PAGE TWO THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1915. fror CT ea 8 MEKAY & FURS ss aTENS Hudson SEAL JOHN McKAY - LIMITED Kingston's Largest and Reliable FUR COATS soft splendid to wear. Fur, We are making many beau- tiful to measure this A charming Céats special season. to lines; Many 'are curved show supple flared to goddets, since the 36 all many with and fashion says so; popular length is Many Seal; inches, are Hudson are trimmed Black Fox, Wolf Fars® of contrasting colors, Our 96 page of beautiful Catalogue Furs shows many designs. If you are unable to Par- designs, for be re- to our Fur the lephone It you will mailed quest, Hemember, you are under .no obligation to pay. to on HOUSE. Specialize In Linoleums, which are one of the strongest features of our business. Inlaid Linoleums, 85¢c, $1, $1.25, $1.50 yd. Printed Linoleums, 55¢, 60c, 65¢c, 70c yd. Bordered Linoleums for Halls. Cork - Carpet, Plain and Printed, all colors. Stair Oileloths, all widths. : Floor Oileloths, from one to 2 1-2 yards wide. R. McFaul Kingston Carpet Ware- house. Fook's Cotton Root Compoung, A safe, reliable reguiat medioine. Sold 1 three ne ay of streagth--No. 1. 21; oO $3; No. 3. §5 per Lon Sold all drugs Ke id on eeelpt price 8 pamphlet. dress: THE COON MEDICINE CL TORONTO, OAT. (sermerte Wisdase. 8. or sept m FIRE THE ALARM Of fire carrie terror to the heart of the man whose property is un- insured, IS YOUR Property protected by a good poliey If not, we have some interest- ing facts and figures for you. ! ONE CENT PER DAY Will give vou $300 fire protection on your dwel- ling or contents, McCann vn fastrancs. FRONTENAC CLUB DIRECTORS Recommended That Liquor Be Not i Sold After 8 p. m. At a special meeting of the direc- tors 'oi the Frontenac Club on Tues day night, it was unanimously de cided to recomniend to the members that the sale of intoxicating liquors from the club bar be not made after eight o'clock in the evening during the remainder of the war. A meet- | ing of the club members will be held jon the 15th to pass upon the direc- tors' recommendation. Important Announcement. Effective November 1st, 1915, the Canadian Northern Railway will es- tablish through passenger train ser- | vice between Toronto, Port Arthur, | Fort William and Winnipeg, leaving Toronto Union station at 10.45 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, connecting at Winnipeg Union Sta- tion with Canadian Northern trains for Edmonton, Calgary, Saskatoon, Regina, Brandon, and all important | 'points - in Manitoba, Saskatchewan { Alberta, British Columbia and { Pacific coast. The. equipment is | { thoroughly modern type, specially | i constructed for this service. Through | tickets from Kingston to all points, | {and berth reservations are obtainable {from M. C. Dunn, city agent, or R. | { H. Ward, station agent, or write to | {R. L. Fairbairn, General Passenger | | Agent, 63 King street E., Toronto, jont. the | i Township Schools Won Prizes. { _R. J. Bushell, manager of the + Kingston Industrial Fair Associa- | tion," announces that the pupils of the | | Woodbine ship, of which Mrs. Saunders is teach- er, won the largest amount of prize money at the recent exhibition for | writing, drawing, essays, ete. The - pupils of the Palace school of the jSame township, of which Miss Ger- trude Jones is teacher, was a close second. Beautiful New tock to Choose. Prevost, Brock street, has this year an extra fine assortment of tweeds, cheviots and serges for his! order clothing department. His ready-made clothing and gents' fur- nishing departments are well assort- 'ed with new goods. Rural Dean Quartermaine, Ren- frew, who spoke here last night, went on to Toronto to-day. "Mary Gardea Talcum 50e" Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. at Does Sewing Tire Your Ey es ? {You should experience no discom- fort in doing the finest kind of em- | proidery or sewing if you wear cor rect glasses or have perfect vision. It you find diffeulty in reading .or sewing for any length of time you should consult us. at once. Our tkill and experiemce are at your | service, 1. S. ASSELSTINE, DDS. : . 344 KING STRERT. Rhone 1019. ° i i | ' ian, i } i p.m. | ! Canadian WHIG'S (LOCOMOTIVE WORKS JOINS TOCACCO FUND The British Whig is gratified to be 0 make the announcement to- that the employees of the t Locomotive Company, Limited, have decided to co-operate with this paper in raising funds for the sup- plying of tobacco and cigarettes for Canadian seldiers--fighti for King and country at the front. The Whig"s Fund is already considerably in excess of $800, -and to-day a cheque for the first installment of the Locomotive Works' contributions, 3 was handed in by the trea surer of the men's fund, T. E. Doo lan This will boost the fund well up over the thousand dollar mark. A committee of the employees has charge of the fund Cards have been distributed among the men asking them to con- tribute 10¢ a week for three months and the response has x most prompt and hearty, as ¢ easily be seen "by the size of the first cheque which ached the Whig Offi This paper will glailly acknowledss 1 contribution 3 were the large amount of mone ive Works will ibuted After all of the Whig Fund had been ex ed to Mr. Wheatley and the Com tee, they, with a loyalty to home 11 terests that is gratifying, decided to amalgamate their fund with the hig's v One dime each from all those va 'ana 219.65, s in which which the raise Id the de sever N the payroll every week does not make, , a great drain on any individual, but at the same time this amount repre sents a contribut the cause which is. substantial when the total proceeds are considered Just wha does it mean? It means t 1 ly $1,000 worth of tobac ettes will be sent to the soldiers the firing line as'the gift of the boy who have denied themselves one package of tobficco or of cigarettes in order to show their appreciation of the work which is bein f those-who are fig f the donors are keeping the } i turning ness , who are in their turn thinking of the obli- gation impelled the work of those who have donned the uniform ax are now 'somewhere in F The campaign for the soldiers of Canada who need tobacco and cigar ettes will be a long one. The w will pot terminate to-morrow, and so long as it contindes the obligation of all of those who remain at home for good will obtrude. To insure the systematic supply of that which is most needed by those at the front, more organizations such as that instituted by the Canadian | Locomotive Company are required To officers and employees of other Kingston industries the Whig would say: Why not establish such an or- ganization in your plant, and thus lend a hand in this worthy cause? Some of your fellows are on the fir- ing line. Some are perhaps in hos- pitals, and you can imagine how much they would appreciate this gift from you. It will mean but little to vou and your fellow members, but it will mean a whole lot to the boys in the trenches. { The Cana | has set a sp nce' Locomotive Works id example. What industry will be the next to fall in { line? The Whig will be pleased to give full information concerning this | fund, its administration, ete., to any person or firm desiring it. Individual contributions will gladly received at the Whig Office, and due acknowledgment made through the columns of this paper The fund now stands as follow Previously acknowledged ..$8: Locomotive Over- seas' Tobacco Club George M. Adams, jr., Mont clair, N. J ie 'se Leland B. Adams, Montclair, Oliver Kirkwood, Washburn Charles George, Portsmouth Charles Smith, Ardoch Elliott" Young, Ardoch Herbert Herman, Ardoch school of Kingston town-} 3€0rge Young, Ardoch Miss L. B. Grey, Ardceh James MacLean, Ardoch Gordon McDonald, Ardoeh Allan Watkins, Ardoch, Guy Watkins, Ardoch Sam 'Gray, Ardoch : C. R, Hamilton, Ardoch George Hamilton, Ardoch Hazel Hamilton, Ardoch Frederick Jeanerette, Ardoch R. G. Watkins, Ardoch Rilla B. Gilmour, Ardoch Edward Gilmour, Ardoch Miss Hilda Watkins, Ardoch Mrs. Matthew McLean, Ardoch Adrian A. Miller, Bardolph May Maclean, Ardoch | H. Spurway, 132 King street, Bingston -.... 0... Collections by James: W. Lane, R. M. PD. 3, Ganan« anoque., ih { Jas. W. Lane, R.R. 3 Ganan LL ER | Wm. Lane, R.R. 3, do. { Jennie Lane, R.R. 3, do. ... | W. M. Grice, R.R. 3, do. ... { Robt. Brash, R.R. 3, da. ... | Howard Brash, R.R. 3, do. . 'J. W, Galway, R.R. 3, do. .. | T. A. Maxwell, R.R. 3.40. .. Jas. Spence, RR. 3, do. x Wm. Gordon, R.R. 1, Kidgs- ton Mills. i. ... < !{ Kenneth en, RR. 1, = ton Mills J.. Collections Madé By Clan sence 'A. O'Neil, Odesso: { Kathleen Schermerhorn Odes- CB as ; Mrs. Arth i ker ... we ORE Oy {8. C. Storms, Wilton .. Frank O'Neil, Odessa .. John Reynolds, Odessa . . M. C. Burgess, Odessa .. .. { Stuart Simmons, Wilton . .. E: P. Wood, Odessa . .. PF. C. Lorway, Odessa .. | Irvine Burley, Odessa .. Mrs. A. A. Hagerman, Odes- {Mm W. Martin, Odessa .... Mabelle A. Martin, Odessa. ur Smith, Yar es Ken gston Fraser yy, Odessa a , Odessa ns, Odessa 3 tessa. al BROCK STREET CHURCH MOST ENCOURAGING. $500 Was Made Debt of the Charch--The Further Payment of On the mitiee of Church, he glowing rej church was surer, W.J. L. rt of the finan has been nt income duri while the reduction « Ol t WOrK Doug as elected envelope stew T. R. Carnovsk was elected delegate to the District Meeting ve held at Cataraqui on'th tant, with George Pound a nate The following we ed additional district visitors D. Pound, Mrs. A. Elliott, Mrs Healey, Mrs. E. Godwin. It was decided to purchase gowns for the choir in the near future Plans for improving the lighting of the church were approved, and a committee was appointed to out the s e. re appoint- Mrs H Carry Commitiees were appointed the vear ds follows Missionary Committee--Dr. C. C. Nash, R. J. Fursey, H.W. Watts, Miss Olive Dryry, and a representative of the 'Woman's Missionary Society. Social Service and Evangelism Committee--George Pound, Alfred Kinch, John Burtch, and J. M. Ash- by. Music Committee- Armstrong, W. J. Watts, Mrs. F. A, Sw@ge. Property Committee Drury, John Hall, and F. A. Finance Committee--The T. R. Carnovsky, W. J. Lee, Douglas for ~Messrs. Lee and H. 'W. William Reid. Persian Lamb Coat, with pretty collar ef- feet and cuffy of mink. Collar may be detached aid used as a small neck piece. Best quality throughout ...... : Hudson Seal Coat, same style, with mink trimming $100 Hudson Seal Coat, same style, with Alaska Sable, trimming Electric Seal, style,. Alaska trinumed same Sable $65 e trimmed ..$75 Estimates ' cheerfully given for any Fur or length desired. (From pages 2 and 3 of our new catalogue.) James Reid and Mrs. M, ' pastor, | {a blow iawelling like that caused by a wis- | dom tooth in action. {and will go into hespital. ! McGihon, | Stratton, Deseronto, { with Major BE C. Barrett. Market | Street, for overseas serviee. GEORGE MILLS & C0. || Makers of Fine Furs. | The Toronto Saturday Night At Less Than Five Cents Per Copy WEEKLY. CANADA'S LEADING FINANCIAL, SOCIAL AND ILLUSTRATED From now to December 31st, 1916 (63 issues) for only 33.00. Leave or phone your order at once to Phone 919. OPEN NIGHTS. The College Book Store 160 Princess. Street is around the Wearables. Jack Frost remind us of for Warmer Coats bue every garment Picture at exceptionally low To see is to buy. Time For New Coat! necessity | QurRange of Nobby is the best in the eitv--not a Jumble of antiquated stvles: A Perfect In itself--bought this sea- son from Canada's premier » Coat Designers and selling Commer prices. at A ltr ts NAA tata ato ai Newman & Shaw, The Always Busy Store to a rr a add CLOSING OF MAILS British mall closes Irregular- ly. Information posted at P. O. Lobby from time to time, United States daily .. 1.00pm. Grand Trunk, 3 east 11.80 p.m. Do. (Including Eastern States) 11.50 a.m. 11.50 am. Do. Western 8 Grand Trunk west of city 230 p.m. C. P. R ,1015 am and 4.30 p.m. C. N._R. rie weer smi mood Uncluding tates) .... Pound, William Drury, H. W. Watts, i with representatives to be elected by 'the Ladies' | Aid Society, Sunday { School and Epworth League: ! The feeling of the officials was most optimistic, and acknowledg- ment was made of the loyalty and unity of the congregation in the vari- Ous enterprises of the church, spe cial mention being made of the splendid work done by the Ladies' Aid Society, The missionary cam- pdign recently held showed a grow- ing interest inn the broader work of { the church, and it is likely the in- {come this year for missions will he { well in advance of past years. The | ladies are forming a new W. M. §. i Auxiliary this week. Rev. George iS Clendinnen presided at th meet- Ing. ------ Russian's Hard Luck. A Russian who got into a "scrap" | on Tuesday night fell into the hands of the military police. He suffered in the face which made a He was hand- ed over to the military authorities ---------------- More Recruits. C. Dolmage, Huntsville; Lansdowne, R. L and G. R. have enlisted ee "Physicians reccminend" Emul- : ston of Cod Liver Oil for coughs and ts, betiles, 50c: 50: bat. =C, al Gib%on's Red Cross Drug 8 : A z | roeesBUILDERS SUPPLIES eeeey A Safe . Investment -- ANGLIN'S ANTHRACITE COAL re a A staple commodity Never depreciates Tin value. Phone your re- quirements. We want the order. Prompt, clean, careful delivery. S. Anglin & Co. Coal and Lumber Yards Woodworking Factory, Ete. Bay and Wellington Streets. Office Phone 66. : Factory Phone 1415. @oeeLumbey, Vacuum Let us show you our Full Line of Domestic Vacuum Sweepers, Bis- sell's Carpet Sweepers, or if you re- quire something better, we have it in the Eureka Electric Vacuum give best possible satisfaction. in Possibly make house work light and easy. Here are a few:-- Liquid Veneer Dustless Dusters Bannister Brashes : Weighted Brushes fact, we have everything that ean A ee re at a Pee a ea teat tt tt New shipments have arrived, comprising those plain old Round- mg patterns. of - vears ago, revived. These have silver dials, and richly bevelled frouts, beautifully toned ind run well over a week. Prices range from ..$14.00 to $20.00 Each clock guaranteed. FER mr cm a Smith Bros. Jewelers and Opticians, Issuers of Marriage olass gongs, & » Licenses. REPAIRED AND REMODELLED. Gourdier's Phone 700. NN ana {COME TO OUR OFFICE | AND INVES 4 B : A Few from the Lisi: $3,100--Collingwood, new brick. Bungalow and -Small new f ments; lot.56x83. 81,5004 Collingwood St., gas, Improvements ~-William St., boarding house $6,000 William St., double. $3.500--Division St, new brick. Building Lots Money to Loan. Houges to rent and rents collected. E. W. Mullin & Son Cor. Johnson and Division Sts, Phones 539 and 1456. solid $3,250 81,100- garage, ame; improve- détached; $4,300 suitable for Coal amd Woodewos | Cleaner. We guarantee all these to | out that fa as the water we effable the ness, we impart as unyielding as the starch in our collars and cuffs ? WE DO HIGH ' CLASS WORK as to |