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PAGE EIGHT yn RR ERR, bt ue : 4 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY MARCH 27, 1918. a { ---- English families have eight ounces of sugar & head. a week. Only Britain's navy prevents that happening in Cane alla. = Canada Food Board. 'NOW FOR YOUR EASTER OUTFITTING Mr. Man, Young Man, or Little Man, what are you going to need, Suit, Spring Overcoat, New Hat, Tie, Gloves, or Some- thing in Toggery. Just come right here feeling sure that you'll find the best of everything. Choice exclusive styles that you'll not meet at every turn. : Men's suits of unusual merit, $20.00, $22.00, $25.00 up to $35.00. Handsome spring overcoats, $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, $22.00, $25.00. Easter outfitting you'll be proud to wear. Correct spring hats and toggery. BIG PARTY WILL PROBABLY AR: RIVE: HERE ABOUT FRIDAY Lieut. P. J, Moran, University Ave- nue, Js In the Party--Ten Cot Cases Also' Coming. x Within the next two days mbre re- turned men should arrive here for the disposal of the casualties officer. The message stated that they had arrived at Halifax on Sunday and left on] not yet known, Another message received stated that fourteen cot cases left Halifax on Tuesday afternoon and were due to arrive here on Friday evening. Lieut, Lamblin Is in charge of the cot cases, The names of returning men with their addresses are: Kingston Lieut. P. J. Moran, 182 University avenue; (the cot cases pro- ceeded to Quebec), ™ Ottawa--R. Robarge, C. A. Rboney, T. J. Moxley, R. Ennismore, J. Wil- liam, J. Bannerman, F. G. Card, C, Doyle, A. Gower, R. Handyside, G. Kelly, F. McCraken, H. Nichol, G. Ouillette, H. Prior, J. Skuce, W. Per- kins, Gananogue-5A. H. Dyer. Guelph---G. A. Busby. : Peterboro--A. Bullied, E. Hardie Arprior---P. W, Lynn, McArthur Mill---W. Whitmore, Renfrew--P, St. Michael, Thurso, P.Q.---M. Touchette. Trenton---H Burtt, E. Conk- wright. Campbaliford --J. Cumming. Lindsay----G. Davies Beleville--J. W. Day. Cobourg--W. Doyle. Preston--H. Hanson: Appleton--@G. Neilson. Tillsonburg--J. Haycock, Westport---W. Russell Chapleau--C. Campbell Aultsville--W, Steen. i Cardinal----W. A, Barkley, | Shelburn---J. Stoddard. | 'Hull--A. Blondin, A. Gravel | Cumberland--W, J. Davey, J. Jar- | veck Enterprise--E { yalbraith, {| Shannonville--J. Hill | Achton Station--W. Hobbs. | Lyn--L. Jewett, | Toronto--W, Kelman, E. McGee, | Vankleek Hill-<J, McIntosh, {| No addresses of the followipg were | given: A. Merritt, G. Clark, W. Coates, | 0. James, R. Jordon, J. McIntosh, J. 1 McGee, 8. Sych, C. Wheeler, A, We- brak, J. Carleton, E. Lander, A. Mer- | cler, P. E. Brown. { -------------- + jo Livingstons If off your route, it pays to walk. | OUR WASTE MAY MAKE OUR SOL- DIERS WANT. ~--Issued by Canada Food Board. Suits for Easter Tailored and dressy styles in all the new ~~ material, featuring the net*spring mod- els; a very large assortment to choose from, moderately priced from $18.50 up | Beautiful New Skirts In plain, striped and checked effects, the very latest New York styles. er Blouses 8 For wear with tailored suits, 'sport or dress 8 skirts, in muslin, crepe de chene and' ~ georgette. Special values, from $1.98 up. . ; 4 an ¥ 2 | Military News ] The G.W.V.A. state that Canada has no place in her economy for i drones. That those, not excluding returned soldiers, who are able to | work and will not work, ought to be made work. { ! | { Lieut. Henry E. Vautelet, slightly wounded, but still on duty, is a son of H. G. Vautelet," of 102 Fort street, Montreal, years of age and a graduate of the Royal Military College. LIEUT. P. J MORAN UNIVERSITY AVENUE, Returning from overseas A number of men liable for mili- tary service, but who defaulted, were gathered in at Pembroke and delivered into the custody of the pre- vost marshal here. They had gone inte lumber camps for the winter and were on their way out. All are able-bodied fellows and look as if they could give a good account of themselves. Lieut. A. G. Sanford, Belleville, who trained at Barriefield as assist- ant adjutant of the 155th Battalion, was In the city on Tuesday. He re- turned last week from overseas. Capt. W. A. Jones, A.MC., presi- dent of the Medical Board of Revi- sion, left on Monday for Brockville on duty. [Col. G. Hunter Ogilvie was in Co- bourg on Tuesday. AN OTTAWA avs STATEMENT. They Moved Hospital to Miss Air Raids. "The raiding of the German air- men got so hot that we had to move our hospital area from Ramsgate and Margate to 'Buxton and Matlock," sald Pte. John Eyles, of the Queen's University Ambulance Corps, who arrived at his home, 459 Herwaife account of his age, he having reach- #d his forty-fifth year. His eye- sight has also been skig affected. went away in the part of htly I916 and since bi berval fn Eng- | has been 'wor tals, notably the aud r 'Hospital = at These institutions were removed to a safer area when the air raids in | England several and wounding others. NORE RETURNING SOLDIERS Tuesday, but the time of arrival is| have a singing, dancing and comedy He is twenty-three |. The Theatres At The Grand. "Those Four Girls" will be retain- ed for the change of programme -at the Grand to-night and Thursday, matinee and night, It has been a long trime since a single act has re- gistered such a hit at the Grand, and these four charming young ladies merit all their popularity, for they ate that is out of the ordinary. They have promised to sing some new songs for to-night and Thursday, The feature picture is 4lso well above the usual run. It is nothing less than "The Marriage Market," an unusual five-reel Brady-made World picture, featuring Carlyle Blackwell and June Elvidfge. This is a thoroughly en- tertaining story of New York society people. It moves swiftly, it is spien- didly acted, the indoor, scenes are superbly staged, the outdoor scenes are beautiful and interesting and the story itself is modern, unusual and crammed with incident. It is an attention well worth seeing. At Griffin's, -To-night will be the Tast oppor- tunity to see our wonder phqgtoplay, "The Spy," with the remarkable act- or, Dustin Farnum, This is a thril- ling and entertaining picture, show- ing many Interesting phases of the Spy system in Germany, and also the torture méted out to those who turn traitor. This picture alone is well worthy the price of admission and has never been seen outside of King- ston at less than one dollar prices. Vivian Martin, the beautiful little "sunshine star," will also be shown this dyening in "The Fair Barbar- fan," one of the best of Miss Mar- tin's career. Don't miss this pro- gramme, which. also includes the! third episode of "Vengeance and the | Woman." At the Strand. Movie fans will have their last chance to-night of seeing the excel: lent double feature bill which de- lighted a large audience at this popular playhouse last evening. Dor- othy Dalton was seen at her best in "The Price Mark," a sensational love story lald in a gay art colony. Miss Dalton is seen as a truftler in this story of exotic love, thrilling aven- tures and hair-raising suspense that stretches from far-off Cairo to New York's Latin quarter. William 8. Hart in "Hoofs and Horns," comedy and topicalgreels were also shown and well received. For the last three days of this week Madame Petrova will be seen in the first of her own productions, "Daughters of Destiny." Hands Up!" And be quick abbut it. One false move and you're a dead man. This order bared at one of the bad men; and the thrilling scene that follow- ed, is one of the hair-raising inci- dents in "The Mystery Ship," at the King Edward to-night and Thurs- day. Usual admission. (Continued on Page 5.) MAY TAKE B.A. HOTEL And Turn it Into a Hostel for Re- turned Soldiers, 5 There is a big possibility that the British-American hotel building will be taken over by the Salvation Army and used as a hostel for returning soldiers. The Whig learns that one of the reasons for the visit of Com- missioner Richards to the city on Tuesday was to make arrangements for the establishment of a hostel here. He had the Salvation Army architect prepare a report on the ad- visability of the plan. . At present there are few places in which a soldier can sleep if he is a stranger in the city and does not tare to go to a hotel. A hostel would do this work and also cater to the social side of work for the sal- diers. Nurses' Violet Day. Buy viblets on streets, Saturday, 'March 30th, from members of Nurses Alumnae for Red Cross work Police Constable Samuel Arniel was on deck again Wednesday after being laid up with sickness a few days. Deportation officer Peter Devlin deported a couple of undesirables to Cape Vincent, N.Y. DAILY MEMORANDUM Board of Works, 8. See top of page 3, right hand corner, for probabilities, BORN. PRASKY -- To Mr. and Mrs. J. Prasky, Roblin, Ont, wn ursday, Mar. 21st, & son. * . MARRIED. March 20th, 1918, by the Rev, Canon FitaGerald, Carrie % port, to Herbert Mclroy, of Kin Sin - mED CLARK---In Kingston General Hospital, on March 26th, 1918, Matthew Clark, aged $1 years. Funeral from his late residence, Kil. 'burnie. Ont, on Thursday after noon at one weloek, Friends and acquaintances are respect. fully invited to attend. Spwas one of the last great day- a fool of 'night raids made. ox MelROY -MecGREGOR--In Kingston, on I cGregor, West |i Save The Food -- Use More Soups. --Issued by Canada Food Board. Extra Special Thursday Morning at 9.30 Sharp 250 Yards Of an Excellent Quality of Black Silk Poplin Regular $1.50 % 1.00 Yd ard for . . This is a most fortunate purchase -- which has just been completed with one of the big silk houses, and comes just at, the opportune time -- when one is planning their new spring suit, dress or skirt, and thrifty buyers should take full advan- tage of this rare bargain -- for this is a most un- usual offer, considering the condition of the silk market of today. Full 36 inches wide. Thursday Morning $1.00 a Yard --g NOTE POSITIVELY NO TELEPHONE OR MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED DURING THIS SALE. John Laidlaw & Son . i 2 PO Lr Two Good Lines for Ladies Just Received Ye VICI KID LACE, 8-inch top, light weight sole, plain pointed oo eee aia gy toe; spool heel .. .. . es vee. 36.50 LIGHT WEIGHT GUN METAL CALF LACE, 8 inch top; 3600 Ho Similar Shoes with Lower Heels. we te a RI A I SN RRR RRS.