Daily British Whig (1850), 22 Jul 1916, p. 12

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) ® Get This, Men ! When you come to this store for cloth- ing you get not only absolute certainty that the quality is right and the price is less than ordinary. BUT-- You are assured the very newest cut and style in the suit you select. "$15.00 to $22.00. Livingston's, The Store with a Conscience. Ds HEAVY PENALTIES WERE DM- POSED IN FOUR CASES. 3° p---- A Fine of $300 and Costs or Three Months in Jag Imposed on Four Men--Four Cases Dismissed and Three Withdrawn, Heavy penalties were imposed by Magistrate Farrell, in four liquor Cases heard on Friday afternoon. Wilson Teeple, Patrick Burns, Wil- liam McElrath, and David J. Bow- man, for selling without a license were each fined $300 and costs, or three months in Jail, The fine will not likely be paid in any of the four cases, Andrew Hill pleaded guilty, through his counsel, T. J. Rigney, to a charge of allowing liquor to be con- sumed at his restaurant on Brock street, and was fined $20 and costs or | One month in jail There were eight other charges of {a similar nature in the docket. Four | were dismissed, three were with- {| drawn, and Judgment was reserved in another, | Provincial Inspector Morrison and | the local inspector William MecCam- | mon were at the back of the charges, | Mr. MeCammon lodging the com- Evidence was given by two i-clad detectives. Pte. Joseph | Ferlito and Pte Milinia, who recent- ly signed up with the 155th Battal- fon, Provincial Inspector Morrison, and the license inspector, William McCammon, | A.B Cunningham and D. A, Giv- | ens acted as counsel] in cases which | Were dismissed. C. R. Webster con- | ducted the prosecution in each case. Given A Chance, The Magistrate reserved judgment in a charge of selling without a li- cense against Mrs. Jane Hogan. The latter was dlso charged with keeping disorderly house on Nelson street, and Mrs. Elizabeth Keenan and an aged man named Palmer were ac- cused of being frequenters. The Magistrate decided to give the ac- cused one more chance. Palmer claimed that he was a boarder = at Mrs. Hogan's House, and the Magis- trate advised him | boarding honse. Some of his men made the raid on the Nelson street house on Friday night. to get another Sergt. Nesbitt and And Barracks (See also Page 13.) | | | In Bivouac | Lieut. Stuart, assistant to Major | Campbell, goes to Peterboro on Mon- day to take charge of recruiting mat- | ters there. Dr. Smith, of Belleville, is the spe- ciat speaker at the "y" tent for the coming week. Dr. Smith's address Friday evening made a very favorable impression with the boys. Miss Isabel Wilson, daughter of the superintendent of the Military | "YX," is ill at present, el TTT trom the nosprtar vo tid Fridey 'ToN ight | Men's Summer Underwear Extra fine Balbriggan shirts and draw- ers, cool and comfortable. Just the right weight for summer wear. All sizes ffom 34 to 44. Tonight. a 40c a Garment. Women's Lisle Thread | Stockings Sheer weight with reinforced heels and toes; all sizes in black and white. Reg-* ular 35¢ quality t for 25¢ a Pair. Sumer Dresses for Half ~~ Price To-night All new this season. Voiles, muslins E HAD RECORD SESSION, As The Grand. : Last night patrons expressed them- selves as delighted with the coet-ut- mospliere of the Grand. To-night | will be the last time Mario Doro will be seen here in "The Heart Of Nora Flynn." in "David Garrick," the cast of 'which contains Winifred Kingston, Herbert Standing, and other favor tes, who gave him exceptional sup- rts A two-reel Universal drama, a comedy, and the Paramount Topic- | jal Budget will conclude a well-select- ed picture bill. In the vaudeville; Miss Katherine Hart will again lead. Thompson and Griffin, high-class, ac- | robatic comedians, will amuse with |a new and novel got of acrobatic su- | premacy, | | Petrova and Chaplin at the Strand. The many patrons of this popular | theatre will hear with much pleasure {of the coming on Monday, Tuesday jand Wednesday of that distinguish- |ed star and general favorite, Mad-| (ame Olga Petrova, who will appear in her very latest success, "The Vam- | pire." Tn "The Vampire" she excels| all of her previeus endeavors, and | has implanted herself in the hearts of the people of America, who look forward to her coming with great ex-| pectancy. As an added attraction Charlie Chaplin wil] be shown for | the first time here in his latest hit entitled "Shanghaied." Other good | | subjects will also be shown, making this one of the strongest programmes | {ever presented here, | An Ideal Theatre. | "Peg O' the Ring," one of the fin- est moving picture films vet produc-i| ed, will be presented in Kingston at | the Ideal Theatre on Wedne day and | Thursday of next week and every! | Wednesday and Thursday for thel [following fifteen weeks This wond- | erful serial picture is being shown to | jerowded houses throughout Canada and the United States, and has everywhere called forth enthusiastic | praise, The well-known tars, ; Francis Ford and Grace Cunard, are {featured in this film." The manage- {ment of the Ideal is deserving of considerable credit in bringing such | an expensive feature to Kingston. It will take more than the hottest of | hot weather to keep people away | from this theatre while this feature | is being shown, At Lake Ontario Park. The management of Lake Ontario Park has arranged for Monday even- ing and next week a programme for musical artists who are highly ac- complished in theip line. Mr. Ball lin a musical banjos' act, and Miss Sinclair in a ragtime sing'ng act. In the moving picture part there will | be a three-reel photo-play, a two-reel drama; and a one-reel comedy and the Pathe News, | NOW REPORTED DEAD. Pte, George Thomas Hagon Missing Since April, 1915. | { The friends of Private Charles R. | Churchill, Railway street, Belleville will be pleased to know that he is him confined to his bed for some time. With the Machine Gun Section of the | unable to remain with them, He | An order has been received to] for the 130th, 136th, 139th and | 146th Battalions at present at Val-| cartier, | Capt. 8. L. Anderson, commanding | the Camp Bomb School, has been] promoted to the rank of major. | The following promotions are | granted in the Royal Canadian Artil- | lery: Sergt.-Major Instructors J. Glade and 8. Jordan and 2nd M. a. J. J. Harris, to be lieutenants (dis-! trict officers). Major Plummer Leaving, Major Plummer, artillery in- Structor at the Royal Military Col- lege, will leave at the end of Septem- ber for England, where he will re-| join his old regiment, the Roya Field Artillery. ed by Capt. Ingpen, of the Royal | School of Artillery. Both Major | Plummer and Capt. Ingpen are now | at Petawawa. { He will be succeed-| | | SEVENTEEN CHARGES. | Magistrate "Farrell Sat On, Bench Seven And Half Hours Friday. There was a record session of the| police court on Friday. Magistrate | Farrell sat on the bench for seven and a half hours, and he had a vari- ety of cases on the docket. Court opened at 10.30 am. and Sat until 1 p.m., resumed at 2 p.m. and it was 7 p.m. before the docket was cleaned off, This is the largest number of cases before the court in one day in several years, and the session was one of the longest ever held by Magistrate Farrell. The morning session was given over entirely to the hearing of the charge against Lewis Martin, and in the afternoon several liquor cases and charges arising out of a raid made by the police on an alleged dis- orderly house occupied the attention of the magistrate. Neilson's Ice Cream Bricks at Gib- New York representatives of fifty of the fifty-two firms blacklisted by Great Britain under the trading with the enemy act will'form am organi- ation to fight the action of the Bri- roment. son's. Alphine, Tex., H. J. Spannell is oo with the murder of 3 At Re in jail charged his wife and Lieut.-Col. M. C. Butler of 'the Sixth United States Cavalry, | hopes to rejoin his battalion shortly. | push forward vigorously in this mili- | tary district the recruiting of men! | nery. progressing favorably after a severe | attack of pneumonia which has kept | Pte. Churchill went overseas | 59th, but owing to his illness was | PTE. GEORGE ' HAGON Missing since April, 1815, Pte. George Thomas Hagon, of No. 6 Orchard Street, was officially re- ported dead on Saturday morning, { his mother receiving word from Ot- tawa to this effect, He left Kings- {ton with the second overseas bat- talion, and fought under Capt. George Richardson at Langemarck. He was twenty years old, was born in the Old Country, and before going overseas was employed at Davis tan- He was a bright young man, and had a wide circle of friends. Hig father, Pte. George Hagon, is at tie front with the 21st Battalion. SWELTERED IN THE HEAT To Hear Evidence in Cases Heard by the Magistrate on Friday. In spite of the sweltering heat, which prevailed all day Friday, a crowd of interested spectators, which taxed the capacity of the police court room to the limit, remained all through' the long session lasting seven and a half hours, in order to hear the evidence, The dope case and the Mquor cases were the chief attraction for the crowd. : Some of the young men who crowded into the court room out of curiosity would have looked much better in khaki, WAS KILLED IN ACTION. Brother of Alex. Cathcart Met Death on Battlefield. Alex. Catheart, of the Customs staff, ived word Friday afternoon that his brother, John, had been kill- ed in action on July 9th. The + Who was thirty-four years of age, was working at Niagara Falls when the war broke out. He went to Montreal, his home city, and enlisted with the First Canadian Bat- talion. -------. Negotiations now are pending be tween the Eastern Forwarding Com- pany a "one of the largest Am- or banking institutions" for . | bie ar in Of gold to be sent TIOANY on the submarine merchantman Deutschland: Hi Film Packs, ! Drug Store. This wil be a pleasant place to shop and we will have for sale many neded articles suitable for this warm spell. Gloves and Hosiery For the Warm Weather | we Long Silk Gloves Both white and black. Made with double finger tips that give such excellent wear. All sizes. Regular $1.25. 300 Pairs Women's, both black and white Lisle Stockings These are the silk finished lisle thread that have prov- ed so satisfactory. Al sizes for women, and god value to- day at 45c. Tonight 35¢ or 3 Pair for $1.00 Hosiery for Women White cotton stockings, white lisle thread stockings, white silk stockings. White hosiery for children. All wanted sizes in both stocking and sox. White Gloves large assortment in the best makes in both white and black. 50c, 75¢, $1.00. Men! We are now showing Men's Low Shoes at reduced prices in order to clear out odds and ends. : How About 'Summer Shoes Every pair a bargain. - Sale Price $2.88 The Lockett Shoe

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