PAGE FIGHT. your the race in goo displaying of we can the Fifteen-Mile | 087 all the | the {they {referee the THE DAILY BEIISH wHIG, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1909. WALSH WAS OUT, And Showed the Rail Birds Some Wrinkles. » Queen's senjors had a good practic at the coverwad rink, on Wedne sday af terpoon,. at five o'clock. "Marty" Walsh was out in wimiform, and clear ly showed: tho rail birds that he was still in the game, and knew pretty tricks of the trade. Ils drew a large numbér to The Presbyterians will be | appearance rink. Thomas Longboat, |in fine shape for their Same with La- val on Friday evening, and should give them a good game. The junior game, Monday, is eansing a lot of talk. The junior sol- diers are a fast bunch ahd should give the collegiates a very hard fight, if do not defeat them. The came draw a large crowd. on should Two College Matches. good hockey games will be at the covered rink, on Friday evening, the first game starting at 7.30 o'clock. MeGall 11 will meet Queen's Hl in the second game of the second round of the intérmediate In- tercollegiate series. Mdiill have a lead of three goals from last Friday's game in Montreal, 'and have great hapes of holding their lead. Queen's feel equally confident that they can overcome the lead and win out. Queen's seniors and Laval will take the ice immediately after the imter mediate game. James Sutherland will senior game. Laval anxious to have him officiate. Two played are very Ladies' Carnival Bonspiel. a little backward ip for that to the would re three weeks, She said his raca with was never When n miles a 3 + 3 rm -- {WITH HIS WIFE ENROUTE | The Indian is Looking Well---Will | Rest Three Weeks--Does Not Race Will Come Off. Mr. and Mrs. { brother-in-law, and his cousin, ar- rived at on> o'clock, to-day on the The news that the world's greatest irimner was coming to the city soon fabout one hundred people wera there {to give him welcome. Longboat looks is in fine spirits, | "How do vou feel after { natured red man. No# on. Come in and Compare It. "Fine," answered "Tom" Costs you nothing to LOOK. When asked if he had been through la hard race or had any danger of be ; Yom' again displayed that smile 8 1 co bs 3 +2 ye St TUR E5107 Prificesy St, "151 Brock |, G nee, and said ? 'Not much. ments were not all completed yet dor PAAAAAAALAASAMAASASAAA | (| fiitcen-mile Tace with Shrubb in al had no fear of the result. "I have ®| vy near as good a chance at that { Longboat, 'and 1 think 1 heat him.' he Standard of on; ; j telling anything "about his plans ilver Excellence TO DESERONTO. Know When { | Frank Maracle, the Indian runner's Cape Vingent stage, from New York. |spread, and when the stage arrived to be enjoying "tha best of health and | iNew York?" was asked i well-known smile. John McKay y defeated by the Englishmaw, Longboat stated that the arrange- Buffalo, but if the race did come off, i STERLING | distance as 1 had at the other," said Longhoat was iin E { the future. Mrs. Longboat said | she and her husband were going reserve at Deseronto main there for at least tar give "Tom" a good rest he trained faithiully for Shrubb, and (hat there danger of his defeat about the race at fifte stated that she did not know when it | would come off, but had no fear ofl the result. Mrs. Longboat is a bright | and clever litilée woman and. scemed | quite pleased when any guestions wer [in asked about the New York. | Mrs. Longboat very kindly opened | large of the start of the | in New York, presented to Longhosat by P, T The picture hows {3h | 1 | | | { { and It costs more at first, but is the kind that does not wear out, any | asked she { Flatware Bon-Bon Dishes Sugar & Cream Sets Batter Dishes Tn designs and weights to suit everyone. race in preture Powers line pistol to erind Mrs. the two men on the waiting for the crack of the start them their twenty-six miles, her and cousin are plainly seen in picture also the trainers of | both runners | A cab was waiting the party af the eo had been attended Land they to the "They had dinner there 3:19 Deseronto. | cheers were given the great pune as | he left the wharf for the hotel, and als o when the train pulled out for the we long of 385 va | brother, the Longboat, A A A ANNAN Spangenberg's. BLL Make Your Own Marmalade. = 28¢. .. : 50 E Sagar ion serminifD = | FE ISIIPIP III IIIIIPII IIIS IIIS for to Iroquois hotel. | and left at | Three hearty jeecesseensacttsstotetpttonaeesicesirntoeesee drove for ar NO BATH IN 15 YEARS. = ta Bathed in That Time--Wants | | 2 Divorce. | | { 2 dozen Oranges, a 75¢, ecuise Band has hus himself Camp asked i she alleges, her orn refused to hathe $1.25. for fifteen vears Mrs. Thomas Marmalade: I hell, of Youngstown, 0. has at 20c 8.801 jr a divorce. I'he couple wers SAVINGS i $6.55. | ried in Juty, 1879, and have STNG SUE. ONLY $150. | 0 ret Mrs. Campbell charges that her hus SEE OUR WINDOW. Makes 34 bottles mar ls i i | 55 of and | cannot | a clo=ed { band will wash only his face hands, and sche elaims she wseociate with him ol room with him without health. She he in injury to W. A. Mitchell. Wood's Phosphodine, | The Great English Remedy. Tones and invigorates the whole | hervous system, whkes new | accuses him of employing vile language when she urge bathtub insulting to use a and him | t | | Address On Quebec Bridge. Henry Holgate, C.E., of Montreal will addr Engineering So ] ciety 'on the subject of the "Blood n old Veins, Ceres Nero | ¢ M Holgate was on Me vat Brain Worry, Des | hridg T On 1 be 3 } sexual Weakness, Iu nisaion pens | three engineers Shion ~ wy the Wects of Abuse or 'reesen rnment tho diaster lo ¢ for $5. One will please, six : ihe mati " i report on it yy all Sragigiets | or mailed dv | 5 ena ant po ) : | plain pkg. on Bacal vt of price, New pamph { 'This ve stigation was ol a most ex mailed rela n Wood Megicing Oo. | hau nature -and Mr. Holgate is} "un ov Toro! Omi n bi w indoy | eerie qualified to, speak with au | this subject. The engineer | gn np ------ | ociety 1s fortunate | thority FORT HOSPITAL CLOSED | ing rerio wv ppportunity of that are being | nven Leit For 'Home| at projeet . 1 Evening MNS QI Queen ] uehee he gov of ous Debitity, pondensy, + patorrhaa, and alter investi- ALO vinly on in hearing met with dizeussed hy a special study of them very heing | | the in one " The Last Case Last Fo-day the pital at the cal Health having left problems ontagion onse ho has made fort w Citheer there Notice. | the Worm- | present are door to R "Phone 378 last New 4 Office with and warerooms of Piano company at street, next Reid's furniture store the laches vestorday has not been a ton for two month Princess ease whwh such November thing past Everything in the partment ready for use at to re caused now a executive commit interested, was | afternoon, at the Miss Chown, when there many fanitary defects board of health and eity coun- the mat of » and other Ling has been safely any tin sary open the ho home of 'Hand Sapolio' mage Sold Red (ros sFlon on removes stains Kingston at Store | andk the in will Drug (ihe be asked to acl on PES ssLLRRtATTRRTLT RAYS. VVVVVVLTLVVVVTVVVVVBRS SPRING WOOLLENS ~~ AA AA A AANA SNAIL As usual we are the first to make a dis- play of Spring: Woollens for Tailoring. There is a style and elegance about our Tailoring THAT HAS WON US AN ENVIED REPUTATION. You never hear our patrons complain- about the style or fit of their clothes. Suits to Order $20.00 to $30.00. i AA A AA A AA Al MN AM NAN tN LIVINGSTON'S cess ResetLETIBTRVTINTRTS TL TAA SESE TAUSE ES { i assim arstisosss isis sastoeah PRAessSSSSTLSTIRLTRTLLS AULT LLLLTLLLTSABLOTON ' Mrs. A. GI | Miss 1 | | quarters The second day's play of the ladics' carnival bonepiel in Montreal resulted: Kingston 1. Miss L. Tandy {| Miss Birch Miss Redden Montreal 2. Miss G. Wand Mrs, ¢. C. Smith Miss F. Wilkins | Miss Le Dalton Miss 8. Johnson (Skip)--106 (SKip)--=7 Montreal 1. Kingston 2 Oliver Sm th Miss Young asso Miss Carson Miss 1. Rawlings Miss B. Tandy Clay Miss Dalton (Skip)y--15 (Skip)--12 Mrs Gets What He Deserves. Peterboto Evenings Review has complimentary remarks The the following lin vesterdayv's issue : * Rede deree Sutherland, {eoming in the way of Kingston, is for mumerous houguets for he handled the Peterboro- Lindsay game last Friday evening. And overy one of them is deserved. Sutherland was #1 to the good." Sporting Notes. # The Stanley wa than it years, Rochester Baseball Club has secured Beecher, the New York pitcher, who finished with Newark last season. Appleby, the English distance run- will make Toronto his training | for his races in America Flanagan to po on the cup is nearer to Otta- has been for three long ner, has been stage at Tom' 8700 Montreal offered | THE DAYS EPISODES LOCAL NOTES Al AND THINGS IN. GENERAL. | Occurrences In Th The City And Vv 'Brief Items of 'Interest Easily Read And Re membered. Fresh eggs, per dozen, 27¢. 'Mullin's. Miss Ureta Shields, Gananoque, visiting in the city. Thompson, of Sharbot Lake; is a Na in the city. All lines of hardware at greatly re- duced prices, Strachan's. William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at McAuley's. 'Phone 778. | This is the season of the year when in stray house' 'fly sdems like an old friend. : H. Cunningham, piano tuner from Chickering's. Leave orders at Me Book Store. Stark, and the Misses Stark, Gananoque; are visiting friends in the ity. Miss Jessie Hepburn' left, to-day, for Montreal, to visit friends and attend the ice carnival, Harold Donnelly, left on a business and Mount' Clemens, Mich. The Kingston & Pembroke railway carried one hundred people to the city, to-day, on the regular market. train, When the daughter's new beau is in- troddyoed to her father cach knows the other wondering how he is fixed financially. "Phone 230" Gibson's Red Prompt delivery. One of the things that every mar- ried woman knows is not to speak to her husband when he is ticing a four- in-hand cravat. Fresh crisp sodas, Ihe. lemon snaps, 26e. 4 biscuits, 25¢.; 6 Ibs. cuits, 25¢. Mullin's. Fifteen nutmeg We have a large stock of Boker, Starr, Automobile and Cycle skates. No reasonable offer refused for any of them. Strachan's. 'Grippe Tablets," Laxative Bromo- Quinine, sold in Kingston at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store They cure grippe in twelve hours. Try them. The company presenting 'The Mer- ry Widow," at the Grand, last ecven- ing, left thie morning for Hamilton, the home of the star, Charles Mea kins. A banner house should greet him there, A large contingent from Gananoque, Duseronto and Napanee, arrived in the city last evening, to attend the per- formance of "The Merry Widow." { Some from a distance could not" se- care seats is Tarl street, has trip to Hamilton 18 for drug store Cross Drug fants, store: box, 20c. 4 Ibs. mixed broken sweet bis- per Se. Mullin's. It's just as satisfactory to buy drug |; | store wants by telephone from Gib- visited the store. Phone' 230. son's. Red Cross Drug Store, as if you | | BOARD OF J EDUCATION. or Some Redomundations' 'For Meet. ; ing To-Night. 3 The regular sting. of the Board of Edueation will be beld to-night. The amas ment committee will retom- That in order to acoommedute the students of the facalty of education in the domestic Arienie Gephrtinent, committee fonnd it necessary to re duce the dime of Miss Bates' elass from two hours to ons honr per That Miss Florence Henti ap Appoint od entrance examiner for the year 1909, That, regarding 'W:. Neilson's complaint to the hoard that his son had "'spaces" in the Collegiate Insti- tute amounting to ahout one day week, your committee received a fo ter from: Mr. Neilson stating that he had heen laboring under a misappre hension. He had interviewed Prineial Ellis, who has made arran nts that will reduce the "spaces" com- plained of to a minimum. That the request of A. A. Jordan for leave of absence from school for two hours per week to attend lec- tures in Queen's University, he grant: ed, he to supply a teacher with quali- fications equal to his own. That a copy of Miss Machar's his- tory of Kingston be placed in each oi the city schools. That no action be taken on inspec tor's suggestion re Collegiate TInsti- tute, to put seats in hoys' waiting room, and to provide similar waiting room for girls. That -art models to the value of $25, and tables and physical apparatus to the value of 875 be provided, as re commended by the inspéctor, with a view to more individual work on the part of pupils. That Inspector Wetherell's report is on the whole very ereditable , to Mr. Ellis and his staff, that the lower grading in one or two classes was, with the exggption of science, due to a distribution of work which Mr. El his thought in the interests of the school, but which will be altered ac- cording to the inspector's suggestion, and that the lower grading in science was due to the teachers having fol lowed the seasons in their work rath- er than the order in which the topics ar? énumerited in the syllabus' That Inspector Kidd's attention be called to Inspector Wetherell's refer: ence to the writing and spelling oi those admitted to the Collegiate In- stitute, and that he report at a later date on the condition of these sub- jects in the publie schools. The commend: That the minimum salary for graded female teachers in the pub- lic schools be advanced from $275 to $325, and the maximum from £560 to 2600, with a yearly increase of $25, The maximum will he reached in elev- en yedrs. That the following teachers whose { increase of $50 per year would be cut | down td 225 hy the new scheme, be given the increase under the present Fine White English management committee will re. | id tell The vestigating res in the mpered The ided that May Regina, his !Shrubb pace National with. Toronto t train' at Chatham, { the team will report around April Ist. | 25th to hich will likely be set for playing the { lacrosse games hetweer and system, viz., of the ) story L.ongboat- As a girl goes through a continuous performance of brushing back the straggling locks of hair from her fore head she vaguely wonders what "s man does with his hands when they are not working. Just as a' man is cheering himself up with the thought that a seersucker sui will he all the summer elothes he will nead comes the announcement | of the public se! that the old double-breasted frock coat | 250. The is no longer in style, Collegiate You can order a alo, and they can provide wl: Norris, L. Pound, Walsh, the {in baseball commission is the charge that the um- last world's series © wer w Baseball Club has de- team, this vear, will Ont. It likely writing be he 8 20th are the dates yin Inst the ( apitals, | hot water Bottle the New Westminster | in fact 850 per old maximum of $550 be go on at $25 Misses taking yea Scott, ilder, Ryder, hools. itute into per r, until the reached, when year as Cannem, V, Hewton, ¥ Hipson. salary of Miss Barney, instructor increased from $525 to | ¥550. That a supply of colored erayo- la be purchased for the sol raser, That junior classes Estimated cost, committee cogsitlered salary the edule consideration (for { pionship. cles to | purse i March 15th, was br i noon and evening | Bagot { for {& Pembroke railway fand had a host {is survived lwill take place from the {dence on" { 6'¢lock, jo SL. the Minto cup Capt. Bruee Stuart, of the Ottawa Hockey Club, has declined an offer 2100 to play ome match with the Co- bali Hogkey Club against Haileybury the Temiskaming League cham- team for Frank Gotch, world's heavyweight wrestler, meet Raoul De for the world's of $10,000, at champion has signed arti Rouen, in 2a title and a Kansas City, match WILL AGAIN ATTEMPT To Get Unvaccinated Pupils Back to School. At the Board of Education meeting this evening, the trustees will again asked to admit to the schools all who have not been vaetinated. At the board meeting a month ago, a reso- lution of W. J. Renton to have the unvaccinated admittéd was defeated, although at a previous meeting the physically 'unfit for vaccination were given the privilege of returning. "In he {view of the fact that, the disease which has neo caused such a sears in the fall now heen completely wiped out, ple can see no reason for keeping {from 100 to 150 children from school | because their parents will not have | the m vaccinated. "Queen Zenora"' To-Night. This receive pretty musical comedy the hearty support of for Mr. have the eciti- zens, pany been working every for the past three weeks to make a good showing behalf of the aldermen, and her ladies, fairies and elves, and judging from the final rehearsal last night, success is assured. There are many beautiful songs and choruses, drills; dance :, ote. The health officer's sang, "The Good Old Fashioned Way" is sure to make a hit. There will also be songs by Norma Hughes, Jrene Hoag, W. Mack, and the choruses "Off to War' and "Build a Tank," will be alone worth the price of admission Grand Opera House, to-night, Friday, Saturday, ind" Saturday matinee Death Of H. R. Berry. The death occurred on Thursday of | a woll-known and much zespectod resi- dent of the eity, in the person of Hugh Robert Berry, at his home, 269 street. Deceased was © thirty- eight years of age, and had been il} about six months. He was ployed as a driver for the Kingston | for some time, of friends who will be very sorry to learn of his de ath. Hel by his wife. The funeral | . family a Saturday morning at {8 requiem maces will be sing Mor tha | yao of. his soul. "To Nght. Rible 'reading in Bethel hall Subject "Peace, How How Maintained.' All {repo o'clock. tained, come, wel- of} Lhe should | Telgmann and his com- | after- | on | queen Zenora | | and two | churches. | be mada to still { missions, om- | { Hugh Mary's enthedral, whera| hy R. J. {Ont ario eight fi Ob- | seidlitz powders, in a first class drug store, by telephone. Gibson's Cross Drug Store has the prompt delivery. in the citys 230. most "Phone WANTED TO GO TO JAIL. ----T Two 'Men in Hard Duck Call at Police Station. Becoming despondent over not being able to secure employment two men walked into the police station {morning and asked to ha sent jal. | "We cannot | not want to Iw vould like you The men were { | | | | | { | | to get work and we steal," said one} to send us to jail." given protection and the magistrate what action will He taken. William Stirling, aged and Robert Cotelough, and said that they came Toronto. Th the latter had been unable to se- cure work, and came on as fa Kingston, believing that their would change, 'but it did net. clongh is am Englishman, ling claims Seotland home. They do a good They gave the names of twenty-eight aged "thirty, here from place they ns luck Col- as his both look to be able to day's work, and might set to' work By some citizen doing! feharitable work, as pears to be a deserving {the men is sadly in of shoes, one, need of a pair BETHEL CHURCH. (The Annual Meeting Held Wednesday Evening. The annual meeting of Bethel: church | was held Wednesday evening. B. W. Robertson presided, Highly satis- on || factory reports were presented by the church treasurer and by ers of the Sunday school, ladies' aid | missionary circles and the Y.P.S.CE. | The total receipts materially exceeded those of the previous year. Twelve new members had beep received into fellowship, ten' on profession of 'faith by letters from other! It was decided to' adapt | envelope system for. week. | and a united effort will further increase the for "home and foreign | The following are the offi- | for the [resent year: Secretary, George Mille; treasurer, J. Veale; missionary treasurer, Ww. | Robertson; ushers and Hlogtors, i { Thomas Clugston, Robert Coffey, Rov Bay, B. W. Robert- | Mills; auditors, B. W Frederick Wilson Os Mission Work. | 'At Cookgrs church, last evening, iw | very interesting addresses were given | McDonald and P. J. Pilkey, tudente at Queen's, on work mn the home missionary field, refereiny' th | theie experiencds "last - summer in New the treasur- | the duplex ly offerings | collections cers elected Free, son, George Robertson, | aii Puy tooth paste or powers: at Gib- | son's Red Cross Prug Store "Phone | 230 { Red | this | do | "we | will probably decide | and Stir- | native | their case ap- | American One of | hart, | | agent; or a box of the amounts granted anything sold Pedagogy, found that, tion of Mr. Fraser's salary, pared favorably on behalf it eom- with those of other { places The committee recommends { that* Mr. Fraser's salary Be increased from $1,050 to $1,150, the inerease'to {be procured 'from the sums granted {hy the university on behalf of the [faculty of education, the hoard to re main responsible for the sum of £1,000 as heretofore, | That the board before renewing agreement with the university concern- ing the faculty of education, maké ap plications to the university for the {bulk sum of 83,800, this to include the amount 'to' be paid in supplementary salaries. The receipt of this sum would place the matter of distribution {entirely in the hands of the board. The finanéé committee will recom- mend : Thdt the tender of the Whig | 'ublishing company for printing for | the ensuing wear, being the lowest, he } accepted. The figures are: Minutes, {per page, TOc; listed printing, £102.20. ' 2. That the insurance on Frontenac {and Victoria schools be renewed ns i follows : Frontenac Sehool~The $2,000, J. S. R. McCann, Nogthern Co., $2,000, Smythe, Smythe, agents; The Sun Co., ? Thomas Power, agent; The Anglo- Co.; 2000, 'T. J. Lock- ' agent; The Metropolitan and {the Standard Co., $1,000, G. Bate- i man, agent. | Victoria School--The Norwich Un- {fon Co., 1,000, James Macnee, agent; The Se ottish Union and National Co. $2,000, D. A. Givens, agent; The Northern Co., $1,000, CG. Latomer, The Hand-in-Hand Co., #2 L000, Davis. The property committee will recom. mend that , the resignation of W. Amey, carétaker of the depot school, he accepted, and that J. B. Hutche- son be appointed at the old salary, viz., %90. That the res sighation of Mrs. Gould, caretaker of the hoard rooms and domestic sciente department, be ae reepted," and that A. Lanigan be ap- {pointed to the vacancy at the former salary, viz., $100. Atlas agent; Co., The King & £2,000 R. + To Aid Tuberculosis Hospital, The . students German club of Queen's intend holding their annual rdramatie enteftainment on ay evening, the 16th inst. * The 'pro- ceeds will go to the La Salle chapter of the Daughters of the Empire = to aid in building a hospital for tuber- culosis patients, Cheap Trips To Bermuda. The attention of the travelling pub- lic is called to the éeheap rate New | York to Bermuda and return of $30, | | advertised in another column by the | {Quebec - Steamship campany. Tickets {ean be procured from J." P. Hanley and C.. 8. Kirkpatrick, Kingston. Room For Spring Importations. Prevost, Brock street, is having great clearing sale in made to-order anil' ready-made clothing and gents' of with the excep- | its | furnishings. See the window display. Cottons Now ready for your selection and by long odds the largest and most varied list of White: Cottons, Sheetings, Pil- low Casings we have ever shown. Sit For Underwear and llome Sewing of all kinds, 8c; 10¢, 12l¢, made in different weights. Lonsdale Cottons, 5 qualities, from 121c, 1de, 15e, 17¢, 20d. Horrockses' Famous English W hite Cotlons, aquali- ty of cotton you will'be greatly pleased with, suitable for general sewing, Horrockses' White Nightgown Cottons, made 'Men's Nightgowns, twilled or plain. Nainsook Cottons, A very fine sheer make for Underwear and Children's use. for Madapolam, slightly heavier, and now Much in demand for Ladies' Undercloth- ing, 124¢, 15¢, 18¢c, 20¢, 26c. " | 1 NAAN AA PN NAAN NNN NAINA Sheetings "In all wanted widths, twilled or plain, 25e, 30¢, 35¢, 39¢, 45¢, 49¢ up. Pillow Cottons, Circular or Plain Makes, From 40 inches, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, at prices that will prove economical buying. THE BEST KIND OF FOOTWEAR FOR OUR NEW CANADIAN WINTER. ; We sell only the very best make and our stock is always fresh. Rubber Boots keep the feet dry and waim and are the only kind of footwear for deep So0W and slush. Size 6 to 10}, $1.76; 11 3, $2.00; 2} to.7, $2.50. WE GUARANTEE EVERY PAIR. THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE