THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TUESDAY, F EBRUARY 4, 1919. PAGE SEVEN Acooun or GHEE © THTRORRREEEE ERE GEORGE Ii a En. Te Farms for Sale We have for sale on the York each comprising city, two farms adjoining, Both have dwelling and outbdildings. for $3,500, or the two together Owner leaving country. must be sold. J. K. CARROLL AGENCY 56 Brock Street. |) JOINT SAVINGS ACCU NTS may more In ease Toc or TORONTO B. M'K AY, MANAGER. a TA ee Immediate h NN fit fil i i i fil iSss Aan i! Tacorporated $5,000 a-- "q apital, Fund 86,555,000 Reserve of To- om may belongs nds be pe TAT Road about 5 miles from about 50 acres. We will sell either one for $6,800. ' possession. Rroperty 'Phones 68, 87T1W. Energy & Eyesight You may have plenty of whatsis called "pep," but you cannht make the best use of it without Good Eyesight. For your greater success in business, for your greater en- joyment ~in pleasure--Have your eyes examined by our optometrist > R.J.Rodger 132 Princess Street We Are Eyesight Specialists 4 FRUIT AND, CANDY STORE Navel Oranges, Tangerines, Grape Frult, Jonhattan Apples Spanish Malaga Grapes, . mons, Delicious Fears and Bananas, All kinds of nuts, Hoge made candies, Orders promptly delivered. 66 Princess St., Near King Sty Phone 273 Canada Food Board License Nos. Fruits, 9-1020; Candy, 11-418 How About 1 hat Kodak You have been talking about get ting? i "Don't you think it's about time you put your thoughts into action? We have them. from $250 to 00, besides the supplies that go G.W.V.A/ ] (Incorporated) General Meetlug----Mondays at 7.30, Public NDances--Tuesdays § p.m, to ~ Opera 2 G RAN D House| TO-NIGHT-& WED. | SPECIAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY A SMASHING HIT | A DRAMA OF & A COMMONSENSE DEFENSE OF 2 i ZE LEADING WOMENS CLUBS | WHENEVER | PRESENTED { Prices,' Night: Matinee ON S§ Fy SEATS [now Saturday, Feb, 8 MATINEE ANI VIGHT The Famous Singing Comedian Bernard DALY Im fhe Delightful ¥rish Play Sweet 1 a.m. Richardson Chapter, LO.D.E, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. AA A ne | Dance Orchestra Gerald A. Radeliffe, violinist, for- meriy of the Strand Theatre. Open for engagements for any number of pleces. Latest music. Phone 778 or 36 lower Union Street, ; et CONCERT TO-NIGHT Cooke's S.S. Hall, 8 p.m. Under the auspices of Cooke's Young People's Society. Admission, 23¢. re re KINGSTON COVERED RINK O.H.A, Junior Pliny Of For Group HOCKEY Match RM.C._vs. QUEEN TUESDAY, PER. «Game enlled at S15 pam. Admission 40¢. Reserved sents 3J¢ extra. Plan sun for anle of seats and tickets on Feb. 4th at. 10 a.m. Positively no sents will be held after 5 pom, Feb, 4th. pi H i or Sale Offers will be received until Feb. 11th for the purchase of that large stone house, corner of Johnson and Wellington Streets.' Possession May 1st. Inspection by - appointment. Reply by letter to Dr. Garrett, 52 Johnson Street, City. Saturday Bargains Boo Ta. Choelce Steak, 25e to 28¢ Chote bein and Shoulder Ronst, 20¢ to 23e a Ih. Pure Pork Sausage, 25¢ a Ih Pork and Beef Sausage, 20¢ a Ib. Pare Lard, 30¢ to 35e¢ a Ih All prices special for to-mor- row. Plefise get your orders in early 4 CHARLES QUICK 112 Clergy St. Phone 2011 Food Hoard License No. 9508S Ferns, palma; funeral hoaguets made to order 7. JOHNSON, Floris 118 Brock Se Phone 238. GROCERY SPECIAL New Seedless Raisins. in pack- { iN. 18e Now ; large 'Raistis in bulk, a ] 1 valde a "LEWIS 320 King St. Arh deh at ak a No: Phone 340 Fresh Cut Flowers| Innisfallen romance. vis df smiles, tears and jor. SING: udear ing MR. DALY of AN These ms," Hide nisfallen," "Mavis," "Song "Foggy Dites» "Wenring of the Green" and other: PRICES, EVENING: SEATS ox SALE STRAND MON., TUES., & WED. NORMA TALMADGE In "The Children of the House." HEAR wm refreshing dramatie | | "Believe Me MATINEE ri RSDAY Hand of Vengeance Episode Seven The Lady Killers' Doom 2-reel Keystone Comedy Strand Weekly Griffin PictureS N TO DAY The World's Greatest Spectacle Bees POPULAR PRICES 8 PM any mot? ---- allowed on ice. Supper to sll skaters. Admis- Adulis, Tie; Children, 5c; Spee Sale ant Rink. J the SU CL 4 4 Ath The People's Forum EN STA sm ---------- - CONDENJED ADYE ERTISING RATES | First insertion, le a Word. Each secutive lusertion thereafter, half; charge f Minlmum one insertion, 25¢; three insertions, poc; six $1; one month, $2. cent a word, HELP WANTED NUE RSEMAID FOR AFTERNOON. AP. ply Mrs. Graham, 1368 Bagot street, | oon Sak FOR GENERAL HOUSE- Apply to 1% Johnson APPLY ilington PARERS, GOOD PRE . Millinery, - 178 We ye street, city. GOOD WAGES nce, Prince George CLERK. N IGHT Apply paid at ERAL SERVANT; MIDDLE ged woman ferred: r can, cook. J pply § 80 Barrie LAUNDRESS FOR Also girl for kitchen ply the New Dunham bourg. WORK; Ap- Co- PLAIN work. Hotél, SERVICE SUPE RINTEN- Win n Aid - NDE 10 and TO ™ highest yd, © AP- AN INCED COOK paid LIVE MAN WANTED--SPARE TIME or steadily--selling our guaranteed trees and plan " Qutfit free, lib- eral commiggion.. Brown Brothers Company, Nurserymen, Limited, » Brown Nurseries P.O. Ontario. THERE IS GOOD MONEY IN SELLING nursery stock under present con- ditions We want reliable sales agents for unrepresented distriets. Good pay. exclusive selling rights for alloted territories. Write im- mediately. Pelham Nursery Co, Toronto. CHEESE AND BUTTER MAKER for the Glenburnie cheese and but- ter factory for the season of 1919 Maker to furnish al help, fuel boxes and supplies necessary for the manufacture of cheese and but- ter tate price per hundred pou Apply to W J. Blacklock, Sec eas and Manager, Glen- burnie, Ont NEW ADVERTISING AGENCY IS FORMED Many National Advertisers Will Be Represented by R. Sykes Muller Co., Ltd. A Incorporation has been granted to R. Sykes Muller Co., Limited, adver- tising and mrerchandising service, to harddle the appropriations of = large |} Canadian and American firms, which are well known in the adyertising field. The new agengy has establish- ed its main office .ip.tle Southam Building, Bleury street, Montreal. The new agency takes its name from its president and managing dir- ector, Mr. R. S. Muller, for the past two years general manager of the Canadian Advertising Agency, Limit- ed, Montreal. Mr, Muller's activities in the advertising field during the past fiveyyears and @ half are well known to Canadian newspaper @nd advertising men. Before 'becoming general manager of the Canadian Ad- vertising Agency, Limited, he was eastern manager of the Gagnier Ad- vertising Service, Montreal. Pre- vious to that he was assistant adver- tising manager of the + New York Times. His earlier connections in clude service with the N. W. Ayer & Son, of Philadelphia, the Mo In- ternational Agency and Sing Fat Co. New York, Since coming {o . Montreal Mr. Muller has specialised in condi tions as pertaining to Canadian ad- vertisers and publications with the Mest that he has built up a strong 1ST of clients, who will place their business through the new agency. Associated with Mr. Muller in the new company is 'Mr. C. F. Gold thwaite, who will be secretary- treasurer of the ofganization. Mr. Goldthwaite has al been connect- 'ed with the Canadian Advertising Agency, Limited, fo t past two years. Previous to that hd was ad- vartising smandger of Almy's Limited Montreal, going to that position fram Gagnier Advertizting Service, where he was formerly associated with Mr. Muller. Before entering agency work Mr. Geoldthwaite was connécted with Canadian and American newspapers. Among the list or clients whose accounts this agency will place are the following: Canadian Consolidat- ¢d Rubber Company, Limited, the Canadian Fairtenks-Morse Co., Lim- ited, the Champion Spark Pug Co., of Capada, Limited; Dominion Hye plosives, Limited; Palmers Diniited; Perrin Freres and Royal Guardians. as Gone to Chariton Feb. | sufficiently thick 50 team Hospital. 3. a fee > doné and @ are . --. te the ice harvest, i ober ened on Wednesday fro orris is sawing wood jp sec- tion. Mr. and Mri W. Halliday ue in Brockville this week, where b Ja pocaiving treatment QUALITY 1¢ ECONOMY ! { VEGETABLE SOUP. pei Aa Ap ae at Ardianoplé and to Turkish terrorism of the inhab- tants. 'which had been in progres, war dns two, Victory Loxns, | Ct mt market prices. have a, value bout $17,006 L000 over and' above 2 tins for 2c. Ask fol it. A on wis : Yanped near mira, the pelt of which is valued at Ltrian Silesia, that flienza. : hig salg on Thursday. -------------------- The peace conference has waned the Polish and Czech nationalities, Ldisputing as to the control of the Teschen mining district in Aus- mast re- {rain from occupying territories to which they lay claim. A violent rhetorical duel between and German wi issue prices, about $500, tng Dmited Constanoviteh and with | saving ng | ocenrred at morning. HELP WANTED MAL B. "anteed for three years ently needed socks for simple Auto- Knitt 607 | : 3 'De pt. Auto K te 24c, College St, "poron to. WANTED GENERAL FIRST CLASS SOFT ELM Highest prices pald at J. H. ab- | cock & Sons Mills, Odessa. | OR RENT HOUSE i of ground. | preferred. Office WANTED TO BUY with about one acre Portsmouth district Apply Bex Whig 30, TE TH, | 1 pa 2 by aro el by return; Wolfe St, WANTED---OLD FALSE don't matter if broken. to $15 per set Send post and receive check mail, F. Terl, 403 N. Baltimore, Md. 100s 3 2 = FOUND BLACK ROSARY ON BAY NAY a same at Whig ND ARTICLES ADVER. roy TISED FREB Anyone finding savihing sud wishing to reach the owner may * do so by reporting the facts te The British Whig. The ajves« tisement will be printed in thw column free of charge. LOST. CHILD'S GLOV ar LEATHER of Barr a der Kin street PIANO VERY CHEAP. 38 UNJON ST, CABINET GRAND NURDHEIMER J Apply 'Box N, piano, god as new. Wig Olirce BL LAC KSMITH'S BY SINESS; TOOLS, ' ise gud lot. Ap- BY? ¥ ALSO GREY WICKER both in good condi- Albert street, BABY CUTTER, baby carriage; tion. Apply B42 FISHING TACKLE THAT'S FIT FOR fishing, 8o to Frank W. Cooke, 39 Clarence street, opposite Ameri. can Consulate. Telephone S8iw. GENUINE GRAPHONOLA AND TEN selections; your own choice, $34.50, $5 cash, $1 per week, C. W, Y. Limited, 121 Princess Se "AND yard, plano 117 TWO SOLID BRICK HOUSES, 117 119 William street; large brick stable; also & square in first class condition. Apply William street. 1 SKATES, SKATES, SKATES, SHARP. ened, hollow ground, and put on whi.e you wait, We are also tak ! ing orders for bicycles to be cleaned and stored for winter. George Muller. 271-373 King St AGENTS WAN THE WORLD WAR BY March, "Canada's Part in the War" by celebrated Can-| adian Colonel Nasmith. Mammoth book; three hundred illustrations; great money-maker; s@mple book free. Bradley-Garrestson, Brant- ford, Ont. HISTORY OF Professor BUSINESS CHANCES MANUFACTURING COMPANY Ww WANTS | a live representative for general agent, fast selling lr must have $600 to deposit. Box , Kingston | Whig PAINTING, SIGNS OF ALL KINDS, BRASS BEDY{ and chandeliers refinished. W. J. 298 Albert street. a1 er Carruthers & Co, . AROHATTROT POWER & SON, ARCHITECTS, MER- | chants Bank Building, ¢oruer Brock and Welllngton Sts. the Naval Service. } RS, addressed to the on the en- Vessel Thurs- for the lying at| includ-{ ft. B.P.| A Mould-| Department of SBALBD TBNDE undersigned and endorsed velope "Tender for Naval will be received up to noon of day, the 20vh February, 1919, purchase to naval vessels Halifax, Sydney and Liverpool, ing, " Steam Trawlers--Length 125 Breadth Moulded, 2% ft. 4 in. ed' Depth 13 ft in { Steam Drifters--Length 90 ft. Breadth] 19 ft. 3 in. Depth Hold 10 ft. | Patrol Vessels--Length 140 Breadth ¢ in. Depth Hold 15] ft. 6 in. { Stea lengt 22 .1t. 3 In, $ ft. 6 in. Several small steamers--Of various mensions, and Motor Launches various types, Full particulars and permission to inspect the vessels may be obtained on application to the undersigned the wdmiral Superintendent, H.M Dockyard, Halifax, N.S. G. J. DESBARATS, Deputy Minister of the Naval Service. Department of ther Naval Service. Ottawa, January 18, 19819, ! Unauthorized publication of this ad- vertisement will pot be paid for. rn 6 23 ft. \ Fishing Vesséls--Ranging in "from 130 ft. to 170 ft. Breadth! to 24 ft. Depth § ft. tof ai-| of nt THE GE NERAL HOSPITAL. | I'he Governors Change the Hour of Their Meeting. On Monday afternoon the General | Hospital board of governors met. The financial statement ¢howed a "busy expenditures. February is the month for the | spring cleaning, and arrangements | are being made to have the wards | Fume sted and such other rooms as need 'i | It was decided to change the "nour, of meetiig from four to five o'clock) as many business men have stated] that it is very inconvenient for the to break away from their office a early as four o'clock. : A number of applicants for admis sion to the training school have been] accepted during the month and these will be taken on as soon as vacancies | occur. The various classes, junior,| intermediate and senior, are work-| ing and studying hard preparing for examinations which will probably be| held in April, About twenty expect: ol graduate at that time. The visiting governors for the] month are A. Shaw and James craw. ford. Suing the C. P. R. _ Belleville, Feb. 4.--Mrs, Leng, Havelock, has issued a writ against the C.P.R. Co. for $8,000 damages, for the death of her hus- band, the late William Leng, at Bon- ar Law station on Oct. 12th last when a C.P.R. freight train titted with a C.N,R. passenger train, caus- ing the fatality. . Suit is entered on hehalf of the widow ard her two daughters, May and Ma "jorie Leng. Jessie Bolshevik offielal statement from rograd announces that ke ul Alexandrovitch, Grand Duke} E | Kiohotus FTA Grand Dpke! Grand Mikheiloviteh have been executed: byt rifle fire, 1 PM, Somarvitle. principal of the he Roval R first ¢ Victoria county council Dassed a resolution te memorialize the {ON | LIVERPOOL, { SSE ------------ 1s BLXTK, SATL RDAY, e answé to FEB. and tan hound n p © return street | BLACK, AND TAN HARRIE R HOUND; this dog will son harboring | Mont- fon about Any be prosecuted Victoria Terrace, any informat be rewarded same will Rr CARTING L INVEST. incorporated 1862 Nickle, K.C.; vice- president. A. B Cunningham monev issued on city and farm properttes, municipal and county debentures; mortgagee purchased; investment bonds for sale; reckived and interest allowed C. Cartwright, manager, §7 ance mtreat Kingston FRONTENAC LOGAN AND ment Society; President, W. F. Clar- LONDON AND GLOBE} Flre Insurance Company. Available assets $61,187,215. Ia addition to which the policyholders have for security the unlimited llability of city property, insured at lowes possible rates. Before renewing old or giving new business' get rates from Sirange & Strange Agents. Phone 335. LEGA. RARRISTEX 79 Clar- {As B, CUNNINGHAM, and solicitor. Law office, ence street. DENTAL KNAPP, , office Phone 652 A. L.D.S., 250 Princess street DR. GORDON C. DEWAR, "DENTIST corner Princess and Wellington Streets. Phone 1878. DEN. 169 Wellington street, over Phone 3486 PRS, SPARKS AND SPARKS, | tists, MEDICAL. | PROF. AMO HAS OPENED HIS OF fice at 201 Lower Wellington St, in rear. Treats rheumatism and diseases of all kinds; also adwice given. A call solicited. i DRESSMAKING MISS RICHARDSON, DRESSMAKER, baving resumed business, solielt orders for fall and winter work Ada 202 Alfred street PERSONAL month both as regards receipts and | | HAIR. MOLES, WARTS, RIRTHMARKS growths and skin blem | and al Ishes removed permanently, out scar; 30 yéars' experience. Eimer J. lake, Eye, Throat and Skin Specialist, Bagot street. with- Dr, UPHOLSTERI NG. JALL ©, Gavihe, street, DROP A CARD TO W. J. upholsterer, 218 Bagot Wit HAVE GUOL SKEUOND-HANG furnjture, buffets, chairs and ta- bles; will buy all kinds of furni. ture and stoves. J. Thompson, 333 Princess street. Phone 1608. FARM OF 100 AC RES ON BAY SHORE ; miles west of Collins Bay. Has two houses, one renting as sum- mer cottage; and good, roomy barns. Has ideal water frontage. Apply on premises, Manson Smith, SOME OF THE BIGGEST AUVERTIN ers to-day sometimes use a little vt, like this. KX phone call or & postal will bring yo lars about this de, whig PubMshin = PRIVATE SALE ew oak dining 3 b, with hair ma beveled glass amirror, ; oak «dres- bevelled deposits Ear, Nose i 283 s hall mirror, baby walker, iddy car, etc.; blac carriage, linoleums, oflcloth," kitchen chairs and table and utensils, Rayo lamp, vil stove, Royal Oxford range with waler attachment, used two seasons, pipes, etc.; Singer sewing machine, drop head; also BOMme good clothes cheap Dealers need not apply Mrs. Gordon Staley, 216 Colborne street. } hot BATEMAN'S REAL BESTATH AGENCY. $3800----SUBURBAN VILLA BUNGA- low with all improvements; good stable and 2 acres of good gar- den land, capable of dividing into 23 building © lots, all facing on dtreets, leaving buildings and gar- den besides, 3500--BRICK HOUSE, 10 ROOMS; ALL improvements, hardwood floors ang stable, 4500---PRESSED BRICK HOUSE, ALL with improvements, 6000---~PRESSED BRICK HOUSE, ALL modern; electric lights, hardwood floors, good garden. Rear entrance, Beautiful location. 2560---BRICK HOUSE, ments. Central 1700---DOCBLE FRAME, € ROOMS AND three rooms; on easy terms. 159 WELLINGTON. MUSIC IMPROVE. PHONE, 306W., . MISS MANJORIE LAMBERT, TEACH. er of music. Puplls prepared for Toronto Conservatory examination, Address 459 Barrie street. TO LET." FURNISHED ROOMS AND ALSO roams for light housekeeping. Ap~ ply 396 Princess street STORAGE FOR FURNITURE; CLEAN and dry. Apply E. B. Wathen, 143 Nelson street. Phone 2152 FIRST CLASS ROOMS AND BOARD all improvements; centrally locat. ed. Appiy 243 Brock street, | STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, CLEAN i and dry. McCann's Real Estate Avene, 8§ Brock St. Phone 33% or STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, CLEAN, dary, airy rooms; your own lock "and key. Frost's Clty Storage, 29% Queen street. Phone 526; res. #89 nwo TNFURS SHED ROOMS SUIT. able for Bt housekeeping, | one rn ed room; rent mod- ! erate. Apply 48 Lower Rideau | street. | THIS DEPARTMENT IS ALWAYS glad to hear from anyone thinking ! \ of using classified advertising Write or 'phone up about it. Wa may be adle to help you. British Whig Pub, Co. DRY STORAGE The only proper wititer care of "you. 19 Brock st. any battery. Con- ~ ill convince WILLARD SERVICE STATION L Hedges, rag Phone 1340 a 2 Sepesially nice Pea Coal. Large '$10 a Per ernment to discontinue fhe a t scheme. The death of Mrs. Margaret Thomas: Saturday | won The deserving paor are often those who don't deserve to be poor, i