»& 24, #oii. Tie pARLY srimsn wine, PRSDAY. JANG p-- sn College Book THE FINEST BOOK STORE IN EASTERN ONTARIO. OPEN NIGHTS THE QUEEN'S II. WON THE ROUND FROM THE CADETS. Ise. Paul's. These games have deve! | PORT REVIEW/:-:-2% 2 = CONCERT AT QUEEN'S | the league was organized, interesting : e the boys from the different Sunday ---- i schools 'in a clean, msaly sport that |THE MUSICAL CLUBS EXCEL-| should develop them into athletes. The _ LED THEMSELVES. fair sex turn out iu large muhers at . Il the Pe , to Yoot for their re ; ------ a He Yous. od cheer 'thee on to| They Were Assisted by Arenur| 260 PRINCESS STREET Blight, of Toronto--The Queen's . Singers Delighted the Audience. | February Magazines victorys District Cap Matches To-day. ™™ inkin bi hat: lit. 24 In the district cup matches, which ie Appreciative gi Ene that" list. | Aunsey, commenced at the curling. rink this af- | ened 10 the performance o i All Story. mupcal cinbs, m sant all, Argosy. Railroad Man's there are teams fn attend . N tday evening, was afforded a musical | So---- i & Store Phone 919 { * | The Seore of Monday Night's Game 2 - | Was 7 to 6--City League Hockey Tv ur | Games To-night--The Curling February Fashion Books Red Pepper Burns Red Pepper Burns, by Grace 8 Richmond, derives its unique title from the red hair of ."Dr. Burns," neglected to attend the Hegiate hockey eranon Weldon's I rink, Jast night, | © . . % > : Colborne, Cobourg, Belle Fashions for All Now Those ho On. JOHN McKAY, "149-151 Brock Street. January SALE FURNITURE, CARPETS, CURTAINS. Reduction That Ensure Money Sdv- : ings to You. Tables for New Ine of Extension 1 ed from this sale Ever $1.00 to $5.90 « redo Chai A new room, I's Hue ete © of the season's: ost ex From whistle to game abounded in the go to make this great Ca- sport so popular. On Satur: sight, Queen's II and Cadets 1 1 the first gamé of the round to » was to have the honor of claiming the local Intercollegiate in- termediate championship, the score om that occasion being a tie,-eight goals each. Last night, the second game in the round was played and decided the matter, Queen's winning out by seven goals to Cadets six, the winning goal | being scored within less than two min- 'utes of full time. On five different oc casions the teams were a tie, the ex- citement being intense, Cadets started foff with t blood, and shortly after rds added another, Sutherland and nith doing th® neediul. Queen's then got going Jly, and quickly scored {two s, Elliott and Box being the {ones to beat the Cadets' goal tender. Then (Queen's secured one more and 'took the lead. Cadets pressed hard land for the second time the score was a tie, three goals each. Cadets added tnnother and Queen's reciprocated with , and again the teams were tied. The score remained the same until half time, four goals each. -- oi When thé second half started, Ca- dete pressed hard and on' a long shot the wing secured a lead of one (Jueen's came right back, and tied the seore, five goals each. tly after this Queen's succeeded in in another, and looked to he game well in Wand. Cadets, r, kept coming down fast, y twelve minutes time to go, again the score, at six goals each. i uancture,, Boyd, the Queen's ed a hard crao er from The blow puck completely closed his he was compelled to retire. quality of ifesta, on from onl ler, recei a long shot ¥ wets displayed a rt«manship seldom equalled Al- though. the rule reads that in the of a player being injured in the nd - half, the ' opposite side shall drop a'player and play must be con- tinued, the Cadets allowed Queen's to substitute a new goal tender in the f Mills, and absolutely refused to take advantage of Queen's crippled condition. They lost the game by this decision, but deserve great credit for such a splendid action. When play {was resumed, the puck travelled from Person one end to ance from ville, Napanee, Kingston, Eastern hospital, Brockville, and Pres cott. YM.C.A. Basketball, There will be two games in the Sun- day School Basketball League series, at the Y.M.C.A., to-night. The games el. A great deal of interest is being taken in these matches. Two good games are promised. Picton Here To-morrow. prove to be one of the prettiést of the season. It is true Frontenacs expect to win, but the calibre of hockey will be far more interesting to watch from a purely exhibition standpoint than if the teams were more closely matched. The wonderful stick-handling and team work of the Frontemacs will weil re- pay those who attend. The "Rooters Club" and 14th band will be on hand without fail, and this in itself will prove a most delightful innovation. By all means be on hand at to-morrow night's game, if you want to see some oa dows of tot George Vanhorn will referee. Won and Lost. Tn the games in the Central Ontario Curling league, here, yesterday, the seniors were defeated by Napanee by four points, and tae juniors won out in their games, by seven points. The ice was in good condition, and a big crowd turned out for the games. Owing to the fact. that the train from Napanee was a couple of hours late, it was rather late when the curlers got on the ice, and as a result it was 1 a.m., when the games were concluded: The senior zames resulted as fol- lows : 5 Skip Ham, Napanee, 25; Skip Slit- er, Kingston, 19; Skip Boyes, Nap- anee, 9; Skip Sills, Kingston, 11. The junior games resulted as lows: Skip McDonald, Kingston, 21; Skip Edwards, Napanee, 10; Skip Asselstine, Kingston, 14; Skip Taylor, Napanee, 18, In these series Kingston . seniors have won two games and lost one; Belleville and Napanee have each won and lost one; Brockville has lost one. In the junior series, Kingston has won two, and lost none; Napanee has fol- Brockville | : A thusigstic applause to which he will be First Congregational vs. ge pp ne Paul's, and Sydenham street vs. Beth- | jr matic interpretation of "The wreck las an artist. His remarkable j times enter into his song To-morrow night's hockey game, be- contazion from which no audience tween Picton and Frontenacs, should treat, exceeding far the most sanguine { expectations, bow Arthur Blight, of Terbuto, the as sisting soloist, has been heard here with pleasure on more than one | occasion, but never in sach splendid voice as he sang last evening. Hie every number evoked the most en- re- ? unstintingly. Mr. Blight's characterized him range, his perfect production together with a pleasing personality which at all forms a of the Hesperus" could be altogether immune, The delightful surprise of the even- ing, however, was the admirable per- formance of the various choral organ- izations. Queen's to-dav has the best glee club. that the college has ever had. Fach member of the chorus of eighty voices is go singer, and ' under the able but brief instruction of Ar-| thur Craig, has attained to an ef | ficieney heretofore juite wuiknown. | The parts ave all evenly balanced, al- | though at times the individual voice was perhaps too prominent. The in- terpretation, shading and charms of enunciation were delightfully out of the ordinary. Much of the success of the club is due to the able assist- ance of Miss Shaw who presided at the piano. FORMER RESIDENT DEAD. Mrs. Jobm Wishart Died gt Minne apolis. The death occurred, at Minneapolis, on Friday last, of Mrs. John Wis hart, a former resident of Ports mouth, at the age of eighty-three vears. Deceased lived at Portsmouth for upwards of sixty years and was well known in the district. About ten rs ago she went to Minneapolis to live with her son-in-law, W. R. Tay- lor, also a former Kingstonian. The latter * arrived in the city Monday night with the remains and the fune- | ral took place, Tuesday, to Catara- aqui. The late Mrs. Wishart was born in Scotland. Four sons survive, John, of Montreal; William, of Toronto; James, of British Columbia, and Ed- ward, of Kingston. John and Wil | liam came for the funeral. The Walks and Road. The merchants again got busy | to- { Scrap Book. Red Book. Strand. Ainsiees. Everybody's. Green Book. Blue Book. Popular Mechanics, Pearson's Adventure. Smart Set. Hampton's. New Magazine. Pall Mall. ORPHANS' HOME GIFTS Acknowledged by the Ladies of the - Committee, The Ladies' of the committee of the Orphan's Home thankfully acknowl- edge the following gifts: Mrs. Jones, King street, 8 dozep buns; Committee Charity Ball, ice cream; Mrs. Bernard Brown, skates, clothing; Mrs. J,- B. Carruthers, oranges, lemons, goose; Mrs. W. G. Craig, oranges, turkey; Mrs. Macnee, prunes, 25 dozen buns; Mrs. Waldron, prunes, or¥nges, candies, snaps, cloth- mz, two bags pears, two gallons maple syrup, goose; Mrs. H. Calvin, buns, cakes, 81; Cataraqui Lodge, A. F. & A. M,, ice cream and cake; Will- iamsville church, pies and cake; Mrs C. Livingston, magazines, clothing, 8] and neek ties; Mrs. Cappon, buns, useful articles, goose; Mrs. Birch, buns; Mr. Hiscock, "oranges and grapes; Miss Lovick's class, Louise school, Easter eggs and oranges, Mrs. Dutton, buns; Mrs. W. D. Carmichael, fruit and magazines; Mrs. A. Strichan apples and $2 W. B. Skinner, toys; Mackie, ten cakes, cranberries and sugar; Mrs. Robinson, useful ar ticles: W. J. Crothers, barrel of brok en Hiscuits; M. P, Reid, sandwiches, milk, saladr¥rs. S. A. McMahon, $1; Mrs. Savary, bag of potatoes, Mrs. Joyner, magazines; Miss Lenora Bruce roll of butter and 3 dazen eggs; Mrs. J. McCulla, 22 pairs of stockings sand clothing; Mrs. Hooper, magazines ; Miss Mildred Horsey, books and toys; Miss Barney, games, oranges and use ful articles; Mrs. Irwin, caps and books; James McCulla, cocoa, oranges and candies. . Lady Cartwright, berries, Mrs. L. J, Williams, magazines; Limestone mrs, Ena the country doctor hero of a bright, breezy romance, full of humor. This human dynamo. of activity and lovableness is describéd as the "pepperiest proposition of an angel this "earth has ever seen. He's a red-headed, sharp-tongued brute of a saint---he's a pot of mustard that's clear balm." His love affair was conducted with a piguancy that was only second to his devotion to his profession. It is a most entertain- ing story, illustrated with colored frontispiece, by C. M. Reylea and John Jackson. $1.20. Rubber Hot Water Bottles Special Values Now 75¢, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.25, $2.50. ¥ These Bags are made of Real Rubber, not rubber com- position that will crack short time. ed at special jobbers' prices, and are fully guaranteed-- the cheaper ones for one year, the better ones two years. We have the seamless kind and also the strongly bound kind. See our priees; It you The Rexall Store MAHOOD'S rons will pay in a | '~All New Goods just receiv- Jewellers. STORE | PRINCESS AND BAGOT STS. I Woman's Home Companion Ladies' Home Journal, Delineator. Costume Royal. Toilettes. Art de la Mode World. Dressmaking at sHome Ladies' Brass Goods During January we are offer- ing a special discount_of TWEN- TY PER CENT. OFF any, arti- cle of stock comprises :-- Brass in our store. 'Fhe KETTLES, FERN POTS, CANDLESTICKS; DESK SETTS, VASEN™ TRAYS, PHOTO FRAMES SOAP BOXES, ETC. and all are First Quality SMITH BROS., Opticians. _ 850 RING STREET Issuers of Marriage Licenses FUR another until Queen's se- cured the winning goal with a little less than two minutes of playing time to go, 2 For Cadets, Woodman, in goal, was the star. Smith and Sutherland, how- lever, along with Carruthers and Wright, were always in the limelight, tgnidd played a strong game. For| f Queen's, Dlaksley, at cover, and Box, | light, heat and power committee, had r * pa possible to get near the sidewalk. |sionary Auxiliary Methodist churches, T. F. Har rison Co. = cents, -showéd up the mast pro- Ad Be ersatios to-day I with H Hem. There are still a number of places | sandwiches and cakes; Mrs. Smith, minis; withugh id Elite . Elootric a twin > ie HVAro- where the walking is dangerous and | clothing; Cooke's church, sandwiches fpomt, am he ance Ol © lean - » regard 10 | . + : £3 vet the residents along the streets | and cake; Dr. Richardson, S cakes: S088080e0000008800808° i; a strong game. George Van- [power for Kingston and places east where the walk is in bad condition | Miss Wilder, apples, oranges and can : ® orn refereed in a most capable man- [and west of here. 2 1 * i i Hon. Mr. Beck held ' doing nothing to get the snow | dies; Wm. Guthrie; Perth Road, 2 bags Hl k t iner, dealing out penalties without fear out good hopes of making arrange- & |i they would sprinkle sawdust. | upples; Rev. Mr. Stuart, Parham, har- + * . * * n : ® ® "® * ® ® * ® ments for the use of Waddington, N.Y., ches or something else to cover up rel of apples; John Miller, Perth Road, lost two and won none; Belleville has dav while the weather was very miild | campment, LO.O.F., sandwiches and won one and lost one. land tosk the snow off the sidewalks | coffee; Mrs, Dalton, preserved ftuit, -------- and threw it into the road. The city | #1; Mrs. A. P. Chown, lettuce, spinach TALKED WITH BECK. {has alowed this caked stuff tos ro | gPples, beets, carrots, orapfes. mit {main piled up in the Toad for a ltens and squash; Chalfaers church is couple of days before removing it. | Sunday school, cakes and sandwiches; While it was on the road it caused a|St. James' church, cake, milk, sand great deal of annoyance to those | wiches; Campbell Bros'., hats; Mrs. .W. driving horses as it~ was almost im- | Minnes, lettuce, tomatoes, pears; Mis reduced from Over 35 to choose Inventory Dressing Cases $1.00 to $7.00 from. ~ Carpets, ains, ete, all down. Repalr and Upholstering work 10 per cent. cheaper during sale. s- Rhone 80. Yours, Sale At " GOURDIERS Special Prices On - Wool Blankets," | Now Is The Comforters, Time to Buy Ladies' & Child- || » Jo ren's Coats, and On a te . No 310 University Avenue Skirts, : Wool Underwear Un- heating, gas and good stable; Brick, 10 rooms, b. & ¢., furnace and stable; depth of lot. 18% ft; price, derwear, etc. of Call and get oar prices Rugs, Linoleum, Cur-| Finds us with many odd lines, broken assort- ments and Remnants of 'all kinds: These may be found in every de- partment and will be sold cheap. : The Hydro-Electric Commission Busy. Ald. R. F. EHiott, chairman of the or favor. The teams: Cadete--Woodman, goal; Patterson, point; Smith, cover; Galt, rover; Car- uthers, centre; Wright, right wing; Sutherland, left wing. tJucen's--Boyd, goal: Elliott," point; Blaksley, cover; Meikle, rover; Box, centre; Smith, right wing; McKinnon, loft wing. power and he has his experts prepar- p. slippery places it would help a!2 bags of apples; Mrs. Wade, ganes: lar i great deal. iJ. Y. Parkhill, basket peaches, one of submission to Kingston and elsewhere. | ------------------ { plums, turkey: Mrs. J. Paul. 2 bas He believes he ean put power into Kids Skate to School. kets peaches, 'quarter of Yamb: Mrs Kingstoh in as short a time as any Those who are living on Garden | Trotter, Joyceville, apples and vere other concern, and he hopes to show | and Wolfe Island are taking advant- | tables; Mrs. Wm. Neilson, crab apples the civic committee his capacity for age of the smoothness of the ice and | St. John's church, Portsmouth . rapid work. Ald. Filiott is willing to instead of 'bringing the school chil- | tables; St. John's church § wait a week to allow Hon. Mr. Beck dren over in sleighs the youngsters | school, $2.25; Mr. Friendship, to bring down his figures, and when skate over. Some who have heen en- { and vegetables: Mr. Lancaster, vege. these are received the mumicipalities terprising enough have built small | tables; Mr. Gilbert, barrel ' apples will be called together to consider jce boats for themselves and so cov- | Young Women's Auxiliary, St. James' them. Ald. Elliott is anxibus to maks ered the distance between the island church, sandwiches, cakes: Mr. Nesbit the best possible contract for Kings- and the city in a very short space of | cakes; Mahood Bros., spoons toys: ton and to secure this a few weeks' time. i Miss McAuley, buns, roast beet: time counts for little; it will bring to | | Queen's Year 1912, sandwiches, cakes: Kingston manufacturers the best possi- | | Levana Society, Queen's, candies, ice ble prices. | cream and cake; Mrs. Ferrier, cloth- | ling; Mrs. Leighton Guess rake Death of Dr. C. S. Dunham. 10x hompannic na, fruit, cake, The death occurred at Fraunkville, on | Mr. Wilder, pumpking; Mrs. W. Skin- Saturday evening, of Dr. C. Sherwood over the road for the last time Mon- mer,' 81; Mrs. Meikle, oranges; Mrs Dunham. The was in his day night, when they were conveyed Glover, goose; Anderson Bros., pail twenty-fifth year, and was born wear {, Belleville, where their families re. Candies; Mrs. Garrett, $1; Mrs. George Toledo. He was a graduate of Queen's ide. The rema ns ot Engineer Dennis Richardson, $1; Rev. Dr. MacTavish, University and last September passed were sent by James Reid and Sons 81; MeKelvey & Birch, three trays the final examination of the Ontario ,nd those of Fireman McDermott by Mayor (Couper, turkey; Mrs Nickle, well to the end. Ports { Medical Council. 'He had opened up; 8. 8, Corbett. oranges; Mrs. Oberndorfier, goose, can- some fine men on their an office in Frankville. He was for a | vii dies; Miss Youngston, box homemade time house surgeon at the Kingston |... Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days. candies; Mrs. J. A. Hendry, goose, [stalwart fighters in their ranks uiso;] "hospital; He was --a- very. 8X Your drugpist Will refund money if "rest food; -- Principat Gordon, goose; f so it will be a fight to the finish. The emplary young man, and his death,' paso Ointment fails to cure any case Miss Robertson, goose: "a friend, bunch ing plans and estimates of cost for | veye- Sunday b % City League Series, Spples | Hockey fans are looking forward to Alfred Street--Two- nine .rooms, b. & c., lot, 456 x ® two good games of hockey tonight in othe City League series. There pro- . { mises to be a record crowd for the White All-Wool Blankets. 8 | weather is very mild and the ice will ® (be in good condition. The first game Grey All-Wool Blankets. @® [will be between Renfrew County and Renfrew County have a * Wolfe Island. av 8 Union : {first-class team and should annihilate ; Blankets. | boys, The W.1.5.C. ® | have disappointed their supporters in ° : * * . % » 3 » ~------ size of Bodies Sent to Belleville. | The bodies of Engineer Dennis and | Fireman McDermott, of the ill-fated | freight train which was wrecked early Monday morning at Collins Bay went | $3,300 Johnson 8treet-- Detached brick, 8 rooms, b. & hot o | the island ta Comforters in Batting, Wool ¢ | ot putting up a better team to de water ® fend the honors of the club. The sec price, lond game, between R.C.H.A. and @ | Portsmouth, will, in all probability, ® | be & tough fight to the finish, for both ® [teams put up a good brand of hockey _ and Biderdown filled. F lannelette, over our big list Estate ¢ Insurance Comé' and ook All fresh new stock, bargains Real Money to loan, Mullin Cor. Johnson and Division Sts, PHONE 539 ® | that wears { mouth have line-up, and the batterymen have some s @ @ "TR. McFAUL.™ * lanrer warEROUS {mouth II and Regiopolis' IH Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE _ Given Another Remand. A lad taken in charge a few weeks ago, on a charge of theft, was before the magistrate again this morning, and was further remanded to jail, for 5 week. a Sea books; Prof. Gwillim, goose, mitts; J. Sharpe, oranges and candies; Mrs. Du- puis, candies; Mrs. H. Richardson, box canned fruit; Mrs." 8S. R. Bailey, or- anges, candy; Dr. Duff, Christmas crackers; Mrs. Colin Macpherson, um: derclothing, mitts, cap; Miss Reid, games; Mrs. E. A. Rees, oranges, can- dies, nuts, doll; Mrs. Haveland Flynn, cake, headcheese; Mrs. H. Folger, or- anges, buns; Miss Martin's class, Cal vary church, toys: William Mimnes, seven sleighs; Mrs. Barnet's class, Syd. enham Street Sunday school, dolls, scrap books. Mr. Herod, dubbin: St. Jolm's Sun- day school, Portsmouth, $2.25; Mr. Arthurs, buns: Newman & Shaw, no velties; Mrs. Walkem and Miss Betts, erate oranges; Glenvale Sewing Socie ty, four quilts; Hom. William Harty, £20: a friend, 85; L. J. Williams, $5; {Dr. Torrance, 85: J. W. H wdge, i181; ladies of True Blue lodge, cofice, | sugar, cheese and crackers. "Flowering plants," Purdy. CICS) voy. 8) Kingston's Famous Fur Store." * Out They Go 22 Untrimmed FELT SHAPES fivery hat new this sea- ton, ~ To-Morrow samba pi rm ----. -- sien $ For the Physician And the Nurse Sterling Silver Thermometer Cases. sess \ calaity howler al- 100ks into the future and froubid all along the 4 > onl for cleanness, whiteness, spotlessness and sanitary treament of your wash- ables, and This. Laundry will answer the call and give you just what you want, just when you want it, and at a price that will please you. Kingston Laundry Princess and Sydenham Streets. 'Phone 22. The careful, plagning, fore. te AD MAY not see re- iS ahead, but ke is level- enough to be prepar- them. Hypodermic Syringes. of Surgical -- lafternoon game will be between Ports- | while not altogether unexpected, for he of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud- Dsnanas, craté berries; Dr. and Mrs. PES Essanee had been in failing health for some ing Piles in 6 to 14 days. _50c Ryan, turkey; Mr. Newlands & Son, Y Sessa enene itime, has come as a great shock to « . oranges éhndies; George Masoud, box oa { Good, Clean Sport. | his many friends and relatives. The oranges; James Kelly & Co., goose; oe aio ooo | Sydenham street will battle with {funeral took place, this aiternoon, to | D. Gallon, box candies; Sydenham __-- : eEesses Th nha in the Sunday School [the Methodist church, where services Street Bible class, cakes; jam and 2 . (¢|Rasketball League series, at the Y.M. Were conducted by Rav nw Bhs, o if Adversity Comes ® CA gymnasium, to-might, and the | Toronto, assisted by Rev. Mr. ¢ . : 3 { First Congregational will tussle with 3 Walker Retires 3 Winnipeg, Jan. 24.--After a quarter = Will -You £6 Prepared? | Hardly. Room for Both, lof a century as semior judge of the Bo * % | In the face of the fiercest opposition county courts of Manitoba, Judge D. = from every school or college teaching M. Walker, concluded his judicial ca- | the older systems, our business has in- reer on-Saturday. Judge Walker has {creased during 1910 at an av rate been a resi of Winnipeg for over of seven per cent. per month, éna- forty years, and was an officer in the iturally expect this opposition for thir- first (Red River expedition. His honor lty-day syllabic shorthand marks the js a native of Norfolk, Ont., and is of ® beginning of the end of six.months' Irish descent. | stevopraphy just as electricity did the {eval'oil lamp and the horse car. Brought to Penitentiary. "Wireless" was doubted at one time, | william Jenkins, of Windsor, is the apd some, even yet, abuse "Hydro-{).i..4 addition to the roll at the Electric." Our free lesson will con- | pitentiary. He was brought here vine you. Write Jor it and our re pen night to serve two years and turn fare offer. Moun College, 282-286 Yonge street, Toronto. Pocket Medicine Cases. Pocket Surgical Cases Instrument Satchels. * Buggy Cases. : Nurses' Chatelains, he em nee Chamois vests, "Gibson's." Forceps, Probes, Medicine You are them assured o 3 ¢ ' of 39¢ Each. | Coffees come and eoffees go, but Cases, etc. hat nobody can turn yoy, out : i {Chase & Sanborn's Mocha and Java Everything required by 'the q : NE : tis always in the lead, carving thei @ Doctor or Nurse in the sick . have homes to suit : : * rity appears in vari- forms, such as in slicks Joss of position, business j ete. And it usually itself unnanounced. wey; a t---- ee vie Sele See window display. couple of boats were here from Cape ys , yesterdoy. Skating on the . buchos buh. hath VUVLTVLRLLTL BLL TTL LLT TLL TRESS § a bog on a So