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THE, DAILY BRITISH WHIG, , TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1918. PERSONAL GREETING CARDS Place your order now for overseas. Delivery Made by Canada's best manufacturer. NOVEMBER RED BOOK NOW ON SALE. . By Government regulations: all returns have been cut off. Cus- tomers should secure their copy of the Red Book to avoid disap- ointment. Ly DERE MABLE and TREAT 'EM ROUGH Send these two humorous books overseas. Over 300,000 copies of Dere Mable with fourteen editions have already been printed. Treat "Em Rough, though only published two weeks go. is now in its third edition. Dere Mable 75¢c. Treat "Em Rough $1.00 THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE Phone 919 : i the control" the airmen had of their] net D atong the affair machines. It was the talk of the| The police collected $380 in 'fines ro Ji! town: and the air raid will do much | on Monday, due to the charges laid to boost the Vietory Loan, On Prin-|{against two farmers for making there was much excite-'a statement detrimental to the ef- 3 { cess street sd | ment. The street was lined with, forts of Canada in the war and a | people. The planes came very close case of drunkenness. {to some of the buildings and flag If there should be but one man in | poles, and people watching from the 'the £ity capable of filling that job, | street held their breath as the air-/and 'he is available, a classified ad | men went through their manoeuvres, with find him. { The leaflets distributed were print-, C. J. Black, | ed in blue; one side had these words, ! assistant purser o 4 tT { "Every hundred makes the Hun steamer Sophia, which sank between 1 | dread. Buy Victory Bonds." On the Junean and Skagway with all | other side were the words, "Canada's aboard. Most, of those aboard were R i | prosperity depends upon | ag® by the local committee hl vine | the six months' rental on purchase | the Vic tory Loan canvass in charge. | price, and arrange easy terms on bal- Victory prominent Yukon, Alaska and Brit- bonds." 1! Victrola X. $136 [ The airmen who took part are to be anace, CC. W, Lindsay, Limited. PAGE TWG INCDENIS OF THE DAY ICAL NOTES AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST. Happenings In the City and Vicinity ~What the Merchants Offer to the AN AR RAID ON KINGSTON HELP BOOST THE VICTORY LOAN CANVASS HERE. ' -- = Established 1859 TO ly Squadron of Planes From Deseronto Flew Over the Qity 'and Distribut- ed Victory Lean Litérature--Air-! Readers of the Whig: men Pulled Off a Number of Thril- Hot house lettuce, Carnovsky's. "Stunts," W. Swaine, piano tuner, orders at an alr raid on Kingston {MCAuley's, or 'phone G64W. k on Tuesday morning Don't let any useful thing rust casualties and |from disuse. Advertise it in the clas- no Germans at the back 'off ®Hied and sell it Ottawa Journal: Even the ~hews t Kingston pen is free Tgom 'flu make the place a popular health "in four days, ling There® at nipe but there were there were the raid The raid was arranged to boom| th the Victory Loan compaign, and. it] wo was a great success. This was part of| I t. the programme arranged' for the Now is the time to have your grand opening of the local campaign| plano tuned. We carry two expert on Monday morning, but on aec-| tuners and will assure entire satis- count of the high wind this feature! faction. C. W. Lindsay, Limited. had to be put off, However, a Mrs. W. 8. Flemi and her two squadron of planes arrived Tuesday|daughters, of Ottawa, arrived on morning, and in addition to distri-|Monday to be with Mrs. T. G. Smith, buting Victory Loan literature, pgll-| King street, who has been critically ed off some sensational "stunts" in|ill since Saturday. the air 'Rent-income stopped? Oh ho, It was ome of the finest exhibitions |that's not a®calamity. It's just one of of its kind ever given in Kingston, those happenings which the classi- and had the people standing on their {columns can remedy. toes with excitement. The "loop the! The committee 1 "dare devil dive," and all the | parade for to-night are anxious to the business were put on,| have the merch ants. on Princess Was o'cl no O1AMOND QUALITY FURS 1918-1919 Write or call for catalog. John McKay, Ltd. THE FUR HOUSE 149-157 Brock Street arranging _the loop," tricks of and it was indeed wonderful to see oe oe : Kingston \ RY NAAN The rave ~. [IR ANNOUNCEMENT! Owing to unprecedented accumilation of watch work we reluctantly find il necessary fo an- nounce, beginning with this date, and until further notice, it will be impos- sible for us to undertake the repairs . of wrist-car- ried watches, unless such watcéhes have been sold J through our establish-' of Campbellford, was of the C.P.R. i { ish Columbia people, The air rald was carried out by! We will rent you a plano, and at | members of the camp at Deseronto,' end of six raonths If you feel like { amd was arranged for several days purchasing instrument we will allow No. 45155 HE is A SONG THAT BRINGS J0Y TO 5 WEARY HEART, THAT FILLS TO OVERFLOWING THE BOSOM BURDENED WITH TIME ANXIHTY--A _ § THAT HITS ON ALL 8 CYLINDERS MUSICAL SUCCESS, FOR HERE . IS MUSIC WITH A CAPITAL WMP ee THE SINGINGEST, SONG SENSATION. IN A MONTH OF SUNDAYS. LS Od 847 Bnd T" LOGUE OF RECORDS WILL NIGHT--"THE Nome oF Th Nass. ssn po, EVERY LINE. YOUR GATA- Victrolas and Victor Records are scientifically co-ordinated and synchronized. in the special pro- cesses of manu- facture and their use, one with the other, is abso- lutely essential to a perfect re- production. Sr tpid MAHOOD BROS. $3400 Brick Residence Almost new, in firsg® class condition. Furnace. electricity, open plumbing; west end. POSSESSION NOV. McCann's 86 Brock St. Phone. 826 or 621 15th. PT -------- By being self-denying, you and I may 'make dt possible to he self-sus- ng. Fitting Glasses AN EXPERT'S JOB It is no easy matter to fit glasses accurately. trained this service. You are assured a thorough scientific examination and ace curate glasses af" Asselstibe's CONSULT 1.8 Asselstine D.0.S stered Optician { warmly complimented they took in the affair, Kaiser Bill watched the air raid from the market square and suffered a great deal from shock. viewed by the Whig, after the raid, adians could put on such a "show." MOWAT SANATORIUM its Patients, Employees and Staff Subscribe $6,000 to the Victory Loan. Enthusiastic meetings of the pa- tients, employees and staff at the Mowat sanitorium brought forth an excellent response for the Victory Loan. To date there have been sev- enty applications for a total of $6,- 000. This is roughly 70 per cent. of the total population at the present time who have subscribed. At least !ten more applications are assured. | Can: Kingston do as well? ~ The in- {firmary patients were amongst | most ardent purchasers. - Although Only the optometrist with ex- perience, ability and the pro- per instruments cam give you they have given the best that was in them, and now find themselves con- fined to bed, they reponded most no- bly and averaged a 'hundred dollar bond each. In most instances this coming pay cheques for several months®™ Let this be an example for all Kingstonians who are now hesi- tating to buy bonds. ? MESSAGE FROM SIR R. L.BORDEN He Highly Regarded Late Senator's Practical Qualities. Sir R. L. Borden, Ottawa, in speak-| ing of the late Senator Richardson. | sald: "The late Senator's practical, grasp of certain problems which con- front Canada at-the present time ren- | ders his untimely death a distinct loss to Canadian public life. He was greatly esteemed also for .many fine qualities of heart and mind, and will be greatly missed by friends and acquaintances at the capital." Richardson will take place from the family residence on Wednesday at £.20 p.m. A great many friends of the de- ceased's family and citizens are con- stantly passing to and from the resi- dence where the body Mes on a couch ir a drawing-room in a most natural position. But for the profusion of ji flowers the presence of death would scarcely be moticed. The following Kingston citizens, who were close friends of the Sena- Hl tor, will be the pall-bearers: T. T.' ji Renton F, Ireland, W. PF. Nickle, KC; M.P., J. M. Farrelly A. B. | Cunningham, R. E. Burns, W. T. Min ji nes, G. Y. Chown. The active pall- li bearers will be J. Sinstton, C. Camp- bell, T. Turnbull, McNeill i | The. following" XS will be n { attendance for the funeral: ~~ 'Col. Thomas A. Duff; J. . Rich- ardson, Trenton, N.J.; W. 5 Ford, James Playfair, Minneapolis; H. Dal- ple, G.T.R., Montreal; James aisle, Cleveland, Ohio; \M. McLeod, L Sestora; W, Morrice, Montreal; R. Innes, Hamilton; F. Nesbit, Belton Hon. Dr. Reid, Prescott; d Mrs. BE. A. Chow, A. H. for the part! When inter- demic is over. the. necessitated--pledging -part-of--- their | The funeral of the late Senator) The telephone staff are thankful ito the people for responding to their request not to use 'the tele- phone unnecessarily until the epi- Use the telephone only when you cannot help it. he said he had no idea that the Can-| INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC | CONTINUES TO ABATE There Is a Very Marked De- crease in the Number of | New Cases. The influenza epidemic is abating in Kingston. A few fresh cases are still being reported, but there is a large decrease' in the number receiv- ing treatment, and there is good rea- son to believe that the worst is now over The hospitals report that the situation is easier, and in the emer- geicy hospitals matters are less seri- ous. The 8. 0. S. workers have the situation well in hand now. The thanks of the whole community are Jue those women who, by their un- tiring efforts, have prevented condi- tions assuming a disastrous stage. Their work is by no means at an end yet, and there is still need of assis- tance, MAKES RECORD DRIVE "#16 Wind Up Estate. Thomas Rennie, Toronto, has ap-| i plied for authority to wind up the affairs of David Kenny. for many years employed with the William Rennie Company," who died in the , Kingston General Hospital July 26th ! last, while returning from a holiday. | The estate, consisting of $1,360 in the bank, will be divided between { three brothers in Dublin and one in | New Zealand, Herbert Simpson, -a | Jephiow in the United States, Alfred eckett, a nephew on active ser- vice, three nephews and four nieces in England, For Fall And Winter, Prevost, Brock street, has a great assortment of ready-made. clothing, and a splendid assortment of gent's furnishings. His order clothing de- partment was never better assorted with new goods. It will pay you to examine his stock before buying. I Silver | Bullets | Il | Early i in the war | Lloyd George called on itain to win the | | | with silver bul- are Cana finan. cial shells, bullets | and bombs vapid | she will help to con- sumate the final tri- oys sacrificed for uy onds From Kingston and district have 'doing for them? ictory Newman & Shaw & The Always Busy Store PPP UTP T TT PI TPIT IPIIIODY A Badd didi dedi did dh dh Bf A A 4 4 4 4h 4 aa aan la you--what are you FTI TIO 4 9 4 Aehdhrrhhathiiiehdh COT THREE MONTHS IN JAIL MAUD OFFORD SENTENCED BY MAGISTRATE ON TUESDAY. James Russell, Whom She Befriend- ed, Is a Deserter from Ranks, and Was Remanded for a Week. Maud Offord, the twenty-two-year- old girl who secured a horse and rig from C, Be: Finkle: and then drove off to Na ih her friend, James Russell, an ivy discarded the out- fit, drew a sence of three months in jail when she came before Magis- trate Farrell on Tuesday morning, after a remand of several days in jail. The charge was vagrancy. It has been found that Russell is a deserter from His Majesty's army, and was remanded for another week. Russell made his escape on October 20th, but his liberty was of very short duration, as the local police nabbed him a few days later. It appears that he was a patient in one of the local military hospitals, and while being removed from the hospital to Fort Henry he made a break for free- dom by jumping out of the ambu- lance. The Offord girl admitted i clothes for Russell to 'change from getting the horse ahd rig from Fin- klv's divery, and taking a suit of his military uniform. - Russell hails from around ST -- Perdue, ou 3 a former well resident of Stoco, and brother townsman, M. McAvoy, who | Nature's Own Root Red Cedar Shingles, straight grained, sound and clear, defy the elements, resisting sun and wind. . ANGLIN & (0. Bay & wengzeen, Streets, King ut, Factory Phone 1 1418, oe Lumber, Coal and Wood ord ment. SMITH BROS. 5 LIMITED, , Diamonds, Watches, Issuers of Marriage Licenses, W. F. GOURDIER 78-80 Brock Street. A New Bungalow With possession at. once; $3400 A Detached Dwell- ing Albert 8, with F2800 A Brick Cottage On: Division Street, $2500, On garden, A Frame Dwelling Queen Street, $1500, A Bungalow On Markland - Street, $2000 EASY TERMS. LE. W. Mullin & Son