THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG . Rotonat Assede JACQUELINE LOGAN MARY ASTER TOGETHER WITH SUPERB Vaudeville Programme BUSTER COLLIER NOTICE A By-law to grant a fixed assessment to the Monarch Battery Company, Ldmited. + This is the title of & By-law which will be submitted to the electors of this| + Municipality at the time of the Muni- olpal Elections. It contains the f: rllow- | ing sections 1~The assessment of the said proper- of the Monarch Battery Co. Ltd, mn- ing land, bulidings and business as- | sesemients shall be fixed at One Thou- mand Dollars. 2.~--The fixed assessment shall no' be| { & longer period than ten years and! r aha Hot apply to or effect taxation for 1 purposes or local improvements. NOTICE, NOTICE is hereby given that the fore. ing is a {ie synopsis of a proposed slaw of 4 ngston which has been taken nto deration which will be fin ally passed by ths unell of the sald "or-| Joration in vhe event of its receiving e affirmative vote of three-quarters of he members of the City Council and the of two-thirds of the electors] Qualified to vote on Money By-laws who | ¥ ® on the By-law. Corp ration of the City of Kingston | 1 be taken upon the said Proposed «law at the same time and at the same places as the annual election for Municipal Counetl, and He Deputy ur icers appoint to hold suid elect shall take the votes. 2.--On the 4th day of December, 1925, wt Steven o'cloek In the forenoon, the! VE a Member of paiiq 1 for e pur e by! etiah 2h fhe said Mun, 4 the Mayors] & Sa picipality for the Halll) proincine. And if requested | to do, aha 1 Porat by writing sign- | By him two persons to attend at the, summing up of the votes by the k and one person to attend at each ling Dace on behalf of the persons and promoting the said! i and a ike umber on behalf of | ng intere in and opposing the; : a By law PP 8 8.--On the #h day of "December, at nt the hour of eleven o'clock In Cou pu sum up the votes given for) en the proposed By-law. ¥ 4 W. W. BANDS, a City Clerk. | "Kingston, Nov. éth, 1925. a fous Frontenac ¢ TENDER a marked Tender RE BALED el will be received at the rod of the nty Clerk, Court House, to 13 o'cloe u noon, on RR ber 33rd, 1915, for the indecm | supplies for the (Soun- 0 Bucomber iat, 08s, 1926, Toth ve inclu- - A id a, rea par ih, Pork, Mutton, Liver, H ach] oY, 1, Sugar, . 1.--~The votes of the alectors of a) in . his office in tie cat | sald Municipality, the ings py St we Ine Municipality shall at-| the Corporation of 'the City| | | | the Council of the said Corpors. | i | | { Grand Nir i Mon, Nov. 23 Edition AND VIS our "ius JIGGS and MAGGIE In Their Absolute New Musical Comedy Geo. McManus' Famous Cartoons BRINGING UPFATHER IN GAY NEW YORK WITH Jiggs MAGGIE DINTY KITTY AND THE Bobbed Hair BEAUTY CHORUS SINGERS COMEDIANS Ever Ww elcome ANCERS GIRLIES 30 80 People-Mostly Qirls=30. $1, $1.50 PRICES 50c. B0c, 75¢ ldren 28¢ Matinee 80¢. Chi 3 RLS 5p TO-DAY & SAT. PEP! LAUGHTER!! THRILLS I!! A Comedy Sensation---- "He's A Riziias Fellow" The Silk-Hat Scream in His Merriest Comedy. Sgt toe Cotes, Rice. Jam, Tea, at rots, JT otAtons, Tur Raul n; re Fam- le he thy hove su i i EEE ity &na ber Soiree. ed ui the. Gaol promptly es required; hie to hay: of the Governor Tenders will be received for the above supple and security wil be iment of contract. OF any tender not neces ly J. W. BRADSHAW, Kingston, Ont, Naw. ov. 168. hs: +" Post Oftice 282 Princess St. ----h, A Uptown 'Phone 347 - re CHECKER Taxicabs ~ Phone 800 Any place in city DAY OR NIGHT The cab that forced the prices Ra passenger Sedans WHITE Phone 400-- 25¢ =" 5% Sma cup ai am per ne em BLACK& E-- AMUSEMENTS What the Press Agents Say About Coming Attractions | RAYMOND GRIFFITH AT CAPITOL [$4 #444 04442040000 That the comedy path is not a |*® SPORT 3 | beaten track after all and that |® RUGBY SCORES. { nimble brains can evolve brand paw + : | ideas fs proven in "He's u Re 4 On Saturday, afternoon, the # Fellow," first starring pro ben % Whig will receive the scores & | for Raymond Griffith, whose e # from the Balmy Beach- # increasing popularity with the pu bi Queen's game at Toronto as + is the outstanding sensation of ths | ¥ they are made and they may be + | | past year. 4 had oy "phoning 2612 or 243. 4 | "He's a Regular Fellow" now at |® There will also be a regular 4 | the Capitol Theatre, takes audiences | # bulletin service and the scores | into the home of royalty and proves | # from the Loyola-Queen's jun- y | that a som of royalty does not lead | # lor game at the stadium will be % | an altogether happy or dull exist-|% available at the .same tele- & [ence with the constant demands up-{¥ phone numbers. { on him for what is known in screen- | * (ZX XEX EERE SE 2 XX J at manner of dom as "personal appearances" all times and at all events. It's a real howl when Griffith | kicks against being made King and {is carried bodily into the corona- tion room. Then he plans a little revolution to overthrow himself, but the bolsheviks double-cross him and" | make him President of the new re- public--and he's just as bad off as before--except he wins the girl. In fact, from beginning to end, the picture is one continuous laugh without a single dry moment. X "Bringing Up Father" Coming. "Bringing Up Father in Gay New York," the brand new two-act musi- cal comedy is to hold forth at the Grand Theatre, Monday, Nov. 23rd, | with children's matinee Monday | afternoon at 3.30. This is the tenth successful season of this conglomera- tion of joy, melody, laughter, screams and happiness, with Jiggs, Maggie, Dinty Moore and the rest of the beloved Mahoney clan once more appearing in the flesh. Twenty beau- tiful women, along with a competent cast, compose the personnel of an | unusually well-selected company. HEARD ON THE STREET Looe! Briefs Gathered by Re- porters--What the Merche ants Are Offering. William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at 100 Clergy street west, 'phone 564w. Florida grape fruit, Malaga grapes, California grapes, Italian chestnuts, ete., at Carnoveky's. Commissioner HA W. Newman, who has given service on the Utili- ties Commission for four years, will again offer himself for election to the Utilities Commission this year. TEA AND SALE, Successful Event Held Under Aus- pices of Queen Street Church. The Ladies' Ald of Queen street United church held a successful tea and sale on Thursday ~ afternoon. The guests were received by Mrs. W. Ward, Mrs. J, Stein, Miss Rgney and Mrs, R. HE. Sparks. At the table where home cooking was sold, were Mrs. W. Cockburn, Mrs. BE. Hunter, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Jones. The dollsjWere sold by Mrs. W. Cockburn, . 1B. Martin, Mrs. G. Joyner and Mrs. Wilson, At the fancy work table, R, J. McClelland, Mrs. McCallum, Mrs. McBride, Mrs. McDonnell, Mes, C. CO. Nash, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. G. A, Bate- man, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs, Arthurs and Mrs. Jenkins sold the pretty things. The apron table was presided over by Mrs, Haselton, Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. J, Evans. A Christmas tree, with gay decorations, was in charge of Miss Barrie, Mrs, A. Glov- er, Miss Doris Crawford and Mrs. de Carteret. The candy table was presided over by Mrs. Teéple and Mrs. Kleinstuben. Mrs. Bell took the co fee. The effectively arranged tea table was presided over by Mrs. Stuart Crawford with & number. of assistants, Miss Bar- rie was the convener of the decora-. tion committees. Ha! Ha! When Winter Comes. Manitoba Free Press: Pretty soon now you will see the little icicles hanging on the door-sills and on the horses' whiskers, and on anybody else's whiskers who has whiskers, Mighty Meds. Defeat Science by a Single Medicine defeated Science by the score of 6-5 in an inter-faculty rugby game played at the lower campus, Queen's, on Thursday afternoon, From the first, Science played fast ball and in the first quarter, scored a safety and two rouges, giving them four points to Meds' nothing. In the second quarter, Meds tightened down and scored a rouge and held Science to their same score. The third period was productive of the best ball of the game, Both teams played air-tight rugby and neither could score, although there were some very narrow escapes. Medicine opened the last quarter with a bang and it was not long till they succeed- ed in getting a touch, Ewart Lindsay going over, giving them a two-point lead. Science came back strong but the best they could do was a rouge and the game ended 6-6 in Meds' favor. The teams lined up as follows: Science--Flying wing, Cole; halv- Petitt, Burbank, Moffat; Mcllroy; snap, Kilbourn; in- Holden, Wright; middles, Morgan; outsides, Young, Dalton; subs., Gardiner, Weir, Quinn, McLeod, Barrett, Gillis, Wilson, Clarke, Munger. Meds--Flying wing, Ellis; Darling, Brown, Higgins; quarter, E. Lindsay: snap, Young; insides, Bellamy, Brown; middles, McEvay, Baird; outsides, Waller, Labin; subs., Carmichael, MeCrocker, Pat- terson, Smith, Cochrane, Graham, -Jayner, Ferguson, Mylks, ---- es, ter, sides, White, halves, BOYS DID WELL. Mrs. Macdonald, wife of Profes- sor J. F. Macdonald, now at [oron- to University, has received a letter from her husband im which he re- ferred to the K.C.L-U.T.S. game. The letter stated the Cook, who played quarter for U.T.8S. played Tigers one .Sajur: Professor Macdonald was of the opinion that the boys here did very well against such opposition as the U.T.S. team. BALMY BEACH PLAYERS NOT QUITE SO CONFIDENT NOW, Toronto, Nov. 20.--Balmy Beach seniors are ready for their test against the Queen's University ma- chine at the U. of T. stadium to- morrow afternoon and confidence reigns supreme in the camp of the locals. The O.R.F.U. champions do. not claim that they will defeat Dom- inion title holders but they are un- der the impression that they will be able to give them a great battle and belleve that, like last year, breaks may decide it, - Coach Polson or- dered signal practice for this even- ing thus ending preparations, 4 Beaches lose they will be through for the season, but if they win, they will renew the training grind on Monday night. Queen's supporters say that Scarboro Beach grounds will be as quiet as a graveyard on Monday and every day following. i 5 C.P.R, League. Bowling games last night at the College, Inn Bowling Academy in the C.P.R. League resulted as fol- lows: quar- i senior football with Argos against 1926 LICENSE PLATES READY ON DEC. 15 They Are to Have Black Num-| bers on Light Grey Back=- ground. { ~ Toronto, Nov. 20.--Automobile 3 bigawars stated yesterday that the new plates would 'be ready for dis- tribution on December 15th, instead of February, as in previous years. The new plate has black num on a light grey background, mak it more conspicuous than last years for the purpose of law enforcement. Mr. Henry gave as one reason for the earlier date of issuing the li- censes this year the desire to meet | with the wishes of the dealers to en- courage Christmas sales of cars. Al- though issued in 1925, there will be no extra charge for the new 1926 Ii- censes, and they will be good till the next year. distribution of the plates, so that all motorists will have the 1926 num bers by the first of the year. For Mr. Henry also states' that the time of grace will be shortened probably to one month or less, in comparison with the two months in other years. HEAVY DAMAGE IN FIRE AT TAMWORTH Loss Estimated at $1,000-- No Insurance on the Loss. Fire which broke out in a bakery shop at Tamworth Friday morning, | completely destroyed the building and all its contents with a damage | of over $1,000. The bakery was own- ed by Mr. Percy York of Tamworth ness about a week ago. About 4.30 Mr. York was going to his store to work when he discovered the build. ing on tire. The flames had made fast headway and the interior was a mass of flames, An alarm was sound- ed to which all the villagers respond- ed and although great work was done by them, the building was come. pletely destroyed. The surround. buildings, which were constantly in danger, were saved through the splendid efforts of the fire brigade, There is no insurance to cover , the loss and the cause of the fire is not known. Accidentally Shot In Jaw While Hunfing James Gloss, aged about thirty-eight years, who lives at Clyde Forks was brought to the Hotel Dieu Hospital on Thursday af- ternoon suffering from wounds Mr. home. Mr. Gloss received charge of a gun in his jaw. His con- dition is reported to be fair. AN ENJOYABLE EVENT. Tea and Sale Held at Princess Street | United Church. Marked by a large attendance, the ! tea and sale held on Thursday even-! Wilder Mission Circle of Princess street United church, was a splen-| did success. The affair was held from 7 o'clock until 10 o'clock and was well attended. It is expected that the sum of $95 will be cleared as a result of the affair. The decorations were red, white and blue, with flags and white chrys- anthemums, on the tea table, also red candles, with individual vases on each tea table. The candy booth was decorated with red white, with balloons and flags. Miss Evelyn Wiskin collected the admission fee, assisted by Miss Babcock. Miss Laura Wilder and Miss Emma Peters received the guests. The various presided over as follows: Tea table--Miss M, Graves (con. WER license plates for 1926, are to be! issued earlier -this year than last, | | Hon. George S. Henry, minister of | Men's and Boys' Underwear] Add A Stanfield's, Penman's, Hatchway-- ~ $2.50 v6 $7.50 per Suit. THE CLUB, Me's Wear 3 DOORS BELOW GRAND THEATRE | yy 814 PRINCESS STREET WR hh "ARCTIC PEE 5¢ Ice Cream with Milk Coated Chocolate 5c. bar. For areal treat take some home. . New York Fruit Store "PHONE 1408w. The early issuing will speed up the 1 Choice Cakes ad Pastry 115 BROCK STREET. EXCELLENT SULTANA CAKE ~-- WHOLE WHEAT BREAD PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS CAKES AND PUDDINGS, WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES A SPECIALTY. NEWELL & COOKE SUCCESSOR TO HAMBROOK'S : MOTOR DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY Be "PHONE 2510. and he had only opened his bus- | which he received when he was ac- | cidentally shot, while out hunting | deer with some companions near his | the | ing, under the auspices of the Laura | I NA Hop] ROBERTSON C WILL OPEN Saturday, Nov. 21st, at 65 Brock Street With a stock of FINE CHINA, ART WARE, CUT GLASS, and all kinds of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE. We solicit your value for the money patronage and assure you we will give real you spend. THE ROBERTSON CHINA SHOP AIN'S 257 PRINCESS STREET TELEPHONE 1288-m. Georgette Evening Dresses $12.50 With Slips of Crepe de Chene or Jap Silk-"beautiful Dresscs-- . in a variety of styles and colors. COATS --fur trimmed . . SATINETTE PRINCESSSLIPS .......... ..., SR a 08c. SATINETTE BLOOMERS .......... i.viveer.thsrsns 98c. BROADCLOTH BLOOMERS ..........,. he at + 4.5 «DBO SILK SCAREFS, 98c. 'FRESH ASSORTMENT OF COLORS AND WEAVES. CHAMOISETTE GLOVES and WOOL GLOVES ......... 49c. CHILDREN'S WOOLLEN MITTS ....... oo ohare A BOYS' PENMAN'S FLEECE-LINED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS ............., Ke Akay» + va ass min Si LADIES' UNDERWEAR--a large assortment ....... 40c. up tables were SATURDAY AT THE CLASSIC SHOPPE YELLOW STRIPE me T w I vener), Misses BE. Clift, V. Cliff, Mur- -Fish and Chi Roundhouse, fel Pierce, Miss Stafford and Mrs. G. C 0 A : hS) TAXI SERVICE mies so mes were || OW AONG PLIGHT | ian 1331103 136 ves| WUkin. Pourine ten were Mry E. : 2065-w and they will be ready. we A ; x E. Parkhouse, Mrs. L. mey, Mrs. 01d English: Fish & Chip ) Shop br lame a 19stue| Wilired Wiakia. Mrs, Wiltred Wi it paid them oval I and sa nese Candy *table--Mrs. T s- THIS SATURD ifct ' Phone 966 Coruer Bay and Grant ...... 149 137 135.401 kin femjvanes), Misses R. Davy, F. of Gon THIS SA7L RDAY we ar sacri A Pr wantin Moh Paters, Mrs, B, Karl. we must make room for our Christmas stock, we must clear ] = SERVICE BE one faaie <t. 01 : 34 053 624 1010 (Toner. wark tablo--Mis &._Bersy Coats and hare decided ta do wo at ONE-HALF PRICE. Service That Keeps n one family of children § AR-- convener), , ou a great selection newest shades and all sizes, 4 "Price Down, he thay a have names beginning with E | Burteian Te, 128.379 | FAVES. Miss K. Fiyon, Miss M. 3] : "L."" The names are Lenora, Lydia, : : rE Barnes. § ALL CLOSED CARS USED Lalu, Lawn, Too Lomas Lit: "IPage' ...... 109 142 133-374! "pone made table--Miss Berths 50 Smart Coats Luther, Louis, Lucille, Lester and i [Davies ..... 140 188 115--423| ci (convener), Miss A. Monedy, , Lawrence, " [Brown ..... P01 138 121355 pi Maud Quirt. Flared, Fur Trimmed Collar and Cuffs, in E08 tax "200" for 3 saior 1 tne Occasionally an extra fine bred| {Woods ..... 150 104 121--384| parece} post booth--Miss F. Mave all 00 navy came Into use about | goldfish will bring $100 or $150 to]! ty (convener), Miss Mildred Pierce, shades, regular up to $45. a Ls 8 Japanese. SAnelat. : 631 676 608 1915 ---- = J == EL = A a Emon Saturday, $22.95 ? : ~ "My dear," sald a young wife in Y, a i 132 1s 140--410| town, to her husband, "the baby ¥ . 116-398 : " . : POULTRY FAR Sd Rutherford . iis 124 117-370 hag Does frying lo ial Sean. i JANOTHER IER GROUP OF 'COATS v reh . vee we--=114 "I think it must have been poli- i siees Hunt ...... 117 121 132-360 started very calmly = Dummy .... :.. 100 100--200 bsbipnes og iid pig Regular up to $29.50, a S-------------------------- et. " § TUTE 1903 | ima nant ood be 12 ONLY, COATS at a sap, %