THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG f GRAND--TO-NGHT and SATURDAY MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.30. PERMANENT STOCK ENGAGEMENT KINGSTON'S OWN STOCK JANE HASTINGS 32 PLAYERS Pray Sova! Hey 1 Ta 2 a me STORM COUNTRY" E CHANGE OF PLAY EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY PRICES .... 10c., 20c., 80c., 50c. Wednesday and Saturday Matinees: Children 10c.; Adults 25c¢. él = COMPANY HERE TO STAY Seats Now on Sale. Hey Skinny p. Circus in fs > Town- 8 (00GANE! LOOK, KIDS! SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY All Children 10c TO-DAY Yell US $ BL Ray MUSIN® NTIC8 MAZING CTION STOUNDING DVENTURE TOM MIX ASSISTED BY "TONY," THE WONDER HORSE "SOFT BOILED" PAUL PARROTT "LIVE WIRES" ROYAL CANADIAN : STRAND | or HENLEY. AT 8.00 P.M. in GRANT HALL Conferring of degrees, announc- of Scholarships, unveiling of the t of Dr. W. L. Goodwin. public is cordially invited. A ---------- rv-- OTION | SALE OF WOODLAND of woodland, consisting of blic_ Auction at the To be sold by Pu Db AL He 8Y. AY, oon. R 30th, 2 o'clock sharp. COLLINS, Owner. G. STORMS, Sydenham, Auctioneer. NOTICE DR. M. J. MORRISON wishes to an that he will earry on the prac. of the late Dr. J. W. Campbell at corner of Queen and Clergy streets. E-------------- SELFINALS RMC. 1 vs. McGILL II 8 P.M. OCTOBER 20th GEORGE RICHARDSON STADIUM Grand Stand .....c.00000....500C Bleachers War tax inclusive. Reports of Varsity-Queen's game by scores. Reports of other games by quarters. WRN A Electors of Kingston Township ---- Ladies and Gentlemen: -- Having served you some ten years continuous- ly as Auditor and later in the Council, I have the honor to request your votes and influence to elect me as Deputy Reeve for 1924, and if elected, I oes my best efforts to porns your in- terests as ratepayers of the Township and the County, SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigried, and endorsed "Tender for Botanical Laboratory, Central Experi- mental Farm, a wa, Ont." will be received until 1 noon, ¥e N ber for the oonstruc- | Novem a. To2s, tion of a Botanical Jalorutory at the 2 on tral Experimental Farm, tawa, Plans and Specification can Be seen and forms of tender obtained at the offices of the Chief Architect, Depart. ment of Public Works, Otta Tenders will not be considered un- the forms stipplied by and in ns ue Public Works, equal amount of the tender. ar Loan Bonds of the he Deminton will also be ac- or War Bonds and cepted as cheques ir -- - make up an odd Secretary. oO abet UF 17th, woe EEE EE ------ | | AMUSEMENTS What the Press Agents Say About Coming Attractions JACKIE COOGAN WINS NEW SCREEN LAURELS, "Jack Coogan in the greatest show on earth!" We can barely resist the tempta- tion to thus describe this wonder- ful little star's new picture, "Circus Days." Restraining our enthusiasm so that it will not get beyond bounds, we will confine ourselves to describing it as at least the greatest motion picture show released in months Certainly it is the best thing that Jackie has yet given us. We are not the only one who is enthusiastic about "Circus Days." Everyone who saw this thoroughly delightful First National picture at its opening last night at the Allen Theatre seemed to feel just about as we did. It is a circus picture, of course, hut it is a great deal more besides. It is a human document brought into living motion on the screen with that lovable, wistful, emotional little per sonality, Jackie Ooogan, worming his way still deeper into the hearts of all his admirers. Jackie, as Toby Tyler, a youngster who runs away from a harsh uncle's farm to join a circus, rises to the greatest heights of his screen career in "Circus' Days." A forlorn little figure with his widowed mother on the farm, he is buoyant, cheerful, mischievous and natural as the hap- py-go-lucky vendor of peanuts 2nd lemonade under ."the big top." Though his new boss is a tyrant. the circus has its compensation.There is Luigi, the old clown, who takes him under his protective wing, and then there is Jeannette," Luigi's niece, the tiny equestrienne star of the circus. 'The big denouement comes when Toby tries to aid Jeannette and suddenly finds himself a star of the circus instead of merely a peanut merchant. "Circus Days" is a production dear after the heart of any boy---or girl, whether six or sixty. It is one of the finest things the screen has ever produced, {| TOM MIX AND TONY PLEASE LOCAL FANS. A large percentage of Kingston's film fans have a warm spot in their hearts for Tom Mix, and for Tony, his handsome and clever steed. And they, the fans, gathered in force last night to see Tom's first big comedy special, "Soft Boiled." Appreciation was the keynote of the reception they gave the picture, and the ap- preciation grew from the first reel to the last. The story, the acting, the scenes and settings, the witty titles, all go to form a film produc- tion that rivals some of the biggest and best in interest and appeal. Tom plays many parts duricg the devel- opment of the tale. He is cow-boy, shoe salesman, roadhouse manager, in turn, and all through he is a lov- r. In eadh new role he amazes and amuses his audience with a succes- sion of funriosities and stunts that provoke laughter and thrills until they lose themselves in the sheer fun and wonder of it. Tony, the four-legged chum and co-actor of Tom, gets his share of the praise, too, while Billie Dove, the sweet- heart of the story, wins a welcome the thoroughly deserves, And the rest of the cast, particularly Tom Wilson as the colored butler, acquit themselves well and add to the en- tertainment. And don't forget the beauty chorus, which makes the fair sex critical and the sterner sex en- thusiastic. The story tells of thes relations between a rich uncle and a cowboy nephew, with a charming romance thrown in. The picture has such variety and grip, however, that it is difficult to describe its many- sided appeal. But its strong point is fun. Local devotees of rowing will follow with zest the fine glimp- ses of the Canadian Henley given in the Pathe News SPORTING NEWS Back in Game. The many friends of Bill Shaw will be glad to leapn that the injury to his ankle has recovered sufficient ly to allow him to be back in the game once again. The Ottawa Jour- nal says: "There are few who have anything on Bill when it comes to ce| firing the ball out." The Schedule Prepared. . At a meeting of the Kingston and District Football Association, held on Thursday evening, the following schedule was drawn up Oct. 23--R.C.A. vs. RM.C. Staff. Oct. 256-----R.M.C. Cadets vc, R.M.C. Staff. Oct. 30--R.C.A. vs. R.M.C. Cadets. Oct. 30--R.M.C, Nov. 1--Queen"s vs. R.M.C. Ca- ph----- ¥ Staff vs. Queen's.| od. he Home of XauhG, tario ' Kingsioh | iw 19th, 1923 tess de on favor. sty incon" ie BLUNDERS (STOCK MARKETS What is wrong about the way this letter was writen? The answer will be found among today's want ads. Was Given His Liberty In the ------ When the case of Albert Shane, arrested in Ottawa, on a charge of having stolen goods, came before Magistrate Farrell, in the police court on Friday morning, the com- plainant in the case did not press the charge, and Shane was dismiss. It was alleged that Shane had re. AGAINST ALBERT SHANE |' (Reported by Johnston & Ward, 86 Princess street. Members of the Montreal and Toronto Stock Ex- changes). New York. sree seen 69 933% 118 56% Amer. Loco. Amer. Can. Baldwin Loco ... «+. .. B. & 0. . Cosden Oil 26% California Pete ... «eo. . « 18% Corn Products .... ww «+ o= 124 C. P.R. seem os sess 143% Crucible Steel .. n.e « «« 59% Gen. 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Jt io.the nature of a red In Brockville of Mrs. Michael Flynn, Prescott. She had been ill for some weeks. Her maiden name was Rose Slavin and she was born in JUST OPENED Ladies' and Gents' Shoe Shine Par- lor. Tobacco, Cigars and Oigarettes in connection. Y patronage solicited. H. H. SMITH 79 PRINCESS DAY AND NIGHT On Wednesday, the death ocour-|Prescott seventy-seven years ago, Graham A. Bell, deputy minister of railways, may rejoin C.N.R. staff as Sir Henry Thornton's financial adviser. MONUMENTS Before placing your order for a Monument, or having Let~ tering dome in cemetery SEE J. E. Mullen 161 Frontenac St., Kingston Phone Ste Reuguon AGAIN THIS PRIME RIBS BEEF 124¢c. pound quality Legs ..ov.....30c. 1b. Fronts Lamb . _ 18¢.Ib. {Whale ov Hail) , Sweet Pickled SPECIAL 2,000 Ibs. to sell this week-end-- 6c. pound (Thess Hocks weigh abo 3 Te ------ WEEK-END BEEF BARGAINS at A. 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