| \ 3 THE DAILY BRITISH Ww¥TA MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1915. : B20 pug SEALED PACKETS| BLACK, MIXED ONLY. OR GREEN. A NN a ee a For the Finegt Quality Beef, Lamb, Mutton, Pork, Veal--try Parker Bros., "HONE 1683, OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE. Spring and Yearling Lamb in Roasts, Stewing Cuts, Chops. Best Round Steaks Best Shoulder Steaks Best Rib Roasts omit Pressed Beef Jellied Beef Jellied Hocks Best Sirloin Steaks Best Porterhouse Steaks Corned Beef 1-12 1-2¢ ~ Cooked Meats a Specialt : ; § Cooked Ham Roast Pork ..18-19¢ " DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, VIGOROUS RECRUITING Until the War is Brought to THE 77TH BATTALION MAE A A RANA AA A AAA AAA AANA AA ttt tr ata aaa. JYoRY Soap is in general use at the leading colleges and athletic clubs in the States. The members find that it does what most soaps cannot do-- that is, gives a refreshing, pleasant bath without smart or burn when the skin is chafed from perspiration. Just one more proof that Ivory Soap is mild, pure and of the "highest grade. a S CENTS IVORY SOAP . TT rLoaTS . 99% PURE Procter & Gamble Factories in Hamilton, Canada Nm om AUGUST SALE ig! \ ie hts NP Cheapest and lowest price sale of the Chairs for Den, Parlor and Library. .v..... Reduced to $17.50 .+..... Reduced to $18.00 i year--Easy Large Easy. Chairs; reg. $21 . .. Large Easy Rockers; reg. $22 . Leather Couch; reg. $28 | . .Reduced to $21.00 Tapestry Couch; reg. $20 ............ Reduced to $15.00 Tapestry Couch; reg. $8.50 ..........Reduced to $ 6.50 Repair and Upholstering Work promptly and well done. Phone 90. Yours . T. F. HARRISON CO Ii in camp and there was no work ex- Women's Pumps i Patent, Gun Metal, White Canvas Regular $4.00, $3.75, $350, | Col. Plunkett-Taylor of the G.G.F.G's f| work engaged in. || been in the headquarters pay office : E | C.MLR., was i is now about 850 fl! which will 'govern jon - . -- 10 GO ON IN DISTRICT See These | Special Tpr. C. J. Paulin, 8th C.M.R. has] been discharged from the Kingston General Hospital. lon, has been discharged from the mi- litary hospital, Queen street, where he was confined with rheumatism. The camp dentists have examined thé teeth of the men of the 8th C.M Successful Issue. ------ | M. R, Pte. McOrmond, 38th has been discharged from Dieu. Battalion HAS BEEN ORDERED TO EQUIP the Hotel OVERSEAS REINFORCEMENTS The 59th Battalion Has Some 830 Men--It Still Needs Quite a Few Recruits--The Notes Gathered Up Around the Camp----The Motto Of the 59th. As soon as the 77th Battalion, to| be organized at Ottawa, has been | brought up to full strength a new! battalion will be formed at Kingston, | This announcement was given out at headquarters on Saturday. 'The mi-| | litia authorities have now put into | Frederick" Silcox, clarionet player | practice a definite plan of action | with the 57th Regiment band and which will be followed out as long as | Stuart Langford, saxaphone player Canada is sending men overseas or| with the Temple band left Peterboro until the war ends. {on Saturday and left on Sunday! Recruiting officers and medical of-| morning for Ottawa with the ;"h Values Sergt. Bowker, C.A.S.C., has been discharged from the Kingston Gener- al Hospital, , Major. H. H. Cameron, Glengarry has received his appointment as ma- jor in the 59th Battalion and will re- port immediately. ---- WE CLOSE AT 5 0'CLOCK. Nm ficers have been appointed all! Battalion. through the division. These men are officers of militia regiments and are. authorized to examine and ac- cept recruits for overseas service. The recruits accepted will be sent immediately to the headquarters of the battalion being formed at the time until it is approximately up to full strength. At present the 14th Regiment or- derly room is the only recruiting of- ficer in Kingston but an office will likely be opened on one of thie main business streets, The 59th Battalion is still about 150 short of being up to full strength but slowly this number is being les- sened. The recruits from the divi- sion are sent to the 77th Battalion but the few who enlist at Kingston or at Barriefield camp are drafted into the 69th Battalion. The new battalion which will be forméd here will be of the same] strength as the others, 1,134 men, | Capt. Milton, staff chaplain at Bar-| riefield camp conducted service on! Sunday morning. He chose as his text, "Quit you like men, be strong." The captain is not only a powerful | speaker but an ex-soldier as well and | understanding as he does the condi-| t ® tions of a Boldier's life is able to J make an appealling address. He re-| ferred to the fact that to be strong | mentally, morally.and physically the! best parts of a man's nature must be | brought out and he appealled to his Still 6 "». On. audience to be worthy of their work | and live clean Christian lives. | We are clearing out all our Straw Hats at prices that make quick sales. The 8th C.M.R., on Sunday morn-| ing received 150 horses fro Toronto | and Niagara districts, All are fine] horses and on all parades in' future, | Lieut.-Col. J, 'R. Munre's command | may be all mounted." On Sunday morning the camp ™ -- 11,100 men when at 8.20 am. the It is altogether unlikely that any 38th Battalion with their overcoats | battalion will go overseas in the fu-| over their shoulders marched out of ture as a unit. The 4th Infantry|the camp to the music of their band. | Brigade, of which the 21st Battalion | The parade was in command of Lieut | was a unit, completed the second Ca-| Col. C. M. Edwards and looked | nadian division in England. The splendid. The few people, exclu- vastage of war makes it necessary to|sive of soldiers, who say them de-| send over reinforcements constantly. | part will not soon forget the sight. The 77th Battalion, en Saturday, re-| Barriefield camp lost one. of the fin- ceived orders to prepare a full com- | est units of men that ever came on | pany for overseas serviee immediate- | the grounds and every person is | ly. Thie draft consists of five offi-| deeply sorry over the move. cers, eight sergeants, eight corporals and 2562 men of other ranks. Battalions throughout Canada have received similar orders, Now is the time to get a hat cheap to replace the fad; ed one, BROS. SUMMER All day Saturday the men of ol battalion, who had been given two | days leave through the kindyness of | -- Lieut.-Col Edwards, returned to the | The 77th Battalion to be mobiliz-| camp and began the work of making | ed in this district,. will be in com-| mand of Lieut.-Col. D. R. Street, Ot- | TA It is understood that Lieut. ready for the long trip to Bermuda. It speaks well for the spirit of the {men that not one absentee was re- | ported by the sergeant-major at the roll-call on Saturday evening. FOR SNAPS IN HATS, tawa, Ottawa, will be senior major. The junior major and adjutant have not b:en announced. Capt. W. H, Mag- word, Cornwall, is assistant adjutant and Lieut. J. W. Longman, Ottawa, | machine gun officer. Lieut. J. C. Foy R.C.R,, Is signalling officer. Captains A | Early Sunday morning breakfast was served and like a circus the tents | (Jenergy, lease, ax will cure. "Sold by al -- cond Capt. Ferguson, paymaster of th 8th C.M.R., was busy on Friday an Saturday in explaining to the troops, of the regiments the mysteries of the pay office; dealing particularly with the why and why not of stoppages. --- * Capt. W. A, Blue, adjutant 8th C. M.R., returned~ from Ottawa where he examined the officers of the Royal Engineers on equitdtion. The recruits in the 8th C.M.R., are progressing splendidly and are cer tainly a worthy addition to the regi- ment. The men are of a very high standard of physique and intellect and Lieut.-Col. J. R. Munro is in- Joud fortunte in having secured this ype. owed Saturday afternoon was a holiday began to come down. In an hour where before was 400 tents not one ro 'stood. The battalion formed into es Ears, ¥ won| line on the barade ground and with a : Aer St Wn oy 71, | farewell to the camp where they | druggists or mai Resiment: G. Crawtord, 00h Hegh | Dave beet for the lust Two month) EEuvbGu ERAGE, It HE0S ment: J WwW Kennedy, 45th Regl- marched down the road to the city. ment; H. 8. Neilson, 40th Regiment; At the entrance to. Tete du Pont | reach Ottawa by Sunday noon. Here C. "EB. Sutcliffe, 45th Regiment; Barracks two trains of coaches were! colors were presented to the battal- Liciiohinte--B G Fosberry, G.G.F | waiting on the Grand Trunk railway | jon hb H as and after a delay GQ; W. E Dexter, 6.0.F.G.; D '3. tracks and Into these coaches the of ord hour and a half the men again O'Donahue, 43rd Regiment: E. E.| Men Doured. The rifles, horses and entrained for Montreal Maloch 42nd Regiment; G FP Ma {other equipment left on Saturday (Continued on Page $6.) donald. 59th Regiment: J H Hat. | Might for Montreal so that the only! ---- = stone, 67th Regiment; W. R. McGee, | STticle beside their drill uniform was AUSTRIANS ON STRIKE. 43rd Regiment; G. D. Hall, G.G.F.G | their overcoat. Ne H. A. Wharton, G.G.F.G.; H. P. Mac.| There were few people at the train | gerious Trouble is Developing . At Gregor, 56th Regiment; A. C. Bur- Jee it does not. speak well for the| DoW : ospitality o ngstonians to say | ; yi Chit ipo. B | that not a cheer went up as the train | There (s traibie at Rotawawa ine C. F. Walt, 49th Regiment; D. A. Pulled out, "A" and "B" tompan-{ Liranical camp. and serious disor Bird, 15th Regiment; T. H. Warren, 15 Were on the first train to mov [agai rent oo Some days re about 40th' Regiment; G. S. Gisborne, G.G.| 20d fifteen minutes later "C" an jag Ba ee, risoners were transfer F.G hy Ne va § "D" companies pulled out on the sef| tWenty- * P! rt h . sig train. The 59th Battalioy | T° from Fort Henry, and they seem bugle band played patriotic music ad, lo have succeeded in stirring up a ; spirit of revolt amongst those who the trains. maved away. viously had been on good beha- The plans for the trip were to viour 8 The men working on the roads in the camp om Tuesday went on strike! Thursday the men were lined up, and those satisfied to work Were aseparated from the others. Then the knives 'and all othe: in. struments were taken from the strikers, and they have been placed on Abread and water diet. Trouble with the strikers is fear- ed, but the military authorities may be trusted to cope with any situa- tion which may arise, and the way of disorder. There are about 700 prisoners in the eamp, and of these about 500 are on strike. ------ For'a Worthy Cause, | 'The event at the Cricket Fi Wednesday will be in aid Mowat Memorial Hospi worthy cause. There will be ball match between the Socks and a local picke. in addition, addresses will 'jered by W. F. Nickle, M.P., M Sutherland and Dr. J..C. Connell. | The addresses will be before the game. It is hoped that all the stores will close at four o'clock so as to give the clerks a chance to at- tend. : : fs: cept necessary fatigue and guard- 51s £ Capt. Acres, paymaster 77th Regi- t left on Saturday after having Ege £ 2 for the-last two days receiving in- struction. : et Major. F. H. Homneywel ot the field officer on S v | af the 59th Battalion that will make happys your s The Have Returned Home, G. McClyment, wife and daughter Mina, of Ottaws, returned home on "Foy pour a devolr" is 18 motto i wll b i ' McClyment was for 'several = years i GA Tag i : in : XT 2 ood cm (ESE, 1 peSavaper ork" { Ottawa. Mr. and Mie. J.°P. Scruton, Jr {and little son, Mansell, of jand Mrs. (Rev.) W. Doherty sao Fine Geb dior Pe secretary are visiting jand Mrs. James Scruton, Stephen Autrent, i Aa Great y Vigor: old Veins, Cures Nervous | Fallston Re in plain pkg. on i vei oA | guards have orders to shoot the first | man' who attempts anything in the | | Saturday after spend a few weeks with relatives in and iroand a 9 jville.\ Mr. and Mrs. Mi oars] 3 r residents of Kingston Mr. work in| of the Board of Health at | their parents, Mr. | = - 3 ---- wr ---- LADIES' GUN METAL COLONIAL PUMPS --Nizes 3 to 7; real $3.00 value. Special $1.95 CE A Ps a MEN'S LOW SHOES--Sizes 5 1-2, 6,81-2and 9 only; regular $4.50 values NE er rt tt 50c ; 75¢ BABY'S PA-! BOYS' RUN. TENT STRAP | NING SHOES SLIPPERS -- Sizes 4 to T. Special. .50c¢ $2. 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