PAGE TWO THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1919. The fur countries of the world have sup- plied their most ex- quisite pelts to be fashioned by master furriers, into charming models. BECENANNEENEENNE NEVA ENNINEED our DISTINCTIVE FURS Em 5 : * » John McKay, Limit y "THE FUR HOUSE" 149 to 157 B ROCK STREET His Master's Yoice Victrola XT. $338. I Yearning--Henri's Orchestra Records | SPECIAL FOR NOVEMBER Oh, What a Pal Was Mary--Waltz--Henri's Orchestra 216065 Johnny's In Town---One Step---Henzi's Orch. LARGE DISTRICT MEETING! FOR INAUGURATING METHODIST | 3 FORWARD MOVEMENT } | Bew: G. L. Campbell and Rev. Dr, J. W. Graham Were the Speakers In Sydenham Methodist Church. { The inauguration of the great na- | i tional Forward Movement of the | { Methodist church in the Kingston | | District, took place on Wednesday | j evening in Sydemham street church | {at & meeting which was largely at- { tended by clergy and lay delegates | | from every part of the district. Tae | | rel service, which was conduct- | i ed by Rey. J. D. Ellis was most im-{ pressive and inspiring, a number of | | the lay members leading in prayer, | { imploring divine blessing upon the | | great undertaking to the success of | which the church calls for consec- rated effort on the part of all of its! members, i in his opening address, Mr. Ells | announced the object of the great | | movement which was delayed in On- | tario by the referendum. This is al great spiritual revival, already start- | ed and growing in momentum daily. | He declared it to be the biggest | movement the Methodist church had ever undertaken, and it included de- finite objectives in increased chureh | membership, the active employment | of the various branches, the Sunday ! schools, and missions. Rev. G. I. Campbell, general or-! ganizer, caid that the whole confer- ence and the missions were now or- ganized in Quebec, Waterloo, Stan- stead, Montreal, Brockville and King stan. The programme as adopted was fully explained. This called for 2.- { 326 intercessors, an increase of 1.- 163 new members, 42 life members i and $42,600. He explained the duties | 4 {of "key" men and "minute" men and the chain of responsibility | throughout the organization. The ob- Jectives were set for every church, | and the pastors were held primarily | responsible for efficiency, and the success of their respective duties in | connection with the undertaking. He { exhorted his hearers to get a 'proper | vision of the great task. This was | the most important thing. Revi Mr. | { Campbell concluded with an eloquent | appeal for consecrated effort on the! | part of every individual. { Rev. Dr J. W. Grabam was the { next speaker and he held the closest attention of his audience for more than an hour. He told of the begin- {| ning of the Forward Movement in | the United States several years ago: { of the Centemary Movement which raised $175,000,000, and of the In- | ter-church Movement for which cer- tain New York banks advanced 320.- 000,000. These movements were spi- | ritnal and werd born in prayer, the! i source of light and love. But prayer | | while producing a happy frame of {| mind was of little real value unless {it was associated with something | practical. It was therefore mecessary to put first things first, to invest in | | the deepest things. In the midst of { thethreatened industrial uphealvalin | | Europe Lloyd George was asked whe- | | ther the great sacrifices of the war Pere Pee i-stantly | number of the children and tore th | school authdrities complain 'that the { of it and failed to shut INCIDENTS OF THE DAY | / LOCAL NOTES AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST. a» Happenings in the City and Vicinity ~~What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the Whig. W. Switne, plano tuner, orders at MecAuley's. or 'phone G6éw Bernard Duffie, an officer at the Penitentiary, with his wife and child, Was a visitor in Carleton Place, the { guest of his father. : If you want the best, use DALY'S GOOD TEA. For sale at MAHOOD'S DRUG STORE. } W. F. Nickle is in Toronto to de- | finitely decide regarding acceptance of the torney-general portfolio in| the Drur\Cabinet, Now 1s the time to have your! piano tuned. We carry two expert jluners and will assure entire satls-| faction. C. W. Lindsay, Limited. i Necktie valet makes wrinkled | neckties like new. No ironing! It presser and hanger combined. Ful- | guaranteed. Price 25¢. 37 Clergy reet west. i fs 1 1 ed ta 8 | HAS READ WHIG SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS "The Whig has been read by members of my family for sev- enty-five years," was the state- ment of Hiram Walker, of Yarker, to a Whig representa- tive on Tuesday.' Mr. Walker id he could well remember when the Whig was published> + in a building on Bagot street, "No matter where I go, I try 4 | to have the Whig accompany ba me," he sid. A few years ago re paid a visit 10 the United States, and while there the Whig reached him regularly. Peep bebe tr ty ob * | *| DOG BIT CHILDREN At Central School---Boys Secured | Animal With Rope. A large bull dog that has been con- prowling about the Central school grounds, this morning bit a! i i clothes from one of the little ones He was captured by some of the lar- ger boys who secured him with a! rope and took him to the secretary of the school board, John McDonald. Mr. McDonald notified the police and | the animal was taken away. One of the boys is suffering from blood- | poisoning in the arm from a bite gi- ven Rim by this same dog. The owner of the deg was notified seve- ral times that he had bitten children at Central school but op no notice fhe dog up. MADE A PRESENTATY .v, Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGarvey Re. | membered by riends. | A number of friends of Mr. and | re-- -- Latest College Text Books Received SCIENCE-- MERRIMAN---Mechanics of Materials. MOORE--Outlines of Organic Chemistry PIRRSON---Rocks and Rock Minerals. PENCE & KETCHESON---Plane Surveying Cambria Steel Book. RAYMOND---Plane Surveying. EAKLE-- Mineral Tdbles. © MERRIMAN & JACOBY---Roofs and Bridg és, Vols. 1, BRUSH & PENFIELD--Determinative Mine ralogy and DANA--Text Book of Mineralogy. MEDICINE-- OSLER---Practice of Medicine, 1919 edition. DELAFTELD & PRUDDEN ~Pathology, 191 9 edition. TWEEDY & WRENCH-Obstetrics IT iI and 111 Blow-pipe Analyses , IMPORTANT NOTE TO STUDENTS: --Owing to the printers' strike publishers are obliged to cut all dealers' orders. Those requiring books are urged to secure without delay. 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Glass were taking in a musical comedy at the Saturday "mat ** "Did you ever notice, Mary," inquired the Pro- fessor, as he gazed across the auditorium, "how many children hold their programs: close up? Thede youngsters are nearsighted and should have their eyes examined and be fitted by-- J.5. Asselstine, D.0S. Manufacturing Optician 842 King Street. Phone 1010w. Grocery Depart. 459. ~ Wholesale Department 1767 perl: FRESH FISH--SMOKED FISH | Special-Smoked Haddie .. .. .. .16c. Ib. | Celery--Lettuce--Parsley. | terfal things will follow." The spea- | { ker declared that Lloyd George was | i one of the greatest men in the world, | { and he believed that in his heart and i {in the hearts of the British people | there was the spirit of Christ. Henry | Watterson referring to conditions in | the United States declared "Surely | | the future looks black enough but it {*holds the hope that under the con-| | stitution, as the bed rock, is the | | Christian Religion." Consecration to | | Christ, said the speaker, is the only | thing in life. { Dealing with the charges of inef- | ficiency directed against the church, | Dr. Graham said that the church | | was Inadequate but it wa e only | thing in sight. Far from offering apo- | logies for the chureh, he ealled upon | all to devote their energies toward | | the accomplishment of the great | work she has engaged herself to per- | Torm. The problems of the itinerancy | were ouly to be solved by the super- | annuation fund and an objective was! set in the programmgq undertaken by | the Forward Movement. i At the conclusion of the address. Questions were asked regarding de-| | tails connected with the organisation | whic were answered by Rev. G. I.| Campbell, general organizer. } The church in launching the For- | 'ward Movement has aimed to put in- to effect the most thorough organi zation and nothing 'will be left un- done in carrying the work to a suc- cessful conclusion. -- : District Objectives. The district meeting of the Metho- dist church met on Wednesday after- noon, with Rev. J. D. Ellis, as chair man. After devotional ex Rev. G. I. Campbell, the ferin. The evening was very pleas- | antly spent in games and dancing. | During the evening, Mr. and Mrs. McGarvey were made the recipients of two very beautiful leather chairs; and an oak table. An address was read by Michael MeGarvey and the presentation was made by William | Patterson. Mr. MeGarvey rpapond- | ed with a neat speech, in which he | tendered the sincere thanks of Mrs. | McGarvey and himself, for the kind | remembrance. The gathering was | brought to a Close with the singing | of "He's a Jolly Good Fellow." Staff Defeats G.W.V.A. i The headquarters staff team beat | the G.W.V.A. on Wednesday in an | indoor baseball game at the ArmOour- | ies by a score of 21 to 2. The game was a very one-sided affair and the batter side won. The batteries for | the two teams were: G.W.V.A. Thib-{ betts and Brightman; Staff, Dunker- ley and "Pat" Carey. 'Carey is a new player in the Staff i line up and played a wonderful game. | Edwards, the GW. V.A. short stop i played splendidly, and his play .in/ the fifth innings drew forth applause. | | { { : For Colds or Influenza. a preventative take LAXA- oa BROMO QUININE Tablets. Look for B. W. GROVE'S sigpature on the box. 30¢. o-------------- : Anyway, if a man's in debt it prov- | as that he once had credit. ---- Testraints of partyism anddaote ac |l Surding to his sense of what is good or gi : admirer of the Beck | prices many of the Coats, ed in our big show rooms, mak- ing it casy for out of town cus. tomers to order by mail. || Nickle, K.C., to be attorney-general Properties in any jocation-- large or small. % To those having properties for sale we wish to point out that we are now preparing oup lists for the Winter Sales. We have prospective pur- Shasers for all kinds of proper- ties. -- We may have one for yours. 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