THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG AMUSEMENTS What the Press Agents Say About Coming Attractions THREE SOLDIERS FIGURE IN THRILLING ADVENTURE They were "soldiers three" -- a British "Tommy", a French pollu and a Belgian corporal. The is- |. tice had been signed™and had just obtained their release from tae military encampment. As they walked triumphantly, arm in arm, out of the stockade gates to free- dom, they were happy. Gone were war's dangers; now to "2njoy once more a life a peace, They walked down the road, en their way to--well, they didn't care whither they were bound for the moment as long as the trail led to an inn where they could drink to thelr friendship in vin rouge. Then for home. This was the starting point of an adventure such as none of the trio had ever dreamed of. They found themselves enmeshed in a plot by which a group of intriguing poli- ticlans were attempting to seize the throne of Moravia. The dangers that confronted them during the |. next few days made war's perils re- semble a child's game In compari- scn, And before the French soldier had recovered from the daze into which he had been precipitated by the kaleidoscope of events, he found bimself married to a countess and on the thtone. ee N This is a portion of the fascinit- ing story of "Refuge," a First Na- tional attraction staring Katherine McDonald, at the Allen Theatre today, STOCK MARKETS (Reported by Johnston & Ward, $6 Princess street, Members of the Montreal and Toronto Stock Ex- changes). New York. Ami LoCo soca i.e ow Am. CaI. +.:c ciaiine on Baldwin Loco .. B. and O. .... Chandler Motors Cosden Oil .. . vee California Fete Co PaRe oo 00 ass Crucible Steel .... ' wen. Asphalt GG. B.T. . ..v0ia Kellay Springhield .. | Mack Motois Marland Oil .... N. © C. "New Haven GARON Pacific Oil os... eee t---- Fan. Am. Pete New Leather Pushers J ie Am vet 5 1 Producers & Refiners 21% Round 5 Studebaker .... «... o.v. 1043 BON. PAL ++ ss se ae sees 86 ~~~ | Sou Ry ... 321; ? | Sinclair Oil.. 20% - v t { 50s sesee wees cow we sue 27h 28%, 111g 34% 613% LEATRICE JOY, NITA NALDI, LEWIS STONE and PAULINE -------- REMARKABLE SET. Director Melford Praises Great New | {Standard Oil of California Production, Standard i0l of New Jersey 33 42% 130 90%; 8% BLUNDERS Can't Fool Your Wife," nbn | TO%a8 OIL "vnes 'etrnss «on Union Pacific ... .. U.S. 8teel ovov sues Wabash soe o wom sss Montreal. ° Sales up to 12:30 n.m. Aug 16th 2p.m. 63% 49 15% 122 44 40 18% 88% 801% « 103 761% 25 15 47% 4% 93 view. at the Strand theatre for three days beginning today, speaks enthusiastically of the big batiaing pool interior set in that picture, which is said to be one of the best ever prepared for any picture pro- duction. Although the picture was started in New York, it was finished at the Paramount studio in Hollywood, calif. Humorously, it was sald, that "Uncle George" -brought/ his people all the way from the East to the West to give them a: batn in the bright biue Pacific. As a matter of fact, it was necessary to Abitibi Power Asbestos. ... .. Atlantic Sugar.. ., | Bell Telephone... Brazile... oo as Brompton, .. es .. .... British Empire Steel 2nd Pfd Can. Converters. . . Can. Cement Com.. .. Can. Cament Pfd.. Can. Car Ptd Coban Can. Sugar Pfd was obviously almost impossible on account of weather conditions, The picture closes with a remark- able interior set, however, This is 65 a big bathing pool with a back- + 4s ass +o 64 |bround of flowers and trees, pergol- 671 |88 and canopies. Here dozen of 160 beautiful girls doff evening gowns 98 and reveal bathing suits beneath, af- 73 ter which they and their male es- 881% corts plunge into the pool. ae 230 "It is a picture that is sure to . 111 please, I believe," said Mr Meltord, 48% "It has bright and snappy titles a very melo-dramatic climax, plenty of utra-modern action and costuming and a sort of 'verve' and 'go' which is typical of the age in which we live. It is different from any of my previous pruductions, but extremely interesting. And the cast is an ex- cellent one." When it is rememberel that Lea- trice Joy, Lewis Stone, Nita. Naldi, Pauline Garon and many others of note appear (these four being fea- tured) his statement regarding the cast is verified. : rn FRONTENAC CHEESE BOARD. "sve esse "sccm os "es ase Weyagamack.. .. .. mmr iintt GRAIN QUOTATIONS. "se se Wheat May... Sept.... .. DeG..s. oo Oats-- May.... Sept.. .. Corn-- MAY. oa soesins con sonia Bopt.cos seer 0s sae nee DOCevee cose as seve se i 109% 101% 104% 64% T% 63% 41% | 36% hiking? | Dom. Glag8.c.o wu oo oars * The answer will be found among | Dom: Textile.... vs vs eves Laurentide.... os so sa ss Howard Smith.... .. Statement .of Sister of Frank National Breweries Com .. Morden, Toronto, Who |Osilvie.... .. Toronto, Aug. 16.--Frank More o nish River Com .... , aged twenty-five, died this rE SA - mobile he was driving plunged over | muin Cit.... embankment at Wilcox Lake, en, expressed the opinton that her her, who had been In ill-health, Stutt had been riding with [orden, and when they came to the Can. Syamship Com ., ... Can. Steamship Pfd ., .. . y's want ads. Dom. Bridge... ------------ Detroit United.... .. Tlinots..... .. {Montreal Power.... Penmans..... os +s Dies of Injuries. Price Bros.... .. .. morning as the result of injuries re-| Shawinigan. , ceived last night when an auto-! ome miles north of this city. . In a statement made this morn- iberately drove the car over the 1 ment, With her little girl t he ordered them all out of car saying, "If I ever go down Is this woman dressed properly| Dom. Steel Pfd.. .. ... . Gen. Electric. . ~ GAR OVER EMBANKME ; esses | Mackay.. .... Quebec Ralls...» «ss os:ve i Steel of Canada... , Mrs. Ada Ssutt, sister of Mor- i & male friend of the family, am, 1 shall never come back Sales Made at 19 18-16 cts. at a i Meeting on Thursday. v ' Cheese sold at 19 3-18 cents on ine Frontenac cheese board on Thursday afternoon. There was boarded 354 boxes of colored cheese as loilows: Glenburnie, 30; Howe Island, 22; Model, 60; Outario, 20; St. Law- rquce, 24; Silver Springs, 30; Tuou- sand Islands, 23; Verona, 80; Wolle Sess cee see sess es sens ses #4 seeees sss» "Pes ee evan "ae True merit, like the pearl inside @ oyster, is content to remain until it finds an opening. | H. Weir George Melford, producer of "You | A. McIver a splendid |3 Kay F. Paramount picture which will be ou | R. S. Graham ~ Dr. E Ryan C. C. Hodgins Js» Tunbridge J.C. Thomson ~~ W. J. Davidson C. Jenkins H. Weir 'AN. Mclver ! S. Kay R. 8. Graham J. Tunbridge J. C. Thomson J. Dawdson C. Jenkins J. Drumm N. Tutton B. Sears Jas. Lawless SPORTING NEWS Golf Today. Today fifteen men and twelve la- dies of the Picton Golf Club arriv- ed in Kingston for the inter-club tournament at the Cataraqui links ibis afternoon. The party will be guests of the local club for lunch and dinner and the tournament will be on all afternoon. Kingston paid a similar visit to Picton some time ago, in which the men of the clubs tied and the Kingston ladies were defeated by a small margin. The Kingston ladies team is com- posed of the following, Mms. H. C. Welch, Mrs. W. R. Givens, Mrs. Char- les, Taylor, Mrs. W. Minnes, Mrs. J. O Macdonald, Miss Marion Redden, Mrs James Miller, Mrs. W, Mitchell, Mrs. Noel Lee, Miss A. Rutherford, Miss Grace Mooers and Mrs. R. N. F. McFarlane; spares, Mrs, Ber- tram (Dundas), Mrs. A. E. Ross and Miss Helen Tofleld. Bowling Games. Four scheduled rink games were played on Wednesday evening at Queen's bowling greens. Tho results are as follows: -- / M. Manahan defeated A. E. Tread- gold, 14--11. C. C. Hodgins defeated G. Van- horne, 13---12. A. Tumoott defeated H. Newman, (default). F. Crozier defeated Dr. Sparks, 10-8. R. BE ROCKWOOD PLAY NAPANEE. On Wednesday at Rockwood Hos- pital, the Napanee bowlers held a most enjoyable outing which was mutually enjoyed both by the mem- bers of Rockwood bowling slub amd their confreres from Napanee. The green was in excellent playing and the weather conditions were ideal. trim for Afternoon Games. Rockwood Napanee W. P. Deroche J. MoPherson 8. Soott F. W. Battett --Skip. --8kip. E. McLaughlin "W. R. WaddellW. A. Steacy '"" Chas. Ryan J. L. Boyes F. Bell ~--8kip. --Skip. J. Light. W. Loyst R. C. Root H. Lapum --Skip. ~SKkip. Geo. Milborrow N. E. Root N. Tutton i get beach scenes and to do this in | B- Sears the Bast during the winter season | J28. Lawless Jas. McGillvary J. P. Pringle W. C. Dollar --Skip. --Skip. Evening Games. Y N. BE. Root Jas. McGillvary I. P. Pringle W. C. Dollar --Siip. --Skip i cr. H. F. Flowers _W. P. Deroche Dr. E. Ryan J. McPherson "W. R. WaddellF. 8. Soott "Chas. Ryan F. W. Barrett --Skip --8kip E. McLaughlip W. A! Steacy J. L. Boyes F. Bell --8kip rn ' J. Light W. Loyst R. C. Root H. Lapum ~--8kip --Skip Some fine play wae made during Skip the games, Rockwood finally winn- ing out by a comfortable margin. The Dinghy Regatta. An InterCity dinghy regatta is to be held on Saturday, Aug. 18th over the Kingston Yac Club course. It is the third of the series for the championship cup; Kingston stands a .good chance for present standing. The clubs contending are the Kingston Yacht club, The Royal St. Lawrence club, the Royal Canadian club, Toronto. Montreal, and D. M. Jemmett and crew and ston club in an open series, Dr. 'Bruce Hopkins and H. Hora repres- enting the latter club. There will be three races in each class the crews changing boats at | the conclusion of each race. | Arrangements are being made | a dance being given in the evening to which members of the club and out-of-town visitors only are lavit-] ed. : | THE PETERBORO SQUAD | SNATCH OPENING GAME | fThe Grand Trunks Defeated On Their Home Lot 3 to 2. 'The Belleville Grand Trunks were forced to bow to Peterboro by 3 to 2, In the first of the home and home games of the "B" division play-Sifs, for the Central Oatario Baseball League championship, in the form. er town, on Wednesday afternoon. The visitors scored their entire three runs In the opening frame, | when '"Peenfe" Mills, in left field, | allowed a long drive to go past him, | and then stood by and watched the | centre fielder chase after the roll- | ing ball. That started the Mreworks ' and before the home squad could | collect themselves, the Solomonites | had forced two more runs across the plate. 'Williams, the Indian ace, held the slugging Peterboro gang in the hol- low of his hand for the remainder of the game, and had the best of the argument over Heckman, who | was on the mound for the visitors. Belleville scored two runs in their half of the sixth innings, but failed | to rally enough to tie up the count: | or forge in front, The game was a | pitchers' duel throughout, and was extremely spectacular from the; spectators' point of view. Belleville will now have to defeat Peterboro on their home lot, and win the final contest on neutral] ground, which is a real handicap to | overcome. It would appear as If the bad break in the opening inn- ings on Wednesday afternoon, snatched the championship from the clever railway team. If the series should require a third game, the Kingston fans may see the final contest at the Fair 'Grounds, although Cobourg will also 'bid for the decisive game. Polo On Wednesday. Montreal's well mounted team de- feated the Myopia Sea Gulls in the tinals for the Hill cup on Wednes-| day at the Thousand Islands Polo | field on Wellesley Island, 8 to 7. To- ronto won 11 to 6 from the Thous- and Island team. THURSDAY, AUG. 16, vas. for the'entertainment of the visitors, |}. USTIN'S fhe DRUG STORE [es 230 Service Try Us-We'l Stand The Test FISHING TACKLE Fighting Finny Folk Waiting for the isherman Before you start on your Fishing trip fit up your kit properly, and be prepared to land your game. You may depend upon the quality of our-- Rods, Reels, Lines, Hooks, Nets and Baits MOIR'S Kodak As You Go CHOCOLATES Put it in your pocket and it : puts your trip in ictures, "With the Unforgetable We're ready with the i hn Coatings" Kodak line for you to choose Pure, fresh and delicious. Fin- from. est of bulk Chocolates-- Price 75c. Ib. |goviues --32.50 he "A: Smile With 7 ¥ S Every Shave ; SPIC There 1s no reason why any Our Spices will prove a reve- man should not shave himself [lation to people who have been smoothly, comfortably and [using the ordinary sort. For smilingly. This will be attain- cess | anni reserving ed by using Willlams' Shaving Jun i = S > ug. » Stick, Cream or Powder. - DE ay 2 our Spices . ere. © Spice right, the Price, each 35¢c. [pric 1s right. DEVELOPING and PRINTING We take ptide in bur Finishing Depart- ment. Let us do your developing and print- ing. : W. E. AUSTIN King 'and Princess Streets, Kingston King Street, Gananoque This afternoon Montreal and To- ronto will play for the Commo- dore's cup. B ASEBAL SCORES International Leaguo. Syracuse 4; Reading 1. Buffalo 13; Newark 4. Jersey City 7; Toronto 6, game). Toronto 9; Jersey City 2, ond game). Baltimore 9; game). Rochester 6; Baltimore 4, ond game.) Rochester 1 National League. Cincinnati 6; New York 3, game). Cincinnati 10; New York 5, Fond game.) Boston 3; Chicago 2. Pittsburg 4; Philadelphia 3. Brooklyn 7; St. Louis 1. American Leaguc. St. Louis 5; New York 3. Boston 8; Cleveland 6. Detroit 7; Philadelphia 5. Washington 5; Chicago 1 (first, 1 12 innings.) Chicago 4; Washington 3 (sec- ond game). Cairn Is Unveiled. - St. Catharines, Aug. 16. -- The cairn erected on the site of the bat- tle of Fort George, marking the spot ee fa oy | mE *11.00 | Non-skid, guaranteed first quality Tires The Central Garage Limited Phone 600. Brock and Montreal Streets. WE NEVER CLOSE. THRESHERS SUPPLIES Threshers will do well to'get our prices when filling out for harvest. We carry a complete stock of Rubber Belting from | inch to 7 inches, Belt Lacing, Oils, Greases, Packing, Valves, and everything necessary for your work. PL ; Lemmon & Sons 187 PRINCESS STREET Island, 45. At 19 15-16 cents, George Smita bought the offering of Howp Isiand; raspberry disease causing in Ontanlo. Sherman and Henry Hill have been | CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION | selected to represent the local club TORONTO | where the American soldiers first touched Canadian soil in the war of - Winnipeg. Wheat-- 3 Jaly.... OBsess coer sn at oonnss Dees... Oats-- se ve se ss Ontario, St. Lawre§ce, Thonsand 1s- lands and Wolfe Island and at the same price, L. W. Murphy sccured the offering of Silyer Springs and John Gibson secured the offering of Glen- burnle. , Secretary William Villar read a letter from Anthony Rankin, M.P.P., regarding a letter sent to him by the 'board regarding proposed amend- seem esse sens ae was se ses sense ce sees se ee wu. ------ Oldest U. 8. Golf Course. : rill be. sold on 'block at a ion of pay ili in the races. The Crescent Yacht Club, Water. town, N.Y., and Bay of Quinte Club, Belleville, will contest with King- 1812-14, was unzeiled this after- noon by E. A. Cruickshank, the well- known historian, in tae presence o a notable gathering. . AUG. 25th--SEPT. 8th _ | The Show Window of Nations Estimated attendance, 1923, 45th Consecutive year, 1,500,000 Programme without precedent in its variety and extent Scores of new features and oll of the old that have re- tained public favor | GEORGEOUS CLEOPATRA SPECTACLE Crowning triumph in the production of super-pageants 1500 Performers JON. G. KENT. Managing Director ROBERT MILLER, President metics and perfumery, in 1510. years later the expenditure for | woman over 15 in the country tripled, booming the domestic ma: actures of theee tollet articles f $15000,000 m 1910 to upwards $60,000,000 in 1920 and increas! the importation of foreign goods this category from 31,700,000 1920 : Oe explanation 16 that