Daily British Whig (1850), 8 Aug 1919, p. 4

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PAGE FOUR -------- BEEF Round Steak Sirloin Steak Choice Roasts simi. 8 S-- BIG SALE OF CHOICE BEEF, PORK AND VEAL AT HOODS ne a aah 80¢-85¢. Fronts 25¢-80¢. legs HOOD'S, Corner. of Earl and Barrie PHONE 407. . - PROMPT DELIVERY | es i NEW YORK FRUIT STORE CHOICE CALIFO HN1A FRUIT BARTL, pT PEARS .. BANANAS Goodg delivered to all parts of 314 Princess St. 40¢c to 0c. a dos. .30¢c. to 60c. a doz «+20¢. to 40c. a doz +. 80¢. to 60c, g doz «+ 80¢. to 50c. a' doz the city. Phone 1405 =) STEVENSOR DON'T SPOIL YOUR LOOKS BY WEARING A SHABBY SUIT --GET IN ON THESE Corks have lost their Pop But Lion Suits haven't lost their Pep. They' re ds lively as ever--as Full of ginger as ever and as spirited as a two-year-old. If "you're looking for plain colors, we have ' em. Stripes? We have them likewise. Variety i is the keynote, and values such as you never saw before are showered through 1 the o entire lot. | We Have Some Handsome Tweed Raincoats 'which we are selling at those same low prices --positively guaranteed to turn the water. Ice Box For Year 'Round Service Is a Present Day. Necessity Health statistics absplutely prove that an Ice Box is a household necessity for the good of the family's health all year around, Better take this precaution and safeguard your food before it's too late. Here is a complete assortment of Ice Boxes in all sizes and styles at moderate prices. RAINCOATS. MEN'S PALM BEACH TROUSERS Just She things these hot days. MEN'S SUITS Gry Check; double breasted; waist Binesspecial ..... .... .. .... : Brown Worsted Check; double breast- {fi tators that THE DAILY" BRITISH AGITATORS ARE BLAMED FOR PBOLONGING THE LOCOMO- TIVE WORKR SFRIKE. In Reality the Unions Stand Three to Two for Retirn to Work--What Some of the Men say, When interviewed to-day regarding the Locomotive Works strike, one of the workmen who is forced to remain idle, stated that those who desire to g0 back to work on the agreement | offered by President Wallace are not satisfied altogether with the conces- sions obtained, but feel, that consid- ering all the circumstances, it would be better to accept them now and {return to work trusting to obtain {further concessions at a more favor- able time in the future, rather than adopt a stubborn attitude that may destroy the value of the unions. The more thoughtful workingmen are of this attitude, and are very resentful toward the agitators who have endeavored to domineer at all deliberations. A case of gross in- justice is pointed out, injustice to- ward those who have expressed a de~ sire to return. It is in the fact that the patternmakers' union is counted as a unit when but three men are employed at the Locomotive Workers . The painters' union was also permitted to be recorded, while as a matter of fact only one man works. at the plant. The unions stand in reality three to two for re- turn to work. It is also charged against the agi- when the unions stood two to four for returning, ('rganizer Harper was engaged apparently to negotiate a settlement, but the direct resuit of his work was to swing two unions over, and change the major- ity favorable to the agreement. Hurrah! Dance all Day! My Corns All Gone! It's a corker, the best wrinkle ever devised, and one that's safe, sure, de- pendable and painless, Corn troubles are over, foot lumps fade away fast, you get just what you need once you paint the sore spots with old reliable Putnam's Corn Extractor. Substitutors have endeavored : to penetrate is secret of marvelous curative power, .but after nearly 50 years it's still By far the best of all corn remedies. Use no other, sold everywhere in 25¢ bottles. - And a variety of newest Checks up to $45.00 See those smart Blue Serge Suits we are selling. TARE J-- PICTURE. it Is His Favorite But the Big Fair Was Surprised. 5: When it became definitely known that H.R.H. the Prince of Wales would open the Canadian National Exhibi: tion this yéar the managenievt at once got Into touch with the official photographers in London and requests ed a profile photograph of him for re. production on the Victory Year Medal to be awarded to the winners in the Agricultura! and other sections of the Big Fair, The photo shown aboye was received after considerable delay, and immediately a cable was rushed back to this effect: "A mistake has been made. An official picture is desired. One : you sent shows the Prince without hat or coat and with khaki shirt collar turned in. Charmiag dos- habille, but hardly dignified enough." Then came the answer: "Sorry you dislike it. It's the Prince's . favorite picture, taken with the Canadians in France and in every sense official." And that is the reason why {ae Peo ple's Prince will sppear on the Cans dian National Exhibition 1919 medals, hatless, coatless and in the careless attire of the Fighting Man in Frahce, He will open the Big Fair on Monday, August 26th. kt aii ok iia ¥ When you hear a man say that he is tired of the world it's a safe bet that the world is tired of him. Heed not the: blustering; beware of the silent man. . MEN'S BATHING SUITS COOL, R in Single Garments. ination an MEN'S GOOD, STRONG WORKING PANTS, SPECIAL $2.00 : $22.50 Others up to $8.50. Match up that Coat with a pair. WHIG » FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1919. TEMPERAMEN sal; MAIDS, Cooks and Housemaids Are a Mystery to Everybody. 'An opera'singer who gets $50,000 & yéar goes up inthe alr--and we call it temperament. The idea is that if we're going to have grand opera then we've got to have a high- strung woman who gets eranky and bawls out the service, the. kitchen, the laundry, the dry cleaners, the florist and the new gown that--hang it all, Oh, eyerybody's against me-- came with 4 spot on it. But Nousemaids and cooks iy different, as a general rule. ; are a mystery. Usually Ene quit, nobody knows why. It's a se- cret they keep to themselves. They explain, but théy know, the explan- ation is only half the story, if it's that much, Sphinxes---that's 'what the cooks and housemaids are these days. Our best medicine man and psychologists and high-ups in learning try to read|. these sphinxes and write magazine articles on how fo keep a good cook or house girl. And {t's no EO They can't tell' us. A good classy girl who knows how to keep a kitchen straight, and wash' babies and dress babies right, is a mystery to herself, She quits when she wants to quit and not before then nor 'till then. . And, of course, when she wants to guit then it's up to her to find another place, to go somewhere else. And when she goes she is a niystery to herself like the tribes of Israel starting for the Pro- mised and ar Columbus on his way to undiscovered America. A sphinx, a mystery, to hersélf as well as others, she demands the right to be as temperamental as a $150,~ 000 a year opera singer, retreating instinctively behind the impregnable fact that while opera singers have temperament, they never have house mald's knee. The London Times recently had an interview with a titled English- woman who said that a housemaid should be called "Miss and referred to as a "home bird." This would be democracy in the home, Home bird -- that sounds poetic. And a real home bird, the real thing, fits and wings her way hither and yon from cellar to garret, keeping the place clean. She is a helper and builder, the human wren. They Do It In France, Too. When' it 'comes to the matter of political trickery, modern nations one and all beem to be pretty well tarred with 'the same brush; The following incident - retold with a flavor of Gallic irony by the Cri de Paris is said to have takem place at Toulouse. On election day a young man came to a booth to vote. "But, monsieur," said one of the overseers, "you have alfeady voted." "17 allons done! I am certain that I have not." "His Master's Voice" Red Seal Records = At Greatly Reduced Prices = HE follo list will give'you T some Ns what th npre- cedented reduction means A Teme NOW Lucia Sextette Caruso, Tetrazzini, Amato, Journet, Jacoby, Bada $8.00 $350 250 125 h, Promise Me Louise Homer fpr nel silenzo > Tetrazzini 3.50 . 2.00 Lullaby from "Joycelyn™ McCormack ® -Kreisler Melba-Kubelik 3.50 7.00 . 2.50 Farrar, Caruso, Viafora, Scotti Serenade (Gounod) Travista--Imponete Galli-Cuorcl--de Luca Les Ramesux Pol Plancon Africana--Al erta Marinar Titta Ruffo " . Farrar 350 35 250 128 Viarolas f $34 up to $597, sold on saay desired. Ack § for free of our 624 ge Musical ho clopedia listing over 9000 ay 24. vice" Records. Hear them at any "His Mastet's Voice" dealers Manufa@ured by Berliner Gram.o-phone Co., Limited Montreal A search being made of the re cords, it is discovered that there has been an error in the recording of the Christian name. Jt is not Marius Tartarin that has voted but Gone zague Tartarin. "Gonzague!" cried the 'young man, "you are quite sure that he has voted?" ay Jndeed! Look, here is the ry How I regret not having been here," said the young man, "I 'would have embraced him with such pleas- ure. He is my father." "Your father?" » "Yes, and I have not seen him since he died, four years ago." ---------------------- \ In the west you tree. derision, But in the east you > T'al Shan, the Holy ain 1 hear a temple bell Breathing, like a perfume, | © From its exalted place ul The presence of Confucius, The wisdom of a rice, | . The future of a people, LH e only one of all sun Consuming from Japan . , And my face is in the flowers, And my brow is in the dust, And my heart is with perfume And 1 weep: because I must; I Teer or you, , © slave . 'As I hear you stir in The quiet of Yoursgraves.. --Witter Bynner, in the Nation. a ------------------ i et Mahood Bros. Agents Victor-Victrolas, 113 Princess St. F. W. 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