mUReDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1023, -- Bullder from hildhood to Old Age THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG DELCO-LIGHT The complete Electric Light and Power plant for every country home, W.C. CANNON 164 BARRIE STREET Phone 1158J. TO LET RIDEAU STREET -- Frame. 7 rooms, electric light. $16.00 per month. ALFRED STREET -- Furnished, October 1st to May 1st. Brick, 8) rooms. All conveniences. $55.00 per month, INSURANCE of all kinds. Reli- able cempanies only represented. VICTORY BONDS bought and sold. R. H. Waddell THOMAS COPLEY Carpenter. Phone 987. See us for all kinds of Carpentry work. Estimates given on mew floors Iaid. Have your hardwood floors clean oo with our mew floor cleaning .ma- Wah Long Laundry Has moved from 1355 Wellington Street to 112 BROCK STREET. Phone 818F. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. PIANO TUNING Plano Tuning, Repairing and Player Plano Adjusting. Norman H. Butcher, 27 Pine Street. ! PHONE 184. a DR. A.W.WINNETT DENTAL SURGEON. Corner of Johnson and Wellingtun Streets Phone 363 pr For Moving of FREIGHT, FURNITURE, SAFES. PIANOS, CARTAGE and STORAGE OF 'EVERY DESCRIPTION Kingston Transfer Co. 377. venings 2231. 183 ON ELLINGTON STREET. Dental Surgeon DR. J. C. W. BROOM LD.S., D.D.S. Wellington and Brock Streets. Entrance, 160 Wellington St, Evening by appointment, PHONE 679. WATTS People's Florist 177 Wellington Street. Fresh Flowers and Planta daily. Funeral designs, and wedding bouquets to order. Phone 1763. Residence, 1137, We have one. It is this: We try to give our customers bet- ter coal and better service than they can get anywhere else, for the same money: What do you think of it? BOOTH & CO. 'Phone 188. Grove Inn Yards Hot Water F urnaces, Stoves and Quebec Heaters for sale. IL. Cohen & 267.275 ONTARIO STR ~ PHONES 836 and 837, | W.H. Godin 250 INSURANCE sented. Lowest possible rates. a | Proms 44. | Phone 903. -- - Dr. W. O. Vrooman DENTAL SURGEON Corner of Princess and Barrfe Streets. Entrance: 314 Barrie Street. PHONE 2494J. Office Hours: 5.30 a.m. DENTIST Fvenings by appointment. 272 Princess Street. Phone 2045w. ff ------ - N Removal N otice DR. H. A. STEWART announces that he has moved his Dental Office to 84 BROCK STREET, Opposite Livingston's Clothing House Roustichng Picot Edging MRS. H. J. SHALES National Cleaners Phone 2166. Bagot and William Streets Winter "Coats made to order from $12 up to $25 L. WINSTON LADIES' TAILOR . 9 Wellington Street. ee a id Hardwood ABSOLUTELY DRY --Alsn-- SOFT WOOD AND SLABS KENNY & FALLON PHONE 637. 187-141 CLERGY STREET Don't Forget to Write Home We carry a large stock of STATIONERY. PADS--small and large. NOTEPAPER by the quire. ENVELOPES in packages. Also boxes -- PAPER and ENVELOPES. Also WATERMAN'S FOUN- TAIN PENS and INK. EVERSHARP PENCILS and REFILLS. Doors open till 10 p.m. every night for your convenience. M. R. McColl Prescription Druggist, (Opp. St. Andrew's Church) Phone 82 FOR SALE $8400--SOLID BRICK, 3 p. B, 8 rooms, elec., 3 bedrooms, hot water heating. $5100--BRICK, 6 rooms, 3 bed- rooms, 2 p. B., separate toilet, elec. and gas, hot air, garage, summer kitchen and good garden. $6000--BRICK, 9 rooms, 6 bed- rooms, 3 p. B., double verandah, elec. and gas. hardwood floors, garden, hot water heating. $6000--BRICK, 7 rooms, 4 bed- rooms, 2 p. B, separate toilet, ver- andah, elec. and gas, hot water, gar- age, garden, hardwood floors. BUYS valuable timber limits with equipment to handle same. Easy terms, FARMS $2500 -- 100 ACRES, 45 acres workland, good sugar bush (about 150 buckets), 6 room frame house, barn, stable, drive house, etc., 7 miles from City. $7500--200 ACRES, 100 tillable, 60 acres wood, well watered and fenced-- good frame house and a barn to suit the requirements of the farm. Barn has steel roof. Own- er leaving country. = 150 ACRES. 103 tillahje. Plenty of wood." $1,400 in tile drain- ing. Bfick house, large barn and silo. Drivehouse, tool shed and hog pen. House has 8 rooms and is heat- ed with a furnace. Rural mall, tele- phone, school less than 1 mile. High school 2 miles. For quick sale. WANTED--A Poultry Farm. E.I.MARTIN 111% Brock Street. Residence BRING into your home all of the electn- cal happiness that should be your por- tion. We can tell you how much it will cost you if you ask us and figure out the price of the fixtures for you. It may not cost nearly as much as you think. B.S ear KINGSTON anp VICINITY i Alexandria Bay Yacht Here, The yacht Julia arrived from Al- exandria Bay on Wednesday after- noon with a party of American visi- tors. To Visit Brockville. Archbishop Spratt will be in Brockville next Bunday and will hold confirmation in the Church of St Francis Xavier, Fish Boat Brings Cargo. 'The fish boat Shibley, plying be- tween Amherst Island and Kingston, arrived here with cargo on Wednes- day afternoon, : Installed Officers. Dr. William Gibson, district deputy of the Knights ot Columbus, instal | 10d the officers of Irenton council on | Tuesday evening last. For Fall and Winter Wear. See our range of Boys' and Mens' Ready to Wear Suits and Overcoats all the latest styles, also everything in Men's Furnishings at a great re- duction in price. Prevost, Brock street. Kids Welcome Convention. Few will welcome the annual Kingston teachers' convention which cpens this evening any more than the school "kiddies who will have a holiday thereby. Buys Iroquois Pavilion. Frank Milligan, Iroquois, has pur- chased the property known as the Riverview Palm Garden, a popular dancing resort at Point Iroquois, from J. T. Dulyea. Cars. The citizens are looking forward to the first appearance of the one- Await One-Man 4 man cars on the local sfreet railway. It is expected that the first trials will be made later in the month. Expects Ottawa Transfer, George Doyle, a former well- known young Kingstonian, who now resides in Buffalo, N. Y., expects to be transferred to Ottawa in the near future. Mr. Doyle was formerly with the Bank of Montreal in this city. S-- New City Flags Needed. The city council might well fol- low the lead of the local United States consul and purchase now flags for the city hall masts. Both are rather torn and ragged and are not a credit to the city. For Sale. Limited quantity of wet wheat at 80c per cwt. Bring your own bags. Wheat will arrive here Oct. 18th 1923. James Richa~dson & Sons Limited Commercial Elevator, Foot Princess street Stephen Street Road. Men are at work completing the macadam foundation for the new. roadway on Stephen street. The top surface will not be put on 'tN, next spring, so as to allow reco) take place. The surface will be sheet asphalt, These Prophets Were Right. The warmer weather has upheld the prophecies of many of the old timers to the effect that we would en- joy a late fall this year. At any rate the winter will be shortened a good deal if the present climate pre- "vails for a few weeks more. Want Larger Quarters. The Frontenac Council, Knights of Columbus is discussing the question of acquiring a larger buildicg. The present club quarters at the corner of King and Union streets have be- come too small. It is possible that the Knights may erect a new, build- ing. Belleville Ja'l Report. Governor Ketcheson, of Belleville, and Hastings county jail, in his re- port on the institution, states that the actual cost for food supplied the inmates for the yearly period was 17.92 cents per day for each prison- er. During the year some 250 inmat- 3 were in the institution. Another Point of Interest. The new memorial arch at the en- trance to the Royal Military College »| will be one of the most interesting of the many sights for tourists from all parts of the world. Each year tha Point Frederick college is be- coming more and more of an histor- ical museum in itself. nn the British symphony orchestra, was heard to splendid advantage in a trombone solo, in which he demon- strated his absolute mastery of his difficult instrument, and his masterly playing was so enthusiastically ap- plauded that an encore had to be given. ---------------------- Adds to Property. W. H. Warburton, proprietor of the Thousand Island Htguse at Al- exandria Bay, has added to his hold- ings there by purchasing from the Boldt estate what is known as "The Nut Shell" adjoining the hotel. It is planned to erect two bungalows on this land and to build an overhead bridge to Casino Island, where ten- nis courts will be laid out and a fire- proof moving picture theatre with seating capacity of 500 erected. Vaudeville entertainments will also be given in this theatre. Hunters Assured Success. It means much to prospective hun- ters, whether travelling in a party or alone, to be, put in direct touch with the best location for thelr particular choice of game and with outfitters and guides at the going-in point, with whom satisfactory ar- rangements can be made beforehand, a hunting trip cannot be other than successful under these conditions. The Canadian Pacific Railway offers thés service to anyone who contem- piates'a hunting trip anywhere, eith- er in Ontario, Quebec, New Bruns- wick, or in the Rockies for moun- tain game. Any of its agents will gladly secure this information, or an inquiry addressed to W. Fulton, dis- trict passenger agent, Toronto, will be given immediate and careful at- tention. A folder "Open Seasons for Hunting in Canada, 1923" will also be forwarded. ------ Canadian Pacific. 180 Wellington street report the following arrivals of their steam- ships: Empress of France, from Quebec, due Cherbourg and Southampton, Oct. 20th. Montclare, from Montreal, Liverpool, Oct. 21st. Montrose, from Liverpoel, Quebec, Oct. 19th. Melita, from Moutreal, bourg and Southampton, Oct. and Antwerp, Oct. 20th. Metagama, from Glasgow and Bal- fast, due Quebec Oct. 20th. Marburn, from Montreal. due Bel- fast, Oct, 19th and Glasgow, Oct. 20th. : Empress of Australia, from Van- couver, due Hong Kong, Oct. 31st. Empress of Asia, from Vancouver, dune Hong Koug, Oct. 22nd. Empress of. Russia, from long Kong, due Vancouver, Oct. 22nd. due due Ano Cher- 19th, The Idte Mrs, F. A. Bennett. On Thursday death entered the home of F. A. Bennett near Frank- town, and claimed his wife follow- ing protracted illness. The late Mrs. get | had been a sufferer for over two years but until five weeks ago was able to be up and about her usual household duties. Mrs. Ben- nett was born Florence E., a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Kidd, Beckwith. She has lived all her life in the same town- ship, a peculiar and unusual circum- stance being that she was baptised, confirmed married, and her fun- eral took place in the same church. She was born in 1862 and was sixty- one years old at the time of her death, tr eam-- «Had A Close Call. Governor Byron Dawson, of the Middlesex County jail, was the means of saving Sidney Murrell and Jack (Slim) Williams from serious injury at the assizes, says the London Free Press, when Murrell and Willlams were formally placed on trial for their lives. Murrell slipped on the narrow stairway as the prisoners were being led back to their cell be- low, and he fell heavily forward, dragging Williams, to whom he was handcuffed, and chained, after him. Governor Dawson was in the lead, and the combined weight of the men fell upon him. Though taken by surprise, the jail governor was equal to the unexpected task of supporting the two men until they regained their equilibrium. The remainder of the trip to the cells was made without further mishap. 'The accident happeped just after |' Murrell had waved a good-bye part- ing to his mother, who was one of the most interested spectators throughout the afternoon. Investing for the Family. Abraham Lincoln humorously said of a poor neighbor's assets, "He has a wife and two children, which I should think were worth thirty thou- sand doMars to any man," The family is the greatest wealth of every member of it--the first con- cern of the individual or of society. It is a golden Investment and needs the same protection and care that any investment requires. One of its best safeguards is good reading; one of the things that puts it in jeopardy is bad reading. 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'When I began taking Tanlac I only weighed seven-two pounds, and had been so weak and nervous for nearly two months that I had to be assisted from my bed to my chair, Many times I could not even retain restful sleep would not come to me. "Neither myself or my friends thought I would ever get well, but I am now feeling as fine as I ever did in my life and am weighing one hundred and five pounds. which makes me heavier than I ever was before. 1 can never praise Tanlac enough." Tanlac is for sale by all good druggists. Accept no substitute. Over 37 million bottles' sold. broth and toast on my stomach and a» Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills. eri 1 le en rm sd Ole of sg 8 Flatulency Diarrhea Wind Colic To Sweeten Stomach Regulate Bowels no vi Cu 0 Brantford Asphalt Roofings One, two and three ply Red Roofings. Four in One Slates. Tapered Slates. S. ANGLIN CO. LIMITED codworking Factory, Lumber Yards. Big and Wellington Streets, Kingston, Ont. NEW PHONE NUMBER--13571. 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