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was Women's Furs SEAL COATS, RACCOOSE COATS Full Belted and with reverse borders. FOX STOLES in Black. and Smoke shades, beautiful, fine, silky skins . .........2. $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 149-157 BROCK STREET - KINGSTON, ONTARIO ---- THE ELECTRIC SHOP, Call and arrange for » free trial of the A. B.C. ELECTRIC WASHER rock Street. P 1645. ¥. 3. grace 0 P Street hone W. ©. CANNON $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 158. UPTOWN OFFICE: McGALL'S CIGAR STORE. PHONE 811. A Briscoe Opportunit There are several Briscoe Cars in service in this vicin ty that hive travelled over thirty thousand (30,000) miles and still running well. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. INCIDENTS . OF THE DAY Racy Local News and Items of General Public Interest. The flag on the city hall flew on Wednesday in honor of St. David's day. Mr. Swaine, plano tuner, orders received at 100 Clergy street w. Phone 564w. Mrs. G. J. Ranger underwent a critical operation at the Hotel Dieu on Tuesday night, and is resting as well as can be expected. The first day of March came in like a lamb, salook out for rough weather at the tall end of the month, There was no session of the po- lice court on Wednesday, Hvery- thing 'was reported gulet in police circles. Roland Denne, Peterboro, brothsr of Mrs. W. H. Graham, "The Well- ington Apartments," fell on Moaday and broke an arm, You will find their news in this paper's store advertisements, The store offerings are for every- body--not just a select few. The congregation of All Saints' Cathedral, Halifpx, presented the Rev. 8. B, G. Wright, who 1s leaving for Ontario, with a purse of gold. { The fine of $200 and costs imposed |on a woman in police court on Tues day, for "having liquor fn a place other than a private dwelling" was paid. Rev. Mr. Dixon, pastor of the An- glican church at Amherst Island, has returned to Stella, after spend- ing a few days on business in King- 'on. * On Wednesday morning the city engineer had a gang of men sanding the sidewalks. In many places the walks were very slippery on account of the water freezing up on Tuesday night. The name of M. A. Donnelly was given on the committee of manage- ment. for the dance held by the post office employees. Mr, Donnelly states 'he was not a_member of 'the com- mittee, Many of the farmers in the dis- trict are storing fice this winter, as a result of their experience last sum- mer during the long spell of hot wea- ther, A good supply of %ice helps 'greatly in the storage of milk on {the dairy-farm. The Brockville Recorder and | Times wishes Claude L. Gordon, who iis coming to Kingston to succeed Mr, 8. Grace, 'the best of success in his new surroundings, the regret be- ing that his advancement takes him One car, an improved model 4-34, ran all last season at a cost of 234 c. 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 price. : ANGLIN BROS. | GARAGE, BAY STREET - - KINGSTON, ONTARIO TOILET ROLLS 1,000 size & : > 3 $2590--Quebec Street, frame, 2 story, 7 rooms, bath and toilet, good cellar, electric [fi || Hehe. . i Rolls Totlet Paper, large || | $6600--Collingwood Street, de- [i ~ tached brick, 8 rooms, hot f 8Ir furnace, electric light; |i lot 33 x 88. 'GENERAL INSURANCE \ Fire, Burglary, Plate Glass, [fi |] | Automobile, Accident and Sick- il | Ress, etc. i Best of companies represent- | SANI-FLUSH § rise, Sunlight, G "Mother Hubbard 8 CASTILE 1,000 bars, bath sive ... Goblin (Tollet) Glycerine (Tollet) Princesa Soap Fiakes .. Victory Bonds bought and OUR BIG UR SALE IS NOW GOING ON. ROUSING BARGAINS We are clearing out our entire stock of nanufactured Furs at prices that beat all DIMDp etition. OUR HATS, CAPS and GLOVES 25% off DURING THIS SALE - Now is the time. Come in and see. © for 30c. Iii P. & G, bars 30c. i away from his old friends and cus- tomers." y Merchants buy in the best mark- ets. That is a good rule for home or office purchasing,- Buy in the best markets. Capt. Vokes, of the Royal Military | College, who recently prophesied an early spring and a victory for the cadets against Queen's, is very sad as a result of the outcome of his two "best bets." Now a professor of Queen's, remarks that those "red woodpeckers" stay around here all winter, anyway. ---------- CLARA BUTT'S CONCERT. DAME CLARA BUTT There will not be one dull mom- ent during the concert which Dame Butt, the contralto, Kennerley Rum- ford, baritone, and Daniel Melsa, the wonderful Polish violinist, will offer in Grant Hall on Monday, March 6th. With three such artists, variety in excellerte, will be the key note. Dame Butt will sing all those songs which have proved most popular during her career, and those {nim- itable duets which she and Mr. Rum- ford render with such amusing grace and spontaneity. Rounded out by a violinist of Melsa's powers, the pro- gram can not but be most satisfying. Dame Butt will aiso sing some of her most famous Oratorio arias and sacred numbers. Tickets for Dame Butt's only concert in Kingston now selling at Uglow's Princess street. LENTEN SERVICES In 8t. Mary's ang St.. George's Cath. * edral on Ash Wednesday. Ash Wednesday was observed with ley officiated assisted by Rev. Fath- er Lacey, and after the 8 o'clock mass Archbishop Spratt distributed the ashea .There; were large congre- gations at both services, which mark- ed the beginning of the season of Lent, during which services are to be conducted every Wednesday and Friday evenings. At St. George's Cathedral, at Bt, George's Cathedral, at 8 and 10 a.m., Dean Star officiating. The service consisted of the communa- tion Servige, the litany and holy com- munion. There was a large attend- ance. At 4 and 8 p.m. Dean Star will officiate, A feature of the- Lenten sermon will be a special mission. M. 8. Grace Was Remembered by the Knights of Columbus, : There was an futereating gather ing™ on Tuesday evening, when the members of the Knights of Colum- bus presented M. 8. Grace, a valu. able member of this organization, with an electric table lamp, on the occasion of his leaving the city. Mr. Grace left on Wednesday for London, Ont., where he takes over the man- agement of the. Heintaman Plano Company. . Dr. Leonard Walsh made the pre- sentation at the same time paying a warm tribute to Mr. Grace. Dr. W. Gibson also gave an address and other speakers included N. BE. O'Connor, L. T. Welch and George Sullivan. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS These Transfers Have Been Made by E, W, Mullin & Son, Frame dwelling, Sixth owned by Thomas Andre. Frame dwelling, Bllerbeck ave- nue, owned by Henry D. Clark. Frame dwelling, No. 1, Johnson street, owned by W. Connolly, street, Brick dwelling, No. 14, Patrick street, owngd by A. Bannister. Two brick dwellings, Victoria street, owned by BE. Wathen. Brick dwelling, No. 30 Aberdeen avenue. Brick dwelling, No. 2380 Alfred street. 4 Frame semi-bungalow, No. 38 Bixth street, owned by T. Andre. St. George's Scouts, The weekly meeting of St. Georges Scouts was held Tuesday evening at troops' headquarters with acting Scoutmaster Hall in charge. This be- ing the tirst meeting for the month, the boys were given drill instruction by Capt. Hind. There were a good attendance which goes to show the interest being taken by the boys in the Scout movement. After physical training, Capt. Hind, secretary for the cothmittes, examined & number of boys for proficiency, badges and quite a number were successful in passing. Some good lectures are pro- mised for the month and the boys are looking forward 'to a busy time. -------------- Headaches from Slight Colds. Laxative BROMO QUININE Tab- lets sdon relieve headaches caused from Colds. A tonic laxative and germ destroyer. The genuine bears the signature of BE. W. Grove. (Be sure you get BROMO). 80c. Made in d » . Price Reductions DURING THE LAST DAYS oF OUR ANNUAL CLEARING BALE, 2 aN Ce) w= 99> 0 special masses at 7 and 8 a.m. at Sty | Mary's Cathedral. Rev. Father Han-\ Ash Wednesday services were held Ziegfeld F ollies, Girl, You're in to Jane, M Koo, Town Topics, Sh PHONE 919. Pr Special Sale of Operatic Hits Regular Price 50c. SPECIAL PRICE 20c A COPY, 3 FOR 50¢c, 7 FOR $1.00, THEY LAST--HITS FROM THESE NEW YORK SUCCESSES The Rivera Girl, Oh Lady Very Good Eddie, Al Jolson's Sinbad, Take Love, Maytime, The Ed. Wynn Carnival, Leave It , Jim Jam Jems, Jack O'Lantern, Ha Going Up, The Girl Behind th Longer Letty, Apple BI ary Cottage, Buddies, THESE ARE HITS AND JUST FOR YOUR MUSIC CABINET. . THE COLLEGE Lady, Oh What a Girl, It From Me, My Soldier ppy Days, Hitchy e Gun, Li Angel Face, Listen Lester, The Bride Greenwich Village Follies, etc., etc. THE NUMBERS YOU WANT SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. BOOK STORE OPEN TILL 8.00 P.M. ossoms, Beautifully Polished Waxed Linoleum Floor | floor? iF \, Do you realize how well high-grade Linoleum floors, good fabric rugs and beautiful furniture go together? Your hall for example--what could be nicer there than a rich, polished and waxed, plain brown linoleum For every floor of your house we have suitable lino- . leum patterns that will harmonize perfectly with walls, furniture, rugs, and draperies. Let us show you the plain colors, Parquetry patterns, Matting and Carpet. designs in DOMINION LINOLEUMS Priced so reasonably that you can save half the cost of good wood floors. Call and get our prices, at:-- Newman & Shaw Kingston's Big Dry Goods an d House Furnishings Store Notes From Arden, Arden, Ont., March 1.--E. Burke is busy putting in telephones from Arden to Mountain Vale and Déad Creek. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pringle on Sunday at John Dey- a's, Mountain Vale. Miss Dora Lindsay, Deseronto, is spending a few weeks the guest of Miss L. M. Kirk. Mrs. H. Hannah spent the week-end at Tweed. W. J. Marlin and Arnold and Willet Clark, Bordan- wood, spent Sunday at G. Stiles'. Mr. and Mrs. H. Johneton have moved back in their house, after being ab- sent for the past two months. Missus Ida and Bdne Deylia and brother, Stanley, of Mountain Vale, spent Sat- urday evening at G. Steele's. Mr. aad Mrs. Robert Monde was at G. Monds' on Sunday. Florence Sieclc spent Friday and Saturdey at Wil- liam Steele's. John Steele had the misfortune to lose a valuable horss on Friday. A number attefided the |S show on Thursday, Friday and Set- uray night, given by Mr. Johnston. : oy ! : dey, Feb, 28th, Mise Alice Walker, Sydenham, became the bride of Miles Stover, of this place, Rev. G. The bride was Fi i i Ii E : ESE BF i! of { rh RIDEAU ST. Detached frame dwelling on a corner. 7 rooms, improvements, gas, good cellar. House in excellent state of repair, Good yard. Pos- session April Ist vieielele ie Lolo ener alo lolnlore; $2,500 E. W. MULLIN & SON EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Corner Johnson and Division Streets « Phones 580w and 5893, SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK DAFFODILS $1.00 PER DOZEN We always have on hand a choice selection of Azalea, Cyclas men, Primroses and Boston Ferns. Floral Designs for Wedding and Funerals a Specialty, LAWSON STORE: Corner Wellingt and Brock Streets. Phone 770, ' Che ara: Phone 11745. "The New French Tods Are the Thing" We are now showing several new lines in Men's Fine Brown on the slightly widee Specially priced at sresteviprecesy Senrcavaviensans son S. J. MARTIN 1 PRINCESS Srmxuy ofa, PHONE 2210