PAGE TWO OF QUALITY Made to Special rier SEE EEE John McKay Limited, 149-157 Brock 8t., Kingston, Ontario. io | Coal The kind you ave looking for is the kind we sell, Scranton Coal Is good Coal and we guarantee prompt delivery. BOOTH & CO. Foot of West St. | sure that Should, | orderly ocr GIVEN MONTH IN IAL Furs [ona MOORE OUND nL POLICE MAGISTRATE Evidence Wenf to Show That "He Had Been Drunk and Disorderly-- Soldiers Had Trouble Over an Early Morning "Sing-song." Thomas Modre, the ex-sergeant of police for the 59th Battalion, on re- mand-from Wednesday, was found guilty on Thursday morning by Ma- gistrate Farrell on a charge of be- ing "drunk and disorderly," and was sentenced to one month in jail. The accused wanted the Magistrate to impose a fine, but the Court would not consent, Moore had' been drinking, and this was the cause of all his trouble. It was alleged that while very drunk, and after he had been ordered out of BY his rooming house ,he pulled out his | bayonet and threatened to do bodily harm to a man who was endeavor- ing to quiet him. He was beld un- til the police arrived, and then he was placed in a cell at the police sta- tion. "From the evidence I f2el quite you are guilty. of being drunk and disorderly," remarked the Magistrate. "To say the least, you have not been acting in thé way you wearing such a uniform." Two young soldiers were gataer- ed in early Thursday morning on Ontario street by Constables McCa- rey and Cotter, for acting in a dis- i manner, Singing is all right in its place, but one o'clock in the morning is no time for ontdoor selections, when the good people of the town are taking their nap. The constables told the soldiers to cut | out the singing. but evidently they THE LONDON DIRECTORY. 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No order to smalland none too large to han-- dle to your com- plete satisfaction. Only the best materials used. - Hartshorn Guar- anteed Rollers apd hand- made Shade Cloth, Estimates cheerfully given, ; Kingston Carpet Ware- | house. | FA | said to the Magistra.e | ters (cell and a hard bench). were over enthusiistiz about ¢ the song, and they kept it up. The two were takem to the lock-up, but the Magistrate alllowed thom to go,with a warning. With tears in his eyes, one of the souiers stated that this was his first experience in the ,obce cells. "They kept' me thes2 from one till ten o'clock tais morning," he "and it seem- mont ? I k ed to me like six The face of Patric quite familiar in the very time he takes 2 drink or two, it is impossible for him to navigate. He had such a heavy cargo on board Keenan is | Wednesday he sat down on a door- | step on King street. The people in the house objected to having the doorstep thus decorated" and called police. Keenan was given a room and at police headynar- The Magistrate. imposed a fine of $3 and costs or ane mohth. Old-Time Bill Presented. It was reported to the bed Whig | Thursday morning, that in payment for some produce a-farmer-had de- | liyered at a home in the city, he had Leen tendered a $5 bill on the Me- chanics Bank of Montreal, now out of business, and that payment at the banks have been cancelled on them. The farmer is now endeavoring .to make a settlement with the party who gave him the bill. -. . Beautiful New Stock to Choose, Prevost, Brock street, has thls 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. Wolfe Island Crops. The grain crop on Wolfe Island will be all in in two weeks time, so a farmer from the island reported to {| says that the heavy rains gave the || farmers a great deal of extra work in getting it dry. The real damage was not as great as had been report- dq, cod Cocoanut, Qil. Fine : : Por Washing Hair If you want to keep your hair ih good condition, thé Tess soap you use the better. E Most soaps and prepared shani- poos contain too much alkali, This dries the scalp, makes the hair brit- tle, and is very harmful. Just plain mulsified cocoanut oil (which is pure and entirely greaseless), is-much bet- ter than soap or anything else you can use for shampoding, 48 this can't possibly injure the hair. Simply moisté® your hair ith water and. rub it in. One or two teaspoonfuls will make an abundance Police Court. | THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 ea Raa oa BAR PS WRT ~N 3 1915 ENGINEERS SEEK TRANSFER To Other Corps In Order To Get Oys erseas. : On account of so many officers and nou-commissioped officers of the En- gineers ig Canadian applying to go overseas, some of the non-commis- | sioned officers in Queen's Engineers | have given up hopes of ever being ac- | cepted, and would like to transfer to 3 | another branch of the service. | © Quartermaster Sergeant Harry Patton 1s the first man té make the { Jump. He applied to the Infantry | Traiiing Course at Barriefield and { was accepted and reported for duty | on Tuesday morning. As soon as he secures. his certificate he will im- {mediately try for a commission ip { the overseas forces. | Some promotions in the unit have | taken place recently. Frederick Bird has been granted a commission. C. R. Hagey has been promoted to the | F. M. Wood is the new quarter-mas- | ter sergeant. - At the present time, Capt. W. Wilgar, officer commanding the unit. | Is taking on men for the Engineers {corps for overseas service whica is { being mobilized at Ottawa. Since tlie engineers went inte camp at Barriefield in May they have built a number of bridges, laid wa ter pipes and erected a number of wooden buildings. | eotesdode dole dine dosfosfoforfosdeooosdidodedeododedode dood - * + BRITISH WHIG ! TOBACCO FUND. What the dollar box contains: 1 Briar Pipe 1 Rubber-lined Tcbaceo Pouch. I Tinder Lighter. 50 Cigarettes. 4 Ounces of Tobacco. And a Return Postal address- y ed to the donor. IIT, The 25c Parcel contains. 60 Cigarettes 4 Ounces Smoking Some M es. And a stcard addressed to you. Remember, there -are no 'Bacey Shops on the Battlefield. Mixture. | BEB i toh db bb dd dodo dob deb bd 2 THE GENERAL HOSPITAL. Now Training School. The Governors of Kingston Gen- eral Hospital met on Wednesday af- ternoon, this being the first meeting after the summer holidays. The Committee of Management re- ported that arrangements were being made with the different churches for holding Hospital-8unday as usual, and expressed the hope that the of- ferings would be very large, as with the high prices that prevail for ev- erything used in the hospital, par- ticularly drugs and provisions, the expenses were gradually creeping up, .and very few appeals had been made this year to the public on be- half of the hospital. The Medical Superintendent re- ported that August had been a par- ticularly busy one throughout.the whole institution. The new Empire Wing is a great favorite with the pressed themselves as being 'more than delighted with 'the treatment they had receive by the nurses and others. ; The chairman made the statement that fifty-six nurses are now employ- ed in the institution," the number ever~dn the Training School at one time. A committee 'was appointed, com- posed df four past chairmen, G. Y. Chown, J. A. Minnes, F. G. Lockett and A. F. Chown, to bring in nomi- nations for the executive committee for the coming year, which will he- gin November 1st. y The visiting governors appointed for the month are F. G. Lockett and W. H. Macnee, ddd dele dob Rd Bb go * LETTERS CENSORED. A :new regulation has gone into effect whereby letters en- tering Canada from the United States must be censored by the Canadian authorities. Some let- ters which arrived to-day for the Whig had been opened, and a white label marked "cen- sored" was pasted on the back of, the envelope, ; Bhd bbb d® rank of sergeant-major, while Sergt.- PEPE C PLT ET FFP ree T Lp Has Fifty-six Nurses in the | |'the money" being patients, and many on leaving ex- | largest | Sh le ht bch lt msn ------ | 1 'ADDITIONS TO STAFF OF APPIZED SCIENCE DEPART- MUXNT OF QUEEN'S. A full afd cénmlete Which Will Open. On the 29th -- gions at reduced prices: Temporary Appointments Made To Chairs- Whose Professors Are At'the Front. Although a large number of the Students have. enlisted for the war, the Applied Science Department of Queen's will be opened and carried on as usual. Tl The session, which. begins .on Ontario | September 29th will see a number +0f the changes in the staff. The cons | tinued absence, at the ront,. of Pro- fessors Macphail, Mczlcolm, Ellis and Guttman, involves - temporary ap- pointments which haveibeen Ssatis-! Tactorily made. Professors Stone an { Harvey will agiin fill the gaps in! the Department of Civil Engineer- ing, while Mr. 'iterne Will carry on Dr. Guttman"s work in the Depart-| ment of Chemistry. | ° The vacancy in the Department of Mechanical Engineering is filled for the session by the appointment of George-1. Guillet as acting profes- | sor. Mr. Guillet was formerly as- {sistant professor of Mechanical En- gineering at McGill, Unjversity, but resigned to practise his profession. Dr. Bonner resigned his position as assistant professor of Chemistry to take charge .of the Department of Cheniistry in the University of tal. His place is temporarily filled by the promotion of J. A. McRae, - M.A. F.1.C. Dr. J. E. Hyde, assistant profes- sor- of Geology, resigned to take | position on the staff of the Western Reserve University. Dr, K. F. Ma- ther has been appointed to the vae- ancy. "Dr. JLothrop will be assistel in the classes of Medical Chemistry by J. O. Halverson, B.A., M.S., late ly instructor in Chemistry in Jeffer son--Medical College, Philadelphia. A. F. G. Cadenhead, B.A., has been appointed lecturer in the Depart- ment of Chemistry. ---- Ontario High School Reader Ontario Ontario igh School Phys Ontario Ontario High Schoel Algebra Ontagio High School Geometry CLASSICS Ontario White's First Greek. Book Ev HE BIGGEST 'Phone 919 High School and Colle Stock High School English Grammar . . High School English Composition 'HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY ral Geography gh School Geography - High Schdol Ancient History High School History of England High School History of Canada . . MATHEMATICS High School 'Arithmetic High School Latin Book ing in Music, including the new Fall issues HIT IN YEARS, The Colle at k 'of all book® authorized for use in viv: 8 40 Ontario High J Ontario High Ontario High Ontaric High «AD \ Se JAR) Se 3 60 L650) i ! 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Thore are over one { kundred "and fifty contestgnts, und in order to give eyery boy and giri a , surely please you. The major portion of our stock of Wool Dress Goods was bought many months ago, but on account of war conditions we only: received delivery within We are actually selling many lines at less than present wholesale prices. } All the popular shades in the wanted weaves, at 50c a Yard and Up Have a look at our range befére buying. It will square 'deal, those who have been collecting votes outside theatre door will not be counted. It will surprise some of tho contestants Low many votes there are to their credit. Re-| {sults will be given every Friday | night. - Patehing Brock Street. Brock street above Bagot is being cheaply patched, notwithstanding the fact that this roadway is right down ' DON'T ENVY THE WELL DRESSED LADY, SHE 'USES PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS, SOLD BY town, and connects with pavements. University avenue residents might visit the spot and see.if they would like to have their highway to be simi- larly treated. Light scattered showers have og: curred in the western provinces and local thunder storms in Ontario and Quebec. . The weather is cool in the west, Elsewhere it is quite warm. - : Be Newman & Shaw, The Always Busy Store { "THE HAT STORE." , British mail cloges ipregular- ly. Information posted at P. O. Labby from time to time. United States. daily .. 1.00p.m. , Grand Trunk, going east Do. (includ States) I BULbERY SUPPLIES wvavamesy BRANTFORD ROOFING Afférds successful résistance against the action of weather, School German G School German Reader & High School Ph 3 rhool Chemistry . i Ontario High School Chemistry Laboratory Manual ) ! ? { ased by the publishers, ge Book Store, Text Books the above schools. 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That is why (iran i Prof. BE. Davenport, Dean of the University of Illinois, sends to the Whig the, following item concerning ope of its jute Bro Sesors, %he 9 ei nally came from Kingston. n letter Prof. Daven a says: "I am sending the enclosed state- ment because Dr. McIntosh came to us from Canada, and while, doubt- less, is unknown to the present gen- eration, yet this is all we can do in acknowledgment of the service ren- dered hy your people in sending us {0 good and faithful a character as . McIntosh. He came to us from Kingston in 1885, after considerable service in the British cavalry." A food Map Gone. . Dr. Donald McIntosh, Professor Veterinary . Illinois, di t ce at the University on He evening, his or lacked hut a few months o serving the univer- iniversity pe sity fn 1885 as spec Bums 164 was iri manen total facult u R. C. H. A. Band Concert. By kind permilsion of Colonel G. Hunter Qgilvie, Officer Commanding the 'R. C. H. A. depot, the band of the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery | will play in Macdonald Park to-night from 8 to 10 o'clock, the following programuie: March--"Till the Boys Come Home" EEE ae ae apne INONEHO Overture-- "La Reine d'un jour" We cordially intite all ladies to our formal fall millinery opening to-morrow and follow- ing-days. ; In our enlarged mil- linery department beau- tiful Hats just revealed in' the fashion centres, {| - and our own workreoms Jf "**-- are ready. i | Beda ae. wt cow vo TU Alam Gavotte--"The Bells of St . do" mmer | Patriotic Selection-- Albion' i Ar, er da a anes en oe BRGLONS | Sketch-- "Forge in the Forest" . NR ES TTT | Ballet Music from "Wiliam Tell" REN TT | Valse--"Destiny" ,. ¥. § ow 1 (By Special Request.) Down in Bom-Bombay" a Re TT National Authem of the Allies '* M0 Canada'™ - God Bave the King." | Alfred Light, Lieut. R. CH | Bandmaster R. C. H. A HA Building Permits These building permits have been - Watch our windows. | Issued at the office of the | reer ; City Bngi- ition ready? - Factory Phone 1415, Duck Season Have you your Guns and Ammuni- If not, give us a call. We carry a large assortment of 10 famous Winchester and Remington i i i Byinp Guns. Let us show you onr Epecial 6 t erieas dou- ble ; $17.50: hat - Anything you man Feqiire our fall shooting will be found | ere. 18, 12 et 16 gauge shells, | rifles all ealibres, loadin; { weeelumber, Cosl and Woodsees & pod 4d i i ift goon be here. for | Cor. Johnson and Division Sts. -Phones 539 and 1456. a BS SAY for cleanliness, whiteness, «potleqpness and sanitary treatment of your washables, and He This _ Laundry will answer the call and give you just what you want, just |. when you want it, and at 8 price that will please you. and -12 gauge Shot Guns, also tho! | hammer, |} Thomas Sands, for the erection of [£leaning rods. a Ealing on the north sie {See our window 0 between od Montreal Thomas Rutherfo mas Rut ord, for the eree- tion of a frame store and dwelling at the corner of C and Em Hl You 40 ag Mw sacrifice comfort. your glasses are a Mitted by us. Our Jspord X Y only Dr. Burrlll, Professor Rick Professor Rolfe, Professor "Baki and Fro Forbes H came at « |