For the Fall and Winter COATS, CAPES and WRAPS Plain and trimmed with contrasting Furs 'CHOKERS It. If it comes from Mc- Kays you can depend upon the merchan- in every wanted a SR ES SS $BUY ADVERTISED GOODS New Ideas For ;Your Comfort Pleasant Water Trips-Str. Brockville - Time. To Picton every Tuesday and Fridsy at 4.00 p.m. Standard Time. Passengers and freight carried. Among the Islands, down the Canadian Channel, one hour at Alexandria Bay, back by the American Chgunel. see all the Islands on both the Canadian and American sides. Saturday and Sunday at 2.00 p.m. Fast Time. The only way to Every Fare, round trip, 75c. BOAT LEAVES WHARF, FOOT OF BROCK STREET The J. K. Carrol Phone 68. Res. 2240m--1128w, Agency REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Double frame on Nelson, 2 large lots, good | location. A snap at $3,300. : Solid Brick on Albert Street, stone founda- i tion, hot air furnace, fir trim, oak floors, fire- een 'place, 3 piece bath, double windows. Lot 33 x 165. Price | ---- [We Sell The Best b AND SELL FOR LESS CORN FLAKES | Tuesday, 300 pkgs. Quaker [ Corn Flakes (om sale) b Fancy Blue Rose Rice 3 Ibs. 88¢ Pure Cocoa ....2 Ibs. for 25e. t P. & G. or Gold Soap 5 bars 85¢c. 3 8c. } Cream Barley (large), pkg. 38c. } Extra fine Black Tea. per Ib, 55¢ FOR MEN, BOYS AND GIRLS % Discount N OFF ALL OUR FELT HATS AND CLOTH CAPS FOR THE | = a THE DAILY BRITISH WHIGC er ---- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1928 , Mr. and Mrs. Howard Keily. Mrs. Evanson (2) Harry Blomeley. Rev. Mr. Tohnson. Mrs. G. McConnell. Mrs. Brooks. Elva Schetagne. Gertrude Hanson. Mr. and Mrs. E. Anderson. Mr. Dulmage. Mr. Curry. Mr. Rose. Capt. Finney (2 children's) J. Ertlewhistle. Walter Lamb (2) C. Wickam. Mr. and Mrs. R. Andrews. Mrs. J. N. Watts. Miss Posselwhite. Mrs. Cleland. F..Conway. R. J. Carson. F. Coventry. I. Cohen. A.. Mounteer. Miss M. Hewitt. Mrs. Moscript. Mr. T. Asselstine. Mrs. C. Smith. Mrs. H. Donnelly. Mr. Lyons. Miss English. Miss Ross. Thomas Milo. Mary Wilder. Stewart Wilder. Lorne Smith. Everett Townsend. Edgar J. Metcalfe. W. Mooers. D. A. Shaw. Mrs. D. A. Shaw. R. H. Stevenson. A. N. Lyster. J. A. Newman. Miss Christie. Miss Percival. Joseph T. Hawkey. R. J. Bushell. Mrs. Hopkirk. Mrs. E. L. Vanluven. Mr. E. Sine. Miss A. McLean, W. J. Crothers. Miss unders. Sid Turner. A. 8. McRae. "H. R. Chown. W. G. Elder. Mrs. E. B. Lytle, A. McDonald. Geo. Masouds Mr. Laing. GREAT NEED OF RA: CROPS MAY BE RUINED Many Farmers Are Engaged Carrying Water For Their Cattle. Conditions are quite serious in some parts of this district as a re- sult of the continued dry spell. Near Odessa it was learned on Wedres- day morning, that farmers are en- gaged in drawing water from a creek in order to get water for their cat- tle, all the wells and pumps having gone dry. In some sections of the country there has not been rain in over two months and the outlook now is that crops will be ruined. According to information received, the hay crop is wonderful. In fact it Is 30 heavy that many farmers have been unable to get it stored. and many have had to stack it up. One farmer stated on Wednesday that he had taken in 134 loads. And the hay is of good quality too. | IN MARINE OIROLES | The steamer Brantford arrived, on Tuesday morning, from Oswego with a cargo of coal. The steamer Louis Pahlow clear- ed, on Tuesday, for Oswego to load coal for Kingston. The steamer Susie Chipman cleared, on Monday night, for Sod- us Point to load soft coal for King- ston. \ The steamer Buenavista arrived from Rideau River points, on Mon- day night, with freight. The steamer Jeska is undergoing minor repairs before clearing for Oswego. The steamer for Montreal. Harvesters Needed. ' More harvesters than ever wili be needed this year, in Western Canada, CHAUTAUQUA SUBSCRIBFRS. 1923 (Additional.) Miss Mair. Misses Wilson. Mrs. H. W, Richardson. Mrs. T. A. McGinnis. H. Hi Miss Thompson. 8. Smith. Wm. Gill, G. Wood. J. H. Clarke. J. F. BMer. Miss B. Paynter. Mr. Taylor, . Mr. Eider. L. H. Leggitt, Miss K. Guild. Mr. Revelle. B. L. Boyle. Geo. Nobes. Miss I. Jack. Miss M. Reid. Robt, Chambers. Dr. Elliott. Miss Fairfield. Mrs. Hird. Roy Day. Gladys Lemmon. Jack Lemmon. Noreen Franklin. Muriel Elliott. This is the right time to buy Furs. Our great Annual Sum- mer Fur Sale starts to-morrow. It pro- vides gorgeous select- ed pelts and gar- ments at price advan- tages which will ap- peal with the lure of Furs, to every cus- tomer. BUY NOW The event lasts dur- ing August. Early oosing means that you.select from the cream 'of the styles. e newly created models are ready -- our stock is largest now of skins and al- most so of made-up garments. OUR LARGE DISPLAY We have been pre- paring for this event for many months back -- garments ga- lore in all the desir- able Furs are here for 'your choosing. ALL FURS ON SALE : There is a specia Summer price on all made pl urs, Coats, Capes, Muffs, Scarfs, Chokers, etc. The new Fur Coat models are sure to attract greatest attention and all have the Sale Price marked in plain a ¥ | ribbons, -------- TIRE SPECIALS We Are Placing on Sale for THIS WEEK ONL Y, 12.25 .... Absolutely guaranteed 5,000 Miles (First quality) These Tires will all be sold this week. If you need a MOORE 100 Grooved Tread Tires pair buy early. This week only. BRISK BUSINESS In Wash Goods Department DRESS GINGHAMS ' . We show a very large range of Canadian, English and Scotch Ginghams-- beautiful pat- - terns .. oe ain isis inlets SOC: to DRESS VOILES 50c. per yard Big assortment of English and American Voiles--plain and fancy--special prices CREPEOLA A nice range of shades, includ- | ing Rose, Pink, Red, Sand, | Maize, Copen, White, Black. .. .50c. yard | spots. 36 inch 36 inches wide . 19¢. to $1.25 per yard | - 3WISS VOILE Beautifully embroidered in | light colors, small patterns and REMNANT TABLE-- Table full of Remnants, including Galateas, Prints, Ra- tines, Voiles, Ginghams. Special prices to clear. ENGLISH NAINSOOK--- 36 inches wide. Correct weight for underwear » reese ne SOC -35¢., 406. Newman & Shaw THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE OOULD NOT GET ALONG | WITHOUT THE WHIG Barnabas Wood, Has Been | Reader of the Whig for | Seventy Yearss 'Do you know that I have been | reading the Whig seventy years, and | 1 hope to continue to read it until] my eyesight fails?" was the state- | ment of Barnabas Wood, to a Whig | representative on Monday. i Mr. Wood, who will be elghty-| seven years of age in August, is now | living a retired life on the outskirts! of Odessa. His wife died eight years | ago, and since that time his grand-| son has been living with him. Mr. | y Wood has attended the Orange par-| ades every wear for the past sixty-! nine years, but this year he was un- able to turn out with his orange' Mr. Wood is one of the] many old time readers of the Whig, | who could not get dlong without it_| The Whig hopes that Mr. Wood will be spared many more years, F. Coventry's Good Work. The gang of men engaged in wash- | ing the woodwork and stone walls of : ihe C. P. R. station are doing spicn- | did work. No one thought fit was | possible to clean limestone after be | ing exposed to coal smoke for many | years, but Mr. Coventry bas 'made | it look like new stone. | Return For Visit, ! Adjutant and Mrs. Smith of the Salvation Army, who were former- ly stationed in Kingston and made many friends here, have returned to the city for a visit and are with De- puty-Regve and Mrs. C. J. Gra- ham, of the township of Kingston. A car driven by Mrs. Mitchell, Belleville, was rammed by a speed- |. ing car near Foxboro. The front axle dinaga township. The thief escaped. One of the wheels was broken. Miss Helen Arnott, eighteen years oid, daughter of Mr. A. B. Arnott, Treuton, me "REAL ESTATE $2,000 BAAR | STREET---{rame dwelling, 5 rooms, $3,000 i TReT ame dries, 7 reeme $3,000 RIDEAU STREET--double stone dwelling, 7 rooms each, toilet. RENTS COLLECTED. FIRE INSURANCE. OUTING SHOES "FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY" ui Light. soft, cool and flexible, Rubber Sol Canvas Shoes are the ideal Shoes for sport and general ad a. We feature and sell only the best qualities, and we sell these at the same prices as you pay for the poorer grades. : "TWO OF THE BEST" - ----Partridge Nimble Step quality. Maltese Cross quality. We have these for Men, Women and Children, in a wide for every purpose and recrea- "SPECIAL SHEET MUSIC SALE THIS WEEK ONLY All 35c., 40c. and 50c, Sheet Music 3 for $1 All the Latest Hits in stock. : The College Book Store OPEN NIGHTS - ITLRCTVRRORIN VY YS Ty Ie LIA EL io a wknd lls 4's lok ba 4 rw SAREE SERENA SIREN TERRA EAT EIT FL) EST we SPITE 454s SS Ene ee ie