I i PAGE SIXTEEN DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE COLD winds blow to buy your Overcoat. Conditions point to a shortage of Overcoats. A growing scarcity of materials have caus- ed many makers to cancel Overcoat orders. Here you will find plenty of medium and heavy-weight Overcoats in a great variety of patterns and models, but this supply will not last long. If you are a believer in pre- paredness, don't delay. Come in to-morrow and get yours. $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, $42.50, $50.00 Men's and Young Men's Fall Suits -- the best the market affords. 4 > Livingstons 75-77-79 BROCK STREET. "If Off Your Route It Pays to Walk" | will comp | gramme CE ers; beautiful coverings; in a great variety $3.00 each. h= itn The Colder Weather Demands Heavier Bed Clothing We are prepared with a large stock of Blankets, Comforters, Sheets and Pillow Cases at very attractive prices. Union and all Wool White and Grey Blankets; unshrinkable: for single and double beds; from . . $5.50 to $25.00 a pair " Eiderdown and Cotton Filled Comfort- of colors; from ...... .. .$2.75 to $29.00 White Spreads in honeycomb Satin and Marsailles, for single, three quarter and double beds; extra values: from Re KA EEA Cotton Sheets ready to put on the bed 11, 2 and 2} yds. wide; fine heavy make: free from filling, at $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 an. EERE = } i 1 i 1 [HHA ' Pillow Gpaes, hemmed and hemstitched -- » Vay inc es--yvery 8) 2 1 t 40¢. 50c., 60c,, and 75c. each. | T Flannelette Blankets in white and grey at less than mill prices. -- i Flags and Bunting for decorations. T i ; WA ; DRON = dies and she finds Jevself § 2s . de re ---------------- ates == erty-stricken and makes them insist = that she Mo ease thelr financial burden, she i Yorker, THE ORTSMOUTH 1S INDIGNANT OVER LACK OF GOVERNMENT ATTENTION GIVEN IT The Justice Department to Be Polite. ly Requested to Build Walk Mowat Hospital and Keep Roads In Repair, municipality. penitentiary Guild a coucre street to the andoned the v finished, wi injured sold half a mil plank sidewal paratory to laying the This condiis than a year h » warden of ne penile at that time, prom the work car ised repeated!y to have ried out. The reeve and members of the vil- | * neil explain that b net veil v in road met quarry in ti IL { Theairical oe Poe es Bele ron, yrmand's 1€ mov leader of s known throu re world An of superior vaudeville| a well balanced pro- tonight and tomorrow --Advt. ture fo matinee only a im---- "Mutt and Jefi's Dream." The next attraction out of the or-| dinary is underliled to "hold the beards at the Grand Opera House on Saturday, October 25th, matinee and night. T is the latest ver-| sion of mous comics of "Bud" | Fisher and is entitled "Mutt and Jeff's Dream." It is in three acts a five scenes and includes twenty origi-| nal musical numbers contributed by! Harold Wright and Seymour Furth. | Manager Gus Hill has surrounded the! noted funmakers with an exceptional | cast composed of thirty clever people selected from the cream .of yaude- | ville, farce, musical comedy and the | legitimate stage. If you have enjoy- | ed Mutt and Jeff in the past you will | no doubt find infinite joy in this riot | of laughter, hilarity, melody and | screams. It is brand new every re- | spect and should more than perpetu- ate the popularity of the two cartoon] heroes whose names are synonymous | of mirth, entertainment and joy eter-| nal ---Advt. : At Griffin's, i Where will you find a greater screen hero than "Bill Hart," the famous motion picture star? Echo! answers where? In his newest Art-! craft picture "Wagon Tracks," which! will be shown at Griffin's to-day, Fri-| day and Saturday, he portrays al guide in the fifties, leading a wagon | 'train across the deserts and moun-| tains toward the golden west by way | of the historic old Santa Fe trail. } There are battles with Indians, a struggle with gamblers, a revenge; motive, and love and adventure gal- ore. The role selected for the star] is a great one--that of a typical] plainsman--of the Kit arson type of] frontiersman. He Is a man who! fears nothing, who: is quick to! champion a just cause and as quick to punish those he deems guilty of! wrong. No one who sees this ple-| ture will soon forget it. It will be a vivid memory for months after-| wards. Our usual line of added photoplay attractions will also be| shown, as well as a splendid pro! gramme of vaudeville, which cannot; fail to please even the most fastidi-| ous.--Advt. i i At The Strand. Nosma Talmadge's test Select | Picture, "The Way of a Woman 'which opens the Strand Theatre to- | night, was adapted from the well | known stage play, "Nancy Lee thy | Eugene Walter. It is a fast moving | story of American life to-day. : Nancy Lee, a young southern girl, | stifled by the hereditary family | pride which keeps her parents pov- | refuse to merry Anthony Weir, whom she really loves, because his social standing does not come fp to the Lee In an attempt Lecomes the wife of a dissolite New George Trevor, and comes north to live with him, In the spoedy set in' which her! husband travels, Nancy soon finds | hersel! enmeshed in many difficult sitpations from which she makes every effort io free herself, only to into greater trouble. Finally, widow, penniless. friendless and in How she manages to set herself on her fed again-----and even wins back the Jove of the man she has' always DAIL | settled the case out of court. { and succeeds ) PRINTING wanted, makes a grippingly dramatic tale i w DRAPER-BYRON WEDDING At the Home of the Bride's Parents, Johnson Street. To at } leaves, w 1érs decora 1d antumn le andelier 4 re of the } y wes performd by *. W. T. G. Brown, of Sydenham Street Methodist church. The bride, unatiended, was given away As Miss Alice O'Brien wedding march, the bride 1 the parlor, leaning on the of her father, under, the arch raves to greet the waiting groom. > looked charming in her bridal gown of white silk with an over- skirt of beaded met, and trimmings of: beaded- She wore a long ibroidery 'edge falling from the side and caught at the back, over h pretty dark brown hair, in the shape of a fan, and fastened with a band of beads. She wore a corsage t of pink roses and maiden- also a string of pearls. he signing of the register red sweetly "1 Love le the many guests e close of the ceremony s dinner was the bride » of wedding cz the evening being spent singing until the hen the happy orated the ck, shower of confett hes, for Muskoko and ot! Upon their return they will t the bride's home e's travelling suit was of adeloth, trimmed with but- The ift 'to the groom was a beau- 't ring. The presents were numerous and beautiful, being most- ly of silver and t glass showing the great esteem in which the young couple were held among their many" at the groom's they were On their arrival home at Gravenhurst greeted with a reception. Frontenac Uheese Board, There were 'only 120 boxes of che i boarded on®the Frontenac Cheese Board Thursday The bids were opened by J. R. Forster at 25¢. f.o.b. Montreal, and raised to 25%e. | by L. W. Murph he buyers re- fused the bids. The board then ad- journed for two Weeks to meet at 1.30 p.m. Nov. 6th. Case May Be Settled. The two young men from Wolfe Island, charged with an offense aga- a ginl under the age of sixteen years, have not appeared before Jus- tice of Peace George Hunter as yet. There is a chance that Justice of the Peace Alliston of Wolfe Island can In the latest militia appointments announced from Ottawa today is that of Captain (brevet Lt.-Col) B. W.| Browne as Deputy Assistant Adjut- ant and Quartermaster General M. | D., No. 3. Captain Browne comes | from Militia Headquarters, Ottawa, i. T..A. Kidd who HI Queen's and Royal Military Col- lege were eluminated in the first two rounds of single play in the In- terepllegiate tennis tournament at Montreal on Wednesday. All Canadian ships sailing to ports in the United Kingdom must in fu- ture carry wireless installations and operators. HANSON, CROZIEF. & EDGAR Kinds 20 Market Stree Kingston DAILY MEMORANDUM. s' Musical Club Reéital, Grant 5 pm 5 top ot Pags Three, right hand corner for probabilities. i: WH 4 MARRIED. DRAPER----BYRON~In Kingston. om O 15th, 1919, at the home of the | ride's parents, 469 Johnson street, Br ev. W. TL G. Brown, Ruby Madeline, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Byrom, to Charles William Draper, only son of the| late Mrs. George Draper, Graven- hurst. § ENGLAND SWAIN Glenvale, by! id Mr. €mih, (Lilian Crawford | daughter of Mr, and Mrs. ! § ain, to George A. England, | Maberly. I WILLIAMS KNAPP ~-- At Princess | Street Methodist parsonage, on Oct. | "2nd, 1819, by Rev. J. A. Waddell, | Olivia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Anderson Knapp, Baitersea. to Nel. | son Williams, of Battersea. as DIED., TOLLS---In Inverdry, én Oct. 235d, 1915, William Rows Tolls, aged 62 years. Funeral from his late residence, In- verary on Saturday afternoon, at Pri one clock. Tiends and acquaintances respects invited to attend, hull FEESE---At Bath. on Sept. 25th. 131s Annie M. McHwatne, beloved of Peter 1; Weese. ved wile sn. IN MEMORIAM, In loving memory of Horace Albert Jenkins, whe died October sth, 1918: "One by and earth's ties WAT Brighten b Pass a . Qne by one our hopes grow brighter, As We near the shining sitore, Por er the river The Old Firm of Undertakers. 234 and 356 NUESS STREET Phone. 147 for Ambulance. 4 "ROBERT J. REID - M. P.KEYES HI I Y BRITISH WHIG : A mn mn, (HIT et St ngs a at A at Pat AN tg Pit -- tt A, Hy Pg rs cp THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1919 IN A NOTEWORTHY SHOWING OF Women's Winter Coats Style and distinction unite with 'Moderate Prices $25 to $75 Good workmanship and new designs set them above the commonplace. Each Model has a grac# of its own. Splendid big roomy models, that will mean warmth; big, generous pockets and snug-fitting collars. © Cloth, Silvertone, Bolivia, Pom Pom and Velours. At $25 to $75 These Coats ~ Represent Remarkable Savings SPECIAL 100 PAIRS Perrin's Genuine French Kid in white, black, tan, brown, grey and mode. Bargain To-day at $2 Pair 0 fia od FRIDAY MORNING 9'0'CLOCK QT Ia At cit i sn Om NP A PB. lt, PEN NN, A AA NA A Pt AA, PA on A, To Pr 7 Sm Gloves AN APP PPP 8 SA, i John Laidlaw & Son a Good Styles You will find here a good selection of all that's good in FOOTWEAR. We believe you'll appre- claté good Shoes, honestly built, which will be worn with ease. The above cut represents our SLATER SHOE in Black Calf. with a medium: round toe and fairly beary sole. We also carry the same style in Winter Tan, with extra weight soles .«.. $12.00, Ly ; 87 FS te 2 EE i 15: Ii: HIRATA HHT HHH 3 » TTT TT HERE il - | :