Founded 1859 FINE FURS MADE TO ORDER COATS in Persian Lamb, Seal, Squirrel, Mole, Hud- , son Seal, Cloth, Fur-trimmed and the popu- lar Fur for girls, Silver Raccoon. \ John McKay, Limited KINGSTON, 149-157 BROCK STRERT ONTARIO rt THE ELECTRIC SHOP Cail and arrange for ® free trial of the A.B. C. ELECTRIC WASHER 115 Brock Street. Phone 1545. W. C. CANNON ~eouome Aen} F. J. GRACE SOWARDS KEEPS COAL --and-- COAL KEEPS SOWARDS PHONE 155, UPTOWN OFFICE--McGALL'S CIGAR STORE PHONE 811. SOWARDS COAL COMPANY SPECIAL PRICE ON BRISCOE TOURING CARS 'We offer REE ONLY new, model 4-34 Standard Black Touring Cars for PRICE of $995.00 each, delivered Kingston, free of all charges. This is a reduction of $600 a car--equal to or lower than a pre-war price. Sixty of these Cars wer * two days. We have onl three buyers. See. them at our Garage, ANGLIN BROS. e fold in Toronto, at this price, in y three and they "will be sold to the first THE DAILY BRITISH WHIC SPOKE ON * Rotarian Rev. E. W. Dale's Fine Address to the Rotary Club. | 1 i -- A splendid address by Rotarian {Rev. W. Taylor Dale on "Citizen- | ship," featured the weekly luncheon (of the Kingston Rotary Club, held {on Friday. Rotarian Rex Snelgrove | presided, and there was a/%ood at- | tendance of the members. ' President {#'Joe® Stewart is home from his trip |t0 Florida, but is confined to his | home, through ilingss, and on this account was unable to be present. The members hope for a speedy re- covery Secretary Roy Ward ennounced that the local club would bave a from twenty-five or 'perhaps members of the Rotary Club in Toronto, some time during Febru- ary or March. The club received a letter from the Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment thanking the club for the invitation to the play put on during Christmas week by the Rex Stock Company, at the Grand. In his address, Rotarian Dale spoke on "Citizenship" from the standpoint of civie, domindon, imper- ial and world. The speaker said | there were a number of people who | could not see any good in their city, jand to this class of people he wonld visit fifty { out." "I think it is the duty of every | citizen to shoulder some responsibil- ity. If a citizen is not in some Te- | sponsible position, then he should do all in his power to help those who {are. And every public man places | himself in a position for criticism, |and no person should enter public j 128 who. is thin-skinned. He should | bo ready to take the cold blasts as j weil as the balmy breezes. But when (We elect these men to office, we should give them the fullest measure [or our support, - | The speaker sald that the laws on the statute books ghould receive the | hearty co-operation of every citizen, {and continuing told about five hun- {dred business men of Toronto hold- |ing a meeting the other day. The | Suthering represented twenty dif- {ferent clubs in the city, and met for ithe purpose of arranging to have | Toronto receive a. greater share of | advertising. The speaker said that | Kingston could well take a Jeaf from | Toronto's book, in this respect. | "Every citizen should get on or | get out," continued the speaker, who appealed to everyome to speak well | of Kingston, at the same time point- |ing to its many advantages. It was {up to the citizens not only to main- [tain the traditions of the city, but to | write new history for the city. Speaking about domindon citizen- ship, the epeaker said that no citi- zens were more favorably situated |than those of Canada. He paid a warm tribute to our ancestors who | bewed the way for us, and as a re- {sult of their noble work we today 'BAY STREET KINGSTON, ONTARIO Residence For Sale Brick ten rooms, oak floors, SATURDAY GRANULATED SUGAR (WIth your order) ....5 Ibs. 38e, Choice Island Butter ........ Belleville Creamery . Cleaned Currants ........ .. New Juicy Dates .....3 8. 3Te, Frem Pack Rolled Oats ¢ Ibs, 22¢, Large Juicy Lemons ....25¢. dos. Week-end Oranges .... 40c, dozen Red Salmon Castile Soap 7 bars 2e, Surprise, Gold or P, & G. Soap washer naa en variny 6 for 35e, Tea, with the Saver ....33¢, i», Oysters, Celery, Old Cheese. 'Save the Difference" : » Cullen's CASH AND CARRY ALFRED and PRINCESS STS, hot water furnace, open plumb- ing, two 'toilets, large portico and balcony, garage and spac- fous outbuildings. Wellington near City Park. Owner leaving city will sell at reasonable price. I RH. Waddell The McCann Agency Phones 320-596. 88 Breck st, || EARN YOUR LIVING How long could you hold your job--how much could you earn, if you were blind? A great many people are handi- capped--have their earning power reduced--because of defective sight which might be remedied with proper glasses. A painstaking, scientific exami- 'nation of your eyes, such as | make, { might be a revelation to you, - | JER na ; KingStreet. ~~ Phone 1019w:" + 342 enjoyed many good things. | Up to about a century ago, the | leadership of the world rested on the Empire for art, literature and poli- tica. Europe was the home of cul- ture. The speaker wag sure that all [oul agree that in the last hundred | years the leadership had been trans- {ferred from the eastern to the west- ern hemisphere, - | We were Hving In an era of great | possibilities, and still greater lead- ership. Canada had made great strides during the past six or eight years, and today was recognized as one of the world's nations. "We have great opportunities. There is something in the atmos- phere that brings out the best that is in a man. All who came out to Canada from the old land will agree with me when say this. And I have been here long enough to eee this Canadian epirit--one of persever- {ance and optimism. It 4s the kind of spirit that nothing can keep back. It is the type of epirit that is mani- fested when a men has lost every- thing, and says he will build again, and is determined to go ahead. Every I man who 8 worthy of the name of a || Canadian should declare thet he is going to make good and do it." Speaking about citizenship from an imperial stahdpoint, the speaker referred to the fact that when he first came out to Canada from the ol land, he was out to the Rocikies, end then drew a picture of his re- cent visit to the old Jand. At the Rodkies he feit right at home with the people and on his trip overseas be got into conversation with an Australian and was night et home with him too. The British spirit united us in one great brotherhood CITIZENSHIP" Taylor say that they should "get on, or get | le oncerned with our own back yard, | but We must be interested in world- wide affairs. It fs for all of us to develop this spirit. The resourdes of this country ar® not the lakes, | minerals, fisheries, etc., but the men, | | Valentines j oman, children and babies, and we must all play our part to bring about the best development of our people and our country." At the close Rotarian Dale was tendered a hearty vote of thanks by, Rotarian Rex Snelgrove om behadf of | the club, The following visitors were fmtro- {duced at roll call: - A. J. Cole, George' W. McGlynn, | Warden G. M. Drew, and J. W, Gray- {lor. The latter is with the Audit Bureau of Cireulation, Chicago, and Is on his annual visit to Kingston. -------- ear Have Trouble With Pumps, The. men employed by the Canada | Steamship Lines %o look after tho [company's vessels laid up in the har- bor are having considerable trouble with their pumps owing to the coid weather of the past week. Each morning the hold of almos: every | vessel has to be pumped out, with a [natural leakage, and when thelr re ---- I= - | CHILDREN HUS pipes, etc., freeze up, their difficulties are increased. This trouble is great- er this year than Mast, as at no time last winter did the workmen have to | {thaw out the pumps. British Mails. Letters, newspapers and mparcal | post mails will close at 9 p.m., Sat- urday, Jam, 28th, S.S, Zealand, via Halifax. Has Gone to Cobourg. Keith Hull, Bath Road, is attend- |ing the boys' convention at Cobourg, | which is now in session. There are three reasons why a girl | wants pretty clothes. She wants them |to satisfy her own vanity, to make { her friends envious and to attract the |things who wear trousers. Until further notice our store will be open all day Mondays. A. Martin {Litd., successors to Wm. Davies Co., phone 597. lf OUR ANNUAL Clearing Sale of Furs, Hats and liery Started To-day Presentation to Miss Elsie Dunlop-- This Sale means gen- uine + reductions on our entire winter stock of Furs, Hats and Millinery. In each department you will find the goods plainly marked, and arranged ready for your choosing. Each day you will find list of the bargains in this space, but there are bargains that can- not be advertised. § Come to our store and have a look for yourself. Come to- FIVE C PHONE 919, BE on Ev ------------ SWEETHEART Serious--F rivolous--Sentimental--Formal THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1922, \ 8B . for FRIEND MOTHER BAND With GROWN-UPS FATHER WIFE Greetings ENTS TO ONE DOLLAR OPEN TILL 8.00 P.M, BIG VALUES _ FOR SATURDAY NIGHT SHOPPERS 50c. Big value at 75c, On sale to-night ... Boys' heavy Ribbed Hose all wool--black--sizes 8 to 10. | 89. | Women's winter weight Black | Tights, regular price $1.25 and | $1.50. | «++. 90c. | To-night visi wareies SOC, A clearin low bust; brok Gauntlet Mitts--N Grey, Red, White. 85c. line. g line of Women's Corsets--high, medium, or en sizes, 19 to 30. A snap to-night . . . 50c¢. | Children's Heavy All - Wool | avy, Brown, Regular Tonight ............ .50c. | CORSETS, 98c. ....98e, Eten eee 1D 25c¢c. 10 dozen Huck and Turkish Towels--good size and: weight | --For a Saturday night snap TO-NIGHT . The Heatherbloom Underskirt s, Green, Blue, Black, in all len PICTORIAL QUARTERLY for Spring--now on sale 'Newman & Shaw rinle siete inieinie nme ernie SOC. GACH $3.98 FOR $1.98 with Taffeta floun gths. Reg. $3.98 line. * ena fees einin ase ce-- Rose, $1.98 "se 25c¢. Always Busy Store EVENTS AT PITTSFERRY. Dufferin Lodge Holds Dance. { Pittsterry, Jan. 26 --Owing to the snow storm there was no service in St. Lawrence church on Sunday, The | ferin lodge on Tuesday evening. Gan- anoque talent furndshed the music. Mrs, W. M. Mosier and children, Wolfe Island, ere spending 5 dow 'with her parents, Mr. an rs. Sy there, Mme, H. Scott emter- tained at the tea hour on Monday evening, . A jolly party consisting of the con- $3,100 Quebec Street, near Division, detached two« storey frame dwelling, containing 7 rooms and bathroom, gas and electric lights, hot water heating. ' E. W. MULLIN & SON EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Corner Johnson and Division Streets « « Phones 530w and 580J, "Some of Our Many Values" $2.95--Ladies' Low Shoes, Oxfords; Straps, Pumps, ete., neari all sizes in the lot. > 7 $8.95--Ladies' New Coco Brown with low heels; all sizes. $1.00--Ladies' Black Felt Overgaiters, 12 button height, all Oxfords, new Golf Shoe Model, .95--Rig Sale Men's Fine Boots; odds and ends, etc., nearly