WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1024. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Phone 316 - - Godkin's Livery - For Bus and Taxi Service Buggies and Saddle Horses BUS FOR CATARAQUI CEMETERY Daily except Monday and Saturday at 1.45 p.m. I DELCO-LIGHT The complete Eleetrie Light and Pewer piant for every country home. WwW. C. CANNON | FOR SALE property and $83,500.00 -- Freehold known as Kingston Golf Country Club, consisting of frame house of 7 rooms, with water, E: light, H.A. furnace, H.W. floors, two toilets,- fire place, etc, and about one acre of ground. K. H. Waddell Phones 326, N06. #6 Brock Street ------ PIANO TUNING Plano Tuning, Repairing and Player Plano Adjusting. Norman H. Butcher, 27 Pine street. 'PHONE 134. ------ DR. A.W.WINNETT DENTAL SURGEON Corner of Johnson and Wellington Streets. Telephone 863. ie For Moviug of REIGHT, FURNITURE, SAFES, ¥ PIANOS, CARTAGE aud STORAGE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Kingston Transfer Co. PHOS 330. KYENINGS 2231. 158 WELLINGTON STREET DR. J. C.W. BROOM Dental Surgeon 150 Wellington Street. 'Phone 679. Evenings by appointment. WATTS Peopwe's twist 177 Wellington Street Fresh Flowers and Plants daily. Funeral designs and wedding bouquets to order. Phone 1768. Residence 1137. H.R. McRae & Co Golden Lion Block 3 3 It's A Good Sign of the character ot dur coal and of our in 0 that our Laur bu AY wh year after year. They don't waste any time on experiments--they know they "4 lots of them ving that a m Ry in next w stock ey a hint for you. FRA ONE a0c BOX BROUGHT HEALTH Years of Constipation Ended By "Fruit-a-lives" | The Wonderful Fruit Medicine Anyone who suffers with miserable health ; who is tortured with Head- aches; and who is unable to get any real pleasure out of life; will be interested in this letter of Mrs. Martha de Wolfe of East Ship Harbor, N.S. Mrs. de Wolfe says, "For years 1 was a dreadful sufferer from Constipa- tion and Headaches and I was miser- ablein every way. Nothing in the way of medicine seemed to help me. Ther I tried " Fruit-a-tives" and the effect was splendid ; and after taking only one x, I was completely relieved and now feel like a new rson". 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 26e. At dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont. 9h Intérest at 5% per cent. per annum is paid semi-annually om funds invested in our Quaranteed Investment Certificates Sums of $100 and over received for a term of one to five years. Absolute Security -- Trustee Invest- ment. r Booklet, "The Secret of Investing Wisely," will be mailed to you on re uest, The Trusts & Guarantee Com= pany, Ltd., Toronto Local Representative Mills Company, Kingston 79 Clarence Strect General Insurance Agents and Financial Brokers (NENEEEENN EEN HOPKINSON'S GROCERY MARKET SQUARE New Cranberries 15e. quart New Sweet Potatoes 3 Ibs. 25e. Try Zip, the mew Hand Cleaner 3 tins for Broken, Sweet Bi Hickory Nuts Mixed Nuts ... - Clover Honey in the comb and 5 Ib pails | indian Market Baskets. Charcoal, | American Coal Ol ....... cee. 25¢, gal! Hen Feed, Oyster Shells. | "Phone us your mext order. Prompt] delivery. i 'Phome No. 14. 37 BROCK ST. | BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL In Public Service Simee 1784, M, BOHAN, PROPRIETOR, KINGSTON. THOMAS COPLEY Carpenter. Phone 987 us for mil kinds of Carpentry work. Estimates given on mew floors inid. Have your hardwood floors clean- od with eur mew fiver cleaning ma. DR. RUPERT P. MILLAN ~ DENTIST 84 Princess Street. , 'Phone 1850 Gag for Painless Extraction OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT rt Geo. A. Wright & Son MACHINE WORKS 284-236 Ontario Street. . Phone 1264 All kinds of machines and machinery repaired. Prompt and efficient service. Oxy-Acetylene Welding. ---- i a -- Choice Western Meats GROCERIES AND FRESH VEGETABLES. J. T. EVES 171 RAGLAN ROAD thut is . M. PATRICK 149 Sydenham Street, Kingstoa {equipment and new. equipment | the commercial and physical traln- | ing departments. . -- KINGSTON anp DISTRICT | To Add To Equipment. The Pembroke Board of Educa- tion will purchase new science for Kingstonian Is Editor, At the concluding session of the Christian Endeavor Convention on Monday night at St. James' Square Presbyterian church, Toronto, Mr. R. H. Treneer, Kingston, was elect- | ed editor of the Herald, the C. E. organ. Road Finally Finished. The grading of the roadway and the placing of stoné on the highway through Deseronto is completed. The etpectations are to continue road building from the Slash road to Marysville, which, if started, would take a period of almost two months for completion. a e-------- Fifty-Third Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Frazer, Brockville, on Friday quietly ob- served the fifty-third anniversary of their wedding, receiving the con- gratulations of thelr many friends. An anniversary dinner was served and the evening was pleasantly spent by the bride and groom who were joined by a number of friends. The First Actual Record. The first actual record of Capitu- lar work in the province of Ontario, and under supreme authority, is in the issue of a warrant by R, W. Bro. William Jarvis, provincial master, to a Royal Arch Chapter at Kingston, on the 7th of June, 1795, in connection with a Craft Lodge, No. 6, now Ancient St. John's, No. 3, G. R. C., Kingston. An Early Vessel Built Here. As one of the initial steps in his scheme of exploration, the immor- tal La Salle built the Frontenac at "The Cabins," which was the early day mame for the present city of Kingston. The Frontenac was of ten gross tons ant came into being expressly to carry the supplies and equipment for the. "Griffin," which La Salle and his cohorts built on the Niagara River above the Falls, inesnm-------------- Gone Into Winter Quarters. The steamers Ruby and Thomp- son of the George -Hall fleet, are peing placed in winter quarters at the Ogdensburg shipyard, "as they have completed their season in the coal trade between Rochester, Pres- cott and Ogdensburg and are not adapted to canal service. The other vessels of the Hall fleet will remain in commission until the commence- ment of December. Pembroke Lady Hurt. When opening the gate to let the cattle through, Mrs. Archie Haw- thorne, Beachburg, was knocked down by one beast and trampled on by several more, The cattle werq apparently started by a dog behind Painful, swollen ankles You'll get sure relief for swollen, ul ankles with Sloan's, It requires no tiresome rubbing: the medicine itself does the wor In it are certain ingredients that are so stimulating to the circulation that the moment it Sloan's Li and ny in no time. Get this » All druggists-- iment ou will own a Is jan] Wotermans } a ula * Notice the pens in the hands of the veterans--the men who have been using fountain pens for twenty and thirty years. : Usually, it's a Waterman's A lost or damaged pen; perhaps an unsatisfactory one, led them to Waterman's. They became pen-wise. With Waterman's they stayed. It is their pen to-day. History repeats itself. Sooner or later, a Waterman's will come your way. You will appreciate its "fit" in the hand; the larger ink con- tainer; the smooth, steady flow; the eaay-writing, everlasting tip. And when you come to veteran years, you will be a veteran Waterman's tao. Selection and Service at the Best Shops The prices of Water. man's Ideal Fountain Pens vary. Itisdueto a in sizes and ornamentat! r to a difference in $7.50 $4.00 $3.50 Exquisite designe at highar prices. | them. Mrs. Hawthorne was rushed grand | to the Cottage Hospital, Pembroke, | and it was found she had sustiined painful injuries. Canadian Pacific. City ticket office, 180 Wellington street, report the following arrivals of their steamships: Empress of Scotland, from Ham- burg, due Quebec, Nov. 15th, Empress of France, from Quebec, due Cherbourg and Southampton, Nov. 11th. | Montreal, from Montreal, due Bel- { fast and Glasgow, Nov, 15th, Empress of Canada, from Vancou- ver, due Vancouver, Nov. 10th, Empress of Russian, from Van- couver, due Hong Kong, Nov, 10th. The Late Ho ward Bender. Howard Bender, who disappeared on the evening of September 10th and whose body was found a short distance from Parham on Saturday morning last, came from Timmins by C.N.R. as far as Port Arthur and then took the C.P.R. to Renfrew and transferred for Sharbot Lake where he met his brother. The two went to the Parham fair. The deceased is survived by his 'parents and six brothers, Ross Ben- der, of Toronto; Andrew, of Tim- mins; Percy, Ernest, Morris and Frank all around home. ------------------ A Venerable Building. Mrs. F. M. Purvis, Mallorytown, writing to the Christian Guardian renewing her subscription, says: "My late husband's father, (G. G. Purvis) was born in Toronto, 1799, and becoming a class leader in the church here, when a young man, was, I presume, one of your earliest subscribers. The old stone farm- house which he built, and in which the Ryerson brothers have all slept, is still standing here, and is occu- pled by the third and fourth genera- tion of the family, and is often visit- ed by the fifth generation." A Dearth of Men. The Toronto Telegram says: "In a recent speech at a meeting in St. John's church in Toronto an "anti" speaker declared that Knox, Queen's and Montreal theological colleges would be "anti" colleges. If sich a thing happened there would not be enough Anti-Union ministers who ever took first-class honors in their university courses to fill the chairs in these coleges." Thus does a Presbyterian who knows the situa- tion comment on the dearth of men of mark on the anti side. Toyal To Duty. Mrs. Joseph Roberts, Findley, who met death on Sunday morn ing, Nov. 2nd, when she and her husband and two children were in- stantly killed by a C.N.R. engine, had been in Kingston. on Saturday evening visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett, Alfred street. Mrs. Roberts had been asked by her parents to remain over untff Sunday, but she remarked that she considered her duty to be at Sun- day school service in the Woodburn Methodist church with her children on Sunday morning. It was when she was on her way to the church to attend the service that she met her death. Committed to Hospital, Constable Robert Scott, Portland, and County Constable Henry Dyer arrestéd Wilfred Barlow on a charge of brandishing a gun hind with be- ing insane and dangefous to be at large. The arrest was made at the home of the man's father, Joseph Barlow, three miles north of Delta. He was armed when taken into cus- tody. Barlow was standing by the stove cooking the evening meal when surprised by the officers and was alone in the house at the time. his mother and sister having left the premises and being at the home of | a neighbor at the time. He has been acting strangely for the past year and had terrorized his relatives and residents of the district by his ac- tions. Barlow was committed to the Ontario Hospital, Brockville. Holland-Brooks Wedding. On Tuesday evening, Miss Kath- deen Brooks became the bride of Mr. William Holland, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Holland, Cherry street. The bride looked very be- coming in a blue dress of satin char-| ,meuse and carried a bouquet of pink Killarny roses. The ceremony, Which 'took place in the presence of the immediate relatives and friends was performed by Rev. Frank Sanders, of: Calvary church. The bridesmaid was Miss Mabel Holland, sister of the groom, while Mr. D. Barrett, of Tnverary, acted as best man. Fol- lowing the ceremony all present sat down to a dainty wedding supper. The young couple were the recipients of many useful and pretty gifts, and all present joined in. wishing them much happiness, erat - PEA COAL is three dollars a ton cheaper than larger sizes. It is easily controlled by draft damp- ers, and makes a splendid fire for mild wea- ther, Try it. S. ANGLIN CO. LIMITED Woodworking Factory, Lumber Yards, Coal Bins. BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS, KINGSTON, ONTARIO. Telephone: Private Branch Exchange, Neo. 1571. Egg, St RUSHED! The Radio fans of Kingston know where quality workmanship is given. Our workshop has been busy night and day re- pairing and building sets----yet our charges are no more than what you pay for ordinary work elsewhere. Next time you fave trouble with your Radio tele= phone 1207 and a Radio Doctor will call Aerials erected. Batteries recharged -- the only complete Radio service bet ween Toronto and Montreal Radio Headquarters is gpen evenings. CANADA RADIO STORES - 290%8, PRINCESS STREET. 'PHONE 1207- wned and Operated by Men Who KNOW Radio. gs $1 6.00 per ton ve and Chestnut CRE IE Small Hard Coal ..........$12.50 per ton Buckwheat ........ +.++..-5 9.00perton | car Semi-Anthracite Smokeless, suitable for Range or Furnace, $12.00 per ton, delivered SOWARDS COAL C0. Phone 155 | sins OVERCOAT We are showing a large range of Boys' and Men's Overcoats. Price of Boys' from .....$ 6.50 to $18.00 Price of Men's from . . . .$16.50 to $25.00 PREVOST'S Phone 5037. Gents' Furhishings and Clothing. B55 Brock St. for HUDSON SEAL COATS ncalerres GOURDIER'S Brock Street. TWEDDELL'S | SALE 'Winter Overcoats 22, 125, 527