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WHEY BUTTER, Creamery and fresh . pr its good to cat we have it | x {rors of war.France {no matter what race or creed. } must THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG 8 FORWARD MOVEMENT NEED/INCIDENTS OF THE DAY EXPLAINED TO THE CONGREGA- TIONALISTS OF KINGSTON An Address on Friday Evening by Dr. E. T. Ritchie, Principal of the Congregational College, Montreal: The members of the gational churches met together Friday evening at the First Chure lecture hall to get the great Forward Movement. under way. About two hundred sat down to supper and after- ward listened to an inspiring -speech imade by Dr. ET. Ritchie, DD. Ph.D., the newly elected principal of {the Congregational College in Montre- ial. Dr. Ritchie is just over from the Old Country, where the Professor,of Philosophy at Nottingham University, {and he was sent to Canada to take over the principalship of the college in Montreal. In explaining the need for a Forward Movement, Dr. Ritchie dwelt on the great need of a soul in a nation. A nation may have wealth Prosperity and good government, but without soul it could not awful sate local Congre- of the world today demand- ed a Forward Movement. He had all too good r on to know this awful state, In France and Belgium had been a special preacher and had seen with his ¢ eyes the awiul hor- to-day is one vast he de mill there, solation and a huge cemet f the youth of the 1 that Right may rule over t the spiritual might be and that God m t once into his own. These men knew v they were going into an they paid the price willingly The people in Canada could not realize what Europe was in those days, many lost their nearest and dearest, and even then they cpuld not, unless they had been there, know what a state the world had come to And so the churches of Canada were going to protect a Forward Movement to try and place the world on a foot- ing that it will be fit to live in. But it could not be done w thout a ir dividuel effort on ever) part All the churches were going into it They had but one great idea, to bring the churches back to their one time su- preme position in matters s tual He istated that we must K get down to reality, Ged is at the bot tom of all reality we must build en things and make sure that Canada m in vain. have learat throug baptism of fire as it has, that ar all the world needs a church, d that That Canada might play part in a new and better If the people could not the need of a Forward Movement after what happened over there then they must be made to, and the church be the medium of showing them. f al the churches got together and d for this. great end, Dr. Rit- sald that the Congregation church would be very much in { van. The only way to prevent an- other war is"the power that the church has, the fellowship of faith- ful men and Women. And so Dr. Ritchie concluded, we must all get together, first to do our part vidually, by making ourselves better, ion an soe he indi-| ei nothing world lieio we must get to God, May spiritual |¢ {will add to its fame. {and then seeking to help others who | | found the process less easy. Trustworthy. { It is a good thing to have a publi- | cation in the house that you can i trust. You never have to think whet- her you can safely leave The Youth's | Companion on the table. When you | | | begin a Companion story you know! { you are not bound on a slumming ex- | | pedition, You are being led up into | | the sunshine of the everlasting hills. | { The folks in The Companion stories i are everyday folks, They are like | your own townspeople: | falling, picking themselves up, try- | ing with some defeats and some dif- { ficulties to attain to the'r high ideals. 1920 will be a yea: of great stor- the year, One of the eight mreat ser- | stumbling, | | ies for Youth's Companion readers. | | There are more than 250 of them in | ials will be Capt. Theodore G. Rob- | | erts's glorious story of Canadian pat- | riotism and valor, Sons of Liberty. New subscribers for 1920 will re-| | | ceive! The Youth's Companion--52 is- ooo in 1920. sues. 3. The Companion Home Calendar { for 1920. All the above only $2.50 every- where in North America. The Youth's Companion, 887 Commonwealth ave- nue, Boston, Mass. "Nan" Gets Lonesomee, Recently "Nan," the goat mascot of the 21st Battalion during the war, was rather sick, so Dr. W. G. Bell was called. After making a thorough examination the doctor was convine- od that there was nothing wrong with the animal, only that she was donesome. During the four years that she served with the battalion she was always round the horse Hnes. Since she has been out at the Mowat hospital, where there are no horses, the goat has appeared very lonesome at times, On Saturday morning "Nan" made a flne appearance in the veterans' parade. As she was overseas four years she is entitled to wear five blue chevrons, as well as the 1915 star. wR Assumes Command Monday. Brig.-Gen. Henri A. Panet, C. Cat G., dary, of Kingston, will take over the Sommand o Military Diatriel No. 1 on Monday, in place of B son: W. Shannon, C.M. = ~ Regarding the irement of Brig.- Gen. Shannon, the London Adveftis- oF says: "Probably no officer connested | with the military forces in Canada has won greater esteem from the officers and soldiers who came under 'his command, or from the general public, than Gen. Shannon, because of his innate courtesy and recog fairness and Justice, under all 'circumstances, in his dealings with the Soldiers and their friends." 2 Good-Bye To > Daylight Saving. At two o'clock Sunday .moraing all clocks in Canada which are at present going on daylight saving time basis will be turned back one in Ospada will likewidh be turned back. Charlotte Bergh of | atura soprano at Gi | cert, Monday evening. cago, color Hall con D.S.0., of the Royal Garrison Artil- | hour. Every milway ¢lojk and wateh | | TIVE 2. All' remaining weekly 1919 is-| AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST. LOCAL NOTES Happenings in the City and Vicinity ~-What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the Whig. Hear Dorothy Bell Harpist of Chi- cago at Grant Hall, M jay evening W. Swaine, plane tuner, orders at McAule 'phone G64w. He J. Kingman baritone of Ch 5,, at 'Grant Hall, Monday | night. tea, try Mahood's For your next afternoon DALY'S GOOD TEA. Drug Store can supply vou. Mrs. FP. 8. is in Ottawa, attex tion of the Won being the deleg triet, 3 Remember Hon. Brig.-Gen lecture on "The Great War,' ¢ Luke's Mall Monday, Oct 8 p.m The nac dis- tor F re nte Ross' local street decorations were ag compared to those dis- played when the present King visited 1901. At that time there were also several large arches Now is the ume to have your piano tuned. We carry two expert tuner: and. will assure entire satis- faction. C. W. Lindsay, Limited. ice was seen on the radiator ab in thi , No Beer, } ye in you a pian ionths if you rument we i r rental ang ¢ ance, C .W PRINCE ACCEPTS CHEESE FROM JOSEPH CRAMER His Royal Highness Delighted to Receive Gift from Fron= tenac Cheese King: the some Glenvale, Frontenac, Joseph Cramer, cheese king of time ago offered te present Pr p of Wales a cheese t d in the factoty at or Newman has just amunication from Rear Admira Chief of Siaff to His Royal dated at Guelph on the 21st, in which he States 1alf of all ng. in the roy you if you w 1 Cramer my thanks for his kind p a whole cheese to the roval A. B. Calder, vice-preside ent C.P.R.. in charge of and I feel sure he will be v ed 'to 'accapt this kiad Mr. Cramer's gene publicly and gladly He has done much to advertise Frontenac's cheese industry in the past, and his present thoughtfulness Hal sey, Highness, who are , I desire ose train of the acknow le ye Welcome to Prince of Wales. Fair Canada is proud to-day, | Her English Prince to greet, As banners wave in bright array, Our loyal hearts their homage lay At tribute at his feet! So young and bright! Full well we know, noble sprung, So as he goes through scenes light, As shadows black as darkest night Aye be his motto: "God and right." The line from which' he of Then shall a loving Empire own, That wealth is not money power alone, But that the soul's right solid worth Is all that counts, on God's earth, The school of Heaven's renown. MARY MALONE. Canada, October 25th, 1919, For Colds or Influenza. and as a preventative take LAXA- BROMO QUININE Tablets. Look for E. W. GROVE'S signature on the box. 380c. , Weather Notes, A moderate disturbance is moving | eastward across the great lakes caus- ing showers over western and north- ern Ontario. The weather has been fair and cool in Quebec and the Ma- ritime Provinces, and quite cold in the west. "THE HAT STORE" --NEW HATS --NEW CAPS --NEW GLOVES --New UMBELLAS --NEW CANES BUY TO-NIGHT If it's new it's here and if it's here it's new. In all the above 'lines we have a big range of fall st Jes The biggest stoc Men s Hats | in King, George ils & Co. pure | re RLSM R SATURDAY, OCTORER 25, The present the present prices of all maga at the rate one or more years good for 15¢., in This present offer is for & Telephone 919 ice of the De 3 15 nes will of The Designer for one full year, the purchase «¢ THE DESIGNER 80c Instead of $1.80 >. POFIPY, bu have to be reased. inc S0e 80¢ per, year, || The Designer & Quarterly 95c¢ Instead of $2.20 a capy of any Standard Pattern 1 time 'only. 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Newman & Shaw = The Always Busy Store = WHIsREY | FOR CANADA Hie Wag Trailed for Miles and Seized Near Syracuse, Syracuse, N.Y., Oct. 25.---A motor | truck loaded with 100 cases of whis- | key, thought to have been smuggled 'into the state from Canada, valued fat $6,000, was seized by the sheriff { of Onondaga county yesterday was | intended to break the drought in | Syracuse, was trailed for more than | twenty miles by the sheriff's party { and was not seized until shots had been fired to compel the driver of. the truck to halt. The driver denied knowledge of where the whiskey was to have been delivered. Professional Hockey a Certainty. Quietly and unpstentatiously plans are being perfected for ¢ profession- al hockey league. The N.HL. ac- cording to Montreal information will OpSnate on a broader basis than ever t year. Quebec and Toronto, it is stated are almost certainties for the league, and it is likely that the Wanderers will be revived. There has mever Ween such a pentitude of materiel a8 this season. Whole teams have been released from war service and are being sought by the prob- able clubs. Conference between Ted Dey of Ottawa, rge Kennedy of ontreal, President Calder and To- to club owners have been heid recently und tentative pans which will be amplified later were discussed. Inland Revenue Receipts. Ottaws, Oct. 25.-- Receipts of the inland Revenues Department for Sep- tember amounted to $4.636.8314, an increase of opyer half a million dol-} 'lars as compared with Septeraber, 1918, when they totaled $4,639,690. Collections for war purposes totalled | $1.268, 767 'a considerable increase over September last. The Board of Works steam roller was on the job early Saturday morn- ing trying to flatten out some of the bumps on Ontario street oves Passed. which 7 DO YOU WANT GOOD VALUE AND BEST SERVICE? 80, GO TO FRIENDSHIP'S FOR GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES 216 DIVISION STREET PHONE 545 We Have In Stock | Just Arrived Campbell's Tomato -- Campbell's Vegetable Soup Clark's Tomato Soup Clark's Vegetable Soup Distributors for Red Rose Tea==the Good Tea are the Buy them! Bonds thing. Victory popups W. R. McRae & Co. GOLDEN LION Jdcense No. 6-543 A brick dwellings, on Col- borne street; furnace and all conveniences; $3,500. Posses- sion at once. A frame dwelling on Stephen street, with B. and C., $2,000. $300 cash; balance in monthly payments of $20.00. A. brick and rough cast dwelling detached downtown, for $4,000, for both. See us at once, Money to loan. E. W. Mullin & Son Cor. 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