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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 1919, 5 PAGE TWO | THE DAILY BRITISH Wiig Hi HNNNEENEENEEENDRNR 2 BODY STIL UNDENTIFIED INCIDENTS OF THE DAY i CORONER'S JURY ENTERED VED. LOCAL NOTES AND ITEMS Of FENEREEROENEES me -- * ALASKA SEAL. ERMINES---Russian and ¥ MINKS-- Labrador and N Skunks, Alaska Sable, Aus Foxes in \y hite, Taupe, C Red, «te, Fisher's, known Fur skins. Catalogues showing latest Manufacturers ENE ENCE ER ANIA VEETETE Nr Ai " FRESH DRESSED FUR SKINS ARRIVING DAILY FROM OUR DRESSER Otter, Beaver, Kolinsky, Chinchilla, John McKay, Limited "THE FUR HOUSE" 149-157 Brock Street. EEA NNEENRNEREEENENNEEEENEE, Hudson Bay. orthern. . i tralian Opposum and Ring Tails. ross, Clnnamon, Smoke, Golden and all styles now ready. of Fine Fars. KINGSTON be ep ~vemore an ne MABEL NORMAND in masterpiece, then come and he a tor Record, ate ~ FRAME BUNGALOW $1650--4¢ rooms; W. C.; large lot; good garden. $300 cash, Immediate possession. FRAME DWELLING $1900---¢ rooms; B. and (; hear street car line; $300 cash, BRICK DWELLING $2450--7 rooms: B. and C.; immediate possession. McCANN 86 BROCK STREET PHONE 826 OR 621, "MICK EY," the greatest picture ever produced, can be seén at the Grand Opera House days, commencing "Thursday, €ét. 16th. for three Go and see this r "MICKEY" sung on a Vic MAHOOD BROS. LEARNS A LESSON | Professor Wiseman Good- sight was right up in the alr. His engagement with Miss Mary 1. Glass had to be cancelled! He had broken his only pair of Eye Glasses, and Zylonite Spectacles were not suited for society af- fairs. Right then and there Pro- fessor promised Miss Mary to get an extra pair for emergency use from J.S. Asselstine, D.0S. Manufacturing Optician 342 King Street. Phone 1019w. DIOT OF DEATH BY ACCIDENT. Unknown Man Killed on Grand Trunk Tracks--Death Due to a Fracture at the Base of the Skull. "That this unknown 1c to his death by accident Grand Trunk Railway the verdict of the cormer's jury on Friday evening. Coroner D. E. Mun- dell presided, and t! ¥ witnesses examined were Dr. S. A. Keyes V was called to the G.T.R. station after the body had been discovered west of Collins Bay and brought to the city. Albert Rowley, section f man on the G.T.R.,, who d the body lying near the tracks Charles Cunningham Dr. Keyes stated that 9 to a fracture at @ f t . skull, a fracture i e of the head and was no sigh of ot ] 28 except cuts on the face, evidently made by his being thrown into the cinders on the track Albert Rowley told of the finding of the body a mile and a half west of Collins Bay at 4.55 p.m. on Thurs day. The body was | own and ying face dc about six feet from the north of the north track The man dead but the body was still we From an examination of the gre about the ¢ K, Mr. Rowie that it was my han was struck t train on the mnortl k while walk section an Ja told of embalming the was nothing iden . t g and fact that he had a left side. wi t ad and left the chest, he was evidently a returned soldier REL f 3 ere ti was tattooed on the front of y left forearm He wore a brown a sweater similar to also underwdar overcoat, tary swe was foren and it took but a short ti A verdict DAVIS-JJORDAN NUPTIALS. At the Home of the Bride On Wed. nesday. On Wednesday dome of her pare v W. G. Jordan, Barrie street riage took place very gq Hilda Jordan to Zephaniah Davies of Toronto, eldest son of Mr d Mrs W. E. Davies, St Bride § Wales. The bride looked very swe in her travelling suit of navy blus with which was worn a gray georg- ette blouse and hat of black velvet, Gray marabou Stole and muff com- i pleted a very simple and pretty cos- tume. Prof. Jordan married -his daughter and was assisted by the! Rev. Dr. R. J. Wilson of whose {church the bride is a devoted mem. | |ber. The family and one or two ver) | | Intimate friends were the only ones| { present at the ceremony, after which! { Mr. and Mrs. Davies left for their | honeymoon, to be spent in Toronto and western points. In the evening! Prof.. and Mrs. Jordan entertained the wedding party ai dinner at the! Frontenac Club, Among whom were Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Jordan of Tor- onto, who came down for their sis-| [ter's wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Davies] have taken an apartment in the} Queen City where they will reside. Excessive Kingston Politeness, (Toronto Mail) "I will say this," said the much travelled man, "the peaple of King- ston are very polite. 1 remember stopping @« man on the street there and 'asking him it he could direct me | to a certain church. 'I grieve greatly' {to say it,' he replied, "but I cannot {inform you.' A i "After 'going on for a short dis: {tance I heard someone running up | behind me. It was Same man. | | 'My dear sir,' he said Kurriedly, 'you {asked me how You could find the, {ehurch, and it pained me to have to| {say that 1 did not know. Just now | {1 met my brother, but I grieve to! {say that he did not know either" » | | Indoor Baseball Game. | | "An interesting game of indoor | . | baseball was played in the armouries | rg { Friday night, when the GIW.VA.| Phone 45 Get Your S of the good values SPRING LAMB Stewing Cuts .... Fronts......... Loins Chops. ....... Counters Saturday fefein so wins ninta S alenin wal tainine . Sia nin a sin. (ew - 8--459. hare displayed on ..18¢ .20c. .26¢. .32¢. .30c. sale ee anise "wie ane . {and the 14th P.W.,O.R. met. The | | ame resulted in a win for the 14th! | With a score of 26 to 8. The Indoor | | Baseball League is rapidly gaining | j Popularity in the city, as shown by | | the large number of people who go | | to see the games. * i { Batteries: 14th, | Sands; G.W.V.A, | Brightman. Cornelius and | Tibbitts and | Visitors From Perth. i | Rev. Dr. A. H. Seott, of Perth. who | { attended the installation events at' | Queen's University, was a visitor to | | the Whig office Friday morning. Dr. | {Scott says he receives a number of | | newspapers in his home, but none is} {more welcome than the Kingston | { Whig, which , he states, shows "the | GENERAL INTEREST. Happenings in the City and Vicinity ~--~What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the Whig. I'ake no chances vote four "No's /. Swaine, plano tuner, orders at uley's, or 'phone 564w L. Griffin, a cousin of ry, Pri f you are a suppor roads for Frontenac, supporter of Rankin Mrs. John Patrick t Was removed to DALY'S BLACK TEA: JAPAN TEA; the best value able. At MAHOOD'S DRUG STORE, Kingston Now is the time to have your piano tuned. We Carry two expert tuner: and will assufe entire satis. faction. C. W. Lindsay. Limited Rankin, presents to the electors his accomplishments of the past ie and Fawcett, ises for the future fy leed louder than vote ng ou words, vote a piano, and at rprised last r of their frier and extended ions on the silver marriage A ing was spent, and the icles of silver r. and Mrs. Davey of the their 'Married In Toronto. of the pre eason took place, g Mrs. Rickey Toronto, when tt ghter, Mabel A., was age to Mr. L, u ngs of home of lamson. The ng room ot Miss Gladys X 1d wore whi h tulle veil mings and carried sweetheart The bridesmaid, Miss May wore pink crepe-de-chene and carried pink carnations J. A. At- kins, brother-in-law of groom; acted as best man. A buffet lunch- eon 'was served after which the bride and groom left for their honeymoon to Kingston and points east The bride travelling in seal brown velour suit with furs, and hat to match. Upon their rétyrn they will reside at Niagara Falls. ; a ------ * satin and and pear! the Letter From Sir Henry Ames. Mayor Newman has received a lot- ter from Sir Herbert Ames, in Lon- don, in which he returns thanks for the telegram sent to him in the name of the Kingston branch of the Cana- dian Patriotic Fund, and in which Sir Herbert was 'warmly thanked for his good service on hehalf of the fund in Canada. Eggs 75 Cents A Dozen. The market on Saturday morning was well attended. Eggs sold the highest since last winter. eral price asked was 75¢. a dozen There was no rush for the eggs. as the majority of the buyers thought that the prics was too high" Pola- toes brought $2.25 a bag. Butter went for §0c. a pound. : Colds Caiise Headaches and Pains. Feverish Heéadaches and Pains caused from .a cold are soon relieved by taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. There is only one "Bromo Quinine." E. W. GROVE'S signature on the box. 30c. ' Ri . . Austrian National The Assembly | ratified the peace treaty of St. Ger- maine Friday afternoon. - Y Kingston's Famous Fur Store. NEW FURS Why Wait-- Buy NOW ~ 2) : ELIT IIT, J Bb bE gave the financial report. ERNE RENEE ACE NEE NER EE EE The gen- | Body | Books Received Smith's--Laboratory Manual, latest edition. Colton's Practical Zoology, new edition. Holt's Diseases of children. IMPORTANT NOTE.--Students are advised books at once. Telephone 919 Queen's U niversity Text Smith's--General Chemistry for Colleges (revised edition). Ballenger & Wippern--Ear, Nose and Throat. Dissecting sets for Botany, Biology and Anatomy. Owing to the strik es in the printing trades, publishers advise it will be several weeks before further shipments can be made The College Book Store Open Evenings To-day to secure their text ONLY 89c Balance of our stock of Children's Middies --white with colored Collars and Cuffs; sizes 8 to 14 years. Reg. $1.25 each. Sat- urday night special 20 dozen New Model Corsets--sizes 19 to 30; $1.50 line. To-night Men's Spring Needle Shirts -- warm and Sizes 34, 36, 38. only. A $1.50 each. comfortable. clearance special at Newman & Shaw "The Always Busy Store" ® EEENENENEEERRESEENEEAEESENRRAES IGNORE "GO SLOW" SIGNS FRIENDSHIP'S AND PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSO- CIATION WILL TAKE ACTION. FOR GOOD THINGS To EAP ~CHOICE APPLES. TOMATOES ~--POTATOES ~--~AND CORN. pI ENEEEIDCUENEEEET Making Improvements School--To Hold a Sale to Raise Fands. A mesoting of the Parents and | Teachers' Association of Victoria | school was held on Friday afternoon {and there was a very good attend- jauce. Mrs. H. T. J. Coleman pre- sided and after tea had been served business was taken up. Miss Day { made a report for the property com- to Victoria Homemade 210 DIVISION STREET PHONE 5435 NENRNENEEE NENNENENENNEENEEENEEEP 'WeHave In Stock Just Arrived Campbell's Tomato Soup Campbell's Vegetable Soup Clark's Tomato Soup Clark's Vegetable Soup Distributors for Red Rose Tea~--the Good Tea i Victory Bonds are the popular thing. Buy them! W. R. McRae & Co. GOLDEN LION License No. 6-543 a a "wy SeTTTeRevETSVe Tees eee {} $3100---PATRICK STREET 4 new frame dwelling, with Electric light bath. | $3500--YORK STREET -- A and 3, piece new brick dwelling, with furnace; Electric light; gas; large yard and barn. $3000---QUEBEC STREET---A new brick bungalow; posses- ston at once. 7 TO RENT A new brick dwelling, on King Street West, with hot water heating, hardwood floors and all conveniences: beauti- fully situated; at $60.00 per month. Possession about Nov. 1. E. W. Mullin & Son Cor. Johmston and 330 Division Ste, hones nd $30. ---- see BUILDERS SUPPLIES resus Hard Coal The best Seranton Coal, in all sizes. Egg, Stove, Chestnut and Pea. . 5. ANGLIN & (0. Woodworking Lumber Yards Bay & Wellington Streets KINGSTON, ONT. mittee and Miss McTear, treasurer 7a 7h It was decided to purchase a A g NZ lots RYT S BF WORITHE highest type of journalism." i | lantern for the school to be used in' | teaching certain work, and Principal id. G. Ettinger gave a short address {showing the value of the lantern as jan ald. Mr. Ettinger, Mrs. Wallace iand Prof. MeClement were appointed {a committee to purchase the lantern. { A football and a basketball are to be | purchased for the boys in the sen- {lor grades. Mrs. Harold Day stated that the association would hold a {homemade sale on Hallowe'en. | Among the other important mat. iters that were discussed was the {crossing on Alfred street, opposite Stover's store, and the non-obsery- i ance of the "Go Slow" signs by anto- i mobile drivers approaching and passé | ing the school. "A determination to have the speed laws and the signs {observed was expressed. Can you teel the ap- proach of winter? Do you realize that there may be a big sudden drop in the mercury one of these days. We urge an early selec- tion of Furs and for a reasonable deposit will lay aside any ar- ticle until required. Hudson Seal gar- ments are our leading specialty. George Mills & Co. | 126 and 128 PRINCESS ST. ANADA'S § DRUG STO ---------------- Case Before Justice Hunter. eh | On Saturd Justice: f the P Stewing Cuts see . a .17e¢. Micorse Et pho > oa -- PotRoasts ........ .. | concerning a man from the township or R ts Senna {of Kennebec, who was charged with | Cee aan : {3aking Some hatter that did not ag ong to t was thought that | Rib Roasts ..,......... «i ou i280, | the case would be settled out of Hamburg Steak . .... . .20¢. 1b. [oun -------------- PorkReasts'........... .. 32:1 | pont ome Compromise. Pork Chops { split your vote" is good | areal iy J vs 38e db, fo rea (ONT Want "booze" OYSTERS --arriving fresh from the coast. [the ballot next Monday oO" Lettuce--Parsley-- Celery. Si In Marine Circles, Carrots and Parsnips .. ... . .4e. Ib. | oom Phalen cleared for Port Cabbage and Turnips serenade bb. 1 'Dry Onions . . . ae lb. Ifit's good to eat, we have it ~~ ANDERSON BROS., Ltd. WEEK.END SPECIAL 50c. to 60c. Ib. Chocolates FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 39¢ Ib. Agents for Page and Shaw Chocolates Mahood's Drug Store i Tony Rankin has spent his entire ! political life persistently advocating | better rural rosds. The work is just § | commencing. ' Frontenac must elect him to finish this vast and much needed work.-- Adve, "Have courage, my boy, to say 'No' "say it with a cros# four | times on your ballot in the "No" col- juma on Oct. 20th. Halcomb cleared for South Bay to load grave! for Car- | dinal. ' { Steamer Belleville | freight from Montreal. arrived with { msi { The "Beer" or the SM Boy"--whish jiu the first consideration? Answer with four "No" vote on Oct. 20th.