on WHIG. er fd i Sh Ee BE Sa os THE DAILY BRITISH k TS - ------ ee ee ttt tee Er -- ---------- Ee ------------------------------------ bd or ? a ~ " - ° : B U A MUSICAL--VAUDEVILLE-G! { BU : HOUSE AA Vaups IRL JOHN BURLEY | ESTATE. . FEATURING INTERNATIONAL ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL Phone 1071. | TONIGHT EVG. .......25¢, 50c, 75c, $1.00 now on sale. HARVEY S GREATER MINSTRELS and OCTOROON BEAUTY CHORUS Genuine Darkey Jubilee Singers ' and Coon outers the Public Trustee, Administrator of | the estate of the late John Burley, de- ceased, to offer for sale by Public Auc- | tien at-- | THE BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL, KINGSTON, ON | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27th, i822, | At 2 pm. The following valuable properties, | situate in the City of Kingston: { PARCEL NO. 1.--Soltd grey stone building, containing store and offices known as 100 Princess Street, having a frontage on Princess Street of about 26 feet with a ntage %n Wel- lington Street of 40 feet more or less PARCEL NO. 2.--8ol!d grey stone building containing store and offices known as 102 Princess street, having a frontage on Princess Street or 24 STARS 50-Minstrel Rugd and Queens--50 Vaudeville Acts The Greatest Singing "FirstPart" snd the Street Parade Daily and Band Concerts Traveling in their own Fine Steel Train 12" pita 12 ? Something NEW in Vaudeville and NOVEL in Minstrelsy Most Sensational ¥audeville Ever Seen With Minstrels -- Minstrels De Luxa in Front of Theatre Prece Each Performance dig GRAN 3 DAYS, COMMENCING | Thursday, Oct. 19 OUR OWN Rex Stock Company IN A REAL REX COMEDY "IN WALKED JIMMY" VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS ICES 30¢ | SATURDAY MATINEE: CHILDREN, 10c.; ADULTS, 25c. feet more or less by a depth of 30 feet more or less. PARCEL NO. 3--Solld brick building HOUSE containing stores and offices known as 188 to 192 Wellington. street, avin OPERA a frontage of 40 feet more or less by | a depth of 60 feet more or less. PARCEL NO. 4.--Sclid grey stone building containing store and offices known as 182 Wellington street, hav- Ing a frontage of 28 feet more or less on Wellington Street, with yard in rear. TERMS OF SALE: --The properties -4 will be offered subject to reserve blds Purchasers w 11 be required to pay 10% in cash on date of sale and to sign an Agreement to complete the purchase within sixty days thereafter or on pro- duction of deed when the balance of the purchase money shall be payable In cash, i? The properties are sold subject to ex- isting tenancies, particulars of which will be furnished at time of sale. Pos- ses: 'on or receipt of rents and profits wi be given en completion of sale. kur further particulars apply, R. W. ALLEN, Auctioneer, or AMBROSE SHEA, Barrister, Cor. King and Brock Streets. W. WRIGHT, J Ty ., 50c.. GALLERY .... 10c. K. Osgoode Hall, Toronto. ---- -- nmin Attraction Extraordinary STARTING TOMORROW Norma Talmadge "THE ETERNAL FLAME" THE DRAMA MAGNIFICENT--8 SUPREME REELS For Normn Talmadge--for the Art of the Screen--another achievement. Vast scemes, magnificent in investiture of color and crowd, will hold your ej e--but ever holding your heart will be the glory, romance, drama, the ineffable appeal of this wonderful A-L-L-E-N LAVISH IN PRODUCTION, | SUPERB IN APPEA', AGLOW WITH THE YIN LIFE YINE OF 4 Instructions have been received from | - ee ert ing humanity, #t at times brings out They've stuffed the Ballot Boxes--only 900 voters in 'Bl | town and 1,748 votes are cast. i the smiles. IF in your heart you are Adapted from Honore Balzac's "La playing Same Bquare: no Duchesse de Langeais," with all the ma ' whee ops aa color and pomp and glory of the Second Restoration Period in the Court of Louis XVIII, it is an epic | DOROTI "THE SIREN CALL" THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ALSO ROUND THRER CHAPTER FOUR "THE LEATHER PUSHERS" "ROBINSON CRUSOE" wow open Song + Im, IT'S so" STRAND WIVES" of the screen, and Norma, as the beautiful and flirtatious duchess, is superb, Infurjated by the act of her hus- '§ AMUSEMENTS {What the Press Agents Say About §° - Coming Attractions Tonight Harvey's Minstrels. People who have. visited the Hag- « ~Wallace shows the past three will remember the novelty act wo by the dark-skinned "Aus- jan Waites" known among the as the "Australlan Whip- r " and were the one act that the people talked about after the pow. This act has been secured by r Harvey for his Greater Min- rels which will be at the Grand House tonight, The remark- work done by these peculiar peo- jo Is almost beyond description, as they do from a tribe of hunters," they acquired their in the wilds of Africa and Aus- "This act 1 one of many which 1 be presented by Mr. Harvey in what he calls, "The Only Show of its id in the World." § WALKED JIMMY" 18 REAL REX COMEDY Do you remember "Rex" in "The n Who Owned Broadway" and wo Many Crooks" and "Tweaty- Hours of Truth" and many ers of this like? It has deen a since we have seen our tle stellar comedian in a real "Rex" t, but next week he wil have a je to return to one of those to have been As Jimmis in "In Jimmy" be is, to put #t mild- : This comedy is so dif- a ent from anything else that the any has ever played, that it will . EN optimism, it is rightly called. Never until you have seen this play do you really realize the value of a smile: [Do you know there is psychology to color? Well there is. When you look out of the window, first thing ic the momning, and it és pouring rain, do you feel the same as you 'would if the sun were shining bright- ly? If your room is full of bright pretty colors, do you feel as blue as you would if you had it filled with uninteresting drab colored things Meet a man with a scowl, and he shies from meet him with a smile, a he B gs Ve Well, anyway, o; and heartless coquette of the court. She from an evening of wonderful fun jtors with men's hearts once foo often. and entertainment, you learn at last {Ceneral Armand de Montriveau. just how much that Mttle old smile friend of Napoleon, learns he is but of yours is worth. The Two Browns the object of her vanity, that she is will appear again in vaudeville, laughing at h's love. Transformed into a man of violent passion, he makes her captive to inflict a 'ernible NORMA TALMADGE SCORES revenge, but. somehow he camnmot NEW SPRCTACULAR TRIUMPH [bring himselt to brand her forehead IN "THE ETERNAL FLAME" | with the mark of infamy. He releases After "Smilin' it may (her. Then comes her suffeMng. She sound admost too good to true to {realizes her love for him. Her jetters say that Norma Talmadge has made are returned unanswered. Every anti- an even better production. But after | fice she employs to attract him fails. viewing her in "The Eternal Flame," | Heartbroken, she, goes to a convent, the First National attraction whicif{detormined to remounce the world. ' Norma Telmedde in The Eternal ? NORMA TALMADGE rt the Allen, Thursday, Friday, Sat- ay. band, the Duc de Langeals, who wagers on her purity, she becomes the in #sedt. A comedy of pillar of unique PRICES Matinee woman. 20c ATTEND MATINEES TO Evenings AVOID HIGHT CROWDS | tax tnoiuded| I Silk » Fie PURE SILK Fine, even weave, pure only; seamless leg. Semi- Annual Sale-- Silk and Wool SPORT HOSE Open Plain Silk and Wool Sport Howe--the latest novelty for fall wéar. Shades are Cordovan and White and Black and White. LE NOL JUITS 6 CLOAKS i wi the Women of Kingston. HOSIERY in Black and Navy wearer. 98c ITALIAN SILK HOSIERY Regular $3.50 to $4.00 145 pairs first ~uality, Ribbed, Glove Silk Hos- fery, in all colors, pointed heels. 275 pairs heavy quality, plain, Italian Silk, pointed heels--Black, Brown, Grey and White. Semi-Annual Sale--pair -work Ribbed and $1.95 GREY SUEDE GAUNTLETS ar $4.00 quality; Ore Gauntlets with gusset and strap- ped wrist. Semi-Annual Sale SPORT HOSE (All Wool) Perrin make; $1.95 css sesncense Every pair of Hosiery in this Sale is new fall merchandise -- the latest and most- fashionable shades and patterns for Autumn and Winter wear-- "Stockings that are not only smart and attractive but that will give service and satisfaction to the Semi-Annual Sale Women's 'Hosiery loves Commencing Tomorrow (Thursday) for one week only This Important Autumn Event Brings Genuine Savings to Phone 1071. $2.95 Pointed Heel SILK HOSIERY Heavy weight, first quality, full fashioned, pointed heel; all shades; limited quantity. Semi- Annual Sale-- '$1.95 ENGLISH SPORT HOSE Reg. $2.00 Fine quality, All-wool with ' Silk Embroidered 'lox in the new shades for fall. Semi-Annual Sale-- $1.45 cluding the new shades of Camel lar $2.00. Semi-Annual Sale "HOLEPROOF" PURE SILK First quality, ribbed tops, all colors, in- Every pair bears the maker's label. Regu- NOVELTY GAUNTLETS and Lark. $1.69 goods promptly fill- ed. bbed ain, tan or heather shades; Made in finest quality Chamoisette Suede a Ril or Via De nawest weaves. 95¢ in the light shades of Fawn and Tan with ] 35 Semi-Annual Bale ......cccv0e descends .e strapped wrists. Semi-Annual Sale ....... . ° > 'Phone or Mail Or- -- Bd All Postage or Ex- ders for advertised 2 press Parcels sent LIMITED 5 Ii4 PRINCESS STREET prepaid. Menjou is admirable as the Duc de Langea's. Others in she cast who contribute to one of the finest pic- tures of a decade are Wedgewood Nowell, Rose Mary Theby, Kate Les- ter; Thomas Ricketts, Irving Cum- mings and Otis Harlan. Dorothy Dalton Tomorvw. Dorothy Dalton has always been a favorite in Kingston, particularly when: she appears in a real full blooded out-door picture. She will be the featured star at the Strand Theatre, Thursday, Friday and Sat- urday of this week, in her latest Paramount offering, "The Siren Call." On the same programme will be Round Three of "The Leather Pushers," and Chapter Four of "The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe." The Yukon is a fascinating coun- try. Anything about the life of that | great wilderness is always interest- ing to the larger majority of citizens of Ontario. Dorothy Dalton, a girl who plays red-blooded roles bett:r than many men, is giving a Yukon picture that promises to be as good, "The Flame of The Yukon." It is a story that teems with colorful action and takes the spectator back to the days of the Alaskan gold rush, : Dorothy Dalton is dazsling in her characteristization of a dance hall girl who is torn between two emo- tions--Ilove for a real man who ap- preciates her and duty, to a faith- less husband. David Powell is ideal as the leading man and Edward J. Brady makes a splendid villaln. While the story is being unfolded on the screen some hair-raising stants are introduced. One scene where a canoe goes over a water fall will make you grasp your seat. "The Leather Pushers" has prov en to be an attraction well Worth the price of admission, and as each round is shown it grows in popular- ity. "The Adventures of Robinson make excellent entertaln- ment. Remember "Foolish Wives" opens next Monday and remains for only three days. ton, graduate nurse, of Watertown, N.Y., is visiting her parents here. On Thursday evening of last week, Miss Ruby Quail and Clarence Han- nah were married at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Quall. Mr. and Mrs. L. Fluke, Yarker, have moved into a house on Church street. John O'Connor has purchas- {ed the Wilson property adjoining his own. Claude Vandervoort, Yar- ker, spent the week-end with his brother here. Mrs, A. Joyce, nuci- ester, N. Y., is visiting her moter, Mrs. A. Madden. i KINGSTON COAL PRICE 10 BE FIXED SHORTLY But Will Not Be Below $16.50 ~Conference With Fuel Controller. In Toronto on Tuesday afternoon, the city council of Kingston and the Jocal coal dealers were represented before the Ontario fuel controler, J. A. Ellis, who heard an application from the city that he set the price of coal in Kingston for the winter. The price to be set will not be on the cargoes being bipught in by vessel this falt but on coal brought in by Tail, as much of the supply will have to come in cars after the season of navigation is closed. The city council was represented by Mayor Corbett and Alds. Latur- ney and Graham, and the coal aeal- by R. Crawford and J. F. So- 'The arguments of both were and Mr. Ellis said he would decision in a week's time. The ers held that $17.50 was the they could give Kingston, 3 i EET : | : 7 : ; 2 i i : g : : 2 £ uf i: i : v g i i i : f fi: i § (i i Makes Statement About Board of Reference. The Montreal Star of Tuesday had the following item: "Professor Brown, of McGill, President of the Inter-Collegiate "| Athletic Union, told The Star today positively that a meeting to discuss | reported Irregularities in Inter-Coi- legiate football and been held in Kingston last week." "There was no meeting of the !n- tercollegiate athletic union, nor any | formal meeting of the board of re:- erence," paid Principal R. Bruce Taylor of Queen's University today, when the statement published in the "There was a telephond communice- tion received by" Dean Skelton re- questing an Interview with Messrs. Brown, McGill, and McKenzie, of Toronto. [It was granted on the dls- tinct understanding that it would be entirely informal. No players of Queen's are in any way subject in action on the part of the union, es all are paying their own way, ani have excellent academic qualifiia- tions, Batstone and Thomas being beyond questiod." One player whose qualifications are sald to be liable to question 1s a McGill player, who is said to be re- celving his board and fees from Mc- Gil. ; SATURDAY, Choice assortment of all kinds MADE BREAD. Phone 1020w. Principal Taylor, of Queen's, Montreal Star was referred to him. An Announcement F. C. HAMBROOK wishes to announce that he is opening a NEW CAKE AND PASTRY STORE 115 BROCK ST. DANCING LESSONS Will Be Taught Every Night at GARDEN HALL All lessons by appoint ment oaly. ,. Young or old, it's mever too late to learn to dance. Madam 8S, Cohen, Teacher 111 Brock St. Phone 3357. Res. Phone 187TH, | Removal Notice W. H. FRANCIS, PAINTER i Has moved to 438 DIVISION ST. Drop a card or phone 1885J and |] you will receive prompt attention. Workmanship guaranteed and prices right. SPORTING NEWS U. OF T. TO SEND TENNIS TEAM HERE Although it was not expected that the University of Toronto would send a tennis team td the 'Intercollegiate meet here on Thuraday, the an- noauncement of the members of ths team has been made. The players are: J. Lyons, Larkin, Ham, N. J. Endidstt, Phillips and Williams. The tournament is billed to run threo days, Thursday, Friday and Satur day and will be played on the Rocks wood Hospital courts. Thomas Leads. The elimination singles in the ten nis tournament at Queen's resulted in a victory for "Bud" Thomas, the rugby player. On Tuesday afternpon be defeated Ian McLachlan, the run- ner-up, after a fast a furious contest which attracted a large number of gpectators, First must give place to last, be- cause last must have his time to come, but last gives place to nothing, for there is not another to succeed. Railroad rates in Poland w.l be doubled, beginming with November 1st, it is announced in Warsaw. a ct i ot IND OCTOBER 21st of CARES, PASTRY and HOME- ou Friday for a trial order for Pe