Daily British Whig (1850), 14 Jan 1922, p. 6

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» 4 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG tre SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1028 "THE BRITISH WHIG; POISON BOOZE EVIL ship, with something of the awe of | BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY : RRA Poison booze occupies almost as | thc who say * God is here, let . % 0 PV 3 f se who say "Lo G 3h | con's, WONDERFUL prominent a place in the day's news us adore and own how dreadful is | 4 -- G so loved | #8 poison gas did in the war, and ft | this place?" Ministers cen generally LOVE: --For God | Ss: <a Serge . tre ot the world, that he gave his only be- | Is difficult to say which is the more | tell whether they are praying alone gotten Son, that whosoever believ-| ~ | | | deadly. The drinker who indulges in {or Whether many are praying with | in him should not perish, hut | a Jo ! | stuff that is sold under the name of | them as they d. Indeed it often [p... everlasting life.--John 3: 15. | : | { Uquor these days is taking a grave comes to this in dservice--eolither the § orto tA . ; > ! | aman | | | | { " fn - . 0 re y i | chence, and as the real "bottled in | minister will be able to Qyercoms | cigars your husband has refused | bond" contraband is becoming scar- | many obstacles to common Worship | smoke to the garbage man or cer every day, that chancé becomes | and ultimately find that the place | man if you want any infinitely greater. has become in truth the house of ou of them. . : y The synthetic booze sold by the { God, or he will be chilled, hig pray- | T° are pe ayy skied X = nven (0) a e | bootleggers fs manwtdctured by un- | ers grow cold and formal, his high- | . | : | scrupulous men who have no regard 4 est. aspirations freeze and he be Taking No Chances. Th | for the law, and .being criminals to [dragged down to the level: of the | He: "Why 1s it (hat you women | ITS T 2 1 Rl Ed the extent ot risking jail for a tew garth, by an unresponsive and unde- Reve aD die new you are 10j HE CLOTHING EVENT OF THE YEAR dollars, they may be depended upon | votional people.-We co-operate, says | one of you will be right on the ; : On ATV ; ' . {0 £0 a step farther and market any | tho apostie. May we not-all say It? | when yo gr by ne 0,00 (he dot] the Twelfth of January we commence stock taking, and kind of "dope" for which they can | A warm devotional service is the [from which by the way. wetthos we always prepare for the event by holding special sales in every lude to a saching, It | Storm. nor plague, nor earthquake can| . fe iu get money. proper prelude to good preaching, It | Jtorm, nor pia department. We make prices and prices make business. Published Dally snd Sewi-'eekiy by There are reckless souls who risk | is the right of every congregation to | gpe: "That's the only way we can| -. ¥ 1% THE BRITIZN Jag rBLISNING lite and Umb in speeding motor demand honest intellectual effort { keep the other members from talking | - ees - ; cars; there are others who test new | from their minister. It is a travesty | about us.' > | ' | ' ident : . : --_-- | Editor parachute devices from the wings of jon decency when they prefer sweet | And the Country Is Full of Browns, | SHIRT SALE No. 1 YOUNG MEN S YOUNG MEN"S Managing-Diceetoé| po) acroplanes, and still others | nothings to soMd teaching, and hold | His pocketbook fs fat / | Men's Fin Shi t ' | d al ELEN HON ES 3 who olimb skyscrapers or go over a Watch on e preacher as if he were | I mean old Mister Brown: | T, - k q A iris, AND MEN S : an / Business Office .e Ni a p a, 1 iv unning to time A So it's no wonder that ooKe an ' Editorial Room 32 Niagara Falls in a barrel, or dive ja ocomotive ru g ime. { row . MEN Job Oftice trey *l trom the top of bridges. Al} expect |coligregation can help their minister | He always a frown make Sizes 14 to 'OVERCOAT SALE] S SUITS SUBSCRIPTION RATES: the reward of notoriety with its con- | to preach good sermons by good lis- | . yo -- } 2. All d I : sditio . : . Sy iy Zero Im Destinations. ! ---- new mode S an One year. 05 aa pequent vaudeville engagements for |tening. Some patronizing individual | of like to travey be. we never 18. Shirts that were| All new models lend a Ons Year, by mail to rural offices $5.49|1aTge sums. And then there are fools ervey De Frat Joun sie erie | $3.00 and $3.50. Overcoats that were! > endid tailoring -- One year, to United States %lwho drink bootleg whiskey. All | Wesley, and after expatiating on the | ole, : . { Qipd Somi-We dit) : " Crazy, | Sa { Suits Oho vert ry Neskiy Sau Sa -90| the reward they can expect is to pose | great preachers of the past, obvious- | es. i : le Price cee $1.98 $35.00 and $37.50. f a2 that were $35, One year, If not paia in 2avence 3} 60) as central figures at a coroner's in- |Iy to the detriment of those in his| on H 1 Sale Price $25.00 $3 50 and $40.00. ® year, to United States , 50 $ { : ue x ee | eet day, closed with the facetious re-{ To Halifax or SHIRT SALE No. 2 x ie P 1 $ RU or TOWNE John St. "Montreal as ei mark, 'Ah, sir, there were great Jump in the River -- M y Fj y es rice . . 25.00 VW. Toompaon -iaiigit) King 3t. W, OLD DREAMS COME TRUE, preachers in those days." "Yes", | WW big. Badal Have been In-| iv en s ne Shirts, OVERCOATS j -- : . 3 :. 3 a ed to Bo to e last four places, are The touchstone has been discov- | came the reply quick as a flash, "but | ..- 8 0 | , ooke and A 3 | at e first and nearing the second { row SOCIET Y BRAND Letters to the Editor are published nly * the actual name of the|ered, Like the old objective of the | sir, there were great hearers in those ----- . - er je as Sa : d@ichemist who sought' the method | days." If a minister is to protect his | Daily Sentence Serman. makes. Sizes 14 to that were $25.00 and SUITS 17}. Regular $2.00 $27.50 | friends--and your memory. 1 . . 1+ 11 value. [All new models -- Attached is one 1 he best job by which baser metals might be | hearers from what Coleridge calls Be careful how you trust your| printing offices in Canada. turned into gold, for ages has been | "numerous artifices by which aus- n | : sought the magical divining rod that [tere truths are softened down into News of the Names Club, | . Sale Price 18 00 . The circulation of THE BRITISH would reveal from the surface of | palatable falsehoods" fe must have We have wired C. H. Cudd, of Ches- Sale Price ce. $1.38 ' $ bar Suits that were $45 WRIG is authenticated br the || ,1o oqrihy the spots where ley | their active co-operation. nee, 8. C., to keep away from the| / ABO (buried treasure of ore of this and | Bit the greatest help a congre- | °°" They might chew him. { SHIRT SALE No. 3 OVERCOATS and $48.50. ) AwlivBufcau vi Circulation, f fat fe, Now SYAtivtIe Frojpssés [eatin Ja Fides a Sinise is ol This Is the Time-- Men's Fine Shirts, | Sale Price > $35.00 "|are said to have een develope {pray that when he speaks he may For the Hot Stove League to cinoh . sta ihe He sizes |4to 17. Regu-|that were $20.00, Suits that were $25 ST De Valera Das a mathematical | whereby base metals can be 'trans speak in the power of the spirit, that | o o $ u athema D mind that leans toward division. puted Into gold; the Japanese have | he may prepars a true word of God | TO Send for the seed catalogues and | lar $1.50 and $1.75 and $22.50. and $27.50 s {found a way to "make pearls, na- | for hi people and that thereby the ow rhy ieuce vy " 1 { i 8 { for his J | To wonder why in the deuce you Sale Price en 90c. | Sale Price . .+.$15.00/ Sale Price .e $18.00 i i i plan your garden-- - | Freedom is the inalienable right | tural pearls so fine and nearly per- | minister may '"'co-operate for their | spent so much for Christmas i v £ every man who is able to lick the | fect as to revolutionize the pearl | joy." To wish you could swelter under : : { market of the world | | the boiling August sun. ve | And now an electric device has | 4 The quickest way to reduce the | been Invented which located = ckest ) | { 1 & | | overhead is to get a good case of | ground deposits of various kinds of Walt Mason i YOUR HEALTH. (By i $ boss. « guy | A dandruff. > | desirable ores. The' electrical ap- THE POET PHILOSOPHER 5 Gobet pe paratus is not the work of an im- The ratio of battleships, however, | practical dreamer; a director of the raymond r of sland, no. i . Ru is less significant than the ratio of | United States bureau of mines, after | ol STOLEN FRUITS. La York ed 1 New | © births : tests in Arizona, has applied for a| 'The stolen iis are sweets: : tH : tent on the invention, and it is [remarked 'some anclent jay, aad| : : or Ia bo {handed out the neatest of falsehoods, | What You Ought To Do About A pe J 2. Wiil men never learn the futility eaid that tits future usefulness in ¥-should say. A cheap excuse. he | Cold That Hangs On. of telling women what kind of cloth- | finding hidden treasures in the form | furnished for -weak, dishonest men, | Every pereistent cold is a menace 8 to wear? of deposits of copper and iron and whose morals are not burnished unl [to your life. No matter how you Now that your car 18 tied u wh not Permanently Located hoabiniae gold has 'been assured. they shine again. I sometimes swip- | have neglected yourself in the early - Ps y No Periodical Visits | avail yourself of our FREE The Ontario legiskature will meet : iets siento {ed a melon when I was young ana [Stages of your cold, you cannot dis- 3 8 | TIMES ARE BETTER. 8 then felt like a felon who | regard their si nificance if the s - on February 13th, and it promises to frail, and then fe & 8 Symp We are always here. .For | - yi jai d days [toms hang on. 1 y : ively session. . A blind man could tell that condi- | ought to be in jail, For days and ! : BS = Hvels tions are better than they were a [thereafter my heart was full of| After the acute symptoms have VICE [J] forty years we have been fitting dread, stilled wag my childish laugh- | subsided or have disappeared there Trusses in Kingston. No need . } 'ks go | yes LY tell it fr he , vary Sue ee uke ke a Yo en --_ ® Nr it | ter, and trembling was my tread; I may persist an amount of thick nasal ; A REAL for you to go from your home Gown ig easy In i > i v thes righ! thought the ops were sprintihg wiih discharge from ome side only. This town for expert advice about em have a sinking spell, y the way they work. ou can zeal, upon my trail; each passing may or may mot be accompanied by TIRE SERVICE your individual casé. Sram resmsmein . : tell it by the spirit that prevails. |; «was hinting of fetters, law ani | pain. Ordinarily, there is no dis. We have the best appl ] The only loud.mouthed individual {Men are paying now as far as they jail. Old fashioned, stern endeavor comfort if the discharge is free, : that are made, and we guara who isn't in danger of making an ass | can, They are making every effort | of good things is the chief, and stolen One-slded discharge of this sort | h . ] . 166.10 Foor ro r . Lid of Himself is the mule. ' {to get out of debt. They are liqui- | fruits forever. bring soregw > the [indicates suppuretion in one of the | that 1s not equa led anywhere in Can- Eke or craps and ti o-- (dating, making adjustments and |thief. That saying utter bosh is, in nasal sinuses. Sometimes this may ' . ae h There are girls who can fool ev- getting ready to go. which good faith is spurned; far bet- | he peljeved by applying argyrol--a ada. Call us on the phone and we will . i ; J S you have | 10 per cent, solution--to th 1 ry' 7, d th tl are girls ; 4 . [ter have two squashes that you nt, ution--to the nasa 4 erybody, and then there g Talk to any business man or far. fairly earned, than wagonloads of | passages, call and tell you what real C ' » . $s sg who Juve small brothers | mer isd JO8 wil find het he has peaches like those of yonder shale; Take a wooden toothpick and -- vo { Yery definite policy outlined for the who cheats and" overreaches, and |iwist about it layers of cotton, mak- i IRE SERVICE : 4 Good intentions usually come off | j,iure." A year ago you could hardly | earns his neighbors' hate. ing a tampon about the size and 185 Princess Suvet. Phone 848 With a black eye when they meet got amyone to commit himself as --WALT MASON. | length of a cigarette. Let the cot- with national aspirations, 80.505. fates. tars ----e mii: ORIIOIOEN aaeicE Ol te cole means. Investigation costs you noth- -- ' It formerly was sald that tio | , SN is 38, opportunity to dg | » . [ed 2 She wick to Energie ing; neglect wastes your dollars, THOM, AS COPLE could live cheaper than one, but now A Ne iheos but just busi ALONG LIFE'S DETOUR ' | tive tissues of your nose when the - Wanting elephone - oe : : y tampon. js inserted. Dip this tam-,| DO IT NOW "PHONE. 815 \ tery line. Eatimates given om all kis i . . of repairs' an, nine | { ness, BY SAM HILL pon in the argyrol and gently in- | ass mew werk 4 The man who has made his plans +4 [gert it in the nose, where. you may oe +Soare SE ML Kinds. All ong Street. It is feared, however, that the 3 a a b ih wi eae ee AS Sl ve me wh ero | on te | redo Rak tn Bow To 9 EL litical : : mt | . 0 : w, fur coat: 3 on fue Will not affect politica if you have the thing he needs he | Tass spake Hie ne will doubt Daily applications like this will Speeches, will buy it, { That I must have a rest usually relieve the trouble in a short : el ra | Men have decided to take their | Since I am just worn out." time. But if the symptoms continue, Work hard and save your money, | ! -------- is and then your heirs You cultured | tosses and wo on. This applies to mes | Fakabitant Wd <bpoviaNy if in app oars: san "PHONE 815 #nd talk about the sordidness of [OD@nts, farmers, manufacturers, la- | opservations of lacus Tals naa the| Needless to say, it deafness or maki borers and all. People are no long- | I kin remember when he | discharge from the ears is noticed ghey ns er bemoaning their fate. They are | children make lamplighters out of the 8 , bl 3 doh old newspapers to save matches. ear treatment is demanded. - ' able private funds accepting their lot end trying to . | The common after-effect of a neg- ; 1 #0 city and board of educatidn ex- improve their condition. No Closed Semon » That . al jected suid sa i i There " ; can on real es ate : Yes, times are better. Nimrod. "Well, the hunting seaso are tickling ° ,» possibly X jist dit ures. and there is clear need ~~ a sense of heaviness or constriction only at lowest cur- 91% this year. r| Unemployed: "That doesn't * include |goroeq the chest, and a low degree of | rent rates | HELPERS OF YOUR JOY, the hunting for jobs." fever at might. Z * It was a luxury tax, probably, be- The man who first wrote these Such symptoms demand instant @8use more revenue was needed than | oo Was an old saint near the end | n,,.. of Town Deleted By Censor, EAf|attontion. Your chest must be Would have.been provided by a tax of his journey. He might continue (Galena (Ill) Gazette) sounded and your sputum examined, | of necessities. to Hve, but it was unlikely. There is Mrs. K. H. Willings and little daugh- This js the way tuberculosis be- . 58 Brock Street, Kingston, : w-- in hie m ho: but no buoy- | ter Lucy left Sunday night for 'gins, 1 do not wish to alarm you, ; . ' Two {llicit stills were found in one | 1° Message hope, 1 th | Mew dara IR FEIAUIYES SOF) but 1 do wish to press upon you : z oftice 50 Brock Street ancy; ope, but hope struggling with a few days. . the importance of immediate action ¢ T REDUVORD PRICE King Street, ¢ Toronto house. The demand must : { 3 intense when a man is willing to' the usneses of almost com- ---- when such symptoms occur. Treat- . >» plete prostration, and he appeals for Here's & Chance for Some Friend of/ Went now will Insure your recovery. BI INT S Hard are, King St . 3 WwW . not even One can Jive cheaply 'Mayor Corbett counsels economy a double chance. the pathy and prayers of a " ¥. Continued neglect may render your 4 : a church, which some years ago he had "Dear Sam: It is a long ways from case hopeless. . A. Phyaicn! Siresor aye his pre founded and served, Let us have | the holidays, but we have just disposed To have a cold means that YOU | naric Fresh air and sunlight are |= movements make one your co-operation 'in prayer, he | of the Iast of the turkey. Can't youl gn. woo aos To cure it, not only |p, you need. ul. Hub. The' disarmament ODe start & movement to get our poultry|yyy, you 19 deal with the. scute Do 1 The Greatest Problem of the ement will do that, Sn We Soopénata Sor yous J0¥: | Barkans to develop a breed of turkeys eymiptoms, but also you have to over- hh igh i an acute cold for Breakfast Table is ; t is a pathe t, for they had | ana chickens without necks, backbones, " sake associates, It may be impossible to make | TO always behaved well toward him, | hindquarters and other pasts that no. Samy ho te ang underlying a Dy pa awgieet a cold that hangs COFFEE Md out of Base metals, but some | YO! he entreats them that it may ea nich un Du off the| - If you ean arrange it, a\few days' Prion luis. things. and Use our Java and Mocha bn know the art of making money | depend on their prayers whether he helpless fam'lies of our great land? afr will do wonders for |") 00 "00 oF Wilh 0 oar Blend and the problem is sat. ot base ingratitude, iS er Sheu, sna "he.om | Bes Food Spit 20 bie it SO chtrt the very begfoming. polar, Ty 20d. Mewnntly r common r, = , r or - \ ia hat not anly may Tdivid oy i gs gaunt gp es Where Man First Lived sr aaed on the premises be helpful to one another but chur. | *\!! rise up ana call you blessed--One The Kobi Desert is reckoned to be [|| 50 cents Atlee a cer. You simply look out : of the Millions of Sufferers. : 0 cents, your"own interests, and let the | ches may produce a great and worthy We know how he feels ana we'll 4 ' the most elevated region on the ' fellow take oare of himself ministry by helpful co-operation and | our darndest to get the miracle men globe aud it is reasoned that the race Jas. REDDEN & Co : united prayer. Indeed we suppose | to work. ' ; : of mankind must have started here, . = for this would naturelly be the point The House of Satisfaction The University of California made | thet there are some prayers which What Brery. Man Knows. Rheumatic which' would first emerge from the ; i a 0,000 from one footbaM game, shapl not be answered unless many 'Tis true a woman will . Sarsaparilla. ocean of water once covering 'the Y Jo our > = disproving the claim that there | URite in them. Be glad to share your fame, Relieved by Hood's & 5 a .1t fa at this point that the " you merry in January This is doubtless true in the mu- But If you fail 'Il find ' I have Hood's pa > and also in February 0 money in a college education. ou 8 rr Faull fn and it done me so muth good | STeAt rivers of Asta have their origin and you will forward : . : tusl helpfulness of a congregation he wants none of the blame. eving my lameness I am very (end flow in different directions to C : n in to _-- in a pl at fr; - [in ip. The hours, of tte nneen 1, . I can walk | the seas, ' ' es amg A Youn who loaned Prince Wil its public worship A Dintinetich With a Difference. thanktul in o_o in every : of mind {¢ you burn our cal, Mam 16d 500,000 trance did not | wordivip ave the great and sacred | tone smiled of you yet? ° $k$ an 1.0.U, She thought his |hours of life. There ia no greater or | "No. ane ir on fuse giving me the a Betole sing nis Wor ii a} eigh Pri ces Now ut 1s Prosising . lot 1 turned out to be. : was as good us lis bond, and | more impressive" sight in all the | laugh" ; strengthened | "Have yo to to 1 : | |world than a congregation met to re, i nbs, : make?" asked the prison- visitor - - i Fool Questions. I advise my friends that are lame | 'yeq fave," replied the life con. Ramainde ho. otk will be sold at worship God: Should there not be | =. Tee a OBE: ; ; 2 ho : from rheumatism to take it. a " 1 - qo : " a p some preparation for ft? Should it | doesn't ic get indigestiont My husband aud son have also tak- |" Thote ain't Saayy SMOUSH EX: | IB. MeNAMEN, 118 Colborne se. M Craw ford be thought a little thing, that any of { | ---- en Hood's - i Sleighs at corner Pri d Al at Toronto is wot Mkely t0 [us should arrive fashionably late? Hints For Howsewives. I REA a corner Princess and Al : confidence in the organiza- [Should we not come thoughtfully | DO't use your husband's taser to : 8 Seoryes Carpentier Hay ak an UD atresti: - Pagtie 1172, | Scranton Coal he sharpen lead pencils. It won't hurt the land, Me, other fight Jack Dempsey af-| aqy A Watts, McKelvey & Biren, J LT iy a: Wialtviseq Sen} brooding over the. wonderful' good- | TU PSR IetE Bensil, It wens Anger. | If you need a laxative or cathartic |ter his meeting with Ted Lewis, ac- McLean Boys and. many others if they | J] FPO. Foot of Queen on the part officials, : ness of God, in permitting us to wor- Don't give those old Christmas Hood's Pills. cording to his man r, Descamps.' are the best Slsighs they ever used. > fo % : "1

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