. ferent . and more " thorough \ \ THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1919. Ee © be Sm id Satisfaction Is Always Worn With Stewart's Glasses WHY? - Because you have the benefit of our years of giving satisfaction and service, And our examination is dif- than usual. ' J.J. STEWART, OPT. D. SIGHT SPECIALIST Opp. Post Office i] Kingston "The House of Better Glasses" AA ao tats in CLOTHING ON EASY « TERMS Ladies Suits, Dresses and Furs, Gentlemen's Suits and Overcoats, SPECIAL SALE soe A Tope The United Grocery Co. FOR THIS WEEK Choice Roll Butter, 1b. . Epps Cocoa, 3 tins for 'e Snow Flake Ammonia, 6 for |. Frirniture Polish, per bottle ., mson's Enamel Starch . Benson's Satin Starch, 2 for Silver Gloss Starch, 6 Ib. tins . All kinds of fresh and smoked fish. Prices down. = Good cabbage, 2 Ibs. for Be, 138 PRINCESS ST. Phone 267, Ben Lee, Manager rY GRAND TRUN AGENCY FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES Special attention will be given your family or friends, going to or! zom the Old Country, .48¢ .r 25¢ 25¢ . 20 .10¢ .25¢ 70¢ | RAILWAY SYSTEM For information and rates oly | to J. P. Hanley, C.P. & T.A., G.T. Ry. Kingston, Ont. arn AAA mi | The American delegates to the, peace conference, it is understood, ' will raise no objection to the appoint- ment of Count von Bernstorff, tormier | German ambassador in Washington, | as one of the German delegates to N. Morris, 374 King St. the peace conference, | reliev be THOM as ECLECTRIC GIL THAT IT HAS BEEN SOLD AND IS TO-DAY A € BEFORE IS A TESTIMONIA FOR NEARLY FIFTY YEARS SELLER THAN EVER TS TER SELL THAT SPEAKS FOR | ES. NUMEROUS 'CURAT IVE QUALITY J ---- 'Gage' Ss. Cash Grocery ~ Cor.Gore and Welli (Our Week-end Specials A 200 bs. H. A. Oleomargarine, per tin... Bn ein we wl pe Ry faa a Tee Td 200 Pails Pure Lard (3 Ib. each), per pail aie 200 Ibs. Crisco (1 1b. tins), a 200 ths. Crisco (8 Ib. tins), a gion Sts. 5 Real Me Money " Savers). .. 87 ++ 38c « + 9Bc .95¢ See our Window Display of Holbrook's ustard' | Powder. 12¢ Package or $1.35 per dezen. i Phone 248 License No. 8-2403 ! presentday eburches. | fron ® Ww. are Week | = ! FEBRUARY DISCOUNT SALES THIS - WEEK ONLY We Will Place on Sale All Lines of Galvan- ized Iron Poukd HARE 1055 im. 22% in. wide .. 25 in. 14% 4 168% 1 Gallon ... 2 Gallon .. & Gallon 1m in 12 in. 13 in 4 in, Special Globe For Size § Stove .. For Rte 8. Stove ... in, deep ... 18%; in. deep Ware. WASH TUBS Reg Price +. BL85 : S190 Sale Price $1.45 . $1.70 $1.90 1.50 SLT $2.20 wide ... wide 82.19 GARB AGE PAILS n. deep SLITS $2.50 COAL 'oIL CANS R Sala Price ers 81.15 : Semen eATS 55 of as Sale Price AS 3 he Price " . Price SLI $2.25 $3.50 Delivery. to alk parts of the ey, wide . wide wae SH BO AnD yo 2 Hl the Lindsay Collegiate | ¥ice, and based his message. on { how much he can do for others. tl applied this te the church, pointing | look into your faces once more," { the pulpit of C Internal and ExternalPai Pains 4 ' 'riage took place of Miss Olive --t PAGE FIVE TION ANNIVERSARY * DAY, REV. DR. WILSON. AND REV. DR. MORGAN PREACHED, i. Dr. Macgillivray Occupied His Former Pulpit in Chalmers Sun- | day Morning--Musical Service In Cooke's, The anniversary services of ¢hurch were held on Sunday, and were of special interest because of the fact that the pastor, Rev. J. D, Boyd is to retire shortly after being in that chureh fo: twenty-nine years, and haying been responsible for its establishment, Rev. R. J.' Wilson, D.D., preached at the morning ser- the words, "Stand Steadlast, and ye shall win your souls." He pointed out that in order to win their bodies and their minds, men' have to make great efforts, and that souls can only bé won by the same methods. He ii- lustrated his sermon by stories sof the war, and said that the only reii- gion worth having was that which could only be attained by constant Ls dnd strenuous effort. Rev. Dr. William Morgan, at the evening service, preached an inspir- ing sermon to a large congrggation. He said that the highest stahdpoint which a man could have ik life is not what he can get out of anything, but what he can put into it; not what he can get others to dg for him, but He out that the important thing was not how much one can get out of the church, but how much one can put into it. Before the wayr.people in this country and people coming to this country used to consider only what Canada codd do for them, but { the war changed that, and made them | consider what they could do for Can- {ada." The greatest example of this was the life of Christ, who came not to be ministered unto but to minist- ter, and to give his life as a ransom for many, Dr. Macgillivray Preaches. "Your old minister finds it good to said ivray, who occupied afmers church on Sunday morning. Dr. Macgillivray preached a beautifully phrased and impressive sermon from the text, "Lord thou hast been our dwelling Rev. Dr. Macgil : place in all generations." Musical Service In Ogoke's. An exceptionally large congrega- fon attended Cooke's church en Sunday evening, when a special musical service wag held. The choir sang the anthems, "The Radiant Morn" (Woodwfird), and "Holy Father, Cheer "our Way," =(Bert Couper), son of Ald. Daniel Couper, of Kingston, Mrs. J. C..R. Mac- Pherson rendered as a solo "My Goa and Father, while I Stray" (Nevin), and Lieut. A. G. M. Strowger. sang 'Nearer, My God to Thee" (Carey), both of which were sung in splendid voice. Rev. W. Taylo Dale, preach- ing on "The Privileges. of Priest- hood," made a strong attack on the formalism which is prevalént in the avo PROPERTY COMMITTEE Asked to Provide for Renovation of the Police Station. At last, somethingiis to be done to the police station. For seme time it has been in need of attention. At a x jpting of the Polite Com- missionery it was decided to ask the civic property committee to provide In its estimites for the renovation of the station. The commissioners have also und- er consideration, the revision of the Simplest method known for reducing Zion yoo Lose Your Fat, Keep Your Health Superfiuous flesh is not healthy, neither is it healthy to diet or exer- cise too much for its removal. The the overfit body two, three or four pounds a week*is the Marmola, Met; hod, tried and endorsed * bythod- sands. Marmola Prescription Tab- tontainipg exact doses of the famous prescription, are sold by druggists at 75 cents for a large case, or if you prefer you can ob- tain' them by sending direet to the Marmola Company, 864 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. They are harm- less "and leave no wrinkles or flab- biness. They are popular because effectiverand convenient. POLICE. STATISTICS GIVEN IN ANNUAL BEPORT SUBMITTED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE, During 1918, Kingston Police Made 209 Arvests and Issued 204 Sum- monses----Fewer Arvests Than 'in 1917, But More Summonses, A report of the work of the police for the past year has been'prepared by Chief of Police Robert Nesbitt, and submitted to the Board of Police | Commissioners, Some interesting statistics are given. The arrests made during the year totalfed 209. There were 294 summonses issued for in- fractions of the city by-law. In 1917, the police made 281 ar- rests. and 173 summonses were issi= ed. The arrests made during the year included 101 for intoxication; infrac- tion of the Ontario Temperance Act, 27; thefts, 23; absent without leave, 2; vagrancy, 18; desertion, 5; un- lawfully wearing the King's uniform, 1; forgery, 3; fraud, 4; housebreak- ing, 1; obtaining money by false pre- trences," 2; keeping disorderly house, 1; indecent assault; 3; abusive lang- uage, 1; threaten to kill, 2; - horse stealing, 3; receiving stolen goods, 1; infraction of the Irland Revenue Act, 1." In 116 cases, fines were im- posed; thirty-eight cases were dis- missed. In ten cases there was sus-) pended sentence. The nationalities of prisoners given as follows: English, 16; Irish, 8; Canadians, 168; United miscellaneous, 4. There were 198 prisoners who | could read and write, and 11 who Féould not. There were 126 single and 83 married. (Protestants, 124; Roman Catholics, 85;/ males 187; fe- males, 22. The revenue from carters and team licenses amounted to $200; single carters, $500; livery stable license, $30; omnibus license, $78; cah lic- ense, $80; automobile license, $720; second-hand store licenses, $340. AS A RESULT OF THE WAR OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHRISTIAN WORK HAVE BEEN EXTENDED. is 9; 4; Scotch, States, Dr. Farquhar Declared That Every. one Should Give Thanks to God For the Onward March of the Gos- pel. | "This is the time when every man, woman and child should give thanks to God for the onward march of the gospel of Jesus Christ," said Dr. Far- quhsar, literary secretary of the Na- | tional Council of India, speaking at the service held in Convocation Hall on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Dr. Mor- gan presided and offered prayer. Dr. Fapqubar remarked during the' cab tariff. The proposed changes are [€0UTSe of "his address, that India was to Le published in the press, Married at Calgary. At noon on January 27th, the mar- M. Boyd. B.A, only daughter of aT James M. Boyd, Calgary, Alta. for- merly of Kingston, to Lieut, C. B. Huyck, Canadian Engineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Huyck, Tweed. In the course of a week or so the young couple will come east for a visit ana Mr. Huyck will spend some weeks in Montreal on business after which they will go to Vancouver where Mr. Huyck will be in charge of a large mining machinery concern. Socks For French Soldiers, Mrs. J. lL. Whiting acknowledges 1} eight pairs of docks from Misses C. and EK. Guild, and thanks the Kings- ton citizens for their generous re- i} sponse to her appeal for the French } soldiers. Thre# hundred and six pairs have been sent by mail. Con Hilton from Kingston will nqw close Science Master Has " © Moran O'Neill, sele master of ute, has tendered his resignation, and leaves for Kingston to continue his studies .at Queen's University. The Ukrainian Government will eS ois.e bast Iu the conference Princes' Islands. on the Princes' | session, one of the countries most influenced by the wap, and that great resulls. were anticipated, Summing up his | discourse, which "was on Christian preacl ing, he. stated this was the day for everyone to ask the question; "What is the duty of the church?" and to also ask the question, "What is my duty?" The answer ought to be, "We must go and preach the gos. pel." The world could he saved for Christ if all the Christians come into real Christian unity. Dr. Farqubar ctated 'that the op- portunities for Christian work had extended beyond all expectations as a result of the war. Many new fields of "labor has been ppened up. There gospel message. - Never in the history of the world had, Christianity taken such a place as to-day. At the great peace conference which 'was now in it 'was 'recognized that we were alk brothers, and that peace must he made gécure for all mem, It must 'be made safe for small nations as well as big nations. It was God's' religion that taught us this i The speaker declared that Gob - was preparing the church for great- er needs, Missionaries would see miracles. There were many things in the war which would tend to lead us would were many places now awaiting the o oO CHILDREN'S KID ED BOOTS, sizes Ato 73 ute heavy sole, little heels; extra _ special rea. . © 1.49 3. 95 BOYS' MAHOGANY LACED BOOTS, Neolin soles, rubber heels, sizes 2 to 5. : Special clearing price =. .. .. .. . 3.95 % < 2.95 GIRLS' BOX KIP LACED BOOTS, high tops, sizes 11 to 2. Clearing price .. .. . .2.95 -~ ABERNETHY'S SHOE STORE © Q: =O. o Removal Sale _Furs, Gloves, Caps, o=¢ GENUINE REDUC- TIONS IN FURS AT CAMPBELL BROS. Big discounts - en The lips whenever famiturs comes 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. JAMES REID The Busy Store With Large Stocks Phone 147 For Service J NE Kingston Milling Co, Limited Hats, etc. This is a bargain 'opportunitythat may not occur™"again for a long time. i Buy néw and saye money. am Kingston's Oldest Hat and Fur Store. Manufacturers of High Grade Flour 'White Rose" and "Hungarian Patent" * % For sale by all dealers Canada Food Board License Nos. 118 and 4-118 Gentlemen's Chains The Waldemar is WR Coffee le of vest is very as well as e | the latest