is on the wane and nippy days will soon be here. Gentlemen, take time by the forelock, and place your order for that FUR COAT, CAP, or GAUNT- LETS, you have promised yourself. This is Your Store. Winter Coats here, Warm, Good and Wearable, - $18.00 up Investigate, it cost you nothing. JOHN McKAY, THE FUR HOUSE. & KINGSTON, ONTARIO. Q Leese seein see eee 4 Eves ssservesssessssesel ' 1 { EXTRAORDINARY C0D Cheap Purchase OF t Mohair Mats | Pleasing to the eye, satisfying to the artistic taste, comfortable to the pocket--w: vo got thom and assem- bled with our Table, Sofa and Parlor Cabinets, make a room look more so. OUR PARLOR SUITES at $20, $30, are good values, Our R35 Suites be- yond compara, DOOR. SIZE IN ALL COLORS $1.25 Quality 75c. ne R. McFAUL, CARPET WAREHOUSE. Beecsescscssassssresaseca are handsome ' ' ¢ ¥ ' ¢ ¢ ' ¢ $ ¢ : ' ¢ ¢ : ¢ $ : ¢ 4 ' ¢ ¢ ' ' ' ' # ' ' ' ¢ | EARLY ENGLISH LINES, large variety. Rugs, Carpets, Curtains, Linoleums, Oil Claths, Shades, etc. Repair and Upholstering promptly and well done. "Phone 90, Yours, T. F. Harrison Co. WORK AT POST OFFICE. First Sod for Addition Turned on Thursday Morning. There was great rejoicing at the post oflice on Thursday. And there was good reason for the rejoicing, too. Work was commenced on the new ad- aition, talked about for the last thirty years, and surely this was good eausge for joy. Miss Sadie McAdam, of the stamp office, had the honor of turning the first sod, and this ceremony took place promptly at eight o'clock, so that the now the Ye ean be said to have been "'well and truly started." The post office has been sadly in need of more accommodation for a long time, and when the work is ted 3 the staff will have ample apie to handle Kingston's mail. y Postmaster James Stewart is wear- ing the smile that does not come off, or even wear off, AND MISSION ROYAL ICE CREAM PARLOR AND QUICK LUNUM ROOM. All kinds of Lunches and lot Drinks. lee Cream and all kinds of Frult and Candies. M, PAPIPAS & CO, IS4 Princess Streetl. The property advertised This morning, Assistant City i neer McClelland arranged With - J. W. Power with regard to the a ------------ THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, FOR HOTEL BY-LAW BOARD OF TRADE ORGANIZED FOR CAMPAIGN. . . Chairmen Were Selected for Various Wards at Special Meeting--Will Put Forth Every Effort to Get Vote Out on Election Day. At a special meeting of the board of trade, held on Wednesday evening, the question of the carrying of the by-law, for the new hotel, was under consideration, and steps were taken to organize for the carrying of the same on the day of election. Chairmen for ench ward were selected. Dir. - Ryan, the president of the board, presided, pand there was a good attendance the member , 8, At the opening of the meeting, the president explained the reason for the calling of the meeting, and at the same time suggested that chair- men be selected for the various wards in the city, the men selected to have ! | charge of all the work in the respec it is He also stated that to form vario tive wards. would be necessary other committees. A gemeral discussion followed on the by-law, and afterwards the following (® | chairmen were selected : Sydenham ward, J. A. Minnes; On- tario ward, Ald. Kent; St. Lawrence, R. J. Carson; Cataragui ward, Dr. J, J. Harty and N. C. Polson, Jr.; Frontenac ward, Dr. Ross; Rideau ward, Ald. Couper and Ald. Hoag; Victoria ward, Mayor Graham and Charles Livingston. A press committee was appointed, consisting of Messrs. J. G Elliott, W. R. Givens, and L. A. Guild. It was decided to refer the question of expenses, in connection wit the campaign to the council of the board of rade, The secretary was instructed to write Dr. Black, president of the Kingston Automobile Club, inviting the members to use their automobiles on election day, for the good of the cause. MISS CLARA GREENWOOD As "Neamata" in "The White Squaw." at the Grand, on Thanksgiving Day, matinee and night PUT PEPPER ON STOVE, Mean Trick Pulled Off in a Local Store. A mean trick was pulled off by some alleged joker, in a Kingston store, on Wednesday night. While the store was filled with people, some person drop- ped some pepper on the stove, and in short order, everyone in the store was sneezing, and business almost had to be suspended as a result. If the guilty party could have been located he would have been given a very warm time. The proprietor of the store was at the police station, on Thursday morn- matter, and it will be investigated. WEIR-CHISHOLM CASE. The Plaintiff Awarded $1,234.67 by Judge Price. The case of William N. Weir, ve. A. M. Chisholm, for $1,121.92, the amount plaintiff claimed was dug him from deferidant as wages or salary as man- ager of defendant's brickyard at Wash- burn, was heard before Judge Price at the court house on Wednesday. The case came up at ten o'clock and con- tinued until late in the afternoon. It was a very complicated one. The judge awarded plaintiff $1,234. J, McD.jMow- at appeared for the defendant and J. L. Whiting, K.C., for the plaintiff, TO FOLLOW SULLIVAN, The Kingston Senator's Seat Likély to be Vacated. The Toronto Star says in an tawa despatch: While of course there is no official statement to that effect, it is general ly understood that Mr. Taylor will be appointed to the first vacancy in the senate for Eastern Ontario, which is likely to be the seat now ocoupied by Hon.Dr. Sullivan, of Kingston, which will likely be declared vacant at the i i owing to his non- Ot- Rev. William K. Shortt, Princess , is going around with bis hand i ing ax a result of an eccident, the high wind Monday evening. walking Pri street, i F FH £F ing, and made a complaint about the | OCTOBER 26. 1911. REED MILLER COMING. Important Event in Musical Circles is Announced. An event, which undoubtedly will be characterized as the greatest mus cal festival in the history of old hingston, will take place in Grant i hull on the evening of Wednesday, No- , vember 20th, when Reed Miller, the greatest concert and oratorio temor ir | America, and his all-star quartetie "will appear, Mr. Miller repnires no introduction or recommendation to a Canadian awdience; the fact that he has Deen engaged as the temor soloist to appear with the Mendelssohn choir in Toronto this winter is ample recog nition. It is through pressure brought to bear by Mr. Miller's old teacher ' Francis Fischer Powers, that = this ! great artist has been influenced te mve hingstonians the pleasure and | privilege of hearing this brilliant company. | It will be remembered that Mr. and Mrs. Miller, while on a visit to i Kingston during the summer, sang at a private recital in Convocation hall, { the great throng which was unable to gain admission at that time will do (well to make an early reservation of seals which will he on sale shortly as | there will most surely be a capacity , house at Grant hail on this oceasion. November | Magazines People's. . Columbian-Hampton. World's Work. Smart Set, Popular Magazine, Shop Notes Quarterly. Ainslee's. Popular Mechanics. Cosmopolitan. Green Book Album, Physical Culture. Short Stories. Ten Story Magazine, 260 PRINCEgS STREET. CHYNOWETH-KNAPP WEDDING. an Took Place at the Bride's Home on Thanksgiving and Halloween FashionBooks Ladies' Home Journal. Woman's Home Companion. Pictorial Review. Pictorial Review Quarterly. Post Cards and Place Cards The largest as- sortment in the city, ranging from for 5 cents to 5 cents each. The College Book Store "OPEN NIGHTS. A NPA AA AANA A Delineator, Designer, New Idea Woman's Mag. Ladies' World, Harper's Bazaar, Modern Priscilla, Family Journal. McCall's Magazine, November lutterick Fashions. "Chene BIN, Wednesday. A pretty wedding took place on | Wednesday morning at' the home of James F. Knapp, Johnson street, when his' daughter, Sara Edith, was united jn marriage to H. W. Uhyno- weth, of Pasadena, California. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. T. W. Neal, pastor of Sydenham Street Methodist church, in presence fof immediate friends and relatives. | The couple were "unattended. The bride wore a gown satin, trimmed with ecru stalian point. and arls so veil and . sd Hr ----. io, Sea ail ah Dr. "Jock" Harty went to Montreal lof the groom, a diamond pendant and [08 Thursday. . bracelet. 1 Rubbers tor, all. After congratulations, a' dainty Al I'Fincess gireet, | breakfast was served. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Grevelle, Portsmouth, { Chynoweth left on the noon train to to-day for Calgary. j®pend a few days in Ottawa, after] Jdquor : habit treated. which they will return ta hingstop |ferms. 238 Princess street. for a short time before leaving for William: Swaine, piano tuner. Orders | their home in Pasadena, California. |received at MeAuley's. "Phone 778. Among the numerous gifts received| Rev. W. F. Fitzgerald is to lecture {were a number of handsome cheques. | this evening in the Sydenham town The bride's going-away dress was a |hall tailor-made suit of navy-blue. the classes at the Y.M.CA. were largely attended on Wednesday even- ing. The Lockett shoe stors has purchas- ed an electric sign, and it was placed in position today. For dry, bright coal, Swift's, wood, go to Swift's. A wholesale grocer of the Aty said, to-day, that the price of cofice would not come down until 1920. H. Cunpingbam, piano tuner, King street. Leave orders at Auley's bookstore. Mrs. Grace Spooner left today to spend Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. James Miller, North Bay. } Bale of women's and children's sweaters. Call and see bargains, Dut ton's, 209 Princess. Miss Emma Caverley, Latimer, who; has been visiting her punt, Mrs. N. Spooner, Jenkin street, returned hom to-day. Brussels sprouts at Carnovsky's. Ralph Filson, Princess street, has been teaching school for summer months in the west, has turned home. THE . DAY'S EPISODES LOCAL NOTES AND THINGS IN GENERAL, ' Occurrences in the City and Vicinity =Other Brief Items of Interest Easily Read and Remembered. f ivory . i - . o or, West Indian toffee, 25¢. Gibson's. Boston lettuce at Carnov sky's, Cheap at Dutton's, left Special $1,500,000 in Bonds. The Dominion Securities Corporation will shortly make a public offering of $1,500,000 Canatian Locomotive com- pany's six per cent. bonds, dated 1951. I'he company has assets of $2,755,000, | The amount of bonds authorized is $2,000,000, A few months ago the Canadian Locomotive company made n successful issue of $1,500,000 pre- ferred stock, 21 Me Clock Contest, An eight-day clock, tightly wound, will be started in Best's Drug Store window, on Friday morning, at eight o'clock. To the person who can guess the nearest as to how long this clock will run, will receive free a valuable prize. It costs nothing to guess, a coupon being given with each purchase of 25¢c. or over. See circular and win- dow for particulars. "When using a kodak Gibson's. All women invited to inspect ou "Comfort shoes." No more foot tron ble if these are worn. Dutton's, 209 Princess street. Brockville is to have a new building for the Pell Telephone exchange. Cryktalized candy fruits from land. Gibson's, doe. gal, sweet cider, Crawford's. ¥ of the think re- Whose number are you, so frequent- lv called upon to answer at the tele phone? The Whig has a groceryman to contend with. For fresh mined coal: new sound Three sanitary cases, were the only casos before Magistrate Farrell in pol- ice eourt Thursday morning, and they were again adjourned. J. Circle, who had his in the Collegiate gymnasiom week, was able to be removed from the general hospital to his home See our 31 motor veils, H0e., 3-inch silk ribbon, 10e.; homespun wool gloves, 1%. Dutton's, 209 Princess Miss Mae Arthurs, who has been vigiting her aunt, Mrs. James Sav age, and friends in the city for a couple of months, left, to-day, fof her home in Janetville. Finest white potatoes, in bags. Crawford. Miss Lillian Lyons, of Ordhance street, has returned home from Water- town, N. Y., where she was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fitzgibbons, The ladies' sowing class of the Hotel Dieu met on Wednesday afternoon and was largely attended. Great interest is being taken by the ladies in this class. 3c. gal, sweet cider. Crawford's. + Sale men's sweaters, S5c. Al wool, $2.75 sweater, $1.75. Dutton's, Princess. Percy Barr was brought in on train from Mountain Grove on Wed. nesday afternoon, and taken to the general hospital, suffering from typhoid ! fever, Menthol and | Gibson's. { Mr. LaPoint, of Tichborne, brought in his fifteen-year-old daughter to thy | general hospital, suffering from appen- jdicitis. This now makes twa child ren that Mr. Eal'oint has in the in stitution at the present time. Oysters; the best are Carnovsky's. The ladies' auxiliary of the Hotel {Dien met on Wednesday evening to make arrangement for 'the ladies' day at m theatre. The day set was Nov. 17th. Finest white potatoes, in bags. Crawford. Men's wool sox, 2 pairs, 3%¢.: wool underwear (men's), 75¢.; night skirts, 6c. Putton's, 209 Princess. On Wednesday afternoon, in Toron- to, Miss Emma A. (Tot), voungest daughter of the late Rev. W. A. Mac- Kay, of Woodstock, Kay, Toronto, became the bride of Hugh D. Paterson, of the same city. The bride ix a sister of Mrs. (Rev. Dr.) MacTavish, formerly of Kingston, i ---------- The Carters Got "Stung." Quite an amusing scene took place at the Grand Trunk station on Thure day at one o'clock. A man who is to act at one of the local thea- tres arrived in the city with a suit bevels, Fin- broken last leg Teese seteseBee BBO Kingston's Famous Fur Store. ¢ J. the Eucalyptus pastiles Scores of people leave our new Ready-to-Wear Departs ment every day pleased with the value they can obtain in this store. Al the new things are here--the light is good-- the surroundings cheerful-- all goods marked in plain figures. J. POPULAR LINES. Read-to-wear Hats . $3 to $5 Trimmed Hats, $3.50 to $7.50 New Sweater Coats ... $2.50 Long Tweed Coats ... $12.00 Biack Voile Skirts. .... $8.50 } WATCH OUR WINDOWS! GECRGE MILLS & CO 200 + OLLLLAPLLA040000820000 | @*vsassssssssssssssse® 3 » ® § Dutch Bulbs For Fall Planting an og Linported Direct from Holland. Best Bulbs at Best Prices. Hyacinth, Tulips, Narcissus, Daffodils Crocus, Treezia Now is the time to plant the garden for Spring Blossoming or Indoors for Christmas : A P. Chown Druggist and Optician, 185 PRINCESS STREET, "Phone 343. | FIIIFIIIIIIIINNIIIVIIIVIIIINIIINe PLLLLLRLLL00000000600000000008000000 » QIFP Vr vv Ivervrevevvvel y ®) (0) COATS whi J 0} (o (8) crm ni ns > { al APA Al Nt NA Hr + Received this week the © full range of Sample « Coats from one of the leading manufacturers. In the lot are many gar- ¢ = ments that are recent : © productions from the « designers at New York « We have marked the lot "ata good reduction in 2 Price (» io 3 Friday | A tt Al Al NP Newman & Shaw The Always Busy Store. | nn LS NS IIR NOIRE eR eee PARITY eee sss ease . . . . HAS IT EVER Occurred to you that a firm who advertised a certain subjeét or ma- terial, and then advertised again, and continued to keep on adverts ing, must have a pretiy strong rea son for doing so? Perhaps you bave an equally strong reason for not paying any attention tc our ap- peal, but don't blame us for being persistent. We know we have the goods; it's just a question of bring- ing them to your notice. This is our | apology for saying: "Good morning Was your Breakfast Cooked by | Gas?" : : 126-128 PRINCESS Seer. { - ee Slreets, | { wit {and front | { Brick Store [|| Cor. Princess & Sydentisim, te. | L The Marquette Pattern *eVBBIBVBRN IN ssa vsae TABLE SILVER Have It 1s very ne excellent ne you seen i? wand of very moderato plaia, finish with a couple of i quality at a price. The pattern |: bright raised thiecads running aroun the extreme odge of ea plece \W have a comple showing of this new pattern in Fork Pieces far % ins Knives, anid Spoons, fancy OG tion. » ye u SVIITH BRO .y S30 KING STREET, Jewellers, Otpicians, Lasers of Marriage Licenses, a a © © © Ppp ppp BABAR RARBG € BVP VTLBVTVOBAN Rat MADE OVER AND RE PAIRING , W. F. GOURDIER GROCERY STORES AND DWELLINGS COMBINED FOR SALE Dwelling rally located, In running order, with Stone and Store, ceni- outbuildings, large yard, stable, im provements and electric lights, $4, 100 Ontario two Dwelling nice 'lawn, side $4,100 Raglan Road, with lm stable Princess and ang ovements, Corner tore Ith fmpr chnlragce Corn Bagot and and Dwelling hig and 100 provements shop ete., for $2. firet cholee. There is grocery business. Get mone, in ihe House to Rent, ete., ¢ Mullin, The Real Estate Expert, Corner Johnson and Division %ts 'Phone 539, 'THE ROYAL MARK Of approval is set conspicuous ly on all our laundry work- it CLEANNESS The distinguishing symbol that {Fhuracterizes culture and breed MN Ing. wash ia cleanty LE Everything we noticeable for sweetness and iromng, Kingston Laundry "Phone 22, lie tl A A SAO AR :