¥ " TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1925. -- THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG % The Whig's Classified Page Is a Public Forym and a True Market Place -- The James D Ol 3 254 and 256 PRINCESS STREET 'Phone 147 for Ambulance ROBERT J. REID The Leading "Phone 577. 280 Princess Street M. P. KEYES FUNERAL, HOME: 49° COLBORNE STREET AMBULANCE 'PHONE 1880, LETTERS To The Editor An Appreciation. The Editor, Daily British Whig: It is the wish of the executive com- mittee of the National Council of 'Women of Canada that I forward to you our deep appreciation of the courtesy and generosity you extend- od to us in the reports you gave to the general public of the work under- taken during our meetings. The sympathetic understanding of the press is a great boon and stimulus to our work. Yours truly, ~--LYDIA M. PARSONS, Corresponding Secretary. Toronto, Nov. 23, - TWELVE CANADIANS EMPLOYED AT GENEVA Winnipeg Man Latest Ap- pointee to International Labor Office. London, Nov. 24.--The appoint ment of Graham Spry, an Oxford graduate from Winnipeg, to a posi- tion In the Public Attorney's De- partment of the International Labor Office, brings the total of, Canadians connected: with = the = League and Labor Bureau to at least twelve. Two Canadians have been in the League since its inception, the most prominent being Sir Herbert Ames. Mr. Spry is the third Canadian to vecelvé an appointment with the League in the past two months. Te others are Miss Elsa Henderson, Winnipeg, who has charge of Canadian affairs in tde information on, and Professor Mackeastman of the University of Vancouver, who is in the Statistical Department of the Labor Office. 'With her unusually large propor: tion of nationals serving the Leagus, Senator Raoul Dandurand as president of the Assembly, Canada has played an exceedingly import- ant part in the organization in the past year. The Dominion is also the only member of the British Commonwealth, except Ireland, which has a permanent representa- tive stationed at Geneva to act as accredited envoy. CANADA TO BE REPRESENTED. At the 'International Agricultural : 'Show in Ottawa, Nov. 24.--When the In- tefnational Live Stock Bxposition and Hay and Grain Show opens at Chicago oon Saturday, November 28th, the farmers of Canada will be g largely represented in com- petition With the best that exhibi- tors from the United States can pro- duce, Last year Canadian exhibitors | swept the boards in the Hay and Mn 'Show and also won some of coveted blue ribbons for The Britsh Hiky CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING All ads, are restricted to their proper classification, and 2 the regalar Daily Whig style of type. 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Telephoge 243; ssk for a want ad tak: p he Lost and Found 1 AUTOMOBILE RADIATOR HOOD Front portion, lost ,on Friday even- ing. Finder please return to 47 Lower William Street. BAR PIN -- Found, on Alfred Street. Owner may have same by calling at 372 Alfred Street or phone 1703-w. BROOCH--Found, Sunday night, © on Alfred Street. Qwner may have same by calling at 587 Princess Street. FOUR BLACK AND WHITE CALVES Strayed on p ises of W. J, McKen- dry, Giemburn¥e. Owner may have same by paying damages. GOLD WRIST WATCH-=Lost, on Mon- day morning, on Clergy or Johnson Sirees or In St. George's cathedral. Finder please return to tne Whig Qf- fice and receive a reward. HOUND---Beef Lake district. Initial B. L. right side, H. McInnis, Metcalfe, on collar. Mostly white, black spot on root of tall, black head and tan. Come munitate H. Mcinnis, 286 Elgin Street, tawa., Nou ARE GUIDED BY TAURUG = AMD Nou GHOULY BEWARE OF 1 GEE AN EMERALD NOUR HEAD, «~~ tT 1g A MARNING "THAT NOUR FIPTIETH VEAR OUR BOARDING HOUSE TMETENTH CYCLE | ~n AURA HOVERING ABOVE WiLL BE FATAL, UNLESS Nou CUT NOUR APPETHE VOR EATING, Id HALF! ey GAUGH an WW gTaRT RIGHT AWAY BN CHECKING -™ Fe LUMP OF SUGAR IN MV JAVA I. I'M ALWAVG "THE TABLE! Bering ole TELLS WiLL BE FOR TH BENEFT OF -T' HouGE!'e 1 WAG "TOLD To BEMARE oF "nr S0 I PUTTR JUMP ol "WB "00 MUCH! MONDERFUL, wl MADAME SULTANZA! BY AHERN, _ " I "TH MRS. WoovLE HAG PUT HER SO0LOMON "TO Vel cam OWE GAM PACKWG A GR\R 1 BILL, = I'M A MONTH BEWIND FOR FINDING MG VEST BUTIONG UNDER LIKE A FRAME UP = Agents Wan Rea! Estate For Rent Houses 9 HOUND--Lost, large, black and tan, 4 miles north Northbrook; west side of Perry Road. Finder please notify WwW. A. Barr, Wolfe Island. KEY-- Found, on Friday, in front of Whig Office. Owner may have same at Whig Office. OVERCOAT Brown Tweed, Jost be- tween West and Princess Streets. Finder please phone Roscoe Gardiner, 1300 r il or leave at Whig Office. i -------------- ete FURPLE SILK SCARF--Found in Zion church, at the Thanksgiving dinner last week. Owner may have same by calling at the Manse, 106 Pine Street. PARCELS-~That were left in wrong Oar jn front of Custom House on Sat- u morning may be had at 56 Pat- rick Street. PAID COLLECTION BOOK---From Pub. lie Library, "St. Martin's Summer," found at corner Clarence and Ontario Streets. Owner may have same at C. FP. R. station. SHORT PEARL NECKLACE--With em- eraid v lost, on Saturday night on Bagot, Wellington or Johnson Rtreets, sieward if lest at 170 Princess Street. SMALL SUM oF MONEY «-- Found in Anderson's store, Owner may have Same by calling at 391 Johnson Street. TURKEYS--Strayed on the premises of Ralph Sleeth, Battersea, Ont, may have same by proving property and paying expenses. TWO HOUND DOGS---Lost at Ompah, one tan and white named Jack, and black and white named Minto. Please Salesman Wanted We require the services of a 3 Salesman to sell Palmolive Soap and our other lines to the retail trade in this vicinity, Only men able to produce and capable of intensive detail work need ap- ply. Salary and commission with expenses when travelling outside of headquarter's town. Apply with tull particulars to: The Palmolive Company LIMITED, TORONTO 8, ONTARIO. Positions Wanted ¢ WANTED --- Furnaces to attend to, washing windows and putting on storm windows, and all kinds of odd Jobs. Have good experience and ref sonable prices. Apply by letter or edll at 212% Earl street. H. Kelly, LS Real Estate For Rent IE TEI Apartments 7 Flats notify Robert Drew, Mountain Grove. Live Stock 1a PEAKIN AND RUBAN DUCKS-- Emb- fan Ceese, Apply P. J. Brown, Wolfe TWO BLACK COCKER PUPPIES -- 3 Brown Water Spaniel P les, three sable colored collie Puppies, also Jogs . Muller's Kennells, 871-373 King street. Phone 1961-w. Help Wanted Male Help Wanted 2 WANTED, 20 MEN--To | trade. $6 first year, $9 second year. Write sort full particulass. United Trades Asso Slaton, 81 King Street West, Toronto, nt. Female Help Wanted 3 NURSES--Opportunity to enter ac- credited Sohool of Nursing; hospital of 150 new add new equip ment. or information, write Ken- Hospital School of Nursing, 529 CAgo Street, Kenosha, Wis. RELIABLE WOMAN--To work on farm for winter months. No out-of-door work required Also no objection to a small ch oie. ne i, ented. Ap- Positions Wanted ° TR Samosa SL Stes 7 lady. Apply Box T-24, Whig Office. APARTMENT, SIX ROOMS-- To let ~-- heated, gas, elecrtic light. 223 Kin, Street; on view from two six. Ready 1st December. TRUOMED APARTMENT Very rea- - sonable rent. Apply at Marshall's Grocery Store, corner Barrie and Wil. Ham streets. NINE ROOMED HOUSE~~Very centrally locdted. Furnace, elecirie, three piece bath and all other improvements. $2800. Apply 97 Wellington Street or phone 995. TWO APARTMENTS--Of 3 and 4 rooms, partly furnished for lignt housekeep-~ ing; sulcable for family of two. Newly decorated. Apply 236 Barrie Street. Business aces » LARGH STORE--$8¢ Princess street, double front, rear entrance with six- room dwelli over store. Apply IL Cohen & » Tio street. OP---And three rosin Above. Apply to Staphanson, oemaker's Sno; 303 Wontar B.reet. 20 Houses 0 OUSE~To rent, 325 Earl Tn pl Sl e Salleglate. Aroly ie Ear] Street, , e 1013-m. HOUSE~No. '35 P ooms and BB a At: first class condi Cunt enh ent i fe HOUSE--On Montrea] street. F. Normen, 69 Patrick Street PP Roik 8. Gomer and daughter escaped to v 'with minor injuries when auto plung: rsery, | od down forty-foot embankment at Windsor, Ont. HOUSE--Corner Colborne and Syden- ham streets, § rooms, 259 Rideau St. 7 rooms; 61 Queen street, § rooms; all improvements each. Apply 185 Queen Btreet. 'Phone 988-w. $20.00--560 Princess Street, 1 minute from cars; 6 rooms and bath, attic and cellar, electric and gas. Apply at NEW HOUSE~-Birch Avenue, Just com- pleted; 7 rooms; and one new house, Ellerbeck Avenue, just completed; 7 rooms. Apply to KE. BE. Wathen, 127 SON Stree. | Nelas Rooms 10 FURNISHED ROOM--Suitable for one or {wa gentlemen. Apply 110 Clar. ence Street. FURNISHED ROOMS -- Warm, oom- forable, hot and cold running water, in each room. § Johnson Street. 'Phone 997-J. : TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS -- In 'n, new dwelling, ar car line. Also garage to rent. one 2293-w. TWO OR THREN ROOMS Furnished or jartly furnished, for Mght housekeep- fg, hot waier heating, gas and elec- tricity. In good locality. 'Phone 457-F. Wanted To Rent 11 STORAGE-For motor boat, medium Size. Phone 1731M and 508, 12 f 146 acres, about one Roi h, School and cheese i; plenty of water; good sugar nocd bulldings. Wiil sell at a pply to erbeck, M Ont. FARM--200 acres in Barrie, adjoining Ore Chimney Mining property, Cheap to quick buyer. Mrs. C. Mar e, Nap- anée, Ont. Box 466. -- x fli. nown as the Lucas farm, Richard Bil hy FARM .. Good buildings, und finished; all od land. Lot r sell cheap. Apply H. Eves, Simcoe 1s- land. $6,700--Farm, 136 acres, 4 miles from $i on York Road, 10 roomed ns, silo, drive house, running Water, ploughing done. Good sugar bush. ers. and to let, I , ouses for sale 0 loss. Insurance. T. O'CONNOR, 381 Princess Street. 'Phone 1189-7, Houses J. EC INGHAM Insuran. ad 7" Cikrence . CK HOUSE-Ciose ueen's Uni- BRICK Five Bedroom. © ean "soni: rooms. e. Bice 31.00.00. In Agent, Clarenee ot, Also lots in Ports- located hich would ma lendid BE Wh od mars Sp 14 & because of ill health, Will] 'v Onliins Bay, furnished or Tee i our, 97 Prat : 104 or 1805.4. Articles For Sale Miscellaneous DINING ROOM FURNITURE -- Three iron beds with springs, one kitchen range and one Quebec Heater, wich 8rates and pipes. Apply to 651 Prin- cess btreet. ees Sees FIREPLACE FENDERS -- Screens, £ards of all kinds at Partridge Wire orks. Plating in Silver, Nickel, Copper. 'Phone 330. King St. W, 15 FURNITURE-~ Antique and modern furniture s>ld and bought. . Cram- er, 507 Princess Street, sJaccessory to Leases Antique Shop. BEAUTIFUL NEW DINING RooM SUITE--Sclid quarter-cut oak' Lea- irs. A bargain for Apply 376 Alfred St. ther seated cha Suiek purchaser. 'Phone $91. IT WILL PAY YOU--To come and see our stock before buying anywhere else. Bargains in Army Breeches, Leggings, Horse Blankets; all kinds of Rubber tS, A. Shapiro, 45 Princess St. ONE DROP CENTRE BREAD WAGON --(New). Apply BE. E. Wathen, 121 Nelson street. 'Phone 1391-J. PERSIAN LAMB COAT -- Size 40, mm g00d condition. Owner wishes to sell as it is too small. Apply to Box P-i8, Whig Office. REGULAR $35.00 OVERCOATS--- For one week, $20.00 to $25.00; extra good Value. Usuai easy terms. Phone 2208-w. J. G. Patterson, 130 Johnston street. REFRIGERATORS Four Eureka Re- frigerators, 3 fi. 6" wide by 4 ft. §" eep, § feet high; inside measurement. lightly used. 'Will sell separately. ARPlY E. E. Wathen, 127 Nelson St 'Phone 1391-J. RAINCOATS, OVERCOATS--From $15: newest patterns; best value in Canada, with easy terms of payment; guaran- teed fit. 'Phone 2306-w. J. G. Patter sun, 120 Johnston Street. SET OF SURVEYOR'S INSTRUMENTS For sale. Apply to Walkem & Walkem, 93 Clarence Street. SHOE REPAIRING OUTFIT--Apply to J. C. Davis, 108 Nelson street. Tele- phone 1814-F. ITE NEWSPRINT---500 sheets for table for wrapping purposes or household use. 6%" x 23, Apply British Whig. WATERPROOF--Waggon and Horse Vers. Everything in canvas, ete, Frank W. Cooke. 'Phone 436. Radio and Musical MARCONI 11, RADIO ~Complete, with valves, aerial and 1 set ear phones. This Instrument has two stages of ampl tion. Price $95.50. Easy terms arranged. C. W. Lindsay Limit- ed, 121 Princess Street. Fuel and Feed 1s HARDWOOD--33.50 and 3.75 rd; 6d wood $2.75 adi $3 Hiab $0, in - t ro: and drovsed. ber, "Sawdust 'sold Snsap. wong 48d up. 80 . Conceseion street. Telephors 37635." PEAT FU open fire grates, fur- haces, cook stov heaters, ARS mixin, wi coal Half ion makes lond, $8. uart 5 Poa Tara Cone Fave pron $3.25. Spite 25. Hard 17 8.00 ton; quarter ton ihe furnaces, § 9 tor p fr SWAIN'S WOOD YARD--Dry A-1 hard-| ALL LINES--Of Fire Insurance, Autos wood; No. 1 mixed wood slabs, $300. mobile, Sickness and Accident; rel Big load. 'Phone 2516-w. able companies. 'Phone or call BW ty tem mteien. _ - Lams, I Couper street. ' | FIRE-sAutomobile and Casualty Insu ance. 16 ¢ Urumiley, 430 Earl street. 'Phone 1758-M. INSURANCE--Only the most reliable companies represented. Strange & Strange, established in 1860 Office: 85 Clarence Street, opposite Fost Ofioe. ERNIE D. SLITER--Insurance Broker, all branches uf insurance in old | Cumipanies of highest financial s ing. 1 SIRE street East. 'Phones 1121. A Wanted To Uuy 19 STORE FIXTURES---Wanted, Shelving, Counters, Show-Cases, Scales, Cash! Register, Safe, etc. Sos Tmo W. ROBERTSON Tailor, Pressing, Repairing; your nade up. Samples in stock. and up. 273 Bagot street. Professional DRUGLESY PRACTITIONER -- W. cean Sisora tadt Larris. a a qsts. Choice stock of Wall Paper ments, electric treatment and i amples carried. 'Phone 1966. huassage. X-ray service. 1-6 ASHES--Cleaned out of cellars and i Hours: $-12 a.m. p.m. Evenings by appointment. Office tele yards, clean job done. A. MacGregor, %4 Russell Street, 'Phouae 2256. phone ¥22-J. Residence 'phone 957-J. LUCY--Geo. F. and Jennie A., Chiro-| PAPER HANGING---High class worl prices right. - Painting also done, ractors, Registered Nurse, 30g Bagot Rowley. 'Phone 1352-9, treet. 'Phone #6i-w. Hours y-13, - STORAGE--Dead storage for dh 1-5, 6-7.30. Consultation free. CUNNINGHAM ply 538 Frontenac Street. Cleaning, own clota $20.00 21 A | ANDERSON, A. --Painter and Deco or. Estimates given on large or small & SMITH -. Bar:isters and Solicitors, 79 Clarence Street, Kingston . A. B. Cungingham, KC, Cyril M, Smith, DAY AND REVELLE---Barristers and Solicitors. 6» Clarence Street, King- ston. A. E. Day, Adrian lL. Revelie Mortgages arranged. 'Phone 205. HODGINS, Ww, C--Barrister, Solicitor, and Notary Public. Office: 38 Clarence Strgets Over C.P.K. Telegraphs., Tele photie 1980. Money to loan. REYNOLDS, J. C.--Barrister and Solel or, 81 Brock Street. Mortgages ar- ranged on city and farm property. 'Phone 2609. 260-w, STORAGE-- For furniture, airy rooms and spaces; your own and key. Frosts City Storage, 298. 305 Queen St. 'Puone 326. Res. J8hah Expert Piano Tuning. Player-Plano Adjusting. 'Phone 1544. C. W. LINDSAY, LIMITED UPHOLSTERING--And general repalps ihe. Leave orders at or drop a card to F. Ww. Harold, 104 Clergy Street. 'Phone 189¢-J. SIGN PAINTING--J. §. Robinson, rear 276 Bagot Street UPHOLSTERING--Now or used furnle. ture; Work guaranteed. Call or drop card, + J. Gavine, 16 Bagot street, Kingston. Jo : WELL DRILLING w- Wells drilied by Sclentific methods, clean, SHEA---Ambrose, B.A, Barrister and Sollcitor. Law Ofmtice, corner of King and Bro over Royal bank. Money to loan. 'Phone 1994. = TTR Instruction Ala PAISY JOHNSON--A T.C.M., teacher 3 olin and Piano. Special meth or r a >, oung children. Pupils prepared for toter Susrancens, oronto Conservatory examinations. E. D. Shang ; Studio: 307 Collingwood Street, near| eo Johnson. Telephone 3339-w. Sere TH Sanitary Water modern machinery; expert wor, 3 : Ror full informus e F. J. Garrisol olebrook, Ont. ™~ : ___Automoblies Personal 2 Automobiles For Sale 20 HAIR AND SKIN TROUBLES---Consult J. H. Windsor, 79 Princess Street. SKIN BLEMISHES .-- Warts, Birthmarks, Scars, Plts, ete, FOR SALE alr, Moles, Skin Cancers, removed permanent. Hudson Touring Car ly. Satisfactory Glasses fitted and 7 PASSENGER 1923 MODEL furnished after others have failed. Goltre cured without operation. 38 The CENTRAL GARAGE, Ltd, years' experience. imer J. X skin, 8 'PHONE 600 ye, Ear, Nose, Throat, s Bagot Street. Phone 301w. Hou eo use 1135) Fancy Work Classiflea Display PICOT - EDGING Hemstitching, toning: Bn Staarontend, . . 363 Barrie Street, near nee: Btreet. 'Phone 2433 J * Ladies' "Hair Parlor 24 ALL FIRST CLASS HAIR WORK MADE TO ORDEK --Ladies' Transfor- mations, bobbed curls, Switches, pooing, singeing, curl 8' - dren's alr Suttle. Mrs. Cun- a am, a, reet, Ki. 3 Telephons 3909. Hgatan 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 Btreet. or ap- pointment 'phone 2016. PERMANENT WAVING The only wave you can shampoo and at da ves, INSURANCE BROKER Writing Fire, Life, Automobile, Ags cident, Sickness, Plate Glasg and other lines of Insurance, 83 BROCK ST. 'PHONE 585-w, COOK STOVES I ---- REAL GOOD ONES AT VERY LOW PRICES. Also a full line of FURNITURE, Everything reasonable, Turk's Store | 'PHONE 705, am - th Just like Merrie oo a nicuring, assaging, alr UL; and all the latest styles in Hair ating A. B. KINGSBURY, 2309 Princess Street. 'Phone 2015-2. ors hla ttre Spanish dictator, Riviera, declares foreigners in Rifian area will be treated as spies. Grand Master of Italy's Free Masons has ordered dissolution of all Masonic lodges. London's flappers have adopted the practice of removing their hats iin restaurants. impro hatural curly hair, Shampooing, Mayor of Quebec has been asséss- ed $5,000 as his share of the munici- pal enquiry costs. ns The Following Article Appeared in the Buffalo Evening News of November 17th, 1925.: Users of Anthracite Substitutes in Buffalo are expressing con- siderable surprise over unexpected ease with which they have been able to make the shift from one kind of fuel to another. Also most of them are finding that they actually like Coke. 3 "My house has been more comfortable since I have changed from anthracite to coke than it was when I was burning hard coal," said one new-fuel adventurer. "It is particularly noticeable in the matter of getting the house warmed up in the morning. Under the old fuel very little change could be felt in the house for an hourdafter the drafts were turned on in the morning. Now we are breakfasting in a comfortable temperature in about that time." "My ash barrels are a revelation to me of the amount of waste I was paying for in the hard coal, so called, I used to burn," said another new coke user. "'At this time of the year I had at least a can and a half of ashes each week--and they were heavy at that, In the real cold weather I would have two and a half each week, some~ | times three. "80 fat this season I have had only about one can full of ashes in seven days--and they are materially lighter, can for can. In bulk' 1 am getting about two-thirds as much ash as I.did when I was burn. | ing anthracite and, while I have not weighed them, I figured I am only getting about half as much fn weight." i 3 -' "These are just some sample expressions of opinfon from a good many heard in regard to Coke. o .% James Swift & Co., Limited | Foot of Johnson Street. 'Phone 135.