THE) DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1918. i CLARK A VICTIM J ANUARY FUR SALE Black Wolf Large Muffs with Head and. Tail . Large Cape Stoles . . For the Set, $15. Other Stoles . . Other Muffs JOHN McKAY, - 149-157 Brock Street. $8 . $8 .. $2 up . $3 up. # Yours may be such a case. Come in and get our spec falist's advice. 1S Asselstine D.0.S { Registered Optometrist. Btreot wd aa STORE. i sion street, fl last near Dorval, li! ling forty Hf into a soldiers' fil! the continent to Vancouver. ll! day merning, and the funetal, THE THAIN WRECK AT - DORVAL FRIDAY NIGHT. » Was in the Canadian, Military Reamapors Service at Vancouver-- His Mother and Sister Reside on Division Street. Richard Joséph Clark, whose i mother and sister live at 149 Divi- was me of the soldier fl victims of the C.P/R. rallroad acci- hj dent which killed seven soldiers and injured sixteen others on riday His Lome oe in | Vancouver, amd the message was sent to that place before it was for= warded to Kingston. 'The accident Hl occurred when a local train, travels miles an hour, smasi special which had reached Dorval on its aay across born at- The Kingston victim was H here on Mareh 3rd, 1876, and ll! tended the local schools. ated at Queen's University ith a ill master of arts degree and atfained scholarships. Twenty-one years ago he left the eity for the west, and taught school in New Westminster, Vancouver and other British Col~ nmbia cities. Since the war broke } out he was on military service. The military transport required him, and fH his duties had been to accompany soldiers' specials across the contin- ent from Vancouver to Halifax and iii return. on Mon- which will be military, will be held on | Tuesday afternoon from the resid- | ence of his mother, 149 Division | street, to St. George's Cathedral and { Cataraqui cemetery. The survivors are his Mrs. W. T. Clark; three brothers, Edward, at Akron, Ohio; George, in ll Vancouver; and William in Los An- , Cal.; one sister, Miss Mary, at home. The remains arrived her mother, enn . HOME. FROM THE FRONT. I Licut. Ross Livingston Suffering From Shell Shock.- LJBUT. ROSS LIVINGSTON Lieut. Ross Livingston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Livingston, has arrived at his home on Barrie street. He went overseas from Petawawa with a draft from the 72nd Battery. He is suffering from, shell shock, } after some months' service in France. It is hoped his leave of abs sence will fully restore him to health again, ---- Sr Atthe Golden Lion Grocery HONEY Frosh Califopnia Juicy . Evaporated | Peaches, 2 Ibs Evaporated . ae ines § ase sen FancyClover In one pound sections, 25 cents each. Prunes, nice and a 10a, 10356, 10¢ 1b, for 25¢. Se 1b. 'GIFT FOR MR. MEEK. An Event in Queen Street Methodist Sunday School. Queen Street Methodist Church Sunday school had a happy time yesterday afternoon. There was a jarge gathering of = scholars and friends: to witness the presentation of an address and the unveiling of a portrait to Robert Meek, superin- tendent emeritus, who recently re- tired after twenty-two years service, The splendidly worded address, read by R. M. Allen, bore tribute to the work and worth of Mr. Meek, and at | a given moment Mrs. G. A. Bateman unveiled a splendid picture of Mr. Meek. JLater Mrs. Bateman spoke apprecialively of the work of the late superintendent. His inflyence would long abide in the school. | Mr. Meek was greatly surprised. He had been asked to attend and speak on events of the past, but their gift had unnerved. him. He : had "been asked to let the portrait remain in the school, and he gladly acceeded. The illuminated address 'he would take away and keep it as a BO remembrance of the school. fifteen minutes Mr, Meek recatiod events in the life of the school, which were higivly inter- W. G. Anderson, superintendent, | spoke hopefully of thé future, back- led as he would be by Mr. Meek, the 'pastor, and the officers and teach- ers. He paid tribute to the devotion and loyalty of of Mr. Meek, as did | Judge Lavell, J. G. Elliott and Rev. iJ. D. Ells. The school sang various hymns with sprightliness and vigor. LETTER CARRIERS MET. | lected G. Little as as President of | focal Branch, F.A LC. © A meeting of the local latter car- Hers was held on Friday evening to elect officers for the Kingston ch of the Federated Association tof Letter-Carrieys. ~~ The officers G. Little, resident; E. Mur- 'vice-president; Compton, secretary-treasurer; %. collector: "5 A Patterson, sergeant: [the harbor on Sunday. He gradu- . JOCAL NOTES, AN AND ITEMS or GENERAL INTEREST. . i Happenings In the City and V lcinity | --What the Merchants Offer to the| Readers of the Whig. Pass the Oleo, please Pianos to remt. C. Ltd. | Monday next the inaugural meei-| ing of the 1918 city council will be | held. t Ring up 645 for sweet cider. { Scores of people were skating in} The ice was! w. Lindsay. | i in good shape. | Mrs. Shaver, Kingston, attended] the funeral of the late Christopher | Rosy, Prescott, | W. Swain, piano tuner, 100 Clergy street west. Orders left at McAu- ley's, or phone 564. A number of people spent Sunday at Cape Vincent. the ice is splendid. H. M. Mowat, M.P., Torontd was in the ' city over Sunday visiting his; mother and sisters, It was very quiet with the police | over the week-end. There were no | cases for the police court on Mon- | day morning. Now is the time to have your piano tuned, We carry two expert turners and will assure entire satis- faction. C. W, Lindsay, 14d. Two large -atidiences were present it the Grand on Saturday for the pro- duction of "'Out There." Bisa Ryan And her company made a gréat hit, Missy MaFjorie ~L. Whitty, Har- rowsmith, left Saturday for Mont- seal, where she intends entering the Alexandria Hospital as nurse-in- training. The King's call to prayer was re- cognized in Queen street Methodist ~hurch, at the morning service, by the pastor, Judge Lavell and 'Dean | Coleman. i We will rent yeu a plano, and at snd of six months if you feel like yurchasing instrument we will al- \ow the 6 months' rental on pur- hase price, and arrange easy terms nm balance. C. W. Lindsay, Ltd. Rev. E. 'R. Kelly, Cataraqui, asreached a forceful sermon in Queen treet Methodist Church on Sunday dvenings 'on 'The Elementq of a Hero." The male guantette sang ac- apiably. A special collection for the over- seas chaplains' fund was taken up in 3t. Luke's Church on Sunday evening. Rev. J. DeP. Wright preached a special sermon on'intercesston, and Mrs. Herbert Horton sang Kipling's Recessional. Now is the time to have your piano tuned. We carry two expert tuners and will assure entire satis- taction. C. W. Lindsay, Ltd. There was a crowded congregation *n the First Baptist Church on Sun- lay evening to hear a recital given hy Mrs. K. F, Mathers and the choir. 3olos were given by Miss M. Breath- waite, Miss Edna Singleton and Mrs. I. J. Turner. The recital was well 'received. . . A HUSTEING TRUSTEE 3hovelled Coal So That School Could Be Kept Warm. iay morning, after the holidays, with a fairly good attendance. . The schools have a good supply of coal at nresent, and none of them will have to be closed, as in many cities. The coal -bin at Louise school was pretty sare, but the hustling chairman of 'he Property Committée, Trustee Monk, got busy with his own team and with the aid of Secretary Mac- donald, sueceeded in getting in a sup- ply from various local dealers. Trus- tee Monk used his own team for the collection of the coal, and also helppd '0 unload it at the schools, in order that there would be "business as us- ual" at the school. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN- INE Tablets. Druggits refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 30c. Khaki Yarn, $3.20 Ib. We just received a shipment of tine four ply Khaki "Scotch" wool. Special at $3.20 1b, ' +--Corrigan's. NCDENIS OF THE DN The crossing on H All the schools fe-openéd on Mon: || DIARIES FOR 1918 RED BOOK FOR JANUARY - MUSIC SALE T he LET TS Diaries, unrivalled for over 100 years. "The Diaries Thackeray Lowed," Diaries for the Study or Boudoir. Book Diaries to fit every size pocket. 'Pocket- Only a limited number in stock. Containing the three best serials of the 'month and eleven of the best short stories. Latest popular music, two for a quarter. The College 'Book Store, Phone 919. Phone 919. \ Good Warm Underwear The kind that is needed when the ther- mometer drops a few degrees. We have all the best' makes, to fit every member of the household. Selling at last year's prices. Flannelette Blankets - In white or grey. Three sizes. Newman & Shaw, THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE TORONTO CRESCENTS READY FOR QUEEN'S Meet Tuesday Night in Toronto ~--Toronto Globe's Compli=- ment to o Kingston. The Toronto Globe Says: The Cres- cents have a number pf seasoned hoc- key veterans from which to choose the team which will meet Queen's University. . Regular practice has brought the boys into fairly good form, and they should provide an excellent contest in the game with Queen's, Collett 'will probably play 1 tagte. li the fishing is great. 'goal with the Crescents in the opgn- ing O.H.A. senior game at the Arena Tuesday night. The Globe also says: Kingston has || sent a great many boys to the front, including such brilliant hockey play- ers as "'Scotty" Davidson and George Richardson, both of whom were kill- ed in action. The intermediates {i couldn't get enough players for aj' team last might and defaulted to the Queen's University intermediate 0% BE et at *' COLD WEATHER FISHING. » fo y How Xould Io like to go fishing these cold da; {The 16cal Perel fishers say that The fish are ¢ity had quite a HMzzard. Kings 8 dia' not 'suffer any blizzard, but an the tail-end of, the in the Fost. the city got. up 645 for < | #~== BUILDERS SUPPLIES cess 'Wood- Various articles in wood, 'made to'order by our carpens ter mechanics. { you want anything speci or call at Woodwerking Fustory. S. ANGLIN & 00. 'Woodworking Factory, Luni Bay &_ Wellington. Streets, ptlagetan,. Ont. Oftice Phone Factory Phone 1 1415. 3 kinds unter 3 A Wishing Our_ Many Friends a Happy New Year. And in thanking them, we wish to say our aim will be to cone tinue to merit their confidence. Smith Bros. Jewelers Orders taken for __ HUDSON SEAL' COATS W. F. Gourdier Phone 700. 78-80 Brock Street. A new Semi-Bunga- low, 6 rooms, fur- nace; electric light, v for $2300 Immediate possession. $400 Cash Will handle. A rough cast dwel- ling on Raglan Road, for $1200 A frame dwelling on Cherry St. for $900 E. W. Mullin and Son- Sellers of Real Estate. : Cor. Johnson and Division Sts, Phone 539 and 1436. "That contribute to the ever-increasing popularity of ~~ REXALL CHERRY. BARK: COUGH SYRUP. superiority : k. iT range that wi 2 more of ean atte cought" Nemofies cambined?: « 250,50c, $1. MAHOOD'S DRUG STORE Bagot and Princess Streets. > ve