_ " Ce * J . 6 THE DAILY B R IT IS H WHIG. j (© WIIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1021. -------- ---- ee "THE BRITISH WHIG by bluff, by Hving on our wits, or | are now aligning themselves bn the { - | ; ' i ans, It will ¢ {side of Turkéy against Greece. and 88TH YEAR. other artificial means. It will come, |8 , ! be says, by struggle, self-control and | this change of attitude on their part Walt Mason | hard work, inspired by those spiritual | can be directly attributed, sad as it | THE POET PHILOSOPHER : : Qualities, which are to civilization | may be, to a betrayal of the Hedjaz | hoo _ 2 | Men's Men's what the spring is to our watches. by the Allies at the peace conference. MY MAP. | Underwear ba 9 Underwear He hints that business is not and [One of thé conditions by which the | - My face is not surpassing fine, but ' . never has been an end in itself, and { Hedjaz were induced to remain in it's the only one I have, and I won't . at Wholesale - at Wholesale that it has always followed in the [the fight against Turkey was that on | try to make it skine with paints or Prices Prices Wake, of religion; it has never pre- | the successtul conclusion of the war | unguents or salve. A friend of mine ceded it; The trouble is, he "says, [against Turkey, an independent Ara- | had small rep e, he worried much Foe vy 1 £2 12 an tle Mut ne tormed in Sin day ad ie -srosen bo bm [lh ain To sell the best for le AUStry by the will of cong: j 8, | with Emir Feisul, son of the King of | crooked nose that Aapered gently to . a. jut when | the right. He spent about a hundred 3 bankers, labor unions, and boards of | the Hedjaz, as its ruler. Buf when hones With ben: dots nared Our prices are cut good and plenty y the wil | th ace conf discussed the directors. rather than by the wil] of | the Peace Stemee. disc ilk, who told him, in caressing tones, God. Probably most people will | question, France refused to recognize tho' WORKING I'S Wi ; . ; ey'd make his beak as fine as silk. . NG MEN'S WOOL We want you to see agree with him, though they may dif- | the claim of Feisul, Britain backed And now his lonely watch he keeps, 5 SOCKS THE FALL OVERCOATS fer, in their conception of the will of | up France, and the Arab prince re- | [0 Peace and joy bereft, and Ribbed, Ste, Seid for, 50c. and | are offering for ....$25.00 God, andwhow to discover it. | He is, | turned to Cyria, disgruntled and dis- when he sees his nose he weeps, for , 2 Pai . 5 " Pure Wool Grey Cheviots, new | however, probably near the truth, in | satisfied. It has been stated on the | now 4¢ tapers to the left. My aunt Te top Te. models, splendidly tailored. i R finding that in Prosperity and civili- { most excellent authority that this be- once had a lovely hide, her face like MEN'S SOFT COLLARS Published Dafly and Semi-Weekly by | zation there is, in addition to natural | trayal of Emir Feisul has been re- | lilies kissed by dew; but paint and All hew styles --- Tn. TxMivEs CRUSHING | ources and labor, "that intangible | sponsible for thy troubles which the | powder she applied, to be in line with YOUNG MEN'S SUITS ------------------------------ EGER. em spfritual' quality--which can be de- British have had ii Mesopotamia and al Hie crew. She doped her face with BOSTON SILK GARTERS | We have them at $13, $18, Lemau A. Gulla ..... .. Editor and | veloped only through e natural | Egypt. It is also equally certain |liquid wax and kalsomine and Magic The 75¢. ones for .. , $25 and $80.00 Mapaging-Direetor |, which God ar that it 4s to a large extent responsible Spray, apd agv she is a battle-ax who ---------- But we want to a atnctn ont ELEPHONES: 54) Mr, Babson does well to insist on | for the holy war which the King of ie = ore hy dv. 2 4 1 SEE THE MENS RAIN beauties. These Suits are every. itorial Ro "352 Some obvious necessities before we | the Hedjaz has declared against the tenance is harsh and plain, but I You'll be pleased! thing we claim them to be. Job Office ee 2 : may hope for a return to prosperity, | Greeks, As a fighting force, these just leave it where it grew--it doesn't ' = , Nixie by tus best sailors fn Oat SR a ATES: One of these is honest hard work, Arabs have proven themselves worthy cause me any pain. My whiskers Ask to see our ~~» - ported and domestic material, One year, delivered in city ......3$6.00 for the sheer love of work, 'or as hé | Of respect, and should they join | form ga brindled hedge and often- MEN'S PYJAMAS newest styles. New Greens, 8 Joan iL paid in nhs TI 50 | calls it "that desire for service which | forces with the Turks in active fight~ | times obstruct the view, my moles ] We are offering at Grey, Browns and pure Wool One TA alo sates . is the basis of prosperity." Another | Ing against the Greek army, they may | and freckles stand on edge, one eye a a ---------- Indiko Blue. Ready to try on, One year, by mail, cash ., point well taken is that there must | help to turn the scale. It seems quite | is green, the other blue. But when f a» We are Showing some very fOIehed in your Seles ju a dow Shs Joan ut nite siaadvance 3180! pe a retgrn to a dollar's worth of | Within the bounds of Possianity that the beauty doctors come, ug ask to Tooke CLASSY Sumy For- | travel some to beat these. ? : SSENTATIT ES | WOrk or service for a dollar of money. | they will do' so, for although the ruct my map (for which na 0 r, : Calder, 13 80 Jonge TATIY BS He says the reason for the decline | Greeks are fighting this war quite | they'd charge a princely sum), I tell BIG SPECIAL I¥ MEN'S HOSE Stzes 14 to 15. BW Taam cate SHE PUW, In foreign trade is that foreign cus- | independent of their late allies, the | them I'm not such a sap. Pn ped Liste Thread. Navy, -------------__ | OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT jotters to the Editor are published | 'OMeTs are tired of being "stung." | Hedjaz look upon them as the enemy Re Nau? Mason. 8 pairs for $1.00 a MEN'S WORE TROUSERS i whe of the bt Siltact Spots in Sntgover the actual name of the|Such indeed we suppose is the feeling | Of the Moslems, and probably feel 3 ry Surable. Worsteds. Sizes ¥ 3 floor. The most complete stock rer of all customers at home as well ag | Quite justified in joining hands with lind ame & 1 upp SILK LISLE THREAD of Loye' wear to" be seen in - ------------------------------------ | 0! piashched ls ong 3 Hie best Job|ahr0ad. those of their own faith, now that : Dokble soles, toes and heels --'| We are selling % Lagtern Ontario, In other words, Mr. Babson's cure | there is no Colonel Lawrence on the LIC OPINION black, brown, blue, grey--76e, Seiicamsomon d fh | scene to make them do otherwise variety WAKEFIELD'S ENGLISH - or b scene make them other % . F The circulation of THE BRITISH. for business depression is 4 return ? 2 pairs for $1.00 *T HATS right-doing, which men learn, he fOr iruras me PREIETEREE & X /.1 "WHIG 1» Sathugutl by the says, through spiritua] development Baron Byng. I * ------- SILK AND WOOL HOSE We can give you a and through suffering; that is, . (New York Tribune) oF : Audit Bureau of Circulations. through religion and experience, We ALONG LIFE'S DETOUR Canadians must be pleased with Have sold at $1.00 and $1.25) MOORE'S ENGLISH HAT , | venture to quote this elbquent pass- {he prospect which opens before rise Wa gre oy OF tiem avvamrann + oo + + $478 age from an altogether impressive BY SAM HILL them under the leadership of the N-------------- ddvens: brave figure whom on Thursday last : See the, address: they inaugurated as their governor- PURE SILK HOSE ENGLISH WOOL GABERDINE 1 How long will this depression That's the Right Spirit. general. = The British government Double soles. Loos 2 heel, wv -- COATS * ast? It will last until we substitute | - Yes, 1 may blunder, could have selected no representative pure Silk, "'Holeproof'--sold as e are offering at ....$25.00 Less iawiesutes youl help some. | yqustry for indolence, integrity for But then, by thunder! With surer access to the heart of the high as i150 and $1.78. Nothing to touch these for tii but we also need less law, dishonesty, service for selfishnoss, At least they sennot say Dominion than the man who led the {0 per pair 10Rey- The man who practices safety first until we get the right point of view ii > a ES hoi Mavic, Leat to perish. . a Mill be less likely'to come out second | *0ard life, and realize that we are Observations of Oldest Imhabitant. Pronto nat Be Darviehelos " e here 'to serve our fellow-men, that I kin remerhber when it was pos- Bat B R Wor eorge, best. i I th i sible 'to tell grandmother from grand- on Byng of Vimy, We are to pull the cart instead of The 1 he Unit to ride in the cart, and that when we | 3UERter by the clothes they wore. pecpis Of 3he United. States |" Mino's war slogan: "Farce to the htmost." ---------- He who will not reason is a bigot. t have an imagination for such men as McClary's He who cannot is a fool. He who | SMe to the end of our lives the ques- It Plays Continuously. the new commander-in-chfef of the ; . dare not is a slave.--B:ron. tion will be asked not, how much "How many stops are there on a [nation across the northern border. y ' : y 2 have we got, but how you got it-- | pipe organ?" asked Bolt. They know the new Governor-Gen- -------- : how ypu got it and how did you use 8 haven't any idea," answered Nutt, eral's record as a soldier and they | as an eS Domestic clouds are seldom sinis- ve ; "but I know the organ of speech Know the eter op 0 Ridges | tor if there is a littlq creature about it? % needs a lot more than it has. tale whieh TY ay & 3 the house to raise a squall, hE Te e------r---- -- 2 ¥ ie hy, a die. He may The finest finished Gas Ranges made in Canada. A HOLY WAR, A Poets Lament. e certain that they welcome his com- 7 different styles carried in stock to choose from, 5 . ing to this side of the Atlantic and S : hdc The things that I'd like to write , PLATE 2 4 ; Hard times: A season during which A new feature has been added to. Are the things I've never written; , | that their good wishes are his, Hor 1, 2, 3, 4 Burners it is very difficult to borrow money the war between Greece and Turkey | The chords I'a like to smite ------ ' to Pi Nig you don't néed. by the declaration of a holy wag by | qian. Shords Ive never. syiitien; The King's Prizeman, ' a / fa 1 8 Why my muse (London Daily Telegra. h) Rt -------------- the Ki f th e 4 . | A physician says the modern girl 08 of the Hedjaz, This de- | rails to amuse The . re is something peculiarly sat- Ideal for summer has learned not to wear tight clothes, claration has been made as a measure | More than the mews . {stying to the taste of.his country. ie Of assisting the Turkish Nationalists | Of ® Kitten, men about the sturdy, grizzled littie wear for babies. Fits in 'that «" » ol 1 \ ' Way drag in word "tight ? in the campaign which they are wag- a=Heooh E. Hoochie Northumbrian innk2sper who hag at- ¢ eee ~ tained, after. half a,.1if Red theories will make little pro. | !® Ib Asia Minor, and in which they No Wonder He's Tired. ed, after half a lifetime of 4 at : -other nations; is not as yet apparent Rifle Association for a shill} 3 day a man reaches for het trusty six-gun. [© " Foel Question 71186, r a shilling ay. but it is a fact that in the past, holy | F. G. asks whether people wireless They like still better to. think that Dr. Chown's Drug Store The kind of the Hedjaz bas pro- | Wars, when taken seriously by the since radio hag come into general use, the sergeant, an old volunteer "join- : " claimed a "holy war," just as though | Moslem people, have had a decidedly] * "a ¥ ed up" in 1914, at fitty-five years cf 1 385 Princess 81. Paime that sort of 4 ruction 2ould be holy, | Uncomfortable habit of causing ~All Belongs on Tos. age, and did his bit". in thy Royal x 2 Ires : , . : snugly, are of soft, have already suffered heavy defeats | "Your business must be very wear. |od perseverance, the thing he had . §ross in a country that has learned a at the om of the pis ly Just | 108" remarked the sympathetic young |set his heart upon. They like to pliable Rubber, cas- Profound reverence for red tape. lady reporter, who was Interviewing | think that he won the King's prize, what effect it will have upon the ulti- the Tired Business Man. rot with a treasured and {boroughly : . The old-fashioned woman wept for | ate result of the war, and in caus- wearing away chiied, wearily, "t 18 | urderstood weapon of kis own, but : ily washed. the thing she desired; the new wo. | 18 complications which may involve --_-- with one hired from the N onal : . (Bond Cor. Orleans, Ind, Pr ess-Ex- trouble for Great Britain, aminer) bd =. jAsmy Observance. Corps. Taers ave We didn't help win the war by If the King of the Hedjaz decides Ruth Qualkenbush stuck a nail in been Bialeys in the past tha ».in the Farms For Sale her foot and has bee fering badly |18NtINE out of the supreme event, : ering why sonenditions aad won- | to take an active part in the opera. | her ! " De%h MASerioe Sadly hhve Syed tac rie rators wah oI THAT WE ARE GOING TO fret clave fag of 00 scot Ith dering why somebody didn't do some- | tions, the Turks will have at their ful joy; there will be such again. hownanip of Kingston, about pil thing. disposal a warlike and well trained Gives You an Earful--and a Pain. |But there have been, and there will : {ores under cultivation; large mapl i . b lot of valuable timb ' army of Arabs, for the Hedjaz were | A girl I shun be, few contests as thrilling as that SACRIFICE AT Tioe B10 giot Of Valuable 'timber ; ---- ir Panda ! Fiies don't have any fun on the largely instrumental in bringing Is Bue Carrots; of 1921, and few triumphs as uni- 2--An excellent farm of 100 acres, only ' She' f th : 1 market, farm. They don't get to tickle the [about the downfall of the Turks in ne 2 todd versally acclaimed as that of the : £00d 'Dullaingar: wall re iarana® kek Roses of sleepers at six o'clock in | their Arablan and Palestine cam- =~). J, |Stout-hearted' old Briton, who takes do Sulverah festile clay' loan the morning. . |paigns" during the Great War. In --_-- . Jack » Be ori-Coustey gi v for fuel; a bargain at $7,500, < --------n view of the fact that these former : x 8 Ta Wations o 5, 80¥Y« ® 3--A good farm of 100 acres, three Always a Big Crop There. erelgn, one of the most famous and quariers of a mile from the Villagi ry Copabiics arama tat enemies are now becoming allies, the | Where are peanuts grown? asks a keenly-sought prizes of amateur skill . 3 J denpura. Pl: oa butldings | story of the part played by the Hed- | contemporary. In political campaigns, |in the empire. : "on Ol Snevitably to federal, control of big e Pp » on good road abput nine miles fron Jaz in the war is of particular inter. | Usually. a GET A GOOD TIRE CHEAP oro out W Actes valtivay business, i : id o-. It 2 * shor Sa and Actors Are Wearing It That Way, |#C¢ 480s 0 # 4 ove *oe : We have a large lst of farms wu i eatin aring adventure, for it was the cam- Says George Bailey: "It it dg & . @ it choose from. ; : i Hast . wat ang wily is Rest, ung paign of the Hedjaz against the | love it will be bling ever to 3 + BRITISH NAVY MUST > S AND BEAT THE HIGH COST r T J 3 Sv Ee yaa on et eg Turks which was engineered, in ton tpaout # has been our observa. |p BE SECOND TO NONE + - OF MOTORING, : oe Je Lockhart the proftern, 6 19% acoreoy aud wiaided, by one MAD, | 1ikq 11 that wage 10 07 Seem to lg ---- : v REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Profiteers " ~%% [Colonel Lawrence, of the British - : : ta 00, Aug. 13-~The Bape Phone 322 or 1797J. gene. mpire mu ve 4 nava : .B.--We h / 1 i" There ds one consolation about Arm yet Lawrence, a small, almost] 1 a Hed Oat Like er iio witn | ® force equal to that of any other NB--We Brook Stroat Binenol eH being a nobody. You are never dis- : ' h y 9 ~ : ly days of the Palestine and Egyp- : : { y will investi ou. ear i her hand +i & |% moon. ; Rody. sate tian campaigns, a second lieutenant "He said. he thought a lot of me," |% The premier, in making o ; * Those Phantom Doce booze ships that | in the army of General Allenby. Find- | repleld the young man, "and while |# saatement regarding the deci- : time make ithe matives there a racs | 50me, he secured two weeks leave and "tongue went with it. pt good three-mile swimmers. disappeared. He was not heard of : + aL. goed ti the ne * : for nearly two years, and then he $ tish navy must Second 10.4 fturbed by the uneasy fear that some. | ®TeMinate-looking man, was, in the | MYTtle," said the friend. "what gig |* Country, Lioyd George said in Si Coal That Suits | bperate on the Atlantic coast may in | 108 military discipline rather frk.| he Was perfectly willing for mn to (4 sons of the Imperial Confer & \ THE TIRE SHOP | + Sr ---------- Daily Sentence Sermon. # mone." The premier's remarks $ ne 5 - a © Germany the other day celebrated | appeared at the head gf an army of od ory be square if you desire to|® Were greeted with loud cheers. + 'TO. MAKE IMMEDIATE CEMENT Tr. * x Sheree The Delaware, Lackawanna and | Western Railroad's her father say when you asked for (* the commons yesterday after- have her hand he warned me her + ence said: the second anniversary of the QGer- | trained and warlike Arabs, the sub- | round out your caree > ® & GRANT SUM OF 000 Cel b ted man dmperial republic. It has en-| jects of the King of the Hedjaz. His Rr CEP 052000% 00000 on -- 85 e ra dured much longer than many pre-|life work had been the study of arch. Makes Few Fitting Res ---- Qovernment Will Also : ; : "My talor.never fits me, Quebec i | : dicted. 8eology in Arabia and fn the hidden Deklared Johnny Fife, 1 Look Further Into Aylmer -- olties of Mesopotamia. He had lived.| "But them I serternte™ ¢ : : Scranton We have no trade relations with |for many. years in these countries, | Get fits from my wite® : : A Situation. od | ad Bussia, and the latest report on. our | had learnt the Arab language in all by of ug. 19.--The provincial 5 preign commerce indicates that in | its dialects, knew the manners and News of x Suchec. Aus. pe es > . mmother year or two we will have no | customs of the people, and had be-| D. P, of Hamilton, declarbs Dr. | 'ers SILLS, CAPS, LINTELS, ETC. Coal Blood, of Middlet: and Dr. . y * x #rade relations with anybody. come almost as one of them. Attired od, Death, obstetricians keep Improved pro Material and price as an Arab, he crossed the Arabian | Of Framkim, De Darien The Standard Anthracite Commercial organizations in all desert, and presented himself to the Se 23 ot a . LN . ay y y 1 te right, The only Coal hasdled by Parts of-the country report that a King of the Hedjaz and his son, Emir | would make our blood run sold. 527 Princess Street, corner Alfred Better tone is appearing in the-busi- | Pelsut; and by the sneer force of nig] We always like to"spe w girl help: p ; which Mess world. Wonder if that will {personality he brodght them into ace | ™® ber Hvis. Boe no. urnoss that a hosphiala, 'the : make the pessimiet change his. tion on the side of the Allies against ng. : the Turks. Single-handed he train family is holding -& re- "mw . ee ; : Thi . : N ! #4 the army and formed it into a Vit Tou tn eon urchin, wake ? . A irsty? I : splendid military maching which won | tion to the Stouts we wl - \ Su ah victory after victory ove; en. in the corset lUngerie ad- ! . Persuing at a Preminm. the most notable ory ig Yertisements of the department Stores, r h New York, Aug. 13 Now Jorkers ter, Radnor, White Rock, Ada. Phone 2. Foot of Queen St. the route of the Turks at the ancient The Wise Boyn, . : ' a aJevsioped dictionary Jatsion nac Dry Ginger Ale, Gurd's 'Is a black business, but we | city of Petra, a city five thousand "If you'd be wise. ¢ 45 ite ; s i Ginger Ale, Gurd's Dry Ginger treat you white" 4 years ol, and the history of whieh eslared dol nam is ; : ed on perusers at the New York Pub- Ale, Gurd's Ginger Beer, Gura's | 11° is buried in antiquity. Arabia was B04 1h mcr. ij 0 lic Library, it was learned today. A Water, , ee] | cleared of the Turkish forces, and ~Cincignati Boquirer. librarian is posted at the dictionary Boda : Wher » wy Ble RE ott down oo . the campaign concluded with the tri- x | shelf to keep the line moving. " Flubgeb bo y rh) a ont Smphant sutry jute at Gol. cs Sine : : ' & ? es her outer skirt and sits on the "Don't spend more money The only thing dig about some of under skirt, but « man has no way Than you make. the * ] : eT of protecting bis Palm Beach trous : --Hastings {Neb.) Tribune. > 88. J