PAGE TWO FUR SETS All up-to-date styles on dis- play in our Bhow Rooms. Each garment is custom- made, from selected prime skins properly matched. 1 Your inspection invited. John McKay, Limited "THE FUR HOUSE" 149 'to 157 B ROCK STREET EERE ENN EREAN ERE His Master's Voice Records And Victrolas GLUCK AND HOMER Abide With' Me Crucifix .... waa : ~-$2.00 Jesus Lover of My Boul... viz i i. ous 87200---$2.00 Life's Dream is O'er (Music to Alice; Whes8 Art Thou) 87267--82.00 87110--82.00 87212--82.00 vei EE 87202--82.00 . 87107--82.00 8§7198---82.00 «+. 88375---82.00 87132--%2.00 One Sweetly Solemn Thought Tales of Hoffmann--Barcarolie Whispering Hope Rock of Ages Hymn of Praise--1 Waited for the Lord HEAR THESE RECORDS AT MAHOOD BROS. Glasses Ground on the Premises Good Health "I feel lke a - fighting cock," announced Professor Wiseman Goodsight, to the other boarders, as he pushed h's chest out and stuck his thumbs into his vest, "And say, folks, it's due as much as anything to keeping my eyes fit. " "Right Glaszes of the good kind will do a lot to keep you well." My eyes were fitted by-- J. 5. Asselstine, D.0S. Eyesight Specialist 842 King Street. Phone 1019w. The Busy Optical House FOR IMMEDIATE! POSSESSION is almost an impossibility. We have only an odd one or two on our list at present, Why not sécure one NOW for SPRING occupancy? You will get a better selection now than later. In the meantime, the rental re ceived will pay you a good re- turn on your investment. We can supply your wants, McCANN 86 BROCK STREET PHONE 826 OR 621. EE ------ a 1 EEIEENSCHASEN NN AEE NNER REE ANDERSON BROS. LID. ~ Meat Depart. 458. Grocery Depart. 459. Wholesale Department 1767 IT WILL SOON BE TIME for you to be buying the materials for mak- ing your Plum Pudding, Mincemeat, Christ- mas Cake and other Yuletide table dainties. Come in with your list and make the one --stock up your pantry with : prices are rea- X | If its good to eat, + we have it # H TO G.W.V.A. REGARDING HIS AT- TITUDE IN COMMONS | To the Question of Soldiers Re-es- tablishment--He Refuses to Give Any Explanation Whatever. "Kingston, Nov, 17.- tor): With reference to the attitude County of Frontenac, the following correspondence which has passed be- Veterans' Association, Kingston branch, on the subject may be of in- terest as showing with what utter disregard the opinion of returned soldier bodies is treated by this member, Yours truly, EYTOW WARBURTON, Secretary-Treasurer, G. W. V. Kingston, Oat. A, From the Secretary-Treasurer, G. wards, M.P., Cataraqui: Sir: As the Kingston branch of this Association contains within fts membership a very large percentage of returned soldiers résident in the County which you represent in 'the House of Commons, your attitude towards the question of re-establish- ment as reported in the press was fully discussed in general meeting of this branch on Monday, 10th inst., and I was instructed to inform you that we are greatly surprised with { the attitude you have seen fit to {take on this question, and we feel that it is only fair to yourself that you should be informed that under present conditions you have entirely ost the confidence of the returned soldier citizen portion of your con- stituency. We would request, Sir, that if pos- sible, you may favor us with a full explanation of your attitude, as it .Rppears to us most unsatisfactory that such a large number of return- | deral Government by one in whom { they have little, if any, faith. i Yours truly, EYTON WARBURTON, Secretary-Treasurer, To E. Warburton, Esq., G.W.V.A., Kingston, from Dr. J. W. Bdwnrds, M.P., Cataraqui. ; { Sir: Your letter of yesterday was i| duly received. Your assurance in un- | | dertaking to express the sentiments | of the returned soldiers of Frontenac | | Is as unwarranted" as your request | 1{ of an explanation from me. adhere | {| to the views and opinions which'I { expressed in the House. and which! { You may find in Hansard if disposed | {| to look. My constituents, soldier and | {| elvillan, have the right to ask me to | {| explain my attitude on any public | question and I will willingly respond | {to any such request from them with | the utmest confidence in their sound | | Judgment and sense of fairness. You have no right to ask an ex- planation from me and none will be given, . Permit me to add that I am as in- different to your opinion of my at- titude on the subject of Soldiers' Re- establishment as I am to the imper- tinent manner in which that opinion Was expressed. Yours truly, (Sgd.) J. W. EDWARDS. EVERETT HOWARD RETURNS From Overseas BService--Bronght Home An English Bride. R. M. 8. Everett Howard, accom- ranied by Mrs. Howard, returned from overseas by the S88. Carmania, S:riving in Halifax on Nov. 8rd. Mr. Howard enlisted in Alberta on Aug. Sth, 1914, At Valcartier he transfer- red to the R.C.H.A. and proceeded to France with that unit. In November 1916, he was invalided back to Eng- land. As soon as health permitted, he was transferred to the Forestry Corps and has been ever since with the director-general of timber ope- rations on administrative work: In December 1918, he married Miss Lilly Hilton, of Southampton, Eng. Mr. Howard was born: at Elgin, Lerels County, and received his busi- ness education at the Kingston Busi- ness College. Fora number of years he was in the G.T.R. office here. Af- ter a short visit to friends at Belle- ville, Newboro, Elgin, Kingston, Keene and Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Howard will go to their. home in Craig, Myle, Alta.; where Mr, How- ard's father and mother await his re- turn after--an absence of over five years. Mr. and Mrs. Howard are at present visiting Capt. and Mrs. John Fleming in Belleville. Mrs, Fleming is his aunt. * Grove's OPen-Trate Salve ; Opens the Pores and Penetrates the Skin. Its Stimulating, Soothing and Healing Effect soon relieves Chest Colds, Head Oolds, Colds in the Back, Spasmodic Croup, and any con- gestion, in , or od from Odlés, 25¢ per box. postage stmps to Paris Medical Com- pany, 193 Spadina avenue, Toronto, 'and a full-size box will be mailed to you promptly. LETTERS 10 THE EDITOR R. JW. EDWARDS' REPLY INCIDENTS {To the Edi-| of Dr. J. W. Edwards, M.P., for the | tween this member of the Great War | W. V. A., Kingston, to Dr. J. W. Bd-{ { ed men.should be represented in Fe- | THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG LOCAL NOTES AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST. } { Happenings in the City and Vicinity | i ~--What the Merchants Offer to] i i the Readers of the Whig. ! W. Swaine, olanc tunar, orders at | iMcAuley's, or 'phone Ghew i Mr. and Mrs. 8 {Sydenham street, are | Cloyne. i A dinner of ex-cadets of the Royal | {| Military College was held in Ottawa | ion Saturday night. | | Albert Allan has returned to Kings- | {ton after spending the past few days | | with his mother in Prescott. | One drunk was the only offender {in the poiice court on Monday. He | was fined $10 and eosts {| J. W. Crawford, Kingston, and A. { Grier, Tweed, previously reported | missing, are now officially declared | dead. : Now is the time to have your plano tuned. We carry two expert tuners and 'will assure entire satis- { faction. C. W. Lindsay, Limited. { Mrs. W. T. G. Brown, Mrs. C.' C. {Marsh and Mrs. Harold Day left at moon to-day to attend the W.C.T.U. { convention at Guelph. | We will rent you a piano, and at fend of six months it you feel ke | purchasing instrument we will al jthe six months' rental on purchase | price, and arrange casy terms on bal- { ance, C .W. Lindsay. SPECIAL. COUNCIL NEETING | TO CONSIDER THE NEW PUBLIC | i SCHOOL BY-LAW, {| There May Be Opposition by Alder | Men and the Matter May Be Re- | ferred to Vote of the People. A special meeting of the City { Council has been called for this even {Ing to consider the request of the | Board of Education for the passing {of a by-law to raise by debentures 18142,000 for the erection of & new | Public &chool. The new tenders show i an increase of over $8,000 since early | { last summer, whereas the aldermen | thought they were going to get lower | | figures. 'The delay in awarding the tenders last summer means that the new school could not be ready next year. Next year's council is, there- fore, money in pocket, but the "evil day" has only been put off, as the new school has to be erected some time. It is expected that there will be some opposition -by aldermen to the by-law, and the result may be the submission of the measure to the people at the January elections. According to the public school in- spector, the school population has in- creased during the past year. The city asrescor's statement for 1919 shows the following children of thool age (eight to fourteen) in Kingston: Public school, 1,752; sep- arate school, . 445. These figures show a drop in school population of 105 since 1918, but they do not show the whole school population, as some hundreds of children under eight and over fourteen attend school. PROVIDED A FINE TREAT Programme Given by Ladies' Musica) Club on Saturday. It was considerably more than a mere recital of vocal and' instrumen- tal selections given by the Kingston Ladies' Musical Club, in Convoca- tion Hgll, on Saturday afternoon. It | was a concert of classic vagal ehoru- | ses, violin and piano selections, all of which were excellently performed and much enjoyed and appreciated by those whose good fortune it was to be present. Every number on the | programme was well executed, and especially delightful were the ladies' choruses, The programme included selec- tions by the Ladies' Chorus, compos: ed of Mesd mes Crawford, Pound, Walker and Drury, and Misses Stagg Clendinnen and Nesbit; violin solos by Miss Goldie Bartels: piano selec- tions by Miss Grace Clough; voeal selections by Mrs. Douglas Pound; violin solos by Miss Daisy Johnson; plano selections by Mrs. Gummer; recitative, L. W. Gask. A Quinine That Does Not Affect Head Because of its tonic sud laxative effect,' LAXATIVE BROMO QUI- NINE (Tablets) can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness or ringing in the head. * There is only one "Bromo Quinine." BE. W, GROVE'S signature on the box. 30c. Es 2 1 if i § § feb HE : i OF THE DAY, "As well out of the world as out of fashion." A within the pext day or two) at a specially Reduced Pri Each issue of THE DESIGNER is simply full of the things you want decoration; gives you novel cooking recipes, menus ; tertain; and publishes the finest stories obtainable. The College Boo Telephone 919 THE DESIGNER This Stunning Monthly Fashion Magazine That is always $1.75 a year in Canada, will be off ered to you by our representative THE DESIGNER is not only a stunhing momthly Fashion Magazine. It tells you ail about home shows you how to care for chikiren, how to en- Open Evenings word to the wives is sufficient. (who will call Ces to know about k Store FOR TUESDAY 4 ¢ £ I Lelieve the first test of a truly great man is his humility --Ruskin. He who loses money loses much; Lie who loses a friend loses more; wit he who loses spirit loses all.-- Anon, chs Not once or twice in our grim island 100 yards of All Pure Wool Cheviots, in Navy Blue and Nig- ger Brown; 56 inches wide. To- day's price $4.00 a yard» TUESDAY SPECIAL - $2.98 Newman & Shaw FaRmE) ; Ea ¢ Our Slogan-- PLEASING . OUR PATRON GIVES US DELIGHT IF WE ARE WRONG, WB MAKE THINGS RIGHT FRIENDSHIP' £10 DIVISION STREET PHONE 545 a or / GRIT Re SANADAS EAVOR - y 5 Be ------------------_l 0 Have In Stock "arived to Soup e Soup up pup " Campbe!. Campbell's, Clark's T¥ Clark's V Distributors for R. Good Victory Bonds are thing. Buy thers % W.R. McRae & Co. GOLDEN LION License No. 6-543 m e -- WANTED Properties in any location large or small. To those having - properties for sale we wish to point out that we are now preparing our lists for the Winter Sales. We have prospective pur- chasers for all kinds of proper- ties. We may have one for yours. We give results. If you have property for sale now is the time and here is the place, E. W. Mullin & Sen Cor. Johnston and Divistos Sta, Fhones 530W. nad 5305. reese BUILDERS SUPPLIES wows Hard Coal Screenings make good steam, when mixed with Soft Coals : One hundred tons, . for" prompt delivery. , ® S Wh Lumber sa 'Bay & We Streets & KINGSTON, yo 1B Office Phdne 68 Factory Phone 1413 owas Lumber, Coal and Wold wei H § *,