THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, _Fminay. SEPTEMBER 2a, 1911. v . = a 3 | [A YONG MEN'S CLUB] mm High School, Modelers and Public School Books WILL BE- FORMED TO BOOM ™HE A death. which caused deep = regret CITY. among his friends occurred Thursday To . evening when Edward H. Welch pass- "As Authorized by the Department of Education : > ed away at his home, 63 Fart street, Desire to Eliminate ' Politics From alter a 'extended bo sus. Municipal Affairs--Young Men| 5 born in t city and Br em re a oe : . Will be Placed in Field for City had lived here all his being a Getting ime Council Honors. son of the'latg John Welch, Tonnected x : . with the Folger Steamboat comphny . : A voung men's club is about to bel, ip Lino business, For ten years PUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKS: MODELERS® BOOKS: Clement History .. .. 500 : 's History vs Bbc . : : : T i f i] organized in the city. The object for |, "oo oo "hg general offices of the . ar Wrong to Think About d the formation of the club, is to Toons Kingston & Pembroke railway and for Aiithmetic eae Sondys Ferchology. . 3 ie Ailthmetie .. .. .... ive Kingston grow, or perhaps 4 : Bae three years was auditor. He is sur GoDEIAPRY. vx. yo Tir Methods io: ie Ir Algebra .. .. 4% sep name for the club would be that of the | io. 0 pig 'mother and three hroth- Canadian History re : = 00 Jeomety een 30 ain Lessons ¢ "The Boosters' Club," as it is to be ers, Lawrence, of Kingston, Frank I. B ia : : , y g ' Lina ritish History .... 25e¢ iL 'hite's Greek ? formed for this reason, and this one | ginal agent' of the Inland Naviga- Hygiene .. o y A 20 HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS: White's Greek . >. ..3123 reason alone. It is felt that every {4 company, Fort William, and Spellet .... >) il 15a Fren h Grammar $v -s 0c i means possible, shofld be taken to] hn H. Welch. of Kingston, general Composition ,. .. ..16¢ Reader .. .. : ew a Toc S5¢ "we . Pa - . make the old historic city go abead, | ticket agent - for the hingston & Primer... .. ... a GrAmiil .,. .. sos «oe i Oc and this is the first start to be under | pambroke railway. Deceased was a First Book ... . ... $c Composition ...... . 4 ~ ySerman Reader .. .... 13e taken by the young men. member of the Knights of Columbus. Second Book .. ... . Physical Geography res ; BIC (. ha saan The. season is slipping I oe aa nou slarl on the Kaigh : Jovani Bom .- v.r Be ary Chemistry .. .. . de along and there i 18 noth- Thursday ovight. After the elections re- r Fourth Book :.-... 16¢ Ancient History Bookkeeping, and course. $1 tur ere announced, quite a large " ~ o 0 ing Yo gain by Waiting. {number py yous men met together, b oh 1 The size and complete- [buried polities for the time wing, and made the preliminary plans for wha n:ss of our Stock this Iwill without doubt, be the making of Fall, can only be com- | ihe city rs ) : 'r h :nded by uch as | It was \ definitely decided to organize ig T C 11 B k St u en's club, which will hav 4 : 'ol ; ave sohpped] around | fo, "Vik T. E h py : he oliege 00 ore i . " ' keepi it of politic ; ig ENN ' ge THATS Lompalisons oy eo ae 3 both J : 260 PRINCESS STREET. OPEN NIGHTS. Phone 919, We realize the im- parties will be eligible for membership, Ca s : RR, " portance of Gentlemen and it is the intention to Plate young a] ; ISODE Ee *9 trade, and do better than | [mcr in the field for members of the : THE DAY'S EP S|3 st B h ; : "No. 9 s roocnes . . A bli ti f the ye y men PH ; ------ we ought, for the sake Pa He Ar Young : LOCAL NOTES AND THINGS IN AND 1 3 of the city, will be called within a : E : of their goodwill. That week or so, for the purpose of organiz- ' . \ GENERAL. th Brush . means you can judge the | |i the club, with officers, ete. A A, Too : Rin S store by Fur Coat. as | committee wns appointed in regard to Occufrences in the City and Vicinity - g well ai anything y the matter, consisting of George Rich- ~Other Brief Items of Interest An imported Tooth Brush, Brooches in Dismonda. . ardson, Elmgr Davis, William Harty, Easily Read and Remembered. made by Kent Bros. Kog., the | Fearie, Topas, Suethyn, er design Exquisite workman ship and modest cost for the Come in and see us to- ir., Arthur Craig and Dr. C. A. Morri- Salo: Huvinar, § Jor. Pe, Gibuon's Son, Wihan Swaine, piano tuner. Urdets Brisiles are warranted not goods presented $5.00 buys a dainty, useful day, no obligation to buy Short addresses were delivered by H. RE mo i rm Tn fT ido ; Ww, Richardson, Cornelius Birmingham, HENRI BOURASSA Miss Mabel Bell, professional nurse, T. J. Rigney and A. B. Cunningham. NR lens New York, is visiting tu the oty. Brooch . . . : The Quebec nationalist p and * The formation of such 4 club is re {former liberal, who hel t ste Canutinghaty, faanv wine, 21 C garded as the means of making a [the Laurier government. i ning street. Leave orders at Me 9 greater Kingston, and if the young Auley's bookstore, 149 157 B k Ss men respond to the call, it is sure 'to Yonge Mills Weddings. 15. & H. tobacco. Gibson's i roc treet. meet with great success. Yonge Mills, Sept. 21. Cupid seems | Brooks and Lucas, two of the ( tg to have been very busy here of late [L. C. baseball team, are in the City Baseball on Thursday. and as a result Yonge Mills has lost [renewing acquaintances. Eastern league--Rochester, 3-5; {two of its popular young ladies On| Méteod's "Witchuzel' cream, for al . I F » nto, (-2. Providence, 4; Newark, Tuesday evening, Fanny, only daughter shaving, 15c. sbottle. Mcl.eod's _ ! September Faltimore, 7; Jersey City, 2. Mon- [ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steacy Drug Stores. . | treal, at Bufialo, rain. was married to Sidney Faston, of Cal Ioerypoay is smiling to-day, the Sideboards and Buffetts p National league- Brooklyn, 3-4; gary. Mr. and Mrs. Easton left for tories over their victory and the grits incinnati, 4.0, Pittsburg, 4 Boston, Calgary, on Wednesday. On Tuesday [at the ridiculous landslide. {Now no > Ye Bhiladel phia, 1-2. | afternoon, Flossie, youngest daughter | Henson & Hedges Sohatte, Gibson's American Jengue--St ' Louis s: of Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson, was | Stop c ughing r. Jal 3 ough | A merienn 3 Detroit, 2 Boston 1 married to Vietor Tennant, youngest lor Sam oe do. 1, doe, rouse & Clevelandi %: New. York, I. ' son of Mr. and Mrs. John I Fen. (Drug tore : ' Z |mant, Caintown. The ceremony w a8 per "The Beauty Spot" company which Gone to Brantford. dormed by Rev. ('. E. Pocock, of Lyn. played at the Grand, Thursday night, Q Victor Purvis, is spending a short left this morning, for Belleville. Joseph Sharpe, who for a con- holiday, at his home. Miss Mg ary Der- | ee display Koyal vinolia toilet pre siderable length of time has ° been |parations. tibson's - connected with the plumbing es byshire, Broce ckville, was the guest of [Paration « EE PIERRE ER | Lily white re bh 00 | SEEEE noon on Friday for Brantford, |": and Mes. Jas. Coleman, New York, | vanolia soap. Gibson's. : ® where he has secured a good posi- Visited Mrs. N. McLean last week. | Dr. Buchanan js about to leave for & tion. Mr. Sharpe is well known Mrs. Phillips, Rural Hill, N.Y., was a his mission field in the Bihl coun p ave here, being 4 prominent member of |[Tecent guest of Mrs. Ferguson. Ms. try, among the hills of Northern St. James' Young Men's 'Club, as Edson Burnham, Brockville, was at B India. well as other organizations. He will [Burnham's, over Sunday. My. and Mrs. (yp Stenson's eye water and salve, ¢ i . Cook, w Gang . Sat be much missed. ook, were at Gananoque, last ' 3 ro em ------------ Thursday, attending the funeral of a Mel vod . Drug States. t Ww © . their sister-in-law, Mrs. ( orks. Missa | Tos street cars were put on ser First Vote in Five Years. : #508 'vice, Thursday evening, while the Yain i g apd . Olive Burnham and Myrtle Gibson at- i Sideboards at $7.50, if you want a ps Tltjot, of Ale towndhip_ of tended the Sunday school convention, [eas lnilitg peste by Wie, ane § ere Sha they Te Soon Shjve. who has been a reader of the "Whig at Frescott, this week. gers. ¢ from $15.00." . They're. large. apd for many years, cast the first vote in ing | 'Ayal's remedies, a full assortment. |) wetl finished. Extra value. REAR best brush by the best house to come out. IN RINGS Our Stock was pever as large or varied Diamond Clusters, Bands, Solitalres, Pear! Singles, Youbles. three and five stones, at cary price Soe our $5.50 Pearl Ring Fancy Stones are also set up in abundance SMITH BRQS., Jewellers, Opticians, 850 KING STREET, Issmers of Marriage Liconses. Made with a curve at the back teeth readily. two sizes. 25c Each SOLD ONLY BY Dr. A. P. Chown | Druggist and Optician, 183 PRINCESS STREET. 'Phone 343. Berrvwasasssescsessssasssaald Comforters | Blankets | CALARALLANALLAMELLOLL00000400000 SIIIPIIRIISI II III dooe FIVE VIIIIIIIIIV IY 1 Now IN STOCK, ) All new goods mnd Lower prices. Eider Comforters, Wool Comforters, Batting Comforters, White Blenkets, Grey Blankets, Shaker Blank- ots, R. McFAUL, CARPET WAREHOUSE. five years at the election, Friday. In Sharpton Tidings. {McLeod's Drug Stores. .) NeW 'risp om MAD Buffetis--The newest in Side- other campaigns he had not thought Sharpton, Sept. 22. Miss Hazel A.| Sale of a. nightdresses, | ® Now and oh 3 p + 1 E OVER board Hie. We e it worth while to go out and vote |p. is attending Kingston Business heavy weights, 50c., Y5c., $1. New} gg ILavulacturer anc AND a sessed We have a handsome). he thought the issue for this Coll Mi ; {York Dress Refor 209 Princess | Go ' ked at ur well | line at $18, $23,-$30 up to $85.00. a ! a at ollége. iss Marguerite Vrgoman | YO re m, AN ess INATKCA at. ull RE PAIRING election was so importan ha ® lis attending Odessa high school, Vig-| Street. " known reasonable To "| Pui one or these, a round ex. table ; al V "" THOMAS COPLEY and six dining chairs to match and felt by wane san tie bation. itors,: Miss Helen Stone, Montreal, loyal Vinolia shaviag stick. Gib en PHONE 087 you have a dining-room in moderns Died on Thursday at GO, ¥ i 5 Mes. Drumm, Belle EE gt ther jn the crush at Crumley's mn es . . ' " ¢ j * ville, at Messrs ard J. Koel ogether J © ! " . . . h : * China Cabinets to match our Side- George Reynolds, of Riverside, Cal, | Mis Jessie ltd Svar s; Friday morning five women fainted Dress Goods in a big Op B CAN 19 Fine Btreet whea | hoards and Buffets, $15.00, $18.00, died on Thurday after a prolonged | 1. Taylor's land had to be carried out "wf the ------ | ange «f newest color- ing anything done in the Carpen a5 ue Estimates given on all kinds $25.00 up illness. He was a former Cataraqui crowd while another had io climb a 1 EE I LU ---- repairs and work also. man and a brother of Mrs. W. 0. Sssssnsasnssscssssnsag| F" pole to get air ngs, 2c a yard and up Some More Bargains t f al ds. day "oi Io a tia Robinson, of Toronto, formerly of McLeod's tooth paste, in tubes, 2 shop, 40 Queen Birect. Kingston. In Riverside he was for } Kingston's Famous Fur Store. ® [for 2c. a Ladies' and Misses' 260 Victoria Street Detached a he 1 ; : % ' years the head of a big dry-goods 3 Pay election bets, Huvler's and Me- Coats, very dainty, Frame, 7 rooms. $950 concern. P| Conkey' 8 chocolates. Only at Gib , Oak, Mahogany. Brass etc. il Fashion Display oh popular prices, $6 50 @ 229 Earl Street----2-storey detach. 3 $ Curtains-- Lace, Madras. Silk, ete Steamer North Kin Jace, | : , @ $ g leaves Kingston ¢ Geo. Muller & Son! Carpets, Rugs and all the latest |®t 5 p.m., on Sunday, September 24th, | dohn H. Mulock, son of Canon Mu ed, side and front entrance, 8 rooms, Hook, former rector of St,. "Paul's and up. 2b. & c, $1,450 . : Carpet Repairing, Sewing Repair. and. Uphoelstering.. W for Charlotte (Port of Rochester.) and rahey Wicyeles, Geo g \ p . " Tt You can spend Monday in the Flower its an i ine Carta and Baby Carcinges promptly done. 'Phone 90. City and be home, Tuesday morning. ® ¢ ' ¢ ' ' ' ' § ¢ ' ' ¢ ¢ ¢ ' ¢ ¢ ¢ ' i ' : | Curtain Poles In- great variety- Gr rrrvne sessed] 8 y ADVAN White y y North King's Last Trip. 200000 Corner Montreal and Raglan Double Frame, 7 rooms ea bh, $2.000 lchurch, Kingston, died in Jersey, | 5 : .s . ' Channel Islands, on Wednesday. He Ladies and Misses 3 red. Yo rs, Telephone 1002. 37% King 1, urs X are for round 'trip, $1. J. P. Han KINGSTON, T F HARRISON 60 oy, ageit. ; Bevrasssessectosrsee . . . th the C.P.R Montreal i : " was wi Il Ie m mtrea . the best ever ------ A Sailboat Class. Royal Vinolia tooth paste. "ib s 248 Albert Street 2 8LOrs CRUMLEY BROS' BIG SALE The Crescent yacht club of Water- son's." ® shawn in Kingston, Franid. § rooms. fore ca , wit BIBBY'S CAB STAND : Y ftawn, N.Y. is figuring on a_ one de : » D Gi 3 rio] Sig classidl small sailboats, that can f rew Forth a Great Crowd on Fri be buftfor. $100 or less. The bork Men, women and children, buy vour $10 and up. cellar and yard. $2.500 " day Morning, : The siile at the AA Crumley will be for racing purposes and are boots at Duttca's and sav , money. 209 Princess strect. . Collingwood Street, near Union DAY OR. NIGHT [bros Frincus street, was a great av [Pig considersd for the purpose of : y , 201 traction, on Friday morning. The club eg E e ' [A £ : ve een "The Flag Of Our Empire." words Underwear for every & |New solid Brick touse. $ rooms. b crowd started fo gather there at | by KM, barley, and music by 0 member of the family io) | & c., furnace, $2.650 Méredith, has been issued by the . id =A ' arley Meredith Music company, of popular prices, 260 and 262 Queen Strest ---- about eight o'clock, and kept coming ol C0000000RGRRPOOPOR® until, nine o'clock, when the doors T Reciprocity Nat Nantes. © ® lopensd. + At: that he the. oO o ure cheap fruit while ar- vn " ur . Stowd novsky is on deck: For Saturday ingston.. It is a fine patriotic song , Double' House, 8 rooms each, all im Special bargains in fall underwegr, Flapneletie Blankets, provements, good yard, $2,500 stretched from B t to G i y Mills or, te [ago street Yo. Gorge we r the lowest prices, 400 baskets peaches, 100 baskets pears, 500 bas. women's and children's. New York | 4) White or girey, all Couper Hireet, near Albert Ne {Dress yReform, 209 Princess street. . Sold Brick, 8 rooma hot. water The pushing and josthug of the crowd was in danger of breaking the kets grapes, 200 baskets gern gages, A mesting . of the physical commit sizes, $1.00 and up. Bo Brick. 8. rooms; tee has been called at the YM. A vfs 4 heating, kas and electric light. $3, building for Friday e vening to try { a'l and BCE OUr Vie large plate ghuss windows of the|l00 baskets crab apples, 50 baskets front as some were jammed as close tomatoes, ete. to the window as they could get. Hats Dog Killed by Bato. ' and arraggge the work for the fall and . winter and for the members to meet lues. Mullin, The Real Estate Expert, the director and. get acquainted with Corner Johnson and Division Sts him. ae Sis. | Zymole Trokevs. "Gibson's." "Phone. 5 were pglled off in the crowd amd skirts were torn and bedraggled with mud. A small terrier was killed at the One man, who was at the baok, tried [corner of Brock and Wellington streets to push L's way through the crowd. [on Friday morring by being struck » » > »> » > »! » $ » Z : : The store of bargains, boots, shoes, i trunks, suitcases. Dutton's, 209 Prim cess street, . ' ' A woman was so 'disgusted by his ac- [by an automobile. The dog was bad- Cur Ladies' Ready-to-wear » > > > ® : 1 = | | Seseeectttssststtte 00000008 oe ihe greatest horse show in the o * . . pod 1% the Intemational in Lowdon ' WE 298 and 300 Albert Street. S. Nadal writes a vivid and amus- ' Double Brick. 7 rooms each. bh E description of it for the October aw EA TAA & c, $3,200. 4 Scribner, with pictures by Frederick tions that" she took hold of him by|ly cut up and the remains made quite Department is daily increasing ® (Pegram, an English artist, who visit- | $ the necktie and pulled him out of the|s mess at the commer. The animal in: popularity, ard people tell ed it recently with Mr. Nadal. The Alw. B St ' jam. A bowh of assent .greeted the|was killed right 8u the crossing. us that for Kingsion ladies Great reductions in pice at . Pre ays 2uay Store, | § attack of the suffragette. The crowd a 2 this section of our store. is jas so great that only the mumber| $1--N.Y. State and Return--s1. filling a, long-feit want. 3 that could bm baudled were admitted! Steamer North King leaves S a . 2 ves Sunday, forenmon. "Bhs moma rere 211 September 24th, at 8 pm. for Char! |& Elegant Suits a forenoon. One woman faipted ui! atte, N.Y., (ort of }. "ree a : Self-rocking cradles are increasing front <€ the Randolph hotel from the!{urnin, Tuesdny. morning. Fare, $1. = an Jot easure, 3h large number of the young wen in the most thickly populated districts | 5 139 Bagot Street-- Brick, 7 rooms, large stable, $1,900. ivost's, Brock street, in ready-made PEERED ees erasers (clothing, gents' furnishings and cloth: | ee sesseesesssssssennies 58 Clergy-~New Brick, 8 rooms. hot water furnace, $35,- 0 to make room for fall and winter im-| cin, Tribune ing made to order. This clearing sale Self-Rocking Cradles. i {abit | - 177 Collingwood Street - Brick, 7 rooms, $400. effvct of the closeness of the crowd J. P. Hanley, agent. ? we show no two Suits alike. the YM.C.A. met in the building,' of the oity. | and another bunch of burgain hunt- Broadeloth Suits Wednesday eveming, to become ac-| "Self-racking cradlis are the devil's| ¢ EC neiustults h A wir of ale : > Styl Tweed Suits 'guainted with James G. Bews, the new 'own devise," fervently declares of $ e Right Rubi mn ae In $2 The $2.50 at Camp- Venotisn Suits $13.00 up. physical director. A very pleasant even: frolic department official of the Ri ht WwW al 8 ig y bell Bros', Kingston's hat store. foi was. spent, and Mr. Bews is antici- | "They're a grand invention . Millinery UP ® pating a good winter there in the an overworked mether yesterday 265 Johnson Brick, ' 9 | rooms, furnace, $3.000, © 879 hi rg Street Frame, 1 rooms. $90 See our compat list before Love mad | not make the world go The rub that rund. seams, Totud, but it makes a lot of men go [Bs wes ted today and it transpired that many curious ones thad been made. a that his government would . Kingstonian had a pool of $5,000 that would be de gymnhasium, can't cook dinner and rock the babe ao ours hand cleaner, 10c. tin. [at the same time. I used to just | * 2 edges, ends, middles and At moderate iliry No rt s Drug Stores. have to let the baby haw! away, | corners; the rab that rubs 00esssasesaseseeccesantenne Spices, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace, Tur- [Now the clockwork cradle stops me 8 Bi ie Ty Curry, Nutmeg, Fick. crying ig tin rb t rubbing ling Spice, Garlic and Celery Seed RS "Na kind of a cradle is good for a oles; the rud Mustard Seed and Red Peppers. All child," announces Dr. Gottfried | laundry - uses while | Koeh¥er, negistant health commission | ae for cleanness Femmes amine jor "A tot is far better, and wi inl HARMLESS RUB TO Campbell Bros", leventually put the cradle out of uw.' er J "I rik mv! babies myaell' eid aL BUT DIRT. hats alike is Beautiful Hats can er bought $4, $830 up to $10. WATCH OUR WINDOWS! i fresh and gure, at Gilbert's Stores. i "sas sase sea TT. = $8006800cssssee esessee vines For Baockley's famous guaranteed In ith . hats, eslth Commissionér Young. s : -------- {low no one else tor have any thine to Kingston Laundry Pure spices, at McLeod's Drug Stofes. do with the rocking of them." Cor. Princess & Sydenkam Mt HH a man's hope of a Rete hile] Eforta of>the city health department 'Phone 02. ny Sn. Ditawa, ever Mon- 6 am. Jas GEORGE is Hi 126 AND 128 PRINCESS ST. Seas aee misses fire he bas no kick coming, to drive selfrocking cradles ont | Fresh Huyler's. "Gibson's." {of nse will be redoubled, Setsaassssasanssnssse sesese a ee ' seesanssnnsane i