itt ---------- TS EE ------ REMODELLING AND REMAKING Fur Coats, Muffs, Stoles ar. of all kinds dressed, re-dyed, repaired and remade in the latest styles. February. 20% Discount on all new work ordered. ~ Estimates cheerfully given. Telephone 489 JOHN McKAY, LTD. Kingston's Reliable Fur House. Linoleums Our new rugs, Scotch and English Linoleums are arriving every, day from the best manufae- turers. [These are the new. patterns for the coming spring of 1914. R. McFAUL Carpet Warehouse. 'Why Pay High Prices? tf wig give you § FHAST CLASS GOODS The Style ud Fitting will bas Until you have a thousand dol- lars saved up to invest in a Bote. We heve some attrac- ve Srosositions in real estate net T7850 dota detached frame dwel- a the west end. $800 handle this. $1,200. Detached frame, 6 rooms, Stephen St. 3100 dows. 82.000, new frame, 7 rooms, ll hot air furnace. electric light, St. $500 cash. , mew brick, 9 rooms, |i furnace, Johnson St. See office for full lst. i PARLOR TABLES in oak and ma-j | ho, Special prices duving 149-157 Brock St. [threatened to hit me, and I hit him. | We clinched, in buying eyeglasses is to call upon a registered optometris:. The next step of no less impert- ance is to nave his pressei) ion filled vy a competent juticiaa Years ago this meant two costs and a division of responsibility. To-day na our offica both branches of this service are united under cne roof, enab- ling us to guarantee depend- able glasses for just one charge--that of the glasses. $2, $3, $5 per pair. . S. Asselsting D. 0. 3; Eyesight Specialist. $42 King St. February Furniture Carpet & burtain ' Sale Is the biggest bargain producer of thé year. Kingston, Ont. PARLOR SUITES--Over 50 styles all reduced. Our solid mahogany $150 is reduced to $125, and is the best thing ever offered.. Our $35.00 Suites for this month are down to $30.00. zany. all new styles, all reduced. RUGS, CARPETS, I reduced in sympathy furni ture sale; Some Tapestry 204; LINOLEUMS with our big special ' clear-outs. Curtains reduced 1 Parlor Suite, $40; sell for $16. 7 pieces, used; cost 1 Sideboard and Extension Table light oak, cost $65; sell for $30. Repair and Upholstering work promptly dome. 'Phone 90. Yours, liso Dr. Sparks and that he ha? heen E DAILY 3 RITISH WIG, 'R ost FINGER IN ROW MAN ACCUSED OF B OF DOING BITING MUST STAND TRIAL Attyck on John Bawks on Novem-! ber 30th -- Evidence Taken Iles tore fustice of the Peace Hunter, Justice of the peace George Hun- ter on Friday morning committed for tril Wiliam Young, on a charge of assauit, causing bodily harm to John Banks, on Sunday, November 30th, 1913. Both partes live boro toweship. T. J. Rigney appear- ad for Young, and D. A. Givens for Banks. The accused was allowed out on bail. Banks told his story. which was to the effect that on November 30th he drove to the home of J. Cumpsou, 4c- companied by James Smith. While at Mr. Cumpson's place, they' met Younz Banks and his friend were sitting in the buggy and engaged in conversation with young and Cump- son. Banks said that Young him with having * called "gump.' He denied .this charge, wheroupon Young swore at him. Banks then told him to keep away, as he did noWwant to have any trouble. "At this Young pulled off his coat and said he could "lick" me," said Banks. "I again told him to keep away. Young then caught me by ths «oat and told me that I would have to fight. He tried to pull me out of the rig, and I had to get out. He charged him and he got my anzer in his mouth. We were then separ- ated. and he made another attack on me. but Compson stopped him. 1 have not spoken to Young in years." Banks told the court that he had been treated by Dr. Freeman and ordered to the hospital. He spent eight days in the Hotel Dieu. Banks stated further that the sec- ond finger of his right hand was taken off two days after the injury occurred by Drs. Freeman and Svarks. He had not worked since he met with the injury, and was not able to. James Smith, who buggy with Banks, took place, was called and his evi- dence taken. It corroborated in every detail. the story told by Banks. The complainant and Smith were the only winesses called' was 'in the when the affair MORE FNANCIAL SUPPORT Is Reported For Victorian Order of Nurses. The monthly meeting of the Vie torian Order of Nurses took place in St. George's Hall with a fairly good attendance. Many questions of vital importance to the welfare of the or- der were brought up and discussed. An encouraging increase in financial support proves beyond doubt that the public generally appreciates the work of the order. The nursg's report for the month of Jamuary showed that M0 visits were made, the religious denominations being : Methodists, 5: Roman Catholics, I; Salvation Army, 1: Presbyterians, 4; Christian Science, Donations of clothing were received in Jamary from the Mesdames MacClelland, A. F. Chown, Kelly, Buchanan, Matheson, Macdon- ald, VanDresser, Snelling, R. ¥ Sparks, P. B. Chown, Caddenhead. T. J. Pound, G. Y. Chown, Wallace, Hutton, Dougett, G. Clif, E.' B. Sparks, Gould, Miss Chown, Ladies Aid of Chalmers church. Mrs. - Benn money' Old Pianos Exchanger We want old pianos and will make a liberal allowance for them in part payment towards new pianos, Victro- las or player pianos. We will give give you a good new upright piano at 36 per month, or a player piano at $10 per month, on the instalment plan. Kindly call at our warerooms. "Phone or write us and we will give you full particulars. C. W. Lindsay, Limited, Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Kingston, Brockville. Had Good Outing The visiting delegates to the vention oi the marine engineers did not hold a session on Thursday ai- ternoon, but, instead, were the guests of the members of the local | coun cil, on "a trip around the city. "Busses were used for the jaunt and | the visitors had a most enjoyable I time. Duri the afternoon visited the locomotive works and Queen's University, A Card. to sell a package of five standard! size oc. boxes of Silver Tip Silent' match for twenty cents. Quality guaranteed. I Charles Sauldeps. J. Purdy, C. H. Pickering, D. B. Gage & So. J by A. Lemmon, J. R. B. Gage, Robert Mc-| Phee, E. S, Suddard, M. Nolan and W. R. Marshall. < ! Of on a Trip i James Swift, Jr, who is in New| York, at the Hotel McAlpin, sails on! the Olym Wednesday for -. two! month's pleasure trip abroad. Jo'ns wg friends in London he will travel] on the continent, returning via New!' York in the spring. Robert Duniup,, -- Ohaiged That William Young Made operated on for t in Lough-|ton's. Thurlow. Deceased nd lived nearly all following : |. they l | | Caps, LL). ES THE WhIG'S J } iB 5 A Lot of Shor Loma un in rel Serge skirts, $1.39. Dutton's. "Sweet castor oil," 10c. Gibson's. Mayor Milton Adams, Picton, was appendicitis Tuesday "Buy Jad Salts," at Gibson's. Sale 1 Tea aprons, 25c.; black sateen aprons, 25c- Dutton's. T. H. Chalmers, Picton, who pur- chased the JJ. T. German farm about one your ago, has sold the same to Fred. Few Jautey. boots leit, $1.25. Dut- "Phone "Gibson's for drugs." R. B. Towriss, manager of the Union Bank, Picton, has been trans- ferred to the mapagership . of the Owen Sound branch. "Buy ** at Gibson's. Eno ¥ Nochitt, aged eighty-eight years died on Thursday in township of his life in this country. "Sweet castor oil," 10c. Gibson's. Removal sale! Women's £3.50 boots sizes 2% and 3, $1.75. Dutton's. At the inaugural meeting of the Relloy ille Board of Education, Lt.-Col. . N. Ponton, K.U. unamiously.choren as chairman for the year 19M. "Benton and Hedges' Tobacco." Gibson's. Mr. Brock, Kingston, has purchased the farm in the 3rd concession of Sophiasburg, owned by Dyre Jinks. Mr. Cinks intends. going west. Buy your Easter boots at our re moval sale and save money. Dut ton's. "Buy Pepps" at Gibson's. The liberal conservative association of Marmora propose giving a banquet and presemtation at Marmora, on the uwenibg ot Feb, 13th, to. E. Guss Por- ter, M.P., and to Robert Cook, M.P.P. Fr se _-- | | | Kingston's Famous Fur Store. Valentines' of Quality We are now showing the Gibson Art Co.'s line of Valen- tines, considered to be the best on the market for neat and exehus- yg Yel Wit and humor, as well as sentiment, characterize the val- ive designs. entine verses. The line consists of single eards, folders and booklets, cut-outs and post cards, enveloped or boxed. Also the Dennison line of Table Decorations, Lunch Scts Napkins, Doilies and Paper Plates. Books and Pictures for Valentine Gifts A most complete line of the latest Fiction, also reprints with special Valentine Silk Bands. Beautiful Framed Pictures from 25 cents to $5.00. The College Book Store 160- 162 Princess Bt. | Big Genuine Annual | FURSALE| Every day some shrewd buyers of Winter Wants arereapingthe advantages | of buying during our big Annual Fur Sale. We are offering bargain op- portunities in all de- partments. Hurs of all kinds are marked away down, irrespective | of cost or | value. We " Inust reduce our enormous stock. All Men's Winter fil Hats and Caps are reduc- | ede All Millnery is less than Half Price, yd on Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Suits, Waists, Coats, ete, the price reductions are very attractive. | six Specials | | | { For Saturday t peare ed here OPEN NIGHTS 0n lar Se, 9¢, 10¢, 12 1-2¢, AAA A A Sn A be had elsewhere. ¢ AA A A 5¢ Yard 2,000 yards of Embroideries and Insertions in a wide range of dainty designs, special values, regu- 10¢, and 12 1-2¢ lines. Saturday 5¢c a Yard 1,500 yards of Extra Quality White Cottons 15¢ a yard. 500 yards of Victoria Lawn, Speeial at 10¢, 12 1-2¢, 15¢, AAA A A PAA A Great Array of Ladies' Underwear Including Gowns, Underskirts, Princess Slips, Cor- set Covers, also White Waist ideas that are not to Popular PriCed. Advance showing of Misses and Ladies' Suits ready for Monday. NEWMAN & SHAW THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. A A i 40 inches wide. 20¢ a yard. er nn Phona. 919 For the next change in the weather, to be able to tell for yourself just how cold it Is at your own home. Our thermometers A well made and dependabl hii Smith Bros. Jewelers and Opticians, Issuers of Marriage Licenses. Ladies' Coats, rat lined sable collar and reveres, $32.00. Ladie's Coats, rat Jin- ed mink collar and re- veres $52.50, Ladies' Rat. Coat, 50 in, long, $3750. W. F. Gourdier 78 Brock Street JETER IVVIYYY COMING TO THE GRAND I : | "The Edison Genuine Talking Pictures Come, Again As this wonderful invention has ap- before, it is useless to print fulsome praises of its greatness, | the performance shows that the dey ica Il is everything that has been said of it The sounds coming from the mouths | of the actors in perfect harmony with {i the movement of the | Russian . Black Lamb best make and linings, a $30.09 Coats for HH We, the undersigned, hereby 'agree! | Ladies' Long Near Seal Jackets Grey Satin Maing: an extra special value | Regular $75.00. For ... $5130 | 4 Large™ Natural Muskrat Pillow | Mufrfs, beautifully madé and fn. { 1shed, Warth up to § 25 dozen Men's Winter Cloth in plain colors and new Toeeds with fur bands, 7éc. . Be Black Catacul Cloth Jackets, jong lengths, small sizes, Sniy Jong Jens big sellers. at $15.00. Reduced te ... $10,00 rmerly of Kigston, is ated in the management of the i Hotel in New York. Trades Council Elect Officers At a meeting of the Trades and La- | i bor Council, held on Thursday even: | ing, 4 the following officers were elact- | elected : President, William | Baxter; vice-president, James Go 5 sponding secretary, W.. J. Deseo: Sauve; financial se- fo Cacwmbers and Pine Apples parsley, 'Boston lettuce, | hu Sages, aves sweet potal rhu- | oF Teng, at Cari | Ladies' Fur t dot of 12 only--in Munk Sin M . Black and ite Furs, $4, $10.00, Tor ... Halt Price, All sales for cash. { P° approval. i Watch our windows. ! th i Pigton, are I | i lips and accom- panying, gestures and with a instine- tiveness that the words can be heard in every corner of the theatre. You must sec these talking pictures to be- lieve them and to know that the old master, Thomas A. Edison, has scored once more, and scored heavily too; there are no two ways about it--the talking pictures must be seen to be appreciated. At the Grand Opera House for five nights and daily ma- tinees Monday, February 9th, 10th, 12th, 13th, 14th. Primrose-Dockstader Minstrels George Primrose and Lew Docksta- der, veteran stars of the minstrel world, who have reunited. their re- spective minstrel companies after ve: maining apart for nearly ten years, will be the attraction at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday, February 11th. Messrs. Primrose and Docksta- 'der will be accompanied by an all- prominent aggregation of burnt cork s, instrumentalists "and fun makers in what is heralded as the most joyous minstrel event off a de--a ance that sets a new highew water mark both in rounded cx: e of ion of negro char- acter Hictutyaque sumpluonaness: of "The Temple oi lirth {| and i is the title he first part parade w given on the day of the performance at noon, by Messrs. Primrgse and Dockstader. tour is under the personal management of Earl Burgess. ---------- c i 'Phone or write to G. E. Narribon it 121 Princess St. when groups taken, day or 'night. "Sweet castor oil," 10c. Gibson's. Messrs. P. N. and Morden Gilbert, preparing to erect x mo: barn on their farm the coming wanting COAL. a Is in good demand just now; and we are happy to say that Wwe have a nice clean. heat-giv- ing, heart cheering coal, Uptown customers may leave orders at 264 Unlversity Ave. 3. ANGLIN & CO Cor. Bay and Wellington Sts, Brooders for Poultry v Watch for our exhibit at the Show We are Sole Agents for the brated CYPHERS : Incubator No. 070 egg....$17.50 No. 1-144 egg . ... 5235.00 No, 2-244 egg... .$34.00 No. 3-300 egg. ...8$10.00 Portable Houses. . . .$10.00 Meat Scraps, Grit. Chick Food, Grit and Shell Boxes, Water Fountains, Leg Bands. ' Univeraity Avenue Dwellings Between Princess and Brock $3,600---Solid brick, nine roows, farnace, gas and electric light, cem-« ent. $4,500--Detached brick. 9 rooms, furnace, gas and electric light. $5,600--Detached solid brick, 9 rooms, furnacé, gas and electric light. ' Detached holid brick, 10 rooms, hot water heating, gas, and light, All subject to possession May 1st, 1914, Fire Insurance Houses to Rent Money to Loan W. MULLIN, Kingston's, Real Estate and Insurance Broker Cor. Johmson and Division Streets. "hones: Res. 1456 HAM 1A AY CLEANER S Ad A Poultry