« TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 8, 1920 \ s ne re x OE A CLASS OF ONLY TWELVE New Novels The Great Impersonation, by E. Phillips Oppenheim oo ow .$2.00 | ATTENDING AGRICUIAURE LEC- TURES AT WOLFE ISLAND. Hockey Game Baturday Called Off Early Owing to the Oold--Island Dramatic Club Produce Plays. Wolfe Island, Feb. 2.--In a fast and interesting game of hockey on | Wolfe Island Saturday, Jan. 31st, i the Wolfe Island club, holders of Ed- wards' trophy, defeated the "Vocar tional Training School team of Kings- ton by a score of 6-1. The game was called at the end of the second period on account of the extreme cold. The {Score at the end of the first period was 2-1. All the Wolfe Island team played a good game. All are fast | skaters, and on their showing Satur- day it will take a good team to ure the cup on Feb. 14th, the date set for the final game. The game was handled by D. Cosgrove, and was very clean, not one penalty being handed out, which speaks well for ! jhe sportsmanship displayed by both eams. Every opportunity is offered to those who wish to trip the Hght fan- ed In The C Moir, ances are being held several driving parties from the city NOX A COLD TABLETS | have been holding {nformal dances in ingied a | iap McLaren's hall. oure radrivpe. | rom all quarters enconiums are Couena, Colder: Hoadaoh mai | being offered to the Rav. Mr. Work. mild | man for the excellent talent display- in the rendition of "What's Next" by members of Lis parish at his recent drama in the C.M.B.A. hall, which was packed to the doors. The members of Trinity church are putting on a play in the same hall on Tuesday next, entitled, 'Valley Farm." The talent is composed of the young ladies and gentlemen of the parish, Mrs. McAdoo, Pittsburg, spent a few days recently the guest of her son, William McAdoo, Harry Card, city, who is interested {n the island boys, witnessed the hockey match on Saturday: Miss Susie Ryan returned home yesterday after a two weeks' TABLEWARE visit with her sister, Mrs. J, Mona- HE eyesight of your children is i hdn, Syracuee, N.Y. James Ryan, St. T yesig! y that is at all times and Augustine Semtnary, aS, is ELE An Awtully Big Adventure, by "Bartimeus" a... we. -. $1.50 The Strong Hours, by Maud Driver ... « The House of Baltazar, by W. J. LOCK® wm we. wv au vee we om oe $1.75 From Now On, by Frank L. Packard ....e.em vee mee oe .$1.75 Dangerous Days by Mary Roberts Rinchart ( Postage 16c. extra) " p----Now ready. Uglow's 141 PRINCESS STREET. == [TT IN HARE A EO « ' a practical matter that should enguge your immediate and ear- for all purposes desir-| home on two weeks' holidays, Miss nest attention. If their far vielon able. Bvery plece | Florence Finn, Enterprise, is the 18 Incorrect it will interfere with that does not give en-|B8uest of her sister, Mrs. James O'- | /their conception of the great wdrld | Reilly. John Cleary has returned 1 they are examining with so much tire satistaction Will Do |), g upper "an extended visit with curiosity. If their near sight is af- replaced. It is abso friends in Philadelphia. Mrs. Prank- fected they cannot learn their daily lutely guaranteed. {shaw is renewing acquaintances at lessons. ave their eyes examined. {llustrated | her former home in Flinton. John 3 Ask. for Quirk, who has been indisposed for folder, some time, is at present receiving treatment in the Hotel Dieu Hospital. 3. At the time of writing the life of Mrs. William Henderson is dispaired of. A message received from Water- town contained the sad intelligence of the death by pneumonia after a few days' illness of Miss Agnes Cuff, who was well known on the island. "I'he House of Better Glasses" Fat) Kes P and Alan Keys, who ave n taking a short course in Opposite the Post Office : the Dac. College, Guelph, have re- turn me. 5 i KINGSTON. ; The agricultural] course that is be- ing conducted by Mr. Sirrett, and is 'S PHOSPHODINE. now entering on its third week, has JO Tie Great English Preparation. : an attendance of a dozen, a small Tones and invigorates The Shale number, when one considers the mes vous syNam, mak 3 new 4 D FON. SABE. | knowledge that is to be derived from Debility, Mental and Brain Worry, Olden LAND 204 s, min-§ (Such a course. On Monday last the " Loss of Energy, Palpitation ol Oa rensies. Timber Iot.3 [class under the supervision of Mr, + Heart, Faiti ; $1 perbox.six | § hieny hardwood, valuable. Sirrett visited Frank Briceland's to $5. Sold by all druggists, or mailed in plain C, 8. KIRKPATRICK, Judge fat stock. On Wed 8. ash a or n pain BE Ee udge stock: el nesday they THE WOOD MEDICINE CO..TORONTO,ONY. visited William MecAddo's to judge - dairy cattle, on the same day classed { 1 |sheep at Harry Boyd's, on Friday TTT ho YOUR OLD TIRES swine. The writer, whose privilege Give Double Mileage if They Are |it was to visit the class room, was yeh impressed with the explanatory | métho: By Our Latest Process | = i i 4 ds to his pupils, and without oubt the knowledge acquired wil] ear fruit in after life. WANT AN HOTEL FIRST. Discussion Oaused by Annountement Building, of Theatre h announcement that two more d bi HAE houses could mot be secured for a hotel, "Tell (these theatre folk to build The Best Tire Repair Shop Said another: "Why not have an hotel included in that half million dollar theatre proposition?" ------------ Efficient Under Suspicion." Service sal photo drama, which comes to the King Edward Theatre to-night. This is heralded as a comedy of errors, with a dramatic punch and a wealth of unusual situations. Coming Wednesday and Thursday, "Elmo, the Mighty," and Grace Cunard in "The Blg Challenge" serial, lasting eighteen weeks, Usual admission. Advt. \ A woman never thinks of her hus- band as a gambler as long as he doesn't lose. Even a slow-witted man may im- mediately got next in a barber shop. STOMACHAND in Ontario a - LIVER TROUBLE Choco Black Kid, Patent Colt with Grey Kid tops, h npagne Ki Kid and a- | I hogany at... i... a0 Men's Brown and Calf Bluchers and , Balsat ..oomeiomenossnnimines -$4.95 MH ] 4 a S$ oii it : % i A Il 5 M. Rr id, Featuring Ora Carew, the Univer' i ee tee ee GIVING GENEROUS SERVICE ms. --- [Bach Family Cares For Soldier's | Grave, | Word has been received by the of- | fice of the Overseas Military Forces {of Canada from M. Gustave Casy, pre- | | sident of the association formed by | the people of Mons to care for the | graves of Allied soldiers. The burgo- masters and inhabitants of the 81 communes of the district of Mons are assisting the association. The aim is to allot one greve to a family to be cared for and beautified by that fam- ily. Further, the family must endeavor to get into communication with the next-ofkin of the decemsed soldier end inform them that they are in charge of his grave, end if the next of-kin propose to visit Belgtum they will be the guests of the family in charge of the grave whilst there. The owners of the ground in which the decepsed soldiers are buried, {hrough "the association, have given a free title for each plot to the famil- ies interested. Many headstones have been erected by public subscriptions and on the anniversaries of the two battles of Mons (August 23 and No- vember 11) homage is paid to the de- ceased and wreaths are laid upon thelr graves. The association now reports that they have now on their charge the graves of 100 Allied sol- dlers, AT THE GRAND. An Excellent Programme is Being Shown, The Grand Opera House has open- ed the week's entertainment with a series of splendid attractions, On Monday, in addition to the usual film features, "The Sagebrush Hamlet," starring the well known artist, Wil- llam Desmond, the hero of many thrills, and the popular Fatty Ar- buckle comedies, and a reel of very interesting Pictorial Life, there are four really high class vaudeville acts being shown by the Keith company. | in the first, Messrs, Swain and Ost- | man are seen in a clever comedy ac- robatic' novelty in which seemingly impossible featsare performed. They brought forth; repeated bursts of ap- plause. They are followed by Berg- man and Leonard in a number of delightful songs and stories, Arthur and Leah Ball in a ventriloqual di- versity showed astounding ability as ventriloquists, and the Mabelle Fonda Trio gave a wonderful exhibi- tion of juggling, They came upon the dark stage from different direc. tions with illuminated Indian clubs and put on one of the finest juggling acts ever witnessed. Every bit of this vaudeville is a demonstration by highly trained specialists, that are seldom found on any one programme and the management {8 to he con- gratulated upon having secured what THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG PAGE SEVEN is probably one of the finest attrac- tions ever shown. The theatre was | crowded and the audience enjoyed | every moment. | VILLAGE HAS NO DEBT. A Fine Oondition of Affairs at Ports- th mouth, A meeting of the Portsmouth Coun- cil took place on Monday evening with Reeve Halliday tn the chair The auditor's report was presented and showed the finances to be in a | most satisfactory oofidition, the wvil- | lage being out of debt. A complaint was received from «C. H. Redden to the effect that his well, from which he drew water for the consumption of his family, had been poluted by the sewer drain from the Mowat Hospital. Mr. Redden wanted the matter investigated with- : out delay. The well was the only source from which he could obtain | water"for domestic use and he was not only seriously handicapped, but the Mves of his family were endanger- | ed by the sewage drain from the | Mowat Hospital. The Council took | the matter up for immediate investi- gation and action, Mr. McGuire filed a claim for dam- | ages to his sheep by dogs, and the matter was laid over until more in- has been obtained. The councillors present were Reeve James Halliday, W, J. Kennedy and James on, THE HIDE MARKET. The Prices are Reported Weak and Dec! Beef hides, No. 1, free of salt and bones, 2 lbs. tare, under 45 lbs, 32 cents per 1b. Beef hides, free of salt and bones, 2 1b. tare, over 45 lbs, 26 cents per Ib. 9 Veal skins, No. 1, free of salt and bones, 50 centa per 1b. skins, good rum, up to $3.00, each. skins, with wool on, up to $4.00 for extra large. Lamb skins, up to $3.50. Shearlings, up to $3.00. rse hides, large, up to $10.00 Joene and tail on, Kips, No. 1, free of grubs, up to 30 cents. Grubs and culls at valine. b. Ginseng, wild dry root, $15.00 per Red fox, up to $30.00; Racoon, up to $12.00; Mink, up to $17.00; Skunk, np to $4.00. on WOMEN'S WARM, HOUSE SLIPPERS Some fancy Felt; some Creton in fancy patterns; also plain colors; some regular $2.00 lines in this lot." They must be cleard out this week at 95 cents. il Abernethy Shoe Store . EONOMY mim, In view of advanéing prices it will be to your advantage to buy nov. Hudson Seal Coats, made from choicest skins and full of style through and through, lined with fancy silk poplifi" linings. Mink Marmot Coats in the newest models, with belts, su- perior finish. 4 Muscova Pony Coats, made rom choicé lustrous skins, collars aad cuts of Austraiies To The Householder 4 possum, y Now is your chance to save money--we have the 'goods' «that must be ' Come in and see. Now is red] the time to buy. transformed into cash----they are something astonishing and unusual; 4 : Money is a medium of exchange to-day--it will obtain exceptional values, : ; i ! THE BUSY STORE WITH THE LARGE STOCK. ; JAMES REID CAMPBELL BROS. § THE LEADING UNDERTAKER: #1 Kingston's Largest Hat Phone 147 for Service. Dealers. 0 NOTICE We have installed a new Ice Cream plant, which will assist us in being able to supply our Ice Cream to all social or private events. No order too small and no order too large-- all will be given our prompt attention. { NL. ----------------_. ee. RE ------. EXCESSIVE ACIDITY is at the bottom of most digestive ills. K1-MoIDS ES Pico for prompt rel} RI LOGGED FROM NOSE LE0LD OR CA RH ia A Growing industry ; THE JAVEL MANUFACTURING CO. "KLEAN ALL" JAVEL WATER C from white linen and Cotton Without Boiling Also cleans bath tubs, sinks, copper, porcelain, marble tiling. : YOUR GROCER T--1%¢. A ART BOTTLE To disinfect leave some in open container in room. a Bot live where it is 8 5