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Write OfMoe nearest you for Free Book No. 0 "IDEAL BEDDING Cour MONTREAL -- TORONTO ---- WINNIPEG n I ev KINGSTON ELECTION ified that he that all who had |paign in his beh iwould be 4 {1h make for his defeat tents the whole country," fi t THE DAILY i } 3.) | defeated. | of Kin; pinion ai mting from Page wi been fairly fe believed that the people ton had expressed their they did want | Yeeiprocity which was the | Mr wat thanked sincerely | 1 part the and he hoped section tak ir Can i i f they to work ready as. well when around candidate had no excuses He took attitude was next election Libera he lime came ie nd his wd mired. by both his friends and oppon Mowat is the gamest fshter rracefully, in was the. opinion | reely expressed i Candidates Shook Hands. After announced, the complete retirgs had beeg i W. ¥. Nickle 4 front of 48 pouring idressed 5 | ithering the Standard ough it wi rain, * namhber stood out ip office, anxiv thp suecessiyl to hear candidate. grand ova of win that | heard mt of the x a Mickle was given r to Mr tion" 1 ane the re He | fO noisy his hardly wha had I'he to eve with him on | question; had the present government referred to the fact that] Mowat had been college | boys ind referred to the warm friendship between the two dur ig the last twenty vears. He ex pressed the hope that this good feel | yg 1 Wr lessened | ts a result of this election. i After Mr. Nickle had concluded his | few remake, Mr. Mowat the crowd had the pleasure of seeing be helped to Standard i i tory was | ¥ ove th heen Mr and 3 reciprocity vet against Nickle My together, he would no be appeared and § People's Candidate Wins Over Five Million Voters Register Their Approval of His Platform iw + before them ih the |™ {form BRITISH WHIG, the two ead Mowa fle lates shaks Mr FOOSE og that tthe conse ariel ic hands. *0 A' Warm 2 , reanarked, 0 a joculs hapyry way, ev the city' must OnSery ative, he represer ere | would 2 Mr. Nickie all his Life cted better He } Mr i mv At the City Hall, "The election LUTDS we the « jin ' is heered lastily LOTY was an- cabinet lefeat of Many a minixt promine Conse On the plat Wives, among member ined his ens, present of the ve association, was | nd the returns were give iv | JOHN McDONALD MOWAT | - - -- - mac utform, | A few Mr. Ni ithe pl pl 1 v special C.P.R. wire on le by erghit o'clock Appearance on led iles minute iter tf ttform made his Jd the hall resoun with cheers, It was some min FRIDAY, SEPTEMBET ol them! 3 Ba -~ = 1911, i FHT LEI PIRI ! ! THT HM AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE. . TT 'The Beauty, Spot" Was Thursday Night. audience | | : Presented | Quite a good-sized the production Spot," at upporting company A number pd Comes pretty with Dear thé aud and rendered 3 good songs --n and Night agement Saturday. | wed | the | Matinee The ma: have the produaction in th f the Gir pleasure AnnOUnen of the mais Maid,' Saturday, nit Ard, matinee | might hy s city comedy success, on and wi announcement he veel with it the rece leasure sidered toHusica Among be i= co SBASG the found » Pally hnox, Gre principals known artist it Pony Murph: Herbert, Fdgu Tiller, Faldie ter Fad vor, Florence Marie have will ond and Helen Janvien Nedia mmportant parts terpret. Tribute to Prof. Dens. The folloy ing appegrs-in the ville Ulan News," Chicago: 'Prof. Paul Deny organist of St Mary's cathedral, Kingston. We have [ organists the past but like ur head, 3 He heard lots of tn to close our and hear the Mie twenty we eyes, lay hack o vears, { bi A Winning Drive The "Black Cat" is winning all "matches" in the Virginia Cigarette tournament. With both gallery and players, he is now the undisputed favorite. Black Cat 10 CIGARETTES 10% He invites you tg join him in a quiet little test of merit. Here are the rules of play: 1. Lightup, atthe same time. a "Black Cat" ¢nd one of any other brand of Virginia cigarettes 2 * alternate pufis from notice the difference 3. Notice the smoothness, the mellow favor, the fragrant aroma of the "Black Cat." 4. Notice the rawness, sting, of the other cigarette 2. Te the each and The "Black Cat" plays fair--pure, selected, sun-dried tobacco =matured and mellowed by age--made in a clean, fresh air factory. Don't stay 'in the gallery--get into the game. Smoke a "Black Cat' today. 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Prompt Deliveries fhe Canada Metal Co. itd., Fraser Avenue, Toronto {down and aid he | 1 1 Bears the imore than Signature of of the people « ithe | ported [up when brought was needed in this that he that best squarely | Mrs, {ed member, the homage Votes Cost on Average Over $5.00 Apiece --- ~ E0004 000000000000000000 0000500000000 0 SHOES THAT Campaign Wim. said he had the Unierio h inroecity He 1 | 1 | | | : ONTRARY to all precedent, his seat but rightly, the voters : themselves paid for these Five Million votes. use [= 18sue was thought he | He felt { olhice L the C« the look the ren up because he campaign [sure when his term of was | nel people them coud i sion | aver ob at jas he had served Each man, by laying down $5.00 i he fae or upwards, voted his approval of the of the shaving system developed vickle, wif newly-elect to in the hall, am was the next ol those d and perfected by King C. Gillette, and declared his intention of following this system with the Gillette Safety Razor which he received in exchange for his cash. she was cheered loudly, while Smiling on Kn she man demanded a speecl blushing, accept the ¢ {the edge oi ple win and told | the that she Ws UPR thank- ful support her husband scarcely g how NE i ta] situation, need the ay fe people for the of the | Kingston, | he Nickle that of W. Folg new ly-eleeted | member fo this had aver at the {if he depended Benjamin er, happiest night know: He told Mr of the apa the repu said was the Povo PP000509000090900000000¢ The principles of personal clean- liness and comfort, made possible by the quick, efficient little Gillette Safety Razor, were first laid down by King C. Gillette in 1904. When the last General Elections were held, in 1908, pe: over Two Million had subscribed to them. Since then they have y referred been adopted and practised by Three Million more clear-headed Teo voters--practical men whose time is worth money. outset on on 10 hight mE Sm that | his uncle | hus but Mr. he would never win { he was glad, nevertheless, Nickle was elected, speaker, laughing- | three ars | told ti » kind we sell hoe he ry newest giyles mother 1 + : eather that we v ar vil 0 they will rit to | Ross, defeat Ve a} ape. Our Slibes Will Satisfy Yo you will £0 for youi and sand be people | NR \ picked a winner veck ago that had not NN A Nn they told them nominated Mir picked a winner | | He said he beleved the electors of | i their | them, ! NWN 2 = SNS | CORSETS Designed to meet every requirement of the newest fashions with perfect comfort, Get the model that suits your figure. At the best stores. Above " No 387. an extra long model that gives aver. age figures the correct lines for this year's styles 0 Nickle he RN \ I WN) he way to party , aside. | ed t dictated naa cast {this city had vot The Gillette Safety Razor has freed Gillette's constituents, the world over, from dependence on the barber-shop--has conserved their time--preserved their tempers--and, for them, has trans- formed shaving from an irksome task into a pleasant incident in the morning toilet. consciences had ind that they If the conservative became corvupted it v know the best \ NN government pair lace to J. H. Sutherland & Bro, THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES NS NA NN in power and assist mm putitng out I~ the was elected would HH a 3 power eanser I we P9000 000000000 040000000 a ernment lop the and endeave 4 stick to the policy of Joh i Macdonald would have liked to h {lad it pursue. A. H. Blackob [also made conservatives, lerowd remained u | midnight isaiting for the rely pa | railroads RB Sir 2 AN *004 % N Nn BR N Na wd B. MM Intyre & speceh 1s well the Lhe : and $7.50 From KINGSTON Round Trip to Notes of the Election. No N, Lataraqwm not { In sub-division, ward, the artillecymen {been registered, were allowed to ve Phe returning office, when appeal hy W. PF. Nickle, =aid that hy rout and signing form X of section | the unregistered batterymen could ex- | | ercise thoar franchise. The forms were | filled out and the unregistered artil I lerymen voted. i The - Canadian elections were watch- led closely by the people across the border. ast night the Whig received a telephone query from Water town Times as to the result in Can- ada, and disappointment was express. ed by the Times editor over the de: feat of the reciprocity candidate. They say that the houfewives town were down on reciprocity, refused to accept the declarations of the two local newspapers that the | Proposed trade pact would make their purses 'go further." The Portsmouth philosopher was the busiest man in the village yester- | day. He succended in doing bis work well for she hberals i Ax usual, the small boy had a hig time. They always do, no matter which party sucoends. The conservalives had a lg all right The telegraph . likewise. t The weather man waz good to hold off until negrly votes had been polled. Good returns of the olections given at the opera housb. Mach terest was manifested, Congratulations to that yonny lady On wee glowel who will sport a mew who had the : « ¥ p- ol va tH ~ -- FROM R. W, & O. DIVISION STATIONS Annual Coach Excursion October 10th and 11th" Special train Service on October 10th Final Return Limit, October 20th . Tom days for sighlseeing in the Metropotis-- Theatres, ihe Hip podrome, the Wailer -fromi. 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