Daily British Whig (1850), 16 Jun 1919, p. 8

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We've a firm grasp on = the fine clothing business of this city. Men and young men of disterning taste realize that for downright, outright, up- right quality and style, Livingston's clothes lead all others. Discrimin- ating dressers, men who appreciate beauty of ma- terial combined with skilful tailoring, come to us regularly because they know the best and insist on having i it. Livingston's 65-71 Brock St. ET Kingston If Off Your Route, It Pays to Walk. Store Open at 8 a.m., Closes 5 p.m. Saturday 9 p.m. a ---- At the Grand. For tosnight Tuesday and Wed- nesday, an excellent programme of high-class vaudeville and feature photoplays has been arranged at the Grand Opera House. William Fox presents a five-reel feature, "Smil- er, a play ss popular as the son of the sanie name, With Jane and Kath- erine. Lee in 'the leading roles. "Smiles" is a play of a thousand laughs and a hundred thrills, in- cluding a flight by airpline of = the two children. A splendid. Awo-reel gomedy in which Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran will exploit. their laugh- producing anties will be shown, also an interesting collection of up-to- the-minute news items gathered from all parts of the world. Vaude- ville of the better class has been ge- == |cured; it consists of five charming and talented young ladies in a musi- --=1cal and singing act that is sure to | please all for the first three days of this 'week.~--Advt. At the Strand, It is only human to be delighted with the pretty face and dainty ways of the herofnie, or follow on the screen with admiring gaze the well-bred ease and manly bearing of the hangd- some suitor for her hand, But there is a fascination, too, in the cleverly wrought. out characterization which depends for its effect on experienced artistry and carries true to the ob server the sense of vitality, trueness to life, and, in a word, conviction. Such a characterization is that of Brown, the old ferryman in "A Man in the Open," as played by Joseph Dowling in support of Dustin Far- num. His stooping shoulders, wea- ther-seamed face, skinny hands clutching the ferry hawser, the swift- ly sweping eyes as a danger threat- ens on the receding bank, his fewer- fsh haste to oross the dream, and gloating satisfaction as he hitches his float safe on the farther side-- such and much more is depicted with convincing lifelike art by this master actor. "A Man in the Open," 'with Dustin Faroum; will be presented at the Strand Theatre day. ~Advt. THE TIGERS WERE ) MEEK. . Y. LC.B.A. Tamed Them on Saturday by 18 to 2. The junior game in the City = League at the cricket field on Sat- urday afternoon did not measure up to expectations.. The much vaunted 2 | Tigers failed to use their claws on the Y.I.C.B.A, team and the latter won bv 13 to 2. The teams: Y.IC.B.A. ~Pitzgerald, 8.8. and ; Claire, 1.L.; Connolly, ¢.; Gour- ly 1b.; Gauthier, 3b.: Arnel, efx Meredith, ni; eviin, 2b.; Goog- friend, p. Tigers--Compeau, ss..; Jurdy, p.; Bennett, 1.1.; Beets, c.f.; McQuaid, 1b.; Schultz. r.f; Bird, c¢.; Mat- thews, 2h.; Robinson, 3b, HORSE BURNED TO DEATH When a Bam Was Destroyed by "Fire on Monday. At 11.50 a.m: Monday fire was | discovered In a barn in rear of house No. 181 Montreal street. The Hi ire brigade responded, but the barn i was well ablaze when it arrived a{ the scene, and the structure was estroyed along witha horse, har- 'Ness, buggy and feed valued %t $360, and owned by H. Bowen. An ad- joining barn, owned by Capt. Sim- mons, was damaged. It is Suppos- d the fire was started by children playing with matches. a mi In Marine Circles. Up--~Omaha, Montreal to Erie; Belleville, Montreal to Torpnto; || Bickerdike, Montreal to Fort wil Iam; Toronto, Prescott to Toronto; | City of Ottawa, Montreal to Toron- the screen magazine which ccontains |" One of the Kingston men to re- turn with the 38th battalion on Sat- urday was Pte. Thomas Hughes, of 177 Alfred street. He is the last of six brothers who went to France im the C.E.F., and his father is still overseas, Lieunt.-Col, Charles a Low 'who recruited and commanded the 146th battalion from Kingston, is in Otta- wa. on his return Irom overseas. eH will visit for a day or two with his parents; Mr. aml Mgs. Edwurd Low, before proceeding to Aylmer, Ont. where his wife and family reside. Lieut,-Col. W. P Wilgar, D.S.O., Mrs. Wilgar and Master gillie wik gar, whe returned to Canada by th Olympic, are in Ottawa and will vie it Mrs. Wilgar's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Low. Col, Wilgar wilt remain' in Ottawa for only a few days, and will proceed to Victoria, B.C., to visit his otter, The troops from the §8. Olympie, consisting of three officers and sixty other ranks, arrived by G.T.R. at Tete de Pont barracks at 4 a.m. Monday. Mayor H, W. Newman and Lieut. with were on hand to welcome them. Capt, Foster and Ensign Harbour, of the Salvation Army, were also there. 'The men were conveyed by Lieut. Askwith to the Barrietield huts to receive their discharge. a A PORTSMOUTH LAD'S THRILLING DEED. As nice a bit of. Norseman ship as one Is likely ever top see anywhere was performed on Union street on Saturday when a horse driven by George Gra- ham, of Portsmouth, was run-. ning away. The bridle broke, and the lad seeing that a dan- gerous accident wag inevitable, sprang over the dash board of his 'wagon on 'to. the horse's back. and caught him with his 'hands around the throat and pressing on his wind pipe brought him to a halt, FEPOPPNRRP IPRS PEP ERP EIFS PEEP ESE Pee fh bh pba bt A EET EE TT RT 3 GEN. V. A. 8. WILLIAMS DEMOLISHED STATUE He Would Have Nothing at Fort Henry Made by a Qerman. The detachnmient at Fort Henry now consists of ablout thirty men, al- though 'the strength is supposed' to be 180 all ranks, It has been found impossible to get 'men to remain in uniform after thelr return from the campaign overseas. The men have very little to dé imcthe way of guard duties, and they have the place in fine shape. The life sized statifé of Atlas st was made by the German interned prisoners of war, has been demolish- ed. This was a nude figure in a kneeling posture on 'a stone pedes- sphere representing the World. It 4 reported that Brig.-Gen. Williams, quired where it came from. One of the men replied that Mt was made by a Gérman.. The gemaral thereupon dealt it a violent blow with a heavy rake saying, "I'll haye nothing Ger- man about here." . EERE Xk SR The bass fishing season opened Monday and a large number of eén- ~ New WASH DRESSES 14 For Women and Misses § AS enticing as June itself For Tuesday We. Emphasize these ¥ DRESSES at $7-10-11-15 \ Of VOILES Plain Colors and Loveliest Checks, Stripes, Floral Effects and Figures. Also of GINGHAMS + In good clear patterns and appealing color combinations. THE STYLES ~ Are, as a general rule, inclined to simplicity, as "befits wash dresses, a simplicity that only dress- making art, an eye for "line," could achieve, x ? 'tal, and the left hand supported the | G.0.C,, upon seeing the statue, in- I 'thustasts wito have been preparing id Special Sale of Slip-On Wool Sweaters A special purchase of, Slip-ons permits us to offer beautiful Sweaters For only $2.50. In six beautiful shades. 'See these on Tuesday. Telling of Some Fine New White Tub Skirts That are much in de- mand at from $1.00 to $4.50 "Good Values Indeed" in the morning for Dateien, © * Said one of our best customers the other day. | Se Ddwiie-Torato, Toronto to Pres- = Se 4 ' i s Montreal: Alaska: Wetiana: Gena to] DNS IN no "These Skirts" Coarei--ser for Oswego: Jeska( Are far and away ahead of some I've seen at ~-erencnnen ATTIvel-- Wattle from' Oswego." | Well, you don't use comparatives, 80 I can't tell you ex- actly how much more, The government steamer "Bayfield ! But They' re Wonderful. 'Company's drydock for repairs. P : Te Arba Toronto arrived er to Duke of Hi trom Toronto on Sunday en route to : ; . | Prescott on the first trip of the sea- (son © with good complement TF : » cotton, lisle: and silk at Bo Ri | 40¢ to $1.00, © ls In the Collingwood Shipbuilding

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