COUNCIL'S QUICK WORK PASSED BUDGET AND DID BUSI. NESS IN HALF HOUR. A Record Established in Civie Gove ernment--Board of Works Un- decided About Oiling the Roads. The City Council estat dd a re- cord on Monday evening in the de- spatch of business at a budget meet- ing. BM met as the city clock struck the hour of eight and at 8.30 the mayor and aldermen left the Council Chamber with all business transact- ed, which included reading of com- munications, passing of committee repoiits, passing of the budget and passing of two by-laws. From time immemorial there always was a dis- cussion--and generally a very live one----on the budget appropriations. Here was what happened last even- ing after the committee raports were put through: Ald. Kent arose and moved that the budget as printed be adopted. Ald. Litton seconded the motion. "Alvin favor," said the mayor. Up went all hands, and his worship declared the motion carried, and the budget fixing the tax rate at 29% mills was passed. Two by-laws were then passed, one levying 27 %- mills for 1918 on the rateable property of the city for general purposes and.the other levy- ing one mill for garbage collection and disposal. Finance Hecommendations, These recommendations of finance committee were adopted: That funds be provided for expenses account as follows: the war J. M A Sluggish Liver Causes Lots of Trouble When the liver becomes sluggish it is an indication that the bowels are not working properly, and if they do not move regularly many complica- tions are liable to Net in. Constipation, sick headache, bil fous headache, jaundice, heartburn, water brash, catarrh of the stomach. etc., all come from a disordered liver. ,Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills are a specific for all diseases or disorders arising from a slow, sluggish, lazy or forpid liver, and they have been universally used throughout Can- ada for over 20 years with the great- est success, Mrs. W. A. Harrison, 7 Poplar Grove, Halifax, N.8., writes: "I take pleasure in writing you concern- ing the great good I have received hy using Milburn's Laxa Liver Pills for a- sluggish liver. When my liver got bad I would have severe head- aches, but after using a couple of vials of your pills I have not been bothered any mere." Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills are 25¢ a vial at all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. pe Government Standard Flour Made Kin HUNGARIAN--For Bread. WHITE ROSE--For Bread and Cake. CROWN~--Winter Wheat Pastry, For Sale by All Dealers. gston Milling Co. Limited | Is Eminently Satisfactory To All Users. | Hughes fuel contr That the Chapter for refund 6th, be gr That the marketing $60,000 be p That the printing, stati be accepted: 'he Brit commission market clerk, hee bossed stationer; Standard Publishing Company- City clerk, city auditor, city trea ures. Hanson, Crozier and Edga ers' list. 341,50: Bm jC H 1 Uti ting for 380.000 f tric pumping {987.50 for wt for | equipment. 1 Hydro-Electrie Victory impire, March Commission waterworks equipment and of ia- i Geie- gate to Toron G.W.VA asking f refund rental for use of City Hal A. V. Aldridge regarding y flooding of cellar. Utilities Commission~ slat | ing that the annual statement would i not be ready for some days vet. iers for tk books | of Whig--Assessment police department, | alth department, em- and [ Clug | Hoop Aids. Anglin, Black, on, Chown, Corbett, } Kent, Litton, Millan, No The Jackson Press--Minutes of| Newman, @'Connor, Peters, Council, electibn forms, city engi-| mons, N. A. Smith, White neer, Thomas McAuley--Blagk books! and stationery, ' Couper, r---¥Yot- : a \ No Paving This Year, The following recommendation of the Board of Works was adopted: That whereas tenders for asphalt, sand for saphalt and all other ma- terials into the formation of an isphalt pavement are exceedingly high and would make the cost of a pavement one dollar or more higher per yard than last year, it is the opinion of this board that a pave- ment to construct this year would make the cost excessive and would not be fair to the ratepayers to charge them for a pavement at these advanced prices, and tthat, therefore, these tenders be not accepted, This meang that no permanent | road pavement will be done this! year. | Garbage And Property, The Council adapted the following | reports of the Garbage and Property | Committees: | That the account of Savage & Co.! for ont pain of glass accidentally broken a collector, and amount-| ing to $1.25, be paid. ta Y That the tender of W. Gilmour to! Mili 1 repair and paint the garbage wag- gons, according to specifications, be! accepted, the work to lhe approved | by the inspector. a That Taylor & Hamilton be paid | Big $30 for installing a thirty-galion tank in the house owned by the city | at the fair grounds. ! WILLIAM COOKE is understood will be the next dard of Trade e Dominion Textile FISKE O'HARA WELCOMED. Audience Pleased With Man From Wicklow." Fiske O'Hara, the eminent singer, is always warmly welcomed {by Kingston theatre-goers.. At the ; {Grand Monday nig it, when he offer- 1e alder-ied in 'The Man; From ing in |three-act comedy by evening (he was greeted by a « 3 Church [and evervone ghted and George Wright, of Toronto, with | production n From Wick- regard to the national and | low," is of the wholesome type, fill- electrifying of the Grand Trunk Rail-|ed with Irish wit and humor, into way. { which a pretty love story is woven, Ald. Hawitt asked if it was advis- |The cast is a stro one, but deserv- able to pay 12 3-4 cents a gallon for [INg of special n nm Patricia road oll. ol LdRTy i8 most captivating in the role Ald. O'Connor replied that of the unusual Eileen Norwood, who matter of oiling the roads was as a child wins the love Robert in abeyance. The Board of W 5 had net yet decided whether or not to oil the roads. It was safeguard- ing itself by accepting a tender for ©il and providing for cancelling it on August '1st if it decided the oil was not required, These communications were. refer- red to committees: Victory Ohapter, Daughters of the na i "The actor- General Business. Mayor Hughes invited t! men to attend the public 1 the City Hall on Wedn to be addressed by M Anna Nichols, icity house, was « "The is i of Irishman, the part taken hy Mr. O'- Hara, The dialogue throughout is very interesting and hols intense interest until the curtain drops for the last time, During the play there was interest, when- Mr. O'Ha: number of sweet sm "What Shall I . of My Heart," "Mj and Ireland," 1 { But Thee." chestra gave the audience treat when a number of were rendered under the direction of Cass Freeborn, musical director Mr. O'Hara, "Jud" Gimblett Gassed, R. Judson Gimbjett, who away with the Mirst Division of Ar- tillery and has been in France al- most continually since then, is on the casuality list as being gassed. He is the son of Mrs. W. H. Gimblett, Queen street, and Major Gimblett i now in the Record Office, London. added Sang a including v 2'The Prince Old Irish Moth Love a by went OUR rons. EXE GLASSES. Advertisement comes from our hundreds of satisfied pat- | "ASK ONE" and "YOU" will come to us for your | We examine your eyes and make your glasses. J.J. Stewart, Opt. D. Opposite Post Office. "Maker of the Better Glasses." Another brother to Judson is also A Attar ragtings ' overseas, BEST MAKES A PERSON FEEL YOUNG {| Mrs. Brown of Kingston, Ont., Tells | How Differently She Felt When Her Nerves Were Restored to | Health and Vigor. Mrs. G. Brown, 14 Clergy street west, Kingston, Ont., writes: "A yea ago last summer I was badly run down, andl so mervous that I coul not sleep at night, but would have to get up and walk around. I had no appetite, had pins in my stomach and back. I sent for a hox of Dr Chase's Nerve Food, and found it gave such good results that I kept up the treatment until I had taken five boxes. Ihave gained in flesh, my nervousness is gone and I ean eat Clarence and Wellington Sts. Kingston. YY YY YY RY Adhd dhs dh FACE POWDER, TALCUM, ROUGE AND PERFUME, AT = SARGENT'S DRUG STORE Corner Princess and Montreal Sts. ~ Telephone 41. yy Rh gh a a os as much in one day as 1 used to in a week. I sleep well, and have not had a sick headache for a long time. "Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is worth a lot of money to dny person that is suffering like I did; it makes a per- son feel young and full of life, not down-hearted and dull. 1 am glad to recommend it to all suffering from nervousness, sick headaches and run- down conditions." It feeds the nerves. That i8 the great secret of the success of Dr. Chasé's Nerve Food. That is why cures effected by this treatment sis both thorough and lasting. hdd hh dh dah dh gdh ddiuatiadhahahkhaah d a The great difficulty when the For Marmalade enough nourishment from the f you eat to restore the nerves. supplying the elements from 'Which Nerve Food feeds the wasted and and vigor. In attendance were: Mayor Hughes Wicklow, al with the| Kmmett O'Don van, a dashing young! And Adore! During the acts the or-| rare | selections | for} nerves become exhausted is to get v| and most capable ' clergymen { Nerve Force is created in condensed and easily digested form Dr. Chase's| toblion took place at the parsonage depleted nerve' cells back to health | asking for refund of rent for! | axD ALLOW HOGS TO BE RAISED IN THE CITY. § | The Food Waste Would Help to Feed { Porkers--A Good Suggestion Made by a Citizen, | A leading citizen of Kingston said to the Whig: "The amount of house- hold waste in a city is unavoidably i very great. I would suggest, in view i the food problem, which is really { going to become a tough proposition ~--tougher than it has become up to the present time---that the eity by- law be suspended which forbids keep- | ing pigs within the city limits, There tis actually no danger i wping a | pig and the matter of odors is only an airy subject. | "A pig is a machine for producing {i pork, The weight of pork produced by pigs is dependent not very much jon the gumber of pigs but almost { entirely Upon the quantity of food | fed to those pigs. If a given num- { ber of pigs are available for pork in Frontenac county next season, and if they are all fed on the farms) the farmers will give those pigs all the available food and produce pork in | proportion to that food. But, if, say one per cent, of those pigs, amount-| ing to, 7, three hundred pigs, are fed in the city, the farmers will still] eed all their available feed to the! emaining ninety-nine per cent. of | the pigs, and the remaining ninety- nine per cent, will produce the same | quantity of pork that the original | number would have produced, and | the otherwise wasted feed of the cify will produce a lot of extra pork to {help in greater production for our population. | "Three hundred pigs fed in city | and averaging one hundred pounds each of dressed pork in December at twenty cents "a pound equals six' | thousand dollars. Some might weigh | more than one hundred pounds, In; | order to fight the food problem we yshould not neglect an: item of at a | moderate estimate six thousand dol-| | lars." a Good Many i DATES ARE FIXED, | Dealers in Food Being Brought | ! Under License. | The license system of the Canada | | Food Board i eing rapidly extend-| ed to all dealers in foodstuffs. It will] | be illegal to transact business in any | of the following trades, after thel | dates given below, except under lice-! | nse from the Food Board: | | March, 15.--Produce wholesalers, | | Produce commission merchants, Pro- | duce brokers, | | April, 1.--~Wholesale grocer, | | Wholesale grocery jobber, Wholesale | { grocery commission agent, Whole-| | sale grocery broker, | May, 1.--Retail grocer, * May, 15.--Retail butcher, Retail || baker, Retail produce dealer, Retail | flour and feed dealer, Retail fruit {and vegetable dealer, Retail {fish | dealer, | Every effort ig being made to fur- i nish all wholesale and. retail dealers in food and food prddocts, with | forms of application « by mail, but {any failure to receive such notice will not be deemed % good and suffi- client reason for neglect to obtain the necessary \license by the dates given above, The following licenses operative on the dates given: | Wholesale fish dealers license, { Jan. 1st; Wholesale fruit and veg- etable dealers license, Feb. 1st; License to sell cereal products, Jan., 1st; License to operate a mill for grinding wheat and other grains, Dee. 1st; Bakers license, March 1st, / | KINGSTON VS. DE LA SALI, became Important Junior OH.A. Game in Toronto Tonight. The Kingston Juniors left to-day for Toronto to meet De La Salle in the return game of the third round of the junior O. H. A, series. The locals trimmed the Torontonians by three goals in the game here, and be- cause all have had experience on the Toronto Arena there is a big chance for an overwhelming victory. The game was scheduled for last Thurs- day evening, but Secretary Hewitt postponed the game to give the La { Salle outfit a chance t6 get Detter { prepared. - The line up will ' not be altered from that used in the first game, A Unique Hat Design, | The ladies of the city are talking about am exhibit in a local millinery store. It is the latest in ladies' patriotic headgear, and the designer certainly deserves crehiit for its 'originality. On one side is a patch of knitted wool that gives one the impression of being the start of some soldier's sweater. Through this are two knitting needles, at the end of one of which ig a small ball of yarn. The creation expresses the popular kaoitting industry of the ladies, Was Warmly Goeted. © . The Rentrowafeoyl roorring to the annivérsary 8 preached in the Methodist church there by Rev, J. D. Eilis, of Kingston, remarks: "After an absence of six years noti- dees many changes here he still finds 'himself warmly gretted at every turn. He was one of the ask fixed the town has had. Accompanying him was Mrs. Ellis, in whose honor a re- on Saturday.' THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1918. a CAPS" Of the New Kind--- A great variety of patterns now ready for your inspection. 50c to $2.50 New Spring Hats Arriving Almost Daily. Campbell Bros For Advance Styles Headwear. in Men's --~ To Quickly Remove A cr A at rt | | Ugly Hairs From Face 'were called to the home of Mrs, (Beauty Notes) Jeauty-destroying hairs are soon banished from the skin with the aid | of a delatone paste, made by mixing some water with a little plain pow- dered delatone. This is spread upon the hairy surface forf2 or 3 minutes, then rubbed off andthe skin washed to remove the remaining delatone. This simple treatment banishes every trace of haif and leaves the skin without a blemish. Caution should be used to be certain that it is delatone you buy. The Overseas Voting, The results of the United Kingdom | soldier vote was received in Kings- | ton on Monday afterncon. It show- the following voting: Frontenac For Halliday... .. + 2 For Edwards 121 Kingston " eae A -~ For Richardson 10 Por Nickle. ...... .. 536 This brings Mr. Nickle's total ma- jority to 4,412. i | Tweed's New Rector. a The Bishop of Ontario has approv- | ed the selection of Rev. A. E. Smart | as rector of Tweed to succeed Rev. | C. Ryan, transferred to Burritt's 'Rapids. Mr. Smart is at present rector of Madoc and was formerly of Kingston. 1 . Presented -With Buffet. On Tuesday evening, February 12th, the many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. MeKim met at the home cf his father, C. 8 MeKim, Switzerville, and presented them with a beautiful combination buffet. Early Monday night the firemen R. Richardson, 194 Division street, for a small fire from some unknown cause, & A heavy-laden truck upsét on Princess street, between King and Wellington street late Monday after- noon and delayed traffic for some time, : . The new rate for hair cutting went into force in the lgcal barber shops on Monday and thé bosses are smil- ing over the increase in the receipts. Girls' Kid ~ Laced Boo SIZES 11 TO 2. CLEARING AT $1.50. 11 Toth Sale pet squares, our big sale. EU EOE Another repeat in our big spring order of car- oil cloths, linoleums and art blinds are in evidence of the ser- vice we are giving during The Leading Undertaker JAMES REID A A AA AAA At tPA | Phone 147 for Ambu- lance. : > Use it regularly fresh milk. der form. quarts. 35 your milk bill. KLIM IT IS PURE, GEN- UINE separated milk in pow A pound makes four cents. H.C.Merriman | 611 Princess Street Phone 847. | | Successor to J. A. BOYD f i i in place of Reduce i TTT TTT YT YT YYTYYY Fresh Haddock and Cod, Whiting, Tom Cods, Smelts, Oysters. Dominion Fish Co. WER eshte rh th ee ee a A a i Colorite and Nyeoin ent medicines mont Chocplates and sure to please. Opposite St, SR ag, Are You Going To Dye This Spring We have a full gssoripent of Dyes in different colors, Also a full line of drugs, pat- and Agents for Neilson's and always Andrew's Church, Prouse's Drug Store. Save Your " Coal THE SOWARDS COAL CO. Phone 155. Is aiid Ry Straw Fiat sundries, Beau fresh hauled and AT THR err ------ Wt Have Your Car Over- for the Winter CENTRAL GARA WA Stored or, ee tai ot tl ai ta YOU'LL MAKE NO MISTAKE By placing your order early for curtains. store or House awnings and Supplies, =n help mre searce and nd prices will be higher, Waterproof = Went, Awning, Fiag snd xh Goods Manufacturers, oF. w. Cooke, Loesl Agent) ONTARIO, You feel the benefit obtained byl renewed energy and ambition, pain land weakness disappeay, digestion fm- proves, the complexion takes on new color, and in a score of ways you find the proof of the good this food curef: {is doing you. 85 1 you have decided to use Dr. Chase's Nerve Food make up your mind to site hs J Sale Shane to eure . harden ender, was shot and tl nh getting the hand while 1 bg a small article, bearing the portraitlzy Tove Cdr at of A. WW. Chase, M Eggs ave getting more plenttrul, snd sold to-day C15 cents per is bard to find a macket for} les. They are sehing at 50: to SOc per bag. SR wa PURE RICH BLOOD BiTTER ORANGES GRAPE FRUIT - PREVENTS DISEASE KINGSTON EVENTS iB 25 YEARS AGO LEMONS ORANGES Sods Ask your "GROCER" For SUNKIST SEEDED and SEEDLESS RAISINS The Best for Pie or Cake. Al Crimmens, W. Bell and 8. Stew- art skated from Bath to Pattsmouth, a distance of seventeey miles, in one vs Eorromeer. arta