Daily British Whig (1850), 20 Feb 1926, p. 14

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¥ i THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG 20% Discount Underwear THIS INCLUDES STANFIELD'S UNSHRINKABLE. AND TURN- BULL'S, CEETEE UNDERWEAR In combinations and single gar- ments--offered in weights suitable for "present wear and weights that you $!! need later on. CITY AND DISTRICT on Escott Olrcuit. Rev. J. K. Curtis of Princess street church will be out of town Sunday taking anniversary services at Bscott circuit. Ice Cutting Resumed. On Saturday mording, men were engaged in clearing the snow off the ice cutting area in the harbor. Cut- ting operations were resumed Sat- urday afternoon. .-- At The New Church. Ghosts, witches and spirits. Can the dead come back in spirit form. Is spirituaiism true or false? Subject at the New Church, Alfred street, Sunday evening at 7.45. You are 4in- vited. Rev. Dr. Shorey Very IL . Dr. 8. J. Shorey who has not been in good health for the past year and a half, has recently taken a turn for the worse and is now seriously ill at his residence, Main street west, Picton. Sanding the Walks. The walks about the .city were very silippery on Saturday morning as the result of the thaw and the change to cold weather. Men were engaged in spreading sand on the walks tQ prevent slipping. Community Training School. The first session of the Commun- ity Training School which has been opened in Kingston for the training of Sunday school teachers was held in Sydenham street church on Thursday night with a good attend- ance, To Remodel Temple. At Alexandria Bay the work of remodelling the Masonic temple to- gether with the addition of a third storey Wl De stared at once at a cost of abouts§25,000. A committee has been placed in charge with or- ders to proceed immediately with the work. Daughter Tl in Kingston. Mrs. (Capt.) Slade, Tweed, was In Kingston, - with her daughter, Gladys, who has been in the General Hospital as a4 nurse-in-training, but LIVINGSTON'S 75-79 BROCK STREET "If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk" | citi. "She 1s reported rr Farmers! We are open to buy Butter, Eggs, - Poultry, Dry Vegetables, etc. ANDERSON'S QUALITY - LARGER MARKET . SERVICE must be ORD! For firs Fie vies oe br DELIVERIES Leave 55.10:30 2.0. Or dettvery placed "FOR SATURDAY'S SELLING Spare Ribs, 1b. .........20¢.| Pork Tenderloin, Ib. ...... Pork Hearts, Ib, +......15¢. | Pickled Hocks, 1b. ..... of, Ib. ........15¢.| Pork Pork Kidney, Soused . Ib. ... Plat vce ton BREAKFAST BACON Mild sud 5H Sheath un . ls +40c. iece, Ib. . .35¢. Piece, Ib... 42c. ET ivsssve19%0. | Black Pudding, Ib. .. Fresh Frankfurts, Ib, ....vu...80c Saurkraut, Ib. cocoa. TE es 2c. | Ox Hearts, Ib.*...«......08¢c .10c. | Sweet Mustard, qt. . ~SAUSAGE Limerick, 1b. ... os... 25¢. | Windsor . Oxford ie, 8 tor 28e. | Sevan «s+ « 18¢c, 2 for 88c. FISH Fresh Cod-- PR 'Whple oe half, Bailing ems, 1. 1 Bolling 82¢. sees BB FISH Qualla Salmon Whole or half, Ib. ,...18¢ ee B00, Lake Herring, 1b. .......10c , Ibs +o. 18e. Ses Herving. Ib seee- 1840 Fresh Smelts, 1b. Fresh Church of Canada with the congre- gation of St. Olles' Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, has resigned from the United Church and retusn- ed to the Presbyterian Church. Ny: Mcliroy is a former Kingstonial?' Church Notice. Princess Btreet United Church of Canada--Rev John K. Curtis, B.A, minister. 11 a.m., Rev. L. M. Eng- land, B.A., will 'preach. 2.45, Bible school. 7 p.m., Rev. Dr. Dyde, Principal Queens Theological Col- lege, will preach. A violin and flute duet by Mr. Jathes Bini and Mr. Keith MacKinnon. You are cordially invited. Died at Cape Vincent. At Cape Vincent, N.Y., Mrs. Mar- garet Doyle Mason, aged 70, died on Tuesday. She was the widow of Do- minick Mason. Mrs. Masog was born in Cape Vincent, the daughter of Phillp and Catherine Doyle, and had lived in the village practically all her life. She is survived hy two sons, W. J. Mason and Joseph L. Mason, and one daughter, Miss Edith Mason, Cape Vincent. Opening of New School. The contractors have pledged themselves that the new Central School at Gananoque, will be ready for occupency by April 1st. Accept- ing this the committee has definite- ly fixed the date of the formal open- ing for April 12th. As the speaker for the occasion some noted educa- tionist will be secured. Rev. Dr. Bruce Taylor, Principal of Queen's| University, and Col. Grant, Princi- pay of Upper Canada College, are among the names mentioned. Euchre and Dance. Twenty-seven tables were in play at the euchre and dance held "lon Friday evening, in Garden Hall un- der the auspices of the Kingston Canton and Ladies' Auxiliary. The ladies' first prize was won by Mra. Gray, and the ladies' consolation by Mrs. Woodman: The gentlemen's first prize was won by Mr. J. K. Patterson, and the gentlemeh's con- solation by Mr. Kehoe. The largest crowd of tho season was present and refreshments were served at the con- BE -- KINGSTON' S GREATEST SHOPPING CENTRE - SATURDAY NIGHT. at 7.30 Here's Your Chance 10 DOZEN . English Broadcloth SHIRTS at present 1s & patient, having un- dergone an operatiop for. appendi- nicely. Open Afr Rinks. Large crowds of the school ehil- dren were skating on the open air rinks about the city Saturday morn- ing. The cold weather made the ice very good, and the kiddies took full advantage of the opportunity offer- ed for skating and hockey at the week-end. A. Returned to Church. Rev. W. A. Mcllroy, B.A., Hamil- ton, who went into the United PROTECTION FALLACY Western Oanada Not Asking for Any Policy of Protec= tion, He Declares. Ottawa, "Feb. 20.--Resuming his 'speech at the night session, Mr.. Ladner charged the Government with weakness and inactivity. "If I was In the position of the min. isters opposite, and had a policy to submit to this Parliament and pro- poséd to carry on business, I would take the necessary means to enable me to carry it on," continued Mr. Ladner. "The public is sick and tired of inactivity. There is business to be done, there are problems to be solv- ed." ~F. N. Darke, Liberal Regina, fol- lowed. "The Lamentations of Jere- miah have nothing on the wailing of the Tory -out of office, he com- mented at the opening of his speech. | The west was sympathetic towards grievances in the maritime provin- ces and the appointment of a royal commission to investigate the con- dition there was the proper course to pursue. The west would like to see its grain shipped through Cana- isdian ports, but, he pointed out, it was essential that there should be sufficient shipping at whatever port Sreses aw on this side of the Atlantic the a was loaded for shipment to the mar- Kets of the world. This question of sufficient shipping was one of the difficulties in SAYS REGINA MEMBER |- clusion of the games. to be doing A EEE TET A stage carpenter well-known in Perth, having been a frequent visi- tor here in past years, in the person of Frank Grimshaw, was here in that capacity with Capt. Plunkett's "Three Little Maids" Co. at the Bal- derson Theatre on Thursday night of last week, says the Courfer. He built the carpenter work for the scenery of the production. He has travelled practically all over the American 'continent with theatrical attractions and a couple of seasons 'ago was with the Robert Mantell Co. His home is in Kingston. | The Family Market Basket The prices at the local market on Saturday morpipg were very much the same as a week ago, the only advance in prices being in beef and lamb. 'While. last Saturday there were no potatoes to be found on the market, there were several loads selling at $3.50 per bag this week. The following are the prevailing prices; parsnips, 40c peck; onions, 50¢ peck; beets, 28c to 40c peck; turnips, 30c peck: cabbage, 5c and up; Imported cabbage, 25¢; rhu- barb, 15¢ bunch; green onions, 10¢ bunch; oyster plant, 825¢ quarter peck; flowers, 75¢c to $1.00 per pot; pork, hind 23¢, front 21c; beef, hind 12¢ front 9c; veal hind 18¢ front 15¢; mutton hind 20c, front 16e¢; lamb hind 30c, front 25¢. GAVE.A FINE CONCERT: Interesting Programme Provided at Princess Street Church. The Young People's Society of Princess street church presented a very interesting asd entertaining concert on Friday night, in the Princess street Sunday school hall. The chairman of the evening was Mr. M. Lemmon, and two splendid selections were rendered during the evening by the Sydenaam Street Sunday School orchestra. The fol- | lowing is the programme of the evening: Irish solo, Miss Geraldine Ibel; Scotch solo, Miss Marion Marshall; sketch "The Dentist's Den," number of boys; collegiate plang solo, Miss Lois Baker; solo, Mrs. as | Archibald; male quartette, arranged by M5 LW. Loney; solo, Mr. B. E. by a MEN, whatever you do, let nothing keep you from this store to-night. Aiher great Laidlaw Shirt event. 10 dozen, fresh, new, perfect fitting, English Broadcloth Shirts at a real bargain price. Made right--in every detail, sound workmanship, in good, full dimensions. In shades of WHITE, BLUE, PONGEE, LAVENDER, BLUE WITH PIN STRIPE Each Shirt has separate Collar to match. SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 7.30. Ladies' Silk and Wool Stockings §1.00 One lot of the famous Mercury brand quality Hosiery, in Silk and wool mixture, in choice of plain or ribbed style. In shades of Pongee Moéuse Grey Dark Fawn Brown Steel Grey Camel and White Cinnamon Clerical Grey : We are including this Towel item * in our 2 hour sale to-night to clear : at 45c. each. They are in heavy grade Terry + Towels, in full aL

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