Daily British Whig (1850), 11 May 1918, p. 8

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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1918, - =, "PAGE EIGHT a ped A HE a Fain a vi The Season's Best If you are looking for something that's particularly choice in a spring suit, you'll find what you are after if you come here. You'll surely be interested in our hand. some, choice, classy, high grade, exclusive, different, stylish, perfect, beautiful gar- ments, $18, $20, $22 up to $30 ivingstons BROCK STREET. If off your route it pays to walk. b f | i >= Facts more soups. -- Issued by Canada i Saturday * = MEN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR, shirts and drawers, "the correct weight 'for spring wear; well made and finished: sizes from 36 to 44. Tonight for 69¢ a garment. : : ¢ = 1 | WOMEN'S STOCKINGS, fine black silk : lisle, with elastic garter tops and rein- Perfectly fast forced toes and heels. 8 colors; sizes 84, 9, 9 and 10. Worth 50¢ a pair. Tonight 35¢ or 3 pair for $1. - WOMEN'S FINE RIBBED COTTON § VESTS, lisle Bish, with shor, sleeves The Todtres | To-night, "Uncle Tom's Cabin." In many respects William H. Kib- ble's "Uncle Tom's Cabin" is the most important of the season's pro- to exploit the masterpieces of two of Europe' noted artists, ie, Ralph Brunt's 'elaborate painting entitled "The Celestial City," and 'Hartz Ver- ion's picture of the New Orleans slave mart; and secondly it has brought back into prominence the memories of that grand old lady, Harriet Boe- cher Stowe, and serves to reveal the beautiful lessons really to be learn- bv careful attention, Second to the Holy Book does Uncle Tom's Cabin rank as a sacred instructor. The pulpit has endorsed it as a moral teacher worthy of mankind's support while the Board of Education in many of the large cities has encour- aged scholars in witnessing the worthy dramatization of the story that was instrumental in making our country religious, free and happy. The Kible revival will be brought to the Grand Opera House to-night. At the Strand. Lois Weber has completed a com- panion picture ito "The Price of a Good Time." Under the title of "The Doctor and the Woman," this new Jewel production will be shown at the Strand Theatre on the first three days of next week. "The Doc- tor and the Woman" is the photo- play adaptation of Mary Roberts { Rinehart's popular novel. As a mov- ing pleture drama, it fs confidently. | stated that its popularity will ex- i ceed that of #s immediate prede- cessor, "The Price on Good Time." { Mildred Harris, the dainty little { star who enacted the principal role {in the Matter production, again as- i sumes the stellar part in "The {Doctor and the Woman." With her jappears True Boardman, whose work im recemt serials showing him as a gentlemanly highwayman, has made him one of the really popular Mim stars. Edith Storey will also play, "Revenge." Comedy and topi- cal reels will also be shown. At Griffin's. A large audience was again pres- ent at Griffin's last night to see the splendid programme of the best in photoplays. Mary Pickford's. new- est Artcraft picture "Ammilly of Clothesline Alley," continued to and all admirers of "our Mary" were well satisfied with this humorous pro- duction which is filled to the brim with typical Pickford mannerisms. To-night this picture will be shown {for the last time, as will also the re- mainder of our bill, which consists Sonia Markova in "A Heart's Re- venge," a picture which has prov- ed deeply interesting during the last two days, and the opening chapters of "The Eagle's Eye,' the best ser- ial story seen in a long time. (Continued on Page 3.) BOWLING TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD HERE The Annual Meeting of St. Lawrence Bowling Associa tion on Friday. In response to the pressing repre- sentations of Ald. H. (W, Newman amd W. H. Wormwith at the annul meeting of the St. Lawrence Lawn Bowling Association held at Pres- cott on Friday afternoon, it was un- animously decided that the annual bowling tournament 'would be held in Kingston commencing jon Monday, July 16th. Westport, Newboro, Winchester, Chesterville, Brockville and Pres- cott will panticipate, and a keen competition fis anticipated. It is also considered probable that teams from Belleville, (Port Hope, Cobourg and Peterboro will take part. The following officers were elect- ed for the ensuing year: President---W. H. Kingston. Vice-president--R. - N. Prescott. i Secretary-treasurer--Ald., H. W. Newman, Kingston. Executive -- E. Ww. Brockville: Dr. Kidd, Eastern ~ Hos~ pital, Breekville; John Hughes, Wormwith, Keeler, RB! Prescott; Dr. IR. E. Sparks, Kings- ton; J. <Qallagher, Westport; B. Morley, Ottawa; T. Phelan, Oltawa; E. A. Thomas, Ottawa. The patrons of the association are: Hon. J. iD. Reid, 'Prescott; Hon. G. P. Graham, Brockville; Hom. J. ® H. Ferguson, 'Prescott; Hon. J. Webster, Brockville; 'W. F. Nickle, M.P., Kingston; J. R. Dargavel, M.P.P., Elgin; dsaac \P. Wiser, Pres- cott; 8S. Hempill, Ottawa; J. L. Paype, Ottawa; and A. 'E. Donovan, Brockville. duetions. In the first place it serves be seen in a five-act Metro Wonder- | please as on the previous evening,| in part of the noted Russian star,' [Clubs from Ottawa, Downey, : King, Newboro; Dr. Hutt, Chester- ville; RR. Farrow, Ottawa; IR. M.! | Wliay News | Lieut, Douglas J. Nickle has been gazetted a flight commander over- | S0a8. < The plans for the proposed en- largement 'of the Ongwanada Hos- pital. have been prepared and will be submitted to the A.D. M.8. for his ap- proval, Lieuts. A. R. Whittier, Geo. A. Tobias, N. J. Goebel, Henry R. Welch, Gordon S. Wrong, Isaac F. Kinnard, Arthur J, Legault, E, D. Quantz and Gorie Lynch, have been attached to the Engineers Training Depot, St. John's, Que. : . Major James Hamilton, Camp commandant, Sussex, N.B., is in the city to-day. Lieut.-Col. R.'D. Street, Ottawa, is in the city, t L. J. Burpee has been appointed lieutenant in the 2nd Depdt Battal- ion, E.O.R, Lieut, K. H. 'Chamberlain, late 32nd Battalion, has been struck off the strength of the C.E.F. Capt. William E. P. Schuster, C, F.C., is permitted to resign. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS | To ithe Red Triangle Fund in Kings. ton Announced. A number of subscriptions to the Red Triangle Fund are still being | received. It was impossible for the canvassers fo reach everyone and many have been waiting for someone to call have sent in their donations, and the total is being slowly brought up nearer the objective of $15,000. Those who are in charge of the cam- paign are hoping that the desired total will be reached before the end of the drive to-night. | $63---NIC.O. and men of A Com- pany, 1st Depot Battery. | $14--No. 3 District Battery. | $55.50--73ra Battery. $41.50--72nd Battery. §53---T75th Battery. i 36---No. 3 Battery. i $50--Cataraqui Chapter, LO.D. | E.; Frontenac Chapter, 1L.O.D.E.; I. Celven, Robertson Grocery Co. $25--J. Redden, Ladies' Aid, Bethel [(Chureh, T. R. (Carnovsky, Unity Club. $115--H. Felger. : $10--C. C. Folger, Rev. B. Pierce, Prof. and Mrs. 1. E. Martin, Mrs. and Lieut. 'W, F. Smith, R. D. Suther- "land, H./Reid, G. A. Payne, C. Car- novsky, the Misses Lyman, Mr. yng Mrs. Gummer, 'F. McBroom, G.P.T, $6--E. IM. Powells $5---A. B. Laird, J. B. Brebner,.D. Couper, 8. L. Corbett, Mrs. N. New- lands, Rev. J. Roadhouse, R. J. Bushell, Major IC, H. Gray, W. G. Gardiner, F. Mallen, D. Cunning- ham, 'W. J. Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wright, R. F. Genge, S. Suther- land, U. 8. Abernethy, Treadgold's, A Friend, T.H. Stewart, Alta Petens | Club, H. Anglin, Miss H. W. Law- rence. : = tit { Late Miss Vera Harkness, . Ou¢Phursddy last the funeral of late Miss Vera Harkness took place ! to Cataraqui cemetery and the fun- eral was attended by a large umber ! of the friends of the deceased, wh» paid their last tribute of respect to the departed. Rev. J. W. Stephen | and Rev, John Fairlie officiated at the | service, held at her late home, 237 Alfred street. The late Miss Harkness was be- loved by a large circle of friends and her death caused sincere regret, De- ceased possessed marked musical ability, and was a. member of St. An- drew's church choir and was also identified with the Sunday school. She was twenty-one years of age, and was born in this city. She Is sure vived by her mother, and four sisters, Mrs. Harry Coyle and Mrs, George ! Druce, of this city, and the Misses j Anna and Mabel at home. « Popular Music. Al the latest popular summer hits at the Coltege Book Store, 2 for 25¢c. Tag Day. In aid of Kingston General Hos- pital, Wednesday, September. 25th, New Methodist Hymn Books, in fin cloth and leather bindings, at Uglow's. DAILY MEMORANDUM "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Grand, S16. page 3, right hand corner, See top of for probabili BORN. SPENCER---On May 11th, 1918, to Mr | and Mrs. William Spencer, King street, a daughter. J DIED, CUFF---In jingaton, on May 11th, 1918, Miss Mary Cu funeral (private) from the re ce her niece, M a an NN a 7 Save the Food; prevent the least waste, -- Issued + by Canada Food Board. b ~ AnUnderwear Bargain ~ For Tonight's ~ Selling ¥ Sale Begins Sharp at 7.30 Men's Balbriggan Combination Suits Worth Regularly $1.50 a Suit Extra Special Bargain ~ Tonight 75c a Suit - | This is a most unusual offering at this price today -- in an extra fine quality Balbriggan underwear, which just came to us from one of Canada's best mills. And we offer them at a mere fraction of their regular price. The styles are: Long and short sleeves and ankle length. Ina complete range of sizes--36 to 42. A TREMENDOUS BARGAIN Tonight at 75¢ a Suit John Laidlaw & Son N lL. dE AHN Sh Ss do 0 2

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