THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG Ihe Vital Flame A Stirring Serial of Primitive Baseions a ee -- e---- Australian National Band Visits Canada Hardwood Flooring | 1 We have a nice stock of Birch, Ma Oak Flooring. Only the best brands carried. S. ANGLIN CO. LIMITED COAL, LUMBER AND WOODWORK, ' BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS, KINGSTON, ONTARIW Private ranch Bxaharige "Phone 15671. ple and ; --PA R I S CA F] E _ FULL COURSE. DINNER, 55. CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAYS 75¢ FIRST CLASS MUSIC SUPPLIED. A LA CARTE SERVICE ON THE SHORTEST NOTIC E WALTER LEE, MANAGER Three Doors Above the Standard Office. Telephooe 319. WE TREAT YOU RIGHT No More Piles | Thousands Bless Dy, Leonhardt, the Physician Who Discovered This Common Sense Remedy | If you think that the surgeon's knife is the only remedy from the misery of piles, it's because you hayen't heard of the new. treat- ment known as Dr; Leenhardt's HEM- ROID. This Doctor's treatment is internal. By experimenting for years he discov. ered the exact cause of piles and then went further and compounded a rem- edy that would remove the cause Dr.. Leonhardt wants gvery to benefit by his discovery | that there will be no' doubting or de- | lay, Jas. B. McLeod, Kingston, and { Wallace's Drug Store, of Napanee, jand all druggists are authorized to sell HEM-ROID with guarantee that rit will do as stated orgmoney back. I" On that honorable basis every suf- ferer should secure a package of Dr. Leonhardy' 8 HE M- ROID to day PAPER HANGING, PAINT- ING AND GRAINING Wainut and Mahogany Graining. a Specianlpy. First class work. Prices reasonable, FRED YOUNG, 198 (OLBORNE STREET Quickly Drives Out All Rie eumatic Poison | Tortaring Pains and Swollen Joints Vanish When Rheuma Is Used or Money Back. v We are mow taking orders for Serantoln spd Virginia Anthracite Steve, Nut and Pea Coal. Also Black Gem and Pocahontas Semi Hard. Owr Coal is all weighed on the city scales. You get twenty hun. of coal for a ton. Let us have your order for your Yintes/G onl, AYLESWORTH BROS. Or 'phone U. RB, Knight, 1795.w, General Insurance Wire, Life, Accident, Automo- bile, Burglary, Liability, Plate Glass, Baggage, Robbery. Reliable Companies only rep- resented, R. H. Waddell 81 BROCK STREET 'PHONES 826-800. 2 DR.J..C.W. BROOM Dental I Surgeon 'Phone on. | 7 opp ap PIANO TUNING Plano Tuning, Nepairing and Player Plano Adjusting. Norman H. Butcher, 27 Pind Street. ° 'PHONE 184. Lackawanna Anthracite Coal Do not be put off with just as good demand If you want quick gratifying relief take one teaspoopful of Rheuma night and morning. Almost from the first day you should realize that when { Rheuma goes in Rheumatism goes tout It acts on the blood, stomach : and Hver forcing the dangerous pois- LACKAWANNA on to leave the system in the a | way---that's the secret of Rheuma's Egg, Stove, Chestnut, Buckwheat | Buccess Ww A MITCHELL & C0 { It matters not whether you are tor- lL» * [tured with pain, crippled" with swol- 16 ONTARIO STREET P p Telephone 67. i. | slOnal twinges, - T------"1 teed by James B. McLeod of Kings- - George Clark Wright ton and Wallace's Drug Store of Na Civil Engineer and Contractor, panee, apd all druggists, to end rhusematic suffering or money back | Office 81 Brock St, cor. Wellington 'and Brock Street. 'Phome 826, | siightest degree get a bottle of Rhen- {ma to-day and drive it from your sys- jtem right now. 1 Rbeuymwattsm is a dangsrous dls- j ease. It 'often affects the heart and "DR. RUPERT P. MILIAN | tM DENTIST | Dr. Vincent A. Martin - | DENTIST Evenings by aphiintment. . 272 Prificess Streer, "Phone 108 {causes death. If yqu have it in the 84 Princess Street. "Phone Gag Painless ELT. un EVENINGS BY o APPOINTHENT GETT ING SKINNER EVERY DAY | Something Must Be Done and Dome Right Now--Quick. i {mats in Cheek# and Neck Grow- Deeper Every Week | Why of thousands of thin, run- down men---yes, and women, too-- | are getting discouraged--are giving {up all hope of ever being able to {take on flesh and look healthy and strong. All such people a, Stop Worrying and start to smile and enjoy life right now for McCoy's Cod Liver Ex- | tract Tablets which any druggist will {tell you all about are putting flesh [om hosts of skinny folks every 'day. One woman, tired, weak and dis- couraged, gained 15 pounds { weeks and now feels fine. We all know that the livers Fish a ull of vitalizing fles ducing vifamines and these 7itamines of the bighest class are found in McCoy's Cod Live ract Tablots----gugar coated and as easy to take as candy. And this shows what faith the makers have in McCoy's for they Fy 1 Goa pro- e least § pounds in 30 days your drug- |» 1 money. back--and only 60 cents for | 80 tablets. Ask Jas. B. McLeod, Ma- where in North or South America. But be sure tb get McCoy' 8, original and genuine. ein rrr ais "Hot 'dog vendors of Berlin, Ger- many, have organized a unfon. / let her |" ness Is appreciated in New York. of escape | sufferer | and so! | len' joints or distressed with occa-] Rheuma is guaran-| n five|11. say: if any thin person don't gain at | gist is authorized to give you your | 24 hood's Drug Store, Branigan's Drug 2% Store, of any live pharmacist anmy-| 51. a May Christie CHAPTER LXXXV. | Leonie Day was crushed, but in Bo way conquered.' The young weo- man had resarves of determi nation | {and a faith in herself that could re- move mountains, so she proud! yi thought : i And after all, Mr. Sturtevant was | much too 'slow' to suit her speed! If] Lady Warrington could catch Him, | do 8he--Leonie---had | | other fish to fry wl My i But had she? i .As the days went om, and friends | and lovers failed her,'she began to think somewhat seriotsfy "of the | future. Money was getting rather low, and Dotel bills in this city were enormous, She wasn't' working either. hatsshop idea. was at an end. It would "be possible, of course, to get a job, though this was the off season on millinery. Leonle was clever with her fingers, and clever- | 'ft | { | The But, at the moment, there would- | n't be enough money in it to com- | pensate for the long hours, and--as she thought---the loss of presuge in | the eyes of posstble suitors. Which { Boes to show that Leanie had not f gauged the New York spirit, "I wonder who I can call up?" She had awakened early one moru- | ing with the heat, and--having had her bath and.a light breakfast was staring at the telephone as thpugnt for. inspiration ; At that very moment it rang loud- | ly, causing her to jump. 'Miss Day? Good Morning This I8 Jimmy Becker speaking, Friend of Holden's. You remember me?" | She did. Good-looking man with money, and a ranch out West. Miles had introduced him to her shortly after their arrival in New York. He| had been' interested in 'art.' and had purchased a couple of stateuttes at | Miles' exhibition, paying the high! figure without a murmur. That was| a good omen as to his status, wasn't it? , "Of course 1 remember you," gurgled the young woman into the instrument. "Charming men aren't 80 plentiful, are they, that I should! ! forget?" A hearty guffaw greeted this bit of flattery He was no analyst of | character, was Jimmy Becker where | a pretty woman was concerned. He | had pleasurable recollections of! Miss Leonie, who had béen at her | brightest and best the day they'd | met, some months ago. "What would your young man say | 1 he should hear you? I'm calling { up to find out his address." Leonle's face fell.'She hadn't heen | the lure, then, after all! "I-don't really know. aren't engaged any more.' A BP ¥ A finaneial | | We--we. T E © S A 3 N T A | mipiMim{=| x00] R O T A R ro Y A GE [ZIM Mo] [--M 2D) A G 0 Ww Crossword Puzzle Answers. ir i wire br 'thie beac " | that she { lantie City i to | a | could polish it | stay An incredulous: "Wh-a-t2" through teleghome' "That's bad news though with' agsudden | gives me belated innings." The girl at the other end of the ight ened This sounded more hope more like the thing. "You want an innings, do you? "You bet your lite I do {No mis- taking the ardour in his tone) Ensued a pregeant pause. Leonie's brain was working rapidly What form of diversion should she sug- gest? Perhaps best leave it to him; her 'boss method hadn't worked too well with Mr. Sturtevant "Hella there? It's going to be a grilling kot day in the city. What i d'you say %o running down to one of in my car--I've hired a machine for the two days I'm here- and go in swimming? Suit You. eh? Indeed it would. Nothin% better Leonie had a smart bathing * suit had aught fn Paris, and her figure really was ome of most pbtent Erma Why play it for his delectation? "Pity it's such a lofig way to At- Maybe we'll make that trip another time? To-day I suggest a beach not far from Coney. came But--""--as hit idea--it cooed Miss Lepnie "Will you call here across the wires for me?" . "I'll be around in half an hour She hung up the receiver with a smile of anticipation then hastened robe 'herself in her most fetecl- ing frock. Without this fellow was "catch." Attractive, too, and not nearly to blunt as most western ranchers. Once married to him; she up his manners even e handsome? with a doubt more. He was quit a remarkably fine figure, suits were badly out (She'd him' the address of Miles' Lon don | tailor, and he could send over for his clothes. They did make such a] difference to a man's appearance. Or maybe he could instal a man- ager in that ranch of his was averitabl old-mine, wasn't it? and give | ~it he and she could spend at least half Leonie's | the year in Europe thoughts darted far afield). She was ready and wal fhe came, her bathing garments neat- ly stowed away in a small leather dressing-case containing the cos- metics she would need for a day's duting. Leonie was no believer in { nature's unaided. "And why was the engagement broken off?" he inquired, as the two | the of them skimmed seawards in handsome car She contrived a "Oh, another girl us "Wh-a-t?" (Why wonld be bel- low so? She must cure him of that trick. Still, it was flattering that he should be so utte astonished. at the idea of anyone ing the pow- er to take a lover from her!) "It's true, 8he'd had her eye on Miles for ages. Followed him out to America, and+played her hand wel {A good ng that- he hadn't evi- dently heard about thé tragedy at the Larches, nor the story of {fon at the inquest! Best keep that | dark until she'd woven her spell about this man!" little sigh came between ly hav thi I CROSS- WORD~PUZZLE > You "t have "much dific you'li find tainty easy. Horizontal, Chooses. To stop. To scold constant. iy. To think, Eggs of fishes. To: total, To make a profit. Alleged force pro: ducing hypnotism. Exists com pass. Mother. Banner, 38. 139. 41. 43. 45. 46. 48, 1. 8. Genuine. Snake-lik 12. 14. 18. 18. 19. seed. 'S. To tell. %- Raillery. y 20. h 22. Measure of area. A pnd. . Trains as actors in a drama. Church title. In the front Receding Fat of a . To enrich . Self, 28. . Toward farther Electrified pardels. Performer Wing part of Vertical of thoney. . Mineral spring. -~ Conjunction. v7 10 8 / nity solving 16. Uniting, parts. 183. "Rw not 21. Toremove Ha'r 1 om the face. Substance rimaining after a fire To {ree Before. Tatter, Was seated. To tender. Part of the below ground. . Pertaining" to cheek. e fish, "wo vw a le we be 1 ho 0 2 plant | pig. with a gif + Lt er, Man. . Every. . Frozen water. » Knave or Jack in] Cribbage. . To dine. . Preposition of place. | . Bun god. her | not dis- | Agree | though his | 1 ting when her 2c- | the "'bow-knot" puzzle | Separate | { the - Opposite of awith- | Fo the first time in history, the' on tour for the past ten months. people of Australia have sent out & represemtstive band to ada. Selected from every In the Commonwealth of tralta, "The Australian National giving concerts at the pri They name of Band," cipal cities along the way came land, where they competed in the famous ' English Band Contest Manchester. This completed a lengthy engagement ix Pngland « weeks in South Africa and in all; in- cluding engagements in Australia and i to Canada directly from Eng- adian tour at Gin tions on October an to which func- tion Previous to this the band spent sit guests sme day the ew Zealand, the band has been orable Artillery Company of Boston The Canadian tour gpened Sep. Can- | tember 25th at Quebec, where the state musicians arrived over the Canadian. Aus- | Pacific steamship lines. this group of 25 expert mu- ception given to the band at the An- siclans will make a comprehensive cient Capital was excellent. tour of the Dominlon under the plets The re- Com- arrangements for concepts across the Dominion Had been made oy Li ut H. Gladstone Hill, director ity and manager of the Can- In Montreal the Aus-| ralian Band was featured in the Me- | University 'Reunion celebra- i upon their visit to Montreal One of the most noticeable' feas tures of 1 is its versatility, grand opera, church music, and jass, all being rendered with equal success and skill When they cross Canada on the Canadian Pacific lines and sail for Australia from Vancouver .! they will have circled the globe £ publi the ban the band had b In the been invited as afternoon of the band played for the arch past of the Ancient and Hon- il ad, Miss ishes in great friends sometimes I'd be a mighty ap it I bad a girl like Leonle the sea. | "Never you There are | Why w 'though my me a poor fish preciative one, you | She brightened. up at once. was the sort of thing she hear i Cleverly she got him on .the sub- | ject of Ws ranch, and the prospects | for the ) It came out that | had r added a large tract of} is property, and---joy of joys! il had been found on it ft "Reckon I'll be a millionalre pretty soon, complacently. | min gutta call | This | ltked ne | ** said he Then he added knowingly- "I'll neéd the money, too, with al {| wonderful girl like ¢ in town to take about." } "I--I'd like to see faltered Leonie . with modesty. He shot her a quick glance "Maybe you will, one day. It's long journey, though." She smiled enchantihgly { "It wouldn't seem a bit too far for me,' he encouraged him "Yes, things wera looking now, with a vengeance, (To Be Continued.) RADIO SATURDAY, ¥( the ranch," becoming | a up' { | ' . \ | | | OCTOBER 2. KDKA (309.1) Pittsburgh, 3.20 p.m.--Ball' scores every hour 6:15---Flotilla Club concert. 7----Baseball sc 8---Westinghouse 9.565-+S:ores. half Tes Band, WJZ (455) New York. 1 6.05 p.m.--Waldorf 'Astoria Orch-| | estra. | * 7--Don Voorhees Orchestra, | WGY (879.5) Schunectady, N. Y. ' 7.30 pm 3 's Buffale HBur 10.30-Dance PHETamme = WBZ (333.1) Springfield, M. 6.15 pm. --Organ recital 68.30--Kinbal} Trio 7.06--Capitol Orchestra. 30--Mausical programme, 8--Organ recital 9--Musical programme. WSAI (826) Cincinnati, O. 8.30 p.m.---The Bicycle Sextet 9.30--Musical programme WLW (4223) Cincinnati, p.m. --Organ Concert ----8eckatary Hawking Club | i 8--Radio Show, from Memorial | Hall. z 0, KYW (536) Chicéigo. 5 pm.--The bedtime story 5.30--Congress Dinner ] f-----American family heur ¥ 7--Congress musical programme 8-9.30--Edison classical eoncert, 9.30-11-- Congress célnival. oncert WOC (484) Davenport, Towa. 5.45-6 p.m Chimes concert 9-10--0ld-time fiddlers WCCO (416.4) Minneapolis. ' 8:15 p.m.--Dinner concert. ~§---Fireside Philosophies 8.155 Musical programme. 9---American Legion Auxiliary Octal. 3 | 10--Weather report i 10.05-+ Dance programme... { Completa radio programmes sid} ot Canada Rado Stores. mt--r . Threshing at Emerald. Emerald (On the Bay). Oct T= Threshing is getting well advanced {in this section. It is thought that the heavy rains will do injury to the | lates potatoes : Harves: thanksgiving service was i tonducted in Christ's Church, on Susans, Sept. 18th. The church was beautifully decorated for the occas. i ion. The rectory Rev. Trouns Leech decupled the pulpit. i A great number from hers at-| i tended the Stella fair on Tuesday.' The day was ideal, and the show! ng! of stock and ober articies wers! good | B 3 iw ' { was on th unt of the a | At rm ct Sa i, --r At Pt At i tPA NAN It days wi believed ) or the -D. H 1 manager m genial rly from ea rning Buffala Mrs. Ar happy thresher second The six company er, concessi h "Bay Burn Soft Coal and cut down your F uel Bills All: Cast Warm Alr lesigned with special air. iments to give a. maxi- n-of pire, m ; warm alr with a imum quantit any fuel. A hrough the Bell damp- mplete combustion con suming gases and smoke, creating an intense heat which was formerly lost. These special ot reduce your fuel bill and save you real money, ALL Banner Furnaces give "more cat from less fuel.' our dealer or write ws direct Jor Bo. soiiets describing BANNER urngces The Galt Stove & Fuinace Salt, Ont. of 8 C Co. Ltd, Hard Coal Soft Coal Coke or Wood PIPE AND PIPEL FURNACES Kingston Representative: E. Lawrenson, 357 Princess Street, 7 NA AAA i mn pt Victor (® Records eon You Get Those Eves? ? dnd Hi- Diddle- Diddle George Olsen & His Music 7 Baby Face - Barcelona On the Riviera: (Two big hits of the "Valencia fype on the same record) Fox Trots International Noyelty Orchestra 20113 Bye Bye Blackbird George Olsen and His Music Gene Austin (Tenor) Valencia _ Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Jesse Crawford The Revelers Fox Trots Fox Trot Fox Trot Se 25089 Yocal 20044 Fox Trot Organ Solo Vocal ¢ PY For My Sweetheart a Fox Trot > Vocal Art. Landry and His Orchestra Gene Austin 2) At "His Master's Voice" Dealers w Victor Talking . Machine Co.