A ce 7 | THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. | cess usually results in a metallic, an- | derstanding, be sure to start with | home from a week's stay with friends |, ---- gular performance devoid of charm { the most attractive portion, so'as of In Ottawa. Messrs. Elliott, Denny and [2d wellosasidered Svitasts. mo | engage their interest and enthusiasm | Greenhory have purchased a corn EGG COAL Cesar ena 316.50 per ton | €mploy it is a strategic blunder, for as clearly in the game as Possible. | cutter and are filling their own silos. | | we injure vefees by singing loudly | When you have plann An auto load of visitors were guests STOVE COAL red ries $16.50 per ton Ee a ang sur sige Ero [a , | ou ir,334 Mee. Rebers Mamie (ll NUT COAL............$1650 per ton + | i der such a mechanica ficult parts first, while th ten- | Su and choruses will be interested in! rest Ye ul | rhe: While the atten-| on day. | TiC h | ill-considered plan. We must remem- | tien is fresh. These are apt to be the { Pea C pe Al THE CHOIR PRAC fees of the remarks made re eRUY | or that we are dealing with the hu- | climactic points. The habit of a Mrs. Albert Spenceley, Peterboro, oal Ire steacnnn, .$15.00 r ton by Dean Lutkin of the School of | { . ' X 0 I ce, which will not stand | ticing backw, rd is invaluable, I d d dead ~hile playi ds at Music of the Northwestern Univer. | Ian voice ww | ard Is invaluable. It js | dropped dear lie playing car Iryin; Cc. extra. DO NOT FATIGUE THE VOICE OR | sity in the course of the address on | FOUSh handling, and with the human | gi to be constantly headed | a Veterans' party. g THE ATTENTION the work of the choral leader Among | temperament, which demands psy-| from the Unknown and to see pages of | caer. bai a PHONE 155. ALL SALES FOR CASH. Phone orders C.0.D. J [other things the Dean sald: 'Many | chological Seatment; Sos "either | uncharted music looming up in ae Hurrah! Dance All Day! | other thi the | : i . id fatiguing either | distance. et the climax first and : ! V r th nti ted pl f be-| points are to avo ma st a Also Do Not Start at Page One of the inl a qual Sh aa | fhe voice or the attention. then back up and lead into it and | My Corns All Gone! \ 1 E Anthem and Hammer It In Page | the work into the singers page by| "If you are undertaking a wOrk | note the joy and satisfacti | J ' | by Page. page, so that the end is reached with | that is stiff going for Dw Spesty, singers when they Eat thefy 2 on dona Sorxer, the bast wrinkle eyer | r y 3 i ond their experience or © atively so ground. e pe- ' one that's safe, sure, de- Singers in volunteer church choirs | a sigh of relief. This hammering pro- | and bey dagogical principle of moving from | pendable ang painless. the known to the unknown is here | Corn troubles are over, foot lumps a reversed, fade away fast, you get just what you : ® us O"MNOXTOW [75% in rae 5 of TS artin's Garage Jrecedite to allow the choristers to | With old reliable Putnam's Corn Ex- | wu ; sing full voice throughout a rehear- | tractor. | ill Plac this Beautiful sal. This strains the muscles of the | Substitutors have emaeavored to wi e - x . omit - throat, and the loud singing tires the | Penetrate its secret of marvelous cur- We are fully equipped with first class mechanics to do all kinds . 10 Sel Sar and gets on the nerves. Much fa- {ative power, but after nearly 50 years | of AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK ON SHORTEST NOTICR Graf onola with ections Have and Sibsceasyry tension notes | it's sen by far the best of all corn Call and let us supply you with GASOLINE, OILS, ste. . i and expression marks are in process | remedies. Use mo other, sold every- | in Your Home at Once of assimilation. Huming not ous | where in 2ere th0,Cth | SORE] ala 3iven bunt of witention, . Eaves the voice, but improves its qua- { * --aoith the privilege of Paying "e Balance of : i lity by cultivating relaxation which price--3$130.00--in sams weekly in : i is so necessary to good {intonation . " J W. MARTIN Prop. it. : -- = ¢ and correct voice production. If the ! 2 3 fine opportanity 5 open to you words are eliminated, the entire at. : ER {fl 110 Clergy Street. Phone 1192W. Res. Phone 1705P. This extraordinarily This ets - Seaton yo Se t9cused on the music, | in be 0 ton ous of i oe A out being conscious of it, most You will recognise of G Busts 8 being a "floor" H singers obtain their pitch more from | for ty- | choral suggestion than from staff re- | with compartments lationship; the soft singing permits five re t 1a made in both hogany | the singers to hear the harmonies of med finish, and you ean have your chetos | the accompaniment distinctly, ang | = it : | I IV E Ee - over 40 inches high, A bo | { Iie helps them Smavaely in getting | : FORD PRICES EFFEC wide, 20% inches deep (fromt to back). % er parts. Then they are also free | ] ; . : details are of best comstruction. It has to listen to the guiding and warning | k ; eanuuicnl drive motor, plays four records with remarks of the conductor. fi SEPTEMBER, 22, 1920 one winding, tone comtrol leaves, graduated dial "Lastly, singers rarely hum out ot | 3 Femi Totter. plato mead, 1. why ml | 7 Berra shielding goricm ators, 0 i d [lll ROADSTER, without starter . . . $730.00 rr SE WIHT Pinar 2 ¥Smits uly mre tin KL li ROADSTER, with starter ... .. 845.00 oy Tn ig Keep Up Your Music. Sl {| TOURING, without starter .... 805.00 A ONE-DAY OFFER ONLY ik [are onmanureiy, a ood deal these I TOURING, with starter .. .. .. 920.00 All we ask is that you pay us $10 down to-morrow H lasm. A good musical slogan for the 00 and agree to pay us balance of Jerdués Drive ta A general run o folks would be "Keep : COUPE $8 as feu de tae sere va 1,290. small sums weekly afterwards, LR o - J 1D nn uD your music." If a young woman plote outfiy---Grafonola and records--to your home who plays or sings some, marries, SEDAN cs eee ss sa ans 1,405.00 .. You for ft while yan are cetting your mo, -- : d sotiten 3 : eaten . cnjorment from tt. 3 housekeeping there js 4 atrors moms: fil STANDARD CHASSIS, without = tation id let iho hg 80. Let that starter 595 00 o wife's slogan be 'keep up the music" Ap nme Ny a : for her husband's sake, for h il- 1 The J. M. GREENE ra umnsband's sake, Tor hr hi STANDARD CHASSIS, with : ] It ith musi a Music Co., Ltd. ing in Yung line gical trata, WILLIAM FAVERSHAM starter .. .. .. IR Trees 695.00 goes off to another town where his Th He te fhe Sng Opera TRUCK CHASSIS, without starter 795.00 THE HOME OF GOOD MUSIC PRINCESS ST. "keep a Ben hs motio_be Ee eens TRUCK CHASSIS, with starter . 900.00 ay her J smepe ft tits 80) { : FORDSON TRACTOR Yeti 790.00 * § |a matter of eatramnt: Jt will become =D 0 }) IR i frei ht f Dearborn and h =| YS pir, Wen song fo whew town ic | 2 Pls freioht from a ange with the people who have lots of mu. | [2 These prices are F.O.B. Kingston, includ- sic in their homes. C ps { 1 . Couples who in their courtship # 9 ing freight and Government laxes ] days frequently attended musical con- | JN , [ ® certs often find that after being mar- / ¥ e re O ried it is easier to stay at home fig- BY 1 uring it is seldom convenient for ) \ on @ -> ' them to get down town for concerts. Their slogan, too, may well be "keep iL 88 . A : up the music." Make time for con- Bp RNED CAPS I Sal and Servic at the certs. They ease and refresh the ia 1 | Ford es e mind and body. They add a great deal S _.."n KINGSTON INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION ite. Putin avsitable please to Right ou! Sow and again and it does THIS YEAR doors of melody ae LBleCk the oolof I| See Our Assortment of the organ. : ic, ok =-- Music BUT --we cordially invite our many patrons and visitors. to the Fair a aa Jae men | Plano. violin and othe: strineed . . Ribit of . : . and women usually look to see if it Justrumenty; Slocution 34 dra . ie to inspect our extensive exhibit o Heintzman, Weber and Lindsay 5g 10 play before buying a new | matic art 7upls may bon at a : Engagements for concerts ac- Grand, Player, and Upright Pianos at our woo 0 le er iimtury Jers Buel: danas, Seuerais SUminanding arm- 21 Before Purchasin SHOWROOMS, 121 PRINCESS STREET. fy TL he | © Ppanienae Street. g tary band may be traced to the time of the Crusaders who brought back - IF--you would like to see the cream of phonograph production, see' I ho and! hettie-drans aud oti SER eRe D ominion, D unlop, rs ---- [oD H our large exhibit of Sonoras and Grafanolas, 10.08 07 tie Shovasier sketthas op Ee our ext ult HILE-- d t , : 3 Teshalkawsky, Ye are tol that once age | H ] Ww you are downtown, drop in and hear our latest bunch of rat apo fi waz having 4 foo- Williamson & €rcu €S, Columbia Records. They're dandies! ness by kissing the map of Russia Wellwood and splitting on the rest of the world Saft Se 2 oo en pen ll K&S, F irestones, Ings, would have become a million- Edward Theatre sire. But his generosity did not per- Pa Ona material mit such an accumulation. He was made up. : I A A, Sin Sivoe iasacial arstanes i :Il Lee P uncture Proof KINGSTONAUTO SALES C0. = -- 121 Princess Street - Kingston : ei aid Army vy iste have WOOD Limited for shell shock, especially in the CORNER BROCK and MONTREAL STS. form of songs. It has been found that shell shock responds particul- : larly to singing, and efforts are Sys- Sawed wm Stove tematically made to induce the sol- dier to sing with the records or with th in rtai 11-k lodles, and. the results. of thin" nae BOOTH & CO., Mn » hod in restoring nerve function, es- F. t Wi. t Street ! Big Fall Showing [|=7==5 SEE | Tene 60 couraging. From experiments it is accurately learmed that music definitely affects | the circulation and the heart beat, | which vary with the changing char- . acter ot the music. Luventigat ions Kingston's largest credit house is greet the keen, thrifty women ao hase hoped 3 medial siren : ; : . that some fe will ; now ready with a' magnificent who appreciate the value of eco- Con I els vill In partt. I cular emotional or diseased state. ' display of Fall and Winter Mer- nomy. Even on a small deposit ie nt TT chandise to extend a hand of You can secure the most wonder- approached by an agent of the Gace Earments at prices much less the Tmperia pers' Snoring the o g an ose of fashionabl figure at which the singer wou con- ; . : years. The visitors to the Fair Yishinents, e estal. Bar ay dirs pure, the Rus. With Electric Lights and will find my store an oasis of : m 2 . : more. than His "tajenty pare his ne Qa S d "A Mine Ladies' Suits, Coats, Dresses -- Fleia Marshais! a 8 tarter. tderhul "EQNS In ove de all New York's latest styles at [fluweemcty id wim Rave hie iad ; This Car is guaranteed in partment that is needed in the very reduced prices. One visit |]/Marbeis sine tor him" Pr 2 oz 3 5 i) / d home. More so are we ready to will convince you. Barn Saved From Fire. ice good running order. ? : Philipsville, Sept. 27.--Parl Trot- ter's barn roof caught fire from a spark from the engine while the silo was being filled. A boy noticed the blaze and his timely alarm resulted in the building being saved, as there J oseph Abramsky Rams. Th bar avy oki Boyd's Garage Silo filling and potato digging are | the order of the day. There is plenty | 265 Princess Street. Across F rom Public Utilities of corn to fill the silos to overwhelm- | The Home of the Reo, Gray Dort and Cadillac. welcome to my friends of over 25 ing. and Joa Roe 3re . Heat crop | g rs. Shar an . Irwin, - ; burg, and Mrs. Wood, ¢ Chantry, visit- Brock and Bagot Streets. PHONE 201. ed their sister, Mrs. Lynn, for a day. 2 : : . Miss Mamie Downey has returned * 1