"% WEAR FURS i os Se spn nga pir C- Quanity, Coats and wraps typical of the coming season's fur decrees, beautifully made from the chol¢est skins for fall and winter, John McKay Limited and Victor Records August Dance Records © CLEDPATRA, and Calicoco, 216036 One-Step Fox Trot 90c - SKELETON JUNGLE, Fox Trot and 18472. Tiger Rag, One Step 90¢ MY DOUGH BOY, One Step and 18478 Calicoco, Fox Trot 90: Mahood Bros. CLOTHING ON EASY Sadion Suite, Drseass sul Puss. N. Morris, 374 King St. Princess St. Frame, 7 B. & Tg ver. andah; lot 4 "foot front, $2,550. Alfred St. 10 rooms, hardwood rear balcony; mice lot; ¥, 85,050, Albert St. wi 6 rooms; closet, Brick, University Ave. ana IOI & rooms. tar- warage, 83000. | Co eee Ss 86 Brock St. Phone 326 or 031 Real Estate & Insurance e ~ uh ERERRNNENEERENEEENR = Viectrolas Why : en we can exam- in and prescribe lasses that will add ours each day to your working effici- ency. For eye-glass satisfaction, consult JS Asselstine D.0.S Reégintered ORtamateial, 42 King St. The Buny Optical Store --- - THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1918. 3 mr NCDENTS OF THE DAY LOCAL NOTES AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST, Happenings In the City and Vicinity ~~What the Merchants Offer to the Beaders of the Whig. Dr. Boyce will be put of the e¢ity until Saturday, Aug. 31st. Friday's heat and, humidity made the atmosphere veryieppressive. C. R. Webster was a patient fish- érmé4n at Battersea on Wednesday. The weather.on Thursday was: Kingston, 78; Buffalo, 80; Ottawa, 82; Montreal, 78; Toronto, 86; Win- nipeg, 70. Now is the time to have your plano tuned. We carry two expert tuners and will assure entire satis- faction. C. W. Lindsay, Limited. A number of motoring parties from Kingston attended the garden party at Gananoque on Thursday night. Mrs. A. J. Elliott, Toronto, former- ly of Barriefield, underwent a serious operation and is still in the Kingston General Hospital. Chief Armstrong left on Friday to attend the annual convention of the Dominlon Association of Fire Chiefs, { of which he is secretary, | R. H. Watson, Toronto, is in the city securing members for the On- {tario Motor League and with the hope of forming a branch here. The many friends of Miss Amy Downey, daughter of Constable James A. Downey, Pine street, will regret to hear 'that she is confined to her bed with typhoid fever. We will rent you a piano, and at end of six months if you feel lke purchasing instrument we will al- low the six months' rental on pur chase price, and arrange easy terms on balance, C, W, Lindsay, Limited. Rev. T. A. Symington, who has been supplying the pulpit of Knox church, Orillia, during the absence of the pastor, Rev. F. W. Anderson, overseas, has accepted a call to Knox church, London, Ont. C. C. FOLGER PRESIDENT ---- Of the Canadian Gas 'Association ag Montreal Meeting. hd | | At the annual meeting of the Can- adian Gas Association, held in Mont- real from Wedaesday to Friday, Collumer IC. Folger, general manager of the Public Utilities of Kingston, wus elected pres dent. This ascoela- tion is affiliated with the American Gas Institute, and there was a large attendance of Aije:ican as well as Cuanzdian representatives. A Qigh honor has heen conferred pon "Mr. Folger in being chosen as head of the Canadian association, wna ch comprises gll the leading gas experts and managers of the coun- try Mr. Folge: has been connected with the Kingston gas. works for over twenty yei-s, T_T CANADL'N CASUALTIES. The dst is Quite Serious For Mili- tary District No. 8. Killed in action--G. D. Fanning, If you are in busineds, conducting any sort of commercial enterprise, | you already have, as a mater of ne-! cessity, a bank connection. But a bank connection is useful--almost | necessary---to the man who is, on! salary, too. He receives and pays but moneys. He should pay all bills by check, and endeavor to build up a comfortable balance, thus establish- ing for himself that valuable asset-- bank credit. KINGSTON CASUALTIES. Pte. Walter Barrett and Pte. C. G. Golledge Wounded. Mrs. Sarah Barrett, 19 Balaclava street, was notified Friday morning that her son, Pte. Walter Barrett, has received gunshot wounds in the chest and was in hospital at Rouen, France. Pte. Barrett went overseas With the 38th Battalion, and has been in France two years. A bro- ther went over with the 263rd Bat- talion from Kingston and is now in Engiand. Pte. C. G. Golledge, The list of wounded contains the name of Pte. C. G. Golledge, of Ports- mouth, Mr. Golledge was born dn England and enlisted at Iroquois on Jan. 18th, 1916, with the 164th Bat- talion. He trained at the Barriefield Camp during the summer of 1916 and went overseas that year, embarking at Halifax on Oct. 25th. His next of kin is Mrs, Emma Golledge, Ports mouth, Other Casualties, Word has been received by Mrs, James McMaster, Portsmouth, that her brother, Burt Trowse, of Arn- prior, was severely wounded on Aug. 13th, and has since died of wounds. Pte. Barney Slater, whose home is given as Kingston, is also reported to have died of wounds, THEY DO NOT LIKE CONFINEMENT IN "PEN One Conscientious Objector Would Now Volunteer For Any Service. It is reported that some of the conscientious objection to military service which characterized the ten mén who were sentenced to ten years In the provincial penitentiary at Portsmouth is being turned into vehement objection against further confinment behind the big walls at Hatters' Bay. One who visited the men in their cells is reported to have sald that two days after their arrival some of them were quite ready to fight. "If they will let me out of here you can be sure that I'll make a bee- line for the first recruiting office and volunteer for seryice anyhere," one is reported to hafe =aid when being medically exami . Police Court Brevities. Magistrate Farrell disposed of two cases in the session of the police court on Friday morning. The ¢! arge of non-support of his wife, reputed to be a German, brought against Stanley Hamm, was enlarged for a week. " ' A complaint was also laid against Lewis Martin that he did not re- . Martin's edge or consent by a young . Panama Hat 1 Adie of light Carléton 'Place; W. N. Robinson, Prescott; 'W. Lonedale, 'Vankleek Hill; G.'A. Gilroy, Stirling; G. H. Meiklé, Morrisburg; V. W. Hitty, C. L. White, Belleville; N. A. Harts- horn, Peterboro; A. T. Burgess, Pakenham; J. Provost, Pembroke; W. J. Strang, Lanark; A. M. Me- Caw, Carleton Place; W. Carl, Plum Hollow; C. G. Golledge, Portsmouth; M. J. Flynn, Morton; A. Brabant, L'Original; ©O. N. Pearson, Frank- ford. ¢ J Died of wounds--B. Slater, Kings- ton; I. W. Jones, Apsley; E. R. Hodges, "Belleville. 'Wounded--R. H. Sanford, Tren- ton; H. Walsh, Merrickvilte; ™M. V. Pringle, Newburgh; F. L. Pearson, Haliburton; H. Anderson, Belle- ville; A. E. Brash, Belleville; A. W. Golden, Vankleek Hill; €. A. Béth- am, Smith's Falls; P. Barr, May- nooth; W. Kirkey, Cornwall; J. A. Smith, Havelock; W. A. Smith, Haley's; D. 'W. Johnston, Carleton Place; J. Connaghan, Renfrew; P. 0. Miller, Picton; H. E. Rothwell, Brockville; A. R. Davey, Enterprise; E. J. 'B. Pretty, (Ashton; R. May, Cobourg; H. J. Jones, Peterboro; A. A. Johnstone, Kemptville. OVERTURNED SCOW RIGHTED. Tug Argyle Was Able to Effect Oper- ation in Portsmouth Bay, The 'tug Argyle was able to turn the scow which upset with a loss of 280 gross tons of coal several days ago near Nine Mile Point. was towed to Portsmouth Bay and after it was righted on Thursday, the Donnelly Salvage and Wrecking Com- pany's fleet pumped out the water that had been shipped. The damage done to the scow was not extensive and it is thought that it 'upset because of a leak in the forward portion. The forward deck was down several feet when the boat overturned. --_-- . I "The Hat Store" DOLLAR HATS TO-morrow Only ! H you want a real bargain if you want to practise true war economy come to this store to morrow and buy a hat for a dollar: We have Dollar Hats for Men, Ladies' and Children READ THIS LIST: For Men Any Straw Hat in the store or... i: i fet ASD Ei er dow lal gE NG Tor The scow. Harper's Bazaar. Phone 919 rE -- aiaa-------------- N fr se . .e Good Music That is Popular for Summer Sussex by the Sea, Rackety Coo, Danny Old Pal of Mine, Wait Till the Cows Come H By, God Be With Our Boys To When the Great Red Dawn Is Shining. Three new English numbers. i September Magazines: Pictorial Review, Woman's Home Com- panion, McCall's, McClure's, Metropolitan, Designer, Cosmopolitan, Live Stories, Saucy Stories, Green Book, Smart Set, American. For August: Ladies' Home Journal, Motor, Motor Boating, Boy, Waiting, Dear ome, Till the Clouds Rell -night, God Send You Back to Me, Cheero, "England, Britain. New Standard Quarterly For Autumn at 25c¢, with a certificate good for 15¢ in the purchase of any standard patern. THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE Open Nights WW YT VNR py 14, 16, 18. yyy Made from all wool Canadian tweed in shades brown and grey mixtures. Dur Price $15.00 Newman & Shaw & ; The Always Busy Store PY: Sizes, dui at i a &) Lat the Presbyterian chu - The Late George Marsh, . George Marsh, Capé Vincent, N.Y., says the Eagle, died at the City Hos- pital, Watertown, early Monday, af- ter an operation, at the age of seven- ty-three years. Mr. Marsh was born on Wolfe Island, but had been a resi- dent of Cape Vincent for twenty-sev- en years. He was much respected in the community, a kind and indulgent husband and father. Besides his widow, he is survived by two sons, Sidney W., Cape Vincent, and Chester G., of Carleton Island, and four daughters, Mrs. Asa Hough, Wolfe Is- land; Mrs. R. W. Wenborne, East Ro- chester; Miss Amanda rsh and Mrs, Charles Allen, Cape Vincent. Mrs, Anna Harris, a half-sister, re- sides on Point Peninsula. The fun- eral was held Wednesday afternoon h. ed was a member of the Engine coni- pany and the firemen attended 1a a body. -The remains were placed in the vault at Riverside cemetery. b NAAN ahahaha dh ha a a a a posse BUILDERS SUPPLIES ewe Builders' Brick Good hard, red Ven- eer Brick, Chimney : Brick. S. ANGLIN & CO. Ww Factory, Lamber Yards A Bay and Wellington Streets, Office Phone 06. Factory Phone 1418. Aeiihddiadhdiddidhhdhdh Ebi hh A a 4 0 a a a _----- Exquisite Cut Glass Lovers of, or prospective purchasers of Cut Glass shonld not fail to see our greatly var- led stock, of this very desirable table necessity. We have 'arranged a black and white window, worth your viewing. SMITH BROS. Jewelers Ltd. Opticians, Marriage Licenses, Diamonds. 350 King St. Hudson Seal Coats W. F. GOURDIER 78-80 Brock Street. Phone 700. A rn y TVS A Frame Dwelling On Elgin St. with garden, ' A Detached Frame Dwelling [ On Earl street below Division street, in good condition; Elec. tric light, hardwood floors. 2,350 Detached : Frame With large garden, on Alfred street, $2,100 # E. W. Mallin 4 Sellers of Real Cor ohvason aid p hahah dh hh ha ee Lumber, Conl and Wood sos ELE TO RL A . WY} VP T= Rexall FN AS IBY f bY SIRE! aL Store 1B : : Chocolates A Regular price, 50c and 60c Ib. Friday and TTvvevYy : 4 i 4 : " 4