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~~ THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1918. REORGA NIZATION OF CIVIL, SER- VICE WOULD COME FROM ACT ee ----" I -- CHANGES COMING ?/INCIDENTS OF THE DAY|( P---- --_-- : ® LOCAL NOTES AND ITEMS OF or Bein ce our L.as A11aCE 1S Happen In the City and Vicinity : --What the Merchants Offer to the ® Readers of the Whig. Pianos to rent, C. W. Lindsay, ? Ltd, Mrs. 8. Low, Portsmouth, is pro- gressing favorably in the General J 3 Hospital. . 3 oR SWaiA, Blang tuner, 100 Cletgy For Gibson Art Valentines and Valentine Gift Books, Etc. 3 c A stock to choose from as large 'and select as the Christmas Line. Books, Framed Pictures, Baxed Paper. ley's, or phone 564. _Miss Phyllis Ngilson-Terry again delighted & large andience in "Mag- This Weed Ends the Special Offer on THE DESIGNER. America's Greatest Home and Fashion Magazine at. . . .. Place orders at once, either by Phone or in Person. The College Book Store, der the Civil Service Commission, of | Tuesday night. Phone 919. Open Nights Phone 919 which Prof. Adam Shortt, a former Ring up 645 for all kinds unfer- nasal Kingstonian, is chairman mented wines, ' MC oi rio The senor room of the Ports- Some time : 3 § ~Peryie Some Hime ago the Jsk = ng mouth Public Sehool has re-opened, $ 5 & 0 0 * was considered to bé vpry ine ! ' through the work of politicians fillin after being Closed ten days through all vacancies with their henchmen Hel situation. 3 , 4 , The congregation of St. Paul's For a first class Mantel Clock. Either in solid oak, or mahog- any finished cabinets. COON and FUR LINED - COATS FOR MEN Hudson Seal and Muskrat Coats for Women. Mufls, $2 up. Fur Stoles, $2 up JOHN McKAY, Limited. Kingston's Rellable Fur House, 1 Government May Place Both The Outside and Inside Services Under Civil Service Commission. When Parliament opens there will undoubtedly be an Act passed or at least legislation brought under con- sideration which will be of more than passing interest to Kingston. It will be the proposal, which is now réceiv- NN IR To : ~ {ing such wide consideration, to bring | LIEUT. R. M. ELMER HOME {the "Outside Service" of the Civil {Service into line with the "Inside Service" and have poth operated un- BR i A, i. EM As His Hearing Has! Affected. To Recuperate Been - 59c¢ 'rather than by people who qualified Presbyterian Church, - Middleville, or had particular qualifications fof bas presented a Unanimous call to the work, This commission was form- Rev P. W. Sinclair, Eldorada, ed and to an extent--though not Now i8 the time to have your completely to the satisfaction-of ev-| plang tuned. We carry two expert eryone--eliminated these troubles| turners and will assure entire satis chance to prove this to you. Bing 810. J. R. C. Dobbs & Co. Strewt Pren wr Don't Envy THE WELL DRESSED LADY---She Uses Pictorial oo field by the Allies' Friend Red Cross Society of Pittsburg. The sum of $78.65 was realized, We will rent you a plano, and at end of six months if you feel Ike purchasing Instrument we will al low the 6 months' rental on pur- chase price, and arrange easy terms on balance. C. W. Lindsay, Ltd. been CHANCE FOR RETURNED MEN. These clocks are easily dusted, time-keepers, low, and plain, May good Take Vocational Course at Queen's University. The Toronto Telegram says: Dr. . Bruce Taylor, of Queen's Univer- sity, Kingston, who was at the front as an officer with the 42nd High- landers, of Montreal, was a caller at the No. 2 Military District Headquar- ters Tuesday afternoon. He inter- viewed Gen. Logie regarding the scheme for vocational training fo¥ convalescent soldiers returning from overseas. Queen's University has twenty-seven courses to offer to the returned man, prepared by the Fa culty of Applied Science in comjune- tion with the military authorities. Dr, Taylor points out that the courses to be undertaken by the returned soldier must depend to a large ex- tent on the nature of his infirmity. Men from the Toronto Military District may go to Queen's if they wish, At present there are 150 men attending the classes which are in charge of the regular university pro- there for easily 600 men. and made for much more efficiency. | faction. C. W. Lindsay, Ltd. It certainly made a qualifying exd¥n- The Ottawa Journal says with re- Ar ination necessary for a vast number, | gard to the fuel situation that the Fos : though it did not prevent the curse of | idea it is necessary to spread broad- NED os overmanning completely. cast is that "everybody's doing it." .. ) 0d The proposal to bring the Outside] On Thursday, the 7th inst. a box Nr a Service under the same regulations js| Social and dance was held at Barrie- a big question and one which can be H ICKORY CLIBUT. BM. ELMER discussed from many sides. It means Lieut. R. M. Elmer, one of Kings-|that some men will receive more \ton's artilléry officers, has arrived [flféney and others less. It will mean NUTS back in the city on leave until March |the partial--and ultimately the com- to recuperate, his hearing having|plete, it is hoped--stopping of poli- At been affected. Lieut. Elmer trained | tical meddling with the upposnt in Kingston and at Petawawa, leaving | menits, all the vacancies being oc The BON MARCHE that camp for France with a draft. hy merit, and proven by a qualifying C Ki d Earl He has since been doing splendidiexamination! In this connection it or. ng an ar work inkl she trouble come Which might he stated that Gen. Currie in one 844 necessitated his return for = treat-lp nu nie recently "bucked" the pro- Ph 1 . ment. While in F Trance a was with posed amalgamation on the grounds the ss Canadian Siege Silierk that the returned soldier would not i" . "pea ea Bow up to our necks have enough opportunity to quickly BE They run eight days, have in mud." secure a good position. This part Cathedral gongs, and strike also at the half hours. of the 'question is of course debat- while The local part of the whole scheme is important, The Inland Revenue staff is overmanned now, such a condition resulting from the recent liquor regulations which practically wiped out the biggest part of their business. It is now suggested that this work become part of that hand- led by the Customs Department. The Post Office is another institu- tion which would be affected. The local staff of the Inspector's office was ificreased very heavily with the introduction of the Rural Mail Deliv- ery system. Now that this has been established it is questionable whe- ther such a large force is necessary. In such ways the new Act would re- distribute the present work and staffs to a degree of efficiency which 'at present is generally acknowledged to be far lower than justifiable, even in Government establishments, It is a big question and one which has aroused a great amount of inter- est among the local civil servants. Now is the time to have your piano tuned. We carry two expert tuners and will assure entire satis- faction. ©. W. Lindsay, Ltd. 2 ~~ Smith Bros. Jewelers ahd Opticians. You Might 'Save a Dollar on Glasses, And lose a million dollars' worth of eyesight! You cannot calculate eye. sight on the dollar and cent basis. 'When you need glasses, go to the best optician, have an accurate examination and take his advice; get the best service you can, and when you do all that you will come to us. Our service is the best. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. Review Patterns The pattern that is pleasingly different. . ---------------- RHLIEVED THE SITUATION PICTORIAL QUARTERLY For SPRING Filled with bright ideas for ladies' wear- ables. Book and any 15c¢ pattern for 25¢ Mild Spell Helps a Great Deal in Local Fuel Situation. The mild weather has helped a great deal to prevent suffering from : the lack of fuel and on Wednesday THE JUNIORS HAVE A BYE Fue Controller Nickle had a compar- atively quiet time. = It is hoped that if the soft spell continues, the coal will commence to move, and that Kingston will be able Registered Optometrists. 802 King St. Kingston 15 Asselin DOS FASHION SHEETS for MARCH, FREE. OSHAWA AND LASALLE TO PLAY HOME AND HOME SERIES. W. F.Gourdier Phone 700. 78-80 Brock Street. PICTORIAL PATTERNS ' Sold Only By | BUNGALOW Five rooms, furnace, electricity, gas, hardwood floors, verandah, south of Princess street. | 83,500 1S. R. McCANN Real Estate. 88 Brock St. - Phone 326 or 621. REAL ESTATE Here Are Some 'Good Ones. $2300--Johnson St., dwelling and stable, possession at once. $1500--Stephen 8t., and stable. $1500--Markland. St, TO START A CAMPAIGN. reese BUILDERS SUPPLIRS weeg A. W. Sirett To Meet With Other Dis trict) Representatives, | Plans are now being made by A. W. Birett, district agricultural repre- sentative, to carry out an immense increased production campaign for the farmers of this district. . All of Here on Friday Against the ; Citizens to keep on saving fuel as he here to play the first of the home | °F c0ld weather and snow. Oshawa won from Belleville on Fort Worth, Texas, and is spending a soldiers are-quite ready to contest pr HONEY Lieut. Carr-Harris is one of a num- - gregation is just a little faster. The'|College who left hers last fall. He -- 15c 1b terial, and two new faces may be on ceeding overseas for service. xX ili to get a supply, However, this may The Kingston Batteries are to Play {not be the case, and it is up to the a. Er Oshawa Intermediate T : much as possible as the Weather : On: Friday next Oshawa will come man is liable to send along some Co. and home intermediate 'O.H.A. EE or Golden Lion Grocery games against the Depot Batteries. :On Way Overseas. Flight Lieut. Guy Carr-Harris, re- 5 _ "| Monday evening, and are certainly |turned on Wednesday morning from : » ancy over proving themselves a good working . A team. On the other hand the local:{a few days with his parents Before : proceeding to England. Flight THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE the honors they have won against 1 any outfit, believing that their ag- | ber of cadets of the Royal Military management of the local = soldiers | has completed his course, has secur- en Bound sections, 3 cents tach. are trying out some additional ma- fed his commission, and i§ now pro- hes, 2 ibs 1 ves sas 180 ID. the line-up. The return game of ns this series will be in Oshawa on To Prevent The Grip. Monday next. Colds cause Grip -- LAXATIVE 5 BROMO QUININE Tablets remove the cause. There is only on¢ "Bromo Quinine." BE. W. GROVE'S signature on box. 30c¢. ree ses Juniors Have Bye. A message from Secretary Hewitt of the O.H. A. on Tuesday stated that he had decided to give the Kingston dwelling Poultrymen ! dwel- Fat _ That you : needs in Ri are large : the ¥ Rug you should prépare for your Spring i Linoleums while a prices low. ; yan ntage of Rugs is obvious. can be taken up and cleaned frequently. The be differently placed so as to vary of the room. RO collection style and weave from Ingrain Art to the highest quality Wi W, R. Mkea & o They embraces every Squares WwW : tons. cp Juniors a bye in the series now be- ing arranged. Oshawa will play home and home with LaSalle in To- ronto, and the winner will then clash with the locals. In the meantime every effort to keep the Juniors in shape is being made so that they will be victorious in their next game. Ice Soft for Curling. The soft spell has spoiled the ice for = curling for a few days.' One game of the afternoon series was run off on Tuesday afternoon, resulting as follows: G. Payne A. F. C. Whalley F. A. Palmer, D. M. Jemmett K. P. Johnston. Dr. Cartwright J. L. Matheson °'H. T. Wallace (skip) 6 . (skip) 12. The ice that was to have bee held on Feb. 12th in Barriefield Hall has been postponed until Thursday evening, the 14th, All invitations being held are good. Van leaves cor- er King and Princess streets at § o'clock. . : Weather Notes. i . The depression which passed ove Ontarfo yesterday has now Nok fouttinnd and while a ced cold wave is spreading into the western provivees | Snow and have occurred over the great lakes and the maritime provi heavy snow fn Quebec. © }| contracts were awarded for the nec- || tresses and they are providing much fila: i i the representatives of the Depart- ment of Agriculture are to meet in the near future at either Ottawa or Toronto and arrange the details of the campaign which will be provin- cial in character. The urgent needs of the Allies and 'the way they can be answered by the various distriets will be explained, and an appeal made to have the farmers do their very utmost to raise those things which dre most necessary. CONTRACTS WERE AWARDED For the Necessary Supplies at the Home for the Aged. A meeting of the Board of Man- dgement of the Home for the Aged was held on Tuesday afternoon, when essary supplies, 'Long Bros. received the contract for the supply of milk at nine cents a quart, and David Abramsky the| breat at 16 cents a large loaf. John Gilbert got the contract for the gro- ee Trap Nests, Feed Boxes, Hen Coops, Window Sash, and Poul. try Houses, built on most ap proved principles. §. ANGLIN & CO. Woodworking Factory, Lume ber Yards, Bay & Wellington Streets, Kingston, Ont. Office Phone 66. 3 Factory Phone 14185, | The institution was recently fitted | (i out with forty-five new beds and mat- comfort for the inmates, "Dr. W. H. Craig of Sedgewick, Al- who was called east to YOU CAN BL ling, easy terms. $2400--Dufferin _8t.. double frame : $2100--Earl St. solid brick, B. a and C. $3500--Livingston Ave., dwel- ling, stable and garden. $5200--Ordnance, St., detached brick dwelling, and dou- ble rough cast, good yards, 4 See our full list at office. 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