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Bateman's Real Estate 136 Wellington St. Our stock is at all times well as- | sorted and | sonably priced. rea- SOWARDS STARTS WITH SERVICE, ENDS WITH SATISFACTION SOUWARDS KEEPS COAL AND COAL KEEPS SOWARDS PHONE 155. UPTOWN OFFICE: McGALL'S CIGAR STORE. PHONE 811. a ------------ HEATERS ELECTRIC HEATERS with Cords to fit any Sockets. GAS HEATERS. COAL HEATERS. OIL HEATERS. Now is the time when you want a little heat in your homes. See our stock and make your selection. THE DAILY BRIIISH WHIG Mov Roofs of Shields. It is too bad the Romans spent £0 much of their time and energy making war and getting ready for war, A great deal of cleverness was stored in the heads of the lead- ers. This cleverness might have been used to do something worth while. Instead it was used to ngure vut better ways of killing. Yesterday I told you about the clever battering ram idea. Today, we have a picture which i]lustrates another idea Groups of soldiers could not be hurt when they cam to attack a city, om In each group there were dozen men. You can count their snlelds in the picture, which shows an at- tack on a certain town. The defenders are hurling all protected by "roofs of shields." fixed their shields together so they. This old Roman picture shows sol diers attacking a city, Eo sorts of things aginst the Romans. | If you look closely, you can see «on; top of the shields two wheels, two | torches and a short sword, You | may also notice a pot from which ! boiling oil appears to be flowing Ali these things fail to hurt the soldiers, who are protected by the snrera "roofs." To the right and left are Roman cavalrymen. It is hard to see why they are galloping toward the wal} in such an open way. Perhaps it is because this wall is lower than usual, and they hope to kill the de- fenders with their long spears be- fore harm comes to themsetves, At the lower left, you can see two men with torches. They want to set fire to the walls, which in this case were largely made of woven twigs. Next--Pirates in Roman Days, They are NEURO-PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION MEETING (Continued from page 2.) Ottawa; P. H. Carey, M. Weyler, Kingston General Hospital; William Gibson, W. A. Jones, Kingston; Dr. J. M. Forster, and Mrs. Forster, Whitby; H. H. Alger, Gananoque; Dr. W. T. Connell, Dr. Melvin, Kingston; Mrs. P. MacNaughton, Cobourg; Dr. G. M. Dickson, To- ronto; R. Gertrude Bryan, Whithy; Dr. W. C. Herriman, Orillia; W. A. Ross, Brockville; C. R. Gibson, Penetang; L. J. Tower, Belleville; J. E. Vrooman, Toronto; C. M. Crawford, Whitby; W. J. Robert- son, London; A. McCausland, Guelph; J. J. Williams, Woodstock; Sr. M. Columbia, Sr. M. Alice, House of Providence; Marguerite BE. O'Reilly; Dr. F. J. O'Connor; T. C. Smith, Dr. J. C. Connell, King- ston; Robert Armour, Golden How- land, A.T.8. Howe, D. R. Fletcher, Toronto; Dr. James, Miller, King- ston; N. R. Houston, Hamilton; H. Beemer, Mimico; Dr. H. 8. North- more, Bath; Dr. William English, Hamilton. GAVE COUPLE A SEND-OFF. Howard N'rholson und Bride Leave Harrowsmith, Harrowsm!'", Oct. 17.--Miss Ada isotting, of the telephone office, left Monday to-spend some weeks at Ot- tawa. Her place is filled by Miss Cowdy. Mrs. H. Hunter, Belleville, who has been visiting her sons, G. and Dr. Day, pleased the large con- gregation Sunday evening with a de- lightful solo. C. Stewart, who has been manag- ing the Farmers' store for some time at Campbeliford has returned and will occupy his residence here again. Archie McLean arrived home from the west on Monday after an absence of two months. The many friends of Howard Nicholson and bride. Kingston, as- sembled at the station, Mondav, to give them a hearty send-off. There 'was quite a display of:paper ribbon and they received a good shower of confetti and rice as they entrained on the 12.30 on their honeymoon trip. A fair crowd greeted the Marks Co., Monday evening, in the Annes- ley Hall and a good entertainment was enjoyed. Mrs. M. B. Marks pleased all with her various and well selected recitations, We are enjoy- ing fine autumn weather and potato digging is the order of the day. Miss Agness Young has opened up a fine millinery shop at the lower end of the village. Mrs. S. Sigsworth has returned home from visiting her son, Clinton, in Whitby. Dr. Whitelock has purchased a new car. The many friénds of Mrs. George Fair are pleased to see her 1H. A. Pyzer, return from the General Hospital assisting agent, left Monday to spend a few days at his home in Toronto. His place is sup- plied by Clifford Knox, Mrs. W. D. Percy, Verona, was the guest of Mrs. W. D. Reynolds, Monday. Where Summer Lingers. London, Oct, 10.--(By Mail).-- Curious what a difference there is at this season between the foliage of London and the surrounding coun- try. Although at the moment a won- derful spell of hot Indian summer has descended on London, causing a sudden relapse into the lightest cloth- ing and gay apparel, our town trees end fields are deep in autumn color- ing. Upon London's gardens and parks there is now cast that wistful sadness that marks the death of real summer, and of which Tennyson wrote so magically. The whole in- nuendo is that of "the autumn fields and days that are no more." Yey out in the Surrey lanes autumn's hand seems to have made so far hardly an impression. - The woods are as green as they 'were in June almost, and the flelds as freshly painted. Does Nature herself grow old more quick- ly in the great town? Long after winter reigns supreme in London, as old walkers and young motorists know well, summer lingers with her fingers to her lips thirty miles out. Fire Makes Girl Rich Heiress. New York, Oct. 18.--Erma An- drews, aged eighteen, who was away from her Bensonhurst, Brooklyn home visiting friends when fire swept it killing six persons, includ- ing her sister and brother, was nam- ed sole legatee in the will of Francis L. Fowler, wealthy oll man, form- erly of Tampico, Mexico, who also died in the flames, it was learned when the document was filed for probate' in Brooklyn. Miss An- drew's mother sustained serious in- juries when she leaped from the third floor of the burning dwelling. The estate is estimated at not less than $100,000. Canada's Arsenic Output. Ottawa, Oct. 18.--White arsenic, made from ores, was the most im- portant item in productions of non- metallic minerals throughout Can- ada during 1922, according to the Dominion bureau of statistics. The AEE Queen's! Queen's! Queen's!!! The town is with you to a man--so boys go in and win! Don't forget your colors--all widths in stock. 50 Burberry Styled quantity turned out last year was 2,676 tons, with a value of $321, 037. The output in 1921 was 1,035 tons. To Run Alberta Wheat Pool. gary, Oct. 18.--Chester M. Elliott, manager of the grain com- mission department of the United Grain Growers, has accepted the position as manager of tke Alberta wheat pool, and will assume his new duties immediately. The pool an- nounces itself in a position to re- ceive wheal probably in about a week's time. PROBS:--Showery to-night and on Friday, with be strong winds. English Top Coats ita' 1 3.99 * Nothing so serviceable and warm for general wear as one of these smart Utility Coats. They are made of heavy, all-wool imported fabrics-- are smartly trimmed with leather buttons, military belts and novel- ty pockets--built on tailored lines with single and double in- verted pleats. A complete range of sizes from 14 on up to 44. 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