MINISTERS WHO WILL PREACH UN SUNDAY. THE Announcements Made By the Various Denominations As to Their Ser- , Vices--Serman Topics and Musical St. Paul's--Holy Communion, £.30 @.m.; morning prayer and Holy Com- munion, 11 o'clock. Preacher Rev. Profesor Hallam, M.A., B.D. Even-- ing prayer, 7 o'clock. Preacher Rev Canon Tucker, D.C.L., rector of St. | Paul's Cathedral, London, Ont. St. Andrew's Church--Rev. 8. J M. Compton, B.D., minister Servic- es at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Bunday School and Bible Classe: at 3 p.m. Special anniversary services, at which the Rev. George Hanson, M.A., B.D, of Montreal, will officiate. Strang- ers cordially invited to all services Cooke's Presbyterian Church, Brock street--Rev. J. W. Mcintogh, M.A., ministgr. Residence, 318 Uni- versity avenue. 11 a.m., the mini- ster; 7 p.m., W. Dobson, B.A., of Queen's; 3 p.m., Sunday School and Brot Classes." Mid-week meeting, Wednesday '8 p.m. Studeits, sol- diers and strangers cordizliy invit- ed to all services. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Johnson, between Bagot and Well- ington streets. Sunday service, 11 a.m., subject, "Spirit." Wednesday evening, tegtimonial meeting. Public | ; open avery afternoon, except. Sunday, 31 All are cordinally in-| reading-roomn, same address, . to 5 o'clock. vited to the service and "the read- ing room. First Baptist Church--Rev. Doug- las Laing pastop. 11 a.m. the pas tor will preach: Subject, "Ged is Love." At 7 p.m., the Rev. W. Kit- tlewell, of the Dominion Alliance, SATURDAY Students, sol- to all the services. Union Street Baptist Church, Cor. i Union and Collingwood streets-- Rev. tG. A. Lowes, minister. Residenge, "Victory Heights," Mack street. 3 [pms Sunday School and Bible Class- res; 7 p.am., a comforting message to | discouraged people on "A Church {That Jesus Would Feel Most at {Home In." Students, soldiers and | strangers cordially invited to all the | services. . Queen | Street Methodist Church-- Rev. G. 1. Campbell, B.D., pastor. 10 a.m., brotherhood and class meeting; 11 a.m., the family service; preacher, slev. Wm, Ketttewell. 2.45 p.m., Bible ( schoct, adult class, Young Men's Club; speaker, Prof. 0. D. Skelton; subject, "The Laws of War." 7 p.m., the pastor will peeach; subject, "A { Woman's - "Sacrifice." + Students, sol- diers and strangers welcome. . Ste George's Cathedral-=The Dean of Ontario, Wellington street; Rev. Cro- zier Magee, 25 Johnson street; Rev. Sydenham Lindsay, 25 Johnson St. 8.30 a.m., Holy Communion. _ 11 a.in. Holy Communion: sreacher, the Bis: hop of Kingston. 3 p.m. Sunday school and' Bible classes. 4 p.m. Holy Baptism. 7 pm., ev ensong; Spreacher, ' Rev. Professor Hallam, of Toronto University. { St. James' Church, corner Union jand Arch streets--All seats free. Rev. T. W. Savary, B.A., rector, the Rec- tory, 152 Barrie street. Sexagesima Sunday 11 a.m., Mornjog Prayer and Holy Communion. Preacher, | Rev. Prof. T. H. Cotton, M.A. B.D.; | Wyclifie College, Toronto 3 pm, Sunday schoofr 7- p.m., Evening | Prayer and sermon. Sermon eon- | tinuing series on St. Peter, "A Les- son in Forgiveness." * Zion Presbytérian Church--t wen- & MONDAY Boys' 3 garment straight Regular $6.50 to £10.00, Take your choice for Men's $18.00 Overcoats, n sizes 33 to 44. Your choice for 4 Men's rat-lined coats, a pant suits, sizes 29 to i] yo ew for this season's trade, $12.00 II wool beaver shell, regu- lar price $45.00. Saturday and Monday at fF "Your choice"; any $2.00 or $2.30 stiff"or soft hat, Saturday and Monday for 7 Fur Collars, regular $6.00, for $3.50, and one $15.00 Persian lamb collar 20 Men's Knitted Woollen sizes 30 to 42 Vests, Saturday and. Monday RONEY & CO.,| 127 Princess Street : Z Kingston | | vice, RITISH will preach.- Bible School and the | ty-Towrth anniversary. newly organized Adult Blble Class | Prof. William Morgan, D.D |'meet at 2.45 p.m. [tor and strangers cordially invited 11 4 am, rpm. Prof. E. Scott, D.D. : Brock Street Hall, between Wel- linugton and Bagot streets--Sunday (might at 7 o'clock, "God's Way of | Salvation." Speakers F. G.. Lockett tand Dr. H. A. Boyce. Sunday {school 3 o'tlock: Tuesday night pray- er and praise meeting; attractive gospel hymans at all services. All , heartily welcomed, Calvary Congregational = Churéh, Cor. joI' Bagot and Charles streets-- Rev. J. Lyall, pastor. 180 Rideau street. 11 o'clock, Rev. D. A, Me- i Dermid, Dominion Alliance. 3 o'clock {oben 'session Sunday School. - Speci- al speakers, Programme by young (people. 7 o'clock, special monthly | address 10 young men and women by pastor. Subject, "The Supreme Choice." Communic: will be ob- served after service; Monday, 8 p.m., Guild meeting; Wednesday 8 P.-m. prayer meeting. Choir practice. First Congregational, corner John- son and Wellington streets--Rev. I. LeRoy Rice, B.A., pastor; "residence, 251 Alired street; 'phone 1068. Morn. ing worship at 11 o'clock; preacher, Dr. Abraham,. of Toronto. Evenin worship at 7 o.elock; the pastor wil preach; subject, "Love's Execlusive- ness." The commumon of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the close of the evening worship. Stu- dents apd 'soldiers are very cordially invited to worship with us. = «St. Luke's Church--Services : 11 am. and 7 pm. Rev. Uanon R. S. Forneri, M.A., B.D., rector. 11 a.m., morning prayer and holy communion; Rev. Canon Forneri will preach. 3 p:m., Sunday school and Bible class; i p.m., evening prayer; Rev. Prof. W. T. Cotton, Wyecliff College, . Toronto, will preach. Special musical pro- gramme has been arranged by the choir. Seats free to everyone at all the sérvices. Strangers always cour- teously welcomed. Bethel « ongregational, corner Bgar- rie and Johnson streets--A central church." Rev. A, P. Mershon, minis- ter. 11 a m., brief sermon by pastor, commupion of "the Lord's Supper fol- lowing. 3 p.m., Sunday school for al; F. J. Wilson, superintendent ; three deparements: 'of stady. "7 pum., .address by Benjamin F. Spence, * of | Toronto, pastor presiding, for anoual meeting of Dominion Alliance, A church with free seats and welcome for all. Volunteer choir. Chalmers, 'Presbyterian, Barrie and Earl strests--Rev. M. Macgillivriy, D.D., minister. = Services: 11 am. "Putting Out a Little from the Land --A Spiritual Adventure"; Rev. M. A. Queen's College. 7 p.m., "An Ancient Love Story in Four Short Chapters," the minister; Sunday school 'and' Bible class, 3 p.m.; missionary day . in school. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Students and strangers cor- dially invited to all the services. Princess Street Methodist Church, corver Princess and Albert streets-- Rev. JI. E. Curry, pastor. Services, 11 aim., Rev. Ben. H. Spence. Services tary Dominion Alliance, Toronto. 7 pw, the pastor. Reception of mew wembers and Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at the close of the ser- vice. Anthems, "March . Op, 0 Ye Soldiers" 'i'rue," und "Seek Ye the Lord." = Selo," W. Mack. Sunday school and Bible class, 243 p.m, Fp- worth league, Monday, S p.an. Pray- er meeting, Nednesdny, 8 pm. A¥or- tT an, dial invitation to Sydenham Street Methodist Church-- Rev. Alired Brown, pastor. Patriotic day, with offering for the. Belgian Re- lie Fund, The pastor will preach. at both services. Ulass . meeting, 9.45 a.m.; junior league, 10 a.m.; Bible school and Wesleyan Club, 2.45 p.m.; senior league, Monday, 8 p.m; prayer and praise service, Wednesday, 8 p.m.; intermediate. league, Friday, 8 'p.m. Students and soldiers specially invit- ed. A cordial welcome to all. Morn- ing music: Solo, "Who's Fhat Call- ing," Corpl. A. G. M. Strowger; of- fertoire, Russian National Hymn; an- them, "Canada," Lavallie; postiude, National: Hymn of Belgium. Miss Shaw, organist and choir leader. Brock Street: Methodist Church, cor- ner of Montreal and Brock streets-- Rev. John Webster, pastor. Resi: dence, 242 Johuson street. Phone 704. 10 am., class meting. 11 am. by Sup- sermon by the pastor, followed the Sacrament of the Lord's per. Solo, J. N. Gibson 3 p.m., Bible school, Brotherhood and Ladies' Bible class. A most cordial invita- tion to this progressive Bible school. + Sermon by the pastor. An , "Blessed Be the Lord." Mon- Y, 8 pam., Fpworth League ser Tuesday, 8 p.m., monthly meet- ing Ladies' Aid. Wednesday, 8 pm., mid-week . service. Strangers, stu- dents and soldiers mwited. and. made | Bin FY. A Mallorytown Wedding. The marriage took Place at Mal lorytown, on Mise McKinnon, M.A., of Regina, . Tectuser, CONSERVATIVE_ASSOCIATION Elected Henry ve As President For the-Ensuing Year ~ The annual meeting of the Kings- ton Conservative Association was held" Friday night, and the follow- ing officers were elected: Honorary presidents--S8ir R. L. Borden, Canon Loucks, John Melp- tyre, K.C., H. W. Richardson; pre- sident, Henry Angrove; 1st vice pre- sident, Robert. N. F, Macfarlane; 2nd vice president, Dr. R. J. Gardiner: drd vice president, John Sowards; 4th vice president, George Payne; secretary, Mayor Sutherland; treas- urer, Alexander Fowler. It was decided that nd member of the executive committee can vote on the recommendation of an appli- can who might be his father, moth- er, sister, brother, daughter or son: also that no member of the executive who is an applicant can be present when his applieation is considered. Two resolutions were adopted. One expressed confidence in Sir R. L. Borden and his government and sat- isfaction that im this greatest crisis in the history of the empire, the reins of power at Ottawa were in the hands of the conservative party, which 'had tikem up the great bur- den imposed upon Canada of the war in no grudging spirit. The second resolution moysfning the loss of the late Sir Jathes Whitney, strongly endorsed his successor, Hon. Mr. Hears!, who had already won the confidence of the people of Ontario, and approved of the course adopted by his govern- ment since he accepted the leader- ship. . The meeting also decided to for- ward a cable of greetings to Lieut.- Col. A, E. Ross, M.P.P., who is now overseas for the second time. Addresses were delivered by W. F. Nickle, M.P.. D. A. Givens, W. R# Givehs and others. > The following 'ward ehairmen were elected : Sydenham ward, Dr. Robert Hanley, M. Crothers, vice: Ontario, T. J. Rig- ney, T. W. Milo, vice; St. Lawrence, James Rigney, D. A, Givens, vite; Ua- taraqui, W. Simmons, Dr. A. Waugh, vice; Frontenaé, W. Vince, John Gil bert, vice; Rideau; = J.Berry, James Purdy, « vice; Victoria, Wi Tw gg, Charles Wood, vice; Portsmouth, S. Greer, Percy Dowsley, vice. while INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL "Varsity Defeated Queen's By Secor Of 28 to 16. The = lutercollegiate basketball fix ture. between 'I'oronto University anc Queen's, "amv Lriday afternoon, resultec ina win for the Hive and white by a score of 28 to 16, The 'game was fair ly even from start to finish, and Queen's can attribute their defeat tc poor shooting. Time aad again their forwards would come down the Hoot only to miss the net. On the othe. hand Varsity shot faultlessly anqg used a system of ball passing whiel, had the locals' ghessing. Queen's drew - first blood bn a foul shot, but Varsity was not long in putting in a basket. ' The Toront« boys kept at it and were soon in the lead, 9 to 3. Zimmerman was hur and the game delayed. 'The Blue and white set ee pace, and three basket were notched: im quick. succession by Freston » Varsity, . was all over the: flodr, while Queen's seem ed to be tried. Half time : Varsity, 20; Queens, 7. In the second half, Reid replace: Countryman . for. Queen's, and Knox took Matheson's place, the latter go ing to centre for Toronto. When play was resumed, the pac was fast and Qpeen's, by putting ¢ little "ginger "into. their efforts, mad: Varsity go the limit. Reid scored or a foul, But Varsity immediately tal lied a basket. lien 4 Playing a improving, and Hill got a basket while, Don scored a foul. Capt. Laird, of Queen's, was hurt, and Pa terson 'went on in his place. Reid go another basket and a foul. Varsity by rushing matters, scored two bas kets, and Reid again scored on a pas from Hill. Just before time, Knox scored for Toronto. Varsity--Defenge, theson; forwards, centre, Gilley, Queen's--lefense, Dyer, Laird; for wards, Hill, Countryman; centre, Pec v Zimmerman, Ma Preston, 'MeLean or. Referee--F. Pound. VAUDEVILLE AT THE GRAND, A Splendid Programme Offered fo Next Week. 3 audiences. were present at th. vaudeville . eutertainments af Grand Opera House last evening. interest. Margaret Haggar keenest x ty; the singing violinist, won many udditional 'friends by her sweet sing: ing and the cleVer way in which she handled the violin. -Clearthe Track Sale Saturday and Monday Specials 9c-- Women's dark red spats, regular 75¢, clearing 9¢ $1.35 sale of women's kid Bluchers, warm lined, regular $2.00, sizes 3 to > = = $2.00--Small iot men's . med. weight $3.85 men's $5.00 tan Bluchers, about calf Bluchers, sizes 6, 8, 81-2 and 100 pairs in the Tot, nearly every sige.» : " $3.45--8Sale of women's "$5.00 gun metal calf Bluchers and button boots. 29c--60 pairs baby soft sole fancy wp boots, sizes 0 to 4, regular, 60c value, for pt ALL T5c--A few large sizes, men's hockey boots and a few pairs little boys, all $4.25--Men's $6.00 tans, now on sale at go at $4.25 Abernethy's Shoe Store ALMOST EVERYBODY LIKES CANDY Especially when it is home made and fresh every re «.day i "ny SAKELLS, Next to Opere. House. Phone 640, Our Big Furniture Sale NOW ON All Our New Patterns of Linoleum and Oilcloths . Clearing Sale' Of Furs Now Going On Zbar'slce Cream arlor Oholed Oandies of all kinds in blk or fancy boxes. } Also i Our entire stock being sacrificed at prices that can: not be equalled. i CAMPBELL BROS; 1 Makers of fine Furs. -_ MEBRITISH WHIG