PAGE FIGHT Ever. WILTARY CLOTHING, AND SUPPLIES ALL OFFICERS OF ALL BRANCHES OF ~ HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE. and comple te stock of | clothing. We solicit § We have on hand a fall § khaki materials for officers' f vour consideration, promi ITH vou the best work, | ! prices. | 1 1 aellveryv al rignt § prompt Supplies Outfits, Forage | in fact every requirement. § Military Raincoats CORRECT MAKE. 20 pairs TOxe's Spiral P at $2.25. Sold in Toronto, 3.00. ton for $ 3 Puttees, Spurs, Sam Brown Caps, Badges, etc., etc. uttees put on sale to-day Ottawa, Montreal and King- Livingston's, Brock St. Civil-and Military Tailors ITEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO - MEN 30 Doz. Balbriggan Underwear 45c and 50c Values for 33c. Men's Balbriggan Shires and Drawers, natural colors, in all sizes, from 32 in. to 44 in., made from fine Egyptian varn; long or and ankle length, ficed with sateen and finished w ith neat, close fit- ting cuffs. Worth regular .45¢ and ii ole. Special to-night for, a garment A A eA atta cna Pyjama Suits fine English Flannelette, full assortment of sizes; Special to-night, for 8c a Suit White Cotton Night Shirts Ten dozen Men's Night Shirts, made of best English Twill Cotton, with collars, and some with low necks: a good big shirt, in all sizes, including l§ some-extra large ones; regular prices $1.25 and i 81. 20. Special -- Tonight for 98¢. Hh ; Don't forget the socks for soldiers fo-siight, Men's Pyjamas in well ade and finished; worth $1.25 and £1.50. i | made pythey iH "Huy! er's THE DATLY BerTISH WHIG, SATURDAY, APRIL 10-1915, A DAYLIGHT ROBBERY THREE MEN HEL D UP FACTORY GIRL CASHIERS . tn doi 3 And Get Away With $1,500--Girls Fought the Robbers Saved $800 From Them. and roront 0, April 10 n men walked into the office ci sierling Action and Key Cota- 2 here yesterday afternoon whea wo girls were distributing $2,300 ployees' pay envelopes, and th: held up the girls, a shipper an! a commercial traveller at the.point of four revolvers the third ségoped $1,500 of the cash into a black suis- Still keeping eve person overed the three men backed out of offi made a clean got case he fice and away When the men-first "Hands up!" the ¢ Robertson and Miss May Pp, refused to obey, and for fiv ninutes fought the men around lie room Their pluck fight saved tie firm $800 cash, for in the strugg'e 1e three boxes containing en fell en the floor and all the remained inside the bos TY to get! away the roi $300 in cash lyin gave--the rv girls, Mi 8 Robe riso n ig now at home fering from the effects of brutal tment and choking received. One f fired at her was os from the office to cail the po- The bullet lodged in the door case directly over her head. as she | Letters to the Editor | : "Calderwood House," Kingston, April 10.--(To the Iditor) While thanking you for the kindly terms in which vou were good enough to adopt in referring to my retum to India, .I should like to point out that I am not going to. serve as Inspector-General, but under him, in any capacity where my services can be utilized. However, I never reached the gid dy elevation of Inspector-General of Hospitals during my service, the only administrative post I held being that of Chief of the Provincial Public Health Department.--Yours truly, L.,M. GILES sincerely SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED For the Queen's Stationary Hospital For Overseas Service, Dr. O. R. B. Williamson, of Queen's Medical Faculty, acknow- ledges the following subscriptions for the Queen's Stationary Hospital equipment: Justice Maelennan, Dr. J. C. Connell Mrs. O. D. Skelton Prof. Gwillim Mrs. J. R. Henderson, John Henderson, Mexico, Mrs. H. C. Nickle John E. Gow 8S. H. Cellney George Hooper . Prof. A. E. Codd Prof. H. Wallace Miss Mary E. Guess Mrs. J. F. Macdonald, while the war lasts, secretary Toronto, $500 $5 a "month ACTION WAS DISMISSED. Judgment In Case Simmons Bros. vs. Powell and Sands. Justice Britton has dismissed the action taken by Simmons Bros. against Charles HH. Powell and Thos. W. Sands, heard at a recent sitting of the Supreme Court in Kingston. The action was dismissed with costs and Mr. Powell was awarded $40 damages and Mr. Sands $30 dam- ages. In this case the plaintiff's claim was for an injunction order restrain- ing the defendants from excavating, building or using part of lot 297, Princess street, owned by Mr. Powell. Defondants claimed damages for in- terference. Whiting and Day ap- peared for the plaintiffs and A; DB. Cunningham for the defendants. he ESCAPED FROM GUARD ROOM. Brockville Asked" to Locate Missing Soldiers. +« The police were notified last Uthat three soldiers, {Brown and Malone, members of the 21st Battalion at Kingston, had broken out of the guard house and disappeared, ways the Belleville Times, of Friday. The men broke the iron bars - over a window of 'the guard room at the barracks and good their escape. If found will be arrested as deserters. The local police searched the 3.30 {a.m. express from the west and {found three * soldiers on the train, Lut 'all had passes and were able to satisfy the police that they were not {the men wanted. Fiicmen Called. night Privates Haughey, At 6.33 o'clock on Friday nigh', the firemen were given a run when {an alarm was sent in from box 14 (corner of Wallington and ' Place D'Armes. Hot ashes places too clos: fto the coal hoist on the schoourr | Mary Ann Lydon was the cause of the trouble. There was but-sliga: | aamage. "Iwo Serials A Week, This is the last Saturday on which "The Master Key" serial will appear 'on this day. Hereafter, it will be | published on Tuesday, so as not to conflict with the splendid new serial ublish | to-day. Not €% Sharbot Lake. The batteryman named E. Conboy, | | who was tried and acquitted at Ver-, {ona on a charge of theft, did not be- long to Sharbot Lake. "Huyler's week-end sweels." Gib { Because taik is cheap, it is no val- iid reason why vou and I should in. | dulre in a questionable variety of it. week-end sweets." Gib- i$ son's. Jon's. {quite so IN MARINE CIRCLES. Appointments Made On Line of Vessels. The Keystone Transportation Com- pany line of boats whica are fitting out in Kingston will be moving soon. Three of the five now lying at Swift's wharf have got steam up and expect to clear between April 17th and 27th. Two steamers of ti ne are expect- ed to go on the vo de, The ap- pointments of the rs have al- ready been made and will constitute the following: Keyport, captain, J. Mullin, Kings- ton; mate, A. Barrett, Kingston; en- gineer, R. Muchmore, Kingston Keywest, captain, Martin Olsen, Kingston; mate, J. Godwin, Kings- ton; engineer, W. Jamieson, Montre- al. Keyvive, Captain, Collingw 00d; Kingston: treat; Keynor, captain, James Martin, Kingston; mate, Alexander Fergu- son, Garden Island; engineer, 'W. Robinson, Scotland Keybell, captain, Kingston; mate, L ton; engineer, E. mouth. Keystone Geofge Bunting, mate, J. Cochrane, engineer, J. Boak, Joseph: Murray, Beaupre, Kings- Sparling, Port<- Marine Notes. The scheoner St. Louis cleared to load coal at Oswego and the schdon- alia B. Merrill cleared to load at Sedus. The schooner Horace rived from Gananoque, dry dock. The steamer St. Joseph with coal from Oswego for The teambarge Jeska from Os go with coal for Sowards npany and will clear for Os- Tain to-night The schooner Ford River will like- ly start cn her first trip.on Monday) Taber ar- to go to Davis Swift's. arrived PREPS IEEE IE IED oder ode TO GO UNDER CANVAS, (Special to the London, advent of Whig.) April 10.--With the milder weather the Canadians billeted at Shorncliffe will go under canvas again, an + arrangement which is much 4 more c¢ * to discipline. At present large " numbers of the men are billeted # in hotels and private houses. « * * Ld * <* nvenient and conducive LJ + * + She Pebdibdd Folded dod dd doded POLIC E cov RT BREV ITIES, To the Magistrate On Saturday, Stories Told "his looks as if you had some- thing," said Magistrate Facrell, in the Police Court Saturday, as he held up an empty black bottle and showed 1 to William Tothurst. Tolhurst was registered as a drunk; but said this was not so. "i amg know what was the matter with me," Constable Dergeant, who made the arrest, said Tolhurst was lying help- lessly drunk on Ning street Friday night. 'The magistrate made it $1 and costs. Boiled onions and whiskey was the = cure George Parks, an aged man, took for grippe. 'The onions did hin good but not so with the whiskey. "1 was trying to. kill the grippe," he' said to the, magistrate, 'Luv af- ter 1 took the 'whiskey I could not imd my. way." A constable came to his rescue. He was given a chance to ge and look after his cold. "l guess 1 am guilty," said don McDopald, another tippler, he was taxed 81 and costs. For driving a cart without a li- Robert Hamilton was fined $2 and costs or fifteendays. It . was stated that there is trouble for other carters if they do not pay up. Arthur Rhodes was fined 82 and costs for his spree of Friday. GCor- and conse, IMMIGR ANTS wi ERE SAUCY, Took Colonel Hunter To Handle Them. Immigration Agent. G Hunter meets with all kinds of men ia ys position but seems to have no trcuble in keeping matters straighe- ened out. Three men arrived from Montreal on Saturday morning and called 'up the colpnel asking what arrangements he had madc for the accommodation over night. One very indignantly remarked: "Do you ex pect that we will walk the streets all night?" The colonel immediate - ly gave his full consent to them to walk the streets all might if they chose, but advised them to sleep in his office in the City Buildings if they 'had no money. When he came down to his office on Saturday morning they were not "cocky" and were quite willing te take any job that might come algng. They are good big man and should be all right on a farm- aiter they realize that no one 18 go- ing to, pay for their board cand kee) if they do not work for it. The farmers are still ssking fo- help and a few immigrants are con stantly dropping in and are quice- Iy given work. But It WITH THE INDIAN ARMY. Brother of Thomas Kelly, Ordnance Street, Writes. Thomas Kelly, 145 Ordnance) street, has a brother at the front who i In writing has probably been able to | get a great deal more past the censor {than other people have. He en- closed a map clipped from a London paper and marked it with a cross where he is stationed. The Indian Army which he is with has advanced aleng a road from FNeave€ three miles, altogether about thir- teen miles since that famous battle on the first of March. No Deaths Registered. For the first time in several weeks | there were no deaths registered on Saturday morning. It is thought that with the return of nice weather the heavy death list will begin to . abate. If you want a good lawn, sow Peerless Lawngrasc Seed, sold only | by Dr. Chowan, Mon- §i arrived fires, about ToNight After Supper Sale 7.30 to 9.30 Weare ready with a number of particularly good things just received and these we will offer to-night at money saving prices. 100 White Cotton Pillow Slips inch, 42 inch, These are sizes, 40 44 inch around and made asually sold at 15¢. Three long with inch Yours to-night, hen. each 50 Only Ladies' Black Ostrich Feather hi For the neck, double strand, with let ge blac k satin how and just the thing at this time of vear. each. Yours to-night, each ¢ Spring Coats Just opened to-day, a number of very smart Spring Coats, all different, so we cannot deseribe them here. We ask you to see these to-night. Quite a number with only one of a design. Come To-night for Your May Delineator Hundreds of the latest things for summer shown for the first time. The oF ready May patterns are also ee rm. For Those With $3.00 We have just opened up a case of Ladies' Plain Toe Patent Button, Black Cloth Top, good walking sole; all sizes, 2 1-2 to 7.