"SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1020. The First Bark Hickey's We are depending upon the enormous sale of this--the Best of all Cough Mixtures-- to enable us to keep it at the old price of 23 cents. All other mixtures have advanced to 35 and 40 cents, but we want the price and good quality to remain the same as before, POCKET WATCHES For Men--beautiful and reliable. Get it for a quarter at Best's The Popuiar Drug Store. Phone 5°. Open Sundays, Ee -- == DIAMONDS We can sell you a good Diamond be- cause we have chosen THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG! re I ------------ (Notice--Hereafter, the Whig, is common with uther papers all over Canada, wlll make a charge of $1 , or inserting an engagement, mar. rlage or reception announcement. To get the Whig's society writer, ta'ephone No. 857w., 189 Eafl street. 3, + # Mrs. J. Carl Murchie, Sydenham street, was the hostess of a very pleasant little tea on Thursday. The cosy, home-like rooms with their glowing grate fires, were filled with flowers and ferns, and in the dining room was the tea table, all pink and white, gleaming silver and dainty china. Pink and white chryanthe- mums in a silver basket were on the centre of chiffon, with its painted pink blossoms, and pink candles in silver candlesticks were on doilies of painted chiffon, lovely against the dark wood of the polished table ; here Miss Editih Carruthers made the tea with some of the younger girls as her assistants. ; ..e Miss Marguerite, Johnson street, re- turned on Friday, after a pleasant week's visit.with Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Sampson, Welland. . » » Mrs. Howard Kelly gave a very pleasant tea on Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Pettigrew who is leaving shortly for the west, "$ + Miss Parks, Napanee, the week-end in town. Miss Marion Aiten, Renfrew, spending a few days in town. Queen's professors and their wives turned out in full force to see Walter Hampden in the 'Merchant of Ven- ice", at the Gradd Opera House on Thursday evening. There weére sev- eral small supper parties after th play. : Mrs. J. Hutchison has. come down from Port Arthur to join her hus- band and is at present at 72 Syden- ham street. Miss Louise Mason, who made many friends in town while she was spent is Hospital, left for her home in Tor- to, today. Dr, R. B. Anderson, Toronto, was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Wil- son, Union street, during his stay in town, . . . Miss Marlon .Cooke, Montreal, { who will shortly be married to the Earl of Minto, spent the week-end | with Colonel and Mrs. Norman Stu- | | art Lesslie, Bagot street, and was one here as a ward aide at Sydenham | 3 on I PROBS:.--Sunday, rain, part of day. _ | SO A | Store Open Until 9.45. A O-NIGHT AT STEACY'S A splendid list of exceptional values that should prove of the greatest interest to thrifty Christmas shoppers. Keeley Jr, M.0.D.0. Mrs. W. J. Fair, Mrs. A. H. Fair | of the guests at the tea dance given and Mrs. Henry Wilkinson went up py Lady Macdonell at the command- to Napanee on Friday, with Howard |ant's quarters, Royal Military 'Col- only the best, and our HEATHER "'STOCKINGS--25 dozen Lovat and Heather mixed prices are as attrac- Insure Against After Regrets by Using Glasses Prescribed, Made and Fitted by Keeley Jr., M.0.D.0. The optometrist of to-day to do good work must not only be equipped with the best mechan- ical apparatus but must have that knowledge in its use WHICH ONLY LONG EXPERI. ENCE CAN GIVE. It is this combination of min) | | and machinery of experience || and equipment that makes Keeley's service unique Kingston. in = | Aut to Sorage Warm or Cold. ELLIOTT & WILLIAMSO | Phones: Shop 1039, Res." 1537J. 378% BROCK STREET The scheme for overseis settle- | Wanting anything dome In the carpea- tery line. » of repairs amd mew work; alse wood floors of all kinds. will | 285 Queen Street. me 'tive as the stones. SMITH BROS. Limited Jewelers - Established '1840, 350 King Street ------ THOMAS COPLEY Telephone 987. Estimates given on ds All erders receive prompt atteation. Shop President Frazee of the Boston { American League club has been ap- | yisitorg came in for a cup of tea and | proached by a syndicate of Boston- | o chat 'with the hostess and her !ians with an offer to buy the Red Sox. | mother, Mrs. ¥helps, Oswego, N.Y.. It is proposed to replace Hugh Duffy | who is with her. with "Bill" Carrigan. An Ottawa-Hull syndicate has made an offer for the Carpentier- Dempsey bout, and guarantees $250,- "7 000. Thirty-round-bouts are permis- sible in Quebec. The re-introduction of travelling ment of ex-service men will be ex- permits from -Ireland is being con- tended in Britain to the end of 1921. sidered by the British cabinet. HAVE YOU TRIED THE 50 WATT MAZDA WHITE LIGHT Prices reduced--splendid for reading. HALLIDAY ELECTRIC CO. "The Home of the "MAZDA" Cor. King and Princess - - Phone 94 6% GOLD t= fered in Canada. 287 BAGOT STREET. PROVINCE OF ONTARIO Due Ist December, 1935. Payable Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg. Interest payable Ist June and December. Denominations $500 and $1,000. Price 94.34, to yield 6.60%. € most attractive investment ever of- Bongard, Ryerson & Co. "The Home of uood Investments." - BONDS PHONE 1728. '}| lovely 'mums, were filled with visi- SMALL CASH PAYMENT Dow"™ "Table of Payments" Y 33nd p'mht $1.40 $1.50 | 34th p'm*y $1.50 50 [$150 eh Commencing Monday and Peter Fair, whose music was so | admired at the recital of sacred mu- | Isic they took part in a few weeks ago, that the ladies of St. Mary Mag- | |dalen's church invited them to play | {at their annual bazaar on the 3rd of | | December. Howard Fair, who is one | lof Kingston's coming violinists, play- | |ed several numbers to his brother | | Peter's 'accompaniment on the aso, | | and Peter's songs, as usual, brought | - gorth a storm of applause. These cle- | ver brothers sang and played togeth- ler many times before the audience | were satisfied. . . {. Mrs. Norman Fraser and the stu-| dent girls of "Queen"s Residence", | Earl street, entertained at the tea | hour on Friday, when their t guests were Mrs. Leadbeater and the girls | ,of the "Avonmore," and Mrs. Mere-| crip and the girls of the Y.W.C.A.| Mrs. Fraser received, and a few more | ladies, interested in the girls of | | Queen's, who for the most part were | | graduates of the univefsity, came in| | for a cup of tea and a chat on the | | A. M. S. elections. FE * | Mrs. Frederick Cays, Wellington | | street, received for the first time | this season on Friday, and many Beautiful sprays of the national flower of Japan were about the room in their tints of gold, and centered the tea table, where Mrs. W, W. Gibson made tea, assisted by Mrs. Herbert Steacy. » - > There was a dance in Grant Hall on Friday night, after the perfor- | mance of "Stop Thief," by Queen's Dramatic Club at the Grand Opera House. Those present included the cast and understudies of the play, as well as the cast of the one act play given by the society last month. Supper was a feature of the affair and the occasion on the eve of the A.M.S. elections a very jolly one. 8» Principal and Mrs. Bruce Taylor had a box party for the performance of 'Stop Thief," by Queen's Droemo- tic Club, at the Grand Opera House on Friday evening, who went up later for supper at the principal's residence. Those present were Dean and Mrs, Arthur Clark, Dean Skel- ton and Carl Sandberg. * - » | Mrs. R. J. Rodger, Earl street, {was one of the hostesses who re- |ceived on Thursday of this week, | when her cosy rooms, decked with | tors. Mrs. W. A. Jones was at the | tea table, with Miss Bertha White | as her assistant. | . *s = | McCallum, Brock | street, entertained at a delightful | tea on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. | Archie Pettigrew, who is leaving for | Calgary next week to reside, was the guest of honor. . Mrs. Willlam There have been several small teas and bridge parties this week, and more are arranged for next, in honor of Mrs, Francis Constantine, who will be much missed during her abseuce| from town. » * { Mrs. T. S. Scott, King street, wil | | entertain the wives of the men who belong to the Saturday night club, this evening; théir husbands coming iin later for a cup of coffee. 1 La . December 6th | "DANDERINL" | fg i { | i | . £, want you to have the same benefit 'that many other White Sewing Ma- chine users are receiving. We also want you to have a "WHITE Rotary Sewing Machine--thus, we give you these easy terms. You Need Hesitate Neo Just come and select the model you prefer and then you are properly equipped tor life, for "White Rotar- ies Don't Wear Out." Come To-day Pay a small cash pay- ment down and balance om easy weekly yments. See scale of payments, T.F. HarrisonCo. Limited |] This stimulating ""beauty-tonic" gives | to thin, dull, fading hair that youth- jj | ful brightness and abundant thick- 1]! Immediately after a "Danderine" § | ful, because each hair seems to fluff | acraggly. | Dr. and Mrs. William Nicholls, | Clarence street, entertained at"a/ven- | ison dinner Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Muilin and Girls! Save Your Hairl Make It Abundant! i | massage, your hair takes on new | life, lustre and wondrous beauty, ap- | pearing twice as heavy and plenti- Don't let your hair stay lifeless, colorless, plain or You, too, want lots of | long, strong, beautiful hair. | A 35-cent bottle of delightful | "Danderine" freshens your scalp, | checks dandruff and falling hair. and thicken. | ness--All druggists! | the engagement lege. Capt. E.' M. Cartmer, R. C. 0. C., London, Ont., is at the Chateau Belvi- dere. Henri de Mann, who has been lec- turing to the students of Queen's on | the "Psychology of Workmanship", and was the guest of principal and and Mrs. Bruce Taylor during his stay in town, has sailed for Brussels, where he will be on the staff of the Labor University. . te Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Davis left for Norfolk, Virginia, Saturday morning, | They will spend a day or two in New York and Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Sackett, Cape Vin- ce, N.Y., were in town this week at the Chateau Belvidere. Donald McDonald, Kingston, the guest of his mother, Mrs. M. Mec- Donald, Tweed, over Sunday. Mrs. Alcombrack, who spent the summer in Kingston, has again taken up residence in Tweed. Dr. Herbert G. Murfay, Owen Sound, who has been in the city for rd- | all absorbing topic of the day---the a few days seeing his niece, Marjorie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Mur- ray, Kensington avenue, who went under an operation for appendicitis, left for his home yesterday. G. MacDowall announces of her daughter, Elda, to Keith Pruyn Johaston, B.A., B.Sc. The marriage will take place in Toronto in December. (Continued on Page 8.) A MIGHTY CRUSH AT TURKEY FAIR It is Said That Some $75,000 Was Spent at the Napanee Market. (From Our Own Correspondent Napanee Dec. 4.--Dec, 1st and 2nd wa. turkey day in Napanee and surpassed all former years in volume of business and prices realized. Six car loads of fowl were shipped out of Napanee, and the money realized was close to $75,000. Turkeys brou- ght 48 to 50c; ducks and geese, 35¢; and chickens 30 to 35¢ per pound Buyers from all the large produce houses in Toronto and Montreal were present. From early morning streams of people arrived from every direction, all laden with the season's delicacy. By ten o'clock on Thurs- day it was almost impossible to drive through the throng that lined the s'=eets. The market could not ac- comodate one-quarter of the vehicles which were lined up for blocks in every direction waiting their turn to unload. In many instances the buy- ers intercepted them and purchased their load before they could get near the market. The carters have had a busy day, hauling the two days pifr- chases to the railway station. George Shorey, Vancouvef," B.C., is spending a couple of weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Caulfield Shorey. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sher- wood left yesterday for Ottawa, where they will spend a couple of weeks with their son Luman Sher- wood, before leaving for New York, ~ here they intend spending the win- ter with their daughter. Mrs, Clar- ence Vine, and little son Laurier, are visiting 'her mother, Mrs. Homer Miles. Judge McAuley and Mrs. Me- Auley, of Yukon, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Davy for a few days. Ernest Loyst has returned from Car- man, where he has spent the past thtee months. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bel] left this week to reside in Ham- ilton. Paul Killowin has sold his barber shop to Arthur Young. Mrs. E. ---- TAKEN BACK TO NAPANEE No Startling Evidence Given In Case of James Young. James Young, charged with the murder of his wife at Kaladar, and Fwho was committed for trial, was taken to Napanee jail, to await the sprin- assizes. He was.committed by Magistrate Rankin, Napanee. Crown attorney Wilson conducted the prose- cution, and the accused was repre- sented by his counsel, Mr. Simpdon, Napanee. A despatch from Kaladar says: "Several witnesses were examined, the principal ones being Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. The latter at first declined to testify, declaring she had come all the way from Hamilton and wanted her witness fee first. The evidence was not of a startling naturg, but the magistrate considered it sufficieat to warrant commitment." BROTHERS ARE NERVOUS Would Imitate Prince in Making Tour. London, Dec. 4--Enthusiastic ac- counts given by the Prince of Wal in the royal family circle, of - experiences, during his recent Em- pire trip are said to have raised a kcen desire on the purt of his bBro- thers, Princes Albert, Henry" and George, to g0 on similar voyages. The Prince of Wales is reported to be' writing a preface on a book of photographs taken during his trip, which will be sold for the benefit of n was | ALOE ETE ' English Cashimerette Hose. Rare valuesat $1.75. To-night $1.48 SILK STOCKINGS --600 pairs of Thread Silk Hose; in colors black, cordovan and navy; bought at half of the manufacturer's cost; reg. $2.50; while they last . . ..... To-night, 98¢c. TTT EAE RACER Last Call To-night To Steacy's greatest Xmas. Hosiery Sale--for all "the family. Sale Price Less 25%,. 75c. is worth a $1 bill in our Hosiery de- partments to-night. SILK UNDERSKIRTS--72 beautiful Silk Underskirts; in colors of Amethyst, Purple, Navy, Paddy, Copen, Brown and Black: reg. $8.75 to $11.00. Your choice. ..... ........ To-night, $5.95 MEN'S GIFT TIES--120 Men's Silk Neck Ties: in a broad assort- ment of handsome colors; full shape: our entire $1.50 range, on specialsale .......................,.... Tonight $1.00. LINEN ROLLER TOWELS--60 only, Linen Ro.ler Towels, with red selvage; 2} yards long; worth $1.50 each. . .. . To-night 98c¢. WHITE F LANNELETTE--800 yds. of extra heavy weight White Flannelette; our regular 50c. to 60c. values. On sale to-night 39¢. WHITE COTTON--1,500 yds. of fine, even, gnod weight Bleached Cotton, with slight stains from machinery, hardly noticeable; worth regularly 45c.ayard. .. ............... To-night, 23c. Gift Handkerchiefs Boxed 25c. each 500 boxes of Gift Handkerchiefs -- one daintily embroidered Handkerchief in a pretty Xmasbox; regular value, 35c. FONIGHT ......, .......... 5. 000 ose ---- TO BELIEVE CATARRHAL DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES If you have Catarrhal Deafness or are hard of hearing or have head noises go to your druggist and get 1 ounce of Parmint (double strength) and add to it 4 pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar. Take 1 tablespoontul four times a day. This will often bring quick relief from the distressing" head noises. Clogged nostrils should open, breath- ing become easy and the mucus stop dropping into the throat. It is easy to prepare, costs little and'is pleasant to, take. Anyone who has Catarrhal Deatness or head noises shou.d give this prescription a trial--advt. a blind soldiers' hospital. Since his return to London, the Prince has been giving a series of small dinner parties to his intimate friends at St. James Palace, which is now pretty well stocked with sou- ven'*s of his tour. He makes an ex- cellent host -and he has a fund of amusing anecdotes about his experi- encep abroad. - He is mond of playing rackets and Clab, off Picadilly. A keen follower of the chase, he has recently bought several new hunters, and he is keep- ing up family traditions by accepting the chairmanship of the West Nor- folk" Hounds, a position 'which his gwifnming at the fashionable Bath | ' Please Shop Early." "The Store With the Christmas Spirit." is ready with large stocks of beautiful Novelty and Practical Gift Suggestions to aid the early Christmas shoppers. Steacy's - Limited | "The store that forced prices to new low levels" Sm EET NEW FALL BOOTS All Leather Goodyear Welts--in Black and Brown. Our price . $10.00 (We carry no shoddy) RUBBERS and SPATS JACK JOHNSTON'S SHOE STORE Phone 231) grandfather, King Edward, held for many years. He is also coming to the fore: .s a cattle breeder. At the recent Birmingham Cattle Show, he took three prizes with three heads of Aberdeen Angus cattle from his Dart- moor farm, near' Princetown. Q A fool can do more damage in six minutes than a wise man can undo in six months. There is very little waist material in a fashionable evening gown. 70 Brock St. ~--y U.F.0. Clubs Exclude Press. Renfrew, Dec. 4.--There is con- siderable comment here on the fact that U.F.O. Clubs of South Renfrew have announced that the anyfial meeting at Eganville, Tuesday, willbe closed to the press, a course never before adopted. All sorts of rumors are afloat hinting at a split in the party over the selection of a candi ' date for Parliament. There are c thousand good talkers to one good thinker.