oi HE greatest advance in . + food invention - since. me began' to eat and women learnt - to cook. go A preparation of beef essence (stimulating)and fibrine (nourishing) made under scientific control from start to finish. . 10 for 25¢. 4'for lec. -- Seescesesnstsensenssnseneeresesnanacrrarnans HUNT?'S For natty Shirts at $ 1.00, $1.25,$1.50 Knitted Mufflers at 50 cents to $3.50 See our large assortment of py : Fancy Neckwear at - 50 cents Also, Plain Shades in Bevalene and Irisn Poplin Collars in quarter sizes. HUNT'S Brock Street. 9900000000000 00000000 S000 0cso0essosovsense eedovccccee PEARSALL'S MILLINERY Our Big Reduction Sale Of MILLINERY For Saturday Only Of all Trimmed Dress Hats. Fur and Feather Turbans, Velvets, Beavers and Felt Shapes all at H AL+ FRICE Pearsall's Millinery, 208 princess sr THE DAILY RBIITISH WHIG, TRIDAY, 'DECEMBER 8, 1911, | @os00sssesesessssoseses HAD BUSY CAMPAIGN REV. J. P. McINNES ADDRESSED MANY MEETINGS. Has Heen Fighting for the Canke of Liberalism Every Night Since His Nomination--Meeting Held at Elginburg. Rev. J. P. Melnnes, the liberal can- didate in the county of Frontende, well | deserves the title of "the fighting can- didate." Since his nomination at the court house, on November 16th, he has been in the. fight for the liberal cause, ev- ery minute, aid has been putting up one' of the hardest battles ever fought {in the county, which has been won by the conservatives, for 50 many years. i Mr. Melanes had a meeting of his ex- ecutive immediately after his nomina- tion meeting, held a meeting the same ! evening a has been holding meet- | ings every night since, and in addition a great many afternoop meetings, Hy ¥ his clear-cut arguments in favor of [the liberal platform, he has been able Lo win many over to his side. Wednesday pight's meeting was held at Figinburg, when addresses were de- livered by the candidate, Col. Freder- ick Ferguson, and R. J. Vair.. William Blacklock, of Glenburnie, was the chairman of the meeting, which was very largely attended. The village hall, at Untaraqui, was filled to the , doors, on Thursday night, at the meeting held by Rev. 4. P. Melnnes, and which took the form of a joint debate between the liberal candidate and Kingston's mem- ber for. the dominion house, W. FP, Nickle. a Smith Elliott occupied the chair, and 'R. .J. Vair was the first speak- er. He spoke for about twenty-five minutes, and then Rev. Mr. Mcinnes delivered his address, speaking for about an hour and forty minutes. To this address; Mr, Nickle was thirty minutes to reply.~-- Mr. Melnness delivered a fine dress, setting forth the principles liberalism, in an able manner, pointing out the ad- of and IK. Mr. Nickle upheld the work of the conservatives in the Ontario legisla- ture, and claimed that the governimnagt had been a progressive one and should again be returned to power. Quite a large number of hingston: LOOK $150.00 worth of PRIZES Givenaway to the purchasers of our SALE GOODS over $1.00 in value. Drawing takes place DECEMBER 23rd. "THE: TOKYO" JAPANESE ART DKABERS. 174 Wellington Street. iang went out to the meeting to hear the debates. Mr. Nickle was accom: panied by Mrs. Nickle and her sister, Miss Gordon. The attendance from around Cataraqui was very large. St. John's Masonic Lodge. The Ancient St. John's lodge, A. F, A, M., No. 3, G.R.U., elected these officers Bro. on 'Thursday evening : Philip H. Burke: S.W., Bro. Geor Bawden; J.W., Bro. William Y. Mills; chaplain, Bro. G. W. . (irout; treasvyer, RR. W. Pro. W. H. Maenee; socretary, Bro. A. W. Cath: 'cart; tyler, W. Bro. Richard Bunt. Music for Christmas; great variety; 2,000 copies, 10¢., by Chopin, Lizst, Wager, Verdi, etc. Dutbton's music store, 209 Princess street, EVERYBODY CAN To buy at our small prices This contintiod mild weather is the must be reduced, obliged to take it next year. AFFORD last straw, Our heavy stock We consider it good policy to take our loss mow rather than carry over and be You cortalnly have an opportueity to prepare for the holid.ys at a very .smail outlay this year so far as men's and boys' wear are concerned. 4 Mén's Overcoats: All we have left of our $18.00, $20.00, and $22.00 Overcoats, sizes 2 All new goods. Take $14.95 and some "converte" collars. your holeo « For example, here are two great gnaps ia 3 to. 46. . Some Velvet for OUR $15.00 OVERCOATS ATl sizes and styles. Your choice for w $10.85 GENUINE BARGAINS IN BOYS' OVERCOATS 25. Boys' Overcoats, s'zes 26 fo 32, two style collars. A regular $4.00 Coat. eholee Lor © Hoye 36.50 and $7.00 Overeoats go at $ 4 : 4 $8.75 Boys" 312.00 Overcoats go at v x Also Stook reducing prices on all' Men's, Doys and Children' been able to buy nice buster and Russian style of Suits for the litile fellows at $1.95. - from us. Take your » -- 5 ter lgoking city hall in Canatia. 3 Suits. . Never before have you, "You can . You eat also rave money on FANCY SUSPENDERS, MUFFLERS, GLOVES. NECKWEAR, A ; . Y HOBIERY, SHIRTS, etc, which gre.zil put up in fancy boxes for presents. / oh We know it is asy to quote prices. but fn (his case It of quality backed up by price. "Come Ih. You cannot &Mord to pass. this dppartanity. SRE i mr hrs At the court, Fraday member of the hil ~ given | planks in the plat- | form of the new leader, N. W. Rowell, WAL, : 5 MAGISTRATE SMILED At Remark of Accused ! Case. : A rather gmusing incident, which P brought, a sdvile from the magistrate, and a ripple 'of laughter from the spectators, cecurred when, a young men was charged with having Pros cured" liquor for a man who is or the "prohitated list." 'The man on the list swore in evidence, that the accused had se cured the liquor for him, whereupon the accused proceeded to fight . his own case. In the very first question fhe asked the man on the dist he "put his foot in it," as the saying goes. "Are you sure, now, that 1 got the liguor for voi 1" he of the man' in the . "Did 1 aud yon the Wottle or did 1 put it 'down ide you and then walk away » Ihe. magistrate was forced to smily at the quéstion and' the case was brought to a sudden end with the accused being found guilty and fined. ------------ THE OFFICERS ELECTED. in Liquor | + ABERNETHY'S $4.00 ~~ his By Directors of York Lodge, Daughters and Maids of England. At ua largely attended 'meeting, ip the Sons of Frglawi hall, of 1.odge Duchess of York, No. 56, Dawhters and Maids of England, un Thursday evening, the following officers = wero . i $4.00 AB Past president, Bro, worthy, president, Sisber vice-president, Sister M. Acton: sec. retary, Bro. J. H. Parker: trens urer, Sister 8. Acton; chaplain, Pro. E. Leach; first guide, Sister A. : Campbell; second ide," Sister Chart; third i Sister &. Tulloek; fourth guide, Sister Twigg; inside guard, Sister J. ings; outside guard, ro. RR. Met- calfe, trustees, Sisters A. Chart and A. McGill; auditors, ros. E. Leach, C. Selby and Sister Redmond: physi cian, Dr. 8, J. Keyes; pianist, Sistgy K. Ward, Charles Selby; 8S. A. Barker: CADET JUNIOR TEAM GONE TO PETROLEA. A A. 7, HAS A Bikl- hi It Will Clash With the OH Town Lads on Saturday for the Junior Dominion Championship, The Royal Military College junior town in Western be the scene of | Pétrolea, a small { Ontario, which will Danger From Fire Pointed Out. 1y much excitement, on Saturday, when Underwriters | the final game for the junior domin- Fire Chief Ar i * mn {rugby championship will be played. A¢ et rom Ue" Canadins ie pr die be onl Tigh, gmt which i . a SP "being played on Satur ay, the eyes of Wittors eirion: Doing out thy rugby fans all over Ontario will be di: ge Pa i display ON | rected to this place. According to the The aoa re Yt greens, har western authorities, the cadets do not OD pens, har. {cand much chance, as the Petrolea vest specimens and other inflammapls =Y : : . Avi materials, such as draperies, scenery line-up is claimed to be heavier than cotton to represent shaw. and on that of the local team. The soldiers like especially in: connection wis have the tricks and perfect team work, ' J A had > 3 n N i electric and other lighting systems, js [80d they will rely on their tactios to decidedly an increase of hazard it | win for them. {hey departed in fine being impossible to make the display, |SPirits, and are confident that if they safe. In addition to tie danger 1, |¢AnN0L Win the junior dominion cham- property, there is also danger to {Pionshi they will give the boys of iife in crowded stores, the oil town the time of the lives to : win. CHRISTMAS DISPLAYS. Fine Weather for Roofing. The local contractors have need t be very thankful for the fine weather The men engaged in closing in some of the roofs on the buildings ave ul (thankful. The roof of ~ Macdonakl school is now being put on and if the weather holds "out the galvanized iron roof will soon be finished. A good part of the wood work on the roof has been finished and (he tin smiths have started work. Will Hunt New Material. Queen's authorities are? not satisfied with the amount of hockey material they have at hand, and are out scout- ing lor more, One who is closely iden- tified with Queen's hockey circles, says that it would be better if the club did not depend upon the old and tried-out material to compose its team every year. It. should depend on new ma- terial. "The open-air rink last year de- veloped much that will be useful the senior team, and the proposed in- ter-year games will do much this win- ter to develop players, so that if Queen's cannot win a championship Five Minutes Sometimes Makes a Big Difference Died in Chicago. There died at her home, 8055 ks conaba avenue, Chicagn, Ii., on Man duy, bee. 4th, Mrs, John E. Dona hue, who had suTered from rhouma- tism and other compMeations. Mrs. Donahue was formerly Miss. Elizabeth Gunn, of. Odessa, and had a larga number of relatives and friewds a motig the okler residents of King- ston and vicinity. Deconsed Youve: a husband, two daughters amd ono son, CL ---------- Married Only Two Months. A sad cirenmsiance in connection with the death of Frederick Rush: who | was found drowned lin the slip ai Richardson's wharf, on Thursday morning, i that he had only been married two months. One of his wife's sisters lives in the ofty, Hiv 'wife wits telegraphed news of the acoidont. She artived on Thursday evening," The re. mains were taken to Bellevills, afternoon, for burial Indigestion and "Until Someone Runs to the Drug Store for a Box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Have to Wait Free Trial Package. The instant relief afforded poor gver-burdened stomachs by' fhe use of a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet should be a reason for constantly bt hox. on hand--at home aud at the oflice as well, Friday lay 92 Gift to Father Kelly. Rov. Father Kolly, received his first Christmas. gilt for 1911 a few dnve ago, whe# the ladies of St. Francis : de: Sales, Smith's Fails, presested him with a handsome fur-lined cont with otter trimmings. The gift was uighly appreciated by the pastor of ; Si. Francis de Sales, coming as a mark of the esteem and reverenes in which he is held by the ladids of his gregation, Con Fountain Pen Bargain. We liave a lew Worth fountain pers Jolt from our big sale this fall. These are beautiful pearl and combing tion mountings, and solid 14k. cid «Regular 86 pen for $1.25. Ma- Penis Drug Stores Did Fine Work. 'The decorating in the city hall was well done and many' complimentary re- marks passed about th: nicely deearatm sick t's Tablet not ouly A Stuart's Ta oe * but it actually does: ) digestion itself. In other words it furnishes exactly the same ele ments for the digestion of food as the natural juices of the stomach. The stomach, therefore, is not called vy of the work » Juices furnished by t then oush the digested into the intestines where further. digested and the strength taken op by the Blood to be carried to the muscles jand nerves of the body. . So 'hy taking a Stuart's Derpepsia 5 : Tablt after a meal you give the The Tong tours examinations for stomach the rest it needs in which officers i nioing Com ty mend itself and grow ell aypuin. anent fores, © ar you absolutely ent the sogr- val Military Col And 2 any foods the Toxmation | of ' on the 16h iy poisonous gases, belching, foul pa 'Dyspepsia Tablets have 'breath gr mn. . i Stuart's To Covrider Call. due more for humanity 2 have Bt. Andrew's church fongregidion Pnised mote rejoicing | than wilt-hokd a meeting on Decomier 20h hy one agency that ¢éan be nad whet the question of extending a gall © Myers ist gverywheore sells and to a pastor, will be considered. . jors " Ee trait paintings cn the indeed he a hard task find a bet now will be placed aside wntil want: ed. Campbell Bros", the makes of fine furs. \ i en St. 'Long Course Exsminations. dena. Lyon fos. pou morte to ¥. A. ragby team left at noon, to-day, for' to (F6n Are Suffering the Tortures of keeping ! x | this ®eason, they winter, "Marty" Walsh, of Kin heen signed as coach of the hockey team, of Ottawa, and charge at once. The Family Hockey According to the latest re family team on the Front R thas joined the township hoc has chosen a name, and it other than "The Front Immigrants." [It sure will when the Irishmen of the F and the Scotchmen of th come together. Another fair ? ------ Games Not Playe« The two games that were the Sunday schoal basketbal Thursday, were not played, « of the teams St. Paul, take the game by default, difficult for some of the tea in the afternoons, as a 1 their players work. The that failed St. John's. ---- Notes on Sport. teams have alrea Bixty-six the O.H.A. | under consideration, The Duluth in tra'ning for over a n out on roller skates available, "oack Marks, ville player, and i the old- "Ken not turning up teams on the floor were Sydenham and but neither team wanted t(o to play were Bethel "Marty" Walsh Coach. gaton, has Stewarton I will taky Team. ports, the oad, which key team, is none Road Irish be a clash ront Road e Glen" Donneybrock billed in | series on mn account The two It is very ms to play wmbeg of Wo teams and dy entered and other applications are hockey team has heen ionth, working before ice wns time Belle Mallen, of Morrisburg, were out at the first prac. tice of the Quebec N.H.A. ¢ Fred Taylor, of Ottaw tyansiorred to Montreal hy ernment. He threatened tc the: British Columbia Leagu Edward Barrow, Eastern Baseball League, receive the nomination for 1 year. "His salary will be 500, and his term of of! years, "Johnny" Vowinkle, '.» apd at ape Kingston Ponies, out his arm in preparation stagon. He has reesived an Chattanogam Fenn, 'in the of GIFT TO > Hove of Re His J "Kingston Lady A plepditig event Works of 'the King Company, limited, Division Fhusday afternoon tee diner, the genial and manager, Albert- Neal, forme ley's Bay, whose {Annie Bryant, Division place on Wednesday evening the workmen by passing arc of choice cigars, be outdone in generosity, he the request. of the other Widiam Kelly stepped halting the m ; and cioquent sentences, con { Mr. Neal, first, on his decid (Come a citizen of | vesting his capital, perience in a muech-noeGed 'ian up-to-date brick and withiti the eity limits: by his manly - and happy | had, in a snort time, su | winning the heart and hand An { president of time pitcher has started working league, which he wil probakly Immediately eam, a, may he the gov- } jump to er, the will again he job this fixed "at $7. ice will be five Oswego, tor for next offer from southery aceept, AN EMPLOYER Marringe to a took place at the! ston Brick and ile sireet, on f- energetic erly of See marriage to Mise street, touk »' Surprised ound a box Ihe men were not fo OWever At employees, forward, and, anager, in a few choice gratulated Bg to bes Ningston, and in and practical ex- enterprise tile plant) second, because nature he ceveded in of one of Kingston's fairest and noblest daugh- Lars in marriage. : | Further, on behalf of the oRelly invited his siight token of pled with the wish that business venture would retu genuine "'gbld bricks" jn | bers, and that his 'bring to himself and 4 the ppiness that give. : 0 Mrs this' John Bailey, on behalf of the men, Neal with a costly then presented Mr. , smoking outfit : manager, i In a suc j that, « amid cheer prised reply, NM.) among them, in the person { Kelly, Although a comparati or, he was deeply touched by cerity of the kind from the working ranks. 11 thies were with all men who led to toil for Bving. with: them, and he had come re in convey to stay. He had pl the gift, and wou --i Two dranks wore in t the polite court, on Friday Une was fined %3 and cost mosh, asd the "ond. costs, or ten days. accept ance Sincere esteem, oou- Mr. Neal's| marriage would while he was not an orator was pleased to find that they had one ingss shown to hiss He was not a capitalist, having risen ton with what he had, and hed Neal the kind regards expressed her, y he hoeufi a} other was # men, Mr, of a ra to' kim arge num . Neal all world ean s for the Neal said , he of Mr ve strang- iv the win- WW sympa. were come He was to K inge PAGER FIVE, CP0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 "ABERNETHY ; A A sas sais. """"Hee our Swell $4.00 Shoes for Ladies-- Tans, Patents, Gun Metals, also Kids, in Lace, Blucher and Batons. THE BEST IN. TOWN, $4.00 i ] should do so next | "Christmas Present. Beautiful Vernis or Gold fin- irhed Parlor Music Cabinets. For a Gentleman . Smokers' Setts and Cellarets For a Little Girl Dolls Beds and Dolls Dressers. T JAMES REID'S 'phse 147 COURT FRONTENAC, LOF. -- Its Officers 'Evening. The annual meeting of Court Fron- tenao, No. 59. LOK, was held in the lodge rooms, Princess street, Ihursday evening, with Chief Ranger RH... MN. Graham in the chair. Three appliea- tions were hallottied upon and go cepted, and other poutine business dealt "with, The election of officers re. sulted. as follows : Past chief ranger, R. W. Allen; ranger, RH. S ger, A, C, Elected on Thursday chief Graham; vieechiof rap. Smith; recording -secretary, J. 8. RB. MeCann; financial secretary, Thomas Lambert; treasurer, James Craig; medical examiner; Ir, A. BR. H. Williamson; orator, I'homas Smeaton: (ward, J, Suddard: Mnior woodward, R. Smith: senior beadle, William Craw ford; junior beadle, J, Pp, Ash; court { deputy, J. Hipson; auditors, J, Me | Ewen and J. ( Smith; trustees, Jos. reph Wilson and George Wilkinson, { 2 A NNESLEY BURROWES' COUSIN, | Apotuned Captain of. Largest Bri. | _tish Battleships. RN., who has just to the eaptainéy of powerful battleship, 4° a cousin of Annesley Burrowes, of betroit, formerly of hangston, Capt, Craig's new ship ie the Orion, of the British navy, She carries ten of the gigantic 13.5 guns which are sufh- cient to blow any other dreadnaught out of water, These 25 inches across the bore, and carry a shell weighing L250 pounds, The largest guns at present carried by Bony ship &f the Dreadnaught type are eleveniinch guns, carrying shells of RO pomnds weight. The Orion's guns will pierce twenty-six inches of Krupp steel at a distance of 9,000 yards, al most two miles. Other Dreadnaught only penetrate seventeen inches, Capt, Craig is an Irishman, about forty three years of age, and entered the navy about twenty-five vears ago. | Arthur Uraig, been appointed the world's most gnns are Died on Wolfe Island. The death occurred at Wolfe 1 on Thursday, of Rose Ann MeAllister, daughter oft James MeAllimter. The de ceased had heen' sick for some little time. She 'was 8 Roman Catholic in religion aod! was in her twenty sixth year. The fineral will take place on Sunday afterboon, to the Church. af the Sneped Hogri i Their Popularity Increases. The popularity of Campbell Bros, nobty $2 and $32.50 derlsies continues to increase. ' sland, Conception Festival, Friday, in the o Roman Catholie church, the festival of the immaculate eonception is observed, the dogma of which was Promulgied by the lute Pope Pius IX, on lecomber LT The exposition of 'the boly sacrament ' Immaculate come acenpling will also be entered upon in St. Mary's cathedral. ' to Mrs. for morning, or " $i | Organist, A. W, Marsiaall, senior wood.