BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 191 If you require any Public School, Separate School or High School books GET THEM AT ONCE. Ir you wait until Saturday when the country trade comes in to purchase you will be 'too late. : It is impossible to secure at the present time a copy of any of the Ontario Readers in Toronto. One Toronto publisher of High School books is. out of stock of nine titles and advises that it may be two weeks or tw omonths before, further copies can be supplied owing to their inability to secure book paper. : $oit ' THE DAILY oN TT ------ = _,.- TE 1 + | p | . Y ------ } CONFESSED 10 THEFTS; SHE CHARGED NON-SUPPORT : VER ) | SYLVESTER BRADFORD ADMIT- | BUT HUSBAND 1S QUITE WILDING Hi} | TED STEALING FROM HOTELS. | TO SUPPORT HIS WIFE. i ? ; ed so as His Record Can be In-| Ends Well. { | Panama hats, collar busons, cuff | but after the case had been threshed | on Friday. morning, without making ic Windsor, Anglo-|ney appeared on behalf of the wife, | iy Call for our' new book showing the up-to-date styles. John McKay Limited." ' The Fur House. Business College Commercial Text Books | We have a full supply of text books for the Shorthand and commercial coubses. Saturday Music Sale American and Prince George. {while A. B. Cunningham defended | > Popular music, 2 for 25¢. Little Wonder and Emerson Records, 7 for $1.00. | There were four charges lodged | the accused. cd on any machine. Emerson 7 in, double sided discs, 33¢, 3 for $1.00. N | against him, and he pleaded "guilty" According to the story of the wife, | Somewhere tn. France, Dear Mother; and Farewell Isabelle, 2 for 25c. {in every case but one. He admitted the aebuple were married on Decem- . . iv AE The College Book Store [Anglo-American Hotel, watch chain, beén living together up {ill July 21st Phone 919 4 | | Came Here From Montreal a Few! And Magistrate Reserved Judgment FURS | Weeks Ago, and Was Rounded Up in Case to Allow for a Reunion of ' y quired Into, All's well that ends well, Glady's| That Wear : Sylvester Bradfdrd, "a tall young Coates charged her young pusband, . . f vgn h fellow, "who came to Kingston a few Ernest Coates, with non-stpport in} Give Satisfactiol {links, watch chains, wearing apparel out, the magistrate reserved Jude | of various kinds, and any odd changs | ment, as he was given to under stan | {that may be found layiag around and | that the couple would live together, } Coates was placed under arrest on| {any fuss whatever, he very frankly Wednesday as a result of the com- |} - {admitted having pulled off thefts at plaint made by his wife. . T. J. Rig- on Thursday Afternoon--Remand-| Young Couple--All's Well That | weeks ago, must have a mania for the police court on Friday morning, | not working, for in the Police Court land that all would be well. ; | | three hotels, the Can be played / | cuff links and collar buttons from last, when hubby gave his wife pass- # wee FF IE Pury » x _ i ead IY « wv Newldeas From Expert: Designers ! 9 % Folding Typewriter eight, 64 Pounds IN PEARL RINGS WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT SHOWING AT PRESENT. Pearls are 'soaring and any bought now from supply on hand, will grow in value to the vr owner, considerably. sivintors of the Royal Flyin Ceo It's It, Come and see it. J. R. C. Dobbs & Co. Underwood Agents, 41 Clareace Street. Ladies' and Misses' Suits -- Beauties. Ladies' and Misses' Coats -- Very Nobby. : . m----n PEARL RINGS FROM $5.00 wr. Nam, Sm my man We have not forgotten the girlies and are showing a wide range of coats for the different ages from A to 14 years. Beautiful Blouses for beautiful women, priced at $1.00 to $5.00. Our range of dress suitings is better than - ever. We show many weaves and col- Jewelers and Opticians Issuers of Marriage License: Have You Tried GYPSUM WALL PLASTER {the Prince George Hotel, He was [age to the Old Country, and also $10 |also chrged with stealing the sum as expense money. She was. over- ve {of $3 from Mary McGraw, a domestic |geas for five weeks, and claimed that . jat the Windsor Hotel, but he pleaded apart from the $10, she had not re- BUSY RED 'CROSS WORKERS | axec guilty' to this charge. Evi-|ceived any support from her better = | dence was given to show that the ac- half. Since coming back from the . | 3 {half. & 4 | cused" had been in one of the rooms | (q Country she had been living with 3 F D1 {at the Windsor. Hotel, and it was al- per mother at No. 8 James street . REPORTS FROM BATH AND PLUM | 50 shown that the prisoner had over | pyrthermore, she declared that she HOLLOW SOCIETIES. | about $3 in his possession when ar- | had written a couple of cards to her u rested. He was remanded in order|,,shand while she was away, 'but Which Have Raised a Goodly Amount to give the magistrate an opportunity {at he had not replied to them. She of Money and Sent Donations to | of looking up his record. Bradford | had seen him on the street since com- Various Places: says that he came here from Mont- | i, back to Kingston, but had not ; : The Le {real on August 15th, and had been | poop speaking to him. The Bath Red Cross Society €On- | working at the Locomotive Worke. | oT unniigham said that the wife tinues to do good work, and has Te | His wife and father reside in Mont- |, 4 hi evidence of non-support, and {cently forwarded $104 for the £0] real. He had been in an hospital | . (iad that the case be dismissed dowment bf two beds ili St. Lawrence | tor some time previous to his coming rw hereupon . Mr. Rigney objected, College Hospital, Ramsgate, Eng-|i, Kingston, | stating that it had been clearly shown land. Official receipt, together with When asked by the magistrate |," the accused had 'not provided the hearty thanks of the executive|why he had taken to stealing, the |e his wife during the time speci- committee, for the very welcome con-| gecuged said he did not know. Help oq : tributions, .has been received from | had never been arrested before. He | Magistraté Farrell said that if the headquarters, A bale of hospital|acted very strangely all the time helt rs Fad staved away from her hus garments and socks is now ready for! wag in thie prisoners' dock, and it bz ad's home: he was not obliged. to shipment; $60 worth of wool has! may be that he is suffering from Er her 23 been purchased, and those desirous|some illness. ; a % 'Rigney pointed out that there of helping can procure garments Bradford was placed under arrest| 5 no home for the wife to go to, ready cut oWt; and wool from any|on Thursday afternoon by Constable Nas it had been broken up before member of the society or at the] Edward Graham, after a complaint | cha left ob her trip overseas He held library Thursday afternoons, The| had been made about the loss of the |S" wu rea tin laced s 51 { } < alll . ; {that there was an obligation placed society extends hearty thanks to alll money in the Windsor Hotel. The! the husband to provide a home for who have contributed to the funds. complainant, Miss McGraw, told the | 21 oe $ ny -- | magistrate that she saw the accused | on . 2 te % Plum Hollow Work. | coming out of a room next to her | But a an 8 Jot compelied is The report of the Plum Hollow |room, from which her money was ih ater his wite to : y ross Society is 1 - taken. Mr. McCue, of the Windsor [Said Mr. Cu B bens Red Cross Society is as follows: { i "Well; I'm rot making it a foot The society met September 1st|Hotel, also told. about seeing the, ce was Mr Rizney's reply. and reorganized for the coming year | Prisoner going upstairs. | Mr. Cunningham explained that with the following officers: Presid-| a ., aM ithe husband was quite willing to sup- ent, Mrs. Lester, Kilborn; vice-pre-| MAN WANTED OVERALLS [ port his wife, but that she had not SKeRy, Arden Lillie; Jreasurers iy WOMAN BROKE BY-LAW approached him since she came back J. . 'iltse; secretary, Mrs. Alex. | ' {from her trip. | Palmer. Though few in. numbers, ny... aivcle Fined for Making| The wife intimated that she was BP poREG IVER de -. Fa y TERRE ied, $185 i|the Iadies of the society have tried as the following] to do. their "bit," will show: Total amount money rais- | jof wan in Germany, $50; to Belgian OUR PLES OF RUGS are an embarrass- ment ' of riches to those in searc a fine floor coverihg. The patterns and designs are all so handsome, the colors so rich and the quality so uniform- ly good that choosing is not 80 easy. But when you finally decide you can be . confident that you could not have obtain- A more handsome rug or greater rug values anywhere else, ---- R. McFAUL Carpet Warehouse A Tad $3000--Handsome brick resi- .--dence, almost new, 9 rooms, hot water heating, all mod- érn "improvements, near the University. $8000---New brick, 6 rooms, furnace, B. and C., electric- ity and gas, lot 33 x 165, sun room. $3250--New brick, 9 rooms, | furnace, B. and C., lot 33 x 185, er] $2030--Frame, new, 7 rooms, furnace, B. and C., plectrie- ity and gas, near Barrle St. $1750--Frame bungalow, two years old, 4 rooms, furnace, . #as, all in property, nice lot J and verandah. wf $2180---New brick( 6 rooms, B. and C., nice lot. " me, § rooms, stone » ood cellar and end. lot, west plop mys relief fund,~-$29; to hospital in Eng- land, $10; for Belgian relief fund, food and clothing, valued at $73; to the Red Cross Society, two bbls, jam and jelly, 226 pair socks, 38 shirts , 9 suits of "pajamas, 1,500 mouth wipes, 12 handkerchiefs, 228 face cloths, 5 40-inch slings. The soeiety has been favored by receiv- ing two' letters from boys trenches who had received its socks; also a letter from a Canadian prison- er of war in Germany, who had re- ceived a parcel from the local so- ciety. For Patriotic Fund. 0. V. Bartels, treasurer of the patriotic fund, has received a dona- tion of $40.29 from the Kingston district agents of the Prudential Life Insurance Company. Appointed to Ameliasburg, |, Rev. Mr. Poston, rector of the parish of Milford, has been appointed to Ameliasburg parish by Bishop Bid- well and will begin his duties the first Sabbath in October. Seeley's Lilas de France Toflet Water at Gibson's Drug Store. --~-- ------ i Individual Eye Care Neo two persons' eyes are exact. ly alike. Glasses tEat correct one person's will probably injure another's. ter the most careful ex- on with scientific instru- ments. Every icnse our own actors: You are assured a and service In esi bu your eyes with wus. Appointments made for any evening. \ we in for cael Be 18 | 342 KING ST. Phone 1619 Kiagston's Exclusive Optician Golden Mie ocers Fancy Clover Honey In one pound sections, 25¢ Fresh Califia Prun ies, nice and juicy, 10¢, 121- ia ; money sent to prisoners | in the] Sale in Second-Hand Store After Hour for Closing. Because a man begged of her to isell him a pair of | Circle, who keeps a second-hand | store on, Princess street, between King afid Ontgrio street, violated the early closing by-law governing the said shop, and in the Police Court on Friday morning paid a fine of $2 and costs. . Mrs. Circle frankly admitted wvio- lating the by-law, but told the magis- | trate that the man pleaded with her to make the gale, stating that he had to go tg work early in the morning, that he needed the overalls, and that he would not have time to make the purchage in the morning. "The next time don't yield to temptation in this way," was the ad- vice of the Magistrate. "No, sir, I won't do it again," said Mrs. Circle smilingly. Magistrate iarrell said that he could make the fine higher, but that he would not « under the circum- stances. A second offence, however, would mean a stiff fine. REAL WAR WHOOP HEARD IN THE POLICE CELLS Indian Under the Influence Was Out For a Time on Thursday. A real wa# whoop was heard in the police cells. It was given by a real Indian, John Coal, and if you ask any of the police constables, they will tell yon that Coal "takes the cake" when it comes to making noise. As chief .noise-maker he reigned su- preme in the police station all Thurs- day afternoon, but when he was ar- raigned before Magistrate Farrell, in the Police Court on Friday morn- ing, he was as dumb as an oyster. He did not , tell where he got his liquor; Indians never do (suffice to say that it came out of a bottle), but admitted that he had been out for a time. John Coal, like King Coal of old, is a jolly old soul, and when thé Magistrate said he would be touched for a fine of $1 and costs, he smiled and continued to smile, as he had the wherewithal to cover his fine, and Was soon a free man again. Vegetables at Toronto, This has been a good year on the fruit and vegetable markets at To- ronto. Cabbages are still very searce and are holding at last week's range of from $3 to $3.50 per case of about 11 dozen heads. Cucumbers are. on a narrower spread, of from 28¢ to 50c¢ per 11- quart basket, with picklers at 50c to $1 per basket. a Carrots are much lower this week, selling at 30¢ to 40c per bag. - Tomatoes ranged around 20c to 25¢ per hasket on Saturday and sold readily in view of the holiday. Small silver skin onions for pick ling sell at $1.50 to $2, with others at 65c to 75¢ per 11-quart basket. LL ----------------------- Ny " Noted Artists Were Here, Mr. and Mrs. F. McGillivray Knowles, the well-known Canadian artists, were in the city, en route to Florida, where they will spend winter on their yacht. For the past few weeks they have been cruising instruet- ar- mei Fie i Olive Soap at Gibson's Drug . Sl rote le ans overalls, Mrs. quite willing to live with her hus- band, and the magistrate reServed Judgment; so it looks as if the tangle has been unravelled satisfactory to all parties. PRINCIPAL CLYDE RESIGNS. Former Resident of Cataraqui Was At Petrolia Thirty Years, William Clyde, a former resident of Cataraqui, and brother of Mrs. David Hamilton, Victoria street, and Lieut.-Col. Thomas Clyde, of Odessa, has resigned his position as principal of the Petrolia High School, after thirty years of engagement, first as assistant and latterly as principal. It is of interest to note that this appointment at Petrolea was the on- ly one occupied by Mr. Clyde after entering the teaching profession. Mr. Clyde visited his sister in Kingston this summer. At a meeting of the town council, in Petrolea, on Monday night, Mayor Stirrett spoke in a highly compli- mentary manner of the citizenship and service of Mr. Clyde. ~ , Damage Case Settled. The case which Joseph Murphy, of Joyceville, brought against Trinie Davidson, of Kingston, has been amicably settled by the defendant paying the plaintiff $25. Mr. Murphy's buggy was damaged to that extént by Mr.-Davidson's auto, and he instituted legal proceedings before Lieut.-Col. Hunter. You will want some new Victor re- cords for your Victrola. All the lat- est in stock at Lindsay's, 121 Prin- Cess street. "Headquarters for Headwear." New Hats For Fall is the Subject of our Call. Weare special agents in Kingston for- nearly all the best known hats such as and are showing a. big variety } of exclusive styles in every fashionable shade. } was decided to extend an invitation orings that are not to be seen elsewhere Six models in our dollar special corset, all sizes. See our line of Penman's black cashmere hose, 3 for $1.00. Children's extra durable hosiery, 15¢ up. Pictorial patterns for October. W.F. Gourdier Phone 700 Come in and see the latest creations for fall Newman & Shaw, The Always Busy Store ot * - Improved . Headache Powders A quick, safe. and certain ciire foy headaches of all or- igins, Roth bilious, nervous, or hystqrical. Also a positive relief n' neuralgia. These powders are _made from the purest ingredients and ard. guaranteed free from all dangerous drugs. 25¢ a box. Prepared only by Dr. Chown's Drug Store. 185 PRINCESS STREET Phone 348. BUILDERS SUPPLIRS poop COAL We advise purchasers to lay in their winter supply early. 'As labor and teams are not always available, it is wise to place Your coal order early and avoid the fall rush. We now have a fresh stock of newly mined Hard Coal in all sizes. It is nice, bright, clean and dry, and we would like to fill your coal bin. S. ANGLIN & CO. Weadworking Factory, Lumber CLOSING OF MAILS British mall closes {rregu- ly. formation posted at P. og AR United States, daily ..13.46pm. | Grand. Trunk, . ol: . on. . roc 11.30 am. Gra Trunk, going at om Weniorp' 1.00pm. , (in n esto De - i aii 1.00p.m. a k an Or ay MC sap. CP. R, 10.15 am. and 5.30 p.m. C.N. R 2.00 p.m. - GYPSIES STILL FLEEING. Were Last Heard of in Vicinity of Seeley's Bay. The gypsies who failed to turn up in Lieut.-Col. Hunter's court Thurs day morning and whe, apparently, have decided to forfeit the money and jewelry which they left as se- Heutity, were --last-- reported inthe vicinity of Seeley"s Bay. J. M. Jackson, of Glenburnie, who has charged one of the \women with stealing $98 from him, in company with County Constabl ith, over- took the fleeing gypsies and endeav- ored to identify the woman who took his money, but without success. This was the second failure for Mr. Jack- son, as he had, in vain, looked the women over on Wednesday. Bay and Wellington Sta. Office Phone 66, Factory 1415 R . Osa otter and Weoderos SOWARDS ' Keeps Coal and Coal Keeps | SOW ARDS. 29 TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL 5 Will Invite Officers of Dominion Trades Congress to Speak Here. At a mebting of the Trades and Labor Council on Thursday might it - Waters, F n. SECLEANING CARPET WHIPS BROOMS BRUSHES O-CEDAR MOPS