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A PAGE. SIX Atthe A Golden Lion Grocery, Fancy Clover HONEY In one pound sections, 25 cents each. Fresh California Prunes, nice and WR. McRae&Co Carpenter and Builder . R. BILLENNESS Store Fronts sad Fit. delling Buildings of sill TATE Tas ENON " 8 'THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, OCT OBER 9, 1918: A = IN STOCK | Best quality Cannell coal for open grates and -| domestic use. Also select lump soft "L pcoal for all purposes. A. CHADWICK & SON HERRERA Wood's Phosphodine. The Great Phosphodina, Zemedy. Tones and invigorates the nervous system, makes ne in old Veins, ures ervous Qevitity, Mental and Brain Worry, De dency, Loss of Energy, Doipitation the Heart, Failing Memory, Price $1 per box, six or $4, Ouowillp lease, six will eure, Sold by all fin or maile kdla "plain pkg. on ree: of oi Pa Jet led free THE W000 Winder) vv y Victoria 8t. Yard . Sash Door iF Trim Well assorted stock and Prices right; at Allan's Lumber * Yard Phone 1042 A 1 For Something Refreshing Ask For 1 St. Lawrence Ale & Ring Phone 645 For a Case, A. TYO, Porter 1 Kingston Bought Your Supply derwear, Sweater Coats, fine Trunks and Suit Cases. At the Old Prices. "Barnet The Up-to-date Clothing and - We have a big stock of CLOTHING for Men! and Boys, made up-to-date of the best cloth, also a big line of Woollen Une 107 PRINCESS STRENKT. of Slothies For the Shirts, Ties, Hats Inspection Invited. Lipman ' and Caps," Men's s Furnishing Store. --- == STORE -- | | cASHor CREDIT | |: 10% Off ~ GANANOQUE (From Our Own Correspo ndent, y 'Oct 9.~Dr. Gordon McCammon, Queen's graduate and son of Lieut- Col. James A. M¢Cammon, of this town, who has been serving overseas for some time past, and granted a fur- lough to recuperate fre m a recent se- rious illness, arrived in town last evening. ' George Smith, River . street, re. ceived word that -his ; stepson, Pte. Moss, had been' setioysly wounded in action. -* Word has since reached him thas Pte. Moss had succumbed to his injuries, 3 The night school course in connec- tion with' the local High School opefi= ed for the fall term on Monday even- ing with glasses in English, arithme- tic, mechanical drawing, dressmaking, stenogprahy and typewriting. Classes are held two nights a week, Monday and Thursday. Mrs. George Pickett, North street, was summoned to Brockville on Mon- day to the bedside of her brother, Frederick Gadwell. Mr. and Mrs. W. D, Pennell, Brock street, are spending a short time in Watertown, N.Y. with friends, Donald' Eames, of Toronto, a former Gananoque boy; 'is spending a week's holidays in town with his sister, Mrs. Bert Davis Miss Mary Pickett, North street, is spending some time in" Joyceville, guest of 'her friend, Miss Elsie Woods. CLOSED THE SCHOOLS Because of the Prevalence of the In- fluenza. Mallorytown, O¢t. 7.--All are re- joicing to see old King Sol's smile again after the continuous damp wea- ther of the past weeks, and hope he may continue to shine and dispel the gloom and darkness. Grippe seems to be the popular disease these times, and scarcely a home in the commun- ity has escaped from it. The medi- eal health officer closed the public school for the week in order to pre- vent a further spread of the epidemic. Mrs. Morris Armstrong and daughter, accompanied ,by her mother-in-law, Mrs. Daniel Armstrong, and also Mrs, Austin, left on Tuesday last for the coast. Mrs. Austin is going to wisit her son, Harvey Aystin, at Milestone, Saskatchewan, The annual glection of officers for the Red Cross Society here was held at Mrs. William Burnham's on Tuesday evening, with a good attendance. The result were: President, Mrs. F. M, Purvis; vice-president, Mrs. C.' -Mal- lory; secretary, Miss Evalena Price; treasyrer, Mrs. Charles Higgs. The society begins the year with twenty- eight paid ip members, and a balance of $111.43 on hand. = Miss Lang left on Saturday to attend the funeral of Erank McCready at Lyn on Sunday. Every one was pleased to see Rev. Mr. Curtis in his. pulpit agdia on Sun- day after an absence 'of a cduple of weeks suffering from injuries received in a railway accident. E. Elliott and wife, Kingston. spent a few days last week with his mother here. Mr. and Mrs. W, I, Mallory are making an extended tour through western Ontario. Miss Jen- nie Guild visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Guild, here last week, Ina Andress is' building a grano- lithic walk in front of his residence. Miss Evalena-Pfive left for her home at Mountain Grove gn Monday owing to the closing of the Xchool. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Purvis, Brockville. called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T, Pur- vis, last week. Mrs. S. Hollings- worth visited friends in Brockville re- cently. Thesdance held here on Fri- diy night by Escott Red Crosd was, well attended. STOCK MARKETS. Quotations Furnished By Bongard, Ryerson & Co., 239 Bagot Street, New York Stocks. Atchison is: P. R. N.Y. C || Reading ive Southern Pac. .. .. I So. Railway St. Paul .. ain Union Pacific .. .. tAtlantic Gulf . . Marine .. . Marine pfd. en. Motors Studebaker .. || Willys Overland Am. Loe. een Am, Smeiters PA ll Anaconda .. | Inspiration i Utah Copper .. . Beth. Steel "b" .,. Crucible .. Midvale .. Rép, Steel . Ul 8. Steel .. | Allis-Chalmers % Easy Torms Will Be Given To . Those Of Good Reference Choice stock of ladies' - ready-to-wear goods. : Ladies' Velour Co Ladies' Salts Plush Coats, Ladies' Silk Poplin and Serge Dresses A full line of Silk Poplin and blue and 'black skirts All kinds of children: s wear. Choice stock of Men's, Ladies' and Chil- -dren's boots and rubbers. House furniture, dining fopm setts, bed room setts, etc. | Tobacco Prods... 68% Mex. Pete |. +118 ae ---- WOMAN NEGLECTS BABES. | Soldier's Wife Ill-Treats Her il Cornwall, Ont., O¢t 9--A h fing case heard } in the pol i was that of a hartge a George Flaro Lancaster; hose hus nd is over in France. was charged with neglecting children, Sanging | in A from one 8. ec | citizens of are en it was ¢ lished that the children w | stockingless, and with the ll | barest clothing possible, even in win- | ter weather in seasons past, and H + ! given her to n | NomDENTS S OF THE DAY. Th BS Local Notes and Ttem Ttems of Interest. Grape, fruit at Cornovskws Dean (Coleman speaks befbre the Teachers! Institute at Peterboro on Thursday\ night, Dr. A. . Williamson leaves to- night for Mortreal to act as. an examiner at the Dominion Medical Council examinations. . Two parties who appeared in police court Wednesday morning charged with being drunk were each fined $10 and costs. ttawa would like .the assistance of some of Kingston's military doc- tors who are not busy at present to help attend influenza cases. Last of the green gages, morning at Carnovsky's, thie? was disturbed by a Divi- street woman in the act of robbing her hen roost. He dropped his hat, which has been handed over to the police. Pte. William MeLeod, who won the military medal, is a nephew of Mrs, 'William Moore, Mrs. (Capt.) Corkey and Mrs. Charles Andre, all of this city. The Great War Veterans' Asso- ciation entertained the newly-re- turned soldiers fi = smoker on Tuesday = evenin * Refreshments were served. James McParland and George A. McGowan donated the cigars. Misg Garland, 185 Upper Col- borne street, and 'Mrs. McCullough, 136 Colborne street, were removed to the General Hospital in James Reid's ambulance on Wednesday. 4 General Thurs- Keep the stomach well, "the liver active, the bowels regular, and the breath will be sweet and healthy. But let poisons accumu- late in the digestive organs, the system becomes clogged, gases form in the stomach and affect the breath. Correct these conditions with |gEEN Beecham's Pills. They promptly regulate the bods. ly functions and are a quick remedy for sourstomach and Bad Breath Mrs. Clarence 8. Duncan, No. Quebec street, left on Wednesday for Metuchen, N.J., where she will spend the winter near her husband, Bugler Clarence Duncan, 'who is stationed at Camp Rantan. Lieut.4Col. Mahlon Davis, a graduate of the 'Royal Military Col- lege, died in Ottawa on Tuesday. He was through the war until. he met with an accident and was in- valided home. There are twenty-eight employed in a local wholesale house, and on Wednesday it was reported that out of that number only seven were on the job, the remainder being confined to their homes with illness. The Board of Health was called LAr eid Sverymiere La onae her ie Salmon Week to meet this aftermoon to consider the advisability of closing the schools, the theatres and the churches as a precaution against thé spread of influenza. The pro- vinclal health officer, Dr. MoeCul- lough, Toronto, advises against it. Death at Bongard's. . . Bongard's, Oct. 8.--The death oc- curred at Bongard's on Saturday last of James Bradley, aged eighty-two years. Death was due to a compli- cation of diseases. Deceased was a Liberal in politics and a Methodist in religion. He leaves one son and two daughters, W. J. of Chatham; Mrs. W. H. Carahan of Bongard's, and Mrs. E. B. Kempt, of Orleans. The funeral took place on Monday from his late residence to Bongard's church' and Glenwood cemetery at Picton. Rev. J. F. Ireland, of Cressy circuit. The pallbearers were I. B. Lucas, R. Harrison, L. Pierce, O. W. Hicks, E. Miller and F. Eaton. The will of the people of Bulgaria will be the guide of King Boris, the new ruler declared at a dinner to members of the Bulgarian cabinet, says a despatch from Sofia, Most of the military camps are re- covering from the influenza epidemic. Most hospital cases of influenza in Toronto are soldiers. HOOD'S Constipa- FOR CHOICE GROCERIES AND SEASONABLE a0 TO Friendship's No, So17778, } 810 St. - Phone B45 Va abc. Purely végetable. Best family cathartic. Lake Ontario Trout and Whitefish, Fresh ~ dock, Halibut and Cod. Dominion Fish Co. FOR SALE } th: of King street, between Simcoe and West streets in the city - of Kingston, facing the : containing about three acres' with about g Street, He) Add hdd A a dh ah Abb Adah 4a aa ni Our Tungsten Lamps at 35¢ and 40¢ are superior. 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