or TORONTO OFFICE, TORONTO, CAN. Teer 27s BANK 0 i the year of its Jnciiporgtian. 18557 Bas Doon 10 provide a fu to lis been soundly administered, and its prosper with Sanadus develapment. i ~ DARBOTORS ¢ President AN . - < - OEY . . HENDERSON, 2nd Viee-Pres. Haar RA Roomba & J Englenart on. ¢, 8 3 3 liam Sto i I. Gear acdonam x A-Col.. F. 8, Meighan Kia, 1 » Gener Hosniogt: i "TF. A. BIRD, Chief Inspector. - BANK 5 v 4 KBP peng, «| - "HME Co gd Muar, a, Limite SAN : ihe vi First National Bank : . Market Square, Kingston, GEORGE McKAY - - -... . - Manager. ios The Bank RL Ton starmer, s affairs and ner vlco have kept pa WE EQUITABLE LIFF. ASSURANCE SOCIETY 44 Clarence Street. Yh, ~~ "RENSINGTON PLACE' The Plazas will be curbed and planted, and the streets macadsme ized this Spring. When completed * Place" will be one of the most de- v lightful residential spots in Kingston, A FEW §0x120 FEET LOTS LEFT. J. 0. HUTTON Ketate and Insurance Agent 18 SOME ATTRACTIVE INV! A 4 308 ~iohnson Street, downtown location, rents $600 per year. 2,800--Montreal Street, double frame, rents $294 per year. $800 will handle this, $2,600--Division Street, first class frame dwelling. all improve- ments, -hot air furnace, gas, barn and driveshed, very desirable residence. 400 feet on Alice Street Crescent, facing on Queen's College: new oo very deep lots, a snap for a quick buyer. 140x210 t, corner Division and Russell Streets, adjoining new Regiopolls College. Near the new factory sites. GEORGE BAW ODEN "JAN goods now reduced in price. A splendid chance to save money. Big line of beautiful antique furni- ranges, etc, to choose "Also household goods bought, best L. LESSES Cor. Princess and Chatham Streets. Phone 04" 56 BROCK ST. $4, Brock St., $4,000. ern, $3,600. Collingwood St., frame, $2,300, Alhert 8t., new brick, $4.808. $4,000. $4,100. Among the number who have tried a sample brick of City Dairy Ice Cream. ' If not, why not? Hoag's Drug Store| Opp. Y.M.C.A, Kingston, $3,300. Centre St., $4,800, J. K. OC OLL, 'Manager new brick, Phone 258 Ont. : SO Wetze, of "Phone 95 | i : rehomed LOCAL NOTES AND T™uMS OF GENERAL INTER ST, Happenings in the City and Vicinity ~--What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the Whig. "Buy 'cold tablets" at Gibson's. The. 'in the city is grow- Oshkosh, Wis., was "Lh ogee "Hl ** Gibson's. William Sv 'piano tuner. Orders at iey's Thonistt. "Lhe gut out. walks in many places are covered with water. "4711 Cologne. Gibson's. - Controller T. L. Church, of Toron- to, came to Kingston on Thursday night enroute to Ottawa. iL Cologne." Gibson's. ol 'H. Cunmngham, piano suner, 2 King street. Leave orders at Me M. MoKinnon, Renfrew, and his son, Ian, were in the city last night tak: ing in the hockey match, "Buy cough syrups" at Gibson's. Ambrose Box, Calahogie, and WI frid Box, Belleville, were here to sce match last night. sale! Ladies' $4:00 boots $2.50. Dutton's. I Godwin has returned from 7To- ronto, where he suscessfully passed his examinations and obtained mate's pa- '{ Anley's book store. smart pers, "50¢. Kidney Pill, 40c."" Gibson's. During saie special prices quoted on "Newcombe", piano. Dutten's. by Rev... W. F. Fitzgerald Paul's church. "Allenbury's foods." Gihson's. Sale! 6 yds. tea-toweiung 2fe. Hair ribbon 2 yds. 25¢. Dutton's. Rev. C". E. S. Raddlifie, rector St. Mark's chucch, Deseronto, in St has eathedral on March 11th. Removal sale! ent colt boots $3.60. Dutton's. "Bpy tooth brushes." Gibson's. Rev. Father 'James Falion, 0.M.T., of Ottawa University, will deliver the annual charity sermon in St. Marys cathedral on Sunday, March 22nd. : Hele! Baby bear coats $1.25. Dutton's. up-to-date doessmaking. PHONE 68. Victoria St., new brick, modern 00, new brick, modern, Collingwood St.. solid brick, mod modern; Princess St., solid brick, modern, Alfred St., frame, modern, $3,000. Colborne St., large brick, modern, Mack St., brick veneer, 9 rooms, Division St.. double frame, $2,750, modern, Ladies' Terms moderate. Miss A. Keyes, 221 « Princess street "Films developed." Gibson's. A. J. H. Rooertson and A. of Montreal, two Richelieu Ontario Grant and ton's. Prevost, Brock street, has received hi¢ order clothing department, also in ready-made clothing and gents' furn- ishing department. They are all well assorted with new goods, Itemoval sale $1.50 corset $1.00; Tuc corset 50c; $2.00 corset $1.50. Dntton's. 4 "A 50c. son's. At a meeting of the conservative executive, held on Thursday night, Earl Bowman and Frank Seaton were recommended for temporary positions as elerk and letter carrier respectively on the staff cf the local post office during the summer holidays. "Allonbury's foods." Gibson's. Rev. H. I Horsey, of Ottawa, an cld Kingston boy, who Is this year chairman of the Congregational Un- ion of Canada, will preach special home ' missionary sermons in Bethel and First Congregational churches on Sunday morning and evening re- spectively. Kidney Pill 40e." Gib- OUTRAGE RY Church in Scotland Burned Priceless Contents Dunbar, Scotland, Feb| 7. An "rson Squad' of militant suffra- gettes to-day burned to the ground the historic parish church of the village of Whitekirk, near here. A large quantity of suffrage literature was left strewn. about the scene The church was erected in the six- teenth century, and contained many relics of the battle in which the Scots were routed by. Oliver Crom- well's forces in 1660. In the vicin- ity is the famous battleground of Dunbar, where the English totally defeated the Scots in. 1296 , and camscd John Baliol to give up tho erown of Scotland. Many priceless scriptual relics and curios from the Holy Land were de- With "For Sale Uouble Stone Aouse, Montreal Stree B00 Rents for $17.00 a month. Single Frame, Stephen Street provements ..... $1,800 For particulars apply to W. H. Godw Last Week of 2 20% DSO R. J. RODGER Jeweller. 347 KING STREET Where the Clock is on the Walk stroyed by the fire. The incendiaries apparently had sprayed the interior of the church with inflammable oils. They also used explosives as several massive slabs of stone were shattered. Solving H. C. of L. A woman contributor to the Toron- to Star has solved the High cost of living to her perfect satisfaction and is certainly sounds reasonable. She says: "If every housew¥~ would solve the problem of the cost of meat and eggs as easily as I have, -the cost would necessarily come down. The way is--to do without. bought eggs for two months, and we have not missed them. and we are satisfied with meat two or three times a week, and then not the best cuts. But I will not stint on milk: ob! the plates of porridge and milk the children eat before going to school, and how they enjoy the even- ing meal of boiled onions and mash- ed potatoes, with a plain dessert one night and something equally as simple the next. The strange part is that in the past, when money was more plentiful than it Is now and we had all the meat and eggs we wanted, with other good things, at this season we looked thin and pale, and were supposed to need sulphur or some other spring medicine. But now that we are liviag on the plain: est and cheapest food we cam find, our friends remark, "How well you ate looking." T would not go back to the old way of living If I could." "Films developed." Gibson's. D. W. Wright, one of Gunn's Itmit- od manngers;:is likely to menage the Toronto city abattoir. Canada's leading The next of the special sermons will be preached on Sunday evening of Ji been asked to preach at St. George's )s i Men's $5.00 pat-| | 13 Navigation company |directors, were in Kingston on Fri- ay. Sale! Dolls' furniture 15¢. Dut- SUFFRAGETTES I have not} Evening Sa5 AMERICA'S FOREMOST ACTOR, Supported by Margaret Moreland In the London Comedy Suceess "Never Say Die" By Wm. 11. Post Now ending its firts year at the Ap. pollo Theaive, Loudon Prices: Mul, 25,507 75¢, $1.00; Children 25¢, If accompanied by an adale, Evenlug 5b, Tie, $1, 81.50 SEATS NOW ON SALE Wed'y, Mar. 4th OLIVER MOROSCO OFFERS N A Superb *rocuction of the Most Brilliant Comedy , ot Written in An 9 4 Sr---- ESE (The Youth-play which Lauretts' Taylor bas made a Now York institution) or SHS RE SALMON CHEAPER I0L CAN NOW. AFFORD THE VERY BEST CREST BRAND all 'his spring and summer goods for | i i min Records Exchanged All Xluds of records, Victor, Col- umbia, Edison Blue Amberol, Edi- son two-minute, for exchange. Also phonographs, gramophones and graf- onolas for sale. Call and let us ex- /plain our plan. ALLEN'S Phone 213 118 Brock St. FOR SANI'WICHES Just the' Homes, Ete. thing for Luncheons, \( Two sizes, 10e. and The t All Grocers. Fenwick, Hendry & Co. (Matributors.} Wedded at Cushendall A pretty wedding took place at the church of the Holy Name on Tues. day, morning at eight o'clock when Mary Anna Fowler, eldest daughter of Patrick Fowler was married to Bernard John Quinn, son of the late John Quinn. The bride was at- tended by her sister, Rose Fowler, while James Bradder cousin of the j Broom, acted as groomsman. The bride was given away by her father. She wore an Alice blue suit and white picture hat and carried a houquet of white carnations and maiden hair ferns. The bridesmaid Wore a navy blue suit and pink hat nations and maiden hair ferns. The groom's gift to the bride was go beautiful gold wateh wrist braoeTat, j tothe bridesmaid a gold ~ bfacelot set with diamonds and to the sroomsman a Knights of Columbus gold watch fob. + After the ceremony the wedding parties repaired to the home of the bride's parents where a sumptuous repast. awaited them. They received many rich and costly presents showing the high esteem in which the young couple were held, After the wedding breakfast the happy young cauple left on the 12.40 train for Hamiiton and other western points. On -their return home they will reside on the Point Road. After a trip from Ossining, N. v., during which he talked with and levingly caressed his wife, Charles Becker. the former lieutenant of the New York police department, was lodged in a eell in the Tombs, New | York on Thursday night. "Films developed." Gibson's. The death occurred om Thursday morning of J. B. Sparrow, the head of the Sparrow Amusement the greatest impresarios wu.:h Ciy- ada has ever produced. and cafried a bouquet of pink ecar-}S. and rast in scores of hard-fought motor Theatre company, Monire.l, nne ¢f contests, won bis second Vanderbilt CONDENSED ADVERTISING First tusertion le a word. Hach con- secutive Insertion , thereafter, hail cent a word, Minimum charge for one lasertion, 33c.; three I . 80c.; six, $1; one month, $2. HELP WANTED sit amen A WOMAN OR GIRL FOR LIGHT housework. Apply 154 Ordnance st § WOMAN FOR WASHING DISHES AND kitchen work, Apply Frontenag Hotel A MMD FOR GENERAL HOUSE. Work: no washing or ironing. Ap- ply 173 Unien St. W. tt tee eg ei AN EXPERIENCED FARM HAND FOR Ist March or 1st April, bons, Bath Rasd FO GOOD BLACKSMITIE. FOR MARINI sand general blacksmithing, Apply Davis Drydock Co, toot ol Bay sn: Apply Mrs, C. RB Leod, Union ana Division Sts. AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY earn $100 monthly corresponding for newspapers; no canvassing. Send for particulars. Press Syndi- cate, 3,969 Lockport, N.Y. CAPABLE OLD COUNTRY DOMES. tics. Parties arriving twice month- ly. Applications must be made well in advance, The Guild, 47 Pembroke St, Togonto, and 71 Drummond St, Montreal. WE WANT NOW A CAPABLE SALES. man to canvass Kingston for the 8 of New Hardy ISwerblooming floses, ornamental trees, shrins Good opening for rignt party. Write Ielham Nursery Co., Toron- ta WANTED--GENERAL FURNISHED ROOMS IN Goon locality. he well heated, Write Box + Whig office WANTED, SMALL MODE turnished or unfurn to end of sfuctor Qu s; Whig off GENTLEMEN TO BRING THEIR cloth and have It made up Into up. to-date suits. Price and workman- ship guaranteed to please. Press- ing and repairing done on the shortest notice. Thomas Galloway 131 Brock street, near Bibby's Gar age, eet ib HOUSE WANT 3D TO RENT ished for summer, or unfurnis for longer term, eight or r rooms, modern conveniences; « skirts of .city preferred, near «¢ line. State nt and partic. ulars. Address Box "OG ' Whig Office, STRONG PRACTICAL NURSE DE. €8. Apply Box 52, Whig office. POSITION WANTED ; aE, Ay ------ GEESE FEA APPLY TO MRS, nT ia St. A SOLID COMFORT Th, usen but a short time. Apply D. J. We son, 244 Princess St. sires position as nurse to invalid Hentleman or lady. Best referenc- -- _ CARTING, ALBERT SAUNDERS, A FINE LOT OF WALNUT AND OAK sideboards, the best we have aver had, at a reasonable price, at Turk's. I'hone 701. ALL KINDS oF Satisfaction guaran- *pinsess Street. : -- carting done. tend, 1 T WO YOUNG HORSES At ALL ROUND One four years, other six, Price PERSONAL PROFESSIONAL reasonable. Apply Kingston Mate tress Co, Princess St, A BAY, BROOD Mine ight 1300 ibs, APIRELLA CORSET- al your sérviee. Appointments to suit your convenience arct Dunnett, 250 Wellington 'hone 87% IN Fou RAIR, MOLES, WARTS, RIRTH- marks and 'all growths and skin blemishes removed permanently, without sear; 27 years experience Dr. Elmer J. Lake, Fiye. Far, Noss Throat and Skin Specialist, 26% Bagot street. I AND SOME PUL. or boat purposes sell all kinds of 8 hand furniture, ¢ J. Thompson, 332 Prin. « | next te St. Andrew's church SCALP MASSAGE FON MASSAGE" JRALLING pin niet hair, dandruff, etc, trea Yio | ONE FRAME HOUSE AND RARN, gotriclty (new method). _ Latest corner Lansdowne and Stanley rediment In shampooing, face Sts., lot 43 corner Nelsol dq massage, manlcuring, chiropody, Yor bt 82 ft trontane o IDtodate, styles 35 halr work York St, second lot from corner o Mee wis . Eraduate iasseuse, Alfred and York Sts, easy terms ellington St, Phone 1496 Apply 427 Alb 8s Hours 10 to 12 am, and 2 to 6 p ppiy 42 i m., and by appointment. GROCERY 152 Ont grocery privilege ND DWELLING. + or will self fixtures with' FINANCIAL ng store and FRONTENAC LOAN AND e Soci LIVERPOOL, LONDON Fire Lr DR, C. C. NASTI, DEN' 18T}; DR. T, B. SPARKS AND SPARKS, DENTISTS Ss, Lo SIMPSON, LDS, D.D.SY, KINGSTON BUSINESS CHANCES ---------------------------- CROCKERY, CHINA, tin and agatewsare, heap soos, gona losauga, Stock about $3,500. wner retiring. Box 566, Napanee, Ont. & | GLASSWARE, | fancy goods; ANYONE ANYWHERR CAN oan] a mail order business at home: no canvassing; be your own boss. Bend for free booklet; tells' how Heacook, 2,969 Lockport, N.Y, LEGAL eee CUNNINGHAM & MUDIE, BARRIST. ers and solicitors, Law Office, 7¢ Clarence street, Kingston. For Sale House Number 124 Victor- fa St., between Earl and John- son; choice location, two blocks from ear line. House modern in every particular. Apply McLeod's Drug Store THE WHIG'S JUMBsm, A Lot of Short Items Ran. in To- getner. "Buy kidney pills," Gilyson's. Luton's removal sale, Come. The condition of Sir Georg: Ross is very critical, Removal sale! Prunella gaiters 50c; English boots $1.00; slippers 2F¢ Dutton's. Alma Gluck is engaged to marry Efrem Zimbalist, the Russian vio. ia #L and protege of the late Joseph 'ele. ""50¢ son's. The death is announced of John Allen, a prominent Liverpool! un- derwriter, who made many business visits to Canada. "Buy cough syrups" at Gibson's. Men's $4.50 gun metal boots, but- ton or lace, $3.25. Dutton's re- moval rale. Superintendent Joseph MeLelland and his stall, on the Trent Valley ca- val, have been suspended and A. L. Killuly, of Cornwall canal placed in charge. "Hudnut's Taloum." Gihson's, Mrs. Emmeline Pankhuri. the suffragette leader, has written {5 rhe king asking him to receive a depo- tation from the Women's Sain) and Folitical Union. "Tooth bushes," at Gibson's. Few short corsets left 36c. Dut- ton's removal sale. Hon. Frank Cochrane has left for a two months' holiday in Europe, Principally at points iff the Mediter. ranean. Hon. Dr. Reid will be acting minister of railways. ' Removal! $10.00 guaranteed raincoats $7.00. Dutton's sale. Defeated Barney Oldfield by a trific more than a minute in a 2%- mile grind, Ralph de Palma, partiei- Beef, Tron and Wine." Gib- €up race on the Santa Monica course, Lot Angeles, Cal. His. time was dwelling. a first class busi- ese. Good 'reason. for selling, Ap« * F. X. Bazeau, on the premises. C-- eee een CHOICE FARM, ONR RrNDRED and ninety-five acres, 9 miles from Kingston and 1 mile from Glen vale. Has an abundance of choice pine, spruce and cedar and paver ance INVEST. established 1863; el Henry R. Smith. d on city and farn municipal and country ; mortgages purchased: 2fved and Interest ai- lowed. S. C. McGill, Manager, 27 Clarence Street, falling water thereon. Well ed. or further information apply John Clark, RMD. 1, Westhrook eee testo bm $1500 FOR DOUVILE 7 ROOM FRAME | Gouge, on York St. improvamants, all in good repair. Wil rent for $336 per annum. $ $4500 FOR A NEW BRICK HOUSE, modern, good "ot, fine location, on Albert. St UNION ST. WEST, GOOD LOT ON about 60 x 90 NEW SOLID BRICK WOUSR oN Johnson street, ) rooms; all Mode ern Improvements; good locatinns easy terms. Apply to A. F. BOND, 26 Frontenac St. Phone 748 LORE: | rapce Company, Avallable aRsels, §61,18%7 216. in adition to which the polfeyholders have for security the unlimited lability of] city property, insured at lowest possible ratés. Befora renewing old or ging new business get rates from Strange & Strange Phine 125. AND Agents, DENTAL » L.D.S assistant 13 Renton, "Phone 73 s | $3200--BRICK VENEER ROUSE. BEVe Street. | Princess erley Street, partly furnished. Large lot; good outbuildings. ° $2700---NEW HOUSE ON PATRIOK (over Car. St, modern improvements, good sta ble, ready for brick veneer, f1650--NEW FRAME HOUSE, ALL improvements, BATEMAN & GARDINER, INSUR« ance, Money to Loan. §7 Clarencs Bt, Kingston. . 169 Wellin novsky's), ton Street, ingston. 'Phone 346. DENT. st, corner Princess and Bagot street. Entrance on Bagot street. Telephone 626, 10 LET STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, lean and dry, McCann, 83 Brock atreet. © BUSINESS NOTICES SHORTHAND, TYPE- {| writing and Copying Bureau, 321 Queen St. All work strictly con- | fidential. Rates moderate. 5, BRIGHT, MOD- « Apply 474 Brock St CATERING | -- TWO N 11 ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR BALL SUP 9% © ET HOUSES, FRONTENAC ST, 1s, $30 per month Apply banquets, dinners, parties etc. Bllverware and cutlery t+ rent. For nartirnlare apply to RB H. Toye's King St, store. vig OFFICES IN CLARENCE ST. SHAMe bers. Apply to Cundingham & Mus die, 79 Clarence St. WE _ CATER TO PARTIES, BALLS PRIVATE GARAGE OR onaun for auto for the winter; clean ang banquets, etc t. dry. McCann, 82 Brock 3 ER ee ----_---- FURNISHED BRICK HOUSE, DOWN town: all modern. Possession May Ist. Apply 103 Lower Union St. 'WELLINGS AT 830, $17, $16, $13 Wedding breakfas also rent dishes, able linens and silverware, Reld and Hambrook . P. Reid, 80 Uafon street, F. C Hambrook, 176 Alfred street | Phonas 42 ar 20% UPHOISTERER W. J. GAVINE, UPHOLSTERING, RE. Also offices, Stores, ete, McCann's Weal Estate Agency, 83 Brock Bt. FRONT well pairing and carpet werk, hair mattress renovating. Drop a card or call 216 Bagot street. PARLOR AND BEDROOMS, heated and lighted, in centfal ocality Address Box A, Whig ARCHITECT OFFICE ROOM OVER DOMINION EX 8 Of E, 'rince WAL ba COL and Wels NEWLANDS & SON, AROCHI- and Wa tects, ete. Offices, 258 Bagot St possossign, | \ ediate Phone 608. - POWER & SON, ARCHITECTS, MER. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION---MIS® STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, ary, A rooms; Soy own las3 sud key. rost's y 8toras, » Queen St, Phone §26b, a chants' Bank Rullding, corner Brock and Welllngton streats. Dro? a card, MUSIC. ) ROOMS, PURNISH. housekeeping with ry convenience, Apply, nm St > TWO FURNIS ¢ for CHRIS. tine Cochrane, 78 Gore #t, King «ton. Telephone 136. < TELGMANN SCHOOL OF MUSIC, HOTELS. 21¢ street. A.V. Telg- mann, B.E, teacher of elocutior and action: Miss Norma and O. F Telgmann, teachers of violin, man. dolin, plano, ete. Terms for tul. tion and concert engagements op application. Frontonde ALBION HOTEL, CORNER MONTREAL and Queen strects; 33 be rooms. Rates' moderate; centrally located, one block from street cars. House recently thoroughly renovateds best stable and yard accommoda- tion, J. M. Caines, Proprietor. * 2.58.41; Oldfields 3.55.01, srsss---- WE HAVE BEEN SELLING Genuine Scranton Coal for 48 years. It is the best coal for family use. Hard and soft wood and all descriptions of kindling always on hand. JAMES SWIFT & C0. Why Are Your Neighbors So Happy ? Because the Wife Bought An EDDY'S WASHBOARD And Now--Wash day is a joke. All kinds of Washboards for all kinds of people. FW