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I ii LE | PAGE TWO + nT Distinction Exclusive models and an immense variety of novel "styles. Write for catalogue and full infomation. John McKay, Limited "THE FUR HOUSE 149-157 Brock Street: "KINGSTON A 4 Tis Master's Voice Records Recorded In- Canada Instrumental -Miro's Band Fox Trot Victrola XI. $225.00 . A Little Birch Canoe and You--Waltz-- How Would You Like to be my Daddy, ~-Miro's Band Geraldine Waltz, Hesitatich+--Miro's Band The Blue Bird, Walts--Miro's Band . Laurentian March--Band of First Regiment Grenadier, Land of the Mdple, Band of First Regiment Grenadier .. Chevaligr, Jig Medley--J. Zaffino Hornpipe, dley--J. Zaffino Cleopatra, e-Step--Miro's Dance Orchestra Calicoco, Fox Trot--Miro's Dance Orchestra I'm Sorry I Made You Cry, Waltz--Green and D'Lier Jazzophine, Fox Trot--Green and D'Lier I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles, Walty--W. Strand Trio Burmah Moon, Fox Trot--W. Eckstein's Strand Trio HEAR THESE RECORDS AT-- MAHOOD BROS. 216050 . a0 216047 90 216006 Eckstein's , attached, with 7 NNENEEEREEERERER GROCERY BUSINESS FOR SALE Well Established Business, No. 71 Pine Street Frame store and dwelling rooms; sleep- ing porch; Sarna; B. &C; electricity; large barn; henery and garage; large lot. IN FITTING GLASSES To children's eyes special care should | be taken, as amlight strain from the! wrong lens might result in perma- | nent injury to the delicate tissues of | the eye. agd | Stock fresh and up-to-date. 'Will sell buildings, stock and fixtures at low price. Owner w i leaving oly. e will examine their eyes, fit adjust glasses perfectly. Bring your children to J. 5. Asseltive, D.0S. $43 aa St rong Ont. McCann's Real Estate and Insurance 86 Brock St. Phone 326 or 621 ANDERSON BROS., LTD. Phone 458--459, 500 lbs. Sweet Pickled Corn Beef .22c. Ib. 300 lbs. Boiling Pork wos inns v 330 Ib. 300 Ibs. Windsor Breakfast Sausage 22¢ Ib. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG ; UNNENRENNRRRNRRRARRRRRRRARRREOL GEOR (roa ARPLANE INCIDENTS OF THE DAY TO GIVE E XHIBITIONS AT KING STON INDUSTRIAL FAIR. Fair Directors Make Final Arrange ments for Big Show Which Opens| On September 28rd--Big List of | Entries and Special Attractions. A German ar the chief fair, R. J. Bushell, be one of Kingston the manager, made Agric ultural ro s on Market street, brigh and early Mon morning, py frofa now till the & of the fair he will be more than busy. A Whig man ed to see him to find out how things were getling along. He was surrounded by of men looking after this t that thing for the big show, but he found time to speak about the glories t s talk Is at all times mc refreshing. "The best ev ' sald Mr. Bushell, as He commenced to teil about the big list of entries and the special attrac- tions. 'Don't forget to tell the peo-| ple that the latest thing 1 4 German airplane. give exhibi- tions each day of the fair." From : Bushell and then the t NOW 1 have and he Mr hing had tries a meeting 3 pur- ements | Letters to the Bio | Advancing Rapidly ot. 14.---(To the Edi- ist of Ontario lumber and toil tive in view but to work in with nothing acere- unt upon tha halance iration of each year. | farmers are seldom a wasteful, spend- » the contrary prac- d curtail expenses y The question na turally arises then, on, why don't the i 1ulate and enjoy un- eness? But the an- swer is Aly d today by the experienced farm veterans. The var- i1ous product~of the laid is harvest- { ed to the be Iva Antags and the live stock are fatter shed await- ing the arrival of rural buyers to call and quote prices, never forgett- { ing to relate the deploraltfie condi- tions of the present markets advising the weary and d raged grower that the future indicated a further { decline. The farmer, not being con { versant with the true predicament of affairs, grasps the meagre offer. The! shark buyer, who is not known for this veracity, secures the desired { amount of his specialties and an- | nounces the date you are requested | to haul to the car door where he | ships:to the city wholesale, thence to | the smaller dealer, i finally to the { retailer. Lastly the consumer is in| receipt of it at some exorbitant price. Farmers, are you going to allow the! professional crook to represent you honest gentlemen in the capacity of law making? Kindly ignore party po- { litics, saver the old idea of father and son. Unite and elect your chosen can- | didate. We are the back bone of the | country. r United Farmers with no objec from sun to s dited to his acec sheet at the ex ited progr <} Yours truly, --8. C. HAMM. A Market Experience. Kingston, Sept. 15.--(To the Edi- tor): Being interested in the high | cost of living, like all good house-| wives are or should be, I read in the Toronto: Mail and Empire of Friday | | the account of Mr. O'Cennor"s inter-| | view with the mayor and market of- | ficials of Toronto. Mr. O'Connor em- | phasized very strongly the advantage ! for housekeepers in buwing direct from the producer. Now, it is a long | | time since I have visited our city | market. However, I determined to { do some marketing on the following | morning (Saturday), bein persuad- | { ed, through the Mail and mpire re- | | port, that it would pay me well for! | my time and trouble, Now for the | i result. I first looked for a forequar- | | ter of lamb. There was Jleaty of it | | offered for sale, price 25¢. per Ib. | The next item on my list was pota-| { toes: I enquired the price from sev- | eral farmers. Answers all the same | ed price of 70c. a peck. 1] i bought meither lamb nor potatoes. | { The former I had seen advertised tor | i sale by a local shop at 23c. and the | {latter article my grocer was furnish- | ing to me for 55¢. @ peck. I have | | concluded that the much-abused and | | so-called iniquitious Windle man is i not always to blame. -.--MRS. E. R. DANIELS. | | 1 | Very Costly and Perhaps No Better. | Kingston, Sept. 13.----{To the Edi- tor): I see that J. Galloway invites criticism of his proposal that the city obtain its water supply from Lobor- ough Lake, which is about 130 feet higher than Lake Ontario. This would give a pressure of fifty-one pounds if the water was not in mo-| tion in the pipe. But as soon as wat-| er flows at the rats of 5,000,000 gal- lons in twenty-four hours the pres- sure at Lake Ontario level, which would 'be useless unless pumps were used at the intake end. The smallest pipe that could be used would be thirty inches and would cost about $800,000. These bonds would re- quire $60,000 a year, which is more than the whole water works reven- ues. As to the quality of the water, what reason have we to expect the water to be better than that of Lake Ontario when {t is the drainage for a 3 large section of farming country and passing through swampy ground. : Yours truly, --T. HEWITT Remember Wolfe Island Fair Tues- day and Wednesday, Sept. 16th and 17th. Come: a enjoy a good day's iouting. Boat. leaves foot of Broek street at 3 s.m. 13. 30 pm, 2.45 pm. and ¢ p.m. on Tuesday.' On Wednes- day boat will make an extra trip at} 10.45 am. Be independent enough to be self. | sustaining. i | Happenings in the City and Vicinity TDominton Lier were day, {ston to enter as a nursé-in-training {plano tunad., We carry two expert faction, | purchasing instrument we will allow | Toronto to Kingston. | most successful season. [tend the Sovereign Great | Knights Templar fo b& held at. St. {John, N.B. Before returning home {on a railway train near Armprior. He| MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1919. LOCAL NOTES AND ITEMS OF = GENERAL INTEREST. ~--What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the' Whig. W. Swaine, plane tuner, orders at McAuley's, or 'phone B64w The registration of voters for L election began morning. Last week two cases .of sc reported to the health officer. Miss Alicia Martin has word that she passed school examinations. Mrs. Joseph Murphy Edna Joyce, Joyceville, ing Ottawa Exhibition. Nursing Sister Elizabeth Mills spending -two weeks' holidays i her mother, Mrs. Mills, Barrie street ' In the bowling contests on Satur- J. E. Singleton won from A. M Smith and 'Mr. Crooker won from Mr arlet fev- medical the and are af | Roy. Miss Ace M. Finn, 106 Clergy street, left Monday afternoon for O tawa to attend the pormal school there. * Special pictures of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales' visit to Quebec at' Strand to-night, Tuesday and Wed- nesday. i Brig:.-Gen. Williams, G.0.C., made an inspection of the soldiers' graves at Cataragui cemetery on Monday morning Mrs. McPhee, 96 Rideau Strat , JUST What's Going To Ha Is it going to be abolished? in marriage? Or not enough Pictorial Review For October ouT! ppen To Marriage? Is there too much freedom What is the matter with it? Read Charlotte Perkins Gilman's fearless article in Pic torial Review for October. Is Prohibition Going To Stay? How is it working? Hasitd benefits? Has it boomed b Bruere's wonderful fac October. t-story one any harm? What are its Read Martha B. Pictorial Review for usinéss? in Does Your Husband Tell-You Everything? Or do you just think he does? before she found the other wom an 's letter? story of Corra Harris's delightful Pictorial Review for "Octob er. pages of pic tures, seventeen pages of new + Are you like Mrs. Madden Don't niiss "Happily Married" in Four complete stories, three fashions and many saving ideas for the home, make a won erful October issue of Pictorial Review. Go to-da y to THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE was on Sunday removed to the Ge eral hospital by James Reid's ambulance. i In the final golf club championship { Dr. McKee vs Col. Ellis, Dr. McKee won seven up and six to play at the thirtieth hole. Miss M. Judge, daughter of Mrs. M. Judge, Toledo, has gone to King- motor in a hospital. Carl Kane was removed from his residence, Earl street, to the Hotel Dieu on Sunday by James Reid's motor ambulance, The 61st annual meeting of Cana- dian Press Association, will De held in the' King Edward Hotel, Toronto, on Nov. 27th and 28th. Now is the time to have , your tuners and will assure entire satis- CW. Lindsay Limited Samuel C.'Coles was removed from his residence, 54 Lower Union street to the General hospital on Saturday night by James Reid's motor ambul- ance, Owing to the déath of'isaac Hol der, Battersea, the firesentation to the returned soldiers: of Battersea, will Be" postponed until Thurgday 18th, inst. We wiM rent you a plano, and at end of six months If. you feel like the six months' rental on purchase price, and arrange easy terms on bal- ance. C. W. Lindsay, Limited. With the season's receipts approxi- mating $115,000, the Thousand Is- land House at Alexandria Bay, N.Y., will close 'for the season within a few days, setting a new mark in a single summer's recejpts. On Saturday the steamer Toronto made its last trip of the season from On Tuesday teamer Kingston is to make its ip. Both eteamers had a {the last . ably priced. Lieut.-Col. Harry Genet, AAG. left for Halifax on Saturday where he will preside at a court of inquiry. Major T. A. Kidd, D.A A. and GM.G is acting A.A.G, In Col. Genet's 3% sence. W. Y. Mills Ree on Monday to at-! Privy of | Mr. Mills intends visiting New York | and Boston on business. Remember Wolfe Island Fair, Tues- day and Wednesday, Sept. 16t.. and 17th. Come and enjoy a good day's | outing. Boat leaves foot of Brock street at 9 am., 12.30 p.m. 2.45 pm. and 4 pm. on Tuesday. On Wednes- day boat will make an extra trip at the. place to come to. have only the season's nift- iest garments to show you, and at reasonable prices $16.50 or up to $75.00. DRAPERIES To please the most particu lar tastes--new and reason- Underwear, Underwear We have the kind you want and at last season's prices. PICTORIAL MAGAZINE for October. i We ieee » 10.45 a.m. John May, son of the late Daniel May, once.a well-known resident of Perth, died suddenly on the 4th inst. NEA ENESESENEREENENNCEEENINENNENNGNENSNEERNEE NEE REN. {was a moulder by trade, and brother! {of Mra. Charles Imeson, Drummond. E. M. Doull, Glencoe, will be the ew manager and W. P. Fodshee, Ottawa, will be accountant In the new Royal Bank opening in the Baud- erson Block, Perth. ~~ POLICE CQURT BREVITIES. The case of Peter Richards, charg- ed with non-support,came beforeMag- istrate Farrell in the police court on | Monday morning, and was enlarged | for a day. Richards was arrested in | Hamilton and brought back to King- ston by Constable John Naylon. A seventeen-year-old girl, who was i garthered in on a charge of vagrancy, { was sentenced to nine months in the Mercer reformatory. The girl has { been given several chances to make good and the magistrate felt that a jterm in the Mercer would be best for her. The Walkem Ballot Box. The J. B. Walkem ballot box, the : whole top of which opens, is again to : be used at the forthcoming Dominion i election. This box is a big improve- ment upon the old one. Mr, Walkem has suggested to the Government that it use a rubber stamp with a cross for the marking of the ballots so that the marking may be uniform and so that the distinguishing mark system may be eliminated. Bigger and better than ever is our wonderful showing of the New Furs. We are prepar- ed for extra big business this Bes: iftue Serge Sults, Prevost, Brock strest, has received a case of the above suits p ade by the i best manufacturer's guar.ntee. Just as. well made as order woix. Anyone 'n need of a blue serge suit would do well to see them. We will guarantees both color and workmanship. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kellock, Toron- to, formerly of Perth, announce the engagement of their youngest daugh- ter, Evelyn Dickson. to Frederick { William Waters, Toronto, son of Mr, jand Mrs. F. W. Watters, Ingersoll, (Ont. The mirriage will take place at | Ridean Ferry, early in October, { The Presbyterian church at Lynd. hurst Ras been sold to the Metho- | dists. i ewman& Shaw cs" The Always Busy Store D erie ree ag ENNEREESEREEEEEN) TOMATOES We can supply vou with To= jai eS by the bushel Also pices and Vivegar Every- thing for the Catsup season Get our prices before buying. FRIENDSHIPS 210 DIVISION STREET Victory ls 2 ves waaer BUILDERS SUPPLIES sagan Be) AS AREAL WwW e Have | Did You Say Coats? § Well, if you did, then this is In Stock Just Campbell's Tomate 'Soup Campbell's Vegetable Soup Clark's Tomato Soup Clark's Vegetable Soup Arrived Distributors for Red Rose Tea--the Good Tea are the popular Buy themt- - Bonds thing. |W. R. McRae & Co. GOLDEN LION Licénse No. 6-543 REAL ESTATE 1 §$2350-----Double Frame dwell- ing on Johnson street (near Division). $2100---Double frame dwelling on Montreal street $4500---Double brick dwelling on University Avenue. $2450--Detached dwe'lnig Collingwood street. on $1350--Detached dwélling on Cherry street. $38 -Detached brick Beverly stredt: Fire Insurance. Money to loan. » E. W. Mullin & Son Cor. Johnston and PDiviston St Phones 530W, d 539J. _ on Hard Brick Cement, Sand Lath, Etc., Etc. S. ANGLIN & CO. Woodworking Factory Lumber Yards Bay & Wellington Streets KINGSTON, ONT. Office Phone 66 Factory Phone 1415 ANADAS FAL e Hot Water SPECIAL BAG" .......... AMERICAN BEAUTY" IAXTMUM KANT LEEK owe Lumber, Conl and Wood ---- KANT LEEK BAG cannot leaX becauss it is made in one piece.