I WCLEAN A CALL IS EXTENDED / 7 GILLETT'S LYE (CLEANS ano DISINFECTS THIS LYE IS ABSOLUTELY PURE, THEREFORE TOTALLY DIFFERENT FROM THE IMPURE AND HIGHLY ADULT ERATED LYES NOW SOLD Best's Display of Xmas Candies =~ C. H INTEREST OF MINING Hall Making Social Northern P Study In Is the finest shown wt OF County EOS assortment Chocolate from MOIR'S LOWNEY'S GANONG'S PATTERSON'S CLARKE LUNDY'S something to please very Add pT nicely packed for Order shipping early At Best's Drug The Poynlinr Store Open Sundays gato: TR TOE CANNOT SFE No! pearly A Paradox ? INVERARY YOUNG FARMER provide glasses through whieh vou can see. Elmer Shepherd, 47tl Reg ent, on I | pron nt | unteered the 146 Compos and Ferguson Quebe vice } r that military spirit, and a taking he is with enth asim and is bound to be a success H will be a great aid in re a County of Frontena type of young man, that the {should feel justly now attending the school of instruc tion in Kingston. He is the only sox 3 Shepherd, Inverary, who mber of the Storr PTOPET Hl gas Enlisted In the 146th Battalion For Overseas Service ng evesight special- 1OW when enters See us--we un- derstand our business. KEELEY Jr, M. 0.0. 0 OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN 26 Prineens Street 3 doors above the Opera House ruiting for and is the county proud of He i of Jam has been a me ( Municipal ( of years WAR BULLETINS. Anglo-French forces into Greek ter wow under the Allies war sh Bagdad foree re + pulse all Turkish attacks, in flicting very heavy losses on the enemy destroyed a Libau-Romin Russian artillery Zeppelin on the railway than 100,000 machine been completed to German eastern More guns have strengthen the front The last ten lists of Prussian contain 65,340 The total Prussian to date 2,224,248 Bg dol hog casualties names losses are TEP EIE PREF LF P PPE Er Ee ee td : deeded dood de dodo dob ddd bd Final figures regarding the vote on church union in the Montreal x Presbytery are For union, 6,125; against, 4 975; majority 1,150 € The estate of Colonel Farquhar, commandant of the Princess Pats, who was killed last March, has been { probated at £14,000 Our Forethought and Plannings at Your Disposal. (ireat preparations made for Xmas shop- pers. Smoking Jackets, House Coats, Dressing Gowns and Bath Robes. Very early buying en- ables vou to secure any of these lines at old prices. | Constant When the nervous systems gets run down ane of the m ost persistent symptoms is heads noe. Nervous heads ache has been do scribed as the ery v J of the starved Drain ! Yo -are ¢ x for more Dloed. Choy are made I ex lecause of its remarkable blood- HESS in us On- forming and blood-enriching quali- J : 2 ke ER 1, mn ties, oo Chases Nerve Food ranks. don, England. ret a4 meas of overcoming ners: ous exhanstion. nervoas prostration, headache, indigestion, sleeplessness. freitability and all the anne)ing symptoms of nervous breakdown, It is not a mwre relief, but thor gugh eure; for it rebuilds and rpeon- the wasted and depleted Merve ceils, © B® cts. ® box, 6 for $2.50. They combine com- fort and durability. EP Jenkine Clothing Company. | the Locomative Works get power { City Auditor stating that as the City | cal Improvement for union, | ! why the new water main in | street was being carried up Univer THL DAILI BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, DECEMBER i BBR BB BB Bb BA Bl Br Be Bre ined ear Hail Mother England rte ens WAITING FOR SIGNING "OF CAMPBELL AGREEMENT To Supply 603 H.P. to the wi ™ Utilities Commission. i" THE LOCOMOTIVE COS... eo ess" ountrie TINGENT UPON IT Toye and nission vy have etir he year 0 De behind older iation of art hut appre« , dreadful as it is, the applicability of rlass as a beautiful 1onoured names form of Utilities Will Try and Make Contract With Militia Department To Fur. con norating and historic events which may be deduced from the ex | perience of Messrs Robert McCaus land, Limited, one of America's old and best-khown Memorial Stain 141-143 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, as during the past few months they have been busy fill ng commi this nature in all parts of the Dominion To those interested, they will be glad to send a copy of their instrud lustrated booklet "On the Mak Stained Glass Memorial Win- (Copypight 1915.) nish Power and Light To R. M. ( and Barriefield ed Glass studios, of report that the Camp agreement had not been signed, but Mr. Campbell had told him he would clos=s it up when | he feturned from Ottawa. Mr. Camp bell had asked that the contract| (iva i] should be for five year I'he Hydro ing of Electric Commiss had made it] gow two years, with six months ne cancellation bell § 1 sions of Want J. T. Hawkey Re-Elébted : Very strong Joseph nominated as re of the township of Kingston. He now overseas sergeant . x transport section of the 21st Battal "Well even if the Campbell agree-| jon and in consideration of this ment did run We would! sriends think he should be given be ahead with 600 horsepower at % honor. The township of cents a K. W. H., which is equal to so has a deputy $16 to horse-power The Seymour is absent Company could not give us anywhere near that rate." This was the declar ation of My. Birkett The Manager was ns have the two ye "Perhaps the Hydro expects to b in here by that time," said Mr. Bir the county kett to : "We may deal with the Sey: pp I : ie Company before that remarke Toye I'here is a feeling Hawkey eve that 1 Mr as a for five years Kingstor reeve to act the reeve head Gibson in the Sold at For 1d ream tructed drawn for s Drug stor agreement, signed by Mr Campbel | as possible. Mr. Folger stat Campbell had his Mills righ ars, a5 soon ed that Mr ling from Kingston to city. The General Manager from the Hydro-Electric recommending the proposed agree ment for power, between the Utili- ties Commission and the Canadian Locomotive Company The latter agreement was cdntingent upon it; {ji and the cooner the Campbell agree- |! ment is put through, the sooner will DAVIES Be a on pole |! i 1 letter read Commission | A letter was received from the Council was opposed to putting down water and gas mains under the Lo plan, the commis sion's resolution should be changed to read that the cost be taken out of revenue, Mayor Sutherland wanted to know Union -- mates, 10c 1.000 Tins Choice Quali- ty Salmon, 10c ermine mmm sity avenue instead 'of Frontenac street. The Chairman said the plan adopted last year was now being car- ried out. Manager Folger added that the fourteen-inch main would later be carried out to Frontenac street In reply to the Mayor, Manager Folger said that the reason that wa- ter excavations were charged for at a higher rate than gas excavations was because water pipes had to be laid at a depth of five and a half feet and gas pipes at only three feet. S. Roughton notified the Commis- sion that according to the uniform rates recently adopted by all large insurance companies, the rate on $4,000 insurancesfor the waterworks boiler had been increased from $60 to $72.80. General Manager Folger reported that the building of the city's pow- er line over the Cataraqul causeway had been completed. He was instruct- ed to try and make a contract with the Militia Department for supply of power and light at the Royal Mili- tary 'College, Fort Henry and the Barriefield camp ground. The application of Queen's Uni- versity for the extension of the wat- ef main on University avenue into its grounds for fire protection was granted. : In attendance were T. J. Rigney, "Our BABY PICTURES, lke all portraits that we make, . are natural in pose, properly Hghted apd beautifully finished. High class equipment and tire- less tact are the reasons fer gur remarkable success in baby pers traiture. 7 Come in some morning and let us get acquainted 'with the baby. ™ : Phone 1318, #0 PRINCESS ST. - J / PAGE THREE Tuy Wednesday, fair and much colder a a PP SH ire two striking facts: Extra Special This Week | 1,000 Tins, Early lune Peas | 1,000 Tins Red Rie To- i Please ~~ Shop karly"! A Blizzard of Dainty A J a 'Xmas Handkerchiefs Nmas Gift have ever shown Rhy gv] 1 plain nen Handkerehig for ladies, ¢ have them Tr oi 18¢ to Hoe. | Handkerchiefs I ind $1.00, hoxed 1ogual HEN | Lil Wu Hand-embroidered Nan Marino! and Nn Nn eld from 25¢ to $1.00 each Special Boxed Handkerchiefs, at 25¢, 35¢, 50c, 75¢ Handkerchiefs to a box IN Tele red ndkercehiefs and $1.00--3 and 4 Buy Your Xmas Gloves at Steacy's Real French Kid Gloves $1.00 Our tested Glove Grey, Black and White--all sizes Dent's Tan Cape Kid Gloves $1.00 for Meu, Women and Children. Reynier, Chas. Perrin, Perrin Freres and Dent's English Gloves--in tvle, color and quality--at 7c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75. Every pair nicely boxed. made of ty fine stock--comes in Tan, Brown. Shee] all sizes, que sewn Shop Early !! Gepetihe Wonderful days at Steacy's --Steacy's are doing a Holiday business that is absolutely without precedent we were never more radiantly prepared to meet your Christmas requirements. Everything whirling along smoothly at top speed. Aisles are broad--stocks are splenditily displayed --and the whole store is given over to the spirit, of the season---our store service is keyed up to its highest efficiency with a plenty of extra sales people -and with but 9 shop ping days---wont you PLEASE SHOP EARLY ! spn Suggestions from the I OHN M. PA Bewing Machines, Um- las, Suit Cases, Trunks, re) and re-fitted, Baws filed, Knives and Scis- sors sharpened, Razors honed. All makes of Fire- arms promptly. Jeweler for Christmas ¥ A Cabinet of Sterling Silver for the Home, $75.00. 7 Ladies' Card Cases in Sterling, and Dhenpers 12. Locks ; Keys fitted. AH makes of Lawn Mewers sharpened and repaired. 149 Sydenham St. om mr. CE SOWARDS Keeps Coal and Coal Keeps SOWARDS. Pearl Handled Dessert Knives and Forkes, in Cases, from $12 up. Manicure Setts in Silver, Ebony, and White Ivory, Gentlemen's Signet and Stone Rings, Tie Pins and Retainers, Cuff Links, Safely Razors," Wrist and Pocket Watches, Waldemar Chains, Travelling Setts, Military Brushes, Lockets, etc. Necklets in profu- sion! Bracelet Watches, e from 00 up, with guaran- tee; Diamond Rings and Earrings, Pearl Beads and Rosaries. TRICK --- /