RET RRR Ry re (LL Childhood to Old Age pgm R NF - SALT for Indigestion DELCO- LIGHT The complete Electric Light snd Power plant for every country home. W.C. CANNON 204 BAKMIL Sincak yhone L150J. Hotel Frontenac Kinguton's Lending ote. Every room has running h : and oold water. One-half block from Rallwa: Stations and Steanboat Landings. 4. A. HUGHES, Proprietor REALESTATE GENERAL INSURANCE § Reliable English, Canadian and American Companies represented. Guarantee Bonds. Victory Bonds bought and sold. R. H. Waddell Phoues oav-dii. a6 reek 3i. | {Robert's: yrup: for COUGHS, COLDS and BRONCHITIS 3 BAA AA ANIA | THOMAS COPLEY lusumassnnsS Carpenter. hone LY gf Carpeatry Seo us for ail Kiads © w Soora PIANO TUNING Plano Tuning, Repairing and Player Piano Adjusting. Norman H. Butcher, 27 Pine Street PHONE 184. ~~ DR. A.W. WINNETT - DENTAL SURGKON, Corner Johnson and Wellingtun Btreots "" Phones 368 Pens ~ For Moving of FREIGHT, FUMNITURE, SAFES, PLANOS, ARTA hon ® oF rnd sat Kingston Transfer Co. Le fea atin GRR Vrain - Dental Surgeon -| DPA 4. UG W. BROOM LDS, DDS, Welllagton and Brock Street . | | Grocery Special Canned Tomatoes 80¢ pk. rr 8 16c. Pure Lard ' Choice Western Meats always in J. T. EVES 171 Raglan Rd. AraNREEE Look Young Ba Yau R atiet © social and life. W.H. HALL & SON | High Class Groceries and Provisions. Sugar, 10 The., $1.06 with order. Shred Wheat--2--25¢. Corn Fakes, 3200, Pork & Beans, large, 285, --~ No. 1 Graded Eggs Guaranteed, ae Dds, f Choice Potatoes, dry cookers, wig Potatoes, 90 1b, Bags, $1.65. Ment / Call 1317. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG KINGSTON ap VICINITY | expended $99,430 on road construc- tion and $22,768 on road mainten. Have Taken Stock. Some of the moneyed men of New. burgh have taken stock in the Flin. ton gold mine, which seems to have taken on new life and activity. Made More Than Last Year. Most of the cheese factories im Eastern Ontario report a consider- able increase in the make, of this year over 1922. Rain on Christmas. ! The weather turned very mild on | Rothe Extractet Got Liver # TiS | Christmas morning, followed by rain % | and snow. It was not exactly a green | Christmas, but it'tame very near be- , ing one. A Chimney Blaze. The firemen were called out on Christmas mosning to a home on Vie- toria street, where a chimney fire caused a good deal of excitement but very little damage. Business Was Good. Merchants say that business om Christmas Eve was splendid. One store keeper told the Whig that his receipts from the Christmas trade were the largest he ever took in. Has Taken Up Duties. Rev. R. Rouleau, Alexandria, re- cently ordained as a priest, has taken up his duties as assistant to Rev. Duncan MacDonald in tife Church of the Nativity, Cornwall. Sale of Boys' Overcoats. Most sensational value ever of- fered in boys' overcoats at $10.50. The regular prices of these overcoats were $15, $16 and $17.50; ages from 10 to 15 years. Prevost, Brock street. The Officers Chosen. Northport Cheese and Butter Co. held its annual meeting in the Orange Hall, Northport, on Tues- day. B. R. Fox was elected president and G. E. Spencer, secretary. ting Former Friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ross H. Valleau, Greenshields, Alberta, are visiting their Prince Edward county friends. Mr. Valleau brought with him a car- load of western horses. Railway Traffic Brisk. on the railways. All the trains ar- piving in the city on Monday atier- noon and evening and also the trains leaving the city were well filled with passengers. : . Threshing Machine Burned, William Delaney, of Black River Bridge, lost his threshing machine when Fred Duetta's barn was burn- ed. The implements and hay in the barn were all destroyed. Mr. Duetia carried insurance of $500. ani. Had Heavy Loads. ' The letter carriers had very heavy loads 'while on their rounds on Christmas morning. The "posties" had their bags filled and in addition there were twenty rigs filled to over- There was a brisk holiday traffic Sowing. with. Christmas: giftay brings: This year Lanark tounty council ing happiness to many homes in Kingston. & Takes Rectorship. Rev. Walter Cox, formerly of Gan- anoque, has recently been inducted by the Bishop of Toronto, into the reotorship of the parish "af Lake- field. To Move His Stock. T. J. McManus, who has conduct- ed a hardware business in Pembroke for several years has closed his busi- ness and will move his stock to Campbell's Bay. Serenading Oltizens. The Salvation Army band was out on Christmas Day serenading the citizens, playing Christmas carols. The band played well, and citizens were quite liberal in their offering for the work of the army. Awarded a Prize. Byron Fillingham, Wellington, won the $5 prize offered to the pupil in the school faking the highest marks for the past year. The Wo- men's Institute was the donor. It will repeat the prise for 1924. Leaving For China. Nir. and Mrs. D. F. Warren, form- er residents of Lansdowne, were there bidding good-bye to their many friends before leaving or Hong Kong, 'China, where Mr. Warren has been appointed as a Canadien immigra- tion representative. Made Trip in Auto. Owing to the poor sleighing, Santa Claus made his trip this year in an automobile. Some of the Kingston yoingsters state that they heard San- ta driving around the streets. Some of the children were up as early as 8 o'clock to see what Old' Kris Kringle had left for them. There was very.little sleep for the young- sters on that night of all nights. Appointed Postmaster, Lieut. W. Sterling MacLean has been appointed postmaster at Max. ville in succession to Charles Mc- Naughton who resigned some months ago owing to ill health! Lieut. Mac- Lean is a son-of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacLean, Maxville, and served overseas in the great war with both the Canadian and Imperial armies in the Air Force. Mr. MoNaughton held the office for a quarter of a century. Died in Commecticut, The funeral of John Palen Hudgin ton Ont. a little more than three years ago and jn that short time made many friends in the church and community. Mr. Hudgin was soventy-nine years of age and leaves his wife and one daughter, Gena H. Osborne, Ruby Wedding. On Dec. 6th the home of Mr. and Mre. John Henderson, Lime Lake, was the scene of a pleasant event, the fortieth anniversary of their wedding. Five children gnd twelve grandchildren were present and presented them with a beautiful "R.C.H.A. assatie clock and steriiagaiiver cake plate in grape-leaf design. The day was spent in playing games and so- cial intercourse. To Attend Artillery School, Militia Onders contain an an- nouncement that on Jan. 6th 1934, the Royal School of Artillery wil | open at Halifax. The following offi- cers and N.C.O'%. in Kingston have been ordered to attend: Captain J. F. Preston, M.C., Lieut. and Bre- vet Capt. W. E. R. N, Stone, R.C. | H.A., Serg'ts R. U. Briendahl and ! Ice, sleet and snow and wind will soon be tearing old roofs to pieces, Sv AE 18 IROYE. empensive. to neglect roof than to repair or renew it. 2 We can supply Wood Shingles, Asphalt - Slates, best Roll Roofings, etc. Whatever may suit your particular need. BE AIRE Bay and Welliigton Streets, Kingston, Ont. NEW PHONE NUMBER--1571. : s 5+ 4 ST ---- w---- A. E. Carter, and Bomdrs, H. Purdy and M. A. V, Phillips also of the Has Regigned as Clerk. Levi Williams has resigned the office of clerk of the township of North . Marysburgh, and Herbert Whattam has been appointed to the position. Mr. Williams has for many years been clerk and counsellor for the council of the township of North Marysburgh, and no municipality in the county is more wisely or econo- mically governed. He continued as clerk long after he had disposed of his property interests in his native township and is now relieved of the duties of the office at his own re. quest, - To Soon Be Operating. The milk concern in Gananoque is to soon begin operations. Bonds of the company have been sold in BEng- land and contracts made for a lange quaatity of the powdered milk. Cem- ent blocks, similar to the ones used in the preseat building, are being procured from Montreal, in order 0 make "frecessary additions to the] building. The company had endeav- ored to procure the blocks locally, but the molds here were of a differ ent size. It is expected that in. a short time the work will be pro- ceeded with, amd before many months the company will be in a position to start taking in milk. The capital stock of the company ° is $600,000, and the head office will be in Gananoque. There is such a thing as buying enemies, as almost every business man can sweat. to. It is a question to me whether the Lord wants parents homored . that don't deserve to be. Sun's Rays Make Alacm Clock of Cannon w | What the World Is Doing | C43 SEEN BY POPULAR cMECHANICS cMAGAZINE 'Bees, Color-Blind, Must Learn | dated than by other methods. Way by Experience Hockey Boots make an ideal Christmas gift. . We have an English Kip, Professional style Hockey Boots for ............ $6.50 Other styles from. ..............$4.00 Open Evenings until Christmas. JACK JOHNSTON'S SHOE STORE Phone 231]. SCOTCH SHORTBREAD Have something good. Order our Shortbread -- made with Eastern Dairy School Butter. : F. C. HAMBROOK CATERING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 113 BROCK STREET - . Jt Halliday Electric Co. CORNER KING AND PRIYCESS STS. Hardwo ABSOLUTELY DRY KENNY & F PHONE 087. 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