Several lots of Whitewear are being offered | now, a8 this is the season when all 5.0 is reduced. be Come and see for yourse CH you see anything you like buy it. If not you are at liberty to go without purchasing. Just a few items : Skirts, 75¢, 99¢, $1, 149, 2.25% Nightgowns, 75¢, 99¢, $1, 1.49 Drawers, 25¢, 35c, 50c, Corset Covers, 20¢, 35¢, oc, Do You Need a Wrapper? / you, We have a rack piled full of different kinds and sizes. Perhaps we can find something to suit Crumley Bros. H You Pay Less Here FAI i ------ . February is a dull month, but we will try and make it one of our, giving our customers Real Bargains, as we have been doing the last month. Some special saaps in Wool-like Blankets, all the very best make. FE B2 in. x50, Sale Price. ...... ... ... 72 in, x 68, Sale Price. *. ..... of 88 in x 72, Sale Price ........ a r. . 86¢c, cam, SLAD, Heddquarters for Valentines. "See our Pine New Stock of Comic and Novelty Valentines, just opened up, price 8 for & to 15¢ each. cintosh Bros 2% 'MANAGER, PERCY JESSE. 1A Gwe Pac Hay's War L .. Buen A y a Moe: ih Foor Is and Stones. Vaney (leten Price and Instructi to Care for Gold Fish |THE {played -on gded jee ' Goodwin, right wing. retary of the O.H.A., that Jf were winners of CADETS BEAT QUEEN'S IL by 9 GOALS TO 2. And Win the Round--Lockett Re- ceived a Broken Nose and Mills a Bad Cut Under the Eye-----Both are Queen's Men, Cadets T won the first round in the intergiediate Intercollegiate hookey serfes Irom Queen's II at the covered rink on Monday evening, 9 goals to 2. The VPreshyterians had » lead of one goal from the last game, but it did them no The score on the round "was 13 10 7 in favor of Cadets. Tl evening was ste about G0 people, who were shown a fairly fast and very « 'strenuous game in which penalties were numerous, but none were handed gut unnecessarily by the r Like the first game in this series it was wot first-class hockey, neither wide using combination, only 'on 'rare occasions, The forwards played all over the ice, in any posifiong an consequently | were often bunched up, and in each other's road. Queen's cid this repeatedly - /n the second half. Again, Queen's, with the exception of Meikle, were very weak on checking back. The soldiers forwards, while no betier than Queen's on eombina- tion work, were better on back check- ing and stood the pace better, hold- ing the fast pace right up to the fin- sh. Cadets defense MecAvity about the pick, At point he a fine game and Powell in goal was certainly there with the goods. Parr at cover mude up the trio and it is a good one. Each man layed his position fairly well and th point and cover point got in #ome good rushes. On Queen's deferwe Mills, Elliott and Lockett all played well, but the sol- diers' forwards proved too much for them. During the second half Mille was struck over the eye with the puck and received a very nasty gash an inch and a half long. 'the cut bled fegely for a few minutes and he was carried off for repairs. Also in the second half. Warren Lockett was hit in the face, receiving a broken nose and a bad gash under the eye. Both were purely accidental and are much to be o On the game Cadets had easily the better of it, but the game was not as one-sided. as the score. Many times Suring the game the play would be- come lightning fast, the checking close and strenuous, the crowd woald be on their toes with excitement--and = then the players would sink back into the usual bunched-up style, all team work or attempt at it being abandoned. Cadets' line worked well and the defence was very strong. Every man on the winning team played a fine game but the soldiers will have to improve greatly hefore they show intermediate championship form. The teams : Cadets I (9)~Powell, goal; MeAvity, int, Parr, cover, Campbell. rover; ) y left wing; ith, entre} s Wheeler, right a yi (2)--Mills, goal; Elliott, Queen's point; Lockett, cover, Bisonette, ro- ver; Meikle, centres Smith, left wings was played iB. N. Steacy handled 'a dificult game well. He had the play at all times under bis thumb and was never backward in penalizing a man when he fouled. Ho was perfectly satisfir tory to both sides, summary : Firat Jatt : : + Cadets, Campbell, 10 min. 2. Queen's, Goodwin, 3 min. 3. Cadete, Campbell, 3 min, 4, C Ai 5 min. Second hall : » Campbell, 4 min. Samphell, 2 min. » Campbell, 1 min, Adams, 1 min. , Smith, 2 min, 's, Meikle, 4 min, pe Saal Lac am did a t ino to Hi pout a next gam ofl 5 Met TE game likely be with ------ To Play in Oshawa. This morning, James T, nd i ord from W, A. host secs Fronten the junioe OFA. dis: that - they were to play in Thursday or Friflay of this ve The return game will be i Kingston, on Wednesday, "the 9th, Tre ma A +3 ed di trict, aud « a show- ing against Oshawa in the semi-final i » 1910. Hmusements. ¥ i ---------- (GRAND | OPERA HOUSE ) The People's Forum THIS WEEK BY rncy. W. A. PARTELLO PRESINTS THE Partello Stock Co Including 4 Kennedy nnd Westerman, in High-class Plays. NIGHT, . TO-1 , "THE TRAVELLING MANY THURSDAY, "A ROYAL PRISONER" One carload of special Seénery and CONDENSED ADVERTISING RATES First losertion le a word. Each cone seculive lusertion thereafter haif cent & word, Minimam charge for one io- wertion, 25e¢.; three insertions, 30e.; six, $i; one month, $3. . HELP--WANTED. : Blfectn. & Special : 3 First 4 Prices, i 0-20- 0 Rows, 50¢ Seats now on Sale, WEDYESDAY, FEB. Matinee at 3 pum. . World's Mightiest SBurntcork" DOCKSTADER ANDHIFGREAT 1901 MINSTRELS NEIL OBRIEN AND 100° OTHERS. Big Street Parade at Noon. Matinee, 26¢, 35¢, 50g, Thc, $1.00. Qhild- ren 25¢ Any seat 3 Evening, 25¢, S0e, 75¢, '$1.00, $1.50, Seats now en Sale, PRINCESS THEATRE R. LIPMAN. Proprietor. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. Extra Attraction. 3 PROPLE 3 Lit{le Bonnie in high-class singing. Curry and Reeves, in latest yong hits and German comedy. The excited Dutchman makes "em" all laugh. : Our Plotures for Tu-day: "The Over-Zenlotin Domestic," a side-spiitting comedy, an ho "Fhe Ki Command," a fine colored picture; Also an extra fine Drama, e Uniirer.™ Come and See our great programme. New Acts and New Faces on urnday. You beat the Princess' pro- . Vandeviite, and good at Sas, Show Prices always constant. Only Se. Who can beat our programme, ORPHEUM THEATRE| Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, January 31, February 1-2. I ---------------- MR. EDWARD WALDMAN & C0. In a condensed version of Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde. ---------------- PAGE and MORENCY, Classy, Musical Artists. Miss Page is undoubtedly the greatest lady harpist on the American stage to-day. GEORGE FOSTER, The World's Greatest Equilibrist. A Kalem Film with a A "A SLAVE TO DRINK." A "Lux," Featn "The Refugee." Admission, 100; Heserved Seats. 15e. Always a good ow at 'the Orpheum. Covered Rink HOCKEY MATCH. Junior Intercollegiate, RM.C. II. vs. K.C.J,| Wednesday, Feb. 2nd Game called at 8 p.m. Admission, 25c. GRANT HALL . WEDNESDAY, FEB. oth, MARK HAMBOURG Under the auspices of Queen's Muai- cal Committee, Proclaimed by the World's Verdict to be the successor 6f Rubenstein. Plan at Uglow's, Wednesday, Feb. 2nd. Reserved Seats, $1.50, $1.00, Admission, 75 cents. HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, The annual meeting in connection with this institytiva will be held, according to the byslaw governing the.same, on the first Monday In February, the 7th, EXPER A FIRST-CLASS GENERAL SERVANT; DINING-ROOM GIRL TO GO OUT OF to WOMEN FOR MENDING: A FEW SMART GIRLS TO WORK IN THE CA Co TORENT ANYTIME BETWEEN NOW HOUSE, GENTLEMEN TO 'BRING THEIR ENCED CLERKS. 'APPLY TO Waldron & Ou. Wellington St. musi have references. . Aply to Mrs. Waddell, 132 Earl St. GENTLEMAN'S WHITE CUFF, LOS i' BROWN BELT, WITH SILVER PIN, © Friday evening, nance, Pine Sis ee Palace Rink. Reward for return te 305 Bagot St. WITH oid link engraved "A al ¥' it a pogeeiain Pin, with gilt monagra; "BM R.A" Réward for return to 58 Bari Si. RMC. "BELT PIN ..7 Callege on University Ave, Broek or Aired Streets, Friday, valued as a keepsake, Liberal reward for its return to 37% Alfred St wn; good wages. Apply at Bris tish- American Hotel IMMEDIATELY. A GENERAL SER-|FOR INSURA or ironing. Ap- vant; no washin Fy Goodwin, Alice ply to Mrs. W Street. Wo MUST BE needle; steady work. rith handy w King Apply at the Knitting Mill, Street. finishing ana knitting roan; aay work: good wages. Apnly to VE ton Hosiery Co. Ltd, King St. Wes! SALESMEN FOR THE BEST AUTO- matic Compressed-air land Spray: er made; liberal terms; sample mu chi free to approved agents Cag Bros, Galt, Ont, AN INTELLIGENT : PERSON - MAX earn $100 monthly ocerresponding for newspapers. No banvassing. Bend for particulars, Press Syndl. cate, 3,969 Lockport, NY. GIRL TO TAKE CHARGE OF BABY, two years old, and to assist with light house Nore rerstences Is d. - A to Mrs. , 133 Riare PRY Homan "Clergy St, or Princess STUDENTS, IF GENTEEL EMPLOY- ment during your vacation: with] yer three dollars per day salary, interests you, write 'the JF L Nichols Co., Limited, Torente, Ont. LEARN THE BARBER TRADE NEW syst constant practige, careful instruction, fey weeks' complete ree. ourse., Tools Gradustes earn fweive to Sighteen dollars. rite for Ca logue, rher College, 221 Queen Rast, Toronto. REPRESENTATIVES FOR, CITY countr, nd small towns for a new oy Sth ment easy to play; po knowledges of music required; big money for hustlers. Write for drticulars, American Plano-Harp 0., 400 Queen West, Toronto, Ont. NADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC are increasing their staff, and can find positions for all kinds of mechanics. such as operators on lathes, planers, boring mills, slot- ters, radia) drills; also brass finish- ers, machine fitters and erecters; 00d Wages. Apply, Canadian 00ers Blectrie Company, Limited, Peterborough, Canada. WANTED---GENERAL. [10. B.A. VETERAN SCRIP ONTARIS: AND 5a 3.8. R SN Son $1 'Pragk St. ; A LARGE FRONT ROOM, WELL lighted and heated, centrally locat- oa also board. Apply to Box Z. D,, Whig office. FOUR ROOMS AND SMALL STUDY IN quiet house by four final year stu- gents next Fall. Apply to Box 100 Queen's University. HORSES TO PURCHASE. I WILL BUY 1 kinds of horses. Will be in ingston for the entire winter. 1 A. Jenking, 637 Princess St. Tele- phone No. 560. and May 1st. small house, modern conveniences: district preferred. 131, Whig office. with downtown Address, Box FURNITURE COVERING, ETC. DONE by the day at customers' homes. For Sorter particulars, enquiry at 23 niario street, or calle will be made in response to letters. FINANCE AND INSURANCE. NCE THAT INSURES, GO 's Insurance Emporium. arket 2g are. Kingston. Tele phone 4 C. 8. KIRKPATRICK, GENERAL IN- surance Agent and Ocean Steamship Ticket Agent, 42 Clarenpe Street, Kingston. Telaphone 668 'IRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT AND HEALTH iberal policies and moderate rates n First-class Chibantes. ; . Boon, Agent, 159 Wellington street. GRO. A. BATEMAN, CUSTOMS BROK er. Put your involces in an envel- ope With a one cent. stamp on it g£nd ron In the nearest letter box We do the rest. Al kinds of Fire Insurance on short notice, 'Phone 386. rence St, Kings- ton. placed 7 Cla LIVERPOOL, LON AND GLOBE any. Available Fire Insu 61, 887.215. In addition to e policyholders have for security the unitmited liabilitr of all the stockholders, Farm and city property insured at lowest possible rates. Before renewing old or 'giving new business get rates from Strange & Strange, Agents Phone, 328, S HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS, BRUNSWICK HOTEL, opposite GO. TR. ONTARIO BT. station, one block from CPR, on street car line; hotel lately remodelled; charges moderate; special rates by the week. John Cousineau, Prop. HUB HOTEL RESTAURANT NOW open. Service A La Carte. Open day and night, Ughto-date service foes. © Private dining King street, eo (Hbson's Red Cross Drug Con. Haag, Prop. next t store. ARCHITECTS. PF. SMITH, ARCHITECT, ETC. 8 King street. 'Phone, 845. H ENRY ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OFFICE and residence, 181 University Ave. wa NEWLANDS & Son ects, ste, ce, 368 'Phone, $08. Bago ARCHI- t street. POWER & SON, ARCHITECTS, MER- chants' Bank Building, corner Brock and Wellington Streets. 'Phone, 312. DENTAL. SPARKS AND SPARKS, DRE us Princess St. Kingston Poon DR. C. €, NASH, DENTIST; DR M. J. Gibson, Asslagant, 183 Princess one, 3 street. "Ph k§ CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, * DROP A CARD TO CHAS. W. KELLAR, Carpenter and Builder. 266 Division St, for reasonable prices on all kinds of jobbing. All work done promptly. DROP A CARD TO JOHN R Carpenter and Joiner, 262 Sydenham Stréet north, far reasonable prices on all kinds of jobbing. Al work done promptly and neatly. . MAYELL, BOARD AND ROOMS. IN GOOD CONDITION, NOT less than § rooms; modern conveni- ences: verandah or balcony pre- ferred. Apply, Geo. B. . McKay, Bank of Toronto, Cloth and have #t made up fnto up- to-date suits. Price and workman. ship guargateed to please. Pressing COMFORTA with boa BLE FURNISHED ROOMS, vith be rd. Well shted 3h heat. ¥ ad. 80 good table oard. 314 University Ave. rly LEGAL. and re ng done on the shortest not omas Galloway, 130 Brock mext Bibby's Livery. jr the Police Court Room, City Hall, at) Bm J. this meetin all interested persons will please SLE tice. Be roti R. MEEK, Secretary. Was A Puzzled Council. The town of Yarmobth, N.S, has had a lot of trouble, It is under Scott Act and the law-enfor cers crown. As the town crown, but had is mot | Rodger & Wright AT THE SOURCE OF SUPPLY Our Buyer has returned from a two weeks' purchasing visit to the leading Factories select- ing th? Newest Productions in Sterling Silverware, Cut Glass and Gold Jewellery. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. CUNNINGHAM & MUDIE. BARRIST- ers and Solicitors. Law Office, 19 Clarence St, Kingston. matter is to buy w the dollars bring A Q.EENSR ba ONE SECOND-HAND MANURE Spreader, in shape. Also saves oO and colts. DJ . 126 Clarence street, "THE BOY THAT NEVER TULD A Lie" George Washington, a & pedesia cut of marble cost $389, or $30 #1 Tark's. "Phone 106. 1.1.2 HP DETROIT GASOLINE Motor in pe riect condition: wars antead; bargain to quick purchaser, ppply. Ww. Driver, Cet. een and Barrie Streets. Phone $15 NEW MILK SLEIGH, A NEW PA delivery sleigh, business sleighs, a second-hand milk ale also an ed, bab business wieighs, an sig and cutters. AM in newly inted. For sale heap. Jam aker, es turney, Carri 390 Princess Street. ge TO LET. a4 ~ ng street. Centrally piy J. P. Forrest, Gents'. Furn ONE FRONT ROOM OFFICE A Ki fosaied ND UN- for Pure McCann's, Brogk, Cow, WELLING, FURNIS) furnished, an Shara A niture, ete. King street. A SEVEN-ROOM BRICK Dw modern improvements, yard, 50 Earl St - A lean's, Ontario St. BELLING, and fine PLY, A, Macs A BEVEN-ROOMED BRICK DWELL- - posuession imaaalaten, Alert Std © ely. A PF nd, 79 Clarence St, wy e FOR UNEXPIRED TERM, 8 X-ROOM« house, newly apered; furn bath, gas, ete. whit also sell furnts ture cheap. Apply 87 Stuart 8¢. STORAGE FOR dry, alr lock and ¢ key. 8 Phone 5. rage, 299 Queen w PERSONALS. ------------------------------------. -- HAIR, MOLES, RIRTHMARKS, warts, ete, removed perinanently without scar. noventy YOArs' ex« erience. Dr. Elmer J. Lake Eve, tar, Nose, nos and Skin Bleme« ishe Specialist, 268 Bagot street. MRS. HEROD, BUATE MASSRUSRE, recommendad by the leading physi clans of Kingston: face and sealp treatment, shampoo, manicure, edicure; ' special » evening terms. W.C.A., 198 Johnpon St. 1AIR DRESSING PARLOR, 100 B Bt, face antago, manieuring, phody, Scalp treatment, ng, hair m dressing, 1 removed; satlafuction g aranieat, ed faa Blane (59) VIL ruta hr rie tention. MEDICAL, K 1ro- IBAAC WOOD, M A. MD, CM, MRCS (Eng.), F.O8. (Edin), consultant and surgeon; office hours, 10 te 1 2to 4 263 King St. I, 'Phone 7 J. F. BPARKS, BA, MD. PHYBICTIAN. and Bergeon, 100 Wellington 8%, Office hours: 10 to 13 am. 3 to 4 and 7 to ¥ pm. "Phone 356. OSTEOPATHY, a He 5 ROBERT GARSIDE ASHOROPT, D.O, Edna Earle Asheroft, D.O., x ates of the American Beh Osteopathy, Kingkavlile. Missou 06 Princess atreef. 'Phone 447, 3 No chirge for consultation and Holra- ture regarding this new maniphlas tive treatment, "Health Without Drugs." on : BUSINESS CHANCES, ANYONE, ANYWHERE. CAN BT. a mall order business at Home. canvassing. ur own Tr No Is undoubtedly higher. Be Bend for fre book . t Hegeock, 2,999 Loe The solution of the th better jud t. Make their value Te thn. - Coal and Wood From us means the most for your money. oO Ge