Shirts 'TO PLEASE ALL Big assortment of the new Stripes and Checks to pick from. Price $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Plain Broadcloth Shirts with Collars. Price $2.95 George VanHorne's 213 Princess Street. _ Phone 362w. Gifts Baby Light Hurts | Some Eyes | Some eyes are extrémely sen- Ji sitive to light. For such J patients we supply special lenses that prevent the harmful rays of light from entering the eyes. If the movies, bright lights, travelling on the water or by auto bothers your eyes, let me fit you out with 8 pair of these lenses. W. D. Graham, RO. Successor to J. J. Stewart Community Silver. Baby Spoons All very nicely boxed. us show you these. JEWELLERS 168 PRINCESS Dr. Waugh : DENTIST 108 Wellington st. Fhone 256. We have just received the "Bunny Sets" in the famous 75c¢. and $1.25 Spoon and Fork $1.50 and $2.50 Knife, Fork and $2.50 and $3.75 Let Kinnear & dEsterre ST. BRICK, STONE, PLASTERING AND TILE SETTING DOUGLAS & McILQUHAM CONTRACTORS JOBBING WORK A SPECIALTY. PHONES 3267P-=9238W, % 400° ALBERT STREET STRE WARE . Beautiful China Tea and Coffee Sets in many colors of lustre. Cups and Saucers, Plates, Sugars and Creams, Bon Bons, etc., can the bought separate. f You will be surprised at the low price of this ware. Crockery China Glassware op Mrs. Fein: 'Mother's birthday will be to-morrow, dear; but she expects nothing from me." Adolph (drawing out check book) : "All right. How much will that 'nothing' cost?" ~--8olomon R. Fein. { | Caging a Wild Bird. | Family Friend: "So you've sent | your daughter to a finishing school?" | Tiappers Mother: "Yes, we fekt it was either her finich or ours." ~--Grace McCann. Necessary. "Women have more faith than men." '"Tihey have to, if they are going to believe half what thre men tell them." ~--Rose A. Hersh. PEGGY. She looked at me so wistfully, I fell. . .and wondered why. TH someone sald: "That's Peggy, With the R. 8. V. P. eye." ~--Minatte Yorel. The Distance. "How far is it to the village of Peeweecuddyhump ?"* asked a motor- ist, bringing his car to a halt near the towm well, " 'Bout 30 minutes walk, if you go in a filvver," replied Constable Sam T. Slackputter, the guardéan of the peace and dignity of Petunia. Justified. I was a brutal murder. The vic- tim never had a chance for his life! Creeping up behind him, the muder- er struck him down without warning --and in broad daylight. | "Why did you do it?" they asked him, es he was led away, handcuff- ed to an officer. "Aren't you sorry, now?" "No, I'm glad," the murderer an- awered. "That fool was the cause of my getting manried. He was always dipning into my ears that two could Mve as cheaply as one." & --Edward H. Dreschnack. Oh, Kenneth! My little nephew (aged five) was relating to his litle sister (aged three) the advantages of being a boy, and wound up his argument with: "I am glad I am a boy." Quickly came the retort from Dolly: "Oh, Kenneth! You make me sick! Some has to be ®e mammas." ~-M. E. Mason, WALLY, THE MYSTIO. He'll Answer Your Questions, Somehow, Dear friends, don't be afraid to write; I'm glad ¢o stay up half the night To answer question, that I may 'Make lives of readers bitthe and gay. Say What You Think, Dear Wally: Gosh, the outlook's gray! You see, I don't know what to say When talking to a bride and groom At thelr reception. : ~Fulla Gloom. Dear Fulla Gloom: With fear be done; Here's something you oan say---and run: "I most sincerely hope you two Have better Juck than most folks do." Needless Fretting. Dear Wally: I grow simply wild 'When eating; eince I was a child It's hard for me to find my mouth. Yours truly, Daughter of the South. Dear Daughter of the South: It's bad Por you to eat when you are mad. I do not see why you should mind it As long as men know how to find ik. ' Tho Dark Ages. Bdwin: "Pop, what ere the Dark Ages?" : . Pa: "Women's ages, I think. They always yuep them dark." --B.C.B. - For the T. B. M. Dancer; "Is it time for my aot?" Manager: 'Yes, yes, hurry up! Shake a leg!" oy ney ~-Ernest Nicholl. : Salary No Object. : Friend: "Have you got a fireless | cooker in your house?" ae. Joust "Yes, she's stuck on flowers on the sltar were very beau- titul and the hangings appropriate. The services were conducted by the vicar, Rev. Rural Dean J. H H. Coleman, M.A, assisted py Major the Rey. W. E. Kidd, M.A.,"M.C., King- ston, and Rev. Ro Spencer, Camden East. His Lordship the Bi: shop of Ontario was alo present, and fook part in the-services, pay- ing an eloquent tribute to the good qualities and worth of the deceased and at the close of the service pro- nounced the benediction. The cortege was formed outside the church by the large number of members of the Masonic Order who had been in attendance at the church services, and proceeded down Bridge street, to Riverside cemetery, where the Masonic burial service was held. 'The honorary pall-bearers were W. A. Daly, John Robinson, T. B. Wal- lace, Herbert Daly, W. A.. Grange and F. 8. Boyes. MORE DRUNKENNESS IN / OTTAWA THAN IN QUEBEC. The Testimony of Salvation Army Adjutant, "In my experience there is con- siderably less drunikenness through- out the province of Quebec than in Ontario, despite the fact that liquor may be purchased here openly--I have found it much easier to handle the men of Quebec than any other city in Canada in which I have been located. One of the worst forms of degradation with which we have to contend is attributed to drunken- ness, but I wish to say most empha- tically that I saw more drunkenness and other forms of vice in Ontario than I have met with in Quebec." Such is the testimony of Adjutant Harding of the Salvation Army, Montreal, as given in the Montreal Gazette of May 15th.--Advt, Canada Steamships Issues Show Gains Canada Steamships issues proved the centre of most of the interest on Toronto 'Change, especially the pre- ferred. Steamships common ad- vanced 3-4 to 15, while the preferred sold up from 48 to 52, closing with a net gain of 3 -8 at 51 7-8. The season of navigation is drawing to a lose, and-a pretty fair estimate can be made' of the results of operations during the past few months. The opinion prevails that earnings thus far have not been up to the level of a year ago, but the hope is expressed that the next six weeks may go a long way toward obviating this situa- tion. Bulk freight from now on will be carried in large quantities, though the rates will not be as good as in former years. . Passenger business on the lower St. Lawrence has been heavy, but that on the Great Lakes, owing to the cool weather has not been up to the lefel established in previous years, pa Am Blistered = materials in "heavy weaves suitable for coats and wraps | pon. are new and attractive. i LETTERS To The Editor Dy. Lake Writes. Kingston, Oct. 21:--(To the 'Edl- tor): With your permission; I would like to say to the Whig's readers that in my opinion government con- trol of:the liquor trafic simply means that all who. can pay for it can Bot all they want under that regime. May we not expect to see men under its influence, staggering on the streets as in the days of yore? Parties run down by intoxicated drivers of motor cars will be of com- mon occurrence. I well remember the time when there were six taverns, as they were then called, between Batterses and Kingston, a distance of only sixteen miles, and mdny farmers would come to the market, dispose of their load, and on their way home spend what their wives and children were badly in need of. Now there is none, and the farmer comes to the market, disposes of his load, deposits the proceeds in the bank, or takes home with him the luxuries his wife has orderpd, Then, she would often reach his home dur- ing the small hours in the morning, so intoxicated that his wife, who had been anxiously waiting, was <ompel- led to help him into the house, and take care of the team in a cold win- ter night. Now supper is ready, and the wife and children are waiting to welcome father home, Then, those having bank accounts were the ex- ception." Now they are legions. What has - brought about this great change? Surely not the liquor trafic, that is debasing, and tends to poverty and distress. Is it not due to the persevering efforts of those who would save that father from a drunkard's grave, and remove the accursed thing from the reach of the children and those that follow.. I fee] confident, Mr. Editor, that if those who will vote on the twenty- third, could look back and compare the past with the present prosperous condition of the province, they would hesitate before marking their ballots in favor of government control. There is no one thing Satan is do- ing more with to thwart the purpose of God, and drag men down to perdi- tion, than the liquor trafic. Shall we relax our efforts, and give him a free hand, by voting for government control. I fanéy I hear those who are conscientious, and care for the prosperity of the province and the souls of their fellow men, saying, No, No, No, we will hold on to what we have and hope for the future. It is quite evident to the observer that those in favor of the traffic have in the past, and are now, making a des- perate effort to bring the O.T.A. into disrepute, and make as many as possible believe that it is a failure. Do not be deceived by their enticing words. Let the answer echo back, "No Surrender." No government should have control of such a wea- / ~-DR. LAKE, 8r. ap We specialize on Kiddies' Footwear Shoes for Little Tots-- . soft, non-slip soles for little tots learning to walk. Brown Kid, Black Kid and Patents, $1.50 Many styles of Kiddies' Shoes for dress or play, ranging from $1.75 to $4.50. Children's School Shoes, too. ™- Simmons Week * 30 Te a s © at Reid's An Unclean Mattress is a Menace to Health As the largest single factor in the bedding business, SIMMONS, LIMITED, whom we represent locally, are concerned for the integrity of the industry and the consequent well-being of the people of Kingston-- concerned to protect you against old infected materials in your Mattress, to this end we guarantee that all Mattresses bearing Simmons' labels are of pure, clean, new cotton, delivered to your home in a sealed carton. JAMES REID - The Busy Store i Phone 147 ' 1 ANNOUNCING THE THE I BIGGEST AND MOST 'COMMANDING 'inold ~ Ontario! inet tut Melvr 8. 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