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WATUNUAY, NUV. vo, Iva, THE DAILY BRITISH eee mn - - ET ------ | DR. HICKEY'S KINGSTON ROTARY CLUB | AT HOTEL DIEU BAZMR | SPEEDY Members Wars Hemlly Einey -- MIXTURE | | and the Proc 4 Gli to P | The members of the Rotary Club [1 J held their weekly luncheon on Fyi- day, in Memorial Hall, where the | - bazaar is being held In aid of the | vA E Hotel Dieu. There was a good turn | ; cut of the members, and the oc- STORE OPEN UNTIL 9.45 O'CLOCK |casion was made a Jolly one for = present. Last call to the greatest November Sale in our history. All previously advertised special attractions are on sale to-night for the last time--take full advantage of them. Flannelette Blankets $2.75 pr. aon A RELIABLE |presided, and following the very | 48 pairs only, extra heavy, large, double-bed size, Flannelette Blankets, in WHOOPING COUGH, 4 1 [fine luncheon, the feature of which | Grey and White, with colored borders. Worth $3.50 a pair. $2.75 PAIR CROUP, Etc. CLOCK |zatams rs TO-NIGHT .. Bed Comforters $2.69 25c L T BEST {the club--in fact so fast that Rotar- | * . {lan '*'Matt" Graham the sergeant-at- | 12 only, new Chintz-covered Cotton Down-filled Comforters -- good, large sizes; worth $3.50 each TO-NIGHT caine... $2.69 PROBS: --Sunday, fair and cold. For BRONCHITIS, These dark mornings Prescription Druggist |armg, had to get a big pdil to colject | is almost a necessity. N SU [the money. And at one stage the! OPEN SUNDAY. Phone 50. [So hoe arte wise] Weghave a large stock of American- | Rex Bnelgrove had to act as a body | i _ |guard for the sergeant-at-arms. | made- Clocks from | There was no speech making at | | fl $2.00 up, with plain Friday's uncheon but the members | H . : had their usual 'Ysing-song" with | or luminous dials. | Harold Singleton at the plano. Quite | These are depend- l a number of fines were imposed early i || In' the proceedings, when it was | able and guaranteed ll fcund that some- of the members | i by us for | year. || were wearing badges that did not be- | | long to them. | Following the luncheon, however, | { NOTE [the president called upon all the! lt ®ur Gift Stock for il Christmas is now members and fined them for some | (thing or other. The money had to | secured to fill the big pail, so the practically complete. SMITH BROS. LIMITED ESTABLISHED 1840 0. WIGHTMAN : ERNIE 0. SLITER KING STREET, KINGSTON 151 WELLINGTON 151 Pr at a a ------ PIANO TUNING Plano' Tuning, Repairing ang || 79 WILLIAM STREET Phone 286 DR. H. C. MABEE Player Piano Adjusting. Norman | | H. Butcher, 27! Pine Street. ( PHONE 1819w. and by an appetite for more. Laundry Comfort During the Winter it is often found that the basement is not suited for Laundry pur- poses. We have what is called a Laundry Sink, which is a White Enamel Laundry Tub, and a deep Kitchen Sink combined, which can be installed in your kitchen. Space required 4 feet. When the Laundry Tub is not in use there is a cover which closes and acts as a drain board to the Sink. Price, complete $65.00 2 Part White Enamel Laundry Tubs $55.00 2 Part Cement Laundry Tubs See our Plumbing Show Room for Christ- mas Presents. Gas Mantles and Globes. McKelvey & Birch, Limi ---- Ang The accumulation of wealth is of- ten followed by an increase of care | New F urnishings and Decorations Just now we are featuring new Velours for Draperies in all the warm shades for - winter--Old Rose, Mulberry, Claret, Gold- "en Browns and Navy Blues. RUGS to harmonize with the above shades at greatly reduced prices. a PIANOS and ROLLS--PHONO. GRAPHS and RECORDS SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW ! - 1 1s not too early, and we will store them and deliver at ' your request. A president was not at all particular | about how he imposed the fines or for | what offence. For instance members, | who were good enough to wear their own badges did not escape a fine. The president got off a fine lot of jokes and witty sayings in his cross exam- | ination of the various members and this part of the programme was a very pleasant feature of the proceed- | ings. Every Rotarian had to toe the line, | and go down In his jeans to help the cause, and the money was produced | cheerfully. | Rotarian Rex Snelgrove had a very | important part to play about half | time. The president appointed him as an auctioneer, and he was called upon to auction off a "stuffed cat" and knocked it down to "Teddy" Metcalfe for one dollaw. | At the close of the luncheon, the president, on behalf of the club Pre sented the pail of money to Mrs. © Connor, who received it on behalr or the Hotel Dieu, expressing sincere thanks for the kind gift. Mrs. O'Con- nor referred to the fact that the Ro- tary motto was "Service Above Self", | and poinfed that the work of the Hotel Dieu was that of helping oth- ers. | The president returned thanks for had assisted in making it a great Success. Every cent of the money col- | lected in fines was given over to the | bazaar. No member of the club was allowed to escape a fine, and as a: fitting climax, the president was very | heavily fined for allowing the "ses- | sion to go over the usual time for | such events." | MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS TAKE PLACE ON MONDAY For Mayor In the City Hall and For Aldermen In the Wards. On Monday the municipal nomi- nations are to take place, the city council having decided that the elections should take place a month earlier hereafter. The nominations for mayor and public utilities com- missioners are to be made in the city hall from ten to eleven o'clock ard for aldermen and Board of Edu- cation at the following places from twelve o'clock ~ noon until one o'clock: Places of Nomination. Sydenham Ward -- Corner Gore and Wellington streets: T. J. Lovitt, returning officer. Ontario Ward -- City buildings: W. D. Johnston. St. Lawrence Ward -- 271 Queen street; A. BH. M. Loscombe, return. ing officer. Cataraqui Ward--54 Bay street: William Woods, returning officer. Frontenac Ward --- 28 Cowdy street; Charles Ferguson, returning officer. | Rideaw Ward--346 University avenue; George Cornelius, return- ing officer. Victoria Ward -- H. Stover's store, Alfred street; Laughlin Cam- eron, returning officer. Was Born in Belleville. John McHugh, recently elected president of the Mechanics and Met- als National Bank of New York, was born in Belleville. Left both moth- erless and fatherless when a small boy, he was reared by his grandmo- ther. At eighteen, he started work in the office of the Grand ' Trunk Railway and advanced rapidly. He made a record which caused one of the leading ks of the great me- tropolis to reach out into the middle west, bring him to the world's finan- cial centre, and later make him the! head of its organization. Swdcdeiry Sale of Overcoats, $19. "hundred and ten thousand reople apply for tickets to Yale-Har- the splendid luncheon, and to all who | Men's Leather Mitts 89 pr. 10 dozen, Men's Mule Skin 'Work Mitts--splendid values at $1.25 a pair. TO-NIGHT . 89¢c. PAIR Boys™ Leather Mitts 59c pr. 60 pairs only, heavy Leather Mitts for good, hard, out-of-door wear--in a full range of sizes. Priced regularly from 65c. to 85c. a pair. TO-NIGHT Men's Heavy Wool Socks 49c pr. 180 pairs of pure, All-Wool Socks--in Brown Heather, Blue and natural shades--worth 60c. a pair. TONIGHT ............ .. ... 49¢. Men's Combinations $2.19 ea. 25 only, All-Wool Combinations--slightly soiled from handling. : Regular $3.50 each. TO-NIGHT Boys Hockey Caps 49c 180 All-Wool Knitted Caps -- in colors Grey, Navy, Red and White. Regu- lar 60c. to 85c. each. TO-NIGHT 'Wool Heather Hose 89c pr. 60 pairs, All-Wool Heather Hose in the new Brown, Beige and Blue shades. Regular $1.50 pair. TO-NIGHT Silk and Wool Hose $1.29 pr. 48 pairs, Black and White Mixture Silk and Wool Hose--worth $1.50 a pair. Whilethey last ................. TONIGHT . ........." . $1.29 pair Pure Shantung Silk 89¢ yd. 100 yards of Silk Shantung, without any filling or dressing -- full 36 inches wide. Regular $1.25 a yard. TO-NIGHT . "esa 0 £ SANTA CLAUS , Vr IS COMING TO KINGSTON, SATURDAY, DEC. 2nd, AT 12.45 O'CLOCK ! This is welcome news to hundreds of Kingston Kiddies and grown-up alike. Here is the radio message received that speaks for itself-- S. E. Iceland, S.Y.S. Station, to Steacy's, Limited. Very much pleased to hear you are putting in a "Grotto Toyland" for Christ- mas--also very grateful for invitation to visit your "Grotto" the week of December 4th to 9th--thanks for having Band to receive me--looking forward to big time on arrival. Will arrive Saturday, December 2nd, about 12.45. Will broadcast further particulars at next station. Kindest regards to all. SANTA CLAUS. Limited CY'S - 89c¢. Pair -