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S48a8asesneseressre RL are WILLINGTON 87. hot: iy bu \ ol t sone the Clab for homelike sur of cf d I canire of city an close John McKay, 149-157 Brock Street, Kingston. IIIS I Se Christmas Furniture Christmas Rugs Curtains BOOK CASES, HOUSE DESKS, ETC. PLATE RACKS, INETS, $1.50 UP. oo ABDINIERE STANDS, 5, UPTO a ¥ TTR SOLID Jub EontPonertont, ll be nacettary in Jeounly court to-morrow - aftermoon. RUGS, CARPETS, William J. Howard, of Toronto, de- LECN, OIL oLo ER AlN, | loniant in a Horus Sues, in og yh : i So stent, A sortificate has boon sont Phone 90, here by hb Pa dohas, Toronto, informing . court flinees © of , * Yours, i the defendant. ' T.E.HARRISONCO. |»... Ps. ole AF viv The funeral of the late Albert Ful x i } jer, who was killed, on Saterday," by | The FUR HOUSE SECRETARIES, OFFICE DESKS, CHINA €AB- ALL KINDS AND PRICES, MRS. HENRY HUGHES DIFD ON NSUNDAY PAY EVENING. George Reger, King Sires, Dend \ ; The death occurred on Sunday even ing at her resilende, 16 Frontenac street, g Mrs. Sarah \Hughes, widow of the late Henry Huphes, afler sn illness of some months of dropsy. De- ceased was hors in Irelapd seventy- seven years her ma name, being Sarah. Rr kpatrick. § came with her parents to. Storrington when fourteen years of age, and settled in Storrin township, where sha was married. Twenty-five years ago 'with her husband and family, she moved to Kingston, and herp ever si Her husband died two years ago. deceased is servived by five sons, 8, J., Rosert and William, in n; Thomas, of Brandon anil Jali, ex- ess messenger on SUR, from HF amipy west. Mrs, Hughes was a inember of Princess street Methodist church. The funeral will take place on Tuesday morning at tem o'clock. In- terment will take place at Sand Hill cemetery. The Late George Bennett. George Bennett, a life-long citizen of Kingston, passed away, on Saturday night, at his brother's residence, King street west. Although ailing for some time, death came unexpectedly, and much sympathy. is extended to the bereaved ones. Deceased was a hy of late William Bennett, and served dur- ing the Fenian Raid on Niagara fron tier and at Cornwall in 1866. He was considered a very smart cavalryman, and took great pride in his work. Two brothers and two sisters afe left to mourn his loss, namely: James, of Kingston; Mary Ann, of Kingston, aaj] Mrs. Frederick Howell, of Syracuse, N.Y. The late Nr. Bennett was well-known as a quiet 'nduetrious resident. For many years Crawford. The funeral will be held Tuesday, at 230 p.m. from his late res. he The Late Henry Grimason. The death of Henry Grimason, who passed awa Sunday afternoon at the Residence of W. H. Reid, Victoria street, removes 5 figure that has een a fami- liar one around this city for a num- Yer of years. Death, which resulted from pneumonia, called him away, at 1.45 o'clock, after a very short illness, he having been sick only since last Monday. He had lived with his broth- er-in-law for a number of year, and was foreman in his wholesale and re tail meat business. He was fifty-nine vears of age, and beside his mother, he leaves one brother, Thomas, and two sisters, Mrs, William Marshall and Mrs. W. H, Reid . HELD AT NAPANEE For Purloining a Kingston Livery Outfit. Word was receiv Monday, from N panee, that Chief Graham had taken in charge William Bowen, aged about forty years, on a charge of selling a horse and rig, he hired from" Bibby's livery, in this city. Frederick Bibby was in. Na- panee, to-day, looking after the case. It is stated that Bowen, who has lived in. the city for some time, being employed at a local factory, hired a 'horse and rig a week ago, Saturday, at Bibbg's Livery, with the intention of going to Napanee. He said that he would be back with the outfit on'Sun- day, but it is alleged that he tele phoned stating that he had been de- tained longer than he had expected, and that he would pay extra money when he.got. back. A few days passed, and he did not show up, but he tele phoned two or three times to tell the local liveryman that the horse was all right, and that he would . make everything 0. K. As it commenced to look rather sus- picious, and as a result of other ins formation received, Mr. Bibby investi- gated. It appears, however, that the acousod was not taken in charge until after he had sold the horse. It is stated that Chief Graham nipped the actused while he was in a cab on the way to the railway station with his wife. 14th Regt. Oh Souvenir. regiment, of Kingston, makes Christmas souvenir that would Po dre piesiated by embers and of the regiment he jee living li Tho] asked abd was '(Girant hafl, for Friday evening, Janu- with dates, the date he was a faithful employee of R.| in the city, onl" 'The historical booklet of the ih, 'STREET Jo P PAY BET. Hockey Club Practised To-day-- WHEELED BARROW DOWN ! Glee Club's Fine Wor--Basket- ball Games--Sermon in Coavoca- tion Hall. At the meeting of ' Alma Mater So- ciety, Saturday evening, W. Dobson's wotion to the effect that the candi- the followi session, was iy without ppOTL. Such a sure would pr years in both from putting up candidates. dates for the presidency and vice-pre- sidency st the annual elections should be persons intending to return to col- | ¢ prac- mea- actically bar the final science and medicine Hugh Young, general ocomvenor of the year 12, "At 'Home committee, ted the use ary Jack. In case of :a conflict will os on Dow 'Cornett, M.A., final year apuary 20th, of theo" logical vg preached his trial ser- mon' 'congregation Chalmers Shareh; Sunday evening. To-night the students will have a] 4 he time at the Grand, the occasion theatre night. The performance is eg sensatio The students of the final year in me- || Ebony Goods dicine much appreciate the generous | if Hair . Brushes, Military hospitality of thate honorary "presi- Hair Brushes. We have | dent, Dr. J. W. Campbell, in having them in cases and also with- J the students as his guesty at the || out cases ranging in price, J Grand this evening. | 50c to $5.00, "Ebony i i Comb Brush. and 'Mirror j Flooding the open-pir rink was com- || Setts," $2.00 to $12.50. Bx- | menced this morning; it is expected | If cellent value, - that there will be ice before 'the week CHRISTMAS PERFU ME. is out.' comedy, "Billy." Christmas examinations in all facul- ties commence this 'week and will clude with the elosing of college Wednesday, the lst. The annual conversazione, to be in Grant hall, Friday evening, con- [ll on | IH held || pro- {i mises to be a very pleasing event. Students residing at Mrs. Eby's, 29 Union street, will put on a concert in the parlors of Brock Street Methodist church, Wednesday evening. A double header in the basketball series Saturday afternoon, when two was run off at the gymnasium teams from the junior and Sophomore years battled * for honogst '13 firsts--Meek, Allen, Crown, 12 firste--Lec Vansickle and Walt The half-time score stood 12 all, Trek War Stearns. ardell, Erskine, but the Sophs. won out in the final period by a superibr combination play. Seore Nu to 21. Officials, H. Smith and F. Bi seconds--Bartlett, Harkness, Smith, aap aid Beldi "12 second ak Prittie Kendall and riley Jom referee, Score 32 to'6 n favor of junior year. The Queen's nie hockey squad were on the ice af the covered for the first time to-day. The poys showed fine for an initia all comers travel 5 the season closes, 'Dobson, the Geo Gilbert and the others have lost rink this season at noon ; form 'practice and will make terrific pace before rites, none of their old time form, and several of the new aspirants show and tile imery and Moxley are likely ooking lads. oth speed two Rev. J, MacNeil, of Walmer Road Baptist church, Toronto, preached in . Buy Furs | dersold by any store Canada. "fin gsion's Fa m 4 Fur Store." Elsewhere our prices. ' We are not un- a in y BY BAH CONNOR he Recall of Love: Toe Dawn by Galilee: A This has proved one of the Each 40¢ net, The list comprises: -- A Day With Shelley. A Day With Byron. A Day With Scott. . : Days With Great Writers, + Sim to the Days With the A Day Witt\ Dickens. : Days With Great Musicians. A Day With Beethoven. All the best makes, nice- ly boxed, Rodger et Gallet, fi Piver's, Hudunt's, Seely's, ete. Prices, 25¢ up. Special boxes for Xmas at §1.00.7 PERFUME ATOMIZERS. A New Line just received that 'are guaranteed. 60c¢, 75¢, $1.00, $1.25. FOUNTAIN PENS, A useful Xmas. Gift All the best "kinds. to $6.00. MAHOOD'S Prices, $1 DRUG STORE These are particularly appropriate Christmas Booklets, AN OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS EVE. The story by Washington Irving and illustrations in color by Cecil 'Aldin combine 40 make this the cheeriest reminder of the Xmas. time. ~ the subject's personality and environment. Books for Christmas Presents A Message of Hope. Story of the Christ DAYS WITH THE POETS. most papular series kKaown. A Day With Browning. A Day With Longfellow. Poets, and comprising: ~ A Day With Thackeray. A Day With Schubert. The College Book Store, THE FINEST BOOK STORE IN EASTERN ONTARIO, 260 PRINCESS STREET, Adhbe ad yoo illustrated in colors. Each of the books deals intlmately with 8 day in the life of a poet, picturing it in a fascinating apd Interesting manner, conveying with skill Charmingly illustrated in colors from original paintings. Things to Think About at Leisure » Booklet siyle, 35e Sh A Day With Keats. A Day With Wordsworth. A day With Burns : A Day With Stevenson. A Day With Mendelsshon. Phone 919 vooe them.* Mostly in Plain, Oval, are very moderate, Umbrellas of the newest Suitcases, Canes of artistic 2800000800000 000000 040 PIVVIVIVIVIIIOIIIIOIISSY ---- -- 249949: Jewellers . Our Ebony Gifts are of that weighty, factory kinds that is much above the ordinary.' Sterling Photograph Frames Round and Oblong designs at Canes and Umbrellas SEE OU BR WINPOWS. SMITH BROS, 350 King St. Issuers of Marge Licenses rich looking, and satis- We have lots of prices that folding for Travellers' merit paticrus Opticians 506660000 os Ses00 Convocation Hall Sunday afternoon, His discourse was listened to by a large audience. He spoke oh Christ as the interpfetatior of living and the inspiration of life. - The annual tea and sale conducted by the young ladies of -the Y.W.C.AY, was held, in Grant hall, Saturday af- ternoon, from 4 to 6.30 o'clock. * Un- {stinted patronage was offered by stu- dents in all faculties, and as a result the several tables were soon stripped of their many. dainty and useful arti- | cles. Handsome cushions, banners, pic- tures, calendars, ete., made hy the 'girls, brought much to the coffers of the association. The tea and candy tables both cptered extensively to stu- dent fallaci The college orchestra provided splendid music, Miss Milcher, of New York, student volunteer Heutenant, addressed the imeeting of Q.UM.A., Saturday morn "ling. ere was a large attendance. The quietudé which usually reigns on Princess street during the tea hour {was rather rudely disturbed, on Sat- urday evening, when a Queen's stu- dent, wheelmg his companion in a barrow, swung on to the main thor oughfare of the city, with an interest. ed and wondering multitude following on the. trail. The ocoupant of the Aoryeless carrifige was strongly armed with a black bottle, which gave stimu- lus to the principals at every sireet corner. The performance efeated noth (ing than a small-sized sensation lamong the bewildered pedestrians |wending their' way homeward for -the evening meal. The frolic was the re "sult © ol A Wager made two weeks ago, {with regard to the outevme of 'the [A M.8.. elections. Peter Pilkey, of di tvinity, hall, . being . satisfied that Menzies would be elected, agreed, with | Robertson, thi-d-year science, to go | through the aforesaid performance, il Bruce were chosen president. One of {the details of the agreement was that a drink was to be takén a every sa loon on the line of march, but afte: carefully consi the matter, in or- der to ovoid helpless .intoxieation ior the Sabbmth, it was decided to carry a bottle, and imbibe only. at every street nT: -------- Quow's Glee Club, by their perform: Sunday . aftervoon demonstrated beyond doubt that under the direction of Arthur Craig, they have becom: go al organization ob which not only "For This Week We offer some extra specials in White Flan nelette Blankets, Grey Flannelette Blankets. White Unign - Blan- kets. Grey Union Blankets, White All Wool Blan- kets. Grey All Wool Blane kets. Fancy Pattern Com- forters. Goed, wear for every member of the family. Children's Coats $2 and up. Ladies' $10 Coats, for $5,ete. | || Headquarters for Sensi Ml Xmas Presa. Newman ~ & Shaw THE AUWAYS BUSY STORE. the university, , but the city may well | warm Under-, HUDSON BAY SABLK W. F. Gourdier. BROCK STREET. We have a complete lst of Pro- perties for Sale in any desired loca tion Prices and terms pasy If you do not see what you want in list below come and see us and we will 80 over full list with yon $325 buys new small house on Chathanr Street; $750, nice 6-room house, Charles Street; $1,050; 7 room house, Montreal Street, large lot; $1,100 buys 2 small houses, Clergy Street West: $1,850 brick veneered house, Wellington Street: $2,000 nice Frame Cottage, 571- versity Avenue, improvements; $2.- 200 Frame House, Earl Street, im provements; $2.400, solid brick, Queen Street, gas and b. and ¢; $2,600, large frame, Alfred Bireet, and stable; $2,800, solid brick, Rideau Street, electric light and im provements; 3,600, solid brick, Johnson Street, and stable; $4,000, solid brick, Johnson . Street and iarge stables; $4,700, solid brick, Barrie Street, modern; $5,000, solid brick, large, Princess Street, with stable and large grounds. Houses to- Let and Rents Collect. ed. Money to Loan. MULLIN'S, Corner Johnson aud Division Streets: be "proud. * Sullivan's "Lost Chord" was the anthém rendered at the Sun afternoon 'service. Tn this number a balance of parts, a rich even anality of ay and an artistle interpretation 'were charactarist w deli ted th, audience in entirety. ' . 3 King Edward Theatre. Tomigh and Tuesday we have se pictures of "The Revolution unecat OF Ao er Cs" accomplishi cliarch, on tm ein Gos + ns ssi Foo Fre Mour Eyes? It they are not as ghod us they used fo be, or if the get good . vigor fs causing gi and pain. over the e COME IN AND CONSULT Us. | We are prepared tg correct all cases of defectiye vision | pot caused by diseased eves. Spectacle . and = Ryeglass » Frames or Mounts Repaired » of replaced. Leuses .of all! indy Suplicateq or. changed 1 ) | strain upon them in order to Ie infested with disease * germs and polson-breed- ing microbes. By our modern scien tific method of lavider > ing evervihing .med- acing your: health Vanishes Léay ing our washes clean and pure as pigacented gir of mountain {orest Laundry' ta the | Cor. Princess and Sydesham Sts. rs Phone 22. a \