Have Your New Suit Just Right Just as easy and costs no more to have it right than to have it the other way. JA selection from our new models will insure rightness in every way: Rightness in style; rightness in fabric; rightness in price. We've many uncommon styles that will dress a man rather than just clothe him. High price? Not a bit of it. This store knows nothing about lofty prices. Suits at $18, $20, $22 up to $30. Livingston's Brock Street. If off your route, it pays to walk. -- | Spcialfor o-Night : poe Men's Balbriggan Underwear -- - shirts and drawers, in sizes from 34 to 44. Tonight for 49¢c a garment, - Women's Fine Elastic Ribbed Vest Lisle Finish, kumfy kut, short and no sleeves. Tonight for 25¢ : black and white, ile thread garter | Fadden who will __THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1918. 1 -- Capt. E. P. Christmas, of Mont- real, who went overseas with the 9th Battalion of Kingston, and who js now with the 21st Battalion, is among those mentioned in Gen. Haig's recent despatches. He has been in France two years. Mrs. Christmas is staying in Kingston with her mother, Mrs. Wilkinson, Bagot street. Sergt. Whir, W. J. L. Smith, of the R/C.H.A., left last Tuesaday for France to join his battery after spending three months' furlough at bhis home. He was in France over three years. ' Hon. Lieut. J. W. Clark has been detailed for duty with the AD.MS., M.D. No. 6. iC. PF. L. Bradburn has been struck off the strength of the C.E.F. as be- ing permanently unfit for general service. Capt. E. J. Hanley, RAMXC., re- ported Saturday at headquarters, having returned from Mesopotamia on leave. Capt. Hanley, whose home is in Kingston, has been serving dur- ing the past three years, first in France with a Welch regiment and later in Italy, Egypt and Mesopo- tamia. He returns to his unit in July. There is an urgent need for W.0's. and N.C.O's. as instructors for the depot training units, and 'all who return from overseas will be em- ployed 4f fit. Capts. A. P. Davis and M. E. Hall have been taken on the strength of the A.M.C. New orders respecting discharges from the C.E.F. have been issued. Hereafter application for discharge must be made through the 0.C. and correspondence dirgct with. militia headquarters or district headquart- ers will be regarded as an offence and punishable. Application for discharge must in future show whe- ther the soldier has been overseas or comes under the M.S.A. Grant- ing of leave pending discharge is to be discontinued. 'In every case dis- charge must be carried out within three days of the date of discharge authority and the first payment on post discharge pay will be made on the day of discharge. " THOMAS ANDRE INJURED. Crushed Between a Hopper and Waggon at Swift's Wharf. Thomas Andrew, a carpenter re- siding at 238 Earl street, was se- verely injured at tem o'clock on Saturday morning when he was crushed between a hopper at Swift's wharf and a waggon which he was driving. He was taken to his home, where he is suffering greatly from internal injuries. Presentation at Pittsferry. On Thursday evening, June 20th, the many friends:and relatives sur- prised Pte. Gordon MeFadden by presenting th Ives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Joseph Lane about eight o'clock, The gathering took the form of a farewell for Pte. Me- shortly leave for the evening a Rev. W, overseas. During programme was rendered. mm! BE. Long acted at chairman. After the programme the friends presented Pie. McFadden with an address and | military wrist watch and safety razor. ji Lane and Miss Edna Spence made the| The address was read by Miss Bessie presentation. Pte. McFadden made a suitable reply, expressing his re- gret at leaving so kind people, but he hoped to be with them again some time in the future after he had done his bit. Leonard Foundation Annual. The annual meeting of the Leon- ard Foundation wag held on Friday Bin the office of the Toronto General Bl | scholarships Corporation, when the for the year 1918-19 were awarded. The representatives of the four colleges interested were presnt: «Col. Prreau, of the Royal Military College, Kingston; Com- mandant Nixon, of the Royal Naval College, Halifax; Dr. Miller, of Rid- ley College, St. Catharines; and Rev. Mr. O'Meara, of Wycliffe College, Toronto. Registration Card Cases. . After you register it is very im- portant to always carry your registra- tion card with you. We have had made a special leather case. Just the corréct size to hold your card, and also pockets for stamps, tickets, etc. 40c to $3.00 each. R. Uglow & Co. Ancil Burke Improving. Ancil Burke, a young farmer whe was injured on Friday In a runaway accident at Wolfe Island, is pre- gressing nicely in the General Hos- . X-ray photographs taken en Friday afternoon showed that three ribs had been broken and his kidyey was injured. Sale ut Prevost's, Brock Trusts In five styles of leather, from | : Al ! rr A -- : Ab the Grand. 'The war's most thrilling story, that of Cardinal Mercier ,of Belgium, and his ward, Liane de Merode, 1s superb- ly told in the new World Picture, "The Cross Bearer," in which Mon- tagu Love is seen in the powerful role of the world famous Cardinal, who has so staunchly set himself against the aggressions and oppressions of the German invaders. "The Cross Bearer" is unqualifiedly recommend- ed as a perfect photoplay to all who are looking for the utmost in screen entertainment . See 'this picture at the Grand, to-night, and you will be as delighted with it as was the large audience of last evening. Other reels that complete this bill were : the Pathe News, an O, Henry story, and a Lonesome Luke comedy, along with a feature act of polite vaudeville, For the first three days of next week Harry Morey will be seen in his latest five-reel Vitagraph triumph, "The De- sired Woman," and supporting him will be Florence Deshon and a host of other favorites. There will also be the Pathe News, a Judge Brown story, and comedy reels. The vau- deville will consist of Gaston and Babel in a singing and dancing act that is sure to go a little better than the best of them, At the Strand. May Allison appears at the Strand for the first three days of the coming week in the strongest social film yet made, "Social Hypocrites," in which the evil influence of a lie is traced to its final conclusion by a master hand. The plot deals with "society and so cial ways, and tells a thrilling story of social intrigue and the workings of jealous minds, = The plot shows a baccarat game in full progress in an exclusive Paris gambling saloon. where the innocent victim is accused of cheating, and is finally banished from the home of her patron. Later her friend is able to pro¥® her inno- cence, and the tale ends in the usual way, but with a filmization which is different. The film is said by experts to be the strongest yet sent out by the Metro people, and will be a big drawing feature at this popular thea- tre for the first of the week . In ad- dition the usual careful selection of | comedy and topical reels will be shown, At Griffin's. i Another highly delighted audience attended this theatre last night and witnessed an exceptionally enter- taining programme headlined by the famous portrayer of western types, William 8. Hart, in one of the most verile and heart appealing roles of his entire career, "The Tiger Man." Another feature is Janus Morrison {in "Pwo Men and a Woman," a | eharming picture unfolded in a most | whimsical manner, and which won {the praise of all present. These i two features and the seventh epis- { ode of ""The Bagle's Eye' makes up { a programme for this evening which should be seen by everyone seeking a genuine evening's entertainment. : Eminent Coiffure Specialist Coming. | Dorenwend's of Toronto, the emin- |} ent hair-specialists, will be at the Hotel Randolph, on Tuesday, July 2nd, 1918, with a grand display of the latest creations in hair-goods, in- cluding ladies' transformations, switches, pompadours, waves, etc, and toupees and wigs for men who are bald. All those afflicted with loss of hair are invited to this dispiay when a free demonstration will" te 'given. At (Washington Congress unani- ! mously passed the alien anarchist de- portation bill, BORN. HALLETT--At 208 Rideau street, on Friday, June 21st, 1818, to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hallett, a son, Fred- erick George. RBITZEL--At Waterloo, Ontario, June 1 1918, to Mr. and Mrs F. H. {nee May Green- wood) a daughter. MARRIED. CLARK-CARLTON--In Vancouver, BC, on June Ist, 1918, at Kitsilano Pres byterian church, by Rev. A. D. Mc~ Kinnon, Edith M, Carlton, younger daughter of W. J, Carlton, Vancou. ver, to Matthew 8. Clark, n of ar, and Mrs. H. C. Clark, Kingston, nt, ie DIED BOULTON--In Kingston General Hos. pital, on June 20th, 1918, Bertha Stover, beloved wife of Alva Boul. ton, aged 46 years, 11 months. Funeral from her late residence, Wil- ton, on Sunday morming, at 10.30 0 COCK. Friends and acquaiptances are re. spectfully invited to attend. STONE--Entéred Into rest - on June 22nd, 1918, Alvinia A. V Luven, beloved wife of Charles W. Stone] aged 65 years, dence, . 194 Ordnance St, Monday afternoon, i ' DAILY MEMORANDUM 20220, 330 of page 3, right hand sormar, Funeral (private) from her late resi- [HH Tonight At ~ Laidlaw's 'Twill be a long time before.you will again see such unusual bargains offered 425 Dainty and Attractive "' Summer Dresses Charming examples of the latest summer fashions, in beautiful voiles, quaint ginghams, smart linens, practical chambrays and dainty mus- lins. Attractively priced $3.00 to $25.00. You'll enjoy choosing from this splendid col- lection tonight, 600 CHARMING NEW CREATIONS In summer neckwear. Many \ modish designs in collar and cuff | setts and separate collars, in or- gandies and satins. Your choice : tonight, 50c and up. 350 PAIR KAYSER'S GUAR- : ANTEED SILK GLOVES Is white' and black and col £3 ors. Special tonight 75¢. = hy Come Early for These Specials--Hosiery and Underwear Bargains Tonight Boys' and Girls' Heavy Leatherknit and Rock Ribb Stockings, in black, 35¢ and 49¢ a pair Ladies' Fine Quality Lisle Finished Cotton Hosein black and white .. .. .. .. 25¢ a pair Ladies' High Grade Colored Lisle Hose, in black, white and colors . . 40s and 50c a pair Ladies' Fine Lisle and Cotton Vests, in lace + trim, short or sleeveless, V or square necks, venir eas is 20¢, 25¢, 35¢, and 50c each. John Laidlaw & Son : s, pat. tips, turn sole, med. low heel, med ae eso We