THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1034. QUEEN'S CONCERTS. A violinist of international repute [®] {and an extremely good vocalist per- | formed here last night in an empty {hall that echoed like a vault. The Art and Lecture Committee "of | Queen's wotid have good reason for throwing up the sponge after the re- peated knockouts to which their of- ferings have been subjected. The concert was fairly advertised and the 'only counter-attractions were a mournful comedlan and a tribe of aborigines. Tho did so for the ome reason that they were not interested. That is the situation in a nut-shell--excellent concerts and an indifferent public. That indifferent and partly ignor- ant public is as much the Art Com- mittee's opportunity as its bane. It can yet be won, To throw any more . concerts at it in the present take-it-or-leave-it fashion is plainly a waste of good money. Under the circumstances the Kingston public can be counted on to leave it. But by some medns, by patient effort, much thought and not a little prayer and fasting, the committee can lay hold of and educate a concert-going public in Kingston, These concerts drew excellent audiences four or five years ago. Without doubt similar co-operation between committee and people could be restored. Meanwhile .it is earnestly to be hoped that when the Hart House Quartette, which turns away crowds every week in Toronto, comes here shortly, the many musi¢ lovers who were most inadequately represented last night will turn out in force to do them and this city justice, ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY Elects Major-Gen. Sir Archi- bald Macdonell President-- Attend Cooke's Church. Getting Down who stayed away : to Business IT'S A FEAST For Value Seekers OVERCOAT SELLING Thanksgiving Day--and a new Overcoat at a price that saves. Here are hundreds of Overcoats in one big section--choice is so unrestricted that selection be- comes a pleasure here. Over- coats of every description -- Ul- sters, Ulsterettes, Motor Coats, Great Coats, Chesterfields, etc., etc., in fact here's a Coat for Others every purpose--they await their $40 and $45 wearers. Overcoat Department, Second Floor. 75 new Overcoats placed in stock yesterday LIVINGSTON'S AGENTS FOR TURNBULL'S 75 79 STANFIELD'S UNOORWHAR _ BROCK ST. . UNSHRINKABLE "If Off Your Route It Pays To W UNDERWEAR EE, And Several Answers to "What To Wear." Ladies' Marvella Coats With Fur Collars At a price away below the average, this is indeed a notable offering. Beautiful quality Marvella in Black with "Possum Collar or Taupe, Brown and Navy with Thibetine Collars. Very carefully made garments -- lined with fine Italian Satin. Sizes from thirty-eight to forty-four. First vice-president, Dr. James Miller; second vice-president, Capt. Specially Priced at John Macdonald; chaplain, Rev. G. $ At the eighty-fourth annual meet- ing of 8t. Andrew's Society held on Thursday evening, Major-General 8ir Archibald Macdonell, comman- dant of the Royal Military College, was elected president, The other officers elected are as follows: A. Brown; physician, Dr, A. E. Ross, M.P.; honorary secretary-treasiurer. James Fraser; standard bearer, Thomas Mackenzie; auditor, J. 'F. McMillan, 'The president, H. C. Welch, pre- sided at the meeting and previous to the election of officers the min- utes 'of the last annual meeting were read and approved, and a state- ment presented on the finances hy the honorary secretary-treasurer. The socjéty has a balance of $177.12 in the bank and $200 in Vietory bonds. During the year about. $70 was gpent in relief work in addition to grants made to the Orphans' Home, the Hotel Dieu and the Gen- eral Hospital of $10 each. The so- ciety decided to wemew these grants this year. The following were elected mem- bers of the executive: Prof. J. A. Roy, Dr. G. W. Bell, John Ramsay, James Harris; James Halliday, W." M. Nickle and T. H. Stewart. A committee was also appointed to make the necessary arrangements for the annual dinner. The annual church service will be held at Cooke's church on Sunday evening, Nov. 30th, when the mem- bers of the Sons of Scotland will Join in the service, The sermon will be preached by chaplain, Rev, G. A. Brown. Sa ANDERSON'S MARKETS MAIN STORE-~Cor, bi eg and Division Sts. pt. Other Fine Coats at $19.50 at $25.00 These are smart models-- Newest styles are ex- carefully made of Blank- pressed in these garments et, Bearskin and Check- developed in fe quali i ties of I'lamingo, 1 we =4 Back Coatings, Colors. Velour, Beareloth and Fawn. Indeed they are Chinchilla. Brown, Grey, - ; Taupeand Heather. all you could wish for -- ghades. Velvet Collars Yrarm, stylish and dur- or Beaverine Collars and able. Cuffs. Wholesale Department BRANCH STORE---3888 Princess Street. Accountant's Office 365. "Phone 2431. Monday, Thanksgiving Day, Store Closed All Day. Note: Deliveries made up to 9 p.m. Saturday night. THANKSGIVING DAY-- Suggestions for the Home Table Pelity Outdoor Exhibit'and Sale, weather permitting Turkeys, Ducks, Milk-fed Chickens, Young Fowl, Geese Poultry Seasonings ~-- Bavory, I hed Toatiry Dressing. "Sold in bulk--} pint, TURKEY TOURNAMENT. Mr. Leader The Lucky Winner at Club. On Thursday evening the Kingston Quoit ~ Club held its Thanksgiving turkey tournament. Mr. Leader was the lucky winner and a gréat deal of fun resulted when, after winning, he was forced to 'catch the seventeen- pound prize, which was turned loose Flannel Dresses Real charming Frocks of Wool Flannel. Beautiful Children's Coats Attractive models for the Miss (3 to 14 years), » fi i sw ® a fered to all with complete confidence OY, Smoked Hams, whole or half, Ib. Smoked Breakfast Bacon (sliced), 1b. . are now available, which can be of- in their quality and purity. CURED MEATS -TO BOIL OR FRY Smoked Windsor Bacon (sliced), Ib. . Suoked Cottegn Helis 1b... - sanaes 28c¢. pint and quart container to Boll or 'Splecial to or Fry. Suiaked Broablast Bacon, 1 the Meee: I. us + MINCE MEAT Nil Engin al ~~Canada's oa defeated dP. Wi 4 Rftated ¥. Weigh in the curling rink. The results were: First round--Elliot defeated Cooper; | Leader defeated J. Barrett; E_ Barrett defeated Wilson; Rice defeated New- man; P. Wright defeated Vanalstine; Marshall defeated Butlin: Rodd de- feateg } Freeman; Copeland defeated Pond tound--Leader defeated El- Tiott; Barrett defeated Riee; Marshall Copeland defeat Third 'roundLeader cieated Bar. ¥. were dit defeated Coma. Flamingo, Bolivia; Ve lour and " Tweed Coat- ings. Some have Beave- | rine Collars. Warm, sty- lish and a big value. $4.75 to $16.50 styles, in Stripes, Checks, Plaids and plain shades of Sand, Grey, Henna, Nigger, Saxe, Green, Black and White. $6.50 to $22.95 Christmas Delineator - --is now in--call for your copy. A host of wonderful, ow ideas sid suggeatiops | for Yuletide.