Daily British Whig (1850), 6 Apr 1926, p. 12

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THE DAILY BR "Founded 1847. WHAT VALUE SUITS Superb style, serviceable woolens and expert tailoring at our moderate price al- ways produce utmost value. ' That's the situation this Spring in our Three Special Groups offered at £ $25 $27.50 $30 / Topcoats They're styled to your liking, modeled to suit the preference of Men who appre- ciate good styling and made for those who demand service, these Top Coats offer everything worth while at a moderate price. $20.00, $22.50, $25.00 Soa bot $3.95] : | LIVINGSTON'S 75-79 BROCK STREET If Off Your Route It Pays To Walk 4 gia : Ey if dd - ANDERSON'S | QUALITY - LARGER MARKET '- SERVICE ~ PHONES: Retail 2600 Wholesale 1767 Office 350 'INAPRIL-TEA AND SOCIAL TEA BISCUITS ETE Nb class blend, -- for its richness Ae ine flavor, Blue Bonnet Tea (Orange Pekoe), 1b. 95c. ~~ HAM WITH PINEAPPLE Something different in meat dishes. Try it! : _ Heat to the boiling point 2-8 cup of Syrup from Canned - : i boil ond minute. Add Boiled serving and let simmer until heated through. ) in Butter until deli- le), bottle . . . 4 4 rm A A hn | "CITY AND DISTRICT | Preparing Buoys. la place dther than a private dwell- Capt. C. Sauve left for Belleville| ing. He was remanded on both on Tuesday morning to preparesgov-| charges. i | ernment buoys for the opening of | | | navigation. Called to Kingston. i -- Mrs. John Doyle, Belleville road, | Preached at Perth. {was called to Kingston to be with | Rev, Principal Dyde, of Queen's |her daughter, Ida May, who under- Theological College, gave an address | went an operation on her throat at at the opening of the United Church |the General Hospital. While in the! of Canada at Perth on Sunday. {city Mrs. Doyle was the guest of Mr. James Craig and Miss Cralg, | To Attend Convention. | Clergy street. Russell Upton, local representa-| tive of the Hi-Y Club, left for | Guelph on Tuesday to aftend the convention of the Ontario Clubs. P.W.O.R. Training Begins. The training season for the Prin- Hi-Y | cess of Wales Own Regiment, opened Monday night when uniform was is- sued and the recruits were enrolled. Home from Convention. The first drill will be held on Mon- Miss Florence Moncrief and Mrs. | day night next, and the final indoor James Hill returned on Monday baseball game for the regimental | from Smith's Falls, where they at- championship will also be played tended the Y.P.B.M. Easter conven- that night. "RB" Company and the tion of the Holiness Movement sergeants will play for the cup. Church. 1 -- Still Crossing on Ice. New Rotary . Heads. The Gananoque river below the Claude H. Rogers was elected | dam is pretty well free of ice, and president of the Peterboro Rotary open water appears out as far as Club. ; Squaw Point. Teams were driving Charles T. Dolan was elected | from Howe Island on the ice early president of the Belleville Rotary in the week, and unless there is a Club. decided change to warmer weather, it looks ag if it would be the middle of? the month before the river is clear. Roads Improving. The roads throughout the country are reported to be in fairly good condition despite the snow of the last few days. About a week of warm weather will dry the roads up and prevent slaeighing. Button Company Officers. At a recent meeting of the share- holders of Northern Buttons, Limit- ed, Smith's Falls, Dr. W. 8S. Murphy > 4 was elected president of the com- chester, N.Y., is 'visiting her sister, |¥00, resigned. H. E. Smith, proprie- Miss Lulu G" Mullin, R.N., in New |!CT of'the Rideau Specialty Com- York City, for Easter week. They |P2DY, Was elected vice-president, leave to spend the next ten days in | SUCceeling Df. Murphy in that of- Atlantic City and Washington. fice. F. C. Clayton was appointed secretary-treasurer. ' Returning Home. Mrs. William Cousins is returning to her home at McLean, accompanied by her, niece, Miss Madelene Brown, after spending: the past three months with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Guess, who has been ill in the hos- pital, owing to a fall she suffered on Z New Year's day. Her friends are Y.M.C.A. An Attraction. hoping to see her home very soon. The Y.M.C.A. is the main attrac-[Mr. Guess is getting around after tion for the boys during the holi-| being in 'the hospital for two day week, and large crowds take |months, class and enjoy themselves every day. The swimming pool is very Here From India. popular and many of the bays are Mr. D. R Mahhean, a representa- taking advantage of the holidays to| tive of the Roy and Sons Sporting have their daily dip. Goods Company of Sialkot, India, ; int was in the city on Monday. Mr. , Mothers' Council of Y.M.C.A. Mahhean is a native of India but The annual' meeting of the ~~ Mo- | speaks the English language fluent- thers' Council of the Y.M.C.A, will{ly. The manufacture of be held on Friday afternoon. . The| goods in india is on a high scale reports of the Council's work during | now and they are being exported to the year will be received and the | Canada and other nations. Mr. election of officers held. The Coun-| Mahhean is visiting all the large : 4 ir if effies of "Otitdrio I the interests of his company, and left: on Monday night for Ottawa. Canadian Pacific Old Name to Pass. If a bill to be brought before the House of Commons this session pas- ses, the Dominion Express Company, a name known to Canadians for many gears, will pass out of exist- ence and in its place there will arise the "Canadian Pacific Express Com- pany." ----n tat the "Y."" Came East on Hurry Call. Mr. 8. P. Hinch, Carman, Man., was called to the bedside pf his sis-| City ticket, office, 180 Wellington ter, Mrs. Bailey Hamm, Morven, |street, report the following arrivals very ill in Kingston hospital. Mrs. {of their seteamships: 15 10950 i sporting || Humm has since improved very ra- pidly, and. Mr, Mrs. J. 8. Fralick and other friends}. at Morven whom le has not seen for jerpool, April 10th. sixteen years. Hinch is visiting |Liverpool, April 9th. Montroyal, from New York, due Montrose, from St. John, due Liv- Montelare, from Liverpool, Belfast att and Greenock, due St. John, April Police Court Brevities, 9th, If the absence of Magistrate Far- Melita, from Antwerp, due St. rell, Ald. R. E. Kent presided at the John, April 11th, session of the Police Court held on Minnedosa, from St. John, due Tuesday morning. ¥ Cherbourg and Southampton, April There was one case on the docket, (#th, and due Antwerp, April 10th. that of a young man who had two Empress of Canada, from Hong charges to face, that of being in- [Kong and Ypokohamgq, arrived Van- toxicated, and with having liquor in jcouver, April 5th, i 1 . ported that a branch of the A.Y.P.A. ENCOURAGING REPORTS and a troop of Boy Scouts had been formed in the parish and that the ON WORK OF! THE YE AR Sunday Sehioo) had increased in mem- Presented at Vestry Meeting of 8t. Paul's--QGood Year at 8t. John's, The vestry meeting of St. Paul's Anglican echureh; held -on Monday night, was well attended, and the réports of the year's work, which The long-sought-after process of melting carbon, whose lack has stood 'in, the way of manufacture of genuine diamonds, has been discov- ered by a group of German chem- ists, 5 DAILY MEMORANDUM. L.T.B. euchre and dance to-night. AOH. euehre and dance to-night. The afoctioh of shurch offjeges re- | memati sulted as follows: J. Bunt and W. J. Monk, shurchwardens; G. M. GN PP x Robinson and W. A. Butlin, audi-! tors; J. B. Bunt, R: J. Good and A. Special for Wed. ! = x ; T ks Le d py - Neal, synodsmen: J. C. Bennett, vestry clerk; J. Pilgrim, choir lead- or; Miss L. Walker, organist. Votes of thanks were passed to the choir leader, - organist and choir, Sunday school teachers and officers, Women's Auxiliary, Women's Guild, AY.PA., and to all church officers and helpers, #lso to Mrs. F. a, Williamson, 'her excellent wor : Te lope Secrétary. The FF THE APRIL MODE TO THE FORE ring and a jaunt through Laidlaw's is a reality. Every department is overflowing with Spring's smartest merchan- dise, fresh and new: B85 @ } EW Coa ts Are Ruled by Simple Lines. Smartly Tailored Coats as fash- ion concedes it, the charm of design is outstandingly simple. Pleatings and more pleatings is the trimming slogan. The Cape Coat is seen, the loose sleeve, the tailored street coat, un- usual in straightline model, single or double breasted. Tricotines, Twills or Tweeds are included, in all sizes, from Misses to stout figures. 5 Ne Frocks In Slenderizing Modes. The cut's the thing that charac- terizes these frocks. They express several of Spring's smart, new ideas. Many have that youthful charm that appeals to women who desire individual style, while their straightline styles with flare and pleatings are seen. . The showing includes the sizes for the stouter figure. The materials are rich in Crepe Elizabeth, Flat Crepe, Georgette, in all the prominent tones, "10.00 to *50.00 The Spring Suit 1 Was the Outstanding Success of the ¥ Easter Parade. ' Truly, "Tailored Suits for Spring" was the joyous slogan in the smart, Easter parade, and every Maid and Matron will quickly realize the summons. © Style is the word that tells the chicness of appearance of the;short coat, the snug fitting skifts," th.e mannish sleeves and lapel, fashioned in Tweed, Twill and Trico- tine. The longer style coatwith unusual pleatings for the larger figure in Navy Blue; rich in pleatings and design. ~~ "25.00 up FOR APRIL SHOWERS" Rainy day equipment is always necessary when warm, AEE hovers make everyone scurry for Rain Coats: Our stock of Rubberized Silk sand'* 'Waterproof Silk Rain Coats is most complete, and a 91 ® %

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