3 BRONCHITIS, "BRONCHIAL IRRITATION, yf ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP, Etc. 25¢ . {Prescription Druggist OPEN SUNDAY. Phone 59. We are splendidly | equipped with a most complete range of | | choice pieces in high- est quality SILVER Get Your Roof Re- | paired Now With our Slatex Roofing and Slatex Shingles W.H. Cockburn Co. Cor. Princess and Wellington Streets Phone 216. Fee PLATE The prices are very | moderate, such as:-- | ll Pierced Sandwich Plates $1.50 || i | Teapot Stands ........ Compotes ..... soses Entree Dishes .......:$11.00 and many others, al] carrying our guarantee of satisfactory service. | SITHBROS. LIMITED ESTADLISHED 1840 KING STREET, KINGSTON .$2.00 |i THE LODE. VISITORS | GUESTS AT THE RM. Presented Picture to the Com~ méndant--Delighted 'With What They Witnessed. At two o'clock on Friday after- 'noon the cars of the Rotary Club 4ined up outside the south entrance to Grant Hall to take the members li of the I.O.D.E. convention to the I Royal Military College to aceept the || invitation of the Commandant to see |i the beauties and interests of Point | | Frederick. Past the Tete-du-Pout barracks so interesting to those whose homes are not in garrison cities, across La Salle Causeway, | land along the driveway to the col- | | 1ege, catching a glimpse of the blue "waters of Lake Ontario dancing in the October sunshine, the visitors arrived at the stables where from a gallery they watched the first class if [cadets ride under the command. of il 'Capt. Bray. Loud were the exlama- | [tions of those who had never wit- | I nessed the horsemanship of the lads of R.M.C., and the half hour allottad to this part of thelr entertain- ment seemed all too short. The gymnasium was visited to see an exhibition of physical training and gymnastics by the third ciass. {| Capt. Harveyp in command and then the visitors went out to th: square where an exhibition of arm | drill and infantry drill was given by the second class. Point Frederick's ramparts were next visited, where a glorious view of lake and river met the eye, and here marching along under the lee of the ragnparts, their pipes skirling gaily, came the college pipers, al! returned men. The old Fort built in 1846 was next visited, and the | guests saw the relics of~the late war gathered in the trenches, the old canon of a by-gone age, ovens, short shooters', rooms, and were || each given a grape shot made for the old guns, as a souvenir of this delightful afternoon. The artillery building was visited, and then the party gathered In Sir Arthur Currie Hall where the cadets lined up along 'A man takes counsel with his wife; be obeys his mother. He obeys her after she has ceased to live and the #deas he has received from her be- come principles stronger than his passions. ats DR. H. C. MABEE 79 WILLIAM STREET Phone 286 the walls. The president, Mrs. I a i a sn A PITY TO LOSE ANOTHER HAIR ---------- Hardware For Fall F ireplace Screens--Black, Copper, amon trimmed creannne weiss. $4.50 cach Ne tveis sannnees $5.00 0ach | Fireplace Baskets . . ..$7.00 to $9.00 each A | Fireplace Screens--Black, brass | _ Brass Fire Sets $11.00, $15.00 and $20 ea. Brass Coal Hods . . . ... . $9.00-$10.00 each . Perfection Coal Oil Heaters . . . $8.00 each Hot Blast Electric Heater with 6 ft. cor d.siaviin.aiissics + 95.00 cach We sell McClary Electric Ranges and Hot Air Furnaces. 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Don't walt! : EAT VEGETABLES IF KIDNEYS HURT YoU Take a Glass of Salts If Your Back Hurts or Bladder Eastern Ontario' Largest and Most P - : lar House Furnishing Store, goin 'Burkholder, and most of: the execu- tive, were on the platform with Major-General Sir Archibald Mae- donell and Brig-General A. BE. Ross, ™.P. The commandant welcomed the 11.0.D.E. to the college, saying it was {a peculiar pleasure as their ideas the Royal Military College' stood-- Canadianism free fram all snobbery. 'R.M.C. was the only national col lege of Canada. It had a four years) course, but was a civil as well as a military. institution, 90 per life. The war was the testing time. A thousand sons of the college were ready to go, a thousand went. Mrs. Burkholder then on the be- halt of the Provincial Chapter 1.0. D¢E., presented the Commandant, staff and gentlemen cadets of the Royal Military College with a pie- ture, one of those issued by thelr educational department, "The Death of General Wolfe," saying how much the chapter appreciated the hospit- ality shown them, General Macdon- ell accepted the picture in the name of all ranks, saying General Wolfe first planted the Union Jack on Can- adian soil and he hoped what they had seen that afternoon would con- vince them that the lads of the R.M. C. would never let it fall, The cadets sang a verse of "We'll Never Let the Old Flag Fall" and then General Ross spoke briefly, re- ferring to Canada's traditions and the glorious example of the heroes of the Empire, who have won for us what we know as civilization, After singing O Canada and the National Anthem, the party ad- journed to the officers' mess room, where tea awaited them and where many of the visitors had the pleas- ure of being presented to Sir Archi- bald and Lady Macdonell. Upon returning to the city, the party went to Memorial Hall where ex-Mayor H. C. Nickle showed them the fine hall with its roll of honor of the men of Kingston who fell in the Great War, and then turning on the lights of the memorial windows, explained their meaning to the vis- itors, who regarded this as a most interesting ending to a delightful af- ternoon. WITH CLOSE ATTENTION AD WITH INTEREST A Body of Teachers Heard Prof. J. F. Macdonald Dis=- cuss Poetry. The members of the South Fronte- nac Teachers' Institute were the guests of the Prince Edward County Teachers' Convention in Grant Hall on-Friday afternoon when the latter association arrived in the eity on an sacursion from Ploton, arranged as )art of their annual meeting. An ad- dress by Prof. J. F. Macdonald, Queen's University featured the afternoon ppogramme~in the historic hail, while various routine repor:s were also heard from the visiting de- legates, : Prof. Macdonald's address was an instructive review of "Good and Bad Poetry," and his remarks were Maten- ed to with very close attention and interest by the assembled teachers, He sketched the history of poetry from the old English period until the present day, and compared the works of various poets, some famous, some "|abscure, in our own and other ages. Scme sound advice regarding the reading of peetry was also given by the speaker at the conclusion of his address, Miss Helena Burns, a delegate from the Prince Edward Institute to Northern Ontario, gave an interest- fog report of her trip, corresponding to the report read by Mr, Ooegrove a* the South Frontenac convention. A Jecture of great interest to the teach- ers was given by Donald Crawford, his subject being the "Teaching of Fhysical Geography." Upon their arrival in the city, via the steamer Brookville, the excur- sionists were met by members of the South Frontenac Institute, and shown the principal points of inter- est dn the city, later being escorted to the University. There they were met by Principal R. Bruce Taylor, who welcomed them on behalf of Queen's, The party left the city at 4.30 o'clock in the afternoon after expressing great pleasure with their trip and the courtesy and friendship of thelr friends im Kingston. The officers of both inetitutes stat- ed that their conventions this year had been exceptionally successful, and with a Tovar] atendence, The inspectors of pub! ochools in the counties 8. A. Truscott and F, P. Smith interested guests during the proceedings of the two conven- tions, and were on the platform at the Grant Hall meeting. The 1922 officers of Prince Edward County In- stitute are: President, Miss E, Dunk- ley; secretary, Miss Mary Dunkley; treasurer, Miss Margaret Mameely, and member of executive committee, Mrs. M. Goodwin, : ; THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. PROBS: Sunday, mostly fair, little lower temperature. and doctrines were those for which | cent. of its graduztes entering civil | 'O-NIGHT and MONDAY At Steacy's Great Fall Opening Sale - Presenting the finest merchandise at great price conces- sions has made this stupendous sale event a wonderful success --if you have not already shared in its many economies, come to-night ! This Great October Blue Ribbon Sale Which marks the opening of Kingston's first department store, continues to-night and all next week with added at- tractions daily. " MN ~ Novelty Waists Regular $7.50 to $10.00 each. Sale Price $4.48 "t 36 only, beautiful novelty waists, developed in the season's smartest : styles and colorings--the materials are Crepe de Chene, Georgette Crepe, Silk Tricolette, Habutai and Migonette--in sizes 36 to 40--secured from a large manu- facturer at a drastic reduction. Your choice-- SALE PRICE............... $4.48 STEACY'S SPECIAL CORSETS, $1.00 PAIR-- 96 paire of fine Coutil Corsets in flesh only; medium bust, reinforced elastic tops and four strong garter supports. The sizes range from 20 to 26 . . .. Sale Price $1.00 pair NAINSOOK NIGHTGOWNS, 97c. EACH-- 15 doz. Flesh Nainsook Gowns -- full sizes--with Blue Bird designs and French Bow-Knot Embroidery -- splen- did values at $1.50 and $1.75 each. .. .\. . Sale Price 97c. MEN'S SILK and WOOL SOCKS, 69¢c. PAIR-- "25 doz. Silk and Wool Socks in all the wanted shades--a nice, soft quality that sells regularly at $1.00 pair. webs ees (aie eee see seee ses cases sso. Sale Price 69c¢. MEN'S HEATHER-RIBBED SOCKS, 49c. PAIR-- 180 pairs of heavy, ribbed-wool Socks, in the wanted shades of Lovat and Heather in Greens, Greys and Brown --regular 65c. apair ................. Sale Price 49c¢, WOMEN'S: HEATHER HOSE, 75¢. PAIR -- 100 pairs of broad ribbed, fine. Botany wool Sport Hose in the two new brown heather shades; all sizes from 81 to 10. Regular $1.25 pair..... .... Sale Price 75c¢. pair CHILDREN'S FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR 300 Vests and Drawers-- first lity, fl lined, i white only--priced as Folens id en Regular 50c. to 75¢c. a garment . . ."... . . .Sale Price 39¢. Regular 65c. to 95c. agarment , . ......Sale Price 49c¢. Graded according to size from 2 years to 11. \ Just arrived-ready to-night McCALL'S MAGAZINE--New Quarterly, Embroidery 'Books, November Patterns and free pattern sheets. All of today's long list of Special Values are on sale to-night.