Daily British Whig (1850), 14 Apr 1915, p. 8

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PAGE EIGHT _THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, APRIL, x 14, 1915. =e yA + That persuades so many i men to wear them, The service they vield prove the soundness of those judgments. FOR THE YOUNG MAN | Very English models, with patch. pockets and roll fronts, - I'OR OLDER MEN More conservative mod- cls,but up-to-date in style. Of we have wonderful showing - of splendid models in the new fabrics and styles at from $12.00 to $20.00. course a But notice especially our Suits at $15.00. Sup- pose you step in and try on one of our New Spring Overcoats at $12 or $15. Protect vour «clothes froin April showers. Get a Raincoat, $8, $10, $12. Livingston's Brock Street. A Little Out of the Way, But It Will Pay You To Walk it is the usual style, quality and appearance] of our suits at FIREMEN DID IT AT AN EARLY HOUR ON WEDNESDAY. several Members of City Counefl At- to » Thous- tended "Sunrise Meeting' Work Done--Over Thirty and Gallons of Water Used. on There was a "sunrise" meeting of ie City Council on Wednesday. And a ijgeause of the fact that Princess treel was to be flushed as an experi- ment in road cleaning As a result some of the telephones > hoyies of the aldermen were zing for a time. Members » department acted as call and the members who turned had the experience of 3 fireman esponding to call although course ey did not have to hustie fire-tighter Fhe work undertaker was that of g Princess street from Bai ing street. A. start was mad 40 o'clock., and the job wus ted at: 7.10 o'cloci In that ne the firemen used 31,000 gal-® of water, Princess street was en some cleaning all right, for hen the*firemen goi their hose at play everything had to go : Those who attended the early ses sion included Mayor Sutherland and Ald. O'Confior, (chairman of the Fir - and Light Committee), Alds. New man, Litton, Graham, Wright, Rich ardson, Hughes and Nickle and also the City Engineer. Ald. "Harry" Newman, advocating daylight saving scheme for .the ity, was the first on the job. The jother aldermen were given a call at 4 o'clock but his time was 3 o'clock nd as a result he had ample time to the trip from his in the "end. of mil compl lons (he home AN IDEAL RESORT. Garden Island Eids Fair To Be Very Popular, Theré seems to be a very good like Lihood of a tine summer colony being established on Garden Island this summeri The J. K. Carroll Agency, Jrock street, wnich has dharge of the business for the Calvin Company, in forms the Whig that over half a dozen ol the residences have already been taken for the season by Kingston people, and that the number of en quires, hoth locally and from out of town, is very encouraging. Consider able care is being exercised as to the class of peonle desired, and a sensible discrimination is being shown in this respect. The ideal aspect of the loca tion, as well as itt accessibility and the splendid ferry service maintained throughout the season, tend to make Garden Island the ideal location for summer homes. There is little doubt but that the Island will be hefore very long the most popular and sought altér summer resort in the vi- ¢inity of Kingston. The low rental charges and the frequent "and cheap furry service have an especially strong appeal for Kingstonians. In conversation with the Whig to day, Mr. Carroll said: "I am ver much gratifisad indeed at the way this matter has been taken up by the peo : This department is a specialty with us, #his season, notwithstanding the oreat scarcity and and * rapid advance in prices, we are showing a larger and better assortment than ever, all at the old low prices. ple of Kingston. 'There are a number of splend'd residences and many fine smaller homes on the island, and the enquiries that have already come in would indicate that there will be a considerable colony of = people sum mering on the island this season. | know of no other resort so atcept ableto the people of Kingston or where 'they can find summer homes at €o reasonable a cost." ------ "She Wha.Rocks The Cradle: Rules > The World, Dear woman is thé dream of life, Adorned 'with every winning art; As mother, daughter, sister wife, She melts the soul, she charms the | heart. Without her what were lordly man ? A rainless cloud--a fruitless tree-- A world without a sun--a plan That ever incomplete must be, Her fost'ring care, devotion, love, Seem' inspirations from above, { In childhood's hour, beside her chair She calls each fragile form; She clasps our tiny hands in prayer, Self-sheltered from the storm. | Yet" man, ungrateful man, the dart Of falsehood hurls with skill; And when he's won a woman's heart, He scoks ifs love to kill. Oh, mothers of a race unborn, "Tis yours to speak those grand de crees | That Herald in the Promised Morn, | The waiting world's Hesperides, Ye are the moulds of heroes strong | Who guard and glorify our isles: | The seas in song shall roll along | { Beneath the splendor of vour smiles The Beautiful reign, And sinless and Good shall Fden bloom again. --English Magazine. Why Joffre Is Not A Marshal FLUSH PAVED ROADS CAN THE WRONG RILEY JOHN LAIDLAW & SON BROUGHT BACK TO THE PENITENTIARY ? BE The Authorities Are Much Troubled ~The Riley Who Should Have Been Released Is Not In His Right Mind. = Can "Tom" : a free # x : i man in his Home at Eperton, i! fl Missouri, after .having served only ii 3 il one of the fifteen years at Ports- i : a fl wouth, where he was sentenced for | Il killing Gyporge Blackburn, a bartender i wifi at London, Unt., be extradited and I | | for adios ices This is a question, and it is stated that it is causing the 'powers that be trouble. I'he "Jungle" made by the Department of Justice in New Suits and Smart Coats for Spring are being received every day. It's a good place to study the New Styles, New Materials, New Colorings and to make comparisons. You will find that in workmanhsip and in fair prices these new suits are allowing the wrong "'lom'" Kiley a hard to equal. . 9 * Ladies' Suits ratdon has created much comment vin ail quarters. © Nuch a 'r known of before, In the Newest Spring Fabrics, Serges, Gabardine Novelty Siow and Tweed Suitings, $12.50, $15, $16.50, $18, $19.50, $22.50, 25, $26.50. Kegarding the case London, Ont., says : 7 LADIES' SILK SUITS. MISSES' SPRING SUITS. $15, $16.50, $18, $19.50, $20, $22.50. Riley, who is now i sone Lhlng was nev. a despatch from "Ihe pure unadulterated luck has followed Riley since he was arrested in this city far shooting George Blackburn in the Hotel Cecil, is the opinion of Sherili Cameron and Ben. Waterworth, deputy sherifi and high county constable, "Can Riley, who is now in LEver- ton, Miss., be brought back ? a Crown Attorney J. B. McKillop, who helped prosecute the case against Riley at the county court, before Mr. Justice Kelley, hesitated in waking a statement about the. afiair. "Murder, of course is an extradit- able olfiense, but whether Riley can be brought back after having been pardoned, has been said, 1 would nut care to say," he said. "High County Coustable Water- worth h@s several times visited Ril- ey at Kingston. Waterworth has cov- cred about 100,000 miles, he says, on trips between this city and Portsmouth penitentiary. "When 1 saw Riley he was living the life of & model prisoner, but 1 am sure that he expected to spend probably ten years more the least in pri son." ' "He was mystified as to how such wrfeni lo Stylish Spring Suits For Stout Women which seems to have occurred at Kingston. The Riley who should We have secured 20 from a firm making a specialty of this class of suit for women of full figure. Prices from $18.50 to $25 as it last at and he was to have been deported to the United States to enter an Jnstitu- tion there, Mr. Waterworth believes. Now it 18 stated that Riley secur- ed his freedom because he came from Missouri, and that the letter "'M" acted as the talisman. a @ LOW WATER RECORD. Peculiarities of St. Lawrence This Season--E Exceptionally Low Levels, ogdensburg --Journat Persons familiar with water con- ditions in the St. Lawrence and Os- wegatchie rivers assert that there is is a possibility of the record low stage of 1895, being equalled this coming season unless conditions should suddenly change, and there i are no indications ot it. There ap- | pears to be no available records i showing a lower water mark in the St. Lawrence than was touched a score of years ago. The government i issues a monthly bulletin of the stages of the lakes but no data re- lative to the St. Lawrence is given Wind conditions raise or lower the river according to the direction and J] velocity of the air current a north- easter lowering it and a southwest blow having the opposite effect. It has been observed all winter that the! water was unusually low and this condition has been accentuated by the absence of smew and rain in We are now showing a large range of the latest Coats for March. The Oswegatchie River also Spring and these are moderately priced. is unusually low for this season and ' roar of the waters passing over the I < dam, which has been a familiar spring noise for years is missing this year. Another rare water condition was noted by Capt. William Storey, who has spent his life on the river. This was currents of green water as far into the upper harbor as the New York Central Dock. Low water condi- tions and strong winds were respon- | ible for this unparalleled oceurrence.. The water was =o clear that bould- ers could be made out on the bot- tom, abstructions known to be there but never before seen from above the surface, it is believed. In its bulletin for the month of March, the Lae Survey reports the following stage of the water in Lake Ontario: Lake Ontario is 0.28 foot higher than last month, 0.40° foot lower than a year ago, 0.63 foot below the average stage of March of the last ten years, 2.54 feet below the high stage of March, 1886, and 0.97 feet! above the low stage of March, 1897. | Average stages of the last ten years indicate that the April level will be {0.6 foot higher. ed ---- Smart Spring Coats You have the following list of prices to choose from: | $1.33, 39.30, $10, $11.50, $12.50 $3.30, $15, $17.50, $18.50, $20 HH JOHN LAIDLAW & SON EE ---- - | sR | | | | i i A typical story is being told of Shortly beiore three o'clock this | General Joffre. When Poincare afternoon, the firemen were called to § | came to Alsace after the first French | Ordnance sireet, near Barrie street, | for fire which broke out in a shed, Fine Black Dress Materials in SERGES, BENGALINES, POPLINS, | So allel the Arai French CASHMERE, SAN TOYS, SATIN ng so soe eS Fo CLOTHES, CORDS, PANAMAS, | jon. And when he offered the honor | owned by Mr. McBride. The damage | to Joffre the Generalissimo asked the | 1 Paton if | President if he had one for Castel-| And many other fabrics, all pure wool and lf | nau. Castelnau is the young genius | was not serious. perfeet colors, from 50¢ to $1.50 a yard. if | who has sprung from a fairly humble | | position to-the highest command. But | ITCHY SALT RHEUM | Crepe dé Chene, Crepe Meteor, Crin- { he is also' a Royalist, and there was] ! Ides, Eoelines, Peau de Soie, Silk and Wool | no marshal"s baton for him. "Very Sometimes Called Eczema--Removed | a vard. -------- -------------- asm Top Shoes | well," said Joffre, "Neither I nor| by Hood's Sarsaparilla. { the Republic the honor it refuses tq] i} any of my coll will accept from, -- a Salt rheum is one of the worst and | ¥ an i} | a better man than any of uf" | unfortunately sone of the most com- | 9 1 | mon of all diseases. How it reddens | the "skin, itches, | A Big Demand for Cloth Top Shoes this Season. y : { . French Broadcloth, Venetians, Men's Wear Sorges, Gabardines, for skirts and oozes, dies and| | 1 Lad Injured By Automobile. | oajec and then does this all over if. A sensation was caused near the again! Sometimes it covers the! i} | corner of Princess and Sydenham whole body with inflamed, burning] streets on Wednesday afternoon at patches and causes intense suffering, one o'clock when a young lad, Fred-| which is commonly worse at night. | erick Smeathers was struck by an, Local applications may do some | | automobile as he was about to cross good, but they cannot permanently! i the roadway. The machine knocked relieve. The disegse will continue to| | the boy over and ran over his legs) annoy, pain and perhaps agonize, § but Dr. G. W. Mylks, who was sum-| until the blood has been purified and | moned, stated that he did not think | the general health improved. t {any bones were broken, The lad Ask your druggist for Hood's Sar-| | was removed to the General Hospital | saparilla, the good old reliable family | i where an X-Ray photo was taken. remedy. It has given perfect satis-| i faction in thousands of cases. In-! | Mr. Patmers, Montreal, has remov- sist on having Hood's Sarsaparilla, | Led tor Maitland and has taken posses | for no substitute acts like ft. Gel sion of the Charters property. iit to-day. suits, from to $2.50 a vard. Black Silks, the hest French makes, full yard wide, special at 98¢, $1.25 and $1.50 a yard. : : * ALDRON'S We have all sizes in lace and button. Steamer Trunks. _-- different colors, and both Suit Cases. Hand Bags. The Lockett Shoe ae

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