|7, 1918. "WHO'S GOT THE PAGE FOUR HE BRITISH WHIG!: 85TH YEAR, ' : to { the Dominios nvention re- , cently held it was made quite evident (that the G- W. V, A has come to stay. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, SATURDAY, AUGUST One knotty question dealt with was BUTTON?" tof their expectation When the branches were - organized . ! | beyond the in the } experi- | its use is not restricted 10 they were lpeal merely They qualification for ame I"they took to se- the In differ- der bat mr associate members cure sympathy and = rt, ntinued few yard ences ot the it obtainable SETVige until tone ir of the roads, to} practice has been disc the debate there was ence of opinion as to who should be crushed in needed. | after pse 0 € the individual, so display in- participated in | be scatter around and for] Style Headquarters ForMen& Boys Society Brand Clothes The Grosvenor A TRULY very smart garment; is carefully tailor- ed by men trained to produce workman- ship of the very best. The fabrics are se- lected with the thought in mind of ap- proaching the best designs shown by the highest class merchant tailors. i places where they are not >veral months a great | This does cem to be a very busi members, but a decision was reached overseas, method e--like i ness-like economical admitting all who had gone and who were not otherwise disquali- fied The associate membership will lapse with the expiration of the cards outstanding. These will no longer be prize coupons to the holders of them ,but the button having been paid for is the property of the holder, and it will be necessary to secure legisla- {road-build but the grieva: [a hardy peren --can always be re- Why of it Veterans' As- to its mem- lied upon to t make a oom in its season not workmanlike job se who have while about it? I ut in the sh to nopolitan group and old soldiers, many lever on active service that the I'he men com= ---- pres- Sufficient grease was recovered from | cast in their durin made ENE chold garbage collectec Published Latly and Seml-Weekly by househol garbage lected THE BRITISH -WHIG PUBLISHING | the month of May from eleven Amer 00, LIMITED, ge ican cities to inake explosive tion to prevent him wearing it. -- the 4. G Bott... ..... ... Leman A. Guild Bi President this No harm can come to the gssocia- itor an Managing-Director. charge for more than half a million | t was | ise of 8 - shells formed of soap tion by having associate or honorary embers honor in recog! 75 mm besides millions of | Ww. was conferred some verseas are if membership be nd pounds and other products m o 24s rures just issued hy the the present, {as an ition of 9 ' x we B90. . WN RA ennai 292 | nited States Food SUBSCRIPTION RATES | I'he garbage grease was su (Dadly Kdition) {produce 129040 pounds of One year, delivered in city ... 6.00 | x One year, if paid in advance , 5.00 | from "which nitrog One year, by mail to rural offices $2.80 | 2ivd for which there is a big demand | Ome year. to United States $2.50 this t | at this time. | Ome yeor, by © $1.00 Due year, if not paid in advance $1.50 ne Php to United States $1.60 x and three months pro rata. ---- MONTREAL REPRESENTATIVE RB. Bruce Owen 123 St. Peter St. UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE: F R Northrup. 225 F'**h Ave, New York ¥ R.Northrup, 1510 Ass'n Bldg.. Chicago according fo association or un- service on behalf of the but "applications" for mem- Administration. | eat cor look | the, Dominion, would be cient to | glveerine, pathetic | wise to grant { . erine made | they have * bership from persons not possessing [the recognized qualifications ! The | What the future of the G. W. V. A, At | present it is in a position to do the the r because thei identica Gr therefore, means {is to be time only can determine but re V A. button, them any other it can e to to military TURKISH MASSACRES. | | Meagre reports have from 'time to | owing regulations | country a great social service, and its their energies | the re- not should devote fittered omcials the through as to the wide be wor hideot sness |; 1 time n exposed on the uniform, | extent and: the extrem the men wear it under the [to re-establishment of occupations all Level- suitable entitled to of the massacres of Armenians and pocket flap or some other ce men in Ww { other Christian subjects who dwelt in | ni it place » government is hrs Jublistied | pe he 1 G Y, . ¥ t ssistance they can give Turk holds sway. His record past has caused him to be r one of the nations the when Letters to the Editor are only over the actual writer, lands over which the unspeakable | 1 I 3 1 mn the | 1 a distinction that | headed officials will find that they are Attached Is one of the sprinting offices In Canada rded as » NOT one j called upon to exercise firmness and retic best job of. | disc m, for in this work-a-day most cruel and knew with the Suits ready to try on; finished to your order in a few hours' time. Blue Serges, $22.50, $25.00, $27.50, $28.- 50, $30.00, $35.00. Fancy Worsteds, $18.50,. $20.00, $22.50, $25.00, $27.50, $30.00. Fancy Cheviots, $18.50, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00, $27.50, $30.00. LT LOWE BROS. HIGH STANDARD PAINT is not a new line, as it has been made for 60 years. We can show you houses painted five years ago with it, ~~ And are still in first class condition. Sold only at BUNT?'S Hardware Phone 388 r long remain in suf- : Union Government is credited It at ssib I 1ad the g vorld no man can f the | button orld eve jut The circulation of THE BRITISH iL lever ! Whig is adthenticated by the lo ABCk Audit Burean of Circulations. S------------ -------------- tt a te Sen The Germans have sowed wild oats in Russia, and they are reaping the whirlwind of revolution. without his hock | | "bu he allied himself Hun timely possession of delusions ment by he was apprenticed to a master bar | equivalent of the G 7. A fering a diminution of powers barian; he was associated with a na- | there would have been no occasion for | well as many a rude I'he govern Sold provided the Soldie Aid | THE OCEAN SERVICE. 1 Soldiers'| The tab- [with a shipbuilding policy carried out ywision for | néer the direction of Hon. C. C. Bal { Marine It is merchant fiendishness hime the and tation button the Germany tion whose cruelty an assoc ---- far exceeded that of Turk ment ha 1 the Invalide Goaded Turk, therefore, self on by { Commission embarke pon a { Comi i Soldiers' Civil Re-¢ ruthless policy of extermir n of all | lishme nt Commission, pr New we can again discuss what the Allles should do with the Ger- man Kaiser when they get him. A new use has been found for cod liver oil. It may mow be used for fuel to heat the house. Hitherto it heated the human temple. British forces have a knack of popping up in dvery quarter of tae globe right at the psychological mo- ment, as witness the arrival of John Bull's men at the city of Baku Minister of that the vessels being built in Canada to the other nationalities within her domain | re-educ atign and vocational training, | lan 8 i Past deeds of horror, which cried | all represented in every yart of the | sed ocean I I 1 aloud to heaven for vengeance, were | D8minion, because public d soldier and i | ; | ed that nothing be left undone in pro- | These various {after the war, but will be operated in as nothing compared to those she has | with the returr emand- {order of the Canadian Government committed since this;war began | will not be sold to private interests The National and Relief Association, India with headquarters | government in New York, in its quarterly pas phlet, publishes laté reports from its These devoted workers relate tales of hor- that excite the and indignation. One American mis- Armenia viding for his welfare TRTTTYYYYY YY Safety Goggles For AUTOMOBILISTS BICYCLE RIDERS MOTOR CYCLISTS THRESHERS, ETO. in AMBER, SMOKE, BLUE From 50c¢ to $2.50. - DR. CHOWN'S for returned |connection with the Government rail- It will mark a revolution in enterprises i are practically administered | ways f the matter of ocean transportation, for soldiers by returned men themselves There is another view of the case | it is certain that the ocean rates will to "be fixed not so much for the purpose | missionaries in the far east, | 1 | which some individuals appealed [of making a profit on the operation : : rrr g of the ships, but primarily for the pur- stronger: than the demand for a but A Veterans' already in existence ror utmost disgust Association It was passing {pose of building np the Canadian ex- This achievement will ton, wa sionary writes: "Mariam of G-- Her father turned Moslem: refused "to, and was exiled, father begged her to turn. very prettys little girl with her. the "terrible journey they tacked again and again. before reaching is ten years old. | resolutions, nominating persons for | port trade. mother | office, and carrying more weight with {mark a tremendous advance in the de- though fa certain type. of politician than his | velopment of Cabada, 'and the public Why should not {will hail it as a Feal work worthy of and a clear- likes William Ran- dolph Hearst, American journalist. In view of that, we have no' use whatever for Hearst, who Is alleged to have been one of Von Bernstqrit's aides, ---- The Kaiser Taok her | other constituents, King St. On | the soldiers have an organization 'to |a business government at | voice their demands for the fulfilment brained minister A few days | wv - Rippling Rhymes THE FLIES The pesky flies, in endless herds, have put me on were Come in and See Ou Stock of Tweed 'Rain Coats. Large stock of all wool and worsted suitings, Indigo blue The Calgary Albertan finds that as soon as the Canadian editors reached Britain the Allies began moving ahead, and have not yet stopped mov- mg: And then some one interjects Did they fear a gas attack? they were | again attacked, Mariam receiving a | Aree deep wound through her skull; moth- er's nose was cut off, by axe "The very first victims 'of Turkish YN NINN NNN vengeance were the few Van people who were there as business ren. Firs these men were captured and We are wondering what was done with the box of 450 iron crosses the Allies: captured, says the Syracuse, Ny, Post-Standard. They honored the rats in the trenches, they so re- sembled the Germans. The American malls are awful, A man said that some friends of his were married, but before he recel- ed the announcement. he heard they were divorced. But does that actu- ally Indicate a serious delay in the United States? Sm-------- Ie seems poor policy for people to express doubt if the Allied armies ean ever break through the enemy forces and reach Germany. With American assistance this will be dome. In fact the Kaiser's forces will be simply smothered next year. ! - i "No one who has #een Britain at work can doubt the nation is arous- ed and is facing the erisis, not un- boastful but confident, and above all trustful," says Rev. Dr. Johns- ton, Montreal, who has just return- ed from Europe. It requires the men who have seen to annihilate that malicious myth about England not doing her share.® 5 de imem-- Rev. Salem G. Bland, D.D., mourns "the drifting policy of the Union Goy- ernment, but with all its faults he says Canada will not fall back on either of the old parties. © That is one good thing, at least. the Union Government has done. "Members of the old par- ties should "understand with perfect _ clearness that the people will never put the Union Government out to put either of them in. - Coal is in demand, and will soem be a luxury. The substitute is elec tricity. The Ontario Government ~ shonld with afl haste harness every available water power and give light, "heat and energy to every one living \ ince. There are. millions horse power available and unused the province, © Let us have it made serviceable hs that have P 20me singe thrown into the Black Sea, because their friends in Van had fought the Turks in_seli-defence. Then began the deportation and massacre in Tre- bizond,~--first the old men and women, merchants, tradesmen and soldiers, -- all were taken "out of "the tity; groiip by group, and killed according to the beastly and ferocidys manner of the Turk. Those who whe too\sick and feeble to'walk were dragged by hands and legs into the sea. 2 "When they finished With these they turned to the young girls and ladies who had sought refuge at the Greek Arachnortaran. These were demanded and taken away by young Turks and policemen--why and where? God knows. "The last victims were the sinless little children, Spme were carried off, no one knows where, Others were fied in large sacks and thrown into the sea. Others were taken on boats and thrown into the sea~--the famous, historical Black Sea, that has always opened its wide mouth and devoured 80 many, leaving no trace. "Hundreds were packed into wag- gons and driven into the Euphrates; some were thrown in with stones tied to their feet Soldiers stood on the banks with guns and shot any who were able to swim. Several hundred at one time were put into an empty building and the doors locked. The doors were not opened again for two weeks, When they 'were opened, of course every child was dead. "Several hundreds were taken from the orphanages: carried out into the desert, thrown into heaps, kerosene poured over them, and the whole mass burned to death. At one time 'eigh- teen waggon-loads of children were driven into the river and drowned" The above are only a few of the ter. rible instances mentioned by the American 'missionaries But they are sufficient. They reveal what a blood- thirsty force Germany has let loose in fhe world, using the fanatical Turk as:her ready tool. Civilization can- not compromise with the Turk in view of his record during this war. = He trolled by the representatives of a higher civilization. He 'has 'spilled' the blood of millions of innocent tims, the in. and wi aa cost. must be driven out of Europe and his | Asiatic possessions reduced and con-} the blink; I cannot find the proper words toc tell just | |i what I think. 1 wonder if the swat crusade has thin-| i ned their ranks at all; 1 wonder if it really paid toll smash them on the wall? For long sad years we've | |i fought the flies in every way we knew; we've soaked | i the brutes between the eyes, and poisoned quite a few. . We've blown for swatters hard earned mon that should have gone for pies, and now that all the toil is done, have we thinned out the flies? We've caught them in a patent cage, we've crushed them in their tracks, and often, in a seething rage, we've slain them with an ax. We've slugged them on the cellar stairs and on the pantry shelves; we've punished them with club and chairs until we sprained ourselves. We have beset the paths they trod with pitfall and with gin, x oh, and spread our tanglefoot abroad to rope the blamed thing in. And was our labor thrown away, our anguish all in vain? The {Hes seem just as thick to-day, as hopelessly igsane. Around me countless legions rise, and buzz and scoot and hum; I counted nineteen million flies, and still new legions come. And I suppose they'll still be thick until there comes a frost. For sdle: A brand new swating stick, at less than half ia) -- WALT MASON. ~ Civil and Military T " SN serge. JOHN TWEDPDELL ee EEE | Str. Britannic - Order Your Montreal Freight By the Independent Line and send your shipments for Gananoque, Brockville, Cornwall, Montreal, and intermediate ports to the Ferry Dock. Telephone 2195. 13 Princess Street THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN Copyright, | -- HERE Dissases, No. 3 for Chromic Weaknesses. MANITOBA WHEAT YIBLD, | 1s Estimated at Close to Fifty Million * Bushels, Winnipeg, Aug. 17. --Manjtoba will produce 47,124,000 bushels of wheat this year on a conservative estimate, _according to J. A. Bowman, superin- tendent of immigration and coloniza- tion for the province, . In an interview to-day he said that the average vield would be eighteen bushels per acre at least. acreage is 2,618,000 and on the eigh- teen bushels' estimate the result is as Stated. It will probably come close to a 50,000,000 total, as Mr. Bowman the fowest yield in sight. liens The total says that eighteen bushels per acre is] Cm DRUG STORE 18¢ Princess St., Vy , : Drinks Cordial, Grape Juice Ginger Ale, Guard's ger Ale, Imported Ginger Ale, Rock, Radnor, Jas. Redden & Co. License Nos. 6-139 and 8-184. FOR SALE Six General Stores In villages in Kingston dis- trict. The annual sales in these stores range from $8,000 to Save Coal Now rted chest- | f Use impo nut coke for kitchen