Daily British Whig (1850), 11 Sep 1916, p. 8

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Every garment brand new this season and where, very moderately priced. EEE EE Suits for ladies and misses from $15.00 to $45.00. style, workmanship, fabric, and trimming. { and all information many exclusive styles not shown else-' ~ in the C: Walker has enlisted * The bapd of the 155th Battalion played at headquarters mess on Sun- day evening. 3 Lieut. G. F. Newlands, 146th Bat- talion, who is in the General Hospi- tal, is progressing satisfactorily. Lieut. F. L. Smith, 146th Battal; ion, was in: the city on Saturday. Lieut. E.. B. Smith is spending a féw days in the city. Sergt. J. R. Strachan, signalling sergeant, Battalion, was in the city Saturday. Capt. W. J. McManus, accompany- ing the mén of the Special Service company who left for overseas, went i> far as Montreal with them, a in The depot brigade did not strike its tents owing to weather conditions and this work fell on the men of the Special Service Company. : The Y.M.C.A. is arrangi for an exhibition on Friday evening next to follow an exhibition held in the af- ternoon by the Bayonet Fighting and | Physical Training Class. | -- | Pte. A. Levech, 155th Battalion, is in the Field Hospital with a sprained knee," R. Horsfield, evangelist of. Coney Island, and Dr. Mason, B.M.C., are | giving addresses to the men at the camp 7 LieutgCol. Putman, 155th Battal- jon, was expected to arrive back from Northport on Monday. Lieut. McKignon, headquarters pay staff, had a muster parade of the 156th battalion on Saturday morn- ing Capt. Herbert Scandrett, who has been in Kingston on leave from the front, is on his return to duty, and sails for England on Monday: The appointment of Brigadier-Gen- eral' J. C. MeDougall, "commanding the Canadian Camp at Shorncliffe, to be major-general, is announced 'in Canadian military orders. _ At the m#itary championship meet at the Toronto Exhibition on Satur- day, Capt. N. Bawlf, 154th Battalion, was one of the winners. The Barrie- field camp athletes did not shine brilliantly, In the standing broad jump final, Pte. Weaver, 155th, took third place, ""BBITUARY. . The Late Richard McMillan. Richard McMillan passed away at his home on First street on Sunday afternoon in his seventy-third year. The deceased wag taken ill only about two days before, and passed away at three o'clock in the after- noon. The late Mr. McMillan was a well- known resident of the city, and throughout the country was recog- nized as an authority on pianos. He was born in Ireland, but the greater part of his life was spent in this city. . He is one of the oldest piano man- ufacturers in the city. In 1862 he was connected 'with the F. C. Fox Manufacturing Company, the pioneer piano manufacturing compa in the city. He worked with all the princi- pal plano' manfacturers up to the present date, and was a partner in the firm of the W. H. Wormwith Pfyno Company for some time. esides his wife, six daughters and four sons are left to mourn his loss: Mrs. S. E. Chown, Mecan, Ont.; Mrs. James T. Stroud and Miss Ila, St. Paul, Minn.; Mrs. C.. O, Laidlaw, Walkerville; Misg Florence and Miss aroline, at home; Frederick, Walk- erville; Robert, Toronto; Earl, of Kingston, and Neil, of the Mechani- cal Transport Department, of the C. A. 8. C., at Barriefield Camp. NEW CANADIAN ; WAR LOAN 188U Stephen Roughton, 60 Brock Street, Will Receive Subscriptions. 8. Roughton, 60 Brock street, is authorized to receive subscriptions to-the Canadian War Hoan. Applica- tions may be obtained at his office in connection with same free of expense. . INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Local Notes and Items of General Interest. - The husband of Mrs. John Ward, who claimed that she had not been getting patriotic or separation allow- ances, has not enlisted at all. Rev. D. Magillivray, in church, on Sunday urged his con- gregation to support the new Tem- |W. P. Archibald States That It Is . P. Arch on At the Grand. To-morrow #&nd Wednesday see one of the most elaborate pro- | gramme of vaudeville and photopliys | | ever. presented to patrons of the! |. Grand Opera House. William Far- | num, the celebrated actor, will be; | seen in a most masterful production, | "The Man of Sorrow." In this pie-| tire: Mr. Farnum is supported by a | galaxy of stars well known on both | | the screen and the stage. A two-reel | Universal photoplay, a comedy 'pic- | ture and the famous Pathe News will | also be shown. The vaudeville is al-; so something out of the ordinary, {and w Toscia and Toscia| nov »t, and Joseph Cun-| {ningham in a comedy singing act. Molly McIntyre in "Silent Sue" The regular theatrical season at | the Grand Opera House is upon us. {It will be inaugurated to-night | by a new star and a new play and {an all-British company. Under the [eircumstances, truly an auspicious {and pleasing announcement from a { patriotic point aw, and equally {as pleasing when it is known that | the new star, is to be Miss Molly | McIntyre. Yes, sweet dainty little | Molly" McIntyre, the bewitching little {lass who first charmed us with her delightful chgpficterization of 'Bunty" {in "Bunty J ulls the Strings." But | this time if is not as a Scotch lassie | that the fair Molly is to charm us, for | her new play entitled "Silent Sue" lis entirely English, as regards its 10- i lcals' and environment. "A Pair of Silk Stockings." | "A Pair of Silk Stockings," that | | clever and engaging comedy, will be, | presented here at the Grand on: | Thursday, September 14th. In pre-| senting this delightful play the! Shu- berts are 'sending a splendid company so that there is a positive assurance that thé cemedy will be up to the " { usual high standard set by this firm of producers. "A Pair of Silk Stock- ings" is from the pen of Cyril Har: | court. It had a record-breaking run in London and was revived again as an antidote for the war gloom. In the company will be such capable ar- tists as\Langdon Bruce, A. E. Win- ington Barns, Charles Esdale, S. Ww. Sproston, F. Forrest, Miss Ida Strat- ham, Miss Stella St. Andries, Miss Maud 'Buchannon, Miss Phyllis Stuc- key and Miss Barbara Allen, \ At the Strand. The bill for joint at this popular theatre con of a Metro wonder play in five acts, "The Cowboy and the Lady," featuring S. Miller Kent, famous as Mr Raffles. A three-part Essanay drama, 'The Jester," a Ka- lem comedy, "Their Taking Ways," est current events. * At Griffin's. Commencing to-day with an entire change of bill every Monday. and its new policy of yaufleville in addi- tion to its usual programme of high- class pictures. Nothing but the very best in both forms of entertainment | will be shown. The opening vaude- ville act, Marion and Thompson, a! high-class musical number, comes highly recommended from the metro- politan centres of amusement, and is bound to please. The fiction pie- ture, "Tlie Badge of Courage," is a very powerful and absorbing drama of that always interesting land of mystery, the mountains of the far west. There will also be shown a Daniels comedy, sure to please all, and one of those interesting and in- evening's entertainment, one that will surely please all patrons. NEW DOMINION WAR LOAN NOTICE, ized to Receive Public Subscriptions. broker, [ \ Howard -S. Folger, 44 thoried by the Finance Department ceive subscriptions for the new Do- that full particulars and prospectuses, will be available to the public Tues-) day next, September 12th. Official announcement as to the terms, ete, will 'be fully published in the press pared to accept subscriptions com- mencing Tuesday, September 12th, and will deliver bonds to subserib- ers without charge for. his seswices. THE PAROLE SYSTEM. Well in Canada. In the report of the inspector of penitentaries for the fiscal year end- ing March 31st, 1916, appears an interesting report from W. P. Archi- bald, Dominion Parole Officer. Mr. Archibald stated that the entire num- ber released on parole since the in- ception of the act, sixteen years ago, was 7, 776. The total deliquency for the sixteen years was 489, or 6.3 per cent. A total of 6,412 men had completed their probation on parole and occupied positions in good citiz- enship to-day, and 875 prisoners were now reporting and had in pros- pect the completion of their .proba- tion on One hundred and} thirty-six were paroled from the} Portsmouth Penitentiary during the || past year. aan i | |] Queen's Hospital to Move. 1t is likely that Queen's Stationary H , which is now on Northern France, will be moved farther south ji before the winter sets in. It is too} WHIG, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 19 NEWS | will] i and the Selig Tribune showing lat- Thursday this theatre i§ introducing structive pictures, a Pathe Gazette, ! jj} the whole making a most complete [iii H. 8. Folger Has Been Author- Hl Clarence street, who has been au- |i} of the Dominion of Canada to re-jj minion War Loan, advises the Whig |} Mr. Folger will be supplied with ap-}}§ plications blanks, and will be pre- HL * JOHN LAIDLAW & SON | Smart Suits from $15 to $30. The new suit. 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