"THANX SGIVING DAY Single First Class Fare ¢ Good Going Monday, Oct. 9th, He. ture Same Day. 0X0 CUBES exactly meet to-day's need. OXO CUBES exactly meet tt needs of all classes of the com munity, They are ready in moment, and can be converte quickly into a hot nourishing dii which, with bread or biscuity, sustains for hours In cookin tute for f economy CUBE A 'Tins 10c and 25¢ ing . ~ First Class Fare and One Third Good Going Saturday, Oct. Tth, Monday, Oct. 9thu Returnifig Until Tuesday, Ect. 10th, . Tickets not good on trains 1 i4 to intermedia hetw Montreal 'and Toronto | For full particulars apply to J | Haaley,-C. P. & T: A., Corner John- | son and Ontario streets { --- "irons < | THANKSGIVING EXCURSIONS Low Fares via Canadian Pacific SINGLE FARE they are an excellent subst esh meat, and promote | CUP. stations eu Victory The shout of every true Cana- | dian, until it comes we must labor Get those photos framed before hey are soiled, Prices right and vork A-1 at Weese's, Should you not have your photo 7 Weese's new sunshine light | always ready, come rain or shine, Pictures, for presents, framed ready to give, and pianos whose mu- makes life pleasant to live, all the above and more at Weese's Art Store, SO¢ Nt rt A NN Nt ' Going Monday, Oct. 9th Return Monday, Oct, 9th OF THE LADDER Relieved in NNT FARE AND ONE-THIRD CAPSULES Going Oetober 7, 8, and 9 Return October 10 | | | { | | { | Purchase in advance, Tickets on snle now, Bewars of counterfeits > AAAAAAA AL ALANNNALSANN GN Come on over to Cooke's and have a Good Photo taken-- His studio is 159 Wellington street, near Broek, right uvext to Carnovsky's Fruit Store. ri RID I) CANADIAN SERVICE MONTREAL TO LONDON (Via Falmeuth) From London From Montreal Sept. 28 AUSONIA . Oct. 12 Oct. 14 ASCANIA Oct. 31 Cabin and Third Class, MONTREAL TO BRISTOL (Avonmouth . Dock) Rristol From Montreal 20 AUSONIA «Oct. 17 Folin . , Oct Cabin Passengers Only. »" ion apply Loeal Ticket nr Robert Refora Co d, 50 King Street East Toronto IAN PAC CANA D IF} CEA, Sr eaces © ALLAN LINES. Lv. Liverpoel Lv. Nioutreal Sept 27 Seandiunvian Oet 12 Oct © Grampian Oet, 12 Carslenn Lv. London Lv, Sicilian Corinthian Oct, 25 Steilian Nove 11 Lv. Ginsgow Lv. Montreal Oct, 14 Seotinn Vet. 7 Pretorinn Oct Nov, 11 Pretoria Nov CAN. PAC. LINES Lv. Liverpool Lv. Montreal Sept. 29 Metagnmn 0¢13 Lake Manitoba Ogs20 Oct. 20 Missapable Nov, 4 Nov. 2 Nolrapme Novy, IN For rates, reservations, ete, apply loesl ngents or ALLAN LINE #5 King St. W., Toronto. I. E. SUCKLING 1 King St. E., Teronto. General Avents. Passport nppliention forms furnished on request, Montreal Oct. 4 From " THANKSGIVING DAY SINGLE FARE Going and Returning Oct. 9th, 1916, Fare and One-Third Going Oct. 7th, Sth, and 9th. Returning until Oct, 10th, 1916. For tion, apply Agent == | CANADIAN NORTHERN ALL THE WAY | and further informa- to Station Agent or City tickets FUT Lo ---- | Chesterfields and Living Room Furni We are bétter pre- pared than ever before to meet your demands. "Big luxurious chairs and chesterfields; all ices, to fit every pu Covers to suit every room. Selling agents for ison's famous dia- mond point disc phono- 'graph. Hear it and be convinced. 8 [| who lon this person who certainly | local coal 24] | __THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1916. BOARD OF WORKS PLEA WITH THE ASPHALT ROAD PAV. ING ON UNIVERSITY AVENUE. Howard 8S. Dick Appointed Assistant City Eagineer--Hedge on Property Must Be Removed. The members of the Bpard of Works, who met vesterday after for the first time since sum- expressed themselves as highly pleased with the asphalt paving so far done on University avenue. The city's new plant is giving good ser- vice, and the work being done is of the best. The Cigy Engineer stated th next spring" everything would bg in readiness to proceed with what- ever further road paving the Board might direct. The boulevard in the centre of the University avenue road- way along the university grounds is to be turned over to the Parks' Com- mittee On recommendation of Engineer, Howard Dick was ap- pointed assistant engineer at a sal- 'ary of $1,000 a year Mr. Dick has in charge of the road paving plant this season. The engineer and his assistant will do all the inside clerical work of the office during the winter, doing away with the em- ployment of a clerk. Until the road work is completed M. E. Marsh has heen engaged as temporary clerk in the engineer's office. The Board granted the petition of City the City ~ been résidents of lower Union street, ask-| ing that the hedge and wire fence | at the corner of Wellington and {Union streets be removed, as it is on property and view A recommendation made to the City. Council hedge be removed. In attendance at the meeting were | Alds Peters (chairman), Litton, | Hughes and White {STOLE SUIT TWICE AND SOLD IT ONCE 'Sneak Thief Has Been Work=- ing Overtime in the City of Late. | To steal a suit clothes twice, and to sell it once, is the record of {a sneak thief, who has been working in this city of late,' and are a few people in Kingston would like to get their hands 'takes city will that | | | i | of overtime | there | the cake" for meanness The man in question stole a suit {of clothes from a well-known young | He then sold the suit mariner on boatd one of the schooners His next job | was to steal the suit and other cloth- ling from the mariner, and now both | the clothes and the man are miss- ing. Kingstonian, to n THIRTY-TWO KILLED Out Of Club of Over Hundred W. H. Wyllie Belongs To. W. H, Wyllie, inspector of the Children's Aid Society, who is a for- mer resident of Toronto, is a member of the Men's Club, of Riverdale Presbyterian Church, Toronto. This club has a membership of over one hundred and up to date thirty-two members have paid the supreme sacrifice' at the front Sleeps 35 Feet Under Ground, Word recently received in the city from Col. A, E. Ross, A.D.M.S,, states that he is enjoying excellent health. His sleeping quarters are thirty-five feet under ground, yet the roar of the guns can be heard, although the sound is like the roll of distant thun- der. Observing the Holiday. Isaac Zacks, 271 Princess street, clothier, announces that, Saturday being a Jewish religious holiday, his store will be closed from before sun- down on Friday to 6 p.m. on Satur- day. Retires From. Milk Business, 0. J. Robinson, who for several years has been one of the largest milk dealers operating in Kingston, is retiring from business owing to illness and scarcity of labor. He will discontinue delivery after Octo- ber 10th, 19186. PERSONAL. Bt. Catharines, Ont.--*" Two I was in a very nervous, i! I ] il i ! | | | i | | £& i obstructs their; be | the - {ding rake was cut with a sword. Mr. ASK CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE WOMEN ae | 'Towards the Duchess of Con- | naught's Canadian Prison- | 'ers of War Fund. | Letters have just been received by Miss A. 8S. M., Machar, President of the Local Council of Women, from | the corresponding secretary of the| National Council of Women, and] from the vice-Presidémt-pf Ontario; | also from the wife of thé Lieutenant-| Governor, inviting the Kingston! Council to join with the other coun-| ¢ils of Ontario, in promoting the} parting gift ta H.R.H. (The Honor-| ary President of the National Coun-| cil), whieh is, at her request, to take| form of 'A' Prisoner of War Fund" | for the Canadian soldiers who fall in-| to the hands of the enemy. The fol-| lowing extracts from Mrs. Qummings' | letter will be read with interest by | all members of the local council, i.e. all the members of its federated so-i cieties! "The President wishes me to write to the Local Councils to invite their} loyal co-operation in the matter of the .farewell gift to our Honorary | President, H.R.H. the Duchess of] Connaught, which, as you doubtless know, is to take the form of a con- tribution to the Duchess of Con- naught's prisoners of war fund for | {the Canadian soldiers who fall into the hands of the enemy. The par {ticular manner in which the gift will be raised will be arranged in each | province under the leadership of the] wife of the Lieutenant-Governgr, but the president asks me to say that she | hopes every Local Counell will make a special effort at once to help to | make the contributions from the Na-| | tional Council expressive of our ap- | preciation of the many kindnesses we) | have received from-Her Royal High-| { ness, and worthy of thé Couneil it-| | self, and of the cause to 'which the] { money will go May I suggest that | you arrange for a central place where | | contributions may he received by | Your treasurer, or some one in her | place?" | In accordance with the above re- { quest, the. members of all societies | federated with the Local Council, are invited to send any contributions | they may think proper to give; to { the treasurer, Mrs. W. G. Jordan, 116 | Barrie street, before Thursday, Octo- | ber 12th. on which date the list will || be closed. 'A SNEAK THIEF GOT | MONEY AND JEWELRY Entered the Home of Mrs. Gor~ rie, Corner of Ontario and Gore Streets, Wednesday. | A sneak thief got in his work at} the home of Mrs. Gorrie, living at] the corner of Gore and Ontario street, on Wednesday afternoon, and suc- ceeded in getting away with $1.50, a silver watch, a ring and a gold brave. let. Entrance to the house was secured | by breaking a pane of glass and turn-| ing a bolt in the door.. It is believed | that it was the work of some party| or parties who knew the house pretty | well. The robbery took place shortly | after Mr. Gorrie and her daughter left on a shoppigg trip down town. | When they came home they were sur-| prised to find that the glass in the| door had been broken and the door! opened. On making an inspection] thet found that the money and other) articles mentioned had been sjolen, i { brwiN BEDS" AT GRAND. --- | Comedy Was Given Another Warm | Welcome, "Twin Beds" came back to the Grand on Wednesday, and was just as funny as ever. Brimful eof hum- orous situations that appeal to bot hy the young and old, it is a play that creates no end of amusement. The advance man made no mistake when he stated that there were no dull mo- ments in this production, for the fun starts as soon as the curiain goes up, and until the final drop, the contin- uous roars of laughter shows just how much the audience appreciates it. 'There is no *plot."" The story centres around a fashionable apart- ment house in New York, and the| complicated situations" furnish the fun. The leading characters were ably portrayed by those well known fun ,makers, J. Morrill Morrison, | Luis Alberni, William Weston, Misses Marguerita Risser, Antoinette Richte, Elizabeth Stafford and Mar- tha MeCraw, As Sighora Monti, Miss 'Richte is responsible for much of the | success of the production. While] hubby is alway regarded as the "bet-| ter half," this play makes him the] goat of the household. i 2 A BARRIEFIELD WEDDING. The Alexander--Grimsley Nuptinls nt ' on Wodnesday, A pretty wedding took place at St. Mark's Church, Barriefield, Wednes- ,day morning, when Rev. Dr, Cooke iunited Grace, daughter of Mr. and ' Mrs. Alexander, Barriefield, to Pte. "Jack" Grimsley, P.AM.C,; eity:The bride, who was daintily dresszed in white with veil and ordnge blossoms and carried a large bouquet of white roses, was given away by her father. The groom was supported by staff Sergt. Reid, P.AM.C., and the bride by Miss Blanche Alexander, who was dressed tastefully in pink. After the ceremony sevenieen guests partook jof a dainty breakfast and the wed- (and Mrs, Grimsley, accompanied by Mrs. Alexander, left on the 2.45 train their return field. 5 will reside in Barrie- for Ottawa for a few days, and on! WOMEN'S BEDROOM SLIPPERS Our stock of bedroom slippers is complete. We are showing fancy kid and felt in the following shades: Blue, Pink, Grey, Mauve, Red, Cerise, Old Rose, Brown and Black, at . . . . Also Red, Blue, Grey and ABERNETHY'S SHOE STORE \ : So OO OOOO TORAH ROE OUR EXHIBITION OF MEN'S HATS. It attracting a great deal of at- tention, It's so large and varied that there is no trouble in quickly satisfying every demand of your personal fancy. "Jee our new styles in soft hats with thin edge brims, all the popular shades. Special values, $2, $2.50, $3. CAMPBELL BROS. The House of Successful Hat Styles. y FOR HACKING Coughs that rob you of your sleep. The kind that almost tear you to pieces, makes your throat sore, and inflamed, take DR. HALL'S 'COUGH BALSAM It sooths and heals the in- flamed air , Stops the tickling in the throat and en- ables you to throw off the dis- ease. PRICE 25¢ A BOTTLE. Prouse's Drug Store Phone 82. Opposite St. Andrew's Church Try This If You o Have Dandruff | There is one sure way that never fails to remove dandruff completely and that is to dissolve it. This des- troys it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordin- ary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to mois- ten the scalp. and rub it in gently with the finger tips. . By morning, most, if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three ot more applications will com- plet®ly dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of.it, no matter how much dandruff you may have: : ~ You will find too, that all itching and digging of the gealp will stop instantly and your hair will be flulfy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times bet- You' can _get liquid arvon at any | | | { { { $1.50 S100 > Home-made and Candy Made Fresh Ever Chocolate y Day SAKELL'S Be It Ever $0 Humble, There's No Place - like Home Jame The Leading Undertaker. How the heart strings vibrate at the magic word! sit not, then, the duty of every one to make the home attrac- tive? In our store you'll find an abundance of beauti- ful furniture, especially priced to make home fur- nishing a simple matter, Reid, Phone 147 for Motor Ambulance. 'Ladies | Attention! Now is the time to look over our new fall styles. We have « choice | stock of new goods on hand. Come and place your order before the rush is on. Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed' New York Skirt and Suit | Co., 203 Wellington St. | Suits & Overcoats Have you seen our new stock? Do you know that eur prices cannot he touched by any other store in King- ston? inv |} for ¥ i. Suits In tweeds, worsteds and serges, $12.50, $15 and up. » Overcoats, strongly bullt, infest de signs, in browns, grays and ue chine chitin, nt $10, $15, Lnderwenar, Pen an sult. Boots and shoes, Ete. ISAAC ZACKS, 271 Princess Streot fleece-lined, $1 - Be Prepared for Winter in time, by taking a bottle of Wampole's Cod Liver Oil Comp. For sale at SARGENT'S DRUG STORE : | J) Cor. Princess and Montreal Sts. Phone 4} the article may be. tv It Doesn't Pay To buy inferior articles' for home use, no matier Vit maclion, as vith everything else, it pays to buy