Daily British Whig (1850), 22 Feb 1917, p. 2

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BSuRAT™ For AG EXCLUSIVE CUSTOM MADE FURS JOHN McKAY Limited, 149-157 Brock, St. 2 [iE | The Baby Grand | Cabinet Phonograph (82 inches high) Beautifully finished in dark mahogany. Special sound box gives tone equal to any $100 machine. Will take any make of Disc Record, Price $35.00 COME IN AND HEAR .T. {BY THE WOMEN TEACHERS AS TO SCHOOL TAXATION, The Matter Was Laid Before the Board of Education at Its Meeting | -- on Wednesday Night, | We havé obtained the following | information respecting school taxa-| {tion in the cities of Ontario. The! larger cities are omitted, and in two! lor three cases replies have not yet been received: i Pub. Sch. H. 8. rate in rate in mills mills Belleville. .. 7.00 2.70 { Chatham. .. 6.91 2.14 Galt .. .. .. 7.15 2.08 Guelph .. .. .. LL T48 2.14 | Kingston .. .. . .6.45 1.97 Kitchener .. .. . ..6.40 1.09 | Peterboro .. , L891 218 {Sarnia .. ..:.. ... 085 ¥ 891 | Stratford .. + een 2.4( iWindsor ... .. .. .. ..6.18 1.93 | Brantford (totai) 7.70 mills | Woodstock (total) 9.40 mills | Witia the: addition of the school {appropriation which was uncqllected f last year the rate ir Kingéton would | still be one of the lowest. It may be | suggested that this comparatively {low rate ip Kingston is obtained be- {cause the assessment here is relative- +1y¥ 'high, but the facts do not support i this. | Taking the statistics of population Jand ' assessment supplied by the latest bulletins. of the Ontario Bureau of Industries we find the assessment per head of the popula- tion: in cities between twenty. and thirty thousand inhabitants to be as folldwss® Brantford. . .$669.00 i Peterboro. . 531.00 Kingston .. 550.00 Windsor, 832.00 The total taxation for school pur- poses per head of the population in 1915 was as follows: Brantford. . .. .$56.12 { Peterboro. . 5.69 | Windsor .e 6.31 | Kingston .. 4.89 It may be 'thought that owing to the increased expenditure of last J. R. C. Dobbs & Co. 41 Clarence Street, Just Received a Fresh ro Lot Of Can Beets, Cap Catsup, Can Beans, Can Summer Vegetables for Soup, Can Apples (1 gal, size), Can Cher- ries (pitted), Can Pears, Can Peaches Can Plums, Can Raspberries, Can | Strawtervion, Can Pineapple. E. H. BAKER » Charles and Montreal Sts. hb Phone 1203. po - OUR t MAMMOTH REBUILDING SALE _ AND SAVE "MONEY. R. McFaul Kingston Carpet Warehouse ATTEND | SOWARDS KEEPS COAL COAL KEEPS {year the relative standing of Kings- ton would be altered, but this sup- position is also wrong, , since the | school expenditure in other cities has also increased. {+ Taking the information given in [the latest report of the Minister of | BEducation-and Bulletin No. 10 of the | Ontario Bureau of Industries the ex- by amin per pupil may be obtained by dividing the total amount of taxes collected by the total enrolimefit in | the schools. The result is as fol- | tows: [Brantford et ars. by 2s + 320.54 Kingston... .. +. 8; +: 22.22 | Peterboro. 24.15 | Windsor Teh 28.32 | © Secondly, Kingston has an assess- ment of $13,200,000, "Allowing $2.- 200,000 off for exemptions leaves an | additional tax rate of almqst a half | mill on the dollar, all that is neces- sary to meet the request of the teach- ers, leaving Kingston's rate of taxa- tion still among the lowest. Finally, the plea that Kingston's general rate of taxation Is high, if 'its school rate is low, suggests the question: why should schools and school teachers suffer that lower ob- jects be exploited? SOME VERY GOOD SHOTS Among the Boys Who Are Attending Public Schools. Judging by the exhibits given to the members of the Board of Educa- tion at their meeting. on Wednesday night there are some very good rifle shots among the boys who are at- tending the public schools. Trustee Macnée had the exhibits brought to the Board of Education, 80 as show the trustees what the boys are doing, and out of the col- lection there was & large number of bulls-eyes shown. The boys like the Work, and as a whole are making good progress in their shooting. There is no doubt but what some of the youngsters would be able to do a good turn if they could get to the front. SPECTACLE #0 that the centre should be FRAMES Cérreetly Fitted to The Face Are As Essential As Pro- perly Fitted Lenses Are to the Eyes. nose piece should fit so well that wobbling 1 be impos- sible and it should bear equ- Sorment ts choose trom ot Sve ment to ¢ from at e- ly low prices. i Hog ali. $5: J. W. 2 HORATIO PEAC H, H, CHIC AGO, CALLED -- NO SUCCESSOR. Y.M.C.A. Had Representatives in Nearly All Belligerent Countries--All Such. Work Stop- The the ped. Because ol the fact that diplomat relations between the United States and Germany have been severed t there will in future be no Y.M.C. representative stationed, at Henry or in any. of the alien enemy internment camps of Canada¢ The Y.M.C.A. prisoners of war! branch was organized some time ago by Dr. John R. Mott, Boston, as part of the international Y.M.C.A This resulted in American representatives being placed in prisoner- of-war camps in Canada and throughout the British Bmpire, - in' the camps, in Russian and in n of the belligerens countries. representafives look after such fairs as educational, theatrical, for the prisoners and conducted classes of instruction in various lan- guages. These at- ete., RE- MAN GAVE "es pretty Fort rell imposed a fine of German = early all a short time afterwards jing intoxicated at Wednesday's Horatio Peach of Chicago, was the | Y.M.CA. . representative at Fort Henry until a short time He was recalled to Chicago by F. S. Shep- pard, General Field Secretary, and "it has now been announced that no succcessor will be named, The brisoners at Fort Henry when Mr. Peach first came picious, but after a while he was able to get their confidence and start in active work, He was able to start classes in English, German and other languages, and this, with religious work, made his presence very profit- able to those interned TO HAVE A TEMPLE, at Cape Vincent ¥or Building. It looks as though Cape Vincent would have an Odd Fellows' Tem- ple. At the last meeting of Brother- ly Union Lodge No. 865, 1.O.OF,, it was decided to purchase property owned by Mrs, Thomas Holland. The Odd Fellows have long talked of building a temple and now that a site has been purchased it looks as though their hopes would be realiz- ed. The site acquired is located in the central part of the village. The building to be erected will be an imposing structure. As the Cape is in need of an opera house it is planned to fit the firet floor into an up-to-date play house, with inclining floor and a commodious stage. It is thought possibly that the building will be of concrete or brick. Lodge THE SQUIRRELS ARE OUT. Unfailing Sign of Mild Weather Say the Prophets. Everyone knows that milder weather is now in vogue, but for con- firmation of the fact it is only neces- sary to take a walk in the woods. The magnificent bifek squirrels which are found in rather small numbers in this region have all re- appeared from their This is én unfailing sign of mild weather, The break-up of the recent prolonged cold spell was heralded by the appearance of these fur cov- ered animalg, During the winter the re-appearance of a black squirrel always indicates that milder weather is in sight and these animals disap- pear absolutely - with the return of zero weather: Curling Games, The curling results of the games | played on Wednesday were As fol- lows: . Doubles: J. M. Elliott L, Sleeth J. M Campbell 24. Gibson 11 C, Crozier RR. Uglow L- C.-Langdon 10 W, B. MacKay 9 Evening Series: W. Reid E. Woodman J. Mecllguham D. A. Shaw T. Copley T. Slater J. Marshall H. Angrove ZH (Skip) 13 (Skip) 3 1 4 Rigney C. Sleeth Richardson S. Bailey o ay R.N.F. Macfarlane A. B. Cunaingham O. Akyrod (Skip) 13 Afternoon Suries: 8. C. Calvin D. B. Murray Capt: F. Palmer M. Van Dreasor P. D. Lyman H. T. J. Coleman Dr. W. L, Goodwin G. E, Hague iad hould be exacely Gp posite the Dupil of (Skip) 16 (Skip) 11 a e. - Se tion t wal load ny ther posi. _ Whig Trophy Competition: ve a en ne produce double sight. The } rnge or 3 Souler iS Dan J T. M. Asselstine J. M. P. Reid (Skip) 11 Spoke at Cooke's Church. Rev. Dr. Myers spoke at a meet- ing held in Cooke's church on Wed- nesday night, at which Rev. E. R. MeLean presided, and gave a most 'inspiring address dealing with the nday sch and young le's rk. * At the close of the ad an informul-discussion took place, when pr Myers answered Questions put to m. a 3 Prevost, Brock has made a great reduction of y= 4 A---- com ------g Helping the Belgians. Board. of Trade has tuceive The these unts oh the Belgi Pe ion $1 i Lan Meta ney! $10;; Mrs. $2.50; he} * 3 EL Farmers a Bo Tal AL0, wile 4 a Te of eho as other grain, sng returned home with 0,404. Buys Site (Skip) 10! { | were very sus- THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1917 INFORMATION OBTAINEDINO YMCA. MAN AT FORT HEAVY FINE WAS IMPOSED --ile BOTTLE OF LIQUOR! TO ANOTHER ON THE STREET, A Citizen Was Costs With the Months-- Cases Court. The Ontario Temperant hard. s' out at the po morning, when Magi $200 and costs Taxed $200 and Three Police Option of in the th da) or three months upon him for violat- ing the "dry" law. : He pleaded guilty, through his counsel, T. J. Rigney, liquor in a piace ot private dwelling. 'In other words, gave John Coleman a street. In police court Coleman said that Sissel man who gave him the Wednesday © was the liquor, and Arniel had the man in custédy. Coleman was called upon to pay a fine of $10 and costs, with the op- tion ¢f one month, Robert Doland, who admitted be- ses- sion, was fined $10 and costs. Y Heavy Fines Paid. . Two heavy fines have been paid into the Police Court this paid a fine with costs which amount- ed to $203 for having liquor in a place other than hig private dwell- ing and on Thursday another young man paid a fine of a similar amount. A fashionable fool is one whom all | se nsible people try to avoli d. will not atone for an oR Are tr ett AAA a itt EE ------ winter -haunts. | i { sini J ------------------ "Kingston's Famous Fur Store" BE a en ONLY FIVE DAYS MORE AND THE At Kingston's Fam- ous Fur Store Will 'Be Over. > When February ends our Annual February Clearing Sale ends. Prices on all lines are advancing and Furs are sure to be higher next season. When you buy here you choose from the larg- est stock of fine furs between Toronto and | | | | | Montreal. This is your opportunity. To-day we mention: | Ladies' Muskrat Coats, 50 in. ches long, reduced to $37.50 Ladies' Hudson Seal Coats, best quality, 44 inches long, re- duced to ... . $125.00 Ladies' Russian Pony Coats, 50 inches long, reduced to $35 Ladies! Black Cloth Coats with fur collazs of Western Sable, 50 ices slang, Teduced to . $20 ¢ Sun Alaska Sable Pillow | h | | * Muffs for ... ii --. $20 | 1 'Beautiful Mink Mufts for $39.50 Big Black Wolf Pillow Muffs, ~* with head and tail, finest grade, for . .. $19.50 Choice Red Fox Setts (stole and Mufr) for ... . $28.75 Natural Grey | Wolfe Seits (large mult and stole) for $22.50 SE tt ioe cn I | George Mills & Go. © Makers of Pine- Furs. | | 126 and 128 Princess Street. || cm smn nm m--------_--------_-------- | | y Act pinch-} week, | Early in the week a yoing fellow i | | | | ALL SALES FOR CASH. | jrevived, i 1 | 1 proposition. | Magazines Received Today | --_ Pon Motion Picture Classic, Popular, Popular Mechanics, Ainslee's, 'Detective Story, Saucy, Young's, Short Stories, Life, Literary Digest, Ladies' Home Journal. to giving a man | her than his own | he bottle on the! | The College Book Store, Constable | BD ------... District Agents for the Curtis Publishing Company. OPEN NIGHTS 160-162 Princess Street. = & A AA AN -- FHI 'to | see fl Spring Suits | We have an elegant display *of chic style Suits in the season's wanted shades, | : $15.00 up. Spring Coats! Something Classy in Spring Coats. Don't envy the well dressed lady. She uses Pictorial Patterns. Sold by Newman & Shaw, THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. A A Pl AA NAAN --- CLOSING OF MAILS Information posted at P.O. Lobby from timg to time. United state. daily Grand Trunk, going east, 11.30 a.m. Grand Tink, Toronto and west, inchading Western States . Grand Trunk and all ost NOT A PAYING BUSINESS, Application for the velle, of the Ontario License _ gol for a renewal is uncer ]i but it is known for sure that at least will close their doors within a very few months, and } there is Bod to A mare hotels § closed. such is. case, loses a hard blow to the city in the e question of accommodation for the two of the hotels way of hotel accommodation. 'takes over these hotels. | The reason for the business a profitable one. ------------------ The true triend will not depart be- Maney easily ® departing in the. same way. cause your pockets are empty. 4 British mati clases irregularly. 30 a.m. smd 11.30 pom. and 11.30 p.m. 1.00 p.m, f City, 2.30 p.m. and 11.30 p.m CIR. 110.15 am, and 5.00 p.m. CNR ' . 2.00 p.m. ce MAY. LOSE FOUR HOFELS KEEPING - STANDARD HOTELS 18 . .Applications for Renewal of Li- censes Must be Placed in the Hands 4of License Inspector Before 'March . 15th=--Twe Hotels Sure to Close. renéwal of tandard hotel licenses must be plac- ed in the hands of the local license inspector, William McCammon, tort March 15th. A . wel ai r as received wor to this. jot from Chairman rd. ust how many of the local hotels this will farmers has a burning ope now for some time, hnd if it is a case of {four more hotels going out of busi- ness the question will certainly be providing that no person the closing of the } hotels is that under standard licenses } the hotels cannot wake it a paying Without the bar trade it Bas been found impossible to make of earned has the knack pee BUILDERS! SUPPLIES ey | LUMBER Our large sheds and yards contain a choice assortment of rough and dressed boards and plank. Quality is good. Come and see it. S ANGLIN & CO. | Woodworking Factory, Lumber Yards. 'Kingston, Ont. : i Phones: Office 66, Factory 1415 {| ' | Sees Lumber, Conl and Wood weed | { Queen's Batteryman Weds, i The marriage of E. J. Coyle, ser-| geant in the 73nd Queen's Battery, | Kingston, formerly of Edmonton, and Florence Estelle McCrea, 266 Jarvis street, took place early \Tuesday morning at St. Michael's Cathedral, Toronto, Rev. Father Kelly officiat- n jing. Mr. Co je expects to go over- seas with th® next draft from his i which Jeaves almost immediate- y. Yeomans Joins RFC. Belleville, Feb. 22. ---Lient. F. L. Yeomans of the Artillery, son of Dr, Yeomans, of this elty, has been granted a commission in the Royal Flying Corps. He won his artillery commission #t the front, to which he went as a signaller. He was also given the Military Medal for bravery on the field. © Cornwall Man in Lead. Cornwall, Feb. 22.The report of the annual 'inspection, Mgintenance Department, GX.R.. for 1916, Just , shows that B. Little, sec- tion foteman at Cornwall, made the highest standing in his division, the 5th distriet Coteau to'Brockville. His section stood first in the Hist of twen-| 'ty-three. Real Estate on los 150--Mar! | $1450---Victoria St, 31875 Montreal St. St., Double Frame. { $1850--Raglan Road | $1500--Portsmouth, Double Frame. | $2000--Montreal St., three detached Phone 133 Telephone 9¥9. Men's Pocket Watches We can show you men's watches at prices to suit any desire. The new watches are thin ner than before and much new detail in design has added to their attractiveness. We have all the best makes. Smith Bros., "Jewellers, Issuers of Marriage Licenses. Oculists Prescriptions Filled | Furs Hightot Cash Prices paid for all kinds of raw furs. W. F.Gourdier | 80 Brock Street Phone 700. TE ---- Easy Terms and St., Frame. houses, | All the above on the following terms: 310 cash, balance $12 to $15 month. { | iA detached dwelling on Johnson St., | (below Clergy) at a reasonable figure. ia awelling to rent on University Ave., at $25.00 per month; pos- session Mar. 1. EW Malin & Son Cor. Johnson Mouey to, Loan Division Sts. Phones 539 and 1456. CLEANLINESS The woman who scrubbed the coal bin before the coal was put in car- ried cleanliness a little too far. Our coal is as clean as coal can porsibly he --free from dust, slate Jor other foreign matter. = If you haven't laid In your winter supply yet, come in and see us--to- day." BOOTH & CO. Foot of West St, Purina Scratch Feed and Purina Chowder Makes Hens Lay. For Sale By D. Couper, 2413 Princess Street Phone 76 Coast Sealed Oysters, eM lM Hr tt

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