The Quebec chronicle, 16 septembre 1905, samedi 16 septembre 1905

[" wv ++.LJ ar rm rt The Weather.Tower St.Lawrence and Gulf, \u2014 Moderate to fresh southwesterly te southerly winds, a few scattered showers but mostly fair, stationary or a little higher temperature.The Quebec Chronicle.Temperatures.| Moximum and minier teompers- turee\u2014Montreal, 42.58; Quebec, 34.54, ' ESTABLISHED 1764.\u2014- n000 B++++++++++++++++e; \u201cPar derriere chez ma tante.\u2019 \u201cUn Canadian errant.\u201d \u201cÀ la claire Fontaine.\u201d * \u201cVive La canadienne.\u201d Written for Piano by.SIR ALEX, MACKENZIR a A.LAVIGNE'S MUSIC AND PLANO WARKROOMS #0 ST.JOHN STREET.CASTOMNIAa.Dears he The Kind You fhm Aree Beng Sure n y .SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1905 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.RHEUMATISM Jolats in a few hours.Positively cures in n few days Se dems mot put the disease to slesp, but drives k om the systems.\u2014MUNYOK.CLOSINGE OF THE CHEAP SALE.Our Summer Sale will be soon closed, meanwhile we will give discount on all purchases.The withdrawal of this advertisement will close the sala WE ARE RÉGEMING NEW GOUDS EVERY DAY.SIMONS & MINGUY, SUCCESSORS TO SIMONS & FOULDS, 20 FABRIQUE STREET.Telephone 888.TO LET.That New and Modern House on Tache Avenue near Grands Alles, opposite the Franciscan Convent ; 10 rooms, bath = hot water furnace, electric light.be seen at any time.Immediate possession.LaRUE & J4RUE, FOREIGN WINES.SPRITS, MINERAL WATERS 6 European Table Produc! | joasters for Families and Motel supplies 048 UT.JOUN STRFKr \u2014 WHEN AT \u2019 Riviere-du-Loup, P.Q.\u2014ST0P AT \u2014 TRE CHÉTENUCRANVLLE THE BEST FURNISHED HOTEL IB TOWN, THR MOST COMFORTABLE SEB NOUSE oF THE COMMERCIAL SAMPLE ROOMS FRER GILLETTS ABSOLUTELY PURE CREAM TARTAR.OILLETTS ie REPUSE SURSVITSYÉS.dy the dost dalurs and REFUSE SUBBTITUTES.E.W.QILLETT £0703 TORONTO.ONE A ROMANTIC STORY Sells Newspapers, but Eats ata Fine Hotel-Fighting to Set Right a Wrong Verdict, Victime of | injustice ave many, but o ow ft ue ist as .Burt, & kttle whitobearded all man who sels newspapers, boot laces and matches for 8 Jiving, Saeps in om of tbe Lonon Count ouncil\u2019s lodging houses and feeds sumptuously three times à day at the Motel Cecil.one ondon\u2019s micet luxurious oaravap series.It is due to the fact that the requirements of his juner man are so abundantly satisfied thet Burt, despite his 85 years » enctures bis lat patient resignation sanguine ly awaits oe dey when his wr.will be righted and he will be restor- od agin to aflluance.I is to Premier Dick Seddon, of New Zealand, that the old men is indebted for thie strange tempering of the wind to the shorn lamb.\u2018the pic: turesque colonial statesman possesses | and the virtue of never forgetting an old friend.He and Burt were pats at the Ballarat gold diggings in Austrake long years ago, and for two years shared all the hardships and luck thet carre their way.Then they parted company and did not meet x until they accidentally ren across each other in Towlon a few years ago.Burt was then having a hard time of i to keep himæelf out of the r house and Seddon was bei everywhere as one of the apostles of imperial unity.That mede no differ: ence to the big-haarted Premier.He broke en with a titled nabob that he and the old man mi dine together at the il.And wi he returned to New Zend he left the proprictor thet directions with Burt should be allowed to take what reals he pleased there.The bills were settled by Seddont was a trumpery dispute about a watch that was tha ecuvoe oË ail the misfortune that hes dogged Burt's foutateps for the last seventeen yoars, for some time alter he and Seddon isso their gold-prospecting partnership be prowpered and acquired a valuable farm in Tasmearis.day he sent 8 watch to a watchmaker in Fi to be repaired.But the watch that was returned to him was another watch and of inferior quality according to Burt\u2019a story.Tha met.ter was then taken into the court, There the magistrates urged Burt to accept a judgment of non-aui in presence of @ wituess return the watch to the watchmaker end then sue again to recover his own.Burt acted ou their advice.He got slug: ged for his psins by the watchmaker end was laid up for neveral weeks im conss[uence.Then he sued the wetoh- make for assault, claiming heavy damages.When the omse came up for trial à was discovered that instead of « judgment of non-suit @ verdict hed been entered inst Burt.In view ol this the court dismissed his claim with coats amounting to over $1,000, Since then Burt's life has ben ous long satraggie to obtain « room of the case.That a wr verdict bu been entered was admiticd, but, an the Jogal authorities of Tasmania interpreted the law, there was no way by which the wheels co! justice could be revolved backward and the wrong verdict changed into a right one.The watchmaker had a big political pull, and that was exertal against Burt to the utmost.In the fight, Burt's farm was gobbled up bv the lawyers and bis means utterly exhausted.Fioaily, the attorney-general of the colony de- olared that the wrong verdict could be expunged and the right verdict aub- stituted for it only through a act of the Imperial Parliament und tho roysl assent thereto.Public fæliog in behalf of the old man who had been in bis efforts to obtain justice was etrongly aroused in Tasmania.A ful «ut raised to enable him to come :0 England and prosecute his claim hern.He arrived in 1809.He appealed 10 Queen Victoria, to the Privy Council, iv the House of Lords and to King Falwaid, and the only result has bern na accumulation of documentary eviisace thai woukl nearly fill @ furniture van.The wrong verdict «till stands ngrinet him, No compeneation {or a fortune dissipated in striving to get it set right has been awarded him.Rut aus tained by the bountiful fage provided for him through Seddon\u2019s wenercsity the old man still continues his gollaat t inst 1 red tape aud ies on, HE tare he will not retwn to Tasmania until he has ch- tained a decision ove way ne the other.The chances are that Le wiii Le dead.and prohshly buried in a pauper\u2019s grave, before it is reached.WEEKLY CLEAGINGS.New York, Bept.8.\u2014Ths followin, are the weekly clearings, as compiled hy Bradstreety, for the week ending Sept.14, showing percentages of increase and decrease an compared with the corresponding wouk last year :\u2014 Dominion of Canada :\u2014 Montreal, $25,283,382, increase 22.5 per cent., .Toronto, $20,815,447, increase 37.9 per cent., ; Winnipeg, 96,390,144, increase 34.8 per cont.Ottawa, $2,533,840, increase 24.7 per cent.Halifax, $1,953,153, increase 4.7 per cont.Vancouver, $1,908,376, increase 20.8 per cent.1.Quebec, $1,008,830, increase 0.2 per cent, .Hamilton, $1,293,009, increase 12.7 per ons.St.John, *$1,114,202, increase 2.7 per cent.London, 913,018, increase | 5.1 per cent.Victoria, $994,640, .increasy 36.0 fer cent.cms me dt Pts JOB OF MANTLES.Having racelved on consignment a fine lot of Ladies\u2019 Manties in Black and Jeher colors, which wilt be of- tered for salt this morning at 0 o'clock ani tne three following days, and the balance not 1p'd returned.The values are up to $38.00 each, | and wil be cffer d at $8.39 T.BELAND & CIE, 178-1 4-178 Joha BS.magician, ngs will open a three pollarde di le O C \u2019s uveni pers Company, who during the week have delighted large audiences at the Auditorium, vil ve three more performances, \u201cThe y Slavey,\u201d at the matines to Jay, \u201cThe Geisha\u201d to-night, and \u2018The Gaiety Girl\u201d on Monday night.Those who have not yet seen these wonderful little artists should avail themselves of these thres last performances to witness one of the best entertainments ever offered on the stage of the Auditorium.PROFESSOR STARK-HERMANN.On Tuesday next the great French Professor | k Hermann, night engagemen with® 8 matinee on Thursday st the Auditorium.The Professor comes from the Casino de Paris and assisted by Mdlle.Renee Louise gives a wonderful exhibition in magic, hypnotism, ven- troloquism, illusions, thought reading second might.Among some of his mystifying illusions and tricks are \u201cThe Flyin, Money,\u201d \u2018\u201cThe Devil's Breakiast Hystery, > \u201cThe Infernal Handkerchief,\u201d \u201cThe Rain of Cards,\u201d and many other startling feats which must be seen to he appreciated.WM, H.WEST'S MINSTRELS.The Philadelphia Press says ol Wm.H.West's Ninstrels, who will Le at the Auditorium next Friday and Saturday and Saturday matinee: Ministrelsy, bright and lively and filled with enjoyable features, opened the season at the Grand, where the William H.West Jubiles Minstrels ep- tertained a numerous and appreciative audience.performance started with the ever-diverting first part in which the endmen and eweet-voiced vocalists were given an equal share in manufacturing entertainment._ Bert Swor, George L.Wade, John F.Swor, Billy Beard and Geo .Van sang humorous songs and cracked up-to- date jokes, while pleasing songs were delightiuil rendered by Frank Peurse, Wilham aud, James Flynn, Victor Milo and Frederick Bowers.The first part concluded with u Jaughable inter- ude called \u201cThe Flim-Flammer.\u201d Then followed the olio, which included the Alvin Brothers, comedy acrobats; Me- Devitt and Xelly, dancers; Henry Hof, ladder balancing; the Swor Brothers, in a comedy act; Bantu Brothers and Von Dell, musicians; Major Fred Smith, baton juggler: George Van ina monologue, and Frederick 7 Bowers, in a song ialty, with scenic effects.Nr.wers' act proved unusually entertaining and the two tableaux presented, \u201cThe Tale of the Watermelon\u201d and \u201cThe Birth of the Daisy,\u201d were generously encored.A hilarious sketch in one act and three vcenee called \u201cThe Dixie Guards\u201d which introduced the entire company, concluded the performance.DEADLY ANAEMIA Leads to Consumption Unless Promptly Cured, Many a young life might be saved from consumption if sunple ansemis were prowptly treated.Anaemia is the doctors\u2019 name for weak, watery blood.When the blood is in this onndition the lungs have no strength.Ibe whole system begins to brosk down.Then the growing girl slips slowly into decline, until at last the oough starts and her doom is sealed.Dr.Williams\u2019 Pmk Pills can cure ail weak, anaemic people without doubt or difficulty.They actually muke new, rich, healthgiving blvod\u2014they cure anaemis end prevent comump- tion.This has een proved in thousands of cases, Mrs.Edward Cochean, of Merriton, Williams\u2019 Pink Pills cured my dsugh- ter Matikla, when I felt that her cae was almost hopeless.For more than & year she was a sufferer from anse- mis.She gradually grew weak, was subject to violent headache, and dark viccles appeared under her cyes.She was melancholy, had no appetite and complained of being constantly tired.At different times she was treated by two doctors, but with no improvement.As ber oases progressod, whe was attacked by violent palpitation of the heart, ami a suffocating short: ness of breath.She had a deathly pallor, took cold easily, and contin- unl to decline in weight, until EF felt that she was in a hameless decline.At this time mv attention was called to Dr.Williams\u2019 Dink Pills, and T bogan giving them to her.She had not beon taking the pills many weeks when her appetite was greatly improved, and this was the firet si that they were helping her.s continued the pills until she had taken eight or nine boxes, when she was again the picture of healthy girlhond.Every symptom of her trouble had disappeared, she has in- ercused in weight, and is strong sad robust, Her recovery is looked upon es marvollous, for the doctors thought her case hopeless.\u201d Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills will cure any cass of bloodiesences just us surely aa they cured this case.The pale, anaemic nel only ano thing.new blood, Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Vills do onlv one thing\u2014they make new, rich, life-giving blood.That is why Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills cure all common diseases like ansemia, Laud aches and backaches, indigestion, kidney trouble, palpitation of the heart, neuralgia, nervoun troubles, and those wproial ailments that make the lives of somenv growing girls and women misernble, Be carclul to get the gonn- ine pills with the full neme Dr.WM.little artiste composing liame\u2019 Pink Pills for Pale People on the wrapper around sach hox, if in ffonbt, «enr direct to the Dr.wil.lame\u2019 Medicine Co.Proctwille, Utand the pills will he sent by mall at 50 conta a box, or six boxes for 32.50.HA.Weston Paery, Compton; Dr.P.Faber, Mrs.J.Dufresne, Montreal; Mre.Maxwell, New York, are register ed at the Clarendon.pabetitate.Tre Cook Motioins Oe-.| Ont., says :~* Dr.| aad CALIFORNIA CUCKOO The Remarkable Cunning it Displays in Catching Rattlers.One of the most interesting soologi- cal oddities is the Caktornia ground ouckoo.He usually is from twenty to twenty-five inches long, including his tail, which measures one-half of his whole length.On.account of his small wings he is a poor fier, but what be lacks in aerial dexterity be makes up in pedestrian velocity.With his four yard james Bean outrun pire orient race horse.His geographical range is confined to outer California, Mexico and some parts of Texas.As a bird of prey the ground cuckoo outwits most avidious fellow cree tures.Snails and large worms constitute hir principal food, which be ie busy all day in digging out of the ground.But be doss not hesitste to attack larger animals.It is no trouble for him to get the better of small snakes, and when domesticated he beats any cat or dog in the extermination of mice and small house pests.Host curiously interest ing in the strategic sagacity he displays in the capture of large Tattlonakes, These he dare not meet in fair and open combat, As soon as he espies a rattlesnake sleeping in the sun near a cac tus hedge he surrounds his victim with \u201c boap of the prickly leaves until he is well hemmed in.He then pricks at the reptile a few times with his [ bill, which causes a sudden com- moi in the cactus beap.In his attempt to disentaggle bimself from the leaves he wo: his tender flesh, and it takes but an hour or two for the average rattler to die of sheer exhaustion and furnish a much coveted tidbit for the sly cuckoo.His method with his prey resembles that of the cat with the mouse.mme pere rt BARROW.A Talk With the Headmaster.Dr.Wood, of Harrow, made some Interesting statements in an interview with the lon World representative recently, Dr.Wood told how he had raised the alarm at the Old Boys\u2019 dinner as to the approach of London, which threatened to surround Har row with \u2018bricks and mortar and smoky chimneys.\u2019 Loading his visitor to the balcony, Dr.Wood pointed away in the distance to a tall chimney of the electric power station of the Metropolitan Railway : \u201cSes, that ugly giant was the thing that scared us, Al y on the other side London bas crept near to us, and unless some great effort were made to sheck its onward march the Hill itgelt mould be spoilt, and artisans\u201d cot.ages actory imneys woul close in.That would be the end of Harrow ! No parents would send their boys to a plece where they could not get fresh air and plenty of elbow \u20ac , spoke of these (hinge to the Old Harrovians they , \u2018How much do you want?\u2019 end to Seid, \u2018Seventy-five thousand unds.It was a large sum, but, as everybody , the appeal was not made in vain.The seventy-five thone- end pounds was given, and the Hill has been saved ! Harrow still takos its old place in the Empire.At the present time Old Harrovians are scattered the whole world over, giving \u2018their brains and their blood\u201d in the Empire's service.\u201cDo you waut proof of this?\u201d said Dr.Wood.\u201cIt was given in the late South African war, when fiftv-sevan Harrovians laid down young lives for the honor of the flag.It was a ter rible time for Harrow.lt was a time of suffering for the whole nation; but of course, 80 many losses from one school hit our boys very hard.You ses, some of these young men had so recently left the school eleven, they so recently been among us as som-~des.\u201d \u201cBut their blood was not spilt in vain,\u201d added Dr.Wood.\u201cIt is a great tradition ano @ greas exe ample.\u201d But Harro\u201d not oni< gives ita youth to the Zan,-re, the E-coire sends ber sons to Harrow.There are boys at the school now who have come from India, Austra lis, South Africa, Canada, and Egypt.Even America nad the Continent are represented.\u2018The nephew of President Roosevelt has recently left ua, und the nephew of the Khedive was with us for a time, while in my own house now I have the nephew of the Gaekwar of Baroda.One of our boys comes from Bucharest, another from Vienna: and, as an instance of the way in which distanco has been destroyed by modern methods of travel, it is somewhat remarkable to think that each of these boys goes home during the holidays.As illustrating the annibilation of timo space by \u2018he motor-car, Dr, Wood told of the arrival one mirht of the Comte d'Agoult from Switzerland, bringing his bow to achool.\u2018We have ome siraight through from Switeurland,\u201d said the Comte d:Eeoult in an easy manner.\u2018We left home yes.teeday, spent the night in Paris, crossed over this morning, and here we are.This is my boy, and there's bis baggage!\u201d Lord Roberts's remarks in the House of Lords recently clearly do uot apply to Harrow : \u201cYosterday,\u201d ssid Dr.Wood, \u201c1 spoke a few words on the subject of the rifle range, pointing out to the boys that one day they may be called upon to defend the ire, and that it would be well for them, while they had the opportunity, to barn how to rhoot straight.In this way [ encourage them to \u2018buck up.\u2019 I be tieve ours was the first school to insist on revery boy passing a shooting test, and our rifle range, is, in opinion, an edmirable institution.The boys are inning to be keen,\u2019 Dr.Wood believes that Harrow whoolhoys now realise the importance of learning how to handles a rifle, and smong them are some good shots.IF YOU BELONG To THE MINOR.Who don't know, ur would like + + a vou, a re PARCEAU & 00, Sept 19, 16, The Grill Room at the Vendome us tie D Re ae open midnight rst Class menu 1] | nothing but the best of Liquors and Olgars, Telephone 3558 from Constantinople, another .TORONTO Flour.< T.EATON Ce.IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT MAIL ORDER CUSTOMERS WE HAVE NOW MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO PREPAY CHARGES ON ORDERS OF $25.\" AND OVER To all Railroad Stations in Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, on all goods in our Fall and Winter Catalogue, No.71, with the exception of Furniture (including Springs, Mattresses, Refrigerators and Organs), Stoves.Baby Carriages, Sugar and IF YOU HAVE NOT A COPY OF OUR CATALOGUE IT WILL PAY YOU TO GET ONE\u2014IT IS SENT FREE ON REQUEST TERMS\u2014Cash and One Price.GUARANTEE Goods Satisfactery or Money Refunded.CANADA TO OUR TORONTO : The Pandora makes kitchen work easy.M vept Sunday.The 1.43 p.m.train will | grant required.lt is Mr.Sutherland\u2019s | They both stood transfixed; the rontinue running to Lake St.Joseph | duty also to present to the ocmmittos | same idea flashed across both of on Saturday only up to November | the claims of the fickls in bis own | (hom 95th inclusive, and the Sunday train | Presbytery.Tha other members cx.\u201cYo \u201cYour face is familiar to mo\u2014very for St.Raymond leaving at 1.45 p.m.familiar; but 1 cannot remembuar where amine these claims, and he bas to give will continue running up to Novem- | reasonable proof that cach fil! to | we have m \u201d j ! ; 4, et so often.\u201cder 26th inclusive.Sce œlvt, the bert of his knowledge and jielg- However, the \u201cfriendly impulse wan ment, is doing its duty in contributing | carried out.They shook hands warm.according to his ability.Awd in his; ly, partook of a glass of wine, and visita fo the differcat fields, Mr.Suth- | parted, still ignorant of each other's erinnd had, in a kind way, to urge the | name and occupation.people 10 do their duty in this respect | But the young man was der: icine But this was not all he dil.He pro- | to solve the problem, and he senad pared himself ta give pheasant and | on a waiter and said to him: profitable entertainment as well.He| \u201cTell me, waiter, who 18 that dis For High Grade Havana Cigars, Egyptian Cigar.ties, Pipes, Tobacecs et\u201d., go to Piper's, \u201cHeadquarter; for Briar Pipes,\u201d 19 fuade Straet REPORTED DISAPPEARANCE.The French papers give currency to a tcport that à young man nemed I.2.| 4,40 his magie lantern and upwards of | tinguished stranger with the lun Fo 21 years of con 2 Biade- fête views Hluetrative of thet remnce- white hair?\u201d ; ' ord, 3 hot NA visit, has been | 810 hook, the Pilgrim's Progress.As And the waiter whispered nlowly : \u201cPlease, wir, that's Mr.¥., the pawnbroker.\u201d\u2019\u2014Tithits.They make one feel as though life was worth living.Take one of Carter\u2019a Little Liver Pills after eating; the pictures were exbibitd on the cine vas he gave hin lecture in explanation of them.It would ha difficult to find a more pleasant and profitable wuy of mporling an evening.Hin visit vas very highly appreciated by the people ng from his honrding house, in .Marguerite street, sines Saturday Inst.The young man is stated.to have left the hoarding house on Satweday night, saying he was going to \u201cst.À de B re, ri vhi i NT Y \u201cabcpsia: aid digests Shad pr, gs Bm | VV TR ey | pe ris qd apprehension that he may have met will he glad to hrar of his soming | B* y .again, Deriden giving the week-even- ing emicriainmonts, he remesved over Rethinth aml preached in both :tauce.re grrr wilh an accident if he has not return.wl to hix home im the States, PRESENTATION, On Thuredoy lost an The train was returning to town with the picnickers of the Q.R, I.& P.Co.à very GREAT SALE TO BE CONCLUDED MONDAY MORNING AT CATARA- | At the request of a large portion a ot the large audience J osterday : evening at Cataraqui, and as s)me Children ofthe Antiqua Farniture remained for disposal.it was decided to have the concluding day for Monday, at fatten like little ronnd white pigs when fed E A.Evans, General Manager, A.I\".Doddriige, Superintendent the Power Division were presented, the and of splendid collection will be sold with- former with a valuable silver mounted on out reserva.including even or eight pipe and the latter with a handsome | ; roou sof V luable Furniture, (ar- , *atin linet leather dress nuit case with; G N t page oo Rs erarness, his joitinle in silver thereon.rape- u S and Green Hoes Valuable Panta Mr, W.Langford made the presenta.Utensils in endicss variety.With tion and in a few well chosen worda ons Honda cae 10 ety.out referred] to the high esteem in which || 22d Cream \\ reserve Monday at 10a m, both were hekl by the employes of the The Scientific Food rond.Both recipients rephed in : It ien\u2019t necessarily the most cheerful very appropriate manner, a J | men who \u201cemiles\u201d oftenest, | - 10 a.m.when the balance cf this DEWAR'S WHISKY *Popularized by Quality\u201d OF not, is debatable, but one thing has been substantiates, and that is, the majority of the people prefer DEWAR\u2019S, - MARCONI! WIRELESS TELEGRAPH CO.OF CANADA, LTD., CAPITAL STOCK $5,000.000 SHARES $3 EACH, FULL PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE.NO BONDS.NO PREFERRED STOCK.NO DEBTS DIRECTORS\u2014Col.F.C.HENSHAW (Pres.) GUGLIRLMO MARCONI (Vice-Prea.JOIN D, OPPE(Vice-Pres.) Hl Gi.MATTHEWS (Sec\u2019y) J.N.GREENSHIELDS ANDREW A.ALLAN.Generul Munager, Ma).GEO, W.FISHBACK MUNROE & MU RO MANAGERS FOR THE 9 MARCONI UNDERWRITERS Write us for details of this best 25 BROAD STAEET, NEW YORK vestment cre fred RR SN a4 l.a.w.-sat, \u2014 I I WE SELL wane TH L \u2014\u2014 BEST COAL \u2014 FOR THE \u2014 Least Money.R.BORLAND & CO.74 ST.PETER STREET.Phone 274.ang¥xlm \u2014 ; August Clearing Sale.All Straw Hats, Black, White and Colored, Half Price.TRIMMED HATS ALL GREATLY RB- DUCED.Children\u2019s Muslin and Silk Hats and Caps, and Lawn Dresses.Ladies\u2019 Summer Sutts, Silk Suits and Dress Skirts all at a great reduction.Must be sold to make room for Fall Goods.Mrs.D.R.MURPHY, 4 FABRIQUE ST.Proxs 24 P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL.+++.> ow Fall Goods.New Dress and Costume Materials In the latest Fabrics and Colorings.New Mantles and Coats in Tweed and other choice \u201c effects.New Knitted Wool Golf Vests for ladies\u2019 in new colorings in several qualities.New Knitted Wool Shawls at various prices in the new popular colorings.adies\u2019, Misses and Children\u2019s Wool Underwear with half and full sleeves, in many qualities, a full range of sizes.Ladies\u2019 Handsome Knitted Wool and Swan's down Sleeve Vests, (the latest), also a few choice Kimonas.New Rainproof Cravenette in Fawns three shades, Grey, Black, etc.etc., from $1.50 per yard and up.10 dozen New Cushion Tops, beautiful designs, usually sold for 75 cents each, this week we offer them at 48 cents each, another choice lot worth 50 cents each for 25 eents.Another consignment of 72 inches, Table Damask, value 75 cents per yard for 39 cents, our first receiving beirig all disposed off.Great Bargains of extra quality English Floor Linoleum, 75 cents per yard value, offering and selling rapidly at 37} cents per square yard.The balance of 4,000 ards.y Carpets, Oilcloths, Linoleums, Carpet Squares, all at old prices.We guarantee a saving of 35 per cent to the purchaser requiring any of the above.Call and see our large stock SEE SHOW WINDOW FOR DISPLAY OF 87} CENT LINOLEUM.- ++ +40.