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| HIGH - CLASS DIAMONDS | Any "DIAMOND either la or small, in our stock is fully guaranteed. THE SMALLER ONES, while not as expensive as the larger sizes are just as briliant and perfect in quality. We have at present a line of SINGLE STONES, set in Claw Settings, at $25 that you will find it very difficult to equal. SMITH BROS., Jewellers, Opticians. "Phone, 666. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. 350 King St. LISTEN! We make to order Persian Lamb and Sealskin Jackets. Prices no higher than ready-to-wear Coats. Choose your own Skins, hundreds lo choose from. W. F. GOURDIER, 6, 78 and 80 Brock St. 'Phone, 700. FRIDAY | width Flannelette, plain pink, bought before last at 13c. yard. Friday Morning On- ly 10c. a Yard. Ask to see the spe- cials we are offering in Dress Goods, | Ladies' Underwear, Men's Underwear, Children's Underwear, Children's Goats, | Ladies' Coats, Ete., Ete. Newman & Shaw Apple exporters complained to th nadian freight -- meeting, the ntreal, . that one million doMars rth of apples were tiod up for lack transportation facilities. last 230 * - | FIDOLY! PERFECTION LN oe [PELE -- one you eat. when you get # Mooney's they are all -- alike. The Same Amount Should Be Each biscuit Spent Each Year For Five as light as if | Years--The Question of Im- made by fairy proved Street Lighting. hands, At the city property committee Baked to a meeting yesterday alternoon were Al- golden russet | Angrove (chairman), Douglas, brov Couper and Free. i Action on the application of the So fresh, | Kingston township fair association and crisp, and | for use of the focal Sxlubition grounds i was deferred until the committee 18 in jenpine. a possession of full information ' con- JustopeninB Ihe | ming its right to let the grounds. box is teasing [pp by-laws wall be looked jnto. the appetite. it was reported that the committee And you had a balance of $100 at this date, and it was decided to expend it in find a new delight in every Yon get perfection Perfection T6000 SUN EXPENDED IN IMPROVING THE CITY ! BU further repairs to the city buildings. Som8 more pointing will be done on inside woodwork. By the end the year the committee will have ex: pended $1,000 in improving the build- mgs. each year for the buildings will dition. The property der the has done good work. to the walls outside, and some painting | If a like amount was expended next five years the be in a very fair con committee, un- chairmansiup of Ald. Angrove, v THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1907, -- DIOCESE OF ONTARIO. Summary of the Meetings of the Committees. On Thursday morning the executive committee of the diocese of Ontario held hali-yearly session. Present : The bishop, dean, urchdeacons, chancelloz, treasurer amd secretaries; Rural Deans Addington deanery. He also appoint- ed the dean upon the episcopal com- mittee, and D. and F. mission board; Canon Roberts, upon committee upon memorials; Rev. W. PP. Reeve, upon D. and F. board; Edw. J. B. Pense, upon the corporation of Trinity College Memorial tributes to late Rev. C. P. Emery and J. E. Halliwell were pass- ed with standing vote. Leave was given for for Morven church, hall, Kemptville, and for granting of land for opening of a street across the rectory lot at Oxford Mills, A committee was appointed to report up- on the proposals of Niagara diocese loans of $750 for reciprocity of beneficiary funds. Upon the arrears (ue on Augmenta- tion Fund subscriptions, 3771 has {been paid since April. Rev. F. Ww. Dibb will continue the collecting. A numbei of standing committees report state of funds, which were merely in- $6.50 A ENCLOSED in a hand- [ some velvet lined case this | brooch sells for $6.50." i THE pearls are all selected | and of the best quality. THE mounting is of heavy 14k. gold and very sub- stantially made. HIS artistic design is en- tirey exclusive, being one of the newest and prettiest brooches that our factory has yet produced. Our Catalogue ie yours for the asking. ~ Ryrie Bros. | Limited 134-138 Yonge St. TORONTO 9 3 ng ; Cook's Cotton Root Compound {in Cecil, Washington county. 'The Uterine Tonic, anu | Chambers was 105 years old and only safe effectual Monthly | the time of his deat i Regulator on which women can ae asi - ah oh B Rap sn depend. Sold in threo degroes possession ol a. 1S aculties. of strength--No. 1, §13 | death was due to the infirmities 10 degrees stronger, §3; for Shecial cases, Sold all a g paid on receipt of ree bamphiet, aTrems woo Menoies On, Toronto. Oni. (ormerly W SOLID GOLD RACELETS We have a large and well as- sorted stock of" the newest creations inh Solid Gold Brace- lets. In plain and chased, also Pearl and Amethyst Set. Our prices range from $6 up. Kinnear & d'Esterre, Jewelers 100 Princess St., Kingston 0. 5 Sodas so a Tintin spol Seri statements, as the year ends in 3 . rit. the cost of installing new and im- d : th atk : {proved arc lamps for street lighting | Tn Jolie, SHuYasser iy the le = ||| was prepared at the request of Aud.| ankoffering, reported having com- 8] prep: jue! :| pleted work in ten parishes and to expired, as have to be de his term of office | time next year will left untouched by arc lights i} | perfection of new street lighting would revolutionize 1 them to say whether a further expen \improvements. must be met by debentures. In meantime Mr. into the matter i} | mittee. | Is Ald. Ross Meant ? I | warmer clothing for firemen, concludes "The treatment is obviously unfair re-election next year would their popularity greatly the matter." Ald. Ross, 'for the mayoralty, is chairman men. | W. R. Chambers Dies At 105. Pittsburg, Pa., Nov. Chambers, perhaps the oldest of Pennsylvania, is coud at Lis nine years ago. In addition to leav ing a sister in Ireland, who is years old, of whom is over seventy years ants. NOTICE Bailiff's Sale at 109 Brock St. Parker's Dye Works, FRIDAY, Nov 20th, at 10 a.m. will be offered for sale under a Warrant for ren One Bicycle, Pictures and Frames, Glass Cases Cupboards, other g goods at this store can have EP. ENKINS CLOTHING CO 114 PRINCESS""STREET. STYLE COMFORT The double-breasted Prussian Ulster shown here is one of the most serviceable Overcoats a man can possess, Great for driving or motoring, and smart for street wear, makes a splendid Coat for College. The Brand, Oth Gentury Guarantees fit and quality. $15, $18, $20, §22, $25. See this style before buying. Toye, chairman of the light, heat and | hove partially done six more, about { power committee, who wished to give! oo lth of the diocese: some attention to this matter before | i 0 "0 "a te 3.007: puid in $1235 is ' sds yoided, i il | voted to his duties as mayor of the! il lcity. His object is to submit to the il | people the question as to whether they {wish to expend $15,000 or less in im-| A dE: i i a hes : ru y , 1 {proving the street lighting, which was | ral parishes give in such generous the general exten- { sion' by-law because of the anticipated | that When the matter has been considered by the city council a by-law will, no doubt, be submitted to the people for | diture will be made in street lighting The cost will not be taken out of the plant's revenue; it the Campbell will go fully with the light com- | The Kingston News, in an article on | gavel, M.P.P., has been doing effective | lay work. The grant to Odessa mis. , | sion was increased and the aldermen who are looking for | bishop's discretion, as to continuance increase | as an independent parish. The chan- by pushing | cellor was requested to prepare a can- candidate N A of | one general offering for the diocese. A the committee in charge of the fire circular is being issued to congrega- 28. --W. - R.| resident | appeal for more home | orders Mr. | ! at, nod will full | summer on account of "the Chureh Con. His | gress and Pan-Anglican synod in Len- of donin June. The apportionment Tok lold age. He was born at Derby, Ire ts or sent (land, and eame to this country forty 13 which will require $1,008 above Mr. Chambers is survived |ofierings. {by two sons and one daughter, each old, and by more than a+ hundred descend- {cident of Gen. The followin rods (ed in military circles. Sistrose a One t Camera Complete, 8 by 10, a number of é y end | the saying apt that "South Afcica is Office Furniture, Stove and the graveyard of military reputation Ss. (N.B.)--Take notice that parties having | the same by claining s and (if any), by calling FRIDAY MORN- ING, ot 9 a.m. subscrip- contrasts were shown. i One city congregation gave $6.15; an- other equally numerous, $39. In an- | other city one is giving $450; another quite a parallel in numbers, $35, while | The greatest | proportions as these: Ameliashurg and | Hillier, $266; Wolfe Island, 16; Adolphustown, $206. The Rev. { 0. G. Dobbs has kindly undertaken the canvassing of Kingston, which will return $2,000 probably. Mr. Joves has undertaken a very laborious task. Rev. W. W. Burton reported having canvassed Lansdowne Rear, Roslin, Edwardsburg, Welle Island, 1 Addington, Parbam and Frankford; | pledged = for stipends $3980; an in- crease of $930; subscribed for diocesan missions, $675, an increase of $72 The mission hoard appointed a com- mittee to confer with the bishop re- | garding the establishing of a mission | centre at California, where J. A. Dar- to $400, at the on for a united mission board, and | tions setting forth the state and needs Patton, Dibh, Loucks, Dobbs, Arm: | poreein Matinee, 2.80--Evening, 8.15. Re Messrs. Hog: | "A DUTCHMAN'S HONEYMOON" Jones, Cooke, Burton; Messrs. Rog- EY ers, Pense, B. S. U'Loughlin, Allan | A Musical in 8 Acts, Bigger, Tutner, J. B. Walkem, S. UC. MeGill, | Brighter, Better Blan tver los, ice Tue bishop announced that by ny See dhe Pretty Garis . general request he had transferred De- Clover Pencers, All New Specialties. seronto from Hastings to Lewnox and Mastrice, 150. and 20c. Evenivg, 13¢., Tr rg The M. Dec. Srd.~" Man On The Box." £6,000 for Leslie |} North | HAmusements. SATURDAY, NOV. 30th. Jo J. ALLEN, MGR. that wo not make 8 complete cha oT yesterday, We are ge TIGHT ONLY, a great ing Dramatic Study. "A LOVE TRAGEDY." 8S, is of Socnes. : Their First joe ting -- A flection--Marri- Four Years Later--He G 5 Tired Her--Letter of Separation--Fateful Meeti He's About to Wed Money--IHis Just h Change again FRIDAY. HEARD IN BELLEVILLE. Action Against George McGowan Dismissed. Belleville Outario. Forward vs. MeBowan--The plaintiff in this action is a cigar manufacturer in Belleville, and the defendant a cigar manufacturer in Kingston. In 1900 the plaintiff purchased the cigar-mak- ing plant one Johuson, and began the business of cigar manufacturing at Belleville, which was carried on un- [til 1903, when the defendant formed his business into a joint stock com- pany, the plaintiff contending that the stock in trade and plant used by him in Belleville was his property and had been put into the defendant's com- pany upon the agreement that he was to have stock in the defendant's com- pany for the value thereof; that after the formation of the defendant com- pany he was to have an increase of salary from $16 a week to $20 or $25 a week as well as a share in the pro- fits. The defendant contended that the business and plant as bought out and run by plaintiff in Belleville was al ways the defendant's own business and that plaintifi was merely a man- ager here and paid by the defendant {for his services. The action was | brought to 'declare the rights of the | parties and to recover balance of | wages and profits claimed to be due to the plaintiff. Judgment dismissing the plaintiff's action with costs. --t------ { of the mission fund. The classification committee members were. re-elected. students for holy and recomménded a diocesan conference, to be held in May, as sy- be postponed beyond "the for 1907 for general missions were : Mrs. Emery, Ottawa, was placed upon 'the Widows and Orphans' fund, the Therefore an assessment of two per cent. was ordered upon the stipends of clergymen. | SOLDIERS LIKED HIM. | ------ { | General Colville Was Popular { Among the Troops. London, Nov. 26.--The death by ac- Colville is muck mourn- rcat 1avor- one of those who made The dead soldier was a gz He ite, was officer, who had lands, his ap- {Known as a gallant seen service in many paying charges pointment to succeed the ill-fated Gen. | Methuen was hailed with acclaim in lall England. Soon, however, he was isent home by with inefliciency in the field. A demand was made in the House of Commons for an inquiry. Secretary of War Broderick replied that it com- ipelled him /to say things that he {would preiér to leave would tell the whole truth. "At Sanna's Post," said the secre- tary, "Gen. Colville blundered or manoeuvred about until his force was weary, while the Boers carried off guns unmolested. Lord Roberts thought {Col. Broadwood did right, {Gen. Colville left Col. Broadwood and his shattered force severely alone and marched his troops in another direc. tion. He showed a lack of enterprise which lost him the confidence of Lord Roberts. Lord Roberts, however, post. |poned his decision until he could be fully informed. Then came the unfor- tunate Lindley surrender, for which Gen. Colville was blamable, as he ought to have attempted (o effect re- lief. "1 consulted Lord Roberts regarding the Gibraltar command, and I had no alternative after the advice from Lord Roberts and Sir Evelyn Wood. 1 gave | Gen. Colville an opportunity to re sign, but he insisted upon being re- imoved. I consider Gen. Colville has {bear in#Mis favor, bit as long as I hold office I shall not give way to clamor." The snow shovel was resurrected to- day. i EE -- To Stop A Crying Baby. It may be cramps, perhaps colic, | pain or gas on the stomach--our in {any case au few drops of Nerviline | soothes the pain and allows 'Fe child {to sleep peacefully, Nerviline cures | minor ills such a colds. heada he, in- | terng] snd external pains as well os any doctor, --safe to use hecause a small dose is required. Moths, you { will find Nerviline an inavinable aid lin preventing and clring sic Keep a bottle right at hand, seme ris, The education committee ordered an Lord Roberts, charged | unsaid, but he | although | {been treated more leniently than if he | jn, had been court-martialed. Every pos- | d pa {gible pressure has been brought to | R. A. McLelland was one of the erywhere at 25c. dag you will need is badly, Sold gv; GUS WEINBURG, "The Rargomaster,'" nt The on Wednesday, 4th, In Grand, Dec LOSES HIS SIGHT. Careless Handling of Shotgun Resalts Disastrously. Belleville Intelligences. 3 A voung man named Barney Mc Kim, whose home is in the township of Ameliasburg, was, on Tuesday even ing, the victim of a distressing acc dent. It appears that he was handling a loaded shot gun and was endeavoring to draw the charge without Brine off the gun. Not being able to do so he took the ramrodl aml; after pushing it down the barrel'ghthe gun, struck it with a hammer. This had the result of discharging the weapon and McKim | received the full force of the charge in {his face. Both eyed were penetrated with shot to such an extent that the physicians are firmly. of the ovinion that the sight is destroyed, and that McKim will he totally blind. The face of 'the unfaértunate voune man was also severely dacerated. Mr. McKim has been bronght to the {hospital for treatment. . | ediu---- { Increased County School Grant. This year the public #cheols of wae county will recive a grant from the government. Of {This amount $1,457 is a special grant { to assist poor gchools, - The total | amount is over 26,000 more than the | {grant a year ago. The increased grants | for county schools are having a good ofiect. Better salaries can be paid | teachers, | Frontenac { of $10,837 Said To Be Dying. Montreal, Nov. 285. --F. H. Matheson, | manager of the Canadian Bank of | Commerce, in this city, and last year | president of the Montreal Board of Trade, was thrown from a carriage last might in a runaway accident, and | is reported, this morning, to be dy guests at the banguet in Brockville, on Tuesday night, to Hon. George P. Graham. | "Cashmere Douquet soap" is a lightful soap to use. Sold at |i. Red Cross drug store, de- Gib- H. P. Hill, business manager of the "PBurgomaster," was in the city. to- day, making Arrangements for the ap- | pearance of thie. play, here on Wed {nesday, Dec. 4th. 4 | A Bylaw has been prepared and | sanctioned by the Smith's Falls eoun- jab to do away with the water com- | missioners to be wiubmitted at the coming electians in January. | R. J. Johnston, of Montreal, has { been spending a few days in this city | He returned, to me today. | A special' eon "ior eignes and CONDENSED ADVERTISING RATES First insertion lc. a word. A GOOD MAN TO ATTEND TO FUR- | The People's GOOD GEN SERVANT. ply to Sn AE. Oliver, Cor, King and Gore streets. AP- a word, Minimum charge for pune in on, 35e¢. HELP WANJED-MALE. uwoe. Apply at Whig oifice. ee ---------------------- BOY, TO LEARN THE trade. Apply Whig office. YOUNG PERSON, ENGLISH, DE employment. Washing, poy Mrs. Lewin, 104 Pine BRIGHT eto. street, ee ------------------------------------ SPECIAL SALESMEN FOR BASTERN talkers Ontario. Must be good, bard workers. heral 'weekly, Reliable line. For full particulars write Luke Brothers, Company, Mom~ A HOUSE Na M acnee, 2 Kine / A MAID, FOR GENERA washing. Apply REFERENCES alter 7 ET WANTED--GENERAL. 70 BUY A GENERAL STORE pusingss, in the country. MoCenm, Brock street. ee ep and | TEACHER, FOR SCHOOL SECTION OR an seven, Pp w to David Stratton, Secy.~)reasurer, Dufferin Post Office, treal. FALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS TO make, also old ones to, repair repair work done clean, pressing and i Galloway, ww 7 reasoBab) The Tailor, 181 Brock St. manship guarapteced. » : Wanted immediately, good A JOB CLEANING ASHES OUT OF yards or cellars, or ot other right. Apply to General Carter, 35 Main St. ' A GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO BUY ANY: rm" secure furnished room, in locality SrneD MAXAN BAS OPENED. Al See a Bia. APPLY and FR ee Bacaniishiment on Montreai | Sate BU hice: St., SPiosite Opera Hote guiguny. * and is ready to al in re a . pairing, pressing and cleaning, Work- CARRIAGE, WAUUONS, LURNL or La ' Surusy's Carriage Jaouth, year, OF aay Way Works, 'Phone, EDISON GRAMAPHONE, NEARLY. 42 records. A bargain. A TO-LET, POWER & SONS, ARCHITECTS, MER. chant's Bank Building, corner Brock and Wellington streets. "Phone, 213. ARTICLES WANTED. ---------------------------- ANY PERSON HAVING GOOD FUR- olaure of, : pondence School, P. O. Hox 24, Bufialo. N.Y. BUSINESS CHANCE. or Stoves to dispose of, : Wh NEWLANDS. ARGHITEOT, OF. | fine reps potest 10, on fies, second floor once JJlabood's Drug] to St. Andrews Church. streets. Entrance pn Bagot Btreet. 'Phone, 608. MONEY AND BUSINESS. OUR POLICIES COVER MORE OF EDUCATIONAL. building and contents than any other offers. them a $10 FOR A PROFESSION. COURSE Go 's Insurance porium, Mark- in Optics. $25 to $50 week fitting ding Bm glasses. Big Field, Ladies or Gentle men. New York Corres ee -------------------------------- LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE Fire Insurance Company, Available assets oi.187,218. In addition to which policyholders have for ---------------------------------------------------- security the unlimited Heaney of all $10 FOR AN EDUCATION. COURSE| the stockholders. Farm and city pro in Bookkeeping, or Shorthand. $10 patty Before remewing old or giving for thirty days only. New York Cor new business get rates from Strange respondence School, P. 0, Pox 84, & St Buffalo, N.Y. rang . : BOARD AND ROOMS. MEDICAL. SUITABLR FOR A GENTLEMAN, [DR. STANLEY J. KEYES, LATE Centrally, located, modern § ove of , in moms, , ete mat fom York Polyclinic unrantoerd, Apply Box WW. 8." an office, at 837 Barrie ' hig QfMce. Y.M.C.A. "Phone, 881. STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, e smart boy. Apply to George Ta first-class Storehouse, rat Mills and Coy., Furriers. : SITUATIONS WANTED. t MeO 51 Brock and BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WORK g . 0000000000000000000000 by the day. Would take Washing. of OFFICE OER mA ha 4 ARCHITECTS home, work ous. Leave] Wile: heating. APD at McCann's, . orders at Welling street. 51 Brock street, ; ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OF-|ny OAPABLE WOMAN, POSITIO PEDR fice, Cor. Queen and streets. . housekeeper, oF Sure Of tn 4. "el modern ips FEHR n ty preferred. hv By house. Apply to corner ENRY: P. SMITH, RCHITECT, % HE tc. Anchor Buliding, Market Sq ig office Union Ste. 'Phone, 345. FROM 1st JANUARY, 141 KING on long or Short Jonge fursisheds « unfurnished. or 8. R. MeUsnn. a APP FURNISHED HOUSE, FROM 1st AR modern, PiARO: phe Water included in rental. Ap mediately, to Archdeacon U J. 8. R. McUsom. . . ., | PERSONAL. 3 REV. OC. W. CASSON, OTTAWA The Fear Of Facts. There is nothing more strange and incongruous on the part of a vas: number of religious believers than the fear of facts. There is a yery evidem desire to guard religion from the m trusion of the new, There is apparent the wish to let religion alone, ana not to disturb its cherished radi tions. Yet is this tendency contrary to the spirit of truth and progress There should be the wish gud willing- ness to receive whatever of good the present can give. If it is better than the old, we should be willing to have the old displaced. To do this needs courage, and confidence in the living God of the present. Address, Mr. Casson for free litera ture. "Its Only a Cold, A Trifling Cough." 4 i The sudden chonges in weather ought 10 suggest the wisdom of putting in some good coal. We salt good Coat. It's the kind hat sends out the t, & makes the home comfortable ; it's buy, ande We deliver it to you without slate, wt the very bottom prices. Booth & Co., THE PARAGRAPH PULPI| Unitarian. MAYORALTY, 1908. To eral 80. tion MAYORALTY, CITY OF KINGSTON. ------------------ THE ELECTORS: At the request of large numbers of citizens, I offer myself as a can- didate for the Mayoralty. deem my ten years of well-meant service as an Alderman to have been of value to the people, I can confi- dently appeal for your support for a position in which experience and intimate knowledge of city affairs can be most effective for the gen- good. | R. H. TOYE. 1, therefore, request the vote and as Mayor for 1908. A. E. ROSS, M.D. + Nov. 26, 1907. If you 1908 In answer to over five hundred qual- ified electors, who have, by petition, requested me to offer myself as a can- | didate for the Mayoralty, I beg leave | notice. English und Chingse di to state that | have consented to do influence of 'all favorable to my elec- THE FRONTENAC LOAN Anu INVESTMBS + SOCH ESTABLISHED, 1863, President--Sir Richatd Cartwrishts Money loaned on City end Farm Oo perties. Municipal a County [I tures. Mortgages purchased. Dep od received snd interest allowed, i S. C. McGill, Managing Directors ni. sm Wm. murray Auctioneer 27 BROCK ST. New Carriages, Cutters, Harness ete., for sale. we Sale of Horses every Saturday WEATHER STRIP. Keeps out the Cold, Costs and Saves Much, Good Variety at STRACHAN'S it } d Chi at NewEnlan hifete Restaura Open: from 10.80 a.m. to 3 mm, best place to get an all round Lunch in the city. Meals of all kinds om sho! 3 | pecially. 'Phone, 655. NewYorkGhinsse Restaurant] Open from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 The best pluce to get an alt Lunch in the city. Meals of Wil Jom shortest notice. Eoglish and 2 Dishes a specialty. -- 2 Phone 133. Foot of West Bt Jeigureties at Gibson's Red Cross drug Christma Fancy Parlor Cabinets, Fancy Music Cabinets, Scréens and Easels. : number of presents bought ready. from our well selected stock, It makes a friend for ever. Is Coming, Is quite evident by the What nicer than a present