THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUES AY, OCTOBER 3, 1916. St YER FOR HISPTALMNSTERAL SOCAN Worth 0 tandard While 'REPORT OF THE |RECOMMENDS PROHIBITION LAW Roll 'y Furs of Quality Custom Made. Designers and fur craftsmen here. FINANCIAL i } GENERAL IS SATISFACTORY, TO SUPPORT OF CITIZENS. Services for the ( onvalescent Homes and Rockwood Hospital to Be Ar. ringed--Arranging for the Sea- Five Nurses Recover From Typhoid-- Visiting Governors Re-appointed, as They Failed to Make a Report. Governors of, Kings- spi tal met on Monday lowing being pre (chairman), R. E. bertson, James A. facnee, James Ber- and. Rev. D Compositions io Every Music in this Catalog son's Work. The Kingston Ministerial a the Y. M. C. A. The president, Rev. A. was in the chair. Reports of 3- indicated that the Asso- had a busy season ahead of it. Programme committee's re. presented by Rev. J. D, Associa Embaodies Music of Everlasting Worth J: i here offered is cut im the rolls from Friedheim, Busoni, Bauer, d'Albert,- Scharwenka, operatic and 'chamber music star piano virtuos Paderewski ling, Chaminad d, Greig, Reisenauer, Ka, et al. natibnal airs Jartlett, Clarence 1's choicest classic, ing of such great Godowsky, Lie Moszkowski, Mdwcagni, Legi The famous home sor been played by Homer N. I the actual pla aer Gabrilowitseh, to carry out your every wish with WHR. herein listed, have pieces ete., J. J. Fecher, Phil Stillman, ballads, marches, Adler, E. T. Paull, concert ¢ of the finan- Robert fH ble interest was rts presented, parti- al report. The past the absolute be- ferehand assur- ance that McKay Quality Fur will be exaatly as rep- resented. JohnMckay Limited ence of so many has taxed the hos- ommodation to its utmost, account both 'expenditures we normal, The nzidered satisfactory. committee of management ht in its isual monthly report, ioning quite a number of things had been undertaken dur and mentioned the repairs and impr done on account of the |workmen in. all branch tting > * asing claus Chamberlain Metal Weather Strips =~=Shut out wind, and dust. Save fuel. Stop windows rattling. --=Makes them run easy. Now is the time to equip our windows and doors. iting 19 and we will show you the goods and give you a price. J. R. C. Dobbs & Co. 41 Clarence Street. ; Typewriters and Insurance. snow, rain. Gas Saving ! ll We are saving gas for auto drivers with our device. Phone us for reference antl informa- 'tion. A.W. ELLIOTT 806 QUEEN STREET. Phone 1981 ThroughCurtains of our supplying and you will be proud of the impres- sion your windows make on passers by. You'll have a right to be proud. Our showing of window draperies is so superb that words are inadequate to bring the story home to you. You must see the display and ) | | cate them. SUPPLYING THE SOLDIERS {ing to { Amey said it was for the purpose '| singularly One™f the ple report was the the five nurses previous ill with typhoid fever had : ed and were now on leave of abser at their homes Several very important ldmprove iments are under consideration by the committee management and were discussed. The medical announce WORK OF SUPPLY COLUMN AT! FRONT DESCRIBED, Pte. Purcell Amey Says About 250 Tons of Provisions are Needed | Each Day For First Canadian Div- | ision, | Pte. Purcell Amey, who went | now on a fair way to recovery. seas with the first Canadian Division | = 4 racolution of sympat} as pass Supply Company in the early part of | 4 or Migs Boskill, superintendent of 1915, is in the city visiting bis motb- | 4. training school for nurses, who er, Mrs, Capitola Amey, Earl street, |, a)y hag heen bereaved by the death formerly of Bicknell's Corners. Pte. | ,¢ ner niother. Amey left the service on August The visiting governors appoint ed 21st, and since then spent a short |g,r last month, W, J. Fair and W time in a hospital in France, suffer-| jam Jackeon, not having broug ing from bronchical trouble. He |, report, were re-appointed. crossed from Havre to Shroncliffe, ------ where he spent two weeks, proceed- Funeral of J. R, Liverpogl, whence he sailed The funeral of John R, Johnston on the Missanabie. Tie journey ac-+iook place Tuesday afternoon from ross was uneventful. the family residence, 298 University In speaking to The Whig of avenue, to Cataraqui Cemetery, and work of the supply column, was largely attended. Rev. Alfred Brown, pastor .of Sydenham Street Methodist church, officiated. The pallbearers were: Charles G. John- ston, Copper Cliff, a son of the deceased; A. C. and J. 8S. Johnston, brothers, Montreal; H. J Dick, . son-in-law; W. D. Johnston, cousin, and James Dunlop, Kingston. The floral tributes were many and very beautiful. of superintendent, Dr. Boyd, was present and brought in his report. Through ill-health he had not on duty for ¢ w weeks, but is over- heen Johnston. the Pte of keeping man and beast supplied with | food. The work of his column was to supply the first division, and about 250 tons of provisions were required a day. Delivery was made by seven- ty motor trucks. The strength of the first 'column was 380. "Their quar- | ters were located six or eight miles rfrom the firing line. They had been fortunate in that the et -- enemy's guns had been unable to lo- | FO BBP BARB PPP POY Occasionally: an aero- | plane would drop bombs near the | DATES OF FALL FAIRS. park, but none ever succeeded in| doing: any material damage. $ Ask w he opinion of the | betas Sm aioked What 1 a8 1h! op the | Datgs of fall fairs in Eastern On- termination of the war, Pte. Amey | [3Tlo as announced by the Agricul said that the majority were convin- | tural societies branch of the Ontario | Department of Agriculture Toron- another year, while some 'were pre- ID: 218 an followss.~ dicting that it would last five years | Dercorestvilio After visiting his mother } Odessa Amey will return to Calgary, where | - | Roblin Mills Tweed -.. - et. 5 and 6 Oct, 14 ced that the war would go at least NT Pte, | Madoc . Oct. 3-4 he enlisted {| Port Hope Halligan Case Postponed. | I Po | APPOINTMENTS AT QUEEN'S. Mi hearing of the case of E. P.| alligan vs. the Roman Catholic ' w " y i Episcopal Corporation of the Diocese |a. F. Wilson, Michigan University, of Kingston, which was to have been | | New Electrical Engineering Professor heard at this week's sitting of the; The following appointments have County Court, which opened Tues-|been made at Queen's University: day afternoon, has been postponed, J. F. Wilson, lecturer in electrical until week after next owing to the|engineering at Michigan University, absence from thé city of J. L. Whit- | has been appointed professor of elec- ing. K.C., counsel for the defendant | trical engineering. corporation. . Ernest A. Dale, B.A, assistant pro- { fessor of classics Toronto University, | has been appointed acting professor of Latin, Miss May Macdonnell, M.A, | been appointed assistant in Latin, W. C. Clark, lecturer in political science, has been given the standing fof assistant professor. C. W. Drury; lecturer in mining {and metallurgy, has been given the Individual E n u ye | standing of assistant professor. 7 Care ! L. 8. Eaton, graduate of Cornell | University, has been appointed as- sistant professor of mechanical en- gineering. | I. C. Demarest, graduate of Col- umbia University, New York, has | been appointed lecturer in Latin. to | at The last chance of the season buy Neilson's Ice Cream Bricks Gibson's Drug Store. has No two persons' eyes Are exact. iy rR hig Glasses that correct one 'person's vision wil rabonty er) The Film Novel of the Hour. The "Secrst of. the. Submarine strikes the 'fevér weat-of every Ted- blooded Canadian, pictures the sub- ject of strongest appeal, in view of our country's present relation to the war, shows the remarkable submar- ine invention idea suBgested by Thomas A. Edison at the King Ed- ward to-night. Usual admission. Off to World's Series. A party of young Kingstonians left on Tuesday morning to attend the world's series baseball games. The party included Leo Millan, Bert Stansbury, *Jack" Stansbury, Leo Gallagher, Martin Dolan and Mr. Robbs. The party went over to Cape Vincent by boat, und will make the rest of their trip across tne border by automobile, 9 Inland Revenue Returns. Following are the Inland Revenue Each eye must examined rately. We asastibe giansen Ea the most careful ex ation wita scientific instre- . | city of that we as ained a schedule of loca! h-as, "How .Can Moral and l form Work be Made More " "The Value of Church] poi AE etc, and it is the in-| « on to secure representative. peakerg for each subject ! The question of providing service] r the convalescent homes and Rock wood Hospital was dealt with, and the Association will endeavor to link| up the co-operation of the different] church societies who wish to assist | in such work. | Two re solutions were passed. One| of regret at. the departure from the! Rey v. E. L. Rice, who was for| vears a~-pastor of First Con- church, as well as a| faithfu] and loyal worker in the} ministerial fraternity, The 'other resolution was as follows: "Resolved | an association rejoice gational at erly acceptance of the prohi | bition law in our city, and gracefully recognize the signs of the honest burpose on the part of all concerned to observe itg provisions. We note with great satisfaction the evidences of its successful operation and bene- ficent results, here and éverywhere throughout the province, and we commend it with confidence to the 1 and continued support of all loyal our citizens." the o THE STEAMER SIMLA SANK AT THE NARROWS Local Vessel, 'Coal-Laden, Ran Aground There on Tues~ day Morning. steamer Simla, of the Mont Company, ran The real Trans portation aground in the Narrows, near Brock- | ville, on Tuesday morning, and a portion of the vessel was reported to be under water All the members of the crew got off safely. Capt. Coons, .of St. Catharines, was in-command of the| vessel, and the crew comprised a! number of Kingston men. | The steamer was on the way to Montréal, coal-laden from Erie. A] recruit wrecking crew was called to the scene. Work of Children's Aid Society. A very interesting and illustrated address was given in the First Baptist Bible school room last even- ing by W. H. Wyllie, inspector of the Children's Aid Society. He ex- plained the purpose ;of the Society and something of its manner of work. He also explained how the socie- ties of Kingston and Frontenac county are seriously hampered in their beneficient work through lack of adequate accommodation. There is good reason to believe that the lives of two or three neglecte in- fants could have he¥n saved during the past year had there been a place provided where they could have re- ceived proper care. The lecture was given under the auspices of the Young People's So- ciety. Four Men "Enlisted Monday. Four men were signed up Monday at the Princess street recruitng de- pot. They were John H. Evans, Kingston; Chapman Shaw, Van- couver; Roland Hooper, Perth Road, and James Murray, Gananoque. Hooper has joined the Army Service Corps; Shaw the Field Ambulance Corps, and Evans the R. C. H. A.. Murray was rejected because of a physical defect, but he is hanging on in the hope that he will be placed. Neilson's Ice Cream Bricks at Gib- son's Drug Store. The last of the season. EE "Headquarters for Headwear' Millinery of Style at Moderate Prices. People tell us every day that our prices on Ladies' Hats are "certainly right." With us, it oder- collections at the port of Kingston for the month of Sept., 1916: Spirits, $1,689.64; malt, $405; tobacco and cigars, $1,390.16; vinegar, $543.44; methy. spirits, $263.51; war tax, $368.50; other receipts, $54; total, $4,614.25. The Whig has been advised that the American mails will close in Fa Ce fy {Fresh California Prunes, nice and Juey, 10c,. 12 13s, Kingston for overseas at 12.30 p.m. 15¢c 1b. on the following dates: Oct. ith, : 6th, 11th, 13th, 20th, 25th and Evaporated | Pogctes, 2 2 6th, 11th, 13th, 17th, f Sheld d Seckel Pears, Dam- Evaporated Apricots, 18 Ib. sons, Red and. Black Roger Grapes at Sweet Cider, 40c gal. Carnovsky's. * "to $10.00, Feathers, Ere. een -{|f 126 and 128 Princess St. {agroud at Morrisburg. The Don JL running tho cars are running wila, Schwartz and other A board of five note every roll in this catalog inclusion in every well known pianists ical eritics, h possessing library of music ended by such exception rolls de Mr. Arthur al and pe igned to encompass Ld the "Good Music Endures Forever" it is herein contained --agd Friedheim, rmament me d - best in music, have passed. upon rit 'as to warrant their The College Book Store Phone 919 Open Nights * 160 Princess St. 3 For $1.00 Penmans Pen Angle Fashioned Cashmere The only hose that is knit to form with- out a seam. Elastic top, widened leg, nar- rowed ankle, shaped foot, seamless toe. Perfect black, and in sizes 83 to 10 inches. Worth today 50c a pair. Our price, 3 3 Pair for $1.00 Newman Suits and Coats That Will Please Particu- lar Ladiés. The Always Busy Store PRI & Shaw, ---- r CLOSING OF MAILS British mall closes irregu larly. Information posted at O. Lobby from time to time. Grand Lites, daily ..13.46 p.m. 3 Trunk, Guild ~2030am. P. In Su Circles The steamer Nippigon, \steam- -la- den, on her way down the river, ran ly to Wreckirig Company was asl render assistance. M. T. Co.'s Bulletin: The tug Em- erson arrived with two coal barges from Charlotte, and cleared with two light barges to load coal at Char- lotte; the tug Hall cleared with two coal barges for Montreal; the steam- er Simla arrived, coal-laden, from Erie, with the barge Ungava, grain- laden, ftom Port Colborne; the tug Bronson arrived with one' light barge from Montreal, and cleared for Mont- real with the three grain barges; the tug Bartlett arrived from Port Col- borne with three grain barges, and cleared with the barge Winnipeg to load grain at Port Colborne. NINE DRIVERS SUMMONED. Will be up Before Magistrate Fri- day Charged With Speeding. Friday will be "Automobile Day" at the Police Court. Police Con: stable Samuel Arniel has summoned nine drivers on a charge of speeding. 'He hag been working his little stop watoh overtime and these cases come as a result. Every lit- tle while Constable Arniel puts a damper on some of the drivers who pears that when the watch is not are burning up the roads, but it ap-|- BUILDERS SUPPLINS eemey Wooden Shingles Defy Storms They can not be ripped and torn off by wind. We have choice brands of Red and White Cedar Shingles from the best mills of British Columbia and New Brunswick, S. ANGLIN & CO. Woodworking Factory, Lumber Yards, Bay & Wellington Streets. Office Phone 66. Factory 1415. NewAlarm Clocks Although alarm clocks are getting harder to get and rais- ing quickly in price, we have a complete assortment of reliable alarms, at very moderate cost, ging in price from $1.25 to All clocks. sold are teed. guarans AN SMITH BROS. Jewelers and Opticians Issuers of Marriage Licenses W.F. Gourdier Phone 700 EW. Mullin & Son Specialists in "Good" Real Estate A good store property and dwel- ling on Ontario street, can be boaght for $2100, A double stone dwelling, on the main street in the village of Ports- mouth, for $2,000, Four good building lots in a new subdivision for $650, Money to Kodi, Fire Insurance. Cor. Johnson and Division Sts. Phones 539 and 1456, Tr F LOWER POTS AND BUTTER JARS All Sizes. Ideal Silver. Cream For Gold an and Silver D. COUPER 341-3 Princess St. Phone 76. Devilbiss' Atémizers al Gibson' Drug Store. :