_ THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, "Pays To Walk" oy --Silk Hose--Silk Neckwear--Silk Shirts. Bat Ties--wear a Bow Tie . 756, and $1.00 C. L. & B. NEW SUITS Kien all the dash and distinction that can be put into Men's Clothes. Exclusive models in every known weave. $25.00 to $45.00 Li stons 75-77-79 BROCK STREET. TAL The "Grand. A highly entertaining programme of feature photoplays and superior vaudeville was enjoyed hy a large crowd at ¢F- Graz d Opora House last evening. Clara Kimbil! Youug, the talented young select eiir. appeared in a five reel feature ihn, "The Claw." This picture was adapted from a novel of the san. name by Cynthia Stoekley, and fs 1 'ine stery of Jove and adventure, amid . ile beautiful «African vallt, Bryant Washburn, the popula: film-play star wag seen in a five reel play, "The Breaker," a love tale, and shows how fate moulds the life of the unsuceesa®ul young salesman, who becomes entangled - in the ac- tivities of a clever gang Of crooks ster reels shown wera a two reel Fatty Arbuckle comedy, a senic reel "Building Aarplancs in The vaudeville concisted of Bartolo and Ceylia, two accord- ianists, who drew much loud ap- plause for their splendid playing. This excellent bill will be repeated to-night and to-morrow afternoon and evening.--Adwt. At Griffin' Ss. Wonderful work is being done by Miss Jean Dawn at the Griffin Thea- tre this week. She is helping peo- ple. locate persons and lost. articles; in fact, each day people are phoning the management and telling them how Miss Jean Dawn has helped them. She can Help you. Come and ask a question. Miss Dawn closes her engagement Saturday night. Another attractive feature of this bill was Miss Enid Bennett, the dainty Paramount-Ince star, in her latest success, ""The Haunted Bedroom,' 'a very attractive and startling mystery story that held the audience's close attention from open to close last evening. The above features, together with our two up- roariously jolly comedies, complete an unusually attractive programme. {adv GYPSIES TRAVEL | IN AUTOMOBILES {Day of Picturesque Caravan and Covered Waggon Is Over. That the day of the picturesque gypsy caravan, with its covered wag- ons and numerous horses, is past, is evinced by reports!from various parts of eastern Ontario this week, which state that a troupe of the dark-skin- ned wanderers are moving about the country in three large Cadillac cars. They are covering several towns each day, and the usual fortune-tellers navl doubled their business several times over as a consequence. The rear of the cars are packéd to the top with tents, cooking utensils and children. The use of motor cars has excluded the usual horse-trading business which was at one time the chief stock-in-trade of the gypsy. , BTOCR MARKETS. Quotations Furnished by Bongard, \ Ryerson & Co., 287 Bagot | Street. - New York Stocks. Opening. Close. == Atchison ... ... .. 97% B. EO... 0... +. 45 45% CPR: wan don acs 159% 160 Bie. ....... ... 18 «a Marine ... ... ... 60 61 Marine, pfd. ... ... 117 117% NYO oon voi 8% 8% Reading ... ... .:. 871% ve Southern Pac. ,.. . 103% 104% Union Pacific ... .. 131 132 Am. Loel.... ... .. 88 5 Anaconda ve T3% 4% Bethlehem, Steel ie 94% 94% Int. Nickel . wr wa 30 29% Rep. Steel ,.. .... 93 94% ua. Steel ... ..... 109 . 110% Canadian Stocks. Brazilian ... .... B57 Can, Steamship re 34%B: Can. te wav SSB Cons, ' Smelters .... n i Dom. Steel ... .... : Maple Leaf ... ... age Steel of Canada .. 700. 1922 {the names of the players are their WITH THE GOLFERS. Matches Have Been Arranged in the 's Handicap. The following are the matches as drawn for the President's handicap |} in the Cataraqui Golf and Country Chib matches. The figures after respective handicaps: First Flight. Winnett 14, vs. Swift 18. Jol. Ellis 8, v8. Malcolm 14. oss 8, vs. Shannon 8. « Ellis 16, vs Ryan 16. , €. Bermingham 16, vs. Rigney 14. Cunningham 8, vs. Harty 12. McKee 8, vs. Hague 14. Hicks 18, vs. Farrell 14, Second Flight. Smythe 24, vs Moxley 24. Black 24, vs. Graham. Givens 20, vs Brown 24, IW.ker 24, vs. McKay 20. McGinnis 24, vs. Panet 22. O'Connor 30, vs, W. Bermingham 0 80. Tofield 24, vs. Robertson 24. H. Davis 24, vs. Kent 20. Each player is expected to arrange with his opponent as to the day and hour of their match, but all these matches must be played or defaulted by Saturday, August 9th. ANOTHER TRIP COMING. Steamer America's Popular Trip of Thousand Islands. The steamer America's weekly river trip to Thousand Islands is very popular. A good number took in this delightful excursion on Thurs- day afternoon. The islands were seen to the best advantage. The steamer also went through the nar-|j row channels, stopping one hour at Alexandria Bay, getting home about 10 p.m. Thig' makes one of the very best afternoon and evening outings. The America will make a similar trip Wednesday, August 6th, leaving at one p.m., calling at Gananoque and allowing passengers to stop over there to take advantage of the civic holiday in that town if they so de- sire, Local Golfers to Go to Brockville, The Brockville Golf Club has in- vited the local golfers to visit Brock- ville and play a return match on Saturday, Aug. 2nd., The invita- tion has been accepted, and the team to represent the Cataraqui CIN will likely be selected from: the follow- ing gentlemen: Dr. McKee, A. B. Cunningham, C. Gay Sh#nnon, Dr. Ross, Col. Ellis, Col, Winnett, T. J. Rigney, Major Harty .F. H. Ryan, George E. Hague, W. R. Givens, P. C. Stevenson, C. Bermingham. Merchant Was Fined, A Princess street merchant was fined $10 an® costs in. police court Friday, for violating the<early clos ing by-law. He was caught selling goods after the hour for closing. The 3 police are putting forth every effort possible to make every merchant toe the mark, Best Blue Serge Suits. Prevost, Brock street, has received a case of the above suits made by the best manufacturer's guarantee. Just as well made as order work. Anyone in need of a blue serge suit would: do Mii well to see them, We will tee bath golor and workmanship. 1. B. Walkem grown p | his garden that look lke marbles. The 'Telephone varfety---they can be heard gdowing. 'Ten to a pod is the average. 4 DAILY, MESO 2 ha, three, 4 ain: Pro Sitter : BORN. JOHNSTON pat the General Hospital, y nd Mra, M. a. Jopnaton, Al fgton "Avenue, a daughter. MARRIED. SARGENT--KIRKWOOD-iAt Kin i on Thursday, July Fis Jol Rev. W, Taylor Dale, Keres Vo Kirkwood, to Harold B. Ton both of Kingston. = * ston, iota ABBOTT-_On July joth, 1 9, at Moun-| HI Ton 4 1y ly sown, iets. eo SR re PE in her oleh aed 'year: AN oh 17 1919, SE Sal u v 'v Formerly of hl this of Interment at Rooh a Islan PRIDAY, AUGUST 1, Very Special Silk Sale 275 yards extra heavy Habutai Silk full 38 inches wide in the following shades: Copen,' Brown, . Taupe and Navy--worth in the regular way $1.75 per yard-- Yours To-morrow 98c Yard -In order to be fair to all our chistomers; every yard of this Sale Silk goes on the counters at 10 o'¢lock sharp, therefore we cannot accept any telephone or- ee