THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY RICHARD | DD The Speed King of Auto Racing Comedies. Smashing all Records IT™8 A wow ning Fun and Spectacular Thiiils . . i : N LUCKY DEVIL?" for Whirlwind Action, Light- !1. OF A PICTURE LAST CHANOE TONIGHT "Never the Twain Shall Meet" Peter B. Kyne's S-T-R-A-N-D NOW SHOWING "THE SILENT ACCUSER" With ELEANOR BOARDMAN AND PETER THE GREAT, THE WONDER DOG Marriage Notice Notice is hereby given 6f the forth- coming marriage in Kingston, Ontario, of Sarah Cooley and William L. Marsh, Both of Cortland, N.Y. NOTICE Ne iy GRAND THEATRE TO-NIGHT AND ALL THIS WEEK REGULAR MATINEE SAT. LADIES ONLY, MAT. FRIDAY America's Greatest Magician LAUGHS, RICHARDS AMUSEMENTS A-- a -------------------- cr --i-- What the Press Agents Say About Coming Attractions - AT THE CAPITOL. ! Richard Dix, Racing Driver, in "The | Lucky Devil." { Richard Dix is an automobile rac- | ing driver in his latest Paramoifint | picture, "The Lucky Devil," which | opens to-morrow at the Capitol The-| atre. i Dix, as Randy Farman, who de- monstrates auto camping outfit in a Store, wins at a charity hazaar a Specially built roadster, around which has revolved a sensational | breach of promise suit between the | wealthy Rudolphe Franklyne and a notorious show girl, Zola Amber. ! Then follows a series of thrill-| filled laugh scenes when Randy | starts out on his long-dreamed-of- | cross-country trip. - At a tourist camp he meets and falls in Tove| with Doris McDee (Miss Ralston), | journeying with her mother in a| battered flivver. The mother, aus. pleious of young men who travel in ten-thousand-dollar roadsters, iden- tifles Randy's beloved car as the one | in the famous Franklyne-Amber | case, and takes her daugher and de- | parts, leaving a broken-hearted | Randy to pursue in a frantic effort | to overtake the girl and explain ey- erything. From here on the laughs and | thrills build up to unbelievable] heights, the scenes including a bout] between the star and "Gunboat" | Smith (himself) and winding wp with an automobile road race that'll pull you out of your seat. Other big names in the cast of | the picture, which is absolutely the greatest Dix picture yet made, in-| clude Edna May Oliver, Anthony | Jowitt, new "find" who played in| "The Little French Girl," and Charles Sellon. f "THE SILENT ACCOUSER." Those who look for a picture out of the beaten track, who prefer a Powerful story well-acted to a lavish Spectacle, will be pleased with "The | Bilent Accuser," which opens at the | Strand to-day with beautiful Eleanor Boardman in the leading role. She i8 supported hy the wonder-dog "Peter the Great." ---------------- SPORT RUN SPECIAL TRAIN. | which will be the permanent pro- | aim of the Interfaculty contest is to | McKenna, Frank Connolly, Richard { by one son, | ment must be a matter of congratu- { door baseball practice at the armour- i ies Tuesday evening, the sergeants emerging victors by the close score STOCK MARKETS of 16-14. Majors Ludlow and | D'Esterre composed the battery for | (Reported by Johnston & Ward, the officers for the first four inn- | - ings, when Lieut. Col. Sparks and | 3% Princess street, members of the Major G. Bawden relieved. C.Q.M | Montreal and Toronto Stuck Ex- Sergeants C. Payne and E. Walin- changes.) hn Wers The VOISPY. tr the sep MontreaZ. The return match will be playea | Oct 7--1.30 p.m. next Tuesday evening when a regi- | Abitibi Power. . mental smoker will be held. The Asbestos Com.. presentation of "shooting trophies, | Asbestos Ptd. won in the past summer and also ser- | Bell Telephone. . .. vice medals will take place. | a ¢ Bren HARRIER MEN BUSY. | B--C. Fish. The Harrier club of Queen's Uni- | Can. Converters. . versity has been reorganized and the | Can. Cement Com... .. first run was held Weanesday after-| Ca0- Cement Ptd. . noon, a large number of students | Detroit.. .. .. .. taking part. The club proposes to | Dom. ge. hold runs every Monday, Wednes- Do ax 8. . day and Friday in preparation 10 | Ey: the Interfaculty Harrier meet 1 | a de be held the last week in October, | = Dr. Austin has donated an Interfac- Montreal ower, Coin. 3 ulty Harrier cup a miniature of] I National Breweries Pfd.. Ont. Steel Products. . Ottawa Power..." . Ogilvie. . Penmans. . , Price Bros... .. Quebec Power... .. .. Spanish River Com... Spanish River Ptd.. Shawinigan, .. .. .. Steel of Canada. . Smelters. . . Twin City. .. Winnipeg perty of the winner of the meet. The pick a team to represent Queen's at the Intercollegiate meet held at McGill, : ----------. Late Mrs. Alice Duffy. The funeral of Mrs. Alice Duffy took place from the residence of her nephew, Michael Johnston, Wolfe Island, to the Sacred Heart Church, Wednesday morning. A solémn re- quiem mass for the happy repose of her soul was sung by Rev. Father McCabe. A large number of friends attended the funeral, interment be- ing made in the Wolfe Island ceme- tery. The pall bearers were Bernard | Baldwin Loco. B.&O. ........, California Pete. ... ... .. Continental Baking "B" ... C.P.R. bee walt wa Dodge, com. Dodge, pfa. Foundation .. ... Inter. Nickel ... Marine, pfd. ... Mack Motors . .. N.Y.C. ven ware Northern Pacific ... Pacific Oil . Pan. Amer. Pete. Pan. Amer. Pete. Royal Dutch Sou. Pacific Sinclair Oil ... Shell O11 . .. Studebaker . .. Texas Oil .. Union Pacific U.S. Rubber .. . U.S. Steel ... ... ... Woolworth 801 28% 381% 147% 3714 87% 149 328 32% 207% 120% 68% 537% 633% 62% 50 961 1814 23% 59% 481 138% 703 121% 192 McCrady, Thomas Lyons, and Dan- iel Smith. The funeral arrangements were in charge of M. P. Keyes. The late Mrs. Dufty is survived Henry of Watertown, N.Y. Her husband predeceased her. Sends Congratulations. Fire Chief James Armstrong has received a letter congratulation from W. F. Nickle, attorney-general, on his election as president of the International . Fire Chiefs' Associa- tion. He writes: '"Let.me congratu- laet you on your well-earned recogni- tion and wish you every success in your administration. Your attain- lation to you." Chief Armstrong also received a letter of congratulation from the City Council of Peterboro as follows: "We desire to congratulate you on HEARD ON THE STREET) Loca! Briefs Gathered by Re- porters--What the Merch- | ants Are Offering. Mr. Swaine, piano tuner. Orders | received at 100 Clergy street west, | 'phone b6dw. 7 Hear Miss Lockhart, returned mis- sionary from India at First Baptist church, Thursday, 8 p.m. The house committee of the Y. M. C. A. have. during the past ten days, made considerable alterations in the locker room, and have painted and renovated the swimming tank. Our cosy Electric Heaters--$3.75 and up are just what you want to warm that cold room and keep colds away. H. W. Newman Electric Co., 187 Princess street. Bloomfield Brevities. Bloomfield, Oct. 5.--A amount of rain has fallen the month of September and has in- terfered with the harvesting of late erops. The canning tactories have been busy night and day handling corn and tomatoes. Tomatoes have been nipped by the frost and are not 'as good a sample as other years. . The cheese MNctory has finished making up the milk on Saturday nights. The milk flow is keeping up well. The evaporators great( during are starting this week drying apples. Allan Knapp still confined to his house with rfeumatism. San- | ford 'arks attended Tweed fair last week. John Eaton has a new sedan. Silos are now being filled with corn.. The school teachers tion in Toronto last week. Miss Helen Talcott is attending Toronto University. a p-------- Frontenac Jail Holds Record. The Frontenac county jail appears to hold the record in regard to the feeding of prisoners. Last year, ac- cording to Governor Hawkey's re- port, it cost just 14% cents a day to feed a prisoner at the Union street prison. The Carleton county jail feeding figure was 15% cents a day, and the Grey County penal institution it cost 17.88 cents a day, an increase, instead of a decrease, as was the case in theylocal jail. Queen's Hamilton Club. The Hamilton Club at Queen's university held a smoker Tuesday evening when they welcomed several new members from the city of Ham- ilton. The president of the club, Ar- from "this district attended conven- || RIL THE MOVER HAMILTON, ONTARIO y LONG DISTANCE MOVING Phone Regent 8660-8661. Nights Garfield 5115. Hear all the latest hits from "FLASHES OF THE GREAT WHITE WAY" at ; . yi . Warmingtoa's Music Ste ptown Post Office : 'Phone 347 - 282 Princess St i » Ladies' Winter Conts. $12.50 to Children's Coata from $8.50 Folding Shopping Bags Children's Dresses and Bloome! Ladies' Silk Stockings .... 2 THE SURPRISE STORE | 352 Princess Street. Phone 14545, We sell for ca¥h or easy 5 weekly payments . 3 ----n. The KINGSTON OLEANERS AND DYERS J Clean anything that can be cleaned C. COE & P. BARRETT _ Office: 56 Arch Street. "Phone 1338w bE Call and deliver. y s CHECKER | Taxicabs i Phone 800 Any place ia efty 26c¢c DAY OR NIGHT The cab. that forced the prices g dowa. All new 5 and 7 passenger Sedans bhnumaw mam se mw Die cel Mill Haven News, Mill Haven, Oct. 6.--Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Baker have moved into. Mr. Forward's house, tors: Mr. and Mrs. John Fitishet, Sillgville, at' H. Amey's; Mr, and. Mrs. William Doyle, at H. Young's; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Killgannon, at A. Young's; Miss York is visiting ker sister, Mrs. Charles Collins. 3 ls hereby given that a Count will be THRILLS the honor, also on the honor your thur J. Brown, presided, and Pro- There is one good thing about the held, pursuant t> the Ontario Voters' List Act, by His Honor the Judge of the County Court of the County of Frontenac, at Cataraqud; in the THWnN- ship hall on the 5th day of November, 1938, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to "hear and determine complaints of er- rors and omissions in the Voters' List , of the paunicipality of the Township of Kingston for 1925. & B., HARPELL, Clerk of the Township of Kingston Notice to Creditors In the Matter of the Estate of Chtherine Murray Warnoek, Inte of the City of Kingston, in (he County of Fr Widow, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- ssuant to R.8.0. Cap. 121, Sec. 56, that all ore and others ving claims & estate of the Said Catherine Warnock, whe dled on or about the 18th day of August, 1925, are re- quired on' or before the 7th day of November, 1925, to deliver to RIGNEY & HICKEY, 89 Clarence Street, King- ston, Solicitors for the Executor of the said estate, their James and addresses and full particulars of their claims and of the securities, If any, held by them, t after said last mentioned date EXecutor will proceed to distri- bute the assets of the deceas the ns entitled thereto, a GIRLS MUSIO MYSTERY Splendor -- A MASSIVE STAGE PRODUC. TION IN THREE PARTS AND TWELVE, BIG, GORGEOUS SCENES, TWO CARLOADS of EFFECTS BIG COMPANY SPECIAL ORCHESTRA More elaborate tham "Sally." More thrill "The Bai." More laughs than a Cireus, WHO WILL GET THE BABY 7 Positively NO pig, dog or ani- mal. But a real live baby, of &90d parentage and eleven months old. ~=PRICES--- : NIGHTS--Lower Floor $1.00. Balcony 7Be.-80c. Gallery 25e, MATINEES--Adults 50c. Chil dren 28e. NIGHTS--At 8.15 o'clock. A Ae Get Cheque to thiose cl shall then have h ad Firemen 3 The members of the Kingston tire P®IN&, played on hoth Varsity Supporters Coming to King. ston in Large Numbers. The demand for tickets from To- ronto for the *Varsity-Queen's game here on Saturday has been very | heavy and J. 8. McDonell, secretary of the Athletic Board of Control at Queen's stated to-day that he be- Heved that about 500 or 600 "Varsity Students would come to Kingston next Saturday A special train is being run from Toronto on Saturday morning, irav- ing Toronto at eight o'clock and ar- riving here about 12.30. The en- thusiasm at 'Varsity is high and the Blue and White followers ' expeot their. team to upset the rugby dope. SCHEDULES ANNOUNCED. Announcement was made - at Queen's to-day that the intermediate and junior games would be played on October 17th and 31st the same days that Queen's senfors will be playing away. R. M. C. and Queen's will battle it out in the junior and intermediate series, doubleheaders those dates election has brought to Canada." One of the hardest things to can- cel is a grudge. watching. ---------- Westinghouse Air Brake ie ---------------- 124 Life is too busy to do much clock fessor J. A. Roy of the English de- partment gave a very interesting talk on his trip overseas in company with several Queen's students. man withstrouble on his mind. He never breaks. into your office hume ming selections from a musical com= edy. ENA AAA rn] THE LIBERAL CANDID FOR KINGSTON AND PORTSMOUTH J. M. CAMPBEL Chairman Joint Building Committee when 'erecting Central Heating Plant for Kingston General Hospital and Queer's University and member of the Building Committee, Kingston General Hospital, will not be liable for any part of said Assets to any person of whose claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. RIGNEY & HICKEY, . citors for Executor. Kin , October 7 1926. getion, th, 1925, ARCTIC PEE 5¢ Sc. bar. Fora real treat take some home, practice and was taken to the Gen- New York Fruit Store {|x sw fe io [ S14 'PHONE 1408w, day was around again as usual and A Rukh a a a aR was slated to appear for practice - A --~ with the squad this afternoon. Con- to reports, it will be available game on Saturday. department have received a cheque | MoBtioned. from Sherman Wartman, in recogni- TO ANNOUNCE SCORES. ton of service they rendered a a The scores for the World's Series fire at his home recently. game and other rugby games scheduled for Saturday will be an- Bounced during the progress of the "Varsity-Queen's game at the stadium on Saturday. President Kingston Milling Company, , Limited. Flour and Feed Millers. Foot Skelton Injured ie. of Brock Street. Established 1884. ) : Practice on Monday "Snag" Skelton, Queen's senior 'rugby sqhad, suffered a slight con- cussion on Monday afternoon at > President Gananoque Electric Light and Water Supply Co., Limited. Operating _ water power plant at Kingston Mills ° Member Board &f Management operating and supplying power to Kingston and : Kingston General Hospital, anoque. To Students an Doctors WE HAVE IN STOCK ILLUSTRATED MEDICAL i : Ex-President British Whig Publishing Co,, President Kingston Navigation Co., Limit- Limited. : : : ed, operating steamboat service on the : i : no trac Bay of Quinte and among the Islands to Poa: Tors : Alexan dria Bay. : Ex President Kingston Board of Trade. ski E 5 FEE :! < § HH Chairman, Railway Board of Trade. Ef Committee, Kingston Vice-President Rockport Navigation Com- pany, Limited, operating Kingston- Cape Vincent Ferry. : | New edition--in three indi ff] conchine. Bue games x fi a plas rs BERTIE é