v RIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1921 Grand TO-NIGHT & SAT. SATURDAY MATINEE The Premier Attract ion of the Season SIR MARTIN HARVEY Supported by Miss N. De Silva and his London Company FRIDAY NIGHT & SATURDAY MATINEE "GARRICK" SATURDAY NIGHT "THE BURGOMASTER OF STILEMOND" PRICES--Evenings, $1.00 to $2.50. Seats now BB dA Ea PL (Chas SLY heat A TIP IN TIME SAVES EDDIE COLLIN BIG MUSICAL REVUE In an up-to-the-Minu te Musical Comedy "A QUESTION OF DIVORCE" * All for Fun--Fun For All Entire Change of Bill NEW SONGS--SCENERY~-COSTUMES AND COMEDY SELECT ProvuRyg "ROGRAM Saturday Matinee 50¢. 20 $2.00. on sale. ee A ei TO-DAY AND SATURDAY STANDING IN LINE was you will understand when you Famous STRAND ORCHESTRA LIKE CAESAR"S WIFE---- Anthony Bond's bride must be above reproach. FURNACE" I dramas of modern marriage ever shown on the screen--now show STRAND DIRECTION FAMOUS PLAYERS CANADIAN CORPORATION, Lim!ted How difficult this have seen------ "THE 3 one of the most powerful NOTICE RED KING, formerly one of Tdi db of the Kingston Bat- tery Service Company, wishes to announca that he has taken over this business and will run it here- after in his own name. todtes 1l Storage Battery Electric or ve will receive first class at- tention. Corner of Queen and Bagot Streets Phone 410w. New shipment just in. Large se- lection of classy shapes; anteed. (THE CITY PIPE SHOP) : ELDER'S 269 PRINCESS STREET Opposite Public Utilities. Phone 12831. 4 Kola Pipes all ghar- od Put on More | Insurance ! The sum that would have ap- peared adequate to protect the home. ten years ago is wholly 'inadequate to-day. If, in those days, $1,000 was carried, to-day it should be made $2,000, while Five should be increased to Ten and, and Ten to Twenty thousand to maintain the protection at the same point that it reached 10 years ago. c i Let me suggest a plan for an additional amount. . S. Roughton Mutual Life of Canada 60 Brock Street Phone 610. Round Steak . Sirloin Steak. . Stewing Beef 12¢ to 15c¢. . .18¢. 18%, Pot Roasts . . Oven Roasts . .27c. .27c. .30c¢. T-Bone Steak Princess Meat Market 338 Princess Street Phone 799. 3 "sir William Gage's condition re- | mains critical, and there is very little hope of recovery. Se Announ - The entire press of India, includ- ing that of the Nationalists, warmly welcomes the appointment of Lord Reading as viceroy of India. cement _ We wish to announce that we have secu red the agency for Kingston and district for Chevrolet Cars Having experienced mechanics, we are prepared to do first class Repair Work on all makes of cars. GASOLINE -- OILS -- ACCESSORIES BAWDEN & 39 MONTREAL STREET EDWARDS - - PHONE 400. | postponed games will be worked off oN . \ HE DAfLY BRITISH WHIG. Today Anita Today STEWART "The Yellow Typhoon" Such a Woman! A Satanic Beauly! A She-Fox of the Orient! BOOTH TARKINGTON'S KID COMEDY "EDGAR AND TEACHER'S PET" BRAY PICTOGRAFPH PICTORIAL OVERTURE ..... "RAYMOND" By Allen Concert Orchestra Sid Hoffman Directing ONE CONTINUOUS SHOW AT NIGHT From 7.30 p.m. SAL LRM £8 0 0re Annual Meeting KINGSTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Will be held in the COMMITTEE ROOM, CITY BUILDINGS FRIDAY, JANUARY at 85 pm, A. W, McLEAN, Sec.-Treas, 14th, 1921 i { | Event No. 10 Kingston Covered Rink HOCKEY FRONTENACS VS. QUEEN'S Intermediate O.H.A. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1921 Game called at 8.15 p.m. ADMISSION | Reserved seats ... Includes war tax, Seats on sale at Rink and for Fron- | tenac subscribers at Van Horn's, Prin- | cess Street WAGSTAFFE'S Pure Orange MARMALADE Made from Seville Oranges and Granulated Cane Sugar only. TRY IT FOR BREAKFAST. to a Pearl A. Nesbit, LT.CM, | | WANTED PRIVATE = 15 THE PEOPLE'S FORUM | = CONDENSED ADVERTISING RATES: First insertion, 1c. & word. Each con- | Secutiiv insertion thereafter, half . Cent a word. Minimum coarge for| One inseruon, 25¢; three insertions | 50 cents, | The above rates are for cash-only; | when charged they 'are double. | HELP WANTED. i ROOM AND buard wanted. box L-14, Whig COOK, GENERAL. APPLY TO MRS. C.| ¥. Giidersieeve, 199 King Street. | A MAID FOR GENERAL HOUSE- | Work. Apply Mrs. Schmidlin, K. M C. Phone 2345. MAID FOR GENERAL HOLSEH- | WOrk. Apply Mrs. R. J. Gardiner, 65 | Johnson street. | | A COOK, GENERAL, REFERENCES required. Apply to Mrs. C. ilaving- ston, 162 Barrie street. €niire charge of smatl home SIAgle gentleman. G-12, Whig. tor | Mr. Smith, Box] SALESMEN WANTED FOR -- and district, by prominent nnancial ranca In Kingston. jox- Gi BOX D-7, Whig. AGENTS WANTED, AGENTS 30% PHRUFIT GOLD LET- for stores, oitice WIinAuws,; cas. 7 applied; will not wash off. tree sampaies, Acme Sign Co, 346 N. Wetis, Chicago," Ill. MEN AND WOMEN, NOT TO CAN-| vass, but to travel and appoint lo- cal representatives; $1,092 and ex- penses guaranteed first year, with good chance to make $2,600 and €xpenses. State age and qualifica- tions. Experience unnecessary. Winston C G.. Toronto. SITUATIONS VACANT. °' MAKE MONEY AT HOME---$15 TO $60 paid weekly for your Spare time writing, show cards tor us. No assing. We instruct and sup- u with work West-Angus card Service, 57k. Colborne st. WANTED, QUALIFIED TEACHER FOR 8S. 8. No. 3, Kitley State religious denom nation. Salary $700.00. Apply Del- bert Ferguson, R. R. No. 4, Smith's Falls, Ont TEACHER FOR S. §. NO. 4, TOWN. ship of Hinchinbrooke, with third Or district certificate. Salary $700.00 Apply tto R Butterill, sec.-treas. Cole Lake, Ont. BEAUTY PARLORS LADIES' HAIR PARLOR, 238 KING street; near Johnson, for tacial | WANTED TO BUY | WANTED TO BUY A PAIR OF GoOoD CAPABLE HOUSEKEEPER, TO TAKE | WANED GENERAL, ------------ THREE ROOMED APARTMENT; ALL conveniences. "Box D-1Z, Whig 10 PURCHASE A GUUD HUUSE IN A EUud location for cash. Appiy Boa J13, Whig Oitice. A SMALL Sizkp bulging, suitable for lowl house Apply pox K-13, Whig Uitice. binoculars or marine g.asses, Piy A. Tryon, 152 Sydenham St WANTED TO RENT =a MEOLIUM. sized house; cenirally locatea, no chlidren in lamiiy, AppPiy bux Aa. Whig VUllice, Ap- FARM TO RENT, ABOUT 200 ACRES, by praciical farmer; view to pur- Cafase rank herring, Coleman ¥. 0, BE. Toroato. WILL EXCHANGE HIGH GRADE rhonograpa ol ditfescnt makes, tor Uprigac rianos in svud couditivon, I. J. Mouger, Princess Street. SELUNU-HAND UPRIGHT MANU or Cash or in parc pay ment Ol new planus ana graicnuias. C. W. Ling say Limiied, iil Princess street. WANTED=-MEN ANNO BOYS T0 PAal- ronize J. W. Cuisun, varver. Mens and Luys LBIE Cu ve. Sgave, lve Hazurs noned' 3 498 Lulario >t ledr Bruck steel. LD BY MARRIED COUPLE, stall sulle in furnished aparunents 1USC nave modern Iurniture aca 1 heat. Clouse 10 Uriifin Thea- Paone Mp. Coilins at Grimin tre 'I'heatre. olf dedoiodededododrdriododeodfo dodo dodo | TUG WANTED i Suitable for log towing, seventy " to eignty teet ong ana Bood wp power. Address Graves, Bigwood * « Co, 712 Bank ot Hamilton Bldg. % Toronto, Ontario. L - TERRE REPRE EERE bby -* - -* - -* " PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Miss Madge Edgar, expert steno- Erapuer, open for stenvgrapnic work OL any description. First Class work guaranteed. Iiuieg remsonable. Spe- vial rates can be arrauged. Phone vdl. White's lusurance Qilice, Bago ~traat, FINANCIAL. STRANGE 6 STRANGE INSURANCE agenis;, established ia is60; only Lhe most reliable companies repre sented. Onice «6 Clarence street, Cpposite the post office. LOAN AND INVEST. incorporated 1861. President, W. I'. Nickle, K.C.; vice- president, B. Cunningham. Money issued on city 'and farm properties, municipal and county FRONTENAC ment Society; investment bonds for sale; deposi received ana interest allowed. treatment, scalp 'treatment, sham- pooing, marcel waving, etc. Phone Tor @ppointfhent, 2006J. " ORGANIST AND DIRECTOR QUEEN ST. CHURCH | | Teacher of Singing and Plane, Studi 4 Division St. Phone 1167J, SPORTING NEWS Curling Games, Thursday was a busy da Kingston curling rink. Seven club | games were played. 'Two of the | games were postponed games in the | afternoon series. There are still a number of postponed games in the evening club series to be played. The scores on Thursday were as follows : . H. M. Fair J. Armstrong F, Haig J. Morris T. R. Carnovsky J. Marshall F. Waugh | y at the J. A, MacLachlan J. C. Ponsford J. B. Phillips F. Purdy ' W. R. Lyons J. W. Rigney A. H. Warwick J. B. Cooke i5 R. H. Hutchings M. G. Johnston T. Frizzell GT A. Payne A. Fowler A. McMahon A. A. Turcott A. McLean, Jr, R. J. McClelland J. 8. LaFlair H. McCartney W. McCartney skip ¥ A. Roy R. J. Wilson J. A. Watts J. Matheson H. M. Fair J. M, Allen F. W. Hill A. F. Cadenhead H. W, Watts H. D. Bibby W. H. Wormwith T. M. Asselstine skip ...... 18 skip J. F. Macdonald G. J. McKay D, .M. Jemmett H. T. Wallace skip arrasalB L. C. Lockett E. Mooers 8S. R. Balley M. P. Reid skip ...... 15 sesnes 13 L. T. Best R. T. Brymner A. C. Neish J. J. Baker, H. F. Mooers R. C. Cartwright J. W. Litton skip ...... 14 skip .... D. MacInnes 7 A. McLean, Jr., 'skipped J. 8 ladfes' curling club are practising for the first games of the club series which will take place on Monday morning. On account of the uncer- tain weather, no plans for a bon- spiel have been decided upon. Arrange Basketball G C. Cartwright, manager, ence street, Kingston. Furniture--Freight--Baggage TRANSFER Phone 1425W S. WHITEMAN 360 Bagot Street. The management of Kingston Col- leglate basketball team is trying to make arrangements for a couple of exhibition games. The team will go to Belleville on Friday, January 28th. It is expected that the man- agement of the Ottawa basketball team will be able to come to the city and play an exhibition game. The Ogdensburg team, which play- ed an exhibition game in Kingston about thr®e weeks ago, will likely be brought back for another game, ' Queen's ys. Frontenacs. One of the fastest hockey games of the month is staged for the cov- ered rink this evening, when Fron- tenacs and Queen's intermediates are matched. The Frontenac players are all tried out men, while it is not known who will figure on the Queen's line up. It is very likely that Frontenacs' forward line will be compose! "Joe" Smith, "Jimmie" Stewart and Brown. Last year Brown played on the defence. It is not known who will compose the de- fence, but it is certain that Toban will be in the nets. Queen's team will likely be about the same team as the one which played in Belle- ville this week. Team to Withdraw. At a meeting of the executive of the S.8.A.AA,; called for Saturday afternoon, the matter of) rearranging the senior schedule will be consider- ed. All the games in the first half of the schedule will be completed in a week's time, so the second half will have to be arranged. It is un- derstood that one of the teams, which played in 'the first half of the schedule, will ask permission to withdraw, as it finds difficulty in getting enough players together, ---- Juvenile H e. In the senior juvenile city hockey league game, played on Thursday evening, the team representing Regl- selstine's rink. , y Providing the ice is suitable, there will be a club bonspiel at the curling rink on Saturday afternoon and evening. Tankard Primary Wednesday. The first games in the tankard Jetary will be held at Napanee on ednesday next, providing there is ice. On January 21st. Brockville curlers will play in Napanee in the afternoon, in the C.0.C.L. games, and in Kingston the same evening. On Thirsday evening there were five sheets of ice in good shape at the curling rink. If the cold weather continues, it is hoped that ,all the quickly. Ladies' © opolic College defeated St. Patricks' by a score of 5 to 0. Only two peri- ods were played. At half time the score stood 3 to 0. The teapis competing in this league are experiencing a great deal of difficulty in getting ice to play the games. Object to League Ruling. "The City Hockey League rule, which prohibifs a player in that league from €ompeting in the O.H.A. games, does not tend to boost hockey," was the statement of ons of the representatives of the Fron- tenac Hockey" Club on Friday morn- ing. The members of the Frontenac Club beliéve that the city league was originally organized for training players for the senior league, stich as the O.H.A. series. Boys would curling. ! The members of the = Kingston x learn to play hockey in the city i Sat league, and then they could branch out into O.H.A. hockey. JAt the form the intermediate Frontenac hockey team, got their training in the city league. The Frontenac Hockey Club is willing to allow its players to take part in the city league games, and they do not see why the rule should not work both ways, eanna. Queen's Loses Good Player. It was learned on Friday morn- ing that Smith, the crack defence player, of Queen's intermediate hockey team, had definitely decided to retire from the game. His rea- sons for this action are that he feels that he cannot continue his studies and also compete ip the hockey. His retirement from the game means a great loss to Queen's, as he was one of the most promising athletes regis- tered at the university at the present time, that more encouragement should be given to the students who partici- pate in the intercollegiate sports. It is impossible for these students to put as much time on their studiss as other students who do net take any interest whatever in sports. PLACED UNDER HEAVY GUARD New York, Jan, 14.--Public buildings, churches, public atil- ity plants and homes of wealthy citizens here were under heavy guard to-day, by order of the police as a precautionary mea- sure against possible radical demonstrations. Officials were extremely reticent concerning the order, given verbally last night to the entire force, but they intimated it was prompted by federal authority. Raoul Peret Forming New French Ministry Paris, Jan. 14.--Raoul Peret, pre- sident of the chamber of deputies, was today asked by President Millgr- and to form -a cabinet in succession to the one headed by Georges Ley- gues, which resigned on Wednesday. M. Peret aécepted the task, and lm- wediately began consultations with kis friends over the formation of a ministry. He was expected to return to the presidential residence by six o'clock this mgraing to report on the cutcome of his efforts. Sergt.-Major MacNamara; the La- bor M.P.P. for Riverdale, will not move to the o side of the legislature ae of Brantford. He sdys that he is not Frsenlar where he sits so long as © can, express his views. 5 a \ debentures; morigages purchased; 37 Clar- | present time, many of the boys, who | Many at the university feel | } E | | | } FOUND SILK UMBiteubLAa CUVER., AP. Ply at Z4s-Livision Su A SiLveER Curr Lian WITH letter "C," near RK. 1. May Le nad ac 216 weiangion, A SAbLe MLEY, UWansd MAY have sale by laenlidyiug propery at Geuv. Mids & Co, rur Store, FOUND ARTICLES ADVERe Ti>ED Fug, AnNyole Lnuiug anything and Wisuing lo tedcu le vWuer may QO Bu LY lepulling lhe dacls Lo Whe Briusn WDE. ine waver. Useinent will be prinied in to:s cviumin Iree of charge. "Found articies" aves not clude iust Uugs, cailie, DOTses, ele. These, II wwst, may be ad- verused lor lu the "Lust -------- ee seme, a eee eee, LOST. A BLACK HRUBL, ON MONUAY NIGHT, between peeiey"s bay and Cusaens aall. rinaer piecase return to r A. SB. Doggetl, Cusnendail. -- ine | | | { { | column | | | | GOLD BRACELET WRIST WATCH | With iniuals KX. M.M., Wednesday | evening, on Rideau, Bagot or Fin: Cess su eet iieward 11 returned to Wig Ulice | F. F. MILLER, B.Ap., Se, (. A GOLD EXTENSION DRACELET SET With emeralds and diamonas, with Initais G.A.K. engraved inside; on Mack, Ailred, I'rincess Street ou Btrand Theatre. Finder Kindly "re- turn to 356 King sireet, aad re- Ceive reward ~ LAND SURVEYOR, E. 01.8, DLS, M ELC, Napanee, vat. Un. taziv Lana surveyors. Kingston ur- fice: Walkem & Walkem, 33 Clar- €uce sireet ARCHITECT. POWER, SON AND DMEVER, ARCH. lecis, Merchants bank Chanivers, Gurner oI Brock aud Weingion Slreets. a CARPENTERIL)G, MEN YUU WANT ITs vARPREATLA Contractor. 2iz Yuone 1598w, Bee James Selby, University / CUNNINGHAM & SMITH, ers and §oiiciturs, Blreet, hingaivu. A ham. Cyril M. smit BARRIS I. 78 Ciarence - B. Cunoiug- h, AMBROSE SHEA, B.A. BARRISTER and So.citor. Law 'oftic., corner of King and Brock, over Hoywi Bank. Money to loan. Phone 1999. PAINTING AND PAPER RANGING WHEN WANTING PAINUNNG OR taperhanging done, drop a card to A. Mounteer, 34 Arch sireet. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING --, Flanagan, Painter and Decorator, Estimates freely given, Metallic gold Jotiers for store and oftice windows. 247 Montreal street. Phone 1432. TO LET. RESIDENCE AT 108 CLERGY STREET, Phone 1099 Ri. FIRST CLASS ROOMS AND BOARD; ail improvements; centrally locat- ed. Apply 243 Brock Street. STORAGE FUR: FURNITURE AND erchandise; clean sad dry. Mee Sanu, 86 Brock street. Fnune 316 or 61). STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, CLEAN dry, airy.rovms; your own locs a ey. Ikrost's City Storage, 299-5 Queen street. Fnone 526, res. Y8Yw, TWO »tONT APARTMENTS, ESPE- clally furnished tor light house keeping; gas for cooking and light, at the rioneer Apartments, 212 and 214 Division street. Phone 1434w. SUNNY CORNER, LABGE, warm room; two south windows; hot wa- ter heating; electric lights; near University; suitable for one or two persons, 144 Uplon Street West Street car junction. FURNISHED FLAT, J ROOMS, UNI. versity avenue, comprising kitchen- ette, combination dining and sitting room, bed roo bath room fat. Ap- ply Bex H-13, hig Office. == PERSONAL. MAIN, MOLES, WARTS, marks, skin cancers, moved permanently, glasses fitted and furnished after others have failed. Goitre removed. 35 years' experience. Dr. Elmer J, Lake, Eye, Ear. Nowe. Throat. Skin. BIRTH. Soars, ete, re. Satisfactory FURNITURE FINISHING pee cant OR DROP A CARD TO W. DRis. FOR SALE. coll, 22 John street UNE CANDY SHOW CASE, 4 FT. ¢ INS, Apply GU. L. Wheeloch, 354 I'rincess street. A BEAUTIFUL SET OF BLACK FURS cheap. Apply {Box F-12, Whig Of- fice. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, CHEESE cutter and meat cutter, at 300 Al- bert street. . | one LUT, 686x132 FOUT FRONTAGE, n South Macdonald street; co or quick buyer. GLDateman's Rea Estate. GENUINE GRAPHOANOLA AND 4ERN selections; your own choice, $42.50, ferms §! cash; $5 per month. C. W, Lindsay, lamited, 121 Princess St. * | a LARGE DRAWING ROOM BRASS Chandelier, four lights, globes; could be easily wire electricity. Apply Box X-7, Whi Office. A GROCERY BUSINESS AS A GOING concern, in a first class location, that now has a good trade. Price right. Apply Box B-8, Whig Of. lice, | VIOLET RAY MACHINE; PAIR OF lady's hockey boots and skates, 2, All as good as new, 30 Barrie street, or phone = a A QUANTITY OF HAY; WILL SELL IN the mow "r by the ton. Apply te Mrs. Stinson, $8 Egrl Street, Hig, ston, or phone 2287, or ring Lé-600, Gananoque. . } ONE GOOD PORTABLE GAS ENGINE With sawing machine attached; suitable for filing silo, grinding and threshing. For particulars ap ply to Wm. Fllson, Stella, Ont. HARD COAL COKE, 89 A TON; % TON $4.75; 1-4 ton, $2.50. Phone 1611M Yard, 244 University; residence, 28 i University, M. C. ruton, Agent; also cartage and baggage. MEN AND WOMEN'S house furniture, Spec tary boots; buy all kinds seconds hand govds; highest prices paid. IL. Routbard. Phone 1723. 259 Prine cess Street. CLOTHING, 1alize in mmili~ WE HAVE FOR SAL ALL KINDS OF &00d second hand furniture ang wtoves. Any person having stoves and furniture to dispose of, we will pay highest prices. J, Thom son, 33 Princess strech. Fhone 1800, SPECIAL OFFER 50 PAIR OF Ble cycle Tires at §1.75 each while they last. Bicycles cleaned and stored; also skates hollow ground. Raby carriages retired and epaired, Muller s Bicycle Works, art and 373 King street. Phone 1032w. BATEMAN'S REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE $2,000 EACH -- UOUBLE FRAMSB house; 4 rooms," B. and C.; electrig lights; large lot. $2,200~-FRAME HOUSE; 4 ROOMS; B. and C.; electrie lights and furnace; good cellar, $35,000--BRICK SEMI-DETACHED; § rooms; B. and C.; hot air; Bas; gar. age. $1,400--R. CAST HOUSE; WEST END) nearly new; 5 roms. $2,850--R. CAST HOUSE; DOWN TOWN, rooms; 8 plece bath, electric lights, 2 fire places, garage, yard and hen house. VICTORY BONDS FOR SALE, MONEY to Joan. > $1400--FRAME; §& ROOMS; provements; good locality, NO IM. TO RENT 25.00--TQ RENT; NELSON; semi-detached; 8 rooms; ments. BRIC| ' improv G. A. BATEMAN, 159 Wellington Street, Kingston. UPHOLSTERING. CALL OR DROF A CARD TO WwW. Gavine, upholater, 215 Bagot st. W. HAROLD FOR YOUR- UPe holstering and genera} repairing. Leave order, 104 Clergy F. reet. SIGNS SIGNS OF ALL KINDS, GLASS, W00 etc, large or small, guaranteed gould leaf; posters, showcards, ete. artistically written ana designed by Shaw, at 206 Princess Street, Kingston. DENTAL, A. E 0 6 . KNAPP" B.A, LDS, ties 258 Princess Street, D.D.S, f ¥none DRS. SPARKS AND SPARKS, tists, 158 Wellington » Carnovsky's. Phone 346. DEN« treet, over Soft Lump Coal for steam boilérs--best quality. Jas. Swift & Co., Ltd. Foot of Johnson Street 11 1111 Auction Sales Some men are so fond of arguing , either side in | that they will take order to start an argument. D For Scrap Iron, Metals, Rags and | Paper Stock. Ye you telephone ua We will call prom pL. M. ROSEN & Co. 140 RIDEAU STREET 'Ne. 5, $10.00. Ne. ¢, 912.00 Best Stove for Garage or work Shop. Cooks apd other Bley es wa € LTIRK Phone 705 | at or drop a card to