be vastly against the law to kill people. Possessed by his neighbor. t ARMY Dismasted and deserted, Parr, was found floating in midsea a menace to ocean shipping. a popular prey to the waves, the Nova Scotian schooner, Governor iL ik ows np . ally al a Sea SN - She was disposed of under the law as applied to derclicts The graveyard populations would increased ff it wasn't A man's pride would be vanity it Half a loaf is sometimes better han no chance to loaf at all. EMORRHOIDS Ro Slot suffer another day with ing, or Protruding Plles or Hemorrhoids. Neo operation requised. Dr. Chase's Olin nt will relleve you at once and afford benefit. 60c a box; all or manson, Bates & Toronto. Sample box free. A ----" SALVATION Laughter is supposed to be as good as a tonic--that's one of the reasons the clowns from a touring circus paid a ent visit to the Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn, . The gales of merriment that came from the little shut-ins was all the reward they wanted TOMORROW F you could see the joy and gladness that comes into the lives of those whom we are able to help becaus: of your gift to the Self - Denial unds, your generosity would only be limited by your ability to give. For the extension of our work, at home and abroad, we earnestly appeal for your support. Remember ----some wandering boy-- or girl, some stricken family, som=one in dis- tress, will be helped and blessed by your donation. Fill the boxes tomorrow! Make this Tag Day the biggest and best yet. PLEASE HELP US TO HELP OTHERS If you would prefer to donate a more substantial amount ---please mail your cheque to ¢ i THE SALVATION ARMY GN WALTER BOSHER, Salvation Army, Kingston Only an eighth of an inch in length, this "smallest the world" contains 14.000 words dictionary in Anything for a thrill is the motto of Prof. Powsey. He took this 60-foot bicycle dive to amuse the crowd at South pier on a recent bank holiday ARE FEELING BLUE. Think the Crops Will Be Small This Year, Howe Island, May 15.--The roads sre in an impassable condition due to the continued wet weather. Smal] crops are looked for as the seed could not.be put in the ground. The cheese factories are now in operation and a good amount of milk is ob- ta'ned each day. The burial of the here a week ago, was very largely '| attended. Every member of the congregation" was present to pay their last respects to one whom they dearly loved and respected and L DAILY BRITISH WHIG ---------------------- ee -- Phone 1071 JUILS a CLOAKS RARE VALUES FOR SATURDAY Offering Lowered Prices on Coats, Suits and Dresses--All of Them Reflecting the Newest Mode in Line, Fabric and Trimmings. AN EXTRA SPECIAL SALE OF STUNNING Sport Coats 14° Carefully Tailored New Coats of excellent qual- ity Polo Cloth--Stripes and Checks and plain Ve- lours in smartest colorings and designs--double- breasted effects. Wrap styles, fe aturing the newest Collars, Sleeves and Ripple Backs. = Mostly all full lined Coats. Specially purchased and specially priced for speedy disposal Saturday. Phone 1071 | Single and double and Lovat Tweeds. REMARKABLE SALE OF Tweed Suits '16.95 Silk Lined--Beautifully Tailored. Stylish new Suits, specially purchased and received just in time for Saturday's selling. quality materials, ip Grey Checks and Grey VALUES ARE SENSATIONAL ! high' breasted styles of Sizes 14 to 20. PURE SILK HOSIERY SPECIALS! Pure Silk Hose At 98c. Hemmed tops. Black, Grey or White. New Fancy Sport Ribbed Silk HOSIERY Antique, Fawn, Beige, num, and etc. $1.50 {late Dean Kehoe, which took place] Heavy weight, pure Silk Hose, with or without seamed backs. Colors Nude, Peach, Rose, Beige, Log Cabin, Fancy new Ribbed Silk Hose, in all the new colors for Spring-- Plati- Made in fancy weave with pockets-- Shades of Black and Silk and Wool. White, Sand, Grey and Navy. Sizes 34 to 42. 25 to 80 band; lengths, price. $4.95 NAVY ALL WOOL SERGE PLEATED SKIRTS SATURDAY ~ JACKSON-ME Silk & Wool Sleeveless Sweaters $2.75 PLEATED SKIRTS Sand and Grey Shades Only $3.95 Wool Crepe, made in Knife and Box Pleated styles. Sizes from 32 to 35. Only a limited quantity at this English Broadcloth Blouses In beautiful quality Two Thread Broadcloth Shades --Silk finish. White and Sand. * SATURDAY $2.95 of Mauve, Blue, Grey, } | LIMITED 114 PRINCESS STREET ~~ hearts. P. Beseau is seriously ill with pleurisy. Mrs. J. Lachance has com- pletely recovered. Mrs. F. Garrah and Miss K. Prior have returned to Watertown, N.Y. John' Foley, Sr. and J. Pickett, who spent the winter in Flint, Mich, are home. W. Prior had a bee last Monday drawing material for his new barn. Leap before you look--and "then look foolish. . No Paring--End Them DE pare R--r the pain vanishes. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Does away with dangerous paring. | Get Blue jay at any drug store. @ Snapum whose memory will long live in their 7 a A Blue-jay | Orphan children, clad in the native ¢osfume of Greece, took a prominent part in the recent Lord Byron centenary celebrations at Athens SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY. Of Christ Church, Tamworth Was Recently Celebrated. Tamworth, May 14.--Fred Me- Knight is building a new house on the old Thornton lot, where the ola house was burned. D, R. Fletcher and D. B. Floyd, motored to Rod- den, on Saturday last, and returned on Sunday. They had a very pleas- ant trip. Miss Fletcher has returned from the hospital much improved in health! The rain has made it bad for seed- ing. The 25th of May will be tela- brated on Monday with baseball and other amusements. Rev. Mr. Clark will preach to the 1.0.0.F. on Sunday afternoon next in the Methodist church. The sixtieth year anniversary of Christ church, was held on May 9th. There was a large turn-out of ministers from many other places. Preaching was held in the evening. What Happened Years Ago. Edward Stephens, Campbeliford, aged ninety-four years, has been telling about the weather. Sixty-five vears ago Mr. Stephens recalls that there was a heavy frost in June that nipped the fall whedt, which was the farmers' staple crop at that time. It was feared that the wheat on the low land, which suffered most, was en- tirely destroyed, but in the end, it turned opt better than that om the high land which was comparatively uninjured. The growth of the for- mer was retarded, the straw was short but the grain was well filled. The high land wheat was destroyed by the weevil, ---------------- At a special meeting of the Tref- ton council the tax rate for 1924 was fixed at forty-eight mills, which is four mills higher than last year, THe wings riches have are nearly always used in going instead of com The Secret of Successful ; : Made in Canada E. W. GILLETT COMPANY LIMITED ; TORONTO Winnipeg