A -------- Tt IT 1s MOST INPORTANT 3: That your savings be placed © where they can be quickly ob- talned for any veal necessity, or to seize an opportunity, but _ where they will be safe from | your own extravagance. * A Savings Account at % In therefore, a. dual place spare rs, al is sufficient to open an account with BRASS FENDERS, BRASS FIRE SETS, JARDINEERS. SMOKERS' SETS. Lovely Goods for the Home or for Presents, SEE OUR WINDOW, ; ------ Woh Michel's Hardware, '+ &5 PRINCESS STREET, "PITH OF THE NEWS. From All being run over a street car at fonge street and Wilton avenue, To Tdon inducin | and falsely registering the twin eml- anion. | more than 500 may be dead in ' TRINA, RECORD] POSED AS' BEGGAR -- LIVED SUMPTUOUSLY. a----_-- Glasgow, Oct. 25.--One of Sherlock Holmes' adventures is recalled by rev- i oe a few days i ina GG w court. A soldier strested for passing as a Presbyterian minister apd committing bigamy had ou eriminal rp y > The soblicr, who zave his name as Rev. T. H. Clifford, BD. in his earl we days passed as a miserable, de arepit beggar, but was living sump- tuously ws a well furnished with his wife. He always presented himself to his wife as a reputable banker, changing hus beggar costume and makeup before arriving at home. Chargeil with many oflences, * C Smith, otherwise the Rev. T. H. Clil- ford, B.D,, admitted to practically all ave Digamy. 1 are ig y most serious charges were of:-- Falsely pretendimiz to be a clergy- man of the Wi an Methodist church and inducing six persoms to allow fim to celebrate their mar- riniges, | Uttering as genuing a document jmrporting to be a certificate that he liad passed through the collegiate dourse of theology and bearing three forwed signatures. ' Making false resentations to » committee of the Free Gardens Mis y them to employ him and the public to zive wuhseriptions, Bizamously ms rown tren of such St -------- FAVORITE FOR TOURISTS, ---------- It is Possible Americans May be Killed. Naples, Oct. 25.~In that the cloudburst and tidal wave, govern: ment officials are doing everything in their power to get to storm-swept island of Ischia, und also to bring t mal news of the situation. It is - he lieved that the lose of life has been hetvy and that a number of Ameri vang 'may be included among the vie- thie hy it was a favorite resort of rists. Communication was practi: cally cut off to-day. The onlv infor mation that has yet reached, here, was brought ships that passed nea: the island, Relief trains were rushed to Casamieciola, a town of 1,000 in. habitants, ---------------------- FIRED A RESIDENCE. | Smoke Caused a Woman to investi. gate. . Chatham, Ont, Oct. 25.~Two un kuown men attempted to set fire to residence of Hewry Enos, at North xton. Mrs. Anos detected the fear BOY SWALLOWED COIN. fCuudon, ie Misipageih snd Youth Nay Ottawa, Oct. 25.~Napolesn Clouthi- er; the nine-year-old son of N. Clouthi- y t citizen, of Hull, lies in ion contition at his home in he I yo y ying with some aber boys, on Hat ternoon, a cent' in "his mouth, and, hacoming eseited whilst playing, swallowed coin. I'hy- icians were 'summoned, but altho! every effort was made to dislodge coin, it. could not 'be located and grave fears are entertained for his re- covery. * ------------ Late Invesitions. The Freach inventor of a drop frame motoreycle which wollen may wear skirts to ride has iziven it the name of rod ub, which pneumatic t w y mits o sick person to he hathed With. out removal, has wen invented by a Cecil spring had 270 turkeys; to-day he only ---- GREAT SCARCITY REPORTED IN THIS DISTRICT. . That Bonsewives will have to pay a high for their 'Tha iving tur- key, as ent ininky. asked abotit the price turkeys, to-day, stated that the price was sure to he high. At. present, it looks like lic. and 18c. per pound. ) And what is th ennse ? A Every pars of the Geuntry is" complaining ut a sdircity of turkeys, and the Kingston district appears to be no exception to the rule, : A leading grocer informed the Whig, today, that he knew of one farmer, living has seventy. The farmer blames the fox for having destroyed a good many of them, but also states that several died. A few days ago, a report from Ottawa stated that there was a dis pase going the rounds, which was kill: ing off the birds in large numbers. A lady who was on the market to- day, with Suflgs, reluapd Jtioen cents a nd, this was loo upon as n Py pl pric, in view of the bad weather, but the sale could not be made for this price, The woman held off for a betier . Perhaps she got it, and perhaps she did not. There were very few people out looking for turkeys to-day. he oi ol this scarcity, people who have matle up their minds that they will have turkey for Thanksgiv- ing day dinner, had better not look around for something cheap, for they are sure to be disapppinted. it ee rte ASYLUM INMATE WAS SEEN, ------ : But He Has Managed to Keep Well + Under Cover. William Meagher, the inmate of the neylum, who mamaged to get his free- dow, a week ago, has also managed to kbep under cover: It was learned to-day that he was seen by several parties living out near Lake Dntatio Park; on the night he cseaped, but since that time no person sopears to have set eyes upon him, al though several reports have been made ronoerning his whereabouts. On the night he escaped, he was noticed by rome young women and a young man, 'n Widing 'at the far end of Lake On- tatio Park. Afterwards he got into a vard, where a big dog, which has no Jove for strangers, gave him a lively i hase. The people who were watching was gn inmgte of the asylum, but at that timé they did not' know that thers was a man missing, and so they gave no alarm. Later on, when they know that a man i was miming, AL reported to Abe asylum authorities, but hh a thorough search was made for him, he could not be found. FER ge a-------- i ------------ FORMER KINGSTONIAN DEAD. William ' 0. McNaughton = Passed Away Very Suddenly. A telggram, received in the Tuesday morning, convéyed the {tel ce, of 'the death at ' Morinus, Muskoka, on Monday, of Wiliam D. McNaughtot, brother of A. MbNaugh- ton, sscretery-treasurer of the King- ston & Pembroke _ralway, of this city. 7 ct Deceased was forméily a resident of this city, ving for manv years, een. con sore of Rober the Muskoka distxict, about was city, sad : fifty ree years ob a and ds ona wile, and. a tem n, to attend the Nuneml. Inter. ment will take place at Braceuridge. The Size of Wedding Fees. iAfter you have known g clergyman for 'twenty years; aps you call in dat hiu to talk freely about hie mar- a Oa ote. The Subject } icated; too personal too Anavpainive When vou bave broken doven hatriers of his reserve, it is pro sable that he will tell you + some highly entertaining stories. At least you mmy find themy so. Large wedding feos are rare, oven in: Now York. Fees of $50 and $100 ate congioued large. The 81,000 feo, it nales its appearance, usual Iy* goes to the rector of a wealthy tion who etijoys a salary of or $12,000 5 year. Larges fees driven; The man of out near Murvale, who, in the | kep his were under. the impression that he | language in {The bet was with the sachets i the tson Bros, He left here (be 'really "Billy Coke," from Coke; ol 4 4 fi- | Norfolk, Earl of Leicester. Mut nons fluteres, sud were made by. them He was married, 'clothes A. McNaughtan lofi this af of meat between bread as a device to Montreal He | The . --_-- ---- Jie---- ---- LONDONET IN PEN. ONE HUN- DRED AND TWELVE TIMES. However, He is Deputy Sheriff Wat- terworthi, and mo' Watch is Kept Upon Him---Has Many Trips to his Sixteen Years' Kingston During Experience--A Well-liked Official. Can you Heat this, for a remar! able record for trips to Kingston peniten- tiary ? Perhaps there is someone who can vo ohe better, but at any rate, it i a very good record. There is" a man, in London, Ont., who has, ing the t 3 big priso py at Portsmouth, than one hundred and twelve times. However, as this ig "» a Watterworth, the genial deputy sheri at London, no particular watch is t upon him, and he can go in & out of the penitentiary just as often ps he seas fit. He does not need a guard to watch him, mt it is a case of he, himself requiring to watch the other fellow, The deputy does not boast of his record. 'Indeed, it is not a matter to boast about. It Jooks rather bail, of course, for his home town, to have to bring se many down to the poten: tiary from there, but of course it monet be understeod, that people from all over Middlesex county ave brought to Lowdos. siven their trial, so that every y registered from London, is mot really from London. Tondon is also the central place be- tween 'Detroit and Buftalo, and being so situated, has a lot to contend with, in the way of rough characters, who find theit way from eeross the border. The deputy is often token to by [Iriends about the many prisoners he brings down to) Kingston, irom his home city, but he takes it all good- naturedly, and in reply, states that there are no doubt people in other towns and cities, who should come down for a term, but who escape, through the leniency of the courts. Deputy Sheriff Watterworth made his last trip to Kingston, just i few days ago, with 8 man named John Prodger, who was given three yoars, for shooting a woman, with intent to kill, and it was this journey, which markod his 112th trip to the Lime: stone city. The services of the deputy asa chaperon are now or an other ride to Kingston, as on Satur day, a wan named Frank Horsey, was given ten vears, for holding up a police magistrate, at the point of a revolver, In addition to Deputy Shordfi Wat. terworth. the sheriff at London, BD. Cameron, bas also made many trips to this city; and has great many friends Here. His son graduated at the Royal Military colliire, several years ao. Poth the sheriff end the deputy are good men, and are Well liked hy all men, in trouble, as well as out of trouble. How New Words Originate. London Dally Telegraph. It was Lord s uncle, the third earl, who a word to the consequence of a wager, ! that, by cutting off the tail part of his overcoat, he could bring into' fashion overcoats so short that the skirts of the undercoat would show beneath, He won his wager, and "Spencer" Became the name both of that garment and of the feminine ome | afterwards constructed in its likeness. The peerage has added more than one " {store fromts turned on nd | Pembroke railway "boxes, 1910. THE DATS EPISODES enssten. LOCAL NOTES AND THINGS IN GENERAL. a cloaks dry cleaned, My Valet. " er" Brouse is able to be out alter his recent illness. i William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at Mi 's. Phone "You have seven days more" October red ticket sale, at Gibson's Red Cross Store. Several of the Princess street mer chants had the electric lights in their all morning. H. Cunpingham, piano tuner, 1 King street, Leave orders at Moc Auley's bookstore. R. W. Dickson, of the Kingston & offices, is spending a few days at Georgetown, Unt. The question of who will be bishop of Kingston, was und® consideration at w meeting of bishops in Toronto, on Monday. "$1.25 chamois for 8%." on the bar goin counter at Gibson's Red Cross ug Store. A series of addresses will be arranged for members of the Trades and Labor Council, as soon as the winter season sets in. and pressed, My Suits Valet. The down town stores had an easy time of it, today. There was very little doing, and all account of the weather man. "Seven days more" October red tie ket sale. Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. John Draper, Glenburpie, and J. Hickey, Kingston, left, to-day, for Os wego to attend the fuveral of their aunt, Mrs. Ellen Gorman. "Horlick's malted milk- Fresh ul Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. Wilfrid Snider, =» Fireman Snider, who fell off 54 roof, days azo, and had his right ar frac- tured, is doing nicely. Ie is now at his home. "Huyler's sweets," one and two lb. only at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. Mrs. (Rev.)*F. H. Sproule left, Tuesday morning, for Oshawa to abs tend the Provincial Sunday School convention as delegate from Princess street Methodist church. Overcoats cleaned and pressed, My niet, ; The carpenters bf the city had their regular meeting, on Monday night, but only routine business was before the meeting. The regular meeting of the | masons will be held to-night. "Kasagra," 25c. and 500. bottles, al Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. Sanday; November 13th, has been de cided upon as 'Hospital Sunday," in the city churches, and on that day a special offering will be taken up in the various churches in gid of the general hospital. New velvet collars, My Valet : Owing to the fact that one of the sewer pipes i morning, a small corner of Princess and % The pool extended nearly all the way across the road. "'Kasagra," 25¢. |e. bottles, at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store, The many friends of William Glenn, the genial porter, at the general hos- pital, will be sorry to learn that he is quite ill, having been confined to his room. for several days. It is hoped that he will soon recover. Evening gowns dry cleaned My" Valet |- cleaned name to the terminology of costume. Everybody knows "Wellingtons," and ill hat is said some to of these examples in the sphere ol | vals what the Earl of Sand- wigh did) when he contrived the slice enable him to go on gambling without leaving off for a meal. Personal Side of the Case, Montréal Gazette. io Foss, the democratic gandi- date for governor of MussachiiSetts, has a plank in his platiorm which calls for "absolute verifnhity with Canada 'so that trade shall flow as freely and unha between Canada a the United States As between the states of this union." This may make votes for Mr. Foss; he is the best judge of that. As a practical question, however, - the proposition is absurd. Canada not want free trade with the United States, but it does want a branch of the big industry of which Mr. Foss is the head, and the kind of a tariff Mr. Foss does not want will give it to us ooner or later. -------------- A Unique Experience. Gazette. pan of a Toronto sutomo- does | nicht this fall, with the exception of hing. hold In the prison chapel twice each The cups for the Y.M.C.A. road races on Thanksgiving day, are on exhibi- tion in the window of Kinnear and are real beauties and should make glad the heart of these fortunate enough to win them. Repairs and pressing, My Valet. "31.25 chamois for 89¢..," on the bar- gain' counter at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. Hats off to one farmer, who drove into the city, this momming, a dis. tance of tweniy-three miles, to sell a load of produce. lle was rewarded for his trip by selling out within a balf hour after he arrived in the city, The farmer was accompanied by his wile. An employee of the light, heat and power company sta this after: noon, that there was more power in use this morning during the dark period of about an hour than any Saturday night. Lights were kept lit in the street cars until 11:30 and most of the stores had their lamps lit all the foremoon. The Governor's Quick Wit. While talking to a former governor of Illinois, who was od® for the yuickness of his wit, an English tour: ist spoke with special fervor of a sight he had seen in another state. *l attended a Sunday service for the inmates of the state prison," he said, "and 1 learned that of the 208 per sons now confined there all but twelve voluntarily attend religious services 8 ; s "Most extraordinary," said the gov- ernor musingly. "I am sorry to say it is not so with us. Bat then," be added soberly, "in IHingis, von ses, most of the respectable people do not come to prison." --Lippineott's. Where There's a Will. A weak bore Christonas holidays, » | Princeton un e wha lived in id have | Ap RAE Shall 1 comms by the abt house! ; 9" | _A Page could easily be written of Good News from our Gloves, Hosiery <*y Our Leader KD GLOVE Famous English Walking Glove, a capital Glove for Fall wear, being slightly heavier than the spring makes. Colors, Tans, Browns, Black $1 00 at . HOSIERY DEPARTMENT We sell Cashmere Hosiery for women and children that are) sclected from 3 of the makers of Good Hosiery in Nottingham, England. Womens Cashmere Stockings, seamless feet, full sizes 5c Women's Cashmere Stockings, our BpecialF BL... voviinie snp rset S0 Women's Cashmere Stockings, fine makes, at 39c, 45¢c, 49c, 65¢ Go where you will you will net find a better glove for $1.20 than those we are now selling. They are produced from first choice skins, and are superior in many details from the ordinary $1.25 Kid Glove Colors for fall we have Tans, Browns, Fawns, Modes, Greys, White, Navy, and Greens. Dents Fall weights in Cashmere Stock- ings, both broad and fime ribb, 4 makes to select from. 30c, 2c, be, 30¢, 33¢, 85¢, 40c, 45¢c, 40c, Special makes with spliced toe and heel that give excellent wear, 23¢ and 30c, And many fine makes in Scotch Knit and fine Yarn Sox, 289¢ and 49c. | UMBRELLAS RECOVERED Serviceable, added to the money saving feature of this Underwear if bought from us, the fact this Underwear is the kind you need right now, Women's White "Velva' Under. vests and Drawers, special at 85¢ Kach White Unshrinkable Wool and Union Vests and Drawers White or Natural Wool Unshrink- able Vests and Drawers ..... 735¢ Fine makes at ... 93¢, 09c, $1.25 Hoth Vests and Drawers $1.49 or WOMEN and CHILDREN, a viriety of makes that will prove isfactory. Children's Men's Sox Warm and 0. orl | New Shoes for Thanksgiving We call your attention to our large variety of L ADIKES' FINE SHOES at THREE DOLLARS-FIFTY & Patents in Lace and Button that we guarantce 8 8 not to crack. Gun Metal Calf in Lace and Button. Viei Kid in Lace and Button, i Tan Lace Boots, Cushion Sole Boots, Eg 'and other styles at $3,50. GOOLUOLTT TT SHOE STORE}