Sy A 5 AS NIE STS OIE TANGA SG TES pesos rweemp PERN ME Ll QL Spring tonics are now in order. Please let us suggest the proper tonic or blood puri- fier for you! If you do you will feel fit 'and fine. BEST'S The Popular Drug Store Open Sundays I A Large Assortment of Hudson Seal Coats and Capes W.E GOURDIER 6-80 Brock Street. a ae EMPIRE GROCERY Fresh Farmers' But- ter arriving daily. LEWIS ORR, 520 King St. vos Phone 349 License Neo. 85-27448 Spring and Sunshine Outside Now. a= Memorial Tablets Believing that there will be a demand from churches, lod- ges and other bodies of friends for a perm- anent memorial to their boys who have paid the 'supreme sacrifice," we are prepared to go into this matter for you. Designs and estim- ates cheerfully sub- mitted without any obligation on your part. Wedding Rings. Marriage Licenses, SMITH BROS. Jewelers Limited Established 1840 King Street, Kingstom 1 ir Oatarrh. Diseases, Ne. 3 for Ohronie Weakasttns. RA EMISTS. PRICE IN ENGLA! Frc Co Haren ON reiarioN'ErS oF w TaavT. STAMP AFFIEED TO GENUINE PACKETS: Am Make Home Cheerful Inside. We Are Offering This Week Our Thistle Brand Paint, Your choice, beautiful shades. To polish your fur- niture and floors: O'Cedar Mops $1.50 Round or triangle pattern. O'Cedar Oil, 4 oz. bottle .. .. . 12 oz. bottle . . Johnson's Floor Wax 1lb.can .. .. .65¢c Matchless Floor Wa 11b.can .. .. .55¢c. 25 Ib. Floor Polish- ing Brush .. Agents for Clary's Sunshine Furnaces. 15. McKELVEY & BIRCH, LTD. 65-71 Brock St. HAVE YOU STARTED YOUR HOUSE ~~ CLEANING? You will require new furniture and carpets to brighten up than the wi Make your sclections early, while our stock is well assorted. 'We will deliver your goods when you require them. Vietrolas and Victor Records; a Complete | Stock Told In Twilight S494 005 $9099 (Notice--Herearter, the Whig, in common with other papers all over Canada, will make a charge of 60c. for inserting an engagement, mir- riage or reception announcement.) - . . Mrs. Holland and sister, Miss Doro- thy Pringle, arrived in town to-day are the gnests of Mrs. Frank Phillips, Johnson street Mrs. E. L. Bedore and children, of Napanee, are spending a few days in the city Mr. Bedore returned home after spending them. Miss Mary O'Gara, of Queen's Mili- tary Hospital, is in Ottawa for a cou- ple of weeks, visiting her sister, Miss Kathleen O'Gara. Mrs. Philip Gilbert, Toronto, spent the week-end with Mrs. D .G, Me- Phail, at "The Avonmore." Miss Featherstonehaugh, Mont- real, spent a few days in town this week, the guest of Mrs. C. N. Per- reau. thé week-end with . * * Miss Florence Cunningham, Miss Wilhelmina Gordon and . Miss Eva Richardson left to-day for Atlantic City. Mrs John Maegillivray, Albert street, is expected home from Guelph this week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Southworth returned to Toronto on Monday, af- ter spending the week-end in Gana- noque Miss Eleanor Lyman returned to Dobbs' Ferry, on Tuesday, after spending a couple of weeks with her aunts, the Misses Lyman, King street. 5 - . Mrs. Herbert Cooper and little Miss Nadine Cooper, who have been visit- ing Mrs. James Higgins, Wellington street, left on Tuesday for Montreal to spend a few days with Mrs. George Wood, before returning to their home; In Sydney, N.S, A. W. Brown has Toronto Mrs. Giles, who has recently re- turned from England, is visiting Mrs. Constantine, Earl street. Mrs. Haul- tain, Port Hope, is also Mrs. Con- stantine's guest. Mrs. J. D. Calvin, Lachine, Brockville, accompanied by mother, Mrs. E. J. Reynolds. former has just returned from seas Capt. M. Mulvahill left on day for Kapuskasing Miss Bessie Saunderson returned to "Fettercairn" to-day after spend- ing a couple of days in town. - - . returned from is in her The over Mon- Mrs. H. T. Hughes is en pension at Miss O'Rielly's, Earl street. Mrs. Garnet Lockett and little Miss Loreen [Lockett are expected home from Atlantic City next week. LJ . Mrs. T. M. Callender, "Otler- burn," entertained informally at the tea hour 'his week in honor of Mrs. John Macnaughton . * . Several Informal affairs have been giyen 'this week in honor of Miss Coghstance Doherty, who is Mrs. Afthur Craig's guest. LJ - LJ p Next we the L.C. Reading Club will meet at the home of Mrs. E. F Torrance, Princess street. - * . Miss Ruth returned to Ot- tawa to-day. - Mrs. Macnaughton left to-day for Toronto after a short visit with Mrs. C. N. Perreau. There was a very large attend- ance at the meeting of the Badmin- ton Club on Saturday afternoon, when some interesting gamgls ware played Mr. and Mrs. Walter Machee and Miss Norah Macnee, Union street, are expected home from the south about the middle of this momlh. Mr. and Mrs. William Allen, Gan-' anogque, spent the week-end with friends in town. Capt. BE. Bolger, who arrived in New York from England, on Tues- day, was expected home to-day. . - - Bliss Sowards and J. P. Hanley, were the guests of Ald. and Mrs. F. Brinkman, St. Thomas, over the week-end. Messrs. Sow- ards and Hanley are returning from an extended pleasure trip to Cali- fornia and the Canadian west. Miss Mowat, Kingston, is visiting her brother, H. M. Mowat, M.P.,, of Toronto, and Mrs. Mowat, in Ot- tawa. J.P Kingston, - - . Charles Lyons and son, Vincent, LIFT CORNS OFF IT DOESN'T HURT With fingers! Corns lift out and costs only few cents Magic! Just drop a M it stops aching, then you lft the corn off with the fingers. Truly! 2 P0000 #09 [146 Ords | Angus MacDonald, only son of the | TEST OF GOOD TAILORING % / 1 ¥ have weeks at stree returned spe ng three Ro~ chester, N.Y {| D A'S jed imto th {Gore stres { Miss Mamie {from Tor fpast two | Redditts | Mr. and Mrs. G. {ling, are spending a | Kingston { {from 1 v and family have new residence, mov- 118 Field has returned after spending the ks the guest of Miss Stir- days in Thrasher, few « * s have been issued for the Ross Livingston and Miss Coey, which will take Park. Preshyterian N.J., on Easter Mon- Invitgtior {marriage {Mary Seanor {place in the {chureh, New | day. ark * . . Mr. and Mrs. James Maxwell an- {mounce the engagement of their {daughter, Laura Bell, to Frederick late Dr. Alexander Ranold MacDonald and Mps, MacDonald, Trenton. The wedding will take place quietly on Wednesday, April 2nd. - . . The engagement is announced of Mrs. G. L. Dixon, Byng Inlet, for- merly of Deseronto, to Lieut. D. W. Kingsburg, formerly R.A. F., New York, the wedding to take place on April 28th. (Continued on Page 10.) IN A DRESS SUIT With the Resumption of Social Activities Dress Suits Are Now in De- mand. Dress Suits, Dinner Jackets and Frock Coats have been at a discount during the war--but they are now in demand with the resumption, of social activities. o "A man has lo be a mighty good tailor to produce a good and have it drape and fit said David J. Will, of the S store. formal and semi-formal suits in fine Black cheviots and Australian wools --dress suits at $35 to $40, that would cost twice as much at any re- tail tailor shop "The Walden, a new spring top coat model, with that military tone which is so evident in the suit and overcoat styles this season," said Mr. Will.--Advt. G00D BOXING BY CADETS WHO SHOW THE RESULT CAREFUL TRAINING. OF Those Who Won Tuesday's Bouts-- The Semi-Finals Are To Take Place On Friday. Boxing at the Royal Military Col- lege is exceptionally good this year and some unexpected things are hap- pening, The lads are showing the results of careful training and by the time the finals are reached the matches will be much more interest- ing. The semi-finals will take place on Friday. The results of Tuesday's bouts were: First A series middle weight--Ahearn won from Thomp- son; Lcomis won from Eliot; Sin- chair won from Bulman by a knock- out just as time was about to be call- ed; Gillespie won from Fiskin. Second series feather weight-- Mc- Donald won from Watson; Byrn firom Sutherland; Black from Heaton; Goss from Morris by a knock out in the second round. Second series, welter weight-- Southam won from Carsley; Me- Kenzie won from Plow; Price from Greswicke; Drynan from Scollacd.™ First series, heavy weight--Bir- mingham won from Murphy . G. W. V. A, To Have Sports. The Kingston branch of the Great War Veterans' Association is determined to have a share in the sport of the seoson this year. In all probability a big field day will be held during the summer, and 'var- ious branches of sport will be taken up. A football club is to be formed and an effort will be made to "have a G.W.V.A, league organized, to take in Napanee, Gananoque, Brockville, Kingston and other neighbouring branches. Should this be successful, it will ade greatly to the sperting events of tne season. In addition, the G.W.V.A. intends to enter the city football league, should it be formed this year. A baseball club is also proposed, and as there is an ab- undance of material in the associa- tion for a good nine, the veterans look for a successful season. The association intends to stage a numb- er of special events during the sum- mer, all of which will be of great interest to the gener public. A Cw Game, Two teams from the ¢ity skipped THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1919. [ PAGE THREE ' a \ \ parade this mon We are read authoritative sty you by their mo by M. J. Reid and H. Bibby, visited the Rockwood players last evening, and both had te put up with a de- feat. Great credit is due to the Rockwood players for beating two Sieh strong teams from the city rink. Rockwood. y A. Melvor J. Huson J. Skelly W. Wormwith F. Hartrick 1 gone on that touchy corn, instantly i H Probs: Thursday, becoming milder ASTER SUIT Easter is fast approaching, you can no longer put off buying your new suit. suits is the largest and best we have ever shown. Every superior tailoring and fit. All the smartest and most accepted types of New York model suits are shown in endless array--the ma- terials are the finest--and the shades follow closely to the dictates of fashion. Suits priced from . Suits priced from - Suits priced from No charge for expert alterations. pleasure of your inspection--say to-morrow ! \ 4 If you expect to join the Easter th you must be properly prepared. y with everything you need. Our line of le is represented, and the prices will please deration as well as the garments by their . | ....$19.75 to $25.00 . $29.50 to $37.50 Co. ....$39.50 to $75.00 -~ May we have the - than they were really' receiving Filling of the income declaration will save = those interested some trouble, for the assessing depart-. ment is something like the goblins ---they'll get you no matter how much you watch out. At Trenton, Mr. Ruff has bought one of Mr. Saylor's houses and moves ii next week. Mr. Miller, a soun-in- dav ot 3. BE hae bought the joie next to ft and also moves into meade' on the between Smith's Falls and i to those who reported less Income i RS ne wal * 4 AN {io Throw i pver the back fence. "Wall Btreet and George Street fa Et» othodise churches, Brockville, have] § - . i; 0 "mite ac the close of the a BET year 4 # worm- | 4 fart bas been 70 Brock St. dere > borrow trouble andj If you are an efficient steongrap- for the peighborsi{her an ad in the classified will find 2 you = desirable position on short no- Many a man's faflure in small] tice 'things js due to his being troubled Only the fool depends om what with great ambitions : « | may possibly happen.