. PAGE SIXTEEN + WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1919. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG i ~ } ORGANIZATION IS COMPLETE =: pieive acne DON'T-WAIT UNME~THE COLD FOR VICTORY LOAN TN KING- 4 Reiter i ten winds blow to buy your Overcoat. STON AND FRONTENAC erring th > shel : The Leaders Had a Dinner on Tues. | of on y fr day--The Objective For City and £ H Country Is $2,650,000, rey Be Ready |: SS A \ An Irresistible Appeal To J Women DELIGHTFULLY SMART New Autumn Dresses $25.00 to $50.00. on Tu he greate ¢ tt qual- als t ARID prev J ) 1 ¥ of the a oz -- - i n for the ntenda i " ur pro- wo by three , e YauReTI ji B. gramme is well represe }ivery good acts, who won ch ap- i- Plause last evening. and were thor- i »d by all present. Other joe Phot oplays, and a special out- and Dr : sands, se ¥: {door Picture, which is : qe i also spoke. 2 d Dr. Bruce T upon gramme and put pep the workers Dr Taylor made a very witty speech and was greatly cott, warden of THE FRENCH FARMERS K ip also spoke. There vere 45 pres sent, the rain preventing many workers in 'the rural districts getting ir showing ARE BECOMING ACTIVE = Powerful Agricultural Feder=- ation Adopts Strong Election Piatform. Oct. 22 Indications are the farmers of France will take a more active pért than heretofore in Ih e fort how ing elections. ) 'he agricultural federa- onal und ons of peasants a_i the form of «¢ e¢ to begin an e ign 'on a platform, of which embrace t} At $25.00 to $50.00 you can buy Braided Serge Frocks. Conditions point to a shortage of Overcoats. «ns id 2 a A growing scarcity of materials have caus- OR ow" 1vitrtvreas 0 ve ee, 1 ed many makers to cancel Overcoat orders. Barri 2,000 | the mot Here you will find plenty of medium and Palmerston 2.000] heavy-weight Overcoats in a great variety Howe Island: . £27: 35.000 tien adel of patterns and models, but this supply will not last long. paredness, don't delay. Come in to-morrow and get yours. $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, $42.50, $50.00 agricutural im- ) Fri and o during p, energe Bolshevism ; to state ynopolies; At $25.00 to $50.00 draped Afternoon Frocks of Crepe de Chene. of the currency; the developmen - . $2,650,000 | mutual societies; guarantees 1 i o- 'ach district that reaches its ob-| freedom of labor and strict applica- If you are a believer In pre jective be awarded the Prince of tion of the laws against political d each that increases it | strikes. e per cent. will receive] The platform also calls for better f Wales plume. The drive | organization of agricultural educa- ted on Oct. 27th | tion in the prim¢ i set 1001s, with post- gr aduate and winter schools, 'which have been CE orc since the beginning of At $33.00 to $50.00 Blouse- Tunic Dresses of lustrous the war, and an extension of experi mental agricultural stations and re- pair shops for agricultural 'imple- Theatrical | : / | EH Satins. BE 0 tt et oS Men's and Young Men's Fall Suits -- the best the market affords. » agricultural federation is a organization, with local es in all the departments @ ® i At the Grand. and nearly all the cantons of France, nlike any musical comedy Pro~} and is able to appeal to a great num- C n years, with all its mirth- ber of the voters of the country in a provoking humor, tuneful melodies, scenic splendor and elegant costum- ing comes "The Kiss Burglar," dir- ect from a six month's enga agement at | peat ata the George M. Cohan Theatre, New York City, and is scheduled to appear { LETTERS 10 10 [HE EDITOR | at the Grand Opera House to-night.| i Aside from the magnificent stage pictures, resplendent' raiment and a wide variety of ensembles, there are; more than a dozen song hits anyone 2 i= i= which would stand oe si hy as a Kingston, Oct. 2 te Satchword. | classic. Dreamy waltzes, lively one-| 197}: AS tg and every steps, whirling, synocopated modern of the Britis ar the world over, tunes. blend in a melange of melody, other BOF en man itizens of this city the memory of which will Hnger for why is it tiat Se n to foot the bills | many a day. The book and lyries| are being ca ye the" Prince of | are from the pen of Glen MacDon- for the banquet od heads of de- | ough, While the music was written] Vales? Ouiside of & Tow citizens who | by Raymond Hubbell. The cémpany partments an d guests, every per- EE is an enormous one, including the should be invited & == son who is honored with an invita- eS famous Peacock Alley chorus, and h Er the original Cohan Theatre produc-| on should be slad to Bay bis Slate At $34.00 to $75.00 Georg- ette Crepe and Afternoon Frocks, Beads. | prac tical way. 75-77-79 BROCK STREET. 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Their very name seems mirth, "Mutt and Jeff's Dream," is| the title of their latest hit said to be the best and funniest of all their] 'cut ups" being one big laugh from! start to finish. They will be seen at} the Grand Opera House on Saturday,| Oct. 25th, matinee and night. The| cast includes a chorus of stunningly gowned pretty girls who can both| sing and dance, which helps to make] this attraction the best popular pric-© ed offering of the season.--Advt. | At the Strand. "The Way of a Woman," Norma] Talmadge's latest screen success, | which opens a three day engagement | at the Strand Theatre commencing Thursday, is already familiar to many of our readers in its stage | form, when it was called "Nancy| Lee"; the play was by the well} [now Eugene Walter, and the| ~~ iphotoplay version retains all the! {elements of dramatic suspense which | | made the play so popular. Miss Tal-| i madge's performances adds another] ito the long list of superlative screen | |characterizations which have endear- | ied this sterling actress to countless. {film fans throughout the country and! wn ---- ------5"; {to none among the leading lights of | {the silver sheet, The story of "The Way of a Wom- an" deals with the trials of a young {southern girl of an aristocratic but [poor Virginian family, who marries 'a dessolute New Yorker for the fin. iancial advantages she hoped he will | bring to her family. On the same programme we offer those two big favorites Bushman and {Bayne in "The Outlaw." The play 'tells the story of a young man who i believes he hand of God is against (him. All his desires meet with dis- {appointment --naot only does he lose 'the girl he loves but hiz mother, to | whom he is devoted, succumbs to an {illness and passes away. He renounces his religion and pro- {ceeds to live his lite far from the scenes of his misfortunes. Here he | meets a young girl whe, by her beau- to be the signal for uncontrollable | and A. Hillyer, U.F.O, contending | {have raised her to a position second | } Two Islanders Charged. Two young men from Wolfe Island charged with a serious offence | against a young girl, may be tried by | Justice of the Peace George Hunter. There is a chance that the case may | be settled out of court. East Wellington In Doubt. (Canadian Press Despatea.) Toronto, Oct. 21.--A constituency | in doubt is East Wellington, with' Lieut.-Col. Pritchard, Conservative, for the seat. HANSON, CROZIER & EDGAR PRINTING tines 20 Market Strect 3: . Kingston DAILY MEMOPANDUM. "The Kiss Burglar' Grand, 8.15 See top of Page 'Threg, right hand gorner for probabilities > MARRIED. DEPREW-8SPROULE-~At White 'River, | Ont, Aug. 24th, 1919, by the Rev.| Ohristopher C. Simpson, | Minnle Brittanna Sproule, youngest daugh- | ter of Mrs. Wi J, Sproule, formerly | of Kingston, to Frank D. Depew, second son of Magistrate J. 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