THE DAILY BRI TISH WHIG. he WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1022. For Skins Dressed, Tanned and made into Rugs and Garments, Manufacturing Dept, KAY CASH BUYERS -- TS HONE - 603 RAW FUR DEPARTMENT 157 BROCK ST., KINGSTON, Can. JOHN MS KAY Leo. RAW JOHN Mc 149 - 157 Brock Street pe co-- FOUNDED 1859 Limited "PRACTICAL _ EDUCATION" {Address Before the Board of | Trade by Prof. R. O. Joliffe. R. O. Jolliffe, professor of Latin, | Queen's University, was chief speak- | or before the Beard of Trade on { Tuesday evening at the annual | meeting, and he gave a most instruc Juve address on the subject of "Prae- | tical Education." He showed the dif- { ferémoe between education as under- {stood in the purely technical sense, and education in the broadest sense, |as shown in one whose powers are all | trained, and who from a proper | kwdwledge of the fundamental prin- jtiples of life is better able to meet its vicissitudes, as well as contribute {in service to the welfare of his com- | munity. After dealing with the {term 'fpractical," a word that has | degenerated in use from fts original | meaning of a state of being to one of | action, he gatd that one'of the great- est difficulties we have to face in Tife is that we fafl to think through the problems that confront us. This was especially so of the so-called practi- cal and self-made men. These gen- erally express a contempt for theory. This is often justified, but #t fs not Guite well-founded. The best definition of education is Eo. "harmonious development of all . THE ELECTRIC SHOP Call and arrange for » free trial of the A.B.C. ELECTRIC WASHER Phone 1545. 115 Breck Street. F. J. GRACE W. C. CANNON one's powers," and practical educa- tion in the real sense, and the nobl- est sense, was the realization of this. You cannot focus on "things" to the exclusion of the condition of being without becoming of the earth earthy. The brevity, swiftness and rh eh uncertainty of life all depend upon your education and ones attitude of ¢ i v $12.50 Per Ton We are offering for sale 400 tons small size Hard Coal at the above price while it lasts, SOWARDS COAL COMPANY PHONE 153. UPTOWN OFFICE: McGALL'S CIGAR STORE. PHONE 811) ryind which is determined by educa~ tion, There are two attitudes or views. The first is "eat, drink end be merry for tomorrow ye die" and the other is, "I will do the work set for me while it 4s yet day." Upon education depends the choice be- tween these opposite views. It is almost a certainty that one without musical training will regard Jazz as | the best music, and also that one having no 'real knowledge of art will choose the worst pleture. You can develop either side by eduction only, GARAGE, BAY STREET - La A Briscoe Opportunity There are several Briscoe Cars in service in this viein ty that have travelled over thirty thousand (30,000) miles and still running well. One car, an improved model 4-34, ran all last season at a cost of 2% ec. per mile. motor. Owners gre enthusiastic, We can sell you a brand new mo of $995.00. Touring Car at the bargain price Experts admit it has a tfuly wonderful del 4-34, five passenger All charges paid. No othér car on the market has made such a reduction in price. ~ANGLIN BROS. with 5 to"16 acres garden land, near city. R. H. Waddell "FOR SALE Gore Street--Solid brick 'de- [| tric light, gas. Alice Street--solid brick bun- ff Phones 326-806. tached double house, with 3- Hi piece bath room, hot water Ji furnace, electric light, gas, garage and large lot. : | Street--near Park. Solid [i brick, 8 rooms, 3 piece bath room, combination hot wa- | ter and hot air furnace, elec- | galow, all improvements, \hat | air furnace, hardwood finish | throughout. Lot x 200, WANTED © \ Small, comfortable - house The McCann Agency 86 Brock St HHH Cat Your Soap Bill KINGSTON, .ONTARIO IN 2 1000 Bars Lennox Soap. Full Size Bar, 5 bars .., .25¢ CASTILE 1000 Bars "Best Value in the city" CINCH CLEANSER Excellent .18¢ Cullen's CASH AND CARRY ALFRED and PRINCESS STS. AE a A for cleaning win- || dows, Binks, Brass, Nickle or Copper, on sale, 2 tins . . for by education only can you pro- duce an absolute result. This was {proved conclusively by the speaker | who cited the development of the {national soul of Germany as revealed {during the past ten years, The spirit |of the German people was developed {by education on during the last two | generations. The = people of that country fifty years ago were abso- | lutely different from the people we {know during the last ten years, The 'scrap of paper" expression that be- came famous from its application to |the Belgium treaty by the German | chancellor was accounted for by the | speaker by the education of Von | Bethman-Holweg, He got 4t in a | history of Rome used ih Germany, (and in which the Roman Senate ré- | pudiaited a treaty calling it "a scrap of paper." The German teaching was | absolutely wrong and it permeated alll classes of the people from the uni- versities down. They taught that : lj | Gerntany was destined to rule the il world, | her race was a race of super , and that miight was right. Theif"s was a straight case of cause and effect. You can do 'the same, but you must know what you want; || the goal of the people, their ideals in || life, and the attitude to be adopted. | It is for the people at large to de- || cide what kind of teaching they || wanit our children to get, the voice of the universities and colleges is || mot sufficient. Ome of the most fool- ish things ls to allow a child to de- cide what its education shall be, and ll | the parents that bring up children in that way are the greatest nuisances that a teacher has to contend with. The child will take the path of least resistance always, as it is the most natural thing to do. You can't de- | | vetop mental power by giving up ef- fort. You have got to give them It | sweat, It is a Jaw in the intellectual ll | world as well as in' the physical if | world. There are certain great laws || of Mfe that are always true, and any- | | body who tries to defeat them goes down to ruin, We must obey the great laws of life or meet disaster. glve the child a trained mind ---- re I ------ - | Yote of thanks was tendered to Prof. Jaliffe for his excellent address. ¢ INCIDENTS OF THE DAY Racy Local News and Items of : General Public Interest. Dr, Edward Ryan is in Toronto. J. M, Baxter, Napanee, spent the week-end with friends in Woodstock. Mr. Swaine, plano tuner, orders received 'at: 10u Cler eet Ww. | Phone 564w. / i Mr. and Mrs. Stuart S. Hawkins, Montreal, formerly of Kingston, are rejoicing over the birth of a daugh- ter, { Miss Lynch, Trenton, has come to Kingston to substitute as teacher at | St. Mary's School, one of the teach- | ers being ill. The next section of "The Great War As 1 Saw It." by Canon Scott will be published next Saturday and | following days. | The robins have come again in full | chorus. This morning the noisy har-| bingers of spring, were about all parts of the city. Barbara Hyland, aged six years, granddaughter of Mrs. A. W. Benja- man, Yarker, is seriously ill, at her | grandmother's home. ! The store advertisements lead to success and prosperity. Read them for information on values, Dr. William J. Giles, who died at Kelowna, B.C., was a native of Ath- ens, and a graduate of McGill and University of Pennsylvania Colleges. Brig.-Gen. King was in Ottawa on | Monday and inspected No. 16 Co, | 3rd Battalion Canadian Corps of Sig- | nallers. He was much pleased with | their work. A cable of acknowledgment and | thanks for the jewel guide crest, sent to Princess Mary by the Cana- | dian Gir] Guides, has been received at Guide headquarters. | The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Larose, 441 Albert street, are pleas- | ed to hear that their little daughter, | Geraldine, ill in the Kingston Gen- | eral Hospital, is getting along nicely. | The funeral of the late Wilson took place from dence of her mother, King street, to Cataraq on Tuesday afternoo Joyce officiated. Full spead programme of 1924. reading the ad ments, because | merchants are doing unheard of | things in stores these days. The loéal mill , of the Dominion Textile Company has installed an el- ectric system supplied by power from | the civic utilities, and on Monday the /plant was operated by electricity | for the first time. People from Wolfe Island who were in the e¢ity on Wednesday | morning reported that the crossing | between the city and the island was | very treacherous. The ice in the main ° channel sinks when any weight moves over it, % » 1 cemetery | Rev. Mr. | the general | Speed up on | Meeting of WOT U The regular monthly meeting of the W.C.T.U, was held on Tuesday afternoon with a fairly good attend- ance of the members. Satisfactory reports of the birthday party which 'was held on March Tth was present- fed. Great satisfaction was express- |ed that the local branch was doing its full share in the budget scheme. The members were delighted to: learn that there is a possibility in the very near future of a visit of the pro- vinclall president, Mrs. Pugsley, To- ronto. ' C------ Headaches from Slight Colds. Laxative BROMO QUININE Tab- lets - soon relieve headaches . caused from Colds. A tonic laxative and | germ destroyer. The genuine bears the signature of E. W. Grove. - (Be sure you get BROMO). 80c¢c. Made in Canada. "The Hat Store" ww Spring Millinery ---- Holst & Streaborg Mozart Mendelssohn Album of Easy Classics, Musical master: Eisenberg Largo, by . Souvenir, by Le Sygne, by +++.,G. F. Handel Dranz Drdla ..C. Saint Saens PHONE 919. THE COLLEGE BOOK S Stern's Half Hour Edition Practical teaching material for the Pianoforte. be obtained giving list and prices. HALF HOURS WITH THE BEST COMPOSERS Teachers will find these very valuable and interesting from which they can select material. The complete edition in stock. Catalogues may Schubert Favorite French Composers Chopin Godard Beethoven Chaminada Greig > Favorite Russian Composers, VIOLIN MUSIC, "HALF HOUR EDITION" Traumerei, by .Schoman Ave Marie, by ..Bach-Gounod Berceuse, (from "Jocelyn') by B. Godard per copy A song of India, by N. Rimsky- Korsakow. Simple Aveu, by ....F. Thome TORE OPEN TILL 8.00 P.M, spection. 25¢. at colors k G-I-N- A big range at popular prices, now ready for your in: . GH-A-M.S The pick of Canadian made Ginghams in pretty Stripes and Plaids; new color combinhtions, 27 inches ; de. : Fast colors ¢ eine Teielerulie a (uta loie] [ole ful o Peilial eo] Poll oa folie 25¢, 30c.--English Ginghams in a wide range of dainty Stripes, Plaids and small Checks: 27 inches wide. Fast se sein eislle'v'vin'a feTeae ls sien ulate Tele ela lull fos 'nleTolote 30c. 35¢.--A large assortment of English and Canadian makes--Checks, Stripes, Plaids: newest colors that are de- manded by fashion. 27 inches wide. Perfectly fast . .35¢., 50c.--Anderson's celebrated English Ginghams -- * guaranteed fast colors; in a nice range of Plaids and small Checks. 32inches Wide .......nin ni nisois rss B08, + Pictorial Quarterly for Spring . .........cooe roe. 25¢. k Pictorial Magazine for April ..... ....u..... 15c, G-I:-N:G-H-A-MS 'Newman& Shaw Kingston's Big Hoouse Furnishings Store ' Class Presents a Play. Class No. 27 of Queen Street Meth- odist Sunday school gave their play, "Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party," in St. Luke's hall on Tuesday evening in aid of the Home and School Club of Rideau school. About $60 was realized. The play was splendid, and the hall was crowded. Barl Wa- terman, who played the role of "Ted- {dy," did his part exceptionally well. "Jack" Bilder, Kingston's Harry Lauder, delighted the large audience with a number of Scotch songs. , He | was loudly applauded. Mrs. Loney also gave -a recitation. Miss Allen and Mrs. Rank, of Queen street school, were responsible for having the play put on. Catholic Woman's League. The Catholi¢ Woman's League met on Sunday afternoon in Notre Dame Princess -Street Detached brick dwelling, 7 rooms, B. and C, grseperate, gas, hot air furnace, good basement, large garden, right-of-way. House in excellent state of repair. Possession 30 days or earlier, If you it will face the problems of life end face them well. . Referring to the demand for tech- nical training, Prof. Joliffe said that it was a mistake to suppose that such training was sufficient. These things cannot. be taught as the sum~total of education. There is a state of chaos. in the educational world today. Such things as permanence, industry end character appear to have gone out of education, and the main trouble fs i hall. Ms. Lovitt, third vice<presi- | dent, presided. The secretary, Miss { L.. Kehoe, read the minutes of the | last meeting. Reports were read by | Mra, O'Connor, Miss Doolan and Mrs. Agnes M. Walsh, convenor of the press committee, Nominations for the coming year took place, 'Milk Drops Again, The price of milk took a drop to ten cents a quart on Wednesday. Price's Dairy the largest retail deal- ers, announced this reduction to take effect and stated further that on April 1st the price would be nine cents. The price of cream is not af- fected and the pr t prices of sixty and eighty cents a quart will remain in force until May : Jail The population et the vounty jail {is seven. Four of those 45,500 E. W. MULLIN & SON EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Cerner Johnson and Divigion Streets « « Phones 589w and 330J, "See Our Windows For New Headwear ITH "THE LAST WORD IN STYLR" \ NEW SALLY SANDALS FOR THE GROWING GIRLS .. PATENT LEATHER--LOW HEELS--SHORT VAMPS & They have taken the country by storm, this delightful new creation in Ladies' Fine Shoes., Made of Clarke's men confined to the jail were b Patent Colt, the very finest obtainable, with . short the inside of the bu - vamps, half moon effects cut out of same, one straight ' : yy instep strap and two cross straps with buckles. Made : with the new flat heels. All sizes and widths, Specially Earnings of the Grand Trunk priced at . $3.00 S. J. MARTIN March 7th amounted to $1,944,924, 180 PRINCESS STREET PHONE 2210 Always the choice of those who demand style and long wear. The world's premier hat maker has achieved a new emi. hence in this season's production. ' «Just now we show a wide range of these famous Hats and at the popular price of "owas a amie nee sa semen 4 sss $7.50 2 a 2 4 £1 UA burglarize the office of the Sowards Coal Company. On Wednesday, the Aik Other makes from ........cvessssnerseces S250 up. Step in and try on some of the new styles. FEET Asst r rte ns and show an increase of $180,664 compared with the corresponding period last year, » i Sir John Eaton's condition shows practically no change in the last seventy-two hours. ! The Norris government, censur 4d by the Manitoba house, will resign | office. - db -