THE DAIL Y BRITISH WHIG QUICKLY YIELD TO DR. HICKEY'S TREATMENT Dr. Hickey's Speedy Mixture stops a Gough in a fow doses.. Dr. Hickey's Cola Capsules dry ap thé'héad cold over night. Lr. Hickey's Chest Rub 'quickly removes the congestion and draws out the pain. This combination is the best obtainable. 25¢ each There can be io more appropri- ate gift than a Tea Service. Throughout the years to come it will be cherished | | as an heirloom by future genera- tions. Farms For Sale 200 ACRES--100 under cultivation, 12 § miles from Kingston; frame house, good 4 condition; 2 large barns, newly shingled --with or without implements--would exchange for city property, 190 ARES--8 miles from Kingston-- 315 acres under cultivation--5 ood bush; good, stone house, large and drive shed; well watered, running stream; well adapted for mar- ket gardening; 1 mile from church, school and ractory, 126 ACRES--100 acres good soll; bal- ance good pasture; good frame house; 2 barns; never-failing spring. from city. 85 ACRES---Garden and truck farm; i double brick house; sll conveniences. close to city. 58 ACRES -- 25 acres good garden land; frame house; barn and cow house; close to factory, school and church; 12 miles from Kingston: on | easy terms or exchange. Crop on easy terms for quick sale. Bateman's Real Estate 136 Wellington St. Our stock is at all times well as- sorted and rea- sonably priced. | 12 miles STARTS WITH SERVICE, ENDS WITH SATISFACTION SOWARDS KEEPS COAL AND COAL KEEPS SOWARDS PHONE 155. UPTOWN OFFICE: McGALL'S CIGAR STORE. PHONE 811. MY MA ------ } _-- ------ ~ | REQUIREMENTS Rocker Ash Sifters |Dampers Coal Hods Coal, Gas, Electric Heaters. Stove Boards Stove Pipes Elbows--Tees " Chimney Thimbles ~FURNITURE SPECIALS one ahd in Wao sn mr Pe DRESSER, BED, CHIFFONIER Regular price $135.00. Special... $92.50 Regular price $133.00, Special . $90.00 FOR THE WEEK ONLY~--HURRY IF YOU WANT A SNAP. i > Ee ---- The part of India in which the tales of gods. and creation seem first to have been told, is called. the Pun- Jab. Punjab means the rivers." The story of a 'great flood' seems to. have been told in almost every olden country where there were riv- ers which overflowed their banka. "land of five | Here is India'e tale: "Father Manu lived soon after the beginning of things. He was very good, and proved his love for the gods by standing on one leg in a for- est for thousands of years. One day he was sitting near a stream. A small fish came to the surface and said: '" 'Please guard me from the big fish who want to eat me up.' '""Manu took the little fish in his hands and carried it home, where he placed it in a jar of water. It soon grew too big for the jar and Manu placed it in a tank, "In time the tank was not large enough, so Manu took the fish to the Ganges river. Even this proved too small, and the fish said: 'Please take me to the ocean. I am too long for this river. "While Manu was moving the fish to the ocean it said to him: '"" 'Noble protector ,the end of he world is at hand. A terrible flood is going to sweep, away everything. Build a large strong boat, and put in it seeds of all the plants there are. Get In the boat and look for me. I shall have horns.' "Manu did as he was told. The flood came and covered everything --even the clouds. Manu's boat floated, ~ut it rocked so badly that there was reason to fear. Of a sud- den the fish came to the surface. On it great head were horns which Manu lassoed with a rope he had on board. The fish then "pulled the boat back and forth over the raging sea. "Finally the water began to get lower. The top of a high mountain appeared. The fish pulled Manu to this peak and he got out of nis boat. "Then said the fish: "'l am Brahma in the form of a fish. You shall have power to cre- ate gods and men over again. Do 80." } 4 "Father Manu followed the com- mand, and in time the earth was much the same as it had been before the great flood." Next--Winning Back the Sun... Who Pays For Our Forest Fires ? With the whole commercial world standing at Canada's counter asking for her pulpwood and timber and ready to establish new industries, new towns and new pay-lists, in what was yesterday a "wilderness," Dr. Clifton, D. Howe, president of the Canadian Forestry Association, points out that the Canadian people are setting 5,977 forest fires a year and burning up over 14 million dol- lars worth of public-owned forests. No public taxes will again be collect- ed on these burned areas for the bet- ter part of a century and industries wiil have to look elsewhere for loca- tion. A SLEEPING BUSHMAN PERISHES IN FLAMES Campbell House Block De- stroyed by Blaze That Has Disastrous Results. Arnprior, Oct. 2,--Ivan Lebianc, a bushman from Kippewa, who was ] sleeping in the Campbell House, pertahed in a fire which broke out about one o'clock Sunday morning. Eighty-five per cent. of all the for- est lands, Dr. Howe says, are owned by the people of Canada and the peo- ple pay by far the greater part of the Penalties of forest destruction. It is estimated that four dollars out of every five received for a log are paid out for labor 'and supplies, while the remaining dollar is divided between the investor of capital and the gov- ernment, It is estimated that since Conteder- ation the Canadian people have bura- ed up more than 600,000 square mil- es of timber lands as compared with 100,000 square miles that have been laid low by the axe of the logger. aged were covered by insurance. "Mr. Campbell's loss .is about $30,- 000 on which he has about $9,000 insurance. BANKS FAVORABLE, ------ The Campbell House block, which | Bankers included the hotel, severa: stores and being in the meighborhool of $75,- 000. Leblane's charred body has been taken from the ruins. 'There were a number of guests in the hotel, but they escaped unharmed. PROBS:--Wednesday, fine; not much change in temperature. a HRA A practically unlimited assortment to select from -- in- cluded is every new style feature, shade and fabric, that has fashion's stamp of approval. There are styles for the Flapper. the College and Busi- ness Girl, the Matron and those who require larger than regu- lar stock sizes--all are here in endless variety. Every Coat is specially pu rchased--every special cash dis- count has been secured and marked so close that manufacturers often ask how we do it--but we do do it--and you can pur- chase your new winter coat here and save from $2.50 up to $25.00 on your purchase! Compare our values with all competitive lines --and value for value--the above statements will be proved to your satisfaction. FURS Viatka Squirrel Beaver Fox Wolf Opposum FABRICS Marvella STYLES Straightline Ripple Flare Wrappy Mushroom Collars Fur Collars _Truvenella Gerona Bolivia Velour (Duvetyn) English Check-Back Priced from . ...... we. . $13.95 to $25.00 . Be Tt Lu ....$27.50 to $40.95 -...$47.50 to $75.00 reas ... $79.50 to $165.00 " " " " 600--BETTER VALUES FOR LESS