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YOU WILL KNOW HOW GOOD CLOTHES CAN BE WHEN YOU WEAR ONE OF OUR SUITS You fellows who want clothes that are per- fect, clothes that are full of vim, vigor and nerve. Clothes that make you feel young _and look young. Clothes that will really 6,00 108 1S ALOTE THIS IS KINGSTON'S SHARE OF e HARD COAL SUPPLY. The Provincial Fuel Controller Ad- vises That Kingston No Lon lay in Appointing a Local ler. Mayor Hughes on Wednesday morning received notice irom RC Harris, fuel controller for Untario,] that the allotment of anthracite coal for Kingston for the season of 1918- 1919 would be 46,100 tons, Kings- ton's requirements in this line are un- derstood to be about 65,000, so the difference will have to be made up in other ways. The province of Onta- rio is to receive 375000 tons less of anthracite coal than it did during the season of 1916-1917. The 46.100 tons has reference to the smaller grades of coal, as ¢gg: stove, nut and pea. Municipalities may get more hard coal of steam size, A coal «commission has been insti- tuted in the United States, and the al- lotment is bedng made at Philadelphia, Pa. The commission will endeavor to have seventy-five per cent. of On- tario's coal delivered by the 30th of November. The balance will come during the winter, { It is not yet known how much coal has arrived at Kingston since naviga- tion opened, but possibly sixty per cent. of the city's allotment has come. The coal is being delivered into houses, stores, hospitals, manufactur- ing places, etc., as fast as it arrives. Fuel. Commissioner Harris tells the Mayor that no municipality should any longer delay in appointing a fuel controller or board of commis- sioners to take the fuel situation in hand, and see that the best distribu- tion possible is made of available coal Mayor Hughes will reply to Mr. Harris and state that Kingston has no fuel controller, as the City Council decided after full discussion last spring to let things go until it thought a controller was actually necessary. It is not likely that the Council will ap- point, one until it convenes after va- | cation next October, as the aldermen soldiers for the Siberian expedition. Capt. Dimsdale served in"France with the 8th Battalion and is at present on the staff of the 1st Depot Battalion, E.O.R. _ Lieut.-Col. Deacon, deputy-inspecs tor-general, was a visitor at head- quarters on Tuesday. Lieut.<«Col. Wilson, A.D.D.S., who leaves for overseas this week, will be succeeded by Captain Walt, of Stirling. Captain Walt is a return- ed man. G. A. Powley, Gananoque, is among the wounded reported to-day. At the Theatres At the Grand. 1 Last evening's programme at the Grand was one that delighted the ca- pacity house, and all were of the same ehthusiastic mind concerning the feature pitture, which was "A Bachelor's Children," and had Harry Morey in the stellar role. There was also the Pathe News, a good comedy, and an O. Henry story, besides Moss and Moss in a dancing, talking and juggling act that was exceptionally good. This bill will be repeated to- night for the last time. For Thurs- day and Friday of this week Sir John- ston Forbes-Robertson, the famous actor of the legitimate stage, will be seen in a five-part Brady made photo- play entitled "Masks and Faces." In this picture Mr. Robertson is sup. portéd by the most remarkable cast | ever assembled for stage or screen. "Masks and Faces" was made for the benefit of a war charity, and it was chosen because it was the only uni. versally known piece of English lit- erature that could afford the proper vehicle for the great array of talent that volunteered. Other films will be a Lonesome Luke comedy, the Pathe News, and two other fine reels. An act of first class vaudeville will hold the boards for these two days only, as "My Irish Cinderella" will open the Kingston theatrical season on An Attractive List of Dollar Specials for Thursday $1.00 SOME OF THE THINGS ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY TO-MORROW 50 DRESS LENGTHS OF PRETTY VOILES All new designs this summer. These are worth from 35¢ up te 50c a yard and to-morrow you will get the whole dress lengh for $1.00. A limit of one to a customer. prove irresistable when you have tried them on and viewed yourself in the glass. See them, try them on, compare them. Surely you'll decide that these are the clothes you want. $20.00 to $35.00, and all prices between Livingstons BROCK STREET If off your route it pays to walk. are of the opinion that the coal deal- Saturday. ers are faithfully carrying out the fuel regulations. However, Kingston will "My Irish Cinderella." There is something unique and need a controller by the time the cold weather arrives. ~ Most cities and quaint about "My Irish Cinderella towns have controllers which gives the play of that name a Copies of fuel regulations sent to certain distinction. Peggy MoNeil is the local coal dealers were also re-i2 little Irish girl, whose parents ceived by Mayor Hughes, who will died when she was quite small, and keep in close touch with the dealers. , ¥hen the play opens we find her in . the poorhouse. She is taken to Coal That Has Arrived. London as the supposed grand- As-far as can be learned, there is jdaughter of Lord Lonsdale, and pow in the city between 28,000 and while here she meets Clifford Mor- 30,000 tons of anthracite coal. This |¥an, a young American aviator, in is much better than last year at the [the service of the Allies. She falls same time. Soft coal has been com- [in love with him at sight, but fit 25 WAIST LENGTHS Of very pretty white voiles; fancy designs. These will be sold to-morow. The waist length for $1.00. : SPECIAL VALUES TO-MORROW AT $1.00 Silk Stockings at . . $1.00 per pair Towelling .. .. .. .. .5 yards for $1.00 Pillow Cases =... ou ve wafor: 3100 White Cottons .. .. .. .. . .5 yards for $1.00 Corsets, perfect fitting, medium or low bust aver one = 600 POUNDS GENUINE "UNBREAKABLE" Fingering wool. Each skein has the maker's lL T wee ds 7 or S u i i s : BD. Hendry OR dare label, and the price is $2.25 a pound. To-morrow ; , 9-1, we will offer § pound for $1.00. Black only. . ° - % C. C. Goldring W. A. McWilliams ! and Skirts BHI ae Sa Vi - BI: D. Hendry C. C. Goldring pi Joma. yellow plums, re . . : . | 6-2, 6-2. appigs. jomatoes, ete, 250 baskets | HH - A big variety of plain and fancy mix- Mixed Doubles. eoming Thureduy for Casnovsky. {1 ; . y mi-inals. DAILY MEIORANDUM H . tures: strong wearable goods at less than HBllw. A sewitliams J. H. Stewart | gq top of page 3, sight bana corner, | J . : es. | 4 | LIMITED. y present mill prices. $1 50, $1 15, $2.00 and i Miss Pacey Miss Leppard for probabill a. 6-2, 6-1. 50 a E. D. Hendry ing in very steadily since the open- would be robbing one of half the ing of navigation. There is, there- pleasure if the whole story were fore, every indication that the allot- | told heré. There is enough comedy ' ment of 46,000 tons will be reached In the pleco to afte 4 a Hearty Jaugh Sa " before navigation closes. It is quite [ROW an en, and in fac ere is 3 likely that with the more general nothing missing 'that could make 25 SKIRT LENGTHS OF WHITE P.K. use of soft coal and coke there will the shor mers effective han h is br nge t s sj Miss Daisy Carleton, in e role o = ¥ 3 3 be no dane of a fuel shortage hist pot Mol Ll ®s charagter draw: This is an exceptional bargain that you can well DY mmm ing that is perfect. She is a re- afford to keep until next summer. The complete markably elever dancer and during . Phe THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT the action of the play has several skirt length to-morow for $1.00. real song hits. A big scenie produc- . . ' tion is carried and an excellent com- ray RESUITS ISSUED, ON WEDNES- | pany of players is promised by the ENENENNNNNENANANENERE is UNIVERSITY, | management. "My Irish Cinder- . ella" will be the attraction at the : Bl| Great Interest Was Manifested in a |GTand, Saturday," Aug. 24th. Favorite Summer Game--Win- i i ners of the Doubles and Singles. At Griffin's. - RL /The final results of the tennis | _ARain last evening a capacity audi- | tournament that was held during | ®P°® witnessed, at this popular thea- BB} .no course at Queen's Summer tre, Thomas H. Ince's incomparable - BR! Schoo! were issued on Wednesday | screen success, Civilization. This . BB! morning. The games were contest- y milion dolar spectacle comes direct : : i ed with great spirit on the university { from the Criterion Theatre New York ] : * ~---- ml ereens and.pontinued for a-period of | CitY, where it still continues as one of ; Sh the most potent factors in the metro-, : a polis. Seldom, if ever, has a produc. -- - Ladies' Singles. . tion of this kind received such unani- : 'Winner. Loser, mous praise. "Civilization" is best . Semi-Finals. summed up as a screen epic, depict- Xi | Miss Campbell 2 'Miss Douglas ing an idealistic conception of the : " i 6-2, 6-4. Miss Hayman 'Miss Wilson pe 3 " 4-6, 6-4, 6-1. through the second coming of Christ. : Finals. As to photography, it probably has : Miss Campbell Miss Hayman never been equalled in motion picture 6-4, 6-4, drama. The production in its entir- ating. This great masterpiece will be shown for the last time in this city this evening, at Griffin's. birth of the millenmum and the bringing about of universal peace ety is superb, and stands for all that Men's Singles. is complete, fascinating and illumin- Semi-Finals. C. C. Goldring Miss Austin Miss O'Gorman BORN, 1H 6-2, 6-2. : HOME--~On Tuesday, August 20eh | Hl 1918, at Kimgston Genatal Hop ital, 4 Ladies' for Men's Wear Er , 15, 8-6. Huston, ot Kinghton, 10 BOOTH-HUGHES--A¢ St. Paul's Episco . a » ., 3 | -- 150 suit lengths best imported qualities § "Men's Doubles. . Peter Finals. gE. D. Henry W. A. McWilliams Mart riret Ringaton. & Finals. Canipbell Ave. sh Sars Toy Hie Fa ll pure wool; very scarce goods; at old Bis, Willlaine v réet, v pm! Miss Austin Miss Pacey daughter (Isabel Fairbairn.) Tweeds & Worsteds § rs 30% YT Miss Dand Hugh youngest daughter. 3 the LAST THREE DAYS OF OURSALE. ~ ~ 50c a Pair Reduction All Around : ' wr BL). i Soldat... .. .. .. iz LEs¥ rae B80 ¥ 2 3