Daily British Whig (1850), 10 May 1916, p. 3

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I - ELAI fa IST HERE the Canadian rupture Appi ist, will visit towns mentionec Jow. ¥. Gg Ten Inventions, the "Cura tus" "Cu forms, retain rup- actly and Rr he to sid nature close the opening in the shortest time , Known without Shera, These new appliances (entirely different from an in the world) have received the hig wherever exhibited, pestinutals men, women and parents, sults are accomplished with without Inevn venience or loss of time. Why contitue 20 experiment with so enlled mall order cures when Jou can obtain ir service right here at small cost? Never Bt fulluces 4s there Is a reason tor ers aie many wrong ways-- but or 11 cost' you nothing to vent! a may be dangerous, ours eit physically "ot for Hear off coupon now. § er FREE RUPTURE COUPON 11) sentation to J. Y. Egan, specialist, IA Yonge street, Toronto, who will visit towns below, entities bears to free eit and ex 1 hotel] office for Tom Amber Note a Napanee, Paisley Hotel, May 11th, 32 Kingston, British American Sat. Sun. (all day and two days only, May 13th, Made mn Canada. Tanked Our modern 40 gallon Sialced 50 to 55 rolin, and with increased staff of operators can promige the same prompt service at 10 . tents a roll, We Films ou the best films made and will replace any which are defective. NG M. T. COMPANY FOR 108% OF WHEAT WhES | . BARGE SANK. | Ini the ComwallP Canal in 1913--The | Tug Emerson Was Towing the ili} Fated Barge. The Superior Court at Montreal | with Justice Coderre presiding, is hearing the claim of the Alexander | McFee Company, Limited, against the Montreal Transportation Com-| pany, limited, for $31,000, the value | of a cargo of forty thousand bushels! of wheat which was lost through the sinking in the Cornwall Canal of the! barge in which the company defend- ant 'was transporting the grain for! the company plaintiff from Kingston | to Montreal oft October 13th, 1913. The barge was being towed, with] two others, by the tug-boat Emerson, Captain William Murphy. The tug brought two of the barges safely in-| to the Cornwall Canal, and then she | returned for the vessel containing | the wheat. Everything went well} for a time, and then the barge was seen to shear and she struck the! wall of the canal, ultimately getting; across the canal, forming a dam] from bank to bank. She was then | found to be leaking, and she sank with the whole of her cargo. The chief question at issue and | it is one upon which expert marine | evidence is being called is wheth- | er the sheeri of the barge consti-| tuted a risk of navigation, or wheth- | er it can be imputed to the fault of the tug or barge and whether the barge was seaworthy. The Transportation Company deny! all responsibility, and will eall evi- dence after the ease for the company | plaintiff is completed to-day Francis King, K. | the Dominion Marine 'As soeiation is watching the case, Wel will assi trel 1 | Opera 11 Er May | 12th The revolutionists have organized a southern republic in Canton. Anim in Supplies We can supply the most satis factory papers und developers used to-day. Camerny of all makes sold, ex- changed, rented and repaired. re AT ome Best's or Drug Store. UNDAYS, P. Jenkins Fashion Craft and 20th Century stand alone for and workmanship. Our New Gray Hats cannot be excelled for the price, $2.50. Our W. GG. & R. Shirts appeal to every man who requires the most in his demand for fit, exclusive patterns and superior make. In short, our message tosthe public is that bet- ter apparel cammot be | sold than, is sold at this shop, and that part of the public whieh has done business with us for years appreciate this fact. EP. style Suits! ut ter understood, that trate what takes place system when the fibres are deranged or sc wrong at Central. orders whieh control the quality the effects, ! tee. in peace (and on the whole we think| the advantages greatly outweigh the] try Club on Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Austria Hougary | French. | leg, tentertaimment interests | rain {in view of Zeppelin raids { lic in being { is that | Saving ean only be obtained by law | | | | | | | ment appeared ous | pedition for edd to demand | many | Sussex | Nerve Force is so much like Elee- trieity, and the latter is so much bet- we have used this vivid telephone pic connecting In the nervous system the is the Central where thie Nerve Force is ercated, and whence are issued the body. Here is consumed one-fifth of the blood in the human body, an when the blood supply is deficient in or quantity, the brain and the nervous system are first to feel Neuralgi¢ pains and headaches, inability to rest or sleep or coneen- trute the mind, dizziness and noises in 50 conts.a box, 6 for $2.50, all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto. Do not be talked into accepting & bum Abt Petes DAILY sRITISE wae WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1916. THE SAVING IN WAR. Daylight Scheme in Britain is Henrt- ily Endorsed. {Lon don Chronicle. "Daylight Saving" a British {Wea; a bil to effect it has twice been before eur Parliament; it has twice been considered by a Select Commit- Whataver was the case for it € is drawbacks), the war introduced any new considerations in its fa- yor, For one thing it would go far | 10 solve the lighting difficulties aris- ing out of the Zeppelin danger; | another it would auNQmatically effect enormous economies in coal lighting, What is the\use of the Government's addressing peals to the harassed householder tv. make peélly economies in fuel, when it ne- glecis its own opportunity of econ- omising it on a gigantic scate by a stroke of the pen? Nevertheless this excellent British idea continued to languish in the land of its origin, un- til early in the present year it was Told I Twilight A luncheon was given at the Coun- Frederic Brownfield and Mrs. J. B. Carruthers, when the other included Mrs. James Cappon, Mrs. T. D. R. Hemming, Mrs. W. H. Macnee, Mrs. P. C. Stevenson, Mrs. Constan- tine, Miss Macdonell, Mrs, Campbell Strange, Mrs. Jeremy Taylor, Mrs. P. G. C. Campbell, and Mrs. Francis Macnee, ne Kathleen Ryan, "Rockwood House," asked a few people to tea on Monday, including Miss Florrie Stew- art, Miss Hazel Browne, Miss Katha- rine Hart, Miss Helen Uglow, Miss Eleanor Phelan, and Messrs, Wallace Mackay, Neil Black, Jack Powers Miss | taken up by --- Germany! The | German Federal Council in due course decided that it would put all} clotks an hour forward on the 30th | of this mouth; and the war advan- tages of the policy were so obvious | that it was promptly copied first by and then by | France, Now it would appear that there is some chance of our own] Government plucking up courage tol do the same. The pre-war objec-| tions to Daylight Saving were partly | based on the difficulties, which it| was alleged would arise in the cross { Channel services and the Post Office, | if we had a different time from the These will disappear with | adoption of Daylight Savy- the boot will be on tha other] But what really killed the old bills was rather the opposition of the especially | { the theatres and music-halls--which | thought that a longer daylight would their receipts Possibly thi opposition may now be weaker, since there | ald France's ing; plain gain to the theatre-going pub | able, without otherwise | altering arrangements, to get | home . from its entertainments an hour sooner. What is quite certain | the advantages of Daylight It is utterly futile to any important number of individuals] can set about getting them for them-| selves on their own account | suggest that | { York | ave The chaplain of an Ont before hornelifie ario regi a court mar- | tial Monday on a seri-| cha | The ided € British Government to erganize forthwith ti Sir Ernest | has an ve relief of ve kbetr The | Government has decid- | ndemnities from Ger- for the Swiss victims of the Suffering is very acute in the cap- | tured portion of Northern France be- | cause of food shortage East of the Meuse and in the Woe- vre region there was only intermit- lo tent bombardment during the night. A tA AA i AA AA A AAA A the ears, are of a starved ture tp illus- current of in the human : , piv of nerve nerve Nr : " tion is impai miething goes . slow in perf 'brain vou are easily grow downhe This which Dr. greatest assista rich blood it f: nerve and brair vigor, through the int whole human u body, and disease. disappoint, | come | street, | week where | daughter, { nie Just as machinery lags when the bodily organs weaken when the sup- tite, the liver, the heart's action weakens, circula- tion is slow, hands and feet deseribes Chase' The new to every member and every organ of the carrying strength and driving out pain, weakness Jack Hannaford, and Mackonzie Wa. ters. . Several informal | given this week for Miss Florrie Stewart, who leaves to-morrow for Toronto, where she will enter the Wellesley Hespital a8 nurse-in-train- | ing. -. teas have been Mrs. Arthur Evans, Miss Marjorie and Master John, who are visiting Mrs. Nash in Montreal, are expected home this week. Miss H Merrin, Kingston June- tion, is visiting Mrs. KE. Hudson, Paul- ine avenue, Toronto. Miss Laura Saunders, to spend a couple Kingston, Lieut. Ned Plante, Battalion, Ottawa days in Kingston Mr. and Mrs. Franeis King, Stu- art street, will go to their summer home at Wolfe Island early in June, Mrs. John Laidlaw and the Misses aidlaw, Vancouver, who were Mra. David Laldlaw's guests for a few days, left this week for Montreal, where they will visit Mrs, J. Leslie. $4» P. Jenkins, Miss Maile Irena - Jenkins, Princess leaving for London this they will remain for a Ottawa, of weeks in of the 207th is spending a few Mrs, d M E an are | couple of months Misg ity Agnes Richardson, Univer- avenue, has returned from New and Atlantic City. Miss Hilda Hague, ue, will be hostess of the ng Club on Thursday Mi H W afternoon. Richardson "Alwing-| ton," who has been visiting Mrs. T. G. McGinnis, Phil- Que, returned home on ox-1 * Harold Corbett, guest of Mrs. C. H. street, Mrs is the | Barrie Tweed, Corbett, Frank Phillips and Miss Jen-| Phillips returned from Toronto | on Monday Mrs. W. G. Anglin, Earl street, left to-day for Toronto where she | will visit Mrs, Chown and later will go to St. Catharines to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Wendling Anglin. guests has | | i | Brighten the Home fy 4 Our new department of House Furnishings is replete with crisp new stocks of Curtains, urtainings, Coverings and hangings for the home beauti- ful--our prices, too, are' bound to prove attractive. See Our Showing Of: NEW CRETONNES ART MUSLINS ART SATEENS FRENCH SILKELINA CHINTZ COLORED MADRAS CASEMENT CLOTH SCRIM CURTAINING NOVELTY NETS LACE CURTAINS SCRIM CURTAINS RODS, ATTACHMENTS ART BLINDS See our window displays ! [(STEACY Uv niversity | Read- | her | Halifax this month to spend the sum- | | Miss Sarah Willis is expected from | AA AAA i ELECTRICITY some of the symptoms nervous system. electricity fails, so the force runs low. Diges- red and you lose appe- kidneys and bowels are rmiing their funetions, are cold, tired, lose ambition and arted and discouraged. the condition under s Nerve Food can prove of uce to you. Forming new, eds the starved, exhausted 1 cells back to health and vital, nerve force flows out ricate system of nerve fibres new' and vigor, energy | and | wa. | have taken the house in King street, | Mrs. Herbert Dawson. {| Donaldson. | street, | home on Saturday. | guests of Lieut.-Col. { Q. | ed from St. | and is with the Bishop of Kingston '| spending afew days with his parents, | Mr. and Mrs. R. Uglow, Barrie street, { before leaving for South America. ! . ~ LJ - | engagement of her sister Rose Gwen- | doline, youngest daughter of the late | 'PHILLIPSVILLE LAD "THE WOMAN'S STORE -- | mer with her brother, W. Willis, of | the Bank of Jontreal. * ' . Mr. and Mrs. W. Newlands have given up their house on Bagot street, and are occupying Mrs. Graham's | Barrie street home before leaving for | their summer cottage at Wolfe Is- land early in June. Misg Hilda Laird, Johnson street, ! who has been visiting Mrs. Frank yuish in Toronto, returned home to- a Frederick Brownfield, Miss , and Mrs, J. B.| Carruthers will leave shortly for England. A Miss 'M. Beyd, Sydenham street, left to-day for Desboro to visit Dr. Mrs, Oldham, Miss Agnes Maule Machar, Syden- ham street, has returned from Otta- * * Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ireland formerly occupied by Lt.-Col. and Miss Agnes Martin, Pembroke street, has returned from New York where she had been the guest of Miss * Odell, Ottawa, Mrs. H. D. for a few . » = Mrs. sister, visited her Bibby, Barrie days - returning Lieut. and Mrs. Leo Hudon are thé and Mrs. J. A. Hudon, Union street. Miss Dorothea Bidwell has return- Hilda's College, Toronto, and Mrs. Bidwell, King street. Dr. W. L. Uglow arrived in town from Minneapolis this week, and. is Miss Aileen Rogers announces the Mr, and Mrs, F. J. Rogers, to Lieut. M. H. 8. Penhale, R.C.H.A., son of Colonel and Mrs. J. J. Penhale of Sherbrooke, P. Q. (Continued on page 10.) HAD HIS LEG BROKEN. He Got Too Close To An Auto And the Hub Struck : Him. my Re -- Phillipsville, May 9.--The ten- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Elliott met with a bad accident on Saturday evening. W. C. Stevens was driving his car through the town, when this boy got too close to it and was hit by the hub. His leit leg was broken above the ankle, The heavy rains have left the roads in bad shape, with deep mudholes in many places. The low lands are covered with water. Farming oper- ations are slow. The high price of cheese has a tendency to cause the farmers to feed their cows. From a visit of several weeks at the home of W. B, Pheip, Mrs. Wil liam Laishley returned Toronto last Thursday. Mrs. Thomas Knight and children will move to Toronto, and will stay with her father while her husband, Corpl. Thomas Knight, is over in Flanders helping to conquer the Huns. Mrs. Baker is improving very slowly, Mrs. Harry Coon fis able to sit up a part of the time each (day. The Farmers' Pride cheese factory shipped 130 cheese on Thurs- day at 19%¢ per pound. "W. B. Phelps unloaded fertilizer at Elgin station last week, and wil} unload at Portland and Phillipsville this week. Mrs. Rose Bulger left for Flint, Michigan, last Saturday. She had a sale and disposed of her household goods, : OF KINGSTON." ROLLED BACON GREEN BACKS .. SMOKED HAMS . 26¢ Sess sere sannian Davies' Tea Now Selling at 33c¢ Pound The Win. Davies Co.Ltd. Phone5S7 EAT THE DAILY NEWSPAPER EVERY YEAR EVERY MONTH EVERY DAY A 'PIANO IS BOUGHT FOR A LIFETIME For that reason care; Let the 'advertising columns of The Whig be your guide in your piano choosing. Read what is being offered. Compare the offerings -- and choose the one that best suits vour individual needs. protection when the: names of a well known| To buy haphazard is maker and a straight-{to court disaster. And forward dealer are be-|that is the reverse of hind the instrument. economy ! should be used in its se- lection. Reliability of is more important than It make price. is a double Fhe very latest i in Men's Fine High and Low Shoes, with no advance i in Price, at

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