@ THURSDAY, DEC. 21, 1922, IDRIS: AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Bpecial attenuon given your family Or friends going to or returning from | the Old Country. Passports arranged "For information and rates Py to Fa HANLEY, C. P. and T.A.G Ry., Kingeton, Ont. 'Office: C.N.-G.T. Station, * Johnson and Ontario Streots, ston, Ontarfo, . Open Day and Night. 'PHONE~99. corner King- TQLET JOHNSTON ST. -- Brick, § rooms, gas. $20.00 per month. . Possession January 1st. CHATHAM 8ST. -- Frame, 4 rooms and toilet. $14.00 per h month. Possession at once. VICTORY BONDS bought and 14. { R. H. Waddell | Phones 326-806. 86 Broek St. DR. A.W. WINNETT DENTAL SURGEON, [Gorner of Johnson and Wellington Phone 8638 pon For moving FREIGHT, FUKNIT tak, saves, PIANOS, CARTAGE and STORAGE OF BEVERY DESCRIPTION Kingston Transter Co. wycimms sill. 18 "WELLINGTON FIRED en Dr. Waugh Dentist 106 Wellingion St. Fhone 250 on 1HUMAS COPLEY =F elephone Y87. wanting authing Suse in the rater Hue. timates given on a kinds fre amd mew work, also - Roars of all kinds. All orders receive prompt attention. Shop: Queen Street. Bell's Vanilla HIGH GRADRB 36c. A BOTTLE Cheapest in the long rum. Stade in Kingston by--- DR. BELL WONDER MEDICINE CO, Sl WATTS People's + Florist 177 Wellington street, Fresh flowers and plants daily © Made from Pork Sausage. Put up In one pound net tins: ~ the flavor a Xe whaS one a8 the thi the thing Sor holiday trips on a gen | | For Colds or Influenz> and as a Preveative. : BROMO | QUININE CP tre DAVID SCOTT Plvmber Plumbing and Gas Work a spec ialty, All work guaranteed. Ad. dress 145 Frontenac Street. Phone 1277. | Give a Clock for Christmas | Priced from $2.00--$15.00 L. C. HEMSLEY Watchmaker from R. J. Rodger 149 8ydenham 8t. Just off Princess Save Your Coal CHOICE HARDWOOD Cut 12" long and split ready for anges $4.50 per load 16" long for Furnaces $4.25 per load Try a load this mild weather. W. A. Mitchell & Co. 15 Ontario Street Telephone 67. EE FOR GOOD BREAD BURNS' HOME-MADE BREAD BUTTERNUT BREAD MALTANA BREAD W. BURNS, 61 Frontenac 8t., North Useful gifts and good values this season. See our Ivory in pleces or sets, Manicure Rolls, Sewing Rolls, 'Pencils, Fountain Pens, .M. R. McColl PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Opposite St. Andrew's Church Phone 82. |G. w. MLLYONS' if | cannot be over estimated. you are in e THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. | R. M. C. Cadets' Vacation. | The cadets of the Royal Mifary | CoMege wil leave on their Christmas juotuters on Friday night. Returned From Seatile, Mrs. J. W. Anderson, Moscow, {bas returned from Sea.tle where she went on account of hhe iliness of ther mother, the late Mrs. Jane | Fralick. ] Auditing Fair Accounts. The annual audit of the accounts | |of the Kingston Agricultural Indus- | trial Association is now proceeding. {R. J. Bushell, manager and secre- tary, presented his financial state- +ment on Wednesday. | That Forfeited Bond. | The bond for $500 which J. G. [Evans forfeited when he failed to lappear in court jast week is stfll in |the hands.of Chief Robinson. The | money will be handed over to the {administration of justice department: Keeping Their Dogs Home. The owners of dogs which have {been wandering the streeis without {any tags have got wise during the [past few days and are keeping them |in the house lest by chance the dog {catcher might get hold of them. Sale of Suits and Overcoats, For(the balance of this month we {have decided to put on sale ever | Suit and Overcoat that we have in | stock at great reduction in price. {A call will convince you. All our Christmas goods have arrived. Pre- vost, Brock street. Entertainments Appreciated, The concerts and other enterzain- ments arrangéd by the home and school clubs In the ciy have been greatly appreciated by parents, teachers and pupils. An organization of this kind does a great deal of good in the community. WolYe Islander Alone Remains. All the sieamers, with the excep- tion of the steamer Wolfe Islander, have gone into winter quarters. The steamer St. Lawrence, owned by J. {M. Campbell, has been taken to Col- i1ins Bay and will be placed on the { ways and undergo repairs during the winter months. Good Christmas Cards. Christmas cards made in Toronto are rated by the retall dealers as far ahead of the American brand both in price and in quality. And the Canadian cards invaded the United States with great success until thé Fordney tariff boosted the duty from | atten to forty-five per cent. practiec- ally barring out the Canadian goods. .« Behind In Coal Delivery. Coal dealers are somewhat behina in deliveries, owing to the late as rival of cargoes. It is difficult to ge. a ton of coal delivered within a week. The dealers are selling coal to pur- chasers at their yards at $16 a ton, without delivery. Quite a number of people buy in this way and secure their own carters to make delivery to their cellars. 'Four Live Wires." In the Whig on Wednesday the name of Dr,.C. C. Nash was inad- vertently omitted from the list of || members of the Kingston Rotary olub who ars aso 'city fathers." fii Dr. C. C. Nash, Howard Kelly, | Charles Anglin and Dr. Fergus, J. || O'Connor are "'four live wires" {| Rotary and also in the city council, in and the Whig wishes them success. Value of Earnedtmess. The importance of being earnest When and are sure you. want to part "handsome ¢ar, tell about it in our clissified columns to the people Who ake Itt earnest in wanting it, That ear is a joy, ana i {you know it deserves an appreciat- ivq owner. TT Awaiting Work To Pact There is no critical change in the! employment situation in the eity. Many men are looking for the work on the new trunk sewer to start. This work is_being held up at pre- sent, pending the receipt of formal permission to carry the sewer under che G.T.R. tracks. There will pro- bably be about twenty-five men em- ployed on this wok at one time. The digging of the drain on Kent street has already been started. Clean Your Stdewnlks. {1llneéss. as the spans are in position the C. P.R. and Canadian National trains will run over it. Captured A Sail, W. Exley, district license inspect- or, Napanee, made a big haul Iu Maynooth, when he discovered a sti in operation and ninety gallons of mash. A house had been built in the swamp and a heavy copper worm had been used in connection with the etill. The bootlegger was fined $200 for the still and $200 for the offence agaiust the Ontario Tem- perance Act. Raised $900 For The Blind. The coliection carried on througn the Daughters of the Empire for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind was a great success in Kins ston. The collection took place foll- owing the recent adiress of Cap. E. A. Baker, in memoidrl hall. The amount co:.lected through the poxes amounted to $882.14 and following this, amounts were paid in, total- ing $20, making a total of $902.14. The expenses, including 36 cents tax on cheques, amonuted to $2.75. The sum of $900 will'be forwarded to the Institute. The showing is a most creditable one, and those = having charge are to be warmly commended for their work, The Late Willam Dowdall. On Dec. 10th, the great harvester, Death; visited the Dowdall home, Perth, and took away the husband and father in the person of William E. Dowdall, after a long/and trying Mr. Dowdall was a man of Sr a on in | TARLINGTON'S FAMOUS Doughnuts | Are Now Being Made in King- ston Fresh Every Day. TRY THEM The most deliclons Doughnuts made. Tarlingt J on § 178% PRINCESS STREET Baker of Cakes You Enjoy. bright, kindly nature, and an oblig-| ing disposition and will be much! missed. He was born fifty-two years; ago on the farm where he lived his | entire life. Twenty-eight years ago! he was married to Miss Margaret] Thompson and to them were born a| family of five, all of whom were pre-| sent at the time of his death, Olive, | Mrs. L. Leaver, Bathurst; Delbert, | Stellman, Veda and Melbourne at! home. Rev. Walker, Westport, | preached the funeral service to a large number of friends and neigh- bors who gathered to pay their last respects to the deceased. |# Kingston and Vicinity | REE Hardwood Flooring The very best brand of Plain Oak, Quartered Oak, Birch and Maple Floor- ings, stored in a heated warehouse. > Clear grades and choice stock. S. ANGLIN & CO. Woodworking Factory and Lumber Yards, Bay and Wellington Streets, KINGSTON, Ont. Office Phone 68. Factory Phone 1415. The Easiest Way. My Love---'"What are you going to do with the old plano since Dad gave you the Grand? It's perfectly good." My Life--"Oh, of course it's good. That's one reason I sold it so easily. The other reason is that I put an ad in Our Paper's classified columns. The nicest couple came and they are going to send for the Plano in the morning." Conductor Retiring, The commencement of the new year will bring with it the retire- ment from active railway service of Charles Claridge, for many years an efficient employee of the transporta- tion department of the Grand Trunk and latterly conductor in charge of trains Nos. 20 and 21, operating as express freight trains between Mont- real and Toronto, Mr. Claridge will Vy athieu's Syrup oF TAR & Cob LivER EXTRA: Stops CoucH Sold mn generous size bottles by all dealers. "THE J. L. MATHIEU CO., Props, - SHERBROOKE, P.Q. Makers also of Mathieu's Nervine Powders the best remedy ' | for Headaches, Neuralgia and Feverish Colds. retire on pension, as well as J. Scott, train baggageman on the suburban run out of Montreal. Btreet Sign System Needed. A vetw real need for this city, as pointed out by strangers and citizens alike, is a regular sys'em of street signs, placed in conspicuous praces so that all pedestrians and drivers may obtain their location at a glance. There is hardly a persou in the city who, at some time or other, has nov searched, many times vainly, for a mark of any kind that would indic- ale a certain street. At the present time, many corners have no mara- ings at all, while others are marx- ed on adjacent houses or on the sidewalks, the latter, naturally, of no use whatever in the winter. It would be very desirable if the city council should adopt some uniform and legible sys'em as soon as poss- ible, and a blue background with white lettering has been suggested by a prominent citizen. This im- provement would be welcomed as a real asset to the city. CHRISTMAS FURS at Gourdier's ne A -------- U.F.0. social evening in aid of fire relief fund, Cata¥aqui Hall, Fri- day evening. Dancing at 8.30. Ad- mission, everybody, 25c. , Tue ScientiFicarLy Bur Watch WALTHAM 6/0 Size Convert- Able and Ribbon Watches NAIC fee Moyen Sama aT. Also made in 3]0 size, sli larger than the 6|0 size, tly 23.00 4 No. ss1iDE~1¢ Jewel Movement DE-~15 Jewel Qa rte tes No. s010DE~7 Jewel Movement $17.00 Also made in 3/0 al htl larger than the 6/0 size, $25. 00 A Happy Christmas O interesting ladies' watches--alike, yet not alike. The same famous Waltham movement inside--but dressed in different styles. OVERCOATS $15.00 t0°30.00 Pa WARM, FANCY BACK WEAVE ULSTERS $25.00 t0°40.00 YOUNG MEN'S SUITS *15.00t0°35. 00 | TWEDDELL'S 131 Princess St. {One dy door below Randolph Hotel) 'The one be-ribboned in pure black silk (changed at the slightest of cost)--the other a | bracelet watch, convert- ible according to the wearer's mood or the "dress" occasion. Because of the disappearing "eye in the case, you can wear it around the wrist or as a chatelaine watch or on a chain. These jeweled, fashionable Waltham Watches will keep time for a life-time. Whichever one you préfer. They are sold by first class jewelers. Ask your jeweler to show them to you. He knows what fine watches they are. Weis fora valuable booklet that is aliberal ** Watch" education Ser ree on saquest, The We alta Watch Co, Limited WALTH AM THE OR WATCH TCH OVER TIME Mike forms Wot fon lt Gifts That Always Please v e-- Silk Scarfs in plain afd fancy colors at $1.75 and $3.00. Children's Sweaters, Pullovers, Snow- Suits--a great variety at attractive prices. Men's Wool and Cashmere Socks--best English makes--from 50c. to $1.50 a pair, Men's Silk and Wool and all Silk Socks from 75c. to $1.50 a pair. Embroidered Pillow Slips i n "Envelope style, done in Irish Linen-finished Cotton at $2.00 a pair. Fancy Linen Pieces--av e assort- meant chores frcual = styles. See our Christmas Handkerchiefs, Open evenings this week. W. N. Linton & Co. | v v -