TT *_PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, APRIL 10,1919. © - OO | Hg 3 2 E E == : E £ E E = £ EE = E E Es E Es 8 E EB £ © - = ss E E TEN PER CENT. OFF TO SOLDIERS Easter Things Are In Full Bloom Here Now Spring Freshness Everywhere You'll certainly want to look your best on Easter Sunday. Everybody will be out you know, and everybody will at once *'sizé up" your outfitting. How about one of our handsome new suits at $25.00, $27.50, $30.00, $32.50 and $35.00. Handsome spring overcoats, $20, $22.50, $25 up to $40.00. Easter outfitting you'll be proud to wear. Correct spring hats and toggery. te Livingstons If Off Your Route, It Pays to Walk. 3 Women's and Misses" Suis aa ~ | . Expressing the New Spring Styles v So many different models are shown in our assortment and so individual are the styles that each woman may feel she has an individual spit. Every garment expert- ly tailored and in fabrics of exceptionally fine quality, gabardines, men's wear serge, poplins and other new materials, and the prices are exceedingly moderate from ETAT OO AR i LL EER LL . an------ -- At the Grand. € » famous | rovides u in h ner ed BDOLDEr portrayal of i a.nly against a fine example of i This film is one | <s Young's best, so don't: miss| \ the Grand to-night or to-morrow | matinee and night only along other features on the bill] Charlie Caaplin| edy that is a regular scream, an pews weekly and other ine reels that} will round out a Him programme of merit; + Three acs of the new vaude- vile will also be presented consist- ing of Gably Bros, and Clark, those taikative chaps in an original novelty, Marle and Duffy, eccentric gymnasts, and Carr in a comedy this entertaining | Lhe will be a and Archer skit to tnish out bill Advt ""The Bride Shop." If there is any theatregoer of the fair sex in this city who does not to see the latest creations of Redfern, Gordon, Mmes Francis, Dugan, the Omange Costume Co., and Wannamaker, she had bet- attend ¢ periormance of the famous musical comedy si "I'he Bride Shop," which will be attyaction at the Grand Opera House return engagement on gatur- both matinee and night for most dazzling and ter not for a day next vhere will be the bewildering array of silks, satins and singerie displayed during the even ing ever wjtnessed in any theatrical performance in this or any other city Twenty theusand would be a small estimate of the amount of money expended in cestuming the show, the book of which is by Fred 3 who wrote the well "Thé Purple Road, "ilo-Flo," and known musical dollars DeGressac, known success, "The Enchantress' veral other well successes Advts ------ At Griflin's. will be the last op- afforded the public of Kingston to witness the superb photoplay, "Don't Ch: > Your Hus- band," which has broken box office records wherever shown and has proved such a drawing card during the last two days when shown at this theatre, The picture is one of ex- ceptional charm and introduces many notable players. Elliot Dexter is the leading man and he portrays the role of James Porter, whose love for onions and ®eneral apathy in con- sidering the feelings of his wife tpor- trayed by Gloia®Swanson, provoked her to the point of obtaining a di- vorce and wedding another man. How this marriage resulted and how the divorced couple ultimately are re- united make a fascinating story of signal attractive power. ¥ This is one of the best psychological photoplays which Mr. DeMille has ever produced, and should be seen by everybody. Bryant Washburn in "Venus In the East," will also be shown for the last time to-night, and no admirer of this gifted star should overlook see- ing his latest photoplay which un- deniably is one of his best.--Advt, This portunity evening in the field of silent drama, the name of D. W. Griffith, produe- er of "The Birth of a Nation," *In- tolerance" and "Hearts of the World ©' and other nétable photo- plays which have achieved enor- mous success the world -over, is a power second to none The un- rivalled productions ; bearing his name are household words the world over, hence we take _gieatl pleasure in announcing that Mr. Griffith's second Arteraft photo- play, "A Romance of Happy Val- ley," will be shown at Griffin's to- day, Friday and Saturday Lillian Gish, 'the dainty actress who geor- ed so pronounced success in pre- vious Griffith photoplays, plays the léading feminine role in this pic- ture, and an all star cast interpret the remaining characters. There are many smiles and many laughs in "A Romance of Happy Valley," a few tears and much good whole-9 gome sentiment material for a re- gular Griffith picture. Every inei- dent is such as has occurred in Happy Valleys all over the coantry, jie is about their worries and great- er troubles, their frank, goodness, dhelr ideals and strivings and their love. "A Romance of Happy Valley" promises to be a picture that will ihe loved as one does a beautiful story about [Iriends. Jane and Katherine Lee, the noted originat- Hors of ""T'wo Little Imps," will also Hi be shown at this theatre for the last Hlihalt of the week in "Swat the iSpy," the merriest and most mis- ll chievous vehicle in which America's lll best known juvenile stars have ev- jer appeared. Don't miss this pro- ll gramme. --Advt. Cooke's Church Special Services. Next week is to be a week of speefal services at Cooke's church, Hl Brock street. The programme is as followa: Monday, Kenneth Keil and Y.P.8.; Tuesday, Prof, Mathe- jl son, of Queen's: Wednesday, Rev lJ. 'A. Waddell; Thursday, Rev. tH ange Fitzgerald; Friday, Rev. Dr. | Friend leon. All are cordially in- vited fo these scrvices. { connection | DOys, »|shou!d be coming back *lin a few weeks. homely : their The court mantial pro with the Kinmel Camp will be presided over by Gen. Burstall. { eedings in riots Sir. Henry Lieut. Hendry Connell, arrived at Vancouver, on Wednesday, from Vladivostok, Siberia, & party of eighty invalid soldiers He expected to leave for Kingston on | Thursday evening, distributing the} men on the way east The SS. Megantic docked at Hali- far on Wednesday. The party should arrive in Kingston on Friday about five o'clock. There are nine Kingston Sergt. Thomas Harris, 44 Frontenac street, Sergt. A. Pender- son, Sgt. M. O'Neill, Corp. S. Harris, Sapper A. Hurst, Pte. W. A. John- ston, Sapper W. J. Johnston, Pte. J. B. Simons, and Sapper C. Thomp-| son, conducting i | Permission has been granted to| discontinue wearing winter dress | train left Vancouver | containing members | of the Siberian Expeditionary | Force One officer and six men| are for Kington, and upon arrival] will be taken to Queen's Military | Hospital { A hospital on Wednesday | recently received indi-| R.CH.A brigade | to Kingston | brigade was| stationed in Belgium, but moved to St. Quentin, and is now near 'Ire port The brigade has lost its har ness and horses, these having been | sold or otherwise disposed of. An-| other order recently isswed is that the married men will be sent home | on the same boat as their depend-| ents A great reception will pro-| bably be given thi§ famous brigade when it reaches Kingston. | Letters cate that the The - | ! { DRIVING CLUE MEET. | Considéred Proposal to Put King- | ston In Ball League. | A well-attended meeting of the] Gentlemen's Driving and Matinee] Club was held on Wednesday even-| ing and arrangements made for the! holding of races on June 3rd. The! $1,000, to bp awarded as prize-money | will be divided among the wihners in tour classes. There will be the 2.50 pace; 2.20 trot or pace, each for $300, and a named race for $100. The club will co-gperate with the Retail Merchants' Association, G.W. V.A. and N. V., and the civie com- mittee for the proposed home-coming celebration of three days, to be held in June. The question of having games run in connection with the matinees was d.scussed. Two pro- posals were considered. One of these is to support a loeal' team which will be startéd this year and the other is to support a semi-pro- fessional team in lehgue' with Brock- ville, Belleville, Port Hope and Tren- ton. Action was defgrred. baseball HORSE RAN INTO TAXL Smashed the Radiator, Fromt Lights and Windshield. On Wednesday about 8 o'clock, near the Hotel Dieu a runaway horse, the property of George Watson, Hickson avenue, ran into a tax owned and driven by William Galla- ghe.r. The horse was being harnessed by its owner 10 a buggy when an en- gine frightened the animal and made it run away. The horse ran down Hickson avenue and turned south on Mpatreal street went the full length of- this street to Brock street and then turned up towards the Hotel Dieu. The lights of the automobile driven by Mr. Gallagher, evidently dazzled the horse as it ran into the car, breaking the radiator, lights and windshield. The three lady passengers of the car were not seriously injured but the horse was badly cut. It had to be taken to Dr. Nicholls for treat- ment. Now Within Your Reach. { Strawberries, 30ec a box, Friday and Saturday, at Carnovsky's. PRINTING Hanson, Crozier & Edgar Aarket Square 1" Kingston ~~ Y MEMORANDUM. See top of page three, right hand corner, for probabilities, The Charity Cirele of the King's Deugliters rumnrage sale. 10 o'clock, Market Building, Friday, April 11th. Tea, sale and concert ar 1rst Baptist manse, 179 Johnson street, Friday af- Easter Fashions In Wonderful Completeness touches. _ At These Prices Every Woman Will Wish a New $25.00, $30.00, $32.00, $35.00, $40.00 and on up Truly, there are no limitations to fashion's fancies where spring suits are concerned, and you will find to your delight that our worthy collection of misses and women's shits possesses Spring Suit the latest and smartest N They are the apex of better qualities, charming in their diversity, and priced to suit every purse. See these to-morrow wheth- er prepared to buy or not. Special Reductions mn Faster Underwear and Hosiery / price 49c¢ pair. Bargain, 32¢ pair. Special, 32¢ each. During fare refund week at prices which should be of special interest to all women. Fine black lisle hose, Heavy black cotton hose sold regularly 50c pair. Spring weight vests, long sleeves. Ladies' nice summer vests, Regular 45¢ quality. Sale price 35¢c each. SPECIAL regular 75¢ quality. Sale SPECIAL J SPECIAL Regular 50c. SPECIAL short and no sleeves. - John dlaw & Son Limited ternoon and evening. A ioe. BORN, CAMPSALL--On April Sth, 1919, at ngston General hospital, to Mr. Mrs. G. Earl Oa (nee B. Orr), a son, Barl Wiison DIED. DEE---On Wolfe Island, on April Sth, 19818, Margaret Kelly, beloved wife of Thomas Dee, aged 53 y pose of her soul s and acquaintances are Kindly invited to attend. i 2 N--ln motith, on April 10th, 1919, Jean, infant daughter of Mr, An Mrs. J. Newman, aged four le te If you have been a soldier you'll like this shoe. It gives you the comfort and service of an army shoe. ' economy an! satisfaction of "Army Footwear." When they'll want shoes that will give them the same Lockett 's