Our Wagon Will . 149 to 157 BROCK STREET. _ Limited MARINE INTELLIGENCE. The Tug Ray Stanton Was Out on Sunday. . The tug Ray Stantom is the first hoat to open navigation in Kingston harbor, having pulled out on Sunday. The opening is twenty days later than last spring. Last spring the Ray Stanton broke the ice'on March 22nd, and went to Belleville on March 25th, which entitled Capt. Grant Pyke to a new hat from both Kingston and Belleville. He ex- pects to be able to clear for Cape Vincent on Wednesday providing that some of the very heavy ice leaves the channel. The wind on Sunday had a telling effect on the ice. In some places it had worn away very much, and all that was needed was a heavy wind to get it going. it is expected that the steamer Wolfe Islander will make an attempt to reach the city this afternoon or Tuesday morning providing the crew are.able to get the steamer ready for service, The men did not expect the channel to break up so soon, and for that reason the engine is not quite ready. The ice on the Wolfe Island shore is very heavy. The fleet of the Montreal Trans- portation Company will start .out about April 20th or 25th. All's well with the sloop Kitty Wells. The veteran mariner, Capt. Mahoney, has his boat all in readi- ness for the opening of navigation. - Marine men state that this will be one of the busiest seasons in many years. There will be one difficulty, it is expected, and that will be in se- curing the number of men required. 5,000 Mile Guarantee. Phones: Garage, 201; Resi- dence, 917. BRITISH WHIG , HAMPSTEAD, LONDON, ENG. (TASTELESS) FORMOF re T RAPION Hv HN A iw H LASTING CURR. THA MARKED WOKD "THERAFION' IS ON BRIT. GOVY.STAMF AFFIXED TO ALL OBNUINE FAC as : x - Only One "BROMO QUININE." { ho To get the genuine, call for full name, LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN- BUILDERS !! INE. Look for signature of E. W. Have You Tried GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. GYPSUM WALL PLASTER? It Saves Time At Cooke's Church. The pulpit and organ at Cooke's] Church were decorated with flags for | the service for soldiers on Sunday | morning. Rev. BE. R. McLean preach- ed an appropriate sermon. Allan TTT DAILY BRITISH WHIG, AND TOOK FosemRsio Off THE | NEWS CAME 70 KINGSTON ON E HERSELF ~ SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Woman Made Things Lively While : Lieut. Jones Joined the Forces in Under the Influence of Liquor -- Winnipeg, and Was in France Since Two Women Arrested On Satur-| Last September--He Has Three day Night For Drunkenness. Brothers in Toronto. | Two women were occupants of Mrs. A. M. Jones, 113 Earl street, | the police cells on Saturday. night. received word in a message on Sun- One was Annie Williams, and the other, 1da Thromber, and the charge against the two was that of drunk- enness. When people are under the fluence of liquor, they do strange things. It is said of Annie Williams that while in her cups she ran into a neighbor's house, chased a woman out on to the street, and then took possession of the household. Con- Stables Jenkins and Patterson = re- moved her from the house to the police station, and then the rightful owner went back to her home in peace and quietness. The accused was before the Magistrate just a few days ago, and on that cecasion was fined. This time it eost her a fine of $2 plus the costs of the court, mak- ing a total of $3.50. Ida Thormber was fined $2 and costs, or a total of $4.50. It cos:s money to fall into. the arms of the law, sometimes. Constables Patter- son and Naylon arrested the accus- ed, Christopher Ruttle was charged by his wife, with non support, bat it was announced that the charge had been withdrawn. The case has been pending for a week. Henry Pollex, the German who went insane from strong drink, was further remanded for a week. Henry is just as crazy as he was when he came before thé Magistrate, a few days ago, and if his condition does pot improve, he may have to go to an institution, flor treatment. He jmagines that men are after him all the time in order to shoot him. Peter Collins tarried too long over John Collins, and fell by the -way- side. Constables Jenkins and Mc- Carey picked him up and after the Magistrate looked him over, there was a fine of $2 and costs against him. } i . I. N. Jones; 27th Battalion, Win-| nipeg, had been killed in action on | "April 6th, somewhere in France. The in-} late Lieut. Jones left Canada during! to France last September with the | 2nd-*Canadian Division: His bro- ther, Lieut. T. Roy Jones, is serving ! in France at the present time with: the Canadian contingent. He is sur- | vived by five brothers, H. V. Frank- Hn Jones, F. C. L. Jones, W. A. M.| Jones, Alan M. Jones, Cape Breton at | the present time, and Lieut. T. Roy |' Jones, in France, | Sede eoddede de dridbdobdeb bldoledeb dobbs > * i tH OFF TO FRANCE. i -- al! On Monday morning Dr. J. #& C. Connell received the follow- &|! ing cablegram from Lieut.-Col. # | Frederick Etherington, at Ca- iro, Egypt: » "Sailing 10th. Leaving Mills % and R. Young convalescing en- terics; otherwise everything sat- # isfactory." + This means that the Queen's + Stationary Hospital being o& | + removed to France. Spt deere p etre * godeedralededodededorfodede desde do doe de donfesfefe dene ie Spring Coughs Are Dangerous, Don't overlook the fact that new is the time you should get rid of | that cough. Spring coughs are.more | dangerous than winter colds and in- | dicate that your system is not fully fortified and able to overcome the | trouble, Get a bottle of Burton's | Menthol and Eucalyptus Cough Syr- i up and be rid of your cough; 25c | bottle. Sold only at Prouse's Drug | Store, opp. St. Andrew's Church. | a So ---- Packing the Parcels, | PAD PRE bbd Pb On Tuesday week the American | oy . Hiitiide) . Consul will send off the next con-| + DESERVED APPOINTMENT. | men who are prisoners-of-war _ in| | Germany. Donations are already | coming in, and he hopes that fully | 150 parcels will be made up. Lieut -Col...G,N. Perreau has been appointed. commandant of the Royal Military College with the rank of colonel. The Jar head of Canada's mili next, and Mr. Johnson: extends an popu 3 8 3 i i | imvTtation to every person interested | DOORS KILLED IN ACTION" day that her other-in-law, Lieut. | RE % { the month of June, 1915, and went §§ oe signment of goods for the Kingston | § The | 4 packing will take place on Monday | r " + -* + | * + + tary school was up to present # acting commandant only. Col. & Perreau's many friends are #% pleased to hear of his promo- % tion. Lemmon rendered a selo. The pas- tor preached in the evening, continu-| ing his special sermons on the life of | Christ. There was special music| by the choir, Miss Ada Rosevear tak-| ing the solo part. | P. WALSH. Italy's Great Band. i Seldom in any city are music lov- | ers privileged to listen to music of | such charm as that produced by Sig- | nor Creatore, with his wonderful | cr Eh had band of fifty strong. Kingston | We Are Rink, Wednesday, May 17th. Headquarters} castor IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years | ill FOR CARE. ALL SIZES | weighing four ounces. . { Gibson's. : p | Archbishop Spratt has RUGS INDIVIDUAL EYE | Rev. Father Hyland assistant | Rev. Father Killeen at Belleville, LJ - - +» * +* + +> + -> + '* + + + & 4b Bdedrodededddeolo dr ded ddr dedbedr dd INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Local Notes and Items Of General | Interest. "Huyler's Sweets," Gibson's. The Biship of Kingston is in To- ronto for the greater part -of this | week. "Huyler's Assorted Nut Meats," | Gihson's. : Miss Baker gave a splendid cornet! solo in the First Baptist Church on | Sunday evening. { "Huyler's Assorted Sweets," Gib-} son's. Every man gets a-small lot when | | | | i i | he dies, bat why not own a little | | property while living? See McCann. "Fresh Huyler's Sweets," Gibson's. | Aaron Aylesworth, 46 Princess street, has a hen which laid an egg | Phe 'hen has | quite a habit of laying big eggs. | "Fresh Huyler's Delicious Sweets," i appointed | to! in | succession to the late Rev, J. | O'Connor, { Earl C. Gates and his sister, Mrs. | | prepared for their long trip. | room staff of the British Whig, re- ceived word to the effect that his bro- | 4 | ther, Pte. BE. F. Rothwell, Brockville, { | serving with the 2Ist Battalion in | ¢ | France, | Saturday's Whig, putting on two and | Theological College, is in Montreal. i A AN NN NNN NNN to come and see the packages being | 21st Man Was Gassed. Ben. Rothwell, of the composing was confined to hospital through the effects of German gas. "Huyler's High Class Sweets," Gib- son's. Some citizens have been posting three cent stamps. The postage is 4c. The papers with under, postage are held at the post office. Principal Donald Ross, of Queen's HAVE PURE BLOOD Sarsaparilla Makes Rich, Red Blood. Hood's Pure, Your heart works night and day without a pause. It is the principal organ of the circulation of yo blood It is of the utmnst import- ance that it should do its work weld The quality and quantity of your blood have much to do with its ac- tion. If this fluid is pure and abun- dant, your heart and other vital or- gans act with more energy than when is The Big Discount on All Lings at The College Book Store, See Adv. on First Page, Second Section 160 Princess Street. OPEN NIGHTS. 35¢ ANNAN 150 Yards of Scotch Tweeds All Pure Wool--48 inches wide--suitable for Ladies' Suits and Children's Coats--mix- tures of Brown and Green--Brown and Fawn-- Tan and Brown; reg. 75¢ quality. For a special clearance sale on Tuesday, per yard ... ... .35¢ 200 yards of Navy Blue Coating Serge--40 50c inches wide; per vard Other lines up to Amn TA a 1 WE HAVE YOUR EASTER SUIT. Nm on ---- PICTORIAL MAGAZINE FOR MAY, 15c. Newman & Shaw, | THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. Phone 919 FRIENGSH BRACELETS Expanding links in Gold-fill- ed and Silver, are sold separate- ly, with the giver"s initials en- graved on them. The owner collects enough links to go around her arm, and can at- tach them herself easily, as she receives them. In the end she has an attractive bracelet (guaranteed), and it could be attached to a watch if desired. Smith Bros. JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS Headquarters for High Grade Pearl Strirg Necklets, Gourdier's Coal H. A. Baldick, Watertown, N.Y., ar- [it is defective in guality or deficient A : The kind yom are looking for rived in the city on Thurgday to visit (in quantity. te ALL QUALITIES ALL PRICES R. McFaul, : Warehopse. ; Kingston . Carpet No two pe »' eyes are exact. iy alike. Glabnes that correct one person's vision will probably injure another's. ' Each eye must be examined separately. We prescribe "glasses only after the most earbful ex- amination with scientific: instru- ments. Every lense we supply In ground specinily for each case in our own factory. You are assured sceuracy and prompt service In trusting your eyes with wn Appointments made for any evening. I. S. ASSELSTINE, $42 KING ST. Phone 1019 Kingston's Exclusive Optician' In one pound Sections, 25¢ leach. thelr father, George Gates, = Wests brook, who is seriously ill. son's. In th list of Kingstonians serving with the. 21st Battalion which was published in the Whig on Saturday the name of Pte. James Duffy, whose next of kin lives at 57 Arch street, was omitted. "Fresh Huyler's Sweets," Gibson's. R. J. Entwistle, principal of Al- monte public school, has been _ ap- pointed lustruetor in Strathcona phy- sical drill at Queen's University sum- mer school, in session from July 3ra to August 12th. § Liggett's Chocolates are recom- mended for their purity as well as for their flavour. Sold and recommend- ed by all Rexall Drug Stores. George On April 6th the death occurred at St. Malachie, Que., of Mrs, Andrew Hazgelett, iwidow of the late Andrew Hazelett. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Charles Park, Midland, Out., and Mrs. Charles Wolfe, wife of Sergt.-Major Wolfe, Tete du Pont Barracks. They Should Do Good Work In The Struggle. On Sunday afternoon the St. Mary's Cathedral branch of the' Kingston Women's Emergency Corps lield a meeting in the City Hall, Mrs. G. Hunter Ogilvie presided.. Over 100 ladies were present. Lieut.-Col. G. Roy, appealed to womeil to join the corps citing the official reports of what had hap- pened to the women of Belgium and Servia as examples of what would happen should Canada be invaded. He did not think that the women are W. Mahood. } SEs | TALKED TO WOMEN, Fresh California Prunes, nice and juicy, 10¢, 12 1-2¢, 15¢. 1b. Evaporated Peaches, 2 Ibs. for 25¢. gp porated Apricots, 15¢ Sweet Cider, 40c per gal. altogether to blame for the slacking up of recruiting but his appeal was that if they would not help they! were thinking of enlisting, ! R. B, Bennett, M.P., Calgary,' pointed out the duty that had de- | scerded on Canadians to do what struggle. WW. F: Nickle, M. P., also spoke a few words on the need of co-operation. = Capt. W. E. Steacy said only two per cent of Kingston's: tion had enlisted. At the close the captain took the names of ladies who would join the co#ps. + should not hold back the men who J they could to assist in this great} | ~Heood's -Sarsaparilla mekes Iblood pure and abundant, been sold for forty years, for purify ing the blood. blood remedy, appetizer, {tonic. It embodies the careful train ing, experience; -and skill of Mr Hood, a pharmacist for fifty years, A Atti 'Kingston's Fomous Fur Store" IRA NSN, Attention Of We are prepared to buy all the Spring Muskrats in this seetion hat highest market prices, Send vour name and address for our new price lst. GEORGE MILLS & CO. | | Makers of Fine Furs. | 126 and 128 Princess St. the It is the| "Huyler's High Class Sweets," Gib-|one old reliable medicine, that has! There is no better stomach pores BUILDERS AUP LIES | The Thrifty Housewife orders Screen Doors and Window Screens NOW. . Anglin's Sereens are made to fit--and do not interfere with the rais- ing and lowering of sash. They 'are not expen- sive and a well screened house means restfulness and comfort. S. Anglin & Co. Woodworking Faelory. Lumber Yards, Bay and Wellington Sts. Office Phone 66. Factory Phone 1415 wooelumber. Coal and Woodeooe OLOSING OF MAILS British larly. O mail closes irregu- Information posted at P. Lobby from time to time. daily ..12.40 p.m. going . United States, Grand Trunk, east Grand Trunk, wes: Do. (including Western States) Grand west of city .30 p.m. cP Rr 230 p.m C. N. ww 1015 'a.m. and 5.30 p.m. R. 2 A DISTINCOTIVS BADGE. Will Be Provided For the Queen's 0.0, Queen's C. 0. T. C, will soon have a distinctive badge, Lieut.-Col. (lun- ningham, commandant of the organ- ization, has secured the funds to proceed with its casting and stamp- ing. Pref. J. M. Lanos of the Royal | Military 'College is the designer. The coat of arms of Queen's is used as the field with the tress quartering the shield, but the rose, shamrock, ete, are replaced by the letters C.0. TC. The imperial crown forms the crest; crossed rifles are the supports. The motto will be two of the words pin the university's battle cry. Other R ® Spring es vr badges sonts at armucr plan deste. Cleanin Club crest, Nickle gold medal for " nurses, a badge for the 14th which | yt will soon be time to start. How nas hot men ue yet, oral about a new Eureka Electric Vacuum es pins and crest for the K, G. H. {Cleaner or a Bissell's Carpet Sweep- * ler? We carry a full assortment of Bannister Brushes, Hair Brooms, O'Cedar Mops and Dust Cloths, in No Action Taken. The secretary of the Kingston Teachers' Association wrote t» twen- ty different cities and towns in On- tario, / and asked if the School had suspended the salary schedule or taken steps to reduce the salaries. The reply from seventeen was "no." In two places they were talking of reducing all civic salaries, and in another place a movement do 80 had failed. "Huyler's Creams," at Gibson's. It is hard to point to any piece of ground in or near this city that will not soon be wocth more than is asked for it to-day." Fer a partic- ularly good bargain see McCann. A ¥ fact everything to make the spring house cleaning easy. Our Paint De- partment is complete. Give us a call and let us show you just how you can make everything look new and clean. See our Maple Leaf Paints, in all colors; Floglaze for the Floors and Furniture; also our Famous Camp- bell and Japalac Varnish Stains. | is the kind we sell. Scranton Coal is good Coal and we guarantee prompt delivery. BOOTH & CO, Foot of West St. rena siemens THOMAS COPLEY Telephone 987. Drop a card to 19 Pine street when wanting anything done in the carpen- tery line. Estimates given on all kinds or repairs and new work; also hard- wood floors of all kinds, All orders will receive prompt attention. Shop 40 Queen street. No contradiction can wash ° out that fact. It is as clear as the water we use, as in- effable as the snowy white ness, we impart to linens, pad as unyielding as the st © our collars and cuffs. WE DO HIGH CLASS WORK W. A Michell