The Montreal daily star, 2 mai 1906, mercredi 2 mai 1906

[" CIRCULATION OF STAR ES VE te vi RE \u201cyears, and wi Tb results\u201d Last Weeks Wo shay\u2019 121,615 \u2014MR.ROBERYKERR, re \u2014 R.4 W.Kerr, Sporting Goods, x .\u201cTotal last Ea 494465 _ = - \"as VOL.XXXVIIL.No.104 1906.[us DT, PRICE.ONE CENT._ PROPOSED STREET RAILWAY CONTRACT Ald.Carter: Discusses the Movement to Re-open the Question.THE NEED OF MORE REVENUE That in Itself is Considered Sufficient to Lend Additional Interest to Plan.The question of extending the ccn- tract of the Street Rallway Company, which ks.again up before Counch, is causing interest at the City Hail.Ald.Cagter, as already stated, has made a notion in Council that negotiations be aguin conducted with the company along the lines of the offer it made à year ugu.ln this offer the company asked that it be given a fifty-yeirs' extension of franchise.For the privilege of such extension the vompjuny offe.ed the city, among Other iainEs, à series of cash bonuses, to be pald yearly.( The bonusez were in addition to the regulur percentages paid by the ctmpany to the city on its eurnings.The company held that the total amount the city would get from lt in fifty years wou.d be,no less than fifty- fuur mililons of doilars.The following figures show what the cash payments were to be: Cash payments: 1906, $100,000 ; 1906, $100,000; 1807, $100,000; 1908.$100,000; 1909, $100.000; 1510.$100.00; 1911.$100,000; 1512, $100,600; 1913, $100,00v; 1914, $100,600.1915.3100,000: 1916.$100,000; 1917, $100,000; 1918, $100,000; 1019, $100,000; 1920, $100,000; 1921, $100,000; 1922, $100,000; 1923, $150,000: 1824, $130,000: 1923, 150,000:: 1926, $150,000; 1927, $150,000; 1938, $150,000; 1929, $150,000; 1830.$150,000; 1931, $150.(00; 1932, $130,000; 1933, $200.000; 1834, $200,600; 1935, $200,080; 1936, $200,000; 1937, $200,000; 1938, $200,000; 1939, $200,000; 1940.$200.000.1841, $200,000; 1942, $300,000; 1943, $250.000: 1944, $259,000; 1945, $250,000; 1946, $250,000; 1947, $250.000; 1948 $250.00; 1949, $230.08; 1950, $250,000: 1961, $150,000: 1952; \"$250,000; 1953, $250,000, 1954, $550,000.Speaking of his notice of motfon, A'd.Carter says that the subj:ct of getting lucreased revenue is agaln before the City Council.He thinks a fair and impartial consideration should be given to the subject of g.v- ing an extension of franchise lu the Street Railway Company.He could Eee no reason why.If the city could make a good bargain with the coin- pyny it should not be inade.He said that in addition to the company giv- dng the city cash bonuses, interest on ts earnings, etc, it would be willing also to do street watering, stregt paving and o nes Thesulfect wes one -thut lhe desires: to have discussed by the, Council.and in \u2018condeguence had-decided to bring it up again.There are members of the Road Committee who favor a new agreement be'ng entered Into with the company.because the city.t0-8ay, has practically no money on hand to do stre:t pavine.Cn the ¢ther hand, there are members of Council who point out that the contract of the camipany at the present time has many vears lo run, and that no ef- fers from the company would Jurtify a fifty yeas\u2019 extension of franchise.WANT LARGER SALARIES.Court Criers Pctition Attorney-General for Increases.A petition for an increase of salary has been presented to the Attorney- General thmugh the Council! of the Montreal Bar by the criers of the Superior Court.The petition sets forth that the present remuneration which runs between five and aix hundred dollars annually.is no longer sufficient to meet ordinary living expenmes.The majority of the Superior Court criers are married and have families.Article 2639 of the Revised Statutes of the province of Quebec provides that their salaries can be increased to a thousand dollars annually.SOLD TO NON-MEMBERS.Judge Desnoycrs Imposes Fines on Two Club Managers.Three more Wquor sellers were fined to-day in the Court of Special, Sessions by Judge Desnoyers for violating the laws, M.Campeau, who keeps a saloon In Ste.(\u2018unegonde, was fined $30 and costs or three months for selling liquor on Sunday.Emil May, proprietor of the Germania Qlub, 244 St.Lawrence street.was fined $76 and coats or three months for sélling liquor to a nonmember of the club, and Robert Galitz, who Keeps a club at 246 St.James St, was fined the same amount for a similar offence, NEW ALLAN LINER ORDERED.Fifteen Knot Boat to Be Built to Replace the Bavarian.The new Allan steamship, an order for which has been placed in Glasgow, will not be a turbine boat.Is does, not arise from any lack of faith in the principle which the two newest boats of the line exemplify.but from the fact that the t to he bullt is to be a freighter, « large cargo carrving boat.The speed of the new vessel will be about fifteen knots.The turbine la regarded as economical in a high-speed vessel, but at anything less than Reventeen knots It does not compare favorably with the ordinary type.The boat to be built with a speed of fifteen knots will be fast eriough to fulfil the government requirement as to malls, but yet will be an economicul vessel.SICK HEADACHE Positi: Ir cures by these regulate the Bowels.Purdly ~ wpdohn, 52, 88; Halifax, 52, 38, TWENTY THOUSAND MEN ARE OUT \u2014_\u2014 \u2019Longshoremen of \u201che Great Lakes Have Responded to the Presidents Gall.Detroit.Mich., May 2\u2014 Although the presidents of the two powerful organizations that have locked horns in a labor dispute involving vessel traffic sn the great lakes both reside in Detroit, most of the news of the shipping strike uriginates in other ports.President William Livingstone, of tho Lake Carriers\u2019 Association, has talked quite freely and has given out the substance of a number of telegrams he has received regarding the progress of the strike, but Daniel J.Keefe.president of the 'Longshoremen's, Marine and Transport Workers\u2019.Association, under whose order twenty thousand men have abandoned their work has not as yet broken a sphinx-like silence.Despatches from Lake Michigan and Lake Erle ports indicate that there hus been almost an unanimous response among the local unions to the strike order.It is impossible, however, to get from the silent officials of the union here even an estimate of the number of men out, but unofficial estimates set the figure at 30,000.CAMPBELL ARRESTED AGAIN.Man Who Massed Worthless Cheques Here at His Old Game.Special 40 the Montreal Star.Port Hope, May 2.\u2014Alexander Campbell, was arrested late last night by i Chief Bond, on a charge of obtaining ,money under false pretenses.A week ago Chief Bond received word from Constable Crawford.of Oshawa, to look out for Campbell.who had obtained money In Oshawa under false pretenses.Late last night Chief Bond visited a house in Port Hope, and up- : on searching found Campbell conceal- ,ed in the cellar He was taken to Oshawa this evening where he will stand trial.Last September, Campbell was arrested In Montreal for attempting to , pass cheques in Toronto, on the | Traders\u2019 Bank.At the same time | Chief Bond was informed by the 1 manager of the Walker House, Toronto that Campbell had passed a bogus cheque on him for twenty dollars.Chief Bond has received communica- i tion from.W.Frantin, of Dundas and the Manager of the Bank of Montreal.at Hamilton, both having been doñe by Campbell for $ each.He has also done L.McMann, of Thorold, for $10.In September last Campbell attempted to pass Port Hope cheques on the | Eastern Townships Bank.and Merchants\u2019 Bank at Montreal, and taken to \u2018Toronto by Detective MacKee, to stand trial MASONS IN NEW YORK.{Ganadians Join in _Efert to Build Monument to Tompkins\u2019 Memory.New York, May 2.\u2014 Between two double rows of Masons, In thelr re- galla, stretching the length of Madison Square Garden, and before a great congregation, some of the men most distinguished tn Masonic circles In the United States and Cdnada passed last night to the large platform put up at the eastern end of the amphitheatre, to open the benefit concert for the fund to bulld a monument in this city to Daniel D.Tomphkina, once Governor of! New York, vice-president of the United States and Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of New York.Grand Master James H.Burkitt, K.C., cf Canada, recelved a rousirg welcome as did the past grand master of Canada, Benjamin Allen, MAY BE A CARDINAL.His Holiness Said to Have Decided * Upon Archbishop Ireland.Speclal to Tho Montreal Star.Rome, May 2.\u2014It is reported in dipin- matic circles that the Pope has indirectly addressed an Inquiry to President Roosevelt.asking whether the promotion of Archbishop Ireland to a Cardinalshi, will be agreeable to the President.Tr the reply is favorable Archbishop Ireland will be elected at the next counsistory.[ + + + + + + + + 4 + + + + + + PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT 24 HOURS Easterly winds, cloudy with showers.Thursday, westerly winds, fine and moderately warm.+ > + + + + + + + + PtP t rbot + + + + + + + + + + + To-day was a Case of back to winter, and the cold rain, and colder wind, and the slight flurry of snow were characteristic of Mareh rather than of May.This ix probably one of the days that should have fallen in January, but got misplaced and was put by mistake in the month of May, while the spring day came in January.This Is the most consistently inconsistent year that has happened In the memory of the most longivous resident.Montres! Weather Statistics.Readings by Hearn & Harrison's Standard paromatat: At noon , 30.00; at 8 a.m.to-day, 20.83: 1 am.to- -day, 29.76.Temperature\u2014To-day, maximum 50, mfhimum 40; yesterday, maximum 54, minimum 42.The Sun rose this morning at 4.47 o'clock, and will set this evening at 7.08 o'clock.Maximum and Minimum Tempere- tures.pore Victoria, 64, 44; Kamloops, 70, Calgary, 86, 30; Edmonton, 62, Qu'Appelle, 64, 48: Winnipeg, 60, Port Arthur, 44, 32: Parry Sound, 40; Toronto, 52, 40: Ottawa, 58, Montreal, 54, 40; 48; 32: 83; 18 423.Quebec, 46, 320.84 \u201c Temporatéfié 58; Chicago, 68- - à ROUTE RAILWAY -T0 GEORGIAN BAY Location Maps of Mackenzie and Mann New Line have been Filed.ROAD 340 MILES IN LENGTH From Montreal \u2018to Ottawa the Dis: tance Will Be 115 Miles and from Ottawa to Bay 225.The Canadian Northern Railway Compiny, or, as styled in officlal docuinents, the James Bay Rallway Company, have filled location maps at the Departmeut of Rallways for the proposed line from Montreal to Geor- glan Bay and from Toronto to Ottawa, respectively.The location plans to be deposited later will show In detail the course to be taken and the manner in which entrance will be had into the cities of Montreal and Ottawa.The Ine to Ottawa will be about 225 miles, and that to Montreal some 340 miles long, distance between Montreal and Ottawa being 115 miles.From the point of junction with the rallway to James Bay, a little northeast of Toronto, the line will strike easterly in a fairly straight line through the counties of York, Ontarib, Durham, Northumberland and Hast ings, at a distance north of the Grand Trunk varying from three to twelve miles, until it strikes Lime Lake, in the north-east corner of the township of Tyendinaga.It will] pass close to Tamworth, acrose the Kingston and Pembroke Rullway at Reynold Station, run through Westport, pass a little north o{ Smith's Falls, \u2018and thence follow a north-easterly direction to the Capital.In this run of 225 mlies the railway will go through the townships of Scar.bara, Pickering.Whitby, Darlington, Clarke.Elizabethville, Hamilton, Hal- dimand.Brighton.Murray.Sydney.Thurlow, Tyendinaga, Hungerford, Sheffield, Hinchinbrook, Bedford, North Crosby, North Burgess, Elmsley, Montagne, Marlborougk.Goulburn, Ne- pean and Gloucester.The line from Montreal to the Geor- glan Bay will follow the north shore of the Ottawa River to Grenville, and will cross the riv in the neighborhood of Hawkesbury.keeping along the south shore to Ottawa.Ottawa River will be crossed near Arnprior, and again at Portage du Fort, and the Pembroke Southern half way between tae Grund Trunk line to Parrv Sound and the Canadian Pacific Railway.From here the rallway will run straight aa possible In a northwesterly direction to Key Inlet.op the Geérgian Buy, from ten to twelve inlles south mêghe French River.- The application for spprovyl of ! aps vi heard by Hom Mr.es je, Le jen inst.ARBITRATORS ABE AT WORK.Decision in Ease of \u2018Grand Trunk and Engineers Expected.in Few .Days, \u201c The arguments in the cese of the dispute between the Grand Trunk Rall- ray Sy! ve arid its engineers have all itted to the three arbitrators ol pave been gppohitéd \u2018to adjudicate on the merits of the fight.Mr.Wallace Nesbitt, K.C., of Toronto, appointed by the railway company, Mr.T.H.Morrissey.of Cleveland.Ohio, appointed by the engineers, and Mr.J.J.Wallace, of New York, the third arbitrator selected by the two first named, have left for their respective Homes, where they will go carefully into the evidence submitted, and within A week or ten days will return to Montreal to render their decision in the matter.Grand Trunk officials state that the preliminary meeting of the arbitrators was of a very satisfactory nature, and that no doubts are entertained as to u mutually satisfactory \u2018 decision being recorded.RESTORED STOLEN GOODS.Valuable Bundie of Furs and Silver Left in Police Station.A valuable parcel was found in the about 2.30 o'clock thia morning.Constable Bedard was coming in from his beat when he stumbled over it.He picked the bundle up and carried it into the office of the captain.There it was opetied and was found to eon- tain a seal skin{coat valued at about $260 ahd a set of Stlverware, comprising knives; forks, spoons, butter dish and platters.There were also two fine sets of carvers.These articles the police suppose have been part of recently stolen goods, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 À 25,000 CANADIANS HOMELESS IN \u2019FRISCO.Mr.Harry Hill writes to the Star from San Franciaço, under date of April 2, as follows: \u2018I am glad {o see our Ottawa Gov- emmrent donâtes sb large à sum of money for relief.work.There ars about 25,000 Canzdian® homeless in this unfortunate city\u2019 dt\u2018 present, most of them from the Lower Provinces.\u201d The American Government unfoftun- ately found itself\" ufinble to accept the offer of Canada : - LOW RATES WEST T UGH THE vas mam UE BAY or QUINT 2 DAYLIG aro rooms warm and comfortable, < MONTREAL, TO TORONTO, 8.00; RE- MONTREAL TO HAMILTON, N, $9.78) RE~ TURN, 61600.Meals and stateroom berth.included.MONTREAL - HAMILTON INE \u2014 Steamers leave on Mondays, Weanes- days and Fridays at 0 p NAREAY .-Q UEBKC x \u2014 Dail except Sunday, at 7 pink.v SAGUENAY LINB\u2014From Quebec aTsesdare and Saturdays, at 8.30 2e Clty Ticket Office: ST.JAMES K opposite Pont gig 102549 \u2014 London, 53: Po, ce Nèw! mo SINGERS ESS | er vestibule of the Central Police Station |.°, 4 CARR TELLS À REMARKABLE STORY Declares That 350 Injured.Ware Chloroformed by Doctors and: | Nurses or Shot by Soldiers.| Special to the Montreal Star.Omaha, Neb., May 2.-\u2014According; to the story told by O.K.Carr, a wells known Omaha man who was throuzh the San Francisco earthquake and five; 350 wounded and injured people were chloroformed to prevent them from,b ing burned alive when Mechanics PA villon was vacated.He sald : \u201cI was with the Red Cross \u2018and- sui have my badge.We were in the M chanics Pavilion after the quake, apd when the flre came so close that wi saw the bullding must go all the im tured that it was thought could re?cover were taken away.Those will mangled bodies and broken or burne limbs begged to be shot to escape pe ing burned alive.Three hundred an) fifty in the Pavilion were chloroform by the doctors and nurses or.shat by soldiers.It was done as an act of humanity.\u201d on FCOC000 GO TOS CODED the labor organizations have re- /& sumed work.King Edward has © arrived here on a three day\u201d © visit.© STRIKE SETTLED, Miners at Glace Bay Go Back to Work After a Conference.Special to The Montreal Star.Glace Bay.N.S., May 2.\u2014A confer ence of some hours duration took place to-day at Reserve Mines between Supt.of Mines.Chas.Fergle, manager of Reserve Colliery; James McVey.Grand Secretary P.W.A.: John Moftat and a committee from Unity Lodge P.W.A.and the men returned to work last night.The minor grievances will be adjusted and an effort made to.provide work! places at the \u2018Face\u2019 for all who -h previously been working.there.committee convenor will notify manager regarding conferences on labor subject, and the manager will receive the committees.\\ Dredging Contracts Let.Special to The Montreal Btar.Ottawa, May 2.Contracts fot dredging have been let as foilowst Fessenden, Owen Sound Dredging an Construction Company; Goderieh, W.L Horton, Goderich; Meaford and\u2019 Fronton.pete R.eden, 1 .J.1, Trenton: A.-Powinin, Southampton; Penetans guishene, Owen Sound Dredging and Construction, Company: Point Ed-' ward, Dominjon Dredging and Construction Company, Ottawa, Port Burwell and Port Btanley, Manley Co.Toronto: River Thames and Rondeau, C.B.Boone, Toronto; Part Arthur, Messrs, R.Weddell, M.McAuliffe, N.J.Poupore and Randolph MacDonald; Fort William, Mission and Kaministi- quia Rlvers,Great Lakes Dredging Co.Limited.de (e) oP ® @ ® ALL QUIET AT PARIS.el @ ® Paris, May 2\u2014The city has re-.(& @ sumed its usual appearance.The a ® milttary and police patrols have.® teen withdrawn and most of © any oii 2 POISONING HUSBAND Alleged Paramour, William O'Connor, is also Placed .\u201c \u2018Under Arrest.BROCKVILLE STIRRED UP : .Woman Was the Wife of Henry Allen, \u201cWhose Death Was Suspiclous\u2014 \u2018SHe Was a Scotch Immigrant.= \u2019 Special to The Montreal Btar.Brockville, May 2.\u2014The little village of Lansdowne, a few siutions west of Brockville on the Grand Trunk Railway, i= in a ferment of excitement over what appears on the surface as a murder sensation.\" There has been a current rumor for some time that tbe late Henry Allen, a comparatively young farmer, residing about a quarter of a mile from Lans- downe, who died about five months ago, came to his death by foul play.and on Sunday it reached a climax, when a party lodged Information before H.C.Mul.vaugh, J.P.to that effect.The county crown attorney was at once notified, and the coroner, Dr.J.M.Shaw, acting under instructions, had the body exhumed and the viscera removed for an analytic examination.The information sworn to against Mrs.Allen, wife vf the decensed, was that the complainant had just cause and reason to suspect that within the period of five months Mr.Allen came to his death by poidon uñlawfully administered by his wife.There was also information swom to against one Wiltam O'Connor, Implicating him in a similar manner.Constable Plunkett, of Rockport, arrested O'Connor and brought him to Lansdowne.Later on Mrs.Allen was taken into custody, and no lockup being in the village, both prisaners were kept at the Stewart House in charge of constables.Coroner Shaw then took the preliminary steps in the matter of holding an Inquest and empanelled a jury, which was informed of the action of the crown In having the body exhumed.They instructed \u2018By.Shaw to proceed to Toranto with the viscera to have an analysis of its rontents made by the provincial auth- oritles.apd an adjournment was made to await\u2019 results, no evidence being taken In \u2018the event of any suspicious finding, the prisoners will be brought before thé coroner's ey and the Investigation with Allen was a hard- working farmer, wha ceme to Leeds County trom the Old Coun try ut fifteen years ago.He was employed on the farm ) Le end there mot his wife M vious and up to the time of Allen's death he was employed on the famm.and his alleged relutions with the female prisoner are sthought, to account for his arvest.O'Connor is the son of a farmer Hving in Exott Township.Both village 1s agog awaiting developments.The decensed suffered from a lnger- Uiness for a year ar more prior to Removal Notice i death, and his case wis diagnosed as an ailment of the stomach.18-20 DUPRE ST.- - HEALTH Cheap PALE a reliable maker; cotton.and every genuine ,- THE CASTLE BLEND TEA NEW PREMISES PHONE Main 2994, Are dangerous unless they bear the guarantee of from filthy old rags, not even cleaned.THE IDEAL BED DING CO., Limited.make 3 grades of Cheap Mattresses, that are guaranteed to be filled\u2019 with clean, new sanitary wood fibre, and new carded For their protection copyrighted the term \"HEALTH\" \u201cHealth\u201d Mattress has a red cross label sewn Into corner band.They are Comfortable, Durable ang Sightly.SOLD BY RELIABLE FURNITURE DEALERS.co.120-126 ST.MAURICE ST.Off 374 Notre Dame JVest 104 4 Mattresses usually filled with flock made and yours, they have for these mattresses, is felt In railway } who'bad been adopted did Copeland q family.After their martiaæd, some eigh yedfs since, the es ti, Cope-| Le mat They bad x avn ob any di .A re ! nor.the aleged: Lot Mite., is an unmarried of her age, about 32 years.For years prisoners take their arreet coolly, Pand the | MAY DEMORALIZE IMMIGRANT RATES | \u2014 Grand Trunk\u2019s Differential War with Other Railways Makes Itself Feit, Special to the Montreal! Star.New York, May 3.\u2014.h concern ger circles over the outcome of the conference of the Central Passenger Ass be held in the middle of May.charged that the Erie, among others, has been paying commissionse to steamship agents as à means of sec- retely nullifying the differentials that the Grand Trunk has demanded.The latter has retaliated and is supposed to be paying commissions and the Wabash has, it is charged, followed sult, If the main question of the Grand Trunk differentials\u2019 cannot be settled, it seems probable that general demoralization In westbound immigrant yates and perhaps in other directions wil Iresult.COLONY IS NOT ALARMED.Newfoundland Believes it Did Right In Fining United States Fishermen.Special to the Montreal Star.St.John, Nfid.\u2026.May 2.\u2014Colonial authorities claim-they are not concern :d over the Washington report that the state department is protesting to the British Cabinet against the recent action of the colony in fining American fishing vessels for alleged breaches of colonial fisheries regulations in coast line.Where Americans enjoy fishery rights der the treaty of 1818 the Colonial officials contend Americans are subject to regulations wherever thoy are not inconsistent with rights conferred by the treaty and hold that all restrictions which bind colonists are equally binding on Americans, because their right is only that of fishing in common with British subjects.No Universal Penny Postage.Canadian Associated Press.London, May 2.\u2014The Postal Union conference at Rome, has rejected the proposal for a universal penny postages, .+ \u2018Frs page { BTAOIN ÉTAOIN bm \u201c7 A LONG FELT WANT.'AIRD\u2019S BREAD poy Ke p es F rel LS TY) PIE 55 _\u2014 IN @- YOUNG MEN'S SUITS $7.50, go 00, $10.50, $12.00 and $13.50.These Suite are for g men from Most young men at these ages have a strong desire for stylish appearance and good quality in their clothes and at reasonably low prices to suit: their incomes.For these reasons it is well for them to trade here.Our prices are \u2018he lowest.Most stares are ning © to quote such low prices oa, the samme quality of goods, but we 1 more Sults to young men than most wtores.We aré\u2019able to buy closer, and we can sell with preller profits le ne in stylish Spring Hats, Gloves, Necicwear, Shirts, Un , Ot.New Spring Overcoats Young Men's ghort | Box made of tpoord t ent dark cloth; special at 31.50, $9 and $1@60.Young Men's Raincoats, - \u2018In fawns, Oxford grays and fancy striped covert cloth; > Rin or shine; spe- ».$1060, $12 and Ses Our Young Men's Clothing.» olal cu 7 re Cv $18.50, Corser CRAIG AND BLEURY STS., and 401 WEST ST.CATHERINE STREET, Montreal.Cn We've Emphasized Shirts So much and so often it seems almost impossible that any man shouldn\u2019t know about ds.ists, and have the biggest and best: shirt stock in Styles are all mew, qualities are.all good, and every value is exceptional.trade is always on the: increase.- We're shirt special- That's why our 277 St: shirt, : Ja, oe Ww.¥ reat, Vy.Oatherine: Street, Ey.IRVING CIGAR LL \u2014\u2014 \u201cGET THE HABIT * SMOKE #1025 1000000 AND SAVE THE BANDS J.HIRSCH .SONS & CO.MAKERS.MONTREAL GENUINE GRORGES CODFISH ABSOLUTELY BONELESS Sold by Leading Grocers.Refuse Substitutes.oe | THE ATLANTIC FISH COMPANIES,\u201d Limited.A.H.BRITTAIN & CO., Selling Agents, - - - MONTREAL.Smart Summer Vests.Is your wardrobe complete without at least \u2019 one washable vest ?They are both dressy and comfortable-at least ours are, You should see them.The most stylish fabrics, the most exquisite patterns we could find, and we were looking especially for just such vests, Everyone is tailor made and perfect Sriog.\u2018The colors are warrauted fast.\u201d Single bremted, $1.50, $175.4200, A $2.50, up to $5.00 each.\u201cSlims\u201d and \u201c Stouts'\u201d as well as regular sizes THE HANNAN STORE, \u2014- 213-213 St James Strest.CAMPBELL'S NEW STORE.\u2018Our Old Customers and New Ones will find us at 228 St.James \u2018Opposite Henderson's.they are well huge and fit for the most | Be sure to see the interesting exhibit.showing the process of manufacturing Shredded Wheat and Triscuit now going on at the store of W.H.Scroggie Co., 11d ST.CATHERINE STREET, Actual demonstration by machinery.of the shredding and baking of Shredded Wheat Biscuit'in\u2019 the grocery department, Also\u2019 baking of \u2018Tiscuit' by electricity.La + Freshly Made Samples Served Free AS to Everyone An.actual demonstration of how.ie pres food.in the worft is made.Open all this weok.Ld THE MONTREAL DAILY ST CROWN PRINCE RAN IN WITH SHERRING a pm along Am ?> -_\u2014\u2014\u2014 Vv \u2019 ne ad Fencing Championshipe, himself a fencer of pote.A CHAMPION FENCER The picture in, the centre.ot the ones publiahed to-day |s that of Dr.Chigramonte, an Italian \"Doctor-ot-Lai, and Secretary to the Consui-Gemersi of Italy, who shopid also be à Dontorsof- which were \u2018held here recently, and at which he Wha the championship, he certainly proved Lacrosse e à a Jon \u201cpr To the left of him la Mr.Dai Lewis, the Superintendent of Montreal's first and succeseful Automobile how, nces: for at the \u2019 nga \"er x Canadian Amateur \u2014WEDNESDAY.MAY 2\" 1006 _ restling .[WAGNER'S ABSENCE MADE THE * of ROYALS LOSE Red Rash, Eczema, in fact any skin disease, disfigures the complexion because the bowels are: constipated\u2014or because the, kidneys do not rid the system of waste\u2014or because the skin itself = t and to the right Leroy, the baseball player, who will probably be again \u2018with Montreal.] Ë .; came across the divide was the Maple ' qe Special to The Montreal Star.is unhealthy.¢ Gloriqus Victory For Canadian Leut of Canada.ven 1 [ 1 mmm \u2014.Baltimore, ad Mas! HA ston.It Seems to Have Played Cr A salves aud souns are 5 : aint hope sprang up when less \u2018 : ishing even to close students of the |\u2019 i : © § Runner-Eighty-three Men than three yards back of him came an- : game what a difference ln.piss Just Havoc With the Team uscless.Because the trouble is : .SC \u2018 other tolling figure.But that was the 1 one man's absence can make in a that PI d so Well i with the blood.5 in.Race\u2014Over 200,000 |Bwede.Then thero was a long walt.team.One man caused a reversal of a aye ell mn Owing to defective action of bowels 5 « - ' and by the time another figure had I form yesterday on both sides.It \\ kidneys or skin, the blood becomes { Look On crossed the sky-line the race was aver | made Montreaj lose and it made Bal- Jersey.laden with impurities.It is these impure 5 ; tnt and done.Sherring loped down the ; timore win.Montreal's man was Wag- aies \u2014 d ted by the blood \u2014 + : decline and dashéd round the Stadlum C ner, who developed such a cold on}: = boi, ; loa, a infu! dis ) : to the finish.He was In goed condi.Monday night that he had to be in |.Poole pitched an excellent game for Pro- Deke boils, pimples, and paintal, The latest despatches from Athens tion, desplte the fact that for the last ; bed yesterday, and Manager Bannon | vidence.Attendance, 1.462.figuring skin diseases.It is because \u20ac say: 8herring, when well ahead, drop- few miles on the road he had been al- had to shift about his line-up constd- |, ° \u2018 ; R.H.E.the trouble is with the bowels, kidneys ~ fe ped into & walk, and continually looked | 105! exhausted with futigue.The erably.Wiedensaul moved down to videnos 990032000 4 0 8 or skin, that FRUIT-A-TIVES cure 4 back t d ' : approach of the finish heartened him second base, and up in the batting {ald .5; and Barton: Ki 3 these diseases .oe towards his opponents.As soon |up, and he felt the vigor that belongs order.Heulsmun switched to left field sin and MoManus + Kis at 3s he saw them drawing up, he broke to the winner.The Scandinavian ran .with G.Bannon promoted to third base, wor ea pret \u201c into 'w run again.All sorts of gifts WO! but waa not\u2019 the equal of the He while Catcher J.Connors had to go to BASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.Ck were.showered upan Sherri includ- Canadian.Frank labored home, spent right fleld when he hadn't a fielding : er - y 3 4 : \u2019 ng, Inclu but game, in third place, and the.Unit- chance, affording Lattimer the oppor- .Won.Lost.cent : \\ ing a young lamb.ed States had at least one place in the tunity to display rather poor catching Montreal eve.2 2 500 ea \u201cPFaurr Livgn Tauuere \u201d Co .\u2014 un.; : ability.Tt wasn't so much that the sre oes : .; Special to thy Montreal Star.To crown the games, the athletes ol men fielded thelr positions badly, but Providence \u2026 3 : 509 act directly on the eliminating organs\u2014 » Hatnilton, Ont, May 2.\u2014WIll Sher- |the Red, White and Blue took thres thelr team work, especially at the bat, Newark IEEE 3 2 oe correct their irregularities\u2014strengthen 2 ring,: the runner, who yesterday won more firsta.Paul Pligrim, of the New was broken up.To make matters Roobpater Tree 2 3 0 them \u2014and thus cleartheskin and make ; the Great Marathon race at Athens, Is York A.C.showed that he was one of worse, Pappalau had-no terror for the | pajtimere.2 3 409 the complexion clear and soft.x n native o£ Hamilton, a has lived the best men on the team by defeat- j | Oriole batsmen, while Burchill had the Jersey City .à 3 \u201c500 1f you have any skin trouble\u2014or any = Mere all his Ufe.He will be 2% years IN& not only Lieut.Halswell in the 600 Montreal stick artists in the hollow of \u2014_\u2014 fault with constipation, liver trouble, : .jof age on Septeïnber 19 next, and Was Metres, but the great Lightbody as his hand at all times.Montreal made} Newark, May 2, \u2014Home runs by Jones, biliousness, headaches, indigestion, ; been running about ten years He is Well four hits, but two of them clean, and Foster and McAuley ih differen: innings rheumatism\u2014cure yourself with Frui ; ® small sized man, both short and wor bert Leavitt, of po llifams College, : > but one run, arbre the Orloles tallled Yewteyésy \u20ac Ned the Newarks to defeat a-tives.They are made et fruit juices + ; lim, -5 feet- 7 inches in het a e metres hurdie final, with ) .\u2014 | PR .en runs and w they -pleasé .ER > ses each and tonics\u2014and never fail to cute - à > eight 814 Friend, of the University of Chicago.Mr.Dal Lewis, Supérintendent of \u2018| Leroy, who will be with the Montreal's ciest und ealy sign oF waa tine When the lattes two were mt Hu.| 0c.8 box or 6 boxes for $2.50.2 pA ; à total of 7b 1-2 points; England, count- highly sensational way with one hand, Iman.FRUIT-A-TIVRS < Pa ee ESS line rcané, séuani,\u201cAtatis\u201d ni BANNON TELLS STAR HE WILL NOT PAY THE FINE.[beth tevin way alii vend, cens'asd ts Lise i mile on Christ Day, that year, C&nada, had 36; Sweden, 36; Greece, .a bunt In front\u2019 of the plate: which American League Games.! 1 he was third in a field of 16, That #1 a: Fen.135 Austria, 12; Ger- SA Buyers lost, and both runners\" wears, © At'Cipveland RHE OTTAWA.~X | 3 ; many, 2-3; and, 6: , 1-3; .; ; i i i safe bef, Burchil 1 ~ \u2019 co ! in the Toad ed ror Sppearailce Italy, s, and Belgium, 1.|Is Confident, Notwithstanding Yesterday's Loss, That His Team Will be All Right During safe before Burel ne to eaten open?Cleveland 1800000001\" 4\" 1 re : on ANOTHER REPORT ; : i tt ÿ i non napping at second, Burchill threw i Tl: Bemis; - : \\ on Thanked Hire Day and ws hire: Athens, May trot the Season\u2014Thinks the Umpire Was Wrong jn Giving Away the Game and is ae but Kotley » throw in caught and Épencer MDires, Connor.and 3 ! 4 Day, > Maratho ; .\u2018 nnon al rd.Hartman reached O'Loughlin.~ ; Bo ene ing Baars, 4 nutes Ad | rata.ahadow eas Confident Eastern League Directors Will Stand By Him.second on the play and mcored When! At New Tork\u2014 | RAL] 3 i the Y: M.A.§-mile race, and won féver of impatience until the result : .Vornings let Pappalau's drive go be- Boston : foo02122x 8 » 3) L2226-2233 St Cat $ | ; acverai mile and half-mile events.He | vas known.Al Shops were closed and dc white with navy blue trimmings but Tween his legs.Montreal had chances Nation Gibson and.Graham Hess | ; \u2018 Se, \u2019 aneg a onnors.3 , pe : J ; \u2018 ; again tried for the Herald Cup that PUSiness was completely suspended.(By Jimmy Bannon.playing m er Pere of Joyce Rapp an named are they are not ready yet.: chill was beret inal inning.for Bur- and Klelnow.Umpires, Evana and Hurst, 4 } Year, but was only Lop, a aren Ita suburbs and the villages in the vi- Special to the Montreal Star.doing well and I expect to Fer hon den at ain 1 song to do about real batters would often get to second Walninetn PPS 50 100000\u2014 2 7 5 : race vinity, altogether some 150,000 per- Baltimore, May 2\u2014\"I am entirely Pack go work by the time Newark aily that I have been fined, yet, and 0%; Once before any one was out, Philadelphia .24117001x-16 19 © « : ! fum and spread along the Marathon satisfied although we : 088- country alo, N : es rectors of the East- i NS he a nes fat atin a road and the surrounding hills, form- through a sudden change in our team.man, as I see they need « short stop.De ee the di of Montreal runner to be caught nap- and Powers.Umpire, Sheridan.ing 8 tumultuous swaying human 1 suppose you know that et Clancy et w dy to play.Which- ping, which interfered sadly with \u2018 | vw.Serring from Hamilton, Canada, was i hia tiv mbers of the Rockaway Hunt babi the fastest had beaten the Jockey Club in its Hartman and Massey, Hartman.and G.ceedings.For t e ho th ; , ranberg.of final spurt.Whenever he saw 8 ve me H Graclosity, is probably .they ba e x Tn ra, Mame.0 urs the ring en re a eT | So va ne Fr, 7 He, SoD ore to prevent their ovalning tn ELSES TIS ILS | 00 Een omit Boe.Jum: ! .running, and in 3 ner em Ja aster an 5 \u2026.] early enoug! hy Pappalau, 2; left on base Balt.; N .a {hind the Canadian, and Wiliam G.20 out.except Svamberg and Frank, organization's rages 1 worked a halfi mile trial at tha formation at the tracks > jockeys 2: Montreal, 7: first base on errors ny Very few horses In the saddle class weighing 112 pounds when in running condition.His first race of any im- \u201cportance was run at the Barton Fair An 1897, when he was one of 32 entries \u2018cup candidate, and took the 5-mile race at Barton Fair.In the 6-mile ifive starters.He next won the Herald States.that thelr entrants failed to carry off the highest honors.The iMarathon race fell to a Canadian, for Frank.of the Irish-American Athletic iClub, who was third, was fully a half mile hehind these two.The time! was unplaced.Leavitt beat the Englishman Healy a yard.America won the championship with The whole population of Athens and sons, filled and overflowed the Stad- Frank.When he found himself well ahead, Sherring dropped into a walk, giving himself great reserve for the who always were a good distance behind.Sherring joked and laughted Montreal's.auto Show.Dr.Chiaramonte.Royale again.Montreal Baseball team.) lost to-day They were no fluke victories at Jersey feached.When that happens I may be able to let Baltimore have Hart- and Farley, the two pitchers, go In when ! am, I won't pay it.pending New York, May 2\u2014Several specula- Hem on Saturday.The \"wealthy clubmen bet $1,800 on Mrs.Elois Kernochan's hunter Cresset that they Had backed down New York, May 2\u2014De Mund.a chestnut colt, two years old.by Goldfinch- Gravesend track in 0.48 seconds last.unday.This i8 at the rate nf 1.82 to the mile\u2014about three seconds fasted New York, May 2.\u2014Poolroom men were jubilant last night, declaring that | ta be of commercial value.and odds for the second race at Ja- malca were duly posted in thé pool- life it showed at.the \u2018bat, came in the fifth, when G.Bannoh opened with a drive, which Hatleld -Btopped fn a but there they were left.Twice, too, some sleepy work on bases allowed a chances to win.On the wholé, the ensaul,.Hatfield; three-base .bit, Kelley: sacrifice hits, Burchell, Byers: stalen bases, Kelley; double plays, Weldensaul, timore, 3.Time, 1.50.Umpire, Moran.Attendance, 1,159.530201080\u20149 9 2 001002010 4 10 3 Newark .\" Roghester .Hattetics \u2014 Festerfer and McAuley; Batteries \u2014 Hughes, Smith, Sudhotf, Kittredge and Wakefleld: Blank, Bartley AMBRICAN LEAGUE STANDING.Won.Lost.P.Rchooling for the Horse Show com- | menced.Dr.McEachran, chairman of the show cette directing the pro- h were there, but the jumpe in good form.jumpers showed up e horses were lined up in the Sent on receipt of price if your druggist does not handle them, \u201cNew Clubs for 1906.\u201d À barrier on each side the entire length road race in 1899 in 1 hour and 53 1-2 of the course, behind th tary City, but the result of good, fast play.New York.My others are better.and ever way-the umpire decided, the third Montreal C.minutes, establishing a mew record for cordon ning the eh e mill My pitching staff is tn first rate trim, now my team is fixed as long as il [man was out and my batter was ready yesterday atternomn dpiotalty, different Philadelphia 9 5 643 a the distance.In the following year he The competitors spent the night as nittt and fielding keeps tha present clip up.We will get jo take his place at the bat.ast dént aggregation that had first de.CPESSO 2.2.2 2e 7 \u2018 538 ; ran second in the Marathon race at the guests of Foreign Minister TY Players are ne into our new uniforms to-day for the Besides 1 shall \u2018hang my prot \u201con fegted Jersey City three rs Bal.Cleveland .6 6 .500 - Boston, \u2018his time being 2 hours, 41 Skouse, at the Marathon.Classified well, and thelr base running is about first time.A combination of dark, the {legality of an umpire puttin ta timore's ons man wuts vor nes.- rashington.\u2026.ae.7 7 .50y .: 3 minutes and 31 seconds.In the same by nationality, the runners consisted as good as any 1 have seen in their| payy blue and dark maroon that the player out of the game an allowing way.The poor showing rade other Det cee 7 7 500 .: year at Millon he established a new of 28 Greeks, 7 Britons, including Can- any.I couldn't suggest a change boys are well pleased with.We have him to return.JAMES BANNON.Buffalo had been due In brent oss 1 oe À 7 462 ; ky Canadian record for ten miles, his time adians and Australians, flve Ameri- ppd ot we are doing.sll this without' got buttoned up sweaters coming, NOX: to the work of Hanmifin at oh ure Boston 8 sr ree ee \u20ac ; toe } vb 3 i being 58 minutes and 20 seconds, and cans, three Germans, swe Frenchmen, end vy - - 50 Manager Jennings determined.tn ee or s We are sciling agents for Mont Ri : t Galt-later in the sesson he won a 0 Italians, three Swiss, one Bel- À ; .out rece n 58.05.In the 10-mile Elan, one Dane, and two Egyptiana.+ + + + + + + ++ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ++ + ++ + + + + + + + + + + + + t pet pack hte the game\u2019 himself yes- National League Games real for on summ The favorites -were Petri, Italy, Bon-| +++ + +++ +¢ Re 0° Y acte se worked beauti-| At Boston\u2014 R.H.E.Jace st the Hamon nr Sarnival heure, French, and Coutoulakl.Grec, + - ; ÿ : Sr a ho Baltimore, @&nd the first New York .000020320\u20147 13 3 SPALDING GOLD MEDAL CLUBS.= n ran ol = 3 : : , ; Bly & game of th Bost .202 ; .8 ; derson, -but a few weeks later he went the British vinrent Aso pe * THE HISTORIC VALUE OF WORLD'S MOST CELEBRATED + Baltimore standpoint > oon from a Raiterjos _ Toylor ae pont han SPALDING CRESCENT CLUBS.: À dnto and \u201cwon the round-the-bay race arous riers.| + 5 CAN \u2018 > * Manager Bannon hopes t and Marehall; Young and Needham.Um- GENUINE MAGREGOR CLUBS.E © in 1 hour, bl minutes and 57 seconds.|'setre apart eunetly nù three drole + FOOT RACE WON BY THE CANADIAN SHERRING © |, 25, able to play To-day.and fi ie res, Emalle nd Cones.||} DAYroN æDaRmons cine : { Largely.through the instrumen y o |.Ral ; .NT Ce Mma ct p e t uis\u2014 r \u2018 .} Mr Thomas Wall, of Montreal, the 6 de Lond, che ther : The idea of the Marathon Face, won by Sherring, the Canadian boy from Hamilton, came from the : will be \u201cthe Dati \"8 snd Connors cute -023000000\u2014-5 6 0 We carry an immense stock of ' Canadjan manager of the Spaldings, |shade.A mounted officer, riding in| | i ich the Greeks and the Persians battled ip the small city of Marathon.W \u201cof Athens, + ° i >: -000000001\u2014 1 1 4 all models of above well-known BP.ui.y Sherring was selected to represent |front with a chronometer, acted ae * fight Marathon Ts a viflage on the east coast of ancient Attica, twenty.tae miles dates of the - Persian + BALTIMORE.and Gragy TUmphes Carpas Ta finesse: election in Carade New IN Canada in the Marathon\u2019 raee at the |{imokeeper.Hundreds of vehicles of | name of Marathon ie gloribusly mémorable as the scens\u201d * ores A ttife of thé + AB R.HPO.A.E.|Klem.\u2019 : enter am fest relestion in Canada New To } IWorld's F in Bt.Louis.He was in aJl kinds* foilowed the fortunes of the + Greece.of Daron by the Greeks under Miltindgs- (490 B.C.),.and.known 23 one of arias to Athens; + Qian 12.32 2° 7° 0 à At Cincinnati patterns for 1906 are now on ce ' wplendid condition then, and\u2019 purposed contestants outside the cordon held- ld.No sooner had the victory been won than a messenger was despa Fa are in Athens, and +: Kelley Spore : #4 1 3 1 0 0/Cncinnati .00112 400x_8 15 3 wet making a worla W'reoôrd If powstble for ing the course.$ Ennounei the victory.The messenger ran the entire distance from Mai stfian ss placed to his homer onvé Hunter 36.4 yj 3) OfPitwsburg 1001000103 5 s/K 26 miles.Just before the race he er The race started at a _hot pace.At ; after making the.announcement, \u201cVictory is ours,\u201d dropped dead.A monument Wis @ .+ |Mullen 2%.41 : £ 0 1 Batteries\u201d Druhot > and Livingston: CATALOGUE D17 MAILED FREE.* hurt in a street car accident in Si.|the tenth kilometre, W.K.Frank, : CO, BE .Ly Lo \" .; ; op Le a 0 3 .ver and Peltz.Umpire, John- * \u2018 \\Louis abä coulé not start.year American.was leading followed by the| + the sed ax WHEEL.1 cece ih 1896, an event from Marathbr?À Athens wiis established in honof %.] = 50 4 9 1) 30 2 Ofatone ;\u2018 (he entered for the Merad race AR Kas mener AL the Bl 3 re Journey, and was won by a Grecian maftonrrier named Lous ~AfteF tht simile) fold, 3.003 2 33 bo Pree tatoos \u2014 = = | i \u2018but was in another accident, getting a kilometre Frank was atill ahead, but| + of the os America \"under the auspices of the Knickerbooker A, C.of Noiv< y 1e hav 2e hell, p.C3 07d 8 59 Pradelp .3221000318 n 1 on .FT : [hand hot on the Grand Trunk Rall oy and slowly oreoping.an A ; er et Athletic \"Association took it up as an Snriual évant.#032 .Cone 4 Totals 32 1014 27 15 4 Batteries \u2014 Lough and Dooin: Fuson so 1S © ® ; |Wway, whers hé ls'employed.This year © - ° = : .\u201c, Eu ' y Tanase = 10 14 27 15 4 land Bergen.Umpire, O Day.! y | \\Be weht lo Athens, wearing the colors the Fb Wilometre which wes reached) + à Ptr t+ 4+ rt tH EEETRINI Abbr ttt tbs | MONTREAL, ~~ pre.Obey °° >| > 4 of the St Patricks Athletic Club of Rt 410 p.m., Blake was leading grand-| 4 4 + 4+ $+ ++ 4 + + ç eee \u2014 .yan : \u2019 .NATIONAL LEAGUE BTANDING.= \u2019 Hamilton.whléb cfüb Jack Caffery IV.running a magnificent race, follow- + _S CL he AB.R.HPO.A E.Per \u20ac am 7.\u201cTY od by Frank and Sherring.The lat , J.Bannon, cf.3 0 0 1 3 à Won.Lost.cent u O0 00 S @ wiso ran fér when he made the world's .LC Weia N 3 ° \u2019 : LE CR ee ten who was now beginning to show ¢ldensaul, 2b .3 060 1 4 8 1 ew York .2 3 818 in record [n thé Maration race at Boston.himself in his true colors, was slow vif Jd Connor, rt.4 0 TI 0 6 0 lcago .\u2026.10 6 625 ° * \u2018The dity to-day Is flying flags on the fainig on his opponent.At the 2t = IUMITNIU NUE [Bussman 107.00 « 0 1 2 a o| Pittsburg.Ls 6 \u201c600 ; {muni¢ipal bulldliigs, fire halls, etc, IN kilometre uphill work was going on.w , | : CER ES SAN Te LID ae Ll 2 0 0 4 2 o]Philadelphia .à 8 {529 a /honon, of Sherripg apd the Si Pa- Reginning the last ten kilometres of |.; .Latimer, e.3 0 9 4 2 {Boston .7 \u2019 +432 \u201ctricks Club has already announced & the race.Frank was still leading, but - o Bannon, 3b sue 1 01-20 1 DIR Louis .6 8 \u201c2 monster Téteption upon his retwdn.gyvicugy pumped and distressed; 1 x ; Pappalau pt 3 à 444 20% ont : 708 380 \u2018 Sherring wen; to hoe pue pile Sherring Was second, and Blake third.\u2018 pp 8 OI 3 » mo.see 1 48 269 = his own expense, althou two DUDLC \u201cThey time at this point was 4.40 : Totals .32 oe = al lfm ee Concerts were given to assist In pay- o'clock.Sherring was running magin- rer Nr k Police Tryl to Ascertain How Séore by innings \u2014 1 \u2018( 6 24 16 4 HORSE SHOW SCHOOLING.ing his passage.ficently, but Daly had stopped to rest.4 Two-Year Colt, Timed by Forty Track Police Trying Baltimore .064%20132x 10 .\\ STORIES OF THE RACE.Petrie had dropped out on account of Members of Rockaway Hunt Slippe Watches, Ran Half Mite in 48 Information Was Obtained\u2014Re- Montreal .00D100000\u20141| The Arena je a Busy Place Just ; It was a source of great disappoint.Stomach trouble.Him Their Money and He Slipped : sults Late Coming in SUMMARY.Now.; ; letes from the United Sherring now speedily took the lead.Seconds.; ment ty the atfrietes followed by Bvamberg, Swede, and Away.Two-base hits, O'Hara, Mullen, Weia- Last evening, at the Arena, the i\u201d ; with his Greek attendant and return- D - ; T4 hours, 51 minutes.ed the salutes of the cheering crowds, from 2 to 1.to 3 to 5 at post call.Il'#.| jime than Salvator made In his famous |rôoms yesterday.This had not oceur- Toronto, May à \u2014 Jersey City made an \"âme order as they will be at show 4 the ™0) \"cannon shot anounced the.arrival 8 tale for all but the \u201cbookie.e against time over, the straight {red previously since early in the Aque- excellent beginning yesterday against To- time.eich one jumping tn its turn.\u2018 Svamberg followed seven minutes irely ta 4 Ide, a togett - their dttention was directed entirely - No other horse has ever shown Im connec- {apniaime wiih hat of honed thelr behind the inner.ona Frank came the crowd of spelety peopth Whbd.were ; either public or private such great ae Brean, ade oe and 2 dwt, sre, vo eibercole; rind.D iWaited to give the warning note.Then yp.© minutes later, both done scattered.around thi grounds Ano us speed.Old tralners, xo who have} gurnished the Information to rooms, and ; 35 seconds.+ 7 Cypihot.©, Invictus Shoe Store, ; the cries stopped at once and the] The King and Queen both congratu- en knows.The detectives had Patched A in that A race for other racihg bureaus.How It was ob- .: \u2018 _ In the water polo competition be- : raot : om was absolutely Ment.A shud.lated Sherring in the kindii est man- every effort to locate hm st wrth .ears, a a eae Yat L © cop a4 tained none would reves! if any knew.|-.tyreen the Montreal and urentian 249 St.James Street.- ntal 0 reath seemed to ner.ti but they were fruit- |; reca : Until last evening the fact that thal.: \u2018 : » the former won by 5 goals to |! + = catch all the spectators, and there was Bvamberg's ti railroad stations, uw ney - bait mile was run Bo fast.Geraldine, pool-rooms were again getting Joc- ; - % 2.rer nv ® sort of hum of disappointment that minutes 20° second.ny Retours 88 lesa.rack ©lat BE one time the gréatest sprinter In| da betting ink NA ; [ The téams :\u2014 EN 9 , Neck \u2018Club eys an ng inttims.to make bet.\u2019 > = jewept across the crowd.The leader 8 hours and 6 seconde d Frank's was a to Tava pet five hundt>4 UE Mo Pak of le down he ting possible was pot Koon to those- PIMPLES Many sn sthorvwien Àfontreal.Laurentian.a BROKEN Down SYSTEM.§ Ca wa Dot fs iraek.Acromn the benpattor.Man, CYcItaE race of 80 kilometres to dollars on Cresset's chances.| her performance was not às wondèrful| M2, \"or, 8 the Jamsfon'frack.The \"BLOTCHES Lonuitfe] au 4 endly aratiton.Dofonce.Zimmere es Cm me Thi lo bem ir Be + \u2018 ; «t man who arathon and back brought à eeieeare | LT %a that of De Mund.p \u201cot It fate in the EA ° a : 0.cea man ! dh tnt the * : : finish, , Vast winning ° by two a 3 Call #Roysis\u201d\u2019 Poa-Soupers.ewton Hennlogton, who owns De,| 2: 80cording to réports, énd went po | marred by wnsesmly tron sie Defence.Moore Ÿo matter what may bite causes (for sre ale yards ERUFTIO Gathercole Forward | | ffom Bardonneau , - ; Mund, was offered .$20,000 for the young.| 127 In thelr immedtite invebtigation as NS Biotches Fimpies, SR 8rd.8mythe mest namberless),its symptomes sremuch .SPRING SUTTINGS.\"The Greek : A Jersey paper says: Ce of .{ bs young- 4, tentatively establish the leak.That : Fish worms ow .Forward.Cypthot more prominent being sleeplessness, sense ol have un exclusive assortment of every- test ph on oe discus throwing con- After the clever win on -Baturday, stor ater a avo multi-mll-, thé Information came from a leak\u2019 FLESHWORMS Eyr2ces and vatte Smith ire \u201cor Forward.Addison hd Tah prompt Kyi , ng su r fine ordered tailoring.W e Finia ; \u201c : , wo jres, , 8 .- EI : .\u2019 mpires\u2014W, and ut of energy the rec FA Walsh.Merchant Tallor, voa \u201cRots vineau.nder, Jer Toronto loat the Sunday same» No Thomas.De om refiiqert th of- vider the pyplaes Pad pres :HUMORS ua péber\u201cbieod di Friel.Referee Chria, æ Goïden Hl Te ad witedety ied ! \u201c em ; sod 1, rame AS .fers, an He would not take less > 8 obtain ; a .: cases , TT ee Tn, ri aly 4% than $30,000 for him.{t Is probable that] thé Information the: descriptish of the| Thetr prvmence ia 6 Sotroe of embarrass.VITAL STRENGTH & ENERGY co Lacrosse Row In Tpronto.soupers take thelr place at the top of DO Mund will-beusold.to-day.= | running Ar tee?TOI Ave bem ment to fhosd affiotèd, ss well ss puis and ACCUSTOMED TO CHANGES.bosom et or eb a opnet Toranto, Ont.2 \u2014 - } = \u2018 ve LPT :- r friends.\u2014 certainly secured course bie , mises to pe ptite A ; here pros the league.me | , The first meeting af the St.Patrick's JorkayaDe Practicy for thie names of He nA ok sad brow\u2014catt fn the Modern System Has Revolutionized the braved Tiereiving teal\u201d © one i 0% war here because the Tecumsehs have ir w \u201che hE to tele- eputy\u2014bavs besa sadly Tailoring Trade : been at ë Friday, May.4 at 8 p.m.sharp, at 12] Phoned from the nd \u2018stand betting Fair ; veness ; .H R i bei bt work Aa rocured Baty Sama ria S LS d Desrivieres for election of officers.| ring to a booth behind the ea ses } {i 40d If a merchant tailor could get a jour- q E AP IC INNS; , on behalf of the Torontos fnat thace a toppe , Intending members are invited to at-| Thé man who takes ft thers immedi.\u2019 Why , consent ifn wander this NeYman tailor who could dupticate the Prolite 1» wl the wie a Lo was an understanding that the Tec H tend.A ; 8tely reads it off through 8 \u2018megaphone aloud of 4 workmanship In a * Semi-Ready\"\u201d health he resto sehs would leave certain pioode une is Drinking : makers Gos brsianners for the book- There is an effectual remedy for all these OVercoat, he would gladly that man THE EXPIRING LAMP OF LIFE} Î {his they deny.When asked about| À London Lady co her husband |* \u2018A futelv \u2018 ; makers doing busiñess in the field stand dofoots; ft is, .$30 or $40 a week M system LIGHTED UP AFRESH, co » 0 trouble this morning, President .vi or - Absolutely accurate dispens- ring.Any one within seventy-five feet t in talloring as exemplified in the and a now existence imparted in place ef what .-.Munro said tbe Tecumsehs had Kent permancatly the drink habit |.is the only kind I it ot this megaphone, tan get all the in- BURDOCK Semi-Ready tallor shops has revolu- had 0 Lately sormed worn-out, * med wp.\u201d a thelr agreement that they promised and without bis kiowledge.ng : y kK permi ormation the poolrooms In New York A tionized the tadioring budiness just as Taivclem.his ul restorative te Ca not-to meddle with one man only and _ \u201cHow glad Tem thet 1over- in my laborator on: poster day.I Lis believed the i .Y nN the Goodyear-8latér shoe has displaced able Tora) comet ind conditio ca : Co onton Rover ss Jett a Soni ?The ho ante A thon about y KA Te pores on ob ed from \u2018this B 00D: B RS ¢he custom-made shoe.When you buy ther se; and it is difficult to imagine a case \u201c4 \u2018 ., .0 eo : ug you for a + Na A ae 18e - La ' : Semi-Ready\u2014the real \u201cSemi-Ready\u201d\u2014 se main features as Ite séft mesh is a delight Rosedale ground 9 and their games will A ed em my Every grat: rveighed cs you would as soon order a silk hat of debility, that mi pot Be mordu end of Re .pM 3 J A p hustéadw r .Se CS mou Se wy a : ade to order t + re, which Is destined ; = to the skin, and its absor- ot he Tecumsehs have signed Pitcher, : d was drink 4+-\u2014every drop 13 measu el ALF ALLEN WANTS A MATCH.walt-to-order nuit of tatres ss buy a Ehiivion everything oat had preceded Tor x és.atitiot : tiekli Davidson.nf poatppews , and Olle : \"To Seapets .ork Wb at Fe.4\u20ac 2° ; , In this city and district the exclusive wide-spresdand numerous class ofhumag alligenes, \u2019 bent 40 tied\u201d à y Te rence viri line un monta Their de ment wap Jammer Guess-wor KW id \u2018be quick-4 Had Two.Ribs Broken in Encounter franchiee for the saje of Semi-Ready is JH ERAPION.did by .move \u201cHY: dilÿ.-moisture, Goal, Bun Clark; point, Pitcher; opver, rind css er and perhaps; 4 he] oo + With Munros.held at 231 St.James street and corner cmuists throughout the wor cain \u20ac MOVE LPO) PROS Ollle Davidson: defance field Pres\" 3 fore the Delk raps ara AAAS Ce y .St, Catherine and Bt.Andre streets, $3 and 4/8.Parchasers sheald soe that Cem giving a perpetual feeling Graydon, Stewart Pickering and Fred.the tubletéin Ris and pa os perhépe\u201d.s fs a Allen.o Ottawa, the well-known Montreal.Simp (0 white letters 08 8.ro hou a ountree.Tha one mors t y ever dE a LE )Xer, wh at present it every of Hi of clepnlingsa:and comfort.be played in any ona game.but it la enero aa ence, lyupr him, 2 SEH Rbelcan kot.a match on with githe ot the Commons iad wives wees ha serie § ete as a all the men mentioned will wil sell many nls.i be yo 2 frden wha have \u2018been boxing \u2018of late at , Special Notice.Jorn rr ee me SS 3 a.e carried.will telf others of my.expericnce.- 4 : Amr \u2018 \u201c\u201d Athletic We pay spot cash for all eur planes, | \u201cWwiltiam Hendrle, 8r., Very IN, 3 \u2018The: 83 athletes who started in |race had been over night at Marathon, where they slept.The start was at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.All along the along the road grew into rears.At]! , : .5 ° road hetween Marathon and the Sta- away, Meadow Brdok and Great Neck: him.So of the men made the d first betting werd received RH.E, olnsses will 5.50 p.m.caval fficer, foil d y.srdo! timed him.Some, Jockeys an rs = ; _\u2014 : A receive their t dium there were masses of spectators [by a single runner, Was.seen ap.Hunt Clubs at once planged on Cressst | time fautor, as thelr matches stopped 4 and posted at (he same time and about Jersey City .-821001000\u2014 8 § {Be afternoon devoted to the fase: The Patent Leather used in \u2018 \u201cho called encouragement to tho | o.oo Àt the gates of the Stn.for amounts from twenty-five Uoltars oo 4 & seconds.De Mund carried 100 ton minutes before the time for thé | cote ds.tafdeme, and heavy hai | Core Greeks who were in the race.More [aium, Sherring, smiling anû looking tO five hundred, as the tip had gome | Sounds in the trial.j{ horses to go to the post.There was Fatieries.\u2014 Moren and Vandergrif: clgmes y hamess the Vamp of this Button Boot ; than 150.000 were along the roads and fresh and not At all distressed.wa | the rounds that Cresset was fit.Anl The speed hie displayed astounded iittle time left to make wagers, but y, : ) \u2014\u2014 is the very finest quality.n the Stadium were something less joined by Crown Prince.Constantine, ihe 8rooms on the course, ever, bet 1°] {he onlookers and all pronounced the the bettors knew what entries Nad| Providence, May Z.\u2014 The locals won Swimming at Laurentian.This, combined with the Soft han 70,000 persbna.\u2026 they had.p of the flag the remit been withdrawn, and the approXimate srom the Bisons yesterday by 4 to 1.Rubs Yesterday evenin L The soene when the leader came | ong journey In front of King George Lom the drop of the flag et camz 1°5H04- vdds in each care.Kissinger wag on the fiting line for the Baths, an Interesth : = over the brow of the hill that over- |and Queen Olga.The King handed 2% never in doubt and Cressst cam! fils speed was made all the more Results of the races wers not re- visitors, and.with the exception of \u2018the test.was held Th swimming con-, this à very handsome and : dnnks the Stadium was tremendous.home on the bit with lots to sD&T®.:! fmpressive by two.important things.cetved, however, until they had come fifth and-sixth innings, pitohed gooû ball.events : \u2019 © summary of attractive shoe.The entire assemblage, keyed up to ithe appearance by the continuous roar ed ers and Een upon o im.to collect their wagers, but they found complished ard his ability to racel| nals znd reported on \u201ctickers.\u201d No + We at.14S: Addison; 2nd, These Button B 8 are \u2018of shouting from without.that came ering and en-| that the \u201cbookie\u201d had flown.around the turns.There were two turns gegeription of the running of any rece Time, 1.20.: 9rd.T.Zimmerman.made in all the latest styles.(étronger and stronger as the first two men toiled up the ascent on the other \"of the first runner within four kilo- \u2018metres nf the Stadium.The cheers who ran alongside until he ended his Sherring a bauquet, while ladles show- thustasm althougb the Greeks evidently were disappointed.The line-up at home lacks a man.As 5 soon &s the names of the Jocks of the second race were posted.the bettors got busy.Members of the Rock- Then the jubilant club-members went The Pinkerton agency furnished a sufficient force.for the grounds, bit course at the Monmouth Park track.| This halt mile was made in the presence of at least forty horsemen, who trial the greatest they had ever wit- riessed.the easy manner in which it was ac- in the half mile, consequently he coulé.not run at top speed all the way.duct meeting.This service, such as it was, continued through the last\u2019 five races of the Jamaica programme.to the city through the censdred chan- was attempted in the poolrooms.\u201cJackson & Co.\u201d proprietors of a ronto, defeating them in the opening up of their merfes at West Side Park by a score of 4 to 0.To-day the hunters and umpers be the first and last on Or programme.the morning the ponies and ladiez\u2019 at the Laurentian Diving competition\u2014Iist, H.Smith: ênd, G.Selby and H.Bmythe, tied.| organs and plago-pjayers, .thus abtain- Dull Kid of the Top, makes ~~ \\, Made also in Gunmeta Prices $5.or in Vici Kid $4.Hentiton, Ont.May 2.\u2014Wm.Hen- .el Sham Amateur: À unds.* He declares that he is will aS + } Write tof free bookiet and ramples.f arranged if will be: \u2018Free and patipniet giving Loe Lu ara home.ana home, Durke: 18 Te: Free Pad tat sre, aon to meet \u201cNy man from 145 to 180, ing them at the lowest, possible figure drie, sr.1s° crliicaiiy 11, \u2018and 3t ts 5.THE DEIMEL LINEN- MESH Co Adamson: outside, Murtôn.dence acrid} contin Jo on : nds.Be will remain 18 ontréal.This 1s êne of the MEN y reasons why fegred that his -death fs only '§ mate * \u2018 y remettre TRE SAMARIA \u2019 Gordan ; 3 Sw days.a ie Tn that he bd we sre Énle io Bivé Detter Value.than te af hours.He hap been .cppfined, | \u2018 © Cham ordan Bi, SE ; L store was the : à {some © .yto 58, 144 t 00h tor gov hths.y 2307 St.Catherine st.defeated the Sentor School by à sopra is) or male BY Là 1180 be Batch.with Jack Meares, in Oi: | suspé & MMI | Deol street, S0le agents for the cele.|i ero tier ORT gw co (ee 7 to & e Sen chool by a score Noire Parce atreet, (ood A \u2018arte, tawa, had two of hig vibe broke, ; og\" de.brated Ongéne aoû Plag- : Ledies\u2019 gold filled watches $15 to '$2Y, :+ : : : oh Bt, J Hharige 4 rest cw Ne oad thing, ear me Ce par [med OR LK Fo ddemstor.308 Bt vires = va, A J Ce Tov esd de si Teas ee = on _THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR-IFEDNESDAY, MAY \u20182, 1006.den he EN au aya Valse FAT or \u2014\u2014\u2014 FORT WILLIAMS \"CHT WITH TYPHOID Dr.F.C.Douglas Tells of the \u201c Battle Waged Against Epidemic WATER WAS CONTAMINATED Bewer Fed Into River a Short Distance Above Water Supply Intake.\u2018 Dr.F.C.Douglas, D.P.H., M.RS.I., of Montreal, has.just returned from Fort William, Ont., where the Board f Health requested him in March to take charge of the typhoid epidemic which was then widespread in that eity.Dr., Douglas this morning told \u2018Âhe Star something of the battle with the epidemic.In January, he said, the cases were not very numerous, but in [February about twenty-five cases were reported daily.When this was noticed by the Board of Health they requested Pru- , Tessor Starke, of McGill University, to ' go to Fort Willlam and look after the stopping of the epidemic.When : Professor Starke reached Fort Wil- {Mam he outlined a plan to be followed, and told the officers that it would be better for them to get a doctor who was an expert in the treatment pf typhoid.It was then that they ask- Dr.Douglas to look after the breaking of the epidemic.x Dr.F.C.Douglas.When ked what was the first thing done\u2019 on his arrival he stated that he made a careful analysis of the city water and found that it was full of typhoid germs.This was due to the fact that about 500 or 600 feet mbove the water intake a sewer's discharge was found.A little further up the river, tn the district where foreigners are living, about six cases were found.The pipe feeding the reservoir used to extend out into the river about thirty feet, but some time ago this pipe was broken by a steam- fr.and the reservoir was fed In shal- ow water.After this examination Hlacards were put above ail public taps côndéminthg\" them, and\u2019 notices\u2019 dvising people to boil all water and \u2018ilk were distributed in every house.At the same time three hospitals ere opened, one in the C.P.R.Bank, snother in the old Findland Church, and a third in the City Hall Auditor- fum, this last one being specially for female patients.About two tons of 0 YOU GET WITH À Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or Bladder Trouble ?To Prove what Swamp-Root, the Liver and Bladder Remedy, will do for YOU, all Readers may have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.Pain or dull ache in the back Is unmistakable evidence of Kidney trouble.It is Nature's timely warning to show you that the track of health is not clear.If these danger signals are unheeded, more serious results are sure to follow: Bright's disease, which is tha worst form of kidney trouble, may \u20181 steal upon you.The mild and the extraordinary effect of the world-famous Kidney and bladder remedy, Dr.Kilmer's Swamp- Root, is soon realized.It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases.A trial will convince any one\u2014and you may have a sample bottle free, by mall.LAME BACK.Lame back is only one of many symptoms of kidney trouble.Other symptoms, showing thal you need Swamp-Root, are: Being obliged to pass water often during the day and to get up many times during the night, Inability to hold your urine, smarting or trritation in passing, brick-dust or sediment in the urine, catarrh of the bladder, uric acid, occasional headache, dizziness, poor digestion, sleeplessness, nervousness, sometimes the heart acts badly, rheumatism, bloating, irritability, worn-out feeling.lack of ambition, loss of fiesh, sallow complexion.crude carbolic acid was used as disin- rectant and distributed free In the cit \u201cOn my arrival on the 8th March.\u201d Dr.Douglas stated.\u2018the death rate was one person to every 9.1, and when I left on April Sth, only.two or three cases were repurted.\u2019\u2019 The reservoir has been condemned, end now the city gets fits water supply from a lake, and in the.course of & month or so.Fort Wiliam will be supplied by a large lake on Mount McKay, about three miles from the city.\u201c= $21.000 DAMAGES ASKED.Suit Against Power \u201campany Over Death of J.J.Paquette Begun.,There was 'conrmenced yesterday be- gore Mr, Justice Doherty and a special jury tbe cases of Dame M.L.Y.gurence and Joseph Paquette, the wife end the father of the late Joseph Jean aquette, who was killed on the llth Sag of November, 1905.while turning on one of the lights in his premises in the town of St.Louis.$15,000 dam- mges on behalf of the wife, and $8,000 on behalf of the father.The plaintiffs claim that the death of the late Mr.Paquette twas caused by the fault.negligence and imprudence of the Montreal Light, Heat and Power Company and its officers and servants, and especlally in that they failed to properly instal and control their electric light connections in the premises of the late Mr.Paquette, in that they had failed to praperly inspect and protect their transformers in the vicinity of the accident, and tn that they ha.falled to use the proper class of transformers.Several expert witnesses have been summoned.and the case is likely to last several days.The plaintiffs are :Tapresented by Mesars.Bissaillon, Q.C., and Brossard, with \u2018Mr.Henry J.Elliott, and the defendant is represented by M .Montgomery and Lacoste, with Mr.Archer, K.C.\u2014_\u2014 7 8.P.C.A.Tombola Prizes.Several prizes won at the tombola \u2018er the benefit of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals have nt yet been called for.Those holding fiv of the following numbers are » Pants.- Cap.Hoge ana added same iniform, boughs it Fioue copt 83.\u201cample card of colors \u2018mailed fer our \u20ac ATALOGUE.| t's vas.Ready.You \"SORUER abide MONDY rec tr SPORT See Bargains fered by Leach Plane Co.560 St Catherine St.West.Gash or easy payments.était \u201cELECTRIC SIGNS fi FREE \u2014BSEE\u2014\u2014: The a du.Carpenters.of\u201d sa = Toronto, Ont., 2-48 catpentors euployed fu thi ship-bullding yards hers aré\u2018on\u201d Utrike for an increasé In w front 256 cents to 27 1-!c per hour.¢ Of thy strikers stated that twelve mien Ang 27 1-2 cents.and the thought they wore entitl amount, as they we claad of work.Al \u201cthe Sion are Englishmen who have only.b city a few weeks.Some, of.om belong to the union A% others ays nori- ublon men.Mr.À.strong, manager of the company, dafà penters had been disc use they were not competent, 2, company was Always adver \u2018potent men, And (aking ' them Kink J tne Hin RE LAR A me fi 7 FE ny Tan û E © | eomment.CAP ror saR berries -wherrtadvhnbab Is AP Alen dé) yerenshsamsos at Wr » MONTRI © Fameus \u201cSpendere\u2019 of Old.Americans are prone tp belteve that they are the grentest of \u201cspenders\u201d the world bas ever seen.As a nation, Amer- ben.probably is; but the wmilllonatre Is sider than history, and the American people bave examples in prodigality 2,060 years old.According to the Bible, King Solomon collected in pme year over $1,- 800,000.His dishes, cups, goblets, everything, was of gold.Silver never was al- Wwed It was too commen, and, in fact, Was \u201cas stones in Jerusalem.\u201d Queen L was another very rich person- ege of ancient history.She was the lady who founded Ninevah, and It is claimed that she erected an altar all of beaten @oid, the total cost of which amounted to 353.000,000.The tyrant Nero was so extravagant that he never wore the samn garments twice, and when he travelled 1800 certs wers necessary to carry his Wggpage.Alexander the Great did things An the abzne open-handed way.which met with so much popular disapproval when modestly practised by \u2018some of our contemporary insurance officers.At a banquet, when 9,000 parsons were sealed at the table, he spent no less than $3.438,87%.for during the entertainment he became ®0 pleased with his guests that he pre- sersted each with @ golden goblet and paid the debts of every one present.When this mighty conqueror died, two years sjapsed bafore suitable preparations could The chariot which hore the remains was encrusted in gold end jewels.Jawels and gold and precious objects were worn or carried by every woembder of that glittering procession.Another parade which the ancients con- wider rather effective was that of Ptolemy Philadetphus, Eimperor of Fæypt.This proceasion took place at Alexandria.and took from sunrise to sunset in passing the point where the Emperor eat.To Tead such stories about the riches and Che money the millionaires of the olden time used to spend makes the million- wires of the present look smell, and a Comparison between Croesus, who at one SWeoD got rid of $13,000,000 by making a Present to the temple at Delphi, makes the Present day efforts of Andrew Car- vegie look rather limited.The Silver Lining.\u201cPhe brotherhood of man never found more impressive expression than in the world\u2019s response to the need of San Fran.eisc),\u201d says the Winnipeg Telegraph.Na.' tional government, state governments and municipal governmepts were quick to open their treasurtes to relleve the stricken city.Private citizens without number have cantributed according to their means.The railway corporations, the banks and financlal Institutions have been inapired by a similar feeling.This mighty charity is the silver lining to a cloud of awful darkness.It shows that the world of the twentieth century, though intensely commercial.is nevertheless fntensely \u201chuman.It has stretched forth one Ri- gEntic bard to the aid of suffering hu- \u201c MAnity.so that the public which a few days ago stood awed Wt earth's calamities to-day reflects on the yovi@ences of | humanity's goodness.The anger of nature Bas all but been forgotten in the spontam- eus offerings of nature's children.The world will perhaps be better for the calamity at San Francisco.The ennobling effect of sorrow, the wholesomeness of the discipline that les in trial and auf- faring.have often been the subject af If private bereavement can vefine and ennobie character it is but natural to suppose that the humanizing influence of a calamity affecting hun- @reds of thousands of people will be more impressive und lasting.The contributions that are pouring into San Francisco, tell the story of man's humanity to man as it was never told In the word before, \u2014_\u2014 Smoke a Benefit to Health.The fallowing news item recently appeared in a Chicago .press despatch: \u201cThat the smoke blanket over large cities, stead of being a menace, is conducive to health.was the contantiom advanced here by Dr.BE.W.Anderson, of Pittaburg.Acgording to Dr.Anderson, the banishing of smoke in several European cities was fa every mse followed by a decline in bealth.\u201d If this be true, it would be Interesting to know why it is ao.Is it due to the presence of çarhon in the atmosphere, or ls it, perhaps, & proof.that there is something in Major Woodruff's theory, thet light is injurious to the blond races?London has a smaller death Tate than any of the world's largest cities.It has bean claimed that this is due to the carbon in the atmosphere of that city, where.On à foggy day in winter, it is necessary to lght the lamps at noon.Far nervous people too much sunshine is @bubtiées bad.Buch people would do better an the seacoast.Meantime, until further light je thrown on the subject.most People will prefer the sunny skies of Bauthern California to the smoky atmosphere of \u2018\u2018dear old Lunnun.\"\u201d By the way, is it possible that this Is intended as an ingenious advertisement, to popularize Pitsburg gs a health resort, just as the Puget Sound cities are taking up Major Woodruffs theory?.Smoky Pittsburg tmpes, however, to have clear skies soon, © hs power In to be transmftted from coal mines by means of electricity.\u201cWhence We Gat Chinchilla Skins.The chinchilla, so much prized for Its deautifui, silken, Mght-gray fur, is found only in the Cordi|lera ranges of the Andes in Bolivia and Chile.It Is a smal animai, which burrows in the ground, and in appearance somewhat resembles a rat.In recent years so great has been the demand for this fur that the animals have been hunted both In season and out of season to such an extent that they are now threatened with extinction.They re captured in various ways; but the the months of January and July, and the product both of Chile and of Balivia is exported mainly from the port of Coquimbo, Obile.previous.A protective law astablishing a Season waa passed at the last ses- of the Chilean Congress, but on act of the naturai habitat o£ the, ohin- in the wilds of the Jofty.Andes Mountains, 1t is difficult to detect and sowvrict violsfors of the law.R seems thitt this valnabie fur-produping to ear] TET ae ep 70 NU = É arobable animal is diutines dés cobs ln T0 SEE / World Gossip Public and Indemnity Grab.Mr, M.Burns, of Calgary, speaking on the increased indemnity to the members of Parliament, said: \u201clf our legislators imagine that the Canadian people will stand idly by and patiently see them vote to themselves large sums of the country's revenue with - out ever taking the trouble of referring so important a matter to the decision of the people, they will {ind themselves very much mistaken.We will look after them at the next nominating convention.\u201d Aroused General Attention.Ar.Edward Hodge of Vancouver, B.C., spoke very strongly at the Windeor last night on the subject of the Indemnity grab \u201cThe Canadian people.\u201d he sald, \u201chave unfortunately become so used to grafts of various kinds, that it requires à consl- derable stimulus to urge them to action on any new manifestation of this spirit in politics.This time however.the de- decided stand taken by the Montreal Star in the matter of the indemnity \u201cgrab\u201d has aroused general attention, and has set on foot a movement for the purification of Canadian politics, which is bound to have its results.\u201d Developing the Coat Industry In Ireland.\u201cCoal has been found in the region of Ballycastie lately.and the mining of vast quantity of coal is now only a question of time,\u201d said Mr, Lawrence M, Power.of Belfast.Mr.Power is connected with a mining syndicate who are exploiting the coal fields tn this section of the island.\u201cThe sinking of shafts, the erection of machinery.and other necessary preliminaries have approached the final stages, in fact, operations have already begun, and when everything is going fu'l force the management expect to lift about two thousand tons of coal per day.\u201cThis new find of coal deposits has come as a very great surprise, owing to the fact that old geological surveys whinn bad not been revised for a number of years, restricted the coal area in Bally- castle to some two miles, but the find is double and probably treblé this area.\u201cExperts 0 have been working In th's district for quite a while state that, based on a conservative estimate, there are at the least some 58,000,000 tons of coal 1 that district, and more than three times that quantity of black and iron stone.\u201cThe \u201cByndicate Intend to utilize the fron stone, and with this intention ars erecting smelting furnaces for the conversion of the ore into pig iron.\u201cThis will be the means of employinz a great many who have been thrown out of work in the north-east of this district owing to the closing down of some of the iron mines.\u201c8hort roads are now being bullt for the conveyance of the coal tn the rallway station.and everything is now about ir shape for the development of a great coal industry tn this part of Ireland.\u201d English View of British Cattie Embargo.Speaking on\u2019 the question of the embargo against Canadian cattle at the Carsiake last night.Mr.Robert M.Stewart.of Highbury.England, atated that meny whom he had rfet were under the impression that this embargo was directed only against Canadian cattle.\u201cThis,\u201d sald he, \u201cis not at all correct, &s this embargo applies t§ ali cattla, Many in England are of they belief tht the importation of store cattle woutd lower the price of bee?to the consumer.As to this I cannot say, but ono asse.- tion I can make, with all confidence, and that is that since the imposition of this embargo the number of catile in Great Britain have largely increased, and the price of beef has gone down steadily, and as a matter of fact, you can buy heer in England to-day at six cents per pound and I doubt very much if the price could be much lower.\u201c © \u201cIn my opinion, all the nolse about tha removal of the embargo is made by n comparatively small section ¢f the community.\u201cThe Liberals when fighting the last elections.tooted for all they were worth the cry of \u2018No tax upon corn\u2019 and \u2018Np preferential tariffs,\u2019 yet one of the very first things brought up in the House by a few of the Liberals was the question of giving Canada preferential treatment for her cattle, which would bring about a very awkward state of affpirs \u201cCattle from Texas or Mexico or any other American State, under this law, could not be shipped direct to England from these States.but they could be from Canada, and all that would be necessaly would be to take Canada's word for it that the country was free from disease.The cattle industry in Great Britain is well enough as it is, and it is better to leave well enough alone.\u201d \u2014 immigration to Southern Cotton Fields, \u2018Within the next few years the Southern States will recelve an cnormaus influx of immigrants,\u201d The above is the opinion of Mr.Haroid 8.Stephens, of Georgia, who last summer spent some months in Europe in tha interests of immigration.Speaking on this subject at the Queen's last night.he stated that throughout the European countries the impression -had sone broadcast that the Eastern States were overflowing with foreigners, and that the best lands in tho West and Northwest had bedn taken up, and as a oonsequence they look upon che South as the new land of promise.\u201cEverything points to the fact that the Itulian immigration will presently show a decline, and an gimmense Increase In the aumber of immigrants will be shown fsom such countries ab Germany Russia.Bulgaria and Hungary.\u201cThess people are good workers and thrifty, and are splendid farmers, and will be a boon to the South In the work of developing the votton fields, \u201cThe intention is to bring these peoples.alrect to their place of destiny without haviñg them stop at New York or any of the north-eastern ports, and no doubt 02000 It will not tarniah gold work nor ecratch the enamel.one for you.A perfect dentifrice\u2014the Ask your dentist.HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.a GARDNER'S Business man\u2019s iunch\u2014fish, stew, or roast, with potatoes, bread and butter.\u2018ea And coffee or milk, at the counters.16.Full course dirner served at tables from 12 to 3 p.m.for ladier and wentle- men, 25c.No, 240 3t.Lawrence 291 313 Bama PATENT FOLIOITORE | An inventions Patented : AND TRADE MARKE RFIUSNTERSD IN ALL COUNTRIES.- , OWEN N.EVANS.' Merchants Bank Building, Mont PATENT NMORE LIV.& LON.& GLOBE BLDG., Montreal.IS \u2018Write for our book \u2018\u201cFhe Prospective Patentes\u201d Offices, Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Washington.310 e soicit the business Méanufucturet3, Praineers and others who reslize the ad-7isa}v3- ty of haviug their Patent, basinees toansacted st.Pretiminàaryadvise free, Cra À The only place to lunch and dine in comfort uptown Is at STRATHCONA CAFE Entrance 111, McGill College ave.Quick mervice, good cooking.cleanii- ness, and a variety of dishes, ia our special feature.83 206 Busirsss Mens Lunch from 18 te À 262 300 BILLIARD TABLES BILLIARD TABLES 8a Flaures, cheapest Ticen, Our resident agents motk un éaiary.n figuring witli them you aa Bot COWB- Dolled to pay rommissions vr middieraen\u2019's profite rhs Brunswick Malke Couender 146 8L Lawreuse 8% .EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, WE SUPPLY MEN of nationalities at the shortest notice, for small or large contracts.Our methods and references are abeolutely rellable.We also undertake sll kinds of contract work.\u2018Che Huckle limploy- ment Agency, 378 Craig st.West.Tel Main 4681, 65 813 BRUSHES.canrer SWEEPERS REPAIRED.EEPER Ti Kind BRUSHES.| ULLEY sate.Tel M.2740 76 Victoria Bauare.PHRENOLOQY.Mme.Nikola Lowe reads the pas present andfuture vo love, marriage business, ull readings accurate, ecienti - fic and reliable, charges 50: to $1 4304 St.Catherine Street, 39 317 SILVER POLISH.Brodie's British Ask your Pilate Powder.dealer for it.53 313 tgcs : Env.°e Adviser sent 1 regrest Marion & Marion.New York Life Ming Matres) 3 «ad Wasbisgicu D.C.vis > 239 Fron B.Fath ahaugh, Bld, , athersto Charlies W.Tayles, Be, late Patent Offtcs, Toronto, Ottawa sad Washington.- 301 25) ERSTONHAUGH & COMB; se * aio Toren 6 MARRIAGE LICENSES MARRIAGELICENSES Issued by John M.M.Duff, 107 5%.Jumes at.and 4v Crescens - 315 al MARRLIAGK LICENSEN Lssued hy ARTHUR W.WILKS, M slag.Tel, 4185.Rveninge\u2014646 Bherbrooke et; Le0 Plessis st.Tel i.4234.165 9313 LEGAL CARDS.ICGIBBON, CASGRAIN MNTCHELL 8 SORVEYER \u2014d vocates-\u2014 CANADA LIFE BLDG., $t James et, Meatreal KR D.MoGibbonK.G T.Chase Casgrain.K.O.Victor £, Mitchell, E F.Burveyer, A.Chass Chas.M.Cotiom, Joseph W.Weldon Errv M.McDougall » 301 SPORTING GOODS LIVERY, NN FTI.et 25¢ Halt Day | Bioycles for irs.Afternoon, 25c.S«turday afternoon Suc James M.Smyth, Bicycle Deaier, 8.28 Dorcasster st.a Bt.Opp.8% James Club.Tel.124y 8 s Up.Open Evenings.3 air TENTS AND AWNINGS.LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR YOUR AWNINGS vin THOS.SONNE, Sr, 193 COMMISSIONERS STREKT, \u2018Phone Main 1161.Montreal.75 312 PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES.Pictures GEO.R.HEASLEY, j Kaée a lot lett te ba -ond they must ge at once \u2014 Come and get a bargain.PICTURE POST CARDS.ACKET OF 12 9 + QOLORED Views of Canad COATS _ a2 58F Burope, à Comics or Fancy Cards.mailed to any address on receipt of 25 centa postpald.We have everything in picture posté cards.Special prices to merchanta Dept.O4; ar View + 2087 st.Catherine Street, Sear Bloury.C0 Montreal.i 2510: PHOTOGAPHS, | '.ORISTS.F'.0R ARTISTIC PHOTOS AT ARLESS ¢ ° NATURAL 261 St.James Ke FAIR 89 153 FLOWERS Foams opr 90 243 KODAKS, ALLEYS.Pa Nv, Pra a, SN, Nesey R.F.Smith Kodaks, Camers Sunplles BILLIARD TABLES Vend Tor mew Barzan Time Torta ee) Tabies, Bowling Alieys and acces sorien, Bar Fixtures and Supplies, \u2018Cata- lcgiies Free We don't belong to the truet, Goods union made.Chas, Passow and Son.Chicago, T Burdett, 290 St Paul st.Montreal, Sole Agent.28 312 PHONOGRAPHS.EDISON PHONOGRAPHS Reeerds CASH OR WEREKL MENTR.Most completes assortment In the city.The International Musie and Phonograph (Co, COR.at Catherine & Alexander Bt.95 26 tice 10 PAN fe 5 tractors = \"Tenders will be received until Noon of the Fifth of May for the contraction of a power plant.Includin canal from the ulanges Canal to the River &t.Lawrence, concrete dam.biere power house, and tail race, according to plans and specifications to be seen at Room No.301, New York Life Building.The Provinolal Light, Heat & Power CO.103 26 200 Toise of Stone Wanted Tenders are requested for the supply of one hundred toise of broken stone, 2 in., and one hundred toise of stone, not broken, delivered at the Town of St.Paul, said stone to be suitable for macadamising.Tenders to be addressed lo the Corporation of the Town of Ht.Paul on or before the tenth day of May next.The Council reserves the right to reject any tender, R.D.DUNN, Sec.-Treae., Town of 8t.Paul.BANQUE D'HOCHELAGA, Notice Is hereby given that a dividend of one apd thre uarters per cent.1% p.c.) upon the paid-up capital stock of this Institution, has been declared for the quarter ending the 31st of May next, and that the same will be payable at its head office in this A and at its branches, on and after Friday, the first day of June next, to the sharcholders on record on the 17th of May.By order of the Board.M.J A, PRENDERGAST, 104 13eod General Manager.Your Garden walks Can be improved by the use of nice gravel.We can supply just what you require; can also lay it if you wish.Geo.W.Reed & Co.MONTREAL.101 86 2aw 108 2 Fishing Tackle XEstablisheë 1800.) \u2014 = ) 20, Sara 200, 4 racic) \u201cOlen, NSS 8.Allcock & Co.'s Filahing Tae kie has stood the test of ever one hundred years; better huovwn than any other maker's all ever the world, and took mere prises for superior quality.If you want the mest reliable Tackle, try All- coek\u2019s; In Flies, LL oaks, > Bada, tn pa the leek\u2019 Stag \u201cGoods For (hey are the best.Thediicock, Laight & Wesiwoo?Co, LA.78 Bay 8¢., Toreate, and Redditch, England.68 36 2aw PATENT NOTICE To All Whom ft May Comcerm: Be it known ia the owners ot Can- > adian Patent Ni, 86,982, granted May 3rd.1904, to CARL JOH PIHL, for improvements in \u201cCENTRIFUGAL SEPARATOR.\u201d have commenced the manufacture of the apparatus forming the subject matter of sald patent.The Letters Patent and the right to manu-~ facture thereunder.and the device covered by the Letters Patent are now for sale.For further information, address Messrs.Marion & Marion, patent Solici, tors, New York Life Bullding, Montreal.N 102 3 FRUITS rt Nm mn ol EXTRA FANCY HOT HOUSE GRAPES, cultivated Jamaica Limes, $1.25 per hune dred; fancy California Asparagus Bonner's, 334 West Dorchester atrest Tel.Up 3333.102 172 .LAUNDRY, Dees your Overcest Velvet Collar for the send It to the \u201cValet TOILET LAUNDRY.require a new Springt If ne Dept.\u201d of \"the FISH AND OYSTERS.NN .e Receiving by Express Gaspe Saimeon, New York Sales, Large Roe Shad, Steakfish, Ete.PHELPS & BINNS, Phone Main 417.56 Victoria Square.102 271 EYES, EARS, NOSE, THROAT.UL HS D8 SMES PROS, Soi\u201d, W wo noon.4 for poor.\u2018luesday, your, ee on erbrooke 8 brouke st., or now No.2343 A432 532 rhtocd ! NEW STATION AT LONDON.Negotiations on to Include Pere Mar quette With Grand Trunk.Speçlal to The Montreal Star.London, Ont, May 2\u2014The negotiations between the Grand Trunk ofi- clals and the City Council looking to the raising of the company's tracks throughout the city and the erection of a new station and frejght shed to cost In the neighborliovd of $1,250,000, are rapidly coming to a head.\u2018Mayor Judd is now behind a movement to have the new station moved to à locatitm two blocks east of the present site, and to arrange for a union station for the Grand Trunk, Pere Marquette and Michigan Cen- for Go to Roston\u2019o this week, 233 Shoes 8t.Catherine W.near Bleury 3¢ 301 = der Cook\u2019s Cotton Koot Compound: To St Vigan Tog ad damn ion which women can of ngth\u2014No.1, #1; No.+ ee a So 8old all or sent good on ei of price.hlet, A : Coon Messe On.ToaeuTs, Gar.Yermerty a 164 156e0d EASY MONEY AT HOME ralsing canaries.More profitable than chie- keus All indoors.You'll get 82.50 to 95 eaca for young singers.Experience unnecessary.To get you Interested quickly we send COT- TAM BIRI» BOOK (thousands sold at 380), and two rakes Bi , KE and \u201cCANARY vas.CHICKENS.\" showing how to Mako money with canaries.all for C.stamps or coin.Address LOTTAM BIRD SEED,30 St, London, Uut ss 166 Jaw (GOMMON SENSE Kills Rats, Mico, Roaches, Bed Bugs, NO OFFENSIVE ODOR.NOC « var LIVE working.It's a lazy organ and needs to be stimulated occasionally, or it shirks its function.That coated tongue, sallow complexion, sick 1 Provinee of Quebte, District of Montreal.: |Town of Notre Dame .De Graces.\u2014 At an adjourned session of the Municipal Council of the Town of Notre Dame de Graces, held at the ordinary place of sessions of the sald Council, Monday, the 30th of April, 1906, at eight o'clock In the evening .Were present: Thomas A.Trenholme, Esq.Mayor, and Aldermen Robert Brodle, Dugal MacDonald, Daniel De- carle, forming a quorum of the sald Council, under the presidency of Mr.Mayor.By-Law Concerning the Construction of Houses and Buildings Within the Town of Notre Dame De Graces.It is ordained and resolved by By-Law No.25 of the Council of the Town of Notre Dame de Graces, concerning the construction of buildings and houses within the town, as follows: WHEREAS by article 383 of the Act 3, Edward VII, chap.38, and by the Incorporation Act of the town, the Council has tha right to pass by-law to regulate the construction within the limits of the town: 1.\u2014The Council shall, when, deemed ne- ; appoint an Inspector, or such other subordinates, to examine and survey the construction of all houses and buildings within the limits of the town.2.\u2014The Council may appoint one or several officers to examine or have examined ali buildings 0 as to ascertain whether the dispositions of the present by-law are followed and executed.3.\u2014Nobody shall use any street or road.nor obstruct same in any way, without a permit from the Council or ita offi- cors.4.\u2014Before Lhe construction, reparation or alteration of any house or building, the proprietor, architeyt or builder thereof shall have to submit the plans of such construction, reparation or alteration to the Council, and all su construction, reparation and specifications or alteration shall not be commenced before such plans had been approved of by the Council or its officers.5.\u2014When the works for which a pe- mit is asked for, or when thé plans connected therewith will not be found by the Council or its officers in accordance with the dispositions of the present by-law.the Council may refuse to deliver surh permit us long as said plans have not been altered and found In accordance with the present by-law, 6.\u2014No alteration shall be made to any plans or specifications without heing previously approved of by the Council or icers, 7.\u2014The Council may, from time to time, determine streets, on which a line shall be fixed at such distance from the line of said street, as may be determined on by sald Council, and beyond which Hue no building shall hereafter be erected.8.\u2014No wooden construction shall be erected unless the exterior part of said construction shall be at a distance of at least forty feet from the division line of a lot belonging to a nelghboring proprietor.9.\u2014No wooden bullding already existing, and not cgsed with brick, shall be rem from one lot to another, nor from one portion of a lot to another portion of the same lot.10.\u2014The Council may ordain to all pro- pristors to demolish all construction.house or butlding deemed dangerous for the public, and in case of refusal or neglect of the said owner to do san after having been ordered.the said bullding or structure shall be demolished at the expense of the owner, and the cost of said demolition shall be assessed upon the land on which su~zh bullding or structure stands 11.\u2014The Council would order to any proprietor or buflder to =top to build or to demolish, according to the case, any construction.house or building which In the future shall be bulit against the dispositions of the present by-law.and In oase of such proprietor or builder would refuse or would, neglect to do =o In the twenty-four hours nfter ordered.the Council or its officers would have to demolish such construction.house or build ing, and expenses will he charged to the sald prietor before any court of competent Jurisdiction.12.\u2014Nobody shall erect any house fronting on any streets of the town.provided such house has at least two stories, the first of sald stories tn he of at least ten feet in height, and eight feet for the others., 13.\u2014None of such houses shall be constructed uniess it be conetructed with solid brick or stone concrete, or In wood.brick or stone and cased brick, except in the clause §.14.\u2014All joist.foundation and founda- ton wall shall be in stone or concrete or rick ck.15.\u2014The middle wall and the exterior division - wall shall be made with solid brick or rtone.or concrete.and of a thickness of at least twelve înches\u2014ex- ceeding not less than 13 inchesgabove the Tr 16.\u2014No construction not in accordance with the present by-law shall be allowed within the limits of the town.17.\u2014The Council may ordain.dy resolution, to suspend all construction not in arcordance with the present by-law, as also the demolishing of all such construction.18,\u2014No staircasé nor steps before house can be erected at the exterior of any house, construction or ding.at a helght of five more feet than Lhe higher level of the street or.rond.19.\u2014No6 house, construction or building «hall be covered with wood, or with wood &nd paper, or any other inflammable materials.Subject to clause 8.30.-\u2014All persons violating any of the provisions of the present by-law shajl be, for each offence, pasnible of a fine.with or without costs.and in default to immediately pay maid fine and costs, to an imprisonment; said fine not to exceed forty dollars, and said imprisonment not to exceed two months, which imprison- all druggists, or $31 Ques west : Toronto.lieware of imitations se 46 313 headache and pain under the shoul- fine and costs ave pag lately acter the der blade are caused by an indolent \"Un (0 PPS will Lake force fifteen days \u2014 liver.Liven it up by taking a short after its publication.u Complexion, Skin, Scalp front rooms.furnished, with board bath fiat, hol water, gas, clothes press.108 Stanley et.104 4 Roo \u2014 TO LET NICELY FURNISHED rooms on bath flat.41 Bishop at.LOMS \u2014- IN PRIVATE HOUSE.TWO large bright rooms.on hath flat, handsomely furnished, Auer light; gentle men only.& Buckingham ave.104 4 OOMS \u2014 RRAUTIFUL ROOMS.ENamel bath.hot water; breakfast if dseired.374 Lagauchetiere at.west.101 8 R°ee4 8\u2014TWO BRIGHT, CLEAN, WELL 4 furnished double front and bathroom, bathroom flat, cheap for summer months, regpectahls home.Apply new number.y Fast Shethrooke.Phone East 2931.104 M8 \u2014 AND BOARD.340 DORCHES- ter st.now 390 West, opposite St.James's Club, situation open, healthy, convenient to cars, chürches, theatres, telephone; choice board.104 10 OOMS \u2018A SINGLE FURNISHED front room: gas and ho: water.147 Mansfleld st.Rooms LARGE TWO-BEDDED © room.nicdly furnished.all conven- lances; also single room.143 Manefield t \u2018street.ROMA SINGLE ROOM IN QUIET house for lady employed: Immediate possession: terms renbonabie.Apply evènings.108 Mansfield st.ROOM\u2014_LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for one or two gentlemen.183 Bleury st.RooMs\u2014TO Er OVE we garden, double a e, for tie- eu private mere family of adults.(not 81a) Ste.Famille | at.ROguA_cE AND co MPORTA] ne in a open faroily, with roaktas | immediate.4 ve Fema \u2018at OOMB \u2014 DOUBLE, WITH BOARD, ON » hath flat, modern convenlences, every comfort: terms \u201c per week: #ingle room 35.69 Oedbnrne st 104 10 OOM \u2014 AND BOARD FOR TWO young gentlemen, in private family.10 Drummond st.OOMS \u2014 COMFORTABLE SINGLE room, with board; gentlemen only; transients accommodated.46 McGill College ave, 104 3 OOMS\u2014 WELL FURNISHED.DOUBLE and single, with first class table bsara.and all home comforts: a few vacancies for table hoardèrs.465 Guy a .above 8t.Cath- J erine st.104 4 Rooms \u2014 ONE SINGLE.AND room, with good Soard, Hanover st.103 ONE very eentral Location 5 00M \u2014 TO RENT.WITH BOARD, large, comfortabls furnished om.suitable oor two gentlemen.Apply to 107 Brann antey 188 2 Roos \u2014 UNFURNISHED \u2018DOUBLE and single rooms, private family; no children, electric light.433 Bt.Dptninique street T1042 BOARD.SUMMER BOARD WANTED.NT ee Ae \\ JANTED - BY MARRIED COUPLE good board fof summer months near water, and within 45 minutes of city: ve- ferences exchanged F 295, Btar Office.104 2 ROOMS WANTED.ANTED \u2014 GENTLEMAN weil furnished room, central; privi- loges.Adaress, stating terms, X 8640, Jor 10 Branch Office.3 FANTED \u2014 BY TOUNG GENTLEMAN with quiet habits.single room, with board.In private family.In distriet bounded by Windsor, St.Catherine Bleury and DESIRES WANTED -\u2014 HOUSE PAINTINO, PAPER hanging.plastering, tinting, varmiah- ing.well done, low prices.T.Maude, 10 Lagauchetiere tune.103 2 JANTED \u2014 YOUNG LADY DESIRES position to take cars one or two chii- dren going to the araside or country.EK.Chambly Canton, Que.103 3 V ANTED \u2014 A BITUATION cook té go to the country; efice if required.Appi; 282 St ctv.AS GOOD good refer Martin at.103 3 WANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MARRIED man, speaking and writing Frenca and English, good education, six years in last 10 position.A.7, Btar Office.3 2 JWVANTED \u2014 DRESSM A KING AND childrens clothes.Satisfaction guaranteed Seamstress.429A Bt.James st.103 2 WASTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE WO- work of any kind by the a Address §2 Alexander st.y 203 2 Lagauchetiere sts.B 61, Star Office.103% A ANTED \u2014 BY A YOUNG BACHELOR.An Ai home (with young people preferred), where there ara no other boarders, telephone and all conveniences; willingly pay for home comforts.RE 209, Star Office.ANTED \u2014 BY A bright front single room, price, west of Bleury at.E 201, VW TANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY FOR MAR- ' ried couple, with two children, two furnished or unfurnished rooms, or Poull rent small house: terms moderats.F 275, 104 2 TOUNG LAN modera: star Office.WANTED \u2014 BY TWO RESPECTABLE Eirls situations near each other in country or west, one mothers help: good neediewoman and one children'a nuree.Address Y 3690, Star Branch Office.108 ANTED\u2014 POSITION BY YOUNG MAN as traveilar: good connection through - out Ontario and Quebee: both languages; £004 references.Apply B 78, Star Office, 1 CAKE BAKER AND .V candy maker wants position in small shop.Address Jos.Paquette, 321 Richelivu, Montreal.ANTED \u2014 À Star Office.Wan TED \u2014 BY MAY STH.ROOM AS bed-sitting room for two young ja dies employed during the day.Apply, stai- ing terms, to F 280, Star Office.ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG LADY ROO in privata familly; central preferred; terms moderate.A 5301, Star Branch Office.ANTED \u2014 GARDENER.WANTED A place by the year, life experience in HR branches, seven years In last piace, age married; two children.Address Morris, St.Anne de Bellevue, P.Q.104 6 WANTED or PHASTERING AND CE- : wor 589 - bain st.Tel.East 1149.ore 104 Vv N ANTED \u2014 HREB FURNISHED rooms.for light housekeeping.hy two Iadles out all day, location ten minutes walk frofa Victoria square; terms reasonable.Address A.J.Eaton, United Machin- ary Shoe Co.3 ANTED \u2014 COMFORTABLE, QuIbT home, with board.from beginning of September, for lady.her daughter and lady's companion: three bedrooms and sity ting room: west of Bleury.Btate terms, H $55, Star Office ANTED \u2014 GENTLEMAN DESIRES well furnihhed room.central: pttvi- oges.Address, stating terms, X 8640.star Benen Office ; , 'ANTED \u2014 IN PRIVATE FAMILY SINgle front room by a young man of quiet habits, between Greene ana Univn State terms In WANTED \u2014 BITUATION BY TWO {riends, an cook and house-tablemaid; céuntry praterred.Ad Brañca Of dress A 87h, Star ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MARRIED indy would llke a morning engagement as help to an Invalid or to take charge of ome child; highest references.Ad- âress Y 8770, Star Branch Office.WANTED \u2014 FRENCH GIRL ATTEND- TT, INE business college, wants to work for her boatd'.bpfween the clusses In an English à family; D references.370a Mont- [WANTED GUNG MAN WANTS POOL.tion in.amr offfde; quick and accurate a figures: £000 \u2018Writer; best of roferences., Star Office.custols CUTTER.A ANTRD Su .avenues, above rchester.\u2014 BOARD MRE DR.POULIN HAS Pool: Adérame B 1534, Star Branch Office w De Ce af THD desires position > .ose er- during confinement; strictly private; terms cheres avenue, , teal : moderate.171 Montcalm rd 102 2eod i Wer ot i , - WA - YOUNG MAN WANTS OUT- OARD \u2014 VACANCY FOR TABLE WANED B boarders in fitst clmss house.Apply, te ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.mone x, soutien undaretd nds Custom 71 Aylmer st ss ing; édn work 1 writer and understands bookkeeping.G FV.Bear Office.OARD \u2014 MRS.DOCTOR BEARL, PRIvate accommodation, professional attendance; ladies treated; hot baths; Auer lights; steam heat.180 Orga Street OARD \u2014 EXCD Quick erie six meals $1.Sussex ENT TABLE BOARD, 13 month; $3 week; ouse, 43 Motcaife + fin Bosrp IN PRIVATE FAMILY, table board for threé young gentlemen; Teferences.Dominiôn Y #08, Star Branch Om + = TR ay B°Arp \u2014 VA ACANCIES tabla boardefs.48 eal JBOARD.\u2014- VACANGIRS FOR \u2014 boarders; exosident- ; 8 rte EE ®, WYVANTED-SINOLE ROOM, AND BOARD immediately, by young ady employed during day: terme must be me orate; best of references.H 364; Btar Office.VWANTED-.BY A REFINED YOUNG couple, nice room and board In re- nell h family; location west of Union \u2018avenue.Address J 424, Star ing: ME AGENCIES WANTED, wo TS a oe | far WANTED -=.BY QUALIFIED PARTY, \u2018 position as bookkeeper, cashier or correspondent, - Benin and English: ences.G 303, Btar Office.Wa ANTED\u2014 YOUNG MAN.WITH EIGHT years experience In business, knowing both languages, desires position ad trayel- tor 41 md Pore agent.G se, au refer- 104 4 WW ANTED \u2014 BY A aoob ALL ROUND : chet (niiddio aged), siuation in clud, on railrodd of with private good city references.Apply F 271, Bsr or Ohi tod \u2019 RESPECTABLE WE sd \u2014 Br, A a cts nuce oman, a situation 4n & \u2019 the se reat eet Call for two res mei Mia ès pue or eR at references Agply 184 apy description (clerical preferred), about 10 hours per wesk.B 8326, Pitar Branch ot- fice.164 3 \\ TANTED \u2014 BY RESPECTABLE WOman any kind work by the day.Apply 39 Dowd at.WANTED POSITION BY woman as cook in hotel: ahort orders, town or country.Mrs.143 Lageuchetirre st CAPABLE good on Smith, 104 2 VVANTED EXPERIENCED NUREE, charge of one or two children.with Indy going away for summer; references.Address B 83821 Star Branch Office.104 3 VVARNTED \u2014 YOUNG LADY DESIRES situation In office as cashier.ean keep DE.hooks; has knowledge of stenography: references.Write D.8.£20 St.Lawrence, WW ANTED-\u2014A LADY WITH KNOWledge of nursing desires position of trust at the seaside.city references.253 Sherbrooke st.WANTED\u2014SITUATION AS COLLECtor or any place of trust.high cash security and best references.Address H 310, Star office._ VWVANTED-LADY DESIRES A POSItion, housekeeper.companian, care of invalid, would take charge of houses for summer, or travel; good needlewoman.B 834, Star Branch office.WANTED \u2014 WATCHMAKER, ENGL 15Hall round hand, quick furmer, nod touts, with refarence, can alsos do jew- allery jobs, and used to counter, seeks îm- mediate engagement.$1c St.Elizabeth st.west WANTED \u2014 BY BOBBR, STEADY MAN situation as watchman or any light work on premises.Address E 221, Star Of- tice.IV ANTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE widow care of house for summer during absence of family: best reference.Ad- dreas E 218.Star Office._ 104 ANTED \u2014 CAN FURNISH BLACKsmiths, bricklayers, carpenters, cabinet makers, locksmiths and able bodied.willing jaborers, all continental foreigners, will advance rallroad fares to any part of Canada $0 be deducted weekly from wages earned.Employer not to be naible if jemving before amount paid off.This ts not sp M loyment Office.Address A.Samuel, 250 eur, st.103 16.daw \\ ANTED \u2014 BY GARDENER (SINGLE), ' reliable and wober.situation by the yar or semson; no dbfection distance.Ferences.743 Ottawa st.104 8 7 ANT ED\u2014DRESSMAKING, FANCY blouses and omstumes, at moderate prices; best references.156 Bt.Denis st.HORSES AND CARRIAGES.For BALE \u2014 A VERY FINE SET OF carriage or lents expross harness, Eng luh make, us good new, cost $35; iil sell for $30.Also time ive buggy, spring seat, for two persons, cost $90; will sel} for $50.Apply to John Allan, corner Craie and Bleury sts.3 For SALE \u2014 A THOROUGHBRED brood mare, foaled 1897; winner of celebrated race, at your own prics, owing to barb wire blemish.Address D 181, Star office.108 # Fo\" SALE \u2014 A GOOD GLADSTONE g buggy.with cover, easily removable, a harzain.J.Bonhomme, Carriage maker, 104 4 95 St.James et.\\ 'ANTED \u2014 A GOOD USEFUL HORSE for cart.State lowest price and where It could be seen.Address B 8330; Star 04 2 Branch Office, Fe?SALE-3 HORSES, 3 WAGGONS, 3 sleighs, 3 sets harness Apply to A.Booth & Con 9 Places d' Youve 104 2 R BALE\u2014HORSES, HARNESS AND vehicles by auction, every day at 2.30 p.m.Private sales at all mes.b0 cholce horses always on hand to select from.Trial given and satisfaction gusrantoed.T.W.Foster & Co, auctioncers, 605 8.Paul at.104 2 Fer SALE-HORBES.JOB.H.WAT- tam, of Ploton, Ont., has arrived at our stables with a carload of choice fhorses, also two beautiful ponies, family broken.Now on view at 605 8t.Paul at.T.W.Foster & Co.104 2 WANTED HORSES.PARTIES HAVING orses, harnesses or vehicles of any kind for sale will please bring them in, as i Consignments Xinds solicited; satisfaction guaranteed.T.and Co., auctioneers, 605 St.104 25 A x BUSINESS CHANCES.{OR SALE \u2014 HOTELS RESTAUrants and all other kinds of business- «s: rarè chances for beginners; houses and shops to let.M.Harris St.Lawrence atree 26 10 OHNSON & GRACE, 62 ST.JAMES ST.* Beaders of the fitar, why go to Cobalt or to the Kiondyke, when you can go into business in Mpntresl, with litle mones, and have tue pléasure to live in one of the most prosperous cities in the world?Consult Johnson and Grace before going or buying elsewhere.101 6 LOST.\u2014 ON THE 32ND OF APRIL, bull terrier dog .alli white Reward to any person who bring it back at No.708 Mance strest, or who will give information by telephoning to East 3486.Any person retaining lt after this ad.will be prosscuted.103 ]J,esT A leather with OST \u2014 ON MONDAY, APRIL 30TH.ON t.Catherine, Dorchester or Peel, a gold chain and fleur-de-lis.Finder wl be liberally rewarded by returning 10 v3 3 RES- OHNSON & GRACE.LICENSED on 315,000; taurants, near Post ice, easy terms; Crel st., recelpus \u2018$400 per week, $10,000; another one near G.BR.37500; St.st.west, 000; Malson- neuve, $4000; St.Henry, $3000, ait on easy terms.101 6 OHNSON & GRACE.CIGAR STORE, ST.Catherine st.weal, $2000; the owner vigared 3§30v0 Year, ulso temperance grocery store, Mohtreal Annex, stock 190 cia on the dollar; receipts $430 to 800 per woelk.01 8 UHNSON & GRACE.BE3T PAYING boarding and livery stable in (\u2018anada; long lease; centrally located; $7000 per year Del profits.For particulars apply Johnson & Grace.Also country hotels in the Provinces of Quebec and Ontartu Prices from 33000 to 820.000, on easy terms.101 6 & GRACE.CONFECTIONERY aking business, Bt.Catherine st.weal.fixiures, stock, horses.teams.all $900, worth $2000, alsv several grocery stocks, 73 and 80 cts.un the dollar.101 6 JOHNSON and b ICENSEI RESTAURANT FOR SALE, one of the best corners in Montreal, established nineteen years, by presant proprietor.reason, ill bealth.R.Millar, 168 St.Maurice st.107 6 (COBALT PROMOTERS.A MINING MAN on the ground can sell fur Lmmediate dellvery good claims adjacent to well known mines for $500 upwards.Box 116, Cobalt, New Ontario.102 6 PHoTo GALLERY FOR RENT OR lease, splendid chance for the rignt man; located in the business centre of Bault Ste Marie, Ont Population 17,0vv.Address Box 449, Sault Ste.Marie, Unt.108 3 WANTED PARTY WITH 31060 TO 34600 tv invest in the suares of an industrial company.recently organised.now doing business in a staple article in Montreal and earning immense profits.Money required for the opening up of Lranch of fices.Apply P 098, Biar Office.103 MR SALE \u2014 AN ESTABLISHED FRUIT business, also feed and grain; good corner, cheap.Address A 14, Star Uffice.03 2 HF HUNTERS HOME.A HOTEL OVER: looking Lake St.Francis, price $3150; business weekly $100.H 362, Star Office.Country Hotel For Sale.Old established gond going business.splendid openin and easy terms to right party.he Ross Realty Company, ltd, 30 St.Jnhn st.Tel.Main 5261 night, East 3743 AGENTS WANTED.aN V ANTED \u2014 AGENTS FOR THE SALE \u2018of gtes]l wire woven hamm snd flexible border steel wire mats with name inserted If desired.Staple goods with unlimited sale.Nothing like them in Canada.Active agents making big money.Lloyd- Thompson Wire.Limited.52 Spadina ate.5 Toronto.3 313 V ANTED \u2014 LADIES TO CANVASS FOR the Edwards Skirt Supporter; ons supporter fastens every shirtwalst to skirt for seven inches across back without pins points or teeth to tear garments, free terms.Edwards Skirt Supporter Co.Bridge- burg.Oniario.and Buffalo, N.Y., formerly of Toronto.» 12 WANTED \u2014 AGENTS.SAN FRANCIS- eo Horror, by Bishop Faliows and survivors Thriliing stories.Photographie 1l- lsstrations.Big 31.50.Terme 60 p.c.commission, 100 p.c.profit.Freight paid.Credit.Outfit free.Bend eight cents for postage, Kuhlman Co, Atlas Big.Chicago.WAGE ED \u2014 A LADY CANVASSER (EXpenses pa aid.) Give full particulars as to age and Mlty, etc.Address R.H.,Stan- bridge Btation, Que.101 4 N ANTED\u2014BIG PAY FOR AGENTS.MEN and women take handsome Wages selling our housshold specizitles.Every family needs them.A thoroughly legitimate business.You can start without a cent of capital.G.Marsaall & Co.London, ey .a ANTED \u2014 ENGLISH SUPERINTEND- for sub-agents to sell contracte for French credit society.Apply 9 to Jo room 16, 107 St.James st, city.103 WAST ED \u2014 AGENTS.EARTHQUAKE\u2014 Fire\u2014Ruin\u2014to bundreds of thousands.Hundreds of millions of dollars wqrth destroyed.Most appalling dissater ntinent ever suffered, San Francleco Horror.The awful story ef devastating calamity graphically told, Is prepared.Li Outtitsa free.bein os ubrealy the Mie ost selling article to be got.First come, iret served.Write Nicols Company, Jaime d Toronto, Ca 108 [WANTE WANTED \u2014 AGENTS.$13 A WEEK and board, all other necessary expenses paid to persons of energy and good character.State age and give references, Adâress Joan C.Winston Co, I£mited.To- ronte.+46 166 aw \u2014 AN ADVERTISING AGENT.Re at 290 Univerafty st, Montrval.TEACHERS WANTED.et V ANTED\u2014 FOR BCHOOL MUNICIPALity of Masham, Que., three lady Protestant teachers.with first or second clars giementary diplomas,for school sections Nos.4.Masham, Duties to commence in August.1904; term of teaching ten months Apply.stating salary t Secretar; - treasurer.Rupert 13 ANTED - TEACHER FOR ACADEMY, Cooksnire, Que.commencing Sept.4th, 1308; 1st, Principal male) 2nd, Lady for Model department.Address stating qualifi- tions, etc, etc.KE, B.er, rotary- reasurer.1063 8 ANTED \u2014 THRBE TEACHERS A .principal of Cowansville Academy and 8 teacher for the Model Department, and ther for the Elementary Department of the same institution, Apply to P.©.Du boyce, Secretary-Treasurer, Cowansville, Que.104 4 3aw ; .\u2014_\u2014 PARTNERS WANTED, à ANTED \u2014 A FINAL TEAR MEDICAL , student wants to get in with a doctor or company for tie summer.8564, Star Branch Office.AY ANTED \u2014 PARTNER WiTit 3500.00 : capital for establian d mussufactu: - Ing business: good profit and first-class business, Address J 449, Star office.Automobiles Motor Cars or Cycles, ete.If you desire to buy, sell, rent or exchange new of second hand Automobiles, \u2018Motor Cars, Cycles, etc.Try the \u201cFor Sale,\u201d or the \u2018* Wanted to Purchase\u2019 columns-of the Montreal Star for reaching those interested and for quick and satisfactory Wi.resulta.WANTED TO BORROW, i WANTED To BORROW, $7,000 ON first clans rea) cstate st 5 per oent.; property in west end; best part city; loan only 50 per cent.of value; security first mortguge.H 351, Star office.104 2 BOARD WANTED.m2 ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG BANK CLERK rd in gentleman's family.Address Upper Canada Collexe, Toronto.88 4 aw boa Principal, PUPILS WANTED.ms AN YWyanTsD \u2014 PRO FERROR COOK, dhorthand specialist, removed to 4762 Drolet, shorthand, typewriting.commercial dourses taught Individuelly ail year, Tuas- day and Wed Wednesda, 103 2 VUANTED \u2014 ITED PUPILS, TCANDIDATES for matriculation tutored by.q first k' hoflar graduate in classics of Mc- a , Aadress % POT Star Branch of- tie waa ay REE AND MASA.#10 West Dorchester at.I OBT \u2014 IN WESTMOUNT, SINCE 17TH 4 April, female cut, upper part of body al) black.whiskers, breast and feet white, A pet.Please detain and communicate with E.H., 4471 Western avenus.Reward 104 2 OST \u2014 SUNDAY AFTERNOON ON Sherbrooke st.a grid brooch, win name engraved outside.Finder will pleaas return same to 675 DeMontigny st.OST \u2014 DIAMOND RING (ROLITAIRE), 14k.gold.Finder wtll please return Berri st.and receive reward.to 131 I OST - A SUM OF MONEY ON JQUl'E- 4 duct, Dorchester, Phithips squire ur Avimer.Finder will pl notify by letier F 277, Siar Office end rewarded.OST \u2014 PLAIN GOLD BAND RING.with Masonic emblem, in gold.Liberal reward at Kelly Bros, Temple Building.BUNCH OF KEYS, BETWEEN Dorchester and St.James, via ver Hall and Victoria sq.Return to 3:8 Dorchester st vest.and be rewarded: L°°\", 1.AST EVENING, GENTLEman's plain gold locket, with monu- gram W.e by way of Bleury, St.Catherine, as far as Stewart's shoe store.Kindly return to John Allan's, corner Craig apd Bleury TT UST BETWEEN ATWATER AVE.and St.Catherine st.a cardcase with money and receipts.Return to 66 Walker avenue, and receive reward.OST - Les\" $5.00 REWARD TU THE PER- aon bringing back an Airdale terrier to 178 Metcalfe avenue, Westmount, an- awering to the name of Tease, Any person retaining Ît after this notice wiil be prosecuted.OST \u2014 ON WAY FROM WINDSOR Hote] to Metcalfe ave., Westmount, either on cars or street.leather wallet containing papers of value to >wre-z only.Return to office of Windsor Hotel for reward.I OST\u2014ON ST.JAMES STREET.BE- 4 tween Imperial Building and comer of McGill street or an Bt.Denis car, trane- terring to Windsor car at Bonaventura depot, at about 5.15 p.m.yesterday.a brown leather card case containing $11 in blils, some stamps, cad tickets and own- «frs cards.Reward.Finder please address B RR20, Star Branch office.OST\u2014ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, between University and Guy an Sherbrooke or St.Catherine.gold atick pin In shape of snowshoe.Kindly return to 348 Prince Arthur st.OST\u2014PAIR ©F WHITE KID ELBOW.length gloves via St.James, Victoria &quare and Beaver Hall Hill.name inside.Reward at 66 University st.OST\u2014MAY 2, LARGE SABLE COLLIB dog.white neck.apd chest: anawern to name of Bcotty.eward if returned ta 1149 Dorohester st.O8T-\u2014MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, hetween Atwater avenue and Windsor station, om Dorchester, to Stanley or Osborne.lady's gold belt.Finder please return to 54 Souvenir ave.Reward.OST\u2014ON MONDAY EVENING, AT the Arena, small steel bead purse, containing car tickets and some change.Please return to 41% Mance st.MONEY TO LOAN.Aronson & Keteaberg Pawn Brokers & Jew BOT or 15 Gul 81.em - oid Bland, opposite Bt.anools Xavier ONEY TO LEND on Diamonds Watches, MoN, Clothing.Furs and Dry Goods 199 360 Saw i 1 - : MORTGAGE LOANS madoon Real Estate for fi rs th woof require pr A SE year, thus reduc ing annual charge foe MONTREAL LOAN & MORTGAGE 00.141 Notre Dame 8 West, cor.Bt John 8%, die INSOLVENT NOTICE in the Matter of T.B.DOHAN, - 1268 St.Catherine st., Montreal, We will ell by public auction at our rooms, 55 St.Sulpice street, Mon ob Thursday, the 10th Inst, at 11 o\" first-class stock of boots and shoes celient Sond Lion Stock | in consisting \u2018of Shoes, rubbers and va as ob \u201cinventory to Furniture and Listas, ios 1:46 a in «t- Terms cash.Btore will be o spection on Wednesday.9th inet fnven- tory can be seen and information obtained JOHN MeD.HAINS, Trustee, Fraser Building, 43 Bt, Sacrament at.BENNING & BARBALOU CO.Ltd.Auctioneers, Montreal, lst May, 1308.104 4 daw \u2014\u2014 AILIFF'S BALB \u2014 PROV] uebec, District of Montreal.Nb, 18,062.Circuit Court.Joseph M.Auger, plaintiff, vn.Emery Hebert, defendant.Ba the 11th day of May, 1906, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, at the domicile of the sald defendant, No.1119 St.Dents hattels of the mid defendant, seized in this cause, consisting of one piano, household furniture.etc.Terms cash.M.3 Aor ECELLES, B.8.C.Montreal, May AILIFF'S SALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF Quebec, District of Montreal.so.2003.Circuit Court.Benjamin W.Som- ers, plaintiff, va.Lorne A.Sullivan, defendant.On the 2nd of May, 1906, at 10 of the cock In the forenoon, at ths place of business of the said defendant, No.2112 Ob.Catherine street.In \u2018he city of Montreal, wifi be sold, by authority of Justice, all the goode and chattals of the maid defendant, seized in this cause, consisting of tables, telegraph tnstriglents, chalrs, etc MARS N, B.8.C.Montreal, May 2nd, Soo PBAILFFS SALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF Quebec, District of Ottawa, No.1388.Buperior Court.Dame J.O'Brien, st, de plat tiffe, ve, J.E.T.Cardinal, de.n the !lth day of May.1906, Pi ir Pv the clock in the forenoon, at the domicile of the sald defendant, 242 St.Christophe street, In.the city of Montreal.will be sold, by nuthority of justice, ail the goods and chattels or the =aid Ne- fendant.seized In this cause, consisting of furniture.one piano, etd; Terms cash.J.E.COUTU, B.8.C, Montreal, May 2nd, ine, AILIFF 8 BALE \u2014 PROVINCE QF Quebeo Distfict of Montreal.No, upecior ~ Oourt.Hugh Mackay oa bie A.McEvoy et vi 11th day of May, the clock in the forenoon, 619 Cadieux st., in the city oh will be sold, bv' authority Tor fonts 0, the goods and chattels of the sald défen« dant, ied tn thid panne, consist) ng 1086.plaint oo De, Lac; cie highly profitable, business | house! uihly teught.8 st.104 3 \\ h.as 8.LAVERY.Re Monreal, 8 May 20d.1906. Ly.- SITUATIONS VACANT, ae SITUATIONS.IAGANT.WWANTED \u2014 SMART BOY ABOUT 14 TO assist in bukery and @eliver parcels, one customised to horses preferred.Apply 216 Greene &v 103 3 TED \u2014 BMART YOUNG MAN FOR WANTED oom Apply Steward, Monte- t.tiore Club, 399 Qu 103 3 Wag IED \u2014 TWO YOUNG SMART iris; one must be a good cook.Apply 12 Up.Montreal Hunt.103 8 WANTED \u2014 A GIRL FOR GENERAL servant in a small mily.Enquire rs.Halison, 52 Ariington a ° = gt PI x: [WANTED \u2014 BY A FIRN OF WOR.ANTED \u2014MEN TO ADVERTISE AND >.Ung man as custom clerk iatroduce our stock and pouliry com- 5 War with \u2018boda ar- Re to febmers and deslere; work dur- > sumships and Poa mg apare time or permanently; \u2018this is an * 7 ol entries Apply, stating tional opening for a hustler.Write tor 0 salary expected, V 5101, par pulatæ Golden Crest Co, 38 Bathurst # sù 6 street, London, Can.203 LS sé AN + iq Ww \u2014.OPERATORS, EXFERI]- |r \u2014-\u2014 NERAL BERVANT; # - enced \u2018hahda on skirts and cohls can Vy ANTED be Rb aie Ua washing or À find\u2019 a first clase position, alss few waist ironing.Apply 3%¢ Pine avenue.102s oe pporatars, highest .wage»s paid in town.Æ'\" Steady work.American Costume Mfg.Co.WANTED \u2014 to CARPENTERS FOR &.88 McGill.100 \u20ac housework at the Plymouth Cordage Es Co.'s Works.KEnquire of the J.Galllvan \u20ac [WWANTED \u2014 100,000 PLUMBERS, FLAS Bidg.Co.Welland, Ontario.102 3 » > faerore, brigk lazers wanted for Ban - =, Tancisco, we prepare you In few weeks; ANTED \u2014 ENGINEER, THE UNDER.= Union card guarauteed.Free catalogue.W: signed will receive applications for i orne Bros.Trade Schoots, New York, Uhl- position of ciety engineer for city of Cal- Ë cago, St.Louis 0 302 gary.Alta, up to May 25th.The next av ® plicants to give references and state expèti- * Ry ANTED \u2014 SMART JUNIOR FOR anco and salary required.duties to begin , oise fire insurance office.APPIY about June 15th if possible.H.Gilties, >.0.3349.01 4 Clty Clerk 03 24 \u2014- CARPET LAYERS ME- ANTED \u2014- YOUNG MAN.GOOD AD- we A iropeizan House Furnishing Company.32 Notre Dame at.west.103 à ANTED \u2014 COMPETENT - ENGINEER * to take charge of steam boilers en- es and motors {in a large plant in East- = \u201cOntario.Apply N 3393, Star Office._ à 102 3 ; > ; ANTED-\u2014A STRONG YOUNG MAN, 17 0 to 18, as shipper.Apply to #19 St.dames st 103 3 TANTED ~\u2014 YOUNG -MAN AS CLERK for order department, quick at fig- ares.Apply in writing to M 5306, Star Of- flee, 102 3 WANTED \u2014 IVY, \"old and up to rear & light trade, 34 Der week while learning, 310 to $18 when competent.Apply 414 West Notre Dame st.102 7 pu GIRLS O# 18 YKARS \\WANTED \u2014 COMPOSITOR.NEWS AD.hand.Steady employment fur good man.Address W 5331, Star Office.vz ¢ A ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED HOUSEmaid, with city references.Apply at 540 Dorchester at.west.le 3 ANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS COOK; MUST have references and know little of Germun poor Apply Steward, Montefiors Club, 393 Guy st 102 3 [WANTED \u2014 LADY BOOKKEEPER, «with knowledge of shorthand and typewriting.must understand double en- _ try; goud permanent position.N 555w, Bar Office, 103 N ANTED \u2014 PREFERABLY ELDERLY womun vf sume refluement and un- Questionablu respectability to take care of lady patient and small boy and wao is competent to supervise ordinary house affairs, were servant is Kept, an experienced nurse ls not essential as patient requires ttle attention; no others in family.$12 per month Probably good home for right person.C 115, Star Office.103 3 NV AN \u2014 A GIRL FOR GENERAL Tp in à small family, no children, washing given out; no night work.opty 188 Ontario st., near Bleyry.103 Ww press Apply at once room 33, Inglis 103 YWANTED \u2014 MUSICIANS WANTED, cornet», ciarionets, saxaphones, aude trombones, etc for .C.A.: permanent for force.Apply to President Band mmittee, C.H.A.Kingston, Ont a 9 13 ANTED \u2014- ANY INTELLIGENT PERson may earn- good {ocome ©OYTe- apondinz for _newspapers; experience un- nocéssary.Bend for particulars, Press 8yn- dicate, Lockport, N.Y.366 166 Wi ~\u2014 A SBERVANT.APPLY AT a Mansfield st., after 8 o'clock in evening.103 2 UPPER HOUSEMAID:; V ANTED \u2014 must be reliable and able tg sew; wages 315; references required.Address x 8877.Star Branch Office 103 Hardware Clerks Wanted, ten hardware ordér clerks for wholesale hardware.State age.ex- erienée, reference.salary expected.rawer H, Post Office, Winnipeg.ANTED \u2014 GOOD NURSEMAID FOR, ! small family, good wages to omg wno would be willing to go to country.324, Elm avenue.WW AN \u2014 A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY.owe to 30 years of age, speaking and writing French: must have her owm typewriting machine.Apply by letter, stating salary required, P.O.Box 1188, Montreal.103 & \\ ANTED \u2014 FIVE MEN OF GOOD APpearance, speaking both languages, for tour months work police, good wages.Only first clasa en need apply.Write immediately.mentioning references.P 5377, Star Office.103 2 {VV ASTED \u2014 PIPE COVERERS AND helpers at once.Appiy 85-94 Ann at.3 2 (WHNTED \u2014 RELIABLE BOY FOR OFfice and messagés.for season of navigation, by shipping company, wages $1?per month.Apply P.O.Box 775, Montreal.03 3 VW ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN AS STENOgrapher and typewriter.also general office work.Apply, stating experience and salary expected, A 9 Star Office.102 2 WVANTED -\u2014 A GOOD GENERAL SERvant for\u2019 small family, must ba able to cook, guoud wages.Apply with references \u201c aiTUATIONS VACANT.* ANTED \u2014 YOUNG LADY STENOgrapher and fypetrriter, with knowledge of genera! office work ply.ating experience and salary expec ody 5 ce.SITUATIONS VACANT.NTER \u2014 A GOOD Farhi COOK, willing to go to Dorval; goed w to capable person.Apply wht references, before am or in evening, ¢18 West Sherbrooke st.AN UD \u2014 GIRLS, EXPERT IN MAK- up samples of sinaliwurea, imme- ata.Army Mr.Harris, 23 St.Helen at 103 2 ANTED \u2014 SMART OFFICE BOY FOR manufacturing office; good prospects.Apply P.O.Box 2270, Montreal.103 5 \"WANTED \u2014 BPECIAL MIDWAY ATtractions wanted for Waterfogd Of Boys Reunion Selobration July 2nd and 3rd.Performance ay and night.Enormous crowd nance ed C.J.Cunningham, Secretary 103 6 WANTED \u2014 LAUNDRESS FOR SMALL family, to take work home.Apply between 7 and 8 p.m\u2026 No.23 Grosvenor Apartments, Guy and \u2018Sherbrooke ste.1043 V ANTKD \u2014 FANCY IRONERS ON Ladies\u2019 waists, skirts, etc.Hig wages.Crown laundry Ce.4218 St.Cathe erine st.103 _ SITUATIONS VACANT.tee tei ea ad ANTHD \u2014 A.YOUNG MA TO serve in bar.Apply 345 Welllngton street, .Le WANTED \u2014 STABLE MAN, FiReT- class m.understanding care of borses.À 381 \u2018Oliver avers West- | ANTED \u2014 YOUNG GIRL TO AS- Ww?Bist with light housework; no washing or troning.Apply 4167 Westen ave., near Greene ave.Westmount.WAN TED \u2014 AT ONCE EDGE TURNers, finishers and operators on coals and panta Good wages paid to competent hands Murray and Michaud, 859 Sanguinet st.103 #5 ANTEDM \u2014 TWELVE GOOD STOVE- plate moulders.steady employment.Apply to McClary Mig.Co., 334 Bt, Paul st.' 103 3 V ANTED \u2014 CHANCE TO LEARN UAR- ber trade.New system.Any one can learn.Elght weeks completes course.Too.s donated.Diplamas awarded.Positions guaranteed graduates.Write for catalogue.Moler's Barber College, 131 Princo strcet, New York City.6 to 14 Souvenir avenue, off Atwater.108 2 VW ANTED -\u2014\u2014 ORGANIST, WITH SOME ANTED \u2014 A KITCHEN GIRL: MUST experience.in training volunteer Le a plain cook, references.43 Catb- cholr, for caurch, west end; salary moderate.103 A 16, Star Office V TANTED \u2014 COMPETENT WAIST AND ektrt Seti and assistants; steady work and good y.Mrs.McKinney, 43 Un- {cn ave.and 88 \u2018Mansfield st.after 7 p.m.10 : WANTED ~~ GENERAL BERVANT, with city references, who can cook, fur family of two.Apply at 16 The Gros- venor, corner Sherbrooke and Guy.103 2 J Man Wanted.Wanted, experienced man to take charge of Automobile Repair Shop.Must have good experience ln American and Foreign Cars.Apply Automobile Import Co.Ltd, 90-98 Stanley street, Montreal.82 25 AY TANTED \u2014 COOKS, HOUSE-TABLE- maids, Roneral servants, kitchen waltresses, for clubs.Apply to Mra.$0a Clty Councillors st.103 maîds, Butler.VWANTED ~~ GENERAL SERVANT, WHO can cook, reference.871 Dorchester atreet west .103 2 N JANTED \u2014 GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, sinall famil,, washing sent 238 Redfern ave.104 3 A TANTED \u2014 AT ONCE A GENERAL servant and a young girl for light Apply after 7 out, housework, in small family.p.m.at 82 Union avenue.GENERAL SERVANT, =malj! family.no washing.Apply 60 Aberdeen avenue {off (Churchill avenue), Telephone Westinount 606.N ANTED \u2014 cart st.103 3 VV ANTED \u2014 IMPORTANT.THIS AD.IS worth money to you.Present this ad.at our college any evening this week, between 7 a p-m., and you wWili be rewarded with a college certificate.entitling you to a complete commercial course in Goodwin's Modern System of Bookkeeping, at half tne regular cost, and which will give you 15 days from date thereon to start your course.Do not fail to present this ad.this evening, Moon's Syllabic Shorthand and Business Colloge, rd fiat, Inglis Bidg., 485 St.Catherine et.west.Phone Up 3005.103 Ÿ ANTED \u2014 BY THE BEACONSFIELD Boat Club an active man as, caretaker for the season 1908: must be capable of painting and making small ropairs.Recommendations required as to sobriety.Ap- | Bly in person to the Secretary, Mr.E.W.onham, 18 St.Alexis 193 3 \u2018WANTED \u2014 A GOOD PLAIN COOK, with references, at once.Apply 400 103 3 Pine avenue, near University st.ANTED \u2014 GIRLS IN UNDERSKIRT department to work on Union special machines.Joan P.Black and Co., 123 Vitre st.west.108 = WANTED \u2014 FOR BRANCH OF AN ON- tarto biscuit firm man with horse and rig, to dellver biscuits, collect empties, At a rate per plece.Address Manager.C 113, Star Office.VV ANTED -\u2014 FOR BRANCH OF AN ONtario biscuit firm clerk for office work, also storeman; must understand French.State references.Address prompiy Manager, C 114.Siar OM 103 ete.promptly, 103 3 IVY ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT where other servant ts kept.Apply 306 Prince Arthur st.103 2 \\YAYTED \u2014 CARRIAGE TOP BUILD- i ers; steady job: highest wages.Ap- WANTED \u2014 TOUNG MAN OF GOOD N TANTED \u2014 GENERAL GIRL FOR ply Cowboy Carriage (o.Toronto, Ont.or education and address as junior in ! family of iwo.Apply 518 Grosvenor J.udger and Gravel, 28 Jacques Cartier 8q.financial brokerage office.Apply.stating avenue, Westmount.Montreal.103 6\u20ac age, references, etc.to V 5149, Star Office.103 NV ASTEL \u2014 AT ONCE EXPERT SHOE ; ; ANTED a A CAPABLE Won nt = s shiner.Apply at lavictus Shoe Store, ood ain cook, tchen ma .N _ A 249 St.Jamus st.smalt fawn on Ottawa River: advertiser wiil \\ (ANTED om Ginn 70 22 Sm v be in Montreal May ath Apply.with rer Ing: gooû references required: Iiberal wages.V ANTED \u2014 GIRLS TO SERVE 1 ICE ences, stating age, to 0 .3 .App! 4157 West cream parior, good wages paid.P- 103 poly or aie, cast BET ply Prabales Brus.$07 West St.Catherine I sn \u2014 3: N AS ANT TAN \u2014 YOUNG MAD N : À ANTED TOD, ea work: good | 7 TED ror aT CINE BAL MW ANTED ganar NE Camp inn q wages.Apply 63 McGill st.v3 3 aren: city references required 72 Durocher Ce.Colonial House - ; VVANTED \u2014 TN BOYS FOR OUR BOX Breet 102 ¢ WANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT.good four in family.good wages.Apply to also girls to paper boxes; Adam Berk.48 108 4 dept.steady wark.Apply wages.Chas.Borromee sat.and 458 St WANTED \u2014\u2014 MAN WHO HAS HAD EXperience in handling circular soldering eteei on tin cans.Apply 142 Inspector st.103 3 Bf ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE A GENERAL : k servant; no washing or ironing.Apply Mrs.Chas Brewn, 4484 Sherbrooke st (near Metcalfe avenue).Westmount.1032 ANTED \u2014 CARPENTERS FOR ROUGH % work.Apply to Mr Lees, The Laing d Provision Co, Ltd, Mill st Packing an in ANTED \u2014 BRIGHT BOY TO KEEP W a stock book and to make \u201calmæelf generally useful.Apply The American Stik Waist OPERATORS = WANTED\u2014To put on collars on soft : shirts.also gifls to make fronts, and op- sheep-lined coats.udson 40 Si.Antoine st.ov 102 for Hitting Co.erators Bay i floor.NY ANTED \u2014 FANCY IRONERS, HIGH- ext wages, steady worh.Tollet Laun- 290 Guy st.162 6 \\ TANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY A GOOD piain cook.also housemaid.Appiy me references to 632 Dorcnester st.west.104 AY ANTED \u2014 À Apply at 9e JANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT GIRL for steady position, also woman for kitchen work, must have cxprrience; good wages.Apply :8 Victoria sq, 1st floor up- : stairs.= i ley.A.W.Rogers.: Duruvciuer si.dary, GENERAL SERVANT.Mackay st.TANTED - FIVE CHEESE MAKERS for small factories in the Ottawa Val- Montreal - \u201c4 N ANTED\u2014 MILLWRIGHT FOR PAPER 5 ! mil} in Ontario; man with family preferred:; Evo cottages on mill property, at + nominal rents.Apply F Cui, Star Office.: 104 2 law ; ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL ABOLT 1¢ W other maid to assist with children; kept.Apply with rcferences to Mrs.Darling.104 St.Mark s! ED \u2014 YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST AN\u2019 W.TER light housework.Apply 74 Columbia avenue, Westmount.Brass Polishers The H.R.Ives Co, 103 #6 * Wanted.Apply » Limited z IV JANTED \u2014 A WORKING HOUSEkeeper tor a farm near the city, with daughter or friend to help in the house and milk room.Apply or write to Li Dorches- = Yer st.west.104 3 law ANTED - A SMART OFFICE BOY AT room Ba, 13 St.John at.Call between ?and 10 am.' EXPERIENCED - W ANT -\u2014 GOOD deoughtemen, such accustomed to steel structural work preferred.Addrese Y prs Star Branch Office.104 2 V- TED \u2014 GENBRAL SERVANT: must bo good platn cook: small fam- fly.Apply morning or evening, 4131 Sherbrooke st.WANTED \u2014 LABORER.GENFRAL | work around nursery.B.T.Uraves, Florist, Western and Ciaremont aves, West- mount.Lo] Two Double Teams Wanted for cement! and brick work; steady work the year round pply to F, Hydè-& , Company.31 W ington st.NV ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY A GEN- 1 eral servant: good plain cook; reter- ence.96 Tupper st ; ANTED \u2014 BRIGHT AND SMART BOY far messages and genergl work In must have best of refrrepces.Apply ice; effice: room 465, 185 St.James st.1.P.C.Co.D \u2014 A BRIGHT LAD OF 14 OR 15 for an Insurahce office.Apply in own handwriting to D 193, Star Office 104 2 KD \u2014 OFFICE BOY.FOURTEEN ANT fitteen Fears old, living With par- retanding both languages pre- 3 os d HE omy Th The Willams Mfg Co.St.earl ; 104 2 \"A YOUNG MAN OF 22 OR ç urance inspecting.Ap- Wa by SUPER .Tticulars as to post vire Fire Underwrit- = ids.104 2 ET A ; NDY, INTRLLIGENT Ey SE 20 to work around rT, wo = St.lawrence st.Dis A Int, JNFELLIGENT experionte a Mica, ; JAXTED - SKIRT MAKER AND FINisher.Apply 563 St.Catherine si.east, rd floor, or 244 St.Lawrence st.102 8 VV ANTED\u2014BOYS WITH SIXTEEN cents in their pockets can buy two dozen copies of the \u201clliustrated Witness,\u201d which they can sell in a few minutes for twenty-four cents, and with that buy three dozen which they can sell for thirty-six cents in a few minutes more, and so on mujtiplying their little pocket money faster than do the great finan- clers.Just try it next Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock and see how it sells.For sale either at the \u201cWitness\u201d office or al Chapman's Book Store, St.Catherine street, Near Peel.101 2 2aw NV ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE, STRONG.SOBer, intelligent man.accustomed to shipping barrels.Apply to R.C.Mtiler, 308 wes Cralz st VV ANTED \u2014 BY A GENTLEMAN KEEPing bachelor quarters.a first clans cook: aiso vaiet or mald: mus: be experienced.Give age, references and aalary expected, F 288, Star Office.104 HORSES AND CARTS Wanted, 50 Horses and Carts, to-mor- Apply Gray & Wighton, at the Park av.row.works, Beaver Hall Hill, or 7 \\ ANTED \u2014 TRAVELLERS, HAVING A .good experience and connection \\n dry goods and noveities.Applicante must give good references und mention tha of the country preferred.Apply L 5355, Office.ANTED \u2014 RECOMMENDED YOQUNOQ man, knowinæ Custom House work.Apply L 6784, Star Office.103 4 taw au TEN BENCH MOULDERS tof light malleable castings.MeKin- non Dash and Metal Worka Co., Bt.Cath- xrines, Ont.102 3eod ANCEP, \u2014 CUTTERS AND TAILORS, ANTED \u2014 $12.50 starts you on the road to success and prosperity through the \u201cMat! Course\u201d in garment cutting.\u201cBegin now.\" New York Cutting School.1133-1138 Broadway, New York.101 2 Jaw Light Porter .Wanted, a light porter to work aroune | the atofe.Apply before 10 am.Jas A.Ogllvÿ & Sons, St.Catherine and Mountain streets, .ANTED \u2014 , FITCHEN WOMEN, ALSO -waltreassn; good wages pald to right party.\u201cApply 1856 or 296 West Notre Dame ANTED -\u2014\u2014 BEND-FOR MEN T W: Old Brewery Misgion.exten abn Trad laboupers.\u2018No charge.Tol.Main 2911, 86 8 zaw  \u2014 BALESMEN.TO A LIMIT- AALS AND umber of good men we offer - special contract: six modnths or longer.HE proposition: must de ready to start at once.Apply Box ns.Ottawa, Ont.Ré 26 24w CARPET LAYER Wanted.a man competent tg.lay carpets and measure, ate\u2019 do go lu phol- stery work; steady employment all the vear round.Apply before 10 a.mi.Jas A.Ogilvy & Sons; 8t.Catherine and Mountain streets, 104 3 \u2018WANLIED \u2014 A BRIGHT EoY FOR OFfice and messag ly W.H.Bcroggte.Limited, St.PEathérle ne and Unl- versity sta.\u2018VY ANTED -\u2014 BOYS.APPLY KING, 140 8t.Peter st EXPERIENCED TYPE- V TANTED \u2014 writer; must be able to writg in both languages.Ser to Mr.Reid, at Henry Morgan and 104 2 3 ANTED \u2014 AT DUPUIS FRERES LAdies Tailoring Department, operators on dress skirts.104 2 WANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED YOUNG man to canvass for advertising for musical red book; one familiar with musle referred.Call at Mr.veltch, 483 Temple uilding, between 5 and YOUNG MAN | Wanted, about 20 years age.competent stenographer and typewriter, quick and ac- cura\u2018s at figuten able to read and write French preferred; excsllent opportunity to acquire thorough wiedge of bookkeeping: good prospect for intelligent young man, Apply F 274, Star Office.[WANT ED \u2014 EXPER IENCED SECOND cook, dining room girls; also painter and paper hanger.Apply at once, Albion Hotel, city.V ANTED \u2014 BOY = ABOUT FIFTEEN years of age and sampis room.Apply Dorsiaion Woollen Mtg.Co, 201 St.James st.ANTED \u2014 SRIGRT EERE \"7 Craig \u2019 w vl halle, to oly The hrln-evec oo 383 Mountain st.TANTED - Wy sicady soung St Catherine st.WANTED : Iinery Apply at once Catherine st.ONCE A SMART.d chef.2338 Cafe.- AT mæn as seco; Alexanders \u2014 TWO FIRST CLASS MIL- preparczg, highest wages paid.to the Crescent, TTY su À TANTED -\u2014 GIRL FROM 8 IN THE AFternoon till ?: one capable of getting dinner.Apply with references, 71 Creacent street.WVANTED \u2014 A WAIBT HAND.APPLY immediately to 745 City Hall avenue.OFFICE ASSISTANT Wanted, a smart young man fer assistant bookkeeper in office of whole- nale grocers.licant must be well STENOGRAPHER WANTED By a new concern, a young man 20 to 23 years of age Preferably one having cxperience In metal business.Knowledge of French an advantage.All applications treated in strict confidence Specify age, experience and qualifications, I) 159 8tar office.103 WANTED \u2014 ROY WANTED IN MERchants office.Apply C 144, Star Of- tice.108 3 WVANTEL \u2014 FOR THE PURE FOOD show as attendant to one of the principal exhibits, a young indy of attrad- tive appearance and ability, speaking both Engltsn and French.C 143, Star Office.103 3 V ANTED \u2014 4000 LABORERS OF ALL nationalitics for railway rock work.378% Craig at.west.103 4 ANTED \u2014 SMART YOUNG MAN FOR lunch counter Apply between 9 &nd 12, Tne Carleton, 2:9 McGill at.108 \\ ANTED\u2014 AN EXPERIENCED BALES- A lady, both languages and refercuces required.Apply Paris Kid Glove Bore, gi St.Catherine st.weat.104 A) TANTED -\u2014 A YOUNG GIRL TO AS- ! sist in general housework.must sleep a at home.Apply 6 Hutchison at.104 W ANTED \u2014 BOY TO RUN ELEVATOR.Apply at once, John P.Black and Co.Ltd.173 Vitre si.west.VV ANTED \u2014'YOUNG MAN FOR KITchen work, Apply Chas.M.Alexander, 219 St.James at.V ANTED \u2014 WAITRESSES; NO BUN- duy work.126 St.Peter at.iy TANTED \u2014 GIRL FOR GENERAL housework.Apply 21 Chesterfield ave., Westmount.V TANTED\u2014EXPERIENCED SALES LADY for dry goods store, also young girl as cashier, with references.Appl, room 4, 124 St.Peter at.VV ASTED \u2014 IRONERS WANTED FOR skirts and Llouses.The Sovereign Laundry, 163 Nazareth at.VY ANTED \u2014 GIRL AS SERVANT IN A small femily: mn cooking.Address Mrs Spector, 568 St.Lawrence st.+ LADY ETENO- ; grapner, rapid, accurate and neat.Apply room 36, Ingiis Bldg.104 2 WwW ANTED -\u2014 FIRST CLASS UPHOLS- ierers.Apply to Mr Howard, at tle and Son, (63 8t.Catherine st.we N JANTED \u2014 YOUNO 104 ;.A ANTED \u2014 FOR AN UPTOWN TEA : store, smart lad, about 15 vears old; must be well recommended.Apply J 400, Star Office.104 4 W JANTED \u2014 SMART BOY ABOUT 318 vears.Appiy Bronadon's Pure Candy, 239 St.James et.Boys Wanted a! the Canadian Glass Works.cor.Wel- lUngton and Charlevoix, Point St.Charles: good wages and chance to learn paying trade.108 f JANTED - AT ONCE EXPERIENCED operators on coats, button hole mak- ers, finishers.at 427 Mt.James st.103 3 {(WWANTED \u2014 BAKER AT ONCE FOR = the Modgsor Broa.Bakery: must be first class on bread and raked Appl, staring wages to R.H.Hodgson, Hudson, Que.103 WW ANTED -\u2014 YOUNG GIR].AS ASSISTant to stenographer; must have some knowledge of shorthand and typewriting.Apply room I3, Liverpvol and London and Giohe Bids.Montreal 1, ANTED \u2014 COOKS, TABLEMA ID] housemaids.nurse, upper nousemaids.generals, kitchen maids, hotel girls.Apply\u2019 at West End Employment Bureau.986 West St.Catherine at.iy ANTED \u2014 THREE STRONG.ABLE- \u2018 bodied young men for making gramophone records.Hard work.good pay.Those recommended.Hperienced.quick and accustomed to machinery preferred.No accurate rer Salary $10.00 n week previous experience necessary.Apply to Mr.at start.Good opportunity for promo- Sanders, The MHerliner Gramophone (\u2018o.of tion.Apply D 168 Star office.1032 Canada, Ltd., No.23315, St.Catherine st.WASTED \u2014 A YOUNG WOMAN AB JANTED\u2014 A MAN TO RUN MILK DE- good plain cnok In small private tam- livery; must be well recommended.ly.Apply 156 Mansfield at.10 Appls to Guaranteed Pure Milk Co.620 8t.Catherine st.à JANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED COOK; references.ly 212 : ANTED \u2014 A WUMAN TO ASSIST IN © Apply 2) Drummond 2} house work.Apply to 116 Fulford at, after 6 p.m.ANTED \u2014 BATCHMAN AND BHAD- .er for our wonllen mill; wages 53.00 JANTED \u2014 YOUNG GIRI, OR ELDER- per day Apply with references and full ly person in assist with general Louse particulars Paton Manufactaring Company, Bherbrooke, P.Q.103 6 Toilet Soap Traveller, Wanted, by a leading manufacturing concern, A Young man speaking both languages.that has the ability to rel) goods.Applicant must have Al references as ta character and ability, Territory, Province of Quebec.Gond salary and commission.Apply with full particulars, D 167 Star office.103 2 IMMEDIATELY THO tablematd.Avs st.ANTED \u2014 oughly experienced to Mrs.Adams, 331 Pee V ANTED \u2014 GOOD.RELIABLE MAN, as stableman: must thoroughly under- stænd the care of horses.Address B 65, Star Office.103 3 SMART YOUNG GIRL To assiet at light house work.Must be well recommended.Willing to gon to the country (Lake shore) for the sum- ther months.Comfortable home, good wages.Apply 396A St.Antoine ot.VV ANTED \u2014 SMART YOUNG MAN FOR walter in & city club: must be English speaking sand of strictly sober habits; good wages, steady employment and quarters given, Apply to Mr.Stlles, Steward, Elke\u2019 Club, 43 Belmont Park.ANTED \u2014 SMART YOUNG MAN FOR invoice clerk; must be quick and correct at \u2018figured, and \u2018nave experience.Good prospects for sdvancement.Apply by letter to The Montreal Rolling Miila Co.04 2 \u2018WANTED \u2014 MEN, WITH EXPERIence in dry colora for @ paint fac- Patrick st.tory.274 St V ANTED\u2014 A FIRST CLASS COOK 'FOR |.a boarding house of 15 boarders.Ap- )y at once 259 Sherbrooke east, corner st.enis et.V ANTED \u2014 YOUNG LADY AH ASSISTant bookkeeper: must have JDractioal led also ot stenography ages \u201cto a about 825 per month.Write, steting age, experience, etc, E 209, Star Office, ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE BTRONG YOUNG V man to assist in shipping room of steady job for Food olan large factory: Peter st.elty.Apply 10 Bt.ANTED \u2014 LAUNDRESS FOR ONE Ww and one half days weekly; steady willlng to do her work ent_to one employm 106 3 properly: references.78 Fort st D \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT FOR wh Nam) 1; of four; references required.271 Prince nur st.: ANTED \u2014 A HOUSEMAID.APPLY AT W s Bishop st.References required.~ { ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL BERVANT, « plain cook.no children, no laundry work; private house; not moving.63 Vic- toris st.ANTED \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL SER- \u201cvant; no washing.Good wages.Apply with references to 167 Drummend at.WAN \u2014 A HUNDRED PFIRENEN brakomen on Canadian and other rallroads.Experience unnecessary.earn men.Stat age.Ben fn Natrat a ads daress way, street.work.Appl; 23 Cathcart st.SER- W ANTED \u2014 A GOOD GENERAY, tor \u2018vant, muet have heat references, Bishop st.Apply 103 Drummond st.EXPERIENCED AR- WANTED \u2014 AN .immediate chitectural draughtsman 1y.Apply F 294, Star Office.Wierd ONCE A GOOD, STRONG fi for kitchen work, Appiy :6: Bleury WANT \u2014 OFFICE BOY TO MAKE iraself generaily useful.Apply 26 St.Peter st.J + WASTED \u2014 GIRL FOR GENERAL housework in small family.Cali at 437 Mount Pleasant ave.References.ANTED \u2014 SMART, BTRONG YOUNG boy for warehouse.Apply M.Vine- berg and Co., 533 St.Paul st.ANTED \u2014 SMART BOY FOR GORDON W presses.Apply ¢ Donegana st.off Windsor st.TED \u2014 A STEADY.RELIABLE WAS LEP speaking French and English.Abply 147 Wellington st.NTED \u2014 ELECTRICIAN AND Aeipers.A Apply to Tue T.Davidson Mex.Co., 187 Delisle st.104 2 ED \u2014 FIRST CLASS COAT MAK- WW ANTE atéady work.Appiy J.L.Soucy.1885 st.\u2018éatherine st.ANTED \u2014 A DRAUGHTSMAN AT who understands detalls.Apply ' once, D.G.Loomis and Sons, 232 McGill at.104 2 CLASS MALE WASTED \u2014 FIRST , stenographer: must be thoroughly conversant with both languages.Stats age, expertence, and salary required, G 33e Star 04 2 {WANTED \u2014 TWO STRONG BOYS FOR warehouse.Apply The Leeming Mu.Co., Ltd.| WAN NTED \u2014 GIRLS EXPERIENCED IN ! labelling.Apply The Leeming Miles Co., Ltd.WANTED \u2014 A SMART BOY TO LEARN + the business.Apply to A.Rameny & Son Co., Recollet at.104 3 ANTED \u2014 A \u2018GOOD FIRST CLASS Wa wing woman for linings, etc.permanent employment.Apply to Gibb and Company.148 St.James st.ANTED \u2014 BOY FOR OFFICE, about 15, must be well educated and good writer.Apply With references to Gibd and Company, 148 St.James st.: TED\u2014 A BOY TO DO ERRANDS.WAN ow = at Invictus Shoe Store, 249 St James st ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY GENERAL W servant, also young nurse.5é Mackay D \u2014 A GIRL FOR A FEW A ours 4alty to make herself useful; oity references requited.Apply 69 Univer- alty st.ANTED \u2014 GOOD WASHER WOMAN, to come to houss.363 Grosvamor ave, Westmount i WATER Ter cm sean + : \u2018mu mim cool mv R.Dining Rooms.7 dood wages.a.NV ANEED work st Lamia © \u2014 BOT FOR GENERAL op ted.Dairy.VV ANTEP \u2014 NICE GIRL FOR HOUSE- wages $12 a month.Apply 76 University st.\\ TANTED \u2014 SMART YOUNG GIRL FOR dining room work In restaurant, good salary an.good home Lo a steady girl.Apply Jeffrey's Cafes, 11 Chaboilles aq.FOR seven Car Co., Bt, WANTED \u2014 8]IX BLACKSMITHS car forgings.Apply Lefore a [Clock at works, Canada aul, WANTED \u2014 TWO MEN TO SIFT ashes and clean cellar, also man handy with plumber\u2019s tools; board and room on premises.Apply at once, Muna- ger Turkish Baths Hotel.WANTED \u2014 THREE BTATIONARY engineers and tén laborers for în- side work.Apply at once to Daniels & Bignir, 58 8t, James 3rd floor.WANTED \u2014 ONE NURSE AND ONE general servant.Apply No.10 Laval avenue, near Sherbrooke at.ANTED \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL SERvant willing to go to Reaconsfield for summer, Apply 88 8t.Famille, ANTED \u2014 BTRONG BOY WITH reference, Standard Pleating Co, 564 St.Paul st.WANTED \u2014 STRONG, ACTIVE BOY for grocery and general work.Apply to Murphy Bros., corner Guy and St.Catherine, Umbrella Repairer Wanted, an experienced umbreila Ye- pairer and frame maket, good wage Apply at The Dominion brea\u2019 Ac- tory, 1895 St.Peter street.426 WANTED vimeT CLASR PLUMBER.! Apply James Griffin, 735 St.Cath- ine st.west.ANTED \u2014 A RESPECTABLE GIRL.for light housework and to assist with children; could sleep at home.Ap- Dly store 778 St.Lawrence, ANTED \u2014 A GOOD RELIABLE general servant to go to the country: references required.Apply 422 Met- calfe ave.ANTED \u2014 RELABLE MAN OR married coupie, man as indoor servant, woman as cook or housemaid.willing to go to seaside; references required.Apply 152 University street after 8 o'olock in the evening, JARTED A WAITRESS AND KIT- woman.Apply to Cambridge Cafe, EE University st.; good wages; must sleep at home.50 HARNESS MAKERS Wanted immediately.App alo Heney Co., Limited, 333 8t, Paul atest WANTED\u2014A RELIABLE WOMAN TO \u2019 take care of a baby of ten months at her own home.terms must be moderate.Address B 8831, Star Branch office.\\ TANT \u2014 RELIABLE MAN FOR warehduee.general work; must have references.Apply Leeming Miles Co., Ltd.Millwrights Wanted The Singer Manufac- Apply at once.turiug Co.St.Johns, P.Q.104 2 X ANTED \u2014 COACHMAN, MIDDLE aged, experienced.vf steady habits.\u2014g §Montreal references required.Apply 1 |herbr rooke at.ANTED\u2014AT ONCE GIRLS TO LABEL und wrap medicines and Florida water.Apply to Davis and lawrence sos Ide Bt.Antoine at.104 zaw ANTED \u2014 NEAT YOUNG COLORED man of good character, as porter.Ap- piy at Lowney's, 189 Willlam e:.4 3 AT ONCE A HOUSE AND JV ANTED \u2014 tablemaid for a small boarding house.Apply with reference, 11 Burnside Place, r a lingering illness.The funeral will take place to-morrow morning from his father's residence, 141 Cherrier st.to the Church of 8t.Louls de France, at 7.30 am.The Interment will take place in the Cote dey Neiges cemetery.Beautiful Homes af Small Cost Metal Walls and Ceilings mark e distinct advance in interior decoration, They sre made in dozens of handeome designs, from the severely plain to the most elaborate.By merely changing the color scheme of painting, the bouse is re-decorsted without any of the {vconvenience, and at a small part of the cost, of wall -papering.Metal Walls and Ceilings never crack\u2019 nor peel stay in perfect condition as long es the house stands, and are absolutely fire proof.Those who intend to build or remodel tiicir horffes are invited to write The Metal Shingle & Siding ce, Limited, Preston, Ont, for a beautifully 6 à ep more expeuse.readily see the advantage to Section.\u201d pieces clearing Thursday at, Cotton, hem, felled seans, WHITE SHEETINGS, 2 \u201cveight, 2 yards wide.of pure Irish flax, clearing at, linen Scotch crash, clearing at, LINEN TABLE DAMASKS\u2014Odd Table Damasks, clearing at, asks, a variety of patterns, waists or costunes, Tbc, clearing BLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS \u2014 Satin Damask, dew bleached, LINEN BHEETINGS8\u20142 yards wide bleached, even thread, LINEN NAPKINS8\u201420 dozen Napkins, uncut edges, LINEN NAPKINS\u201415 dozen only ask Dinner As a Special Induc¢ement TOWELLING, for the hour at, of regular 10c to 12c goods, for UNHEMMED SHEETS\u2014100 pairs Sheets, 2 by 21-2 yards.\u201cDON'T FAIL TO READ OUR AD HAMIL The Last Week But One of Our Removal Sale Reasonable Reasons for Remarkable Reductions in Housekeeping Linens and Cottons Our stock of Linens and Cottons is altogether too hesvy\u2014the.bigger the stock the more goods to handle in removing, and the You can readily see the logio in this.ou, by moving such a heavy stool.loss, and have the room and money for something else.what we've decided to do to-morrow in offering you values in Linens and Cottons that should clear them out in a hurry.WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS, tul} widths and fine sheer finish, yard.WHITE ORGANDIE MUSLINS, cheer linen Walists or Costumes, clearing at, yard.WHITE LONGCLOTH.This is a 36.10.free fromm dressing, clearing at, yard WHITE PILLOW SLIPS, hand made, of fine White Cambric clearing at, each .WHITE PILLOW COTTON, a nice bleached \u201cfine cloth, free fron chemicals, clearingat, yard .184 full bleached, clearing at.yard.WHITE SHEETINGS, 8-4.or 2 yards wide, a full \u201cbleached heavy weight plain sheeting, clearing at.IN THE LINEN SECTION.LINEN HUCK TOWELS, unbleached, plain ar - colored borders and fringed ends, clearing at, each .LINEN ROLLER TOWELLINGS, a lot of pure linen Towellings, both bleached and unbleached, clearing at, LINEN HUCK TOWELS, an extra large pe of Huck Towels, made each .SCOTCH LINEN CRABSH\u201415 pieces HEMSTITCHED TOWELS\u2014A lot of an hemstitched borders, size 26 x 42, clearing at, eich BLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS, 64 Dam FAMILY LINEN \u2014 500 vds.of 38 in.wide, clearing at.doz.Napkins, clearing at, MILL ENDS OF SHEETINGS, both plain and © ahd 21-2 yards wide, 20c to 30c regular; for the hour.ya.MILL ENDS OF PILLOW COTTONS, fine Heached\u2019 Circular Pillow Cottons, 22 to 26c regular; for the hour, yard for the hour, ONS You can as because we bave nothing to gain Better to sell now, even at a big That's These Peremptory May Moving Prices in LINENS and COTTONS for To-morrow, Thursday, in the Cotton 15 Cee ele ees .Bec \"Anton, musline for eee he bees seers 10c wide, even round thread JA oc deep 12%c plain round thread, 19 290 yard yard .FINE LINEN TOWELS8\u2014An odd lot of Fine White \u2018Linen Towels, size 19 x 40 inches, fringed ends, clearing at, pair of 17 in, wide heavy all pure Yard 2.12 6214 eee 100 Cee Tc Hnes of Bleached and Unbleached yard.eee e ee 250 pure Linen Towels, with Ce ee 250 Inches wide \u2014- Irish Linen \u2019 clearing at, yard .30c fine bleached Linen \u2018tor 7 at, yard se 12 in, wide pure Irish Linen Clearing Al, yard .22122006 @0c pure Linen sheeting, full ciearing at, yard Lace.45e only fine Linen Dinner Bleached handsome Satin Double Dam- dozen to 8hop Barly To-morrow from 8 to 9 o'clock in the Morning, We'll Sell MILL ENDS OF PLAIN ROLLER and CHECK LINEN GLASS yard MILL ENDS OF WHITE COTTON AND CAMBRICS, short ends the hour, yard .twilled, 2, Unhemmed each - 49< IN TO-MORROW NIGHT'S STAR.\u201d of White Demonstration Bale, proprietary article, the selling price Guild and the manufacturer.500 40-03.bottles of Watson Royal Niagara Wine.There is the breath of the vineyard in this fine product \u2014 the heaithfulness of fresh Concord Grapes, Royal Niagara Wine is a typhoid fever prevetitive.Two grades: Ons se#d, in large bottles 280 Two poals, in reputed \u201cquart bott) 38s We \u2018are \u201cexclusive distributors for\u2019 the district of Montreal.Al quotations given are for Wednesday and Thursday.The Co-Operative Remark Chase & Sanborn\u2019 % Beal Brand Coffee, the 2-1b.tin BUTTER The very finest B Creamery Butter 2 a pound.In boxes of 56 Ibs.per Ib.Inn Valley hrand English Gar- 20c Te \u2018Not more than five dozens to any one buyer.Ogilvie's Royal Household Flour, 26-1b.cotton sack 8 Roses, 25-1b.cotton sack Golden Age Flour, a fine paatry flour, 25-1b.bag Caiifornia Navel Oranges, finwer and, 200 size, worth 30c.for, per dozen merely to show that we can break the price on any of which is fixed jointly by the Grocers\u2019 able example: Gge & Co.'s Glasgow Pickles, per 5 botte.-18¢ 0 Or one each, Onions, Mixed Pickles and Chow ~ USE THE PHONES.Grocery Company, 298 St.Antoine Street (Corner Guy), GENERAL SWAYNE HERE.8omaliland Commissioner In the City on a Pleasure Trip.Bridadier-General BE.J.Bwayne, who since 1902 has been Commissioner and Consul-General for the Somali Coast Protectorate is in the, city to-day, the guest of Bir George Drummond.The General iz on a pleasure trip and leaves this afternoon for Ottawa, from whence he will continue his trip across the Pacific ocean.General Swayne joined the Indian Staff Corps when he entered the army in 1888; served in Burmah in 1886 and 1887, where he received the medal with During the years of 1890 and ed to spécial duty in the Somaliland reconnalssaüce.He served In the Uganda mutiny and Juba- land iy 1898: commanded the Somali- land Field Force in 1961-3902, receiving his Brevet and meda! and clasp.He was rilsed to the rank of Brigadier- Genera} in 1904.mn 0 pi or M184 STEEN, APPOINTED -\u2014 Mise Christifie Steen \u2018Has dppointed mana, Mv \u2018Oùr has adicratt Bhop \u2018* by ELECTION WAS ANNULLED.Ahuntsic Councillors Unseated and May 21 Fixed for New Election.Decision was given by Mr.Justice Dorion, of the Circuit Court, this morning.annulling the municipal election recently held at Ahuntsic for one of the sedts in the council, and, appointing the ZIst of thia month as the dats for tts renewal.In the recent election, P.N.Courville was selected with & total vote ot 78.His opponents, Messrs.Latendresse and Tolhouse had each 71 votes.Courville's election was contested by Latendresse and the cours maintained the contestation.But na the other candidate had the same nums, ber of votes as Mr.Latenfiresse th court decided that the election should be held over again.J.Nadon has nl- ready been appointed returning officer,\u201d Messrs.Monk and Baker acted for Mr Latendresse.i cf Murderer Still Unknown.Hanifiton, May 2.\u2014The Inquest 1 the Barton\u2019, ship inurder cas closed abt\u2019 , the jury.findin that the woman came to her death by a bullet wound in the hexd, inflicted byk Begin - some person unknown to them.{ ¥ he ee TMT TE Ce 4 à 3 à à *} à | id H H 3 ; 2 ss pes tom ra mer 7 ie - ATLANTIC TRADING COMPANY, WAS VOTED DOWN Mr.Bourassa and Mr.Verville Voted with » the Opposition Against the Govern- ment\u2014Mr.Foster Showed that Company Receiving Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars from the Government, had Paid up Capital of $340.67.\u2018Bpecial Staff Correspondence.Press Gallery, House of Commons, Ottawa, May 2\u2014The sitting of the House which commenced on Tuesday afternoon.did not come to an end un- | M til .2 o'clock this morning, when a vote was taken on the contract of the North Atlantic Trading Company.The motion of the Opposition condemning the contract and calling for its cancellation was voted down; ayes, 61; nays, 115.The division with two exceptions was a party one, Mr.Bourassa, Liberal of Lavalle, spoke and veted against the Government, and Mr.Verville, Lab- orite of Maisonneuve, also voted with the Opposition.During the sitting seven speeches ware added to the debate, the principal speakers being the Prime Minister.and the leader of the Opposition.The other speakers were the Minister of Agriculture, Mr.Miller, Liberal of South Grey; Mr.Lake.Conservative of Qu'Appelle; Mr.Stockton, Consarva- tive, of St.John, and Mr.Bourassa, Liberal, of Lavalle.Routine proceedings having been disposed of, the Prime Minister moved that a message be sent to the Senate Informing them that the House agreed with them in asking His Excellency to transmit to Their Majesties the resolutions of Parliament, inviting King Bdward and Queen Alexandra to visit Canada.The motion was adopted.Mr.Oliver then laid on the table of the House the return a\u2026lhcd for by Mr.Borden In regard to the land transaction of the Qu'Appelle, Long Lake and Saskatchewan Railway Company.This 1s the long delayed return which op Monday Mr.Oliver sald that ten typewriters were engaged in preparing, It was a bundle of manuscripts, etc., about eighteen inches in thickness about all the page could conven- fently carry in his arms.When presenting it.Mr.Oliver said that yesterday, he had stated that ten typewriters were engaged on the re- pôrt.He had made a mistake, the number was not ten, but fifty-six.Mr.Borden\u2014\u2018\u2019Well, that is about as near as the honorable gentleman gets to anything.\u201d Early in the session, Mr.Taylor, Con.ivative of Leeds, asked a ques- tlon respecting the eost of the cheese- curing station at Brockville.Mr.Fisher answered and periodically since then, Mr.Taylor has been correcting .\u2018Fisher's answer, and Mr.Fisher has been correcting Mr.Taylor's reply.ng to their \u2018statements made yeaterdhy, Mr.Fisher had found an efror of four dallars in Mr.Taylor's dompllafion and Mr.Taylor claimed then thers was an error of 315,000 in iy pher's answer.The Brockville cheese-curfrig Question stands at pre- » in that position.\"TRADING COMPANY CONTRACT.+~The- adjourned debate of the Nortn Atlantic Trading Company.and its dotitraët with the Government was re- iuiméd'by Mr.Miller, Liberal of South Grèÿy.He maintained that the contrat whs an excellent one and that ft had fegulted to the great benefit of .he cduntry.He dealt largely in generail- ties and repetitions of statements ma«!e earlier ir the discussion.According to Mr.Miller's contention, the testimony given by Mr.Smart before the Committee on Agriculture and Coloniza- tian assured them that the company was paid only for agriculturalists and domestics actually brought to Canada and settled here.That the company hed to spend $15,000 a year in advertls- ing the resources of Canada was a te tee that they would prosecute with vigor the work of bringing settlers for that was the only way by which they could make a profit.VY Mr.Lake, Conservative, of Qu'Ap- ~ getle, spoke on the other side of the Question, discussing at the outset the faults of the Government's western and policy.He pointed out that in lis speech Mr.Oliver had set a high price western lands, but last session when de atonomy bills were before the Bouse, and when the lands were be- \u201cwithheld from the two new prov- 5, he did not\u2019 think they were so le.He ridiculed the idea that growth and prosperity of the west \u2018Wits due to the \u2018\u201cSiftonian policy.\u201d 1t \u201cdue, seid Mr.Lake, tn the first \"to Providence, and secondly to CRIPPLING SCIATICA A sure and Certain Way to \"glare this Terrible Torture one sure, \u2018scientific cure J; Where ib Just for.sciatich, rheu sm, 1 0, ja, \u2018headaches\u2014you must drive the pain from your blood and nerv sith Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills.Linl- merits never cure nerve and blood dis- che Br, Willlags\u2019 Pink Pills strike ght At the c e because they ac- thially.make new blood.Through the sood- they conquer the painful poison, oothe the nerves, loosen the muscles and- banish every ache and pain.Mr.Phos.J.Etsell, Walkerton, Ont., says: \u201cWhen I began using Dr.Williams ink Pils I had been off work for three months.The cords of my right leg ware all drawn up and I could only along with the ald of a stick.The Hi helped me, but after thet every day uw en yement, and by the time \u2018I.Kad used fiftédn boxes, every vestige of ithe pein-Rad disappeared.nu-hesitstion in pronouncing Dr.Wil- 3igins\u2019 Pink Pills the bast medicine in tft\" word for aciatica.°° : \u201cvery dose of Dr.Wifllams Pink lg malèe rich, pure, héalth-giving 1 :ÆFtat is why they çure head- a and.dbgdkaches, indigestion, kid- \u2018and liver troubles, anaemia, heart : and \u2018the ills tint.affilet eniy.-But de sure you gét the \u201cpille with the, full name; (Dr.PHITg for Pale People.HEPES each bok.'Imi- pitHijéan=-ofton dangers.tery &ell these pills or hem by mall at 50 cénts es for $2.50, by writing Medicine, Go., Brogk- CS seu \u2018 the industry and perseverance of the western people themselves.WHY SU MUCH SECRECY?Coming duwn to the contract itself, r.Lake said it was marked throughout by secrecy, and by an attempt on the part of the Government and its supporters, to prevent information being obtained by the Opposition.The best Immigration propaganda was that carried on by the lmunugrants themselves, who satisfied with their new hom wo, were the means of inducing relatives and friends in the old country to try thelr fortunes in Canada.The time had come for \u2018putting an end to bonusing immigration, especially from continental Europe, and concentrate our efforts upon immigration from Great Britain.GALLERIES CROWDED.The Prime Minister was the next speaker, and a full Chamber and crowded galleries lstened to Sir Wilfrid's defence of the Government and their connection with the North Atlantic Trading Company.At the outset he gave the history .of the Immigration propaganda on Continental Europe.The system pursued by the North Atlantic Trading Company was thirty years old.and it had been resorted to because in countries where military conscription was In force, emigration was looked upon with a jealous eye.In 1873 the Ontarip Government sent one John Dyke té Germany to induce emigration to Canada, but he was placed In gaol and only secured his relegse at the intervention of the British Ambassador.From 1870 to 1896 the Canadian Government had paid bonuses to booking agents In Germany and other continental nations for directing emigrants to Canada.Mr.Sifton found this system in operation, but he set about changing it, and instead of a number of agents he made arrangements with one concern to carry on the work.That was in 1839, and in 1902 the arrangement was mo- difted; but it was not untll 1904 that it was put In the form of a solemn contract, signed.sealed and delivered.That contract had been placed before the Committee on Public Accounts, and it was signed by the Minister of the Interior and the secretary or manager of the company.There were the engagements of the company to carry on a propagsnda.to spend yearly $15,000 In advertising Canada and In addition f1,000 a year on special work in Scandinavia, provided the Government spent £760.For its part the Government undertook to pay fl per head on agriculturalists and domestics.= 1 tage would ! Now whuzl had Mr.Foster\u2019s motion to say about it ?In the first place.it charged that the contract had been made without the knowlèdge of Par- lament\u2014it had been concealed.Is that true or is it not true, asked the Prime Minister.He regretted that Mr.Foster was absent, because that absence was caused by illness, and also because Ht prevented him debating this point with the honorable geritieman.Was Mr.Foster's statement true or was it false ?PREMIER'S FLAT DENIAL.\u201cMark my word,\u201d said the Prime Minister, \u201cthere is not a word of truth tn it.\" Then the Prime Minister quoted from the report of the Department of the Interior for the year 1901-02 laid on the table during the session of 1903, which, on page 5.gave a full description of the contract.with the North Atlantic Trading Company.That volume contained the report of Mr.James Smart, then Deputy Minister, setting forth the negotiations and the ge- ments arrived at, and this was Followed by the very terms of the contract itself.Was Mr.Foster's statement falsehood and slander, or was it ignorance and deception?Whichever it was, it was' of the grossest kind.Mr.Foster's next charge was to the effect that the contract had been made and the money paid thereunder without authority and without a parliamentary appropriation having been made.There was no more truth in this charge than In the other, sald the Prime Minister, Mr.Foster, in his own speech, had sald that money had been voted to a company that did not exist.If the money had been voted, there must have been an appropriation for it.As a matter of fact there had for years been items In the estimates for the pay of Immigration agents, contingencies, efc., and the wording of the items remained the same from year to year, the only change being in the amount of the jtems.Out of these votes, for thirty years, nts in Great Britain had been patd nd agents on the Continent.Qut of these votes had been paid the North Altantic Trading Compan The Government had as much hority to pay the company out of those votes as they bad to pay the immigration agents in Great Britain.Then the motion of Mt.Foster sfht- ed that the contract or arrangement was continued for 13 years and called for an expenditure by the Government of one ion dollars, and all this without reasonable compensation - tage to the country.or advan 8 was answered by th the resolution themselves.® yormm of Hon dollars could not be earned without the immigrants being brought out, which at 35 a head meant an addition of 200,000 people to our population.But it was urged that there was no proof, that theses people would be brought out by the company and not by means of other ggencies.But what other agencies were thers ?asked the Prime Minister.No other Canadian emigration propaganda was carried on in Continental Europe besides that in which the company was engaged.COMPANY D ER ESPONSIBLE with unkng persons.Th might have been some trath in that iva or six years ago, and if it° was.a defect, it had been Jdorrected, because eventually the contract had been made with respenasibie men, .\u2018The contratt had at.first been signed by a co y, but that did hot satisfy MY.Sifton, who inststed upon responsible names.© The North Atlantic Trading Company was formed, and its manager and seorethry signed the con CR Gentlemen ophosite asked for -the .names of the a holders, ever heard of such a thing ?What advan- t Bl ROW ~ who « the shareholders wer * Such a coriplaint was weak and futile.Mr.Borden, leader of the Opposition sie) LEH awl IRS It was charged that.the contract was |, THN used a corporate seal six months before it was incorporated; and what was the company's pald up capital ?NO ANSWER GIVEN.The Prime Minister\u2014*If the honorable gentleman has nothing better to say.he had better keep his seat.\u201d Was it a serious contention that a contract could not be entered into before Incorporation; and of what importance to the point at issue whether the capital was pald up or not ?This question of whether the workwas done by a curporation or & syndicate seen ed soul-harroqwing to the Opposition.Then they complained that the company had no vessels afloat.Do ticket sellera usually have vessels afloat, } asked the Prime Minister.The further Mr.Foster's motion was investigated, the more futile it appeared to him\u2014 the more it crumbled to pleces under one's hand.In Mr.Foster's speech, there was the vicidus fnsinuation that the arrangement was discrimination against British, and in favor of foreign !mmi- gration, there wag always this appeal to prejudice, there was not a word of truth in the insinuation.The Prime Minister gave statistics.Since 1900 there had been spent In Continental Europe on this emigration propaganda the sum of $221,826; there had been brought out 128108 immigrants, of whom 49,871 had been paid on, so that the expenditure was $1.72 per head.During the same period 186,500 emigrants had come out from Great Britain.The expenditure had been $86,- 600 or $4.84 per head.Where was the discrimination?Mr.Foster had said that the propaganda was unnecessary because conditions were such in Europe that the immigrants would have come to Canada anyway.The Prime Minister admitted that those people would.have left home, but they would have gone to the United States.Ten years ago, Canada was unknown in Europe; but she had since then been advertised, she had become known as the new end rising star of the West.CONTRACT IS CANCELLED.In reply to Mr.Borden the Prime Minister admitted that the contract had been cancelled because some of its terms had not been complied with by the company.Secrecy was charged.This was for the purpose of saving the Company from worry in foreign countries and from being watched and interfered with.But the Opposition had insinuated that there was something more behind it all.that secrecy was to shicld men who had Improperly profited by the contract.If they believed that, let them come out and make accusations and, said the Prime Minister, \u201cI will tell them that no mercy shall be shown to offenders.\u2019 The Prime Minister did not think that the present policy of immigration should be put an end to.Immigration must be continued; a demand for labor must be created and great works had to be constructed to carry to market the produces of that labor.IN REGARD TO MR.SIFTON.Mr.Foster's conclusion was quoted, where he sald.that In this matter he had no sympathy for the Prime Minister, for he had brought - the trouble upon himself by making Mr.Sifton powerful.The Prime Minister said he would have to take a share of the mud that the member for North Toronto was throwing.It was part of the game, but he would remind that gen- tieman that if there were blows to give, there might be blows to receive az well.What he had to say in that regard would be.reserved for another accasion.Such was the Prime Minister's defence of the contract with the Norta Atlantic Trading Company.SOME LIBERALS ROSE.As Mr.Borden rose to reply, severil Liberals left thelr seats as if to leave the House.The Opposition called out, \u201cSit down! Take your medicine!\u201d As soon as quiet was restored, Mr.Borden proceeded.His speech was not long.but It covered all the ground, ani again and again it atirred his followers to enthusiastic applause.that Mr.Foster did not require any person to speak in his defence, but threats had been made with respect to that honrable gentleman.As soon as his health permitted, Mr.Foster ready to meet anything the Prime Minister might bring against him.The Prime Minister had -repeatedly charged Mr.Foster with dishonesty,but the Prime Minister had shown .the grossest ignorance himself, for he was ignorant of the resolution before the\u2019 House, not knowing what was the question then under conaideration.Mr.Foster.had given notice of his motion, but information subsequently recejved from Lord Strathcona respecting the North Atlantic Trading Company had necessitated changes.\u2018The motion had been amended, but the Prime Minister had shown that he was ignorant of that, and had been asking his followers to vote down a motion that was not before the House.Mr.Borden ridiculed the idea that ten years, ago Canada was unknown.Fully two hundred years ago Canada was known in song and story, and .she would be known one hundred years after the Government of the Prime Minister was burfed in oblivion.Did the Prime.Minister think that Ci the land of Cartier and Champlain; of Wolfe and Mdntcalm shone by means of his reflected glory?Mr.Bennett\u2014\"Carnegie told him that.\" - , Continuing, Mr.Borden \u2018said\u2019 that the Prime Minster had complained of the levity sho by members of the Opposition, while his own followers had discussed everything except the question befora the House.The Prime Minister himself had told about Mr.Dyke\u2018# expérience in Germany, but what had that to do with thé contract under consideration?CALLED PROPAGANDA LEGAL.At this point and in: reply to Mr.Borden.the Prime Minister said that he took the position that the propaganda of the ogmpany in Germany was egal.: ; Why then, said Mr.Borden, did the Government last session insist that the names of the men could not be disclba- ed because it would exposé them to prosecution in Europe?\u2019 ; Sir Wilfrid had quoted from the ré: rt of the Department of the Interiof \u2018td show thmt the House were In.possession of knowledge respecting the éx- istence of thé contract.Had thé Prime Minister réad further, he would hava found it stated that the contract or arrangement: had been made two years before; it -haid therefore been In ex- istençe two Years before any information had given lament.What atout the me Ministers assertion that there was no truth in the statement made by Mr.Foster, The Prime Minister had oohtended that Parlement had authorized tha Strat: : (voted: sup plies fof immigrat Fk The Am.lowness d£ that gt t glowed ™.what straits the Prime Minister was At the outset, Mr.Borden remarked | would be in his place and would be | it possibly might have received one The company hed not registered -in.asked permission.ta ask à How did if hamden that the question.reduced igs Ee nt Go where you wi other country\u2019 more for simplifying office or Montreal has reason to be proud of an organization like ours! and business equipment in both Wood and Steel.= II\u2014you\"l} find in no intelligent Methods routine than those economical for the is exceptional, becau And the value you ge is greater because correspondence with one com folder is filed VERTICALLY (om fo a Cabinet Drawer or Tray, we have created, nor will you find Cabinet work more substantial, attractive, or than is made at our ample factories.The quality of our Office Equipment MANUFACTURE EVERY BIT OF IT] By our Vertical Filing the complete cera\u2014or upon one aubject\u2014is kept compactly together In a heavy manila folder.The kept upright by a slidiag compressor.fitting of your office se WE OURSELVES t\u2014dollar for doilar\u2014 of our economical 3 and the fact that we edge)\u2019 ag force | Don\u2019t you want our Time-Savi ing and - This stack contains Totter 6x$ Card Index Bection, production, due also to our big facilities own factories through our own selling our printed matter describing 4 three Vertical and on Froravet an a most donirable Satfit, .P File Sestions sell direct from our -us to mail you ng, Money-Sav- Trouble- Saving Systems ?\"New Location: 0.ST.> (Old Address, 1744 Notre Dame Street.) PHONES :\u2014Main 1460, Main 1461, E.A.G - (ACTUAL SIZE.) 2 for 25c; Te - A cigar that eliminates all possible doubt; of tried merit, and of a known and highly appreciated intrinsic value.Sold in Montreal since 1895.Expressly manufactured by the Havana Tobacco Company, of Havana, Cuba.ERTH, Largest Direct Importer, 369 ST.CATHERINE STREET.811.50 Per Hundred.CITY AND DISTRICT \u2018SAVINGS BANK Fifty-Ninth Annual Report.; Montreal, May 1st, 1906.To the Shareholders, Gentlemen,\u2014Your Directors have pleasure in presenthiig the Fifty-ninth annual report of the affairs of the Bank, and of the result df its operations for the year ending December 31st, 19035.The net profits for the year were $148,919.05, and the balance brought forward from last year's Profit and Loss account was 326,086.49.making a total of $176,006.64.From this amount have been paid two dividends and bonus, and $25,000 has been applled to the re-conatruction of the St.Catherine Street East Branch, leaving a balance at the credit of Profit and Loss of $51,005.54, to be carried forward to next year.The number of open accounts, on December Sist last, was 80,178, and the average amount\u2019 due each depositor was $328.71.- The branch on the corner of St.La wrence Street and Pine Avenue was opened during the year.Contracts ha ve been given out for the construction of a new building corner of Ontario and Maisonneuve Streets.- The 26th of this month marks g new era in the history of this Bank\u2014 being the Sixtieth Annivereary of its establishment\u2014It is a matter of gratification to be able to congratulate you on the steady progresa Jf the Bank.; Your \u2018Directors have to record, with much regret, the death, #ince the end of the year, of their Vice-President, Mr.Raphael -Bellémare-\u2014for Lwenty- elght yéars a Director of the Bank, and for fifteen years its Vice-Kreattent\u2014 whose high character justly commanded the confidence of the public.The varancy in the Vice-Chair, created by his death, has been Biled by the election of Mr.Justice Quimet, and the vacancy in the directorale,'by the election ot Mr, M.Nowlan de Lisle, ; ee AS usual, a frequent and thorough inspection:of the books has been made during the year.cL The Report of the Auditors and the Balance Sheet are herewith submitted.W.H.HINGSTON, \u2019 $ \u201c President, ASSETS.\u201cee, Cash on band and in-chârfèted Banks: ca Dominion of Canaës Government Stock-and'aocrued est ; .Le > - \u201c AAA ebtessratvs ears reas ssvavesasnen itor Provincial Géverrament Bonds .vive.iiiigs teens cheb City of Montreal afd other Munjcipal and a fe, I Yana enentures\u201d corr Selene olpal an boueneccce sp 8,082,269.05 Other.Bonds and Debentures.crereee vere saesvaluiies ot 982,452.13 Sundry \u2018Securities .+-.0.0+2.00000 0000 ussvues vc0000 \u201c+.- -B20,887.25 Call and Short Loans secured by collaterals .6,317,151.16 Charity Donation Fund, invested in Munictpal Securities - \u201c approved by the Dominion Gev ES 180,000.00 v : : Che $19,764,15%.9} Bank premises (Head Office and Eight Branches) .$475,000.00 Other Assets .ceurrraesers Verrieee bers tanieie arene T0899 .\u2014\u2014 482,050.24 .$20,246,216.1 LIABILITIES.TO THE PUBLIC: Amount due Depositors \u201coo.$18,417.192.72 Amount due Recelver-Gener8l.coceees cones 93,341.86 Amount due Charity Donation Fund \"+ veuve 180,000.00 Amount due Open Acoounts.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0\u202600.\u201cve 104,675.03 t due Ope | \u2014\u2014\u2014$18,795,209.8) TO THE SHAREHOLDERS: Capital Stock (amount aubscribed $2,000,000) pajd up.$600,000.00 Reserve Fund .- Cr ereerretr rete teamra, ae vue» £00,000.00 Téfit and Loss Acodbunt .sosses rene 51,005,54 Ts | ro ; + 81,451,005.54 .; $20,244,215.10 Number of open accounts .0000c0uu 005 s\u2026\u2026.\u2026.sease 86,175 Average amount due each depositor.vee ares $229.71 Audited and found correct, JAS.TASKER, A.CINQ MARS, Auditors, : .A.P.LESPERANCE, * Manager.\"BISHOP & CO.Los ANGELES, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.WORLD - RENOWNED PRESERVES The Finest of the Fine.\u2014 BISHOP'S .Each.Bishop's 8piced Figs .een + +.1n Pint Glass Jars .500 Bishop's Cordial Figs .a.vasca00e In Pint Glass Jars .200 \u2018Bishop's Brandy Figs .ess sucess.In Pint Glass Jars .,.$1.00 Rishop's Pres.California Figw, in Byrup.Small Tins, 16c .eer.81.50 Bishop's Pres.California Figs, in 8yrup.2 1b.Tins, 60c a Tn .5.25 \u2018 Each.Bishons Grapefruitate Port Flavor .Pint Jars .\u2026 +++ veovvue 500 Bishop's Grapefruitate Sherry Flavor.Pint Jars ., Bishop's Pres.Tangerine Oranges .Pint Jarn - Bishop's California Ripe Olives .Small Bottles .Bishop's California Rips Oltves .La Bottles .600 Bishop's California Glace Pranes, stuffad with Walnuts, in 1-Ib, Boxes.Tbc Per Bot.Bishop's Famous California Tomato Ketchup, in Pint Bottles .380 This Ketchup is made from the choicest rips Tomatoes without any artificial ooloring.| contract was not improvident because, it the $5 a head were paid, it must follow that-the country would receive value.Mr.Foster had pointed out that the immigrants would come by force of circumstances, but the Government paid the company $5 a head whether the company was instrument- Al tn bringing them out or not.How absurd was the position of the Government and thelr supportefs who, at great length attempted to show that the contract was a good one, and in the next breath said that the Government had done well to cancel it.The Prime Minister had excelled himself when he sald that it made no dir- ference whether the company had any paid up stock or not.In one part of his speech, he justified the contract on the ground that it had a responsible company behind it and yet he did not know anything \u2018about the com} pany's capital.That made no difference, sald the Prime Minister, and yet he charged t e Opposition with levity, ou ere be greater levi thar?oo E Jlevity than The Prime Minister admitted that the company had no vessels afloat, and he ridiculed the idea that it should have.In this connection Mr.Borden went on to show that in the early days of the contract Mr.Smart had re- | ferred to the concern as a steamship company, and Mr.Oliver had also referred to\u2018 it fn the same way.But this year they had no information upon that point.: > As to the discriminating effect of the contract, that -had first been pointeq out by the British press.\u2019 Mr.Borden asked them to examine the circumstances attending the fouhd- ing of.the company and the carrying oh of its operations.Its authorized capital was $146,000; it had been paid between two and three hundred thousand dollars from the Government, and million dollars.And what was its d-up capital 7.It was the sum.67.The Prime Minister was eloquent about that.He had made much about the responsible company behind the contract, bût sald nothing about its magnificent pald-up capital of $840.87.- ns ; ~ *REGISTERED IN.GUERNSHY.~ And it was registered in the Island of Quernsey, wherg the English law against fictitious of bogus companies was not in force.: 2° No wonder the Department of the Interior had been afraid to give the\u2019 ins / formation .Yor and the Liberal majority in the,Cdmmittée of Agriculture had bustained Mr.Smart when he refused \u2018to tell ywho were in the eou- cern.\u2018 va À ns rime Sead Seon debelioed-m the pons tract asa corporate body.The fore had been 2,297 brought out; in .ppnths amounted to only 920.| epndemning the entire transaction.-biame on Mr.Sifton who, he sald, had pans Save into a contract with a corporation six months before the corporation came into existence?That was a doctrine he had heard that night for the first, Passing on to the canceling of the contract, Mr.Borden pointed out: that Mr.Oliver had claimed that it was done because the company were not living up to its provisfons\u2014because there waa a falling off in the number of immigrants brought out from Norway, Sweden and Finland.In 1998 p04, 2,575, and in 1906, 2,396.The falling off up to June 30, last, was very slight, and It.was known to the Government last zummer, mo that if the contract was to be cancelled because of those returns and that small talling-off, it should have been done last summer, and not nine months \u2018after the Government were aware of the state of affairs.Perhaps the Goy- ernment were cancelling the contract\u2019 on the returns of the nine months\u2019 .sinca last June, and he called n the Prime Minister or\u2019 Mr.Oliver to\u2019 chats a statement with respect t They did not do so.Ct Mr.Borden then thowed that al< though the arrival.of Swedes and Noy: Wegians and Fins during thosé.nine it mist, be remembered that-ihe period did not\u2019 include the spring months when the great majority of immigrants came to Canada, and further, this numbor was 89 per cent.of the total number thiat- arrived during the whole of the precea- ing year.The excuse for cancelling 1h contract was not based on facts, fort facts were the very reverse of the &xs cuse.- WHY WAS IT CANCELLED.There was.some other reason, there was something behind it all which had nat been disclosed to the House.Mr.Borden then summed up briefly repeating the points he had made during his speech, concluding with the assertion that lt was with confidence that the Opposition placed their case before the electorate of Canada.Three other speeches were \u2018delivered.Mr: Fisher, Miritster of Agriculture, de- fpuded the comtract in reply to Mr.Bordon, and Mr.Stockton.\u201d Conserv - tive, of St.John, reptied in speech 79:8 var BOUKASBA | AGAINET TON- Mr.Bourassa Liberal, of Labelle, was the last speaker.Hoe was against his party on this question and he spoke with considerable hsat, throwing the been ken of as-the greatest danger Eaberal Goderfiment:- .-whole carttingement, said Mr.Bourassa, was bad in principle; and the Canada bad .Mr.Bourassa could remember thea time when Mr.Oliver used to speak against immigration bonuses, but times had changed.vo \"Mr.Bourassa said he had\u2019 turned against the Government because they Nad turned agajnst themselves and had taken up parts of the old Tory policy.He had not been sent to Parliament to allow such things or to accept the excuse that things were to be.allowed to go unchallenged because it had \u2018once \u2018been done by the Tartes.Here Mr.Ethier, Liberal of Two Mountains, in terrapted.Mr.Bourassa.turned upon him.{- ; \u201cI can remember the old Opposition\u2019 days when I toôK a hand in fighting the battle of the Liberal party, the member: for Two Mountains was quiet énough.\u201d _ ;- CT © Mr.Bourassa used the éxpression applied to the late Rosa Government in \"Ontario.There were barnacles that sirottid.be treated with an ston hand, \u2018«nd-to-day.-tisre wega-thousands of in- dependént Liberals who held that the barnpcles on the Federal Libéral party should be.treated in the'same way.It .hgd-\u2018beén gaia Tong ago thaf the time would: cotné when the Liberal Government would sée thd mistake they had made 1ñ putting .Bifton in a place of Fores an it had oer pradicted that.he would\u2019 yet wreck: fh 1 Governments.Loe + \u201cThat fs right,\u201d called out Mr.Mor- rin, Conservidtive of Dorchester.\u2018That gentleman,\u201d sald My: Bourassa, \u201chas al- \u2018eadly [cost the; Govettiment much and = que 1 Le | follow if:the barna- tlen:tre- Rotrrddt > - This brought the debate to a close.The question was put \u2018ad thé Oppost- tion demanded a division.HOW THE VOTE BTOOD.\u2018While members were.being called in, Mr.Talbot \u2018struck up \u2018the famfliar French mong.Allouetts, In which a large number.of the members joined.Just ag the song was finished, the whip appeared, the doprs were .closed and the vote taken.\u2018It was\u201c on Mr.Foster's amendfhent to the motion to go into supply, it being to the effect that the contract: with: -the North Atlantic Trading Company, was bad in every way that it deserval condemnation and shed be cancelled.: The vote resulted us follows.For tho'amenarient proposed by Ma Foster E,, aga , orit: st amendment be aa oo the party vote with two exceptions, namely, Mr.Bourassa, Libera! of Lavalle, and Mr.Verville, Laborite of Malsonneave, THE NORDHEIMER BUILDIRS, \u201cFRASER, VIGER 46 ce, 207, 200 & 211 St, James Street, Fatablished 1886- HONTENAL, \u2018 AREYOU ~ HovING?Many things you \u2018want for.your home that you can get here at - sné BO Per.Cent.Hiaconas, © 40.25 Perhaps you have been wanti some of the things in thin list ok \u2018 PARLOR On DINING ROOM TTES, BEDROOM ND MA .SPRINGS AND MA CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, STOVES, \u2019 ; CRTAING, Perhaps you have bethe Mmoney béfore bu sary articles.Don't walt.What you want can be bought here for cash or credit at right prices.Come and ses.F.Lapointe, 628 St.Catherine Street East.! .Corner Menteaim.waiting to get these neces- The Allan line BS.Sibdrian, from Gias- gow and Liverpool, for 8t.John's.Nfld., |: Halifax and Philadelphia, sajled from Liverpool at # p.m.on the ist of May.Fine sepphire ang diamond hoop rings 833 up.R.Hemsiey, 256 St James, both of whom voted with the Opposition 1 ort of th id , condemn.Ing Te mova en, Soden.having been down,\" thie motion.to 50 Into supply was carried as à mat- 2.ter of f \u201cfor.06 ) ln BRL LER fo OR a a+ y A ; M The Montreal Dally tte iar is pristed ana .T published at 168 1 187 and 169 ge.James st.Mop by The Montreal o L ser Pubusiine / 1 "]