THE FINEST BOOK STORE IN EASTERN ONTARIO, 1260 PRINCESS STREET OPEN NIGHTS $1.50 Books for SOc. LATEST EDITIONS. Scarlet Pimpernel, Baroness Orezy The Chaperone, . By the Willlamsons Gret, Beatrice Martle. Tono Bungay, H. G. Wells. The Game and the Candle, Eleanor M. Ingram. Daughter of Anderson Crow, Geo. Barr McCutcheon. Cowardice Court, Geo. Barr McCutcheon. The Quest of Quesnay. - Booth Tarkington. The Sherrods, Geo. Barr MgCutcheon. The Circular Staircase, The Man in Lower Ten. May Roberts Rinehart. Givens, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Hughes, akip--14. Miss Elsie Mrs. Gwillim, skip--=G, Miss M. Ferris, RJ. Hooper, | Pease, i Mrs. {IX CURLING MATCHES HERE ON i THURSDAY. | Kingston Wom Out in Both Senior ! and Junior Series in Central On~ | taric League--Senior Game Very | | Exciting----Napanee Here on Mon | . i day. Sports. at YMCA, Ihe busioess: boys of the YMCA, tried two of their squatic tests, lag: | Occurrences In The City And Vicinity more will be tried next week, and' --Other Brief Items of Interest evening for the aquatic emblem. Two! Essily Read And Remembered. so on until the whole test has bevo Butter, 38¢. J, Crastord. gone over. In the neat dive, W. ¥d | pi J cough syrup," isons. ger stood highest, getting eighteen | 3. onir day tomorrow, at Best's, points out of a possible twenty. Al poi WO By street, cut Hows Leach and H. Eward came next, each{,. ° ; with sixteen points, then came "Bert" | po... Cunningham returned Derry and R. Langdon with fifteen and | Chicago on Thursday. fourteen respectively. In the lomg| "Hot water bottles," Gibson's. plunge. H. Eward was by far the best Hrs. George = herd, Godfrey, was man, making a distance of thirty feet in the city y ay. ; seven inches. K. Langdon, with twen-| Mre. Allan Donaldson, Brockville, is ty-nine feet two imches, stood second, visiting in Kingston. : and W. Leach third, with twenty-eight| 'Long nail files," Gibson's. feet: six inches. James A. Minnes made a business Wedded on Wednesday. trip to Napanee to-day. « . 4 A surprise package for each lady (in Wednesday evening, January 15th, a happy event took place at the | residence Phone 919 Februar Publications NOW ON SALE. Ainsiee's People's . Adventure Green Book Blue Book: Smith's, | New Maghzine, Cosmoplitan Top Notch Elite Styles. Delineator. New ldea McCall's, Toilettes. Costume Royal Art de la Mode 'Bon Ton Harper's Bazaar There is some class, all right, to {the Kingston curlers. Yesterday four |teums came up from Belleville to { play ini the Central Ontario League eo series, two junior and two senior {teams, and the King men sie | eseided in winning out os? the'match- : They have won all thé games in On, ° n. | these series played so far this sear JOHN McKAY, a I 'the senior games the local curl 149-151 Brock Street. | "on bv '3: Fok bad a maior ar series the locals had a major ® of 23 points. from For the Big Game . Frontenac Hockey Club Pen- nants on Canes 20c A limited supply. i 5 - 5 That a great deal of interest is be in the curling games in was shown during the % night when the rink was eros with interested _ spectators notd T Ensure Money Save qripy all the evening, 1 he games Red on That ' » not finished until midnight, but t that hour the attendance was very The ladies were out in large wo gnbers, and manifested a great deal {of interest in the games, In the senior game it as very ex- ieting and not until the last stoned % y . in _ . {had been sent across the ice was the [of bridesmaid, while Wiliam Smith =» Long nail Blas, Ginon ibaa : final wesalt known. Interest was at |gsisted the groom. Miss Inez Bryant ' rte -. Tot, ih well- an PTE, 57 a Toe en ck, Tor a [Re So Seok ko wh of the veterans a » a h De ot. 8, s » the credit of winning out for the Presbyterian durch; Pittsburg town- | H. Cusgingbau, piano net, = Kingston knights of the broom. Just] hip, * was the officiating clergyman. oe street. ve 'order al o- when it was needed "Eddie" raised aljsfter the ceremony, the bridal party be : i v Id feath stone and won out, making a play proceeded to the dining-room and par- | aay walt to sel 3 o eath- that made everybody sit and take took of a sumptuous repast, and | R ia 8 tari i Dominigp notice. It was certainly a grandjig ob toasts to the future happiness | eather v; hax 7, kingston. play he Vision ret Of Mr. and Mrs. MeAllister. iy Miss Binion and Miss edorion After the games the Visita were after midmight, the happy couple di Ean a End erson, royally entertained by the local play-| = oo iain to visit Toronto and Ni- halt in Bello on Wetipeados night. ers nd everybody had a good time. agara Falls, amid showeérs of good. Bh Vie en ay ot. {flelleville put up a gallant fight and wisi from their . many friends. Al a be o 'ag et Ne ; ip is [are dom rving 3 much Sadie. has number of beautiful pr ta tasted oy er, rolls or prints, 25c. J. Craw- | On Monday Napanee ot ; i is ad AA io "" , {teams to Kingston when games" in the esteem in which the coup increasing slowly in Cape Vincent's se- the Geatsal : Ontarie League series How Shé Found- Out. cret societies as well as Lhe churches. a | will be continued. > : ¢ "Long nail buffers," Gibson's. i Ss Were On Tuesday, the district eup matches A lady heard that her two son 1 : : bh 4 It is said that there is not at pre- will be commenced at the local rink, | I® the habit each, at separa imes : : : ible from a severe fall which she suf- | seut a case of typhoid fever in Cape 3D a : and this will be just like a bonspiel, sud quite wk uown So vah athe col Vincent,Clayton i Alexaudsia Bay. | fered a month ago. It: will be some t will eontinue for two days, and » | 1aKing oO "out |. Butter, 3c. J. Crawford | weeks, however, before she will be ast 3 v : 5 | lark." Fearing to bring down on their | © A "Yin Each . j.able to be out again, most interesting time is being looked Jar od Ne id® the wrath of their fath- | The Cape Vincent Eagle says that | Rev. J. D. Urisp, of Portsmouth, forward 10. The teams and scores : by maki bother about it, she 'he lord's Day Alliance still makes it by otured 'here the men of St. James aa en : RB a hed hem umtly if it was true, but unpleasant for the ungodly of King- club in the lecture hall of St. James' Jackson, A, cMhaughton, 5S. RK. Balley ol | E. Lyons, skip--14. if tisfactory ply. It ston. . nile . church, Thursday evening, on his re | Belleville seniors (No. 1.)~W. Dolan, uid "her that bye tele | gg all buffets. Gia *Best's, Sent rip Mugagh Puitrriand, The | \. P. Allen, S. W. Vermilyea, F. Do- siratey she night get Tue Seuth --_-- omarion will contain Soupond for | listened to be a large HE of the lars (No. 2)--P. D,|ner, "Now, Mary, 1 want you to an- Sro.a packages valued at from 50c. to | members ¢f the club. Refresnments Lyman, A. W. McLean, J. M. Elliott, i : _ 81.00. . sWer me candidly, which of my two A number: of boy friends of Master were served at the close. . IL. W. Gill, skip--13. Belleville seniors (No! William Swaine, piano tuber. Orders received at McAulev's. Phone 778. "Betwixt two evils choose neither," says the Portsmouth philosopher. "Long nai! files," Gibson's. ny -- - & customer, at Best's, to-morrow, a January 2 SALE he Jane of James Bryant, Barrack FURNITURE, {, I CARPETS, CURTAINS. Rrdod street, when his wife's sister, Helena Beaton Macdonald, was united in mar- ridge to Jonathan McAllister, of t on " 4 : Pittsburg. The bride was attired in! Miss Keitha Browp, Wilton, is wis white silk veiled with Brussels net and {iting Miss Clara Cummings, Nelson wore the gift of the groom, a gold street. - % necklace with a pendant consisting of | Butter, 2c. J. Crawford. a topaz, the bride's birthstone, set in| Saturday list at Purdy's, Broek diamonds. Miss Margaret Beaton, sis- ;treet Tulips, dafis, carnations ormed the duties Darcissus, etc. - -- Sac of High Class Brass. Goods During January we are offer ing a special discount of TWEN- TY PER CENT. OFF any arti The $ ¢ tiary. That is what a six year term equals with men whose prison con- duet is good. Pimol cough syrup," Gihson's. The Dominion Feather Co. buys all kinds of feathers;. also makes the new sanitary mattress. Give them a call, King street, opposite «St. George's church. Lawrence Perrin, who suffered so terribly from the cold in walking down from Toronto, is still in the general hospital and is doing well. His hands, which suffered the most, are badly swollen but they will not have to be amoutated. Furs of any kind can be cleaned with bran. Heat the bran and 'rub thoroughly through the fur and rub with the honds. If can easily be brushed out, and it takes the dirt with it. Sometimes more than one application is necessary. The many friends of Miss Effie Eng lish, Dufferin, will be pleased to learn | that she is recovering as fast as pos- Si « Free Goods Again Because of so many de- mands from those who heard of it, but missed it, we have renewed our offer of £ 26¢ box of Rexall Cold Tablets free with every bottle of Cherry Bark Cough Syrup purchased. 50c Werth for 25c. These two taken together acording to directions will quickly cure any cough or cold. This free offer is to intro- duce this wonderful new remedy. It works like magic j on the cold. ! OFFER GuLOD TEN DAYS. i MAHOOD'S i STORE || #RINCESS AND BAGOT STS. | cle of Brass/in our store. stock comprises \-- KETTLES, FERN POTS, CANDLESTICKS, DESK: SETTS, VASES, TRAYS, PHOTO FRAMES, SOAP BOXES, ETC, New ine of Extension Tables for this sale. Everyone reduced from $1.00 to $5.00 each ¥oty preparations aud all are First Quality. SMITH BROS., Jewellers, Opticians, 850 KING STREET. Issuers of Marriage Licenses Chairs all reduced 10 per cent. A pew line for Kitchen, Dining- room, ete - rr. A. 5. 2)--J.. 8 sons do you like going out with best ' op Ontario street, were T 3 JUVEN Ay + ' Paes ar ce : wos , et, en- | "AUNT MARY'S REJUVENATION." --George or William" "Weel, ma'am, | tertained at his home on Thursday Cook, T. F. Ketcheson, i : ertson, D. Her, skip--14. Stuart Rob. replied the girl, reassured by the Kingston juniors (No. 1J)--A, Tur- eott, G. Gillespie, G. Chown, W. P. Spaulding, skip--19. Belleville juniors (No. 1.)--Dr. Day, OC, J. White, Dr. Clark; C. J. Symons, skip---8. § Kingston juniors (No. 2.)--A. BR. Williams, GG. E. Searle, W. J. D¥iver, R. D. Sutherland, skip--22. Belleville juniors (No. 2.)-W. D, Riggs, N, L. Turner, J, McFwen, #. Hampton, skip--10, ' It Was the Thisties Who Won. The item in yesterday's paper ® cerning the playing off of the protest- ® ed game between Tecumsehs and § a 3 Thistles was incorrect, inasmuch as it » 8 vy @ | stated that the former won by the : s @ score of 2 to 1, when it was the ® | Thistles who came out ahead. n ._ Dressing fases reduced from $1.00 to $7.00. Over 35 to choose from. . Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum, Car- alas, ete, all down. Repair and Upholstering work 10 per cent. cheaper during sale 'Phone 90. Yours, T.F. Harrison Co. Mecconncnes essen OPES con- Trophy Tor Basketball. competition. Much interest has been displayed in the different games that have been played but not that there is something definite in view for the r winners. Each team enters into the sport with great vim. H. W. - New- man, of the Newman Electric company, is the man who has kindly come for ® | ward and given the trophy. ® | will be welcomed by the eight Sunday schools now arrayed in battle attire. Ladies' Curling Matches. The curling matches among the la- dies, at the curling rink, are attract- ing much attention. The ladies play every morning, that is if the weather is favorable, and some fine contests have resulted In the matches played on Friday morning Mrs. Hughes f Mrs. R. J. Hooper a to 6. Miss Beatrice h- won from Miss Smythe by a score of 17 toll. The teams: . {Comforters White All-Wool Blankets. Grey All-Wool Blankets. Union Blankets. Comforters in Batting, Wool and Eiderdown filled. 9» R. McFAUL. DOO OTUVOUOIIIIDOISOITSY Hl i IEE ICH & ~ "Beautiful Residence, Clty Park: 10 rooms, 3 toil ote; hot water heating: in- J 'Berior decoration first class; : P shiz 8/8 )s; cellar; lot 66 x 160; © Charles and Patrick &(™ lady's manner, "if ye maun ken, o' evening. as a 2 the twa T like Maister George best ; Hot water bottles," Gibson's. but for a rale dounricht guid spree, gie me the maister !" win Have to Postpone Debate. inadventently omitted, W. C. Clark, Queen's senior repre- sentative for the Intercollegiate de bate, billed to take place in Toronto next Tuesday night, will be unable to participate and as the result the contest will in all probability be post. "El o poned. There will be a meeting of, oillette Fue, blades, Queen's debate committee this after. '. Bon ather Kingsley, Cushendal noon to decide on definite action, Mr. in Ron Visiting his brothers, for Clark has been working on his de three weeks. His place is being filled bate very diligently of late and the extensive exercise his jaw has ex- | perienced has developed a very lent form of mumps, which will econ- fine him to his home for & 'week at least. . Made No Arrangements. W. E. Bonter, manager of the x-gen: . - Kingston skating rink, states that no pak ager. il spend arrangements were made with him | by the Frontenac Rodters' Club, in 3 regard to seats for the Belleville game _- last Wednesday evening. He no "Kingston's Famous Fur Store." the way of 'n reserved" section. No One Day Advertising Sale ford. Zz Do not let your horse or horses unblanketed. merciful to his heast. Gibson's. At a recent meeting of the C.M.B.A. grand executive grand secretary, J. J. Behan, was ap fesiated by increasing his salary by "Gillette razor blades," Gibson's. WwW. BR four place was designated for the club, or no wholesale purchase of tickets had been made. Manager Bonter will be quite pleased to do everything pos sible to "accommodate the Rooters' | Club. 3 ] $ | To Close Dunfermline Office. It is likely that the United States consulate office at Dunfermline, Scot- land, will be closed, as the inspector has reported that it is unnecessary in view of the fact that there is a con- sul at Edinburgh, eighteen miles away. It is at Dunfermline that H. 0, VauSant, formerly of Kingston, is stationed, and he will be trpusierved to another country shortly. Dun fermline office is in a grade higher than Kingston, but there is work to do in the local a 235c--Butter, Butter, Butter--23c¢.' Extra choice prints or rolls, 25¢. Ih. J. Crawford. La . ... Ladies' Trnmmed Hats On displav now in om show winiows, New Trimmed Hats Some are worth $7. W. will sell them all at a loss +8 an advertisement Sat- urday only $2.98 Each - Cloth Coats At Cut Prices Every Coat is new this | seison. We will nat carry il i ifs them over to another sea son. Further reductions in the price offers a splen- did buying opportunity. - $15 Coats for $10.00 $12 <7 175 "$10 $6.50 Ef b i 8 et "Ii" giving the names of those -who | participated in the concert at Catara- qui, that of Miss Florence Losee was Butter, rolls or prints, 25¢. J. Craw stand in the streets or under shed The merciful man is] 1, is Be. Father Traynor, of Brewer's ills. the services of the travers, the Farmers' Bank in peniten- A Big Audience at the Grand Last Evening. "The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary," as presented at the Grand Opera House last evening, is one of the most delightfully funny comedies seen in Kingston in a long while: Aint Mary herself proved to be such a sweet, dear creature that, after watching the play for a while, there wasn't one in the big audience that couldn't have wished to have an aunt just like her, The show is a real treat, wholesome, sweet and vastly entertaining, and the 'intensely human touch fused into it 'by May Robson in the title role made it all the more effective. The beauty of it all wis that everything was just as it might be in real life, -- natural, honest and earnest, and play- ed maturally, honestly and earnestly. An elderly maiden aunt with mwch money and 5 nephew inclined t, get into troudle, unwillingly and unthink- ingly of course, and the efforts of the 'aunt in rescuing the young man from entangl ts, that gives the theme of the story. The rejuvenating process pmes in about the time Aunt ary visits New York. The gaiety and the glitter and the hum and the hubbub of the city brings the countrg lady back to a feeling of her lost youth, and it is of the various situa- tions in this connection that the comedy isyproduced. And such thor ough com v one would have to go far to equal. Apart from the play itself, which is given by a remarkably clever and i capable company, the staging is a { feature which helps much to im press the spectators. Miss Faye Cusick, as Betty, lent splendid cup- port, while C. C. Gwyne and Nina Saville, as Joshua and Lacinda, Aunt Mary's servants, gave clever person ification of thoge roles, A ---------------------- TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL. New Officers Were Installed Last L Night. The new officers for the. Trades and : Labor Uouncil were installed at the regular meeting, held last night George Lewis, the retiring president, liam Buck took the chair and business was proceeded with. The council endorsed the proposed | barber law to have every barber licen- sed, and to have an inspection of the shops. W. F. Nickle, MP.P., will be notified of the council's stand in the the installed the officers, after which Wil." ' . Items From Oar Inventory Sale - WHITE AND GREY WOOL BLANKETS 2° clear om Saturday, 20 per cent, off, FANCY WRAPPERETTES-- Light and dark colors, 124e. and "15c. quality, on Satur day, Sc. a yard. ALL REMNANTS- Of Plain and also Wool Dress Goods urday morning, half price Faney Silks, Sat 12 ONLY LADIES" CLOTH COATS New this season, 312.50, £15, ¥I5. If your size is in the log, take it for only 35.00 LADIES' FLANNELETTE UNDERSKIRTS-- Plain, Pink, White, few Thc garments cleared on Saturday at each. Grey. A will be Je. LOTS OF OTHER SNAPS. Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. |_pluay consulting me l { fe jtend to ofier anything FUR Sale At GOURDIER § If You Want To Buy Or Sell A House, it will pay you well ; save you hondreds of dolifrs £1,100 buy a two-storey No seven rooms & C., goo 3 } { Gepth of lot will frame dwelling, detached, Albert good cemen Street, with t cellar, B stable and wvard, feet We don't ir but This is a rare chance Bargains Mullin Johnson Fstafe, Iisurance, arner and Division Streets Money "Phone 539 Taseseese® shirts, collars and evidence © of the * of making a way in 'the world A WEEK-ENU BURDEN Lota of bother, some times, but no bother when the laundry is right x OURS IS THE LAUNDRY to earry the clean man's ON LAUNDRY Cor. Princess and Sydenham Streets. Phone 22° Y 'at asesseasestsassen FARRAR ULVLLRVAVLTATVLLLLAL LAL S PSR hate or"