TAILORED SUITS That stay tailored Materials of Splendid qualities in British, French and German Fabrics of the latest designs. Exclusive In Style Strictly Man Tailored Made to Order $15.00 to $30.00. Your inspection invited. No obligation to buy. McK AY 149-157 Brock St. . CARPET Carpets for Spring are | lower in price, and twice the variety are lower price with softer colors. We | LR McFAUL'S CARPET WAREHOUSE. and. Financial : ers, Correspondence Solicited, ) Willouby Bleck, 2st Street, Saskatoon, Sask, | bot air furnace; small 'Single frame, 7 fond b. & ©. nice deep brick, § rooms, H.A. fur- nace. #$2,000--Ragian Road, doubls ¥ frame, 6 rooms each. > herry Breet, a .) 'tached frame. 8 roo & e.; new; 3150 --- : SERRE EATEEEAEEEEEHTE Double store and dwell Street, detached brick, 7 rooms, hot tarnace. electric light. MARCH---time to get ready for Spring Many are buying now while the stocks are very large and an extra big choice... to select from. They're wise, 4 Dining-room designs are all new this year---Oak and Mahogany, and they're catchy and rich. Round Tables and Newest Buffets in Golden. Surface, Satin, Fumed or Mahogany finishes. There's a choice for you. Low prices. CARPETS from European Mills. RUGS from England, Germany, Turkey, ete. LINOLEUM, the geod old Scotch kind, all widths and designs. CURTAINS, Lace, Brussels Nett, Silk, Madras, ete. REPAIR AND UPHOLSTERING WORK promptly done. Yours, T. F. HARRISON COMPANY "Phone 90. CITY SOLICITOR IN TORONTO i. | With Reference to Change in Teles phene Bill. On Wednesday afternoon, the aivie finance committee met and appointed City Solicitor Mclutyre to go to To- ronto and appear before the private bills 'committee of the legishature with reference to the Lucas feldphone bill, which proposes to place in the hands of the ratepayers of municipalities the giving of franchises to com- panies. The Kingston city council is satisfied with the law as it at present stands. The Bell telephone company at present holds an exclusive hranohise in Kingston for a term of five vears, for which right it paves the city $700 a year and gives corporation la Se in number of free. telephones. The inance committee did not have 's copy of the bill, and did not bi 'its ox. act terms. | However, it instructed the solicitor to take a stand for the main. tenance of the present arrangement. ---------- A number of the city employees, with Dougald master ceremonies, waited uy George Acton at his home, 137 Cor borne street, on Wednesday evening, apd predented him with a address air R {hy the corporation |, Campbell as 3 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, PATRONS DAIRY SCHOOL CREAM. ERY HELD ANNUAL MEETING. ------ - G- A. Putnam Was Present and Gave Patrops a Timely Address--In the Future Omly the Cream will he Brought in From the Country. With a good attendance of members the annual meeting of the patrons of the Dairy School creamery was held in the school, on Thursday morsing. The annual report was presented and it was regarded as one of the best ever received, The: report was sabmitted by the auditors, Messrs. B. M. Vapluven and M. Fowler, and showed a net return to the farmer of $1.03 per hundred pounds, this in addition, of course, to the skimmed milk. This was a very good showing, in fact better than the cheese factories did last summer, After some discussion, it was deeid- ed to make a change from a pure milk ereamery, a place it on a cream gathering basis. This will mean that the cream separators will be used. The product will be separated on the farm, and only the cream brought to the school. : The patrons decided, by a unani- mous vote, to make the change. The, members expressed great pleasure at the way matters were carried on ai the creamery, during the season and were satisfied that everything was be- ing well conducted. . The patrons had a discussion in re- gard to the best way of handling cream, and mubh valuable information was received by the members as a re- sult. : (i. A. Putndm, superintendent of Farmers' Institutes, was present at the meeting, and addressed the pa- trons on important matters in their business. His address was a most helpful one, and was much appreciated hy the members, Mr Putnam also addressed the class of dairy instruc tors, at present at the school. MISSION AT ST. GEORGE'S Opened on Thursday Morning With Holy Communion: The ten days midsion opened to-day with aveldbyation of holy communion, at 7.30 o'clock. There was a good at- tendance. The other services to-day are: children's mission 'at 4.15, and the wission service at 8 p.m., to which all are cordially invited. The missioner gave a brief address at the Wednesday evening service and spoke of the great privilege and pleas- wre ho felt it to be to conduct the mission, He came with the commis sion of the Bishop of London, who wns known and loved all over the world, and hoped that sonw of his irit. might be upon him. The church in which he ministered in London, was built seven hundred vears ago and so in comparison their beautiful cathedral was new, but he felt entirely at home in it as there was exactly the same service and even the same hymus as in England. He hoped that there might be a blgssing from God on the mission, The mating will be said as usual at 2.45 o'clock in the winter chapel, ev- ery day throughout the mission, ; Rorkwood Curlers Lost. The Rockwood curlers lost again to the Kingston curlers at the Rockwood rink, on Wednesday aiternoon, by a score of 13 to 9. THe curlers do not séom to want to stop curling umti) they absolutely have to. The local rink is now out of business on ae count of the ice getting so soft, but the Rockwood rink is still in opera tion. The teams werd : Kingston--S. 8. Corbett, C.' Smith, 7 oP Ww. H. Montgomery, ship ---13. Rockwood Mr. McCarley, W. Gow an, J. Davidson, J. Hogan, skip---9. Caused a Stir. Police' Constable John Naylon took charge of a horse on Wednesday afternoon, which had been giving the owner, a Tarmer, a great deal of trou- ble. While the farmer was making a call at a home on University ave nue the animal took fright and bolt- ed and on its mad gallop broke away frem the sleigh. The horse final ly landed at "the mb stand, wher one 'of the "cabbies" took him in charge, and afterwards handed him over to Constable Naylon, Only Four Men in Jail. What's the matter with Kingston ? At the present time there are only torr men in the jail, and some of thém will be ont in a few days. It are confined in the jail at any of the year, emeiop-- Gun Club Shoot. The Kingston Gun Club had an up- ntually good day for their shoot os Wednesday, The scoring was as fol lows, © ouy of a possible 25° Sergt. Browne 11, Sevgt. Huberland 5. F. J. Todd 12, E. 3 7 E. time night at Todd's barber shop. well attended. A committee was ap- pointed to make arrangements for a shoot on Goad Friday. PE is very seldom iaat so few prisoners} TE IS HAD VERY GOOD YEAR'THE HALLS OF QUEEN'S AGRICULTURAL COURSE TO BE INAUGURATED At Queen's University Next Session --Arrangements Made Concern ing the Dean Dupuis Scholarships. Next Monday, Dr. John Seath, su- perintendent of wducation for Umtario, will be in Kingston, to confer with Queen's university senate with™ regard to the mnuguraling of an agricultural course in connection with the universi- ty. The matier has been under con: suleration for some time, snd the like lthood is that the course will be start ed next fall. The propsal is that stu- dents should, after full matriculation, spend wo years iu the arts awd sci- ence departments of Queen's and take the final two years of their course at the agricultural college in Guelph. The degree of bachelor of agriculture would be given. Graduates with spe- aal agricultural qualifications would be equipped to teach agriultural sub- jects in high schools, and act as gov- ernment instructors throughout the province. Dean Dupuis Scholarships. At a meeting of the committee the Dean Dupuis Wednesday evening, it was decideg, with the amount subscribed by the graduates and friends of Dean Dupuis, to found three scholarships of the value of 860 euch, in arts, medicine and the School of Mining. The Dupuis scholarship in arts will be awarded on junior mathematics of the first year, tenable only by stu- dents proceeding to honor mathema- tics. The Dupuis scholarship in medicine to be awarded on chemistry oi the se- cond year in medicine" The Dupuis scholarship in the School of Mining will be awarded on mathe matics I ang astronomy of the first year. on scholarships, held TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO. What Happned a Quarter of Century Ago. W. II. Carson sold a Blue Bull colt to Mr. Anderson, of Toronto. The new fair grounds, ready by June for the baseballers. A Grey Eagle stallion, four years old, valued at $400, owned by Bell Bros., of Wolie Island, broke through the ice in the canal and was driivn- ed. A thermometer on King street west registered eight degrees below. zero. Maple Leaf ericket club organized : W. Kelly, president; P. Crockett; vice- president; H. Tout, secretary. Ist Drop Protest in South Renfrew. Brockville, March 28. ~The Times, the local comservative organ, in a leading editorial, yesterday, advises conservatives of South Renfrew to drop the protest proceedings against Hon. George P. Graham. The editorial says the time to have beaten Mr. Graham was on February 22nd, not by post-election protests a month later. -------- Shadows of Great City. A powerful lecture, dealing with the under-world and slum life of our large cities, illustrated by motion pic- tures and stereoptican slides, at the Wonderland to-night. Classes "A" and B." from Bethel Sunday school had an exciting game of basketball at the Y.M.C.A. gymna- sium on Weduesday evening. "A." won by forty to twenty-six. At half- time the score was in favor of "RB." by fourteen to thirteen. "The Hat Store." THE NEW HATS ' We sell only the best made Hats and because we carry such a large i stock von can easi- { ly be suited here. We i are the only direct im- | porters of Hats, in King- ston, | $3 | | | | | | Wore 03" Vou andes on $2.50, Knox $5. | MADE-T0- MEASURE CLOTRES The House of Hobber- Teprachiative will be | measured by ap expert. » EE ------------ Ah A #4 THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1012. iF. "They All Look Good Are Far Away." "Come, Little Fishes." Man." MUreaming Princess.' "Rose, Lucky Rose." MUSIC FROM THE ENCHANTRESS "When the Right Man Sings." "That Naughty Little Song" When "One Word From You." "I've Been Looking for "The Land of My Own Romance." "If You Can't be as Happy as Would Like to be." "Art is Calling For Me." SCORE, $2.00. MUSIC They "Dearie, "To the Perfect ou "I'm March. "The Rest of the Week She's Mine." "Oaly a Man." Awflully "Bill and Coo." 'Give Me a Good Havana." 'What Would My Poor Wife Say!" "Little Girl 1 FROM "It All Goes Tp in Smoke." Won't Close to Mel" Strain "JUMPING TER JUPI. You- Souggle Up of the Wedding Afraid of Girls." Love You." OPEN NIGHTS. THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE Phone 919. HE TRIED TO BREAK JAIL. Youthful Prisoner Was Brought Down for Seven Years. Deputy Sherif Denjamin Watters worth, of London, and Chicl of Pao lice A. E. Wilson, of Strathroy, Unt., arrived in the tity on Thurs day mori'ng with Gordon Lamotte, who was sentenced in London to seven years in the penitentiary on a charge of robbery 'and shopbreaking, in Strathroy, to which he pleaded guilty some time ago. There algo another charge against him, tliat of trying to breal jail, at London, and on this he was sentenced to year, but the two sentences will run concurrently. This is the secortd term given motie in the penitentiary. Two years ago he was given a short ferm ond after seriing about a year was al lowed out om parole. Lamotte was in jeil at the time a number of pris- cners made their escape and with the prisoners who were by the city police, just as they were about to make their escape. He is about twenty-four or twenty-five years of age. was one La- wire caught ---------------- THE AXE FALLS AGAIN. The Four Mile Lighthouse Keeper Has Been Dismissed. The Borden axe still continues to fall and separate government em-) ployees from their positions. This time the axe has fallen only a few miles from the city. John Whitmarsh, for ten "or twelve vears the keeper of the Four Mile lighthouse, has been given notice that "his services are no long- er required," and Victor Sudds has Bren put in his place. It is understood that a petition is being circulated among the prominent conservatives asking the department of marine and fisheries to reinstate him. WALKED OUT IN BARE FEET. "rederick Johnson Must Have Suf- fered From Cold Feet. The police have found no trace Frederick Johrson, the youth made his escape from the general hos- yital on' Tuesday night When he madé his escape he was clad only in his night attire and was in 10s bare fie, and must have suflerel » great deal in, making the trip from the hospital ( to his home a hal wile or more away. He is in very delicate health and 't is feared that this exposure which be suffered will be very severe upon him. of who At Tete De Pont Barracks. Nine more horses arrived Thursday morning from Brampton, for the R.C. H.A. brigade. An auction sale of ten avimals, untit for military service, will be held Saturddy morning. = Since the bear at the barracks broke loose and cansed excitement Wednes- duy morming, "Brune" has been rath- er quiet and sulky. It is unlikely the soldiers will take him to Petawawa vamp this season. Ile was bought about four yemrs ago when four months old at Petewawa camp, and has since been a pet at the barracks However, "Bruno" seems to feel he is getting old, and is not as aminble as he used to be, and the boys are con- sidering whether they will give him to the ""z00" at Toronto. He shpt in his kexmel all winter. A deputation visited his winter home on the 14th of slamber. s ---------- Among the Islands. Work on a wing clubhouse on Wellesley Island, has bern started. It will accommodate 130 preons. Edison Bradley, Washington, and New York, is buoilding a 300.000 hungalow at Arcadia farm on Welles lev Island, facing Canada. : Mrs. Mary Walton, Brooklyn, is planning to build a $1,000 bungalow at Ivy Lea, Ont 5 to be completed and jl opened about June lst. ------ i -- After Steamer Lamonde. One of the 'old skippers, while joying the fragrant weed, 1 hureday moming, said that Capt. P. had recently been in town regarding the purchase of the steamer Lamonde, the boat which Capt. George Ham- mond ran on the Kiogston-Gananonne route last season. It appears the la monde is in the hands of the King ston Foundry company, and will | shortly be taken to Port Arthur. To Leave for West. Windows. f doseph Abramson, who = well known as a Kmgsion business man, will leave the city for the west as February, but found he continued to 4 for Mr. Boldt's | 4 i H H 1 i | OUR DRESS 6000S ALWAYS op HM experience 'of this store, we have kept Dress Goods to the front, and the result is that our ef- forts have been ap- preciated by ladies who know Values combined with correct styles. We sell the best and newest weaves that money can buy, and do not tax the buyers with a fancy price. See our range at 50c., 75¢c. and $1.00 a yard. NEWMAN & SHAW "RB THE ALWAYS BUSY STORK.' FRESH CUT, FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS PURDY'S 109 Brock Street } } | We Grind Our Own Lenses ONE PAIR OF EYES to a lifetime. Do not neglect and abuse them. Your Eyes May Need Attention, and peed it badly. Don't put it off from day day. Po you know risk you run? Every day's delay means added danger to your beallh and Eyesight. We provide Glasses to meet every defect of vision, and our charges are moderate. soon as he can close up his b interests here. come out well cial ventures Mr. Abramson has in a number of finan in the west and bas intl to see the enuntry look into its possi- The wtore where vou get the largest assortment of men's noliby hats, NOCHE TOR CORSULATN J. S. Asselstine D. 0. S. Registered Optometrist & Optician 342 King Bt. "Phone 1019 ---------------- Kingston's Fxdusive Optivion, PENDANTS & NECKLETS Daintiness and beauty of design are two features of the Pendants and Necklets we sell Add to that their unassailable quality and you have an article of value with which anyone may be justly pleased, There is one Pendant design with chain at $12.00 that is exceptionally desirable. at Nt SMITH BROS. 850 KING STREET. Jewelers, Opticians, Issuers of Marriage Licenses. Highest Price Paid for all kinds of RAW FURS. W F GOURDIER «dinary Values + Real Estate frame lot dwelling SLI rine ard and stable BEN A fred! Btreet : brick, wi! L000 Wellingion Street, rOPKS Park, & nie home $2,000 Alfred Stree | $2,700 \iber south « tached brick, with $2,000---5 vdonhinm Bir solid hrick $3,000 51 Lawrence row hres SANO0 | niversit Avenue brick, with stable Cholee Complete detached frame f neces de Lote in all parts of $he Ot list of property at office Houses to Rent Money to Loan Money jovesied on gllt-edge security MULLIN The Real Estate Broker. 'Phone 039. SONORA ODIOOIOIOIISIENS "i {AE fr oA { i tte We what you to give aur the severest rial' yo erive--qa veritable test and carefulness, THE VERDICT Will be left to you, Whetlis you hase entrusted to oor care tiie cleaning of your richest curtaling or your linen coverings we'll be ~honasrsbly o negligence isundering Kingston Laundry "Phone floor J 2000000000000 PARA0R00000RRROROROO00E 22. 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