' TOO0000000000000D OOOO OODOO 00000 OOOO VVO O00 ooo PAGE TWCL. : a va OV BOOOOOO00 0000000 OVIOFOBCGOOOC O00 0000 PERSIAN oo" a SEALSHIN From T . Wearer. aren ) to = If you contemplate purchas- ing a FUR COAT, why not come in and see our Skins. We have a magnificent col- lection to choose from, "Expert and finishsd workmen to make them. We have scores of unsolicited letters from pleased Customers, ex- tending from Coast to Coast. expressing their pleasure and satisfaction with our product- ions It is not necessary to go out 'of Kingston for High Class 3 This Is Your Store, right at Home, ek Our Pleased Patrois,-- They Are Our Best Advertisement, 9- Mc KA Ysrock st. 'EXCLUSIVE McKAY MODEL (From Our Catalog). 0OCOOOOTOOOOOVOOTOOOO0 DO OOOO 000000000N00 ' ¢ ' + ¢ ¢ ' ¢ ' ' ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ i | BLANKETS Auto LTepaized to. stand all kinds el wenthe Oor, Moutreal and Ordnance Sts, ie TE talfaroe for free he [* hes Hampstead, Landon, Form of Ther: Boe I Christmas Cheer SPECIAL. SALE OF WHITE § by useful, dur- able and hand- i; some presents " --we have them DINING ROOM | BUFFETS, | TABLES, | CHAIRS, CABI- i NETS inr Oak, Mahogany and rm i' DESKS. All sizes, Oak, Mission and Mahogany. + $3.50, $5.50, $1.75 up. ¥ ROCKERS. Fine large styles, $2, $2.75 up. Some handsome designs in Rattan, Oak axd Mahogany. RUGS, CARPETS, CURTAINS, DRAP- ERIES, DOOR MATS, LINOLEUMS, Etc, . Phong 90. Yours i F. HARRISON COMPANY EL i ol In best qualities, all wool, 5, 6,7 and 8 / lbs. weight. R.-McFAUL, CARPET WAREHOUSE, 4 ¢ ' 4 ' ¢ : ! ' ' IR ¢ 4 ' ¢ ! ' ¢ ¢ ¢ ' $ : ¢ ¢ '- ' ¢ ¢ ' ' ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ' ¢ ¢ : ' a nag CLASS TO OURS; This. is. the place to kave your E. J. DUMPHY OUT AGAIN, "IN AGAIN. Poor Michael MeN Nally © snnot Keep Sober, MeNully. -- He simply can't keep sober. The only time he can stay on the "water waggon'™ is when he is in gil, and the records at the police station show that spends a great deal of his time jail. On Tuesday, he was discharged at. the jail, after serving a term for drunkenness, Latt night he was ar- rested again, on the same old charge. When MeNally faced the magistrate, worship statesl that it was ga great pity that there was not some farm, where the aeeused could be sent and made to work: A penalfly) of 810 and costs or one month was iinposed. ER, APION AgmEDY. ew Nw > Rive in mch Hospitals with great success: haod son bad legs sores, discharge hoes. Gras bisnd r. Either No.at 99 Beckman Co. Ltd Toronto, regsed envelope "hes g +. Haverstock Rd. ag. Try pe rw DPAgee| Tasteless) APIOR, cary to take, sale, Yasting cure. Poor: Mishanl gr rnd > he mn bis DUNCAN'S CART STAND § : 70 WILLIAM STREET, 'Phone OOO00CO00T 1005, ™ CEETERE® St. Luke's Sale and Tea. The Christmas sale of work in con- 00061600000000000000000 grinig nection with Si, Luke's church, held Wednesday afte on, and evening, was a most al afigir and a considerable sum of money will be realized as a result of their efforts. The booths and tables were decorated very peettily and had. a number of very tempting - things for sale. The sale continued with briskness through- out" the afternoon and evening and hy the time the afinir was closed nearly everything was gone. In the evening a fine programme was wivin by ex-Mayor Couper, William Mack, Miss Daisy Johnston, Miss Spencer and Miss Mayelle A very fine drill, given by a number of young gitls named the Dairy Maids' dnl, was given in a very fine Bpnes, Rev. I. 8. Forneri occupied the chigir and Miss Muriel Meteale Preside at the piano Leather ote. Never before has such a large rauge ' of leather goods Iwen shown a8 at Best's this year. Krom eard cases fo $J0 hand bags. EB thing for gC giving in leather [yon oui get from: Best's stock, To Visit in Kingston. i davgh- . : Many things \might oceur to ® make you sorry you didn't § Insurance. We would feel negligent if we didn't urge : You to CArTY 8s MNCh as you ¢ . can, in case of logs you sill are : Judge Winchester, of Poronta, week-end with his tor, Mrs. 1 street. His honor is ng bitration at Belleville on Friday and 1 Saturday. gandidats, 1 Pp. The popes onde the support of. os elle Frontenac. Vote for him: ana in, all prices. Mahood's Diug covers all the uncertainties o life. ae costs little to be vd 74 is made better 4 THE DAILY BRITISH ly THURSDAY, BECKMHER 7, 1911. ATTEMPTING TO - ENTER PRINCESS STREET STORE, OF But Young Man Was Allowed to Go on Suspended Sentence by Magis. trate--Claimed He Went Back of Store to Have Drink out of Bottle With Friend. J At police court, Thursday morning, Magistrate Farrell found a young man, aged twenty-two, guilty of hay- ing atiemptéd to enter the Abernethy | shoe store, Princess street, on the night of November 29th, and allowed the prisoner to go on suspended sen- tence. The young man's story was that he had béen at the back of the store, | with another voung fellow, having a { drink out of mn bottle, and that he bad po intention whatever of break- ing to the store. They went there for the purpose of drinking. The mag- .iistrate, however, did pot. put faith in | this story, as hé found out from the accused that he had been accustomed to going into barrooms for drinks, and he did not look upon the story as a likely one. The prisdner, it will be re membered, was arrested a week ago; and remanded, His arrest "Bert" Abernethy, was brought about by who was in the | tore at the time, and heard the noise at the back door. He was the first witness called in the cage, dnd he told his story to the magistrate. He had remained in the store from six until eight o'clock, in the evening, and had herd a noice at the rear of the store. At first he thovght that some of the drivers were at work, but on making ah investigation he found that' two young men were on the back steps. The shutters on the window bad been pushed open. Mr. Abernethy told about going the rear of the store by way of the {laneway, at the Randolph hotel, and taking the two fellows into custody. One fellow got away, 'but he 'managed tal keep hold of the other, took him intg the store, and then telephoned to thé police, Mell. Mowat appeared for the ae- 'oused, who pleaded "'not guilty," but odter the evidence had been concluded, the magistrate said that he had not the least doubt in his mind as to whe the accused had gone to the rear cf the store. He would find him guil- ty of the charge laid against him. The ascrused had been unable to give any good reason why he should go to the rear of the store, and this as =a strong - point towards. proving him guilty. to WILL GET SEVEN LASHES. Prisoner Who Was Brought Here From North Bay. A prisoner, who was brought the penitentiary, Wednesday noon, from North Bay, by theriffi Varin and Constable Pass- more, will receive seven lashes, in ad dition to his sentence of seven years, which = was imposed upon Hm: by Judge Leask. He is Arthur Rood, a young farmer, and recently town- ship tax collector at North Bay, be having. been found guilty of a serious olience against a girl under fourteen vedrs of age, his wifé's sister. Rood feels his position very keenly, He was confident of escaping with a year or! so, awl was even sp confident that when he was arraigned for sem tence he smiled. Since his sentence, however, he has been very quiet and is worrying a great deal. The North Bay offjeers also bronght another prisoner, W, H. Prickett, who was sentenced to three years for hav- ing obtained money under false pre tenes, to aftér- * Deputy POULTRYMEN HAD MEETING. Show in -. of Will Hold Their Annual : January. There was a fine meeting the Pet Stock Association, on Wednesday evening, The members have decide l to hoM fheir annual show in Janwary and ffom present' indieations "it pro- mises to surpass all others, a) The members are taking a great interest in the work. There was a very large attendance at this "meet- ing when a number -of bards were nde] in a most suitable master, hy the president, Robert Coffey. The as- so¢iatton will mest every Wednesday fron now om till the time of = the show and the, association is desirous of gaving a large number out each evening and also to have them hiring their hircs ¢ with them so that they might be scored. PAID HEAVY FINE, / Py Securing Liquor For Member of "Prohibited List." Found guilty of securing liquor for a member of 'he "prohibited Hol Wilirid Phillips was, Thursday morn- ing, fined $35 and costs, by the ina gistrate. One month in jail was the option: The charge was an old one," dating tet. 14th. Thomas Brick, under oath; said that he was a member of the "prchibited list," and that on the day in question he had given Phillips a dollar bil and that be had secured a bottle of whiskey for him. 1 For Remains Not Claimed, The remains of the late William Coleman, who was employed on the Canadian Northern railway at Perth Road, und who died in the general hospital, are still unclaimed. They ure still in one of the local under taking shops, It is mot known what will be done with the body as de ccused has not any relations in this rart of the country. RR is possible that the railway company will bury the romaive. Portsmouth Tea and Sale. The Ladies" Aid of the Preshiytefian fehurch, Portsmouth, held a ten and #ale in the Ontario hall, Wednesday af- ternoon and evening. The candy, En or a a sob E lv t! sub stantial sum realized, 'the ladies were well repaid for their labors. One ton and nine hundred pounds of high class sweets for Christmas sell- ing wif he au sale nxt week at Gib: on Red: stare. weton- 2 ys and Hepes there. : WAS FOUND GUILTY members of the Kingston Poultry and |. AAAAATLAASSSSASALLARTARSS LA, 1 ~ssssesssasses r= INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Our Reporters. William. Swaine, piano tuner. rd received" at McAuley's. Phone 778 Eastmsa's Kod: Mahood's Drug Store, Finnan haddies,. Yarmouth bloaters, this week's smoking, at Carnovsky's. W. B. Skinuer returned to' Mont- real, Thursday noon, after attending the fuheral of his mother. LH. Cunningham, piano tuner, King street. Leave orders ai Auley's book store. The Richeliew and, Untario Naviga- tioh company carned eleven and ouoe half per cent, during the past season Men! Call and see our Perfect Com- fort boot; just arrived! Stove open at nights. Putton's. Victor David, Kitlarney, Muanitaba, $ visiting at his aunt's, "Miss Hye sop's, Alired street. yiahs: New perfumes, beautifully Mahood's Store. Florida oranges and grape fruit Carnovsky's, "tn 'the Corner." The deputy returning officers the county of Frontenac we in city getting the bullet boxes the election next Monday. the eall® of the raccoon was heard many Alms, Wednesday eveming, the cleal] Warm evening Bringing out many of 'the striped animals. Musie for Christmas; great variety; 2000 copies, le, by Chopin, Lisst, Wagner, Verdi, ete. Dutton's music store, 209 Princess street. . The work on Macdonald school is j rogressing. rapidly. The masonry is all completed and "the carpenters are making good time. Dutton's store open at nights--or Christmas presents. Underwear, sweat- ers, boot, music. Men and women, call, 209 Princess street. The . masons' helpers held a social cveming in the labor fall on Wednes day evening. A very large number wera presert and spent an enjoyable time. Frontenac 2 Me- boxed. at ol the for electors, vote for the in- dependent and straightforward candi- date, J. P. Mclpnes, on Monday next There will be a lively political meet ing at Cateraqui on Thursday m ng It will be a sort of joint meeting with J. P. Melnnes amd W. PF. Nickle, M.P., as chief spogkers, Kodaks, all prices. Mahood's Store. Miss Katie ow Drug \ Martin, gmploved hy Conrad Haag," proprietor of the Hub hotol, claimed $6 wages. In police court, Mr. Haag was willing to pay and the court ordered the com tlninant to take this amount. The iargest. orders for high class sweets ever given by Mr. Gibson, of the Red Cross drug store, was placed with McConkey's: and Huyler's last week, 2,900 pounds The case of a well-known business man, who is accused of speeding his automobile faster than the law al lows, was not heard in police court trday; it will come before the court on Satarday. The big 1, Huyler's, kobdaks. Gibson's. Sweet potatoes 'at Carnovsky's. Miss Katie O'Neil suffered a great shock, as a result of the fire at her home, and was removed to the Hotel Bien. Her cp gg will be glad py McConkey's, to learn that to-#ay «he was much better, and that Bo doubt she will be able to léave the hospital in due time. I'revost, Brock street, has received all his fall and winter goods for his order clothing department, also in ready-made clothing and gents' fur nishing department; they are all well assorted with new goody A nicetmg »t St. John's Portsmouth, enlled for day evening, reported as being for purpese of or anizing a Christian Fodeavor society, was really a meet- ing of thé: Anglican Young People's Assooiation; . whioh" had, been formed two weeks prediously. church, at Mon- * I | VOTO VRTATVVVT TTR TTCLVR DLV VTTLTLTTVRTTLLRLILTR TTBS STATI VANS The Hat Store. UNHEARD OF PRICES IN MILLINERY " Beeause we compleaely sell ont aft otf HAE it 'the clove of every season, many of our patrons get unheard of prices on 'Miltigery. We still have a splendidly. assorted stock which must be sold hy Christmas. One special Lat of Trimmed Hats worth up| fo $8.50 On sale for $3.49 Another Lot reduced by WATCH OUK WINDOWS! GEGAGE MILLS & C0 ; 123 and 128 Princess Street. Brrr svnessvseel Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up oo {lowing i Two HOLIDAY BOOKS instinct with the same ment of literary art as ** front rank of recent fiction. THE FOLLOWING OF THE STAR By Florence I. Barclay, Author of "The Rosary," A beautiful Christmas love story, feeling, glowing imagery and re fine Fhe Rosary," and told with all a sweetness which won for Mrs. clay's earlier books their place in the A depth of the same same delice ower and Bar- cloth. Net, $1.35 A WEAVER OF DREAMS By Myrtle Reed : Author of Lavender and Old Lace, ete, delightful the same power of characterization, distinguish her earlier books, Rxquisitely Frontishicce in color, love story showing charm of fancy and the ate sense of hwmor which lavende r bound in Price, $1.35 200 PRINCESS STREET. The College Book Store OPEN NIGHTS. "Phone 919, A A A A EN tN toe . v T0 AID 'SANTA CLAUS HELP HIM MAKE HOMES HAPPY. TO MANY The Citizens Are Urged "to Make a Fond That Will Cheer and Gladness to Pestitute Home. IH it night poverty leak, Bring Every Christmas eve, but, in the home oi the rooms were chilly and and the tired, despairing mother, surrounded hy her litte chil- dren, crying apd hyngry, dont vou think that it would be un great joy not only toisee a hamper of provisions coming in but a great box | containing toys sent oy kind friends to gladden the hearts of the ttle children. Would you not like those kind friends ? 'The city papers are devoting siderable space in urging contributions and toys for this very laud lhey are anxious to ceive any amount and will acknowl | edge it anonymously, if the dohor ple ! fof it, or publicly mess otherwise re { quested. They want every child and grown person to enter inte the scheme of helping Santa Claus by giving some of their substance for those for will provide. Everybody who dope this will have real "Christ mas joy, a pletsure greater than any thing they ean derive by receiving, for | the Good. Book says, "It is morc blessed to give than io. receive.' Every little contrioution will help to satisfy the great hunger that is in the heart of every little child for something at Christmas time. fatizens share in satiéfying this were outsiae, a cheery te be one of con of money able enuse. re whom no one blse | Help|, longing, and help the little folks for onee to realize what Christmas really : in addi- received, is. Fhe following contributions, tion to $36.50 alveady acknowledged : In memory of diner a... . L ATL RNEY-SL AMMONS. John A. Gm x5H.00 Wedding Ceremony Wednesday Evening by Rev. S. Sellery. A quiet wedding took place Queen Street Methodist church pai sonage, Wedpesddy evening, when Rev. S. Sellery united in. marriage two well-known and popular young people of this city. The bride and bridegroom, who were unattended, were Miss Ethel Laura, third daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Slimmons, Montreal street, and Edmund Ralph, eldest gon of James Latarney, Prin cess street. After the ceremony the happy conple: returned to the bride's home; where they aiid their "riendy were entertained at suppér. Handsome welding presents were the friends follow to their at and g a host of and Mrs. Latnrney 390 Princess street received, congratulations of Mr home at APPOINTMENES MADE, Charges Filled Spratt. Archiyshop Sprawt has made the fol appointments Rev. Father A. Carsofi, of ville, has been appointed to succeed Rev, Pather Killeen, ef th take over the archbishop's mer charge at Belleville tev. Fatber William Mcbonggh, of Merrickville, has been appointed to snoceed - Father Carson at Morrick ville, Two by Archbishog Merrick Melton, to \ppoint for Woman's C Tub Mee ting. The Woman's Club met, Wednesday afternoon, in the Y.M.C. A. parlors; the president, Mr. G. W. Mylke, cupving the chair. Prof. W. F. Me Neill, of Queen's; addressed the club on 'Tha Modern Drama." ' As the pro- fessor is well versed on the WMubject, his address was very interesting and educative. Miss Tweddell's solo was very much enjoyed, Mise Chapellé act ing as sccompanist. At the close, light refrophmant were served. Bought MeDormont Property. Thomas Anprove has purchased Thy property at the corner of Queen and King étreets, formerly kngwu as the MebDormgtt property, and also - the fone. residence next door. He will tenr down part of the building and rebwiild it for his. foundry. He has sold the property where his fouadry use to Be to the Grand Trunk eom- pany for pew freight sheds, oe Prices at the Fair, the Weefport turkey faic, Tries over twelve tons of poultry Turkey brought 17e. and Je; geese, 10¢.; ducks, 156. and chickens, 12; A Jdarge number buyers were present. -------- tp -- lev. 2 New sachet powders. Mahood's Drug Store. At day, were dispos-d of the are | Are | (o : Lace Edge © en Handkerchiefs, 8 "of § "The membershin campmign = of YMCA, is still in fine order, blugs are far ahead. The' 'Tired F eet? You can not bizme the man, or you ean not blame the woman whose feet ache, who has tired muscles and ngryes! who is fatigued after a few hours walk. The cause is a weak or br ken down instep, | also known as-'flat-foot." rheumatism, aches, pains, distorted look ingshoe, and the erar ped toes, are sil results of a weak. instep or broken down & Sometimes (he perfect lines of t! » foot are destroyed and sometimes they are not, but the victim suffers all the sympioms. kEGiSvereo Wearthe Scholl "Foot-EBazes' and eotinstant relief to these painful foot atiments, and rest to the tired body. The *'Feot-Eazer" Is a scientific support to the arch or instep. Is min fe of two changed apation Is-no matter what style shoe you wear, It yon want to enjoy your walks and want to forget about your feet, Sgme in Jud be fi pair of Scholl 'Woot zer { demonstrate our faith-- ener back § if ne Ay all Dr. A. P. CHOWN, Druggist and Optician, 185 I'RINCESS ST, 'Phone 3 Wess asis ssn eens sarere w : New Goods: Received ¢ : This Week: Ecabesidered Handkerchiefs, : Handkerchiefs; = s . Hemstitched Lin- Fancy Collars, Jabots, Side Pleats, ' Silk Girdles, Belts, Scarfs, & Kid Gloves, : Lined Kid Mitts, 1 L8O ' : Fancy Linen 5 O'clock Tea Covers, 3 Doylies, Side * Board Scarfs, Tray Cloths, Etc. NEWMAN & SHAW THE ALWAYS BUSY STOR! BIBBY'S CAB STAND DAY OR NIGHT Phone 201 A Sees seen N £ . . t . oY LE ov, ~S eve ew Ne WRENN RA OOO00 BCIO OO Cook's Cotton Root Compound. and | teal Mouthly | rom which women can | The great Ute = gonly safe of Tonic, depend. Bold in th of srengthy-Na. i 10 uogrecs strouger, No. & for special cles. 3 Bold r all dru prope d on of pr' roo pamphlet, Add es Cou Memos Ca. Tasons, Ot. Jormeriy W 1 B fl, Clarence from Watertown afternoon br c. Ww. retuened homme Y., on Thursday Mate Jehan Mullen and Mata <t fe, Hing sire, have retarncd Bows afesr sailing on the lakes 81] senson Waterman's fountain pens in a "Dan ta Claus bos," $2.50. Store. abreet oeEer seas sre | Mabood's Deng $ WE ARE PREPARING i to serve you better this 3 Xmas than ever before. : 3 3 9 wk in all Depart wilh be bigger amd that much easier My n we shew thin Fold YoTlipg Clocks, cased in ~fther, $10.00 each o's Famou Field shooting hol omplete in cared ther strap, $10.50 Frinugul vith Dr ~~" ol all the lewelry Gift ind here SMI TH BROS. 8350 KiNG STREET, Jewelers, Opticians, nore Issuers of "Marriage Licenses 9904000000000 00000¢ rererisrretses coves YY 1 3 3 A MADE OVER AND RE PAIRING W. F GOURDIER ,. UR. OLS FRIEND fed we fi or fie ng ik Jr. 20 PRINCESS ST, Er J mtemn------ | waganteed or mor Optometrist "Phone 927 H aid Washed Blan ket by band Ia our | yecullar thrinkage ying and POTOUE «and shinels wa wi y which pri The beyond Way 1 result: is Eval Messy white fhufly s0ft as ke ns ermine Just Particul articular people are axing us apd they. are delighted May We Delight You? Kingston Laundry Cor. Princess & Sydenham Sty : "Phone 22. ii dn opp SA gta