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a ee ---------------------- Women's Furs SEAL COATS, RACCOON COATS Full Belted and with reverse borders. FOX: STOLES in 'Black and Smoke shades, beautiful, fine, silkvsking ............ $33.00 "MINK CHOKERS at ...$15.00 NECK PIECES of Squirrel in Grey or Brown, in Crossover, Curved or Choker styles; some trimmed, others plain. John McKay, Limited 149-167 BROCK STREET - KINGSTON, ONTARIO et ett pt ta wa ar. eet, ---- teed THE ELECTRIC SHOP Call and arrange for a free trial of the A.B. C. ELECTRIC WASHER 115 Broek Street. Phone 13545. F. J. GRACE * W. C. CANNO» $12.50 Per Ton We are offering for sale 400 tons small size Hard Coal at the above price while it lasts. SOWARDS COAL COMPANY PHONE 1505. UPTOWN OFFICE: McGALL'S CIGAR STORE. PHONE 811. PRA Air mi, ; $1260--John street; double rough- cast; _ Victory Bomds bought and sold. || RH. Waddell ~~ I A Briscoe Opportunity There are several Briscoe Cars in service in this vicinity that have travelled over thirty thousand (30,000) miles and still running well. " One car, an improved model 4-34, ran all last season at a cost of 2% ¢. per mile. Experts admit it has a truly wonderful motor, Owners are enthusiastic. We can sell you a brand new model 4-34, five passenger Touring Car at the bargain price of $995.00. All charges paid. No other car on the market has made such a reduction in ANGLIN BROS. GARAGE, BAY STREET - - KINGSTON, ONTARIO 4 rooms each; lot 34 x detached of some real, fancy Table ----Ellerbeck St; elo, lier sen bath and ek; 7° rooms; todlet; hot alr furnace; barn; I Jot 68 3 123. i SARDINES | B00 tins (key) ... RAISINS ood floors; hot air furnace; 500 pkgs. Sunmaid-- lot 33 x 132. Fresh Made Belleville Creamery FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS DAILY GENERAL INSURANCE | Reliable companies only repre- i sented. | The McCann Agency : | CASH AND CARRY 86 Brock st. J Phouney 320-806. Cullen's i Call-in. Let's give you a taste Batter ...... risen 86c. Ib. |i ~. 5 for 25¢, (Seeded 1s) ....2 pkgs. 450. TWO ADDRESSES GIVEN "10 THE RM.C. CADETS By Dr. D. E. Mundell and 8ir Edmund Walker Wednes= day Afternoon, | | On the occasion of the usual Wed- |nesday afternoon lecture to the | cadets of the Royal Military College, Dr. D. E. Mundell gave an interest- |ing history of the accomplishments | of medical science in the last 4,000 | years; and the college also had as a | visitor yesterday, Sir Edmund Walk- |er, president of the Canadian Bank {of Commerce. The latter was a guest at the historic institution dur- |ing the day, efid gave a short ad- r INGOENTS OF THE DAY Racy Local News and Items of General Public Interest. There was mo session of the police court on Thursday morning. The price of milk in Belleville has been reduced to 10c a quart. Mr. Swaine, piano tuner, orders received at 100 Clergy street w Phone 564w. Solicit your sales with Wm. Britt, | Collin's Bay, the farmers' auction- eer, Two men for protection, were the only occupants of the police cells on Wednesday night. Step lively! All records are broken at James Reid's big clearing furni- ture sale, The election expenses of F. A. {dress to the cadets after Dr. Mundell had concluded. The soldfer-surgeon, in opening his address, remarked that the first fairly historical record of the medical profession' was sup- posed to have been written about the | year 2,000 B.C., and consisted of an | encyclopaedia of 42 volumes. ""The {origin of medicine, synchronizes with the origin of civilization itself." The speaker referred to the work of Hippocrates, commonly known as the pioneer in medicine, and stated that even new, his description of | many diseases may be clearly recog- nized, He pointed out that in the 15th to the 17th centuries, great ad- | vances were made in research work | {and many names, common at the present day, given to diseases, Pro- jceeding to the 19th century, Dr. {| Mundell mentioned the discoveries lof Mr. Wells, the American dentist, {in 1844 of anesthesia, and of Mr. {Guthrie in 1847 of chloroform, there- | by placing wonderful facilities at the | |disposal of the medical profession | {for®the performance of operations. | The 19th century also brought a | knowledge of germs: such men as ; Pasteur having devoted many years [to an investigation of the subject. {The conclusion they reached, that germs actually came from the atmos- | phere, opened up one of the greatest fields of treatment In the medical profession, This discovery 1 to a much smaller percentage of fatall- ties following operations, as the ster- {lization of instruments and disin- fectant methods adopted served to | destroy the microbe organisms. | Dr. Mundell stated that he con- Isidered that the 20th century would | be prominent as era of preventative | medicine and that the aim of the | profession would be directed to- | wards this end, He also pointed out [ the improvements adopted in com- | batting such diseases as typhoid, | diptheria, etc. The speaker brought {to notice of the cadets, the several | Canadian universities which have | medical faculties and paid special | tribute to Queen's, '"There are a {number of colleges in Canada," re- | muticed the doctor, 'which confer degrees in medicine, such as Toron- to University, Queen's and McGill | The classes at Queen's are limited to | fifty students and under the new re {gulations the course consists of six sessions, If any cadet is thinking of following the medical profession, may 1 suggest that you do not look forward to it as a life of ease, as it is a life of hardship, My strong ad- vice to you is to take up the work in small classes, such as prevail at Queen's, where a personal touch can be given in the instruction, and in- dividual attention paid to each stu- dent." At the conclusion of Dr. Mundell's address, the Commandant asked Sir Edmund Walker to speak for a few minutes. Sir Edmund was greeted with loud applause on rising, which testified to the high regard in which | be is held by the residents of Point Frederidk. "I had no idea that so Stewart, Leeds, were $3,354; those of G. F. Warren were $1,019. Representatives of the dairying Industry are to meet at Ottawa on | March 7th, 8th and 9th to consider | regulations under the Dairy Produce | Act (the grading of dairy produce | for export), On Thursday morning the auth-| orities at the School of Science, | Queen's University, reported that the thermometer went down to zero during the night and at eight o'clock Thursday morning it was two above. "The Black Panther's Cub," the eight-reel picture in which Florenca Reed appears, with an all star cast, was given its tinal resentation at | the Grand Wednesday night, and the | audience was very much pleased with {t,--~ The Kingston Rotary Club is ar- ranging for a 'Ladies' Night" Thurs- day, Feb, 23rd, to mark the seven- teenth anniversary of Rotary. Ro-| tarian "Syl" Grace and his commit- tee are hard ac work making prepar- ations for a real birthday party, Look wisely ahead and buy a James Reid's big clearing furniture sale. There was a collision in Napanee G.T.R. yard as a result of smoke screen. The damages done in the pitch-in consisted of the smashing of the caboose on the first train and one flat car, as well as soma damage to the engine of the second train, No person was injured. ---------------- REV. H. 8. OSBORNE, BA., B.D. Of Vancouver, who has accepted a call to Timothy Eaton Memorial Me- thodist church, Toronto. g------ Kingston Rotary Club, A Kingston boy, in the person of Rotarian Bruce Strachan, son of Archibald Strachan, collector of cus- toms, will be the speaker at the weekly luncheon of the Kingston Ro- tary Club Friday noon. Mr. Strachan is engaged in mining, being superin- tendent of a big firm at Ely, Minnes- ota, and he will speak on "Northern Minnesota." President "Joe" Stewart will be at the Standard corner excellent a desctiption of the medi- cal profession, covering a period of nearly 4,000 years, could be con- || densed, as I have just heard, in an able and eloquent address of twenty li | minutes," remarked the distinguish- ll | ea banker, He congratulated the chdets on their work at the college ill and the great privilege which was their's to be in attendance, Continuing, Sir Edmund stated, "The spirit of the R.M.C. made the discipline and dash of the Canadian Corps, without a doubt, and you are promptly at 12 o'clock moon to roil the famous peanut to the Bank of Nova Scotia, Members of the club will be on hand to wateh the "doings" and a lively time is promised. Mrs. Henry Purvis died at Brock- ville on Tuesday night aged seventy- six years. Her mother, Mrs. ' Storey, and two children survive. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. es ---- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 16, 1023. PHONE 919, How to Get The Complete Editions Toronto Sunday World and Toronto Star Weekly AT BEST'S DRUG STORE ONLY The only way that the Late News and \ Sporting Sections can be obtained is to purchase the early editions of these papers and obtain coupon redeemable at BEST'S DRUG STORE on Sunday, : No Complete Issues of Either of These Papers Can be Se- cured on Sundays, Nor Can Any Papers Be Sold for Cash THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE of the OPEN TILL 8.00 P.M, made. short and long sleeves, Priced from ... . . Lovely New Spring Dresses Canton Crepe, Taffeta, Crepe de Chene and Tricotine, cleverly styled and very carefully TRIMMING consists of Cire Ribbon, Beads, Frills and Boufant hips, narrow belts, In the COLOR range you will find the fashionable Black, Navy, 'dark shades and brilliant high tones well represented. All sizes in stock. Prices range from $18.50 to $40.00 EXQUISITE NEW DESIGNS IN BLOUSES The very newest and most fashionable of Blouses, tucked and filet lace trimmed, Crepe de Chene and Tricolette in long or short sleeves, in over-blouse style. edo and Boat shape. Colors: Sand, Navy, Jade, Flesh, White: all sizes, tir vies iv inleieece nisi aicivininde w [ele lelwinie $4.50 to $15.00 Newman & Shaw "The Always Busy Store" in style The newest Collars, Tux- - Pr A ---- FEW CASES TYPHOID IN THE PENITENTIARY Authorities Say It Is of a Mild Type--There Is No University Avenue, detached two-storey, solid $5,600 now .an integral part of an institu- tion which laid the foundation of all that made Canada famous in the late war. As head of an institution brick dwelling, containing 7 rooms and 3-piece Epidemic. bathroom, electric lights and , hardwood oo There was a report on Wednesday And what's more, it is most effi- ciehty When you need glasses, you want them without delay. Appreciating this, our entire organ- , ization, including a competent optome- trist, . who carefully , examines your eyes, the mechanics. who grind the lenses according to the Prescription, "and the opticians who adjust the frame or mountings all work in perfect har- mony, to give you the glasses you need at shortest notice, Consult: J. S. Asselstine, DJS. Optometrist and Optician. _ King Ste, Phone 1019w. : Ee (Canadian Bank of Commerce) which employs hundreds of young men, may I say that nothing is so nruch needed as obedience to super- for authority, and a sense of what discipline means, Yo R.M.C, understand t discipline means maniiness, and you have a knowledge of what your country has cadets of the || afternoon to the effect that typhoid fever had broken out among the con- victs at the Portsmouth penitentiary. Questioned by the Whig prison au- thorities admitted that thers were a few cases of 'typhoid in the prison, but that they were of a mild type, and that there was no epidemic. floors, furnace, good cellar a Corner Johnson and Division Streets - . utbuildings, Terms arranged to suit buyer, E. W. MULLIN & SON EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Phones 580w and 539), Since the first of January several cases of typhoid have developed. When questioned, Dr. W. G. Anglin, surgeon at the penitentiary, stated that thers was no epidemic of fhe disease. The cases of il a ---------- New Walking Shoes Featuring the new mannish type--the latest mode in smart, low cut footwear, and selling now at the new low prices, Brown, cut Twat ASS LE rown wi rap Walking Oxfords, with imitatl stitched, saddle strap effect ;awelted soles, and made on the _ mannish last, with wide toes and flat low heels--one of the Spring's most popular styles--Al sizes and widths. : sete mrivssismsamecess $450 S. J. 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