'80, "Toad. The biggest] | Shi gh show ve've had In t's a whirlwind of action and thrills. VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS "MARJAH"' STRAD AND LEGATS BETTY BERNARD 'SHEEHAN AND STARTZMAN GRAND THEATRE November 2, 3, 4 F SEATS NOW ON SALE | { i i | i f { | vaudeville and picture bill to offer | thereof. apie irpreremmcresm---------------- What the Press Agents Say About Coming Attractions | AMUSEMENTS SPLENDID BILL AT GRAND THEATRE (Good Vaudeville and Pictures Are on the Bill This Week. The Grand Theatre has a splendid to its patrons tomight, tomorrow af- ternoon and tomorrow night. Des- pite the fact that election excitement was high .on Thursday night, there was a fairly large crowd at the Grand Theatre and the applause that was accorded for the different vaude- ville' acts showed the appreciation felt. The vaudeville is the best that has ¢ome to the Grand this season and should please those who see it. There are four good acts on the programme, including the appear- ance of "Marjah." The feature picture, starring the ever-popular Johnny Hines, In "The Live Wire" is one of the best ple- tures that has been secured for a Kingston audience in a long time. Thrills are mixed with the fun and as a result the audience is able to get a real "kick" out of the picture. A Johnny Hines comedy is always a Jaugh provoker and his latest pie- ture, "The Live Wire," is no excep- tion. In connection with the vaudeville, it will be remembered that Marjah was in Kingston before and located the steamer Randall that went down off the Dueks. The mind-reading act is astonishing and is a big at- traction in itself. The management of the Grand anounces a reduction in the prices for the vaudeville and picture pro- grammes, The prices have been fited as follows: Orchestra, 36c; balcony, 28¢; 16c children's seats. AT THE CAPITOL. Thrills, Comedy and Romance In New Tom Mix Film. Thrills, comedy, romance with a capital R, lovely ladles and gorgeous sottings--that is what you will find in the latest Tom Mix release, "The Lucky Horseshoe," the William Fox prodtictipn which opeged at the Capitol theatre yesterday. It is something different in the way of westerns--a picture that adds a whimsical romance of old Spain in the days of the dashing Don Juan to the usual thrilling story of the cattle country in such a way as to make it seem a logical part of the whole. Tom Mix does some wonderful acting as well as some daredevil feats and wonderful riding in this pleture and is a tevelation as the dashing Don Juan. Others in the cast are such not- ablés as Amn Pennington, the "Fol- 1fes" star, as the favorite dancer of Spain, Billle Dove, Clarissa Selwyn, J. Gunnis Davis and Malcolm Waite, "June Roses face powder," Gib- son's. EXECUTORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Battin SL Bridget Sagrin, .. Detéased. NOTIC, s hereby given, pursuant te Shapter 11 1 ito the Revised Statutes of 1 Section 56, and amend. ia Nt i all persons having &ny 8 the estate of Sarit, te the towsehip of Porte land, in Er County of ntemac, Wis dow, deceased, are required to deliver or send to the dors ned on on be- fore the 23rd day of vember, A. D. ns full Jartioulary of their claims, ve further take notice, that after t a 330d day of November, A. D. 1925. the Executor will proceed to dis- trib: ie the aamets o the said estate, and ml not be Mable to any person of claimg he shall not have received notice at the time of the distribution HERRINGTON, WARNER & GRANGE, apanee, Ontario, Solicitors for the said Estate. A. MARTIN Lid. 272 Princess St. Phone 567 SATURDAY'S rs SPECIALS] FEST ri 0% THE DAILY BR ON THE STREET porters--What the Merch- ants Are Offering. "Morny face powder, Gibson's. Spy apples in hampers, for family use; see them at Carnovsky's. ¥M:. Swaine, plano tuner, Orders recived at 100 Clergy street west, 'phone B64w. Malaga grapes, Red Emperor grapes, and grape fruit at Carnov- sky's. et ns re re MISSIONARY LOAN EXHIBITION OPENED Interesting Programme Event Held In the Y.M.C.A. at This (Friday) afternoon thé Mis-| sionary Loan Exhibition was opened at the YYM.C.A. Mr. T. A. Kidd, pre- sident, was in the chair, and greet- ings were received from the various churches of the city. Mrs. Evans rendered a solo, which was greatly appreciated. An exer- cise entitled "The Five Sisters Small" was given by one of the young ladies' gymnasium classes. The feature of the programme was an address by Dr. John McDonald, of South Africa, who gave a very in- teresting account of the work there. The exhibition will be continued till Saturday night. The programme fs a° very interesting one, and it is hoped that a large number of peo- ple will take advantage of this op- portunity to pay the Y.M.C.A. a visit. The proceeds will go to the foreign work of the Y.M.C.A. AND DIDN'T POP " Ocean Johnnie" Chapman of Los Angeles is so-called because it takes pretty nearly an ocean of liquid to quench his thirst. Forty-three bot- tles in nineteen minutes was the soda pop consumption record he hung up recently. "Erasmic Soap," Gibson's. William Cassaday, Hamillton, look- ed in at an open window in rear of his garage and on being challenged by the occupants of the room start- ed to run. A shot was fired from ths room, and Cassaday was wounded in the stomach, and he claims, beat. én. George Tracy and John Mes Gréath were arrested. "Erasmic Skin Soap," Gibson's. A boom is an occasion when one man gets the sack and leaves an- other to hold the bag. Among things that live alone are the hermit and an idea in the head of a crank. | SPORT LAST SIGNALS FOR TRICOLOR MEN: Carl Voss Out of Hospital | § Is Ready for Action. and The Queen's senior rugby squad | held a light signal practice at the lower campus on Friday morning about ten o'clock. Plays were brush- ed up and the players afterwards | departed to their training quarters to prepare for their trip to Toronto. Carl Voss left the hospital this morning and was on hand for the | tail-end of the practice. The players | were out and in good shape for the | trip to Toronto to meet U. of T. They will attend a show in Toronto gether to-night and will be in bed early before the big struggle. C.P.R. LEAGUE. Results in the C. P. R. Bowling League in the game played Thurs- | day are as follows: Roundhouse--Newport, 438; Slim- mons, 442; MacMillan, 378; Bour- dean, 356; Grant, 431. Total, 2045. Freight--Archibald, 350; Me- Ilquham, 385; Hunt 382; Ruther- ford, 333; Gow, 442. Total, 1892. Telegraph--Weham, 339; John- son, 894; Cooke, 390; Walsh, 295; Dummy, 300. Total, 1718, Tickets--Burleigh, 407; Brown, 289; Woods, 451; Dummy, 300; Dummy, 100; Davies, 320. Total 1967. " Soo in U.S.A.H.A. Announcement has been made that the Soo hockey team will play in the U.S.A.H.A. this winter and will be seen in the Knickerbocker Amateur Hockey Club. The Soo will have nearly all their last year's re- gulars, including "Flat" Walsh, Johnny Woodruff, "Gloomy" Les- sard and other Canadian amateurs that are ranked the best in the game. RUGBY SCORES On Saturday the Whig will an- nounce the scores as made in the Quéen's-Varsity game at Toronto with any special features of the play as they occur. A rapid-fire service has been arranged for, and local fans are reminded that bulletins will be posted as soon as they are re- ceived. Those unable to come to the bulletin ean receive the scores by calling 243 or 2612. VICEROY OF INDIA. E. F. Lindley Wood Succeeds Earl of Reading. London, Oct. 30.--Edward Fred- erick Lindley Wood, Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, and form- er president of the Board of Educa- tion, yesterday was appointed vice- roy of India, to succeed the Earl of Reading, who will retire next April. Mr. Wood is the heir to Viscount Halifax and is Conservative member of Parliament for the Ripon division of West Riding, Yorkshire. He was a member of Stanley Baldwin's first Cabinet. Wanted. Smart young man for delivery waggon and to assist in store at Car- novsky's, Brock street. Sr. Epilepsy Cure. Leningrad, Russia, Oct. 30.--Dis- covery of a cure for epilepsy is claimed by Dr. A. Speransky, assis- tant in scientific research to the fa- mous physiologist, Prof. Psuloff. "Roman Bath Soap," Gibson's. to- | WHIG [essesssssessssoee 3 SENTENCES REDUCED. 'The four Simcoe Island men who recently were sentenced to three years in the Portsmouth penitentiary, on a charge of stealing fishing nets in Prince Edward County, have had their sentence reduced to six months, & and were transferred from the penitentiary to the Frontenac county jail on Friday morning. +* E | SEPP PLPP P0499 » [treet erenssneqey {SEVERE BLOW AIMED | AT PRIVATE TRADERS Soviet - Russia to Place on | Trial Heads of Textile Concerns. | | Moscow, Oct. 30.----Another severe blow was aimed at private traders in Soviet Russia when M. Jerjinsky, head of the Supreme Economic { Council, acting for the council and | the Ukrainian Government, directed that numerous officials of the State and co-operative organizations en- gaged in the sale of textiles should be placed on trial. The Government charges these | private traders with accumulating | buge stocks of cotton goods from the State organizations for re-sale] at exorbitant prices. UP THE LADDER John H. Castle in 1920 was a Ford plant employee at Highland Park, Mich. Then he made $1,250 in a realty deal. Now, at thirty-two, he has become one of the 250 persons in the U.S. who carry $1,000,000 lite insurance. Castle is a Detroit busi- ness partner of John Ford, brother of Henry. Is Doing Nicely. Reeve James Halliday of Ports. mouth who was seriously injured in a motor accident on Thursday, and is at present in the General Hospital, is reported to be progressing very nicely. Ayrshire breeders from all parts of Southwestern Ontario attended the meeting of the association held At Woodstock. Alex McVicar elected president. "French Reducing Soap," son's. Painleve's néw cabinet has taken up the work of solving France's problems. "New Tooth Brushes," Gibson's. Wallace 'McClive, a young farmer, was killed on a level crossing by & train near Cobourg. Naarly all things look brighter in the morning, but this doesn't include the supper dishes. Gib- T0 THE LIBERALS OF KINGSTON AND PORTSMOUTH LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: -- I wish to express my thanks to my many Liberal friends who so loyally supported me in the past elec- tion and to express my appreciation of the excellent work done by the Liberals in this campaign who un- stintedly gave their time and energy in my support and to the support of the Liberal cause. Yours very sincerely, J. M. CAMPBELL. SPECIAL FULL COURSE DINNER 65¢ | ) | For a real, tempting dinner drop in and see us. f i | The very best food and excellent sérvice. Private dinners and banquets given best attention. THE GRAND CAFE JUST ABOVE GRAND THEATRE PETER LEE, Propristor, 814 PRINCESS STREET hog ARCTIC PIE 5c Ice Cream with Milk Coated Chocolate 5c. bar. For areal treat take some home. New York Fruit Store 'PHONE 1408w. Araial Added WEST IS "LOOKING UP." Sir Arthur Currie Finds Note of Renewed Confidence. Winnipeg, Oct. 30.--"1 ghall tell the east that the west has got its head up," said Sir Arthur Currie, principal of McGill University, who was in Winnipeg yesterday on his way to Montreal. Sir Arthur declar- ed that he had discerned a note of renewed confidence throughout West- ern Canada, and had found not only optimism, but considerable liquida- tion was in progress, despite the fact that the harvest hag not beén fully garnered. France is supposed to have the strongest air force. That country Fish and Chips Best in city. "Phone ordérs fo 2005-w and they will be ready, Old Eagsh Fish & Clip Shop | Corner Bay and Bagot 8 TAX] Pack Any Place in the Oty Phone 400--2 has more than 1200 planes and 40,- 000 men in its air service. 3 "New Nail Brushes," Gibson's. » ' 104 Ontario Street HYPNOTISM | Have you wot the blues? Have you got the drinking habit? Have you got the morphine habit? Have you got any othes bad habit? Have you got will power? Do you get everything out of life? Are you happy? | Are you healthy? It not, call on me. Hypuo tisth can and will when every. thing else has failed you. I § guarantee a cure. There I8 | pothing unnatural about . ite Just nature's way ---- and the § right way. Now then let me J prove my statement. I do mot make statements unless I can prove them. Now is your op portunity, will you give me a trial? 1 do not charge you any. thing. If you think that I de serve anything for my work, of ferings received omly. Thank you ever so much, Call bn me if you Hke and T will be at your service. MR. JULIUS KNELSON Kingston, Ontario "Office Hours from 9 a.m. till 4 p.m, SATURDAY IS COAT DAY AT THE CLASSIC WE HAVE REALLY STARTLING VALUES COATS OF HIGHER GRADE IS THE BEST MATERIAL AND FUR TRIMMED mR en pa a