ADLLO ALO MDA BORD HAO OON annens O'Connor's Ladies' Exclusive Special Bargains in Every 4 4 « - If You Wish to Save Money on SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS, KIMONAS, NECKWEAR, ETC. ETC. This is the Store Always something new to see and always pleas- ed to show you. 3 GET OUR PRICES ON MILLINERY. Hats to suit every fice priced to suit every purse. See Our Window, SOLLALLLSLLLSLS T.J. O'CONN 260 Princess Street. THE STORE WITH THE SMALL PRICES. O Department All This Week Next to James Reid's. | - ON BARRIEFIELD HEIGHTS WITH THE OVERSEAS TROOPS ) » wa, was in camp on Tuesday after- noon, and gave out the ipformation that some of the norses of the 8th C. M. R. would be sent to the Riding Establishment of the Royal Military College, some to the 77th Battalion at Ottawa as officers' mounts, and the remainder to England, In an interview with the Whig, 4 Col. Clark said that he found the horses of the 8th C. M. R. in excel- lent condition. He explained where they were going to be shipped, and "added that this , distribution would take place in the immediate future, The Canadian militia authorities have purchased over 47,000 horses since the war broke out, +are being used as chargers and for transports, etc. The British Gov- fornment has purchased over 227; 000 horses on this continent since ent none are being secured in Can- ada. Col. Clark said that the prices had been very reasonable and the quality very fair. "How would you like to face one of these things," was the remark on Tthe 8th C. M. R. were given a try- out on the ranges on Tuesday after- noon. The four guns under Lieut. "Jack" Frasér's command were given a thorough work-out to see if they were properly made and in perfect condition for their work at the front. Several hundred-rounds of ammuni- tion were fired, and the guns were found to be in perfect condition and the men very highly trained. CHARM CEYLON TEAS 40c, 50c, 60c; Lb. - Charm Coffee, 40c Lb. For Sale at All Grocers. Fifteen Days' Offer rn CANADIAN BEAUTY ELECTRIC IRON to house- holders who will permit us to wire their homes for electric light this month, Prices Moderate. | 7v PRINCESS STREET. < HW. NEWMAN ELECTRIC CO. Phone 441 DAVENPO RTS ~---- UTA : Ih ARE AR XA I NON N into ecemfortable Beds -- $15, $20, $32 up. Book Cases & Desks $2. $2.15, $3.50 up, a good range, worth seeing. Parlor Fancy Pi | In covers to suit, $3.50, $6, $9 up. al, Brussels, Wil- Curtdins, Lace, Silk, Madras, efe. o Phone 90. Yours Carpets and Rugs, in Balmor ton, ete. Comm | T. F. | Harrison: Co. { | Kingston's Electric Store || 2 J From now to 1st October, we will give fee ONE | = You -can make; thesé Major Allan W. Stroud, who is re- || | cruiting for a squadron "of cavalry to be mobilized at Toronto, was in camp on Tuesday, and reported that recruiting is going alorg splendidly. There are recruiting depots in several points in the division, and Kingston has contributed thirty men. "You're next," said Capt. R. B. Richardson to the Whig representa- tive on Tuesday afternoon. The Whig man had been told a number of things to do since going to the camp, | but an ordér to roll up his sleeve to | be inoculated was a new one. The injection does not seem to hurt at all, although Capt. Richardson said the effects are to make the patient feel 'generally on tae rough" for a { day afterwards. | i | HM Pte. Sedrall, Canadian Army Den- | tal 'Corps, arrived at Quebec on the {not yet reported to the office of the |A..DI M. 8. at the camp. The 33rd Battery was pretty well broken up on Tuesday afternoon. Fifteen of Major Sears' men, with | Lieuts. Findley, Elliott and Stevens, | are taking a course in machine gun- | | nery; fifteen are taking a course in ip | signalling, and the same number a iB class in musketry. i . ---- Lieut®E. A. Godfrey, assistant ad- { jutant of the 8th C. M, R., informed {the Whig on Tuesday that a lady | friend of his has donated a Persian j cat to the regiment as a mascot. The | regiment has now two odd mascots. {One is the famous "Dave," whose | breed is a mystery. | | | | | | | } { | : Sm . [~ The dentists are now working en {the drafts from the artillery units; | The draft from the 59th Battalion | have all had their teeth put into good | condition. ~ i f Forty recruits are expected by Ma- Hor R. F. Massie on Monday from {ronto for the 34th' Battery. This { squad, it will 'be remembered, vol- | unteered to a man at a meeting held | in Toronto, and addressed by the Ma- | jor last week. A few men are ar- | riving every day. | and interviewed Lieut.-Col. Clark, 1 { who was here on business in copnec- | | tion. with the distribution -of Col. Clark, A. D. of 8 and T., Otta- and these | the war broke out, although at pres- | every side when the machine-guns of / | 25th as an invalided soldier, but has | L -- : Z | Major Plummer, Royal -Military | | College, was in camp on Tuesday, | 4 ! | believed that he wo the 7} THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1915. | stores of "C" Battery, vice Sergt. Akerle¥, promoted to take charge of the canteen. { "C" Battery has now 308 men on {the nominal roll, including the men of the draft which leaves in a short time for the front. Eight recruits arrived for the 59th Battalion on Tugsday. t MEN ARE GRAPPLING FOR BODIES OF THOSE ON SUNK./ EN SCHOONER. a good assortment of the BLACK. ce A Close Watch Being Kept On Ame | herst Island For the Bodies Should They Be Washed Ashore. A small piece of a spar, sticking up out of the water near Nut Island, is all that is left to tell the story of the terrible catastrophe, which occurred there on Sunday morning, when the schooner Cheyboygan foun- | Our new Spats have just arrived. in time for this cool weather --we have FAWN, GRAY, SAND, PUTTY Abernethy's Sh JUST ARRIVED different desired shades. $1.50, $1.25, $1.00, 75c. Te A te Hl SAN ti, oe Store | dered and five lives were lost On Wednesday, nothing * further could be learned about the missing schooner, and it was felt for sure! thgt the schooner, which went down was the Cheyboygan. ¢ The Whig was in télephone com- munication with residents of Am-| Lerst Island on Wednesday forenoon, and it was stated thay no further in- formation was available. It was stated that men were out in the v rity of the wreck grappling] i for bodies. It is the general belief that the bodies will be floating in the water, and tat they will come] into shore. A close lookout is being Kept for them. ! "If the life boats had been put out they never could have lived in |such a sea as that," "said one island er to the Whig. "It was the worst! wind storm that has occurred in this district in many years. The life boats would have been swamped be- fore they could have been manned." | The story of just what occurred) on the deck of the schooner during the terrible fight with the waves will] never be known, as the captain and! tall on board went down, but it is| théught that the vessel sprang a leak and sank very rapidly. She was very heavily loaded. No wreck in years, has cused such general regret in local marine | circles, as Capt. McDonald, his wife, | and members of the crew were all well-known in the city. { |: Two litt.e white dogs, pets of Mrs | McDonald, also perished in the catas- | {| trophe. The dogs were often seen | on the streets of Kingston, and were | | much 'admired. | Capt. Max Shaw, of the steamer H. {N. Jex, arrived in port from Os-| weg: n Tuesday afternoon. He [lett e Saturday afternoon for Os-| | wego, with the schooner Abbie L;! Andrews, and he reports having had {a very rough trip. He did not pass | rear the scene of the wreck of the | Cheyboygen, so could give no in o fie OPENING DAY OF FAI Members of the crew of the steam. | FINE FALL HATS Distinctive models a | feature of our assort- | ment. | Metropolitan style, and a range of new blocks that re- spond to your individual de- mands, make this store head- quarters with men who want | their hats to look like they | were made to order. Specials in Soft Hats and | Derbies. $200, $250 { Campbell Bros, Kingston's Largest Hat Dealers : BY {er Aletha; which arrived in port, at} {moon on Wednesday, stated that on| their trip to Kingston, with the. use| of a glass, one lone Spar could be! {seen at the point where it was re-| ported the schooner Chevborers| went down. Adcording to their re-| Sst port, the schooner went down about ©f Military Field Events And Physi- two miles from shore. | cal Exercises--Two Horse Races | Mrs. Joyner, wife of William Joy-| Were Contested Tuesday After | ner, whose husband was on the ill- noon {fated schooner, called at the Whig . : {office on Wednesday mrorning, and] , Something out of the ordinary was Was very anxious to seeure particu- placed on exhibition at. the fair | lars of the accident. - She did not grounds Tuesday, afternoon in con- | know anything about the schooner } 1€¢tion with the Kingston Industrial {Boing down. until the news appeared | Exhibition, This was the military {on the Whig bulletin bogrd, and it[SPOrts by the Sth C. M. R., Barries came as a great shock to her. Her| eld, comprising bareback wrestling | husband just joined the crew on Sat-| and tent pegging under the direction urday last, and this was his first trip. | of Lieut. Ingledew, and 'physical ex- Mrs. Joyner stated that her hus.| CTcises by the 59th Battalion, under band was & good swimmer, and she | the supervision of Lieut. Godson. uid. Dive been) No better exhibition of the kind has able to_save himoclt - 2 + | been spen here. . To have a body of y | men so well trained physically as those of the 59th Battalion; reflects EXHIBITION GIVEN THE 8TH C. M. R. 1 JOHN M. PATRICK ™ * 148 SYDENHAM STREET msisisitesmn, Sakell's Pre A cmt, hss -- i Ice Cream Our Ice Cream is the best 'by Government Test. We deliver to all bricks. and finest in Kingston parts of the city in bulk or" Next Opera House. Phone 640 | Telephone 201 Auto Livery Visit Our Store During Fair Week Yeu y | | Al Everything reduced and arranged r your inspection. Meet your friends--they all trade | here. | No trouble to give prices. | Make our store your headquarters while in the city. : Bibby Garage Agents for Dodge Bros. | Motor Cars | sls Pure Vinegar | and Spices If you want the best quality, leave your), order with ee a J. R. B. GAGE LR, Isy.. Store With the Large Stock. James Reid The Leading Undertaker EMPIRE GROCERY BEN LEE, Prop. Successor to T. J. Leahy. Sewing Machines, Um- i brellas, Suit Cases, Trunks, | 1 and re-fitted, Saws filed, Knives anil Scis- sors sharpened, Razors honed. All makes of Fire- arms repaired promptly. Locks repaired; Keys fitted. All makes of Lawn Mowers sharpened and repaired. The wise housewife buys her Preserving Fruit from us, Overflow Crawford Peaches, { horses of 'the 8th C. M. R. | to Folkestone, Eng., with a draft | {from the 59th Battalion, has been | Two baskets grapes were donat- ed to the 8th'C. M. R. by a Kingston | transferred to a telephone corps. friend of the regiment on Tuesday, | F. W. Coates, Kingston, was in To- and Lieut. Godfrey wished in the |ronto for the funeral of his uncle, | name of the regiment to thank the [Samuel Nuthall, | donor. « -- 1 * Capt. A. W. Grity, 59th Battalion, was in Ottawa over the week-end, and returned to camp on Tuesday. Building ~~ Master Men 'Potash, sodium, lime and" iron are some of the vital min- eral salts necessary to proper | | Lieuts. Faithful, Ottawa, and Fair- bairn, Brockville, and forty-six re- cruils arrived in camp on Tuesday, | and were taken on the strength of | the 80th Battalion. * { a . GC." 8. M. Blake, 59th Battalion, . who has proved such a valuable man | to that unit, has transferred to the | 80th Battalion, 'and Jeas been ap- | The Hartt Boot and Shoe Co, Limited Fredericton, NR. "Canada's Best Shoemgkers Tre ALLAN M. 8 id - pointed .sergeant-major. There are | few soldiers at Barriefield Camp | who deserve the promotion as does | Sergt.-Major Blake. He worked | hard with the recruits of the 59th | Battalion, add is to a great extent re- | sponsible for their present splendid | condition. He took charge of the | * {organizing of the band, and has made | it ome of the best, He will prove | a splendid addition to the instruc- | tional staff of the 80th Battalion, || and his experience in several cam- | Paigns will make a valued addition | when the battalion gets to the front. i ---- i The course in machine-gunnery i} started on Tuesday morning under | Lieut. Graham, who but a short time | ago returned from the front. Lieuts. | H. M. Wanamaker, W. W. Stratton, | G. 8S. Coward, C. H. Gladney and C. R. Widdifield are taking the course, and when qualified will instruct the | 80th Battalion. LN } - a , Major C. A. Low has been appoint- | ced regimental treasurer of the 80th Battalion. nourishment of muscle, brain and nerves, but are not found in proper abundance in white bread and many other foods. Grape-Nuts ~--Made in Canada -- from + whole wheat and malted bar- ley--richly supplies these need- ed mineral elements and is a delicious dish served with . cream or rich milk. Grape-Nuts food is splendid for brain workers, and ideal for' school children. Da tially pre-digested, it is quick- ly .absorbed by. the system -- directly to the up-build- ing of sinew, brain and nerves without ovefloading the stom mach, - ""There's a Reason" ° Sold by" Grocers. Liett. Crow is attached. to the | 59th Battalion for instruction - and | duty Lieat. Crow was formerly | with the C. P. R. Engineers at _Par- | 'Lieut. Stagg, Kingston, who went | x feet in length. ham. Gr: Llewellyn has been gppolated | in the quartermaster's an Postom Cereal Ca a fini Windsor, Ont, Co., ~ | much credit upon = Lieut. Godson. | Rounds of applause were tendered [from the enthusiastic spectators. The horse racing included the 2.25 class for a purse of $120; and a con- test between Judge Murphy's colts, in half mile heats, fog a purse of 9 ' { -- 2.25 Class, "Judge Murphy," F. Whitney, Kingston "Winnie C." C. Cole, Cape Vincent .. .. .. "Jimmie Pointer," T, Stewart, Deseronio . . "Dexter," P. Ward, Cata- raqui .. aie. Time--2.29'¢, 2.291, 2.26%. 2:28 4. Judge Murphy's Colts. _ "Nellie Murphy," "Fred" Whit- ney, Kingston .. .. ". "Senator Murphy," W. Mec- Caugherty, Portsmouth.. 2 1 2 Times--1.221, 1.22% 1.22. Starter, Dr. George W. Bell; time- keeper, A. Bearance; judges, A. ki. Weller and F. Laidley. 33 1 2 the first heat in the 2.25 class race. C. Cole, the owner of "Wingje C.," from Cape Vincent, won the heat, and the judge announced that the time was 2.24%. Mr. Cole objected to this time, because he had sevesal timers a the spectators, nd they all that thé Beat was done in 2.30. The judge had the mistake rectified. : 'No balloon ascension was made. The guide poles sent up from a local factory were only sixteen feet long, 'and they required to be twenty-one New ones had to be spliced, and they were not on hand in time. The gas-pit was also not ready to inflate the balloon. The Exhibits. The exhibits fn the palace are about the best evér seen here, and R. J. Bushell told a Whig reporter the 'merchants' were break A lively discussion ensued after | Bartlett Pears and Damson Plums, Also choice California Fruit and; Table Apples. i | Goods deliversd to. any part of the city. Phono 349, Market Square PARKER'S DYE WORKS 69 Princess Street, King. 0 hy ---- goods. . The Harris Abattoir Com- | | Jany holds the south-eastern corner in the palace, which has been beaii- tifully decorated in red, white and iblue. 'The local agent, R. Matthews, looks after the interests of the booth, as well as G. E. Glossop, Toronto, the" spedial representative from the headquarters in the latter city. b Among the local exhibitors are T. | F. Harrison, Moore's Garage and | Electrical Departments, A. Chown | {*7Ur #cid stomacks & Co., Nordheimer and Steinway of T planos, under the local agent, L. N. RE ¥ all druggists: in Marchand; Cc. WwW. Lindsay, - F. W. either. powder or tablet form at is Coates, J. B. Bunt. ~All of the | t% Per batile. above created good showings, and made their respective booths highly WE YOUR attractive. y Cc. H Grocer BISURATED NESIA A well-known medical Writer says: "I always first prescribe Bisurated Magnesia In every case of hyperacidity that comes to me." i Down the central aisle running | A east and west a large collection of | Sg fancy work is shown. The poultry occupies the entire southern wing of | the pavilion. } [Biliouss | |