(Founded 1847) Big Consignment of New OVERCOATS Just placed in stock the best values shown this season -- all new, up-to-date SPECIAL models. $25.00 up to $40.00 Odd lines. WHILE THEY LAST SALE OF ODD OVERCOATS . Values $25.00 to $30.00. Take your choice for $19.50 Sizes 35 to 44. Livingston 'S 75-79 BROCK STREET If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk AND Private Phone 865. ONS ii: Public 458-459. Wholesale 1767. ~~ Extra Good Values SATURDAY CHOICE WESTERN BEEF Prime Rib Roasts, 1b. . . . 18c Round Bone Should- er Roast, Ib. . 12}e. Boiling Cuts, Ib. . 8c. Sirloin Steaks, Ib si 22. Thick Rib Roasts, 1b. . . . 14c. Meaty Pot Roasts, Ib... .10c Round Steaks, Ib.......... I8c. Stewing Cuts, Ib. 6c. SELECTED SPRING LAMB Loin Roasts, Ib. 28c. Fronts, meaty cuts, b.....:..;.20c Guaranteed fine, large, dian st Per dozen .......47c na- Breasts and Stewing Cuts, Ib. .... 15. Shoulder Chops, b.......... 28¢ Boiling Loin Chops, Ib. 00... 35. Roasting Chickens-- Special prices Sat- urday. Stewing or Fowl. fi Hams, Ib. .... 25 § Superior. Mild Cured Cottage Ralls, Ib. ... 32 Bread, P. flaky pastry, ~ Hand-picked White Beans 4 Ibs for 25¢, Good cooks prefer Anderson's Pure Lard, per Ib. * - LOCAL NEWS. | Brief items of Interest Picked Up by the Whig Re- porters Tweddéll's Sale of Overcoats, $19. Regd the ads of new Jdevices that | will relieve you of some of your {arduous work. Mr. Swaine, piano 'uner. Orders received at 100 Clergy street west. | Thora Sodw. \ December comes in on the prover- vial unlucky Friday. The month will have five Fridays, Saturdays Sundays. | Tweddell's Sale of Overcoats, $19. | The light fall of snow on Friday night gave the "kiddies" their first | slide of the season, and they had a great time. | Quite a number of Kingston foot- | ball fans left on the early trains on [Saturday for Toronto, to witness Queen's-Argos game. Tweddell's Sale of Overcoats, $19. Calvary church tea and sale, Thursday, Nov. 30th, from 2:30 to 5:30. Admission 10c, concert at & p.m. Admission 25¢c. Dr. Alfred Lavelle, of the Ontario Board of Parcle, will be the speak ir at the Convocation Service in Queen's University at 7 p.m. Sunday. People don't look at the sky for store news. They read the ads. The beautiful doll boudoir lamp, previously mentioned, was donated to the Hotel Dieu bazaar by Miss Mary Donaghue, Montreal. Tweddell's Sale of Overcoats, $19. Following the game this aftes- noon, the Queen's team will be the guests of the Argonauts at a dinner in the clubhouse on Dowling avenue. See our exclusive line of Chrisi- mas cards, embossed with your own crest, initial or monogram. Call at once. The Jackson Press, Wellington street. Dr. Bruce Taylor, principal of Queen's University, will give an address at the High B8chool Com- mencement, Tweed, on Dec. 11th, The funeral of the late Mrs. Rhoda Sharpe took place on Friday from her late residence, 103 King street west, to Cataraqul! cemetery, under the direction of James Reid, under- taker. Rev. W. HE. Kidd officiated. Tweddell's Sale of Overcoats, $19. Thé Rex company was greeted by a big house at the Grand Friday evening when it again produced the comedy, "And She Turned Up," in which William Yule is the chief fun- maker. The same play will be given tonight. Next week the company will produce "His Majesty." See our special Christmas cards. 25 cards and envelopes, printed in gold in all shades, $1.50. The Jack- son Press, Wellington street. The Catholic Womenis League of Portsmouth held a very enjoyable euchre and dance on Friday evening, with the usual large attendancs. : light, : rg Miss Madge Daly and Neville Me- Guire were the lucky winners dn- nounced after the games, and latar dancing was enjoyed. Refreshments were served during the jntermission, ANTHONY RANKIN, M.P.P. Thanked For His Efforts in Securing Protection at Railway Crossings. At the closing sessibn of the Frontenac county council on Satur- day morning, the following motion, moved by Councillors James Halli- day and J. A. B. Clark, was carried by a unanimous vote: "That this council desires to ex- press its thanks to Anthony Rankin, M.P.P., for his efforts in securing, without cost to the county, the diver- sion of the main highway through Collin's Bay, thus eliminating two dangerous railway crossings. We also desire to express our apprecia- tion of the work being done by the suburban road area commission." Kingston Symphony Orchestra. Almost every city is aiming at having a Symphony Orchestra. Through the untiring efforts of Mr Telgmann and the associates, the Kingston Symphony Orchestra hay for the past twelve years or more given annual concerts with genuine art stic results, though sometimes financially discouraging to its mem. bers, A local organization, such a: the Symphony Orchestra, should re- ceive the support of every citizen, becausé it is an educational organiz- ation for the risins generation. Therfore, those, who are ever realy to support outside attractions, should 2lso show a little interest in heir own talent. We are just as musically and educationally rich, per population, as any other city in Canada. Think it over. The King- ston Symphony Orchestra will give their annual concert in the near fu- ture. : ! ------------ Late John Patterson. . John Patterson, a former resident of Pittsburg, passed away at Toron- to on Friday. The deceased was sev- entyinine years of age, and for many years was in the employment of the Massey-Harrls Company, Toronto. His wife predeceased him some years ago. He is survived by ome Miss Ger HUME fa Toronto: {we Brace | James, Kingston, and Robert, Tor. s ove tv ee and |" SENATOR OSCAR UNDERWOOD Of Albama, ig retiring from the lead- ership of the Democratic group dn the U. 8. Upper House. INDOOR RIFLE SHOOTING. To Be Commenced by the Princess of Wales' Own Regiment. It is learned that the Princess of Wales' Own Regiment contemplate reviving the old regimental rifle as- sociation with which end in view a meeting of all those interested in rifle' shooting will be called for an early date in the new year, for the purpose of formulating plans and making the necessary preparations. It is also the intemtion of the commanding.officer that the associa- tion take up indoor rifle shooting on miniature ranges, and that practice in this branch shall commence as early in the new year as possible and shall be conducted one evening every week. AppMcation will be made by the regiment to enter a team in the Indoor Rifle League which includes teams throughout the whole dominion. It is considered thaf this will at- ford excellent practice especially for recruits and the younger shots who will, thereby, have an epportunity of perfecting themselves in the elements of rifle shooting prior to theit an- null practice on the service ranges at Barriefleld in the Spring, when it | Is expected that a full nine weeks will be occupied before the whole of the unit has fired its course. While the formation of the rifle association is no new departure for the Princess of Wales' Own Regi- ment, activity in this branch has been more or less dormant and its revival will, it is expected and hop- ed, provide, not only the means of imparting elementary instruction to the young aspirants, but will supply the foundation for much recreation and friendly competition amongst all ranks. -- Made a Good Collection. The campaign on behalf of the blind netted $850, and as the obfe. tive was $1,000, the local commitee talled by less than $200. Any who were missed by the collectors and who wish to conttibute may send their money! to the treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Ells, 165 King street, east. EE ------------------------ -- CPPLPLE CP EE PRI RD * LIVES WERE LOST AND BARGES WRECKED Syracuse, N.Y., Nov. 25.-- Two lives lost, four wheat- laden barges believed sent to the bottom, and four others piled up on Verona beach, comprised the toll of a sud- den storm on Oneida lake yesterday. The dead are James Specht, Tonawanda, iy George Gross, Miami, a. CPP PR b IIb Ebb OPN CFP PL SEP BIE E00 * SEPP 24200000000 ---- Word was received in Montreal from London and the Calcutta Sweep- stakes, most famous of all betting pools, is to be suppressed by the In- dian Government. * Tweddell's Sale of Overcoats, $19. DAILY MEMORANDUM, St. Andrew's Church tea a ale, Thuraday, Ne 30th. eafang sdly, on Euchre at House of Providence post- poned until December 4th, PRINTERS ARSON CROLIER & EDGAR BURNS. On Rovember 25th, 1923, Mary Esther upre, beloved wi Fred R. Burns, aged 38 vearar® of # fer ortamouth. 3 riends and acquaintances are r - fully invited to attend. ® Tsonent PATTERSON--At 12 Harvard A Toronto, John Patterson, formerty of Pittaburg, in his 80th year. Punstal, whl sks pias Monddy seve. n val o , Cataraqui Cemetery. ¥ Fain to DAILY BRITISH WHIG. JLAIDLAV & SON LIMITED KINGSTON'S FAVORITE SHOPPING PLACE Phones 754-755. Open until 9.30 LAIDLAW'S Saturday Night Sales STARTING AT 7.30 O'CLOCK 20 DOZEN LADIES' - Cashmere Stockings SPECIAL FOR TO-NIGHT Regular Value $1.25-$1.50 C A sale of Ladies' All-Wool Cashmere nary low price--69c. Stockings at the extraordi- They are sub standards -Stockings that have slight imperfections in the feet or tops but NOT IN THE LEGS. The slight runs and small holes which appear in these Stockings are neatly darned and the careful observer will have flaw. to look twice. to detect the All sizes, these Stockings come in plain and ribbed weaves, and in such favored shades as-- Brown and Green Heather, Fawn, Sponge. MEN'S Flannelette Nightshirts one *1.25 # An exceptional offering that will be of great interest to the men. FLANNELETTE NIGHTSHIRTS made from excellent quality Flannel- ette in a range of assorted patterns. NIGHT SHIRTS that are made in large, roomy sizes, regular way for $2.00. Sizes 15, 16 and 17. Regular value $2.00. and sell in the MEN'S * Flannelette Pyjamas SPECIAL g 1.69 @ I'O-NIGHT $2.76 PYJAMAS ARE ON SALE 1 O-NIGHT FOR ONLY $1.69 ! Made from a beautiful, soft quality Flannelette--they are well SeWn-- the sizes are"big and roomy d come In an assortment of striped patterns. PYJAMAS of good quality that will give excellent wear and service. Sizes 36, 38, 40 and 44. Regular value $2.75. WOMEN OF GOOD TASTE WILL BE DELIGHTED WITH OUR NEW very mew styles in Patent, White Kid, Grey Black Suede, Silver Cloth. Prices from-- 75 UP, to show these goods whether buy or not. e will be pleased you