THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, APRIL: 25, 1917 PAGE EIGHT New Arrivals i it uci | TH on At the Grand. : Laidlaw's seventeenth ance," and » Primitive and Friday jan Just received Ta a number of ter Uglivie, A.A.G.. ARS 30 sty les for left Br ; I for Renfrew on iI in! lin at; sweet in it : fi -- Suits ! to Pk more of men tot commence this work immedia these goods at - . Lieut. Thoburn, Ottawa, will raise these prices. ja railway > . | . Stop! Look! Listen! We woud ap- | The 14th Regimdgt, ( bugie hii Saturday," April 28th, matinee sc1ate ' ' which | is 1 fs I and night, at the Grand Charles B pre C 1ate your from the « 2 Ditllir mammoth musical pro mspection. 253rd's departure, J made a splen- | ye = Lo Listen," will lid appearance ¢ pre nted, d ct m its phoen-| ) mi in New York City The Splendid Suit Major G. I. Campbell, chief re- production is the work of Irving Ber-| | eruit officer, fi till the ( i whq supplied the music and ly-| y d Harry B. Smith It is one alter another, and between] construction draft. Values, $18.00, $20. M. Wilson, v g-ad Director of he Dominion for they dance. ¢ > twenty-| embers in the comedy all of and some > han or the features of the Entirely distinguished from the models of other years, these new spring suits possess a style of their own. res ! The great variety of styles and their othe air" Th 0 ac ¢l decidedly new features is the reason for the large iets Ho desta oot) number we have already sold. a AT $20.00 we, offer a decidedly models, with 00, $22.00, $25.00 during the absence of Col has returned to the city Simpson has been acting < . . { heré in the absence of the mu Every suit is * { Thurs day ever a worth all of its EA ursaay evs Ne '1C Y I: ! Church will entertain the soldiers t : . | v ==--------idd gy price. You owe church : | a a popularity Of the twe pops) number qf it to yourself to [freshments will be ! : ind gocial and Ap diers are welcome . » appeg nt featu / v see the splendid hotoplay at Griffin's, was aga n at- : \ new . > lL.ast Wednesday evening the th teste t ast evening when.c pe v new suits and Regiment Band held their fir pri xIness 6 the two "phiye top-coats we tice since the band was dis Golden Fetter is time ago Another S oO nal and pre nts man ( unusual | are showing. Hed for te ht. It is felt by many incidents which afford the large and citizens that one -byfy s1 in city the. handscme Reid 'opportunity to size of Ki nEtnte not enou ! li talents the 14th band available again 1 1 very much welcome hn n,"" attracting new admir epis nd iz one of i NN choice designs. Join the 14th Regiment for ome t st ries ye produced in; AT $15.00 we have, just Defence Apply at the ei € rial fore his s made com-! received a only one of a kind. AT $25.00 we are ready with quite a range of very | Armouries. Phone 185 a spl 1 vaudeville act | ed all p r above There is a sign ¢ he door of the 1 e presented this evening and 14th Regiment offiice in' the rn t vorrow and evening ouries, reading, "14th Regiment Of | fice; Walk In." Young men are being At the Strand. } } 9 urged to call at s office and frank rl of the Timberclaims' few smart styles. ly talk over enlistment for home o Theatre last evening and; | overseas service r capacity house iy ) pe rforinance to-night. | FROCK STREET 'onst > Talmadge in the titular) If Off Y R I P T WwW 1k | Lieut. Reginald Orde tt who rol s amazing opportunity for a our Route, It ays 1o0 alk. | was recently invalide ) disnlay her wares, and makes thé | serving in the Roval Field tiller best of the character. "The Purple | two years, both Ir 'rance and Mask," comedy films and a good Mesopotan: a, and who for ! vaudeville specialty round out the | { weeks past been acting as ana: bil For Thursday, Friday and Sats) | lery instpuctor at Kingston, i irday the management has secured | | Riven the command of t famous Belasco production, | University 5f Toronto | { And many other makes up to $35.00. EA: : 'an Who Stood Still." Lew the rank of captain. Fields will be in the "principal role, rporied by a worthy cast. There} will be comedy films and the Helen Holmes serial "Lass of the Lumber- gp lands," and polite vaudeville. resses Who Gets the Diamond? | . { Hundreds are anxious to know how | 7 this 'wonderful serial story will fin- | . ish. Two more episodes at the King \ Edward Theatre will tell the 4 ' 5, tale Special all afternoon pro- "4 gramme Thursday. Eight reels Hey E : 3 The Late Wag rian Pixley. .'stal admigtion Mrs. Lyman PixRy was born in mk s---------- ® ; { the township of Storrington in 1851, | | _ Bland passed to her reward on the Seiatsitasraiaititibinbed "§l33nae F ehroaty, 1932: Doing Wo Jer ¢ IMPORTANT NEWS i | sixty-sixth year She leaves a hus- |. ON RECRUITING. | band, one son, Ezra, Sydenham, one tery is at present statirnel at t Exhibition Camp, Toronto ores rn A taffeta dress is always a taffeta dress, but this year it is a little more besides, it has become a necessity, f 'We are: showing a number of fiew styles just received, ranging in price from $18.95 to $42.00. Be Ge ale re Camano See These Tomorrow You may choose it ready when re- daughter, Mrs. James' Scott, Wes >) . . + The Whig has been informed Ibrook; one sister, Mrs. John J + * on realiable authority that | 4 - there will be an announcement | Washington and Wellington Vanvol made next week which will be * * <* LJ + + | 3 X + | Ringburg, _together with many o& nationwide in its effect on re- | friends to mourn her loss. Mrs. Pix-'g cruiting. The Ottawa military ley was a good woman, one that 4 authorities are now working on % "feared God and eschewed evil." |g ; 1 The ii i + . + ' + . rior + * 3 Even if not ready to buy. any dress you like and have quired. | Blac kaby; thrée. brothers, Hezekiah, re mal ta the details » resignation of + Gen*Newburn, of the Canadian | She removed to Sydenham some fif- | teen years ago, and lived an exem- { Defence Force fame, has ~ -- plary life. She was a devout Chrigé-| + brought about a crisis ® ian, and died in the triumphs of'® faith. An appropriate sermon was Ne FEE SESE EFF EPP ESTEE EELS preached in her home by her pastor, - oe - New silk Jersey and wool Jersey suits, | Rev. F. A. Read, from Rev. xiv 13, National Service Cards. the most popular garment now being shown [Bav, 9, 8 Reig, fron Ray, 3 pr, Ylumal Service Cards. . for spring and summer. We have a large { pre-------------- was informed in the House that there 0 I dl daw ; 11] mig variety in all the wanted shades and styles. New Magazines Received Today | 80°00 SKOOL Teron of the distribu £ T( Brides" Ce i Jmes). | bY Provinces available. The work of | Everybody's, Outing, Life tibulating the returns had not been [' Week ly. Red Book. Back completed but so far the record of | Life for sending eversea each Province was as follows Nova 3 copy. Ra © | Scotia, 92.767; New Brunswick, 70.- Id p li S < sic 927: Prince Edward Island, 21,479; epa | | Quebee, 290,866; Ontario, 627.152; Algonquin Park. { Manit oba, 131,265; Saskatchewan, A delightful spot to recuperate lost | 149.64 Alberta, 88,278; - p gry 2.000 fee above th sea. Co bia 76,977. An unusually large and attractive as- SHOERY. 700, fect shove bIERYY, 76,9 ov p anc acl air. iood hetels i ---- RII E ERIE REE EEA REE RL ERR L ER EERE EERE ELE RR RRR ERR ERLE At RRL R eR RRR REE Ia RRR ER EI Re Re RE mara reir rrr sortment of the new satin and taeffta silks, [and fond fishing. Hisnlaad inn Miss Ashworth, corner of Clergy ES eT TT TTT {opens May Tth. Free illustrated lit- and Broék sireets, was removed to {erature on request to J. P. Hanley, the General Hospital on Thugsday in Wi ® B ] Si . : Agent G.T.R., City Station James Reid's ambulance. We are showing a line of all-white buck shoes with Neolin soles for children. Also a smart line of patent leather shoes with white buck tops. AAA A At AAA AANA AMM tN | : P.S W ALDKON SI. A XT British featuring the very latest style effects, mod- erately priced from $6.75 up. Lovely New Petticoals Taffeta silk, sateen and heathetbloom taffeta in the new*floral styles, the correct thing to wear with the new spring suits. Priced from 98c¢ to $7.00. lil Gi © PRIVATE KENNETH KEILL