THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1924. Ayn Wishing You the Merriest of Christmases and the Happiest of New Years. I. G. PAUL 802 PRINCESS STREET - - TELEPHONE 1640F. SPECIALIST IN AUTO TOPS AND UPHOLSTERING AB a With Christmas Greetings and Best Wishes For the Coming Year Thomas Wilson 258 DIVISION STREET - - PHONE 1005F. PIANOS AND FURNITURE MOVED POPE ---- CONDUCTS SERVICES FOR DEAD CARDINAL eS Memorial services for the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican. them. ; > THE FAIR MANAGER EXTENDS GREETINGS He Wishes Everybody a Merry late Cardinal Logue, primate of Ireland, were held in the Pope Pius XI., seated gn the throne at the left, conducted Arh Ny WAAR Here's a word of greeting, Here's a wish for Eo May your Christmas joys Last throughout the year, R. BUCKLEY 10534 YORK STREET - - - TELEPHONE 201 GENERAL CARTING ONLY EQUIPMENT IN CITY FOR THEATRICAL TRANSFER » Same wish--same day, Year after year on the same old day, The same old wish in the same old way, ranged poultry show in Canada. T hel hard to give my best to Kingston and All servants of ment of Ex-Ald. W. A. Twigg. Not-| the public must expect opposition to their endeavors. To those I hold the dog exhibit was under the manage- Kingston's interests. withstanding the short space of time to arrange the show, it, too was pro-| kindliest of feeling, feeling assured | H. A. SMIT! GROCERIES--FRUITS--VEGETABLES A Merry Christmas. H Any Moving and packing that is entrusted to us, especially Planos, is done in a careful and satisfactory manner by experts. nounced the best dog show in Canada. | that the day is not far distant when 830 DIVISION STREET - - . a If space would permit I could eulogize | they will be converted to our way of | { reasoning and be found among our| all of whom worked with that co-ope- | numbers, to not only make a "BIG- [GER AND BETTER FAIR" but a rative spirit which meant success. Oth-| G €r outstanding citizens were Mayor | "BIGGER AND BETTER KING- Christmas and a Happy PHONE 2608. New Year = fat ] . | all managers of the respective classes, | Kingston, Dec. 19. (To the Editor) | --I would be both unmindful and un- | A. ANDERSON Painter and Decorator General Contractor EE Extend to all customers and friends a Merry Christmas and a . Happy New Year. 72 Wellington Street Telephone 1966 haku dd dA grateful if I were to let this festive sea- | son pass, when the finger of time! points to the many Divine attributes, goodfellowship, and good feeling, and peace upon earth and good will among men, were I not to express myself through your valued columns the sin- cere thanks of myself and directors of the" Kingston Industrial Exhibition of September the 16-20th, 1924, to those citizens whom assisted us in our en- deavors to place before our visitors an exhibition of such high character and merit, Ma I be permitted to make special mention of Col. J. S. N. Leslie and his able staff of chairmen of the respective episodes in our historical pageant and also to the citizens composing the caste. It is without fear of contradic- tion that I express myself in saying the historical pageant stands pre-eminent as being second to none on the contin- ent of America. This was admitted by the worthy and qualified pageant mas- ters, Messrs Siabald, and Miles, of the John Rogers Producing Co., stating emphatically it was the best they ever presented to any community, all of which proves conclusively that I made no mistake when I signed the contract with the John Rogers Co. knowing full well that Kingston had the talent. All that was wanted was to bring it forward. Special mention might be made in reference to the poultry and dog exhi- bits, the former under the able manage ment of Benjamin Whitney, It was freely expressed that it was the best ar. Thomas B. Angrove, whowas most un|{ STON." Those who outshine 'their age are like a torch that, when it blazes high is apt to scorch, some hate us while we live; at last, no doubt, we will win their affection when our light goes out. Wighing Chrismas and a very Happy New Year. ) On behalf of my board of directors tiring in his efforts during the opera-| tion of the exhibition; also Ex-Ald. F. Clow, who proved himself to be one of outstanding ability in assisting to carry out the programme in all its de- tails. Also R. N. F. McFarlane, chair. man of the civic utilities, who at all times took an active interest in the wel- fare of the exhibition also-Collame: C. Folger, who with his able staff of workers were ever ready to assist in making the exhibition representing Kingstons' 251st birthday one may well go down in history as never before equalled in the history of our good old Limestone city. The electric work was in charge of James Harris, who was on his work twenty-four hours a day. Many of our visitors ex- pressed themselves as to how well the lighting system was so successfully car ried out, The last but not the least, the "press." I found the press ever ready to co-operate to its fullest. We of Kingston have every reason to feel proud of both papers. I submit they have no equal between Montreal and Toronto, and compare very favorably with even Montreal and Toronto. The editors of those papers are after all only human; it is conceded to err is human to forgive is divine; but from my viewpoint if every citizen worked as faithfully to develope our city as do the two editors; we would find our- selves pulling at the same time and all pulling together to make Kingston a "BIGGER AND BETTER CITY." and yours, Sec. HEATER UNDER THE SINK -Treas that | Industrial Exhibition. you all again 3a Merry I remain, respectfully R. J. BUSHELL, and Manager Kingston myself, Where there is steam or hot water heat, about the best spot for a radi- ator in the kitchen in under the sink. It's where the housewife is most of the For myself I can say I have tried KINGSTON INDUSTRIAL AGRICULTURAL ASSN SEPT. 16--1924--20th Biggest event ever held in King- ston. Over 100,000 visitors. Let our slogan be for 1925-- "Bigger and Better and all Together." Wishing youall a Merry. Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year | Yous on behalf of The Board i of Directors and Myself ff time, IAI, out of the way, and it's just C. DONOGHUE Flo, Feed, Grain, Seeds Etc. 291 Ontario Street The Golden ion Grocery The big store is filled with a tremendous stock of Christ- mas Groceries at low prices. We have for years been combining good quality with low prices, until it has be- come a trade mark at the Golden Lion. ages. NEW GOODS 1924 Crop California Seedless Raisins. Seeded Raisins in bulk and pack- NEW CURRANTS eR ------------ C. &B. PICKLES Lea and Perrin's Sauce. H. P. Sauce, TABLE FRUITS New Golden Dates. Fancy Layer Figs. Fancy Cluster Raisins in pound packages. 'California Oranges. Grape Fruit. Malaga Grapes. Fancy Olives, Stuffed or Plain, in 5 all sizes. CANNED VEGETABLES 1924 Pack (Every tin guaranteed) Imported Imported Fromch Mushrooms, Imported Asparagus Tips, MINCE MEAT In bulk and packages. by the Gurd's Gurd's Sods Water, gallon rl CANNED FRUIT 1924 Pack Peaches. Pears. TEA! TEA! We carry a very large stock of Tea, buyer in price and quality. ONE made easier if you know that you are going to get a cup of our delicious Coffee. e Golden Lion Grocery