Daily British Whig (1850), 13 Feb 1920, p. 12

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THE DAILY BRIT TiSH WHIG A Word To Mother's We dress boy s correctly. We dress boys economically. We have man y Boys' Suits now in stock which are much better values than you will get later on. Mothers should see them. MEN'S HATS : The: new Spring Hats are ready. Our Hats are the correct blocks from the best hatters, Sale of KID GLOVES and CAPS To close out odd $2.50, $2.75 and lines. $3.00 Gloves for $1.55, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50 and$2.75 Caps for 'oe ok Livingstons 75-77-79 BROCK STREET. "Uf oft Your Route It Pays to Walk" iS REMANDED FOR A WEEK SECURED SUM OF M OF MONEY UNDER | | FALSE PRETENCES, W. J. Place Blamed His Downfall on the Drinking of Lemon Extract-- Was Victim of Accident Here Re- cently. i. The charge against Wesley J. Place in the police court on Friday i morning was that he did on or about RB September 23rd last, secure $5 from | EL Special Sale 'or Friday & Saturday FANCY CRETONNES 800 yards pretty Cretorines, suitable for Coverings, Dra) 'and medium a to $1 100 a yard. : Special for .. : : : Le UNDERWEAR FOR LARGE MEN Stout men who wear sizes 44, 46, 48, or i ries and etc., in light, dark rs; wide widths; values up .48c¢. a yard . 50, in Shirts and Drawers, here is a bargain. 180 garments of one of the best Canadian . makers, i in natural wool. The re, is $3.00 and $3.50, and goin \ Special Sale Price $1 8 a garment. price higher. ~> ¥ LANNEL WORKING SHIRTS 10 dozen Men's Blue Flannel Worki ; large, roomy Shirts; well made; give gatisfactory wear; on sale at S Special price » eer. SIO enh. Hi TET iF == you == W. W. Tyner, of Kingston. The de- Smith Bros., false pretences. The evidence for the prosecution showed that Place called at {he store and asked for the loan of $5, stating | rthat the G:W.VA~had some booths | at the fair grounds, and he was con- | ducting one of them, but was short | of cash to get in a stock of goods for | sale. The accused said he would pay | the money back the same day or the next day. He was given the money, | but did not return it. Evidence was given to show that | {the G.W.V.A. did not have any! booths on the fair grounds, and that tha association had not { Place to collect money on their be- half.» Jewelers, under Place admitted getting the money, | "but stated that he had been drinking lemon extract, and that this was re- sponsible for all his trouble. The | | magistrate found him guilty of the | { charge, and remanded him for a | week. The accused, it will be rentem- | | bered, si¥fered a fall some time ago i while engaged in painting the smoke | stack at the incinerator: 3 Ix Theatrical | At the Strand. Presenting a delightful theme in| {a most charming and artistic -man- | | ner, the big Paramount picture, | { "Fires of Faith," was received with | { every manifestation of pleasure by | | {large audiences at the Strand Theatre | yesterday. It is a superb production, | and reflects credit upon Charles KE. | | Whittaker, the author, Edward Jose, director, and Catherine Calvert, | Ruby de Remer, Eugene O'Brien and | | Theodore Roberts, who play the lead- | {ing roles. The story deals with | Elizabeth Blake, portrayed by Miss | { Calvert, a girl who is betrayed by a | {scoundrel and who sinks into tha | i depths until she becomes a Salvation- | {ist. She is rescued from two ruffians | {in the slums by Harry Hammond, a | | wealthy man about town, played by | {| Eugene O'Brien, but he in turn is.| shanghaied aboard a freighter bound | for France. He ig engaged to Agnes | Travers (Ruby de Remer). Eliza- | beth, after a struggle - with the | toughs, is picked up unconscious by | two Salvation Army women and tak- | en to headquarters. She is redeem- | {ed and finally goes to Europe with the workers of that organization when America enters, the struggle. Hammond lands in France and enters the air service. Luke Barlow, who loved Elizabeth before her downfall, goes with the American y to France, and Agnes TraverSe also finds her way to the front, as a nurse. Hammond is injured, and Elizabeth alds him in an old chateau. When the contingent moves, he is left be- hind and hidden in a cellar. Agnes and Lizzie are captured when the Huns take possession. Little Jules, a French' lad, aids their escape. They | too are hidden in the cellar and fin- ally rescued by the Americans. Luke | and Elizabeth meet, and all ends | happily; ~Advt. At Griffin's. An unusually large audience wit. nessed for the first timé in King- ston, the wonderful photoplay "Checkers," which was given its ini- tial presentation at Griffin's last night. That the audience enjoyed ev- ery moment of this tremendous story was evidenced by the frequent bursts of applause . which "were heard throughout the running of the pic- ture. The +spectacular race track scene, and the numerous other thril- lers with which 'Checkers' is cram- med was followed with breathless in- terest by all present, and seldom has a picture been shown which equalled this one for tenseness and dramatic suspense. Another very interesting feature of our programme is "Star Over Night," the special picture in which David Belasco, the great pro- ducer is shown for the first time in motion pictures. This unigue photo- play is one of the series of the stage women's war work, and a notable cast appears along with the eminent star, For a truly entertaining pro- gramme, and one which will live long in your memory the above hill should not be overlooked. We might add that "Checkers" our main feature is the big production which has been shown on two continents, and the opportunity to see it at Griffin's. at popular prices is a rare one. AVS: "The death occurred = Toronto on Wedn y.. of Dwight E. Tyner, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. i tario Curling league is wailing for | the executive of ilie Napanee Club to { notify hia {are tled for the chanipionship, each authorized |, | T. 4 % without father ~California Fruits a Specially, Also agents for high-grade Olive OIL / WITH. THE CU FLERS. The Kingston Club Leads in 3.0.0. L. On Points. The secretary of the 'Central On- i aE FE SE 3 BF a as what it has decided to do infconnection with the' break- ing of the tie in the easte™ group jot the league. Brockville, Napanee and Kingston club having won two games and lost two. yy The executive of the Brockville curling club notified T, M. Asselstine, | secretary of the C.O.C.L., that théy { would be willing to allow the champ- | fonship to be awarded to, the club scoring the largest number of points this season. According to the records Kingston | is leading." Kingston scored 252, as. { compared with 243 scored against i then. Brockville scored 243, as com- | pared With 245 against them, and {| Napanee scored 244, as against 254 | scored against them. This. would | give Kingston the group by 21 | points. Club Games. In the Whig trophy series, H. D. Bibby's rink won from W. J. Drys- dale's by 12 to 6. In the Club-Series | M. Asselstine's rink defeated W. { H. Montgomery's by 12 to 9; J. | Matheson"s won from D. Buchanan' by 10 to 4, and J. F. Macdonald' | from A. G. Dorland's by 13 to 6. TE ------ p------y, Hhes00aeiatine PEEP SEEEES | Ho %+ To The Scholars. of St. Mary's + * 1a Owing to the poarcity of paper + | ® having forced us to aghin cut + | % the size of the Whig 'down to # # twelve pages, the School Editor # {% was to-day compelled to leave # | out the stories received from # 4 St. Mary's School. This is ex- # ceedingly to be regretted, as the | % St. Mary's boys have been very # i % faithful in sending in their sto- # {* ries, which will be given full % + prominence in next Friday's + % School British Whig. The stor- # 4% ies are being kept for next #% = 4 Week, and will appear then fail, along with any { + others that may be sent in dur- * ing the week.--School Editor. Raa lit lad THPIBEEIPEP EPL EE ou -* 3 * & *| vy iA Machine Gun Sports. Much interest {s being evinced in 4 | the announcement' made by the Ma- | chine Gun Brigade of the many open events in connection with the ath letic tournaments being held through- out the winter and spring. The rules | | governing the different.competitions | will-be announced in a few days, but | | entries may be sent at once to head-°| | quarters: of the brigade. No person with professional standing will be al- | lowed to participate, ---- A Washington despatch says the mortality rate due to the influenza | epidemie this year was about half of that in 1918. Reports . of anyalliance FA France and 'the Jugo-Slavs is char- acterized by the Paris Temps as ab" solutely false. A despatch from Chita reports the All-Russian armies recaptured Irtusk. No trace found of Admiral Kolchak. HANSON, CROZIER & EDGAR PRINTERS Market Square, Kingston DAILY MEMOFPANDUM. Hockey: McGill vs. Queens, 8.15. Band at Palace Rink to-night and Saturday afternoon. See top of Page Three, right 'hand corner for probabilities. MARRIED SHARPE---DOOLAN--In Kingston, Feb, 12th, 1920, at the Archbishop's Pald Ace, by the. o v. 'Father Hanley, Mary, dau of the late Jere- miah and te Doolan, to Herbent COrawford Sharpe, pon of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sharpe, St, Mary's, One tario. DIED. \ DENN---Accidentally killed at Moscow, Ontario, on Friday, February 13th, 1920, V. Stewart Denn, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Ariington Denn, aged 4 years. Funeral from Moscow on Sunday, Feb'y 15th, to Moscow Cemetery. JAMES F The Old Firm of Undertakers. 254 and 256 PRINCESS STREET. Phone 147 for Ambulance. ROBERT J. REID The Leading Undertaker. Phone 577. 280 Princess Street. A 'M.P.KEYES | SR Wi pene mers FRIDAY, at 18, 1920, I N SALE SATURDAY:MORNING 10 O'CLOCK Two extra special bargains, as fellows: Zh \ 150 yards All Wool - Dark Navy Blue Serge Full 54 inches wide. Regular price $2.75 yard. On sale, Saturday morning $1.95 Yard PLEASE NOTE-- A limit of 10 yards to each customer, and no' phone orders accepted. Sale of Blankets 200 pairs only, 12-4, largest size FLANNELETTE BLANKETS Remember these Blankets are a first quality, not seconds; in love- ly white with pretty pink or blue borders. A bargain Saturday. at "$I 75 Each A limit of 4 pairs - to each customer. The zsegular price is $4.75 pair. John Laidlaw: & Son, Ltd. Undertaker and Embalmer. Undertaking Parlors, 228 Princess St. Ambulance Phone 1839. NEW FRUIT Stain OPENS TO-MORROW rs SATURDAY with 2 choice stock of --Fruit of all kinds, --Caulifiower, Celery, ete' Call and sep our assortment. Wo Have a larger store snd carry | a big stoc $40 PRINCESS STERT. FY Se da Ae - kh C 2 A ' Beaded and Metal Buckles will adorn n Pumps 'some exclusive designs i in buckles i etal from 75c¢. up, and in bead: ed at $3 50 te $6. 00, and cut steel at $5. 00 Ee the fan 8 No more to € appearance of an £5 ig-or Afternoon Gown than, these,

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