THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1915. Banking Business Invited invite the banking accounts of merchants, manu- turers, societies and individuals W i V offer the modern Banking § gressive Bank, possessing ample connections and complete facilities, rvice of a pro- resources, extensive All customers of The Bank of Toronto are assured every courtesy and attention, - BANK or TORONTO SALE A solld brick dwelli on Johnson street," 9 rooms, electric light, gas for cooking; all oak floors downstairs: one of the best built houses in the city and cheap at THE J. K. CARROLL AGENCY, 58 BROCK STREET i= FOR hot water fireplace. This OCT tacle Mountings insure comfort when our Optoms eyes, and prescribes correct lenses for your defect 4 wearing them you will be benefited In health and comfort -- SATISFACTION OUR MOTTO. R. J. RODGER, Manufacturing Optician & Optometrist, 7 KING ST. KINGSTON. "Where the Clock is on the Walk." NEW METHOD Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Neat. ; done, We make a special. ty of Ladies' Work. O! being disappointed when you buy your baby supplics from our store. We can give you every re- quisite you may want along that line. ! We mention a few: Nursing Bot-| tles, Nipples, Soothers, Teething Rings, etc., besides all the leading! Hoag Drug Store| NOTICE Opp. Y.M.C.A. Phone 258. KINGSTON, ONT. | SE FOR SALE Splendid farm, 150 acres, 2 setts of buildings, 12 miles from Kingston. Farm, 100 acres, good build- ings, 12 miles from Kingston. . Prices $1750. Easy terms on both farms. W. H. GODWIN & SON Phone 424. 39 Brock St M. F. PATTON, Prop. cess St.) Phone 204. % | A perfect slicer cuts all kinds ness required. any other. All i by wil ble who get théir meats here. {and Fresh Butter in. All kinds | Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables, Anderson Bros. Wholesale and Retail. Cor. Princess and Division Sts Phong -------- ------ CHOICE GROCERIES, ' TEAS & COFFEES. es % COOKZD AND SMOKED MEATS. ORDERS TAKEN FOR COAL ND W JOS. AHEARN, JR, 279% MONTREAL STREET Phone 866, IN KINGSTON, - . ONT Further Reductions At Our Great Rebuilding Sales of {Furniture ! 149 SYDENHAM ST. (Near Prin. furnace, is Phone 68 or S74, of smoked and cooked meats any thick- | mess Meat cut by this slicer is all uniform thickness, one {pound will serve as much as two cut eepers I find great saving and less trou A large shipment of Choice Eggs of at - 1 { | i 1 Which will last About two weeks longer, AN the | goods which remain in stock during building oper- | ations will be given an extra reduction of 5 per cent. | additional to present discount. Now is the time to procure a bargain in high I elass furniture. i INCIDENTS OF THE DAY LOCAL NOTES AND ITEMS "OF GENERAL INTEREST. Happenings In the City and Vicinity i --What the Merchants Offer to the FELDMAN & CHRISTIE'S | a USIGAL | CONDENSED ADVERTISING RATES. Readers of The Whig. | This is the last day to save the dis- {eount on Portsmouth taxes. | Alfred Berry, of the 21st Battal-| fon, was wounded on Sept. 25th. | Mrs. Publow and children, Kings ton, are ihe guests of her aunt, Mrs} Corsline, Picton. | H. Cunningham, plano tuner, 21 King street. Leave orde.s at McAul-| ey's Book Store. i "For coughs and colds," 50c¢ cod liver oil emulsion, 25¢ Gibson's Red | Cross Drug Store. ' A meeting of the Publie - School Board at Portsmouth was called for Thursday night, but there was no quorum. "The coughs," Syrup. Portsmouth ratepayers will save two per cent. by paying taxes on or before the 16th inst. . Mrs. James Hawkins, Sand Bay, Ont., sends the Whig a bunch of raspberries, many of them ripe pick- ed on Oct. 14th. Hundreds of coughs and colds cur- ed every day by Gibson's emulsion of cod liver oil; 50c bottles for 25¢c, | A meeting of Queen's Athletic] 'Committee was held on Thursday at! which the schedule of games for the season was ratified. Buying real estate in instalments compels economy and gives you something to work for. Have you looked about for 'that home? See McCann. { "It is a wonderful cough cure," cod liver oil emulsion, 50c bottles | for 25¢, Gibson's Red Cross Drug! Store. | The services of Rev. H. H. Coates, D.D., formerly of Kingston, being no | longer.required by the Methodist | Episcopal Church in Japan, he will | be allowed to transfer to the Can-| adian Methodist work there by March | 31st. 1916. | -- { BULGARS DISAPPEAR. | cough cure that cures | Gibson's Red Cross Cough Toronto Colony Has Dwindled in the | » Past Few Weeks. Where are the Bulgarians of yes- | teryear? Although number of Greeks | and Macedonians in the colony on King street east, Toronto, stated re- cently that Bulgarians would under no circumstances return to their country to take part in another war, the re taurants which once were fre quented br gambler Ferdinand's sub | jects were empty when a reporter called, says The Toronto Globe. ! These Greeks and Macedonians, who | all could speak English, conld only | volunteer opinions regarding the ab- | sence cf possible enemies. They said that the construction camps dnd lum- | bering had taken many men away. | Others, they claimed, last spring left for the United States when work was hard to obtain. ; Police officials who have for yaars been forced to rely upon men who could be picked up in the colony as interpreters, statc that it is almost impossiole to obtain a man who can give satisfaction and who can be thoroughly trusted. Their stories, they say, should be discounted. | Plainclothesmen whose work car ries them into the colony informed | the reporter that the number of for- eigners had dwindled conspicuously. | They took into consideration when making the statement the fact that these men are transients. A few whose interests are finan- cially in Canada, who have wives and families here, and who are Bulgarian in language and religion, however, | show no great regard to assist their | country in any manner, displaying in A measure'the mercenary attitude of | their Czar. they exchange their wealth for desolate fields, | wrecked homes and starvation. their property and | Daturalized citizen states that should | Bulgaria enter the arena there is danger of a revolution. He is some- { g 2 in il iil ; g F g » tif Beat § Gil le 8 E i 11 : Robert i § The Leading 230 PRINCESS ST. Telsphone 571. d. Reid, | Undertaker 4nd Furniture Dealer." § [iy 100 | They ask why should | ||| | UNEQUALLED | I Another mah who has. become a | GRAND ALL THIS WEEK § Every Evenlug at S15. { BARGAIN MATINEE SATURDAY | | Firat insertion, Ic & word. Each con. | pecutive imsertion thereafter, hailf-| | ecemt @ word. Minimum charge for | ome insertion, 3Nec;' three Insertions ML COMEDY CO. eople 25 DASHING BEAUTY CHORUS JOVIAL JESTING COMEDIANS SCREAMING MUSICAL © To-night: - The Girl From Kokomo' Saturday Matinee and Night i "My Wife's Family" Prices Mat, Children JQ), Adults 2 |A GENERAL sERVANT. = wUST BE being 10-20-3050 ing. Apply 58 West street - > Commencing Monday, Oct. 18 Sas Dr nal Soom steam-fitters at once. Apply | AN EXPERIENCED GENERAL uznrt DAILY ---------- 50¢; six, $1; one month, $2 | HELP WANTED. | A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, ply 254 King street. AP) [EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES -- AP-| ply" at Hotel Randolph i A FEW SMART BOYS, APPLY AT! the Kingston IHesiery Co. | LADIES MAID FOR STEAMER AM-| erica, by Sunday. Apply to purser on boat. Foreman, Drill Hall, Napanee, Ont. : { vant. No laundry nor sweeping Continons| "Apply to Mrs. Frances Macnee, 143 and 7.30PM. Perfomance) King St. West. @ Feature Vaudeville Acts @|vrinn HANDS, MARRIED; FREE Famous Players Films, 5 Reels | house: milk. Apply B. Morris, J i Carruther's Farm, Portsmouth; JIM THE PENMAN" ' telephone 1108, R23, And Other A GEN | family quired. Miss Lyman, ERAL SERVANT three, References No washing. Apply 127 King St. West. FOR re- to Photo-Plays. Eveniag, 10¢; re- served J¢ extra. | Strand Theatre|- 'Thurs., Fri. and Sat. The Universal Co, presents the cameo of the films, "JEWEL," In five charming parts, featuring "Ella Hall" and "Rupert Julian," from the | famous w»avel by Clara Louise Bura- | ham; rise other good photo-plays. | Perfect Ventilation; Full Orchestra, Afternoons at || Evenings. 215 and 3.45, i 7 and 830. Admission: Matinee, Sc; Evenings. 10¢ Notice | Red Cross Public Meeting. A Public Meet'ng will be held in the City Council Chamber, on Friday even. ing, October 15th, at 8 pom. to discuss the ways and means of answering Lord Lansdowne's appeal for funds for the British Red Cross and the Order of St. John. Citizens are attend. INTELLIGENT PERSON earn $100 monthly corresponding for newspapers; ne canvassing. Send for particulars. Press Syndi-| cate, 3,969, Lockport, N.Y. MAY F NOYEMBER 1ST, GENERAL MAD, | godd plain cook; references re- quired; $20 a month * to suitable erson. Apply in the evening to! rs. A. P. Knight, Alice street. A MAN AND HIS WIFE. MAN TO have some knowledge of gardening | and wife to act as cook, general Na laundry or upstairs work Ap- ply to Box 7, Whig office Refer- enees required. ! Ww. ; \ urgently requested to R. I. SUTHERLAND, ayor, Grand Feothall Match Queen's vs. Barrieleld Soldier QUEEN'S ATHLETIC GROUNDS, Saturday, Oct. 16th, a¢ 2.30 pm. 4 3 Stand, I Gea WE WANT T0 BUY SECOND-HAND geese feathers. Apply Kingston Mattress Company, &56 . Princess street. PAPER HANGING, PAINTING, GRAIN- ing, Siazing and kalsomining. Will | do the work cheaper than others. | Fred Young, 188 Colborne street. { Ad WANTED TO RENT, GOOD FARM, | about 100 acres; good house and! buildings; good supply of water. | Write 'W., Post e, Kingston | Station: i A Soe. Part Proceeds for Red Croan 50th Battalion Band in Atientanar AUCTION SALE add HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, | TA LADY IN HER OWN HOME WILL | be very willing to store a piano ! for thé winter or longer for the | use of the same. No children; | good references given, Apply by communication to Box R, | office. i 120 Earl Street, Monday, Oct. 1Sth, 10 am. B. W, Parlor Suite, Large Mirror, C: Students Maghine, Odd Dressers, Iron Beds, tresses, Toilet Setts, Happy Range, Curtains and Blinds, Crockery, Glassware, Garden Hose, numerous Other articles. ALLEN, THE AUCTIONEER, Telephone 232. ; DANCING. pr == ee ee ---------------------------------- = MISS HUDON, AUTHORIZED BY PROF. Frank Norman, of Montreal, to fesch the standard modern dances Iboa, alk Waits, Broadway i and = Mirror, SIE Mar WANTED TO PURCHASE. Fhought . ROLL TOP PRE. State size. lowest cash price. 'Box No. 140, Whig. Glide, ete. Collegiate Builld- ing. Phone FOR PURITY RONTENAC RENCH LOATING DRESSMAKING. PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS 'dressmaking, catting b, i designin, trimming, dollars, including system. Madame Baer Pe ork Dressmaking aay neess street, corner IN ¥ measure, eto: three | | | | | | MEDICAL, fl. A. BOYC xD, © t 3 Wellington lest. Sale uction At McBride's Palace Livery, 34 Prin- cess Street. ir SATURDAY, Oct. 16th, 1 o'clock p.m. 8 H 1 2 = Rigs, 10 Seis Single and 2 Sere Bot n Harness, § Cutters, 1 new Tw ted "Cutter, 10 Robes, R: Sleigh and other art ¥ WILLIAM 20 B Bags Eh ae WDB E........" 20 5 Ib Boxes 45 Fes ssasena AND | | to} STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, rls roc To RENT, | PuRNISHED HOUSE---THAT SPLEN. = Get of In The Oficial, Montreal News ( The FOR SALE. B ADVTS, Cosw little. Once, 26c; three times, Se: one week, 31.00. | MONEY, on T Myvi eel Ss may have o 4 | Division A Re Gay axe SOME GOOD SQUARES, ROUNDS AND son, 213 Division street Fire-king heater, right pil : Turk's, phone 70 A RED COCKER SPANIEL || § BITCH. Apply William Cooke, : 251 Rideau street. UNDERWOOD TY EWRITER UN PAIR OF GOLD RIMMED jl| 8o0C "working grader), -- Soap foc GLASSES, on Tuesday afternoon, | Quick sale. Cafl 35 Brook street. near Wplfe Islander wharf. Own. er may have same by calling at 34 John street, SMALL SUM OF MONEY, on Wellington street. on Monday Owner may nave same by prov- ing property and calling #® at Whig office. FOUND ARTICLES ADVER- TISED FREE, Anyone flading aaything and wishing to reach the owner may do so by reporting the facts to The British Whig. The adver- tisement will Ue printed in this column free of charge. ; SMALL SUM OF i at es i i VICTROLA AND TWELVE SELECs He tions, $28.50. Terms $5.00 cash and 100 a week. [C |W, Lindsay Co. d,. 121 Princess Street. || FOR SALE--A NUMBER OF DESIR. B able houses, frgm $1,000 to $3000; Riso lots in all 'parts of city, from $150 to $5,000. Geo. A. Bateman. 67 Clarence | street, Kingstan; Phone 386, | SALE OF BICYCLES -- SCOUT BI- cycles, $27. Pastime Blcycles, $38; Perfect Rigid Frame, $40: Perfect Cushion Frame, $50; fitted with 3. speed gear, §6¢ Geo. Muller, 371 ing street. ------------------------------------------------------ HEATING STOV E~-COST 8335, GOOD order, $10 will{buy it. Sewing ma , chine, Raymond drop head, $10; dump cart (Ho need for 41), $16 Some carpets jcheap Box 1310, Whig office LOST SMALL MINK SCARF, ing day, between Gananoque and Kingston. Finder please return to 163 Sydenham street. THANKSGIV- A LARGE STOCK (OF NEW AND SEC. ond-hand furgiture, stoves, cloth- ing. boots, suit cases, tools. ete. If you have anything to sell, drop a card. I w'll call. 8. Shapiro, 45 Princess streeq. NEW CANADIAN $5 BILL, on Princess St, Wellington St., or in Knox's store. Finder "please return to Whig office and receive reward. EITHER A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SEC. ond-hand - stdves, furniture, odd dressers, iron! beds, etc. We also buy all kinds of new and second- hand furniturg. J. Thompson, 333 Princess street, phone 1600. TO LET. clean and dry. McCann, eet. { MIUNTERS' SUPPLIES IN CANVAS, etc. Shell bags, haversacks, dun- nage bags, ;sleeving tarpaulins, elderdown sigeping robes, foldin water pails, | tables, chairs an beds. F. W. Cooke, 39 Clarence street. Phone 891. DWELLINGS, OFFICES, STORES, Me- Cann's eal Estate Agency, §2 Brock Street. OFFICES IN OLARENCE ST, CHAM- ra; pply to Cunningham & Mudie. 79 Clarence St. FARM OF 100 ACRES ONE MILE gp viliag » of Tichborne; quar- TWO UNFURNISHED FRONT ROuws.| 7, °f § 4flls from cheese fusions, Suitable for light housekeeping: One hundred acres tillable land: moderate. Apply to Whig office for SiXty acres pasturage Apply address. Thomas McEwen, Jr, Tichborne Ont. GORE STREET--BRICK, NINE rooms, furnace. Possession Janu- ary Ist. Apply to J. 8S. R. McCann, 82 Brock street. Beil de Bade TEE FOR SALE, dd 2 : STORAGE FOR pb Several new Columbia Grafon bolas, from; $25.00 to $200. Bar- # gains if taken within the next few § |® days. Address in first instance, 4 I$ Box 921, care Whig office. r i - x alry rooms; your oa lock and | ey. Frost's City torage, 299 Queen Bt. Phone 5265 "- ee & TIVITY PITY FURNITURE, CLEAN, | } ry FURNISHED--*CALDER- | wood." the property of Col. and | Mrs. Giles, will let Jurnished to! & desirable tenant. Apply to Wal. kem and Walkem, 93 Clarence St. EOARD AND ROOMS. FIRST CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS, Good location, modern conveniences. Apply 243 Brock street. didly equipped new residence. 153 University Avenue, Every conveni- ence; modern furniture. Nea: Queen's University. Apply at 135 William street for terms, ete. FINANCIAL. BUSINESS NOTICES. FRONTENAC LOAN AND INVEST. ment Society; incorporated 1863; resident, Colonel Henry R. Smith, oney issued on city and farm properties, municipal and countr debentures; mortgages purchased; deposits received and Interest al. lowed. 8, C. McGill, Manager, §7 Clarence street. tetera LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLODE Fire Insurance Company. Available Assets $61,187,215, In addition to wiiich the policyholders. have for + Security 'the unlimited liability of city property, insured' at lowest possible rates. Before renewing old or giving mew business get rates: from Strange & Strange, Agents. Phone 328. WM. EGAN WISHES TO ANNOUNCE that he ha pairing and pressing. up sults from your Workmanship guaranteed. Brock street. PERSONAL. HAIR, MoLes, WARTS BIRTHMARKS nd 411 growths and skin blem- es removed permanenity," with: out scar; 30 years' experience. Dr imer J. ke, Ear. Nose, Eye, roat and Ski 8 i got street. n pecialist, 2658 | LEGAL OUN! solicitor Law" Kinigst, St. on. ARCHITEOY A. ana BUSINESS CHANCES. ANYONE a mall FARRISTER ce Clar. | WH. N : 1 tects, 3 Phone ANDS & SON, ARCHIE. tc. Offices, 258 Bagot Bt POWER & SON, ARCHITECTS, MER. Shanty Bank Building, corner N and Wellington stree a card. ot , PriAgR Rome: alr goo rou tenis ors 2588 Lockport, NF. 0" DENTAL. CATERING, WE ©A TO PARTIES. BALLS, wed: BFeaklasis, banquets, ete. ¢ ie, dishes, table lined snd bs re ao and Hambrlok . Re t. F, Hambrook, 176 Alfred strevt Fi A. E. KNAPP, vi Ds, mE. moved , B. 0, to Pads Dns. SPARKS A SPA EN- ed BBE yaa satant. Phone ae. 1D: ~ Stove (Furnace) Coa More new stock in this week. This is the popular furnace coal. Booking orders two "wéeks ahead, but small orders ean have immedi- ate attention. PASTEURIZATION KILLS 99 P.C. OF THE BACTERIA IN MILK No epidemic of disease has ever been traced to : urized milk. All our milk is thoroughly pas-