iy wv THE DAILY B RITISH WHIG ind Here What You Wnt Write an Ad. of Your Own IHD LNE WIRES Wi Two Splendid Games at the Harty Arena on Wednes- day Night. Io the City League double-header at the Harty Arena, on Wednesday { H. W. Watts the winner of the con- | test by a quarter of an inch. The match between T. M. Assels- tine's rink, skipped by P. D. Lyman, and R. C. Cartwright also went the thirteen ends and was wor on the last shot made by P. D. Lyman. Afternoon Games, L. T. Best R. H. Pair L. C. Lockett J. Angrove |S. W. Dyde G. J. MacKay H.W. Watts night, the Young Irishmen defeated AOH. by 6 triumphed over the R.C.A. by 3 to 2. Both games were fast and excit- ing and were witnessed by the best crowd of the season. While the hockey displayed was not up to the brand previously dish- ed up for the city league fans this year, yet the two games were splen- did exhibitions of the sport, and the league deserved better support from the fans of this city. There were just 234 cash customers, which is little ghort of ridiculous for a town of this size. Those faithful few who were there saw just about four times their 'honey's worth, and every one was tickled to death with the en- tire bill of fare. Live Wires vs. R.C.A. The Live Wires trotted a nifty team in the curtain raiser last night. The new arrivals included Gunn and Murray, and both of these men won their spurs on the games turned in by them. The Artillery- men also had Constantine in goal, and he starred throughout. In the first two periods, the Live Wires had very much the best of the! argument, and they took the ice for the final session at the long end of a 3 to 0 score. The soldiers came, hack with a stirring rally, however, and they had a distinct edge through- out the spasm, shutting out their opponents and almost pulling the game from the fire. The session was rather rough in spots, but both teams erred in this respect. The teams: R.C.A.--Constantine, goal; Panet and Brownfield, defence; Dougall, centre; R. Pugh and M. Pugh, wings, White, Haines and Lesage, subs. ' Live Wires--Brooks, goal; Bugel and Gunn, defence; Bellringer, cen- tre; Watts and Bullock, wings: Dun- lop and Murray, subs. S---------- Irishmen vs. A.O.H. The second contest, while not as| exciting as the first game, was a better all-round exhibition of hockey, +4and the play was fast, clean and of a very high grade. The teams ap- peared to be playing a more finished style, The first two periods were very close, the scores being 1-1 and 2-2 respectively. The Hibernians tallied the first goal, the Irishmen Jumped into the lead in the second period, oniy to see Davidson tie up the count Just before the bell rang. In the final session the Hibernians crumpled and Fred Brown and Terry Millan piled up three goals in quick sue- cession. The teams: Young Irishmen--McCarthy, goal; T. Angrove and N. Millan, defence; F, Brown, centre; Casterton and Dev- lin, wings; J. Millan and A, Angrove subs. . A.O.H--Taugher, goal; Williams and Moore, defence; Lanos, centre; Johnston and- George, wings; David- son and James, subs. Referee--Johnny Evans, University, THE KINGSTON CURLERS WON FINE TROPHY In the Junior Central Ontario Curling League--Defeated Belleville. o -- Kingston curlers won the Junior Central Ontario Curling League trophy, on. Wednesday evening, when they defeated Belleville in the re- turn game of the series at the local rink by a score of 55 to 25. When the Kingston rinks played in Belle- ville, about a week ago,they were de- feated by ofght points, which means that the local curlers are twenty. two points up on the round. The Kingston curlers won this trophy last year and the silverware in on exhibition at the rink. The Kings- ton rink skipped by A. B. ld ®ave the Belleville rink skipped by J. 0. R. McCurdy, a bad beating ~ whep, it won by a score of 25 to 7. ~ The rinks and scores were: Kingston. Bellaville. M. Thompson F. Domenico W. R. Allen Queen's A. Watson . €. Wood Sid Dawkins J. Macdonald I. W. Imlah W. J. Drysdale W. Harden rH Skip......18 Skip...... 7 J. J. Taugher H, Ackerman T. Frizzel F. Liberty Al A. Turcotte 0. R. Leadley A. BE. Treadgold J. O. R. McCurdy Skip......25 Skip... 1 Total.....25 "ee Total.....56 -- Some Very Close Games, Al the curling rink on Wednesday some very close games were "The rink skipped by H. W. Watts umpire to 2, and Live Wires A. Kidd Moocers >. Calvin . C. Cartwright Evening Games. DP. W. Taylor G. Masoud F. Purdy W. H. Dyde A. Fowler J. Rigney J. A. McFarlane HH. Douglas Ladies' Games. Mrs. Asselstine Mrs. Bogart Mrs. Moore Mrs. Walsh Miss Daly Mrz. Waugh Miss Cartwright Doubles Competition Laird A. Thompson Sleeth 9 F. Waugh .. lw L 8 Singles Competition. D. B. Murray. .13 J. McCartney 9 | W.J. Drysdale 13 S. C. Calvin 12 !W.H. Reld....14 J A McFarlane 11 } Post Your Scores. The Whig representative, who | writes the curling games played at the local rink, would be much ob- | liged #f the curlers who take part | in the games would see thet the | cards are properly filled out with | the names and the initials of the players. On many occasions it is a | common thing for the names of all | the players to be left off the score | cards, which means that the Whig man has to telephone over the city to get the correct line-up. = Make | written so that they can be read. i Masquerade at Rink, / | Dr. S. W. Dyde, president of the Kingston Curling Club, stated, on Thursday afternoon, that it was sug- gested that a masquerade night be | held at the curling rink some even- | ing about the end of the month of | February. Although no definite | plans have been arranged, it is un- | derstood that the idea is to use all | the six sheets of ice and mixed matches will likely be played. CAR WINDOW BROKEN; SHOW TROUPE ROBBED " The Cat and the OCanary Company" Minus Elec- trical Equipment. "The Cat and the Canary" theatre company reported the theft of valu- able equipment on the arrival of their train at Kingston on 'Wednes- day. This equipment consisted of important electrical apparatus used in the scenery, and its loss from the car is a considerable handicap, and the management was obliged to ob- tain new parts from King- ston electricians. It is thought that the missing articles were stolen from the car at Ottawa for a window was broken open. Detectives are being employed on the case. CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN Fire Started as Result of Thawing Out Wager Pipes. "Safety First," should be the mot- to in thawing out water pipes. Dur- ing the cold snap many citizens have had water pipes frozen. Wednesday night, at 9.21, the firemen were call- ed to the home of Mrs. Kelliher, 150 Bagot street, where a fire had been started as a result of an endeavor to thaw out water pipes. Slight damage was done to the flooring. i ------------ Is Seeking a Grant. The Victorian Order of Nurses is handicapped in its work in Kingston owing to the {liness of Mrs. Robin- son and Miss Leader, two capable nurses. Funds are depleted and in the emergency, J. B. Walkem, secre- tary-treasurer, and director of the Dominion executive, is appealing to the city for an emergency grant of §600, to carry through the present situation, ere A Most Enjoyable Affair. The last Hotel Dieu euchre party of the season was held in the Nurses' recreation room, on Wednesday, and it was a most enjoyable affair. The convenors were Mrs. Lovett and Mrs, Sughrue. The ladies' prize was won by Mrs. Campbell, and Mr, Scanlon won the gentlemen's prize. There will be no more parties until aft Lenten, : -------- Porto Rico Pineapples. Large size, ripe, juicy Pines and Florida Strawberries at Carnovsky's. Mystery magnifies danger as a fog the sun. | sure that the names and initials are | good lucy habit! You'll say: "Wasn't it ad. tb-day?" read the Classified Section Where the Four-Leaved Clovers Grow You don't have to carry a four-leaved clover in your pocket-book or keep a horse-shoe around your house to get into the good luck class. It's much simpler--and more logical--than that. .All you have to do is--take a look through the A-B-C Classified Section every day. That'll start you on the In these scores of different Classifications you'll find all sorts of things that you're interested in buying now-- or that you've been planning to get some time--offered at prices that make them twice as easy to own. And you'll think it's Incky for you when you see some other ad. next week. But it isn't luck at all. ALWAYS THE SAME--IN SERVICE ALWAYS DIFFERENT--IN OPPORTUNITY. lucky I happened to see this It's just common sense to every day! Index to Classifications The following classification head! | appear in thig newspaper in the nume i ical order here given, closely alli classifications being grouped together, are in individual advertisements ed under these headings Betical order for quick reference. ANNOUNCEMENTS The arran alpha Engagements. Marriages. Deaths. 2--In Memoriam 3--Card of Thanks. 4--Funeral Directors. 6--Funeral Flowers. 6--Cemetery Lots, Monuments. 7--lodge Notices. §--Coming Events. 9--Personals. 10--Lost and Found. AUTOMOBILES A---Automobile Agencies 11--Automobiles Fop Sale. 13--Auto Trucks For Sale. 13--Auto Acecessories--Tires--Parts, 14--QGarages--Autos for Hire--Taxi. 16--Motorcycles and Bicycles. 16--Repairing---Service Stations. 7--Wanted--Automobiles. 17 BUSINESS SERVICE 18--~Business Services Offered 19--Building--Contracting. 20--~Cleaning---Dyeing--Renovating. 31--Dressmaking--Millinery. 32---Heating, Plumbing, Roofing. 23--Insurance. 24--Laundering. 25--Moving, Trucking. Storage 26--Painting; Papering, Decorating 27--Printing---Engraving. 28--Professional Services. 28a---Accountants 28b--Archit 8 28c--Chiro) 28d--Dental 2Re--Legal. 28f--Medical 28g--Oateopathy. 2B Osteonathic Physicians. 29--Repairing. 30--Talloring and Pressing 31--Wanted--Business Service. EMPLOYMENT 22---~Help Wanted--Female. 38--Help Wanted--Male. Help--Male or Female. 36--Solicitors, Canvassers, Agents, a--Teachers Wanted. §--Situations Wanted--Female, --S8ituations Wanted---Male. FINANCIAL 38--Business Opportunities 39--Investments, Stocks, Bonds 40--Money to Loan. ¢1--Wanted--To Borrow. INSTRUCTION 42--Correspondence Courses 43--Local Instruction Classes 44,-Musical, Dancing, Dramatic. 45----Private Instruction. 46--Wanted--Instruction. LIVE STOCK 47--Dogs, Cats, Pets. 48--Hors attle, Implements. 49--Poultr nd Supplies. 60--Wanted--Live Stock. MERCHANDISE 1---Articles For Sale. 1a--Barter and Exchange. 2--Business and Office Equipment. 65--Boats and Accessories. B4--puildings and Building Materials 5--Farm and Dairy Products. 6--Fuel, Feed, Fertilizers. 7=~Good Things to Eat. 8--Homemade Things. B----Household Goods. Jewelry and Watches, ~--Machinery and Toals. 3--Musical Instruments. a--Redio Equipment. 63---8eeds, Plants and Flowers. 84--Specials at the Stores. 66-- Wearing Apparel. 66--Wanted--To Buy. ROOMS FOR RENT 7--Rooms With Board. i8-----Rooms Without Board. §9--Rooms for Housekeeping. 70--Vaecation Places, 71--Where To Eat, 72--~Where To Shop in Town. 73--~Wanted--Rooms or Board. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT T4--Apartments and Flats. 75--Business Places For Rent. 76--Farms For Rent. 77--Houses For Rent. 78--Office and Desk Room. 79--Suburban For Rent. $0~--Summer Flacey For Rent, $1--Wanted--To Rent. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE R---Brokerg 1 Estate. 2--Business perty. 3 rms and Land For Sale. --H al Lots Pe r Sale. 'or Sale. nt Property For Sale. 7--S8uburban For Sale. | 38--Real Estate For Exchange. - $9--Wan! al ate. Announcements present and future, vice. Office hours: § am. to 10 PR reet, corner Rideau i | THE A-B-C CLASSIFIED ADS | | | The British Whig | ~~ KINGSTON, ONT. : _/ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. Indexed, standardized and popular- ized according to THE BASIL I. SMITH SYSTEM Inc, Philadelphia, Pa. M All ads. are restricted their proper classification, and to the regular Dally Whig style of type. CLASSIFIED RATES to rate per line or consecutive insertions: Daily Minimum charge, 25 cents. Daily rates 6 days . 3 days . 1 day Deaths--One insertion, Births, Engagements, $1.50; cash, $1.00. Card of Thanks and Memoriam Notices--Charged, $1.50; cash, $1.00 each insertion. Advertising ordered for irregular insertions takes the one-time inser- tion rate; no ad. taken for less than basis of four lines. Count six average words line. Charged ads. will be recelved by telepnone and if paid at The Brit- ish Whig office within 6 days from the first day of insertion, ¢ash rate will be allowed. ie Ads, ordered for more than one day and stopped before expiration will only be charged for the number of times the ad. appeared and adjust- ment made at the rate earned. Rate per line for white space is the same made at a line of type. Special rate for yearly advertising upon request. Publishers reserve the right to edit or reject all classified advertising per line Ceakns 3 3 6 charged Marriages, to the copy. i Teiephone 243, ask for a want ad. taker. Announcements Lost and round DIAMOND RING---- Lost, lady's. Re- ward if returned to 248 Division St. _or_notify at Whig Office. FOUNTAIN PEN-- Found, aiso vanity case. Owner may have same at 374 _Albert Street. King and Princess streets. may have at Whig Office. FOUNTAIN PBN -- Found, on Albert street. Owner may have same at 284 Albert street. FOUNTAIN PEN--Lost, encircled with two gold bands, between Collegiate and Wickham's store, Portsmouth. Re- _ward if returned to Wickham's store. GLASSES--Found, tortoise shell, on Sydenham street, Wednesday. Owner may have same at 76 L. Union Street Owner or phone 886. HOUND --Lost, 7 months old; female; black and tan, white forepaw and breast. Apply 243 Lower Patrick St. LOCKET--Found, gold, on Division street, near | Queen with baby's photograph enclosed Owner apply _ 338 Queen gtreet. _ MITT--Lost, child's fur, on Monday, near the Whig Office, return to 65 West street. MUFF--Found, brown fur. Owner ap- Bi University Avenue. Phone 2216J. SUM OF MONEY -- Found, in an en- velope, near Victoria Park, Owner _Please phone 1100 r 3. Automobiles utomobiles For Sale 11 USED AY PARTS OVERLAND ELS 83, 35, 785. STUDEBAKER 1917, SIX CYL. MAXWELL 1915. PALME COR. BAGOT AND QUEEN Prof. Amo _ tells past, A and also gives ad- Auto lires--Parts 18 PREST-O-LITE DISTI ity Battery Service, 13 Montreal Street. Armature w and magnetos re- charged and Tapa red. Electrical and Ignition Specialists on automobiles and motor boats. New and rental bat- teries always on hand. Special atten- tion to ter storage. Repairs to anything electrical. Bring us your household appliances. We can repair them at lowest prices. a r---- ROYAL OA nd to none ----the tire that Is actually "tougher ip Have Sauem at the re corner Queen and On- tario streets. 14 the Alemite A rease your oar Stop the squeaks; save expen- ~10 | FOUNTAIN PEN--Found, on corner of| ---- Finder please | | AUCTIONEER--Book your sales with | W. A Twigg, 192 Barrie Street. Phone §20J. } CARPENTERING--And cement work { by contract or day. First-class work | at reasonable 'prices. F. W, Smith, |. 837 York Bireet. | PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY--Advertislag | copy, Form Letters, etc. Prompt, effi- client service. Business service Bureau, | 14 Market Stree Phone 8§91J. | Dressinaking--Millinery 21 | Employment licitors, Canvassers, Age NURSERY STOCK--An agency for a reliable nursery firm is profitable. You can sell in country, town or city V grow and sell the best only, and reliable, energetic agents for unrepre- Write now. 1- Toronto. 37 NURS cases taken. Terms moderate son street, city Best DRESSMAKING -- Whitework, Child-| -- | ren's clothes a specialty; guaranteed. Miss 8. E. Pigion, 2 University Avenue HEMSTITCHING--Picot edging, pi | ing; work guaranteed. Mrs. E. A. ard, 366 Barrie Street. 13% blocks| | 238 RE--Automobile and Casualty Insur-! n Mrs. H. 8. Crumley, 420 Earl] Phone 1782M. | INSURANCE--Our Sickness and Acci-| dent Policy is what you need. Fire! Insurance at low rates. Don't delay. | Call or phone E. Williams, 2 Couper St. | INSURANCE--Only tke mist Table | companies represented. Strange & | Strange, established in 1860. Office: 95 | Clarence Street, opposite Fost Office. i SURANCE--Fire, life, accident and | sickness insurance. x B. 1 Cooke, District Mana ger Office 503w. Rxcelsior | A re, ualty and Automobile, Plate Glass, Burglary. G. Hunter Ogilvie, 107 Gore street. Phone 1087. Moving, Trucking, Storage 23! ASHES--Cleaned oui of cellars yards, clean job done. A. MacGrego 24 Russell Street™ Phone 2255. | BAGGAGE--R. Taite guarantees good | service in Baggage, Express and mov- ing; reasonable prices. 104 Montreal | Siitet. Next to Armouries. Phone STORAGRE--For furniture, clean, dary, ayy rooms and Spaces; your own lock and key. Frost's City Storage, 209- 8. § _3056 Queen St. Phone 526. re : Painting, Papering, Decorati 8 | AUTO ILE PAINTING. APPLY J. | Jenkins, corner York and Raglan| _Road. Phone 1663F. BIGN PAINTING--J. S. Robinson, rear! 275 Bagot sureet. PAINTING--Paperiug, Decorating | first class work and work guaranteed. | Call or phone A. Anderson, 155 Bagot | _street. Phone 1966. | PAINTING--ADd Paperhanging; work-| manship guaranteed; prices right. Bee) our choice selection of Wall Paper, 8. | R. Lyons, 514 Barrie Street. Phone 358w. | PAINTING--Papernanging, Decorating Glazing, Hardwood )'loor Finishing first class work, reasonable Walipaper samples. Estimates ed. A. Mountee 08 Alfred 3 Architects 28D. | | ARCHITECTS--Power, Son and Drever, Merchants Bank Champers, corner of Brock and Wellington,' : Chiropractic MARCELIS--Wm. A, DC, PhC. cor- ner Princess and Barrie Stroets' 2nd floor, Barrie St. entrance, Kingston, Ont Consultation free. Telephone Hours 9 to 12 a wm. 1to 6pm. Dr. Jennie A Specialists and Dr. George F., Lucy, Chiropractic Jdraduate Nu 23) Bagot Street, be- twecn Princess and Br Telephone 943w. Hours § to 12 am, 1 to 7 to 9 pm. Bpinal analysis and con- sultaticn free. Residential calls bx appointment. , and Dental 28d. | SPARKS & SPARKS -- Dentists, 189 i Wellington street, corner of Brock. | Phone 346 | KNAPP--D'r. A. E, Dentist" Office: 268 | Princess Street. Phone 652w. Open | evenings by appo e CUNNINGHAM & SMITH -- Barristers and Solicitors, 79 Clarence Street, | Kingston. A. B. Cunningham, K.C.; Cyril M. Smith. aa : | BHEA--Ambrose, BA, Barrister and | Solicitor. Law office, corner of King, and Brock, over Royal Bank. Money to loan. Phone 1999. Medical 281. | | BENNETT, C. W.--M.D., 133 Clergy St | { Office Phone 851. Res. 1846m. Office | hours 10-12 am, 2-4, 7-830 pm, { Osteopathy -- ~ 28g. | ASHCROFT-- Drs. Robert and kdna,| 204 King Street, near Earl. Phone 447. Hours: 12 am, 2-6 pm. and by ap- _Ppointment. 20 | FURNITURE FINISHING--OT all kinds. Call and see W. Driscoll, 23 John street. Phone 296F. -- BHOE REPAIRING -- Good service, shoes, well done; skates hollow round; satisfaction assured. F. A arvis., 821 !'rincess Street, | SHOE RBPAIRING--AIl work neatly done. Rubber heels a specialty, Skates put en. W. H. Purvis, corner Bagot and arrack Streets. 5) IRING--ATl hand work. Rubber heels a specialty; efficient ser- vice. Adolf Kaminski, corner Mont- real and Queen streets. = PHOLST NG--New or used furni- ture; work guaranteed. Call or drop a card. W. J Gavine, 218 UPHOLSTERING--And genera! ing. Leave orders at or dro to F. W., Harold, 194 Clergy UPHOLSTERING -- Coveri made to order in all popular Shapes and sizes. Uphoistering and repairing done. E. J. odridge, 244 University Avenue. Phone 1833J. i Tailoring and Pressing 30 REPAIRING -- And Alterations. r. John Thompson guarantees first class tailoring, pressing and cleaning. Mod- erate prices. $4 William Street. Employment Help Wanted--~Female COOK--~General, wanted. References required. Apply 127 King Street West. | troet. buttons in reliable com-| a» nd | HARD-WOOD----Dr AC--A.dan and Investment President, | 5 incorporated 1861. W. FI. Nickle, K.C.; vice-president, A. B. Cunningham. and farm properties; municipal gounty debentures; mo Pp ed; investment bonds for sale; de- eceived and interest allowed > Cartwrignt Street, Kiagsto will be a bigger success if you engage Trereer's Society Orchestre. $78wW. or 1164Y. Ted Treneer, 261 King Sireet. . Merchandise rticles For Sale iS Orders taken for Awnings, and 'I'ents; best service. Repair work, satisté@ction guaranteed. ¥. W. Cooke, 219 Bagot Btreet Phone 436. _-- ALARM CLOCKS --We have a good variety of alarm clocks at $1.35 and up to $200. G. W. Ly s, Jeweller, 244 Princess Street L t Frost and Wood Agency, 236 Ontario Street. Phone 1336F. or 22683. =. = = BRICK --Quantity of hard and soft Ap- ly E. K. Wathen, 143 Nelsun street hone 618 or phone 13813. BICYCLES--Cleveland and Columbia Bicycles stored tor winter; Baby Car- riage repair work done; Skates sharp- ened and hollow ground at Muller's bi- eycle Works, 371-3 King Street. Phone 1961w. FURNITURE -- We nave for sale all kinds of good, second-hand furniture and stovas. Any person having stoves and furniture to dispuse of, we will pay highest prices. J. Thompson, 333 Yrincess Street. Phone 1600w 2 GARAGE -Cottages, steel truss barns warehouses, steel shingles, sidings, corr gated sheets, water tanks, fence posts, etc. F. B. McNamee, M. 8B. & BS. '0., 345 Alfred. Phone 229iw. . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -- Private sale. To start Wednesday, continuing until sold; between hours of 10 a.m. to 6 pm. Apply 137 Raglan Road. HARDWOOD -- Dry Hardwood, soft wood, slabs, delivered. Reduced prices. $4.00 per load, W. C. Bruton, 245 Uni- versity Ave. Phone 1038w. = HARDWOOD--$14.00 cord; $3. quarter ¢ord; cut any length; slab-wood $2.76 quarter cord; kindling $2.60 quarter cord, sawed and delivered. W. H. Tal- bot, St. Catherine Street; C ession Street, near Division MILLINERY GOODS -- Consisting of, ------ Trimming, Velvets, Plush and Velling, alse. some smart sample Mats. 112 Lower William Street, MATTRESSES --For or made to your order, &ny size, any quantity, lowest factory prices. Also renvoat- ing. Frontenac Mattress Company, 377 King street. Phone 1961) PHONOGRAPH -- Columbia Grafonoia, | selec- | type B., slightly used, with 2 tions of your own choice. Price §46. Terms: $7.00 cash and $5.00 monthly. C. W. Lindsay, Limited. PIANO--One snglish Parlor Grand, maker Broadwood, London, Eng. Ong three-piece French Clock set, Blue Diners, sets of four, Walnut Parlor Chairs, Antique Beds, Chests of Draw- ers, grandrathers" clocks, etc. Lesses Antique Shop, 507 Frincess Street. Phone 1045 w. - COAT--Lady's English Blanket, out- size; man's sheep-lined coat, size 40; also pair military boots, size 6; all nearly new. Apply in the morning, $8 Lower Bagot street SCALES -- Canadian Toledo, honest weight, no springs, also number of second-hand Dayton and Bramford Beales. L. A, Sterling, 209 Princess St. Phone 1228. WOOD -- Hardwood, wholesale and Ts. | tail; full cord. 3 cut, hardwood, $13.00, delivered; $10.00 at car. Dry mixed 'wood, full cord, 3 cut, $12.00, deliver- ed; $95.00 at car. Richardson and Wilder, corner Barrack and Welling- tan streets Phana 7211 M J To Buy MEDAL--Fenian Raid medal. Will pay four dollars. Apply A. E. Way, Bow- nt. ___ Rooms For Rent -- Rooms With Board 87 | ROOM--Comfortably furnished, With or y without board. Apply 215 Universit Ayenus. Phone 12leJ. ae UNIVERSITY AVENUE, 243 -- First class rooms and board; all improve _ments; centrally located a S$ AND BOARD--First class, one double front room; hot water all conveniences Apply 298 versity Avenue ~ Wanted--Roc ROOMS-- In' neighborhood of college, two bedrooms and study, with congen- | da) family. Apply Box 1-7, Whig Of- ce MS--Two nicely furnished, . by couple with two children of school age, muet bs warm and in good lo- ty City Park preferred; neces if necessar, ao ce. LODGE ROOMS--Hooms on King sireeg ~formerly occupicd by the LO.O.F. Aeply to Cunningham and Emith. Houses For Ren HOUSE--Immediate possession, eight ! rooms, hot water heating. James Reid or phone 147. Apply ST gas, electricity, rent moderate. A 47 Rideau street. ply GIRL--Bright, young SITL to assist in wholesale office. f plies fid 5. i tial. Box 3-8, Wh Ce ae ly 237 wages to r party. ply bei Street, between 2 and 3 p.m. ME-WORK--Good wages, We need ~4300d wages. Wea need Jou to make socks on the fast, easily- arned Auto Knitter; experience un- ers A Brockville, Feb. 8.--Fire destroy- ed the barns ig Augusta township of Willlam Kinghorn, four miles east of North Augusta, together with all stock end implements contained in . ¥ MAID --For general housework, imme- corner! dia terial; Dats ng; Yarn supp . Dept. 78-C experience in dip room work. Apply Su rintendent rea. Fo Rnse artes MAID--For light housework. Apply 52 Aberdeen street or phone 2322J. I a5 (ors Bien Tar Gave or apply to Mrs. ce Y f a ih ¥ Queen's easy. Write Lefebvre North Lancaster, Ontario, &HOw money at home. $15 fo $60 paid 17 for your cards for us. - No can e in- Eth Fh work. week. show Wi Service, 17 Wanted--To Rent 81 HOUSE --By May Ist, oF at time most convenient to owner, six or seven roomed house; in lower section of city, south of Princess. Apply Box -3 ig Office. EE Business Property "92 BAJUS BREWERY --For #ale or io let. a G. M. Macdoneli, KC, 38 Clar- ence Street. MEAT MARKET--Good location. Ap- ply Box G-8, Whig Office. » , We want ~--Open for enge gemenis.| FRAME BUNGALOW--Barn. references. A. Clay, 37 John-! Money issued on city and ure manager, 37 Clarence Prone yard on| 06 | Rooms or Board 78 | EET--Warm stone | house, 8 rooms, 3-piece bath, furnace, | Estate For Sale HOUSES--- FRAME HQUSE--6 rooms. 3 bedrooms, electric light, gas, 2 piece bath, come bination furnace, fine cellar, hard. wood fours, garage, henhouse, Barrie street. §3.€0C, 2 hen houses, garage, 20 acres, c ty water, low taxes. | FRAME COTTAGE---Stone barn, hen houses. 1 acre of land; close to city, ! Price right. M. B. TRUMPOUR Phones 704 or 848J. 237 Bagot Street HOUS For sale and to Jet parts of the city. Apply to H. B. Wil. son, Real Kstate, Uptown Post Office. Phone 1088, E. W, MULLIN & SON Real Estate and Insurance Brokers bone 539%w. See Display Advt. on. Page Two. BATEMAN'S REAL ESTATE. | $900--4 roomed frame house; norch end, $1900--Frame house; 7 rooms and Bare age. $4100--Brick veneer; 7 rooms; 3 piece bath; hot air; large lot, ' TO RENT---§ rooms, $20. TO RENT--4 rooms, §12. - Fire, Money to Life, loan. Aceident, Custo broker, 9 me BATEMANS REAL ESTATE 159 Wellington Street INTEREST Would exchange a $1500 interest in a frame residence for bullding lot south of Princess. Writp Box H-7, Whig Office. | Wanted--Real Estato #9 jFiouSE-Or Bungalow --eix or seven ~ rooms, in locality. State prige. | Apply to Box F-6, Whig Office. ET [W. Kent Macnee Bank of Commerce Building, Brock and King Streets. Phone 701 or 36m, General Insurance Agnecy. tomobile, Fire 8, Plate Glass enting enly rella urglary ble com. panies. ee ___ MERCHANDISE = | Three Piece | Chesterfield Sets, | $100,90, at J. Turk's PHONE 708. | COAL IS | in tapestry, | PLENTIFUL! || BUT NOT IN || ~~ KINGSTON i LIBERTY Oil furnace and It Install a Burner in your { burn Fuel Oil is cheap, CULL hacia. | clean ana DAVIS DRY DOCK CO. i East End of Wellington i Street. |] [| ! i | HOTELS | Densmere | "House Two comfortable rooms vacant after November 16th. All conveniences. First class meals. Special attention to transients. 72-74 Sydenham Street West. Telephone 791m, MRS. E. P. DENISON Lakeview House Corner Queen and Ontario Sts UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. First-class rooms and meals. Good yards and stables. Special rates to Marine Men. P. M. DRISCOLL, Proprietor. Good Body $4.00 Thoroughly Joyo ju stove lengths. per load. James Swift & Co., Limited Foot of Johnson Street -- Hard Wood | --