THURSDAY, NOV. 23, 1923, Y BRITiSH WHIG. = Greetings For + Christmas At the UGLOW BOOK STORE you. will ind the latest designs in Christmas Greeting Cards. Fn Et emt -~ While the new styles are just a bit better than the usual, they are essentially correct in every detail. We suggest that you order now while the complete stock is at your disposal. et L R. Uglow & Co. YourEyes demand the best service possible and our aim is to give our best, both in our examination and the fit- ting of our Glasses. French Bead'Bags for Christmas Bead Bags are still in vogue. We are showing a new Bead Bag from Paris, developed in exquisitely blended Beads of soft color- ings, shell frame and mirror. Depth 73% to 10 inches. LJ. Registered Priced at $9.50. 140 Wellington St. Opp. Post Now Is The Time || Kinnear & dEsterre to decorate your Lav.as and PRINCESS ST., KINGSTON lots with car Cement ot Flower Vases. Tiree varieties to choose from. Ama, Dr. Nash's DENTAL PARLORS 183 PRINCESS ST, KINGSTON Kingston Jement Products H. F. NORMAN, Manager OFFICE: 69 Patrick Street Phone 780w. -- AeA AA wt es et as By & vote of 200 to 110 the U. S. House adopted a rule giving privileg- ed status to the administration bill, Which will be voted on finally Novem- r 29th. 'We specialize on Painless Extraction, Latest Pyorrhea Treatment and X-Ray work. It Is Not Too Early To Buy Your Christmas Gifts For a few days we will sell two of our best pattern DINNER SETS at Special Prices. White and Gold pattern. Reg. $35.00. SALE PRICE $28.50 Marcella, Panelled Border pattern-- ' Regular $33.00. .- SALE PRICE $27.50 These are both high grade and made by Meakins, one of England's best makers, Sets bought now will be held and delivered at Christmas if you wish. ROBERTSON'S Limited 73 Princess St. New Footwear For the present ™ Women's Buck Oxfords--toe caps, saddle and stays, trimmed _ in Patent Colt or Brown Kid--a shoe with style, comfort and quality. This pattern represents one o strongest - tendencies int to-day's footwear Tash. ion. Call and inspect them. Allan M. Reid .) 'SHOE STORE No THE DAIL The Lord Mayor's Show in Canadian float, which was an Canadian farms. > CROWDS AT THE BAZAAR In Ontario Hall in Aid of the Hotel Dieu Nurses' Home. The Hotel Dieu bazaar was 'crowd- od on Wednesday evening and the executive committee felt greatly en- couraged over the keen interest shown in the hospital which fills such an important place in the wel- fare of the community. An appeal on behalf of the sick and afflicted is one that calls for a contribution from the more fortunate and all genetous- ly disposed have the assurance that their contributions are wisely used, for the Hotel Dieu is one of thc nodel institutions of Canada, being equipped with the most efficient ap- paratus and giving most scientific service The bazaar is now in full swing. On Wednesday evening, Mrs. Logue put on the euchre which was follow- ed by a dance that was greatly eén- joved by the young people. The music was furnished by Simpson's orchestra composed of Mies Mamie Tierney, planc, Mr. Betts, violin, Miss Francis Devlin and Miss Anna Han- on, piano. On Wednesday the staff of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company dined at the bazaar in a body. : The booths are being well patron- 1zed as everything in ladies and chii- aren's clothing may be obtained there, as well as numerous articles suftadle for Christmas gifts such as toys, dolls, dolls' clothes and car- riages, toilet articles and household remedies in common use, confection- ery, and a great many articles. The fortune-telling booth is the scene of great amusement. The cigar booth in charge of Miss Anna. Han- lon presents a charming pic- ture and the temptation - to buy is . irresistible. All of the popular brands of cigars and cigar- ettes may be obtained. Tickets may be obtained at all times for valuable prizes, the winners of which will be announced on Sat- urday evening. The dining room claims the con- sideration of the business men of the city who find themselves down town at noon and all are high in praise of the splendid meals and the service given, The ladies are famous for the excellence of their cooking. In the evening from 5 to 7 supper is served SUFFERED SO From Heart and Nerves LIFE WAS A BURDEN Mr. A. H. Lee, Beamsville, Ont., writes: --'"'I am delighted to let you know what I have to say regarding the good Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills did me. » A short time ago I suffered with heart and nerve trouble, and was so bad I could not sleep, only about two hours each night. My heart was so bad I had spells when driving on the road and would faint away, and neighbors woiild carry me in from my wagon. I also took these spells in the night and during my daily work on the farm. 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"MARJOLAINE" AT GRAND WEDNESDAY EVENING A Splendid Musical Production Based Upon an Old-time Drama. The Grand had a charming attrac- tion last night in ""Marjolaine," a musical version of Louis N. Parker's Pomander Walk," a drama written many years ago. It is a handsome production, and delighted a good- sized audience. The story unfolds a dainty romance, while it is amusing throughout the tuneful music add- ing much to the enjoyment of tha production. No doubt the scene of the play is familiar to many. '""Marjolaine" is based on fine groups of diversified families, the :esidents of '"Poman- der Walk," an old row of houses "out Chiswick way," in London, over a hundred years ago. The ¢n3- tumes of both the male and female principals are a feature of the show, and are befitting the perisd of the story. The company is an excellent one. In the role of the winsome 'Marjolaine," Miss Vir- ginia: O'Brien was exceptionally good, while her singing of "Nesting Place," made a big hit. Lennox role of Jerome Brooke-Hoskyn Esq, calls for special mention. Frank Moulain, the chesty admiral, gave a true portrayal of the part. Others doserving high praise are Marian Mears, as Barbara; Royal Cotter, as Rev. Sternroyd; Winfred Young, as Jack Sayle; Arthur Geary, as Baron Otford; while a word of praise is also due to the girls in the en- semble who showed talent. The stage settings are good, that show- ing the row of fine quaint little houses along' the "Walk," being most impressive. The musical num- bers were warmly applauded; the audience calling for encores. "Mar- jolaine" and "Cuddle Up" were very popular selections. Cadets at Target Practice. Major McManus is arranging for the winter indoor rifle shooting by the high schoul cadets which is cal- culated to develop the local teams for the next King's Prize competition and the Imperial Challenge Shield. The indoor range is at the armories and {psiructors will be available for all of the schools entering teams. Lt.-Col. Gillespie, 1.C.S., is arranging for similar training at all cities in ALD, No. 3. Still" After Dog Taxow There are still @ number of citizens who have*not yet paid their dog tax. Every citizen who keeps a dog should pay for this privilege. The police are serving a number of citizens with a notice because they have neglected to pay up. If the tax is not paid the guilty parties will be summoned to the police court. Almost An Accident. About 2 o'clock on Wednesday af- ternoon, an automobile, making its way down Clarence street, came with- in an ace of running down a horse and rig, at the post office corner, The car struck the horse's head and the animal reared up as If to run away, and there was no serious damage. sesvensrasnnssd revenes LEE Every evening during the remain- | Spats *4.00 Tops. shown, $1.95 to All the pretty shades of Fawn, Grey, Taupe and Brawn. Also Black. 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Do not accept substitutes, A ee A eee eee. | IN MARINE CiROLES | The tug Manly and the dredge St. Lawrence arrived at Collin's Bay from Cobourg on Wednesday afte:- noon, where the latter vessel will po laid up for the 'winter. The Manly left for Toronto. The steamer Brockville arrived from Picton and Belleville on Thursday morning with canned goods and other freight. The steamer Buenavista is here to be laid up for the \.inter. The steamer City of Ottawa arriv- ed from Montreal on Thursday morning and cleared for Toront)y and Hamilton with package freight. The steamer Winona arrived from Montreal on Wednesday afternoon and cleared for Port Colborne. The steamer Mapleboro arrived on Wednesday night from Montreal and cleared for Port Colborne. The work of salvaging the steam- er Moulton is still going on but no report of the progress attained has been receivevd in the city since the Donnelly equipment went to the aid of the vessel early Wednesday morn- ing. The local marine season will prac tically be over in. about two more weeks, and one of the longest sea- sons on record will then be brought to a close. Freighting has been fair. ly heavy all summer and fall, and with the good weather during Octo- b>r and November, extra freight has been carried on the lake: Toutes with hardly a mishap. hs . \ N.C.0.'s Qualifying. 'The Frontenac regiment has five selected men taking the N.C.0. course for qualification as sergeants in "A" Company, the crack company of the unit, "A".Company was the only militia unit to make a good showing their geal. 1 The best cure for hard luck is a, EXPANSION SALE NOW ON > With Christmas just around the corner, this great Sale will offer wonder ful savisgs to the ear., gift buyer. SLIDING COUCHES Woven wire top; all steel frames in Art Cre- tonnes and Greem Den- MATTRESSES All layer felt in famecy Art Ticking--built, net stuffed. All sizes. $13.50 ' $9.50 SPRINGS Heavy Coll Springs-- all steel frames--strong and durable. All sises. $9.85 BRASS BEDS 3 2 In. posts, 5 of 1 In. AI ers, ball mounts, and Ribbon finish, SALE PRICE $22.00 LAMPS Floor and Table Lamps---anssorted, color- ed---14 in. Shodes. COMPLETE $13.50 Polet CHILD'S CRIB All steel, white enamel with Spring and deep drop side. Only $10.00 | PHONE 147. DOLL CARRIAGES Metal and wood bodies with hoods. $3.50, 36.50, $0.50 8 PIECE TOY SETS 2 Chairs and 1 Table tee. Child's Chairs, Child's Highchairs, Some of the many features in our Big Expansion Sale, James Reid, We pay freights and store your purchases. No branches, Christmas Bells--And * Cash Register Bells They'll both be ringing next months A little ad. in the "Christmas Gift Sugges- tions" columns of this newspaper's Alphabetical Classified Section will ring the bell of your cash register-- And keep it ringing from December 1st to the 24th! Pur representative will call to tell you how to start the music. (Copyright, 1822, by Basil L. Smith§ CL EEL LLL I LT TTT TTI TTY ghout t PE ITY ITTR I ERINNN INRIRARINRANNY Wb Sole Agents in Kingston for Weber Plancs PIII) 2 world. e Pi- A LL EL LLL LL LLL LILI IIIT) n_ e ma i 121 PRINCESS 8 TRERT, KINGSTON sRenserneee