Daily British Whig (1850), 2 Dec 1912, p. 8

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the Winter will be a and prosperity is Season, lor heads), $ This will be a great Overeo at longer one than wal (80 an the here in bunches Wise much larger stock than and fal¥ric for we've a wanted x X F rush, every, tyle, cut with the eany We've Moderate steps Overcoats of all grades--for instance we start in Priced Coats, at 312, 315 and $84, and ascend hy up to expensive and luxurious affairs, at $20, 322 and $25 Then we invare you complete sati tion by saying, "Money back if you want it 1" been telling' how good our Overcoats Overcoat s must have sold somebody we Linens are, for SO many Come and learn the reason LIVINGSTON'S BROCK STREET CR -- never as we are now selling why nn sue sn A -------- Attractive. Offerings For Christmas. a A a Pl AANA ANN NNN A NNN NNN SWEATER COATS, for Men, Women and Children, fitted with high collars, also plain styles. Prices, $1, 81.50, $2, §3, 84, 85, $6. ; KNITTED SILK MUFFLERS, for Ladies and Gentlemen, White, Grey and Fanov Colors, $1, $1.45, 82, $2.50, &4, $3.50. LINED KID GLOVES AND MINTH, a large assortment in very Kid, Mocea and Dog Skin, 'every desired size, 5c, 81, 81.25, 81.00, $1.55. AVIATION CAPS, New Novelty Styles, Ole, 0e,, $1, 31.25, $1.50 Fancy Linens A AAA Att A PAA IAN AIAN. OANA NNN FN A beautiful range of Real Irish and Fronch Handmade Table Uen- tees, Runners, Doyles, Tray Cloths and Lace Edged Pieces, something different to anything in the eity. Prices, Me. to $8 each. xd e % NTLEMEN'S: AND LADIFS SILK UMBRELLAS, neatly box- 'od. superior styles, $1 to $750 each. REAL IRISH CROCHET COLEARS AND CUFFS AND YOKES, THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, i atm WILE LIKELY BE | DOWN ON THURSDAY. | Debate on Laurier's ! Should End on Tuesday ! Mondou Nighte-- Then the Follows. Dec. 2 From present in Premier Borden will sn his navy bill nex it is of course, impos exactly whether clear for it on taat day 3S NO Tea®on now appar- {ent why e premier ¢hould not be jiB & position lo declare his policy {to the house as soon as it meets | that afternoon Sir Wiifrid Laur- tier's amendment to the fadddriss will according to whips, be talked out by Tuesday might, and a division on it will be | probably faken before the house ad- | journs. There, then remains the | Mondou amendment. Of i nobody can say how long the debate on this wtil be, Last session Mondou moved an amendment to the Lancaster marriage bill and fseverai days debate was "consumed fon H. The natonalists said ail they {had to say in one day and there is no roason why they cannot do so now, particularly as there will be fewer of them to talk on the navy | than there were on the marriage: { question. Thursday afternoon, therefore, suould se: the big fight commenced provided there is to be a fight. { Ottawa, licatious, | but there Liberal Mr FEPEPIPILLEE IE FIFE PEPPERS -* INDITIONS, < TOPPED DER D DDS GR SHOCKING (X women +> Guelph, De 2 A meet- ing of the police commission ers was held Saturday to draft a by-law to prohibit young people from promer ad up and down tl f 3 of the city and in the pitbhlic paiks at all hours of the evening until late t night unless they them a haperone \ Thorp, one member of commission, states that gent means must be to prevent promiscuous enading in the city at uight, during been reet aav strin- taken mom- for hours as conditions here the past year have shocking. Po & *® - SEPLLEPPE IE DPPPE EDIE IN STOCK MARKIN1S. BE. BR. McCurdy Co., Clarence Cham- bers--H. W. Nelles, Manager. Dee. 2nd Closing Prices, Montreal. i Rails Ce ment Detroit Montreal Power Richelieu Textile Nteel Shaw . I ake oi-the-Woods | Spanish River | Laurentide pid Quebec Railway Tucketts New York. Copper : \ Smeltors - LOR U.S. Rubber Read ng { nicn Steel rie Cotton May Dec WOMAN'S MEDICAL COURSE, McGill Corporation Will onsider its Listablishment. Montréal, Dx. 2.--At meeting of the corporation Gill University, that body will be cal'led upon to decide a matte: which may have an important bear- ing upon the development of pro- feasional education on this contin. ent The movemer: to establish medical course for women students ef the univessity, which was broached last week in the form of § petition into the corporation, has been gaining ground steadily This movement is a characteristic expres:ion of what has been in progress for several years, Soccer League Season The city soccer league has come tq the end of its season and things are in such a condition that although the schedule is not finished ther: will likely be no more games. Queen's iy in the lead and lms not lost a game. A meeting of the league executive will be held this week and the business of the saason closed. dard. the next of Me- Ends. Junetown Jottings. Junetown, Nov. ¥--A. EF. Summers has returned from Saskatchewan Herbert Scott attended the poultry fair at Lansdowne. Miss Arley Purvis is undergoing treatment at St. Vincent de Paul hospital, Brgekville. Z. Pur- vis intends to reside at Brockville in ithe near future. He has been a sue ceseful farmer. The cheese factory is still running and will continue for » time. The past season has been pros perous. Mrs. C. Avery is rapidly re covering. The barrigade has oeen ramoved from the walk In fiont of the new Bank of Toromto, at the corner of King and Broek streets. The build ing presents a fine appearance sinc: the upper portion has been painted. The bank expects to occupy the new quarters in about two months' time Practizally all'the offices on the oc ond and third floors bave been rented, Cabt. Martin, of the steamer Key- west, asks for a correction in 8 re- cent marine item. His vessil is not going inio the dock for examination, as was stated, but will Jay up here. Constant' use of hard water has sn injurious effect. on the finger salle muoer has in turn consisted of 16, 30, 31 and fually 26 dayo. | Aeronauts in China are known Re the "Seas of Heaven." BROUGHT | Amendment Amendment the | resolution } course, | 3 not {rend attacks of -a degraded ' ind your royal highness can afford] AND SIR JOHN A MACDONALD ON FRIENBLIEST TERMS, = [BORDEN'S NAVY BILLTHE PRINCESS -- Letters the That Passed Subsequent to Alleged Offence Against Her loyal Published by Joseph Pope. : Highness The folloviug rrespo speak for ite.lf | Ottawa, Nov. 28 ™o j tor) With Lent n Cartwright's eecntly pub volume of | Remmiscences," the enect taat | John Macedo . On a state fon, was uiky of unpardon:] * rudeness towards (he Princess | 2, 1 have to request that you! would be go good as to give publie- | {ity to the following letters, which | | assed between Her Royal Highness | jand Sir John, together with the | | requisite autherity their publi.} cation The occasion of correspon. | | ENTE was a series of attacks upon ; Lady Macdonald. which appearad' in certain United States journals of a highly sensational type. to the effect | that the prime minister's wife had nade herself so objectionable to | the princess as to compel her roval 'highness to take refuge in Bermuda. | whither she had gone for her { health, : . Governmemt House, ' 25th, 1912. t Dear Sir Joseph Pope, t Highness the ! desires me to dence will i i Edi- state- | the the reference to Richard Sir for this Ottawa Nov, ~His Royal Connaught ' i say that he cas received from H.R.H. tue Prin- cess Louise full authorization for rou to publisi\ ceriain letters which betwee her roval highness John Macdonald in the year 1883, copies of which 1-1 ters you have shown to his royal highness. Believe yours sin- | ' I | passed { and the late Si ne, Secretary. | K.CM.G., ete 1 . 1383. i been want-| x te to you ever gi ce * ill-natured articles , against L Maedon John, ---i have his excellsncy thought, | were such he preposterous in- | j Fentions, that I should leave it alogie | Now that you Rave wi to Cal. | le Winton, I cannot help sending you | t few lines, having received 0 much | kindness from vom and Lady Mac lonald ever since I first ca : itten a came to} Canada. and I have learned to look | upon you both as friends that I made out there. : tng to ! beyond measure. You must know in how many ways I admire Lady Macdonald, and thin {aer a worthy example to every wife I. hope your health is cuits stored. Believe me, with kind re-| membrances to Lady Maedonald. | j Yours very sincerely, LOUISE i : - { \ Stadacona Hall, Ottaws, | February 26, 1882 Madame,---1 am honored by the eceipt of your gracious note, and "én assure your roval highness that | I gratefully appreciate its kind con } descension, Your high positier, while it does altogather shield you from Dress i rl renders them powerless for harm to treat them contempt | they deserve +} It is otherwise with Lady Macdon 'id. who has already roofs that these calumnies have been widely | lisseminated, and that some people | have been willing to believe them, simply because, she happens to be | my wile. Lady . Macdonald feels especially iggrievad at the imputation cast upen her of having failed in respect | and duty towards your royal high-| ness, from whom she has received such unvarving kindness. Both she and I are, however, more than com ipensated for the annovance by the | gracious letter sent us by Col. de Winton, and we hope in good time! to have the opportunity of personal- | ly tendering you our best thanks 1! have the honor to be, madam, your) royal highness' grateful! and ohedi-} sunt servant i JOHN A. MACDONALD. with the | It Is. therefore. most an- § nay We that such Btories : uld have hecn- circulated To j invent that I have had a misunde= | tanding with your wile, vexes me The above letter of her royal Wigh "€8s was written at a period subse juent to the occasion indicated by Richard Cartwright as that on which the supposititious offence was 'committed, It is published to illus- trate the character of the relations which subsisted between her royal} highness and Sir John Macdonald during the whole period of Lord Lorne's administration in Canada. Is is not inconceivable that a lady should use towards a man who had grossly insulted her. terms such as those which her royal highness em- ploys in addressing Sir John Maec- fonald whom, we have efery reazon to 'believe, she henored with he ir and friendship ever cordial and re spectfully reciprocated? Your obe dient servant, JOSEPH POPE. The Late Mrs. Charlton. Zealand, Nov. 30.-One of our re soected neighbors in the person of Mrs. John Charlton passed away : Monday morning at eight o'clock. Decensed had been afilictad with rben matism for ahout twenty years, and | for a number vears had been un- able to walk. and voung alike, was Julia Conboy, second daughter of | the late John Conboy, of Olden. devotad family, Miss Mary. who at home: also Ida May Armstrong, of Wolie Jeland. Tm end in the Zealand Met home at Silver THN. after spending the summer at Maple Farm, Caril: age, N.Y. 7 ------ friendship and regard--a regard | Are in Hospital as Result of Satur- al Military College has returned from | Handlton, the Rough Riders on Saturday. dommion has slipped through the cadets" gers this vear, and the silverware will drgeel from the military college halls to the Ambitious city, whers it 'be a creditable addition to the She was loved by old for and Her maiden name Alerts eaptufed. She | male. leaves to mourn a kind husband and [to their usual ns Had any luck there was, but the next been an invalid for a sunber of years !thing to a"good winner is a Nettie, Kates | iowar. Ti weakuned by bor nd John, home? and Mis. 8. #, their wing - man, having { . pg vo | ligaments of his shoulder ligion deceased was s Methodist. The] the first quarter. : funeral sefvice was conducted by the hospital in Toronto, and will be laid Rev. J. Cornell and her remains pla- jus for = hodist come | Blaketork is confined to hospital at tery. Miss Sadie and Master Thor [the RM.C. with an injured as Oarrett have returned to their which he sustained in the game. without ld 1912. ---- I EE Christmas Shopping Has begun earlier this year. ~ Women are becoming wiser as the years go by. Hurmed buying is ever un- pleasant and patie Hur- ried Christmas buying usually ' means the least appropriate gift. Come to the store NOW when you can shop leisurely, de- cide carefully and pick from a stock now at its full. Fancy Linens A great selection now ready in Doylies, Lunch Cloths, Table Centres Table Cloths and Napkins to Match, Put up in Fancy Gift Boxes, $3.50 to $25. Guest Towels, made from very fine Pure Linen Huckaback, some with Damask ends, 25¢, 35¢, 38¢c, 45¢. Gift Towels; - 35¢ to $1.50 Each Very Fine White Linen Towelling for those who wish to make up Guest or Gift Towels, 35¢, 25¢, 38¢ yard. Handkerchiefs Fancy Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Inmtialled Linen Handkerchiefs, Lace Edged Handkerchiefs, - + Plain Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, Both Ladies' and Gentlemen's sizes 10c, 12 1-2¢, 15¢, 19¢, 25¢, 35¢. Fancy Boxes for Gifts: Those wishing to place their Gifts in a suitable box will ind what they require here. ) / Prices only 3c and 5c. John Laidlaw & Son. TWO CADET PLAYERS day's Game. The weniof rugby team of the Roy- FOR LADIES AND MEN Waterproof and Cold Proof Splendid Shoes for wn and Winter wear made of soit Tan Elk Leather. Ladies' in Calf Leather where it went down before The mediate championship fin- inter: will wen "mugs" which the The Cadets have no complaint They were probably not calibre, and Hamilton junior good ¢ Row at _-- Ladies" in Tan kik Lea- ther at Men's from $4.00 © $900 The Lockett Shoe Store NEW SUIT CASES AND TRUNKS. torn in He wa« loft in eo time. Capt. knee,

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