SMART CLOTHES FOR | § 5 i ivingston's WHERE THE GOOD CLOTHES COME FROM. - : EASTER WEAR. This Store wends un Easter Greeting 'to all its friends. May it kring you sunshine and bappiness. Every man has @ special desire to come forth in all his Easter splendor, a perfectly dressed man. We have the clothes at your service, Overcoats and Suits in all the newest shadey and patterns, in the latest style and high class tailor ing. What You May Choose From Men's Fancy Worsted Suits in the new Brown and Greys, $10, $12, £13.50, Men's Fine Worsted Suits in \ Imported" Worsted and Twedd Threo-Button Sacqpme, New System Fronts and Shoulders $15, 816.50, 81%, $20 Men's Black .and Grey Vi- cuna Overcoats for Spring with and without Silk Fac- ings, $12, 813.50, $15," Black and Grey Vicunm Ov- ercoats, Silk Facinis and Silk Linings, $16.50 and $18. Easter Neckwear and Gloves May we serve you for your Faster Wears ? "It's a Gentewl Habit... Wear Livingston's Clothes," =Night wr oY ------ Spey Store Open Till 10 O'clock. | pecial | Sale To-Night, 7.30 0°Clock. esse -------- i | - 360 'Pairs Long Black Suede _ Lisle Gloves Good value at 60c and 75¢ for 39c a Pair. These Gloves are '19 inches long, opened at the wrist and fitted with two buttons. They are made in Undressed Kid Finish and are the very newest style for Spring 'and Bummer wear, : 72 Only White Spot Scarf Veils 2 yards long, 27 inches wide. The latest New York idea, worth 90¢ for - Is Usually sold at 20c pair. Special. \ ' 2 Pairs for 2Bc. t THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1908. stsecessessesceseesees Gold in Guwilight On Wednesday next "Underwood" will be 4 wmderry place, as Mrs. Iva Martin will that evening give a dance for the younger people, schoolgirls at home with 5 few of ups added. The mes will be chiefly cadets apd a few of the younger men from town, - .- w Un Saturday next Mrs. John Dell Carruthers will be hostess at a small | dance ut "Annandale." ad - - Badmioton at the Armouries and its accompanying tea filled in this after noon socially for a large share of so- ciety, > - - Miss Marion Redden gave a luncheon at the Country Club, to-day, for Miss Amy and Miss Beatrice McGill, ' -> -> -> Mrs. R. Waldron, "Arthur Place." will not receive again, on Tuesdays, for some time. - Miss H. Derry, Barrie street, loft, on Monday, for New York, to be the guest of Mrs. A. Latimer for several weeks. - - - Mrs. Herbert Robinson, Bagot street, came home, on Thursday, from a fortnight's visit in Ottawa, to her brother, Mr, Ernest Hubbell, who has left for his new post in the west. Colonel Sydenham McGill, William street, went up, on Thursday, to To- ronto, to spend Easter with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bickford. Miss Ethelwyn Loucks, Barrie street, went down to Montreal, vesterday, to pay a short visit to her sister, Mrs. Stratford Dawson, aud her brother, Mr. H. B. Loucks. Miss Marion Calvin, King left, on Thursday, for Toronto, visit friends, - street, to wo» Miss Grace Loucks arrived, from Ot- tawa, on Friday, to spend her Easter holidays with Canon and Mrs. Loucks, Barrie street, Mes. H.W. Going and little Miss Shirley, came up from Brockville, on Thursday, and will be with Mrs. Shirley Going over Easter. | Little Miss Helen McKay, Sydenham strect, is home from Montreal. The Rev. A. W. Jenks, of College, Toronto, was the guest Dean Farthing for a day or so week. Mrs. R. Maitland Hannaford, came up from Montreal, on Thursday, and is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Ham- ilton, at the custom house. - -» "> Miss Ethel Reynolds, Nelson street, is another school girl, that is home for the Easter holidays. Near friends who are aware of the oceirrence are copgratulating Mrs. Charles Maclean, Union street, who to-day, attained her ninetieth birth day. Though feeble of body this dear old woman is as bright of mind as in her youth. Miss Ida MM. Hunter, of Balmy Beach, Toronto, is the guest 6f Mrs. J. H. Sutherland, Wiliam: street. She was in charge of the local Y.W.C.A. domestic science department some years ago. Mew, John Ottawa, are with son, Clergy street. -> ad Mis. RB. Caldwell, of Mado¢, and Miss Cecil Caldwell, spent the week- end with Rev. W, W. Burton.and Mrs. Burton, Alfred street. Mr, and Mrs. Cornelius Bermingham, Barrie street, have gone off for a little trip, ' Mr, Haigh Norton-Taylor, of New York, is staying with Mrs. D. Norton- Taylor, Wellington street ; Mr. Frederick Hammond, of Toronto, spent a few days of this week with Mrs, James McParland, Emily street. -» "> - Mr. Ernest Strange will be home this evening from Hintouburg for a short holiday, Mr. George Eade came over, Thursday, trom New York, and staying with bis daughter; Mrs, George Mahood, Union street. Miss Frances Sullivan left Ottawa on Tuesday, for Winnipeg, where she will be Mrs. Hugh Osler's gucst. Lady Kirkpatrick, who has heen down from Toronto for a brief visit among her friends, left again to-day, for Toronto. While here she was the guest of Mr. and: Mrs. :Clarke Hamil ton, at the Custom House. 44 - * =» Mr. and Mrs. Eroest Cunningham and little Master Pail are down from Toronto to nd Easter with Mrs. Henry Cunnin , Earl street. Mrs. RB. H. Tothill arrived, yester- day, from Montreal, and is en pension at Mrs. C. E. Brookes, Earl street. Miss M Wilson who is now with Mrs. T. R. Power, Earl street, will og on Monday to Mrs. R. C. Carter's, est street, aod will remain there tii Fridey next, when she will go wp to Ti to. : ise Bessie Smythe, West street, home yesterday, from W Trinity of this Robertson and son, of Mrs. John Hender- "> on 1s the real grown- | present visiting and Cataraqgui. Mrs, James Dunlop, Rideau street, left, Thursday, to spend Easter with relatives in Brockville. irienls at Kingston - - -~ Miss Ada MN. Sharman, Wellington street, returned home on Tuesday last after a tWo months' stay in New York. She left Yesterday for Renfrew to attend the wedding on Easter Monday of her Cousin, Miss Flo Ja- mieson, daughter of Rev, W. 8. and Mrs. Jamieson. : | Miss Florence Macgillivray, Ottawa, | 1s visiting her parents, Earl street. I Miss Tot Taylor, Ottawa, is spend. ing the holidays with her moter, King street. Mrs. C. W. Lane, Gore street, a tea on Tuesday to a few of hee little daughter, "Eidred's playmates, who had 5 very erry time, - oe Mr. Verey Lawson and wile have returned from New York and will take up their , residence on Beverly street. Mes, F. J. Quinn, Wellington street, bas left on a visit to friends in Arn. prior, Mr. H. Hughes, of the Bank of Com: merce, Paris, is a visitor in the city, Mr. and Mrs. William Newlands, Bagot street, are spending Easter with their daughter, Mrs, Percy Mur- ray, Ottawa. * Mr, Frederick Hewitt, Montreal, is visiting his parents on Union street. "> - - The Rev, W, G. and Mrs. Jordan, Barrie street, left on Friday for Utica, N.Y. Mrs. H. Bawden, Cleryy street, left on Friday for St, Louis, Mo., to visit friends. Miss Edith Newman, King street, is visiting Mas. H, J, Angley, at No, 411 Prospect street, Watertown, N.Y. Miss Maud Seeley, Kingston, is the guest of Mrs, Clarissa Dodge, Cape Vincent, N.Y. gave - > » The engagement is announced of Miss Lillian Blatch, eldest daughter of the late ¥. K. Blatch, of the in- land revefiue department, Ottawa, to Mr. George Brown, of Danville, Que, Miss May Willis, of Ottawa, and Mr. W. H. Swilt, eldest son of Me, and Mrs. W. A, NM, Swift, Roslyn avenue, Westmount. The marriage will take place carly in June, - oe ow The marriage of Mr. Stanley Sweat. man, second son of his grace the Archbishop of Toronto, and Miss Beile Nash, daughter of Me. and Mrs. C. W. Nash, of Toronto, has been ar- ranged to take place on Tuesday next at St. Alban's cathedral. (Continued on Page 6.) A DOORSTEP EPISODE. Student's Trunk Taken to His Girl's House. when you came home find your trunk on her front steps? This rather em- barrassing incident happened to a well-known student, while he was eall- ns on a Brock street young lady on ursday evening laf. The young man was leaving town shortly 'after, and it being his last night he might have stayed a little late, but that does not seem to be any reason why his landlady should think he changing his place of residence ! on him by some of his fellow-student boarders. I'hey knew that the young and: thought they would interrupt the Froceedings, So they secured his ried it down to the girl's home and placing it near the door rang bell. The lady herself answered the summons, and being greatly sur- prised to see the trunk on the steps, started "to look around for the unex. pected guest. 'Fhe young man's was asked, and as soon as he saw the object recognized his own trunk, and saw the joke that had heen play- ed on him. Rumor has it that be- tweeieleven and twelve {hat night 'a student was seen <arrving a trunk up Brock street on his back, -------- LIMERICK PRIZE. ---- St. George's Baking Powder Lim- erick! Prize Winner. . The first of the weekly prizes of 85 fon the best link sent iw cach weok for St. George's Baking Powder Limerick has been awarded to Mrs Henry Fe les, 95 d'Auteuil street, Quebec, Que. ------ The Easter Iiills. Thore liveth no home circie sOine treasure gone Beyond the gold of sunset--beyond gray of dawn, The heart grows Weary yearning, Yes are wet with tears, As We reach hands how through the dreary years. The sunlight on the Easter Kills, 50 soft an ill and fair, You hold a cheering symbol! to mortals everywhere; You thrill the long-hid rose to beauty gain but hath the the empty out once a God warns the clay that many a day within the tomb has Iain. O Easter hilis breeges sweet | Sing on your song of giory, when Love with Ye shall nipet. We walk among the old ways with some £2 Easter of : Old faces still wily linger, wee forms are w 0s yet ; But shadowy and uncertain, keep ond our reach for mortal touching, too far for The moonNght on the Baster Hills that d hr Pg "the sod, 5 You are Ihe opened volume of promises I seem to read your message of moil that strife the future life like you of pedos shall hint h © Faster hills Prophetic ¢ O Esster doubting till we just Too Did ps oy er shall know we know, © Last Call To-Night. New Easter hats at Campbell Bros. -------------------------- lL, to Count Pietro will take Monday. - tox West Pisses shorifl of Hastings ay | in flakes or ¥ strong kind, ir balla, Gibson's Re Ever go to see your best girl and [ff was} It seems that the joke was put up!j man was out bidding a fond farewell!f§ trunk, about ten o'clock at night, car- CH the! § aid | ig The i of. Miss. Eleanor Craw- J eldest. a i of Marion Craw. for: novelist place at Naples on tive member heen appointed AT QUEBEC ELEBRAT REGIMENT TO ATTEND. -- Annual Meeting of the Officers Was Held in This City--Com- mittees Were Appointed. The annual meeting of the officérs of the 47th Regiment, was held at the Amnouries, on Thursday of Odessa, was in the chair. and there was a good attendance of members. Included in those present were Ferguson, Inverary; Major Moscow; Adjutant Bell, Desmond. was the big celebration, to be held in the city of Quebee, in August next, and it was announced that one half of the total strength of the regiment would go to Quebee. There are eight dompanies, and fifty per cent, of each company will be chosen for the trip, So that ju all, there will be wmfficient for four companies. AH the captains, and four lieutenants will take part, Regimental, band and mess coumit- tees were appointed, and the meeting Proved a most harmonious one, The companies are made up as fol- lows: No. 1, Capt. Thomas Healey, Kingston; No. 2, Capt. Knight, Elgin- burg: No. 3, Capt. A. Gray. Westport; No. 4, Capt. Sharp, Napanee; No. 5. Capt. Hannah, Enterprise; 6, Capt. A. Hunter, Verona; No. 7, Capt. Charles Gray, Odessa; No. 8, Capt Nou ONE HALF OF THE 47TH Col. Mabie, | Major | Amey, | fr : h ox The main business up for discussion § i | | § | i | Pringle, Arden, with Surgeon-Major Dr. Curtis, and Rev. A. E. Jones, of Tamworth. { The trip to the city of Quebec is be- | ing looked forward to with keen in- | terest, on the part of the regiment, | and the only regret is that the whole! regiment will not be allowed to go, | but, of course, orders will not per- | mit this: However, those who are chosen will make a splendid showing for the regiment. ""~An Attractive Series. An interesting series of ads will shortly appear in this paper on behali of the "Sunshine" Furmac:, manufae- tured by McClary Mig. Co., Co., Lon- don, Canada. Newsgnper addertising is a part of the MeClary publicity programme. and works hand-in-hand with an extensive follow-up system The series of ads were prepared by A. A. Briggs, advertising manager of the McClary company, and placed by Me- Comnell- Ferguson Advertising Agency, London, Campbell Bros. $2 Derbies. Are not excelled in the Dominion. CLEANED STORED AND 7 Suits from $13.50 to 32.50 Coats from $5 to 10.00 With a large variety between, Make a selection and have it placed aside if not quite ready. IACKETS AND SUS OR EASTER Ours have the type of finish at the shoul- ders and about the neck which most nearly approaches the high-priced made garments, turned out by first-class tailors in Montreal. If you like a smart Covert Jacket for Spring or a Suit, strictly up-to- date, see what we are showing. INSURED Telephone waggon to call, 4809. r Houses, HN | = We have received a number; of choice designs in fest tle latest, and newest thing Combs. A special feature is quality of the ornamenta- tion which is 18k. gold de- posited into the surface of the Comb, giving a very rich effect in the hair. We have made the very reasonable. Spangenberg JEWELLER, Issurer of Marriage Licenses. in the prices Works like magic, actu- ally transforms old furni- ture into néw, renews the ed on all articles of woo metal. A child ean apply it. Only 20c. a tin, Handled exch i iv {KID GLOVES for SATURDAY A great variety For Boys, For G finish which has deteriorat-| For Ladies. : ® Stockings FOR SATURDAY SELLING Cashmere Stockings for Ladies, Cashmere Stockings for Children, In ribbed or plain, all weights. Black or Tan Shades. Al fcr er SO00COCO000000BOCI0000 00000B0000003LOCOCGOO0 Regal Shoes Are Here Snowe boars prions" Price 95 00 irls, 7 on 3 $ All ready for you to try on. ¢ We've just received oyr stock of Spring Regals--and the're the handsomest "snappiest" shoes ever shown in town. You'll say so when you see them. $ No matter what your choice is you'll find among the wide range of shapes and leathers a Regal . that was made for YOU, Our showing includes aliSthe newest authentic Spring styles 2 --models that have the "thor- oughbred" appearance that ap- £ '