The Montreal daily star, 22 juin 1906, vendredi 22 juin 1906

[" Fins ha ear Gace: u co a TER bo Br g = ee ia il oad SUGCESSFUL ADVERTISERS\u2019 werwen al Mm De Th RW.H.STEWART, SHOWERS | Boots and Shoes, Montreal.\u201c1 po Ru A = AR Le GIRCULATION OF STAR Last Week's Dally .367,253 Last Week\u2019s Weekly .128,841 \u2014 Total last week 496,094 MONTREAL.FRIDAY, JUNE 22.1906.PRICE ONE CENT.VOL.XXXVITI.No 14 x 7 vesterday evening in the old parton | church, which stands in close proxim- ily to the new cathedral, recently com- \u2019 pleted at a cost of $150,000.For some days workmen have been at work cleaning out the older building, which il was proposed should be used for diocesan purposes, It is supposed thal one of these In lighting his pipe before leaving the building dropped a glowing match end upon the wooden floor The selling of Summer Shirts is now in full swing.Every day we are and as the workmen left the building .; # , whi was oticed > , .- -=[INE NUN IES FROM SHOC Ant À few.minutes before sit.Une showing something new.The people of Montreal know better now than ever = flames had almost a full hour's hold before they were discovered.before that Tooke's Shirts take no second place in comparison with any shirt due ie vas à stock in any market in the world.Prove this by investigation.Buy your | Seven Hundred Thousand Dollar Fire De- eine windows the flames In shirts at Tooke\u2019s and save from fifteen to twenty-five per cent.} fiery tongues were leaping out angrily.The local fire brigade ar once recog- rizing the gravity of the situation, New (COLOURED SHIRTS, 5\u20ac, $1.00, $1.25.R.J.TOOK E, & catherine : © © 9 St.Catherine Streets.stroys Splendid New Cathedral and the Convent of the Assumption Nuns \u2014Fire Brigade Rushed from St.Hyacinthe by Special Train\u2014 The History\" of the Edifice.power with the lhmited means at their disposal to cope with the progress of the flames, telephoned to St.Hyacinthe asking for assistance.By special train the fire brigade of &t Hyacinthe rushed to the rescus with a steamer and a special body of volunteers.They arrived in Nicolet by 2.30, and soon were on the scens.Rut those intervening three hours had given the flames good headway.in spite of the eflorts of the gallant little band of local fire fighters.Corner of Latour and Genevieve, | Leaping from the ma paren chureh DYNAMIC MACHINE WoRKs LTD.PINCHES and DIES \u2014 3 to the new cathedral close at hand, \"Phon i PR \\ e Main 85414.> in à second the tatter, like the former, Now-a- 9 vas in sheet of flames, A strong wind - \u2014 ee -_\u2014 re acted as an active ally of the fire.and \u2014 , the stately edifice, dry ag tinder trom Days-It 8 I the warm weather of the past few \u2014 \u2014 A drys, wax soon burning as fiercely as A its companfon building.A In spite of the many jets of water a (which was playing upon at, thé fire made quick progress The valuabl- \\ | vestments and pictures with other ec- » ciesiastical furniture was all like tin- Lo.| der.This is the weather you want to feel cool and ; tte SPICE -RNS r Ç ; : |] Spectal to the Montreal Star THE HOSPICE BURNS look comfortable.You take liberties with your .Special © 3 \u20ac .si is u ins - - .\u2018v | fC Shortly .Then the wind which was fanning vost, and the shirt comes into prominence, s0 you A ÿ Niccet, June Z2 Shortly after six [he fire, drove a tongue of flame across .> , Steck This rmnovming, (he fire which [the intervening space from the ew want shirts so refined and handsome that you don\u2019t / a raged Te i this village, cathedral to the residence 6 Mgr.ve to sologize for t m.| .pis n we Ame an dmg ea l Suzor.n handsome stone building, just have apolog heu » .I : ° ; adioinine sec i ow + .: note dt Soon, and as a result of diotning Cdn ase ma er hat We choose our shirt fabrice with an eye to which ne nan is dead, Was finally ex- pang as flercely ns be fr \u201c1 his mT lt' Youll b it ap rr.M tonya?cline And it wis nel Jong perore i a this.Je reeuit .ou e prouc 0 wear any nm I trey through the exertions of tbe .Htesidence SC Joseph\" as 11 known, one of the exclusive patterns we are showing.se He se Are brigade, which was WAS as enpty a shell as the two build- I 5 Stop and think.; tache here BY spértat Train at 98 he moine à stands the convent of Made from the lightest and finest grades of .Cee k ast evening, the five was placed | Uleof at hang stants Thr : Foy .; We sell nothing Hinder control The cnthedral.the j Lhe Nuns of the Assunnten | ree Madras, Oxfords, Zephyrs and Cambrics.Ilannan ; H .a en > Gre n ber t ; dwelt in a sn - .Pash church, the residence of Mgy og humdred An TEE di SEES EL Shirts are as cool as shirts can be, and comfortable, but Men's Hats, Szer the convent and outhouses of | handsome stone batlding, hou ; , ; ; ; fe nus of the Assumption.besides | hundred feet away from the nes va their perfect fitting qualities insure it.We carry the tee residence of the Richard famtcy, | thedral.Built in rectangular shape _ - .\\ were totaly destroyed with a main trilding and tn wines 21.00, 81.25 to $1.50.Cutts attached or largest stock of all The fie was first noticed at 6 o'clock 200 by 50 feat in area, and three an .M \\ n half stories in height, the building detached.the latest New le seiese a EMA DIATMATTEEETO was à stately one Last week it con Sold only at York and English ® tained several hundred pupils alse, but old only a 1 ONE SISTER DEAD.@ they had just returned to their hnmes sty es, have heen à very Mifferent me, and THE HANNAN STORE, \u201cThere is no ex- > such another as the burning of that : some Juonths bark.was remov- of St.Genevieve.913-215 ST.JAMES ST.travagance In our prices, quality and ed from the burning convent to Arross tnwards the convent the wind style considered.« Rev Sister Mary, of the As- © © e) ® the residence of Rev.Mr Belle- 5 blew the flames from the cathedral ® * ® sumption, who had been il] for mare, where she died of heart The fire brigades were directing their failure five minutes later.® \u2014 THE NICOLET FIRE\u2014The old Church, which was burned.WÉCAPAAHODEOCEOAHSOTOEOOS (Continued on page fourteen.) OO v .waved, but the crowd seemingly \u201ctas fom the Cathedrat to the hi batteri-«; ' \\ se crowds walled hehlnd 1\u20ac line » 7 h ps a M pat wn went to the polls, The Government etree ardetetetO 6 00000000 8 ADMISSION | Children, 5 cents 65,277 | Sancture\u201d Why thus campaign unter recvivod 32,463 votes and the Opposi- aturday, June 23rd, 1906.° Tickets for sale at all Street BATURDAY = oe» 85277 (Gy nese of a Parliunent cons |g 07038 reducing the Government's There Is no Foason why Jen Terry ADULTS, 81.25.CHILDREN, @5c RKuilway ticket offices.0000 anterine legishation Uiat would put 4 muagority of the popular vote to 5,227, or PC H4 Bot make a successful farew Special train leaves GTR Dépot or en 101 C 00 ° pat cars going east lead to the : Action UN.ue BC : ark.TOTAL .LL 367,253 715 10 = malpractices ; L- about half what il was four years be- ~ good to return on all trains until Monday, .1.209 Have the usurers \u2018heard anything fore.The \u201csolidity of the South\u201d is \u2014_\u2014 / members, or _ Daily Average .61, Or have they stnply relied on US} belng fiapaired To satisfy the cry of HERES : WALRKER.Grand Recretary, ° Sa tar ihe sentinels «7 ORaW4 44 [the Government press that the Opposi- 60 CENTS YOU .2 52 Ottawa Rank Bldæ.The Closing Exercises of the Montraul Excursion and CLR! LATION OF THE STAR DAILY AND WEEKLY 9 LAST WEEIC One Issue of the Dally and Weekly Star aggregates 189,000 From the above figures are excluded several thousand subacriptions regard: ed as more or less ephemeral.FRIDAY.JUNE Ind, 1306.\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee THE HEART OF THE CITY.In another volumn of tu-day's star will be found a description of the condition of the streets of Montreal, in the district from Victoria Square to St Lawrence street, and from St.Cather- fre street tu St.James street.This js the veritable heart of the city.1f there is any one district which shouid be kept clean and in good repair this i at What do we find ?A state of affairs which would disgrace a country village.Work is done that is employment is given to m:n who potter about on the streets\u2014bul a condition of absolute filth prevalls.Mud 1s scraped up in plles and left unl.teams spread |: over the surface, 12 dites up and 13 bluwn about as dust Hein, he description of the dirty ways of the Chi ago atuck yards and packing housses Was revolling What must we think of the way Montreal is treated offic uly 7 Meats and nther provisions might be as clean and pure as the skill of n.an < culd make them Yet who\" thev av pui nt: the shops for sue there is biown in upon them the pui- wverized dirt from upset garbage cans, the recking [filth of foul back yaris, the diseased germs bred and accumu- dated in the streets since last year.We look at our death rate and sorrow Yor the slaughter of babes guing on.NVe talk about pure milk for infants, End demand clean bread from the pakeries.Then we pollute them both, .We marvel at the mortality, and are blind to the cause.It is animal and wegetable rottenness.the discharges pf men and beasts, the foul, festering, Lvil-smelling heaps left on the streets, Wried by a scorching sun, ground and pulverized by the wherls of teams and hoofs of animals, hurled into milk pver bread, peppering meat, polluting mill kinds of provisions.Hera is the weason of our high mortality when warm weather comes.We have this condition with us now.gentlemen of the City Council, on the eve of your summer vacation.It is not necessary to look in the by-ways, back yards and remote alleys.It stares you in the face, right In the very heart of the city, the proud Metropolis of vigorous young Canada.THE USURY BILL.When Premler Gouin, of Quebes.set the machinery in motion which resulted in the Introduction of a usury Lil at Ottawa, there was a Minister of Justice in office who had first-hand knowledge of conditions surrounding the question.Mr.Fitzpatrick, we are led to belteve, wax determined to push through such à measure, despite thenp- position of certain capitalistic influences that would surreptitlously kill the bill.Mr.Aylesworth who now has the matter in hand, appears to he purau- ing a policy of postponement for the alleged purposc of \u201cfurther crnsldera- tion.\u201d It is much casier for the \\ppon- ents uf the usury bill to reach the enr of the Banking and Commerce Committee and of the Minister of Justice than for the victims of tho usurer to present their story of extortion and injustice.But the bill which Mr.Fiz.patrick fathered\u2014based on the matured precedents of English legislation will undoubtedly have the «ifect of cafe.guarding and ensuring the application of the greatest good tu the greatest number.It would not create any dis- ibility that could.not be offset over snd over agaln by the benefit to fe A ep at tierr qeests rer TAXATION AND REPRESENTATION.The sutqgeet of munt pal debt as dell with by Sie Robert Gliffen in the Nineteenth Centary.and oa note of wong sounded He, naturails.had bte es eus adios fn tire Bie Con and hs suggested remedies chiefly ave cat orp ative 1 pplication, Tho warning.however nugh afford food tor thought over a far wider area He thinks tha the enon af the Local Governor Bibel ta the barroewing of ag! tres should he only given With fe send or the Treas ary.Wath us the Cv Ha egisiatiVe Saaclion to ump! indebtedness Was necès- sav hae not always proved a public arena d Hii =aggeation that a lint Th maximum borrowing might be narrowed to advantage has Already been considered and acted upon hers The real trouble with us -at least in the pis! was precisely that which Sir Bobet finds presvaaiing In the Old Cointry Pesple hecome excited over a natronal deb: which amounts to ne more than à hal! year's income of the taxpayers whose properiv as liable; but they complacentiy or with the mildest suggestion of protest, allow borrowing im focal Affaurs to oa relatively much greater amount, Another point he deals with, and one which we nay have to give some though: ta eventually, Ils the demand for speclal representation among local authorities of the largest ratepayers in each district The amount af holdings gives proportionile voling power in all incorporated companies and commercial enterprises.In municipal! government, representation is diverven from taxation, and the largest rale- payer has but one voté no mare potent than that of the smailest.Indeed.some of the largest, such as ratlway and gas companies, are not directly represented at all The claim ls set up that lt is the money of the larger ratepayers, chiefly.which the ratepayers generals Iv withow real interest, are spepding.Sir fiobert Giffens suggestions are a departure from the principle \u201cvox bopuil vox der,\" such as is not imme- diateiv Thikelv to come within the range ol practical politics.Indved, one London paper, which thornughly agrees with hit in the views expressed, somo- wha barterly comments that.\u201cSir Mobert Ciffer\u2019s proposal js so obvioualy Just nul fair that it will not have the smallest chance of being accepted.\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cFREE TRADE IN STAMPS.\" The Toronts papers have started an agitation for \u2018Tree trade in postage amps\u201d This does nat mean that they desire tn use American stamps on their letter:, but that they favor a ve- peal of the present regulations which only permits nr man With a Government Wcense to sell postage stamps.At present, certain persons\u2019 are licensed lo retail stamps, and they are paid a commission of one per cent.on thelr sales.Other people.however.\u2014in Toronto, at ail events\u2014sell stamps without a commission for the conventence of their customers; and the Toronto offivials propose to prosecute them.Hence these tears! It does seem as if we nought to allow any man who will take the trouble of retailing postage stamps for nothing to da so, It is a good idea to have certain fixed places where they will be always on sale, and to pay these places by commission or in some other way for their trouble.But why should it bo made a crime for other willing volunteers ta oblige the public ?If it be said that this will tond to so reduce the profits of the regular vea- dors that they will no longer work on commission, then they might be pald a small salary dependent upon the population which they presumably supply.This salary could be put at a rate equal to their present earnings, and then the country would nelther gain nor lose by the change.We would have (he same number of stamps sold ne formerly.and we would pay the\u201d same amount for the service; but some of the vendors would be volunteers wlio would work for nothing.In faut.the enuntry could well afford to pay the petly commission to anybody who will bother with the retuil sale.THE RESULT IN NOVA SCOTIA.The resuit nf the House of Assem- blv elections in Nova Scotta, ns was expected.leaves the Liberal Government with a large majority.but the clos ness of the fight In Rome of the counties, and the Opposition gain da not show that Liberalism continues to have such a firm hold on tha province aa plevious elections indicated.The short ton had no leader, the people have elected twa Mr.Tanner, the present leader.and Mr.Wilcox, à former leader.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The convention of the settlers at Nomimngue opened yesterday under the brightest auspices.Mgr.shar reuti, Premier Gouin And many other feading men nonered the occasion with their presence.and contributed eloquent addresses tu the enrichment ol the celebration.Nuthing but the highest respect can be felt for these seltivrs wno huve carried the flag of progress Intu the north country, and endured the sufferings of the pioneers with all the berotsm uf a race which produced the Voyageur and the Jesuit IMSS una v, The country they have undertaken lu cunquer for civilization ts one of the fairest and Most promising in the Dominion, and every citizen of Wis provioee, and, mdeed, of the whole country, will wish them success.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 British Trade Agent for Canada.Special 10 The Mantreal Star.Ottawa, Ont, June 28\u2014Lord Elgin, Secretary of State for the Colontes, states that Richard Grigg, of the Mid- dleborough Chamber of Commerce, 1s heing sent to Canada by the Imperial Board of Trade on a special mission to promote the interests of British trude in the country Mr, Grigg will select suitable persons in the chief Canadian business centres to act as local correspondents of the British Board vf Trade.* \"+ THIS DATE 30 YEARS AGO.June 22, 1816.The Lieutenant Governor of Quebec gave a dinner party last evening at Bpen.cerwood, to which Hon.Premier Mackenzie and the Hod.Messrs.Cauchon and Geoffrion were \\n- vited.The late Hon.R, Caron, LL.D.Q.C., who died in Decem- cember of 1876, wes Lieutenant-Governar at the time mentioned above.The Premier and his\u2019 two colleagues also jolhed The Late the silent majority Hon.Jos.Cauchon Some years ago.The Hon.Mr.Cauchon waa subsequently Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba for a term before his demise, and lion.Mr.Geoffrion served for a short time ns à judge of the Superior Court be- for he was called away.The work on the North Shore Rhilway {AR not progressing very satiafactorily, and the Boucherville Cabinet's attention has repeatedly been drawn to the matter.Mr.T.MeGreevy, the contractor for this tmportant link of the great provincial trunk route, has had many favors shown him.and it is about time he was made to live un to his contract.THE late Hon.Thomas McGreevy was well known all over the Dominlon as a very shrewd politician and sharp after tat contracts.The Montreal.Ottawa and Occidental Railway, or North Shore line, was a very paying contract for him and a great many others.The line is now a part of the C.I.R.system.Mr.Mec- Greevy was first elected to the House of Commons in 1867, and sat there up to the nineties.when.on certain charges brought Against him and others by a member of the House.he was expelled.Captain Duttan.of the Sardinian, &or- récts the statement of a morning contemporary concerning the colliding of his ship with an iceberg on the last trip.He points nut that the berg was met with in the Atlantic and not in the Gulf, that on sighting the berg the alarm was snunded and the engines put going astern full speed, the herg heing struck at the rate of one knot\u201d an hour.THE Inte Captain Joseph Dutton, who died many years ago.Was a cautious 3nd skilful navigator.and was thoroughly acquainted with all the dangers attending the maeting of icebergs in the Gulf or Atlantic.Me was In the service of the Allan Steamahip Company the major part of his life, and performed his responsible duties with every satisfaction.Mr.M.P.Ryan has heen appointed joint commissioner of law and insurance stamps by the provincial Government at Quebec.Fe will take up his duties immediately.THE lata Mr.Michael Patrick Ryan, who passed awav in the ninetiegk wus elected to the House of Commins in JR6R.to muccesd the lata Hon.Thomas Arey MeGee as the representative vf Montreal Centre.He rat for several Parliaments.meeting defeat in 1875 at the hands of the late Mr.B.Devlin, Q.U.At the gennrnl elections of 1878 he de- fented Deviln by a large majority.He retired from public He in 1883 on being appointed cnllector of customs for tne port of Montreal.The King of Hanover and his family arrived in London, England, yesterday.apparently with the intention of making England their permanent home.[he King lost his sight many years ago, and now has lost his kingdom through the machinations of the Prussian Chancellor.THB late King of Hanover was \u2018frut cousin of Queen Victoria and an English princa.In the pnerage he held the titles ot Duke of Cumberland and Tevoitdaie, and Earl of Armagh, and was a Knight of the Garter, He refused to acknowledge the Emperpr Wiliam 1.ss Geuusn Emperor, and Hanover, a vassal state, as Saxony.Bavaria, etc., had fons after the Franco-Prustian war of Y870.The old king wns possesesd ef mrèat ronal property, which he brought to land from under the nose o?Biamarok, the Chancetlor.The present Duke of Cum- beriand.is a brother-in-law of Quean Alexandra and King Bdward VIL and he also refuses 0 Seo.Fraomyg.MOI: \\ \u2018 OVERLOOKED 2er \u2014 SS tour of this vountry.Mme.Bernhardt did not take away all the money.THE MOTORIST.When forth mid sylvan scenes he goes A-speeding his machine.He luoks ahead and never knows The beauties of the scene.If clear and sunny be the day He vows that he is glad\u2014 But more than this he will not say\u2014 He simply drives like mad.And even when he stops awhlie, The green [field spreading fair, The blossom with its winsome smile, Claim nothing of his care.The sights which other men might lease He turns not to admire.He has no mind for things like these\u2014 He has to mend a tire.Several persons were taken ill near Little Rock, Ark.as a result of eating sausage, in which there was polsap.But poison is only one constituent; t oipe was in the sausage?i Another mammoth transxtlast is to be built\u2014tha biggest evi thing keeps up the steamship.ture will be a bridge.\u2018 \u2014 .LX Those stock yard misceilafifes fire not buy-products any more to \u2018a noficenble extent.J \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014p Queen Victoria of Spain has bervous prostration: but there are lots « girls who would be glad to have that if they could be queens and live ln castles.\u2014 Russia can sympathize with the man whose sutomobfle bac down hill whan ihe power gave out.It knows the feel- n © Dr.Osler is now adviging people to shun soup.It Is certainly advisable for every one to try tp kesp out of it.In New York they found a man lying helplessly drunk in the gutter with $17,000 tn\u2019 his potkéts.He couldn't have spent the day In Wall Street.Although Winnipeg is going to have a Fourth of July parade, we have sufficlent falth in the loyalty of the Manitoba wheat crop.It will, no doubt.defy the event, and not quit growing on that day.It is clear now that LU.8.sympathies were with the Boers In the South African war.It has just transpired that the British army was betng supplied with Chicago beef, A man in Ottawa played goif from 3 am.to 7 pm.Why he didn\u2019t get a lan- tern and keep on for a few days longer is a mystery.; The City Council has discovered that some of the street cars are overcrowded.Aldermen are getting 20 observant tliése days that one of them may yet discover that it is wet when it rains.Retort Courteous.\u201cI keep my boarders longer than you do,\u201d boasted the first.re \u201cOh, 1 don't know.\u201d TH ed Tandiady No.2.\u201cI! guess they only look longer because they are mo thin.\u201d !t Is taking some time for the Goremy- kin Ministry to fall, but probably a thorough job will be made of it.The party who recently boasted that club women seldom get divorced perhaps overlooked the fact that they ars away from homu so much that thelr hushands have no chance to quarrel with them.0.000 0000000020000 00000000 feed A man brain © You may 8 food, but you cennôt supply the S (@ brains., @ 50,0000000000000000000000]0 John D.Rockefeller is reported to be studying famous paintings In Paris, He always was attracted by works la ofl.Mer.Dooley has reached a conclusion on the meat question.\u2018Pass thd ham,\u201d he says, \u201cand send for.the- nriastudl vm With six membegs In the /NSva cotla Legistaturg, te.Chris.\\makg the proud .Hbagt t their seats thereby 200 per cent.NOTB.\u2014 They had only o seats before.D.Aurom, the Calgary and Edmonton sa \"Ha Shine Bt Rg Eo SREY te ~~ Young Irishmen\u2019s L.& B.Association GRAND EXCURSION TO LAKE ST.PETER DOMINION DAY, Monday, July 2ndad, Steamer \"BEAUPRE\u201d will leave Victoria Pier (foot of Bonsecours street at 130 pm Music by (\"asey's complete prices.Secure Staterooms and tickets at Mulcair street west.TICKETS\u2014Adults, 75c; Children, 35c.JAMES M.McMAHON.President.GOD SAVE IRELAND.PREVOST'S TRIAL FOR PERJURY OPENS | Former Civic Inspector is Accused of False Swearing Before Civic Committee.{FORTY WITNESSES CALLED Ald, Nault, Whom Prevost Blamed | for Dismissal, Denies That He Was Prejudiced.Alphonse Prevost, former Inspector nf the city water department, was before Judge Choquet yesterday to answer Lo a charge of perjury.I! is alleged that Prevost committed perjury before the Water Committee in the recent investi- tlon into his dismissal for neglecting ls duty as Inspector.The witnesses examined for the prosecution were: Frank Dowd, secretary of the Water Committee; Ald.Clearihue, chairman; Ald.Martin and Ald.Nault, members of the Water Committee, and Felix Archambault, one of the five men who made the charge of neglect of duty against Prevost.In reply to Mr.N.K.Laflamme, who represented Prevost, Frank Dowd and Ald.Clearihue testified that Prevost was refused the privilege of being ra- presented by counsel at the investiga- tlon befure the committee, and although he had offered to pay for a stenographer to take the evidence, the committee would not allow one to be present.Ald.Clearihue stated that he thought that Prevost had given his evidence under oath at the investigation, but he was nnt prepared to swear that he had.Ald.Martin sald that he was not Interested in the dismissal of Prevost, adding that his brother was appointed as soon as Prevost was dismissed.ALD.NAULT'S EVIDENCE.Ald.Nault stated that he voted for Prevost's dismissal but that he was not prejudiced against him.He denfed that he had threatened hefore he was elected to have Prevost discharged if he did net work for him In his election in St.Jnseph's Ward.He also denied the charke that he offered Prevost $2,000 to get ex-Ald.Sauvageau to retire from the contest.Felix Archambault was asked if he had said that he would cut the head off a Frenchman to get even with an Irishman, and that it was to get even with Malone, Nault's opponent, that he had made the charge of neglect of duty against Prevost.He denied that he had made such a statement, but would not swear that he did not.About forty witnesses are to pe heard In the case.Mr.Morrice\u2019s Art.The Paris correspondent of the New York Evening Post writes on \u201cThe Parts Salons,\u201d dealing especially with a retrospective show of the Societe Nationale des Beaux Arts, covering an period of sixteen years.Of the work of Mr.Morrice (a son of Mr.David Morrice, of Montreal), he says: \u201cCanadian Landscapes.\u2014 It ls a pleasure, in the midst of so much that is perfunctory or lifeless, reminiscent or imitative, to come upon the work of Mr.Morrice, who has had the courage to seek new motives under new oondi- tions, and to study them for himself under these conditions, instead of adapting them to a well-worn recipe.He has exchanged the boulevards of Paris and the French seashore for Canada and its snow-covered flelds and towns and shops; and he has shown that he can feel no less the beauty there is in the white lonely road under an Incredibly blue sky, or the square wooden base of a house perched primly In the cold white wintry landscape, or the little row of houses so like a French village, facing the snowy street.There ia nothing of the realistic rendering of snow and ice that astonishes one in M.Thaulow's versions of the Scandinavian winter; Mr.Morrice gives rather the aspèct, the feeling of this frosen landscape with Its pure cold qplar.ks cold white ligh the subtle gradations and eftscts in its vast expanse of white broken.by the swift sleigh, or by i)e lite house unlovaly da itself.but such plotoriel value.\u201d Bros.No.376 Notre Dame T.P.MURPHY.sembly Hull of the High School, Pez} Btrect, on Friday, znd inst, at 8 p.m.Former puptis and other friends of the school are invited to be present at this, the lust closing of the old Senior School.14782 Dunham Ladies\u2019 College.Church School for Girls in the Diocese of Montreal.President.Tha Most Reverend W.B Bond, LL.D.Lord Archbishop of Montreal and Metropolitan of Canada.Reopens Beptember 12th, 1906.The course of study is that laid down hy the Council of Public Instruction of this Province.Students will he prepared for the A.A Examination and Unlversity Matriculation, as well as for entrance Into the Mc- Gill Normal School.French, German and Musio are spécial features of the curriculum.Fees, per annum, $185.For Calen- dars and other information apply to The Lady Principals.Dunham, P.Q.136 10eod vp RET TH In Pl PROTECTS! Wy | 4 Why are you not smartly dressed ?Can\u2019t afford it?Just try one of our Progress Brand Suits These suits are correct in every detail and the prices are moderate.Just the line you require.Commercial Suits for Men, $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00.Dress Suits for Men, $16.50 to $25.00.Also BOYS\u2019 SUITS Boys\u2019 Holiday Toggery You\u2019ll find our Clothing all it is cracked up to.be.CURRIE, Clothier 423 Notre Dame Street West.tlon-Grouris, corner Park Aven on the Groûnds from 8 n bullding fund.Admission, BAND CONCERT and GARDEN PARTY, : SATURDRY, JUNE 23rd, 1006.Victoria Rifles Ban Wale of Fancy and \u201c\u2018seful Articles, Flowers.Refreshments, etc, etc, Exhihi- e and St.ls uin Street, Montreal Annex.Bupper ek.Procewis in ald of the Church of the Asn- 0 cents.Grounds open at 6 p.m.ORCHESTRA and CONOERT.ordinary temporatur more than one and fot a second.nO drgusht is felt.oo LL Bince the Suez canal was opened its annual revenue has increased from $1.800,.000 to $20,000, ; du Pi 1 \u2014at the\u2014 FLECTRIC PARK (Sault au Recollet), SUNDAY, JUNE 24th, Given by the Aberdeen Lodge, 1.0.8.8.Epécial cars will leave at R30 am.sharp and at 2 pm sharp.Return at 7.30 pm.MUSIC DANCING.GAMES.TICKETS: Adults, 35c: Chlldren.15e.Under 10 years, free 148*%32 Xx Divine Service \u2014of\u2014 EASTERN STAR LODGE, No.74, AF.& AM, GRAQ.Will be held on SUNDAY, JUNE THE 4TH (St.John the Baptist's Day).at 7 pm _\u2014in\u2014 ST.MARY'S CHURCH (Prefontaine st.) HOCHELAGA Rrethren will assemble in the Commissioners\u2019 school room.Prefantaine street, Hochelaga, at 6.30 p.m.sharp.Regalia.Brethren of other Lodges are invited to be present.1482 A.MILLER.Bec.THE BEAUTIFUL CARILLON TRIP FINE STEEL STEAMER \u201cDUCHESS.\u201d Moderna Conveniences and BEAUTIFUL SCENERY the whole wa; Take 8 am.7 T.R.train for Lachine.Home by the RAPIDS at 6.30 p.m.147°6 Saturday Half Day \u2018Excursions Commencing Saturday, June ng, Steamer Beauharnois will leave Montreal at 1.30 p.m.and Lachine wharf at 4 p.m.Calling at Chateauguay, Desrochers wharf, Woodlands wharf on her way up only, arriving at Beauharnois at 6 p.m.Leaving Beauharnols same evening at 8, arriving at Lachine about 9.15, connect with the Trolley Cars for Montreal 130*13 law Fresh Air Fu nd THE RIVER BANK HOME, The Home on the Richelleu River, at Chambly, is being prepared for the opening on or about June 22nd.Applications for admission may be made to the Com- mittes at the Star Office, 168 St.James Street, on the afternoons of Monday.Tuesday and Wednesday of each week during the season, between the hours of two and four o'clock.Every application must be accompanied with a certificate from the clergyman to whose church the applicant belongs.Blank certificate forms may be obtained from the Secretary, at the Star Office, St.James Street.The Fresh Alr Fund administered by a volunteer committee of men women, Including the city missionaries, interested in the welfare and suffering of children.It is established to take away from the city, for a longer or shorter per- fod, children and mothers whom the visiting doctor advises to send.It is: 1st\u2014For the sick children of the poor.2nd\u2014For the tired working mothers with children.3rd\u2014For children threatened with sickness, and whose parents have not the means to enable them to leave the city.Five dollars will send a mother and sick child to the country for a fortnight, and larger amounts will do proportionate good, Contributions may be sent to the Star Office, 165 &t.James Street: Star Branch Office, corner Peel and Bt.Catherine Streets, or to Charles M.Alexander, Esq., Hon.Treasurer, 319 St.James Street.113 2%e0d im CHOICE Wedding Gifts AND Birthday Souvenirs THE LARGEST VARIETY OF FINK GOODS TO SELECT FROM, ANI AT MODERATE PRICES G.W.CLARKE & CO., IMPORTERS, 366 8t.Catherine 8t., West, Telephone Up 2734.148 2 Army will take place on Mond 2nd, All the city corps are unhitin the purpose.The place chosan ia Girdw hired WB.the The Beaver Hall Market Carry a fine stock of gond selects Poultry and Vegetation Sommer) ae Mat choice hind quarters oi æpring lamb, 20e ., fore quarter, 15c |b.Ia .wm.JOR.LAVIOLETTE à SON, © 3107 iis Dorchester st.west.Tol.Up 1164, Salvation Army Pionic.The annual picnlc of the Salvation + July @ for iv ; thé \u2018a Grove, | pr F Artoÿ to NRE .A meow os ems Chg a aS am AW ORR NAL eA Pons rive UN: ere Bertin \u2014 0e rein vie 8 ae og = repair hat scar Aus manne mT 8 nde MUNN + orden .Fedele » né ci AYER ES DÉC Ve = eT ii PREMIER ATTACK BY MR, BOURISSA member States That Lord's Day Bill is * Bad Tory © Measure.AMENDMENTS SUGGESTED Several Clauses /dvanced, But the Mgre Difficult Ones Stand Over \u2014HKennedy and Lavergne, Special Staff Correspondence Press Gallery.House of Ottawa.June U2 ~The entire afters noon of yesterday was devoted to the Sunday Observance bill, and although considerable progress was made it was Commins, largely work of a negative character, consisting of the discussion und rejection of amendments lo various clauses of the measure The feature of the afternoon was the ciash bes iween the Prime Minister, and Mr Bourassa.the Independent Liberal of Labelle.Neldom has a leader had such pln words addressed to him as were addressed hy Mr Bourassa te Sir Wilfrid, and they were words of absolute frankness and were attended with considerable heat.When the House resumed at 3 pom.Mr Pringle.Conservative of Cornwall, proposed that it be left to the employes 19 say whether they should have tho twenty-lnur hours rest (hat the bill proposes io give them because of Sunday labor, but this was abject- ed to un principle.LL would enable the men to take themselves ontside the operation of a public law by what in effect was i private contract Clause 4 respecting this period of rest for Sunday workers was allowed to stand and the committee passed on to the clause prohibiting garhes and performances Where admission fee is charged.MR.RIVETS AMENDMENT.Mr.Rivet, Liberal of Hochelaga, moved an amendment to the effect that these games should he prohibited unless specially authorized by provin- clal law or municipal regulation.Mr.Taylor.Conservative of Leeds went to the other extreme.moving that the clause be so amended as lo prohibit practically all games and contests even when not carried on for gain or any prize or award.That.said Mr.Lavergne, Liberal of Montmagny might stop a game of cards in a private house: in fact uf might interfere with the first citizen ut tha land.This reference ter caused loud sides, but Sir Wilfrid Minis- both in the Prime from net jun to laughter did Sar Taylor here told of a trip made to Montreal years agn to purchase goods from a Hebrew who would no do business on Sunday.That was before the railway was bit in 155, \u2018and.\u2019 said he.\u201c1 was fifty years old then.\u201d ILoud laughter.Mr Taylor\u2014\"Let me speak again.| was then fifteen.\u201d In regard tno parks.Mr Verville.Laborite, of Maisonneuve, asked if nt was proper tn enter a park on Sunday at which no fee was charged what made it wrong to go where there was a charge\u201d Hlg question was not WESTERN LIBERAL, LAVERGNE.And now Mr Kennedy Westminster, took the addressed a few words vergne, of Montmangny whom he charged with treating this serious Question in a most flippant manner Tha! voung gentleman said Mr Kennedy.might be wise in his own opin- fon, but he had no right to poke fun at the Lords Day Alliance, whose members were asx gond as himself and manv of them better.Mr Kennedy then rastoral letter issued by Mer Bru- chest.Archbishop of Montreal.condemning publi entertainments.horse racing.ete on the Sabbath.Mr Kennedy hoped the member for Montmagny would respect that opin- lon.Mr l.avergne referred to the position of the T.ord\u2019s Day Alliance friends ag that of hvpourites He would no bé™puled bv the pinton nf those men, and he held that he had a right tn discuss the Lill before the House The quotatfon from the pastoral letter din not apply ta him.because he did not live in the archdiocese of Montreal, but Mr Kennedy seemed to he a fal- lower of His Grace.Mr.Bourassa.Liberal.of lLahella, supported the amendment of Mr Rive: Let the province or the municipality regulate Sunday entertainments And now the Prime Minister spoke All this, said he showed how diffteult it was in this country to secure a common view respecting these matters.The bill had been submitted to church authorities, both Prmtestant and Roman Catholic, and they had approved of it.In such a matter legislation was only possible hy both elements of the popn- lation being willing to give and take They could not have one law for Ontario and another for Quebec: there must be a common standard for all and that was what the bill answered ATTACKS of and liheral.flonr to Mr.La- quoted from a ONCE SBARRETTI NOW SHEARER Last session, when the autonomy hills were under debate.the cry against him (Sir Wilfrid) was Sharretti: now, with the Sunday bill before them.the crv of Shearer was raised, They should try to arrive as «nop as possible on aome common ground.No one objected to the general principle of the bill, but when they cime to discuss the details of the hill each seemed to desire the law for his neighbor but not for himself Mr.Rivet wanted his wav.and Mr Taylor wanted his way.but each should be willing to make some sacrifice in order tn secure n common law Ontarin musf vive up something.The Muscles And the Nerves The heart, the stomach, the howels And other vital organs of the body are composed Almost entirely of muscles, and it is hy the contraction of muscles that theee organs perform their fune- tions.Rut mussles without nerves are as na dead mass of flesh, without power of movement or contraction Hence the Absolute neceasity nf nerve force in the body and the importance of such a medicine as Dr Chare\u2019's Nerve Food to revitalize and reinvigorate the wasted nerve celle when these organe lag in performing thelr duties, Wenkness of the heart's action, failure of the stomach to digest food, nervous haada: hres, wakefulness, irritability and feelings of fatigue and dis courngement iell of oxhausted nerve force and denote the nked of Dr Chase's Nerve Food As a blond haild- er.nerve restorative and Bpring atrengthener there is no more effective treatment.50 cents a box, 6 boxes for $2.50, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Rates & Co.Toronto.oo Quebec must give up something, and 80 have a MW applicable to all At the Montreal park referred to in the debate there might be nothing Wrong, but its performers were entitled to a day of rest as well as other citizens of the country.Mr.Pitche\u2014~ \"Have those performers a right to work and tive\u201d The Prime Minister \u201cYes\u201d Mr.Piche\u2014 \"Well the onlv way can du so is by performing on Sunday 7 ATTACKS HIS LEADER Then came Mr Prime Minister spoke of a come standard; but why was not thal carried cout last session\u201d lt was sible tu have à conunon standard in some things.but in other things \u2018Li was not possible He did nat wish to frupose hix vieux upon Ontario: er did he wish his friends in Gntart> To liipose their views on him br hr Taylor x people wanted his peered ment let them have it, bat in Queer let them have equal liberty and o- war the question for themselves It might be theught that the Prime Min ster was all powerful, but he +11 not do what he was attempting He would fail ther and even wre atet men had falied The bill was they the Bourassa he nde pos as A denial of true tar] principles.which had been fought for yeurs ago in England.It was the tres?Tory bill ever befnre the indian Commons, and he was Sorry to see the name vf Lanrier coupled witht To resist n leader when he vas wrong Was proof of Admiration Tor himoand he for ane would net box tou leader if it meant renunciation of principle.He had not used the ry of Shearer.The (Government ere sponsible for the hill and they could not hide behind others.The BHD was useless, crime to trv to enart such legislation which would only fend to sw the Seeds of strife The Prime Minister might triumph for a time by the force of his prestige, but he would leave to his political heirs the crop he had sown.As for himself.sail Mr Rourassa, he woul! place principle before party.RIVET'S AMENDMENT LOST and \u2018t wis 1 Mr.Rivets\u2019 amendment was then put and declared lost, and a like fate overtook the amendment presented by Mr Taylor.Clause 5 respecting games, was then carried.The clause cursions was ing pleasure prohibiting Sunday ex- carried.but that respect- grounds wherpn a fee 1s charged was allowed to stand The «lJause prohibiting the advertising Sunday performances was also carried.It was now six o'ciock The Committee rose and reported progress.The bill will not be taken up again until Monday.NO BASIS YET FIXED.Hon.R.W.Scott Says No Agreement With Ambassador.The Montreal Ottawa, June 7 - In the Senate nn Thursday Senator Lougheed asked af 11 was true as stated in a cable report that the British Ambassador at Washington, Sir Mortimer Dura a.nad agreed with the United States State Secretary Mr Root.as to the basis on which negntiations should be conduet- ed fur the settlement of fishery anid other questions in dispute hetween Canada and the United States Hon Mr Scott said Ambassador Durand would make ne arrangements for the settlement of disputes without the consent of Canada.Nothirg had been done ro far.A bill respecting La Banque Prmvin- ciale du Canada was given its third reading after tt had been amendad to allow the use of the English name, Provincial Rank.Mr Kerr.nf third reading of a bill respecting marks non gold and silver on the ground that the promoters had taken A Vear to compile the must extreme features of similar acts all over the world.Time should be given for consideration of such an act.The measnre Was endorsed by Han Mi Sentt, Senator Ferguson ater Gibson.It was given a reading The following special ro Star.Toronto, opposed the Mills were read the third lime Ta incorporate the Western Trust Cv.to incorporate the Pacific Marine Insurance Cao fer the relief of AW.E.Ogden; respecting the carrency The Senate spent many hours gning caretully over the lengthy act for consnlidating of the Yukon ordnances inte statutes and far the consolidation of the mining regulations.IL assed with some amendments.Several Hundred Square Miles of Province\u2019s Resources Parted With, Sperial to The Montreal Star.Quebec, June 22 The annual Government sale of Crown timber lands took place at the Parlliunent House Bidding was at first very slow.and scores of lots were put drawn.Later on a few of them were called for and put up again at the upret price, =elling at a good advance thereon, after lively competition.Mr.Boyle, of Ottawa.bought six lots on the Upper Gatineau, fifty miles, at $220 per mile; 36 at $65: H0 miles at $245; 50 miles at $235.70 tniles at $226; 50 miles at $230.up and with- Mr Paradis bought 18 miles near Lake Nt John at $550 per mile Mr Lefaivre 5 miles at $410 and 48 miles in Gaspe at $320.Mr Dupuis bought 43 niles at Gaepe at $320 per mile: Baron lepine.31-2 miles in Bonaventure at $325 per mile, and Maurice Quinn 21-2 miles at $500 per mile, 11-2 at $400 per mile.and 5 miles at $1,000 per mile, all in Rimouski and Gaspe Peninsula.Messrs.Lefebvre and Mahon got two blocks in Gaspe West, on the Ste Anne River, one nf 48 miles, at $320 4 mile, and one of 43% miles a: 5325, whila Mr.Louis abot, of Rostan, got 39 miles on the Grand River (iaspe East, at $390 per mile.Mr John Rowley got 80 square miles at Sault au Cochon, at $155 per square mile, while Mr.Frank Bignell, in trust.purchased 60 miles at Rous- sean and May Island for $265 a mile.After Mr.1.0 A.Cannon had entered A protes( on behalf of the Federal (jov- ernment against tbe sale of water powers, Hon Adelar?Turgeon derlar- éd the province was within its rights, and tn the face of the protest awarded the power at Manicouagan Falls, to Mr A FE.NDelnrimier.KOC, Montreal, for an annual rental of $200: Lot No.9 Manonin Falle tn Senator Cha- quette, at a vearly rental of $505 and Lot No 15 River Sault au Cachon Fails, to Mr.John Rowley for $505 rent a year.Women Suffragists in Prison.Miss BRiMMngton.Miss Kenney.and threo other militant women Suffragisis were arrested far creating a» disturhance in frant of the Hon Mr Adgnith a residence, Mise RH- lington was fined $80 hut preferred to Re to prison for two months a9 Londan, June ne snd Ken | third | the I Cleanliness British Publisher Coming to Canada.J.ondon, June 22 Lord Northcliffe, better known as Sir Alfred Harms- worth, leaves on June Z7th for the United States and Canada THE _ MONTREAL DAILY STA R\u2014FRIDAY, r.Lyons PERFECT Tooth Pewder C.eanses and beautifies the teeth and purifies the breath.Used by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century.Convenient for tourists.PREPARED BY SH Lyd DDS.Scholarship in Architecture at McGill University Established by the Province of Quebec Association of Architects.Free tition an the four years\" course for the degree vl Bachelor of Arechitee.Ture 13 oltersd in the form of a comperi- Le sD - , oT ; LME eme rose ; vus\" FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.Em cane wn mu | ie, dise \u201cpuni | WAT PL NE Re | See meen an BIG NAL WANTED CL Yorn or ABoLT ait æ Frstdenn «fear + curehes and vais WANTEL TU FURCHASE © sr tanks and can, IW 1 A Nutre Dame é ! ny kind by the day, best turing firm must wr .: : De N EASY ~ re Se 5.all uptown trade; goud st.wost.o\u201c of references, V : Star .: must write a good hand: alee Tae i) \u201c RR t+ K.Heu, terns, house ur colluge, 8 or ¥ revs, TO LET \u2014 19 SHUTER BTREET.chance to cash buyer and good reasons fu fur 32, ces #16, Star Office.VV, ANTED - SITUATION AS FTOREMAN be den urate at figures.Apply to Buperta- ; .ee me sise Cel eRiches, Weal ol nofthwege -! fi fine Siause, cumpletely furnished, \u201ci selling.Address N 8614, Siar Branch Office.TANTED \u2014 SITUAWON 8 8 ont: any Inalde work.Apply R 3759.hen Sherwin-Williams Co.639 Centre > \u2014-\u2014 \u2014\u2014 A hs pe Mh Ered repay uid guud ber Jronth.Jolin James browne and shay 144 6 GILDING- by middle aged Woman, A good ome dar oF fee ne 24 8 He 3 - Bode, uot race ve (hvusan ullars.-+7 t ames si.A - more 1h mes - - pu FARMS TO LET.Gil particu.Address P sis), Star * 347 + PARTIES WISHING TO INTmREST ©! #11 kinds promptly done.Malone | i> wages Mra.Huffer, 438 Aylmer \\ FANTED - BY FIRST CLASS LE- WANTED MACHINISTS, THREB A anh : ce To TT \u2014 t pe .id ! signer LE t ! \u2018 = Anse rn meme ve 148 6 TO LEY FURNISHED HOUSE, cate about to send.Jisguo mining syndi- Framing Co.48 Beaver Hall Hill AN ready - made eur To EE ee \u201c2 waxes.Apply to Canadian Les rh 5208 ASTURE FON HORSES AND CATTLE.WANTED - Tu I' KCHASE FOR MW Jui and Auguei desirable west end Lake Chibogomn District to explant certain - 189 312 \\WANTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE WO- El ea pertenes 1m the Work Ch Kingston, Ont comutlye ( 3 month or 511 for season, near Pelo.Con tenement proper à to ; wots, moderate rental 10 valuable locations, recent) a of An; kind by the day 3754, Star Uffice ue - - este.CT A t erty guod lu- Teoponstble party.Refe « 4 : peattone, ntly acquired, ad- POST CARDS.\u2014A Address C.8.7 - 7 \u2014 A quin\u2019s Hutel, Abunisic.Tol BE.41, Ring 4.{> rx with fu baruiculars, when 8359p, Star ranch oe hers.Addicas 5 dress H 33s.Star Office 145 & Latest Mustrated para: tears en ny * ; 7!0 Lagauchetiere at.1432 \u2019 MW ANT ve Het PRET à CLASS BURNISH- » PAS (au Le arranged N 3632, Star 8 \u2014 w e forwarded by mal r : TAN = oe a APANTED - BY A YOUNG A 2 a | plated ware Apply Dom.mee sts COR SALE \u2014 GENERAL BUSINESS IN cetpt of $1.50.tor) mall, plepald, on re- 3 A TEL by DRESSMAKER WANTS \\ years, situation as Hu per MAN: ane inion l\u2019luting Co, 107 Lugaucketlere ®t eu \u2014 = nos Rrowing Western village; purchaser 41 St, Jamus at.Montreal L rd Co.cauntr y the day.nou objection to experience.8 3433, Star Offlce , 148 2 west 147 3 OFF!CES TO LET na NTED FOR QUICK PURCHAS- RESIDENTIAL FLATS TO LET.(HE make money ensy and fast; stock about ~ > 44 296 fount.references.S S5ÿ3.Star Branch Of.! ! TANT .Gl ere dweanng a ouses, between SU Law.|.315000.hous: und lo must wo with busi- JOR SALE.BARRED ROCK HENS > 148 2 ANTED \u2014 BOOKKEEPER vwora VASTE rer PABTRY COOK VAL _ PALAU ee = Lace and mtontaite Park and above Sy Cm me | Ee saaons or selling.business re- À prixe winning males, Incubators, brood.TANTED -\u2014 WORK some spare time.wants books to post guod references Apply tu the Chef, SOR RENT \u2014 FURNISHED OFF DE kr nu be good bulldings and Oo, LET oo bEtomNIER AVENUE, [ts u chance van time.4 dax SV q vrs, colony houses, chicks, Wyandotte \\ Week plain king.Team ay OR balance or audit, city references us to abli- 8t, James's Ciub, before noun.147 3 one of twa be - .der FOUT ES ivmas Ligget, bel St th- © + U, uewiy papered and ; : 3 oan rit- Rocks, horn : \u201c ; oy ! .ne ouse- {ty and ch .TA aN $10 por month for eas om god modern ve st west sty tated 5 rooms ball, open dumbing.Ho Te area or wal TOUT, Easex brood.cote 1s Berry ue he TE ak, Ed eamstress, experience with tice.aracter.Address S 3332, Star Of- |'\\§\"ANTED \u2014 BUY FOR OFFICE WORK St Francois Nusier st ue > H Hutchins, rvom v3, Merchants Bank ral Business also for sale.146 4 è 144 6 day ren.wages from 75 cents to $1 per and errands, about là years, god op- nevi 146 ! Buliaing, Phone 543 Main, 143 12 70 OR BALE\u2014 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ay Apply B.11 Mayor at.ANTED POSITION O \u2018 purcunits, for advancement, Apply by letter = ICL = : - \u2014 ; - .- F : ©.: 4 0 LET - OFFICE AND warring BUMMER RESIDENCE Tats 1 TE CORNE : Rae HOTELS.RESTAUR- only à month In usé, in good order, 24 \\VANTED \u2014 COMP VV omperent pernon, OF TRUST BY 000 35 Panic or OI Biag.0807\" rao, suitable fer dentist or spect - fi FLATS TU LET, CORNERK LUVAN ants, boarding houses, @rocetries, 8t David lane.145 6 maker fa COMPETENT DRESS- experience in racer ner cet oh Yoke 35 Bank of Ottawa Bidg.47 3 Nom « spe - _ .* : : \" Vo « J ne, w ng to take ist.tu à doctor s house, Address Sas NN let a and l'apineau uvenue, Just cym- |Ccigar and confectionery stores, partner- customers at Tad! ke 0 hear of A doW lany kind of work.countr refer \u201c+ 3, qe + .; n .red.Ad- * Star Branch Office, vas 1! TH LET \u2014 AT WOODLANDS, ON PE ue Rd eee EE A TE diet wa- ships: rare chance for beginners; houses, F Branch Office.ea\u2019 residences.§ 8883, Star gress R 885), Star Branch Office.TT 3 Y vo TET ro ur oss a Lake >, Louis, furnished, 15 minutes provements, reat lv 11 and le are a shops to let.L.Harris, 75 St.Lawrence.or Sale on Easy Payments ANT - OU NG MA Es .7 &T » 3 $ - oi s vin, D! Ww y = : - - , .0 _ .1 an office, having ow nt ait STREI l'uburu si, ity PS elephone \u201cEast ve a ep 200 Tee ae aterprout Sue 143 14 Hs carpets, moves go.carty eto W Ae bok, oy - vac A EE AU 3 don as Fenerai servant, cit or \u2018oun.\u201c ; ; 1 , .©, nel etc.4 .as r try.4 , T window.suitable for manufacturers 16 6 | ape las + WR SALE \u2014 RECENT COPYRIGHT * 8 Prince Co.33 5.Lawrence si Bly 11 Ayimer at near SI.Catherine st.WY APPly 31 Dowd st : \u2018to look after details in advertising d = .TO LET \u2014 NEW FLATS, MODERN | inating new musical composition A 148 3 art : ; © LL \u2014 I'v LET -\u2014 FURNISHED COTTAGE im .À N prominent firm will ER ; r 8 .partment of large manufacturing con- ee , provements, Westmount.Apply lc pay evalty of twelve NR SALE \u2014 ~~ ANTBD \u2014 POSITION B N : + ; Ting n fi LOUE Lake Manitou, near St.Agatue, Piche, 214 St.James PU ' Bed & tents bel copy sold Contract lately signed the Ey post lin ori LENGTHS, OF VY ANTED \u2014 POSITION BY A GOOD V married man as EDR Car order perior ne medley ed CE i RESTAURANTS TO LET.© prionatiy tne vieu, splendid rout fish.Purchaser free selling everywhere to his und blue worsteds ported goods, in black cook for seaside, also experienced and shipping clerk or any position of trust, Les ence and salary expected.Rox P.abn water grocer calls, $25 per TO LET \u2014 ON BUSSEX STREET on exclusive benefit, besiden English and Come and see them and Eos wil unas, ele.nurse, references.West End Employment over twenty years !n last situation in this 748 Star office.147 3 t TT 0 vnth, buat included, Phone Main 3162.flat of eikht rooms, all modern im- Bremen onde More Brie than \u201cAfter from 15 to 20 pc.en your aulte Sone Bureau, 956 St.Catherine west, Up 3925 city; sober and attentive to business Address TANTED 51 : FIV B de TO LET\u2014:300 NOTRE DAME ST las 6 provements, rent reduced.For further in- coples were sold Race X poundred hou and evenings, 7 to 8.Saturday 3 to 5, oes 148 3 W.\u2018Matthews, 25 Metcalfe ave, St.Henry.\\ NTBD Tn STRUNG, ACTIVE BOYS + su ps | | .\u201chy ; as .7 + 27 + + .\u201d : 8 B TT tate Ppussessiun.0 To LET - Al BELLEVUE.HAND- formation Telephone Up 282%.145 6 nick fortune, Write Immediately to nee 27, Y.M.C.A., Dominion sq.145 4 146 3cod recommended Apply between ust be well > = .sume summer voltage, furnished, 3 , an Music umpany.\u201c 68 St.James st, qe - =.» _\u2014 , an p.m.only to Mr.Alex.LD \u2014 vautifuliy situated, stable.ei Kent pre TU LET \u2014 §1B WAVERLEY STREET, Montreal.0) JOR SALE = CUT STONE AND MOLD- PUPILS WANTED.ANTED TON OF TR onl Manager, at Fraser, Viger and Co Ree es Address P, U.Lx Vds.Tel Main in ,Ânnex, new fiat.seves 1ooms, Modern \u2014 Apply nee ances Min and belt curnlice.edge of shorthand and typewriting, is an James st 147 2 .STORES TO LET PA ! 145 2 very respect, Daisy furnace, enamel : : rooke st.1473 NUANTED © OT II expert al figures, nas had business experl- > - ses = - urine.nothing better.Addruss M.GU FOUND.R SALE \u2014 WINDOWS AND \\ NTE tai VOICE, PLACING AND once and can give firat class references.WANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS OFFICE Te mee I T 1.ISLE CONTENT.FUR.son, 6:2 Mance st 145 6 .with frames.also green A nemOnRs.Hall.of singing Corey's Studie, Fro Address R 8845, Star Branch Office.148 3 na reno DE ahah! and Englis g 0 LET ONE HALF OF STORE sn cottage on Lake St Francis, - \u2014 AAA en en en A1) complete, Ces ; .: - 7 \u201coies ukkeeping ' [i on Netre Dame st.for cigars, Yacht ua Fort \u2018 avinkLen.four Ledrooms, flre- nm fin FE dare pos A and Foye \u2014 A BAY HORSE, TWO HIND 1546 st.Hubert st.to prompt bujer.Ars NT 8 ING 3108.Bar offee or post card business, the other half oceu | faute ire, wood, Uwe boat houses.two |g E Bis, immediate possession, 253 and legs white, haiter arvund neck.Boule 3 W4 ED\u2014A POSITION BY YOUNG T pied by shoe shining parler, goad business yo ste, Bent $75 per month, reduction 261 \\gin avenus, Westmount, all mudern vard St Paul.Stüna Davidson st \u2019 \u2019 MOR SALE \u2014 A SPLENDID man, 23, Stenographer and bookkesp, VAN od Toftire and warehaase.must stand and «heap ren\u2019.near Inspector st, jy.Bras, Juhn A Macintosh, Malone, N.CyNVemiences, free rent ull september.Ap- - k gan.suitable for : » BELL OR- B 0] OK-K 2 EP | NG er, four years\u2019 experience; Al references.goods office and warehouse, must A 436 Notre Dame st.west.147 2°} t 143 7 Py E.A Reinhard: 7 Recollet st.Phones chapel.Theap for can A PRIS ven: small V 3906, Star office.be willing to make himself generally usefui 2 Main 673, Mount 669.145 6 MONEY TO LOAN.SAP nd Le \u2018door number à evening Fu SPECLA .- Apply to Allan S.Baln, 34 St.Antoine st - \u2014\u2014 mm \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 { Tv RENT - AT IBERVILLE FOR i _\u2014 : I.SUMMER RATES all this TAN\u2019 N - 3 147 2 DE Te Van has due M TO LET SEVEN RUOM HEATED as See en SES - .SPECIAL.SUMMER RATES all this \\WANTED\u2014A YOUNG MAN WILLING BAKERY WANTED.Gre GKNL bath, WC.plana, everything flat, central locallly, gus stove, gas W ANTED - LOANS ON FIRST MORT- SALE \u2014 CAN UPRIGHT PIANO.IN any day or evening this week A es to work wants situation, office or equal Te ity luxuries Particulars apply | end electric fixtures.janitors morvitens guano, FeEL, Sood revenue properties, $1500, class len amie an 0e tone, first wil be rewarded with College C you clerk in store; city references.Write D.\u2018 , \u2014 -\u2014 w ae Fresidder 4; st Francois Xaver, Tent $35.Apply D.McGhie, 9 St award 4500, 3%000 and 316.000.Interest 5 pr ake.moderate price.Phone West.a College Certifl- R., 183b Mitcheson ave.py VANTED TO RENT RAKEHOUSE Monts Ege | ward Thomas ligget.802 Si Catherine au we | TIM 1123 147 3 ar Course YSOODWIN SIN PROVED * x an \u20ac a ourcrs With Gr witheut store.Addres Ë 148 a urse in J)DWIN'S IMPROVED © ° Star Branch Office ress RFT, T \u2014 Twc : YOR SALE -\u2014 856, 375 AND $85 © SYSTEM OF BOOK OVE! > | \\WANTED \u2014 MIDDLE AGBD MAN O LET\u2014 TWO BEAU 4 3 ASH OOKKEEPING or a * M TE aver me Capper.\u201d FLATS FOR SALE.give you choice uf thres fine modern Plete Stenographic Course in BOYD'S trom England, seeks position of trust St.Anne de Bellevue, P.Q.William SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.Tupper st middie, $30 Phe A American square planns, Leach Piano \"ao, SHORTHAND at half the regular cost, Dortance : A atactory Fret nences ne im.Grace Company.147 3 oo Brow .as : 8 Quentin Lana 360 St Catherine west, between Stanl ÿ ; .: references.V 3810, ÉUSINESS PREMISES TO LET VW ANTEL SMALL COT L__ 00), Brewne and Son :07 St James st 146 6 \u201cOR BALE \u2014 NO 1 CBNTURY cam.|2nd Drummond Open evenings.TE | RTE he Tire of YA laust to stare em office.HE 3 WYANTED \u2014 A or GE GOOD.STRONG .ANTEL - SMALL CTTAGE, WELL TO LET qr era, 2 ; ; AN- \u2014 r boy, not afraid to work, as help AAA _\u2026_ hade : i A \u2019 \u2014 A vERY NIUE FLA ., 2 extra lens, ail attachments; our course.Do ANTED\u2014SITU ; ç ; .as helper .To LET D SPLENDID STORE PTE wher 3 PU A preferred.i h N Hope avenue, furnisied pa) ann len Nas Oliver pewter.both almost Fer SALE JA 3188 CASH BUYS ALMOST thin ad.this Po or apentaP rate V 29 ED SITUATION PT PNOINEER.Sue ECO TT nu 33 per week.yore i h § E ; u - ; har 2 oS re 8 8 .35 - : ; : : 3 | and dwelling, with fixtures, multable reed, Slog furnished, or $15 unfurnished.fur et APPIT fo J 5.Smith, RX = mice.p \"8 67, Star Branca fully ua Jae rath opin Plano, care: Poeltions guaranteed.MOON'S SYLLA- Address $ 8893, Btar Branch Office.149 2 for BK EE ne and Le =.ce 147 2 ?spect; three edals; beautiful mahogany BIG RTIORTMAND ALD PSS Ness ANTBD WA NOTA \u201cApp! MAN AS ASSIST- .3 ne of tha best n - \u2014 - - YOR SALF \u2014 \u2018 - case.Leach Plano Co.560 © o 3 - \u2014 A CARTER, - y, stating age and çormers in uve \u201ceri\u201d Apple wane to E WANTED \u2014 FURNISHED COTTAGE, BASEMENT FLAT TO LET.THREE k ee ee A | west.between Stanley dd Drummond \u201cSoca erine Street West.Phone Up 3005.) jae been six years with renter arg salary to B 3502, Star Office.fh \u2018 atte, carne .Philippe and St An- | © coms, with kar : : to lawr » v \u2018 \u2018 Base TE pa A | ner ac TT Pn penta oo or four, or would ange (CETTE \u201c Tis 5 |bunder.wanis employment best of refer \\WNTED \u2014 THREE YOUNG MEN Dear lake ur fixer.V 3900, st « : © No.28 Ayl- ; e : stead .TO IFT STORE 45 FEET DERD ar Office.win st.or Phone E.3413.146 6 MOR BALE =, NEW MASON & RIBCH WANED oh, Furs, FOR FRENCH OR Henderson, 60 Alexander st.Tel.Main 828.The Watson.Por ÉPPIF à in sclonday.! vellar 7 fe \u201c te WANTEL \u2014 :RNIs : = == upright pianos, prices from 3400 ; .Bd lar zee in nent cemented, TED, \u2014 FURNISHED COTTAUE, RESIDENTIAL FLATS WANTED.JOR SALE \u2014 cENTI EMAN'S BUFFET, wards payable 310 monthly: Rare on Apply to Mira Park.5 Mance at.148 2 WANIED SITUATION BY FIRST Le ! \u201cwn À \"es, © ; a : - ; \u2018 an evelled xiues mir- walnut and mahogany 3 \u2018 TR __ J .mL nneuse.Address 493 Fle 1X aves Les vay between Dorval RRA Vau- comers mn OT back.cost 35 dollars absolutely mew, Leach Plann Up STE athering wt a ass baker, on piain and fancy bread.\\ TANTED A YOUTH FOR AN INSUR- nie uy es 47 6 Bar Office pay good price.Apply V 4914, \\ \"ANTED \u2014 BY MARRIED COUPLE, (oF 24 dollars, a great sacrifice.Apply 7569 tween Stanley and Drummond.Open, & Address A tout, Star Ofrice.14 terred PE mess one leaving school pre \u2014 i Tas Westmount, amali flat, or would take BOTT! st.near Roy.also large mirror.four 108% 74 HORSES AND CARRIAGES.Often Box hse 0 handwriting, Post BUSINESS P WANTED A» COTTAGE, BETWEEN Er ne ane furnished house.summer ve don rte gai cost 319.50.wel) for WANTED BS Chater Cao A ANY \u2014 a2 ÿ fi HH RO vo?sE, V EE months, must he moderate, Add ; 3 oliare.n.1 J a man in \u20ac or hotel, good references.; : S PREMISES WANTED.i Shawbridge and Montreal, for Juiy S'ar Branch Office Adress 5 8469, 2 8 2 For, SALE \u2014 KINDLING WOOD.$1.26 NTED Apply W.Hawes, 143 Lagauchétière at.W ANTED a MART BOY FOR OFFICE und August and part of September.Ad.\u201cOR BALE \u2014 BPOT PRINTS, REM.a cond.delivered In city.Apply Thos.V ANTED \u2014 HORSES.PARTIES HAV- .145 \u20ac an meesares.: Apply to Duncan Bell, dress H 8561, Star Branch Uffice.14% 3 Le + 1 nl : .RNEM- Kelly.of Gharencider, Beaver Hall \u201cing horses, harnesses or vehicles of any 201 301 St.James at .\\ WANTED TO RENT A ~BMALI ; nanta table butcher and roller linens, Hill and \u20ac T'agauchetièrs F7 2 kind for sale will please bring them à as ANTE N a | S - Zl cai on September first above Sher! towels\u201d quilts double Width black farmer 2 Wo %maxe Hood satisfactory sales We wall W tion as TIGRE Insteuc lo or Jockey, NWANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN WITH : rooke at.between St.Urb 1 er.vests, cashmers hose, b tion every d 2 D or 3 APARTMENTS TO LET sity sts or in Annex.Address and a NE culored aatins.30c, worth 60c Rowel's JOR, BALE 8250.PATABLE §25 CASH.olen at all times.Consianmants Frivate [oe served\u201d apprenticeship on English track: business Shon hours Apply the B Box.: ; ait RE tien .General Bazaar.3 Cypress, opposite Wind- $10 monthly, buys almost new Morris up.Kinde solicited.»alisfaction guaranteed.T Holas five yoars Indentures.Apply A 4034 | 4u46 Sherbrooke st.Westmount.148 2.$ Wanbsl 1 er 2 fears, with ot without AAA ae ems es x .sor Hall 148 2 cn a i ar wie afrument a ¥ Faster and Co, auctioneers, $06 Bt.© 148 3 - l power ti 10 5000 feet of floor space, TO LET \u2014 AT 219 MOUN ANTED.8MALIL FLAT O sn \u2014 E nn Up st aul st.140 36 AW'ANTED \u2014 YOUNG FAN.S - for canine and wimd work.central loca FO iE Ts rommed OUNTALN BT.1 ranma.About centre of he Zon MOR BALF\u2014MARINE GLASSES, 12 fathers west, between Stanley and Drum.'WANTED\u2014BY A MARRIED COUPLE, \\ and writing both lang igen, PEAKING tion.Answer with particulars and price bathroom, trunt and back entrance, heat, JOWeKt terms.V 3401.Star office » st.lens, cost $25; will sell for $10.Ad- : x 47 3 For SALE \u2014 35 SHETLAND PONIES English, abstainers, no encumbrance, grapher and generat office work.Apply to Mr Clonel, 279 St Catherine Street and cold water and janitor services = .dress 517 St.Hubert st OR SALE or a will arrive at our stables, C.P.R.aged 34, situations as caretakers or any ohn references, stating salu: expected, F.West 14% = included in rent.Apply to first fiat.249 J k a 0.ASION FOR YOUNG ock Yards.Hochelaga, per ss.Sinner place of trust; man, 12 years\u2019 army xer- : Box 269.¥ 2 Mountain st.oc Phone Up 1628.132 26 JOR SALE ~ALMOST NE , couple.For sale ai once \u2018on [20m péed \u2018alock, cons \u201cThis consignment Vice: character very good; heigh UA: TEACHERS WANTED .WwW KITCHEN account of departure.splendid and campiete Of (Pure bred stock, consists of mares and r rv eight, 5 ft.TANT .\u2014_\u2014 - PA \u2014_\u2014 TO LET \u2014 APARTMENTS, FOUR .stove, No.8 cost $18, sell for $x; furniture of a house, all first class, Apply stallions, most of them broken to ride and 10 ins.; smart appearance, good refer- N NTED \u2014 AT ONCE.THREE GOOD [il large.well appointed rooms, also two Ya/ANTED BY THE BCHOOL Com.one large pure walnut bedstead.mattress 706 Cherrier, trom 9 to 12 a.m Alive \"and will be sold without reserve or CNCé#- Address A 4019, Star office.stock room er ney erall factory and MORTGAGE LOANS.LOANS.und three roome, suites, central quiet lo- VWANTED \u2014 BY THE SCHOOL COM- and spring, $4.166 Lagauchetlere street OR SATE \u2014 MARR Het on Saturday.Jine 23rd, at 10 am.ness; good wages Apply to Lara a pus! - Only 5 bots left to close out street; near St worth § and 00, MAN.N OVER 12 pe INVESTMENT ANNALES RLR Nec ue .CLC : ES ar NTE \u2014 N, 6 r A > : \u2014 > » : .\"$300 Tn, (Lots 25 x SR)\" 15 rash, balance $4.42 monthly.w $0500 in four montana wm Mot oS à sacrifice price tn buy a modem two flat Dune Bn payment of $500.00\" mae CET iow markings.-anawers to \u2018name is right in the direct line of the immediate 300 n four montas; shareholder to t ng fn paymerit of $600.00 cash, (of Don.Return to 86a Shut Abbr LANADE AVENUE Worth $350.00 paca De mhnirelite.serious.Apply P.hen with your rent money pay the \u201calance of purchase price.ceive reward huter st.and re IR, growth of Montreal.For those who invest their : wie 5 n cinsé nut street Near 8.Lawrence Bt : \u2019 - 148 3 Choicest building lôts i Ass * Vl Avenue Electric i\u201d > reet and Park & n the Western part of the Cit c .> \"HUTCHI 2 x S88) M1 cash, balance &4.84 monthly.V ANTOD \u2014 PARTNER.BILENT, WITH from es to 40e per foot, small cash payments.These lôts are in Wrentmoup:) LOT, COLLIE, Fun, ABOLT THREE De na now In Northmount lots there will $400.00 WwW 450.00 500.tn develo veclalt on e extern manufacturing diatrict, anl al 1 .nge Only 6 lats left to cl HISON STREET orth $ | Petition.Address 8 8470.Star \u201cBranch OF plans and particulars, apply to - re Increasing rapidly In value.For Tarn A eat and be fewarden ei i long years of waiting for a big return on close out mtreat tear Park Avenus Eleotri .1 their invest (Lots 25 x 100 and 110) R2% cash, halane ric Cars.82 167 2 estment.; ash, e 86.38 monthly 7 E L BAUGH \u2019 - dis + ANTED - PARTNER FOR IMMO : ° =\" 107 ST JA MES STRE T -\u2014 N\u2014- NY \u20ac ~~ VV = a, 1» \u2018 MUT - .OST TUBSDAY By ENING ON-ST.| 424 ST PETER STREET > GI > 2) YY 9 Ww tng goods agency.8 3434, Star Offire.E * | Ls Catherine st, betw \u2018ity Hall ave.Advances i in prices will be sure and rapid.* : .ET.Offices 2050 St.Lawre T4R 2 and Mange kt.purme, containing $6, Street i Corner Park Avenue and St.Louls St rence Street, Railway complimentary ticket, mand card Northmount 1S undoubtedly the most beauti- i .Louls Street, 148 3 Raw V ANTED \u2014 PARTNER WANTED FOR bearing name of owner, Frances O'Hara, ful } JO _-_\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_ stock company: real aatate security.Figder' pleats retgrn rame to J.M.Ander: ul location near the City, and is being visited #% Large returns.Addresa S S872, Star Branch son.Btar Office 147 3 b 1 \u20ac 1 8 \u2019 5 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 - \u2014 ones, pran po ere mireEn y large numbers of people with a view to 3 \u2014 WED .: : FOR THE MONTH \u2018où JUNE.L on Windsor ar Beaver Hall apd Quy settling there.À, st.car, gold brooch, half oon.net with oA THE - Contains the Monthly Review, Recorded Transfers, :.Interesting Reading pearix.Reward No.8 McGregor st Ww j i HE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAITAVAY COMPANY O a e Matter and Advertisements.Also a List of Properties for Sale.EUNDAY.e are spending an immense amount of > û .\u2014 2 .JUNE, FOX 3 à : .HAVE OPENED UP FOR SETTLEMENT CALL OR SEND FOR A COPY.Lo mer binck spot.anawars\u2019 to\u2019 name money in improving the property.Fine streets ; .ot Perth.Reward 93 Mackay st.Tel.Up and id \u2018 ABOUT 250 | .2136.sidewalks, shady avenues, are spread ,000 ACRES he Cradock Simpson: C pany, | , preading ; .FOR SALE.ompany, | 7=5mnbas à pions vai rapidly over the land.Irrigated F L re on re 29 27 JAMES STMEET Lo te tte Ra w me Bite you are looking for : tas savings of poor workingmun.Reward a 1 1 ; arm the (Ine cottages In Westmo Ehren: 288 Dorchester at west.t ¢ are erecting B0 charming houses in a brooke street.xt to 4548 Habe om Sher.st le f hi vhi h i .next to 4544, right in front - : 7 ot ar 1 \u2014IN\u2014 ot Westmount Park.completely detarhad, : 1° LOFT 2 praceh Reward on return te y chitecture whic will give North- y .\u2019 ne Southern S A beautifully finished with all the modern Gem hr oran rach Reward on return to mount a most dignified appearance and create : must see them befora 1116 of, ~ .unny erta Dugg.Fhe omer Ts ready to ot.ons ToT TTC yer ademand for lots.Good water, drainage, etc.y cost price.real bargain.Fo, | i CALGARY DISTRICT full particular, 4545 Pa dti r Suburbs, - bok.containing about $3.Finder Low Taxes, § .Tel.Main 3969 t or e pleasé return 10 15 West Notre Dame si.CONVENIENT 10 Rafiway and Fost Office, Viarket and School 8 u : : BMALL RIZED BRINDLE \u201c The Fineat Climnte In Canada.\u2019 o.JUST WEST OF 7 ORT\u2014A BMALL RIND, ; an rte hay Cattle graze out all winter and : PRICE: WESTMOUNT, on anerbrooke street.t L.A Suitable reward an be.giv- ° dE .| - ; en If returned to Canadian Express Co., La WIL The Richest Soll tn the North-Weat.B UILDIN G LOTS, ail st.1° TESCN riCcC c 10 Ca oot.ILL, GROW Winter Whent, Ontn, OUSES 8 ; IAT MORNING.almost nmything that arovs In oth Rarley, Sugar Beets, and h 225 Le \"MELROSE AVENUE, O8T \u2014 THURSDAY MORNING, NEAR ONE ACRE will raise «© parts of Canada ' PAC - Grand Trunk Tlepnt, betwesg Noirs PAE ln me much as (wo 10 four meres in any part FOR SALE.$250 $20.00 Cash and up, and 88.07 Monthiy an op.Dame an! St » James Ti .\\Mliver - J : - .watch, with fn ndar arall Meith Irrigation a crop never fajls _ |; $300 raw state vos and\" ch Mount 1 eT look the st.raed st returning am ; a Cagater.he first crop should a : \u2019 Thomes Robertann an at 136 Cra four-fald.pay for tha land and increase ita value MONTREAL WEST 325 ons mme media: oly at ors went £ : These landa ars sc cheap and are hbaing taken u .\u2019 bad gone trom lately - a freaked os \u201cI 17 that pot ons Int Will bo left for ane |e MA no ra rapid- For sale, Montreal West building lots $350 Ba have sold \\ and ali priçes.wi OST-BET WEEN ST.DOMINIQUE D .&peclal Excursion leaves July 2rd.4c.Be.8c, 10c and 126 à square foot.A ptem » and 8t law rence streets, hand., 4 | .\u2018 ; Ark for our Bpecinl Reduced Rates and Terma.Drains and water In many of the streets be as WE6T END BUILDING LoT; i Gi ; containing Rates ; nd Tonos owners TELFER & OSGOOD, Selling Agents.and close to electric cars, schools and pe vow sleep.FRER PLANS.name on koya aturn 10 Marquette \u2018 216 Coristine Bulldlox, St.Nicholas atrect, Montreal.churches, ate.Money dvanced to build HDING LOANS Made when 10 por cant: in reward , r cent.is .; t mn the lot.Free o paid' on account of 124 8 JLOST-ON JUNE 218T.VICINITY OF » a es St ans.Place, Vire: station, two lumber ao.© , books Finder will Please ture y \u20ac UN bai + 4 LT ge i to i > Sn er : + ss se + ; - + .a 5 SITUATIONS VACANT (MALE : THE MONTREAL DAILY TAR o NC ~~ \\ .) SITUATIONS VACANT .- ' S AR\u2014FRIP \u201c ' ' NT (MALE x a TE TE SITUATIONS VACANT (FEMALE)| SITU 4 22, 1906 hd Was uno ara TRRIENCED MIN- QVANTED Anne ATIONS VACANT (Female) R To balt District.Apply B 2099 Bras Cie Coy marricd man Madan SOBER.W ANTED \u2014AT A FINI 7 ~ OOMs To LE ROOM 9 i , - an; wate - \u2014 E A ICE conbection.Shrek both langues) ora have sort fiat class pastry SUMMER RE- lANTED \u2014 8 TO LET.7 £ dealers amnongst grocers and liquor dry help: highe cook aod laun- sist chet, FEMALE COOK TO AS- mm SUMMER BOARD proper \u201cprop4 salary and commission to Une guiren.Address Glen MAT fae Glen: v sunday work.Apply 17e St.Peter st.No I QOM \u2014 WELL FURNISHED .NY , | WANTED TO PURCHASE 2 HO R Address B 301 ust uave good references, ;- \u2019 nia.ouly.room on bathroom fl BED - OOM\u2014TO LET, ¢ x\" oO \u2014 er à SSSR = i \u2019 AY 053, Star Office.Tease a 136 12 WANTED = ouly.87 Union ave.au gentlemen veut «ET, \u201c45 BT CATHERINE J3OARD \u2014 SIRATICONA HOUSE, SITE N CT \u2014 A ._ : \u2014 OPERATORS : 43 6 ; - .tlurge duuble par a n the Laurvat Lu /ANTED \u2014 TO - \u2019 ANT _ UN © \u201c v parler, \u201cWl utia .PURCH SPECIAL SUMME WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE A COMPETENT GIRI S AY \u201cand pants.Avply Hudson Buy (COATS ROOMS \u2014 LANGE FRON vacant, suitable for mariied dor hu TN Pa en leu HS late WANTED \u2014 TO BU re, alothiog., week.\u2019 ATES ing à nd references a \u2018 ine st, top room a = LOR parlois, terms + oe RY nd modern conve 3 ar cuits, old gold.ail .J ok.Present this Pi RATES all this § (lear hand.ood, nd writ- : Anto P fluor ae ë nowly bed nda few a PAR ust's lois, terms era] CU aoa pon! à a 1eniences., en fur ov pon : 5 silver, tare, Slothing.day or eve .at our College any $#4 M.!ns Co | dept.Appi?N.8 Wanted -15 \u2018 r \u2014 Ligh rulshed, bath, clot ms.all Loinuts .fishing and batmn.: ur good gouds, promptl VA por ; ening thls w y .78 SL Fr girls more W ANTED : Eht, cheerfui hes closets, Auer OOM walk from fie M.rank, 15 E puy called fo: be rewarded wit} week, and you will a.Xavier al 18 years oid, to lea .not less than | F _SALESLADY, SPEAKING [dress 27% \u2018and centrally located.Ad R M\u2014NEWLY FURNISITEL LARG buarder» Appoy M station, now open for 3467 ast Craig st.Tel Kas entiulng yo th a Colicge certificate 147 3 trade, wages, Di + the cigar-making A py rench and English, for boot sto a Bloury st.Tae rum, iw for 1wo ladies LARGE] Flats, Que ta.Juha Conley.Morin 2 138 212 Course irr u to a complete Stenographie ~~ guaranteed.a Piece ae, ork: 33 per week Apply to 169 Cralg west.ve Rooms_\u2014sir Uemen, bright docality, Hea tales en Bt HI Complete Co SHORTHAND, or a OFFICE BOYS west, pply 414 Notre Dame st.\\WANTED AN | bn trent room Y FhRNISHED pour my CHurru 347 Mclmond.Si Juseplis Be CUUUME TO OVERLARE FARM WANT WINS IMPROV ourse in GOOD.143 6 .: \u2014 EXPERIENC \u2018hone Uptown 3612 ark avenue.LT Tru D on west raore of A ZT FARM CHASE , ED SYST WwW To try .INCED PAS- n 3612.PY LE June svi $ fake Mempbre - .KEE , EM OF Look- anted.two b ANTED \u2014 .cook (womui 145 5 18 \u2014 FUR) 0 = pe SCT Pa Math à phroma M SRRING à halt the regular Ernst, and he, ish attire boys.Must W TED Ch T ONCE TWO OR THREE Drooke; good wages pis Cu to Sher- JROOMS - LAR I tue k ano ELL FRONT AND Saturday fu Peut pe ARE a a Ladies\u2019 fancy evening dresses and lad date until t ive sou from ims Apply al once, Ar As >: iN years.Rtuenne et - Alozunder's Cafe, St Hotel, Notre Dame st pply Grand Union ph rooms to | DE uble COMFORTABLE gentlemen or A conveniences, una i to my house fice Mas and and grutlenen cast-off ohn.Ture, ! he first © adian Rubber © o & Can \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 144 8 * rhone; ever Ppoos \u2014 : ; st , 94 St.Feter Notre Dame s iers, - a - 1 rst class table IAL nish OR UNFU AND BOA treet, West ' FANTED - GOOD DR SN is 4 view of mountal a board, love - ed.double and si NFUR- men, $3 RD FOR YOUNG WANTED ie 1s 3 re ; W skirts and oie BSSMAKER FOR ROME a HANDSOMELY FURNISHED grounds; transients.ns Cnfeersity\u201d a ey preferred 98 St.Famille uke.sentemen Tan won married cane ar turniahed MACHINERY FOR 8 ! a = ANGERS.APPLY, STA srmanent work f : wages and ms, bath flat y st.Len : _\u2014_ z .bath 1&0 Fran: + month, J .ALE.ing experience tu the W Y.STAT- so apprentice or experienced hands datlon, bith, } ; superior accommo- = OOM \u2014 PL \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 mienne a: 35 : n 3 \u20ac .c a .5 s; al- D .hot, cold, .147 EASAN - Ç ; a 14 LR Mix.Ce, Péterbors, Ont Wm.\u201d Hamilien SITUATIONS VACANT (FEMA te ohpprentices.Apply 110 Greene avenue pnd telephone; I a A OOMS \u2014 125 MANSFIBLD : RO oom My Que Fa newts rar OOMR - PRIVATE EN }.JOR SALE \u2014 BUILD) VO AND Bar - LE) Ta , Osborne st.e- elegant furnished .D BT.TWO Ct! .vate family.11 Args y re hotd will STE ENGLISH HOUS | ment af.JILDING AND ~ N ANTEL \u2014 PATTERN \\ PANTED 146 10 a doct nished rooms, suitab ty rgsle avenues, désirable .arcomm date tw E- +t of circular saw EQUIP - : ERN MAKERS y \u2019D \u2014 A TABLEM , .or, gentleman's .able for \u2014 « pariles at reawn wn or vnree TINE To he re .mill, naw run- , ply, stating expe .AP- neces te AID: REFER Roo \u2014 NICELY couple; also Quarters or mar 148 3 856 Bt Cathe asnnable rates | saw mosed at clo, n Hamilton Mis.Con Feterborou the Wm rat Trauired, Apply to 395 .\u201cro FURNISHED.BATH- : room on bathroom fl ed PgO°MS \u2014 T rine st west tes Apply BAWINE season Power se of present .\u2026 Peterborough, Ont, V ANTED = \u2014 Mance om flat; telephone.30 at.147 4 O LET IN QU 148 3 rapuc 12 .steam and water , nt, , LADIFS 1 lege avenue.MeGlii Col- on Duroch N QUIET HOUS O 2 a - 5 to 20,000 ater, 145 6 (eu Ta DIES EVERYWHERE WANTED 12 146 8 OOMS \u2014 ONE SINGLE AND \u2014 bathroom urocner at.large front ronm SE OMS AND HOARD FIRST CLASS mi, complete will be sold.ch Also shingle \"ANTE pporter: red supporte ds skirt YTED = GOOD PLAIN COOK oo 13 ouble., 110 Union aven ONE light.relepho: 3 one single room, electr br newly furnished rn T \u201cTage ! loer particulars apply 20 heap, For fur- iW, ITED \u2014LDGERS.3] A WEEK.25 ghittwale to skirt for ren am every ferences ran Metis next Frida, chy Go R ME me SINGLE AND DOUBLE 0.ue.Phone Up {men preferred Address moderate, nee HSI Venere ns accom dated wisn table Trade PHAE y 03-8 Bo card a of IRI.20 TY : without pi es acros ired.Appl 26 U re- .all newly furnish 2 ses S 3529, Eta se st east \" .71 Sher.47 28 sired.15¢ each.or bo rooms, meals if de- FRITN® pins, points or i .pply to 76 Unio ; men only.99 rnished, gentle- .Brar Office ¢ .à and lod nts, free ter eeth, to tear n ave.> Mansfield st.OOME \u2014 LARG ce._ bis 2 a week Address Jul ar odging $3.50 porter C ms.Edwrrde Bki 148 2 146 2 t E ROOMS ON 148 2 OS G.T.- St, Antolin .o, Bridgebur rt Suap- 7 2 lat.pack 2 BATH JNM \u2014 TO LE - LL, R.anû Windæor etations.te falo.N.x.formerly Set Taranto and ae Walter FINISHERS ON LADIES Re Toe LET A ROON TO A LADY real if deatre ese vie Jinxle herine R It front room, met oral E nl Aunt fl .n re > .© 1 .at gentie 2 .œul \u201c \u2018 WANTED OD ns, STRICT YWANTED \u2014 A COMPETE 40 St.Antoine Se The Boas-Felsen Co.| (rer nn other OE mers.ANSE COS and pe Uv ev ae OOMS WANTED.Ter Shyam Ave ma Caiverety on OMO 1 eS rhe , CT- ENT GIR, 148 comfortable.73 Hutch sy an PP - Knowing the M attentive to work general housswork.L FOR TA b tchison st, nea .) OOMS-\u2014 148 : y, speaki A .Bugbesa, Wt \u2018 rk.Dr, Ma NTED \u2014 ; roke st.rar Sher- TO RENT TW: x ; Nm [Reon _ î = Inglish aud amie te AE rs he to River Junction, Ve 165 4 Whos work.with kn FOR GENERAL WTB perm\" ned double front Tos hae on bath TANTED ; private Engin family he TART, a ;o0d salary.permanent and fig- | \\WANTED \u2014 preferred.Office.P.owledge of French OOM TO LET N T m flat.130 Peel ai, next W on bath W \u2014 IN WESTMOUNT ; electric light ish family house in - \u201c Apply nT The Imperial Oil Co.employment no ot A GENERAL SERVANT: \\A 0.Box 2103.TE nd PAA cE BRIGHT FUR.t Windsor Hotel.neg ished room on Western.se FUR- st., transients taken.$1 ar ue atrick st.between 6.30 à » Limited, St.A, eshing or iront \"ANTE able f single rooms, sul 48 2 \u201c ert, Chesterflel \u201cei merville, uter nd 8 v'clo pply 474 Moun ng.guod wages.WANTED \u2014 EXPER e for gentlemen.Appl suit- st, near Vi erfleld avenue or x 148 2 | | AVANTED STENOGR ck am.mount, head of 1 Poasant avenue, West: Biscunt or Placult Le ES cajedonta Jurora st.pply after 6 Per 2 1 poM-TO RENT VERY NICE 5 \u2014 dress N soos.Gar Branca Sherbrooke.oe CoME - LARGE, NICELY FF 4 or \u2014 STENOGRAPHER, .- one Mount ' ».182 Mountal on am.suitable DOUBLE : ce.145 - pañtor, with 5 RN a knowledge uf both langu WITH Lis n st 13 OOME \u2014 TO - or gentleman.w or two trained 5 4 {bath 0 Single and As 0 ages.45 8 a LET DOT leman.with al nurses FANT \u2014_\u2014 , - at, In che ubie, Suipice st, The of both languages.30 St VYANTED \u2014 SMART GIRLS F YVASTen \u2014 soon | then parlor.unfurnished.OT BTE FRONT phone.30 Fort st I conveniences, Teic\u2019 WASTER \u2014 LARGE FRONT ROOM bah Cat nie TTR ani cnn Lo.asa 19 + iroming and ( UR COL- ant.Call 14 Osbor CRE R- , vate ench family: ; R3 in refined English sung married coupl : v5 Manre 148 2 ment.A, H.8 A finishing de ne st, couple or adies only.N married board glish family, where e OOM\u2014 ; 2 N 2 .8{ms C part- o.24 Bt.Ti i OUME \u2014 oarders are kept.no other TO RBNT ; NYAYTER TA STRONG BOT lie ; 0.Limited 8 La- WASTPD \u2014 A HOUGE.TABLEMAID : {moth H JM ue EEE per aay RN1SHED | Telephone teed TACIT RG.OT Gem { abie Zhi turn ieneg LARGE COMFORT.If ° - , > a power ; ., 7 61 Ros - EM .\u2014 = chester At.onih.2 .oo Or ice or married rnup! ' ard, snc.es Teter ow sumn \"xperience Prolrired.Jo we 3\u2018 ANTED \u2014 AN ELDERLY mn emount ave.Torapnene OOM room.Slim FURNISHED FRONT Ter se per 3 - 147 2 Apyty tn 10% antes oe or two gentlemen you desire to buy, sell 100 30 man uire the services of a se COUPLE iN 2 press; gentlemen lertric light, large clotaes noms \u2014- ANTED \u2014 FURNI = 118 2 re y .A 7 ; - TC ce NISHED ou \u2014 02 2 nt NV ANTED = A doing day To MAKE 1a ran Serpent Uma ao wi he ready \\ rnd care TT BESS, FIRST CLASS | 197 81.Antoine = Private La R Kie roam.PUS oF aitabat poard.an cop iE an Aa minutes\u201d walk from ROME \u2014 TO RENT A LARGE FPHONT or exchange new or \\marif gene D ta 3 na , w A + qe mernienees, oard.al \\ LU reas b one mingle.Ww s | tral eng references.tow.500, Woman of Ho Tras is a chance for a neur At.Peter est Notre Dame.I OOMS 147 3 eli, st.gentlemen only.100 van Branch Office.R 8580, Bray DathEnom flat 24 inion AE eh rar second hand Automobiles tar Office 350 home, Addr stamp to find h \u2014 LADY 148 2 2 \u2019 639 stating refe a quite: TANTEF , 4 WOULD T.IKE 2 WANTED _ Roous a Moto C fed.P.OF Box N rences and wage WWANTED-A WAITRESS; N exchange halt house in M TO pgOOH __ ) a ROOM.UNFURNI with f1 MFPORTARLE ROOMS r Cars, Cycles AVANTED\u2014A YOUNG ©.752, Montreal A or Sund: : NO NIGHT GF By,for bod ard in ontrealnear bc b WITH OR wr a r partly furnished, by NISHED or ith first cluss board, marr Ms y WY » ete.| MAN FOR .1484 J ay work.Appl city.Add country place.ne h nard, clean ce TH.good rize.central | y ®entleman; rentieraen; telephe ed cyaplrr T fice work.Apply In OF- ANTED EXPER ames st.pply 23% St ress P 8803.Star Branch ar heme comforts ntrai, all Engiish full part! ocality.Btate ; eff Guy > one 20 Lincoln r the \u201c\" F \u2014 IBNCED - Office.cheste J terms reasonahl particulars S 3830, price and _ near La Corna H av y or Sal w patine salary own handwrit- tors to work OPERA - star nt.west e.199 Dor- Star Office.à accommodated.ned\u201d Trans qn e, or , à required.OV Sat on, undérs 147 3 .sant of Bieury.48 nt 15 A Eur office.WV 3861, Séha Pe aemoons; steady work ei Close \\VANTEM\u2014AT ONCE, A GENERAL 208 TWO FINE FUrsiengn ROCHE PO ni Room AND | the \u2018\u201c\u2018 Wanted \u2018to Purchase\u2018 \u2014\u2014 Tes y, Lt 123 V : NO con J OA wi : D \u2014 UPL a : ?& BOA a \\ VV ANTED-PRESSMEN FOR COATS = Vite pu ood wakes.Appiy + 5% Lute Savers.LE one Æppis\" Windsor Foret Loge near Grand Un Tard, wail Ii.het bathe: PERSONALS.oy 5 Te private Fnglinh ms lumns of the Montreal Sta i algo under : ; , uars gueuil.atel, Lon- 7 \u2019nion Ho pe 8, AAA ; ; terms reas ; .rh Lam Wheeler.916 St Lawrence Apply F.B.WANTED \u2014 ANC IRONERS J\\VANTED \u2014 oR: si 3 Dame.otel, 378 West Notre > ave, near M asonable.1234 Clty Han! for .t .Lawrence st.week on cu TON from 38 to Con rami plain conte amant servant.RPM an TO LET TWO NIC 148 3 ERE ek à FINE SUNBURST SKIRT Mount Royal 4 reaching those interested T .Tollet Laundry, 2 per J.nn wash all house: th furnished ; NICE, NEWLY Ooms e up in short time; 8 oo AWANTED\u2014A YOUNG MA , 290 Quy at.ne App house.three inf ter.clo ed roorhe, new hath, hot wi \u2014 LARGE AND SMAL plaiting, dresses.costumes, ates accordion | M \u2014 LARGE, BRIG and for ick , (5% salesman, not u 3 MAN AS CITY 168 4 upper st.ose to GT R.and Wina Sra.nisned and unfurnishe L.FUR.Craig st.saët, cor mes, blouses, 28 room and good b FHT CHEERY j quic and satisf: : nder 25.o AN 148 tions.42 St.Ma haser Sta.bath.etc Apply G à, modern fl Viger .ner St.Huber .2 euitabl card.tn quis i actor pearance.one with pari good up.\\ ANTED \u2014 YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT a eas: of Windsor, largaret ni recond street near St.Carne ee 164 St.Dents nn ger square.t st.front eu efor wn rompnnions: ani fami results.y w be given after 'd ances.439A ; small family, Giv S ] > at.148 3 © : atnam nt UK SALE A Brownell, 224 Tem Sreforence.Mr.- A St.Urbain st © Tefer- esila 147 3 5G k GATE \u2014A 1 3-4 INDIAN AN TT ple Butlding.: 147 3 an 00 ç OOM \u2014 LARGE 00 MS - WELT.FU n : March mntor cycles at DAH \\ WAN En ove To V j ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERV Wh.Thoroughly reliable te 1 ; M ned room\u201d MFORTABLT FUR- ren pauitable for SH couple, wih SUMMER BOARD.rooms, with board, RSISHEU, san Æ Roslin running order.rly each both i N a LEARN G ; ng to go to the ANT, 1 must be qui smart trard, No.4 .with or without vileges.28 Coursol th mmm noavenue.CA eutiing tieue, wa 3LASS Yagos.Apply 4096 T mountains; good or my Baza quick and energeti over th : Atwater avenue, Westm st 148 3 ° a 148 6 Apply tung Yee ges $3 to start upper st, Wesum Good ar on Mount R getic; gr the drug store ount, JROOM \u2014 A N ARD \u2014 STE.MARGARE y.Geo: Phil ount.ralary to th oyal Park.147 3 A NICE ROOM ON BAT son, Qu T.LAC MAS 1td., corner Bt.A htitip & Co, 147 3 to Mr.CI © proper pe at, also pa HROOM at e.very pleasant - RO 7 Mi .Antoi y arke, rson.A oom \u2014 L family.parlor bedroom; Brookside C LA surroundings, OMS AND SCELLA vive sts.ne and BL Gene- | VV ATED nD GENERAL SERVANT 138 Peel street.ply room MARGE ROOM ON BATH light, Tm children.telephone, Biecirie Shoes room.Address Appoliimaire.weil ND 30ARD WANTED.ee mm NEOUS, À \u201c ily, good wages.Jor summer, small fam- {WANTED \u2014 EXP -\u2014\u2014\u2014 art st.148 Zeod - naire Fau.THB GL ee p AVANTE \u2014FOR RAILWAY OFFIC pply R 3766, Star Office.ners and on \u201cun blouses.aloo.orera- R°° rar TO RENT, FURNISHED OF OOM8 \u2014 FURNISH OARD me ANTED TT oars The ee TO.FOR OVER 68 rand erk, one with knowledge of aE W 147 à | wages *H}tehers: steady leo collar run rnighed, at 176 Mountain st Ww large front and IED mon LET, ONE open for ORCHARD COTTAGE NOW VW men Pere re TWO GENTLE bb ft as a loading force A has been ; ypewriting pref - ANTED \u2014 IM , = Lo, Ltd.5 147 2 ail modern convent room.with dations; ason; fi attend nard and lodzinas., good | sm; to-day Th anadian V 3909, Star offic erred.Apply | IMMEDIATELY 4 Latour at.gas stove.° e once telephone; ; close to statio ccommo- ance, ath, hot aad gings, gacà \u2018 Tlon la 25 pe e Globe's C .e general servant, GOOD 148 R°°% UNFURNISH 269 St, Urbain st ; use of Week.Mra.Cam n ana.bo.; 85 Addrens TR $839.8 ad cold; state ter ago 33 .c and Its adverts treuls- cnoking, ne washin who can do plain\u2019 Al 3 he ED.LIGHTED.st.148 3 : ploug.Hudson.Que per .Star Branch Of ms DE 1-3 pc.greate ing patron- : # Apply w! plain WAY NTED \u2014 aged hot and cold .Que ce.147 3 Otner morni r than thkt ANTED\u2014STRO to 432 Lansdowne aven y ta referènces ni A GIRL TO RUN in Stanley Chambers, $10 water in room some \u2014 NEWL 339 got ning paper In tne D of any \\ \u2014 over.to RONG BOY.8 YEARS ue, Westmount.ironing anaSrmasne.also girls on CURE streec.Telephone Teton Tes 96 Stanley Bath, oat LY TE Wa BOARD \u2014 1 ab MASSO.= Pret ana Enized Want hues mae usiness; wages, $6 pe le provision CoE EXPRRIENFES E \u2026 66 Latour et.m.A.H.Bima Co.ox airmen Angus shops, 1831 ents.hoard and N.QUE, FINB I= Giohe's Montreal © r rates phone Tb.b required.A.PA a einen as Wa \u2014 EXPERIENCED EXAMIN- me Co.PROMS \u2014 THO RO Paie BTE FE ) Simard telephone and ood nen.large rooms; WANTED TO BORROW RER a write The Gone art of Tran d llama st.gh & Co., 25 Wil- once OO mk alse and anis aa WANTED \u2014 AT LCE gle.Apply 29 Bt.Fanplle street oon nier\" trains.Terms modarate Charles Ra me meet \u2019 maa Giobe, Tororts, Can.George st erlcan Sli.Walat Co.40° Bt, | + tor omg SCE SMART YoUNG 147 B Mec BRIGHT ROOM Ww : cette.Ne M3 .t board, 1TH 135 10 \u2014 HE HE -\u2014 ANTENCA SALE $ 148 ory.Apply Took work In neckwear fa Grand run near Windsor RALD 18 TO .SALESM 2 {beth .Bros.L c- OOM8 \u2014 LARG ce uw Stations: and ANTED \u2014 The St HAMILTO the and deliver A A recor in WANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED Srrnoe Hen te 0 ha h ed Fonte ol marred PO RNTER - lis Argyle ave terme ressonable.rer is Span MABSON HOTEL CHAR y x Pan hotel, fast campieted, 1h ox 4 ent Mrdtuin, * if ou uaa The rec agnlied i city: mus rs in tors © 5 an : op ousekeeping: ouple, fo .or gu - noke, a.ing ed.in Sher.\"tuations, ant he! McCullough & Pt references.A.00% [IER ik aie, nian goad FERA: WANTED\u2014 GENERA pr me.Tent § and 10 dollar: alno JRO%M - LARG phone ma, Pom office on building tele.willing to pay coin to date Bilas er eet ions, etc.Advertise in tbe Moperts | \u2026 William st.ait ADP A gene, American Slik wages.\u201d OF nree.NERAL SERVANT.FAM.Enquire at 56 Berthelot at.latices prefere.ren Ce LARGE =~ PARLOR BED- aeons per Week.Hotel ng em | ety Eheroronk yearn ABpIy Lr oar vertions far the pric The?rd.Three in ! WANTED ELE : 148 3 t references requi » kept: good 2 men or married or two gentle- ! ' ur nnedy.Fherhronke Que ply tn 3.1.order.Eubscription.4 two.Cash wl H Sy \u2014 LEVATOR wo biocka f quired.31 Burton av couple.4 Victoria st 10 LL 147 2 tion, 80c a .dally 82, Natura th { live on th MAN 10 JANTEL \u2014 AT Wintern un [from corner of Vi ave.OOMS \u2014 LARGE FU st OARD \u2014 .oe H vrai, portage Tre urdny edt preferred.Apply Pres experienced M PSE Edinburah Cafe, 498 8 WOMAN 7 avroues TH Weatmount 1648 and ences.Apply 50 ER at.ah modern or CONS EE b now open for vam me oaraerc® 18 WANTED \u2014 TO BORROW sénho AT 5 paper Hamliten, Canada.mantisniné hy rea) General Ho: ager, Mont- wes t.Cather- y R 0 Mgcka eni- - \u2014 TWO ROO oating, bathin r boarders en à new hlock, .AT 5 \u2014_ 4 spital.: ANTED \u2014 : y st.148 act! MS, EN SUITE, O Joh .g and fishing.À good veaus nh 58 In wes: end - \u2014\u2014 50 3312 N AVANT WA en Tea OUNG GIRL TO SERVE Tpooms \u2014 CENTR = 3 {ile rool A RE Sa on neon.Lake PL UE oo Ke ee TR nen BAT NOT Mate Jan WANTED Tv HIRE oo ANTED\u2014 BO : A OOD COO .145 W.8 parlor.Apply Arwo .AL AND MO cebmmodat UPS varémesets 10 Henry.ce Notre Dams at, 8: the dnp.1+ ply STEAN YACH' Y FOR OFFICE 5 maid for the K AND HOUSE t.Catherine st mlos, quiet house; tourists DERN, ed.Phone Up 144 \u201cse- OAR $ Answer 5 ply an lake S I acquainted with cit 'E, ONE Catherine st country.(Apply 438 : a few goof dowd wis accommodated; a p 14d.148 2 D \u2014 MAPLE GROV! 115 2 nt ones tn Ean OED Spout fly at one y prefarred.A \u2014 - west &t.,WAX TBD e rooma.129 Metcad Ta In the hear E SITUATED 1 503, Star Uffice Emmon st G.B.Jaques & Co.217 \u2014 NTED \u2014 THREE GIRLS, MUST BE .sue gv OOMS \u2014~ FURNISHED open Applicants of the Laurentians, now \u2014_\u2014 147 3 mt = IT NW ARTED AT ONCE GIRLS Lim TT APY #1.Boroggie ROC 79 8T.ANTO ply 107 Oa © Bat hot, cold water, Ap.Brove, Denamoas, Que Torma 88 per week: MACHINERY FOR SALE.© 7 \u2014 shoer hy machi 8 TN TURN » OINE do st.W sf.- AP- per week, .= \u2014 Ww \"ANTED -AN OF Holden C chine.Apply a \\arge furnished dha STREET.5 1.west.148 MAC - FICE BOT.! en Co, uf Montrea:.LA t The Ames, |.ANTED \u2014 gas stoves: upturnished, ward 8 143 7 HINERY FOR 3 room 29.307 Bt.James st.TAPPLY square.1, 48 Victoria W able and A Goop Sook.RELI- Pisoni o tor also a flat: suitable for ooME- 8 SINGLE AND DOUBLE.X VARD \u2014 WINLBOR C ° .PA PRE ALE.\"MACHINIST & CARP \\VANTED \u2014 a Younes a 0 ene She, sunday Sea Davies Bininé ROTH 70 YET ROG graines, \u201cmtecrie Dig, tramaents | Ben ER RE RER 2 10 Shi CT sist with general IRL TO AB- D er at.m JET FURNIBHE su west.14 bourde und\" amusements i ers an gt eral h ! room for D FRONT 8 rs.Alex.Heb tres to Se po LEA Machinist must ENTERS.tn learn.46 Bishop at ousework ; [ining AVANTRS D WOMEN fiat: 199 coarser at.two persons, on bath Hooss \u2014 TO LET R short Faroham, | \u2019 ners C yo 0! worker.Stendy employ good all , par | sundry dept to net AK RONERS TOR 148 & | Fart street, with OOMS.89 CATH- 3 3 9 « T oi Apply te Dominion ment.Gona | \\VANTED A WOMAN TO -Biendy work and good yokes and fold shirts DONS \u2014 $10, VERY CONTRA ° uso of kitchen.OARTT - PLEABANT ; : vnsburg, Que.Cartridge Co.ran Apply to-day.the wan pisn XP 10 St Peter pe pay.Apply at ones.we ate.DY garnisaed T4 RAL PRI- += 3 healthz ens Toh a HOUSE, For immediate sale\u2014as sh - 9 a te Domi ent Res.waik from cart - OOM \u2014 verandahs, dai ade, wide ; $ en ; | ; YVAN IFD \u2014 AT \u2014+ Micka nion Park.\\VANTED on square.Rn.M LAROE DOUBLE \u2014 chifâren.Apply spring Bpecial rates for Naf entrance t ow lies aground at Lachi hi SN e a Lo .ap \u2014 GT - 11 : boi ONT © ngdale Farm o can ach (ors Anu rorters ¥ Fat KPT.WASTE Lim one RLS WITH EXPERI- 3 3aw hot wa rds.or without bath entre, Que.Brome .e HULL, M \u20ac ThojAhes Holden Co or Fée donne Pom.person ; TABLE AND EXPER! \u201capenking Englian and.Prem goods store, Rb nouns awn srvour | !** ETAPE en Fiothes\u2019 LR He BOILERS of the well-k » MACHINERY and oria agquars, POTRON for se 2 e also first ah and French; satar v farnished, wit a OARD \u2014 \u201c -XUOW ; ass 5 FAS Land English RE PH Claas 40 36.61 Bt Catherine st query.33 re ae a Tanommeter.Ro as \u2014 1 |B open to to receive evene: HOUSE, NOW SOVEREIGN,\u201d the u wi and favorite steamer \u2014 TE - n House.wa; .51 LA or moder - hs ve ain, BL RAIL of ome weno! THY) JANTED-POMITION BY A br Re \u2014 DOUBLE.fe 1 aw od rooms SIF Pb Runes.bron Garston.awe hee 10 cently destroyed by fire pop works of which were re- : he! nadian Sark Apply (Lo an 340 Ww WYANTED Tirer = and ookkeeper and stenographer.Fre DOM EE EE OCT Eee ; HE , $420 this 1 > rompt purchasgers wil : rt Gallery, 56 5 ve [YY r CLASS nd Englla ! ; French +z modern oonv coms \u2014 6 - OARD \u2014 vesse ; : will Bouvard ana mn RTE dE RRR for \u2018whalrsais à | STENO.Dost rote ah 5 years\u2019 city experience ; appients acenmmodaied.138 \u2018Metcalfe mt ; setter asta.ro R STRERT, 1e SUMMER HOLIDAYS, A great Dargain, as the hull will na m nous : .nai ace Wii 145 > Bar X references and rapes ws Th rences.B 4080, Star offfte.-\u2014\u2014=\u2014 es trame | turmshed, su trem: room, mew pie, with Bade\u201d Freer.mountain \u20ac - pet Excursion, River or Lake Ste wi Inake a profitable WW A ee x\u201c cons, mail dail : ntain, e 20- Ke oteamer, 3 mas andract Tring Coad LOR ARSE, WANES ip FN ' NTED-\u2014HOURE EKEFPFR DISEN- RH Cages oont'\u2014 WU LET DOUBLE AND, SIN Emgerie P; % icone er PRE inspection, For information and .48e é Free ass sant WH aman mes th lan lady.widow.; : (4% Re TR ESA phos Hoard.: Sir Prince Arthur st.Montreal, , Ww (268 SL James ats FREY.proterred.careful Ma ower; or bachel _ ou #.v Montreal Address ences.Address Aer, tafe .à = A ) >\u201d pd ; ; w 60] Apply 1 ander at.Trent à ROGSuacEwO.DARE .§ ROARD- PARENT 2050.Siar ate nalts » A der at, right h | aie LN, toon lies anim 2 in pe eo TARY ET 8 8 ADEKING A.A PLACE r A.C.SHAW, - : 0% Durocher a.tehen Driviteges 1 dard ervision f 1 fr oa) h or boye vais t P.) ; x 4s , shoud apply to me Re pt .Box 2 .\u201cHibbard, Bertier en-hont, ve So , TRE 263, .Montreal, 2084 , THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014FRIDAY, JUNE sors Nm ~~ Brodie\u2019s British Ask your Plate Powder.dealer tor ital gly PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES.nee Te \u2018ur Lunch Counter for cold Lunches en Lurk Bervicw te unequalled In the city.Inn~ ported Pusner, Kulmbacher and Wurtsbherg- «r on draft.Taylor and Buwden, Props.13 813 THE BEST PLACE for a business mans lun h as at the Hotel Wilfrid formerly Fortin's, corner St James and St.Gabriel, Wilfrid Corbeil, l'roprietor 143 312 LE Y have a lot Left ti te solid at a Big Discrunt at) they tiust gu ab ence Cute and got a Pictures 3% GEO.R.HEASLEY, The St.Regis Cafe ta (he place where you can get first- Class Wines, Llquors and Cigars.Business Mens Lunch, second do none, served from 12 noon until 3 p.m.vw - Dobson, Py .St.F > ; 2087 Bt Catherine Street, Near Bleury st.lee st.met a» Darr 30 1D 130 310 FLORISTS.| MANUFAOTURING OPTIGIAN .c J Jd Britt A0Kenmeus Jerry britton FLOWERS _#sramgees or ; ed | 2445 St.Catherine St.LEGAL CARDS.re ACGIBBON, CASCRAIN, MITCHELL & SURVEYER, \u2014Advocaten\u2014 CANADA LIFE BLIM., St.Jumes st, Montreal.R ND MaGhh KO.1-7 4x + \u2018askrain K.C, Victor FE Mi as HE OF surveyer, Chase (soem, vous M Catton, Joseph W M: d Er:\u2026 M MeDougall 9 30 PATENT SOLICITORS.SE me \u2014\u2014 inventions Patented AND TRADE MARK REGISTERED IN ALL COUNTRIES.OWEN N.EVANS.Merchants Bank Buildi:g, Novreat 33 308 F SATE NTS YRADE | MARKS LIV.& LON.& GLOBB BLDG.Mon\u2018real Write for our book \u201cThe Prospectiva Da- tentee \u201c Offices, Montresl.Toronto, Ottaws.Washington 104 210 TPROMPTLY SECURED! We solicli tre business of Engineers and otheis who realise she ad « {ty of baving therr Patent business transact-d by Experts Preliminaryadv.ce frse, Charges moderate.Oui Inventor's Adviser sent upon request.Marion & Mar:on, New York Life ele Montreal ; and Washington.D.C.U.6.4.237 ?19 THAT PROTEC FETHERSTONHAUGH & CO.Fred.B Fetherstonhaugh, HL, ME.Charles Taylor, B.Sc, late Examiner, Canadian Patent Office, Canada Life Bui:ding.Montrea: Also Torunty, Otlawa and Washington soi 201 MARRIAGE LICENSES.\u2014\u2014 MARRIAGE Real LICENSES, Estate and Insurance, WILLIAM PF.RANSOM, 226 kim Avenue, Westmount.146 26 MARRIAGE LICENSES 1ssucd oy BR 8 MUTCMESON, Notary Pubs, 168 SL James at, Monteai Tel.Main Z4us.130 326 MARRIAGELICENSES Issued LY Joh M.M.Duil, IUT OST Jules sl and 49 Crescent :1 =1 gl.MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued Ly AKTHUK W.WILKS, Merchuais Bank Hidg., Tel.M, 4123.Faithless tie shcibivuke at, vds Pieswis Te E 4154 165 212 TENTS AND AWNINGS.Fr Tt er Tl em nae me eae ema LEAVE VCLR ORDER FOR AWNINGS sun THOS.SONNE, Sr, 103 COMMISSIONERS STREET, \u2018Phone ala 1161, Montreal 78 313 TUUR FISH AND LOBSTERS.Pe NOW IS THE TIME to ship Gaspe Salmon to vour friends Prices are low and quality high.Orders carefully packed, at PHELPS & BINNS, \u2018Phone Main 417 56 Victoria Square.147 226 Te rma thie week, 233 st Catherine W.near Bieury Shoes Ad 301 HEADQUARTERS FOR TEA SETS for the trade.Gold, Silver und E PN 8S.J.A.HENDERSON, 146 3 Board of Trade, Montrenl.Roaches and Bugs.Nathan's Famous Bedbug, Roach, Beetle and Rat killer.Sold at Hat Store, Old No, 71, New No.1%] St, Lawrence Street.108 66 eoq Seek to Have Donation Quashed.Joseph taken action against Miss Clara J>ea- champs to have quashed a donation an.her favor of $1.000 by the late C.Guin- don, whose heirs the plaintiffs are.The sum in question is the amount of a policy in he Society of French-Canadian Artisans.The plaintiffs allege that according to ithe rules of the society such a donation can be made only to a wife or betrothed, and that the defendant stood fn neither of (these relations > the deceased.They are represented by Mr.D.L Desbois.Raise Woives for Bounty.Bpeclai to the Montreal Star.Toronto, Ont.June 22- Indians in the northern part of thé country mare reported to be raising wolves for the sake of the bounty of $15 paid for their heads.\u2019 \u201cIogues esjardins and others have | 118 6%e0d ALLEYS, BILLIARD TABLES Pool Tables.Bowlng Alieye and auces sortes, Bar Fixtures and Supplies.Cata- Free We don't belong to the trust.Goods union made.Chas.Passuw and Bon.Chicago.1\u2019.Burdett.Z90 S: Paul St, Montreal, Soie Agent 83 212 BRUSHES, \u2014 CARPET SW EKER BRUSHES.| U Fel.M.2746 SWEEPERS REPAIRED LLEVi net ut Hrushes 74 Victoria Squn-e.79 212 PHRENOLOGY, tN Nr me At A Mme Nikola Lowe mais ths pas present andfuture =n love, marriage and business, all readings accurate, scientl- and reilavie, Laarges Svs tu $4 fic 4304 38.Cathertuo Slroet.39 Ul GEORGE LYMAN, INSURANCE.METROPOLITAN BLDG.Tel.Main 4108.1°9 SL James at.118 312 STENOGRAPHER.ANT 8 N.Stenographic work executed promptls.All kinda of typewriter suppliva.462 Temple Bdg, \u2018Phone M.2207 131 313 rm CHIROPODIST.- I 45 years\u2019 experience.Specialist for 108 diseuses.Bunday hours fa m.to % p.m M.E.BATELLE, 543 Lagauche- \u20ac tiere St.Cor.8t.Lawrence.Tel Al 3791.122 312 CORNS\u2014WARTS\u2014MOLES.CORTE CORS, guaran reed ba druggies A Transp iren\u2019 skin Coating apg d by brusn, re manent cure In à Le \\* druga'sts or mat! PE.MASSE.42 5! Antoine street, Montreal.148 8 PHOTOGRAPHS.TISTIC AT ARLESS NATURAL PHOTOS 261 St.James 89 168 OSTRICH FEATHERS.[NNN sre A J Bush, Furs, Ostrich Feathers, Feath er hoods, Paradise, Osprey,quilis, Poath nre civaned, curied and dyed on shortes uotice New Feathers added (Lu repairs 25 ot.Catherine st.W.Tel.Up 37341.128 40 ~ R.F.Smith Kodaks, camers sun tien 1750 Notre Dnme ut.Uptown 145 Peel at.Send for new Bargain List 101 312 KODAKS.JEWELLER.Watchmaker and S.SHERMAN, W='shmaker Has Removed to 242 ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST.130 28 SPORTING GOODS LIVERY, ear 256 Balf Day | Blcyales for hire.Afternoon, 250.Baturday afternoon 30a James M.Bmyth, Bicycles Dealer, B48 Dorchester foot University st, opp.Bt James Club.\u2018Tel.1249 Up.0 venings.63 3 LAUNDRY.Does your Overcoat require a new Velvet Collar for the Spring?If so, vend it to (he \u201cValet Dept.\u201d of the TOILET LAUNDRY.COMMON GENSE Kills Rats, Mice, Roachea, Bed Bugs.NO OFFENSIVE ODOR.All druggists, or 351 Queen st.west, Torontn.Reware of imitations.40 319 To Cure All Skin Discases Use Dr T.Felix Gourand\u2019s Oriental Cream, or M Beautifier, It Purifies and Beantifies the & FOR BALE AT DRUGGISTS.84 136e0a For a Bad Liver Take BEECHAM'S PILLS Sold Everywhere.In boxes, 25e Hat and Cap Workera\u2019 Strike.At a meeting of the Cloth Hat and Cap Workers\u201d Union Wednesday night, the strike chatrman, Nathan Blackman stated tha the negotiations for the sett ement of the strike of the Star Cap Company had been broken off.owing to the attitude of the employers in refusing tn discharge the strike-breakers who they claimed were engaged under contract.A letter was read from the headquarters of the union stating that an effort was being made to get strikebreakers from New York and Boston.hut without success.It was finally resolved not to arrange any more Interviews with the affected firm until all rtrike-breakers have been discharged.A cheque \u2018or $300 was received from the International Secrefary-Treasurer which ia to be placed at the disposal uf the strikers, le iT To It.BEST VOYAGES COMPARED Based on Average Day\u2019s Run Vir ginian Shows 17.60 Knots, Empress 17.06.An interesting controversy is now Liking place between the Allans and the © PR.relative to the fastest run ever made by a steamship between Grea! Britain and Canada.The London and Liverpool daily papers recently printed a statement that the Empress of Britain, of the CP R.Company's Atlantic line.halds the record between Moville and Rim- vuski This the Allans deny.stating with positiveness that to their turbiner Virginian belongs the credit of making the fastest run between Moviile and Rimouski As the conditions under which the two steamships sailed their best voyages are very different.it is hard to draw à sharp comparison of the rela- uve merits of the two vessels.COMPARISON MADE The time of passage of the Empress of Rritain on her last trip was 5 days, 16 hours and 47 minutes, to which must be added the difference in time.In the case of the Empress the offi- vers reckoned 4 1-2 hours\u2019 difference in time.while the Allans adhere to the old and almost universal custom of reckoning the difference on a west- wird passage as five hours, the difference hetween f(ireenwich time and standard time at Rimouski, Quebec.or Montreal, it all being the same.ALLOWANCES MADE.Reckoning the Empress on the same basis as the Allan liner would give 5 days 21 hours and 47 minutes.The Vir- Rinian's revord voyage Moville to Ri- mouski computing the five hours\u2019 difference in tine was 5 days 22 hours and 20 minutes.Again, however, the comparison is not ~omplete.as the Virgin- jan\u2019s trip Is reckoned from the minute she left Moville with the mails which the Empress\u2019 time was calculated from the time she passed Moville, well out In the channel.This would æiva the Empres.of Britain some little advantage, as it would mean the diff-ren-e between the straight course and 7 deviation made by the Virginian in order to get into Moville for the taking on of mails.A glance at the map woull inii- cate that the advantage lias \u2018in the Empress tn an extent of peraaps fifty miles, perhaps a little less.BY SHIP'S LOGS.Under the circumstances the logs «f the two vessels placed side by side are interesting, but again, however.the comparisni, is not exact as !n the case of Virginian, the record is from Moville to Rimouski, while in the case of the Empress of Britain it is from Moville to Quebec.They are as follows: Virginian.«f Brit.Part of first day.396 243 Second day .441 428 Third day.447 443 Fourth day .431 421 Fifth day .425 4.3 Sixth day tc Rim- ouski .358 403 To Quebec.440 \u201c Whole Day : Computing the above on the only equitable basis, that is th nots run in twenty-four hours on an average, throughout the voyage, it \\(ndi- cates that the Virginlan salled faster.her time being 17.60 knots per hour while that of the Empress of Britain was 17.06.| \u2014\u2014\u2014 MANY SAILING FOR EUROPE The Empress of Britain Will Leave With a Full List of Cabin Passengers.On Saturday.the 23rd.the C.P.R.steamship Empress of Britain sails froin Queber with what !s perhaps the largest list of cabin passengers, both first and second.that has ever left Canada on a voyage.The saloon will carry 328 and the second cabin 260 passengers, making a total of 578 in the two classes.In addition the Empress will carry 300 steerage.The paloon list is as follows: Tr.H.M.Ami, Ottawa: Mr.J.H.Anderson.Vancouver, B.C.: Mr.Percy Ash- ton.Mrs.Ashton.London, Eng.Hon.N.A.Belcourt, K.C.Ottawa : Mr.George Rell, Toronto; Mr.C.N.Bell, Winnipeg.Miss Catherine Berlin, Chicago: Miss Boddington.London.Eng.; Mr.Bow, Victoria, B.C.; Mr.R.8.Box, Mrs.Box, Port Hope, Ont.; Mr.Edgar W.Bowen.Mr.Julian P.Bowen, Mr.Lew W.Bowen, Detroit, Mich.; Mr.Arthur Branscombe, 8t.John, N.B.; Dr.Carl Breus, Mrs.Breus, New York; Mr.Reginald Brinesmeade, Mrs.Brinesmeade, Los Angeles: Mr.H.B.Bristol, Picton, Ont.; Mr.W.G.Brown, Mrs.Brown, Miss Brown, Alexander Bruce.Mrs.Bruce, Mr.C.Bruce, Hamilton, Ont.Mr.G.B.Cantlie, Mr.J.J.A.Cantlile, Jr.Montreal; Miss Augusta Carhart, Los Angeles, Cat.; Mr.Victor Carlyle, Gen.Chapman, Mrs.Chapman, Miss hap- man, Master Chapman, Mr.Charlesworth, London, Eng.Mr.A.Chausse, Miss Kate Claggett, Montreal; sr.Clapp, Mrs.Clapp, Chicago; Master Clapp, Chicago; Miss Clemow, Ottawa; Miss M.M.Close, New York; Mrs.Edw.GQ.Cochrane, Miss Jean Cochrane, Miss Catherine Cochrane, Chicago; Mr.W.Cockshutt, M.F Miss N.R.Cockshutt, Brantford, Ont: Mr.Robert L.Cooney, Mrs.Cooney, Chicago, Mr.G.Cooper, Chatham; Mr.J.L.Cosgrove, Mrs.Cosgrove, Toronto; Miss Coward, l.ondon, Eng.; Mr.Crag, Ottawa; Col.Cralgie.Mrs.Cralgie, London.Eng: Mr.F.G.Crawford, Montreal; Miss Cronshaw, London, Eng.; Mr.B.B.Cronyn, Toronto, Mr.Pafoe, Winnipeg: Major W.H.Davidson, Quebec; Mr.R.L.Davidson, Toronto; Mr.E.P.Davis, K.C.,, Mrs.Davis, Vancouver, B.C.; Mr.D.L.Dii- linger, Chicago; Mr.W.D.Denton, Toronto: Mr.I.J.A.Derouin, Montreal; Mr.W.H.Dickinson, Calgary, Alta.; Mrs.J.P.Donovan.Chicago; Mr.C.A.Douglas, Toronto, Mr.George HE.Drum- mond, Mrs.Drummond, Mr.Geo.Drum- mond.Master Gerald Drummond, Montreal, Mr.H.J.Duncan, Vancouver; Mr.W.Dundas, Lindsay, Ont; Hon.Mr.Justice Dunlop, Mrs.Dunlop, Miss Dun- lop.Prof.R.J.Durey, Montreal.Mr.Henry J.Elliott, Montreal; Mr.F.E.Elliott.Halifax, N.8.; Robert G.EI- lis.Detroit.Mich.: Mr.A.BE.Emery, Miss Emery, Toronto, Mr.Engels, Cal- Kary.Alta.; Mrs.E.E.Evans.Vancouver, B.C.Mr.Duncan Ferguson, Brantford, Ont.; Sir Sanford Fleming, Ottawa; Mr.C.Freeman, Mrs.C.; man, Toronto; Mr.Septimus Fraser and son, Montreal.Mr.F.Garneau, Montreal; Mr.Wm.Geddes, Strathroy.Ont.; Mr.James Gillies, Liverpool.London.Eng.Mr.H.Toronto.Miss Hadley, Los Angeles, Cal.: Mr.8.Halligan, Mrs.Halligan, Miss Alice Halll- gan, Toronto: Mr.W.A.C.Hamilton, Mrs.Hamilton.Montreal; Mr.Hancock, Mrs.Hancock, Miss Hancock, don, Eng.: H.H.Hanington, St.John, N.B.; Mr.Al:red Hardy, Montrea); Harg- F.Wo Johnston, Mrs, Johnston, pat.Mr.Franklin W.Johnson, Morzan par HL; Mr EF Johnston, Mis Johnston, Miss Johnston, Toronto, Mr Henrt Jonas.Mrs Jonas, Melvin-Jones, Miss onto, Mr.W Montreal, Mrs Melvin-Jones, Tor- T.Keene eo ner, Chicago: Mr.\"ones Le .Mra.Kemmerer, New York.worth.Miss Keyworth.Perth Mr.Chas Lee King, Mrs Kin, gules, Cul.Miss T 5 Keo.Kemmerer, Mrs.K>y- Scotland, Los An- Al.Knox.To o Dr.Laying.Mrs.Laying and oe} Id London, Eng.Mr.R.E.A.I: ne es.Land, Toronto, Mr.F J Laverty Mes real, Mr ' .\\ y.Mont- HOW Leu London, Eng.Mr A Leger, Montreal, Mr.Haughton Le :- nox, MP, Ottawa, Mr.Geo.W Lord D ycehn.NB.Mr.A, 1.Luxton, Vie: One B.C, Mr.C.F.Lyall, Hamilton, a des Helen MeFarland, À MeFee, Montreal.Mr.LG , Skagway, Alaska, 8ir Danijel ren.Lady MeMillan, Winnipeg.Mr.w I McPherson, Mrs MePherson, Toront > Mis.Grant Macintosh, Mrs Preble Macintosh, Miss Mary Mavintosh Mast -r Jack Macintosh and maid.Mr.a oo MacTier, Mrs.MacTier and maid, Master Stuart MacTier.Miss Adeline Ma- Tier.Montreal.Mr.J.K.Macdonald Toruntr, Miss Mary L.Marquis, Chicago: Mrs.Robht Mathison, Belleville, Ont: Mr Mathews, Mr Ff.H.Melville, M-s.Alelville and child, Montreal: Mr.Michie Mrs.Michie and child.london.Eng.Miss Miller, New York.Mr.A.W.Milne, Toronto, Mr.R.H.Milraine Skagway.Alaska, Mr.J.Mitchell.Montreal, Mrs.Jos.H.Moore.Chicago; Miss Nancy Morewnad, Quebec: Dr.Morgan.Chicagn: Mr.Frank G Morley.Toronto; Miss Blanche Muse.Chicago: Dr.A.LR.Myers, St.John, NB Mr.Augustus Nash, London, Eng.; Mr.H.W.Nelles, Toronto, Mr.FE I.Newcombe, Mrs.Newcombe.Mr F New- combe, Ottawa; Mr.B.L.Northeote.Mrs.Norfheote, Toronto.Mr.Henry O'Brien, Toronto: Mr.John Ogilvie, Montreal, Mr.Jas.Ogilvie, Rrantford.Ont: Miss Ogilvie, Montreal\u2019; Mr.Arthur Oliphant.Solomon Islands; Mr.Paul G.Owen.Quebec.Mr.John Parkinson.Mrs Parkinson.Miss Dorothy Parkinson, Master Donall Parkinson, Los Angeles, Cal: Mr.R Peebles, Hamilton, Ont.Mr.Perry.San Francisco, Cal.Miss Pickering, Log An- geles.Cal: Miss Helen Plimpton, Los Angeles, Cal ; Miss I.C.Pirret, Pasade- Chicago; Mr.na, Cal: Col, W.N.Ponton, ReNeville: Mr.Wm.Porteous, Mr.Porteous an.child.St.Louis; Mr.Powell, Mrs.Powell, St.John, N.B.Mr.Powelson, Mri.Powelson, St.Louis; Rev.W.A.Pratt, Cedar Rapids, Ia.: Miss Pearl Powers, Los Angeles, Cal.; Mr.Wm.Prentice, Mrs.Prentire, Miss Prentice, Miss Norah Prentice.Montreal; Sir Robert Pullar, Perth, Scotland.Mr.C M.Reid.Mrs.Reid, Master Gordon Reid, Belleville.Ont.:.Mr.Campbell Renton.Mrs.Renton.Miss Margaret Renton, Miss Beatrice Renton, Toronto; Miss Catherine Rhodes, Quebec; Geo.S.Rhodes, Mrs.Rhodes and child, St.Louis: Mr.G.S.Richardson, Mrs.Richardson, Hamilton.Ont.: Mr.Johan F.Risley.Toronto: Mr.H.Robertson, Montreal, Dr.Leyland Roe, Mrs.Roe, Miss Roe.Mr.N.Roe, London.Eng.; Sir Chas.Ross, Lady Ross and two maids.Ottawa; Mr.Fred.Ross Yokohama.Japan.Mr.C.Rust, Toronto.Dr.Sinclair, Miss Binclair.Ottawa; Mr.H.W.Smalipiece, Toronto: Mr.P.N \u2018Smith, Mrs.Smith, Vancouver.B.C.: Miss Smith,Mr.W.Dunstan Ford Smith, Mrs.Smith, London.Eng.; Mr.R.Wi- son-Smith, Miss Daisy Wiison-Smith, Miss May Wilson-8mith, Montreal; Mr.R.©.Stephenson, Mrs.Stephenson, Mr.Donald Stevenson, Mr.Willard fteven- ; Mr.son, Mr.Varne Stevenson, Chicago: Stobart, Winnipeg: Mr.J.H.Stockton, New York: Mr.J.Btrachan, Mr.G.iz.A.Succop.\\ ; Miss El Strachan, Ottawa Suckling, Mr.Chicago: Mr.Austin w.Wm.J.Buckling, Toronto.Mr.Ed.Thompson, Mrs.Thompson, Guelph, Ont.: Mr.F.W Tisdale, Toron- rof.H.M.Tory.Mra.Tory, Montreal Ps Harriett Towers.Toronto, Mr.G.Walles, Vancouver, .C.: Miss C.8.Watt, Toronto: Miss Mary Norton Weir.Mr.A.Wendell, New York; Mrs.Wharry, Miss Wharry, Dr.Wharrv.Vancouver.R.C ; Mr.Peter Whelan, Mra v n, Miss K.Whelan, or vancouver, B.C.: Miss Whit- comb, Los Angeles, Cal; Mr.A.Sam ford White, Mrs.White.Miss Dorothy White.Mr.Henry White, Master Stam: ford White, Chicagn; Mr.WwW.E W > head, Toronto: Mr.Geo.E.Whitney.Mra.Whitney, Montreal: Rev.Dean an tama, Mrs.Williams.\u2018Miss Gertrude ; - lama, Master Sydney Williams, Miss Mary Williams, Mr.James Williams.Quebec; Mr.w.A Williams.Montreal: Mr.B.D.Wilmot, M.P.Ottawa; Mina Anna H.Wilson, Chicago: Mise wile ; Vancouver, B.C.: Rev.JP.wilnon.1 o- ronto; Mr.R.R.Wilson.Winnipez: Rev.\"Workman.Montreal; Mr.Rr.Brockville, Ont.Mi Me Wim ardiy.St.Paul.nn.: r.To London Eng.: Mr.R.T.Young.Mrs.Young, Chicago, Mr.Robt.Young.Rochester, N.Y.G.- Wright.Burglar Sent to Penitentlary.Special to The Montreal Star.Winnipeg.June 22.\u2014Joseph Kaiser, charged with the burglary of Rev.J L.Gordon's residence, was sent to the penitentiary for five years.Bellevilie, of the water.var\u201d leisurely, without seidlitz powders.\u2014regulate stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels\u2014and build up It does not \u201ccake\u201d or flake on top It effervesces slowly\u2014may be drunk choking or blinding the user like The granules all dissolve\u2014thus the full benefit of the salt is obtained with every dose.It is the ideal laxative and tonic to purify the blood Abbeys the system.25c.and boc.Effer- a bottle.vescent a Le SUMMER RESORTS, mm THE STAR SUMMER RESORT BUREAU FOR INFORMATION.The Star Summer Resort Bureau of Information will be open during the | coming season for the convenience and | benefit of those readers of the Star | seeking recreation among the Summer Resorts, Hotels and Boarding Houses, at the Mountain, River, Seaside and Country Resorts, during the summer months.Those intending spending a vacation or outing at those resorts The gem of the Bt.Lawrence Summer whose announcements appear in the Resort, is now open 1;00d fining.bathing, Lu vating, etc.or further particulars apply Star may procure Folders, Circulars J Duquette, Summerstown, Ont.Long and other information as to location, transportation, terms, special attractions and features on application to the Star Branch Office, corner of Peel and St.Catherine streets.148 52 eod HOTEL FISKE Old Orchard, Me.First-class Family Hotel.Accommodates 300.Situated directly on sea wall, Open from June 20th.132 28 CACOUNA GAOOUNA MANSION MOUSE.The well-known Mansion House of Cacouna is now open, with all the comforts desirable, first-class table in every respect.Baths In the house, salt weter, cold or hot; all conveniences at- large ball-room.Mansion House for the summer season.For particulars apply to 140 138eod MRS.H.LUCAS, Cacouna.\u2018 \u201c ADIRONDACKS MAPLEWOOD INN Elizabethtown, N.Y.15 Balles out.vos re Spring, Summer, ell, iter it matters not what time of the year .Fin dell htful place.Golf.Hunting, Ocean View Hotel Bathing.Hosting, Golf ishing.Boating.Swimming.10 to $31 Weekly.Write pi: , Booklet.F.W.SWIFT, Prop.Por [usr ved Hampnice Biddeford Pool, Me.120 28e0d 130 80 Jaw SEA CLIFF INN.NANTUCKET, MASS, Special tariff for June.Efficient service.Excellent table.Neapolitan Orchestra (from 8herry\u2019's).Bookings by E.M, Guild, Treasurer.146 Seod A me a ANS A ON SUMMER RESORTS NEW BELVIDERE.40 rooms Beachwood, Maine.On hard sandy beach and plne forest In rear;: good fishing, boating and bathing: excellent music Rates $10 to $14 weekly.Booklet.B.F.COBLEIGH, Prop.130 13ead \u201c CLAWBONNY\u201d in the Adirondacks, near Ausable Chasm.Modern improvements.Montreal references.Booklets on application, E.A.JORDAN, Prop., 146 \u20ac Keeseville, N.Y.ALGONQUIN HOTEL, STANLEY ISLAND.Distance Phone in house.Special G.T nt, train service for week end visitors, leaving 1.35 p.m.Baturdays to Cornwall, returning 7.10 Monday morning, arriving Montreal 9.15 am.146 25 Gaspe Basin The Fuvourite Spot for Health and Sport Charming Resort for Sportsmen and Pleasure The vicinity affords beautiful scenery.fine sea bathing and unexcelled fishing.Guests have the privilege of salmon and trout fishing in connection with the louse.u and Trout Fishing Par Kxoellence.BAKER'S HOTEL (OPENED 18T.) 50 long and favourably known, offers first class accommodation tourists, with =i! the comforts of home, ore making you?plans for your sum- me outing.be sure to write for terms aud other information to 127 82 BAKER'S HOTEL Gaspe Que MASSENA SPRINGS, St.Lawrenca Ce, N.Y.Terminus of Grand Trunk.Waters specific for wide range of disease Hatfleld House will open 1st House first-class.Terms roasonabia 118 63 LONG ISLAND, N.Y.ARVERNE, NY, The Inn now open Ocoan front location Fred.À VENISE HOURE, River du Loup Point, Que.Open 1st June Healthful spot, comfortable accommudations, first olass ason- able rates.Write Mrs L T.Pinze 183 26 PROUT'S NECK, Malne.\u2014The Southgate, a delightful seaside resort, aituated ten miles from Portland; surf bathing, boating.ete.Booklet.Address J.M.Proprietor.Open June 27th.> \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee me \u2014 em mt = eo \u2014 _ __ EL ; HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.burg.Vancou®®r, B.C.Miss Genevino 3 BILLIARD TABLES.Hassan.Mr I.G.Haugan, Miss Alice LÇ ; or ee tT Se ~~ - Haugan, Miss Helen C.}i , MI 3 ! The only place to iunch and dive in R.IL.Haugan, Chicago, Sire thea Monts à 3 DL BILL IARD TABLES comfort v5town is at real.Mr.R.J.Heimann, \u2018Los Angeles.ess Wh Bowling Alleys.ar Firtures cheapest STRATHCONA CAFE MN bu pacte Los eles, val; 72 y every y resident agents work on saiary.Kmiraace 1143 MoGill College ave.Margaret How nootlevilte, one Fi X 4 ; potted to i ii dlemens Quick nervice, good cooking, clewnll- Elson, Ottawä, Mr.Lemuel Hitches Kk \u201c \u2019 rofite The Brunawick Baike Coliender C, Ness, and a variety of dishes.ts our London, Eng.fr.A.P.Hitchens, Mrs, es ey S 8 ta 8.Lawrence st.zo 313 special feature #3 206 Hitchens, Huntingdon, Que., Mr E I .errr \u2014 _ Hodder Calgary, Alta, Mr.P.Hussey.It i A = Allan and Canadian Pacific My, Hussey.Chicago, t 1s so pleasant to the taste that i \u2018 Mr.Will 1 + SILVER POLISH.Ingles, Toronto, os Mrs.Ingles, Mis even children take it with pleasure 217 Noire Dame st.west (near St.Peter st.Lines Both Lay Claim Mis.A.J.Jennings.Chicago, Mr J.P : | AT \u2014\u2014 $10.00 : $12.00 and Accident are made up in the newest \u2018\u201cClub'\u2019 cut coat and of the latest designs in Flannels and Oxfords, FREE! An ACCIDENT POLICY in the Ocean Guarantee Corporation for $1,000.00 J with each purchase of $10.00.Departmental Clothiers and Gents Furnishers, SAXES CORNER ST.CATHERINE AND ST.LAWRENCE.Promote ness Nor Eee A ET TU LT Patches u - tog toe Sache Bowes of s Digestion Cheetful- Best Contains neither \"Morphine nor Mineral OT NARCOTIO.for A don Sour ee Diam Worms Convulsions Feverish- asss and LOSS OF SLEEP.Tac Stile Signature of TORK.TNT PT 5) Duosrs -335CENTS EXACT COPY UF WRAPPER.For Infants and Children.Always: Bought Use For'Over Thirty Years GASTORIA THE SENTAUR SOUVENT, VOD VORE OV, - 140 19 lowwnw \u2014 ete YOUR vACATION can be spent most pleasantly and profitably at ABENAKIS SPRINGS, Que., on the St.Francis River, 60 miles from Montreal, via G.T.R You charming found which wil Rates $10.00 to $14.00 Write for ft.will save yourself a weary hunt by coming to this beautiful and lace, and see the manifald attractions serve your purpose for a summer home.Modern hotel.Lighted with Gar.Sanitary Sewerage and Plumbing.Long Distance \"Phone, Telegraph.Post office.in hotel.No prettier spot can be found for a healthful.restful holiday than ABENAKIS SPRINGS.Here you have the woods and green fields.lakes and rivers, ~lal opportunities for outdoor games, hoating.bathing, driving Abenakis Mineral Water is \u201cNature's Tonic,\u201d and rons claim that their continued good health 18 due to an annual ptigrim- age to the Springs, and a free use of the water per week.R.G.KIMPTON, M that can be with spe- many of our pat- and baths.Beautiful Illustrated Booklet free.KT.Abenakis Springs, Que.» CITY TO CONTROL COMMISSIONERS ST, Negotiations to Complete Civic Authority Over That Thoroughfare are Afoot.At a short meeting nf the Roads Committee, yesterday afternoon, it was explained by Chairman Lariviere that negotiations had been started for the city to get the entire control of Commissioners street.From further explanations given it appeared that the city only owned a part of the atreet; a section of it being the property of the Harbor Board.It appeared that the city had been for some sand the contention now to have full paving the A whole street years past was that the city ought control of it.The chairman also stated quire the entire street.Members of the committee said they would do their utmost so the city could get control of the street, Were city would and make it more suitable for heavy traf-| this end attained the greatly improve the roadway fle.Several appointments were made by Upon motion of Ald.the committee.that Mayor Ekers had urged that steps be taken at once so the city might ac- T0 FORM MUTUAL HAE COMPANIES Manufacturers\u2019 Association Has Cir cularized Its Members Regarding the Proposal.For months past the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association has devoted a good deal of time and thought to the fire insurance business.the idea being to organize companies on the order of the New England mutuals.This work of organization has now reached a stage where it is up to the members of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association to state whether they will support such companies :f created.A circular sent to the various members of the association Incorporates the following facts: It is proposed to incorporate with Dominion Charter two mutual fire insurance companies for the Insurance nt manufacturing establishments of eligible construction, without special inherent hazard and where the exercire of proper precaution and care promise more than the usual exemption from losses.such companies to be known as The Industrial Mutual Fire Insurance AUSTRALIA YIELDS PALM TO CANADA Wealthy Antipodean Farmer Is Considering Emigration From Commonwealth to Dominion.Mr.James Western, an Australian farmer of wealth, paid a visit to the Canadian Pacific Rallway Company's offices to-day.Mr.Western is thinking seriously of settling up his estate fs Australia and moving to Canada.He said to-day : I have just returned from the great North-West and\u2019 it seems to me that it is the greatest country in the world.I heard some discussions as to whether or not there will je room for all the raîlway projects how under contemplation.Room for them ?There's room for half a dozen and they would all pay.I cannot say for certain at the present tims what I shall do as it will depend much upon my family.1 am, however, going to tell my four sons that Canada is the place for them.\u201d Centenarian Dead in Toronto.Toranto, June 22.\u2014Miss Ann Preston, known as \u2018Holy Ann,\u201d because, though she never learned the Alpha- Company and The Eastern Manufacturers\u2019 Mutual Fire Insurance Company, the head office of the former t> be in Toronto and the latter in Mont- | bet.she could read the Bible in a scholarly manner.died last night at the age of 100.Fhe was a native of Ireland.O'Connell, Mr.A.Dillon, and upon motion of Ald.J.B.A.Martin, M.J.Lamoureux, were named clerks of the department.Mr.J.E.Blanchard was also appointed assistant engineer, and Mr.A.Charest and Mr.W.Bracken,section foremen.Several contracts for sewers were awarded, the cost of which is mostly borne by the proprietors.M.Lapointe was given; the contract for the sewer om Wurtele street, from Forsyth to Hochelaga st ion Hochelaga street for certain tions of sewers; on Hpgan et batweon Forsyth and .Giguere & Co., om Dav- Cas a tle mis ¥ stip A form of agreemént has been drawn up by the committee with the obje:t of having the members, favorable, definitely annour.ce supporting returning not called together :.* the the ize or si their insuranc intention of formation of Mutual Fire Insurance Compnies for manufacturers only.Arrangements ize the companies outlined will be definitely decided upon by the members agreement form duly filled tn.The association, as such, can- control companies, so they take this means of ascertaining the names of those who may be interested, that they may be gether log iad for the purpose ng procesd- ings aa mpY-Dbe het to organ- Three atone diamond from $20.00.R.Hemsley, 2556 St James St Special Notice.\u201cPiano Firm Not Removing.\u201d Owing to aome of the Heiru of Atkin Estate objecting to an extension of the Yease already granted by the agents of the estates to the Leach Plano Co.560 St Catherine street west, between Stantey and Drummond streste, this firm han decided not to maice the pro- poscd 33,000 alter-tione and wiH not remove, as they had intended during the MEA El iy suite\u2014 Just as light, cool and airy as ever they can be\u2014 In the very best style and good taste.Tailored to fit to a hicety.These suits keep their smart shape\u2014hang well and always look stylish.In fine English Flannels\u2014every thread of them.Guaranteed to wear as you think they ought.\u201cFashion-Craft\u201d clothes are sold tnder an absolute \u201cmoney-back\u201d guaranty\u2014that holds good throughout the life of the suit.; The-Shop of | \u201cFASHION-CRAFT\u201d Breezy Suits for Sultry Summer Days Eee \u2018Fashion-Craft\u201d skeleton lined two plece 470 St.Catherine Street, West (Earn Hall Building.) v \u2018ALFRED PRENDERGAST Proprietor.GASTORIA | N The Kind You Have PEA: prs fi Je v CE a I\u2014 i) blhhbl ILL ak FE Praia GEO.R.PROWSE, - - - 208 McGill*Straet.Load ll Refrigerators IN ALL SIZES.Price $7.00 to $200.00.Inspection solicited of our special line of Opal Glass lined Rafrigerators swith glass tiled bottoms, from $15.00 up.es or oben Ebb Fs Sb op eB gop gre 18 à \u2014\" = \u2014\u2014\u2014 summer Quting Suits For the summer home and the resort\u2014for mountains\u2014there is nothing like l\u2018it- Reform Outing Suits for coolness and solid comfort.IRISH \u201cLight as a feather\u2019 \u2014clegant, stylish, | faultless fitting\u2014and COOL.$15, $18, $20 up.ENGLISH FLANNLELS.FADELESS SERGES, SCOTCH TWEEDS, seashore and HOMESPUNS.Mr.ye MONTREAL You want the most practical and thorough acenunting system in your office.That is unquestionably a Loose Leaf sysiem.You alen want the best system at the lowest cost, That is withont a doubt cne devised by BUSINESS SYSTEMS LIMITED.When you buy our hinders we do not exact an agreement that all future supplies must be bought from us.We are satisfied to sell our ronds on merét, and in fair competition on the open market.no hold-up game.\u2018Phone or write our interested in accounting systems Phone M.699.me OFFICE, 535 Board of Trade Bldg.BUSINESS SYSTEWS TORONTO, CANADA.14S 3eod Business Man.We attempt representatives if vou are Branches at WINNIPEG, MONTREAL IFAX & STJQHN, N.B.142 52 law seaside.PHONE M 39! EVERYTHING FOR THE HAIR HAIR DRESSING & COLORING p=a~aoBY EXPERTS.TRANSFORMATIONS, POMPADOURS, PADS We invite inspection of our new creations specially made for Summer wear in the country and at the Made of water curl hair that will hold its curl and always look dressy.Do not ruin your hair with irons.) undreds of delighted women are wearing our Pompadours.! Pay us a visit before leaving town.BYRRH The Best-Appetizing and Tonic WINE VioreT Freres, Propzioters, Their, + - - France 146 \u20ac | Hupon, HEBERT & Co,, LTD, MONTREAL, Agents for Canada.CONTINUOUALY VISIBLE writing \u201cwhere you are at\" 5 WHAT'S THE URE of working IN THE DARK when you caa buy Rrice $60 00 183 9 jaw .| ' IE I No\u2019 \u2018tlidhég of lifting the cdrflags to\u2019 see Wike WILLIAME MANFG.OO.Lid.ASM-Uf.Peter Bt | UE The results of the annual examina- tons At the Protestant High School were announced yesterday.In the results ag published below, the jerters Ci, PU indicate that the pupil} ranks in general proficiency, while those leading fu general proficisncy in va: hi Class are so indicated.The name vi subject appearing after a pupil's naine indicates that the pupli has ub- tulued first place In that subject.Following ure the results in detail : TRANSITION CLASS.Badgley John B., G.P.arith.; Bruce, Duvid A, G.P.arith, con.dict., writ; Cashing, ueotfrey E.1st G.P., arith, von, dict, read, recit.; Fraser, Rob: UP, punct.: Gamble, Wm.Lyle.G.P.Lilly.Arthur, G.P.con.: Picken, Harold, +i.Henderson; Robinso | P, arith.PF, Wenner, Lawrenca.Whittall, Frank.BECOND YBAR A.Aird, Gordon A.G.P.Alexander, Donald B.P., Fr., Badgley, Maurize F.Laker, Charles B.; Claman, Howard.diet.writ; Clark, Willred Ho Dorken.Hudolf, GP.punclg Creed- man.Louis, Gilbert, Humphrey B., dict, Gudewlll, George E.Henry.Les- He S.G.P.; Ireland, Jack, G.P.: Joha- son, H.Vance G., G.P, dict: Lester, William KR.G.P.; Macnaughton, Athol, 1s1 GP.arith, draw.recit., Script.McCrudden, Hector: Millen, E.Leslie; Myers, Philip; Orr, Edward V.De L.; shearing.John H.: Skelton, Edwin R, G.F.; Smith, Victor, con: Taylor, Donald, 1; P.read: Thomson, Geo.Alex.Walbank, John Y.R., punct.SECOND YEAR B.Bishop, Trenhoime A.G.: Cralg, A.Mendav.Fr: Gould.John R., dict, read ; Hendery, Hamid E.; Ibbotson, Ivan I.arith.Script, writ Markus, Ernest, Mitchell, Gordon; Sandreuter, Stuart, draw.THIRD YEAR A.Radgley.F.Murray, ph.ex.; Black.Edgar I'.Blacklock, James FW.G.P., draw.; Blalklock, J.Turnstall; Brit- cher Leslie E.: Croysdill.William T: Dowling.Edward W.G.PP, mem.work: Dunton, Wilson E., GG.P.ar: Gilmour, Douglas B.G.P.read: Goldstein, Edgar H.: Herzberg, Otto W.ar, mem.work; Hutchison, Keith (r .Hutchison.Ross R.; Johnston, Kenneth B.G3.P., conduct; Kimball, Oscar R.Lamontagne, Albert G., dict.mem.work; Layton, Francis: Macfarlane, Gordon F.G.P; Mitchell, Allan M : Paul.George, G.P., ph.ex.; Punde, Paul mem.work, punct.; Russell.Russell.Norman W.; Savage, I> Li- zars; Shanley, James, Script.; Shaw.W.Campbell, first G.P.ar, Fr, lang.less, mem.work, Script.writ, ph.ex.recit.; Lisenwain, Louls, G.P.; Snowdon, W.Arthur, G.P.; Symonds, Spencer; Thackeray.Wainwright; Towers, Graham.mem.\u2019 work, read; Upton, Ivan.Fr: Watt, Leslie P.: Welsh, Earle, G.P.; Wieland, Wilfrid L., G.P., ph.ex.THIRD YEAR B.Clark.Frank: Fielding, Arthur E., G.P.Forbes, Karl; Hodgson, J.Archie, G.P.arith\u2026.draw.Fr.: Lester, Mal- enim.dict.; Marson, Walter T., phy.ex.; Molson.John H.; Neugewirtz, Archie J.dict.mem.work: Paton, Willie 3.Reid; J Clarke, Script.: Sutherland, Elliot, dict; Walbank, F.Kenneth.FOURTH YEAR \u201cA\u201d Allan, J.Rony: Mem.wk.: Rirks, Gerald A.T; Blomeiey, Ralph H.: Cains.Jack; Coburn, Harold: G.P.Mem.Wk.; Cuttie, Gordon G.P.; Dor- ken, Herbert; lst G.P.Fr.mem.wk.; Ph.Ex.Script.; Dowling, Reginald; con.mem.wk.: Fleldhoure, Clarence R: Clan: Fisher.Philip: G.P.: Fleck, W.Westwood; Fr.; Friedman, Arthur N ; Henry, Norman A.; Hirsch, T Percy: Jacobs.Harry Geo.: Kin- loch, William; Morin.Lucien.con.lang.less.mem.wk.; MeEvers, Harold E.G.P.; MeMaster, Donglas Stuart; mem.wk.: Parker, Geoffrey: Q.P.con draw.man.tr.mem.wk.; Par- terson, Arthur B.; con.punct.; Patterson, Nolan T.; G.P.con.read; Pearve, (Gilbert H.: con.: Robertson, Kenneth R.; Robertson, Lesle B.: G.P.dict.mem.wk.Script; Seath, W.Pringle; © P.; Snowdon.Clifford; Snowdon.M.Alner: Snuggs.Norman: mem.wkt Stewart, Maicolm: Stike- man.Teddy; Superivr.Fred: G.P.: Wieland.Walter A., G.P.Ar.mem.wk.recit.writ.; Wilks, A.York; draw.man.tr FOURTH YEAR \u201cB\".I~vine Railllle, Harcourt Black.punctuality; Donald Budge, Mem.Work: Harold Burnett.Dict.: Harry Cater.Man.tr: Barclay Drummond, Gen.; Edgar Harom, Wr.Phy.Ex.: Melvyn Jacobs.Mem.Work, Marcel Musy, Script.: Chas.Patterson, Phy.Ex Draw.; Norman Smith, Ar.; Grattan Thompson.G.Fr.Eng.recit; Wood, CLASS I, À.Aird, D.Maiben, Script.; Benson,Allan.G.P.: Brais,Louls; Brown, A.Leys; Clerk, R.Douglas; Fraser, Robt.A., geog.mem.work, punct.; Goldstein, Chas.A.; Gordon, J.Archibald; Haldi- mand, Percy M.; Hodgson, George R., punbt.: Holland, Frank F.lat G.P., draw.gram.man.tr, mem.work, read.; Jacobs.Samuel, Jeffrey, J.Rowe, G.P., draw.; Johnston, Hugh A.; Laing, Murdoch M.G.P., ar., geos.man.tr, mem.work, read.; McEach- ran, Hugh M.A.mem.work; McFar- lane, Hugo B.; McLeod.G.Donald; Mc- Murtry.Eric O.G.P, mem.work; Meldrum, J.A.Logan; Pelletier.Chas., Fr.Robertson, A.Murray, G.P., mem.work: Robertson, J.Louls, G.P.con.; Bcriver, Wzlter de M., G.P.; Thompson, David G.: Vale Bric, G.P.Script.: Watt.Alex.A.G.P.: Waycott, Huntley F.; Weldon, Lesiie F., ph.ex.CLASS I, B.Abbott, John A., G.P., con.mem.work, read.; Ashman, Harry M., pu.ict.; Baker, J.Lovell, G.P., Fr.geo.: Beatty.Alvah M., G.P, ar.mem.work.read.; Bennet, H.Rex G.P., dict.mem.work; Bennett, Robert A.; Coderre.Philip, G.P.: Fiélding, John, con.: Finley, Eric B., G.P., mem.work.punct., writ.; Fry.Gilbert 8.G.P.mem.work, ph.ex.: Hampson, Robert, G.P.; Herzberg, Herman: Ib- botson, Selwin; Leger.Ivan, G.P., Fr, mem.work, ph.ex.;: McGill.Frank.mem.work; Notman, Keith C.G.P, draw., man.tr., recit.: Osborn, Herbert W.: Parkins.Frank A.: Powers, Alll- KEEP CHILDREN WELL.In thousands of homes throughout Canada there are bright, thriving children who have been made well and are kept well by the use of Baby's Own Tablets.In many homes parents say this medicine saved a precious little life.Dr.A, Danais, LD.S.Riviere du Loup, Que.mays: \u201cAt the age of five months we thought our little girl dy- Ing.Nothing we did for her helped her until we gave her Baby's Own Tablets, and only those who have mean her can realize what a change this medicine has wrought in our child.She is now abou! eighteen months old, eals well.sleeps well and is a lively.laughing child.and weighs 37 pounds.We al- Ways keep the Tablets in the house now, for we know their great value.\u201c If mothers wish to feel absolutely safe they should keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets In the house always: They cure all the minor ailments of children and are absolutely safe, Sold by medicine dealers or sent by mail at IR cents a, bax, by writing thé Dr.Wifiams Medi- ciné Co.Brockville, son: Roberton, G.Edwin, ph.ex.Beript; Robertson, J.llilary, G.P., Robinson, Warren; Robson, Leslic R., con.; Scharheitlin, Rudolf, i P.Fr, grim., punet.; Smith, Everett B-; Whitehead, T.Ross; Kenrick, Wi \u201cred.2ND FORM A.Birks, Henry G.; Bremner, Cochrane, Alan C., ph.ex.; hum, W.Nalrn; Cushing, mem.work, punct., writ.; Deacon, Basil 8., cond.; Finnie, Lorne C.; Gilbert, P.Geoftrey B., arith.diet, Fng.Fr., geog., hyg., mem.work, punct., Script,.recit,.read.; Greene, Leslie K.; Hadley, D.James; Hemming, H Harold, cond, hist.read: Kearns, Melville C: Lapointe, Edmond.F: Notman, Wilfred M.; Patterson, J.Haruld: Ritchie, Fred C.cond; Robertson, Norman H., man.tr.; Rohe, 8.Lewis.dAraw.; Russell, Esmonde F.: Seale, Kdgur M.; Spier, Leslie, punct Vantelet, Henri E.; Wilson, Howard Douglas: Cunning- Eric A.2ND FORM B.Craig, David; Forbes, Kenneth Carson, Thomas: Donuld, Frederic C.: M., punct.; Fry.Henry S., \u201cMurray\u201d Brunze Medal, cond., dict.Eng., Fr.geog., hist., hyg.recit,, Script, writ, mem.work; Gillmor.Horace M.: Jeffrey, Edgar W.; Kerry, Andrew A.Layton, Armitage M.punct.; McGoun, Archibald, cond.; McGoun, David M.: Montgomery.Arthur IL; Peel, Edwin: Ritchie, Hubert.mem.work.; Rosier, Paul; Silver, Paul H.\u2026.draw, man.tr; Smith, Cecil Gordon.read, mem.work; Strong.Herman.I.J, arith, cond., mem.work, Taylor, J.Loss, Script, mem.work, ph.ex.; Urqubart.Harry A., mem.work; Wulowltch, Saul, GIRLS\u2019 HIGH SCHOOL.TRANSITION CLASS.Aird, Irene, G.P.; Rrayley.Douglas M.; Clamar, Henry, G.P., recit.; d'ut- tle, Isabelle L.G.P.: con.; Earp, Annie; Garr Muriel W., 3 P.; Holland.Winsome, cun.: Kerr, Margaret, G.P.; dict, read.; Leger.M.Beryl, 1st G.P., ardth, diet, writ\u2026.con: Mattoew- son, Dorothy, G.P.con.dict; Penny.Irene.con.; Sandreuter, Oliver; Sch- wariz, Isabelle: Smith, Violet I, G.P.con, dict.° Strong, Muriel, G.P., con, punct.; Stuffmann, Clara, con.SECOND CLASS.Aird, Rheta; Armstrong, Dorothy.read.: Brayley, Marguerite; Coates, B.Dônalda: Darling, Helen D., draw.Fr.con.; Dewey, Elsie G7., Dudgeon Eileen.punct.; Finley.Lorraine N., arith, lang.less., Script., writ.Gibb, Dorothy A.M.: Gnaedinger, L.Lenore N., Script.read.; Gordon, Marjorie H.con.: Hemming.Clarissa D.Herzberg, Marguerite; Hogg, Janet 5S.Hubbell.Dorothy W.: Rose, Hilda.diet.: Lay- ton.F.Alberta, mem.work; Levinson, Reba, con.; Lomax,Clara A., con draw.; Mitcham, Ruth, dict, Seript.\u2026 mem.work, con., recit.,, gen.prof.punct.; Murphy, Ina.mem.work.MacFarlane, Gertrude.arith., con.; Robertson 1:liz- abeth, con.: Savage, Queenie; Scott.E.Ruth; Thorne, Audrey; Weldon, Bes- ole.THIRD YEAR.Adair, Lilllan M.; Bruce, Darothea; Engwell.Lillan H.G.P., con: Gray, Ethel.Henry, Gertrude H., writ.; Holland, Evelyn P.G.P., dict.draw., man.training: Markus, Hortense.\u201cap.Morison.Rachel; Michaels, Elsie M.1st G.P.dict.mem.work, read., arith; Patton, I.Jocpiyn.G.P.dict, lang.less.Script.: Percival, Lillian M.; Savage, Annle, draw.; Smith, Olive, mem.work.punct.: Btroud, Marjorie; sy- At 125 this morning the committes rose and the House adjourned.complished.\" w= view that the charge depends on proof | heen leased for pasturage purposes.; But why did not the Government se- 7 - | that Mr.Lodge had knowledge that |The whole circiimstances were ra- ee _ = cure the services of Mr.Hewson and : the land wow be hought.If Mr.markable, Mr.Rordan declared, and New York Excursion.save Lodge's profit?By allowing Lodge Your Neighbors Use Lodge had ohly guessed at this it {the member for Rt Antoine was amuly The annual summer excursion via New York Central to New York city on * Friday, June 29th.affords a splendid SUP GR, rR = THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014FRi/AY.JUNE 22, 196.) re - v = ee ses ca = AN notices of Births, Marriages and Deaths, must 3 endorsed with the names nd addresses of the per sons sonding sama, BIRTHS.BARBER- On \\Vednesduy, June 20th, a TAG Bt.[outs strest, Outremont.lo Mr.and Mei.Wm.J.Barber.a son CARTER At 4088 Tupper st.June li.1908.to Mr und Mrs.G.Herbert Cage ter, & sun 115 2 McKAY \u2014 AL the Prexbytertan Manse, Max ville, Cal, Co the wife ol Lhe Re .R.Muhas, & duugtiler.SHAW - AU 4931 St Catherine street, Westmount, on June 13th, lo Mi and Mis.RR Oinville Bliaw, a son.GIMANI+- At VU Bertrand uve.on Sux- das, 1.th June, à daugtiter ta M: uud Mrs.M.B.Simund.GLASSUU \u2014At Hamilton.on the llth une, Ue wife ut John Qirdlestous Glusascu, of a daughter.140 3 MARRIAGES.BEARD-CONOLLY \u2014 On Wednesday, June uth, at the resideuve of the bridu's parents, 974 St.Lawrence Rou.levard, by the Rev.T GG.Wilhamis D.D.Allee Margaret, youngest daux 1- ter of Jrof.J.J.Connolly, to Rest Sharles Frederick Beard, of Oshawa, nt.PEVERELEY - HERBERT - At the Church of the Advent, Westmount, June :0th, 1906, by the Revd A.J.Doull, rector, Gordon Ulavering l'eve.- ley tu Mubel Hamilton Herbert, daughter of Mr.Hamilton Herbert.TOUT-SPENCE \u2014 Um Tuesday, June 19, 1v06, by Rev.Father Martin Callahan.at St.Mary's Church, Margaret (Dolly) Spence, daughter of the late David Spence, to Edward KE, \u2018Tout, London, England.DEATHS IN THE CITY, QAVIS \u2014 On Wednesday, June 20th, 1906, George Davis, beloved father of William T.Davis, aged 64 years.Funeral from his son's residence, 55 Dorion street, on Friday.at 230 pm Friends And ac- Quaintances are respectfully invited to attend.Guelph, Detroit, and Cleveland papers please copy.147 2 ENGLISH On June Zlet, Mrs.E Eng- Ush, 'aged 72 years.Fuheral privats from her sun-in-law's (Henry Costel- 10) residence, 209 Joliette st., on Saturday, June 23rd, at 7.45 am.ta Cote des Netges Cemetery.(Californian papers please copy.) _OX\u2014In this city.at 99 Selby street, Westmount, on June Nth, 1408, after a long, painful illness.John Fox.aged +5 years and 3 months, only sen of \u2018ho late Bartholomew Fox.Funeral will take place on Saturday.June 3rd, at 7.15 a.m., from his late residence.to Bt.Anthony's Church.and from thance to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Frienis and acquaintances please attend.(U.B.papers please copy.) MARNELL\u2014In this city.on the 20th instant, Bridget (O'Keefe, beloved wife of P.A.Marnell, and sister of John wn E.J.O'Keefe.Funeral from her husband's residence, St.Gabriel Dyke, foot of Ash avenue, Point St.Charles, on Baturday morning, at 8 o'clock.tn St.Gabriel's Church, thence to Coe des Neiges Cemetery.Friends and ac- qualintances are respectfully invited to attend.147 à MOORE\u2014Un June 20th, at the age of 27 years 6 months, Charles F Moore, merchant.Funeral private.A solen a requiem mass will be sung at St.Leon Church.in Westmount, on Saturda/ morning, at 8 o'clock.Friends and ro- lations are requested to attend.D'BRIEN\u2014In this city.on the lst inst.\u2018Michael O'Brien, aged 70 years, natlva of Co.Wicklow, Ireland.Funeral will take place from 877A Cadieux strest, On Saturday, 23rd inst.at 7.45 am.to St.Agnes\u2019 Church, and thenve to Cote des Nelges Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are requested to attend.PIGEON\u2014In this city.on Thursday, the t, lsaie Pigeon.ex-mercha.:, 2ist ins a cf No.218 Mount Roy ave.Funer notice later.TURNER \u2014 In this city, on June 20th, Isabella Steel, aged 5% years, widow of the late Peter Turner.Funeral private, from the residence of her son-in-law, John Robertson.280 Park Lafontains, on Saturday afternoon.June 23rd, ai 2.30, to Mount Royal Cemetery, ) WELLS\u2014In this city, on 22nd June.05, Willlam Wella, aged 72 vears.Funeral private.Interment at Brockville, Ontario.DEATHS OUTSIDE THE CITY.ANDIFF-At Kaminops, B.C.on June cal Miles Wellington Canniff.aged 84 years, brother ot F.H.Cannift, of C.P.R.Winnines.* GRAHAM\u2014At the residence, 14 miles north of Neepawa,\u2019 on June 13th, Mre.W.Graham.aged 78 years.® RICHARDSON \u2014At Asessippl, on June 10.James Richardson, aged 73 years.\" ROSS\u2014At Camduff, Sask.nn June 14th, Douglas Ross.dearly beloved son of Percy E.and 1.\u2018\u2019 Ross, aged ! year, 9 months and 1 day.* STRUCK HER HUSBAND for forgetting to buy charlotte gelatine GI A IAPS VICTORIA SQUARE 68 156e0d MONUMENTS & TOMBSTONES F.HAWKINS, Té 78eoû | 108 to 144 Bleury st DEATHS REPORTED.Torento.Ont.\u2014Mrs.Elizabeth Taylor mged 81, widow of John Taylor.and wu resident of Toronto for sixty-four y : ts dead.vous, Hamilton, Ont.-Capt.James Harvey, Sed 85, a pioneer resident, died yesfer- y.New Haven, ('nnn.\u2014 The Rev.George Barker Stevens Dwight.Professor of Systematic Thenlogy in the Yale Divin- fty School, dled to-day after a short fliness.New York.N.Y.\u2014William Bmck Shoemaker, a local banker, is dead there, aged 26 years.- Liberty.N.Y.\u2014Charles E.Tripiee, who first Hquified air.is dead here, Nipissing Masons Lay Corner Stone.Bpecial to the Montreal Star.North Bay, June 22.\u2014Mr.James H.Burritt, K.C.,, of Pembroke, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Canada, A.F.& A.M.officiated at the laying pf the corner stone of the new Meth- pdist Church, while visiting the Nipis- ing Masons, who were present In arge numbers.A lodge of instrue- Hon was also held A banquet was fendered the Qrand Master in the pvening.MPECIAL INDUCEMENTS FOR MEN On Saturday afternoons many men Who live uptown find it most con- Venient to drop in at the dry goods store of Messrs.Jas.A.Ogilvy & Bons, 8, Catherine street west, corner of Mountain street.They will find R Very good list of warm weather necessities in the Ogllvy announcement on page 11 of this issue of the Star The boys will also find some.Bhing So 'sterest them, .\u201cTHE HOUSE OF QUALITY.\u201d ALL CARS TRANSFER TO THE BLUMENTHAL SONS CD.Shrewd buyers should take adh dollars of our profits, and fair in every way, \u201cTHE HOME OF VALUES.\u201d A SAVING OPPORTUNITY UR JUNE JUBILEE DISTRIBUTING PROFITS SALE is a golden opportunity and comes bul once in a season.Every day, every hoyr, we.return to our Customers hundreds of Vantage of our reductions\u2014they are honest Everybody who knows this store will tell you the same.disappoint.Read over our prices carefully\u2014don\u2019t skip a word\u2014you may, skip a dollar.We never HATS) HATS | MEN'S SUMMER.SUITS, \u2018 AN tS Men's High \u2018Class Sum Suite; an hand tailored.In ihe Antest spring patterns: regular $12,'$14 and 315 Jubllee price .cece seen .Men's Summer Suits, in latest summer shades, half lined, with turmed up country wear.Regular $10 and $12.Jubilee price EN (1) All our $8.00 and $10.00 Suits, in latest summer patterns, hand tailored and tritnmead to pg tection.Jubllee price vite eee sens .36.90 Men's High Class Hand Tailored Summer Suits, in the latest variety Now for your Straw Hat! We've all the season's newest, natty ktyles for the smart young dressers.Sennet and Spht Braids and Straws in extensive variety.The prices placed on our Straw Hats are sure to bring us a big business, STRAW HATS FROM 25c TO $3.00.| gray mirror New York's latest production.Regular $18 and $20.Jubilee price .Balance of our Light Colored Fur Felt Soft Hats, all this season's styles, $2.00 to $3.00.Jubilee price .$1.49 o briggan Underwear, drawers trouser finish sizes to , we wor c.« Sones price Tn 974 Îhe Round Corer\u2019 ormerCraig & Hundreds of pairs of Men's.Fancy Lisle Thread Socks.Regular 50c.Jubllee sale .23¢ bottoms, belt straps, for city and of colorings, oyster grays and oyster ecks ang overchecka, - -815.00 COME HERE TO-MORROW AND SEE WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU.Great Snap in Men's Nogligee Shirts\u2014 100 dozen Men's Soft Front Shirts, in solid colors and stripes, cuffs attached nr detached.Regular $1.00 to i The Jubilee price .79e Men's Double Thread Bal A .p 095 OM PANY.\\eury Stes BOYS\u2019 SUITS.Boys\u2019 Throe- Pisce Fancy Tweed Suits, Le.and D.B.Regular $6.00 and 35.50.Jubilee price .00 Boys\u2019 2-piece Fancy Pleated Suits, in frotech mixture end tweeds.Regular $3.00 and $3.50.Jubilee price .$2.49 Little Boys' Buster Brown 8uits, In light, fancy mixed tweeds, with patent leather belts.Regular $4.00 and $450.Jubilee price., $2.0 MEN\u2019S PANTS.Mon\u2019's Pants for summer wear, in very pretty light Scotch stripes.Regular $3.00, Jubilee price $1.08 Men's High Class \u2018Worsted \u201cTrousers, for best wear.Regular $4 and 35 Jubilee price .2 Men's Working Trousers, $1.50, $2.00, and $2.50.Jubilee prices 98.$1 49 Timely Summer Shoe Talk |.The season having arrived when the Oxfords and Low Shoes reign supreme, we desire to call your attention to our splendid assortment.Included in our stock you will find all the styles and shapes which Fashlon has selected as her favorites for the summer months.Having decided on the style which appeals to your taste, you will find no difficulty to be overcome in the matter of fitting.Never any discomfort by-deciding on the next smaller size if the first one happens to be-a little large, for quarter- 50 size Bostons do not necessitate the usual .hall-size choice ° .e ° .° .' for summer wear.LADIES\u2019 Chocolate colored Vici Kid Low Bhoes, smart heels, eXtra VAG.«vv str vor cos ste cvs see 200.B1L.BO GEO, GC.GALES & CO.TAN SHOE ARE GOOL SHOES Nothing better than tan or chocolate colored footwear.We have a large assortment of all the favorite styles, for man, .woman and child.Call Look Them Over walking shoes, LADIES\u2019 Chocolate colored Vici Kid Blucher cut shoes smart heels, medium weight soles, Goodyear welt, very swell.LADIES, Chocolate colored Vici Kid.Blucher cut boots, smart heels, medium weight soles, special values.MEN'S Tan Calf Low Lace Shoes, Goodyear welt, the latest styles, extra values.22 241 240 200 110 een a MEN\u2019S Tan Calf Blucher cut boots, walking soles, dark shade, new last, very swell .lee Open Every Evening Util 9 Delock, GEO.G.GALES & CO, 137 & 139 ST.ANTOINE STREET.Just West of Windsor Made of fine dressed and undressed kid.in white, black and fancy leathers, shaped backs, some hava front and back buckies, others N RATE SO, SPECIAL AGENCY BOSTON SHOE STORE Cor.St.Catherine and Mansfield Streets.which welcome the keenest criticism from connoisseurs.No.5021, same as illustration; a marvel of the furniture maker's art, in mahogany or gilt covered with Aubusson Tapestry or Silk.signs in all the several woods and with the new \u2018\u2018 Natural Color Mahogany \u201d finish which is the new and latest color in the great American cities.Hungarian Murderer Sentenced.Bpecial to TheigMontreal Star.orders, Up 1271 FEATHERBONE NOVELTY CO.Ltd Room 16.Birke\u2019 Building, Phillips Square, Montreal.266-274 King street West, Toronto.Vogue Commands Pleated Skirts.There's particularly dainty grace i originations.nour Sunburst and kiit-pleated Skirts \u2014 suitable for informal hops.especially Skirts made from your own material.inimitable style assured.Knife and pleating of all sorts.Accordion Write for Catalogue\u2014mentioning this paper, Special attention to out-of-town Carriage paid one way.Tel.! | Our own workmen have just finished several other patterns in Parlor Suits, With reference to our Parlor Suits, special attention is called to our pattern fm acrifice Sa LADIES LOW SHOES.83.Ladies\u2019 Patent Colt and Vi and heavy soles, American lasts; os Foo sna S83 \u2014Ladies\u2019 Chocolate and value at $3.50 and $4.00.eee R2.48\u2014 Ladies\u2019 Black and Tan Bhoes, a 82 value 245 Ê 81.6H\u2014Ladies* Black Dongola Kid.pat self tip, light or heavy soles, a $3.vane or 99 ST.CATHERINE STR.WEST H.~A.WELCH, 77 Near Mackay street.4.00 shoe $3.00 Tan Shoen, good In fact, our show-rooms at the present time contain hundreds of choicest de- asked, tap.ajmila | Nos.5 to 9 NOTRE DAME STREET WEST.Killed Companion With Umbrella.Promise Preston WII Go.Special to The Montreal Star.Special to The Montreal Star.Sask.June \\22\u2014 Vincent Port Arthur, Ont, June 22.\u2014During Toronto, Ont.Juné 22.-At a meet- B > Hungarlan farm laborer.a drunken row with Willlam 8later In ing of the Trades and Labor C ouncil, Ha is emplnfer.Dondld Cam,- thelr room où thé steamer Monarch.[last nigb*.à communicalion was r> Victart obigher list March, was yes-| while en routé from the Son.Lester ceived from A.Cignde MacDmne!l, M.P., has si otmd guilty of murder and| Young was wounded in the forehead South .Toronta.giving assurance that Heb 1 sentenced to be hapged.in Regina on| with an umbmlia and died shoftly af- steps were being taken for the removal Tre Baton is 3 « a lerwards.Slater is unter arrest.of W, T.R.Preston, in Noten, 1807.Ÿ ; ; a a 4 \u2018 5 - \u2018 a Anglicgne Claim Separate Schools.Special to the Montreal Star, Calgary, Alberta.June 33~~At the Svnod: of Calgary.Bishop Pinkham y privileged fh.echo ~The Quéhn m tes Eine Taronto, June 23.\u2014Rev.A.J.Fidler, etoria.|of Caiborne, will skeceed the late Rev.J.Pitt Lewis as\\rector of Grace 4 Tp os tou.Ont,\u2019 Memorial a \u2018son r unveiling £8, the tha cement floor.£7.\" |alysts of the itmba.which haa since \u2018Mar, 7.passed away.Successor to Late Clergyman.Church here.7 attending to the physical and social, Narrow Escape From Electrocution.Ottawa, June 22.-Dr.Lee de Forest had a narrow escape.As he attempted to open the muffler or mound SE : proo x the full voltage of the trans- com plated that though Anklicans had formera leaped to the handle of the as the door and through the doctor's body ln reso- Twenty-five thousand voits kills nian timer out of ten, yet.though rendere1 US unconsclous for & time.the only Incon- .52» venience felt later was n partial par- Our New Store is the Coolest and Mast Comfortable for Shopping Now.HAMILTON'S The Right Store in the Right Place.OUR NEW STORE is neither too far West to inconvenience our friends who may wish to reach us from the East or North part of the city, nor too far uptown to occasion any travel to speak of to our Point St.Charles patrons, whilst every Westmount car passes our «door, It's Easy of Access to All Points, that's what everybody says about our new location\u2014and what everybody says must be true.Our Aim is to make our new home the model retail store of the city, if hard work, push, energy, honorable methods, absolute reliability and always making it profitable for you to buy here will do it\u2014mark our word, WE WILL.This explains in great measure why we sell reliable seasonable goods :so much below prevailing prices, some instances of which will be found in to-day\u2019s Store News.SATURDAY ON THE MAIN FLOOR.French Kid \u201c Sample \u201d Belts We purchased about 100 of them the other day from the agent of à French manufacturer who was soliciting orders for them from the trade.They are n new'style of\u201d belt that are not as vet on sale in this market.single front ones, Bolts that would retail at an average of about $1.50 each.C Special for Saturday at .Cee eee .Ladies\u2019 and Men\u2019s Umbrellas The durable unchangeable kind that looks as well and wears much better than silk.1}'ull sizes in both ladies\" and men's styles\u2014and a variety of handles that will please the most fastidions.Covered In fast black unchangeable twills.with steel rod and paragon frame, have the new bulb runner that will save your gloves from tearing when opening or closing, Umbrellas that C are excellent values at $1.00.Saturday Ce en Ladies\u2019 Lace Chemisettes The neckwear makers knowing the outlet we have here for anything particularly new.and especially whan the price is enticing.are offering us some wonderful inducements this - season.1lere is an instance of it: 25 doz.White and Cream Lace Chemissttes, in Gulpure and Oriental, assorted in about twelve different designs; they were manufso- tured to bs a leader at 69c, at least so the maker says.We bought them so as to sell them on Saturday C SATURDAY ON THE FIRST FLOOR.Messaline Silks That soft clinging make of silk that is so much demanded this season for Waists; it's a 750 value, but because we've only Nile, cardinal, gray, navy and black to offer you, though any of them might - be the shade you'd prefer.4 Ç To-morrow we'll sell them at .os vase vu cosvsssace Foulard Silks That pretty light weight figured Silk fabrio that is usualy preferred for negligees and house dresses, black and navy grounds.with emall and medium white floral and spot designs, the balance of our 75c, 69¢ and 59¢c qualities.Cc Saturday .cirenine seesnen a.000 0s0 vr0 vu 000 000: 4 4 °° French Albatross The favorite summer weight material that ie fast euperseding voiles and oanvas oloths, strictiy all-woo! and double fold.Your: choice of such desirable shades as cream, sky, pink, gray, ¢ red, nevy, Nile, etc, to-morrow, Saturday, at .are Scotch Thread Ginghams This is a collection of 10c, 12 1-2c and 15c qualities, no full range of any one kind, of course, or wc'd sell them at their regular values, especizlfy an the colors and patterns are all that could be desired.Just to clear up stock we'll sell them to-morrow all Cc in one lot at .s+sovees cn seen aces sers an 2 that too many ople won't see it, as we have but 20 pieces to sell at the price, and don\u2019t wish to disappoint anybody.However, if you come early enough to-morrow you can have a length of this FINE WHITE VICTORIA LAWN AT 7c yard, while it lasts.THE HAMILTON CO., - 583, 585, 587 St.Catherine St.West.Between Dramimnond and Momatain sta EE he insert this line at the foot of our announcement in hopes Auction Sale of] ~~.About 300 TONS SYDNEY STEAM COAL Ex \u2018\u2018Barge Alice.\u201d Also the \u201cBarge Alice\u201d in a damaged ronditian.Bale \u2018for account of whom It may concern.\u201d without reserve, at COTB ST.PAUL LOCKS, La- chine Canal, on TUESDAY MORNING, 26th June, At Eleven O'Clock.FRAGER BROS.148 8 Auctioneers.It Costs ButLittls To satisfy yourself when \u2018you can get the best Good for Less.Money Read the folowing Ast Major-General Visite Cobourg Camp.Special to The Montreal Star.Cobourg, June 22.\u2014Major-General Lake, C.B., chief of genera] staff, visited the camp yesterday, and inepected the soldiers and equipment In camp, expressing himself well sdtisfied.Col.of ei Lessard is expected soon to Inspect groceries.the cavalry.20 Iba.Sugar (Granalated), .g © A ball will be given on Wednesday 3 lbs.Prunes .next, at tha Arlington House, by .ste Lieut.-Colonel N.F.MacNachten, and «eens the officers of the 10th Brigade, and Ghreaddan Wha: an At Home at the Golf Club House on Saturday.A tattoo will be held on Tuesday evening, apd Il is expected tHere will be rn large attendance of visitors, The Y.M.C.A.has à rge staff in camp, 3 Une Fry's Coron eee reen Gage Plums, a tin .: Best Creamery Rutter \" ti French Peas, a tin Tomatoes, a tin .BEE STARCH, pk.© 7 Ib.pail Jam, worth Soc, \\for a 3 bagn Windsor Table Balt.35: Large bot.Pickles, worth 38q, Or LL en eae.Ne Catsup.large bot.age K Ibe best Rice (Patna) .Bc & Comfort Soap .an well as the moral and spiritual needs of the volunteers.Carried Historic Heights.Niagara Falle, Ant, June 22-\u2014Queen- rtown Heights were stormed and car- ried during the sham fight yesterday : by a company nf the Westworth Regi- in DK norte Be.8B, £3 ment under the command of Lt.-Col.Booteh a Task LS 35e Lagie.after a stubborn defence by Lt.- Col.Crulckshanka and his command.Canadian ine (very « » PLOURDE & SIROIS, 110 ST.LAWRENCE.13.e New Btation at Pointe Claire, The Canadian Pacific has established a new mopping place for all local trains and motor cars at Pointe Claire, just opposite the golf links.The new - station will be styled Pointe Claire, and | the old station will be called Cedar Park ei ER Td ™ tries ro he gio ge Ang STR IE BEE pial Oealass + Wien yer +++ +4 + + + 40 + + PROBABILITIES FOR + + THE NEXT 24 HOURS + + * + Moderate to fresh south to + + south-west winds: mostly tair + + and warm to-day.Showers + + and thunderstorms becoming + + general during the night and on + + Saturday.+ *» + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + To-day began very promisinglv.Greul heavy clouds cuser-d The shy and seemed to foret-!l 4 deitcious thunder storm or at Jeust 0 pheasant shower, But after a few drops of ren it ul blew off and the un came out bright and warm and the hopes of every one who was looking for 0 coming rain fell again.Haut sl the persevering weather prophet Keeps prophesying showers and storms If he keeps at It long enough he will surejy be right some dis.Montreal Weather Statistics.Readings by Hearn & iturrison's Standard harometer: At noon vesterdav.TU RY at Rf am.to-day, 2976.1) om to-day, 2070 Temperature - To-day, maximum 78, minimum 80; yesterday, Maxi an.82, minimum 64 The Sun rose this morning at 411 o'clock, and will set this evening, ut 1.53 o'clock.Maximum and Minimum Tempera- tures.Victoria, 63 Ho Calgary 66, 42: i.monton, th, 47 Prince Albert.64, UN Qu'Appelie, 62 ds Winnipeg ñ6, 45; Port Arthur, Os.44 Parry Sound, 74 82: Toronta, 72 58 frit gw, SOL Re Montreal, S620 Quebec, SI, 62, Nu JoRn, 62, 40, Halifax, 78, 52 Outside Temperatures.Washington 1 Chicago, 702 New York.69.London, (6 Paris, X1, Alexandrin fax fair.Old Orchard, clear, T1: St Andrews NH fine and clear, 62, St Agathe, S1.Cacounta, cloudy, SIKTY-SIX YEARS IN THE MINISTRY Archbishép Bond's Anniversary Celebrated Quietly at Cathedral\u2014The Primate\u2019s Health.view of his recent ill-health convalescent condition, the at the Cathedral of the rixty-sixth anniversary of Archbishop Bond's opdination as a priest was a verv quiet ane The Primate\u2019s health Is steadily improving.however, and he Is able to gu out every day, though still unable to participate in the services wt the church.But considering his advanced age of ninety years his present state of health is remarkably good.It was just sixty-six years agn that Archbishop Bond received his ordina- tlon to the ministry at the hands of Bishop Mountain in the Quebec Cath:- dral.After rome years epent as a missionary at Napierville and as pastor at Lachine, he became assistant to Dr.Leach, rector of St.George's Church here.whom he afterwards succeeded, officiating for over thirty years.During this timo he had been appointed Archdeacon of Hochelaga ani later Dean of Montreal, In 1879 he was consecrated Bishop of Montreal, and seven years ago was consecrated Archhishop.On the death of Archbishop Mackay, of Rupert's Land.he was \u2018hosen by the House of Bishops as Primate of all Canada.In an present celebration Blockade in Lachine Canal.The «ol barge which for upward of forty-eight hoyrs has blocked navigation in the Lachine canal ig stil in place.though the coal has been remove.ed.It i= haped that the barge will he floated ont of the lock this afternoon, when navigatinn can once more be resumed.1 The Domininn Line SS.Ottawa sailed from Liverpool tae Quebec and ont real at 3.00 p m.ta-day.Thursday.wih 108 second ad 680 third clase pacsen- arg, and general cargo.1 AGONY AFTER EATING Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills Cure the Worst Cases of Indigestion.\u201c1 suffered so much with indigestion that my life had become a burden.\u201d saya Miss Nellie Archibald, of Sheet Harbor, N.S.\u2018Every time 1 took even the lightest meal it caused me hours of agony.The trouble caused a choking sensation in the region of my heart, which seriously alarmed me.My inability to properly digest my fon.left me so weak and run down that | could not perform even the lightest hous.work, and [I would tire out going up a few steps slowly, | sought medical aid, and tried several medicines, bu\u2019 without getting the least benefit, Ay sister, who lived at a considerable distance, and who had been an invalld wrote us about this time that she hal been cured through using Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pils, and thls decided me tn give them a fair trial, practically as a last resort.In the courge of a few weeks there was a notahle change in my condition, and I began tn relish my meals From that on I hegan to gain new strength; and by the time T had used seven boxes all signa of the Trouh> had vanished and T was once more en- Joying good health.and I have mot since had any return of the trouble\u201d Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills cure ini gestion, because they make the rica red blood that brings tone and strength to the stomach.Nearly all the common ailments are due to bat blood.and when the bad hlood ia turn: ed Into good blood by Dr.Williams Pink Pills, the trouble disappears That ia why these pills cure anaemia, dizziness, heart palpitation, general debility, kidney trouble, rheumatism, sei- atica, lumbago and nervous troubles, such as neuralgin, paralysis and # vitus' dance.That ix why they bring ease and comfort at all stages of womanhood and girlhood.and cure their secret allments when the blood supply beoomes weak, scanty or irregular But yoy must get the genuine mils.Suh- stitutes and imitations which some offer.never cure anvthing.you buy the pills.see that the fill navhe, Dr.Williams\u2019 Tink Pills for Pale People, is printed on\u2019 the wmp- per around each box.Sold by all dealers or sent by mail at 60 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50, by writing the Dr.Willlams Medicine Co.Brockville, out, : LRN Te aR Cras CATHEDRALS, CONVENT AND HOSPICE DESTROYED BY FIRE IN NICOLET-ONE NUN DIES FROM SHOCK (Continued from page one.) Dest elias towards protic the butting when saddens sphnter, | sathing through the aie high athose the roewnwd landed em the vof of the couvent, and it dey ows every balding | tn the neighborh wad, wis, tn an instant, 4 rss of flames By almost wupernaman efforts the Seminary and the Hishop's palace, ly- fast Lushap of Nicolet, and the (HE MONTRH:LE, DABIPE cers- mony of his enthroning was the occa- 1555, Nicolet sion of + magnificent celebrution has a population of in 3,000, and is furnished with all modern conveniences.Cine uf the most important insUtu- tions al Nicolet is the seminary, which ER I RAR RR THE NICOLET FIRE.\u2014Christian Brothers\u2019 school, which suffered some.ing somewbat outside of the rectangls ln which the ecclestastieal buildings ure placed, vers saved, Une dwelling, Urtt of: Mr.7 Michard, Was dls bern The Skters of the Assumption, to the number of ahout two hundred, are quartered for the time Delnu.a the Lirarhers' School The SU Hyacinthe fire brigade, after rendering such splendid \u2018ad returned hote at six d'eloek in the morning Nicolet\u2019s Religious Institutions.Nicolet as situated on the south share of the St Luwrencs about midway between Montreal and Quebec It 13 4 small texn, but has always heen retuirkabl> for ns religious instttu- tons It possessed a hishoprie n seumirars.hospatal, conveut of ihe Sisters of the Precious Blood, and twa Tine academies conducted by religious orders, The new rathedrail unly Letely finished, was the finest fn that part af the country, ant cost almost | 3200, 000.Monsignor Gravel was the | r Nee founded in 1561 by the bequestof tes Mes, Father Brassatd, then parish priest of: Naculet In 1KO3 11 was tilsed to the dignity af a elassicalcol- ge by Monsignor Denooalt, Archbishop sf Quebec, founder and argenlzer was Monsignar bought tha glowing ti 106, mones unforeseen Wo owas thie With That obfect he obtained from the Government letters- potent ae 1821 In 127 the present buildtings «ceupied by the Requiniiry were hegun.It was affiliated to Laval Undversity in 1863.The callege la conducted by secular priests, formerly under the control of the Fistop of Quebec.but now under the Fusthop of Nicolet It celebrated 1t> cenle- vry in 1903 The congregation of the Sisters of the Assumption, which was founded In But its real Plessis.vver With his institution cireumstances vnlarged in the hroadest institutir and which had ue: to pass into the hands of strangers.Tt constderably the distinguished ta establish firmiest 1913 by prelate whose desire foundation who, own sed mn on THE NICOLET FIRE.\u2014Convent of th e Sisters of L'Assomption, which waa burned, OR.FJ.SHEPHERD S PRESIDENT Succeeds Sir Georve A.Drum- mond as Head of the Art Association.At the annual meeting of Association yesterday Was regret expressed at tirement the presidency the Art! afternoon there | the re- « of sir much from Dr.F.J.Shepherd.Drummand.The was passed: YThat the members of this association, in general meeting assembled, learn with regret that Sir George A.Drummond has resigned his position as one of the council: and they desire Gearge resolution following to place on record their high appre ciation of the unflagring zeal with which, in the earlier struggles of the association.as In 1t#8 more prosperous days, he devated Himself In the furthering «of its interests and those of art generally: and further to express their admiration of his keen judgment and far-sceinæ nction, which contributed so materially to the placing of the affairs of this association on a firm and solid basis\u201d The financial statement showed the receipts to have been $17.676, and the expenditures $208 less.Election of officers was then pro- vecded with, nnd resulted ns :nllaws, one ballet only being cast Tresident- Dr.F.J.Shepherd.Vive-prestdent\u2014Mr.C.J.Fleet, Treasmier\u2014Mr.W.I.Learmont.Councillors for two years \u2014 Messrs.EK Clousten, James Ross, J.R.Wilson, br: W Gardner, D.A.Watt.and James Crathern.Fingers Cut Off by Cycle Sprocket.Jennie Renaud, 10 veare of age, who Vives with er parents at 200 Dufferin street.wil! loge two fingers of her right hand as the result of playing with a hicycle hançing from a ceilling.The Uttle mirl was atanding on @ chair re & \u201ca= mere as ma volving the pedals when she poked her hand hetween the chain and the'aru.0e- ket wheel The index finger was cut off and the others were badly mangitd.Presentation to Principal Jackson.At the closing of the Lachine Acad- Principal Jackson Russian emy yesterday, presented with a handsome leather dressing case, with eho stver mountings, and a beautiful bou- Beauty quet of roses from the and teachers of that institution, presentation was made by Rev.(\u2018anon Chambers, of the highest MA.who poke in praise of Mr work duri :g the last six years.Funds for General Nr.Fred.W Evans, treasurer of the Montreal General Hospital, begs to acknowledge the receipt of a cheque for | $-.500 00 fruin the executors of the Es- tate Lite Mrs, FE.H.King.US SAUT CIN CUT ASIE UISE] | Wood) po~rimend KSUJIARUIPUI YOIIBA A Special Notice.Music or Institution.A large rized Piarn at the CVverts, price Willis & fine street \u2018 parlor quite special new: \u2018on, west, .upils Jackson s Hospital Grand Knahe used only during the last winter principal concerts and musical otherwise $1,800.00, regular price $800.00.Limited, 6n0 St.Cather- near Mountain street.was nd The terms \u2018001$ ° .THE NICOLET FIRE.\u2014View of the Church and other buildings from the opposite side of the river, before the new Cathedral was commenced.#imilar country 120 ar St Gregoire le Grand, had Its institution in that part of the mother house Transferred to Nicolet In - (1ST2, where a fine bullding was con- The Convent of the Assdmptiou was \\structed valued at $200000.Rev.Sister St.~The Hotel Mea, which was saved Meme was the superior of the in- from the flames, was faunded in Jars | SHON lby four sisters who came from the | oe eh ae hi for Hotel nea.st HyAcinthe, Fhe insti | priests of the divcese ot o 1 ted tation grew rapidly, and contains 70 | 5 5 D'enet, an J professed nuis, und twenty novices, Ly Ne pe EL Seon on \u201cRenrenpied (Who devote themselves to the work of | Baril.It was a fine building and attending to the poor.the sick and or- was valued at between $15,000 and phans, and also Tv de outside pursing 520.000.' CA in the town and parish.Tha poor | The old Cathedral wks built in 1831.looke, after by the Institution number end was (or many veare used as the almost two hundred, and of these | parish church until the want of about ninety are orphans.Ths institution has also been the mother house the new church was bulit.THE NICOLET FIRE.\u2014The Hotel Dieu.- for several others of the kind in dif- SHE EEE» @O@NOEEORBRNEERGE ferent parts of the district.® (es The Commercial Academy of Nicolet ( THE LOSS.© vas founded in 1861 by the Res © (® Father Brassard, then parish priest.* New Cathedral .F2n0 000 @ who left the necessary funds for the © Of Cathedral 211222.T0000 © support of the school nastier who was Church furnishings 45.000 ® to teach the children «of the parish © 1 Assomption Convent 320.6000 @® and nelghborhnod the principles of 7» Hospice SU Joseph 30,0600 @® clementary instruction.In 1897 it + Richard's realdence .10,000 ® was turned over to the Christian The loss was partly covered ® Prothers, and has since been greatly © by insurance.® improved Hs grounds and buildings © © * compare favorably with those of ERPAERIDIOD 0000070 00000000000) , = = pape «Meats That Satisfy \u201d\u2019 PURE, WHOLESOME, CLEAN, _ Cooked meats that abd handled with every care and that give satisfaction are LAING\u201d 50 varieties Roasted and Jelliod Meats, suitable for present warm weather.Saves time, trouble and cooking expense.Jeliled Veal per lb.Lo.We Rib Roast Beef per lb.30c Jellled Headcheese, per lb.100 Roast Loin Pork, per lb.80c Jellled Brawn, per lb.120 Roast Chickens, per Ib, soc Jeliied Houks, per !b.15c Roast leg of pork (with Bolled Ham, per lb.30» dressing), per 1b, .80c Roast Ham, per ib.350 PIES FRESH MADE DAILY.Mutton Pies, Pork Pies, Apple Pies, Rhubarb Pies, Mince Pies, finest ingredients, oleanly prepared.SATURDAY SPECIALS, BU R.EGGS.Finest Dalry, Ib.20c Btrictly New Laid Eggs, per Finest East ownships dogen .[11 Creamery, per lb .23¢ Order éariy, MEATS.\u2014 Choice cuts Lamb, Beef and Pork.Largest selection of the finest quality in town.LAING\u2019S RETAIL.STORES, ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.TS THE.IAD \u2014\u2014 SET NN a \"8 Si 103 CRAIG STREET WEST, Corner: of Cote Street, FIRST-CLASS EVERY WAY! Eveleigh\u2019s Traveling Necessaries Warmer Weather Coming.Your Summer trip Is noming up.Get ready In time.Ask our help\u2014have everything you need for outing.Ses our Der ALEXANDRA,\u201d \u201cThe Ladies\u2019 Favorite\u201d Trunk Or the 42 inch Ladies\u2019 Dress Trunk\u2014 packs your dresses neatly.Hat and Bonnet Boxes, with movable reste\u2014tray in cover.Dress Suit Cases\u2014some fine styles.Killarney Rugs\u2014the \u201crale irish.\u201d\u2019 Stateroom Trunks, etc.All new goods.Made with the best materials insite and out.Faultiess workmanship.Come and see us, at ._ 245-247 ST.JAMES STREET J.EVELEIGE & CO, Limited BffAR\u2014FRIDAY.\"JUNE 2.1906.st HORTON VICTIM OF FOUL PLAY Banjo Player Supposed to Have Been Thrown Out of a Saloon and Skull Fractured.At the inquest held to-day into the cause of the death of Charles W.Horton, the colored man, who ated in gaol last Saturday, as the result of a fractured skull, the peyice were instructed by the jury to try and find the person who struck or threw Horton out of à saloon .An open verdict was returned tn the effect that the cause of death was à fracture of the skull which had been inflicted by some unknown person, The evidence showed that the de- ceused, who earned his living by play- Ing a banjo in saloons and at concerts, was arrested on Thursday, June 7, on 4 charge of vagrancy.On coming before the court the next day the Recorder did not think the prisoner was in a position to plead and remanded him to the gaol, where ho died on Saturday.His body was sent to the morgue, where.it was found hy the medical examiners that the man had been probably done tu death.Besides his skull being fractured, he was also suffering from wounds.Coroner McMahon was convinced that the man had met with foul play, but he did not think he had been knocked \u2018larger building became pressing and | PU! for his money as it was shown that he had sold three banjos for drink, and his wife had left him because he did not give her sufficient support.INFANT FOUND IN RIVER Officials \u2018Believe It Was Strangled Before Being Drowned.The body of a male infant, of about seven months, Was found in the river at the foot of Moreau street last night.Around the baby's neck was tied a rope, and from the child's appearance the morgue officials think that the infant was strangled to death before being thrown Into the water.The police are at work unravelling the mystery and an Inquest will be held later, Morgue Improved Motor Car Service, On May 28th, the Canadian Pacific commenced running a motor car service between Montreal, Vaudreuil and intermediate stations, making three trips each way, dally.except Sundays.This novel service has proved so popu- Lir with the suburban residents along the lake front that it has been decided by the Canadian Pacific that, commencing Monday next, that this car will make an extra trip every week day.leaving Windsor station at R.10 a.m.12.20 pm.3.00 pm.and 8.00 p.m.Returning.will leave Vaudreull at 10.20 a.m.1.30 pm.530 pm.and 9.10 p.m.The time taken for the run from Montreal to Vaudreull ts only fifty minutes.Passengers who have travelled on this car speak very highly of it, and many predict that there will be a large number of these carg in operation before long to take care of suburban business.MISS LUGY MAY 802 E.43d 8t., Chicago.the only balr rem i attraction an tively produce ca à ra oo.NOW at all rages threo sizes.y 500.and $1 per bottle,\u2019 For sale and guaranteed by The Lyman Bros.& Co.Ltd.Toronto.Wholesale Distributors.sfr.VERT CLOTHES FOR HOT Weather.Two Piece Suits, light, Prices : $6.50, $10, $12, $15.Satisfaction or Money Back.» \u201cMALE ATTIRE Tritored Cloides | | | | | cool and comfortable.| | Corner Craig and St.Peter Streets.- 336 St.Catherine St.West, Near Victoria Street.61 St.Catherine St.East, Near Theatre Francais, SEASIDE sea.or Careful and experienced pack: NC ( MAINE SUCAR CORN, The best packs In America.BUGAR LOAF SMALL Chillicothe, Ohio.dozen cans.LILAC BRAND dozen cans.PARIS SUGAR dozen ca Maine 20c per can.fering this small lot We guarantee every bottle.& auarts Pontet Canet Claret, 1896.16 pints 8t.Julien Claret.1898 .Maritime Provinces.$15.00 per cane of ons dozen quarts.received.+ i Just FRASER, VIGER & CC., Italian Wareheus6, Established 1856.All orders for Town and Country ties proceeding to any summer resor ee van have their lists filled on short notice.Everything of the best at reasonable prices.CORN\u2014Extra quality, ns.PARIS SUCCOTASH-\u2014Extra quality, $2 per dosen cans.which we are anxious to clear for ready large shipment now landing per C.P.R.88.Lake Michigan.STORES.receive prompt attention.Fami.in Canada, by mountain, stream FRASER.VIGER & CO.MAINE SUCCOTASH (Corn and Lima Beans), SUCAR LOAF, SMALL CREEN LIMA BEANS GREEN LIMA BEANS\u2014Fancy quality.packed at Sweet and tender, 20c per can.$2 per dozen cans.1.OAF LIMA BEANS\u20142 per can.$2 per dogen cans.LILAC BRAND SUGAR CORN-\u2014Finest Maine pack.20c per can, $2 per SUCCOTASH\u2014Finest Maine pack.20c per can.$2 per Maine pack.?0c per can.$2 per packed at Paris, Oxford Countx FRASER.VIGER & CO.Importers Here Is a small lot of 31 cases, six Quart and 16 pint bottles.RED and WHITE BORDEAUX WINES money\u2014té make room for à We are of- At a Special Discount of Ten Per Cent.for cash.subject to the wines remaining in stock, when order is received, Here they are: CLARETS and SAUTERNES Shipped by .BOSHAMER, LEON & CO.BORDEAUX.- C-ARETS.Price per case.3 cases St.Entephe.1898 .Pints .no 1 case St.Emilion.1898 .0\u2026.\u2026.Quarts 850 1 case St.Julien, 1R98 .Pints .Te 1 case Pontet Canet.1898 .Quarts .15,00 4 cases Pontet Canet.1R98.Pints cers .WHITE WINES.1 case Graves Buperieure, 1895.Quarts .6.00 4 cases Graves Superieure, 1896 .Pints .Te 2 canes Barmac, 1896 .Quarts .bd Bb cases Barsac.1886 .Pints \u2026.150 8 cases Sauterne.1R96 .Quarts .$18 2 cases Sauterne - .Pinte LLL, J 2 camer Haut Sauterne, 1895 ,.Quarts .; 2 cases Haut Sauterne, 1896 .Pinte Lo 10.00 > All less 10 per cent.discount.LOOSE BOTTLES.LL ace = At $3.00 per Aozen At $3.90 per dozen Less 10 per cent.discount for cash.And all orders to the value nf 325 or more, delivered free by freight train to any station or steamboat landing in Ontario.Quebec, or the COMTE ROGER DE BEAUMANOIR Carte D'Or, Extra Dry, Champagne.In quart bottles only.A shipment in quart bottles uf this very superior High Class Wine THE NORDHEIMER BUILDING, 207, 209 & 211 St.James Streot, HONTERAË LA ESPANIOLA Panetefas LA VENTANA Panetelas The Summer Smoke.\u201d | BOCK Y GA Panetelas HENRY CLAY Paneotelas \u201cA cleaner, lighter smoke\u2019 From a warmer, brighter clime.\u201d E.A.GERTH = .Cigar Merchant, 9 St Catherine St.West Guif Report.| Quebec, June 22\u2014Cape Chatte, rain-, ing.strong northeast wind, in 6 a.m.two master steamer.i Cape Ray.viear, calm, in yesterday 3.30 p.m.Tonlan Low T'oint, clear, west wind, in yesterday.7 p m.Uhr.Knudsen; out yes- | terday.5.80 pm, Restigouche.Point Amour.cloudy, east wind, Inj vosterday 3 pan.three master Leyland liner.remodelled or repaired | Jewellery R.Hemaley, 255 St.James.mem promptly.special Notice.buying 6 piano get the best.Fee say Mason & Risch is Canada\u2019's best.See assortment of latest styles received by Leach Plano Co, 560 Catherine 8iree\u2019 .wesl, between \\ THE SAILORS DEFEATED.The Y .A.C.A.played the team of the SS Canada, at the baseball park on, Wednesday evening, and the \u201ctars\u201d display d more than novice form, their forwards playing a swift passing game.During the first half Y.M.C.A.were unahle to score.At half time, Kinlock changed the forward line of the home The attacl: was then continued tean: and It was not long before Jamieson scored The: satlors, howev mme- diately rettirhed the compH .The Y M.\u2018 A, then broke away again,and from a spinndid -pasé from Stead-man, Robinson put it ropgh.From this on the visitors\u2019 goal-keaper was kept busy, and Dow had mahy attempts frustrated.but he worked bard.Before4aime _ was called the Y.M.C.A.secured two Stanley and Drummond streets, ara \u201cadditional goals; thus \u2018Wishing by.four goals to one, 8t.Cunegonde Trouble Revived.As the result nf an action in dame ages taken a year agn by John E.Matthews against ' P.Fablen, then mayor of St.Cunegonde, for damaging state ments alleged to haves been made by him with regard to an electric light plant installed by the plaintiff, the defendant in that suit has brought action against the plaintiff for the sum of $1,999.He alleges that In the former action, which was withdrawn by the plaintiff shortly after it .came to tria), charges affecting his honor were made, and also that he was at some expense to prepare a defence, for all of which he claims aa .He ls represented by Mesarg: el al and Landry.4 Theo Montreal Pall 8 wbilabed at, 143, i 7 _ ames $e.Muntren er EEE 3 | : ï + J .- § | 2 { | [} 4 « "]