> THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1vs1, 6 eee THE BRITISH WHIG | 88TH YEAR. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. _ BIBLE THOUGHT ' FOR TO-DAY, JOY FOR WEHPING:-- | His -anger endureth but a moment: in his favour is life. weep- | | ing may endure for a night, but joy] cometh in the morning.--Psalm | 30:5 > | Ie ALONG LIFE'S DETOUR | BI BBY S rer BB AM cic cd ti esr sirens emacs ---- WHERE Whene'er the antismoke or drink choir Soriety Brand Ulothes I feel that soon I can't help sprouting RE S [a A LD RI NEW FALL STYLES ARE READY wi OUR SPECIAL ORDER SERVICE ra wiles a Clini conten: iy MAY INTEREST YOU TI ry Tn For goodness sake, lady, why don't | you call the fire department? INCREASED COLLEGE ANCE, The extent to which | people of this country i {faith in the value of h { tion may be gathered f(r enrollments which are made public, Smaller cqlleg as universities, which hav been heard from, report a credible increases, Queen' sity;=eg-reported [n<the g Wednesday, will have a larger lstration than last year, despite t (fact that the medica) faculty stricts the number of first year st dents to fifty. Despite some remarkable records in the past, it {s certain that the rush to college this year will be greater than ever before. Even increased THE ACCIDENT. tuition. and living costs in college | Oh, jings; how sick a driver feels, tote towns are no bar to the great crowd | when he looks down and sees a voter mA. Guild |) Editor amd | clamoring for a college education. In | 'tangled in his wheels, with mangled Managing-Director the schools in which it was decided | Pat and knees! He looks down TELEIHONES . | through remorseful tears, and sheds Business qice ' ' fo resort to stiffer entrance exagiiae | magenta sweat, and though he live Touromal, toons tions to keep Sywa the pape, meet, [a hundred years, he never will forget. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. even this has failed. The desire for | x4 nner times he's a thoughtful cuss, (Daily Edition) higher education geems to overcome | who scans the road with care, as he -- ATTEND. | tional issues, This is a process that takes time, and what the party needs in. Canada to-day is able and active |' leaders. It lost its leadership when | be coalition was formed, and to this be attributed the off-shoots the party represented by labor nd tho farmers, There is a great work to be per- formed for Liberalism that e¢alls for he development of leaders, and until these mpn are found and an affective | Craton organ tZation 18 Tor ed Lib : cg- | eralism- will wander a disunited | ® e party, = : { = fn LAN Hak - id Rf i 4! Hu Boy, Briag a Hale, Nostrums, reforms, cure-all ills, This topic my lost soul with rapture thrills, Halil! lectures, re Walt Mason | THE POET PHILOSOPHER Sn . Published Dally and Semi-Weekly by THE BRITISH WHIG PUBLISHING/ C0., LIMITED J. G., Bn ++. President Lema. You select a choice from our new samples--we take your measure, and have Suit or Overcoat delivered to your home in week or ten days' time, PRICE ........... cic 0nnn ivan. $35-840--$45 WEEK-END SPECIALS See our Puie Wool See Our New HAND-TAILORED SUITS SLIP-ON OVERCOATS Newest models. Our big special Our Big Special $30.00 $25.00 Nutt Flag a Mean Disposition, | "Do you think every married man | should wear a wedding ring?' asked Bolt "I think spats would be more ap- | propriate," replied Nutt, RR You Can't Lose By This System. Letters to the Editor are published only over the actual name of the writer. Attached Is one of the best job orinting offices in Canada may now seem, is no greater than it | Sabbath fair, can it again be worn . | The voter, borne upon a door, is tak- would have been normally had there fon to the town and babbles of the hat been no war. he wore, when he was stricken down. A good share of the increased col- Oh, never may you know the pain of {lege enrollment is due to the fact such a scene, I pray, and never may that he value of a college education your gilded wain run down some is becoming more widely known. No | hapless jay. Leave black remorse doubt the raising of the standards of t'other chaps, nor know ithe pangs education, even in the high schools One your geliyered 1h oy .... . all obstacles, {propels his foaming bus adown the One year, by mall to rural offic For obvious reasons many educa- | thoroughfare. But now a neighbor ne Tua ao Sates 'eens 3:00] tors had expected, if not a decreased, { with him rides, and he would show One yea# by mall. cash .....31.80 at least no greatly increased enroll- {her speed, and open wide the throt- ons Year, " A kala in, 2avance $i ment; so that they are now at a |.'® Slides, and she saws wood, indeed. . . | She madly rips around a curve, and UO TOWN REPRESENTATITES | 1088 to explain this unexpected phen- |) = the voter stands; it is too late /F. Calder, 22 Si. John St, Montreal! omenon. Others see in it nothing |. 8 : ' FW. T +ee...100 King St. W, | alas, to swerve, and on his frame she Toronto. more than the fact that public in- lands. The poor pedestrian lies flat terest in education is being taken up {upon the dusty lea; the ruins of his at the point where it stopped when | Sunday hat are pitiful to see. The Dear Sam: . Here is a formula for we went to war. The demand for | crown is dented here and there, the | winning at the Jusis, Take 2 the higher education, however strong it | Prim is badly torn, and never, on afte You ean get ee | opinion. Find out the horses on which | | the odds 'are in your favor. Then call | up your favorite bookie and ask him You never E. 8. (The circulation of THE BRITISH *_WHIG is authenticated by the L ABO Audit Bureau of Circulations. how he likes the weather, lose by this method. Even Nature Favors Them. | Have you ever wondered why | plumbers are such a happy lot and | 9 none of them ever has to go to the:| poorhouse? Well, here's the answers | Politica] win@mills will soon Le working at their full éapacity, they feel, and never let your caution lapse when you are at {he wheel. At times one suspects that there is no' excellence without great press- agenting. | their children are no longer satisfied Fajlure: Any man who nurses the conviction that all successful men are crooked. At times there isn't a great deal of difference between repentance and satiety, ag 2 SS -------- Speaking of tax-free securities, there wouldn't be any security if we were tax free, ~ ---------- Modern novels give us glimpses of almost everything in the world ex- cept good grammar, » Canada doesn': need communism, but a little community of intercst might help some, Very likely there will be consider- ably less pointing with pride when armament is reduced. a---------------- Women of fashion in China have wdopted the short skirt. On goes the march of civilization. Woodrow Wilson was some note writer, but, O boy, look at Lloyd George and de Valera. You can't establish gcod times by showing capital its duty; what capi- tal wishes to see is a profit, r The returned men who are out of Jobs didn't stop suffering for their country when they laid aside their uniforms. Blography of a successful man: "He made a fortune." Epitaph of a successful . man: . 'He left a for- fuse." i, i» i . The pleasure of owning a'car that will climb the hills is»'t so acute af- ter you begin fo observe the climb- ing bills, A : EE ------ nie | Rebels against the established or- der are usually 'willing to eat Rumble pie when theritum out of anything else to eat. . ---------- ' "Prohibition agent shot," says a ime. That's going a little too Yar. It's bad enough when they are bait shot, --_ # 'The 'British premier may welcome that toothache, since i is generally known that toothache makes one forget all other troubles. Another difference between the in- dividua] and the state is that the in- dividual isn't free to eltminate' the competitor who becomes a menace. a ---------------- A new aufomobile fender 12 sald up a pedestrian when it And what does it do with him ~toss him eto the next county? ~ Porhaps the volume of crime hay- dng Increased eight times is dae to there being about eight times more laws to violate," remarks the Brock- ville Recorder-Times. The chief of police in Chicago de- ,clares that fully one-half of his of- ficers are engaged In bootlegging. - The department's autos and police es- sorts wore even used in transport- Ing the prohibited article. Laws that | stances make it. difficult to forecast and collegiate institutes, has much to do with this rush to college. Many parents who.a decade ago were sat- isfled with a collegiate diploma for with this minimum. They are apply- Ing to education the slogan £3 fam- iliar in the field of business: "The best is the cheapest in the long run." Certainly the present rush to eccl- lege admits of no other interpreta- tion, PARTY FORTUNES. Many newspapers are estimating election results from different points of view, but generally they are color- ed so as to afford no useful purpose. It is necessary to examine the source from which parties derive their strength in the past in order to ascer- tain where they really stand to-day. There is only one party that goes into the election to-day with any semblance of a solid front against all others and that is the National Liberal and Conservative, or Tory party, but just how strong the party is will be determined only by the voting test. It has arrayed against it some of the forces that in the past united under the Liberal banner, but which are now broken up into three separate groups, viz, Liberal, tho farmer group, and labor. It was the combination of these groups that in 1896 placed Sir Wilfrid Laurier in power and returned him in 1900, 1904 and 1908. In 1912 the Liberal regime came to an end, and subse- quent events have broken up every link of cohesion that united the var- ious progressive elements to Liberal- ism. Liberalism, therefore, has suf- fered worse by the change that has taken place in men's minds through- out Canada than Conservativism. These very exceptional . circum- the election result with any degree of certainty. The question is, can the simultaneous assault of the dis- united Liberal forces acting east and west give the country a new govern- ment? This 1s the questToi~that the ordinary voter whether Liberal, farmer or Conservative must ask himself and decide what answer he shall give, There is a vast number of people Who want to know what their votes are going to accomplish. Indeed, all mons in Muskoka. tary Cross while serving with the Royal Berkshire Regiment. ficers were killed or wounded ha left --WALT MASON. DR. PETER McGIBBON, M.P. Conservative candidate for the Com- He won the Mili- When all the of- his dressing station and took command of the regiment. bridge. He resides in Brace- MARRIED AT BELLEVILLE, A Kingston Graduate Weds a Belle- ville Graduate. At high noon om Wednesday at Belleville, the wedding took place of Viola Telford, B.A., daughter of J. Telford, to Wellington Symons, B.Sc., son of C. C., Symons, Kingston, ceremony took place at the home of the bride's father, and was solemniz- ed by Rev. D. C. bridesmaid was Miss Verna Telford, and Miss Eleanor Symons acted as flower girl, the wedding march be- ing playéd by Miss while George Troman sang "Until." Roy Gordon acted as groomsman, The Ramsay, The K. Creelman, Mr. and Mra. Symons left after the cermony via G. T. R. for Chicago and other places, and 'upon their return will reside Kingston, Mr, Symons being a ra- cearch chemist. at 65 William street, Alarie-McIntyre Marriage. At, St, Anthony's church, Toron- to, the marriage was solemnized by the Rev. Father McGrand, of Miss Kathleen McIntyre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McIntyre, to Rodney Alarie, Kingston, Ont. given away by her brother-in-law, Joseph O'Donnell, wore broadcloth suit and a brown hat. The bride, a brown sensible people vote because they have a definite object in doing so,' and it is not unreasonable on their part to expect that by putting out one government they will be putting in one that will give them what they It is upon the individual solu- tion of this problem that the result want, of the elections depends. What will the conservative ele- What will those who have anything at stake in ment do in such a case? even the police help to break are ad- mittedly hard to enforce, the country do: the merchant, the manufacturer, financier and ajl in- terests permanently identified with the stapility and progress of the in- dustrifl and commercial life? Is it to be expected that sensible people will blindly and with utter abandon trust to luck when chaos stares them in the face? Liberalism, while always the ex- pression of pure democracy, and therefore, perhaps best suited to the needs of a country like Canada which must for many decades continue to meet new conditions incident to the Process of development, depends for | . its success upon active aggression. The moment it becomes inactive, and disorganized, it falls because its sue- cess is just in proportion to the abil- ity of its Jeaders to educate the mass- 's and keep the public alive to na- Miss Helen McIntyre in a navy serge suit with a black hat, was her sis- ter's bridesmaid, and George 'Alarie, brother of the groom, best man. Af- ter a wedding breakfast at the home of the bride's parents, 709 Brock Av- enue, the happy couple left to spend their honeymoon in Leona, Wiscon- sin, and on their return will reside in Kingston. The groom's gift to the bride was a string of pearls, to the bridesmaid a pear! ring and to the best man a tie pin. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful pre- sents. The Bankers' Dance. On Wednesday evening the first dance of the season was held in the Garden dance hall, Brock street, un- der the auspices of the Kingston Bankers Athletic Association. nine o'clock the crowd gathered and the hall was soon filled with gay {rippers, Under the influence of the beautiful music the dancers soon for- got the outside world and gave them- selves up to enjoyment. The. affair broke up about one o'clock and was voted a great success. At Though hard be the task keep a stiff upper lip and advertise your wares; also read what the other fel- low is advertising. The United States policy for the Washington conference is partial d:s- armament. "No receptacle has ever been made | with sufficient strength to resist the | bursting power of frozen water." You | can't escape 'em. | | | She Loved--Ilis Money. Bhe turned away all suitors, And youths were filled with woe; She married a man of eighty, But he had lots of dough. What's the Fare to Muskogee? (Sign on a Muskogee (Okla.) St SHOWALL CLOTHING cond, PANY, = Muskogee, Oklahoma. ---- Another Transportation Prohlem. Charon had made his twentieth trip of the day over the Styx. He dropped wearily on a bench -in the waiting room and turning to the nearest Shade | he growled: "IEther I get shorter more pay or I quit. Since they have | begun to drink wood alcohol and hours and | BARRETT'S Everlastic Roofing AND "MULTI-SHINGLES" Four-in-one--The best Roofings on the market and the lowest priced. BUNT'S Hardware, King St. home-made hootch In America I am simply worked to death." Fool Questions. "Anxious" asks: "Why are there never any life guards around to res- cue a sinking fund?' ---- Daily Sentence Sermon. A child should mind his parents and 2 man his own business--that's the way for both to keep out of trouble, : News of the Names Club, New York boasts of a man naméa Never Holme. What do they mean, one? Here's & new one from Kansag City; Will Jennle Stepup and meet the members of the club, please? 'We'd Like Te See the Pletures. (Bald Knob (Ark) Lagle) A jolly bunch of our young people went on a pleture-taking. expedition Sunday that resulted in many expos- ures and a very enjoyable time. -- Table Manners. Her father was a millionaire, But proudly all his life-- Ya While she poured tea and passed 'the cake, He ate ple with hig knife. ~--Baltimore Sun. But through it all he held aloof, And never tried to boss her; And she--she never made a kick When he drank from his saucer. --San Francisco Chronicle, But when he passed the limit, she Let out a mighty whoop; Her nervous system could not stand The way he swilled hig soup! -- Climate of Mars, The climate of Mars is sometimes 6aid to resemble a clear day at the top of a high mountain, and that of Venus a cloudy day in the lowlands of the tropics. ------------. To See Plants Grow. The "'crescograph," devised by Sir J. C. 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C. Bald- win, Napanee. 'Supt. Child's Division -- Miss Lottie Parks, Nupanes. Supt. Boys' Division--Rev. C. Tait, Morven. Supt. Girls" Division -- Miss Ruth Wilson, /Naparee, R.R. 7. Supt. Adults' Division -- D. B. Wilson, Napanee, Supt. Home Department -- Mrs F. G. Lake, Morven. Supt. Teachers' Training--Mrs. Rev. T. H. Pp. Anderson, Selby. Supt. Missionary--Mrs. George Wartman, Newburgh. " E. Robinson, 1. J. Supt. Temperance~--Rev. A. 'Wilson, Napanee, After the election of officers an invitation froma Tamworth to hold the next annual convention as their guests was unanimously accepted. Displaying Love. Father--1I only punish you-to show my love for you, my boy, Tommy--If I was bigger I'd return your love, dad. It is true that the experienced shoppers study every advertisement and watch closely for possibilities. NEW CLOVER HONEY IN THE COMB AND EXTRACTED Jas. REDDEN & Co. Phone 20 and 990, AUTUMN CHILL IS IN THE AIR- FOR ne NR utumn is the natural coal A buying time of the year. 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