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WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14, 1923 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG RAILWAY LITRES AGENCY FOR ALL OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES Special attention given your family or friends going to or returning from the Old Country. Passports arranged 1 and rates apply to £ P. and T.A.G.T. Kingston, 1 C.N.-G.T and Ontario Stree Ry Office Jolinsor ston, Ontario Open Day and Night PHONE 89 Station C sorner King te -a Real Estate General Insurance. Reliable Companies only rep- } resented. ] 4 Bonds bought and sold. R. H. Waddell | [ Vhones 320-596. 56 Brock St. ASK FOR BELL'S CUCUMBER CREAM (Chapped Hands, etc.) Use It All Ways. Use Always ee A a A Aa Air arena Dr. Waugh DENTIST i 106 Wellington St. Phone 256 Dental Surgeon DR. J. C. W. BROOM L.D.S,, D.D.S, Ww gton and Brock Streets. Entrance, 158 Wellington St, Evening by appointment, PHONE 670. pr DR. A.W. WINNEIT DENTAL SURGEON, and Wellington Phone 363. Corner of Johnson Streets For Moving of FREIGHT, FURNITURE, SAFES, | PIANOS, CARTAGE and STORAGE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Kingston Transfer Co. Phone 377. Evenings 2231. 153 WELLINGTON STREET. ---------- em WATTS People's Florist 177 Wellington Street. Fresh Flowers and Plants daily. Funeral designs, and wedding bouquets to order. Phone 1763. Residence, 1137. -------- mmm _. | W. R McRae & Co. QOLDEN LIOk BIOOK. PEA COAL and COKE HARD AND SOFT. WOOD Cut in stove lengths. BOOTH & CO. Grove lan Yard Phone 133 Fruit and | Vegetables | Cholee nssortment Dananas, { { 1 Oranges, Grape-Frult, Malaga | Grapes, good variety Vegetables, 1 Lettuce, Radishes, Celery, ete. | | { { See us for xood things to eat. BON MARCHE GROCERY Corner King und Earl Streets Phone 1844. { | | FOR SALE 6 Gasoline Engines. 3 HP. 'All new. I. Cohen & Co. 267.273 ONTARIO STREET PHONES 8868 and S37. THE HORRORS OF INDIGESTION Relieved by "Fruit-a-tives" the Fruit Medicine Indigestion, Weak Digestion or ial digestion of food, is one of he most serious of present Cc ymplaints-- because it is responsibie for many serious troubles Those who suffer with Indigestion, almost invariably are troubled with Rheumatism, Palpitation of the Heart, Sleeplessness and excessive Nervousness, "Fruit-a-tives"" will always relieve Indigestion because these tablets strengtlien the stomach increase the flow of the digestive iuices and correct Constipation which muscies, usually accompanies Indigestion. 50c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 250. At dealers or sent postpaid by | Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. AA An | ------ E. A. EMMONS i TAXI PHONE 1747-F ALL SEDAN CARS For a Billous Headache brew a cup of Celery King-- natural herbs and roots--a gentle laxative and purifier. Tones up the liver and stimulates digestion. Makes you feel bright and vigor- ous. 30c and 60c, at druggists. | Stop that Cough | It distresses you and your friends it is dangerous. A few drops of Shiloh, the b0-year old remedy, brings immediate relief. Shiloh stops that irritating tickling in the - throat, loosens the phlegm and heals the tissues. Get Shiloh, at your druggists, 30¢, 60c and $1.20. SHILOH ocx a mmm CLOCKS SPECIAL BARGAIN EACH WEEK DURING FEBRUARY. WINDOW ! L. C. HEMSLEY WATCHMAKER 149 8ydenham St. SEE rn A A Guard Against "Flu" With Musterole Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonia usually start with a cold. The moment you get those warning aches, get busy with good old Musterole. Musterole is a counter-irritant that relieves congestion (which is what a cold really is) and stimulates circulation. It has all the good qualities of the "to exp kt old-fashioned mustard plaster without the blister, Just rub it on with your finger-tips. First you will feel a warm tingle as the | healing ointment penetrates the pores, | then a soothing, cooling sensation and | quick relief. | Have Musterole handy for emergency | use. It may prevent serious illness. 40c and 75¢, at all druggists. i | | | ~~ | 3\ Wonderful | Soap Deal! | 14 req. 8c bars for $1. || Two stores i Phone orders promptly at- || tended to. ! D. B. Gage & Sons | Corner Pine and Division Streets. | Phone 2143F. Corner Montreal and Johnson Sts. Phone 540w, \ ma Building Bone is equally as important as ® building flesh. Foods that¥® ' assist Nature, fix lime in the bonésandteethare essential. § | Scott's Emulsion of pure vitamine-bearing cod-liver oil contains, A native of Augusta and a former well-known resident of Brockville, passed away on Sunday at Hamilton | lations | provided * Removed to Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins, nection, were remov eral Hospital on Monday James Reid's motor ambulance. Real Bargains. For the balance of the month we put on sale our entire stock of 8 Furnishings, see the bargains windows. Prevost, Brock Cadets Have Influenza Even the cadets at the Royal Mil- itary College are not immune from the ravag:s of influenza, and a nuu- ber of them are {n the hospital A Sick Court House A number of the officiais at the court house were confined to their homes on Monday on account of {ll- ness. Frank Purdy, the county treasurer, and Judge H. A. Lavell were among thi» number. On Cadet Service Lt.«Col." G. H. Gillespie, left on Monday for Renfrew and Pembroke {to Insp:ct classes in training in phy- number ot certiu- sical exercise A large school teachers are seeking cates in physical training. Not An Enviable Job One of the least enviable jobs m the city Is that held by the mounted | guard, or scout, at the Portsmouth! penitentiary The wa :s5t place "in | severe weather is certainly not on a| horse's back. Snow Shovedllers Busy The snow shovellers are again busy in the city and all thoughis of in discard when on Tuesday find the weather calcu- much upset. spring the: citizens morning to verw were thrown awakened Removing Snow from Streets The Board of Works department found it essary to remove solus of the main streets of on Tuesday. On Frin- cess street thi: snow was so deep it was impossible motor trafic to get along ne snow from city that for To Help Convention It has been announced that the lett r-carriers have generously do- nated their share of the proceeds of the dance held on Monday night to the postal clerks as the latter are holding a convention here this sum- mer, One Consolation Even if the weath.r is far from that desired by miost people just now there is one consolation in the fact that the performanc» of "May- | time In Erin" will be a reminder that there is an end to almost everythiug ---even a hard wintar, | Demand For Labor On Tuesday morning every man | who applied at thy local bureau was given a job Thirty men wera thus for, and the agent, Mr Stroud, eays that he sees no reason unemployment to be a matter of any concern from now on., Some Family. Florence--"I2id you see those lovely puppies ? Think of it, eleven of them. What will Joe do with them all ?"' Ela --"She has already done. Sha! advertised in the classified columns, The pups are good breed and she dis- posed of them in a few days." Here's A Good One. | Ome of the bright pupils at Victoria | school put over a new one the other day. The youngster had just started ; to schonl, and came an hour date.) The tedcher questioned him as to why he did not come to school on! time. "I came part of the way in! good Time," said the pupil, "but | when I got to the corner out here r| noticed a sign which said, "School, | 80 Slow." The kiddie evidently took | the auto olub's warning as an invita- tion to park himself on the corner. | Drove In Front of Car, f Carelessness on the part of a young { lady, driving an auto, almost caus-! ed a bad accident at the corner of King and West streets, on Saturday | afternoon last. The youne lady drove | the auto directly in front of a strest | car and only the quick work of the | motorman in stopping his car, sav-| ed a smash, Three or four people were in the auto. After the street | car continued on its way, the lady driver had another mishap, when she turned the car into a snow bank and it was stalled for a time, Synopsis af Sermron | The following is the synopsis ot | tho sermon preached in St. Alban's| church, at Ameliasburg, on Sunday! last ty the rector, Rev. W. J. Grat-| tan: i +t night should come and find me| at my toll, | When all life, is day, I had | thought faintly wrought. i And shallow furrows, stony sofl, Were all my labor; it naught, : 1 If only one poor gleanpr weak of hand, | Shall pick a scanly sheaf where! I have sown 3 "Nay, for of Thee the Master] doth demand Thy work; the harvest! rests with - Him alone. | The Late T. C. Cuddeford. Thomas Colling Cuddeford, a well- | known resident of this city, and an, employee of the C. P. R. for over twenty-five years, died suddenly at cleft In} Shall I count Kingston ete 1 | ston fifty-six rears ago and has sall-| and Vicinity of his sister, Mrs. =al street, on Mon- | was very met Deceased had been |day morning,> wh for & number of months, | held up for some nsi tion was not consider- from Portsmouth He was born in England | other suburban parts of the city suf- fifty-four years ago, and came to [fered the most, and many were fairly Kingston with his parents when he | good prospects for local auto dealers was only seven years of age. He | by the time they reached warm offic- worked on the old K. and P. railway es and workshops in the downtown for some years and had been lately | section. >mployed as a night watchman a the C.P.R. station Deceased was! unmarried, and leaves two sisters, | Drivers of horses should be very Mrs. Gow, this city and Mrs. 8, Con- {careful these days, and not allow nelly, Wolfe Island; and one broth- | their horees to remain on the street er, Charles Cuddeford, Flint, Miohi- | without being tied or having some the home Neil | ule 6 evidence on Tues- were the cars derable yo people Drivers Should Be Careful. gan. He was an Anglican in relig- | person in charge. Horses do not lke | | to stand in the cold weather, and one | ion, "~_lcannot blame them for running Predicts Farly Spring | away. On Tuesday morning, a carter Captain John Corkey, the veteran left his horse standing near the pilot of the St. Lawrence, predicts|C.P.R. station, while he attended to an early spring and he expects to|some business in the station, and ae the ice break up before the first| while he was away the animal bolt- | Captain Corky has sar-|ed. Owing to the heavy snowdrifts. | ed the Lakes for forty-three years | the horse could not pick up much | and during that time was master of | speed, and a young man succeeded in | of March. the tugs Montmorenoy, Curtis, and, jumping on to the sleigh and grabb- Ruth and the steam barges Alberta, |ing the reins and brought the horse | another 1 King Ben and Navaho as well as! under control, but it was being part owner of three vessels. | case of what might have resulted in Captain Corkey was born in King-'a very serious accident. ed since he was nine years of age. | ilot | A Thrilling Stunt. Te has y r il . BS has or Some UM Mma M oH A thrilling, and at the same timé between Kingston and Montreal. | 3 g an amusing 'stunt', was pulled off | = {by a young man on.a and * is disturbed. This and Catholic Women's League. The Catholic Women's League held its regular meeting on Sunday lafternoon, Many important questions relating to the work of the league | street on Saturday afternoon, | people who witnessed it are still | talking about the incident. A horse | a attached to a sleigh, started on | career without a driver, The young man in question, had a bag In his | jof the C. were discusad. A hearty Vole of ap: | hand and his efforts to stop the horse preciation was tendered Mrs. F. Pil- i 4 oe sx { were thus handicapped, but he stay ley, who presented a very interest- | on the job, and ne pono 120 euler talunent ture | ceeded in dropping his bag into the Beg a a i oe re | sleigh, and afterwards jumped in Fives ns ous Re 2 a a | himself and got control of the an- : a Te 3 8 » ge } imal, and saved what would, no of Colum us as were suce 4 | doubt, have resulted in a disaster as socially and financially. The nomina- | ae ot 4 ' Sh i ith M Cc C i the horse was heading for the rail- r e s. C -} Jing conrmittee, w Mrs. L, torr way tracks, and a train happened to gan as convenor, was appointed. Mrs, | . in 2 ne Lo th re : i be making its way along into the city James Hughes very graciously offer- | at the time y ed the Frontenac _hall for a dance to | : be held after Easter, for the benefit W. L. | | For Infants and Children | InUse ForOver 30 Years Always bears the Storm Was Responsible. The Kingston street car system is | seldom appreciated, or thought much about, until a heavy snowfall arrives on the scene and the smooth sched- Am Signature of A A A AAA AAP A A - NEEDS A SNOW-PLOW. --Hard ing in the Brooklyn Eagle. FN vena cvevennans, ) OFFER HIM } 4 Two aovELY | x BIRDS, AMD HE RRUNS AwAY » er THE BIRD-CATCHER. "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush." --The Evening News, London. STOP WONDERING What you are going to get for dinner. You have puzzled too long in thinking of a change. Bring the family here for a pleasing. well-cooked meal 'He'll enjoy ihe change--and youll be glad to rest NEW ENGLAND CAFE 331 King Street. Kingston, Ont. Phone 635 eventually suc- | 'CASTORIA 7 CLEAR LUMBER Special importations of rich colored woods of beautiful grain, for special in- terior house finish--California Redwood, Louisiana Cypress, B. C. Fir, Plain and "Quartered Oak, American Walnut, etc. S. ANGLIN & CO. Woodworking Factory and Lumber Yards, Bay and Wellington Streets, KINGSTON, Ont. Office Phone 66. Factory Phone 1415 Advance Styles We are now showing the newest in Men's Footwear for Spring. Call and look them over. For example-- i T'ony Red Calf Blucher on a real new last -- the snappiest yet . . JACK JOHNSTON'S SHOE STORE Phone 231]. 70 Brock Street downtown | mi eet essen, see eee, ovens Suit Sale Men and Young Men's $30.00 to $38.00 Suits for 20.5 Sizes 34 to 42. TWEDDELL'S * Clothing House ¢ 8 Bath Towels AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES White and Colored Terry Towels at 25c. and 35c. each. Christie's Famous English Bath Towels, heavy weight and good size, at 50c.,'60c. and 75c. each. White Terry Bath Towels, hemmed and hemstitched, at 75¢., 90c., $1.00 each. Linen Bath Towels, just the thing for men, at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 each. Bath Sheets, extra large sizes, at $2.00 and $2.25 each. tb W. N. Linton & Co. 1 Phone 191. The Waldron Store NN | Gourdier's