THE DAILY BRITISH P WN WHIG. SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1915. It will be to any man's advantage to be on in- timate terms with this home of good clothes. Come and spend a little time just looking at our swell suits at $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00. 5 5 : - . » Livingston's Brock Street. A little out of the way, but it will pay you to walk. fj | rell in the Police Court if | morning, if | Thursday, § | law," gaid the accused to the court. 150c, 60c, 75c and 90c Qualities for 139¢ a Yard [ DISOBEYED. THE LAW fl AND HAD TO PAY FINE IN THE | POLICE COURT. ll} Drove Automobile Past a Street Car | While it Was Making a Stop For | | Passengers--Cases Heard by Ma. | gistrate Saturday. Because Byron Derbyshire drove il |. bis automobile past a street car while if |.1t stopped at a street corner to allow passengers to get on and off, he was fined $1 and costs by Magistrate Far- Saturday The offence took pace on "I did not know that part of the "Well, # has been published in the | papers just recently," remarked the i} | Magistrate. i "But 1 did not see it. 1 do not {| want to break any law in the city," i | said Mr. Derbyshire. A young man arrested a week ago ij | for driving an automobile at an im- if | moderate rate of spead-was further | fl | remanded for a week, his bail being | renewed, The case in which one of the actors | if at the streat fair sued hig employer | | for wages was settled, the man be- | | ing paid $20. | | Ome drupk was fined $1 and eosts, | il | and another was given a chance. VAUDEVILLE AT THE GRAND. f Scots | The Programme for Next Week is Announced. For the patrons of the Grand Opera House a programme of unusual strength and merit has been secured for the first three days of next week. | The Famous Players Picture of Wal- | lace 'Eddinger in. a picturization of | the New York hit, "A Gentleman of'| Leisure," will be shown, along with | {a two-reel Mutual"photo-play, and | a one-reel Keystone comedy. The Famous Pathe News film will also be shown. | The vaudeville includes _Lamore {and Juliet, "The Athletic Girl and | the Nut," introducing a big novelty | | and comedy sensational act; also | | Domieco in a high-class musical act. This evening will be the last op- portunity of seeing the charming ac- tress Elsie Janis in "The Caprices of | Kitty." 'There is also a good vaunde. | ville bill, SEVEN MORE DWELLINGS To Be Erected in North-East Section of City. Permitg for the erection of séven cement block dwellings in the north. east section of the city were taken out at the City Engineer's office on Friday. | B. Derbyshire will erect three bun. | galows on the south side of Markland | street, | H .F, Norman will erect three bungalows On the north side of Sixth street, between Division and Chatham streets. James Farrell will put up a dwell- fng on the west side of Montreal street, between North street and Rag- Tan Road" . ' The contractors for all these dwellings are the Kingston Cement Products Company. WON SUIT FOR WAGES. Mrs. Annie Duffy was awarded $212 { In County Court. On Saturday morning Judge Mad- den gave judgment for $212 in the case of Mrs, Annie Duffy, who sued D. L:. Babeock, Sharbot Lake, for $300 wages due her for acting as his housekeeper. The case was heard at the session of the court on Friday, T. J. Rigney was counsel for the plaintiff in this case. G. M. Macdon- nell acted for the defendant. A Small Fire, A child lighting a match to look for a hat in a cupboard under a stair- way caused a fire at the home of Mrs. Sagar, at 142 Pine street, at 3.06 o'clock on Friday afternoon. The firemen were called, and the damage was slight. SEPP PPPPP PIPER PPE PPPEP PPI fh: = fi Ef i fal | g1e8t i i t i ' PEEP PPVPERRIPRI RISER POON sesseeee ------------------------------------ --_-- - | lic realize that the cruelty referred | the work done by our society. Horses, | trench wag then dug similar to those { Union streets to a committee 'of a- | dies interested in our work, and I a | The Kingston Humane Society! | Kingston, June 12 (To the Edi. | tor): May I 'trespass on your good | nature on behalf of the above so- ciety, whose funds are just now at al very low ebb, and require replenish. | ing. The society has for several years, through the kindness of its | friends, carried on a crusade against | the cruelty to animals so prevalent in the past in this city, particularly to horses, and I feel certain the pub- to has almost disappeared owing to dogs, cats and any other animals have had our care and protection. This requires money, and so far we! have been able to meet all expenses. | The ecruelties we have had to notice are mild as compared with those this war has developed, and it may be || interesting to your readers, as our friend the dog is concerned, to give them a short account of the develop- ment of the poisoned gag scheme at present in use by the German brutos, Before making use of it against the Allies, and to test its efficacy, some two hundred dogs were either pur- chased or stolen--the latter if the Crown Prince was about---from some of the villages in Belgium. A long in use at the front, the poor dogs were put in it, the gas applied, and the effect admired by the staff offi. cers present, for in a few minutes the poor brutés (I mean the dogs) were no more. Thapk goodness, the cruejties we have to deal with are nothing to this sample of Gernfan kultyr, but insignificant ds ours are, : it is our duty to stop them, and this || is what our society is trying to do, If and this is the work we wish every || person to assist -us in, Most of, us HM pride ourselves on our kindness 1 | animals. Let us make sure that we i} are entitled to do so by supporting [HM any society that has for its gbject the |! alleviation of animals from gueh |} pains as cruel and thopghtless par. sons make them suffer. ' Humane- ness must be practical; otherwise it is useless. 1 have given up my house and grounds on the corner of Beverly and am directed by them to say that any and every person interasted will Be welcome to the sale of home-made ar- ticles to be held on Tuesday after- noon, the 15th inst; from 4 to 6 o'cock. Come and assist in a good work. Yours truly, J. B. WALKEM, President. | MUST FACE ANOTHER CHARGE. William Mellroy is Accused of Forg- ing;a Cheque. William Mellroy, found guilty of stealing cattle, at the sessions of the County Court before Judge Madden, has to face another charge, that 'of forging a-cheque." He is now in jail, having been sentenced to a termi of six months at the prison 'farm- 'at Guelph, but will likely be arral before Justice of the Peace George Huhter some time next week. It is alleged that Mcliroy put over a forged cneque on the Northern Crown Bank for $70. Helping the Cause. The Kingston Old Boys of Toronto sent a.cheque for $50 to Queen's Sta- tionary Hospital to furnish twe beds. In addition the Women's Auxiliary, desiring to prove their loyalty to the old Limestone City, decided to hold a shower, and at the regular monthly meeting held in May the following ar- ticles were contributed: Twenty bed jackets, 37 sheets, 38 pillow slips, 116 miscellaneous towels, 57 hand- kerchiefs, 192 triangular badges, 6 pairs socks, 12 squares of cotton to sterilize in, 300 cigarettes, and 6 1-4 pounds of chocolate. \ Street Carnival a Success. The street carnival, held during the week on Queen's campus, oppo- sita Vietoria School, under the aus- pices of the 14th Band, has met with good success. Friday evening there was a big crowd in attendance, when a merry-go-round was an additional feature, 'The motordrome was a popular place. This évening the last performances will be given. The Saraiva will go from here to Brock ville, The harvest sedson will"be | coming on soon, and there 'will be a big demand for : Letters to the Editor |= Anil Ora ord SR Sh RR eT 24 { oi NDLAY & SN | \ An important purchase of stylish Blouses and Shirt Waists has just arrived, and will be shown to-night for the first time. These are from a maker who has the reputation of being the most up-to-date in Canada. We can only mention a few here: Black and White Jap Silk Tailored Blouses, open front with box pleat on side and military strap from shoulder; finished with pearl buttons at yoke depth; 3-4-sleeze, with new Forsythe cuff, new convertable eollar, equally stylish worn high ov low. A particularly good quality silk used. \ ' 'White Silk Blouses, Black Silk Blouses; sizes 34 to 42 inch To-Night $1.99 240 New and Stylish Blouses 20" different models in Voiles, Marquisettes, Crepes, Lace Cloths and other equally fashionable white materials. These you will find at attractive prices from $1.00 to $5.00 Special Black Silk Stocking Offer 233 pairs madé by the Holeproof Hosiery Company, pur- chased at a special price and offered to vou at a price ps Ter cannot afford to miss, Pair ..........°.; or 40c vk : Just received.' This is the sinter number and full of new Meas. There is ir oMored plate, the copy of one of the world's reat pietyres,. | alone is worth three times ic of this hook. A copy . ee : suv es he Pres 18¢