THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. » WEUSY OF, Bhs : . : --_--_-- | LIFES SOCIAL SIDE I E Founded 1847. . (Continued From Page 8.) : | HEL re ° | Under the flags of the Allies ' . |strung over head, the students of x dS ) \ {Queen's spent a most enjoyable W, Ht . - A : - [evening in Chalmers church hall, . x : s 5 o at the annual reception given on ; Suggestions | Tuesday evening. Dr. and Mrs. Wil- Zl LIMITED {son received the guests, who filled the . rl rs y {hall, over flowea through the build- : ia : KINGSTON'S FAVORITE SHOPPING 'PLACE | 108 and found the large corridors of | the new Sunday school Wepartment ONLY FIVE ¥ R 1 {With its splendid equipment, a pleas- ; Ph : | Foz, ones 754-755. : Store Hours, 9 to 5.30 : b A A ant place for a chat. Guessing gam- og a : 3 : . EEKS MORE. CHS ph Ju were played and a programme of ¥ : - Ww, . {music with violin number by .Miss yn / [Leslie Taylor a character song by SHOP 4H Fail . | Gladstone Wood, splendidly enacted. a song by Miss Christine Diack, one 77 eq : \ Christmas « of Kingston's sweetest girl singers EARLY FE Rj and music by an orchestra, was much % gd Pa enjoyed. Refreshments were served and 3 : ' the hospitality of Chalmers' ladies Pik = is almost here, but before you ; SAL being taxed to supply cake and sand- Ce FF; \ MN do one bit of shopping consult 3 . E wiches for a record crowd. Om ! . YOU GET 2 A : vis» ; 3 the December Delineator. It ] Admiral and Mrs. Sims will be s BEST hh the guests of the Commandant and \ 2X) ¢ will solve many of your gift staff of the Royal Military College on Friday at luncheon. = problems and save you money. SELECTION. EPR : ea Stor, at is. bev viens id: There are several pages of gifts gy r be] ing her brother, Dean Skelton and i. WHAT ¢ LET Rb 2; Mrs. O. D. Skelton, Albert street, $ $ for you to make--a lamp hav i PRs returned to Toronto to-day. | ng a vase for the base, a doll Ly i TT Miss Dickson who gave several : \ . . i TO GIVE ab interesting addresses and for whom 24H with a dollar bill for a ski ' several small entertainments weirs - and a 50c. piece for a face. lle igs 1 given during her stay in town return- Y \ > y 8 ' - HIM-- ed to Toronto on Monday. : : ~~} There's an article on decorat- - . > * stor Sackville Eraway Ottawa, Ci ing windows and doors. And > - IW e in ngston was e guest o. A . V . - . . {Major and Mrs. F. Alderson, S a dictionary of Christmas gifts LOUNGING ROBE Miss Minerva Lemmon who hs 3 f : f t Best English make--exclusive, beautiful colors and tsimmings-- been visiting Kingston will return to ; or everyone -- in fact, .every- elegance and true comfort ......., FERAL $10.00 UP St. Anne de Bellevue, Que., on Fri- § thing for an easy and merry day. } . Mrs. John Mollett and Mrs. Bruce belied front ; Christmas. SMOKING JACKET Hopkins left for Toronto to-day to § . ' | visit Col. and Mrs. H. E. Boak. When you add to a man's comfort you're on the right track of Mrs. A. Lingham Wagner, concert gift buying Beautiful showing director for Queen's University con- C A NCER ! certs has returned to town from Ot: : tawe and Montreal. SCENE OF QUAKE AND What do you know about cancer symptoms ? Dr UNDERWEAR . The wont op a ok, Valparaiso y y P : All makes in Stanfleld's and other Canadian makes--all the best . THE S100K MARKET. to Antofagasta is a stricken area. Four: Francis Carter Wood, of Columbia University, says that teen hundred dead are already report- English k t RIGHT PRICES, e - rt: 3 glish makes a Reported b, McKinnon & Co., Royal plcccly eatoen by carcanuake 'umd many cancer victims die needlessly because of ignorance. Bank ding, Mar! treet. tidal wave, - . . . . "oe Read his article "On Guard Against Cancer" in the De- NRW YORK STOCKS, . : is $1.00 UP ne Nov 198. 5 pn. cember Delineator. Did yor know that the beginning of Am Jeg. ox cin verse 18% cancer is usually painless? That discomfort after eating Bee... 0 may mean a cancerous condition? That g mole which is BRT, ...... ......... 15% 8 . . : Cosden ON >... 00.0 0. irritated may turn into a cancer? These are some of things e ® . . . . Li t I ee ne he discusses in his important article, vings on % St.Paul... ......... ... The Late George Baker. : : Bie ce vie... La. George Baker passed away at his - : . % | residence, 202 Rid t, o 7379 BROCK STREET Now iimicic [0% 00 a3 rent, 0a" ian "sre on George Bar McCutcheon ; : tar ar be , tollowi troke of If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk Ey erat Tho ote ws i Zona Gale, Harold Titus and Courtney Ryley Cooper NYC: cor ie ine ines 4 |Crosby eighty-seven years ago, but . . New Faves... in early life resided on Amborst To --all famous authors--have stories in the December De- Northern P. Sot en land. He came to Kingston forty : . . . Pini beg Ue years ago and resided here continu- lineator. And on page 72 you will find a list of well- Southern Ry. .,, ...... .. ously ever since. Te late Mr. Baker : : Studer Ry. =o: +o ll LL 33 [ously ever sinc na te Mr. Baker known authors, who have been signed up by the Delinea Eula ae... 0 00 "Baker Estate," being considered the tor for 1923. The very best to be had in fiction is offered Col. Baker. He was a very devout to Delincator readers every month. .Sometimes as much | U.8. Steel nearest living relative of the late St --t A member of the Methodist church and i : | a on Ouaneon Novia! chisel and as $30,000 is spent for a serial story, [Hollinger .. ... ....... a1 his wife, one nephew, George Baker, ; jTeck Hughes .~. 7, 7 ' Nelson, and two sisters, Mrs. McGi n, : = | West To ail any 1; | Amhberat Island, and Mrs, J. Conan TheoeLixearor Is really and truly a very interesting and helpful Maga- Davidson .., ... Pid, ham, "Toronto, zine. For not only does it deal with above subjects, but also contains page after page of the new winter fashions, the patterns of which we keep at / i ~e . Hne-- -- BROS. Limited JOHNSTUN & WARD. A whole lot of us will hedge be- chy store, The patterns are easy to understand, and the DELTOR, which -- tween right and wrong if the al- is"enclosed with every pattern, saves you time and money, Member of Montreal and Toronto mighty dollar looms up in sight. changes, 86 Princess. , MONTREAL STOCKS. no LY MEMORANDUM, ote eu Cc} - t. Nov. 15th, 2 p.m. Tea and Sale, SL John nhurch, Nov. Abitibi Power 17th, 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. [Atuas Sugar ; an) ens Ravhre a Dance, Thurs- THE DELINEATOR--$ 1.20 YEAR ) elephone Come to tea and e, Bethel Church, | Brasil Nossmer Sian . EI Harvey, MRS. WEBSTER » oe. St luke's church, day, Nov, 20th. & representative of the BUTTERICK PUBLISHING CO., who kas been .W. Euchre a nee, Ports. mouth Separate Scheol, Thursday, 8 with us for over two months, will be here not longer than Saturday. Mrs. | Can. Steamship Common 2 Pe Almiantion, Joe. ne of Christmas Webster has been demonstrating the patterns and also offering the | Can, Car Common cards and Al tionely ~The Jackson 8 DELINEATOR at the special rate--$1.20. Puring the few days that are ~ Press, Wellington 8 1 Can. Car Pd. Zz dinnep and concert to- left of Mrs. Webster's stay at this store, we urgently invite our customers ) Dominion Textile . . Cen hursday rank, Dinner to call in and meet her, and take advantage of her wide experience with Detroit United ... --~ these well-known and reliable patterns. Gen. Electric , Laurentide Montreal Cotton . at Bossi? rns iR & EDGAR BUTTERICK PATTERNS One Ratls MARKY . "Style Leaders of the World." Sn . ceesseces 89% DIED, 700 Barrels APPLES wingan +011 ane MER INGER ult Mere: Ban for of Canada CUNIIIIT 9n | TOUS Mls late residence. 201 the table. {Twin City ........ foevanse B63 | IRS AT ed iintances are respeet- Prince Edward County 8 PLES 1 anit CAE Nov. 11th, Finest Varieties. Wheat-- : k ~-- July oa rriniiiaiiia.., 100% In tose MEMO lovin; + May s2easheene Baldwin, Who basse oon d ant De alr trecesre 117%) ber the 21st, 1930, : ? Th ha atlas Counts Fall and Winter Apples. Cooking. BAY srireriiiidessiiiiil 69% | Memory kee -- 7 , : --and speed depends n shoes to a » 0 large degree. One's goal may be quick as a flash, but that doesn't help unless shoes grip, giving speed in get- away and stop. Our shoes for basket- ball, football, or any other sport have the endorsement of the best men in the field of sports. In our estimation the finest assortment + of Apples it has been our privilege to offer the citizens of Kingston and dis- trict. : } | I for 1 | i orchards. Every home should have : flit ay Mish": Mix cronies] o2 nos . | | : on delicious ting apple on the table. [[i3eL Reps Tu BESET = bon LOCKETT'S 2 | a. tr | SHOES AND TRAVELLING GOODS - ~ > I every day. Truly a treat in somon.. ak