Daily British Whig (1850), 4 Mar 1918, p. 2

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PAGE TWO Quality Furs STORE CLOSES DAILY 5 O'CLOCK JOHN McKAY, Limited. Kingston's Reliable Fur House, SA Ca Sn CURLING RESULTS. Wi Your indows and Kingston Rinks Defeated Rockwood in Games on Saturday. In the cur the results were as follows: Rockwood, Kingston. E. Marks *. Matheson skip) { (skip) 23 es on Saturday Are drafty and cold. Our metal weather strips put on by experts will make them wind and storm proof. Give us the chance to prove this to you. Ring 819 Em {| McMahan J. R. C. Dobbs & Co. », Jackson A. B. Cunningt 41 Clarence Street Kingston, Ont, (3 Fenwick (skip) Club Gan (sk 2. Mooers | Ae HICKORY NUTS The BON MARCHE Cor. King and Earl Phone 1844. 4 KID | 7 HURRAH The Problem Solved. Reduce the High Cost of Living. y Buying Fresh Fish of Al »n Kinds at UNITED GROORRY, 138 Princess Street. TOMORROW WILL BE A GOOD DAY TO HAVE YOUR EYES FIT- TED WITH GLASSES, BUT TODAY IS BETTER. Why put off having your eyes properly and carefully tested? SHRIMPS FILLETS KIFPERED HERRING Delivery to All Parts of the City. UNITED GROCERY 1 Ben Lee & Co. 138 Princess St. Phone 207 CHEAPER THAN RENTING And much more home-like the home bargains we have to offer, 'A few attractive propositions: $2800--Buys a detached frame, 7 rooms, furnace, electric- ity and gas, Montreal St. Small payment down, bal- ance to suit purchaser. $1850---For a frame dwelling, 6 rooms, B, and C., large Tot. $3850---New Brick, 7 rooms, hot water, furnace, hard. wood floors, electricity, Frontenac St. See Office List, List your property with us. McCANN'S Real Estate . 86 Brock Street. ~~ C--O Why put off the impor- tunce of bettering your eye sight. We are fully equipped to render you all the aid that glasses will give Come in TODAY. J.S.Asselstine D.0.S Registered Optometrist. 342 King St. The Busy Optical Store. At the Golden Lion Grocery HONEY In one pound sections, 25 cents each. Fresh California Prunes, nice and Julgy ... ... 10e, 123¢, 15¢ Ib, Evaporated Peaches, 2 lbs for 25c. Evaporated Apricots ... ... 15¢ Ib. Sweet Cider ves 40c gal, Col. R. A. Machin, M.P.P. for Ke- nora, has joined the Department of Justice, to be Director of the Mili- tary service branch, Golden Eion Grocery : act 4 That you should prepare for your Spring... needs in Rugs and Linoleums while stocks are large And prices low. . The advantage of Rugs is obvious. They can be taken up and cleaned frequently. They can be iferently placed so as to vary the appearance of the room. Rug collection embraces every style and weave from Ingrain Art Squares to the highest quality Wiltons. Fancy Clover THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MONDA GRANT GWA. REQUESTING CAPT. JAMES GRAHAM TO BE] CONTINUED AS INSPECTOR. | De; artment of Justice Informs Local Assoeintion That {win Only Spector. Flanagan In- Ca pt. be Sapervisory 1 itor 1 he depart- 20 against military 2 Dominion Police. It wht be smibered that I Great War Veterans took strong } ception to the appointment of Capt. | i Taomas Planagan to this | eluiming that Capt. CGrahar | ficle was a loeal man and | tried to go overseas. Capt. F | was inexperienced in this wor {from Toronto and did not e. * jetter from the Minister » shows that every considera- | {tion was given the G.W.V.A It | | states that the appointment of Capt. | {Graham will not now be interfered | with, 'and that Capt. Flanagan wil} | ve only a super Ty over this district as well as other districts of | Ontario ex- had agan » Was | £0 to of | ELEVEN RETURNED ~ MEN | REACHED KINGSTON SUNDAY NIGHT IN HOSPITAL CAR. \ | Among the Convalescents Are Pte. R. Freeman and Pte, D. Cheyne, Kingston--List of the Arrivals, At midnight on Sunday, a party of eleven returned soldiers arrived in | the city in a special 'hospital car They were taken on Monday morning ta Queen's Military Hospital treatment The train was met by Major Birdsall, Capt. Grant and Sergt.-Major Dyte, and a number of | { friends of the returning men, The names and other information about | the men are given below: Pte. R. Freeman, 260th Battalion, Kingston, gun shot wound in the left foot. Pte. D. Kingston, foot. Pte. R. Dewar, 50th Battalion. { Calgary, gun shot wound left hip. Pte. A. Hadley, 50th Jattalion, | Calgary, debility, Pte. W. Jepp, 51st Battalion, Ed- monton, shrapnel wound, right el- bow. { Pte, C. McLeod, 154th Battalion, | Winnipeg, amputation of left thigh. | Pte. A. Webber, 45th Battalion, | Winnipeg, tuberculosis, Pte. J. Woods, 67th Victoria, gastriligia, Pte. J. Waldie, 54th Battalion, | Vancouver, gun shot wound in back. | Pte. W. Stillwell, 103rd Battalion, Victoria, gun shot wound in both! legs, i . Pte. H. Francis, 52nd Battalion, | Winnipeg, shrapnel wound in the| head. of Cheyne, gun shot 156th Battalion, | wound in the Battalion, CASE WAS DISMISSED, Did Not Connect Milk Dealer With | Samples Tested, { The only case before Magistrate | Farrell in the Police Court on Mon-| day morning, was that of the ad-| Journed case of a milk dealer, who | was charged with selling milk that | did not come up to the standard | called for by the by-law, as regards | butter fat and solids. t was laid by Dr. G. W. Bell, city milk | inspector. Evidence was taken as] regards the testing of a sample of | milk ab the Dairy Schoot; claimed to] have been taken from one of the cans supplied by the accused, but af-! ter all the evidence had been secur- | ed, A; B. Cunningham, who appear- | ed for the accused, declared that | there had. been no evidence to show | that the milk tested had been deliv-| ered by the man charged. The mag- | istrate held the same view, and on this account the case was dismissed. | J. L. Whiting conducted the prosecu- | tion. | IW. R Mckea& Co." { The, Late J. W. Bryant. ! i. The funeral of the late John Wes- | ley Bryant took place Friday after- | moQn, and was largely attended. The | many floral tributes- evidenced the esteem in which deceased was held. A very impressive service was con- . :d by 'Rev, G. S. Clendinnen. The family 'wish to tender their sincere thanks to their many friends for sympathy extended in their bereave- ment. Those who contributed flow- ers were: Pillow, from family; wreaths, Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Bryant, Cataraqui Lodge 92, AF. and A.M. Ancient Frontenac and Cataraqui Chapter No. 1, R.AM., Sons of Scotland, Sir Wallace Camp No. 13; Sprayy, 'Mr. and Mrs, F. Stradling, Mrs. and Miss Morton, G. S. Clena- han, 'W. R. Bryant, Toronto; H. M. Bryant, Mrs. and Misses 'Chennery, J. H. Stewart and family, Brockville; the staff of John McKay's, Mr. and Mrs. /C. H. Pickering Mr. and Mrs. McNeil, Ms. dg, Mr. and Mrs. FP. Martin. ad Marbtiéd on Monday. 3 A quiet wedding took place ai St. Luke's rectory, 311 Alfred street, on Monday, when Miss Alice Kilbride, daughter of Richard Kilbride, Burnt River, Ont., was married to Wesley Henry, Lindsay. Rev. J. De. Pencier Wright performed the ceremony. The young couple were unattehded. They left on the G.T.R. train for the west and will return to reside here. To Cure a Cold in One Day. { Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets) it stops the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 30c. ------------ ; Will Be O.H.A. Guests. The Columbus Hockey Club of {| Royal Flying Corps, Tor for| mq | purchas | on balance. | ing, | died on F riday | tary College on Sunday, | ger, Sr,, of Barriefield, The charges Port Arthur, and the Kitchener Club will be guests of the Ontario Hockey "Association at the De la Salle-Kings- eon junior O.H.A, game at Toronto Arena on Tuesday night. o Y, MARCH 4, 1918. DAY LOCAL NOTES AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST. Happenings In the City and Vicinity --What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the hie. / Vv. Lindsay Pianos to rent C. Halifax, to-day The what » piano tuner, 100 Clergy Orders left at McAu- y 564 William Hooper, wd visitor in the city over week . Am- The exports through the local rican consualte up to March were $700,000. Lasf year they tc talled $249,000. Full n tary honors were ed the remains of Pte. J. J the funeral in Ottawa. accord- Hallman He died at {| Kingston on Tuesday last. Rev. Dr. Young, a native of Kings ton, was last week voted $500 addi- tional to his salary by Parkdale Me- thodist church, Toronto Now is the time 10 have your plano funed. We carry two expert tuners and will assure entire satis- faction, C. W. Lindsay, 1.td, Street cars were running on Sun- day to keep the ice from for: on rails. One of the cars jumped trick near the Y.M.C.A corner Theodore. H. Bird, who conducted 'Jack's Wife" for the 1.O.D.E. last spring, is return 3 ef to produce another play some ti in May. the the to to . James Smith, Cape as been adjudged i in the 3 burned $ he house te hosp 20 ther N pli ly i V almost certain come, For ever Ford « holes And honking Vere ywhere we see he ars crawlin merri-le We will rent you a piano, and at end of six months if you feel, like ng instrument we will al- low the six"qonths' rental on pur- chase price, al arrange easy terms C. W. Lindsay, Ltd. The h@rbor on Sunday was a glare of ice, which, though rough for. skat- proved ideal for ice-boating, horse racing and automobiling, ' This latter is becoming quite a popular ics sport. Géorge Grant, Cape Vincent, N.Y., last, aged sixty-four years. 'He suffered from an tion of the liver. He was connected with the U.S. Bureau of Fisheries for twenty years. While fishing off the alfec atfecr Royal Mili- James Bol- captured a twelve-pound pike, and it is a dandy. He had a small hole in the ice fishing for perch with a piece of fat when { the pike came. Prevost, Brock: street, has an ex- tra fine assortment of tweeds, cheviots and blue and black serges for his order clothing department, | His ready-made clothing aand gent's | furnishing department are well as- | sorted with new goods at low prices, A khaki college for Canadians is {to be created so that soldiers over- seas can continue their studies spare hours. On the Advisory com- mittee are Rev. Dr. Taylor, Chan- cellor Douglas and Hamilton Cassels from Queen's University. We will rent you a piano, and at end of six months if you feel like purchasing instrument we will al- low the six months' rental on pur- chase price, and arrange easy terms on balance. C. W. Lindsay, Ltd, Babcock-Baker Nuptials, At Zion church manse, on Feb. 20th, the marriage took place of Miss Jean Forsythe Baker, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Leander Baker, of Harrowsmith, and Frederick Garnet Babcock, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Babeock., The wedding was of a quiet nature, Rev. Mr. Parson, of 'Wilton, officiating. The bride wore a brown suit, with hat and veil to match, with grey wolf furs, Mr. and Mrs. Babcock left via the C.N.R. on a honeymoon trop to Ottawa, Vankleek Hill and Kemptville, They will reside near Hartington, where the groom is engaged as a prosper- ous farmer, in SPRING HATS Big Variety Excellent Values Hats from the best factories of England, Italy, United States and Canada, such as Tress & Co. (England), Bor- salino (Italy), Katix (United States), Hawes (Canada), and many others. Prices, $2 to $6 Biggest Variety in ingston. Watch our windows. t Importers of Men's Hats. 126 and 128 Princess St. 3 Brine J oo \ Good Housekeepi It the world events clear Phone 919 ng, Hearst's, Vogue, Rod a Young's, People's, Ex 1 g Short Stories, Aviation, Forest and Stream. IT IS A MARK OF DISTINCTION TO BE A READER OF THE : ol A is the one satisfying magazine for all Canadians. cept in the Literary Digest is it possible to find all The College Book NES RECEIVED TODAY id Gun, McClures. rerybody's, Motion Picture Classic. Smart Set. LITERARY DIGEST. Nowhere ex- the vital news of ly and truthfully explained and carefully glean- ed from thousands of newspapers and magazines. Price 10c per copy. ~ Store Open Nights Phone 919 ois y yy Busi Moving Or AP anit In Our Ready-to-wear Department. Ladies' & Misses' Coats and Suits Now is the time to buy, while stocks are at their best. Many lines shown t not be repeated this season. Coats $12.50 up Suits $18.50 up Pictorial Pattern: for ih ------ WATCHES For over 70 YEARS this Same firm has held public con- fidence, Our guarantees have had all our stability behind them and we have lived up to every one. We know watches "from the ground up," in every detail. We can quote youn unequale led prices for all new watches, We can handle your repairs reasonably, quickly, and as efliciently as we always have. AP Vv Rg ness Smith Bros. Jewelers and Opticinns. Issuers of Marriage Licenses, it Rapidly. 1 , oday can- W. F. Gourdier Phone 700. March, sold only by 78-80 Brock Street. Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE THE HOLINESS CONVENTION THIS ANNUAL EVENT OPENED | HERE ON MONDAY. Rev. J. G. Nussey Officiated at. the Service on Sunday Moming--Rev. J. Carson Spoke in the Evening. The annual convention of the Ho ness movement started $inday in the city with representatives present from Picton, Inverary, Reblin, Syden ham, Yarker and other places in this | district. It is continuing throughout the week with special speakers from | different points coming hers to give addresses. The service on Sunday morning was conducted by the local pastor, | Rev. J. G. Nussey. He took as his | text, Acts i, 14: "These all continu- | ed with one accord in prayer and supplication." The speaker nowed | that they had tarried with one accord | in prayer waiting for the promise of the Father to be fulfilled. After waiting for ten days the promises were fulfilled and the Holy Ghost fell on all those present. This was the ushering in of the Pentecostal dispensation. The days of waiting were now passed. 'Previous to {he day of Pentencost the Holy Ghost had not taken up this dispensation. The service was a very inspiring one for the members and the con- vention promises to be well attend- ed. Rey. John Carson, of Inverary, officiated at the evening service To Repair Crystal Palace. A meeting of the directors of the Kingston Industrial Fair Associa- tion was held on Saturday to discuss the question of 'repairs to the fair grounds buildings. The main huild- ing is 'he one most in need of pro- tection and suggestions for keeping it safe temporarily until extensive | repairs can be made were agreed up- on. The executive finally decided to | offer the city $500 if the city would | expend a similar amount. The super-| vision of the work would under this agreement eome under both the as- sociation and the, city. te Bcenmii i ee i Rev. J. D, Ellis preaches annivers:} ary sermons at Iroquois on Sunday next, Real , greoveane HL Poultrymen |! Trap Nests, Feed Boxes, Hen Coops, Window Sash, and Poul- try Houses, built on most ape proved principles. detached dwelling, with large yard, 7 rooms, improve. ments, centrally located, for $1850. Two semi-detached dwellings with large gardens, on Univer sity avenue, for 83600 each. Possession May 1st, ' 3 AA double rough cast cottage S. ANGLIN & C0. ||} ris i hi $201 per year, for $1500; on easy terms if desired, Woodworking Factory, Lume ber Yards. A double dwelling, barns, and garden, in the village of Bay & Wellington Kingston, Ont. Portsmouth, for $1600, 'Call at office for full list. Office Phone 06. Factory Phone 14185, Streets, Or. Johnson and Division Sta, Phones 539 and 1456. wear Lumber, Conl and Wood weed Estate ! EW. Mullin & Son » STORES EZ TTD RIT Pel a= Als HE eT IE Ie Chocolates 30¢ Lb.

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