PAGE E EIGHT THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MONDAY, AUGUST 20, I 'We've Built up Our Business by Fitting All Builds Young Men's Suits. i= |i The young man wants a smart suit--a live wire suit -- full of. snap and go. We specialize on Uyoung men's clothes and 'fill the mind's eye 'of every young fellow that comes to us for his - outhtting. We've establish- ed a reputation for having "the thing." ED Th pe Young men who want live clothes come here for them. We're never a day behind on a new style fea- ture. Our prices are never high. Suits at $15, $16.50, $18, $20, $22, $25. iVingston' S, Brock Street. If Off Your Route, It Pays To Walk. HE eS a ------------------------ AA 2 Extra Values in Serges and Suitings-for Fall Wear Navy and black serges, 42 in. wide at 65¢ and 75¢. ; i Navy and black serges, 45 in. wide at 80c and $1.00. ill Navy and black ser ges, 50 and 52 in. wide; me $1. 25, 31 50 i $1.75. Navy: aid black serges, 54 and 56 i in, wide, at $2.00, $2.50 and $2.75. Extra fine Men's Wear Serges, in navy and i black, 58 in. wide at $3.00, $3.50 and [{ $5.00 a yard. All English make and best warranted dyes. Tweeds for suits, coats and skirts, a big va- riety of aig mixtures; the kind that [ii wears I e iron, from 90c to 42.00 a ii | Special Serv feo... .. oe 4 5 i discouraged by HH esting 1} of the Master" to Hil! end 'at Smith's Fails. H}§| camp, having been at the §i Discharge * | | Military News | é | a | ing a few days at Camp Borden. Lieut. M. J. Kennedy, ton, is to be taken on t at Spadina Convalescent ronto. . He is a sor Kennedy, Ports: mout, 1 Captain Geoffrey Gordon Ottawa, awarded the graduated at the College, and en! Queen's Own Batt: with which he w lieutenant. He s tation of a leg, a English hospital. Capt. Carl J. Kane, who Barriefield Camp as adjutant of! the 146th Kingston Battalion, is re- | turning to Kingston, according to af cable received by Mrs. Kane, Earl | I the ampu- 1d is now in an i Nelson appears in the Metro Wonder | play, { who has been thrown upon her own { | | { he arranges a false marriage. i her life in a new channel. She meets | a young artist and falls in love with | him. | cide whether to abide by the truth | loves. | Phe other feature is { laugh festival in which { Luke appears. | | | the bill. } | i | I { | { and | CAPT: CARL J | ER rer rte acer street. Capt. Kane was forn lieutenant in the 80th Battalion af-| ter qualifying at the Infantry School, | Barriefield. His ability as a soldier was recognized while with the] Belleville unit, and Lieut.-Col. C. A. | Low selected him as his adjutant. | Sickness in Valcartier and in Eng- land seriously handicapped him, and he has been unable France to go tol Litut. J. 8. Goddard, a Queen's hockeyist, 3 been se ed to the Royal Flying Corps. Lieut,-Col. Lennox broke, who returned from England | last week, reported at divisional heap vorters for further orders, Captain Archibald McCausland, St. Thomas, a cousin of Miss Agnes Richardson, University avenue, has been granted, the Military Cross for dressing wounded under a heavy fire. Irving, Pem- | Monday's ball game between En- gineers and Cyclists promises real sport for the fans. The outcome of the game will decide whether En- gineers will be in the three-eorner- ed tie, and Cyclists are determined to administer a beating, so that their rivals in to-day's game will not have a chance for the trophy. The "dope" favors Engineers. A general meeting of representa- tives from the different ball clubs will be held Tuesday f8r the pur- pose of arranging dates for the fin- als of the present league. After the finals have been run off a four- eam league will be carried on, com- prising the best players in camp. Headquarters' ball team withdrawn from the 18ague, with two games still to play, the standing of the different clubs is as follows: won, Lost, 21 s having Medicals . ie Army Service .. .. ns Engineers .. .. .. i.» Cyclists .. Headquarters The * Service" boys have not been the recent defeat Epgineers gave them. They are practising daily, and hope to take Enginesrs' measure . in the next match. Sunday mornin®at the "Y" Bible class Mr. Greenslade gave an inten discourse on "The Manhood the gathering, while at the evening song service Rey. James Potter, Montreal, 'dwelt on "Three Essentials for a Success ful Career." Mr. Potter i§ a force able speaker who drives his mess- age. home, In addition to having a winning platform grace. The Misses Nesbit, of Brock street. Methodist wureh, rendered excellent solos, 'which were appreciated by the audi- ence. { Brig.«Gen. T. D. R. Hemming, camp commandant, spent the week- QO CIE St 'orps, has for duty at the Quebec | over the old style. | Whig announces another > | great war veterans. | Atthe Theatres | left | © | disorderly woman, { Sessue Haat has appeared will | seen as a Japanese, jof "The Mystery of the | ville, -| very low and came to earth very well seems to be a great improvement Capt. Wotherspoon, staff adjut- ant Royal Military College, is spend- An advertisement in to-day's meeting of the Great War Veterans' Association in the British American Hotel Tues- fay evening at 7.230 o'clock, when further organization will be effected and .the guestion of club rooms will be discussed. Capt. Billings is looking for a large attendance of > At the Grand. There are two big features on the | splendid programme offered at the {Grand to-night. 'Beautiful Frances "The 'Beautiful Lie." A girl resources becomes the stenographer for a wealthy architect, to whom ne woman is sacred. Finding that she can be won by being led to the altar Then She is arrested as a but later begins he deserts her. She is then called upon to de- or to sacrifice it for the man she She tells the 'beautiful lie." the two-reel Lonesome It is entitled "Stop! Luke! Listen," and is claimed to be the best yet. Other features and | Prevost and 'Goulet in a decidedly { different vaudevitle act round out ' At Griffin's, In one of the most unusual of the) startling photodramas in the noted Japanese actor, Tuesday entitled, "The Hayakawa has been Hawaiian, East Indian and American Indian, and now for the first time is to be seen as a Mexican. The seventh episode Double} Cross' and first class comedy com- plete the picture portion. The bill will also consist of high class vaude- and' for the first three days of this week Ralph and Ralph, refined singing and dancing artists, will ap- pear. { be seen at Griffin's to-day, Wednesday, Jaguar's Claws, At Lake Ontario Park. The manager of Lake Ontario | Park has made arrangements for | the presentation ©! a splendid new programme, consisting of Bob Boyce in a novelty barrel jumping act, and Mariam Mahr, a singer of rag time music and coon hollering that comes well recommended: also a two-act phetoplay, a comedy play and a featufe two-act play. This programme will be presented on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. TWO AEROPLANES CRASH BARRIEFIELD CAMP LANDINGS ONCE MORE A JONAH Both Machines of the Royal Flying Corps Come to Grief--Neither of ithe Aviators Was Injured Just at 6 o'clock on Sunday morn- ing two aeroplanes appeared over Barriefield camp and hovered over- head for several minutes. One of the machines appeared to have a defec- tive engine and it descended. The other machine followed its example and also came to the Mechanics from the Army Service Corps Mechanical Transport were called and the engine was repaired by cleaning and readjusting the spark-plugs until it apparently van much smoother. The pilot then as- cended to try out the machine. He made two circles but the engine con- tinued to work badly' and finally stopped dead. The pilot, was flying under the circumstances. ~ The ma- chine touched the ground, sprang into the air and then came to a stop on its nose, the propeller and engine being badly smashed in the accident. The aviator was unhurt. The other aeroplane meanwhile decided to return to the camp, It 'was on soft ground on the western Parade ground. The engine was run- ning and the driver wished to move its propeller. An 8.08. call 10 Hie camp result: ed in a truck coming dow n from Deseronto. The truck carried a new Clearance of Women's Summer Dresses Tuesday and Wednesday The prettiest of these summer dresses are to be sent away with the plainest of them. Some are colored; some are white; but they are all this sum« mer's best styles, in voiles, marquisettes, muslin dresses worth $4.75, $9.50, $7.95, $10.00, $12.50 $15.00, $18.00. Clearance sale Tuesday and Wednesday at Half Price. Cool, Comfortable White Skirts 150 of them; just the thing for these warm days; many styles but not many of each. Ma- terials are white repp, $1.25. 100 White Bedspreads All imported goods from one 3 the best Eng- lish makers. In white Marsailles,- in white dimity, In white honeycomb, In single, medium and doubl® bed sizes, At prices that mean a saving to you. John Laidlaw & HMITED, propeller for the Depot tor the past year. Are you in need of a trunk, club bag or suit case? We carry a resmplets: stock of travelling goods at moderate a Trunk Deparment S Second Floor. Wardiohe trunks are popu- e Store | | | HE HE } materials for suits; ex- tra value from $1. 50 to $3.00 a yard. i Ee a ett Sh HHH HH