_ Friday, March 5, 1926. a .. "UrHE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Tee en al and Coke Thon = [I Phone 318 | bos Tat eags T CROSS-WORD PUZZLE | "RADIO | I~ ; a home LIVERY Jock on " 'Wor taxi, sleighs for driving. par- SATURDAY, MARCH 6th. -® ties, hacks and cutters. Also ice- Mr. Isay MacNsb, Bognor, Ont, PY WE wr | 7 8 [9 [® [n le : at for sale writes: --"I was troubled with a ter | : ; CKAC, Montreal, (411). pr . rible cough that I could not get rid ] * ® . 2 p.m. --Kiddies' chat ob Preven- _- KING FER 0 of, and my doctor told me that 1 had | J - : ion of aceid GSTON 5 { g tien Jruch of Ris, Nothing | 1. " Le jee Hoh 7.15 A deals from the : WELLINGTON STREET ook seemed to give me any relief | p= ! = or oder Steel, Building Equip | 541 I got & bottle of #1 r o Ge : Windsor Hotel, featuring Mr. N. Bi- | Small Nut Coke ............$14.00 ton a Machines: Sates, Din Dr. Wood's ' 8.30--Studio programme. Stove Coke $1 5 00 ton AGAINST MORTGAGES Norway : 1 { 9 30 10.30--Harold Leonard's Red a AC ess vssimns aca rns . w 1. Evenings 2281. | Re z Jackets from the Rose Room of the! ' . : PlibBes 3 TO LET Pine | x - wg 55 Windsor Hotel. Professional hockey Large Furnace Coke ee waa $12.00 ton | results. PAE Desirable brick nine room house. Syrup ' 38 3 40 1 - as. Pocahontas Coal Cassis ennivnn $1 3.00 ton 2 : ; ONRO, -Cttawa, (: : Very central location, 'Immediate; ¥ got such relief using it that I | ; : ' " possession. $40.00 per month. Tould advise oll iF by ho are subjoct RY : 4 . . 3 pm--Chatesu Laurier concert Black Gem Domestic (E gg size) $1 2.00 ton ; o> GENERAL INSURANCE or coughs to a bottle - ¥ Fire Plate Glass = Liability i this remedy in their homes all the : ; - 9 p.m--Sleigh drive with eater- Cannel Coal for grates. Auto Burglary Baggage > E x Seinmenla ute: tailor: Hotel experiment when Z S X .30--Chateau aurier _Hote GUARANTEE BONDS eg Jou dunn " ns you buy . | Dance Orchestra from (rill Room, a Agent Great West Life Assurance ond rae Dan Boon 8 house a 5 : mpany. a ramp Tio Milburg Coy | - CKCL, Toronto, (411). ; S. ANGLIN CO. LIMITED R. H. Waddell | zits, Toro, out ed ' ° "1 ct pmmiows Bros Symphenic LUMBER YARDS, WOODWORKING FACTORY, COAL BINS, ® 46 BROCK SIREKT x a oF hes RSLra apd x B. Mignenze BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS, KINGSTON, ONTARIO ' Telephones 826 and 806. Sm, eta unetty utharis dysieia. hoi 2 Private Branch Exchange *Phone 1571. ; CIES RES | Seigel's Syrup. Any drug store. © <= A |e KDEA, Pittsburgh, (309) > : * : _ ) 8.30 p.m.--Pittsburgh Polyphonic ? [ § = Choir, 'Dr. Waugh ||| Friant oenivery . || [7 "I ® ps : : A SPECIALTY * WSAL Cincinnati (326) : DENTIST Local and lung distance. Horizontal. 50.. Melancholy scale. 18. Sure. : 8.15 p.m.--Bicycle Playing Card 106 Wellington St. Phone 256. All Motor Trucks With Air Tires. 1 peilled. 52. To detay, 20. Literary works of | gextette and vocal soloist. ae v , ; . BRYA . Rebounds, 556. To pull along. ridicule. 12--Freda Sanker's Orchestra. coir ' 884 Divisten H. Lk NT avsa] | 13. Retuse, 56. Sneaky. 23. Blemish. ' » . ' "14. Before. 67. Browned as a slice Female sheep (pl.). WEAF, New York (492) PIANO Es id ' 15. Block for. shaping of bread. Fears reverentially. $ to 13 p.mDinner music from R.J CW BR0O metal. 61. To marry. {30. Toward gea. Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Ross Gorman ! * . 16. To annoy, 83. Poss. pronoun. 32. Marble figures. and orchestra; Vincent Lopes and or- D ol S 17. One in cards. 64. To be worthy of. 35. Impetuously. chestra o 55 7. Slit for coins. . ental. urgeon 19. Almost a donkey. 65. Op top of. 37. SL i . 57 ack sh. 38. P > am Weltingtod Bhrect: NS om. 3a. Dee rps: Hy Ria emt ' Paragtamh a 10 WRRC. Sirctinie (300) his - 8 by appol 4.3. Stalk. 69.: Feast. 10. Settled income upon. h pan. y Y 24. One of a pair, 71. Female god. 14. To soak. oI ratio wil. 26. Half an em, 72. Perforates the 46. Kindled. Ts DR RUPERT P. MILLAN 27. Devices used. in skull. 48. Plaything. 11.15--Marion McKandy and or- DENTIST transferring pat- i 51. At the present time. | "8- 64 Princess Street. 'Phone 1850 terns, Vertical, 63. Minute openings in - Gas for Painless Extraction 29. Officer on a ship. 1. Wrenched the skin. : WOR, Newark, (405) OPEN EY ENIN GS BY 31. Hor bows skin 2. Rows, Shedim. 54. Es become exhaust- yn p.m.-~Hotel Shelton Ensem- made in Canada . J. que "is . . a Te "| 33. Angers, 4. Neuter pronoun. 166. Suave, 7.30--Van's Collegians, ? CANADIAN WESTINGHOUSE. COMPANY Limited 34. Elk. 5. Tidier. 157. Story. 8--Horace J. Taylor, dramatic HAMILTON - - ONTARIO / THE FIRST AMERICAN 36. In a state of mo-| 6. Judges (vb.). 158. Social nsects, reader. . S---- ANTHRACITE CHESTNUT tion. . 7. 20 quires of paper |59. Sour. '8.15--Perey Boat, baritone. rr . " reac 39. Prophet. ip). . {60. Pigeon. 8.30 to 9--Gedney and Magee, GOAL to h the oity singe ike. 8. Roller use 0 lg2. Periods. NX EASY TERMS OF PA NT ON ANY RADIOLA AT the strike was called off 11, Like oll ised on | banjoists. vi5 . 42. Expanded. furniture. 64. To finish. : 9.15--LaForge-Berumen Saturday RADIO HEADQUARTERS, Our well-known 43. Variant of "a." 9. Upon. |66. Energy. Evening Musicale. PHONE 1207. WE'LL CALL. LACKRAWANA COAL, \| 45. Short letters. 10. Yellow bugle. [68. Hypothetical strue-| 10.10--"A Step On the Stair," sec- 915 PRINCESS STREET I { ut Size, 47. Rythm. 11. Measure of capacity. | tural unit. ond instalment in a Mystery Play. 26915 A REE , An other sizes " ing. Orders] |49. To card wool. 12. Slim. 70. Minor note. 11--Two Blue Bos. 3 . : : ' filled as they come. Only 1 tom to] | mmr mama - ~-- ' 11.15--Katinka Orchestra. " R d : sath person, $16.00 yer ton. 7 | relatives here. Albert Spence had| > Canada a 10 tores et two finger: 3 : REA W. A. MITCHELL & C0. ee eins won. Week a | WB, Now Engiana (uss | Telephone 67. y pian : Sa: 7:45 p.m.--Repertory Theatre Con | sem Spencer, a Sunday. visitor at. 8. cert Orchestra, direct from the Re-|(" r Wheeler's. Everyone enjoyed very 3 . much the surprise and birthday party poripry Theatre 'of Boston. 5 The Radiola sold by 9.15--Concert by the West New- last Monday night at William Wise's. - . k: ton Music School, Boston, ; : . 3 The dance a Clone, Saturday night | '*% 15" ro* by' spppunéed. Hote H. W. Newman Eléctric Co. i was real successful and all hope for Kimball Studio. SE , 167 Princess Street, 'Phone 441. ~~ another one soon. James Perry, Milton Sphncer 4 ois ene : programmes \ ; rll i Bert Wickware are 90114 Mallory's |, ombiets, Tadle. prog oly = -- ! N camp working. They - have been The world's record for archery is * . "5 ' : oison ! there for some time. Mr. and Mrs. : still 310 yards, made by an English- : Peter Lloyd and children guests at Great Britain leids the world in| man in 1897. . Is - . ~ th Answer to Thursday's Crossword | ~dward Cummings', Sunday night, | number of motorcycles, with 496, The British Air Forces is far more Soothing dors fem day pu, take Rheums, Bins Puzzle. also. P. Levere. Dr. 8. C. Wilson |000. Germany is next and the Unit- | costly per machine than any other . idly, Youll realize that when Rheuma visited Cloyne, Monday and Tuesday. | ed States third. air force or air arm in the world, | or $ goss 1h Blisumatian B00 out ae tor Everybody had to dxop their work| The first Christmas dinner at the| A gallon of sea water contains ap-| -ld fared with pain Srippled With swollen TWO FINGERS INJURED. and go to shovelling paths so the | White House was in 1800. proximately a quarter pound of salt. | Seam, Olntment, 0 o resi casio -------- A Se -- -- {winges, Rheum is guaranteed to ond} oo Bodine. 51 people and sleighs could get through. ST IR your rh trouble or money back. e ur. Spencer at The roads are nearly all blocked on - Rheuma. is just as effective in cases Cloyne. account: of the snow drifts, OVER TWELVE MILLION PEOPLE ARE TODAY USING STEWART-WARNER PRODUCTS gf lunbage, Wo sr arthritis end (ioyne, Mareh 1.--Heaviest snow George Pringle's teams are mak- For the Correct Rheumatism .. a dangerous disease. | storm of the year was witnessed here | ing daily trips through here dtawing x ¥ th i I iin affects 2 eS Sayass Monday, It snowed and blowed Sun- | fumber from here to Kaladar. M. Answ er to e ! slight deuree we gern a bottle of Rheu-| day and Monday and left the ground | Swager visited Cloyne, Monday, on m oleod or any drug- with about four feet more of snow. | business. Ezra Wheeler and sister, BURNING (QUESTION! Bae ea" ana 45ive Jt fri JOUZ ohne stage which has been going with | Leitha, were guests at Mrs. Kate . the sleighs, was forced to get down | Meeks', Sunday afternoon. Master 2 CALL UP | : - to the cutter. Frayer meeting was | Robert Wise, Jack Wickware and sis- . CALL held at Mr. Ireland's, Sunday and ter, Agatha, who have been going | Do SS a real good crowd gathered. to 8.8. No. 1, have now started to! . minion Revival meeting expected to start|S.8. No. 2, which is ruled by Miss M. a x next week here in the hall by Rev. | Barkley. Meat Store Mr. Bosko and his helpérs. Harvey Mr, and Mrs. Springer visited at , . Spencer accompanied by R. Wheeler | Ireland's, Sunday. Clarence Bishop, | | were Sunday visitors at O.'Huff-|/a guest at John Spencer's, Sunday " Opp. Y.M.C.A, Phone 1876 man's. Mrs. J. Miller spent Sun-inight. James Meeks moved from the| : : day at her brother's, 8. Wheeler. J. |H. Levere place, Monday, in spite ; £ D. Fraser, who has beef there for|of the snow, to the parsonage of Plenic Hams ...ciovv00..286 | [some time, returned to his home, | Cloyne and H. Levere will move in Monday, with Mrs. Miller. Mr. and | his own house next week. Mrs. Plekled. Tongues rs sinmens + 06. Mrs. Dave McCoy and sister, Maggie, | Charles Both, Denbigh, who, has been Pork Sausages ..........20¢. were guests at Oscap Meeks, Sunday. | visiting at her daughter' s, in To- When 3 L want the best in Om Breakfast B 88 Miss Ileen Cuddy returned to her |ronto, returned to her home, Satur- Flowers, or design work Ee , home at Marmora last week after |day, accompanied by her daughter call WATTS', 1768 $tore, 1187 Cooked Ham ,..........50¢ spending a few days with friends and | and son, Harold Clarke. Miss Ead- : . , - - wards, who came down with her, is | ; of Florist Telegraph Lunch Tongue ..........40c WOMEN'S LIVES WRECKED ! staying with her sister, Mrs. Jack]. 8 for Kingston District. Head Cheese (..........15¢ Thousands of women continue to! Both, of the Brooke. x out-of-town orders so- 3 ; suffer day-in and day-ouf, month-In| Mey, K. Meeks spent Saturday with IR 'Ueited. Pare Lard ......00isvse:100 and month-out, making their lives a {per dhughiter, Sarah, going home on FE _-- ; Pork Shoul : 2% needless wreck because of some fo-|Sunday. Miss Mary, McCausland ---- Re : OE + ysis paneer male ailment which may be easily | spent a couple days bs t week .with her. sister, Mrs. H. Levers. A Side Pork .........0....80c. | |remedied. For more than 50 years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- First Quality Season % : ts pound has been bringing glorious exh health and strength to sick women. ed Lumber, all Pine, wi AUHAGHS 4 Made from roots and herbs, it con- town taing (6 harmful drugs. Therefore, it You are one of those who suffer, why not give 1t_a trial? It will surely pay you, SNOW HOLDS UP STAGE. : 5 Radio satisfaction is behind the Stewart-Warner olin jlo. A satisfaction § by le Radi 3 i FFA i EERE + dise, guaranteed by the reputation of a great manufacturing institu ed Ardes Mountain Grove stage Wag us-| tion. Sold only by Blue Ribbon Representatives who are selected ~ - TF ie te en el for their ability to properly demonstrate a Radio before it is ad, bas a: SITIO Take, Iriashed 1a: and properly service it after it is sold. : St. John's church on Sunday morn- ing. y . - WINNERS cee CETTE os Man you ao seins with vhen: were the features of the evening ; You f5.yous oun: cute, He is i get around fh ra" vest op 8 below. EE And you wil hays the quickest » |e