Daily British Whig (1850), 20 Feb 1925, p. 3

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THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG AND COLDS Quickly yield to Dr. Hickey's Speedy Relief 25c¢. and 50c. L. T. Best Druggist DIAMONDS are always one of the most impor- tant items in the Jeweler's stock. For this reason we carry an ex- cellent selection, both LOOSE AND MOUNTED IN RINGS, BAR PINS, etcl If interested we should be pleased to place our val- ues before you. WE CARRY ALL First Quality Stones Are You Ready For Spring? You may need one or more of the follow- ing articles. "We are reminding you-of a _ few which we have in our stock. B & H English Paint| Turpentine " B'& H Floor Varnish| Yacht Fittings 'Boat Supplies Electric Fixtures Plumbing Supplies Boiled Oil 5 NX Tanks and Smoke Stacks Tinsmithing Factory Supplies. -- & Birch total dalartes m4 tn legal Electric Com- divided as fol- La $10,200; Eh thd $3,900; H. H. Broed, '$3,600; F. C. Edwards, §3,- 500; W. J. 0 (temporary), $1,800. At New York, a campaign is on to raise $500,00 to erect at Washing" ton @ national navy and marine memorial to Amelicans lost at sea. At Peterboro, Fire Chief Georgy Gimibiett was refused the triple cofi- bination pumper which he has bien urging as a necessity for three years. | r 'I swallow the Hon. The Mysterious Last December |i Disappearance Of the Lovely Daughter of Rich Welsh Peer | London, Feb, 20.--A door bang- ing on a windy night! Footfalls down a lonely road and, then--silence! Thus did darknoss and mystery Gwyneth Erica Morgan, lovely daughter of the rich- est of Welsh peers, while British so- ciety wondered and. thrilled. It is a perfect Sherlock Holmes setting: A quiet place in WimLledon, a sort of ruralized community in greater London. Here, the once socially gay Miss Morgan had gone to rest follow- ing an attack of typhoid fever. With her went a retinue of servants and & nurse companion. Suéh was her social and economic standing that she could have satis i fled any whim, For her father is the third Baron Tredegar, 6Wner of £0. 000 acres of Welsh coal land, with a great house in London and a mag- nificent estate near Newport, Wales. A robust outdoorsman, fond of the fox hunt and of shooting in general, is Baron Tredegar, but his two child- ren have different tastes. Thus Evan Morgan, the son, after a fine war record and a short nibble at © No Smoking at Queen's. Queen's Journal: The "No Smoik- ing" rule will be rigorously enforced hemceforth, in all university build- fangs. The whole matter has been placed by the senate in the hands of ithe A.MS., who are determined to safeguard university property by every possible means. Placards of warning have been posted in all the buildings, and the election of Peewee Chantler to the office of fire chief is the final precaution against lnfringe- ments of the regulation. Students should require no coercive penalties fo remind 'them of the fact that smoking, specially at : social even- ings, is a dangerous practice and loyal consideration for their Alma "| Mater should be sufficient cause for abstinence. Do not buy vegetables or fruits of poor quality. The waste amoufits to more than the saving in the firet cost. Always keep a pot of beef extract on hand to use for soup on quick no- tice orf to make gravy or meat sauce richer, The Hon. Gwyneth Morgan. politics, set himself to writing verse and to painting. Gwyneth, on the other hand, was fond of travel and spent much of her time going about the continent. They kept separate establishments in London. Then the country place in Wimble- don, the slamming door--and mys- tery! It was on Dec. 15th that, with $400 upon her person, she fled from the quiet retreat. Two days later the police were told. A month later, or more, the press ' was informed. Scotland Yard has been on the job. Famous private agencies have been consulted. All to no avail. One of the most: perplexing mys- teries of high " ite remains une solved. Railway hand slomstip lines have afforded no clue. At present the theory is that she will be found in some tiny Welsh village, probably a seacoast hamlet, for she loved the simple life and cus- toms of the seafaring folk and had been known to travel far to: attend their dances and song feasts. Elected to Council, Elmer Davis has been chosen a member of the Executive Council of the Ontario' Prohibition Union. So have C. A. Wiseman, Napanee, and W. T. Rogers, Brockville, _ Jodine stains may be removed from fabrics by soaking the article in lime water. PROBS:--Saturday, partly cloudy, stationary or a little higher temperature. BERR $ Dollar Da ¢ Saturday at Steacy's BiRipRRE Pdi 4 PRERERT EE PERE EE ¥ "x Take full advantage of the many extraordinary savings offered | through the medium of this great annual February Sale event. hours 9 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. COCOA DOOR MATS, $1.00 50 extra heavy, large sized Door Mats -- regular $1.35 each. _ BEAUTY BLOOMERS, $1.00 96 Satin de Bloomers in the wanted high shades. Reg. $1.35 pair. WOOL SPORT HATS $1.00 EACH 24 only, Novelty Wool Hats, shaped regular $2.95 each. ---- SILK STOCKINGS $1.00 PAIR 150 pairs, in colors Brown and Navy. Regular $1.50 pair. BOYS' KHAKI} TROUSERS $1.00 PAIR 45 pairs, in sizes 26 to 30 Regular $1.50 pair, uly. CORSETS $1.00 PAIR 13 pair only, Wrap-around Corsets, Discontinued lines -- regular $4.50 to 36.00 a pair, WHITE HABUTAI SILK $1.00 YARD 75 yards, White Habutal Wash . Silk--full 86 fuches wide -- regular $1.35 a yard. HUCK TOWELS 4 for $1.00 25 dos. heavy, Cotton Huck Towels--regular 88¢. ehch, ER TABLE NAPKINS 3 for $1.00 20 dos. extra heavy quality . Satin Damask Table Napkins -- size 20 x 20. each, Regular 40c, Luxe: WINDOW 'SHADES $1.00 EACH 120 Cream, Green and White Oil Shades (seconds) -- reg. $1.50 each. SILKINE UNDERSKIRTS $1.00 EACH 60 Silkine Under- skirts in light colored shot effects. Regular $1.75 each. CHILDREN'S HATS $1.00 EACH 100 Velvet, Plush and Felt Hats -- all colo lar $1.50 to $5.50 cach, Sale 3 CURTAIN SCRIM 7 yards for $1.00 1,000 yds. in White and Cream with fin- ] ished borders. HOUSE DRESSES | $1.00 EACH 150 Print and Gi ham Dresses in li t 4 and dark colo $1.25 to $2.25 each. ENGLISH STOCKINGS $1.00 PAIR 25 doz. English Wool | and Silk and Wool | Hose. Regular $1.50 | pair. & re -------- KID GLOVES $1.00 PAIR BOYS' SWEATERS | $1.00 EACH Heol Worsted Sweaters button shoulder. ular $1.50, WHITE COTTON 4 Yards for $1.00 2 Yards for $1.00 SI ts Ta all sizes. Regular PILLOW SLIPS 4 for $1.00 25 dos. Hemmed She, cl" | oH 3 Sire 4. Fege g 5 TERRY TOWELS 4 4 for $1.00 800 extra heavy, full ciued | White Terry Towels. Regular | TABLE DAMASK $1.00 Yard 100 yards, Satin 4 100y heavy, finish, na. To hn $ Dollar Bills Given Away $ On every regular cash purchase of $10.00 made here 'to-mor | of choosing your new Spring Ready-to-wear, yardage goods, dress assomorisa and home furrishinghat s saving, row, we will return $1.00 in cash. Here is an excellent 'opportunity

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