SAYCRDAY, DECEMBER 18, { Founded 1847, =. Come To-night 20% Discoun OFF ALL { C MEN'S AND BOYS' Overcoats NO RESERVE HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM Odd Suits to Clear Values up to $25.00, for ..........;... $15.75 Values up to $35.00, for .............., $19.75 Navy Blue Botany Yarn Worsteds in this line All sizes. All sizes. ~ LIVINGSTON' 75-79 BROCK STREET "IF OFF YOUR ROUTE IT PAYS TO WALK" 3232000090000 0000 # A NOTABLE EXAMPLE * * ON VOTERS' DUTY. + > -- * 4 A notable example to the ¢ # voters who neglect the duty of # % casting their ballots, was giv- & % en In Kingston township, on # #& Monday, when Mrs. Merrin, at # the age of eighty-eight, went # to the poll of her own accord # to mark her ballot. PEPE PE2 200050000 River Canals Close Saturday. : « Prescott, Dec. 12.--The river We. pride ourselves upon .having a nas display of Beef, Lamb, Pork, y, Fruits and Vegetables, each year, 4} steamer Lake Fond Du Lac, owned to none, and figure we will have this "fens m tow York in a show to even excel past yenry, Dor, a mers) agls mm. Gehm en route to Buffalo, were the last up-bound boats. The Maple Hill was the last down-bound boat. J. M. Campbell Tavited. Mr. Jobn M. Campbell has receiv- City and District Personal Christmas Greeting Cards. | Engraved and printed greeting cards. See our special card neatly {printed with initial = and greeting. iOpen to-night. 25 cards and enm- velopes, $1.50. The Jackson Press, printers, Wellington street. ° Kingston Auto Stolen, An Essex coach, license number Ont. 297-4186, 1925, was stolen from Catherine street opposite Beach Mo- tors while the owner, Mr. Ernest Beckel of Kingston, was attending a hockey game in Ottawa Thursday night. Death of An Infant. The death of Leo Patrick, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Gavin, oc- curred on Thursday. The funeral | took place on Friday from the resi- dence of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Melleville, 67 Rideau street, to St. Mary's cemetery. Funeral ar- rangements were in charge of M. P. Keyes, In Marine Circles. The stepmgr Lethbridge arrived In'port on Friday and tied up for the winter. The harbor is well filled with steamers now, and work of re- pairing and overhauling has com- menced on many of them. Two steam- ers of the Eastern Line were to win- ter here, but it is thought that they will not arrive. Orphans' Guild Met. At the Orphans' Guild meeting this week besides routine business 108 stockings were distributed for Christmas for the children at the St. Mary's orphanage, and $100 don- ated towards the Christmas dinner. The election pf officers will take place at the January meeting, Correspondence Cards and Society Stationery. A beautiful Hne of Crane's stationery done{ up in dainty gift boxes. Prices fi 35 cts per box to $56.00. The Jackson Press, printers, Wellington street. A Wealing Service. A Divine healing service was held at the Pentecostal Tabernacle, Quaen street, Thursday night, when a mes- sage was given showing that sal- vation and healing go together. There were several testimbnies by those whom the Lord had healed and four more people went forward to be annointed and prayed for, for healing. S-- Snow Slide Cansed Runaway. Neil McGeachy, Johnston's Corn- ers, was lodding feed at the Tweed mill when snow sliding off the roof of 'the elavator startled his team and they ran away. Mr. McGeachy was thrown off the wagon and sus- tained a broken arm. The team dash- ed into a telegraph pole and broke it off, and getting free from the wagon it was some time before they «| Were captured. After his injuries had been attended to Mr. McGeachy was able to return to his home. -- Pined Under Fish and Game Act. Under the provisions of the Fish and Gama Act, on information laid by Inspector Baker, Magistrate J. Albert Page, Brot¢kville, imposed a fine of $240 and costs of $5.10 on Max Levison, Delta, who not hav- ing a trader's license, was charged «| vith 'having twelve skunk skins in his possession illegally. The defend- ant, who did not appear, had prev- fously forwarded a' written plea of guilty. The minimum fine of $20 per skin was accordingly imposed. Mothers' Council of Y.M.C.A. The Mothers' Council of the Boys' Division of the ¥.M.C.A. met last evening. It was decided: to apply one hundred dollars to the furnace fund and also decided to hold a newspaper drive during Januafy, and to put on a tea and sale in ald of the Y.M.C.A. financial drive to be held in January. Reports were read in which the Y.M.C.A. was praised for its work for the boys of the community. One of the features of the work 5f the Mothers' Council has been the securing of member- ships for Under privieged hays. Ce -- 4 o. w. LL. A The regular meeting of the Cath- olic Women's League was held in the Catholic . with was a Kingston's Christmas Shopping Centre The Stockings were hung by the Chimney with care in hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS Since every maiden and her mother hope for Stockings this Christmas, here yon are. Chiffon Silk Hosiery for evening wear The sheer loveliness of Chiffon Silk Stockings makes them the inevitable cholce of Miss 20. The new shades are Black, Gunmetal, Brown, Peach. They have the Mercerized Cotton Tops. $1.50 pair Silk and Wool Stockings in Sport Styles The vogue of Miss 20 is for Silk and Wool Stockings with fancy patterns and designs. This line with checks and colored stripes is sure to please. Priced : $1.50 to $2.00 pair STOCKINGS FOR MOTHER Gift Sox for Dad and Pure Silk Hosiery for "The Boy Friend Of the sheerest Silk that every woman loves, and mother dotes over, For gifts this line would suit most. Some of the mew shades are Gun- metal, Cameo, Grain, Oak Dust, and they are Silk "right to the top" and priced at $2.50 pair, STOCKINGS FOR GRANDMA Silk and Wool Stockings Dear grannie loves Silk and Wool Stockings. They are so warm, and she likes the nice shades too, and we have a complete range of the popu- There fs shade to lar shades that will Just suit grandma. Priced Thre an nd from : Brown and White, Navy and $1.00 to $2.00 pair Silver, Sand and Brown, Sand For The Younger Girl Z Stockings of fine Cashmere fn Sand, Camel, Brown or White with medium rib and weight. Prioed 70c. to 0c. pair » Silk and Wool Stockings--in sizes from 63 to 9--in shades of Fawn or Camel--will be a Pleasing gift. Priced Chvistnus Gift Handkerchiefs BOYS' PONGEE SILK HANDKER- HANDKER- a" in tay Peck Hm Pongee FRE With neatly, drawn threads of. many Ra + 8Bc. and 8%¢. EACH el a AA a ---- --