Daily British Whig (1850), 8 Feb 1926, p. 13

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- bY SUCH VALUES ! ODD LINES TO CLEAR OVER ONE HUNDRED BOYS' SUITS JONVHD HNOA 'SHAHIONW 'Regular $7.50 to $9.50. All styles . High class materials. Great Value, $5.75 Sizes 25t0 30. Fit Boys 7 to 12 years. good years. Values $11.50 to $18.00. For $8.75 Sizes 31 to 36. Fit Boys 18 up to 17 SEVENTEEN BOYS' OVERCOATS Four 32, Three 33, Eight 34, Three 35. 'TO CLEAR -- } PRICE LIVINGSTON'S 75-79 BROCK STREET "If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk" i 1000 Ibs. Beet Stews . Scto 10¢ bb. _ CEREALS AND RAISINS Once yon have tried this combination you will be hungry for Cereals and Seedless Raisins. It is delicious, I pkg. Quaker Corn Flakes, 1 pkg. " ess Raisins--Special . ......25¢c. DRIED FRUITS A very choice stock to hand for this week's selling. ns (Hon Ton Brand), 15 oz. pkg. CITY AND DISTRICT Salvation Army Citadel. Special music and sermons were given at the Salvation Army citadel versions. ~ Court House Parcel Receptacle. A parcel receptacle is being in- stalled at the court house by Post- master Stewart for the convenience of the court house employees. " Gospel Tabernacle. Hear Mr. A. Mace at the Gospel Tabernacle to-night at eight. Sub- ject, "Forgiveness of Sins, (a) Eter- nal Forgiveness; (b) Parental For- glveness." Prof, Robertson's Lecture. "The Structure of Light," was the subject of an address given by Prof. J. K. Robertson before the thematics and ° Physics Queen's University this afternoon. Roads in Good Condition. The roads in the vicinity of King- ston are in good condition for sleigh- ing and for automobiles. Bus drivers claim that the hard packed snow is as good as a pavement for fast {ravelling. Sang in First Baptist, Miss Ruth IgFlafr-daughter of Rev, J. 8. LaFlair, Aylmer, former- ly of Kingston, sang at the evening service at the First Baptist church. Miss LaWilair is in the city visiting friends. Curling Club Sacred Concert. A sacred concert was held at the Kingston Curling Club rooms on Ma- | Club of | Mrs. Andrew Howie! Westbrook, Ont., and Harold C. Folts, son of Rev. and Mrs, Stillman, I. Folts, 27 on Sunday and there were five con-| Rundle Park, Rochester, N.Y., The ceremony was performed by Rev. C. W. Taylot. The attendants were Miss Helen Folts and My. John Cameron. Motion Was Heard, The motion in the matter of the estate of the late Joseph McConnell was the only one heard in the' Sup- reme Court last week. In this case the residue of the estate was left to fourteen nephews and application was made to include one ddditional nephew. The request was granted. The other motions were laid over until the May sittings. At Princess Street Church. At the evening service in Prin. cess street church, Rev. J. K, Curtis spoke on boys' work. There was -& male choir for the occasion, and a quartette composed of Messrs. Claxon, Allan Lemmon, L. M. Loney, and Harold Wiskin sang very ac- ceptably "The Old Wayside Cross." Messrs, Harold Wiskin and L. M, Loney sang a duet entitled "The Prodigal Son." Both services were well attended. French Canadian Event. On Friday night last, the French Canadians of Kingston held one of | their usual enchres and dances in the | A. O. H. Hall. There were thirty- five tables at play, and more guests came in for the dance. The hall was crowded to the doors which showed the popularity of the French-Cana- dian entertainments, There were a Sunday afternoon, there being =a very large attendance. Music was rendered by an orchestra and sev- eral vocal selections were given. An Excellent Organist. Dr. Grenville Frost, of Queen's University, is receiving many en- cominms in connection with his work as director of praise in Chalmers church. Dr, Frost is a finished or- ganist, playing with marked feeling and effect. Missionary From Korea. Dr. Schofield of Guelph, address- ed the members of the Queen's Students' Christian Movement on Sunday morning, and on Sunday evening he spoke in Chalmers church, Dr. Schofield is on fur- lough from Korea. di Liquor Prices Drop. A decrease of from five to ten per cent. on liquors came into effect on Monday at the Ontario Govern- ment Dispensaries. The decease is not on all brands of liguors sold at the dispensaries but the majority are affected by the reduction. Hotel Dieu Ladies' Auxiliary, * A special meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Hotel Dieu Hospital was held on Saturday night for the purpose of making arrangements for the military euchre to be held on Wednesday night. The reports from the ticket-sellers were received, and indications are that a very large crowd will be in attendance. y v va A Marriage at Rochester, NY. {8 The marriage took place, in Roch- esfér, N.Y., on January 20th, of Miss 'number present from Wolfe Island. { The prize winners were. Ladies 1st, { Mrs. BE. Sequin; ladies 2nd, Mrs, C. { Suche; gentlemens 1st, Mr. J. C. | McAllister; gemtlemens 2nd, Mr. C. | Suche; poor prize, Mrs. C, E. Craw- { ford. \ Teachers Training. | A meeting in connection with the Community Training School for | teachers, which is being organized in Kingston for the training of lead- ers in Sunday School work, was held on Sunday afternoon in Cooke's church. The leaders of the various study groups, Prof. W. T. MacCle- ment, Rev, G. A. Brown, Rev, Frank Sanders and Mrs. B. I. England ex- plained their courses to the teachers who will represent all evangelical churches in the city. Eighty teach- ers have registered already for the course, and a still greater mumber Is expected. Sacred Recital at Calvary. A large audience was present at the sacred recital given by Misé Lot- tie Sanders in Calvary United Church Sunday evening. Miss San- ders, who is only fifteen years old, has a very sweet voice of unusual range and power, which was eviden- ced by the numbers given, =. Wal- ter King in his violin selections gave evidence of expression and feeling that left nothing to be desired. The following are the numbers given: "The Angel at the Door," and 'Peace be unto You," by Miss Lottie Sanders; violin solo, "In a Monas- tery Garden," Mr. King; "The Mis- sion of a Rose; and "The Children's Home," Miss Sanders; violin solo, "Romance, by Mr. King. Mr. Ernest Madrand acted as accompanist-in his Iva R. Hawle, daughter' of Mr. and usyal capible manger. SET ASIDE $100,000 | POR STODENTS' UNION Meeting of Executive Commit tee of Queen's University Was Held Saturday. At a meeting of the executive! Committee of Queen's University, held on Saturday, it was nnanimous- ly agreed, in view of the report re- ceived from the sub-committee ap- pointed to consider the matter, that | the sum of $100,000 be set aside out of the proceeds of the Endowment Campaign for the Purpose of aiding 'the erection of @& Students' Union 'War Memorial. Shortly after the close of the war a graduate vote décided that a Un- fon would be the most suitable form in which the sacrifices of the Uni- ' Arie era et et LETTERS To The Editor Of The Whig ~ A Kingston Great Grandfather. Sim In your issue of Feb. 3rd, I read of a man in Almonte who was a great grandfather at the age of sev- enty-nide. I was born in the same year, 1847. I aun a great grand-fécth- er to seven and grandfather to 35, and hope to see a lot more of them, J.C, SWAIN, Kingston, Feb. 8th. B Ts IPI NIN hi hid Dh og Monday, February 8, 1926. & KINGSTON'S GREATEST SHOPPING CENTRE Gorgeous New Silks y . 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A limited quantity to be sold Tuesday, $1.25 yd. : 120 Yards Satin Faced Crepe 37 to 39 inches wide. 4 shades only, in this special of- fering--Lovers' Green, Henna, Oakwood, Black. | Tuesday, $1.95 -300 Yards PRINTED Silk and Cotton ~ 36inches ton Crepe All new colorings and designs for Dresses. ~ $1.26 and $1.50 yd. 200 Yards Extra Hepvy $2.00 Pa id, SE aye Tuesday, $1.39 yd. 75 Yards: ) 36inches wide. iis Toss J ¥

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