12 PAGES THE CYFIZENS ROSE TO THE GLORIOUS OCCASION. . ad f "Serrow may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning." Early ilo the mornipg, while it was yet dark, on the pever-to-be-forgot- ten eleventh of November, nineteen hundred and eighteen, the glad tid- ings of the world's new hope, the 20th century resurrection, came to Kingston. While men slept , fhe angel came and rolled away the stone that sealed our sacred things through the long and weary period while Right seemed on the scaffold afd Wrong upon the throne, and the risen Prince of Peace walked forth a conqueror, Historic old Kingston rose fo the glorious com- prehension of the part and lot she bad fn this great matter, made possible by the service and sacri- "fice of her moble sons and daug: ters, rose also to a clearer vision of the Ruling Hand by which all this had been, wrought. At the break of diay hundreds of grateful and chastened _citizeus made their way to the grand oid building on the market square thal has heen the scene of 50 many thanksgivings for national and civic blessings, but never a greater or deeper one than this, to return heartfelt. praise to Him who bad crowned His manifold favors by this unspeakable gift---peace on earin, O, tha thrill of it! 0, the tempered pride and gratitude in being allow- ed to live our lives in such a period of the world's history, even io have lived on such 11th of November! Can we ever forget? Can we ever go back to sordid things, to the gread of gain and gold in the light of such a revelation as came to us on this mount of the world's trans- figuration? No; we will go back instead to walk our daily and humble rounds resolved to make all things for the remainder of life's fray---according to the pattern shown us on that mount--by the grace of Him who will strengthen us. Let us see we keep fal. with our martyrs. : The next scene in 3 gatasal gee quence carries us to the brave, the : The Toagiess and the true, and women of vision 1 afar off through they ug, aud see that vision were enabled to dofint .all things 7 HINCSTON AD VETORY AY God grant to us that grace be given imap. be taught te remember, -------------- ------------------------ i ¥ NOT AT THAT PRICE Teacher--With steak at 45 cents { pound what would four pounds and t half cost? Johnny--They wouldnt come to wr house. MILITARY COURTESY New Colonel (seeing Scotch sem try)=-Who are you? Sentry--Fine, sir, an' hoo's yersel'? JOIN THE COL- ORS James pro posed last night. And you ac { cepted him? No. 1 told him | wasn't compet. ing with either >the army or navy in enlist ing recruits. "Lucky Turtle -- Say old fellow, at the present price of wool it's i lucky you don't ' have to wear trousers, ON THE LINKS HE SUR- PRISED HIM- SELF. _ That was a great shot you just made. | wish | knew how you did It? So do NATURALLY =!) um F * say, Smith, under what head do you charge your dental expenses." iw "Incidentals, of course," _ A A A AAA TRA Ar Ar AANA A AA Its realization near to us In the adequately express our appreciation light of which we will build well 'of their majestic deed? How shall and truly on the sure and costly (we build worthily our lives after foundation they laid. such example? "Careless," as "They climbed the dizzy steeps to | Ruskin would . say, "of monament heaven, 'by our graves may we build it in Through peril, toil and pain; | the world, monument by which men Te follow in their train." What monument can we erect, The tinal scene: The aftermath. else as naught that they might bring what honor can we show, that would "After this I beheld and lo, a great. AR RA AA AAAS AAA A A -" y SMILES FOR WHIG READERS not ptirese and whenee- osm thay". These Where we died, but where we lived." are they that have 'come ont of Td 3 Ee UP-TO-DATE 4 "The groom was attired in the 'entional black." : "What's the matter with you?" You sean khaki" : we shall have to ecofiomize some Just' won. dering what else E8T'D 1873 THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA Your surplus earnings in our Savings Department 'earn inter- est at current rate. "KINGSTON BRANCH, o J. F. ROWLAND, Manages, H. A. TOFIELD, 'Sending Money to Soldiers | Those who have friends or relatives at the front, may wish to send money, but possibly do not know the best way to do so. If time Permits the safest and most convenient method of making remittances abroad is the Bank Money Order or Draft, as issued by The Merchants Bank. If, however, it is necessary to send money without delay, the Bank will arrange this by Cable Transfer, THE MERCHANTS BANK Head Office: Montreal.' OF CANADA, - KINGSTON BRANCH, Established 1864, . Manager. Rheumation, lum Pelicved Fd and shou! be in every househol bago, neuralgia, Pais Be reraineton Tt has been sold for years, x! a ® d--has & hundred uses. All dealers or write us. HIRST REMEDY CO., Hamilton, Canada. BETTER NOT Fly--I don't know whether to take a dive In that pool or not, | don't Just like the looks of it my muliitude which no. man could number of nations, and kindreds and people and fongues stood be- fore -the throne and befdére the Lamb clothed with white:rokes and 2alms in their hands, "and = cried 'Salvation to our GO&* What are great tribulation, and have washed their robes and made them white in tiie blood of tic Lamb. 'They shall kuager no more, neither. thirst any mre, nejther suall the sun light on them, 'nor any heat, for the Lamb stull feed thew. and lead them un- to l'ving fountains of water, and God shall wipe away all teafs from their eyes. I saw under the altar tre souls the souls of 'thet: that were slain for the Word of God {richteousness;, and for t' eo testi- my which thes held (lived) | And | they sang, as it were, a néw song, | and no man e¢onid learn that song but those which were redeemed {from the earth. These 'through faith subdued kingdoms, "wrought righteousness, 'obtained promises, quenched tle violence of fire, out {Continued on Page 10.) BARNES Wii, WEMAIN British Laborites Pass Resolggion. of Confidence in Government London, Nov. 18.---At a meeting of laborites held. yesterday, George N. Barnes, member of the war cabi- net announced that he could best serve labor by remaining with the coalition. The nation, Barnes said must hava the highest standard of life, and the highest standard of production. Happily, he added, the energies of the men no longer would be employed in creating engines of destruction. : : The meeting adopted a resolution of confidence in the government. / ---------------- Thirty Feet of Danger The intestinal canal is an important part of every individual, important every inch of its thirty feet. The upper Jottion of it is intended for the di- gestion of food and absorptioh of its useful * portions. But the lower part id concerned with the elimination of waste materials. It is, in other words, the great sewer of the body. The more fodleaten the greater the waste. If a sewer the tion a After dis, 8 ------------_------ a becomes clogged come more and more Constipation means tore than nilue to evacuate the bowels r ir} thor y. Tt means stagna- a Esgac, Lf 10 ' amounts tating an isoncns substances are formed. A x blood follows. Self-poisonin, # Danger, disorder, disease, or even death follows. 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