The Daily Standard from Kingston, Ontario, Canada • 12

THE KINGSTON STANDARD Wednesday, Jan. 1.24 WILL BE PARTIAL WNSSTW-j Enjoy The Winter In Good Furs Second Vice-President Mrs. O. Y. Chown.

Treasurer Mist Winifred Burns Convenor of Baying Committee Mra W. A Rogers, Mra Dewey. Convenor of Emergency Committee Mra Duff, Mra W. A Rogers. Convenor of Soldiers Visiting Committee Miss Isabel Rosa In taking the chair again after the election of officers, Mra.

A EL Ross stated that aha waa very pleased to take the position of President for another year and fej that it was a privilege to be the head of such an enthusiastic group of workers. "All that I have done In the past year, sald'Mka Boas In closing, "could not have been accomplished had It not been- for tha generous and whole-hearted work of every member of the Fireside Evenings This City Just Misses Path of Totality, Which Cuts Through Western 1 Ontario Watch the Moon Pass Between the Sun and Earth But Take Precautions WARM FUR COATS VARIETY All Less January Discounts These are the days whea a good Far Coat I for most folks, especially the Ladles, aa abio. late neee salty. Aad yea trill always flat here a klg variety with ear prices, whea coups red with ether manafaetaren, aabeatable la aU Canada. LADIES' FUR COATS FROM $38 UP Long wlfiter evenings a crack ling, warm fire the men with their pipes and newspapers the women with their City and Vicmity GEORGEiMIL'tfSYajGO Makers of Flae Fan 128-198 Frlaeefi Street For Real Radio Satisfaction AT LOWER COST-COME TO RADIO HEADQUARTERS We eon eupply you with any make of Radio, Including Stromberg-Carlion, Northern Electric, Radlola, Croeley, Atwatar-Kent, Mareonljthoua and Westinghouie.

You aro certain of getting Intelligent Radio Service and a 100 PA money-back guarantee. -AST SET DEMONSTRATED IS TOUR HOKE -STORE OFES ETESEF6S Canada Radio Stores SM 1-9 FR1KCE8S STREET THOSE 1207 OWNED ASD OPERATED BT ME5 WHO XSOW RADIO! A Special I Monarch Starttte 18c per ball We are offering from 1 5 to 20 shades in this 2 ply, Silk finished yam. Regularly sells at 30c. per one ounce ball. Angora Wool In Grey- and White, for trimmings, Quarter ounce ball.

49c Laidlaws Unbreakable Fine quality, four ply wool in Scarlet, Maroon, Fawn, Brown, Light and Dark Grey, Black, White and 35c per skein Such range of shades, for Ladies and Misses garments. If no cloud obscures the eastern sky shortly before nine oclock on the morning of Saturday, Jan 24 those who will take the trouble te watch the eoune of the. ran will see what promises to he one of the most Interesting eclipses which bis happened or will happen for many yeara. To observer here it will appear aa a partial eclipse, but the path of totality, which la about eight miles wide and which starts at Duluth, Minn and ends nt New Haven Conn, cuts sharply across the southwestern part of this province, plunges Hamilton and Brantford and adjacent territory Into total dark-nesa Just misses Toronto and swings across Into the United States somewhere near Roeheitrer, misses this city by inch a smell margin that the eclipse will be little short of a total one. The period of totality at any point in Ontario In that path will be about two mlputea but during that time those who an properly equipped may lee very interesting phenomena Similarly those In this elty and district will If it la a clear morning, see things of beauty which they will not sea again for many yean.

Gnat preparation! an being made at all points in western Ontario to observe and photograph the occumneea end hints as to the beet means of seeing It are being printed in all the papera It win be well for citizens here to remember that such hints and Instructions apply to only western Ontario points, where ie will he total Professor J. Matheson, head of tha Astronomy department of Queens University, In discussing tha matter today, pointed ont that observers here must not use telescopea unless they are of the protected patterA, and that well-smoked glasses are necessary, a the rays of the aun from the portion which Is not obscured by the moons surface will be too strong for the naked era and nnleaa telescopes mnd glasses of all kinds an wall protected there wlU be danger in turning them towards the snn. None of the phenomen which attends total eclipse will be visible here, but the spectacle of such a large portion 6f the suns surface ent off from the earth Itself will be magnlfleent one, and It la to be hoped that a cloudless eastern sky will greet the pairing of the moon between the earth and the ran. It starts shortly before nine oclock on the morning of Saturday, Jan. 24 and lasts somewhere In tha neighborhood of an hour.

Del Monte Products FKOX THE WORLDS F1XE8T GARDENS AND ORCHARDS Frnlt Salad, Sliced Reaches, Apricots, Dill Plekles, Tomatoes, Aepangai Tipi, Salad. Aspsngus, Sliced Fiaespple, Crashed Flmnlii Them a variety every niena need. Aa appeal that always tempt HENDERSONS On Brock Street Scientific Palmist Hera Hare your hands' Randolph Hotel, Room 8. Hours, 10 am! till 9 p.m. $1,60.

Poultry Show Opened. Under the auspices of the Belleville Poultry Association the annual poultry show opened In the market building yesterday. The display of poultry la one of the best ever seen and considerably In excess of last year. When all the fowl have been pieced on exhibition there will be upwards of 1,200, being some 800 more then laat year. Delegates Left for Cleveland Mayor T.

B. Angrove, Mr. J. M. Campbell and CapL J.

Donnelly, who wiU represent the City of Kingston, and Mr. Francis King, K.CL, who will represent the Dominion Marine Association at the meeting called by the Great Lake Harbor Association to dlsensa the Chicago water diversion, have left for Cleveland, Ohio, Two Drank In Felice Cenrt There era two cases on the docket In the City Police Court this morning, this being the first occasion upon which Magistrate Ehrrall has been called upon to occupy the bench since Monday, January 5th, a period of nine day. Both the eases this morning era against local young men who had been arrested for being drunk in a public place, and both tha offenders wera fined $10 and coata I i A Three New Vessels. Swan, Hunter, Wlghan, Richardson A Co, of Walls end, England, are tc build this winter three new steel vessels to engage In tha lake and river carrying trade. One la ordered by the International Waterways Co, of Montreal, and will engage In the pulp and paper carrying trade Tha second la for the Harbor Brldk of Toronto, and the third for James Playfair, of Midland.

She will he an Improved package freighter. Am 6. Xnlghft Views ea Advertising In yesterday's Standard an Item appeared In these columns referring to the results obtained by Hr. Alex. G.

Knight, the Princesa street druggist from an exclusive half page advertisement which appeared In The Standard. In tha concluding portion of the article Mr. Knight waa quoted as saying that hereafter only, the columns of The Standard would he need by him. This of eoune was an error. Inasmuch as Mr.

Knight la even now niing the columns of both local newspapers and Intends to continue to do aa Tha reference was to the fact that the half page referred to appeared In The Standard only, but tha Implication or statement in respect of future advertisements was both unfortunate and Incorrect Mr. Knight la catering to the public and, believing In newspaper advertising, he does not intend to limit this advertising In any wa or to any ont medium and this though decidedly pleased with the results of hie recent exclusive half-page with this paper. Smart, up-to-the-minute Sweaters for the Men. ITALIAX WAREHOUSE 1ft Goed Wa SeU It EitaUlihed 1SS These 171 Mrs. A.

E. Ross Re-elected as President of Society for 1925 Reports of Various Activities During Year Were Most Satisfactory The annual meeting of the King-ton Red Croes Society wae held yesterday afternoon in the Y.W.CA, I Johnson street, and a very fair at-tendanca of membera was present. The president, Mrs. A. EL Rosa, preaided and after the opening ceremony called for the reports tram the various convenors and from the secretary and treasurer.

Miss Wlnnlfred Burns, treasurer of the Red Cross Society, acted as secretary during the paat year and her report of the activities of the society during the paat year was most encouraging. Peace time activities were limited in many ways but when the Mowat Banltorlum was opened to civilian patients no discrimination was made and a large amount of help and financial assistance had been given to the civilian patients as well. An eloquent tribute was paid to the work of the Visiting Committee who during the year called os the Mowat Banltorlum, Kingston General Hospital, and Hotel Dleu patients, In March, clothing anhh as dressing gowns and pyjamas were made and distributed, and In May, the secretary' report pointed out, envelopes were sent onl asking for rapport and through this attempt a considerable amount waa realised. The distribution of Christmas boxes to soldiers and their families and to the local hospitals waa successfully carried out this year, 1500 being pent in this department. Treasurer's Report The treasurers report retd by Miss Wlnnlfred Burns was.

one of the best financial statements in many years. balance of 1968.29 was left over the expenses of the year. This balance is considered to be most satisfactory, and la greater than the balance of the Society last year when a balance of 8941.89 appeared on the hooka. Annual memberships for last year amounted to $895.00 while a total of $1500.00 waa received from Toronto headquarters In the form of grant The total receipts for the year amounted to $2840.64, The total disbursements during 1924 amounted to $1872.25, $800.00 being spent by the Visiting Committee in their weekly calls at the various hospitals In the city. In addition to that amount $124.88 was pent for magaslnea books and clothing for patlenta at tha Mowat Hospital.

$500 waa spent In buying handsome Christmas boxes which ware distributed to the needy. total of 180 boxes were passed ont Miss Isabel Boas made tha report for the Visiting Committee who during the season carried ont much work. The Provincial Committee for supplying soldiers comforts -to D.S.CJL hospitals stopped when the Mowat Hospital transferred hands and the lose for a time la sad. The Red Cross had during tha past year filled this lack to the great appreciation of the patlenta Miss Hpss expressed the thanks of the Society to tha kind citizens who had given over their can to the entertainment of the patlenta who were taken out for a ear ride through the country. The speaker also thanked the manager of the Capitol Tbeatrs and tha Strand Theatre for tbs matinee passes given to the lnvallda Mention was mada of the special thoughtfulness of Mr.

J. M. Camp-beH who gave tha patients of Mowat an excuralon to Brophy'a Point this summer on tha steamer Brockvllle where a picnic waa bald. Assistance of this kind did much to relieve the monotony of hospital Ufa Mlia Laura T. Nelah presented the report of the committee appointed to visit Immigrants arriving In tha city.

During the year nine came to the attention of the Society and even of these were called upon. A vote of thanks waa passed by the meeting to the secretary and treasurer, who during the past year had dona everything In her poorer for the advancement of the Red Cross work. Election of Officer The lost business dealt with at the annual meeting of the society was tha election of officers for 1925. The President, Mra A. EL Rosa left the chair when tha names were choaen by the nominating committee, the plaee being taken by Mra John Carson.

Tha namea chosen by the committee were very satisfactory and all of them wera elected to office without discussion. The following are the officers elected yesterday afternoon for the coming year: Hon. President Mra J. Canon. Hon.

Vice-President Mra H. Duff. Hon. Second VIce-Preeldent Mra T. G.

Smith. President Mra. A. IL Rosa Vice-Praildcnt Mrs. Constantine, The Central Garage Ltd.

Take pleasure in announcing to the car owners and prospective purchasers of Kingston and District that we have secured the services of MR. R. J. FAIR as one of our Sales Representatives. Mr.

Fair now has several good bargains in USED GARS on his list. See him. DISTRIBUTORS FOB CHEVROLET 8TUDEBAKER OLDSMOBILE Q. M. C.

TRUCKS THOSE 600, Comfortable garments Scarfs, iToques, Mittens and Sweaters for I 8 90 NOTES FROM QUEENS Beehive Wools May be had, four ply in Black, White, light and dark Grey, Navy, Pink, Palest Blue, light, medium and dark Red, Heather, Brown and Fawn 25c. per 1 oz. skein. Two ply in Black and White 12Jc. per 1 oz.

skein. iThree, Four, Five and Six ply, in Black and White 25c. per 1 oz. skein. WE SHOW THE NEW STYLES FIRST Colorful Slippers of Black Velvet $5.00 New York lays Velvet for drua wear, and In theaa two smut new stylos, you wlU find the air of refinement, end of distinction, which charactarln only the moet expensive of Footwear.

Brushed Wool Possessing a soft, brushed appearance, this Wool is splendid for winter garments. Full assortment of colors 15c. per one ounce ball. vs S3 ft Medicine 10 wHl hold their social evening on Friday, Jan. 23rd In Grant HalL Tha committee la aa follows: C.

A Cleland, M. Howard, J. McCarthy, A 8. Drury, W. W.

Wad A Walters, MUs Mary Rowland, Miss A Roy. Arts 25 year book being Mr. Carson of Aril 15 Is looking efter the copy for the year book which will ha In the hands of the printer by Jan. IIjL Tha Mens Debating Society held a meeting lari night. Mr.

A Meiklejohn has consented to address tha Queens Commerce Club on Wednesday afternoon. Hie address will be on "Business and Insuianca" W. MacDonald. J. EL Jura, C.

EYaser, B. B. Craig, M. Patton, K. W.

Kidd, J. Turnpenny an the committee In charge of arrangements for the big Arts dinner to be held on Jan. 31st The Queens branch of the Canadian Institute of Chemistry is to be iddresscd on Thur.day afternoon by Dr. I F. Goodwin, who will speak on "Tha discovery of new (amenta Retrace 17 will hold their social evening on Jan.

17 In Grant HalL Messrs. J. EL Fellltt. J. Iluuldsn, C.

E. Maniacs and R. W. Dry bough. 1 Charter Samadaed.

Notice la given In the Ontaric Gasetto that the Provincial Secretary has accepted tha inrrender of the charter of the Coleman Baking Powder Company, Limited, which for a number of years carried on a manufacturing business here In premises now occupied by Allan Soper ft Ca In Perth street, close to the Union Station. Style (1) la plain Opera Pomp of Black Velvet, new itage last, abort vamp, rounded took flexible leather. Bale, corerep Spike heaL Style (2) Ie a Black Velvet Slipper with Silver needed elastle gore front, short vamp, rounded toe. Patent Leather trim, and covered heel, flexible leather sole. "NOTHING LIKE IN ALL BTSttg 1-J TOWN AT THE PRICE." to SLOP Martins' Shoe Store Shetland Floss Heatherbtoom 15c per 1-oz.

bail Monarch Dove Down In a full range of LEICESTER LODGE, S. OF E. Officer Iaitalled Fait Frerideaft Jewel For J. Lower. Brother IL W.

Hawley, D.D.8. President, attended the meeting of Lelceeter lodge. Bona of England Benefit Society, held in their club Guard, S. Dutton. A goodly number of membera attended and ajnoit auceeuful year la predicted for 1925.

At the cloae of Installation, Bro Hawley, with a few well- choaen worda, preiented to Bra W. J. Lower a Paat President! Jewel Bra. Lower I having Joined aa a Juvanlla about, room! lait night, and installed tin eleven years ago, baa passed through John Laidlaw Son, Ltdi 170 Princess Street HELEN NOKXAXTOX An English lawyer who has arrive! la New Fork preparatory to Italy of American condition. It Is claimed that she Is the lint married wemaa ever to have received a passport from the British Gov-eraauat aril eat la 'her msMea mama Altheagh happily wed, she declares that If the postman ever broaght her a letter addressed te her aider her hasbands iirname, she weald retara It with the re-' mark that ae sack persea existed, all the chain In the Juvenile lodge and alnee Joining the adult lodge has been a faithful worker, having now attained the honor of a Past President.

Bro. Lower aultably responded Refreshment were served at the cloee, and a social time was spent by all preiont, all declaring that the lodge la off to a good start. folldwlng officers for 1925: Paat President, Bra F. R. Y.

Baldwin; President, J. Parton; Vice-Prelid ent, P. Steaey; Chaplain, C. Edward; Financial Secretary, 8-Hlncbllffe; Recording Secretary, J. Grlgg; Treasurer, C.

8elby; First Guide, C. W. J. Adams; Second Culde, F. W.

Cobham; Third Guide IL Kay; Fourth Guide, In-aide Guard, J. IV. Ward; Outside "Fresh Emulsion of Cod Livar OU," Glbsona Charles Lea of Levant Is In tha city on huslneia Fresh Bridllts Powders, Gib soaa "Sharing Bowls," Glbsona..