The Montreal daily star, 15 mars 1906, jeudi 15 mars 1906

[" \u2014 SUOCESSFUL AOVERTISERS SAYINGS:\u2014 \u201cada.\u201d + Of C.W.Lindsay, Limited, Pia \u201cThe Woekly Star :s far reaching.= \u2018throughout ths Dominion of Can.\u2014MR.C.'\\W.LINDSAY, .WEATHER FORECAST: CcoLD nos, etc.eal Daily CIRCULATION OF STAR Last Week\u2019s Dally .361,359 Last Week\u2019s Weekly .127,121 \u2014 488480 Total last week VOL.NXNVITL.No GOVERNOR OF NOVA SCOTIA DIED TO-DAY He was aon eon py the general etecpton co vb and took .Tove andes Meo Machen cn ?te > 8 : * pero! Cer TaN ty ty aot nae Hon.A.G.Jones Exped sua- VE trot WA I A en \u2018 IS ipa was rte va PSE a denty Al Hlulifux tard, Fiveugliont 1e ; ta adtuent A ; 7 \u201ctre gent cu : tt Lo was This Morning.L'Age oe Cede of hn parte HT.DER defeated nu \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 joan Sto HEART FAILURE THE CAUSE 120 = wi no \u2014\u2014 dom \u2018 \" roles al He Had Reached a Great Age and; Had Had a Distinguishi=d Carrer, Hantax N05 erm dies, of Lamy fon dred sued- March Nasa Srotni deh ot halt pa tonne 11 ds motoing at his eshdenee Stove nent Jfonse.When he retired best ruëbt ne we sep psrent x the best or helth, thongii CIRDEY Tv a yeas or eue Shortly atteyr undmetht from a deep steep and tn Ne avoke plaine to sa Jones that he 1 al 8 quait In hi; chest In the region ol the heart.tr was net thought te be serious, bat when shortly Tele one, the pain ia- creased a physica was cat for, and he vas with th -afferes in a ow minntes.It aux Sec Gt oe Bal the aged Eoxvernus Was Lioubled watt heart talure.and thet ile end contd not he long Within hair an hour he had Parme d' uWax + though daling Into u sleep, Is sudden deaih has asta gloom over the eatire comaniiy, for he had been known in Nova Seatac all his tre, and had endeared himself to the peo- | Me 1 many ways, Ir way but a few diys ogo thar he penned an affectionate better to the relatives of the late | Archbishop © Brien } Nu arrangements ave as vet beea mude cuncer ing the funeral of Lieut.- Governar Jones, but it is Lhely to ve ou Saturday.The local Legislature wi'l meet (his afternoon and adjourn until Monday.VC Junes, whose father was an of - fheer wa the King's American Dragoons and setties in Nova Scotia when tho American KRevolutionary war ended.The late Licut.-Governor was born gt Weymouth, September, 1524.and 5 eduvated at Yarmouth Academyg@l Ho years the head tha was for nun West Indian importing firm of A G.Jonex & Co.He came into special prominence as a public man during 1865 and 1866.ux un opponent pf the u don of Nuva Scotia with Canada.H was ba wine Seurs the feeder oo the anti- Le party in Nova Se CA ; Mired Gilpin Jones was the son of Je: 63 Heda himselr with thee laberuls in 1865, then ded by Joseph Howe he alter At the generat cles tim ir IG he | sards temained vil them and bes Wis returned to the Hesse ut Cour Preame local leader of 1h party na MU Conon #s ote of the pee cei foi | He wasn tres treder al Tied epee aed Haelvtivs dnd corti heen i Prupertal fo deri bo we le 4 p- tet \\ pointed conneasstoner to ct racine fant INS when he : 7 lalitox In Saft rey to who die cian Fetcuars, LS \"Cable Conferences ty prie, stad aloe cattended the Tipe nd Tie Tonge ss whieh set cn London or Fr.: je rfout dateut flat: three war rer ow on side ble Svrdant-enlonet aed Voto Rin sai gadde, Patton Garrison Vober | He wasu auvanter of be Chine nl | Pegeland, cut Vaidt en vel + lez * te the Auglicee Synod be toe fem vied Marae AWN secure daub the ate Hom J WN oa \u201che dl \u20ac YANG le GT UT = Le fat tet lnm 1 Mines {lachlan HON.A.G.JONES, LIEUT.GOVERNOR OF NOVA SCOTIA, d to-day.THE FIRST LEGISLAT ALBERTA OPENED - EOMONTON WITH GREAT CEREMONY Bpectlal to the Moutreal Star.Edmonton, March 15.\u2014At ?o'clock this afternoon.the first session of the first Legistature of the Province of Alberta was opened with great ceremony.Lieutenant-Governor G.H.VW.Bulvea delivered the Speech from the Throne, and the galleries of the Legislative chamber were filled with the prominent people of the new province.Edmonton was determined lo make the event one of Western history, and voted a considerable sym of money to entertain the legislators and to celebrate openiug of the first Parliament Ligütenant-tiucinor Buly:a said IR parti\u2014 It is a great rleasure lo welcome you to the perfurmance of your duty upon this eceasion of the opening of the first Legisiniure of the Province of Alberta.The advent of provincial autonomy.in this and in our sister province.Saskatchewan, is a malter of gratification and pride not only to our own people, but to the Dominion as a whole.and in vour name | thank the penple of the older provinces for the expressions of good will towards us voiced in addresses adopted in their respective representative Legislatures, It ig with pleasure that ] extend a welcome an your behalf to sattler That have poured into nur Province during the past year.and while it isa mialter for congratulation that settlement has increased with such unpara- Nn led active and =0ll mors gratifx- rg to observe the high stændard of: that immigration, it shal be the wepe.Cia) care of mis Government te enconr- nage such setilement hy cerf avati- able means ; GOVERNMENT PROGRAMME The catablishiient and maintenance of creas oon controlled by the Gone crannent sa hea matter to whieh vonr | Attention wii early he directed.Tha pnportatiee of nach provision for an | wether polis tor the improvement of | Hip =tee bond ave alturve generallv, will abo engage vour attention and | Nnieacurss 4111 bo snbinitted te von look.| tug towards registration of brands and prateciing thee coazaeerd tn the indus- try of cattle raising In this connection, aise dd Celt thot a poblie grant tes extukiti 5 nent well he comewhat guEmetiing and ce SIT be guked tn Fase upc a Spree )esar taf law in thie regard | The organization D he practore upon j prope conastitutoona® Hise.de à pats ter of the first Trep_pentan s Tn thie | e.d mesures will Ve salhvatted for Four apps provide for proper an | eMriant nrantzotion ol the several dev-vrtise at af ahi freien ! The mtn ai amnazeation and the Penid setilement of the province rene ders impérative a progrrssive policy with regard to the constriction and repair of ronde and bridges, and your congent will he asked tn provisions propose) for this purpose, Duties de- volvine pon the province in relation to #dmini-tration of justice within its borders and the cure of Îts insane.pnd provisions for public bulldings, will Hkewise be brought hefore you and your consent will he asked to the pro- Visions in this regned Included in the estimates nf cxpenditures for the com- ine year.Telephonie communication between éâtiferent sections of the province should be randered as inexpensive and effective as possible, and your careful attention will thernfore he needed to the consideration nf providing means towards this end.Insomuch as the pre- went law with relation to mechanics\u2019 liens, their regtatration and enforcement.js found in every respect to bear heavily upan \u2018Re laboring clarser, a measuré will be submitted for wour JRE OF 10-DAY IN .: approval providing means whereby the rights enjoyed by all mechanics or laborers under the present law may he tendered capable of enforcement in à almple and inexpensive way.The \u2018present law.governing public health and sanitation, having been found by practical experience tn be unworkable, and to many respects inadequate to the growing necessities of the province, my Goverment is desirons of making provision for every phase of public health and sanitation, and a measure Will therefore be submitted to you looking towards this end.A bill will be submitted for the registration of titles of lund in the province.A bill making provision for the establishment of.at auch time as the growth of the province warrants.a provincial university.and bills providing for the appointinent of such public officials as coroner.justices of the peace.sheriffe and clerk of the court will be brought before you.\u2014 many homes.Home Furnishing Emporium The present law relating to the re- ! gulation of coal mines and the inspec.\u2018 1 jrion of steam boflers having proved \u201cmadequate iu practice legl«lation in this regard will also be brought to your notice.\u201cx ! In | Cantin Case Discussed at | I .LL ; City Hall | IREMEDY URGENTLY NEEDED! | | ! \u2018 1 His Worship pointed out that ar- cording to cnatinents in the City Charter it was not thought that pre- .scription sould be pleaded with any Owing to the recent Fire in our success, The Privy Council had ¢on- >> .; tendeil.however, that certain provin- premises, we will.Sell ON FRIDAY cial enuotments might, at times, be overruled, The Mayor was of the and SATURDAY.all our Framed opinion that the city did right in try- and Unframed Pictures, including ; ing io Win the case.> + .| He stated it was his intention to Water Colours, Oil Paintings, En- see the City Aulorney and bave ar- gravings, Etchings, etc.,, At Greatly rangements made so that the Legls Ce , .A lature vould he appualed to for re- Reduced Prices.Don\u2019t miss this medial legislation.MONTREAL.THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1906.LOSS KEENLY FELT In Your Every leaf gives its full BY CORPORATION reg Pot quota of unadulterated deliciousness.\u2014 ets emer: Pinvy Council Judgment Mayor Ekers Thinks the Provincial Legislature Should Be Asked to Grant Remedial Legislation.| CEYLON TEA, \u201cTHE TEA OF PURITY.\u201d | Black, Mixed or | Sealed Packets Natural Green.| Only.The ioex by the city of the Cantin expropristion case hefore the Privy Codie dl continues to cause gauch grave concern af the City Hall, Commen- Ing vpon it to-day, Mayor Kkery said that if remedial legislation Wag pot abtaine | the total loss of the city would be tose upon half a millon doi- lars, Hix Worship was of the apinion that the Legislature world surely come to the help of the city and pass enaut- ments which would nei make it necessary on the part of the city to return all the money that had been paid by propriétors for the wideninæ of Notre Dame street west.11, in the case of one or two proprietors, the \u201cPrivy Council hud decided\u2019 that prescription.and other low points could be pleaded.there was no reason to doubt that similar pleas could be successfully put forth by other propriators.~ Clearing Sale Framed and Unframed PICTURES.opportunity of securing beautiful Members of council point to à moral ! \u20ac pictures in handsome mouldings at in the judgment of the Privy Counell.They say thut lf past cHy councils hal \u2019 : PRICE ONE CENT.QUOT $ BRUT.SEC.Whenever the best is demanded in home, club, hotel, cafe, or banquet hall, there is always VVE, CLIQUOT CHAMPAGNE.delightful The most France.vintage of Universally and deservedly popular.Sold by all first-class Hotels, Grocers, Restaurants, eto.F.X.ST.CHARLES & CO.Sole Agents for Canada, 39-43 St.Gabriel Street, Montreal.61233 2aw cn Ce 200, O - A + .» \u20ac t hy WATSON\u2019S SCOTCH prices far BELOW COST.G, W.WILLSON & SON, 7 Phülips Square.not been so kPeh after expropriations the city would not at the present tim.i have à huge debt of iwen/v-elght mil- | Tone of dollars.and be called upon to pay out sumething like half a million | for an old expropriation case.They also add that they strougly favor a, policy that will do away with any more expropriations for some years.to come.On account of the way the Legislative Council had treated the chy's bill it is believed that no attempt will be made for some time to go into the expropriation business again .eee 7 9 Ne Hair [3 C aN REVUES BROKE NOSE.\u2014Antoine Bousquet.53 years of age, fell on the icy \u201cide- walk, near the Place Viger Hotei, to- The Allan line Royal mail steamer 8i- rillan.from Live and Moville, for AIRD'S PAN WHITE BREAD cHMUMM aco EXTRA DRY \u201cOF THE SUPERB 1900 VINTAGE IS THE MOST EXQUISITE DNY CHANPAGNE EVER INPORTED SA TOWMSEND &CS- MONTREAL SOLE AGENTS FOR CANADA.| other beautiful fabrics.done by haud.the very highest character.gratifying, \u201cSSRTS AT FITTING PRICES .Our shirts have a character that distinguishes them from amy af the very best shirts made in this country, M vet the prices are quite moderate.Le ceived fresh from our own factory, an artistic cdflections of fine shirts made from French Cambric, Anderson Zephyr, Madras, Percale, Crash Ceylon, and many Practically all of the work is Every detail of the shirt making is ef: are exclusive, and as we have only a few of each kind, they give an individuality to the wearer, that is quite Prices\u2014$1.00, $1.25, $1.50 to $2.00 each.The Hannan Store, 4.FOR We \u2018have just re; The Allan line st er atian, f London and Havre.for Halifax and Port.day, and broke the bridge of his nose.| Halifax end St.John, salied from Halifax : Land arrived at Halifax at 7.30 am.on | He was taken to the Notre Dame \u20260s- i at B.65 p.m.on the 14th of March.most satisfying.622 , 75 aw the 15th March, ! pital.à : rd 8 aw \u2014 me .a pp Pa dome md, - REN 1 eee LT .Open THI | 9 | P.M.Friday Evening.Patrick\u2019s D Nearly all of the patterns 213 and 215 JAMES STREET.ono Et AT EE BUYING ON CREDIT.The credit system of buying furniture has undoubtedly furnished But there are two kinds of credit systems, and the credit buyer will do well to take note of the difference.system of the merchant without a conscience, who will deliberately tax the credit buyer with outrageous profits, sometimes actually doubling the value of the goods, and there is the system of marking every price in plain figures, allowing the credit buyer to see the cash price of the goods, thereby protecting him against exorbitant profits.system we inaugurated last spring.\u201d and Young Men.and the new.for young men.There is the be worn without dint in crown, any $5.00 Hat you ever saw or wore.All colors.Also a new special shape, flat crown, as shown in centre cut, also in colors.New Fuller Shape Soft Hats for young men in all proportions, latest styles and colors.All Above Lines in Our Best in America Pure Fur Felt Hats $2.00 each.SOFT FUR FELT HAT.Specially made for ourselves.On account of its appropriateness to men at the head of affairs, managers, contractors, boss bullders and carpenters: men who 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warranted.to wear and keep the color.There are, none made at any price to give better safisfaction.man will win the prite FREE FROM US.9 PEYTOAS ol Rates NEWEST S1YLES IN STIFF FLEXIBLE FUR We have a very large range in all the latest shapes.Black or Brown, and we fee] confident that we can suit any Young Man in Montreal FELT HATS.There ig no trouble in showing you our lines, and after you see: our styles and the quality we give yon at $2.00 each, selling Hats is as easy WE INVITE EVERY MAN in Montreal td examine our stock of Hats.We have every desirable shapn and we guarantee overy $2.0p Hat The two best made Hats the people ask for are KNOX'S andl HOOD'S.Both are direct from the manufacturers.and are sold exclusively by us.Also Silk Hats at $2.00 each upwards.We have a number of lines at $2.50 and $3.00 each.Bat we strongly recommend 2 $2.00 \u201cBest in America\u201d Hats.Don't forget we'll wait for YOU to-morrow night till © p.m.to serve you with a new Hat, a new Necktie, latest shades in green, etc.New Gloves, New Shirts, New Suits\u2019 and Spring Overcoats.Voting contest now open.You have a vole for every 25c vou spend here, and can help : gain a prize of a suit of clothes to measure for the most popular young man in Montreal your Vote for whom vou like, but concentrate your votes, (9 Cor.of Craig and Bleury Streets \u20ac 76 and 2299 St.Catherine St., Montreal | \u201cpre + 1 0 en PCT mg ture THE MONTREAL DAILY ST NELSON HURT McGCVERN MORE THAN \u2018But the Law of the City of Philadelphia Does Not Allow a Decision.\"Bpecial to tho Montreal Star.Philadelphia.Pa.March la.\u2014Terry McGovern and Bauling >Jelson boxed last night one of the fastest and most Vviclous battles ever een in the ring.Nelson did the greuter amount of damage, In the fourth and fifth round: he \u2018staggered McGovern with heavy left swings on the jaw and neck, and shook him up so that his lungs were quivering, and his steps uncertain, McGovern\u2019 blows were terrific and many of them landed flush on tus opponent's jaw.pet they never stopped the Dane for ag instant, he was always boring tn.The stamina of the m | ig marvellous.Blows that were heivy enough to knock down a heavy weight thudded upon his jaws agein and again, but they only twisted lis head Aside for a moment, he never cea-sd his attack.11 ft were possible to keep an arcur- Ate tally sheet of the blows struck in last night's battle it -vould he fcund that each man ianded about the same number.Nelson was always up and doing.while McGovern was on thre occasions s0 weak that his fri.ds feared a knock-out punch at ar; ome Under the remarkable srdinances of Philadelphia, which allow vien to fight six rounds, but forbid ihe referee to Ray Who has the better nf any en -n- ter, Referce Jack McGuigan was not Allowed to name the winner last night.Tt seems, however, that +\u201d the work done Nelson would \u201cave heen \u20ac \u2018il -d to a decision, He hurt MeGovern more than McGovern hurt him.Nevertheless Terry made a wonder ful rally in the sixth ,ound Once he swung in his right _o hard that thy force of the Swing threw him t- the floor on one knee.and a few seconds later he nearly fell again from force of no similar blow, He vax hom ding Nelson furiously at the finish.The fight shows that Terry \u2018IcGov- \u20acrn has come back tn his own.He \u2018s ax fast as over, and he is bigger A stronger than ever before.Only hN srlendid condition brought him + k After Nelson had weakened him with heavy swings.While Terry is as fast 88 he was, he is not so accurate in his Judgment of time and distance Used to be.ance as he This, of course is due ta his 1 2 on absence from the ring.If he keeps on boxing.stavs off the \u201cstuff\u201d and takes care of himself e it fs not impossible that he may vet again become the Ughtweight champion.Round 1\u2014-Nelson missed a lef 2 ; t an both clinched, and jt was twenty cee ends before they were separated.The crowd hissed, and Nelson led with left [Sy ASSOCIATION MEN BUSY.A Meeting of the Clubs and Referees for Next Week, The annual general meetin 4 Montreal and District Football Aster ciation has been called f next, March 19th.or Monday A meeting of the Referees\u2019 Assocla- tion will be called this week, but the Most convenient evening for the offi- cialis nf the local clubs to attend has yet to be æscertained.This body should be an arquisition to the welfare of the game and those who are pushing the matter are authorities on the game and know sufficlent of the drawbacks In this section of Canada to be able to remedy the weaknesses that are apt tn creep in.With the coming season rapidly approaching, the officials of the various local clubs are getting into harness, and the names of one or two new clubs are already whispered.Rosemount have the honor of heing champions of the Intermediate division of the Montreal and District League.which should entitle them to promotion into sentor Piles Cured Without Knife or Instrument Sample Package Free so That We Can Prove It to You.the \u201cEvery morning, for over twenty years, 1 never went to the toilet without fear and trembling.and I never left it without having suffered agonizing tortures.Many days I did not dare go at all, 80 much did I dread the terrible ordeal.\u201d These are the exact words of a sufferer from piles, d we hear the same thing almost evéry day.It voices the sentiments of hundreds of thousanda of others in this country to-day, for it is estimated that of every ten persons we meet in church, the street, or the theatre, seven are affected with piles.Martyrs and needless martyrs, too, for since the discovery of the marvellous Pyramid Pile Cure no one need suffer ons moment longer.There Is now no excuse for having plies, and if you continue to suffer from them you do not deserve a particle of sympathy, considering the chance we give you to prove it to your own satisfaction wholly free of cost to you.Here is a typical case: Mr.Benjamin * Shaw, Postmaster of Bland, New I Mexico.He had suffered from aggra- .vated piles for years, and was upon the eve of a serious surgical opaation, believing that he had reached the limit, and that the operation offered the only posible means of relief and cure.Let us quote his own words in his letter of .October 31, 1908: \u201cI was in great agony .of mind and body.In the meantime, a a gentleman told me of the virtue of © your pyramid remedy.I fortunately found It at a drug store, and by the next morning I! did not feel that an .: Opération was necessary, and in three days I was able to return home, and a complete gotire Was accomplished, to my great satisfaction and the surprise of the physician\u201d : dend to-day to the Pyramid Drug + Company, 3288 Pyramid Bullding, Mar- ; shall, Mich.) ahd get a xample potkaga 1ty return.mail and then zo to your \"dy t pnd get = box.the price of which 18 56 \u2018cts, \u2018and gdt well without sain, tfoubls \u2018or cutting 61 2eod HE WAS HURT to head.They again clinched and the referee warned McGovern for holding.! There was another clinch, and Me- Guvern sent a hard left to the head.They were clinched at the bell, and; as they went to their was nothing but hisses.Round !\u2014McGovern missed.left for the wind and then they again biogan to wrestle.McGovern sent left tog wind and left and right to head.They : rushed to clinch, and tnen MoeGovern drove a right to the head.which jarred the Baller, Nelson was cautioned for using his shoulder.Nelson missed ] corners there etraight left and again they clinched.The boys did not mose six feet from - the centre of the rirg.nd were till clinghed at the bell Groans and hisses corners.Round 3\u2014McGovern tried the left to wind twice, but was blocked ip buth attempts.They clinched and the re- teree could not get them to break.Nelson drove two lefts to face and there was the same old clinch.Mc- Govern drove a left to the jaw and missed a hard right.McGovern uppercut with a hard right, and then sent a right to the jaw.Nelson sent a left to the head and ducked a vicious left.Nelson! sent another left to the face, 1 greeted the men as hey went to their | 1 ' and the men were clinched at the Bon.Round 4\u2014McGovern swung wild with his right but drove a left to the wind.Nelson sent a left to the face and then they clinched and wrestled across the ring.Nelson pounded Me- Govern's kidneyva~4n the clinch.Nel son sent a light left to face and Mo- Gevern missed a swing for the jaw.Nelson was growing stronger, while McGovern seemed tn be weakening.Nelson sent a hard left and a right to the jaw, and McGovern was wenk as he went to hir vorner Tt was the first round in which there was any real fighting Round 5- McGovern sent the head and Nelson a left to the wird.light left to the stomach.McGovern rushed to a eltnch and refused to break when told by the referee.Me- Govern sent three lefts te the face, but the blows dit not have any appréciable effect an Nelson.When they broke Nelson drove a terrific right to MeGovern's Jaw.which made the Brookiyn boy wobble.They clinched and as they broke away the bell rang.Round 8.\u2014Nelson missed n right swing and then rushed to a clinch.Mefiavern missed a right for the wind und then =ent a right uppercut to the a left to countered with Nelson sent a wind.Nelson sent a right left tu the face and then inissed a terrific right for MeGovern's chin.Nelson drove McGovern into a veutral corner and landed two hard blows on the wind.McGovern was ulmost put when the gong sounded.It was Nelson's fight.À, À Ed company in the ensulng season.It is more than likely that Lachine and Mountain Birds will drop out of the senior division of the league.Cricket League\u2019s Meeting.The annual meeting of the Montreal and District Amateur Cricket League, was held at the Carslake Hotel, last evening, nine local clubs were -epre- sented.The ctubs represented, © gather vith their delegates, are as follows: McGill, A Wood; Longucuil.A.E.Em; blem; Westmount, W.J.Thom: Point St.Charles, C.H.Pueston: Osborne.Norman Lewis; Dominion Cotton Mills, E.Mason; Victoria, W.Ii.Du- thie; Westmount II, I.L.Woral, and Lachine, E.Goodson.Some \u2018discussion \u2018was created over the application of the Y.M.«*.A.Club for reinstatement.This club was repr3- sented in the league a couple uf years ago, and dropped out (or no stated reason.The majority of .hose present thought that if the club wanted to ba taken in again, it should be willlng to pay a new entrance fee.Ultimately, it was decided to accept the membership 0: the Y.M.C.A.Club on this condi tion.The resignations of the Mount Ijoyal and Montreal Rolling \u2018ls clubs were received and accepted, The clubs were grouped as follows: Division A.\u2014Montreal, McGill, Longueuil.Westmount 1, .nd Point Bt.Charles.Division B.\u2014Oshorne, Dominion Cotton Mills, Victoria, Westmount II, La- chine and Y.M.C.A.Provision was made for the inclusion of additional clubs if nec.zsar: McGill Boxing Club Elects Officers.Mr.Charles N.Crutchfield was unanimously elected president of the Mec- Gill Boxing club for the term: 1908-7, at a meting of the club, in Strathcona Hall, yesterday afternoon.The meeting marked the close of the mort successful of the club's three years of existence.Fifty-eight members had attended the classes, conducted by Mr.Jacomb, and the competition recently held was easily the best of the three which have rome off.The treasurer's report, presented hy Mr.Crutchfield, showed that the finances were in a healthy condition.The question of a constitution for the club was brought up, and its necessity being fully recognized, a comintitee consisting of Messrs.Hand, F.M.Davis, and H.T.Meldrum was appointed to draw up the same and submit it for approval at the opening of the next term.The election of officers follows: Hon.president, Dr.F.W.Harvey.President, C.N.Crutchfield, Arts \"07.Vice-president, W.T.Hand, Med.'07.Secretary\u2014F.M.Davis, Sci.'08.Treasurer, P.G.Heward, Arts '07.Committee\u2014Ed.Gray, Med.\u201807; D.L.McLean, 8ct.'09; H.T.Meldrum, Arts, \u201807.resulted as Ottawa Raises Objection.The following article taken from the Ottawa Journal says: \"There 113 soma talk of organizing a new senior lacrosse club in Montreal, but while the proposal may appeal to residents of the metropolis, it is certain there will be strenuous objection _egistered by the Cornwall and Capital clubs.At pro- sent there are three organizations from Montreal in the National Union, and they hold the balance of power whenever, they forget their petty quarrels.With a fourth \u20aclub in Montreal, nelth- er Capital nor Cornwall will stand mach chance of fale treatment] However, the men behind the :tew club have given out that {f serious objection is made to their admission they will break up the present league and organize a new one.This method was adopted in hockey some years ago and resulted in fhe Federal League coming into existence.It might not he an altogether bad thing for lacrosse in this part of anada if there were two leagues.For the present, hotraver.the Capitals are not worrying over the situation.ara tod Badly nesdbd hy tha Montreal to get of the kifid referred to Baseball @ Lacr SCHOOL HOCKEY BOOMING.School hockey has been booming all ® winter, and some very exciting matches have taken place.The picture below is of one of the mokt bggres, size teamu.LOYOLA COLLEGE.NEW CHAIRMAN OF THE RACING BOARD Jefferson de Mont Thompson Placed In Control of Automobile Speed Competition, New York, March 13.\u2014Jcfferson de Mont Thompson, a broker.of No.\u20ac Wall street, and an autuinobile enthusiast, is the new chairman of the Vanderbilt Cup Uominission.Incidentallv Mr.Thompson is also chalrman of the Racing Board of the Amprican Automobile Association, It is by virtue of his election to the latter Mat he serves on the former, which is by far the most important misslon fur the racing itself.Up to the last Robert Lee Morrell, former incumbent of the dual office, maintained his determination not tn serve again.He was not present yesterday at the meeting of the Board of Directors vf the American Automobile Assoclation, at which Mr.Thompson's appointment was ratified.Like the latter, Mr.Morrell was unknown in automobile racing when his selection was made, one year ago.He proved to bu a vigorous and efficient official, however, and those who know him say Mr.Thompson will be equally vigor- vus and efficient.Mr.Thompson's appointment was recommended in a letter from John Far- son, of Chicago, the recently elected president of thé A.A.A.and was accepted unanimously by the Board.Nr.Farson made other recommendations for committee heads, all being new men for those positions cud his selc:- tions were ratitied.The new president has undertaken the task of making the American Automobile Association an organization of usefulness, and for that purpose ie infusing new blood .to the working positions.It is understood that th!s policy will be largely followed out by the department heads in their selection of associates.Parent Easily Beat Talbot.The Cercle 8t.Denis player, Parent, scored last night the most decisive win fn the present amateur Lilllard tournament, defeating Talbot, of Quebce, by 300 to 93.Last year's hampion was in fine form, and taking the game in hand right at the start, gave his Quebec opponent little chance to do anything with the balls.His average was 4.48.and his highest breaks were 30, 23, 16 and 16.Talbot'# best were 13 and * Parent's 30 was theshighest break so far recorded.To-night's game will decide the championship.O'Hara, of Ottawa, and Parent have defeated the other four entered.apd to-night they : \u2018et in what will be tRe final and deciding game.Riding Club Formed.A new Club has been formed here by some twenty gentlemen who have been following this form of recreation.The name of the organization will be the Montreal Riding Club.There has not been any such club In the city, and it was thought that there is room of one BETTING ON BIG ENGLISH RACES Details of the First Race Have Been Given, Details of the Second are to Be Found Below, \u2014 (Specipl by Cable from The Montreal Star's Resident Correspondent in Lon- d on.) .London, March 15.- Lincoln Handicap.27; latest betting yesterday: 12 Andover, 16 Gelantine.Grand National Steeplechase, run on Friday, March 30; latest betting yester- d ay: 9 Timothy Titus.10 Ranunculus, 12 Drumerer, MP 3 Bow, 25 Ascetiu Silver, WINDERMERE.Tha Grand National Steeplechase of 2730 sovs.\u2026.Including a trophy value 103 sOVS.; FéFcond to receive 300 sovz.: third 200 sovs., and fourth 50s, from ntakes: winners after publication of the weights \u2018Jan 25, at noon), of any two steepir- chases of threo miles or over to carry + lbs.: of a handicap steeplechase of any value over a distance exceeding thren miles, or of any steeplechase valye 600 sovs.over any distance, \u20ac lbs.extra: no penalties for winners of steenlechases confined to maidens at starting: horses originally handicapped in this yace above 11 st, 7 Ibs., and under 13 st.to carry only half of the foregoing penalties respectively, and if originally at 12 st.and upwards, exempted front penalties Grand hence the formation of the club.Provisional officers have been elected pending the drafting of a constitution.These are as follows: President\u2014Mr.Charles Stansfield.Secretary\u2014Mr.T.A.Reeh.Committee\u2014Messrs SH.ter, Joncas, and Major Darcy.A meeting will be held next week at the Windsor Hotel.to complete detains of organization.f Carpen- 6 worst of ay deu : A PERFECT FOOD.That Scott\u2019s Emulsion should act so quickly and satisfactorily in all cases.of lost flesh and continued wasting is not surprising when its food value is understood.With pure Norwegian cod liveroil, hypo- phosphites of lime and soda and glycerine, there is combined in Scott's Emulsion the best elements of nourishment and strength building known to medical science.Any hysician will tell you this.he use of these ingredients in.the proper proportions; 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Harry L.Hillman has selected Adelphi Field, Brooklyn, for his preliminary work, and H.V.Valentine is training at Flushing, L.1.; C.J.Bacon covered eight miles over Jerome avenue, but J.P.Sullivan rested yesterday, having participated in the Eighth Regiment games on Saturday night.A couple of hours were spent in the tank at the New York Athletic Club by C.M.Daniels and J.W.Spencer, the swimmers.Both men are in good shape and swam several fast trials.They will continue their work daily until the team sails.Manager Halpin has Issued a call for all the men to report at the Pastime Athletic Club grounds next Sunday, when they will wear thelr Olympic costumes for the first time.McGill Team Defeats Y.M.C.A.In \u201cho match between the McGill {n- terinedlate basketball team anu the R.R.Y.M.C.A.Club las: evening, the latter defeated their oppônents by the score of 41 to 24.The following was \u201che :ine »- MeGtll\u2014Homes, G.McGuire (pt), J.Menzies; centre, T.Ballantyne; defence, A.Shanks and H.Woods.R.R.Y.M.C.A.\u2014Homes, J.Teet (capt.), B.Hemmings, \u2018centre, A.Morrison; defence, G.Brownrig, and L Sear.ores\u2014BAIcGill.Menzies, 9; Ballan- tyoe, 7: Shanks, 4; McGuire, ~; and C.A.\u2014Teet, 10; Woods, $.R.R.Y.M.Mofrison, 10.and Brownrig, 4.Mr.H Matthews, \u2018as referee was sate Isfactory: umpire, G.Dunwoodie; timekeepers, M.Jones and W.Johnstone; scorers, W.Hobertson and G.H.Dix- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Trinity Seven Defeated, The Montreal Diocesan Colle has scored a second win over the an nity Y.M.CA.seven.The score in eprrcond game played on His Ma- .% rink was t line.op ok we hree to one.The Diocesan College.Fmo 30 Lummis.Tippett ,.Sawyers .Murray Brunet .Findlay .Trinity Y.M.Finnie Cover int.C ero \u2026_ ; point.Cunningham -.Forwards.Bryant \"+\u2026.Forwards.Thomas Forwards.Calvary .Forwards.Whiteheag M.A.A.A.Swimimng Mandicaps.| The following races will be held the M.A.A.A.to-night: \u201440 var (handicap).100 yards (handicap).Diving competition (handicap).The races will come off about ff o'clock.Al] those who intend to com- bete must be at the bath early, go as to give the committee time to arrange the handicaps.\u2014_\u2014 Boxing Tournament at Toronto, Toronto.Ont.March 15.It has been decided to hold - the spring city amateur boxing tournament two weeka earlier than originally intended and the dates now fixed are March 29, 30, and 31.The tournament will take place in the Mutual Street Rink.Tr More About Dry-Sox Shoes.You couldn't force water through the soles of DRY-SOX shoes.These soles \u2018are made of the best quality selected oak tanned leather\u2014 And treated with anabsolutely water roof: solution\u2014 ney\u2019s preparation._ To be effective,- this preparation has got to be put into the leather, in such a way that it will remain there \u2014 We have a method of doing this so that it cannot come out.This preparation serves two purposes.; 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Hill.63 62 wod as = us = - Wir GOVERNMENT SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE DOES TO REGULATE THE ~~ OPERATIONS OF COMPANIES IN CANADA Mr.Fitzgerald was in the Witness Box all Yesterday After- + noon, Answering Questions 35 to Government Methods Employed to Keep Tab on Business Done Annually by Insurance Satishied.Special Staft Correspondence - Montreal Star.Tad Lan - the Insurance Commission afternoon examination of Mr, bitxgerald, the superintendent of insurance, by Mr.Ti ley.assistant counsel for the Dominion Government.Mr.Fitzgerald was again called this morning.The bulk of the examination directed towards ascertaining the method employed by the department in order.to keep in touch with the insurance companies and prevent the posibllity of deception on the part of the latter.portion of the evidence was of a technical character, and the laymen in the court-room ned while Mr.Tilley was working up to his points.All the machinery of the department of insurance superintendence was gone into u* length.The system of deposits demanded of the various companles was explained at some length, and the difference of treatment accorded the purely Canadian companies in opposition to those whose head offices are in another country was elaborated.In the witness-box Mr, Fitzgerald proved both patient and interesting.He went through in detail all the steps taken by himself and his staff in carrying out the demands of the Insurance Act, and explained the working cf the whole system in the most thor- cugh and exhaustive manner.Probably the most important feature of the bession was the question asked by Mr.Kent, of Montreal, one of the commission.Mr.Kent drew alten- tion to the possibility of the insurance company making a false entry in their cash book, and wanted to know if there was any means of the inspector detecting this on his annual rounds, The witness said that it was impossible to detect such a falsification.His staff were not auditors, MR.FITZGERALD IN THE BOX.\u2018When the afternoon session was called to order, shortly after two o'clock, Mr.Tilley continued the examination of Mr.Fitzgerald, begun in the forenoon.In reply to a question, the witness explained that the bulk of the companies made their deposits, which are a proof of their good faith and a pre- tection to the policy-holders, with the Meceiver-General.Others, whose head offices are outside of Canada, had Canadlan trustees, and invested considerable money in this way.In the latter category he mentioned the London and Lancashire Life, Standard Life Pelican and British Empire, Travelers\u2019, Mmuoal Life of New York, New York.Life, the Equitable and the Mutual Reserve Fund.Witness cited as an example in point the Travelers\u2019, which had as some of its trustees the Royal Trust Company and Mr.Parkin.He stated that the appointment of these trustees must be approved by the Minister of Finance.He promised to supply the commission with a list of the trustees of the various companies operating in Canada.After many questions a# to the method of proced in keeping in touch with the trafisactions of the companies, It was elucidated that the department supplies all the companies annually with blanks, which are to be filled in and returned.These blanks are given only to the purely Canadian companies, but operating in the Dominion and hav their head offices elsewhere are Sup to give the required information on their own papers.All the papers must: be in the offices of the department by March 1.containing al] the information as tô the assets and business of the insurance companies on penalty of a fine of $10 per day.Mr.Fitzgerald explained \u2014in answer to a question\u2014that this \u201cyear ère were No companies which had pay fines on this score.The, delay (in \u2018thele capes was accidental.INSPECTION OF ACCOUNTS.When these papers have been received the department prepares an abstract of the work of the companies in Canada for the entire year.These abstracts are printed and distributed to the members of the Senate and Commons.After this the inspection of accounts at the head offices of the companies is undertaken.Mr.Fitzgerald stated that most part by One of his actuaries, Mr.Blackader.The work.consisted in verifying the statement sent to the department by the company by the books in the office.The work of the (\"anadian companies and the Canadian business of the fore!gn- companies were treated \u2018ler this way.If in the ledgers there were found figures differing from thoas in: the statement, the returns were altered to correspond.The cor- 8 were few.By acturt œunt there had been six hundred only made last A .In the record of securities furnished by the companies there were also few errors.To inapeot these was the work of Mr.Fitzgerald.Sometimes there were errors In the published blue Book, but these were owing to the histe with which it wha necessary to get out this publication, owing to the demand for it.The checking in these cawes had not been complete.To ish\u2019 the work of checking the accounts of the various companies \u201ctook from the beginning of March to July.1.The superintendent himself was busy in Ottawa until after the -olose of the session.He was then free \u2018to begin checking the resords of we- Jeurities furnished hy the companies.\u201cAs the blue books are published in September it sometimes happened that the work was not finished in time.ese cases of a difference between Ÿthe actual state of affairs and that in \u201cthe blue books, were rare.\u201c EXAMINATION OF SECURITIES.The next matter gone into was the -gpethod used in going over the list of securities of all the companies.Under examination Mr.Fitzgerald stated that in the case of mortgaged property, much of which was held as recur!- \u2018ties by the Insurance companies, the \u2018actual mortgage deed was .asked for the ; rst time it appeared on the re- æo After that, at other inspections, TE ren on the books of the com- panÿ was sufficient.Occasionally a slight discropanecy was found in valua- , tion, but it was always on the right of the Ottawa, March 15.\u2014The session of yesterday was devoted to the further was Of necessity the, major Companies- -Commissioners Appeared to be side.Sometimes wise the fire polley on buildings mentioncd was not the sume as contained in the schedule.Witness had never found à case where any mortzage had been oinitted.In the event of the securities being ir the shape of bonds, debentures or stocks, the record of the company was examined.The costiyvalue of the securities was really what was checked.THE METHOD OF INIPIALLING BONDS.At this point Mr.Langmuir asked a question.\u201cDo you ever initial bonds when you examine them?If you did, you would know the next time that they were the same.\u201d \u201cNo, I do that with mortgages, but not with bonds.\u201d \u201cRut would it not be wise?When the company is holding bonds from year to year, vou would easily ascertain whether the bonds were the same or not.\u201d \u201cYes.I could easily do it, but it would be a great increase in labor.\u201d Mr.Langmuir\u2014\u201cWhen you examine scrip do you find out from the company issuing it that so much scrip is entered on its books as being held by the insurance company ?\" Mr.Fitzgerald\u2014 \"We only require a certificate from the company issuing it, that the Insurance company had so much on December 31 when the statement was made.\u201d Mr.Langmuir took this as quile satisfactory.Mr.Fitzgerald declared that he never in the case of a sale made.by the insurance company checked the market value of the bonds with the price put in the books as realized.It was the custom to take the book price only.In real estate valuation he had found it hard to obtaln a valuation of lands from the comapny.In the case whero the company bought a house and then raised the price, he had obtained an independent valuation.Mr.Fitzgerald gaye an instance of this in Tcronto, In which an independent opinion had lowered the valuation.In the eveat of companies having\u2019 large buildings on rea) estate, the writing down for depreciation was done by the companies.not by the inspector.This was not within the latter's rights.HOURS OF SITTING Before the Commission adjourned, Judge McTavish asked Mr.Shepley whether it would not be better to define the action of the investigation for future meetings, and to outline the bours of meeting.Mr.Shepley tuggest- ed that the hours be from 10 to 1 In the forenoons and from two to four mn the afternoons.It was decided to adopt those hours for to-day and to-morrow.At present the understanding is that there will be no Saturday session.this was done for the® - Mr.F.P.Gutelius, appointed Assistant Chief Engineer of the Canadian Pacific Railway.Gifts to Whole Family.Special to The Montreal Star.Toronto, Ont, March 15.\u2014 At the ladies\u2019 night in connection with the Rameses Temple of the Mystic Sbrin- eps, last niæht, Harry À Collins, who hag been the potentate of the local Temple for eighteen years, and who at Niggara Falls, last June, was elected to the position of Imperial Potentate, Was made the recipient of a purse containing $1,000 in gold, whilst Mrs.Collinsre ceived a diamond sunburst valued at $500, and Mrs.Collins\u2019 two daughters received each a diamond ring valued at $176.North Cape Breton By-Election.Special to the Montreal Star.Halifax, N.S.March 15.\u2014With one poll to hear from, A.C.has a majority of about 950 over John Mc- Cormack, in the North Cape Breton by-election.Mr.McCormack had a majority of 161 in Sydney Mines.The cry used against Mr.McCormack was that if he was elected and took hla seal with the Conservatives the Government would not feel disposed to spend the largq suma of money for public works which have been promis- a a » Rallway Crossing Appeal.Special to The Montreal Star Toronto, Ont.Match 154 he Ontario Government has appointed Mr.|-C.C.Robinson to assist in the\u2019 pre- paratinn of Toronto's appeal to the Privy Councll against the Dominion Railway dom mmission\u2019s order that the municipality must contribute towards the cost of protecting crossings.level railwty Your oclor : If he tells you to take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for your severe cough or bron- cbiai trouble, then take it.anything better, then take that.But we know his answer; for doctors have pre- soribed.bis medieine for over 60 years.Ye have ce, If he has \"Britain .had Stam rr WALTER M.KHARN&@ SALES.\u20ac tS Important to the Ready Made Clothing and Dry Goods Trade \u2018The undersigned has received instructions (from one who Is ratiring from business) to sell by public auction, absolutely without reserve.in lots to suit the trade, at his salesroom, 38 Notre Dame St, west, near McGill Bt, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 16TH, A WELL ASSORTED, UP-TO-DATE STOCK, including: Men's, Youths \u2018and Boys\u2019 ready-made Sults, ls, Overcoats, underclothing, waterproofs, ladies\u2019 jackets, skirts, cashmere and cotton hose, woolen and leather mitts gloves caps, airaw hats, hard and soft feit hata um- brellus, lot of boots and shoes, lot of Rent's furnishings, and various other goods.Sale at Ten o'clock.WALTER M.KEARNS, 59 8 Auctioneers, The Oelebrated \u2018> English Cocoa EPPS'S admirable food, with all ite natural qualities intact.excellent Oocoa maintains the system in robust health, and Sables to rosist COCOA The Most Nutritious JELLIES THAT \u201cJELL\u201d Dainty Jellies.x Fact \u201cKkovah\u201d JBLLIES.None others just as geod.+ 53 10 2aw DEBATE ON ADDRESS BESUMED IN SENATE Hon.Mr.Ferguson Criticized Railway Administration and Charged Wild Extravagance SIR RICHARD IN OLD FORM He Pndertook to Show Mr.Ferguson That High Finance Was Beyond Him.Special to.The Montreal Star.Ottawa, Marchi 15 \u2014 Some general business was dealt with in the Senate yesterday.and the debate on the.address continued, but was not concluded.The 8enators not yet having recived any business from the House of Commons, can debate the address at leisure without the fear of affecting the duration of the session.In reply to Hon.Mr, David, Hon.Mr.Scott said the Qovernment was yearly asked to divide the public business between the two Houses.It did not rest with the Government as far as private blils wer concerned.As regards Government measures, Ministers in charge of departments desired to introduce their own bills.Hon.Mr.David appreciated the answer.He did not see why it could not be possible to divide the private bills.Hon.Mr.Ferguson resumed the debate on the address by a reference to railway matters.The Transportation Commission recommended the Intercolonial to making it clear that the Government had made a mistake in allowing the Canada Atlantic system to be sold to the Grand Trunk.EXTRAVAGANCE AND CORRUPTION.Mr.Ferguson charged ths Government with extravagance and\u201d corruption.During the last nine years the population of Canada had increased twelve per cent.while the taxation had increased one hundred per cent.During the nine previous years of Conservative rule the taxes did not Under the Liberal rule the expenditure had increased 76 per cent., while the amount for next year was to bé more than.double what it was under the Conservatives.The.Imports from Great per cent.in 9 years, whilst those from the Utited States had increased 170 per cent.Mr.Ferguson did not think the public had suficient reason given them for the retirement of Bir William Mulock, especially in view of his movement for government ownership of telegra d telphones.The inference was t e was shelved on account of this question.Mr.Ferguson desired to deny that the Opposition ih \u2018the Senate was consulted about\u2019 any \u2018of the financial bills last session.* It was a scandal that such important measures as those should be kept up the Government sieav till the] ast of the session and then rushed through.Criticizing the pensions bill, he asked why the Ministers should be given a pension for five \".service, and \u2018why should those be conservative?That measure received no adequate consideration.He explained that he had a great respect for Hon.Mr.Miller, and had nof intended to be warm in his remarks of the previous evening.He believed Mr.R.L.Borden to be one of the foremost men in the country.He believed that the Ministers felt that Mr.Borden was entitled to the allawance to the leader of the Opposition and thev brought down .the vote, knowing that they were spending public money correctly.SIR RICHARD CARTWRIGHT, Sir Richard Cartwright, who followed, was apparently in good form.He declared at the outset that Mr.Ferguson was laboring under a considerable confusion of ideas.He did not know the difference between taxation and \u201crevenue.There had an enormous Increase of population in the |.Before that time the |.country had been stagnant.double the revenues, when you vastly]: increase, the population then the people would puy The trade creasing up to 1696, tt: had increased.fuily 170 per cent.> last ten years, When you, more, into the Since that time -Under, all circumstances there | Tee trade with the us: ited .; CL fr I Fa Le 2 1 à __\u2014 THE -MONTREAL-\u2014DAYEY_ re 2m 5 0 Now apd Second-hand Furoi- 0 24 ture, Square Piano, Brass and NAC V6) Enamel Bods, Stoves, Ploturoe, Mirrors, Large Showcases, oic., etc., eto.Also Odds and Ends of Dry Goods, including Table Cloths, Napkins.Quilts, Curtaing, etc., at our Misi 247 and 249 Notre Daune Wes FRIDAY AETERNOON, March 16th, At 2.30 O'Clock.M.HICKS & CO, Auctioneers.On account of having to vacate our present premises on May 1st next, have decided to dispose of all Pictures in our possession, including Ol and Water Color Paintings by Krneat Parton, F.Stuart Richardson.Jullus Olsson, Vincent P.Ygiesias, Mary Vernon Morgan, ratée P.Lindner, Allan Edson, ©.J.Way, and many others.Also a number of Fine Steel Engravings and Etchings, many of them In the Artist's Proof state.Sale will take place at our rooms, Nos.247 and 249 Notre Dame 8t.West, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, March 20th and 21st, At 2.30 P.M.Fach Day.M.HICKS & CO.Auctioneers.pictures on view from Saturday, March 17 i Pictures on consignment or under advamces will be sold at this sale.Parties having Pictures with us will govern themselves accordingly.\u2014M.H.& Co.626 CARPETS OARPET STORE.absolutely must go before April 15th.Astounding values at MERRILL\u2019S Our big stock We have no regard for prices.We simply offer the goods at such unheard of LOW PRICES, that you \u2018cannot resist the temptation.All homeseekers should pee us before getting Carpets for the new house.Magnificent Colors and Patterns in BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY and VELVET.Robillard&Co, 1910 NOTRE DAME STREET.Phone Main 1347 drs LADIES: \u2014 Have you any Suits, Skirts, Coats, etc,, which require altering, cleaning or any \u2018other overhaul- for the spring ?If so send them to our Valet Department where our expert tailoring staff will attend to them carefully and economically The Toilet Lausdry Co.Limited, \u201cThe jaundry that knows how 200 euYy 8 TREET, Phone Up 3480, 3481, 3482.eod as our population grows that trade must grow.Sir Richard reminded the House that the Government had retained rights over the Canada Atlantic Rallway.and the favorable nature of the surveys of the Grand Trunk Rallway, end the prospects they offered of very valuable mineral developments.THE INDEMNITY BILLS.ne rocecding, Sir Richard declared that he did not propose to discuss t in- démnity and pension billy at length.All he could my was that it was in above nancial and In 8 o devote thelr whole to their d .on from knowledge, hearsay.-In 1870 Sir John, ws.struck down by what was supposèé : to be: Ttal iliness.It was known that e wes momentarily '\u2018embarruesed and A wes thought'& proper title to make him a teatimontal, 1891 the: met- ter came up for discuseton in the Commons.Sir Richard read His speech on that n and saw .na objection to testimonials, but: whilst men wete in office De condemned monjals.If these things ware to be done, it was better they Should be done \u2018openly.and from the: public funds.Some amendments might be ce but meantime the Government was prepared to take full responsability for its act Hon.Mr.Wood followed in a brief .~The adjournment of the debate was moved at six o'clock by Hon.Mr.Power.mented to Sir John Macdonald, he spoke treasury.|\u2019 with Glreay Rritain was de- and as our manufactures grow,J wa | TR phon ; .; -FRAGER BRO6) BALES.pa à + El so.\" Household Furniture, Etc.- Auction.T aalesrooms, Nos.453 \u2018And 665 ST.JAMES oF me egular auction Friday Morning, \u201816th March, at 19 o\u2019cleck.A large assortment of household furniture, \u201cpianos, Dlotures, carpets, oilcloths, stoves, © a large quantity of miscellaneous goods.fe atorage for furniture, pianos, etc.\u2018 Private sales at all times.Furniture.pianos, sleighs, harness, etc.Cash advances made.595 FRASER BROS.Auctioneers.Sheriffs\u2019 Sales CHICOUTIMI\u2014F.F.\u2014No.113 Ctoutier vs.Samuel 8t.Pierre.wt No.fifty-five, range seven, town- p of Albanel: with buildi o be sold at the door\u2018 ef of the parish church of Ste, Lucle d'Albanel, at ten o'clock a.m.eleventh th April next.PERCE\u2014F, F-N0.\u20ac 607.\u2014Placide Normand vs.Alphonse Boucher.2\u2014J.F.1\u2014Lot Ne.three hundred and forty- two, first range, township of Perc:: with bulldings, circumstances and dependencies.2.\u2014Lot No three hundred and tifiy- one, first range, township of Perce, with buildings.circumstances and dependen- vies.Bubject to charge To be soll at Sheriff's Office.Perce, twentieth March inst., at ten o'clock a.m, DISTRICT OF IBERVILLE.W.\u2014 No, 30.\u2014Alexis Bisalllon, insolvent; F.X.Bilodeau, curator, and Charles A.Bedard, petitioner.Lot No.one hundred and fifty-two, village of St.Remi, being south-cast corner of Notre Dame and Chevrefils streets, with bulldings.: T6 be sold at the door of the parish church of Si.Remi, tenth April next, at cleven o'clock a.m.DISTRICT OF TBERVILLE.\u2014M.Ww No 783.\u2014The town of St.Johns, piain- uff.and Leon Samoisette, seized.Lots Nas.two hundred.and thirty-five and two hundred and thirty-six, town of Johns being north-east corner of St.Touls and de erry streets; without buildings.To be sold en bloc at Sheriffs office, ®t.Johns, twentieth March inst., at noon MONTREAI\u2014-F.F.-No.2081.\u2014 Al- vphoso Marcotte vs.M.Joseph Elzear Dro- let.Lot Ne.two hundred and twenty-four.parish of Sault au Recollet, with bulild- ings: with certaln reservations from sald lat.Tn be mold at Sheriffs Office, Montreal, twelfth April next, at ten o'clock a.m.MONTREAL.\u2014F.F \u2014No.738.\u2014Hormis- das Serre vs.Theophile Auclair.Lot No.three hundred and fourteen, town of Longueuil, County of Chambly: hounded in front by Chambly Road; with buildings.Ta be sold at ~hurch of T.ongueull at eleven o'clock a.m.the donor of the pariah twelfth April next, QUEBEC \u2014F.F.\u2014No.1859.\u2014The corporation of the Town of Lovis vs.Dame Eliza Hughes et al.1.- Lot No.forty-five.Notre Dame Ward, town of Lavis, on Wolfe street: with buildings, circumstances and de pendencies.2-\u2014Lot No.fifty, Notre Dame Ward.town nf Levis, on Desiel street: cireum- stances and dependencies.To be sold en blon at the door of the parish church of Notre Dame de Victoire, County nf Levis.fourteenth April next, at one o'clock p.m.QUEBEC\u2014F F.\u2014No.2148 \u2014Joseph Trudel vs, Marier and another.lot No.twelve hundred and one.parish of Et.Sauveur de Quebec, mn Dollard street: circumstances and dependenciez To be.mold at Sheriff's Office.Quebec.fourteénth April next, at ten o'clock a.m, SOREL.\u2014F.F.\u2014No.3848.\u2014Arthur Pa- quette et a).va.Dame Marie Laferricre et vir.1 \u2014l.ot Nn.two hundred and fifty-five, town of Berthier, on Edward street: with bulidings.2.\u2014Lat-Mo.two hundred and fifty-four at same place: circumstances and dependencies.: To be sold at the door of the parish church of Berthier, eieventh April next, at ten o'clock a.m.STE SCHOLASTIQUE.\u2014-F F \u2014- No 699.\u2014 Edmond Michel Poitras vs.Wilfrid Ouellette.Lot No one hundred and forty-one Belle Riviere, Parish of Ste.Scholastique: with bulldinge.To be mold at Sheriff's Office.village of Ste.Scholastique.eleventh April next, at eleven o'clock a.m.STE.SCHOLASTIQUE.\u2014F.F \u2014No.145, -\u2014Damase Palement vs.Pierre Hector Pepin 1.\u2014l.ot No.four-A.tenth range.township of Morin, parish of Ste.Adele.2.\u2014Tot No.four-B, at the mame place.8.\u2014Lot No.two-C.second range sald township.with buildings.To be sold at the door of the parish church of Ste.Adele, twelfth April next.at one o'clock p.m.STE.SCHOLASTIQUE.\u2014F.P.-No, 848.\u2014Emelie Charbonneau vs Octave B.Ta- fleur.1\u2014-Tat No.twenty.eleventh range township of Morin, parish of Ste.Adele.2.\u2014Lot No.twenty-one-A, at the same place: with buildings.To be mold at thas door of the parish church, Ste.Adele, twelfth April next, between noon and one o'clock.THREE RIVERS.\u2014F.F.-\u2014No.Tooke Brothers, Limited, vs.130.\u2014 Adelard Part of lot No.six himdred and ninety- five, town of L.ouiseville, county of Mas- Kkinonge: with bulldings.To be sold at the door of the parish church of Ri¥er du Loup, town of Toulse- ville.tenth April next.at ten o'clock a m.THREE RIVBRS.\u2014F.F.\u2014No.201.- Elæear Ferron vs.Arsene Giguere, Lot No.two hundred and fifty-four.cadastre of Ste.Flore, range des Piles; cirenmstances and dependencies, To be mold at the door of the parish church of Bte.Flore, eleventh April next, at ten o'clock am.CENTENARIAN BURIED.Late Mrs.Fonnelt, Who Died In Montreal, Aged 101 Years.Special to The Montreal Star.Cobourg, Ont, March 15.\u2014The remains of Mary McCamus, widow of the late Simon Fegnelr who died in Montreal at the age of 101 years and two months, were brought here for interment in St.Peter's Cemetery.Mrs.Fennell was born in County Cavan, Ireland, and came to this country with her parents when sixteen years old, settling near Cobourg.Her husband died here thirty-eight years ago.Mrs.Geo.O.Btaunton, Montreal, is a daughter.Hon.Angus McMillan is Dead.Charlottetown.P.E.I, March 15.\u2014 At Wheatley River, on Tuesday night, Hong Angus McMillan, the \u201cgrand odd man\u2019 of the Liberal party in died, aged 8 vus.vincial politics.Mr.McMillan rep ented Summerside constituency from 6 to 1897.He was P ncial Treasurer and Commis- sionèr Crown Lands from 1891 to 1897, land was a prominent merchant and ship-bulider.ile CEte Cy _STAR-THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1906.+ M.860.\u201d =.: \u2018M.HICK8 &'C0>8 qALES.af MARCOTYE BROS.SALES, BY MARCOTTE BROS.Friday Afternoon, Great Auction Sale of Household \u201cFurniture We have received matructions from parties interested to sell, without reserve, all the balance of their oonsignments, comprising: A large Jot of carpet squares, English Ilnulewm und ollcloth, lace \u20ac ns and portieres, ornaments and a lar lot of very fine wnictures and ol! paintings, lea ther couches and wire-back chalrs.and a lot more goods too larg: to enumerate.Furnftuie and furnishings for parlors, dining rooms, bedrooms, boudnirs, lihraries, smoking rooms, offices a speclalty, and kitchen, ete.etc.Special attention 18 calied to 2 splendid upright planos, one new and one second hand.Sale at our store, 1698 Notre Dame =' FRIDAY.MARCH 16, 1906.Sale at 230 o'clock.MARCOTTE BROS, Auctioneers.P.S.\u2014Frer storage if desired 622 INSOLVENT NOTICE In re JOS.MORAND, Valleytield, P.Q.Sale by auction, nt No.69 St.James Street, Montreal on SATURDAY, 24th March, 1908, At 11 O'Clock.1.\u2014Btock of Groceries .,, $4588.78 Fixtures ., ,.817.56 Rolling Stock ., .300.00 $5.705 91 2.\u2014Book Debts.per list, about 4,742 66 3.\u2014 Rolling Stock .585.00 Store will be open on 1st \u201cand 22nd Inst.KENT & TURCOTTE, 97 St.James Street, Moutreal.MARCOTTE BROS.Auctioneers, 62 4 RAILROADS.a FCANADIAN - PACIFIC EXCURSION TO OTTAWA $3.50 FROM MONTREAL.Good going gl! Trains March 17th Good returnibg on all Trains un'i! March 13th, 1906.OTTAWA TRAINS LEAVE WINDSOR STATION 1145 am, °9.40 am.810 00 am.14.00 p.m.\u201c1910 p.m.LEAVE PLACE VIGER 18.20 em.5.36 pm.(Daily except End sSunda:s Parior or Bleeping Cars on all trains from Windsor Station.MONTREAL-OTTAWA BLEEPING CAR.Above service has been resumed on train leaving Windsor Station at 10.10 p.m.At Ottawa passengers for Montreal may board car any time after 9 p.m.and remain in aleeper until 9.00 a.m.Clty Ticket Office: 129 St, James Street, Next Post Office.RAE & DONNELLY\u2019S SALES.New and Second-hand Househotid Furniture and Carpets.And a Handsome large assortment of New Carpets, Olicloths and Linocleums, Pianos, etc.We wiil sell at our rooms, ST JAMES ST, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH a 'ot of gnod new and sccond-hand furniture, removed from a private residence, consisting of parier and bedroom sets, odd bureaus, iron bedsteads, springs and mattresses, feather beds, pillows, cham- berware sideboard, tables and chairs, refrigerator, sewing machine and a Jot of handsome new carpet squares in Axmin- ster.Wilton, Brussels and Tapestry, in siz>s tn fit any room.neat patlor, hed.room and dining reom furniture, brass and iron bedsteads.hair and other mattresses, curtains, bed caverings, cutlery, ete.Bale at 2.30 p.m.RAE & DONNELLY.Auctioneers 241 and 242 16, OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.Hamburg-#tmerican.FLYMOUTH COHER BOL RU HAMBURG ren Cluald Mar la aAcnvrima Apz 7 ttharicta .Mar 1: [TW alder soc Apr lu stttiinechrr | CMa 22 ett Mleucher Apr 11 tPicloris .Mur.ul | tlenus)isanlu Apr 21 8, 8.Amerika, Most Luzurivus apd Most Mudern of leviatbuns.sGril! Room Ltuymuesium, aklevatur à A Latarta Restaurant.tating ut Dover tor London & Paris MEDLUHKRANBAN *EKVISE 10 UIBRAILTAK, NAILES AND GENOA Prins Adalbert March 17, 10a m0.May >, Juve 19 Pt car - Apr.HU pom, Jane CL July Hd tMo Apri] Zu, noon, June 10, daly ZA messin Nida Mate ea aan À Agpett 2 Girl Kon and Gy mbaestum Rates pat class, HTU, 4 >, Pl LA V0 up ward, According to steamer so lected JAMAICA $20 and $40 vue wav.round trip at special vr stes HY THE tOMPANY 3 ATLAS ~ERVILE Frum \u201cew Yura every week Hamburg-American Line, 37 Broadway, N.Y.JAMES THOM, General Agent.17 St.Sacrament st, VW.H lenry.Temple Bldg.South and Centrat America, 385 St James st, Battersuy's Tourist Agency, 178 St.James si.53 Ihren] OCHANIC STFAMSHIF COYUPANY.(American and Australian Line.) Salila every 10 days Sun Francisc.to HA WAIL every 21 days SAMUA.NEW ZEA- LAND and AUSTRALIA, monthly to TAHITL For booklet and salling list.address Wm.H.Ciancy, agent.127 St.James st, Montreal: B.K.Denblgh.GE A.4:7 Broadway.New York.383 112 WINTER RESOFTS, HOTEL MORTON.arginie avenus.near Beach.Atlantic City, all the y ar.Fine table.Suites ay private bath.Handsomaly refurnished.Perfect sanitary arrangements.Elevator te all floors Bpecial rates for winter.Capacity 250.Mra\u2019 .Des, Owner and Prop 11 83 HRT ce Cheap \u2018Excursion to OTTAWA SATURDAY, March 17th Fare from $3.50 Montreal Tickets good going by all regular traina Saturday.March 17th, and returning by all regular trains until Monday, March 1ith, 190 SPECIAL TRAIN Special Train will also be run from Montreal to Ottawa and return.Hours to be announced late For tickets and \u2018run Information, apply t ° CITY TICKET OFFICES, 137 Bt.James Btreet.Telephones Main 480 and 481, or Bonaventure Station.MONTREAL PARK & ISLAND RAILWAY COMPANY.LACHINE \u2014 From Pust Office 20 min.service, 5.640 a.m.to 2.00 p.m.30 min service.8 p.m.to midnight From Lachine 20 min.service 5.50 a.m.to 8.45 p.m.30 min service 8.45 p.m.to 13.45 midnight.Sauit qu Recollet \u2014 From St.Denis and Henderson Station, 30 min service ¢ a.m.to 9 a.m.; 40 minute service 9 am.to 4 p.m.: 3 minute service ¢ p.m.to 8.30 p.m.; 40 myn service 5.20 p.m.to 12 mic- night Lat car trom Sault 12 p.m.From St, Denis 12.20 p.m.Extra car from Chentevile st.to Henderson Station at 6.10 p.m.Mountain\u2014From ML Royal avenue 20 min.service 5.40 a.m.to 11.40 p.m From Victoria ave, Westmount, 20 min.service.6.50 a.m.to 11.60 p.m.Cartiervilie\u2014From Snowdon's Junction, 40 min.service 6.00 s.m.to 12.00 p.m.From Cartierville, 40 min.service, 5.40 am.te 11.40 p.m.135 296 SILVER PLATE THAT WEARS\u201d Proved Value Knives, forks, spoons, ctc., that time has tested have the trade mark \u201c1847 ROGERS BROS.Pleces purchased many years ago have withstood constant wear and are in use to-day.In buying Tea Sets, Tureens, Bonbon Dishes, oto., ask for Ye goods of J MERIDEN BRITA CO.\u2018 \u201c MUST LABEL INGREDIENTS.Bill in Ontario Legislature to Protect Against Poisonous Preparations.Special to The Montreal] Star.Toronto, March 15.\u2014A.C.Pratt's bill for the protection of the public against poisonous and ful pre- paratinhe has been completed, and w:ll be presented to the House at once.Under the terms of the bill whenever patent medicihe or compound shall contain more than six per cent.of as- oohol or more than one-twentieth nf one per cent.of morphine heroin cone, or of the salts or equivalemts or derivatives of the same.or any of them, the package or bottle containing them shall bear a label upon which is printed.the ingredients and their percentage in red ink.Where potsona are ingredients, the word \u2018\u2018poison\u2019 must be printed in red Ink in letters at least à quarter of an indh deep.On \u201cor before November 1st, 1908.every firm manufacturing patent medicines shall file two samples with the secretary of the Provincial Board of Health at Torongo, together with a affidavit of a member of the firm making the preparations that the artl- cle offered for pale in the same as the sample.Samples of all preparations made by proprietary, other than those made specially for qualified rnedical practitioners, must be filled with the Roard of Health before February 1st, 1907.and the board is authorized to made periodical analysis of the samples and articles offered for stile.Any charge in the formula printed on the package must be reported to the Board of Health.Any preparations made In contravention: of this act will prevent the maker or vendor from rec charges for the same in any court of Justice.Any firm violating \u2018these oro- SEASIDE IIQOUSEK, Atlaatic Oty, N.3.Best location on the ocean front; every comfort, including sem water baths, eleva- tora, golf, etc F.COOK & BON.«5 26 HOTEL IROQUOIS, Ocean end, Bo, Carolina ave.Atlantic City.N.J.Capacity 400.Notable Improvements; new private baths: sun parlors, new Grill: Ladies Cafe; Elevator.Rates §10 to $18 weekly.Booklet.W.F.Shaw, Pre- prietor.D.P.Rahter, Mgr.51 14 TIFE WILTSHIRE, City, N.Open ali the year.Writs fur booklet.107s Hu PUEBUS Elegant new inant with hovers convenience for comfort and h Over seventy medical and oi baths given.Ses water used.28 seat ¥.L.YOUNG, Gen'l.Mer HOTEL ISLESWOKTH, On the beach at Viginia ave.City, N.J.Hot and cold sea + \u2018-r In au baths.New Dutch cafe and gril, wm.Orchestra, 'Phones In rooms Ame an pian, $3.00 per day and up, $171.50 per week and up.European plan $1.60 per day and up, Write fur booklet.Osborne & Painter, 41 26eo0d HOTEL JACKSON Directly opposite Steel Pier.Fireproof.Virginia Ave.and the Beach.American plan.Moderate rates.Rooms with bath.Returnished.Finest cafes In the City.Also a la carte service.Full orchestra.§5 10e0d JOHN CRUSE.\u2014 FHE ST.CHARLES \u2014 Most select location on the ocean front.ATLANTIC C , 3.Distinctive for its nigh class patronage and liberal management; telephone In rooms, artesian water, sea water in all baths.Orchestra of soloists Booklet IN HAINES - 43 ¥3e0d RGINIA OT SPRINGS 2,500 feet Elevation.Open all the Yenr.Affording relief from the rigors of the North without the enervating climate of the far South.Fuxurious baths and mnst curative waters known for Rheumatism, (out and Nervous Diseases.Complete hydrotherapeutic apparatus.Magnificent bath house and enclosed swimming pool.Ideul golf course, fine livery, superb roads.\u2019 THE NEW HOMESTEAD is a thoroughly up-to-date hotgl, fect in soclal and sanitary arrangements; patronized by Sir Wilfrid Laur- jer And many leading Canadians.Brokers\u2019 office with direct New York wire.Through lilman compartment car leaves New York 4.66 p.m.arrives at Springs 8.30 a.m.Stop-over allowed at Washington, Excursion tickets on sale at Chesapeake & Ohio office, 362 Broadway, and offices of Pennsylvania Railroad.New York; also at principal Canadian ticket offices of connecting lines.Booklets and full information by addressing H.W.Fuller, G.P.A.Washington.D.C.57 28 per- HOTEL SHOREHAM, Virginia ave., near Beach Capac.$00.$10 to §.1 weekly $3 to $3 dally.Bteam heat.Klevator.Private baths.\u2018Phones.Booklet W.B.Cotten.82 26604 LAKEWOOD, N.J.ILalkXXewood Among the pines of New Jersey.A fashionable and healthful Fall, Winter and Spring resort.THE LAUREL HOUSE A.J.MURPHY, Manager.LAUREL-IN-TH:#:-PINE FRANK F.SHUTE, Manager.63 15 eod THE visions will be fined for the first offence $50 and cost, and for the second offence $100 and costs.For making false affidavits and flling false samples an additional penalty of $1,000 shall be incurred, upon conviotton in any court of competent jurisdiction.Soap fs better than other seapd, but is hon nd i the Bunlight way.Buy Sunlight Soap ead fallow directions | : rament st.Atlantio | HOTELS Grand Union Hotel Rooms From $1,00 Per Day Up Opposite Grand Forel Station BAGGAGE: FREE 47 312 NEW AMSTERDAM HOTEL.European Plan.Fourta Ave.and Zlst St.New York.Finest location in city for shopping and theatres From Grand Contra! Btation take Fuurth Ave.Cars direct to Hotel Rates $100 per day and upward 41 26 eod EDWARD COYNE & Cn.OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.Allan Line LIVERPOOL VIA MOVILLE OYAL MAIL SERVICE rom From Bt.John.Halifax, Sicilian.Sat.17th Mar.Mon, 19th Mar, Fretorian.Sat.24th Mar.Mon.th F.Parisian.Sat.Slet Mar, Mon.2nd April Virginirn sat.7th Apeit Mon.8th April Tunisian Nat, 13th April Mop.16th April Tunisian's rreord paswage Hiuanousst te Mosiil- \u2018s \u20ac days 6 tours Virginian's record passage Aloville to Ri- mouskl is & days 20 hours.TRe steamers sail from St.John, N.B.mfter arrival of C.P.Ry.train.leaving Montreal 7.25 p m.Friday.From Halifax on\u2019 Monday after arrival of Intercolonial (mail) and C.trains which leave Montreal at noon and 7.25 p.m.Sunday.FIRST CLANS, $50 upwards.Reduction for roun1 trip tickets EECOND CI.ASS.Liverpool or London- derrv, from $40 and upwards THIRD CT.ASS, Liverpool! Tandon.+ Glaggow.$75 50, $2750 and $28 75.according tn steamer.Pards $37.50 ALIFAX TO HAVRE Satmatian.74th Mar.Pomeranian.21st April Only second cliss Passengers carried.Rate to Havre.$40: to Paris $43.75.Apply to .& A ALLAN.Montreal.11 305 Dominion Line wi» PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL, Welshman .Mar 10] Dominion Mar v4 Kensington .Mar.17 Lormushmun «Mar.31 WHITE STAR LINE, NEW YORK To 0 VERPOOD Teutanie.Mar.7 Majestic \u2026 Mar.\u20181 Baltic.Co Marva | Celte Lu 1200 Mar 23 MEDITEKKANEAN SERVICE Asores, \u2018s!braltar, Naples.Geua Axzandrie From New York.From Boston.Kepubl'e Mar.D; Roinanie .Mar.14 COUR.overs oo.APF.4, lauvpie .Apr.7 APPLY WO iocai agonte Or Companry, office, 17 Sl.Bacr&iseLuLl st.Montreal 24) 312 Canadian Pacific Railway Co ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES, Building the Twin Screw Steamships.EMI'EESS OF HRITAIN, 11,000 tons EMH LSS UF THELANDL LL su tons.$ 1-2 hnuts sea speed St.John, N.B, to Liverpool.LARK MANITOBA Mar.31st FAKE CHAMPLALIN.April 14th LAKE KRik .March ith \\prit cum FIRST CABIN.\u2014 $17.50 and 550.00 single trip and upwards, according to sleum- er and accommodation.Hound tip tickets ut reduced rates.SECOND CABIN, \u2014 bdingle trip to Liverpool, $40; to London, $42.50: round (rip at reduced rates.Third cluss rates lu LA4- erpoul, London, Ginsgow, Belfast, Londus- derry and Queenstown, $26.50; frum Liver- poor or London, $27.00 te St.Jolin, N.B, st.Joti, N.B., to London.tLake Michigan.Mar, 13th *Moniruse.Apr.Tin tlarrying Tard Class passeng\u201d rs only Third class tv london.$15 06, tn other points same Ax Ltverpoot service, *Secuud cabin only.Lat too London, $e 00, Apply o ANADIAN PACIFIC RAT WAY COMPANY ATLANTIC STEAMSHIY LINES, board of Trade Butiding, ft.Sac- Moitreal.29 284 Yori: german J loyg.FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.Fastest anu Must Luxurious of Lesinlbans PLYMOUTH ~UHERUBUURG\u2014BREMEN K Wan.fl.Mar 27,5 une, RrOBUTIUZL day GB by Krounp.April 10, © van, Kaiser.mar 15, 1U am Kaiser, April 47.14h in | Wm.11, May -2, U wi K.Wm.[i., Apr 24,0 am Bronpring, June ÿ > au TWIN BUKEW PASSENGER Smavell BREMEN U1 RECT, veankfart, Mar 22, lam Brand'bg.Apri 19,1) am tRurfurst dar.oJ, luau Tusa, April 0, LA naa ITave Aprit efmbfe lime ejeetel feed denier MODERNIZED SPELLING.(N.Y.American.) Andrew Carnegie has contributed to the spelling reform movement - thereby ussuring It of surceas News item.» 2 lute | morn the daz | spent, not wyzly.ut 2 wel, When but a yung unl gulleless yuth, Turning how te spel, 4 skoolboys of tins modern tym by learned mien y bid 2 spel the lugllsh laugwi) like Josh Hillingx did My dixsunary'e throne uasyd, feel arownd Bet | scart lv rite a wurd the sownd, in guod old and 1 jus: .&nd spel it vy And yet 1 sumhow do not think that this new tashyund stile Wil Lb adopted Jeneriy.4 quite a jittul while 4 what a purson wune has lurned it's prilty safe 2 bet, Wil Iykly b an awful Jot uv trubble 2 4gat.4 instance, tho wun's sholurship ts re-rig- ged 4 and alt, Stil f-i movement, but in Toronto so shares sold al 64 7-8 to 65.Toronto j< always finding somethiog that 1~guitig to Kiil the Toronts Railway and the ladest 1s the report that Buffalo and New York peopk propose to establish motor coach lines on the fred stres t- of sition to the streel\u2019 puUway svi Vico Pine plan is to include .ho suburbs in such service.\u201cp to the time of going tb press.the Toronto Railway was- still dgug business.a Electric Development Company \u201chare- holders will not be with tv city of Toronto in the latter's petitiogthat tho Ontario Government shall tKe means tn fumish the city and other municipalities with clieap pow 1 from NAgara Falls Winnipez Kio crie Ralivav shareholders will be fires ts 1h to bear that! the Mani- toba Logislstur has Kklét the bill for granting the company charters in ad- b joining Municipalities.\u2014_\u2014 It ix under-tond thatthe Doeminton Coal Co ave now ontemfating erecting 15 more blocks at Domippn Noo 2 early this spring.There abou Leo miners dwellings at that fe and the intention ix tn supplemat this number bv about fifty more , B Fo od hr of the Montreal bo lish d 1 Price.Div.Yield.75 5100.R.Hernsle.255 SU James or lent opportunities for conservative pur.MOM 2% to 3c.Hogs show practically no Board of Trade.and he was known.far English and Canadian professions t & B tt Il American Sugar .140 T 5.00 _ + Ro Hemsley, 255 St James st.chases, ghange, and range from to He.4nd wide as the head of one of the larg- classes.oger a \u20ac \u20ac, American Smelting «.160 7 \u2014_\u2014_\u2014 Some milch cows range In price from $25 tnt nd most progressive grain firms in| \u201cIt is regrettable the average Canad- do pfd.Le 14 7 Special Notice.J.S.Bache\u2014There wna notuing in the 10 $30 tach.Pe panadian trade.Jan knows so little of the history of the Members New York Stock Exchange Atohison com.PT 4 ! ce.situation this morning from which bull or re Rens chardson firm\u2014by name.James West Indies, and the important naval \\ Amalgamated Copper .108 8 Rubenstein the Pianist.bear could derive any consolation.The FRESH EGGS ARE SCARCE.Laon & Sona-\u2014has houses in King- engagements fought there, especially P b k GUAKDIAN BUILDING, Baltimore and Ono ©.110 8 Mr.Arthur Rubenstein, the fumous Morocce dispute hanging fire.worl min.Ao AR , fon roto And » innlpes.while ky f.between the English and French, the awnbrokers.MONTREAL nol id ted Crus 50 S 3 Polish plunist, who gave a recital last Convention about to decide for peuce or FAGS, - The eggs situation was rather figure on the local board and dia a la xe jesults of which In many cases might le of \" \u2014 Uuisville and Nashville 151 Bo 39% evening at Stanley Hall.pald a visit VAT in their bafliwicks, and the main uncertain this morning.Unquestionably business with firms resident here One Have changed the map of North Amer- Very Important Sale o \u2014\u2014\u2014- me Missouri ! weifle a 5 5101 on Wednesday to the ware 15 of Question about to be taken up at Wash- there Is a scarcity at present, and mer- of the prominent grain exporters in ica.UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, NORMAN BINMORE, Manager Hlinoigs Central - 171 : 4.09 Co 4 A roon Ington re the rallroad rate aurstion, was chants are doing their best to make their | apeaki f ¢ sien Manhattan Feared Let : 455 Willis & Co.St.Catherine street.about tho sole toptes In {he district Vrse nmeiiens rots 1 ir best | ima ava | ing «a ihe death of Mr.Richardmgn, Corseistinæ of Fur-lined and other Over- 43 151 Metropolitan Traction 114 7 614 Mr.Rubenstevin thanked Mr.A.P.tordaivs money flurry was forgotten, and Consequently they continue selling at 17 Honest and a the mont coats, Furs, etc.costly Jowellery.Dla- N.Y.Central - 147 5 3.10 Willts personaly in his office for the nothing further In the line expected.to 17%e In single cases, thotigh it is ever known ghtlof men he bad COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS monds, Watches, Jewellery and Cloth, ENGINEER WANTED Norfolk and Western ss 4 4.54 Magnificent plano upon which during Everybody looking for something to start donbtful If they would accept less whole- Mr.Richardson was not only Interestog ete ei tako place on - panna.Hy.UC Lan ¢ 444 the evening be scored such a wonder- the ball rolling, but nothing 1s In sight as «ale.So few eggs are In the market, in in the Canadian grain trade, but he war The most liberal Accident Policy, \u2018'PHEEDAY, WEDNESDAY and Applications will be received by the Peoples (ns M5 5281 fui triumph.The Knabe pianoforte Y*t \u201cÎther way, fact, that deslers are using everything alro an extensive owner of Denver mining giving complete protection, Is - THURSDAY, March undersigned bp to the 19h day of Ste » 9 7 \u2014_\u2014 1 » 0 .or er es- Railway Steal Spring 57 4 7-91 has bren heard this season in every - to supply their own small customers, in- properties and felspar mines In Ontario | ; arch 20, 21 and 22.March, 1906, for an Engineer to inves Reading com.US 4 ag As en concert held in Montreal ex- JB Picken\u2014The decline which tank stead of selling In large quantities.Ad- He wax years of Age and had not heen he at our rooms.241 and 243 St.J ge, [Hate and report on the best means of St.Paul .00.176 7 3.97 1 \u2018 a k ?place In verterday's market was partly vices are to the effect that there are lots In good Seen for \u2018some time, though hè \u201c ; \u2019 = | ames REP EE Ne is for the Town U.8.Steel pfd.106 7 #60 CEP! UR one And in speak of its praises que th the sudden advance In rates for of eggn throughout the country-\u2014partieu- was In Montreal and on \u2018Change only a max Û Cp RAK & DONNELLY, of Steelton, Applications to state price Union Pacific 158 6 aa would he gilding fine gold.Rubenstein call money, hut It waa arsisted by the larly in the west\u2014and that the present few weeks ago., Auctioneers.209 terms upon pobich investigation Western Union na 5 b'31 ; SAYS i£-i& before nil plnnos the instru- pronounces weakness in many Chleago cold snap does not interfere so much with md Accident insu Attention is requested to tho large na- UN ROBINSON, Town Clark \u2014-\u2014 nent of his heart.and of his hands, securities.the decline being attributed to production ng with delivery, farmers not BAILIFF SALE\u2014PROVINCE OF QUE- Trance sortment of Excellent Diamonds and Jew.61 4 © \u201cSteelton.Ont.A SUCCESS Last might in Stanley Hall the Knabe the recent decision of the case of the Chi.bringing the eggs In to meærket-\u201cduring bee,\u2018 Dirtrict, ot Montreal.No.113°.I9BUED BY THE ellery : plano sang.and whispered, in beantiful C48 Union Traction Co.the frosty days.The market here in nat.Supéffor Court.Félix Dansereau, Prainiiff, CANADIAN CASUALTY Particulars in Baturday's pape 62 2 | (Philadelphia Bullètin ) sweetness, oF roared with musicni dbn- A feeling of disappointment was preva- umlly firm, and whether there will be an Ys.Wiliam A.Stuart.Dafendant.On the Awe Bow ER - 2 = SPORTING GOODS LIVERY, Ag upright milllonnire deserves to be ority.wccording to the will af the (Mt.far the réneon that on the decline ndvance or not depends upon how long !*th day nf March, 1908, at ta n of the clock INSURANGE COMPANY PHRE 3G called a downright success.Lo M Rut tein I there seemed to ba tittle or no buying by the oold snap wil last.The moment it !\u201d the forenoon, at the domicile of the safe RENOLOGY.\u2019 pianist.r.enateln's Montreal important Interests, whflat commission moderates there will bo a deluge of egas, Péféndant.No.891 St.Urbain st, in the For particulars-\u2014apply ANNE tn BALE DAY 206, BICVCLES FOR HIRE Visit will not soon be forgotten by the houses still report an attitude of Indif- It in expected, and, at tho same time, de.(lt?© Montreal, will be sold by authority A N H.CAMPBELL, Gen.Agont.Prot L the past, pre \\ffernnens the Saturday afternoon Gee.BANK RATE THE SAME, music fovers ol fois fuir city, Willis ference mm the part of thelr customers.© Hivertes by frelght, Instcad of by oxpress.The en RIL the words ana hateels ofl » Lit.& Los.& Globe Bldg.orang Tubire Tove martian sat lames W smyth, Hievole Déater, O4 Dares Tho rate of hscomnt of Mie Hank of & Co.600 St.Catherine street west \u2014\u2014 wil commence, constate of plane and pousehnli farm \u2018rhone Main 3100.MONTRÉAL.basiness, sil readings aocurate, wrientl.heater pt foot 1niverslty sroomp St ton remained unchanged to-day at 4 (Near Mountain street), Capadian Englirh, watches repatred and guar- Revelpts reported on the Boatd of Trade tare 4 FE.ERMARAIS, D B.C.Montréal pe Jolavte.Charges 50e da fi James x Chih TOL 1243 Vip, Op y es eninas pot cent.\u2019 agents 6f the Knabc planoforie, anterd.R.Hemsley, 265 Bt.James St.to-day were 42 rares by freight.15th March, i908, J 304 M.Catherine Sureel.se free ' 5 « ! ~ \u2014 i Ce LL Le ST ) i.Co _ ) LS =: \u2019 i : * à à wr Co BAKERY TO LET.lp 7° LET \u2014 GOOD PREMISES FOR baker.candy manufacturer, canning ng for wo horses; \"purposes Se rental; immediate poascasion.G.GQ.Lewls, 30 lospitel st.Tel.Main 3808.2s STORAGE TO LET.EE TO LET\u2014FINB DRY FTORAGE, FREE ®: from dust, in small separate rooms; your own look and kuy, Goods hoist very weoessible.Moderate rental.G.Lewis, 30 Hospital st.Telephone Main 2698.2 AILIFFS SALE\u2014PROVINCE OF QUE- Lee, District of Montreal Nu.3906.Circuit Court.Wilfrid Pigeon, Plaintiff, ve De.M.Spring.Defendant.On the 4th day vf March, 1906, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, at tue domiclie of the sald Defendant, No.523 Wellington street, in the City of Montreal.will be suld bv authority of Justice, ail tbe goods and chattels of the sald Dofendant, seized in this causé, consisting of plano and household furniture.J.BE.DESMARAIS, LB S.C, Moutical, 13th March, 13uv6, BrviFes SALE\u2014PROVINCE OF QUE.bee, Distrlet of Montreal.No.3708.Chreutt voeurt.Toilet Supply, Plaintiff, ve N.Zimmerman, Defendant.On thy 24ih day ©! March, 1906, az ten of the clock in tae forenvon, at the place of business of the sald Defendant, 8 Nt lawrence si.in the tty of Montreal, will be sold by authority of Justice, all the goods and chattels vf the said Defendant, selzed In this vause, consisting of twevds, desk, ote.U.Av.LAFONTAINE, B.5.C.Montrual, 15th March, J9us.BAPE S 8.LE\u2014PROVINCE OF QUE- bee, Dhistrict of Montreal.No.354.superior Court.11.Broulllet, Plaintiff, vs.\\ A.Mercure and al, Defendant.On the hth day of Murch, 1906, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, at the place of business of A Mercure, uhe of the sald Defendants, No.4, Commissioners st, fn the City vf Montreal, will be sold by autaurit,s of Justice, all the goods and chattels ot the sald De- fendunt, ged Jun this cause, consisting of desk, ete.Conditions cash, ED.DESROCH- Es, B.S.C.Montreal, 15th March, lv06.FOR SALE.CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.33 x 10S MACUREGOR STREET An unusuul vpportunity.Also Lots on DRUMMOND STREET, PINE AVENUE, BISHOP and CRL- SCENT STRELTS.FOR SALE.UPPER DRUMMOND STREET.adjoining Mr Robert Reford's property, Yan choleest lot left on this fine residen- #3] street.Size 100 x 2795.3 For price and terms apply to H.M.SIMPSON, Tel, Lp.208 4v Henouf Building.FOR SALE OR TO LET.WOOD AVENUE, Between Western \\ve.aud Sherbrooke Strect.V very eomfartible, Commodi ig rosy home, containiug drawing ane dining fvoins Dibrasyv and 7 bedrooms,\u201d kitchen and panties Modern plumb ing.House newly decorated through - out.Cut stone front 2 stories, ealension Kitchen, cemented husement, containing large bright bsundey, View very fine, Can be sevn pus four ts appointment Price very reasonable.H, M.SIMPSON.Fel, Up 2065.40 Renouf Dulldinx.FOR SALE.A fine Family Residence at Westmount, Ficturesauely built, hardwood floors, modern baths, ete.H.M.SIMPSON, Tel.Up 226%, 40 Renouf Bulldisg.FOR SALE.$8,500-14 Bishop St.A threc-story cut stone front house, tn very good order; kitchen on first floor: vice lawn in rear: owner leaving the city.Possession at once, H.M.SIMPSON, 40 Renouf Blg.Tel.Up, 2365.For Sala \u2014I40 Metcalfe St.A very fine cut stone front house, with bow windows, handsome dining room In extension.finished in mahogany; billlard room.finished in natural wood; modern plumbing and heating: house in good order Immediate possession.H.M.Simpson, 40 Renouf Building.Tel.Up 2368, FOR SALE.CORNER LOT St.Catherine and St.Matthew streets, 25 x J20.P'rive vury reasonable.11.M.SIMPSON, Tel, Up.2363.Renouf Building.> For Sale, Peel Street A good three-story house, in perfect order.sunny.bright rooms, decorations artistic.One of the very few houses left for sule non this desirable residential street Modern bath rooms, heating, hardwood floors.Possession before the first of May might be given.H.M.SIMPSON, \\ Tel Up.2368.40 Renouf Bldg.FOR SALE.i A three-story house, extension kit.§ chen, on an Upper West End St.The house is modern and the view is wery fine.H.M, SIMPSON, Tel Ue 2363, 40 Renouf Building.TO LET.Moisons Bank Buildiug, Corner Bt.Catherine and Stanley Ste.Offices, apartments or halls.Sub-divid- ed tn suit tenants.The building is absolutely fireproof.For plans and particulars, apply to H.M SIMPSON, 40 Renouf Building.Tel.bp.2568, Unfurnished Houses 138 Metealfe st $900.00, 60 Dorchester St., $1,500.no taxes.75 St.Catherine St, 3600, no taxes.22 Bayle st.: $450: no taxes.H.M.SIMPSON, Tel, Lo 2388.40 Renout Buldne JEWS WILL BE EXEMPT.so .Deputation Waited on Premier Regarding Lord\u2019s Day Act.Special to The Montreal Star.Ottawa.March 15-\u2014Messrs.Claude MacDonell and Bickerdike Introduced i ta the Premier this morning u large deputation of Jews f Montreal, Toronto and Hamilton, to ask for ex- einptlon from certain of the clauses of the proposed Lords Day Act.The deputation lucluded Max.Goldstein, K.C.B.C.L., Rubbl De Sola, H.Vine- berg, Clarence De Sola, D.8.Friedman, S.Kellert, Rabbi Korfield, 8.W.Jacobs, Lyon Cohen and L.Sapery.Montreal; Rabbl Weiss, Hamliton, and M.Workman, Toronto.Mr, Goldstein addressed the \u2018Premier and Mr.Fitzpatrick at length, the three rabbis also sp.king.The point they made was that a Jew who obrerves his own Sabbaths and holidays, and also is restrained from working on Sunday.must remain idle for 117 days out of tha yeur\u2014an inrpossible Handicap.Sir Wilfrid Laurier virtually promis.it to conceod the point, saying that he vould recominend the Minister to ar- Po range tn exempt Jews who obgerve Pa thelr Sabbath Irom observing Sunday EN as well, providing they did nothing to Nb create scandal or interfere with the observance of Bunday hy others.oe pea L ; Ë \" i 2 fa, SR + PROPERTY FOR SALE.en nt A PE FOR SALE \u2014 HANDSOMD STONE front house, Dorchester at.\u2026 near Hao- kay st.13 rooms stoné steps, up to datè every respect; choice loculity.F.Huston, : so.304 BL James st à ores BALE \u2014 33500, 77 MILTON ST.sulid Lrick semi-detitched cottage, § rourns, bot water furnace, open plumbing; front door, 12 Tara Mail avenue.A anap.w.Ernest Bolton, 141 Notre\u2019 Dame west, sie FOR SALE \u2014 BARGAIN, NOS.600, Gu2, 604, GUÉ Lavu! avenue, six dwel- ings and workshop, land 65 x 65; rent 8600; price 35500.Address E 33231, Star Office.si \u20ac FOR SALE \u2014 AT POINTE CLAIRE two nlce cottages, opposite the lake, wall furnished, water iu the houses, eaca lot 9% x 200, worth to be seen; wiil sell at halt cost; call Main 3969 for more information; à real bargain.82 4 FOR SALE \u2014 ON SHERBROOKE ST.opposite Westmount Park, two very nice cottages, with everything up to date.Call and see them.a rcal bargain.Apply 451» Sherbrooke st.62 4 mn FOR SALE\u2014OR TO LET, 11 SPLENdid fiata on Esplanade avenue, wujl furnished, eight roorns, bath, furned in the house; rent cheap; ood conditions, paying 1: p.c.Call Main 969, Ask J.A.A.Lecluir fur information, 63 ¢ FOR SALL \u2014 AT KINGSTON, ONtario.\u2018The Rowans 163 Union st.the residence of the late John Mudie.Esq.with or without large garden and orchard Price moderate.For particulars apply to Dr.J.Clarz Murray, 20 McTavish st.Montre bo 26 PROPERTY FOR SALB OR TO BB exchanged for city property, beautiful summer resort, situated at dt, Agathe des Monts, 3-4 mile from C.P.R.station, cbout luv acres of land; Louse, atables ani sued built on the river side; good \u2018ishung \"ani Lbat.slng place, awe a good water power included Cheap for prownpt buyer.i\u2018hotos of piuinises, Address 465 St.Timotuv st.53 8 \u201cFOR SALE \u2014 231 KNOX STREET.on.built cottage, pressed brick front, rooms, guod cellar.eleatric Light, s:Tuu 1.Brown, real estate agent, 97 SL james 3.FOUR SALE -\u2014 64 COURSOL STREET, oO solid stone frunt houscs, extra wll built, $3300.PP.E.Brown real estate ugeut, #7 St.James at.68 6 a FOR SALE \u2014 811 TO 831 WELLING- LL ton, corner Liverpool sbup and 190 awcllings, solid brick; bargains, $16.8v0 IP.È Brown, real estate agent, 97 St.James street, 58e For SALE \u2014 274-276 LIVERPOOL two flats, solid brick; $2500, or four Dats for $5000.P.E.Brown, real estate « ugunt 97 St.James st.58 © w FOK SALE \u2014 12 TO 13 COLERAINE o at.brick encased nouse, 4 flats well leixed, only $35vu, P.E.Brown, real es- tate agent, 97 St.James st.°8 8 FOR SALE \u2014 ST.DENIS STREKT, near Duluth, sclf-contalued, 19 room stoun front house, $5000.I.E.Brown, real stato agent.97 St James at.53 & Full S\\LE\u2014ST.HUBERT STREET, near sherbrooka at.three ulce flats, + lid stone wud brick.good Investment.P.5 Brown, real estate ugeat, 97 SL James 58 # FUR SALE \u2014 105, 107 LUSIGNAN Lil st.north uf St, James, very central; ony $6us, $55u0.P.E.Brown, real estate ugvat, 31 St.James st.58 6 FOR SALE \u2014 PORTABLE HOUSES, summer resort cottages hunters\u2019 cabins and portable automobile houses; fine investment for parties owning vacant land near lake shore Apply & Shackell Temple Bulldipg.59 ¢ FUR SALE \u2014 146.148, 1560 PARK avenue, city, modern (flats, marble front, pays # pe Easy terms Edmund Nove, 1343 Ontario st.59 6 F2 \"PS SALE \u2014 BOYER STREET, NEAR He Mount Royal avenus, 12 lots, 25 x 100; low price; easy terms, Edmund Neve 1543 Ontario st.69 6 fi FOR SALE \u2014 A NEW.B TIFUL- 1y finished house on Rosemdunt ave, Westmount.Apply .A, Hutchins, KC, Temple Bldg.Teli.Malin 2118.59 13 FOR BALE \u2014 NEW FLATS ON Bishop street.paying fifteen per cent on money invested.The building ls just finished and up to date, and no money spared to make the flats fust class and surpass any of the kind In the city, having all the latest Improvements.Apply to John A.Rafter.138s St James at.69 6 FOR SALE \u2014 AN EXCEPTIONALLY handsome new cul stone residence on Dorchester street, west of Guy, choice locality, no better looking house on the street, bLeautlfully finished througaout and with ail modern !mprovements.Apply io John A.Rafter, l33a St James st.68 6 fn FOR SALE \u2014 AT 10 TO 13 PER cent, to u prompt buyer, 411, 411K, 423, 423a Et.Antoine st.1, 3, 5 Gaudry ave, 1, 8 5 Brandon avenue, 834, 893a Cadieux st, 1389, 1391 St.Denis street, 67.67 1-2 Victoria avenue, 198, 206a Plessis atreet, vit 224 Larievere at.and many others Louis Henry, Jr, 4 St.Lambert Hill.59 FOR SALE \u2014 TWO HOUSES, SIIGP i office, carriage house, stable aad other outbulldlngs: very suitable for a bakery or any one wanting house and busi- nwss place close together.Wm.Hood and Son.lo Richmond sq.59 6 FOR SALE\u2014 6000 FEET ON MONTEE du Zouave avenue, splendid site for apartment house or flats.Campbell oe 3 6 Howell, 228 Temple Bldg.Stoney Poin =: Upper Lachine.\u2014For Sale.The finest situated block of land in La- chine, containing about 114,000 square feet, with lake frontage, road and streets on three sides, has several cottages for summer and winter occupation, with city conveniences; water.baths and electric light available, Electric cars passing on one of the frontages.For particulars apply Liffiton & Co., Real Estate Brokers, 201 St.James St., Montreal, du PROPERTY FOR SALE.361 FARK AVENUE.For sale solld brick house, stone founds- tun, pressed brick front, two stories and basement (with untrance), ten rooms, large light, open plumbing, statlpnary wash tubs, Daisy furnace; récontiy palnted and papered all In very best conditivn.Can bo seen any time.Telephone Bast 3008.FOR SALE \u2014 BEST PROPERTY ON Catherine st., for the price, wilt increase greatly In value by FOR SALE \u2014 ON CLARK STREET, sclf-contained dwelling, eas Than $4000 will buy this splendid ; small cash payment balance easy HOUSE FOR SALE brooke at, double Cuaries Borromve, + price $15,000.Apply t house, coruer SL 15 COLONIAL AVE, closo to Sherbrooke st., e and brick house; Apply on premises.\u2014 FOR SALE \u2014 661 CITY HALL AVE, between Sherbrooke and + rince Arthur SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE \u2014 \"FURNISHED COT tage on the Avenuv ut Strathmore; will be sold at a bargain, as ownel brick cottage, 8 rooms, large lot, pear fuctories and electric Cars, easy ter 478 Temple Bldg.OR SALE \u2014 AT ST.room villa on corner lut in best residential section, 16,500 ft.land, stables, etc.Ernest Bolton, 141 Nore JOR BALE \u2014 A CHOICE LOT, 59 X 110, at FOR SALE \u2014 AT POINTE CLAIRE, collage un lake front, LOTS FOR SALE.\u201cFairmount snd St Viateur st, vV X lle to Jane.Apply zie ven 12 SALE \u2014 ANGUS SHOPS EMPLOYes, §1.00 will secure you a lot in Rose- mount or Alexander l\u2019urk.Apply to Henry Fugen, on srounds, every pu.GEORUE STREET.Sat, he cash and $5.36 wonthly.U SALE \u2014 WAVERLEY | 3-0 cash and Ju lv monthiy.23 cash and er.sé bath, ESTMINSTER AVENUE, Ye 35 monthly.G.W- Badgley.BALE \u2014 PANÉT ST.3 cash and $1.33 monthly, U.ve $25 cash and $6.80 monthly.RESIDENTIAL FLATS TO L&T.Toned Taam.\u201cUpper palette ww ® and 7 mous 1a 011 per month.re iy Legal n actes Muchange, 703 srobante Sana Building.faone a pain sa TO LOT \u2014 187 AND 131 CHERRUENR st.modern nine room flats, hot wa- ter-honting, open utifully œcu- ated, within easy Walking distance of ihe t Ofloe.H.Koelle, 107 St.James st.Phone Main 3313.58 ¢ TO LET \u2014 FINE, SEVEN LARGE rooms flat.with furnace, nickel, open plumbing, enamel bath, electric wiring.Call at 10 Somerville avenues, off Vic- torla avenue, Westmount, or 10 St.Peter.M.663.so 7 cn 5 HOUSES TO LET.Pont ge Vo ea 0, =.nat TO RENT ON BOULEVARD 87.A Joseph.ILL NCL) nice stone cs fin lvoe for Fry ie es sotrio Maht TO LET \u2014 COTTAGES, 339 PRINCE Arthue, 142 144 Durocher, 11 Lorne Crescent.heated flats, 8, 10, 12, 18 OQxendun avenues, J.W.Tatley, 22 St.John.bs ¢ HOUSES TO LET, 8086 CADIEr rent $13.60; 269 Chambord.cent $14; z00 Plessis, rent $12.Apply Louls Heary, jv.4 Bt, Lambert kil 6 gares APARTMENTS TO LET.TO LET \u2014 SUPBRIOR HEATED suites, of eight rooms and larder.kitunge 170 Villeneuve svenusé, hear Park avenue, between Mount Royal avenue and the Boulevard.supplied with flno parlor muatel.gas range combination fixtures, wesh tubs, hot water the year round, trunk room.janitur service, desiruble back entrance.The place is enaimellod white aud buriapped throughout and is made in excellent oder.The sulte offers all modurn comfort and convenience.An Invitation ls extended to al) those in search of a coay home, Apply ua premises.53 13 © TO LET \u2014 UPPER TENEMENT OF 8 large, bright rooms, with good yard.ulso lower tenemtnt of 6 rooms: very central.Apply li Drununoand street, left hand bell.fi HIGH CLASS FLAT TO LET, EIOUT rooma, all the latest improvements, No.212 Manco street.near Milton et.so fi TO LET \u2014 1459, 1461 ST.URBAIN at, Annex, 8 rooms, four bedrouma.open plumbing, furnace all rooms having a window outside; large passons; fine view of mountain: rent $18 and $20.J.A.uil- Luult.Tel East 1781, room 78.101 St.James st.sl 6 TO LET \u2014 A FURNISHED FLAT.containing \u2018Three rooms and bath, hot and cold water, yearly electric ligat.645 Bherbrooke at.Acadia Flats, I.A Renaud.61 6 TO LET \u2014 FLATS, 36 DORCHESTER street, four large rooms, furnished or unfurnished, heated und lighted, and 104 Shorbrooke street.oight large rooms, gas and hot water.Apply I.Gougeon, 828 \u2018Dor- chester at.Tel.Up 4301.61 6 TO LET \u2014 NO.103a UNIVERSITY at.near Sherbrooke, x rooma, hot water heating, open plumbing; gas and electric iighting: In good order.Apply W.«+ Adums, Travellers Insurance Office.61 4 TO RENT FLATS, CORNER DORION and &t.Catherine, N.W.corner, aix roums, bathroom.hall, ail modern tmprove- ments; open plumbing, gas, hut water con- mectlons; rent only $18 and $20.Apply on premises.82 6 TO LET \u2014 MODERN FLAT.14.Park avenue, city; Telephone Up 140: Edmund Neve, 1843 Ontario at.- 59 TO LET \u2014 AT 81 WAVERLEY ST.Annex, you will find modern new flats, equal to anything in this part of the city.M.G.Edson, 672 Mance.62 TO LET \u2014 9 ROOMED FLAT, IN perfect order.best part of clly, wlll sell electric fixtures, carpets and part of furniture; great bargain te prompt buyer.Immediate possession.Address K pao.Rd Branch Office.TO LET \u2014 HOUSE, NO.13 RICHmond ayuare, to lut, lu rooms hot water heating.and all modern convenlences; in first cluss order; rental $37 per month also a first class seven room house at 325 per montn.Carriage house and stable if required.Win, Hood & Son, 10 Richmond square.59 à TO LET \u2014 MUDERN COTTAGE (DE- tacheu).of ten ruoms, No.loy First Avenue, Viauville.large ground, {ine locality; rent moderate, Dovid, Dubivull and Lugas, 8 Cralg st.east, ss 6 fi TO LET \u2014 HOUSE AND STABLE, 8 rooms, bat and w.c., stabling for 10 horses and good cellar, at 4% Britunnia at, Ft.st.Charles.Apply 6356 St.Catherinu st.6; 6 fi TO LET \u2014 WESTMOUNT.UPPER level, modern colonial mansion, 15 rusia, billiard room; coach house.stables, 54,000 ft land: rent $120v, W.Ernest Bolton.141 Notre Dane at.west so 6 TO LET \u2014 LOWER TENEMENT, NO.2745 St, Catherine st.from lst May tu Sept.3uth; rent very reasonable.Apply 4 Fort st.bs ¢ TU LET \u2014 039, 639a LANSDOWN ES avenue, tenements, 7 rooms cach, bath, ete, hot water heating, $35; BRO - ston May or sooner.Campbull and Howell, vis Temple Bidg- 616 3v8 PRINCE ARTHUR STREET.house.dinlng room.parlor.six bedrooms.bataroom.laundry, ete.Apply The Ross Realty Co, Ltd, 30 St.John st.47 26 TO LET \u2014 TWO LOWER TENEments And one upper tenement, 673.675.677 Cadieuxr and corner Pine avenue, each comprising % to $ rooms, with bath.we, stationary wash tubu in kitchen.gas and clectric, furnace, hot and cold water, everything beautifully finished, Just the thinæ for nice families or fashlouable voard- ing bouses: prices $25, $25.$30.Apply to Daniels & Signer, 58 &8t.James st.Tel.Main (Ù FINE FLAT TO RENT, 7 ROOMS, hardwood finished, all modem 1m- provements, electric fixtures and gas stove, 35 per month.Address 305 l\u2019ino nve.fi TO LET \u2014 FLATS ON SUSSEX AVE.lower, centre and upper, 5 rooms, open plumbing, Star furnace, lower flat, possession Immediately.For further particulars Telephone Main 2457.TU LET - b ROOMS AND BATHroom, new, modern, fully equipped 349 Selby avenue.Apply W.M.Kerr, 4454 Westeru ave.63 lewd ar TO LET -\u2014 BRIGHT LOWER FLAT five rooms, clectricity, gas, hot and cold water; will devorate, rent $123 Tuky Esplanada st, Annex.J.O.UQakley, room TN, 107 St.James st FLATS Tw LET ON WAVERLEY street, near Falrmount, numbers 18 anid 19, six and seven roams, Apply J.D.Lan- gevln, 1587 Si.Urbain st $3 tevd | Tu LET \u2014 FINE SEVEN LARGE roum upper flat.Open plumbing, enamel bath, electric wiring, at 193 Park ave.Rent froe until April lst.fi TO LET \u2014 537 LANSDUWNE AVE.flats, seven rooms cach, bath, cold gtorage, hot water heating, $35; posses ston 1st May or sooner.Campbell wnd s16 + lowell, 228 Temple Bldg.TO LET \u2014 BEAUTIFUL MJDDLE fiat on Sussex avenir, Of six rooms and bathroom, all modern conveniences.vlectric light, open plumbing, cnamel bath, furnace, generator.etc.oaslly healed.ble decorations to sult tenamt: rent LOTS TO LET.rm er RENT \u2014 VAUANT LOT, NEAR CORner vf Untario and St.m Howell, 228 Temple Bldg.FOR SALE OR TO LET.et Seep rt FOR SALE OR TO LET FINE RE- near village.house 30 ft cellar and two flats, coach house and stable, For further information nddrew Richelieu Village FOR BALB \u2014 OR TO best corner properties at Ste.des Monts, also glass house un sunny side.Very large garden, stables for three horses, Also well assorted stocks of can be bought separate, will exchange for city property; easy terms.Apply O 35617, Star Office, 63 PROPERTY WANTED.WANTED \u2014 HAVE FINE LARGE corner lot on Falrmount avenue, Outre- change for anap In small paying city Address N 2535, Star Of- 83 200d WANTED \u2014 FOR BEVERAL CLIENTS houses or flmts from $13 to $50 per .month; also for business purposes a large house of 20 or more rooms, or two adjoin- centrally situated.Proprietors, me thelr lists and particulars will meet with prompt transactions.Thomas FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.CORNER STORE AND DWELLING, newly built, cut stone, on Bt Antoine west, pricg $13,000; revenue 831200; lots accepted ua payment, Montreal Annex of Westmount preferred.Apply to John A.Rafter, 138a St.James st.+ Furnished Houses The Cradock Simpson Company, ¥2Q3 ST.JAMES STREET.At Rents T0 LET From $560 per Month to $2.50 per Month.Desirable Offices MOST DESIRABLE AND CENTRAL LOCATION \u20140N-me James Street.Rooms en Suite or Sub-divided to Suit Tenant.Rental covering assessments, heating.janitor service and lighting if desired.Early application should be made.W.S.MARSON, Star Office, St.James Street.St.Apply to Mr.$2 1 per month.Possession let May, Can be seen at any time.Apply 39 Sussex ni».8 25 TO LET \u2014 IN \u201cTHE SALISBURY.\u201d corner of \u2018Guy and St Antoine sta, comfortable apartments of 4, & and rooms, heated, h.w., jmnitors scrvice; rents $31, $22, $25.Apply to Janitor, or #.H McDowell, 20 Bt.Alexis at.38 SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET, D LAN LE i SNS SOLE TO LET \u2014 AT DORVAL, FURNISHED oottage, water supplied.Apply to, J Ga.Savage, 168 McCord st, « LITTLE METIS, TO LET FOR SUMmer months, 7 roomed brick cottage, extension kitchen, nicely furnished.Apply to Harry Tuckey, Little Metis, I'.QU.624 TO LET \u2014 AT DORVAL COTTAGE of eight rooms, 15 minutes\u2019 walk from \u2018 the station end 25 minutes trom Montreal.Apply Ernest Lecourt, Dorval \u20ac2 8 SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.- Nr rp n WANTED \u2014 FOR THE SEASON, A comfortable country residence, nine or ten rooms, with garden, near trolley or railway.within thirty minutes ride from Montreal.Address 71 St.Lawrence street, Telephone East 4089.ez WANTED \u2014 TO RENT A COTTAGE for summer months; furnished or partly furnished, near river or lake front: family of two; south elde of Lake St, Louls preferred.Box7l, Station B, Montreal.63 3 WANTED AT BRACONSFIELD OR 9 vicinity a furnished cottage for the summer.Send particulars to M 2480, Star Office.For Sale, A Bargain i Adjoining The New Armoury Of The 5th Royal Scots On Bleury Street.Splendidly situated property.45x90, with good stone house; could be easily converted Into stores to great advantage, prompt buyer can secure & bargain.For Particuliers apply to J.STEVENSON BROWN & CO.Guardian Building, 61 3eod 100 St.Jumes street.TO LET, 787 St.Denis Street, 4 Handsome middle flat, containing eight large rooms.Hot water heating; all modern conveniences.Possession ist May.785 St.Denis Street.Large lower flat, in good order; Vein, sunny rooms.Hot water heat.4164 \u2018Dorchester Street.self-contained house, 19 Large rooms; all modern improvements; Mm firet-class order.Possession Int Mu.J.STEVENSON BROWN & CO.Guardian Building.63 3 ed 100 St, James meet.L603 82 TO LET \u2014 HOUSE, WEST END, handsomely decorated, ten rooms, eXtension, gas grates, generator, clectrollers, large tile bathroum, shower bath, stationary tubs.etc., perfect order, Scen any hour.35 Sussex.Telephone Uplown 4168.8 6 TU LEFT \u2014 VAL MORIN, A FOUR- room farm house, near raliroad sta- tton and Fost Office; eversthing convenient Address A.Blackmon, Val Morin, P.Q.| 81 scod fa Leur TO LET, IN GOOD LOCAL: ity, Westmount, lu rooms and bath: Hnmediate posession.Apply 1579 Bher- Lruoke st.63 3 TO LET - LARGE SOLID STONE and brick house, 1% rooms two bath- rovms, garden, new plumbing, 118 burocher st, corner Prince Arthur, finest site In Monireal's residential quarters, Apply for terms and permit.Alfred Helaso, 1ué Notro Dama st., uvpposite luurt House.63 © TO LET - TENEMENT, 105 MAC: kay street.heated, gas stove, cual range, electric fixtures and janitor attend - mnce.six rooms, bath und cold storage; possession at once, $5u.Campbell and Howell, 2:8 Templo Bldg.63 6 TO LET \u2014 \u201cOTTAGE, FIGHT ROOMS, 681 Cadieux st., will bs put in good repair; ront §20, Apply C.KH.J.Magulre, 117 St.Fra Xavier at.63 6 HOUSES WANTED.WANTED \u2014 LARGE HOUSE, WITH play grounds.suitable for home for young children.\u2018Write stating particolars.size of lot, number of rooms, location and price.Address L 9:34, Star Branch Office.63 + | st Mark street; every convenience; baths FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET, Lens = ~ 05 = A0 FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.MAY to October, Dorchester street, east of on\\ two flats; extension kitchen; gus and cost range: electric light und telepaone; open plumbing.Apply Telephone Up 2146.61 Jeml 1 TO LET \u2014 TO DESIRABLE TENant for summer months, comfortably furnished house, Sauter atrest, gas stove, range.telephone, if required piano, P.Box 115.TO LET \u2014 NO.17 YORK AVENUE.Westmount, nicely furnished house, for summer months, from May ull Sept.15th.Plano and telephone.Can be seen from 3 to 5 p.m.tx 3 TO LET \u2014 FURNISHED OR UNFURnished nouse of 12 rooms, gas Stove, phone.Apply 156 Metcalfe avenue, West.mount, Phone Westmount 1143.TO RENT A STONE FRONT S8ELF- contaimed house of hine rooms, elegantly furnished throughout with the beat furniture, carpeta and draperies, situated on Et.Denis street, evervthing is modern and.good; immediate possession.N.G.Vall- quetts, Limited, 1547 Bt.Catherine nt.63 FURNISHED FLATS WANTED.a NN PN \u2014\u2014 WANTED \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping or small furnished flat; rent must be moderate.State terms.Address L 9:24, Star Branch Office.RESIDENTIAL FLATS WANTED.a WANTED \u2014 FLAT OR SMALL SELÉ- ' contalned house, about six rooms; rent not to exceed $25.Address L 2416, Btar Office.63 2 WANTED \u2014 FLAT OF FIVE .rooms, between Atwater and Quy, above St.Catherine st.O 2569, Star Ot- tice.es 2 - STORAGE WANTED, a =e WANTED \u2014 FOR TERM OF YEARS storage room on; ground floor, cae pabls of holding about carloads, with office attached; central.Address K 9170, Star Branch Office.8 6 Union Avenue.This central property.§7 x 101 feet, in for sale.The Ross Realty Co.Ltd.30 .John street, 47 18 DORVAL For Sale or To Let, Fus nished.Choice summer residence, of us rooms, with gardener\u2019s cottage eto, é river frontage: grounds asta * aid out.The Ross Realty Co., Ltd, 30 Bt.John utrect.47 28 Westmount Houses For Sale.JUST BEING COMPLETED ON Mount 8tephen Ave.\u2018PACING Westmount Park.SECURE ONE NOW AND HAVE IT DECORATED TO SUIT YOURSELF.\u2018 Open Every Day for Inspection, CHAS.J.BROWN, 4287 6%.Catherine Streat.TU LET \u2014 IMPERIAL APARTMENTS (adjoining Toe Majestic), 15 lope avenue, off Dorchester st, west of Fort st.Iteady for Amn:ediate occupation or May lat, Handsome suites of vight rooms, direct light.hardwood flours, heated, electric ight fixtures, hot water, gas range, gas grates.china closets, refrigerators, individual #torerooms, janitor servioe.Kor particulars, terms, etc, apply to J.F.Riepert, 60 St, Peter st.58 ments, St.Louis ure, north side, entrance Sanguinet stré No- 442 apartment, sevon rooms, laundry and paved court.Heated, janitor services, combination Hght tixtures, gus stove, hot water year round; perfect order; cheerful location; rent $33 a month, exclusive of water tax.Apply to janitor, un premises, or to J.Emile Vanier, 5 Beaver lull uquare, tu Ÿ TO LET \u2014 ls dre.AFANT- ADVERTISER WILL SUB-LET AT reduction if taken iminediately first cluas apartment on Bishop st.six rooms and bathroom furnished if desired.Address JH 2271, Star Office.TO LET \u2014 AT THE BURNSIDE, +0 McüUlll College avenue, fine flut, with all modern conveulences, heat, hot water, gus stove, electric fixtures.Apply to the Janitor, on the premises, or to Mr.E.Uail- Lert, 923 St.Catherine st.631% THE BELGRAVIA, TWO BEAUTIFUL modern apartments at 152 Durocher.near Pine ave, ready May Ist.light on four sides, four bedrooms, large llving and rucep- tion rooms, pantry.with refrigerator, kitchen lift, etc.Tile baturoom and vestibule, heating, electric fixtures and gus atove supplied.decorated and finished throughout with hardwood; janitor on premisse; rent 385 monthly.Apply 114 Hutchison or Wright and Sons, Architects, Mechanics Buliding.TO LET \u2014 \u201cTHE IVANHOE,\" 1: PO 22 Durocher street, light on all aldes, 7 and 8 rooms, hardwood floors, well deuf- ened, fixtures supplied, water and janitor service included in rent, $78 per muntt 3 Jas.M.Mitchell, 214 St.James st.ROOSEVELT APARTMENTS, St Catherine Street West, suites of seven rooms, with bathrooms etc.All up-to-date improvements Entry 1st April.Free of rent till 1st May.Apply The Russ Realty Co, Ltd, 30 St, John strect.61 13eud Bishop\u2019s Court Apartments.Luxuriously finished suites of I and 6 rooms, with bathrooms, ete.Janitor on promises.Possession of a smaller suite new.The Ross Realty co.Tad, 30 St.John street.61 13cod 141 Notre Dame st.west, F bUSINESS PREMISES TO LET, 4110 ST.CATHERINE ST.STORE to rent, presently occuplcd by druggist.P.8.Ross and Bons 142 Notre Dame at.west, 47 36 TO LET \u2014 GROCERY STORE WITH butcher shop in rear: good corner, Dejorimier avenue, peur Angus Shops, with of without dwelling above.Apply l.gal & Financial Exchange.703 Mercuanis Bank Bldg.943 Main.[TI STORES TO RENT, Joul AND 1603 (uvld numbers) Notre Dame street, near St.Gabriel st.handsuine cut stone fronts( could be used ua ous building), suit- ublo for wholesale, retall or light wwhulac- turing, five storius amd Daäsurneut, vioctric foist; heated by owher.Appy H.Koelly, 107 St, James st.Phone Malu S:1:.(3 6 88 TU LET \u2014 BUTCHER SUUI.STE.i Catherine st.west, wll furnirned and ready for business; low rent, long ieasc, Opportunity to get in business with | SITUATIONS VAQINT.\\Y ANTED \u2014 ANY INTR ENT PER- von may earu good !vome corresponding for newapapers; e un - nhecessaty.Bend for particulars, Py Byu- dicate, Lockport N.Y.+ 154 WANTED \u2014 A MATRON DR THL Church of England Femne drphaun Asylum, Quebec; sulury $20 per minty.Fu particulars hpply to Mra Colla wwhll, vo Louis st, Quebec.36 \\YANTED\u2014MEN AND BOYS TO ILYARN plumblug.bricklaying.1rades; pays 35 a day.Coyue Bros, York, Chicago, à3t.Louls Free - \u2014+\u2014 VQVASTED -\u2014 MEN.WOMEN, EMR).enced solicitors, cit,, country, yw company, weekly paymcnls, Fugere, Sukr- latendent, 13 to 2, room 14, lut St.da struct.6 little momay, For particulars apply an | nd Ee Stock Cutter TO LET \u2014 304 BT.CATHEIUNE | st.(ncar University) large healed fy 0g ui ounce, one accustomed (4 ficur, sultablv for burinces preluiises or Jodie ruom; vent moderate, W.Erucsi Dolton, TO LET \u2014 STORE AND DWE wbove, No.368 St.Lawrence corner of DeMontigny., will give a lour lense to dosirable tenant.J\u2019urent Bros, uo St.James at.62 6 TO LET \u2014 1078 AND 1089 ST.JAW- ruuco atrect, Store and dwelilng te let for a term of years, at $3% per month Parent Brus, 9: St.James sl.us TO LET \u2014 TWO STORY BI BUILDING, dwelling and store, situated on froat street, Apply to Box 114, Ormatown.fi STORE TU LET, FINE LARGE storu on Si.lawrence si.nur Ural le.best posttion; rare chance.Star Uffice, su 6 si, long Apply © MANUFACTORY TO LET, : STORIES, engine, machinuries and heat, power furnished by the proprietor.Apply to J.A.Quimet, 1> Cote St.Lambert, Muin 831 63 2cod OFFICES TO LET.de NEA AN A IMO LET \u2014 61 ST.GABRIEL ST., NEWLY titted up, bright (day light), sult- able for architects, engineer, or law offices, Heated by owner, 1 Koelle, 107 St James st.hone Maln 321:.68 6 YO LET\u2014FLNE BRIGHT OFFICES AND sample rooms, single and en suite, with goods hoist, vaults, in 13 und 17 St John street and 30 Huapital street: immediate vicinity: of Board of Trado Bullding, Stock Exchange and the principal business centre of Montreal.Buildings always In perfect order and very fair offices as low us $6.00 per month.G.GG.lewis, 3U Hospital st, Telephone Main $69.(+) PO LET \u2014 FINE GROUNL FLOOR, double office, with vault, at 13 St.John atreet, finmediate vicinity of Board of Trade Bldg.«i.ti.Lewis, 30 Hospital st.Telephone Main 2698.8; + Te LET \u2014 AT l46 ST.JAMES STREET, near Post Office, heated, rents moderate.Apply to GIbb and Company, 345 nt, James sb TO LET \u2014 ATTRACTIVE APANT- ments, 55a McGill College avenue, 3 rooms, best conveniences, heated.janitors services; rent moderate.Apply Assclin and l'errun, 17 Place d'Armes Hill, 59 6tod fi TO LET \u2014 AT 249 MOUNTAIN ST, bright six-Tuomod apartment, turge bathroom, front and back entrance, heat, hot and cold waler and junitor's services included in rent.Apply to first flat, 249 Mountain at, or Phone Up 1623.63 TO LET \u2014 \"THE YORKk;\" 1270 Dorchester st.middle, heated apartment, nine rooms, clectric fixtures, natural wood finish; janitor services.W.Ernest Bolton, 141 Notre Dame st.west, 63 © TO LET\u2014134 MACKAY (NEAR Sherbrooke), heated apartment, ' ten rooms, tils bathroom, electric fixtures.gas mtove, refrigerator, hot water: janitor.W.Ernest Bolton, 141 Notre Dame went \u2018 3 In «The Salisbury\u201d corner of Jiuy and Bt.Antoino streets.comfortable apartments of 4, 5 and & rooms, heated, h.w., janltor's rervicae.Rents $21, 322, $25.Apply to janitor, or 3.H.McDowell, 20 St.Alexis streët.63 In Hampton Court 343 Mountain st.Only 1 of our 9% and a fow of our 6 and 3 room suites left.Apply S.H.McDowell, 20 St.Alexis st.M.1430., 63 12 \" FURNISHED FLATS TO LET.= I pe earl ea TO LET \u2014 FURNISHED SEVER roomed flat, immédiate possess;u.ren.moderate, 63 Souvenir avenue, or Tale- phone Up 666.Can be meen from two to five \u2018 59 6 TU LET \u2014 FROM MAY FIRST MOUD- erm up to date middle flat, b rooms, on Tupper atreet, piano, electric lights, open plumbing; references required.Apply to H Donognue, Royal lnsufance Co.2 TO LET \u2014 FURNISHED FLAT, 706 fi Sherbrooke st., no&r Bleury st.Apply gui Sherbrooke st, In tho mormnz or In the evening, between 7 and 8 o'cluck.TO RENT \u2014 MAY FIRST, FURNISH- od flat for summer months.1¢ Oxen- dun avenue, near the Mountain.61 6 TO LET \u2014 FURNISHED, FOR B8IX months or & year, from 1st May.bright middle flat, 93 Park avenue; rent $46, Can be seen afternoons, 19th to 21st March; ru- ferences required.Address H 2295, Btar Office.62 3 Saw TO RENT AT 83 MITCHBSON ETREET a completely furnixned fiat of six rooms, clean, bright and cosy, everything up tu date; rent $26.N.G.Valiquette, Ltd., 1547 8t.Catherine: st.83 3 WAREHC'JSES TO LET.rr NAN TO LET -\u2014\u2014 WAREHOUSES, 40 AND 492 St.Paul st.each :5 x 4,, four flats.Alrply Howe, Mcintyre and Co.bu uv TO 1'9T \u2014 WAREHOUSE, James at, five flats.good Apply Fred.Usborn, 5 Thistle home Up 2318.STABLES TO LET.LET \u2014 STABLE (FOUR STALLS).and carriage house.Wm, Hood and Son, 10 Richmond sq.59 % RIVATE STABLE TO RENT, SITUATED on Untversity st, near Sherbrooke st.suitable for doctor, carpenter shop, or storage: two stalls and large yard.Appiy H.Koelle, 107 St.Jumes st.Phone Main 32 : 63 6 SITUATIONS VACANT.A a NN Set \\ ANTED \u2014 VOUD NURSEMAIL FoR small family; other maid cmployed, good wages, 321 Elm ave.3 ANTED \u2014 GIRLS AS WAIST HANDS Apply 745 City Hall avenue.83% V TANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED SALE: women for the mantle and blouse dd.partment.John Murphy Co., lid.WANTED \u2014 SMART.ACTIVE YOUNG man for the packing room, quick aud plain writer.Lustle Blend Tea bo.442 St.Paul st.63 2 VY ANTED \u2014 YUUNG MEN, HOW MUCH salary do you get?We can guarantes Fuu a salary of $590 per year If you will\u2019 study Boyd's Shorthand for 20 days.We have on file 10 positions for Boyd stenographers, averaging $300 per year.Our enrolment blank snd speciul rate contract gives you 7 or 8 months to pay off the course.nfter we have placed you In one of these high grade positions.Just the other day wo placed a Boyd writer with the G.T.R.at $1000 à year.Cal! at once und we Wlil show yuu tae lat of pusitions nuw va cant.Mcon's Syllable 8horthand and Business College, Inglis Bldg, opposite Karn Hall.Phone Up 8005.See Star and Weekly Standard.61 2eud WANTED\u2014 AN EXPERIENCED SALES- woinan for mantle and suit department at The Hamilton Co.Bt, Catherine and, Peel sts.WANTED \u2014 A HOUSE-TABLEMAID.A .woman about 35 preferred- eign wages to satisfactory person.Ad L 9240, Ktar Branch Office, 5.i | WANTED -\u2014 AVOUNG MAN AS ABSIST | HURK special suits preferred.Appiy rt.Memery, cu Walter Blue & Cu.Sherbrooke, Que 61 3 VV ANTED \u2014 FarMur TO TAKE chaige of Yar and orchard at Oytre- mont sud Cote des Nelges.Apply to Sister Fluvrige, SG Patines Orphan Asylum, 704 Durchester st.Muntreul, 40 ¢ WW ANT ED \u2014 EXPERIENCED STITCH- ors on col und cufts, also girls lo learn; steady wi iy and good wages Apply to Mr Jowers The staudsrd Shirt Mis Cu, fd.213 Delorimter ave.0 W ANTED \u2014 SMART OFFICE BOY.APply in own handwriting, stating ago.I\" 0 Box 745, clty.si 2 VV ANTED - A YOUTH TO LEARN THE whoiesalu dry guods business; one with knowledge of French preferred.Address In ovn handwriting.stating age and refercuces to lo 2238, Star Office, 813 Muou's Syllable Shorthand and Bus.ness Colleg:, now in Inglis Bldg, 2351 Bt.Catherine sreet, opposite Karn Hall, Elegant apartments.Register at ouce.\"Phone Up 3005.62 4 V TANT ED \u2014 \u2014 ARE YOU MAKING 5:008.38 a vesr?\u201d Jt ts belng doné with our gouds: wok is pleasant.respectable and permanent.G.Marshal! and Ce.London, t.VY AXTED \u2014 AN ASSISTANT SALESman for wholesale house, of wines and lquors, undertanding Loth languages; must have txperiene and be well recommended.Address EE 22@, Star Office.5 es \\ TANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT, with refrences.nn washing.114i Dorchester st, near St, Matthew.61 4 YVANTEL \u2014 GIRLS TO WORK IN ADvertising Kepartinent.Apply at once, 639 Contre st.62 3 WA N id EXPERIENCED N CI - Oper&urs, turners, presscrs and Total, Derby Iltishers, Apply Tooke Bros, sos st.Kiizabetiv ave, St.Ilenry, 4 Wa ANTED EXPERIENCED OPERA- Lors on Jadics' blouses and skirts.plenty of work it highest prices.lan speed nmchines, Apply to Mr.llayes, ni The G.IL.Marrower Co, § Beaver Hall 69 $ 00 OPERATORS Wanted ou ladies whitewear, all new high speed machines.Steady work all year.We close 1 +m.on Saturdays.John I.Back & vo, Ltd, 183 Vitre st.WANTED \u2014 FOREMAN TO TA charg of sawmill.alwo foreman .vlaning andbaxboard mill, Must be able tv speak Enklis and French.Apply to Donald Fraser and tons, Cabano I\u2019 Q.WH TED - IRM, PHONE UP 1824 when wy are in need of competent stenographer, bookkoepers or goneral office help, Our \u2018ervico is free and you hav.the choice of any.Tho Business Men's Clearing House, yoom 36, Inglis Bide.=.ant bookkomer for à whulesais gro: ver, Kuvwing typéritar; French preferred mention age and »5en required.Apply U N 2549.Star Office 63 eo! | NY ANTED \u2018=~ ETRNG BOY ABOUT Xe years nf BRÆ©tu asxist in shipping room.Montreal Shirland Overall Co.1446 : City Mall avenue.63 2 lo \\ TANTED \u2014 EXPRIENCED SALE man for our cepet dept, speaking English and French.Apiy with references to W.H.Scroggie.Lt4 st, Catherine and University ais.( i ! | 3 FJANTHED -«- A YOUN LADY OR CHRI to operate mutorgewing machine.Apply te W.Li Scroggie Ltd, St.Catherine and University sts.| \\WANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN.WITH good references, f+ office work, stenographer preferred.AMy tv N 2546, Star Office.63 2 | Re *ANTED \u2014 BOY TO WRK IN OF- i W fire, age about 15 years must be well | educated aml a good.quick vriter, Appl with references to Gibb and ompany, 145 James st.tame CE LAUVANTED \u2014 FO A LIFE VSIRANCE v office a junior elerk: yout just leaving school preferred.Apply in witing to N 2348, Star Office.83 3 i WAITERS WANED.For Raflway Dining Car ee tvia.Apply to Superintendent of Dipin: Cars.TANTEL \u2014 A UENÉRAL SERVANT.Rly to 8 Pacitic Railway.[Ron 11.with city references 2245 St.Cather- ino st.ZW ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE SMART GIRL TO wash dishes.Apply after 5 p.m.Edinburgh Cafe, 2:57 St.Catherine st.| Windsor treet Station.Moe tred .à WANTED \u2014 LADY STENOGRAPHER for light correspondence; must wave experience and references.Apply © 096, Star Office, \"TO L.ET OFFICES IN RENOUF BUILDING Corner St.Catherine and University Ets.Apply on premises.BE.M.Renouf.82 7 TO LET.TWO TOP FLATS 62 ft.x 144 ft.Light on four sides.Admirably adapted for light manufacturing.Situated in centre of city CANADA MACHINERY AGENCY, 53 16 393 St.James St.WESTMOUNT HOUSES FOR SALE.$6,250 \u2014 WINDSOR AVE, A most desirable pressed brick house, with extension.Open plumbing: ground floor finished In oak: fine large garden .n rear.85,750 \u2014 CROSVENOR AVE.Pressed brick house, $ rooms: Uup-to- date in every wey; will be completo) about April 1st next For portie abi - CHAS.J.BROWN, 3287 St.Catherine Street.NV ANTED \u2014\u2014 AN Al PASTRY COOK, also larder man.Apply to the chef, St.James's Club, between 10 and 13 a.m.3 WASTE D \u2014 A FIRST CLASS BARBER: must have a good address and striet- ly sobor.Btate wages.Address E.Miles, 37 Sparks ast.Ottawa, 63 4 YOUNG LADY Wanted \u2014 By u large manufacturing concern.a young lady for offles work: good knowledge of bookkeeping: refer- erces must be absolutely first-clusx, Address O 2500, Star Offtre.WITNESSES WANTED.WI tha twee gentlemen whe helped a young lady who accidentally fell oa the sidownlk on Blour, st.near Jurors street, on the 20ta of February last, at about & p.m.kindly communicate with the under: signed, Bisallion uud Brossard, Advoca tes, 17 Place d'Armes Hill.Cits.63 TEACHER WANTED, Am one of the staff of the Gault Instltute is giving up the teaching profession there will be a vacancy hext terms for a teacher who has had some experience in Model school work; salary $330, duties to begin Sept.1st, 1906.Apply.stating experience and cnclosing testimonials, on or before March 27th, tu Win.Shannon, Bee.- \u2018Tree Valleyfteld WEST MOUNT COTTAGES FOR SALE Choice modern voit.«ge\u201d, in good locations, Two stmies and exten slons.Possession this spring.Also, » cheap hong and cnden, to te sald a.burgoin pre |H.L.PUTNAM, 1st Floor, Temple Building.FANTED -\u2014 A YOU VOOR L HNTISH \\ \"fire Insurance Compe Aply P.\u2018O.Box 1015.43 3 ee \u2014 - TANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIE MAN ; W to repatr clothes: none bulfirst class men need apply.Wardrobe lhair Come evrn, 47 Beuver Hall Hit, YyANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED | ASSIST- V ants in the alteration dep@Arment ot the Ladies\u2019 Costume, skirt and bat sco- tions.Only thorough and palnstling assistants med appli.H Bcrome, ltd.8, Uatherime and University sisi a ZY ANTEY \u2014 RELIABLE QUTT Fo ! ladies* costumes: enced and une having good reforen apply.A.Summer and Cu, 107 St.Vaste TTFIRST CLASS JORYOM- positore.Apply to 13.Plow and ue pany.14 Cote 8 WANTED - FOR TORONTO, THE ited States And (he North- West.fa, housekcupers, Waltrebses.hovsematds, \\.Jormuide, nursemalds, genernis for fam£ inatitutions and hotels; fares paid: hig wages.Britt's Agency, 116 J-2 Yongo |, Toronto \u2014 ANTED \u2014 CLERK FOR Ay office, one mccustomed tu use of typ writer.N 3634, Star Office.\u2019 \\ \\VANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS JOB COM positor, relinble man.steady work guaranteed; also good pressman and a mes nage hay.Apply at once Kaplansky Printing Cu.337 Notre Dame st weat.VWANTED \u2014 AN OFFICE BOY.APPLY in own handwriting N 2538, Star Office.WANTED \u2014- 000D COOK AND CHAM- bermald wanted in 4d small family, highest wages paid.Apply 138 Cherrier st.\\WANTED- AN EXPERIENCED STENOgrapher and typewriter; must have references.Appiy room 30, Board of Trade Bldg 2 3 WANTED \u2014 AT OUNCE EXPERIENCED skirt operators; heat wages paid.Bm- pire Mtg Co.B46 Craig at ss me 2e \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED \u2014 5 or 6\u20ac CARPENTERS, nnn-unlon men to go to the country, Apguy at room fi Board of Trade Building, iy 4 3 Ww a r ho - x PERIENCE GIRLE for van va mnbop position.Ad- : fai ' , WY FEN LYON 1D SENG.TIL wast melas end Leek Rebpl Sepi sn cfetences, AL Brae Ca, Liat od, 1 Laivut sk.3 3 ra \u2014\u2014 SITUATIONS VACANT.earth ot ei Aa VY ANTED ~ QUOI MECHANIC rok small sash and door fuclory, one lust can Obarge II necessary aud u-tinate from plans Applye stating age.cxpoiivucs Alu éslury.Jun.NR.Peterman, Baal ste.Marie, Unt.: su 6 rt ae me ee V ANTEI» \u2014- YOUNG MAN FUR FL 88 junior clerk: palaty $7 pus veux 800d Chance fur promotion, give mgt va- Perlence and where ui prosent enipicyrib.those out uf work nevd ti apply.© Har Oftice.613 Warts D COMPETENT STEAM EN ginecr to uct ax Chief au clectric pes ÿ Must have koowlodge of electrioits ABS St once to Light and l\u2019'uwer Dupi, Minn- ville, Unt.vl J WS ren IESIEU TABLE AND itv! abi girl to mtd obildren as ft ts do a light house wi.Ap, ty Mis.J cunnirge bam.33 Ari gion axe.W wan elon \"\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ce Lo - - _\u2014- | ANTEL - GIL VU ASSIS EN Ol ce of printing dept.Preference give en to cue tnt has ow huowledge vf the business.J vlis, Siar Brauctb Office ê 2 Pom a nt ee ee FORELADY | Wales - Fur soti sout foldiazæ depurt- Meui.Aypixs u.nue.Meg.Cel dd.113 Deloruaier ave {V TANTL IS -\u2014- GUOL, ALL RUUNULU Nas sidulst, one sceuslomed Lu mile wtightihg and C.LUitIL MulUES.Appiy win Telerone: > hid Wagrs txpected, luk Star wee 5 Vy ANTE \u2014 YOUN GIRL LIVING IN k st Menurs es Westmount, to atirnd Felephois Switeh Hoard hours 8 to }-, 1 10 v ven.Appls KE Jt Duar \\ axiED \u2014 Youne \u201cMAN OR YOUNG aoa lerical wok ne veal accountitg oiThee te Cr or ar experiencs, vher Just ciapleyed and satay eXproted.Apps HE - é 3 4348, Star Office - VAS re D \u2014 FOR GENERAL STORE AT UXbow, Sieshatclhieman, capable = mah and window rerser, English, with German of Freon lanjutke necessary.Good salary wiil be patd 1s the right ana.Np piy Hl TILT, Star Ufficr.NVASTED ~~ RESIDENT GUVERNE : (Protestant, testimonials regun Address J 9150, star Liancih Office, ol ; A} ANTED - NN GARDENER, APPLY AT \u201c 209 Drummond si u:: \u2014 ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ES \\ TANTED \u2014 OFFICE BOY.ABOUT 16 tor manufacturer a office, npust he bright and good jp enan, Hours © is ob, Apply H ow Star Ufii.e.az + N \"ANTED - SHORTHAND AND TY \u2018 weiter, young man about IN speak ing and writing French and bn Wail weno Muke Jitmecit Lene rally around office and stole, Apply #.2480, Star Uffice 35 Operators | Wanted For paats and ov erallzs Appis &t ce Che Standard Shit Mig, Co.Ltd, 214 Leloiimies ave, Gi Leu VWANTED \u2014 JUNIOR CLERK ni sffice work.must Write very Lest hand.be accurate In figures and have some knowledge of bookkeejing.Write tu J3 208), Nar Office.N41 3 AY ANTED \u2014 HOY FOR \u2014 a : desk vf a wholesale «dry goods wai- \u201cssoust.Ayply to l\u2019.tv.Bux 2373.62 s VV ANTED ~~ A SMART You Tn Hi nr 1 i press oom.Apply 4 Doaegans + ' WANTED \u2014 AN INFIRMARY NER for the \u2018luastles Protestant Home.Quebec, Apply tor particulars tu Mis \u2018it BUT, 74 Macha, st.; WANTEL -\u2014 GOUD GENERMN.Eat vant, one wihillng to xu to tir gaur 4ry, hiah wages, bu Wäsiung.Appis $150 Eherbruoke st.e à me mm 2000 iN TANTED - N\\ VIRSE CLASS LAUERT cepeed foreman (> gn ap to date «ash and door factor high Wages To Ligue class Man.Apply 1 2127, Star Often, ! - + Lt NATED \u2014 WINDOW CLEANER \u2018 Wanted smart soung nan to clean windows, Apply Goeag Halse 05 Betmons ervet.1 JANTEL \u2014 BE OME A CHA Fre a at home ZUATANISe nt weekly; Wrt clits, Dept.751, No.711 Ses-nih av Yurk, TANTED - YOUNG MAN Fol PAC \\ tory offi sone hb oowhoalge of mig ehipery required sppix watt refrreness 60 T.auric Engine anu Machine Co Lomited, 1012 St.Catherine of 63 AY TANTED \u2014 A u seamatre Wanted-A Youth cating as Jui of abun 16, of bn a large 1p - Appiy in vwn Nod we: ving ta 1% 235.tsa turing offi + mst wre a goal anand and be correct ai t.xui-s.Address KO Sel, star Branch srilies, geo 2 \\ CANTED \u2014 ENTERIENC oe man for mens HE stepartmen: Appiv tv Mt.Bvpt, nt Hemus Mor van Aus + TANTED - - CUE ALA WW tors on SIIK valsts Amerftcan slik \\Walst vn.Uv \\ ANTED \u2014 RESPECTABLE Gin.A or 13, to aurais: with ilght housework and bab,.Appiy vo fiugs after 7 ut SIN Mance at, Aphex.\\WANTED \u2014 RM\\RT BOY Abo Tr 1 years for office.Apply No.16, Board of Trade Bldg.\u2014 \u2018 VV ANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIENTED FoR man te suprrntend the vpetating yoom of a skirt factory snpiro Mg 0 Ban Craig st °: ee ee NUANTED ~ SALFESMEN FOR TINE A etercascopte views in the world Special Inducements to old canvassnrs.1 ©.White tn, 384 Et, James si, Montreal.3eud N TANT - MEN TOR ENGLAND, ! free passage and return.Apply or eu- clas: 2¢ stamp Maternal & Regan, 1821-2 Fi.Antoine at.the on-y authorized agents.1 4 da WANTED \u2014 \u2014 MEN WANTING FREE Passage And return on cattle steamer to London Liv erponl.Glasgow.Brlatol and Manchester must appiy tn the only authorized agent 1d J.Lyons.375 St.James at.Montreal Encivsa Ze stamp for partieu- vers.21 26eod ANTED \u2014 FENFRGETIC MEN or good character to sell for the Fonthih Nurseries Previous »xpericnce not essential Rtrady work Liberal par Handsowne outfit free Anply at once Stone and Wellington Toronto.165 156004 WANTED -\u2014 SITUATIONS AND OPEN- inky in Winnipeg and the Canadian North-West can be found by advertising In The Free Press.Winnipeg, it contains every almost four soltt columns of \u201csituations vi t., mala and female.\u2019 advertisemen sample copter free.Address Free Press, Winntpeg, \u2018nentiontnæ this paper.7 läfeod i ANTED \u2014 SALFESMEN WANTED FOR ayto-spray.best compressed-air hand sprayer made.Liberal terme Bampie machine free to approved agents.Cavers Bros.Galt, Ont.37 188e0d \u2014\u2014 IVVANTED \u2014 $2 A DAY BURR.SEND US your address and we will show you ow to make $3 a day sbsnlutely mure; va rnish the work and teach you free: you work in the locality where you live.Send us your addreas and we will explain the business fully.remember we guarantes a clear profit of 8% for every dazj's work ah- solutely sure: don't fall to write to-day.Imperial Silverware Co.Box 202 Windsor.Ont.297 143004 WANTED \u2014 A SURGICAT.NURSE, possessing «\u201cxcoutive abtitty.Addres with list of tcstimonin!a and salary required.the Lady Superintendent, Mount Rn ut Sanatorfuro.Irina on \u201clumen s 2 sus AVANTED- Courrrese LUD RENO grapnher fer nots- fr Appear ne expericne tes = And satatx ex pected Address di 2410, star Ufiice.63 1 er mr rt SITUATIONS VACANT.SITUATIONS VACANT.\"TANTRDL \u2014 .8IUN pajuling ta work as au fmprover wages und stendy work to rlesi partir, SITUATIONS WANTED.MONTREAL DAILY SITUATIONS WANTED.rap \\YANTED \u2014 JOBS PAINTING, hanging, plastering.also any tracting work, at lowust prices Evlerences.L.Coleman, 100 Bt, STAR+THURSDAY.v PAPER cos and best Norbert st.se $ a a tr JACOBSON'S RILL- able Employment st, situations by rellunie couks, puuneitiaidé, evneruls, Uuspe.Glongarry girls a specialty.CL Luke financial interest uy He vu ited States sl JANTEL \u2014 WORK BX A FIRST class gurdener, by one who Is steady, sober und reliable; best references) iy Bt.Charles at, Fe St.Charles Br rt single.es 3 ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS WAITER ur pautry man, Apply W.&, T6 Cath- Whitewashing, Tiutiae, Plastering, eLc., sic L18b DLurcnester st, Montreal, du us Van TED -\u2014 HOUSE PAINTING, GRAIN- dress _+ ATEN MAKERS David, \u201c10a Dorchester st, accountant, now occupy ing an d references.tant position.can take exclusive charge of gov ore £ vurt st.62 3 WW ANTEL \u2014 A FRENCH LADY, AGED 23, desires ro-engugolnedl us last) housekeeper of governess lh an English amity: salary $20 tu $zZo; references, Ad- M.li.2 SL.Amable, Quebec.TANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS SHIPPER ur any outlier capagits, Jite absiainet, » E.G.I, 17 Sebastapui bi.Nesp \u2014 PAPER HANGING.cvumpetenl wurkuen, prices and for all Will send samples.\u2018 JAN TED \u2014 BXPERL FOR SALE.ae er ed por SALECFOR TRE MILLION, KIND- Ha 2, cut maple, $S.UU, (MMACAO wishes a tow se» of buoks - , evenings and Saturdays The Standard Shirt, : CL ARK & BON! 5, Fer ranges, office furniture, for cash or credit, A.Wilder & Co.258 St.James.2418 St Catherine.203u Notre Dame st.185 313 Lo hotly the public wnat we have addod Iwo double rigs to vur furniture ft the Nnest furui- in thew west end of city.IMMELIAFELY 81 PERIOR 2 kinds of transportation, baggage uvEpresses, «xpresses and double everything Temuoveu Anywhere to any part of heavy dump carts, CLERK, UNE W Rudling Mills Compa aiding and Framing Go.48 i HITYIN peaking.Lut languages und Winn con- urcison among reta:l Buvds trade need Howe aud Meek Com- ANTED \u2014 YOUNG Hrass Finlahera, H.Pellerin, Manager).125 Vitre street.Bell Tel.Malin 3872.243 213 APPRENTICES TO WORK blocks, PERE \"mill Liochs, $1.7 per load; Anthracite coal, delivered In the city.- C.McDiarmid, No.3 Canal Dasw, Guy aud William sta.Bell Tel Main 45%.se pos SALE \u2014 ON BASY PAYMENTS.312 Luli, CBTRets, SLOVeS, EO-CRIUS Ste.The J.5 Prince Co, 32 SL Lawrence street, \u2019 ___ 100 3 313 SALE \u2014 FURNITURE, CARPETS.refrigerator, hall stoves, kitchen BOTTLES Standard Bottle Exchange, 187 Cudloux st.Last 3728.All kinds ot botties bought.sold, exchanged, wholesale car lots shipped receive special ait and re- en- tion; private houses 10 313 ot.\u2014_ WE MAKE a specialty of picture framing.Malone Beaver Halil 307 146 10008 Gold and Silver Plaster OUELLET & CO.(S.TANTED \u2014 PAINTING, wurk at luw prices.ss ANTED \u2014 VERY SUFERIORK HOUSE- \"ANTEDL \u2014 JUBS OF RSIAN LAND JACKE The Speclalty House for Persian lamb juckets and men's raccoon coats; a large ad varied assortment always on hand.MeComber's, 516 St, Paul st.39 207 ing, $1.dellvered.Tuleplivne Up 14020 \u2018Wl SALF \u2014 CUT Si.ABS, $1.50; KINDL- ; eut majie, $2.50 per load, Edmund 1343 Untario st, ncar Bleury si 53 7 à situation as good TANTED -\u2014 BY YOUNG CHIN Fos BALE \u2014 COAL.and cooking.Ring us up, Mining Ue, Ltd.21 Dléury st.M.$193.M.MUR SALE \u2014 KINDLING WOOD, FINE dry box cuttings, make the best kindi- Jarge load delivered withon city limits, $1.75 per loud.G.J.Esplin, 126 Duku street.Phone Bell S647.bé 26 \\ CHESTNUT, $3 per ton.deltvered.\u201ctor small stoves Connell Anthracite 87 12 holdiuæ responsible position in \u201cWH SALE \u2014 UN EASY PAYMENTS, AT cash prices, all Kinds of furniture, stoves, obicioth, Ro-carts, refrigevators, bid West Craig street, ncar St.Urbain \u2018st., Universal Furniture Co.53 wants a few sets ef books to keep UR SALE \u2014 CHICKERING GRAND, magnificent tone, great bargain; casa instatmrents.Watson, 33 Second avenue, Viauville, Montrea se man position as general servant Whorn ubjection te country.poor SALE \u2014 LARGE WARDROBE, with drawers, shelves and two large | looking glasses, carpots und vilcioth.276 Centre st.Appiy sl TANTED \u2014 I'OSITION AS SHIPPER OR of this department - PAPER HANGING, worke guaranteed, A YONG MAN To WORK TANTED \u2014 DESIGNER counts and egkirts.seeks position.would te willing to work on small wages For SALE \u2014 DINING ROOM Junch counter, outfit complete, good | reason for sulling.AJdrnss À zv0t, AND Star Ot st GO-CARTS Also all kinds of Furnitare, Stoves and Ranges: Carpets.Rugs, Curtains, Domestic and imported Oilcloths and Tin- oleums, for sale on easy terms, at J.Albert's, 131 Craig street, cast, fte City Mall OR BALE - FURNITURE OJ) up pos 51 160 VINE roomed mouse, very cheap.Apply 95 Mansfield st.Can Le seen al any time.62 3 FIRST CU\\SS BRASS YOR SALE \u2014 $140 CASH, 3 have been employed fur ten years in \u201cluthiers us designer and : capable of taking full charge BEAUTIFUL upright plano, cost $370 Jess than one ayers address J 9145, Star Ufrice voks ago.Uwner brçakinE up housekeeping.Branch 6: 4 ul promotion need Burldirg ¢ Construction Years of age.fresh Mol BALE \u2014\u2014 WHITE QUILTS, $1 The, 8c, 19; men's rubbers, 11, 12 size, c; duuble black farn®r satin, 30c; ladles côt- vest, mal?sleeves, 10c: tnlll ends table, butcher, rpller, glass linens.Jowell's Gen- Bazaar, 3 Uypress, opposite Windsor 62 4 OR SALE \u2014 TEN MORE Al PIT game stags, $3 each: csge also.B, F, 6.Campbell, St.Hilaire.7 OPERATORS ON silk recently.1 ~Rkning machines; PRACTICAL PRINTER.experience with the best work ! W TANTEI \u2014 voi ar FOR A MANTEL SALE \u2014 A VALUABLE PARLOR Fer set, in solid mahogany, and feut condition, beautiful design and covered This set was bought In Europe about 75 years ugo.1224 St.Hubert street.In per- 2: labor in Canada.desires posi- 16 balls, racks, two Tes first class order, cheap fer refused, Apply Kearns, Notre Dame at.near MceGhtll.62 4 vduvation and fur- SITUATION WANTED RY man and wife as butler and cook; MOR SALE \u2014 OILCLOTH, TANTED \u2014 WORK BY A RESPECT: tables, housework of any p; call an the morning, TANTED \u2014 YOUNG LADY KNOWING Pn and shorthand in English AN EXPERIENCED MAN payments, at Lande Bros, near Dorchester at.YOR SALE \u2014 POOL TABLE (AMERIcan), complete, with one dozen cues.slate beds, all in no reasonable of- GAS STOVE, Tortue furnace, chairs, refrigerator, cushions, gas fixtures, sash curtains, for dnors and windows, raniteware, ex, rugs, brackets, toilet bureau, washstand.white enamel.15 Park Terrace, v'clock at night.slass- after 7 61 2 Fèr SALE \u2014 FURNITURE, STOVES, carpets, olicloths, for cash or easy 176 St.Lawrence, 6 2 68 \"ANTED \u2014 BY FIRST CLASH LAUNdress work by the day, done equal to laundr,, Apply Daniels and \u201cliner, EXPERIENCED GIRI, make bution holes; ture, clearing prices, Thomas JOR SALE \u2014 LARGE LOTS OF FURNI- Ligget, I.imited.604 and 606 Si.Catherine street west.Swing machine need apply JOR SALE \u2014 A als he useful As stenographer; only 144 Drummond st.LARGE LOT OF MADE carpets, in all sides, rugs, furnituro and houso furnuning goods, Thomaa Likget, Limited, 604 and 606 St.Catherine st, west.$2 2 A POSITION BY A GOOL Woman as copk In or out of clty.change for Ledoux's carriuges, a 3 Û vughly done up in our own shops, ing of Rockaways, Victorias, Gladstones, Four-wheelers, Barouches, etc.The bp Carriage Co., Limited, 93, 95, 97 Osborne st y gmoker bnys on sight.B fur cutter, situation In Ontario Moni- best of references.Fer SALE \u2014 EXTRAORDINARY VAlL- ues In used carriages, taken in ex- and thor- consiat - Ledoux si Jeod EA USEFUL MAID WHO passengers; HOUSE-TABLEMAID, 20 persons; willing to go to American seaside in between 10 and 12 a.m.MOR SALE \u2014 TWO STEAMBOATS , ONE carrying 12 loaded rigs and 150 pas- sngers, the other carrics 3 loaded rigs and also steam yacht to carry also scow carrying 30 tons for sale cheap.Address M.Archambanlt, Beau de Isle, County de Laval.3 4 law class English cook and house-parivur mald, arriving about Marca Up from 10 to 12 Apply 82 Unlon ave.ANTED \u2014 CARPETS CLEANED, R SALE \u2014 ONE CHEFFONIER, TWO single Iron beds, with springs, one street.small table and chairs.Apply 21 Hutchison 8 antique furniture purchased.work oalled for and returned promptly.read to shorthand speed classes, Pieaso address 1.¥:30, Star Branch Office.Goltman's Business , in exchange for shorthand and typewriting or telegraphy.{OR BALE \u2014 GOOD LOT OF INCH boards.tongue \u2018wnd grooved, to sell: rultable Jor shelving, Empire Mtg.Co., 646 ralg st T ANTED \u2014 BY STRON speaking both Fren in shipping room room.Address | $232, TANTED \u2014 MECHANICAL DRAUGHTS- OR SALE \u2014 man, mist have experience In estimating and design of boiler work, marine and Btar Branch Oirice.83 2 VILTORIA NURSERIES.Let all wno love the Rhamrock, come for St.Patrick'e this way, we havo beautiful pots und beautiful sprays.Urand display of Shamrocks, Day.6%.2 JANTED \u2014 A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS had charge of à stock farm would like a similar position or some place of trust.testimonials.Address L bie Shaithana and Punenens TANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS GENERAL in amall family, plain cooking, washing, by middie aged woman, ar work \u2018estmount or city.R\u2019ANTED -~ A FIRST Wr \u2014 WIDOW AND SON, OR SALE \u2014 A BBAUTIFUL LADY'S desk, perfectly 2 worth 57.560.will JOR BALE \u2014 GASALIERS, sell for $3.25.Call .Allen and Co, Jeweliers, 66 St.Lawrence st, st 4eod HALL lamp, brackets.gas stove, refrigerator, wardrobe and other articles.in good ar; seen in house, west end.a chance for ny one starting hoüsekneoihe.Address F.B.P.O.Box 2286.61 3eod ë will take eharga of a doctors or pe -\u2014 SMART HOY As CASAIEK bachelor's house.Best nf reterenoes.A'ANTED \u2014 LADIRS CAN BR #UP LL experience, acaien: piano.by Palmer, Toronto, 7 Rented $3 monthly; Now Williams | newina 1 machine, $3.456 St.Urbain mes FoR SALE - ohu.a and kpee swell go OR SEALE \u2014 A COW, NEWLY CALVED, Ap a.Taylor, 3a Aniheis Boulevard st.Denis.Park, POR SALE \u2014 3135, A BAMPLE UPRIGHT 1-3 oc- nt, RTOPS ne, oad rondl handsome walnut ave: price yon.Cathcart st : FOR SALE.Pcs Fos SALES \u2014 THE FURNITURE AND +.effects of um private house, comprising gegeral household furniture, carpets, books, violin; will be mold very cheap by private sale at 755 City Hall wvenuu, hours 10 ull 5, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.63 =o Fer BALE == A BEAUTI®U.CABINR: Grand piano, containing every modern improvement, best Toronto actiou.ljurgain price $165.Laytun Brus, 14¢ Feel st 63 3 uw MOR BALK \u2014 A FINK PARLOR SET, sideboard, ocak; dining room chairs, mirvor, 4 by 6, pluts glass; stutuos, Kasa- Ilers, tables, pictures, etc.Apply at No.sv St, Denis street, between 7 and o'clock evening.per SALE \u2014 ONE 30 GAL COPPER boller, tu good order, $10 tu prompt buyer.No.798 Dorchester at.Tel.1:83.per SALE\u2014MASTIFF DOG, 8 MONTHS, well marked, mouse and tan colur.ind : children.137 Manufactqrers at, MARCH 15.1908.ngome TO LET.et te PE et el OOM \u2014 ONE ROOM, NICBLY FURnished.in a private fumily, 50 Mac- kay ut.61 6 OOM3 \u2014 ONE LARGE FURNISHED room.ali improvements; telephone; private house, French family.318 Bt Dents street.\u20181 VOMS \u2014 LARGE AND SMALL UNfurnished rooms, steam heated, electric Light; no chitdrea;, not moving.433 St.Dominique at.«I + 1 OOMS- WITH OR WITHOUT.BUARD, comfortably furnished; Sows moderate.3 Underhill Place, off 247 University ¢ st.3 zeud VUMS -\u2014 TO LET NICE FURNISHED rooms in a French private family.Apply S64 Uruig west ss 3 1 QOMS - UNFURNISHED, DOUBLE and single, in flat or separate, suitable for housckecping, immediate possession.tab West St.Catherine, Telephone Up 3926.For SALE \u2014 SOLID OAK DOUBLE desk, suitable fur office; must sell: room wanted.IB.G.E., 3: Sebastopol st, Pt.St.Charles \u2018st.pets SALE \u2014 FIFTY DOLLARS.LEAVING purchased to great wdvantege a large number ui vur must popular style planes, we purpuse selling these instruments at a reduction of $3v cach in price during the month of March, Layton Bros, 144 Puel st 63 leod I OR vod ee \u2014 3 MELODEUNS, IN RUSE- cases.These instruments are in pe recy 0 us EvOU tous.Au we are anxious to get rid of our secondhand stock, tho foi- lowing prices will be accepted: $20, $30 and 34 respectively, Terms $3 cash and $2 per month, Layton Bros, 114 Peel st.63 2vod JOUR SALLE \u2014- COMBINATION DESK and bookcase, tv sell, of proper dimen- #flyfs, in nu way injured, 431 Berrl at.OR SALE \u2014 SEB UN ANUTHER PAGE of tu-nlght's Star list of Friday plano bargains offered by leach Plane Co, 2340 st.Catherine st, prices $39 to 33060.per SALE \u2014 A VERY FINE HEINTZ- mn Square planu, carved legs and lyre, full iron frame, superior tone.Price $123, on casy monthly payments.or $104 spot cash.Layton Brus, 144 Peel at 63 2co0d ROOMS TC LET.JP, me ner = I QOMS \u2014 SUPERIOR ACCOMMODAtion; home comforts; every cuonveni- ence; electricity; Yurnace; bata flat; wen- tlemen.131 St, Alexander st., opposite St.James Methodist Church.ss 6 l UOMS\u2014 TWO CONNECTING, BRIGHT.well furnished and newly decorated, Lath flat; also one buck porcelain balh, #il lavdeta improvements.Sherbrooke > ! 3 \u2014_\u2014 Rees \u2014 LARGE WELL FURNISHEL front room, very fine LAtLroom: faii- Hy of two.Bud Palace st.08 lé 11 OOM \u2014 UNE SINGLE ROUM, HUT and cold water; Auer Nght; telephone.Apply at 70 City Cuunelliors st.su l VUMS \u2014 AT 1400 ONTARIO STREE corner St.Denis strect, large frout room, parler flat, teleplivoe, modern comforts; private family.élu L VUM8 \u2014 TWU BEUROOMS, FURNISHed, duublo partoc unfurnished, bath, very cunvenience, by wiluw lads, not moving, geod lucalits.West End.As sau- venir avenue 61 4 OUMS -\u2014 DOUBLE FRUNT ROOM, ALL modern conveniences, newly renuvat- ed: Auer light, with or without board, bathroom flat, § Mance at.61 3 » 1 WOM - bz VICTORIA STREET, PARlor flour, first class accommodations, suitable for travellers, rented by week.hone.Private famlly.615 OOMS -.LARGE DOUBLE ROOM IN st.Henri.suit married couple or two mon; Scotch preferred.Address IL 9056, Star Brunch Office.1 VOM \u2014 A SINGLE FURNISHED front room tu ll with every convemt- ence, by week or month, 3, Het moving, 3 Mansfield st.$1 3 OOMSB \u2014 WITH BOARD, ST.ANTOINE sf, corner Guy; gontiomeu or marricd couples, 18 cach.Address Il, 9108, Star Brauch Office.$13 MMS \u2014 76 MACKAY STREET, PRIvate family, cone furnishyd front double room, $s 61 3 + LUM \u2014 CUMPFORTABLY FURNISIIEL, modern vonvenierices, at $8 a monta Apply 742 1-3 Eherbruoke st.es 3 R vom \u2014 TO LBT LARUE UNFURNISH- vd room on parlor flat, alse furnixh- el Fruviu un bath flat, Apply 2635 SL C'ath- erine st z l OOMs \u2014 FURNISHED FRONT AND back parior, with use of plano if de- siied; also usc of dining room, hot and cold water, quiet family, no small children, 950 Notre Damo west.z | Rooms \u2014 ON BATHROOM FLAT, warm and clean.hot and cold water, quiet family, pu small chlldren, 950 Notre Ï VOMS \u2014 TWU ROOMS, FURNISHED.with use of kitchen, 1eut 3 dollars each.5 Brunswick st 65 Scud JOUMS \u2014 LARGE NEWLY FURNISHED \\ tront Fuumas, batn fiat, electric HEH, hot water heating.Phone Central.Address ob Beaver Hall 1Hit, 63 feud VOUMS- TO LET COMFORTABLY FURnished 1vomy, cloths press, Auer Hght, hut and could walter, vte.49 Cathueart st.pui 3 OOM \u2014- TU LET A LARGE FURNISHed room on bathroom flat, In private house.us Machay at.I QOM -\u2014 LARGE FURNISHED FRONT reom, with lLalcony, private family.115 Ruy street.63 3 1 OUOMS - LARGE ANL SM Ale NICEly furnished, bath floor, :9 Sher- brooks »t, between Durocher and Hutchison » 63 2 Rye \u2014 TO RENT ONE LARGE = single room, beagtifully furnished, with new furniture and carpets, Auer lighted, steam heated, telephone tn house.Ap- ply 78 Union uve, es 3 I OOM -\u2014 NICELY FURNISHED SINgle.on bath flat, electric light, hot water heated aud phone.gentionien only 6) Aylmer st.QOMS \u2014 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED front and back parlors, firm flat, al- 80 double: rooms on bathroom flat, Lot and cold water and all conventeness 1 Use Lurne xt ni ou OOM - COMFORTABLY FURNISHED front Toom, commodious, all conven cnegs: for gentlemen.9 MçGIN Collegs ne.su ze a EE - 1 OOMS \u2014 À NICELY FUL ISH EL ruonu suitable for a gentleman or a married couple, to rent at Je Manstield os » bon A SINGLE Oost, R OOM ro RENT smtubley for n Apulia, wirtu furst ! Class board.94 Utiion avenue, .\u2014 ee er mee Rec TO JET IN STRICTLY PRI ate famitls comfortabl, fuavieshed bedfooin WIbh sitting room a0 desired cons tral Jocahity modern vousenitnes: M 16 Star Office.63 1 \u2014 = 1 UUMH A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE an have a well furnished front von su bath fivos., SUR, rod beard, ini Trnixe on Dorchester st cat tac Whulsal Hote, Address 1.TRE ane Itc.Ly reud Peu - VOING ENGLISH ool LE having larger flat than necossars, de siré to let very mes room with bath wd Joining.well heated, clectids light very Moderate: two minutes from Windsor Motel, 1.9.1%, Star Brgnenh Gliese.OOM COMFORTARLE Tl BLE room on bath flat, electric Hght, ete in private family, ne ctoldren guntlemen only need apply.1: Belinont si.63 3 Reo: - MOTTE Tin EE ET NEURNISHED roma to rent, sultabls for ih houmekevping privileges.hented, hghied and w.eating.Apply 162 laval ave.631 J 1 OUM3 \u2014 TWU BRIGHT.COMFURT- | able rooms on bathroom fiat, hot water furnace.gas.35 Clty Councillors si.bd dood R UUMS \u2014 A HANDSOME DOUBLE front, bath flat, quict.private hous modern conveniences, gentlemen only 108 Metonife st.59 3eod VOMS \u2014 WHERE TO STAY WHILE IN Montreal; well turnished, ldrge, bright rooms, excellent board; situation contral; convenient to theütres, churches, cars and railwaÿs; terms reasonabie, 18 Victoria st.207 Bleoû Rex \u2014 PARLOR BEDROOM, FURnished or unfurnished.623 St.Antoine st.Westmount.s3 OOMS - LARGE FURMSHED FRONT bedroom, bath flat, also nicely furnished back parlor.modern conscniences.z9 McGill) College ave.ROOMS AND BOARD.ALAN MS elt Rovus \u2014 SUPERIOR BUARD RES! - dence; private English family: for 0 6 Dume st.west.û 82 2 particulars, Teicphone Up 4150.R VOMS \u2014 TO LEK WELL FURNISHED JROOMS_\u2014 BRIGHT.COMFORTABLE rooms, house newly furnished and rooms, transients and pg manent ac- decorated, all modern convishiences, Auer light, telephone, no children, breakfast If required.32 Mackay st, above St.Catherine street.82 3 1 OUMS \u2014 TO LET TWO UNFURNISHED rooms, suitable for light housekeeping.Tcrins moderate.Address M 2277, Star Uffice $2 2 OOMS \u2014 BRIGHT, WELL FURNISHED up to date house, running water, marble basins, large cupboards, cvery convenience, private family.lu Espganade, Fletcher's Field.8 VUMS \u2014 CORNER SHERBROUKE AND St.Denis streel, a few choice rooms left, with coid and hot running water in rooimns, wlectric light, first ciass meals, also table board.Apply to 3b3 Bherbrouke st, 6: 4 I OOM \u2014- TO LET COMFORTABLY FURnished, gas, hot water.private fam- fly.Call after 6 p.m.206 Prince Arthur st, 6; à OOMS \u2014 UNFURNISHED FRONT PARlor, sultable for a doctor, between Mountain and Crescent sts.Address K près Star Branch Office.6 T>SOUM8 \u2014 TWO SINGLE FURNISHED rooms, Auer light, hot and cold water; first cluss home comforts.#38 St, Cath.erine st.west.62 UUMS \u2014- FURNISHED ROOM AT 91 Lulversity = st.Terms moderate.3 vLUMS \u2014 TO LET A LARUE DOUBLE front room, Auer light, kiteaen privileges.Apply 21 Argyle ave, oft Aqueduct, ez 2 VOMS \u2014 BACK PARLOR, SUITABLE for two, business people preferred, with board; references.14¢ Mansficid st, 32 3 Roos \u2014 TWO.HANDSBOMELY FUR- » Nnished rooms, open fireplace, runaing witer, Auer lights, telephone, private family: also double on bath floor.103 Btaniey street.»2 3 OOMS8 \u2014 PARLOR BEDRNOM ON IST floor, suitable for two; also double room op bath flat, with board.66 Beaver Hal HL 2 3 i OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS ON first floor.2307 St.Catasripe st.sa 3 \u2019 JrooMs \u2014 BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH, clean rooms, very central; partial board optional.164 Peel st, corner St.Catherine st 3 OOMS \u2014 BERAUTIFUL ROOMS, ALSO parlor | fiat, ufñturnished.enamel bath, hot water; breakfast, six o'clock din- nér if desired.808 Lagaucheotiore west : ss 3 OOM \u2014 TO LET A NICE LARGE UN- t 4 room on parlor flat.auit- able for married couple, with private fain- ily, ase of | kitchen.Apply 44 Milton st.commodated.French culsine, European plan.Parisian House, 31 and 53 Union avenue.à à QUMS \u2014 AND BUARD, ALL MODERN conveniences.Mrs A.Morrisun, 67 Moulll College avenue, Phone Up 4u26.61 UOMS \u2014 ONE DOUBLE AND ONE single, with first class board.Tel.Up 3173.5» Union avenue.él 5 1 OOMS \u2014 TO LET WARM, WELL FUR- nlahed double and single room, with board.98 Stanley st.Highest references can be glven, | 25V 0OOMS \u2014 DBSIRABLE LARUE DOUBLE front rooin, bathroom flat, to ley, with board, English family, a few table guests, received.$y Unlversity st.61 3 Rous \u2014 GOOL RUOMS AND BUARL tor three gentlemen.alsy table board; moderate terms.234 1-2 St.Antolne street.62 à I OOMS \u2014 LARGE, WELL FURNISHED rooms on bath \u201ctial, with first class married couples.Gia 62 4 hoard, gentlemen or McGill Coliege ave.1 OOMS \u2014 TU LET FIRST CLASS rooms.board, Apply 5% Beaver Hall Hu, - ss 6 1 OOM \u2014 VERY LARGR FURNISHED parlor, apposite Place Viger, private familly, no children: first class bosrd if des sired, 32 Ht.Denis st.83 2 I OOMs5 \u2014NICELY FURNISHED, BRIGHT double and single room, in choice, centra) location; Auer ligat; partial board; 61 3 quiet.158 Mance st.OOMS - FIRST CLASS DOUBLE AND single front rooms, home comfort; not moving; first class cooking.Tel, East sas 3414.994 St.Denis st ROOMS WANTED.a Pe 0 \\ ANTED \u2014 BY A YOUNG MARRIED couple, = well furnished room (either parlor ruom of a large front room on bath: flat); centrul locality.Apply to l1 2784, Star Office.és .WMV ANTED \u2014 YOUNG OENTLEMAN Ut quiet habits désires pleamant loons, furnissed besllvuin and large unfurutshud sirtlug roém or parlor, strictly private family and good lovailty.|, 2415, Star Ufier.VV ASTED -\u2014 BY ELDERLY LADY EN- guged during, the dmy, large clean un- futnished front room in private famil,.par- lou flat preferred.Terms must be moderate, M 47s, Star Uffice, 63 Zeod \\ ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG COUPLE TWQ or more furnished roomn, with house?Kouplug privileges, between Bleury and De- Jertmrer, Address L v:3l, Star Brunch Of ice BOARD.OALD \u2014 EXCELL ENT TABI E BOARD.$12.00 month, $8 week, six meuls 31.Mrs.Kew, Sussex Mouse, 43 Metcalfe at.tu 4 Beary \u2014 MRS.DITOR SEARIL, PII vate accommodation, professional attendance: ladies treated, hot baths; Auer Lights; steam heat.180 bt George st.61 o LVARL \u2014 BOARD FOR HEALTH, For first class board.sunny, bright rooms, good view.It.Chumbera.Ste.Agathe des Monts, Prov, Que.44 lveud TC BUSINESS CHANCES.or mer em YOBALT BUREAU OF INFORMATION Will answer free of charge any en- Quiry regarding coumpunies or claims in this wondarful section Address Hox 111, Cabult, ont.Sl 21 OUNSON & GRACL, 62 ST.JAMES ST Licensed restaurants, near Post Ui- fice, long lease, recuipts $50u week, host clientele, great uvpensng; reasun for scliing, retiring; eksy terns, bonanza fora live man.so 6 UHNSON & GRADE.HOTEL UF #0 roums, near G.T.R.and Æ.P.RK.sia- tions; long leace, $14,000 profit per yeur: readers of the \u201cstar, if you are Juuking Lu buy or sell your businesses, cull and ace Johnson & Grace.who make a specially of business chances.Consult us Nu charge.od 8 : J VHNSON & GRACE] GRUCLRY STORE.®t.Catherine west, $75,000, earn business, $4vuy stuck, flo0u cash, balsnce .easy terms What Is tho mailer with this bargain?Me have uiso several grocery stores In the city that can Le buught fiom su cents upwards.sy v LVHNSON & GRACE.62 ST.JAMES st Uroctry and butener store, Kuga Eh bose receipts fors per week, pric $Slyuv, grocery store SI An's ward, sjuci, tintures fur SoUt, also cvnfectionery and Lahing business, St, Catherine west, fia- tures, stuck, horses and teams, luw rent, price $suv.ad» J'eusson & RACE, 6 JAMES 51 A payinx busihess van Le had fur $90U, one can niake $100 To Hlouy per peus reat opportunity too a hustler Por paru vulars apply Juhnsou & Grace, 82 St.Janus street.se LC PARTY WITH CAPITAL CAN DOUBLE Mt within short Une In safe, legllhinate buniness enterpurise.lose Investigation wid convince yuu of its ubsclule safety and merit.Full particulars at hutorvicw.Address 2UB4.Star Uffice si 6 QESTAU RANT IN FAST END el d Catherine st), Hoeense and lease for years.Apply to A.Desmarteau, 1598 Notre Laue st Be Beli Tel, M.1257.61 5 sule tn village uf Athens, fully equipped.Snap for quick buyer.S.Y.Hulls, Athens, Ont.$1 4 COUNTRY HOTEL FOR SALE, sir uted about 40 milea from Montreal, in the centre of an agricultural district.The present proprietor, who has been In possession many years, Ia now retiring from business.Said liotel is well appointed through- wut has 26 guest rooms, annual turmeoser about $20,000.Purchass price, which in: cludes the property, $15.000.For full par: ticulars apply Heawr; J.Chard and do, 28 $1 3 Hospital st.\u2014 WANTED - TU PURCHASE A SMALL dukinees, $.eu vash.Lulun vas) State particulars, M 2462, Star Office Fer = SALE \u2014 100b PAYING DUSINESS St.Catherine st.weekly sales Ori $200, half profit, small expenses, ciran , for imdy or gent: rare chance.Le businee: Harrts, 20 Main st 6.MISCELLANEOUS.et mm at eH ern THE GLOBE TORONTO, FOR OVER 6: years The Globe, Toronto.has been recognised as a leading force in Canadian journalism; to-day The Globe's Cireulu- tion Is 25 p.c.and !ts advertising patronage 33 1-3 p.o.greater taan that of any other morning paper in the Dominion, the Globe is the recognized * nt advt\u201d medium ia Ontario For rates phone The Globes Mantrea! Office, Board of Trade Building, of write The Globe, Torontn, Canada.246 312 fI\u2019HE HERALD 18 L.O HAMILTON WHAT The Star is to Montreal.the recoc- nised ant Medium.If you want heip.property.wituations, etc.advertise In the Herald and get results.Hate: 1 cent a word, Three insertions for the price of twr Cash with order.Subscription.dally §.Saturday edition.B0c a year, postage free, Address The Herald, Hamilton, Canada.mentioning this papér.80 31:2 ANCY RUBY BLOO® ORANGES, TANgerines, mediums, 25 cents dosen: large.heavy grape fruit, $1 dozen; fancy Malaga grapes, pineapples.otc.al lowest prices, Telephone your orders Up 318».Satisfaction guaranteed.Desjardins 2614 st, Catherine at.61 2eod GYNAMELLED WARE.\u2014 pox\u2019 T THROW it away when we can put in annther bottom and make it last longer\u201d than mew Allan Pope.Plumber, No.75» Dorchest«r st.\u2018Tel, 1283, 63 © \u2018 AGENTS WANTED.PN ME EM \\ TANTED \u2014 AGENTS FOR THB SALE of steel wire woven hamniocka ar flexible border steel wire mats.with name inserted if desired.Staple goods with unlimited sale.Nothing [Xe them In Cunada, Active agents making big money.Lioyd- Thompson Wire, Limited, 32 Spadina a 53 Toronto.al 3 \\ ANTED \u2014 BALESMAN MAKE $10 weekly selling our famaus Imparlal diëk talkipg machine, direet from factors, $11.60 starts you.Rogers Mfg.Co., 4-9 és 6th Ave, New York City.TEAM GRIST AND SAWMILL IFO | ' AGENCIES WANTED, À A ANTED \u2014 \u2014 DA DRY GOODS MAN, WITIL 25 years' experience, in the city.acquainted with buyers of doparimental stores Ind rotall merchants, would take agencies vn commission, Address B 2090, Star once R OMS \u2014 TWO OR THREE LARGB furnished, on bathroom, with or with- | out board; modern house: hot water hent- ing: nice locality; telephone; no moving, 997 Bt.Denis at.ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.NN ANTED \u2014 ROOMS AND BOARD FOR four young men.with use of piano preferred; moderate and central.Adarass 62 J 9140, Star Branca Office.\\ ANTBD\u2014TWO ROOMS, WITH BOARD for married couple, nn children.tate terms.North end, above Sherbrooke.ddress K 0211, Star Branch Office VW ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN WISHER room and board in tae vicinity of Greens avenue, private family.Biate terms.K 9202, Star Branoh Office.es a ANTED \u2014 ROOM AND BOAR IN A good family, for a young ladÿ.Answer, giving rate, which must be reamon- able.\"Address A.W.Young.Mount Royal RoHS \u2014 827 PALACE STREET.ble and single, one With bay window, sultanie fot one or twn géntiomen: newly furnished; terms moderate.3 3 M8, ~~ TO LET WELL FURNISHED dauble room, two clothes cupboards, ekragric ight Kentjemen only.on Delmont at rowti es 3 FOUN WEILL HÉRNISHED RUOM ON .hath flat.Suer Light; gentiemap only 57s Manstield st A ° \u2018613 45% al rp WANTED \u2014 BOARD AND RODOMS FOR two ladies in private family, from now untill! middle July: Westmount preferred.Apply M 3487, Btar Office.* MACHINERY FOR SALE.en uen con KALE Ea otre see ANPHAND AM- | erican inthe and ons now milling pie- | chine, AL 93 Uaborne st 65 2rod ! à College, Y.M.C.A.Bldg, City.v WANTED WE ARE OPEN FOR FIRST class agencies for Ontario; Interview - Can be arranged, Write Crombie, Mossman 63 2 and Co, 28- Scott st.Toronto.N ANTED \u2014 BY PUSHING AGENT A : few good bona fide nonest lines to Introduce, on commission basis In Province of Quebec.No fake goods or house to house propositions entertained.Address D 3199, 61 3eo Star Branch Office ANTED \u2014 TRAVELLER, ACCUBTOM- ed to retall trade, travelling Ontario and part Quebec, desires side line with wholesale house; libarak commission.L 9248, Star Branch Office.PARTNERS WANTED.WANTED \u2014 MECHANICAL MAN, WITH large connection, wants a partner, with capital, to join him in very profitabie business; capital invested secured.Addr Teas B 2346 Btar Office.WANTED \u2014 A \u2018PARTNER.IN THER pl a in an A1 contraect- d'@ffrers M M 2401.Star 633 N JANTED \u2014 PARTNER WITH CAPITAL $1000 or more, in a general agency businens.handling xpecialtien, Insurance, ete.Apply for particulars M 2498 Siwy \u2018oi- flee.\\ TANTED \u2014a Wiki, ADVANCE VON to suitable aroviata to grart posi 80 tate business in Montreal or Winnie.+ 25461, Fler Uffice, ve experlencr and WANTED TO PURCHASE.Ns VV ANTED \u2014 LADIES AND GENTLEmen's cast off slothing, furs, jows- Yoo diamonde, carpets, eto.Highest prices aid for good scods.L.Adler, 136 Craig a.west.Mall orders alteaded.Tel Nye + 1% V ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE LADIES ane gentlemen's cast-off ciothing, fura.jewellery, diamonds, carpets, oflclotha furulture.lfighest prices given.M.Bitremo, 160 Notre Dawe west, Orders by mail at- «6 312 tended.WANTED TO PURCHASE Ladies\u2019 and gentlemen's cast-off cloth- Ing, furs, dinmonds, carpets, oilcioths and furniture.See Sum Fearso 176 Notre Dame West, first, as he pays the besl prices in the city.Mall orders attended tu.Telephone Main 965, 50 312 WANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE EVERYbody's cast oft furniture, clothe ing.fur costs.old quid.ziver and diamonds; best prices fou wood goods; promptly called for by M.Fran lo Kast Craig st Tel Hust 3087.59 33 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 W ANTEU \u2014 A LALUDIR, 30 FEET long and not hvusy.State lowest price.bw.Box ol 4 Wa FEL - Ju PURUILASE A WELL bred wire fox terrier dog.pup.of lrish terrier wiry fox preferred.Apply lo AAS I Loa 11, Moirisburg, unt \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 WANTED \u2014 Tu PURCHASE AN EMpire typewriter: must be in perfect condition.Addiess OO 297_, Star Office.ss HORSES AND CARRIAGES.LL NS NS NM SES NME Joon SALE \u2014 ENURESS, SUITABLE FOR Lutcher ur grocer, an good order.Ad dress Yul St Catherine st, old number Toul st Calhetine vast, new Dpunber, Phone Lust uuu.3 Jon SALE - FINE ETALLIUN, GEREN tletaan s deer, cha cuRhi9 Loken tv caring, good speed good Stolk.hese Legutifut «hestaut in color bred frome fae.stock, Address [or patlieuiais À -JYS.Slal Office.83 y \\ TANTED-\u2014AN OVTHET, HORSE, SMALL Jorry unit harnese Write price ant state where can he seen te Gold Meoad Fw niture Cu.B11 Winds st Moutrrat 84 Zeuu LOST.sets = a - Le\" \u2014 UN THE 13TH INSTANT, A gotd brooch, seb with diamonds, be- twee Beaver Mah Hili and Ulandebo, + |'a-cntue, sun least Mall ang St Cather siteel vials Finder wail be suitable reward: ed Ly seautiOug seine te di licaver Hal nat or Tell Lp They 2 \u20ac 1 UST oo VR RTS SQL VRE I'L Kak 4 vu Mister Maechas ut st Cathe ioe, betwern Uvo nufied streets.coblailiilg 1 Fo EARLX WEDNE ST) MORN- 4 NE à boon debe With Have due Delt eng Hal red pass ning Find wi ve re wurde] by 1e carte 11 Ter sa Ulruts stint vist ON SAT EADY MALL Fol I.Ly wa.=, st aiteciu 81 leurs ~ To Nr Wind quete a en ru oval Da mold nuguet bronel tsdiets piu d'sikn\" Any persed To turb ba canne) Ts Jets Hl wer oval Mate ao wail sUllabis ree watded =r BUS dl tT KEYS UN BLED RY -i Torte oa Craig ue\" liorctester, Vuc-das > vang Panbo pre tour Lo ns pus us = af be wd dd Os Mann Ton EN OS CAMES L street pure cena bee five duos sav biti, bund Wilt A 1 natale Ly Fue turning te IND A 51 Fol me at 1, \u201cust TUM BRK JUN BLUE SILK, WITH sun merat leanadt road loop, bes tween Phillips square, ti vouacitiors st and Burn Rolla teucarnils th Malu Finds ni return co 079 Drummond sto and Lu rw ard-d 63 OST \u2014- A SMALL PUNSE, CONTAINING w dined Ting.money #ut var ties kets.Reward Apply Miss 18 Bonhomme, vé st Augustin nl =1.ltcmty.Lost - WIRE HAIRED FON TERRIER dog Finder plenxs return to ut- let si Lawtenee Mai and revebve due ward ] OST - Fro 4 aL TCnEknek STR 4 teu KE station Buresx-plure> a travelling ban.marked Paul tinhbert, vs Lemoine xt.Montreal liberal reward ts person retuliung it av the abuse address ] OST BLAUK SQUARE 4 plats tn corner, at vorner 5 ataer - ine and Amhars, Wednesday night.Please return ©.Cureau, 108% St.Hubert upd be res warded.PERSONALS, DNS Ne NN JPPERSUNAL -\u2014 WILL JAMES H.MARshall or Percy Alfred Marshal, communicate with Mr Artaur Peers, Drum- mond.%lk Cu.Penns, US 2 MONEY TO Luv AN.rN ~ - CSSS ST ENS RGENT A PRETER SUR PROPRIB- tes.Premiere hypothèque 5 p.c.d'in- foret Isidore Crepeau, agent d'Assurance, thambre 4, Buttexe, New York Life, Telephone Muln 2187, residence Est.638.ol 27 \u2014\u2014 a \u2014\u2014 I A.= Aronson & Rutenbergy Pawn frokers & Jewellers 601 CRAIG ST na wand, oppose ~t vais Xavier 44 AVUNEY TO LEND on Diamonds, Watches, Jewellary, Clothing, Furs and Dry Goods.195 260 saw Wh TANTRD - \u2014 TO BORROW MONEY ON first morigage on clty properties, Apply Louis Menry.Jr.4 St.Lambert Hit 59 #4 PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that under the Compatiles Act, 1002, letters patent have been Jssue under the seul of the Secretury of State of Cunadu.bearing date the 7th day of March, 1906, Incorporating Sawtell Wel- lesley \u2018McGarity.merchant Walter Albert Cunningham, traveller; Joseph Ernest Perrault, accountant; Jacques Brobseau, .student, and Joseph Herman Archambault, student, all of the city and district of Montreal.in the Province of Quebec, for the following purposes, vix.: To trade in wholesale druggist sundries, perfungery, tollet articles, soaps, smallwares, glass a hardware, brushes and rubber R and generally to carry on the busi of commission merchants and agents in all their branches, and also to trade In fancy goods of all kinds.The operations of the company to be carried on throughout the Duminion of Canada and clsewhere by the name of Phoenix Sundry Company (Limited), with a total capital rtock of forty-five thousand dol- lara, divided into four hundred and fifty shares of one hundred dollars, and chief place of business of the said company to be at the City of Montreal, in the Prov- inca of Quebec, Dated at the office\u2019 \u201cof the Scorctiny of State of Canada, this second day of March, 1906.63 4 R.W.GCOTT.Cornish Got One Year.Special to the Montreal Star.Winnipeg.Man.\u2026 Mareh 16.\u2014J an MH C'orniah, the defaulting trersurer of Brokenhead municipality.Was :entanc- ofl to une year in gonol.ment om Ladies\u2019 gold filled wat has S1 #69 Le $17.00.11, Hemsiry, 255 SE dames Bt en ar fo 0 AL as Ne Sd a NRT OR ETT SRR TR TEE 0 ¢ ti i ABOLITION OR REORGANIZATION Montreal's Commercial Bodies Are Out After Harbor Board.PETITIONS TO GOVERNMENT Chambre de Commerce Asks Abolition of Board\u2014Board of Trade Less Drastic.Voth of Mo treuls jauge commimnerci a Teodies ne «ore to the official coe viusion that a Haute: C'ouumissteu, «HA qteeut 0 grattrel 15 oo tani, ald bbe dit Monts, lioavd of Proege cit] the Curie alu tort wl teeitngs of Tüvir coun = ses.rday des tde 1 10 tacnetaalize He Gusern- ment for invnedrile changes.Phe Chambre de Cominielve omnes cut (liifuvted wath he reque-L fur ce reatoval vf cite chtite Lourd ur the growing thai lt 25 Ho longer vfficieus, dou they as vques: ut the Gove ; Froulx i that content proceed Wilh à measure WHO ; Will pul {aed tn en ire cullrul vi the vurk UUARDL OF TILADE ACTION.The Mouties Beard of Trade Cour «M vuntenied sed woh fess sip Kent resoluiton Toney weak inal the Conrmission bu seduced vers ater dial that (ie Guvern- celpplete reorgalii- la nunihbers Ulideritne a ul Lown zton è In © Lite bly M:ophresbar Min That suppor! ive of Marne au 1! isasies Auj re ceive A ee bd rong cach af hese au bodies, ucug che Gen ernie to Lhe action \\8 à Matter of record nua he ooeecnroned THe Del Tlie il ags Lorie wo Writ Janis feels ral Lranife ts \u201ces di -0t be Dodo bay they are du oe frat hor wo vresent Blue TEA | Only one BEST TEA.BLUE RIBBON\u2019S IT.an BETTER THAN MEDICINE WHAT TONIC will so quickly tone you up as a hot cup of FRAGRANT, REFRESHING fillers THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Pald-up Capital, $10,000 000.Rest, $4,500,000 | HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.+ HON.GEO.A.COX, President B.E.WALKER, General Manager.Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England, signed, ALEX.LAIRD, Assistant General Manager, LONDON (Baglaund) OFFICE \u201460 l.ombard Street, E, C.i 8.CAMERON ALEXANDER.Manager.| NEW YORK AGENCY-=\u201416 Exchange Place.WM.GRAY and H.B.WALKER, Agents.This Bank trawsacts every description of Banking Business, including the | tasue of Letters of Credit and Drafts en Foreign Countries, and will pegotiste | er receive for collection bills oa any place where there is a bank or banker, Montreal (Que) Branch F.H MATHEWSON, Manager.doubly edsy \u2018to slip on.you.buy.Granby One of the Granby novelties for 1906.And the most perfect Rubbers for women\u2019s wear.The Elastic Back Strap makes it impossible for a \u201c HOLD FAST\u201d to slip ofi\u2014and makes it Ask for Graxsv \u201c HorLp Fast\u201d RUBBERS\u2014and look for the Granby heel and Granby trademark whenever \\ SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE \u201cHold Fast\u201d Rubbers Y ?for women).For PLASTERS ns in the back (so frequent in the case of ey give instantaneous relief.| Wherever there Is | a pain a Plaster sheuld be applied.Rheumatism, Colds, Coughs, Weak Chest, Weak Back, Brandreth\u2019s Pills The Great Blood Purifier and Tonic.ess, Betablished 1788 CHARITY FOR CHILDREN.Montreal Day Nursery Holds Eighteenth Annual Meeting.The ladies, interested in the Montreal Day Nursery, held their eighteenth annual meeting at that institution, on Wednesday afternoon.Rev.Dr.Sy- monds wis in the chair.After the singling of a couple of songs dy the smail mmates of the institution.Mises Thomas, the secretary, was called upon to read the annual report for the year ending January 31st.Miss Thomas paid a tribute to the earnest work of different members of the Immediate staff, and, then referred to the receipts from the 'récent Gibson entertainment.which, totalling $1.543, had been generously increased by $100 by Mr.Sparrow, makiug in all $1,643, which sum was to be devoted to the running ex- penrer during-the comhg, summer.Any balance which might remain would be put to the endowment fund.Reference wag also made to the generous gift nf 85,000 from Sir William Macdonald, which.with the $5,000 concurrently collected from other generous friends of the charity.would enable the society to carry out their long cherished scheme of bullding a much needed extension to the premises.Mention was also made of Mr.Howard Stone's kindness in furnishing tbe architectural plans for the extension.: The report stated that the total number of admissions last.year was 18,247, an increase of 2.729 over the preceding vear.Ninety-one was the largest number in one day.and frequently children had been refused on account of aca 67 room.After the reading of the treasurer's report.presented by Mr.Donald Mr- Lennan, which showed receipts of $1.305 and a balance of $42.the meeting was addressed in turn by Rev.Hugh Pediey.Mrs.J.B.: Learmont.Col.Birr- land, Rev.tr, MéMarmié \u20acnd the chair- FORE.corn Lute tm esd , | ne The members of the board of directors for the present year are as follows: \u2014 President.Mrs.J.BR.L.earmnnt.first, second and third vice-presidents respectively, Mrs.Wm.McDonough, Mrs.R.Stanley Bagg.and Mrs.Wellington Dixon; recording secretary.Migs Emma Thomas: corresponding secretary, Mrs.E.Houlton: tressurer, Mrs.Ceorge Ca .erhill: assfstant treasurer, Mrs.A.Clarence Lyman.Com- mittee\u2014Mesdames Frank Bund.W.B.Mathewson, R.A.E.Greenshields.A.Haig Sims.Donald McLennan.D.Lorne McGibbon, A.E.Ellis, W.J.Turpin, Henry Austin, Harold Stearns, Clarence McCualg, J.A.Douglas, Herbert Evans.F.Orr Lewis, and Rodolphe Forget.and Miss Annie Smith i [te wit: CITY OF BRANDON, MANITOBA, CANADA, Debentures For Sale, SEALED: TENDERS, addressed \u201clhe Finance Departinent of the City of Brandon.Manitoba \u201clerulers for Debentures.\u201d \u201cCare George F Sykes.\u201cSecretarv-Treas cer will be received by the undersigned wir! % velock PM en Thursday, the 1.1.say of April, 1508, for the foilowinæ City ©?Hiandon Debentures: An issue of $40,000.00 Waterworks |e.bentures, spéu'ally secured LY charge on Pumping Station property and Plant, alse by Frontage Tux and Water Rates Interest, 4's per cent, half-year\" Ferm 30 Years.(A farther issue of $l.feu uv, similar to the foregoing, will Le vade this year.) An Issue of $10,005.00 I ocal Impra. .\u2019 .> Wanderers.Grass 0 Leo BE : \u2018 Lorseshoe on the jee, with the colors D bb n t N n to On I % Wanderers.ussell.3a i m we ' of the OMttawas attached lo it.ue ru 1 a \u2018 1 Cc Cc a a e 1 e a ! Wanderers.Russell Le 400 9 i crowd said Certainly the luck will So OTtAWE.L H.smith .300 change now.\u201d but not i vesilge of a ~ o- Wanderers.Jolson.180 | ; change except much ater.when more Sli d .Ie Wanderers.Le Russell.420 by accident than got play, Harry e ge-l lami | 1CT urprise to i e Penaliles: Glass (3, Jutairton, Put- Smith managed to prevent his team rick, Pulford.Moore, HL Sith, from being whitewashed.Mi Gea (2).; Mary of the crowd that had the To g salisfaction of seeing the mighty O6 OC cy orld THE BULLETIN REPORT.tawas humbled in the dust had stood * ; * for hours in the cold trying to get .; LAs furnished to the people free af | tickets, and had come from the ut- charge at the Uptumn Reunch of the most ends of Greater Montreal to wit- : star, the down town Star office, the ness the match.oe , Russell House, Ottawa.and the Star's | Fron half past six.street car after + pre sMtawa Branch on Sparks street., Ç street car unloaded its human cargo Ÿ WHAT THE REFORSE 1 an you Know: out they Ev TO-MOIFOW 8L Ce pe BROWN \u2014 are ue.© ampagne and Hlac.Regularly 50 a .: d The nheim saved one third 9 It.x 12 nN $11.for .oen .; ROWN Bren don.on Marc, 10th, gall .ompagne illac.8 ! Liv: 0 cents.Friday bar 396 inas, Fr as wide Regularly 26¢ Cficer he am mer.© 8 14 x 11% ft $7.50.for L300 i eel oy of 10-ptece Gilt and Decorated Chamber au RS LA Le La Lee Ta wou CONNELL \u2014 In Springhill.on February Large lot of New White Japanese 8itk, Tafets finish.36 \u201con The British King went down in lat 12 1t.æ 5 \u201cre.817.50, for .14.75 ets, ve vnes.for 2 N= _ 28th, Mrs.Henry Connell.wide, extra value at 7ic.Friday bargain, yard .580 20c Oatmeal Towels 16c 41, 40 north.and long.60.11 nest or \u201cDOUGLAS \u2014 On the 11th Marc New Black Taffeta Silk, h nN about 430 miles east of Boston light, alli wi val ooda Thomas, Chaa.Douglas, aged ut Be 65e.Friday bargain, yard .exten cavy.rien dee color.Res 43C Fine Heavy Quality Oatmeal and 150 miles to the south of Sable GROCERY PRICES that are not at In keeping ith the ue of the ° & and \u20ac months.* New Louisine Silks, in all e } CTT eee Towels, with red border, size 20 by Island.The Bostonian and the Mann- x 1» tin Plum Jam for .5 ting Greenbanks\u2019 Lye for .DALGLEISH \u2014 In Neepawa.on March 4.dark grcens darts oo s, o a the | cading \u2018shader, Including dark navy, 40 juches.Regularly 206.Fri- \u2018 hein stdod by the scene of the wreck 4 Ibs.Sehw1 Valencia Raisins Ste Ibe Earl Brand Flour for James Ivan Dalgleish, aged S months.aL 50 cents.Friday y LL AL durk red, etc.Regularly sold 296 day bargain LL ace .162 unti! Méndav morning, but no bodies 3 tus.California Prunes for .Saba Belied Outs ee rol , HALSTEAD \u2014 At Win SC CUS terre cre wesc \u2014_\u2014 were pecovered 2 lbs.Breakfas: Cocoa for .3 Ibs Granula ar for .© a Dr J.F Halstead sie of Grand 30c Pillow Shams 23c ames \u201cond for Ant \u2018alley.Ont.in his $3rd year.brothe Ts : York last Wednesday.bound for Ant- - .i HUNB A.Halstead.Mount Forest.ont + New Footwear: Startling Prices pag doz.ine White Tamboured werp with a miscellancouy cargo and THE HAMILTON COMPANY, L St Catherine and Peel Streets UMBERTSON \u2014 In Longford, on Feb- Men's Black Enamel Laced Boots, alse a few pairs of t .ON runners lv 150 liead.of cattle.The passage was ruary th, John Humberston, aged 69 Boots, sizes 51-2, 6 61-2, 81-2 9 and 91-2.Regulbry 530 an ma dg Regularly 30e.Pal- 236 ves onicul untll Friday morning, when - i years.s $010.Friday bargaly Hegularly 33.50 to $2.50 y bargain, cach.2.24.the ship was struek by a strong north.KING ADOPTS CHILDREN.Died Friendiess in Strange City.FIRE DESTROYED CHURCH.HYMAN \u2014 On March Mh.at a Innipes.westerly wind, which developed into a 2 of 75 y Ladies\u2019 Black Dongola Kid Laced Boots, \u2018with\u2019 ate t MAN 100 March » y patent and plain tip, William mediuni and hand turned soles, sizce 21-3, 3, § 61-2 only.age, died in the Notre Dame Hospital Birmingham, years and 7 huriicane.BOOK BARGAINS LOCKWOOD\u2014Clifford James, Second son Regularly $1.50, 82.15.Friday .98¢ 20 vols.of Girl's Own Annual, 1908.Uu Friday, in the height of the tem- Fitzgeorge Girls to ue Provided for by Last nizhl Biriningham.who is thought Church and Presbytery Near East of Mr.and Mrs.James W.Lockwood, Men's Tan Calf Congress Laced and Buttoned Boots, with good me- Regularly $1.33.Friday pest.the deck\u201d lond of oil barrels and His Majesty.to be friendless in a great city.former: Broughton Were Burned.in hig 6th year, at St.Thomas.* dium weight soles, sizes 31-2, 6, 61-2, 8, 81-2, 9, 91-2 and 10.bargain .$l.00 all deck fittings were Yarried over- Iv lived at 200 St.Paul stréet, Om Jun- special tu The Montreal Star UNWIN\u2014On March 3nd, in his 34th Regularly $2.83 to $3.45.Friday bargain .$l 50 The C s : board.The barrels and wreckage, Special to the Montreal Star.vary 9 he was taken to the Notre Dam\" Star.; pactor of the Grand \u201cTrem ma L er py rel clot -356 forming into a powerful ram.were London.March 15.\u2014Somethinæ of a Hospital suffering from a complication East Rroughton, Que.March 13-\u2014 and an are demi (Trunk Railway, Ladle Whit Fi hE \u2018of the Lord.J.H driven down upon the steamer's sides sensation has been creuted in court of diseases.At first he geenwed to {mn- The Church and Presbytery of Sacrs and an old resident of St.Hyacinthe, a\u2019 ré so ° o ocking.with crushing force opening up: her | by the discovery that the King prove, but gradually grew wore until Coeur de Jesus, situated half a mlie Que Buried at Grace Church, Ja- Fi Whi ewear: day Bar gains Hearts and Masks, Harold McGrath.plates and allowing the water to pour ree tured himself guardian and deat: ended his suffering.The author.from Fast Rroughton station, was d- males, | ne, Island, N.Y.on March ; ine ite Cambric Night Drese#s, made with V neck, yoke of lace he Great Mogul, Louis Tracy.into her hold.protector of his pretty little \u201cleft- ities of the institution are trying to |stroyed by fire ut an early hour this .orever with the Lord.nsertion, trimmed around neck and sleeves with frill, lace edging.64¢ Counsels and Ideals.Wm.Oster.The exient of the Irak was not un- PROTECT 0 (Ces.Iris and Daphne locate Biriningham's \"relatives.Lut up morning.Nothing was saved.The > -Regularly 8ic.Friday bargain Cees Cee eee 22 Regularly 3.25.Friday\u2019 bar- 90 derstood until the following day.when pitz-George.These two charming to the present have been unsuccessful.[fire originated through some defect in IN MEMORIAM, Ladies\u2019 White Cambric Chemises, im.Marguerite style, Jace gain o.oo.C although all hands were placed at the girls are granddaughters of the Duke the furnace.The Joss Is estimated at MURPHY \u2014 In loving memory of our yoke, beading and ribbon.Regularly 85c.Friday bargain .67¢ ; pumps.the water gained conelderubly, of Cambridge.Whose morganatic wife, An Imperial Council.shout 345.000, partiy covered by $18.~ died A A Hey Ladies\u2019 Fine White Cambric Drawers, made with umbrella frill, 18c Taffeta Ribbon 12 1- 2 | sar Fue 35 a 2 id $e MAIN 307.Brenton à o ; Lee = cable.Han \u20ac EAR ae I "]