FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1924, THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG A Builder from Childhood to Old Age ---- / f ~~ DELCO- LIGHT The complete Electrie Light and Power plant for every country home. W.C.CAN..ON Floating Specks Before The Eyes Means Liver Trouble When specks start to float before the eyes, when everything seems to turn black for a few seconds and you feel as if you were going to faint, you 'can rest assured that your liver is not working properly. ' The essential thing to do in all cases where the liver .s slow, lazy or torpid, 1s to stir it up by the use of Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills and 164 Barrie Street. Phone 11383. a -- Real Estate General Insurance Reliable English, Canadian and American companies represented. Guarantee Bonds. Victory Bonds bought and sold. R. H. Waddell Pavues seu-dot. bo ureeh So THOMAS COPLEY Carpenter. Phone 98. See us for ail kinds of C(arpenu work. Estimates given on new Hous laid. Have your hurdwood Huors clean 4 via our mew floor cleaning ma- e. PIANO TUNING Plano Tuning, Repairing and Player Plano Adjusting. Normau H. Butcher, 27 Pine Street, PHONE 134. DR. A.W. WINNET | DENTAL SURGEON Corner of Johnson and Wellington. Streets. © 'Lelephone 363. A For Moving of . FREIGAT, FURNITURE, SAFES, PIANOS, SARYaGE and STORAGE OF BY e Y DESCRIPTION Kingston Transfer Co. L mune $17. mveniugs 2231, 163 WELLINGTON STRENT Dental Surgeon DR. J. C. W. BOOM L.D.S, D.D.S. Wellington and Brock Streets. Entrance: 100 Welllugton st. Evenings by appointment. PHONE o7», clear away the accumulated mass of waste and poisonous matter from the system. Mr. Chas. Ayland, Frankville, Ont., writes: --*[ used to be awfully bothered with floating specks before my eyes, headaches and sickness to my stomach. I took just half a vial | of your Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills and ever since I have felt as well as I ever did. on hand." : Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills are 25c. a vial at all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co., Lim.ted, Toronto, Ont. . ig 77 0 COLDS - BURNS - BRUISES Now I always keep them W.H. HALL & SON High Class Groceries and Provisions. Princess and viergy Streets GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Pure Breakfast Cocoa i i5c. Ib, 2 Ibs. for 25c., 9 lbs. for $1.00. Prompt delivery. Phone 645. A Cla a EE recuperate. L-CS SCOTTS EMULSION ubl 1) KEPAIKED Vang suppiled. Sang Sled, halves, and ouge weiss grvand WA1TS Peopie's rwrst 177 Wellngton Street, Fresh Flowers and Plants daily. ruseral des gns, and wedding bouquets to order. FPuone i763. nesidence 1187. W.R. McRae & Co. Golden Lion Block a * For a bad fire, call the Fire Department. For a good, clean, hot fire, BOOTH & C0 ~ COAL 'Phone 138 Grove Inn Yards - AllWool Blankets Price $1.50 IL Cohen & Co. 267-275 ONTARIO STREKY PHONES 836 and 837. Avian Scpuilclh. Mee wine 0 "il MUS UA WERE. Mae Me nes Ui Lane MeNErS Suacpescd and Fe PAE. NE CAR IOpwAr KJ IMs cual i PEPRArRDIO. . J. M. PATRICK an Sydeahim Street, Kingston ---- ee nnn nn n a) 20 BOUL Lust sor rental signs, That is where a Want Ad shines. LUSEA WANTAD | -- "Groceries" at Smith's i 2 Ibs. new Seedless Raisins ......30e, 2 Ibs. new, large Prunes .........28e California Seedless Oranges ..20c, des. Large, juicy Lemons .......... New price on Old Dutch CU eanser, mew large tins . . 3 for 2%c. Pears, Peaches, Pineapple--heavy SYTUD svvvvsassssnsnssass Tle each. Plums, heavy syrup .........3 for 38e. Domestic Shortening. turday Only cocvane us sassssruen 19e. Ib. csvse8 Iba 3Be. Puddt: Eatuay it ..39e. ihn Fresh Meats--best prices In BARRIE AND COLBORNE S.J. SMITH Phone 1317 city. y Tomorrow's Specials Lard (8 1b. pails) .......5%7c Bacon (by the piece) .....28¢c. Bacon (sliced) .........80c Pork Sansages ..,.......20¢. Pickled Tongues ........18c Hamburg Steak .........100. CaN 11 KINGSTON anp VICINITY A Bright Red Glow A Curious Apple. Lawrence Magee, S.llsville, shows a curiosity in the apple line. It was two perfectly formed apples grown together like Siamese twins. Purchased A Farm. William Luffman, Wellington, has purchased the farm of James Baltley, north of Wellington, and is planning to move there in the spring. Have Left For Florida. Father Hanley and his sister Miss Nellje Hanley have left for St. Pet- ersburg, Florida, where they will spend some time. John Bain Il John Bain, secretary-treasurer of the Rockport Navigation Company, is confined to his home through ill- | ness. His many friends hope that he will scon be able to return to work. Her Arm Badly Burned. Mrs. George May, Sidney town- "ip, had the misfortune to burn her rm quite badly while their pipes 'vere burning; the doctor had to iress it for her. ) Country Roads Are Heavy. | On account of the heavy snow the | stage drivers find it very difficult | to use their motor stages. Most ot the sideroads are banked with snow, and it is impossible to get througa. Marking Out Places. Market Clerk and Harbor Master! Charles Wilson and Eugene Sleeth, sanitary inspector, were busy yes- [terday marking out places where Ice for domestic purposes is to be cut. Will Run Again. The London Free Press says: Hon. {J. W. Edwards, former cabinet min- ister from Frontenac is paying a visit to London as past grand master of Ontario East Grand Lodge. He ed and he will run for the federa: house in the next general election. New Howse Surgeons. » Herbert Young, son of Dr. T. W. Young, and Donald Carmichael, son of Dr. D. N. Carmichael, Peterboro, have been appointed house sur- geond in Kingston General Hosm. tal. Four appointments were maae, and Peterboro has thus gained twe of them. Cut Loaned to Us. On Wednesday the Whig publish. ed a picture of an old pine tree an tha Madawaska, near Calabogie. Il was loaned by the Canadian Forest a NX STE What th by Producing Gas Fuel Methane, one of the gases used for m: tor fuel, is being produced in commercial EE E § part. creatures are cultivated in air- kept at a warm temperature. ic acid and found in stagnant pools, the result of their presence and and fermentation of vege- Banana stems and skins 77 iE i i I ; 3 i : 1 Raised Chair for Children Fits Theater Seats Shaped to fit snugly into a theater chair, » mised seat for children has been con- ing the child to look at the -- Dominion [-- Meat Store | = 4 ih without standing up or / \ \ | . /, \ RS ¢ il *3 i i 8 declared the King government doom- | and Outdcors Magazine, published at Ottawa. The tree has long been an object of admiration by summer tourists and travellers on the King ston and Pembroke division of the Canadian Pacific railway. Appeal Dismissed. The appeal in the case of Bank of Montreal vs. Mitchell, Gananoque, has been dismissed with costs. The action was to recover $2,024.11 on a promisory note. At the trial the ac- tion was dismissed with costs. Hastings Boy Making Good. George W. Rear, an old Hastings boy, is making good in California. Mr. Rear is general bridge engineer of the Southern Pacific system, with headquarters at Oakland, Cal. On Dec. 28th, 1923, Mr. Rear erect- ed one of the largest bridges in the southern states. Apnointed Delegates. At a meeting of the Brockville Board of Education Dr. J. L. Car- roll, E. J. Smith, W. P, Carswell, W. J. Manahan and George Ross were appointed delegates to the meeting of the Urban School! Trus- tees' Association in Kingston on Feb. 26th to 29th. A Business Change. An important business change and the establishment of a new industry in Belleville have been the result of the purchase by G. K. Graham from his father, R, J. Graham, of the cold storage plant and a section of the main warehouse in the Gra- ham Block between Front and Pin- nacle streets. An artificial ice plant will be added. The Late Mrs. Margaret Carter There passed away at her home in the ninth concession of Thurlow, Margaret Carter, wife of William H. | Carter. Deceased, whose ma'den name was Vance, was horn in Elze- vir township in 1852. On May 27th, 1876, she was married to Mr. Car- ter, in Cannifton church, Mr. Carter was then a cheesemaker and moved in turn to Marlbank, Howick, Que- bec, Picton and Latta, Besides the husband there survive three daugh- ters and two sons. Mrs. Pearsall, Halloway, Mrs, Ish, Roslin, Mrs. Holbert, Toronto; Charlie, Demorest- ville and William on the home farm. Died in Florida. The death of Mrs. Alisa R. Steb- bins, wife of Dr. Jathes Stebbins, Clayton, N.Y., one of the prominent citizens of the village, took place Sunday morning following an illness of several weeks. She passed away in Florida. Mrs, Stebbins was the daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Rad- cliff, England, who settled In King- ston, Ont. Later they moved to Clayton and Mrs. Stebbins, then Alice Radcliffe, studied nursipg at the House of the Good Shepherd in Syracuse and after graduating she i became an army nurse and during the Spanish-American war she saw service in Florida and Cuba, Celcbrate Golden Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McCann, pro- minent residents of Eganville during practically its entire lifetime, have celebrated their golden wedding, amid the congratulations of a fam- e World Is CAS SEEN BY POPULAR cMECHANICS cMAGAZINE iif i E42 Bese te 51 i i i | : ! i LI i E g 2 3 i é f | 8 i itr £ ¥ #3 i and a warm Fire in your Hearth, during these cold, winter nights. ily of seven children, twenty-five grandchildren and a host of friends. | Mr. and Mrs. McCann were married | in Pembroke on Feb. 2nd, 1874, and Mr. McCann is now seventy-three years of age and Mrs. McCann is seventy. Three sons present were Rev. A. D. McCann, Toronto; 8. J. McCann, Eganville; Edwin McCann, North Bay; and two daughters, Mrs. Just "phone one five seven one for some . Hard Coal Briquettes. | S. ANGLIN CO. LIMITED Woodworking Factory, Coal and Lumber Yards. A. Miltinmore, Sweetsburg, Que.; BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS, KINGSTON, ONTARIO, Miss Margaret McCann, at home. Telephone: Private Branch Exchange, No, er, Two other sons, Frank McCann and | } P. B. McCann, of Western Canada, ' ~ Sale of Boys' Overcoats 7.50 Treasurer--@. F. Reed, Corbyville. Regular value $1 0.00 to $ I 3.50. Director of ceremonies--W. LH | PREVOST'S Wood, Foxboro. Phone 503J CLOTHING STORE County Orange y Orangemen of the county of Hast-| ings south, at their annual meeting | on Tuesday in Belleville, elected | their officers for the ensuing year as | follows: Master--G. W. Henderson, } boro. i Deputv grand master--G, D. Mec- Cullough, Foxboro. Chaplain--Rev. A. L. Geen, Belle- ville. i . 3 Recording secretary--W, J. Hall, | | Fox- Lecturer--H. Marvin, Bayside. Auditors--Gedrge A. Reid, Belle- ville and G. M. Campbell, Deseron- to. Deputy lecturers--James Donald- son, Bayside, Cephas Johnson, Belle. | ville, Grand secretary F. M. Clarke, ot! Ontario East, was the installing officer, | There will be no county celebra- tion this year. It is thought that possibly in 1925 there will be a big Orange "walk" in Belleville. 55 Brock St. (7 WE SERVE GOOD MEALS Good meals served to your liking. SPLENDID SURPLUS GAIN FOR EXCELSION LIFE | EVENING PARTIES given first class attention. Whose Kingston Agency Is in THE VICTORIA CAFE Charge of H. D. 854 King Street. Siug Lee and Gan Lee, Props. Telephone 702. Wightman. Statements submitted at the an-' nual meeting of the Excelsior Life Insurance Company, presided over by | Alex. Fasken, K.C. show that in| 1923 a splendid gain of '$184,141.88! was made in.the unallotted surplus, | bringing surplus on policyholders' account up to nearly $1,500,000. Interest earned on investments | again exceeded 7 1-2 per cent. The favorable mortality, always experi-! enced by this company, has continu-' ed even more so, being only. 40 per cent. of the expected in 1923. i Premium income, together with receipts for interest, etc., were $2,- 197,051, an increase of $212,918.76, the' largest in the company's history. ' To policyliolders was paid during the | year, or set aside for their protection the sum of $1,657,963.14, Assets for security of policyhold- ers, which include nearly $2,400,000 of government and municipal bonds, total $9,339,995.64. Including In the report is the announcement that mortality experienced on lives ac- cepted without medical examination has been extremely favorable, not- withstanding the fact that male lives from ages fifteen to forty-five are accepted up to $2,000 on this plan.' SCOTCH SHORTBREAD Have something good. Order our Scotch Shortbread -- made with Eastern Dairy School Butter. F. C. HAMBROOK CATERING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 115 BROCK STREET - Phone 2519. Kingston Battery Service W. MILNE, PROPRIETOR. ALL MAKES OF STORAGE BATTERIES, STARTING MO- TORS, GENERATORS AND MAGNETOS REPAIRED OUR PRICE FOR CHARGING BATTERIES PHONE 1925J. To fold this handy table # a In Kingston the Excelsior's inter ests are ably handled by H. D, Wight- man, 1561 Wellington street. Join Gourdier's For Furs A fine collection of skins of all kinds, small Furs and Fur Coats. 78 BROCK STREET Phgne 700 re -- -- SUIT SALE Clearing odd lines of $25.00 to $35.00 Suits for ] $19.00 OVERCOAT SALE SPECIAL VALUES AT $25.00 SEE OUR FINE * A Folding Kitchen Table In a small kitchen, where space is at premium, a ing table of g F i , g 8 FEY fil fag i