& ma hs From Trap part ror Registered Your Little Priced Fur Sett is in this Store It will siirprise you how far a little ** fur money" goes if you buy of the make I. The Fur Set illustrated below is (1) fashionable, vhich appeals to many women; (2) reliable, vhich appeals to most vomen; (3) economical, which appeals to all wo- men. MeKay's Canada wide reputation and positive guarantee and safeguard vou not only when vou buy, but after vou've hought. Black Wolf We use only thé Can- adian long, silky furred skins. Muffs, from $13.50 up. Stoles and Scarfs, from $13.50 up. You are invited to in- spect. the Furs. You are not pressed to buy here, John McKay, Limited The Fur House. New Windows Require New Shades Let us estimate 'your Shades for new windows. Made from a special cloth that is sun proof, and will not _ erack or wrinkle, ; Hung by expert work- men on the best quality of on those HARTSHORN ROLLERS. R. McFaul 'Kingston Carpet Ware- Cotton Root Compound, in 3b 1, 81; | in the city on Friday morning. i! ; No. 8, 85 per t it drugiises Pa amphint THE COOX MEDICINE TORONTO, ONT. (Femarte Misde® | train time. ITALY'S GREATEST POET. Author of Romantic Play Coming To | Kingston. Constructed by Gabriele D'Annun- rio, Italy's foremost poet-and dra- matist, and produced at a cost of a quarter of a million dollars, "Ca- biria" has gratified the ambitions of the directors of the Itala Film Com- pany by reaching the highest point attainable in the amusement world. Their previous production, "The Fall of Troy," was unanimously declared a wonderful photographic achieve- ment, but "Cabiria" surpasses them all, and" can only be compared with 1 "The Passion Play" and "Jean d'Are." It would have been impossible to have produced "Cabiria" in the same manner as the two aforementioned spectacles, as five thousand actors and supers were necessary to the completion of the picture, and it is doubtful that any particular spot in the world would have afforded the | unusual scenic investiture which be- jeame a part picture only after six different countries had been visited and two years' timé had been spent. If "Cabiria" had been presented in that way, only those with sufficient resources to enjoy a European trip could have witnessed the exhibition, as in the case of the "Passion Play." Sb-- IMMIGRATION PROBLEM DEALT WITH AT QUEEN'S ALUM- NI CONFERENCE By Archibald McGoun, K. C. Montre- al, on Thursday Evening -- The Conference (losed on Friday Morn- ing. Archibald McGoun, K. © al, addressed Queen's Theological Alumni Conference in Convocation Hall Thursday evening on "The Im- migration Question." | After a reference to the protection given by the Jewish system to the stranger within the gates; to the failure of Sparta to head an empire by reason of her exclusion laws; to { the glory of Athens atiributed by Pericles to the absence of such laws, the speaker referred to the principles under which ofr nation has become' great, embodied in Magna Charta, which declares the right of alien merchants to trade in London, and! Euarantees personal libertyito every freeman, Applying this to the exclusion laws passed in British Columbia, it was shown that many of these were dis allowed by the ministers of Sir John MacDonald, Alexander Mackenzie and even as late as Sir Wilfrid Laur ler, on the recommendatién of many Ministers of Justice. Two despatch es were received from Mr. Chamber lain, Colonial Secretary, deprecating such laws and recommending their disallowance as offensive to friendly persons 'and contrary to the prin- ciples of eqliality which are the guid- ing principle of Brtish rule through out the Empire." This was acted, on, upon report of Hon. David Mills in 1899, Of late there has appeared a ten . Montre- dency to abandon the old' Liberal doc- | trine of every individual's right to have liberty and to substitute for it the right of local majority in small community tg exercise led authority over Yany minority in their midst mnprotected For this reason Government neglects and re- | fuses to exercise the power conferred by law laws Up to 1896 the right was freely exercised, but a new doctrine has- been put forward by Sir John Thompson, Sir Oliver Mowat and Mr Aylesworth, against which Sir Rich ard Cartwright had the manliness to protest, that disallowance should not be exercised unless laws and ultra vires and against general Canadian interests. The old doctrine that righteousness and justice should be considered has disappeared This reproach lies not only against Ottawa but against the Imperial Government, which has ignored the principles contained in Mr. Chamber- lain's despatch and has permitted of- fensive laws to go into effect: such | ally excluding African natives from political rights. in their own country. The courts have also set aside some laws as ultra vires, and offen- | sive. In Lac Singh Maguior the Supreme Court of British Columbia ! set aside an act requiring Chinamen { to take out a monthly license to be | allowed to work. The Chinese head tax was imposed in 1885 after a report of a commis- | sion of Mr. Chaplian. John Hamil- | ton Gray had found that Oriental la- | bor was useful and sometimes neces- | sary; that there was no more vice | among thém than among other white { men, and what there was could be | il- met by police regulation. But logically the tax was imposed as a concession to local prejudice. The speaker thought he recalled that the Liberals had opposed this. | But they had woefully lapsed by the | It was under | time they had power. Laurier that the tax was increased to $100 and then to $500. Thé amendments in 1910 to the | | Immigration Act gave the Minister | | power to exclude certain classes. Or- | ders-in-council including Asiatics | were then passed, but set aside as il- | unbrid- | to disallow offensive local | as the amendment of>1910 to the Canadian Immigration Act, and the! | Constitution of South Africa perpetu- | The farthest we can do is to provide against too rapid flux; and to re strict the franchise, withholding the vote till the people are imbued with the spirit of our laws Our own people have an advantage at the start to most positions of authority will long remain in our hands 8 existence of two or more races in a state are an advantage, not an evil, and does not cause deterioration. Our people who go to India are equal to those who stay at home The sol- dier for overseas Service is not infe rior to the home guard Homogen- eity is apt to cause mediocrity Di- versity iS necessary to produce the highest type. Our Ministers are responsible for much of the immorality charged against the Orientals We refuse even the Hindus the right to bring in their wives The doctrine of a white man's country must back up the British Empire. We have forced ourselves on China, have intruded into India and Seuth Africa and taken Australia, part of which is not fit for white set tlement. The King owes protection ta 'aH his subjects and should not allow exclusion frem ayo! his do minions There could be no relief or annex ation to the United States, as amend ments 14 and 15 to this constitution guarantees equality to all races by law, and if this is obsefved in good faith exclusion must soon come If we seek peliéf in independence, we choose a lower instead of a high er rating, we lose our share in con- trolling the destiny and policy of the British Empire, If we present this | alternation to the people of British Columbia: that they must respect the rights of all British subjects, not one in a thousand would declare for in- dependence so as to give them right 10 persecute other races Practical endeavors are A law providing that "every British subject by birth or naturalization shall have in Canada, in all matters within the wathority of Parliament of Canada, § the rights and priviléges enjoy ed by the most favored aliens; and, immediate permission to the Hindus already here to bring in their wives and families." A vote of thanks to Mr. McGoun was moved by Principal Gordon and seconded by Rev. Dr. McDougall After the address a very interest ing debate took place on the ques tion of Oriental immigration between several of those present, including Prof. A. S. Ferguson, Queen's Uni- versity, Rev. D. C. Ramsay, Camrose; Rev. W. T. Wilkinson, Trenton; Rev Mr. Barton, Prescott; Rev. James Cumber.and, Amherst Isl and Prof. Gwillim, Queen's University. The conference closed on Friday morning when Prof. A. L. Clark gave | his final address in the Chancellor's | Lecturship series, his subject being "Color, Phenomen Millinery Sale. | Mills & Co.'s store will-be a busy | place to-morrow. They offer for one day only all ladies' trimmed hats {and shapes for one-third off their regular low prices. To Be Wedded On Saturday. The marriage 8f Miss Lillian Mun- | dell, second daughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Mundell, Brock street, to John Aird, Toronto, will take place at 11 | o'clock © Saturday morning in St { George's Cathedral. Mr. Aird is 20- | ing overseas to join the Aviation | Corps Only Ome "BROMO QUININE." To get the genuine, call for full name, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE | Look for signature of E. W. GROVE Cures a Cold in One Day. 25¢ "The Hat Store" The Ladies' Hat Section of George i - THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1915. Saturday Music Sale Popular Music Two for a Quarter STANDARD & OPERATIC, REGULAR 40c, THREE FOR ONE DOLLAR. " OPERATIC HITS FROM: Girl Who Smiles The Blue Paradise Princess Pat Chin Chin Watch Your Step The Firetly The Girl on the Film Peasant Girl Fhe Beauty Shop The Ouly Girl Sard September Mom To-night's the Night The Girt From Utah High Jinks Jsatest Dance and Glee Club Folios. stock of musie in Ontario. The College Book Store Phone 919. STANDARD NUMBERS, 3 FOR $1.00 Till the Boys Come Home The Rosary Somewhere a Voice is Calling Come, For It's Jum Dawn Skies Mother Macree : When Irish Eves Arve Smiling A Little Bit of Heaven Cecile Dreaming Destiny Millicent I Hear Your Calling Me Lackaday The largest and most complete OPEN NIGHTS. 16u Princess Street | Necklets For Christmas | Fashion drop this favors year spread neckince the rather pendant than = We have these pendants with or without) chains nt prices that will bear any comparison. mounds, or Platinum and Gold with Diamonds, Pearl sett with colored stones to relieve, or all pearl sett. values. Priced up 30 only Ladies' Tweed Skirts-- Broken sizes, 23-24-25 waist band, neatly made and dependable {Bi The prices feo dainty giftw will certainly sur- irise you, ranging from $3.00 up. i | | I They come in Gold with Dia- ¥ fl | | | some of these | S50. For a Saturday 'Smith Bros. each Ladies' Sample Coats--20 only 38--priced up to $16.50. f JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS, | Issuers of Marriage Licenses. ii sizes 34-30- For a Saturday snap, | ~ Ladies' Flannelette stripes Gowns-- Pretty Ladies' Flannelette Gowns--White, 69¢ up ages 6 to 8: Children's Flannelette Sleeping Suits Fit Saturday half price 39 and with guarantee. $1.25 Quality Kid Gloves--All colors, all sizes Saturday $1 at the old prices. Underwear for all the family and still selling REPAIRED AND : Dress Goods, Coatings, Serges, at less than present wholesale prices--Be Wise. REMODELLED. Pictorial Magazine for December Gourdier's | Phone 700. Newman & It was the intention of the Itala [legal by Chief Justice Hunter. New | Company to present this romantic, | orders were passed in 1913, which, historical drama as an educational were invoked when the Komagata feature for the masses, and that they | Maru arrived at Vancouver with a have succeeded is proven by the ca- | shipload of Sikhs from northern In- j pacity audiences that are daily wit- | dia. The first of these gave the ! {nessing the performances wherever | right to exclude any immigrant who | | "Cabiria" is being shown. It comes had not come by a continuous jour- to the Griffin Theatre on Nov. 15th, | ney from his native place on a | { 16th and 17th. through ticket. i | It is claimed that this is unconsti- | | Seat To N { tutional, as the jurisdiction' of the An aged man, with one leg; arrived | Canadian Parliament is confined to He | Canada, and this contemplates ap act | | Was endeavoring to make his way to | done by a British subject beyond the | { Bellevillé, and was given a pass to | limits of Canada. Between such a person and a person in Capada, this | { Napanee by Mayor Sutherland. He stayed at the police station until | is merely municipal law, #@d 'there- | fore extra-territorial. -- The second order excludes persons | | The Way Of It. of Asiatic race. This is attacked as | mary umes, Sd LE le Lr wo] s happy than they should be; Suc e \ Most married men, we understand, | it includes 39 jet cent, of our own | Are home less than they should bof BeOS. Y eal } oy 8 14 the Cau Sn ---------- " \ 1 "Buy Gripp and Cold Tablets" at | the Arigan or Indo-European race, { Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store, | from which we get our language, and i | George Romang is buildin in any case includes all Syrians, Ar- | | ¥ i € 3 gar-| menians and Jews: | {age on bs in in Real street, Lape; The third order was upheld om | rs: Smt) " 1s | 'false grounds, as there was no proof | | "Green Castile Soap" at Gibson's ! | Red Cross Drug Store, contradicting that given that the | i petition for Habeas Corpus was:not a laborér or artizan excluded by the | third order-in-council. The Always Busy Store Shaw, Real Money To Be Made BY BUYING EITHER OF THE TWO These Are the Days for the New [-------- CLOSING OF MAILS British mall closes Irregular- ly. Information posted at P. O. Lobby from time to time, United States dally .. 1.00pm. ng 1150p m, 1150am. n 1.60 am. Grand Trunk west of city C PR, 1015 am and 530 pm. CNR own. «vs 320 pm. \ 8 i PROSPECTS ARE GOOD, | For Senior and Junior Team In the i O. H. A, Here. It is stated that the prospects are good- for both a senior and junior team in the 0. H. A. here this win- ter. Already the hockey fans are be- ginning to talk about winter sport, Ir cn. so a i ERE a FOLLOWING BARGAINS Only $3,000 for a detached Brick reese BUILDERY SUPPLIESGeweq Veneer Dwelling on Clergy St. West, lwith all conveniences. OVER A MILLION FEET -- OF LUMBER IN OUR SHEDS. Ang for $3,200 a detached Brick Veneer, on Princess St., all conveni- ences, and hot water heating. Building lots~on Russell and Divi- sion Sts. for $175 each. Easy terms. HOUSES TO RENT Yes, opr well season ed stock exceeds one million feet from which 'to select your new house or barn. Your inspec- tion invited. ve 'S. Anglin & Co. Coal and Lumber Yards Woodworking Factory, Ete. hs Pos RENTS, COLLECTED FIRE INSURANCE EW. Mullin & Son Cor, Johuson and Division Sts. Phones 539 and 1456. {f you're not you should These objections were overruled in the case of Munshi Singh in 1914, And we can give vou mely; efficient assist- ance in vour planning, Come in, look over our long list of properties; and learn our plain, practical methods of helping home-makers, Every day delayed i securing a home is on 108s, act at once. McCann and the parties were too poor to ap- peal to the Supreme Court of Canada or to the Privy. Council. : x We have a treaty with Japan ac- ceded to by the Canadian Parliament in 1914, granting their people the right to travel and reside here as as our own people. - This puts Japanese on a higher level than our fellow 'subjects from India. On the economic side, the objec- tions come chiefly from labor unions domina: by alien agitators. But also made to thé doctrine we have the right to make this fte Man's Country. The all respects Does Sewing 'Tire Your Eyes 7 . You should experience no diseom- | fort in doing the finest kind of em¢ | proidery or stewing if you wear cor | rect glasses or have perfect vision. | If you find 'difficulty In reading or sewing for any length' of time i you should consult us at once. Our | Skill and experience are &t your { service. 3 tt declared that the world are *Y handsomest women in the In our big variety of Ji Hats it is easy for any J}! man to choose one that is becoming, comfortable | and suitable in every J} way. Just now we are §§ showing some exeep- }| tionally fine Camel Hair Felts that look #nd feel i comfortable in the cool. weather. [It is an ideal hat for winter, made by sikhs (Jf: Tress & Co. London, Fogland, and priced' at Watch our windows. { GEORGE WILLS & C0. and although the war has taken many who took part in the game, it is expected that Kingston will have | Barve heeded the plenty of good material for the se- lection of two good teams. There is a preposition to have Kingston grouped with Ottawa, Brockville and Cornwall, and it is understood; that such a move would meet with the Just received, large consignment approval of Kingston. 2.50 and $3.00, now on sale for $1.49, ; All Jardinieres have special satin finish, requires no cleaning, also make. ter months. See our win play and be convinced. We stock full line of Pern Pots Flower Baskets. W.A NM w dis Queen's University authorities SE -------- and Shaw Week-end " at Gibson's Red Crsos Drag of Brass Jardinieres, regulaily worth good size and of the .best possible |} - Just the Jardinlefe to take your J flowers most attractive for the .win- | Can Do High-Class Work No contradiction can out that faet HR is as clear as 'the wayleér we use, as in- effable as the snowy white ness, we impart to linens, and as unyielding as the stare 1a our collars and cuffs, WE DO HIGH CLASS WORK wash _ J also § <and # | Cor HARDWARE, ane7 7 PRINCESS. |