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SATURDAY OCTOBER 6, 1923 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG TO LET | STREET -- Frame RIDEAU light. $16.00 rooms, electric month. ALFRED STREET -- Furnished, | October 1st to May 1st. Brick, 8 rooms. All conveniences. $55.00 | per month, | INSURANCE of all k Reli- | able companies only repref€nted. | VICTORY BONDS bought and sold. | R. H. Waddell Phones 316-596. ne Rreck St. THOMAS COPLEY | Carpenter. Phone 987. | Catpentry | See us for all kinds of Caipe work. Estimates given on new floors Inid. Have your hardwood floors clean- ed with eur mew floor cleaning .ma- | chine, : Wah Long Laundry Has moved from 1535 Wellington Street to 112 BROCK STREET. Phone 818F. : : SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. pe | PIANO TUNING |, Plano Tuning, Repairing and Player Plano Adjusting. Norman H. Butcher, 27 Pine Street, PHONE 184. DR. A.W. WINNETT | DENTAL SURGEON, Wellingtun | Phone 309) | | { | Corner of Johmson and Streets ASK FOR BELL'S CUCUMBER CREAM (Chapped Hands, etc.) Use Use It Always All Ways. CEN RASH ON HANDS Fingers Cracked. Lost Sleep. Cuticura Heals. "Eczema began with a rash on my hands and I could not put my hands in water. It grew worse day and my hands and fingers ail cracked which made them covered Yah eruptions. I lost sleep with the ** The trouble lasted three months before I heard of Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two and a half boxes of Cuticura Ointment the eczema was healed." (Signed) Miss Eva E. Belliveau, 338 Highfield St., Moncton, New Brunswick. For every of the toilet and bath Cuticura p, Ointment and Talcum are wonderfully good. inaTses at ho TW Aomtraai - a where, Snap Me. Ofntment 26 and fc. Talcum Se. IPF" Cuticura Soe» shaves without mug. Winter Coats made to order from $12 up to $25 L. WINSTON LADIES' TAILOR Phone 993. . 97 Wellington Street. Dr. W. 0. Vyiooman DENTAL SURGEON Coruer of Princess and Barrie Streets. 314 Barrie PHONE 2494J. Office Hours: 8.30 am. te 6 p.m. Street. a treme Dr. Vincent A. Martin DENTIST Evenings by appointment. 272 Princess Street. Phone 2045w. a a For M of FREIGHT, FURNITURE, SAFES, PIANOS, CARTAGE and STORAGE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Kingston Transfer Co 377. Kvenl 108 WELLINGTON STREET. Dental Surgeon DR. J. C. W. BROOM L.D.S,, D.D.S. Wellington and Breck Streets. ., 158 Wellingt, Entrance, el on ivening by a » PHONE 875. v a eople's Florist 177 Wellington Street. Fresh Flowers and Plants daily. Funeral designs, and wedding bouquets to order. Phone 1763. v W.R McRae & Co RE ---- Talk Doesn't Make Good COAL but good coal makes talk. All our customers will be found ready and willing to tell you how good our coal always is, BOOTH & CO. 'Phone 188. Grove Inn Yards Hot Water Furnaces, Stoves and Quebec Heaters for sale. L Cohen Co PHONES 886 and 837. -------- Va (NY RYO DOMINION EXPRESS MONEY ORDER AES VS dle] C DOMINION EXPRESS AGENC DN i i i is COMMON LM! wid UNL! CHECKE! TIME MAY LEAD T' CONDITION. SIMI OR ELOP AND REQUIRE AINED TREATMENT T 18 Ov D8 THOMAS' ECLECTRIC Oo FOR SALE $4000 r= 10 rooms, 5 bed- rooms, 3 P.B,, verandah, electric and gas, hot air, 3 fireplaces, 2-car garage, garden. Frame, 9 rooms,. 5 bed- $405 rooms, 3 P.B., verandah. electric and gas, hot air, stable for 3 horses, drive house. $48 Double frame, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 P.B., porch, electric and gas, garden. $4800" veneer, 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 3 P.B., veran- dah, electric and gas, hot alr, imme- diate possession. $5000 7 rooms, 3 bed- rooms, 3 P.B., verandah, and sun porch, electric and gas, hot air, hardwood floors, good garden, Brick, 7 rooms, 4 bed- $5200 rooms, 3 P.B., verandah, electric and gas, hot air, garden. KINGSTON"S LEADING - FLORIST Funeral and Wed- ding work our ty. Corner of Brock and Welling- Jon Streets. TELEPHONE 770. KINGSTON np VICINITY | For Fall and Winter Wear. See our range of Boys' and Mens' Heady to Wear Suits and Overcoats all the latest styles, also everything ia Men's Furnishings at a great re- ! duction in price. Prevost, Brock street. Transferred to Richmond. Rural Dean Iveson, rector of St. ! John's church, Iroquois, has been ap- pointed by the Bishop of Ottawa to the parish of Richmond. Dean Iveson was rector at Fitzroy harbor | before going to Iroquois. To Hold Plowing Match. The site for the first plowing mat- | ches to be held by the newly organiz- ed Hastings Couuty Plowmar's As- ! sociation has been selocted. The farm of Zarl Vrooman, Ridge Road. | about four mil2s from Stirling. The event will take place on Oct 24th. | f | Fifteen Years Happily Marrried. A pleasant afternoon was spent «t the home of Mr. and Mrs. James McFarlane, of Marysville, on Sej:. 30th, when they celebrated the fif- teenth anniversary of their marriage. A sumptuous dinner was served, to which the guests did ample justice. To Spend Some Time in West. Rev. Dr. S. G. Bland is to spend a week giving special addresses and Bible readings at Zion church, Moose Jaw, Sask., during October. Dr. Bland will likely visit Winnipeg and is prepared to spend some time in the 'west if churches desire his ser- vices. Increased the Salary. The official board of Norfolk street Methodist church, Guelph, a few days ago added $200 to the sal- ary of their pastor, Rev. Henry Ir- vine, making the salary $2,600 a year. Mr. Irvine was formerly of Kingston, entering the ministry from here. Give Good Detalls. Mrs. A. F. Chown, University av- enue has received Japanese papers from her daughter, Mrs. Woods- \ worth, who lives at Kobe, and came { safely through the recent' earth- | quake. The papers, in English, con- | tain vary interesting details of the great catastrophe. Fruit Pedlars. Police Magistrate Ruttan., Napa- | nee, has decided in a case against | Sidney Lucas that the pedling of | fruit throughout the country by a | person other than the producer | thereof without! a county license, is a breach of the county by-law relat- ing to hawkers and pediars. Magedoma in Winter Quarters. The palatial steam yacht Mage- doma, owned by the Fulford estato of Brockville, has gone into winter quarters at Tunnel Bay. ~ The Mags- doma is the largest steam vacht on the St. Lawrence, being built for ocean cruising, but seldom leaves the river. Her hailing port is London Erg. ------ Former Student Pays Visit. William White, Chicago, a former student of the Ontario School for the Deaf and a printer hy occupa- tion, is spending a vacation in Belle- ville. Mr. White, employed as a compositor at the Ontario for seven years, is now engaged at that work in Chicago, having been a printer for forty-one years. Was A Record Event. Madoc Agricultural fair was held on Tuesday and Wednesday. The attendance was large. It wag one of the best fairs ever held in the vil- lage. The grounds are well adapted for the holding of a fair and are he- ing improved every year. The exhi- bits were varied and of an extensive nature. In al! of the classes the entries were more numerous than in former years. and when placed in position presented an attractive ap- pearance. W. J. Hill, the energetic secretary was a busy man. A Drowning Accident. A sad accident occurred at Carle- ton Place when David George War- ren, second son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warren, lost his life in the waters of the Mississippi at the Bat- es & Inmes bridge. The little fel- low, in his ninth year, was playing with Jack Parker, both boys being on the timbers above the stop-logs on the new Bates & Innes bridge, when the Warren boy lost his bal- ance and fell Int the deep water above the dam He was dead when rulled from the water. The cheese production of eastern ] sm at Clayton, majestically rearing its mighty head above the waters of the St. Lawrence and occupying the most prominent position on the river for miles around. Retailers to Meet. The retail merchants association is to meet at the Board of 'Trade rooms next week for the purpoae of dealing with several questions that are of very great interest to retailers. W. Y. Mills, president, who has given much time to business cf the local organization, is sending out the notices to the representatives ol the different-sections. Eleven Months Ill; Dies Suddenly. Following an illness of eleven nionths, death came suddenly to Sis- ter 8t. Alban on Wednesday in the Fembroke General Hospital. The late Sister St. Alban (nee Catherine McCarthy) was in her fifty-first year. She was born and educated in Pem- broke, later entering the Order of the Grey Nuns of the Cross. For many years she was attached to tha staff of the Convent of Mary Immac- ulate, Pembroke, as assistant mis- tress of boarders. She is survived Ly one sister, Sister Sylvester, of the Order of Loretto, Loretto Abbey, To- ronto. Died in Winnipeg. Miss' Agnes L. C. Peters, passad away at Winnipeg on Sept. 21:t. Deceased was a daughter of the lata | Solomon Peters, formerly of New- | burgh. In her early life she learned | the art of dressmaking from Miss | Tait, Napanee, after which she fol- | lowed her trade for a number of | yours. Mise Peters then accepted a position as head saleslady in the mantle department of the T. Eatqn Co., Winnipeg. About a year azgh | she had a slight stroke, which was followed by another. The funeral took place in Winnipeg. eet -- The Anneka Jans Bogardus Estate. James Maxwell, 17 Victoria street, chairman of the Kingston association of Anneka Jans Bogardus heirs, is in receipt of an affidavit made by William Webber Easton, Toronto, in the matter of the estate of Wolfert Webber, which throws much light ou ) the intense interest of thousands of persons who trace their descent from Anneka Jans Bogardus. Mr. Egstern claims to be a direct descendant. He says that within the past six months an heir residing in Michigan bas heen approached by people "who of- fered him money for his influence in side<tracking the efforts of the heirs to \obtain that to which they are en- titled." Mr. Eastern says that he has interviewed nearly five hundred descendants and found that none had the mystifying case that has aroused | pursued their investigations to the same extent as he has done. "There Were DR. CHASE'S Which I Could Mrs. H. Robert Wells, English Harbour, Trinity Bay, Nd, writes: 50 Cents a box, all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., I4d., Toronto = Many Thi | ot Ea "I was troubled with nervous dyspepsia--so much so that were a great many things 1 could not eat at all on account of the distressed feeling after- wards. I used many different remedies, but they did me little good. Finally I tried Dr. Chase's Nerve Food and Kidney-Liver Pills, and was surprised at the relief this combined treatment gave me in such a short time." NERVE FOOD MAHOOD'S DRUG STORE TUE Lotion for Skin Disease Prescripaon for Eczema Ha eh ema pand J13 remedr-e Soap Easy courage home industry. PHONES Buy A Monarch Battery! It's as good as the best on the market. Made here by Kingston workmen. Boost your home town--buy the Monarch Battery and en- This Battery has the power, reliability, durability, The Monarch Battery Co. Limited 275 ONTARIO STREET, KINGSTON, ONT. 886-837. rn a FIBRE BOARD is a firm board of great strength. It makes fine ceilings and wall panellings. The factory where it is manufactured, has been destroyed by fire, but we are fortu- nate in having on hand, a sufficient stock for present needs. S. ANGLIN CO. LIMITED Woodworking Factory, Lumber Yards. Bay and Wellington Streets, Kingston, Ont. NEW PHONE NUMBER--1571. SPECIAL VALUE Men's Brown Goodyear Welt Boots, solid leather, $6.00 value, all sizes. SALE PRICE $4.59 JACK JOHNSTON'S SHOE STORE Phone 231]. 70 Brock Street BACK IN OUR NEW STORE IN THE OLD STAND 78 BROCK ST. GOURDIER'S 8ee our New Fall Overcoats and Eng- $20 and lish Gabardine Coats -.. ... ... ... $22.00 $25.50 $28.00 TWEDDELL'S Clothing House Men's and Young Men's Blue Serge and Chevolt Suits -.. ... ... ... ..... Extra Trouser Suits, in three shades of Fine Tweed. Special Price ... ... - TO-NIGHT Men's Heavy Ribbed Wool Sox-- English make, Black and Heather. All sizes for ..............50c. a pair Men's Cashmere Sox-- Black and colors, all sizes, for . . . .. .50c. a pair. Women's Wool Cashmere' and Silk and Wool Stockings--a large va- , riety of new colors from 75¢. a pair up. Wool Sweaters, Pullovers and Tuxedos--all 1-3 off price. : Co.