uaury, Fur Coat Values THAT DESERVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION FROM $300 AND UP. PERSIAN LAMB We show thém Sable trimmed as low as $225 UP TO $450 according to style, quality and length. MUSKRAT BEAU. TIFUL COATS $118.00 to $275.00. CHOKERS IN FOX, MINK, KOLINSKY, SQUIRREL, » SABLE, MARTINS, ETC., ETC. showing some very fart models in this popular , ces range according to quality, style and length. From $165.00 to $800.00 MARMOT COATS 86 to 40 Inches long, $65 to $90 Childrens White Comey FISHER, GREY ohn McKay Limited » CANADA Make Everybody Happy Christmas Day. Christmas Stockifig Suggestion A Bar of Oh Henry and A Bar of Oh Mabel oJ : THIS WEEK ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 35c. a lb. Box ASSORTED NUT MILK CHOCOLATES 49c¢. a 1b. Box MARAS(HINOG CHERRIES 49¢. a Ib. Box ASSORTED SATINS 35¢. a Ib. Jar New York Candy Store pe | A LONELY "BUDDY" | LOOKING FOR A GIRL War Veteran Was Stationed at Kingston For Four Months. _ The Whig has received a letter from C. M. Johnson, First Company, D.B.G., Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, U.S.A, in which he asks the editor to publish a request for him. This man served for four years in the Canadian army during the war, be- ing attached to the Field Artillery. For four months he was stationed at Kingston, and it seems that he made many friends here, especially among the ladies, and grew to be very fond of the old Limestone City., He was twice wounded during his overseas eervice and was one of the first to enlist, although American born. He is now with the United States Army at the above mentioned ad- dress and according to his letter says: "I wish, by your help, to be- come acquainted with some lady, maiden or widow, to write to and to be friends with as, the truth is I am lonely and lonesome for the friend- ship of & true Christian woman." CHRISTHAS Granulated Sugar ...10 Ibs. SOc. ] Creamery Butter Island Rolls and Prints Fancy Seediess Raisins .. Guaranteed Eggs Shredded Whent ° Oranges, per dozen 29e. Faney Mixed Candy; per Ib. 25. Plums Puddings Mixed Nuts, all new), per Ib. 230. Sweet Wrinkle Peas, per tin 23. New Dates 3 Ibs. 330. 1 Peas, 1 Corn, 1 Tomatoes 30¢. Old English Mince Meat ... 19e. Sweet Cider, Celery. Please or : der early and save the difference © E =, w The young soldier seems to have every element of sincerity and good faith in his letter, and it would be & good Christmas or New Year's gift for him to receive a letter from a nice Canadian girl. Here's a chance to do a good turn for. a lonely buddy, girls. ---------------- Canadian Pacifie. 180 Wellington st., report the foi- lowing arrivals of thelr steamships: Melita from St. John arrived Cher- bourg Dec. 17th, 11 a.m., Southamp- ton Dec. 17th 7 p.m., and Antwerp Dec. 19th 2 p.m. Metagama from St. Glasgow Dec. 23rd. Minnedosd from Antwerp, Havre and Southampton due St. John Dee. 22nd 10 p.m. | Montealm from St. John due Live erpool Dees 20th 8 p.m. Empress of Asia from Vancouver due Hong Kong Dec. 22nd. Empress of Canada from Vancouve er due Yokohoma Dec. 26th, and Hong Kong Jan. Tst. John due Empress of Russia from Hong kane Princess Kong, and Yokohoma due Vancouv- er, Dec. 18th, 8 p.m. Rex At Tremton. A Trenton correspondent writes as follows: "The Rex Stock mpany have come and gone, having paid a flying DAILY BRITISH Late Mrs. Hamilton. The deatk todk place at Sharbot ! Lake of Lydia Parish, widow of D. P. Hamilton, who was born in Athens seventy-five years ago. Deceased re« sided in Smith's Falls after her mar- riage and remained there until the death of her husband, sixteen years ago. Two daughters survive, Mrs. W. H. Mallett, Sharbot Lake, at | whase home she died, and Mrs. | ofute wougias, of Calgary. Burial was made at Smith's Falls. | Late Mrs James Leslie, The funcral of the late Mrs. James | Leslie took. place from her late resi- | dence, 71 Nelson sireet, to Cataraqui | cemetery on Thursday afternoon. ! There was a large attendance of re- latives and friends. The casket was banked with beautiful f.owers, ex- pressing the esteem and affectionate regard .n which the deceased was un- iversally held. Rev. J. 8. LaFlair officiated at the peligious service held in the louse, and he was as- sisted by Rev. Douglas Laing. After | the services, the cortege proceeded | to the cemetery. The pall bearers were P. 8. Mahood, G. W. Mahood, | H. Breathwaite, E. C. Singleton, W. | G. Frost and F. H. Rutherford. GUIDE TO R. M. C. -- Just Completed By The Job Press or | Braise Whig. | Fresh from the Whig job press for | the Ohris.mas Beason, comes a "Guide to The Royal Mi.itary College i of 'Canada," which, beautifully il- | lustrated and issued in close co-0p- eration with the College authorities, | will form a treasured souvenir for | al. who have pleasant memories ot | the Institution across the Bay. | The book is profusely {llustratea with views of The Royal MPiary | College and the descriptive matter 13 of intense interest to all. While or- igina.ly in.ended asa help to visit- ors and tourists going over the in- stitucion, ft is something which all friends of the College wil. be glad to | have. Many improvements have been made at the College, and the Guid. | explains them in detail. The Co.lege has many tradi.lons and the pook shows their importance. Printed on a coated paper and re- .afled at the popular price of 2d, It offers to citizens and visitors a means of obtaining a beautiful souy- enir of the Limestone City and Can- ada's Wes. Point. Though only prec ed on sale on Thursday morning, many expressions of admiration have been received regarding the artistic manner in which the book has been printed, and it is antidipated that the first edition printed will be speedily exhausted. The Guide to the R.M.C. can be purchased at Uglow's, College Book Store, McAuley's Book Store, MeGa.l's Cigar Store, Baker's Cigar Store, or at the office of the Whig. LATE J. A. WELSTEAD, a Burial of Aged Horseman 'took Place On Friday. The funeral of the late John A. Welsiead took place from his late residence, 444 Albert - street to Bydenham cemetery at 10 a.m. Friday, and was largely attendea by relativ. d friends. It was also thé occasion for the attendance of numerous tracksmen who knew the deceased intimately, and held him in high esteem for his great zeal, hig integri.y, his fine sporting spirit that made him a leader among the horse- men and won for him a lasting place in the affections of the fraternity. While the family asked that flowers be omitted, beautiful wreaths were sent from ome organizaiions. ' Rev. J. de P. Wright, rector of Si. Luke's church, officiated, and the religious service was most m= pressive. Twelve pall bearers were chosen to carry the: casket, sx at nn A in mn, Christmas visit to Trenton on Monday and Tues- day. The plays for the two mights were "Nothing But the Truth" on' Monday, afid "Grumpy" on Tuesday, | both being thoroughly enjoyed by | large audiences. Trentonians hope that this company will pay anothe: visit and vary our somewhat limstea {and monotonous form of public en- tertainment ,* a WHIG. -- CHARLES REX . PAGAN LOVE .. FLOWING GOLD SHADOW OF THE EAST CAPPY RICKS RETIRES THE COUNTRY BEYOND BABBITT 4 HOUSE OF MOHUN TRIONA .." THIS FREEDOM THE PHONE 919, HEAD OF THE HOUSE OF COOMBE .., OVER 'ERE AND BACK HOME .. -- mm The Best Fiction Gifts of the Season DISCOVERY OF ENGLAND ... « B. M. HULL, author of "The Sheik." «+ FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT. PETER B. KYNE. ++: JAS. OLIVER CURWOOD. SINCLAIR LEWIS, author of Main Street. thse stnensannne GEO. GIBBS. sesess WM, J. LOCKE. «PR O dD, «+ wd. M. 8. HUTCHISON, author of "When Winter Comes." ¥ CHUMS ANNUAL, the biggest selling Juvenile book in the world. REPRINTS of Year's Most Bo from of the world's leading and most popular writers. COLLEGE BOOK STOR pular Fiction -- over 1,000 "to choose E OPBN NIGHTS Asomp------ ------ To-night and Saturday $5.00 AND $6.00 BLOUSES, $1.98 Voile and Silk Blouses--beautiful styles, all sizes. $5.00 and $6:00---for . ....0, .... . oi ii) inci Bass $1.98 + $25.00 TRICOTINE DRESSES, $11:95 Navy Blue Tricotine Dresses, Novelty and Tailored styles-- all the season's newest and smartest models, beautifully embroidered, nar- row girdles. All sizes. Reg. $25. line. Clearingat . ... $11.98 each 2» AFTERNOON DRESSES, $15.00 A few pretty Afternoon Dresses in Canton Crepe, Crepe Romaine and Satin--made with the panels, drapes, over-tunics, round and V shape necks, long and loose flowing sleeves. Black. Regular up to $37.00. Our price, Colors: Navy, Brown, toclear ..........$15.00 6 only, Children's Winter Coats--2 to 6 $8.00 each. To clear Cites aaa LADIES' COATS, $3.50 years--regular up to SPECIALS Boudoir Caps .... wear «be sae chiefs Infants' Mitts and Bootees-- 40c. and 50c. lines for . . 25¢. Men's Fleece-lined Under- Children's Fancy Handker- : FOR THE HOME Floor Mats, all sizes . . $1.25 up Floor Rugs, all makes and sizes. Congoleum Rugs, all sizes, Eiderdown Comforters vrreee ceria... $13.50 up Cotton Comforters . . .$3.25 up . vu 396, " 75¢. Newman & Shaw THE. ALWAYS BUSY STORE the residence and six at the cem- etery. Those at the resilience were: J. Hoppes, L.. G. Guess, R. Patter- son, W. 8. Gordon, Fred. Metcalfe, Blake Thompson. After the service the cortege proceeded to Sydenham cemetery were interment was made. The procession on Albert stree, was a long one, many of tho#é in attend- ance going to Sydenham by motors. Protect Your Health, The Tonic and Laxative Effect of Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets will keep thea system in a healthy condition and thus ward off all at- tacks of Colds, Grip or Infiuenza. 30¢. Made in Canada. For Sale or To Rent, 22 Upper William Street New detached brick dwelling, four bedrooms, reception hall, living" room, dining room, and kitchen, pantry, hardwood floors, electric _ lights, gas, large three-piece bathroom, good cellar, furnace, hot and cold water, right of way in rear. BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE. Fire Insurance at Lowest Rates Shoppe One More 0 Day Then Christmas | Those who have left a share of their buying until the last day may come to this stare and buy with confidence. This is a safe place to shop when you are in a hurry w<you must get satisfaction here -- we guarautee it. 'Last Day Gift Suggestions. FOR LADIES. dian Shoes, Umbrellas, Pretty Hats, Fur lined Gloves, ete. - FOR MEN Fur Coats, Caps, Collars, Gloves, Canes, Umbreilas, Indian Shoes, Yelour Hats, Cloth Caps. Fur Coats,