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SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1923. ee r---------- 1 THE BEST | Film Finishing | We have our own equipment and know how to use it. QUICKER SERVICE BETTER RESULTS | LOWER PRICES We do our own finishing. For your satisfaction leave (your next Fila with L. T. Best PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST J Open Sundays. FOR SALE BATEMAN'S ; Real Estate $1200--Frame, 4 rooms, toilet, central. 41750--Frame, 6 rooms, semi-detached, deep lot, gas. | $1700--Frame, 7 rooms, electric light, Portsmouth, $2,000--Frame, 5 rooms, 4 lots and gar-| age. $2,000--Frame, 4 rooms, B. and T,, elec- tric lights; several to choose from. $2,600--Frame, 6 rooms, B. and T., elec- tric lights; 3 to choose from. $3,000--Frang, 6 to 8 rooms, improve- ments, 3 t§ choose from. $3.600--Frame, 6 to 10 rooms, improve- ments; § to choose from $4,000 to $4,600--7 to 9 rooms, brick and frame; improvements, § to pick from. | $6,000 to $7,000--8 to 10 rooms, brick,| all improvements; 8 to choose from: | $8,800--Stone, 12 rooms, all improve-| ments, central | Good Farm for sale or exchange. Customs and Insurance Broker. | Money to loan. Call and see me. We are showing 26 piece set of Dependable a Silver Plated Flatware in Leatherette, Satin- lined Cabinet at $14.00 There are-- 6 Knives. 6 Forks. 6 Tea Spoons. 6 Dessert Spoons Sugar Shell and Butter Knife. This is really excep- tional value. SMITH BROS. Jewelers, Limited Established 1840. King Street, Kingston 159 Wellington St, Kingston Phone 396w | mn [Chapter 7 ~Fierce Animfl Enemics. People in the early part of the Stone Age knew how to get fire from forests that had been struck by light- ning." Phey knew how to make tools by chipping stones. They had learn- ed to wear'the skins of animals for clothes. Those were great victories over nature, but they did not make peo- {ple feel really safe. Clubs, pointed sticks, and siings were good weapons against small animals, but did not help much against larger beasts. Among the fierce animal enemies of men In Europe and elsewhere wus Ithe saber-tooth tiger. You see it | pictured. | We get an idea of how this tiger {looked from bones it has left. No {tice the long, sharp teeth. Thosa teeth are as keen as the blade of a {[saber. That is where the name "saber-tooth" comes from. During thousands of years, men [In Europe were bothered by this [tiger. If it sprang at them, they |were almost certainly lost. | Happily, saber-tooth tigers did not 'llke cold weather. When the climate (of Europe began to grow cooler and cooler, some of them died off. Others made their way to Africa by the lstrips of land which then joined | Europe to Africa. | 'The exit of the tigers from Europe | may have becn unpleasant to the | pe ople in Africa, but it was good for ithe people of Europe, | However, troubles were far from |being over. Many other fierce beasts i { i THE INTERNATIONAL ~~ TYPOGRAPHICAL UNICN Nears Seventy-First Anniver= | sary--Cordial Reiations With By UncleRay Hotel Frontenac Kingston's Leading Hotel Every room has running hot and cold Spring Is Here! Housecleaning begins. When desirous to dispose of your cast- away's do not forget to ring 2060j, American Newspapers. Indianapolis, Ind., April 14.--Gra- water. One-half block from Railway] Stations and Steamboat Landings. il & J. A. HUGHES, { = Proprietor | AeA. | Domestic privacy is necessary worl cnly to happiness, but to effictency. | Lives spent in indolence, are! therefore sad. iven you. Standard Metal & Waste Company Office and Warehouse: where immediate attention will be 170-172 RIDEAU STREET Phone 2060J. |titude for continuance of "that cor- |dtality which for the most part has marked the relations of the Interna- lerican newspaper publishers," {hope that the present 'open shop' agitation will not disturb existing |good feeling, is expressed by John | McParland, president, and J. W. | Hays, secretary-treasurer of the In- mm - For Homes Where The Best Is Wanted McClary's Elect the bill. It has the ric Range fills protected ele- ments that cannot be short circuit- ed and destroyed. See the samples on our showroom floor. Sold in Kingston McKelvey & Birch, Limited by Geémeral Contractors, Heating Specialists, Steam Fitters and Plambers, Jebbars of Plumbers' and Gas-Fitters' Supplies, Stoves, Shelr, Heavy and House Furnishing Hardware, Tools, Olls, Best Supplies, Sheet Metal and Tin Werk; Electric work; Painting and Paper Hanging. werk of all kinds undertaken. Special | ternational, in a membership com- | munication inspired by the approach ot the seventy-first anniversary of the founding of the organization. "It is significant to recall that the first president of the New York Ty- pographical Union, one of the local organizations which played a part in | founding the national association, | was Horace Greeley, editor and pub- [lisher of the New York Tribune," says the communication. "Mr. | Greeley, himself a skilled printer, {belonged to the large body of pub- Mshers which has always believed that well treated and contented employees were wonth the price of their independence from economic distress. "Throughout the years of its ex- istence the typographical union has seen comparatively little bitterness even in its greatest struggles. While strikes and other forms of strife have not been absent, in a majority of newspaper offices union members and the managements have enjoyed cordial relationships most of the time. No doubt this is due in part to better understanding on each side of problems confronting the other. Publishers from the nature of their calling develop broader knowledge of human problems and are less apt to feel hatred in a clashing of in- terests than are men of narrower experiences. Something of the same attitude is to be found in printers whose work 9s also conductive of thoughtful habits of mind. The re- sult is seen in the generally prosper- | ous condition of newspapers and the relative contentment of employees. | "Efforts to advance an open shop movement at this time are regret- ee ------ (3ble chiefly because they add to the HOUSE FURNISHINGS WITH THE ADDITION OF A NEW WALL PAPER DEPT. 'We have the most up-to-date House Furnishing Department tario. in Eastern On You can now select your Rugs, at the one time and be If you consider buy "OUR PRICES ARE RIGS Draperies, Papers and other sure they will match, - a PIANO or VICTROLA, see us. Terms arranged. REPAIRING AND RECOVERING FURNITURE A SPECIALTY WITH US. WORK GUARANTEED TO SATLIFY. LF. Harrison Co., Limited Phone 90 | turmoil and unrest of the public mind. Wise thought and sound poli- cles along class welfare lines are scarcely to be expected to develop among a people beset by a vast var- jety of social problems. The Am- erican Plan represents radical Bour- bonism in Lhe same sense that the Workers' Party represents radical communism. Both movements de- rive much of their motive power from the same agencies, It.-has but recently been revealed that the im- portance of the radical communistic movement in this country has been grossly exaggerated by sleuths and propagandists bemt on enriching ployers and capitalists. The same types, and in some cases no doubt the same individuals, carry on the 'open shop' movement--professional propagandists, contribution solicit- ors and speakers. "The large employer of labor is often easy to victimize. His multi- tude of special business pre- clude thoughtful consideration of | propositions presented by promoters fof movements. He has usually an jannual appropriation to spend on 'policy. The promoter enjoys that situation "From a strictly cynical viewpoint it can be seen that an employer has little to gain from the 'open shop' movement. In the first place work- ers are not likely to allow their high- ly beneficial trade unions to be wrested from them. But even sup- posing the movenient, at great cost, {tional Typographical Union and Am- and | themselves through frightening em- | | | | i | roamed the lands now called Eng- land, France, Germany, Russia, |Spain,' Austria dnd Italy. One terrible animal was the mam- moth. It was very much like the jel phant. Some mammoths were {more than 12 feet tall. If one of {them put his foot on a man, that man was dead. i Another fierce beast of those times was the rhinceeros. It was different from the rhinoceros we see at cir- i cuses. ft was not so fat and could | run faster. It had two horns on top | |e? its head, one of which was some- times three feet long. { This is the saber-tooth tiger 'which | long held the people of Europe in terror. | Next--Stone-pointed Spears (Copyright John F. Dille Co.) ~~ | I should drive unionism to the wall. | What then? Would the men who! had know the advantages and inde- | pendence of collective bargaining | and philanthropic provisions of un-| fonism docilely accept a state of ju-| venile dependence on employers, or! worse, descend to serfdom as would! be the case in some shops? It is] more likely that they would turn to| political radicalism, or, if driven | further, to sabotage and violence. | "Certainly the wiser policy at this | 'time for all concerned is to seek na-| | tional development and prosperity | through thoughtful and sympathetic | study of economic problems, such as | | has characterized most of the rela-| tions between the printing trades un-| ions and the larger group of news-| = , paper publishers for many years." | Save money, Tweddell's sui. sale. Archie Reid, Newburgh, confined to the General Hospital for the past few weeks, having suffered the am. putatjon of his leg, is getting on well. Better an empty purse than empty head. Sale Gabardine rain coats at| Tweddell's. | EA, i cm cm mm, ELE ; - Sena a - DOMINION EXPRESS LI AE do] IN PAYMENT OF DUT OF TOWN ACCOUNTS Lost or Stolen. your FOR SALE AY CPR. STATIONS AND DOMINION EXPRESS OFFICES Solid Brick, 10 rooms, 3 piece bath, ! electric lights and gas, hot air -fur- Dace. large barn. Apply 243 Sydenham! Cook's Cotton Root Compotnd, | EE ped SEE ™E MEDICINE CO, ONT, (Formady Windear.), ] wi z Ne PROBS: --Sunday, unsettled, snow or rain. 1] T0-NIGHT AT STEACY'S Bargain Opportunities for Thrifty After-Supper Shoppers ! From 7 to 9.30 O'clock SILKOLINE UNDERSKIRTS, 98¢c.-- We have just received a shipment of splendid quality Silk- oline Underskirts in Black and colors--plain and with flowered colored combinations. Special $1.50 values. TO-NIGHT ...... 98c. SILK STOCKINGS, 49¢. PAIR 300 pairs of fine Silk Hose Seconds--made of fine qual- ity Silk with Lisle Garter Top, Toe and Heel. The colors are Black, Cordovan, Chestnut, Mode and Grey -- worth regularly $1.00 a pair. While they last-- TO-NIGHT ...... PENMAN'S LISLE HOSE, 25c. PAIR-- 300 pairs of Penman's fine Lisle Hose with double garter welt toe and heel--all sizes--in colors Black, White and Cordovan--regular 50c. values. TO-NIGHT POLO CLOTH COATING, $1.89-- 100 yards pure Wool English Polo Cloth Coating in Silver Grey and Beige; very smart for the new Burberry styled Coat--full 54 inches wide. Special value at $2.50 a yard. - TO-NIGHT .......... $1.89 BLACK CHIFFON TAFFETA, $1.49 60 yds. only, real Swiss Black Chiffon Taffeta Silk -- a splendid wearing quality--full 36 inches wide and worth $2.00 a yard. TO-NIGHT ......... $149 PURE LINEN TABLE DAMASK, $1.98 - 60 yds. only, pure Irish Linen Table Damask--full 72 in- ches wide--in two handsome patterns--excellent value at $3.00 a yard. TO-NIGHT .......... $1.98 MERCERISED BROCADE BRASSIERES, 49c.-- 120 new, Mercerised Flesh Colored Brocade Brassieres-- in sizes 32 to 42--a good value at 75c¢. each. TO-NIGHT House Furnishings In Our New Basement Dept. At Very Attractive Prices! WHITE BED SPREADS, $2.89 - 24 only, extra large, White, Mercerised Honey-comb Bed-Spreads. Regular $3.50 values. TO-NIGHT ........ $2.89 COLORED MADRAS, 69c. YARD-- Imported, Colored Madras for curtaining. The col- ors Brown, Green, Rose and Blue. Reg. $1.00 value. TO-NIGHT WNDOW SHADES, 79¢.-- 120 Cream, White and Green Window Shades -- in plain colors, regulation width. Special value at 95c¢. each. FRIDAY ........... 7%. . 49¢c. Pair 25c¢. Pair LACE AND SCRIM CURTAINS, $1.39 PAIR-- ; 60 pairs of dainty Scrim Curtains with finished borders and Nottingham Lace Curtains--full 24yards in len worth $2.00 a pair. TONIGHT .......... STEACY'S - Limited Agents for the New McCall Pattern--It's Pri