THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1918. PAGE FIVE 4 THE UNIVERSITY AND KINGSTON Mids Boe the Canin Cb. by! Principal Ta Taylor. ENDOWMENT OF QUEEN'S INCREASED TQ NEEDS, MUST SOON BE MEET PRESSING The City May Be Called Upon Agpin to Congribute--Judge Lavell is the "New President of the Canadian Cluln The. Kingston Canadian Club had the pleasure on Wednesday evening of having as its guest at its annual meeting and banfuet in the City Hall, Rey, Dr. R. Bruce Taylor, the new principal of Queer 8 University, who gave an inieres '"The Relationship of I University Life." Dr. Tay warmly received when' introduced to the large assemblage by, the second: vice-president, J. (G silott, who presiied In the LE of the pre- AAA A NN fifst vice-president. Principal out how in- Eng university towns "town and gow were in ¢onstant strife, whereas both in Scotland and Canada the 4dea was for the good of both, 1p maintain the closest relationship. Every man, of course, thought that he could run the other man's business There Was never nan who did not im- agine he could preach, nor a lards- man who would not lgng ago hive bombed the German navy in the Kiel canal, nor a yeader who was not sure he could run a newspaper. Apart AjtOEpHTer from the techni- cal side of things, thejmain proplems of a university were Just, the ipro- blems of good citizenship. Uni- versities were intended to turn out not merely scholars, nor doctors, no: lawyers, por teachers, but men and women who" could hold their heads mp' in the ordinary business of citizenship. It was good, there- fore, for the 'university to keep al- ways in closest touch with the com- munity where it wae situated. The action and reaction between think ers and men of affairs was broaden- ing 'for both. sident and the in opening his addregs, Taylor pointéd Kingston's Interest in Queen's, The interest that Kingston has taken in Queen's for nearly eighty years was a very wonderful thing, Dr, Taylor said Kingston had erected the old arts building, and Join Carruthers had put up the Carruthers' hall The new arts building had been given, not by citizens of Kingston, but by the city BAD COLD? TAKE | "CASCARETS" FOR BOWELS TONIGHT | ates of {in {again | citizenship. $50 with success only They're Fine! Liven Your Liver and Bowels and Clear Your Head. Headache, Sour Stomach, Cold or Constipation by orning. wh No Bad | J Cet a 10-cent box. Colds-- whether in the head or! any part 'of the body---are quickly! overcome Dy trging the liver to ac- tion and keeping the bowels free| of poison. Take Cascarets tonight and you will wake up with a clear . head and your cold wil be gone. Cascarets work while you sleep; they cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested food sud] foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the cons'" nated waste matter and poison fre. the "howell, | Remember the quickest way to get rid of colds is one or two Cascarets | at night tp cleanse the system. Get | a 10-cent box at any drug store, Don't | forget the children. Tiey. relish | this Candy Cathartic and it is often | all that is needed to drive a cold| from their little systems. i hand, | to Kingston, n might | pansion?" of Kingston---a very different affair. All creeds land politics and policies had joined fin the erection of this | true | splendid » fabrid, a catholieity of spirit. proof of On the other and among the whom 'Kingston loves to think of as her chief citizens 'have been those who have been officials and gradu- Queen's. It is probable that near future Queen's 'would ask for the 'help of ibis I felt that it could do if it were able a convincing case, not call a halt?" ask. "Why this constant éx- Simply bec Auge in a of mutable 'things learning the to present "Why gomé world { could not stand still, Within the lifetime of most of those present the whole science of4 medicine had been turned upside down. Indeed gince the South. Afri- can war 'preventive medicine had become a new science. With mil- lions of men at the front 'there was neither typhoid nor typhus--those main scourges .of a crowded - man- hood. "The same was true of mal- aria, Malta fever, vellow fever and a host: of other' diseases, . With knowledge branching oul in so many direc. ions; a. university had not merely to follow but to lead; not only to teach but to explore. If it fell behind the procession it might | as 'well close ith doors, for it could { become not a help but a clog to human progress. The expenditiire, therefore, upon the 'teaching departments upon re- 'Quinte patterns. Tn needs of the woman who wants a beautiful, durable and launders perfectly. in Cildrens gui rd Te Bie" nd so vi same of dr sd we will send hum samples and notly him of your _ LESHER WHITMAN & CO. Toc., 881 § 881 Broadway, New York Closely Related There's a closer relationship be- tween feed, poultry and dollars than you may suspect. Right feed means better birds, quicker returns and more money. For bigger dividends on your poultry, let us supply your feed. The kind you need is here, and our advice is free for the asking. W. F. McBROOM 42-44 Princess Btreet. Pr - ALLENBURY'S FOODS ALL SIZES ; SARGENT'S DRUG, STORE - Cor. Princess and Montreal Sts. Phone 41. Which Child Is Yours ? 2 If your child is backward in school, to stand the steain. "Our Examinat J, J. STEWART, OPT. D. EYESIGHT SPECK be su fon Tella." search should / never. starved That 'would be suividal econoniy he Must Re-adjust Salaries, For another ng, ealarvies need to be ré-adjusted. Dr. Taylor had freard that at one time Kingston was the cheapest ¢ity in Canada in which to Jive. The proofs to-day 'were not so evident. It was true that men engaged in professional work might be said to draw an income in the satisfaction that the labor itgell af- forded them and in the sensd of a mission that they were performing, but people #ad to live. The pro- féssoriate. was no order of celibracy or bachelordom. There were other universities on the continent, and # the members of the staff at Queen's--sought after by many suit- ors---remained faithful it was not because of any pecuniary induce- ment held.out to them.+ Dr. Taylor remarked that an increased endow- ment for Quéen's was absolutely ne- cessary. A matter which greatly concerned the welfare of the student life was thé provision of some centre for the social activities of the university. Students who, only attended classes and then hid*themselves in their Prigings were missing the greatest thing that university life had to give. The friction. of 'mind Was more valuable even than. the detall of books. Therefore a first wari was a "Union," under the roof of which there could be gathered stud- ent societies, the YM. C.A. and Y.W.C.A.,, and where likewise the students might dine together Queen's had given distinction | men | If might be that in time of war these hopes were only dreams. Still if one knew what was wanted and kept steadily thinking about ihe | aniverait 8 deeds it was amazing how difficulties vanished and the seemingly impossible was realized. At the conclusion of the excellent address the dhairman called upon T. J. Rigney, J. Russell Stuart, Dr. C. C. Nash, F. G. Lockett and ex- Principal Gordon, all of whom spoke of the great advantage Queen's was to Kingston, of the loyalty of the citizens to the institution, and ex- pressing the hope that the plans for the increased endowment "would work out successfully. Dr. Gordon gave an admirable address on the Queen's spirit as evidenced 'by the service and sacrifice of its graduates and stictents. ah . The 'Anpual Report. In presénting his annual report, R. Meek, secretary, statéd that the year past had been the more difficult be- cause of the fewer men who were ay- allable. for addresses, -to keep alive the aggressive spirit in the €lub, but the inspiration which has been lack- ing from the spoken word has been more than madé up by other agen- cienv and @spec ially the. agency of the Press. Of those who have spoken under the auspices of the Club, Dr. Qriffith- Jones, of Bristol, England, began the vear, followed by E. F. B. Johnson, K.C., and Col. Wright, of Toronto, whoge discussions of passing events ----of events growing out of the great war---were very much appreciated, Several things 'interfered with the fall engagements, notably the Vie- tory War Loan and the election cam- paigns, during which the citizens were favored with speeches from rep- resentative men and men whose names were upon the selective list of the club, including , Sir Thomas White (the Finance Minister), Hon. Mr, JLynch-Staunton, and Rev. Mr. Gegegie. + The club had been fortunate in securing for the first dinner of this year Rev. Dr. Bruce Taylor, the new Principal of Queen's. He was to have addressed the club in December, but an illness, whieh the club regret- ted, delayed his. coming, and his re- ception by this 'organization had to be- postponed. - The club welcomed STROKE OF PARALYSIS Left All One Side Very Numb---Hear- ing About Others Being Cured This' Kingston Man Has Us This "Wood Cure to Great 4dvantage Mr. W. C. Bell, 580 Ontario street, Kingston, Ont., writes: "About a year and a half ago, I had a partial stroke, affecting my left side, which left it very numb. [I also suffered from nervousness, headaches and sleepléssness, Hating a Dr, Chase's Medical Book at hand, i] {free from it I can net 4! strength rN ] tion of the effectiveness of this ment. read about the who had had' the same trouble] as I, and who derived great benefit from taking Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. Therefore, | concluded to try it for myself. 1 have now taken 9 or 10 boxes, and can take off my coat with- out any trouble, as 1 used tp have to get somebody to--pull it over my Shoulder for me. I can walk and 'sleep.much better, and thé numbness in my ifingers and left side is alsol much better. Although not entirely tice. it getting better every day. [ am going to con- tinue the treatment of Dr. Chase's | Nerve Food. The progress that 1 have made in getting around as rap- idly as I have is very encouraging. 1 have great confidence in Dr. Chase's Nerve Food and recommend it to any- one that"happens to he suffering from a stroke, nervous debility, gléeplessness, or run down system." 'We know that Dr. C 's Nerve; 1 . LIES BY wast of cases that there Bo ques "But. ow are we going to prove} 0 you "unless you try it. ¥ one to he benefitted and so for you to make the test. you feel tired out and Try it : : blacksmith | him DOW to y the city and assured him of Its abiding regard. A Among those who are expected to. address the club. shortly, and to whom invjtatioiis have been sent, are Poultney Bigelow, Norman Somer- ville and John T. Rathom, .the last named being the. editor of the Pro- videnee Journal, to whom, with his staff, the United States and Canada gre indebted for revelations which have tended to reduce the German menace. im America to a minimum. he club is to be congratulated upon the influence which if andoubt- edly exercises in this community. It stands for everything that is patri- otic and national in its character, and its 'members have unreservedly taken part in every campaign which has had for its object the welfare of Canada The devotion of the members to pub- lic issues, of a non-partisan kind, has brought them conspicuously be- fore the people and strengthened their hold upon the public opinion. Every citizen who has the best inter- ests of the city and country at heart should be actively identified with the Club. The example of some of the mem- bers can be fittingly followed by all. Secretary Meek said: They can in- = duce their friends to become mem; bers, and in that way widen the cir- ¢le of the blub and the service in which it is engaged. One member of the executive committee has given a splendid exhibition of his energy by immediately adding, since the meeting of the nominating committee, seven Names to the roll of members. Officers nye These officers wer Honorary president don, C.M.G Past [President reau, President First Vice liott. Second Vice-President G: Jordan. Third, Vice-President--F. G ett. Secretary--Raobert Meek. Treasurer--A: J. Macdonell. Executive Committee -- R. E. Burns, R. Crawford, 'W. H. Macnee, H. £. Nickle, H. T. J. Coleman, Capt. Jolin Dennelly, F. C. Iréland, Thomas Wo Mills, H. W. Newman, W. R. Giv- ens, J. R. Stuart, J. M. Hughes, Dr. Spankie, Dr. Skelton, Rev, T. W. Savary. ANGSTON JONORS WN ted. elected: Rev. Dr. Gor- -Col. C. N, Per- Lavell Ge ~Judge H. A. President --J Kl Profi "W. Lock- DEFEAT "QUEEN" BY 10 TO 4, Queen's Started Off With a Lead of) Three Goals in the First Period, Using a Three-man Combination, When the Kingston Juniors roll- ed up ten goals to Queen's four at the Covered Rink on Wednesday night, they concluded the three-chapter story of their winning sub-section "B"" 'and thus became the local de- fenders of the city's reputation in the Junior O.H.A, series. The game was Queen's for the frst perjod, but the last forty minutes of play went to the victors. Queen's could not make their way after the Kingston Juniors "got wise! to their combination system, " The game started with both teams out to win, the students playing with two previous lost games in mind, and the Kingston's confident of wiping Quegn's off the map. The tri-colors did spring a surprise on the {fans when they trotted out @ three-man S IN THIRD GAME | x Ladies' Snow Shoes . Men's Snow Shoes . . Ladies' Moccasins . . Men's Moccasins ER e " : Abernethy' s Shoe Store nr $3.75 and $4.00 $1.75 and $2.50 -- AEEREFNRMEDN Ee Snowshoes & Moccasins mn : $3.50 $2.00 Buy Furs Now 3 At the recent large sales of Raw Furs, the prices have ad- vinced materially on practically all furs, and this means that all furs for next season will be ad- vanced in price, Take advantage of our pres- ent lqw prices. CampbellBros Kingston's Oldest Fur Store. Nyal's Emulsion oF Cod Liver Oil Will Build up Your Lungs, and Diamond Cold combination system and register- ed thre goals. It so completely took the confidence away from the Kings- ton's that the rest of the period was '"'even up" hockey. In the dressing room following t period were "Senator" Powell an "Sam" McCullough. When the city players laid down on the seats for| their usual rub-down they also got a' dressing down that took away every bit of conceit they ever, possessed. The "Sénator" was dking up and gown the room wand back of him was | "Sam" with the gipger ale bottle. It 'was a heart talk of a very direct kind. It proved its worth in making the locals play winning hockey, The rest of the ghme proved the WKingston's as the better team, the players using their ability and experi- Pioce and working hard all the time. Brown was particularly good. Dur- ing the t. period Connell went to the benc . XYoerger went to the ice with a'b! his stick. Not taking chances that the blow was un-intentional, "Van" gave him a tie ket. The line-up was: Queen's Kingston. Quinn .. Connell Baiden .7 - McLaughlin Gratton silt 8 Kingston, Brown 1 a 2. .MeKelvey |: .~Shewell | . Tablets For the Cold in Your Méad. = Prouse's Drug Store. Phone 82." JANUARY SALE Our annunl Ianhnsy sale in on, and prices have been marked away down, The rest of our big winter stock must be cleared out. Come now if you want fo take Overconts, $12.50, 'Rubbers at resonable ricer, advantage of these hargaing. All $1500 Isaac Zacks, fresh $15.00, "pitt 519.90, Socks, woolle 271 Princess Siveet, KINGSTON EVENTS} 25 YEARS AGO 4 Richardson as a tea meetiiig chair< man. He will make his Som at Harrowsmitr, February 3 James E. Hutchinson a sevaron his connection piace RI. Eilbeck left for Mexico, where 'he he will. engage in the mining" "busi- JA large number of Farmers in this j Str are preparing to take up residence in the States de Nm. Our Big Mid-wint er Sale After numerous re- quests we have at last decided to put on our big annual furniture sale be-. ginning this week." A chance to fur- nish from a cottage to a mansion for the present or fu- ture use, as we store your purchases at our risk. Every department reduced, at the . busy store with large stock. JAMES - REID : The Leading Undertaker. Phone 147 for Personal Services. | By Buying Fresh - . HURRAH _ The Problem Solved. 'Reduce the High Cost of Living Fish of Kinds at UNITED GROCERY, Princess Streets HALIBUT HADDOCK SALM CoD WHITE FISH HERRING SMELTS SHRIMPS HADDIES FILLETS KIPPERED HERRING Delivery to All Parts of the City. Alt ss _ "United Grocery. Ben Lee & Co. 138 Princess St. Phone 207 H.C Merriman J. A. Boyd Dealer in ~ GROCERIES --------------------a-------- MEATS, FLOUR, G Hay and Straw, Choice of Christmas Glocsties and Vege Phone 847. 611 Princess Street {ity Dairy And 08 cometh forth Harry 2 PASTRURIZED MILK AND CREAM. NIE The Dai Dai pa Yourself. -- Satisfaction Oficial Test by H, DB, Smith. Mik test. ed 3.2 Putter Fat Phone 2083 4 JOHNSON STRERY with the Windsor |S hotel and William Smith takes hig Wousals Highcut Button Overshoes, with high heel, $4.00. - Girls' Overshoes, 2 buckle, sizes 11 to $2.00. | "SERRRRREN pEMmEENEE ENNRERS uns