THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, fom. SJ REDKTS PANTY OF | LOCAL NEWS. Founded 1847 | RAIN DURING AUGUST | @eier stems of interest Picked 7 Are vou getting the perfect satis- faction and comfort from your Cor- sets that you desire? : NO» Then let us impress upon you that you CAN have that complete satis- faction and you may now have the Corset that will be a source of com- fort to you. The appearance of your outside garment depends entirely upon your Corset. Style and com- fort are what you want, and we will be pleased to show you our many lines to choose from, | King, Oswego, N.Y., in his August{ oy .) wednesday 7-8--Showers and storms still Tag-| mr Swaine, piano suner. Orders 28-31--Balmy air. lice court on Thursday morning. One féw days about weather We are Roig | Gananoque during the next two Sun- to have caused by changes in the| gay W. J. Saunders, of the Col planets or in the moon and severail cgizte Institute staff, will fill his FRENCH MODEL NEW | weather forecast. July will go out oo days. 7.2---Showers expected foliowed It is said that if any candidate : 3 : hd ing. : jrecelveq at 100 Clergy street west 9-10--Showers expected Hot [phone 5g4w, . wave from 1st to 9th. The bank clearings at Kingston ; 9 11-13--Unsetuled and cooler. for the week ending Aug. 2nd, 1923, r 14-17--Still unsettled weather. were $562,678.45; corresponding From 1s{ of August unti] the 22ad | of the Stangazd bank, is a nephew 23-25--Fair weather expected. Wednesday, and there was not a oe 20 x1 If we get any frost in September it | wag fined $15 and costs and the othe \ ; \ 3 wet he says. "When are we going\to get some jin by storms from 1st to Sth. "Hail ex-| ooo nomination, in opposition to 18-19--Cloudy; unsettled. week last year, $686.383.98. Regular rain will be plentiful with numerous | of Mrs, Xk), Hotton, Albert street: 26-27--~Unsettled and showers. single applicant. will not be until after the sun crosses | o. $10 and costs. 3 - All sizes. Sizes 36, 38, 40. rs Up by the Whig Re- : : z | For First Twenty-Two Days of porters. N ; o> i ter Sa S -- \ I SILVER KING SILVER KING | Month Faresasi y Fresh fruit every morning from : : GOLF BALLS ALL SoLF Baus It Will Be ny. our Grimsby farm. Weese, Princess TTC Bg street. Mr. King's predictions for neXt | rg{niy i5 one of the poi pected from 1st to 9th. Hon. W. F. Nickle, it will be as an 22-22 -- Cloudy and uasettlcd | Norman McLeod, Toronto, who has . electric storms; some will be dan-| 7Tpe political parties did not nave . - e - ° gerous. The air will be close uring | representative attending the regis- and 28-31--Pleasant, with a dry spcil Two drunks were before the line. Rev. T. Austin Smith, Christ Regular $18.00to $22.50 { Rain is coming, says,George J.| ppc A plas, Picton, was month follow: ings on the street these 3-4--Exposed to electric storms. independent candidate. weather. recently been mado geperal manager this period. tration of voters, on Tuesday running into September. Magistrate Farrell in the po- 0 We see ar{icies in the papors every | shyurch, Cataraqui, will preach in 1 » To Clear 4 Price LIVINGSTON'S 75-79 BROCK STREET Surg i TROUSERS "IF OFF YOUR ROUTE IT PAYS TO WALK" [ OUTING SHIRTS other things which give us ideas of | ;1aco during his absence. ANDERSON'S Quality--Larger Market--Service Retail Market Phones 435-450. Business Office 365. Wholesale Depgrtment 1767. WHITE BEAR KIPPERED SARDINES SNACKS Finest quality. Fillets of Kippers Tin, 20c. 3 tins 25¢. FRESH FISH From lake and sea. Careful attention given to phone orders. Biles, Bright Salmon (boiling cuts), Fresh caught Lake Trout, Ib. . ..... Delicious Halibut--Steaks, Ib. . ... Boiling cuts, bb. ............. Fresh caught White Fish, Ib. . . . Choice Fillets, Ib. -... ........... Smoked Haddies, Ib. ........... Salmon--Red Alaska (tall tin) . Fancy Pink, {'s, tin ......... FRUITS BERERF | Once you have tried it, you'll always buy it. : Pekoe, 1b 85¢. Bll Ceylon Pekoe, Ib. ............. 60c. H BLUE BONNET | with 1s GelOPHE SLE OF BATIFACTIOE™ dae : sri 2e lO Cakes and Pastry Un Supplied fresh daily by-- . W. A. BOWEN & SON Phone us your order. : - SPECIAL! ity Bread (fresh in from Toronto) 100% wholewheat--loaf ...... ... .13c. For the public good. Put by BROWN BREAD Co. Wrapped In Wax Papers | 3 ¢ weather we are going to have in the | future. In making my forecasts I do not | believe in them. My forecasts are | taken by actual work and taken onc year in advance, and 1 would like to ask if I do not come as close to hit- ting the nail on the head as any of the day by day forecasters, who are drawing a big salary for their work. I do believe when we have an eicc- tric storm that it will give us cooler weather for a short time. If you remember in 1912, when thé sun spots were on the sun, some people said it was a sign of bad weather. I claimed it was a sign of war. Who was right? Now, the kind of weather we are 'going to have in 1924 will he pre- dicted in 1923 by me. ~--GEORGE J. KING. CARLETON VILLA NEAR CAPE. VINGENT 10' BE SOLD Estate Owned by Wycoff Brothers of Ithaca, N.Y., is on the Market. Carleton Villa, the palatial stone residence standing at the head of Carleton island and easily visible from Cape Vincemt, N.Y., is to be sold. The estate is owned by Clarence Wycoff, who is associated with the Booth Hyomei company, Ithaca, N.Y., and his brother, E. G. Wycolf, also of Ithaca. The building which stands on the southern point of the island was erected by. the father of the pre- sent owners. The main building was constructed with cathedral effect and has two tali spires, which atrract the attention of visitors. The property is one of a group of residences on the island, which is about seven miles long and two miles wide. On a hill overlooking the villa, stand the ruins of old Fort Heldi- creign Great Friory Kaights Templar, and W. Bearance, preceptor, leave to- go by any of these signs, nor do I| morrow for Port Arthur where they W. Y. Mills, member of the Sov- CORSET That has a fit for all figures. Your style and size is here. Relialtle. and comes in Flesh and White, Low, medium and high bust. PRACTICAL FRONT CORSET Comfort and lorg wear is assured. Flesh and White. LACED FRONT and low or medium bust. will attend the annual meeting of the Sovereign Great Priory of Canadian Kuights Templar. G. A. BURBIDGE Recently elected president of the Canadian Pharmaceutical Association. His home is in Hamilton, Ont. -- Will Settling $200,000 Estate. Ogdensburg, N.Y., Aug 2.--It is expected the will of the late Miss Ella Clark, last member of an old Ogdensburg family, who died here last week, will be offered probate shortly in surrogate's court of St. Lawrence county. While terms of the will have not been publicly announced it is under- stood "Miss Clark named her nep- hew, Edward Clark, Chicago, her sole legatee, willing her entire es- tate valued at between $150,000 and' $200,000 to him. Mildred Harris to Wed. Los Angeles, Aug. 2.--Mildred Harris, motion picture actress, for- meriy wife of Charlie Chaplin, ad- mand. built by the British in pionaer days, which served as a trading post and later as a stretegic poiat in the Revolution and the War of i8i2. ------------------ Wedding on Saturday Last. A pretty wedding took place' on Saturday evening, July 28th, at the Queen Street Methodist parsonaga, when Miss Gladys Lillian, elder daughter of Mrs. M. Bryant and the late Wesley Bryant, was united in marriage to W. Bmerson Mifflin, Kingsville. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. W. S. Lennon. The bride, given away by her brother, V. Bryant, looked lovely ji a cream suit and blouse of Canton crepe. She | carried a bouquet of bridal roses. After the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's mother, on Patrick street, where dainty refreshments were served to about fifty guests, who extended congratulations to the happy couple. The large number of handsome gifts testified to th: high esteem in which the bride is held by friends. The groom's gift to the bride was a gbld chain end pendant set with her birthstone. Mr. and Mrs. Mifflin left mitted to the Los Angeles Times that she expected to remarry. She was quoted as stating her fiance was an eastern capitalist whose name she did not wish to make pub- lic now. E. V. Greaza's Summer Sale. Clearing sale of summer miilin- ery at E. V. Greaza's, Wellirston street. Not Dbaving .the storeroom Space upstairs, we had in former seasons, it is necessary to clear the summer stock to make room for fall and winter goods coming in. BOYCE--At Newburgh, on July 29th, James Boyce, in his YSih Yeas; DELINE--At Kingston, on July 30th, i Richmond. SINC July 30t on h, widow of the ck, in her S$ith suit was navy tricotine with touches of grey, with grey hat. Boy Plunges To Death. New York, Aug 2.--The ia:isible lure of radio claimed a victim yester- day when Samuel Kleincr, aged eigut, fell five stories from the roof of uis Bronx house walle erecting an acrial. The boy's mother, Mrs. Sarak hie ner, who was taking Samuci's young- er brother to a hospital with a tooth affaction returned while policemen Wore carrying the lifeless body of her other son ino a drug store. Jerome and Mortimer Katz, wie were aiding him In the crection of the acrial, ran away after the bey 21 The most delicate, the most sen- $1.25 to $6.00 | | $450 to $6.50 | » S.S. Corsets--Stylish Stout Suitable for the full figure. Satis- i. factory in every way. Color flesh. $ 5 .00 Warr ers... WRAP-AROUND Corset of Comfort. Popular and serviceable, Flesh--and low bust. $2.50 to $4.50 ---- AT aor > "c.c. ala Grace LACED BACK Variety and models in this Corset. Low and high bust. A serviceable and satisfactory Corset. Flesh and $1.50 to $6.50 D. & A. Elastic Girdle ; Well made Corset that is a source of comfort. Colors: Flesh and White, $1.75 to $2.50 > D. & A. Nu-Mode - Brassiere 75c. to $2.25 Brassieres Crompton Bandeau _ 50c. to $1.50 Gossard Brassiere $1.00 to $4.50 SERVICE -