Daily British Whig (1850), 22 Jan 1914, p. 5

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NOVELS OF ELEANOR H. PORTER "Thoroughly readable, arfil.as clean and sweet as a day in June." POLLY ANNA, The Glad Book MISS BILLY MISS BILLY'S DECISION "Polly Anna!" She is the daintiest, dearest, most irresistible maid you haye met in all your jour- neyings through Bookland. jA brave, winsome girl, Polly Anna walks into print to take her place in the hearts of all members of the family." Price $1.25 each. Postage 10c extra. UGLOW"S' 141 PRINCESS STREET "N THOMAS LAMBERT Maker Of Men's Clothes Do you need a pair of Trousers ti wear out your coat and vest? We are expert trouser makers and solicit a trial order. Our cut and make invariably give satisfaction. Prices from $5.00.to $8.50. THOMAS LAMBERT 157 PRINCESS STREET ee ---- PATENTS FRESH BOALIOPS B orld pot 18 SMOKED SALMON SMOKED HALIBU? Mark Dest tected on re' ite for booklet. REGIST! Kime Street West, Toronto, Pa- : 8, every. oXper- LIVE LOBSTERS Dominion Fish Co. Telephone 987 Dro wanting anythin, wood floors of all kinds. will receive 60 Queen Street. Use Wheat Vig ror » Put up in 2 1b, Packages FOR BREAKFAST AT ALL GROCERS, Geo. Robertson & Son, Limited 20% Of Electric Fixtures FOR BALANCE OF JANUARY Large Stock to Choose From. Cash Only + i MOORE & SON ™ Je SPECIAL SALE Men's Gun Metal Blucher,' Box Calf, Leather fined: Tan or Blucher, asm ¥Y1 Wo's, Comfort House Slip Byles, felt and kid, reg .50 and $1.25 ow . 1,75, »" . . Thomas Copley Pp a card to 13 Pine street whe done in the carpen- tery line. Estimates given on all kinds of repairs and new work; also hard- All orders prompt attention. Shop. J matches of the season. , in all § ___ THE DAILY BRIVISH WHIG, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1914. THE SCORE ON PICTON JUNIOR S HOCKEY TEAM The O. H. A. Fixture Resulted 16 to to 8 -- Ag Half Time Picton Led by 6 to 3. 5 u After being behind one goal at half time the Kingston Collegiate hockey squad put on full steam in the last Half and trimmed Picton by oo score sixteen to eight, at covered ®¥ink, on Wedatiicy evening, in the junior O.H.A. fixture. The first half was only a fair ex- hibition of hockey. During this per- iod the referee had occasion to bench a number of players. : When play was resumed after the first period Coach Kelly's boys open- ed on the Picton nets, which resu.ted in eleven goals, compared to two scored by the visiting team. At half time Picton was leading by six to five... During the last period the lo- cal boys showed superior condition. Although leading there was no let up for K.C.I. players. The game was about fifteen minu- tes late in starting on account of the train from the west which brought the Picton team here being late. Both teams seemed to be very eve enly matched during the first half. "Jimmie" Stewart got away on four occasions and netted the puck. C. Toland made the other, point during the period, . With the score standing six to five the K.C.I. boys opened on the Picton nets immediately after the play had been resumed in the second half. The fast play told on the Picton defence. Harry Cooke hored through five times. "Jimmie" Stewart' added four mare points, while H.. Toland and Ferguson were each credited with one. The winners plaved a fine game. Singleton on the defence appeared to be rather weak 'during the first thir- ty minutes. He has been ill fore the past week. All members of the Picton team Mayed a very good game. Cooper and Ringer were the most noticeable in the forward line. The. teams wera * K.C.1.--Goal, C. Stewart; defence, Ferguson and Singleton; rover,;: H. Cooke; centre, "'Jimmmie" Stewart; ings, H. Toland and C. Toland. ton--Goal. Woods; defence, Ad- ams and Dubbs: rover. Burns; cen- tre, Ringer; wings, Hudgins and Referee--Hurvey Sproule, Toronto. Had a Practice The post oilice. hockey team had n work-out at the Palace rink on Wed- nesday night, and 1s in fine shape. Henry O'Brien's team at the Ran- dolph hotel is anxious to play the let- ter men, also the team at the British: American hotel, und games will likely be arranged. The Posties Yell Since the VPosties have announced their hockey line-up the teams of the British-American and Randolph hotels and the police force will, it is under- stood, readily accept the challenge. The mail men, who are "game" to the drop of the hat, will take their opponents in turns. They will most probably match the "British" next week. The yell of the Posties is: "Who' are we ? Why don't you know? We are the men' of the C.P.0. Are we in it? Well, I should smile! We've been in it for a great long while." That Belleville Team. There appears to be trouble, brew- ing in connection with some play- ers on the Belleville team. A num- ber of teams have suggested pro- testing the games in which this ag- gregation has played for the reason that the ages of some of the play- ars are doubtful, If such is the case the matter should be investi- gated, Frontenacs vs Varsity On Monday evening, Frontenac seniors and Varsity will clash in the return game of the senior O. H. A. grouping. The Toronte. bunch are coming down with a. very _ strong team. | After the game on Wednesday ov- ening some of the members of the Froutenac tgam had a. workout. Harold Nicholson made 'his first ap- pearance on the ice. Peterboro vs Frontenacs If the Junior Frontenacs are to win the group championship 16 means that they must defeat Peterboro at the covered rink, on Fridsy even- ing. If the cold weather continues the citizens will be given an oppor- tunity of seeing one of the best : K. C. I. vs Picton On Friday evening the Kingston Collegiate hockey team will play the return zame, wigh Picton. in that town. The team from the canning town is confident of a victory. the Collegiate boys play the game as they did in the second half on Wadnesday evening, they will certain- ly be a big proposition to handle. ONE DOSE RELIEVES A COLD--NO QUININE "Pape's Cold Compound" makes yom feel fine at 'once--Don't stay stufied-up! Take it now Relief comes instantly. A dose taken every two hours un- til three doses are taken will end -grippe misery and break up a severe cold either in the head, chest, body or limbs. It promptly opens clogged-up nos- trils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose run- ning, relieves sick headache, dull- ness, feverishness, sore throat. sneezing, soreness and stiffness. Don't-stay stuffed-up! = Quit' blow- ing and snuffling! your throb- bing head! Nothing else in the world gives such prompt relief as "Pape's ny COLD WEATHER FISHERMEN Zero Weather No Drawback to Live Followers of Walton. How would you like to fishi days ? » he 1t is not at all likely that a Jittle fishing jaunt would a 10 the average reader during zero wea- ther, but there are a number of the local followers of Isaac Walton, who have been following up the sport. Surely they are deserving of being re- ferred to "as true' followers of the ancient angler. During the past week or 50 theses fishermen have been very busy, and have.landed a fine string of fish. It is certainly cold work, but they like it, Wednesday, a number of men "were noticed fishing in the bay off Portsmouth, and although quite a storm was raging, they stood by the hole in the ice they had made, and hady good luck in fishing out "the bi fellows." One Rebs had a go string of perch to his credit "They deserve all they can catch in such weather as this," a citizen who had been aiching the operations re- marked to the 'hig. "I'm fond of fishing, but excuse me from the in the winter time." ------ NOW UNDER CONSIDERATION Question of Having Firemen Respond To Call From R. NM. C. At the last meeting of the Fire and Light committee, the question of hav- ing the fire department respond to a call from the Royal Military College, was under discussion, and "a commit. tee was appointed to look .into the matter. It is likely that the commit- tee will report at the mext meeting. It is stated that the college is fairly well equipped for a smal] fire, but the authorities are very anxious to have some arrangements made, whereby the city firemen, if called upon, would be in a position to respond without any elay. At the present time there is one great drawback in the scheme, jin that it would be dangerous to take the fire apparatus over the temporary bridge. It is stated that there would be dan- ger of . breakdown. It "is likely that some arra ement will be made that will work ae sat: isfactorily, sport "KIDDIES" ARE HAPPY -- Civic Rinks Will Provide Great Fun For Them Kingston's "kiddies" are happy. The announcement that the city would provide three open air free rinks for them was received by every youngster with three cheers and a * tiger." Chairman Harrison, of the perty committee, has made a Pro- start fto have the rinks placed in shape for the children and the latter are en- viously waiting to give the rinks a teat, "It is ome of the best plans ever put forth by this committer," one citizen was heard to remark yester- day, and this appears to be the opin- ion of citizans in general. Everybody is hoping that the rinks for the "kiddies" will be a great success. ------r------ Technical Training Dr. Robertson, who was chairnian of the Royal commission on Industrial Training and Technical Education; un- til its enquiry and report were com- pleted, has accepted some of the invi- tations from Boards of Trade . and (Canadian Clulds in Ontalrio, to address them on questions of local develop- ment through vocational education. The dates so far arranged are : King- &ton, 28th January; Peterboro, 20th Javuary; Orillia, 30th January; Hamil- tor, 2ne February; and Guelph, Yrd February. Dr. Robertson's intention is. to outline the naturo of the recont world-wide movement for the training of the productive, constructive and conserving workers of the foremost countries. Leaders in the eight coun- tries visited by the commissioners, state that more progress has been made' in them duting the past ten years than during the previous fifty. Meanwhile Canadians have been con gratulating themselves on their great opportunities and highly oreditable and correct - pedagogic regulations which have been issued and maintain. ed. Other countries have been doing things with the sweep of national ar- dor. Ontario has made a few good be ginnings, and needs more money. Married His Stefogeapher At Port Arthur, on January 11th, the marriage occurred of A. A. Vick ers and Miss Marcella G. Finn. Mr. Vickers is a well"known resident, a millionaire and a man whose hospital- ity is proverbial. Thé bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Finn, Port Arthur, and formerly of Newburgh, Ont. Miss Finn was - a stenographer in the firm of Vickers & | Moffatt, of which Mr. Vickers is the head. The bride is a very attractive young lady and her social position as the Wife of A. A. Vickers will. bé "at the pinnacle aimed at by all the so cially ambitious, but achieved by few. The couple left for a honeymoon trip in the east. Gananoque Cheese Meeting Gananoque, Jan. 20.--The patrons of the Gananoque cheese factory held their annual meeting Monday evening, Robert Cunningham acting as chair- man. Short addresses were given by C. V. Ketchum, manager of the Bank of Toronto; John A. Webster, sales man, and J. H. Fawcett, proprietor, The statement for the past season was very gratifying. Milk received was 2,340,889. pounds; total cheese made, 209,054 nds; amount paid to pa- trons, $27,424.34. There was $1,346.61 worth butter made. The" cheese: maker was given a raise of one-eighth {of a cent a pound for the coming sea- | son. Danced at Collins Bay Ou Wednesday night the Jolly Crew Club and a number of their friends, about forty-five in all, drove to True: dell's hall, Collins Bay, where they danced for hese ra dong hours jo music i y MoAuley and Sals bury's upplied bn They returped te the city about 2 a.m., baving experi enced little difficulty with the heavy roads. \ A great deal of what passes for dignity is pothing but genuine lazi- ness. The real hero of many a novel i the 'man who undertakes to publisk it 3 SPECIAL BARGAINS $2.49 Men's Calf Bluchers, leather lined, strong soles, an ideal wor shoe. Most all .gizes, 6 to 11. Special this week, only $2.49 Suit Cases 98c. 36 only, size 24 inch, Suitcases. A snap for this extra low price this 'week only ~ 98c. \ 39c. One window full of women's, girls' and children's warm house slippers, and leggins. Don't fail overgaiters | | | | Em. CAMPBELL'S Annual Clearing Sale of FURS Big Discounts in Every Line Campbell Bros. Designers and Makers of Fine BERN LF $2.00 Boxes for $1.75 Boxes for ... $1.50 Boxes for $1.00 Boxes for HY'S to see these bargains. X Special Sale of Chocolates In\ fancy boxes and in bulk. 30 cent value for 20 cents. SAKELL'S, Next To Opera House 'Insist on Phone 845. Children's - 84 Princess Street AT THE GRAND The "Versatiles" to 'Return to Opera House. F. Stuart-\Whyte's all-star English Musical Comedy Company, the ** satiles," that clever aggregation ®f old country artists who appeared at che Grand during the latter part of December, will return to Kingston for Friday and Saturday of this week. The opening bill on Friday avening will be the cliarming nauti- cal operetta, "Up the River," while the bill for Friday and Saturday will be the mile-a<minuto musical farce, "The Canadian Express." Each of these performances will be preceded by the Old Country Plerrots In 'their forty-five minute programme of new songs and dances. Another feature of this return engagement AR] be the new costumes. the --i-- Coming Next Week The repertoire of the Billy Allen Musical Comedy Company, which opens a week's engagement at the Grand Opera House starting Monday, January 26th, has increased fis at- tractiveness this season by the ad- dition * of several modern "novelties. While there are many music lovers who prefer to bear only the older operas that have grown familiar, there are others who enjoy the new- er works of the modern masters, and Messrs. Billy Allen and Wm. H. Harder are the first in the line to offer the sensational musical comedy successes at popular prices. They present this season for their many friends and theatre goers in this city a sumptuous production of "Three wins," with its many tuneful sng aits, "The Royal Chef," which was made so popular by Dave Lewis, the comedian, "Coming Thru' the Rye," 'Pinafore," "The Green Bird," and thers. A sixty foot carload of scenery, electrical effects and ward- robe is carried and used to produce 'he many stage pictures that this wonderful repertoire contains. Ten Below Zero ~The weather man continues to make a record. Wednesday might the ther mometer went as low as ten below kzero. This is great weather for mak- ing ioe. The skating is first class at all the rinks, and at the curling r nk the ice is also good. It's easier to fly into a rage than to succeed as an aviator. Rich Red Blood Is yours if you take HOODS SARSAPARILLA, which makes the blood normal in red and white - corpuscles; relieves pimples, boils, scrofula, salt rheum or eczema, catarrh, rheumatism, dyspepsia, Iron Safety Cots Combipation Iron Cot and Cradle, by removing reckers at leisure J Special in Brass Bedsteads, 20 differ. ent patterns to cheose from. * Kellaric Leggett Platt Springs and Mattresses. BEGIN THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Having Pasteurized Milk Be Sure it is in Bottle PRICE'S Reduced LIGHTS can be turned ON and OFF without matches if con. nected with our bypass. . Saves time, gas and matches. Come in and see it in use. "Iwantu" Gas Ifons, $3.75. Reflej Lights, $1.80 and up. One only $10.00 amber art glass dome with 5 in. fringe. for only $8.50. DAVID HALL 66 BROCK ST. Phone 335 or 856. Reid Quality; Reid Tow Prices. ~ JAMES * REID The Leading Usdertaker Phone 147 for Ambulance Single Application Banishes Hairy Growths (Toilet Talks.) Much intarest'is manifested among beauty specialists in the new, painless treatment for suverfluous hairs. This consists of a paste which is made with a little powdered delatone "and water and applied to the objection- able hairs for about two or three minutes, then rubbed off. Following TELEPHONE NO, 748, Stocktaking Sale To facilitate the work eof taking stock, we are offering for a short time big reductions' on all our lines of Overcoats, Suits, Sweater Coats, Boots Shoes and Rubbers. It: you | are looking for real bargains, do not fail to give ug a galk ISAAC ZACKS this treatment the skin should be washed to remove the remaining paste and it will be left free from hair or blemish. Care | should be used to see that it is delatone you get, oth- erwise the result may be disappoint. ing. > STOVES AND RANGES. We have a large stock of Stoves and Ranges, also new and saigrdzband furs niture, carpets and quilts. ome and 'see me if you want to save money on all kinds of household goods. x H. SUGARMAN, 242 Ontario Street. Phoue 1350. Opposite Craig's Wholesale. Cole & Studebaker Bibby's C ; Repairs and Auto Suply | Phone's 201 & 917. © nervousness, that tired feeling. : | Must be sold by February 1, 1914. Three brick houses | the best of location, near, Queen's University; pen plumbing and the latest provements, bringing a rental of $540,00: per year for $B, 000.00. : House on Queen street, nearf Clergy, $3.950,00, . ED A

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