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MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1924. » 2 ¢ THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG fe -- A Bullder from Childhood to Old Age ~~ DELCO-LIGHT The complete Hleetric Light and l- Power plant for every country home. 164 Barrie Street. By No Means Khow Your Bowels To Get Constipated It you allow your bowels to be- comé' constipated you will have bil- tous attacks. sick headaches, coated tongue, foul breath, sallow complex- fon, specks floating before the eyes, whites of the eyes dull and yellow, heartburn, water brash, eted Keep your bowels regular by using Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills, as by doing so you will be able to keep well GENERAL INSURANCE. Fire, Plate Glass, Automobile, Ac~ . cident and Sickness, Burglary, Pub~ le Liability. : Fidelity and Guarantee Boads of all kinds. Negotiable Bonds and Securities when forwarded per registered mail. When contemplating a trip, remem- ber to insure your baggage, and save worry. . Let me quote yon rates on any line of insurance you may be interested ""R. H. Waddell Phones 3.0-506. 56 Broek St. "THOMAS COPLEY Carpenter. Phone 987 See us for all kinds of Carpentry work. Estimates given on mew floors laid. Have your hardweed floors clean- od with our mew floor ma. ehine. . PIANO TUNING Plano Tuning, Repairing and Player Piano Adjusting. Norman H. Butcher, 27 Pine Street, PHONE 134. DR. A.W. WINNETT DENTAL SURGEON Corner of Johnsoa and Wellington. Streeis. Telephone 868. pon For Moving of FREIGAT, FURNITURE, SAFES, ° PLANOS, SARTAGE and STORAGE 0 : Vv Kingslon Transfer Co. ve 2231, 158 WELLINGTON ET 'Dental Surgeon DR. J. C. W. BROOM / L.D.S, DDS, * Wellington and Brock Stredts, Entrance: 150 Wellington St. Kvenings by appointment. PHONE 670. 2 WATTS People's Florist Toth Pore ad Plana dally. Funeral designs, and wedding bouquets to order. Phone 1763. arServicy | W.R. McRae & Co. Golden Lion Block LISTEN! We don't give our custom- ers good 'coal, and good service, at first, and then gradually low er the standard. First, last and always the best, is the cardinal principle of our business, BOOTH & CO. "Phong 188. Grove lnm Yards Residence 1187, and have no more trouble with your liver. Mrs. I. Rubin, Halbrite, Sask. writes: --*1 was very badly troubled with constipation, often had = bad headaches, my tongue was coated, afd I felt anything but well. After taking Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills I have felt much better as they certainly did me a lot of good." Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills are 25¢. a vial at all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Mil- burn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. PEIESENENEBERERR Choice Western Meats GROCERIES AND FRESH VEGETABLES. Best service. J. T. EVES - 171 RAGLAN ROAD Phone 2580. a (IP. C. LAWSON KINGSTON"S LEADING FLORIST Funeral designing and Wed- ding work our specialty. Corner of Brock and Welling- ton Streets. TELEPHONE 770. 'W.H. HALL & SON High Class Groceries and Provisions. Princess and Clergy Streets GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Pure Breakfast Cocoa 15c. Ib., 2 Ibs,_for 2Bc., 9 lbs. for $1.00. Prompt delivery. Phone 645. Dominion Meat Store Opp. YM.CA. ~ Phone 1876. Tomorrow's Speci omerrow s Specials Belleville Creamery ......45¢c. Lard (8 1b, pails) .......585¢c Swift's pure Lard © w . ... . 170. Red Salmon (large) ......28¢c Bacon (by the piece) .....208e. Bacon (sliced) .........80c Picnic Hams .....oua «180 Pot Roast . 12c. Oven Roast .......s vee. 180, Pork Sausages ..... «...20c Hamburg Steak ..........10c "BEST IN THE CITY" Phone 1876, 1877 Nyal's Baby Cough Syrup An efficient remedy for the baby's cough. It gives prom " relief and can' be given even an infant. Full directions each bottle. Price 25¢. Sold and recommended by: M. R. McColl Prescription Druggist, to on Amen AllWoolBlankets Price $1.50 I. Cohen & Co. 267-275 ONTARIO STREET PHONES 836 and 887. Chimps sriages. J.P. ¥, C.P. & TA, CG. N, R'y gaicn, sorter Joann ang Owirie Rg en WY nd 2 or write ad (Opp. Bt. Andrew's Church) Phone '82 OL LLLULHIG KINGSTON anp VICINITY aa An Old Boys' Band. The. Old Home Week committee in Carleton Place are organizing an Old Boys' band. ---- A. HomSonten To Charge, Mr. Coolican has declined the of- fice of chalrman of the Renfrew Board of Education and Stanley Chown has consented to take the chairmanship for another year. ---------- 'Will Remain as Pastor. At a meeting of the quarterly board of Milforq and Polat Traverse Methodist circuit, the pastor, Rev. Joseph Barnes, was unanimously in- vited to continue his work for the edming conference year, He accepted the invitation. Was Seriously Burned. Teddie Thompson, Tweed, while engaged about his duties at Sulphide is reported to have been badly burn- ed about the face and eyes and it was feared he might lose the sight of one eye. The burn was caused by sulphuric acid. , Rapid]y Improving. Harry Huff, a¢cidentally shot five weeks ago, has so far recovereq as to make possible his removal. from the hospital. He 1s at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Herbert Brooks, Picton, until sufficiently recovered to be re- moved to his home at Chisholm. 7 Was Born at Lanark. 8. G. Rothwell, who recently died in Winnipeg, was born in Lanark, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Roth- well. He received his primary edu- cation in the Perth public and high schools, In Winnipeg he was asso- ciated 'with a prominent law firm, Attended Funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wiskin have returned home after attending the Corns. Stop Aching, Quickly Dissolve Away The misery of a sore corn comes to an end quickly when you apply Put- nam's Corn Extractor., This state- ment means just what it says, and you can easily prove it in your own case. Full directions are given in each package for the hot water treat- ment, and for applying a few drops of Putnam's to the spot that is sore. You won't be disappointed. Put- pam's is not an experiment; fit is a tested preparation that painlessly removes warts, corns, callouses and thickened foot lumps. Sold for 25 cents. PUTNAM'S Et MRS.BUDGE $0 WEAK GOULD HARDLY STAND funeral of their brother-in-law, the late Neil Woodcock, Belleville, who was killed in the rallway accident at Mallorytown last Wednesday. Aen A Correction, A line in the Whig, on Saturday, made us say that Rabbi Brickner In endorsing church union had added, "He said he would like to see Ro- tarianism more cemented." What was written was, 'He would like to see Protestantism moge cemented." To Erect Memorials, The Arnprior cemetery is to have three headstones erected by the Im- perial War Graves Commission over the graves of Canadian soldiers who died as a result of Injuries received or illness caused by military service during the war, and who were burleq there. -------------------- Coming to Chalmers. Rev. George A. Brown, Barrie, Is to be inducted as minister of Chal- mers Presbyterian. church on the 28th of March and preach his first sermon on Sunday the 30th. The Kingston presbytery will deal with the call to Mr. Brown on Tuesday and forward it to the presbytery of Barrie, Passed Away at Newcastle, Word was reelved at Gananoque on Monday of the death of Mrs, Foley, Newcastle, Foley was an aunt of Mrs. A. Knight, Mrs. W. J. Kelly and Mrs. George A. Baker, Gananoque, a sis- ter of their father, the late William | Salter, and the last remaining mem- | ber of the Salter family. Leased Alexandria Bay Hotel. Arrangements have been made bY Edward McCormack and M. F. Lan- non, Oswego, N.Y. for leasing the Marsden hotel at Alexandria Bay. They will take possession April 1st| and the lease runs for five years. It is owned by the Cornwall company which will expend $10,000 in im- provements. Pembroke Man Dies in Detroit. Following an operation for ap- pendicitis the death occurred in De- troit, Mich., of Lawrence Sweeney, son of Mr. and the late Mrs. John Sweeney; Sheenboro, Que., across the river from Pembroke. Deceased was in his twenty-fifth year, and had left Pembroke for Detroit only two weeks ago. His remains were buried at Pembroke, A Week of: Fine Weather. Ten days of fine weather, without any snowfall, Sunday and an- other ten of ther would J Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Ma A remarkable view Bankhead, Alberta. The late Mrs. | L.| Asquith are shown entering St. ret's Church, Westminster, to attend the memorial service for Mr. Woodrow: Wilson, late president of the United States shown of Devil's Head : you pick out the rock which the cut gets its name? be very enjoyable. So far this winter | the thermometer has dropped below | zero eight times as compared to ten! times during the same period of! 1923. The zero spells were all brief excepting that of January 26th-27th. | Holstein Breeders Meet. i A meeting of the Kingston District Holstein Breeders was held in the agricultural rooms on Saturday | | afternoon with the president, G. F.| | Murton, in the chair. An'interesting report was given by J. R. Hender- { son, the representative at the recent annual meeting of the Holstein Breeders' _Assgciation held in To- ronto. Arrdiigements have been made for the 'holding of a sale in | April, Already jwenty animals have { been consigned nd it is hoped that | there will be many more. Enjoyed *'College Frolics." Rockwood hospital was given a rare treat Friday evening when the | | "Queen's Frolics of 1924" entertain- {ed the patients and staff, in a most | enjoyable manner. The entertain- | ment, which lasted over two hours, { was of the highly amusing type which the ingenuity of students only | ean produce, and an evidence of its success was apparent in the endless demands for encores. Besides the | comedy .of the various faculty acts, there were some pleasing quartettes and Instrumental selections given by students who are past masters in their art. The cast.was well sup- pofted by the college orchestra which rendered many excellent selec- tions in a very able manner. This show, which owing to the generosity of the students has become an an- nual event at Rockwood, is eagerly looked for by all. ) It is hard to do business success- tully with both the Lord and the devil. Anglin's Red Coal Sleighs will deliver some real, good, Scranton Coal to your coal bins, on your order. Woodworking Factory, Coal and Lumber Yards. BAY AND WELLINGTON STREETS, KINGSTON, ONTARIO. Telephgme: Private Branch Exchange, No. 1571. | *soull out them with relish " x "You Can Get LTE and Well Justas1 Did by Using Dr CHASES NERVE FOOD near. from Is this Radio Blow Torch. No danger, uses slooliol for fine or rough work. NEUTRODYNE Unquestionably the greavest Money value in Rie alo sete. We guarantee, as usual, every set or part sold. Demonstrations arranged. Our prices are lower than ethers--our quality better. ' Remember, our entire time is devoted to RADIO --we sell nothing else. Why experiment with the guessers T We prepay all mafl orders. . / THE RADIO CENTRE OF EASTERN ONTARIO, CANADA RADIO STORES Men's New Spring Very Special $23.00 In these Suits you will find the newest fabric effects; the latest tendency in style and the highest quality of workmanship, for although these Suits are sclling at $28.00, they are worth a great deal more. PREVOST'S Phone 5033 OLOTHING STORE Gourdier's For Furs A fine collection of skins of all kinds, " small Furs and Fur Coats, 78 BROCK STREET Phone 700 he BT EE -- SUIT SALE Clearing odd lines of $25.00 to $35.00 Sut . ¢ $19.00 OVERCOAT SALE SPECIAL VALUES AT i $25.00 « SEE OUR FHRDIGO DYE $27.50