PAGE TWO » FEE ENRENERAREE CANE EEE EERE There are numerous 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 present-day prices. : Beautiful Furs and Fur Coats--of style, and quality, ready for inspection. John McKay, Limited "THE FUR HOUSE' » & UsensnesunneansanennanEnnnnns : nul Ar, x , $174.00 I'M FOREVER BLOWING BUBBLES (Waltz) 4 (Medley Fox Trot) SOMETIMES (MED. FOX TROT)... A in His Master's Voice STOP! LOOK! | --------. Records | LISTEN! | 216061--90¢c. 356684--$1.50 " HEAR THESE RECORDS AT MAHOOD BROS. Real Estate" Bargains' $1500 . MARKLAND ST; frame; § rooms; B. and ©; electricity; possession Sept. 1st. $3,000--BARRIE ST frame, 7 rooms; B. and C.; lot 66 ft. front; immediate posses- lon. < $1500--EARL STREET; stone; 6 rooms; W. C.; possession August 28th, $2500--COLLINGWOOD ST: brick; 6 rooms; B. and C.; large lot; possession October 1st. $3000--JOHNSON St.; brick; 7 . rooms; B. and C.; barn: lot 150 x 120; early possession. $2100---PINE ST.; frame; § rooms; B. and C.; possession Oct. 1st. $4200--UNION STREET; brick | 8 rooms; hot water heating; hardwood floors; possession | Oct, 1st. McCann's J FOR EVERYTHING ' The ey®s need to enable you to see clearly, for everything which can possibly contribute to the comfort of Eyeglass or Spectacle wearers. For Eye helps, from expert examinations, to the smallest part necessary for repairs--de- pend upon 4 1. S. Asselstine, D.0S. Eyesight Specialist 342 King St. Kingeton, Ont. RR RR Wolfe Island was named after Gen- A i i + «CHICKENS. --YOUNG DUCKS FISH DINNER FRIDAY FRESH CAUGHT LAKE TROUT WHITE FISH | --SMOKED HADDIE. --SMOKED FILLETS - DS [4 the girl to go home with wy « foe «~ THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG PICNIC AT WOLFE ISLAND HELD BY ST. ANDREW'S PRESBY. VOCAL NOTES AND ITEMS OF TERIAN CHURCH LADIES. a s-- Speeches' By Rev. Dr. Wilson, Dr, J. W. Edwards, A. M. Rankin and Dr, -Spankie--A Baseball Game Played. A most suce ul pienjec. was on Wolfe. Is Thursday Your ladies of St. Andrew's Pr an chureh. The weat} was and a slight shower tell about three Jsiach which doubtless kept many ray but there were about three hundred people presen. The programme included baseball, * nnis, running. races, and splendid speech. es were heard. Refreshment booths | had been set up in the &roves and no trouble was spared: for/the com- fort and pleasure of the visitors. At b p.m. a supper was served by {ihe ladles on long tables. After the jsupper, Rev, Dr. R. J. Wilson of Chalmers' "Church, Kingston, mount- | ed the platform and acted as chairs man duripg the speeches: In this capacity he surpassed any previous effort. He thanked the young ladies of St. Andrew's church fof the invi- tation to be.present and expressed the hope that when _he could choose a place to live iniit might be among the people of Wolfe Island. Dr, "W. Edwards, M.P., was the! first speaker and gave an interest. ing acoount of Britain's work in the great war, by quoting the revised figures of the British War Office. The total number, of troops provided by the Empire was 8,654,467. Of this number England contributed 4 f00,- 158, Seotland 37,618, Wales, 272, 1294, Ireland 2; The percent- age of sérvice troops to white male pepulation was as follows: England 124.02, Scotland 23.71, Wales 2 Ireland 6.14, Canada 13.48, fa 13.43, New Zealand 19.35. South Africa 11.12 The per itage in casualties was: United Kingdom 43 Canada, 33.05: total for the British Empire 3,073,664 or 4.51 of « the { white male population; France 2,138,119 or 4.32 of. her white male population; Italy 1,937,000; United States 264,998 or .32 of its white male population. Britain's naval ef- fort is not included in the above fig- ures, nor are her casualties on the sea. Dr. Edwards paid a warm tii- bute to the noble work of the Canad- {ian troops, their heroism and sacri | fices. | Anthony Rankin M P.P.,, was the {next speaker. He said he was proud to be the representative of Fronten-! {ac county in-the legislature and told {df the efforts of the provincial gov- ernment on behalf of the rural citi- jens. He hoped to see many things done to make life in' the country | more' enjoyable, He announced that {the prolibition referendum would rhe placed. hafore the pesple- he explained the ballot that {would be used. He did not think the i people would vote to reject the On- jtario Temperance Act. The date for {the general election had not yet been | decided and he did not feel that the inresent was a proper occasion upon { Which to refer to political issues, but | {he would be again p candidate. } Dr. Spankie was next called upon {and he received an ovation as he took {his place on the platform. HB gave! {a brilliant address-and showed him- | | self an expert at good humored ban. | | tering .and provoked much applause. | He was proud 'of the decent of the Wolfe Islanders from the United Em- Loyalists. "Why," said he, o8- chilly |eral Wolfe On thé west we have Simcoe and Amherst, on 'the east {Howe, named after Wolfe's lieuten- ant, while in front of us we have the King's town (Kingston), How | could the people of Wolfe Island be! anything else hut loyal," deelared Dr. Spankie. "They prize one title in this day when titles are thought! of little account, and that is the title to U. E. Loyalist decent." _He said! he was delighted over the faet that the 'women now had vetes for they | +| would exercise a very great influence! in the future of the country. | The addresses were necessarily | brief because the visitors . had' 'to .tcateh the ferry and Dr. Wilson, on behalf of all, expressed very great appreciation of the splendid recep- tion given by the goad people of the island. . A baseball match of nine innings was played between the Wolfe Island- ers and the District Depot which was | won by the latter by a score of 15 to! 14. The game was lively throughout and the result was always in doubt. As indicated by the score, the batters had the time of their Mves. with the! ball and the fielders were kept pretty well occupied. The line up was: p: H. Davis, 3b; Conley, ss; Craw-| ford 2b; A. Ryan, p McDermott, rf; ! Kenny, cf; O. Davis, If. | District Depot--Morris, 2 er, 1b; Olsen, ¢; Graham, If; 3b; Briceland, ¢éf; Beswick, ss; C ton, rf; Hughes, p. Umpire Cosgrove. . { Likes His Old Home Town. | Philip J. Lawler, agent for: the C.N.R, at Pinewood, Ont., who with! his wife and family has been spend-| ing the past month in the city, has re-| turned home. It's thirteén years ago! sifite Mr. Lawler paid a visit to his natiye city and says he sees wonder. | ful changes in its advancement, and} says that although he has travelled | {much he can 'find no place any nicer | than Kingston. Mr. Lawler is"a son of Mrs. James Lawler, Alfred street, | and says he will surely spend another month in the city next year. Receives Another Law . | The many frfends of Arthur P. Lawler, B. Sc., Queen's University, | and L.L.B., Baldwin-Wallace College of Law, Beneva, Ohio, will be pleased to hear that he has recently receiv- ed his degree of Master of Laws, from the Hamilton College of Law, Chi- cago, Il. Mr. Lawler is one of King- ston's clever young men, and is a son of Mrs. James Lawler, Alfred street. -------------- A Wayward Girl. . A wayward girl, aged thirteen years, was taken in charge at 3 o'clock on Thursday by Police Con} stable Nicholas Timmerman, and was arrajgned in the Juvenile Court on Thursday mornipg. After hearing evidence Magistra 3 - ie F~~rell remand- ed the case 'for a week, and allowed | her mother. Last Excursion to 0, Steamer America will make her! last trip to Ogdensburg on i Aug. 29th, 8 am. Your last chance : hour ' ra INCIDENTS OF THE DAY GENERAL INTEREST. Happenings in the City and Vicinity ;--What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the Whig. T window with a painted shut- is color blind > W. Swaine, plano tuner, orders at McAuley's,- or 'phone E64w Brig.-Gen. Williams, G.0.C., M.D No. 3 'returned to Kingston * from Ottawa Thursday } Lt.-Col. R. D. Street awa, spending a. week in the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Steacy. H. D. Bibby and son Kenneth, left on Wednesday for Toronto to the Canadian National Exh'h J. B. LaBarge, Park Hous who has been undergoing treatment at Hotel Dieu; Kingston, is improv- ing. Corpl. Hany L. Holland, 2 Brock . street, - has = ret ed hon from overseas, after three years ser- vice. Unexcelled in Canada GOOD TEA---always the sar gale at MAHOOD'S DRUG kingston. v2 Now is the time to have your plano tuned, tuners and will assure entire satis- faction, C. W. Lindsay, Limited Mrs.. James R. W. Johnson, who has been visiting with her friends, Mr, and Mrs. Scot, Beverly street, left on Thursday for Ottawa The Misses Gratton of Kan:, were visitars at _the House on Thursday wmorhing were shown. through the buildings. J. L. Whiting, K.C., attended the making a barrister-atlaw of th Priftlce of Wales at Osgoode Hall Wetlnesday and had luicheon him afterwards. A Storrington farmer was fined $2 and costs for assaultiag his Hired man when he was arraifned before Justice of the Peace George Hunter on Thursday morning. Sergt. H. G. Woouiey, cperated on for appendicitis in Queer's Military Hospital, last Thursday, is doing slendidly. He was formerly connect- ed with the C.A.D.C. at Cebourg. Rev. W. T. G. Brown, pastor - of Sydenham Street Methodist Church, Kingston, will be the spesial speak- er at the Fourth Annua hood Conference, at L on Aug. 30th,'31st and We will refit you a piino, and at end of six months if ym feel like purchasing instrument we will allow the six months' rental m purchase ter is DALY'S -- For STORE, WicHita, Court and county ther price, and arrange easy terms on bal-' ance, C. W, Lindsay, Linited. Frank Wrizley, Vancoiver, is the st of Rev. bi. R. J and Mrs. , University avenue, for a few days----de-isg-an dis wagto- Betrolr where he has accppted tae position of organist and chbirmaser of the Kirst Presbyterian churci. THE JAIL KEEPERS LEARN TO TALK WITH HANDS Frenchman Said, 'Je Viendrai Mon Cheval," and Now Waits for Money. Two more of the defaulters who weére being held in the county jai) pending the payment; of 'a fine of $260 and costs for not reporting for duty were released om Thursday morning. They were Omer Bourgeois and Noe Cere, and another of the men has announced that he is going to sell his trusty "cheval," that is, his horse, in order to ba released The governor of the jail, C. W. Top ping, has had some amusing exper- fences with the Frenchmen who are not able to speak a word of English but the language ot signs is evident- ly coming into great use and both We carry two expert' Tog THU RSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1919. ---- a Company. ~----Beautiful Ohio. ~~Rose Room. -Missouri Arablan Nights. ~-Egyptiand. --Sweet Siamese, > When You Look in the Heart ~--I'll' Say She Does. ~By the Camp Fires. More beauti{ul than her famous "BEAUTIFUL OHIO," Now played by more than 25 000 orthestras in STHLL ME," the $50,000 Fox-Pro¢ purchased at this uy OTHER PRESENT DAY BI G DANCE il = MARY EARL'S NEW MASTERPIECE DREAMY ALABA - United ph enominal- SONG NUM ----I'm Forever\ Blowing Bubbles. of a Rose "The College Book Store 'Telephone 919 States and Canada. Open Evenings MA price BERS By 'amp Fire ~=Al¥ s Chasing Rainbows. - ~-Wes --Ken Dreams. ~Birch Canoe and You.. rm Ph a -the-nmew-Eidertlown--Quitrs that we have just received di- rect from the world's greatest maker--McLintock, of Barns- ley, England. We have your winter, and it's prisoners and keepers are very pro- ficient in its use. . A Street Railway Curio. While excavating for the ments at the corner of Princess and Alfred streets on Wednesday, work: | men found a piece of the rails used when horsecars were run on the streets. Manager Hugh Nickle now wonders who should 'take possession of the curio. New Teacher Appointed. | At a special meeting of the Ports. mouth Schoel.Bdard held on Wed-| nesday night,yto appojnt a teacher, the.application of Norman Campbell, of Mount Forest, Ont., was accepted. | There were sixteen applications. | Wolfe Island---J. RYaR, Ib; Spoor; | ~~ | BUY NOW AT "KINGSTON'S FAMOUS FUR STORE" Summer Discount Sale of Furs. Until the last day of August stork at the discount prices and for a reasonable deposit we hold all purchases until regu ed. 2 ay should Be attvded to now. "Makers of Fine Furs" pave- | "BARNEY" McQUAID N i DEAD A Resident of This City. » Charlés Lyoms; 146 Ordnance | Street, recived word of the death at Rochester, N.Y. on Wednesday, {ot his brother-in-law, Bernard Me. | Quaid, a former Kingstonian, who was widely known in this district. | Mr. McQuaid had been in poor health | for some tima, . | The late Mr. McQuaid or "Bar- | ney:™ as he was known to his wide circle of friends, moved away from i this ¢ity to Rochestes upwards of thirty yeang ago. He was in the un- | dertaking siness and learned the | business here with James Reid & | Bons, and for many years was en- gaged with the late ex-Mayor Mel- ville Drennan, and had charge of the arrangements for the funeral of the late Sir John A. Macdonald. Deceas- ed was a fine type of man, and held the warm respect of all his acquaint- ances™ The news of his death was received with sincere regret by all his old friends 4n Kingston. . Deceased is survived i his wife, formerly Miss Margaret Lyons, of { dred, Lillian and Dorothy, also one i brother, who resides in Indfanapo- { tia. The funeral will take place at | Rochester. Ti : { . - ; 3 Take No Chances. | ' On your name being left off the Voters' List. If you were missed by the enumerators or are in doubt call at the Y.M.C.A. or phone 450 for the information before , September Ist. = : He Last Excursion to Ogdensburg. Steamer America will make her Simply Swell A --------- Extra value at $10 and up to $25 OO Newman & Shaw 6&2 The Always Busy Store 0 =] =" = ww w = ml me mn CO 1] x nm ¥ "| . BN mm mH i m ROCHESTER) |He Was a Former Well-known. Kingston, and three daughters, Mil |: ae, At Ae Asm art | | | { | } r---------- - SN new co for a beauty, £ » } : Paying ; b WeHave In Stock Just Arrived Campbell's Tomato Soup Campbell's Vegetable Soup Clark's Tomato Soup Clark's Vegetable Soup Good Tea | Distributors for Red Rose Tea~--the Victory Jonds thing. are the ° popular Buy them! ° GOLDEN LION License No. 6-543 a. NIAAA A it ? WHICH ?i b » bp . ® p A Deed of Your Home or a Stack Of Valueless Rent Reeelp ta -- Rent iy Giving ~ Good Money Away. or good yard, first class state E. W. Mullin & Son Cor, Johnston ang Division Sta, Phones 5339W, and 538J, xX, VENEER ENCE NNER ah i --------------, BUTTER Whee papER Stock Printing, "Choice Dairy Butter," 1,000, $2.85; 5,000, $13.00; 10,000, $23.00, Specially printed with your own copy, 1,000, §, 000, $15.04; 10,0005 $25.00 ecial prices om larger Quantities." 8 Shipping charges Paid on 5,000 and over [xem WHIG PUBLISH, / INGTON ug cos] TTT e-------- BA rim Aire Best Bruo Serge Suits. Prevost, Brock street, has received & case uf the above suits made by the best manufacturer's guarantee. Just as well made as order work. Anyone! In need of a blue serge suit would do! well to see them. Wa will guarantee! bota color and. workmanship, EF ANADAS RED FEATHER ASSORTMENT ELECT ASSORTMENT FRUIT CORDIALS Fresh--delicious. | last trip to Ogdensburg on Friday, ug. 26th, 8 am. Your last chance. -------- A AN ttt yee BUILDERS : Saw Mill, Planing Mill, Woodworking Factory, Lumber Yards, Coal Sheds, etc. This plant closes at 5 pm. every day. S. ANGLIN & (0. Woodworking Factory . Lumber Yards Bay & Wellington Streets KINGSTON, ONT. Office Phone Factory Phone 1415 SUPPLIES sews o'clock 3 aeaet= Lumber, Coal and Wood -- STOR 8 LIGGETTS CHOCOLATES - Finest Quality CHERRY COCK TAILS "eas ' 1 Vi. R. McRae & Go.