AAASLAMASSAASSALAANSLALLLLALSALASLAMASASALANALLANE The Children's Christmas { Why, It is the happiest time of the sirth and cold weather And what is Christmas? year. 15 i8 the season of mn when Christmas Boxes and jokes are jminated by fires and bright faces; laughing children Charles Lamb' is 11 with { vall; when the country and the town is radiant Books For The Young People History and Biography. Nature and Out-door Life. Fairy Tales and Legends. Old Favorites in New Form. Life in Other Lands For the Story Hour. The Realm of Work and Play. Pictures, Stories and Verses for Little Tots, Good Books of All Sorts. | Stories of School Liie ior Boys Stories of Sehool Life for Girls Stories of Travel and Ad- venture. Stories of Out-door Life. Miscellaneous Stories Boys. Miscellaneous Stories for Girls Tales From Literature and Folk-lore, UGLO W'S 141 PRINCESS STREET for BOOKS FOR PRESENTS it is the time | given, when mistletoe and | red berried laurel, and soups, and sliding, and school boys pre- | } i { | i | { | | | | | E. BLAKE THOMPSON, Real Estate, Loans and Fire Insurance i ---- Agent for-- Ojon Assurance Soc'y & Liverpool-Manitoba Assurance Co'y. OVER NORTHERN OROWN BANK. MARKET SQUARE, KINGSTON, ONT. < ~ = THE DANY BRITISH WEME, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1012. A BRANCH ORGANIZED i OF THE ST. JOHN AMBULANCE! ASSOCIATION, | ts Purpose is to Instruct People in | the Rudiments of "First Ald"--1. W. Wheatley Was Elected Presi- i dent. | A local branch of the Si. John Am ihulanee Association was organized in Tthe city on Thursday evening, and officers elected The meeting was iheld in the Y.M.C.A. building. at | which Mayor Hoag presided, and was {attended by a goodly mumber, both {ladies and gentlemen. Colonel G. C. Jones, director | eral medical services, Ottawa, with {Major K. J. Birdwhistle, general weeretary of the Canadian branch of the association, Ottawa, were pre sent, and with the assistance of lan- tern slides, explained what the sociation was, its aims and methods. Colonel Jones showed a picture of the association's headquarters at London, Eng. The origin of the as- sociation traces back to the time of the Crusaders, but was founded in 1877 by the Order of the Hospi Sf. John of Jerusalem in England, aod the charter granted in 188% en- tertaing a full recognition of the St. John Ambulance. Association as the ambulance department of the order. Views were shown of accidents i lustrating need and workings out of tha ohjects of the association. Its aim is to instruct perdons in the ru- diments of "first aid" to the injured. in order that they may be prepaped to intelligently render this aid io tween the time of the accident or sud- den illness and the arrival of the doc: tor. Also the transportation of the sick or injured. Other objects ave: The instructions of persons in the tary principles and practice of gro THIS WAY PLEASE For Up-to-date Ovescoats and Suits Furnishings For Xmas. ~~ As Men's up-to-date Overcoa's, just the thing for Christmas. Gifts. All well made. Worth $15.00 and'§16.00. ON SALE SATURDAY AND MONDAY $11.49 ------ Men's up-to-date Suits, just the thing for Christmas Gifts. All well made. Worth from $12.00 to $14.00. ON SALE SATURDAY AND MONDAY ~~ $8.49 -- for the little ones, Boys' Russian Overcoats, just the thing They are worth and would njeefor a Christmas box for them $5.00 to $6.50. 3 OF SALE SATURDAY AND MONDAY A AAA AAA AAA § 7 Sere CHRISTMAS FURNISHINGS JUST ARRIVED, Men's and Ladies' up-to-date Wool and very latest slilng. Worth $2.50 ON SALE SATURDAY AND MONDAY Silk Scarfs. . .81.00 Men's up-to-date Ties. Ali put up in nice boxes, Just the thing for Christmas. All shades. Worth Soc. IN SALE SATURDAY AND MONDAY .. L7 ABRAMSON Thé Up-town Clothier. 336 Princess St. hin bh TBO NORDHEIMER TOUCH" Made in Four Styles. : PLAYER PIANOS WN 1 a SER Sy AT Ly wall the works of the great masters as per- \ the keys. The instrument can be used as a nursing and- also of bhygine and sauitation, especially in the sick room. . The manufacture and distribution of ambulance material and the forma tion of ambulance depots in mines, isctories, and other centres of in dustry and traffic. The organization of ambulance, in valid transport and nursing corps. And. generally the promotion and struction and carrying out works for the relief of the suffering, of the sick or injured in peace or war, in dependent of class, nationality or denomination. The different phases of the = work were pointed out: The railroad, which the C.P.R. has especially fur thered; fires and accidents. St. John Ambulance Association has recently decided to take chaxge of public re lief in case of any disaster, and the work has been developed into the banding of its graduates into bri gades, of which Sir Henry Pellatt is commissioner. A resolution endorsing the asso cintion's work and favoring the for- mation of a local branch was moved by 'E. E. Horsey, and speeches were made by Lieaut,-Col. H. R. Duff, Dr A. E. Ross, M.P.P., and others. Class- ot will soon be organized, with com- phtent instructors in the different lines. = Tt is desirous that all classes of citizens shall take advantage of the opportunity to become adapt in these necessary lines. - A. W. Wheat- ley, gemeral manager of the Cana dian Locomotive company, who was elected president of the local centre, has shown hin sympathy in the work by offering a cup for competition of factory teams. The officers elovted were : Patrons--Mayor Hoag, Colonel T Benson, W. F. Nickle, K.C., M.P.. Dr A. F. Ross, M.P.P.. J. M. Farrell. President--A. W.. Wheatley. Vies-president-- Mies M. Brownfield, SReeretarv--Dr. F. Etherington. Treasurer---George E. Hague. New Hats. We are making a big.showing the new styles in §2 and $2.50 der- bles. Campbell Bros, Kingston's hat store. New Christmas toilet waters, Mahood's drug store. Mrs. Ova 8. Hurlbert died at the home - of her daughter in Smith" Falls. She was eiguty years of age and had lived in Smith's Falls since 1854. Hear Sergt. Huberland, the prince of ithe cornet players, at Humane So- oiety's entertainment, Monday even- ing, city hall. Tickets 25¢. amd 50c., at Uglow's. There is a persistent rumor that Deseronto persons have fallen heir to a considerable sum of money through the generosity of a relative, recently deceased, in Chicago. S0c. of | "as | tal of | #2 '$ conduct was repeated s BL. IN SPORTING CIRCLES INDOOR BASEBALL THE ARMOURIES. Maple Leaf Hockey Club J. T. Sutherland to Attend OMH.A. Edxecutive Meeting in ronto on M i : the 1 o- | work-out on Friday night after the lindoor baseball at the armmouries Every man who wants to be in hoc ' di MATCH AT ii Meets-- | ; : 7 \, . i The Frontenacs will have their first {key is invited to be out at this prac if , tice. Maple Leal Hockey Club. The Maple Leaf hockey club held sts annual meeting this week and the election of oflicers resulted : resi dent, (. Baiden; secretary-treasurer, ' J. Cruse; manager, A. Cruse; captain, '8. Toland. . ! The boys who played in the junior league last winter are anxiously waiting for a meeting to be called so as to arrange for this coming winter. i. / | juvenile hockey | Y.M.C.A. Sporting Matters. The young men of the are this winter going into and will in all probability enter a regm in the city league. A meeting is to be called for Saturday even: hockey ug. Un Thursday evening an interesting game of basketball was played in the gvmpasium when two of the group teams known as the Argonauts and the Boosters met, the former win. ning out by a score of 12 to 4. To Attend O.H.A. Meeting. James T. Sutherland, who is london, on business, will attend mestmg of the O.TLA. executive in Toronto on Monday evening, ore coming home, At this meeting the conveners will be appointed for the various districts, and arrangements made for sub-dividing the league. IN MARINE CIRCLES. in the Movements of Vessels Along the Harbor. The steamer Bickerdike, arrived at Richardson's elvator, with 'a car go of grain, from Fort William. The steamer Keyport arrived from Montreal, and will be laid up for the winter. The steamer Sowards is in port, from Bath, after discharging coal there and will clear during the day for Oswego. The steamer Eastwood arrived from Montreal. The vessel is go- ing into winter quarters here. The steamer Rhodes passed on her way from Montreal to Fair- haven, to load coal for Toronto. Capt. Alexander Potter of the steamer Robert Anglin, has réturn- od home, from Ottawa, Capt. Pot- ter was for some time connected with the Folger line of boats. Capt. Charles Lawrence, Brock street, first mate on the large steambarge, Western Star, is home for the winter. Capt. Joseph Leduc. of the barge Lapwing; has laid up the barge here for the winter. Capt. Leduc is a brother of the late Capt. Leduc, who with eleven others, lost his life when the steamer Cecelia went down, on Lake St. Louis, last month. Capt. Joseph Leduc lives at Valleyfleld, and left for that place, to-day. The lake barge, Burma. of the Calvin company, was docked at the shipbuilding - company's dock. on Thursday afternoon. The steamer Simla, of the Calvin company, was due up from Montreal on Friday, to go into winter quar: ters: BRILLIANT LECTURE Will be Given in Grant Hall on Tuesday. Miss Forbes-Robertson, who appears jn Grant Hall on Tuesday evening, Pec. 10th, under the auspices of the Alumnae Assoeiation of Cueen's Uni- versity, in aid of the Women's Resi dence fund, is a niece of the dis tinguished actor of the same name, ad is herself an actor of interna tional reputation. Appearing first with Sir Henry Irving, she has since acted with Sir Herbert Tree, Sir Charles Wyndham and Sir John Hare besides playing Opbelia and Des- demona with Forbes-Robertson. , She first came to America in 1907 with Kllem Terry. Last season she was heard in brilliant lectures on the drama, illustrated by readings from the plays discussed, and was invited twice and three times to the same ety. Migg Forbes-Robertson has a very musical and well-trained voice. In face and figure she is especially win- some and graceful, which, with her 4nowledize of dramatic values in pose and gesture makes her always a very interesting and striking figure." --~ Portland, Me., Press. E i The plan is now open at Uglow's. ---------- i Objects to the Treatment. | A resident of Sydenham writes re- garding the statement which appear- (ed in the Whig, on the 3rd inst, ! that several boys were expelled from Sydenham high school on account. « ; bad conduct. He thinks the prin- cipal of the school dealt with the boys in 4 most unfair manner. The offence was minor and timely we n- ings should have been given if the they might ex: He also thinks that doing things ou He regrets that there is a reign of terror in the school. Archibald Beckett, North Emsley, time on . i 's potato Sour, lie Gil + ¥-M.C.A. ih Reported | sighty-two,. in ili-health for Henry Taylor past, died in Smith's married in Watertown, Hi i 1 | ii] i th and Lace. \ {i THESE ARE NBCESSITIE LABOR SAVING THE HOME. | STORE YOUR PURCHASES '¢ Phone JAMES REID'S Ei SAFE REMEDY ENDS CATARRH MISERIES Gives Instant Relief, Cures and Prevents Catarrh and Cold in the Head. 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Hay fever victims who are made Wad erablé by fits of 'sneezing, coughing | and wheezing get instant and perman- ent relief by the use of this simple} remedy. : Don't suffer another mipute. Flys Cream Balm will relieve you immedi ately, and a 50 cent bottle will more than likely work a complele eure. All druggists sell it. G. W. Mahood. ag QUEEN'S DRAMATIC CLUE. Repeated "You Never Can Tell" on Thursday Night. George Bermard Shaw's drama, "You Never Can Tell," was repeated, by seguest, on Thursday opight, at the Grand, to a smaller bat not less oppreciative audience than that which gregted the efforts of Queen's © Ura matic Club on Tuesday. This play, on full of subtle situations apo meaning iriflss, was again handled with credit by the amateurs, whe showed no small amount of natural ability. The parts were taken as on Fuesday night : The suffragette mo they, Mrs. (landon, Miss Cooley; her promising. daughter, Gloria, Miss CU. | Watt; the vivacious one, Dolly, Miss B. Gilhooly: parlor maid, Miss F. Wright; the self-centred father, Rus Crampton, George Clark; ip Clandon, the light-hearted G. B. McCallum; the modern wooer, Valentine, H. 1. Spankie; Bohern A C. the ul pacifier, HK. M Spankie; his (gther, the waiter, CO. A. Giedlgr, jr.; assistant waiter, T. 1. D. Kinton; cook, T. G. Louden. The university orchestra supplied an excellent programme between tha acts under the leadership of FP. Webb. ---------------- A Christmas Store. . Read the list of suitable gifts that! can be bought at "Kingston's Fal mous Fur Store"---middie column, page two. Miss Nellie Bowes, Montague, and | of Smith's Falls, were! N. Y., where, they will reside. : New Christmas toilet wat | Mahsod's drag store. ers, S0c. | Dfie and Factory: King Street West 3 'PHONE 883 AND A REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL. COLONEL GOT HIS CALLS } the to educate cand hygiene Dr. A. E. Ross, M.V people in sanitation P. 1 ex that Jones, direct a conditl ds ¥ it « From Dr. Ross for Saying p ony or ying our Yanls coption to Colonel Jones' statefient are Filthy. The member stated with the eral of medical services, Ottawa, | Maloney, the medical health officed while speaking in Y. M. C. A jfor the district, says it is, aif the srganizati ny of the branch of the! Colonel Jones conte: he wis dar St. John J Ambulan association, prised that the health of the®eiti | zens god itary state of the back yards of the! Hoss went further and said he f accompanying possible to walk through the streets] Colonel Jones on an of Kingston without boing %truck}lof the yards of the city he wap sure bis mind hack yards ™ His point was that Bt jas to their unsanitary state, Jokn's Ambulance association seeks! whole " - Ri * a) {" "J 0 --- A # h a fbi N ¥ L 4 oh (1 7 " Colonel UG. CO yr-gon- { water in as bad m af Ds : + i building on Thursday evening, at the} back yards in as filthy & sia 28 made a statement regarding the san is as i as it gs Dr, city He declared that it was im-] had the opportunity ol inspection Hy with "he Hithy state of many of the|the officer would change a » ---------------------------------------------------- AA are under size--under weight. Some grow tall and thin, others are backward in studies-- pale and frail--improper assimilation is lly the Bas . If your children are not rugged and ! ruddy and rosy--bubbling with energy and vim at all times, you owe them SCOTT'S EMULSION -- natare's concen- nourishmcat to build body, bone, Children need SCOTT'S EMULSION fo progress. | Syorr & Bown Towroxto, ONTARIO. 1h J