THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. | boy would be working in a drain | o . FROM A LABORER {somewhere when a well-dressed man would approach him and suggest his . . . 10 COLLEGE STAR ROR ot can Jugeee! 1s PROBS: --Saturday, fair and mild. {would be subjected to a physical ex- lamination and? if he met the test, he -d a ---- EE a in United would be packed off to college, all |decked out in the latest style and [DR HICKEY'S 0 -- System Prevailed SPEEDY |} : MIXTURE | "BRONCHITIS, BRONCHIAL IRRITATION, ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP, Etc. | We have just receiv- | ed an import ship- ment of French Brilliant OPEN SUNDAY. Phone 59. These are most beautifully made, and are set, some with lj briiants alome, others with ll imitation sapphires and pearls. { They are exccllent reproduce iil tions of the finest Platinum Bars, and are priced from $1.00--$5.00 Meat Store Opp. YM.C.AA. Phone 1208J. TO-MORROW'S SPECIALS: 'Round Steak ...........17c Spare Ribs ,...........16c ESTABLISHED 1840 KING STREET, KINGSTON if some other game, 'War clouds are again forming in the Near East. The Kemalists have violated the Mudania treaty by {n- creasing their force in Thrace. France will ratify all treaties or DR. H. C. MABEE 79 WILLIAM STREET Phone 286 the Washington arms conference. Quality, Accuracy* Moderate Price We wish to bring to your notice our fine line of Happy Thought Cooking Stoves and Quebec Heaters. We specialize in Atkins Saws, Stanley Tools and Smart Hammers. Some Specials for Your Attention Smart's Steel Claw Hammer ....... 90c. Atkins Imperial Hand Saws . . . ....$2.50 Stanley 8 in. Steel Smooth Plane . . .$3.50 These are fine for home use. We will gladly show you our complete line of Tools. At this time of the year you need Glass and Putty. We deliver to any part of the ci States of Paying Way of | Huskies Through College. | Peterboro Examiner | | The explanation given by "Lev. | Bruce Taylor, principal of Queen's | University, regarding the policy of the college with respect to athletics | {will serve to dispel very greatly | rumors which have been in eircu- | |latton regarding the manner in which | |Queen's has secured a good footbait| Iteam this year. Dr. Taylor sakes | it plain that money has not been used "0 entice promising players to the college. { | For many years, college athletics {In the United States rested under the shadow of a vicious system by |means of which wealthy graduates, | working together, brought up good lathletes and paid them to attend [some particular university. Indeed, even today many prominent athletes in Canada can tell of offers they have |recetvea from several American col- leges where they were invited to come and secure free education with ex- |penses paid so long as they wouid 'urn out and play football, hockey or Oountless Ameri- can professional men received their education in this way. ' Amazing Revelation. The extent to which the American practice went was shown a few years ago by articles contributed to a well- known American magazine. The re- velations were amazing. A husky ALL THE FAMILY HAD BAD COLDS "Did you ever notice that if one of the family contracts a cold it general- ly runs to all the other members?" Many people when they contract a cold do not pay any attention to it, thinking perhaps it will pass away of |gualifications, itself in a day or two. This is a great mistake for before they know it, it has become settled on the lungs. Never neglect the first symptoms; get a bottle of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and see how quickly your cold will disappear. Mrs. A. Coghlan, Magnolia, Alta., writes: --"Last Winter we all had bad colds in our family, and I didn't know what to do. Some folks told me to try Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, 80 I went and got a couple of bottles, and in a short while our colds were all gone. Now we always keep a bottle on hand in case one of us might catch a cold." "Dr. Wood's" {8 35c. and 60c. a bottle; put up only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. AUCTION SALE Saturday at 12 O'clock Noom Murray's Auction Rooms Market Square Ford Coupe, 1920 model. Studebaker Truck, three-quarter ton. Both In first class condition and run- ning order, FLAPPERS FLIRTS nn k IN'S ofthis theatre next week ALLEN--Monday COMB SAGE TEAIN FADED OR GRAY HAIR famous : GULBRANSEN ; THE PLAYER-PIANO Huving just recently added the Nationally-advertised, Gulbransen Player-Planos to iA variety of well-known in- nis, We &re making an unusually attractive offer for the ol THIS WEEK ONLY Sin SWEET HLE $508 , Whis 1 8 Jenulne Guibranatn, Player, that 3 : lo just & plano; tha esiciang have Sndorted} that tenths you te Play, at That can pro you, in e famous "ten-minute everything we claim, and more. Forget all you ever knew or heard about Player Pianos and mind, and you will be amazed at the re- If Mixed With Sulphur It Darkens So Naturally Nobody Can Tell. Grandmother kept her hair beauti- fully darkened, glossy and attractive with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," you will get a large bottle of this old-time recipe, improved by the addition of other in- gredieuts, all ready to use, at very with money in his pocket. Some of { the greatest football heroes of the times were discovered in this way, in- i cluding, it is understood, Jim Hogan. | of Yale;. Heston, of Michigan; Van- derboom, of the same college and a bost of others, Heston, a physical marvel, was able to do the hundred yards in ten seconds while dressed in football togs. The story of Jim Hogan Is one of the most interesting. He worked for years as a laborer before he was in- vited to go to college. At Yale, whither he was packed, he was glv- en the monopoly of the tobacco trade at college, and it was no small item. His holidays were spent in travel, to Bermuda in the winter time and wherever else he cared to go, Hogan made good. The Yale crowd still sings a favorite rally song, with the words: "We'll give three Yale cheers for Hogan's men." The men who sent Hogan to Yale picked a sure winner. Hogan came out of college and was given a place in New York as Assistant Street Cleaning Commis- sloner under "Big Rill" Edwards, the famous Princeton football star. There he died a year 'or so ago, Hfted by ethletic prowess to boss a job on which in former days he might have been pleased to act as a humble sweeper, ---- A Student Oratory, Vanderbosom, of Michigan, was one of the stars developed by the famous coach, Yost. His feats on the foot- ball field have colored the story of American athletics. He was a huge man, powerfully built, with 'remend- ous strength and enduring power. And at college, it was revealed Van- derboom was taking up only one sub- Ject, What was it? Who could guess? Oratory, The professional coach system at American colleges helped to encour- age the practice of selecting new students according to their athletic No matter how good a coach may be, he cannot win with- out the winning material. He can- not reap where he has not sown, and it is the most natural thing in the world for a coach to take steps te | sow, a few good seeds where they will do the most good. To the heip of the American college coaches came wealthy organizations of college gra- duates, all anxious to see their old universities win out over thelr rivals, College 'football became a contest in spending money. Sport in Colleges. Against any such system as this the Canadian colleges are to be warn- ed by all who love clean sport in which the best man wins, ' The littie flurry regarding Queen's University shows a healthy state of public opin- fon. At the same time, the system of purchasing athletes can be credit- ed with having sent a good many men through - college that would otherwise have never attained pro- fessional standing in the battle of lite. Participation in sport is a legi- timate part of a college education, as the 'late Cecil Rhodes believed when he made athletic progress one of the qualifications for those seeking Rhodes scholarships at Oxford, but the British universities follow the excellent policy of forcing all physic- ally fit students to Play games, a policy often contrasted with the Am- erican and Canadian systems of limit- ed participation and keen rivalry, In- cidentally the lure of Rhodes scholar- ships has done much both in Canada and the United States in urging col- lege students of the "bookworm" type to engage in sport so that they may qualify under the Rhodes plan, EE ------------------ Aged Argentine Recluse 8et Fire to Herself Bahia Blanca, Argentine, Nov. 3. ~--Juanan Surata, an aged recluse, committed suicide yesterday by burning herself to death on a fun- eral pyre, which she had con- structed herself. According to the police, the agud women had piled a quantity of wood shavings in the centre of the stone floor of her kitchen, poured oil over the wood, and, after saturating her own clothes, reclined upon the pile and touched a match to it. oid You Ever Stop to Think. That it is the get-together, stay- together and boost-together ¢itizens that build a city. That a city that has built a repu- little cost. This simple mixture can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. A well-known downtown druggist body uses Wyeth's Sage sth tation with industry and commerce should be a proud city. That all citizens should 'boost with real enthusiasm. That their city is worthy of their best endeavors. ' That the stay-backs and the pull- backs among their citizens often harm themselves more than they do their city. That city builders have on- usiasm. 'That enthusiasm is what starts thi Steacy Store Closed Monday, Thanksgiving Day Saturday! Thanksgiving Sale A great One Day Sale event at Steacy's. Take full ad- vantage of its many rare economies. The vaiues in each case enumerated here are extra special and deserve the attention of thrifty shoppers. Travellers Sample Set NewWinter Coats SATURDAY AT MANUFACTURER'S COST! The maker of a high-grade line of Burberry - and Novelty Coats has wired us he is send- ing on a full sample line of the latest and smartest Coats in Check-Backs and Duve- tyn Velour--plain and fur-trimmed. . As we have not as yet seen the range we cannot describe them in detail, but since we have sold over 300 Coats this season from this particular manufacturer we can vouch for their qual- ity and value. They are priced regularly from $25.00 on up to $65.00 each. Saturday $16.75 to $42.50 If you have not as yet secured your new Winter Coat, op- portunity is knocking at your door. Take advantage of it | ~ SUITS HALF PRICE Our entire stock of plain (ilored and novelty fur-trimmed Suits. from $35.00 to $75.00/marked for a quick clean-up. Priced [ ALL WOOL HEATHER ; HOSE Saturday ........ 75¢ 300 pairs of All-Wool lish Ribbed Heather Hose -- regular $1.25 values. Saturday ........ 75c. pair ENGLISH WOOL CASH- MERE HOSE Saturday :...... 85¢c. Pair 240 pairs of pure Wool Eng- lish Cashmere Hose in Grey, Brown and Beige. : Regular $1.15 a pair. Saturday ........ 85c. pair BLACK LEATHERETTE SHOPPING BAGS Saturday . . 98¢. 60 extra large, Black Leath- erette Shopping Bags with purse attached. Saturday ........... 98c. nt Eng- $3.39 and $3.65 , 108 All - Wool Pullover Sweaters -- plain and drop- stitch effects in all the newest fall shades. Regular $4.00 and $4.50 values. Saturday . . $3.39 and $3.65 TABLE DAMASK 150 yards of double-faced Jatin Table Damaslc:-full 64 inches wide--special value at $1.50 a yard. Saturday ........... 98c. 1 NEMO CORSETS Saturday ...... $3.50 Pair 100 pairs of Flesh-Colored French Coutil Corsets with reducing straps, medium bust effect. Sizes 23 to 30. Regular $5.00 a pair. Saturday ........,. $3.50 WOMEN'S KNITTED BLOOMERS : Saturday ............ 15¢c. 10 doz. Velvet-knit Flesh and Cream Bloomers with elastic waist and knee, with Vests to match. Reg. $1.00 values. Saturday .....,, 25¢c. Yard 500 yards of White, Ivory and Cream Net in large and small patterns--regular 35c¢. a yard. Saturday ....... ..... 25¢c. BLANKETS Saturday . ..... $2.59 Pair 100 pairs, extra heavy, large, double-bed White Flannel- ette Blankets with colored borders. Regular $3.50 pair. Saturday .......... $2.59 's = Limited i 's New Department Store"