THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. THE YOUNG MAN'S 1922 MODEL Made from All-wool, indigo dye, Blue Worsted---guaranteed fast color. SPECIAL $27.50 With Two Pair Trousers ........$35.00 High Standard--YES. High Prices--NO. OUR NEW TOP COATS These are Top Coats, not great Coats, but they are great Coats just the same. For $20.00 to $30.00 oe © . Livingston's 75-79 BROCK STREET If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk NEW DEMAND BY BRITISH Toronto, Sept. 30.--A special cable | to the Star from Constantinopie says: "With the British and Turks jon the verge of war in the neutral zone, General Harington, British jcommander-in-chief, despatched a new demand to Mustapha Kemal to- day, that he evacuate the Chanak area. It was understood that no time limit given." France's Position. Paris Sept. 30.--France stands firmly by, her decision taken with Great Britain and Italy last Saturday to Insist upon the Turkish recogni- tion of the neutrality of the zone of the straits and while there is no question at the moment of military forces to back up this attitude, the French government will exert its fullest influence to induce the Turks to withdraw. This was the view in official circles today following tha British demand for the retirement of the Turkish nationalists from the Chanak area. BOPP re0 YOO OeeROGS 9 + % LOCOMOTIVE WORKS + TO OPEN ON MONDAY + -- * . Three of the engines which % are to be overhauled at the ¢ Canadian Locomotive com- % Ppany's plant are expected to arrive at the works over the # week-end according to W, F, % Casey, general manager. These # will be the first arrival of a # number of engines which are to % be sent here for repairs and ¢ operations with a reduced staff # will be commenced on Monday + morning. 2 > * CLP EFPPTPPPICOPEPPES CPFEPPIPPIPPPPIOPIPISTS JOHNSTUN & WARD, Members of Niontreal and Toronto Exchanges, 86 Princess. MONTREAL STOCKS. Sept. 30th, 11.30 a.m. Abitibi Power Ames Holden , Atlantic Sugar Bell Telephone Brazil , Brompton .. British Empire Common Can. Cement .. .. ..i.. Can. Steamship Pfd. Can. Car Ped. ............ . b8% Can. Steamship Common .,,. 18 ie Dominion Textile Detroit United Dominfon Bridge .. | | ANDERSON'S Monday Bargains - BROOMS 300 to clear at Special Prices. No. I--5 string ...... ....60c. No. 2--4 string ...........50c. Serviceable strong makes, FRESH LEG OF YOUNG PORK Half or whole--weight from 10 ona from 10 ' HOME-MADE SAUSAGE Choice 25c¢. e Cuts... ... seiev 128e Ib. Chops ............25c Ib. CoA -. Gen. Electric Laurentide ., .. Montreal Cotton Mackay . an National Breweries Quebec Rails Spanish River Smelters .. Shawinigan Steel of Canada Toronto 'Rails Twin City 'Wabasso Sept. wheat .. May wheat ,. Dg¢. wheat Sept. corn . May corn Pee. corn... May wheat Nov. wheat x ---- FILLING UP CANADA'S COAL BINS WITH RUSH D., L. & W. Ships Out Nearly 15,000 Tons of Anthracite A 8ince Monday: enix ha Tuesday 3,000 tons of || anthracite were dumped at the D. L. & W. trestle for Canadian points. Wednesday morning there were. ninety-one cars at the trestle, con- taining about 4,500 tons more, ready to be dumped and three trains of thirty cars each, containing approxi- mately 5,000 tons more had arrived or were on their way, between this city and Syracuse, AGENCY FOR PETROL. George E. Smith Will Handle Pro-! duct in Canada. | Mr, Geo. E. Smith has returned from Montreal with the appointment of the agency for Kingston and dis- trict for the Shell Co. of Canada. This company, with headquarters at The Hague, has many subsidary companies and its rumifications are the largest known. Their ofl fields | are in many lands and their war re-| cord wonderful. Commandeered by the British Government at the out- break- of the war their work in sup- plying petrol for the Allied air for- Ces was beyond conception. All gasoline and fuel ofl for the Allies was provided by the Shell Co., up to the entrance of the United States in the conflict. And the gasoline had to be supplied in two gallon tins. | All the operators and tank ships were under the control of the Brit- ish Admiralty and all outside busi- ness over the world suspended. Now this company is coming back to the people with a very high grade of pro- duct and the backing of the best oil fields of the world. ---- Two G. T. R. Trains Are To Be Restored Announcement is made by the Grand Trunk Railway Company, through J. P. Hanley, that Trains Nos. 29 and 30 , taken off two months ago, owing to the coal shortage, are to be restored on Mon- day, October 2nd. No. 29 leaves Kingston for Toronto at 6 a.m. daily excepting Sunday, and No. 30 leaves Toronto for Kingston at 5.30 p.m. also daily, excepting Sunday. These trains , were very convenient to Kingstonians, and the citizens will be glad to hear that they are again to have the advantage of going to and returning from 'Toronto the same day. ---------------- WHO OWNS BLACK MARIA? Question Was Raised in Case in the Supreme Court. Who owns the 'Black Maria" of the police department ? This point was raised at the session of the su- preme court, in the action taken by Edmund Aikens against the city ana police commissioners, for damages as a result of a collision between his car and the police patrol. A. B. Cun- ningham, K.C., acting for the plain- tiff, put in evidence to show that the patrol was purchased by the police commissioners, on the money being granted by the city council. Mr. Cun- ningham presented all minutes of council regarding the transaction. The sum of $3,000 was paid for the police car. t Evidently straw hats are in order again. At any rate, the warm weath- er has brought out a number of straw "lids!' and in view of the fine weather there is no chance for crit- fcism, Dance in Dufferin Hall, Middle Road, every Tuesday night. Lecture on Christian Science Mon- day night, 8.15 o'clodk, DAILY MEMORANDUM. The ladies of St. George's Mission Sewing Circle will hold their annual tea and sale Wednesday, Nov. 23rd, in the Mission Hall, corner of Montreal and James Streets. The ladies of Queen St. Church will hold a Rummage Sale on Tuesday morning, Oct. 3rd, at 10 o'clock, in the lecture hall of the church (corner Queen and Clergy streets). There will be a splendid lot of men's clothing on sale, HANSON, CROZIER & EDGAR MARKET SQUARE, KINGSTON. BORN. e RDIER--In Kingston on Sept. 30th, Sou to Mr. and Mrs F. Ear) 4 1 Gourx dier, Centre street, a son. IARBUTT--In Consecon, on Sept. 11th, a to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Garbutt, a t . and M a Ry joseph Don REID--LUFF---At icion, on Sept. Shannonville Reld, both of son. terprise, on Sept. sth, A ra. P.M. Beenie year, CONKLIN--om 19th, 1932, oF Lewin a, soamnan Moore, 170 Pteneeas A leel. KINGSTON'S FAVORITE SHOPPING PLACE Phones 754-755. Open Until 9.30 TWO SPECIAL SALES TONIGHT, STARTING SHARP AT 7.300 O'CLOCK KIDDIES ALL WOOL Jersey Suits 3295 Regular $4.00 to $5.50 These Suits are greatly reduced for to-night's selling. They regular ly sold for $4.00 and up to $6.50, and the price at which they are selling for to-night is just about half--only $2.95. Made from an All-Wool Jersey Clot, these one-piece Suits are indeed Very warm for children. They come in a number of colors, and are nicely trimmed with large White Pearl Buttons. Saxe, Fawn, Brown, Navy, Sand. SIZES 2 TO 6 YEARS. BOYS' V-NECK Pullover Sweaters | 25 On sale to-night, Boys' Pullover Jerseys with V-necks. These Bweaters are made from all-wool yarns, closely knit, have long sleeves, V-necks and colored trimmings. They are Just the thing for boys going to school. They can be worn late into the Fall with a Suit Coat, and besides the V-neck permits the wearing of a Collar and Tie. They regularly sold for $1.75, $2.00 and $2.50, and at this low price they are indeed a great bargain, Cardinal and Green, Oxford and Cardinal, Navy and Cardinal, Brown, Garnet SIZES 26 TO 32 INCLUSIVE. THE Delineator Magazine $1.20 FOR A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION Issued Every Month. A special offer is now being put on, featuring the Delineator Magazine at Halt Price--$1:20--for a yearly subscription. To every woman in- terested in the new styles, fancy work, millinery, home decoration, cooking, etc., this Book will prove decidedly useful and very interesting. As this offer is on only for a few days, it would be wise to put your name down to-night,