'4 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1024 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG 13 | MARRIAGES. ASHLEY--POOLE-- In Albany, N. Y.' by Rev. 1924, Irene Marie rs. Frank:Day, » son of Mr. W. Ashley, Kingston, | PA A A NANNIES CARD OF THANKS. Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Babcock and| family wish to thank their many friends and acquaintances for their) many kindnesses shown during thelr | recent sad bereavement in the death | of their s floral | spiritual offerings. JAMES REID The Old Firm of Undertakers 254 and 256 PRINCESS STREET Phose 147 for Ambulance OBERT J. REIv Undertaker Phone 577. 230 Princess Street M. P. KEYES FUNERAL HOME 49 COLBORNE STREET AMBULANCE PHONK 1830 JOHN CORNELIUS Undertaker and Embalmer Paricrs, 274 Princess Street Ambulance Phone 598 Plone 856w. Calis Night and Day Promptly Attended pA AN NNN NNN H. J. KNIGHT UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER P. sham, Yarker, Veroms, yde and Battersea. Ambulance 'phone 35. PERMANENT ROAD PAVING THS YEAR Kingston Has Now Over Fifteen and a Half Miles of Im= proved Roadways. According to the report submitted to the Board of Works at its final meeting on Wednesday afternoon by City Engineer Dick, the programme this year was the largest ever under- taken by the city, there being 58,143 square yards of pavement constructed, covering a length of 3,001 miles. This brings the total length of permanent pavements up to 15,783 miles, out of a total of 38,245 miles of improved streets, The streets paved include York, from Barrie to Division; King, from Princess to Queen; Queen, from Ontario to Montreal; Frontenac, from Union to York; Sydenham, from Prin- cess to Ordnance; Ordnance, from Sy. denham to Clergy; Earl, from Barrie to University; Barrie, from York to Pine; Rideau, from Barrack to Catara- qui; Barrack, from Rideau to Welling- ton; Stephen, from Montreal to Divi- sion. Approximately six miles of streets were treated with road oil this year, and though the cost exceeded that of last year, better satisfaction was re- ceived in many ways. The roads up to the present time, are in excellent con- dition, and it is noteworthy that not one complaint was received by reason of the oil tracking into houses, al- though thirty cubic yards less of sand were used for covering than in the pre« vious year. The cost this year was $3,- 670.38, against $3,339.82 in 1923. The city has on hand about five hundred gallons of oil, which can be used for treating patches early in the spring. Street watering cost $7,326.60 this year, against $4,831.20 last year, The difference in cost is due to the contract price for teams being 60c per hour this year while last year the city paid.only 40c, per hour. The cost this year for cleaning pave- ments was $6,220.05, against $6,273.30 last year. Approximately two miles extra pavement which was built in 1923, had to be added to the list for cleaning and three miles constructed this year for about an average of four * months. Using the team of the fire de- partment for picking up the refuse helped materially to keep the cost down this year. Approximately 5 1-3 miles of the oil ed roatls were patched with cold patch- ing material, and some of the patches afterwards treated with oil to seal them. SUNBURY COMMUNITY BALL IS OPENED By Judge Lavell on Wednesday Evening--Woman's Insti= tute Deserves Praise. The official opening of the new commuiity hall at Sunbury took place on Wednesday eveming when about three humdred were present for the event, The programme anl the arrangements were in charge of the Sunbury branch of the Woman's Institute. A. W. t, the local agricultural representative, acted as chainman. About two years ago when the township hall at Sunbury was de- stroyed by fire, it was thought that it would be very difficult to erect a new ome on account of the amount of money which would be needed. The members of the Sunbury Wo- man's Institute had a vision that a new hall would be built and after holding a number of and raising some money, the execu- tive committee went to the to' council and made a proposition t the effect that the Institute would be responsible for a certain sum if the township would pay the rest. The council accepted the suggestion of the women who went ahead and secured their portion of the money needed. The mew hall, which cost about § : 'township. It is equipped with rd wood floors and also a kitchen, viable an Mem) pisce for. soem 3,500, is certainly a credit to |' The British Whig KINGSTON, ONT. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. Indexed, standardized and popular~ ized according to THE BASIL L. SMITH SYSTEM, Ino Philadelphia, Pa. All ads. are restrcited to their proper classification, and to ihe regular Daily Whig style of type. CLASSIFIED RATES: Dally rate per line or consecutive insertions: Minimum charge, 25 cents. Daily. rates per-line. 6 days . se sen 3 days .. . 1 day . . Deaths-- One Insertion, , Engagements, $1.60; cash $1.00. Card of Thanks and Memoriam Notices--Charged, $1.60; 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. font alx average words the ne. Charged ads. will be received by telephone and if paid at The Brit- ish Whig Office within 6 days from the first day of ineertion, cash rate will be allowed. Ads. ordered for more than ore 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. Rete per line for white space Is the same as a line of type. Special rate for yearly advertising upon request. Publishers reserve the right to edit or reject all classified advertising Marriages, to copy. Telephone 243; ask for a want ad. taker, ed Judge H. A. Lavell who gave a short address and also officially opened the new hall. During the course of his remarks the judge told of sonmie of the advantages which the country people have over the city folk. He alsp kept his audi- ence in laughter by telling jokes, Anthony Rankin, M.F'P., and Dr. J. W. Edwards, ex-M.P., gave short addresses, A musical programme was given and the following King- ston artists contribute: Messrs, Harold Racker, Harry Hill, Miss Johnston and Arthur = Christmas. Miss Harriett Vair of Glenburnie, sang and was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. R, J. Vair. Rev, Mr, Carlton, pastor of the Sunbury Methodist circuit, was present and gave an addrese. , After the programme was com- pleted, supper was served by the members of the Institute, The sing- ing of the Institute ode was one of the features of the evening. MONARCH BATTERY FACTORY. Is Even Now Running Night and Day Shifts. Another Kingston factory which is not feeling the pinch of these so- called hard times is the Monarch Battery Factory which even in this slack season is running day and night shifts, twenty-four hours "a day. In the spring a new and very greatly enlarged plant will meed to be constructed. Two travellers are kept on the road distributing the product, The sale is chiefly in Cen- tral and Eastern Ontarfo with occa- sional shipments to the Maritime Provinces or to the west. One of the curious features of the business is the sale there {is for Kingston batteries in Niagara where there is a battery factory that sells not a few in Kingston, Distant batteries look juley, one would judge. At this season the demand for car bat- terles falls off very sharply, but the call for storage batteries. for radio keeps the plant going. These bat- teries, though made much like thosé for autos, have slight differences which ensure that perfect evenness of discharge so essential for radio work. BREAKING UP A LONG Break up long rooms by piacing pieces of furniture like tables end sofas at right angles to the longer walls. If the room is too narrow for this, put these pieces along the shorter walls distribute the chairs and other smaller pieces along the room's length. ------ In recognizition of 50 years pub- lic work, Dr. Lewis Mackenzie was ptesented with the freedom of Charge Cash}. - 43 let These Generous Classified Opportunities Cut Down is always ripe for reading. Section is your answer. L The Time Is Ripe And The Profits Are Rare As far as A-B-C Classified Ads are concerned, the time And just about the same statement holds true re- garding their profits--their profits are always rare. Any time--every time--all the time--the orderly ads that throng the Classified Columns are willing and ready to help you solve any one of the hundreds of perplexities that are bobbing up in everyday lives. If you want to sell something at a profit--if you want to buy something without embarrassment--if you want a position, a dog, or an automobile--the Classified You can't read this section regularly without countering profitable opportunities continually. THE A-B-C CLASSIFIED ADS. ALWAYS THE SAME--IN SERVICE ALWAYS DIFFERENT--IN OPPORTUNITY en- Business Service ET Personals N LEMISHES Hair, Moles, Nt Birthmarks, Skin Cancers, Scars, Pits, etc, removed permanent- ly. Satisfactory Glasses fitted and furnished after Sho have failed. Goftre cured w 0 years' experience. Dr. Hn . Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, Skin, Bagot Street. Phone 301w. House 1135 10 Announcementc : ° Lost and Found Business Services Offered 1s Expert Plano Tuning. Player-Plano Adjusting. 'Phone 1544. C. W. LINDSAY, LIMITED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS -- Re David J. Soutes, 333 Division Pupil of O. F. Music. ired. treet. elgmann School of CRANK--Lost, for Chalmers far. Fund) er please return to or noti Cook. 'Phone 6503w or 1781m. RADIATOR CAP--Found. Owner apply at Whig Office. "UR GAUNTLET-- Found, in Bank of RR aA on Saturday last. Owner may have same at Whig Office. KEY--Lost, on Brock street. Apply to Whig Office. ROSARY BEADS-- Lost, on or about December 1st, a pair of Black Jet Ros- ary Beads, with gold links--of special value to owner. Please 'phone 1867m. re -------------------- MONEY--Lost, on Barrie or Princess Street, or {n-a& Princess street store, sum of money in handkerchief. Finder please return to Whig Office. SUM OF SUM OF MONEY--Found. Owner may have same at Newman & Shaw's. Owner ap- SU NEY--F und SUM OF MONEY 0 3 Brock ply to Kingston Meat Store, Street. b + TIRE--Found, near Washburn. Owner apply Brewer's Mills, Post Office. also mitt, WOOLLEN GLOVE--Found, Own- on Pringess street on Tuesday. er apply at 26 Plum street. Automobiles Automdbiles For Sale 11 SPEED WAGON--New, Reo. Apply A. Glover, corner Bagot and Earl Streets. 'Phone 47. Second-hand Parts for All Makes of Cars Gray Dort, Chevrolet, Ford, Briscoe, McLaughlin, Studebaker. Also second- hand Tires, Auto Tops and Cushions. Repairing on all kinds of cars done here at a reasonable price. a EN, 'Phone 2475w. 140 Rideau Street FOR SALE These exceptionally good, Used €ars having new tops, curtains and tires, are now offered for sale at extremely low prices. 4 CYL. ESSEX TOURING. DURANT SEDAN. HUDSON SPEEDSTER. STUDEBAKER SPEC. SIX. McLAUGHLIN D365, 4 CYL. CHALMERS' 1922 TOURING. Boyd's Garage, Ltd. 139 Brock St Phona 20lw. KINGSTON HAS SAVED SUM OF $125,000 By Doing Its Own Permanent Road Paving During Past Eight Years. It is of interest to note that this is the ninth year that Kingston has constructed its own pavements, the plant being bought in 19186. "Ag a very conservative estimate, I would say that during this period a saving of $125,000 has been made over doing the work by contract," says City Engineer Dick. The engineer points out that a statement shows the plant to have earned a surplus of $1,877.64, but the result ig misleading; because the Tiverton, Devonshire and £611 books kept by the department do Ladics' Halr Parior. ala Business Services ASHES--Cleaned out of cellars and yards, clean job done. A. MacGregor, 2¢ Russell Street. "Phone 2385. STORAGE--For furniture, clean, 3 alry rooms and spaces; your own loc al key. Frost's City Storage, 299- 306 Queen St. Pbone 536 Res. 389w. I ETT IAL IIIT, Painting, Fapering, Decorating 26 Your Living Expenses " eive Stock Dogs, Cats, Pets -- Collle ¥. Muller's ing street. 47 DOGS uppies, one pointer up feycle Works, 371« of3 Phone 1961w. HOUNDS--One beakie fox hound, two years old. One Kentucky fox hound, i4 months old. Both have run fox. Price $20.00 each. Charles Shipman, Stone street, north, Gananoque, Ont. Wanted--Live Stock 30 Rooms For Rent Rooms With Board oT ROOMS--To rent, students, single or double rooms, warm, up-to-date and two blocks from college. Board If desired. 'Phone 274jw. Rooms Without Board 6s FURNISHED ROOM--- Apply 260 King Street. ' J. BIGN PAINTI 8 Robi 275 Bagot Street. rear J. FLANAGAN--Painter, Paperhanger and Decorator. Estimates submitted. 'Phone 1433. 247 Montreal Street, Kingston. Sample books in stock. Chiropractic 28c. LUCY--Drs. G. F. and Jennie A, Chlro- ractic Specialists; Registered Nurse, 39 Bagot street. 'Phone 943w. Hours: 9-13, 1-5, 6-8. Consultation Free. SPARKS & BPARKS -- Dentists, 159 Wellington street, ogrner of rock. 'Phone 346. y KNAPP--Dr. A. B., Dentist. Office: 253 Princess Street. 'Phone 852w. Open evenings by appointment. Legal a8e. CUNNINGHAM & SMITH -- Barristers and Solicitors, 79 Clarence Street, Kingston. Cunningham, K.C.; Cyril M. DAY AND REVELLE---Barristerg and solicitors, 69 Clarenge Sirget, King. ston. A Day, Adrian L Revel Mortgages arranged. Phone 204 HODGINS, W. C.-- Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public. Office: 38 Clarence Street. Over C.P.R. Telegraphs. Tele- phone 1980. REYNOLDS, J. C,--Barrister and Sollci- tor, 63 Brock street. Mortgages ar- ranged on city and farm property. POULTRY--Of all kinds. We are fre- quently told ours is -the best market in Toronto for good chickens. Prices mailed: Waller's, Spadina Avenue, Toronto. Merchandise Articles For Sale 51 ARMY RUBBERS--Horse Blankets, Bed Blankets, Sleigh Robes, Breeches, 1eg- fo s, Mitts, etc. Special bargains in Tub bags, Suit Cases. A. Shapiro, 45 Princess street. ALUMINUM WARE--Double Roasters in Aluminum, White Enamel and Black reduced prices, at Steel at greatly 89 Princess St Taylor & Hamilton's, = -------------------------- BARGAINS--4 real bargains--2 Planos, u Hight, $45, $50; 3 Gramaphones, $8. 52. es Antique Shop, 507 Princess treet. 'Phone 2610. BRICK--Hard and soft. any quantity. Apply E. E. Wathen, 137 Nelson Street. Bhoses 1391J or #18. (Agent for Baker cK). COMBINATION STOVES--And heaters, library tables, beds und mattresses. Parlor furniture. J. Thompe n, 333 Princess street. 'Phone 16 XN CANARIDS -- This year's birds, good singers. Also child's crib, a rocking chair and square mahogany table. Ap- Mw Jo Wellington Street or phone 1793J. eee ------------------------ CHRISTMAS TREES--Suitable for use in the home, 50 cents each, at Brani- 's Drug Store, Limited, next to the trand Theatre. Phone 1 'PHONE 578 For appointment Frank J. Robbs, 188 Wellington St. FRENCH MARCEL WAVING Water Waving, Round and Bobbed Curling, Hair Bobbing and Trimming, Facial and Scalp Treatment. Special attention given to Hair Dyeing. Miss Switzer, 267 Queen Street. For ap- peintment 'phone 3016. LADIES TRANSFORMATIONS -- Bob- bed curls, switche shampooing. singeing, curling, ladies' and Child- ren's hair cutting. Mrs. Cunningham, 56 Bay Street, Kingston. Phone 1613w., FRENCH MARCEL Water Wave, Hairdressing, Ladies' Halr Cutting, Curling, Facial and Scalp Treatments, etc. Hair dyeing a speolalty. MRS. WILKINSON, 360 Frontenac Street. Phone 1080J. for appoint- ment. PERMANENT WAVING An ideal Christmas gift for a lady. We are now booking appointments. A. B. KINGSBURY, 209 Princess Streeh 'Phone 1328. 1 Business Services. Hemsticching ART NEEDLEWORK--Newest des in stamped goods and material. Child- ren"s wear a specialty. Apply Mrs. BE. Dunlop, 181 Alfred Street. Phone 101f. PICOT EDGING ~~ Hemstitching, Pleating, work guaranteed. Mre. Feild, 362 Barrie Street, near Princess Street. "Phone 2433). to Mrs. Card. n Hat Cleaners atc HOW---About your feit hat 7 The time is here. George, the Hatter, 90 Prin- ceas street. Phone 1333, next the Bank of Nova Scotia. Insurance os ALL LINES--Of Fire Insurance, Sick- ness and Accident. liable compan- jes. 'Phone or cal E. Willams, 32 Couper street. . FIRE---Automoblle and Casualty Insur- ance. E. M. Crumley, 420 Earl Street. Phone 1783M. INSI"RANCE--Cnly the most reliable companies Jopiosented, Strange Strange, established in 1860. Office: 96 Clarence Street, opposite Post Office. J. B, COOKE---Life, Fire, Accident and Sickness, in reliable companies, dis- trict ] Ottiee S03W. Res. 1731m. W. P. HEWGILL & SON--Representing all branches of insurance; a having assumed business of Col G. Hunter Fr, iiyie. 381 King Street E. Phone sued for the equipment. However, the plant, with the exception of the ¢oncrete mixer, is in very good con- dition, and should operate for sev- eral years more with very little ex- penditure. Engineer Dick recommends the purchase of a new mixer. In view of the fact that the department has very little work for the tractor, he suggests that it be disposed of in a trade or by sale, and the amount applied to the purchase of an up-to- date concrete mixer. Vet Craft Waggons, $2.50, $2.75, makes a suitable present for the Tel. 668w. mperial Life. Phones: | & 'Phone 2509. SHEA--Ambrose, B.A., Barrister Si ng Money Solicitor. Law Office, corner of and Brock, over Royal Bank. to loan. 'Phone 1999. Repairing 20 -------------------------------------------- FURNITURE FINISHING--OT all kinds. Call and see W. Driscoll, 33 John street. Phone 296F. . UPHOLSTERING--New or used furni- ture; work guaranteed. 11 or drop & card W. J. Gavine, 31€ Bagot Street. UPHOLSTERING--AnNRA general repair- ing. Leave orders at or drop & to F. . 104 Clergy Street. Phone 1600J. Employment Help Wanted--Female 82 YOUNG LADY--Wanted, about 18 years ©ld, for office work. Able to do a little bookkeeping and use a typewriter. Wages to start $8.00 per week. Steady position, Apply Box T-16, Whig Of- ce. Help Wantea--Male 8s MAKE MONEY AT HOME--- §1 to $2 per hour for your spare time writing showeards for us. No canvassing. We instruet and supply you with work. West-Angus Showcard Service, 17 Col- borne Bullding, Toronto. -- To represent a thriving Company Kingston dis- trict. Apply, stating qualif and experience to P. O, Box 233 ston, Ont. Solicitors, Canvassers, Agents 35 SALESMAN Canadian HARD BODY WOOD--Mixed wood, hard and soft slabs, rough and dressed lum- ber; shingles $3.50 Vg thousand up. W. H. Talbot, § St. Catherine St Yard on Concession street, near Divi sion. 'Phone 2302w. HARD COAL COKE 10.00 ton, 1-4 ton lots $2.76. Dry, xed, soft wood slabs and cordwood, $2.60 load. Doubls amount $4.50. Splitting 26c. extra. bry Hard Cord Wood, best quality, $3.76. Double amount $5.00, or a 1-4 cord $4.50. W. C. Bruton, 290 Wel- lington strest, corner Ordnance street. 'Phone 2440w. PRIVATE SALE--At 312 Albert Street. Stoves and Furniture at a bargain. Owner leaving city. PIANO--Williamis' make, walnut case, tone Al. Price reasonable. For par- ticulars apply 149 Colborne Street. 'Phone 2417J. : PIANO--- Wormwith Upright, mahog- any, Louis XV. A good Christmas special bargain. Terms to suit. race, 37 Mack street. Phone 2267. PIANO-- Marshall & Wendall Upright, | 7 1-3 octave, overstrun scale, ivory and ebony lano for a beginner. fico. Easy terms arranged, C. W. indi , 121 Princess street. bass, tuchord eys. Just the PIANO -- An excellent rosewood, up- right Chickering Plano, § solid Walnut Antique Chairs, 4 solid walnut win- dow cornishés, nicely carved; 3 plece bedroom set (gray), 1 large rug. Ap- ply to 258 Rideau Street. RECORDS---Get the gooa ones, just In. on io. Bootes, and Bhesist mole: digs, vocal and instrumental. Elder's Cigar Store. unrepre- SALES AGENT---Rellable, fo, Good ree equip- sented districts. pay, ment. We are the largest fruit and ornamental tree, Rell for & Nursery, not You wil] bé successful. Write: Nursery Co., Toronto Financial Investments, Stocks, Bonds 30 BONDS--Cash for any bond you have for sale at, market prices. We have on hand any bond you wish to pur- chase. Canadian Pacific Rallway Bonds on now. get} attractive, Yield- ing 5 1-8%. J. O. Hutton, 67 Clarence Btreet. TOURIST BONDS -- We issue Auto Tourist Bonds for Canadian cars en- tering the U. 8. Also for U. 8. cars entering Canada, Mills Company, 79 Clarence Street. BONDS For sale, 20 year City of King- ston, 6% Bonds at par. Interest pay- &| able 1st January and 1st July. C. KIRKPATRICK 36 Clarence Street. Money to Loan 40 FRONTENAC -- Loan and Investment Soglety, incorporated in 1861. President A. B. Cunningham; vice-president, A. D: Cartwright. Money to loan on City les; Investments, deposits re- n minimum C. Cartwright, treet, - Instruction Private Instruction PRIVATE TUITION--To anyone unable to attend school; child or adult. New- E methods if desired. - wn BT. "Whig Office. AB £150 in an envelope was handed to the matron of Birkenhead Bor- ough Hospital by an anonymous elderly men who is believed to be an ex-patient. Work is to start shortly on a monthly manager, § ston. pew Bournemouth-Ewange direct road which is to cost £80,000. . SEE--Our $39 Quebec, six 9" lids, be- fore buying. wrenson's, 387 Prin- cess street. Phone 339w. SALE---OTf bed springs, all sizes, at 15 reduction. Mattress for $4.50, bro tenac Mattress Co. "Phone 1761J. SCALES--AIll kinds, new and second- hand. Cash or easy terms. Toledo Scale Co., Ltd, 209 Princess St., King- ston. 'Phone 1228. SUITS-- Guaranteed genuine Bannock- burn Suits made as you wish, $36.00. Grand wearing cloth with time given for payment. Phone 2206w. J. G. Pat- terson, 129 Johnson street. SOONER--Or later you will use a De Lava] Separator and Milker. A few 2econd hand separators for sale. Also ° val repair P-C Rideau street. ' HT VIOLIN--Fine, hand-made instrument. Excellent tone. A o Whig Office. oly Box "Hp, VIOLET RA%~-- denerator. A treatment apparatus, relieving ca i all aches, pains, eto. Price $9.50. . C. Smith, 199 Colborne Street. s J. hone -- WOOD--Dry hard ma; le, soft wood, hardwood Siabs, i gut and Goliverea; ving' pris. f e , corner Bro - to streets. 'Phone $89. 4 30d a 2 WHITE NEWSPRINT 6 40¢c. Buitable for aah sets Sou or household use. Apply British Whig F. Ji LARGE ROOM---And kitchenette, gas for cooking, furnished or unfurnish« ed on room flat; two garages' ia good condition. Apply 386 Queen St. r ROOMS--- In desirable locality. water heating. 'Phone 457-F. Real Estate For Rent ert SESS { Business Places For Rent 7s NEW STORE-- 290 Princess Street, heated and commodious, rear entrance and stabling. Also rooms above suits able for dentists' or insurance offices. Will rent from $12.00 to $20.00 per month. Store at 388 Princess street and house, Montreal Street. Apply kk Cohen & Co. OFFICES -- Four well heated rooms; centrally located Apply C. 8. Kirke patrick, 38 Clarence street. Houses For Reut, Ey BUNGALOW New, siX room brielk, north side, all hardwood floors, splen= dtd basemefit. Immediate possession. 'Phone 1528-J. Apply 473 Princess S& Hot HOUSE---560 Princess, near cars; rooms, bath, attic, cellar and yard; gas and electric. $37 00 a month, or would gell. "Apply 560 Princess Street. HOUSES--Two, Charles street, elec trig light, gas for cooking, one brick age, one flat on Sixth Street, with 3 piece bath, electric light, gas for cooking, § oallar. $25 per month. Small house on Stanley street. Rent $12. Immediate session. Ark H. 'Phone pos: i ¥. Norman, 69 Patrick Street. 730w $35.00--7 room house, bElow oe ce igte Ass Btreet, electric Mght, gas, three bath, hot water furnace, Imm possession. Phone 53w or apply, Ear] Street. = ree Real Estate For Sale =e Farms and Land For Sale 83 FARM---For sale or to let 160 acres, choles farm, on Lake ore, near Kingston. Apply evenings. R. M. VanLuven, Palace Road, Portsmouth. TEE ITI TI IIIS IIIS RTS Houses For Sale ss FOR SALE OR RENT -- Brick veneer house, 7 rooms, hardwood floors downs stairs, 3 plece bath, furnace, electrie light, deep lot. 'Phone 1612m. HOUSES--And farms for sale and to let and money to loan. . O'CONNOR, Phone 1268J. Barrie St. E. W. MULLIN Real Estate and Insurance Broker Johngon and Divisiun St Phone 539Ww. See advt. J. BE. CUNNINGHAM Real Estate, Tisuince and Loans To Close An Estate Parts lots No. 36 and 37, in 11 Parts lots' Now 36-7:8 in 1§ "oon rts s "Ta s Storrington net v West % lot (1) in 8 Con. Leeds.. 100 ge 8 Clarence Street The following buildings are on the roperty--frame dwelling, 8 rooms, 8 barns, . henhouse, hog pens, two drive houses, machinery sheds, the land for dairy or grain or hay. The best of water, tw wells, also watered by Ri- deau River, besides running springs Convenient to Seeley's 'Bay. For full particulars apply to----- .D. A. CAYS 239 BAGOT STREET, KINGSTON, ONT. MERCHANDISE STOVES Wood Cooks, Coal and ood Ranges, Quebec's, Pugs and we b real cheap, J. Turk's PHONE 106 E==""BUSINKSS SERVICES W. KENT MACNEE INSURANCE BROKER Writing Fire, Life, Automobile, Ae Tame ® sickness, Plate tay sad { other lines of Insurance 13 BROCK ST 'PHONE S8iw. Heat With Coke and Pea Coal THE NEW WAY. SAVE 25% IN YOUR FUEL BILL GET STARTED TO-DAY. LET US TELL YOU ABOUT IT. James Swift & Co., Limited Foot oi jonnsen Oureet publicly subscribed. em -- BRINGING UP FATHER not carry the interest on bonds is- LH 3 3 children. Robt. J. Reid's. 33 3 8 Bu HM 3 3 Te AR * A \ ° oe WORN THAT : HAT UNTIL ™ BCk OF IT: IVE JUST OT AND DADDY. |. MUST HAVE Five DOLLARS FOR THE HAIR - DRESSER!