EE ---- = H#6 LI. rbd | NORTHERN From Trapper to Wearer. (Registered) Labrador BLACK FOX The equal of Black Lynx in fuse Bolster Muff CATALOG D now ready, 3 OHN McHKAY CAUGHT beauty and daorability. Finished with shirred satin, $30.00 Large Gaperine with heads @nd tails, 30 Kingston, Canad a TAAL TAAL AAT SEITE ALES re SSA NR | Blankets Lili White All-Woel Blankets, Grey All-Wool Blankets. Union Blankets. Wool Gomigrters in Battling, and Eiderdown filled. CA froah new stock, os R. McFAUL. CARPET WAREHOUSE. sees 000000000 i DON'T FORGET TO TRY NOLAN FOR YOUR GROCERIES, 338 PRINCESS ST. Our Coffee at 35¢ "ne 35¢ cannot be beaten. Cook's Cotton Root Compound To great Uigrine Tonio, aud omy safe cifbctunl Mon Ragulator en Tehuch women 00g depend. Sc three Gegron of strong - 1, $1; No. & 10 degrees sivonger, $4; No. 1 for « Fectal cases, 88 por box Bold of all drapgists, or sen re onil on roosi(s of price (roo pnp shit, Adurwsi _- Sno Weoioin 00, ToRaI0, CNT Jormerly W indeor) ® { tion, o man of the type of a YM.CA. | lookout for a suitable ® | should * ING--A JOY FOR EVER, SEE THIS CHAIR. Mahogany finish, silk covers. For one week we will sell it for $5.50. Two styles at this special price. B, ROCKERS, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 up. ARM CHAIRS, $1. 75, $2. 60 up. CHILDREN'S CHAIRS, 26¢, 40c, 65¢, up to $5.00 each. PARLOR DIVANS, COUCHES, SUITES, CARPETS, RUGS, LINOL- EUM, CURTAINS, PRAPERIES, Ete., Ete. 'Phone 90. Yours T.F.HarrisonCo. WENT ON THE LIST, And This Gave Him a Chance in Police Court. ' Because of the fact that he promised to go on the "prohibited list," a young man, who was up in police court, to-day, for being drunk, was given a chance. His case was adjourn- ed for a week, but if his name is en- rolled on Inspector Wright's list by that time, he will not have to come before the court again. The magis« trate looked up the records, and he found that the accused had been before the court about two years ago, and informed him that he had heen drink- ing too much, He would give him a chance to go on the list, and thus save a fine. He promised that he would put himself on the list, but he did not appear to take to the pro- position very well. LOOKING FOR A) AGENT Who is Capable of Doing Children's | Aid Work, The officers of the local branch of the Children's Aid Society are on the t to take up agyressive work in the county. It roquives a very live man for the posi- secretary. It is hoped that before the end ob the year the rizht man will he @ | found. The local executiv ja fran 850 rom ho Fone [on {county council, and is eity council for which it get, in view of 'the great work it is doing for the city: pnd district. : i. J. Kelso has promised the society government grant of $250 Phi 4 {fe snl a may a what Christmas Presents THAT ARE USEFUL AND .LAST.| Cormack, Mrs. : ¥ A DECIDED SUCCESS THE TEA AND SALE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, At Home of Mrs. Peter Devlin by Ladies' Auxiliary of Hotel Dien-- Funds Secured for New X-Ray-- The Ladies in Charge. The tea and sale, in aid of the X-Ray's fund, of the Hotel Dieu hos- pital, at Mrs. Peter Devlin's, 44 Will iam street, on Wednesday afternoon, was a decided success, despite the in- clement weather, which one soon for- got when inside the bright home, where blazing grate fires and numerous mek low candle and gas lights made all seem like fairyland. The hostess, Mrs, Peter Deviin, and Mrs, Joseph Swit, president"of the Ladies' Auifliary, received, at the entrance of the drawing room. The tea-table beau- tifully arrahged, was festooned from chandelier to the four corners of the plished table, with pretty loopings of yellow satin rithons. The centre pibce was white satin, handpainted sprays of yellow wild roses. A eut glass bowl, ok yellow chrysantheums and aspara- gus vine, artistically arranged, made a perfect contre floral design. Mrs. F. J. Quinn, Mrs. Edwin Beaupre, Mrs. Edward Ryan and Mre. M. A. Metcalf poured téa and coffee. Those assisting in the tea room were Miss J. Brown, Miss Irene Swift, Miss Tot Gallagher, Miss Kathleen Fergu- son, Miss Muriel Metcalf, Miss Kath- lee Ryan, Miss Eleanor Quinn, Miss M. E. Shaw, Miss May Bolger. At the home-made table, Mrs. Mec- (irath, Miss Annie McGrath, Miss (VRielly, Mrs. Duffy, Mrs. Lovitt, Mrs. Myers and Miss Marie Lovitt, most enthusiastic workers, were found mak- ing profitable returns from the sale of their tempting dainties. The doll table was one of the places of interest. Miss Hunt and Miss Fran cis Devlin and their noble little work ers, Miss Mamie Mallen and Miss Mar jory Devlin, did a good business. Miss Lalonde, of Potsdam, N.Y.,, won a doll on Na. 12. The fancy work table, with Mrs. Mec- Moran and Mrs. | wards, assisted by Misses Tootsie" and McCormack, made good returns, isn A. Kane, Miss May Tierney and { Miss Agnes Martin were indefatigable in thal ir efforts to secure a bumper, house for the Orpheum theatre for to | morrow, Friday, November 25th, af- ternoon and evening. The Orpheum has been given over to the Ladies' Auxiliary for the above date for the benefit of their X-ray fund. The handkerchief table was looked after by Miss Ita Martin. This brave little maiden did wonde rfully well. The musicale was a grand success. Those who kindly helped in the good work were Miss Irene Swift, Miss May | Tierney, Miss Agnes Martin, Miss Frances Devlin, Mr. Hurley, Mr. Cross, Miss Irene Harris and Miss Phylis Dev- lin. Thomas Ronan kindly assisted the ladies in all their efforts to make their venture a success, which it certainly was, So- | Irene GOING TO LETHBRIDGE. a A Gift for the Retiring House Of. ficer. Frank J. Hamilton, the retiring house officer of the Y.M.C.A., was waited on by a number of persons, on Wednesday night, at the building, and presented with a purse of gold, a gift from: the directors and members of the institution. The presentation was made by Roy Ward, on behalf of the members, who spoke on the good work and faithful service which Mr. Hamil: ton had rendered the boys, directors, association, and everyone, and regret- ted very much that Mr. Hamilton had found it necessary to leave the Lime- stone City. Mr. Hamilton had an inkling of take place, but what was going to was taken off his.guard. He respond- ed in a very neat speech, thanking those interested for their gift, saying that while he was leaving the city, it was not through any fault of the in- stitution or anyone 'connected with it, but because he had received a better offer where he was going. Mr. Hamilton was deeply touched by their appreciation of his work and said he.would long remember the Kingston Y.M.C.A, He leaves either Saturday or Mon- day for his new field of labor at Leth- bridge. Templars' Programme, Hope of Kingston: lodge, of Good Templars, held its weekly session, Wednesday evening. After routine busi ness, the programme committee made up the programme for this quarter as follows: Nov. 30th, Question Box; Dee 14th, Public Social; Dee. '21st, Snips ping Party; Dee. 25th, Old Year's Re- union; Jan. 4th, Public Social; Jan. 1ith Post Card Night; Jan. 18th Sis- ters Surprise Brothers; Jan. 23rd, Election and Installation of Officers ; Feb, 2nd, Brothers Surprise Sisters : Feb. 9th, Public Social; Feb, 16th, te on Sicenting Question; open to lie except Jan, 2d, after nine o onal Pha Wa asi k f + F 4] RECEPTION To STUDENTS AT ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH. Christmas Examination Schedule --Queen's Glee Club to Sing at St, Andrew's Society Service on San- day: The following schedule for Christmas examinations has been postedi--Dec, 20th, morning, Junior Mathematics, Seoior Mathematics, Colonial History: afternoon, Pass Minerclogy, Mental Philosophy, Pass Botany. Dec. 21st, morning, Janior German, Senior Ger- man, (im Dr. Knight's roomy); Animal Biology, Moral Philesophy, Pass Geo- logy; afterncon, Semior Latin, Eng- lish, History. p----_-- "There will be 'no meeting of the ag A. this week, ; Am-- : fev, D. €. Ramsay will address ihe theological society at the regular meeting, on Friday, at 4 pam. The eourse for pe | interfaculty road race, which will run from the Queen's ry on Saturday af- ternoon, at three o'clock will be as tollows:--From the gym, to George street, to King street, to Prison Road, to Union street to University gymnasium, Levana tea is good tea. Professor. Cappon, honorary presi dent of the Philosophical Society, will address that organiz: ation Mon: Inv af ternoon, Nov. 25th, at five o'clock, i the mental philosophy room. His sul ject will bee The Philosophy of Words- worth." Rev. 1). Strachan, of Toronto, will preacix the Sunday afternoon sermon in Convoeation Hall. The Queen's G Heo Club will sing in St. Andrew's chureh next Sunday evening when Préf. Dall will preach the St, Andrew' 8 sermon. There will be seventy- five student voices under Mr Craig's direction. ---- The Iramatid Club production on the 20th inst. will that the Queen's theatrical ory tion has yet produced. anything aniza surpa No institution in the city offers a kindlier than does St. Andrew's church, Wed- nesday evening the young ladies of the "auld kirk". were at home to three hundred undergraduates of Queen's university. It was event. The church hall was a galaxy of daintily-gowned womew and well groomed men, who indulged themselves extensively in three delightful hours An excellent programme was. provided to which Miss Ardelle Elder, Mr. Eva and Arthur Craig were gengrous con- tributors. Refreshments of a pecul- iarly pleasing character were served by a number of charming young ia- dies of the church guild. Prof. W. Grant, of Queen's, acted ably in. the capacity of chairman, ' a splendid Water is Clean The water samples have heen cle rar since chlorine has been used for puri- fication. Tests made on Tuesday ang Wednesday were satisfactory. ------ Worth Helping, Theatre, to-morrow after benefit Hotel Dieu Admission Se. and lOc. Fleece-lined vests, 250.: drawers, 25e¢.; double toques, all colors, 25c.; wool. len overalls, cheap; all woollen goods, low prices. Dutton's, 200 Princess St. Flour, the bakers say, is dearer, to- day, than last yens, even with the regent drop of thirty cenis. Bread is cheaper here than at any other point in the province. The double candy sold at Orphgum noon 'and evening, X-Ray fund. strength horehound "Gibson's." lowing welcome to Queen's stu lents | PEVOVFHVIO0AIIVEOCITVPOD LICL FOTOS 000 LAST TIME THIS ADVT. WILL APPEAR The Toronto Mail and . Empire - or Toronto Globe (Including the Illustrated until May 1st, 1911, delivered by mail for ONE DOLLAR Full reports of the eoming sessions of the Dcminien Parliament, Ontario Legislature and British Elections. 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Peters. ent fos : Photographic supplies. MAHOOD'S Drug Store REX ALL STORE, 2000. So4044 . $0440404049 2000006000060 004 late noon, at & 4 " o- ' stgeet, rs ji lueted by Rev. E. friends and Lo pay their last the departed. Deo of the Masonic order, large number of the rder present, and in number of prominent citizer \ Helen Thompson arrived from Worces ter, Mass., for the funeral. Five sons, snd William Fisher, of this city, acted as pall-bearers. The casket wak covered with beaut x - » roomy, asse respect to fashionable in vs 3 ry Buperior in z material and workmanship lasting seful Gift for Christy and An appreciated LARS y ty selection any time for ams SPEER EPLIPENE SMI TH BROS., Jewellers, Opticians, 8350 KING STREET. ful floral tokens, a sp th being necessary to carry side. Floral offeriz 1 grades. Mr. and Mrs. erg: Mr. and Mr crimson roses: Mi and rose pe & Co., anchor carnations and James Crawl nd, \ ai and roses; Mi ] -- Prof. and Mi: carnations Wormwith Franklin, and Mrs. themums cut flowers; pillow; Ancient St, John's & AM., square and comp Mis. A. E. Hunt, carnation wreath; Mr. and Obernde roses and carnations; I'rof 0. PD. Skelton, cut flowers Mrs. Boyd, plague cut flowers; ton foundry, "Gates Ajar" gem ets Our Big ngregation church, cut flowers; Dr. J. G. Kenn dy, Worcester, Mass., wreath galix and . Reduction Sale roses; Mrs, Clarke and Mrs, Wilthofit, -- OF IN HUDSON BAX SABLE, .. 9 Ladies w. F. Gourdier, Coats BROCK STREET. One Choice § : : : : Issuers of Marriage Licenses tt. ve, to a eT --------SIET and Capt Oddfellows' Big Banquet, The banquet that the Oddiellows of Kingston are holding, en Friday even ing, in the city buildings, in honor of the visit of Grand Master Powley, of Toronto, formerly of Kingston, will be the biggest affair of the kind ever held here. Both the city and Ontari halls will be used. Between 500 and 600 Oddfellows will be MINK, SABLE, ERMINE. present, "Arms and the Man," "Huvier's" high-class choc life-size bust, on display at Red Cross drug store. It is rumored ths independent in polit tics, may be ed in Belleville. 400. shopping bage, 25¢. Dutton's, advertizing ates, f3ibson's Porc. paper IS PROVING AND start LAR WITH THE RESULT Is RACKS ARE VERY BXPELTS, THAT OUR BEING DE- third PLETED AT A RATE 209 Princess street. RAPID. Ladies' For Fall and Fashionable and Comfortable buyers know from experience that we give them at all times the best that money 2 buy, and when we i advertise $9.00 Coats for Flow 85.00 cach and $10.00 to i $12.50 garments for $750 Each | They know it to be a genuine Cut Price, hence the big sell- ing now going on in our Coat Department. Economical is on: | or Alhert figure, facing Queens Campus, with building restrict Jepth of lot, 200 feet DON'T DELAY. Winter Wear 8 to Let and Rent ( * + 9» $7. Special from Or R NEW READY-TO-WEAR Department abounds in styles fo suit every woman's taste--no matier how exacting. .of our business to see that every garment fits faultlessly before it leaves the store. cels in completeness of variety, and each coat has style and char- acter that brings satisfaction ty the wearer. Kersey Cloths at Plain and Brocaded Sealeftcs $18.00 to $35.00 Mullin { Corner CALL AND SEE THE SNAPS, Newman & Shaw || THE ALWAYS DUSY STORE. Johnson and Division Streets Telephone No. 539. It is part ST MAMISNAMALLANAN. % Dive es JOLY A Our stock ex- ive Flow Are Your Eyes? If they are not as good as they used to be, or if the § strain upon them in order to get good vision is causing headache and pain over the eyes, 5 Prices range from 30 to $35.¢ values in Disgonals nd It's F ight Fight all the time together and all against dirt, + $12.00 ee Whirring machinery, boiling water, hissing gliding irons----an army of fiery sold- iers on the firing live. Against Dirt steam, : COME IX AND CONSULT US. We ate prepared to correct » all cases of defective vigion not caused hy diseiased eves, | George Mills & Co. + Furriers and Ladies' Costumers, 1 26-128 PRINCESS STREET. fight, stroll while Come see the through our laundry the battle rages. Spectacle and Eyegias « Frames or Mounts Repaired a or répiaced. Lenses of all kinds duplicated or chungod iwi necessary. : ssssssssassdense Sssas sae TB eeasTeBTeRY * No a PN Si Kingston Laundry, Cor, Princess and EK, eee ee Ra i 1 Sydenham Phone 22, FESS v rvs sss rests Patras str tastes. ------------