of 40 feet and a gale e AUCTION SALE Handsome i-year-old pew milch reed A Ayrshire Cow and Calf will Bold at 1% Market Btreet, Saturday May 27th, noon. . Can be seen at A. I: Hattner's, 14 Durham Street, City MURRAY, Augtioneer, Exsetor's Sale of Rea Estate I WILL OFFER NO. 18 DIVISION STREET, on SATURDAY, MAY 27th at One:o'clovk In the afternson, at my Auction Hooms, 36-83% Brock Street that very comfortable Frame House containing Parlor, Dl %- room itchen, Four Bedrooms, and Set and Summer Kitchen has frontage on Division Street epth of 30 feet LLEN, The Auctioneer. | zany er. Terms of Sale--10 per cent. o of sale; balance in 5 days there Bubject to one reserve bid. ; NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the Estate of David Denison, De- i : ceased. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 8 having claims against the the late David Denison are reby required to send In a statement of such claim to the undersigned! foiicttor on or before the 30th day of | inst, after which date the estate will be distributed amongst those en- tied to it . PF. DAVISON, WALLACE, Executors. B WALKEM, Solleitor. 3 "AUCTION SALE There will be offered for Sale by Public Auction by the undersigned at bis Auction Rooms. Market Square, Kingston, on Saturday, May 27th, at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, the valu- able land and premises numbered Si and 89 King Street West, Kingston, On he above premises are fwo des Stone Dwellings with valuable Sort rr lots, The property will be offered for sale either separately or en bloc and "Subject to a reserve bid. or terms of sale and further partis eulars, apply to T. J. RIGNEY, Barrister and Solicitor, 116 Brock St, Kingston, or WM. MURRAY, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Valuable Real Estate THERE air L BE OFFERED FOR by blic Auction by the under. Be . nia Auction Rooms, Market! uare, Kingston, on Saturday, the | th diy of May, 1911 at the hour of 13 o'clock noon, the Dwelling Houses and Premises numbered 182-184 Rideau Street, Kingston, On the above lands are two brick houses, well rented and occ pled and suitable outbuildings, all a in good Rood state of repair. 'The above lands and premises pe, offered for sale subject to resdrve For terms of sale and further pary. culars, apply to T J. Rigney, Barrister and Bolleltor, 1156 Brock treet, Kings- | but | $6,000, ton, or WILLIAM MURRAY Auctioneer, May 3rd, 1911. AUCTION SALE Of Valuable City Property Joseph George Estate. Will be Sold by Public Auctlon'by J BB, Hutcheson, Auctioneer, on the pre- mises, Ni 0, 112 Gore Street, on SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1911 At 12 Noom. The following valuable the City of Kingston: 1. The Two Brick and 28 Wellington with remises, comp: sing 1.5th of an acre Fiese well-known houses, situate near the 'Clty Park, contain ten rooms each, and are heated' with hot water, he large Rough.cast House, with premises, containing 1-jth of an being Nos. 112 and 114 Gore Btreet, formerly occupied 'as a Melo. deon Factory, well bullt and designed, to be readily converted into a double dwellin The i operiios will be offered sub- Jet to a reserved da. Terme---10 per cent, balance in 30 days Further particulars will be made known at time of sale and on appli- oation to the Sndersigned, Ww. YELL, Solicitor, GEORGE, Administratrix, Property in Nos. 26 the Houses, Street, at time of sale; ' ABBLE BAKE ONTARIO AND BAY oF QUINTE STEAMBOAT C04 LTD, Str. Caspian 1000 ISLANDS AND ROCHESTER, N.Y. Steamer leaves Kingston on Sundays at 10.15 am. for 1,000 islands, Salling At Alexandria Bay, Roekport and Uanantque, Returning leaves at § for Charlotte, NY. (Port of Foc shestor) ealling Bay of Quinte ports, Dally service 1 Steamer Aletha leaves FL a 0 unday, at m,, for BL "ou ke Buns Freight' handled "desbatch and care. For full information, apply, J. P. HANLEY, Ticket Agent, JAS. SWIFT & CO, Freight Agent, | Choice Gifts | For the Bride ii at after June . Exclusive Articles in. # Silver, Cut Glass and * China. A little more select than most stores | x have to offer at "prices | that bear y SOmpitioon | JFIRE IN A CROCERY T. KIRK SUFFEREI SEVERE LOSS, SAMUEL Damage to Extent $6,000 Done at] His Store Late Wednesday Night ~frigin of Fire is TUnknown-- Stoek- Total Loss, Bat Building Was Saved, | which broke abi om same | about 11 4 i K,! the entire sto of | Kirk, grocer, 254 Prmocess street, was destroyed, and consider- able damage was done to the build-| ing, which is also owned by Mr. Kirk. | Insurance is catried on both the stock] and building. To the Whig Mr. Kirk was unable to state what his exact Joss would de, stated that it Would be all of In a fire, unknown Wednesday Samuel T. cause, © night, It was 11.15 o'clock, when "ib alarm | was sent into the firemen, and they! uickly on the scene, and worked | like like Tebjans. In the absence' of Fire| Chief Arm3t¥ong, who was called to] Toronto, to attend a meeting of the | executive of" the fire chief's associa! tion, the work of the firemen came! under the supervision of the assistant | chief, John Elmer. The building was! all n flames, when the firemen reached the scene, and they did good work, fo confine the blaze to the one building. It was certainly a hot, fife to fight, and to make matters worse, the gas meter was melted, and gas poured out for a time until the pipe could be plugged. Quite a large crowd was at- tracted to the scege, and a good many gave the assistgnce they eould. At the rear of the storp 'there is a stable belonging to the dairy com- pany, in which there were nine horses. The animals were removed to safety, ns for 4 time it was thought that per- haps the fire might spread farther. However, the good work of fhe fine men prevented a far move serious beaze. Mr. Kirk was well satisfied with the work of the department, and ex- pressed himself in that manner to the Whig. The fire started near the stairway, at the rear of the store, and made a clean sweep of the stack, and any- thing which was nof destroyed by the! fire, was damaged by the water and] smoke. Had the fire not. been discov-| vred at the lime it was, the buildin would also have been a total loss. and | perhaps other places near by, might! have suffered. No cause whatever, cah he given for the fire. There was no fire left in the place, and on Wednesday morning, the store was open for business, The store was closed up at noon, and when Mr. Kirk went home to dinner: about one o'clogk, everything was all right, Some outsiders have an idea that a fire bug has been at work, but of course this "is not known. According to what the Whig could learn, no evi- dence was found at the store to show that it had been set on fire, ------------ Mark Twain's Works. If you are interested in obtaining a complete set of all his books at one- hall ahe former price on the easy pay- ment plan it will cost nothing fo get full particulars and a new thirty-two page book. "Little Stories About Mark Twain." Address Box 409, "British Whig office." of 5 Everything Looks Fine. § Publow, inspector of cheese rie, réturned on Wednesday fiom Prince Edward coutity. --He says the country is looking fine and the cheese prospects are very bright. The cattle are now revelling in the fresh mea- dows. ---------------- May Wax Won at Picton, May Wax, owned by W, H. Carson, of Kingston, took first place in the 2.17 trot at Picton, on Wednesday af- ternoon, winning three straight hali- mile heats. The Kingston mare has made a good season's start. ---- St. Padl's Concert, Don't forget the event of the son, St. Paul's © A.Y.P.A: play Concert, next Friday night, in school room, at 8 o'clock, "Gibson's. MeNally, for "Buy hand cleaner." Rev, Father J, T. years parish priest at Chelan, been transferred to Almonte in cession to the late Father Harkin. Foundry men and mec hanics prefer ger, the new hand cleaner, 100. a five has sue- oda Korry, aged fifty-two, died at Maberly, on Monday. He was town- ship clerk for many yours, and secre- tary of the local agricultural society, He was a conservative and a mason, Seerge Whitly, Stirling was the vie- a serious accident. He was as- sisting' in taking down a waggon in a storehouse, when the -vehicle fell upon him, breaking six ribs. We cannot make you use Tiger, th new hand cleaner, any more than can stop you, when you begin. « Buy hand cleaner." Gibson's. e we 10e. Teachers' Holiday "Trip There is no bett that afforded by er holiday trip tha the n This hl down the noblé St. Lawrence tees: with its beautiful Scenery, Quebec, with its world- famed Bara interests, 'past Isie of Orleans, Rimouski, Father Point, ta Charlottetown, PEL; Sydney, NS; and St, Johns, Nfid. This is a most instructive And Pleas- ant trip, and delightfully coo Return fare including ei berth, $50.00 and rhe Romi "and Bonavista. sent Fay Seite for Hiustrated booklet, BLACK DIAMOND STEAMSHIP LINE, © 113 St. James" Street, Montreal, and 4 {illness extending over several years, | up its clubhouse for the seusou {with tetave. When the ™E PATLY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY. MAY 23, 21011. _-- EE SE GANANOQUE wADx DEAD: The Late Miss Sarah J. Latimer, Aged Forty-nine. Gananoque,' May Z.--Miss Sarah J atimer passed to rest at tise hon of Her sister, Mrs. Robert Hiclg, King wtreet east, on Monday might, inthe orty-ninth year of her age, after ar victim of consumption. The funeral took place, nn io afternoc in, to Willow Bank cemetery. Rev, Henry { Gracey conducted the funeral riltes. "Fhe schooner Briton cleared ight for Oswego, vegterday. Gananogue Field Battery, No. re Teeived its new Zquipmen of eighteen, pounders on Tdesday in place of the {twelve'pounders smt away last fall, Miss Jean Donevan, Front of Leeds and Lansdowne, on account of ill | health, has been compel ed to resign her position as teacher of the Bptter sea' public school. Gananoque Yacht 8, * Club has opened with Lucey, as caretaker. Gananc Canoe and Motor Boat Club opened up the season with a dance at their tlubhouse, last evening. The steamer Mississiquoi ran the first excursion of the season from here Ito Ogdensburg, yesterday, and had {fairly large list of passengers. By rail and boat, Gananoque sent ap her usually large crowd to enjoy Kingston's big celebration, yesterday Fhe holiday in Gananoque speni very quietly and observed generally by manufacturers and merchants. Many picnic loads left by launch for island points; others by bus for Jones' Falls, and points along Gananoque river, Miss McDonald, of Athens, hus taken the position as night operator here at the Bell Telephone office, rendered vacant by the resignation of Wiss O'Toole. Andrew Truesdell, of Lans downe, brought up a launch load con sisting - of the Misses Vera De Wolfe, Florence and Myrtle Summers, Hazel and Mabel Moore, and Messrs. Wesley and Leonard MeNeill,. to enjov the holiday In town. Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Belnois, Mrs. Schoenleber and | son, William, spent the holiday at Seeley's lay. Miss Myrtle Steacy, Lansdown®," a spending a short time with relatives here, G:, E. Hurd spent short time this week with friends Falls, George Millard, Kingston, spent short time in town this oh 16 of Mr, and - Mrs. S; Lyon. Mr. and I Mrs. William Hazel spent the holiday Deseronto relatives. Freeman spent a few this week relatives in Ottawa. & jue a was a t Jones' a Pe 1 Britton days with MAN. Free Press THE CHEERFUL Edgar A. Guest. in Detroit met a cheerful man to-day, And stopped to cBat with him awhile "Why is it you are «tiways gay, Why is it that you always smile?™ I asked him, "Have you never known A disappointment or a woe, has no plan been overthrown ild be a go?" An That you had hoped wot thing!" he said, "I've had my woes, I'Ve had two But I've no time to think Affairs whiiyh happened 3 I've had my plans go wrong, Have pressed my lips tc Sure + fortunes wiped away, of sorrow's I never cry, up. I'm down time In getting cup, But when 1 spend my Is this, right, the way I work lHeked to-day, All plans should go amiss, I won't forget that I can fight, Nor will 1 sit around and sob But I'll be up at break of day, Out hustling for another job; And try to win some other way. "You see, If 1 get And if my smiling now, "That's why you Bee me now and I may get knocked down then, You ean I will is no easy win success RAIT THE big men falled a dozen wager, anyhow, soon jump up again; road to fame, is quite a chore, I van times Daddy. But That There To Why _ Have or more." Advising Her "Mary 1" Father's stairs and parlor. "Yus, papa, dear." "Ask that young man if he has the time." A 'moment of silence. "Yes, George uas him." "Then ask him what is the time." "He says it is, 11.48, papa." "Then ask him if he doesn't think iL about bedtime." y Another moment of silence. "He says, papa," the silvery ammounced, impersonaily; "he that he rarely goes to bed before one, but it seems to him that it is a mat ter of personal preference, merely, and that if he were in your place he woukl go now il he felt sleepy."--Harper's Bazaar. the silent down and rolled dim voice into the his watch with voice says the Chicago Way. George Barr McCutcheon, lunching at the Chicago Athletic Club, praised the Windy City of his adoption. "Chicago's refinement, say what you will," eried Mr. McCutcheon, "is not one whit inferior to New York's, "Yet, from the stories, vou'd think that in our smartest Chicago restawm ants we all ate in shirt sleeves and slippers. I remember, one day at the Authors' Club in Seventh avenue, 1 said-to a New York waite: "Bn me a piece of apple pie." " Fong mmo fi inca 9 5 'Chicago or New York i " 'Chicago or New York ? What «ao you mean ?* gaid 1 " 'Knife or fork, sir," explained the waiter," "* ' Opium in Barrel Staves. Through some clever work on the part of the customs secret service men 199 cans of opium hidden in" the staves of barrels containing lamp blacking were seized recently and the would be importer and his assistants were arvested, runs a 2 ipping from The Manila Himes. As the staves of the barrel were rather thick fist in the centre instead of being hollowed out, the smugglers had carved ont a small sort of pocket large enough to- con tain. a narrow can of opium in ea staves were set to- gether it was impossible to see these openings, At Wall Street Methodist Pursanige; Brockville, ' on Sunday night, Harton, united in marriage Eaward Brockville, to Miss Eva Ite Straw hat cleaner, Meleod's store, corner. King and Brack, and corner Montreal and Prin- oens streets, The truly selfmade. man vrual! has "about t TT POLANA HAS GONE GOVERNMENT QUARANTINE | STEAMER OCOMPI ETED, Anil Lert Tor Queher Thurstay\Wors: ing--Sonte of the Directors! Aboard--Capt.. Murray Was in Command: ses the Kingston for the finished on Wednes d left At 5.30 Thoyrs- It will boat there otenn vessels, The government ch uilding govern day, May day morning used as a all incom Murray, who her d were with his was built by compa Quetw te Cap- command, the river, and on M. Smith, of Colling- wife and family, and W. J. Fair, of Kingston, both direc- tors of the company. The boat will reach Quebec time Friday morn- hg. All the whistles in the vicimity "ofthe dry dock -- blew their loudest 'when the Polana slipped her moorings and got under way. She is very hand- somely fitted and made an ex- ceptiomally good appearance' as went down the river. The hoat + to have neen finished ready to leave for Quebec on May 7th, but owing to de- lays in. getting machinery, the work wigs Kept. back, sud since that date small army of men has "heen overtime to get her ready as possible. The' Shipouilding company deserves .great credit for having turn ed a beautiful boat out of their vard, it being =the first boat to be built bv the company since opening its works heve, quarantine » meet tain piloted board wood, 15 In own she a working as soon such Movements of Vessels The Maize Oswego. The schooner Charley Marshall js the penitentiary loading ste onto. The barge Montreal is being loaded elevator, with schooner at for Tor- at Richardson's for Montreal The mer ( for froing Tuesday nig of her sails The tug C1 arrived from wa, with the No. 5./The will be taken on to Hamilton, tug Sir Jolin. \ Capt. Walter L. Visger will command of the steam yacht Cas again this season; and is--bus sity gaged dan fitting her out. M. T. Co.--The tug Emerson arrived from Montreal, with one light barge: cleared with two barges for 'Qswe io und. Fairhaven, to load coal, the tug Bartlett arrived from the Welland canal with. the barge Hamilton and oil barge No. 6. At Swift's wharf durn up Thursday Belleville up this morning steamer Rideau King arrived from Ottawa last evening and ¢ saved for that port again this morning: ste amer Aletha down from bay ports to-day, ------ SECURED A PATENT grain ornelin also cleared out in the the schooner 1 scho Oswego gale ost some le dredge Otta- latter by the be in tanet n= The steamer mornir ste Dun amer For Pneumatic Tires for Autos Other Vehicles. A. B. Kingsbury, Kingshury's antise plic barber on Wellingtom street, has ed a Canadian patent for tires for automobiles and cles. He applied for it on the 13th of aad his is 'dated "the May Mr, now is and proprietor of shop, bedn grant pneumntic other Friday, Patent Needless to es that A the nse flexible metal chain armor imhedded or adhe clasely of eax anuary, - 2rd of Kingsbury there luck in odd The invention eomsists in rv layer of of woven of rubber tween two say, belie numbers, of mesh laver be continu: ivasr an the outm Its purpose 14 same textil in A sive material wljneont | layers tube of the tire. provide at the strengths and resistance realized that greatest drawbacks to the aut>mohile industry is. the ease with which tires are punetured, Numerous attempt have been to this fect, and said bury's ons time 10 § has been one th made it is invention improve that M¢ the most solution "vet discovirad It that a number of loeal interested in the | now be put on IY King 8 satis factory understood have * become which will The Whig cony upon his prove is men mvention, the market the patentee trusts it will shicoess, ratulates nd undoubted mvent ion an en , ought arg in « Sometimes the things we feel thankful * for. never minds. So far as he motor's interest sight... ur concerned the the only » is pro 18 ane In AUCTION SALE. A Two- Ru? will be 2 Market, ~feated Bold at 1 Saturday WM. MURRAY, 1 Dominion | be | i CON DENSED ADV ERTHING RATES First insertion le a word, Ench con- Secutive lusertion thereafter half cent a word, Minimum charge for one lusertion 250; three insertions, 0c; mix, $1: ene month, $2. HELP---WaNTED, CARPENTERS at Coward's WANTED, APPLY Boat Works A CHAMBERMAID, AT ONCE AP. ply at, Randolph Hote : DINING-ROOM GIRL. ~Amerioan HRi- tish otel APPLY, of i EVENING, Street \ COOK. APPLY, IN in, 131 Th to Mrs. Calv He MAD App SERVANT, FAMILY Vv to 118 J € OMT ENT FOR GEAR R. \L k te work i 98 S mre GENERAL or two TWO BOYS, FROW of age Aig t LY, wos FOR GENE- irk one wek Ap We FOUR GOOD, SMART BOYS, § EADY dd 1 - ---- GENERAL SERVANT: Rig ¥ RE Ne if re red A ee ees e---- nn AN EXPERIENCED STL Groom AT ONCE, GOOD STRONG ROY, " 1 1% laf Sten 1y wr MC iN WHO T™O coop Can Operate w I Rr AF RRY AND $1.35 1 * -'* BOY WANTED - + PARCEL DELIVERY Sd Apply ' JOHN LAIDLAW & soN, HII ddd og * * ror MANY - 8 a 1 STRONG MAL NG udll rime PF oR DE AN INTEL LIGENT PERSON earn $100 monthly corresponding for Newspapers No canvassing Send for particulars, Press Syndais cate, 3 559 Lockport, N.Y. MAY | Taney MEN, EXPE SALESMAN WAN ed Automatic chine for trees, wh washing; g demand; secure terri- tory immedi ply Cavers Bros Manufacturers, 4 Galt. , or n iD Spraye;; potatoe es, bi best rn C APARBL E cot wr pong - immond envilie a ¥ Spadina Avenue WILL PAY 3» TO hy for first CLERKS TO SELL ARTICLES MUCH needed iq, every home, especially by working men; good * aly per- manent position; If you are work- Ing for' small salary behind the counter, write to-day; you can Souble ¥ our wages and be your own O88. Pply, Box "E. B. C." Whi Office. " CARD OF THANKS. The Sisters in charge of the at St. Matry's-on-the-Lake wish press their thanks : fdr their kin b BE the ns such adplen ant puting yesiars The Committee of the Home 'gratefully acknowledge the ceipt of 3200 from the execuls add Mrs WwW. G. FOR SALE BY AUCTION ON THE MARKET, SATURDAY, + At 12 o'clock, One Single-seated Rubber tired Leather Top Bu EXY. one Sidg | Spring Buzgy, { eel Tire, "one Pog art, Stee I Cart, Steel Tire, Orphans Ts of the Sirainge. | MURRAY ANTIQUE PURNITU and and A SPRCIAL oo. Eh MEN WANTED Ten men at McKay's Hide House, Cataraqui Street, 7 o'clock, Saturday morning, 36c per hour, iH | | FErEEEasase SEPP PEP b bs | FOR IMPROV. { LOST, *1 SEVER (BE isan "4 es W "HOTELS AND RE STAU RANTS. | CASE, -ON FAIR] ¥ yard 3 | mua EFSTARE JAEN'S EXCHANGE 1 ¥ ™ ' i hour "and n HOTEL, ONTARIO ST, © Ppa site GTR station. one block on street car line; with best ¢ wines charges moderate the week. Joho fed Hjuors; special rates by Cousineau, Prop THE GRIMASON AX Princess Street the best of Liquors; Cigars. rates stable + reasonable HOTEL, 342-344 Bar stocked with Ales leers. Wines Brands of or special Yard and Rates Driscoil Dol Mulv LARGE BW Ww AARD LCARVED xi TARILE PAGE THREE. FOR SALE. AN SECoONDaALD SE Ye Ne Roow UR (HOCK : RAM) Hot Fo rRvISI: D. € jon eimspstnttn. | » RN Isa tod on | STORES, 81 Brock | i F ROM nM AX STORAGE dry FURNISHED, a TWO TEN Ist, BRICK HOUSE, FOR FI ITY we . alry roe proof; ena Frost | ron THE SuimMveR, Hoy SHEN NEW CONVENHENT | ARCHITECTS, HENRY ART ne Rr 1 WL. POWER & SON, I". SMITH 258 King Bre AR HITE r, BTC, ne. 346. t | ¥ LIS,. AR HITEC T, 1st | Avenire Telephone | NE WL ANDS Office SON,. ARCHI- | "88 Bagot Street & tects, Phonas 608 ARCHITECTS MER. Building, corner Hington Rireots | Bank and chants' Brock cv NRINGHAM 2 MU bre, -- | LEGAL, B ARRIST- Office, Law SPARKS AND 23 {CHANCE THE 1 wi, an i MOTOR ROAT, : TS AN your ere AW GS, Ie i E x4 HANG FLEG NINGS, He CONSUMERS CHARMING tke few 1 LOTS rR AME WALNL TY -- CUES; SEIS I RIP TIPPETT I TTT Ieee as TE SEY ALSO \ AND SECOND. MAND GO CARTS ices THIRTEEN HOt SF, N TES tr, AAT. TENTS, « ror ON AWNINGS CITY $430; AA REQUIRING HE ' { SPARKS, DENTIST! Princess Streq¢t, Kingston | 346 1-2 'P on { SIMPSON, 1 JA. s., n. ns, DENT. | 168 Princess Street. Telephone | 1 ASH, DEN assisiant, IST; DR. ©. A. | 183 Princess St FINANCE ron LARGY 9 Do You SHOR GENTLEMEN - ANY" SASK AToaN vt WANTED--GENERAL. SECONDHAND FiRErRooy STOMERS TO LEAVES omnrns | w ANT YOM ASHES DRAWN REP AIRIN scription leather guffice Beotf's, ors DE- | best will OF EVERY iag® wor ed, « Bring your Barrie ne tr repairs Btreet, oi onl 206 wn West, ST ------] | BRING THE In | Cloth and have It made up Int ! to-date suits. Price w { ship guar Anteed te and repairing de € notice . Thomas Gallo Brock Bt. next Bibby's TO and HAY ING GOOD PERSON re : FOR SALE EXTS ses INSUR Wellingt HATH i FRONTS NAC lowed Direc lave "POOL, oR ASNIVE Hi ANCE THA y MAN LOAN LONDON, Te I AND }) LET, NE AND INSURANCE. INSTI RES GO LIF, CENTOMS 1 AND INVEST. GLLOnY cond-hand before I wil Bale kinds Thoy ght Ran able J. Bireet. Furniture and : ANYO ess | | i Prin » ANT LISTINGS ov! as ka BUSINESS CHANCES, ONE, A & mall o CRN Yas Bend Hence r k NYWHERE rder b ' "Fro: bo FES 1 # 1 ~ ~ ty A START No bans, yw, psn | grerrerrianirenianinng ar BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, # The Dally British Whig, HD JOHN McKAY PERSONALS, - MOLES... BIRTHMA Warts, etc. removed permanently without scar. only ears' ex. Hence, By 'Eye, Nose, Th in em roy 'Specialist 258 dh Street. UPHOLSTERER, W. J. GAVIN UPHOLSTERING, RE. pairing and carpet work, hair mat- renovatin Tess ge ey a card or eall 21¢ Bagot Stre: : " ORTEOPATHY. "HEALTH wae ay! DRUGS..R. G. Bo Bra Dy Dr. Vounde: of Osteopath Street, SorHet Dletes Brine harge for cons wultation and Mterattre. Office Bours. 10 to 12, 3 to §, 8 to & METMCAL { CLEANING --GooD mouse) cl Ber i to c« dor 3 t late; place it of a capable tm ral Louse eleani Window CC 5 Contractors Drop us a card nto d The Weekly Bettiah Whig, Of Kingston, Ont, , there ~ Red Hot: Days These. pe. No thing about coal. 118 is no saving How about Price und circulation better advert ing medium in Cxasda S404 PPPPHRFPP LEH LPP 49 * consider. | any- some nice Split Wood, Hard or "Soft ? Makes a quick fire, SWIFT & CO. VILE A RESIDENCE, J We 3 1 ract