si RS THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. In the Realm of Women---Some Interesting "si woageniifiill | TAR 4 y H at Coffee Coffee, grown in the cool, dry mountain plantations, is rich in { those qualities which give the | wonderful fragrance and flavour : SEAL | : BRAND | ~--the perfect Coffee. Blended | and roasted and put into air-tight | | packages, its goodness and exhil- arating aroma sealed safe fhom the deteriorating air. | Ground and fine-ground. In ¥, i : t and 2B. tins. At good I FE dealers everywhere. Wrue for 4 "Pecfect Coffee -- Perfoctly ea gee gral aay gd Serene skirt. The coat is from at which falls free "spearhead" finish, waist, back and front. ' Our line of Gibson Xmas. Cards is still very complete have many beautiful ch r08e from. neck. ones Also we can supply everything . in Sheet Music, Orchestrations, very practical walking cos- r Instrumental Accompaniments, tume. Duvetyn, velour gor Stationery, Magazines, Papers, velvet, also serge, would look 4 well, and squirrel fur, skunk, Novelties, Brunswick Records and Phonographs. | the latest suits. "Linger Longer Letty" Music 1--The first sketch is of a typical present day coat and longish, . with a panel effect caused by {| the fur at the hem stopping || each side of the inverted pleat | the | the It was not very flaring and the high collar buttons cosily into the | No belt is worn on this {| suit, and its semi-fitting, long: |] waisted effect carries out this season's latest lines: The neat | close-fitting skirt completes a | | | | etc., give such a cosy note to No wonder Latest Paris Fashions Miss Nan London, (By Dearden, Eng.) used ! the they are so Browns and warmer tones like rust color greatly blugs, also are all in evidence. The sub- ject of this sketch chose dark blue duvetyn and seal dyed fur. 2--In sapphire blue velvet draped and ending in a sailor's knot with two long ends, this was a dashing looking hat. 3--This indoor frock looked very attractive in dark. blue crepe de chine with sash of cerise silk stockinetter and bands of fur on the ends. The inlet of the opening of the bo- dice is also of the same stock- inette, while the edges are bound with a hem of it also. The effect of the glint of colar at the foot of the skirt--also cerise stockineite---was very becoming. The simple little stitches were also cerise silk embroidered. It had the latest high-necked effect and the long sleeves that Paris has so taken to its heart again for tha present. The long line of the waist, attained hy the sash be- ing worn so low, is still fur- ther emphasized by the droop- ing line of the top over it, especially at the sides. Of course low necks are still worn on afternoon frocks and with still shorter sleeves. One could get an excellent effect by hav- ing this in dark blue serge and the same trimmings would go just as well and look very graceful, on sale Thursday. | The Song Shop 269, PRINCESS ST. PHONE 1207m. Cluticura Soa wns AND Of Clear the Skin ye Ty Ti rea bce | A DELIGHTFUL CONCERT Was Given by the School Children of Camden East, Camden East, Dec, 22---The pupils of the public school gave their con- cert in the hall on Friday evening last. The children did their parts well and much credit is due to the teachers in the way they trained the pupils. The tablet in memory of Miss SPECIAL Charm Black Tea BLUE PACKAGE now ......55¢. per Ib. RED PACKAGE ..........70c. per lb. Buy it by the pound: you get a Quarter Pound Free. Once used, always used. I' Geo. Robertson & Son, Limited Bo ¥ Robertta Parrott was unveiled by Iva Collins and Gordon Dickinson. Miss Edna Allan led in prayer and speeches were made by Rev. Mr. Dickinson and Rev. (Capt.) Latimer. Mr. and Mrs. C. Wallace visited at L. Hartman's. Mr. Amey, Watertown, N.Y., is visiting at Mrs. G. Hinch's. Gabriel Robinson and Charlie Riley arrived home on Saturday to spend the holidays in their respective bomes. F. Coakwell spent a day in Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. Comfort vi- sited their son, Reeves, who is in the Kingston General Hospital, on /Sat- urday. Mrs. C. Vary has returned home nha RS = | SIR \ AR Nh > oI] Y HEUMAT!Z. a Pe Ay EZcF ERIE Luxury Tax Is Abolished ~ ON CHINA, CUT GLASS and SILVERWARE Our stock of these lines was never as complete as now, and we know it will pay you to-do your Xmas. Shopping in our HH store. ' HN Gifts of CROWN DERBY, ROYAL ~ WORCESTER, NIPPON or AYNSLEY . CHINA, and COMMUNITY PLATE, 3 will be very acceptable. OPEN EVENINGS nn ~ il Robertson's, Limited +16 PRINCESS STREET ~~ IABETES © CREAM FOR CATARRH ~~ OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tells How To Get from Head-Colds. Relief 's Splendid! < A ea er al a tat Pt after spending a couple of weeks in Watertown. School closed on Wed- nesday for the Christmas holidays. Several from here attended the school concert at Bicknell's Corners, on Monday. Bath Road Brevities. Bath Road, Dec. 21.--Mr. Eller- beck is finishing the brick work fh his new house and reports a scarcity of materials. It will be a large and handsome residence, Although plac- ed in the centre of a field it cannot show up as well as if on Princess street. The Queen's college students of this locality have departed for their homes and we miss them pass- ing along the street. Preparations for Christmas are about completed and while this part of the city has very little unemployment we feel that in this, as well as in other cities a great many children will face cheerless homes this winter, Mrs. Reid and son entertained a few of his classmates at tea on Tues- day evening. As the boys are too far from their homes to visit them in the Christmas holidays this gives a pleasant relaxation for them. The school here closes on Wednesday, the 23rd, and a pleasant feature of that day will be a tree and entertainment by the scholars. Such things tend to cultivate a beautiful side of the oths erwise dull schooldays and should We encouraged. -- THE REVIVAL OF SUPERSTITION W. R. Inge in January Yale Review. But it would not be right to omit one aspect in which the in- fuence of the war upon belief may seem to have been wholly bad. At the outbreak of hostilities an able man made the prediction that the effect of the war would be to give a great stimulus to the lower forms of religion, and to inflict a severe wound upon the higher kind of faith. For some years before the war there had been signs of a recrudescence of superstition, especially among the half-educated rich. This develop- ment was probably due fn part to the growth of an anti-intellectualist philosophy, and a revolt against the tensi of natural science. The In one minute your clogged nostrils will open, the air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuffling, blowing, headache, dryness. No struggling for breath at night; your cold or catarrh will be gone. Get a small bottle of Ely"s Cream Balm from your druggist now. Ap- ply a little of this fragrant, antisep- tice, healing cream in your nostrils. It penetrates through every air pas- sage of the head, soothes the inflam- ed or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes instantly. It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed- up with a coid or nasty catarrh--Re- pr war undoubtedly stimulated this tendency. Soldiers are always prone both to fatalism and to superstition; and many of our men are said to have carried amulets with them into action. At home there was a great outbreak of necromancy and spirit- nalism, which was supported by a few well-known men whose names gave authority to the movement. These pen were themselves suffering 'from bereavement, and a large num- ber of sorrowing parents and wid- ows followed them in a pathetic en- deavor to establish, by various forms of occultism, commurfon with the spirits of thdse whom they had dear- ly loved. It is difficult to decide lief comes so quickly. i ABLE REMEDY, D%® THOMAS' |ECLECTRIC| oO whether these beliefs have taken deep Toot in the popular mind or not. s The probability is that they will die down by degrees, except among @ small number who are nat- urally attracted by anything strange, " mysterious and exciting. Mrs. Martha Ogilvie, special cus toms officer, whose activities at Windsor port has aroused a storm of protes from many residents of city, resulting in an appeal . addressed to Hon. R. W. Wigmore, minister of customs, asking her re- moval, received orders to report to Ottawa for duty, apd left at once. CO LI TT Hy "YES--FRY'S COCOA makes delicious icing" LLL TT TL TL TLR LAAT Make the ICING for your Chocolate Cakes with Easily and quickly made this way:-- Remember: "Nothing Will Do But La Frys Pure Cocoa Mix four tablespoons FRY'S COCOA with two cups powdered sugar; then add two tablespoons melted butter, two tablespoons of milk and a teaspoon of vanilla. Beat until smeoth, when it will be ready for your cake. Try it once-- you'll want to make icing this way OFTEN. TILT AT ALLELE ELLIE AT LJRARERE FRY'S" CO TT TLL EIT IIIT) LE LC LL NC ITTY) eT rabbi beh I ET TC TL LL LL TEER ETRE TTT III el ol I~ hd = 1 = 1 - - Il - > W. H. STEVENSON|| SCOTT'S GARAGE HORSE SHOER and BLACKSMITH, Waggons and Trucks Repaired. Prices moderate, a TEMPERANCE HOTEL YARD QUEEN STREET Repairs, Washing and Storage. One 1915 Mclaughlin Toure ing ear for sale cheap for a quick buyer. 208 BAGOT STREET Phone 1804wW. | Alumninum Wares Specials | COMMENCING SATURDAY we offer a 13; quart Aluminum Double Boiler for ,..... $1.73. (regular price, $2.50), and A set of 3; --1 and 2 quart Lipped Sauce Pans for ...... $1.85. (regular price, $2.50. - THESE ARE "VERIBEST"" ALUMINUM---guaranteed equal to the best. ; A full line of ALUMINUM and PYREX COOKING UTENSILS to be had at:-- LEMMON & SONS 187 PRINCESS ST. For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That - Genuine Castoria Use For Over Thirty Years - What has become of the o.l. girl erchief by . Exact Wrapper. GASTORIA THE CENTAUR COMPANY YORK CITY | Phone 2106w. | cess he can at least sit down it easy. z, : EFS Firewood Large quantity of sound Railway Ties tor sale cheap. All tents reduced to clear, We need the room. IL Cohen & Cos 275 Ontario St. Phone 837, EE -------------- ------ Choice Pot Roasts 18¢ to 20¢, Ib, Cholce Rib Roasts 20c. to 28c, Ib, Choice Pork Roasts Cholce Lamb Roasts 30c. to 35¢. Ib Choice Creamery Butter ..58e, Ib, Home-made Head Cheese 20¢, 1b, 2 All kinds of Cut Meats, ete, QUICK'S Y'ESTERN MEAT MARKNT 113 CLERGY STREET Phone 2011. FOR SALE DWELLING, BARN AND ONE ACRE OF LAND at city limits ..........$2,600 W. H. GODWIN & SON Real Estate and Insurance 89 Brocl: Street. Phone 424. ---- PAA AAA A AN SN Ni, rit Mattresses Don't throw away your old Mattresses. We renovate all kinds and make them as good as new. Get our prices. Frontenac Mattress Co. 17 BALACLAVA STREET WOOD Sawed in Stove ¥ BOOTH & CO. Foot West Street + Phone 133. A d------------------------ 1 If a man js unable to stand sues and take | J 4 3 " EE ig t an ET