MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1023, THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG | The First W FLOWER SUNDAY SERVICES In the Methodist Churches-- Presentations at the Prin- cess Street Church. The annual flower gervice of Syd- enham street Methodist Sunday school was held on Sunday morn- ing. The church auditorium was beautifully decorated with flowers. The arranging of the programme was In charge of a committee of which Miss Ida QGarbutt was con- veuor. The programme consisted of numbers given by the members of the school. C. 8. Anglin, superintend- ent aoted as chairman. Miss Doris Pound extended the welcome of the scholars to the parents and friends of the school. The cradle roll depart- ment, of which Miss Ruth Lyons Js the superintendent, gave a number. The exercise "Time" was given by the children from the four depart- ments of the school. John Alexander also assisted in this exercise. The Home department dialogue, given by Miss I. McIntyre and Miss Thelma Bogart, gave the large congregation some idea of the great work whicn this department is doing for the adult members of the congregation | who are unable to attend the Sunday school -- sions. The senior department gave a very fine exercise entitled "Canada." Les- lle Joliffe gave a recitation entitled "The Missionary Hen," and Miss Maureen Moffatt made an appeal on behalf of ds towards the support of the ool. Mrs. W. M. Campbell presided at the organ, and the choir .- was composed of senior girls. Sommariyy ---- At Princess Street Church. The annual flower day service wag held at Princess street Methodist church Sunday morning, and was attended by an exceptionally large congregation. The children contri- buted a fine programme. During the service, a most inter. esting event took place, when life membership pins of the Mission Band was presented to Mabel and Jean Waddell, by Miss Aleda Gard- ner, superintendent of the junior department of the Sunday school. Another pleasant feature was ths presentation of a group photograph of the first cluss of Tuxis boys of Princess street church, taught by Rev. J. A. Waddell. Mr. Parkhouse made the presentation. The photo- graph was given to the Sunday school. Rev. Mr. Waddell gave an address The British Whig KINGSTON, ONT. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING, Indexed, standardized and popular ized according to THE BASIL L. SMITH SYSTEM Inc., Philadelphia, Fa. All ads. are restricted to their' proper classification, and to the regular Dally Wkig style of type. CLASSIFIED RATES Dally rate per 'Mne or consecutive insertions: Minimum charge, 3 cents. Dally rates per line. Chasge Cash ¢ da 4 3 cressnnan i . 6 ecsssssssssisanaes BB 6 Deat ne insertion, charged. Births, Engagements, Marriages, $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 to the line. Charged ads. will be received by telephone and if paid at The Brit- ish Whig office within 6 days from the first day of lasertion, cash rate will be allowed. Ads. ordered for more than one day and stopped before expiration will wvnly be charged for the number of simes the ad. appeared and adjust- ment made at the rate earned. Kate per line for white space is the same as & line of type. Special rate for yearly adyertising tiara t ht to edit FYublisher: rve the rig 0 or reject A Classified advertising copy. 'Celephone 243, ask for a want ad. taker. Index to Classifications The following classification headings appear in this newspaper in the numer- ical order here given, closely allied classifications being grouped together. The individual] advertisements are arranged under these headings in alphabetical order for quick reference. ANNOUNCEMENTS Engageme.. .. Marriages. Deaths. 2--In Memoriam. 3~--Card of Thanks. --Funeral Directors. Funeral Flowers. $--Dometery Lots, Monuments. T--l.cdge Notices. §--Coming Events. 9--Personals. 10--Lost and Found. AUTOMOBILES A---Automobile Agencies. 1l--Automoblles For Sale. 12--Auto Trucks For Sale. 1§--Auto Accessories--Tires--Parta, 14--Garages--Autos for Hire--Taxi 16--Motorcyclies and Bicycles. 16--Repaliring--Service Stations. \7--Wanted--Automobiles. BUSINESS SERVICE 18--Business Serviceg Offered. 19--Bullding--Contracting. $u--Cleanlng--Dyeing--Renovating. 21--Dressmaking--Millinery. 42--Heating, Plumbing, Roofing. 23---~Insurance. f4--Laundering. 25-----Moving, Trucking, Storage. 26--Painting, Papering, Decorating. 37--Printing--Engraving. 28--Professional Services. In which he spoke about a candle and candle stick. The candle stick exhib. itedd by Rev. Mr. Waddell in his ad- + dress, 1s 150 years old, and was made in Scotland. . At Queen Street Church. At Quéen street Methodist church on Sunday morning a most. interest. ing flower service was held and was much enjoyed. The church was very beautifully decorated with flowers and the pastor, Rev. Dr. W. §. Lennon was in charge of the service. REV. J. A. WADDELL FAREWELLS No Place In Canada So Dear to Him as Kingston, 'Rev. J. A. Waddell, who has been pastor of Princess street Methodist church for the past five years, said farewell to the members of his con- at both gervices on Sun- day. At the evening service he made & very strong appeal on the topic "Go Forward." At the close of this well thoughtout discourse, Mr. Waddell said he wished to say a few parting words to the members of the church. He said that thers was no place in Canada as dear to him as . Kingston. Twenty years ago he was accepted as a probationer Methodist ministry and he had spent those twenty years working in the Kingston district, having first been posted to Perth Road cirouit. He thanked the members of the official board of the church and the mem- bers of the different organizations of fhe church for thelr loyalty to himself and Ms wife, and said that his work would not have been a suc- cess without their able assistance. He made special reference to. the choir members who had helped him 80 much in his work. ¢ with regret that the congreg. ' #tlon of Princess street church had to farewell to Mr. and wi . During the past five years, Mr. Waddell has made himself dear to the hearts of the members of the co! 28a--Accouutants. 28b--Architects. 28c--Chiropractic 28d--Dental. 25e--Legal. 28f---Medical 38g--Osteopathy. 28h--Osteopathic Physiclans. 39--Repairing. and Pressing. 31--Wanted--Business Service. EMPLOYMENT * 82~--~Help Wanted--Female. 33--Help Wanted--Male. 34--Help---Male or Female. #6--Solicitors, Canvassers, Agenis $6a--Teachers Wanted. 36--Bituations Wanted--Female 37--Situations Wanted--Male. FINANCIAL $8--Business Opportunities. 89--Investments, Stocks, Bonds 40--Money to Ioan. 41---Wanted--To Borrow. INSTRUCTION §2--Correspondence Courses. 43--Local Instruction Classes. 44--Musical, Dancing, Dramatic. 46---Private Instruction. 46--Wanted--Instruction. LIVE STOCK 47--Dogs, Cats, Pets. 48--Horses, Cattle, Implements. 49--Poultry and Supplies. $0--Wantea--Live Stock. MERCHANDISE l1----Articles For Sale. la--Barter and Exchange. ess and Office Liq §3--Boats and Accessories. 84--Buildings and Building Materials §--Farm and Dairy Products. §6~--F uel; Feed, Fertilizers. 7--Good Things to Eat. $~Homemade Things. 9---Household Goods. 60--Jewelry and Watches. §1---Machinery and Tools. 3--Musical Instruments. a--Radio Equi 2 Seeds, Plants and Flowers. 64--Specials at the Stores. 65--Wearing Apparel a $6--Wantea--To Buy. ROOMS FOR RENT §7--Rooms Wi'h Boara. §8--Rooms Wichout Board. §9--Rooms for Housekeeping. 70--Vacation Places. ¥l--Where To Eat. 73--Where To Shop In Town. 13--Wanted--Rooms or Board. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 74--Apartments and Flats. 75--Business Places For Rent. --Farms For t. Houses For Rent. Office and Desk Room. ban Rent. Places For Rent. Wanted--~To Rent. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE R--Brokersg in Real Estate. ¥ : ¥3--Farms and Land For Sale. i--Houses For Sale. y6--Lots For Sale. }--Resort Property For Sale. 7--Subnrban For Sak. Esta $ nipment. every day. Household Engineering You know the sort of housewife who always manages to get things done, who can make a small income cover a multitude of needs, whose house and family are spick and span,' who always comes up with a amile-- That lady is a Household Engineer! She knows the science of saving on prices without saving on appearances, and the value of knowing just when and where to buy the things she needs. And the chances are ten to one that she's a reader of the A-B-C Classified Section! : You can't afford to spend your money without first looking over the changing opportunities presented there Watch the A-B-C Classified Section every day! THE A-B-C CLASSIFIED ADS ALWAYS THE SAME--IN SERVICE ALWAYS DIFFERENT---IN OPPORTUNITY. regular / Announcement Personals N ' BLEMISHES Hair, Moles, BN, Birthmarks, Skin Cancers, Scars,' Pits, etc, removed permanent- ly. Satisfactory Glasses fitted and furnished after others have failed Goltre cured without operation. years' experience, Dr. Eimer J. Lake, Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, - Skin, 258 Bagot Street. Phone 301w. House 1135J 10 ring, Ap- 9 Lost and Found BUNCH/'OF KEYS-- Found, on near Richardson Bathing House. ply to Caretaker. CAP -- Found, gentlemanfs tweed, at Fair Grounds. Owner may have same at 34 Plum street. Fog 7 CHILD'S SOCKS--Found. Owner may have same at The Echo. 187 Brock St. CASE--Found, containing Rosaries and pencils. Owner may have same at 21% Elgin Avenue. DAY BOOK-Lost, Wednesday, belong- ing to driver from Lackie's Bakery Finder please return to Lackie's Bak- ery, King Street and receive reward FOUNTAIN PEN--Found. Owner may have same by proving property at 13 Lower Charles Street. FRUNT MARKER--Lost, off car, No 195-690. Finder please return to Pat- rick Hogan, R. R. 1, Kingston. HUB CAP---Found, for Dodge car, Sat- urday night, on Brock Street. Owner apply A. McCouville, 138 Division St. IVORY FRENCH COMB -- Found, on Brock Street. Owner may have same at 1 Prime Street. PARCEL-- Found, on Princess Street, containing grey wool. Owner may have same at Kinnear & d'Esterre. PURSE---W1ll party seen taking purse out of Apron Booth at St. Mary's Garden Farty return to Whig Office at office and save trouble. SUM OF MONEY -- Lost, by working Lirl on Steamer Brockville on June : Finder please phone 1354J. Automobiles Automobiles For Sale 11 STUDEBAXER--Four passenger, -club roadster, first class condition, five new cord tires. Phone 359 or 1388w. USED CARS-- Bef6re deciding definitély on pur- chase of a Used Car call in and examine those listed below: FOUR. BARGAINS: McLaughlin Six $150 Studebaker Six McLaughlin 45 Special . Chandler 7 pass. Touring McLaughlin E45 regular touring. McLaughlin K49, 7 Passenger model. "Overland Willys 6. Grant 6--Roadster. Columbia Light Six, 5 Passenger. BOYD'S GARAGE, Ltd 129 BROCK STREET Auto Accessories--Tires--Parts 18 MAXOTII'ES--Fqr service. Maxotires to save money. In short, everybody needs Maxotires. Queen and Ontario Streets. EP ST Se eee Garages--Autos for Hire--Taxi 14 GARAGE--For sale, large, new, steel, room for two small cars; wooden floor Shioughont, Apply C, M. Smith. Phone ZAXI-Tue July place hich furnishes a proper: urs taxi service. 549J. ML Corker. 3 WHEN YOU write a classified in it all the facts 2 would toh uy Sng Who made fnquiry about your SPEED u your business. U; "Help Wanted" -" to replacé neti client employees. ut Business Services Business Services Offered 18 AUCTIONEER--For courtesy and hon- est dealing, W. A. Twigg, 374 King Street. Phone 820J or 1785w. CARPENTERING -- Carpenter and builder. Estimates given on all class- es of work; hardwood fooring. F. Jarrell, 271 Bagot Street. James Pnone PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY -- Verbatim Reporting, Auditing, Advertising. Bus- iness Service, 14 Market Street. Phone 391d. > WELL DRILLING -- Sanitary water wells, the oldest, the largest, the only sanitary well drillers in Frontenac ana Lennox and Addington. The most modern equipment in America. For full information, write to ¥. J. Garri- son Co., Colebrook, Ont. Dressmasing--3illinery 21 HATS--Mrs. McLaughlin," 112 Lower William Street, will take orders for making trimming and remodeling. Terms moderate. HEMSTITCHING--Picot ing; work guaranteed. Card, 366 Barrie Street. from 1cess Street. edging, "pleat Mrs. E. A 1% blocks Insurance 23 FIRE--Automobiie and Casualty Insur- ance, E. M. Crumley, 420 Earl Street. _Phone 1782M. FIRE--Health, Accident and Automo- bile Insurance. For rates or any in- formation call or phone E. Wiillams, 2 0 Street. Belih . INTER OGILVIE--Representing reliable companies in all branches of the business. 203 King Street. Phone 94. INSURANCE--Fire, Life, Accident and Sickness, in reliable companies. J. B. Cooke, District Manager. Phones: Res.: 342w., Office: 503w. INSURANCE--Omniy the mcst reliable companies represented. Strange & Strange, established in 1860. Ofice: E13 Clarence Street, opposite Fost Office. eee Moving, Trucking, Storage 25 ASHES--Cleaned out of cellars aud yards, clean job done. A MacGregor, 24 Russell Street. Phone 2255. STORAGE SBPACE--For furniture, clean and dry. Apply E. E. Wathem, 143 Nelson street. Phone 1391J .or 618. BAGGAGE--R. Taile guarautees good service in Baggage, Express and mov- ing; reasonable prices. 104 Montreal Piicatl. Next to. Armouries. Phone STORAGE--Nor furnivure, clean, dry,|=---- airy rooms and spaces; your own lock Frost's City Storage, 299- St. Phone 526. $89w. nting, Papering, Decoraung 20 ESTIMATES -- Given for painting, paper-hanging, decorating and hard- wood floor finishing; workmanship guaranteed. H. Horton, 205 Alfred _Btreet. Phone 1891w. PAINTING---Papering, Decorating -- first class work and work guaranteed. Call or phone A. Anderson, 156 Bagot _Street.. Phone 1966. PAINTING Paper Hanging and Deco- rating; wall paper s mples; metallic gold letters for store and ulfice win- dows. Estimate submitted J. Flana- gan, 247 Montreal Street. Phone 1432. SIGN PAINTING--J. 275 Bagot stree! S. Robinson; rear Architects CHITEC Power, 3 Merchants Bank Cham 8 Ang Brock and Wellington. Ee acts A Chiropractic 28c. MARC m, A, D.C. PhC., cor- ner Princess and Barrie Streets. 2nd floor, Barrie St. entrance, Kingston, Ont. Consultation free. Telephone 832). Hours 9 to liam. 1106 p.m. LUCY--Dr. George F. Ur. Jennie A cy, Chiropractic Specialists and Graduate Nurse, 239 Bagot Street, be- Cess and Brock. Telephone 28b. ever, bers, corner o appointment. Dental 28d. \ 8 -- t 159 Wel ton street, corne Te gien straeh, ES KN. A : 358 Pr t. 3 Pringesy Sieet. Phone §53w, Open Business Services. Legal 280. CUNNINGHAM & SMITH -- Barristers and Soliciters, 79 Clarence Street Kingston. A. B. Cunningham, K.C.. Cyril M. Smith. Ul! 28g. "HEALTH WITHOUT DRUGS --Ost pathy succeeds when drugs fail. Me- chano-therapy apt Electro-therapy. 14 years' success in Kingston. Telephone 447 for appointment. Drs. Robert and Edna Asncroft, 204 King Street, near Earl . Hepairing 20 FURNITURE FINISHING--OT all Kinda, Call and see W. Driscoll, 23 John street. Phone 296F. SHOE REPAIRING--AIl band _ work. Rubber heels a specialty; efficlent ser- vice. Adolf Kamioski, corner Mont- real and Queen streets. UPHOLSTERING--New or used furni- ture, work guaranteed. Call or drop a card. W. J. Gavine, 216 Bagot street. UPHOLSTERING -- Covered buttons made same day as ordered. Upholster- ing at reasonable prices. E.' J. Good- jisee, 244 University Avenue. Phone 2043F. UPHOLSTERING--And general repair- ing. Leave orders at or drop a card te F. W. Harvld, 194 Clergy Street. Employment Help Wanted--Female 33 CHAMBERMAID--First class. Apply Prince George Hotel COOK--Apply Berrigan's Hotel, Brock Street. COOK -- Experienced, for Hay Island summer resort, for 2 months or longer. Good wages. Apply to H. R. DeWitta, Hay Island, Gananoque. COOK--General, middleaged person preferred, family of three; no laundry; | woman in to clean every week; high-| est wages. Apply Box V-22, Whig Office. GIRL -- For housework in mornings. Sleep at home preferred. Apply in evenings to Mrs. Forrest, 318 karl St. MAID--For general housework. Apply Mrs. Gardiner, 68 Johnson Street. a MAID--Good wages and no washing. Apply 1962J. Help Wanted--Male 33 AUTO MECHANIC--Good, either to work by. day or take interest in busi- ness. Splendid stand and good pros- pects for right man. Apply at once to Box K-21, Whig Office. ER GENERAL TINSMITH--And plumber. State wages; give references. Apply Tweed Hardware, Tweed, Ont. HOMEWORK--Good wages. We need yQu to make socks on the fast, easily- learned Auto Knitter. Experience un- uecessary. Distance immaterial; posl- tively no canvassing. Yarn supplied. Particulars 3c. stamp. Dept. 78C, Auto ~ Merchandise ord Of Each Ad Is The Indexing Term And Tells What It Is About __|___Real Estate For Sale. Articles for Sale. 51 MOWERS--A few good, second hand, No. 13 Delaval Separator with power attachment; good Bain wagon. Frost & Wood Agency, 236 Ontario Street. PYRO EXTINGUISHERS -- Kills fire quick. Fire protection for your home, farm, factory, school, hospital, auto- mobile and garage, for only $2.00 postpaid. James A. Snider, Harrow- _smith, Ont. PIANO--Fox Square Grand, a standard American make; full rich tone. Here is the instrument for Your summer cotitage. A real bargain at $49. Terms @s low as 50c. per week. C. W. Lind- say, Limited. REFRIGERATORS --§4, $6. $7. Dress- ers $5, $7, $9, $165. Dining room tables 3, $7, $8, $10. One Happy Thought lange, 15.00. Lesses Antique Shop, 507 Princess Street. Phone 1045w. STOVES--Lawrenson's 105 Good Cheer Square Quebec Stoves and Heaters, Economy Ready Mixed Paints and Var. Dishes. 337 Princess Street. Phone 339w., opposite Orange Hall. TABLES--Two oak, 23; feet by § feet: two glass show cases, 6 feet long each; one black walnut top counter, 15 feet long; 2 window shades, § feet by 11 feet. Apply 346 Princess Street. WOOD---Mixed soft wood $3.25 quarter cord; new and second hand lumber, &lso matched lumber and cedar posts. Prices right. W. H. Talbot, § St. Cath- erine St. Yard: Concession Stseet, near Division. -Phone 2302W. 3 SUITS---Men's used, in good condition, J 00, $8.00 and $10.00. Odd Coats and ants, Raincoats, Whip Cord Riding Breeches, etc. A. Shapiro, 45 Princess reet. HOUSE--Frame, ly confident For 8 a Houses rE $3500--Wiil b a double cement pla tered house of rouble cement Pp § rooms each; electrie, 84s, cellar and shed; ne 8 church. R. Chas. Bell, Rain Agent, 130 Clarence Street, 3 room With good cellar, 3 large fruit garden to quick buyer, Whig Ofrice. and in good condi and extra lot, #3,500. Box SEE---Bateman's Vertisement, jarge Real Estate ade Page 3, column 1. HO SE~Dounls brick, ooms each, all | dah, Barrie Street, nea DOUBLE brick kit improv places, Wellington Street, south sid M. B. TRUMPOUR 237 Phones 704 or 154 9 rooms, § bed vements, v fear Princess. STONE DWELLING -- chen, § and 10 rooms cach; at Bagot Street, 2F. = ---- Advertisers who " name to appear, do not w to & box number Thi ish their Rumb at the Daily Whig Of ormation is kept abso) ute- ey To-Day's Blunder Corrected Buildings and Bldg. Materials 54 BOATHOUSE--No. 39 for sale or to rent at C.P.R. round house. Apply James H. Rutherford, C.P.R. . freight Office, Phone 2320. Wanted--To Buy BENCH--For dressing table, preferably White. State price, etc. Apply Box ~16, Whig Office. OLD GOLD--sSllver, or False Teeth, for cash or exchange. G. W. Lyons, _244 Princess street, Kingston. [T} Ee Rooms For Rent Rooms With Board a7 BOARD AND ROOMS--rirst class. by day or week. All conveniences. Rea- Sonable rates. Apply 298 University Avenue, near Brock Street. ROOMS--Warm, good boerd, reason: able rates: close to the down-town business secti on. Mrs. Todd, 114 John. son street. ET TT er Without Board 68 ROOMS--Two or three, furnished, hard- wood floors, electric light, gas, private balcony, housekeeping if desired, use | STabhone, Apply 345 Alfred or phone 292w. ___ Wanted--Rooms or Board ROOM--Winnipeg teacher and w Quire quiet room with meals, or all of furnished house, versity for summer session. cation and terms. C. A. E Hensl 402 Oak St, River Heights, Winnipeg | Knitter Co., Toronto. MECHANICS--None but first class need | apply. Blue Garages, Queen and Wel | lington Streets. | PHOTOGRAPHER -- Experienced and! Competent, who can handle any branch | of work in studio. State particulars | precisely. Apply to Artona Studio, Pembroke, Ont. | SHOW CARD WRITING--F or us. Make money at hqme, §15 to $60 paid fveek- ly for your spare time writing 'show cards for us. No canvassing. We in- struct and supply you with work. West-Angus Show Card Service, 17 Colborne Bld.. Toronto. Solicitors, Canvassers, Agents 35 SALES AGENT--Reliable, for unrepre- sented districts. Good pay, free equip- ment. We are the largest growers of fruit and ornamental trees in Canada. Sell for a Nursery, not for a jobber. You will be successful. Write: Pelham Nursery Co., Toronto. Financial Money to Loan 40 ENAC--Loan and Investment Society, incorporated 1881. President, W. F. Nickle, K.C; vice-president, A. B. Cunningham. Money issued on city and farm properties; municipal and Cuunty debentures; mortgages pur. chased; investment bonds for sale; de- posits received and interest allowed. . C. Cartwright, mauager, 37 Clarence Street, Kiagston. | Live Stock Poultry and Supplies 49 CHICKS, CHICKS--Baby Chicks. Also Henergiser and Louse Killer. Apply J. Marshall, 101 Queen Street any night after 5 p.m. Merchandise Articles For Sale 51 AWNINGS -- Tents, Automobile Tents, Peterborough - Canoes, Life Saving Cushions, Flags, Tarpaulins. F. W. Cooke, 219 Bagot Street. Phone 436. BOAT -- Disappearing Propeller Boat, Waterford Deluxe model. Apply 131 _Princess Street or phone 692w. BRICK---Hard and soft, any quantity. Avply E. kE. Walthem, corner Birch a -ollingwood Streets. Phone 618 or 3 DRESS S8UIT--And Tuxedo coat Size about 40 or 43. Slightly used. Will be sold right. Apply W. Robertson, 273 Bagot street, near Princess. FRUIT TREES--Also a number of berry bushes. Apply Dominion Ex- _bress Oftice, Wellington Street. FURNITURE-- Walnut washstand, ~ 2 pictures, etc. - Apply Care- rocke kes, t. George's Hall, or phone 1846J. FURNITURB-- Bullets, Kk cases, Quebec cooking stoves, With improve. ents; desks, We b * ompson, 333 Princess Street. Phone 1600w. HARD COAL COKE--Reduced to $10.00 2 store it. Save -- eee ee ____Real Estate For Rent Apartments and J lats FLAT--Three rooms, furnished for light housekeeping, gas for cooking, | electric light, good locality, no child- | hig Office, _ren. Apply Box V-9, V Bugigess Places For Rent LODGE ROOMS--Hooms on King streeg | --formerly occupied by the 1O.O.F.| Apply to Cunningham and Smith. | Houses For Rent HOUSE--A{ once, new, g with large lot and barn fred. Apply J. D. Boy Park. at 77 | even rooms, on North Al- d, Eastview | 487 ALFRED ®T.--5 room light, good stabling. month. 87 Stanley Street, § rooms, | Spoq yurd, stabling if required. Ap- y P . 'F. Norman, ¢9 Patrick Street. $17.00--52 Cha 7 toilet, electric electric 18.00 per| tham Street, rooms, | lights, $25.00--255 Alfred. $30.00-- Cop. Livingston an three picce bath, s ern. d Davidson, rooms, E. W. MULLIN & SON, Corner Johnson and Division Streets, __Bumme 'es lor Rent 80 SUMMER BU? OWS--"At Eastview Park, furnished, with fireplaces 'and Screened verandahs, five and seven rooms. Apply J. D. Boyd, Eastview Park. ROBINSON'S POINT --Rooms to let house. Also Space to rent for teats on oint. Apply C. W. Nevllie, 148 Col- ingwood Street, City, all med- |= (See Illustration on Page 10.) The menu contains tog many heavy, heat Producing fooas. A bout. llon, hot or iced, would be prefer- able to the creamed soup. Lamd chops to replace the fat pork and green peas to replace the creamed carrots would also help to Mghtem up the meal a bit. A lettuce salad for the cheese, and fresh berries for the rich pie would be two more sub- stitutions which would make - the meal balance up and also make ft. more attractive. _Classifiad-Display BUSINESS skmvice ------ ee eee W. Kent Macnee Bank of Commerce Buildin ock and King Streets. Phune 108 or eck . General Insurance Agency. Writing: --Automobile, Fire, Acel dent, Sickness, Plate Glass, Bur, lary vic. Representing ¢ se. Bi P & caly reliable come Of Al Descriptions at able Prices STOVES Well repaired. at a rg! Reason- ut price. | J. Turk's PHONE 705. Motor Boats and } Engines repaired. Work done satis- factorily and prompt- ly. DAVIS DRY DOCK (p, East End of Wellington Ertl FOR SALE. eet Desirable Summer Home | Situated 7 minutes trom Wolf land ferry. Large riverfront ak: shade trees, private dock. and boat house with cedar skiff. House Is comfortable and. completely furne ished. : bedrooms, large screened verandah, open fireplace. 1 - ng and fishing P deal bath articulars obtainable at E. P. JENKINS CO. ---- Real Estate For Sale. Farms and Land For Sale »3 FARM--Good bulldings, cres land, Would make excellent truck farm. ange for city Will sell oR teins or exch property. "ull particulars at office. Apply H. B. Wilson, Uptown Post Of. _fice, 318 Barrie Street. Phone 1098. TO-DAY'S CLASSIFIED of newsy facts for peopie buy or sell ads are full Who want to pt A NUMBER OF FINE Building Lots on Toronto Streets, at Apply: and. Maodon & reasonable ental] R. ATKINSON, ©€o. Macnee and Minnes. James Swift & COAL . _ Foot of Johnson Street 4 Co., Limited | ¥ $3--Rea Matate : BRINGING UP FATHER WELL OUR SERVANT 1DNT GON' - bo USE A classified ad to rent that spare] Summer, eo}; MR. NGLS - we? JUST BEEN Mm NR SO I'™M giving $