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__ PAGE TWG Men's Furs FUR COATS, FUR COLLARS, FUR CAPS FUR GAUNTLETS BUCKSKIN GLOVES AND MITTS FUR ROBES John McKay, Limited 149-157 Brock St. Kinghton's Reliable ur House, ! bo Be i -------- on So DUCTED AS PRINCIPAL DR. DYDE HEAD OF, QUEEN'S THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE, Rev, J. T. Hall, of Stirling. Mode- rator of Presbytery, Officiated at Induction Service--Moderator of General Assembly Delivered Charge. AL Q 4 's Cdnvocation Hall' on Monday n t t Rev. Dr. {W. 8. Dyde was inducted as principal of Queen's Theological College, Rev. J. T. Hall, of Stirling, Moderator of the Kingston Presbytery, officiated at | the induction ceremony, the charge newly-inducted principal be- by - Rev. Dr. Colin Fletcher, of [Thamesville, Ont, Moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly. A large num- ber of the members of the Kingston Preshytery were present. Among these on the platform were Rev, Dr, R. J. Wilson, G. M. Macdonnell, Rev, W. IT. 'Wilkins, of Trenton (clery of the Preshytery); Prof, W. Morgan, Principal [Bruce Taylor, Rev. Dr. (W. G. Jordan, Rev. Dr. Malcolm Mac gillivray Rev. Mr. Kidd, of Ganan- cque; Rev, J. D. Boyd, Rev. J. Stephens, (Rev. /Dr. Gracey, of Gan- anoque; (Rev. Dr. Daniel Gordon was also present. Rev. Dr. Ross read the Scripture lesson, Dr. Bruce Taylor offered prayer and Rev, (W. T. Wilkins read | the extracts from the minutes of tito the ing delivered J ------------ Victrolas and Victor Records es -- Ss ea oe -- = -- Se = WO E = == 0f. the sacredness of the | the |General (Assembly, confirming {the appointment of Dr. Dyde to the appointment 'of 'principal of the col- lege. Following the charge of the Moderator of the (Assembly, Dr. Dyde delivered his inaugural ad- dress. . | \ In bis jcharge, (Dr. [Fletcher spoke gospel of the ministry as a divine calling. He held that theological halls should be in jelose relationship to the uni- versity, if not actively a part of it. Dr, (Fletcher said that he 'was not delivering a charge to a novice, 'but to one who had been tried and actively tested, and found fitted for the position, and who entered upon the new duties with every promise of great success. The speaker referred to the great lack of candidates for the ministry during the past few years, but was firmly of the belief that the colleges __ THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, DE NGDENTS , OF THE DAY LOCAL NOTES AND ITEMS OF Happenings In the City and Vieinity ~~What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the Whig. Try Twigg' special cigar, 4 for 25¢. W. Swaine, piano tuner, orders at McAuley's,. or "phone 564W. One of the men fined on Saturday for drunkenness was not from Shar- bot Lake, but from Crow Laie. There is a probability of Mrs, Alex- ander Newlands being a candidate for the Board of Education in Rideau ward. D. M. McIntyre, Toronto, chairman of the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board, is paying a visit to his sisters here. After a day of spring weather cf Monday, the weather turned cold again, and on Tuesday it was «quite snappy. \ Robert Walker, a sailor, complain- ed to the police that he was robbed of $200, and the case is under inves- tigation. Mrs. John B. Esselstyne, Cape Vin- cent, N.Y., aged seventy years, fs dead. She spent most of her life in the village, : Now is the time to have your plano tuned. We carry two expert tuners and will assure entire satis- faction. C, W. Lindsay, Limited. W. Y. Mills, grand superintendent of the R.A.M., visited Leéds Chapter, Ganapoque, last Wednesday. He goes back in January to instal the officers, James Crozier, an employee of the General Hospital, died on Monday night. He was formerly a printer and at ope time employed in the Whig office. R, J. Bushell asked the City Coun- cil last night for a grant of $50 to- wards the poultry show. .The fair manager is going tof boost-the poultry exhibition. Large congregations St. Mary's cathedral\on Tuesday for ithe special mission Ar vices conduet- ed by the Passionist Fathers. Masses were celebrated at 5 and 7.30 a.m. The déath of William Gilmour oc- curred at his residence, 449 Barrie street, on Monday, The late Mr. Gil- mour was a machinist in 'the employ of the Cahedian Locomotive Works, gathered in GENERAL INTEREST. } | 10, 1918. : « CEMBER Dere Mable, by Ed, Streeter . ...... Baseball to Boches, H. C. Witwer . . Treat 'Em Rough, Ring Lardner The Young Diana, Marie Correlli. . .. . Camilla, Elizabeth Robbins .'. .... .. .. _ The City of Masks, Geo. Barr McCutcheon Canada's Day of Glory, F. A. Mackenzie ers. No old 1917 stock carried over. out completely. Make your selection early. Phone 919 The Books You Will Eventually Buy for Xmas A Daughter of the Land, Gene Stratton-Porter The Magnificent Ambersons, Booth Tarkington . The Light Above the Cross Roads, Mrs. V. Rickard .. .. . THE CHOICE OF AMERICA ~ Is represented in our line of Christmas Cards and Booklets se- lected at the annual convention of the best American manufactur- Every Christmas card that we carried in stock last year was sold THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE Open Nights XMAS RIBBONS We Have in; Stock Just Arrived Campbell's Tomato Soup Campbell's Vegetable Soup Who Knows More About Music Than the ¥ World's Greatest Artists? When selecting a musical instriment for your home this Christmas, wouldn't you value the opinions of the World's Greatest Artists? Wouldn't you like to benefit by what they think of it? Certainly no one is better qualified to judge a musical in- strument. They know music. Their life-work is music. And what they say about the Victrola is of the utmost importance. They not only endorse the Victrola, but they show their unbound confidence in it by making Victor Records exclusively Shumman Heink says: The Victor to-day is the most re- lentless but the most just critic, as it reproduces absolutely what the artist has done. All the popular vocal and dance stock. Select your Christmas gift from the Victor Record Cata- Yogue. Victor Records are most acceptable. 'Mahood Bros. E hamanood Bros. 2 | RNEREANENNRNARED IT CUTS THE COST Bargains _.._ ||oF YOUR EYEGLASS jigne foundation, 'geod REPAIRS $1600--Princess St, 7 stone foundation. $3400--Oolllugwood St. belie furnace ie ity. Ne 3 $4150--Frontéuie 'Bh, brick, T rooms, furnace, hardwood floors, large lot, See ou list at office, ~~ McCann's 88 Brock St. Phone 826 or 621 had been faithful in their work, and that they iwere seriously thinking of the problems which had to be faced | 8d of six momths if you feel like 3 { purchasing instrement we will allow in ithe future. The Mays to come | . a (which might be regarded, as the | the six months' reptal on purchase days of reconstruction) would de- | Price, and arrange easy terms on bal- mand principals and professors of |aBace. C, W, Lindsay, Limited. theological colleges who had strong | Considering the shortage of labor hearts, clear heads and with faith [in the Store, our merchants are do- to face the situation. There 'were | {D8 wonders in the way of service to many conditions and issues to face, |YOU. Save them all the trouble you but heifelt confident that the men can by reading their ads and making éngaged lin ithe 'work realized ithe |Your buying decisions in advance of great responsibilities resting upon |Your trip to the store. them, and would 'be prepared to| Sergt. Bateson found a three-year. meet the necessities of the world. |old lad on a street corner Monday af- Dr. {Dyde, in his inaugurd]l ad- ternoon. The youngster had missed dress, spoke of the support and en- his mother, who was shopping, and couragement he carried with him in | was given shelter at the police sta- taking wp his new position, and stat- | tion for about half an hour, when the {ed that he realized that the time mother came for him. * | called for the greatest energy. One What about the elections in Ports: | great truth that must ever be kept mouth? The village Philosopher says {in mind was that God is the Father everything is very quiet as yet. Reeve of all mankind, and {hat we are James Halligan is completing his fiftn 'brethren one with anotlier, Practi- term of office and rumor has it that cal theology brought home the truth he will again be the dhioice as chief that our practical sphere, not only magistrate of this thriving village. as 'ministers but as simple Christ-| The charge of having Hguor in a ians, had to do with all 'whom we place other than his own private call our brethren. The great war | dwelling, against Capt. Richard La- just closed brought. home this point | Rush, has been dismissed by Magis- more stronger than it had ever been trate Farrell. The case was heard in presented before. The speaker set | Court Mist week. Capt. LaRush had forth a strong appeal for a common | a bottle of liquor on board his sloop, effort--a junity jof * brotherhood | where he makes his home, for medi- which would bring forth a better |cal purposes, spirit' to lay the foundations of a new world. ' . There was ia (great opportunity Only One "BROMO QUININE" facing the church "at the present! To get the genuine,call for full name Our new REINFORCED shell rim | time. Mhere were 'many problems | LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tab. frames REINFORCED with an in-| for ithe church to \face, and in the lets. Look for signature of E. W. J visible wire rim are, next few years the ehurch -would | GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day, undergo a great keet, but the Speaks 30c. - er had every confidence that the TEI A A nn. SAFETY First Frames fo NEAT, DURABLE, church would emerge from this test MODISH purified. { a Consult us for styles in glasses. Clark's Tomato Soup Clark's Vegetable Soup Distributors for Red Rose Tea~--the Good Tea. Victory Bonds are the popular thing, Buy Them! W.R McRae&Co GOLDEN LION License No. 6-543 So oe ai iano, and we We have a great range of plain and fancy ribhons in all the wanted widths and shades. Selling at old prices. HANDKERCHIEFS We lead the procession in handkerchief values, 5c to 75¢ each. TEE ECA A E = = : E = and Christmas records in » on A detached Dwelling John Street for $1,400, on easy terms A detached Dwelling on Elgin Street with barn, $1,500 A new Brick Dwelling on Clergy St. West, All improvements $4,800 Fire Insurance. Bellers of Real Estate, Cor. Johnson and Division Sts. Phones 530W and 5309 E. W.Mullin & Son ---- A . Foes BUILDERS SUPPLIES weeny Builders' Brick Hard and Portland Plastering BLOUSES Beautiful blouses for ladies who care. Marquisette, $1.25 up; Silk, $2.50 up; Georgette and crepe de chene $6.50 up. = 0 COATS Great range of plush and tweed coats. We can suit you both as to style and price. Real Estate oy) KNITTED GOODS overalls, etc. rooms Sx Toques, setts, scarfs, Newman & Shaw tz The Always Busy Store / "And here at Qucen's we trust that we shall be enabled by the grace pf [God to do our bit," said | Rev. Dr. Dyde, in closing a strong and forceful address. Sons Of Engiand Officers, Leicester Lodge No. "33, Sons of England, held its annual last * Now Is the Ti evening, when the following officers' ne fo were elected: Past president, A. R.| Feat 3 Wor, president, RB ddwin; Benefit By Our orary chaplain, Rev, T. Ww. Sion] | Greatest Christmas i} Sale of Millinery J. S. Asselstine, D.O.S. The Busy Optical House, 324 King St. 'One hundred thousand spinners in the. Lancashiio istrict have been ordered to go out on strike, The em- ployers have rciused a 40 per cent. wag fnorea-e. ¥ ' Ad ------" " VESSEL WAS DELAYED, Sn -- Towed Here From Toronto by Three Tugs on Monday Night. A new vessel recently turned out by the Toronto Shipbuilding Company arrived in port on Monday night, af- ter being delayed for many hours on the trip down from Toronto. The was towed by three acting chaplain, A. Brown, P.P financial secretary, H. M. Hawley: re-' cording secretary, T. Hinchcliffe; ' j| tremsurer, C. Selby, P.P.; first guide, Bll J. Gott; second guide, T. G. Grigg. ' PP. inside guard, J. H. Parker, | ii P.P.; outside guard, J. © Swain, P.P.; physician, Dr. Harold 8. An- grove; pianist, A. R. Fearne. pressed Cement, Lath, ete. Stop and Look. The Salvation Army band will start 'this evening its Christmas fiserenade. The band intends to seref- ade throughout the city and | is e officials desire, as the} need of instruments, The who left for overseas are one by one, and instru- needed for them. All are band is in eturning return iments are cordially | 000, da, 30 Jha; Hamburg Steak Jomselully JUS oi: oc.' |i r- lect es, ac af : : Each day at our store you can buy fresh 'meatg, provisions, groceries at prices quite 'bele jular; therefore, a saving to 5 im de y each, Ib. . ep, 3 : 25¢