" in Kingston and vicinity, b s---- WAS COMMENTED UPON BY THE GRAND JURY. Recommended Free Water For the Hotel Dien and the General Hospi- tal--X'onditions At the Jail. The Grand Jury, empanelled at the Supreme Court, sitting presided over by Justice Britton, reported as follows on their inspe€tion of chari table institutions in the city "We &L£ongratulate the county on the freedom from crime. On our visit to the jall we found the build- ings well kept, clean and sanitary There are at present confined to the Jail seventeen male and four females There are no cases of sickness (o re- port, and no complaints from officials nor prisoners. The male prisoners are chiefly engaged in the manufac- ture of tile, a large supply of which * is now on hand to be gold tothe mu- nicipalities in the county. At the peni tentiary- we were courteously receiv- ed by the Warden Creighton. The Grand Jury were highly pleased with commodioud and ° sanitary sleeping apartments provided for the convicts "We visited the Hotel Dieu and Generay Hospital and found them, as usual, 'm 5 of cleanliness and effi- giency. he Grand Jury recom mend "that thése institutions be The Vaudeville Programme For Thursday and Friday. At the vaudeville enfertainment the Gtapnu this evening a fine wil be introduchd. The photo-play will be H. B. the thrilhog dramas ?""The (host Breakers." There will be a two-reel photo play and a comedy one. The vaudeville acts inelude Raruza, the shadowgraph king, and Walsh = sna Long, m singing and dancing. bill will be produced Friday matinee and evening. at bill feature Warngr, in "It's a Long Way to Tipperary.' Gus Hill offers "It's a Long Way to Tipperary,' an Irish drama of love, adventure and war, written by 'Willem Astheny McGuire, author of "The 'Divorce Question." Mr, McGuire has written an Irish 'drama that thrills, pleases and amuses. The colvbdy is scintilating and the pathetic: moments call for tears. The story is of an Irish youth who is. wrongfully accused of betraying hid country. Mother love strength- ens his struggle to prove himself innocent, while the devotion . of Kathi®en, the lttle colleen, also lightens his burden. "It's a Lopg Way to Tipperary, is a big play presented by a cowm- pany of 25 capable players with a 60 foot carload of scenery and will given freq water by the city, and that hold the audience deeply interested the present financial assistance givén by the county be not reduced "At the House. of Imuuyf found the inmates le well cared for. "We desire to call attention at this particular crisis on the Empire's his- tory to the strong patriotic spirit prevalent among all classes" in this eity, and the splendid responses made to the demand for mei. The 21st Baftalion in particular, which has been mobilized and trained here, exhibits a type of manhood of Which we might greatly feel proud. we would like also to emphasize the fact we and that since the outbreak of war there $ has been a decrease in the more ser- ious crimes as well as that of petty | crimes." . which as Ha story is unfolded. ™, te. Rents Of the R.C.H.A, . JuAME-33, A Ontario street, Stier Wedmesday morn-| Me The first The second move move and where they were when he wrote was f They 4 were then billeted: in an old. estate German Maresfield Park, Sussex, Eng belonged once to a 'prince. Phone 230, Gibson's, for drugs. The man who had at rather rest than work $s from worry. Was Personally Attended by Dr. A.W. Chase Before He Becazie Famous as the Author of Dr. Chase's Receipt Book. Here is a letter from an aged gen: tleman who consulted Df. Chase, long before his Receipt Book attained a world wide circulation or his family medicines be- came known to the ends of the earth. Like most peopls of ad- vanced years his kidneys were the first organs to break down ad When doe- ors failed to help him he MR. O, D. BARNES. temombered the physician who cured him of pleurisy in his younger days, Mr. O. D. Barnes, R.F.D. 1, Byron, Mich., writes:--*"About fifty years ago, when living in Ann Arbor, Dr. A. w the famous Receipt Rock an- won called an ta fread comeefon "haw Having purchased the right to manufacture and sell the O'NEEFE PATENTED CEMENT GRAVE VAULT Wwe are prepared with a good stock on hand, to fill orders and plage them in the ground at a very reasonable price. All persons wishing to see these vaults, call at th office of pleurisy. Ever since that 1 have used and recommended Dr. Chase's Meili: cines, and have two of his Receipt Books in the house "Some time ago a cold settled in the kidneys, causing backache, frequen: urination, dizziness, and affected the eyesight. My appetite failed and I could not sleep nights. Two 0 do me any last . I started using . A. W. Chase's Kidney-Live! Pills and Nerve Food. The results have been highly satisfactory to me Appetite improved, | gained in welght sleep and vest. well, and feel strong and well. My kidneys resumed their natural functions, and I beljeve that my cure was due to Dr. A. W, Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills and Nerve Food. Tam 78 years old, superintend work on my farm, and éan turn in and do. some work myself." ; Dr. Chase's Kidnev-Liver Pills One pill a dose, 25 cents a box. All dealers or BaAmanson Rates & Ma. Limited 80 KINGSTON CEMENT PRODUCTS, . 177 Wellington Street. von are. What's the "Fibreware is made extreme heat. body--But if | covered cannot condition Mrs. Wiseneighbor Says : "1 should have told you the jug of "Hddy washboards that i an urated fibreware tub to hold lothed to make a success of washeday." Te W. Jou want a : ' Mrs. Newlywed says: "I've Heard of difference between # wv y other diy when 1 was speik- t is just as to have Tag'e_indursiod with Breathe us i wes to all times also immupe i i | : This { ' COL. AND MRS. will Ws GASKIN it Kingston on Saturday and Sunday. y --- ETE PE 05.5. CRNA ort? Serums ad CAN ADA'S NEW: CHIEF SECRETARIES : The colonel has put in many years as a Salvation Officer. His experience has been in many countries, onel and Mrs. Maidment. SPLENDID PRODUCTION OF "A MESSAGE FROM MARS" AT GRAND OPERA HOUSE By the Kingston Dramatic Club, Un- der the. Auspices Of the United Irish Socigties. A large audiénce was present at the Grand Opera House last niglit when the United Irish Societies pr- sented the Kingston Dramatic Cluo under the direction of Capt. P. E. Prideaux in the interesting three act play, "A Message From Mars." This company's portrayel of the dif- ferent characters in the plot was creditably and artistically done. Capt. Prideaux in the roie of 'Hor- ace Parker,' is a host in himsell, and his addptability to his part was evidenced by the applause he won. "The Messenger," by Prof. Noel Gill, was cleverly handled, while Prof. Gummer made a spléhdid" tramp. Mrs. Herbert Wood was at home in her role of "Mrs. Parker," and Miss Lillian Mundell, as "Muriel the Flower Girl," acted her part to per- fection. Mrs, P. E. Prideaux play- ed the role of "Murifl Templar' most cleverly. Misses Rhoda Ryan and Mildred Jones won the favorable comment. Two dainty Irigh calleens, the Fv. ans sisters, sang' several«lrish songs, "River Shanpon," 'Come Back to Erin, My Colleen," and a new song "Everybo Now Sings Tipperary, Why Don't They Sing the Wearing of the Gueen?' ' Their singing was greeted with applause, and each sis- ter. was presented with a beautiful bouquet. MEETING OF VETERANS In Their New Rooms In"Golden Lion Block. The Kingston sVeterans' Associa- tion held its regular meeting "Son Wednesday evening in its new rooms a The Colonel and wife have been appointed successors to Col THE JUNIOR INTERCOL- LEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP WIN By Defeating Trinity College School in Final Game By 9 to 0, and Win. ning the Round By 11 to 7. the Kingston brought the Collegiate team: only hockey champion- ship cup to Kingston this season by defeating the Port Hope Trmity | College school on Wednesday night by 9 goals to U, and winding on the round by 11 to 7. Too much cre dit cannoty be givén for the gh standard of hockey displayed by phe local &am. five goWls was the task forced upon it, but hard playing, hard ice and. a wideawaké net ghardian gave the Collegiates four more goals = than they needed. Neither "team played combination at any time in the game and almost every goal was scored by the locals gradually, working 'the puck down and finding the nets close-in 'work. The rubber was for the greater part of the time near the visitors" yoal, 'but their defense worked well, ' The defense of the visitors was by far the best part of the team: as their forward line seemed dazed by the pace that the Collegintes kept up, Wallace yas their best forward man. 3 On 'the Collegiate line-up, the lon- ors. must-go to Walsh, who played his best game, and he connected with some hot ones. George Stewart ai eentre wasn little wonder, . and though closely watehed did effective fwbrk. © Curly" Paul and the To land brothers played a splendid game on the wings. "Jimmie" Stew- art, who seems to connect with all Jf Kingston's championship s played a wonderful game and had his oppbnent thoroughly covered. .Fer- guson TRINPH } Io pull down a lead of by | teams, and Carroll, on the defense, | in the Golden Licn Bick and an ex- were given a lot of Work, and to a | tra large crowd was present. * The place has been very prettily decorat- ed with military pictures, rifles and bayonets.- In the centre of the front of the room is a carved and uilded motto with the: _"ording, large extent ave responsible for the visitors" failure de he has i The gaine ped wi play in Port Hopes Histol, but for half the period its. defense was too strong for the local savin, although one goal was i § One God, One King, One Empire." saved only Ly Wigle Iving flat arross | Around the motto are rifles and bay- onets of .ancient times.' Beneath the motto is a portrait of the King. A piano occupies one corner of the rooms and the rifles purchased for the veterans are lined along one side. On Wednesday night a splendid pro- gramme was put on after which re- Treshments were served at midnight. IL. Marchand was the accompanist of the evening und opened the pro- gramme with a piano solo. Phono- graph selections were given by the rommandanf, ¥. Ingledew, solos by W. Vivian, H. Crothers and Pte Lye. Addresses by Dr. W. A. Mec- Carthy, H. Cretheérs, J. Mackenzie, Davidson, Lieut.-Col. Spooner, Dr J. G. Evans* and others. An hour {of reminiscences foNowed with re- freshments at the close. Strain of Eye-Strain. train. causes not only poor ut also headaches and gen- jeral nervousness. Glasses fitted after | ® thorough examihation by our grade nate eyesight specialist, H. C. Brown, Oph. D., overcome the eye strain, | give clear, comfortable vision and re- | | Jel from headaches. Glasses vom- | plete at $2, $3, or $5. Rodger Op- | tiead Parlors, 341 King street. i A Birthday Party' 'mouths gave ° an enjoyable birthday party for their little daughter, Cath- erive, on ber twelfth birthday. 7 Luests. numbered } ami the Jolly party broke up at ¥ pam, 6 rs ganna Fars --Remember-we have an eight horses power Davis engine and Wilson two- {elyinfler engine for motorboats. H. "Min of Street. 2, > naughor. re {7 More than six hondred thousand | { peopls ste employed in he whanilae { turing {lant of Canada at the 'pres. {ent time. FINN "Buy® spring tonics," at Gibson's. ' « Prof. Irving Fisher, of Yale, testi. at Moston that five persons © can: Hie edsily on $17 a week. an © Mr. and Mis. T. F. Burke, Portis | the nets om the ice. The forwards brought the rubber down and J. Stewart made a count. He repeated this on 'a pass from Paul. who' was behind the goal. The second period was the ronghest of the three, and a goodly number of vacatigns on the bench were handed out. 0. Stewart, in another scrim- mage, made the fourth goal. After three mfinutds of play in the last period, G. Stewart repeated un der the same conditions. The Col legiates were then back-checking well that the puck was seldom; in their distried for any length of time: I'aul broke the tie for the champion ship honors, when he slapped Tho puck passed Wigle from about thirty feet up the side. The other . three scores were made in scrimmages near the nets. i Kingstan C.1.---Gosl, Walsh; defense, Ferguson and Carrclly rover, J. Stew- art; 'centre, 6G. Stewart; wings, To land and Paul, tutedy ) Port Hope--Goal, Wigle; defense, Rice and Morris; rover, Reed; centre, Sutherland; wings, Wallace and Thet- ford, S80 ferce. I=Jd4 Stewart 2d. Stewart Second period 3-F 7k. Stewart R8<Paul 9G. Stowiirt ' ngs - The cha" he Ch wal about © which -iscoughi C. Toland substi- Ca ell Bros. al -- Lt H memetny's Swe Store . 4 k i | Special | Sale Friday and Saturday we place on sale at $1.95 every pair of Women's Tan Boots in our store--all regular$5.00 and $6.00 goods are in this lot, aléo our $4.50 and $5.00 Brown Suedes. We also offer about 100 pairs ofsamples, regular $4 and $3.50 goods, a patents and gun metals (these samples are size 4 only). All on Sale Friday and Saturday at \ POW GOB po [wes] ABERNETHY'S i i - Shoe Repairing | Trunks ttt ata ICE CREAM BRICKS Delivered to all parts of the City By 'Government Test, Best in Kingston. 'SAKELL'S, Next Opera House MARBLE HALL Pure Ice Cream In Bulk or Bricks. Packed and delivered to any part of 'the eity. i 'GEORGE MASOUD, : 238 Princess Street New Spring Good Our new I of Light Overcoat, Suits, 'Hats, Caps; Shirts, Nevkwenr, Gloves, Boots, Shoes, ete., is very complete and priced to suft war times, - Read these: . Suits, $7.50, $8.50, $10 up, Top Coats, $7.50, $8.50, $0.50 and Baby Walkers ' Speaking of + Hats : Our new stock has arrived and awaits your inspection. It includes all the latest styles known to the hagters art, as well as the more thn. servative shapes. As usual, we have the lead: ing makes at the popular ces. Wonderful values. $200. $250 4 "he Big Hat Dealers Teach the Baby to walk, strengthen the limbs, ark IL. Fegguson, Frontenacs, was re- oy § ment. the game a 'tie, und 'an idvecutive Lyeeting was called for juight : to Are hare the gam at ISAAC ZACKS, | played. save deformities. ¢ Something new for, ¢hil- dren, Cadillac Baby Seats. Children's ¢rop side iron 271 Pri ; : ' BE ares ~cots with matlresses to fit. Reid's TRY THIS If YOu a Reid's low "Referee H. Peeguion willed P11 5 Boots, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 and . last Saturday mie ld - high qualify, prices, at $ 5 Tettes tothe Fito 'the town of : Semin oe o- Spend. an | 7 15 ong sure way that never "in your fair fails to remove dandruff completely This des- HAVE DANDRUFF JAMES REID Bothered With Salling : The Leading Undertaker. Or Htching Scalp. Matt Or Are 3 © Crouse 147 for-Personal Serviced should [and that is to dissolve it. E itroys it entirely. To do this, just got Tan iquid ; retiring; use enough to moisten ? ip aud rab it in sontly with ne ng most. if * not | of i wii be yrds bed ami rove AAA