THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1915. PAGE SEVEN --~ LT BANKING SERVICE \ { 17 A prompt and dependable banking service is provided for busi- ness men carrying their accounts at The Bank of Toronto Tlie reputation, ces and facilities of this Bank are a guarantee of satisfactury .ccrvice to the business community, Lapital 5,000,000 Reserved Funds THE BANK or Prim mi $6,402,810 TORONTG "FOR SALE 9 roomed, solid brick house, all FRO L.ENAC ST. modern, INCIDENTS OF THE DAY GR AND it TONIGHT L)JAL NOTES AND ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST. Hagpenings in the City and Vicinity | ~--What the Merchants Offer to the Readers of the Whig. "lee Cream Bricks" Red Cross Drug store. Mrs. (Dr.) R, K. Lillie, Westport, is a patient at the General Hospital, | Kingston. | "Fresh Page and Shaw Sweets," | Gibson's, { The gteamer for Ogdensburg had | 592 passengers aboard when she left] on Friday morning. H. Cunningham, piano tuner, 21 King street. Leave orders at McAul- ey"s Book Store. Misses Lizzie Sharpe, Anna Me- Cormack and Katie Roach are spend- | ing their holidays at Bostwick Is- land. : Page and Shaw week-end Sweets | at Gibson's Red Cross Drug store. | W. A. Morrison, a commercial traveller from London, Ont., has | lung aside all business matters and enlisted for overseas duty. "Unbleached Tooth Brushes" at Gibson's at $3,500 | Gibson's Red Cross Drug store. $2,200, THE J. K. CARROLL AGENCY, 8 BROCK STREET, J. DRIVER; Representative. mn Tourists ® You are invited to call and look over our Novelties, Jewelry, Diamonds, etc. A pleasure to show our goods. R. J. RODGER, 347 KING ST, KINGSTON. "Where the clogk Is om the walk." Sram WANTED FOR SATURDAY 1,000 1bs. Dressed Fowl, of Choice Highes Anything you may want in the as) 3 aid igh est KODAK LINE from us. We carry a | 4| Cash price paid. Tull stock of Kodaks, Caméras, Films, | -- -ee 'Photographic Papers and Supplies. | Fa We Develop and Print with care | AN DERSON BROS | . and despatch. -- '4| Princess and Division Hoag's Drug Store Streets. = ow! Opp. Y.M.C.A. Phone 258. Phone 458. KINGSTON, ONT. | tte rt reali] e nin, tn Great Sale of Furniture! At Robt. J. Reid's Now Going On I i -- The entire stock of high grade Furni- ture must be sold without reserve, rather than have it d with . and lime dust in the rebuilding. Undertaker and Furniture Dealer 230 PRINCESSST. Telephone Ambulatice 577 rs Recruits The police received a complaint {on Friday morning about an fice | waggon driver striking his horse Phone 88 or 874 across the head with a whip. "Ice Cream Bricks" | Red Cross Drug store. Two motor boats collided near Alexandria Bay on Wednesday, bat with no serious damage to either. | The crafts were the Julia and Han Nulty. 'Foot Powder" +Cross Drug store. There were about three hundred people on the exciirsion anfong the Thousand Islands on Thursday night under the auspices of the Woodmen of the World. "Unbleached Tooth Brushes" r(Gibson's Red Cross Drug store. - Read every page in the Second Section of the Whig. Gadsby's let- ter appears on Page 12. On Sat- urday another of his letters will be published. Shaving Lotion at Gibson's Cross Drug store. Miss Lily Belanger was at Lanark when she learned that her father was killed by a fall. She hastened home accompanied by Miss Eva Luterman with whom she had been visiting. . "New Tooth Brushes" at Gibson's Red Cross Drug store. Martin Barney, Claytom, N.Y., is dead at Ogdensburg State Hospital. In early days he was very wealthy. He owned 'the steamer Ontario, which was a competitor of the steamer St. Lawrence when she was first run by the Folgers. Litigation and fire cleaned him out, and he lost his mind. Huyler's week-end Sweets at Gib- son's Red Cross Drug store. i Had The Right Idea. We know a man who knows girls, all right, He's only six years old, but he ob- serves things. We heard his mother calling him down for rudeness at play, the other day, and our eaves- dropping was rewarded with this: "Billie," called the mother, "1 want you to quit teasing that little girl! Aren't you ashamed of your: self?" "Well, an'----' "You've got to tease somebody? That's a fine idea, I must say! And 50 " "Yes. 'n she wants to be teased. if I quit, she'll go play with some oth- er little. boy." --Cleveland Plaindeal- er, at Gibson's at Gibson's at Red I got to tease somebody ------------------ When War Will End. When will the war end? The "Figaro" gives the following curious prophecy in amswer to this question. Take the total of the two years of the Franco-Prussian War, 1870 and 1871, add them. The result will be the sum of 3741. The first year of figures in this sum, 3 and 7, when added, give a total of 10, while the other gives a total of 5. The peace treaty ending that war was signed on the tenth day of May, the fifth month in the year. Using the same process for thé years 1914 and 1915, the total is found to be 3829, and the respec- tive pairs give each a total ot eleven, which fact, in the opinion of the pro- phet, indicates that the war will end on the eleventh day of the eleventh month, that is, on November 11. Coins In Soldier's. Wound. A wdunded soldier from the front was operated upon in the Royaly -Berkshire Hospital, England, for an injury to his ' thigh. When the wound was probed it was found that a plece of shrapnel had carried a por- tion of the man's trousers pocket into the flesh, and with it several coins, -which were successfully ex- tracted. Huyler's week-end Sweets at Gib- ruits Want Battery, Field Artill son's Red Cross Drug. store. / d. > 4 0 ly for men to enlist in the most desir- Red | {Et is too hard to bear alone. And Every After noon and Evening CONTINUOUS ' PERFORMANCE, ~ At 2.30 pom. and 7.30 pam. i FEATURE VAUDEVILLE 4 Famous Players Flims, 3 Reels. | Alice Dovey in A 'The Commanding Officer."'| New Programme Monday and Thursday Prices: Mat. 10¢, any seat. ! Evening, 0c) reserved Sc extra. { Pa Ontario ARK TO-NIGHT and Every Night at 8.30 MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 330, FREE Show Select Vautleville Acts FEATURE PHOTO PLAYS Free Admission to hank by Street Cars 'Wednesday, Ontliren te om Cars. ------ ---- WAGSTAFFE'S | ABSOLUTELY PURE NOTICE to notify the public that I have purchased the barber business from W. DedMne--known as Antiseptic Barber Parlor--185 Wellington street, and 'extend a cordial invitation to Mr. Deline's customers and the publlé to visit my parlor, which is in Al con- dition and up-to-date in every respect. FRANK ROBBS. NOTICE. A meeting of the membRrs of the Kingston Industrial Agricultural Asso- ciation will be held in City Buildings, Kingston, August 27th, at the hour of one-t ¥y (L380) o'clock, pam. for the purpose of ratifying a pesolution pass- ed by the Board 'of Directors of said asgoclation January 2 2 1915 re change of name of the St iety A meeting of the Board of . Directors will be held upon the adjournment of above meeting for the purpose . of EEAnsactime businéss pertaining to the said Seciety 5 Dated this 13th day of August, 1915 ROBERT J. BUSHELL, Sec.-Treas. and Manager. A. E. WELLER, President. Crawford's Fancy English Biscuits For the finish that means so much to the afternoon tea, CRAWFORD'S SHORTCAKE. CRAWFORD'S CREAM PUFFS. CRAWFORD S LEMON PUFFS, CRAWFORD'S CURRANT PUFFS. CRAWFORD'S BUTTER PUFFS, CRAWFORD'S BOURBON. CRAWFORD'S WHOLEMEAL. They ware delicious. For sale at all grocers. FENWICK, HENDRY & CO, Distributors. ) I wish N.B.--Sece the name CRAWFORD is on each biscuit. A Warning To Brides, Brides of a few weeks, and indeed wives of many years, may find profit in noting the tragic resnit of Jump ing at conclusions illustrated in a New Jersey incident, Charles The- len, partner in a store in Paterson, Save his personal card to a woman customer so she would know for whom to ask when she called to get an article she had ordered. Through a neighbor the card fell into . the hands of Mrs. Thelen, a bride of a few weeks. Instantly she became & Prey to jemlous suspicion. Her nus band noticed that her manner was oold, but, of course, had no idea of thre circumstances. When he return- ed that evening he found her dead with a gas tube in her mouth and a mote 'reading: "I'have found the truth about you. A : " " ~ ELIA. 'On the back of this pathetic little farewell were 18 crosses, marked The horrible injustice of it 'sadness of it. adds to . The hotelkeeper, hearing of wher s of a guest who had de- BP Ce ---- &| THE PEOPLE'S FORUM| CONDENSED ADVERTISING RATES, | First insertion, l¢ a word. Each con- wecutive insertion thereafter, half- cent 8 word. Minimum charge for ome insertion, 25c; three Insertions,' SOc; six, $1; one month, $2 HELP WANTED. PERST CLASS ENGINE AND TURRET) og hands " Canadian Westing- | house Company Limited, Hamilton, Ont { WOMAN FOR KITCHEN WORK FOR| Gananoque Inn Apply Hotel Frontenac { re GOOD GENERAL SERVANT. OVE] A BD Khawieige of pain cooking. | Apply after 7 pan. to 139 'William | street Lo - eT C TN -- i GOOD BRIGHT, SMART BOY. ONE with bicycle preferred. Must be recofemended. Apply College Book Htore. ) | A BOY ro DRIVE DELIVERY WAGON, r work. Apply in evening o'clock to 386 University EXPERIENCED MAN, MARRIED OR single, for farm. Yearly employ- ment. JFree house etc Apply | Box 99, Whig. | | INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY | earn $100 mouthly corresp { for newspapers; no canvassing. | Send for particulars. Press Syndl- | cate, 3,969 Lockport, N.Y. { YOUNG WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework, small family. Must | be a pood, plain cook Refer- | ences required, Apply afternoon or| evening, Mrs. 320 Earl St THACHER WANTED. FOR S.8. NO. 8B, 080. SALARY 8325. Female preferred. Duties to com- | mence September 1st. Apply to} Archie Campbell, Secy.-Treas., Clarendon Sta, Ont. QUALIFIED TEACHER FOR FCHOOL Section No. ], Township of Port- land. Apply, 'stating qualifications and salary, to O. B. Henderson, Sec.-Treas., R.R. Neo. 2, Harrow- Onu ~ Bowie, | t { | PROTESTANT TEACHER | . No. 2, Portland, two miles of Yarker; salary $400.00 to] Apply toM. V, Lake, Sec.- | .R. No. 2, Harrowsmith, | for § east 450.00. Teas.; Ont. TEACHER FOR CLARENDON SCHOOL Section No. 8, at a salary of $325 a year. Dautles to commence 1st September, 1915. Apply, stating experience and salary required, and giving references to Ervin Martin, Sec.-Treas., Fernleigh. Ont. | POSITION WANTED. WANTED AT ONCE, BY EXPERIENC. | ed mun, work on farm, with cet-| tage. Apply W. Clarke, CoMin's| Bay Post Office... WANTED GEN®ERAL A ROOM, WITH PRIVATE FAMILY; home comforts. Apply Box 813, WE WANT TO BUY SECOND HAND | geese feathers. Apply Kingston Mattress Company, 556 Princess St. S500 FEATHER BEDS ANY KIND, ANY > The very highest cash price Phone 665. Ontario Fea- ther Co. 208-210 Division street. STOMERS, 1 PAY THE HIGHEST prices for new and second-hand furniture. AR kinds of furniture, clothing, boots, tools, etc, to sell Drop a card and 1 will call. 8 Shapiro, 45 Princess street WE CATER TO PARTIES, PALLS, wedding breakfasts, banquets, etc, also rent dishes, table linens and silverware. Reld and Hambrook 4 held. 30 Unlon Street; ¥. C Hambrook., 176 Alfred Street PERSONAL. MPLLE. IRO, WORLD'S GREATEST mind reader, now stopping In the city, Readings 50¢ Hours, 9 to 9 22 K HAT MOLES, WARTS, RIRTHMARKS he) all growths and skih blem- ishes removed pertuanently, with. out scar: 30 years' experience. Dr. Elmer J. Lake, Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Skin Specialist, 258 Bagot street. paid. Ing street. [STORAGE FOR | GOOD FRAME HOUSES, GOOD LOCA- | & hereby v given that the eve i named has made an ass 0 nder R.S.0., 10 Edward ., Chapter : al te and effects for the eredit , of all his oy benefit of his ors. 3 A meeting of _¢ rs will be held at my office, 5] Wellington West, the ig Toronto, on NU St, A A That Inshec ers ap ar Te 'order: ested to file 5] FOR SALE. TO LET. STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, ETC. clean and dry." McCann,"82 Brock Street. : THESE EFFECTIVE ADVTS. COST Httle Once, 25¢; three times, §bc; one week, $1.00, NGS, OFFICES, STORES. Me- Estate Agency, §2 CAR- at SULKIES, riages, Turk's GO-CARTS at reasonable Phone 705 SEVEN Room BRICK HOUSE, modern, No. 150 Montreal treet. Bond, 28 AND prices, DWELLI Cann Real Brock Street SUMMER COTTAGE, FURNISHED. McCann's Heal Estate Agency, »2 Brock street A Easy terms. Apply AF Frontenag street phe i GASOLINE LAUNCH, 25. FT. LONG, fully equipped and in first class running order: also lease of boat house, price $150.00 Apply 147 Division street, LIFE PRESERVERS FOR ADULTS and children; Tolding boat seats; camp outfits; fishing tackle a spe- clalty Frank Cooke, 39 Clar- ence sire £91 OFFICES IN CLARENCE { bers Apply to Mudie, 79 Clarence ST. CHAM. Cunningham & Bt HOUSE ON CHATHAM STREET; IM- provements Apply David Mar- Ehall, 101 Queen street FURNISHED ocated office HOUSE, Apply CENTRALLY Box 3810, Whig n FURNITURE, JOAN, ry, airy rooms; your own lock and key Frost's City . Storage, 299 Queen St. Phone 526b. { MOTOR YO complete horn: ever¥thing ass order; very cheap Portitt"s Garage Co. Ltd, Wellington street. Phone 464. t IPPOSITE "GRANT University Avenue, Rtéerm of vears. Apply direct! » Thomas Mills; 79 Clarence St my ns " ---- nadie SALE OF BICYOLES we SOUT #8ie cycles, $27; Pastime Bicycles, $85; Perfect Rigid Frame, $40; Perfect Cushion Frame. $50; fitted with 3- speed gear, $60. Geo. Muller, 378 King street. RESIDENCE 8 N 102 AT ONCE--THAT CENTRALLY LO- | cated se, T° rooms: RB. and C,| electric light; near City Park moderate. Apply to 72 Bar! gas, Rent street [MY RESIDENC "WrosiTe wGIRANT 1 gall," No. 122 University Avenue | Terms: One-third cash and balance it six per cent EIGHT ROOMED HOUSE, WITR MOD. | A Thomas Mills, ern improvements, corner Division y oy and Quebec streets. Apply J D. | Boyd, 106 ine, or Mr. Pringle, next door, Division street. on mortgage Pp i ) SHC- i es dressers, iron heds, FURNISHED HOUSE--THAT SPLEN. buy all' kinds of didly equipped néw residence, 153 University Avenue. Every conveni-| ire) modern furniture Near ueen's University. Apply at 125 efi ar - William street for terms ato | AT ONCE (OWNER = SICK) room house, barn, eight acres of good land, garden planted. A bar- Kain, One mile west of Brockville, on Kingston road, next Country Club golf links Apply A. 'Brophy, general delivery, Brockville, Ont EIGHT- FURNISHED HOUSES, GOOD LOCA. | tion,-§35 and $40 per month. 1 UNFURNISHED HOUSES, 'at 87, $109 $13, $15, $18 and up. K HOUSES, $2,700, $3,100, "TWO. NH , rooms, rooms, gas, hot water heating, and C.° This would be suitable Yor large family or boarding house --both withing three minutes walk of YMCA Apply Box 118, Whig office. FOR SALE-HRRI( 82,1 $2,250, $2,300, $4,300, $4.500, $9,000. tion, $2,600 and $5,800 Bateman, real estate and insur- | ance, 67 Clarence street, Kingston Phone 396 Geo. A.| ¥OR SALE OR TO LET, MODERN 2 furnace, ele street, near 'Richardson, TO LET. Seven roomed brick Ne, all modern improvements; good locality. Rent $9. per month, Apply Box 811, Whig office, BUSINESS CHANCES ANYONE ANYWHERE CAN START | FINANCIAL a mall order business at home: ne + oanvassingi- Be your awn: boss (FRONTENAC LOAN AND INVEST. Send for free booklet; tella how | ment Society: -ncorporated 1863; Heacock. 2.968 Lockport, N.Y. | resident, Colonel Henry R. Smith, oney -tsgued on ny 2 farm | roperties, munic'pal and country LEGAL, | Dy. mortgages purchased; deposits received and Interest al- lowed.. 8. C. McGill, Manager, 87 Clarence Mtreet. E rincess 1 Apply 194 Division street, BOARD AND ROOMS, | FIRST CLASS POARD AND ROOMS, Good losation, modarn conveniences. | Apply 243 Brock street. | i A. HB. CUNNINGHAM, BARRISTER | and solicitor. Law office, 70 Clar- | ence St. Kingston. | taveRrooL, LONDON AND Sonu | re Insurance Company. allable BUSNIESS NOTICE. | assets $61,187,216. In addition to | - which the policyholders have for WM. EGAN WISHES TO ANNOUNCE | security the unlimited ability of that he has purchased the tailor city property, {insured at lowest shop formerly run by Thos. Gallo. | possible rates, Before renewing way and will do all kinds of re- old or giving mew business get pairing and pressing. Also make | rates from Rtran & ane suits from your own cloth. | Agents. Phone 325. Workmanship guaranteed. 131 | UARPENYERING. Brock street. DENTAL {TRY L KELLAR, 10 PATRICK #T. | when wanting carpenter work A. ESKNAPP, BA, LDS, DDS, RE- | done. Prices Rod erate, Satisfac. moved to 258 Princess street, tory work guaranteed. Jobing =» tpecialty Phone 1268. MEMGAL. LM.C.C., SUR. lm, E. BELL, M.D, OM, | on street; phone DR. ©, C. NASH, DENTIST, DR. T. B. | . Renton, assistant 133 Princess Street' Phone 735. DRS. SPARKS AND SPARKS, tists, ~ 159 Leow®ra s'stant DEN- " Wellington street; J fi 138 Wellingt Walsh, DDS, LDS, as- : Phone 346 | an. A. BOYCE, M.D., C.M.., LATE MED]. ARCHITROT cal Superintendent Kingston Gener- | a1 Hospital Surgery and residence 83 Wellington street Phone 684 WM. NEWLANDS & SON, ARCHI. tects, ete. Offices, 258 Bagot St Phone 61. UPHOLSTERING. 3. GAVE POWER & SON, ARCHITECTS, MER- |W, chants' Bank Bullding, corner | Brock and Wellington streets } UPHOLSTERING, pairin and carpet work matiefse renovating. Drop a ecard Drop a ecard. or call 216 Bagot wgireet. ORDER COAL NOW Is our advice. Prices: YEG 25 cents per ton extra if coal has to be carried in. JAMES SWIFT & C3 CHARM CEYLON TEAS Charm Coffee, 40c Lb. For Sale st All Grocers. A BR BE he 22] IF YOU WANT THE. to any person or ia"m he shall not CHOICE GROCERIES, ' Try Gordon's Special TEAS & COFFEES. Blend Teas and Coffer,