PACE TWO. 7 7 eh BENG THEY FOR STEALING ING FROM G.T.R. FREIGHT CARS. sis 2s the Shape os oom € relief e: sweet breath: rom | {wi 5 en yo PATERSON'S COUGH DROPS, -THE CANDY CU RE) GOOD YOR BAD THROATS = DELICIO IO TASTE ~---- DUCTORS \p PROVE THIM ----- 5 cents 2 Red-and-Yellow Box full |! MADE BY PATIR OF Detective Grogan, of Montreal, Re- equnted His Experiences' With Priconer, and How the Latter the Cars thef William was heard court the Entered Ee Wal at this against the ol ene seRsiOns morning. J. MeD; BRANTFORD | Mowat appeared for the prisoner and rd. | ~ Whiting h.t the crown. {The prisoner was brought in from the Christmas Linil Constable Smith and did not | «how of his long sojourn S : trial. The following uggestions Robert, J. Bowes | Frederick Ball Charlies Potter, Wil Haneous. 'John R. MceGall, Ed Whitty, William Wallace, Donald Amos< I. Kingsbury, William William Watts, Cornelius hI Mowat challenged and they retired hrst witness the Thiel detective, nlse Walker's the but JON jor by any Signs awaiting Wis Sworn Lam ward Fraser, | Murphy, Hew rors I'he gan on four Charles Gro- who was was He told same in po this making sure referring repeatedly to e red book in which he had kept telling just he he did stay He told story, bringing of his story when, he referred Kingston girls to a honse He tld of visiting employees' picnic, drinks been a I'he pincers carried the of the of arrest. practically story as | five court, his httl notes, time facts by | his and the where was what during his in straightior every point a way to the , and also of well de the street and it a clear, out Parts tmusng, os with sits were in which he cribed wa railway also of that to Inspec also identi revolver him, getting a few in town would have Wright {lied a which used He surprise or witness pair of Walker in opening told clearly outer and a with and cars how how 1¢ lasting they the and he went to station, the prisoner the stuff, what being Cars were Wal with took opened by how did he ker took what and gaimst I'he ontained precautions caught told of candy. that finding what was took Box Witne which the car Walker opened in it, the pri of candy and track=near to 'When they is opened and find here, they will Grogan told to after his arrest and the handed the witness hirts stolen a few nights and also the pliers that Walker the cars the cross-examination, into detail break him on At first went and | oney put it boarding find: that the candy | the dago {Walker prisoner the before, out a over on another cars the over saving, car blame ol going house § sister over five ju éd in opening | Mr. Mowat L rather put witness through | rigid go full line {ing minutely every but ftaiang to down Lhe along easily, any held until "Christipas main fact prisoner's but still 'hrough counsel leaving uncovered Walker appeared interested the testimony, tally in the cross examination - Harr! SON Co. witness Kept the same quiet man (ner as at the figst hearing, answering Lovers question, but always being co: tiul to think well Before speaking Aft coneind d "at the j told of Hew tom, "company, titicd t he | the same. ey thear ny no point res open until 'Xmas out the examination greatly Phone uJ). Yours, in Lirogan = Fr der ck oatir station, was the men at hipper for next called, under ce examination Newton, bartender called the stabhon the Hosiory and "iden sh'rts, g.ving ut the first | was followed by was Kingston dd ide Carpet Warehouse Window and Mats as I'he witness Henry Wilder, conductor the burban train, who remembered | the prisoner and the stat Mi | Rot! ins was of ville Time nn James on su seeing Grogan at outer n Whiting then m, conductor bed by eiving and he sham, M¢ Display of | called Christmas the prisoner, Charles train that |B and told | at Belle them open by the Montreay. John Cun- | losph McMahon and Avor, three shippers and pheckers employed by the Grand I'runk railway Montreal, followed, and told of goods missing and the methods such goods THe next witness was Mrs James Melroy, the prison handed over goods to when he called them the after her brother's at ~he put through a stiff eross- xamin ation but very few new facts ur earthed She close'y tioned a! the fur that her brother but did not other than some for on ro the the finding got to $2.50 re aled cars from Rugs, from $2.50 $5.00 Door 50 Mats, from nt i some Skin Mats mn 50 Mats, from used to trace called from $3.50 sister of the for arr er, who Grozan day Ws Smyrna $5.00 R. McFAUL Kingston from $1.00 were was ques out I'ming for sold much a time about het voat some know that it time o'clock ago it house for At |: two 0' was in adjourned Carpet YWarehonse. : court Tun un til lock for i A Strong Attraction extra strong vaudeville at Wonderland * The Choir Girl, act as presented headed by Mr electrical eflects ®Cenes were SEROHEEOIIIOION Let the Other Fellow Assume The Risk An being act 1s this and by H and greatly presented entitled Th week AH. # Company three people, Arnold I'he transformation admired by large audiences pe I'he company for of the week, this' refined missing rare # at every rformance the balance Person missing remains HAHANOK and any turn 1s ded 4 certainly a treat The Bible Society. of the Kingston branch gn Pible society, met building sterthay arranged for ils an meeting It is proposed to hold meeting on the last in January. next, of carrying shoulders a trifl The executive Linitis h at the atternoon, * 4 ani® Foret Y.M.C.A and e to yi there order Lo runaing vervthing n A { nual | this | over ing, | hurch Wednesday in Cooke's Ruined By Bridge Whist. \ do safe fellow it if Get 4 ours be { | The he Bijou, Hograph 'bridge' to-day and Thursday, play, entitled or 'hrough are at in a Of Break © i= Of seen home, 2, Or your nsured, but rotected, if such the first 'of the 3 » a good time additional or st ock 3 only 1B "Slaves The | or | Perfumes in boxes and bulk, 2 | powders, bath powders, toilet of all kinds. Meleod's drug orner King and Brock and & | Montres al and Princess streets David Welbanks, Picton, Virginia to spend Christmas faug hter, Mrs. (Dr.) Gorsline JB big shipment of Quality | from Roston Christmas, Quality Chocolates as are acknowledged to be the best Leather needle filled, up, at Keeley's | Abernethy 's np sachet waters stores, pdlic You'll if you do soundly ¢ the little you We corner 44 about it sleep more never iniss it costs # for his leaves with premium 5 - i y 'ole tes sell Fire, Life and Ae he a McCann, rance Tot k Cor. for at Bes good goods, aves, from 5th cid cide HERA King St. fitted $9 50 cases ¥ BE ARAAAAIAAAAANN HAH AAAI AINR FERS SFE Ww ~ ATER KIRESTON, he THIEN day or SOT WOT [the tea, | : | Marie {ler has had {honor 'TEE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, veers Gold Buwilight FEE U ESE EEE REEEEEe a Mrs. R, F. Keat gave ing room at "Somersby terday, to hor eldest Hilda Kent, and she invited a num- ter of the younger girls to have a cup of ter with Miss Kathleen Ose ler. The young hostes<, herself, made Miss Helen Gordon, Miss kate Smellie and Miss Marjery Mer viek assistinz her. The guests includ: +d Miss Mamie Garrett, Miss Hemming, Miss Lenore Hamilton, M Christine and Miss Sylvia Jo hrane, Miss Dorothy Carruthers, Miss Kirkpatrick, Miss Charlie "hort, Miss May Rogers, Miss™®\ ora on and Miss Florence Valleau, Miss Susie and Miss Mame Anglin, Migs Marjery Brownfield, Miss Madeline Higgins, Miss Madge Dawson, Miss Eva kich ardson, Miss Blanche' Kert nnd Miss Lilban Mundell. * "> ee Mrs. George Mackenzie, street, asked a few girls to tea, on Saturday, to mest Miss Constance | ow, among the number being Miss Lilian Kent, © Miss Dorothy [P'rown field, Miss Minnie Gordon, Miss Madg Pavlior, Miss Madeline Higgins, Mis: Nan Patterson, Miss Kate Smellie Mi-s | eta Migs Vera C and Miss Florence Valleau, Miss Jean and Miss Kate Miss Grace Martin Mi-s Florence Williamson and Miss Bess'e Roberts in Mrs. Char'es Low pre ided over the tea table -- James up the draw- House," daughter, Miss Verse aL Coe Clergy and arson w J Hamilton, King girls to meet Miss Monday, and There were being Miss Grade Mamie Garrett, Mis Hel n Gordon, Miss Knte Smellie Miss Hilda Kent -and Miss Madelinc Higgins, and Miss Lenore Hamiltor herself played Miss Kent carried of the prize, book a Huth - Ning being V Madge Ping Cap very Mrs. wsked a few leen Osler game of bles, the players Hemming, Miss street, Kath play two on brid _e. tae a - Hammond Cosy' roQms, on his guests Colonel J - Captain W gave brid re at street, on Monday, Mrs. Henri Papet, (Crowe, Miss Helen Miss Crowe, Miss Phyllis Mr. ham and Mr. E. I. 8. Dawson tain Hammond gave another small bridge tea yesterday - > . his H and Short, "ae Mrs. J eon party Miss B. Carruthers gave a lunch at "Annandale," to-day for Kathleen Osler and some of Miss Carruthers' friends Miss Os a number of little bridges, ganized for her »- -- - "> W. Garrett, a dinner Club, tn Osher, Be tas, ete., or Mrs, R. wil give Country leon will Johnson street, the Kath- guests to-night, of at Miss Her cadets honor of Cobonr.r. five girls and ne - Andrew Shearer for Kingston, next Thursday, to visit her parents, Mr Mrs. W. B. Dalton. Mr. Forman join her for Christmas - -> - Goodwin, tea this visitors - . Mis leaving Forman is Wednesday or and will Mrs nt WwW. J rtained at the dinner a'l men prs Alice street afternoon in to the Schoo to-mght. Her ghiests of f Mining were - Mrs. H.'E gave a smah Colonel and Mrs, J ". Colonel Barrie last \ and street, night, Jurstall, dinner, for H. {rowe - Mes Joseph Swift, King receive until the second hy the New - McNeill, not Year - - Mabel Brow nfield x will leave directly Winnipeg to visit we will third street, and Year. - davs of - WN. E will New Mys avenue, ter the University ain till .) receive ag af Miss street, Wellington after Christ- mas for Mrs. Hugh Osler Miss from Minnie Miawa and will ba with Clergy street I'he Rev. Henry town, yesterday, last Gracey, Mrs Jellevue Stanley Blackburn is coming the Mae up conversazione Meikle, for Robert Gracey came to and returned to. Gan night, taking with him, who been visiting Ww Smellie anoque, Mrs her sister, I'he My Guana has Kk. 1 at home will Graham is Juato, Mexico, the winter Madge irom and he here for Miss Picton Hepburn has returned to > we ee Mr. H Halifax, Miss from Mrs luque, be here after the New Year i"lorence Forneri .is expected up Ottawa for Christmas James Farrand Pringle, of La now in Cornwall, and at the end of the week 1s will Walkem is expected up from | IN THE O. HA A. SCHEDULE TILL FEB. 19TH. Frontenacs Will Arrange Exhibi- tions in January--Will Another Effort to Have stantine Re-Instated The executive of . the Frontenac Hockey Club mét Tuesday-afternooa, with George Richardson (president), Jeorge Menay, W. W. Gibson, rl Augrove, J. T. Sutherland, and Crawford in attendance It was reported that arrangeme had been made with the Kingston Skating Rink for the season's play The rink company has granted tue Frontenacs the free use of a room and also given them two practice nigh:s a week from 8 to 9 o'clock on Mon- days and Wednesdays The executive decided that the lub's colors shall be royal blue and white, and sweaters and stockings are being ordered. H. Swaine was appointed manag of the junior Frontenacs, which a zrouped with Picton, Belleville, au I'renton. It is not known definitely 'Eddie' Hiscock will play Queen's or Frontenacs The would like to have him back, but w. ry..and look pleasant if he decid o play goal for the university cham- ions The executive juestion of again sent. Constantine reinstated by the ).H./ The speedy artillery officer vas Nor inate several years ago to lay with Quebe team ne eastern hockey league against yrofessionals, and the O.H. A. has wice refused to allow.him back he amateur fold. Lieut. Con s an amateur, but the holy ne west don't want Kit im However, another e made the feutenant He's layer the The Frontenac mly two O.H. A. 9th, as they are grouped with onto Argonauts No doubt this he best arrangement the ould make. The Fronten: gree to play the first league ill the first week in February ney'll be in good shape, as the cutive will endeavor to bring Jdontreal Victorias and other astern amateur teams iibition games Make Con- wheth» wi latter 11 '8 the have also discussed trying 10 tue seven ntine men ton to have attempt will "gin" of the just the of have forgiven Frontenacs needa niors will games before to have Feb To- game Then ex- the fast hes for ex EXECUTIVE HELD MEETING J Socia Morak League The executive the ial and foral Reform League held a me ting ast night, but this morning the pre- ident, D. G. Laidlaw, had no new.an- ouncements to rding the andidntes It appears to be f one side waiting other fellow' is doing he time getting very he candidates will have hemeselves "We have Reform and of 50 make rega practically a case what the However, short, and to announce 10 see is not all our candidates in he field yet," said one memher of he league this morning, "but you an depend upon it that when the ime comes we will be in the race, We ave men who have volunteered to o-ipto the field, and we in the ight to stay." In all likelihood the league old a series of meetings jus gs all their candidates are ield are An Excellent Publication The Canadian Courier pon its fourth. year 'or many years Canada was without national illustrated weekly, and 'hen, The Courier was started few elieved the country big enough to upport such an expensive publica- fon It was recognized, however, hat John A. Cooper, who had been ditor the Canadian Magazine for aore than ten vears, was not likely o embark on such -an enterprise Athout due consiueration; and he as been able to duplicate his success nd to produce a periodical which inds a ready sale from coast to coast (ational periodicals are an important eature in the growth of national iterature and the development of ational unity, and The Courier de erves life and continued influ- prosperously 10 of long nce Bibby men's Christma rr ---------------------- .- for 'Kingston's Famo 8 Shopping Days Till Miss paving a Goodwin back Mrs. D on Friday Miss Ada week, to Montreal, mas with her mother Mr. Ramsay Brooke night, from Gowgagida mastide Muriel Shortt, who has little visit to Mrs. W, |} and Mrs, O. D. Skelton will for another short stay with M. Gordon, Queen's College, go Petrie will go down, next to spend Christ back the Christ came last - a - engagement Nellie Macoun ter Professor Mrs. Macoun, The Miss announced of is youngest daugh John Macoun and Ottawa, to Mr. W. M Evergall, C.E.. of the Transcontinental railway, formerly. of London. The mar of been | A most acceptable gift at Christmas time is a nice Muff. Our assortment of kinds and prices are so large everybody can find exactly what they | riage will take place on Ist in St. Andrew's church, Mise Jes daughter of My ilton, of Quebec, and Mrs Mr lery, A January Ottawa Hamilton, and Mrs wie voungest lohn Ham and niece of Colonel de la Cherois Irwin, Ottawa, Ernest Budden, Arn! England, son of Mr Mrs. H Budden Montreal to Roval and of Templars Have Military Night At the meeting of Vie ioria lodge of Good Templars, Tuesday the programme military, Gunner Skippen { charge fine selections were dered by the ROC. H.A ! 14th Regiment regular the evening with in Some ren- members of and Perfumes." from Fan-y suit all, Best's Something £7.00 25 cents tq sh Limes LA pies in "the order rand renay-mRae held on | was | want. Mulfs Mink, $20 up. Alaska Sable, $8 up. Western Sable, $7 up. Persian Lamb, $12 up. Grey Squirrel, $8 up. Isabella Fox, $9 up. Compare, Compa re, Ce ympare GEORGE MILLS & CO, Makers of Fine Furs 126-128 Princess St. DECEMBER 15 in| ino | in | will | has entered Shale CHER are Brae 209. ssi HAVE ORLY TWO GAMES "Kms Goods at Special Prices '3 Special Lines in Ladies' Fancy Belts: No 1--72 only, Ladies' Fancy Beits, Special at 170 No. 2-48 only, Ladies' Fancy Belts, Special a 26c. No. 3--60 only, Ladies' Fancy Belts, iia ial at 50c. Ladies' Collars: Special Values at 18c., 26c., 35¢., 50c. Ladies' Kimonas: We are showing extra good value in Li If you are thinking of buying a Silk or Net Waist, WAIT. ial Line in a few days, and will offer them at a Special 'Xmas price. . 8c. $1.00 up. adies' Kimonas. Prices from 75c. to $2 00. We expect a Spee- It Will Pay You to Wait, TCORRIGAN'S Ladies' Tailoring and Dressmaking. AAAAAAAAAAN SELLING GOODS y responsible firm. der HOW AND WHY HE DOES IT. IF the goo you are naturally forced to the conclusion that OUS ; because, IF SALEABL E, there is no reaso bona fide his margin of PROFIT on all goods is stuck, either our creditors or you, the public. O opening, is figured on the manufacturers (from whom we buy profit we reiuse to pay) prices, (whose 25 to 40 per cent. to give a bona fideHALF PRICE SALE We hold our the confidence the public has In our statemént bringing down the high prices on statione.y and have every reason to believe that GOOD GOODS it, we shall be obliged to seek larger . THE guarters COLLEGE The Finest Book Store 260 PRINCESS ST. HAS SECURED BERNIER Orly Le Canadien Team, of Montreal | Gets Kingston Hocxeyist. ntreal Star Bernier, Kingston, it finally landed by "'J the Canadien team a celebrated athlete, already mourns his was one of the foremost figures there. He has a gold h and a gold medal a: mementoes of hockey championships won in 1906 1907. and 1908, Upon the occasion of of these although he had | just arisen sick bed, he M¢ of is said, bee n at KZ fette tor Jerniey Kingston he athletic is loss, Cause wat Values in one victories, from a scored | seven goals During his looked upon round mounted Laps Presents. he best sword military career, of the with AS one Fancy Collars, styles to choose calors, men newest The Kings Of Art Raphael Tuck & Sons who have a branch at 9 St street, Montreal, are not lin the line of artistic cards and books, with the times, or rather in the vanguard. The styles of Christ | mas, Easter, and birthday cards| i change quicker than the fash- jons, and each year's production | hears searcely a shadow of relation to ) its predecessors. This year there is less illustration and more use of an- tique papers, with room for indivi | dual improvised Sentiment The talent of-novelty is splendidly display- «ed in the geners output for the happy season near at hand If it 'uek's it is in the style -------- each, Company, { Antoine only great production of but keep mark new each. N + boxes, ewest Frillin 6 frills, f Ladies' Whi Tandirerchiefs 25¢ te White ief 6 for s. Special, 'Colore large ancy tr fs, - 258 is Be A Very Fine Number. Globe's Christmas number is | the high standard it has at- of late Other news. establishments have got out azine numbers for the happy son and have done finely But it was only a spurt and then a quitting |The Globe has kept rigat on, enabling our people to advertise their land by sending the Christmas number every where And virtue has its own re ward The special Globe issues pay | | well White Silk Initial with Ladies" Wool very popular, Hose Be in to tained paper years 3 sea Bows Children's White, 25c echony' mirrors, hair brushes brushes, military have brushes acceptable Christmas assortment a Cienuine clothes make large gifts Al Drug Clergy Prouse's and Store (corner Princess streets). 7 the children 21.00 to F200 amerasy for w=eful and instructive, at Best's Sunday frownie ( in Trinity church, 1 Rear, the banns of mari were published between Eva Fuphrasia daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W Charleston Lake, and Frye, Soperton will be church boxes and ans downe THLE age TT FT t dnd fmf ff FA rir pretend E Johns Charles ihe quietly ir 20th baskets of Christmas deliv Best's knives, files of stores, ton, Fvans 11g I'rinity ot mar solemnized on December Fancy Christ mas chpeolates, for ery, 25 cents to £9.00, Manicure scr, nail deseription at cuticle na il eod's ets, 8Ci bu Mi drug corner hing and Prock and Montreal and Princess streets, See Bibby's cane suit Monday Rev united age Edwin | ley, son of late Harry and Miss Elizabeth daughter Robert Brockville Palmer's corner N IN SOLID Nothing beins both serviceable, The British or round shapes ring handles cases, evening, W. H. Sparl ing in ma the Mary of Mrs ram Bramley Fennell na Fennell, | Mirrors evel toilet waters brug Store streets) Tuesday, and Hudnut's Christmas, at {corner Prine I'he death oe Portland ged a few her Prouse's and urred Mi vears days. Her husband about eight years ee Bibby's cane suit iflett's safety razors pocket A:zk to see them Gibson's Red Drug Store finest for Clergy The Brushes having the bristles, drawn solid back The town, Dr A.P. on James She at Donovan was ill but predeceased > eighty-one prices are cases size at Cross The assortment of ebony and cloth brushes, at Best's. See Bibby's new sweater | Abérnethy's for hoe hair cont ev boots, i RATA SAA FRE A A heading iike this must of course attract your attention Your first thought is HOW CHEAP but on second thought you begin to won- advertisin g to be as sacred as our bond and ow: We Here is a List of Big Suitable for Xmas array 25¢ size Handkerchief 25¢ Scarf We a 'pair NEWMAN SHAW ALWAYS BUSY STORE more Pi best DRUGGIST AND AT HALF PRIGE , especially if the advertiser is a @ ds are SALEA BLE and the cut in prige bona fide this merchant's margin of PROFIT is ENORM.- n why they should be sold BELOW COST, and if figured far above reasonable limits Were we to advertise SALEABLE GOODS AT HALF PRI CE someone would be bound to be ur percentage of profit, fixed previous direct) and not the that we would to our wholesalers and is such be unable ever increas traae all to ang sides proves daily for and we to increase are commended from should our trade continue AT REASONA BLE PRICES increase, will tend BOOK STORE, I: in Eastern" Ontario. PHONE 919 AAAAAAN WA hg SPECIAL A Brush, Comb and Mirror Setts Quadr quality plain Silver teed Special Price, $10.00 Set SMITH BROS., Jewellers, Opticians. 350 King St, OPEN EVENINGS 29 2D0BLL SOE Articles fine d Brushes, Sterling pully guaran wple Plate, Mirrors an and fa designs hundreds iro d ideas m, Fancy 25¢ f of styles, in 25¢ fancy gs gS, or Embroidered Special, 2 for | Lawn Hand | Hemstitched 1 a Handker- Special. 2 Abbess AAA AAA JLo fof | | | | 3 - | i. wi x ad each , White, i { | colors, TF | | i | i Ladies' FOR STYLE, FIT, AND COMFORT 'Wear Gourdier's Furs 76 to 80 BROCK ST. pol Leggings, Hair Brushes AND Mirrors EBONY acceptable, and our ide of of lessne we will Brith a ndsome u h in long are of iate, with beauties, white through . And Stars ' ir a the best Chown OPTICIAN Kingston Laundry Cor. Sydenham and Princess streets. "Phone, 22 FRAASY ants KT TREY 2