Daily British Whig (1850), 25 Jan 1915, p. 3

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RAILWAY SRE IX TRON Ottawa Winter Fair First Class Fare and One- Third Golag Jan. 18th to 21st; return un- til Jan, 25, 1915. TIME TABLE CHANGES A change of time will be made Jan. 17th ¥or full particulars apply J." I. HANLEY, Railroad and Steamship Agent, cor. Johnson aiid Ontario Sts. LCI aA gm [IMPORTANT CHANGES In Train Service Effective January 17th, 1915 Train No, 25, now leaving 7 t 9.15 am, dally except Sund viving Sudbury 7.16 p.m riving Toronto % 40 p.m WiLL Bil OPERATED Bia we v N TORONTO & ATER Connection to and Tre mn I oll being m Tralu No. 785, no 11.30 a.m. dati$ i riving Hamil 2 WILL Wy "WirinmAy Frain No. 764, | leaving Hamilton & pan daily, are Toroute 10.1% iving WITHDRANN From F CONWA an he e, corer Pr Bireets, Phone 107, and 'We Hing ton CANADIAN SERVICE) Nalltngs from Halifax to Livergonl TRANSYLVANIA Jo tons) 25 1 nm. ALAUNIA (13,400 tons) Yen: Sith 1 mam. ORDUNA (156,500 tony) Feb, 16 1 aan, TRANSYLYANIA (15,000 tons) Feb, 22, 1 a.m, Apply Lochl Ticket Agent, or THE ROBERT REFORD CO, LIMITED, General Agents, 50 King St. Fant, Tor- Prc 1 per box, si; ox will i vo i Eien I Bd] Discount OF the Balance of Uur WINTER ~ OVERCOATS CALL AND. SEE THEM ~ Ashby, The Tailor 76 Brock St, Kingston Afloat or Ashore COFFEE is still the favorite iITIS SUPERB! Kingston Cem-| ent Products Wo make CEMENT BLOCKS, SILLS, TELS, PIR DBL De KS, VASE: And every thing in coment, dah work a specialty, OFFICE 197 WHLLINGTON ST. Ww orks, Cor. Charles and Patrick Sts. LIN. BRICK, Veran. i | Best's Saturday | Special | Andi in Packages} With each purchase of 28¢ or § § over we will give, . absolute | any after six evening. Shop early at Best's Saturday and all times, !At Best's lf THE POPULAR DRUG STORE 'Open Sunday. o'clock Sa SAtariay [i January Sale At Jenkins' | Bluecher will be landed at Yarmouth. SANK GERMAN CRUISER IN NORTH SEA ON SUNDAY Five German' Battieships AL] tempted a Dash. WERE NICELY CAUGHT THREE OF THE OTHERS WERE BADLY DAMAGED, The British Casuglties Were Very Smoll--The Bloecher Was One of the Geérman Cruisers That Bom. barded Scarborough. London, Jan. 25.--Germany's naval forces "have "beer 'struck the" most crushing blow of the war." The war office announced last evening that the German armoured cruiser Bluecher, of 15,660 tons - displatement, was sunk by the British. in the North Sea yes- teeday, and two other German cruis ers were badly damaged. German Loss Heavy. The Bluecher was a new ship, built mm 1909, and cost: six hillioh and a half. She wa$489 feet long, eighty fret © beam, and hdd a crew of 847 offiters and men. No British ships were, lost "aud the casunaltics were slight Keports that a four-hinnelled = Ger man cruiser, badly damaged, was sighted off the Holland coast 'emrly 167 day, stvengthendd the growing "con viction he: Pre that Germany" s Tosses in yesterday's battle were greater 'than indicated by the admiralty official statement Dutch reports said the crippled cruiser, apparently of the type of the Strassburg or the armoured eruiser: Roon, w as limping at half speed tos ward the island eof Borkum, ofi the uouth of the river Kms. That the German war craft was one of the lighter cruisers engaged by the Bri- tish destroyers, after the Bluecher had been sent to the bottom, was the bee liei in naval circles here. The admiralty to-day had no de: tails of this supplementary engage- ment, but expressed confidence that the German casualties would be ine croased materially. Two more of the Gorman battle cruisers that attempted the dash to- ward the - British coast are reported to have been badly pounded by Bri tish guns. No reports from German gources of the loss life abba d the ierinan cruisers that sought refuge behind the mine area Baverhain re. ceived here, but the admiralty is con- fident that the casnalty lists are large. To Land German Survivors, London, Jan. 25.--~Though the ad- miralty is without official news it is supposed that the survivors of - So intense is the feeling inst Ger- 4 mats because of the Bi # bom- bardment of Sedrborough last Sionth, that precautions will be taken to pre- vent a demunsiration when the Uer- mans are landed. War Tidings. Near Ypres; on Sunday, there were artillery agements. In the Aisne Valley iy allies' batteries demolished several German guns. Between the Meuse and Vosges a thick fog prevent. ed 'operations. Near Steinbach the French recaptured one of their lost trenches Two British visto dropped bombs on: Zeehruggee on Friday, damaging a sulimarioe, killing the crews of Ger man guns mounted on a mole, which command const points, Fighting continued all Saturday nignt in the Argonne. All attempts of the enemy were repulsed It is believed that the most severe fighting of the next few wieks is like- ly to occur in the south rather than m_ Central Poland, gong the Warsaw front, SHEP HE * + COL, WILLIAMS ILL. : * ---- § + Salisbury Camp, Eng... Jan. + 25.~=Col. Victor Williams "is #1 NOT A SINGLE DEATH. From Typhoid Aniong Soldiers Who , Had Beep In 3 London, Jan. 25.-=8ir Frederick Treves, the well 'known surgeon, in speaking before the Royal Society of by inoculation against typhoid feve: jo the British expeditionary force have been "positively astounding." He said that since the 'war began there had been 212 cases, of which 179 were among" persons who hag not been idoculated. There 'had been only '22 deaths, and mone of Not' a" single death from typhoid fe- ver had occurred among thos: {no culated. " "There never has been a time in the history of any campafgn. where the wounded soldjer has beay Lettey looked aftér," =ald Sir Frederick. "When the history, of this war is writ ten ome of its most astounding fens tures will be thie sahitaty precaus tions taken to secure the health of our =oldlers and their cure in dis enge."' PEP EBEI EEF IP LIRR IE SIS 3 DUTCH STAY | MOBILIZED. + : The Hague, an. 25.~The 4 government formally announce. + ed Saturday ° wight that the hutch army, for the present at least, must remain mobilized. In nwking the ammowncement the following official explana- tion was made: ; "The government naturally is in possession of information of which the public has no knowledge. The government considers it contrary to the in. terest of the country to make the information public." THE SPORT REVIEW FRONTENAC CAND COLLEGIATE JUNIORS MEET TO-NIGHT. In O. H. A. Game, To Decide District Championship----Cataraqui Defeat- ed Elginburg In Township Game. . A large crowd will be on hand to- night for the game between the Collegiates and Frontenaes.' It is practically the deciding game for this district of the jumior O. H. A. The line-up is undecided for both teams, but few changes are likely. The ice is very hard and with the new lights the rink will be all that can 'be desired. # the Frontenacs lose the game, Ferrer berber rte EPP PPIP PESOS fii 4 2 mn this season. They have a fost little' team 'and their combination - against Sutaide Collegiatan it' they lose, rastically sure of doing somothing o the Int "Their Inter. collegiate little different from - their OHA, seven and their win over Belleville in Belleville; and tlie game: be:they played against Fron tenacs here show there is' excellent hoekey {alent in the squad. The a will like following team: Goal, W ; right defense, Ferguson; left defense, Car- roll; rover, Paul; centre, Stewart: Graiton, left wing; Cruse, wing. The Frontepacs will likely line? up:* Goal, Mills; right defense, -Mc- Callum; left defense, Stewart; rov- er, Millan; centre, Stinson; right wing, Cooke; left' wing, Smith. Cataraqui Detented Riginbueg There was a Very fast game in burg oun. Saturday . afternoon tween the junior team of that against the junior team of ragqui. The 'yisitors defeated: the a score of four to'three. The fce was hard and a large ¢rowd was ia attendance. ate pqui--_Goal, Miller | --h nd Swhine: centre, Arthurs: *ight » z Stover; loft wing, Ketll, + Elginburg-- @ Arts, said that the results achieved | those who died had been inoculated. ] | Te Greatest White Sale in our history is now in full swing!2 Prices that mean unusual savings to. our patrons are now o The opening success of to: re without precedent, : and Jor that sole the values are unpreceden Anima, . Specials For To-morrow from 9 Until 5.30 1500 YDS. FRENCH SERPENTINE CREPE White only, spe «inl make for fin sunderwear and dress use. Regular 20¢ quality. To-morrow .... 25 DOZ. EMBROIDERED NIGHTGOWNS High and low-necked stiles, well finished. Reg rular price $1.00. To-morrow 1000 YDS. UNDERWEAR COTTON A fine soft make, most desirable for underwear purposes. Regular 14¢. To-morrow . 3000 YDS. WHITE LACE In Torehon and Cluny makes, priced from 10c to 25¢ a vd. TOMOFTOW i. is = vss nabs rtune. reason En aa tnt WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU To our display of New York lingerie,--and further might suggest come early while assortments are at their best. STEACY'S it will take away their chance to go |- the finto the homer' col: winners would the hockey lin ne ons Ww n ae 3 use the | right 3 the County hockey league in' Blgine home team 'in 4 very fast game by | After Jan. 10% for tires wodks we will all all ems beautiful electric fixtures " 20 PER CENT. OFF ( Fixtures Get your Ae Topas done, by "us.

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