Daily British Whig (1850), 21 May 1915, p. 8

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a a A sb rate ig x % Bre Foal ol ~~ AGE EIGHY 6 . en. l Dapper Suits ; for Young Men| "Here's a_peach of a suit,"' said a young man when calling attention to one of our new spring models, =There are plenty of "Peaches'" in our choice ecollee- tion of young men's garments, Many new color- ings in brown, olive and grey suitings, soft roll form fitting coats, high eut vests, narrow cuff finished - trousers. . Some of the models are very English. The limit of smart styles, $15, $18 and $ Nee our young men's clothes and vou'll then know why we have such a very large young men's contingent. Livingston's, Brock St | 'A little out of the way, but it will pay you to walk i AS STAR a -- 1 i | I { Special Sale | Saturday, 830 O'clock | We have procured from a high class dress manufae- turer, 175 dresses which range in price from $3 to $5. Made from good quality French Per- caline and Chambray. All sizes and | 98 hd colors in the lot. Saturday's price 32 ALL-WOOL BLACK AND NAVY SERGE D nicely made and trimmed with lace collar and cuffs; a regular $8 dress, " 98 84 RAIN COATB-- English proofed, seams stitched and cemented, guaranteed to keep out water for six months or money refunded; made in the lat- gt style. This is the balance of a shipment of ts that sold $9.00 to 814.00. " 98 : IGHCLASS TWEED AUTO COATS. Bie coats sold regular $12 to $15, = THAME R ARAN ACs Re ese aie ee THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1915. THE BOWLING TEAMS BEEN SBLECTED FOR THE SEASON'S PLAY, HAVE | A Tournament Will Be Held on Vie- toris Day--The New Rink is Splen- | didly IHuminated, | Queen's Bowling Club skips met Thursday evening and selected their | teams for the season, as follows:. . Rink No. 1--S8kip H. D. Bibby; | vice-skip, W. B. McKay: second play- | er, J. J. Baker; lead, W. J, Burns. No. 2--W. M. Campbell, Dr. EK, H. Young, E. Williamson, 0. O: Boyd. No, 3 3--J. W. Corbett, Rev, E. L. | Rice, W. T. Inman, Frank Kinnear. No. 4--W, C. Crozier, L. Sleeth, A, Hatch, W. A. King. : Ne. 5--J. M. Elliott, Dr. Buchan- an, R H. Crooker, J. Taber. ~ No. 6--W, G. Ferguson, J. Jamie- ison, Prof. J. C. Gwillim, W. Carter, | No. 7--R. 8. Graham, N. Manahan, | W. Moore, Canon W. F. FitzGerald. No. 8--W, Jackson, J. P. Fleming, J. Singleton, W, T. Rowland. No. 9--R. J. McKelvey, R. Uglow, | EB. Walsh, W. H. Dyde. | No, 10]. F. McMillan, J. W. Kelly, i} | F. Crozier, H. F. Price. | { No. 11--W, H. Montgomery, A. B. i§ | Williams, N. Munsie, V. Bryant. { No. 12--H. W. Newman, Prof. J. i} Matheson, T. Lambert, J. E. Morti- mer, No. 13--W. R. Sills, Dr. J. Watson, | T. M, Asselstine, D1. D. A. Coon. { No. 14--C, F, Smith, Dr. R.. E. | Sparks, William Baillie, R R. Creigh- | ton. | No. 1j--A. Turcott, W. R, Givens, i |} R. Stevenson, J. W. Power. | No. 16--W, H Wormwith, E.O, Sit- | ter, Dr. Coleman, D. A. Givens, | No. 17--Dr, H.,A. Boyce, J. Leckie, | Dr. A. E Knapp, C. E. Taylor. | The season will open Monday af- | ternoon, Vetoria Day, with a tourna- | ment, the president selecting a num- {ber of teams to contest against a { number of teams selected by the vice. | president, The decision | 340d on the aggregate games play- le | The new improved rink will be fl- luminated by 50.100 C. P. tungsten | lights which will make it almost as | bright as day, , & +» b * * STORES CLOSE MONDAY. & At a special meeting of the Retail Merchants' held on Friday morning, it was unanimously decided that its members would close their stores on Monday (Victoria | Day), which is a statutory holi- & | PEEP P PEPE Peete { | the big cities. Kingston will 4 day the 24th of May. FEEPEEP000 0040004400000 00 | Of Removing Signals From C.P.R. Line. J. G. Beverly, an aged man, liv- ing at Mountain Grove appeared be- fore Justice of the Peace George Hunter Friday forenoon and" was committed for trial on a charge of | having removed three signals from | C.P.R. property near his home, As a result of his removing the! signals trains ; Stop and were thus delayed. One 'of | the company's detectives investigat- ed the case with the result that a summons was issued for Beverly. It is believed that his mind has be- | come unbalanced and he will be ex-| amined by a doctor. J..l.. Whiting conducted the prosecution. A sad incident in conmection with the case is that the aged man's son was called upon to give evidence against him. the | MAKING A PUBLIC WHARF Question: Under Consideratiof By Finance Committee. : At a meeting of the Civ'e Finance Committee held om Thursday night the question of making a public wharf out of the wharf at the water- works pumping station came up for consideration and it is Hkely that action will be taken along this line, although nothing defiinte has been decided as yet. Another question which came up for consideration was that of oil- ing the Barriefield Road while the camp is on and the placing of addi- tional lights on the bridge. CITY COUNCIL TO-NIGHT. To Take Up Question of Incinerator and General Business. A meeting of the City Council has been called for to-night to take up the much-tal Anost question of building of an incinerator. the same time the city fathers will take u business, and in this pr 0 Hog. Mae 0 by held ou Tuesday even- The 14th Regiment has a splendid band this season with . thirty * will be were compelled to). | the 18th, reports the capture of hun- At | day the criticism of Lord Kitchener That Italy Is Bent Upon a. Sudden BERLIN OF OPINION { den Stroke. |" Berlin, May 21.--No definite in- | formation is available here regarding | the Italian situation. An outbreak of {hostilities is regarded as absolutely | certain, but whether the Italian {Government intends to take a decis- | Ji {ive step and declare war to-day, or, Ji her | ji { Will postpone the delivery of {ultimatum for a few days, is un-| | known, even at the foreign office, al- {though there is still uninterrupted { telegraphic communication between {Berlin and Prince vin Buelow, the {| German Ambassador/in Rome. IH | the / Austro-German! ji | Ambassador on Baron Sonnino, the. J} The call of |Itallan Foreign Minister, yesterday, {had to do with arrangements | nationals, who may be in Italy at the Tt 18 believed here that events will | develop with lightning-like | once hostilities begin. {Initial victory. There is reason to | believe that the Austro-Germans are! i | not behind the Italians on the pre- | §i | paratians. | . 'Marconi Goes - Association WILLIAM MARCONL (Special to the Whig.) New York, May 21.--Saying "My |} day, and which is kept by all | COuntry wants me, I must go," Wil- liam Marconi, wireless inventor, | therefore enjoy as a quiet holi- 4 | #bruptly left the United States Dis- | Ji ¢ | trict Court to-day to sail for Italy. [i & At noon to-day he received mess- fi ages from th® Ambassador and the! | King to return to his fatherland to | §i | take charge of the entire AGED MAN AOCUSED. | system there. { row morning. The Russians May Envelop | | -the Germans | | ports continue to minimize the im- portance of the German and Aus- | converging on Przemysl from all sides. Fighting is , general pthe whole front, but the fight for| Przemysl is at the moment the big event, the enemy's guns continuing to bombard that stronghold. Fight- ing is continuous around Czernowitz, the capital of Bukowina. In the Shavli region a Russian of- ficial account, which is only up to dreds of prisoners and some machine guns. Frederick Rennet, the Petrograd correspondent of the London Daily News, cables: It:is calculated that the Germans have 'lost 150,000 men since their advance began from the Dunajec. General Radko Dmietrieff's army during its: successful - retreat northeast from Gorlice to the San accounted for 70,000. The entire Russion Army in Gall- cia is now in a position to manoeuvre as it pleases. The extreme righ: from atow has moved westward into South Poland, and now threat ens to envelop the Germans. . SAYS GREATEST PERIL. (Special to the Whig.) London, May 21.-- Discussing in Lord Northcliffe's = publications, the Daily News says Lord North- cliffe is to-day the greatest peril which threatens the British Empire and more sinister than even the en- emy im the field. for | protection of German and Austrian ji | time war is declared. i | rapidity | }i It is thought Hi [the Jtalians probably will lay great [J | value to a sudden stroke to-gain an | ji to Supervise | Italy's Wireless | >be wireless | Hi He will sail to-mor- |} London, May 21.--The Russian re-| Ji trian advance in Galicia, which the | ji Vienna official despatch indicates is| | along i JOHN LAIDLAW & SON Special For aturday A most attractive bargain has just arrived and will be offered to-morrow. 37 Ladies' and ~~ Misses otylish Spring Coats All different cloths and many pretty styles and sent us by the firm of John Northway & Son of Toronto, yesterday. These we have divided into two lots; all those $7 50 ranging in value from $10 to $12.50 will be offered at ' Come and see these to-morrow, even if not ready to buy you may select any coat and have it placed aside if you wish. The Balance of Our Stock: Women's Spring ouits Will be offered to-morrow at reduced prices. THESE will be worth coming for, because they are stylish and well made. : he

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