I ] 41 4 4 4 SPRING NECKWEAR hia Exclusive Patterns. <! } | | | "THE CLUB" 112 Princess BEWARE OF F Whom GUNS pa hanithy soll the pe t oy y gums of teeth, TE Keep the testhéuund keep the gums § well. Watch for tender and biesding gums. This is a symptom of Pyorr! which afflicts four out of five people - over forty. Flothe menaces the body as well as the teeth, Not only do the gums gecede and cause the teeth to decay, and fall but, but the infecting : hea germs lower the body's vital ind cause many seictis ills. dentist '0 avoid Pyorr t your for tooth and gum - white and clean. using it teday. If gum-shrinkage set. in, use Forhan's according to | iohs, and consult a dentist ime Wediately for special treatment. ws and 60c jibes in Sanada and CU our druggist cannot suppl nd us direct and we 'will en BORHAN'S, LTH ar SORHAN'S, LTD., Montreal | Warmth! W-a-r a-t-h!l WARMTH | suffering from smallpox, was referred i guarry. This was referred to the city | No. 70 Wellington street, which was te eo re . MARY PICKFOR Mary Pickford, the Toronto-born movie queen, is expected to pay a visit to England in the spring to act for one of the British film companies. She is reputed to be earning at present about $1,000,000 a year, and is the fortunate possessor of Hollywood, thé beauti- BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING | REPORT OF MILK INSPECTOR ON | TESTS MADE. | | More Houses to. be Clpsed Owing to | Their Being Unfit for Habitation Other Matters Before the Board. | The Board of Health met on Thurs- | day afternoon and a number of im- | portant matters were dealt with, RE. i Cain, chairman, presided. The monthly report of Dr. G. W. Bell, milk inspector, who was absent through illness, was read. He told | of his inspection of cows and of find- | ing, with few exceptions, that all| were in a healthy condition. No milk | was being sent to the city for sale | from Miseased cows. Pure milk re- quired that the cows be examined periodically by a qualified veterinary | inspector. This examination, in his | opinion, should be made at least twice a year. The butter fat tests | were as follows : A'Hearn, 3.05 per | cent., J. Gordon 3,06, P, Vallentine | 8.08, Barker Bros. 5.00, T, Uller | 3.05, Bauder 3.03, Babcock 3.086, | Knight 4.02, W. G. Sears 4.00, Kingston General Hospital's milk | 4.02, Hotel Dieu. 3.08. Several] others were reported by number, but | all. sliowed over three per gent. but- | ter fat. ; Licenses to sell milk were issued to the following stores :.J. Cullen, Mr. Nash, Mr, Gilchrist, Mr. Shields, J. Kelly, W. V. Webster; to street ven- dors, William Stewart, W. G. Spears; keepers of cows, T. C. Henderson, one cow, George W, Hyland, one cow, The inspector's report was ddopt- ed and it was moved that the inspee~ tor be asked if those who sell cream to the ice cream parlors have licenses, also those who sell milk and cream to the Kingston Dairy School. A claim from R. C. Babcock through his solicitor, A. B. Cunning- ham, for damages amounting to $83; for clothing destroyed when he was { to the city solicitor, Mr. Dine filed a complaint for injury te his cellar by water drainging from an adjacent engineer. I. Cohen asked for the placing of a sewer on Montreal street where he is building . thirty-two houses. This was also referred .to the city engineer. Another complaint was received about a dwelling house, declared to be unsanitary. The city clerk produced by-laws from a number of other cities gav- erning the sale of milk and fhe price at whicki it is sold. t Sault Ste. Marie the price is 15 cents a quart, Hamilton 15 cents. 8t. Catharines uses a score card containing one hun- dred questions; 75 per cent. of which have to be answered satisfactorily before a license is granted. At Wood- stock milk is sold at 14 cents a quart or eight quarts for $1.00 and it is all bottled at a pasteurizing plant erected by the vendors themselves. The whole city, wihch has a popula- tion of 14,000, is supplied from this one plant, There was much discussion over the report from Woodstock, Mrs. John MacGillivray thought it the best System, and Steps should be taken don 14 cents. . All the repgofts were referred to the medical health officer, and the inspector, asking them to make a report, and any recommenda tons for the benefit of Kingston. Mrs. Macgillivray moved that the secre: tary write to 'Wo k and ascer- tain how they worked out their sys- thought that the ecard system might be adopted-here. to articlés of food such as po | lever releasing the correct amount of | ful house depicted above, which is situated in lovely Los Angeles, California. | will receive a great welcome in England goes without sayi | 'mony of the position she holds in the cinema world as Seven Senteftce Sermon. It is better to wear out than to rust out.--Bishop Cumberland. . =. a Talk that does not. end in any kind of action is better suppressed alto- gether.--Carlyle. * * * Unheard, because' our ears are.dull, Unseen, because our eyes are dim. He walks our earth, the Wonderful, And all good deeds are done to Him. ~--~Whittier, " =» * There is no life so humble that, it it be true and genuinely human and obedient to God, it may not hope to shell some of his light. --. Phillips Brooks. - - . Bear ye one another's burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.--Gal, 6:2. If our love were but more simple, We should take Him at His word, And our lives would be all sunshine In the sweetness of our Lord. =F. W. Faber. . Forgivenes is not a sudden sob of mercy in the propitiated h 0 God, it is the perpetual stage of tie divine heart, a divine hospitality open to all--G: Johnston Ross. Mammoth lioisting Engine. An electrically driven hoisting en- gine has been installed in an English coal mine that can lift 150 tons an hour from a vertical depth of 900 feet. > Fountain for Home Use, A soda water fountain for home use has been invented, pulling a flavoring syrup and charged water together. den Clogged Nostrils Open Breathing Made Easy, Catarrh Cured! New Method Very Successful. It is a new method of treatment, that of medicated "air, and cannot fail to be beneficial. It goes wher- ever air can go, thus reaching all the affected parts. It purifies as by fire. Simply burning up the disease germs. Cc hozone {is a non-polsonous and heal ent; it tharefore acts upon the mucous tissues of : the throat nasal passages, and bronchial tubes, = destroying all microbe life, and at the same time heals' up all the inflamed parts. 'As a cure for Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, La Grippe; as a strengthen- er for the throat, Catarrhozone can- not be equaled. wy It is a guaranteed cure, and'is highly endorsed by prominent phy- sicians who use Catarrhozone in their practice, ' Catarrhozone outfit complete, con- sisting of a beautifully polished hard rubber inhaler and sufficient Catarrh- ozone for two months' price $1.00, smaller size 50c; at all dealers. That she" as she will receive the testi- Jirst Yovorito," ~~ 1 STEAMER 10 BE ANCHORED THE COLUMBIA TO BE SOLD AT OGDENSBURG, N.Y. It Ran Out of Kingston For Some Years--Latterly Traded Betweén Lake Ports and Montreal. Steamer Columbia, which is owne ed by Ogdensburg, N.Y., people, will be 'sold at- a mortgage foreclosure sale atthe St. Lawrence Trust com- pany's bank in that city March 1st. The mortgage is held by the bank. The steamer has Had a long and spec- tacular career. It was built in 1881 by George Presley of Cleveland and is 235 feet long, 38% feet beam, and 20 feet molded depth. It is of wooden construction and was operated on the Gredt Lakes for a number of years by various owners. In 1912, at which time she was owned by R. Williamson of Buffalo, she was burned opposite this city while en route from Montreal to Chi cago and was beached opposite the Continental building. The fore port of the Ship was entirely burned off. For 'folir years she laid where she had been.beached. In 1316 she was purchased by the Ogdensburg Steam- ship company. She was pumped out and taken to the Ruthland railroad docks, where about $49,000 was ex- pended in rebuilding her. She went | into commission late that fall and had since traded between Lake On- tario points, Ogdensburg, Prescott and Montreal. ACTRESS' UNIQUE CLAIM Apparel Out of Style After Delay in Transit, : Kansas City, Mo.,, Feb. 20.--The value of some flimsy lingerie, seve- ral pairs of silk hose, two fur coats, four hats, five silk gowns, and seve- ral other articles of women's wearing apparel which belonged to Miss Ger« trufle Lane, a moving picture actress is to be determined by a jury in the Circuit Court in a suit on trial here. Miss Lane, who is twenty years old, and an attractive brunette, sued the American Railway Express Company for $1,700, the value of wearing ap- parel which she testified was con- tained in a trunk. The trunk was shipped from Kan- sas City, June 24th, 1918, to New York, was lost in transit, and found eighteen months later in New York city. The express company, she testi- fied, wanted her to aecept the trunk when it was found, but she refused, declaring the gowns, the hats, and the fur coats were decidedly out of style by that time. WOULD ABOLISH GOVERNOR Platform of New South Wales Labor Party, -- Sydney, Australia, Feb. 20.~The Labor candidate, Mr. Storey, in an electoral 'speech,' in which he outlin- ed the policy of the New South Wales Labor party if the party was elected, declared it would abolish the uge- less Jaapuarnalia of state governor and legislative touneil." He said it was proposed {o impose a larger share of the public barden on un- productive capital, lative in- vestments and absent from the country, while the producers share in the burden would be lightened. Hash is the 'ghost of » square meal PROFITEERING WITH ZAM-BUK Before the war, wae §0c. a box. Al during war, | When the cost of production was | 5 Overcoats And Suits All Styles $25.00 $28.00 aridly advancing, the price of k= uk to the consumer remained © same. Now, with the war "| over, while some i : no of log | + For every | box you have bought, ha i been asked to pay oh Jou Fog Is this method of doing business not worthy of recognition? Ans. wer this Shetion by Sontinul to recommen 0 appreciate, and to use Zam-Buk--the greatest houses bold of he xe times. Nise it for all la troubles, ec. a, ringworm, abscesses, vic ols pimples, piles, blood.polson: » hand. ar pped hands, cold sores, ises, burns, scalds, etc, All Dealers, $0c. Box. Reliable Ready-to-wear Clothing and Perfect Fitting Tailoring 181 PRINCESS STREET STILL BUSY SELLING SHOES 'COME IN AND INSPECT THE BIG BARGAINS WE ARE. GIV- ing in Shoes. We must reduce our stock of Shoes and are clearing out all lines, at: ; . = "The Model Shoe Store W. A. Sawyer - 184 Princess St. "That Naughty Wal" tovesto se side "While Others Are Building Cates 1 the Auton Tron Solh plead by » Oh visa Cooond 216082 Get these new "His Master's Voice" dance : records and try them on your Victrola. * Any "His Master's Voice" ee Manufoctared by Berliner Gram-o-phone Company. Limited, Montreal » » ! F. W. COA Victor Victrolas . ~ Phone 445, . FEL Ean dan : Agent * 158 Prec Street. » -- _ ah dd. 8 'MAHOOD BROS. |. Agents Victor-Victolas. 113 Princess Street. Ea baa Bil A 0 2 ob wv Bai di WT Ye . hha " dha haa hh ahhh dha id A Ry YY rr a v wr Be AAI. ; + 229-231-233-235-237 Princess Street. Phone 90. a ah a a a Ak