THE DAILY ILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 1916. ~~ The Store Store That Keeps The Prices Down PAGE SIX Tn Boys' fe Ulsters Boys' Military Norfolk Suits $5.00 to $14.00 $6.00 to $12.50. WE GIVE YOU THE BES1 THAT CARE AND EXPERIENCE CAN PRO VIDE Young Men's Overcoats Young Men's Overcoats 'Bibb s for Men's | At very attractive prices. Young Mens Suits' AR An A -------- ar See Bibbys tailored in the PA The Regent, $20. 00 Navy blue worsteds, pin dots, and plaided worsteds. correct style in suits. ; The Utility, $16.50. Plain, dark grey cheviot. Neatly button style coat. See Bibbys Young Men's Suits Pinch back models. . $12.50. © ° Fancy tweed fabrics. The absolutely Men's Suits popular three- a " ~. The Pinch Back Grey cheviot. > Price . . : : The Baton: Fancy tweeds, full back style. Price . . The Chesterfield Plain grey and black vicunas and cheviots. Plain or velvet collar. Price . . Men's Storm Ulster Plain black and grey meltons; fancy tweeds; shawl or collar. Sizes 35 to 44. Price . . ScE BIBBYS $10.00 RAINCOAT -- The Broadway Brown or blue chinchilla; silk velvet collar, close fitting. Price ..., .. . $15.00 { . The Belcourt Full back, silk velvet collar; shield lined; patch pockets; piped seams; cuff on sleeve; fabrics are brown, grey, | blue chinchilla, fancy *Scotch tweeds. . $15.00 . $15.00 » . $18.00 The College Overcoat Knee length, double breasted; soft roll lapel; form fitting; belted back. Scotch plaided tweeds in newest colorings. Sizes 34 to 39. | Price 3 . $20.00 Price . . . $15.00 notch . $15.00 J J ENGLISH PARAMETTA CLOTH derwear We are selling great quantities of Men's One-piece Suits Price $1.00 to $5.00 per suit. We sell THE KING HAT For $2. 50 aa THE BORSALINO HAT For $4.00. ® See Bibbys Classy $5.00 Shoes. Dents' Glgves Fawnes' Gloves. Perrins' Gloves. Arrow Brand Collars. ri a en "WARRENS" Pure Wool Sweater Coats - hb Ema omen LR | News From Eastern Ontario Points Peterboro Council has let its garb- age collection contract to 1, K. Gra-| ham at $6,260 a year, A gentleman from Almonte says that town is so severely dry that even spirit levels are in danger of con- fiscation. Miss Matilda Huddleson, Smith's Falls, died in hospital on Oct. 26th, 'She was a ter of James Huddleson, Silliam James Fisher, Millthron™ wu Oot. 26th, He resided in yan township for mon Was a member of Cavan council i Send Your erseas Soldier Friends Their Favorite and tobacco. ALLS We have a 'complete line of cigarettes several years and also reeve of the township for a term. Rev. George Henderson, St. Cather- ines, and Rev. Dr. Shorey, Port Hope, are enjoying their annual deer hunt in the north country. Rev, G. A. Brown, Campbeliford, has been_ invited to th® Presbyterian church at Barrie. C@mpbellford has offered a salary of $1,800 to re- main. The Calabogie and Renfrew Tele- { phone Company at its annual meeting passed a dividend of 5 per cent. A somewhat larger dividend might have been paid, but it was decided to im- prove the line. The claims of Peterboro county to senatorial representation were ex- pressed in a motion passed by the Peterboro council last night to be laid before Premier Borden for his consideration when present vacancies in the senate are to be filled. Called to Carleton Place, * Carleton Place, Nov. 3.--A congre- gational meeting of Zion church was held for the purpose of making a choice of a pastor to succeed Rev. A, A. Scott, who resigned some time ago. Four candidates were under consider ation, the choice falling on Rev. W. A. Dobson, Dunayille, who preached su acceptably here a few weeks ago. On the first ballot he received almost every vote of the meeting, and his choice was afterwards made upani- mous, The salary was fixed at $1.- 100 with four weeks" holidays. The cat" will be presonted to presbytery at an carly date. Given Royal Humane Medal. Cornwall, Nov, 3.---At a recruiting meeting in the Town Hall, Cornwall, W. V. Boyd, manager of the three Cornwall mills of Canadian Cottons, Limited, was presented with the Royal Humane Society's medal for saving the life of the ten-year-old son of Maurice Lavigne, of : East Corn: wall, who fell into the Cornwall Canal on August 2. TTT ER pgin Recruits for 240th. | | Brockville, Nov. 8.---A of re- j fruits secured in Broek left or Renfrew to join the colors of the { 240th Battalion. They were secured through the efforts Bab- cock, until fecetly of } hi CALLED BY DEATH, Head of Firm of J. J. Turner & Sons at Rest. Peterboro, Nov, 2.---THhis city lost one of its progressive business men on Wednesday, when J. J, Turner, senior member of the firm of J. J. Turner & Sons, sail, tent and awning manufacturers, died after an illness from heart affection. He was born in London, England, fifty-six years ago, and came to Canada in 1872. Coming to Peterboro in 1880, Mr. Turner laid the foundation of the present business, which is the largest of its kind in Canada. Deceased was a Mason and a member of several other fraternal\societies, a Conserva- tive and an Anglican, ' He is survived by his widow anc ow sons.' Accident to Hastings Woman, Hastings, Nov. 3.--An accident which might easily have proved fatal, occured to Mrs. Robt. Shearer on Saturday last as she was returning from the village to her home in Percy. When almost home, the horse she was driving took fright at a dog and mn away, throwing Mrs, Shear er out and dragging her under the buggy for some distance cutting and bruising her severely. Medical as- sistance was summoned and it was found that a cut on the forehead re- quired some 12 or 14 stitches, one toe was dislocated and other bruises were discovered. Mrs. Shearer, although still very weak and suffering from nervous shock, is improving and her physician has every hope for a complete recov- ery. Nav ation open Trent. aan. Nov. 3. A ato Canal to Peterborough is now an aec- complished fact. A pontoon gate lighter Witt at Welland, has been towed from that point through Lake Ontario and through the canal, her objective be ing Young's Point, where she will {be used in the comstruction of new locks next spring. The principle of 'operation of the lighter is something new and lighters of similar design are said to {be used on the St. lawrence river. | Rea Cross Workers rkers Pack Christmas from Lake Ontario through the Trent}, in this district, althoughi BATTERSEA BUDGET. WESTERN FARMERS MAY WORK ON SUNDAYS | The Authorities Will Permit || Carrying on of Threshing Operations. Boxes For Soldiers Overseas. Battersea, Nov. 2.--Mr. Hall, of Kingston, preached in the Methodist church last Sunday morning in the interests of missions. Mrs. H. Keller entertained the! : ; miembers of the Ladies' Aid on Wed- | Winnipeg, Nov. 3. nesday. There was a good attend-| ker, Commissioner of Immigration at ance, and arrangements were made Winnipeg. announced for a bazaar. g ments had been made between the Oi- |} Miss Mde Lake gave a miscellane- | ous shower for the bride of last eral of Saskatchewan, and the Attor-i} week, Miss Mary Boal, at the Granite | ney-General of Alberta, wiereby House on Wednesday morning. | here would be no prosecutions for There were about forty ladies present| urgent work carried on in the pro- and Miss Boal was the recipient of a | vinces on Sunday in connection wiih large number of useful gifts. | threshing operations. <A number of the boys have gone The Royal Northwest Mounted Ve- north for the annual deer hunt. The lice have been notified to act aceord- Réd Cross workers met on Thursday | ingly. at the VanLuven House. There was | This action bas ee taken in view a large attendance, Boxes contain-j of the extraordinary conditions that ing Christmas cakes, candy and other | exist in the two provinces, A great good things, were packed, and these proportion of the crop has still to will be sent to our boys who have be threshed, and it is felt that at a gone overseas. {ime like this there is justification in 3.--J. Bruce Wal-| Jl} that arrange- Hl tawa government, the Attorney-Gen-|{iHi Miss Bessie: Eby has resumed her | the decision to allow the farmers toi work inthe Civil Service Department | work on Sunday. at Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Balls; have returned from a trip by auto to to prevent abuse of the new order. the United States. Only urgent work will be permitted. Late pr. Harkness, Iroquois. 1roquois, Nov. 2.--A successful | at i § Regulations are being proranigated| Hi You are Invited to hear the New Victor Records FOR NOVEMBER » The list of new records is an exceptionally good one, and all lovers of good music should make an effort especially to Jhear the red seal series, these being of exceptional quality and erest, C.W.Lindsay, Limited 121 Princess St. practioneer and farmer has passed | away at Iroquois in the person of Dr. John Harkness. Dr. Harkness was born a few miles from the scene of | his death, and at the age of twenly graduated in medicine from McGill University. He built up a large prac-| tice and at the same time took over, charge of his father's large farm. "vc! f---------------------- Leaving G. T. R. Service. Peterboro, Nov.: 2.--Last night, on' the eve of his retirement from the, service of the G. T. R., A. MacNab, station agent here, was "presented by the Peterboro employees 'of the com- pany with a travelling outfit. He'is entering the insurance business. SERIOUS CIVIL WAR. (Special to the Whig.) London, Nov. 3.---A serious civil war has broken out in Greece. Six hundred Venlzelos insurgehts have captured Ka- térina from the Royalists. Thes- saly is in an uproar. Allied troops may intervene. ERIS ITT, PePPPILEOS I bh MAY RECRUIT. IN WEST. End of Harvest f May See Many Men Available. Winnipeg, Nov. 3.-- In a few weeks Films and Filmpacks ¢ at the Red | hundreds of men will be drifti Cross Drug Store. | back from the harvest fields, and A man ean take a day off occasion- mighty organization of zealous, pats Ms. but his rent goes on just the | riotic citizens is being talked of i 'a recruiting campaign. To bring Peroxide and Almond Cream for | units now quartered in Winnipeg Jough; chi ea: or tender skin at the |e siren th winter a lenst 5.738 | recruits are t present da I osttivn 1 Spe] cruiting in the West - at a stand A husband, she can afford to do sill. . without o! Wanpaie™s & Peuslar T Drug Store. Oils at the os Jt often happens that hore " no; naruiony in the Biome of a musie com poser. To Keep Pounding © Paris, says there i be absolutely | winter rest on the Somme or Verd fronts. : Sale of Auto Bccessories Our $3000 stock AJsmaged by smoke and water during the fire which destroyed our workshop, nest to stock room on Oc- tober 23rd, is on sale for one week only. Though stock is slightly discolored by smoke, it is otherwise ged. # Stock includes all sizes io! makes of tires and tubes, blow out patches, reliners, spot lights, etc. 'Inspection invited. STTRRT CE Chins under contrast States government