WHY SHOULDN'T THEY ? A CHOICE COLLECTION of Winter _ Overcoats --at-- $30.00 to $55.00 THE DAILY BRITISH Theatrical | ptr tn Coming to the Grand. Olive Thomas in "Out Yonder," a Selznick picture, will be one of the attractive features in the programine at the Grand Opera House next Mon- day, Tuesday and Wednesday. The scenes are all laid in and around and around a lighthouse, on a reef and a nearby yacht. Ralph ince is the director and is said to have providea many thriils in these picturesque surroundings by the sea. The star appears as the daughter of a lighthouse superintendent who secretly grieves as he believes he has killed a4 man many years previously. His assistant had been an eyewitness of the struggle and holds it over the heroine's father that he may obtain the daughter as his wife. The hero | on a nearby yacht loves the girl, but | learns that his father was the man her father had killed. - When the as- sistant is finally trapped he confesses | that he, and not the father, was the | real murderer. Olive Thomas has a | role quite away from her recent pic- | tures and it affords her wider scope | and many opportunities for splendid acting. There will be another extra good five reel feature, and special reels of comedies and other interest- ing subjects, as well as a splendid musical programme of all the latest selections by the Grand"s Orchestra. | This bill will be seen Monday, Tues- | day and Wednesday only.--Advt. { ---- | "San Toy" Coming. F. Stuart Whyte's latest English | importation of musical comedy 'San | Toy" will be the offering at the Grand Opera House for two nights | | commencing Friday, Oct. 15th, with a | special matinee on Saturday. While | All Styles. You can pass this opportunity, but you can't surpass it. | beauty and accomplishments, Emperor having heard of this, orders | | the story of San Toy is familiar to! most of us a short resume of the plot may be found interesting. Yen How, a mandarin of the first class, has a | daughter, San Toy, famed for her The San Toy sent to Pekin to be enroled | in the' court body guard which is! composed of a band of beautiful wo- | men. Yen How having other aspira- | | tions for his daughter disguises her as a boy and sends word to the Em- peror that he has been mistaken as | San Toy is a son not a daughter. Livingstons BROCK STREET (Founded 1847) "it Off Your Route It Pays To Walk" | ter, Anderson Bros. Limited | SATURDAY THE LAST OF THE SEASON PEACHES, PEARS, GRAPES A fresh car arrived--it will pay you to come early and make your selection. This shipment is direct from the growers. The price and quality will please you. This lot El consists of the following: -- 500 baskets | 1's Overflow Peaches. 200 baskets 6's Overflow Peaches. 100 baskets I 1's Pears. 75 baskets Blue Grapes. 150 baskets Rogers Grapes. 50 baskets White Grapes. Help us to clear the lot; we keep the price down. --WANTED-- 1,000 pounds dressed fowl and chickens to-morrow. | to see Pauline Frederick in "Bonds | of Love," her newest picture which Phones: 458-459. Whalesale 1767 | Anderson Bros., Ltd. | | fuses. Being wise unto his generation | "Sitting comfortably in | ments which the dense traffic puts | under. {out when he strikes a rut or swings | too sharply. {bumps or urge a chauffeur to travel {want somebody to whisper 'The City {of Masks' to me and I'll subside." | --Advt. | this theatre during the past two | days. | ceptionally strong story and gives Yen How departs on a political | mission leaving San Toy in the care | of Sir Bingo Preston, an English offi- | cer, Sir Bingo's son Bobbie teaches | her English and also falls in love with her, proposes and is accepted. Fo Hop, a Chinese student, also loves | San Toy and is also desirous of mar- | rying her. When he finds that she has | accepted Bobbie he vows vengeance, | Yen How returns to claim his daugh- | ter and as a return courtesy has ask-| ed Sir Bingo Preston to attend the | full-moon feast which the mandarins ! | are preparing to celebrate. Preston! accepts with thanks. Meanwhile a message arriving from Pekin with dispatches from the Emperor to Yen How disrupts the festivities. The Em- peror has found out that San Toy is a girl and orders Yen How to send her to Pekin at once under pain of being cut in one theusand pieces if he re- Yen How decides to send his daugn-, The secretary Li has already gone to see the Emperor to further substantiate Yen How's claim that San Toy is a boy, San Toy, travelling by a shorter route, arrives in Pekin first, and when Li arrives with the batch of lies the Emperor is so angry with his futile attempt to geceive that he is condemned to die at Cock- crow to atone for his falsehoods, Li anxious to escape is helped by Dudley the English maid to elude the guards and make good His escape. Li believes the maid to be an Eng- lish society lady, and offers her his heart and hand which she accepts. The Emperor being somewhat of a match maker himself, bestows San Toy on Bobbie and sanctions the mar- riage of Li and Dudley, and a further proof that he is no piker Yen How is 3 made Vice-Roy thus bringing the mu- sical comedy to the usual happy end- ing. The musical numbers in San Toy are very catchey.--Advt. At The Strand. For several weeks recently the highest paid chauffeur in America was Robert Warwick, the motion pic- | ture star. He is appearing in a new photoplay, "The City of Masks," on view at the Strand Theatre, next Monday, and the role required him to pose as a chauffeur who is really a nobleman under his camouflage. Incidentally, Mr. Warwick learned some things about chauffeuring. the back seat of a machine while a chauffeur drives, you don't notice the predica- him in and the nervouse strain he's You're quick to bawl him I used to be that way, too. But never again. I've seen the things from the chauffeur's viewpoint And, if ever I get grouchy over at higher speed through traffic, I At Griffin's. To-night will be the last chance has been pleasing large audiences at "Bonds of Love" is an ex- this splendid star an opportunity to display her great dramatic talents in a superb manner. Don't miss it this evening, also the remainder of a meritorious programme which in- cludes the seventh episode of "Bound and Gagged," and a Chas. Chaplin Comedy, 'The Floor Walker." For Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day Griffin's patrons will have an op- portunity to see a very unusual pic- ture. It is entitled "Shipwrecked Among Cannibals". Never before have there been pictures Itke these-- absolutely real and true yet surpas- sing in drama the wildest fiction of scenario writers. Six reels of almost unbeligvable pictures made at the bottom of the world--in the island God forgot. Here is seen humanity at its lowest ebb. Where women slash their bod- les to seem Dbeautiful--where men torture their faces out of all human semblance to make them appear fer- ocious. View these most dramatic | of all real life pictures ever taken | since the world began. They are | 1 pictures that you'll never forget. Re- | | years of age, 1 member Monday, Tuesday and Wed- | nesday at Griffin's. --Advt. LATE SOK TAL NOTES. . . * Miss Muriel Boyd, University av- enue, entertained some of the Queen's freshettes on Friday at after noon tea Rev. J. J. Black and Mrs. Black | and Mr. Rutherford, Burnbrae, were the guests of the Rev. J. D. and Mrs. Boyd this week, while attending the W.F.M. meetings. Canon Forneri, Peterboro, guest of Mr. and Mrs. W, Victoria street. Mrs G. H. Ives, of Rices, N.Y., and Mrs. 8. A. Newlands, 29 First Av- enue, Ottawa, who has been the guests 0 W. A. and Miss Newlands, Barrie street, left for their home on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. George W. McGlynn, Aber- deen avenue, is in Ottawa, the guest of Mrs. Alfred Curts, Fentiman avenue. is the Carroll, - * . Mrs. E. . ~ LaChance, street, has returned from Mon'treal, after a visit with her aunt, Mrs. M. H. Jesmer. Major and Mrs. T. Pugh, St. John, N.B., have been on a motor trip to Philadelphia, where they vis- ited Dr. and Mrs. McDowell, (nee Lillian Pugh), then to, Kingston, where they visited Mrs. Wm. Cherry, Barrie street. Before leav- ing for home they will visit Mrs. Pugh's father, Col. Donaldson, Ot- tawa. Mrs. Grey, Mrs. Balcombe and T. Cameron, Miss M. Gowan, Ot- tawa, are the guests of Mrs. Wil- liam Gowan, Béverly street. . . * Mrs. William Gowan, Beverly street, gave a china shower on Fri- day evening in honor of Miss May Shepherd. Mrs. Horne, Erie, Pa., poured coffee, assisted by Miss Bal- combe, Ottawa. After the baskets containing the useful gifts had been opened, the bride-to-be was present- ed with a cut glass vase by the Daughters of Rebekah with the best wishes of the lodge. Death of Indian Soldier. William Hill, an Indian, late of the 19th Battalion, C.E.F., passed away in the Mowat Hospital on Fri- day morning. He was twenty-three single, and formerly resided at 169 Charlotte street, Peterboro, where his sister, Mrs. Hauffman, lives. The funeral took place, Saturday, from S. S.: Cor- bett's undertaking parlors to the G. T.R. station with military honors and an escort accompanied the re- mains to Peterboro, where inter- ment will take place. COMMITTEE "AMED To Administer the Mothérs' Pensions In Kingston, ! The local committee for the Moth- | ers' Pension Commission has been named: Mrs. Bruce Taylor, conven- or; Mrs. Easson, Miss Ida Ronan, Ald. C. J. Graham, and Capt. Fairful. The first committee meeting will be | held on Friday at 7 p.m. when the | officers will be selected and ather organization matters settled. At 8 p.m, there will be an address in the City hall by Mrs. Adam Shortt, of Ot- | tawa, the vice-chairman of the Com- mission, for the province. The pub- lic are cordially invited to this meet- | ing when the aims and nrovisions of | the act will be explained. | The local committee have already received a large number of applica- tions for aid. It is pointed out that women who have been deserted by theri husbands are not eligible for assistance. Judeing form the num- bers of applications that have been re ceived at different points in the pro- vince, it is expected that about a mil- | lion dollars will be required during the first year of the commission's | operations. It is a most useful and necessary work and the provincial government is to be credited for its humanitarian motives. An able and | energetic local commission has been selected, thus guaranteeing that the local work of the commission will be efficiently carried out. Y Picking A Winner. "Charlie, dear," said young Mrs. Torkins. "I am glad to see you tak- | Ing as much interest in politics as! you formerly took in racing." { "It is the duty of eveiy man and woman to take an interest in poli ties." "Do you wish me to vote for the same candidate that you do?" "Why shouldn't you?" "I thought it might he & good idea | for me to vote for the other one.: It would be a satisfaction to feel that one or the other of us has at las ceeded in picking a winner. -------------- Mrs. J. J. Warren, R. R. No. 1. Caintown, shows eight potatoes with | a combined weight of fourteen! pota- | IESE AAO pounds and one ounce, and one to weighing two and three-quarter pounds, | AA A iin DAY MIMORANDUM. See top of Page Three, right nand corner or Drobabillies. i Rummage Sale! 'ednesday, October | HERD sociation meets Monday at 8 pm. CQallegiate building. HANSON, CROZIER & EDGAR PRINTERS Market Square, Kingston JAMES REID in| "ROBERT J. REID The 1 Undertaker. Phone 877. 280 Princess Street. M. P. KEYES nani Rb, JOHN CORNELIUS Undertaker and Tm 2: | TEETER TTT A WHIG. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1920. A Saturday Night SPECIALS 7.30 O'CLOCK Make Laidlaw's your shopping centre to-night, and share in the special offerings of seasonable merchandise. 250 YARDS HABUTALI SILK Most suitable for Underwear, Slips, Linings; and etc. This is an all pure Washable Silk, free from dressing of any description. White only; 86 inches wide. 25 DOZEN LADIES' KNICKERS, 49¢. PAIR. A fine Cotton Jersey Cloth; Bloomer or Knicker; Elastic Waist Band as well as Elastic Knee; well-made and full size. Colors: Pink and White. Regular price 85c. a pair. Dress A Bargain ... 59c. yd. HOSIERY FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Ladies' All-Wool Heather Hose; all sizes. Priced at $2 up. Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose; full fashioned: seamless feet at . 75c. and $1.25 pair Ladies' Black Lisle Hose--silk finish, fast dyes, widened top; all sizes. Price 75¢. and $1.00 Ladies' Grey, Beaver and Brown Cashmere Hose: full fashioned; well shaped $1.75 pair Ladies' Silk Hose in all wanted shades, including Black, White, Brown, Sand, Grey at . $1.25 up. Boys' Scotch Wool Knicker Hose--Colored Plaid: double tops; all sizes $1.50 to $2.00 pair Boys' "Leather Knit" Hose--fast black, wide rib, seam- less feet; all sizes 50c., 60c. and 69c. pair. Girls' fine rib Cotton Hose--white and black; all sizes; seamless feet. Price . . 50c., 60c., 65c. pr. Men's Black Cashmere Sox--seamless feet. Sizes 91, 10, 103 and 11. Price 75c. and $1.00 pair Men's Heavy Grey All Pure Wool Sox--a nice, soft wool. Special ,........... ..coiirsenadl.. 0c pair KAYSER CHAMOISETTE GLOVES Ladies' real Chamoisette Wash Gloves--so suitable for Fall wear--and priced extremely low. The colors are: Black, Grey, Mastic, Pongee, White, Brown, White with Black Stitch. Only 3... .90c. pair. To-night . . . . .49c. pair. LADIES' SILK GLOVES The celebrated "KAYSER Silk Gloves with their double finger tips and reliable wearing qualities: all wanted shades, including Black, Brown, Grey, Navy, Pongee, White. Sizes 6, 6}, 7, 74. Price $1.00 pair. John Laidlaw & Son, Lid AEE ETSY TETRA FEA SIR T E EE The Neatest Ankle Protection You Can Have Is Neat Fitting Spats We buy most of our Spats from an American We get the best fitting Spat on the market; nice colors and - good material. Prices from $1.78 to $5.00 LOCKETT'S firm manufacturing in Canada. =