PAGE TWO "Furs OF QUALITY Made to Special Order & Johin McKay , Limited, 149-157 Brock St, Kingston. Ontario. --- THOMAS COPLEY Telephone 987. © Drop a card to 13 Pine street when wanting anything done in the carpen- tery line. Kstimates given on all kinds of repairs and new work; also hard. wood flogrs of all kinds. All. orders will: receive prompt attention. 40 Queen Street. LS SKIMMED MILK FOR SALE At 1c A QUART Just the thing for cooking, feeding chie- kens, ete. Kingston Dairy Co. 806 University Ave. Phone 649. T MAY SEEM Too early to talk about Eider Down Quilts, hut we want to show vou our exquisite new line, just received from the best English makers, filled with imported Norway down, sateen covered Quilts, with panel borders, $6.00 up. Satin Covered Quilts, $10.00. Frilled Satin Quilts, in blues, pinks, and greys, $11.00, Brocaded Quilts, $16.50, Satin R. McFaul, Kingston Carpet Ware. Secures a new 7 8hop | | arrival at Davis' drydock from Mur- THE. SANITARY LIMITS HN ali | [OF THE OI%Y EXTENDED BY i BOARD OF HEALTH, Owing to Complaints Received With Regard to Area Regulation Will be Made Et feetive Next Spring. i The Board of Health, which met n » 1 iesday afternoon, unanimously weided to have the sanitary Hmits eXtended, and thereby 3 8 y_get rid of MALY obnoxitus desing = pools and open- sets that taint the atmosphere th certain residential localitiog A eiler bad been filed by E. R. Beck- with complaining about some two or three 4 Source of 'much "annoyance to his and other property on Collingwood street, After due co Was moved by B. Blackhall that steps ® taken to have the }imit extended, the same to come into effect next £ The sanitary area will now beenclused by [lie following boun. alr ol darjes: A line drawn from the wa. ter's edge to Raglan Road, up this tt oughfare to Division street, a ne Snitch to Elm, to Chatham, to York, to Victoria, to Union, to and the water's edge. In the meantime Mr: Blackhall re. | commended that some of the city i regulations be printed and forward- | €d to those 'landlords w O persist in { keehing Insanitary dry-garth closets, | Sanitary Inspector Nicholas Timmer. man i i given full power to sum. | mon al] offenders | Magistrate, before the Poiive i Inspector Timmerman presented i his report, and several valuable | pointers were given by him as to how conditions could be remedied. Ey- | erything which "Nick" undertakes is dohe thoroughly, { The Medica] Health Officer, Dr, A. R, B. Williamson, moved that appli- { cation be made to the Police Com- | missioners to have the work of the Sanitary Inspector extended until at feast October 15th. Some cases of dirty milk have been j reported about the city, and Inspec- tor Timmerman was given instruc. | tions to find out the offenders { The following report regarding | sanitary inspection was presented by Inspector Timmerman and Police Constable James Craig: } "We beg leave to report for your information that we have finished our annual sanitary inspection and | visited 5,092 houses . We found on the south side of Princess street 142 {and om the north side 256 dirty | yards, in all 392. There were also |on the south side 37 and on the north side 34 dirty cellars, in all 71. This was at-the time of our inspec. tion, but they are pow mostly all cleaned up "We notified 142 people to have the stable manure kept in a tight covered box while it remains on their promises. | "We. also notified 87 owners of houses where there is no sink in the house to have sinks put in and connect with the drains in the streets, and 38 owners are potified {to put in.the sanitary improvements | in their houses, said houses being in the last extended sanitary Hult CITY OWNS THE POLES -- ! And Not Street' Railway Company, City Selicitor Says, When asked what the understand- ing was with regard to the metal | poles. erected on King and Princess | streets by the city, City Selcitor Givens, who drew up the agreement, said that it was yever intended that | the Street Railway Company should |own them. The city erected them in place of the old wooden poles of {the company, but they did not be- come the property of the company, which was merely permitted to string its wires on them. Beverley, IN MARINE CIRCLES. | Movements of Vessels Reported Along the Harbor. Schooner Katie Eecles cleared for | Charlotte, Steamer Windsor cleared from Erie Tuesday night with coal for Montreal. Steamer City of Ottawa due up Wednesday night. Steamer City of Hamilton due down Thursday morning. Shad Flies Visit Kingston. The city on Tuesday night was visited by a horde of shad flies. Dr. J. J. Harty's yacht, Aurora 11, on its ray Hill Park, on Monday night, was literally covered with these flies. Out of one lifeboat alone the men at work upon the yacht gathered a twelve- quart pail of flies. The heavy rain of Tuesday after- noon evidently brought the flies to Kingston. Reginning Monday, July 5th, the Str. Rideau Queen will leave Swift's Whar! Monday, Wed and Fri- day, § am. for Friday trip to Rideau Ferry. Nuisances--The New" of thee nuisances which were | nsideration fit | BROCKVILLE BOWLERS Are Here to Play With thé Kingston At noon" on Wednesday, twenty- five bowlers arrived in the city from Brockville*o play two series of matches against the local players The first series of gauies will be skipped by J. W. Corbett, A. A. Tur cott, H, D. Bibby, H. W. Newman and Dr, Sparks The skips for the secong geries have vet to be deter. mingd. | J. W. Newman, J. W. Corbett, W, {H! Wormwith and C.. F_ Su. th will likely be the skips for the games in the St. Lawrence Bowling ment which commenced on Monday at, Prescott. Three cups will be played for--Canada, Dominion and St. Lawrence cups, Had a Bad #all. Mrs. 'H, B. Sanford, Brockville, { hurrying to go to Gananoque for the | Orange celebration, tripped In going { down cellar and fell ten feet. Her nose was badly broken, and the little erated, s0 much so that a portion of it will likely have to be amputated. MORGAN-EVANS NUPTIALS. Solemnized in St. James Church Wednesday Afternoon. A quiet wedding was solemnized pWednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock, in St. James Church, when Rev, T. W. Savary united in matrimony Ella Victoria Evans, 'of this city, and Ar. thur Llewellyn Morgan, BSc, Ot- tawa, The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Willlam Evans, Toronto, wore her travelling suit of blue faille silk, anil carried white roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Bessie Evans, niece of the bride, was pret- tily gowned in pale blue ninon and carried pink sweet peas. (Frank L, Newman was best man, After the ceremony the bridal party drove to the home of the bride, where a buffet luncheon was served. The happy couple left on the steam- er Kingston for Toronto em route te Muskoka, where the honeymoon will be spent. AGITATION IS ON. To Have Government Plant For Fill- ing Of Shells. A. W. Wheatley, Manager of the Canadian Locomotive Company Lim- ited, was asked as to the British Government's action 'in insisting that hereafter complete shells shall be made in Canada instead of empty as at present. He said that the work of putting in the fuses and explos- ives would involve a great deal of responsibility, and that there was an agitation. now on for the Gov- ernment te equip a plant for the placing of the fuses and explosives in the shells, which are already pre- pared with the shrapmel. In this Way many concerns could make the shells and fil them, and the Govern- ment coniplete the job. Mr. Wheatley says that the new building, in which big shells will be made, is nearing completion and will likely be occupied within two weeks. HAS NO DESIRE TO BLOCK The Utilities 'Commission im Remov- ing King Streét Poles. Superintendent Nickle told the Whig on Wednesday morning that the Street Railway Company had no desire to block the Utilities Commis- sion in removing the bld city power poles on King street, between Queen and Brock streets. The werk of removing the poles comes at a very bad time of year for the company, which has to tike care of it: feeder from the power plant. Mr. Nickle says that other cities give the rail- way companies the right to earry power wires on their metal poles, and the whole difficulty could be overcome If the city would grant this concession. Otherwise, the com- pany wili' have to 'eréct additional Poids on King stréet betwéen Brock and Princess streets, which it has a right to do, he says. BASEBALL RECORD, Nationd]l Teague. New York, 4; C 0, 3. Cincinnati, 5; Brooklyn 1. Philadelphia, 8; St. Louls, 0. Pittsburgh, 3-6; Boston, 1.7. iid American League, Chicago, 1; Philadelphia, 0. Boston, 7-5; Cleveland, 3-6, Detroit, 3-8; New York, 2-10. Washington, 3-0; St. Louis, 2-3. Federal Leagtio, Kansas City, 1; Pittsburgh, 0. Brooklyn, 6; Baltimore, 5. Chicago, 2; St. Louis, 0 (fourteen innings), International League. Providence, 4; Toremto, 1. Harrisburg, 3; Rochester, 1. Buffalo, 4; Richmond, 3. tourna. | fingar of the left hand was badly lac. | HUNBREDS OF WIDOWS {1AviNG "ov ONE STREET IN| | TOWN. OF DOVER, ENG, George Raney, "ist Battalion, Tells . of Visit He Made to the Town-- Germans Foiled in Zeppelin Raid. That there were three = hundred widows gs a result of the war in ona {street in Dover, where he paid a short visit is the story told by George , Raney, of No. 3 Company of the 21st I'MattaWon, "writihg to a friend In Kingston, | © "These men were all sailors," adds {the writer, "and 1 am not saying anything about the large number of | { dear little children who have been | | left faiherless. I think there should! | be someting done to have the single fmen go first, and then, if necessary, | | have the married men follow." | Mr. Raney speaks about a raid] made by a Zeppelin on London re-| | cently, An attempt was made. to] | drop bombs on a camp at Chatham, | | but they missed the camp, Instead, the bomb dropped in an open field | near the camp. The only damage it] did was to cut down two trees and shake the windows in the houses | nearby, | Since arriving in the Old Country, { the members of the 21st Battalion have been issued with a Hew outfit and kit, " BEGISTERED PACKAGE MISSING. Eight Thousand Dollars Blows Out | Of Car: Window. | Brockville Times. A peculiar story comes from Lans- downe concerning a package con- taining eight thousand dollars which Is said to have caused considerable trouble and anxiety to officials of the! Post Office Department and the | Grand Trunk Railway recently while in transit between Montreal and To-| ronto on a G.T.R. express. The story | as related by a person who claims to know the circumstances is that the mail clerk on the train left "el | | i | car'at Lansdowne on the / trip in Question and~ wired headquarters that the package containing" the! eight thousand dollars had blown | out of the car door between Escott| {and Lansdowne and that he was] {leaving the frain to go back over the track and leok for the money. ! Railway detectives were at onee sent to the locality where the pack- age disappeared and in company with the mail clerk a thorough search was made for the missing money. After a search of two days| ter resides in Kingston. Gerald Fitzgibbons Chesterville, is reported missing from the 10th Battalion, also E. J. Spalding, Perth, of the 2nd Battalion. Gunner Alexander Cornwall, Nap- anee, with the First. Artillery Bri- gade, is reported wounded. -- Beautifus New Stock To Choose. Prevost, Brock street, has this year an extra fine assortment of tweeds, cheviots and serges for his order clothing department. His ready-made clothing and gents' fur- nishing departments are well assort- ed with new goods. Fire In a Bed Room. Fire which started in a bedroom from some unknown cause, in the house of J. J. Behan, corner of Sydenham and Johnson streets, at 4.15 o'clock on Wednesday morn- ing, gave the firemen a run. Dam- age to the extent of $100 was done. Some bedding and carpets were dam- aged. The house is owned by Dr. E. Ryan. The firemen were called by telephone. Rexall Orderlies are a specific for | the package was found alongside the | track by the mail clerk in whobe | charge 'it had been, and peace again | reigned in official circles. | Wounded and Missing, Patrick Rubery, Kingston, who enlisted with the Sth Battalion, is officially reported wounded, A sis- THE DAILY BRITISH WWI" WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1915, McCarty In Old Treland Sweet Kentucky Lady 160 Princess Street For the Tulip. Titie In Holland 1 Didn't Raise My Ford To Be a Jitney Gasoline Gus and His Jitney Bus Betty's Basting Belly Bands for Belgians Elaine, My Moving Picture Queen Dancing Neath the Irish Moon LATEST LITTLE WONDE _ LATEST POPULAR MUSIC NOW FEATURED BY THE LEADING BANDS THE LEADING SUMMER RES When I Was a Dreamer Rufus Johnson's Harmony Band Oh, What a Beautiful Baby My Own Venetian Kose When Jo San Jose My Ship My Skylark' Love Mother, May ! I'M. Goin Jane My Little My' Bird Sprinkle SPECIAL: 1, Just reduced from 35¢, Al Jolson's Susie's Sewing Shirts for Soldiers. SPECIAL: 2, Now 15c, after August 7st 40c, Where the River Shannon Flows, R RECORDS. Played on any machine. EVERY- THING IN MUSIC. THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE Open Nights. Vacation Girls' Middy Jerseys With Laced Collar and short sleeves. White and Navy--White and Sky--White and Cardinal --Navy and Sky--also all White--all sizes. 39c¢ Middy In a wide range of pretty designs from this season's best styles Blouses fests fro *$1 and up $1.00 Will buy a chic style White Marquisette Waist | About a dozen de- signs' "In any size, 34 to 42. Special $1.00 WASH DRESS GOODS CLEARING AT GREAT- LY REDUCED PRICES. Newman & Shaw, The Always Busy Store. Hicky-Hoy My: Little Dream Girl AS AND ORCHESTRAS AT ORTS hn MeCormack Sings a Song O'Dreams I Go Tn To Swim? g Back To the Farm p Girl of 'Paradise Me With Kisses TENNESSEE; Sister Phone 919. OWNERS OF WE STOCK EYE PRO- TECTORS AND GOGGLES. We stock the best lines right prices, 'he new (Night and Day) Goggle, is an insurance Lhe at accident at night, Have { the Jhauffeur use a pair, Smith Bros., TEWELERS AND 0: . Issuers of Marriage -vtANS Licenses. REMODELLED ourdier's Phone 700. NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE A GOOD . BUILDING LOT, WE OFFER: | Raglan Read (62x83) - Py the bowel troubles of ageing people. Sold only by Geo. W. Mahood, The Rexall Store, 10c., 26c. and 50c. boxes. The resylts of the county entrance | examinations will likely be publish- ed in the Whig Thu 4 "Buy Wild Strawberry" at Gib- son's, § CLOSING OF MAILS. British. mail closes Arregular- ly. Information posted at P, O. Lobby from time to time. United States, dally .. 1.00 p.m. Grand Trunk, going Do. (includ'ng Eastern States) ...........,.110 am. Grand Trunk, going West .....iciveieaes d0lE0am, Do. (ir-'uding Western States) ,............10.50 p.m. Grand Trunk and all west «f city ........ 230 p.m. CP. R 1015 am and 4.30 p.m. CN. BR. soivivenssiis 330m. Affords successful resistance against the action of weather, acids, gaseous vapors, ignition from flying embers or burning cinders, and is not expensive. room frame dwelling; 4| furnace, B. and C,, ver- andah, and niece lot In central location. FRR? = wy Fe E wip Don't delay. Have you seen them? Gold plated frame and drop amber lenses, 50¢. Also amber sun glasses, Want Colonel Dufl's Services. The Militia Department is pressing tLieut.-Colonel H. R. Du sider his decision to go overseas with 1 Queen's Stationary Hospital forcements and to accept the posi- tion of chairman of the Canadian Pension Board. It is anxious to se-|- cure his services, ff to recon- rein- S.ANGLIN&CO. ha Ra Bay and Wellington Streets. Factory Phone 1415; General Ofice Phone 06. , $ 47 Union St. (66x132) ........ 625 Montreal St. (66x250) ..... 450 North St. (60x90) ........ 500 Ellerbeck Ave. (652x156) .... 900 Earl St. (140x132) ..... '"... 1,650 Livingston Ave., two lots (66x 132), $1,200 for both. Earl St. (33x135) ........ 800 Russel St. (28x120) ....... 175 Garett St. (26x125) ....... 00 A full list at office. A new furnished house, in good locality, at a reasonable remt. FPos- session at once, Cor. Johnson and Division Sts. _ Phones 539 and 1456 ; «ov sv anSBe Avenida tos bdavannboecnnn iF eeselamber, Coal & Woodteoee