Daily British Whig (1850), 24 Jan 1922, p. 7

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| » been asked was Scotland still a na- | 'PROF M FADYEN ON BURNS tion. She produced Robert Burns | . s instead of another rebellion and he | ---- L : ; {®ave what the world could not take The Official Rules Gave Address 10 the Kiwanis) fu; "i, 'oem shim oe rast Club--A Drive for Employ- |selves. As a singer he showed us | something of the greatness of the | of Card Games ment Suggested. {poor and humble; that poverty need { y 9 1 ; : not be sord but that the plough- The weekly luncheon of the Ki- {man and .milk maid might be im- TUENDAY, JANUARY 24, 1928, . T H E D A I L Y B R 1 T i S H w H I G. | wanis Club held in the Hotel Fron- mortal He was a true peasant at tenac on Monday was featured by an heart, and remained so to the end. | . eloquent address on Robert Burns, pj glory played d imple | HOYLE UP-TO-DATE. the immortal poet of Scotland, by [Fo pony p ir ey Lupe ® ings 1 : ry Frof. J. F. McFadyen, Queen's Uni- [*; Frote t CXadyen, e time, for he wrote not in the lan- 26th Edition { versity, in which he emphasized the {guage of statesmen but in the langu- | : poet's appeal 'to the humanities, that lage of the heart and of the lover, He | has found an echo in eve heart hwo ince 8 vri e | PRICE ........v.25 Cents id eg | 7% 8 prince 3s A WEHer of Jove) : Noble Steacy, president, occupied s 5, an expert in feminine psych- p ' the chair, and Harold Stevenson of |; »gy, for he loved girlhood." : abi The Song Shop was the silent boos- | Referring to the song 'Willie ter. During the roll call the follow- Brewed a Peck O'Malt," Prof. Me- | ' ng guests were introduced: H. J Fadyen declared that there was Love, Lt.-Col. W. J. Morgan, H. C nothing more perfect in the litera- ' Wotherspoon, FF. W. Hfll, W. G. Sim- ture of intoxication. A hearty vote ] mons, F. Read,-J, E. Gordon, W. P. |of thanks moved by W. W. Sands Franklin, 'G, J. Hooper, R. H. Stev- [and seconded by M. Johnston was : R ow 0 j Cheon. |teridered to Prof. McFadyen for his * ® | Harold Stevenson was introduced |excellent address. {by Kiwanian W. Moore. Harold is Kiwanian R. J. Wilson brought up | an old Kingston boy who just re- {the important matter of unemploy- cently broke into the business field. ment and suggested that something | He sells everything of a musical na- {more might be Aone to provide em- | "IS A REAL MONEY SAVER" ¢ i »" = -: rr [ture and other things, including the | ployment, and every wholesaler, re- y {famous "Polly Anna Candy." Much itajler and resident of the city ought | H to» . . || amusement was provided when the |to inspect his premises to see | ere 1s Just what it means--you can buy real high-grade, prizes were announced. Matthew whether or not a few hours, or even | v | Hanson won his favorite song "Sweet a day's work could not be done. The | up-to-date Footwear for every member of the family at 1-5 off. | Peggy O'Neil," which he was requir- removal of ashes from cellars might ed to sing, accompanied by Jack Me- ho done now instead of waiting until [J] vy | Gall, Gene Dennes and W. W. Sands, 'spring, and something might be un- | $8.00 Ladies real up-to-date Brown Calf Oxfords at |each of whom had en instrument. |dertaken in the way of renovation. | ; The boy or girl of to-day| a Op portuni "Mai" did his part well. Other [He urged the Kiwanians to take the | $6.40 is one of "our leading advertisements." does not need to be handicap- her | |brizes were won by T. A, Kidd, | matter up with a view to conductirrg | {James Sowards, H. Milne and H. C. {a drive for employment. i , Nickle "Conditions can paralyze a part of | ped in school from poor eye- sight--many children who are Prof. McFadyen, in opening his {the community easy to paralyze but. 207 V i | a Af { y | 7 A { address, said that he was prompted |we should do something to prevent | 0% SA ING MEANS backward at school and com- | !in selectin ible," g his subject by the anni- |it if at all possible," said Dr. Wil- | 12 Soesiing bis sibjen by Mie don [LX a o¥ po | All $10.00 Shoes are now . . . PRA narnia ash $8.00 All $ 9.00 Shoes are now . . . . a $7.20 All $5.00 Shoes arenow ........ f tirana. $400 Everything in the store at these discounts with the exception of Rubber Goods, plain of the inability to study U Oo R {Burne which will be celebrated wher- | George Brownlee announced that have headaches or eyepain, lever there are Scotchmen on Wed- {there would be a district governor's 5 y f nesday next. 'His poems are appro- convention held in Chicago on Jan. can be relieved by a proper | 25 PER CEN I . priate at this time," 'said he, "now | 27th and all Kiwanians were invited | | | {when we are discussing the problems |to attend if they were fn that 2 | | hair of glasses. | DISCOUNT {of today, for he dealt with those [then. Our examination will reveal | things that men are attempting to | a -- | solve in quite another manner, We | TO PROBE DAIRY SCHOOL FIRE find him advising British royalty not | the trouble if in the eyes and | . SALE | : : | {to marry German princes, His sym- Fire Marshall To Open Invetigation { , | . | ipathies were volutionary and earn- | r AL ur glasses will enable them ii ed for him the resentment -of the A ay Ar ero been : : | authorities when he was an excise ae : keep pace with their chums, | ay 3 {made for an investigation into tha '] officer. The spirit of the French re- | fire at the Eastern Ontario Dairy es = we 9 . el which is the ambition of most | Kinnear & d Esterre gion aud him, boa Ye Dave | School. Provincial Fire Marshal E. P, { Heaton, Toronto, will conduct the in- | S [What 1a man? Wo. nd him an ex. ation. It will be conducted in | A bernet JEWELERS What is man? We find him an ex- | 'oStigation. It will be conducte A e children, | the city council chamber, commenc- jj ponent of Items and Sylelity in ing at 2.30 o'clock on Wednesday al- | Such verses . : he 3 2 : ny ternoon, and will be open to the pub- a That.' 'But he showed the no y The evidence of any citizens | -- a of true manhood wherever . found ire to give Information will] ~~~ -- -_ ; | [5d also taught that the fear ory Ya esife 10 give in a : - my ® NV -- i {shame of poverty that so often be- ~ | map nt vues 2 Frets urniture e Y. as | The King could give a man a handle 8 Registered Optometrist | {to his name, but not manhood or N0 MISREPRESENTATION 7 CYTE er Wellington St. Opp. Post Offic: ENTAL PARLORS: '|character, He expressed strong re- 7 Im v IIS iL di fad IN 380 Wertinay oe sentment of the action of some of i ART PICTURE DEAL ! I limi 0] i) ! : gL > Ji «1 Ne hi{: | 100 Princess Street, Kingston | ool 183 PRINCESS STREET the nobility who gave him the cold YOUR PROTECTION! NG 5 N shoulder. Uniike the social reform- BURGLARY INSURANCE RISGSTON: OXTARI) ers of today, he believed that the | Kemptville Lawyer Gives the! Pure Jam ......65c. 5 Ib. pail C. 8. KIRKPATRICK We specialize on:--Painless Extrac- |solution of many probleme was to | Pure Lard 55c. 8 Ib. pail 86 Clarence St. Telephone 588w: 1 | tion, Latest Treatment of Pyorrhea, {be found within the man himself. Details of Sale by Dr. Custard Powder . .25c., 2 pkgs ; 'Nom Kuy-x A Burns toast at a Scotch banquet Howard. ! . ~ suggests a religious rite. What Wal- oN Jello Powder. ...23¢c.,, 2 pkgs. |iace and Bruce' did in their time, Kemptville, Jan, 24.--That the Canned Soups ....21c., 8 tins A Burns did for the spirit of Scotland | 5,00 i0an Ant News quoted. an incor- i. |in the eighteenth century, and Scot- | out vce to announcing the sale of : A land rose from the deat With the [,;.py oven nictures by Dr, Howard IC erm S i 4 t Burne on her ips. Her : ' ® . : | songs © u ferred of Carleton Place, to David Rogow, | political life had been transferred |, importer, of New York, is s'at- 490 and 492 Princess St. | | from Edinburgh to London, and two | oq pom pe 40 0 of Kem n | « K, an, mptville, who Phone 530. f | rebellions had been sytesgelully acted for Dr. Howard in the transac- Order early for prompt delivery | or our crushed and the question might have 1, ° y= 4, 0 says the price of |\\_ the pictures was $150,000, of which | = ~~ $15,000 was paid in cash within ten : She Would Not : days, and the remainder payable in Seeks to Force Sale of e Be With out Them instalments within six months. The Thousand Island House Canada has no Dominion-wide pure bedding laws--nothing but the | pictures were bought in November conscience of the maker to assure you of Mattresses well-built, sanitary after Mr. Rogow had bought an En- Watertown, N.Y,, Jan. 2¢.- Fhe all the way through. An Unclean Mattress is 4 Menace to Health J 25 Di { Other Women About | nis niet hi i ; P g | Mrs. Funk Tells nis picture sent to him by Dr. How- | case @ the historic Thousand Island To this end we unhesitatingly guarantee that every Mattress bearing DO YOU WANT A DINNER SET? | Dodd's Kidney Pills, ard for $3,000 house at Alexandria Bay, one of the ov | Subsequently Mr. Rogow went to early resort hotels of the Thousand | the label of Simmons is pure and clean and bullt for sleep; No doubt you have been waiting for | She Suffered Terribly and Was so Bad| Carleton Place to buy the remainder islands, will come befora the surro- L P . WwW. | She Could Not Do Her House Work | of the pictures. Mr. Allan says the; | gate on a citation to show cause why ower I'rices. € assure you that you | --What Dodd's Kidney Pills Did['were not sold as "old masters," and |the property should not be sold by : : [| w® er. Bo misrepresentations were made. | the executors of the estatn of Col. 0. : will not be able to buy a Dinner Set for | Yor Her Man., Jan. 23rd. (Spe-| Mr. Rogow looked at the pictures, G. Staples to William H. Warburton, The Leading Undertaker. two years as cheap as you can now at | cial) .--Just how Dodd's Kidney Pills and purchased hem without advice who holds an agreement made by | PHONE 147 ¥ OR SERVICE {1h de a reputation as suffering from experts." the ote:utors some time ugo. Fol-|.. anal os ak wing GO MARR our Sale. | women's best friend is again shown in! Difficulty déveloped later when Dr. lowing the death of Colonel Staples | the case of Mrs. J. J. Funk, a well| Howard and Mr. Allan were in Now |g Jawsa!t was instituted in supreme 00 {dent | York late in December. Mr Rogow 1 t th You save from 8 00 known and highly respected res . . court coacerning lease of the pro- $5.00 1» $10.00 on | of this place. Let her tell her story Save evidence of being diashtisfied pony pu; this was recently Lov. every Set --.less than the wholesale | in her own. wards: with the bargain. With a number of | hey: | "I suffered for years from kidney legal advisers he met Dr, Howard and Mr. Warturton has managed the . i prices--but remember this is for only oT TN ys he a Dr SLoward ang POPFLY mas Cole naanaged the | ousness," Mrs. Funk says. "I was|that he had Bought te. Pletures tor and has been endeavoring to pur- SIX DAYS MORE { 80 bad I could not do my housework. : Steud of men ® or WIIGTeW | chase it. The Jefferson County Na- > I suffered terribly but after using|{rom the transaction. © TY Wa% (ional bark has a claim against the | Dodd's Kidney Pills I feel much bet-| F2ised that the pictures were cop es properiy arising from obligations of { and of Mttle value. . . < | ter. Before the meeting was over we the estats, end it is priprssl to set 9 e ° "I-can do my housework again and tle the entire matter by ::8 sale of Robertson's Limited |.:zsmmese imme £5: | Pills until I am entirely well. . y : . i latter left for Bermuda, an extension Poverty oftén pinches the body | { "I am well satisfled with what of time having been applied for, and 73 Princ St. | Dodd's Kidney Pills have done so far, he disputed the jurisdiction of a and Wealth sometimes pinthes the { Everybody who suffers should try)... 00 oo United States in a casa | 50UL J them. I would not be without Dodd = that occurred in Ontario. . | Kidney Pills." m-- Ask your neighbors if Dodd's Kid-| movie stars are called movie stars TTF | ney Pills are not the greatest of a.l because, from all news reports, they "Di 3 p epsin" for | TWICE TOLD TALES || ™ Sone, Overshoes |'------ on soap five minutes your stomach feels fine. FOR WOMEN Don't bother what stom. TEN YEARS AGO. TWENTY-FIVE YRARS AGO, | IU! bother what upser Jour stom, Britain demands the release of Frontenac juniors put Queen's sec- the damage. If your stomach is sour kle Waterpro 1 George 1. Ham, banker, from a Mex!- ands out the hockey running by the d 'what 3 Bue . Pp of C oth Overshoes can jail, where he has been confined {score of 5 "0 2. ig Ppp Rey into ivi Fi F Do . for some time without trial. '|, The Plymouth Rock cup of the |lumps; head dizzy and aches; you our llars a Pair Queen's end T. A. A. C. play Montreal poultry show was wou by | belch gases and acids and eructate : > exhibition game of hockey here Oldrieve and Wilkinson, of Kingston, | nudigested Joud ER ake a tis All sizes - - All styles evening. Siuser Kennedy's Anal report un ay wi became of the fndr. : ' | Bx-Ald. Wm. McCartney was in : gestion and distress. Millions of men ? Montreal and" Ottawa last week on . : and women to-day know that it is h business. . KB a g 1 needless to have a bad stomach. A : Allan M. Reid Willen Teter igre are dou 08 it Bape, costly Lo IN AY - to pes for exhibition t their favorite foods without fear. | ==. ITE TTT TTT TAT IO 5 . an : €1 J. S. Sproule was re-elected presid- ! rng phon pit lc, Erg ; ILLLILIA ALI, : SHOE STORE FOR THE BRIDE BE EMBODIED IN A LINDSAY PIANO The Piano is a gift too often left to the parents for selection. It has been known, however, for the friends to form a Club and all donate between them the instrument of Joy. Call in and see our wonderful display of Pianos, any one of which will be to herd constant reminder of your affection. 2a © of the Frontenac Agricultural your Mberal limit without rebellion; 3 ; ¥ Jour dood in a damage instead of 2 The Scotch curlers won all their help, remem ® Guickest, surest, | most harmless antacid is Dia- matches in Kingston end have gone hequer court t Pepe un Nh eB City Tapes Dia to Peterboro. Toronto, for a large case at drug stores. " oJ

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