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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 10us. Certain THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG UNVEILING OF CAIRN ~~ [s°cocseseesovncaes EAST OF CORNWALL; = meme. cau. * Berkeley, Calif., Sept. 18. -- In 'Memory of the Late Col.|* fix hundred buildings ware de- "% stroyed and damaged ol ten John Macdonell of "Aber= million .dollars done by fire chalder." which wiped out thirty-fiva en- ---- # tire Berkeley blocks late yes- Cornwall, Sept. 18.--The Cana-|# ierday, It is shown in the fig- dian national parks branch of the | 4 ures compiled by the mayor's department of the interior of Can- | 4 office. It is estimated that 2,- { ada recently erected a cairn and |+4 400 persons lost their homes. tablet on the provincial highway,|# No lives are known to have about four miles east of Cornwall, i + been lost, although two stu- immediately behind what is known | 4 dents were seen 0 plunge into { as. Glengarry house, at Stonehouse | 4 the vortex of the fire when the | Point, in memory of Col John Mac- | *% roof of 4 house, upon which Founded 1847 ------ Custom PEEP PF EPL ECBO er +b Tailoring We are now showing the largest and most complete range of Fall Suitings and Overcoatings we have had in many ygars. EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS English arid Scotch Tweeds and Worsteds, Homespuns, Donegals and Genuine Harris Tweeds. We ask the consideration of the man who appreciates Fine Custom Tailoring. Suits to your measure, 45.00 to *60.00 LIVINGSTON'S SATISFACTION 75-79 BROCK S 8 SATISFACTION ASSURED ASSURED "If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk" Quality--Larger Market-- Service Retail Marriot Phones 458-450, Business Office 865. Wholesale Department 1767. - Carloads of - Basket Fruits + SPECIAL PRICES FOR FAIR WEEK Fresh Picked--Pack Guaranteed Peaches of the good Crawford and Elberta Yarioties (overflow pack), 11 quart basket OC. : Plums, 75c. Pears, $1.25. Grapes, 50c VEGETABLES--For pickles, Sauces, etc. Tomatoes, basket or Shor, Al quality. Celery, Cauliflower, Peppers (hot and sweet), Cucumbers, Gherkins, Slicers, Picklers, Silver-skin Onions. VINEGARS--xxx Cider, 50c gal.: White Hl Pickling 50c gal.; English and Malt 80c gal 10 Ibs Granulated Sugar, with order, $1.08 Brunswick Cobblers, Peck, full 15 Ibs, 33c. i TEAS COFFEES Blead (Black), 60c snd Bashers Blends... | donell, "Aberchalider," who played | | an important part in the Canadian { militia and legislature of Upper Canada as well as in'the progress of the country. The dedication and un- velling took place yesterday after- noon, and was attended by well over one thousand prominent persons from the counties of Glengarry and Stormont, ne The chair was occupied by John A. Chisholm, ex-mayor of Cornwall, who opened the proceedings with a short address, referring to the many aots of patriotism performed by the Colonel in whose honor the cairn was erected, .as well as others of by- gone days who performed similar service for their country. Others who spoke In like strain were, Gen. Cruickshanks, chairman of the his- toric sites and mohument board of Canada, J. A. Bangster, M.P.P,, for Glengarry, J. C. Milligan, M. P.P. for Stormont, Rev. Dr| Arpad Govan, Williamstown, J. A. Mac- Donell, K.C., "Greenfield," Alex- andria. The latter acknowledged the gift of the cairn on behalf of the family of Colonel Macdonell. RAP FORD SYSTEM AS SOUL KILLING The British Industrial Wel- fare Society In Conference At: Balliol College. London, Sept. 18.--An attack on the effects of the Ford system of mass production was made yesterday at the Conference of Industrial Wel- fare held at Balliol College, Oxford, under the auspices of the Industrial Welfare Society. The discussion had been started on the need of adopting for English factories some definite plan of ad- ministration, and the suggestion was made that this would deprive people of initiative and would lend to be- come "soul killing, like the Ford works." Dr. William W. Johnson, medical officer of the Ford Motor Company, took exception to the epithet, say- ing that Ford employees in Great Britain all receive three shillings per hour and none of them seemed to have lost his som. Other speakers, however, argued that a good deal of Bolshevist preaching came from those who had to spend their days on rapetition pro- cesses, and Miss Mathias, of the Eng- lish Electric Company, declared: "We don't want men of inteiligence if we are going to Fordize industry." BELIEF OF ONTARIO'S PREMIFR. Has Mandate to do as He Likes With OG. T. A. Ottawa, Sept. 18. -- It is under- stood here on good authority that Premier Ferguson has decided that 'the recent election results will be regarded by him as sufficient man- date, without any further referen- dum to the people, for whatever ac- tion he and his government may take in connection with the Ontario temperance act. The whole issue, it Is held, was fully discussed during the campaign, the mandate to govern réceived by Mr. Ferguson was a clear cut one, and the members of his ad- ministration believe themselves to be fully seized of the opinion of the People of the province without further reference to the latter. ---------------- Watching The Border Line * For the Escaped Convicts United States Consul F. §. S. Johmson has secured information concerning the four convicts who es caped from Portsmouth penitentiary, and has notified all the immigration inspectors along the border to keep close tab in case the convicts make an attempt to cross the line, Superior court judges cannot be retired at seventy-five years of age: they are appointed "during good be- havior". County judges and district judges by act of parliament auto- maticaily retire at seventy-five years of age. ' The council of the League of Na- tions Monday announced it consider- ed the Greco-Italan dispute as a closed incident. ' A Canadian company has heen ne- goliating for the Empire theatre sits in Leicester Square, London, teses00000s0000000 * #% they had climbed collapsed. > * CROSSES THE OCEAN IN 30-FOOT BOAT Record Feat by French Yachts~ man=Tennis Star--Voy= age of 142 Days. New York, Sept. 18.--Because he wanted to see New Ycrk, Alain J. Gerbault, international tennis star, crossed the Atlantic single-handed in a thirly-foot ten-ton racing cutter built thirty-one years ago by the late Dixon Kemp, famous sailor and de- signer of King Edward's private yacht. . Gerbault started from Cannes, Francg. on April 5th, of this year. and landed late on Friday night at the foot of Fort Totten, L.I., after traversing 5.600 miles of ocean in 142 days. An exhibition of the past history of sailing shows that Gerbault creat- ed a record for a trans-Atlantic voy- age in small eraft. In the summer of 1918 Captain Thomas Drake, an Englishman, of Gravesend, near Lon- don, in the Sir Francis sailed 25,000 wiles in a thirty-two-foot boat, and was assisted by a five horse-power efi- gine, During Gerbault's four and a half month voyage he met three hurri- canes, when the wind blew at sixty- five miles an hour and huge seas en- gulfed the tiny vessel, wracking the gear. At another period his water supply went bad and he had to jetti- son two-thirds of it. Thereafter he existed on a daily ration of a cup of water for all purposes. After the hurricane came tropical rain. Ger- bault was sp soaked that he' went about naked for ten days. He caught a fever, accompanied by a sore throat which prevented him from swallow- ing. 'Then he became unconscious for forty-eight hours. Gerbault de- clares that during this time Provi- dence must have guided his boat. He was often without sleep for three and four days at a time: When he arrived he had not.closed nis eves for eighty hours, yet he was able to unfold the narrative of his trip in un- faltering Englfsh, which he. speaks and writes with ease. His chief <on- cern was a bath and a change of clothes. Chicago's Beer Industry . Is Reported Flourishing Chicago, Sept. 18. -- Despite the efforts of federal prohibition forces and the Chicago police force, the supply of booze, chiefly beer, has not been shut off or even diminished. The beer industry alone in Chicago has been developed to sales of al- most $30,000,000 a year and where there is this much money the busin- ess will continue. At the same time Mayor Dever at- tempted to clamp down the lid, Chi- cago breweries were putting out 13,- G00 barrels of real beer every week. At $30.a barrel, which was the low- est figure, that meant a business of $640,000 a month, or sales at the rate of $28,000,000. Farmers in United States-pitn big reduction in winter wheat acreage. DAILY MEMORANDUM. A.O.H. euchre and dance to-night in their hall, corner of Montreal and Prin: cess Sts. McGrath's orchestra. British mail will close at the Kings- ton post offite on Sept. 20th at 9 p.m. and on Sept. 21at at 9 p.m. PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLIES HANSON, CROZIER & EDGAR MARKET SQUARE BORN, FRAYN--On Sunday, Sept. 16th, 1923, at the Public Hospital, Smith's Falls, to Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Frayn, {nes [uella Hutcheson), & son { ie" )« -- ~a DIED, i WART---In Kingston, on Sunday, Sept. 16th, 1923, Alfred Wart, aged torty- two years. Funeral tok place from his sisters resid T 10 -- The id of Undertakers 254 and 256 CESS STREET Phone 147 for Ambulance ° The Are now becoming quite fash- ionable for coats, suits, etc., and we are featuring these just now. Quality and a reasonable Price are very prominent, Dress Flannels 54 inches wide. Very attractive mat erial--very much in vogue, Comes in all the want ed shades. *2.00 yard Serge Pure wool, 54 in. wide. Navy and black. Serviceable materials, 90c yd. BotanySerge All wool, 54 in. _wide. Colors, navy and black. '1.50 yd. Tricotine navy and black, 54 in. wide. 2.50 yd. BOTANY WOOL Serge Color, navy, 60 Blanket Coating 56 inches wide Pure wool--quite attractive for your coat. Satisfactory in every way. Shades are, beach, rose, sky blue, radio blue, LT. grey, taupe and buff. *2.50 yd. Polo Coating Pure wool coat material-- serviceable and satisfactory. Shades are, mist, grey, camel, sand, nigger Very attractive. brown, pelican, *2.00 yd. Bolivia Coating 56 inches wide Fine quality--very satisfac- tory. Camel, nigger brown, black, mist, dove, sand and 450 vd. Marvella Coating New and fashionable ma- terial--develops a stylish coat. -- 58 inches wide. y SATISFACTION & SON Black and 6,50 and 7.50 yd.