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'% TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1924, THE DA ILY BRITISH WHIG -------- -_ | Builder from Childhood to Old Age ------ DELCO- LIGHT || The complete Electric Light and Power plant for every country home. { W.C. CANNON 164 Barrie Street. Phone 1130J. | Real Estate | to suffer for it after. "Indigestion Gas On Stomach Pains After Meals | Many people suffer terribly trom | | ges and pains in the stomach after | every meal, and are kept in constant | misery. | For the past,44 years Burdock! Blood Bitters has been bringing hope | and joy to thousands suffering from various forms of stomach trouble, heiping them to eat three square meals a day; helping them to eat| anything they wish, without having Mr. Fred Nielson, Moose Jaw, | with stomach trouble | and also gas on the | I could not eat anything | | except some light food and even then | General Insurance each meal. Reliable English, Canadian and | Azaerican companies represented. Guarantee Bonds. Victory Bonds hought and sold. R. H. Waddell Phaoues wau-b6. 54 Breek St. | ~ THOMAS COPLEY | Carpenter. Phone 987 Sce us for all kinds of Carpentry | work. Estimates given on new Hours | laid. Mave your hardwood floors elean-| COLDS - ed with our mew floor cleaning ma- | chine. | PIANO TUNING' Plato Tuning, Repairing and Player Plano Adjusting, Norman || H. Butcher, 27 Pine Street, |! PHONE 134. | -- r ~---- DR. A. W.WINNETT DENTAL SURGEON Corner of Johnson and Wellington. Strects. Telephone 368. For Moving of FREIGAT, FURNITURE, SAVE: PIANOS, CARTAGE and STORAGE E DESC TON Kingston Transfer Co. ! ne 317. kvesings 2231, | 153 WELLINGTON STREET Dental Surgeon DR. J. C. W. BROOM LDS, D.DS, Welllugton sad Brock Streets. Entrance: 150 Welllugton St. Evenings by appointment. PHONE 670. | =| | RIGAN, 'or HEMSTITOHING, PICOT DAING [Winter Coats made to |order from $12 up to $25 I would be bothered with pains after I could not work a whole day without being done out. I had tried everything; doctors, medicines | Blood Bitters. | have taken four bottles and it has nearly, If not com- | pletely, restored me to health again." Manufactured only by The T. Mil- { burn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. CHAPPED HANDS - BURNS | Tee | QUEEN'S HOTEL | Has been taken over by M. J. BER- | late of the Whitney Hotel. First class Hotel Service is assured, Good yard and stables in connection, Your patrosiage iy solicited. 119 BROCK ST. « . . PHONE 750. Bronchitis - exhausts vitality 1 de] 4 F SEN EMULSION § restores strength A MAAR anna and Laying Cord om each side of Hemstitch, MRS. H. J. SHALES National Cleaners Phone 2166. Bagot and William Streets EAA A A no an L. WINSTON, = LADIES* TAILOR Phone 908, 97 Wellington Street. WATTS | People's Florist Fresh Flowers and Plants daily. weddin Funeral designs, and & bouquets to order. Phone 1768. Residence 1187. --_-- | | WR. MeRae & i, Golden Lion Block -------- i de rt For a bad fire, call thé Fire Department. . For a good, clean, hot five, call for BOOTH & C05 COAL 'Phone 188. Grove Inn Yards | 400 REPAIRED GREY | Smnounce that Dr. Alex. M. | carry om his | from hin office, 84 Brock Street. --_--ee---- ANNOUNCEMENT $2,300 Dr. Vincent A. Martin DENTIST Evenings by appointment. 272 Princess Street. Phone 2045w, Dr. H. A. Stewart, Dentist, wishes to Clark will practice during his absence Dr. W. O. Vrooman| DENTAL SURGEON Cormer of Princess and Barrie Streets, 4 Eatrance: 314 Barrie Street. PHONE *494J. Office Hours: 5.30 a.m, te Se p.m, Teddy . Pants FOR THE BABY. Made of the best Rubber. The. MILLER Heavy Pants give wonderful service, and are & great convenience. We carry two sizes -- med- ium and large. Price 50c¢ M. R. McColl Prescription Druggist, (Opp. Bt. Andrew's Church) Phone 82 KINGSTON aNp VICINITY Visiting in Ottawa. Pr. L. F. versity, has b&en in Ottawa over the week-end. -------------- To Erect Bungalows. Fred Hurbut has purchased the va- cant lot at the corner of Charles and Arthur streets, Gananoque, and this | Sask., writes:--""All last summer I| coming Season will erect two bun- | Was troubléd {and indigestion, | stomach. galows, ------------ . Twenty Inches of Ice. Twenty-inch ice is being taken out of the Bay of Quinte by Belleville dealers, It is the best which they have geen in years, as it is all water | and pills, until I read about Burdock ! ice, -------------- Bonspicl at Smith's Falls, A bonspiel at Smith's Falls is on between curlers in Lanark county, including Perth, Smith's Falls, Carle- ton Place, Almonte and Pakenham, Arnprior being on the outskirts was also invited. -------- To Address Insurance Men. Cecil Bethune, president of the Ot- tawa Board of Trade, is being asked to address the insurance men of Kingston while he is here attending the convention of the Urban School Trustees of Ontario. He is one of the officers of the Fire Underwriters Association, -------------- A Call Extended. At a congregationkl meeting of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, Peterboro, a call was extended to Rev. James W. Gordon, M.A., B.D. Mitchell, Ont. Rev. Mr. Gordon succeeds Rev. James Rollins, who ac- cepted a call to Renfrew a short time ago, ---- To Remain With Bank, His legion of friends are glad to hear that R. R. F. Harvey, manager of the city buildings branch of the Bank of Montreal will be on the stafr of the new bank here. Mr. Harvey has been in the banking business forty years and is most highly re- garded by all his customers. ------ Address and Presentation, Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Brown were taken by surprise, when the congre- gation of Ebenezer church, Lennox county, gathered at their home and presented a beautiful hanging lamp to Mrs. Brown, who has officiated as organist of the church for a number of years. Clayton Anderson made the presentation, and Rev. C. J. Wilson read the address, ------------ Held Successful Euchre. The French-Canadians held an- other very successful euchre and dance party on Friday evening last. The winners of the valuable prizes Goodwin, Queen's Ua | were as follows: Lady's first prize, Mrs, Le Maire; consolation, Mrs. Be- | dore; gentleman's first prize, Fred | Brennan; consolation, Mr. Cherry. James Dobbie Dead. James N. Dobble, Lanark, widely | has, as yet, known on account of his long con- nection with the; Dobbie hotel, pas- sed away last week, deeply lament- ed by hosts of friends. He had been | ill for a considerable time. - ~------ | Boy's Leg Broken, In bed with a badly crushed and broken leg, Fred Wilson, aged eight, Kemptville, is lamenting the fact that he ever adopted the practice of 'catching on" sleighs. He was rid- ing on a dray en route to Kemptville station, when it suddénly skidded and struck a tree beside the road. The little boy's leg was caught be- tween the tree and the sleigh and was badly broken! To Our Correspondents. Occasionally some of our corre- spondents may notice that items in- cluded in their news budgets relating to entertainments, etc., do not ap- pear. The reason for this is that this is advertising for which a fee is charged Unless we get instruec- tions specifically ordering them and notifying us to whom they are chargeable we must of necessity withhold them. iii Succumbed to Quinsy, | clientele here. ton, will be a sincere loss to the com- The death at his residence on the Oak Leaf road of John Wiiliam- son has caused widespread regret in the community. He succumbed to quinsy at the age of sixty-five years. The late Mr. Williamson bore an ex- emplary character and was very highly regarded throughout the sec- tion. He was in religion an Angli- can and politically a Conservative. Besides his wife he is survived by four sons and three daughters: Roy, Carl, Bert, Leonard, Nellie, Ida and Annabell, Died of Typhoid Fever, After an illness of six weeks with typhoid fever there passed away at his home at Cardinal, Robert Tur- ner, aged sixteen, second eldest son of Mr. and Irs. A. Turner. From the time he was taken ill he rallied through every crisis until Thursday noon last when he was taken worse. He was operated upon and only liv- ed until seven o'clock on Friday mor- ning. He was a bright boy and always willing to take part in everything. He was a pupil of the continuation school. " Will Be Sorry to Lose Him, With the amalgamation of the three branches of the Bank of Mont. I THERB-ARE LOTS OF CARS, es will run plenty fast enough and fai "fall down" course, modern vormalily geared car, Attributable to leaky engine whose cylinders pulling power, when thus cylinder leakage to produce climber {s thereto bores--even if reboring and refitt] leakage. But unless the hill climbing 80 that fail to make its car climb hills of carbon deposits, or through cannot be knocking--full engine power can will be low, - ENGINE 18 WEAK ON HILLS Branch Post Office 7 room brick, 4 bed- rooms, 3 p. B., elec- tric and gas, hot air furnace, small yard; North. Frame, 7 rooms, 3 Pp. B., elec. light, Mrs. C, 8. writes: When my car is being driven up hill and approach the top it almost stops, the engine seeming to lose its compression, I have had the valves ground and the carbon taken out without its run. ning being Improved. Can you give me any helpful suggestions? t It seems most probable to us that the engine does not get gasoline enough to sup ly its fuel requirements en It working h with the throttle fully opened, and suggest that you make sure that the piping and the are not obstructed results will not be obtained. engine is overcooled, so that vaporization is pre-expansion or even preignition well. fully opened without prei | The Poor Hill Climber Its Generally A Case Of Deficient Torque At Low Speeds pecially among the older ones, which rly miserably when pointed Jothing more snnoying than such a lack of hill climbing ability. Of if a car is geared very high, hill climbing standards are not applicable to 'them, but with the failure to take cylinders or to Incorrect mixture quality. leak gas may develop high speed and fairly good speeded up, because there is its worst effects. Is slowed down, under & heavy load, there pression stroke and serious smoothly on.the level, but which up severe grades, and there is 4S many of the older ones were, grades creditably fis generally An not time for But when such an engine is ample time for a large loss of propulsive It its imperfect, or if it overheats, cipal Sliter gave a brief address and the meeting adjourned with the sing. "an. rell, on Monday, served notice of ap- peal against the conviction on the charge of murdering Russell Camp- bell at Melbourne, ra Pains in Back Subdued A Nova Scotian Tells How of its charges occurs it will Then too, if through the presence gas indicated by hill climbing ability was before. Can you explain this? Answer: If you scraped out the carbon when you had the cylinder head off to change the gasket this would account for the cessation of the knock. Sometimes it happens that a gasket, which has been long In use, becomes very much flat- tened and, as a result of this, squeezes out slightly into the eylin- der , where its edges are ex- Posed to-such intense heat that they b hot zh to pr ite the charges when the engine is working hard. This may have been what caused the knock and as the new gasket does mot protrude into the cylinders this trouble is overcome.' ten CIRCULATING WATER Bons &, . tr real in the new building on King | street general regret is being ex-| pressed at the removal of H. A. To- | field, who for years past was manager of the bank at the corner of Brock and Wellington streets. Mr. Tofield not learned where his next place of residence will be. He is a capable manager, cordial, energetic, easy of access and anxious to please | his customers. "He buflt up a fine In church, in com- | mercial and social circles he found ! scope for his abilities. As a coun-| cillor of the Board of Trade he was | helpful in the work of that organiza- His removal from Kingston | ---- Elocted County Officers. Thé County Orange Lodge of | Prince Edward elgcted these officers at its annual mebting: { i munity life. is very suitable for Ranges and Small toves. Also splendid for topping the furnace fire during the night. Itis cheaper than the larger sizes. Try it. S. ANGLIN CO. LIMITED Woodworking Factory, Coal and Lumber Yards. BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS, KINGSTON, ONTARIO. Telephone: Private Branch Exchange, No. 1571. BUY ADVERTISED GOODS They Must Always Give Full Value Sr . » Master, Bro. Thomas Milligan, Northport. { Deputy Master, Bro. Alex. Van-| Horne, Woodville, Chaplain, Bro. Northport. Financial Sec., Bro. William Car- | ley, Consecon. Treasurer, Bro. Robert Wood, Al- lisonville. Rec. Sec., Bro. Faul, Allisonville, Director of Ceremonies, Bro. W. Wight, Allisonville, Pirst lecturer, Bro. Percy Rahbie, Bloomfield. : Second lecturer, Bro. A. L. Van- Horne, Woodville, First committee, Bro, Frank De- more, Cherry Valley. 4 Rev, Rickard, N. Lewis N. Me- Collegiate Literary Society. The semi-monthly meeting of the Collegiate Institute junior Literary Society was held on Friday in the assembly hall. As the pupils were assembling, the orchestra played some lively music. The meeting opened with "O Canada." The "Wasp" (the society comic paper) was read by the president. The or- chestra then played another selec- tion. Following this the president told of the coming oratory contest and then Jack Stafford reid an in- teresting account of Robért Byrne' life, After the orchestra played an- other selection, a vocal solo, was] given by Miss Mildred Caughy, ac- | companied by Miss Marion Truscott. Following this came a reading of "Tamoshanter" by Edwin Strachan. After another orchestra selection Hilda Friendship and Edith Hussie gave a whistling duet accompanied by Miss Salisbury at the piano. Prin- ing of the National Anthem. Through his counsel, Sydney Mur- Sore Chest Relieved FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE Everything iE Reduced |E3{}HH ef 000 Kitchen Cabinets in Oak, Elm, White Enamel-- all the latest attachments. Large se- lection ..... 209 : ESS = ~~ = Sn 1 --y LIBRARY TABLES In Oak, Walnut and Mahogany-- 15 to 209% off. Robt. J. Reid Director of Funeral Seryles. Ambulance Phone 577, 8he Overcame Her Troubles "I consider. Nerviline the best remedy for a cold, sore throat or tightness across the chest," writes Miss Lucy Mosher, from Windsor, | N. 8. "For years our home has never been without Nerviline. I had a cold on my chest that four. teen remedies couldn't break up. I rubbed on Nerviline three times ERD CATARRH With Clogged Air ot If your nostrils are clogged and NA Gourdier's For Furs A fine collection of skins of all Kinds; small Furs and Fur Coats. 78 BROCK STREET Phone 700 I A i do Clearing odd lies of $26.00 to $35.00 + $19.00 VERCOAT SALE $3,500 {5 i hot air furnace, verandah, barn, henhouse and drivehouse and large yard. South. $4 Solid brick, ) rooms, 3p. B., ver- hot air furnace, garage pnd gar- 3 AllWool Blankets Price $1.50 ' IL. Cohen & Co. 207-275 ONTARIO STREET PHONES 836 and 887. . |! your head stuffed because of catarrh or a cold, get Ely's Cream Balm at | any drug store. Apply a little of this pure, antiseptic, germ sroving cream into your nostrils and let penetrate through every air passage of your head and membranes. In- stant relief. 1° How good it feels. - Your head is clear. Your nostrils are open. You |. breathe freely. No more hawking or or Head edldy and catarrh yield magie. 't stay stuffed a. choked up and miserable. Relief sure. Also' be sure that the 23g andah, elec. light, i! : § gas Frame, 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 3 d B., elec. light and gas, 0 154300 ; hot air heating, hardwood floors. South. $9 Solid brick, 8 roonis I 8p B, elec. and gas, hot water heat- ed throughout, handsome fire- Place, large garage and woodshed (steel), garden. Well decorated. 237 BAGOT STREET Office Telephone ............ 229 Residence ........ 2260J--1150w, en A man without courage isa knife without an edge. £31 his # SPECIAL VALUES AT 1 $25.00