\ Y THE DAILY BRITiSH WHIG. MONDAY, DEC. 3, 1021, New Creations NATURALLY INSIST ON EVEREADY AND YOU'LL EVEREADY INVENTION NO. 1 Spotlight This new light will throw a dazzling beam 30 it can be.focused for close-up work. ARE FOLLOWED BY POOR IMITATIONS HAVE THE ORIGINAL and takes ordinary EVEREADY Cells, We will be pleased to demonstrate. EVEREADY INVENTION NO. 2 UNIT CELLS The Unit Cells come to you fresher and more convenient. They last much longer and cost no more than the old type of battery. Ever notice the big differences in quality of EVEREADY the common makes?" EVEREADY goods are superior and yet, 00 more than inferior makes. 'We have the most complete stock in Kingston and vicinity, are received twice-a-week. This gives you fresh Cells always, Call and see the many models. Ideal as Christmas gifts. TREADGOLD SPORTING GOODS, CO. PHONOGRAPHS--RECORDS--£ KATES--CAMERAS 88 PRINCESS STREET PHONE 529. "THE PLACE TO GET THAT RECORD" products to they cost Batteriés Er -- 7 sete A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS Beautiful Boudoir and Table Lamps, Irons, Toasters, Desk Lamps. H. W. NEWMAN ELECTRIC Co. 167 PRINCESS STREET Ne a------ ee ee -- ------------ 7 -- ORDERING SUITS *TODAY" Requires the most careful ,considera- tion. You may also require expert ad- vice as to wearing qualities of certain Cloth. After over 35 years in the busi- ness, we claim to be able to advise in - this direction. .It cost nothing to call and have a talk with us on woollens, 0 feet or | Holds two extra bulbs! | | In the World of Sport MRCOS WD UP | ~~ WITH No DEFEATS Blank Eskimos 23-0 Though | Westerners Line Much Superior. | | Varsity Stadium, Dec. 3.---Argn- irauts had no particular difficulty in | Winning the Canadian rugby ct - |pionship. They acored 23 points and | blanked the western champions, the | Edmonton Eskimos. Ten thousand | people saw the game, wlrich was Inever in doubt. Argonauts broke to the front with two easy touchdowns, "cored as the result of errors In the 'Irst period and were never seriously ! {theatened, | Tho Eskimos showed up witn a eam of magnificent line buckers and |at various times during the play | hucked the Argonaut wing line ali jover the farm. But just when ft | | 100ked as if this heavy line smashing | Would result im a ecore, a fumble or |& penalty would relieve the Argo- | | nauts' goal line. As was anticipated, { the Eskimos failed utterly to stop the | | Argonauts around the end offensive, | while the regular backfield wag !a |action. When Conacher or Batstoneo Were on the side lines, they did on | several occasions break it up, but | when the "three musketeers"--Coch- | rane, Batstone and Conacher--iwere on the fleld of battle they waded [ through for | long gains--that is | where Argos made their big gains. | | Backed up as it was by a series of | trick plays and fakes which open=sd {cut the Eskimo wing line when the Argonauts needed a touchdown. The Argos' record for the se as follows: | nig | te | { Interprovincial Union, { Oct. 1--Argos 27, Hamilton 4. | Oct. 8--Argos 40, Montreal 5 | Oct. 15--Argos 42, Montreal 0. | Oct. 22--Argos 19, Hamilton 18 { Oct. 29---Argos 11, Ottawa 23. Nov. 12--Argos 28, Ottawa 3. C.R.U, Semi-Finals. 19--Argos 20, Varsity 1 26--Argos 16, Parkdale Nov. Noy C.R.U, Final. 3--Argos 23, Edmonton 0 "9, ec, Deschamps Is To Box Next Year Oscar Desohamp, the French-Can- adian featherweight boxer, has re- covered from his recent illness, and though he has not started any active ! training with a view to re-entering the squared circle, will do so after 'the New Year and expects to be all set for action about the first of Feb- | ruary. "My doctor has told me to watch | my step," said Oscar yesterday, "and [1 don't propose to take any chan-ecs | | of spending another month imprisoa-! ed in my room. At present I feel pretty good with the exception of ona of my legs, which is still a little weak, but I will be 4lright by New Years." o Deschamps' convalescence will ba good news to the fight fans, as the rugged little French-Canadian bat- tles is very popular. The record for the running broad | jump on ice skates--25 feet 7 inches! --is 'held by 'Edmund Lamy. Joie Ray has won more than 300 medals and trophies during his el- even years of running. It's easy to explain why shouldn't make mistakes. { Siments Won't Relieve Pain Between the Eyes That pain is not rheumatism or neuralgia. Many folks think so--it {s due to Catarrh, plain ordinary Ca- tarrh and needs attention right now. i Catarrhozone is the name of a won-' derful invention that is daily fixing up 'chronic cases of weak throat, bronchitis and catarrh. Every breath others rop in to-morrow] through the Inhaler is laden with soothing, healing substances that destroy all diseased conditions in the breathing organs. It can't fail "to help, because it goes where the trouble really exists, and doesn't at- CRAWFORD & WALSH TAILORS BAGOT and BROCK STREETS Lo, J The true essence of goodness js the desire to help others, tempt to cure an illness in the head | or throat by means of medicine tak- en into the stomach. There is no sufferer from a grippy' cold or any | winter {ll that won't find benefit in | Catarrhozone, which is employed by physicians, ministers lawyers and public men throughout many foreign | lands. Large size lasts two months, | and costs $1.00. Small size 50c. | Sample size 26¢.: all storekeepers or tne Catarrhozone Co., Montreal. BRINGING UP FAT RUGBY RESULTS. Canadian Final. Edmonton Argonauts 0 Intermediate O.R.F.U ralt ) 0 0 Petrolia : : 8 Junior O.R.F.U. Bellwoods St. Aidans 1 2 8 O.R.F.U, Interscholastic, UT 8 T 511 3 = Peterboro ..... 0.0 90 0 0 WHIG TROPHS T0 QUEEN'S: DEFEATED RCA. 2] Break Tie in Four Games--No Score in First Half--Con= dition Told. The genera] opinion is that condi- | tion took the game for Queen's on Saturday when they defeated the R. C. A. in soccer 2 to 1 and by so doing captured the Whig trophy. In the first half, with the wind in | Queen's favor, there was no score. With the wind for them in the second half, the R.C.A. men worked hard and scored, Queen's took a fresh lcase on life and evened it up, and later, in the last ten minutes of play, added another, giving them a one- 20al lead which the soldiers tried in vain to overcome, In three previous games Queen's and the R.C.A. played ties and were not able to come to any decision. In the series for the Whig Cup Queen's defeated R.M.C. Staff and R.C.A. won ut over City by a close score. Saturday's victory adds another laurel to Queen's athletic crown this cason and the Whig Trophy will rest | 1t the college until next Summer, N. Tyson made a satisfactory re- feree and the lines were attended to by Messrs, A. Roach and J. Smith, Lew Tendler's first recorded fight was with Mickey Brown in 1913. {argos Had Big } Edge on Play r tg Varsity Stadium, Dec, 3.--The box | score of to-day's Canadian rugby final between Edmonton Eskimos and Toronto Argonauts is as follows: Yards attempted-- 1 2 3 4 TI Argos °,.., 1 13 15 8--45 Eskimos .. 11 13 9 11--4y4 Yards made first down-- 3 2 4 7, Argos ..., 2 1 J 0-- 8 Eskimos 2 1 0-- 3 Yards made second down-- 1 2 3 4 MM Argos .... 3 2 5 Eskimos 2 5 3 Yards made third down-- Argos Eskimos . Kicks, first down-- Argos Eskimos Kicks, second down-- Argos Eskimos Kicks, third down-- Argos .... Eskimos .. 2 Kicks returned-- 1 Argos _.... } Eskinkos .. 0 Drop kicks tried-- 1 Argos .... Eskimos .. 0 Drop kicks made-- Argos Eskimos .. Penalty yards-- o 1 2 Argos «=< 0. 30 Eskimos .. 15 10 Ball lost in downs-- 1 Argos .... 0 Eskimos .. 2 Pall lost on fumbles-- 1 2 Argos .... 0 0 Eskimos .. 1 2 Ball lost on penalty-- 1 3 Argos .... 0 0 Eskimos .. 1 ST. ADAN'S WIN: NOW MEET QUEEN'S Director Awrey and Cap- tain Dolan on Hand. Scarboro Beach Park, Dec. 3.--The !big game of the season in Junior rugby circles took place here to-day when Bellwoods and St. Aldan's met in the final game of the Junior O. R. |F. U. The winner of to-day's game, | wm mest Queen's University in the | Canadian rugby final. St. Add- jan's, who won the senior championship, have come through the season without a defeat, and {have had only one point cored against them in eight games, Director of Athletics Awrey and Captain Dolan, of Queen's, were pre- sent for the game to get a line oa | their opponents for next Saturday. ---- RUTH'S CROWN UNPAID FOR. Contributed Only $40 For Gift Which Cost $1,000. The fans of the country have con- tributed just $40 toward the silver crown which was presented to Babe Ruth during the world's series, and which Babe was allowed to have about one: day. The Crown repres- jents an investment of $1,000. It was made for Frank H. Ellison, who is chairman of the "Babe Ruth {Crown Committee." It was thought the fans would fall over themselves to contribute. For $5 a fan's name would be engraved on the crown, or name and address for $10. A post office box was rent- led to take care of the contributions, but since the baseball season closed {the hero worshippers have not cared who is the "King ot Swat," not even when a league baseball autographed | by the Babe was offered for good measure. All told, eight $5 sub- | scriptions came in. Fans | Babe Ruth said all he knew about | it was they slipped the crown on! They | him, and he didn't want it. jtold him they wanted to keep it for ja few days to raise subscriptions, and he he has been a king | without & crown, The crown was loaned to the Red Cross to aid in getting subscriptions, and at last ac- counts was still working every day. | | Science has made great strides in {discovering cures for most of the ills {man is heir to, but it never will be | able to find a cure for foolishness, | A pest that gets our goat js a man who thinks he has to shout his head | Off .to be convincing during an argu- | ment, | Prior to 1882 a professional um- |pire was permitted to consult with | bystanders as to plays concerning {Which he might be doubtful. | nr ] Eaey to Tahe cto Ruliewe CATA RH of the BLADDER Safe, Secoesial E 5 Coney fm) bears name #2 wl, Co Pe ed So Ea : a Po Q , IIR A Cv er Re Sse J ~~, --_-- ------_ Se AN aity | Ee HEMLOCK We have a large and well assorted stock of Hemlock on hand. You will find that we can meet your needs at right prices. 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