25¢. a box. FOR. Health Drink McOurthey"s Ale and Porter. It's the best. Agent, R. J." LAWLER SPIRELLA CORSETS, THE IDEAL BONING, Duplicate Corset free If boning breaks or rusts in one year. A style for every figurés~ Appointments made by card or 'phone S78. MARGAR DUNNETT, Corsettiere, 103 Wellington Street, "Phone 878. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the Estate of John Robertson, late of the Village of Hartington, Retir- ed Merchant, Deceased. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, PUR- suant to the Revised Statutes of On- tarfo, 1887 Cap. 129, and amendments thereto, hat all persons having claims 'against the estate of the sal John Robertson, who dled on or about the 26th day of September, 1509, at sald village, are required on or before the 15th day of March, 1911, {o send a statement of their ' claims to the undersi hed Solleltor for the Executor. And further take notice that after sald date said executor will distribute the assets of id deceased hands among those entitled thereto, having regard only to those claims of which he shall then have notice. Dated this Sth day gf March, 1911. J. B. WALKEM, Solicitor, 83 Clarence Bt. Kingston. John MeFarlane, Executor, Lachute, rqQ Assignee's Sale TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED by me for the purchase of either or both of the followin p ate, forming part of the Saar of . Travers: Yacht "Tenno ™ tonnage, Lot 1. ~-Nten tripk pana 4 riple ex n engine. 2 ~~Mereeden Seven us length, "64 eet: 18 ot Motor Car, 1 Model, 3081, with t and wind shield, The Yacht may be inspected by prospective purchasers at the yards of the Selby-Youlden Company at Kingston, and the Metor Car at Visick"s 'Garage, No. 45 St. Vincent Street, Toronto All Tenders must be in writing, must reach me not fares than Sa day, March 18th, 1811. A deposit must accompany each Tender in the form of & marked cheque to my order for 10 which will be unsuccessful purchase price acceptance of makers and turs of the price, returned to any tenderer. Balance of be payable on udder, right is reserved to refuse the Bat or any tender. G. T. CLARKSON, 33 Scott Street Toronto, Assignee of W, . Travers, By DEWART, MAW & HODGSON, His Solicitors. Orrine for Whiskey and Beer Habit. ORRINE is the standard remedy and is every where secognized as the most successful a ak Sabie Some Jregtment Fo " Kk Hable I s highly praise ¥ housands wo men, because it has restored their loved ones to lives of sobriety and usefulness, and She weaniy o which at one ti "Drink" are now used to pg TL As necessaries and many comforts of home. Any wife or mother who wants to save her husband or "Drink™ ai be glad Ie new. AT as Mal a benefit is Shtainsd per cent. ahood, and if ne alter y trial, we will refu the TORRINE is prepared i xe forms. No. 1, secret powde absolutely in Ring & ad Orrine Bul ington, "Iblers, but they would BATH ROAD BEAVERS DEFEAT. ED GLENBURNIE For Champivaship of Township Hockey League by Three Goals to 'and "Varsity Il. Play Final Junior Game This Evening. The maidens smiled a smile of ex- treme satisfaction, the mothers pat- ted their husbands on the backs, and the fathers aod sons vied with each other to see who could yell the loud- est at the Palace rink Thursday af ternoon when Bath Road Beavers won from the Glenburnie Ramblers by the close score of 3 to 2 in the game which practically decided the town- ship hockey championship. The game was gruelling to excess on account of the heavy condition of the ice. The March sun bad wrought havoc with Jit apd while the play was going on it which any- and formed a' slush very diflicult to do thing. The players could not themselves justice as they could scarcely skate, shoot, pass, or keep on their feet. © The large crowd came mostly out of curiosity, expecting to see un repetition of the trouble at (ilenburnie, but everything was peace- ful quiet. [He play was very even, neither team seeming to have any advantage, al- though, if anything, the Bath Road team forced the play more than their opponents. At half time the score stood 2 to 1 in favor of the Xam- not extend a sou to back their team, for the Bath Road supporters were so confident of winning t they were willing to bet any money that their team would win, even though they were one goal behind. Barry, the fast centre of the Beav- ers, opened up the scoring «about twelve minutes after the gong sound- ed, by a shot from in front of ' the goal. Bath Road supporters raised a blood-curdling yell, which was drown- ed in a still greater one from the throats of the Glenburnie rooters when McCallom scored on & pass from Smith. MeCallum sconad the second goal before hall time on a pass from Vair. For filteen minutes after the teams went on the ice after the face-off in the second half neither could score. The supporters of the Bath Road team were beginning to get restless, although their con never wavs ered. "Long Bill" Greer tied the score on a pass from Gordon Cliff, and the Bath Road fans went wild with delight. Barry passed to Greer about eight minutes before play end- ed, and another goal was the result, giving the Bath Road a lead of one. burnie failed to connect for an- , and the game was awarded to the Beavers. Barry, of the Beavers, was without doubt the fastest and most effective man on the ice, and was carried off by his admirers at the close of the game. Greer also played a good game and in two of their goals, car up made it ¢|Glenbursia had no particular star, "1all the team playing well. With about five minutes to play Hubert Cliff was struck on the nose by the puck on a backward shot from one of the play- ers, and had to retire. Bath Road Beavers--Goal, Ryder; point, Graham; cover, H. Cliff; cens tee, Barry; rover, Ford; right wing, Greer; loft wing, @ Cliff. Glenburnie Ramblers--Goal, Fowler; point, McConville; cover, M. Fowler; centre, Blacklock; rover, McCallum; right wing, Smith: left wing, Vair. Referee--Ceorge Vanhorne. Well, We'll See. Toronto News. The Frontenacs intend jumping from junior to senior, following the ex- ample of St. Michael's. The present junior champions are hardly heavy enough for senior class, accordi to local opinion. Millan, Boyer and Hunt are only little 110 to 120 pounders. NURSE ON ZAM-BUK. ---- t| Read What She Has Found Out by Experience. Miss J, Keith, of Olds, Aita., a r|traiped nurse, who has had =» wide experience of Zam-Buk, speaks of it as follows : "1 wish to express my high appreciation of Zam-Buk. I have lly tested it in a t num- of cases and find it excellent, 1 have introduced it to weveral patients, with highly satisfactory results, In- deed, in many cases I have been warm- oduction, professionally, 1 would pr I all ® from skin disease, the lowing advice : Cleanse the parts - {affected and apply Zam-Buk freely and ve Ye Yosh ad clean, drying. m-Buk and will be found sufficient for ess. fly thanked for its intr "8 laanls DC ¥ is CM ed, and is for wg this ny OF Bagot and Ww, Manvod, cor. Streets, New I : WE HAVE JUST RECEIV- ED SOME CHOICE NEW PIECES OF FINE QUALITY SILVERWARE. 00000 eeveseLOel 1 ne wu. of i dis- ~Zam-Buk will also be found a sure abscesses, ulcers, blood-poi- scalp sores, erup- A {BOARD OF WORKS|[ TO HOLD SPECIAL SESSION CON- CERNING ROADS. Will Decide Whether to Adopt a Four-year Scheme--To Changé Bydaw Respecting Sanding of Walks. The board of works, yesterday after noon, discussed the question of road building, but decided to hold a spe cial evening session next week, to go fully into the matter. It will be cided Mhether to recommend to the city council a scheme of road con- struction to extend over four years, or to just outline a scheme for the present year. The members discussed materials, but although they have a bateh of communications in regard to the maiter, they are agreed that the only way to come to a decision to view some of the roads in other places that have been recently ecom- structed. Hereafter all romds are to be constructed, here, under the local improvement system. It was degided to ask the city so- lieitor to amend the building by-law to allow the second storey to be cov- ered with shingles, A house on the lot the city pur chased for the extession of Barrie street, requires to be moved off the ex- tension line. It was decided to offer it for sale by tender, purchaser to re move it, The committee will make an inspee- tion of walks about April lst, The engineer reported that during the winter it had cost $200 to sand the walks of the city. Ald. Bailey wanted the by-law changed to provide thai the walks should be sanded by the works department. The present by-law required the citizens, individu. ally, to protect pedestrians from dun- ger on the walks in fromi of their pro- perty, This by-law was ridiculous, Ald. Railey said. He doubted if citi- zens could be compelled by law to sand their walks. get a report from the rity solicitor on the matter, Two tenders purchase of stone crusher. the other $100. tao sell the crusher, too small. : In attendance at the meeting were Alds. Rigney (chairman), Toye, Har- rison, Carson, Bailey and Clugston. a were ritaivol for the the department's old One was for $105 and The board decided not as the offers were The Profit in Pork. London Advertiser - J. W, Flavelle, head of the William Davies company, seconded the anti reciprocity resolution of the Toronto Board of Trade. Mr. Flavelle doesn't like the agreement because it reduces the duty on pork and gives the farm- er thin market for hogs. Some five years ago & statement was made in court showing the dividends paid on stock in the Wm. Davies company's packing house for thirteen years. The lowest dividends paid in that.time was 15 per cent. One year it went up to 120 per cent., and the average for the thirteen years was over 050 per cent. The statement by years was as follows : Dividénd. Increase the British Preference. Ottawa Free Press. The announcement made by one the prominent members on the gov- ernment side of the house that the trade preference which Canada grants to Britain is to be increased from 33 per cent. to 40 per cent. is welcome news, The result of the proposed reciprocal agreement with the United States will be a raiding of the cost of dairy pro- dpets in. the urban communities. Tw farmer will derive the direct benefit. comet Bg of the tariff against AR should provide some compensation for the residents of the towns and cities the may have to Sontzibute to the a earnings of the agriculturists. Mr. Fielding has evidently been con- vinced that there is a strong feeling in favor of an enlar t of the British preference. We believe Jat preference should be increased 50 per cent., and we hope to see Seo the budget is brought down a strong ion of opinion from all over Canada that the increase should not stop short of that. mi ------ And the Fallacy Ended. Canadian Courier, Toronto, of It was decided to | oar (GRAND. | OPERA NOUSE ) Tuesday, March 14 JOS. M. GAITES BEGGS 7T0- OFFER THE MUSICAL COMEDY SENSATION, 3 TWINS Clifton Crawford Back Again With Original New York Company of 100, Seats now on Sale, $1 $3. Augmented Orchestra. A | = oy The People's s F ora CONDENSED ADVERTISING RATES First insertion le a word. Each con- secutive insertion thereafter half cent a word, Minimum charge for one in sertion, 25¢; three Insertions, 50v) six, §1; ene month, $2. HELP--WANTED. BgY TO LEARN UPHOLSTERING. PF. Harrison Co A THURSDAY, MAR. 16 Wood Frazer and Lederer Present MILLINERY SALESWOMAN, AP- ply at 11% Princess Streel. The New Amsterdam Theatre, N.Y. Production of the World's Greatest Musueal Sensation, A GIRL. APPLY, 43 King Street, DINING-ROOM Mrs. Gwatkin, 2 3 A MADAME SHERRY NEAT, SMART GIRL, APPLY AT Grimm's, Princess Street "Every Little Movement as us Mean- ing AN Its Own" BOY, 14 TO 18 YEARS, TO WORK IN greenhouse. Balden Ports- Bros, mouth * Augmented A Orehestra. I S-------- Sy Sentn on Sale . se, 75, $1.90, wie sae | GIRLS FOR FINISHING, GENERAL SERVANT; NO WASH. ing. Apply, In evening, at 38 Barrie Street. . APPLY Winstin, Ladies' Tailor, Wellington Street. TO 159 .Griffin's.. THEATRE STRONG BOY TO LEARN painting Apply to 29% Queen Street. GOOD, carriage W. G. Frost, Get the Griftin Habit FOR OUR NEW MILLINERY DE- pre- partment, a saleslady and 126- parer George Mills & Co, 128 Princess Street. Thursday, Friday & Saturday MARCH 9th, 10th, 11th, PROGRAMME : Elis Blamphin & Hehr Mona The Classlest Singers of Vaudeville « ENERAL SERVANT, NO WASHING, ironing, or sweeping Apply to Mrs. Francis Macnee, St Law- rence Cottage, King Street West STENOGRAPHER AND ROOKKERP. competent hand Apply, glv- particulars ava refer- Box A. B, Whig office er, ing full ences, to in Comedy Stunts, ETHEL RAY Gimnge Vocalist and SMART BOY TO ASSIST IN MAILING department on Monday and Thurs- day morning and Saturday after- noons, Apply, Business office, Whig Character Crowley, IMPERSONATOR, SPECIAL FEATURE PICTURE, Il Trovatore With Special Music. 5 REELS MOTION PICTURES. SMART GIRLS To EASY m bmb work Co, GIRLS TO LEARN wages vbgka) bm W good wages; steady Kingston Hoslery West work: work; Apply King Street a PAPER BOX pay: WORK IN light, work; steady employment Kingston Paper Box Os Street, opposite Hosiery Factory SALESMAN, WANTED FOR IMPROV. Automatic Sprayer; best ma chine for potatoes, trees, white- washing: big demand; secure terri- tory immediately Cavers Bros Manufacturers, Galt TWO HOURS' ENTERTAINMENT. Matinee at 2 p.m. All Seats, Be. Evening at 7 and 9 p.m.. Admis- sion, 10c. Children accompanied with guardian, Se. 1JOU-5¢ Lve CLERKS MAN OR WOMAN WANTED for work at home paying $2.00 to $3.00 per aay, with oportunity te advance; time can be used, work not \tficuit and requires no experience. Winston, Limited, Epadina Ave, Toronto. v TO SELL ARTICLES MUCH needed in every NOT o pecan by working men; salary; manent position; 2004 you are ha ing for small salary behind the counter, write to-day: you can double your wages and be your own Apply, Box "E. B. C." Whig BIG SHOW 3 REELS SONG by Mr. Harvey this Afternoon and Evening SATURDAY morning for children, 2 for 5 cents. 25 Prizes to be given at 11 and 12 o'clock. Matinee Prize Drawing for ladies at 4 o'clock. BIJOU 8c. Commencing Monday, March 13 "PRINCESS" THEATRE Under New Management. HIGH GLASS VAUDEVILLE 3 Rods News! Pars 3 Library Coupons with each ticket. oS heral Admission, Sc. nce: Children, 2 for 5c. NOTICE ei pan bey dumpers mart ve --- n! er a a raced in CR may be pointed out ro me, A. HOPPINS. COVERED RINK HOCKEY MATCH NC HAMPIONSHIP. Varsity vs. K.CI. } NORTHERN GARBAGE TO COLL KINGSTON ANY POSITION vod -- WANTED---GENERAL. VETERAN N. Hett, 1156 Ont ONTARIO cash, A. Berlin, Land Grants, King Street E., ONTARIO AND S.A, YETERAN SCRIP © buy for cash, R. McCann, 8 Brock Street. BOT; WILL CALL any day and will do it free of sharge. Write Box 231, Whig of- ce. TO May for 51 RESIDENCE locality, from from June, 8. R. McCann, FURNISHED in good and one Amerieans. J. Brock Street. WORK and Har- condition; of carter STRONG mp Cart BUY, GOOD Horse: a8 1 ness; must be in good wii! buy entire sutfit Apply, 44 Main Street way SLLIGENT PERSON MAY $100 monthly corresponding No canvassing. for newspapers. Synd cate, 3.868 Lockport: N. CAPABLE OLD COUNTRY DOMES. tics, carefully selected: parties ar- riving March 13th, 20th and April 2nd. Apply, now, The Guild, 71 Drummond Street or 14 Grenville Street, Montreal, Toronto. SHOE REPAIRING OF EVERY DE- work; best trial repairs cor scription; first class one Jeat or onig } pad; rin your iH 208 Barrie Street, Clergy West. wiil to of WINDOW CLEANING Company --Spring 1s coming and you will want your windows clean- ed. Now is the time to get Jour orders in before the rush. op me a card. 21 Montreal Street. All orders promptly attended to BRING THEIR Cloth and have It made up Into up- to-date suits. Price and workman- ship guaranteed to please. Pressin nr repairing done on the shortes notice. mag, Galloway, 130 Brock St, Thom fbby"s Livery PERSON HAVING SE- cond-hand Furniture and Stoves i dar me a card before disposing os. 1 have for ompson, 333 Princess POSITIONY WANTED. A COOK: ANTED AS bod BE ttt artery g references. Address, 81 King Streit 2d SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH- WEST LAND REGULATIONS, N WHO IS THE SOLE head of a family, or of any fale over 1% lon Jor ava bie" Doi 'Dominion land in tchew. a BEIT I INIT IIIIRIRTSIs H I Peres LOST. FOR SALE. SMALL BLACK LEATHER PURSE, containing ten dollars, at corner Wellington and Princess Streets Reward If returned to this office SEVEN DOLLARS, I~ BE tween Henderson's Brocery 8 Har = . butcher shop th morn Reward if returned to this otto ' BIRDS, BIRDS, BIRDS. IMPORTED GERMAN CANARIES.-- Have you heard the dickey birds sing} If you haven't, you missed They are the finest in the ta Perfect, guaranteed song- sters. Come in. WwW. Driver, S3paer Queen 'aud Barrie. "Phone BILLS, | DENTAL. SPARKS AND SPARKS, DENTISTS, 2 1 Frincess Street, Kingston. * H. SIMPSON, LD. Ss, D.DS, DENT. ph 2368 Princess Street. Telephone ¥ DR. C. H, rincess St. DR. ©. C. NAS Weicker, 'Phone 735 DENTIST stant, 183 DR. A, E. KNAPP, DENTIST, 19 MONT. real Street, near Princess Street. 'Phone 682, LEGAL. CUNNINGHAM & MyBIE, rg S an citors. AW © 9 Clarence St, Kingston. = FINANCE AND INSURANCE. FOR INSURANCE THAT INSURES Go to Goodwin's Insurance Emporium, over Northern Crow ank, Brock Street, or 'phone 424. 7 GENERAL INSURANCE---FIRE, LIFE, Accident and Health Policies issu- ed; first-class companies; standard rates. mn, Agent, 15% Wellington Street. GEO.. A.. BATEMAN REPRESENTS the Protectors' Underwriters backed by $10.000,000 of capital and four other fire insurance com- nies; all Kinds of insurance ef- ected Call or drop a card 'Phone 396 67 Clarence Street Kingston, Ont. FRONTENAC LOAN AND INVEST. ment Soclety. established 1863; president, Sir Richard Cartwright; money issued on city and farm properties, municipal. and county debentures: mortgages purchased: deposits received and interest al lowed. 8. C. MeGill Managing Director, 7 Clarence Btreet. 'ERPOOL, LONDON, AND GLOBE Fire Insurance Company. Available assets, $61,187,215, In addition to which the policyhold re have for urity the unim 1 ilability of all the stockholde:: Farm and city property insuiid at possible rat fore renewing old or giving ni Usiness get rates from Suange Strange, Agents 'Phone 3236. FURNITURE FINISHER. ANTIQUE FURNITURE A SPECIALTY, ebonizing and gilding, enameiling' and all colors of mission work; al work given best attention. Pat Prisco) . 33 John Street. 'Phone 9 UPHOLSTERER, W. J. GAVIN pairing am Jsncvating, 1D Dyop a card or tree tress call 216 Bagot UPFHOLSTERING, RE- carpet work, hair mat- OCEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY. TRANSATLANTIC LINES, ALL CLASS. C 8 Kirkpatricl k Agent, 42 & Clarence Street Kingston, 'Phone 568 HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. BRUNSWICK HOTEL, statio nn, ONTARIO ST, one plock on street car line; bar supplied with best of wines and liquors: charges moderate; special rates by the week. Rn Cousinean, Prop. THE GRIMASON HOTEL, Princess Street. Bar stocked with the best of Ales, Beers, Wines, Liquors, and choicest Brands of Cigars. Meals, 25c each, or special rates by the week. Yard aud stable accommodation Ra reasonable. Mulville & Driscomn ARCHITECTS. ¥ PF, pe ARCHITECT, ETC. Kin Brest. "Phone 346. » =" HENRY 258 ART ny a ELLIS,. ARCHITECT,. 181 Feraity Avenue. Telephone WH... NEWLANDS & SON,. ARCHI- tects, es Office, 203 rol Btreet 'Phone FOWER & SON, ARCHITECTS MER- chants' Bank Building, corner Brock and Wellington Streets 'Phone 212. The Tally British Whig, The Weekly British Whig, 0f Kingston, Ont. and lation com elrou od, there in ho better et ing medium in Cansda. ~ That IN, GUITAR, AND COR- ris rn e 5 So. Losk ne Geo, arence SN Ars To Xt me nth Curr, Real Rost ate, 88 CO ge lowest | A 2-344 ONE SECOND-HAND MAPLE LEAP rain grinder; 16 moh plate: price, 15.60. Apply I» J. Hay Clarence Street CHATHAM 130 eggs Broode seen at INCUBATOR, CAPACITY and Chatham Qutdoor sap for cash May be ATiiversity Avenue temp. COMPORTARLE roamed house with bar ed PF premises a TWELVE. Georga St. A Goob on smal PAYING 1 eapit leaving BESINESS, RIN reason for selling for the west Apply, 1 Street awnet snap Action, FOR QUICK CASH SALE, A SEVEN. roomed New Brick House, upper part of city; modern he rot 'ements, Gardiner & Bateman, §1 Clarence Street. "Phone 331 or 3%¢ INTERNATIONAL ST ATIONERY Nearly iy GASOLENE LALNOM; LE NGTH, 18 feet, 52 inch beam; hull, cedar and oak: seats five: I cylinder 4 h Kingston Foundry motor! speed, 7 miles ALY iriver, cor. Queen and Uarrle Streets. "Phone 613 TO LET, DWELLINGS, FURNISHED AND furnished; Stores CiTices MeCann, 51 Broek Street DESIRAm BRICK Wiliam Stree ii Veniences UN. Ho sk, ders t fury water heated : Sydenham mises Street STORAGE FOR PURNITUR dry. airy rooms roof your 'rost's City Stor 'Phone §2€bh age, I98 Queen St. SUITE OF ROOMS, INCLUDING SIT. ting-room, bediroom and b athroom, located near Market Sgu pe ply te Cunningham & M idle, 9 Clarence Street HOUSE, present ocou- Fine it con- extension possesion worth Ap 430 Princess BRICK Street, at Jas. Craig rooms bo BLE 'rincess ne Hi by tains » FOR 8A) . OR 10 LET. XTENSIVE © Bt SINESS for many years ¥ Skinner & . Wholesale 'ruggisis, extending from Prin- cess Street to. Queen Street, Ire mtage on bo and In bu. ldi PRs Apply nn gham & Mudie | PRE. THE = } occupied by to Cun- OSTEOPATHY, "HEALTH WITHOUT DRUGS "RR. ¢ Ashcroft, DO, Edna E. or DO, Graduates under Dr Bul, the Founder of Osteopath 438 Princess Street, corner Division 'Phone 447 No charge i, con suitation and literature Office hours, 10 to 12, 2t0 6, 6 to 8 BUSINESS CHANCES. ANYONE, ANYWHERE, CAN START & mall order business ai home. No canvassing Be your own boss. Send for free booklet ells how, Heacock, 2.96% Lockport 2 POSITIONS WANTED, » UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES AND Cricket Clubs Wanted engage ment as coach and groundsman medium fast right arm bowler references given from three lish gentiemen late members of the Eton eleven Apply, KE A J." Whig office Ernig- MEDICAL. J. F. SPARKS, B.A, nn, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, 10 Vellin gion Bt Office hours, 10 2 hy am, 2 to 4 and 7 to § pm "Phase 886 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. DROF A CARD TO CHAS, w, KEL i AR, Sarpenier and Builder, 256 Division it for reasonable prices on all kinds of Jobbing. All work done promptly DROP A CARD TO JOHN R. MAYELL, Carpenter and Joiner, 263 Syden- ham Street North for reasonable prices on all kinds of Jobbing. All wark done prompily and neatly, PERSONALS, HAIR, MOLES, . RTHMARKS, warts, etc, remov permanently without sear. Twent fom ox [orienta Dr. Eimer 7 Eye, Throat and Ekin Blem- ish Moir Ly 258 Bagot Street. Pay Envelope For to us. "We Guarantees Every Load™ ciel enter for a pur. _ certain districts Ha monte Wh each of thie Must take care of the house- hold expenses. a saving in Fuel come J. SWIFT & CO years, culiivate fifty scees and erect & house worth J200.04 COR w TY Deputy of the Minister of the interior publication of for. » Btleauthoriged nls ad advertisement will not be paid