: PAGE SIX ens Are Determined to Prevent Muitisirtor's S 1. | Notice to Creditors Eastern Ontario. News Pe TE TS Te You : untry. 7. 1 day night and Saturday following the instructions of the medical health of- | : DIS : " IWS FROM THE DISTRICT. In the Estate of William | ; t NEWS FROM TH ficer that the thromt should be sprayed | Fully twenty per cent. ofthe papu- Smi an . Whig's Many | frequently with a weak solution' oflation of Belgium is consumptive. The! ih Jrel g Deceased, | GANANOQUE UPped right Exc ' ' permangdnate of potash as'a precau- ravages of the white plague are par- ig edd te f WA Haar ) Bright Exchanges. ua, late of oe Hien t To re In the death of Giilespie Sayers at [tion against Spamish influenza. The ticularly noticeable among the chil- any at Na aE five, aes Edt y the ripe age of ninety years and potasisum permanganate is de, in dren, and it is here that the Belgian 1014 "ond al ne Sith day ms} (From Oui Own Correspondent) . | gleven months, the county of Prince jgreat demand. and it is appaten Shae Relief Fund is carrying on one of its against or entitled to share 5- Oct. 5--Frederick Fletcher, presi- Edward has lost one of its oldest in. Kings tonians are determine te - works of inestimable worth, Recog- tate, are hereby notified 1 y | dent of the local branch of the Great fpapitants. Shei utmost to preven: an epi I izing that jubereulosis follows close- post prepadd, or otherwise p War Veterans' Association, was noti- . h y in the cit Several new cases w y in the path of malnutrit he Re- Association, ¢ , at Plattsbur y ion, the Re the undersigned Amine h daw. ofl fied yesterday that his son, Pte. Fred- N. a Be S$. MacDonald, IE reported on Friday night, -but ®-is.an-thef Fund, direttly and through the October, 1d1%, their Carta : erick Fletcher, jr; was wounded seri: merly of 'Wellington, was united Ia ticipated that wih Yersaustie Pr a Shatities Feplying upon it for name, addresses and descript! yi ad ously in action re y, and had been Barb tions anv tendency towards 'an €pi- | financia support, 1s making particu- "full particulars of their clauns, ac-| : marriage to Miss Mary eh demi ay be checked lar effort 1 d In r is, Ace admitted to | tal for treatment for he I R. Barber. emic may be checked. ar efforts to provide adequate nour- |} Owin to the revalen £ Span: unts. or interests and the natura of daughter of t ate ;shment for debilitated children. The [Ji g Pp e ceo the securities, if any, hell hy them. | gunshot wo n the abdomen. h me of Mr. and Mrs, John | Immediately after the said 0th day of| = On Thur ening the registras | yno® joe Of HE BO ene of a| INVESTED BY THE KING fives of thousands upon thousands of |i ish influenza in the city, and the ne- October, 1918, the assets of the said ge. tion roll for = snts for either the { . 3 di Sept. 25th, - i children have been saved in this way, ceased will' be distributed amongst | | i i he | Yerp pretty wedding on Sep : ia Tht 'the 'work. is_daily more: and cessity . of guarding against its those extitled Sa Share in the estate of {10d Raa or commercia : Sourse a 1p8 when theizsppungest daughter, Clar- cpt - -- hampered bl lack of Yund while ah | re. d, it trongl ur ed tha th L ecease WAVIDE regard mly nigh classes connection wi eC arria t A. sia He -------- - oe £3 S, ac | abel, was united in m ge 1o . day more and more assistance is re- {y sp ad, it is 5 y g t the to clafine or Interests of which the in. local High School, was opened. and ; ] 5 2 0 s s0 of Milford, i Vv dersigned Administrator shail (hen have Burton Head, also o quired. citizens avoid public notice and all oth TA he met with an encouraging response js announced o 4 from the said - tate ve sxaluged from the young people of the town. | J The Sufagemment ee Every day there arise fruitful Sources : so oTED at Toronto tis 25th Jay of| The fire brigade has arranged to Bay Poy AW. 'Svence Poterbors. $ ; of additional need for endeavors that Hi and as the disease i 18 transmitted by ember, ) big assem} n { 5 : ' ' n - iH D. A. CAMERON, hold in 'the A de fiitows ¢ Te | | M & ae ent, clea: sus of 1 P NooRed. a pice Rn Tee hl | sécr etions fr om the nose, thr oat and 21 King Street West, Toronio, Ont.| Thanksgiving night, the proceeds of | ®.an 18. He Ae : § 4 i" the Belgian Relief Fund is again ask- [Ji . ron: bes the frequen | the miarriage to take place quietly L ing the people for generosity. It asks b chial tu 3 t use of Administrator. wijich are for the purchase of bread the middle of October a f 3 , = k spra l ER £ or local prisoners of war in Ger- | 1 he 3 1 ti f ik 5 it, above all, in the name of the mil- a y er gargie, consisting of per- A mi BEY Shs past vask Sila Hale. faa de, annual eae a : " Son thildren ho Jepend upon the in manganate potash, of a strength Pine street. disposed of the old Amer- tion held at Brockville the following life itself, : i one part to two thousand of water is officers were elected for the ensuing Contributions should be sent to the ican hotel property to Frederick - Gray, who, it is understood, purposes year: President, Dr, Featherston, jocal branch of the Belgian Relief |} rec ~ fitting it up for a garage. Prescott. vice-president, Dr. Bieter, Fund or to, the central committee at {| : Miss Kathleen O'Brien, of the office Kemptville; sacretary-treasurer, Dr. A 59 -St. Peter street, Montreal, Que. Hf g staff of the Gananoque Journal, was|G. C. Kidd, Brockville, 3 Safe trinsmisison of moneys to Bel- |} taken to Hotel Dieu. Kingston, dur- es Ea Tw ¢ 3 gium is guaranteed by the chairman [Jj ing the past few days and operated FIVE INFLUENZA DEATHS, ? of the Relief Fund and by the neu- {ii A. R. B. WILLIAMSON, M.D., . - on for appendicitis ---- : tral ;protecting ministers of Brussels. |i R. 3, Reid will reward Ernest Kelsey. John street, is spend | Schools and Shell Fuctory Are Order- ---- i i . | Medical Health Officer. ing a two weeks' vacation with friends g . any person giving infor-| i St. Catlisrines and Peiereoro. Mra. Renfrew, Oct. 4.--The schools of For Pall and Winter. Prevost, Brock Street, has a grea. William Bews and daughter, Miss Nel- | Renfrew were ordered closed yester- : mation leading to the re- lie Bows, have ne rorSy racuse, N.Y, | day, owing to the alarming spread of if [assortment of Ready-Made clothing, influenza. The shell factory has been and a splendid assortment of Cent's COV of =| where they will spend the winter Za. ] ery his Mc Laugh e y f € closed and the work of several large Furnishings. His Srder clothing de r was never better assorte: months, ; : lin D45 six cylinder Car,{ Mrs. Cecil N. Palmer, of Brock- |industries has been seriously affected. {Major AV. C. Hyde, DSO. invested i i So far five deaths are said to be trace-| Sept. 4th, 1818, 'with new goods, it will pay you to ville, spent yesterday in town the : : serially numbered 19242 guest of her grandmother. Mrs. Flora | able to. the epidemic, THE WORLD'S NEWS examine his stock before buying. Go To Robinson and Bullis, King street. ~ Miss Sadie Gor- ------------------ and licens e numbered; don, King Street, left recently for On A Brief Visit, IN BRIEF FORM! One of the home-seekers who will ! 26785 with the mMOono-| Mitchell, where she will spend the Belleville, Oct. 5.--Col. John - read your advertisement is the logl- Wiltshire's Garage RJR winter with her sister, Mrs. 'E. E.|Clarke, M.D., visited his mother, Mrs, Tidi F 2 Al Over Toid In cal prospective buyer of your pro- gram . on the front Lewthwaite. { Thomas Clarke, who resides at Fox- ngs From perty. Make your ad. clear and fact- Fer Repair Work of All Kinds. doors 'and with b S-------- | boro. - The colonel has returned a Pithy and Pointed ful. Vulcantsing ~ Cars Washed a Drass Died at Hartington, from France to join the Canadian Way. We sell yassline, otis, tires and plate four inches square Hartington, Oct. 1.--At an early | contingent for Siberia, being appoint- Oven Day and Night. hour Saturday, Sept. 21st, Welling- | eq on the medical staff. Col. Clarke Bohemia will shortly issue a pro- Workmanship Guaranteed under the clutch. ton Jeffrey passed away at thé fam-| joined the first Canadian contingent|clamation of independence Li 3 ! i ns, : 2394 Bagot Street by lly residence, Hartington. The de-|and went overseas as chief medical] Ay Hamilton, R. L. Gunn, secretary ceased was born about a quarter of | advisor. .He established in France| of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Can- CANADA I a mile fromthe homestead and 1v- bine first Canadian hospital, and has , : 9 ada, died on Friday, at the age of| . HEE Hi ed in the vicinity all his life. He [heen in that country for the past sixty-two yers. 3 MAIL CONTRACT 153 Frontenae St. Phone 1417 A BO nay years, shi five three years. ' He is a son of the late] Further regulations, designed to p JEALED TENDERS, addressed to the FORTS ago 8 Jura Thomas Clarke, Foxboro, and a nep-| conserve the supply of gasoline in| Postmaster General wil be x and continued at this until five "Poa . v > : : 2 ceived at Ottaww. until noon, on - Lake Ontario Trout ||months ago, when ne was stricken how of casts es Mang ts o Cautda have: dis undarstond, been Friday, the 20th Nae AT AERATOR EE At the with high blood pressure and. , i ¥ ] : . t ; strat Our. Yours, - A Re . en 3 ing overseas he was practising phys-| The Toronto telephone girls are to wm pre gio Th rh ihe routs ard ' , Golden Lion Grocery - Sri ® hovage. and arog away ielan in. Toronto. receive increases. They submitted | gyral Mail Route No. 3, from the Ist He s of a pleasant temperament I figures to show that it costs $16.35 a | April next. ] ] was P easa. Pp e Town Would Settle. week for a telephone girl to live in Printed notices containing further 4 and made many friends. The late ate TE Ve information as to conditions of pro Mr. Jeffrey wag a Methodist in re- Perth, Oct. 3.--A writ for dam-|the Queen city. posed Contract may be seen and blamk ages has been issued against the Ten years' imprisonment: was the |forms of Tender may be obtained at Maton. le, funeral, Bae Hart. | town by Tiiomas McGowan, a -resi-}gentence passed and promulgated on | the Post Offices of Arden, Mountain Best quality Cannell ington Methodist church on -Mon- |3€0% In connection with the death) pte George Henry Vanloon, of the | Gov: long Lake and at the office of of his son by electrocution at the| ang Depot Battalion, Toronto, who | POST OFFICE I SPECTOR'S orricr, | coal for open grates and day, Mr. Stewart conducting the town park recently, in which negli Spot s o hy > i oR IN 4 "TOR » , afte ich th dy wag | OW A ; "| was trie a general court-martial. ESN, Tolan, - EE eon he POLY agence of town officials is charged. | "een oy & & toy el 8 iL RRic E.. domestic use. interred in the family plot in Har- [SC = | Th& town solicitor has been instruct- No. 8.3246, - rowsmith cemetery. Left to mourh "| three from Ontario, and 80eial WOTK- | mam mmminimn sini Iso are: a wife, three daughters, fours ol to Som uicute Wisk Mr. Me-| arg mre going on # six months' lectur- a A select lump soft "= |sons, at home, a sister at Harting- pwansg 50 Shae w ih oe view is ing tour among Canadian soldiers in coal for all purposes. ton, another sister at Parham, a | BITRE EA se Sinen e own ©" | the camps of Great Britain and brother at Moscow and two brothers | "8 Willing to make recompensation. | go, joa . " FOR CHOICE at Reynoldston. : Ninety per cent. of the crops of - Belleville Soldier Dies, Northern Ontario are still in the GROCERIES Barriefield Briefs. Belleville, ot. er Wilfrid | fields, and the situation is quite seri- ; v thanksgiving services will be held at . i- | most continuous rain, are the cause io icing te FRUITS AND St. Mark's church, Oct, '6th. Dean his SILY: ied at the General Hospt of the delay in getting in the crops. - HIE I VEGETABLES Starr will preach in the morning. The pneumonia. Deceased was twenty- Senator Gideon Robertson, Qttawa, Red Cross Society, which had diseon-{ ne voor or age--ife was in--trainimg #9s-received ~word that his second ™ tinued its meetings, have started for}. &° jonny Quebec, and had been se. 500, Flight-Lieut. G.' Elliott Robert- fond fth birthd lot' of Neo. 85-1717 hday and received a lot o ae Division St. Ping Siw Bice gs, Mrs, Jackman, also Mrs, yesterday. organized by ' Lieut-Col. W. A. Simcoe and West streets in the flllam Rorest and Miss Kate Mec- Bishop. x ddd hk dk AAR RA Raia waists city of Kingston, facing the || ' Kegney, all of the city, spent Sunday | Severely Wounded. rein park, SORE about Mn Well assorted stock and Prices right, at with, Mr, and. Meg.. Te. Braee Bethevii Bimmer Mer Woh . MEX and a quarter acres with about sey core were exhibited from here artillery, was admitted to N6. 5 Brit-| Down in Lower Canada and 2350 feet front on West By A. J. Leader and J. M. Anderson. | jsh Red Cross Hospital, at Winner-| John L. Sears was born. street. ing Mrs. Ross Tisdale, who underwent a | eaux on Sept. 28th, with gunshot He moved to Upper Canada Victoria St. Yard 2 Phone 1042 serious operation, has returned home. | wound in the head, severe. Capt. In eighteem hundred and fifty-four, d Mr. Flynn, city, spent Sunday, with | Waters enlisted in 1916 and trained So has lived in old Frontenac WITH A WATER FRONT ABOUT 230 FEET AND SEASONABLE Barriefield, Oct. 4.--The harvest| gy. 14 Dafoe, son of W. C. Dafoe, of |10us. Inclement weather, with al- : the winter, There has come to the 3 b son, of the Royal Air Force, has been 3 - " Friendshi ip's home of Mr. and Mrs. Cashell a baby jected as a member of the Canadian missing since Oct. 2d. He is eigh- 3 PROPERTY contingent for Siberia. The body : pis girl, Monica Bramah celebrated her was brought to this city for burial teen years of age and is attached to . the famous 85th Flight Squadron. Il g,.th of King street, between | > 1 "HimBer from here attended - fhe| has word {hat his son, Lieut. and Act- Tn efghiteen hundred and forty, 80 feet fronting on King Street, Kingston fair. Some pedigreed Jer-| ing Capt. Donald McKenzie Waters,| On one bright September morn, 250 feet fronting on Simcoe St. Allan' Ss Luml v Yard Mr, and Mrs. Stanton. with an artillery unit at Kingston Some sixty years or more, i and Petawawa, 3 News From Verona. ism : In religion he is an Adventist, now @hout the only one obtain. Verona, Oct. 4.--Quarterly meet- Called To Boston. And. without a doubt or fear able In a city ot Kingsion, : Tg ing is to be held in the Free Meth-| Napanee, Oct. 4.--Miss Laura' Has been constantly expecting and due rn Sumer ty | = : odist-church on Sunday. Several from | Lewis, R.N., late graduate of the' To see this Lord appear; 3 g RE here are attending Odessa fair to-| Rochester He oR Hospital, | For when He wént gway Ly a Soa yard and (Lf ao | iE a i : (| day. Mrs. R. Bertram has moved | left, Sept. 21st, for Boston, Mass.,| He said "I'll com® again, ouses and connected with the i h into J. Jeffries' house. H. Goodberry | for duty with an emergency. hospital But I will send -the Comforter : Railw i" ; . and wife and H. Knox and wife ar-| at the United States Naval Yards, That He may with you remain." Rail | " rived from Newmarket to-day. The| during an epidemic of Spanish influ< < party held by Mr. and Mrs. Victor! enza. 5 Miss. Lewis is Phe eldest So soon He'll come in person FENDERS, Sue highest of any J ; Kirkham, at the home ,of Mr. and| daughter of T. B. Lewis, of Switzer- And will cause the wars to cease, 434 ted, will be Bovossar y til : i { d Mrs. H. Dixon, Bellrock, in honor of | ville. Then He will establish ok red wn | * Miss L. Kirkham. was well attended imma ens A bniverial peace. clock noon on Special Columbia Records rom here and other places. An en- -, Guilty Of Negligence. So then He'll wave His septure : : . joyable time was spent th games and| Bellaville, Yt, --_a the case of] On earth from shore to shore, Saturday the 19th day of KALALUHI'S HAWAIIAN MEDLEY OF HULAS.) A dancing. | John Bell, Marmora, tried before] And then the angry nations , October; 1918 Geo. Kalaluhi's Hawaiians. tines o-- Judge Deroche, on & charge of driv- Will learn to war no more. i STEPHEN WAIU LULILUL Louise, Ferera and Kainoa. E) Flying Cadet Killed. ing an auto in a negligent manner] - J. L. Sears, Battersea, Ont. Mel. : » Wat Louless ik RE ergo, es Bcd A and thereby causing bodily harm to| Battersea, Ont. Sept. 20th, 1918. i Qo, James Richardson & 'Al 1 (Drowsy Waters.) nl } tom Ee C. on, o ow ' unty | James C. Dafoe, Si township, his et ens eter Sons Ltd Kingston Ont Dows, Ireland, fell 'into a fifteen- | honor found the was Daily THE CENTRAL POWERS HAWANAN MEDLEY. Louise and Ferera. foot deep construction pit here dur-{of the ch " ing Thursday night, and wis found | posed, which was pad. 350 was im TO DEFEND SOFIA? = Mt Kavwr am. Palte bus 35d Divid Ka. dead. Frida ning: T : some water at the bottom of tne it, Industry For Port Hope. "War of Manoeuvres" to Be { Carpenter and ra : Carried on by. German W. R. Bi OLD KENTUCKY WOME. Louise and Perera. A 1814 and thé cadet's head and arms were Port Hope, Oct. 5.--The Allied homersed. An inquest is beifk | iprug Company has purchased the St. MEDLEY OF HAWANAN _WALTZZES. Louise " . Li Lawrence hotel property here and is x event. In. connect! converting it into a plant for thef- Paris, Oct. 5~The Central Powers : i with easing a bah manufacture of chemicals. : jtend © Slganize a new Frans in Ser 1 LA PALOMA. Louise; Perera and Greenus. rnb fh ian an uigaran tegritary or 2 n y F he place Totently when Harold 'Babbit, INVESTED BY THE Kina defence of Nish and Sofia, according | Som _ WALSE BLEUE. Louise, Ferera and Greenus to the Nouvelle Press Libre. of Zu-|. folned the Ca extent of tereit WALAZ. | Palie Loa and David Kail. AONB rich. = The e large e : timp | | SE to be covered. however, Sn not ad- | Sea 8 ops 4 Rin A 3m T= a X ] mitof the Stabiishuee: of 3 ecuni- IH Tame 4 ly. AMA dig Tali Kail Lous front, it is pointed out, A 7 MPSA : a Cereas nb. rene West Rowal Hawaiian Troupe. itef is pxpressed that t Hikely tc develop il be in the form of Palie Lua and David Kalli. a war 'of manoeuvres. Z ry . \ ! i 4 splice : According to Swiss new: | drogmisty ; ok repeind auiiieon Toots Paka Hawaiian Co. se ONTO, : ~ HAW, news from Austrian sources MEDLEY. Toots Paka Hawailan Co. (Waltz. J} louise, Ferera (One Step.) Louise; Fer- { OX THE BEACH OF W ATKIKE. Louise and Par Alon MAPA now yea Gam. Louise and mart 9