PAGE THIRTEEN : it : Sy - AN ISLAND OF TRAGEDY vewewwew TV re ovo r ee wee ree ewe na of TIVE + IESSSERCIOIC = (Uf 1X FOR FIVE MONTHS ~~» ~~~ STEAMER BRITANNIC % ~ Monn P OMcial advices received report that : EVERY WEEK BET N MONTR} AND KINGSTON: A { i OF CHILDREN IN TH} r tincks' "Hansel and Toronto Man Had Given Up the r 'ruption of the Kiot (or WAYS ON TIME. SHTP YOUR FREIGHT } Y THIS 'RE. ~ 7211 1 ; l 1 ye made on PR i Ww ill be made on OPERAS, : : . Hope Of Ever Getting Well Ralut) volcano in Java cost 40.000 ars fed to take pace ter | rhe Yes ten . --Tanlac Restores Mim. | native lives, destroyed 20,000 acres Sunday, Sept. 28, 1919 |.;' se, vary Haired ex plausible and fascinating wea t crops, principally rice. by its fow | d of 8 represe: fany people yo 'm 3 4 : wonderiu ; ove and ¢ tons of dol- i by alling ashes in ons outside of the devasted dis- voicano made in the first p ther . :| fact in some cases, taken |. na k ¥ h and constantly being remade by them, ABSALALSAMASAIASSSLSANSNSSALLLLASLSS SSS oa VOT YYY YOY YYY LIABLE ROUTE TELEPHONE 2193 FOR IN} ORMATION TEV Yweww WR that it { if-! by boy singe 8 ides having a i... ' 4 a | Java has more volcano than a out the ill of a woman upon the stage BROT 14 relieve Ms otita. i area of its size in the world Bl mm rT ree 'art is sung by some | rent to the audience age far noth 4 . mates 'of the active and extinct . ms oi EEE ce The fairy like char i us than our own f : ato ters range from 100 to 150. i and bloat el ie] = ; \ on or iy My heart would pal-| here in Java, in the huge crater | . . i € Ny v change of vo » BO vardl at my lakes, in fisfures that now are river In n - - nN - at t vhen they were bec: roath : rot 0 t| beds, even in ancient temples, half- gs on-- ape ce €l ry Canadian. EXCELLENT SERVICE n t. Handel was s t I i to Wor al .; iinished when interrupted by some : » ' BETWEEN ve t 1 fcular ¢ f ha bly alt that ey convulsion, are i ¢ of BY 8 JUOI-~DAILY el Tbh ng b u his s alt Ve case was a : cataclysmic forces su rbulent ; k . PEL ways TORONTO AND OTTAWA now 1 y ne iy ing Tani I feels a | forces now are in continuous hys- laave A eh ony foi re. » 2 Esther | ne r 1 hy . . +deria in. the Valley of the Ten Thou Ratu} RE with drs +t ng pe is. my apbet te is fine sand Smoke A a and break p.m AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS t ST m: the | three' big meals. every day and| their crusted. surface cage intermit- - = : : 4-6 un of : 1 ta sign of indigestion, A few! tently in Java : i I ) 1SCAZ- ' b of -'Tanlae { The "treacherous Klot,"" as the 'Up vonh Read Down , Read Up : 3 spalbeion natives call it, all but wined Sut t & \E nearly 4 t evar 3 : it, al 1 iped jut the 1 leaving -f AM. P.M AM PM iy § 3 2 IOC § t hy r | town: of Britar, b 1845 *10.55 Lv. TORONTO Ar. . * 735° 9.00 ¥oys' chorus fr "Carmen" 1 x day from niy Work now, glad | tation, as t i - utomoblies carrie 00, lay i 1.30 Ly. KINGSTON Ly. 1.30 tails to p the a ne It een te mm nd 7 it ce 1+ pared ro the | 2 L {ri rans gr = 3 . es Sa toa | ' = ¢ no ms Eh 16.00 . 8.00 Ar. OTTAWA Lv. *10.30 12.00 ¢ . da péctacul 1 ala i is scl {ingstor § "turned anare L and. planted 4 Qar- Ww ? are LR adie rom 5. fo include. the 'phimresens [Ostler Ba sriatvan Ir (Glibert | gantuan infers] machineron "the mi HEHE Just Received was y yr b r island in the Sundd Strait, be- ig is rr' comj ¢ 1sivel of dock by J. teullion, in» Sharbot | twe matra @ Java Austra- 1 [ the explosion as El Paso, heard > uiore than ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN SALTS PLUSH COATS FUR IT'RIMMED PRICES FROM 4 50 TO $75.00 CREPE DE CHENE WAISTS- NAVY SLACK, F H AND WHITE SPECIAL PRICE FROM se TO %6.75. LADIES' AND MEN'S SWEATER COAPS; "PRICED FROM $4.50 TO $12.30. ALL COLORS AND STYLES JOS. B. ABRAMSON 257 PRINCESS STREET PHONE 1283J. AAA Anny | grant i ty with the boys B. MISSIS issue only Bu 2 *Daily. 1Duily except Sunday parlor 3d Dining Cars and Comfortable Coaches by Bg ' r os ay. Standar rawing Room and Buffet Comparte i . y ment Cars and Comfortable Coaches by Night. Canadian ; sig nt bit of lo I color," dance affords half the islar as blotted out, parts . o 4 National - - SINCE 1 may ve hell to have IL were n alof LET Limes as Ra Apacs Casadisa Railways CHOIRMASTERS. AND MINISTERS | followed the paths of A Ter. Eh as th 8 highest moun. L. FAIRBAIRN. G.P.A RT SHOULD (0-OPERATE. edu AR ga "i | tain, and (0 touch boitom below the Torsate F Music is not the pit (TERA water's surface, where most of the: islands had been, henceforth requir ed a pl b ge twice as long as ats for Y less 't} I the height of the: Washington Monu = y ta congrega . y | mean nent Kyscraper waves flooded ad- I'he Colon Is the Home of | ait Tui ie chet urs . tl fio 1 ri ae re Foon 3 ol i bunds ar r | we shoul . of every | IT 1h ite form the j we { I J ,» the air 8 as they vie Health=Keep It Clean! | [ghotr. No service can' be said to| on b ins, sky, clouds, air. It 1s & | the earth. © 'UF times afound : * . - - if act that th n 8 as Krakatoa levied a smaller tell in YALL HOUSE CLI ANING is at hand. It's a hard rps yuh ' © la myst 1 ibute hunian life than Klot because of is job, at best. But consider what an impossible task it rr } » this thats Rast to 3 shen yf Nature, notabl he | isolation, and many of the 35.000 would be if the house hadn't been getting its regular most complete co-oper veen | Change of t} YARONS deaths from Krakatoa's . eruption i are fat {i2ia nt . . daily cleaning all these months! nee wer at far distant points by y 3 1 ' ¢ ¢ nn ? . \ drowning Long before this ne ecould have lived in it. 1 heaccumulated ! bide 2 ao . rest 5t DeHeriot was An eruption anywhere on the 5 ' whic Io a . 0 ) a i many i I k dust and dirt, whieh is fairly easy to down day by day, would x p inreasonableness of the an a { g s k have so clogged the quarters that they would be uninhabitable ' ter has LE hiss pupils he d, iL ng et i "a 10 New York state, sup- ry Colon is 1 } I h 1 : « f a XO i 3 ( } 3 V; + BO i & popmiation greater than the our Colon is the house where vour health lives It has ¢ ¥ a El © : the full t n from e | combined ion of the empire different *'rooms" in which vour daily physical welfare 'lives . oy g y »- | State and the other most popu- ge " 5» 4 ¥ re co r hi ( x > These 'rooms' are long and narrow So they are easily ; a3 orale ma 3 longer than-the Har states in the 'vnion SPENREY]- clogged. And when « anstipation clogs them, Vour health has' feeble may ¥apia, Himes, Ohio and Texas : y : x Naturally the native rel i to get along the best it can in a home that isn't fit to live in any a i work ! ey 2 ee on } " } a : n, an) aL - fata A free translation of an < g use clocoe v i ust an fir og ame a J ni ) ct 14 more than a Ouse CIOgEed up with dust and dirt 1s fit for you JUST GOSSIP, ins ion on an cid temb runs: and your family to live in. Y tain people who do Nujol is the broom that will keep this "heme of health' in perfec t order all the time, an a Tw UH Our rent is low--our prices are low. 000 ENE EECNAEENEE 'Readers of Real Estate Ads: Know Values! Those who study the real estate ads be- come property-wise. They have investigat- ed offers which did not come up to expecta- tions, perhaps. But they are keenly alive to real opportunities, and if your property will stand the test they will be quite as anxious to buy as you are to sell. Tell them all the facts in your classified ad. Leave nothing to be explained away. Be explicit and frank--and you'll sell that property! I SO I= eans disaster. For Java, about - : a] : =. IENREYENERE REE Uc devotional ech a levotional The Nujol is the only helper that will do this without turning things topsy- Se athe ion The turvy and upsetting all the 'rooms' - ust as house-cleaning does, anthem will harmonize witt gen By daily use of Nuiol you can free om all the disease-risk, rol teeme. Fven the orgar music In the native folklore are inmum- discomfort and inefficiency that come fre logged colon, «ill express the 1 r ho of the | 1 would require d erdble stories of t earth opening up | Nujol is not a medicine. Not the least pa is absorhec th : tu ¢ at too | 1eOTEISm u © | to swallow a dancing girl. Such tales | system. It is a clear, tasteless, odorle s, absolutely HARMLE S8 softener often the clergyman does his work belief as that betoken another physical Yeatiire of and lubricant. A baby can take it with perfect safety. It doesn't upset without the co-pperation of those as -- 1 sland froug h human trag- the stomach or anything else. It simply keeps the home of your healtn sociated with him He chooses his If si was good for the sol t only has its steaming vents CLEAN and COMFORTABLE. : subject and preaches his non, 8 in war times it is good for ci- spout-geysers, sulphur lakes, but Get a bottle of Nujol from your druggist to-day, and send for free while the choirmaster selects his mu- | Vilians'in peace times great chasms open and close, and booklet-- "Thirty Feet of Danger.) sic with perhaps an entirely d rent = m-- Sosmuat they have been known to swallow | I 13s. . ug d 1 a result is If the musical sense lies do a illage ! Nujol Laboratories, STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY), 50 Biondway, Wow Yok though in mind And the result | during childhood it will bes awakehed Villages a ---------- | Nujol sold only in sealed . L 3 Jang: only with a great deal of trouble { : . . Regu dh kre a wy | Warnin bottles bearing the Nujol i ad Don't hold back a quarrelsome .) PIES TRE : | 8 Trade Mark. = All draggis. ADJUSTING TAIL PIECE O1 Shariah nsi we have it to- Ma} when he wants to fight. Let him neist on Nujol. You mey mufer trom subititates. VIOLIN THING rE om ade i i I edici i uy nced about 600 A.D., when | Wade in_and get his medicine w hile ® . : i Ny : To fasten the til piece to the bu Hs , | the other fel 8 willis + i Nu jOl1 pe I tan at the back of the violin, get a | the Dir Schgals aitatned to ite |70 Othe fbi cu. HERR NEN NNEREEI NEE REE rn A rre-- i *s . , "What is the use of living, of kissing lovely flowers, If, though they are beautiful, they must soon fade into nothing!" er the educational 1 the school. curri ink any sub- bject that of much the spirit of pr 1 The : ENRON EEE EERE little piece of gut string at the m athedrals were established ' For Constipation 0 store." This gut is thicker than a, ] ; 8 i ttre Ae Ati NA i ne a an DE AY Q: . 3a string, and nearly the size of a lo} A om SHoOWh oy the DR bc Sickness Prevention A 3] A. Put the ends of the gut through keeps But how. can any place Ee | the holes made for the purpose in| Home, Sweet home" if the piano is the tail piece, leaving a loop of the | Out of tune proper sizé at the end of the tail - = i plece. Then hold the flame of 4 lighted match against'the ends of the | A 1 H : which will swall them inte 108 It is true, and a few big artists ( = B. tail gut L : PURE IC CREAM two Tittle knobs. Tie the two ends | 8tiract large paying audiences, but k , sar ad r at ack | the rank and file of musicians are not together with a piece of stout black - Id ; oc roderpaptl the job is com: to-day JLLnE as Jyeh as their tal : ta a 3 3. (3% "lentsand work warrants - VE IT FOR LUNCHEONS, DINNERS AN y plete. 3 : SER i EONS, DINNERS AND SUPPERS You can buy vuleanized ? rubber Most modern machinery used in making our Ice Cream-- tail piece whith is curved at the end, the ingredients are the best-- nothing bug pure cream used. so as to fasten over the end of the < z ' violin on to the button. This requir Prompt delivery to all parts of the city. es no tail gut, as it is all in one piece | 1B ; and never breaks. It is a great con-| ©f 4a Roman prima donna After venience for the violinist as it is | ©arning, it is said, $5,000,000 in for- | » el : ty years, Patti retired to -her castle very annoying to have the tail gut UY ating Wi Lag 4 Superior Ice Cream | arlor | break, the bridge fiy off and possibly | IB W ale 8. Her husband, Baron ( g-} > the sound post come down. This | erstrom is her third. i 3 : 2 v aying, ts S-------- | 204 Princess St. ' 2 Phone 648 Way happen while playing, and. puts "There is no question but that the | the violin player completely out of McLaughlin's Old Stand { commission, until he can get another | Perience of theatre conducting is the | : violin. It is of little use to replace | best training a young conductor éan | rt tr is cr i -------- ~-- we NE ------ DR thee Ce eC Said a business man the other day, "A few big teachers make big salar- i A -------- The great Adelina Patti who made a name for herself that will endure was born in Madrid, Spain. She was the daughter of a Sicilian tenor and get,' says Clarence Lucas, the com- | poser and ex-conductor; 'when a man can keep together his long thin | A - the tail gut and try to resume play- | ing at once, for, owing to the con- nt stretching of the tail gut, the hie will not stand in tune for | Orchestra spread out on both sides . 3 c of him and his stage singers in front | . Y / : | Some time fo come, of him he will have no difficulty what | --- . a ever with the mechanical side of his | . art as a time beater." | . | DANCE STIMULATES MUSIC -- ! | © The dance acts as a stimulus to the | «A child that cuts his foot on a! technical study of music. Having felt broken piece of blue glass probably | and known what beauty and joy | learns to avoid broken blue glass," | there are in music, we will desire t0 | gays a writer in Musical Courier. "It | is natural fo e 1 7 1 : . eXpress ou: musical feelings on musi- | ng 39 a child of ordinary intellig- [| Tis a ¥ r th child to love m usic. The normal child loves na § | eal nsteuments. Jutersst in i wd i { ence he learns also to avoid stepping | ture in 14s many phases, and wh at 1s music if not a reproduction of | thing so specialized as the technica broken glass and broken transpar- ' . aie . : ) | study of music often lags when therd ou phony 3 an takin, pointed a nature s harmony? This love of music in the child can be turned i is no such impetus, no such imme-! ang wood splinters. Among plano : : : "IZ | and woot splinters. Among piano to good account by the parent. By gratifying it who knows but that er get beyond the blue glass musical talent may be devel i id? Putnam's Extractor brid They ip at Chopin's sec- y ; = oped In the child A Rids Your Feet | ond nocturne, for example, and let | the teacher mark where the pedal is : * of Sore Corns | to be pressed and released through. Columbia Grafonola OUR $4.00 1 TO 5 SCHOOL SHOE IS A RECORD BREAKER. i No substitute has ever been de-| Out that particularly nocturne. But | vised that gives the quick, painless | they Sever Srtay she Rrineiple 2 » " { ' ain- | clashing harmonies an evelop e « . as tl 3 it# Ihe best $4.09 School Shes for buys om. earth. . Best School ens Corn Sag. Worn er Pa Wh ie aaaker a paralop the --the phonograph which brings ** All the Music of All the World" to Shoe for the money that ever will be made. Other people wh success is unequalled. It sootiges, | Unnecessary." fd] ; i ry: . Thee 10 the Haney Sec sree j= pie who Quoosss, is unedualled. It soothes you--is the ideal entertainer for the kiddies. Incidentally the grown- ve seen this ol Shoe are speechless. ; {callouses, bunions, warts and Corns . ups will enjoy the music also. At LINDSAY S You can get a Gra- iin t ty-four hours. Perfect satis- The Cons re' f New . . There is really nothing to equal it in titan with '25¢ Bottle York Sat na sue 0 fonola for as little as $32. Colum bia Records are 90c. (double- art Potton Mnless Corn and a minimum wage legisiation by it. | sided) up to $1.50 each. Easy terms of payment can be arranged tute preparation. Putnam's is sold | dustry commission showing that of 'by druggists everywhere. 161,160 women in factories and stores | who were made the subject of a spec- ! la} inquiry, 75 per cent, were receiv. : { Ing less than the $15 a week which 1 of is looked upon as the minimum liv . JE ITS ON A COLUMBIA RECORD LINDSAY'S HAVE IT." i ing wage in Néw York, i See this shoe--it talks for itself. Sizes 1 (0 5. {Wart Extractor.' Refuse a substi- ing figures compiied by the state in-| | i | i The number of women wage éarn- | | WS | Piano, violin and other stringed [ers in Germany i greater than that | EIT TTI TIT " ; : instruments: elocution and Roa of any other Enropean country, it! i LEP FT ATI oH TVA A : {matic art. Pupils may begin at being estimatad 4hat at present a HH VA. ny 4 c ® ® | any date. Terms on application. [fw third of the economic labor of | | i Cv ~iNDSAaYy LinMIT ED H 2 ' . : | | Engagements for concerts ac. {the empire is performed by women. i > Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, Brockville, Belleville, Cornwall cepted. | Their average wags in nine Import | ¥ | i " "HOMEOFGOOD SHOES" _ § 216 Frontenac Street, |miiniiit woh hiss | and Three Rivers, 121 PRINCESS STREET, KINGSTON \ (cents a day. } Phone 1325 | It is sometimes as difficult to prove || ian alibi as # iz to induce an acguain i. jtance to indorse your note. Ee ------------