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ROBERTSON & SON, Limited. -- At All Grocers -- ------ nN 4 ¢ Q, i : . -® 'We Have Hundreds of New Rugs for You to Choose ; 'From. * : ing to the scarcity of Oriental rugs, the Eng-| lish manufacturers have copied a great many of these rare designs. The color effects are perfect copies of the original rugs and the cost is' only a small fraction of what an Oriental rug would cost. iture, arriving daily to suit every one's pocket book. =. We aim to give the best of service and the best values to be obtained anywhere. » : N HE WENT TO THE ERONT WITH | A LARGE CROWD WAS PRESENT COL. A. E. ROSS ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON A shell Disabled Him-- He Says That | Two Horse Races Took Col. Ross is Still the Idol of the | Field Ambulance Men, : { feated C. L. C. By 13 to 0. Sergt. W. H, Button, whose home Wolfe Island fair concluded sin Ottawa, arrived in the city on | Wednesday evening with a larger Wednesday afternoon from Montreal. | crowd than on Tuesday. George Sergt. Bulton went to the front with | Rattray, secretary treasurer of the the First Contingent in the First | fair, stated to the Whig that the Field Ambulance of which Col, A. E. | crowd this year was equal to that of is the commanding 1915. He has been in action for! The main attractions on Wednes- many months, and some time ago day were the trials of speed and the was wounded himself while out | beseball' game. The 2.50 class in bringing in some wounded men. A | which! the horse owned by Thomas large. calibre shell burst near him | Nicholson of Kingston contested, and with. the result that he was disabled | took setond, was won by Little for a time. . Rheumatism sef in his! Minnie, owned by R. ireenwood. legs, and although he was averse to Directum Mack, owned by W, leaving "the boys," Col. Ross urged | Adoo of Pittsburg, took third honors. him to take a rest after doing so! Mr. MdAdoo's horse was very much troubled with a sore foot. The win- A Whig reporter, who happened| ner took three heats. Mr. Nicholson to be down to meet the train, when found it very difficult to: race "his he came in, had the opportunity of [ horse on the track on account of the speaking with the vetbran Sergt. | turns being so short. The free-for-all Jutton has seen twenty-nine years | race was won by Hydrie, owned by in the army and wears a|W. Gibson. Forest Boy, also owned long service ribbon on his ea how Col. Ross was feel- | Gypsey Alcune, Place--In on owned by F. Stublin 5 ape Vincent, finished last. was feeling\very fit. He was told| The officials were, E. Burnside, that there was a report that Col.| William Murray, J. Hogan, John Ross had been seriously ill, but he | Davis, and A. McLaren. The baseball match between-Wolfe seen him continually at the front. He Island and C.L.C. juniors resulted in said 'that he might have been ill at|ga win for Wolfe Island by a score of been| 13 to 0. The game was one of the seriously sick. He said that Col. | poorest exhibitions played in some Ross was still the idol of all the boys | time. From the very start the Wolfe in the field ambulance and that he| [sland boys had it over 'the C.L.C. | nine. The Teams: Sergt. Button was to have arrived | Wolfe Island--Spoor, ss; Olsen, | ; Cosgrove, 1b; MeéDermott, 3b: | Horne, p; Card, c¢; Davis, If: Con- Tuesday afternoon but unfortunately | nelly, cf; Stilser, rf; McDermott, p. he missed the train at Mantreal, and | C.L.C.--Baird, ss; C. Warner. If; was forced to wait for a later one. | Linton, 1b; Walsh, ¢: Mathews, p He was much pleased with the wel-| ang 2b; Warner, 2b; Turgeon, p and come which the men had received in| sf; Sherman, al: Reynolds, 3b. Montreal. There were nearly a| thousand persons at the station to met them and a band was there to|g play for them when the train came in. | All sorts of presents were forced | upon them, including quantities of | "- WHIG'S NEW SERIAL. The Whig will commence on Saturday the publication of a new serial story, "The Dog Star,"" by Coralie Stanton and Heath Hosken. It will appear each Saturday. It is a splendid story, and full of interest from beginning to end. J Sergt. Button told of the numerous | % undergo before they were allowed to leave the front. It is thought that | + the inspections are to prevent men 2 * and these are not at all popular. The men are first inspected at Le Havre, France, and when they are sent to England they are examined by . a number of other medical boards. At Bath and Shorncliffe they undergo examinations and also at Quebec where they are issued with the little button which shows that they have either seen service in England or at the front, BELONGED TO BROCKVILLE LT. KENNETH TAYLOR °' WOUNDED IN LEG Was an Officer of No. i Com- pany With Major H. E. Pense. Jeremy Taylor, manager of the Bank of British North America, re- ceived word on Wednesday that his son, Lieut, Kenneth Taylor, had been wounded severely in the leg in the recent action or the Somme front, and is now in St. John's hospi- tal, Etaples, France. After qualifying as. a lieutenant from the -Queen's University contin- gent\of the Canadian Officers' Train- ing 'Qorps, Lieut. Taylor was Cap- poirited to the 59th Battalion, and was later appointed musketry in- structor, when the 59th Battalion was broken up as a unit in England, Lieut. Tay- lor was among the first of the of- ficers qualified to go to the front. He was appointed to No. 1 Company of the 21st Battalion, and since that time has been .doing good work in the Kingston battalion. The Man Who Defeated Premier of British Columbia. The Brockville Recorder congratd- lates Patrick Donnelly, who, on Thursday last, was elected for one of the Vancouver seats Yn the British Columbia legislature. Mr. Donnelly Is a young man whose future is as- sured. He is possessed of great sa- gacity for he was a few years ago a resident of Brockville and when he wanted a life partner he selected a Brockville girl for his partner in Miss Jennie Bates, daughter of the late George Bates; and a sister of Mr. Andrew Bates, now of Brockville. Mr. Donnelly defeated Premier Bow- ser. » ' [in the 72nd (Queen's) | Quartermaster-Sergt. Jeremy Taylor, { who gave up a good position in De a { troit to enlist in Four of the Captains Are Appointed | peditionary Force. . Temporary Majors. Official notice of the promotions of several of the officers of the 21st Battalion is announced in the most | recent edition of the London Gazette. | Capts. H. E. Pense, A. P. Miller, H. W. Cooper and M. L. Shepherd have been appointed temporary majors, while commanding a company. Since this notice was officially gazetted it is noted with regret that Major Shep- herd has been killed in action and | Major H. E, Pense has been wound-| ed. ; 2IST OFFICERS PROMOTED. Q. M. 8. Taylor is now*at Petawawa Camp. It is evident from the above casu- alty that No. 1 Company, of which most of the boys from Kingston are the recent fight. Two of the officers, Major H. E. Pense and Lieut. Ken- sides a number of 'the men of the company. i TWO YOUNG GERMANS "DRESSED UP" IN KHAKI Prisoners in Police Cells Don- ned Uniforms in Endeavor to Keep Warm. The two young Germans held at the police station for the past week, suspected of having assisted in the escape of two Germans from Fort Henry, find it difficult to put in their time. They are wondering what will be done to them, 'and if they will be soon transferred to Fort Henry. They are great singers, and can sing both 'English and German songs in great style. On Wednesday morning, the wed- ther was quite chilly insthe cells and in order to keep warm the Germans took possession of a couple of khaki coats, which had been left there by deserters and donned them. It was quite an odd sight™o see two Ger- mans dressed in khaki. " WOMAN SUFFERAGE. Its War Time Aspect. Hl 1: i £ : E : EF ! 2k fis iz J le be : ! i i £ i it Iie th : : g g : | Baseball Match Wolfe Island De | Mec- | | breast. | by Mr. Gibson, took second, while | Shree fod 204 About two months ago,|} Lieut. Taylor also has a brother | Battery, || the Canadiay Ex-(| members, has been in the thick of} neth Taylor, have been wounded, be-||| , SEPTEMBER 21, 1916. CONCLUDES BRONZE KID, $5.00 GREY KID, $6.00 and $8.00 '§ BROWNKID, $7.50 and $8.00 3}. BLACK KID, $5.00 and $6.00 '§ LACED BOOTS. ¢ I The above lines are most popular this fall in Women's Footwear. 4 | Lace shoes being very much in demand, although we | are showing some pretty patents at $5.00 and $6.00. Inspection invited. | | ABLRNETHY'S SHOE STORE | OS | A ------ 0 PURE ICE CREAM | . Best in Kingston. | | a : Made Fresh Every Day. | 4 SAKELL'S "Next Opera House ~~ Phone 640 Prospec EXHIBITION eee iron We are having an exhipition of the new fall hats anfl this is your invitation to s in and see what's what this season in Soft Hats and | Derbies | Drop in while the display is richly varied. | ll $2, $2.50, $3, $4. | | = CAMPBELL BROS. | Kingston's Largest Hat | L ¥ tive Housekeepers Will dd well to come here for the furniture for the new home they are about to start: We make a specialty of completely out-fitting newlyweds, laying rugs and oilcloths, placing up art blinds and furniture fitted in posi- 'tion at no extra cost, and main life-long customers. Dealers. so perfectly that they re James Reid, The Busy Store With the Large Stock. ~ " Ring 147 For Motor Ambulance and Personal | Services. l + FOR HACKING i | Coughs that rob you of your sleep. The kind that almost tear you to { pieces, makes yor throat sore, and inflamed, take 'DR. 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A 3 st Foren ht on all and new ; also - of wil Kinder All orders By Careless Washing you want to keep yo looking its best, be careful what wash it with. Don't use prepared shampoos or anything else, that con- much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the halr brittle and ruins it. A The, best thing for steady' use is rdinafy mulsified cocoanut ofl] §i Drop a card to wanting any thi lery Ine. Eating f repairs THE COOK MEDICINE Ct | receive promot aitoation! i ve > TORONTO. ON" (Faribarty Window.' | Queen ; . THE LIGHTS OF 65 YEARS AGO