SI} richly lined, reduced to TE ---- | John McKay, Ltd. - February Sale [FUR COAT CLEARANCE AT REDUCED FACTORY PRICES A great factory clearance of luxurious John McKay Fur Coats. In accordance with our usual custom to clear our stock of all made up 'Fur Coats before stock taking, we are offering in this remarkable 'clearance some of the finest garments that have been shown this sea- son at prices in some cases actually less than the cost of the skins. "THE FACTORY IS THE PLACE TO BUY FURS" French Seal Coats, full length, self trimmed, $90 French Seal Coats, full length, very fine quality skins, $135 Sable Crush Collar and Cuffs, rpuced to .... Muskrat Coats--full length -- ia? one ain. 5 $150 skius. Re finest Nl $225 il nskrat Coats, full length, ality dark Canadian Deep Mushroom : Col+ Jar and Cufls, Reduced to , . DE Hudson Beal Coats, full length fats abe" $275 One Alaska Seal Coat, fall length, beautifully made and = $400. " style. Reduced to ...coo0e Customers preferring to buy now instead of waiting until next fall when prices will be higher, can arrange = satisfactory terms payment. 2 and on cuffs. Reduced Persian Lamb Coats-- Reduted to Hudson Seal Coats, full length, Sable Mushroom Col- $325 lar and Cuffs. Fine quality. Reduced to. . Ladies' Raccoon Coat, full lexgth Shawl Collar and Cuffs, fr border effect at bottom $200 One very nice Coat, full length. Shawl Collar and re. verse border. Reduced 20 cicen nrnnne $175 Ladies* Raccoon Coats, mannish styl Tull length, beau- skins. #5 mced tO ..vueines Blue Fox Squirrel Coat, straight line, side effect, gather. ed Collar Reduced to ...... "oe $250 and Cuffs. $425 $265 Men's Coon Coats $75 and upward. Alaska Beaver Coats $3 JOHN McKAY, Limited : ~~ 149-157 Brock Street, Kingston 5 ~ EXCLUSIVE TOILET GOODS MAY BE OBTAINED AT D : ' Drug ix Phone 18 QUEEN'S CAFE CORNER UNION AND DIVISION STREETS We want you to hold that Club Disner in our upstair where you may dance after dtuner. ARNEL & HAMBROOK wz CATRRERS = "No luncheon too Small." i RECITAL AT OOOKE'S COUNCIL RESCINDED MOTION PASSED IN 1919 | Will Not Pay Cost of R i Ing Fire Extinguishers in | Various Places. ¢ 5 - As a result of a motion passed by the City Counell in 1919, on the re- | commendation of the Fire and Light { Committee, 150 or more fire extin- guishers In xarious places of busi- ness around the city, have been at tended to by Fire Chiet Armstrong and his department, the cost of the recharging of the ext'mguishers be- ing met by the city. At the last meeting of the Fire and Light Committee, the chairman, Ald. Milne, brought up the matter, and stated that he did not think it was fair for the city to have to foot the bill for this work, and the com- i mittee asked that this motion be struck out and rescinded, and coun- cil adopted this recommendation, at a meeting held Monday night. Finance Committee's Report. Council »passed the following re- port of the finance committee: "That the expense account of O, V. Bartels, for trip to Toronto, amounting to $20.50, be paid. "That no action be taken regard- ing the resolution of the Union of Canadian Municipalities, re the ap- plication of the Bell Telephone com- pany, to the Board of Railway Com- missioners. "That the City of Kingston en- dorse the petition of the City of Hamilton, to the Ontario Legisla- ture, asking for a portion of the amusement tax for municipalities, and for the remission of the gasoline tax on police and fire vehicles. "That no action be taken on the application of the Beck Memorial Endowment, on. account of this municipality already supporting the Bir Oliver Mowat Memorial. "That the request of the board of management of the Infants' Home for a-Tag Day on the first Saturday in May be granted. "That the application for refund of rental of City Hall for perform- ance given by the Sea Cadets, Jan. 19th, be granted." These recommendations of Board of Works were adopted: "That the tender of Charles HE. the BY MRS. TRENEER| Assisted by Wiss Rogers and Male Quartette--A Large Audience Present. It was a large and appreciative audience that gathered in Cooke's "United Church on Monday evening to hear the sacred song recital given by Mrs. B. Treneer, who was assist ed by the male quartette of Cooke's. Miss Bessie Rogers, organist and choir leader, gave an organ selec- tion, "Offertoite in ¥." by Read, which was masterful and proved her ability as an organist. Mrs. Treneer rendered five solos. and her audience from the with her full sweet voice and distinct enunci- sation. Her high notes 'registered true and sweet, and Mrs. Troneer proved her right to be ranked as one of the best soloists' in the oity. Cooke's Church is indeed fortunate in having a soloist of this calibre, who can render the most difficult selections written, as pleasingly as the simpler ones. Mrs. Treneer sang "Arise, O Sun" ¥), "Ride On, Ride On" (Vernon lie), "Hear Ye, I (Elijah, Mendelssohn), "0 Divine Redeemer" (Gounod), and "Abide With Me" (Bilis): male quartette, composed of Allan Lemmon, Eines! Hazlett Lemmon and Harry captivated. rs, Hats and fillinery Big Reductions. Look Well Ahead. Nowis 'the Time to Buy Our entire stock is in- cluded in our Expan- sion: Sale and it means real bargains in each department of our store. It of- fers a chance to buy MILLS' quality Furs at big reductions, whether it be a Coat or Scarf, a Cape or Choker. ; carry CUSHIONS, ings. Sale Price ........ Splendid CRETONNES, 25c. YARD 500 yards of pretty Cretonnes-- values to 39c. yard. Wednesday ....... D. A. SHA ject. And yet you've heard: ** Oblong Cretonne Cushions, well filled and with splendid cover- MATS, $4.50 lity Wilton Mats at a special, low price for 98c. ' inches. . 98¢. each $4.50 cach | w On sale . 25¢. yard | Wednesda Sale Price . vy W, Limited When Business is a Pleasure Last night, we were given one of the real thrills of our career while reading the kind wishes to us expressed by Messrs Steacy's Ltd., in their store news. After twenty-one years of spirited but friendly competition, it affords us the keenest pleasure in accept- ing the graceful compliments expressed by our contemporary and assuring them of the esteem with which we regard them. Just a few years ago when our entire stock was threatened with - fire, members of the Steacy firm threw open their store and helped of our stock over to safety. Now they are the first to - extend us the hand of friendship on the launching of our new pro- eré's no sentiment in business!" FOR WEDNESDAY MATS, $2.95 Best quality Brussels Mats in Blue and Rose, Size 27 x 54 vinnie. $2.95 cach CURTAINS $2.75 PAIR White Frilled Marquisette Cur- tains with Blue or Rose Dots and complete with tie backs. coon. $2.75 pair CURTAINS, 98¢c. PR. White, Cross Bar, Marquisette Curtains, complete with tie backs 98c. pair 3 ' "THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE" EAPLY SPRING HATS at the right price Parisian Shop 822 BROCK STREET Ferguson, to paint the City Engin. eer's car, and thé department truck, for the sum of $50, be accepted. "That the application of Charles Law, to establish a bus line be filed." Fire and Light Committee. The report of the Fire and Light Committee was adopted as follows: "That the tender of Morris Yam. polsky, to furnish the Department with eighteen firemen's suits at $31.- 20 each, and three officgrs' suits at $88.15 each, be accdpted. "That the tender of Simmons Bros., to install a hot water boller in the Upper Fire Hall, In accord. ance with specifications for the sum of $68.45, be accepted. "That a light be erected at the corner of Central and Edgehill streets. NX: The following were referred to the Board of Works: James Bdyen, re application for chimney sweep; Ellen Stanford, re; injury by falling on icy walk; H. Macpherson and others against pav- ing Centre street; James Smith and others, against the paving of Plum street; Thomas Mullinger and others asking to have Chatham street made f two-way street and to remove the electric Tight pole from northeast corner to the northwest corner Chat ham street. n The council received =a petition from BE. D. Wood and others, asking for a macadam roadway on Smith street and South Bartlett. The peti« tion was sent to the Board of Works, Mayor Angrove was In the chair, and also present were Alds. Allan, 'Anderson, Bennett, Carson; Crow lay, Driscoll, Dunphy, Hebert, Hold #r, J. F. Johnston, John Fife John- ston, Kent, Laturney, Milng, Price, Reid and Sargent. WN GRAIN QUOTATIONS. Toronto. Toronto, Feb. 9.--Manitoba wheat ~~No. 1 northern, track, bay ports, nominal, $1.73 7-8; No. 3, 8-4; No. 3, $1.86 1-4. Manitoba oats----No. 1 feed, ble.' American corn--No, 2 yellow, 91c, track, Toronto, prompt ship- ment; No. 3, 8c. ! Ontario grain fo.b. points. 'Wheat---Good milling, $1.41 $1.43. Oats--Ontario, No. 3 white, to 44c. Militeed--Bran, $30 per ton; | shorts, $32; middlings, $40 per ton: feed flour, $2.25 per bag. Barley--Malting, 62c to bec. Rye---8dc. Buckwheat--Ontario, 65€. Manitoba flour--PFirst patent, $9.10, Toronto; do.. second patent, $8.60, Toronto. Flour--Ontario, 80 per cent. pat ent, in bags; Toronto, $8.30; In bulk, Mon , for export, $6.30. Hay dealers are quoting | for baléd hay as follows: Good No. 2; timothy, $16 per ton on track, To- Jontos No. 8, $14, and mixed hay, 12. Yo Straw, per ton, Is quoted at $10. Loose hay at the Bt. Lawrence market is quoted at $20 to $22 per ton for No. 1 quality. S-------- Montreal, Montreal, Feb. 93~Wheat, No. 1 northern, $1.58 1-§; No. 2 north ern, $1.53; No. 3 'morthern, $1.47 8-4 per bushel, ex-store, Fort Wi- liam. Oats No. § Canadian western, 82¢; No. 2 C.W., 68¢; No. 1 feed BSc; No. 2 feed, §3¢c, Ontario and Quebec No. 2 wiiite, 53¢; No. 3 white 61 1-2¢, and No. 4 white S0¢ per bushel, ex-store, et Loo Winnipeg. Winnipeg, Feb. $---~Wheat--1 Nor, $1.58 1-4; 2 Nor. $153; 3 Nog. $1.47 3-4; No. 4, $1.40 3-4; No. 5. $1.81 344; No. 6, $1.13 1-4; feed, 98 1-4; track, $1.57 3-4; screen: ngs, per ton, $4. S154 1-2; rejected, BL 1-4; feed, 50+ TEi3-4; track, 89 8-4. 5 Flax--1 i . * C. NW.C., $2.08 3-4; 2 3 re 3 C.W., $1.89 | red, $1.82 3-4 to. track, $3. v.99 78 A Sue Chickigo, Feb. 9: -Wheat--No. 3 $1.53 34. 4 mixed, 60 1-2 to 71; 1-2. No. PRODUCE MARKETS il $1.69 4 shipping | "200 to i 43¢/} HAW Pork Ch 38c. 1b. Tender Por oasts, : eb, Our Service in Real Estate and Insurance is like the smile--it doesn't cost a cent. Nice Homes at Low Figures ed § room Le. alk motors, Hood lot ater enr lime.