brick, THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG ad Childhood to Old Age a a -- DELCO- LIGHT The complete Electric Light and Power p t for every country home. 'W.C\CANAON 184 Barrie Yreet. Phone 1158J. "FOR SALE $5500.00--Col 'orne Street, solid 10 rooms, verandah, hot alr * furnace, electric 1 thi, gas, garden, garage. = $2,100--Por, ymouth, Frame house, 8 rooms, Lot 66 x 182. General Insurance. Victory Bonds bought THOMAS COPL! Y Carpenter. Phone 387 See us for all kinds of Carpe ry work. Estimates given om new fl, laid. Have your hardwood floors oan ed With our mew floor cleaning m%- -r PIANO TUNING Plano Tuning, Repairing . and Player Piano Adjusting. Norman H. Butcher, 27 Pine Street. PHONE 1384. DENTAL SURGEON Was Constipated For Several Years If you have scffered from Consti- pation for years, tried all kinds of remedies without getting relief, if you have been subject to all the miseries associated with-eonstipation, wouldn't you consider it a blessing to be able to keep the bowels regular and in a good healthy condition and prevent disease getting a foothold on your system? Milburn"s Laxa-Liver Pills are in- dicated just for this purpose; their regular use relieving the worst cases of constipation. Mr. M. Hedican, Sudbury, Ont., writes: --*'I 'have been troubled with solid | constipation for several years, I began to use Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills and find them to be the best remedy I have ever used for regulat- ing the bowels and liver. Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills are'\g5c. a vial at all dealers, or mailed dire on receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. . W.H. HALL & SON High Class Groceries and Provisions. Princess and Clergy Streets GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Pure Breakfast Cocoa 15c¢. 1b., 2 Ibs. for 25c¢., 9 lbs. for $1.00. Prompt 'delivery. Phone 615. "Dorner of Johnson and Wellingt 3 Streets. Telephone 363. For Moving of FREIGHT, Wu RNITURE, SAFES, PIANOS, | WY ARTAGE and STORAGE OF ERY DESCRIPTION Kingston Transfer Co. Fuone 317. 2231. 153 AVBLLINGTON REET Pte Dental Surgeon "7 DR. J. C. W. BROOM LD.S, D.DS, Welllugton and Broek Streets: « Entrance: 150 Welllugton St. Evenings by appuintment, PHONE 679. WATTS People's . Fuorist 177 Wellington Street. Flowers and Plants daily. eral designs, and wedding bouquets to order. Phone 1768. Residence 1137, A Choice Western Meats GROCERIES AND FRESH VEGETABLES. J. T. EVES 171 RAGLAN ROAD Phone 2580. REAL GROCERY SPECIALS Juicy Prunes, reg. 10e 1b. Ibs. 28c. New Seedless Raisins, rewviar 18e., ibs. 28e. le, "mew Tato) pecial Canned Pines, large tins. sesse Ae. nd y 24c. dozen Large, juley Lemons 2 for Se., 25c. dos. cos crisp Sodas, anywhere INe, , Fresh Sausage Liver ....... Lon Hous FIRST QUALITY! FULL QUANTITY! SERVICE QUICK! Call when in need of coal and let us demonstrate the excellent quality of our coal----our full weights and quick service, | BOOTH & CoO. 'Phone 188 Grove Inn Yards We guarantee everythis liver promptly and soil or cash prices. Call "1317," your money. Smith's Grocery Barri¢ and Colborme Telephone Torr} Meat Store Opp. YM.CA. Phone 1876. TO-MORROW'S SPECIALS: Swift's Pure Lard .......18¢ Pure Lard (8 1b. pails) ...57¢c Red Salmon (large) .....24c Belleville Creamery .....46¢. Hamburg Steak ....,....10¢ Bacon (by the piece) ....28c Bacon (sliced) ...\......80c Beef Liver ......., +... Sc Beef Hearts ...... .... So Beef Tongues ...........200 PHONE 1876-1877. Your waste is of value to us. Phone for prices. jLCohenS Co HONS ave pd 807 5S sali. Ra THE ELECTRIC LAMPS we show for your atosk Wy will a 'e 'it for y ou Dombi: Fs as n I Ey iy = KINGSTON aNd VICINITY Naan 'Paid High Freight Charges. In 1812 it cost the British govern. ment £200 to take a twenty-four pound gun from Montreal to King- ston. Ontario Motor League Meet. Monday, February 18th, next, has been fixed as the date for the hold- ing of the annual meeting of the On- tario Motor League. Held Confirmation. The Bishop of Ontario administer- ed the rite of confirmation to a class of forty in Christ church, Gana- noque, on Sunday evening. Ome of the Best Held. Eastern Ontario delegates on their return home reported that the con- vention in Kingston was one of the best ever held by the Eastern Ontario Dairymen's Association. Sills-Coleman Wedding. The marriage took place on Jan. 21st, of Annie Verna Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Irvine Coleman. to Tuman Ashton Sills, Oshawa, at the home of the bride's parents, Ameliasburg. - To Train for a Nurse. Miss Aileen Batstone, Bayside, has left for New York City, accompanied hy her father Rev. J. Batstone. Miss Batstone will take a nursés' training course at one of the largest hospitals in that city, Up-To-Date Home. J. H. Foster and family, Chapman, are now occupying their new Tresid- ence which occupies the site of the one destroyed by fire last spring. It is built of cement and is a very mor- ern and up-to-date little home. Whig"s Telephone Numbers. Changes have been made in the telephone numbers at the Whig Of- fice. The new numbers are: Business Office--243. Editorial department--2612, Society editress--2613. Job department--2614, Saved the Children. While a number of Halloway school children were sleigh riding down Zion Hill the sleigh ran off the end of the bridge and threw them into about three feet of water, They all managed to get out to safety with the aid of two larger boys who waded in to their rescue. Was the Del Eric Cross, Queen's University, was the representative on Friday night at the dance given by the Liter- ary and Athletic Association of Uni. versity College, Toromto, at Hart 200! House. Four hundred and fty guests were present. Dogged by Fires, Robert Reid's stately residence on Zion's Hill, Hastings county, was MONEY AT WORK | neighbors met in honor of the mar- swept away by fire. Timely aid of the neighbors alone saved the barns. | Mr. Reid has been dogged by mis- fortune as far as fires are concern- ed. About six years ugo a residence of his on the same site was destroyed and he set to work and built the pre- sent structure which was almost pal- atial, according to t ideas of the Section. It was of ffame comstruc- tion. The insurance was not heavy and will not approach the loss. New Symphony Orchestra, H. C. Wotherspoon, late staff-ad- jutant Royal Military College, has been appointed manager of the new Symphony Orchestra of Toronto. The orchestra will fiow be shortly placed on a firm" footing, and will be a great 'boon to the music lovers of Toronto. . Passed Away at Ottawa. The death occurred in Ottawa on Friday of Mrs. R. A. Pringle, widuow of the late Robert Abercrombie | walk, Pringle, Q.C., ex-M.P. Mrs. Pringle was the mother of J. Ferrand Pringle | whose wife was Miss Mildred Cooke, | a sister of Rev. A. O. Cooke, rector of St. Mark's, Barriefield. The late | Mrs. Pringle frequently visited St. Mark's rectory and has many friends | in Kingston, who will regret her/ death. . To Speak in Montreal. | Among the out-of-town guests who | are expected to attend the Queen's | University, Alunini dinner dance next | Tuesday evening at the Ritz-Carlton | Hotel, Montreal, will be Sir Robert | Borden, who will deliver the princi-| pal address of the evening, and the | Hon. W. F. Nickle, Attorney-General | of Ontario. They will be the guests | of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. S8weezey, Bel- | vedere road, during their stay in Montreal. A Presentation, "An enjoyable evening was spent at | the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weese, Malone, when friends and riage of their only daughter, Stella, to Harold Long, only son of Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Long. 'An address was read 'by Miss Annie Gawley, and a presentation made by Morry Nickle. The gift consisted of a beautiful set of silver knives and forks, teaspoons, in a very dainty pattern with. sugar shell and butter knife to match. Sturdy Young Canadian. Harry M., the 11-year-old son of Warden Fowlds, Hastings, at pre- sent a pupil in Trinity School, Port Hope, walked from that town to Co- bourg, a distance of seven miles, to | see his father and to .congratulate him upon his election to the warden- ship. It is needless to say that the pleasure of the visit was mutual. The cold weather did not dismay the sturdy little fellow, who evidently in- herited some of the energy of his father. Passed Away at Newburgh. Mrs. Lockwood, relict of the late Robert Lockwood, Newburgh, passed away ob Thursday last. Mrs. Lock- wood was.eighty-two years old and a lifelong resident of Newburgh. Her maiden name was Files. She was a member of a family of eight children, all of who predeceased her except one sister, Mrs. Lakie, Chicago. One brother, Chester, was at one time prominent in municipal polities in 4 §s §3 g 8 i ; if Hi F 2 g i | 5 gt ty i; i ud | ox 7 ® - X ) Dominion of Canada Guaranteed C.N.R. 5% Bonds Due Feb., 1954. / Interest 1st Feb. and 1st Aug. Price: 99.50 and interest. DENOMINATIONS $1,000 - ~ - 500 ~ Applications received at any branch of STANDARD BANK Newburgh, being reeve of the village | for a time. i In Olden Days. | Between 1784 and 1800 many U.E.L. residents along the Bay of Quinte, and who belonged to the Ma- sonic Order, used to paddle from where Belleville is now situated, to Cataraqui, now Kingston, a distance | of sixty miles, and sometimes had to! to attend lodge. 'In 1817, a! Masonic convention assembled at! Kingston which met from time to] time till 1822, | Formed a Literary Sotiety. { A meeting was held in the Mal-| lorytown continuation school for the | purpose of organizing a Literary So- | ciety. The officers elected are: | President--Jean Hodge. | Vice-president--Dorothy Mallory. | Secretary--Mildren MacDonald, | Treasurer--Donald * Ferguson, i Representatives--Form I, Rosa Barrett; Form II. and III, Mary Bol- r; Jr. IV. and Sr. IV, Wallace | Johnson. Editor of newspaper--Charlie Mal- | | lory. Press oot. representative -- Minerva | Spencerville Fair Board. | The annual meeting of the Spenc- | | erville Agricultural Society was held | [in the town hall recently and the fol- Storm Sash and Outside Doors made to your order. S. ANGLIN CO. LIMITED = Woodworking Factory, Lumber Yards. Bay and Wellington Streets, Kingston, Ont. NEW PHONE NUMBER--1571. No. 766 "B" 221 Volt Battery The New Eveready , but We can sell you any make of "A" *"B"™ or "C* Batt ter. for long life, noiseless operation and low cost, Eveready ies are leaders. Being distributors for these Batteries, our stock is always The all-metal complete and fresh. he No. 766 pictured above is a real winner. case Js handsomely decorated and being" metal, resists moisture, Out-of-town dealers are given best discounts and prompt ate tention, Write or phone 1207J. We prepay all retail mai) orders anywhere. CANADA RADIO STORES The Radio Centre of Eastern Ontario. | lowing officers for 1924 were eléct- | - ed: Hon, presidents, Hon. G. H. Fer- | | guson, Hon. Mackenzie King, Hon. | Arthur Meighen; president, L. H, Mec- | Auley; 1st vice-president, G. - A. Drummond; 2nd vice-president, Dr. P. 'A. McIntosh; directors, William | Robertson, P. R. Barnard, A. Millar, C. Montgomery, James Holmes, A. | ! Baker, M. M. Duff, W. M. Snyder, | George Martin, A. 8. Fairburn, John | Henry, John Fergusoh, M. M. Me- Guirl; secretary-treasurer, 8. B. Law- | rence. Died at Toronto. Friends in Smith's Falls have re-/ ceived the sad news of the passing of a former well known resident, Mrs. | Andrew Greenhill, whose death oc-| curred in Toronto at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. George Young, ! with whom the deceased -had been | living since the death of her husband scarcely a year ago. The late Mrs. Greenhill is mourned by one daugh- ter, Mrs. George S, Young, Toronto, and five sisters, Mrs. New, Mrs, Bal- four, Mrs. Best and the Misses Som- erville, all of Hamilton, Mr. Green- hill was a former merchant of King- ston, and Mrs. Young is a graduate of Queen's. Two Weeks of Grace. Official announcement is made that the issuance of motor licenses by the Ontario government for 1924 will commence next Jan. 31st, one day earlier than at first announced. As it yon be a Bhysical impossi- bi%ity 18 complete the distribution of license plates to the three hundred thousand Ontario car owners in a single day, and as even a week would hardly be sufficient time, the Hon. George S. Henry, Minister of Public Works and Highways, has decided to extend the time limited until Feb. 15th next. This will allow a gener. ous fort-night of grace to motorists in which to renew their licenses, but any owner who operates a car after that date not displaying 1924 park- ers will be subject Yo prose€ution. Cost, - $995.00 497.50 -- -5 i TBREAD Have something good. Order our Scotch ~ Shortbread -- made with School Butter. ern Dairy - C. HAMBROOK srr IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Phone 2519, CLEARING SALE Of Men's'and Boys' Winter Overcoats LESS 3 OFF PREVOST'S Phone 503J CLOTHING STORE 55 Brock St. BUY ADVERTISED GOODS They Must Always Give Full Value STARTS WITH SERVICE, ENDS WITH SATISFACTION SOWARDS KEEPS COAL AND COAL KEEPS BOWARDS PHONE 155. \ Gourdier's For Furs A fine collection of skins of all kinds, small Furs and Fur Coats. * 78 BROCK STREET Phone 700 SUIT SALE $19.00 OVERCOAT SALE $25.00