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The First Bark Hickey's We are depending enormous sale of this--the Best of all Cough Mixtures-- to enable us to keep it at the old price of 25 cents. All other mixtures have advanced to 35 and 40 cents, but we want the price and good quality to remain the same as before. Hii OCTOBER 9, 1920. upon the Get it for a quarter at Best's The Popular Drug Store. Phone B59. Clear White and Beautifully cut Open Sundays. Bowls Berry Sets Sherbet Glasses Keeley k M 0 D 0 Water Sets 9 oe WVelle Ve Vases Flower Baskets Jelly Dishes, etc. All marked at very reasonable prices. SMITH BROS. Limited Insure Against After Regrets by Using Glasses Prescribed, Made and Fitted by Keeley Jr., M.0.D.0. The optometrist of to-day to do work must not only be equipped with the best mechan- ical apparatus but must have that knowledge in its use WHICH ONLY LONG EXPERI- ENCE CAN GIVE. Jewelers 3850 King Street Established 1840. hesmmaran-- Girls! Girls!! Save Your Hair With Cuticura ogg Pg Cg ER Ty ", It is this combination of mind and machinery of experience and equipment that makes Keeley's service unique in Kingston. Charles Ponsi pleaded not guilty, | at Boston, Mass., to two indictments | returned by the federal grand jury. Engine trouble delayed the start | of the trans-Canada air flight. Col. that will listen to a hard luck story. Leckie expected to hop off Saturday It is always better to shake hands at Ottawa. than to shake friends. AA A tN tt tan Perfection Oil Heaters --are enjoyed these cool evenings--can be carried from room to room when required.. These are Extra Value. JAPANNED .................. 81.50 NICKLE-PLATED .............. $8.50 See our MAJESTIC ELECTRIC HEATER 10 ft. cord attached ............ $11.50 OUR STOVE DEPARTMENT is complete in every line. Take elevator, second floor. McKELVEY & BIRCH, LTD. Big Busy Hardware, Kingston. BROCK STREN?T ¥ Bed Room Furniture We are showing some very fine designs in Bedroom Furniture. These suites are made of the best Black Walnut and Ma- hogany and are composed of the following pieces. wg The popular Vanity Dresser, fitted with three large mirrors and six drawers (three on each side). The Chiffrobe contains three linen drawers and three standard deep drawers. * A Bed, with square or round corneged foot board. ; A Bench for Vanity Dresser. A Low Rocker and a straight backed Chair. Make an early selection while the stock is large I. F. Harrison Co., Ltd 90 Misery loves the kind of company | Told In Twilight im | (Notice----Hereafter, the Whig, ik |sther le present were Col. and ll common with uther papers all over TE > Canada, wlll make a charge of §1 'or inserting an engagewment, Mar rlage or reception announcement. To get the Whig's society writer, telephone No. 857w., 189 Earl street. » . * Another glorious autumn day on Friday made it possible ror every one to accept the inyitation of the medi- cal superintendent and staff of the Mowat Sanitarium and crowds of people wended their way along the avenue, past the little cottages where Kingston wages war with the dread T. B. germ, past the big central building and the recreation hall to the new nurses home, guided by the strains of sweet music found upon en tering to be Salsbury's orchestra. At the end of the corrider in the general room were Dr and Mrs. Bruce Hopkins and Sister Birtles, the matron, with a kindly word of greet- ing Here, too, were the members of the staff, nurses in flowing veils, ward aides in smart green uniforms, and the doctors and the members of the staff all intent on making every one happy, and seeing that they had tea and ices, which were brought in from two rooms on the same floor where at dainty tea tables, with gold ! and white flowers, were Mrs. Mckay | Miss | and Mrs. Vérnon Crothers, Coombs and Miss Stirling. Miss Amy McGill, in her smart white uni- form, was most kind in showing the visitors the home and very charming it is indeed. The matron's suite with pretty rugs and dainty chintz hang- ings, the nine nurses' pretty bed- rooms with the lovely view of the gardens, the big sun parlors on each flat where some of the nurses sleep, all spoke of health and comfort. The | flowers everywhere and the dainty personal belongings of the occupants gave it the touch that make it a real "home." During the afternoon "Sandy" McGregor, the soldiers' Canadian Lauder, sang some Scotch songs, among them Loch and a few of the famous "Harry's" compositions. Many of the visitors went over to the main building to have a chat with the patients who were all most interested in the day's | | events. Among these present were, | Colonel Mundell, Colonel Bedell, Col. | and | and Mrs. R. J. Gardiner, Col. Mrs. H. E. Pence, Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Wilson, Prof. and Mrs. Morrison, Prof. and Mrs. P. G. 8S. Campbell, Dr. and Mrs. Fergus O'Connor, Dr. | and Mrs. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. !Chown, Mrs. Hopkins, (Cayuga), | Mrs. Fairful, Mrs. Ponsford, Mrs. | Rutherford, Mrs. W. J. Fair, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Elliott, Mrs. W. B. Dalton, Mrs. T. W. Savary, Mrs. E. H. Pense, | Mrs. Wright, Miss Jane Wright, | (Brockville), Mrs. Russell Stuart, Mrs. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell | Strange, Mrs. R. H. Duff, Mrs. Her- bert Robinson, Mrs. Archibald Strach { an, Mrs. Hubert Ryan, Mrs. Herbert | Steacy, Miss Cumberland, Mrs, W. F. | Nickle, Mrs. Hugh Nickle, Mrs. Wil- gar, Mrs. H. A. Betts, Miss Gertrude Eo Miss Marion Redden, Miss | Emma Pense, Miss Helen Shearer, Miss W. Gordon, Miss Annie and Miss Kathleen Daly, Miss Deacon, Miss Mowat, Miss Sangster, Miss Hattie Ardagh, Miss Gill, Miss Stronach, Miss Cumberland, Miss Aileen and Miss Cecily Rutherford, Miss Minnie Crothers, Miss Isabel Ross, Miss Rosalind Corbett, (Brantford), the Dean of Ontario, Col. Gordon, Arch- deacon Dobbs, W. J. Crothers, Capt. Macdonald. . Miss Maud Betts, "Kewadin,"" en- tertained at the tea hour on Friday in honor of the Rev. J. O. and Mrs. Crisp, her guests being old friends of the guests of honor, who will be much missed in St. John's parish and in Kingston society. At the tea table | with its gorgeous dahlias of living {red were Miss Cartwright and Miss | Hattie Crisp pouring the tea and |coffee and Mrs. Hague cutting the {ces assisted by Miss Millie Ferris. Miss Marjorie Gamsby and Miss Doris Browne. Among those present were Mrs. Van Staubenzle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dobbs, Mrs. A. K. Kirk- patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard i Browne, Mrs. Ponsford, Mrs. Gams- {by Mrs. Archibald Young, Prof. and Mrs. Callandar, Prof, and Mrs. Keith Hicks, Mrs. O'Hara, the Misses | Muckleston, the Misses Crisp, Miss | Dupuy, Miss Edith and Miss Cordelia | Van Straubenzie, Mrs. de St. Remy, | Miss K. Wilson, Miss Winnifred Hague, the Dean of Ontario, Arch- {deacon Dobbs and J. 2. C. Dobbs. * * | Brig-General King entertained {charmingly at dinner at the Fron- tenac Club, on Thursday evening, the party going on later to Mrs. Elms- {ley's house, King street, where the jevening was spent in bridge and mu- Dye It Right! "Diamond Dyes" Don't Risk Materials in Poor Dyes that Fade or Run { Each package of "Diamond Dyes" | contains directions so simple that any woman can diamond-dye a new, rich, fadeless color into worn, shabby gar- ments, draperies, coverings, every- thing, whether wool, silk, linen, cot- ton or mixed goods. . Buy "Diamond Dyes"---no other kind--then perfect results are guar- anteed even if you have never dyed before. Druggist has color card, showing 16 rich colors. THE DAILY B Lomond, | ste. The guests were Col. and Mrs. {Stuart Leslie, Col. and Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Elmsley, Major and Mrs. Bevan Dunbar, Major and Mrs. Ernest {Greer, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Fortt, {Mr. and, Mrs. Francis Macnee, Miss | Gildersleeve, Miss Loretta £ vift, Col. ' | Browne, Col. Perry and Mr. Harvey. . . There was a jolly dinner at the {Country Club as a little farewell to { Major-General and Mrs. Elmslgy. The {Mrs. Norman Stuart Lesslie, Col. and { Mrs. Foulkes, Col. and Mrs. Elkins, Major and Mrs. Bevan Dunbar, Ma- jor and Mrs. Vandenberg, Major and { Mrs. Leach, Mr and Mrs. Edward L. | Fortt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richard- |son, Miss Samwell, Miss Rhoda Win- | tell, Miss Gildersleeve, Col. Stockwell and Col. Beaman. i - * * The Dean of Ontario entertained {the members of the Cathedral {Church Women's Aid on Friday | afternoon, at The Deanery. In spite of the many other teas there were {about twenty people present. After {the regular work of the meeting tea | was served, Mrs. D. E. Mundell pre- | siding at the tea table with its lovely centre of asters. In the absence of the president, Mrs. E. J. B. Pense, Mrs. G. A. Robinson was in charge. | . * . | The Local Céuncil of Women gave ia bridge on Friday evening at the Principal's Residence, Queen's Uni- versity, which was kindly set at their disposal by the Principal and Mrs. Bruce Taylor. The affair was an entirely successful one, everyon: present thoroughly enjoying the evening. The prize winners were Miss Jean Duff (first), and Mrs Gallagher (second). -. * * Mrs. T. S. Scott, King street, asked |a few people to tea on Friday to | meet Mrs. Sutherland, Amherst, N.S. | It was a very happy little gathering of cid friends who remembered the | guest of honor as Miss Margaret Goodwin when ghe was an under- | graduate of Queen's University and | was with her brother, Dr. W. L. | Goodwin and Mrs. Goodwin, Alice {street. | - . -~ | Mrs. Ambrose Shea, Sydenham | apartments, Brock street, will receive | on Thursday, October 14th, and | afterwards on the first Thursday of | each month. | . . Miss Nora Macnee, Union street, | was the hostess of a small bridge on | Friday in honor of Mrs. John Aird, | Montreal. OEE EE Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Fortt are en pension at Mrs. Kavanagh's, 252 King street. Mr. Alexander took a party con- sisting of Capt. and Mrs J. C. Mur- chie, Miss Margaret Hemming, Miss Eleanor Lyman, Miss Doris Brown and some of the officers of the R.C. H.A. up in his seaplane on Friday. Lady Gordon, Mrs. James R. Gor-| don, Miss Kathleen Gordon and Mr. | Gordon, who were at the Chateau | Belvidere during their stay in town, have returned to Montreal. Miss Jessie Dickson, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hugh Nickle, v..1l return to Toronto on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. McGowan and Miss Ethelwyn McGowan, Barrie street, will spend the winter In California. Mr. and Mrs. C. Cunningham, also her sister, Mrs. J. F. O'Reilly, Buf- falo, N.Y., motored here and were the guests of their sisters, Mrs. H. Douglas, of this city, and Mrs. N. Stanton, Barriefield. They also visited with their niece, Mrs. S. Saunders. Mrs. Stafford Kirkpatrick cameo down from Ottawa for the sports at the Royal Military College and is with Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Garrett, Johnson street. Mrs. R. H. Tothill, 42 Frontenac | street, has returned from Ottawa, where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chesterton. Cyril Jones, who has been transfer- red from Toronto to Gananoque on the staff of the Merchants bank, epent a few days in town with his mother, Mrs. K. L. Jones, street, Mrs. William Phillips, Maitland street, went up to Toronto on Friday | for a visit. ! Mr. and Mrs. Delahey, who were in! town for the Harrison-Robertson | wedding on Wednesday, have return- ed to Pembroke. | Mrs. G. W, Cooke and Miss Sara | Cooke, who were at the Chateau Bel- | videre for the Royal Military College | sports, have returhed to Morrisburg. | TT King | SH Col. and Mrs. W. H. P. Elkins, Mr. and Mrs. Penhale and Major Al-, derson went down to Montreal on, Friday with Mr. Alexander in his! big seaplane. Col. and Mrs. Elkins, will spend several days at the Ritz- | Carlton, and Major Alderson will go as far as New York with Mr. Alex- ander on his flight to Cuba. Mrs. Norman P. Nisson and Miss Betty Nissan went up to Brantford on Friday to visit Mrs. Woodruff | Secord and will go on to Niagara Falls before returning to Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. John Aird and their small daughter motored back to Montreal today. - Mrs. John Carson has rented her apartment in the Villa St. Claire to Mr. and Mrs. W. Bartlett Dalton, and 1s for the present at 63 West street. | Mrs. Herbert Wright and Miss Jane Wright, Brockville, who were cruising in the vicinity, spent Friday in Kingston. Mrs. Cooke is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Russell Stuart, Albert street. Mrs. Sandford Calvin, King street, went up to Toronto this week for a few days. os . Mrs. Elmsley 'and her litile son will go up to Toronto next week to spend a short time before joining Major-General Elmsley in Ottawa. Miss Grace McRae, and Miss Laura Kilborn, King street, are at present in New York. Mrs. Hopkins, who has beem In town with her son, Dr. Bruce Hop- kins and Mrs. Hopkins, West street, will go down to Montreal to visit Mrs. Maitland Hannaford before re- turning to her home in Cayuga. Mrs. George McLeod, who has been with her brother, Rev. D. M. Gordon, RITISH WHIG. 0" 1 CO PROBS:- _ fair and moderately warm. I TO-NIGHT AT STEACY All ready fora big night's business--bargains for everyone. Seasonable merchandise marked at prices all thrifty women can't afford to pass by. Follow the crowds and shop at Steacy's Satur- day Night Sales. : TWO HOUR SALE Tt tne ay [HEGEL r = ~~ 0 ------- a. 4 rlosiery and * = " ' » 200 pairs Penman's Black Lisle Hose; fine soft finish; all sizes 8} to 10; worth reg. $1.00. Monicht.......... .: Taian 69, 150 pairs of "'Steacy's Special" 'Colored Silk Hose--Navy, Grey, Black, Brown--spe- cial $1.00 value. Tonight ..........oco.ivvivinihices 856 60 pairs only, Boys' Black Worsted Hose; 9} and 10 only; regular 75c. value. Tonight ...............2 pairs for $1.00 150 pairs Cream Cashmerette Hose; Penman"s; all sizes and regular value at 75c. a pair. . . . . . To-night, 3 prs. for $1.00 Chamoisette Gloves-- 100 prs. only; sizes 6 to 8 and spe- cial at $1.25 pair. White with black stitching. To-night 95c. BOYS SWEATERS Extra special values in Boys' Pullover Sweaters; sizes 28, 30, 32; colors are Navy, Brown, Cardinal: regular price $1.25. LADIES' VESTS 100 only, Ladies' fine ribbed Fall and Winter Vests: round neck and long sleeves . . +ve.....To-night, 65¢c. 90 Ladies' Ribbed Vests, in long and short sleeves; special value ... cif veins is sinistuse sins 1a Cao vii s Tonight, 78e, MEN'S UNDERWEAR 90 only, Men's Ribbed Shirts and Drawers -- "Watson's Elastic Rib"; all sizes 34 to 46. Just the right weight for fall and winter wear. Sold regular at $3.50 each ....To-night $2.29 LADIES' SWEATERS 12 only, Ladies' Filet Knit Sweaters in a good range of sizes. Colors are: Moss, Rose, White, Saxe, etc.--the season's latest novelty. Reg. $12.50. A Bargain To-night $8.49 MILLINERY SALE 35 Misses' and Ladies' Fall and Winter Hats; made up in many smart styles. The materials are Felt and Velvet; worth wpto $5.00each ................v...... Tonight, $1.98 Steacy's - Limited The Woman's Store of Kingston." (aE CEREAL COREA AOTEAROA ACR ARRAY Goodwin and Mrs. street. Goodwin, Alice . . . Miss Nell Davy and Miss Kate Kynaston, who spent the last few months in the latter's home in Eng- land and at Llanduodne, Wales, re- turned to Canada last week. Miss Davy is at present with her family in Kingston and Miss Kynaston has gone, up to Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Toller who were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Craig, Gore street, have returned to Ottawa. : Mrs, Rooney and her dayghter, Miss Graham, have come up from Lyndhurst to spend the winter in Kingston and are at 126 Union street. . Mrs. W. Kent Macnee and her lit- tie daughter are now with Mr. and Mrs. George Quirk, Staten Island. Mrs. R. P. Sutherland and Master Malcolm Sutherland, who were In town for the Dalton-Smythe wed- ting, returned to Toronto on Thurs- ay. . v : ® pe Fall Arrivals The wet weather has arrived and so has | the best in Fall Footwear. An extra heavy solid waterproof Walking Boot at $11.00. : Dress Shoes from . .......$14.00 down. A complete line of Rubbers now in stock, JACK JOHNSTON'S SHOE STORE Phone 213) 70 Brock St. | spend the winter in California leav- | turned yesterday to resume his ing Kingston about the 16th of this | at Barre, Vt. month. Mrs, IL. MacAvella, H. J. . "Ted" Smythe, who was in town + Se University avenue, for several weeks, went up to Toronto for a visit | en Thursday. Later she will return | to her home in Pictou, N.S. ! Mrs. Binnie, Port Perry, is visiting | 'her father, James Connell, Clergy | street. - | Mrs. Sutherland, Amherst, NS, is! the guest of her brother, Dr. W. L.| for his sister's wedding on Wednes- day, has returned to Montreal. A. P. Christmas has also gone back to Montreal, but Mrs. Christmas and Miss Margaret will stay in town till next week . Mrs. Alexander Mackie, who her friends will be glad to hear has re- covered from her recent illness, will Mrs. Phelps, Oswego, N.Y., is the | George MacAvelis, Brock street, J guest of her daughter, Mrs, Freder- | returned home after spending ti ick Cays, Wellington street. past sufimer with Dr. M MacA . ' en superintendent of McKellar ; Mrs. Joseph Frasso, Earl street, has returned after a three month's visit with her son, Martin Frasso, | Barre, Vt. Martin accompanied his | Honeymoons are often eclipsed mother home for two weeks and re- |ficancial stringency. | Fort William. t (Continued On Page 14) I 0000000