DAILY BRITISH WHIG ALL COUGHS AND COLDS Quickly yield to Dr. Hickey's Speedy Reliet 25c. and 50c. L. T. Best ------ rns FOR SALE $1,700-- Frame house, 5 rooms, stable and garage, double lot. $8,500--Five duplex cement block dwellings, 8 rooms each, B. and T., electric light, deep lot. Rent turn- ing 10% investment. not, $4,500--Brick, 8 rooms, B. and T., electric light, h.w. floors, veran- dah, right of way. $7,500--Brick, central, all modern. 6 building lots in Portsmouth. Houses to rent----$20 and $22. Insurance and money to loan. Customs Broker. * 's Real Estate 411% BROCK ST., KINGSLON Telephone 1925F. ns | DIANONDS arealways one of the most impor- tant items in the Jeweler's stock. For this reason we carry an ex- cellent selection, both LOOSE AND MOUNTED IN RINGS, BAR PINS, ete. If interested we should be NE pleased to place our val- ues before you. WE CARRY ALL First Quality Stones For the Home Painter! A special offer of Tiger White Lead, pure Boiled Oil, Turpentine. 25 lbs. Tiger White Lead | gal. pure Boiled Oil | Bottle pure Turpentine N\ ca Take advantage of this offer to-day. - McKelvey & Birch Limited STEINWAY 'The Instrument of the Immortals s most famous planists since Lisst Rubinstein have chosen he Steinway for use and a Singers, directors and musical celebrities [IV bod it, praised it. Its supremacy is un- Ff THE DO YOU REMEMBER? Incidents of Days Long Ago That Old King- ston Boys Will Likely Recall The recalling of the past is a de- lightful thing among elderly eiti- zens, and the publication ia the Whig of local hiptory, has created much interest, 'J. H. J." has written another set of "Do You Remem- bers," which will appeal to those living here during the past half cen- tury. Here they are: } -- . Bill Christy the whitewasher? Jimmy Watts the carter and the night he got married when the boys pounded the boiler in Gardiner's biscuit factory until the whole neigh- borhood and the police were called to the spot? McOammon's field and slaughter house on Division street? The fire in Varney's grocery store where Chalmer's church now stands? When St. Mary's rang for al) fires? cathedral bell When there was horse racing on Princess street in winter time? The old quarry pond where Col- lingwood street now runs and where we used to skate? Alderman Tompkins who for fif- teen years was representative of Vic- toria ward? He was better known as "Bob" and kept a store on the corner of Barrie and Earl streets. The Turks who kept a curiosity store on the corner of Princess and Sydenham streets? It was full of all kinds of anima. -- ) The bridge on Princess street above Alfred and the stream where we used to sail boats? The fire at Burgess' dry good store on Princess street where Martin's meat store now is? The fire on the corner of Barrie and Stuart streets in frame houses where Waldron's residence now stands? The semi-professional baseball teams in 1887 when the people of the city were baseball mad? The PROBS: --Mostly fair to-night and on Tuesday, stationary or a little lower temperature two teams were the Park Nine and the Kingstons. The Park Nine grounds were on the space mow oc- cupled by Aberdeen street and were | opened on May 24th, 1887. The! Kingstonsg grounds were in the space between the Christian Brothers school and the Hotel Dieu, All the houses on Brock street and Johnson street have been built since that time, FANCY DIVER! Mise Carver and her horse each en- joy this simple plunge to the tank fifty feet below. The horse was trained by the young woman's father. Child Bit Curling Tron. Toronto, Feb. 23.--A victim of a peculiar accident, Jackie Griffen, two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Griffen, Hes in a serious con- dition at the Hospital for Sick Chil- dren. The child bit the cord of an electric curling tong, sustaining severe burns to his mouth. He re- ceived a heavy shock and it requir- ed two minutes to pull the cord from the child's mouth. A sister turned the electric Mght switch off. Several blood transfusions have been given in an effort to save his life, and it is now thought he will recover. 1 . Calico prints in silk are very pop- ular for coat linings and for straight slip dresses to be worn under the coats. oy of a £ = 2 is ive o forms of waste. Even hy lives are often sacrificed on Har o 3 A man who is affiliated with 'MOST ACCIDENTS PREVENTABLE; SAFETY EDUCATION BADLY I By S. W. Straus, President American Society for Thrift italian Village Believed Crushed Under Landslide Rome, Feb. 23.--Volunteers are searching for the village of Osla-to near Spluga Pass. It is feared that this little cluster of houses and all its inhebitants have been crushed in the landslides which have crash- ed down the mountain sides with the last week. ' Snow in the Pass Is nine feet deep. A squad of custom men 'have not returned to their barracks since Saturday. It is feared that they perished in the fierce snow- storm, that swept the Pass during the week-end. v Foul ¥lay Suspected. Montreal, Feb. 23.--The disap- pearance of Richard MacBriere Smith, aged thirty-nine, a native of Charlottetown, P.E.l, is engaging the attention of the authorities here. Smith, who is assistant superinten- dent of Crawley, McCracken Com- pany Limited chain of camps at Kirkland Lake, disappeared on Feb, 6th. He had a hundred dollars in his possession and foul play is fear- ka AAENS To clean rubber gloves wash them in cold water and then boil from two to five minutes, but not longer qr you will weaken the rubber, Keep all the holes in all the gas- burners clean. . If food bolls over remove the burners and clean by boiling in a soda solution, White kid mules embroidered in color and bound with white fur are most delightfully féminine. DEERE EEA ERE EE EE RR ER RE ERR RR ee Re ee | | of Exceptional Beauty Soft, warm colors make these Rugs a pleasure to see, and orice established in fine homes, they'll be a delight for many years. Some are two-toned, while others are distinguished by charming patterns. Made of the finest yarns, they will give the utmost in ser- da ll Surely there's a room or maybe two in your home that needs a new Rug, and we advise securing your needs this vice. Spring, as prices are advancing. ? -A full range of sizes and colorings to make your selections rom. 4 ' > » «Sg -/ - Wilton Rugs, Axminster Rugs Velvet and Tapestry Rugs With MATS to match--at Popular Prices! | Linoleums in Cheery Patterns and New Congoleums By the yard, in Rugs and Mats. Secure your needs now from our new stock and enliven your Kitchen, Pantry, Bath- room or Bedroom. There are also ideal patterns for the Sun- Parlor, Nursery or Breakfast Room. 'In every case they make an attractive, colorful and practi- cal floor covering. A AT POPULAR PRICES THROUGHOUT, Now on display in our basement