Daily British Whig (1850), 18 Nov 1912, p. 4

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We bave the finest assort- ment of Rough and Dressed Lumbar in the city. S. Anglin & Co. WELLINGTON 8ST. NORTH DONT PULL ONT THE GRAY I Few Applications. ot a Simple Re rooms, for ordinary school purposes, 'es, medy Will Bring Back the Natural Color. "Pull oul oge gray hair and a doen will teke its place' ix an old # saying, which is, 10 a great extent, , Mf mo steps are taken to stop "} the cause. ay hairs appesr LBs a sign that Nature needs = nse gistance. It is Nature's call for help. Gray hair, dull, lifeless hair, or hair ' that is falling out, is not necessarily a sign Jf advancing age, for there are thousands of elderly people with | perfect heads of hain 'without a shu- gle streak of gray. When grav hairs come, or when the hair seems to be lifeless. or dead, some good, reliable hair-restoring treatment should be resorted to at once. Specialists say that one of the best preparations to use is the old-fashioned "'sage tea" which our grandparents used. The best prepar- ation of this kind is Wyeth's Sage . and Sulphur Hair Remedy, a prepay. ation of domestic sege and sulphur, scientifically compoun with ~ later discovered hair tonics and stimu bi! i lants, the whole mixture being care , al balanced and tested by experts. ay 8 Sage and Sulphur is clean and wholesome and perfectly Whrm- i: Jews. It refreshes dry," pawhed li' removes dandruff and gradually i' stores faded or gray hair to natural color. Don't delay another minute. Start using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur at once and see what a difference a fow ts dap treatment will wake in your its This, preparation is offered to the at SOc. a bhoftle, and 'is re- pnd sold by all druggists, WTR CARS By the day, week or houh. "Osreful Mivers. Gasole oe. Best of Engine Oil, Bibby's Garage BROCK ST. STOVES AND HEATERS, A vovd ansort lent for sile, reason. nay Beds, Dressers, Stands udeats Tables, Faimnitare of ail bought and soil ". Es he NZ Gutarie Street, Opposite Craig's Wholesale Grocery : Ontario Street. 2 HERBERT J, 8. DENNISON REGISTERED ATTORNEY, (formerly wR Fotherstanhaug son 18 Years': Experience In Patents 3 and Practiea] Engineering, Star Bidg., IS King St. W,, Toronto BIG STOCK OF STOVES! | 1 have a big Stock of Pirst- | class Heaters and Stoves which ean be bought 'very chean. Now is your time to buy and get ready for cold weather. Also a fine line of Furnl tere. Household ote. Antique Furalture a spocialty, oh LESS BS 807 PRINCESS STREET. .. 'Phone 1045, THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1012 THE WHIG, SEVENTY. NINTH YEAR [raid do du, willing to die ia Cou DAILY BRITISH WHIG, published st 309-110 King Street, Kingston, | Ontario. st $6 per year. Editions st I ! WEEKLY BRITISH WHIG, uy n | morning at 31 a making price of Pais 3 and 3% snd 4 pm es, published in paris on Monday and ited States charge for postage hid te Weekiy $1.50 per year. Attached la one of the best fob Printing Offices in Canada; rapid, 'sty | tah, and cheap work: nine huproved presses TORONTO OFFICE ~Suite 19 and { | 1 { i. } Biron, Toronto. H. B. Smaliplece, J. THE BRITISH WHIG PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED J. G. Elliott, President, Leman A. Guild, See.-Treas. 20 Queén City Chambers, 32 Church P.. representative { SERIOUS SCHOOL PROBLEM. There can be no clearer evidence of the development of the city than the call, through the school board, Several classes for more accommodation, are said to be crowded, having many over the normal number, (not the en- rolled number), and il this crowding were done sway with thete. would have 16 be.nine new classes under the direction of as many new teachers. It will be at What bout this year's work? © A new school was built and openedsin Ri- dean ward, the Macdonald, the best, perhaps, in the city, with | eight ont: asked, a- 'and one for manual training. All are fully. occupied. Thess eight classes 'are not an addition to the rooms which were in use last year, because two of the older schools, in the re- modelling and introduction of sani: tary systems, were redaced in size. Ove, Louise, is oli right, and in its present condition admirably suits the work for which it is intended. But where should Cataragui school, in a ward the population is growing, not have been changed: quite evident, have been sold, (the sile not being (ideal), or razed, and a new eight or {twelve room school erected in ils place. The committee having the matter in hand never dreamed of the {jump in sthool population which has taken place, or it, too, would have {kad Digger plans, or plans whith | {would bave put the rebuilding of Ca- | itaraqui school out of the question. The demegnd for Industrial in conformity with the [School Act, presents problems of the | {gravest kind, and problems, financial | 'and otherwise, with which the Board tof Education must wrestle at The financial side is not the It is toying enough, significant and more important lis the side which deals with the ra- Ipidly growing educational needs of 'the city. class- new onee. most REVISION OF TARIFF DOWNWARD. The democratic party will have face a serious proposition when con- special to gress meets, as it will in session Soon after the inauguration of | Mr. Wilson. He is off for a = well- earned holiday in Bermuda, where the ; air is balmy and he may rest out. doors and rapidly mover the strength he lost in the last campaign. Before going away, however, he dropped a few thoughts "for the purpose of giv. ing some idea of what he hoped to do. There is to be a revision of tariff downward---the revision Mr. Tait promised in the last elec- tion and did not insist upon~but it will not be hurried, and it will not, it is calculated, make a wreck busidess. Mr. Wilson said the peo- ple voted for this revision, and 'it must be assumed that they did, It was part of the platform which the democratic party adopted with great deliberation, and the man who Jad most to do with the penning of it, Me. Bryan, will be the secretary of state, or premier, in the Wilson ca- binet, Then ithe House of Rept sentatives and the Senate, being det the which Je a kindly notice »whioh Mr. of § mocratie, will have no difficulty in passing anything the president wants. ! Mr. Wilson assures the business men of America, and does it at once so iss to allay all apprehension so far as iho is concerned, that the tariff will ol be suddenly. amended, to the dis- 'placement or demoralization of _merce. 'There will be a gradual elimination of the protection that has built the trusts, so causing the high cost lot living, without in any way help- ling or relieving the workingman. It Wilson hands out. Of course he will be only one of the many at work, but he will be all-powerful, and he can veto whaf he does. not approve of. The thing that interests Canadians is the evident rejoicing of the pro- tactionists over the prospect of, a Jower tariff in the United States. Ii a high tariff is a good thing it should be defensible in the United = States or any place else. The manufactur. ers of the republic were deeply con- cerned, They were busy in the elec- tion--it is probable that they bled freely for their cause--and yot lost, by a large majority. com- up they The law of the province, amended | 'and improved at the last session of "the legislature, with regatd to the charities and the financial relief they he granted annually, is' new in forge. It has already creafed a com- motion. Apparently it did not ex. cite much remark when it was going through the hose. New measured sometimes run the gauntlet without | challenging much attention, and this 'act, »0 far-reaching in its = effects, 'seem ta have become efiective hefory Isome of the public institutions were {iully comscious of it. In essence the act provides that 'hereafter the public aid will not be 'based, as heretofore, upon the num- ber of persons which the charities re- osive or wmgister, at so much per day, but upon the sum which 'the municipality grants to the support of its poor. . So far as the city refuge is concerned--ihe Home for Aged, In- firm" and Friendless People--there will ' not he much change. , The property belongs to the city, and 'is largely, though not entifely, maintained _ by the city. This year the &ivie con* tribution will be #1000, and the gov- ernment's aid will be £1,000. Prac the situstion remains the The Hosise of Providence, on i i i ¥ ! i NEW LAW MAKFS OOMMOTION. the other hand, has been given very little aid from the city exchequer, but the government, on the basis of iservice rendered, to a given number of persons for a given length of tiine, : i has paid it between $5,000 aod $6, 000. That sum will be lost, and the {institution will wuffer, ufloss it 'mada up in some other way. Une illustration will be enough re isbecting the operatj of the Haw. The design id to make is the 'sible for the support of their poor. Frontenac, and the adjoining countios of Lennox and Addington, are get- ting off cheaply in this respect. They have agreements with the city in stilutions which enable them to care for such of the voor as they send to the city at $150 per week. The cost of living has gone up, and $1.50 per | werk does uot . pay for the 'which. the inmate comsumes. , would be no incentive. however, 'adjust ateounts so long as the gov- ernment rendered assistance om the old plan. Now the municipalities ¢ have to meet ol to a greater extont, and this result vl be forced to under the new law, and when its pro- | visions have been mors definitely un- degstood. EDITORIAL NOTES. Bonar Law does not disapprove of the rowdyism of his parly. He ap 1. che world moves, and hove is the evi ai «i it. a Canadisn, will treat Canadians bela than foreigners, but Le does not intend to (teat thes ax woll as his own people, the Britishers, That is now 4 The old building, so | unsuited for a modern school, should | but | new food | There + vi fener of his empire. He Pes. ftantinople in Now he is iw ants peace, and 1 j haps there will be an ead of atrocities, and if so, the workl will uf praise wil to capitulate. ie at any cost. "Ror wp on song Lord Lansdowne, our old governor- general, is in favour of taxing Cana- dian wheat iw the interest of British agricultyrists. Without our grain the British people could not get om, but ad an imported article the unionists would tax it. They will hardly get the chance. The British pegple appre- jute cheap food. EPIRIT OF THE PRESS May "Claim It. f Windsor Record | Af the C.P.R. strike collapses Hon. | Tom Crothers may have the nerve to take credit for settling it. Pyne Resting Again. f Hpmilton Times ir Sydney Whitney and Dr. Pyne {are off on a junketing trip to the old seountry. The Spec. ought to get it: yellow dog after them. Imitating the Suffrageites. { Ottawa Journal. The Unienist party. by its tactics iin the House of Commons, is taking tatieal out of tae poox of the mil { tant suffragettes. Such methods CAR be better explained than excused i Against Common Sense. Hanilitan "Spectator If the House of Commons, through 2 snap vote, takes acuon which (contrary to the wish and will of the | majority, why should not the ma : { te if {jority be allowed to reverse that me. tion? It there is no precedent f4; tuch a reversal, it is a case of pie- | cedent being opposed- to common sense, Great Lip<Loyalists, Advertiser the combinesters jate great lip-loyalists because i pays. They traded in the semiment {of loyalty successfully in order defeat the reciprocity agreement which would have pinched the fo { combines. But any proposal to ie { dues duties on British imports shows that their imperialism is located ir | their pocket-books. THE TOWN OF a AN ANOQUE, Asks soo00 i London All in Canada A Fourth Class Teacher Salary. Gananoque, Nov. 18.--Miss Sproule, W.C.T.U. missionary to the lumber camps of Northern Ontario, gave a short address in Grace Sunday school yesterddy afternoon, and after the church service last evening addressed a large audience in the church au ditorium on the needs of the lumber camps, the great possibilities of do- ing good, and made a strong appeal for thelr support. The 'Thousand Island Gun Club will hold a field day at their traps on tirasshopper l'ark om Wednesday af ternoon, Nev, 20th. Rev. Melvin Taylor, Grace church, will conduct the sixth anmiversary services of Lansdowne Methodist church on day next in that village. Rov K Richardson Kelly, of Lansdowne, will Sabply the pulpit of Graes church. iss Mabel M. Carpenter, teacher ol the fourth class in Stone dchool, has notiied the Board of ¥ducation that unless her salary be increased to $000 per annum she will he compelled to accept a situation elsewhere, The board at its session last week gave her a $25 inccense, bringing her salary up to $550 pastor of thirty. the Sun- strect on the street yesterday and ran a- way, causing considerable excitement for a short time. Fortunately . no raat amount of damage was don. The local troop of Boy Scouts held : wonting in. the Parish House Sa- y, in charge of Scoutmasier Red: Walter Cox, to consider plans tor faunicipalitios- more ditectly respon * work for the commg winter: J. Wilson were in Friday, , attending Mes: F.C. Mr. and Mis. C. Smith's Falls on the funeral of the late Hagar, +. M. Walker, Perth, in town, the guest of his = sister, Mis. J. W. Bennett. Mrs. C. HH. Bailey and Mrs. Ethel Stevens; Alex: andria Bay, were guests of thei mother, Mrs. Bothnel De Woli, for short time during she past wevk. Leaps 1 150 i o © Death. aw York, Nov. spent (he week discouraged, further, hy a quar rel with her fiance, Charlotte F. West- og a young widow, Sotmaui vied as unging 150 feet into the Fast fe by 1 ay the Mashation bridge on" Sunday. The Proshytoricn ay aod | Brandon, Man. t { calling for the dominance of the Fng- {T'sh language in all the publie schools {of the provines, compulsory education, | {and governmental inspection of pri- | | vate institutions. 's caramels: "Gibson's. i ay Gallagher, Wilkasbarrd (Pa, and three others, fuames wu known, were killed, snd fifteen mev pk when an Italian labore dropped a box of dynamite at the General Crushed Stone company's Quarries at Glen Mills. Pa. pk, supplies, films. "Gibson's." A. Lancaster, M.P., for Lincals |» likely to be made chairman of he railway committees by parlia- H. Lemtsux, MP. siren a 4 8. o Montreal. Ottawa aes Cans! company, will again A aoa ts ead the life of its chartey. cold creams, Gibson's. W. Stair, otor of the 'Theatre, to, issued » 'Rev. Mr. St. Clair, al FAM T. En frog meeting at Turkish i Frank Corrigan's horse took fright" 18. Oppressed and | htened by the vastness of the city : \ Store Closes SATURDAY 10 P. M. Sharp. Agents for BIBBYS Ltd. NEW ENGLISH ULSTER It's a new comer and it will be very ' popular. It's certainly a great comforter for cold weather. Made with combinatioh military col- lar, belt at back. Full skirt, real swagger. Fabrics are new. Soft, nap, wool, cheviots, in new colorings, brown, tan, bronze, blue, grey. Prices: $15, $18, $20, $22 our Woodbine Overcoat Very Dressy Garments, made with medium collar, plain or silk velvet, single breasted, 47 inches unease long. © Plaid Tlinings neat pat- terns, in Scotch cheviots, Eglish-Meltons in greys and blacks. Bibbys Special $15.00 . Gordon Ulsters $15.00 New Two Way Collars, double breasted, inches long. New Scotch woolens, neat patterns, coloring, beautifully tailored, sizes 34 to 42, BIBBYS Limited Men's and 78, 80, 82 PRI fty ie Departmental Store NCESS STREET. Boys' are) 324 King St. | : i 5 } i 1 Watch our windows for Seasonable Cut * Flowers, fresh avery day from our own green- | houses. A fine stock of Palms E arne and Flowering Plane Puihg of all descrintions Waa ding and Presentation Bouguets Fiaral Sprays and Funeral Tonigar a specialty 'Phones ence, all | 239; Resid Greenhouse Tans are going to be all the rage in Footwear (his season, We have made special preparations fort the demand, Store, night, 1212; 845 285 i adepted a resolution | §! I$ i sweilest and will be able to offer ycu tome of ¢ goods ever shown for men, women aE children nr ------ H a 1 Don't forget this when locking for the latest in Tan Footwear. 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