Ten Per Cent. Discount to Soldiers CW Livingston & Bro. 75-79 Brock St. Men's Clothes With Spring Flavor in Un- Ln usually Broad Variety Suits: $20, $22.50, $25, $27.50, $30, $32.50 up to $45. Top Coats: $18, $20, $22.50, $25 up to $40 Raincoats: $13.50, $15, $16.50, $18, $20 Broad varieties of materials, broad var- iety of shades and colorings, broad variety of styles, sizes, ideas. In other words Liv- ingston's clothes are intended to please everybody if such a thing is possible. . LIVINGSTON'S MEN'S CLOTHING STORE EA HE A THE DAILY B OE Ready - to-Wear | Department Beautiful new blouses in muslin, voile, | silk and crepe; the very latest New York models. o ' New dresses in serge, silk and crepes; _ all the popular colors in the most attractive Le styles. is > Eaten fia } New coats for spring and simmer wear, ionable models in the new shades and Bo sh suits from the leading American ~manufacturers, beautifully tailored and finished in all the wanted colors and all the 1 Ml arduous. years of study in one of the i} best equipped and recognized as one {| Yontage of much labratory work und If will be happy to hear i pleted her successful course and is Hl} now to be graduated as h jj from the officers of that institution, ij} loma entitling her to follow that high sodes packed lif er's son, by catching him in the act ji of poaching a rabit on the Gray es- prompted him to do what otherwise A --__. w | Tomar | To-night, "The Better 'Ole." One of the most difficult tasks that confrotits the artist of the stage is tq reproduce truthfully in appearance the actuality of the cteation of an author or a painter so that the visu-| ality of the author may not be of-| fendéd by a distinct departure from | that author's mental : impressions. Through the agency of grease patos and the artistic ability of the actor Or. actress, this is often possible so far as the eye is concerned, but/it is another thing entirely to bring the soul of the persondge to life. The suc- tess made by Edmund Gurney of "The Better 'Ole;" the comedy with music based upon the drawings and writings of Captain Bairnsfather's War experiences, which will be at the Grand Opera House to-night and also to-morrow night, has occasioned the wildest comment and praise.--Advt: (Continued on Page, 3.) STOOK MARKETS, Quotations Furnished by Bongard, Ryerson & Co., 28: Street. New York Stocks. Opening. Close 94% 94% 50% 167% 7% 873% 108% 30% 39% Atchison . .. 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She attains her dip- three and noble profession after of tHe leading hospitals of New York state. Miss Amey also bas the ad- clinic instruction, which is also pro- vided at the training school of 'the Deaconess hospital, Miss ey and her parents are to be congratulated on her success and all hér friends le has com- trained nurse. ------------ Boy Scouts to the Rescue.' , Five big 2 reel high pressure epi- full of clean, but dangerous adventure and enormously educative Boy Scout information. Beginning to-night we start the drama with Buster Gray, son of a wealthy land-owner making the ac- quaintance of Skinnay Blake, a min- tate. Skinnay's frank explamation that his mother's illness and his de- §ire to provide a special meal for her would not have occured, starts a friendship between the boys that ear- ries them ShEoUR) a constant sue- cession of excitihg adventures. At the King Edward theatre to-night and ; last episode of Usual ad- v RITISH WHIG, MONDAY, MAY 5, 1919, | Military News | Captain John Ernest Genet M.C., his been appointed accounting officer M.D. No. 3. Members of the Canadian Ord- nance Corps, engaged in storing mili- tary equipment in the Brockville ar- mouries during the winter months, have returned to Kingston. "Two teams' of horses and wagons were bought up by the departing sol: diers. . Brig.-Gen. V. A. 8. Williams, G.0.C. M.D, No. 3, has been appoint- ed president of a general court mar- tial which is to sit at Sf John, N.B., on Thursday. Six officers are to be tried. They are Lt. Col. J, L. Mc- Avity, N.B.R., officer commanding the 1st depot battalion; Major F. H. Rowe, R.O. C.EF, 74th Reg't.; Captains G. E. Logan N.B.R. A.J.A.G. No. 7, and R, Ingleton, R.O., C.E.F,, 62nd Reg't.; Lieut. John H. Belyea, N.B.R., 1st depot battalion; Lieut. Stockwell Simms, C.A.P.C. No. 7 de- tachment; No. 69819 C.S8:M. John W. Rawlings No. 7 district depot, Lieut.- Col. F. D. Boggs, A.J.A.G., M.D. No. 3, has been appointed judge advocate and Lieut. Col. N. M. Young, 2nd detachment C.G.R., pro- secutor, Advice was received Monday after- noon that the S.8. Mauretania would arrive at Halifax on May Sth with 4 officers and 156 men of other ranks for Kingston. The men be- long to the heavy battdries. \ TTY The Late Alexander Bearance, The death of Alexander Bearance occurred at his residence, 493 Prin- cess street, on Sunday, after an illness extending over three weeks. He was in his sixty-fifth year and had retired. Deceased was born in Loughboro township.. His wife predeceased him, but he 'is survived by one son, Wil- liam, accountant at the Locomotive Works, of this city, and one daugh-| ter, Edith, at home. : i Late Eva E. Sutton. - The death of Eva E. Sutton, aged fourteen years and three months, oc- curred at the Hotel Dieu on Sunday evening. . She was the daughter of William Sutton, local agent of the London Life Insurance Company. The funeral is to take place on Wednes- day morning to St. Mary's cathedral. The Late Mathew Flynn. Mathew Flynn, one of the oldest and most highly respected residents of Wolfe Island, passed away on Sat- urday. He was eighty-nine years of age and was born in Ireland and came to Canada when a young man and was a resident of the island fifty- five years, and carried on farming. His wife predeceased him, 'but he is survived by one son, Thomas, who lives on the island, and a step-daugh- ter, Mrs. James McKenna. pm. In "painting the town red" watch out lest you make a botoch job of it. A certain kind of piety might be properly styled religious indolence. None of us are inclined to pay too much attention to danger signais. Please remember that kind words and deeds are always seasonable, Loose Leaf Supplies Hanson, Crozier & Edg PRINTERS, 20 Market St, Kingston. IOBANDUM. Division Court. Tuesday, 9. "The Better 'Ole." Grand, 8.15. Ses top of page three, right hand corner, for probabilities. ; ~ MARRIED, DENYES-ASHLEY-On May 5th, 1919, by Rev. J. K. Shortt, at the resi- dence of the bride's father, Las vina Ashley, B.A, to Walter B, Denyes, B.A, BSe¢, of Napanee, er DIED. 1 BEARANCE--At bis late residence, 493 Princess street, Kingston, May 4un,! 1919, Alexander Bearance. 1 Funeral (private), Tuesday, 10 a.m. GALLIVAN--4n Kingston 'on May 4th, 1919, David Gallivan, aged 46 . years. 2 . Funeral from his brother's residence, | 565 Princess street, on Tuesday; morning at 8.43 o'clock, to St Mary's Ceme! tery. Buneral with full military honors. MMAHON=On | Cologne, Germany, illness,' Capt. R..PA ritish Force, eldest som of Mr. J.T »McMah Kin SUTTON--In Dieu, Kingston, on May Au, 1819, Eva Eleanor Sutbom, a "to St. invited to -- ' possible value, guarant A Plain Simple Policy Governs This Store Quality merchandise only, priced to give Son best eed to satisfy you, or money cheerfully refunded. nr ™ Good You at $38.50. Splendid suits for wonien $35, $38.50, $40 and up, e Have + Suit News for { & and misses are here at $30, with special mention of values many ways. wool tricotines, IT IS with a great deal of pleasure that we offer them to you, too, for besides their unus are rather out-of-the-ordinary garme THEIR LINES are smart and individual, the ma- terials are fine wool serges, fine wool gabardines, fine fine wool poplins, are of unquestion- able quality and suggest their serviceability. ual price, they nts in a great tng Buying Dress Goods Here 'Means choosing from the premier dress goods stock of Kingston, and sharing in unexcelled values as well. All wool gabardines, all wool serges, all wool velours, all wool broadcloths, for capes, coats, suits and dresses,in all the prevailing shades. 14 years, § months and 5| 40 0 Mary's || "Oathedral, where a adlem requiem Tepone of Tap soul for the, happy Prion and ntances respecifully | Miller] Mrs. Waiter who di ted Boni | . andolid, yet oni appearing boot. hows, St BO OTS SF 5..83.75 % gf wind ORIN A tit I