FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922. i Ei -------------- THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. THE STOCK MARKET. Reported b; McKinnon & Co., Royal Bank Building, Market Street. NRW YORK STOCKS. ~ - Oct. 20th, 2 p.m. Staten vanaeen 13223 cesshenerens 138% Amn. Loco. Baldwin Loco. B. & 0. Cosden - Oil C.P. RB. Crucible Steel St. Paul Brie «a: v. .. . Gen Asphalt', .. ....... 16. 8.17 ........... reer ens 897% JLAIDLAV & SON 'LIMITED - KINGSTON'S FAVORITE SHOPPING PLACE Phones 754-755. Store Hours, 9 to 5.30. iiss teva n tsa 991% {New Haven !Un. Pac. U. 8. Steel . TWO = --UNUSUAL BARGAINS -- For Saturday | Teck Hughes : I STARTING AT 10 O'CLOCK ; Baldwin ... .. . West Tré@ oo uv... .. . When we advertise a Special Offering as a "BARGAIN" that word means something, and we can assure you that on Saturday Morning we will have ready something worth coming for, as there is a real saving. 2865 Yards GOOD QUALITY i | i JOHNSTUN & WARD. Members of Miantreal and Toronto Exchanges, 806 Princess. MONTREAL STOCKS. Oct. 20th, 2 p.m Abitibi Power 63 Atlantic Sugar . Bell Telephone .. «ou oss. Brazil .. .. .. Brompton .. .e British Empiré Common .. . 13% Can. Coment .. .. .. .. 73% ; Canada Steamship Pfd. ..... 69 + Can. Car Pfd. 65 Ya Can. Steamship Common .., 22% Can. Car Common Dominion Textile SE Pillow Cotton «..117%% . 42% ceeeee 3419 Montreal Cotton | Mackay i National Breweries Biggest Value Possible in Men's Overcoats Jl: 3 Penmans .. .. . Quebec Rails .. One hundred and twenty new Coats just placed in stock yesterday, making our showing of Spanish River WINTER OVERCOATS Smelters~ , .. Shawinigan Steel of Canada the largest in the city. English Raglins, Town Ulsters--all round Belts, three-piece Belts, two- BETTER LINES .$335.00, $37.50, $10.00, $45.00 piece Belts--half lined with Satin, plain and Overcoat Department, Second Floor. LIVINGSTON'S = 7579 Brock [w= ™™ Twin City Street May .. aves a = = = ---- ey "IF OFF YOUR ROUTE IT PAYS TO WALK" These are the famous WABASSO PILLOW COTTONS -- pure bleached--in widths 40, 42, 44, 46 inches, and sold regularly from 60c. to 75c¢., according to width. 2 9 id These come to us in lengths from | yard to 5 yard pieces. Special Price, All Widths -- SATURDAY quilted--Satin and Satinette Sleeve Lining-- Check Back. --~ GREY, BROWN, HEATHER AND LOVET Buttons in Leather and Buffalo Horn. OVERCOATS .. $20.00, $22.00, $25.00, $30.00. Wabasso DEC. so sessrrsnccsas 11TH Corn-- July . May Dec. . 200 Yards Navy and Black all Wool Panama Cloth sea ss se sesassveee 101] ss ve se Wesssssese.101% AREER ET MARKET Wholesale 1767. Anderson's Private Phone 865. Public 458-459. Word was received at noon Friday In St. Mary's Cathedral this morn- For High Class Foodstuffs, Retail at Whole- sale Prices -- quality good enough that prompts your guest to ask the question, ose your market man?' 500 FRESH PORK HAMS-- 10-12 lbs. each, whole or half, 1b. 22¢. Fresh Pork Shoulder Cuts, 4-6 lbs. Special, Ib. .\..... ........... 18¢c Fresh Pork Loin, trimmed, while they Jase lb. .......... ... 30 For Breakfast Sunday morning, try "our Country Sausage, Ib. .......25¢c. SPRING LAMB--forequarter, extraspecial, Ib. .............3¢ " Spring Lamb, Loins "..............27c. Spring Lamb, Legs, Ib. ............30c. Fresh Boiling Fowl, 31-4 lbs. While theydast,db. .....-... ...... ...24¢. Smoked Sugar Cured Ham--whole o half, lb. ......coineeeiiii..28e 12¢. Fiat Eloi Mh av-ovouinvicidoi i gfeiaainne. 120 dias essen aha 22c. ¢ with 1 Ib Blend Black 1b, Ph LR = IY neras.noninsis nannies. 2 pocks Hie HOOOKIRE .. .... +... ..c.scuns.ss 10 Ibs 200 Kettle Rendered Lard ................2 Ibs. 87c. d Oats--freshiy milled .............. ... «++ «7 Ibs. 20¢c. of the death in Halifax, N.S., of | Iva E. Martin, formerly 3t Kind' I ston. Mrs. Martin had been i or | Some months and passed away at the home of her only faughter, Mrs. W. H. Elkins. She was the eldest daug- hter of the late John Carruthers, Kingston. The only member of the Carruthers family surviving is her sister, Mrs. (Major-General) R. W. Rutherford, Kingston. The body of Mrs. Martin will be brought to King- ston for interment in the family plot at Cataraqui cemetery, and will be accompanied by Mr. Martin ana Lieut.-Col. and Mrs. Elkins. Deceas- ed was a woman of splendid attain- ments, kindly, affectionate, hospit- able. She attended St. James' church. REDUCTION IN PRICES, Wholesale Figures Show Drop of 1 18 P.C. from August. Washington, Oct. 20.--The aver- age level of wholesale prices in Sep- tember, the Department of Labor re- i ported yesterday, was about 1 1-3 per cent. lower than in August. The index number representing compara- tive price levels of 404 different commodities, dropped from 153, zs determined in August, to 153 m September, Fuel and light materials were chiefly responsible for the reduction having dropped ten per cent. during the month. Farm products, building materials, textiles and clothing all showed small declines. Brussels Artichokes, savoy cabbage, lettuce, parsiey, endive, salsify, leeks, kale. celery, cauliflower and Chinese oel-/ ery-cabbage at Carnovsky"s. ' At 7.48 Friday morning, the fire- ing Rev. Father James celebrated the fourth anniversary mass for the re- pose of the soul of the late Mrs. D. P. Branigan. Members of the family and several friends were present for the service. Opening of Christmas stationery and personal greeting cards Satur- day at Jackson Press, 171 Welling- ton street. Saturday at Carnovsky"s, you can get two dozen juicy sweet oranges for a quarter, The best overcoat any man's money can buy. Livingston's, DAILY MEMORANDUM, Rummage sale, Saturday morning, 9.30, 348 Princess street, three doors be- RINTERS HANSON, CROZIER & EDGAR MARKET SQUARE, KINGSTON. BORN. CLARKE--In Kingston General Hospi- tal, on Friday, October 20th, 1922, to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Clarke, 196 Nelson Firaet, (nee Lillian Green), GREENLERS or ORinuaton General § tal, on October 20 1922, to N. os] r. and Mrs. James DS Greenlees, Joyceville, a daughter. DIED. : DONALDSON--In Teronto, on Oct. 19th, 1922, Joseph R. Donaldson, aged 54 years. Funeral will take place from S. 8. Cor- bett's ul ng parlors, Sature day at 3.15 p.m. to Cataraqui Ceme= po JAMES REID The OM Firm of Undectacers 254 and 256 PRINCESS SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY DRESSES, JUMPERS, SKIRTS z ed] --FOR---- REGULAR VALUE $1.25 A beautiful, soft quality;"All-wool PANAMA CLOTH ~--warm and comfortable for late Fall and Winter wear. It is fully 50 inches wide, and suitable for the making of all kinds of Dresses and Separate Skirts. This material regularly sells for $1.25 yard, and is indeed a great bargain at 75c. to-morrow morning. | 50 INCHES WIDE =] Frienfls and uaintances respectfully Another Big Sale-More Bargains Hundreds of pairs Ladies' Evening Shoes on sale Friday and Sat- urday. $12, $10, $9.50. Black Su e, Patent, all kinds, all one NO APPROVALS, CHARGES OR EXCHANGE.