Daily British Whig (1850), 31 Jul 1915, p. 3

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TTT HOW YOU MAY REDUCE * YOUR WEIGHT 1a ]and 1 take on Off of orilepe carrying power solves the falfy 1 aut carly the ra 1 o i wriginal seal ed packages Any good druggist has it V2 box w r se t on eceipt ) wold 1 Your Mirror Only | Reflects What Confronts It 1 Are you satisfied with that reflection? Try our SNOW. FLAKE CREAM as a massage and take a look. You can thank us any time. The price? Oh, say 25 cents, At Best's THE POPULAR DRUG STORE Open Sundays. a Difference Spectacles were invented by Alexander de Spina, & monk in Italy about 1285. Pictures of them appear as early as 417. Those were crude, ungainly things in heavy, queer iron frames. Since then eyeglasses have been constantly improved. OUR GLASSES are the glasses of to-day---not yesterday -- and reveal the KEELEY Jr. M. 0. D. 0. OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN Princess Street 3 doors above the Opera House {| hackman, King street, enjoyed Your choice of any Straw Hat in our store from $2 to $3.50 for $1. PANAMAS, $298 Only a few left. Any 'hat under $7 for $2.98. $475 buys the finest Panama obtainable. 8 SHIRTS, UMMER SHIRTS, {Collars " attached "= White Shirts selling from 75¢ to $1 for 50¢ ||is visiting Cameron |] for assistance in the line of eatables, {| tobacco and a pair of boots and was {] ficient to purchase the boots, a good {| supply of tobacco, || comforts, as well as some for Roy WAR HOLDS BACK RAISING eee | | | Na anee {Sunken Liner Rests Og Hard Bot- P tom "| At this writing the Lusitania is supposed to rest on a fairly hard bottom in from 300 to 400 feét of . water, As a salvage prize, the ship district" was fined $26¢ by Magistrate], +9, rs i Rankin \n the Police if yorter- and Some of jts cargo are worth re- Nak Rick ley Selby, also drunk -COVering if they can be raised within d sorderly a assessed $5 or @& reasonable length of time. So far or 21 "duvs: F. Therrigan Bath, @% We can learn, no intention to at- was charged with committing an as-| (®Mpt recovery of the ship has been sault on' W. Calver, also of Bath and|®nnounced, and war conditions, of fined $10.35. Harold Rickley, COUrse, render any possible attempt July 30.-- Terence Brady, charged with being drunk ip a local option day. L was Bath, was charged with being drunk | Unusually difficult. aud disorderly was fined $5, his bro- And yet it cannot be finally sald ther, W. Rikley, charged with a sim-| such & raising is absolutely impos ilar offence was also fined $5. by | fible, although the engineers may es- Magistrate Rankin- | timate the cost at a figure which Al the annual Firemen's Tourna- makes the effort impracticable. Ship ment held in Belleville, on Wednes-| and cargo would represent probably day, the Waddell Challenge Trophy!a weight of Bay, 40,000 tons. No was won by the G T.R. Brigade, Nap- such large yessel has ever been rais- alee, being second, and was only ed even from less depths, hence, the beaten by 3-10th of 2 secon, the | problem presents difficulties which winner's time being 6-10 sec-| have never been solved in' actual onds, Napanee 33 9-10 seconds. The! practice n race was keenly contested, Trenton | That we have no precedent, hows being third. -- About two hundred | ever, does nof in itself establish am people went with the Napanee Bri- | impossibility. Given apparatus of gade and "the town band. A sneak | sufficient size and strength, theoreti- thief broke into the residence of | cally, of course it could be accom- Mrs. Peter Gould, My * Tiwana plished. Whether or not it would Morning. Miss Jerid oe WAaS | pay is another matter. Raluuod 3 the Sau ol Sptateps | The bare: possibility, however, is In the hall upstairs an 00XINE | one which cannot fail to interest en- through her bedroom door saw a gineer and layman alike man cress the hall and into a sparé Much would doubtless depend on bedroom. She immediately gave the the ability of divers to dese d alarm, the neighbors were aroused, depth which must eh to 3 and the police were notified, but cords b tle » 100 hy new re. when Constable Barrett arrived the erfor y a Sas iv eet, and to house was surrounded by the resi- > on any use un work after get- dents nearby, but a search failed to "8 down. ~~ Considerable advance reveal anyone. The man had evi-| Das been-made of late in diving work dent)y been thoroughly alarmed and| #04 a recent invention consisting of foade his escape before anyone ar-|® hollow metal sphere, now under rived on the scene. tonetruttion, Sing aviliy jo put Lieut. G. P. Reiffenstein appeared | Wo men down 1, eet, with cen- before the Napanee Cheese Board, (trol of the vehicle to.permit the oe- with reference to getting a subscrip- cupants moving it about or anchor- tion for the 59th Battalion fund. IDg it to a ship's side. Through Capt. Trousdale, Kingston, is re-| windows the divers could observe jjcruiting here for the overseas ser-| the work of placing chains or cables, and by means of telephones direct Wilson West | the work of these on the surface. In- street. Whilst playing along the riv-| stead of groping in the dark as form- er shore this afternoon Teddy Ford, | erly, the men above would practical- aged eight years, whose father is ly observe their own work through with the 21st Battalion, at She ro-| the eyes of the divers, in this way cliffe, narrowly escaped being | not only greatly facilitating. opera- drowned. The little fellow waded tions, but making the effort effective out too far and stepped into a hote| where otherwise it might be largely and immediately Sank. -His plight | experimental. was noticed by some other boys, and | It has been suggested that an ef- one of them, Otie Thompson, went | fort of this nature would probably in and pulled him out, and exeept | consist in raising the hull a few feet getting a fright, he was none the 'qng dragging in in-shore until it worse of his ducking. struck bottom; then raising and mov- EE a 3 , | Ing forward again, until it reached shaliow water where ordinary divers could work for several hours at a Gananoque |i --H. H. Windsor, in the vice. Rev. J. P. Wilson, Peterboro, July Popular MechanicsgMagazine. July 31 Mrs. Thomson, wife of Robert C, Thomson, passed to rest at | the family residence, Garden ae yesterday morning succumbing 1 9 i the effects of a paralytic stroke 128 In the Sun. which she suffered a few days ago.| london, Ont. July 31.--Announ- Deceased was well and widely known | Cement that the Royal Canadian Re- and held in high esteem by her|Eiment will leave garrison duty at many friends. The funeral will be | Bermuda shortly to participate in held at two o'clock on Sunday tothe great struggle against Britain's Gananoque Cemetery. Rev. Mel-|€nemies was no doubt received with vin Taylor, pastor af Grace Church, | Beneral satisfaction by the R. C. R. will conduct the service. | boys. Another of the series of weekly Letters received within the past dances under the auspices of the|feW days from men whe were for- Gananoque Yacht Club was held at| merly stationed at Wolseley Barricks the Assembly Hall of their eclub| 2nd who left this city for Halifax on house last evening and was largely | ® SPecial train on the night of Sun- attended. The Citizens Band or-| 9ay, August 2nd, last year, state that chestra was in attendance. The] they are "fed up" on Bermuda. teachers, officers and pupils of St. "The theremometer stands at 128 Aundrew's Sunday school will hold| in the sun here and there is no their annual outing and picnic at] shade," one of the men writes to a No. 1 Government Pavilion near Red| Irlénd in London. "At the front Horse on Wednesday next. they only shoot you. Here there is Privaté Angus McDonald, of the| ®very pest and annoyance from centi- 48th Highland Regiment, is at one | Pedes up." of thse German detention camps in Germany. He wrote a letter asking i Stole Horse And Is Now TIRED OF GARRISON WORK R. C. R. Objected To Bermuda,-- ably looked after by Miss Mary Sherby who collected an amonnt suf- and other com- Mullins who is also a member of one of the Highland Regiments and a prisoner of war at Munster. Mrs. Frederick J. Miller and son, Kenineth,' and Mrs. Harvey Miller, Brookville, aetompanied 'by her grandson Harold Miller, New Bed- ford, Mass, and Miss L. E. Hurd were visitors in she Limestone City yesterday. Ulric La Combe, Syra- cuse, N. Y,, is spending a short holi- day season with relatives in Ganan- oque. Thomas Baker, the veteran the trip to Ogdensburg, N. Y., yesterday. John Dow a former resident of this town, located for some years past at Ottawa, is ing acquaintagces jn town. Fasie DeLong, King street, who has been onjo 'a Napanee, July 31.--Hugh Carr, aged forty-five, who has a crimigal record of about twenty-five years, having served two terms of six and seven years fn the penitentiary and Pura] lesser i] in the Central Prison It and horse stealing, was before' istrate Rankin yes terday on a charge of stealing a horse 'from H. Lasher,' Richmond Accused went 'into Mr. Lasher's. pasture field on Wednesday night last and catching the animal rode it away and made his way to Tweed where he tried to dispose of it, butweould not succeed. He then proceeded to go to Hungerford and Succeeded In trading the horse for ying month's holidays with friends in T ronto and other western points has returned home: ' \ stable Van Koughnet on Thursd THAT COLLAR. alehs, ay Washi Star. "That collar, oh, that collar! It was worth at least a dollar To behold a thing se gloriously gay! How its Rupa regret it Should a get it And pick him up and waft him far It oy mali other or As if someone's Thile brother Had been parted from his pretty boot from Peter Lust at whose house ted for trial. In Napanee Jail another one, getting 'one dollar to he was arrested by High County Con: He waived examination be- foré'the Magistrate and Was commits THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1915. { Told In f » i (Continued from page 2.) i There wis a dinner of six covers| it the Country Club, on Wednesday evening, when the host was Lieut. Ureéne, 38th Battalion. . | . s.. { i went to Advlphdstown yesterday to] returned from Ottawa, where she! had been visiting Miss Sylvia Coep- rane. > Miss Mary L. Allison, Napanee, spent a few days with Miss Con- stance Forneri, Alfred street. Mrs. C. W. Belton, Alfred street, has returned after spending two] Smith, Horning's Mills. " Bute "The Inn," Gananoque, motors ed to Kingston on Friday. Mrs. Percy Murray and her child- ren, Ottawa, are the guests of Mr. | and Mrs. Norman Crothers. Bagot! street. } = + * | Master Hew Duff, Princess street, | left yesterday for Muskoka to visit] his aunt, Mrs. Maclennan. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mooers, Bar-| rie street, have returned from Sugar | Island where they were the guests| of Mr. and Mrs. John McKay. l Miss Gwenneth Merrick, William | street, is in Gananoque the guest of | Mrs. Byron Heaslip. | Mr..and Mrs. J. D. Craig were here on Thursday on their way from | Ottawa to Cape Vincent, N.Y., to visit Albert Scobell for a week. They will spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. W. G." Craig, Barrie street, shortly. | A. P. Christmas returned from | Montreal early this week and is| with Mrs. Christmas at their cot- | tage on Garden Island. { * * . Judge and Mrs. Madden, Napanee] are spending a couple of weeks at Bon Echo Inn. ¢ { Mrs. Charles Wolfe, Tete du Pont Barracks, has returned from Quebec, after a pleasant Visit with Sergt.- | Major and Mrs. W. L. Wolfe. James E. McLearn, Athens, is a gnést of friends in Kingston. Miss Vera Montgomery, Kingston, is holidaying at her home at Lodge- room. Mrs. (Rev.) G. Edwards left Ath- ens last week for California and Van- couver on an extended, visit to her son and relatives. Mrs. Charles Miron and daughters, of Kingston, are visiting Capt. and Mrs. Miron, Trenton. Miss Mary Olfin, Kingston, spent the week-end with Miss Margaret Graham, Perth. Mr. and Mrs. George Joyner have goné to Sydenham to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Joyner. Mir. and Mrs. W. 8. Johnson, To- ronto, were the guests of Mrs. R. Meek, University avenue, for the past few days. Mrs. Moek entertain- ed on Wednesday afternoon for friends to meet her guest, Miss Mary Chalmers, Kingston, is visiting in Smith's Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Grant, Cape Vincent, have for their guests Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones, Kingston, and her two daughters, the Misses Ethel and Louise Jones, New York. Mr. and Miss Geddes ha¥e return-| ed to Toroato after visiting in King-| ston. Misses Dorothy and Hester Tay- lor, Belleville, are in Kingston to visit Mrs. H. Hogan. * * * * Miss Annie Geake has returned to her home at Kew Beach, Toronto, af- ter spending a few days with her sis- ter, Mrs, G. M. Robinson, Princess street. Miss Mary Folger, Sydenham street, left on Thursday for Museca- tine, Iowa, where she will visit her sister, Mrs. J. W. Rankin for some time. . Miss Helen McMurrich, Toronto, will be Miss Bessie Smythe's guest for the week-end. Miss Amy MeGill returned to St. Anne de Bellevue to-day after spend- ing her holidays with Col. and Mrs. 8. C. McGill, Gore street. Miss E. Walsh, superintendent of the Cobourg Hospital, has returned there after spending a few weeks' holidays in Kingston. * + * * Rev. Canon E.A. Hanington, many Years rector of St. Bartholomew's Anglican Churcheis seriously ill. St. Lartholomew's Church stands near Rideau Hall grounds, and is the church where the Duke and Duchess of Connaught worship. New York, are the guests of Miss Dwyer, Barrie street. Miss Rose Rogers, Earl street, is staying with Miss Kathleen Carruth- ers at "The Farm." Miss Pearl Oldreive, Wellington ~wwisiting Mrs. Albert Otis in m N.Y, is expected home 4 ® Fo is Daly, Albert street, wil 8 next few weeks at Boa w. W. L. Wilkins, Trenton, was igston for a couple of days this E. R. McNeill and her family and Mrs. J. Macpherson have se- and | turned from Kennebunk Beach, Me., 'niversity avenue, to-day : ol am Hughes, U 5 'Richardson, "Alwington,"| PAGE THREE -------- om Probs: Mostly fair; local thunder. Ath Sunday fine; cooler. | | Twiliaht | Miss Mollie Saunders, Alice Street, ! visit her-aunt, Mrs. H. M. Johnston. | §i Miss May Rogers, Earl street, has |} veeks with her daughter, Mrs. Earl|}} Mr. and Mrs. Bute and Mrs. Olivia | [i a ed Saturday Eve- pend a = ning Specials! On Sale from 5.30 | Double Stamps ! | purchases during One hour Sale Shop early and secure a saving of 10 this great two hour feature. Wash From 5.30 to 7.30 only. A per cent. on all your cash = a Good S ae 800 vards of White and Colored Wash Materials; priced from 20¢ to 8)¢. Tan--all small sizes; priced fron 45¢ to Toe. | SILK GLOVES, 10c 72 pairs of Black, White and To-night ET Ee ee To-night CHILDREN'S HOSE, 10c 15 doz. Fast Black Cotton Hose --sized from 6 1-2 to ] 1-2. priced from 15eto 200; according to size for a quick clean-up, To night, 10c¢ WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS, 59c 10 doz. Black Handled Umbrellas feet -- slightly shop-worn, etherdvise per- sold heretofore at from $1.25 to $1.50. To-night ....... SUMMER UNDERWEAR 15 doz. Swiss Lisle Combinations, in sizes--a special at 50c. Or 2 for 75c. women's and outsize To-night 10 doz. Silk Lisle Drawers--sold right in town at 60e. Mrs. Heberman and Mrs. O'Neill, |} two weeks' holi: | | | Spring Lamb shia 5 A vvnns on 00 Th, Chops ..........25¢ Ib. Cuts .. Order early. This will help us to give you good service. The Wm. Sizes 6.10 The New York Fruit Store Red Cherries, 11 quart baskets g Black Sweet Cherries, 11 quart baskets Cantaloupes Watermelons Grape Fruit .. Tomatoes Be each 3 for 23¢c and 4 for 25e Phone 1405 IRI SIL, i niin Tr | Stttsstsscsscssssssssassssnssnssnssncnsssncsnnnian | No Epidemic of Disease | Has ever been traced to Pasteurized Milk. The | only Pasteurized Milk in Kingston is Price's. :: Phone 845 ee - Other makes from 90¢ up. for this week--Children's Cushi ws and Boots, m tan and patent leg er; Ee Ln gE EEE wie Sed wae a7 FH ly IR) i x

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