Daily British Whig (1850), 16 Jan 1924, p. 12

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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1084, Founded 1847 BUY : BUY : STANFIELD'S TYRNBULL'S Unshrinkable : CEETEE UNDEKWEAR UNDERWEAR 209, OFF. 209%, OFF. 20% | Discount Sale NOW. INCLUDES THE ENTIRE "STOCK Collars and Dress accessories only excepted All Ready-to-wear Clothing For Men and Boys TWEEDS AND DRESS SUITS ALL FURNISHINGS FOR MEN AND BOYS ALL JAEGER GOODS Please note: Jaeger goods on sale for Ten Days Only. This Sale means very definite economy for you. You owe us a visit. Sales for cash. No approval. LIVINGSTON'S 75-79 BROCK STREET HOSIERY SHIRTS 'Involving a selection of Wool- | Featuring a selection of fine, Silk mixtures and Silk -- all | Madras "Shifts seldom offered popular: colors. in the city. 20% Discount 20% Discount "If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk" ' onmmemamsasinen ANDERSON'S Quality--Larger Market--Service Retail Marhat Phones 458-459. Wholesale Department Burnes OK * Special Offer on Famous Proctor & Gamble Soaps 9 Bars P. &G. or Gold 70c. 1 Package Pearline Free ALL THIS FOR 70c SEA AND LAKE FISH (FRESH) When you have Fish you are enjoying nourishing food, wholesome food, easily digested food, easily prepared food, and food that is always reasonable in price. Whitefish, 4b: .......... 20c. Brill, 1b. crass nesses IBC Salmon Trout, Ib. .......22c.|Sea Herrings, Ib. .......10c Halibut, 1b. ..........,.25¢ | Haddock, Ib. sasms anes vn 0G - Cohoe Salmon, Ib. ...... 22 | Pike, Ib. renews 1B%0. - Qualla Salmon, Ib. ... .. 18c | Pickerel, Ib. ............18¢c. Spring Red Salmon, 1b. . ..27c. Fresh Smelts, 1b. ......"30c. "Halibut Red Spring Salmon Steaks .......30c.|Steaks ....... 32. Boiling cuts . ..27c. Boiling cuts . . . . 27¢. SMOKED AND CURED Finnan Haddie, Ib. avevy ABC Salmon Snacks, ready to use, Re ma Ib, .....15¢. | Boneless Codiish, 1b. avr 200, "21200 Smaled Fancy Pilctey Tor. Bow Rippers... .. .3 for 28, NOTE:--The price of Smoked Clscoes sold othor seasons. at 28c¢. to 28c. Ib. Now seiling at 20c. Include Ciscoes with your next fish order--meaty, aces Sah delicaey With practically so 3 ~ LOCAL NEWS. | Briet items of Interest Picked, Up by the Whig Re- porters. The St. Lawrence was frozen over tat Brockville on Monday night. ! John Tweddell is leaving on Thurs- | | day on a trip to St. Petersburg, Fla. Mr. Swain, piano tuner, Orders |recelved at 100 Clergy street west, | 'phone 6564w. R. J. McClelland has been awarded | | the contract to supply sand for the | city asphalt work. Mrs. Elmer F. Wright, King street | | east, Gananoque, in . thé General | Hospital, was operated on to-day. Rev. Father Casey, Kingston, and { Rev. Father Powell, Railton, left on Wednesday on a trip to South Ame- | rica. ji The Nurses' Alumnae Association of the Kingston General Hospital held a\ well attended meeting on Tuesday afternoon. J. P. Hanley was a guest at the Brockville Board of Trade banquet, on Monday, to Sir Henry Thornton, president of the C.N.R. Capt. F. Hempstead, Cobourg, and Capt. Ethel Cook, Woodstock, Salva- tion Army officers, were married on Jan. 9th. They will reside at Gena- noque. The vremen were called to Cohen's | i warehouse, Ontario street, shortly | after 2 o'clock Wednesday after- moon, for a fire in the yard. No dam- age. Hiram Walker and wife, Yarker, who have been spending some time with .their daughters and family, at Windsor, expect to return home about Jan. 20th. The temperature in Winnipeg on Tuesday night touched thirty degrees below zero. It was fifteen below at Minneapolis. We will get a touch on Thursday night or Friday. At the Thursday evening meeting of the Frontenac Home and School club, a picture lantern presented to tlre school will be used for the first time. The club is arranging to hold a series of concerts. On Monday night Queen's watch- men came upon a man trying to force an entrance into the Harty arena. He was using a crowbar ~ to force' windows. What his -- purpose was in effecting an entrance is not known. News off the Wires | In Condensed Form Large increase in Canadian ex- ports of bacon to Britain. Canadian - National may acquire Inverness railway in Nova Scofia. It is said a grain elevator is to be built at Sacket's Harbor, N.Y., by Syracuse interests. Prof. Wrong, in lecture at Tor- onto, says Britain would gain if French entente were ended. Royal commission to investigate conditions in maritime provinces, urged by Nova Scotia premier. The Democratic Natiodal Conven- tion awarded to New York will be held on June 24th in Madison Square Garden. The United Farmers of Alberta have entered politics and decided that political fees be collected with the fees for membership in the main body. Bishop of London, England, an- nounces the death of his mother, Mrs. Louise Winnington-Ingram, at her home in Bouremouth, Eng., at the age of ninety-six years. Crowing of Rooster Stops International Cockfight ------ Sarnia, Jan. 16.--Herbert Kil- breath, Richard and Maurice Tins- ley of Sarnia and five of the gamest gamecocks that ever threw a steel spur are being held in the county jail at Port Huron awaiting action om the part of immigration officials. A cockfight was to have .been "pull- ed off" in this city Monday night be- tween Michigan and Canadian birds. it 1s said. In an effort to avoid im= migration and police officers, Kil- breath and the Tinsley brothers, with their game birds in wooden travelling cases, boarded the rear end of an empty coach which was attached to a passenger train at Sar nia and went through the tunnel. Before they could gét out of the tunnel yard the crow of a rooster attracted the attention of immigra- tion officials and three men and the five birds were taken into custody. More One-Man Street Cars' <] ¢ To Be Operated Here The "one man car" service, which was recently introduced by the street railway company, has proven such a suctess that thé time is not far distant when all"the closed cara will be rebuilt and handled by one man. At first it was thought that it would be very difficult to educate the people to have their chang of tickets ready, but those who patron-. ize the service have fallen into line quickly. H. C. Nickle, superintend- ent of the Raliway Company, sald that the large street cars No. 18 and 20 would be the next to be changed, A Cruiser Tn Distress. : : ¥ 1 Rotary Club 'Activities. | Rotarian "Bill" Cairns, Montreal, chairman of the Canadian advisory board, past district governor, ' pasi presidéht of the Ottawa Rotary Club i and godfather of the local club, wii { be the speaker at Kingston Ro- { tary Club iunchcon at the British-| American hotel at 12.30 (noon) om | Friday. | "Bill" will ye given come by'the local club. He has ad- dressed the- Kingston club on sew-! | eral occasions and his visits are ar | 1 | | 1 | | a warm wel-| ways looked forward to with keen interest. Last Friday the ¢'ab had a hund-| red pervcent. attendance 'and the | members are hoping to repeat on| { Friday. The police net will be usea| | to round up all the members who do | | not put in an appearance at the meeting hour. A deputation from Napanee Will} be guests of the local club at this| luncheon. PITTSBURG COUNCIL, Jan. 14.--The inaugural! meeting | met at she town hall, Barriefield, a 11 a.m. Members all present, John S. Sibbitt, reeve; James Agnew, wil- | liam Atkinson, Robert Barclay and | William Curtis, councillors. All took | declarations' of office Minutes ot | last meeting adopted. J. S. Sibbitt to | represent Div. No. 1; ao Bar- clap No. 2; William Curtis No. 3; James Agnew No, 4; and' William | Atkinson No. 5. Henry Macrow"s tender for piling granite at $3 per cord, limestone $2 per cord, crush- ing and delivering on road (one mile limit) $6 per cord was accept- | ed. Township officials appointed: Auditors, Archibald Cowan ana George Hay; 'assessor, John W. Spence; Board of Health, J. S. Sib- bit, William Atkinson, the clerk as secretary, Joseph Woods, sanitory inspector; fence viewers, William Wiltse, William Trotter, George Hay, A. Cowan, Thomas Woods John Gillespie, Patrick Fowler, Wil- liam Milton, Issac Stolliker, Joseph Helferty, Henry Johnston Thomas Anglin, John Tierney and (George Maitland. Pound - keepers, Robert Webb, William Hutcheson, John Gillespie, Walter J. Ruttan, Chas, Milne, and William Goldsbra. Sheep valuators, W. G. Crozier div. No. 1, John Keenan, No. 2; John Millious, No. 8; James Greenles, Na. 4; and R. J. Johnston Np, Bb. School attendance officer, Thomas | Cummings, The assessor was ap- pointed to deliver the dog tags free of charge when making#the assess- in March at 10 a.m. PURCHASE OF PROPERTY. Two Lots Have Changed Hands At Sharbot Lake. Sharbot Lake, Jan. 15.--Dr: Suddaby has a new radio. A sleigh load of young people drove to the home of Mrs. A, Middleton one eve: ning of last week and spent a very pleasant time. The most of' the bridgemen have returned to their homes again for a while. The boys are cleaning off the ice to make a skating rink. Mr. and Mrs. S. Swain, Glenvale, spent the week-end at J. Bourk's. Thomas Dowdell and Master Ray- mond Fournier, Mississippi, called on friends here yesterday. Blake Buell has engaged quite a number of men to cut logs and wood in the bush and also several teams are en- gaged drawing the timber to Doran- ville to pe sawed where he will-have a portable mill there in the spring. Mr. Reppard, having purchased Mrs. Marten's property at Doran- ville, took possession yesterday. Péter Sharbot having bought Mr. Reppard's house, has also takén pos- session of it. Miss Leilla Watson is spending the winter with Mrs. J. Scott. Mrs. M. Long spent a couple of days of last week in Kingston visiting Mrs. N. Donnelly. W. Kim- berly visited friends in Perth re- cently. Roy + Ellwood Thom- linson has gone to Windsor to work. W. Pappa is still continuing to im- prove. Mrs. T. Hetherington is very poorly and confined to her bed | again. : Miss Cantrell has started a music class at Tichborne. Keith Erwin has secured a position at Clyde Fork's. It has been decided to use 'the new hall on Monday evenings for com- munity singing. The teachers of children should be held in highest honor. They are the allies of legislators; they have agency im the prevention of crime; they aid in regulating the at- mosphere, whose incessant action and pressure cause the life-blood to circulate and to return pyre and healthful to .the héart of the na- tion, Speed mania is also dangerous in the matter of formng friendships. ° Choral Society, Grant Hall, Jan. 23. DAILY MEMORANDUM. ch Hotel Dieu, to-night. Huchre. gat pictures at Frontenac sehool. Admission 1 FET ment. Adjourned 'until first Monday | SWEEPING SALE DRESSES TO-MORROW MORNING 10 O'CLOCK Sensational Selling of about 65 ONLY LADIES' and MISSES' DRESSES 'Many delightful styles, beautifully finish- ed. A frock is hefe for every taste, and at most unusual prices. Some of the materials ape: -- Taffeta, Satin, Georg- ette, Lace, Russian Ar- row, Canton, Vellette, Spring Time Crepe, King Tut, Charmeuse, Vela Vela, Tricotine, Crepe. Many of the season's prettiest shades, in- cluding: -- Green, Peach, Copen, Sky, Black, Navy, Brown, Sand, Grey, Sandle- wood, Cocoa. SALE 'PRICE $12.50 $14.00 $15.00 $16.00 $16.75 $17.50 $19.25 $19.50 $21.25 $22.50 $23.25 $26.25 $27.50 $29.50. $29.75 Blue, Flame, Regular Price $25.00 $28.00 $30.00 $32.00 $33.50 $35.00 $38.50 $39.00 $42.50 $45.00 $46.50 $52.50 $55.00 $59.00 $59.50

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