B | lieutenant. HUDSON BAY Insurance Company * .- FIRB INSURANCE Head Officg, Raval Insurance Bids. is PERCY A QUINN. . W. H, GODWIN & SONS | AGENTS, KINGSTON, ONT. The kind you are looking for is the kind we sell. Scranton Coal Is good Coal and we guarantee prompt delivery. 'BOOTH & CO Foot of West St, | Robert Richardson, son of H. W. Richardson, King street west, has been taken on the strength of the Naval Motor: Boat Patrol as a sub- This branch of the ser- vice was only lately organized, and is to take measures against the subma- rine menace. The work is very dan- gerous at times. Recruiting offi- cers were lately in the city picking out suitable men for the service. Mr. Richardson will leave about the end of August for England, where he will be put on active service. Robert is the second som of Mr. Richardson, and has a brother, Lieut. Henry Richardson, who rose from ther anks of the Princess Pats to his present position of lieutenant. He is now fighting in France. Capt. G. T. Richardson, one of the most loved of Kingston's heroes, who gave his life for the great cause, was a Sousin of the other two Richardson 0ys. LIEUT. BAKER WILL BE HOME IN FEW DAYS. Queen's Man Arrived at Hali=| fax on Wednes~ day. Lieut. Edwin Baker, son of John Baker, of Collins' Bay, a graduate of | science at Queen's University, who lost the sight of his eyes while in action at the front, will be at his home in Collin's Bay in a few days. He arrived at Halifax on Wednesday. Although his parents knew he was on his way home, they had no know- ledge of his arrival in Halifax until} told by a Whig representative. Lieut. Baker will spend a few days in Quebec, and will then come on to his home. Will Send Delegates. Although delegates have not yet | been selected, it was stated on] Thursday that the Kingstoh Board of Trade would be well represented | at the conference to be held at Gan-| anoque on Wednesday next, when the! question of a highway from Prescott] to Belleville will be under conside-: ration, To Aid Fire Sufferers. The Northern Ontario Fire Relief] Committee has asked Kingston for subscriptions in connection with the relief of people who have suffered in. the recent fires. Farm Sold. Joseph Kelly, of the Township of | Portland, has sold his far through | T. J Lockhart, real estate agent, to Hermon Emmons, of the Township of | Kingston. J f Just Arrived, Ladies' white and light colored felt hats, prices from 69¢ to $5.00. Cor- rigan's. spe------ The extension of the railyay track from the G. T. R. station been | completed, and carters are engaged | in removing the surplus earth. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dier and Mr. | and Mrs. 8. J. Dier, Westbrook, are in the city to-day. tely. "We. nat Rey Siansen seperate the mont nowt careful mination with a In one pound setioys, 25c Fresh California Prunes, nice and juicy, 10c, 121- 2, 15¢ Ib. Evaporated Peaches, 2 Ibs. or 25¢. Evaporated Apricots, 15¢ Ib, Sweet Cider, per gal. W. R McRae & Co. Golden Lion Grocery. MAYOR TOLD REGINALD HAW- KINS ALL LIQUOR WAS DOPE. He Made an Offer to Fight All Com- ers When Filled up With John Barleycorn on Wednesday Night-- Orton Fuller Disobeyed Summons. tor ONL Mow what was the mat- » I gu was do " said Reg- inald Hawkins, who Oo oe - fore Mayor Richardson, on Thurs- day morning, on a charge of being drunk. "Remember dope," said to Hawkins, "That may be, but all I ever took never affected me the way jt did this last time." Early last evening, to be exaet, 7 o'clock, Hawkins was very drunk. As he reached Smith street, which is in the upper end of the elty, he made for the road, and taking off his coat offered to fight all comers. The weather being too warm for fighting, none of the residents took up his offer, but instead a call was sent to the police station. Constable Daniel MeCarey responded, and Haw- kins was given a ride in a taxi to the police station. The Magistrate was willing to give him a chance, but that all drink is the Acting Magistrate ahle to go to work till Friday morn- ng. "You go to work this afternoon or you won't get a chance," sald, Mayor Richardson.e Hawkins could see that the Mayor meant every word he said, so he sald as soon as he had something to eat| he would hike off to his job. He will have to pay for the taxi ride he had to the lock-up. Orton Fuller was summoned on a charge of being under the influence of liquor when on the 'forbidden list," and Inspector McCammon and C. R. Webster were on hand to con- duct the prosecution, but when the Hawkins said that he would not be case was called Fuller was counspicu- ous by his absence, There was no | | excuse for his absence, as he has| been before the Magistrate scores of | times and he well knows the way. However if he will not come by invi-| | tation, force will be used to get him. | { He will be arrested for disobeying | the summons. It does not pay to] ignore the law. FRONTENAC CHEESE BOARD | Sales Were Made at 1734 Cents at Moeting on Thursday. {| Cheese brought 17% cents on the | Frontenac Board on Thursday after-| noon. There was boarded 910 box-| | es of colored cheese and 35 boxes of | | white as follows: White---Rose-Hill, 35, Colored--Inverary, 35; Glenbur-, nie, 40; Glenvale, 60; Gilt-Edge, 50; | Howe Island, 30; Bay View, 45, Mod- | jel, 60; Ontario, 31; St. Lawrence, | 34; Silver Springs, 58; Elginburg, | 70; Verona, 100; Wolfe Island, 50; | Glen Dower, 35; Collin's Boy, 40; | Hinchinbrooke, 30; Arigan, 30; | Thousand Islands, 2; Arigan, 30; | | Sunbury, 80. | At 17% cents L., W, Murphy | | bought the offering of. Glenbur-| nie, Glenvale, Gilt-Edge, Howe Is-| land, Ontario, Rdse-Hill, St. Law-| rence, Silver Springs, Thousand Is-| lands, Elginburg, Wolfe Island and | | Collins Bay. At 17% cents John Gibson secured | | the offering of Arigan, Inverary, Hin- | | chinbrooke, Model, Verona, and] Glendower. Mp -------------- BARRIEFIELD BRIEFS, | Kingston and Other Visitors at This | Old Hill Vilage. Barriefield, Aug. 9. Mrs, C. A.} Hamblet and family of Lowell, Mass, {are the guests of her mother, M | Hutton. Mrs. E. P. Barry, Roche er, NY. and Mrs. W* W. Daly, { Winnipeg, the guests of their sister, IMrs. W. Murray, have returned { home. | - Miss Agnes Stanton, who Visited | with her aunts at Buffalo, N.Y, companied .by her cousin, | Evelyn Morris, who. will | guests, has returned home, The Misses Simpson, city, spent | {Sunday with Miss Olive Murray. Mr. | | Walker, who has been visiting at the Gore, has returned home. Mrs. W. Davie, city, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Neverson. Miss Sutherland, | feity, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. | {Quinn. Mr. and Mrs. F. Monk and | family spent Sunday with her par-| ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lehuep, | Mr. #ad Mrs. C. Strader and fam-| ily, of Toronto, visiting with her par-| ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Muller, has re- turned home. Mr. Lotto, of Toron-| to, who visiting with J. Medley, re-| turned home. G. Muller, who has] been at Muskoka, has returned home. | Miss be her| | - GAVE HIMSELF UP. Orton Fuller Surrendered to Con- h stable Arnie]. Thursday Noon. i During noon hour on Thursday,| { Orton Fuller gave himself up to Con-| stable Samuel Arniel, at the latter' 4 home on York streel. 1 Fuller is a member of the 'pro- hibited list" and was summoned 'to| appear and a warrant 'was issued for his arrest. Fuller got wise to the | tact that the police were after him, 80 he called at the home of Constable Arniel to save the police department the trouble - of looking for him. Con- stable Arniel took him down to the Police Station and 'on Friday he will be called upen to explain why he got under the influence of liquor when on the "forbidden list" and why he refused to appear in Court when summoned. Summer School Closing. Queen's "Summer School closes Friday afternoon after a successful 'l six weeks' course. There are no ex- aminations in connection with the school. Those students who wish to qualify for a d must take the regular Uhiversit pplemental ex- aminations this fall. Twenty-one stndents have been taking this week | the examinations in connection with She : Strathemns physical training Arthar W. Evans, . Syracush, N.Y.. visiting at his grand parents, Ports- mouth, for the past week, returned terday There is great indignation throughout the city over the lack of protection given the people against the dog nuisance. The death of Allan Robinson of the Bell Tele- phone Company's staff, as the result of being bitten on the arm last Fri- day night while trying to stop a dog fight on King street west, has rousad the people to demand that the City Council put into effect a by-law thai will keep dogs off the streets, Other cities like Ottawa have solved the dog nuisance question, which the Whig on many occasions has brought forcibly to the attention of the city fathers, but up to the present tinie Kingston has no effective dog by-law. . H. Powell called at the Whig [Ji office Thursday morning to give his ji opinion of dogs running at large ju || Kingston, being prompted to do se owing to the death of Mr. Robinson, whose little children are deprived THE BIGGEST PUBLISHING "EVENT OF THE YEAR The Best Navel Yet Written. . By HAROLD BELL WRIGHT. . When a Man's a Man A story of the real heart of the life of the Unfenced Land of Ranch and Range--Northern Arizona. Illustrations and Decorations by the author -- about 50 in alk Sketches made on the Scenes of the story. Advance sale nearly 3 600,000. Price $1.35. Now on Sale. ~ of a father through the failure of I} the civic body for years to put into effect a local law that will rid the [¥ streets of canines. # Mr. Powell stated that he . is greatly bothered by dogs making attacks upon him 'while riding his motor cycle. He applied to the civ- ic authorities for permission to car- ry a revolver for protection while on his machine, but was told it could not be given. "I told them that I supposed 1 would have to wait until a dog tore my leg before I could do anything," said Mr, Powell, "and I was given to understand that I would have to do that. = Butyl decided that I would not, and I go about on my motor cycle fully prepared for any dog that comes snapping at me, I think it a erying shame that dogs are allowed to run at large as they are in Kings- ton.' DEAN GOING OVERSEAS, Major Starr Left Thursday for Hali- fax Whence He Will Sail. Major the Very Reverend Dean Starr received a telegram Wednes- | day night from the Militia Depart- instructing him to report for Thursday | ment, overseas duty,.and left | noon for Halifax, from'where he will sail for England, Major Starr, who for a long time has been desirous of getting to the front, has importuned the Militia De- | partment time and again to be al-| [lowed to go, and, finally, his request | was granted. So anxious was he to | get to the fir'ng line that he gffered | his services free. He has no idea | yet of what particular duties he will be asked to perform, Prof. Duckworth, of Trinity Col- { lege, Toronto, will supply the Dean's | work in St, George's during his ab- sence. 1 Only One Walk Laid. So far this yeer there has been only one concreté walk laid in Kings- ton, and this is the one on Ontario street between Johnson and Wil- jam streets, which, was rendered | necessary by the construction of a re- | taining wall. Probably not since { Kingston became a city have there been so few new sidewalks laid in any. year as in 1916. However the city is well covered and no one is suffering. Pte. Tugwood Well. : Frederick Reid, of the fire department, has received a very in- teresting letter fr Pte. Alfred Tugwood, who is serving at the front with the 21st Battalion. His many friends will bespleased to learn that he is in good health and ably doing his "bit" 'to ¢rush the Huns. Pte. . Capt. | Tugwood was a fire-fighter on the lo | cal department when the call came | for recruits. Harold Bell Ww -- s New Book. Issued to-day. When Man. e College Waists that spell the last word from waistdom-- Beautiful creations, the work of artists, and built in such a way as to appeal to Ladies wanting garments that are Pleasingly Different \ Real beauties at $1.00 Each - PICTORIAL QUARTERLY FOR FALL Containing all the latest ideas, and pattern, 25¢c. Book Newman & Shaw The Always Busy Store A "Man's, a | Better than afiy of his pre-| vious six books which have sold in| the millions. | Book Store. The Hat Store MILLINERY MUST GO Price $1.35. Phone 919. The policy of oar millinery department is not to carry hats over from pne season to another, We have been selling big lots of hats right along at. reduced prices and now. we offer still Further Reductions "Our window display of Hats at 50c and $1 will give you a good idea of what you can save on a hat bought here. : Watch Our Windows," GEORGE MILLS & C0 126 4d 138 Refucsse Street College | CLOSING OF MALS British woall closes Arregu- Jarly. Information posted at P. O. Lobby from time to time. United States, dally Grand Trunk, going ..12.45 p.m. ..11.30 a.m. arand Trunk, "going 1.00 p.m. Do, Che iuding Western States) Grand Trunk and ail west of city . 2:30 pm. \C. F. R.. 10.15 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. "GNC R. wens 2.00 pm. | In Waring Circe | The steamer Fairfax pasesd down on Wednesday night from Erie to Montreal, coal-laden. YThe steamer Keybell passed down on Wednesday night from Ashtabula to Montreal, coal-laden. A stop was- made at Kingston to take on a second engineer as the regular engi- neer had been taken ill. The barge W. M. Egan was towed to the Kingston Shipbuilding Com- pany's wharf on Wednesday night, from Erie. The tug Magnolia will tow the barge to Montreal to dis- charge coal. The steamer Keynor passed up on Wednesday night from Montreal. The steamer City of Ottawa pass- ed up to Toronto from Montreal on Wednesday night. M. T. Co.'s Bulletin: The tug Bart- lett is due to arrive this evening with the barge Winnipeg, with grain from Port Colborne, and will clear with two grain barges for Montreal; the steamer India cleared from Mont- real on Thursday night to load coal at Erie; the steamer Simla will pass down to-night with coal from Erie for Montreal. Weather Notes. Showers have been general in the western provinces, while they have occurred loeally in Eastern Ontario and Western Qfebec. The tempera- ture fell to the freezing point over Alberta during the night. pees BUILDERS SUPPLIRS COAL We advise purchasers to lay in their winter supply early. As labor and teams are not always available, it is wise to place your coal order early and avoid the fall rush, We now have a fresh stock of newly mined Hard Coal in all sizes, It is nice, bright, clean and dry, and we would like to fill your coal bin. S. ANGLIN & CO. Woodworking Factory, Lumber Yards Bay and Wellington Sts. Office 'Phone 66, Factory 1415 \ if, is a high | grade razor, made of Sheflield Steel with carved tyory han- die or the latest safety razor, we have it. When you want a reliable razor come here, Here are a few: Gillette and Auto Strop Safety Arnoldi and Ever Ready Safety Razors. : XL, Wade tcher. Son Ske ate sui Suich Every razor guaranteed. Give us a call. . . the very finest | -- Phone 919 tor Copy. host Book Store PHONE 919. A - Canadian Made Clocks rising tent this Canadian Industry has grown. wid . The 2 ahoroughly satisfactory, and ol the cases are surpassed no- where. (0: Aish) ak otf prego lor or hall. - i contemplating the chase of a clock it on tainly pay you to sep these, Smith Bros. Jewelers and Opticians Issuers of Marriage Licenses. Furs! W.F. Gourdier Phone 700 } t | i NO TRANSACTION 18 TOO SMALL: TO RECEIVE OUR BEST ATTEN- TION. NONE TOO LARGE FOR a TO HANDLE. ~~ Buying, Selling; Ex Yl changing Renting. | A brick store and dwelling, well | situated, containing hot water fur- | ance, electric light and gas, storage store fixtures, together | building, | with horse, rigs, to go with pur- $500 | chase. Receipts 'run about i per week. This is a good opportunity as this is acmoney making proposition. Houses to rent. EW. Mullin & Son ohnson & Division Sts. Phones 539 and 1456 Picnics and Lunch Pails We always carry in stock a large assortment of Cooked Meats, Potted Meats Canned Fish, Fancy yack age Biscuits, E Jish Bis. cuits, Chocolates, olate Bars, lk Oh / 'Layer and Drop ia Snken Fresh Every Da At the Promine. Store Montreal St. , Phone 549 J. R. B. Gage NINA I ------ oy FOR HOUSECLEANING BROOMS W. A. MITCHELL 83-87 Princess St. a a rising nd