THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, td 1915 PAGE FIVE 0 0 0 0 0 LSD, 0, 0 SD Abernethy's * The Gift Store" QUARTERED IN THE City Vor eee eed | ews sur a TROOPS * Out of the High Rent District O'Connor's Ladies' Exclusive $ret tt pS k EVIE W IEE TYWL OPEN EVEMINGS. Every Department loaded with crisp new merchandise for the Holiday season--a pleasure to show you. Batialior onal office pher to Colon a most ca GIVE USEFUL PRESENTS. You can get them here for Father, Mother, Brother, Sister or Sweetheart. Something sure to please and at little cost. Compare prices. ALL PRESENTS BOXED FREE OF CHARGE. SEE OUR WINDOW. Lhd DUONNOR | The store with the Small Prices. ne ---- 260 Prin cess St. "GET THE HITCH ® You could not giva any member of your family a gift this Xmas which would be more useful than a pair of Lightning Hitch Hockey Shoes The Joys of skating are never known until nockey shoes with the Lightning Hitch are used. They are strong and durable, support the ankle and equal to the de- mands of Canada's National Game. Phone dou 800 dananoque talion has Secured Clark Shurtliff and J i W TEN BODIES MISSING OF WE NOW COMMENCED Store Cars for the Winter uding cha We have 80 cars Drop in and pick your place. HAVE | gave { out or being cox PEOPLE WHO They elected 1 OR NEAR DROWNED KINGSTON IN rate ne ging batterie J King up cars, et %10.00 per ca yom fo Tiree And Four Not Be Abe splendid facilit clean and Men On Schooner Cheyboyvgan ( Ri Porritt Garage Co., - Lint | WELLINGTON STREET On Tug Barnes Could Located--Two Cadets And nse Years Ago poi ent to th st S mentioned in examined as Mouday morning Sailor Drowned Three rote Oves i | | Althoug mariners have kept a Sat ( Ki and from time to time day Whig i. Phone 454 § earcl has been made, field officer on an be fount Moany 15€( a8 Aa Hue from Bellevilje jattery wa advancing Brockville through the « party were supposed d to city more t t the tug short Men's Best Grade Lightning Hitch Other Grades, $3.50 and $4.00. Boys' Lightning Hitch Hockey Boots, $3.00. Small Boys' Lightning Hitch Hockey Boots, $2.25 and $2.50. Hockey Boots, $4.50. ww orce Lin aU VAD advance pent the night in the and McDon f the shining { hining Hiteh He Bools a: Hing like and a sailor Hope, but there sing, those of Jerry Joyner, I'wo SKATES ATTACHED FREE. Ademnsthys Shoe Store CYR EWY WOW WE still three -- MeDonald Major H. G Kville arg Capt Cobourg, who lived in left on Mon an inspec omer SESE esple on tion and William | day for Bro trip Lavis Kingston received bodies f-- tug Barnes Rush and a reported tha of IX but been re there not bee were those of lapaness the tug other This bodies from La ) DR DO. and of 5. and Hemming, A.D rew eave on Monday 'might for Pem way ol Utlawa to dusper unnelling Gg pany the Capt " dita Bi Fria Balin nn 1S Women's Lightning | Hitch Hockey Boots, 32. 75 and $3.00 aninati s part of the last yy on > | who lived at Scho of Artillery course Hamilton PTO P YEP OYE YY TYEE YEW YYW TEeY i Tm cook It had. a bodies mean which n recovered as a result of dis Fen rec on the lake this arrived on nnection with the is recalled that other which have not recoverel, including those of Cadets Logie and Smith, otf the Roy al Military College, and a young man named Munro steam Compton ! I'he two cadets were dumped out Will be purchased immediately by canoe while making their way Major Massie and Major Gardiner | from Wolfe Island to the college, in $400 for Toronto 'Varsity, O. T.( + gale in June 1913, and Compton 3815 for the Toronto Recruiting De lost bis life when the boat was com it to be used for returned soldier ® 18 into harhgr He got over the 381 ir th '4th Battery to be u de ine ed fo e men after they return vessel to Bx a line and in Lancaster wa no have y Nt that vb have wvered 1 are soven Christmas Candies IN BOXES AND BASKETS. 24th Battery from Toron ruits for the aster Saturday In cc bodies it three been SeAs0n recovery of to there are and best selection to choose from R. J. REID, Leading Undertaker. Phone 577 A A AA AA i ---- Largest The financial results of the ru game between Niagara camp and the S4th Battery played in Toronto have follows: Total bodies wBhy Big fresh shipment just received for the Holiday Trade. SAKELL'S \ Next Opera House. That Xmas Feeling 1 ake Hi corner of our store Guift been announced as 32,280 $2.50 for a piano for the mhburst Convalescent Home which a sailor on the of Phone 640 || officers of have red Hamilton the His home wa s made for hi body three year youd eful and ome 1 t much, and prove Will be cheerier than ever if zt and nruiture w with A { Major J A Word To The || Wise Buy Furs for Pres ents this Christmas. What would acceptabl tian a I Coat, Muff, or Muff and Neck Piece? We are of - ferin some remark Major R. F. Massie, 0.( 4th mn Setscand has been quite changeable Battery returned on Sunday from To-| ' 1 Up till to-day," he says it has ronto ati been very cold, colder than this time of the year in Canada To-day it is raining and a little milder." Handsome Rugs, Mats, Ete | all sizes wd col a ~ Curtains that please--GLace, Madras, otc A HUNTING FATALITY. Carpets, Linoleums, Oil Cloth, Shades ete, © "hone 90. Yours eived 1 AD to report at fol L'eut. Worden GG. Ed ir J. WW Kdwards Lieut, ( V n's University to London Grady, Earl and Wie l'oronto we 0 , It yhout Munro lost b don't co joy forever and deliver a structed our three flpor ~ - - f nd 1 PLAYED "OO CANADA lowing place -- ard on of Writes a letter M.P., to Halifax; Flanders, Quer lack" Mills, a Kingston boy, ind Lieut ing from Flanders, under date of ton 20th, tells of training at a is given, and this hold your purchase more on gestion hundreds Ringstonian From Law rence writ Hing No treet 1o vember his battalion d town where they were Major R. F. Massie 1 real Canadian band playing | the 34th Battery installed in the O Canada He stated Cohen building by Wednesday next Australian transport was in the same The working hard making town, and added that mechanical the ihe transports could not be used in Gal lipoli, so they had been sent on there The writer states that the weather expects to have He mols met hy that an men are inal arrangements foi tery 's reception bat possession 6 Has every VOUL able values Problem= easily Single article "Campbell" to plea guarante Pit COR bheari The ROCHA band paraded on! Sunday with the Roman Catholic] party of CC" Battery under Lieut Leslie, R.M.( to St Mary's Ca-| thedral (Cont Hood's isd Pills Hver er Do Be Hendersons wit - and neck piece, ne errr - 'The Christmas Spirit is in ei, anes - Our Store. $35. HELP T0 MAKE. A - . - THOOD'S a ke dn . X-MAS WISH C7 Our premises are now overflowing making a small | | West End Meat Market | So Kitchen Music Medicine & Parlor Cabinets Children's Toy Setts Doll Carriages And Dressers sure of quality. A Brother of Aylmer Cavell, of Queen's, Was the Victim. The result of catching cold, while duck shooting in Alberta, during September, caused the death at Listo- wel of Sherry W. Cavell, aged twenty- ,fwo years, a brother of Aylmer Ca- !vell, attending Queen's University. | Prior to his going west, deceased w employed as a clerk in the post office at Listowel While out hunting he waded out into the water up to his! neck to recover some birds which had | fallen to his gun. He contracted! pneumonia, and for a time was in an. hospital at Calgary He is survived | br his parents, three brothers and one sister. : inued on Page X.) re I'o-dav we Siberian Wold muff, and piece, made according to the dictates of fash- Tor, Py fine silky furred skins. $15. Wolf from large mention Nets, EE T. F. HARRISON CO LIMITED. large neck { t - di | 2 LS 3 -------- Useful Gifts Make the Happiest Hearts Footwear is always useful. ----f 13 b it James Reid, At the § Busy Store with the Christmas % Spivi, « Black made Nefts, Brig.-Gen. Hencker W Wounded. in the British casualty list of Sat | urday appears the name of Brig.- Gen. William C. G. Heneker, who! graduated at the Royal Military Col- jurith Groceries lege in 188%, being in the' same class | Pineapples with Brig.-Gen. W. B. Leslie, form- |. 0 Oranges erly of Kingston. Gen. Heneker was stalized Fruits ' formerly of the 2nd Battalion, North | : Swafford Regiment, and was station- : ' (OME for our Christmas! deposit any article will | True be placed aside until Tokay Grapes, Malaga wanted, Figs, Nuts, Crys- Preserved §inger, LAALLALLOALALASALASIASOSSLRS | A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR EARLY SHOPPERS. Boudoir, Cosy, Comfy and Felt Slippers, in all colors Rubber Boots, Moccasins, Hockey Boots, Spats and Qvergaitere. Allan M. Reid, 111 PRINCESS STREET - KINGSTON | ed in India when the war broke put, Made A Settlement. Tire officer who while out celebrat- | ing on Friday night pulled down the pole in front of David Reid's barber shop, on Brock street, paid over the sum of $5 to cover damages, 'and i there will be no Police Court hear- ing. : had the case in hand. Walter Rose, aged ten, son of Mr. jed in West Lake, while skating. Police Constable Earl Jenkins, {and Mrs. Robert Rose, was aTOWRiA Christmas Chocolates and Bon-Bons. A full assortment of English {Chocolates and Bon-Bons; iso a full line of Canadian Manraclire Henderson's Brocery 59-61 BROCK ST. A Square House to Deal With. | - Campbell Bros, Makers of Fine Furs. i dust geceived, un large stork of Fresh Pork, Prices in Cafe from 15e to 20e a ib = i Sine ® lmrge stork of Kesiern Beef, prices from 12'%= io Ne a FAIR AND SQUARE ih. A happy. well fed appeti honest Weighted and mas id We { all of The g od things that 5 {that bountifui Yuletide i wish you and all oon | MerTY. Well-fed Some choice Farmers' Butter ast. of your a : | Xmas. § Corner Earl and Barrie Phone 407. MARKET SQUARE. LEE, Prep. Phone 349.