~~~ ~~ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1916. CLEARING ARTS BUILDING PRODUCTION OF MUNITIONS TENANT PAID A FINE | vat ie MEN AND WOMEN ENGAGED AT BECAUSE SHE KICKED A HOLE IN THIS IMPORTANT WORK THE FRONT DOOR. Gibson Art Line New Year's Cards, Book- lets, Post Cards and Calendars As with the Christmas Cards, you will find a finer selection here than in all the other stores combined. Books are the recognized New Year Return Gifts. Books at special cut prices Thursday, Friday and Saturday only. [OF CONTENTS BEXORE IT BE- COMES A HOSPITAL. Professors and Students Aid in the Are Asked to Forego the Holidays on Man Who Operated Slaughter House | Work--Alteration;s. to the Build- Dec. 30th and January 1st and Thus Which Had Been Condemned by | --ing to be Started in a Few Days, Add to the Supply of War Material the Board of Health Was Also Call] | The preliminary work of clearing so Badly Needed. ed Upon to Pay a Fine. ihe Aris DUIYIEL of Juraitese and | We read in the papers a few days Because she kicked tone a ep a on at He alter- ago (hat Christmas brought no cessa-| front door her home at Grant Hall in conveitn ® ho it and tion of f ghting in the trenches in | street, when she found the door le building into a large military hosgl. | 5.» aid France. The Canadian ed, Mrs. Mary Ackley was fined Lg job Lin 8 Ay ospi- | 1 s, as well as the British, did not and « in police court on Thursday ne . t sday morn- ! »nd hostilities for a minute. The {morning The owner of . J H. Sissons, president of th ste pounding is wearipg down and [Dennis Richardson, charged Mrs. Ack Artg Society, had appealed oh Bor ro | sentiment has to give way to business. ley with damage to property, and C. ber of the students to aid in the | Similarly with the progress at 'R. W ebster conducted the prosecution: work and a Sumber were ready to or | home. Those engaged in munition D. A. Givens appeared for Mrs. Ack- all in their power to help In trans. | PI2BES are no less loyal than those (ley. The latter admitted kicking at| ferring the articles. ? x | Wao are fighting their country's bat- | the door, but stated that she did not The professors were also on hand {tles abroad. The Imperial Munitions do so with the intention of doing any and both they and the students | Board points out that neither the sol- harr : worked like brothers in removing | Je" nor the sailor will have his New Two families oceupy the house, | the large quantities of books and | Year's Day free from duty, and simil- {which is located at 35 Elm street, and furniture from the private rooms of | &Y they appeal to all the men and |from the evidence it was shown that the professors | women engaged in the production of [the door had been locked unawares to The work of clearing out the | munitions fn Canada to forego Satur- Mrs. Ackley. : J | rooms will take several days, and is | °Y afternoon, the 30th inst, and| Thomas McGuire-was fined $5 and Is expected that the work of renova. | ondary, New ¥ ars Day, and to coi- {costs because he operated a slaughter tihg and altering the building will {tinue at their work. Bu zo ov SEL house at Williamsville which had been | be started soon after. | The demand for munitions is very |eondemned by the Board of Health. | insistent. Every additional shell inspector Nicholas Timmerman laid | the charge, and the accused pleaded | guilty. The slaughter house was clos-| The professors being given | : sans pe . avi f a life |rooms in Ontario, Carruthers ang | "€a0S Pe vhaps the saving of a life of ed a couple of years ago by the Board of Health. | cr of Special § 85 Regular ...$1,00 2.00 60 1.530 1.35 1.40 1.25 1.35 1.85 1.40 the h RHYMES OF A RED CROSS MAN, by Service, cloth . .. RHYMES OF A RED CROSS MAN, by Service, leather MUTT & JEFF IN THE TRENCHES, by Bud Fisher. . . MR. BRITLING SEES IT THROUGH, by H. G. Wells WHEN A MAN'S A MAN, by Harold Bell, Wright -. . .. THE RED WATCH, by Col. J. A. Currie ... ....:. . FROM THE HOUSETOPS, by Geo. Barr McCutcheon . .. MARY 'GUSTA, by Jos. C. Lincoln, ... ... .... PENROD AND SAM, by Booth Tarkington ... THE WONDERFUL YEAR, by Wm. J. Locke an ROMANCE OF A XMAS CARD, by Kate Douglas Wiggin . . . THE COLLEGE 300K STORE, OPEN NIGHTS Telephone 919. Furs John McKay Limited. 149.157 Brock St. Ami 160-162 Princess Street. ~-- Carpenter and Builder W. R. BILLENNESS Specializing Store Fronts and Fit- tings. Remodeling Buildings of all ESTIMATES 1: EXPERIENCE Address 272 University Ave. are " i | i rho have Fleming halls in th 1dings _|one of our soldiers. Those W \ Science, bp | not sacrifice very much in continuing The quarters are expecte ithe work on the holiday, but they will very satisfactory and oy 2 hire have the satisfaction of having dis- partments from the Faculty of Arts | Charged a clear obligation. i are even getting better rooms than | The present delivery of shells is be- they had been before. However, |low the promised quantity, and the any sacrifice that is beimg made ig | shortage will be serious unless pro- done so | » spirit duction is speeded up. Munition RE Ooi Che Spin fat has dlwivs workers in Kingston and throughout students at_Queen's, and everyone astern Ontario are urged to giv 3 this in the University is confident that T®duest very earnest attention, and if the sacrifices will bring a feeling of at.all possible to heed it and to con- pride that something has been done, | tinue with their work on Saturday however small, to aid the sacred 2fternogn and Monday next. cause | fe { INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. ; ID Red re | Sand Hill Red Cross. ! The final meeting of the Sand Hill | YOM Red Cross workers was held in the| 'Interest. basement of the church, Dec. 21st.| William Black, M. P, The report was very encouraging, as|in the city to-day. ) the ladies have only been op Dr. J. H. Bell, of Hamilton, for half a year. Ten cent teas were Visitor in the city. given once a mgnth during the sum- Judge Lavell will i A GYPSY FESTIVAL. | Our | Firm Firm | Appreciates the attachment of its many customers during the past year, and will endeavor to merit their confidence in the years to come, Children of Public School Put on Fine Entertainment { The gyps§ festival put on in the| school housd at Barriefield on Wed-| nesday night by the pupils of the pub-| lic school jd the village was a fine] affair, and the progre 1e proved al most delightful treat for the many who were present. About fifty child-| ren took part in the programme, which consisted of songs, choruses and dialogues. Some. war scenés were also shown, The children taking part did ex- ceptionally well in their different parts. Miss Harold, of Kingston, the teacher at the school, had full charge of the programme, and the training of the children, and she is dese ng of much praise for the able manner in Free ~ pamphlet. YHE COOK MEDICINE Ct. TORONTO. DA" (swrmprts Wed. .. NOTICE Lots of Turkeys, Geese and Fowl to arrive Tues- day, at Notes and Iteias Of Geners' Buys! We Are Selling Many Lines at Less Than present wholesale prices. Wishing all the compliments | is a visitor of the season, we remain, | is a Yours for honest service, hold Division THE BON MARCHE 'Prices Reasonable. Cor. King and Earl Sts. Phone 1844. Caverly and Bradshaw. rr Sragshaw. The Baby Grand | Cabinet Phonograph (82 inches high) COME IN AND HEAR IT. J. R. C. Dobbs & Co. I. g | 5 i gif i Hi | Hk 0 0 HA i § 3% i iy I A mer months, $22.35 being realized. The Ladies' Aid Society donated $26 to Red Cross from their June social, making a total of $4,735. The actual work accomplished was as follows: 53 pair knitted socks, 17 pair opera- tion socks, 62 hospital shirts, 7 army shirts, 112 towels, 68 abdomina. bandages, 6 dental coats, 20 pads, 8 suits pajamas. Funnier Tham Charlie Chaplin. The amusément loving public will be pleased to learn that Chester Corklin, the star comedian of the Key- stone studios, will be seen at the Strand for the last three days of this week. Mr. Corkin's latest vehicle is a two-part Keystone comedy, "A Tug- boat Romeo," a riot of mirth and laughter from start to finish, directed by Mack Sennett, the peer of comedy producers. Will Be a Stage. The Kingston and Cape Vincent Stage Company will run as usual this year, but no mail will be carried, as the Government will not award a contract for carrying it as in other years. This is a short-sighted policy. Mail which now reaches here at noon will arrive at 4 p.m., and little of it will be distributed before the next day. Re-organization of Company. The wholesale grocery firm of Rob- Mr, Nicolle is retiring after being a member for the past sixteen years, will in future be known as the Rob- ertson ' Grocery Company, Limited. George Robertson will look after the Kingston store and W. T. Shannon the one at Smith's Falls. Famous For Flavor. Are the Blue Point Oysters, sold ohly by Carnovsky. - Gold bricks and "ready made" jewelery, or depart. ment store glasses, belong in the samé class. When buying glasses place your confidence in an experienced registered opto- metrist for examination. You are assured a thor- ough examination and ac- curate glasses at Assels- 'tine's. Consult erton, Nicolle & Company, from which | | Courf at Verona on Jan. 5th. | The international week of prayer | will be observed this coming year in | Kingston. Dr. and Mrs. Coglin, of Quebec, are { visiting at the latter's home in this | city. | Mrs. Felix Shaw, of Perth, former- {ly of this ' city, is a patient at the General Hospital. Richard Irving and F. G. Lockett, Kingston, will speak in the Gospel Hall, Peterboro, this evening. Magistrate Farrell will give his de- cision in the case against the Cana- dian Northern Railway Express Com- pany, charged with taking a liquor order, on Saturday. The first challenge game for the Whig trophy is being held at the curl. ing rink this evening between rinks skipped by G. Hanson, present holder, and W. H. Goodwin. The house from which the children were taken on Christmas night was not Mrs. Taylor's, corner of Princess and Barrie street, but was from a house nearest to the steam laundry. Herman Finnie will reside in New- ark, N. J. Mrs. Finnie and family are spending some time in Kingston| About one-quarter of the total 'before going to their new home. Mrs. | membership of the Ancignt St. John's Finnie is a daughter of Ald. W. H.| Masonic lodge, Kingston, have enlist- Wormwith. ' ed for overseas service. Palatable Cod Liver Oil cures the EE nye worst of colds. You can buy it at More of the Same. Red Cross drug store. Good celery again in stock at Car- The funeral of the late Mrs. Law-} novsky's such as you enjoyed on son, Sydenham street, was held on] Christmas Day, Thursday afternoon. Rev. Alfred Brown officiated at the service, after which the remains were conveyed to Cataraqui cemetery. A slight blaze broke out in the boil- er shop at the locomotive works at ten minutes to 7 o'clock on Thursday morning, but it was extinguished with the company's sprinkler and the fire department was not called. It is not the money involved that people are objecting to, but it is the |way Alds. Peters and Hughes handled the matter. The expenditure of money was not authorized by the Counc] and there was the irregular- ty. Mrs. J. G. McKnight, Verona, and Mrs. 8. Dego, Desert Lake, also Mr. Earl Knox and little son, Lloyd, of Brantford, are spending their Christ- mas holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knox, Herchimer avenue, Belleville, Ont. | _ "The Birth of a Nation," which was {shown in Kingston three days this week, will close in Hamilton on Ham- ilton on Saturday, January 6th. The orchestra will be attached to "Intoler- ance," another big screen production, which also requires six singers. CAUT. J. FRASER MARRIED. which she conducted the affair The évent was in aid of the Red | Cross Society, and $30 was realized. | Ald. Nickle Thanked. At the regular meeting of the Kingston branch of the Canadian Pat- riotic Fund, held Wednesday after- noon, in the Board of Trade rooms, a resolution of thanks was tendered to the chairman, Ald. H. C. Nickle, for| his kindness in entertaining the wives and children of men overseas at the Grand Opera House on Friday, Dec. For Fall and Winter. Prevost, Brock street, has a great assortment of readymade clothing in suits and overcoats, and a splendid assortment of gent's. furnishings. His order clothing department was never better assorted with new goods at extremely low prices. It will pay you to examine his stock before buy | ing. © A Good Record. a Sy. | ------ Kingston's Famous Fur Store. _ FINE FURS FOR NEW YEARS Montreal on Thursday. A telephone message stated that Capt. "Jack" Fraser, now instructor in machine gunnery here, was mar- ried on Thursday morning in Mont- real to Miss Loretta Dowling, daugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs. Dowling, of Ot- tawa., The groom is well known in the city, having been machine gun of- Ticer with the 8th C.M.R. at Barrie field last year under Lieut.<Col. J. R. Munro. His father, J. B. Fraser, mer- |} chant, of Ottawa, indentified himself }; with the regiment in a number of ways, such as subscribing the neces- sary funds for the pipe band. Capt. Fraser 'has been 1lving at "The Belvi- dere," but it is likely that he and his bride will take up house in the city, WHITE COTTONS TABLE LINENS TOWELLINGS CASHMERE HOSIERY FLANNELETTES WOOL BLANKETS WOOL DRESS GOODS NAVY SERGE Etc., Etc. Better Stock Up Now. Newman & Shaw, THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE CLOSING OF MAILS itish mall closes Irregu- uly Information pasted at P. hy from time to time. United States, dally ) ..13.48 p.m. 0 Grand Trunk, & ng 1030 Grand Truk and all pai. t of cl re. vv 22 IH : cP Re 10.08 am. and 5.30pm C N sas sss see sees 200 PD Former "Pen" Man Given a Chance at Woodstock. At Woodstock, Ont., on Wednes- day, before Judge Wallace, Alexan- der Green, who served time in the penitentiary, was allowed to go on suspended sentence on a charge of causing grievous bodily harm to Constable Moore. He was drunk at the time, but was told by the Court that was no excuse, and was promised a two-year term in the penitentiary if found drunk again. Green pald the hospital and doctor's bills of Con- stable Moore and also the costs of the court, amounting to $540. HAS BEEN DECORATED. Lieut. G. Macfarlane, Queen's Stud- ent, Receives Coveted Reward. L Guy Macfarlane, Queen's student, who went overseas as an of- ficer of the 38th (Ottawa) Battalion and was recently wounded, has been decorated for bravery. Lieut, Mac- farlane was an Arts student at Queen's University when the war broke out, but left the university to go overseas. He has been serving steadily since coming from Berminda, where the battalion was located, until wounded recently. While in He city he sang in Chalm- ers churoh erp idem Elected by Acclamation. ip Council n: 8. h lors ---- Alexander Thomp- son, William Smith, Wellington Van- nest, Joseph Storms. weeelamber. Osal snd W reece BUILDERY SUPPLIES eeoy WHITE PINE The King of Woods is suitable orp great variety of purposes. In some cases, there is no substitute for it. All sizes and thick- nesses kept on hand. S. ANGLIN & CO. Woodworking ' Factory, Lumber Yards, Bay & Wellington Streets. Office Phone 66. Factory 1415. W. A. MITCHELL'S HARDWARE 85-87 Princess St. Which is How under the mahagsuont J. M. STRANGE, | is still headyuartery for Brass Goods | SMITH BROS. Jewelers and Opticians. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. Racoon Coats FOR MEN $75.00 to $125.00 W.F. Gourdier 80 Brock Street Phone 700. In the Village of Barriefield A detached frame dwelling, with new metal roof, 8 rooms, cellar, new stable, henhouse and n, for $000. On easy terms. $100 down and $10.00 per month. { § { 1 § A good building lot on Montreal | St, 8338 x 132, centrally located for | $300, | A new detached solid brick dwel- | ling on Union street, all modern, | hardwood floors and sun parlor, for $4,000. Y A new brick dwelling on Colling- wood street, for 2 A building lot on Union St., 66 x 132, for $700, Money to Loan, Fire Insurance, Furnished Rooms and Houses. EW. Mullin & Son Cor, Johnson and Division Streets. Phones 530 and 1456. 'McLAUGHLIN | GARAGE Our business having increased to IDA8 ho. Bod Be meee Aa seek larger | and are remove. ing this to 34 into the WE Do KINDS OF TIRE AND Call in BE VULOANIZING rinewhere, iret class work ang rea. + res