_PAGESIX THE BRITISH 'WHIG | missioner rirapurs "Well done, "8¢TH.YEAR jEoed | make | | theology while the clergy are very | ticle | POwer of £300 a year to-day js ebout | thousands of clergymen | strike the nation must the Conqyest prohibition" | tinue ¥to win the war." We must continue to be £150, { have | tying jon th | kingd Fubitahed Daily THe BRITISH Whic PUB. lon » CO, LIMITED 5 JG. Elllots | Leman A. Guiti§ TELEPHONES: usiness Office Jab Oe 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily Edition) One year, delivered in city Ons year, if Paid In advance ... One year, by mall to rural offices One year to United State (Semi-Wee Year, | i paid in . One year, to United States $1.50 | thirty Six and th a. | INTATIVES | s x » Montreal | Thompson, 402 Lumsden Bldg | years - Toronto. & F.R. Northrup, 225 Fifth Ave. New York 16,600 F.R. Northrup, 1510 Ass'n Bldg. Chicago {he co Letters to the Editor are published | 4 only over the wctual name. of the | Writer. | Natio much At Attached Ig one of the best Printing offices in Canada. tion of THE BRITISH | narro authenticated by the ||: The circuln WHIG is ABO mum Audit Bureau of Olreanlations, | "A wet spell will start in Ontario on January 1st, but there will be a very small' number of people .who | $1,20 will do any grumbling because of the | peten wetness. The biggest grumbler will | that sum. The churches have been living in | | the past. The laymen ws. be the bootlegger. Hamilton is getting busy on a com- | i Prehensive™~scheme of harbor 'im- "provements, and is looking for goy- ernment co-operation. We hope that or wi Kingston's claims wil] be recognized | first, and it is time that something | | Was being accomplished here. | | to th ment, The Ontario government may pass legislation making it illegal to have | lquor 'in cellars. This announce- | ment will increase the Size of the | orders going to tion i up to the limit of their funds. ---- The housewives of § forged down the price of tur the market by refusing to buy. is a hint for other housewives, can protect themselves from extor- | thing tionate self-protection. This | vided barts tn so rote A news despatch from Germany | parts Says that the Germans are buying without money. We should be very | glad to be able to do the same thing here, especially at this time of the year, when Christmas Bifts make Such a raid upon the puree. is as St. If there is no truth in the $35,- 000,000 fanteen fund story, then the Person who started it should be found and dealt With, Such a story was | diable to cause More unrest amongst '--Hantilton Herald. year or two of dustrial | would Probably have good and pr Ar 4 sy | industries LISHING the question ee | ' a Srtriranes Prestdens | POT1ETS and signalmen are to Editor and | minimum Managiog-Director | oon to their tips. B 243 | that the bishops and the ecelesiagti- | Jditorial Rooms . Fenn +333 cal Commissioners laid ® | together 10 se® that the clergy of the vention last month, 0 | contrasted a salary of $800 a year to-day, dozens of eggs. Bations. For that reason, the mini. tannot be expected tf 4 18 concerned about the butcher's bill, | couple of | EQUAL A perusal of the municipal situa- Montreal, and ali | tention those who have the price wi) stock | of the who | for' each ward. prices by organization for | tribution when it Sydenham . , Ontario and faithiyj Keep it After 3 4 an in} compromise, Kingston | cause to | servant, {of war, the services of Commissioner, the Same remarks. Met | man long discussions about | thay at the | day, but gate of the Poarhouse. The ar. | continues: "The purchasing | and Rot as much, It is no use ugi- | 55 a oT & church whose members are | ® verge of Parish reljer. om | what 1s so ret p railway | etical joys have a | wage of 53s a week in ad- | Is it not time heads | ruled our Bal Church have at 4s a railway porter?" the Toronto Interchurch con- Rev. Dr. Gunn uctors a form the Ww, Waldteufel, Years ago with one of $1,200 by expressing the sums in The preacher thirty ago could have bought over dozen with his salary, To-day | uld get no more than 1,500 | the i Protest against tne | i W salaries allowed py congre. | | | set by each communion is mogd- i | 1y on | sorb part of In these days a com. | others. The can | ful blue commangd | | sky, 0 a year? t stenographer travel ought to awake | e fact that efficient Preaching 10 must dodge his tailor for a | months to avoid tia Se ---------------- KINGSTON'S WARDS, light instead n Kingston brings to one's at- the fact that @ redistribution into seven wards, with three | £a°8 21 Ine aulk | ground, and we thus colors, because some me | IB the air absorb some of the rays But thers ig some- wrong in t of the city w la- Mr. Lodge does not desire | finite prolongation of the legal state he must Contribute | thing substantial His Word (Winnipeg Free Pp be will be 104 on at that he probably is a lar. | ---------- | | | A World Of Paradox. | (New York Herald.) | In spite of the end | what ig not g of peace who even wish that we were still ac- tually at war. "Can he Jazz, (Boston Commercia] Bulletin.). . ere are signs of a revolt Already th arbarous music that has against the b, | bal | The watchman's rattle, the "| the tin Pan, and the | considered | high-class orchestras re again allowed tg altzes of We may expect to see a | revival of music | a civilized nation, sounds and actions that have offend. | ed the ear a | reign of jazz. tf ------ nt t------ The ReasonWhy What Makes the Colors of the The direction when they meet Why | mall particles in the air {deal to do with the combination of colors that result as these the rays and throw off sky is the most beauti- when the sun is high in the | But when the sun | the light has a greater distance to through the belt of Surrounds the earth than | high up~over our heads. | that if you stick 4 pin straight down | Tom a man Who { into an orange it | orange along the through a great peel than the other way, the way it ia With the sunset colors. REP N A The peel of the o RE RESENTATION FOR | resentation of the belt of air which Surrounds the earth. At sunset the | down through the i Hosting the eye through the Shortest Possible amount o air, strikes the Achise so ms | air on a slant, and, | through a great closet to the earth to reach it, with is | the results that i- | Many more of these little specks, be- Te ---- tm SA a ep an inde- | and others absorb very different rays | when the light comes in this slanting Some- | way and that is what makes. the dif- 10 the necessary | terent colors in the sunlight. For | this reason sunsets are often richer | | and more beautiful in color when the | | air is not sp pure, but has much | | dirt and other matter floating about | | it. -------- Doubted. Press.) rday who says he I the grocer used | From the Book of Wonders, | { Published ang copyrighted by the | ng Bureau of Industrial Education, Inc. Ww | Washington, D. C. ' IH -- ! BR er ar | West |) way home. The the Temark claims his next birth- | (anada~East and -- z of the coal | {| Dominion Happentugs of Other Days. | save coal. In | ; = of Germany | wtp = ou mm Nu must con-| wppen Oné visits the modern =) | In spite of | op Kingston it is rather difficult to | Picture A a days of that place. ! n 18 one of the Sestrea | Whose history goes back | therp are those times, to the time of the | | explorers. It was founded by Count « | Frontenac in 1673, although almost | + one hundred Years afterwards it was {captured by the British under Col. | Bradstreet. In those days there was ja French fort near where the Tete | {de Pont barracks are situated in the | modern city, . | After the war of the American ré- | volution its real progress began, for | | some of the finest of the United Em- Pire Loyalists settled there and | | started life anew, They erected | | atone buildings to take the place of | EN the ordinary log cabins, and gener- | |ally much improved the little town. -. | The Government in 1772 established | {a grist mill there--a greatly desired' I | establishment then--and later a Ba H >] directed on account of 0. In spite of the theo- 1 rooms for five years. revolver, | Bong are no lon- | indispensable and when phar Straus and.f and dancing fit for instead of the nd the eye during the Sunset? of the sun's rays these large and has a great | objects ab- | is setting air which when it is You know | | garrison was stationed in the town | | by the British authorities. Naturally | |8uch a place of strategte importanee | was much concerned in the war of i 11812-1814, for its dockyards and | harbor were among the best on the | | Canadian side of the lakes, He | Although it trieq hard to be chosen | i | as the eapital of the Province of On- i] | tario, or Upper Canada as it was call- | | ed first, the honor Went to Toronto. Ee | Later, however, it was for three years 'm the scene of the provincial govern- | ment. It is the home of the Royal | Military College. of Queen's Univer. ol sity and the penitentiary of the pro- | 9 vince. As it is at the entrance to the wonderful Thousand Islands of the St. Lawrence, the city possesses an enormous tourist trade each Year, Its 23,000 inhabitants are among the most comfortably housed in fine homes of all the Inhabitants of the Dominion, - ~ ---- W. Herrington, a C.P.R. conduct- | or, living in Trenton, fell from his train near Newmarket. He had one foot crushed. a compound fracture in one arm and one leg badly injured. | He was removed to Port Hope on re] deal more of the Ba That is | Bm o bor. 18 8 E00d rep- tal, and it is feared he may lose one leg. ' Andrew Heard, designer for the = Rosamond Woollen Co., Almonte, I HH straight belt of air, thus has resigned his position and return- | ed to Scotland whenge he came some | HOODS PILLS: Rest for all liver ills, therefore, travels deal more air and it meets a great € and other things air near the Bet many | of the things tion have ag many wit follows: Lawrence , . Cataraqui , - Frontenac , . Rideau Victoria y has ex- same representation as, the returhed soldier element in large | Rideau Ward, with § 40 residents. ~ eities, and was a very unwise one, Over five hundred veterans were in the line-up for unemployment re- lief In Toronto on Monday morning When the fund was opened. Tha: Bhows that a great deal has still to be done to Te-establish the men who have come back from fighting Cag- ada's battles, On a al 4 A t-------- Whether they have success in their ' municipal committee | ment. for having started a greater and more | 8 litt] | Progressive Interest in municipal at: [are as follows: Sydenham Ontarid ., ., . we fairs in Kingston, They certdinly started the ball rolling, and the re- its should be worth while, St. Cat. Frontenac Rideau Vie "They have so far es + but the¥ should not be allow- fo have any part in the exercise of eltlzenship in Canada, y ---------- Lloyd George's latest Irish is the most madd, but it is doubttu It will meet with approval. 0 Sinn Feiners want the whole hog "ing, and until they are willing romise it is almost ment pro- bution of the should have almost ten Presentation of g¢ be made a subjéet for serious { {sideration in the future, The present System of electoral distribution i 1 : ® i In assessment the wards are ; anda are | eseaananeeanannnn SO [id : 5 Co, Lid. French Even in these figures discrepancy in the matter of equal Tepresentation, Pen if the alominion ang Provincial franchises were Ridean Wara times the re- Lawrence, twice f Cataraqui and and four or five 'times tae Population basis, There fsw very unequai sys- t present in force, and it should con- | The, papers Still has a h is based upon assess- e nearer equalif tr ee uu $2,416,000 1,578,000 1,786,000 1,858,000 1,842,000 2,608,000 2,196,000 there is some Lawrence ,, araqui ., ,, .. toria but what would hap- granted on an assess. basis? The ofties would Have an overwhelming superiority in 're- Presentation, Wealth accumulated there, while the on account of the Seem as if a re-distri- electoral districts of is needed. This is a pro- eouneil to consider deal with. The Wm. Davies To Our Loyal Friends. in Kingston - Rippling Rhymes JOB. There was an ancient man named Job who work- THE DAILY BRITISH WHI Where The Good Clothes Come From . An, eb -------------- - Just The Gift He Win Appreciate BATH ROBES in Real beauties $10 and (- $12.50 : NEW COLF CAPS Very swell ones--$2 00, $2.50, $3.00. SEE BIBBYS YOUNG 'MEN'S SUITS vance styles CLASSY HOUSE COATS Real nobby ones--$[2.00 and $15.00 ' --The Clinton, $35.00, : ~The Rand, $35.00. DRESSING GOWNS --. he Ace, new hair line $40 Real cosy ones. Special ~The Harvar d, $42.50 values $22 50 'SEE BIBBYS GREAT $28.50 OVERCOATS ew Waist liners, Form fit- ters and Ulsterettes. : oN SWEATER COATS Pure Wool--See the = The Curler at $12.00 --The Hockey at $10.00 --The Hunter at $10.00 ~The Warmer at $8.75 --The Driver, $6.00. MEN'S HOSIERY Pure Wool --English Ribbed or plain Cashmere. Special value, $1.00 per pair, > A $7 THE NEWEST OVER- COAT--THE ACE 'same style as cyt, Special value $35.00. WINTER CAPS Turn down bands, $1:50, $2.00 and dandies, $2.50 See Bibbys $25.00 ercoats See Bibbys $25.00 Overcoats ed the patience graft so well, his fame extended round the globe, and stil] the books his merits tell. Afric. tions of a hundred kinds Were heaped upon him, day by day; "and yet," he sald, "a fellow finds that life's too good to throw away." A lot of boils grew on his neck, his hens all dic | choo cart, but The carburettor wouldn't carb, generator wouldn't ' sprint, and Job, he reared and tore his garb, and said some things we dare not print. He primed it seven || times or more, and pressed the starter all in vain, and age then was | Will be misded. i this tale, sp Job | that no age can stale, =WALT MASON. |: PHONI| 597 ' » wish you TANK HEATE FOR WATERING TANKS, Grain wers' Gui RY 8 lw Haass Gro Fulde says Every farmer should use a Tank Buy yours early at-w Tom Smith's CHRISTMAS CRACKERS TOM SMITH'S CHRISTMAS STOOKINGS CADRURY's FAmous "CHOCOLATES Jas. REDDEN & Co, Phoues 20 and 990, FARMS FOR SALE: 300 acreg 300 acres 230 acres 192 acres 300 acres 290 aures 150 acreg 9, 88 iviian "eves. Price Price Plumbing And Gas Work Eh ---- . An werk uaranieeg ® Ahcoiak Frontense Nireet. Fhone 1377. | Pee Bric. 2 sve Price sssvv. Price od pod WI oT PISO pe tt ak "a