PTE. CHARLES YEOMANS, Son of Sgt. L. Yeomans, G.M.P., Kingston, 224th Forestry Battalion, invalided home, having fallen on a circular saw while at Bramshot Camp, Eng. losing thumb, finger and part of right hand. Who made his home with his uncle, W. H. Carson, of Kingston. A member of the 156th Battalion, now at Whitley Camp, England. Had one brother killed in battle, and another is at present wounded in a hospital Left to right--PTE. ALBERT JO HN, 228th Battalion, now in Eng- land; PTE, HENRY DOOL, 159th Battalion, on firing line; LANCE CORP. LORNE READY, 228th Battalion, in England. dergeant- Major Philpott and Wis Eight ARCHIE HAMILTON, 1st CM.R., who has been missing since last June. He was with W. G. Craig & Co., Kingston, and was a brother of Mrs. W. J. Chrisiuas, Queen street. PTE. L. PERRIN, With Queen's Field Ambulance South African veteran. His wife resides at 127% Montr Bt, Kingston. Otte ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt tctt ttt Latest Photo of the newly organized band. Nearly il The former members went overseas with the 146th Kingston Battalion. Photo by Wilson Studio, Toronto. GOosp SALVATION ARMY BAND, KINGST ON. naele, Hamzllon, Onz PTE. FRANK LEVEQUE (seated), Son of Thomas Leveque, Enter 72nd Queen's Battery, now in Eng: prise, Ont., killed in action. land. Son of George Turcotte, 8 Sixth St, Kingston. Peri Rl ip, | | Stuart mi Philpolt ® SGT. L. YEOMANS, Garrison Military Police, Kingston. . DRUMMER H. MILLICAN (seated) 21st Battalion Pipe Band, in Canadian Base Depot, Le Havre, France, with trench feet. He will be remembered in Kingston as the popular big drummer of the 21st Battalion during its training here. 11poft and her Five Daughters,