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PAGE TWO On oS There are numerous advantages fo 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 consi erably less than present-day prices. » Beautiful Furs and Fur Coats--of fotyle "and quality, ready for inspection. John McKay, Limited - "THE FUR HOUSE' nunnunsnnnnnnnnnnnnnninnunnnEn ot why DAILY BRITISH WHIG ---- er err-- = CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND THE OFFIC ERS ELBCTE D THE KINGSTON BRANCH. Over $327, 000 Was Pispersed Since the Yhoeption of the Fund---Post War Rellef Is Now to Be Carried | On, The executive committee ot Can- adian Patriotic Fund met in the Board of Trade rooms on Tuesday | afternoon with Ma,or Newman in the {chalr. Among the members present weré Ald. Peters and Stroud, Messrs | J. A. Minnes, Hugh C. Nickle, W. R. Givens and J. G. Elliott. One of the first duties was the election of the following. officers for 1919: Patrons--W. F. Nickle, K:(C. of IM.P., Brig.-Gen. A, E. Ross, C.M.G., I MLP. P. President--Mayor H. W. Newman. | FOR Vice-President--H. C. Nickle. Secretary--J. H. Macnee. Treasurer. 0. V. Bartels. It was reported that the Kingston | | branch since its organiation in Oec-| tober, 1814, had expended $327,687.- 26 with expenses $3.376:08. The/| | Bdghest number on the list was 450 |and the largest amount paid out in| any. month was in November, 1918,| when it reached $8,377.80. "The low- ést month was July, 1919, when $2,- 761.26 was pald. There are now! {some 100 on the roll including | children and these will be gradually] reduced. Post war reef work is now being! fundertaken..., The committee named | . C. Nickie chairman of this de- | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1910. INCIDENTS OF THE DAY jF= LOCAL NOTES AN AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST. A Happenings in the City and Vicinity What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the Whig. W. Swaine, planu tuner. orders at McAuley's, or 'phone 584w Many Kingstonians attended the Inverary and Napanee fairs on Wed- nesday. People who attend to their own business have but little time for erit- | icizing others, i "Teddy" Smith, rallway flagman, | Ontario street, is home from & "two | weeks' vacation, } : 3 The remains of the late Beatrice | | Lavelley were sent to Tweed by M. | P. Keyes, undertaker, Charles W. Thumerman, Montreal, is calling on his many warm and old | friends in this city and at Odessa. The Canadian Patriotic Fund rais-| $47,000,000 in Canada during the of soldiers' Qepend-| Ra Kindred of the Dust by | Number Please by | The Abolishing of Death by The Deluge -The Man Who Invented it ... {ed war for the oh ents. ' . Mrs. E.-Johnston,, No. 10 Rideau - v os street, who undérwent a serious op- eration at the Hotel Dieu is doing Miss Helén Barrétt left-on Tuesday [for Syracuse, N.Y. after spending {two weeks with Mrs. E. Sweetman, {Colling' Bay. | Messrs H. J. Stmpson and J. Hen-| {derson, directors of the Kingston In~| dustrial Exhibition are attending the | Ottawa fair. Now is the time have to your The Efficiency of the Boul by Meredith Nicholson Peter B. Kyne . Rupert Hughes Rsevaioves James Oliver Curwood Frank R. Adams © | October Cosmopolitan = : AMERICA'S GREATEST MAGAZINE, CONT! Oriental Irritant Basil King Black Dan by . , ON SALE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th. nicely now. : ' . { ls The Crimson Tide by .... The Lotus-Eater by The Connoisseur by Trailing Arbutus by Uneasy Street by 10,000,000 PEOPLE WILL READ THE nod Robt. W. Chambers . Kenneth L. Roberts, . Albert BbY .... . Perceval Gibbon Frederick A. Kummer Arthur Somers Roche Jack Boyle 9 Store Payson Terhune ¢ f ll His Master's Voice Records by Jascha Heifetz Victrola No. 11, $174.00 Ave Marie--Schubert, Welhelmy ...........n 74563--382.00 , Scharzo-Tarantello--Henri Wrenfawski ........74662--§2.00 a Valse Bluetto--Richard Drego .........ccoovin 64758----81.25 Chorus of Dervishes--Ludwig von Beethoven ...64750--$1.25 Capricleuse--Edward Elgar ...)\ :...:v0oven. 64760---81.25 Ronde des Lutins-- (Dance of the/ Goblins) .T4570--82.00 Hebrew Melody .....c........ 0... iviviviva 74568---82.00 ¢ On Wings of Song--Mendelssohn \........... 74583--$2.00 2 "Spanish Dance--Sarasate .......\ em..vimenn 74569--8$2.00 E: Turkish March-- (Ruins of Athens) &=vum......64770--$1.25 All the Popular, Vocal and Dance Records in stock. MAHOO.J BROS. Giga HOME BARGAINS "$3000 -- BARRIE STREET, frame; 7 rooms; B. and C.; lot 66 ft. front; edrly posses- sion. \ $2950--BROCK 8T., Brick; 7 '_. rooms; furnace. Cash $500, E $2,700--RAGLAN ROAD, near A Rideau; double frame, 6 > rooms each; W. C.; eles- ) i: tricity and gas. Rental $384. FOR EVERYTHING 3 $2900 -- TORONTO STREET: : detached brick; 7 rooms; B. The eyes need to enable you and C. Barn. Lot 150, x to see clearly, for everything PE - 120. Immediate possession. which can possibly contribute i $1900--PINE STREET, frame, to the comfort of Eyeglass or 3 6 rooms; B & C. Spectacle wearers. 1 $3800 -- Collingwood Street; For Eye helps, from expert stone; 7 rooms; furnace: examinations, to. the E oak floors; lot 66x132. Pos- : session » 1st. g McCann's i Real Estate and Insurance 86 Brock Su. Phone 826 or 621 pend upon Eyesight Specialist 342 King St. Kingston, Ont. v -- ANDERSON BROS, LTD. 3 Yrs THURSDAY Bofbiveel...... ich merlin Beef Dripping ssinsateaas San os + 250 Ibe Beef Suet « vo 150. Ibs 400 Ibs. fresh cut Hamburg Steak - 20c. Ib. PORK SPECIALS (ONE bay ONLY) Ema msalssnivinaiee . 300 Ibs. select Roasts, 24 to 6 Ibs, . 35e. Ib. 250 Ibs. select Steaks .. .. _. winin. 38¢. Ib. BROS, LTD. Phone 458459. 0 * re and authorized him to sels piano tuned, We carry two expert | | ect his associates. {tuners and will Rssure entire satis Before the committee adjourned a! faction. ©. W. Lindsay, Limited | The College Book - Telephone 919 Open Evenings smallest part necessary for repairs--de- J. §. Asselstine, D.0S. {ary secretaryship of the Canadian] {| Patriotic Fund, it was moved by W.| | R. Givens, seconded by J. G. { "That this executive committee of {the Kingston branch desires to ex- { press its sincere regret at your with. {drawal from the C lian Patriotic { Fund _and extends its sincere comn-| | gratulations on the distinguished | | honor that has been 'conferred om {you on your appointment in.connec- tion with the League of Nations. We| | heartily recogniz hat the splendid! {service you have rformed for Can-| {ada will pe equally significant in your] { new position. We wish for you and Lady Ames the best of health, happi-| | ness and success in your ncw sphere tof |e ty: This message was sent by tele-| | graph to Sir Herbert, who is leaving | on Sept. 13th for Geneva. | WOMEN TO CONSIDER BOYCOTT. ON FOODS executive of the Kingston | branch of the Woman's National f Council has under consideration the] | question of a boycott on certain | { foodstuffs which are considered alto-| | gether too high in price. A good | | deal of information has to be secug:| fed before any action is taken. When| | the information is secured it is pos-| | sible that a mass meeting of the { women of the city will be called to | take place in the Tity hall where the | matter will be thoroughly discussed. { The co-operation of retail dealers { would also be invited, for it is known | that many of these deal desire lower prices just as well a Ethie con- sumer. If a boycott is decided upon it will only be done after the large majori- ity of the women of the city guaran-| tee to support such a movement. Milk is one "thing that is shortly to be. ad- vanced in price owing to the decision of the district producers to charge the retailers. $4 a hundred pounds as compared with $3 last winter. | i | | The | CANADIANS ARE GUESTS IN CITY | Town Council of Gananoque Pays Visit--Luncheon At Woodruff. Watertown, N. Y., Times. Thirty town officials and their wives of QGananogue, Canada, took luncheon at the New Woodruff on Monday., Watertown being the first stop in a three days' tour of northern and central New York. Members of the party left Gananoque Sunday {evening and Monday morning, the {parties uniting in this city. - They will proceed 'to Syracuse where they will visit the state fair and will continue on to Rochester They expect to return to Watertown jover the same route, the 400-mile §| trip requiring about three days. They will be in Gananoque Wednesday night or Thursday morning. This is the first town officials' excursion ar- ranged by the Gananoque officials, but it was said to-day that it will be an annual affair from now on. The party is. composed of Mayor and Mrs. W. J. Wilson, Judge and Mrs. W. B. Carroll, Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Sinclair, Attorney and Mrs, J. A. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Britton, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Shortall, Mr. and Mrs. John Mundon) ajor and Mrs. 8. A. McKenzie, M d Mrs. G. A. Miss Phyllid Sine, Mr. and Mrs. James Lattimore, Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Joseph L apelle, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Smith, 4nd James H. Sampson, town treasurer,. all of Gananoque. | B. O. Britton, a member of the party, | is. publisher of the Gananoque Re-| | porter, and James Lattimore, he is | also in the party, répresents the Can- adian Prées, Limited. Included in the pérty are officials of the Gana- | nogue town board councillors, office (of health and city magistrates. | Mayor W. J. Wilson, of Gananoque, | who Tas been a town official tor six {teen and a half years, and who is | serving his third term as mayor, as | presiding officer introduced Mayor | Isaac R. Breen, of Watertown, who { was guest of honor at the luncheon Elliott ? i grandmother, age. {the six months' | duced at the Grand last night. Me~- {ager {on « ABNORMALLY HIGH |, wood scored for the veterans. Blean-| 'against Mrs. Mae Hirsh, ' of omer e---- trees este ee Sr, Dowsley, Mr. and re Clifford Sine, || resolution of thanks was passed to This has been another quiet week | {the efficient officers during the past] {year. In view of the retirement of| | Sir Herbert B. Ames from the honor-| with the police so far. There was | no session. of the police court on | Wednesday morning, i Brig.-Gen. Sir Archibald Macdon- | ell, commandant of the Royal Mill- | tary College, has returned from New | Hampshire, where he visited his who is 104 years of We will rent you a piano, and at end of six raonths if you feel like | | purchasing instrument we will allow rental on purchase price, and arrange easy terms on bal- | {ance. C. W, Lindsay, Limited. The stone and earth excavated {when the new gas tank was bein | erected has been nearly all rool | It was a tremendous task to havg. it taken away, as it was piled to a +height-of nearly seventy-five feet. There would be little criticism 'of the stage if the plays produced were |as clean, as wholesome and as ele- vating as "John Ferguson," pro- Branigan is to be congratulated g the season with such a production. » members of the Kings- ton ate Institute cadet cory under the leadership of Reginald | | Sawyer, left on Wednesday morning for the Napanee fair to give an exhi- | bition of platoon drill. They looked | | very neat and trim in their khaki uni- | forms with scarlet epaulettes. SHIPBUILDERS DEFEAT A. AND N. VETERANS BY 2 GOALS TO 1, The shipbuilders won from the A. and N. Veterans by a score of 2 to] 1 on Tuesday evening in the Military! Football League. The score was quite a surprise to the Shiphullders. From the start the A. and A. put up! a splendid game which was a tie till] near the end of the second half when| Graham got his second goal. Nors} prices between. ey Sr., was put off for a foul near| the end of the game. This is the| last game between these two teams} in the present schedule, but there| will be two more games, one Friday and another on Saturday. A Suit For $500,000. Mrs. Estell Kenna Wallick, Carth- | age and New York, who recently se- cured a divorce from London I. Wal- | | lick,a well-known figure along Broad- way has hrought a suit for $500,000 | New | .urk, now at Alexandria Bay, for alienation of her fhusband"s affec- tions. you buy. © 2 =a Big Match To-night. Much interest is heing taken in local sporting circles over the base- ball match to take place.to-night on | the Cricket Field, in the Military | League, between the G.W.V.A. and | District Depot, which will be the semi-finals in this league. Tire win- Na ner will play the bye on Friday night. FIRED WITH ENTHUSIASM OVER THE LIQUOR REFEREN- DUM VOTE IN OCTOBER. The Annual Meeting of the W.C.T.U. --=Mrs. George C. Bateman Elected President--Membership Is 185. The annual meeting of the Kings- ton W.C.T.U. took place on Tuesday afternoon, and there was a good at- téndance. Mrs. George A. Bateman, the president, occupied the chair and reports were presented by the secre- tary-treasurer and the superinten- dents of the different departments. The secretary reported the miember- ship to be 185, showing a large in- crease during the past year. The organization is fired with enthusiasm over the coming referendum and the membership Is strongly represented on the various prohibition commit- tees. J The election of officers took place and the following were elected: Promtaont, Mrs. George A. Bateman; 'vice-gresident, ° a; g 4 vice-president, Mrs. George ; treasurer, Mrs Fraser; secretary, Mrs. Pixley; cor- ' , Mrs. Harold Day; of prison work, 'Brebner; superintendent of the official Publication, "White COMFORTERS That are real Comforters, and in a wide range of patterns and prices. We have them at $3.95 or at $25.00, with many A glimpse at our west window will give you an idea of the beauty of the range we show. BETTER THAN EVER Our swell range of Ladies' Coats is better than ever. 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