Daily British Whig (1850), 9 Oct 1920, p. 7

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7 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1920. EO DZS THE LATEST NOVEL The Valley Of Silent Men By James Oliver Curwood THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. QUEEN'S RUGBY GHANCESION "FIRE PREVENTION" unm Will They Have Any Chance + to Pull Out Victors 7 OE Special Shoe Values Men's Black Kid Laced and r Boots--round toes ..., $5.50 Men's Brown Bluchers--rubber Sales . ........ sein: 3405 HILLS Chief Armstrong Gives Time- ly Advice to Scholars-- To-day? "Hold Fire Drill. In the Intercollegiate Rugby Union| On Friday afternoon, Fire Chief the uncertain quantity 1s atmost al- James Armstrong made a tour of the ways the team from the Limestone public and separate schools in the city The teams at Montreal and To- city, and gave the pupils a timely ad- ronto are closely watched by thous- | dress on "Fire Prevention." While ands and commented on by dozens of | at the schools he also turned in a fire papers. Every stage In their train- i alarm, to see how quickly the pupils ing and progress is noted, the his- | could turn out, and the results were tories of the players 100ked up, and | most gratifying. At Victoria school, they are generally the centre of at- i the largest in the city, with four hua- traction from the first of September | dred pupils, the school was emptied until the first game of the series. As ' in two minutes and ten seconds, while for 'Queen's, there are rumours. at the Depot school, where there are around that they are doing this or | about thirty scholdrs, everyone was that, but no paper or rugby critic, [out in ten seconds. At St. John's with the exception perhaps of the school the pupils made similar time. most intimate officials of their own| In his address to the children, team, knows just Low they are play- | Chief Armstrong pointed out how ing and where they stand. They are many fires were due to carlessness, the uncertain quantity. Even the and appealed to the children to use students of the university, itself, hesi- every precaution to avoid having a tate to form or express an opinion | fire. He warned them about the dan- until after the first game. ger of playing with matches, lighting Last year Queen's put on the rugby | bon fires, and many other things that fleld a collection of athletes which | might cause a fire. would be hard to equal, boys who Chief Armstrong will address the { knew the game, big, husky chaps, Girl Guides of the Collegiate Insti- j fellows who had played football be-| tute on Wednesday next. Following | fore. They had the weight, the speed | the usual custom, the Ontario Fire {and the horse-sense, and yet they | Prevention League is awarding were defeated at every turn. They | medals for the best essay on 'Fire & Bigger and Better than "Rivers End." ; Men's Brown Brogue Boots--extra special value ....,..... $8.00 Abernethy's Shoe Store aT For sale: R. Uglow & Co. em, A SEE EE EE RRR il IT ARE EAR "GIFTS THAT LAST" " We carry a stock of Refills for Loose Leaf Note Books Dance Programmes and Invitations A Specialty H 1 ESS EAOCERL ACCRA ORR were the only team last year to cross | Prevention in the Home and Fac- : CE : {McGill's goal line, but they got noth-|tory," in the collegiate Institutes, | , | ing 'for their pains. There must | ublic schools and universities. The | - ' have been some reason for this state | competition is open till November 1st | of affairs. and Kingston pupils will take part. or qa | In the first place Queen's had a Last year in this competition King- coach last year who knew the game | ston scholars won medals and the " from beginning to end. He had play- essays were of a very high order. | ® | ed with Queen's himself and was for errr | Weddin S {| many years star back man and cap- | | tain with the Ottawa Rough Riders. KINDLY TRIBUTES PAID He came of a football family and his | - Mirother was one of the greatest pun- | {telg ever In the game. But "Jack" | To the Memory of the Late | Three and four plece Silver Tea trujted to the discretion and hon Mrs. J. de Pencier Services +... $45.00 up { { Casseroles and Pie ...84.75 up testy of the players too much. He did | not emphasize himself enough in the Wright. management of the team. He was a - | big brother with lots of good ad- [ vice, not a boss. A boss is what is needed, and Bread | Then, too, the coach last year was + $5.90 up | fighting against defeat before he had | & squad at practices. The other run- Bakers, A memorial service was conducted in St. Luke's church after the fune- ral of the late Mrs. J. de P. Wright cn Friday afternoon. The church was crowded to the doors by members o | the congregation and other friends . . . of the deceased, whose kindly inter- | Printing of all kinds est and sympathy won for her a warm place in the regard of all with whom J she had at any time been associated, | IGHT the most im- S porta. sense used in school life. Our child- ren are forced to use this faculty to excess as the Sandwich Plates Trays .. Phone 292 for our representative to call BRITISH WHIG Job Dept. BRASS BEDS, SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES BRASS BEDS--Handsome continuous post and ball cornered Brass Beds. | SPRINGS--Hercules and Leggett and Platt Spiral Spring; also the popu- | lar' Box Spring and Mattress. | MATTRESSES-- Imperial Kapok Ma ttresses. thorough treatment steaming process. --WE GUARAN TEE THEM-- Princess and Wellington Sts, Each child's eyes should be 7 | They had equipment, training quar- being sent to school. We Fle [Liame had noge of these things be- appreciated, or in social matters that | 1 § hown, | Jewellers | 'This year Queen's are away with times. Tender sympathy was s. Kapok' must be given a a rere h beautiful | ing quarters, they have a wonderful ltar were hanked wit | main artery of knowledge is the optic road to the brain. ners in the intercollegiate races had a | start on him of nearly a month. carefully examined by a re- ite ro nen : 2 cognized optometrist before . ' Te, Sainers, evernthing te » RBXe | whether in church circles where her | ill advise yo 8 t h Kinnear & d'Esterre hel? season a suctess. "Jask" Wii. many estimable qualities were highly | Wid a e u a 0 WwWhe- ther your child needs glasses {hind a Sud cond Rot hope to. win | oH By wari attachment at all | i : too, in the profuse decoration of the | dozens of improvements. They had yk ot hanocel and | a fairly early start, they have train- church with flowers, The chan ! b th ew which | | trainer, a training table, and a man floral thts sud eX bore ovi-| { who should be a good coach if any- Mrs. Wright had occup h Marriage Licenses Issued. J. % BO ca ah a a ne BURGLARY INSURANCE Now absolutely essential, Rates-- C. 8. KIRKPATRICK 36 Clarence Street The House of Better Glasses Opposite the Post Office Phone 699. KINGSTON. W. H. STEVENSON HORSE SHOER and DLACKSMITH, Waggons snd Trucks Repaired. Prices moderate. TEMPERANCE HOTEL YARD QUEEN STREET. . NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE Could you not use a small heater in your rooms before you light your furnace fire ? We have just what you require. Call and see them. H. W. NEWMAN ELECTRIC CO. Ne, Angrove's Repairs Scales, Talking Machines, Bicreles, Baby Carriages, Lawn Mowers, etc. We do repair werk right and guarantee satisfaction. : 187 WELLINGTON STRERT 1 | they win this time. | one should be, It is necessary that It is no case of | "do our best. There is no excuse for failure. QueeA's must either win { outright or give thelr opponents such a run for the championship that there | will not be much difference in the standing when the year is over. | CHILDHOOD INDIGESTION Nothing is more common in child- hood than indigestion. Nothing is more dangerous to proper growth, more weakening to the constitution or more likely to pave the way to dangerous disease. Fully nine-tenths of all the minor ills of childhood | have their root in indigestion. There | is ig medicine for the little ones to | equal Baby's Own Tablets in reliev- | Ing this trouble. They have proved of benefit in thousands of homes. Concerning them Mrs. Jos. Lunette, Immaculee Conception, Que., writes: "My baby was a great sufferer from indigestion, but the Tablets soon set her right and now I would not be | without them." Baby's Own Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. | Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, | Ont. -- AT THE GRAND TO-NIGHT The Last Performance of the Hawaiin Singers and Dancers. Miss Mildred Leo Clemens, and her company of singers ang dancers, en- "WE ARE ~ WRECKING ELEVATOR AT FOOT QF GORE STREET 'and have Lumber, Windows, Galvanized Siding and Nails for sale at bargain prices. S. Anglin & Co. tertained another large audience at |the Grand Opera Houge last night, | while Miss Clemens captivated her | audience with her story about the beautiful island in the Pacific. The moving pictures taken on the island {have created a great deal of inter- lest. Miss Clemens certainly has a | fine collection of views. The singing and playing of the six members of {the company, three men and three women, is of a very high order, Last night every number was warmly | encored. The company played to a big aua- {lence at to-day's matinee and to- night the company will give its final presentation. -------------- Cheese Sales: Campbelltord, 600 at 25 1-16¢. St. Paschal, Que. 216 at 24%e. Sterling, 852 at 25c to 253%ec. dence of loving remembrance. The service was conducted by Dean Starr, assisted by Archdeacon O. G. Dobbs, and Canon J. W. Jones. The choir sang "Thy Will Be Done,' "I "Peace Perfect Peace." Mrs. Horton, soprano, sang "Crossing the Bar." pressing the sympathy of the clergy and the people with the bereaved husband, Rev. J. de P. Wright and the family, and directed attention to faith in such a calamity. To the de- ceased it meant rest, gain and victory jin Jesus Chrigt, and to the bereaved triumph in the hour of adversity and SOITOW. Died At Hamilton. Following a week's illness, William Hill, a highly respected and well known resident, builder, and contrac tor of Hamilton, died at his late resi- dence, 177 Duke street, aged 55 years. Deceased, who was born in Pittsburg, had lived in Gananoque till the past nine years which he spent in Hamilton. He had been pro- minently identified with the work of Stanley avenue Baptist church, of which he was a member of the trus- tee board. Mr. Hill belonged to Elec- tric Lodge, A. F. & A. M. He is sur- vived by his widow, one son, Melvin G., at home; one daughter, Miss Mil- dred, at home, and an adopted daughter, Mrs, Joseph Hodkin; also two brothers, Thomas, of Welland, and James, of this city, who attepded the funeral. The burial took place on Tuesday afternoon to Hamilton ce- metery. Of Vast Importance. That the Cape Vincent break- water is of vast importance to the shipping interests of the St. Law- rence river was demonstrated on Sunday last when eighteen large vessels were tied up to that struc- ture to escape the severe storm that raged on the lake and river. This is the largest number of boats that have moored at the breakwater at any one time during the season. Had Prisoner For "Pen." Deputy Sheriff Benjamin Watter- worth was here from London, Ont, on Friday with a prisoner for the peni- tentiary. "Ben", as he is known by his many friends at home and abroad, has been coming down to ngston for about twenty-five years, Brockville, 2,430 offered, 24%¢c bid. No sales. a TERRA ETA Special Boys' Black Box Calf and Tan Grain Boots / --just the thing for school wear and at a = special bargain $2.99 'Allan M. Reid, : SHOE. STORE. | I: LTA (UT and is one of the best known offi- cals in western Ontario, | TWICE TOLD TALES | TEN YEARS AGO. J. H. Seels, John Sutherland, Ed- | ward Rees and Lawrence Lockett re- turned home yesterday from a motor- boat trip through the thousand is lands Thirty students of Western Univer- sity, London, "rushed" the gates of the Dorchester Fair and students and officials were fairly well pounded in the mix-up which followed. King Manuel of Portugal has es- | caped from the country in safety. It | was feared that he had been captured { by the republicans. Gaby Deslys, the ! dancer who is claimed to have caused | the trouble from tha beginning, has disappeared for a time, An old man, crippled with rheu- mitism, arrived in Kingston via the G.T.R. after having passed his 'sta- tion at Picton. He had no money but was supplied with a pass by Ma- ho hettes' recep: i es tion 1s the { function billed at Queen's tonight, | Many fair maids will be initiated into the mysteries of college life. News of Kingston TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO. Today's match between Queen's and Brockville will be exciting. The scores were close in Brockville on Saturday and the visitors are confi- dent of overcoming the local team's lead. There's fun in the skating rink from morning till night And none will its pieasures deny; There's many a witching and wonder- ful sight,-- : Goodbye, My Dollar, goodbye. Mrs. Letitia Youmans, an oldtime temperance worker, is now a helpless invalid and has been for some years. Her finances have been steadily de- creasing and she Will die fn poverty if the W. C. T. U. does not come to her aid. That society is to be censor- ed for its tardimess. It should have been on the scene long ago. . A lake vessel, the Zealand, which disappeared some time ago has been located quite by aceid on the bot- tom of Lake Ontario. It is now lying hundreds. of miles from the place in which it was last seen on the sur- : 1 . | Heard The Voice of Jesus Say," and | | Dean Starr gave a brief address, ex- | i Christ~as an example for Christian | SCOTT'S GARAGE Repairs, Washing and Storage. Ome 1915 McLasghlin Tour ing car for sale cheap for a quick buyer. 298 BAGOT STREET Phone 1884w, Thanksgiving Service : Sunday At Deseronto, The annual harvest thanksgiving services will be held in St. Mark's church, Deseronto, Sunday, at 11 a. m. and 7 p.m; Sunday school service at 3 p.m., Rev. F. L. Barber, L.Th,, rector of Picton, will preach at all the services. The church will be decorated and special music render- ed by the choir under the leadership of Mr. Epps. organist, All are wel- come. | | RUPTURE RELIEF Retention Not Influenced by Age or Length of Time, Reports Visiting Expert. Rupture is not a tear or a breach | in the abdominal wall, as commonly | supposed, but it is a stretching or. dilation of a natural opening. J. Y.| Egan, 1057 College Street, Toronto, | the long established Canadian Rup-| ture appliance specialist, will visit | Kingston, British-American Hotel, on | Friday, Saturday, Sunday, (all day | and night), 3 days, October 15, 16, | 17. The '"'Curatrus," the new surgical | invention, as now used and prepared | to order for men, women and child- ren, will not only retain rupture per-1 fectly, affording immediate and com- ! plete comfort, but is intended to as- sist nature in her work in the short- est time known and at small cost. These new surgical appliances have received highest approval wherever shown, and are designed in accord- ance with the principals laid down by the world's text-book authorities on this subject, producing results without harmful ready-made hard pad and old fashioned steel trusses. Mr. Egan has testimonials from our own section for inspection. If inter- ested, call; he will give you free demonstration and examination of samples. Now is the time to make yourself safe and comfortable for your daily work. Note dates; ask at hotel office for his sample room tear this notice out now for future j reference.--Advt. N---------------- As Popular As Ever. Rummage sales appear to be just as popular as ever. Friday after- hoon a rummage sale was held in the market house, and for half an hour before the door opened, a big crowd lined up on the market square, eager to gain admittance. And as soon as the door was opened thers was a great scramble for the goods on display ind everything was sold out in record time, Won the Maxotire, F..E. Freeman, taxi driver, wop the Maxotire given by the Eastern Canada and Maxotire Rubber Co., as a prize for most miles secured from a Royal Oak Fabric Tire, he having driven one tire, 10,600 miles, the oth- | Phome 147 for Service. ' rT ------------------ 7 JAMES REID The Leading Undertaker. ~N ICE CREAM Of the very Best Quality We make a specialty of serving the best and purest Ice Cream. Call in and we feel sure you can prove this yourself. 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