PAGE EIGHT, THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TH URSDAY, NOVEMBER 1¥, 1908, -- » Fur Lined Coats for Ladies We Make Our Own Shells : : Guaranteeing our custom- ers perfect satisfaction in Quality, Workmanship, Style and Fit. Our per- sonal guarantee goes with e very article purchased. John McKay Fur House 107 Princess St. 119-155 Brock St. Ey SHOULD BE PUNISHED. Hunters Who Shot Human Beings By Mistake. Tohn Campbell, of Cok Lake, was in the ety, Thursday Articles |: Our window displays a selection escay f peopl of handsome things in Solid Brass wed that goods Fine Electric Table Lamps, Candle Sticks, Jardiuieres, Smokers' Sets, Ash Trays, &c. Ex-W and drawer ut oh the question shooting in the woods during the On, in View ) + his nereghborhood every hunter whe person in the woods | care hould be punished the not the c¢tack shots who aid Mr. ( 15. "When crack-shot movement in the brusi the inst H ht to do so, or ar vluabde that he can't take the e what he's shootin at ses where hunters leer wmpbell, fir on The "Old Brass" Vera. | decidedly rich much admired finish gives a effect, and is wy imagined to be but which turned out 1 Ine time Saw § in some marsh hay I'hey bear Reasonable and two hunter suitable in price, for gilts. very it must be a deer or to fire, moments but waitea rb ebb b eee E EEE SEE lace, carry ad shot en Killed where a the have be WOW of me JEWELLER Issuer pr similar case hunter we a spot in the woods it came. Before stepped from from which of Marriage Licenses. + a movems inter instances aved hn -- sm---------------------- 1 6 it green We Can Help You i= Fh i i id Keep Warm on ; L mply se amphbell gave other BECEEPIETIIPIPH IIIT Ho five shot why he danger reenhort A nit Li -- > Granite Lodge Smoker I plea wnt i by the 1. OL i ther Wednesday w hair 1 smoker and car members o COSY entered un » pan "Were ren we oJ t Melau renderes W. A. Mitchell's, we HARDWARE 65 Princess GIVEN A CHANCE Bejore the ( eft HOW'S THIS ? 0 i dred Ix f Catarrh t honorable and fir obligations ma y y 8 ie by KIN NAN & MARVIN Druggists, Toledo sale » system rice 75 cen all Druggists Family Pills for To Protect You From storms, to keep you warm and comfortable, to give you the air of a well dressed man, you'll find the right Overcoat here--the skill- fully tailored Progress Brand Overcoats at $12.00, 13 50, 15.00, 16.50, 18.00 and 20.00, LIVINGSTON'S Where The Good Clothes Come From. / 4 | § ie de Sidi A eh Sih of several narrow | NEW CONTY CLERK Dr. Edwards Will Act Till Jan. 1st--Charitable Grants the | LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. i A Season Of Trial. | Kingston, Nov. 19--(To the Edit- or): It was really good to read .in vour valuable tr, of Wednesday, that one faithh istian man stood boldly to. the front, to question the discrimination made against the Sun- day schools of our city, in favor of places of amusement: It is good also Same As This' Year--Auditgleio note that the decision of the city Minnes Re-appointed. At the Wednesday afternoon session of the county council, Dr. J. W. Ed- wards resigned as county clerk after pine years service. He stated that he { had canvassed no member of the council as to a successor Councillor Drew moved, seconded hy Councillor Rankin, that the resigna- tion be accepted. The mover stated that Dr. Edwards had given excellent | service to the county, and it was | doubtful if the council would get as | good a man to succeed him. Both | the mover and seconder ' suggested | Dr. Edwards be asked to contidue as | clerk' until January lst, and that a | successor be not appointed until the January session On motion of Councillors Drew and | Rankin, the council placed on record its appreciation of Dr. Edwards' ser- vic '8, and congratulated him upon his sdection to the House of Commons. Dr. Edwards thanked the council for its 'appreciation of his services. He vould be glad to assist his successor Nn gettihg accustomed to the work. On motion of Councillor Franklin weonded by Councillor Yorke, the ap- ointment of a clerk was left over ill Thursday morning A deputation of General Hospital rovernors consisting of Dr. H. P Jufi, James A. Minnes, F. G. tt, B. W. Robertson, W. B. Dalton, )., Chown, R. Waldron, F. Welch and Medical Superintendent Boyce, waited pon the council to ask for an in eased grant to the hospital on' ac- ount of the increased expenditure endeéred necessary by the higher cost | f commodities, increase of patients, { md improvements to building. The wesent grant is $1,000. The laims of the hospital and of its bene it to the people of ibly set forth Councillor Rankin gave notice w-law to raise $20,000 for current xpenditure It would be necessary, he ald to ask the larger town to ay in the rate as soon as ossible. The expenditure that the ounty council had to meet this year vas $10,000 more than in 1907. How- wer, next year, the expenditure vould be far less On motion of Councillors Drew and Jodie, a by-law winting Thomas D wditor at a salary of 8125. I'he fixing the grants to charitable institutions was moved by ouncillors Franklin and Davis The ame grants as jJast year were passed, iz. : General hospital, 81.000; Hotel ST: Infants' Home, S150, and Home, $100 county Frontenac were of a ps county Minnes as county by-law Orphans' County Clerk Appointed. The 0 SW taken up eSS10n ceed Dr J. WW. Edwards at the Thursday morning Councillor Brash moved, led by Councillor Drew, that J W. Bradshaw, farmer, of Bedford. be wppointed. The question of ballotin or a clerk fered, but the slerk said this could not be done. The ouncil, however adiourn for hali an hour, and ballot. Then they ould convene again and elect the { vho received ti allot this procedure, ors Drew I'he was consi could one on th I'he co y follow i Council and applicatior were he Gillespie, ¥. B H. Hughson and Wilbam Kingston: J. W. Bradshaw, Warren Wilk The council re 11:36 o'clock, aft an hour ¢ Lie sition mas worge H Orne; umed Councillor wain brought in their of Mr. Brady carrwd will ippointmer resolution was Dr. Edwards i In mry Ist A bill was ORY 06 rom the Un {tario Bridge of Toronto for $500 for extras in connection with of the Loughboro Lake unanimous act comyj erection DEATH OF WILLIAM SCOTTI 0ld Resident of Pittsburgh Town- ship Passed Away pioneer of Pitts away t is William Scott, a township, assed home at Joyceville, | the i eig eased had been Born in lreland Canada on Wednes at vears le ailing for some time Mr. Scott came to his parents when a | your ma the familgy taking up re | side in Pittsburg tawnship, and there Mr. Scott ided the remaind er of his e, wwihg the occupa tion of a farmer He had lived in | Pittsburg township for upwards of a quartemnol a century and was widely and highly respected. In reli- was a Presbyterian and nr a liberal He is survived wife, three sons and six John, of Kingston, Frad {erick and Harvey, of Pittsburgh; Mrs {| William Sutherland, Kingston; Mrs Beecham Trotter. Brandon: { Johnston and Mrs. Thom Gillespie, of Pittsburgh; Mr«. John Palmer, Malwrly, Ont, and Miss Olive, home. ¥ The funeral will take place at o'clock on Friday morning, to taraqui cemetery. Rev, Mr. | Quarrie will officiate gt the services In. Wright wl Russell Britton, Gananoque. have been chosen as offi- cialg for Saturday's big game in Ot- tawa. The ferther will referee and the latter will umpire. Both these officials men and satisfactory to htv-two with known | gion he | polities by his daughters, of at ol are good both teams. Buy infafts' foods at Gibson's Red Cross drag store Fresh there Phone 230 Two is company, but with father the patior there is a multitude in uly One "BROMO QUININE," that is Ln Brome Quins | é FZ box, 35¢ ' - DVL box. 35¢ Lock- ! was passed re-ap- | appointment of a county clerk | was | Mrs: H.| Me- | ministers-is conditional, they to close. if other sources of contagion do Tike- wise. Some of the busivess of the board of health is similar to Dicken's circamlocution . The dairies, 'and the water used for cattle and cleans- ing purposes do not seem to have been linspeeted. More than one individual's inclined to believe that the quarentive system is at fault, and that the old fashioned plackard was not entirely useless. 'In many instances, a heavy fine was imposed on anyone leaving the infected dwelling. The card of warnitic. bore the solemn words : { "May the Lord have mercy upon this house."" One individual could supply all the needs of the gquarentined fami- {lies; with provisions, by making daily calls with a horse and rig. To my thinking mind, it is plain to sec that we are passing through a season of trial at such a time. Is it wise to make the iittle ones doubt the preserving power of God in His own house, and tg fegl secure in the light amusements, | might well be dis- pensed with for a time? No matter how many may be set to guard our houses, "{éxcept the Lord keep the city, the watchman walketh in vain." | CONSTANT READER. How Does This Catch You? Waggoner, 188 Wellington street, will make a reduction of twenty per cent. on all fall and winter suitings and overcoatings. Owing to the mild weather we wish to reduce our stock and give those who wish to wear fashionable clothing a chance to get one of Waggoner's up-to-date suits cr overcoats. Give us a call. We are giving this inducement before the holiday season sets ip. Take advan- tage of it. Board Of Health. I'he board of health had a meeting, Wednesday afternoon. The city solici- tor advised that the board could not close places of amusement. The pro prietors. must do it themselves if they saw fit. It was reported that vaccina tion was very coeneral, a member of the board stating that he thought the epidemic would be "rounded up" in a couple of weeks if everybody got vae- cinated. Ready For Queen's. Mail and Empire Varsity are ready for Queen's The players will go down to Ottawa, Fri day morning. There will be no change in the line-up. McDonald's knee has practically rounded to, and ""Meon" Lee will play insidg wing again. The team has been practising every day, land is in good shape. Lawson's shoulder has improved considerably. Toronto | Rosen Was Foiled. Mr. Rosen, last week, presented cheques at the Northern Crown Bank branch in this city, to the amount of $100 odd, but failed to get them cash ed, after an interview with the actin manager, W, B. Browne, who is too old a hand at banking to be caught asleep. On His Death Bed. Rankin, Collins Bay, ex-war of Frontenac, is dying at his home. He has been in feeble health | for the past four years, and latterly has been confined to bed. He ha heen one of Kingston township's most rominent men. Fall Importations Of 1908. Prevost, Brock street, has received all fall importations for order work Hugh den n his tailoring department. His rea- | dy-made clothing and gents' furnish- ing departments were never better as- sorted. Speakers From Kingston. Canadian conference correction in Toronto, 26th, the following from Kingston will take part in the programme : C. H. Corbett, Dr. Ryan R. Meck, G. M. Maédonnell and G Y. Chow At of charities ana on the 25th and the Two Great Pictures. programme at the Two great "The Catholic Centennial bration' and 'Samson and De * See Zarvelli anda De Amonn in i ir pantomime grotesque act. Som thing new and entertaining Leaves For New Ontario. G. H mis Lhe Princess Theatre, to-night. petures, Cele Hunter leaves to-morrow for Englehart, New Ontario, to® locdte land for several Kingston men who have bought seript. The colonel knows New Ontario well, and his services are often called upon for locatipn pur- poses It Is Incomparable. } As a breakfast aish, no fruit sur | passes grape fruit in system cieansing, | health-giving qualities. The best In- {dian River, Florida, grape fruit .on sale at Carnovsky's. *'Hold The Fort." "Hold the Fort for I am Coping." is the call sent across thé harbor to {Dr. G. H. Hunter, who is the gover {nor of quite a little colony on the | fort mall i Physicians--Notice. certificates for sale at Vaccination the home of good print- i | Whig office, { ing. i Bibby's for the best $1 men's un- |derwear in Canada. | Another land mark in the life tory of Picton Has passed away in {the death, late Thursday night, of {John Downs, for over half a century 'a much respected citizen of the town. {He was a blacksmith by trade and {as such settled in Kingston = to. plv { biz trade. Then he removed to this jeountry and for six years 'was | "village blacksmith™ at Pemorestvidle. {Following this he went jo Picton. { Try Bibby's #1 natural wobl under- {wear, Penman's make. { N. W. Ripley is dead at Zion City, {HL "He was born at Elgin, Out., in | Mrs. George Brown of Elgin isa eter, Bihby's 65¢,-fleeced underwear, his Try the i FOUR YEARS' SEARCH HIRAM CAMPBELL, SOUTH VANCOUVER. ARRESTED. Charged With Grand Larceny im Montana--~Had Lived Quietly in the Canadian City With His Wife and Started Business-- Made Some Money. Vancouver, Nov. 19.--A search which || s lasted four vears throughout the United States, Eastern Canada and Mexico, was concluded, last night, when Provincial Constable Smith @ep- ped into a "house on Seventeenth avenue, South Vancouver, tg the startled occupant, Hiram . Camp- bell, e shoulder, and put him un- der ¢ on a charge of grand lar- ceny, eged to have been committed at, Columbia Falls, Montana. Camp- bell has been living quietly in South Vancouver for the past two years, his wife being with hin. The eouple had the reputation of being retiring in dis- | position, 'and were well en of ini the neighborhood. The crimé Camp- bell is accused of committing was the theft of 310.000 from a lumber com- pany, of Columbia Falls! of which he wae an official. During his residence in. Vancouver, Campbell is reported to have made considerable honey in spe culation, and he is said to have inter- ested himself in a local manufacturing establishment, through the acquisition of stock in the business. ----i---- CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY. Agent Macallum May Have to Retire. A meeting of the Children's Society was held at the city police] court, on Wednesday afternoon, un der the presidency of Rev. Alex. Laird. | Several matters of important busi-| ness relating to the work of the so-! ' ciety were dealt with, and committees | were appointed to act with the agent of the society, Rev. D.- Macallum, to deal with other Matters. The so- ciety hgs several children in 'its care, whom it would be glad to place in good foster homes. The agent re { ported well of many of the children. Arrangements were made for the an- {nual meeting to be held in December. It was a matter of regret for all] present that Mr. Macallum, who has {so long and so well served the com- munity as the agent of the society, | is at present in somewhat enfeebled , health, and feels under the necessity relinquishing his duties in the | near future. A committee was ap- ! pointed to consult with him in the | hope that, arrangements might be made by which he could still eon- tinue to give to the wards and the work of the society his excellent and most discriminating supepvision. Mr. Macallum is a gentleman of invalu- able gifts in work that calls fordboth delicacy and decision, and only be cause of conditions that imperatively demand it will the society be led to | listen to his appeal to be released in | the near future. Aid | of AT MOUNTAIN GROVE. | Death of Mrs. Nelson Clark on i the 14th. Mountain Nov. "17.--Mrs Nelson Clark passed away on Satur day, November 14th, after being great. sufferer from tumor. The fune ral service was conducted in Arden church by o Rev. Mr. Richmond, of Mountain Grove, assisted by Rev. Mr Dickson, Tamworth, and Rev. Mr (Gilbert, Arden, after which the re mains were placed in the vault. Those | left to mourn are an aged mother, four sons, William, Cecil and John at Abbott, in the west three daughters, Misses Lena, Edna and Gladys, at home; two brothers, W. W Pringle, Arden A. W,. Thompson, Mountain Greve, and one sister, Mrs of Mr. Clark prede- ceased her nearly nine years ago The tea and lecture on thé 9th was | a grand success. A nice sum was add 'ed to the church fund. Mr. and Mrs, ! Alvero Cronk and children have gone in New York state s returned home Grove, i home; Foronto odsev, friends Jolin Godfrey, Jr. from the west Wilmot, King charge of old Mountain Dr. Robb visited his | many friends here week, Miss | Gertie "McDonald is ill with typhoid ! , of Chicago, visit Coulter, has ed as Miss Mabel Jc lerking fe J. McDonald has returned home takes her returned nome, to visit in ston, Grove school. last last fever ston, past summer, Martha A | Hunters have Ing game very scarce though | deer have been seen in the j hood lately, having been chased out i by Misses Mamie amd Ann {Fraser spent Thanksgiving at howe; | also Russell Buttervll. The two latter | are attending Sydenham High School Mr. Simmonette and bride have taken up residence in T. Cronk's house on { Main street. Mrs. Yorke, visiting her ! | children in the west, returned last place wi ral neighbor- elstine dogs xceptional Values In New Winter Coats - For Women ter Gol of betty aly never been sold in Kingston at the prices we are now offering, Children's Winter Coats 10 minutes in our Mantle De- partment will give you a guod idea of Why we sell so many Coats. The price tag tells the story of judicious buying and real value giving. Handkerchiefs We've a lot of new ideas, which up-to-date shoppers will appreciate and be glad to see. Thousands of Handkerchiefs will be wanted for Christmas Gifts. Why not come early and select the pretty ones? Embroidered, Lace Trmenid, Cord Checked, Initial and Plain Hem- stitched Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 15¢, 12lc, 18¢; 20c¢, 10c, 25¢. Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 30¢, 33¢, 35¢c, 39¢, 45¢ up. Initial Handkerchiefs, Sc, 12.e, 15¢, 20¢, 25¢. Fine Swiss Hand-worked Handkerchiefs, 20¢, 25¢, 33c. Plain Linen Hemstitched, 10c¢, 12lc, 15¢, 20c, 25¢ up. Also Gontiemen's Fine Linen Handkerchiefs Hemstitched, Plain or Initial. week. Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Mr. Carley at F. Carley's; Miss Winnifred Somers at LL. Price's: 1D. Price's: D.- Clark and Miss Nellie at Cecil Clark's. SHOT WHILE HUNTING. Funeral of Dr. Carr, Formerly of Toronto. Bufialo, Nov. 19.-The funeral of Dr. William F. Carr, accidentally "shot while with a hantith party at his home in Michigan, t place to-day, at the home of his wife's family here. Df. Carr was an attendant at the Buffalo Stdte Hospital for several vears before he took his degree at the Ontario Veterinary College. Winter apparently has set in at the capital. Snow has fallen all day and the street sweepers are out. The prospects for the match, on Satur day, in the intercollegiate series, look blue. : An Opinion From Nova Scotia. Annan, N.8. Miss H. Brown ' has been cured of bronchitis. and throat trouble by Catarrhozone which gives ! instant relief 16 coughs and colds, and 115 the cleanest and most convenient {dure for cafarrh. Almost everyone here uses Catarthozone which the druggists claim is the best remedy {they sell. Tt prevents winter ills, and {two months' treatment costs only one {dollar sample size, twenty-five cents. Better get "Catacrhozppe' yourself We will continue to sell out Odds and Ends in 3 i= Men's Shoes at Bargain Prices 18 pairs Men's Chrome Calf High Leg Laced Wet Weather Boots, reduced to $3.50. Splandid for muddy wet weather. igen 5 - Che Joockett Shoe Store.