MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1924. ADR. A.W. WINNETT & THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG 'Phone 31 6 Godkin's Livery "for Bus and .Taxi Service Buggies and Saddle H BUS FOR CATARAQUI CEMETERY Daily except Monday and Saturday at 1.45 p.m. - The complete Electric Light and Power plant for every country home. W.C.CANNON 164 Barrie Street. Phone 1130, TO LET Rideau Street, frame, eloctriclight. $16.00 per month. GENERAL INSURANCE Fire, Plate Glass, Liability, Auto, Burglary, Baggage. mel Great West Life Assurance R . H Waddell Phones 536, 806. = 70 PIANO TUNING Piano Tuning. Repairing and Player Plano Adjusting. Norman H. Butcher, 27° Pine street. 'PHONE 134. DELCO- LIGHT | ee 7 rooms, Brock Sires! street DENTAL SURGEON Corner of Johnson and Wellington Streets. Telephone 863. 2 Yor Moving of yREIGHT, FURNIT PiANGS, ARTA GE wad #701 Transer Co. PHUANw 377. -- WELLINGTO! DR. J. C.W. BROOM Dental Surgeon 150 Wellington Street. 'Phone 879. Evenings by appointment. SAFES, RAGB oF Geo. A. Vrek & Son MACHINE WORKS 284-236 Ontario Street. ..'Phone 1264 All kinds of machines and machinery repaired. Brompt and efficient ne Oxy-Acetylene Welding. All the Dumbell' Hits from "Ace High" Complete stock of Strings and Supplies fer all in. | struments. THE MELODY SHOPPE 282 PRINCESS STREET NE 1563. BVENINGS 2381. 'PHON. EEETEEREERRO Market Sqnare Grocery SOME. SNAPS American, Coal Of La og kes Castile Soap . rye cakes Cas New Labrador H Choice Mixed 2 Nuts A "WAT 1S kiorist Telephone 14, Prompt delivery. W. E.Hopkinson 37 Brock Street. Below King Street | GET IT REPAIRED a A te BE LI Ls Eg Rs i a Wes We ean = tepeir anything J. M. PATRICK 149 Sydemham Street, Kingston Phone 2006J. HNMR REAR Choice: Western Meats GROCERIES AND 1 FRESH Vor ore ng J. T.EVES 171 RAGLAN ROAD Phone 2580. Quality, Quantity and Prices Prevail here all the time. .Small pro- fits and quick turnover assuring the public of fresh stock. Wi of ors i iy ann of mon "Send Me Another Ton of Coal' The; don't x about guatl. get the best that money can buy, and that the price will be tom price. : Pure Lard at c..ovvuevnvq.10e Ib ew Raisins ........ 8 pounds reakfast Bacon, lean ......20¢c Ib 'Oranges, sweet and julcy . .19c. dos. 7 Ib. bags best Pastry Flour 83c. ea. Potat dry and mealy ..20c. peck Pork and Beaus, Clark's, regular Som ven dese 20 Red Salmon, reg. 20¢, ........18¢ Cranberries, fresh stock ..15¢. quait Rolled Oats, new stock . ..05 Ibs, 28¢. Ginger Snape... 8c. 1b, 2 Ibs. Bbc. 50 tins Hawes Floor W Fag, SOUT} 0c, for iil. vane e BBC - SMITH'S Barrie and Colborne 'Stréet © We deliver-- Phone 1317. 28c, | KINGSTON ap DISTRICT ¥ Motored to Montreal. - Messrs. K. W. Buckin and E. A. "1 Plllcay motored to Montreal on Fri- day for the Queen's-McGill game, A Sale of Property. James Elliott, Tweed, disposed of his property on River street to H. McTaggart, who 'takes possession this week. Harvesting Apples. Nearly all the apples of Trenton district have been disposed of and are being rapidly harvested and stor- ed in fruit houses. A Thanksgiving Anthem. Mr, Clifford Sine, Gananoque, has written a thanksgiving anthem, which Prof. Harry Thomas has set to music. The choir of Grace church are now rehearsing the piece and wii] present it on Thanksgiving Day. To Study At Chicago. Walter W. Simpkins, Yarker, Ont., who has been an active member of the Wesley Methodist church, has entered the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. He is ohe of over 1618 men and women enrolled for the free winter courses. Leaving for the South. Mr. "Con" Milian, Toronto, form- erly and popularly known in King- ston, is leaving this week for New York to visit his son and daughter for a time, and then, with Mrs. Mil- lan, leaving to spend the next seven or eight months' in the south, Returns From West. Mrs, Robert McNinch, Gananoque, who has been for the last four months in the western pro¥inces visiting relatives and friends, arriv- ed in the city Saturday on her way to her home, She is delighted with the west and Improved in health while there, Resolutions Adopted. That the regulations of the De- partment of Education should be | Be. altered to prohibit children going to Spalding, Syracuse, N.Y. The mar- school before the age of six years, and that school books should be provided free for tile children of the public schools, were resolutions adopted at the annual meeting of Lanark County Educatfonal Associa- tion held at Carleton Place. Had A Good Year. The Pembroke . cottage hospital had a good year. Some 662 pa- tients were admitted during the year. The collective days' stay was 9,574. The capacity is sixty beds. "The treasurer's report covering receipts and expeditures from Oct. ist, 1923, to Sept. 30th, 1924, show- ed total receipts amounting to $28,- 286.45; bdlance on hand and in bank, $803.20. ents Announced. Dr. 8. C. Wilson, Almonte, an- nounces the engagement of his niece Alberta Angeline Neil, to Kenneth riage will take place quietly the lat- ter part of October, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Gardi- ner, Merrickville, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Gladys Velma, to John C. Jakes, Merrick- ville. The martiage will take place|a shortly, Enjoying Life. Mrs. D. Sills, who has enjoyed the summer months at her ¢ld home west of Prescott, left for her winter home in New York. She wag ac- companied by her daughter, Mrs. Taylor and nephew, Richard Cham- berlain. Mrs, Sills is in her ninety- seventh year, is quite spry and as bright as a youngster: She hopes next summer to be at her old home enjoying its comforts and pleasant surroundings. The Officers Chosen. At the Prince Edward Teachers' Association these officers were cho- sen: Hon. president, J. A, Cooke, M. A.; president, James Grimmon; vice-president, Mrs. M. Goodwin; secretary, Miss Mary Dunkley; trea- FTI IC I CITE ne PT ETA [} EAE LULL tL THE CARE roceeds to the credit o service is a very bl consists come a be glad te quote rates on this class od : ES EI Ra eee nea AR sm and EXECUTOR, TRUSTEE, FINANCIAL AGENT Bay & Melinda Streets - Branches: Ottawa, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Vancouver HEAD OFFICE - gt---- Tria aa TE SECURITIES ANY PERSONS deposit their securities with this ration for safe-keeping and collection of revenue. In our oT posit Vaults these securities are fully protected against loss by y fire and burglary, dividends and detach pn on our clients in their one for p mainly of stocks and bonds. "lt leaves them free to go without concetu as, to thei fortuns, We rrr rrr rrr reba is OF YOUR We collect interest and the due dates and place the k account. of business gn Tequeet. TORONTO Mothers! Give the children WRIGLEY'S after every meal A prominent physician says: It is surprising how free from decay _ the teeth can be kept by using gum after each meal." You know how hard it is to get the children to clean their teeth. By giving' them WRIGLEY'S you not / only reward themforclean- ing their teeth, but the rehara i is actually the means this important service! WRIGLEY'S aids digestion too, and acts as an anti- surer, Alec Izard; execiitive commit- tee, Miss Helena Harrison, Miss Pauline Vipond, Miss Lulu Gillespie; delegates to O.E.A., Malcolfi Love, Ronald Burr; 'auditors, Miss Bur- nice Reid, Miss Keitha -Stark; dele- gate to northern Ontario, Miss An- nie Brownson. HUNTERS. Canadian Pacific Railway. The hunting season being close al hand, the exodus of sportsmen to the Highlands of Northern Frontenac along the line of the Canadian Facl- fic Ry. north of Sharbot Lake is get- ting under way. This section of the Couniy of Frontenac offers the greatesi deer hunting grounds in the proyince. Partridge and other game abound, and are within accessible distances trom the stations for the hunters. ---------- \ THE O.P.R. Assessment. The total assessment of the C.P. R. in Pembroke for 1925 is fixed at $143,500 as against the former as- sessment of $568,000. The increase is $865,600, or rather more than 150 per cent. The assessment stands for period of five years, known as the "quinquennial term," unless there are changes of ownership or an in- crease in the number of buildings. In such cases the additions would be assessed without any interferencé with the quinquennial term, On the present rate of taxation, fifty- three mills on the dollar, the set- tlement means that the amount of taxes to be paid to the municipality will be $7,605.50, an increase of $4,631.50 over the former revenue of $3,074 a year, which should ald materially in bringing down the rate of taxation next year. ------------ "BEN" In the Plunketts' Alls dp at the Grand Thursday, Friday Saturday At Findlay Station, Findlay tion, Oct. 25.--The Bell Telephone 'men are erecting a line from Joyceville to Key's corner. New lamps have been put in 'Wood- burn 'church. Miss Mullen visited her sister in Kingston this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bennett are rejofc- ing over the arrival of a baby girl. Mrs. Palmer, Maberly, has been visiting her brother, F. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kiell visited friends at Elginburg recently. OLOSE AND EASY B 'Hardwood Flooring Stocked in a heated warehouse. We have a fine lot of Birch, Maple and Oak from the very best mills. . _.S. ANGLIN CO. LTE) BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS, KINGSTON, ONTARIO, * Telephone: Private Branch Exchange, No. 1571. WHEN-- --you are quoted a price anywhere else in Cane ada on guaranteed Radio goods, call or write Can- ada Radio Stores and you will get a lower one. In the Radio business exclusively, permits us to always buy and sell at lower prices. Then, too, you are sure of getting only intelligent Radio ser- vice. We've been in Radio for a long time and growing up with it, RADIO HEADQUAR THRS Is open every even=- ing. Come and see us. "There's a 100% money ~ back guarantee on everything we sell." NEW RADIO MAPS--Latest out CAN ADA RADIO STORES 269% PRINCESS STRE 'PHONE 1207-3. Owned and Qpeiated Ey Men Who KNOW Radio. [he ame tit 11 1 DISHES n eC ual hi : BLT a PTL aL BRAD J IN % AND BOYS' 5 OVERCOAT We are showing a large range of Boys' and Men's Overcoats. x Price of Boys" from .....$ 6.50 to $18.00 Price of Men's from . . . . $16.50 to $25.00" PREVOST'S Phone 5087. Gents' Furnishings and Clothing. B55 Brock St. for, HUDSON SEAL COATS uct see-- GOURDIER'S A aaatee. 4 TWEDDELL'S SALE 'Fall Overcoats and Suits--Men's and Young Men's Models : : $18.00 to $30.00 | ENGLISH GABERDINE RAIN COATS