i Bestscssersrssarasee Rev Twe SE-------- BSE 066006606006606650900000068666000800400 3 b Atoavemey" OF McKAY FURS 'The Furs we manu- facture have the style, quality and workmanship ff the highest order, and are generally recognized as the finest garments of the kind, SUPERIORITY It pays to be particular where you buy expensive Fuis, or Furs of any sori. This is a store for peopl> who know something about quulities There are stores aplenty for careless folk---- wor those who swallow the chaff of advertising. ur assortment of Coats, Muifs and Neckwear is re- splindert with novelties, and appeals at once to these who want the best, Each and every one is fashioned according to ine dividual requirements--to enhance the appearance of the wearer. The choicest wil! go first as a matter of course, Why got come in today. AE to buy. Nrite for Catalogue E. The Far House JOHN 149-157 Brock St. DO600000000000200000000000000 LEE greenssennnnes Bar and EXTRAORDINARY C0 CHEAP PUROHASE OF MOHAIR MATS DOOR SIZE IN ALL COLOES $1.25Quality for 75c. R. McFAUL, CARPET owing Houses Hern are a few clear-cuts that may i lnterest you. Bedroom Suites, good Three of theso complite, with Mattress and upring, only $15.00. | ' ¢ ¢ ¢ 4 ' ? ¢ ¢ ' ¢ ¢ 4 y ¢ ¥ ' ' ¢ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ¢ ' WAREHOUSE. | 3. ROYAL ICE CREAM PARLOR AND QUICK LUNCH ROOM. All kinds of Lasiehes and Hot Drinks fee Cream and all Fruit and Candies M, PAPPAS & CO, IN Princess Street. Kinds Hall Racks. a fine stock, all new $7.50 up to 340.00. Mahogany. Mission and Oak, some beauties at $10.00 and $13.00, Carpets, Rugs. Linoleum, Oil- cloth, Curtains. Draperies, Window Shades, etc. Repair and promptly done. Inige or Birecases, Bh ana , ere heck ald One wii or ba ane, Bix Phone 90, Yours, vd SUE REE TE HARRISON 00. on roc Rata of Picaicin Wood's a Phosghodize, The Great English Jemedy. Tonos and invigorates the whole ROFYOUs Eystein, Makes new 'Blood in old Veins, Cures Nerv. Mental and Brain W Dery, Des ret Emi 5, Sper Upholstering work ---- Exe) Pees anesre(eaeie ee DOT IO OOOO OOOO | Present Whims Are Often Satisfied at the Expense of Future Comfort their working years, live up to their incomes regardless of the future, 'are likely, m their declining years, to be in sore need of those comforts which should be the portion of the aged, : * The greatest of these comforts is a home, owne ed p and paid for, Innumerable men spend on an average a half a & dollar a day in needless indulgencies. That 'money saved, would in ten b them modest homes. ~~ You hear on all sides the cry of prosperity. 8. Are you enjoying your share : Possibly you are held hack by the extravagant § practice of paying rent. If so, rightabout-face and examine at once our list of homes for sale. McCANN 51 BROCK STREET. ARISES Er eS Men who, during years, buy DESIG POPEEESE Pee ie | groomsman. Miss THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, A MISSION CONVENTION WAS HELD BY THE METHODIS{ WOMEN'S M.S. In Sydenham Street Bible Hall-- Mrs. William Craig, of Kingston, Was Re-elected District Organizer. Ihe seventh annual convention of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church of the Kingston district, was held on Tuesday, in the jible school hall of Sydenham street church. The first session opened at half-past twe o 'clock, with a good attendance of delegates from the dis trict. Mrs. William Craig, the effi- cient district organizer, presided. A helpful Bible reading was given by Mrs. Bateman. 'the secretary, Mrs. Charles Wright, then called the roll {he delegates responded by giving reports of the various auxiliaries, cir cles and bands. These reports = wers very encouragmyg. While ballots were being distributed for the election of a district organizer, Mrs. Craig introduced Mrs. Jackson, of Winnipeg, president of the Mani téba branch, who addressed the con vention in a few forceful and inspiring words. The ballot resulted in the re election of Mrs. Craig as district or- ganizer for the ensumg vear. Then followed a thoughtful paper on mission circles, by Miss rain irus cott, one on "The White Slave Traf fie," by Mrs. Breébner, and another on "The World in Boston," by Mrs, W. King. All of these papers were very interesting and helpful, A very instructive exercise by ten voung girls of Sydenham street Bible school, depicting the life of a Chi nese girl. Another interesting feature was solo by Miss Ibrena .enkins, which was rendered in a sweet, clear voice. At the close of the session, the lad iss were invited to a tea prepared in the lecture foom, A social time was spent there until the time of the evening session, which was also held in the Bible school hall. This session was well attended, not only by the delegates, but also by many others who are interested in missions. Rev. Mr. Neal, pastor of Sydenham Street church, presided, and called on Rev. Mr. Sellery to conduct the de votional exercises. The minutes of the afternoon session were approved. Then followed a fine solo by W. Mack. Mr. Neal regretied the absence from the convention of the chairman of the district, Rev. Mr. Pitcher, of (ianan oque, on account of his very serious illness. Nilent prayer was offered on behalf of Mr. Pitcher. An interesting paper, dealing with the grand work being done by Dr. W Grentell, for the fishermen, on the Labrador coast, was read by Mrs Davis, of Gananoque. Mrs. Evans de- lighted the audience with her render ing of "With Broken Heart and Contrite Sigh." The chairgrmm--was--then called on Mrs. Jackson; of Winnipeg, to give an address. Her subject was ""'Mis- sionary Opportunity," and she dealt with it in a very clear and forcible manner. Amongy many splendid things she said that a Christian home is the best object lesson any « nristian nation can give to China or to any other non-Christian nation. At the close of this address, a hearty vote of thanks was extended to all who had in any way contributed to the success of the convention, and especially to Mrs. Jackson for her stirring, stimulating and. eloquent ad dress. CHAMECERS-FOKES "WEDDING. Performed by Rev. A. F Brother of the Bride. A pretty wedding took place at the home of W. H. Gimblett, W.0., when Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Fokes (Pearl), volngest daughter of the late E. J Fokes, of Kingston, and Mrs. Fokes, Harrowsmith, was married to aul Edgar Chambers, of Watertown, N.Y. The bride looked lovely in her going- away suit of blue broadcloth and pic- ture hat. She was Miss E. P. Campbell, who was also dressed in blue. Cuthbert Chambers was Freeda Gimblett played Lohengria's wedding march as the bride entered the drawing-room, leaning on the arm of her brother, Rev. A. F. Fokes, who performed the ceremony, after which the happy eou- ple left by the Cape Vincent boat for an extended trip before settling at Watertown, N.Y. They will'be at home to their friends at 666 Bronson avenue, after October 20th. Fokes, assisted by A S16 SQU VSH T THIS. It Tipped the Scales at Bighty-eight Pourals. A representative of the Whig, on Thursday morning, had the opportun- ity of seeing a squash of high-class. The squash tipped the scales at eighty- eight pounds, and was regarded as a "beauty." It was raised by William Craig, University avenue, and pres=me- ed by Mm to J. E. Hutcheson, Albert street. It made too big an armful for a man to carry, and a cart was brought into swvice to get the big squash to its destination in safety. TO IMPROV E THE CHURCH. $100 Appropriated to Renovate Prin- cess Street Church. The trustee board of Princess Street Methodist church has decided to do some renovating around the edifice within the next two weeks. The flom will be painted and new carpet laid the seats will be stained and the chimney, it a very delapidated con: dition, will be pointed. ther needed improvements will be made so that for this 'sum the interior of the church will be brightened cousiderably as well as made more comfortable. The George Will Case. Albert Cottendon, of Toromto, is in the city in connection with the George will. The case of other claimants to the estate will at the fall assizes this month, he says. Mr. Cot tenden was offered a settlement on the of the widow of the deceased, but he refused to accept. . Na-Dru-Co tooth paste, two flavors, Mcleod's Drag Stores, Men. call and inspect our $36.00 doc- tor's boot for $4585. Dutton's, 29 THURSDAY, OCIOBER 5, 1911. THE HENS ARF OX STRIKE. Eggs Are Very Scarce in the City These Days. Evidently the hens are on strike these days. At any rate, eggs are scarce. Some of the storekeepers tind it a very difficult task to get the sup- ply they need to meet the demand. At the present time, eggs are retail- ing at thirty cents, One dealer told the Whig on Thursday morning, that he sould: not get the supply of eggs he wanted from the wholesale. He had to be eontent with an order which was|}) minus several dozen. In some of the stores yesterday? the supply of eggs | an out, and customers bad to gol}? without. | The pe anteed by the largest CHICKEN THIEVES ARE BUSY. They Have teen Working on Divi- sion "treet. Be sure and lock the hen-house door hese nights. Chicken thieves are busy ynce more in the city, and the thieves ire not at all particular regarding just vhat place they will visit, On Wednesday night, some person or sersons, made a raid on some of the jen houses on Divifion street, and as \ result some fine birds are missing Che chicken men of the city should sand together and make an effort to ateh the guilty parties. The city has| mffered a great deal from this sort of | 'hing, fgom time to time. EIGHT CASES OF TRUANCY. Exclusive li Hingers and Pillows. 260 PRINCESS STREET. INCIBENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up Uy ---- | Owr Reporters. 't is Claimed One Lad Has Been at| Nagi yuesday, Oct. 12th, is We k. {bus Day. Fight cases ol truancy Herpicide, all Wd to the police on Thursday Drug Stores. : ng, and the cases are being investi- | Dr. Ashcroft went to ated, and the parents notified ths at | Thursday. ; he children must keep to their stud- Witliaw Swaine, piano tuner. Orders ies. | received at McAuley's. 'Phone 778. In one case, it is alleged that a lad | English boots for women and mein, has heen employed in a store. No per good value, just arrived. Dutton's, 209 on has a right to employ a lad un- Princess stfelf. : ler fourteen years of age, and there! Mes. i rs avre, vill be trouble if the report is found iting Mrs tiam o be true. Hope. . : . a -- i it. Cunningham, piano tuner, 21 Rideau Lakes Navigation Co. Ring Steet. Leave orders at Mo r Audley" »kstore. Reduced rates for balance of season: Meo 3 RE Es Return fare Kingston to Chafley's foe clined low : eece lined, ) ocks, imtluding meals and berth, + atecal 4.50, ) : toturn fare Kingston to Newboro, Sieh. BR. GG. Armstrong is able to be wluding meals and berth, $3. Ane . Aga . hey ve the eth 10 v4 Return fare Kingston to Westport, di jor Song es teat 'welt. was wluding meals and berth, $5. \ i rs gy 2 I ot we 8 \ as Return fare Kingston to Portland, | 37" general hospital, on wluding meals and berth, 35.50. Return fare Kingston to Rideau Verry, including meals and berth, ! Colum- sizes, at Mecleod's were voport- | morn- . Montreal on Kingston, Armstrong, Port 18 Vis underwear, heavy prices, at Dutton's, Gibson, » to leave the | Wednesday, after being conlined there for some little time, Rideau King, for Ottawa, ever Mon- day and Thursday, at 6 a.ng Jus. 6. x s sents. Finest fishing and scenery in Am-|* wift and Co., agent ' J. Murray, contractor for the Ca grea, Inadian Northern railway, at Sydon ham, was in the oly Nee our Me corset, | hose ers, great value. New York Oress He { form. 209 Princess street. hate are about seven or eight cases J. Swift & Co, Med in Hos pital. Bertrude Sager died in the hos ital on Wednesday, after being there | fog + some time. He was forty-six years | Ito' come up at the full of and lived near Belleville. The Let. 24th. Some of these emains were shipped to his home only. cotiled in the Vednesday evening. He was a Metho- | Puge gum rubber goods" at, Gib list in religion and was unmarried. bens. oc gum , On Sale "Buy atomizerg" at Gibson's istookiags. Sho Order your corset now, Iperfect ft) reat » from $3.00. Correct bust distenders | Samuel Boyden, of Chicago, who was ind brassieres, also Hygiene Wists lin the city, attending the funeral of New York Dress Reform, 200 Princess | iy brother, the late Edwin Boyden, ] Strret. | returned home, at noon, Thursday fhe qeath occurred in Rochester, | Stop coughing Dr. Hall's Cough v.Y., on Thursday, of Mott R. Ni doi Oe Proust's {Balsam Yrooks, a former resident of Brock Drug Store. ville, . & A ' WwW LOC 0 Tiger brand hand cleaner, 10c. tins, IC al TS ispect bur now 8 oy educed to Sc. each, McLeod's Drug | {1s strong for boys and girls-~cheap. Htores. Dutton's, 200 Princess street. The past ought never to be so dead] "Buy atomizers" at Gibson's hat we cannot profit hy the mistakes 1 Councillor John Taylor, « we made in it. returned home "Reliable cough has been vis son's. [tting for some time | 'Sanatogen, 's for the FELL LARALALLRLEAEALEEH son's. A largely attended dance at the Yacht ( on Wedne day eveming. The crowd spent a very enjoyable time. Dances will be given | weekly from now on Sale $inch silk ribbon, all colors, 10e. Faney homespun, all wool gloves, {12 dome fasteners, lic. Dutton's, 289 { Princess street. "Pay cough syrups" at Gibs ms Fhe cool weather has again struck the city, this time to stay, so the | people think. They have not been able to dispense with their light overcoat {for more than a day at a time for | the past two weeks Theatrical powders and grease paints, ete., at Mcleod's Drug Stores, Sale maid's aprons, splendid value, {50c. Houss dresses from $1.00. Fleece agents. to-day support NSKZes oh cases may meantime heavy woollen J Princess 200 doz, Dutton's County i Storrington, has | Saskatchewan, where he with relatives nerves. Gib from syrups' at Gib was given : a a . ub house Kingston's Famous Fur Store. Ry hot seseesssnsenses § HAT VARIETY Latest editions of authorised University Text Books. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens n with a standard uniform price all over the world and guar- Loose Leaf Note Books Universal and Banner loose leaf note books, the kinds recomen- ded by the University professors. The College Book Store a -------------------- ot Pt A a A Pg A ANI AN (QUEEN'S QUEEN'S Fountain Pen manufacturers. Room Decorations | nes of Queers Post Cards. Posters, Pennants, OPEN NIGHTS, "T*hone 919. RE ------ @ALLA80280080000400000 Dissecting | Brooches AND Rings Brooches in Diamonds, Instruments For the Student just Pearls beginning this kind of ir Pints eins work, or for those more #3 S27, nd modest tot for th advanced We have a Brass, POIs 3 faint) full line of the latest In- struments of every des- cription. Also Stethoscopes in the different styles PIIIIINY » IN RINGS Our Stock w or Yaried 18 never as Dr. A. P. Clown Druggist and Optician, i183 PRINCESS STREET. 'Phone 343. | | SMITH BROS., 830 KING STREET, Isomers ul MArriags Licenses, DLO ACARRAPRARAAAAAIASLIALOARAELE0RA PIVIIII IIIT ITIP II Ror VTP OV UY SETI EYEE T Yee & ~ veyed vis sees eee SB eeelaleie KEEP 2A. SAE ae. re 4 of all MALE OVER ' the requisites for comfort dus a the Fall a Extra Heavy Flanneletie White AND RE PAIRING W. F. GOURDIER A Good Investment | Cor. Stanley and 3 Alfred Sts. in nd Winter months oe Blankets, in three sizes, #1.00 and up or taey, Wool Blankets wd {Ua hein wey eee BE ee qualitive, White or Grey / Al Ahe best makes of Under member of the oYeY wear to fit « family, from the largést lady or gentleman to the timest in values, % {One Double Dwelling (rent- Coats : » (ed) and one Bingle Dwelling * | (rented), together with large fo (lot. $2,000 CEI TDIIBINIRITIE race Sty) workma hip, material, fit, finish reasonabl price, cominne lined vests or drawers, 25¢. Dutton, { 209 Princess street "All reliabfe cough syrups" {Gibson's Rivalry { Young People's Societies of the city, who will Monday evening, for ithe quarterly rally, as to who will {get the banner for the best attend ance. The address of Mr. Lebmann {interstate secretary, will be very in } teresting "Sanatogen,"' {Gibson's Immense variety of sweaters, prices in town, for men, | children. You save money at the bar lgain store. Datton's, | street. "Buy seidlitz powders" at 'The sand which was put on the per | manent pavement laid down on King street was blown all over in the high {wind of Wednesday afternoon and made walking very disagreeable for the pedestrians who happened to be i about. It was much worse than the ordinary road dust. At the Hotel Dieu, at 7.15 o'clock, {Thursday morning, special mass was | sung for the repose of the soul of the late Feiward H. Welch. 'The mass was held under the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Hotel Iheu, (a8 deceased's mother, Mrs. Mary EK Welch, was the first president of the lauxiliary. Quite a number of the la {dies attended. The reason we carry uch an extensive va- ety of Hats is simply at we wish to satisfy everv detail the anis of every individ- 1al. Iu no other store in Canada will you find a larger Hat display. SOFT HATS, STIFF iis 'is keen among the different meet, cdo sold in Kingston, lowest Waldorf, $1.50, Waverly, $2.00, Piccadilly, $2.50, Hawes, $3.00, Von Gal, $4.00, Knox, $5.00. Sold only at "THE HAT STORE." Sis = Tic Tarr cesttetesattsstitates FREER LL00400000000000000080000 0000 Bea Case Was Dismissed. George Miloe and Hugh Card, sail ors, made a charge of non-payment of {wages agminst Capt. D. P Me 2Cartey, and in the shsence of Magistrate Fa beelt, Mayor Graham heard ihe case I was shown that both men had gned an agreement to make a trip WATCH OUR WINDOWS! IVI age Princess street. "Pure gum robber hot water hot thes." Gidmon's. th the raptain to Fort William, and A) the charge was dismissed bussers women anh 200 Princess | Gibson's. | make ther popular Buys entire parcel. in, The Real Estate Expert, Corner Johnson and Division Sts, "Phone 539. the ladies (sive u to buy .§ Newman & hy | ® | 2h? Belle 1 2 : a Sam and Harry The great Uterine Toole, and | only safe effectual Monthly Hegulalor on which women ea5 | eT) SEifor-- Jack taundry Flally duds laundry Seminary Harmariy Windaor i Buster Drown A Cemetery GAS HEATING STOV ES We have the odorless Kind, ¢ | siges, from $2.90 to $7.00, Too ng vise Minn 4 Sanitary | to lght the furnace. the Gas Stove Ary tx seldom----Dtt {mi fills the bill. Gas costs Zc per bour. sididy a eal "Phone 514. Bays Bs na: ihe 4. W, OLDFIN, : Vor. Sydenham snd Drdnanes Sale of fannelette mightdressse, 3, | Kingston Lasodyy Thc and $1.00, values. Dutton', Cor. Princess & Sydenhan Sts. AP Princess street 'Phone 22. "Pope gum robber song launry ig where they b Mike's robes -------- aly great roevendn' EE a BQ ER Ko