PAGE EIGHT, S0000000000000090000000 £ THE MANAGER OF 2 The Bank of Toronto : Is pleased to offer to all who banking the ® have business (0 transact services and ® facilities of this Bank, with its . ® careful management, wide connections, up-to-date facilis ties and ample funds, 8000000000000 ines snsetesree $4,500,000 $3,444,000 Capital Reserved Funds | KINGSTON BRANCH 107 PRINCESS ST. EsEESTErr GRORGE B. McKAY, Manager. COST PPOIOOISISIVIOIOGIOGIOISSE LET US SHOW You Tae Es -i ie that will deo everything the high- priced cleaner will "do, and at & price that everybody can bear. ONLY 86.00, Sold only at W. A. Mitchell HARDWAKE. : 85 AND 87 PIRNCESS ST. At North Dunwich, James Stacey was evushed between a threshing on gine and a separator and killed, | price of pork took somewhat STOLE HORSE AND RIG HERBERT JOHNSTON GIVEN TWO YEARS IN PEN. Made Off With Property of His Em. Moyer, Joseph Wood, Barrieficld. But Was Soon Captured--Accused Served Part of Two-year Sentence For Similar Offence. Herbert Johnson, aged eighteen, was, on Saturday morning, senten:- td by Magistrate Farrell, to two years In the penitentiary for stealing a horse and rig, the property of Joseph Wood, of Barriefield, by whom he was employed. Johtstod served part of a two-year term for » similar offence, having been allowed out on ticket-of-leave Friday night Johnston made of; with a grey mare and rig, the pro perty of his employer, but #t was not long belore he was taken in charge. Mr. Wood notified the police, and al 2.20 o'clock Saturday mornfidz Police Constable McAdoo noticed Johnston driving on Queen sireel with the stolen outfit and placed him under arrest. Johnston pleaded guilty when ar raigned before the court. but made no statement. The magistrate had a record before iim to show that the (accused had been allowed out won ticket-of-leave for horse stealing m----a---- Saturday Market Prices. The market on Saturday morniis was a very good size. A large muwm- ber of the islanders were over. The of a { drop, selling at eight and ten cents Some people were asking as high as! thirty-five cents for eggs. Potatoes sold in some places from $1.15 to $1.20 a bag. The farmers are rush- fag tn all the potatoes they have sn they will sell them before the mei- chants bring them in from outside places, as they have already started to do. Creamery butter was selling at thirty to thirty-two cents "a4 pound. Officers Arts "13, The following officers were eleet- od on Friday might for Queen's ars 15; honorary president, Pref. Mitchell; président , Mr. O'Meara, Ottawa; vice-president, Miss A. Wal- lace, Saskatchewan; rocretary- treasurer, Bernard Rielly; historian, Miss Scott; prophet, Mr. Short, Ot- tawa; poetess. Miss Campbell, Ot tawa; orator, Mr. Muckle. Accused of Theft. Word wag received from Ganan- oque, Saturday, that a man named McGraine, hailing from this eity, had been detained there on a charge of theft. He ig accused of stealing a bicycle from Corporal Franeis, of the Ordnance Stores. A police con- stable will be sent to Gananoque to bring the accused here for trial. Potatoes! Potatoes! H you want the finest potatoes, we have them. .J. Crawford. "Buy kodak films." Gibson's, | SPECIAL SALE To-Night, 7.30 O'clock ~ Umbrellas FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Regular 90 cent and $1.00 for 69c. Each Strong servicable quality, suitable for Fall wear Limit to Each Customer a A At AA ss i LADIES' Black Ribbed Stockings Ribbed and Plain. Regular 35 cent for & ~ 25c¢. a Pair Bizes 81-2 9, 91-2, axd 10 inches Are ~ 48c. Each % THE DAILY BRITISR WHIG, SATURDAY. IN SPORPING CIRCLES. Two Soccer Games to be Flayed Here This Afternoon There will be two Soccer games here this aftermoon. McGill plays Queen's an latercollegiate game at the university campus, while R. C. H. A and C. L- Cs. will play on the cricket field. Junior Rugby Game. The junior Rugby game between Collcgiates and R.M.C. 11, at the athletic field this afternoon, at three o'clock, will, no doubt, result in a win for the cadets. The really ex- elleal conditien. of both R.M.C leams makes It apparent that they will win anywhere. Prelates at Rughy Game. Archbishop Gauthier, formerly of Kingston; Mgr. Stagni, the apostolic delegate; and Hon. Senator Belcourt will occupy seats in the special stand from whieh the Duke and Duchess of Connaught will this afternoon watch the Ottawa College-Toronto Uni- versity Rugby game at Ottawa. For the first time in the aistory of Can- adian sport the Royal Standard will fly over a fottball field. FELL INTO HOLD OF BOAT. Wheelman of Steamer Prince Ru pert Breaks His Arm. Albert Porila, of Bt. Paul, who is wheelsman on the steamer Prined Rupeit, had a miraculous escape trom death by falling into the hold of the boat, a distance of twenty- three feet, and breaking his righi arm, op Saturday morning. The boat had just finished un- loading wheat at Richardson's elo- vator, and had started to load some oats. Porila was in the act of lift Ing the hatch and missed bis hoid and fell in Dr. W. G. Anglin was called and set the arm. It is very fortunate that the wheelsman did not receive worse Injuries than he did by fall- ing that distance. "The Siamese Twins." Among those who were at the R.C.H.A. smoker held in the Or- pheum Theatre Friday evening were Sergt.-Maj. Gimplett, W.0. and Q.M.8. Instructor W. J, Mcintyre, who for many years have been known as the "Siamese Twins" be- Cause of the remarkable resemblance each bears the other. They both Joined the service above the same time, and hive been in service over twenty years. They went througa the South African war together and came out without'a scratch. During the years they haye been in the force they have been companions, and seeing them separately one would certainly take them for bro- thers. They were dubbed "Siamese Twins" by Clarke W. Wright. King's Daughters' Supper. The Whatsoever Cirele of the King's Daughters gave a most en- joyable supper on Friday evening in St. George's Hall. The hall looked very attractive and pretty with the many quartette tables, each one centred with a vase of bright salvia and lighted with many flickering un- shaded candles. The girls who sery- ed were Misses Ada and Beatrice #irch, Misses Maria and Dorothy Carruthers, Miss Ethel Waldron, Miss Nora Macnee, Misses Leta and Vera Carson, Misses Nora and Helen jordon, Miss Bessie Smythe, Misses Phylis and © Charlie Shortt, Miss Lassie Kirkpatrick, Miss Doris Kent and Miss Eva Richardson. In Loving Memory. The members and ex-members of the Flower Mission in connection with the General Hospital have pre- sented to the children's ward a bed, fully equipped, in loving memory of the late Miss Carrie Wilson, who was one of the most faithful of the little band. Miss Wilson loved to bring brightness and cheer to the bedside of the old and middle-aged patients, but above all her heart went out to the suffering little child- ren. A silver plate bears the name "Carrie Wilson" and the year of her death, 1911. Conservative Meeting. The Kingston conservatives held a meeting, on Friday night, when delegates were appointed for the selection of a candidate for the On- tario legisiature. W. R. Givens president of the Liberal-Conservative Association, was in the chair, ane took occasion te congratulate the workers on the result of the recent elsction. Another meeting will bo held shortly, when the candidate will be nomindted. It is rumored oun the stréet again to-day that Dr. A. B. Ross will be the candidate. Gallagher the Favorite. The conaty conservatives were in the city in force on Saturday to choose a candidate for the Ontarn general elections The oplaion seem- ed to prevail that J. 8. Gallagher, the present member, would again be chosen, with Dr. William Spankie as a close second. It is known that Dr. Spankie is not in accord with tha provincial educational policy, and would not mind serving a term fin the legislature just for the purposed of urging much-neoded changes Iu the system. Canada Better Understood. onda, Oet. He Times editorially says: --* rey . turns with a record which perhaps and understood here and throughout the empire for his governorship," it con cludes. ! "1 postponed till the first car day. 3 only ome of his predecessors quite nd certainly pore + ETE OR THE NEWS, y SH ---- Twi The Very Latest Culfed From All LOCAL NOTES ASD THINGS IX! The Turkish ons of nine Ynits GENERAL. is anchored in a wit § *{ Reported 100 Killed in mane : i -- A ' explosion near Valmero, Sacily. Occurrences in the City and Vicinity! Josolvencies in Canadn for the past Other Brief lems of Interest week seuchud 30. saute {enh 1000) 38 Easily Read Remembered. » Bw "Hougall, ay A ap i a Pointed a judge of the superior court Exhibition of ary pictures. Weese's. | © - red. hs t North York school teachers are op Neo ors in Arve --- posed to the use of the rifle hy. . the at Los oo lecture given in St. James' room on Friday evening by Has. J. Couper Robinson, senior An- have glighn missionary in Japan, was well Aew attended, yt : At. Vicnos, en Saturday morning, pi at dm. kians... dosel, heir pro. King street. Leave wrders ai Me sumptive to throne of Austria Hun- \ulay's bavkstore, ! gory, was married to Prinecss Vita, Mes. E. Boswell and son, w.auley, of Portugal. Durham street, have returned from Lord Charles Beresford, on a visit New York. to Canada since the beginning of Au- be wise and join the happy throng gust, sailed for England in the £m- that is buying lots in Hartson addy press of Ireland. tion this tall. See McCann. Al Fort Coivorne, Ont, Mrs. Ferris "Fresh cod iver oil emulsion." Gib- made a plucky defence when attacked, son s. in her house, by a masked burgla: Ray Walker, who has been visiting and finally drove the man off. iriends in bhingston, leit, Saturday, I'he Washington government has for his howe in Oswego, N.Y. sounded the varlous governments re. Men! Dow't fail to call and see our Enrding an agreement for the mutual snaps in boots this week. Dutton's, Protectan. of their subjects in China 20V Princess street. and also regarding their policies to- Miss Luella mavell and Herbert Ward China, : 4 i ireneer take part in a lhanksgiving The London and North-Western rails event at Moscow on Uctober 30th. Way, In conjunction with the Great «resh Met'onkey's caramels." Gib Uentral railway, is experimenting with son s, ) electric locomotives generating their here was no meeting of the live own power. Designs for three of thesa and ight committee, Friday after- engines are being prepared, noon, there being no quorum present.! The Duke and of Connaught See our infants' hard sole boots; Plan to make a tour of all the prin. sizes three to eight, 45c. All children's cipal cities of Canada, but as yet ne boots chesp at Dutton's, 200 Princess details have heen considered. His roy- street: al highness first outside trips will be "molonkey's sweets," at Gibson's. 10 Montreal and Toronto. Other Bix fire extinguishers Lave hen, in: cities will be visited later, in the Home for the Aged, to ----------pe Sling in. the fhe in| =. THE LATE MRS, AMEY. add to the fire equipment of the ie She Had Lived for Years Ncar stitution. See our special aviator caps, tojjues, . Ernesttown Station. Napanee Bea sweaters, ote., all prices; extra values, Dutton's, 209 Princess street. ver, Joshus Lirele, who was hurt in the Fhe funeral of Mrs. Cynthia Amey, collegiate gymnasium on Friday morn- relict of the late Nelson Amey, took ing, is doing nicely in the general place on Sunday last from the Union hospital. ch Mrs. Amey's death came as "rresh MeConkey's caramels." Gib. a surprise to many friends, her illness son's. was of short. duration. The end camp "Good luck is often but another peacefully, while surrounded by dear same for good management." Which ones, on Friday evening of last week. prompts us to ask, Are you properly Although she hadpassod the seventy. cighth milestone of life's journey, she appeared much youn, Always Ta insured ? McCann. Rideau King for Westport every Monday and Thursday, at 6 a.m., for gile, but of 'a bright and cheerful Rideau Ferry every Thursday. Jas. temperament, she will be sadly miss: Swift & Co., agents. ed. Since her husband's death, which aocurred fifteen years ago, she made hier home with her daughter, Mrs. M. Rev. P. 1. agnot and wile are visiting their former anadian homes, MHogle, who, with a son, Frederick Amey, mourn the loss of an affection- including Kingston. Mt Mignot is now ate mother. Mrs, Amey was one of a living in Huernsey, Eng "Bresh MeUwukey's caramels." Gib- son's. family of six, her father's name being wool underwear, fleece: Hugh Milligan, one of the early set. ters in this community. A brother, Men's all lined, underwear, night shirts, day shirts, at Dutton's, 209 Princess 5. Milligan, Milthaven, and two sia street. ters, Mrs. Ellen Amey and Mrs. Jane deeloy's Bay wants a change in the Lucas, survive. In religion. Mrs, wail stage trips. It wants the stage Amey was a Preshyterian; in her, to leave Kingston in the morning, re: the church loses an ardent supporter, turning here the same day. . Her pastor, Rev. Mr. Robingon, con "Molasses kisses," Molonkey's. Gib ducted the service, the church being son's. ; draped for the occasion, and decora- Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Plewes, Division ted with flowers. I he floral offerings street, celebrated the tenth annivers: were heautiful. The remains were ary of their wedding, at their home, placed in the vault at Millhaven to await interment kater by the side of loved ones gone before, Rubbers. for all, cheap, at Dutton's, Public school, wnye. 200 Princess stroet. Aevamara trial Angeles, Ur. aol went to Clarendon at noon | Cal, adioorsed Gill Monday. Only six to-day, on a shooling trip, A so. fax chosen. 3 "Bay kodak supplies." Gibson '8. Petorboro council bas decided to Miss Anna Mcbonali, Wolfe Island, Prepare a by-law to borrow $35,000 to is vigiting friends in tbe city. build two new pu ic. schools. "buy kodak films." Gibson's. panseilor Maydtivorgel by faljees Ss "s sweniers , Dutton's' SIONS, = _ Suppost. 1 20) Princonn ee AOS riandiy societies. 10. he. earance bil Canon Stare preaches Thanksgiving| ~The big liner Olympic, which was services ut Ushuwi. un Sunday. 'badly rammed by the cruiser Hawke, William Swaine, piaso tuner, Orders | Will Tee Sadlings Soeember 20th. received at MeAuley's. "Phone 778. - David Legauit, chief of police "Fresh Melonkey's sweets." Gib-| of the city of Montreal, and of son's. Mry. EK. Riggs and son, Princess street, have returned from New York. "nodak films,' scientifically de: veloped if lett at Gibson's. Wuham Cockburn and wile returned homie wom. a trip La York. H. U piano Luner, Friday evening. Sale of homespun gloves, 19¢; black tights for children, silk mufflers with collars, 5%. Dutton's, 208 Princess slteet, | The ladies of the Orphans' Home are doing a saving work that should receive better support from the city council and citizens than it does, Good Advertising. The primary object of ihe merchant who advertises in to-day's newspaper, says the Vhiladelphin Record, is ta tell the goods that are mow on his "Cod liv il suinlion.": Gibson's shelves and on the counters. Lhe (00. liver oil. emulsion. . * secondary! object is to sell the gods i he iridénd to be de that will come into his store next Ontario Navigation company wll be Wonks ext, moubh. dunt WBE lot on a straight eight per cent. basis. FY ; ; op : ro ip 0» wight of the secondary olgect of his ar oaks emulsion . of cod liver oil. advertising. Fach day's ad. must be "Max Duff who has recently been in ® Sthstautial addition to the founda the Bank of Commerce; in New York tion of his store's keputhtion. d tity, has been made accountant of the cumalative effect © ey y a the branch oi that bank in Hamilton, Vertisiig is to. make such an ib "inadak_ supplies." Gibson's. jession upon every newspaper read- Br. W. T. Conmell examined the © that ii he does not want aly bt stomach of the horse owned by Alex. the advertised articles immediately ander (inn, Fermoy, and reports it Will eventually be made to want them containing arsenic, showing the sni- 04 will have his mind made up in mal has been poisoned: 'advance as to where he would better women invited | see buy them. be ) -- "Comfort, Shoe, jo a ea Jrame your . advertising with _ a No more foot trouble if thess are Yi" 10 iostant results; but comnt 2 confidently on an extra. dividend in worn. Dutton's, 209 Princess ag the' al of future results. Komsti Samuel Arniel noon, for Gananoque; to fake Infant Death Rate Reduced. Sharge B man Montreal, Oct. 2A delegation of ladies from Ann's ward, who were connected with the pure milk station in this district, waited upon the con- trojiers, yesterday, and prese cap- eport, showing the efonlient ich had heen u sumnier by the distribution of nulk. 'The infant death rate in the district had been cut down from fifteen per cent. to seven per cent. It was held by the delegation that the distribu tion of milk should be continued dur ing the winter, as it would mean the saving of many lives. |An Attractive | Shopping Centre With New Fall Gols, Uonstantly Arriving § aod Many Lines of Goods Sold at Prices that mean | a Distinet Saving to You KID GLOVES § Freoch Kid Gloves . - Special Valoes in 1an Shades Real 75 C. KID GLOVES Perrine Famous Makes and Dents, Kquall well known Kid Gloves in Blick, Tans, Greys, Nav Myrtles and White $1.00 Pair "THE PREMIER" Tne Best Black Kid Glove in the trade this admitted by those competent to judge and Oup 3 rice is only $1.25 This Glove Is now sok! slsewhere at $1.35 and 5 $.150 under other nanos TONIGHT We will place on sale the following specials : * | OQ. Round Embroidered Doylies, Dainty ( Designa embroidered in whité. The Size is 16 inches across, and the value 235 to 30c. each. TRIES 90S DEE a ® See ® oa prices that save * Shamm or Covers, of these are Yours 8c. Each To-Night 7 5 White Drawn Work - Covers Sizes 32 inches square, hemstitched all round and with neat Jdrawn work, designs suitable for The real Value 45c. Each : Yours To=Night 100 Pretty Tite FE iged with dai ty design in French Val Special To: Night While the Lot Lasts 9c. Each HOSIERY For All The Family, satisfastory sorts at 25¢ Each Lace Girls' Boys' Women Htockings For Stockings For Stockings For eS ey 1). Laidlaw & Son White Embroidered § EEIIEEID IEEE VSP TISEPI0PRI OES Ee V00PA00000000000C 00090000 0P20CROR0OI00TS . ceesseseessesersaccese sarnassenssssssessere wn BOYS B FOR SATURDAY. *e Tr We Have a Splendid Assortment of Good Fall Boots for Boys 'Do you want something for Sunday ? Oet 4 pair of our American High Toe Bost, / ; 2.50. - Do you want something for School ? Get a pair of our Cordovan Blachers, $2.00. Do you want a Boot for Wet' Weather ? Get a pair of our Grain Leather is I The Lockett Shoe Store SR080000000000000000088 a BPN N000400000000KE 100000 )00000000000000 a