church, Alfred street, 1 Aonient Ta Thursday night, also 3 service a evening. All welcome. + chanel fu th [Chundl bs river is open x p Shien to Thousand i ark iy iesmatri Bay the ged a Residence 5. Friend, Wolte Island, i hina his general "dtore "removing to o parebated one of the 5 on Barrie 'street, r Rober Oreell, © Thomas, ed in St. Thom: "Mrs. Susdn Hep- |" uf Dufton, dapghter of 'the late i Taras Hepburn. 'She ine years of age and. a J.C. Ponsford, the 1 Sister of "Residence, | Portsmont, The funeral was held on Tuesday. tm. 3 ¥ Sololst TIL. owing to the illness of Miss Myr- ] te 'Stage, the reontralto recitative ; , "But the Lord is Mind- til of . Own' will. be sung by Peart ' Negbitt, organist and leader Queen street church; >» Kings Choral Soclety's onde "of 'Mendelssohn's "St. Fa Grant Hall tonight. ee " To Banquet Mr, McMillan. 'Tonight in Belleville, J. D, Mec- | Millan, superinténdent of the: Cen- tral Division, C.N.R., is to be ban- queted on the occasion of complet- ing titty years of 'sefvice. Sir Henry } Thornton: and 'other high officials E of 'the railway will be present and make addresses. The event promises to be 'a notable one with over one hundred in attendance. End to March, he month of March failed to live | up to its reputation this ye#r and as 'w result the 'populace suffered both coming and ging. It has long been, & tradition that if March comes in Emifdly it will adopt a stormy guise {10m dts oxlt and vice versa. This er, - the weatherman - 'long-suffering humi- and the winds blew and snow ty) ; Shirled round both on the first and 'the | Wholesale 1767 Office ,365-w. 'Easter season. While your - assembled 1 from the fi i io Shoulder Roasts, Ib. vess-20c y Roasts aud Steaks os 2200 Stews, 1b. vues cu dO ; Wb, 12% Round Steaks, 1b: .. ..22c-205¢ month. d pot walt until his joke. dplivered twice on Saturday sia Final Hciing, : The elass of Artsd*27 of University, held ¢hi for this term this' Murray gave a shot talk on *Qur Year as Pogtenr d Mr. Charles McCutcheon: dé sliyered the oration: The Late Gilbert McClymont. Ottawa Journal: Gilbert MeClys mont, secrétary of the Ottawa Board of Health, iwho has been removed suddenly by: 'death was = most con- scientious 'and hard-working civie servant, In his newspaper days he was. known not as a brillant writer but as an indefatigable chaser of "stories." He flung his net wide and harvestéd many "scoops." ' ---- P.W.0.R. Training Begins. The. training season of the P.W. O.R: will commence Monday night next; and the first night will be tak- er up principally with the issuing of uniform. All the N.C.0.'s and re- cruits will report to 'the company commanders to receive their instruc | tions the 'first night, and om Fri- day, April '9, the training will be- gin and continue on the regular drill nights, The Easter Holidays. No Baster holiday will be observ- ed 'at the University, with the ex- coption of Good Friday. The R.M.C. will close at noon om Thursday, and the cadets will report again at'7T p. m, on Tuesday.' St. Mary's Separate school, Notre Dame Convent and Re- glopolis College clese at 4 ; Wednesday, and will remain elosed during Waster week. The public schools of the cf the' Colleg- fate Institute cloge' at 4 p.m. ON Thursday and res iin a until April 12th, Si smi 3 Mission at Bt. George's. Bt. George's gathedral was filled on Tuesday evening when Rev, C. Engor Sharp, Tdronto, continued the wission services of 'Holy Week. "Greater Jove hath no man than this, that be lay down his life for his friends," quoted the missioner, still dwelling on the friends of the Clirist who come into the great story of this week and whe have their counterpart in the men and women of today. Christ called even Judas, who 'betrayed him "Friend" as he greeted him in the garden when he came to betray Him. It is only our friends who can hurt us by their disloyalty and those friends for fwhom Christ died canised and still cause Him. agony. They too can give Him joy hy their loygify as did the dying thief who tursed to Him in faith aud received the assurance from the Lord, dying for the friends who had forsaken him, "Today thou shalt begwith Me in Paradise." Good Friday afternoon at 3.30, re- cital St. Andrew's Chubeh. Annguncement js-made of the resignation of C. W. ¥arker, man- ager of the Bank of Montreal at | Woodstock, after forty-one years of 'service in the Moisons and, after amalgamation, in the Woodstock bank; Piiespples at Carnoveky's. or - 1 So ---- It would A ny Bo The most enhancing collection of Easter wear we have shown Newest Coats in Cape style (some with Cape detachable) and straight line models; chic with pleats and em- broideries. 'Others undeniably Eng- lish, in their trim, mannish lines ~-- their swagger Tweeds of Heath, Co- vert and moorland €olors in individ ual models that have come across the waters to us for our Easter showing. In Women's and Misses' sizes from 14 to 44. *15 to *50 PIQUANT Frocks Simple but just the type of Frocks that every one can wear. One piece Dresses in many chic styles, with the pleatings that is the newest thing that Fashion knows. They have originality, and charm «they have those deft, little touches that add quaintness. The pipings, or effective touches of embroidery, and best of all the materials are. worthy of the styles. *15 to *45 The Easter Scarf Must be bright and flowerlike in ap- pearance, of the softest and sheerest of material, reflect- ing the spirit of et. The new modern istic de- signs in Crepe de Chene or Georgette are so chic. 13,50t0%9 Daring, Delightful, Different THE NEW PURE SILK "BOB STYLE" Stocking « '1.25¢ Such i is our coprebtion of the new and vivacious Bob Style Sil Hosiery with the Turn Down, dy Roll Tops with contrasting ga striped patterns. The shad Blue, Black. Priced at $1.25 pai & Your Easter Linens "Have you taken early advan ter Sale of newly imported pure rish- Linen Tak | . Cloths, we are selling at 1-3 off the Jee. You wil save dollars by purchasing} | of the great E shown are Nude, Peach, Ve etio} !