THE DAILY : AT GRAND ORANG E CONVENTION. The pictures above show some of the most important men attending the Grand Orange Lodge of British America con- _ vention.being hgld ia Toronto this week, at which representa tives from all the provinces of Canada are present. They are ~ {(from left to Jpn): H. C. Hocken, M.P., Grand Master of Bri tish America, and editor of the Orange Sentinel; W. M. Fitz- . : gerald, arand taker, Grand k : Vancouver, B.C., Past-Grand Master of the Grand Black Chap |" fown Business College, Deputy Grand Master of P.E.I., * The * - .-- Used Cars For Sale 3 Briscoe Touring. | Reo Touring. | Studebaker Touring. | Ford Truck. : I Chevrolet Truck. : See our new 1921 Briscoe Touring Car. ANGLIN BROS., Bay St. MR. ROBERT W. ANGLIN, MANAGER We have just received a fresh supply of this famou J regu- lator for the LIVER AND KIDNEYS. It's solution affords an ideal SALINE MINERAL WATER which is just the proper thing to take this warm weather. It comes in tWo sizés--388e.,, and 0c. See out window display! Sargent's Drug Store 186 PRINCESS STREET. PHONF 41. ss Sr ---. ECONOMIZE !!! guaranteed. A few éxceptio nal bargains in 830x314 Tires left. Drop in and see them. W. D. Johnston FREE AIR = Phone 881iw. 70 PRINCESS STREET. is ak > ¥ » AE fas debs gde Ly By having yout Bleciric Toastérs an to $8.00. Bingle pwd Double Hot Plates. Burke Electric Company 74 Priscésy Street. 0 me equipped with Irohs--~from $4.50 up FOR YOUR BATTERY TROUBLES In the event of your experiencing ANY Battery trouble, 1 shall appreciate it if you will extend to me your patronage. : In addition to up-to-the-minute appliances, I am equipped with a very thorough, intimate knowledge of the subject which enables me to assure you very gratifying results. : 5 M. LAWSON Auto Battery Expert 110 CLER@Y RTRERT. PHONR 275. dl'S i EEE Used ey | Ford Touring, 1917. | Ford Touring, 1914. | McLaughlin D-35. _, rt McLaughlin K-63. ©} ., | Chev. 490. Special bargain $395. I Reo Touring. gp : All cars in Al shape, good tires and freshly painted. - / Garden of the Gulf." SOLD "NEAR" BEER. Convicted in couver Vancouver, B.C, July 27.---Tha first decision in connection with the sale of near beer included under the Moderatioh act was given in Police Court yesterday, when A. Campbell, a club steward, was found guilty of selling liquor. Bentence will be pro- nounced later. The law stipulates six months' imprisonment without option of a fine, ™N Club Steward Vane Archbishop _of Baltimore, Rome, July 27.--The Pope has ap- pointed Bishop Michael J. Curley, of St. Augustine, Archbishop of Balti- more. : The Rgiht Rev. Michael J. Curley, Bishop of Bt. Augustine, was ot- dained March 194, 1904, and con- seorated June 30th} 1914, The office 1 of Archbishop of Baltimore was held by the late Cardinal Gibbons. - concentrated JellyCrystals ure fruit extracts com- the very finest Calf's Made of bined wit Foot Jelly: Far superior to the average Jelly Powder, Each packet makes one pint of delicious jelly. Six flavors, A trial will convince you. Al your grocers WEIR SPECIALTY CO. LTD TORONTO - CANADA "Bewdre of imitations." Smoke T&B For best ts, buy " in large packages "You're making Better Times for us" "Sometime ago we stopped waiting for business to improve. With the aid of Long + Distance and your 'live-wire' Manager we are better times for olirselves. Hadn't realized be- fore what friendly, helpful folks you are. More power to you." Phone 1609. 34-38 Princess Street. ecretary. of Ontario West; T. R. Ferguson, K.C., Toronto, Deputy County Master; Rev. Capt. C. W. Whit- aster of British Columbia; Col. Donald Sharpe, Fonthill, Ont., Grand Madter of Ontario West: John J: Fulk, ter of British América, and L. B. Miller, principal of Charlotte- MOTHER TIED HER * CHILD TO THE TRACK Farmer Rescued the Little @irl Shortly Before Train Rushed By. Quebse, July 27.--The shocking treatment of a child by its mother at Ste, Anuné de la Pocatiere was re- lated here in a special despatch from that town to L"Actioh Catholique. The despatch did not give any names, but likened the case to that of the Gagnon woman of Lotbin- iere, who is now serving a life term in Portsmouth penitentiary for hav- in} caused the death of her step- daughter, Aurore. It appears that the woman ire- cently took a violent dislike to her twelve-year-old daughter, and, after inflicting cruel punishment upon the child, finally dragged her to the rail- way tracks of the Intercolonial line and bound" her to the ralls leaving her to her fate, The screams and sobs of the child attracted the attention of a farmer working in a fleld nearby, and he rescued her from her perilous posi- tion a few minutes before the train passed by. ~ When the fownfolks learned of the action they reported the matter to the authorities, who investigated the cage and found that the .woman had displayed evidence of insanity of late, and in consequence of her violent treatment of her child, had her in- terned in an asylum. THE CHANGING VIEW, We used to think it rained because we wanted to have fun, Out in the blossoms of the lane be- neath the glowing sun, And we were petulant and cross and whimpered all the day-- But now we view the rain that falls in quite a different way. A We ised to think the storms were sent to spoil our plenic date, And kéep us penned up in the house or right inside the gate, And we were angry all the time that things should go that way- But we have learned to view the storms qitite different to-day. And it is 50 in all things here that mark ott quiet life-- We see the wisdom, of the toil and of the pain and strife, And we hdve grown a gentler will and welcome all He sénds,. For now we take another view of Nature's destined ends,, We know for instance, that the rain is sent to fill a need, And not to spoil our happy day and make our spirits bleed, And through the larger purpose of His will and wish we know, The bleesing of the flying clouds as the sun's bright glow. -- Bautatayn Bard. PRICE TREND DOWNWARD. -- Sixty-One Recessions Recorded This Week, Toronto, July 27.-~--Although var- ious commodities continue to display considerable resistance to the down. ward course of priees, the general trend toward a lower level remains well" defined, there being sixty-one recessions this week in the compara tive list of wholesale guotations com= piled by Dun's Review, as compared thirty-six advances. Last week out of a total of eighty<three changes, for- ty-four were declines, while a com- parison for the cdrresponding week last year shows 44 reductions and 29 increases. In -- Japan Buys Canadian Cattle. Brockville, July 37.--~Two animals of the world-famous Avondale farm herd of Holstein-Friesians, owned by A. C. Hardy, and possessing the blood of Mdy Echo Sylvia, . the world's record cow, have been pur Pontiac, born April 3rd, 1920, and Bcho Sylvia Cornelis, born Febru. ary 6th, 1919, ah go Oppose Standard Acts ~ Belleville, July 27.--The local cheese board by a small majority went on record as opposing the Dairy Standard wet, which imposes pay- fent for milk on the basis of butter 1ot of bali players being married BRITISH WHIG. WEDNESDAY; JULY 27, 1021. f { Pay-Day Savin You are paid regularly. Save A Whea . Be es, yn e e nas vin Ar rE One dollar -- five dollirs =~ ten dollars--whatevér you ein eonvés - nieritly afford. And ini the THE Proms sl oe BR fo Po vpn oR Head Office t: Montreal, Fite a Branch. Te equipment purchased can be installed at once. First-class mechanics, Automotive Equipment 100 Broék Street " - . . . Phone 818w. Tousiks Buress, Mig. Agents, Aveestories T tires and storage batteries can be purch STARTING THURSDAY AND FOR 2 WEEKS JOCKETTS SUMMER SALE 1,000 pairs Ladies' Fine Oxfords and Street Pumps--out on Bargain Tables. : Better Bargains than any Sale we have ever had. ' ~ We want you to see these goods--all out on tables and each pair marked. - We buy only the best makesand these are the shoes on sale Narrow widths, wide widths, small sizes, large sizes, 20% off all Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases during this Sale. LOCKETTS MERCHANTS BANK A Established 1864, poe 88, 3. W McIYMONT, Moses' "Automotive equipment" wishes to announce that all ; . : On Thursday the death occurred [town in the person of Mra Clark of well-known resident of Biisabeth- | Birnham, Glen Buell. She was thirty- Bargain Prices of Used Cars Listed Below in excellent mechanical condition and equipped with first-class thy men, 25 yéars lowing facts will ty-five years of age: ONE only will be wealthy. FOUR will be well-to-do. FIVE will-still be working for living, FIFTY-FOUR will be dépehe dent upon friends, relativés, - of charity. IN VIEW OF THESE FACTS can you afford to HEbtly fegard the Future when a small deposit set aside regular} éach ear with the Mutual Life Co., of Cans ads i Euardnice you in sash, . af age 65, earljer, t sumo . 42,000.06, id) " Ter more 5 LR hows tHAt of 100 av nea) shows Bh of th yon Mat S. Ro hton pret THE MUTUAL LIFE' | oF CANS ao PANY Phone elo. Kingeion, Ont. | - ~~ o --- nite years of age. Her maiden nate was Miss Sarah Veda Clifford. on reasonable terms ~ "REO ROADSTER--4 cylinder - CHEVROLET .............. COLE~3 passenger touring car. FORD--Itontruck .......... ..$150000 ..$ 450.00 ..$ 500.00 ..$ 500.00 ..$ 350.00 it will come natural to fet a veoh. $16.50 each oS i LS ps abs STR il.