. PAGE __ THE®A LY BRIT ISH WHIG, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1918. oS FINE FURS is | MADE TO ORDER Safe Fur Storage Our Receipt guarantees youn FIRE, MOTH and THEFT goods Insured while in our care, against loss by ALL Castomers' Addi | Machines $14.50 Will add up to ten million, either from left to right, of up and down columns -- will also multiply and subtract, quickly and easily. Guaranteed for five years. J. R. C. Dobbs & Co. 41 Clarence Street, Telephone 810, b p for the Winter AT THE CENTRAL GARAGE : 235 King Sr. ED WALSH Proprietor, f Have Your Car Over- | hauled and Stored | 4 4 UNITED GROCERY 138 Princess St. New Maple Syrup All kinds of Garden Seeds and Seed Onions We Sell Oleomargarine UNITED GROCERY 138 Princess Street. BEN LEE, Mgr, BRICK DWELLING UNIVERSITY AVENUE. 9 rooms, furnace, modern im- provements, large lot and stable, $3000. : 'FRAME DPWHLLING, REAL STREET. 7 rooms, electric lighting, 'bath and closet, $2250. A full list of houses at office. . McCann's Real Estate Phone 326 or 021 88 Brock Si. MONT- -4 Queen A a Y.M.C.A, OFFICER SPOKE. Church Congregation Work in France. Queen Street Heard Story of Captain Carrs J Eng- duaie course spoke in church on work" that ith the.mil- ronto | land when tae K out Sunday evening was done while he tary YM army and He was while serving The ca ments t of the war 1e had grown il it had expanded p ad on the he Br Canadians. in the encamp- he first work its present size. characteristics of the sc el had met them---their kindness and consideration to priseners, their i § views, their optimism the Allies 85 was one of h of suc eard here in'some time bh) returned officer hg Firemen Called Out. In the morning at 10 o'clock caught the sliingles from a chimney of a house on Ontario street, firemen were promptly on hand, At 4 p.m. the call was (rdm College street, Somebody et "fire to the long, dead grass on a vacant lot the blaze was getting round fences the Now is the time to have your plano tuned, We carry two expert tuners and will assure entire satis- faction, C. W. Lindsay, Ltd, mn rn 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? 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. Registered Optometrist. 8342 King St. The Busy Optical Store. At the ~ Golden Lion Grocery Fancy Clover HONEY In one pound sections, 25 cents edch. Fresh California Prunes, nice and Juicy 10¢, 12%c¢, 15¢ 1b. Evdporated Peaches, 2 Ibs for 25¢ Evaporated Apricots . . . . 15¢ 1b, Sweet Cider . 40¢ gal. W.R.McRae&Co / Golden Lion Grocery FOR YOUR SPRING NEEDS 'We have gathered together a selection of merchandise bought before the advent of high prices and we are giving our custo- mers the benefit. i i { {Customs graduate of To-} itash | despatches | 10} IS 48 ne | | Mrs. F. Firemen had two calls on Sunday.| a five} and the| and | ¥ tegard to Filli Returned Sol-| In Regard to Filling , | furnishing department are well as- -- -------- FROM MARCH 14TH TO APRIL GTH T0 THE REP CROSS. The Demands Upon the Society Dar. ing the Next Few Months will be Unsually Heavy. £ Kingston Branch Canadian ty Cas ns f ed io Z| in Central school, wiich - 78.30 | Kingston Curling Club, life ] membership . in . Join Duggan, RR." No, 1 Queen's Levana Society and i Y.W.C.A. sale of material { Miss Helen Mcintyre | Seeley's: Bay Women's In- } life membership, | 5 3. Steacey . 25.00 i | Morton Red Cross League 00 | | Mrs. J. Cappon 5.00] { Mrs. J. Ix Ellis Wi 2.00 | The Allies' ™Mriend . Club, i Pittsburg ... - 1560 Mrs. Cillepdar .. .. ... 5. | Kingston Public Schools, Red | liection, March, 1918: $14.50 16.56 40 | 15.75 | 00 | | Cross | Cataraqui | Central | Depot school | Louise séhool 25.2% i | Macdonald schodl Rideau school Sydenham | Victoria school { Teas . . : ' .45 674 | Mrs, Giles, monthly contri- bution id G {| Mrs. Meek . "siicin { Mrs..J. R. laidlaw, month | ly contribution | Little workers | Barriefield sch schdol school | | school Lockett | 2.00 | a | 1.00 | Glenvale 28.00 | | f SRE SYS Tw | $8,466.10 | {:.- Total | 7,089.90 | Expenditure to i Balance x | Till further notice kindly send all | cash donations to Miss A. Lorraine | | Minnes, 318 Unjversity avenue, who! | will act ds treasurer | MARION REDDEN, { } i G.W.V.A. TO ACT. { | dier's Place With Alien, The Great War Veterans' Associa-| |tion meets to-night and the employ- iment of aliens in Canada will be the {chief topic of discussion. It is stated | that a man with two sons at the front {was recently dismissed at a local fae-| {tory and his place given to an alien. {A committee will be appointed to act {in conjuction with the committee of {the Trades and Labor Council An an investigation of the employment of lalfens if the city with a view to se- jeuring some action that will remove {any cause for complaint of injustice) {toward native sons who are the tax! {payers and who must fight for their] (eountry while the alien receives fts | protection and carries on business! lor profitable employment with- iout any responsibility yf AN RM.C. GRADUATE. Lieut. A. XK. Roberts, Belleville, is Among the Missing. Lieut. A. Kelso Roberts is missing {since March 21st, so reads a cable- {gram received from London by his { mother, Mrs. A. Roberts, says the Belleville Ontario. Lieut. 'Robérts is a graduate of the Royal Military |iCoMege, Kingston, and on gradua-| | tion received a commission in the Royal Field Artillery with the Im-| perial army. He had left the school | in August and went to England on | September 1st. He has been at the front since January 1st. No details. are known regarding his unit. Lieut. | Roberts is the eldest son.of -the late | Archibald Roberts. He passed his | nineteenth birthday since going | overseas. "He is a graduate of Belle-| ville High School and went to Upper | Canada Colege, Toronto, at whieh | he had a scholarship. i Y.M.C.A. Campaign Fund. | The results up to the present, | considering the small wsumber of] canvassers assisting in the Y.M.C.A. subscription, are on the whole grati- fying, and when the meeting of workers, which will be held Monday | evening, present All available re-| turns it is confidently expected that | there will be quite a substantial in- crease in the total. The amount up till Satorday noon was $3,712.42. $3,401.67 -- Previously acknow- ledged. 25--W. B. Dalton & Sons, Kin- near & D'Esterre, Francis King, N.| 'C. Polson & Co. | $20---T. McK. Robertson. $10--R. Crawford, H. S. fvar- wick, James Redden, Friend, Friend (A. M.), Smith Bros, G. M. Mac- donnell," N. \R. Grimm, L. WV. Wil liams, Major F. W.. Patridge, J. H. Sutherland. $6--R. E. Buris, Dr. G. C. Dewar, Ross McRae, Edwin Mooers. $6--T. G. Bishop, Charles Dono- ghue, H. Waddington, J. E. Morti- mer, W. M. Baillie, 'W. E. Bassam, Major L. F. Goodwin, Dr. W. W. Sands, J. K. Carroll. : $2.50--Ben Lee. - §2--Joseph Grattan, Friend (A. W. B.), Rev. J. A. Fairlie, C. 8. Kirkpatrick. . $1--Rev. J. Lyall. 25¢--Friend 3 A Ten Per Cent, Increase, The Dominion Textile Company has made an advance of ien per cent. in wages of its employees at the mill here as a war measure, There are about 250 employees in the mill and they will be pleased over the increase given. h ------------ A Vendor's License, A vendor's license, for the sale of liquor for the use of Wrug stores and doctors, is ta be Issued here. Ap- plications for the position are being called, for, and the same are to be sént to the Provincial License Board. Fronteniic Club Dinner, The annual dinner for the sale of fnagazines was held by the Frontenac Clb on Saturday night. The affair was well attended and the members spent a very plesant time. 60 | 64 William Street fo { chéviots and blue and b ! he went overseas. [Canada last December he was sta- INCIDENTS OF THE DAY LOCAL NOTES AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTERZIST, Happenings In the City and Vicinity ~-What the Merchants Offer to the Reader of the Whig. The sehools resumed work to-day ' Planos to rent, C. W. Lindsay, Ltd. All the classes have heen resumed Was recent- iy damaged by fire. « Miss Mary Eien maath, was the guest of Rose Coulter, Glendower W. Swaine, plano tuner, 100 Cler- gy street vest, Orders left at Me Auley's, or 'pucse 664. Joseph 1. Hayeock, of Adolphus town, wus in the city! for the week- end the guest of W. E. Grass, Nelson street : Reduced fare arrangements hith- arto enjoyed on the railways have heen cancelled and delegates to con- ventions, ete., will have to pay full fare, An Tobin, Poris- Miss Anna automobile met with an acei- { dent at the end of Collingwood street on Johnson street, Sunday afternoon, 'It ran over the walk and slightly { damaged the machine, but no one was hurt. We will rent you a plano, 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: The winter was very hard on one portion of the Wellington street pave- ment. Between William and John- son streets there has been quite an upheaval, We will rent you a plano, 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 terme | on balance. La right C W. Lindsay, The Weather Man struck it | when he predicted, rain for Sunday The rain came early, and it night, It was eon- was a real good shower tinged on Monday, Prevost, Brock street, hps an -ex- tra fine assortment ~ 4 tweeds, ck serges for his- order clothing department. His ready-made ¢lothing aand gent's sorted with new goods at low prices. The funeral of the late Charles Henry Freemantle who died at Odessa on March 31st, took place on Tues: day, April 2nd, from his parents' resi- dence to Morven cemetery Rev. Mr. McLean officiated. The deceased leaves to mourn his loss a wife, one son and three daughters, also 'his parents, brothers and sisters, LIEUT.-COL. E. C. DEAN AGAIN TRANSFERRED | J aE Kingston Officer Now Stationed At Halifax As Chief Trans-' port Officer. A Halifax despatch says: Lieut.- Col. C. Dean, formerly of Kingston, has been appointed: chief transport officer at Halitax in succession to | Lieut.«Col. H. 8. Lindsay, who will take over the wianagement of pilots at Halifax: Liefit.-Col. Dean was at heaquarters in 'Halifax when war broke out, ag ADS. Two years ago On returning to tioned at Kingston on similar duty {10 that he had previously heen dis- charging at Halifdx, He has just taken over his new duties as chief transport officer." 'Déceased Soldiers' Estates. The Department of Militia and Defence has sent a list of names of deceased soldiers to the Great War Veterans' Association asking that it be posted in a conspicuous place. The next of kin of these soldiers are un- known to the authorities and conge- quently their estates cannot be dis- tributed. It is hoped that members of the association who frequent the club rooms might recognize in the name former companions in arms and be able jo give information as to the whebeabouts of relatives. There are 118 names on the lst, and oppo- site each name is given the number of the unit in which the man served. 'Among the names are those of two former members of the 21st Battalion, viz., Pte. W. Proctor, No. 59814, and Pte. L. 8. Peveielle, No. 59796. . F---- "The Hat Store" 'ARE 'YOU READY "FOR APRIL SHOWERS Come here and get fitted out for the rainy days that are sure to come; this month, We carry a big adsortment of Umbrellas and also Rainconts. Ohr prices are right. 3 <a. $1.50 to $5 a8 April and May Magazines Now on Sale J oelled to walk home. The Phone 919 Ladies' Home Journal, Vanity Fair, Fashion Review, Popular, People's, Adven- ture, Blue Book, Photoplay, Everybody's, Classic, Physical Culture, Cartoons, Pictor- ial Review, McCall' 8, Saturday Music Sale, Popular Music, 2 for 25c¢. SEND THESE BOOKS OVERSEAS All the latest popular songs and all the old favorite Standard and Sacred humbers. 125 songs in all, many with music. should be included ment. ¥ College Book Store These in every overseas ship- v Phone 91 9 -------- Am ar WT VY YN NINN INNIPIpgg p > 150 8. 0, 8S. CHILDREN. | | Girls Will Number About Thirty-five From Here, The "Soldiers of the Soil moves ment is making wonderful progress. | and already A. W. Sirett has the names, addresses and other informa-| tion of 125 boys and girls who will] work on the farms this year and| help out the shortage of labor. The cards filled out contain the} question, "Can you arrange for your] own employment?" When this ques- tion is answered in the negative, | Mr. Sirett will communieate with | farmers requesting assistance and] place the hoy or girl. > In an interview he said, "There! will probably be well over 150 boys! and girls in this city who will answer the 8.0.8, call to the farm. Of this | number possibly thirty-five will be! girls, which shows that they are an. xious to Wo their bit as well as the boys. Many of the pupils are farm- ers' children, and will therefore, work for their parents, hut a great many of the forms show that the ap nlicants are city. children with no farm experience." AUTO WAS STOLEN, i | | While Citizén Was Attending Service at Sydenham Street Church. . While a citizen was attending the service in Sydenham street Methodist church oh Sunday night, some per- son came along and made off with his auto, which he had left standing in front of the church. The citizen was given quite a sur- prise after the service, to find that his car was gone, and he was com- An hour or so later the missing auto was found on Arch street, where it had been evi- dently been deserted by a party of "joy-riders™ » rm. ICE 18 STILL GOOD. ------------ Ld of Navigation, The ice is still quite firm in the harbor, 'but with continued mild weather it will weaken. It looks as if the opening of navigation, will not take place for ten days and possibly longer. 'This will make a very late opeting of navigation. Last vear the Aridi Third hed po poses BUILDERS SUPPLIES ewaeny Corsets THE THREE GRACES: POISE -- CARRIAGE -- DEPORTMENT are assured to wearers of Cc a la Grace Corsets, the most comfortable and easiest fitting corsets obtainable. . ON SALE BY Newman & Shaw Aarau em POULTRY HOUSE A small new portable colony poultry house, having glazed sash, cotton sash, screen door, roost, ete., Size 6 ft. x 8 ft. Large enough for 135 hens. Can deliver promptly to any part of city, 5. ANGLIN & C0. Woodworking Factory, Lume _ ber Yards, Bay & Wellington Streets, Kingston, Ont. Office Phone 60. Factory Phone 14185. wT There Will he a Very Late Opening| | boat was running to Wolfe Island on March 28th. ; Bi We Sia bteo-e. Lumber, Conl and Wood wes Fae T Re ANADAS FAVO LADIES' WRIST 15% Discount During April Some of our import orders for Swiss wrist watches, due 8 months ago, have Just come ta hand. As a result we have a large surplus stock and can s®ord to offer this genuine barga.n. ra | Smith Bros. ---- WATCHES * Jewelers .and Opticians. § Issuers of Marriage Licenses. --_-- Raw Furs W.F.Gourdier Phone 700. 5 t GOOD BUYING IN |< REAL ESTATE [ $1625 = rame. dwelling (cen. { . t $3100--New double brick, Cone Lo cession St, cash,' balance on time. t $3500--Frame dwelling, * with gargen and stable, on ~ $2150--Johnson #§t., frame, rents per $1500--Patrick - St, double cottage, : $1200 Raglan y easy terms. easy terms, double year. b $2000-~Brick dwelling (new). F Owr. Johnson snd Division Sta, 1 Phones 539, and 1456, hadi 4 4 4 a EW. Mullin & Son 4 4 4 - 4 uth ad ho Adhd a 2 7eV8'D Stores PARES BD SEND ONE TO YOUR SOLDIER BOY -- The Rexall 4 » Comfort K Has just what he needs-- just what will make fs. § - pleasant -- the . fall month's supply 'of the ali ready for mailing. ~ his living 'move J hardships more endurable, A | little comforts of life for $1.75, § talenm, Cold cream, shaving soap, foot powder, Gorn plgsters, ovderlies, a ete. MAHOOD'S DRUG STORE ~~