THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG mrasrInes EVERY WEEK Fur Coat AT McKAY'S Quality for quality, our values are' un- beatable. Satisfac- tory credit terms may be arranged. Special values in CHOKERS in all Furs. Write for Catalogue. "& nse John MeKay Limbed KINGSTON, CANADA 149-157 BROCK STREET - AUTO STROP Gold Plated Autostrop PRIRSOc plete with two blades, and one strop =~ = SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ! J Branigan's Drug Next to Strand Theatre 268 PRINCESS ST. STORE LIMITED 'Phone 18, - \YOU BUY WHEN! | Piano appeals to the most ascethetic taste. The exceptional tone quality in the Weber HEAR FOR YOURSELF AND BE CONVINCED. AT C. W. | | of Portsmouth penitentiary, An 1deal Time for Picture Making is Autumn. Whether a hunt or a hike, _have your Kodak ready for the Hi pictures you're sure to want. A full supply of Films always on hand at MAHOOD Drug Co. Ltd. Corner Vrincess and Bagot Sts. Telephone 519. $8.00 88c. .84c. Friday and Saturday .. | Belleville Creamery, Ib. .. Belleville Whey Butter . . { Lemons--Lemons----dos. ..12¢c., | | Blue Rose Rice ... il Fresh Rolled Oats 534 Ibs. 25¢c. i Cholce, new Beans . 's Matches (last lot) 8 boxes for I Excellent Black Tea, Ib. . . | Fancy, new Prunes ..3 lbs. 25¢. Baking PLEASE ORDER EARLY. Cullen's CASH AND CARRY § | made so pleasant kindness under || that we have been moved to give ex- Hi pression to our feelings in this form f tokens of our regard, we feel sure I! not because of any possible intrinsic .8 Ibs. 25c. | || enjoy together many more years of .4 lbs. 25¢. | 28c. [ll| prise, but in a neat address, returned || his sincere thanks to the membérs i| of the staff for their kind gifts. He il} spoke of his long period of the ser- il; vice, and of the warm Inendsnim he i| had made. 1c. | il | the veteran official during his term ll | of office. Gn one occasion he was pre- ll | sented with a watch and on another ll | occasion with a chain and locket. iT PRESENTATION T0 VETERAN MESSENGER] - Mr. WM. J. Kennedy Remem- bered by Staff at Ports- mouth Penitentiary. y ene Mr. Michadl J. Kennedy, the vet- eran messenger at Portsmouth peni- tentiary, who vecently retired, was given a very pleasant surprise late on Thursday afternoom, when he was called to the north gate of the institution, and there he was made the recipient of a handsome chair, along with a pipe and pouch, from the members of the prison staff. The gifts were accompanied by an ad- dress which referred to the cordial relations existing between Mr. Ken- ' nedy and every member of the staff and also to his splendid service of over fifty-two years at the institu- tion. Warden J. C. Poasford gave an address, in which he took occasion to refer to the long and useful ser- MICHARL J. KENNEDY vice rendered by Mr. Kennedy. The latter, he said, had carried out his duties faithfully and well, and wag retiring with the best wishes of the entire staff. Mr. P. M. Beaupre read the ad- dress and Mr. James Tweddell made the presentation. The Address Presented. The address, which was signed by Warden J. C. Pounsford and P. M. Beaupre, instructor, on behalf of the staff reads as follows: "Dear Mr. Kennedy: The under: signed, your associates on the staff take this opportunity, at the time you are completing your fifty-second year of conti service, of expressing in a tangible form their high regard for you. "Some of us on the staff have been associated with you through almost your entire tenure of' office; others have experienced the pleasure of your affable and loyal attachment to this institution for only a short time, and the association has been by your genial all circumstances "In presenting to you these slight you will accept them in the spirit in which they are tendered to you, and value they may possess. "Our cordial wishes are that, on your retirement, you and yours will health and happiness." Mr. Kennédy was taken by sur It 1s of interest to note that this was the third presentation made to Mr. Kennedy not only made many riends through his connection with 'he prisofi, but also through the city and district and all join in extending best wishes to him. | OBITUARY | © The Late Miss V. R. Morrison. Following a scalding received about a fortnight ago, Miss Victoria successful in the studies she id to pursue. For nine a clérk in the Ontario reer emer NAMES OF THE STAFF. For the Agriculture and Economics Soume at Harrowsmith, Ilowing constitute the staff of The 8 hoo! of Elementary "Agri culture and home economics to be held in Harrowsmith during the three months beginning Dec. 1st: Principal, A. W. Sirett, B.S.A., Kingston. = Assistants, A. W. Mackenzie, B. S.A, Kingston and Miss Florence Reek, Blenheim. Agriculture--Animal husbandry, A. W. Mackenzie, B.S.A., Kingston; field husbandry, Harry SirStt, B.S. A., Brighton; poultry husbandry, E. E. Snyder, B.8.A., 0.A.C., Guelph; farm dairying, Ross J. Quirie, B.S. A, MS. Toronto: veterinary science, 'J. A. Sinclair, V8. Cannington; horticulture vegetable growing, Harry BSA. Brighton; soils and fertilizers, physics and chemistry, N. J. Thomas, BS.A., 0.A.C., Guelph; drainage and land surveying, A. W. Sirett, B.S#A., Kingston; farm me- chanics, Edwin Newsome, Weston; gas engines and farm tractors, J. Horace Shaw, B.S.A., Hespeler; ag- ricultural botany, economic entomo- logy, bacteriology, W. G. Evans, B. S.A, MS, 0.AC., Guelph; farm management, civics, co-operative marketing, C. M. Lee, BS.A., Paris; apiculture, W. R. Agar, Brooklin; farm forestry and birds, Lionel Stevenson, BSA, MS, OAC, Guelph; farm arithmetic, A. W. Mac- flenzie, B.B.A., Kingston; public speaking, A. W. Sirett, BS.A, Kingston. Home economics--Household seci- ence, Miss Florence Reek, Blenheim; home nursing and first aid, Mrs. M B. Lowe, Toronto; sewing,. Miss Edith Collins, Ancaster; millinery, Mrs. James Allen, Toronto. A Bargain in Men's Trousers. Men's extra strong working trou- sers in nice, neat dark patterns to go at $2.39 a palr, sizes 32 to 43, for ten days. only. The Lion Cloth- ing Co. Pricéd List for Saturday. Blue grapes 36c basket; Delaware grapes 40c; Red Roger grapes 50c; peaches $1.00 basket; pears 35c¢ to 765¢ basket; quinces 60c small bas- ket at Carnovsky's. \ "Kingston's Famous Fur Store" ur Coat Week - COME. TO-MORROW ina N This has beem FUR COAT WEEK in our store and if you have not yct/ seen our womder- ful display of Fur Coats, come to-morrow. Folks from far and near have been buying Far Coats here week in spite of the mild er. - There's no- thing like being ready for the g cold days, which will, soon and || . Sirett, | FRIDAY, OCTOBER L 8 an False Faces, Masks, Favors NEW STOCK -- EVERYTHING FOR PARTIES FOR HALLOWEEN MOORE'S 206-6 WELLINGTON STREET RRO I SUSE =. A 1B Saturday is the Last Day for the Big Congoleum Rug Sale SATURDAY SALES $1.25 HEATHER HOSE, 75c. Women's All Pure Wool English Heather Hose in two good shades, Coating and Fawn. Fancy ribbed in all sizes. This is a spe- cial buy. A regular $1.25 quality. On sale Saturday WOMEN'S VESTS, 75c. BLOOMERS, 75k. Women's heavy Winter weight | Women's Winter weight Bloom- Vests, half and no Sleeves. ers, elastic top and bottom. | . I5e¢. Special ..... .... 56 INCH SERGE, $1.00 56 inch, all pure Wool Navy Blue Serge -- beautiful shade and nice firm weight. Note the width and the price $1.00 yard SCOTCH WOOL SHIRTS, $1.25 Men's. heavy Scotch Wool Undershirts with double back and front. A good, warm gar- ment for winter. To clear . $1.25 Special Prices on Window Shades Saturday. Buy your House Furnishings here and be sure of perfect satisfaction. Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE ~v : FLEECE SHIRTS, 75c. | Men's Fleece-lined Undershirts-- good heavy weight. Regular $1.00. Size 40 only. REAL ESTATE | SELLING AND RENTING | $3,200 | . Detached frame, 8 rooms, |i ll furnace, electric light, gas, 3- i i piece bath, in good condition. $2,850 Frame Bungalow, § rooms, electric light, three piece bath, good cellar and yard. LOOK! LOOK! THE BIGGEST SALE IN TOWN! LUCKINS' WESTERN STEER BEEF "ROASTS... Lin ated PRIME RIBS ....... RUMP ROASTS .... BRISKET ROLLED POT ROASTS we + 5°» 10c. Ib. STEAKS ROUND - 17c SIRLOIN - 23c 17¢c. Bargain list at office. E. W. Mullin Real Estate and Insurance. tn se ian ow aad BIE: and Poe CHECK v ER AL TR PHONE HONE 8) TRIMMED PORK ROASTS ...... a-ha err alas oc the tarms and seem much 'bolder [than in former years. : ------ + To Eater An Appeal. Appeal for the no cause of action verdiet directed against Capt. Ira Any place inelud hg rg or Suter station | {| Cuppernall, Alexandria Bay, N. Yu ST Division a a 4 oe 'Court at Rochester. plaintiff in the $20,000 malicious action' against Dr. H. Stephens of Syracuse, his employer, will be taken to Saturday 'at