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---------------------- TS 2 { THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. _THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1080. SU «rv Hudson Seal E : g or Bavieg your present one remodel. ed, why not come in to-day and cone sult with us. exact estimates given. you obligation on your part in any way. We are showing some French Seal Coats. and up. Hudson Seal. Marmot Coats. and up. John McKay, Limited THE FUR y > 149 to 157 Brock Street, Kingston, Ontario. A If you are interested in a New Fur Coat " advice amd without' Expert beautiful. Priced..$180.00 a ny Priced $325 and up. Priced $110.00 mn ' ° ® - Robertson's, Limited We Bre Showing the Latest Production of: Ceramic Art, the Néw ORIF LAMME WARE Dazzingly brilliant with color and fascinating with its opale- cent reflectiows. ery of an Englishipotter. Oriflagme. ware fulfills the sound condition of the highest art. No two pieces are alike. The old bronze and old gold effects produced. with this dull metallic surface are at once artistic in the highest degree, the flame in the furnace transmits at will the modern creation. sing dot It is the result of a new and wonderful discov. A-earAhes nT UT VOALL AND SEE THIS LINE Robertson's, Limited 75-76 PRINCESS STREET * ry "robm#?" barn and drive house; two large lots; good garden; situatedcon top of hill | near Union street. Owner leav- ing. If sold by 21st, will take $1,400. Terms can be arranged. NEW BRICK RESIDENCE Nelson street, near Earl; 7 romos; hardwood floors, first floor; furnace; electricity; lot 165 feet deep; nice garden and hen house--3$5,600, McCANN | 86 Brock St. Phone 336 or 631 IE z l HO J ally deserting him for a rich sea-cap- C. W.VA (Incorporated) Next General Meeting FRIDAY, OCT. 22nd, 1920 -- THE WANDERER" STAGED 5 | Great Biblical Drama is Being | Presented at the Grand ' . a La "The Wanderer," one of the great- est biblical dramas, staged by David Belasco, was presented at the Grand 'pipera house on Wednesday night--by* a talented company of artists, with Frederick Lewis, in the title role. The setting wasp 'realistic--and gorgeous; and the vivid interpretation of the actors and actresses captivated and thrilled the audience; for here was. depicted the great domestic tragedy that has stirred generations and left an eternal impress of the great moral and spiritual' lesson of thé Master. Here wag a faithful portrayal of the patriarchal life in Judea; the austere dignity of a Hebrew household, con- 'trasted with the Impetuosity ' ob youth; oriental sensuality, luxury and feminine beakty enhanced by every grace and charm, Fhe scenes were brilliant with color,. and the whole | effect was heightened by the danging scenes adapted by A. Kesloff and the music arranged by A. Goetzel. Frederick Lewis, in the character of Jether, son.of Jesse, is admirably adapted to the part-and brought pro- longed applause in the opening act by his fervid appeal for release from Elev parental control. The part of the {elder brother was sustained by-Rich- | , ard Thornton" in a striking manner, while Mies Charlotte Wynters . as = Tisha, the vampire and siren of the !days of old Jerusalem, scored a tri- {umph., She resides with her pagan | mother Nadina, the keeper of a lodg- ing house, the rendezvous of scores lot beautiful, women and the young | sports of Jérusalem.. It is here { Jether takes up his "residence and beconies infatuated with Tisha. Then comes the wonderful love scepes in | which Tisha, believing herself soe ed, woos him most passionately/and to prove her power -over him entices {him with protestations of love and | wine te denounce. the God of, Judea and sacrifice before the idol of Igha- tar, accomplishingthis complete de- | gradation. After spenting all his {money upon her, he ig declared guilty | of theating at dice and is spurned. i His enchantress laughs in his face, {and taunts him. with his faults, fino- [tain who has promised her great | wealthy, Miss Wynters is a most fas- [cinating and accomplished actress. Reduced to penury and weakened by | illness the "Wanderer" returns "ome { Special 'mention must: be made of [ the highly finished elocution of all of the principal characters, including | Eleanor Sandman, as Naomi, Charles [Cline as Tola, Frederick Mosley as Jesse, Miss Helen Singer as Huldah, John Dougherty, the prophet, and Charlotte Deffry as Nadina. The de- | gree of perfection shown throughout is seldom found in a large company and distinguishes "The- Wanderer" | from other plays. The play will be {shown Thursday, matinee and even- | | 108 {and the final scene is very effecting. | out those ' micE IN PACKING CASE | SHIPPED FROM KINGSTON | Flurry of Excitement iri Store at Delta When Case Was Opened. Quite a sensation was caused at Delta a few days ago, on the arrival | of a shipment of goods from a Ki pton firm, -by freight, when" it was found that a whole family of mice had made a nest in the packing case. [The mice had made a most comfort- | able home, and they were not at all | pleased over being disturbed. Whether the mice. made the pack- ing case their headquarters: befars leaving Kingeton,or while on the way to Delta, is unknown, but it Is stated that when the packing case was open- ed and the find 'made, there wag a flurry of excitement in one of the village - stores. All the latest popular publications-- November. numbers just in: "= Get your Flashlighty and Batteries at ELDER'S 209 PRINCESS STREET Get ers | % = HE : ment. Our many years of. successful practice enable us to give you the sat- isfaction your eyes demand, Consult : LS Asselstine, D.0.S. "392 King Street. . Right Glasses Fitting Glasses is not a matter of chance. Properly fitted Glasses are the result of careful, scientific eye "measurement and skilful 'adjust- Opposite Public Utilities. Phone 12831, Phone 1019w. MAGAZINES - St tmsg---- HOME AND ScHYoL OLUB. Has Been, Organized "at Frontenac Schoal. - A meeting was held in Frontenac school, Wednesday, Oct. 20th, at 3.30 p.m., for the purpose of forming a Home and School Club. There was a large attendance and the following officers were elected: Hon. Presidgnt: Mrs. D. McDougall. President: MTs. G .Druce, Vice. President: Mrs. C. Murray. Secretary® Mrs. ©. BH. Hebert, . .Treasur@r: Mrs. Curzon. .Mothers' Committee: Mrs, William Patterson and Mrs. Elwood. Sodlal Committee: Mrs. Fred' bert, MrA, 8. Salsbury, Mrs. Mrs. Hallam and Mrs. Burgess, THE BOARD OF WORKS: He- Adsit, To Consider Changes in the Tariff 2 By-Law, At 'a meeting of the Board Works, on Wednesday afternoon, was decided that Chairman Angrove and AH. Phillips should' have'a con- ference. with the executive of the Kingston Motor League with refer- ence to changes im the traffic bydaw. The, board members decided to de- clare a "silent zone" on Stuar! street and University avenue from Union at night, for the benefit of the pa- tients of the General Hospital. Autos will be required to run only ten miles an hour and to stop using cut-outs. Residents complained that ' the city's asphalt plant was a nuisance in its present position, and the engin- eer was aed to make a report. Fr---- . For Colds or Influenza. and as a Preventive, take GROVE'S L. B. Q tablets (Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets). Be sure you get the genuine. Ask for GROVE'S L..B. signature on box. -30c. The "Antis"- Want to Know, | "Smallpox vaeéine is undoubtedly of the greatest use. It is no use wasting your time speaking to the people who think it is not," added Dr. H. E. Day, Kingston, at the Do- minfon Child Welfare Conference in Ottawa. "But you will have to talk to them," stated Mrs. Courtice. : Dr. , continuing, stated that the medical. men throughout the country "were rather afraid of the Toronto." tea Is Scaneaieal tea, More cups to the pound, «| action? The worthy comman Q: tablets. Look for E. W. GROVE'S | serum that wag distributed free from | if Letters to the Editor | * Bomhaizing a Few Points, Kingston, 'Oct. tor): while to emphasize a few points Mr. Connor has made, and bring to light 4 Tew more, In the first place: permit me, Mr. Editor; to express my - sincerest ap- ~preciation tor al} Wat the Navy Leg: | gue of Canada stands for. It-is in- deed a very worthy cause. There. is nothing mope essential to us-@8-a grow. nation than to -train the young to be of service to their coun- | try when they grow older, or at apy | critical moment. There should not be such a great ignorance of our ob- ligations to the state as there exists iwday. The great war showed this up in more ways than one. It should also be a great cure for the everlasting "'ego" prevailing almost everywhere. There are also maby other good points to this movement, almost too | numerous to mention. By oven wheat of the very best gE nothing more than a weed aE found growing in a flower gar- den. The same, at present, applies to the- Kingston Branch of the Navy League, The people of Kingston, I am al- most certain, would like to see'a man with some service and practical ex- perience to his credit at the head of this organisation, How about yours, Mr. Commandant? Those badges did 'work well on one occasion, but I mean a certificate of sérvice. Then again, is it not a bit thick, or better still, preposterous when a man who has no definite proof of service can wear a British naval uniform giving him seniority over men. who went to France in 1914, and from the ranks rose tothe rank of Battalion J Commander? I would like to see something which could 'be classed icker' but that surely remains to discovered. Mr. Editor, many of us doubt the sincerity of the worthy commandaat, surely there least, essential for one at the head of such a worthy cause. If a thing is not sincere, there is only one other thing it can be. I will explain my point by giving an example. The commandant on many occas ions gave some lofty spiels on unity among returned men. The pauses (for applause) were indeed so very neatly placed that each one got its. full quotd) of applause. Sure enough eve erybody wants unity, and even with- ses a good line would have gained 'applayes. Please keep the above'in mind. Last spring we were asked to go | fifty-fifty with them on one of the carnivals they were proposing to bring to the city. It was indeed a very kind offer, considering the financial position we 'were in, But no date was given nor | was -it stated at the time which show we were 10 be allowed in on, Time went on, and 'we kept press- ing fer the name and dates of the! carnivals to be brough*. but notaing doing, so naturally .anen we were approached by the World at Home hows we acedpted their tract. | Can anyone blame us for taking {hia t for- got his unity spiels, and decreed that the joint Advisory Committee then in existence would have no more A. & N. representatives on it. . Oh, what a steadfast stand for unity! No doubt he has since harangued "Lis audiences on unity, and sure en- ough the applause pauses must have worked magnificently. How does he pull this stuff with- out blushing? Lest I forget, Mr. Commandant, I know several who would be pleased to know something about the several 'cases -of socks, balaclavas. and oth- er soldiers comforts which were to have been sent to "A" and '"B" bat- terfes, 'R.C.H.A. ahd for which each officer, N.C.0. and man in '"'C" Bat- tery gave a halt day's pay in the | early spring of 1915. One who had occasion to investigate the matter as far as he could, saw an interesting cheque. How -about it, Mr. Command- ant? The public, however, wants some- thing definité; Is it true that you are receiving sufficient rent for the threp or four rooms occupied by the Naval Brigade, that It leaves you a fair balance after paying the whole rént of the building? gives and the public would lke to know. May I also remind yoy that figures backed by facts look better than mere words, Do you not think, Mr. Command- amt, that a body Jike the 21st club The huge a assorfment of Bf Caps for Men and that we show, Be esitan easy mat- ter to make a satis factory selection. There are hundreds- of patterns to choose from in every goed' --n design, * Ber * 50c. up to $3.50 NEW GLOVES NEW UMBRELLAS George Mills & Co. 20.----(To the edi: | At such an appropridte time, | Trafalgar Week, it should be worth at be one quality at}. mic Problems. ing. - Ore Dressing. Withers' Meaning of 'Money. Hamilton's Economic Problems. Hamilton's Exercise#"'in Econo- Mead's Water Power Engineer- Wiard's Theory and Practice of -Cambria Steel Co's Hand Book. | ; Mathematical Instrument Sets. The College Telephone 919 Teo Qi 5 Studerits. We have just unpacked supplies of the following:-- ' Lough's Business Finance. Kester's Accounting Theory & Practice. Mark's Engineer's HanHl Books: : Ds hae] s Hand Book. Leighon 8 Chemistry of Matere | ials. "Schafer's Experimental . . Physiology. Slide Rules, etc., etc. Book Store Open' Evenings The public | i ition. Silks "36 INCH HABUTAI-- All pure Silk; will wash perfectly. This \ is not a clean-up of odd shades, but rather your choice of 20*fashion- « able shades, including white or black. $2 values, on Friday. $1.39 yd. 36 INCH TAFFETA SILK --Extra quality, -navy"or black; regular $3.00 quality; on sale Friday at ......... ..vis1e:+ . $2.00 peryard CORD VELVET---27 inches wide: perfect shades of Cream, Navy, Taupe, Brown, Copen. Friday Special wpe. $1,855 per vard (No tax on above items) .y Newman & Shaw "The Always Busy Store" ought 'to get something authentic alout the money raised for their colors? Even though by the process of super-mathamatics you have work- ed out such a startling thing as, that you have with you eighty per cent. of the returned men of this city, never- the-less 1 am certain that the 21st would be better satisfied in seeing an itemized account im the press, or sent to their club. You know, Mr. Commandant, the G.W.V.A. also claims a few. 21st men amongst its mempiership, end they in formations™ appreciate this in- formati Before I close, Mr. Editor, I wish to say that in the opinion 'of the many father than the few, the place for the Boys' Naval Brigade is at the Y.M.C.A. The YM.C.A. is not a self support- ing institution, and it has suitable environment for such a5" ormpiaa- The A. and is self-support- ing, at least & i commandant says, and it has not dy environment Mr." you made several great mistakes: It was very nice of you to try and get position. But was it not crude? _ It was, indeed; very consistent with your so-called unity policy to anf] close our doors. ambitious indeed! You should not, -however, forget human nature, ever in your dealings. Start a serap withir a family, and you can break Side interference and you ly, Vid © --WM. SUSMAN Second Vice-President, Kingston Branch, GW.V.A. S-- Hotel Dieu Event i A Complete Success . of the Hotel Dieu, gave an "at home" in the Knights of Columbus hall on Wednesday evening that was a com- plete success. There was a large at- tendance, and a most enjoyable time was spen rid of our secretary by finding him a | it, But, just once, show a sign of out- The members of the of the Ladies' Guild |, v Cement dwelling, with 5 rooms; improvements; for , qo. 91,880 BUNGALOW ON MARKLAND STREET 5 rooms; furnace; B. and O.; electric light ... ...ees $3,550 - BUNGALOW ON BARRIE STREET : Solid, brick; furnace; B. and O.; electric light we raw $8,050 (Immediate possession) BUNGALOW ON QUEBEC STREET : all improv $8,850 E. W. MULLIN & SON Kingston Home Finders. Buyers and Sellers of Real Estate. Phones §539w and 039). JOHNSTON and DIVISION STREETS, Brick; Ses open Men's Mahogany Brown Bals, blind eye« lets; Goodyear Welted sole, low broad heel, 'made on the ~'Bon-Ton"--a new, narrow toe last. A dandy looking Shoe, and a re- markable value at the price. : 'ALL SIZES ...,..ui.e SEVEN DOLLARS. Steve J. Martin, Martin whose musital programme was great- 1y appreciated. Among those taking |ed part + were Missés Mary Gratton, Annie Frances Devlin, Corrigan Miss Butherland, vocal Sie, od i Miss Olive a Ta solo, Refreshments were sery- . FOREST Gn vie pou