PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG We wish to announce tc the ll public that we have moved | to 222 WELLINCTON STREET comer cf Quebn Street, where we are better equipped to sup- ply your wants in-- AUTO TIRES AND ACCESSORIES SUDDABY BROS. PHONE 1988 { Let Your Xmas. Gift to Rela- 4 tives and Friends be a Portrait of the Little Ones [ in whom they are so interested. I It will be appreciated. The Gray Studio . Phone 1738 151 WELLINGTON STREET 14 4 SKATES SKATES All kinds of Skates hollow ground; guaranteed ofl finish- od edges. Ground while you walt. 15¢. PER PAIR. J. M. PATRICK 140 SYDENHAM 8T. 3 a ow 1 he Telgmann School ai Music Plano, violin and other stringed instruments: elocution and dra- matic art. Pupils may begin at any date. Terms on application. Engagements for concerts ae- cepted. 216 Frontenac Street. Phone 1325 ein the nt SRY HOMAS COPLEY Telephone 954 Wanting anything ool Prony an Berg dlr Bo 1A receive promp: temibon, 8 Queen Street, . NOW OPEN The Marrison Stalio is Again Ready for Bus'»ess . . {have often seen him angrier than he Portraiture, Commercial Work | a cre Sine: day. vier we were so- Copying, Enlarging, Etc. Phone 1818w. Nt tn Women J Made Young | eyes, a clear skin and a body full of youth and health may be yours if you will keep your system in order by regularly taking | GOLD MEDAL PEt 0 'The world's standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladdes and uric acid troubles, the enemies of life and locks. In use since 1606. At all druggists, 50c. a box. Look the Gold Medal every "ad accept no imitation Chamberlain Metal Weather Strip For doors and windows. Makes House warmer, Stops Draughts. Saves Coal. Try some. Now is the time to plant. Nothing better to look at in early Spring than a good bed 'of Tulips, WATTS FLORIST] «179 WELLINGTON INGTON, ONT PHONE oOia0.. 1763 ~=Choice Pork Pies. «Choice beood Puddings. ~-Home-made Head Cheese. | ==Cholce brand Mince Meat. || ~All kinds of Fresh Meat at lowest prices. QUICK'S WESTERN MEAT MARKET 112 CLERGY STREET disposed to serious germ diseases. SCOTT'S in the onspen- [ad with John had blown over?" tery lime, Eatimatos piote on afl Kindy | All oder |500n as she could get me alone said, I" » . - . Shou | "Katherine, Elizabeth has something = 92 Princess Street | Anything --Any Time--Any Place on your guard. In the Realm of Women--Some Interesting John's Business Engagement. When we reached the club, much ito my surprise, I found Bess More. {land sitting on the piazza, surround- ied, as usual, with nearly all the men {who were not on the golf course. i "lI can't see," said Karl, "what a man sees in that woman! To me {she is the typical 'rag and bone and {hank of hair) | "Wasn't she supposed to have van- {ished until the gossip of her escap- looked Alice perturbed, 'and "as fon her mind. I can tell it by the look {in her eye. She has evidently deter- mined that she will not be coerced {into anything. And I want to tell I you, for you would find it out soon- jer or later, that she exerts a peculiar {influence over John. 1 think it is only | physical magnetism, but no matter thow angry he gets with her--and I ing to the hospital---she 18 able, when she next sees him, ta patch up all differences, "1 am telling you this to put you I had made up my imind not to say it to you, when I a me eg phoned to the hause and found I wa out with you. He would jump to th conclusion that we came out here. Goes to Bess Moreland, But even as I spoke I found it we not I for whom Jota was lopokin His eyes having found Bess Mor land; he quickly made his way 1 where she sat. Evidently she to him. I had come, for he looked an noyed. He had thought I was at ._ home.) . ] It seemed to me that he was also! annoyed with her, but I could not] tell, from where | was standing. { Karl Shepard, with his usual fore- thought and kindliness, came up to Alice and me, saying, "How about a foursome? Eddie Milton is down in| the locker room and suggested that) if you were willing he'd like to play | with us." ny "We'll be delighted," said Alice. | And with her head held . high she! started to pass John and Elizabeth as | though she did not see them. "Steady--steady," said Karl. "You mustn't do that, Alice, for Kathe- rine"s sake." Some way, the tone in which Karl! pronounced my mame warmed my heart and took away from it some of Neutralizing Ointment. "Neutralizing ointment" is one of the latest war inventions. It is pub licly revealed in an official deserips tion of the prdtective devices against gas attacks, issued to our troops. The mask, with its contained chemicals for neutrhlizing any poisonous fumes that creep in is familiar. But one so- ealled gas is a liquid and because of ts blistering effect the soldiers have given it the name "mustard gas." When an area is drenched with the | stuff the menace may persist for many days. The peril is not from the liquid itself, Mustard gas burns throdgh the clothing, and makes painful wounds where the flesh ia reached. The newly-invented oint- ment must apparently be rubbed al} It Is the Skirt That Makes All the saw you took matters in hand tothe sting with which it was smarting. | squash the scandal, for I thought you {had not only killed any malign | stories that might float about, but 1 lam» sure, now, however, that she | means to fight, and you may be sure {that she will leave no stone unturned {to succeed in her mischief-making." Quick to Understand. Alice is always quick to under- stand and so she graciously moved past John with a gay nod, saying: | "What have you come so soon for, Mr. Business Man? Katherine and 1 did not expect you for at least two Her Eyes Open Wide. = hours, and we have promised Karl Alice paused for an instant. Her | eves opened widely and then she ask-|and Eddie a foursome." 'ed: John was not so quick as his sister | "Didn't you tell me that John had 'and, as Karl said, *he almost spilled an important business engagement the beans." and couldn't bring you out here this | "Why, what do yon mean, 'come so afternoon?" soon,' Alice? I didn't--" "That's what he said." I answered,| "Well, just hecanse you came 80 | somewhat amazed at her question, |early," Alice interrupted, gaily. "1 I was look nr at - and did not {am going to give you the pleasant | realize why she asked it. task of talking to Bess until we get| However, I followed her ey#s to!through our game," and she march-| the entrance to the grounds and saw ed us off ths piazza so quickly that John driving 'my limousine through | John had no time to voice his aston- the gates. Alice quickly drew me be-{ishment. 8 hind a pillar, as he came up on the| I was a little behind Alice and I steps, his eyes rovine over the grown caught the words from Bess: "Hush, standing on the porch as if in search John, don't you see that Alice is of someone. talking for the gallery? You don't "Why do you do that, Alice? Pro- | want another scandal, do you?" bably John has finished his business| (Copyright, 1919, by National {pooner than he expected and has tele-{ Newspaper Service.) WY hn 4 RY RES BY A.NE RITTENHOUSE Aaah Arh (Copyright. 1919, wy the McClure Newspaper Syndicate) from pleasing. For lace blouses or any others of the expensive or elaborate blouses that are now made to meet the Palm Beach demand are really not jmeant to be combined with the suit at . They are meant to be worn with a skirt that | Difference When You Wear One of | the New Lace Blouses. | All very well and good if you have the price--this new fad for the se rate blouse of priceless lace; provided of course that you have an eye and a very wise eye to the skirt that you { wear with it. There is the rub. 1 To be sure, that is always the danger of the separate blouse. And the danger is magnified when the gorgeousness of the blouse is increas- ed. A very much talked about blouse of old point lace that is said to be Jriced at somewhere around thirty. ve hundred dollars has been photo- ed | graphed till we are weary of seeing it. | And one thing that makes you espeei- ally weary is to see this blouse or any other of its ilk worn with a hastily selected skirt. In one of these photo- raph the model apparently kept on er suit skirt. And the result was far wrap, a scarf or cape i t should select. With i ha ei content yourself with the gilet or nu Tiny §Sed 53 £388 0 of s i 52s : ot i over the body, as well as on face and hands, to protect the soldier when the enemy's bursting shelds are ipraying this ' horrible liquid gas shout. ---------------- Spanish Pretender to Wed. Barcelona, Dec. 30.----Acoording to reports printed in the newspapers here, Don Jaime of Bourbon, pre- tender to the Spanish throne, is to be | married withjn three months. None | of the reports mention the name of the supposed bride. Chicago was burned. If you would outshine your neigh- £ wa Find a victim. bors, acquire a good reputation and then keep it polished. Sixteen years ago today, December 30, 1903, the Iroquois Theatre in Answer to yesterday's puzzle: : Left side down, in wall at arm. " meets all the requirements of a ,wholesome and delicious beverage. DEPENDABLE STEEL CUT- } LERY THAT HOLDS A GOOD EDGE There are so many poor grades of Cutlery on the market, thac we took particular care and effort in selecting quality brands for our cus- tomers; as a consequence we are proud of the lots we have here for your selection. The sat< isfaction you receive in using them more than pays us for the extras effort put forth in pro- curing satisfactory cutlery. Bee the large variety of Pocket Knives, Sels- sors, Kitchen and Table Cutlery. shown in our display. Remember we guarantee satisfac. tion with every purchase--you take no chances in buying Cutlery at this store. STEVENSON & A 85 und 87 Princess street. Our Milk Is Thoroughly Clarified Completely pasteurized-- adequately cool- ed--reliably bott! It is clean--it is safe--it is good. - Itis 4c. per quart. PHONE 845. ASK YOUR GROCER Black and Green. OR THOSE FEATHERS SHOULD BE RENOVATED NOW. SEER US. WHE ARE EXPERTS. : Kingston Mattress Company 556 Princess St. Phone 602, * od FOR SALE | 50 acres; 34 miles from Ki on, on the water front. W. H. GOODWIN & SON Real Estate & Insurance 29 Brock St. Phone 484 We have a beautiful range of.