A ! " WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1920 The Winter is not over You'll have weeks of cold weather. in which to wear an Overs coat, and it will be good for hext season also. We will just «mention two big barghins: ENGLISH MELTON OVERCOATS in Waist line and 'Ulster styles; regular price $40.00; now on sale at FRIEZE OVERCOATS in Canadian Ulster style; regular price BADD; BAIS PIO + i vauss sant ansoms ans ns sass 33000 D. J. WILL "THE MEN'S STORE" BOARD ¥ OF TRADE. MEETING --g TION FOR KINGSTON « | Aun Address By Ool. Wilgar--Presi- dent Campbell: Reports. That "Queen's Medical College Will Re- » main flere, Si : The Kingston Board ¢f-Trade met on Tuesday even.ng, There was an attendance of fifty-uwo and the moet- ing was marked by great enthusiasm. }| A feature. of the evening was an in- teresting lecture by Lt.-Col. Wilgar, Professor of engineeripg at Queen's University, upon radway union sta- tions, having particular reference to Kingston's requ.reinents. At the con- clusion of 'the lecture a general dis- cussion followed regarding sites and City Engineer MoClelland contribut- ed valuable information in 1873 aud 1906 and a vote was taken approving the site in front of the City Hall. J. M. Campbell, pres.dent, occup- fed the chair, and pefore introducing Col. Wilgar, reporis were received '| from some of thie committees. J. Mel. Stephen, chairman @f the member- | : ae NOX A COLD TABLETS eadacha: Nonratas Sa ' Sold at Best's Drug Stove, MODEL + WATCHES » UR promise is that your a We have one particular style of thin model. man's must be satisfied with the glass- | ) es we prescribe and manufac | -watches, which is strong, dur- _ ture for you. We will relieve your able and an - excellent time- eye strain. We will' prescribe lenses keeper. that. will correct your defective vis- . ion. They will be so mounted that you get the full benefit of the remed- fal lenses. Ours is a perfect éyeglass service, . ol The movement {is fifteen jewel, with brequet hairspring and compensating balance, fit- ted in splendid quality gold filled, dust proof case. ship comm.iige;" reported. that the | membersuip had veen increased by {| 118 new members making the total | | membership to date 233. kurther ads { aitions were expected, g J. M. Campuoell announced that in view of the financial support being given to the Genbral "higgpital by many citizens, Queens Medteal Col< {lege was go.ng to remam in King: ston. This anncuncement was re- ceived with much. satistaction, R.'E. Burns, of the enteftainment committee, stated that a banguet .| would be held on March 9th, the date of the annual meeting, when the offi- cers and council would be elected. B. N. Steacy, of the joint indus- trial committee of the City Council gress, He stated that a housing pro- plem. existed that had to be solved, J. M. Campbell reported for the marine. committee and told of the harbor improvement 'plans dnd thé work accomplished. There were £at- important matter under: considera- tion at the present time Was a new union railway station, and he .ntro- duced Professor Wilgar who gave a letture from a plan proposed for the site in front of the city hall Union Railway Station. There were three kinds of union stations "head" stations, "L" and DISCUSSION UPON A UNION STA- | and Board of. Trade, féported pro-| isfactory assurances that these im-| | provements, fogether with adequate | elevator capacity, would be camplet- | ed when the Welland Canal was fin- | | ished: They will cost $2,000,000, The | ~ THE the station would be on the main | Lne of the (RT.R., and taking the Y. | M.C.A. the centre of the city, Mr. | | tage from these proposals was that | a convenient one. There was the question, however, of the attitude | of the C.P.R. and the C.N.R. toward | such a scheme, The location of the | freight sheds at the falr grounds | would not be so»convenient for the | Professor Wilgar pointed out the | objectionable high 'grade approach- | { ing the fair grounds from both.east ¥ud west, an obstacle that railways were trying constantly to overcome. Another proposdl, and one that would be sure to meet with strong opposition on_the part of the citi- zens was to lave 'a line run com- pletely around the water front, cros- sing all the wharves on trestles, pas- sing through Portsmouth and join- ing the main line again near Collins Bay. Discussion followed all of the proposals. . ei] Mr. Campbell stated that we had splendid train service at present, there being no Tess than twenty- eight trains out of the city, but with the amount of traffic we are entitled to a gud station. A vote was then taken on the city hall site for a un- jon station and it carried by a large majority. An informal meeting took place upon adjournment and the members got acquainted with each 4 other. fe '605TOF FIRE DEPIRTNNT win BE MUCH HIGHER THAN IT I WAS LAST YEAR. | Wages 'Will Be '$22,488.87 --Com- | 'mittee to Oppose Enactment of | Law to Give Firemen a Six-day Working Week. . The Civic Fire Committee passed | ts estimates yesterday afternoon | and found that it will require a4 good | deal more money than last year. Sal- ardes will take $22,448.87, and it will take $2,479 . for the keep of the horses. The brigade's clothing will cost $1,820; new horses, $1,000; fire alarm battery system, $2,288: re pairs to apparatus, $621; hose, { $1,600; repairs to buildings and sup- plies, $1,612; new flooring, $2,000; i auto car for chief, $1,500. The to- | tal cost of the fire department will be | about $38,000, , { Chief Armstrong drew to the at- tention of the committee: the report DAILY BRITIS reer Sa-- MeClelkarid showed that the site was | merchants. ¥, Pr 3 H WHIG » ' BO ar (Lr) mn > Ladies' Patent Button Boots " 1.85 : Odds and ends of lines; odd sizes, etc., Women's Patent Button Boots; mostly size 3 and 4, but have a few of nearly all sizes; for a quick, clear out, we have marked them down to $1.85. Some of the goods are worth $5.00, and most of them are worth $3.50 and $4.00. Abernethy's Shoe Store { "U", the speaker said, and in adopt- [that a deputation of Western On- 4 -- 3 % {ing the one best su.ted the railways | tario firemen had waited upon Hon. . were governed by the location of the | Mr. Rollo and asked him to introduce site aud the volume of traific; and |@ bill at the coming session of.the in determining the cost applied a Legislature making it incunibent upon formula Lased upon the daily aggre- | Municipalities to give the members Price $20.00. Fully guaranteed. "The House of Better Glasses" Opposite the Post Office Phone 699, Kinnear & d'Esterre KINGSTON. Rs 100 PELICENS ST. nF HOSPHODINE, e Grea i ration, hg Tones and invigorates re whole Na jj pervous system, makes new Blood " Rigg in old Veins. Used for Nervous p ility, aad Brain Worry, ~Despondency, Loss of Energv, Palpitation of sthe Heart, Failing Memory. Price $1 per box, six : $5. Sold by all druggists, or mailed in plain . 8, KIRKPATRICK, ny. anereint of price. New pamphiet mailed 86 Clarenve St. Kiaxstom. free, THE WOOD MEDICINE CO..TORONTO,ONT, i ga LAND FOR SALE. Olden Township, 204 acres, min~ eral rights reserved. Timber lot, chiefly hardwood, valuable, Ee YOUR OLD TIRES i Give Double Mileage if They Are REBUILT By Our Latest Process 10 p.c. DISCOUNT FOR 10 DAYS ONLY ON ALL REBUILT TIRES +. TIRE AND TUBE REPAIRS. 'DON'T WAIT TILL SPRING. ~ . DOITNOW Tomorrow May Be Too Late You Can SAVE MONEY Today OORE' The House of Good Tire Repairs. SORE ACOA WHE 1 i 3 Child's Brown Calf Button Boots; extension soles; sizes' 8 to 10%. ses 11to® - fl Wer Regular $4.00 and $4.50 - Now FESR ERAT ARENT Narra ura tna aaa . i F Allan M. Reid ; i 18, writes:--"1 have been a { {sleep at night and my appetite was -{ very poor. 1 could not walk across | ip, "| the floor i used Six boses when | fait ike. gate of tickets sold, aud an estimate { of the probaole increase in popula- | tion as indicated by the rate of | growth. The sjat.on chosen for the | site. under consideration was the| "head" station and accbrding to the plan shown would cost about $250,~ 000. It covered the whole area o¢- cupied by the C.P.R. passenger and freight stations and closed the foot of Clarence street, but allowed two tracks to run past to the Canadian Locomotive . Works and Ontario street. it showed 400 feet of covered track. Thére were decided disadvan. tages in the site, the sharp curve ap- roaching Brock street beng one of them, but as the freigut sheds would be located near the Tete de Font Barracks all freight trains would stop there, The average station en- closed from, 850 to 1,009 feet of track, but 400 feet was Likely to be ample for Kingston, R. J. McClelland, city engineer, produced a plan drawn by.& G.T.R. | engineer, April 23rd, 1873, which provided a loop that left the present main line near Oolliis Bay, entered | the eity near the corner of Univer< | gity avenue, ran down to King street, in King street, and out by way of the present suburban track. Two ot- her plans were prepared later that entered at Universily avenue and joined King street at the corner of West street. In 1906 Hugo Craig pre- pared a plan showing a union station at the fair grounds, He left the pre- sent lihe near Collins Bay, crossed Little Cataraqui creek south of the Bath road, thence to the fair grounds by crossing Princess street .at the Bath road, and from the fair grounds across the northern part of the city to the main line, Mr. Mitchell's loop also left the main lime near Collins Bay- crossed the fair grounds and joined the Tine at Kingston Mills. These ' plans had been rejected by the company owing to the cost of the hundred foot fill crossing Little Cat- araqui.Creek, Another objection was the grade, the fair grounds being the highest land in the city. The advan- of their fire brigades one day off in seven. 'The members of the Kings- ton brigade are satisfled with the present platoon system and their Wages, and the committee decided to ask the City Council to pass a re- solution opposing the proposal made to Mr. Rollo. If the proposed change was made, Kingston would have to add four firemen to its brigade. Livingston & Co; were given the contract for supplying the firemen's uniform. Their figure was $1,466.50. | 3 We --p-- eu, ; LATE MRS. A. IL, BOURDEAU. v ------ Her Sister. Passed Away in Detroit y Before, ' .~ | The fu of the late Mrs. A. Laclair Bou u took place Thurs day morning, Jan. 20th, at nine o'clock, to Bt. Mary's cathedral, where a solemn requiem mdss was sung by the Rev. Father Hyland, . Mrs, Bour- deau was a kind and most charitable woman, possessed of a charming dis- | position and was loved by all who came In conthct with her, both old and young. She was a member of the League of the Sacred Heart. | There is to mourn her loss a husband and five children: James Bourdeau, Mrs. Vernon Campbeil, Mrs, William Lawler and Mrs. Frank Holt, of Bos- ton, also Miss Georgina, at home, A sister of the deceased, Mrs, Charles Olver, of Detroit, Mich. passed Bway ine day previous to Mrs. Bour- dead's death. ; 4 ' The floral tributes included a pil low from the family; wreath from George 'Bourdeau, grandson; sprays, Mr, -and Mrs, James Druce, Mrs. Madrand, Mr. Reed. . Spiritual offerings: Mr. and Mrs. T. O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. R. Seaton, Mrs, Frank Lawrence, Mr, and Mrs. J. Lawrence, Mrs, Madrand, A. Pot- ter, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. A. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Carey, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ahearn, Mr. and Mrs, F, Leaden, Mr. and Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Bourdeau, Mr, and Mrs. W. T, Bourdeau; George Bourdeaun, grand- son; William and James Lawler, One Great Essential To a 'Woman's Health | «5 Isher Nerves . Nature intended 'women to be strong, healthy and happy as the day is long, instead of being sick and wretched. But how can any woman be healthy snd happy when the whole nervous syi.em is unstrung. The trouble i= they pay more attention to their social and' household duties than 'they do to their health. Is it and sinking spells, become weak and '| nervous, and everything in life bes L comes dark and gloomy. ..Miiburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are the very remedy that nervous, tited-out, weary women need to re- {|store them to the blessings of £00d | were health. it Mrs. P; H. Ryan Sand Point, N. sufferer from nerve troubles. 80° weak and mervoas I could not t trembling. I had hot flushes and fainting speHs., When { was on my second box of Heart and Nerve Pills 1 began feel better and kept om until any wonder then that they become ir-| {| ritable and nervous, have hot flush-| es, faint and dizzy spells, smothering | I was |; gra 3 1 Kingswell, John Maloney, Mr. and Mrs. George Jarrell, Mr. Donoghue, Mrs, T. Doolan, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Corrigan, Mrs. Killiher, Mr; and Mrs. George Joyce, Mrs. Jacob and family, Mr, and Mrs, P. igan, Mr, Melts and family, Mr. and Mrs. : nedy, Mr. and Mrs. Befinett, George Bennett, Sergt. and Mrs. Attwood, Stephen Conolly, Mrs. William Cook, R. Nolan, Mrs. Agnes Martin, Mr, and Mrs, Wikilam Hall, & 5 5 "OPPRESSIVE, he' SAYS. JUDGE iw a 3 RAI ; and ° Mrs. Alfred | We have the new models In the fashionable Furs and now is the . time to huy as next year's prices will be higher. 'Come in and look. CAMPBELL BROS. Kingston's Oldest Fur Store . Washing Won't Rid ; Head of Dandruff The only sure way to get rid of 'dandruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when re- tiring----use enough to moisten thé scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. | : Do this tonight, and by morning, most if not all, of your dandruff wil be gone, and three or four more ap- 'plications will completely dissolve! and entirely destroy every single sign 'and race of it, no matter how much 2 ASTOUNDING FACTS THAT COUNT Household Furnishings are "pouring" out of this jm- mense stock dally to our ut- most capacity. It is a fact that if the buying ° public knew the conditions: of the market to-day, the advanced prices that are coming, and the great sacrifices we are making, they would grasp the chance while it is on. 8% James Reid UNDERTAKER Phone 147 for Service: E ny = "TL § 2 £ Our Ice Cream is. of the purest quality, = made only from the best of farm cream, = and oug Fruit is of the finest, but what is the = use of telling you all this-----what we want is for you to try our Cream and we are as- - sured you will never use any other. = FOR HOLIDAY COOKING = (POVERED BOASTING PANS--STOREY CAKF TINS--PYREX == EL OVEN WAKE. MIXL:G BOWLS EB