THE DAILY Bra TISH WHIG, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1918. _ PAGE FOUR THE BRITISH WHIG 85TH YEAR CANADIAN PEOPLE WANT C A liears oo ADIAN FILMS, various least a {any ar occasions | {and gant Ceerelegree see | Style Headquarters--Men & Boys new {be other 3 aller Friday and Saturday MEN'S HEAVY WOOLLEN ple houses It has bear on some madé and | faith in good red 3d that the great wajority of {gon over ninety per cent. of | ropy show American events | grits s of American troops. specially noticeable in a! in a local theatre dur- three days of last week. all the even were Amepican, scenes from -the fronl were ; of American troops. | figh showed "Ameriean troops | | leading way into Germany." { Another Vitle was "American Lroops| going t# bold what they have won." | With all due respeet 'to our Ameri- ean Allies and to the work of the! American armies, we would like tc | point out these { go down with a AAR AN & ANTEC HR ERE » filme, m in fact ithe doi got ou our la ture Sour 1 ionary liberty from Eng Jand 15€ f had tayght |¢ ex- fug be) nteand how {This fim shown th last one exception, therein was « RE our destined | sure that Carman, { t analys we got pecial Attractions and! 3 and weope and trénd © are suceeedi | * Nothing that COMB tO one ex work Booker 1] shown i : {the to BS clusively t One scene i rth having ever the result of Washingion. | nose tue jhard : : noble thing: and | r them, attain * us dream 'oi then work we. may Published Dalry snd Semi-Weekly by { THE BRITISH WHIG PUBLISHING Let €0,, LIMITED, 4. G, Estott ,. Leman A Guild too, Thao' to' thom] Hresiden HB A Se Sees The Best Way Out. { Washington Post) { ist that the Germans are! { the process of killing one off Why they hurry Guite; 5 we shall than we « shali nat imh as might grander tasks Magia phidit Director. A PP tn things do not Canadian | of Canada | splendid that To We in high as we lackers another up? boys at the Eh En a oR g i je rid, n mn hv Wor I am in the not « t éo P well The view of the own they have Tei Buginess OMce Bantorial Job Umce ... SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Daily Exition) w on W . audience, people aterman feel thalt, deeds of front, and the the winning don't in their voor, deliv oity .. ..$6.00 to 40 year, i paid in advance ... $6.00 all year, by mal to rure; offices $2.50 82.00 Une One One One year, to United States .. (memi- Wotkiy Bdition) year, by mall, cash ,. 1.00 year, if not paid in advance i 50 ' year, to United States .. 1.60 Bix and three months pro rata SPRCIAL, REPRESENTATIVE Fw Thompson, 51 Mail Bldg. Toronto RH. Bruce Owen, 123 St. Peter St, Mont. real, ¥.H.Northrup, 226 Fifth Ave, New York ¥.i.Norfarup, 1510 Ass'n Bldg, Chicago Letters to the Editor gre published only over (the &ctual name of the writer. but to prevent played iitiam Knibb part 111 the good | ean (De the evil I ean A Eughisn eddie is father, ning nearly so ex-Crown liar than that he and in} Be! there ought sto he in of the war the regaining gian 'territory, films of Canadian events at the An -{ Prince F { hi is not J et AP et A i trea of French and perhaps good a one me af toe and work of the Canadians fron It is very acceptable adians have the Amgricans thrust after night on the their own matter which ought f« Surely there suf the generation its the catering! who made Public | mischief these | For Grouching, oro Review) Tox the No Pi not to Can . ; chronie | is expect » than a re-| politics of and social that have © nation for etarded | ome! doings { There them night | Brouch i {ed of the ab ; t screen without af cort to activities former da to of tial upon mention of jealous {hung like This is a be remedied Is ficient enterprise porations to attend to {for Canadian [ teeling films is sick of seeing incidénts upon Let Us| when have more publicity in Canada orgy some We are doing a great deal toward | Canada, and the public will have a| paper into making ourselves old and ugly when | greater int in the it tog we give way to worry and fretful-| ette of events 'released "BW, ness ~-Ruskin. Brothers or any other ---- pany. But it is at thenlire managers in Canada be : justified in entirely eliminatir this feature from their Programme |. oi hi without any regret being shown by | their patrons, { "best job eA AA tA tira imine Attached Is one printing offices fn ¢ ---- w---- audience The circulation or THE BRITISH Whig is authenticated by the BO A Audit Burean of Clreulations. in the showing of people are | Amer growing, and the nothing buk ican | trife, | the screen the-part | peo he news-| public se ninder isher of Browns, Greys, Greens, Ma- Some fancy trims, roll shawl collar, and V neck is we der the pears in [ paper MEN'S OVERCOAT SALE English Meltons, Fangy Scotch Tweeds, Ulster, Chester- fields, Slip-ons and Raglans, Sizes 36 to 42. Friday and Saturday Specials $20.00 weekly g Pathe} com- erest roons. collar, styles. Friday and Saturday Specials $2.98 by A Sr cm i film Vath iether in the adver igned or un- therefore, censor-| di------ as preseat, A in Nt gm, By. a grim jest of fate, says tia wou is Monireal Star, the country (Russia) which first sought peace before peace was won, is the only country which today is still at war, that a considera part Sapper John O'Brien arrived in Kingston on from overseas on the and left 'St. John on AC *hristmas night He went overseas the ot the Af wien the 13th C.M.R., under Major on home just | Stroud early in 1916, and has seen h of their considerable*service in France His home Markland street. Carp, at-| town of Rev. R. B | tended the | the late J | mestic servant in { Hughton for over strange coinciden she came to the Hugh seven weeks after son, the late Andrey she died exactly seven 1 ks his passing away A. E. McLs fine property | who will tak: | Year. AAS A Fri- {| SOCK SPECIAL Heavy Ribbed Woollgn 'Sock, grey sock, blue heel and toe, sold most everywhere at 50c. Friday and Saturday Special. . .3 pairs for $1.00 MEN'S KNITTED GLOVE Dent's English make, Friday and Saturday Special. . . . . « 3 Tima Frank Another wellknown Ontario newspaper has fallen a victim to; war 'conditions. The Brantford | 'Courier has ceased publication af- ter fifty-seven years of active life. AN AMERICAN TRIBUTE. We know now what Englishmen have 'done in this war to earry the Declartion of Independence to all the world. is at 65 and | after | ton, 5 ( advertising ar the to seil he Through may found i« you vel decided buyer 1 mit wou! i all that y« ask The YM.C.A. sells more cigarettes than any other dealer in the world Had such a statement been made be- fore the war no one would have be- Heved it possible. "The war has brought about many strange changes, J -------- -- "Germany Is ruined for genera- disposed of his, a buyer gs to F. Scovil,! home at the New the worth has in Ather possession Flanders fields where poppies grow Between the crosses row on row "In .75¢ per pair and 'on a hundred other battle areas | of this far-flung conflict, one millich Britons sleep their last sleep rit- tions," declares Dr. Rathenau, em- ployer of 70,000 German workmen. Would that it were for all time. The rest of the world might then repose in peace, German ships are now landing troops in the United States, as the kaiser predicted they 'would do, but] they are not exactly the kind eof troops the all-highest had in mind | when he made the boast. ! ---------------------------- Some of the most perplexing pro- blems that will confront the Peace Conference will be those connected with the Balkan States, and it Is very unfortunate that so little news comes through from hat part of the world. Germany, says (fount won Bern- storff, has washed its hands of Russia. The Allies have decidedy not to intervene further in Russian affaires. That unhappy country must work out her own sal- vation: 'The task before her is a serious one. { Latest estimates give the number of German soldiers killed in the war as about 2,000,000, of whom 1,262,000 were Prussians, There is a certain grim satisfaction in find- ing that Germany has lost more men than any of the nations she attacked except Russia. tn a i--_-- Hindenburg is announced as form- Ing a new defensqqline behind the neutral zone and heading a counter- revolution 'with the objegt of restor- Ing the monarchy. The Allies may yet have to complete the conquest of Germany. In the meantime France is takiog no chances: she is not de- moholizing her armies. Hon A, K. Maclean is convinced that-Canada 'will come back in splen- did form, that she will not need re- construction, but merely readjust- ment. The baste industries of Cana- interfered with, the for 'the product of our farms, + ings, oests and fisheries would be ot steam shipping in ex. ownings. Canada to leap forward wiih thax ever before likewise | ons from the Yritish Isles, but mark you this, Britons also from British dominions and colonies everywhere that the sun shines. Have you ever stopped think what this contribution and sacrifice of British colonials to the cause of world freedom means in terms of British institutions, asks Black and { White, of Detroit, which adds: "It for one thing, that the spirit of England, England, the mother of parliaments and the age-old cham- pion of human freedom, has passed into her children and constrained them to fight the good fight for the It means, to means, { greatest cause on earth. also, that England's children are loyal to her---loyal unto death. With the call of the motherland, and with- out compulsion and withou#l price, they came from the ends of the world ~from Canada, which has written her record in the heaven of human- fty with more than fifty thousand golden stars; from South Africa, which twenty years ago was fighting England, and which now fights be side her against the common enemy; from Australia, from' New Zealand, from India, and from Egypt; and down in Jamaica native boys by the hundred' paid their own passages across the Atlantic to save time in protecting the common flag. "Right million men have worn the British uniform In this war on all fronts in Europe and Asia--in Af- rica north and south, in Palestine, through the Garden of Eden, at Baku and Vladivostok and Archangel and Gallipoli and Saloniki, through Italy and France and Belgium, and on the seven seas, Let us not forget the seven seas. Had it not been for the British navy the Allied cause was lost. "We owe it to ourselves and to our British comrades," confesses the edi- tor of Black and White, "to say in all candor that two-thirds of our Ameri- ean troops wero transported to France in British boats, and that the aid we were able to furnish dn battleships and destroyers was infinitesimal in comparison with the imposing array that Britata presented against. the enemy by 'sea. With command of the sea, the Hun could have held us here at home and perhaps attacked our very shores. "It Is not for friends to measure their affection by dollars and cents, Candit is not for allies in such a cause {as this to appraise each other's ald with a nicety of mathematics. That]: !wonld be provocative of too mean a "Somtravetey at best. But this at Rippling Rhymes comrade the soup; swoosh! AL WAN, 4 BAFFLED SCIENCE 4 1 asked the doc to eyre my fla, "Ker-swoosh! Ker-choo Just hand from the shelf--I have the "Oh, doe," I said, "1 sent for yon to cure dreadful flu; taken all vour pills and now I'm nearly shorn of hope; I'm worse you first began to pump me full iY "Twill be a pretty hewdydo, if | must fin, and still owe money, when I'm gone, by the demijohn." The doc replied, "K Ked-choo! Why do you have can't, you have some sane d 18€ housemaid's knees? [I've treated white; to be your friend w my ally to you demands consideration and yet when you decide, you hick; being sick, you say, 'What only one doc cannot cure!' a loyal friend--Ker-swooth! Ker-scoo! m you, at at true, and I'd have pulled but you must fall for this blamed flu, and he blametl disease per delight; your to have a turn at ill shall I endure? 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