YOU] Working Men !! A Who find it hard some- times to make both ends meet, specially . now during hard times -- should listen to our mes- sage.--We. are here ta help you in a very good way. : NO 'matter tin Are, clot £ how hard you must yourself and You can do th without glinting or saving beyond your ability of you come here We will gladly furnish you with all the Fall and Winter clothes you wish in re turn for a mall de posit and: your promise of paying $1 EACH WEEK OR your. account here, Abramsky's have a putation for honest lues and low prices that is eavied by all the clothing dealers. If it's a woman's coat, dress, or a he Atily re- va costume man's suit or overcoat you wish, Abramsky's is where to buy it Best materials, high grade workmanship, authentic styles and exceptionally low prices-- always, J0S. ABRAMSKY. 263 & 2656 Princess St. 4 Just above Sydenham Street. AAA MAA AN A ai Gift Cameras Can be best selected now, when the stock is new and complete All the latest models of Cameras, which make fgeai gifts for young or oll Box Form . $1.50 to $5 Folding ... +. $5 to $20 ~Lomplete instructions, and we teach vou how to take and make good pictures The. Satistastory Drug Store. Open Sundays. Best's The Popular Drug Store. Open Sundays. Saturday morning, at 9, all $1.00 and $1.25 Shirts, sizes 14-16 1-2; all good patterns and all new goods. one day only. On sale Large voll collar, for trench work ......$4.50 Khaki Sweaters .$1.50 Special Socks for Sol- diers, 3 for _ . EE nie Fi || rer i cts pn fi in THEY ARRIVED IN KINGSTON ON FRIDAY MORNING. | Continent--The Civic Welcome Was Quite Intéresting-- Visiting Schools And Queen's-- Baur of the City. Australia cones years ago youth than s in the organiza-} tion of » Young Australia League of Wester Australia effected i The fundamental principles of this ca Ata public ools, so the Was SIMONS ganization is to give'the boy a kind | of environment which will 'make the | future citizen a better fan socially, | moraily and physicatly, why Lieut. Simons is at the party of boys. Of members of wi at the thirty-five this numbe an all ich, Harold Bett champion composer, When thé present party was proposed, cipal objects in mind we boys an education by exploit Australia ip tes. In the selection jon the tour, buys moral standing and tainment ted from various communiti In this the flower of Australia: picked. Actively the boys mim, head oi Australian thirty-two are band of; 1ge, Australia's] conductor tour of this} two prin © to give thel travel and to the United Sta of those to go! the highest | intellectus of at-| the, way, youth was | nterested in the the Western tour of Australian CLIVE BORKWOOD rsa Ver verss ° comedian of the AUSTRALUN CADETS] They Are the Pick of the Southern Lo | firmly | housie | Grant, {al fiordon, idly suggested to my mind. tunately these are wot scenes of Pp 2, bul of war. i { these domihions standing de by side, giving the best blood of , and giving it willingly, in the e of our Empire, and the up- ¢ of right against might. wank you for honouring us with visit and sincerely trust, that short, it will be filled with interest and pleasure to your- self and those who accompany vou, and that the remaining part of your trip will be most pleasant and bene- ficial in every way. That the bonds| We of imperial federation, which you are! so splendidly assisting -to cement] and towards which our Empire is} tending to-day, may be the knitted; that your visit will he a forerunner of the abolition vof| war and its wastage of nen and! monies; that the dark clouds which! now overhang all the world may | soon clear away, and finally that aj greater measure of peace, prosperity, | and good will may exist between ail] men--this is our fervent hope and] prayer." | No reply was made by Lieut. Si- | mons, and immediately the young ca- dets were assigned their billets, and } accompanied their hosts to their hones for breakfast. (Continued on Page 8.) A LECTURE ON ART. Given At Queen's By Prof. Macmech. an of Halifax, Archibald Macmechan, head English department in Dal- Coliege, Halifax, gave a splendid lecture with illustration on the art of J. J. Sullivan, the great| English artist, in Convocation Halll on Thursday evening. Prot. McNeifll introduced the! speaker and stated that it was a! treat for Queen's to get a man of such authority on Art, to give a lec- ture, The lecturer had been a per- sona} friend of the late Principal} coming from the same town as both Principal Grant and Princip- the » Tv} Prof. Macmechan, iu introducing his subject, said he was going to! | talk about 'a man of whom very lit. tle was known. He stated that F. J.| Sullivan was an artist of black and| | white, that is he used only the pen | to bring out all 'his effects, whereas many artists use wlor to cover the! defects. - He pointed out that Sulli-| van was an ideal book symbolist and| that he chose the difficult pictures to represent, such as the French Re- volutions and Carlyle's Sartor Re.| sartus, He is not classed with the common graphic sketches, but stands on a level and in some cases a Jit | tie above the best picture interpret- ers of modern times. | Prof. Macmechan showed many illustrations of the simple but yet unique outlines and representations of Mr. Sullivan's story pictures. The| audience highly appreciated the treat. Prof. W. G. Jordan moved a vote of thanks to Prof, Macmechan| and Prof, MacDonald seconded the| motion. ! Barn Badly Gatted. The barn at the rear of the home of J. L. Whiting, Clergy street, was badly gutted in the fire which broke out shortly before 3 o'clock on Thursday afternoon. Hot ashes left too near the barn were thought to have caused the fire. Err rasrsrta tense i Mrs. F. E. Cooke, Watertown, N.Y., is dead after a prolonged illness. She was born near Cape Vincent, N.Y. Australian Cadets. | goverament, which is paying part of { {4e expense, the rest being met by prueeds derivel from concerts. These ybuthful representatives of the Australian commonwealth who | are in the city to-day are represen- | tative of a type--the type of youth, ! | the school system, and dompulsory | { cadet and military system that goes {hand in hand aims to produce boys | | who are active, alert, athletic --and { withal gentlemen. The Cadets are | splendid specimens of this type, and | their leader is one whom they re.! | spect as a man with all the attributes! {of a leader of men. | Shortly after 8 o'clock the Austra- { Han cadets paraded and proceeded to {thre City Hall The R. C. H. A. | band played them along Ontario | street. Following the cadets were { the splendid cadets of the Collegiate | Institute, who marched bravely be- { hind their Australian friends. On | the steps of the City Hal the Austra- {llans were met by Mayor Sutherland, {the reception committee and alder- | men, aud proceeded to the City Hall, where the following address was read by His Worship: i 4 | The Civic Address. Mayor Sutherland read the follow- {ing address: { "On behalf of the citizens of this &lstoric Limestone City, ithe first | capital of the United Canadas, I bid you and those in your command a most hearty and cordial welcome. | "Your visit, aside from its educa significance which is Our Empire is engaged at present in} of the world. Nevertheless, you and your comrades are emabléd to visit us in perfect safety, thus emphatics ally illustrating the fact that 'Brit. aia rules the waves,' and that her. sea, while those of our enemies ha entirely disappéared, either being Captured or kept within she safety ji of their home ports. It is with ii Imperial pride we note that this 'has. been accomplished with the assist- ance of your magnificent contribu- tion to the Imperial Navy. We must recall the fact thet it was an A tialian battieship which terminated tional standpoint, has an Imperial} far-reaching. } SEVERE BRONCHIAL COUGH Yields Quickly To Vinol. Here is another letter we are per- mitted to publish for the benefit of Kingston people who suffer from ehronic coughs, colds or bronchitis, Miss Oda Nelson, a strenographer, of Teaneck, N.J., says:--"1 suffered from a severe bronchial cough. I had bad coughing spells and became 80 weak it was bard for me te go to business day after day. I tried cough medicines and doctors' prescriptions without benefi' Through a friend i learned of Vinol and after taking one bottle my bronchial trouble was better. Its continued use stopped the cough, built me up and I gained 'nD veight." it is the combined action of the wedicinal elements of cod livers aid- ed by the hlood-making and strength. creating properties of tonic iron and beef peptone, which makes Vino! a constitutional remedy for chroaic coughs, colds and bronchitis, and at the same time it will build up the wenikened, run-down system and re- establish strength. Don't forget we return your mo- ney if it falls to give you satisfac. tion. Geo. W. Mahood, Druggist, King- ston, Ont, Us-| | see the sons of} | ing DECIDES TO PAY MORE TO THE ASSESSMENT VALUATORS. Than Provided For When They Were | Appointed Last June--The County Valnation in 1876 Cost $700, (Continued from Page 2.) At the Thursday afternoon ses- sion of the County Council, first readings were 'given these by-lawg: Granting $250 to Garden Island for ferry wharf; granting $500 a month to the Canadian Patriotic Fund for five months till Jan. 31st, 1916; pro- viding for payment of the salaries more or county and other officers. The Bank of Toronto asked that a by-law be passed authorizing the county treasurer to arrange for over drafts. This matter was referred to the Council's solicitor for report. Council adjourned at four o'clock to allow several committees to meet, and 'résumed its session at §.30 o'clock, when a recommendation of the Finance Committee that th il of the assdisment valuators, amount- to" $1,125.45, be paid, was adopted. This amount was $81.45 { more than the valuaters were to re- ceive according to the amount per day fixed by the Council at its June session for their services. How ever, as the Warden had requested {the valuators to go ahead with the work when they were going to throw it up, the Council decided that the additiénal amount for expenses was not an excessive chargé. It was pointed out that when tiie last valu- ation of the county was made for as- sessment purposes in 1876, the sum of $700 was paid. Councillor Thompson moved that hereafter the keep of all Frontenac paupers placed in the city refuges be paid by the county as whole, and not by the townships. This motion was left over for further discussion, Sededobeodeode fed SPdob Rd dS SP dob dod b Pb - * + LJ . + It is reported at Milan that & Goritz has fatten to the Italians. & + WAR BULLETINS. *s - § + +> & - Allied aviators have bom-% barded thé railway between De- deagatch and Constantinople, + damaging bridges. Warships are bombarding the ceast of Asia Minor Salonika reports say the Czar has sent a personal telegram to the Serbian Premier promising that Russian troops will be in Bulgaria within a week. Germans have the evacuation > a The menced tau. com- of Mi- Yoreteserrtn The Bxitish Naval Brigade, # doing duty with the Serbs, safe with the balance of Serbian army, is the Fierce fighting has occurred in Gallipoli where the Turks were unable to regain . lost ground, gi Sa & Bethel Church and Tea, The ladies of Bethel Church held a church sale and tea Thursday af. ternoon in the school room which was nicely decorated for the event. The following. members had charge: Work table--- May Wilson, Mrs. W. H, Godwin, Mrs, Pettit, Miss Dicker, Candy table--Mrs, Mrs. Smith. Homemade booth Bruce, a.rs. P. Buck, Tea table--Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Geo. Mills, Mrs. Pickering. Mrs. Bar- nes, Mrs, Moxley (canvenor) and Mrs. John Veale received at the door, while Mrs, George Hunter had charge of the plate. The proceeds amount- ed to about $60. Made a Presentation. An interesting event took place this afternoon at the Divisional Pay Office. Sergt. 8. G. L. Mayer was the recipient of a cabinet of Rogers cutlery, in view of his approaching marriage. W. Gilbert Ashplant, in making the presentation on behalf of the staff, congratulated théigroom- to-be on his prosepective wedding, and wishing him continued years of happiness. Sergt. Mayer {hanked the staff for their acceptable gift, which would be so much appr. ciated by his wife and himself. Saturday Special. For men who only shop on Satur- day the Lockett Shoe Store is offer- ing a gun metal calf blucher with waterproof sole, regular $5.00, now $3.75. 2s 92Tee a J. Hunter, --- Mrs. W, N. the most gigantic war in the history i slips can ride on practically every i the gareer of the German cruiser) ya THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1915. a -------- THE COUNTY COUNCIL] a PAGE THREE Probs.: Fair and mild to-day. Rain on Saturday. Steacy's Greatest November : Coat Sale Heavy stocks accounted for by 'the continued mild weather--makes this sale a most important one--for you, To-morrow we place before. you a practically unbroken assortment of the season's most: fashionable modes in an endless array of color and fabrie--400 Coats for your choosing ! You must realize what a wonderful obRoL tunity this is! All sizes, all styles. All marked in plain figures and all new goods SATURDAY LESS 25% Absolute Clearance Sale Suits Now On| SUITS UP TO $25.00 .. NOW oe SUITS UP TO $50.00 NOW $19.50 NO RESERVE -- EVERYTHING MUST GO. Millinery Clearance ! A sweeping clearance of all this season's best stvles in Trimmed Hats --New, York and Paris adaptions-- priced from $3.00 to $15.00. Saturday Half Price All marked in plain figures. ' . '{ Women's Winter Underwear ifs 20 doz fine White and Natural Hygiene quality fleeced lined Vests --very special value, at 50¢ garment. Saturday Striped Shaker Flannel 1,200 vds. in assorted colors, full 35 inches wide--reg. 121-2¢ a vd. A A AAA ca i A, AAA Sid ' Every department has a wealth of seasonable merchandise awaiting your choosing to-morrow--at prices that defy competition. EE --_---------- The best Sausage and Relishes of all ithe TU e Western Beef, Fresh Pork and Lamb. Pickle Xinas at Grocery and NEW "u CALIFORNIA PEARS BANANAS ; IH kmeen. . i i : , | "The services rendered the Em-8 | " ¥ire by your tour through-the Umit. : iE Se + 3 Ql! States bas indeed been a valianty pres $1.00 A dnalan WE me or otie. German falsehoods and misre- The above prices stand for next week: tations which ve been scat-'l "ES . a presentations wh 3a ----- hi i should take advantage of | l2ad to the disadvantage of the Em- 1s very special . ! ng. : : |i = 5 A ald = pire hive been giv ; " Phone your orde 0. 507. " ; Res re Hh TGR MERRIIES. : J li proper understand 0 oy ets is ; : ! | } £ E.P ins' { this hall} . 2 4 IH Nad] i this Motaing aad he oe of 2 i Ta a. - 2401 1811 YEAS Clothing Company. - {ihe Seria) hrehar pe. ad J Al ) El ie on oF han Wi ne land i lief the Maple Leal, other scenes are * a