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A very B BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1919. | | | | { The wearing of masks as has been recommended by me« "TRUE IRISH HEARTS" PRESENTED AT THE GRAND ON ST. PATRICK'S EVENING. -- | A Very Large Audience 'Witnessed | the Production of This Irish Play | By Kingston Amateurs. | Salut Patrick's Day came to a fit ting close at the Grand Opera Hou the presentation of "True Irish) a pay by local artists, in Irish life with humor, touching music and emotionalism, was vividly portrayed before a large and highly appreciat audie Al of seats sold before four o'clock in the after noon. It was a real Irish night. The audience was for the most Irish descent and the performers, | wiro excelled in all their parts, gemerously applauded. I'he performance was opened by! the orchestra which played a number ol sweet melodies so characterigtic of Irish music. The play was given i five acts. It is a romance with its etting in rural Ireland, and the beautiful The villian is an Irishman named Georga Wolfe, Who attempts to obtain possession of an estate and marry the beautiful heiress, Rose O'Neil, who opposes his design, being betrothed to. Miles O'Connor, a young lawyer. He suc ceeds with the assistance of Batt Mooney in causing her disappear- | ance under circumstances that point to murder, and Miles O'Connor is | arrested convicted and sentenced to death, but Lanty Lanagan, the hero | of the piece, discovers the plot in| time to save his friends. Harold Barrett, as Lanty Lanagan, in his] which pathos, its heart lve nce he werd part of were cene 13 | alan and trace of it, no matter how courtship of Kitty Brady (Violet| Egan), made a hit with his love | song, which was sung in splendid | voice, and Kitty played the Irish| maiden's part to perfection. Miss | Dellerene Craig, whose volcd, js well | known to Kingston audiences™ took | the prominent part of Rose O'Neil and sang *ileen Alana," after the second agt, The scene in the Mis- | er's cave was very pathetic. Here | Rose O'Neil and her little brother | were held prisoners by George Wolfe, and their discovery by Lanty Lana- | gan was drimatic, Mrs. "Brady's PAA rt rt it sm, | Mother and Son Are Both Grateful For the Good Dood's Kidney Pills Did Them. ' | ---- | Cured Mrs. Larson's Sore Back, and | Put an End to Her Son's Sleepless Nights. | | | Bergland, (Special)---1 Ont., Mar. 17th.-- | am glad to have an opportunity to give fair credit to Dodd's Kidney Pills, for the good they did me, anc also my family." Says Mrs. John 8. Larson, a well- known and highly respected resident of this place. "We have been using them as a family remedy for sore back. "At the time I ordered Dodd's Kidney Pills I did it more for a fancy than from any belief in their curing value, "But I was all in from aching back. I caught a bad cold and that | settled on my kidneys so bad that I could not sleep, and 1 could not work. "When I stooped forward my back Was so sore that I had to brace up my body by putting my elbows on my knees and | could hardly rise up again. - : "After taking two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills the pain decreased some and my back is fairly good unless I overwork. "Also one of my young sons had diseased kidneys, so that he had to g6l up every half hour during the night. Dodd's Kidney Pils cured him and now he can sleep all night. "I am very grateful to Dodd's Kid- ney Pills." Dodd's Kidney Piljs have heen cur- ing kidney ills for over twenty-five years. Ask your neighbors about them. --~-- Combing Won't Rid Hair. of Dandruff The only sure way to get vid of dandruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when re- tirlug: use enough to moisten the Scalp and rob it in gently with the : this to-night, and by horn ing, moat it not all, of your dandruff will be gone. uw 3 mich dandrulf you may have. : a al Sind, toa, that ait Stening A LB! a e scalp , stop aT oar hate witl be Jutly, Tous, g . ¥ 22, hE Tee el look snd feel & hundred + 6u can get liquid = arvon at sny. store. ; I A "FLU" MASK FOR LONDONERS. Photo shows children wearing {Is used to bleach and er, smoothener and beautifier. | kitchen is the scene of { part were Anna Mahood, Vivian Mec- | A. Salisbury, medley of dances by | art Salisbury. | Helen Cook, | tin, \incent Mallen and - | carried out. tAphlone" was especially well a protection against influenza lical men in London, England. home-made masks. Juice of Lemons! How to Make Skin "White and Beautiful At the cost of a small jar of ordin- ary cold cream one can prepare a full juarter pint of the most wonderful lemon skin softener and complexion bealitifier, by squeezing the jufce of two fresh lemons into a bottle con- taining three ounces of orchard white. Care should be taken to strain the juice through a fine cloth 80 no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon juice remove such blemishes as sallowness, freckles and tan and is the ideal skin soften- ounces of or pharmacy and the grocer and Just try it! Get 3 chard white at any two lemons from make up a 'quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion and massage it daily into the face, neck, arms and hands. It naturally should help to soften, freshen, bleach and bring cut the roses and beauty of any skin. It is wonderful to smooth en rough, red hands. - A A a a birthday party which is full of humor The dance of the summery girls, led by Frances Murray and Howard Fair, was very pretty, the costumes being quaint and becoming. Those taking Cartney, Helen Steacy, Margaret Dav- is{ Catherine and Mary Keenan, Viv- ian White, Virginia Fair and Peter Fair, all pupils of Miss Florence Hudon. Other numbers after Act. Il. were a musical act by J. V. Mallen and S Henry Theriault and songs by Ar- thur E. Andrews and Master Stew- The other actors in the play were Gregory McGinnis, William Toye, Jimmie McFarland, Bdgar Cousins, James V. Mallen, A. Donaghy, Claire Ashley, Joseph Feaney, Bessie Kane, Frederick Clark, Marie McDonald, Helen Lovett, Anita Walsh, Florence McDonald, Earle Stewart, George Fleming, Fred Mar- Mp, Con stantine. Much credit for the success of the play is due to May A, Bell Marks of Perth, under whose direction it was AT THE STRAND. Unusually Fine Programme of pil- tures and Music. A crowded house -attended the Strand Theatre on Monday evening, and they were treated to an unusu- ally fine programme of pictures and music. The feature picture was "The Romance of Tarzan," an en- tirely new film depicting the clos- ing chapters of Edgar Rice Bur rofgh's story, "Tarian of the Apes." It is far in advance of the preceding film of that name, and last night it thrilled the large audi- ence who witnessed the production. The story Is a beautifully romantic one, and it is filled with thrilling adventures. Tarzan, the ape-man, is the centre of these episodes, and in them he is helped by his friends of the jungle. Never before in any picture has there been so marvellous an exhibition of trainefl animals. From the smallest ot the wild apes up to the mammoth elephant, Fan- tor, which rescues Tarzan from a party of cannibals, these animals show remarkable intelligence and training and add greatly to the in- terest and thrill of the screen pro- duction of a marvellous story. Tha play ends just as one would desire, and the onlookers on Monday even- ing watched breathlessly from start to finish. Besides the feature picture, there was a splendid war film, showing the last great victory. of the Canadian troops in the war, the taking of Mons. Im this film ara shown many actual scenes which took place on the memorable armis- tice day, and also many scenes tak- en while the Canadian troops were advancing to the capture of the city. ~The showing of the protpet- ing barrage which preceded the ad- vance is especially good. An futer- esting scene in this film is the in- spection of the Canadians by H. R. H. the Prince of Wales. In addi- tion to these pictures an instalment of the serial showing the wander- ful feats of Houdint, the handcuff a Probs: Wednesday, fair. <5 PAGE THREE ENN ANAE ERNE EE Suge Featuring Especially for Wednesday Shoppers "Three splendid bargains that are in every case less than actual wholesale cost--the quantities are limited so we would advise an early selection. NEW MODEL CORSETS 72 pair only of flesh colored French batiste corsets for slen- der figures--with elastic supports and ribbon trimmed --an exquisite model in sizes 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 only, Regularly priced at $3.00 a pair. Sale price . . Kindly make sure in choosing correct size as these goods are non-returnable. "MILL ENDS" OF PRINTS Sale Price . . a 600 yards of the best domestic light and dark colored prints --in a broad variety of choice colorings and patterns--full 30 in- ches wide and regularly sold at 35¢ a yard. ew Spring Suits in Navy Blue and Black $19.75 To-morrow we will have ready a numbex of _attractive navy blue and black men's w 'serge suits--the styleg are exceptional and may be had in chic, jaunty little suits for missess and the more staple models for matrons--worth in the regular way, $25.00 to $29.50. 1 SalePrice .. .. ..............51975 No charge for alterations. A deposit will hold any suit until required. Steacy's - Limited THIEVES THROW AWAY. Glass Case In Which Boxes of Foun- tain Pens Were Exhibited. Among the things taken by the thieves who entered Prouse's drug store during Sunday night was a glass show boxes of fountain pens. In order to get the pens, the thieyes.had to break the show case, and this was done aft er it was carrigd out of the After securing the booty, they dis- cage, containing several store. king; was also Shawn 3 . . A feature & programme was the si of Frank Bessenger, the brilliant tenor, who delighted the audience .with his Irish songs, "The Tumbléd-down Shack of re. ceived, and he also sang "Mother Machee" and "My Irish Song of Songs in splendid voice, To night he will sing a new programme, 'several of whichgwill be sung by re- quest, The same programmes of pictures will be shown to-night aud carded the remains of the show case. This was recovered by the police on Tuesday morning. From what could be learned om Tuesday morning, it appears that some people living in the vicinity of the store heard a ngise during the night as if some persons were mov- ing about the drug store, but they did not take the trouble to notify the police. Formerly of Cataraqui. A Lethbridge paper has a fine 'monton. t of & reception held there recently in the. Fleetwood school 'auditorium for Miss Bisningfon, on the occasion of her leaving for Bd- Miss Binnington was for- merly a teacher in the Cataraqui public school. She was presented with an fHuminated address and a Veiy pretty lavellere by her per- ponal friends among the teachers and ex-téachers. Miss Binnington has for the last six years, been a most capable and energetic teacher 'on the Lethbridge school staff, Give Generous)! ¥. "The Holy Land Relief Fund needs your support---give lo-morrow, "There is a possibility of Gen. Sir Arthur Currie being appointed next Heutenant-governor of British Co- lumbia, Light rails may be brought from France to open up Saskatchewan kinds to soldier setilement,