Daily British Whig (1850), 17 Nov 1922, p. 6

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ER aa "THE DAILY BRITISH. WHIG, = BIBLE THOUGHT FOR To-SAY| GOD'S GOOD GIFTS: -- The Lord will give grana| and glory: no good thing will he withhold from them that walk: up | Tightly --Psalm 84: 11. ! | --|vary greatly in merit. As a rule one will not make a mistake in choosing juvenile classics, tested by time and approved by those whose opinions on such subjects are valuable. But there are good reasons why the new pooks should not be. ignored, and in the case of them the pur- |, chaser may have to exercise his own | Judgment. If you are not familiar with the contents of the library of the | child for whom the gift is intended, you are less likely to duplicate some- thing which he already has if you choose a new book in preference to an old one, If he (or she) is much | {interested in modern things llke aero- | planes or radig er the world war, you probably will please more by giving 4 book dealing with them than by giving a classic of your own child- hood. Due oui on be had for THE BRITISH ELECTIONS, Thé Canadian public were pretty well prepared for the results of the | elections in Great BPitain, and any | surprise felt here is chiefly in re- | gard to the defeat of individual fa. vorites and the recovery of Labor. That Lloyd George could not stage | & come-back was taken for granted. | He has held out years longer than | any other war-time premier in_tha | world; that alone might be taken xs | sufficient reason for a fickle elector. {ate to desire a change. His attitudes | in backing Greece against Turkey | and thereby creating a 'buffer state | has been held against him by much | of the influential press. This was {also a contributory cause . Then | again even if the majority of his followers had been elected he could wi not have had more than a group in NG | the new house, which however effec tive, would be unlikely to héld the balance of power. ; The rather hopeless manifesto of | the Asquith section of the Liberal | party was not likely to catch the | imagination of the British electur. { The Labor group, however, showed ++. 8800| very notfteable gains and in spite of Sis 35an the defeat of the doughty leader, Arthur Henderson, they will present a solid fighting force in the new parliament. Mr. Bonar Law alone had a fa! ticket and though he has in no sense swept the country, it seems likely that he has a working majority which may be steadily augmented by a succession of by-elections. That much advertised man, Winston Churchill, will not represent Dua- dee, nor will Sir Arthur Griffiths appear in the next parliament. Lady | Astor, however, is returned by a | handsome majority. According to | present reports, Soctland gives the "| Laborites and Conservatives an even number of constituencies, while As- quith and Lloyd George have alss an equal number each scarcely half JUST ARRIVED TO-DAY BLUNDERS Here's real money in your pocket. THE HARDING OVERCOAT is warm, serviceable and comfortable, with style and snap, too-- AND THE PRICE 35 The finest Overcoat made in Canada for the money, the age and the 1 ligence of the child, lished Dally aud Semi-W, | THE CBT Wa eR €O,, LIMIT | Children's minds are more sensi- | | | | tive, more plastic, than those of adults. They are impressed more and \nfluenced to a greater extent by what \they read than BErown-ups are. is peed for greater care books for them than is required in the selection of books for older persons, 2 TELEPHONE Private Exchange, connecting all departments TATHER Hence _ Why Is This Wrong ? The answer will be found among today's want ads. { (What "Blunder" do you suggest?) { With imitations: rw } ons' everywhere, | ONE'S VIEW OF DEATH. As any ope contends: As we grow older, we become less | But any wife will rise and bless t shocked at sudden deaths. We read |The ats Wao San et her dress about a man or woman who arose in | os Canton Nows; 800d health, ate breakfast and was | touched by death soon afterwards. Buch en ocourrence must be regard- ed as e most natunal thing, the etop- ping of the delicate machinery of the humen body that causes our passing on. The organism of the body is something like that of an engine which runs smoothly one moment and is silent the next by some break. The engine defect can invariably be remedied by the addition of a new -------------- pari, but there are vital parts of the Right-of-way: The peculiar privi-|as large. In Glasgow present re- buman machine that cannot be re. lege of five-ton trucks. ports give four Conservatives, two placed. Some-can, but they are no A { each for Asquith gnd Lloyd George the alldmportant. ' " Mairimony is just an endless busi- | and nine labor members. The Brit- Less surprise is occasioned in these | mess of wondering what to fix for | ish press comment is cautious. No days when even the greatest amongst us are called hence--when | the body refuses to contain the soul. | one seems to feel that the election Men to-day think more about the un- - as been as decisive as it should be Wives are people who fill closets, He guarantee staple government. It certainty of life than ever before and protect their families against the day with useless junk they hate to throw Ws hinted by some papers that Lloyd of dissolution by insuring themselves away. | George will hold his group in readi- against death to the fullest. Man by | ness to support Bonar Law in any In these bootleg days, you can | emergency. Other papers seem to taking thought has as yet been un- able to add one cubit to his stature. judge a host by the antidotes hel heave a sigh of relief &t the pros- keeps. . pect of a government which, what- Modern science has not been able to add many years of Hfe to the human | ever else it may turn out to be, will not be coalition; while the press gen- erally feels that the surprising re- covery of Labor is an indication that | P0dY. True the average life of man the country looks askance at any | '0-4ay is greater than At Was one government which is so largely com- | Pundred ysars ago, but the words of posed of Peers of the Realm. That, | the Pealmist still are true that "the however, is easily remedied ana |92Vs Of oir years are three score doubtless the new premier will have | Years and ten, and if by reason of several cabinet changes to announce. | 5tTeD8th they be foure score | Altogether, at this distance, it looks | Years, vel is their strength labor and {as if the turmoil of the past four |#CTTOW, for it is soon cut off and we years in British poitfics may be near [fy away." giving place to more settled condi- tions, though the government of the | gue day is, as yet, by no means on a smooth sea beneath a clear political sky. JUST {IKE A MAN. y : Not even the most rock-ribbed of , A GI¥l Te a Tightwad Sweetie. the anti-suffragists would ever have riley say that time is" money, but predicted this. A Pennsylvania wo- Now listen, bo," said Mary Blue; man, it is reported, has sued her hus- "To athe your time with me's all- band for divorce on the ground that But spend a little money, too." he mismanaged her election cam- ------ paign. It is doubtful if the most Sheet viiiane v Oldest Tn. e n oO eo as now » #rdgat sufiragisty ever contemplated ee ig. ee Phciondli toes as a the possibility of a man serving as hazardous occupation. 2 campaign manager for his wife, while ---- all the prophets of disrupted homes and broken families based their jere- Heo, Hum! Blinks: "I see & woman has been maids on the differences of husband and wife in their political faiths and ensh .......... 00.0 yearn not paid in advenee ise Ome year, 10 United States OUT-OF-TOWN REPRESENTATIVES, der, 23 St, John St. Memtrea! vw apace Jon King St. W. 'T'eronte. Vi es! NE srimting oitices ha in¢ fa Letters to the Mditor are published ONly over the &cisul name of the The model husband,"I declare, To be an animal quite rare; He Is a treat to see, If you, by chance, should ever meet A specimen upon the street, Just save his hide for me. ¥N. XK. Bowman, Bowadll, Ohio. It's Swim or Sink for the Kids (Sign over a rural South Carolina bath. ing pool.) taught swimming, 25 cents Children under 6 thrown » one of the best job Canada. Try Bibby's for Boys' Overcoat and Suits--real dandies -- $7.50, $9.50, $11.50, $13.50. The circulation of THE BRITISH WHIG is authenticated by the ABO Audit Bureau of Circulations "Ladies a lesson, "The hard part is to love your al pelghbor as your pel. atone. Daily Sentence Sermon. Hope, without work, is as useless as | & car without gas. Sr ---------- Our Canadian Question And Answer Corner] | $ a] BY MOORE'S TOYLAND SHOP NOW ! Our stock is new and spaciously display- ed. Everything in playthings to make the children happy. SANTA CLAUS is coming to our store again this year with more toys than ever before. WATCH our Store for new things ! 000000 A FEW LEFT - ij dinner. Q.--What was the Land? A.--The Hudson's Bay Company surrendered their rights in 1870 in 'Rupert's Land for a million and a half to the Canadian government. It is now the province of Manitoba. Q.--When and where was the bat- tle of Seven Oaks fought? A.--The battle of Seven Oaks was fought in 1816 on the present site of Winnipeg, between the two rival fur companies of that day. The Hud- son's Bay Company and the North West Fur Co. killed. The two companies after- wards amalgamated. ---------------- HE WILL NOT BECOME BISHOP OF BERMUDA Archbishop Worrell Declines This Office For Church Law Reasons, -- Halifax N.S., Nov. 17.--Because as Bishop of Bermuda he wouid have to take an oath of allegiance to the Archbishop of Canterbury and be- cause as the Metropolitan of the Ec- clesiastical , Province of Canada ft was impossible to do this, Archbishop Worell, of Nova Scotia, has declin- ed the invitation to become bishop of Bermuda and there will be no Bis- hop Coadjutor appointed for Nova Scotia. His Grace $0 announced to- day to the executive of the Anglican ynod of Nova Scotia. It had pre- viously been agreed by the Synod or Nove Scotia that Archibshop Wor- rell should 'become Bishop of Ber- dition to his present of- that a bishop coadjutor sale of Rupert's THEI % £ A crisis is anything that can obtain ) a bigger headline than a "riangle i murder. Heiress Will Wed Poor Artist-- headline. But why didn't she pick a good one? The most ignored man in the world is a bridegroom on bis own wedding day. LT -------------------- NG LIFE'S DETOUR | BY SAM HILL ------------ The ideal optimist is a sick physic- ian who believes some other doctor can cure him. ---------------- As a general thing, conservatism is an intellectual conviction and radi- calism an empty stomach. -- ~ HHH 5 | iy McCLARY'S | "TECUMSEH RANGE" | The Finest Range McClary's Ever Made. iM "The process of deflation also affects . ome of the héads that got tha: way during Prosperous times. A ---------------- Almost everybody knows at least one fussy little man 'who reminds Bim of a minority report. . EE ---------- Daughter isn't wholly selfish. She never calls Mother from the kitchen to wind the phonogragh for her, -------- Well, if they really must' wear - theme ribbed wool ' stockings, long Paperwhite Narcissus 5 cents each, Come and see it. 'BUNT'S HARDWARE King St. put in charge of a big mail-order Chinese Lilies business." Jinka: "Well, the 12 cents each. have'been good at ladles always the male order 'Ekirts may be a blessing after alk: : S-------- The sex impulse is as old as the not on their co-operation. It must be acknowledged that business." should relieve him of part of his dut- es in Nova Scotia. His Grace in Dr. Nash's To-night at Jarvis' | Prices that cannot be beaten. 500 Ibs. Turkish Delight Also a few Freezid things are going a bit fast "o work out well when a man undertakes to manage his wife's campaign. He might with safety make speeches in her favor, following the husbandly conduct of Lord Astor, but he should learn from him to leave the manage- ment to his wife. Divorces have been granted on al- most every conceivable ground, but the reports of that action of this de- feated woman candidate opens up 4n- other big fleld of possibilities in this ne. If the reports are true, the husband who would be a manager of bis wife's political aspirations has only himself to blame for pushing in where he should have known better. ------ announcing the dif- ficulty, said that the Bermuda Synod had decided to remain without a bis- hop until , 1924, Mean- while Archbishop Worrell will per- form confirmations there and other necessary Episcopal duties. Warm underclothes, girls > * pa . Light shade overcoats at Twed- And though 'tis true they sneeze LU £3 . and cough, : They still insist, those foolish maids, In winter they are better off. ------ Is the "Mule" White ? Wilbur, Ky., Cor, Big Sandy Advertiser. Mr. Martin Lemaster,.one of the faithful grand jurors, seems to be both mule and "hess" poor. - Can any. body relieve him of his burdens? World, but only within recent years : hes #t settled in the trigger finger. Another thing this country needs #8 a cigarette that won't scar the edge of the table as soon as your back is turned . 20c. 1b. 500 lbs. Toasting Marsh- 11 DENTAL PARLORS 183 PRINCESS ST, KINGSTON and Snowdrops, Dr. Chown"s Drug Store 185 Princess Street. Phone 343 Two Cars Egg and Stove Size Particularly adapted -for Hot Air Furnaces and Quebec Heaters. Price 15.00 2 28c. Ib, 'OB, Very Well, Neilson's No. 1 Chocolates will not There wasn't so much talk of high 'costs in the old days when they used flour sacks to make underwear for the children. : \ 'When a male creature begins "o feel sorry for angther man's' wife, the devil rubs his hands and calls it day's work, ! Correct this sefitence: "I wish," said the wife, "shat you wonldn't keep telling me that you love me; 1 get-tired of it." . -------------- And so scientists will add twenty ears to our lives, . Well, we always : y there was some _way to improve brake linings. J. H JARVIS Phone 2373m, OPEN, NIGHTS. Removal Notice * W. H. FRANCIS, PAINTER Has moved to 438 DIVISION ST. Drop & card or phone 1885J and i Sr oe EL Tr nteed prices right. » ' lesistansmin Well, They Used te Write on Stome Tablets. J HAVE YOU TRIED KINGSTON'S BEST SAUSAGE? "GUARANTEED ALL PORK er Special for Sunday Breakfast ~ TOMATO CAMBRIDGE : SAUSAGE ¢ fr Place your orders earl 'with Grocer or Butcher. ry J wi pron (Atlanta Journal) Next Sunday Mrs. Palmeur will write on window boxes, (She'd spank a kid for doing that). ool Questions. "Has the Supreme Court to decide - » 8. G. asks: ever been called upon Whether the law of gravity is .con- stitutional?™ In an indirect way we Suppose it has, any way it declares it i mesnatitutionsi for Mquor to go | i ; 1 ? 4! : f #EEf i € r" if : 3 g g 5 I i | "Oh, that man took offense." "Well, there's ne law against a man taking that, is there?" 3 "But he then became offensive" ---- i il fe H I JAMS, LADES MINCEMEAT ARE BEING DEMONSTRATED IN OUR STORE THIS WEEK-- NOVEMBER 13th-14th. wr » i BREE gis 2 j i | ] : : i : i R g 1H i Crawford ; COAL Phone 9. Foot of Queen Be,

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