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12 | SURGICAL FEAT - =gnce A SAVES WOMAN Wonderful Operation By Dr. Lorne MacDougall, Former- ly of Kingston. N.Y. tells performe a The Brooklyn Stande November 28th, ful Lorne which by graduate arts and sided in says There will be a Hoyer } next mily, of the two will find tide season an. exceptionally pleasant one, owing the Younger daughter Just saved from a Th of a disciple of Esculapius in wiel ing the surgeon's knife in three operations has relieved a condition of the jaws that was approaching lockjaw. Where the daughter could not open her inouth Christmas, 1919, the festive board of this De- cember 25th will find her sharing in the entire the day The daughter is Miss Charlotte Hoyer, of 2 Autumn av ¢. She is twenty old twenty-five the attention of physicians ists, she at last found surgeon competent and daring enough to re lieve her of the condition which has pursued her all through life and which, within the last year, threat ened to take her very lite of a wor operation 1 by M saved MacDougall, ot HY Dr. woman OCKk jaw, Macl of Queen's Univ ine, and ferme newspaper medic re King ston The in the fa- and Cut happy party ome nonth The fatuer the consisting dau ¥ to that the been low joys of 57 ally the six years years f of and special a Surgeon Who Gave Relief. The physician is Dr. Lorne Dougall, of 124 Arlington Two years ago Miss Hoyer's who is manager of an importing exporting cotton house, in Mar tan, took his daughter to Dr, Dougall 3» wa suffering indigestion The physician the young woman's trouble wa result of the condition of he; They were badly in need of the tention of a dentist. But no d could remedy the condition girl could. not open mouth enough to allow him to do what required As the weeks and Hoyer's condition Her ability to open masticate her --food-- became --1 Scores of physicians were eonsulte but of no avail. Lockjaw seemer evitable Physicians diagnosed case, to opegate. Chicago was re mended, Then it was that Dr. stepped in. He had case.! He told Mr. Hove at could be done. A series of operations con- stittited the only 'hope of saving the her was into Miss worse 1d lengthened into months, became her mouth 1a day Wes refused hut specialist om MacDougall Pt, cin inn, Tint FOR SALE DWELLING, B Wk AND ONE ACRE OF. LAND at city limi ..52,800 W. H. GODWIN & SON teal Estate and Insurance 89 Brio: Street. Phone 424, AAA AAA AN AAA ie A RELIEF FOR BAD ~~ COLDS IN A NIGHT Every Houschold Should Keep This Preparation on Hand. Don't suffer from a cold. Don't run the risk of its developing into in fluenza, pleurisy or other acute form Prompt treatment will conquer it and | save worlds of trouble. | Colds should be treated by keep-| ing the system open, by reducing the | feverish condition, by allayving the muscular soreness, especially in the back. At any drug store you can get Grip Fix, the reliable preparation which has a ten-year-record of conquering even a bad cold in a night and eve a case of grippe in 36 hours comes in capsule fo for conveni in home treat: as well prompt action Don't be afraid of Grip-Fix. Its in gredients are plainly stated on each box. They are just what physicians usually prescribe for colds. . You ean rest easy if you have it in the house. Get a box to-day-- all druggists have it cents per box. MD) ID (OS: JE Consult our Samples of Xmas - Greeting (ORT Ask representative to call or Phone 292 BRITISH WH lob Dept. ae cTEnIaE n nent as 35 | been | could not chew my food. | cow, and Underwent a Thre Operations 1 1 f t a I - About seven to be exact, performed. hject of this final op 10th of the would 1 ov. It lower jay meet the they ipper AS pear qperation Just nt there is : 1 the short- on either sic " the operatio t of her hit insigr ave been from num said Miss Hoyer was about four noticed that face more de- other She con doctors and took fous clinics A num tried, but none rded any My mother got nervous go around to doctors to see if anything could that she broke down il ts also ion was er of of remedies were effort for me S0 NErvous we During my never affected and I always main- ndable average at recent years that ame very over the was gradual, and was not until about two we fully realized the faced with. I could" dis- school ind 1 becamé tinued them trouble &es, da Cu It was in trouble bed control ears this me my st acute 3 of muscles my 80 was that years ago that situation I jaws it wa | not cpen my mouth. Had Abandoned Hope. "A New London, Conn., physic advised of the nature of my ail and what could be done, declared he did not think himself surgeon enough undertake the task He rec 11ended a Chicago specialist. '[ was dying a slow death and the fami had practically decided that the ( cago rgeon was my only hope when Dr. MacDougall undertook the task. He saved my life. I had grown skeptical of physicians and their ability to afford me any relief. 1 In fact, it shoved couid had mashed up and through slight - opening make between my teeth. "It was years prior to the first operation since -my family or -my- self saw my tongue. 1 made a prq mise to Wnyself that the t thing 1 would d¥ if the operation was successful would be to. show my tongue That promise I Kept and the first thing I did when my sister | saw me was to stick my tongue out | at her. Pr. MacDougall 'has been wonderful. The operaticns that were performed upon me were unusual and the success of them is a better tribute to the doctor than any words of mine could possibly be. This will the Christmas I spent. )r. MacDougall was loath to talk about his feat He merely that Miss Hoyer was a plucky who stood up well under opefations during which only anesthetics were administered be a to I HTS be have happiest I stated girl, three local STUDENTS ON STRIKE | Chicago This being St. Andrew's day there | Refuse to Take Degrees From Social. ist Professors. Rome, Nov, 30.--Students at the University of Bologna have pullished a manifesto declaring they will refuse to attend lectures conducted by the socialist professors, Fovel, Léone d Didc who, it is declared, "dis- wot university, staining the illustrious phalanx - of | of whom the univer- » manifesto de res | nts will te accept rees, if awarded by such pro- | ne, sity is proud. le stud refuse leg their deg fessors Prospector Dead at Haileybury. . Haileybury, Nov, 30---T. G. S. Her- sey, well known prespector, who was found unconscious on the floor of his room in the Wright block here, Fri- | day morning, died the same night in a hospital from complications fol- lowing an attack of tonsilitis. He was about fifty years of age, an Eng-| lishman and served overseas with the | | railway troops, rising to the rank of | | lieutenant, after serving in the ranks. His relatives are in England. { Arrested For Secret Work. Baltimore, Nov. 30.--Mrs. Mar- guerite E, Harrison, a former mem- ber of the staff of The Baltimore Sun, | who is doing newspaper work in Rus- | sia, has been arrresteq and imiprison- | ed by the Soviet government in Mos- according to a dispatch re- ceived from Paris yesterday. Mrs. Harrison is charged by the Soviet i government with being a secret agent {of the s | States. lute department of the United | i | paring William 11.991 Frederi To Test the Law. New York, Nov. 30. -Whether a !a 'married, woman can aiso be a tru- | fant from school wild be decided in | court here on Dec. 2nd. A concrete test case has been presented as the result of the report to authorities | that Mrs, John de Stefano, fourteen years old, was married in August Her story to the judge was that "my | husband won't let me go to school." | i t "Don't sell your Victory Bopds™ is} {the tenor of the advice giver by an | Otawa broker and financial author- iy to small hoiders of the govern i ment's war securities. { lower | { 4th, W | the | j title. to the proper i by the Rights and a cour | stration by the THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. SPORTING NEWS | Kingston Hoekey Club. director 1; direct h. The a taken i Donal jowling Club Wind-Up 3 bowling clu ingon M t wa » Queen marked by t presse wright, the po heautiful mometer, of his services entation was made by on behalf ¢ H. D cupied the ¢ Club cup, M: of Mr. Mannah Chapimnan, F. Cor H. Wormwith, J. AT prize being a set of © as a to the eiub J. F Ch doubles, 1rcotte, bowls. Singles tf gold, 2nd F. Hague, 3r Linton affected | CAPT. RB WM. WALLACT the 756th B A INCIDENTS OF THE DAY, Local News Picked Up by Our Busy Reporters, A good Scofth lady living in King- prepared the haggi for hanquet held has, the Scotsmen's to-night. This is St. Andrew's.day, and-the flags on the e¢ity buil 3 were hoist- ed-in---honer of the Scot: men's natal day, ~ . The Kingston Andrew's so- ciety sent qut the following greeting to. various societies: "Greetings from St. Andrew's society, Kingston, to tha ster throughout p world on i8 St. Andrew's day." Sir Henry Drayton 'wrote James Stewart, honorary' secr 3 St Andrew's ty, regretting that he would "be unable to attend t to-night Ele in west io attending ses th Commission, During the day, dre; society rec ings from societies at Glasgow, Montreal, Quebec, Cornwall, Hamilton, Toronto, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Trentc St. Cath= crines,' Richmond, Que.; Halifax, Vancouver, New York, Albany and ston i be St societi the of soci the Tariff que t sions of Kingston 's eived gree Tas a corporate. communion of the Woman's Auxillary in £t. George's Cathedral, at 10. s'alock, at which the bishop of the diocese w preacher. The parishes repre were St. George's, St. Paul's, James, St, Luke's, St. John' mouth; St Mark's, Barr 3 Christ church, itaraque and Trinity church, Wolfe ( Judgment For Defendant Judge Madden ho presided sion of Division Court, 5 rendered judgment in the case of William Hayes vs. H. A. Derbyshira. The defendant is ordered to pay a note given to the late Patr Fraw- ley, with intere The case arose out of the* purchase of a farm from the late Patrick Frawley by H. A Derby- shire, who gave his note for $300. When Mr. Frawley died, the note was not paid and William Hayes, as ox- ecutor for the estate, sued on the note. Ambrose Shea acted for the | plaintiff and G. H. Smythe for the de- | tendant. {there The 'defence claimed that had been a dispute over a boundary line subsequent to the gi ing of the note and that it should not be paid. In the Meantime the farm had beeny sold to a third" party by Derbyshire. Mr. Shea showed that the note was a consideration when the y was passed, and claimed that it should be paid. Would Have Died For Country. Berlin, Nov. 30.--The _ former chancellor Hermann Mueller, kK the Great in the reichstag recaatly;! ask- ed: "Do you think Frederick " the Great would have deserted and fed to HoNand ? He woul have died for | 1s country in the frout of troops." This caused a gr ris \ eat d onsiration er-demon- 3 Lefts. ------------------------ In Critical Condition. Amsterdam, Nov. 30).--Former Empress Augusta Victoria of Ger- many, attacks in the last few days, is in a critical condition, acvording to the latest bulletin at Doorn Castle. » 3t, | illness. com- | who has suffered two heart | STEAMER JESKA MADE 61 TRIPS ACROSS LAKE Local Coal Carrier Had a Very Busy Season in Trade. Steamer With {a heavy teamer D. M. Cl , aground on Hyde Parl | mies south east of The heavy everal rivets and eamer's sides causi se to a depth of th ine room, paralyzu Re ets were sent of distress, and a a keeper, was patr 2ch he noticed the roc wtely reported it to Capt. ybens who set out fo ed ship, but owing to heavy seas his ngine became disablea causing him turn to he succeeded Strands on storm sign d anx! sea, N 'ark, loosened tes on the the water to Ke r shore. draw alarm and ded to his ittempts, to release the returned to and crew hip night take the Capt fter making sever: ound impossible ind the tugs apt. Stebbens near the become ne crew The CJ d crew re tel greater The Clemson is a six-hundred- t steamer, owned by the Pittsburg Steamship Company. Most of the crew were from Cleveland, Ohio, ex- { cept George Burns, Toronto, and Ed- jward J. Kingston er C his e all ry to of to d Scott, Joyce. General Hos- pas away William one of Kingston's o 5 ten-days' illness Joyce death a large circle of is by whom He was held in high m.. He was seventy-two ye age. and an Anglican in religion. The late W, J, On Nov. 28th, he I 1, there Johh Joyce, drovers, after a pneumonia. Mr deeply deplored by 8 Besides his sorrowing wife he is sur- | The grown-up family. vived by take placa on Wednes- fufieral day from raqui cemetery, The Late Mrs, Eliza McKenzie Dickson, wife of Edwin Hamilton Di on, passed ¢ ay in Toronto on Nov. 25th, and remains were brought to King- ston on Monday The funeral took place from the G.T.R. station, under the direction of James Reid and Company, undertakers, to Cataraqui cemetery, on the arrival of the fast train Rev, R. R. Dean, who ac- companied the remains, officiated Besides her husband, the deceased is survived n daughter, Naomi, and one Dr. John R. Dickson, medical missionary of the Presby- terian church in China. Late James Hamm, Hamnr, formerly of aw at Watertown, N. lay, after a short ill- son of the late Ebe- , Morven, and was sev- of age. His wife predeceased him several years ago, and no children survive. The re: mains were brought to Kingston on Monday and sent to Napanee, Inter- | ment will take place at Morven. a will 3. H. Dickson. by © son, Napa- passed ay on Satu He Ham nee, y ne nezer enty-five years The Late Mrs. F. D. Scholes. Mrs. Alice Scholes, wife of Frank | D. Scholes, 288 Queen street, passed away at the General Hospital on Tuesday morning, following a short The deceased was born in Three Rivers, Que. and came to Kingston five years ago and won a warm place in the circle of friends by her pleasing and sympathetic disposition, Her death is the occasion for many expressions of sympathy, particularly as this is the second bereavemeht in the family within a period of six months. A | little son passed away in June last. | Besides the bereaved husband, two little girls, aged three and five years, | Miss Emma Luckerhoff two sisters, and Mrs. L. P. de Bellefeuille, and two brothers, George and Walter ! Luckerhoff, Three Rivers, survive. Claims Cordwood Loses { | Brantford, Nov. 30.--Members of the Trades and Labor Council and many other citizens witnessed at the city fuel yards a demonstrafion of how one. cord of four-foot wood, when cut into one-foot lengths, equals only three-quarters of a cord. { The fuel comrgittee arranged the de- { monstration, believing that the great shrinkage in the civic wood- | pile, with its consequent deficit in {the yard's finances, was caused by ! this discrepancy. i GREENWOOD PRAISED gest Irish Secretary Since Rt. Hon. A. J. Balfour. Nov. 30.---The London i correspondent of the Liverpool Post ! declares that Sir Hamar Greenwood is regarded in the clubs as the stron- gest Irish secretary since Rt. 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