%F inishing Amateur THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, _ MONDAY, F EBRUARY 3, 1919. FOR MAYOR How Ww. REEVE J. A. HALLIDAY. What the Fg shruary Number Has to Halliday, reeve of Portsmouth. Re- t ELECTRICAL NEWS PRAE SCORES POLICE ~ SYSTEM} TNE WMAN Lo) NAPANED WR TER DECLARES A CHAAGE IS NEC ESSARY. Police Magiitrates of Towns and Vil {signed by PAGE THREE 4% Mii | : Probs: Tuesday, light snow, moderate temperature rn SOM A H Hl 'a i § i =. -- 's Say About] Kingston' & and Ports-| lages Should Be Paid Salaries Ine a § z es ' mouth's ( Hie £ Magistpates. stead of Fees. = HB ih The Fe brupr y number of the Blgc-| "Cust Beayer Rt B . a tricdl News pay riking tributes to In the Kingston Whig of Tuesday = b Best Sts Mayor H.W, wndaly, and James|the 28th in appeared a letter E Best Results Best Prices Now if you are an amateur photographer what more could you expect? You can also pro 'eure the . For 80 years this old firm has been "Watch Shop" : . of the Kingston district. : PEST FILMS BEST PAPER BEST CHEMICAL SUPPLIES WALTHAM The watch best known in Eastern America. guarding the mayor is says: "H. W. Newman; recently elected mayor of | Kingston, Ont as been in the elec- trical business in that city for eleven | Years. Hae is a native of Kingston | and has lived there all his life, employs a staff of twenty men gad during the war did a great deal of work fitting out military barracks in the third military district. Mr, New- man has.also carried out many other important contracts, including the Hghting of the causeway befween | | sive te He | valided energetic and progres Wns! Charles Stewgns, in reference to the incarceration of Pri- vate Fred Grange, who King and country in the battlefield overseas for three years and was in-. home for troubles. He was condemned by Ma- gistrate Rankin to pay a fine of $100 and costs, or two months in the com- {mon jail. Is this & proper welcome home for our boys after all the sacri ficées they have made and the perils and hardships they have endured for served his nerve "and other { i light saving, having brought the mat- | court as Exhibits "A" and "B," and ter before the Ontario Associated | | that they can be produced if requir- think that A famous product of "The West,' ; | = At Bests' i Kingston and Barriefield, and the our sakes. that we might be saved? | == ! Swi i lighting of several military hespitals. [I think not The principal evidence 3 | WISS-- He has been a member of the Kings [seems to have been the keen sense of : The Popular Drug Store Known the whole v world ton City Council for five years, serv-' smell on the part of the leense in- : OPEN SUNDAYS: over. ing oh all Sport: Sowmtices Dur-| spectar and the night watchman, who gE i ' ie year 16 was chairman | swore they.smeiled liquor on the ae- : - Phone 59. Branch 2018 L of the Health Committee, and is re- | cused. I hope these two important BH . ELGINS-- cy garded by many as the father of day- smells were duly filed in the police a = -- om = Boards of Trade and worked unceas- [ed I would "smells" WHITE, RED AND Bl ACK [ingly to: have the measure put|would be 'ust about as valuable evi- Also Hamiltons, Howards Jurough. 2 brought the matter be- {dence as the "hearsay" variety. » And other 5 ore the focal branch, and was Sut; One of course naturally prefers 2 Akos reliable cessful in having a resolution passed |classionl language (o slang phrases (22 Our stocks are most complete with the highest. oy n favor of it. In addition to being | jand expressions, yet one must admit goods of every description--and in face of 'a greatly ited Y a successful administrator of civic [that slang sometimes "fills the bil" affairs, Mr. Newman is also a, thor- i better than more correet English. ough business man, always on the | Ag a case in point I am about to use lookout for new ideas and possessed | {that expressive word "rotten" in re- of the 'pep' that makes the wheels £0 | gard to our police system in Napanee round. Tha city of Kingston is sure- lang in other municipalities through- ly in very capable hands for the c6m- {out the province. 'The system as it ing year.' : now exists is one for the manufacture The Electrical News also has the of decent citizens. into criminals often following eulogy of James Halliday: {on the flimsiest of technicalities. The "James Halliday, who has just been | yumper of arrests seem to show the elected reeve of Portsmouth by ac-lgnlendid activity of the police offi- clamatien for the sixth time, and | por, | and the number of convictions ! whose place of business is at the cOr-}on hes the police magistrate to lve, ner of King and Princess streets, |ie ng fs not paid a regular stipend or T . Kingston, has been in the electrical|gajary 1 say emphatically this sys- business for twentysfive years. Helio, jg rotten'to the eore, and is made his start fi the electric plant-at 110 human that a man should want Gananoque, owned by J. M. Camp- ye ake enough to live on even at the bell, of . Kingston. After serving] {expense , of the unfortunate people there for some time he went to Kings-| wp have to be convicted so that the ton, taking a position with the Kings- | bc magistrate should make a Hy- ton Light, Heat and Power Company. |y,» | hope that no candidate will ket we are still selling our entire stock of ladies' and ¢ ers, scrafs, knitted suits, Pull-avers, etc., at a rir of this week only. y 's sweat- 0 for Ranging in price up to $200.00 And all Guaranteed Wedding 2 Marriage Y Rings Licenses. Jewelers © FRIENDSHIP'S §, Lied rYvy VY yy 3 FOR Established 1840 ¢ " . Kine RK cst Later he became connected with-the |). owed to run for member of the 4 Choice Groceries J King Street, Ki om Kingston Street Railway COMPAR | provincial Legistature until he has 8 b and serve q with Suis sompuny 108 ol pledged himself to seo that this sys- BAA a FORTS as u.ecirica per tem is done away with and that every r left the railway company to go into police magistrate shall be given a sal- All kinds of fresh vegetables a H NEW FRENGH REMEDY, business for himself, and in the quar- fo ton which he ean' live, and be al- g specialty, T E APION 0. 1 |fter ol ns eniury de bas, bagn thus en lowed no fees or other emoluments in x HERAPION 0:2 gaged, has made & Splp connection with the duties of his of- ota if E Pl N No. gt Na business, He is widsawass fie For the town of Napanee I . y and up-to-date and this record in one} : N die let rnte p 210 Divis ion St THERARI QN No.3 that anyone might well be proud of, think the Polige Juagistrate should p ? . Skin Diseases, Ne. 3 for Ohronio Weakneessd. | 7. 1,3 taken a very keen interest in |86t a salary of §1,200, and we should < Phone 545 BEE Tato Ano the village of gPortsmouth, in which get a good man for that, an whe & , SEE TEADE MARKED WORD 'THERAPION *IS ON sides. as c: Ailv see by | Was competent and fair-minded. anc Lf ERIE. GOVE. STAMP AY TO GENUINE PACKETS He hs ym who would have nothing to gain by a : pr + | convictions, but everything to gain He is also a member of the Frontenac County Council, and in the year 1916 had the honor of being elected war- by the absence of crime. If possible the G. Wr V. A. should secure from the police court the two ; Saturday Night Our Big Red Letter Shoe Pa' he smells, marked Eshibits "A" and 4B." They woul y quite an ac- ' w RITES F FROM MAXCHURIA quisition te the useim of the Asso- wd Dr. Stanley Martin, Queen's Grad. ciation, A Baa ln lnartl LADIES' WOOL SWEATERS : The Queen's University Mission-| NOW AND THEN ary. Association has received um 10> 300 smart new styled brushed and plain knit: wool s swea ers in a broad variety of plain and . combination color ef fects. Priced specially from . 3 iy Taian . $5.95 to $15.00 teresting letter from Dr. Stanley Mar- tin, graduate of Queen's who is now x + engaged in medical work in Man- churia. Tn part he says: "We have almost completed our fifty bed hospital, and you will he glad to know thdt your meney is be- ing used in furnishing the operating room, where the greatest amount of good is done in our hospital. It is only three years since we left Cana- da, and there we are with as fing xn hospital plant as one could sh. Don't any of you fellows funk when the graduation time comes, as some of our men have gone in the past. Forget about that big manse on the corner that the theologues are supposed to.get in our song (On the old Ontarid Strand.) "If any medical graduate wants a hundred patients a day, he can have them easily out here. All the medi- cal men can't be like Jimmy Third, that dear old professor of ours. Some one has to,get out to the wilds and distant places and uphold the honour | of the profession. Remember what Osler says--You may have the skill of Harvey and the art of Sydenham, but without the qualities of head and heart your work availeth nothing. And these humgnitie§ of medicine are best expressed in medical mission work, where men are turned from the 'Gilded Buddha' to the Christ who went about doing good... An arts graduate, W. Scott, is on our station, and perhaps we didn't sur- prise the Chinese soldiers when we ted 'Der Tag' and gave the Queen's yell by the light of burning tar-barrels.: >t ow CY SWAT pr CHILDREN'S SWEATERS 180 brushed wool sweaters in a splendid assortment of sizes and shades. Priced from.. .. .. .. . $3.50 to $8.50 WOOL SCARFS ; For women and children in endless variety in large assort- ments of colors and lengths; with soft, fleecy surfaces of brushed wool. Priced from .90c on up to $2.50 each £ KNITTED SUITS 3 A complete assortment of children's knitted suits in every x ¢ - wanted size and in all the desirable shades, ; . $3.50 up to, $10.50 oH : Stock-taking We want to thank our many friends for making our hig Red Letter Sale such a suc- Priced from .. a ee PULL-OVERS In colors red, white, brown; grey and nayy--all the wanted sizes. Priced from... cn rt. .. $1.50 to $3.75 Spensers, clouds, shawls, etc., are all included . in this special February selling event. You save 20 % on every purchase made on sonnei mL RET I HT the above for this week only, = ; 4 The marriage took place in Eng- lang recently of Nursing Sister Mar: {garet Foster, daughter of Mr. and ts. Ira Foster, Bancroft, to Capt. \plain Ernest Harston, formerly {of Madoc. Capt. Harston 1s a former Robart " Methodist minister. Montreal, he (above) ne as yeais ago. ; ent the. ontario | Es pe Ontarie 1 4