SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1921. rn THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. weg | D.P. Branigan announces as the of- ;manner. He "cleans up" crooked oF § [fering at the Gfand Opera House (card games, impersonates a butler, Th ri 1 ¢ | next Friday and Saturday, Mar. runs down some internafional gem 63 ea. ]|4th and 5th, with matinee Satifr- thieves, and wins "the only girl"-- = s|%ay, will' always have a di-[and all in his best Collier-csque f rect appeal to the amusement loving | manner. In the cast is also his som, | public, and mo development of the "Buster" Collier, Armand Cortes, | motion picture will ever diminish its | Virginia Lee and Rapley Holmes der for the speaking stage every | Popularity. {Dell Henderson directed the produe- y, but they do not affect the popu- The big original production which | tion.--Advt. ty and drawing power of the big | has been aptly termed "the wonder | T usical comedies. In fact, they | show of the ¢entury" will be brought ! At The Al tendency to whet the public | here in its entirety. No part-ef it | At The Allen. o ¥e B tencency P * hb Commencing Monday, Feb. 28th, ppefite for big, "girly" entertain- | Will be omitted. The cast is t © 'the Allen T 3 ents. Some day, perbaps, we will | same as captivated the big cities and [the : heatre will Tgature 4b uf ave musical comedy with a chorus | the same bevy of beautiful giris--a {354A Biotin picture pio pe. I 4u the movies and some sort of a Small army of them--will participate | der the title "The Romances of Lady HAVE YOU READ? Best Short' Stories for 1920-~Q'Brien. Abraham Lincoln--Drinkwater (A Play). England Under the Stoarts--Treveiyn. Production and Taxatjon in Canada -- Good Life of Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson. Recitatigns for Assemably and Class- room---O' Neill 7 Consumers' Co-operatiop--~Sonaichsen. Century of Hope--a Sketch of Western Progre from 1815 to the Great War--Marvin, rm -------- ---------- 30.000 SAMPLES "Dardanella" Musical Comedy. £ Motion pictures are making it phonograph to give the musical part which in reality is the of the show, but at its best this will be a poor substitute for the real thing, and can never be popular. Such combinations of refined bur- Jesque, spectacle, dancing, singing 'and comedy as the McGregor Com- _pany's "Dardanella" which Manager He Suffered for a Year With His Back NOW JOHN BOWERS SINGS THE PRAISES OF DODD'S IDNEY PILLS. ---- Severn Bridge Man Looks on the {in the beauty parade wearing the | most gorgeous creations ever seen | upon the local stage. An early reserv- | ation of seats is advised as "Darda- { nella" holds the enviable record of | playing to capaeity every night. The | sale will open Monday morning at {the Box Office at 9 o'clock. Six | seats will be the limit allowed any purchaser. This limitation has been 'made to discourage the ticket specu- lators who have been foilowl the | show, buying up large biocks of the | most desirable seats and "gouging" the public for as much as double the regular box office price.--Advt, At The Strand. The charming and adorable Tri- | Hamilton," | English ver sion of the mueh-talked- of "Passion." This picture, which wis bought by the English representative of the Allen interests, is sald to be -+based upon actual historic facts, and it abounds with love, romance and intrigue. The story has to do with the car- eer of a young woman who starts life as a housemaid, and who eventu- ally attains one of the highest posi- tions in English society during the French Revolution, only to end her days in dire poverty and distress. The role of the girl, Emma, who later be- comes Lady Hamilton, is beautifully interpreted by the celebrated Eng- lish screen star, and British beauty, i Great Canadian Kidney Remedy, |angle star, Arma Rubens, will appear Malvina Longfellow. She is supported : Dodd's Kidney Pills, as a Blessing # Sent From Above. Severn Bridge, Ont. , Feb. 25th.-- {Special )--Sincere indeed is the tri- bute Mr. John J. W. Bowers, a well- kmown resident here, pays to the benefit he hag received from the - use of Dodd's Kidney Pills. i "I bad been suffering for a year with a bad back," Mr. Bowers states. "Sometimes I could not work with the pain. Six boxes of Dodd's Kidney in took the pain all out and I fegl ke a new man. "I highly recommend Dodd's Kid- fey Pills to everyone suffering with Pain in the back and I say that the ls are a blessing from God sent | to the world." One of the earliest symptoms of kidney trouble is pain in the back. It in itself is the cause of a great deal suffering. But kidney trouble; unleds given prompt attention, fre- Quently develops into much more ser- fous form such as urinary troubles, rheumatism, dropsy, lumbago, dia- betes and heart disease. To be assured of good health the kidneys must be kept in good work- ing order all the time. At the first a of trouble use Dodd's Kidney 8. . Ask your neighbors if Dodd's Kid- 4 Pills are not the best remedy r sick kidneys. IMPORTANT "CHANGE OF TIME Effective February 27th, 1921 For particulars apply io nearest Agent. 'Ganadian National Railways Saturday ® AM. UNTIL 12.00 NOON 10 Ibs. Granulated Sugar (With every purchase of $1.00 or over). Try our English Breakfast Tea ~the 60c. kind. Our prige 38¢. HOPRINSON'S nt 2 Blocks from Princess St. Phone 1720w. We Own and Offer To Yield $10.000---Province of Alberta 6% Bonds, due 1st May, 1930. Interest (1st May apd 1st November) at 98.93 ........0a8% $25,000--Province of Alberta 6% Bonds, due 15th January, INS. Interest (15th January and 15th July) at 99 . .6.10% $10.000--Provincd of Ontario. 6% Bonds, HY ju Tan. .Interes ary and Au- gust) at 100 ....6.00% $30,000--Province of tchewan 69% Bonds, due 1st Fthruaty. 1936. In- (1st Febru- ary and 1st Au- gust) at 99 ......6.10% $10,000 -- City due August, 1940. In terest (3nd Feb- ruary and 2nd Au- gust at 98.36 ....6.10% The Limited 10 King St. Bast, Tovoute Moatreal--Halifax : of £% 2nd |at the Strand theatre on Monday, by an able cast of English players. | Tuesday and Wednesday nights in the | Among the historic characters depie- | Irole of a wife who married for love. | ted In the feature : {Sie 1s eminently fitted io portray the whose famous words that have come dark-eyed | 40WD to us as history--"England ex- {role of the bewitching | beauty whose sensitive and complex nature craves the seemingly insigni- ficant but delicate personal attentions of her husband. Otherwise devotion itself he neglects her in his efTorts to perfect an invention that bring the wealth with which he may lavish luxugies upon her. Alma Rubens as Marion Gregory finds many moments when household duties do not require her attention. Naturally she seeks the companion- ship, of her former girlhood days, Ju- dith Wingate, who sacrificed love on the altar of wealth. Preoccupied with the necessity of coneentration on his work, her hus- babhd Hugh is unmindful of her ab- gence from home, as Marion enjoys many happy moments in Judith's lux- urious apartment. Contrasting the world of fashion and frivolity with the plain but inviting environment of her own little home, it becomes in- creasingly natural for Marion to be- lieve that wealth alone will furnish the key to her happiness. How she comes to realize the sor- {did side of life, the snobbishness of her friend's associates and that the| lure of Judith's wealth was but a mask of contentment, forms a theme compelling in its interest. Love re deems her in the end. Her husband, successful in his enterprises, hggomes free from the slavery of devotion to his work, and they go forth in perfect understanding to enjoy the ultimate happiness of their wedded life. "Restless Souls" is a beautiful pro- duction. From a spectacular stand- point little more could be desired than the sumptuous settings pictur- ing the environment of the idle rich, nicely contrasted with the cottage abode of Marion. . In connection with this wonderful! attraction our famous friend Harold Lloyd will be shown in his latest co- medy 'Number Please' which is a scream and will send you home hold- | ing your sides. The special attraction will be a musical novelty entitled "Now and Then" in which Phyllis Devlin and Charles O'Connor are be- ing featured. The usual short sub- jects will also be shown. A special ar- ranged musical programme and con- cert will be rendered by the famous Strand orchestra under the capable direction of Miguoa Telgmann. On Thudsddy, Friday and Saturday, the mount pictures that are to be shown at the Strand for the first time in Canada will be shown when Maurice Tourneur will present "The Bait" or the Lights of Paris and The Shadows of New York. \ a Manager Harry Pomeroy, of the Strand theatre, can boast of being righit on the job and missing nothing that he can do for movie fans of Kingston. He announces that three of the attractions that the Strand is playing within the next two weeks {are being shown here for the first time in this country so the Kingston { fans will be able to see these pictures | before they are shown in Teronto or { Montreal. The first of these premier {showings will be next Thursday, Fri- day and Saturday, when the famous | Maurice Tourneur picture "The Bait" { will be shown in which Hope Hamp- {ton the $10,000 beauty contest win- {ger will be featured.--Advt. At Griflin's, William Collfer, affectionately re- ferred to throughout the country as "Willie," and whose record in stage history discloses that he helped make laughing a pleasure, has capi- tulated to motion pictures. Here- tofore only those theatregoers who patronize spoken comedy have had opportunity to see and here Collier, but, beginning next Monday, he will be shown at the Griffin's theatre for three days in "The Servant Ques- tion," a Select picture which trans- fers the infectious Collier humor from stage to screen. The stage career of Cvullier has been marked by one success after another. He has been a player since childhood, and made his first ap- pearnace in a children's opera com- pany, playing "H.M.S. pioatore." He was a member of the famous Daly company at Daly's theatre. |Among some of the successes in which he appeared were "The Man From Mexico," *Take My" Advice," "On the Quiet," "The Pictator," "Nothing * But the Truth," and "Chught in the Rain." ' "The Servant Question" is a photo play which gives Mr. Collier opportu- nity to solve many problems besides that of domestics in his inimitable laugh-provoking and rib-tickling " " vi * may' first of the series of Super-Para-, is Lord Nelson, pects every man to do his duty"--- have made his name immortal "The Romance of Lady Hamilton" follows the story of "Passion", as produced in other countries, very closely. The picture was produced by the Famous Pictures, Limited, of London, Eng- land, and was directed by B. Hal- drane. Costumes were supplied by Willie Davis, of Loudon. This picture will be shown at the Allen Theatre, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, commencing Monday, in connection with the five-reel Mack Sennett comedy feature, "Lave, Hon- or and Behave." "Children under the age of sixteen will not be admitted" during the engagement of the pro- duction.--Advt, SPORTING NEWS Queen's Won Out. Queen's wery winners of the sde- ond game of the eastern group of the Ontario Amateur Basketball League played at Queen"s gymnasiam on Friday evening, when they defeated Peterboro by a score of 38 to 23. The half time score was 16 to 12 in favor of the winners. The teams: Peterboro. Queen's, Nicholls Thomds Sutherland Henderson Defence. Darling ..... Stuart ... Ellis . Bonham Pogue Jobbitt Referee--Garfleld Keill. City Hockey League. In the finals of the City Hockey League at the covered rink Friday evening, Alerts and St. Mary's played a tie game in the juvenile series and Regiopolis won from A.O.H. by a score of 4 to 3 in the junior series. Both games were very fast. Sudden Death Game. At a meeting of the trustees of the County Hockey League. called for the purpose of dealing with the Syd- enham-Verona dispute, it was decid- ed that Sydenham and Verona would play a sudden death game at the covered rink om Tuesday evening, providing the ice can be secured. The Island in the final game of thé league. a---- Applied to Enter League. The Regiopolis. College has made application to the executive of the Intercollegiate Rugby Union to en- ter a junior team in the league next fall.' A meeting of the executive is being -held in Toronto on Saturday, so it is likely the application from Regiopolis College will be consid- ered. Hockey Results, Intermediate O.H.A. : Colling- wood 4, Belleville 4. Collingwood woh round by eight goals. + Galt 7, Niagara Falls 3. Junior O.H.A.: Stratford 8, Kit- chener 0. Senior N.O.H.A.: Soo mins 4. . Exhibition: ton Tigers 4. 5, Tim- Cleveland 8s Hamil- Hockey at Napanee. At Napanee Friday night, Queen's $elence Year '23 and Napanee play- ed a tie hockey game, 5-5. Affleck of Queen's received a nasty cut over the eye but continued playing. Royal Military Collegé junior hockey team plays in Napanee Sat- urday evening. Sr Ottawa Line Up. - The line up of the Ottawa hockey teath which will meet Frontenats this evening at the covered rink will be picked from the following: Mae- Morrow, Curran, Munroe, Shields, Humprey, Dewar, Taylor, Stith and McGuirl. ? Curling Club Games. A. B. Cunningham's rink 13, Gibson's, 10. T. J. Rigney's, 14; J. Marshall's, 10. A. B. Kingsley's, 183, L. Sleeth's, 7. G. Lawes', 13, T. Slat. er's,' 9. L. Langdon's, 9, R. N. F. Me- Farlane's, 8. J. Matheson's, 9, W. H. Wormwith's, 8. i. In the ladies curling sexies, Mrs. } * y J. MAXWELL Contractor and Ruilder General Hepairing Phens 23180. 17 Victoria Street. The Perfect 36 Chorus DeLuxe, in the musical comedy that's taking the country by storm, Grand two days, Friday and Saturday, March 4th in Special matinee Saturday mn H. Welch's rink defeated 'Mrs. H. F. Mooer's' by 14 to 11. Hexathlon Finals, On Friday night the final events of the international senior hexathlon were run off at the Y. M. C. A. In the six events Lach, MacKinnon and Max Bailey secured Lae same number of points, viz., 316. (See Also Page 10) MEETING AT HARROWSMITH Of the Methodist District Was Held on Thursday. The February session of the Kings- ton district of the Methodist church was held at Harrowsmith on Thurs- day. From all sections of the dis- trict there were representatives pre- gent. The chairman, Rey. 8. Lens non, Kingston, presided. In the ab- sence of Rev. W. T. G. Brown, who was detained in Kingston by a fune- fal, Rev. George Stafford, Sydenham, was appointed secretary. tI was unanimously resolved that all proper means be employed and all efforts concentrated on securing the largest possible vote on April 18th in favor of the "yes referendum vote prohibiting the importation of intoxi- cating liquor into the province. The special speakers at the meet- ing were Rev, F. H. Langford, Tor- onto, general secretary of the Sunday School and Epworth League Board, and Judge H. A. Lavell, Kingston. Mr. Langford has récently returned from the Convention held in Tokio, Japan, and winner of the game will be declared | group winner and will meet Wolfe ir his addresses were of very special in- terest and helpfulness. Judge Lavell gave a lucid and clear statement of the present situation in Ontario regarding ths temperance movement, and his answers to ques- tions of practical interest and impor:- ance were peceived with great satis- faction. The ladies of the church provided noon and evening meals for the dele- gates, and by resolution the thanks of all present were extended to them for kind hospitality. The pastor, Rev. A. W. Stewart, did everything possible to make thy gathering a suc- cess, BPORT Feb. 26.--The opening of the boys' work conference took place to-day, when a large number of delegates from various points within the counties of Leeds, Grenville and Frontenac registered ay Grace Meth- dist church and received their bil- ots among the many friends of the town. There was also quite a fair representation of those interested in boys' work." Mayor W. J. Wilson gave an address of welcome to boys and workers, which was duly ac- knowledged by those in attendance. Rev. George W. Dustin, pastor of Seeley"s Bay Methodist church, is gpending a few days in town with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, William T. Dustin, Garden street, Mrs. Mary Phillips, who has been spending the past two months in town, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George" Pickett, North street, has returned to her home near Athens. A writ to recover amounts of dividends wrongfully accepted from the defunct Dominion Permanent Loan Company against 700_ share- holders has been issued by Liquida- tor G. T. Clarkson, An educational beauty show, said to by the first of its Kind ang size to be held outside of Paris, will be staged at Chicago next week. Quickly Relieves EE a d an - ing. It affords quick, positive relief to aching shi hastens Years of success stand behind it. Give it a trial. * ¥ World's Sunday School ISCHEME OF OVERNMENT at the and 5th. '"Dardanella," YOUR RHEUMATISH Remove Its Cause by Purifying Your Blood. One of the most important duties of your system is to burn up certain substances no longer of use in your body. One is uric acid, now gener- ally held to be the tause of rheuma- tism. It inflames the joints, stiffens the muscles, causes pains, aches, and lameness. - The system is helped to dispose of this troublesome substance, and rheumatism is permanently relieved, by Hood's Sarsapdrilla, the one true blood purifier. It is aided in many cases by Hood's Pills, which in small doses are a gentle laxative, in larger doses an active cathartic. A grand course of treatment, econo- mical and effective. T0 CONTRACTORS Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to noon of Thursday, March the 3rd, for the several works required in converting the old Con- gress Hotel and Hall buildings into Apartments--for H. B. Wartell, Esq. Lowest or any tender not neces sarily accepted. Plans and specifications may be seem at my office, and on the build- ing. THOMAS R. P. POWER Architect. 114 Earl street. wl = MN For Ireland Proposed Registrar of University of Cork. Cork, Feb. 26.--An original sch- €me of government for Ireland, pro- posed by Professor Alfred O'Rahilly, registrar of the University of Cork, is arousing great interest in Ireland. The correspondent has been informed that the plan has been indorsed by many men prominent in the Sinn Fein movement, in which Professor O"Ra- hilly is a recognized leader. Briefly, the scheme calls for an Irish confederation and, according to Professor O'Rahilly, who discussed it at length in an interview with the correspondent, it provides the only solution of the northeast Ulster ques- by | Irish confederation they ought to get tion. Professor O'Rahilly is not opposed to the idea of partition. "Our proper attitude," he said, 'should be to in- sist on more part ition. Ireland should be divided n¥T into two but into 40 regions. By tradition, instinct, faith and circumstances we ought to aim at decentralization and regionalism |- and uphold the sovereignty of the people. : ) "What many quite fair-minded Ul- ster business men fear is the possi- bility of an all-powerful central par- liament in Dublin. And to tell the truth Cork men are not really enthu- sastic about a Dublin Westminster, nor dre Connemara peasants likely to favor a central sovereign assemb-4 ly controlling all the minutiae of Dr, Beil's Veterinary Wander 50,000 one dollar ($1.00) bottles Free to horsemen who give the Wonder a fair trial. Guaranteed for Colle, Inflammation of the Lungs, Bowels, Kidneys, Fevers, Distemper. ete, Send 28c. for Malling Package etc Agents wanted. 'rite your address plainly. DR. BELL, V.S., KINGSTON, Ont. Fresh an d dainty Sargent's Drug Store Corner Prnicess and Montreal Streets. Tel 41. The Canandian Pacific Railway NEW CITY TICKET OFFICE : ON MARCH 1, 1920, AT 180 WELLINGTON ST., KINGSTON Rail, Steamship and Sleeping Car Tickets on sale. Phone 1197. F. CONWAY, City Passenger Agent. Announcement I wish to announce to the public that 1 will open an up-town Fish Market at 351 Princess Street (between Barrie and Cler Streets) an March Ist. I will handle Foy and Salt Water Fish, Oysters, Canned Goods and Poultry at reasonab My Motto: 'Clean le prices. liness and quality." Phone orders quickly delivered. Thanking you in advance for your patronage. James Hussey, Proprielo bali power a cient and free from alum and & ig Why it is the Choice ofthe wise economical housewife. The brand "PRIMUS" is your guarentes CHAPUT, FILS & CIE, Limitée, p------ ---- L © burity and quality. 32 MONTREAL Irish life. "It's a mistake to think there is merely an Ulster problem. There are about forty problems, We are a he- tereogeneous people and to remain true to ourselves we must have far more local liberty and regional aute nomy than is allowed in the ideal ol a central parilament or two assemb- lies in Belfast and Dublin." In Switzerland, he pointed out, there are twenty-two sovereign states differing in religion, language, size and economic position although Swit- zerland is only half the size of Ire- land. "Every Irish county," he went on, "has as much right to 'partition as County Down or Belfast. The real object to the Partition Act is that it doesn't Bive Belfast and Ulster en- ough local liberty and power. In an far more. The proposed federal system, Pro- | fessor O'Rehilly said, might be eith- er doi or republican. There would be a federal assembly consist- ing of a national council and a coun cil of counties. ---------------- Another damli: Once upon a time there was a mother who dressed bet- ter than her unmarried daughter. 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