A Real Love Story 5.3 By TEMPLE BAILEY Should an engagement bind two people who have is- covered that.they do not love each other? Here is he theme of this charming story, in which four lives are tangled. The comedy runs perilously near to tra- gedy before a puff of wind clears away the clouds. The jacket and frontispiece in colors by Henry Hutt. Price $1.25. Postage 10c Extra UGLOW'S 141 PRINCESS STREET PE THOMAS LAMBERT MERCHANT TAILOR For Smart Tailoring You cannot do better than deal with us. We have a large assort- ment of the newest patterns and colors in tweeds for suits and over- coats. We are particular in using good linings and pockets and our style and workmanship is equal to the best. We also have the agency for the House of Hobberlin full line of their samples. THOMAS LAMBERT OF Quin) us ilasd 157 PRINCESS STREET and carry 8 Nd Overcoat Weather will sob be here. We are prepared for it --ARE YOU 7-- See our selection of OVERCOATINGS before purchasing elsewhere. ; CRAWFORD & WALSH ~ Skates Sharpened You better have your skates sharpened now and not leave them till the day you need them. Our méthod of hollow grinding is the best in the city. Special rates to hockey teams. W. J. MOORE & SON Wellington Street. | Women's | Wet Weather { Shoes Black Oil Calf, Button and Lace, Double Sole, ©. $400, 5450 and $5.00 i Tan Winter Calf, Button and Lace, W %% - $400,$450 and $5.00 #0 i | powdered delatone and water to cov- | .¢ ('ambrid, THE DATLY BRITISH WHI ciation, CITY COUNCIL DECIDES i= City auditor; re pay rolls of the {Piano company, City treasurer, re pay lists of the Dominion Cotton Mills company. ° | From a uumbet of Jutepayers of St. Lawrence wi i Alds. Bews and Shaw Presented the by-law be amended , asking pe Resolution--Other Business Tran. electric signs being erected overhead sacted by the Council on Monday tO extend outside the sidewalk to (he! Night. edge of the curb.--Gramted, on motion 2 of Ald. Elliott. Before it adjourned at 11.30 o'clock + From a large number of ralepayers, Monday night the City Council had asking that Princess street, from Cler- half an hour's discussion on a mo- gy bo King, and {ing from Brock to tion of Alds. Bews and Shaw to Pitas oo paved with creosoted the effect that a nine-hour a day la- wood blocks, bor clause be inserted in all 'future | ------ civic contracts. The motion met The Finance Report. with favor and carried, but . drew | These recommendations oi the finan- forth some remarks Ly several of the cial committee were adopted : aldermen. | That the corporation purchase a Alds. Bews and Shaw thought it piece of land from W. S. Shuffleboth was the right thing for the . City am, beginning at a point at the south- Council to do to declare that on its West intersection of Thomas and No contract work, a day for the la. Name streets, thence northerly 72 feet; poriug man should oonsist of nine hig Pg A 30 feet; thence souther- ours. ly 4 5 ce easterly a the Ald. Ross was also favorable to south side of Thomas pe hey 25 feet the motion, but» if it was presented to the point of in the way of a criticism of what the the, sum of $0 ti Ttilities committee had been forced That parks committee's appropria- to do this year, he wanted to make tion be further increased by $100. an explanation. The manager of the On the application of R. B. Blanch- utilities found that he could not ge 8rd: asking for rebate, rental city hall, local lahor, and was forced to send that the request be not . outside for Italians, who would not On the application of Angus B. Dool- work less than ten hours a day. When 2™ secretay Orphans' Guild, St. Mary's ohjection was made the Utilities com- on-the-Lake, asking for rebate for ren- mittee offered local labor the pre: tal city hall, t the request be ference, but could not get any. Again, granted, less the actual expenses in- on the conduit work, owing to the curred. . i od lateness of the seasom, the comtract- aut. She Corporation will § i oy s y, Te it may gre had 18 ork thei men long pave to the land as per sketch attach. EE howat Tout the deh, and whish the Montes Traneper cision of the council to fix a mine ation company desires to adgdire irom hour day would help all local con: the government on condition that the a olongation of the several streets to tractors, and he was strongly in fa- pe harbor line be vod d vor of the motion. he BEBOP oe 1 assured, and that Ald. Flliott suggested making a the property be inclased by a wall to provision that if contractors for civie the saliiaitih of the. city engineer. work found themselves '"'up against Ald. raha again asked why the it" and required to work their men isang Tp had ok Moried ove nine hows they could ask coun: ji use for $75 damages done by the Naor aires on. . students rush of the night of the 1st 1d. Fair held that it would be i November unfair to Wold up any contractor like Ald. Kent said that Newlands & Son that. Sometimes it might be neces: had heen engaged te make an apprais- saryito work men more than mine 4i of the damage dome. The city soli- hours a day, and a contractor should itor had written thai the city was not Ya, interlored with, for i might pot liable, § but the committee had mean loss of money' on his con: come to thé conclusion that the city tract, Sox it cerita 'thal : was possibly morally liable. ; Ald. Stroud explained that a nine- 'The appraisal of Newlands & Son hour day was only afptandard. Con- was it fixed $70 as the dam- tractors could work their men anv age io the Grand Opera House, and utter ol hours Ye mop wanted to $15 to J. E. Mullen. The claims were work so lonz as they paid overtvme at the union scale. . Ald. Bews said he had no fault tis find with what had been done this year. He thoroughly understood that it was impossible to find anothe" solution of the difficulties that face! the city. There would be no ohian- tion to men working overtime © for extra pay. : e motion was them mt and opted unanimous] re fire extinguishing _appara- FOR A NINE-HOUR DAY IN CIVIC CONTRACTS. commencement, . for ion of Ald. Shaw and Graham, the terms mentioned hy the architect were ordered to be paid. his recominendation of the Board of Works was adopted: That this corporation notify all the streets or parts of streets upon which conduits are to be construct ed, to make all necessary arrange- ments for the immediate removal of all wires, poles, etc., and that upon failure of the companies to give definite assurance of the removal of such wires, poles, ttc., that the city | soligjtor make thé necessary apphi- cation to the proper authorities for {such an order as will insure the de- sired work being carried out. By-laws were passed with refer- , ence to the grant of $51,000 to the Board of Education for the colleg- | iate. institute extension, guarantee- ing the Iron and Tube company bonds, and ratifying an agreement with the county of Frontenac Tre: specting the city refuge. In attendance were: Mayor Rig- ney and Alds. Bews, Clugston, Coup- er, Elliott, Graham, Fair, Gillespie, Hanley, Harty, Hoag, Kent, Litton, J. H. Caverly, . applying for the | Peters, Ross, Shaw, Stroud, Suther- position of firemen in witv buildings. {land White. M. Clow & Son, re removal of elec: | tric light vole. i City auditor. re funds for addition al gndereround conduit construction. Registrar of Oneen's Universitv. ro | hett-r fire protection for university | buildings. Canadian Tire a Communications Read. Thess communieations were read and referred to committees : . Trank C. Treland, eity treasurer, signing office of treasurer. Albert Revington, applying 'for posi- tion in treasurer's office and engineer': | office. Rosrd of Rdueation, asking for 851.- 000 to erect an addition to the Col legiate Institute. R. 'B. Blanchard, asking for rebat: rent of city hall, : W. P. Peters, applying for position of tax ecallector. T.. Bird, submitting account of $10 ih ig Godwin, 8r., re sale of cit | ots. "ra ---------------- AT THE GRAND. «"fanny's First Play" Will Be Here 'on Thursday. Lovers of good plays and fine act- Asso (ing will - welcome and appreciate | George rd Shaw's satirical coue- idy, ""Fanny's First Play," which the Messrs. Shubert and Granville Barkex will present at the Grand on Thurs day, December '11th. The play is interpretednby Gran: ville Barker's original English com: pany direct from a run of two years lin London and one year in New York, has to do with Fanny O'Dowda, h daughter of Count 0'Dowda, and old- enough fashioned jobletan. Duin her stay or the hal {at niversity Fanny as oe oir even ap, ad alr | Vt hy and perma Le a the: skin aid. svety: race. of 4 iE Lac tistie father to have it produced for disappeared. This method i yy +] her with real actors, a real stage of Pipes 4 18 BE Ton evoid anager and to invite the four lead: kif % danger an aves the ing [ondon dramatic critics to pas: mr ie TOI, pos or blemish . Best upon its merits. Count 0'Dowda Youllis 3a Ya ow when Jha thinking his daughter's play a roman- e is purchased in an original tic masterpiece of the old school, does package, because its strength and pur- | gs his daughter requests and the play ity are them assured. ins. It concerns - Margaret Knox and Bobby Gilbey, offsprings of smug, monotonous and 'dry-as-the-dust mid- dle clags Britishers. Joseph Knox and Robin Gilbey are partners in commerce and they decide that their children should marry; consequently Margaret bby become engaged, not be a eal use their and they have been reared in such a puritanical way that they are afraid to oppose their parents' wi How- both manage to get into with another man BT pair win jail, which gives ge Bernard Shaw, disguised as Fanny 0O'Dowda, an unity to dilate wittily and at h upon men, women ings in generdl, as only this inimitable Irish author and playwright can do. Ee ------------------ REMEMBERED THE FIREMEN. James McParland Thanked Fire- fighters and Gave Cheque for $25. Fire Chief Armstrong has received a = (letter from James McParland, liquor dealer, in which the latter returned | thanks for the work of the firemen at HOURS: | Underwriters' Simple Home Treatment For Superfluous Hair (Beauty Culture.) A very effective and simple treatment for follows : home superilubus hairs is as Mix into a paste ICAI ATT 18 | [2B | ok" ' : J MED SPECIALITIES : 1 FITS, NERVE. SKIN, 10 t08.50 hemcion™f 18, amount will be di BLOOD, KIDNEY, GENITO-URINARY, vided equally am the firemen. In his letter to chief, Mr. Me Parland says © "1 beg to thank you and your little army of firefighters for the excellent work Fay did for on and' et | Phone Bain ' night. DECEMBER 9, 1018. for $75 and $30 respectively. On mot- | parties having overhead Wires upon THE BEST AS GIFTS TRUNKS BAGS SUIT CASES SLIPPERS SATIN SLIPPERS Christmas Start - Your Shopping N OVERSI |= Ow. RUBBERS HOCKEY BOOTS DANCING PUMPS Do Your Christmas I0ES 4 opping Here. ABERNETHY'S Attractiveness and Comfor Fine quality, elegantly des- igned furs enhance the natural beauty of any woman. Our furs add a desirable at- tractiveness and comfort to the winter wardrobe. We offer some special prices for early Christmas buying. PERSIAN LAMB Muffs from $42.00 to $25.00. Neck Pieces $42.00 to $13.50. These furs are all made from the choicest of personally sel. ected skins -- designed and made on the premises by skill. ed workmanship, and are abso- lutely guaranteed by us. A Variety of Fine Furs Can be seen in our stock. Miak, Russian Fitch, Alaska Sable, Japanese Mink, Blue and Black Welt, Ete: You are cordially Invited to view our stock without any ob- ligation to buy if you are not suited. . CAMPBELL BROS. Designers and Makers of Fine Furs. 84 Princess St, Phone 79. ? Kingston, Ont. IN MARINE CIRCLES, Steamer Cornwall To Be Used To Release the Navajo. The first wrecking job in which the steamer Cornwall will be utilized by the Donnelly Salvage and Wreck- ing company, will be the releasing 0 the isteambarge Navajo, which is aground at the Ducks. The Corn- wall was being fitted up on Tuesday and expected to be at the Navajo for work at daybreak on Wednesday. The Colborne Enterprise defends Capt. Padginton of the SS. Turret Chief against the' findings of the wreck commissioners. It says he is a careful, experienced and efficient seaman, and it believes that he uses. his very best judgment in the storm. The tug Bartlett, of the Montreal Transportation company, is the last ot the fieet 'to be out. The Bartlett was at Port Hope over the week-end, on the way to Port Dalhousie, with a dredge, and after making the de- livery, will return to Kingston, and be laid up for the season. The steamer Stormount has ar- rived at Midland, to be laid up for the season. The steamer Glenfoyle will likely be the last vessel to arrive in King- ston, from Fort William, this sea- gon. The vessel is mow on the way to Richardson's elevator, with grain. Capt. Israel Larush sold the sloop Granger to Capt. Turcott, of Ganan- oque, owner of the Kitty Wells and Capt. Turcott sold the latter vesse! to Capt. Garland. Sn-- Navajo in Bad Shape. Owing to the heavy gale on the lake on Sunday night, it is believed that the steambarge Navajo, which went aground near the Main Ducks, re ceived a severe pounding. Some of the wariners feared that the vessel would be almost a total wreck. The Donnel- ly Wrecking company will send a ves- gol to the secne as soon as the wea- ther is favorable. Sittings of Courts. Napanee--March 10th, jury belore the chancellor; May 19th, non-jury Justice Te tzel. Picton, March 17th, jury and non jury, Justice Britton. Belleville--April 21st, jury, Justice Lennox; Jupe 16th, non-jury, Chief Justice Falconbridge; 'June 16th, non jury," Chief Justice Falconbridge. Perth--March 31st, Justice Middle on. Brockville--March 31st, jury, Justice Latehford: Jyne 2nd, non-jury, Jus tier Middleton. St. Mary's Congregation. The ladies 'who are interested in the welfare of the Hotél Dieu hospi- tal will kindly attend a meeting at the hospital on Wednesday, Dee. 10th, 8 pom. Mrs. Kavanagh's tea and lunch rooms are now opén. to furnish first-class meals, open ill 12 mid- |. Kingston. Call in and try it. Next to Opera House SAKELL'S | (E CREAM We make the best and purest Tee Cream i Phone EA 1 SER Ne, A WT, WAN Sot. brags rr Teep-- That. Christmas Feeling Seems (o-have taken possession of every nook and corner of our store. A suitable gift Music Cabinet Tea Curates Smokers' Sets Fancy Rockers and Brass Jardiniers Gives you "just what" I want ex- pression. Reid's quality; Reid low prices, at JAMES REID'S Store 'Open Nights Phone 147. { HAD A PET CAT. Peter Derose, Convict Released a Few Days Ago. Peter Derose, the aged convict, who was allowed out of the penitentiary a few days ago, on parole, after' serving twenty seven years behind the prison walls, had a pet cat at the prison. The cat was a. stray-away, that found its way in the "pen." a few years ago, and Derose claimed it as is own, and as no person objected | tabby soon became known as "Peters Cat," and although Peter is now ep- joying his liberty, the cat is still in the big prison, and is now making new friends, but certainly' does not make-up with any of the other con- BANK]| WEAD OFFicy TORONTO STANDAR Give this WELSBACH REFLEX GAS LIGHT fo some one for CRISTMAS A PRESENT . That will give pleasure all the year through, can be lighted WITHOUT MATCHES Simply pull the chain, PRICE AS SHOWN, $2.50, Cheaper inverted lights, 70c. and up. For sale by DAVID HALL 66 BROCK ST. Phone 335 or 856. in STOVES AND RANGES. We have a large stock of Stoves and Ranges, also new and second-hand furs niture, carpets and quilts. Comes and gee me If you want to save money OR all kinds of household goods. HH. SUGARMAN, 252 vetarieo § Opporite Craig's Wholesale. vicis like he did with Derose, the latter was leaving the peniten- tiary, he had some of the other con® victs promise that they would be good to the cat, after he was gone. The eat, now minus a master, is being well looked after, and as long ae tabby lives, will recall the story: of one who 'spent s0 many years in the enitentiary. When Edmund Hayes and E. Hedstrong, Buffalo, N.Y., and BE. Ward Wright, P'oronto, directors of the Buffalo and Ontario Smelter company, were in the city on Monday afternoon. James Ham, Brantford, and J. CO. Carruthers, Prescott, came to the city on Monday afternoon. ESTABLISHED 1873 mvestment ; the quickly the second. 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