|News From Eastern Ontario Fo it INDANS HOSTILE mz: i] > real wild Indian to the scene. The utterances of the only _paleface TO THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC ON | speaker, Rev.°Alfred H. Greegan. rec. | 4 'THEIR RESERVATIONS tor of the Indian Anglican Church, ! «XI vil it were received with enthusiasm. Oct. 1. ¥ Bros. er : aR iu { Mohawks Deliver. Temperance Ad-] Those Indians who spoke in English | played at the Opera ey jan hans . . dresses At Deseronto--Rev. A. H. expressed themselves in a4 'manner ing and drew & Whistle Cords, Whistles. Spurs, {| o~ | that would do credit toa convention | "Spat drew a good house grey Me p. 9 OI The ride an, ~ Creggan Made Honorary Member) of representative Ontario citizens, ' Johns Church, ; | . ox t In charge of R lox, S | I + Shi C *N C | Of Council. The evening proceedings are of a| Loyola pe ooge other ¢ ox Sh g8INgs, irts, aps,* . 0. | Deseronto, Sept. 30.--The Indians S0Cial nature. There is dancing, but| largely attended each evening too, are against liquor. Yesterday it i= not ot the ancient warwhooy The annual meeting of the Thous. . was Temperance Day at the thirtieth | Variety. { is staged on a platform and Islands Gun Club was = Badges & Lanyards--White annual convention of the Council of | With the official caller off, and rules Tuesday evening and was an at:| 2 the tribes, and every delegate who | SHyueue are as strict as a society | tended. The following officers Spok condemned | s . . pe and Khaki | ert ue 2 ce Drorvws, | Dent o wilin! "fnee O visit our warcrocis for [il Xoumay uy many dit . Indian utter Ldian arose, wf in THE DISTRICT NEWS. | treasurer, E. P. 'Wright, The op inspection of a Fe yur. Piation, heir native Mohawk tongue deliver. S-- | presented * the retiring secretary-| : > rr Pi: 8 Gs own home or ed temperance ~ddresses. The inter.| Clipped From the Whig's Many, | treasurer, Charles A. Lewis, who is! makes. of Player Pianos: in the home of friends preter followed each, summarizing in Bright Exchanges. | leaving shortly for Galt, with a high | hue eventually, you English what he had said. W. J. Cairns, Ottawa, becomes dis- | 8rade anti-back lash reel, The pre- : h will purchose a The white' man was blamed for trict superintendent for the Bell |Séntation was made by the president, | fg Hl] Zman 0. - considerable of the downfall of the EB: P. Wright, 7 Telephone Co., at Brockville, 4. I, Wrig C Indian through .whiskey. It was ne N. T. Lowe, formerly of Dese- | Charles Roberts, of the firm of| . , eintzman 0. ra or S argued by all the speakers that the! ronto, died at Welland on Tuesday | Robeson and Roberts, bakers, who | dividing into two countries the a ein man by last, and the remains were brought | a8 been taking treatment for rheum- : Player-P (B | American war of independence could' home for burial. atism as St. Catharines for the past " ayer lano Ci il d Mili * . make no difference to the Indians, Mrs. Byron Brintnell, Deseronto, | Month, has returned home. . If you demand complete ivi an 1 itary i Lailors { They were still one race, despite any | gjed on Sept. 21st from a serious at- Miss Nina Middleton, trained Lindsa & Co satisfaction, this must be ' international boundary. tack of appendicitis. She was aged | Durse, who has been spending the . Ee at an ms 8, ! your choice. Satisfaction, EN forty-nine years. She was a Meth- eW months in Louisville, Ky, i Rev. Mr, COreegaii Honored. Y : oe not for a year or two years oo 4 odist. With friends, has returned home. H. i ; or three, but for a lifetime. www v v - One of the features of the proceed- The Arnprior Knitting Co., a new- | Thompson, Main street, has gone to - orm 0 - : : A demonstrat |] TTT | IngS Was the making of Rev. A. H ly organized industry, have nearly | Kitigston to attend Queen' s Uniyer needed tia] hu is ~ Creegan an honorary member of the twenty hands employed on a large or- | sity. Mrs, George Andress, Stone | ' or write for booklet. Council. Chief Thunderwater, the! der for military socks, and they will | street, spending the past month in| » head of the Council, made the pre-| be very busy nearly all winter. | Toronto with her daughter, Mrs. G e er oO e sentation of the badge. Rev. Mr.| The first student from Pakenham | H. Bowen, has returned home. Miss » ' Creegan, who has been here for thir-| school to enlist and leave for the fir- | Viola Craw. ford 'spending the past! Prices for Plaver : , | teen years, stated that the Indian|ing line was Percy Hunt, who left | {Wo months here with her parents, | rices fo layer as low Crawford Peaches, 11 qt. Baskets ..... - | soyld have a greater voice in the Tuesday. He was given a hearty | Mr. and Mrs. George L. Crawford, | as $495.00, with terms £25.00 Crawford Peaches, 6 qt. Baskets tc | Government of himself. He declared send-off by his friends and fellow [ First street, left yesterday to restime ash. £10.00 ! Blue and White Grapes . sc | that nine-tenths of the poverty and pupils, | her duties at Sellwood. cas 1, 7 2 month. Sweet Oranges . 1 Sc, '200, 30c and 40¢ a dozen shiftlessness on the Reserve was due The Renfrew Board of Education | The funeral of the late Hubert Grape Fruit , , 4 and 5 for 25¢| © drink. The Indian had been treat-| have invited Premier Hearst and | Wheeler was' held Yesterday after- Bananas ... 15¢ and 20¢ a dozen | ©d Well, but could have been treated | Hon. Dr. Pyne to be present at the | poon to Grace Church where Rev. ; aa : : . 314 PRINCES potions and conditions would have! commencement exercises > She of | Melvin Taylor conducted the service| § "URE You are invited to mspect een better had there been no in-| legiate-dnstitute, t¢' be held in De- | after which the remains were laid to > -- Je FP 3 J > S STREET. Phone 1405 temperance. rane | rest at Willow Bank Cemetery. to] our stock of 1 1anos, of the - Fruits delivered to all parts of the city. Felix Martin of the Oko Reserve,| The marriage of Miss Florence | shopmates from the plumbing de- J ) me above makes, ranging in Quebec, declared that their reserve Bates, daughter of W. G. Bates, and | partment of W, F. Martin acted as! 3 Sn | was oppressed. It had been the Frederick Stewart, of the *Govern- | pallbearers. FT - : = price, $250.00 to $550.00. white man's scheme, he declared, ment Geographical Department, ot- | - - - ---------- . -- er -- scatter the Indians. James oy tawa, took place Wednesday at Carle- RINK DAMAGED BY WIND. = © SO ' arto - Grand Councillor of Oka Reserve, ton Place. | -- W We are he adquarte 1s for put some of the blame on the In- The Lanark District of the Inde- | Walls of New Curing Rink Blown Vietor \ ietrolas, from $21 dians themselves. They had accept- | pendent Order of Oddfellows has | Down. G ; to $255 ed what had been offered to them. again been reorganized, Smith's Falls Smith's Falls, Oct. 1.--The new | \Y - 3 Sh ls a . eo ¥ | ------ Peter Popineau, Grand Councillor | and Merrickville lodges being added. | oyrling rink wihiich 18 in course of of St. Regis, Quebec, and Louis Solo- | This makes a district of six lodges, | constriction was among the build- = Sedd onveasy payments mon of St. Regis, N.Y., declared men | almost 1,000 members, and is very | ings which suffered from the big wind | - > ' . . could not live properly and drink. | compact. | tor 8 1 p | For the Finest Quality [p | Chief Thunderwater told of the prop-| Word has' been received of the |S.orm on Sunday. The building is | of brick about 200 feet long, and the | erty loss and loss through fines he- | death of James Affleck, sr., of Oban gs € walls were up almost to their .full | v Delivery to all parts. cause of drink. Ex-Chief' Samson | Station, Sask., formerly of Galbraith. | height. One end wall was finished, Green said he had made a vow when | Hé was well known in these parts, [62 feet in length, and that was all We are open till six o'clock every evening. Cleanliness a specialty. | a boy not to take a drink, and never | having been councillor for some years | | blown down, and about 70 feet of had. It would be a grand thing, he | and took an active interest in muni- | one side wall. stated,. to have a reserve of total ab- | cipal affajrs. | | | stainers. There were no resolutions, ---------------- | Drawn Into Machine. but the audience was in hearty ac- | | t cord with the speakers. BUILDING FINE HOME. Prescott, Oct. 1.---A painful acci- i paent habpencd to Ray Ward, a son SY uge== y | Party W ? -| of William Ward, milkman, when he A Picturesque Meeting. (Party Will Tucate at Resort For Sum | wus working at a conn ontting. me | The meeting was picturesque B | mer Season. | chine. By some means the sleeve of | the extreme. Several hundreds f Clayton, N.Y., Oct. 1.--Coupled | his jacket was caught in the rollers, | hl Indians gathered. Here and there | with the announcement that pros- {and his arm drawn into the machine, | yu { pects are bright for a large summer | the 'teeth penetrating his to Wrists, bia mip "4 | hotel here next season comes the defi- | Only for prompt action on the part ana | nite statement that a large summer stone Island, for a New York party. | ad | ¢ d Local contractors have Seen eked | | Recalled by Greece. | to furnish bids for material and the | | Sa ur a work 'of constructing a fine frame | Cornwall, Oct; 1. George Vrakas, a native of Macedon' his. been re- | : P. Q | called by his govérmment to serve building. The cement constriction | for foundation, etc, will be placed | ~We have in Sthe k a number of rental pianos, lifs country at the Dardanélles" "Mr. just Felina d from summer cottages. All gone over and | is fall X20 A work yi Vrakas has already seen two terms ] A the | building will be completed before the | In active service as a sub-lieutenant | PUt in best condition at prices that will interest the most Banki U t Sale of A C. Wi on er' | summer season begins next year, The | | ta the 1210, Division Jroek Ligh me | | careful buye PS, % ax Y, a g In enga a rng name of the builder has not been an- { the Macedonian troubles nounced, but local residents are jubi- ph Qin ------ -- lant over tle prospects of a better nl Not Come Up. i : | Deseronto, Oet. 1.--Councillor urnis ings / | Stainton could not get a seconder to | 9 Beath of Mrs. Woodruff. a mofion he offered in the council | Cape Vingent, N.Y., Oct. 1.--The | asking for a vols i! Herings wietliep ar PRINeESE STREET: M. 8S. Grace, Mgr. Mrs. R. Woodruff; | the taxpayers should pay the losses ! Raincoats and Suitings. Splendid opportunity for economical shoppers there |B | \I00\, OF (it iate Tioyd G. Woodralt, | in the conduct of the municival sas on Samay. ii ell occurred en: Tuesday. ~The: end | Plant, it 'mot being able to pay its came after a very brief illness. She | way. was a woman helpful in the commu- | 3 iF | nity and quietly and unostentatious- | {R [ly bestowed her charity in numerous day necia p ways and instances. Deceased was | born in 1842 at Watertown, N.Y, and | ~ had resided in Cape Vincent since ' 1870. Besidgs her two fuses. ' 5 's joe ; Mrs. Charles "S. Holcombe, of this MEN'S SUITINGS 500 Men's Negligee The well-known Arrow village, and Mrs. Chore. Rechen Shirts in beautiful pat- Collars, all stvles and berg, New York, she is survived by 90 pieces of beautiful ord shapes: sizes front 15 to two brothers. George H. Babcock and § : me - . She i Frank E. Babcock, Watertown, and | J Sloth je pe ¥S, Loss Reg. $1.25, Basiayint 17. U sually sold at 15¢.4 ; one sister, Mrs. Anson R. Flower, 'eS, also biue : ' Re { New Y . : ws. Your § Stock Price Y our choice.on Ssturday Key Tore ARS Maassssssanansssssanssnan nm . | of the men operating the cutter he Ta wr LE (| home is to be built at what is called | ywoyj1q undoubtedly have lost both | |§ | Buck Point, at the head of Grind- Fars, | . choice on Saturda y be § Reg. $2, BS.P. YL : Athens. Oct. 1.--The diamond: ju- withstanding some unfavorable cir- all-wool, in grey, brown which was to be desired, but the ser- proof coats; reg. price . ¥ order, and many expressions of ap- Saturday B.S.P. ..$8.95 Bi > DRESS SHIRTS } hundred people partook of the anni- ain ox _{ price $4.50. Your choice : Hoist. ERSEAS Al I ( nly year. you want to. pre on Saturday B.S.P.. day B.S,P., Homer. Roadheaver, the right handif ov BATT ONS. the A nA RA ; good assortment of Pen- 35 Men's 'Sweater §\ HOSIERY : | methods, and yet sometimes the rad- | makes. Your choice on § to $3.50. - Your choice { colors. Your choice on "I used to know a preacher whol Bf facta rer's cost. $1. 95 manufacturer' s cost. | every sermon. Sometimes he'd snore. Only a few more days for vour big sav ing of the Bankrupt Stock of A: 80 ad'not to wake the sleeper: i i ; Prstornce given to members of the "All up except the ove man. Bf a i Pay and' Subsistence from date of | preacher had kept his voice low, but! and black se rges. Reg. $1.50, B.S 3 Baptist Diamond Jubilee. low manufacturer's cost, | - fff iiee autiversary Of the amrmn Hor | SWEATERS, NECKWEAR ov Sept cine : 35 Men's Heavy wi oi . |p cumstances, was quite a decided suc- EN 5 RAINCOATS. Weight Sweater Coats. 350 beautiful Silk |p cess. The extremely inclement wea- 20 guaranteed water- Ties, in all shades Your |p ther prevented the large attendance : Ghioje 'e on Saturday. B.S. y mons preached by Rev. W. E. Nor- and maroon; reg. price : iF $18. Your choice on : ps 50 Your ET on P: at . ..One Half Price ton, D.D., Toronto, were of a high Saturday B: S. P. ..$9 a | preciation were heard. A AA A AA A ein | On Monday evening, about two 45 "Men's Sweater 4 ¢ hich was richly va- UNDERWEAR. .t Co b in all shades; reg. AND DRESS VESTS A Supe This is the time of Your choice on Satur- pare-for the winter with : $2.75 One Half Price 1 of Billy Sunday; said one day in Pat- AW ear Xo have ¢ . . 4 - erson: HB ' ni ; underwear. We have a | ama believer in radical pulpiti] Highest Type: of Recruits will be man's and also 'other | Coats, 1 ranging from $3. In black and faney i is heist, as the saying is, by his) M Saturday below manu- { on Saturday BSP, Saturday B.S.P. below | Tore Houled oy IE roan: | { nti our training under KINGSTON 1 Et orridRs and. with KINGSTON em mmm ie A A | '"The preacher, a radical, said' one! i 5 id hot Sunday morning in a low vote, | I [ n "An who want to go to heaven, | . 2 . " C. Waggoner. So come" Saturday. : : ; | stand he " 14th 2 "Now, who want to go to the | i i | other piace'--up to this int the} , enlistment. k i % 5 a : o 4 . | now he rapped out at the top of Ma, | 5 . N . é | Pres the words -- 'stand up!' - k | a | | "Up like a shot leapt the sleeper. | { . am | He looked round the church in aff © : ® 9 | dated way. Then he gave a quiet § 8 hy LR | smite and wid: "] lads: R. ae 47 Wei, parson, I dunue 'whist the Bagot and Barrack Sts. votin's about, but you and me seem Wallen Balti . : . ! hs ta be in the minbrity,' "--New York ; : American.