* . THE DAILY BRITISH loo Should the mates be Deprived f of Them? | NEW LOW PRICES Our new Catalogue $260 $340 $425 Just finished from- our factory. 25-1921 models; beautiful styles; made from our best quality Hudson Seal; plain and trimmed; large Crush Collars and Cuffs of --ALASKA SABLE --AUSTRALIAN OPOSSUM --NEUTRIA PLUCKED --BEAVER and OTHER FOURS _ SOME OTHER REAL VALUES Grey Squirrel Coat with belt; 38 bust; 32 long; wide Crush Collar and Bell Cuffs, and wide band of Hudson Seal, i "$351.00 Net. FRENCH SEAL COAT Alaska Collar and Cuffs; 38 bust; 36 long; beautifully lined; at $199.00 Net. sent on request. 4 John McKay, Limited THE FUR HOUSE ' 149 to 157 Brock Street, Kingston, Ontario. i§ | given 'much consideration, i} | complaints made by prisoners f | picked up peach if | shown themselves to be very clever 'din, turning i} | 'watch' charms, while all they had to | was a nail or some piece of steel they j | victs have been able to while away a | good deal of their spare time in their | cells In this way, and now that these Used Pine Lumber Several thousand feet of 2' Pine now being removed from the Elevator, foot' of Gore Street. This is nice Soft Pine, of good lengths, easy to work and is very cheap. Also several tons of 4" and 5' Nails at a bargain. S. Anglin & Co. OFFICE PHONE ¢é VICTOR BONDS (Free from Dormiinion Income Taxes) 'Maturity Price (Bubject to Income Taxes) 1924 (1st Nov) 97 and int. 6.37% 1934 (1st Nov) 93 and int. 6.24% «.. We have every facility . Bandling Victory Loan Bonds. Your order will be appreciated. ' McCANN Real Eotain and aourance 86 Brock St. Phone 896 or 631 Yield 1932 (lat Dec.) 98 and int. 6.37% 19323 (15st Nov.) 98 and int. 6.15% 1927 (1st Dec.) 97 and int. 6.00% | 193% (ist Nov.) 90% and in. 5.88% 1937 (1st Dec.) 98 and int. 5.68% for ES WEEK-EN SPECIALS it CORN FLAKES Ii 300 pkgs. .11c. pkg. | 500 Ibs. RICE il 51bs. lots .....45¢. | "Belleville Creamery ii BUTTER, 60c. Ib. | 50 bags choice | POTATOES 28c¢. pk 1 | Cullen's | wearing two different pairs of Glasses--one for distance and an- other for readi of the invisible bifocals : how you ever got g without them. Perfect vi- r all distances in one lens-- will wonder alo sion that's the idea. ? If so, try a pair and you nsult: J. . Aselsing, DOS: 392 King Street. ' Phone 1019w. Should the convicts at the peni- { tentiary be deprived of all the little i} | trinkets which they possess? This is a question that has been ) following | that | | they had been refused permission to i} | keep little odds and ends they have] HUDSON SEAL COATS | gathered together during their spare | | time, and which they claim should | | not be put on the forbidden list. { There are .a number of convicts | | who are very clever at making i things. For instance there are many | prisoners who, while out on the road" on their way to the prison farm, have stones and have the peach stones. into | use to carry on the cutting process managed to pick up on their rounds. | Others have made trinkets of all | sorts out of piecesaf bone picked up { here and there on their rounds. Con- trinkets: are to be taken away from them they feel as if it'is a hardship | on them. A prominent resident at Ports- mouth drew the attention'ofa Whig representative to this matter, and stated that he thought it was a shame for the penitentiary authori- ties to deprive'the men of these little trifikets, "They cannot do any hanm. with thesé things," he said, "and'1 do not think they should be deprived of them. On the other hand, I think that a man who shows that he is very clever in this kind of work should be encouraged to do it and given a chance to, do more than this. This idea of keeping a man down altoge- ther while he is paying the penalty for some wrong doing is not right. I hope that the commission investigat- ing the penitentiary will give some attention to this matter." "MUTT AND JEFF' AT GRAND A Targe Audience Was Much Pleased With the Production. Friday evening, at the Grand Ope- ra House, "Mutt and Jeff at the Races" was played before an appre- clative audience. Everyone reads thelr exploits in the newspapers, and to see them in the flesh is a rare treat. They are funnier and better than ever. In the opening scene, they are found at the races where they have gained entrance under fals - tences and are enjoying thems dike immensely, After "Jeff," played by Jerry Sullivan, is suceessful in win- ning the race in which "Mutt" {Jack H. Alton), persuades him to take part, they decide to go to Mexico and many interesting things happen to them on the steamer and after they finally arrive in that troubled land. Mona Wynne, who played the part of "Carmentheta", was applauded dur- ing the evening for her singing and dancing. Edward Hayes, in the role of the gatekeeper at the race track, und the captain of the ship, also de- lighted the audience with his songs and step-dancing, George Woods, who took the part of "Jack Manly", lover of sports, has an excellent voice. The chorus consisting of ten pretty girls Is well trained, and is a credit to the show. The scenery also 1s first class. This company will give two more performances at the Grand, Saturday, at 2.30 and 8.15 o'clock. 'What Queen's Girls are Doing. The Dramatic Club have decided to play "Stop Thief," a farce, and the cagte was chosen on Friday even- ing, with Miss MacFarlane as {Nell" and Miss Montgomery as "Madge." Miss O'Connor has picked a squad of eighteen out of which the six| 'best will be chosen for the intercol- legiate basketball team. The prac- tises will be twice a week. The, name of Y. W. C. A. has been changed to Queen's Women's Chrls- tian Association. Mrs. Arthur Clark; the hon. president, addressed the or- ganization on Wednesday. The year games of ground hockey will begin on Monday on the cam- pus. Arts '21 will play Arts '22. Saturday's Market. The collection on the market place 4n Saturday morning rather out- thmhbered ast week's quota, but no erial difference in prices resulted. The fine weather brought more far- mers in, but many of them came as much for their own shopping as to sell. There were over thirty atito- mobiles standing on the market with produce. Soon the wagons will be an oddity and then we'll commence to watch for the aeroplane farmer. The prices did not give joy to the buyers. Butter and eggs still elung tenaciously to. t clouds. Apples were a little better but still high. A great business was done in potatoes 4s many householders are getting a | stock in for the .winter months, Annual Hospital Meeting. . The annual meeting of the Prince Edward County Hospital, - Picton, was leld on 20th Oct. Owing to the absence of Mr. Davison, H. E. Hyatt occupied the chair. ~The report of the superintendent showed the nhum- ber of patients admitted during the year as follows : Picton, 87; county of Prince Edward, 205; other | counties in Ontario, 13: United | States, 2. Total 286. The following were elécted directors, R. Davison, Mrs. W. R. Browns, C. R. Beamish, | W. J. Carter, Dr. M. Currie, H. B. | Bristol, H. H. Horsey, Mra. Bedell, BE. B. Purtelle, Dr. Platt, Dr. Publow. At a subsequent { meeting of the new board, R, 3 5 president and C, B. eamish, sesretary-treasurer. : ---------- Death Followed Fall. After an {liness of a year the death of Mrs. Thomas H. Hubbs oc- | curred at the home of her son, Ge- | row Gore, Hallowell, off Nov. 3rd. | The * deceased, whose maiden name was Rsther Elisa Young, had not i been in good health for some time. +About a ypar ago she had a fall {from which she never racovered. A i family of three boys survive, Wil- { Ham, Ernest aad Ravid, all residing ity. } i NVICTS AND TRINKETS Penitentiary In=| Racy Local News and Items of ! Dr. Philp, | ji = the sama 1 Try the best package Tea--CHARM doa INCIDENTS OF THE 1 General Rublic Interest. res | Try Chadwick's Coal. Phone 67. |} Phone 1544 C. W. | Hi Pianos tuned. Lindsay. Ltd. Jos. Hodge, piano-tuner, §68W, or McAuley's: R. J. McLelland, Earl street, sailed | { | this week for England. ir Miss Esther Fyland, Cornwall, is | recovering after an operation for ap: |§ pendicitis at the Hotel Dieu Hos- | pital. 2 i Prof. J. L. Morison will speak on | § Sunday, Nov. 28th, in Convocation | Hall. cleared for Oswe, Jex cleared for Charlotte. After six months rental we will allow money paid in rental to apply | gu purchase of piano, C. W. Lindsay | td. Charm Tea is economical More eups to the pound. Dr. G. EB. Kidd, late professor of | anatomy in Queen's, has passed the | examination leading to the degree of Fellow of the Royal College of Sur- | geons of Edinburgh, Scotland. i Tea. | The Chinese student, H. Hwang, to | J have preached on the Bible Society's | work in St. James' and St. George's | was detained in Toronto and could not come, ) ' Heard Assessment Appeals. The Court-of Revision held a sitt- ing Friday afternoon to hear aesess- ment appeals, most of which were of a minor nature. There were only hal? | | a dozen appeals against property as-| sessment, and only one whole business section where the as- Yessment increase was the This appeal was disallowed. Less than $600 was allowed off property OF THE DAY) phone | i§ x i} Charm Tea is {rom the best gar- J dens. ° IB The steamers Jeska and Holcomb | and the steamer | § Popular Music . Popular Copyrights . Saturdag Book . Music Sale +++. +... Two for a Quarter. +s-+-v.......Ninety Cents Each, MOST POPULAR OPERATIC HITS Love Nest, Feather Your Nest, Avalon, When Honey Sings an Old Time Song, Swanee, Bagdad, Love Will Find a Way, for Two, Bachelor Gay, When Youre's in Love, Just Like a Gypsy, Tell Me Little Just Like the Rose, ga Bula Jing Jing, Young Man's Fancy, Love Boat, Honolulu from the | § fu The College Book Store | Telephone 919 a Paradise Defies O-Maria, Ji YPsy, 1nipol, Alice Blue Gown, Irene, yes, etc,, etc. Open Evenings | largest. pe appeals over half the city. The work : | of Assessor Mooers appeared to have been satisfactory to most of the rate- | payers. The Court of Revision, sits | again Saturday afternoon to take up | the balance of the appeals. | -------------- McGowan's to Open Again. The George A. McGowan cigar fac- tory on Rideau street, which has | been closed for some time on account | of fire, which caused considerable | damage, has been renovated, over- | hauled and refitted, and will re-open | on Monday. The machinery has been overhauled and all the apparatus | thorotighly cleaned and repainted in! preparation for starting operations in full swing the first of next week. Headaches From Slight Colds GROVE'S L. B. Q. tablets (Laxa- tive Bromo Quinine. tablets) relieve the Headache by curing the Cold. A tonic laxative and germ desbroyer. | Ask far GROVE'S L. B. Q.' tablets. | Look for signature of E. W. GROVE | on box. 30c. > | OUR ENORMOUS STOCK OF FURS, HATS, MILLINERY GOES AT BIG REDUCTIONS Many raw Furs have recently dropped in price in the world's biggest fur markets--our huge stock goes down at once to the [I new price levels. This means Hi a clearing sale of Furs right at | the season when they are niost || wanted -- the drop in price Ji comes at a good time for the I PONGEE SILK--Fine quality; and in all sizes . .. CREPE DE CHENE--Our showing of Crepe de Che ne Blouses easily leads the procession; White and Flesh shades GEORGETTE-~Very best quality; nobby styles and beautiful shades; wanted sizes See Our Window We are making a special showing of Ladies' Blouses--newest crea- tions and popular priced. VOILES--a big range of nifty styles; in sizes 34 to 42; gpecially priced at ..... . seeomes es. $2.50 and up. HABUTAI SILK--Wash Silk and in the popular shades; beautiful BLYIES ome eters ves ammnmns sis + + + one ~ me momine. $3.08 up" { | tescswens $8.50 and up | sate, | terresttecitt tsi ciamemes ce $0.05 up seseee. $0.50 up For a few days only of the many attractive bargains we show in Ladies' Cashmere Hose, Men's Wool Socks and warm Underwear for the family, 4 MONDAY 100 pairs of best quality IBEX Flannelette Blank ets--11-4 size for double beds~=White with Pink . or Blue Border. MONDAY SPECIAL, $2.95 PAIR : ' aa mem IN THE HALLS OF QUEEN'S The Arts Juniors Entertained the Freshmen on Friday, At a meeting of Arts '22 Friday af- ternoon, the juniors entertained the freshman year in that faculty. After the year's business had been dispos- ed of, a short programme was enjoy- ed. Miss 8. N. Macfariand and G. E. Wood favored with solos, and Prof. W. M. Conacher delighted the stu- dents with his sketches. One of the numbers was the reading of an amuse ing edition of the Arts '22 year paper. Refreshments brought the after- noon's entertainment to a olose. "The Aesculaplan society held a meeting on Friday for the installa- tion of the offjcers elected at the re- cent elections/ J. R. Third, the presi- dent-elect, addressed the meeting. The medical dance is to be held on Nov. 19th. : : - On Queen's lower campus yester- day afternoon, Meds. '23 took sweet revenge upon Science '23 for their defeat of a short time ago, by put- i! ting it over the engineers 7 to' 0 in With the reduced prices on Firs, we have cut the price of every article in our two large Hat Departments. This means that without reserve our entire duced prices. | --LADIES' HATS : ~~CHILDREN'S HATS { ~-MEN'S HATS All at bargain prices, ALL SALES FOR CASH George ils & Co stock will be sold at greatly re- | a friendly game of rughy. The fray was closely contested and was a bar- rel of fun for both spectators and players. The teams will likely play off the tie in the near future. in work there. Mrs. W.T. G. Brown presided, and Mrs. Richard Patterson rendered a solo. . : I Trueman, Sveniug preacher, Morning class at 9.45 o'clock; Sun- day school and Bible classes at 2.45 p.m; Epworth | p.m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday, § pm. This church has a, welcome for s quality teg'when Hitman # Monday, 81% STEPHEN STREET---Semi-detached brick; 7 rooms; gas; bath and toilet; large yards: $1,360 each. LOWER PATRICK STREET--Detached bungalows; 5 rooms each; improvements; large yard. $1,100 each. Terths can be arranged, : Complete list at office. E. W. MULLIN & SON Kingston Home Finders. Buyers ang Sellers of Meal Rotate, Phones 53%w and 539). JOHNSTON and DIVISION STRESTS, \ -- a | Saturday Specials ed Soles. tennnstsssPinneniinniin, " Men's Brown and Black Bluchers-- narrow wi toes. Special rr I aTIow a. wie Men's Velour Calf and Brown Calf Bals--narro H real classy shoes. Special toe; FOR THE WOMEN i Women's Kid Bals---brown back ; Military Heels. Spoctal. sorcerer ore Lous or Women's Brown Oxfords--Semi-brogu ; heel with plate. Special : ee; 4.95 a00 6.95 traserenaseneinin sl Steve J. Martin "Shoes of Merit and Distinction inction" a TIN . i U. 8 Captured. néwspaper Pravda, as quoted by London, *Nov. 6.---~The Uhited | wireless despatch trom the Stes mission in south Russia has {Soviet capital. The into the hands of Soviet {newspaper was headed by forces, jocording to the Moscow | Morel : 4 W Geperat