Daily British Whig (1850), 22 May 1918, p. 8

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--. PAGE EIGHT Clothing the Bo ---- Our Reefer Suits meet the requirements of 'boys DL years. They are stylish, natty and dressy. The fabrics are all wool and they ave good value at $0.00 to $12.00. PRICE TO CLEAR, $7.00. - Special slowing Boys® pleated and pinch back suits; fit boys 12 to 16 years. PRICED ONLY $7.00, We have the suits for the little fellows from 4 up to 7 years. These suits are made to look well, keep their shape, and do their duty whether the little fellow stands on his head or his feet. PRICE. $6.50 AND $7.00. The above are special sale prices. our children's department, . Livingstons . BROCK STREET. If off your route it pays to walk. We invite mothers to THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1918. 1 | The Theatres To-night, "Bohemian Girl." Speaking of "The Bohemian Girl," swhich the Boston English Opera Company will present at the Grand to-night, the San Francisco Bulletin | says it 'has a bit of the stuff that i makes for immortality woven into {her skirts as was clearly shown. The audience was not disappointed; the old friends, "Heart Bowed: Down," | "I Dreamt I Pweit in Marble Halls." "When the Fair Land of Poland" and "Then You'll Remember Me," were presented most tenderly. Miss St. Clair puts much charm as well as melody in her singing of Arline, making her a real heroine. She con- jured old dreams in her singing of | has long nestled close to the hearts of so many. Tyler's "Devilshoof" is a rip-roar- ing chap, with unbpunded humor. i Tyler plays the part with the use of sublimated slapsticks that no one can find fault with. Paul Edwards extracted everything possible from the role of Florénstein, and Miss Hall and Curtis Johns took good jeare of the small parts. Esther | Clark, possibly five years old, dis- played as much poise and feminine charm as an "old time' ii the child Arline of the first act. At The Strand, Two large audiences yesterday | were delighted with the splendid bill | which was presented at the Strand, when Alice Brady, in "Bought and Paid For," a strong drama, was shown, and Emily Whelen appeared' to good advantage in a five-screen | Metro romance, "The Shell Game." | Both these strong features will be seen to-night for the last time, and are well worth attending. For the last three days of this week the! management has secured a double; bill of exceptional merit. Mrs. Ver- non Castle, always a favorite with | yesterday . afternoon. It MR. FIELDING'S VIEW OF YUKON AFFAIR Refusal to Give Seat to Thomp= son Would Mean Premier's Disfranchisement. ---- i Ottawa, May. 22.-- That the Yukon soldiers would not be disfranchised by refusing to give Dr. Thompson his seal but that it would mean the dis- franchisement of the Prime Minister, was the basis of an aggressive speecu by Hon. Mr. Fielding in the House ) was Mr. Fielding's first real effort of the ses- sion, and the Opposition cheered him to the echo. He paused 0 Bisubicu. on the fact that both Mr. and Dr. Thompson stood for con- scription, and that the Premier threw the votes to, what Mr, Fielding called the Conservative conscriptionist as the 'Marble Halls," that song that! opposed to the Liberal conseription= This meant, he said, that the | soldiers voted for conscription and not or either candigates, so that ir the votes were lost it was the Pre- mier's loss and not the soldiers. "There are men in the House and out of it who, when they have no case lo present, must fall back on the glorious story of Vimy Ridge anu Ypres," declared Mr. Fielding with withering scorn. "There are those in this House who have veneration for the War Times Elections Act--i am not one of them." : The House divided on the Devlin amendment, which s defeated by 103 ito 68. Mr. Devhn moved that the report of the general returning officer be referred to the Supreme Court for adjudication and decision, and that decision of the Supreme Court be referred to the House for such action as it might deem proper. GERMAN AIRMEN FAIL TO REACH PARIS The British Brought Down Fifteen German Planes in - local theatregoers, will be shown in "Vengeance Is Mine," and Taylor] Holmes, another strong figure on the | screen, will appear in "Efficiancy Ed-| gar's Courtship." .In addition there! i episodes of "Vengeance and the Wo- Special Prices Silk stockings that were contracted for some time ago are now being sold at less than manufacturers are asking for the same : qualities, : Black and white silk hose, at LU 50c, 60e, 75¢ and $1.00 a pair Black and white silk hose, at in $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 ir 5 Coloreg Sn" ap y at "a 75c, 89¢, $1.00 and $1.19 a pair. will be some good comedy shown. I At Griffin's. | Don't fall to see the Theda Bara superfeature, "The Rose of Blood," | at this theatre this evening, when a | iast opportunity will be afforded. { Miss Bara's many admirers of wit- | nessing this big spectacle, which | combines the name of the noted star | with a story distinetly worth seeing. | Wallace Reid and Kathleen Wil- | liams in "The Thing We Love" is| est which has proved immensely in- teresting during the last two days. | The appearance of two such fore-| most stars is alone noteworthy, and | the excellency of the picture is as-! sured. See this bill, which also in- cludes one of the most harrowing man," yet shown. INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Local Notes and [teres OF Geners' Interest, Asparagus week at Carnovsky's, There was no se fon of the Po eral cases are scheduled for Thurs- day. . A large consignment of beds and bedding for the new hostel at the British-American hotel arrived from Toronto on Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Stewart, Syd- enham street, left to-day for New York, where they will be the guests of Mrs. Albert Gilbert. Wednesday morning, there arrived in Kingston from Ohio, via the parcel post, thirty little chickens for a lo- cal party. The chickens were quite J. H. Dawson, London, in the city on Wednesday, has been appointed supervisory Of the Military Y.M.C.A. work for the provinces of Saskatche- wan and Manitoba, W. J. Johnston, Carthage, N.Y., has enlisted in the Canadian Artillery. He is now spending a fow days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John John- son, Elginburg, before leaving for Toronto. } The firemen were called at 1.30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon to. ex- tinguished a fire in the roof of dwel- ling No. 120 Earl street. Someone threw a cigarette on the roof and the shingles caught fire. The damage Was very small. > Vincent Braceland, provincial registrar, Toronto, Is in the city, and he will address the members of the local branch of the Council of Women this afternoon re- garding the work of registration. KE. Logue, late of the 156th Battalion, has been appointed to - assist the local registrar. BASEBALL RECORD, TUESDAY. International Syracuse, 2; Jersey City, 1. Rochester, 2; Newark, 0. mton, 5; Buffalo, 1. _ Toronto, 10; Baltimore, 4. C 3. sum of $7,169 w id to famlses n Kien ts, ba : National | Monday's Fighting. ---- (Canadian Press Despatch) Paris, May 22.--German aviators made an ineffectual attempt last night to raid Paris. Three persons were killed and several wounded in the outskirts of the city, but none of the rajders reached Paris itself, A German areplane was hit by an anti- aircraft gun and fell in thames no th of the city, Fifteen German Planes Downed, (Canadian Press Despatch) London, May 22.-- Twelve German airplanes were brought down during Monday's air fighting by Britisn avi- ators, while gun fire accounted for driven down out of control. Four British airplanes are missing. War [Midings. Ninety per cent. of the combats in which British aifplanes are now en- gaged take place entirely over the German line, Among the @erman casualties twenty-two German regimental com- manders, corresponding in rank to the British = brigadier-general, have been killed in action. Since the beginning of the German offensive, two months ago; 1,000 air- Bea: laa bh Congdon i ~disabilities. | Miltary Ne | News Officors of the permanent who have been on duty in Caghada, are to be permitied io accompany | drafts overseas, in order that they | may be given an opportunity to | serve at the front. The position of | the permanent officers has not been | a pleasant one. They have been held | in Canada, and in spite of the good | work they have been able to accom-| plish in preparing Canada's army for | its mission across the Atlantic, have | been the subject of much criticism; none the less galling be- cause it was made in ignorance of the facts. . The barrier, however, has been removed by the mew order from Ottawa. 'The King's birthday is to be cele- 'brated on the actual date this year, namely, the 3rd June. His Majesty desires that in the matter of cere- monial observance the precedent of last year shall be strictly followed in all respects. No salutes, reviews, dinners or other celebration are to be take place. ' Lieut. Francis James Mooney, late 1st Battery, C/F.A., has been a pointed to command the 75th Ba tery, with the rank of captain. a] ay Gunner 'Rnstein, (C Battery, well known as a boxing promoter, is ar- ranging for several display bouts when the battery moves to Peta- wawa Camp. Several Montreal champions are fto jbe brought to the camp and some interesting: contests are anticipated. Patients sent home on hoard hos- pital ships are all routed to the A. D. 'M. 8. of the district to which they are sent and are taken charge of by the medical rvice in the district until fit for idcharge into the C. G. R. 'AN of these men brought home by hospital ship are beifig re- turned for further treatment. All have been lin action or have been ren ed unfit for further service by Mon who return by transport are sent home for «disposal by the adjutant-general, who may utilize their services in Canada or grant them discharge. J Capt. Wallace McKay, a recent graduate of Queen's University, has been appointed assistant sanitary of- ficer with quarters at Shorncliffe, He is in the C.A.M.C. head office. Capt. MéKay is a son of Dr. McKay, Pembroke. , Militia headquarters at Ottawa have ruled that a married son living apart from the parential roof with a another feature of exceptional ifiter-| another and an additional two were '2Wily, and who was married prior to August 4th, 1914 (the day the war was declared), shall not be con- sidered a member of a family whose only remaining son eligible for ~ser- vice, 'who has a brother in the trenches, is seeking exemption. These officers have arrived in Can- ada from overseas: Major 8. M. Pol- son, Lieut. W. Campion and Lieut. P. Maloney, Kingston; Major 8S. A. Me- Kenzie, Gananoque, iCapt: E. L. Pennock, A.M.C.. has been taken on the strength of No. 3 AM.C. Training Depot. unkind || Save the food; use savory stews and meat pies. Do you know how good they are?--Issued by Can- ada Food Board. . elightful, New Washable ~ Materials TO MAKE UP AND WEAR DUR- ING THE WARM SUMMER DAYS. FOR SUITS, DRESSES, SKIRTS and BLOUSES, ALL AT STRIKINGLY LOW FIGURES. Decidedly charming and fas- cinating in colors, being obtainable. in such beautiful and elegant wash- able weaves as, Charming Ging- ham Voiles, Very Effective Flow- ered Voiles and Organdies, Mod- ish Novelty Striped Voiles, Beau- tiful Summer Silks in Stripes and ids, Smart New Zephyr Ging- | hms, Many New Dress Cham- driven out of control. Rumors stil] continue on all fronts that Von Hindenberg is dead. Two thousand Turkish soldiers |E mutinied and deserted at Aden, Asia Minor, Italy refused a separate peace re- cently proposed by Austria. A German steel airplane, which brought down Major Fufbery, of the United States air foreés, has been downed by a Frenchman. Offensive operations against Ger- man submarines are producing good results. s Another great Austrian drive against Italy is impending. Austria 'had planed to suppress all military operations in the east on May 20th to concentrate forces for the Halian front. Paris military circles and experts think the new and gigantic German offensive, the last great effort of Ger- any, will start before another week 3 out, Mrs. Thomas J. husband was part he took in the Irish uprising of 1916, was arrested in Dublin Wed- nesday. ; ; "Toronto Council will send a re- solution to Ottawa asking that the price of gasoline be fixed. spi, DAILY MEMORANDUM Board of Works, 8. Cheese Board, 1.30 Thursday, Boston Opera Co., in "The Poneman Girl" Grand, 8.15. § See tap of page land corner, for probabilifies. TE : BORN, HIBBERT---In Kingston, on May 22nd, 1918, to Mr. and Mrs. S. Hibbert, 422 Division street, a daughter. DIED. : HUGHES --In Kingston, at 78 Division n Hg 8 Clarke, whose street, o hy go Morton Francis Hughes, 'aged 66 years 2 Funeral from his late residence, day afternoon, at 2.30 ©" Lieut. William G. Addison, late 1st Brigade, C.F.A., has been ap~ pointed to the 2nd Depot Battalion, LO.R. Lieut. Redmond Code, R.LC.E., has been attached to the Engineer Training Depot, St. John's, Que. Lieuts. J. P. Valiguet, J. R. Du- puis and A. E. Quilette have been attached to the 2nd Depot Battalion, O.R. Sergt.4Major John A. Durant, late 30th Battalion, is granted the honor- ary rank of lieutenant while employ- ed in the branch of the chief of the general staff. Instructions have been sent to the officer in command of each unit and hospital in M.D. No. 8 requiring the observance of measures for conser- vation. % : Major A. Ogilvie, district officer in the MS.A, is occupying the re- cords office at the armouries. put to death for the, So - It is false economy tc use cheap, inferior tea, for it yields so poorly in the teapot. Use only the genuine Salada to secure the maximum num- ber of cups to the pound and, in ad- dition, you will enjoy the unique flavor. Lieut. Jack Smythe, wounded and returned home, was happy to-day in having had an operation that removed a large plece of shrapnel from his right leg. This will enable the wound to heal and give Mr. Smythe much desired relief. Mayor Hughes returned on Tues- day from a business trip to Kansas. novsky's, | Nice strawberries, 25c a box, Car-} brays, Natural Palm Beach Suit- ings. : And a Wonderful Stock of Whit: Wash Fabrics for All Purposes and Occasions, as, Beautiful white sheer voiles and organdies in many novelty stripes and checks, and in plain, for blouses, dresses, and First Communion wear. : And a wide choice of batistes dem- ities and lawns, for little girls' dresses. Novelty gabardines, tricotines and palm beach's for sport skirts and suits. American suiting and piques for outing suits and skirts. ¢ and as Jusintances kindly a | vited to ati Brockville, Sarat: NY. es i Springs, N.Y .Y., papers iy ic yin in Ladi White Bots, with wht lc] th Neh spol hel; the other wich are Teel, "Bot layer of elk, making i , in both lines, at present. Price $5.00.

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