THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDA New Knitting and Crochéting Book K nitting and Crocheting Manual "Containing Many New Models and Desfignd For Kuilting and Crocheting Sweaters, Scarfs and Kimonos This manual is recognized a useful instruction book, and the most authoritative s the most convenient and most guide to * fashion, and will be greatly appreciated by yarn users fdr fancy and staple work. 16th edition-- Beautifully illustrated. Price, 35¢ Copy: Postage, 10c extra. At Uglow' Ss 141 Princess Strect 2 Kingston * The Telgmann School of : Music Plano, violin and other stringed en elocution and dra- matie/ Pupils may begin at any d Terms on application. ents for concerts ac- cepted. 216 Frontenac Street. Phone 1610. HERAPIONN: 4 BY LEADING CHEMISTS. arents ™w racrnn ae ERC Med.Co. Haverst NW, TRADE JARED WORD FTHERAPIO io: BOVE. STAMP AFFIXED TO GENUINE Pack TS A A AAA In your treatment of the dog, please remember that hé knows when he's well used The right proportions of dignity and wit makes the holder a delightful | companion. Be Hood's Meat Market GOOD VALUES FOR THIS WEEK 500 1bsy Choice Breakfast Bacon ... 500 Ibs. Lamb Chops . .. 500 Ibs. of Lard ... Cor, of Earl and Barrie Sts, L oe 500 Ibs. Home-made Sausages uy . cy - . ".48¢ a Ib. 82¢ and 85¢ a Ib, 4a « 25¢ and 80c¢ a 1b. v sve anti 850 a Ib. License No, 09-5624 "White. Rose" and ° For sale by »~, Kingston Milling Co., Limited Manufacturers of High Grade Flour Canada god Board License Nos. 118 and 4-118 'Hungarian Patent" all dealers ¥ ~ We are offering for this week all lines of our High Grade Enamelware, white or grey, at 15% discount off regular prices. One of the lines: Lipped Saucepan. i of Reg. Sale Price Price i 1qt. size ; 2 qt. size gs qt. 4 qt. size 5 qt. size size diss 50c - 43c . 85¢ - 47¢ & BIRCH, LTD. L4H a -- [QUEEN'S JUNIORS WINNERS! DEFEATED BMC, ON - MONDAY NIGHT BY 3 to 1. Showed Superior General Hockey Cadets From Navy | The Students Tactics and Abijlity to the Bay. Queen's. juniors game in the O.H.A defeated the R.M.C, by a score of 3 to 1. and hoekey ability were the deciding factors ip this game. The R.M.C. presented as fine a junior team as it is possible to find, and in the two last periods skated Queen's off their feet. Only the ability of the indomitable goal keeper, -H. Nickle, saved the lead. McKelvey put up a great fight for his team and he was undoubted- ly the best play on the ice. He was ably assisted. for every one of Queen's possessed pluck-plus. The RM.C. lacked combination and dex- terity and their superior strength at t+ the close of the game was no com- pensation for the clever stick work of Queen's youngsters, who put. up a stout defence, barring.the way to the net. The game. was called at 8.20 and inside of six minutes Robinson and MceKglvey scored. Queen's played fast throughout the period and Campbell, the right wing, was penal- ized twice, McDougall and Boulter of the R.M.C. made some beautiful runs, also McKenzie, but, {here was a deficiency in support and" passing ability. The period ended 2 to 0 for Queen's, « The second period was called at 9. Both sides put up fast play ba: the R.M.C, depended upon the wings to do most of the work, Campbell scored for Queen's in seventeen min-d utes and a minute later' Walker scored the first goal for the soldiers. Several times the cadets got through Queen's defence, but Nickle saved the situation. The, third period was called #t 9.45 and the gadets clearly demon- | strated their guperior condition, and skating ability, likewise their lack of | knowledge of the game, They skated won their "iret | series when th on Monday night Superior tactics Keep the Bowels Regular And You Won't be Sick If the bowels do not move regu- larly, they will sooner or latér, be- come constipated, and constipation is | productive of more ill-health than al-¢ most any other trouble. The sole cause of constipation is an inactive liver, and unless the liver is kept active, you may be sure' that headaches, piles, heartburn, bili- ousness, jaundice, floating specks he- fore the eyes, And many other trou- hles will follow the wrong action of this, "one of the most important or- gans of the body. ' Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills will regulate the bowels so that $ou will have a free.and easy moon every day; and 'one pill 4'night for thirty days will cure the 'worst cases of constipation. They do this by acting directly on the liver and making the bile pass through the bowels instead of allow- ing it to get into the blood, thus causing many stomach and bowel i troubles. Mrs. Jos. Labree¢, Louise "Apts., Calgary, Alta., writes: --"I have been ! troubled with constipation for the last 'two years. I have tried numerous treatments, but have never been re- lieved by anything until I used Mil- 'burn's Laxa-Livet Pills which are i Melping me wonderfully." We do not claim that Milburn's { baxa-Liver Pilla are a "cure-all" tbat we do claim that there is moth- ing better for a sluggish liver. Price 26c a vial at all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milburn . Co, Limited, To- ronto, Ont. AA A Ac EAN permed in conjunction with the GW. | GIRLS! BEAUTIFY | YOUR HAIR AND STOP DANDRUFF » Wavy, Hair * Becomes Charming, "Lastrous and Thick In Few Moments. Bit of Pandruft - And Hair Stops Coming Out. Every - Disappears For a few cents you ®an save your hair. In less than ten minutes you can double its beauty. Your hair be- comes light, wavy, "fluffy, abundant and aphears as soft, lustrous and charming as a young girl's after ap- plying some Dands rine. Also try this w-moisten 3 cloth with a little Dan- derine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or excessive oil, and in just a few momenty you have doubl- ed the beauty of your hair. A delight- ful 'surprise awaits those whose hair has been neglected or is scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or thin. Besides beautifying the hair; Danderine dis- solves every particle of dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invigorates the scalp; forever stopping itching and falling hair, but#hat will please you most will be after a fey weeks' ude, when you see new hdir--fine and downy at first----yes---~but really new haf growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair, and lots of it, surely get a small bottle of Knowliton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and just try it. An Queen's lads literally off their feet, but the latter put up a plucky fight, and McKelvey gave 'the soldiers something to do around their own goal. D. Nickle was penalizell in this period, and although Robinson was groggy from a fail, the cadets were unable to land the puck in the net, Hockey veterans picked the cadets as winners at the beginning of the game; and are willing to do the same again, but the soldier lads. will have to get down to team play, The line up was as follows: Queen's-----H. Nickle, goal; McKel- vey, right defence; 'D.*Nickle, left de- fence; Hammill, centre; Campbell' left wing; Robinson, right wing: Roney, Bush, substitutes: k R.M.C.--Carr-Harris goal; McDou- I, left defence; Boulter, right de- on: Ross, centre; Walker, right! wing; McKentle, left wing: Ruddy! Rutherford, substitutes. fod Referee---George VanHorne, EN AAA ANA AN ANN I ANN Pct Y, JANUARY 21, 1919. a=--0 lat ABERNETHY"S 95 © Shoe S¢ LIT] SALE OF LADIES' HIGH GRADE FOOT- WEAR This sale consists of small quantities, odd sizes, etc., of ladies" white kid, grey kid, navy blue kid, black with grey cloth tops, also brown lf laced hoots wy Neolin soles. All clearing this week at .. .. ,.. .5.95 All Sales For Cash. : ABERNETHY'S SHOE STORE =0 Zi = Fe -t Standing Of The Teams, The following is the standing of the local O.H.A. divisfons: Intermediaty; Kingston Belleville Queen's . . Kingston ... Queen's . .. R.M.C. . ---------------- 21ST BATTALION OLUB Is Formed to Welcome Home Present' Battalion, | A number of veterans of the 21st Battalion, Kingston's own fighting unit, met in the Great War Veteraus' rcom=z on Monday ovening, and dis- cussed plans for a reunion of mem bers of the battalion. it was sug-' gested that a 21st Battalion elub be the 'VAs; agrt that a banquet be held for" the purpose of getting the scheme off to a good start. . At the meeting a committee wis formed, composed of Bergt. Sleeth, Sergt-Major Tug- wood, Capt. McCulla, Lieut. Erink, | ] ed a Miliary SHOR Jar. distinguished |i Serat. Deoolan and Sergt. Ford. They will arrange for a club and a ban- ll uct. Major Sharpe to ¥ace Charge, Mdjor W. J. Sharpe, former ecas- ualty officer, who was reporfed to | have been located. in. New York re j cently, will arrive in Kingston in a few days to face a charge of absence 3 without leave. . Extradition proceed- ings have been taken, and the author ities here are waiting for the depor- tation order. When this is received, 'Major Sharpe will be brought back CAMPBELL BROS. 'Removal Sale to the city for disposal of the mili AD Genuine Reductions In Every Line We will soon move to the store now occupied by New- man & Shaw, 122 Princess St., where ' we intend to conduct business on' a much more ex- tensive scale than ever before. Before moving we are clearing out our present stock at im- mense reductions This is a Rare Oppor- tunity. , All Sales for Cash. The lips wherever furniture comes a into the mind. Where a long time service is required, Reid's furniture proves its economy. Business men know the value of a proven brand; they choose with con. fidence the article whose demonstrated worth can . \ be identified by | the name it's sold under. That's why the name Reid is a guarantee to you when you buy furniture. The Busy Store With Large Stocks Phone 147 For Service TR Mi o-- Kinjgston's _ Oldest Fur Store tary wuthoritied, { Awarded a Military Cross, Mrs. Richard Ludlow, 61 Arch street, has been notified that her son, | Capt. Frank Ludlow, has been award- Ea eo in ae wé will tell' you hing abou what I ).D.D. 'Pre- , made in the D.D.D. Lab- Toronto, has accomplish- own neig hborhood. Your ony tie first bottle Mahood's Drug Store,