THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. + They Have That Swagger Look Young Men Like. OUR WINTER * Quercoats Big, soft, warm Ulsters or Ulsterettes. : Specially priced $25.00 to $40.00 ~ Warmth without Weight. \ e eo 4 Livingston's 75-79 BROCK STREE] If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk ANDERSON BROS. Limited Private Phone 365. Public 458-459. Wholesale 1767. A Ready Wrapped Farka for a *] 00 I tin Corn, regular ........... 124c. 1 Ib. Hersley Blend Tea, regular .23c. cide 1 Ib. Brown Sugar, regular .. .. 1b. Icing Sugar, regular .......... 10c. A Ib. package Crothers Sodas, regular 8c. I package Corn Starch, regular... 10c. I, Seedless Raisins, regular. . . . . . 18e. 1 phg. Kellogg's Corn Flakes, regular . 0c. | Bar Fels Naptha Soap, regular . . . . . .9c. 1 package HO, Ammonia, regular... 9c AY and THURSDAY | LOCAL NEWS. | {Brief Items of Interest Picked: Up by the Whig Re- ! porters. N Don't waver. Advertise your radio. | Hot House tomatoes, lettuce and | | parsley at Carnivsky's. | Miss-Pilley, dressmaker, removed ito 265 Johnson street. | Little pigs are selling at from $8 [to $10 a pair In Lennox and Adding-| ton. Mr. Swaine, plano 'uner. Orders received at 100 Clergy street west. 'Phone 564w. Fall wheat is looking well, and practically 'no complaint has been made of injury from the Hessian fly or any other pest. In times of peace and victory re- member those whose sacrifice made peace and victory possible. Wear a poppy Armistice day. A resident of Holleford was on Wednesday morning fined $200 and costs by Justices of the Peace Alli- son and Cannon, on being convicted of selling liquor. Another lot Red Roger grapes and Golden Glow pears received to-day parsley at Carnovsky's. Mrs. Nathan L. Miller, wife of the governor of New York state, taught school in Cape Vincent, N.Y., some {thirty yeares ago. Her maiden name was Miss Elizabeth Daveon. Personal Christmas cards on sale at job department, British Whig. Order now before the rush, large variety to choose from. Lennox and Addington farmers re- alize that there will be no sale for poorly finished poultry, and as a re- sult, many farmers are buying crates and crate fattening their chickens in order to market them to the best advantage. A CONCERT AND DANCE HELD IN THE ARMORIES ------ By the P.W.0. Regiment on Tuesday Evening--Over 400 Were Present. The Princess of Wales Own Regi- ment held a very enjoyable concert and dance at the Armories on Tues- day evening, with an attendance of members and friends of well over four hundred. The entertainment was very successful, and a great deal of appreciation was expressed by the guests of the regiment. The band concert commenced at 8 o'clock when a number of selec- tions were furnished by the band under the direction of Bandmaster W. Christmas. A feature of this part of the programme was the in- clusion of the chimes, presented to the regiment by Lt.-Col. A. B. Cun- ningham, a former commanding offi- cer, in one of the pieces. The music for the dancing which followed was furnished by the regi- mental string orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Christmas, and the floor of the armories was well crowd- ed with young couples. During thé dance, the officers' mess was open, and a number of the officers and thelr wives received many old friends of the regiment there. The sergeants' mess was also open, where hospitality also reigned supreme. It is the intention of the P.W.O.R. to state a big military entertain- ent at the armories, probably in the early spring, the performance to take the nature of a "tattoo," when a de- monstration of many interesting and spectacular military events; ranging from revellle to tattoo, will be shown. { Rotary Club Activities. : The Kingston Rotary Club will have a big time on Friday night, The club is holding a "Boys' Night," and it promises to be a night that will always be remembered in the his:- ory of Rotary in Kingston. One of the features of the programme will be the Kansas City Boys' film of two reels. The club has invited the principal and one boy from each of the city schools. The boys' work and enter- tainment committee are preparing a special programme. An out-of-town speaker will be secured, who, will give the boys a talk. ---------------- Hotel Dieu Rasaar, Don't fail to be among those pres. ent at the Grand Bazaar to be held in the Milk Trust Building, corner Bagot and. Brock streets for one week, commencing Nov. 20th. This affair promises to be ome of the out- standing events of the year. Dinner and supper will be served eath day and on the opening night a dance will be held for which a six piece or- chestra will play. Booths of all kinds will be in the building. The object of the bazaar is for the building of a new home for the JOHNSTUN & WARD. { Members of Montreal and Toronto } Exchanges, 86 Princess. MONTRZAL STOCKS. Nov, 8th, 2 Abitibi Power, . a" odie on Atlantic Sugar Sas sen ace Bell Telephone ... | Brazil | Brompton os { British Empire, com. | British Empire, 2nd pfd. Can, Cement . ts vine ves Can. Steamship, 'ptd. .- Can. Steamship, com Can, Car, pid. ... Can. CBF, COM. .... +. Dominion Textile ... . { Detroit United ... Dominion Beldge Laurentide ... Montreal Cotton . Mackay National Breweries ,. .. Ogilvie ... Quebec Ralls ... ... .. Spanish River, com, ... . .. Spanish River, pfd. ... ... Smeers ;.. ... seo sees Steel of Canada. ... «vo o.." Toronto Ralls... coe ses TWIN CY. wae vas vos 0s Price Brig, ... ..s wee 44 Canada Cottons ... ... ... ---------- -- THE STOCK MARKET. Rloported by McKinnon & Co., Royal Bank Building, Market Street, NEW YORK STOCKS. Nov. 8th, 2 p.m. Amnloto .... ase.ne .. .. 128% Bakiwin LocQ ...... «... .. 131% B: 0:0. u00e oe is . 50 Be ReTanss' not ncin aes 17% Cosden Oil .... ...:'.. .. 48% CPR: son vonninrine... 146% Crucible Steel .... .. .. .. 75% St.Pall. ves 400s os he..c ITH Erie .. ... sss save 4a 12 Gen. Asphait' Seeisy se D283 G. 8. T. oe. 88% Marine Prd. , . Mex Pete.... N. ¥Y.C... New Haven.. . Nor Pac.. Sou Pac.... Sou Ry. oe Studebaker. ... Un Pae.... U. S. Steel . Tob Prod.... West Tree.... Davidson DAILY MEMORANDUM, Irishmen's Euchre and Dance, Thurs- day evening, 8.15 sharp. Hotel Dieu euchre to-night In Nurses' Recreation Hall Refresh- ments. British mail will close at the King- ston post office Thursday, November 9th, at 9 p.m. Remember Bernardo Homes Benefit recital in First Baptist church, Thurs- day, Nov. $th. A meeting of Liberal Women will be bela Thursday afternoon, November h, at 3.30, in the County Court House. an are invited. PRINTERS HANSON, CROZIER & EDGAR MARKET SQUARE, KINGSTON. BORN. BENN---At Napanee, on October 25th, to Mr. and Mrs. Herkimer Benn, a daughter, BEST--At Wellington, Ont., on October 30th, to Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Best, (nee O, Lola Madden), a son. BURNS--At Newbur on Oct. 28th, to Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Burns, a daughter. KELLAR--At Napanee, on Oct. 30th, to Mr. and Mrs. James Kellar, a son. MCLEOD A¢ Richmond, November 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McLeod, Jr., a son, SHORTS -- At Deseronto, on October 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Hedley Shorts, a daughter. THOMPSON--At Napanee, on Nov. 4th, 1 o Mr and Mrs. Ross Thompson, a MARRIED % COOK--LY! TLE--At Nepan on Oct. 30th, Fred Leon Cook. of Water- own, N.XY., to Lavica Lytle, Tweed, JOHN--BRANT--At Na ee, on Oct. 31st, Lewis Alfred John to Rhoda Marlon Brant, both of Tyendinaga. LAUGHLIN-CASSIBAU_ At Napaneé, Laughiin vo Blsioed ia Shona t a er oO ros 0 8 DIED. SAL 'Wilton, on November 3rd, sea, widow of the Kingston General Hospital . th, 1922, Alfred William aged 50 ' WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1033, JLAIDLAV ¢ SON LIMITED _KINGSTON'S FAVORITE SHOPPING PLACE Phones 754-755. Store Hours, 9 to 5.30. On Sale To-morrow Morning at 10 o'clock 100 YARDS Marmot and Sable Fur Trimming 3 9 Evil On sale to-morrow morning -- 100 yards of these pretty fur trimmings for only 39c. yard. VERY SPECIAL Sable is a soft, glossy Fur in a pretty shade of dark brown, and is used extensively for the trimming of all kinds of Dresses and Suits. Marmot is also a pretty fur, is used for the same pur- poses, the only difference being in its color. It is a light brown shade, nearing a tan. ' Tricolette Blouses $4.95 Pretty Blouses developed from an extra fine quality Tricolette, in plain and drop stitch. They are nicely styled, with round necks, three quarter sleeves and braid trimming around the neck and sleeves. wish to thank our many friends hors for their kindness to us Shevn in Bo tent sad bereayv t Geraldine Henry, also or he floral of- § HURLBUT SHOES FOR FALL Sizes 5 to 74, 8 to 104.