PAGE WO __ THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG J TUBSDAY, AUGUST 5, 10®, TRADER MARK, There are gumerous advantages to be derived by placing your order now, particu- larly because of the attractive prices McKay is able to offer by reason of large early pur- chases of Raw Furs at considerably less than presént-day prices. . Beautiful Furs and Fur Coats--of style and quality, ready for inspection. J i ' w John McKay, Limited "THE FUR HOUSE' His Master's Voice Records FOR AUGUST Out To-day Father O'Flynn Chip of the Old Block--Ruthven Me¢Donasld .... Building for Eternity In the Bhadow of His Wings--Ruthven McDonald ... Doughboy Jack and Doughnut Jill Burmah Moon---Geoffrey O'Hara .............¢ ... . That Tumble-down Shack in Athlone --Walts 2160680 » Oh, Helen, One-step, Willie Eoksatein's Strand Trio ... 90 Burmah Moon, Fox Trot, Willie Bckstein's Strand Trio, 216061 I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles--Waltz .......... 90 HEAR THEM AT MAHOOD BROS. 216062 90 218063 90 216059 "a 90 "eee ae " ee an a rm oe Own Your Own Home ; This is the only way of avoid. . ing the Ineonvenience of mov- ing. We have a choice soles tion to choose trom. Have You Property for Sale? List it with Gs. We have a number of enqitiries for homes, Money to loan. i McCann's Real Estate and Insurance | 86 Brock St. Phone 826 or 021 WEARING EYE GLASSES Is incredsed or deersasea acco ing to the Btier in Wi és are fitted and ddjn § SI ordering your glasses let " them ng, ding "dL adjisting to Acoord- h the glass- | cial WAR NEMOR MEMORIAL QUESTION WILL BE DISCUSSED AT A MEED ING IN PORTSMOUTH. Matter Was Again Under Discussion at Mesting of the Village Council Monday Night--John Mills Ap- pointed Tax Collector. The question of a war memorial Was under discussion again at a meeting of the Portamouth Council, held on Monday night, and it was decided to hold a public meeting in the village hall on Tuesday evening next, August 12th, for the purpose of receiving the views of the people. The Council has a proposition to put before the people. It was decided to construct a con- walk on Front street from Main to Mowat avenue, provided the cost is not too excessive.' John Mills was appointed tax col- lector in the place of James McMas- ter, deceased. The matter of the appointment 'of a new constable was laid over, Ports- mouth is a law-abiding place, and it is felt that the village can get along without the services of a constable. It is the Intention to have the care- taker of the village hall act as con- stable in came of necessity. Reeve James Halliday presided at the meeting, and the councillors present were Messrs, Balden, Ken- nedy, Marks and Clark. Former Kingstonian Dead. 'Whliam J. Summerby, a school in- spector, died in Paris on Sunday, De- ceased was for a number of years principal of Wellington (now Syden- ham) school in this city. He was re- garded as an extremely efficient tea- er. Deceased was In his sewenty- third year, was in Paris the previous day, and shortly after returning was stricken with apoplexy, from which he passed away, never rallylug. After eaving Kingston he was appointed blic - School Inspector for the counties of Russell and Prescott, which position he filled for over thir- ty years. Since then he had ably oc cupied the position of Bilingual In« spector of all sueh schools in the Province of Ontario, except at Otta- wa. He was married forty-five years ago to Miss Rumina Roucks of Rus« sell township, who, with two sons, 'William L., on the Alberta teaching staff, and C. Herbert, at home, and two daughters, Miss Fred of the Halleybury teaching staff, and Miss Frances, at home, survive him, PASSED AWAY ON MONDAY JOHN HALLIDAY, CUSHENDALL, SUFFERED A FRACTURED SKULL. ; He Was Thrown From a Rig While Driving on the Gananoque Road, Six Miles from the City. Uneonscious to the last, John Hal- liday, Cushendall, who was thrown Irom his rig by a runaway hofse on Monday n'ght, passed away at the Hotel Dieu six hours after his ad- mission: The deceased was driving to the city with Mrs. Foster, also of Cushendall, and on the Gananoque toad, six miles from Kingston, the horse took fright and ran away, overturning the rig. The occupints were thrown out, and Mr. Halliday sustained a fracture of the skull. Dr. Robert Hanley was summoned, and Pad the injured man Ishoved to the Hotel Dieu by R. J. Reid" am- 'bulance. He never anes con sciousness,' and his desth was due to concussion of the brain. Mr. Halll day was thirty years of age, single, and operated a farm at Cushendall. He had no relatives. Mrs, Fostef was uninjured. { Crops. bout 15,000 mén will be required to work as farm laborers to assist in harvesting the crops in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and 'Alberta. © Canadian Pacific has arranged is advertising usual special fare > $12 to Winnipeg,and will run spe- trains from Toronto, Tuesday, i 12th, and Tuesday August for tickets and information apply Conway, C. P. A. corner of Wellington and Princess streets, Kingston. The Western It is estimated that Are Moving Around. A number of k aulistors in business | to property will be made on Princess street within the next few weeks. A. BE. Hunt, barber, has rented the now occupied by Alexander hea man, stcand hand dealer, and w open a Ir op. will be b from his place of business, which dd illness. &te a florist, who has] rty. Looau" mores Axp rms oF I------ Happenings in the Olty and: Vicinity =-What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the Whig. Ald, R. J, Rodger left yesterday for Toronto. Ww. Bwaine, plano tuner, orders at McAuley's, or 'phone G64w, Dr. ward Williamson returned to Geneva, N.Y., on Monday. DALY'S GOOD TEA unequalled for Quality, Strength and Flavor. At MAHOOD'S DRUG STORE, Kingston. Now is the time to have your plano tuned. We carry two expert tuners and will assure entire satis. faction. ©. W. Lindsay, Limited. A stockingless young woman, wearing sandals, was turned out of the Cafe at the Thousand Island House, Alexandria Bay, N.Y. The management would not stand for that. We will rent you a plano, and at end of six months if you feel like purchasing instrument we will allow the six months' rental on purchase price, a4 arrange easy terms on bal- ance. C, W. Lindsay. Limited, The remains of the late Russell Howard, who died in Watertown, N.Y., on Saturday, - were' brought here on Monday and placed in Cata- raqul cemetery. He was eighty- three years of 'age, and farmed for years near Renfrew, where he was born. Mrs. Alice Snyder, Odessa, is a daughter. ' GOES TO OTTAWA. Notre Dame Convent Mother Supe- rior is Transferred. Rev. Mother St. Agnes, Mother Superior of the Congregation de No- tre Dame, goes to Ottawa, where she has been appointed Mother Supe- rior of a similar institution situated on Gloucester ¥treet. She has been the executive head in Kingston for the past five years,and is distinguigh- ed as an educator, organizer and business woman. She leaves for Ottawa this week, Sister Superior 8t. Mary Alexander, of Ottawa, who succeeds her at the local institution, is well known in Kingston, having been a teacher and assistant at the Notre Dame Convent. She will ar- rive on Friday to take up her duties. CAPE VINCENT ESTATE SOLD. Woodruff Summer Home Bought by E. P. Perrine, New York. The Lloyd O. Woodruff edtate at Cape Vincent, N.Y., one of the finest résidence properties {n that town, has been sold to E. P. Perrine, New York, Mr. Woodruff died some time ago and for the past two years the pro- perty has been occupied summers hy the dutty of Mr, Perrine. tod near the old "stone house" an in "the section where the historic "cup and sauber" house stood, the Woodruff property is one'of the most beautiful country estate in the coun: ty. The house itself, of the more mo- dern type, is a large one of excellent lawn which sweeps from the street to the lake front. Besides the housc there is a garage and Dbodthouse docks and concrete sea wall. FER Not Yet, But Soon . Two Kingstonisfis were watching a load of good Scotch going into the liquor vendor's shop om Wellington street the other day with eyes. Police Constable Marshall Arm- strong was also standing by to see that it was safely delivered. The two passers-by gazéd at the unusual sight tora few minutes with thao mouths, and then walked up to man and asked, "You don't Sout" The Coolness of While Toronto swelters Kingston was 78 de tawa was 80, and at 94, heat. Ot- ontredl 78. The Ottawa Valley Amusement Company purchased the vacant Le- moine property, situated between the Barber shop of A. J, French and the iackray block, th Pemb: It is the intentioh of the pure comitienwe the erection of a large Sedatound again. after his recent Sp al LN ALL OUR . LADIES HATS. INCIDENTS OF TE DAY style and sits well back on a large |g longing | Il ted for locking at it, do to modern theatre, to, seat about 1,200 |g "the iff Morris, Pembroke, is able |} Take a Tip From Us When We Claim That "GIRL OF MINE" 15¢ The Big Hit Girl of Mine is one of the Bgges ever sold, and on without a doubt one of the Dust songs for hirmiotly and quartettes a published . .18c & h "GIRL OF MIN The stile of this song in sheet mupio, records and pliyst rolls will exceed jthe ballads we have sales of any other publication in [the past five years. Other Big 15c¢ Hits The Greatest Thing That Came From France; Dear Old Pals; Byes That Say I Love You; Come of Paps; Up in Mable"s Room; Roses Arcadie; Mammy O"Mine; I Want a Dixie Sweet heart; Buddy; Prohibition, You Have Lost Your Sting. ~ 15¢ The Big Hit Girl of Mine The College Book Store Telephone 991 Open Evenings Atlantic Saapnat Resorts, Portland, Maine, throned on the hills 'overlooking bir Bar, the brightest gem of the Maine is not less charm 'when Henry Wad America's vest lo and down its pleasant streets. Er ona: surrounding are mani there being innumerable natu-| and cool. eR E House Furnishings That Please The Most Critical Buyers Newman & Shaw ae a en -- than the wonderful terri WeHave In Stock Just Arrived Campbell oweiabis Soup am 's le So Sates Vi 0" 's egotadic Son Distributors for Red Rose n ea~~~the Good Tea { Victory Bonds pular thing. Puy node W. R. McRae & Co. GOLDEN LIO License No. 6-543 To those having pro for sale we wish to ont ha that We.are now preparing our lists | Jor the Autumn rush. List your 3 ud with us and get RE- Now is the time if you are contemplating selling fo place your property on our Jat. Best attention given all pro in res regardless of herbi prospective purchas obs tor a all classes of rope: We have ne for Your oe | some of the best pubite butte. ings in town, are protected with our Fly Jocial made to -ordér c