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He read it over, copied it on a piece of paper and within a very few minutes sy whole camp was alive with the : side the Whig re. presentative was besiezed with ques- to the veracity of the re- port The soldiers who were drill- ing in squads on the grounds stopp- ed their work long enough to give Hospital -Who Will received at Whig office and, wa lier n tt diers on the early &riday 0) who wa On every tions us ONTARIO LADIES' COLLEGE and Conservatory of Music and Art WHITBY, ONT. * Offers Unequalled Advantages for the Training of Your Daughter. Twenty-eight miles from Toronto, 100 acres of grounds, heautiful gardens, ten- nis courts, large gymnasium and swim- ming pool. Eolersity graduates give instruction in Academic and Household Science Departments; facilities for Mus- ical Educetion of the highest order (affils, {ated with Toronto Conservatory of Music). An intellectual, physieal, spiritual and social environment' which maky for development of the highest type of ng, capable, Christian womanhood. College re-epens September 8th, for Calendar to Rev. F. L. Farewell, B.A., Principal Write Port For address the ~- Master Next té& em begins September 15th. sveral entrance scholarships for yom vs. A a a At AAA Al wt tg Hope, Ont informagior Head 1f you want a clinking drink One that will give you a feel- in of delightful freshness and vigor, try a Ginger Ale and Wolfe's Schnapps. It is as pleasing to the palate as the most delicate cocktail, and will do immeasurable good in stimulating the vital organs of the body to healthy activity. Vastly superior to ordinary gin. Obtainabie at all Hotels and Retasl Stoves. Wolte's Schuapps Gin is distilled and bottled Holland, James McParland Distributor. Australia alone consumed nearly 2,000,000 bottles dast year, DINING ROOM, PARLOR, DEN AND LIVING ROOM FURNITURE RUGS, CARPETS, LINOLEUMS 'Your Opportunity to Save Money. 300 Odd Window Shades; reg. 3b¢ to Toe; reduced to 20¢, 30c & 40c Phone 90. fours LF LIVELY TIME AT CAMP OVER DARDANELLES RUMOR Soldiers Cheered Over the | : | charged from the Field THE DAILY B hearty cheers. The rumour was so good that even the instructors cheer- ed, and in most cases led the men in their hurrahs The effect of the re port, aside from its veracity, was in- teresting. The 33rd Battery is getting along splendidly. Major W. Sears promises to issue clothing to his men on Mon day, by which time recruits from oth- er parts of the district will have commenced to come in. Lieut Johnston, Montreal, who is attached to "C" Battery, is assisting Major. Sears in the formation of the bat- tery. He gave the men foot drill and physical exercise on Fri- MAJOR W Of "the 14th who joins the 59t «ut Barriefield Camp major day and Saturday mornings. On Monday, drafts from Bel- leville and Peterboro will be coming in, and will continue to come in until the battery is up to strength. As recruiting for the battery has been H. CRAIG, as Battal Monday RIT '59th Battalion owe A011 59th Battalion on| 1 33rd Dattery wer g.ven 3 ba'f holiday on Friday after- noon y aud their affairs before going mder A number of tents have issued and erect- ed. to ccrme to the cit settle persona can 11 t alr eady been Hospital with =o many flowers is getting to be place for injured and flowers make a rence in any hospi The Fiel dopation a very soldier wonderful tal, pleasant Books allie The wireless at the camp is work- ing every day in connection with a station at Queen's University. The city station is erected back of the Mechanical Laboratory and the in struments like those at the camp are in a tent. Sergt. Bokes, 8th C.M.R., is in the Field Hospital with a sprained wrist Col. T. D. R. Hemming and Major W. Sears, are selecting the officers of the 23rd Battery The names be submitted to Ottawa for forma! approval. Ptes. Lebar, Bewell and Cheavers, were in the Field Friday mornine, Hospital on The route-march for the 59ih Bau talion- will in future be a regular event, Jetween thirty and forty recruits for overseas service, who have been training at Cornwall, will come to Kingston next week to join the 59th Battalion. Major Cameron, in the detachment of the 59th Stormont HIG, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14,'1915. PAGE FIVE | THE will! command of | and Glengarry Regiment, on duty on | the Cornwall canal is now at Barrie- field camp, to assume his new duties as Senior Major of the 59th Battal- fon. Lieut. Percy Brocklebank and Lient. B. V. Dunkley, Cornwall, have volunteered for overseas service and will join the 59th Battalion at Bar- riefield camp, shortly. "BLACK ARROW" Monday points the way to a sensational sale of Girls' and Children's Strap Pumps And ~ Canvas Boots $1.50 and $2.00 kinds, at 31.19 Just what the children will need for the next two months to come--but we're determined to fore So here they 2 Provisional Lieut. Victor A. Lanos, | son of very brisk the officers are showifig course at the camp, expects to re- thé greatest care in the selection of Ceive a commission in the 69th Bat- the men. Only men who are known as clean-living, healthy and normal will be taken on. Three colored men were taken on the 33rd Battery strength on Friday and as they were formerly chefs in Torento hotels, they will be detail- ed to do the cooking. The men are quite proud of the fact that they*are the only unit in the camp having ne- gro cooks and professional chefs at | that, : Pte. Brodie, 59 Battalion, was dis- charged from the Field Hospital on Friday, # Tpr. Dobbs, 8th C.M.R., was trans- ferred from the Field to the City hospital on Friday afternoon. : The staff of the Field Hospital is! in great need of a book case. The manv friends of the soldiers and the] sick generally have through the re- quest made in this column donated large numbers of books and magay zines to 'the hospital. So many have reachéd the hospital that the staff will start a library if a book-case can be obtained. After the camp closes, the books and book-cases will be sent to the Military Hospital in the city, so that donors of books and ma- gazines can be sure that a maximum amount of good will result from the literature. Capt. Wilgar, Lieut. Gill and sev- eral N.C.O's of No. 5 Field Company, | Canadian Engineers, were examined in equitation on Friday aftérnoon by Major. Brown., General Staff Officer. Major. Burritt, 5th P.L.D.G., and Lieut. Hadley, Royal Canadian En- gineers, Ottawa. All of the band instruments for the 69th Battalion band will arrive | in camp on Monday and the bands- | men will immediately g鮧own to business in an attempt to organize the best brass band possible. If the progress of the brass band is as rap- | id and successful as that which {tollowed Drum-Sergt-Major. 'Blak- ney, the new band should be second {to none in Canada. The bugle band {18 a credit'to the 59th Battalion. { held this afternoon. "| "rhe 59th Battalion sports will be Pte. Scott, 38th Battalion, was dis- | Jlospital on Friday. : | Henry Spraggett has enlisted at] | Barriefield with the 59th Battalion. | | Lieut. G. 8. Coward, city 47th Re- jgiment has been taken om the | strength of the 59th Battalion for { uty and instruction. { | R. Hughes, 14th Regiment, has | been accepted as member of the | 69th Battalion for overseas service. The camp dentists examined the | teeth of the men of "A" Company, 58h 'Battalion on Friday and those { of the men of "C' Company on Sat-| jurday. The overseas draft from "B" 5 Compdny has been completed. | Capt. J. McLaren has been appoin- {ted officer commanding "D" pany, 59th Battalion. | Pte, Conway. CASC., was dis {| charged from the Field Hospital on rn afternoon. i _ Percy Smith, W. R. Scott, A. H. Powell, G. H. Barlow, and James Malady have ted as mem- bers of the 59th Battalion, having enlisted at Barrisfield. ' Lieut. Troop brought 2 large nam- ber of recruits for the 59th Battal- ion down from Cobourg on Friday afternoon. i i 4 i | Com-! talion, Montreal, made up of French- Canadian. This battalion is now be- ing organized at Valcartier. Capt. the Rev. A. E. Runnels, Brockville, gave the final address of | his series in the Y. M. C. A. tent on Friday evening. He chose as his Prof, J. M. Lanos,- Kingston, ' who is taking the School of Infantry | » Monday at only e em out now. way A TRO i an $1.19 a Pair - Vie -& Gun Metals or Patents--other styles in the sale too. ~ Abernethy's Shoe Store subject "The Relation of the Pres- | ent Commercial Struggle to the Sov- | ereignty of God." The tent was PTE. LAWRENCE CROMIEN, Who lef Kingston August, 24th 1914 to in his old regiment, Dublin liers. He was kil re Fusil action the Dardanelles Juna at The wife of the dead gsoMier resides at 472 Albert street. thoroughly enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, Ottawa; Miss Wilder, Miss | Brebner and Miss McFarlane gave vocal selecticns. Capt. Runnels left on Saturday to visit with his family at Sydenham. | Mr. Runnels has met with a wonder- ful success in his meetings. Cheap Exhibition Tickets. i The six-for-a-dollar admission tick- | ets for the Central Canada Exhibi- tion have been put on sale with a number of agents and at the head of- fice, 26 Sparks street., Ottawa. All these low rate tickets will be with-| drawn, ac usual, when the Fair opens. These strip tickets admit to | grounds any time and may be used | for the grand stand in the afternoon. The six-for-a-dollar strip is economie- | al buying for nearly any family. This year a round trip excursion rate at! single fare over a radius of 125 miles of Ottawa will prevail on all railways. Friday Night Band Concert For the first time in three weeks the R.C.H.A. band gave a concert in| Macdonald Park on Friday night | before a large crowd. Rainy weath-| jer and other engagements had in-| | terfered with previous arrangements. | | The programme played by the band, | | under the direction of Lieut. Light, | was one of choice selections and! | greatly enjoyed. Every number was | | ancored. At these open air concerts, {the small boy now takes second, place as a nuisance. The automo:! made by ill-mannered drivers dur-| ing the rendition of band. selections. Of the Grand. i The Grand Opera House will close | to-night for one week to have sever-| #1 iniprovements made and when | the 'doors of this popular house are opened to the public on Monday, August 23rd, the patrons will be | pleased at the changes made. A large number of workmen will be employ- ed all next week. - ' This evening will be the last op-| portunity of seeing the fine "photo play of "The ing Officer | Mr. O'Hara will again sing. Not every beach mgsuit. eof is a bath- crowded to capacity and the meeting | Ac tn | Connection Now Between "| right kind of stuff, he could no bile comes first, and the people gen- contortionist. There will also be 3 erally were disgusted with the noise 000 feet of new) moving pictures IN MARINE CIRCLES. | The Movements of Vessels in Kings- | ton Harbor. Kingston Shipbuilding The dry- i doek, wirich-has been kept quite busy: {all summer, is expecting another large repair job upon the steamer Kenora, which ran aground recent- ly a few miles below Quebec, The insurance companies are go- | | ing to suffer very severely this sum- | mer on account of the low water | causing 80 many strandings. The barque Selkirk, which was in | the Kingston Shipbuilding drydock, [left on Friday noen, and the Gov- | ernment tug Seout went in on Fri- | day evening to undergo repairs. ! Steamer Calgary passed up at 2 a.m. Saturday. { The schooner Maggie I. will have { the honor of bringing the first cargo | of fall wheat to Kingston. She | cleared on Saturday for Hay Bay; | where the cargo is waiting to be | shipped. } At the M. T. Co.'s wharf: Emerson-cleared for Montreal with | | one grain barge; steamer India pass- | ed up light for Port Dalhousie; steamer Advance leaves to-day for | | Port Colborne to load grain; tug | Glide due to-day from Montreal with two light barges. Steamer Jeska cleared for Sodus | Point. ' | Schooner Eccles will clear to-mor- row for Charlotte to load coal. AN AUTOMOBILE STAGE Godfrey and Westport. | J. H. McNeill, Westport, has plac- ed a fine automobile on the stage | route between Godfrey and West port, leaving Godfrey after arrival of | express trains Tuesdays, Thursdays, | and Saturdays, ealling at Glendower, | Sangster, Fermoy and Burridge. ! Splendid Display Of Pluck. | John Manion, son of Thomas Mas:-| ion, formerly of Napanee, has again donned military costume, and e«-| pects soon to leave for the fron®.| Mr. Manion has started for the front | on two former oceasions, but on a~- count of his parents being unable to | give him. up he was compelled to re- turn home, but being made of tle! he to in restrained, and is determined stand by the flag, and do his par this great contest. . At Lake Ontario Park. Despite. attractions in the city there was a large attendance at Lake Ontario Park last evening. . On Monday evening a high class programme will be presented in- cluding Elliot and West in a clever double act, consisting of singing and dancing, and Mlle. Genaro, novelty placed on view. Tug f eres a , 4 + Pure Ice Cream x Ca ss Samosa Our Tce Cream is the best anc by Government Test. We deliver to all parts of the city in bulk or bricks. 1 finest in Kingston SAKELL'S Next Opera House. 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