LAST 2 DAYS NIGHT & SAT'DAY BARGAIN MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.80, THE SEASON'S SENSATION RICHARDS America's Greatest Magician and bis Big Three Ring Circus of Laughs, Thrills, Girls, Laughs, Music, Mystery. $ 3 : : } THREE ACTS---TWELVE BIG SCENES 1 OF GORGEOUS SPLENDOR i NIGHTS 25¢., 50c., 75¢., $1.00. Sat. Mat.: Adults 50¢, Children 25c. i BR ainment: | PCI! \ Fo _-- 7 r Ad "Itc Lucky Devil" The Pepplest, Zipplest Comedy of the year. AAA ri rc AMUSEMENTS _ What the Press Agents Say About Coming Attractions | S-T-R-A-N-D ELEANOR BOARDMAN and "PETER THE GREAT" ¥n - "THE SILEN ACCUSER" ' Fish and Chips | | Best in city. 'Phoue orders to 2305-w and they will be ready, Oi Engi Fish & Cp Shop AT THE GRAND. Richards, the Magician, Amazed Ans other Large Audience. Those who attended the Grand | Theatre on Thursday night and wit- nessed the performance as present- fed by Richards, fhe great master {mind magician, were more than {amazed at the clever tricks that were I performed by him, From the open- {ing of the performance to its close there wak something at which to imarvel, and the features of the pro- {gramme drew forth the hearty ap- i plause of th audience. Richards present - his performance~this | | evening, to-morrow afternoon and, | for the last time, to-morrow night. i | | | i | mn | Will kr all the latest hits from-- "FLASHES OF THE GREAT WHITE WAY" at AT THE CAPHOL. | Great Motor Racing Picture Thrills | Large Audience. Great daring, love and humor are | ithree of the outstanding features | {connected with "The Lucky Devil," S NOTICE | EXECUTOR which is being shown at the Capitol TO CREDITORS Theatre for the last half of the week h tie. and on Thursday night those who saw this latest movie thriller experi- Is the Estate of Alvanly Ashley, 282 Princess St. . i enced feelings akin to those felt by Re. . people greatly interested at the race 2 CORE, s hereby given, Rirsuant 18 track. It is the story of a "hoodoo" Ontario, L Section 58, ard Amend | motor car that is entered in a race, i or. that all Dersoria any} the hero of the story driving No. 13. » late of the City of Kingston, de- | He must win to got out ofa bad doe uired te Geliver or sendy), that he has got himself into, y of November, A. D. 1525, uit] and Valse to help out the girl he 's of their claims, duly veri: (loves. How things develop, how the further take notice that after| MOtor cars burn up the ground in { | arrangements were completed 9 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG } | SPORT | Queen's Track Meet | | Mr. J. Alex. Edmison, who has! charge of the track and-field events on Monday at the George Richard- son Stadium, announced to-day that for | | the big meet on Monday and he Dec. ... promises that those who attend: the | events will be more than repaid. | There are twenty-two events card- J ed for the day including the girls' relay race between Hamilton, | Quéen's and K. C. I, while about] twenty girls have entered for the | seventy-five yard run. The inter-| est shown in the track work is high {and it Is expected that competition in Monday's programme will be of! the keenest. | Dee The officers of the Queen's Uni-| versity Track and Field Club, under | whose auspices the meéet is being | held, are as follows: Harold Haglam, president; Bobbie Thompson, cap-| tain; Alex. Edmison, manager: George Allen, coach; Professor J. F. Macdonald, Hon. president and referee. i Rains Spoil Bowling. | The recent rains are playing havoc | with the bowling green at Queen's| {and there have been no games ot | Continenta late. The green s in a soft condi-| tion and unless there is some dry | weather there will be no bowling for | some time. FANS SHOULD WATCH + WHERE SECTIONS ARE | Delay and Confusion Can Be| Avoided--Athletic Board | Office Open To-night. . So that there will be no confusion | or delay in getting the crowd into the game properly to-morrow after- | noon, ticket-holders are warned to| take a good look at their tickets and | see what sections they are in and | then follow out the following in- structions: , Those holding tickets for sections A, B, C, D or E, enter the grounds by the grandstand entrances. There are two doors on this side and ticket-holders are requested to maka sure that they enter the proper door. Those holding tickets for sections | F and G, and standing room enter by the first gate below Union street on lower Alfred street. Tickets for section K and stand- | ing room will be taken at the lower | gate on Alfred street. | { Pan. Amer, Brompton Can. Cement, com. STOCK MARKETS (Reporced by Johuston & Ward, | 86 Princess street, members of the Montreal and Tcronto Stogk Ex- changes.) GRAIN QUOTATIONS. Chicago. Oct. 9th, 1.30 p.m. Wheat-- May ... Corn-- May ... Oats-- May ... Dee. ... 44% 39% Winnipeg. Wheat-- May .. Oct. 123% 122% Oats-- Oct. Dee. May .. 45% New York. Oct. 9th, 1.30 p.m. oe 115% 237% Amer. Loco. Amer. Can. Baldwin Loco. B.&C. .» ..iun California Pete. ... ... 1 Baking "B" 81 2814 36% 148% 395 88 153 33. 353 209% 121% 69 53% Dodge, com. Dodge, ptd. ... Foundation Inter. Nickel Marine, pfd. ... Mack Motors ... N.Y.C. so mw Northern Pacific ... Pacific Oil Pete. Pan. Amer. Pete. Pierce Pete. ... . Royal Dutch ... Sou. Pacific ... Sinclair Oil Studebaker ... Texas Oil .. Union Pacific .. U.S. Rubber ... U.S. Steel Woolworth far Swe Westinghouse Air Brake Montreal. Oct. 9th, Abitibi Power . ."s °stos, com. .. estos, pfd. Bell Telephone Brazil .e wg 139% 734 73% 123% 1941 126 1.20 p.m. 68% 93 112 141% 73 23 19% 90 107% 116% B.C. Fish Can. Converters Can. Cement. pfd. 118% | | Detroit Say ! Dom. Bridge ... { Dom. Textile . . | Hollinger { Mackay ... Laurentide we Montreal Power National Breweries, com. .. | National Breweries, ptd. { Ont. Steel Products . .. | Ogilvie ie | Penmans | Price Bros. | Quebec Power NE {Spanish River, com. . .. , | Spanish River, pid. Shawinigan ACY | Steel of Canada . .. | Smelters | Twin City | Winnipeg au ---- HEARD ON THE ST | REET! {Locel Briefs Gathered by Re- | porters<--~What the Merch ants Are Offering. Tweddell's Overcoats, $22, | | | See 1825, $28, $30, $32. | Mr. Swaine, piano tuner. Orders {received at 100 Clergy street west, !'phone 564w. The thermometer registered 40 | degrees Friday morning 'in King- | ston. | Rummage Sale, corner Clergy and {Princess streets, Saturday, Oct 10, |at 3 p.m. ! The Provincial Synod of the | Church of England, will meet in To- ronto on Tuesday. : Miss Isobel Huddleston, who for the past five years has been on the | staff of John Laidlaw & Son, severed | her connections with the firm and left for Toronto, where she has ac- cepted a position. 1,273 Students Attending Queen's Winter Session The total actual attendance at | Queen's University for the winter | session, with the exception of Theo- logy, is 1273. This is divided as fol- lows: Arts first year, 197; others, 527. Science first year 73, othérs 168. Medicine first year 50; others 258. ! The total is slightly in excess of last year's figures, Three bodies were found in the ruins of the Lacledo gas building in St. Louis following an explosion; forty taken to hospital, Ivory has become so precious that approximately 20,000 elephants are killed annually for their tusks. See Tweddell's Overcoats, $22, $25, $28, $30, $32. The average weight of an elephant at birth is 165 pounds. &nid first day of November, A. D. i the Executor will proceed to dis the assets of the sald estate, 1 not be Hable to any person of claim he shall not have received &t the time of the distribution | their mad dash for the prize money, {the accident and the other features hat are connected with the race, go to make up a thriller that will be $220 20000200000 +» talked about for a long while. In addition to "The Lucky Devil," the Capitol management offers one of "The Gang" comedies which is a scream and contains a 'laugh for| jevery foot of film. This is, without | ; doubt, one of the best comedies that has, come to the Capitol in- a long time and he who cannot laugh at this comedy is no ordinary person. "HERRINGTON, WARNER & 2 GRANGE, ee, Ontario, § N n Solicitors for the Exécutor of | sid estate. | BLACK & WHITE Phone 40- %5¢.:.7% in the City Sane to ioe die, AT THE STRAND. The current attraction at tha Strand Theatre is a melodramatic novelty that has more human appeal than the usual melodrama. The pie- ture is 'The Sileht Accuser," The title role of "The Silent Ae- cuser" is played by Peter the Great, who is making his screen debut, and who thus leaps into immediate popu- larity. A large cast is headed by Bleanor Boardman, Raymond Me- * {OPEN TILL 11 PM & 4 Zz * Owing to the fact that the # seat sale has taken a decided # jump, with the promise of fine # weather for tomorrow, the # Athlgtic Board office will be % open to-night until 11 o'clock 4 for the convenience of those # Who not yet secured their seats. # The bleacher tickets are expec- Pet ehee EAA AAA AA Arp Pl A -------- # ed to be about cleaned out by # closing time to-night. CLE PPB Hb + S000 00es0s0seray ARRIVING AT NOON. The "Varsity team will not arrive in the city until noon on Saturday. | They left Toronto this afternoon and | to-night will rest at Belleville: so that the players will be képt quiet, and to-morrow morning their car will be hooked on to the special imagen] Gréek steamer Margarita is E oft Cape Colony with all on 0 postal employees look for after the federal elec- t saving for Peterboro wil on at municipal elec- | honorary rank o Kee and Earl Metcalfe. sein A speeding motdrist trom Toronto | paid $10 and costs when he appear- ed before Magistrate Bradshaw. on Thursday afternoon. Afiother man pleaded guilty by mall to a charge of spedding, and was also assessed $10 and costs, train from Toronto bringing dows the 'Varsity supporters. tina di ---- REGIOPOLIS CONTRACT Reported as Being Let to a Toronto Firm. It was stated on quite reliable authority on Friday morning that the contract for he Dullding of the addition to Regiopolis College had {been lot to Ferguson & McGiffen of Toronto. The amount mentioned was $200,000. Estate Valded at $0,857. Mrs, \ Jane Honoria Drummond, Wits of Rev. Dr. D. R. Drummond, lett an estate valued at $9,357. "The marriage of Mrs. Lillian Faulkner Watson, formerly of Van- couver, to Donald B. Taylor, assist- ant manager of Canadian Daily Newspaper Association Inc., Toron- to, took place on October 7th. A mandate appoints W, W, Yan Chinese Minister to London, with the the | Tweddell's Overcoats, $33, 5. $30,332, iy 1 see $25, 32 SEE AY SRE a artnet -- ---- ------ ENA PA et YS MA SE "THE LIBERAL C FOR KINGSTON AND PORTSMOUTH J. M. CAMPBELL SATURDAY AT CLASSIC SHOPPE This new Shoppe has had the privilege of satisfying many of the most discriminating customers in the city--and they come back. Surely there must be reason! ° The CLASSIC range is always large and new, for if it is new we have it. Secondly, we only stock guality brand mers chandise. Thirdly, our prices cannot be duplicated anywhere in the city. Come in and give us a trial. . Once a Classic Shopper Always a "Classic Shopper" Sample Coats for Misses! An Outstanding Group--A Lot of New York Sample Coats They flate--are straight of line with dyed Opposum, Imitating Fitchy Sable, Coon and Mink, as Collar, Cuffs and banding. All are exceptionally well lined, in satin de luxe and fully interlined. The very new Wine shades are included. Sizes 36 to 52. Sat. Clearaway Price $22.95 How about a Fancy Party Dress Party Dresses will soon be very much in demand. Come in and select yours while the variety is still large. Individual styles of latest designs will be found at the Classie. Come in and get a CLASSIC party dress. You will soon get the CLASSIC habit. A SPECIALLY SELECTED PARTY DRESSES Saturday Clearaway Price . . . . $29.76 50 Dresses . ' $22.95/ Dresses . ... $9.95 Flannel Dresses . . . reeves $4.95 Special Sale Children's Dresses . . . . $1.95 © - ¥ § a a wae a a x v4 on thought they should be given years, When court resumed 'this noon judgment was announced the sentence of Walter Scott been reduced to eighteen mon and that imposed on Wallace Si to one year. The sentences of Vie Sudds and Overton Scott were Té~ duced to six months, they having been charged with receiving only. SENTENCES REDUCED. On Simcoe Island Fishermen, Now in Penitentiary. Toronto, Oct. 9.--"That reflection on the work of the parole board," said Chief Justice Mulock in the first appellats division to-day on reading the report from Magistrate Levi Williams, Pic- ton, in connection with the appeal against the severity of the sentence on Wallace Sudds, Walter Scott Victor. Sudds and Overton Scott, of Simcoe Island. Magistrate Williams had sentenced all four to three years in penitentiary for theft and re- ceiving of fishing nets and grapples. In his report asked for by the appeal court, the Magistrate said that these men were illiterate, of low mentality, a menace to society, had low animal cunning and total dis- regard of law, A stiff sentence was necesgaly as 'a protection to society and besides om account of the practice of the parole board in allow- vote. fug prisoners to go on parole after It required about 80 hours to ere a short period of committment; he| the Atlantic by airplane, DIDATE | is a IT COMES HARD, This is the way a poet in one the college papers expresses the wo ) of the modern student: 3 Can't study in the fall, Gotta play baseball, Can't study in the winter, Gotta play basketball. Can't study in the spring, Gotta play baseball.' Can't study in the summer, Gotta girl. In the United States 4,000,000 are some illiterates qualified * President "Kingston Milling Company, Limited. Flour and Feed Millers. Foot of Brock Street. Established 1884. President Gananoque Electric Light and Water Supply Co., Limited. Operating water power plant at Kingston Mills and supplying power to Kingston and ue. -- : President Kingston Navigation Co., Limit- ed, operating steamboat service on the hs Ba.of Quins and among the Islands to Chairman Joint Building Committee when erecting Central Heating Plant for Kingston General Hospital and Queen's "University and member of the Building * | Committee, Kingston General Hospital. Member Board of Management operating ie Kingston General Hospital. Sa * Ex-President British Whig Publishing Co., Limited, ie >» Ex-President Kingston Board of Tiods. ats