PAGE SIX. ssesscsssseee Joint Savings . Accounts | Intarest-bearing Bavings = Accounis may be opened ar ® The Bank of Toronto in ihe names of two persons, either of. Whom may withdraw money, and upon the death of ther the balance belongs to the survivor. ¢ Thege are gs Jougehold accounts, very convenient . eo! 8 Hl ei GEORGE BB. McKAY, Manager * sees x % } 0688000000000008 leged to have criminally assanlted his| tions at Ottaws, and some years ago woollen, 2c.; cashmere, 25e. and meme twelve-year-old sister-in-law will do everything the high. if cleaner will do, and at a price everybody can bear. : 4 ONLY $4.00. 1 old anly at . A. Mitchell ® AD 97 PHANCESS 87. Magistrate Houston, Chat has been dismissed from office by Whitney goverapment, VE WILL SELL| ATURDAY, BH: Children's Coats for ages 8, $11.00, 000000000000 QQCRINOOROIORGORROOYTS! DEATH OF MRS. McCLYMONT. , sm-- THE WORLD'S EPISODES GIVEN IN THE BRIEFEST POS SIBLE FORM. At the General Hospital on Thursday Evening. 'Fhute passed away, at the general hospital, at 9.30 o'vlock, Thursday night, Mrs. Mina MeClymont, of 16% | Kent street, Ottawa, She died from anaemin, after an illness of about =x weeks. (n September, she left Ottawa fo visit her som, Perey aud family, who were spending the summer at Tremont Park, and irom there she came on to Kingston. Taken sick while here, she entered the general liospital. Dr. D. E. Mundell, and the officials and nurses there did all they could for Her, but the end came, on J hursdasy night. She was uncon: scions at the time of death, and suf- fered no pain whatever, Deceasei was born in Manchester, England, sixty-one Vears ago, and came to Kingsion with her husband, in 1881. Ten years later, the latter died, and was buried at Cataraqui cemetery, and it will be beside him Matters That Interest Everybody---- Notes From All Over--Little oi Everything Easily Read and Ree membered. Severe fighting with rebel suctesss is reported from Vekin, Thirtviaws liberal candidates now in the field in Ontario, Milk in Si. Thomas is Te. a quart, or twenty-nine pints for a dollar, At Winnipeg four children drowned by falling through ice Halifax, N.35., gave a splendid ova- tion to Borden and his ceolleaguds. 'The official losses by the big fire in London, Ont., Friday morging, to tal 870,000; insurance $515,000, Offiesis of the Royal Grenadiers, To have paid off the mortguze on {the home of Private Clifford, the King's price man. Lady Colin Campbell, the divoreed wife of a brother of the Duke of Argvil, died in London, on Thursday, | Sarni . after an Tong illness, : Joi Sarnia, Ont,.and Puffing a cigafétte, and at the attendants, Abraham aged one hundred and six died in a hospital at San Franeisen,]| i on Thursday. | Deceased was a member of the Wo- vorth Bay police, citizens and blood | mun s « risen femperance Union, | hounds are scouring the woods for | the King's Daughters' guild and .other | Arthur Rood, township constable, al benevolent and philanthropic associa- | ure were of with leaving Kachara, roata, She leaves three sons, Gilbert, the Ottawa Journal staff, and whom she has lived since Kingston, eight vears ago: Perey J., of the sailing! department, Ottawa. There are also Isxanos, | relatives in Cyprus : i < os . . years, near Picton, at Kinnear's Mills, terioapg hh townshin | and {was eomnected with several such in| : Ih > ANY FT i 1 ¥ N¢ . i : i we steamer Huropie, of the North. | Kingston. a pd a ; i ern Navigation company, runsiig be The body was rémoved from the tween Sarmia and Fort William, wid | hospital to the undertaking parlors of! Hormerl, famous as the fastest 'boat on| HK. 4. Reid, 222 Princess street. The; 'the lakes, is to be leugtheped by ! remains will, 'he there until 9.30 fifty | feet . | o'clock, Saturday morning, when they Mrs. John will be taken to the First Baptist] arrested, op Thursday, charged with { church, which the deceased attended | the murder of her husband, who car-| When | living "here, and where the| ried $3,000 life insurance, she being | pastor, Rev. Douglas Laing, will con- i the benslieiary. fduet a short servige. While the fune-! Rear Admiral Potts, U.8.N., retired ral will be of a private nature, friends | s rrendered the third and last of his {or relations are invited to attend the! daughters to religious life winn, of Chicago, sal two in LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. The Kingston Health Congratulated. Hamilton, Nov. 2-=(To the Editor) : Will you kindly allow me a little space in your valuable paper to eon: gratulate the Kingston lealth ussoc- | intion nnd the citizens of the dear old Limestone City on their successiul achievment is establishing a sanator- iam lor the care of tuberculosis pa- tients. Being nn old Kingston boy 1 am always interested in its welfare, and you have my warmest congratu- lations. I am ua patient myself in the Hamiltom sanatorium and my heart goes cout in sympathy to Shy fellow sufferers in thas disease. 1 hope every man, woman and child will interest themselves in the grand work you have undert.ken, and help to stamp out the dreaded "white! plague." We have a splendid institution here and have had excellent results since ita opening. A great many of the pa- tients who have received treatment have gone back to their different oc- cupations, Again, nearly all our help and some of the nurses have béen'ex- patients. We have a resident physic | ian, and at present there are forty- eight patients in residence, fifteen of whom ave children under thirteen years of age. These children are treated at the preventorinm, a beautiful build- | ing hy itself, with nurses and an open- | air school voou. | 1 am fortunate enough to occupy a bed in the Fmpire cottage, donated | and: furnished by the daughters of the Empire, who have always taken a whin i church service. Miss Francis Potts entered Carmelite Many heantiful floral tokeas were comvint 'at Baltimore, Md. placed on the _ easket, and relatives thirence WW. . Glending. commercial] ¥ 10 are here td attend the funeral cat eller fw Ee tr a brought | PAYS received numerous messages of travel Fs 0 mmpeg, wa » ip | condolence fromy Ottawa, Toronto, from Regina, charged with bigamy. | 5, rnin and clsewhere. They have the He Is aoe 3d of having a wife 0 sympathy of many here, in their hour miper, and ow Jersey. OT OV tM ¢ hicagn physicians think a severe of heroaverment, attack of blood poisoning from which Miss Rosé Gordon, a school teacher, is recovering, was caused hy a dean of ink soaking in beneath her finger Association | i | gxConductor . Frank Baker, Strat- ford, has heen officially appointed stationmaster at the London, Ont, G. | TLR station, to succeed Thomas Shortt, who went to Hamilton to iil the vacancy eaused by the superan- 'nuation of Jehn Carroll, Miss Geraldine Daley, of Montreal, bought a dinmond ring on the instal ment play, nid had paid $100 on it, when she was taken ill and payments ceased, The ieweler from whom she {honght the ring seized it Mise Daley sued him and received her $100 back, 8.30 O'cloc 1G, 12. Prices range $2.98 {great interest in the work here. | Thanking you for your space, and | wishing the Kingston Health assoc | jation every success, | remain, ~Yours | respectfully, EDWARD A. PIGION, | $9.00 $5.98 16, 18. Price from to Hockey Player Hurt, | 40 Ladies' Heav yt Witer Coats, : $19.50 : 1 Ladies Fall Suits, size 34. 36, Sealette and Imitation of to $340.00. ial a gh Ha Hvery Coat in the above lots are new goods this season, You find all colors, styles ani makes of cloths among them. This is the best Coat Bargain ever offered by us. Calvin Bu SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Persian Lamb Ladies' Coats, $22.00 Pur Collar Coats, Sable Collars, heavy quilted linings, Toronto, Nov, 3.1. Bruce Ridpath, a professional hockey player living at 534 Yonge street, was seriously injure ed last might as the result of being run down by sm automobile. This morning he was still unconscious, suf- fering from an injury to the base of the scull and concussion of the brain, besides bruises about the face and arms. Notwithstanding the fact that his injuries are 'of a serious nature, some hope is held out for his recov- ery. . 10,00 to $6.98 in 24 to 43. Price [from 38. Price from $17.25 to $22.50. $6.98 a dese Substitute for Tobacco, Chicago, Nov. 3.--Raisins and pep- permint candy are the substitutes for tobacco, being used by Dr. D. K. Pearsons, of Hinsdale, the ninety-one year old philanthropist, who has giv- en 'all his wealth to charity, and is | living in a sanitarium which he found- od and endowed. Dr. Pearsons has used tobaeco for $19.75 seventy years, chat four weeks ago he "swore off" chewing and smoking and eu eat in savs th? raising and peppermint candy : \have proved ample substitutes. Held Golden Wedding. Winnipeg, Nov. 3.~Mr. aod Mrs, Calvin Dafoe, of Killarney, Man, heir wedding anui- JIversary 'here vesterday. Jobn W. Da- foe, of the Manitoba Free Press, and Wallace Dafoe, of the press gallery at Ottawn, are sons. The family is one $14.75 | i it eb SE 1 Tn eapx ne well ns hats the biggest ivarely is to be found at the store of George Mills & Co., Princess strat. Centre manager of the Williams meat stove, | railway lands branch of the interior | river, Manitoba, | | | the jot the ula Prines Eduard: county seuic twack FRIDAY, TE DAYS. EPISODES LOCAL NOTES AND THINGS IN GENERAL. Occurrences in the City and Vicinity Other Brief Items of Interest Easily Read and Remembered. Blaud's iron pills. Gibson's. He sure and read Saturday's Whig. The Wormwith Piano company turn ed out 150 pianos last month. Sc. chocolates, for 2e., Friday and Raturday, at Mahood's. "Royal Vinolia™" eold eream. son's, Misses Alice and Helen Darragh leit for Toronto, to-day, to visit friends. William Swaine, piano tuner. Orders received at McAulev's. Phone 778. Miss Flossie Dean is in the general hospital, suffering from diphtheria. Ii Kingston is to be a convention fine "fiib- that the wfie's remains will be placed. [city it must have a convention hotel. vale's fine Sultana, nut and Genoa cake, fresh, Saturday, at Ree.' A necessity this cold weather, a hot water bag, guaranteed ones, at "Gib: son s. The citizens are alive to the need of a fine new hotel. . Help the scheme along. H. Cunningham, piano tuner, King street. Leave orders ai Auley's bookstore. Miss Jessie Heid sings in St. Magdalene's church, P day. = Sale of extra strong 35e¢. n Me- Mary Picton, on Sun- stockings, up. Dutton's, 208 DPrinesss street, hodaks and Brownies. Gibson's. Mrs. W. HH. Mellow, Deseronto, is in the city for treatment with. a spe cialist. West India toffee, fresh, Gibson's. Save money by wearing revolving rubber heels, fiom 5c. Sole agents, Dutton's, 209 Princess street. Lilorious weather alter the stormy season. The atmosphere is clear and pure. hodak goods. Gibson's." Students and, all men wanting snap- py boots, at low prices, eall at Dut- ton's, 209 Princess street. Iwo huwdred and seventy-five peo: ple leit on the Quean's football ex- cursion to Toronto Friday afternoon. Perfecto hot water bags. "Gibson's." Don't miss the sale of fresh choco- lates; all kinds, only 26e. In. Ma- hood's drug store. Sale of men's boots, leather kind that will last, $2.75. 209 Princess street. West India toffee, tresh. Gibson's, Assistant Provincial Fogineer Black went with A. W. Gray to inspect the roads tnat the county is building. Beef, iron and wine. Gibson's." Save money to spend at Christmas in Dution's saving system. Enquire terms. 200 Princess street, No place in Canada is cooler in sum- mer than Kingston, and a summer hotel would get big patronage. Week-end chocolate sale. Mahood's druy store. Everyone should join our Boot and Clothing Ciub and save money. Ask terms. Dutton's, 208 Princess street. | Mrs. Mary Marshall, Toronto, who | spent a few davs with her sister, Mrs, John Crise, here, has returned home. No dissatisfaction found with hat water bottles from "Gibson's." Guy Gamsby, for some time past with the Merchants' bank of this city, has been transferred to that bank's Lranch at Delta. Music, piano or vocal, studies, class ieal and popular. Dutton's, 200 Prin- | cess street, i "Royal Vinolia" lined, Dut- ton's, 'soap. "Gibson's." | The members of the chfr of Prin. cess street Methodist church intend holding. a social Friday evening after practice. | buy hot water bottles. 'Gibson's.' Men's extra strong woollen socks and homemade mittens. All prices. Underwear cheap. Dutton's, 200 Prin- cess street. = Fresh earamels. "Gipson's." George Dixon, who had his foot ta ken off in an accident at the G.T.R. junction a few nights ago, is doing nicely in the'gencral hospital See onr window ! Uhocolates, th. Mahood's drug store. Men, women and children, deal with as in underwear, hosiery, sweaters, boots and rubbers. You will save a big per cent. Dutton's, 209 Princess street. : Red (ross beef, iron and wine. "Gib son's." 'The concrete paving company was able to go ahead with work on Wel lington street, Friday morning, after the frost got out of the ground. Guaranteed hot water bags. son's." The water works sub-committee has not vet been able to arrange a con- ference with Joha Donnelly over the intake pipe repair hill. The commit- tee is to meet this afternoon. "Royal Vinolia" tooth paste. "Gib son's." Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Little arrived in the city, Thursday, from Halifax, on their wedding tour, and are the Be. "Gib lpuests of the groom's brother, George little, Nelson street. Sale of three-inch silk ribbon, edflors,10c.; 35c. gloves for 19%. ton's, 209 Princess street. Miss Beatrice Galbraith, of Owen Sound, and Miss Lulu Hastey, of Ot- tawa, both graduate nurses of the Kingston Ciédneral Hospital, have left to take a post uate course at $3rd Street hotpital, New York. Dale's fine Sultans, nat snd Genoa cake, fresh, Saturday, at Rees'. Hand cleaner, Ge. Gibson's. Miss Florence Porter, all Put evening last to meet Miss Wilsow, of Toronto, who has heh the guest at the home of John Porter, for the past "Week-and sale," 5c. Is; for choco: -F i iz : Cataragui, | asked a few friends in on 1911. v RANG THE FIRE ALARM. Mischevions Lad Played Joke on Scholars. A mischevious lad played a joke on the scholars of Rideau street school, by ringing the goog in the main hall way, for a fire. "The scholars turned out in good time, however, to find that it was all a joke, and that there was no fire. The lad who pulled the gong happened to be passing by the school, and thought it would be a good joke to turn' the scholars out. As soon as he rang the gong he tock to his heels, to enjoy the sport some distance away. THE FARMERS' BANK. D. Henderson, M.P., to Ask For Com- mission Enquiry. Toronto, Nov. 3.--David Henderson, M.P., of Halton, will be ready with a petition on the opening of the house at Ottawa on the 15th. Speaking for the victims of the Farmers' Bank, he will ask the new government for the commission which was refused by the Laurier administration. "There is every reason to believe that Mr. Bor- den will take the same stand he took in opposition," remarked Mr. Laidlaw this morning. "And that he will grant the commission." MAY BE IN PORCUPINE. "Bill" Miner, the Desperado, Seen ou Toronto Train, Cobalt, Nov. 3. --Charles Lellis, an old Nevada mining man, who Knows "Bill", Miner, the famous desperado, who recently broke away from the Georgia prison, declares pesitively that he sat opposite to Miner in a tram from Toronto, but did nat get a chance to advise the police. Miner did not get off here, so he must be in Poreupine somewhere, Sydenham Tea and Concert, A successful tea and concert was held, Thursday evening, in the village hall at Sydenham, in ajd of the Me thodist church of that place. Rev. Nr. Hanna, the pastor, and his helpers realized nearly $100 through their labors. A programme of speeches and music followed the tea. W. F. Nickle, M.P., Kingston, acted as chairman Rev. Mr. Waddell, oi Harrowsmith, and Rev. T. W. Neal, « the city, well as the chairman, gave inspiring addresses, Those taking part in the musical programme were R. Boyce and Miss M, Hiscack, of Sydenham, and Miss Grace Mitchell, Miss C. Wil der and W. Mack, of the city. EL Fell Through Trap Door, Rev. Father McWilliams, of the archbishop's palace, Johnson street, met with an accident, Wednesday ab ternoon, which happily did not re sult seriously, Plumbers at work left a trap door open, which Father Mec Williams did not see. He fell through it, a distance of about five feet, bul beyond a shaking up and a few bruises was none the worse for his tumble. Trades and Labor Council. The Trades and Labor Council, on Thursday evening, had one of the largest attended meetings of the sea won. Organizer Bruce, of the plumb- ers' union, addressed the meeting on 'the lobor. conditions of the day. The pledged the different labor, unions have themselves that they will help tauors in their fight. A Beautiful Complexion, As a substitute for a beautiful com- plexion, some women resort to paint and powder. But the more sensible use Wade's Iron Tonic Pills, which produce a natural, healthy complex jon, make new blood and a robust constitution. Price 25ec., at RB. McLeod's drug stores. Laurier's Seats Protested. Ottawa, Nov. 3.--Sir Wilfrid "Laurier was, this motning, served with a writ of contestation in the Soulanges elec tion. The ex-premier's election is now under iprotest in both Quehee Fast and Soulanges, so he cannot resign either of them. Riot Art at Fernie. Fernie, B.('., Nov. 8..-A demonstra tion on the part of miners took place here, last night, on the arrival of a train load of new men and necessita ted the reading of the riot act by the mayor of the city, after which all dispersed. Hot House Cucumbers. Brussels sprouts, oyster plant, arti chokes, caulifiowers, lettuce, leeks, cel- ery, mint, parsley, etc, at Carnov- sky's. Soft Hats, $1.50,,82, $2.50. See the new styles at Campbell Bros', Kingston's only exclusive hat and fur store. ; On October 25th, the marriage of Miss Emily Matilda Clement, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cle ment, Northport, to Eleazer Franklin Williams, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williams, Big Island, was quiet- ly solemnized. : Silent Pred Conley, the star beaver of "Chaucer" Elliott's pitching staf, at St. Thomas, will take unto him- self a wiley' a beautiful young lady of his home town, Boston. 3 J. 8. MacKenzie, former Pictonian, and for several years mana of the Metropolitan Bank at Roblin's Mills, has "made good" in his fruit farm operations at Kelowna, B.C. Collection of Comfortable Fall Underwear N Has kept this degartiient extremely busy all week and demonstrated be- vond doubt we have the RIGHT For Children Vests and Drawers, all | sizes, both White and Natural Wool, 25¢, 35¢, 45¢, 49¢, 2de up. Underwear. For Women White Undervests and Drawers, 25¢, 35¢, 39¢, : 49¢. White Undervests and Drawers, 69¢, Toe, 99¢, © $1.25, Combination Suits, both Natural Wool and White Unshrinkable, $1.25, 1.49, 1.75,2.00 up For Women, Natural Wool Vests and Draw- ers, 25e, Joc, 49¢. Toe up Children's ("ombination Suits For 1 year, 2, 3, 4 and | up to 12 Boys' Unshrinkable Wool Drawers and Shirts, 4c, He, Hoe, 6Ye up. VAI A INN NAN SN To-Morrow We will have ready a great range of Women's Fall Coats Over 250 now ready for your choosing. Quite a number received this week. NEW MODELS made from Imported English Tweeds. The Cloths never were so pretty and the smart, new lines give these ¢ Grats a look that means a whole lot in the matter of style, 0000000000000 00 SEE 00 Young Girls' Coats for Win. ter, right in style and with all the little tgirches that give com fort in wearing. Prices from $4.25, $4.00, =4.99, $5.95, and on up to $8.25, Women's Stylish Winter (Conta, £7.50, 810.00, §1 100, Women's Stylish Winter Coats, £12.00, $12.75, $13.00, Women's Stylish Winter" Coats, £13.05, $14.50 and up fo £25.00, Little Girly' Conts, a great range from $2.00 up to $5.70. on T M Yon may choose any Coat in § O~IVIOITOW tock either in Ladies' or Child ren's sizes, and if not ready to buy have it put aside, Warm Stockings For all the Family and at prices that mean a saving to you. All the right makes now ready. TO-MORROW GIRLS" Fine Plain Cashmere, 25c¢, 35¢. GIRLS Fine Cashmere in Black, Tan, Cardinal, White Boys' Ribbed Cashmere Stockings. Boys' Scotch Yarn Knit Stockings. Bovs' English Worsted Stockings. Women's Black Cashmere Stockings, Women's Winter Weight Cotton, 15¢, tibbed or 30¢, 33c¢, 25¢e, 35¢, 49¢, 65¢ 20¢, 2c, A . 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