PAGE SIX. The Bank OfToronto Has Ample facllitic long experience business in Canada Our f« facilities are at the progressive br of Kingst OF oF MISS PRICE - CUSTOM ABDUCTOR Was Caught North to Without Formalities. in Beturns Canada . * ' » * r -® . . : ® Necessary is I'he mi funds, « w and conn who Miss & man asdailed i equipmen the dis on, INCORPORATED 1835. without re ard of £300 of y the CH ith ten de tesources over 830,000,000, paid 14 Fov ue vill be Chicf of it Hannah KINGSTON BRANCH 107 PRINCESS ST. Wilson or Pir and cordess- 5 reported : admitted eid to the abduction ik v nis entity Borden, Man threatened and additional GEORGE B McKAY, winted Police have been Seat for, Manager. me it prisoner Stolypin May Die. IN. -Suargreons is- that Sept. 'hig morning zenernl of the form. It + bullets heart: i has been were Serhan We Are iting Ho FOR ™":4} Reinier ire to ie This Fall Shooting on Amado The ed to th fii from ever Hammer Gy Princess Hotel Dieu ippendicits i fer ' f Mg ns sh Pella 'Holder, Colborne ed home, after it Ins Witchazel" bottle retury spending the o months erary Aleny their jter' shaving, "Drug Stores Misses Lau =x | Lower Bagot street, Clara Carleton, Cleveland | Mixs M. Crothers, Earl 1.0000 from Old Orehard, the eream, for af 15¢ Melrod"s Guns from "0 Hueket visitin ond Lillian Londed Eley Winchester Y MC. Ar Shell are owe "treet Ww Be rn ™ nt simmer All All abd ey W. A. Mitchell HARDWARE. 83 AND 87 PIRNUESS ST. enzi PP fran The great Uterine Tonic, and qonly safe effectual Monthly | tegulator on which woroen gan | depend. SoM {n ogruns of strength--No, 1, 2 Ro. 1 He grees stronger, $3 ¥ Ree ial tha 4, $5 ne Fo all druggists, or st on ugg ef wr nmphlet. 4 Addre: a: J on a ZX xn Sony TN, VERE Ta Latest Novelties ~IN=-- Coat Sweaters For Men, Ladies and Children Ma ul violens rtial Inw likely in Spain bee ftrikes with bloodshed Splendid assortment in all the leading Prices $1.50 to $6.75 colors. New Velvets for Fall § Suits We show exceptional values gouds in Blaek, Blue, Green, 50¢, 75¢, $1, 1.25, 1.50 yard in these Brown. The Correct Styles In Fall Coats and Suits An immense assortment to select from. iN hakota--He the wearch last. er LROUSd cundition,..« | rs rs | THE DAILY OF EVERYTHING ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN, A BIT Who Wants to Vote for Bourassa --A Tory Vote Means That--May Noi Have Another Opportunity. «for reciprocity free $ood. Mowat. vill win this time wat, liberal party.' Laurser's fifty seats them majority may Iw Kingston will he Why The time trial ? at not. give reciprodity a agreement can be repealed Any | Ree trade and Ww heels fo iprocity will increase hat makes the ¥ trade 1 er will go back ve to Seventy five i's trouble about the wre resipr or becuse nets » ogy nh CHProcity hich may he anada says wo pact is in terminated at na nny time Eine trial enough Alone This anada Vt ave will it better we ( bit ® n sue « must not hack, candidate 13 ge ttive ved re oreur ing eotisery in | rank HSsions Dy {ores daily rence United States wha be mount, with Will « when that Canada's teach X336,000, 000 move al is doubled =} is an any dislay trade blessing to Why not pact © enn Ree Ar iprocity reat ta % da for thirteo another tre elled at any was n nibs I he cnr iment will} vedi tend, that the Laurier overs general! mist | be eturnem {Wonld ston not be a ake for King to be in opposition | "I have t met fa shouts Sp James | missed his brother and out fe fot VE roman i tvor of reciprocity," Whi He Preseott who is ot 1 ney has fin ont need United not: buy from or | the shall | like adh Ns y the unless We vhit we Sales weity the reeipro- | it ein be can stroke of the | conservative "The best thing about erent ix that time by n Herron, Macleod city celled {10 ny John ndidate in that W. IF. Nickle; {is the tory - candidate for Kingston, | may be taken another {evidence of | unpopularity of holdint a seat | James Whitney. Fhe fact MPP. | as {this {under Sir Kingston workingmen that is their battle; that procity will mean untaxed food them and a competition that must sult the lowering of prices. i Che this veel | Ld roy re i Maedoni atked for He dd said © Tha | anything and | have | John A. never got Si | firmer seems to fl for something » of getting it | inever | wakenmt | and has a proc i Hi "politieal regards it measure, declared ot Reeiproeity un business pro position, Every elector fxhould vote fo both parties | will be tg the not ques ion as such hecunse | that it the coun he the ave wvantage -- | secretary that} FE. Gladstone, as fay he was colonies, wrote her majesty the tion" if reciprocity between Canada and when for the afford satis! "it will most sincere \rrang 1 | United States ean he the should She Know he buys workingman's wife te and | Every | an tthe f advoda for reciproeit she to S1ve the cost living inf! ood or t how be on expen has hushar Mowat her for ence on a vote Thursday next A September Wedding. On Saturday, September 2nd, Minnie, obly daughter of Mr. and Mrs J, Hunter, was united in marriage to William P. Paupst, of Moose Creek Ont. The ceremony was performed at' the residence of Rev. I. D. Whitmore, who tied the knot. The young couple left the Monday following for trip to Toronto and other points. They returned to the city last Saturday and jwill reside here, the groom being em- ployed as ap attendant at Rockwood haspital, Miss a North Ring's Last Trip. ! Steamer North King leaves Kingston | at 5 pam, on Sunday, September 24th, for Charlotte (Port of Rochester.) You ean spend Monday in the Flower | City and be home; Pyfmiay morpiig. Fare for round tnp, nr I". Han- lev, agent. Died in General Hospital, Charles H. Ketcheson, aged thirty three years, died in the general hos- pital, on Sunday. The remains were sent 16 Belleville, on Shoday for burial President Takt is in Detroit, aki speaking tour aroumd Michigan, but adhering to hs expressed intention he is strictly avoiding mentioning the re- eiprocity question till after the Cava dian election. Miss Carrie Seott, of Oswego, N.Y, réturned home Saturday, after a visit at her uncle's, Capt. J. E. Smith, Barrack street. Mr, and Mrs. M. J. Kennedy, Ports- imouth, returned home from Hamilton, |: wm. Mrs. Thomas Gibson, Montreal street, (Went out to Sunbury, to visit Mrs » i eto {She ne i made " {Robert land agreement |W iport igot [ respectid King (misfortune fof Glo (day {hers {of firace Piply | placed himself { perfect | twelve a As realize | 5 «Copper by steamer Kingston, yesterday morn: |pyack BRITISH re MOXDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 1911. CAUGHT IN HAYSTACK HOW GOES THE FIGHT? DEATHS AT GANANOQUE NINE PEOPLE LL; or - May AU TOMOMILE A AT THE SYRA.| CUSE FAIR. ! 9 Old. | Man LATE Miss ELIZABETH FE SON. AGED EIGHTY-EIGHT. The Car Was Driven by Lee field--An Alexandra Hay Among the Dead. ANA ere 'Killed seriousiv, as the during the ie automobile William Tomkins Had His Leg Badly Injured--Twelve Lady Visitors Dedicated in Grave Methodist Church, is] acuse, 1a Nine irtevn ir Sent Sep per and jared an laps of Ve, after i s fon nome . Mur usin, In. At the of R= Mrs. Robert {iro ket Miss A lizabeth |ery ome of Gani Rwjues 4 respect ad renatian Gananoque, Sept Soler result of <0] cident closing RiLreet, fifty -m State fair track, when Rios « field, laamn 4 ir * through the plunged inta the 3 race nig A uraay sie morning, { of sof marcas! and for n al ¥ years nd . an her home with her sister, Mrs Fined Hrough The takes fine this afternoon ANON] Ue place in nge g "wn the nw fences Le thro sDewhw ay The wide Hamil Fred. J. Arnold Charles B Haunt ye, Janus Cain, Al Fayette Funk, | Halvin, Syrae N.Y Unknown man, 60 years old Unknown man, 25 .¢ Unknown hoy, For dead ar Ny N.Y. faneral k place fo 4 thammand, y Na vr Use cemelery 1euse, The eoul cleared light on Saturdas Syriac Bay, rlevvilfe, \ Hornew 'Taher | Saturday at sh for Oswego on for another « sone anda Argo Leo a coal Another Cananogue's rsteemed residents passed Saturday ev at the Mre., Inlos fal ombe, det, where she had made hex number of years, Fdgley, relict her soventy-seventh year married, her §h Henry Eames, this aftercoon © Aderly and) to rest on, of Mr. | Arock home in the person of the late of 9) venrs « ening hone Hor nore than tators al, Oldfield had ing his car with flappne. in the Mt Palma, howe stead of . wd him known that injured, the to call few miles were ry thronged the track Oldfield, the driver, who the ir Ina it being guarded ns he ter spec- | heen driy the shoes | beating manager, deniar one 'of hope of ver, out | in- | urg 3 In spite puiok!y killed and | the track race and the while : amehin 1. Vdgley, Deceased wag twice husband bong funecal takes place Punk cemetery steambarge Water Lily 'was wtarday evénin tue liberals have entered with mto the campaign in this see- Committers raoms have been fn the old Bank of Teron- Hp i to building commit tées hs ve al bi of } . us in stonping hin, itis said, speed. became to increase his that fnct it had been of many officials of the tow The in re | Inst hundreds fused Cranage a zest tion of ered 18 among and | and hespital, 'oflicer, be ured, 1 <3 bv an and ther the recovers will arrest ar soon own Lo IES od campaigy Witfiam and MISSIONARIES ARE SAFE. the' 8 The Chinese Rebels Retreating el well-known had mmure lus the Tomking, a strect to severely fall on the pavement of the week Fhe Heo loose and hig juries ol lay up. for some Methodist Sunday class rally ices were of Robert father of the A nice carier, From] hy a From part torn Chentu, Loronto, Rept tin just recenved him ine innounces siege] in 13th, and tha treating Fhirty-one of hool held ler practically Raikes, Sui Gree ite annusl noon, The in honor r, the ement ser memorial Heese ) viarrived safel hung musical 81 te ng by the with hi num school mov also rendered Meredith tn the was () A assisted programme pupils and orchestra Re thn--%1, hi onyes S1--N.Y. and State Steamer 1 + 3 \ 1 i musical } nuaay {September 24th, at 5 p.m. for Chat Intte, N.Y., turning Tuesda nornin I 4. P, Hanley, agen (Part « tochester) re Cassis 81 sidy, return pap, filled the Both se I mis pulpit ves Rev, | \ from .J SIONArs St at rvices, being made periiemeeid 3 Pitchers jndig fas ts are Mr. during latter Ler --- as a Course at Military Colleg tht Ons in it wonday wing thrdueh ov £ Very requiring good long and quiet \n interesting feature of in Grace ¢ oh, last evenin | public dedie as provided church, the the Mesdames i Mepes, . Knight, H. Hard, J ack #, ang AH ined Lhe Misses Fesie Delo Pe Aikens, and Hattie Co by virtue of their office hole the quarterly hoard Mir. if Mex, 8G. street spending the the lohn danghttr, Visas Wash, have returnad Mre. Oscar Keating, few weeks a town, few to the serions dition, spell of the rest Wr -- 'arnovske's tpo the se 1% the | rv ice vi W Hickory nuts, at ( 8 it Rainy Rives election pos a the bal m of fo and visitors, rey ep on lady tenets of the to distribute the ge al election of them have tg he tal wor ong canoe impossible by the num for | her Britton, Ciriflin, time a lot en to polling routes mer comprising William »oths Hey Mien, | Chere ats ane hulttdred thonsamd visi abriee Ly in I hase : tha sents dependent t nited Strtes Railway strike maori lized traffic refusing SON, GQ. nd., the oceasto In ined and lodge encampment of idisllows of ( or nnada John | past few month wd Charles, Elizabeth, 1 ane ook, Ireland has signal man I'roops de shot requisit in \ with to strike nd Seattle, Mr. and ing the relatives, home in A. Orsey, etd from a f ombardy Parke, spent Sons, mn ho ome ened pend- | vith ther Colds or Fevers he KR T Are broken up In a single night, and in serious lllness preveiited, by taking Hood's Pills Al drugeists. 29 cents. past hive Winnipeg Arthur visit returned Mr, street, with ind Smith's Falls Lansdown parent King and have relatives Vieto talk rh operator at ne vesterday with his and Mrs. A. JN. Parke, Mrs. R. D B aid the Baker, haveelos MEETING THE ELECTORS 'RideauWard WILL BE HELD IN MCCONNELL HALL Princess Street = Tuesday Ev'g, Sept. 9 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. New York Stocks. 2.3 i nid ig. ¥ 1508 | 662 QUOTATIONS : MceCunig ros, Montreal Through J. 0. Hutton. * Ask 285 STOCK From aor OF id Crown Reserve 280 East Canadian Canada Cement C.ER Dominfon Steel Detroit United Minn. & St. Paul McKay ( R & 0 Porto Rico Penmans Ltd. Twin City Dominion Textile Foronto Railway Lake-ol-the-Woods Montreal Power Pulp 104; ell is. Donald Mowat, Union Pacific Candidate \lderman United Steel Southern Pacific Rock Island . Reading Northern Pacific Missouri Pacific 1078 Mcyor; R. J. Carson. Dr 24; 189} 1143) address the A MASS Alderman Elliott and meeting Atchison Chicago. Wheat-- May ....< Last Thin to Ro-hester: Steamer North King leaves on Say day, September 24th, for Charlotte, | N.Y. (Port of Rochester), civing Mon of the Electors of the a day in the Flower City. Home Tues: | | { 01; 1098 day morning. Fare for round trip, | h 2 Village of Portsmout 3 J.P Hanley, agent. Mr. and Mrs. B. Hunter, Princess | street, have returned howe after having spent the past two weeks with friends ia Cooper, Ont. Old instraments taken in exchange: when purchasing a Nondheimer piano at Kirkpatrick's Art Rooms. At Cneen Street Methodist Sunday evening, Mrs. vans John Shea rendered 4 fime duds. Miss Florence Wilkamson, Earl street, leit Monday afternoon for Dundas, to be of a deh Herald, i erhert andy, Parry Sound, is pi Fe Mra. A. RB. Williamson, street. Sunday evening ai Princess Street Methodist church William Mack ren dared a solo in in. fine voice wil HELD IN THE Town Hall Tuesday Ev'g, Sept. 9 Chalr 1aken al ne church. | awd Bight p'elock Hon. Wm. Harty, John Mowat, the Liberal Candidate; Capt | R. Crawford 'Ceorge Mills and Robert Gibwon. : ; "Beef, iron and wine," 0c. Gibson's. for others will address the méeting. Ak, Foust ne Special for Housekeepers| We are ready with large as- sortments and extra values in Blankets, Quilts, Sheets Comforters. Genuine Pure Wool Scotch Blankets A make that givesexcellent wear and is not hard tu wash. $3.99, 4.50, 5.00, 5.50 up We have also a very SPECIAL MLANKET so'd at $300 a Pair The siz is 60 x 80 > - Towels and of many qualities, to at -saving prices. Towels, 10c,12 1-2¢, 15¢, 20¢, 25¢ Towels, 30c, 50c. "INE LINEN GUEST TOWELS, FINE LINEN = EMBROIDERE TOWELS, PINE LINEN BUOK AB \CK TOWELS FINK BATH TOWELS, GIFT TOWEL Of all sizes be had here money 35¢, 40c, 45c, BD ready to initial, A large assortment of money-saving prices in Sheets, Sheetings, Quilts, Comforters, Pillow Slips, Pillow Casings. Butterick Patterns for October now Ready. Fashion Sheets for October Free. J. Laidlaw & Son Mepomstal {GOOD BOOTS FOR BIG GIRLS "Boots with Low Heels" to 6 ayeveseseccscssscasessesssssccses » ¢ ose IRR RT 0 EL A Big Girls' Rid Lace Doois, \ Big Girls' Box Call Boots, size to 6 Big Girls' Kid Lace Boots with heavy soles Big Girl' Gan Metal Calf Boots, lace or bution £3.00 Also Patents and Tans in batton and lace af $3.00 and R350 > TheLo Locket Shoo Store : Senasshesiosanescescosnntessunsnassasssiers 3 { i ! 1 { : ! Sesescssccssesccstsensesesececeessstsescacce