Daily British Whig (1850), 17 Jan 1924, p. 2

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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG TRURSDAY, JANUARY 17, IM USKRAT ~~ COATS Your choice The kind advertised lo- cally as great bargains at $95.00 to $135.00. N COMPARE and you will soon be convinced. - : Persian Lamb Coats, Hudson Seal, Rac- .coon, French Seal and other Fur Coats at proportionately low prices. Compare, com- [pare--you can't save or make dollars easier. -- e---- er ------. 10 CONTINUE ROAD PAVIKG Board of Works Think Present Programme 8hould Be Retained. The Board of Works held an in- | formal meeting on Wednesday after- noon but no business of vital im- | portance was considered. At the re- quest of 'the members, the. city en- { glneer and. the chairman will pre. | sent:a report at the next meeting as to the paving work which should be | dowe during the year, Although a | vote was not take, the various mem- bers stated that they thought the | paving programme which has been | underway for some years should be | continued. It was the opinion of the committee that the citizens were an- xious that. most of the streets be paved. It was stated that some .ot the debentures which have been is- sued for road paving in 1914 would expire this year which would mean that any work undertaken this sea- son would not increase the ' tax rate. - The city engineer was given auth: ority to call for tenders for material that will be required for the build- ing of the pavements. The Blue Garage on Bagot street was given permission to erect a second gasoline pump in front of its property. ; The, request of Thomas Lovett for damages for injuries which his daughter received when she fell on the street some time ago was referr- ed to the city soMeitor. Several "of the aldermen brought to the attention of the city engineer bad pleces of roadway. Most of these places will be paved during the sum- mer so the trouble will be remedied. The following members were pres- ent: Ald. Peters (chairman), John- son, J. B. Holder, Sargent, Boya, Godwin and Joyce. T. J. RIGNEY TO ACT Island Roll Butter Fresh shipment. Get your supply early. Per Ib, ...87c. POTATOES White Rose, extra fine and mealy--bag cesnsen. S170 FOR THE ONLY PER. MANENT ROOF USE " RU-BER-0ID Strip - Shingles > SPECIAL ! WALL BOARD For All Purposes, Sold by The K. D. Mfg. Co. \. 680 MONTREAL ..le0.2 dbs. 2Be. Excellent Black Tea, Ib. 53c. Can you afford to miss it? "Another cut in prices to go into effect Saturday, January 19th. See Friday's issue for prices. THE CLUB DESRNEES, ¢ PHONES10. 'THREE MURDER CHARGES To Come Before the Winter Assizes at London, - Ont * -------------- T. J. Rigney, K.C., of this city, will conduet the prosecution in three murder charges to come before Judge Riddell, at the winter assizes at London. Sydney . Murrell and Slim" Williams who were on trial at the last session of the gourt for the murder of Russell Campbell, a bank clerk at Melbourn, Ont., in which the jury disagreed, will again face trial. The other case is that af Clarence Topping, a young man, the confessed slayer of his sweetheart, Geraldine Dunston, at Lendon. "Slim¥ Williams is at present an in- mate of the Portsmouth penitentiary, serving a term for theft. rn i, WILL OCCUPY THE BOXES Box holders for performances of "The Message of The Bluebird: 8ir Archibald and Lady Macdonell Mrs. J. B. Carruthers. Col. and Mrs, J. N. 8. Leslie, Col. and Mrs. G. Hunter, Ogilvie. Col, and Mrs. Perry. Mrs. W. H. Macnee. Was Decidedly Thrilling. At the winter fair at Ottawa on Tuesday, Capt. W. I. Fifdey led his Royal. Military College troopers through several feats of almost in- credible agility, which were included in the jumping features, which prov- ed such a popular attraction, says the Ottawa Journal. Riding three abreast with arms folded, the troop- ers flew over the obstruction on their rushing horses with the great- est ease, or, turning abont, took the high jump without difficulty. At the conclusion of this, perhaps, the most popular event of the evening, Rt. Hon, Arthur Meighen rose and took the general salute from the de- tachment. In this great ride Capt. Finney's troop consisted of B.S.M. R. Betts, Bombadier Smith afid Gunners Ran- frew, Williams, Cook, Barton and Robinson. To_Address Boy Beouts. : Prof: K. Sandwell, Queen's University, has accepted an invita. tion extended to him by the officials of the Montreal Boy Scouts Associa- tion to be the guest of honor at the 'annual Boy Scout banquet which will be held in the rose room of the Windsor Hotel on January 30. Prof, Sandwell will give a short address | particularly adapted to the will attend the banquet. | Still Drive on the Ice, The Wolfe Islanders who want to come over to the city have to 'drive out on the fice for a distance boys whe of about one quarter of a mile and | board the steamer Wolf Island. It is stated that the ice is very firm. | At an early hour on Thursday norning, men employed of Works department were Members | 'Bentley was tdken back to Toronto r * + : Ts } Man in police [court complained | because he had to get his own] breakfast, Will all the Kingston men who have to prepare their own breakfast please stand? Magistrate Farrell weighed the evidence In a scale case and then fined the agcused $15 and costs. Suppose we can look for a boost In ice cold drinks this summer if there is a shortage of ice. Last winter all the talk was about a shortage of coal. This winter the | scarcity of ice is the burning ques- | tion, { "Jealous Husbands" will be seen! at a local theatre this week. Jealous wives will turn out en masse for this treat. The board of works will go into the paving business on an extensive plan this year, More joy riding for the owners of cars. Old mariners say that we will get all the cold weather in February and that the harbor will be frozen over then. : Perhaps the harbor will not be frozen over till next December, Kingston man and his wife had a row over a door which ended in the police cotirt. Hubby fought for the open door while his better half was a strong advocate for the closed door. The curlers may be a busy lot but it takes the Weather Man to put a crimp in their activities. Babe Ruth, the home run king of the Yankees, has a new title, "Babe in the Woods," because he has sign- ed up for work in a lumber camp. AT HOME FOR AGED, Balvationists Give Old Folks Cone cert and Treat. The Salvation Army band and songster brigade with Ensign Bosh- er, entertained the inmates at the House for the Aged Wednesday evening. Bandmaster H. Otten, who wielded the baton deserves great credit for the way in which the band has made progress and the selec- tions played were enjoyed. Songster Leader V. Fraser selected two pieces which were sung creditably by the brigade. Ensign Bosher read the 23rd Psalm and in his remarks said it was a joy for the Salvation Army to bring cheer to others, Mrs. Fras er, who conducts the service at the home each Sunday morning, pre- sented each one of the inmates with a present alsp an orange and cand. ies from the. Salvation Army. eral spoke and thanked the en for the splendid entertainment, The following programme was rendered: Opening song, "Guide Me O Thon Great Jehovah'; prayer by Band Sergeant R. Bessant; march by the band; selection, "Mighty to Save, songsters; solo, "Beautiful Home," T. Hamilton; selection, "A Song ot Hope," band; selection, 'Crown Him," songsters; selection, 'The Song that Reached my Heart," band; solo, "City of the Golden," Mrs, Leon Tidman; Bible reading, En: sign Bosher; "The Prize March," band; duet, "What a Friend," Miss E. Newman and T. Hamilton; march, "Reliance," band; closing hymn, "Jesus Lover of My Soul." S-------- mds, Wanted In Toronto. At the request of 'the Toronto po- lice, the Kingston police placed un- der arrest F. Li. Bentley, on a charge of obtaining $15 by false pretenses from Ernest Green, of that city. on Wednesday afternoon by Detec- tive! Sergeant Mulholland. I ------ Another shipment of gen ui.e MAH-JONGG Games NEWPORT SET $30.00 Made of Ivoroid and wood--packed in mahogany case with brass trimmings. Other popular sets at $5.00 and up 206.8 Welingon St. JVI OORE 'S x83 Welingon St. |} by om OF BROKEN LINES --------_--r A Great Two Day Clearing Sale oO ge ws ne 6'x9'--to clear . .... 9x10' 6" --to clear . . 9x12'--to clear . . .. A 2 ONLY WOOL WOOL and FIBRE RUGS In small rose patterns. XY... or $10.00 each ..:.$2.50 ....$6.95 ....5$8.95 RUGS BRUSSELETTE RUGS 6'x9"--Sale Price .......$5.95 7' 6"'x9'--Sale Price . ...$7.50 9'x9'--Sale Price .......$9.00 9x10" 6"--Sale Price . .$12.00 3 only, Rag Rugs-- 6'x9 ..........$8.25 each 6' 9"x9'--to clear .. 6" 9"x9"--=to clear .. 7' 6""x9--to clear .. 9'x9'--to clear . . ... 9x10" 6'"--to clear . 9'x12'--to clear TAPESTRY RUGS ves . 39.95 ...$12.00 BRUSSELS RUGS | only, 6' 9"'x9'--to clear $19.50 | only, 9x10' 6""--to clear $29. | only, 9'x12'--to clear $32.50 ....$9.95 .+.$13.50 -. $18.00 ...$15.00 VELVET RUNNERS 2 only, 2' 3"'x9"--on sale $12.00 2 only, 2' 3"'x12'---on sale $15.00 PRICE OF up TWO CENTS A POUND The Export Demand for Cana- dian Western Beef Is the Cause. According to present indications Kingstonians will have to pay more for the first class beef from now on. On Thursday morning it was learn. ed that the price of western first class beef-was by the quarter rails. ed from 12 to 14 cents a pound. It is stated -that the reason for the increase is the export demand for Canadian western beef. "The local market has been flooded with local beef during the past few weeks and it sold at all prices. 4 Eggs which are a little more plentiful, are selling at all prices, according to quality. Strickly fresh eggs are selling at from 60 to 65 cents a dozen. Storage eggs are bringing about 45 cent dozen. AT OTTAWA WINTER FAIR. nbn Kingston Birds Included in List of & Kingston birds carried off honors at the Ottawa Winter Fair. 'Fol- lowing ig a list of the local prise' winners: Partridge, Cochin Bantams, B. O. Whitney, 3rd hen, 8rd cockrel, 2nd pullet. R. C. Anconas, J. Colclough, 1st and 2nd hen. Game Bantams, Black red, J. C. K. Munsie, 1st and 2nd cockrels, and pullets, & - " White Wyandottes, J. White, 2n hen, 3rd pallet, 3rd pen. by tae ff all aha 3rd cocks, 3rd hen, 2nd pullet i h § a] i | & : 2 i : i i if ii 7 I : | WE MAKE HATS WE TRIM HATS WE SELL HATS. Parisian Stop 822 BROCK STREET « , } PRODUCE MARKETS. | THREE ENGLISH SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUGS 7'6"x9--toclear .......$2950 9x10 6"--to clear . ...$39.50 9x12'--toclear .........$49.00 These are wonderful values. WILTON RUGS AND RUNNERS GREATLY REDUCED 6' 9"x9'--to clear". .......$35.00 -6'9"x10' 9x10" 6" --to clear .....$4250 9'x12'--t 1 Wilton Runner--3'x12'--to clear . ..... ca Newman & THE 'ALWAYS BUSY STORE '--to clear . . $33.50 lear ......$48.00 x Shaw -- Toronte, Jan, 17.-- eavy steers, $7.26 to $7.85, attle, $6.25 to $6.76. Lambs, $11 to $12. Hogs, $7 to $7.25, Hens, 23c to 24c. Chickens, 16c. Turkeys, 30c to 86c. Manitoba wheat, No. 1 northern, bay ports, $1.11. : Manitoba oats: No. 2 C.W., not quoted. No, 8, 45 1-2¢c. \ No. 1 feed, 44 1-2¢ 1 Ontario wheat, nominal, 98¢ to 96e outside. Oats, Ontario No. 2 white, 38¢ to l 49¢, | Hay: Extra No. 2 timothy, per ton, $15, | |i track, Toronto. . No. 2, $14.50, No. 3, $12.50. Medium, $11 to $12. Eggs: Firsts. 36¢c to 37ec. Seconds, 28¢ to 30e. Extras, 43¢c to 44ec. Cartons, 45¢ to 46e. Cartons, fresh, 60c to 6le. Eggs delivered Toronto: Extras, 38c to 40c. Firsts, 32¢ to 336. 'Storage, firsts, 31 to 32¢. Seconds, 25¢ to 26c. Splits, 23¢ to 24c. Butter to retail trade: Creamery, extra'fancy, 46c to 47¢. Ureamery No. 1, 45¢ to 46c. No. 2, 42¢ to 43¢. ; Delivered Toronto: : Png Creamery, special, 43¢ to 43 1-2e. No. 1, 42 to 43e. 4 complete bathroom and two ex- tra toilets, Gurney Oxford Hog Water Furnace; good cellar, all [| in A1 condition. Possession by | May 1st. If interested phone us for in. formation and appointment. No. 2, 40 1-2¢ to 41 1-2¢, ', . Cheese, new large, 22 1.3¢ ¢o - 23 Yl. New twins, 28¢ to 28 1-2¢. _. Mrs. John J. Burns, -Deits, 'has purchased the Beverly H FOLIO--regular : ss Fox Trots, § Fois sna emicn

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