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i res ss bs, a > PAGE TWO JOHN Kingston's Reliable Quality Furs || STORE CLOSES DAILY 5 O'CLOCK McKAY, Limited. Fur House. SE Your Windows and and cold. Our and storm proof. Give us the chance to prove this to you. Ring 810. J. R. C. Dobbs & Co. 41 Olsretice Street Kingston, The BON MARCHE Cor. King and Earl Phone 1844, 00d's Ihosphodine, pe oat. tes the wi a Sans, Li Nervous The Problem Solved. Reduce the High Cost of Living. By Buying Fresh Fish of AN Kinds at UNITED GROCERY, 138 Princess Street. HALIBUT HADDOCK MO nD HADDIES FILL KIPPERED HERRING Delivery te All Parts of the City. United Grocery. Ben Lee & Co, 188 Princess St. Phone 267 MOVING SEASON 1S APPROACHING ot mi make ke your next move Filiby inte a home of your ewn. We have a choice list to select A "mAnGArS: Bay St, 6 + Bl St. SEE OFFICE 14ST. McCann, Real Estate a k St Se or EH, WAR Article of Queen's. i ipoint the Varsity | st issuad by | trative Coun- | Toronto is a VARSITY'S MAGAZINE Contains An on the Record | From every ¢ Magazine Supi the Students' cil of the Universit credit to the inst ion. from the pens of eminent Canadians enrich the pages of the work and add |, to the general gh standard of ex- cellence therein The patriotism of | the University of Toronto is ev ident | in every page and an account of the| service which each faculty has dene during the past few years of war! is presented by the respective deans | Prof. H. T. Wallace of Queen's | University mtributed an article] the efforts of Queen's and her! proud record is ably forth. The literary matter 3 masteapiece of the printer the magazine, which is offered to the | public in order that money for war | purposes may be raised, will be priz-| ed as a record of the achie one Canadian University. Ad has ¢ on set l is Great © fearing Sale. Prevost, Brock street, has made a) great reduction in ready-made cloth- ing and gents' furnishings to make | room for his spring goods valne in boys' overcoats from 5 tc 10 years, in blue and gray, at $? | each-----could not be bought wholesale | for the above price "Scandal!" pen' t ta Jk it or think it, but see "it." At the Strand Tuesday and Wednesday. AA ot A PA ANI NY 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 youn do all that you will come to us, Our service is the best. Registered Optometrists. 892 King St. Kingston Fancy Clover HONEY one pound sections, 25 cents each, Californias Prunes, nice and vee '10e, 1235¢c, 15¢ Ib, 4. Juicy Evaporated Peaches, 2 Ibs for 25c. Evaporated Apricos sa nus en "a W. R Mckea & Go. ree That needs in I: he ey a dire u should repare : for your 'Spring : x Linoleums while stocks To low. tage of Rugs is obvious. They and cleaned frequently. tly placed so as to vary nce of the room. | Toronto Ythe et | T. Copley J Articles | A Js. Fowler vements of | J. McDonald Special | 5 when it was found that a convict was § one of the work-shops. THE DAILY BRIT si WHIG, MON IS -- = {fA BIG DAY FOR CURLERS INCIDENTS OF THE DAY SATU RDAY SE SEVERAL CLU Bl GAMES WERE PLAYED Papers Now Realize That Kingston Juniors Have Big Chance ¥ or O.H.A. Honors, he warm sun on ¥ I-known curle curlers welco 1e weather, because t 188 heen so generous nperatures We have had almost the curling we want This, in- 4 18 been a great season with urlers with his zero Went to Rockwood. Qn Saturday the city curlers jour-| neyed eut to Rockwood Hospital and! tied one game and won the other by| six points. The results were: |W. H. Hedley A, Mclver Thompson Fenwick Ross { (Skip)--13 A Dr, 13 B, Pp, M E. 18 The Local Games. The loeal curlers ran off games on Saturday Whig series: A. Tureotte T. Slater (Bkip)~ . Dorland atheson Br, Buchanan H, T. Wallace (Skip) Sears Berrigan Lazenby R. Marks (Skip)--12} several as followss H. Watts . H. Reid J. Newell IM. P. Reid W. J. Drysdale | J. Gibson E. Green (Skip)--17 (Skip)--=6 Club Series: A. McMahon J. Morris D. Murray Angrove Prof. Day Waugh J. B. Cooke (Skip)---16 {Skip)--6 |H Dr i street west, i Bt, | Tuesday and Wednesday. | Smelting iresidence No. 1032 {future a long established | brokerage house will arrange to have iresentatives being held LOCAL NOTES AN AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST. Happenings In the City and Vicinity ~What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the Ww ag, Pianos to ren Ltd H. P. Folger left on Monday fi Montreal on business. Rev. Pather Mea, who is Hotel Dieu, is much bett A. .G. Munick, of the ertson Co., Ltd., Montreal, is city. The weather is the west and fair where. J. G dent of I Trade. Ww. Lindsay, wr ill in the James Rob- in the cold in mild else- fair and and Gardner was elected presi- the Brockville Joard of 100 Clergy at McAu- Swain, piano tuner, Otfders left ley's, or "phone §64. "Scandal!" Don't talk it or think but see "jt. At the Strand A. McKinnon of the Kingston Company has leased the Lower Union street. The Whig learns that in the near Montreal an agency here. It is -understood that County Magistrate Bradshaw will have a case before him with reference to thefts i from summer cottages. George von Horne of Kingston will {referee the game at the Toronto | Arena Thursday night when Kingston | Junior 3 play De la Salle, W. Sirett, district agricultural | roprosenttitive, left on Saturday for Toronto to attend the meeting of rep- there to ar- range for greater production for the | province Doubles: Rigney ( M. Farrell 93 Sleeth B. Cooke 10 Singles: M. P. Reid J. W. Kelly 1: Day 8 1 W Montgom'y 1 1 3 Inman 10! 3 W G Anderson 4 3 H. D. Bibby 5 } J. Baker 11 Prof. WwW. FR J. Gibson W H Wormwith Will Take Some Beating, The Toronto [Star says: De La | Salle were expected to bring back a| fair lead, it was another instance of | the dopesters going wrong. At To-| rontg the Kingston lads will not be bothered with the ice surface, as their own sheet is of considerable magnitude and their speed will be a | valuable asset to them, They are { bound to make a decided hit with the | Toronto people and will go the whole | 160 minutes with full speed ahead.| Everyone will grant that the Irish! boys are in right proper shape, but| the dizzy pace of Kingston had Green | and Co. with their tongues hanging out throughout the last period. This] team will take some beating, and | those who figured Kitchener or Bar-| rie to fight it out with the Irish] overlooked this bunch from Kings- ton, STEER bbb d SISTER BASIL CASE, The appeal in the case of Sis- s ter Basil vs, Archbishop Spratt + et al, will come up in Toronto # in two weeks' time, % A. B. Cunningham, counsel # for Sister Basil has the evi- % dence, and will go to Toronto. * HPI de > *| > * + * * ¥» * * > MISSIONARY FROM INDIA Spoke in Convocation Hall on Sun- day Afternoon. Dr. J. M. Waters of India was the speaker in Convocation Hall on Sun- day afternoon, and presented the problems of that country with cog- ency and vividness. He outlined the work of the medical missionary in aiding the natives and pointed out the opportunities for service in such a wide field. The very diversity of ml. {the population both in caste and re- ligion makes it a place where much good may be accomplished and where the returns amply justify the labor and effort expended. His account of various incidents during his fourteen years' work in India were enlighten- ing, and showed the peculiarities of the people who are waiting and call- ing for the gospel of CHrist. HID IN A WORKSHOP Convict at the Penitentiary Caused Quite a Stir. There was quite a stir péfiitentiary one night last at the week, missing. It was closing up time for the night, and one of the guards, who had a gang of men doing some spec- ial work, counted his men, as is the custom, and he found that he was minus one. Then followed an inter- esting hunt around the prison, but eventually the much wanted convict was feund hiding behind a table In "Major Mowat to Speak, "The Kingston Old Boys' Associa- tion of Toronto has arranged for a big meeting in Toronto next Thurs- |} or The recently elected officers will be installed at this meet- ! Instalment Story Delayed. Owing 10 delays in the mails, the instalment of the story, "The Who Changed." which was due for H publication to-day, did not arrive. | it The story will be continued as son | iH at the copy reaches us from the .au- y yend of six months if {dian Cavalry, preached piano, and at you feel like purchasing instrument we will al- low the six months' rental on pur- We will rent you a | chase price, and arrange easy terms W. Lindsay, Ltd. came to the Grand on balance. C, "Oh Doctor" {Opera House on Saturday afternoon crowds. Hal and evening and attracted The feature of the show was {Johnson, who impersonated a woman jvery cleverly. Major Harry Pense of the 21st Bat- talion had the pleasure, last week of meeting his brother, Sergt.-Major Frederick B. Pense, who went over- seas with an artillery draft from Kingston Major. Pense is at pres- ent on leave in England. Lieut. Henry V. LeMeésurier, Cana- a graduate of the Royal Military College, and a son of G. G. LeMesurier, manager of the Imperial Bank, at Toronto, has been slightly wounded. He has been overseas three years. We will rent you a piano, and at end of six months if you feel like { purchasing instrument we will al- low the six months' rental on pur- chase price, and arrange easy terms on balance. C. W. Lindsay, Ltd. Rev. A: M. Armstrong, M.A., of To- ronto, assistant foreign missionary secretary of the Presbyterian church in Ohalmer's church Sun- day morming at the united service | with St. Andrew's congregation. Rev. Mr. Armstrong dealt with his mis- sionary subject in a masterly man- ner. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN- INE (Tablets). It stops the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 30e. At Kingston's Fam- ous Fur Store will be Over Next Saturday ends our an- nual sale of Furs--hundreds en advantage of the low prices. Furs are sure to be a great deal higher next winter as all raw fury are advancing. This is your opportu = take ade vantage of it this week. very Atfugle article of fie our Fnor- stock bears a "green marked ticket" showing & big Womah | DAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1918. ir < Phone 519. ~The Store with 1009, The March Red Book On Sale Today at Mahood's Drug Store "THE REXALL STORE" RED BOOK FOR MARCH contains four best serials of the year and the ten best short stories of the month. TORONTO, MONTREAL, KINGSTON, NEW YORK and other daily papers also on sale at the Rexall Store. also on sale at Mahood's Drug Store. Motion Picture Classic, Woman's Home Companion, Top Notch, People's Etc., also on sale. College Book Store Customers Supplied at the Rexall Store. Pure Drugs. March magazines Detective, THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE 4 tion. | Nobby Waists { Special sale of ladies' waists in crepe de chene, voile and habutai silk, white or black; sizes 34 to 44. Tonight $2.95. Ladies' Waists | In crepe de chene and habutai silk, exquis- ite designs in maize and flesh shades. Sizes 34 to 40. Tonight $3.95. Suits and Coats Our big showing of suits and spring -- now ready for your inspec- PICTORIAL PATTERNS FOR MARCH Sold only by Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE Fy coats for 10° INSPECT PROPERTIES INSPECTOR OF F OANADIAN FIRE UNDERWRITERS TO COME HERE | Advocates Electrical Conduit Work! --Smaller Insurance Would Result, } Kingston property owners can now | prepare for an inspection of all elec-| tric appliances in the city, The Can- anadian Fire Underwriters will in| the near future send an expert in-| spector here who will go over the var- fous properties and give advice as to] the requirements of the wiring under | the increased pressure of hydro} power, i It is stated that the old-fashioned | wiring which was made for 110 volts| § direct current is entirely inadequate for 110 volts alternating current with hydro power, which is liable to heavily increased loads. The inspector will advocate con- duit work as the principle of 111 elee- trical installation, as this will re- duce the fire risk so much that small- er premiums may be given and the cost of the work thus made to pay for itself. In, speaking of the inspectibn-- which will certainly be very import- ant to every person with electrical co-operation between the inspector and the public was very desirable for each, as his suggestions would be worthy of very careful consideration in view of the insight that he has in- Premiums | to the fire risk question. Get Out Your Sap Buckets 7 = Farmers and others who have ma- ple sugh? outfits, even 4 they have not been in use for years "should put them to work this year. There is ir BUILDERS | As Safer For the Property Owner! Wall Board In imitation of quar- tered oak, makes handsome panelling. ANGLIN & CO. Woodworking aay, Luam- Bay & Wetington Streets, Kingston, Ont. n Office Phone 66. Factory Phone 14185, sugar shortage, aud Canadian maple trees should be made to prodice t0 the maximum. So even if you have not the most up-to-date equipment, tap all the trees yon can-and make the mast of the facilities you have on hand. or all the maple sugar and syrup pro- duced. : Rev. Dr. Love, Quebec, & Queen's graduate, has been nominated by the There'll be a good market |. Lanark andl "Rénfrew Preshvierv as moderator of the General Assembly. "oem Lember, Coal and Weed wood FACE POWDERS, = $5.00 For a first class Mantel Clock. Either in solid oak, or mahog- any finished cabinets, These clocks are casily dusted, time-keepers., They run eight days, have Cathedral gongs, and strike also at the half hours. low, and plain, good Fett ar Smith Bros. | Jewelers and Opticians. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. Se ee) rn WE BUY Raw Furs W. F.Gourdier Phone 700. : 78-80 Brock Street. I cm SUPPLIES esas Real Estate! Bought & Sold $2600 will buy a brick veneer. ed dwelling, with furnace, electric light, and gas, on Montreal St. { $5200, for a double brick dwel. ling, all modern, on Barrie 'street (north of Princess Street). $1500 for a semi-detached dwelling, with improves ments, on Markland St., on Casy terms, Full Hst at office, Cer. Johnson and Division Sis, Phones 580 and 1450. POWDER ©» PUFFS, EYE BROW PENCILS, LIP STICKS, ROUGES. DORIN (Cake form) Flesh, White, Brunette, 35e . ALMA ZADA {Heavy Powder) : Flesh, White, Brunette, 50 HAVMONY Powde Flesh, White, 25¢. JONTERL Sritnette, Powder Flesh, White, Brunette, 7 SEELEY'S BRUNETTE ROUGE Light. Medium and Dark, 25¢ each. MAHOOD' S DRUG STORE FO SERVE YOU