1 --- ALL COUGHS AND COLDS Quickly yield to Dr. Hickey's Speedy Relief 25c¢. and 50c¢. FOR SALE $1,700 Frame rooms stable and garage, ph lot. 00. Five duplex cement block 6 rooms each, B, and T., ye Ji deep lot. Rent turn. ing 10% investment. $4,500--Brick, 8 rooms, B. and T., electric light, h.w, avons, veran- dah, right of way. Sn $7,500--Brick, central, all modern. 6 building lots in Portsmouth. Houses to rent--$20 and $32. Insurance and money to loan. Customs Broker, Bateman's Real Estate 1113 BROCK ST., KINGS1ON Telephone 1926F. Rl In order to make room for new stock, we are | sorting out quite a number of pieces of High Grade Silver Plated Holloware And remarking them at Less Than Cost This is an exceptional opportunity to procure a COMPOTE FRUIT BOWL CAKE BASKET BAKE DISH, etc. Get One Now Galvanized Iron Fur Boxes with hang- For summer storage of your Furs. .... .. ce eene.. $8.00 each Brandram Henderson Pure English Paint. Colors. Guarantee on every can. ........... $1.50 per quart Brandram Henderson Everlastic Floor Varnish . ... $1.75 per quart An Apartment Electric Oven and Hot Plate will fit any lamp socket; has 3 heats; well insulat oven. McKelvey & Birch Limited THE COOLIDGES HAVE A RASBI ARRESTED Head of Jewish Seventy Elders Is Charged With Annoy- ing U8. President. New York, March 11.--Rabbl E. B. M. Browne, aged 92, head of the American Jewish Seventy Elders, and pastor of Temple Zion, in the Bronx, was arrested yesterday on a ' warrant in which the complainants, Calvin Coolidge, Mrs. Coolidge and Frank Stearns, charged him with "annoying the president." It was charged that the Rabbi had inflicted upon the complainants an avalanche of letters demanding that he be reimbursed for half of $35,000 he claimed the American Jewish So- , ¢lety Seventy Elders spent in cam- gy ord eiling| Dis: ae wnat, paigning for President Coslidge last fall. Rabbi Browne was arrested by a secret service agent, and arraigned in Yorkville Court. When the aged patriarch produc- ed apparently authentic letters from former Presidents McKinley, Harri- son, Roosevelt and Harding, he was paroled in his own custody, without bail, for examination next Monday. Fire Brigade Formed. Wellington has a new volunteer fire brigade' of twenty members. Samuel McCullough is fire chief with Frank Harris as deputy chief No. 1 and Ralph McDonald as deputy chief No. 2, John Bowerman was appoint- ed as hook and ladder chief. Toronto is to seek legislation em- powering it to guarantee bonds for all Hydro-electric operations. - {ton and Alexandria. Bay--which BEER IN ONTARIO 10 LORE THE TORS mer Resort Proprie- Tr tuoet opel diot Business Boom. Watertown, N.Y. March 11.-- Summer resort proprietors along the Thousand islands see in the authorization of § per cent. beer in the province of Ontario the greatest boom to the St. Lawrence river re- sort taking pl sinee the coming of the automo! diverted tourfits to hasty trips through many regions in place of. the old time custom of set- tling down in one beauty spot. Preparations are being put under way to provide for greater rpshes of visitors than during recent years, despite fact that popularity of the region has been steadily increasing since the close of the. war. Villages along the river--Cape Vincent, Clay- thrive on the tourist trade, are jubi- lant over the action of the Canadian authorities, seeing in the restoration of beer of good voltage a stream of visitors, at least passing through. 'Line Near U.S. Shore. © The international boundary divid- ing the Thousand island between the two nations, diverts in a winding line between and among the maze of islands," at places approaching the American main shore and every- where within easy access by launch or even row boat, Opposite Cape Vincent a brief ferry over the main American "channel will' bring the thirsty to Kingston, Canadian terri. tory, where beer with a kick may be | had. Below Cape Vincent the line cuts over toward the Canadian main- land, but still within easy access from this side. Steamers plying the region make brief stops at Canadian ports and a stream of ferries operate from every railroad terminal. Canadians across the border are fully alive to the opportunity that is theirs. Already, according to re- ports, consideration 1s being given to establishment ' of refreshment stands along the shore of islands near the boundary line. There will be several places where the beer THE ._ DAILY BRITISH WHIG 3 PROBS: --Thursday, fair and rather cold. legal in Ontario can be procured on! Wolfe Island, it is said? and all] through the mase of the lake of a Thousand isles, Canadian territory | will be marked by signs directed to! e long thirsty visitors from the land of the free. . Greater Kick. Five per cent. beer, according to those who know real beer, possesses a greater kick than most of the beverages served across American bars when license was procurable. United States citizens used to thrive on the 3 per cent beer of the prov- ince so the additional per centage will afford even a stronger drink. Liquors will be procurable at Montreal, as during tne last years, but it is the belief of St. Lawrence river resort proprietors that a great many people prefer beer to whiskey and will be satisfied to stop within the local resorts and pay occasional visits to the Canadian beer dispen- saries. Toronto uake Stories. Toronto, March 11.--Earthquakes are such unheard of things in this vicinity that when one occurred the humorous side of reaction to it was very noticeable. There was the lady Doctor with a girl patient under treatment on a sofa who reproved her for kicking the lounge. *"'Look at your curtains and the electric light," the patient retorted, justly aggrieved. Two ladies were In a grocery store, epe carrying parcels \and the earthquake made them collide. Each was furiously demanding /of the other why she was so "clumsy." "You knocked my parcels right out of my hand." 'In the theatres the men who were "getting funny by shaking the seats" were glared at by wompn sitting near them. But no one was perhaps more dis- turbed than the young tady who hap- pened to be sitting Never having experienced an earth- quake and not having dreamed of = one, she found another explanation | for the commotion. '""There's'a man | in my trunk--a men in my trank." she screamed as she sprang to middle of the floor. +Bays Penalty Too Severe. Thomas Fox, London, Ont. sentenced to fourteen years in peni- tentiary with twenty months ago, dnd who has been held at the county jail, awaiting the out- on her trunk when the unfamiliar movementcame. 3 lashes some || We beg to announce The Formal Presentation of the Spring Mode For Thursday and following days Presenting authentic styles as shown in the fashion centres of the world in Millinery, Wraps, Coats, Ensemble Suits; Tailored Suits, Frocks, Yardage Goods, Dress Accessories, House Furnishings We cordially invite you to attend this opening display to- morrow. The spirit of Spring permeates throughout the store, no , matter what the weather is outside. You'll find Spring once you * step within the portals of this store. :