Daily British Whig (1850), 23 Feb 1912, p. 5

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5 ior wo WILL PUT NO MORE OIL ON THE STREETS, Owners of Horses Petitioned Against Oiling~-The Street Watering Area for the Year Fixed. T That the board of works would dis- continue the using of oil on the streets next season, and fall back to sprinkling them all with water, as in former years, to suppress the dust, wae the decision arrived at at the meeting of this board, Thursday ai- ternoon. A petition was presented containing the names of George Young, of the Shedden eompany, and 125 others, asking tnat the oiling of the streets should be discontinued, and setting forth several reasons for the change. Ald. Carson was in sympathy with the petitioners. He said, when driy- ing over these roads, he always had to be especially cautious and keep a tight rein on the horses, for fear of the animal's slipping and falling. The oil was also detrimental to the paint on conveyances, and the rubber tires on the earriages. OVERCOMING STORM THE RAILWAYS ARE GETTING OVER THE BIG BLIZZARD, And Will be in Good Shape if Weather Continues Fair--Corporn- tion Men Still Carting Snow Off Streets--8Some of the Country Roads in Bad State--Notés of the Storm. Kingston has recovered somewhat, from the blizzard, which held forth all Wednesday night and all day, Thurs. day, and if the weather man does not send along another bad storm, the railways will be all in working order in a short time. The city engineer has a big staff of men at work, carting snow off | the street. Most of the walks are now passable, but there is one walk that is very bad, and that is the walk through the city park, from Welling- ton street. This walk should be given attention at once, ss it is used quite a large number. The roads the country are still very bad. The employees of the street railway worked all day Thursday, in an en- deavor to get the line open by the in by | prices, 3 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1012. THE WHIG'S LETTER BOX IF PEOPLE WOULD CEASE EAT. ING POTATOES For a Month the Price Would Drop Away Down--Farmers are Hold. ing for Higher Prices----How City People Can Beat Them. Kingston, Feb. 22.--(To the Editor): The high cost of living ts becoming a serious matter, "especially for people of limited means and large families, To those who were wise during the summer months, and laid up the five cent pieces in a savings bank all praise be given, but also how man being aided squandered their small ccim in gum, tobacco dnd five-cent theatres. In this Canada of ours people must think like the squirrels and lay away a good supply of eat ables. 'The present cause of high prices is purtly due te farmers hold ing back their produce for highs The comedian at the Foresters' cons ceit should have sung, '1 wish were 2 farmer, 1 would, 1, would; } would make lhe price of potatoes so Ligh the citizens would have to pay THE - DAY'S EPISODES, LCCAL NOTES AND THINGS IN GENERAL. < Occurrences in the City and Vicinity Other Brief Items of Interest Easily Read and Remembered. Fresh cream every dav at Gilbert's C.J. Graham hss been in Toroste attending the automobile show. Sale of ribbon, motor veils, maids' aprons, aviator caps, ete. Dutton's, Miss Lily Shaw is improving nicely at her home on University avinue. Farmers' fresh butter in prints, 33e. to 28¢. 1b. Gilbert. Mrs. Robert Moxley, Brockville, is visiting Mrs. George Brown, Princess street, Now is vour chance for a bargain in hoots, rubbers and all felt goods. Dut- ton's Shoe Store. i SHOE SALE BIG BARGAINS Mise Marion Hall, University. ave nue, is in Toromto attending the mii linery openings. (hoice creamery butter. 38%¢. a Ib. at Gilbert's. Licenge Inspector Wright to-day add ed three more names to his "pro Two were volunteers. ------ a FOR SATURDAY PAGE FIVE, The chairman asked the opivion of the engineer, That official replied that oil was not the best materidl to keep down the dust on roads with high crowns, and as there were a good many such in the city, he felt water would probably be the safest and least destructive, Ald. Peters said he was for "cut. ting oyt" oiling the streets, if it was so unsatisfactory. evening, but were unable to do so. Fitited list," The street railway line was still blocked on Friday morning. The men worked on the line all afternoon and part of the night, but they were un- able tosget through. The belt line was opened up, but nothing could be done with the other lines. Those liv- ing at Portsmouth had te walk to work again this morning. A walk in There was not a quorum present, from Portsmouth these mornings is Alds. Eliott (chairman), Carson and [PO 8 very mice thiug, especially as Peters being the city fathers at the jearly in the morning as some of them board meeting. Therefore, to be legal, [have to come in, to be at work by the passing of the accounts and the (seven o'clock. . other business done was all subject to | Some of the roads in the country, the approval of the absent members. [dre badly blocked, and it will take a 'Three of those were out of the city. (few days to open them up. A local Acting on the advice of the city undertaker had an experiefice on one solicitor, the board will recommend to of the rural roads, Thursday after council to take no action with regard noon, which he will not seon forget. to Louis Abramson's claim for dam- | His rig was upset no less than three | ages to his daughter's clothing owing | times. A farmer. who attempted to to a fall on un alleged defective walk. make the trip in from Cataraqui had It was resolved to recommend to his sleigh upset three times. ! council the passing of the yearly by-| It is a very unusual thing for a law, setting forth the street watering | Kingston funeral to be postponed on area. Raglan Road, between Montreal [account of a snow storm, but such and Bagot streets, will not be sprink- [Was the case on Thursday afternoon, led this year, after the landlords on when a couple of funerals, set for the that biock petitioning to that effect. |afternoon, had to be postponed. The It is likely, through Ald. Peters' cir- roads were in such a bad state that culation of a petition, the block on {it was decided not to take any risks. Ordnance street, between Barrie and | As the result of the hard work of Clergy streets, will be included in this cmployees of the street: railway, the area. 'line was opened on Friday, and citi- lzens were very glad to see the cars running again. The company's big broom, had quite a battle with the storm king, but eventually won out. At the Kingston & Pembroke rail- way station, it was stated that the | chant said he had not had anyone in DOOR express, for Renfrew, would be all day. Another had three customers able to pull through. The snow plow while evervone agreed that the storm Sent out over the line early, Thursday had tied business up for the day. morning, had a most trying time. " Four engines were used, and fifty men leading: brands of English jwere at work with shovels. The gang jams and jellies at Gilbert's. iworked all night, and as a result, it : ! The skating party of Pfincess street Was stated thai the trains would be planted and walks laid out, where | pl church Epworth League was postpon- able to get through to-day. people ean feast their eyes and ed, Thursday night, on account of the | The men say that the storm was the {breathe pure air and enjoy a few storm. It will be held some time next ,worst they ever had to contend with, [hours alter work and on Sundays al- woek. ou i' 'here were snow drifts eighteen feet {ter service. Do not allow this finest of { deep. One of the engines ran out of all promenades out King street to go | water, and had to make a trip back [by houses with these abominable old That Tightness of the Stomach, to Kingston. The Bay of Quinte rail-|{¢ve sores any longer CITIZEN. up or die, 1 would." A leading citizen said if the people would stop eating potatoes for thirty days they would get them for $1 a bag. Why not eat beans, rice, good rolled oats, and shat lowest< priced of all commodities, bread, Leut has tezun. Why not cut out potatoes and such luxuries. Farmers want the highest prices! on earth, 'but when they go into a dry goods, hardware or grocery store they want goods less than cost. These conditions will surely keep the boy on the farm. CITY MAN. Sale | All woollen goods must be cleared, hosiery, sweaters, underweas A B E BR N E 1 H Y S of all kinds. Dutton's : : Thera wus a great throng about & POL 0H 4 the skating rink this morning the bove were anxious Lo get rush seats for to-rizhi's hoekey game. High clars music cheap, 'Au Matin," Fifth Nocturne, Bercense from "Joce lyn." and 6,000 others, 10¢: «copy. Dut: on's Music Store. Business was véry slack : the pe bee court Friday mowing here wag bo sossion A stranger within our gates was given shelter lor the vicht, : : : : | i 0009009000090 00 Our Big Furniture Sale 0009 ~ Confectionery of the cholcesat sort. Every the ola delicious variety, all time favorites, everylhing de~ lightfully pure and good. A BOX OF CANDY make a pleasing gilt 1 woman or child, Sakell's NEXT TO QPEPA HOUSE, '8 3S "Phone 640. ! 1000000000000000000000 POO TVEICECCOINUIIIROe 9000 again nt Remove the Eyesores. Kingston, Feb. 22.--(To' the or): Never in the history of our good old city have the prospects of development look brighter. The large number of brick and cement houses, ranging in value from $3,000 to %6,- 000, in course of erection, shows the faith contractors and builders have in the future. | The extemsive alterations in our locomotive works, Queen's College, smelting works, summer hotel, alter ations in our city hotels, new church- es, church union, additions to hos- pitals, brickyards, harbor and bridge improvements, paved streets, five- minute service on * street ear line, autos, aeroplanes, larger accommoda- Edit- ---------- will man, KINGSTON'S NEW INDUSTRIES, in Operation When Arrives. Thiee Will be Spring Kingston will certainly have a num- bir of new industries when the spring At the present time there are on opens. t ' o less than three new industries he way. These places will at employ twenty-five men each. The two new smelters will be a great thing for the city. At the present tune meu are » 3 i 3 ' p ---------- i aL work sgething, the buildings fu shape, To be Held in Sydenham Street! Lawrence Kenny don the shore, a very large brick Methodist ¢ harch. | tion for the press, new banks, re-or- industry is being erected near the St. \' meeting will be held in Sydenham | Lawrence ganized police -foree, po man allowed {Mary's cemetery. All winter long men | Street Methodist church, in March, of | turned on same unless he can jump a four- thave been working on the buildings the evangelical churches of the city. | where he foot fence and eatch a ten-vear-old {which now present a fine appearance. | 10 consider the question of the import boy, and many other things too nu- The place is owned by Mr. Neal and |of the ne temere decree. merous to ment jon. he is not saving any expense that| I the Now. what I want to impress on lwould be towards the betterment of the N our city council and board of trade {the place. Tt is expected that the dai wide, is that our beautiful water front from }y output of the factory will be about Macdonald park to the malt hous !(hirty-five thousand bricks. The must be kept intact. It must be a.iorg in: the past have been hoautified. 15 must be bought up by 'wp, handicapped on account of not the cily and all those hideous ice | sing able to get as large quantity of houses and coal sheds removed, trees bricks as they required. least NE TEMERE DECREE MEETING | HOME FROM OLD COUNTRY. | i as Looking Miter | on Kellaric® for comfor Wife's FO | ease henny, from the and his wile mason hom old Business Dead on Thursday. The down town stores had a dull day on Thursday, The storm and the deep banks of snow seemed to keef ! most people off the streets. One mer- time in connection {tuve, that of} same. of het Mr. Kenny belcld country f St.lis still { some \ had been leit is expected that rclatives church, I. W eal, will pre and one of the speakers will I W. F. FitzGerald, Paul's chureh There will likely to listen to the pastor 3 Rev and hs tie in the fall ley rector o net thers con I! the matters are will take d intends | : ; i | there full house {+ nm of this de-| cree, which is causing such widespre ad | in interest at the present time be a wed out Her ht 1m a ome SPRING BEDS panner Spring and Kellaric 3 tress makes restiual no! On sale at | JAMES REID'S thseussi x 01 ain All the wt time to inall al i» the estate : Lyons, ( the | | Miss A. spending smith. ale of hoots for men, we Dutton's, 209 rir is | Genuine i ten and children. {cess streot, irles street, Custard powder, large tin 10e. Gil week-end in Harrow bert . A FEW SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY -- way - has been badly blocked, and it was not known if any of the trains would be able to go through. The roads around Cataraqui are so badly blocked with snow, that the farmers in that direction were out with their teams and sleighs, breaking a road to the city. It is certainly going to be quite a task, as the snow, in some places, is very deep. It. was expected that a road will be Broken to the city by noon. 1t is many a day since the farmers had to get out and break a road. ENTERTAINED THE CHOIR, Of Queen Street Methodist Church Last Evening. The Ladies' Aid of Queen Street Methodist church entertained the choir at tea on Thursday. Mrs. R, J. Me Clelland, the president of the Ladies' Aid, received the guests. After the ta- bles bad received ample attention, Rev, S. Sellery proposed "The Ladies Aid," to which Edward Skinner re- Ci d by For of N Gases, From Undigested Food I stantly Stopped with a Bets | Dispepsia Tablet. Trial Package Free, When you feel as | if your stomach was being tightly choked--when the pain is intense and you break out in ) 48 only Ladies' Fine Cotton 300 yards Victoria Lawn, very 28 only Men's Coat Sweaters a cold and clammy perspiration and there is a lump in your throat and you are weak and nauseated-all you need is a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet to clear away the wreckage of undi- gested food left in the stomach and intenstines and restore you to your normal self again. The Bay of Quinte line is fast being cleared of the suow, although no train was able to reach the city Friday. A special train was running between Na- panee and Tweed, and the snow plows were clearing the rest of the line. A farmer om twelve miles down the Pittsburgh road arrived in the city are very heavy, they are broken, and sponded. Speeches were also given by R. Crawford, W. J. Crothers, Dr. R. ¥. Sparks, William Bassam, George Bateman, and W. Wormwith. The evening was brought to a close by Mr. Shea expressing, on behalf of the choir, his appreciation of the help and sympathy of the Ladiey! Aid. Nightgowns, slip over and mother hubbard styles, trimmed with fine embroidery and lace, regular $1.75 Saturday Special 98c 40 only Ladies' Ribbed All fine quality, 36 inches wide, regu lar 15¢ yard. Saturday Special 10c yd 12 only Tapestry Squares, grey with mavy tiimming, . regoka 81.20, Saturday Special 69¢ Men's Blue Denham . Overalls, Friday, and said that while the roads in a few days will be in fairly good ondition. The snow being removed from the streets, is, as usual, being dumped on the ice. The road on the ice is, in some places, clear, owing to the strong wind that was blowing during the storm. Ope of the four engines worked all Thursday night cleaning the K. & PV. line, when being brought into the city, in the morning, broke a flange on one of the wheels, snd was taken to the roundhouse, where it was replaced by nother wheel. coool weight, smocks and pants yt 5 i i \) regular Toe. V 49c¢ wool Vests, clastic knit, imperial make, regular $1.00. 49c Saturday Special 28 pair Nottingham Lace Cur- tains, 3} yards long by 50 inches wide, very fine designs, regular $1.50 pair, Saturday Special - pr 89c¢ 3 x 4 size in very handsome de signs, sold all over at $17 and $15 Saturday Special $9.98 building ¥ Have you policy covering your I I Do you own taken out u f 9 Seaddfis 18 very important. you want to be fully protected it just as necessary to insure against loss of rent in case of fire as to insure against the less of the build- ing itself. This applies equally wheth er your building is occupied by ypti- self or tenants. The Manitoba As gurance company makes a specialty of rental insarance. Ask for one of its rent policies. The cost is small. Agents, -£:. W. Wright aad B. Thompson, . Saturday Special 35 pair Mens All wool English Tweed Pants, in dark stripe patterns well made and Al trimmed, tre $1.69 17 only Men's All wool Suits, broken lots, sizes 36 and 37, prices ranging from $10.00 to $1:2.50. Clearing Price Saturday $4.98 regtag E. Saturday Special Had a Lively Experience. The snow storm of Wednesday and Thursday will long be remembered by S. Wilson, who is playing at the Princess theatre this week. He loft Smith's Fulls at 8.50 o'clock Thurs: Many other Bargains will be on Sale Saturday so be sure to on the train, side-tracked and snow- = bound, he wrived in the city weirs ; come and hungry, at three o'clock Friday " J-- to . His EE The Great Big Double Stock Store The MONTREAL STOCK CO. and the CRUMLEY BROS. BANKRUPT STOCK alta Then I thought 1 / the best on the. train in the line of Vino! and it bégan to . - my All Combined in One at "f do not cough at all now, I can : ™ i ir as "mou 132 and 134 PRINCESS ST., Crumley Bros. Stand - Sole Owner - - JOS. ABRAMSON M. J. Haney NL M. J. Haney has been confined to his house at Port Credit since his ve turn from the south, recovering from a bad attack of influenza contracted in Panama while examining the work of the Panama canal. He is now cop: That Knotty Feeling of the Stomach In usatiy Relisrad WE. Sunes Thousands of peaple-have Jearned so well io { You oun save money bv spending it right, as well as by laying it aside. Por inatance there are many peo- rla who do not bay the right i cine for their ailments, and pay many dollars before they learn what to do. Mrs. Alex. Dumas, of Malone, 'N, ¥., knows this now. Nhe says: "A vory heavy cold settled on my lungs fast winter and for three months 1 coughed almost constantly. At night I could hardly get any sleep. I tried several medicines but none of them was the biscuits. Mr. Wilson has one of thes: in bis. possession, on which he bas written memos of this trip. The dor bi from its harddess, looks like a out Just , and after Mr. ¥ w bue Viael for your cough, build vow you are gel go hy gE pe

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