you go looking for a drink, |ask for some from the Crystal Bot- tling works, try the ginger ale, {cream soda, birch beer, and other {products of this bottling works, or just ask for that delicious product of this firm, Orange Crush. You will easily be able to obtain these drinks on the grounds anywhere. FOR FAIR VISITORS, There will be many visitors com- ing in to the Kingston Industrial Exhibition next week by way of the York and Bath Roads. Others, whose routes into the city are differ- ent, will be driving or motoring up Princess street. For all these there is excellent service offered at the store of Harry Jarvis on the corner of Albert and Princess streets. Mr. Jarvis has lately added a large de- partment to his store and it is a con- venient rest room for ladies or child- ren wditing to meet friends or fam- ilies, Harry Jarvis carries a full line of all fresh fruits and vegetables in season, confectionery, ice-cream, to- baccos and all those little needs which are apt to be forgotten. His patronage is increasing daily and many farmers have formed the hab- it of stopping In his store for their supplies. ------ BIGGER BUSINESS IN COMING YEAR To do the largest possible business on the smallest possible investmen: ef capital, eliminate the shelfwarm- ers and replace them with fresh ad- vertised brands. Make your windows, counters, and your whole store more ANY type of Battery recharged, repaired or built to order. Your satisfaction assured. IT CREATES STOMACH Why Eat Poor Bread 7 = " CARNOVSKY'S BAKERY in Bread of the highest quality, made from the best ty en Who have the knowledge and facility for aia Just right--pure, sweet and wholesome. Try ft! . ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT OR FHONE 111. 7 (FOR LEATHER GOODS Stop and look at our display of Made-in-Kingston leather. o0ds In SARGENT'S DRUG RE WINDOW, yy buy out of town when you can buy &t home ? 2 M. CHUBB & CoO. \ Perfumery, Toilet Preparations il Dr. Bell WONDER MEDICINE CO. 110 Clarence Street. Phones B14-304 | \, "PLACE YOUR ORDER Now FOR THIS SEASON ----OUR MOTTO "PROMPT SERVICE" == . *: McGinnis & O'Connor Highway Engineers and Contractors ". > 0. AYKROYD & SON BUILDING CONTRACTORS Estimates Given on New snd Repate Work. | 31 MAIN STREET. PHONE 1070. nad Pe MADE IN KINGSTON | his faults is because she wants to get married. leasures are fleeting enough but the bills camp down on you like poor relatives. Whatever else. daughter learned at the finishing school mother knows that she did not learn how to put the finishing. touches on a pile of dirty dishes. A lot of men who think they are breezy talkers are just windy. All some men need to make them successful 1s to have the bone from their heads grafted into their backs. Probably no one will send for the doctor 80 quickly when he has a pain in his "tammy" as the bird who says he is tired of living. At the risk of being charged with Jealousy we are going to tell the girls that a ladies' man never makes much of a husband. We guess the only piece of second- hand furniture that meets with ap- proval--of the men--Iis a pretty widow. attractive 'han ever before. Concen- trate on advertised goods and watch your sales increase. -------- aii FPF ELLFTLFPOPP LOY THE GROCER'S DREAM. eve Last evening I was talking With a grocer, old and gray, Who told me of a dream he had "Twas just the other day, While standing in his office The vision came to view, For he saw an angel enter Dressed in garments white and new. the angel, heaven, The Lord just sent me down To bring you.up to glory And put on your golden crown, You've been a friend to every- ¢ one * And worked hard night and + day, * You have supported many + And from few received your # pay, ; * * And we want you up in glory ¢ % Where you desire to be, > # So place your trusting hand in & + is + # And come along with me, * Then the angel and the grocer ¢ Started up to glory's gite, But when passing close Said "I'm from PEPPER EPIPEIPEIIEIIISIS S - saw op Hh + by the score, ¢ behold, the grocer them, old patrons grabbing Ang, H And * L * * + * * + * * 6d 1% * * + * PPOPEPPP PvP ee +*% sesae seeecevevssoee * 2220400000000 00000 Do in torment always dwell." | Stas sssevee FOR HURRY CALLS. ] Just at the present time there are many business firms erecting booths [tor exploitation purposes at the Fair {Grounds in preparation for next | week's big Industrial Exhibition. | Some of them 'have not yet ordered | {will need more than they have or-| {dered and will need it in a hurry. {In these cases, and all cases, wheth- | jer or not the material is needed at| {short notice, it pays to ring up the | Allan Lumber Company, phone No. ! 1042 and get efficient service. P---- POOR HEAD FOR HISTORY "What was the lecturer's theme?" | "The human race." | "A large order." i "Yes. He carried his hearers back | 500,000 years." "Did you folloyy him?" "Not the entire distance. That's too | much territory for me to cover. I'm | already having some difficulty in re Marne." -------------- The Anti-Climax, "Ah," she sighed, "I shall never hear his footsteps again; the step I have listened for with eager ears as he came through the garden gate, the step that | has so often thrilled my soul as J | heard it on the front porch. Never, | never again!" | "Has he left you?" asked the sym- | pathetic friend. | "No. He has taken to wearing rub- | ber heels !"--Scotsman, ------ Knows Better. "What's at th' op'ry house tonight, squire?" » | "Th billboards say it's one o' them | Broadway shows," replied Squire | Witherbee, "that came direct from | New York to Chiggersville. I know | that ain't so." "It may be true." "It can't be true. .In the fust place, the company'd have to change cars at Hickory Junction to get here." His Business Relations. | "You seem depressed," commented | the sincere friend. "Are you worried | over political affairs?" : "No," answered Senator Sorghum, "Surely you are not having trouble with your business relations?" "Business relations is it. 1 have an enormous number of relations. They all want government positions and every one of them means business." MONOPOLY, Mrs. K.--How many servants do you keep? . Mrs. B.--One for general house shirk. Misplaced Foot. Here lies the body of Jim Lake, Tread softly, all who pass: He thought his foot was on the brake But it was on the gas. ' ------ : A Purist, ; "Hello, Bert, how's the boy?™ "All right." "Married? "Yes" "Got any kiddies?" "Yes, we call them children" Play Ball. "The papers are full of the great unrest in the world," remarks the pessimist. . "Cheer up," comforted the optimist. "The ball games are now pushing that Stuff off the front pages." Condition That Is Acquired. Wyseman--Don't ' you know that there's a fool born every minute? Maggs--And that's not the worst. There's a lot become fools later on who were not so when they were born, =London Answers, Simple. Brown--How can you make a thin goose fat? Smithe--Don't know. Brown--Throw It up into the alr and it comes down plump---Sheflield Telegraph. i & Easier for Sleepers. * _ The members of the church com- mittee went out on a shopping cx- 'red Ble improve certain features which had fallen into sad decay.' They entered a store and asked to some, but didn't quite approve. INGSTON -------- mo---- KEEP OUR HOME FACTORIES BUSY i --------------i, membering who stopped 'em at tne | : ASK FOR MASOUD'S - ICE CREAM ALWAYS THE saMp 238 Princess Street. Phone 980. \ Your Cylinder Troubles Over Try the New Method R. M. CAMPBELL Grinding Shop Phone 1212). Corner Queea-Wellington Streets J CALL H. L. BRYANT For CARTAGE OF FREIGHT Phone 17534 | \ | © WM. J. VINCE PAINTER, PAPERHANGER AND HOUSE DECORATOR PHONE 967. 104 CLERGY ST. J £& BUY W.L.B. BRAND GUARANTEED VINEGAR Factory: Bagot Street TY) J DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED FRUITS Grape Fruit, Grapes, Oranges, Bananas, Fresh Vegetables M. AMODEO 240 Princess Street. Phone 776 7 GEORGE NOBES Plumbing and Tinsmithing Lu Division Street - - - . Phone 986m. y \ Give us a trial. Graham-Electric CONTRACTOR AND JOBBER ING TRONS, ELECTRIC R ANGES, IRONS, TOASTERS and GRILLS, Phone 1944 426 PRINCESS STREET HEATING PADS, ELECTRIC CURL- hy Battery and ignition Werk a Specialty. Telephone 1340. Storage Battery---Service Station Willard , WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY 19 BROCK STREET Repairs all kinds of Magnetoes, Gen- erntors, Starters, Lighting Systems and Storage Batteries. ALL WORK GUARANTEED J " t LOOK! FOR THE NAME ON EVERY LOAF. A GUARANJIEE OF PURITY. DOYLE'S SANITARY BAKERY [| 48 MACK STREET N PHONE 1369 wim p-- FOR- PURE MILK place your order with us, STEWART'S DAIRY 689 Princess St. Phone 2193w hy ¥ 4 AND CREAM N BELMONT DINING ROOM Our Motto. "Service and Quality" A. TIERNEY, PROP, Late Steward of the Fronteane Club Phone 2373m. 65 BROCK STREET Nupm---- ATTWOOD & DINE 277 BAGOT STREET Vulcanizing, Tires, Tubes and Accessories Phone 902m. [ Auto N » - Painting J. A. FOX Phone 567. ' Shop on Third Floor, Blue Garages, Bagot and oe 8! Queen Ss. | SMITH'S MEAT MAEKET CHOICE WESTERN BEEF, COOKED MEATS 888 Princess St. \ Phone 799. 7 m-- R. H. JONES Auto Tops Recovered Phone 152. 390 Pri ncess a 7 BAKER'S DAIRY 1 Burke Electric Co., " SUPPLIES AND FIXTURES MILK and PASTEU RE TLR | CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING Phone, Day 428. 74 Princess a \ B53 Victoria Street. Phone 2083. \ J THE KINGSTON ART STUDIO 84 Princess S¢reet. Phone 2150w, KINGSTON, ONT, &# : h LATURNEY CARRIAGE WORKS Special Designed Business Waggons--Auto Bodies General Blacksmithing Phone 152. 890 Princess St. J \ \ o WARREN & WILLIAMS GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRS, GASOLINE AND OIL. 110 CLERGY STREET > | TELEPHONE 275. hy USE WILMOT'S PURE MILK and CREAM Telephone 2360 r. 14. } EXHIBITION VISITORS Before going to the Kingston In- dustrial Exhibition or on your way home, get your suppiles from HARRY JARVIS. The Up-to-date Fruit and Con- fectionery Store. Cor. Albert and Princess Streets proms J Soward Keeps Coal Coal Keeps Soward Branch Office: PHONE 158 MoGall's igar Store J a' -- ~~ Only Pure Fruit Syrups Used CRYSTAL BOTTLING WORKS Y 473 Princess Street. - 5 THE SONG SHOP 216 PRINCESS ST. PHONE 979w. A