PAGE TWELVE Clothes Satisfaction Depends mostly on what you get--not what you pay Quality has been the main idea in the manufacture of these Suits. Style, materials and workmanship have all to measure up to the most exacting specifications. Here are models for men and young men and boys, mate from the newest and most desirable weaves. Every garment will prove its superiority in actual wear---$30.00 up to $50.00. Boys' Suits Your satisfaction is our chief aim. We offer you good Clothes for that reason you'll judge us by the clothes you buy here and we don't take any chances to have you disap- pointed in the Clothes. ivingstons Bhi ee AOR i oe ; S HIT Pure Linen Tablecloths and Napkins L S Beautiful Satin Damask Cloths, in hand: E some patterns; 2, 24, 24, 3,3} and 4 yards = long, from the best makers in Ireland. Prie- } - ed at less than present manufacturers' cost. From oe 8500p 4 7 RE 3 hd i ! | i | {much envied reputation has | 1 'wheel, tango swings, and aerial maze. is a new three-abreast jumping horse At the Grand. : An excellent performance of high class pictures and vaudeville has been engaged for the last half of the week at the Grand. Clara Kimball Young, the beautiful Select artiste, will appear with her own company a five-redl . feature film, "The Claw." ~~ This picture was adapted for the screen from Cynthia Stock- ley"s story of the same name, and is an absorbingly dramatic and vivid portrayal of life in the African veldt. "The Claw" has many beautiful scenes of the great African jungle, and forms a fitting background for the splendid acting of Miss Young and her co-stars. 'Another five-reel film, "The Breaker," a story of city life and love, will also be shown, along with the Universal screen magazine and a good two-reel com- edy. An act of the better class of vaudeville, combining the latest songs, dances and piano playing, will be presented and completes a highly entertaining programme. for the three days---Advt. At the Strand To-day. Emmy Wehlen, known throughout the country as the best dressed wo- man on the screen, has added a score of new dresses to the ward- robe which she wears in "Fools and Their Money," her latest Metro com- edy-drama to he shown at the Strand theatre to-day. Miss Wehlen's been built up by the fact that not only does she buy her frocks from the most original and exclusive modistes, but that she is a connoisseur in col- ors and fabrics and always chooses her own materials and colors. The actual styles she leaves to the clever- 1y trained hands of the tailors and modistes whom she patronizes. Mon- tagu Love and June Elyidge are star- red in "The Quickening Flame" in the best roles they have portrayed in a long time. In addition a splendid company of film favorites are seen in the cast . From start to finish "The Quickening Flame" is a very superior picture. It will be shown on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Strand Theatre. Be sure to see it.--Advt. | At Griffin's. If you are a follower of the mys- tic and an investigator of psychic phenomena. go to the Griffin Theatre the last half of this week and enjoy Jean Dawn's act. Jean will mys- tity you, and your investigating will go for nought, for she Will mystify you from start to finish. She does not only answer your questions, but in most cases tells what you look like. Miss Dawn is the extra added attraction, and she will remain here until Saturday night, appearing at each performance; Tn addition to the above, a splendid line of photo- play 'attractions will also be shown for the last half of the week, includ+ ing Enid Beunet's new picture, "The Haunted Bedroom." The story grips and holds the mind; you for- get you are looking at a picture and live 'the Interesting experiences of the girl reporter who unravels a situ- ation that baffles the metropolitan detective. An exceptionally good Mack Sennet and Sunshine tomedy complete the hill, which would be hard to surpass anywhere. Don't miss this programme.---Advt. SPECIAL FEATURES FOR KINGSTON FAIR R. J. Bushell Has Arranged For a Big bat 4 of Attrac= { Se R. J. Bushell has completed ar- rangements for a big list of attrac tions for the Kingston Industrial Fair. Riding devices will be a fea- ture of the big show this year, while the special attractions will offer something real good. . The riding devices include a mers ry-go-round, whip, frolic, ferris The aerial maze is a new device, carrying sixteen people, dnd gives a sensational ride. The merry-go-round mangel machine, with an organ cost- ing $4,500, with a total outlay of $17,500 for the merry-go-round. The frolic is Coney Island device. Thes special attractions will in- clude Capt. Sorcho's deep sea won-|™ ? dream ders; a wild animal ple, all colored, Jazz band, palace of sions, Eden Musee, society circus, t horse, two bands, crystal maze, caberett, follies and over the THE DAILY BRITISH W | Miitary News _| The Adriatic and Grampian are re- ported as having sailed for Halifax with soldiers and dependents. They are likely to dock some time next Sunday, but as the passengers are travelling independently of the mili tary authorities, no official notifica- tion is likely to be given respecting the departure of trains from Halifax. | Brig.-Gen, Williams made an in- spection of the Barriefield hutments and hospital. The military spolice have vacated the Hub building and moved. to the building formerly used as a hospital on Queen street. It fs probable that the foree which has done splendid work both during mobilization and demobilization, will be disbanded, now that there are so few soldiers in the city outside of convalescents, A ROADWAY IN ~ VERY BAD CONDITION "Be Prepared to Meet Your God," Reads Sign on Big Stone. A Kingstonian, who came over the road between Belleville and Napanee, in his automobile, on 'Wednesday, stated that without doubt it is the worst plece of roadway in Ontario. He said there were more holes in this stretch of roadway than all the way from Toronto to Kingston. The Kingstonian stated that at one place along the road his attention was drawn to a sign which reads as Joliaws: "Be Prepared to Meet Your od." The sign had been placed there by some person who considered the road very dangerous for traffic. IN MARINE CIRCLES. Movements of Vessels In and About Ki lon Harbor. Down--Fairfax, Ashtabula to Mont- real; Ionic, Port Colborne to Mont- real, Up--<City of Hamilton, Montreal to Toronto and Hamilton; Toiler, Ment- real to Port Colborne. Arrived--Jeska, coal from Oswego for R. Crawford. Cleared--8t, Louis, Oswego; Ray Stanton and scows, Cape Vincent. The George Hall Coal Company, Ogdensburg, N.Y., has changed the name of the steamer Hecla, one of the oldest of the fleet, to the "Capt. Dan," in honor of Capt. Daniel Hou- rigan, of Oswego, who sailed the vessel many years and is now on the retired list. The Hecla was the nucleus around which the present large fleet of the Hall Company was built. NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS DE So far No Trace Has Been Secured of Mr. Sills. Nothing new has singed in : Son nection with the di; ce . E. Bills, undertaker and uphoisterer, mploy of: 'Reid. - When in the 5 3 4 the boat conta the hat and coat were: found, every circumstance con- nected therewith was investigated by members of the family, and the only conclusion to be drawn is that he wi drowned while rowing in the rough sea prevailing that day. There absolutely no clue that would" to any other explanation of sence after telling Mr. Birds he would be back at five o'clock. ) Soda ---- Niagara Basket Fruit, Peaches, pears, plums, melons, tos matoes, apples, blackberries, black currants, ete., now arriving at Car novsky's. 1 4 If you have car which would be worth more tp somebody else than to you, offer rough the classified. | | TEE Ee Sweaters 'By § The Hundred Are Here For Your Choosing Every Sweater fash- - ion of the season las been included in this complete showing. Just a fluffy, light-weight Pullover, for a bright color effect, you will find it in the smart sleeveless slip- ons and in the Shetland Wool Pullovers. Priced-- $2.50 to $3.50 pL - A Sweater of the dressy sort--there' are countless J : stunning models in fancy Shetland Wool Stitch-- in all the favorite shades, Priced . . . $7.50 to $12.50 Practical indeed is every model in this col- lection--they are fash- ioned in smartest ma- terials, the majority have full - gathered backs and wide belts, individual nishing touches are cleverly ef- fected with novelty pockets and pearl but- tons. Regular and ex- tra sizes. _ Sitch, in a host of pretty A WARM VACATION SWEATER +" We recommend the Jumbo Stitch, and .Rope es Priced $8.50 to $10.00. John Laidlaw & Son i ---------------- aL EEA