gk SIRI in ' THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1022, THE DAILY _RITISH WHIG. AMUSEMENTS What the Press Agents Say About Coming Attractions Tonight "The Spenders." Tonight will be the opening per- formance: of "The Spenders," the play that hte Rex Stock Compary 1m producing at the Grand Opera House the last three of this week, with a épecial matinee on (Good Friday and he usual matinee Satarday after- noon. This play was made into one of the greatest pictures of the season called "Foolish Wives," and deals with a delicate subject in a: masterly manner. It is 'something altogether different from the usual type of play, and it speaks well for this company that they are able to produce a play of this magnitude. It teaches a won- derful lesson, not only to maried cou- ples but to all young manhood and womanhood. Husbands and wives the eternal question from a new an- gle, is the'theme of this play, and it offers one of the most common senso solutions yet presented to the public, | lina mountaineer, a character abso- The company are all: well cast, and | lutely new in musecal comedy, but ona the presentation one' well worthy of | that provokes continuous laughter this popluar company.--Advt. | with occasional touches of pathos. - { Mr. Blackallers portrayal places him 'Rose of Washington Square." [pear the head of musical comedy The Astor Producing Company will | character comedians. --Advt, bring its production of "Rose of | Washington Square" to the Grana | 'Opera House next Wednesday, April Jackie Coogan, the little star who 19th. The show has.b®en heralded (has won the hearts of millions ot as one of the musical comedy hits of | Americans, has made another pict- the season. It has the pep and |ure, which will be seen at the Allen swing and zip that folks look for in theatre, starting a thfee day engage- a production staged by Manuel Led- | ment today. It is "My Boy," and an erer, no end of pretty tunes by Leo | Associated First National attraction Edwards, lever dancing, and\a most. and is by far the best thing this little consistent plot which holds interest |star has ever done. The story is grip but does not bother the brain. Thos. | pingly effective, and contains bath Hardin supplied the book and Hugo { humor and pathos. Jackie plays the Myers the lyrics, which are said to be {part of an immigrant orphan, who, unusually good. Of course, there Is | although only six years of age, is pne song that stands out as "The [ faced with the necessity of making Love Nest," His start in the game Jackie Coogan in "My Boy." did in "Mary" and | his own living. "Alice Blue Gown" in "Irene." It 1s !of life is effectively consummated "Eyes I Love" and is rapidly becom- {through his clever brain work, and Ing one of the whistling hits of the |it is not long before good fortune year. 'Arthur Blackaller has scored | smiles upon him. Claude Dilling- a triumph in the principal comedy | water and Mathilda Brundage ars role, that of an eccentric North Caro- {among the supporting cast.--Advt. Almonds, Filberts Assorted Satins . Assorted Glace .. ~ tre see seein FULL STOCK | | Opposite Y.M.C.A. Veal for Easter Just arrived a carload which must be sold on Sa ishing low prices. Also a long ned Goods, etc., to be sold ... Below Cost . | tur star who scored such successes In | "First Love" and "The Case of . | Becky" proves her high capacity for | fine emotional acting. Her .art 1s ® convincing, its grip is sure from the Maraschino Cherries-- cesses o....49c. per Ib. box Assorted Nut Chocolates, Brazils, Week-end Chocolates, assorted-- EGGS New York Candy Shop 314 Princess St. T. BOWLING i Dominion Meat STORE 1} Double Bill at Strand. |! The Strand are prepared to cater {well for the Easter holidays. At any rate they are making a good start to- |day with another double bill. Con- {stance Binney in "Midnight" is the {dramatic feature of the programme, [In this powerful picture the beauti- start, and in "Midnight" she carries her audience through without a hint of flagging. Miss Binney's support is of the best. Jack Mulhall is her leading man, while Arthur S. Hull, Edward Martindel. and William Courtleigh are othér notables. whose acting is known far and wide. Maur- ice Campbell, the director, 1s a mega- phone man who always gets big re- sults, while the scenes and settings are superb. The story? Well, sure ly the title is enough to get old and young alike guessing. The omedy feature is Charlie Chaplin n "A Dog's Life," a picture that provides sweeping scope for merriment and keeps the audience roaring to tne laugh-limit. Next week the Strana will present Wallace Reid during the first half, and Gloria Swanson during the second.--Advt. » Walnuts-- .49c¢. per Ib. box erro. 35¢. Ib box « .35¢. Ib. box ....35¢. per Ib. OF EASTER Late Miss M, J. O'Heron. The death took place at the House of Providence, Kingston, on Wed- nesday, of Miss M. J. O"Heron, for- merly of Bath. Deceased had been ailing for the past six years and bore her sufferings patiently. She was a Roman Catholic in religion and a member of the League of the Sacred Heart, B8urviving are) four sisters, Mrs. Thomas Bain, Bath; Miss L. Herring, Rochester, N.Y.; Mrs. Thomas Simpson, Phelps, N.Y., and Mrs, J. J. O'Hara, Belle- ville, A solemn libera was chanted at the House of Providence chapel. Interment will take place at Ro- chester, N.Y. John Bain, of this city, left for Rochester with the body. SIORY OF POLICE COURT Owner of Vicious Dog Must Destroy Canine or Send It Away. "Dogs delight to bark and °bite," is a time-worn saying. The canines may bark without getting into seri- ous trouble, but when they bite and attack people on the street, there is trouble for the oWwaer. Mrs. Mary Ann Hutchins, Welling- ton street, is the owner of a dog she prizes very much, but the dog has a habit of attacking peopie as they pass along the street. The other day, a well-known citizen was pass- ing and the dog attacked him. The police summoned the owner before the magistrate Thursday morning, but she did not appear until after the court was over. She said she could not get to court at ten o'clock and made a strong protest when in- formed that the magistrate had giv- "~ Phone 1268). of Veal, all farm fed, y at aston- list of Can- Stewing . .3 Ibs. 10c. Fronts frets a stare DC Chops anne tees 14. CREAMERY Belleville ... . . .42c. Golden Glow ...40c. en orders that the dog must be | "kittea or taken out of the city within twenty-four hours." The magistrate heard evidence in regard to the way fn which the dog had been acting and then passed sentence, Kingston's pavements must be protected. J. M. Sherlock made so bold as to drive a heavy tractor along Clarence street on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Sherlock told the magistrate that he did not know about the laws governing Kingston's pavements, and that he had been accustomed to driving tractors on pavements in other cities. The magistrate imposed a fine of $2 and costs, but the mecused pro- tested, and asked if he had permis- sion to appeal. "Yes, you can appeal all you like," remarked the m 3 The wayward young girl, who was CANNED GOODS, Etc. Tomatoes . 2 for 29c. Peas ....2 for 29¢. Corn ....3 for 35¢. Campbells Soups 14¢ Catsup, large . .23c. Catsup, small . . 15. Salmon . . ... . .15¢. PICNIC HAMS .... PURE LARD ... .. cortalled by the police a few nights 8g0, was further remanded. for a week. She appeared under the guid- ing hand of the Salvaticu Army ma- tron. The case against Mrs. Mellroy, charged with an infraction of the is vesinaniva TC IDs be one of remands. For the third JAMS--Strawberry (4 1b. tin) . . ... .55c. Raspberry (4 1b. tin) ......... 55c. WE DELIVER TO ALL PARTS | Ontario Temperance Act, appears to | i | time the case was enlarged for a week, The district agricultural represen- tative, Mr. Sirrett, will give an {llus- trated talk to the Kingston Poultry Association at the Agricultural Hall, | Market Sauare. Thursdar at & om. COSTS HIM. $92.50. YMCA. ATHLETIC EVENTS| com rem | Planning For Ten Mile Bicycle Race on May 6th--Five on April 29th. One of the big athletic évents planned by the Y.M.C.A. authorities {is a 10 mile bicycle race which will | be staged on Saturday afternoon, Any boy in the city, whe- | May 6th. {ther a member of the Y.M.C.A. or {not; may enter, providing he is 17 | years of age or over. The contest- [ants wil start from the "Y" at 3 | p.m.; and the route will be out Prin- | cess and the York road to the "Five Mile House," and return the same way. The route of the five mile bicycle race has also been announced. This race is for all boys under 17 years, and will be held on Saturday after- noon, April 20th. The route extends from the Y.M.C.A.; up Princess to University avenue; down University to Stuart street; down Barrie street; down Barrie to King street; out King to the Penitentiary road; out Penitentiary road to Bath road; Bath road to Princes street; and down Princess to the "Y." These two races, with the fancy dress bicycle parade on the morning of Saturday, April 29th, are creating great interest among members of the "Y", and other boys in the city. It is expected that there will be a large turnout, and if the weather is favorable, the events | should be highly successful. Entries close at noon on the day previous to {the races. Suitable prizes will de given, which will later be on display in the window of Treadgold"s sport- ing goods store. re timate, GANANOQUE April 13.--Miss Mabel Carpenter entertained her Sunday school class at a banquet in the basement of the Methodist church last evening. The proceeds go toward missions. The body of William Allen, Sr. who died at Balboa, Panama, on Jan, 15th, has arrived and the funeral will take place to Willowbank cemetery this afternoon. . The young sons of Mrs. I. Arm- strong, Church street, were taken to the isolation hospital in Kingston, suffering with diphtheria, William Pratt, who has been un- dergoing treatment in the Kingston General Hospital, arrived home yes- terday, . Mrs. W. F. LaQue is spending a few days in Toronto. Harry Cooper and Harold Valleau are in Montreal on business, The government vessel Scout ar- rived here yesterday on the business of placing the bueys ete., in position. The first of the special services in Grace Methodist church was held last evening, The Ladies Auxiliary of Bethel Church, on Gananoque East Circuit, held a supper on Tuesday evening. THREE COUNTY BRIDGES Are to Be Constructed at Ve- rona, Collin's Bay and Front Road. -- The good roads ocmmittee of the County of Frontenac has decided to do considerable bridge work during the summer months. On Thursday morning, R. H. Fair, county road superintendent, asked six firms to tender on the new bridges which wiil be constructed. The largest one to be erected will be at Verona. The old steel bridge on the outskirts of the village, which has done service for years, is to be taken down and replaced by a new one. The new structure will be put on a new loca- tion. The reason for taking down the old bridge is to straighten the road at this point. It has been very dangerous for years, as people who are driving from Hartington along the road are unable to see the turn which leads unto the bridge until they are right up to it. 'The com- mittee has purchased some land to make it possible {0 construct a straight roadway leading to the bridge. The new bridge will be about thirty feet in length and will be steel placed om concrete piers. 'This road is known as provincial county road No. 3. A new steel bridge will be erected in the village of Collin's Bay. The structuré which has done service for years is very narrow and getting very dangerous. a The bridge on the front road near the golf links fs to be taken down and will be replaced by a steel structure. This work will require a large number of men. the work on the Battersea road as well as doing other work in the townships of Kingston and Storring- ton. General repair work will be done all over the county. R. H. Fair figures that he will re- quire about ona hundred men when the season is at fits height. -------------- ROCHA. Band Played. The R.C.H.A. band under the di- rection of Captain Light, gave a splendid concert on the market square today. A cello was added to the band and the effect was fine in numbers played. The audience, composed hundreds of citizens on King from the Whig office to Brock street, showed . appreciation by repeated applause. -- The Bishop of Ontario administer- ed the apostolic rite of confirmation to a large number of candidates, many of whom were wdults, in St. Stuart to the younger The committee intends to complete O.T.A. Claude Parks, Elm Tree, was con- |victed of a breach of the Ontario |Temperance Act at Sharbot Lake, |on Wednesday, and fined $50 and icosts, a total of $92.50. There were itwo charges, keeping liquor for sale {and purchasing liquor from a per- {son who had no license. The first |case was dismissed, but he pleaded guilty to the second. Magistrates |S. Gordon and A. Gray presided. C. | R. Webster, Kingston, was prose- {cator and T. J. Rigney, K.C., de- | tended the prisoner. Provincial | Police Constables Hornbeck and R. Clarke conducted an investigation on March 25th last and the cases were the result of their work. The weekly address, which was to be given at the Royal Military Col- lege on Wednesday afternoon, wus PY TT 5 * Builds Bonnie Glaxo is super-milk Glaxo "is pure, uncontaminated milk and cream made safe and suitable and comfort. ably digestible for. Baby by the Glaxo 523 8 i ETT TAN TTT dh AT JE a Babies ® 34 Eh 4 EE rl =] postponed at the request of the com- mandant, until after the final ex- aminations. 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