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onic | Read McKay 's Sale Advt. in Saturday's ~ Whig Page 9 John McKay, 149-157 B Blankets * And { Gomforters ------ FUR HOUSE Christmas Farnitare Christmas Rags and Curtains vseevesy A White All-Wool Blankets. Grey All-Wool Blankets, + Union Blankets. Comforters in Batting, Wool and Biderdown filled. All fresh new-stock. toe BOOK CASES, SECRETARIES, HOUSE DESKS, OFFICE DESKS, TC. R. McFAUL. CARPET WAREHOUSE. * Bhosobastbenbebbeneny -- Chivers'. Pure Or Marmalade, Assorted Jams and Jellies. t vm i Victoria Plums. Dawson Plums, Peaches. . COUPER'S, 76. o41- Princess Street. SRR Coast ealed Oysters. Prompt Delivwry. THE GLUB HOTEL WELLINGTON UT. near PRINCES, approach the)Ciub for homelike sur- on fn centre of city and close Alpin d theatre. . * ° ° * * * * ® ® * . ® ° ® . ° * ® ° * . . * ® » $ ® . . . * * ° eo * ® @ ° * * ° hd * ' PLATE RACKS, CHINA CAB INETS, ALL. KINDS AND PRICES, $1.50 UP, JARDINIERE STANDS, 5e. UP TO 88 EACH. CURATES IN RATTAN AND SOLID MAHOGANY, RUGS, CARPETS, SQUARES, LINO- LEUM, OIL CLOTH, CURTAINS ETC. "Phone 90. Yours, §|T.. HARRISON CO. watt SEALED TENDE ADDRESSED = and ag Tk <i PP FEET) i Astwor to the heart, "Tender for Fitch or wot adequately pro- Plans, specifications, and form . contract can be seen and: forms tender obtained at this Department. Persons tend fled tenders i as Ea o biten it is the knell of | blighted hope, crushed am- occupation and resid- Bae of en member of the firm must Each tender must he accompan: SEER yy Honourable the decline to. enter into a mn called upon to do or fail to ete the work con Ba i Ge, Se 20% ASSET Chaaue Ts he Toit glows nat hing Sein, owes OF May tender, RC. DESROCHERS . Becretary. . floss cm ae y ment does not bind itself WAS THAT OF ST. GEORGES CHURCH WOMAN'S AID. Synod Hall Crowded With Bayers | Eager for Christmas Bargains-- There Were a Good Many Busy Workers. The Churchwoman's Aid of St George's cathedral was en tnasse, being congratulated, yesterday, on the suc cess of its tea and Tc. Synod hall began to fill very early with buyers out for bargains, and from that till six if was crowded. Miss E. Badley took the money at the door and peo- ple passed on to have tea and cake, dispensed by Mrs. H. Hubbell, Ms. T. D. R. Hemming, Mrs. Charles Tay- lor and Mrs. Bower, their assistants being Miss E. Loucks, Miss E. Pense, Miss M. Jones and Miss M. Taylor. | The table decorations were lovely, it being massed with scarlet and white flowers and rich with old silver. At the work table, where Mrs. John Carson was convenor, all sorte of pretty things were sold by Mrs. Thom- as Mills, Mrs. J. Twigg, Mrs. B. Wat- son, Mrs. Seels, Mrs. E. Rees, Miss A. Muckleston, and Miss L. Norton-Tay- lor, Aprons useful and fetching, were iri charge of Mrs. A. Klugh and Mrs. R. J. Gardiner, and sweets were sold by Mre. D. D. Young and Mrs. R. 7E. Kent. Across the hall the vendors of home- made things had a very attractive table for a short time but it was quickly shorn of all its beauty amd those in charge, Mrs. D. Stewart Rob- ertson, Mrs. J. Hamilton and Mise Lenore Hamilton had nothing but a well-tilled cash box left. Mrs. D. Norton-Taylor, the president, welcomed all who came, -and among the gathering there was ove who brought great pleasure by her pre sence--Mrs, RB. Waldron, who has been fo much missed from all the cathedral gatherings during the months ih which illness has kept her in the house. The day's receipts ran well over $200. INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up by Re- porters on Their Rounds. Evergreen, at Gilbert's stores, Imperial Brand underwbar makes a splendid Christmas t. Snappy weather !| Thrée inches snow Would give good sleighing. Duerr's English strawberry jam, 35¢. a large pot, 3 for 81, at Gilbert's. William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at McAuley's. Phone 778. | Big fur sale at John MeKay's next weck Read particulars in Satwrday's' Whig. Be sure and come to the opening of the popular Palace rink Saturday afternoom; «oo iee on - Two diunks, apd two men in for pro- tection. formed the roll at the police station, last night. . Fancy California naval of shange, 65 Eroek street. H. Cusbpingham, pisso tuner, 21 King street. . Leave orders. at Me- Auley's bookstore. Come and hear W. M. Donaldson, baritone soloist, at Wonflerland theatre, to-night. A shaving sot from Best's would put him in a happy mood that would not soon pass away. Every comfort is supplied for siat- ers at the Palace rink, which opens Saturday afternoon. Good cooking and eating apples by he peck, bushel or barrel at The Fruit Exchange, 68 Brock street. William Craig, Glenburnie, is still quite seriously ill, and his condition does not show much improvement. Tomorrow's Whig will give full particulars concerning John McKay's biz fur sale. Watch for it, mperial Brand underwear can be ought from all the leading gents' 'urmshing and dry goods stores. Warden Thompson wants to have a high school at Sharbot Lake. It would be a great advantage to the back parts of Frontenac. Come apd hear W. M. Donaldson, baritone soloist, at Wonderland theatre, to-ni R.M.C. at Gibson's. The Belleville Intelligencer, speaking of the Kingston mayoralty, says : "No loubt McKay's fur will fly 'when he gets after C.J." The makers of Imperial Brand un- derwear pay out $70,000 yearly in wages, which goes back info the hands of the Kingston merchants, The MdGill University vaudeville trope are planning a first-class show and indications point tb the possibil- ity of a trip to Kingston. /*'Beantiful bath sponges." G / Mr. Doody, who h Sane, seedless and juicy, at The Fruit Ex-| L Posh 9, 1910. OSL ll dd Books fo BY RALPH CONNOR--- Was Held in St. George's Hall en Thursday Evening. 3 On Thursday evening, there was a meeting in Si. George's hall, of the boy scouts of the city, representing St. Geogge's, the Y.M.€ A. and Sydenham Street Methodist church. The meeting was called for the purpose of taking up the question of forming a council to govern the pds and management of affairs. Roy "Ward was appointed acting secretary, and was instructed to correspond with 'the scout masters in the different cities and towns in this | district. Ano meeting will be held later on, when it is likely that this @ co®ncil will be formed. Information! will be sectired as to the rights and privi of the scouts. The boy scouts of Sydenham street church organized about six weeks ago] ¢ and are meeting with great success. !' They have y-five on the roll. A Day With Dickens. : Days With Great Musicians. The Emerald City of Ox. A Dax With Beethoven. Mr. Baum is the most imventive : writer of fairy tales in all the work today. The "Oz" stories teem with favorites new and old, for children miss any old character and immmedi- ately demand reinstitement, so, after long experience, . Oaum brought along the old and created new ones for each succeeding book until now "The Emerald City of 02" assembles moroacharacters. possibly . any | = other children's contains, This . is the most beautiful oi all. It clistens and gleams with wonderfully coloured pictures, by John R. Neill. For sale by R. Uglow & Co. Price, 81.25 per |} . copy. . Each 40c net, The list comprises: -- A Day With Shelley. A Day With Byron. A Day With Scott. Days With Great Writers. bony Goods Hair Brushes, Military Hair Brushes. We have them in cases and also with- out cases ranging In price, 50c to $5.00. "Ebony Comb Brush and Mirror Setts," $2.00 to $12.50: Ex- cellent value. CHRISTMAS PERFUME. All the best makes, nice- ly boxed, Rodger et Gallet, Piver's, Hudunt's, Seely's, ete. Prices, 25¢ up. Special boxes for Xmas at $1.00. PERFUME ATOMIZERS. A New Line just received that are guaranteed. 60¢, 75¢, $1.00, $1.25. FOUNTAIN PENS. A useful Xmas. the best kinds. to $6.00. . MAHOOD'S Millinery at 'Half Price. The brand new stock of George Mills! |} & Co., will be placed on sale in their || ladies ready-to-wear store, onli Princess street, at eight o'clock, ' Sa- |i turday morning at exactly half price. ||i The stock contains many choice pat-|ji tern hats, exquisitely trimmed and re- || presentative of the best creations of ||} the millinery art. This is Messrs. |{i 'Mills & Co's first season in millinery |} and rather than carry over a soliiary |i hat they are holding this sacrifice sale. It will mean money saved for the for- |} tunate purchasers, but a big loss toll the firm. All $1 Gift More Trouble in pert) Prices, When the snow makes the sidewalks ffi nice and slippery, the boys cannot re- sist the temptation fo coast down |} the citizens' pathway and some of the] [l village lads of Hatter's Bay have been summoned to appear before Magis- trate Hunter, Saturday evening, in the village Kall at Portsmouth, to answer to a charge of coasting. The affair js causing quite a lot of excite ment in view of the fact that quite a number are implicated. DRUG STORE || On "Prohibited List." Inspector C. W. Wright, to-day, add. ed three more names to the "'prohibit- | § ed list." One of the men goes on the '% list for the third term, Evidently jt § has been found that list was of |& some service to him. are some 8 This has proved one of the most popular series k:own, a day in the life of a poet, picturing it in a fascinating and interesting manner, conveying with skill the subject's personality and environment. a Similar to the Days With the [Saturday Bargain | Bulletin The Recall of Love: A Message of Hope. The Dawn by Galilee: A Story of the Christ These are particularly appropriate Christmas Booklets, AN OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS BOE. The story by Washington Irving and illustrations in/Color by Cecil the cheeriest reminder of the Xmas, time illyefrated in colors. Booklet style, 35c¢.[ Aldin combine to make thiy DAYS WITH THE POETS. Each of the books deals intingtely with Charmingly illustrated in colors from original paintings ~ A Day With Keats. "A Day With Wordsworth A day With Burns EA 3 A Day With Stevenson. A Day With Browning A Day With Longfellow. Poets, and comprising: -- A Day With Thackeray A Day With 'Schubert. A Day With Mendelsshon The College Book Store, THE FINEST BOOK STORE IN EASTERN ONTARIO. 260 PRINCESS STREET, Phone 919 ¢ Things to Think About at Leisure Our Ebony Gifts are of that weighty, rieh looking, and satis- factory kinds that is much above the ordinary. We have lots of 'them.' Sterling Photograph Frames Mostly in Plain, Oval, Round and Oblong d psigns at prices that are very moderate. 3 Canes and Umbrellas for 50060000 0bosssssls WY VIVIVIVIVVIVYVYYYYYY Travellers' \ Umbrellas of the newest folding Suitcases. Canesto! artistic merit SEE odR WINDOWS. I SN SMITH BROS. 350 King St. Jewellers FN Opticians patterns who claim that the list works out § well, and there are others who say'8 that it does more harm, but at any rate, there ave a great many who have served several terms. 14th Regt. Christmas Souvenir. The historical booklet of the 14th regiment, of Kingston, makes a Christmas souvenir that would be ap- Jrociated by former members and|$ riends of the regiment who are living '§ elsewhere. "The publishers have 200 8 copies on hand and offer them for sale | R at ten cents each. The booklet may i A Carefully P repared) List for Economical Buyers Fur Setts IN MINK. "SABLE, ERMINE. HUDSON BAY SABLE, W. F. Gourdier, BROCK STREET. be had at the Whig office business counter and McAuley's bookstore, Tribute to Liberal Rule. Toronto News. Every well informed person x that in the last few years Ontario | farmers have prospered abundantly. The exodus of twenty years back is » | 8 memory. Fart mortgages accumulat- | ed in the early days have been paid 8 off freely, and there has been a great increase in the comforts and even in| the luxuries enjoyed throughout the! average farming community. ve all sizes, 34 to 42 ton, knows SATURDAY FOR HALF PRICE warm and durable. SATURDAY, FACH dust ruffle. we will sell on SATURDAY AT Christmas sweets al Gibson's Embroidery Urgss drug store next week. _ Miss Marguerite Rothwell, Brockville, is visitor in Kingston. I "Cough' syrups," at Gibson's Red terns. SATURDAY 3 tie cuffs. © a garment. OUR PRICE ... Lansdowne Mufflers, popular shades... .. .. Ask to see our extra bh durable... .. . We are selling the best "Kingston's Famous Fur Store." 13 Buying Days Til Xmas Barly buying affords comfurtable shopping rob Bo the valuable aid that comparison gives. Ladies' fine quality Beaver Coats (Navy and finished with strappings and butions, newest design, long length. Recognized as the best $10.00 Coat in Kings. Boys' Swaater Coats, Grey with '8 Ladies' Fine Quality Sateen Petticoats, rich lustrous perfectly fast, neatly made with deep pleated All lengths, 38 to 44 Ladies' Fancy Tea Aprong heatly trimmed Extra quality Flannelette, full 34 inches 25 Dozen Ladies' Heavy Knit Underwear, Vests are buttoned in front, lace trimmed, long sleeves with ¢las Drawers are ankle lengthand in both styles Blankets quoted, Flannelette, Union or All Wool, in White or Grey. SEE OUR $2.50 SPECIAL. We have a complete list of Pro perties for Sale in any desired loca tion. Prices and terms easy Hf you do not see what you want in list below come and #ee us and we will BO over full list with yon $325 buys new small Chatham Street; $750, house, Charles Street; room house, lot; $1,100 Brown only), 25¢ § in the | «sss B39 each. Joys Warm and 2 evaas B5¢ a Pair. in the trade at the price ' . $35.00 Each. Trimmings Very house on nice 6-room $1,050; Montreal Street, large buys small houses, Clergy Street West; $1,850 brick véneered house, Wellington Street $2,000 nice Frame Cottage, Uni versity Avenue, improvements: $ 200 Frame House, I provements; $2. 400, golid Queen Street, gas and b $2,600, large frame, Alfred ot, and stable; $2.800, solid brick, Rideau Street, electric Light provements; $3.600, solid Johnson Street, and stable; solid brick, Johnson Street large stables; $4,700, solid Barrie Street, modern; $ brick, large, Princess Street, wi stable and large grounds Houses to Let and Rents Collect Money to Loan MULLIN'S, Corner Johnson and Division Streets, Navy Black flounce and with This is a $1.50 garment that +... $100 Each. with Lace and .. 25¢ and up. wide, pretty pat- JS10¢ a Yard, White and Grey and im- brick, $4,000, and brick, olid Worth® 35 5 000 ed, Our unusually com- plete with fine furs which have bug to be compared with others to be recognized as the best value to be found anywhere, . THE ALWAYS A fine affair, was the bapquei held at the Hub hotel, Thursday evening, by the members of Limestone lodge. No. 91, A.O.UW. Forty members were in attendance, and the lodge had a: i jit, if fi i f i | Newman & 'Sha BUSY STORE. #' COME IN AND CONSULT US. : 7 He ii i i t Ny Your Eyes? If they are not as good as + they used to be, or . if the » strain upon them in order to get good vision Is causing headache and pain over the We are prepared to corre all eases of vision Bot caused by diseased eyes. Spectacle and Frames or Mounts or .. Lenses kinds duplicated or changed if PERFECT refit of "all «Bl Cor. Princess and Sydentom Streets, 'Phone 2 ros. en Ture ton Laundry