FEBRUARY 28 1911. Are Worth Reading FINAL = GAMES FRONTENAC TEAM. These Books are so good from both literary and dramatic standpoints that shrewd, far-seeing theatri managers are willing to spend thousands of dollars on the production of sach one Each 50c. iT he Lion and The Mouse 1 Charles Kiein 1A Little Brother of the Rich; Joseph Medill Patterson lind at Red Gate, Meredith Nicholson { The Secret Orchard, The Castles . March Magazines patierns free patterns a -------- 4 won "GIRLS OF GANANOQUE Entitled to Franchise and to Wear Harem Skirt. By Our Queen's Correspondent. The entire population of the hamlet of Gapaneque, numbering 131 souls, with blare of trumpets and beat - drums, as the shades of night were First' Game at Orillia Thursday Monday | falling, blew into the city, by evening, with an aggregation of worl ters, known as the female hockey team from the factory town. The ob- ject of their guest was to do battle with the lady puck-chasers at 's ---- ASF ! ciowrs (QUEEN'S CHALLENGE 5 o'clock Em ~ 'VARSITY TO MEET FOR ATHLETIC EVENTS. TO i : ee Presbyterians Resent the Slur of To- ronto University Jowrnal---Will Meet "Varsity Under Latter's Of ficials, 3 MAREE In the last issue of "Varsity, the organ of Toronto University, it was in. timated that Queen's had won the as- suult-dt arms 'ast year by almost stealing it away from the other col leges.' To-ddy the following telegram was sent to Toronto "Boxing, Fencing and Wrestling Club, of Toronto University: --Have noted "Varsity's reference to year's assault-at-arms and have heard that you may not enter a team for Satur- day. We 'phoned McGill to postpone event until Iith of March, but ar rangements had been made and it was too late. We would like to meet you under officials in whose selection we had no voice, and will be disap- inted if you do not send team to Phra for Saturday, March 4th. (Signed) Boxing, Pencing and Wrest- ling Club, of Quéen's University." Evening and in Kingston Monday ©3l Night--Team - Will Leave Here at Noon on Wednesday -- Other, Sporting Neds, ] James T. Sutherland received word {Audrey . - A y » | this afternoon, from O.H.A. headguar-| Mary Jolinsten ters, "Tx 10, relative 10 the final | Beverly of, Graustark, game between the Frontenacs apd Brewster's Millions, i "Orillia. \ } Geo. Barr McCutcheon. {Rosa The first game will be played at 'Checkers, i Orillia, on Thursday evening, and the Henry Blossom next game at Kingston, on Monday | WHY NOT HAVE A NEW TOP ON YOUR FUR COAT THIS SPRING, WE WILL DO THIS, RENOVATE THE FUR, AND STORE IT FREE FOR YOU UNTIL NEXT WINTER. : GET OUR PRICES. THEY WILL INTEREST You. ' John McKay, 149-159 BROCK ST. New Houses, New Furnishings OR OLD HOUSES AND NEW. FUR- 5 NISHINGS, We're ready to help. Our new 1911 Stocks are In. It's wise to make your selection early and have the ad- vantage of Newest Goods. CIRCASSIAN the newest, Has the most handsomely marked grain of any home or foreign wood ever used. Call and ~\ Red Book Green Book Pop.' Mechanics | Munsey. Scribner's, {Century Harper's Woman's Home Companion. Haseball . ; Blue Book Popular Argosy i | Votes given on every pur- 3% chase of l0c for the Library Voting Contest, «> ockey that was . cor |The Conjurer's House, handed out to the four hundred en- -- aT Jeane will Jewve on Wel | 8S. E. White thusiastic spectators at the covered fiyer. They will stay in Toronto over The Firing Line, ' rink. The ice was of the real genuine fight and go on to Orillia on Thurs- Robt. W. Chambers. "Bonter Brand" and right from Leo 4. morning. This will break the House of a Thousand Candles, Trimble's signal for the commence- » and give the boys a good! Meredith Nicholson ment of hostilities, it resolved itself ; or rest. ; : {The Lightning Conductor, UBeotty" Davidson's | The Williamsons. Fa. into. a battle royal. Reputations were ndlay Se tty" says that the! Tohasion family hae come into pro. team % The College Book Store, won and lost; another member of the | birthday, and " team will have to win, or there will | minence. Marie, who played cover THE FINEST BOOK STUiE IN EASTERN ONTARIO. ~ be something doing. His 'team mates! point, for the college seven, was ac-|aqnd the supporters of the team say {claimed by all as quite the leading|that the birthday could not be better! ~ - lady; her scintillating rushes and her | celebrated than by a grand victory in 260 PRINCESS STREET OPEN NIGHTS. - Phone 919 This is a fair challenge. Last spring aggressiveness in back-checking won g ; ---- 3 this match. 'Varsity made childish char con: for her time and again the most en- - rT -- " cerning Queen's, because og latter |thusiasti: plaudits of the spectators. Game at Toronto. BIBLE STUDY CLASS, . won the championship. Queen's has [Of Johnstons sparring partner at] The Kingsto fi Frontenacs have re | : never won any athletic event unfairly, [point it may be said that there is|ceived an invitation from the Toronto One' Organized for Young Men at less dishonorably, and the sooner no Wilder player in the game. Her|Cance Club, to play an * exhibition | Y.M.CA. Weldon's, 7 fres Fashions for All, London. Red Magazine ASK FOR THEM. rere Royal Pall Mall - \ i \ T fom game in Toronto, as Toronto people Twenty-two young men sat down #e6 it whether you want to buy or not. We have it in Dining and Bed Room Furniture. We have the Cheapest. Best Goods. . "Varsity gets acquainted with that | body-checking was a feature especially fact the better. The only fault to be after a hasty and animated consulta: found with Queen's men is that they |tion with her trainer, "Fd." Elliott, are altogether too generous to rivals, | Miss Craig, Miss Brownlee and, in and opponents. Just imagine Toron. fact, every member of the college disabled ! 'abl are anxiots to wee the crgek Kingston | team in action. 5 The matter wos debated, and it was to a light supper, Monday evening, in conpection 'with the organization decided that own tribute to 1: Ro of the Young Men's Bible Study club an i= 3 of, nS < » 0 Afte Bb Robertson, whe has done so much for; the Y.M.C.A, After the supper hockey, in Ontario, that the team | Robert Meek took twenty minutes for A y the { 3 very COUCHES, $4.50, $5.50, $7.00, 9.00 up. OUR HEALTH BRAND MATTRESSES will redeem the worst day by the best night's sleep possible-- $3.75, $4.50, $5.50. 3 grades. Others from $2.50 up. OSTERMOOR, the best the world over, $15, CARPETS, RUGS, just in from European markets. , CURTAINS--Lace, Madras, Silk, porters "lc, hand cleaner." Gibson's. John O'Sullivan, of Renfrew, is vis- iting in the city, "Healing and soothing," Borated Witch Hazel Cream, 15c., at Best's. Mr. and Mrs. D. Page left to-day, for Smith's Falls. : "10c. hand cleaner." Gibson's. Williamy Swaine, piano tuner, received at McAuley's. Phone 778. Dr. Vrooman came from Napanee, to-day, with a patient. "For mechanics," 10c. hand cleaner, Gibson's. Miss Edith Hermiston, Collingwood fireet, is confined to her home through lines. C. H. Rose, Tamworth, spent Sun- day with his mother, Mra. George A. Bateman, Sydenham street. Mrs. MeBride, Upper Colborne street; was removed. to the eral hospital, yesterday afternoon, in James Reid's ambulance. ' John Edward Hogarty was in the city, to-day, representing the Verta Victoria company, at the Grand, on March 9th. "l0c, hand cleaner." Gibson's. TH@ friends of Mrs. R. Cairns will be pleased to hear she has fully recover- ed from her recent illness. Capt. Saunders and wife, of Detroit, are the guests of friends on Amherst Island. The many friends of Miss D. St. Remi will regret to hear that she was taken to the general hospital on Sun: day, suffering from pleurisy. Mr. and Mes. F. C. Martin and' Master Floyd spent Sunday in the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred erick Reid. Miss Bertha Stratford, York street, and Miss Minnie Hall, University avenue, are visiting in Toronto. Professional men are said to be the class that spend their money out of Kingston. ' The JEXphee companies gather in many « ls in bringing packages trom Toronto and Montreal for per. sons who should trade at Home. The Kingston storekeeper is deserv. ing the support of all citizens. Where you live and earn your money there it. Stanley Smith, is in Gananoque, visiting his father, Fire Chief Smith. Capt. Thomas Stevenson and wife, Yours, YX. F. HARRISON GO Large Shipments | Vo Caps ad og For the coming spring Jmsiness are nearly all . n. Tapestries, Brussels, Wiltons, Axminsters and Wools, All our orders for these were placed months ago and much below the prices of to- day, which places us in position to give extra value. FHP R. McFAUL, Mrs. Marchand favored the Lay. 3 i theri in St, Buffalo, are visiting friends oh Am- herst Island : to university offering to postpone an |septette, acquitted themselves admir- event if an opponent was y. Would Toronto do it ¥ No indeed ! Some time ago, a Queen's debater in an intercollegiate contest fell ill. Queen's asked a postponement of the debate. Did "Varsity grant the re. quest ? Well, certainly not. 'Varsity won the debate because Queen's had to send another man at the last min- ute, Last winter Toronto university had some loudly-touted champion athiet:s, who came down here to compete with the Presbyterian goliaths, and were defeated. "Varsity has heen sore ever since. NE ------ INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Miss Linklater was easily the choice of the Gananoque girls, her skating and stick-handling' being remarkably brilliant, and indeed creditable; this charming young lady was largely in- strumental in securing the victory for her team mates, three of the four gounls being notched from her stick. SEMPRE PPEIRE FEE PPRRININS : ANOTHER SHIP CONTRACT. + This afternoon W. J. Fair, secretary-treasurer of the Kingston Shipbuilding Co., received this telegram from Ottawa: -- "The Minister of Marine authorizes me to notify you that the contract for the steamer Bellechase is award- ed to your company.--Wm. Harty." This is the second light- house steamer that the Can- adian Government has order- ed from the Kingston com- pany. The Bellechase will be a larger boat than the one now under construction at the local shipyard. PEPE HEP PPR 9 F400 000 & PPP C ICEL LEIP | | Size of New Steamer. The steamer Bellechase, which is to be built for the Canadian govern: ment, by the Kingston Shipbuilding Co., is a twin-screw survey and in- spection vessel for the St. Lawrence ship channel service below Quebec. It is to be 130 feet long, 27 feet beam and 13.6 feet moulded depth. THE LATE FELIX SHAW, Funeral Took Place From Residence This Afternoon. : The last sad rites over the remains of the tate Felix Shaw were conducted tis afternoon. Service was held at the family residence, Bagot street, at two o'clock, by Rev. Dr. Macgillivray, fof Chalmers church. The room where the remains reposed was heaped with floral tributes. Among those sending tokens of ard were: Mother and children, pillow; sisters, pillow; Mr. jand Mrs. Taylor, and family, Perth, 'spray' Mr. and Mrs. Ford, Morris, Man., spray; Mr. and Mrs. George F. Carter, Syracuse, N.Y., spray; Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Shaw, wreath; James Red den, spray; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Car ruthers, spray; Mr. and Mrs. W. New- lands, spray; Mr. and Mrs. Arm- strat McCormack, spray; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Birch, anchor; Hon. Wil liam « Harty, wreath; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, eross; ¥r. and Mrs. W. H. Macnee, spray; Mr. and Mrs. A. Strachan, spray; Miss Florence and GG. H. Williamson, spray; Dr. and Mrs. James Third, spray. The remains of the deceased were borne by eight of his life-long friends, namely, Charles Smith, Samuel Birch, Francis Macnee, W. Newlands, James W. MH. Macnee, Archibnld play would accept the invitation to { Bible study, which was enjoyed Se. an all-star team in Toronte, or Michaels' senior team, Frontenacs to receive their expenses, and the pro- ceeds in addition, to go to the hos- pital for Sick Children, in Toronto, of which Mr. Robertson is the president. Toronto, no doubt, would turn _out in large numbers to see the game, and at the same time it would give the Frontenacs a chance to help a worthy cause. The Argonauts' Victory over Park- dale was well received here, owing to the fact that Capt. Murphy, is a form- er Kingstonian, and received his early education in hockey in this oity. [is many friends here were glad to hear that he was best man in the game. Indoor Hockey League. The first games in the Y.M.C.A. In- door Hockey League will be played on Thursday evening, Bain vs. Barry; Kirkwood vs. Edgar. Each game will last twenty minutes. Following are the teams : Alex, in (captain), 0. Hamilton, (i. Suddard. a B. Barry (captain), R. Langdon, ¥ Myers, H. Eward, E. Jackson, .- H. Kirkwood (captain), W. Kinch, C. Esford, A. Leach, O. Majau. W. Edgar (captain), S. Davis, ;W. Leach, A. Buck, H. Barnes. Ed. Fleming, ' is. JONES-BLODGETT. A Marriage Solemnized in the City Tuesday. The marriage took place, on Tuesday morning, of Mss Anme Elizabeth Jones, daughter of Mrs. John Reeves, Livingstone avenue, and Guy Cleve land Blodgett, of So ville, Mass, The ceremony was performed at - the home of the bride's mother, and was attended by the jmmediate relatives and friends. The ceremony was per- formed at tem o'clock, by Rev. J. 0, Crisp. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss May Jones, of this city, and the groomsman was Earl Bow- man, also of Kirigston. Mr. and Mrs. Blodgett left, at noon, for their home in Somerville, and will carry with them the best wishes of a host of friends. The bride is a gradu ate of the Memorial hospital, Massa- chusetts, and the groom is a professor of mathematics in a college at Somer- ville. Left for Toromto. M. Lemmon, who has had charge of the Y.M.C.A. boy tumblers, all winter, left fof Toronto, to-day, where he will be connected with the Canadian Fair banks company. Leo Singleton will have charge of the boys from now on, and as he is "a first rater" at tum- bling, the boys are looking forward to od something good. Skating on the Lake. Young people are again skating on the lake, the ing weather follow: ing the thaw havihf put the ice in splendid condition. Several ice boats were out again today and had fine spin. To Instal a Vault. uch by everyone present. The next ten minutes were taken advantage 'of for the purpose of ap pointing officers, ofc. Harry was unanimously chosen president and John Stagg secretary. Mr. Meek was asked te take the position as teacher but could not promise to give the jtime necessary to the work and re quested that he be left out at sent. The question was left in abey nce. Mr. Meek will take the next meeting, and will address the young men on "Ambition." This meeting will take place on Tuesday of next week, after which Monday will be the meeting night, m : pre Struck in the Head. W. C. Leighton, a young man ployed by A. McMahon & Co. painter, who was working at Kingston Shipbuilding company, térday afternoon, was the victim slight accident. He was working at the hull of a boat, repainting her, when a plank. fell, and in its descent, struck him on . the head, inflicting a nasty wound. He was removed to his home, on Clergy street, and is now doing. very nicely. em as the yes of a NO MISERY FROM STOMACH. 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Pape's Diapepsin is a certain cure for out.of order stomachs, because it takes hold of your food and digests it just |the same as if your stomach wasn't { there. | Relief in five minutes from all stom- any : | ach misery is waiting for you at {drug store. These large 50-cent cases contain {more than suflicient to thoroughly { cure almost any case of Dyspepsia, In- | digestion or any other stomach disor i | Children's Shelter Arranged. The city council has entered into agreement with the loeal offers the Salvation Army to furnish shelter for children taken off an on a the been Pense Byes should be every two years. The eyes change Glasses exactly right last year may be injurious. now. Whether you wear glasses or not your eyes should be examined every two years. We are eye experts. We can afford you perfect sight Our varied stock of mounts helps us to give perfect satis- faction. - CadluInYd . ® » ® ° » * 2 * ------ Dr. A. P.Chown, Druggist, Optician, 185 PRINCESS STREET. 'Phone 343. 800800 teetscsssnsenee Passed Through Customs ° * ° ° * * ® i * * * ¢ le * ° To day we passed through customs and into stock a big ship- ment of New Goods Direct from Glasgow, Scotland In the shipment we find Novelty Dress Goods, Plain and Fancy Silks, Foulards, Wash Coods, Ancerson's Ginghims, Linens, Velveteens, Hosiery, Ribbons, Fic. You are iavited to call and see the display b i Rings We have an excellent sorjment at present of HIGH-CLASS PEARL RINGS, Stones, Singles, Five Hoops and Clusters, as Three Stone, Some of these run pretty well up In price, but we have some very creditable (3 and 5) Stone Pear! Rings at $10 each : These are special value, and made 10 fit any finger. 5 SMITH BROS., Jewellers, Opticians, R30 KING STREET. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. Sale At GOURDIERS 'Golden 'Opportunity iat fof One Double and Two all rented, Bethel Church; : 10; all for $3,200 Propertie City Johns the {MONEY TO LOAN HOUSES TO RENT. FIRE INSURAN( Mullin "Phone 528. tingle on ground for Sale in every part E. | Corner Johnson and Division Sts. The C.M.B.A. is arranging to have a Streets, until their cases have vault installed in its new quarters om enquired into. The shelter will be at Montreal street--the fine brick residence; the officers' quarters on Bagot street, recently bought by Dr. Ryan from the | The city will pay the army fifty dal. McCammon estate. rs a year and provide the neces sary meals for those taken mn charge. Hereafter, young girls and boys who are inclined fo run streets at night, and get into trouble will be taken in charge, and their parents notified. The Children's Aid Society is going to make an aggressive campaign, Pumping Water Again. Shore water is no longer being pump- ed into the waterworks mains. The trouble with the valve at the con nection of old pipe with the cuter section, 13, feet out from shore, was repaired, and the pipe is now in good Retained the Balance, $107. But no charge will be aid, for the man want no harm. Hie sent him $200, of which 360 was Wmition in a certain colleps, and the remainder for hoard and ex- penses, v six or eight Eo a i sel Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. - . » . . : "Kingston's Famous Fur Store" * 2 ® » . . Had Leg Fractured. Mre. Katherine Evans, 102° Quesa street, had the misfortase to fall on the walk, near ber home, and as a result suffered 8 fracture of the right leg at the ankle. She is at the Ho- tel ¥en : Taking Long Course. * Lieut. Col. Seguin, Alberts, Major Lawless, R.O., Ottawa, Lieut. Came rom, Winnipeg, and Lieut. Héthering- ton, of Quog, sre iu the ety taking the long 'course for officers at the Royal Military College. ------------------ Favored Reciproeity. At the ponservative meeting, on Saturday, Dr. James T. Gibson, who || 2 [ans beer a lifelong bonsetvative, sta ted that he was in favor of vecipro- city. 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