The Montreal daily star, 27 juillet 1906, vendredi 27 juillet 1906

[" A ; ns - SUCCESSFUL ADVERTISERS\u2019 : io 0% 1 sip rnd GIRCULATION OF STAR SAYINGS: \u2014 WEATHER vonty The Star to, roach English.FORECAST, Last Weeks: Dally «367,678 \u201cspeaking people.The Star is read Last Weeks Weekly à 128,950 \u201cby everybody.\u201d FAIR .; , Of J.i.Blumenthal & Sons, Men's CL 7 Total last week 496,625 and Boys\u2019 Clothing, Montreal.= = - : \\ VOL.XXXVIIL, No 178 .MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1906.PRICE ONE CENT.IMPERIALISTS RAISE OUTCRY AGAINST PROPOSED PROGRAMME GRANTING AUTONOMY TO THE TRANSVAAL + Kipling in the Breach With Transvaal Progressives to Other Colonies\u2014The End of British Dominion in South Africa.ian Associated Press.London, July 27.\u2014The Transvaal Pro- ive delegates now in England.Lave issued an appeal to their fellow- colonists of other British colonies.1* asserts that this is a critical moment in the 1\u2019 \"ory of South Africa, as well &# of Greu* Britain.After t-e gieat loss in :oney and human Life, distur»- ance to trade and commerce consequent upon a long war, Great Britalu has more at :*-\"e now in that continent than at any time in her past history, even at such a critical period os that of its retrocesgion to the Transvaal in 1881 \u201cThen we not a territory stretching from the Zambesi to Table Bay.The Orange Free State was an independent Republic and our interests are more important to-day.Any peril to the permanence of _rit- ish Institutions in South Africa meaas the dismemberment of the empire, if through mistaken magnaminity on the part of the British Government the Transvaal should have a Dutch administration and the Orange River Cal- ony be given practical independence for there would not be five British repr»- sentatives in the legislature of the Orange River colony.The future of the flag and of all that British civilization means would be the mc-est gamble.\u201c Every colony in the empire must be awalting with intense anxiety the announcement of the Prime Minister next Tuesday in the House of Commons, as to the details of the new constitution for responsible government to be given the Transvaal.There is reason tn fear that safeguards which the Government will include in the constitu- oni will mot be sufficient to prevent a ~ Winistration in the hands \u201c men.representative and responsihle admin- istratio: in country lately won by the sword, from being contrefled by the same ministers who acted for Kruger in one of the most reactionary administrations of modern times and wno denied equal rights to all white men.\u2018It is impossible to believe that any colony in the .)mpi# would not insist so far as their influence by an appeal may have on tho British government.on mgking absolutely secupe to the \u20acrown our new colonies threugh a1- of British \u201cThe volce of the colonists noi: ev:n more than during the war can asc!se in bringing about such a decision on the part of this government in keeping with such past liberal traditions az were included in Lord Durham's re- Paru which, while establishing equal rights, demanded British government.\u201d PROTEST OF THE EMPIRE BARD.Adopting the view largely henl by the British in South Africa, and by many at home, that the Gov- srnment's promised gramt of responsible Government to the Transvaal means the retrocession of the country to the Roers, Rudyard Kipling onntributes to the Standard a poem of six stanzas, depicting the colonists as being shamefully and jugglingly sold into bondage, and appealing to Great Britain to prevent it.\u2018The following are extracts from the poem:\u2014 \u201cThe shame of 2 Majuba Hill Lies heavy on our iine, But here is shame completer still, And England makes no sign, Unchallenged in the market place oO om, chosen land, Jur leaders pass our rule and race, Into the stranger's hand.a great price you loosed the yoke, eath which our brethren lay, A VICTIM OF LEVEL CROSSING Unknown Man Mangled at the Guy Street Crossing of the Grand , Trunk, Another was added to-day to the long list of accident\u2019 victims.About elght o'clock a man,whose identity has not yet been discovered, was struck by & train at the Guy street crossing on\u2019 the Grand Trunk Railway and almost instanfly killed.The Notre Dame Hospital ambulance «as called.but the unfortunate man died before reaching the Institution.His head was almost cut in two, ohe hand was severed, and the body wis terribly cut and torn.The victim lies at the Morgue awaiting identification.He is a man of about 25 years of age, dressed like a working man.There was nothing on his person to give any clue to identity.In the pockets was found only a ticket to Otterburn Park and some street car tickets.Punished for Cruelty to Horse.Five dollars or twenty days was the penalty for William Fanson to-day in the Recorder's Court, on a charge of cruelty to his horse.Fanson was accused of having driven the anim-1 when there were two open sores on its back, which unfitted it for wor .SICK HEADACHE Positively cured these Little Pi id SMALL MLL, SMALL DOSE.SMALL PMCE, S Ganvine Must Bear ns Fac-Simile Signature 5 rors REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.Another Poem\u2014Appeal From Your dead that perished \u2018twas broke Are scarcely dust to-day.Think you, ye freed them at that price,\u2014 Wake, or your toll is vain, \u2018ur rulers jugglingly devise To sell them back again.ere \u201cFack to the ancient bitterness, Ye ended once for all; Back to oppression none may guess Who have not borne its thrall.Eack to the slough of their despond, Helots anew held rast.\u201d by England's seal upon the bond As helots to the last.\u201d \u201cWhat Is their Bin that they are made Rebellion\u2019s lawful prey?This is their sin,\u2014that oft betrayed They did not oft betray;\u2014 That to their hurt they kept thelr vows That for their faith they died, God help thee, children of our House Whom England hath denied.\u201cBut we,\u2014what god shall turn Doom\u2014 What blessing dare we claim, Who slay a nation in the wood To crown a trickster's game?Who come before amazed mankind, Forsworn in party feud And search the forms of Law to bind Our blood to servitude.our \u201cNow.even now.before men learn How near we broke our trust, Ncw, even now.ere we return Dominion to the dust: Now, ere the gates of mercy close Forever 'gainst the line, That sells itn sons to serve its foes Wil England make no sign™ The Standard offsets the ppem by printing conspicuously its own infor- mution that the Government's scheme.which has not vet been divulged, secures a majority of British representatives In the proposed Transvaal Legislative Assembly.A CANADIAN PROTESTA Canadian correspondent of the same journal says that Canadians are watching with the keenest intorast events in South Africa.Having taken part in the Boer war, they feel they have earned the right to be heard in the destinies of these colonies.He says the question is.whether thd Emn- pire will hang together or fall into separate nationalities.If the question raised by Africa is to be separation.why all the perial eftort In the past?If Aust à is.to go her way.why for a hundred years have the colonists been allowed \u2018to go there under a faise impression that they were still going to be undar the durm-.inion of the British flag?.Canada was t proud to stay ina partnership where she was not wanted.Why had we encouraged three generations of men and women cver there in the belief that they are British subjects.They are necessary to the flag and the flag Is necassary to them.If South Africa is tv go her own way.why call Canadian soldiers to go half round the world to face direase and death and disastrous and bicody war?French-Canadlans a century ago could have been citizens of the United States, but chose to maintain with their lives the British flag In Canada.What will they think if-we are on the verge of a crisis.let Britain begin again to think imperiai- | ly and she will be loyally secorded by Canada.HENKLE PLAYED BUYING JEWELLER White Representing Himself as a Morrisburg Tradesman He Got Several Rings, \u2014 Charged with stealing an amount of Jewellery from two prominent jewellers of the city, Harry Henkle, who says that he comes from Morrisburg, Ont, was brought up this morning before Judge Choquet and remanded for trial until Thursday next.Henkle put in.a plen of not guilty, He was arrested yesterday by Deteotives Connors and Boulard, of Chief Carpenter\u2019s staff.Henkle presented :himself as a jeweller from the town of Morrisburg,and he statéd that he wished to buy some stock.He was in the store of William Pitts, \u2018jeweller, 8t.James street.from where he is accused of stealing two watch.movements.Later he went to Willlam :Bromley's jewellery establishment.on Cralg street cast, and while pricing rings slipped four of them into his et.Henkle is also charged with Baving tried to pass a bogus cheque for $185 in the Pitts store.BERESFORD TO RESIGN.Admiral Disapproves of the Recent y Changes Made by Admiralty, - London, \u2018July 27.\u2014The Malta dorre- À sr ondent of the Tribune sayy Vide- Admiral Charles Beresford 1s about to resign the command of the Mediterranean fleet, and that Rear Aâmira) Sir Asshetch Curzon Howe will probably succeed him.+ The paper suggests that Lord Beres- ford'\u2019s resignation is owing to his disapproval of the recent policy of, the Admiralty, which, among other things, reduced the Im] oe of the Mediterranean flee! ; ; CHAUCER WiNS TO-DAY.Famous Liverpool Oup Won by Danny; Maher\u2019s Mount.Epecial Cable to The Montreal Btar.Lonon, July 37.\u2014Chaucer, ridden by Maher, won the Liverpool Cup at Liverpool to-day.Velocity was second, and Dinneford was third Cha : ot .Velocity, at to, ras\" Dinne .Re SUCCESS ATTENDING EFFORTS OF CZAR Ç Revolutionary Forces are Becoming Dissipated before Government\u2019s Influence PROGRAMME OF STOLYPIN New Council Will Not Be Entirely Composed of Bureaucrate\u2014The Rossia\u2019s Appeal.St.Petersburg July 27\u2014The Emperor Is apparently convinced that he took the right course in suppressing Parliament.A member of the nobility enjoying personal relationk with the Sovereign and who saw the Emperor yesterday stated that His Majesty displayed exceptionally high spirits.Two weeks ago, when he saw the Emperor, he seemed to be under a great mental strain over the situation.But, with \u201cParliament off his hands\u201d and the Government again free to pursue its own policy, a great burden appeared to be lifted from his shoulde The original plan of creating advisory council, the Emperor aving broken down Premier Stolypin\u2019s purpose, is to form a reorganized Cabinet containing non-bureaucratic elements which will be able to introduce the policy of \u201cstrong-handed reform\" proclaimed by the Government, He has secured tentative acceptances from M.Guchkoff, the prominent moderate member of the Moscow Zemstvo; Prince Georgi Ev- gororovich Lvoff, of Tula; Prince Nikolai Nikolaievich Lvoff, of Saratov; and M.Stakovich, of Orel; upon the condition that no less than half the portfolios are to be given to non- bureaucrats and that a \u201cbroad, con- cillatory programme of reform\u201d will be proclaimed in the hope of calming the population.Some of these with whom M.Stolypin ls negotiating are insist- Ing that the programme must include an unequivocal declaration tn favor of placing the Jews and all other inhabitants on an equal footing before the law.Running parallel with these liberal promises, M.Stolypin has issued another circular to the Governors instructing them to keep close watch on the population tp prevent meetings tending to lawless acts, and giving them authority te expel dangerous characters and arrest persons belong- Ing to revolutionary parties, and when found in possession al fneriminating documents to \u201cexile mL.the uttermost limits of the Trans- Caucasia bas been pl ca under fa state of exceptional security.\u201d The official Rossia,;in a rather pathetic leading article t ay.summons the people who really i to see Russia regenerated to abandon their indifferent attitude toward the revolution and strike hard for the Government \u201cwhich » openinæ the doors.ke an era of re- orm.\u2019 The decision regarding.the proposed | general strike is still in the balance.The conferences of the Jeaders are bo- ing greatly hampered by the activity of the police, who all day yesterday and last night houndgf{ them from place to place.The-Hôpé; 4£ the leaders being able to, bring about a genuine coup d'etat, however, | ishing.The reports of the supp \u201cthat was expected from the army s \u2018disappointing and a certain fainth teanens is noticeahle among the leaders, uced by fear of failure in the face\u2019df the imposihg array of the Governmeft's mHitary forces.A section of the Constitutional Demn- crats hag withdrawn from all parti- pation in the conspiracy not being ready to sanction the opening of civil war, Half a dozen Government spies wern found dead In the industrial section of St.Petersburg this morning, political assassinations are increasing in Poland and small strikes are reported to have been - declared in many places in the provinces but the peasant movement, à BELOVED PRIEST ~~ PASSES AWAY Rev.Father Leclaire Died Last Night at the Hotel Dieu.AFTER LENGTHY ILLNESS Deceased Priest Was Formerly Connected With St.Ann\u2019s and St Patrick\u2019s Parishes.The Rev.M.W.Leclaire, P.8.8.| died last night at the Hotel Dieu.The cause of death was a general decline from which the rev.gentleman had been suffering for some years.He was in the 69th year of his age.The body of the deceased will be at the Hotel Dieu till 4 o'clock on Sunday afternoon, when it will be removed to Notre Dame Church.The funeral will take place on Monday morning at 8 o'clock.The deceased priest was very well known to the Catholics of Montreal\u201d having labored amongst them for the greater part of his ministry; and though of French origin, was especisl- ly well known and beloved by the Irish Catholics of the city.For mapy years he was connected with St.Ann's parish, and St.Patrick's, where be ranked with the late Fathers Dowd and Toupin in the hearts of the faithful.His death will, therefore, be a cause of very sincere regret not only to the Irish Catholics of Montreal in general, but also to the countless numbers who came in contact with the gentle and devoted priest.BORN IN ONTARIO.Father Leclaire was born at North Lancaster, Ont., in 1827.ter receiving a rudimentary education in the primary school of his native place, he was sent to the Montreal College where he made the regular classical course with great success.His boyish ambitions pointing to the ministry as his vocation in life he at once entered the his course and completed his studies in philosophy and theology.After his ordination to the priesthood in 1861 at Rome he was appointed to St.Ann's\" parish and there began his lifelong work amongst the Irish Catholic population of Montreal.From St.Anns parish he was removed tp St.Patrick's ir.1869, and succeeded in endearing himself to the faithful of his new, charge as he had done to those of the old, Father Leclaire also spent a few years at Oka as pastor.SUMMONED TO ROME.About twenty years ago, the deceased priest was summoned to Rome, where he remained for some fiftesn years.Among the responsible positions which he held in the Eternal CH was that of superior of the Cana College.Failing health, however, coms, ed hién to give up this honorab) Ppe position which he had filled with dip iinguished ability, and about four years ago he returned to Montreal to \u2018die.Rut though of an always delicate constitution,\u2019 Father Leclaire possessed a remarkable fund of vitality and energy and In spite of his iN-health, he was able to assume the directorship of the Bt.Patrick's orphan asylum on \u2018His return, and he continued to hold it almost up to the time of his death.For the last vear Father Leclalre's \u2018health continued to grow gradually worse and his death has been expected fo: several months.It will.however, céme none the lesa am a shock to the many who had known and loved him.asta so far as the reports show, is no gathering headway.Half of the Sem- inoveky Guard Regiment has been sent to Cronstadt in view of the ugly temper of the sallors there.The People\u2019s Store Special from One of Our \u201cPoetical HD.\u201d Homirers.The praise of love and maidens gay Has ever been the poet's rule; More practical my humble lay, I sing of cotton, silk and wool.And after ail love's but a dream\u2014 A phantom sprite\u2014and nothing more Not so the burden of my théme, The treasures of John Allan's store.Here's value in Men's Furnishing line, o meet the taste and purse of all; Where beauty, strength and style combine o suit the cot and Jordly haïl.- The prices, too, are cut so keen, No wonder round us peoples pour, And vow the like has ne'er been Been, Such bargains at John Allan's 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the quantity we sell.$10.00 SUIT SALE - NOW.ON :.228 ST.JAMES.STREET.4 worse,\u201d Grand Seminary on the conclusion of } THE RECORDER'S WEDDING PRESENT Bride to Be Arrested for Drunkenness Gets Liberty on Plea of Fiancee.There was a touch of romance to-day in the Recorder's Court, and at the same time, a whole iot of pathos, when a woman named Nellie Murray was brought up to answer to a charge of drunkenness.Constable Miller found the woman last night on Latour street, hopelessly drunk.\u201cI am going to be married.\u201d said the young prisoner, as she stood in the docket facing the judge, with every mark of shame and remorse on her features.\u2018The Recorder looked a little startled, but the man who is to be the woman's husband went up to ths witness box and pleaded for her.\u201cY will take hér for better or for he declared.\u201cI will make her a better woman.\u201d \u201cThen for your wedding present, I will discharge this woman,\u201d sald His Honor, not to be outdone.Always 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Causes Wreck of Westbound St.Louis and San Francisco Train.Springfield, Mo., July 27.\u2014Thirty persons were Injured, two of them fatally, in the partial wreck of a westbound St.Louis and San Francisco passenger train last night.The fatally injured are R.J.\" Thorp, o o Monticello, Mo,, and Mrs.Kate Shelt: The accident wag caused by a defective switch.Three coaches passed over in safety, but the fourth left the track and turned over.This coach contained about sixty passengers, and all of them suffered slight Injuries.Two sleeping cars did not leave the tracks.Prices start at 85c.The handling of office routine has been twice revolutionized in the direction of simplicity and speed.First, by the introduction of vertical filing.Second, by our simplification of vertical filing methods.Library Bureau of Canada, Ltd.Originators of Vertical Filing, 296 St.James Street.Telephone Main 3669 ELEVATOR REPAIR Cerner ef Latour and DYNAMIC MACHINE VON Phone Muin ES LT.Man Wants Comfort This hot weather, and our soft bosom shirts are the coolest and most comfortable we know of for summer wear.hundred and one different patterns to choose from, with every one new and exclusive.shirts you don\u2019t know what shirt comfort you have missed.R.J.TOOKE \u201cTHE LAST OF OUR mer Suits - LINED OR UNLINED They = were $12.00, $13.50, $15.00, $16.50, $18.00.You-can have your choice for O.Every garment fitted.Satisfaction or money back.ATTIRE Toilorad Cloibes Corner Craig and St.Peter Streets.3386 St, Catherine Street West, near Victoria Street; 61 St.Catherine Street East, near Theatre Francais.There are a If you haven't.tried R.J.Tooke's 177 St.James Street 493 St.Catherine Street West 473 St, Catherine Street East OO + $5.00 $10 & $12 Panamas, all selling at $s.| \u201c$250.2661 ST.remises srnpsT CE Men's Hats Only.\u201cx, ~4, MONTREAL * Genuine Panama { - à | Attendanie, 1,200 \u201c Toronto .030002090x\u2014 5 R& 2 |.Rochester ! ! 01Du100:0- 4 86 3 > Batteries \u2014 Walters and Rteslman: Mitchell and Wood, Umpire, Conahau 4 pas EE ob AYE THE MONTREAL DAILY\u2019 SFAR\u2014FRIDAY, JULY 27.1906.Lacrosse - BROCKET PROVED PUZZLE AND SHUT OUT ROYALS Bannonites Rallied a Little in Eighth But Needed Hit Failed .To Materialize\u2014 Two Visitors a Double Plays by the Brockett proved inaccessible to the Royals throughout the game yesterday, the ouly time they got two consecutive hits off hw dellvery being in the sighth, when with Hartman on third and Maub on secund, as the result of two singles, Leroy went 1o bat and bunted, making the third out.For seven Inntnzs, Montre dd gol a man on second ai au, double | plays in the thrid andy fifth cutting | thom off, when they sedined to have | | never a chance lu uegotiate the half way Station.Leroy pliched fair ball, but Le was listless and did not seen tu care whethgr he-won or uot, and his apathy tainted the fleld somewhat.Buffalo's | first run was sarned, McAllister singl- | ed in the third, stole second, made | third on Nattress's out, and came home | un Gettman\u2019p double.} With oae'yone in the fifth, Hartman | fumbled MoAlhsters\u2019 grounder, but! Brockeit flled to Wagner.Then Leroy | decided to pass Nattress for sone un- | Known reasun, with (ettman coming | right next.Jake lined out one goud | for three bags, sending two inn | Huelsman, generally su reliable, | was responsible for the next rally.Af- | ter McConnell had got a lucky double, Corcoran put out a sky scraper In the same direction.have got st, but Huelsman insisted that it way his bail, and lat it drop through tjs wi t Then recovering the ball, hu threw tv the plate to try und | catch McConnell, but instead threw noi high that Raub nad to throw bis tit! at it iv prevent Ît from geing to the | grand stand and scoring Corcoran, | Wiedensaul would who was pulled up at third.Even! then, Leruy made no move to cover the plate, und had it not been 1vr got home.This ended the scaring, though the Royals made a determined stand in the eighth, but It was tou late, and as ' Connor's run in, Corcuran could have | ! to supply a hit noted Leroy failed when'it was much needed.Tommy Raub's sharp throw te frst cut off | chances for the Bisons twice though | \u201cthe last tire Wiedensaul had to taks | a hand in to pull off he play syucess- | fully.McAllister's throwing to second was absolutely perfect, and succeeded every time.The score: MONTREAL.AB.R.HPO A E Joyce, LI.4 0 0 4 6 0 Weidensaui, Ib.4 0 1 1 4 0 Wegner, Ib, .4 0 0 2 2 2 Connor, lb.3 0 1018 =: 0 Huelsman, r.f.\u2026.2 bé 0 1 # 2?G.Bannon, ef.3 0 0 1 tu Hartman, ss.2 ¢ 2 0 1 1 Raub, ¢.ccovvee 30 1 4 3 nm Leruy, p.reee0e 2 0 @ 1 1 \u20ac Totals .27 -0 6 27 13 35 BUFFALO.AB.R H.PO A E Nattress, ss .4 1 1 3 3 0, Gettman, cf.ù.4 0 3 2 0 0 White, If.3 6 0 3 0 0 Murruy, rf.\u2026.\u2026.3 60 60 1 0 6 Smith, 2b.+1.4 0 0 3 2 0 McConnell, 3b.,.8 1 L 8 0 à Corcoran, venus à 0 + 6 1 O MoAllister, c.coq 4° 2 1 7 2 \u20ac Brockett, .p.ops te 0 0 2 3 +4 Totals .\u2026\u2026 .83 4 7 27 10 9 Score by innings: \u2018Montreal +.0600000000 Buffalo .«.010210004 .SUMMARY.Two base hits, Gettman, McConnell: three base hit, Gettman, sacrifice hits, Leroy, Gettman; stolen bases, Gettmaa McAllister.Corcoran, double plays, Smith to Nattress to McConnetl, Nattre*s to Smith to McConnell, struck out, av Brockett, 5, by Leroy, 3; firat base oa balls, off Brockett, 2, off Leroy.e va pres na Le PA or co en Bd POS ens [CER pr > \u2019 ; # « - ER TNT * - ee = ge uonTakL STAR: PUB.CO, cf Limited), Proprietors.- ts fin the United Staten.Eastern F ik cast of Pittsburg and Buffalo, Db, A.Carroll, Tribune Buliding.New ork, Western Divison, \\-.Y.Perry, Tribune ou 9 a ee m Toronto.M.W.McGillivray, 4 , 46 Kiny street west.Toronto.Agent in Manitoba, Ewskstchewan, Alberta und British Columbia, -R.Kenneth Lindsay, 81] Union Bank Bulldiug, Winnipeg, Manitoba.Ufficea in Great Britain.Tarry's Theatre Wullding, 106 Strand.London, W, C., Eng- Agents Cie, Pari Circulation of The Star.in France, Mayence, Favre and 5 | ! 1 WEEK ENDING JULY 21ST, 1906.MONDAY .+ .60,480 TUESDAY .+ Ie .60,486.WEDNESDAY , 4 .60,473 THURSDAY .60487 FRIDAY .+ + .60393 SATURDAY .65356 TOTAL .+\u2019.367,675 Dally Average FE .61,279 Weekly tar Last Wask .128,950 CIRCULATION OF THE STAR 406 625 DAILY AND Wi FKLY Lis wWhEK, 9 One issue of the Daily and Weekly Star Aggregates 189,000 From the above figures are excluded weveral thousand subscriptions regard- md as more or less ephemeral.FRIDAY, JULY 27th, 1908.\u2014\u2014 ONE ALDERMAN RETURNS.Ex-Ald.Vallleres has returned from @ European tour with the impression that Montreal would be a fine city if it had civilized pavements.It has pressive buildings; it has some magni- JHvent residential streets; it has splendid parks:\u2018but lis streets would dis- race a decaying village.That is the one thing which first #trikes a Montrealer returning home from a tour among other cities, whether on this continent or In Europe; and it must inevitably be the first impression received by a citizen of another, city visiting Montgeal.Yet hoihing Is a better standard by which to judge the municipal vitality of a ity than {ts streets.They are the jespecial care of the municipality, and [they are constantly used by the peo- le; consequently the greatest amount fot public pressure will be brought to [pear upon the civic authorities to: keep then In order, and they ought, therefore, to present the high water mark pi munitfpai\"emMtténcy.When a visitor finds a city badly jin- wpaved, he knows that it is badly run.\u2018A broken and dirty street ls an ad- jvertilsement lald under the eyes of all- jromers that this city has little public ppirit and is poorly served by its muni- ripnl councH.>.Now a man on the Eookout for a place to invest capital, va Ripa 8b uD.such a OktX 8p he.would ~~ ny -oMeer badly governed community; * 40 move.with his family.would wi LY nl sdogrée.©.moore or two uf \u201cplyas\u201d or daughters cok - @nd A man casting about for a place at once cross the name \u2018of that town off ths llpt-of.the \u2018\u2019possibles.\u201d We might dy well maintain a miasmic swamp Within the city Mihits; or so weaken oër police protectfon that \u201chooligan- sm\u201d became a nightly menace to the best districts.\u2018 To ptit oud money in splendid office buildings.In stately residences, in great Industries and in airy stores: ¢nd then depreciate the value of our fpyestments for lack of a little more money spent on street cleaning and treet paving, is colossal sfupidity.The Firat business of our public spirited men Bhould be .to see that Montreal gets good streets.~ That nought to he made the Initial Item In the municipal programme.All other things might well be subordinated to this Herculean la- tor until it ts accomplished.It is the most pressing need to-day on our janunicipal horizon.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE TROUBLES OF A KING.King Slasowath, that merry monarch bf Cambodia, who recently arrived in Paris.and made an after-dinner speech the occasion for requesting France to \u2018go over to England with him and tuke he \u2018\u2019dgtféü country.\u2019 has troubles nf his own: There are heathen rulers who marry protusely, but In most cases the ptrjionhial ventures are purely vol- 4 .on\u2018thelr part.However, the sinwr{ttefy\u2019 Jaw and custom which j berves = Ahe place of A con or Btfiuleny for Cambodia makes a certain amount ofunarriage ns com- ee Duley as the duty of \u201cbossing\u201d the À Lnpllon.© Df course, \u201ccompulsion\u201d cau- not B& strictly applied to an absolute monarch.but \u2018\u2018noblesse oblige.\u201d Ha has to marry a sort of Cambodian Douma.When he comes to the throne he must marry three princesses of.thé highest royal blood, wha wil] told the rank of queens.Then he must take to wife ten other damsela of high degree, mora or less of royal bicod.These aie wives of the second Then he gathers unto himself ot ministers.To prevent undue ministerial influence in the royal household, the King also marries a like number, of *\u201cmeyous,\u201d or daughters of councillors.The common people cannot be overlooked, so the King acquires à few wo; of ladles called \u201ctrakaus,\u201d or Wits In the Bfth degree, who are born ot untitled subjects.\u201d OF course, the King himself cannot undertake to keep -\u2014 euch-en ermy of wivas in order with: out, assistance, And does not always \u201c know tham apart: a0 ha has his household supervised by three widows of \u2018noble famhy, stately dames of age and avlemnity not given to practicing or CNL Vo permitting too much frivolity.No won.det the poor man wants to go over and \u201cwhale\u201d England or do anything else 10 take his mind off Bis.doméstic trcubles.His political affalfy are kindly taken care of for him by France, Cambodia having been a French pro- teclorate since 1864.\u201d ALARM IN SOUTH AFRICA.It 13 apparent that the Soutfi African \u201cProgressives\u201d are nervous over the new scheme for the self-government of the Transvaal \u2018which the Campbeil- Bannerman Ministry will introduce next Tuesday.They have issued an appa, practically, to the other Colon- fsts, tu protest aguinst the undolng of the work thelr volunteers helped to du at so terrible a cost during the Boer War; and even Mr.Rudyard Kipling has been Inspired to Iinterpose with one of his political poems-\u2014a weapon whica always wounds his poetic reputation whatever 11 may do te \u201cthe enemy.\u201d The London Standard, which prints Kipling'> prein, adds a pacifying stat- ment on Its own account to the effect that it understunds that the new Guv- ernment scheme will keep the Government of the Transvaal in British hands.Mr.Richard Jebb, of the London Post, sent us à letter a few days ago, that our readers will recall, in which he painted out that the real seat of peril was not the Transvaal but the orange River Colony.If entire self-govern- nent were conferred upon this cuin- munity, it would \u201cinean,\u201d he says, \"the handing over of this province to the very coterig ul Boer irreconciteables who forced the old Free State into th: war and remain to-day the bitterest enemies of the ideals for *which we fought.\u201d Mr.Jebb\u2014who is a thorough Im- perfallst and an experienced investiga- tor\u2014is nat so alarmed, however, about the Transvaal.He says that \u201cin the Transvaal, the British population is large enough to take care of Itself, and shows a widespread desire for a change ol Government.There are \u2018certain questions, especially that of Chinese labor, which no longer can be dealt with satisfactorily under the Crown Colony system.But, in the Orange River Colony, there are no such burning questions, and the British popula- ton Is in a hopeless minority (about 49,000 to 120,000).The \u201cProgressives\u201d are entirely within the rights of the \u2018new understanding,\u201d out of which may some day grow a pew British Imperial constitution, in appealing to the other Colonists on this Colonial question.No British Ministry can have a mandate to reverse the results of the late war.Britain asked in that struggle for the assistance of the Colonies\u2014an assistance which was freely and enthusiastically given\u2014and Britain cannot ndw In honor make the results of that titanic effort of no effect \u201cwithout ask- Ing the consent of the same sister communities to which she then appealed for military cooperation.And if such consent were asked, it would most certainly be refused.If It was necessary seven years ago for .men front all over the Empire to die on the fields of -South Africa in order to ake British supremacy secure in that area, it must still be necessary to maintain that supremacy when it can be done by the simple process of leaving an act of Parliament unwritten.On the other hand, the self-govern- ing Colonies have great faith In the healing power of self-government.Nuathing so dangerously irritates a mixed community, striving toward a better mutual understanding, than the constant intervention of the Imperial Government, which seldom understands and is too often the dupe of a nolsy few.So soon as Britain can give the South Africans self-government with safety.it should do so; and the sooner thls time comes, the sooner will the scars of the war be forgotten.But no risk should be taken of re-arining Boer ambition; and not a single British colonist should be sacrificed on the altar of reconciliation.We all desire a permanent peace; but {t must be the \u201cpax Britannicura\u201d\u201d ES There are some people in the vicinity of New York who should have a lot of money coming to them.There is a raliway which has heen \u2018doing\u2019 them out nf à mile and seven-elghths every trip for forty years.A recent re- measurement of the distance between the Brooklyn terminal of the Long Island Railroad .and the statlon at Bay- ville.showed that it was only forty- nine miles and one-eighth, whereas it had been counted as fifty-one miles, and passengers charged accordingly ever since the road was bulit.It ia Just a questinn whethar the company had better try to raise tha money to pay or give the overcharged passengers and thelr heirs the railroad for the amount of the rebate due.\u2014 ON NEWSPAPERS.(Thomas A.Edison in Pearson's.) Looking over the whole country, 1 have come to the conclusion that the greatest factor In our progress has been the newspaper press.Russia is much bigger than this country in every way.8ha has a tremendous population and Immense natural resources.Yet she Is fifty times slower.Why?Because she lacks the power of a free press.She cannot unite or harmonise her forces.But when we want to do anything the naws- papers take It up.Everybody reads tha newspapers.everybody knows the situation, and we all act together.DENATURED ALCOHOL.{London Free Press.) The Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Asso- riatlon.at a meeting In Toronto.on Thursday.approved of a resolution urging the withdrawal from bond of denatured Alcohol uty free for use In industrial en- terprire.\u2018This is a question which the Government must face at the next mes- sion of Parliament If Canada Is to stay in the procession.Few understand the extent to which denatured alroho!l can be used in the line of manufacturing.It can be used in the manufacture of the following articles: Aniline colors and dyen.hats (stiff and straw), electrical APparatus.transparent soap.furnitura picture mouldings.\u2019 burial caskets.cabl- net work, passenger cars, planoy, organs, whips.tops, rattan goods, lead pencils.brushes.waggons, boots and shoes.smokeless powder, fulminate of mercury, brass beds.gas and electric light fixtures, varioùr kinds of metal hardware.Incandescent mantels, photographic materials, celluloid and similar articles.The cotton growers of the South say that with free alcohol they can make cotton Into a product that so closely resembles silk that our ladies canndt tell them apart.About a year amo an American official said A ae more that the rallsoads of the country would give a8 millon dollars for a patent that woulg_ enable them to run light loco tives on branch lines with small traîfie- and huatle in the live stock of the farmers on these lines to the main line of, to use a rallroad phrase, \u2018\u2018assemble the stock.\u201d It now seems lkely that denatured alochol will be the fuel used for running these trains, One or mere of which are already used experimentally.Jt 1e needless te ray that with alcohol at 20 cents, for which experts at Washington say it can be manufactured with corn at 42 cents, the farmer will run his engine for pumping water, filling sllos, cutting forage, grinding grain, and churning with denatured alcohol instead of with gasoline.! THIS DATE 30 YEARS AGO.July 27, 1876.\u2018The petition of the members of the Rar ÿ vf Montreal district to the honorable judges of the Superior Court, praying that all* contested i cused\u2019 be adjourned 8 until the 18th prox.Bl hus been granted by § Hon.Mr.Justice Rainville, THE above named Jurist.was appuinted a judge of the Bu- perior Court in Feb- ruary of 1876.He was adinited to the Bar in 1862, and practised Mig profes- siou successfully in this city till his ele- He was a graduate The Late Mr.Justice Ralnville vation to the bench.of Laval University, and was recognized f clear by the legal profession as a man o ! and sound judgment.and sharp perception of the nicetfes of all points of law.{sa Elizabeth Thompson.the famous Britton painter.has completed her Bal- aklava.\u2019 representing the return of \u201call thet was left of the heroic sx hundred.The paintings attracting much attention from all claques.and the art critics are almost unanimous in their praise of the work.THE above named painter won mnation- al fame in the sixties by her painting of the \u201cRoll Call,\u201d representing the Guards Brigade in line after the battle of Inker- man.À few years later she increased her artistic status by her vivid picture of the battle of \u201cQuatre Bras.\u201d She was married in June, 1877, to General Sir Willlam, Butler, K.C B., who served in Canada in the f9th Regiment during the ''Trent\u201d affaly.Fenian raids and the Red River expeaiti on of 1870.Mr.8.Stevenson, the commissioner of the Province of Que- 1 bec at the Centennial Exhibitlon, arrived in town this morning from Philadelphia.He says Canada's exhibits excited much praise on all sides.THE late Major \u201cSam\u201d Stevenson was for many vears the efficient secretary of the Board of Arts and Manufactures of the Province of Quebec.Ha served for years in the 1st The Late Prince of Wales\u2019 Major Stevenson.Rifles, retiring with the rank of major.He was on the frontier during the Fenian raids.The Gas Company has two men engaged in relaying tbe paving stones on Bt.Francois Xavier street.which it lately pulled up.and is now putting down most disgracefully.Has the city surveyor no way of punishing the company for the manner in which it left this street?THE late Mr.George Doane Ansley had just been appointed city surveyor.vice the late Mr.McQuisten, at the time the above company léft the street in a bad condition for traffic.There ia but slight improvement even to-day when the streets are torn up by some companies.The children, teachers and many members of the congregation of St.Thomas\u2019 Church held yesterday a most enjoyable plenic at St.Helen's Island.The Sunday School of the church is in a very flourishing condition.The Rev.Mr.Lindsay.rector.and his wife were present, and with the teachers and friends felt amply rewarded for thelr kind exertions by the evident enjoyment of the children.THE late.Rev.Robert Lindsay.M.A.was ordained In 1851 by the Metropolitan, the late Lord Bishop Fulford.He was for a quarter of a century incumbent of Brome parish, -and for over sixteen years St.Thomas\u2019.He was rural dean for a long period.and showed marked ability In his administration.He was an excellent, scholarly preacher.and devoted to the work of his parish.His demise, which occurred In the early nineties, was deeply regretted by his parishioners, and ney nurch of England adherents gen- rally._\u2014 Military Graduates Transfererd.Special to The Montreal Stay.Ottawa, July 27.\u2014A militla order announces that the undermentioned graduates of the Royal Military College of Canada are transferred to the reserve of officers, dated June 29, 1906: Allan Terrance Powell, Shirley Thompson Layton.Evan Gutfirie Cameron, James Macdonald Eakins, Alphonse Arthur Pare, Frederick Henry Greenlees, Robert Claland Mec- Knight, Edward Chaloner Hale, Kenneth Burpee Carruthers, Ian Colin Campbell, Yoris Steritng Ryerson, Roy Dunbar Stewart and Kenneth MacLaren.-_\u2014 Toronto Union Church Relief Fund.Special to The Montreal Star.Toronto, July 27.\u2014~The reduction of debts during the last four years by the Union Church relief fund of the Methodist Church amounted to $8576.At a meeting of the general committee of the fund held here, a resolution was\u2019 adopted, recommending the coming general conference to \u2018devise ways and means for paying ff the balance of the indebtedness.amounting to $15,656, within two years.Astonished the Attorney.Special to Tha Montreal Star, Toronto, July 27.-The defence of Ar- rhitect E.J.Lennox on the charge of defrauding the city is that under an agreement with the city he was entitlad to pay Thomas Hunter the sums he hat and in the manner in which he dt.Crown Attorney Cotley was so surprisa-t by this evidence that he obtained an adjournment to enable him to become ao- quainted with the new facts.To Test a Legend\u2019s Autheticity.Bpecial to The Montreal Star, Vancouver, B.C.July 27.\u2014Chiet loufs Good, of the Nanaimo tribe of Indians, ia going to explore the interior of Vancouver Island to nee If the ancient legend is true that redskins used bullets of gold in their muskets.He says his tribe has a tradition that somewhere about the centre of the Island is a small watar-fall over which descends gold, from which the Indians manufactured bullets.Belleville Man\u2019s Downfall.Special to The Montreal Star.Belleville, Ont, July 27.\u2014Fred.Ren- frew.of this city, was arrested last evening charged with stealing na lady's gold watch and chain, two bottles of gin and two boxes of clgars from the Victoria Hotel.He sold the watch and chain to a farmer for $2.ft is alleged that last night the prisoner tried to hang himself in the police cells.From Ship in Mia-Ocean.By Marcont Wireless to The Montreal Star via Sable Island.7 a.m.88.8t.Louls abeam Sable Iv- land bound for New York.* This vessel will be In communicatis, with Marconi stations via Babie Island until arrival in port.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Two Boys Drowned In Lake.Syracuse, N.Y.July 277\u2014Mead Kim- ball and Clayton Diddy, of Cato, high school boys,\u2019 were drownad in Duck Lake, near the village of Svrine Lake, THE MONTREAL The Czar ls willing to have à Douma.but he wants one that will stand without hitching.Any one who is buying Russian bonds at this juncture ought to be a shining mark for the gay promoters who are selling Cobalt sure things.Golf cannot be un the decline when we consider the fact that 4,000 golf suits have just been sent west to relieve Sali Frauclsco's famine in those garments.The Douma.It fades, where gloomy spectres stalk, So hopeless tears must glisten, \"When everybody wants to talk And no one wants to listen.England, France and Italy intend to reduce tbe slze of their armles.Kussia's?Oh, Japan reduced that.The Manitoba farmers ought to have a nice easy time of It this fall.for, according to the latest dreams from the experts, the wheat has never appeured above the ground.sesueueceu sec ana canon ca 0» rerecanee seau eu ce wouldn't eat onjons when they are : Some people are so careful they : going to sleep in a sleeping car.The Czar must be an optimistic person if he belfeves that another batch of prom- {ges can help the aituation at this stage of the game.Newfoundland is arranging'such a frosty reception for karl Grey that it might be a good scheme for the Earl to be on the safe side and wear his winter flannels.Ithaca, N.Y., reports a man who turns blue every time It rains.See lots of them hereabouts during the baseball season.-\u2014\u2014\u20140e Of his position and his pay The Czar we would not rob; We'll take our 50 cents a day, And let him keep his job.The unfortunate Mr.Thaw seems to have developed an embarrassing case of mother-in-law.! As the South American war was stopped before they began to shoot into the coffee crops, the safety of the great is settled.\" ) © Didn't Mean.0\" Didn't mean to make the trouble\u2019 That's the cry o'er damage done Didn't know the thing was loaded; Didn't mean to shoot the gun.Didn't mean to start the story , That T thought was such a joke, Til it made so much confusion Kind o' sorry that Y spoke.How deliberate intentions Mock us as they go astray.Whila some trifling inadvertence Rhifts our live from day to day.Maka your loftyYesolutions.Do your best to see \"em through And achievement yet mRy conquer e.\u2018Things you didn\u2019t mean to do.Newfoundland yells again that it won't Join Canada.Don't get excited about it, Newf.We heard you the first time.What's in a name?M.Stickinsky, Rus- sla's Minister of Agriculture, was forced to get out-sky.San is atill making a noise lke an August magazine Francisco's earthquake If the people of Mars in looking at the earth discovar a big red spot it is Rus- sla .\u2014_ There are not many get-rich-quick mines at Cobalt, but there seems to be a pretty lberal sprinkling of get-poor-quick propositions.\u2014_\u2014 British Columbia Intends tn legislate against singie plecea bathing suits.No substitute is mentioned, but it is pre- su that swimmers will In future be raguested to conceal their outlines in en empty flour barrel.The biggest iceberg ever seen.200 foot high, was sighted near Newfoundland.Can it be that the North Pole has broken loose from its moorings?General Stoeasel doesn't understand the exact status of his case, but he considers it eminently proper to look into the glass every morning to see if his head i» still on his shoulders.Judging from what the alrship men are doing the alr may ar well prepare to surrender before it is ignominiously conquered.ss .; A Michigan miilianaire lumberman has died, leaving twenty-seven wills.The law- vers will be disposed to serect\u2019'a monument to him.: If you have an enemy on whose faces you would like to see a worried look present him with your small block of Russian bonds.\u2014 Campbell - Bannerman, in shouting *I,ong Live the Douma.\u2019\u2019 means well, but forgets that his present business is the promotion of peace., \u2014 enor passes 000000000000 00010202 GGÈ ES 3 2 : Money dnesn\u2019t grow on treas, but o : : much of it is obtained by grafting., - : 3 FN .; cn it te not without reason that Russls 1s foheruilv dblored yellow on the many was broken, : DAILY _ STAR\u2014FRIDAY, JULY 27.\u201cTHE QUEEN HAS CONSTANTLY and OF TABLE WATERS\" STEADILY INCREASED in Popularity and Esteem, and is now ACCEPTED THROUGHOUT\u2019 the ENTIRE CIVILIZED WORLD as possessing all the properties of an IDEAL and PERFECT TABLE WATER.HE MINTO CU Who will win it 1906?A GAME OF SIGNIFICANCE! GAPITAL vs.CORNWALL At Cornwall, Saturday, July 28th, 1906.A special excursion under the auspices of the Emmet l.aerosse Club, will leave Bonaventure at 1.10 will stop at Bt.Henri both going and coming.at Cornwall untill Monday a.m.train Tickets for sale at G.T.R.Ticket office, p.m., returning will leave Cornwall] at 8 p.m.Tr: ain Tickets good for stop-over 8.128 Bt.James street, Brennan Bros.St.Catherine street East, J.Tucker, 43 McCord st, and at Bonaventure.Tickets\u2014Adults, $1.15.Children, 60c, T.F.SLATTERY, Secy.176*2eod BALL FACED AT 3 P.M.DOUBLE EVENT LACROSSE.Sherbrooke vs.Montreal (termediate) M.A.A.A.Grounds, Saturday, July 28th PLAY RAIN OR SHINE.ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL, C.P.R.vs.MONTREAL, at 4.30 p.m.Admission to all parts of Grand Stand, 23 Games will be announced.Senior Sec.-Treas.cents, Results of all HN DAVIDSON, 176%2 2aw MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.Hp SOEINMEIER PARK OPEN YOR THE SEASON, Vaudeville, Lyvixaes Band.All cars go to Sohmer Park 10e B9CTR Tw.5th Royal Scots of Canada, Highlanders.RIFLE ASSOCIATION.The Becretary will be at the Armory, Craig Street, on Monday, the 30th inst.at 8.15 p.m., to receive entries from members of the Regiment for the P.Q-R.A.Annual Matches, to be held on August 14th, 16th and 16th.R.H.JAMIESON, Lleut., 17742 + Hon.Bec.-Treas.MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.DOMINION PARK THE TOKIO Roya! Japanese Troupe ALADDIN'S PALACE Galatea Turning From Stone to Life ELECTRIC THEATRR Iustrated Songs by BOB PRICE MUSIC BY THE VAN DER MEERSCHEN BAND, Admission\u2014 Agus 106\" TO ENJOY YOURSELF SATURDAY, 9 8 JULY OWER ICNIC CHAMBLY GROVE, \u2014ON THE-\u2014 BEAUTIFUL RICHELIEU.Davis\u2019 Orchestra for Dancing.IF Refreshments nt City Prices.TA RETURN FARE: 1YHOQ Adulta., .\u2026 «eve +.BI Cents.Children., ,.30 Cents.Trains leaving Bonaventure Station 8.30 am, and 1.3 .m.stopping at St.p Henry and Point St.Charles.NOYES ONTARIO GRAPE JUICE FREE FROM ALCOHOL A Deliolous Summer Beverage.Pure.Healthful.The Best Thing In the World Served With a Little loe Pint bottles (16 ounces) 25 cents.Quart bottles (32 ounces), 50 cents.Cases, 2 dozen bottles, $2.75 per dozen.Cases, 1 dozen bottles, $5.00 per dozen.MADE IN CANADA.Also packed in 1-2 Gallon and 1 Gallon bottles, for church purposes.THE LEEMING MILES CO, Limited, Sole Agents, Montreal.178 147eod SUSPECTED SOLDIERS WERE OUT LATE So Says Private Who Was on Gate Duty That Night.WERE PUT OUT OF SALOON Upon Return to Barratks the Night of Murder, Soldiers Were Very Much Excited, Quebec, July 27.\u2014The Inquest into the death of the two sallors murdered at the Basin on Monday night is being continued, but no startling developments have yet come out of the evidence.Private John Horne, R.C.R.said he was on gate duty at the barracks, and testified that Corrigan came in at 10.50, Lapointe and Higgins at 11, and Walsh at 11.10.Corrigan had some blood on his face, and told witness that he had been mixed up in a row in Lower Town with some sailors from the Empress of Britain, who had started the row.Corrigan admitted that he and Walsh were together.Later, when Walsh came in, he enquired for Corri- gan, Higgins and Lapointe, remarking that they had got him in a row and then left him.All four men were quite excited when they came into barracks.Corporal Matthews stated that he had seen the four soldiers with several sajlors in the canteen, but only tdentified one of the latter as being present.John McGrath, cook in the J.M.Taylor, gave his evidence in a very incoherent manner.He admitted that several men of the schooner had been drinking In a hotel that evening, until put out by the proprietor.and they then returned to their vessel, where they had some more drinks, having brought liquor on board.He admitted having been under the influence of ltquor that evening, and was in bed when he heard the row.and came out again to join his pals.He did not see who struck the fatal blow, and could not identify the prisoners, except La- rointe, to*whom he had spoken at the wharf, when the latter remarked that ha was trying to make peace.Chief of Detectives McCaskill, of Montreal, High Constable Gale and Major Fages are attending the Inquest, McGrath was called agaln, but merely confirmed his evidence of vesterday.Edward Powers, the next witness, in hir testimony sald that Powers and Tyro, the two deceased, wers followed by a fireman whom he did not know {but whose name has been established as Cunningham, the man saved by Finn).man Cunningham hit Powers or not, but he was close to him, and went into the water with him.He did not see any soldiers at the time, but saw one after, but could not even distinguish the uniform on account of the darkness and distance.He also recognized the knife exhibited by the coroner as that: taken from Powers\u2019 back.Dr.Marois then deposed and gave evidence in accordance to what he knew in his capacity as a physician, and the one who e ed the bodies.He said that the wound had not caused the death, but submersion, and that the wound was not mortal in itself.Corporal Matthews was then called He said he was in duty in the Corporal» room, and saw the four soldiers held drinking with dome sailors, The sailors being brought in he thought that he recognized one of them, but wag not sure, as their backs had been turned while they wers drinking.He pointed out a stoker named Threefall, ag likely being one of them.He sald that the four soldiers and the stokers left the barracks together about 9.16.Ceptain Taylor resumed his evidence, but nothing important was brought out.Tragic Death of Racing Man.New York, July 27.\u2014Francis R, Reynolds, a bookmaker and wen-known racing man.was found lying the | in le Hot bottom of an air shaft Martin, é0th street and Broadway, early this morning.The man was uncon, scious when found and died before an ambulance reacted Him.Fis neck \u2018 He could not say if the flre- | all the prominent features.is presented to the public with the latest and most convincing embodimdnt of Price 8680 as b THE WILLIAMS MFG.CO., Ltd, 134 St.Peter Street.efcre.Fresh Air Fund THE RIVER BANK HOME, The Home on the Richelieu River, at Chambly, 1s now open.Applications for admission may be made to the Committee at the Star Office, 165 St.James Street, on the ufternnons 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 forma may be obtained from the Secretary, at the Stur Office, St.James Street.The Fresh Alr Fund is administered by a volunteer committee of men a women, Including the rity missionaries, interested In the welfare and suffering of children.It is established to take away from the city, for & longer or shorter per- fod, children and mothers whom the visiting doctor advises to send.It is: 1st\u2014For the gick children of the poor.2nd\u2014For the tired working mothers with children.3rd\u2014For children threatened with sickness, and wnose parents have not the means to enable them to leave the city.Five daollars 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 8t.James Street: Star Branch Office.corner Peel and St.Catherine Streets or to Charles M.Alexander, Esq., Hun.Treasurer, 219 St.James Street.152 26eod DOMINION PARK Orchestra Every Evening from 6 PR to 12.00 p.m.PIRST CLASS SERVICE.A LA CARTE., We cater to private parties, banquets societies, etc.Orders taken by \u2018phone East 178%.Uptown 1276, Savoy Hotel.3 Beaver Hall Market Central, Whelesome Cleanly.us with an Order.Special this week: Prime Westarn Beef Steaks and Roasts, 121-2¢ Per 1b., Corned Beef, §c to 10c per 1b, Fillets of Beef, 30c per 1h.JOS.LAVIOLETTE & SON, 316, 318 Dorchester st.west.\"Phone No.1164.eel LIMITED.MEDICINES.LEEMING-MILES BUILDING, Corner Notre Dame and St.Lawrence Boulevard, Montreal.The Trade supplied only.Packages free.Delivery free east of Lake Superior.Lowest Prices Current.174*6 3aw Saturday Half Day Excursions Commencing 8aturday, June 3nd, Steamer Beauharnois will leave Montreal at 1.30 pm.and Lachine wharf at 4 pm.Calling at Chateauguay, Desrochers \u2018wharf, Woodlands wharf on her way up only, arriving at Beauharnois at 6 p.m.Leaving Beauharnoils same evening at §, arriving at Lachine about 9.15, connect with the Trolley Cars for Montreal.130°12 law The Camadian Handicrafts Guild.OUR HANDICRAFTS SHOP 586 St.Catherine street west.Tel.Up 3171.SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.MAPLE KISSES Made from Finest Quebec Maple.25c Ib.Bronsdon\u2019s, 239 8t.James st) Saturday and Sunday Exoursions BY STEAMER CHATEAUGUAY.SATURDAY.This boat wiil leave her whart at the foot of Dalhousie st, at 1.30 o\u2019cioek p.m., and Lachine 4 o'clock p.m.to by the River 80 to MHeauharnols, passing Chateauglay, Woocoaland and Nun's Island.returning, will leave Beguharnols at 5, arrive at Lachine 9 o'clock.SUNDAY,\u2014Tne boat will leave Lachine @t 4 o'clock p.m.and will go up and around the beautiful Chateauguay's and Nun's stands, and back Lake Bt.louls and Lachine Rapids.Band will be on board.Re- freshmente serv at city prices.Tickets &0c.Phone Bell M.2716.J.Pilon, Purser.Owing to the great number of drowning and other accidents which have occurred on the above Island, the Sisters of the Congregation of Notre Dame have retained the services of private detectives to patrol the island and keep away the public, Any persons feund on the Island will be arreat- ed {and prosecuted according to law.ECARY & BRUNET, - 178°26 Attorneys.WILL ALL BE INVITED.Every Architect {n Canada WII) Be .Askéd to Contribute.Special to The Montreal Star, Ottawa, Ont.July 27.\u2014Minister n° Public Works.proposes to ask every architeot In Canada to put in competitive plans for the new departmental butlding, for the site of which the block of land bounded by Sussex, Rideau and Maokensie avenues, and extending beyond St.Patrick street to Cathcart St.to the site of the Mint, is now being purchased.Three prizes will be given, \"and the présidents of the Ontario and Quebec Architects\u201d Association will be asked to assist the Government fn seleSting the bed?plan.So * \u2018Chassd\u2019 by _Bloodhounds.Atlente: Ga: Juty 27.\u2014A special from Pensacola, says that th more-men .have arrived at tar Jaokaon Jdumber : ec las Samp and asked.prot n They claim they were hed and braised 2 W Faw?rpm ape 1 4e eo 50000 .me LAr Eastern Drug Go., | PATENT 4nd chased by floddbonrids, but finally SUMMER RESORTS.SUMMER RESORTS.SPEND THE Abenakis Springs \u201cTHE CARLSBAD OF CANADA.\u201d Fine hotel, lighted with gas, modern improvements, ideal climate, location and surroundings, always pleasant and cool.everything for your com- Amusements for young and old.ABENAKIS MINERAL WATER AND BATHS, Rheumatism, Gout.Dyspepsia.Kidney and Liver Troubles.$2.50 per day or $10 to $14 per week.Long Distance Bell \u2018Phone, Telegraph and Post Office in hotel.in three hours\u2019 run from Montreal via G.T.R.NO Return tickets, $3.fort and convenience.Morning and evening trains.'R.G.KIMPTON, Manager.SUMMER AT a positive cure for Terms, §2 to With- CHANGE OF CARS.= Abenakis Springs, Que.THE STAR SUMMER RESORT BUREAU FOR INFORMATION.The Star Summer Resort Bureay 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 whose announcements appear in the Star may procure Folders, Circulars and other Information as to location, transportation, terms, special attractions and features on application to the Btar Branch Office, corner of Peel and St.Catherine streets.145 »2 eod Gaspe Basin The Favourite Apot for Health and fFnort Charming Resort for Sportsmen and Pleasure Seckore.vicinity affords beautiful scenery, fine mea bathing and unexcellad fishing, a have the privilege of n and trout fishing in connection with tHe louse lmon and Trout Fishing Par Excellence, BAKER'S HOTEL (OPENED JUNB 1ST.) so Jong and favourably known, offers first class acoommodation for tourists, with all the comforts of home, Before making your plans for your sume mer outing.sure to write tor terms and other information to 131 §3 BAKER'S HOTEL.Gaspe, Qua Ocean View Hotel Prins; Besuing, Golf 10 to 821 Weekly.Write p: for fhestraten Pampbiet Biddeford Pool, Me 0 Jaw The Charm of the Adirendaeks ls centred ° LAKE PLA ~ The Mecca of the Nalure lover the paradise of the true sportsman.and When Ordering INSIST ON THE ORIGINAL IMPORTED GINGER ALE GETTING W.A.Ross 119 Coristine Building, Montreal.& Brother, i TRA pre rere poi 0 SEE © a Ww miqaises- = SL Rance Ÿ Drm Nera BILLIARD TABLES, BILLIARD TABLES Poni Tables Bowing Aileye and acces- Bar Fixtures and Buppiies Cata- Wp dunt bslong te the union made Ch w \u2018has.Pi Burdett, 256 5.Pau! St.Montreal, Hole 3 31) Agent 3 PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES.a 000 me Sar nes an = 1 have z lot left to be sold at a Biz Discount - and thoy must yo al once \u2014 Lume and get s Pictures i: GEO.R.HEASLEY, 2087 St.Catherine Street, Near Bleury.vd 10.LEGAL CARNS.RCGIBBON, CASCRAIN, MITCHELL & SURVEYER, \u2014Advocates\u2014 CANAD, LIFE 1.0DG., bt.James at, Montreal, R D.MeGibbon K.o.+ tanse vasgraln KC.BE.F.Burveyer, «has.M.attoxm, Erroi M.McDougall ser Victor Æ Miicaell A.Chase Casgrain.Joseph W.Weido1 PATEN F SOLICITORS.LA ST Se TN NT SL NN TS AS lmvenfiens _Patented AND THEADE MARK REGISTERED N ALL COUNTRIES OWEN N.EVANS.Merchanius ark invutol.g Marcrenl 22 30% FETHERSTOXHAUZH & KMORE PATENTS LIV.& LON.& GLOBD BLDG., Mo:itreal Write for our book \u201cThe Prospective \u201ca.tentea.\u201d Offices.Moutreul, Torouto, Ottawa.164 PROMP ECURED \"ROMPTLY SE! We solici the business of Manufacturers, Pretpecrs wnd others who rea.ize toe advisat bdutréal : and Washtogicn.L.C.U FETHERSTONHAUGH B.betherstonhaugn, B.L « Co.tre\u2018 Charies aylor, B.Sc.late Examiner, Canadian l\u2019atent Office.Canada Lilie Jiuilding.Montreal.Also lurontt.Utltiws &6d Wasn.ugion.301 251 MArRI | feature of the local market, advance in Inols preferred.The re st of the list did not get much ut- ref.\u201470 at 72% at 95, ut well, the common sell- also higher, selling \u201815 1-4, St Raliway was a strong \u20ac there Winnipeg bank clear- ending yesterday over is 277%, 100 218, 25 at 278, 1v0 00 at 2784.97%, 25 at 97%, at 115%.25 at bs, 100 at 55.116 5 way\u201425 at eg, 25 at 25 at 664, 50 at 67, 3, 10 at 3214.NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Stocks Amalgamated Cop's American Am Sngar Hefin Co.Do do pref ¥ Am.Car Po oundry.Am.Woolens.naconds Min \u201cCo.Manos Top 4 ft ve.Do pe \u2018Baltim & Ohio Detroit United Ry.Deis, Lack & \\vest.Delaware 4 Hugson Deu vor 4 Bio pa s $ 2 ab ntd 06 Norin'n Hy \u2018nd.General Electric \u2026.lowa entrai, com.Jersey Central.Kausasa Terms com do do Louisviite & Nannv abat than Eye Mi iris ri Py Min Be P at 8 pu #.buintn, do.ook isis carts, fy steel Spring.suuthorn Ky com.ora Luton Pacino\u201d com Lo Opening.High.up RTL i BE IDE D sésame NT 7% - 5 Rig 105 4 1001 150 CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.J #8 che & report che cloalng Wheat uy Rept I 1 Corn duly \u201c # dui red Jur Oats i Pork Lara aprons Mignon\u201d Hospital atree privés ne \u201cday as follow aty ZT te jawest ti \u201cTie Tal di AOL M Bo 3.4 3 New York Mesars atreet.january es July .Aug ust tee wan October ., Cotton Exchange.ww & Co, 28 Hospital cotton market ta).Thigh.tn 36 2.91 908 i023 da fon ou 19.26 10.23 30.29 ug ru\" EDS os ak THE MONTREAL DAILY {LPR STILL HOLDS AR 164 MARK A Conservauve View of the Wheat Crop Outlook in the Canadian Northwest, | MONEY WILL NOT BE TIGHT ; 80 Says One Montreal Banker\u2014 Wall Street List Firm But Rather Irregular.puboished su h a string Manitoba and fared The papers have of hail-storm reports tran the West that the \u201cStivet\u201d further great darnage to Cbe wheat crop.local people vosely on touch with Wie situation and gelting dally reports frum every nook and corner ol the wheat bet sad to-day dl conssicrable damage liad been done in seine localities, but that the Las general situation has not altered muater- laily.! Me gerntienan who is not given to ro- | munies sul to the Slay 1 Know of no reitable crop authority win ever juvdicted that the west would tab out evo voy hushels of wheat ths year.We stand ga good chalice of get- Ling Bh.uh0 vin bushels, certun!y not less tan s2,6e0 m0 bushels, ar the weather 1s gud.ant that should satisfy cveryvody, even the © PH \u201cThere Las teen darnace by hail in ; Some places, but if the heads are not too heavy the wheat will corne up again un- ver favorable conditions Phere 18 a hail belt tn Muamitoba, und it has hail storms every SUTIIMÉT ] sev no reason for golug \u2018up In the atr\u2019 over Uie storms certain , parts ol the country have had in the past 4% hours.\u201cReports of red rust to come in froin soine damage continue piaves \u201d The New York banks have gained $527,- 000 from the sub-treasury since Friday.Bar silver in Lu nfo changed at 30 1-16 pénce.IN WALL STREET.Canadian Favific was less active in Wall Btreet, but again sold at 164, afterwards going off a fraction.\u2018The thn stocks were fairlv od a point higher ut then went .Northern Pacific opened higher at 204 and went to 2udly.Southern Pacific Was active nrain, opening at 72%, going off to 71%.And recovering to 723% at noon.is quoted un- stronger.The general market was irregular, with @& fairly firm undertone.Money loaned in Wall Street at 24 per cent.RALLY IN DETROIT.There was a strong movement in treat United, and although sales on local ex-hange were not very large, Block seenied to be in pretty good mand After opening at 93%.ami us stuted yesterday, tt is evid ut hat investors as well as speculat vig anve been taking move than a passa [interest in this stock.Montreal Power was also Ing Up to ¥7°% on sales of Dee \u201ctre tho de - it sold up to da.strong, sel - 250 sliares.in Wall Street were qu'-t a fenture being u rise tn D - Canadians but fli, toit.Prices up to 12.30 were High law.12.Can Pacific .164 16914 IF), Detroit cen ean vi wi \u201c4 Boe pfd ., 171 171 171 Twin city LL, LL 113% 113% 10% -\u2014\u2014_ BUSINESS GOOD.Bankers say that general business continues good, and that it is very satisfactory the way Montreal and Toronto clearing house returns are Keeping up in view i of the dullness nn the Stock Exschanges.| MONEY OUTLOOK.A Montreal banker said to-day: \u201cThe banks are preparing for a big demand for money this rall, to supply It.There will be enough money to go around, and I do not think that money will he aa tight as it was last fall and winter.\u201d \u2014\u2014 A BEARISH VIEW, A Montrealer who trades a good denl received the following letter from a prom- nent Wall Street firm: \u201cMoody's Magazine, conservative of all the finunclal tions, In discussing the attitude of holders of stock of corporations, Bays: \u201cThese helders know that many rates and prices, such as anthracite coat rates and some Iron and steel prices.are unreasonably high and very dependent upon monopoly and artificial conditions that may be changed at any time.We think those who are selling stork for these reasons are making no mistake.This atatement, in my judgment, accurately reflects present conditions In Wall Street.\u2019 one of the most THE \u201csoo\u201d STATEMENT.The annual report of the Lake Superior Corporation has not heen prepared.and probably wfll not be ready for final ap- prosal of the fore the annual in Detnher, meeting Jt can be sand, however, on earned was well over $1,000,000.earnings will also make although large amounts: have heen taken out for improvements, ete.The report will show a surplus for the vear, The net n good showing, HILL AND C.P.R.The Canadian Pacific an) Northern continue to fight the Cireat The \u20ac P.R.is building from Yahk, on the Crow's Nest branch.into Spokane.The same company Is builiimg from Eko to connect by ral! and steamer with Golden.A char- ter has lwen granted for a line through the Flk Valies ! MORNING TRANSACTIONS, Toledo- Jun at 324, Rich & Ont à at Bt.Opilvie pfd.à ut 176 Mex.I.& P honds - $5000 at SN, Tron bonds $5090 at 83M.Textile tonds $500 nt 9215.Hank of Coiu 45 at 175%.| Detroit- 75 at 93%, 25 nt 931.5 at 24, 150 at 92%, 50 nt 93%.50 at 94, 5D at 93',, and will be able | publiva- « | 1 board until a few days be- | of stockholders | the statement of à director that the gross | GATES INTERESTS BULLISH.Are Prominent in the Southern Pacific Campaign.For several days the Gules Interests hive been lage buyers of stocks.\u2018They seem tn lave fallen in line with the mar- Ket and to have abandoned thelr cam- palgn fur Jower prices.Their conversion dates from the last interview which John W.Gal: gave eut here.The stock they are most bullish on is Southern Pacific About a year ago they started a cam- balgrn in 11 after Issulng a very elaborate treause after the manner of Une Taylor analysts of 1907 -N.Y.Mail.PIERPONT MORGAN 'S BACK.Says Rumors of Trouble in London are Out of Line.Ib Morgan arrived to-day from Eu- tape one the 83 Balue He sald that he had oo pleasant CHOPp, and never felt better In bis hte.He was asked about certain finuneciul houses in london being in trouble and replied 1 Unuk you muy safely deny that Mr.Morgan was asked as to whether A dividend would be declared on l Steel common next weck He replied.Flat has nothing to de with me, and ad pends upen wLat the nixjority may de- \u201cdde bles were sent to Montreal Kk ago saving that Haring 110 \u201carouble, autel this is whit Teiers lu.MONTREAL BRINGS $500.000.Tle Bank of Montreal is bringing $500,- Gba woud lo Canada from its branch in New York, not an unusua! transaction at thts tune of the year.FINANCIAL PERSONALS.Hosmer leaves over a Bros.were Mr.Morgan Mr st.CR Andrews.to-night for John [> Rockefeller will arrive in New York to-morrow at 11 aan James J HN tas arrived in New York from the West Sir Thomas S'aughnessy is at St.Andrews.- .Sir Wiliam Va.Horne was in town today.hut leaves shortly far the west, where he will look over his big farm.Mr.H.S& Holt as Cat \u2018 Caledonia Springs EXCHANGE SEAT AT $80,000.A seat un the New York 8tock Ex- chang: sald to dav at 880.009, à rise of $2000 over the prie paid earlier in the week.The seller of the last seat was J.LL.- Speer.the buiver Eduard A \"A McCullough.THE NEW ONTARIO BONDS.The amount subscrIbed to date for the Proevinctaï $2000 000 loan now stands at F1 300,600 Those persons who wish to vbtdin the benefit of tie July discount, equal to $3 per §) vd, should make ap- phcoation before July 3).$4.056.000 DUE ON C.P.R.Second Payment on the Last $20,280,- 000 Due Yesterday.The second payment of 3.0 180,500 was arable owas there fors: Tone?on the last Issue of Canadian Pacific stock yesterday.for 19 per cent.and amounts to $4 456,000.The first instal- vas for the same amount, and so Lar $S.112,000 will have been paid in by the ciose of business July 26, provided the full tustalments are paid as they almost certainly will be Tiere is still $12,168,000 to be paid in on the issue of stock.It will be met in bec, iMatrict of Mnn:real, No.18128, k of Montreal 0 za .A treutt Court.A 1 Finintiff, .D in 14) Canadian Associated Press.Dick Bros.\u2014There Is shill @ arn \u2014 Put your money in à place whero you can Members New York Steck Exchaage, (cu, court, 3, Therion.iain.ve W Land.July 27.\u2014About fifty Canadians Bhort intereat, and the renewal of bullish RITISH CON h ( : \u2018don Merchants Bank Q nr ndon, July - B SOLS tet it When yon want it, August.190\u20ac, at cleven of the clork in the Veron a - $57 ent to Portsmouth this afternoon to activity on the part of leading financial 160 ST.JAMES STRKET.forenonn, at the domielle of the auid Dae y Bank of C Commer.a .7 4.00 vitnens the presentation of the silver interests furnishés réasdn for confidence.British Consols closed at 87 11-16 both ~ + Offi 232-236 St J St t fendant, No 505 #1 Emelle xt In the City ; RISE LIKELY.centre-piere to the battieship Dominion.And we expert further improvement for money snd account.Main ce, .James Toot.MONTREAL.1 Montres.win be rid Oh 4 i Lord Strathcona delivered a brief address.through the list.\u2014\u2014\u2014 M - Justice all the goodman | (1.daw & Cas His dauxhter Mrs.Howard, made the \u2014 GRANBY WAS HIGHER.Uptown Branch, 2608 8t.Catherine St.(cor.Guy.) NORMAN Bin ORE.\\- Manager.[Iai tam \u201calan ! Tt would seem that a further risa of presentation.After the presentation the Teal: Melntyre.\u2014We would pr Nhe Jo an stronger ri Wei 141 AZ Terme cash.E Ra ; prices ts Hkrty bofore there Is à réaction Æuests were entertained by the captain advise against load! np on » bulge 3 oY nd 1244 anki ced, 61 Btrçet ai Montreal, July Ith, 1006, : of consequence.and shown over the ship.under the existing tions.n% bla an \u2018 .i a eA La es: x .a .- Yo ola rt Le LA ; \u2018 . ! Epp ro vs mg a gai at 8 THE MONTREAL DAILY 5 _STAR\u2014FRIDAY.JULY, 27, 1906 PROPERTY FOR SALE.LOTS FOR SALE.RESIDENTIAL FLATS TO LET.AN ee a Sat De 0 CNE NN NN = rt Fok - BALE \u2014GUUL BUSINESS JOR BALE \u2014 FOR CHOICE BUILDING TO LET \u2014 1530, 1532, 15642, 1548 BT.biock abd.residence on Bherbroukc'a : I lots at Lachine.Cote 3: Paul, Dorval Deus street, and 3 31e Mount Royal future main Gtreel.Apply LS Bnap, Loz iot | and Sumineciexa, Call on Shackell end Jet Address tu I.Trembiay & Co., 400 Sherbrooke.Que.8: 26 112 Temple Hidg.Phone Muin 1664 6 William at, Bel Main 3017.iia FOR SALE \u2014 811,500, ST.CATHEIL TO LET FINE FLATS ON PARK n \u2014 A : sl ine al.curoer, essl end store aud 11 FOR SALE PINE VENUE.avenue, corner Falrmouni, there ls 7 dwellings 100 feel [runlage ou St.Latn- ard 8 rovws tn euch flu, hot water fur- erine aL Annus, rent 3lsul, vuls built 3; Boulh side, adioining the corner of pace, llguled by slectricily or gas, & Fe- soars.W.Erncat Buoiton.141 Notre Dame; Cote des Neiges road, 2 lots; dimensions duction un (he regular price of Mental will ot, wust.173 6 euch about 24 x 97 feet to lane.Apoiy be made If rented belore Lhe dus ol August.FOR SALE AT HIGHGATE Y Upp at No.70h Park av i 4 \u2014 ; { Ne .SERIE eo o (© Bprings, Vermont, an eight çoum suiu- \u2018 1 SA HONAL TRUST Cu.LTO.TO LET \u2014 A LUWER TENEMENT Jner cottage, all nicely furnished.This 15 \u2018 163 St.James St of 8 large clean rooms, on Bleury st.vay ul the beast, Mt not the best Suliages a, \u2014\u2014\u2014 A1E sochpnnAnvE \u2014 7 at $l» a month, stoves, gasaliers, window righgate, must be suld now lu cluse ais os.e shades and cticloth, to be sold at a low tate.- Vancoi, agmr, 8: Brookes FOR SALE HERB JOKE ST.figure.Pieuse apply tu 146 Bleury street avenue, Burlington, Vt lio 8 Forming and adjolning corner of +).tur further information.iié 6 Ta Le \" tariu avenue, dimensions about 50 x 17) OR SALE UUIL DING LOT.= Rive ATS ; each.Apply te \u2018 TO LET \u2014 73§ HUTCHIBUN STREET, ed in Faltmount, corner Chaussee und | NATIONAL TRUST C y untreul Annex, modern fiat, 7 rooms, Manon street, only « vFner for sale, \u201cuo x woo : NAL RUST CO.LTD.furnace, electric light, rent reasonable.Ap- cheap.4550.323 cash, 34 pet non:a, av 17110 153 St.Jumes 3 Vi.vu premises, or room 3, 124 St Peter totercst.Appl, P 37.9, Siar Uffice \u2014\u2014 ew = street, 175 ; + FOR SALE C TARIO AVENUE.oer - FO LET \u2014\u2014 TWO BEAUTIFUL FLATS, lots où west side of this avenue of 355 St Hubert si, upper.3423; 5 SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.dimensions euch 50 x 154 feel.Apply tv Tupper at, middie, Joan James ATIONAIL TRUST CO., LTD, Browne und Son, 107 St.James a: 176 6 er ST a Toi 171 10 153 St.James sr - WANTED \u2014- COMFURT AHL E HOU se) _.re RENT FLATS TO RENT, JUST im the country, by warfied cuuple = INissed, mudern divisions, No dar WiILIOUL Culldren, within u radius vf Ju: FOR SALE ATWATFR + NUE.turns, etghl Poors, electric light and gas.miles from Montreal, near a river or a | Ç .Furnace All cunveniences Apply to N.lake, with a few acres of geod sand aud © Forming S.W rner of Tupper streef, Nuun, No.677 Purk uvenue Phone 1271 good dally train accommodation to the cit | 6 lots, each 25 fl et front, with varyo.g Ease 172 6 Jaw Possession next September, fur occupan.y | depin.Apply to .ee all the year found.Address immediate, NATIONAL TRUST CO.LTD.A TO LET NICE FLAT.MODERN sa'ing price, .ocation and other detais, 171 7 153 St.James St.ll cons enlences, 8 rooms, $16: 1165 Velori- \u201cHuuse,\u201d P.O Box #332 Montreal lis à mi vu Fourth Avenue, Vluuville, Nos.= and :, # Jvyins, $10 and $11.Apply to L.NTEL TO RENT A A UNGALOW V'harpentier, 72 Nocre Damo east, Tel.Main or use this fall with some [ishing 4.d FOR SALE LANSDOWNE AVE.\u201c6.wr llyÿ Delorimier.Tel.East 2544.shooting pear by.Not mnie than an hour Fwo villa lots on wrst side.just abos: 174 à by rail from Montreal Apply with ruil pa.ne .: Ch.\u2014 tUculars to P.U.Drawer 2345, Montreal nar uf Coto 51 Antoine Roau.dimen FO LET \u2014 AUGUST 18T, THREE 176 3 saw ons each ) XxX 1s cet 4 pp y lv teoomed flat, with coal and gas _ NATIONAL TRUST Co.LTD, sioves, bracket, and oflcloth, pleasantly tu- 17110 153 St.James Sco vaivd.uo chiidren, Tant Dine dollars; north.Apply > Ido.Slur UMC 1:8 3 RESIDENTIAL FLATS WANTED.FOR SALE BLOOMFIFLD AVC, TO LEY - BEAUTIFUL FLAT ON Hutchison st, corner Villencuve, An- WANTEL FOR IST SEPTEMBER OUTREMONT.nex.facing Mountain, nicest locality, 7 and ?y \u2014 : \"TEEN ; ; ; ; .~ NM rooms, all hrigat, turpnace, gas, electric flat, 6 or 7 rooms.guod Jucniliy and Five vilia lots, frontage 30 feet earl.first Liens finish low rent x 5 pegrioien cent al, rent nor to exceuu $2v.ve.die piy to for sule en bloc or sepurately.This ave- (ue.Dems and Mount Koyas.Telephone M Stu4é, Star Ufiice.1727 2 nue is well bullt up with a good class of 11 \u2014\u2014 ToT Toon oo © houses: close to electric cars.Apply 0 - WANTED - FOR THE MONTH OF NATIONAL TRUST CO.LTD, FLATS, CLAREMONT AVENUE.BEL- september a comfortable flat or house, 171 10 153 St.James St mont Park Thus.Ligget, ous St.containing (hrea ar four Ledrou:rs, situated \u2018 »: Hubert ut.cts.177 à a aa ç \u2019 = TU LET PLAT EX ST, WANTED SMALL, SHOP OR SHED LET.f LET \u2014 FRATS, 81 8SEX STREET.+ al yard.SM Q 378.Star Office APARTMENTS To i > rooms, hdl water furnace, rent ree ; 176 2 Tm an me a Guced, for further particulars Tel, Main TO LET \u2014 BISHOP COURT APART.od 178 8 ments.147 Bishop street, miss 4474.7 \u2014 ads SU Cataerine reer Westmount.suites TU LET \u2014 LURCHESTER STREET : of nd 7 rooms 1MmMmedials pusseasioi HA west, moderure rental, very desirable ors > Planitors.on preinises.sv ad Louse, In perfect order excellent aceam- \u2014_ \u2014\u2014 ao dation 1mmediaie pusseasion J Steven sou Brown and Co, Guardian Rutiding A I] =: Jaines st.\u2014mop FOR SALE es a a For SALE\u2014FOR THE MILLION KIND Anthracite coal Qeltvered I» the eity.J.McDiarmid.No.asin, Guy snd Willlam sts.Bell Tel Main 452 266 B13 BOTTLES \u2014 Standard Bottis Exchaugse.202 Cadieux st.kast 3728.All kinds of Bol- tisr bought.sold.exchanged.wholesale an) re wil; car lots shipped receive special attention; privule house 310 312 Persian Lamb Jackets.lamb large and varied assorument always on hand, Mc- Combers, 616 St.Paul st.6 163 The Specialty House for Pers\u2018an Jackets and men's reccoon coats: a HARRINGTON, $145 cash, cost 1-3 octaves, ivory three pedals and every lmpruvement.Leacn Piano Cu.560 St Catherine si.west, NEW between Stanley and Drummond, sole agents celebrated Mason & Risch planos.117 # VERYTHING For sale vor ony to furnish the home, in whole or in part.We invite you to open an account wiih us.Choose ail you want from our large stock of Nurnliure, UC pets, Bloves.Ranges.Baby Carrtages, etc.and pay the accounts without interest, 1a small weekly or monthly amounts.Metro- poiltan Huuse Furnishing Co., end 32 64 312 Notre Dame s:.west.GILDING of all kinds promptly done.Malone Framing Co.48 Beuver Hall H!IL 139 813 For Sale on Easy Payments Furniture, carpets, stoves, go-caârta, etc, eto.The J.5.Prince Con 33 St.Lawrence sr 4 2713 JOR SALE \u2014 $195 CASH BAMPLE NEW upright plano, Toronto maker, 7 1-3 octaves, four pedals and every improvement.Leach Plano Co.- Catherine at.west, between Stanley and Drummond, sole agent famous Morris pianos.177 For sALE $180 CARH WILL BUY beautiful upright plano, must be soid on account of sickness, Instrument on lew at 392 Mount Royal avenue.near St.Andre.175 4 ENAMELLED BEDS White enamelled beds, brass trimmings; all sires, with double woven wire spring\u201d and mattress, $6.60.At J.Albert's, 131 Craig st.east, opposite City Hall 181 70 UST RECEIVED.\u2014 §000 colored Ivory postal cards, for mall orders, 30c a dozen, or 32 per 100: all kinds of postal cards always on hand.International Post Card = 31 St.James st.Montreal.163 277 Furniture and Carpets Stoves, Olticloths, Curtains, and all kinds of Home Furnishings for sale at lowest prices, on very easy terms.Lande Bros.176 St Lawrence Street, near Dorchester, 1:3 us nw SES 1 TO L ET.| 12 \u201c06 AND 1068 ST lawrence Thos Ligget, 60: St Catherine st.west.178 2 i | | TO LET \u2014 AT 243 MOUNTAIN ST.e rose awn Le bright six roomed apartments.jarge | bathroom.front and back en\u2018rance heat, 4 ç \"à; hot and col water and jaultor servicer ans gavel ants he the RA t incouded in rent.Apply to na flat 49 rence River vwrien Mave heen | Mountain st, or Phone Up 16 161 312 reserved), are NOW for sale, One .+ - .\u201c Visit to these lots will cons ine TU LET \u2014 ONLY THREE MORE UF sou that they are simply superb | DD chose heated apartments in Prince These its cab be re-sold this Hupert spariment House, ras fx cures hui, .; = ?prie $15 tu $30.Appiy Janitor, Tu East Fall at a Liz advance Votre Dame.17 + G.W.BADGLEY, Tel Main 2137 134 St, Peter at.STORES TO LET.T2 a law TS ot TO LET \u2014 STORE AT 2160 NOTRE Dame st.two flats at 16 Lemuine 81.= \u201c| warchouse at 20 St.Paul st Wilks aad FOR SALE.Michaud, 601 Mercnants Bunk da 176 312 To LET 196 Bl.RY STREET.wWI:h extension Kitchen, fixçures, furniture, gas stuse, tange.utensils., complete outfit for a dining Hall, brick oven in basement, extensive yard room and stable.wili be .el for any business purpose Apply J W Metoy, lus Bleury st 1 sold at once.Possession now.STORES TO LET.8T.LAWRENCE, pr ssed brick.hay window house in St.Catherine st east, and wes, Thos i ; cB 0 Low Sli 1 Westmount.nice garden and beautiful Asset.6e: = atherine st.west 1:8 : view.conveniently situated.7 TT cr FURNISHED FLATS FOR SALE.HH ROSS or x \u2018 FI .J .- 9 OR SALE \u2014 A \"FURNISHED FLAT OF five rooms.furniture almost new.180 ST.JAMES STREET.party leaving town, woud sell at a ba- 177 2 gain.Apply 624 St.Urbain st.176 \u201d OWNER WILL SACRIFICE BLOCK OF MODERN FLATS IN THE WEST END 1028 1630-1083 DORCHESTER STREET WEST Newly built eut «tone front flats, with artistic bay windows, deel.concrete cellar, steel joists.etc.Cantains flats of 8 and 9 rooms each, also good trunk rooms In cemented basement These flats are equipped with all latest improvements, handsome mantelssand fireplaces, mosaic bathrooms.nirkelled plumbing.porrelain tubs, etc.and are rented to «xrceptionally desirable tenants.THE ANNUAI.RENT IS S1.S0.THE PRICE IS 815,500.Owner requires the money and will sell at the above price to a prompt buyer; but reserves the right to withdraw them frum sale un short ne- ttce.The above is a rockbottom price: no offers under $15,500 will he considered.The property can be seen between 3 and & pm.141 NOTRE DA wr WEST, W.ERNEST BOLTON, hone Main 32.WHY HAS ~NORTHMOUNT- Become Popular in Such a Short Time?\u2014 Because the property is the best situated anywhere on the Island of Montreal.Because it is the nearest locality of its class to the centre of the city.\u201c Because it is the finest location, Because it is the highest location, with the Laurentian Range in the background.Because it is the only place where residences can be built without the view being obstructed by other buildings, as it is in the form of an amphitheatre, Because it is as healthy a place as Ste.Agathe.This is why purchasers from the very best classes are more numerous than in any other suburb.The opportunity is a rare one.Northmount is theounly spot left on Mount Royal where prices are within reach.Take the Round the Mountain car and alight at Northmount.See the gronunds; then make your selection without delay, as the prices of to-day may not be the prices of to-morrow.Offices on the Ground, and City Office at 71 ST.JAMES STREET.NORTHMOUNT LAND CO, E.GOHIER, Manager.- FURNISHED FLATS TO LETa me NS EN a Tu LET \u2014 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHed fiat, 7 rooms, plano, tclephone, ete, to rellabie party.No.9U Somerville ave.Apply Main 94 or evenings aller 6 pm, 176 \u20ac For 8 BALE \u2014 89345.PAYABLE 825 CASH 31» monthly, buys aimost new s450 Mason & Risch upright plano.Leach Plano Co., 560 St.(\u2018atherine at.west, between Stanley and Drummond.17 3 jor SALE STONE, CHEAP, one hundred loads cracked stone, will Phone M.3014 J.sell cheap this month H.Morehouse, 135 Bt.Etlenne st.or ?1 Bleury st.5193, 174 12 OR SALE \u2014 $176 CASH WILL SECURE a beautiful $300 upright plans, in use leas than one year.Address immediately.a $720, Star Branch Uffice.177 4 SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE ee a \u2014~\u2014 FOR SALE & STRATHMORE AND # Lakeside, a \u2018ery fine lot, 60 x 180, facing square and lake front, also 100 x 200, on a fine rise of ground.good water service in each case.H.J.Ross, 180 Bt James st.177 3 PROPERTY WANTED.ARS A0 mmm \u2014 WANTED \u2014 Tu FURUCHASE SMALL cottage On lake shore, between Dorval and Ste.Anne's, Appl.Juating price and terms, S 3881, Star Offie 178 6\u20ac BUSINESS FLATS WANTED.ALAN FLAT WANTED, 200 X 40, OR thereabouts.with heat, ligat and power Reply, stating price, to I.3585.Star Office.118 BUSINESS CHANCES.TN NS a eT td CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH $100C t¢ make 3300 per annum without any troutde.Apply Jhabce, Hox 1v7, bherbreoke, Wue | 163 por BALE\u2014FIRST CLASS HARDWARE plumbing and heating business, doing Apply S1L,vub yearly; Que.162 ware, Bux vi, For SALE \u2014 VERY DESIRABLE MARble property, at Mallett's Bay, Lake Caamplain, pear Burlington, Vermont, at & bargain; mill, machinery and collages on good reascas.Snerbruvke, JOR SALE \u2014 CHICKERING BQUARE igno, $145.terms $5 cash and $4 monthly, full carved legs.compass and Leach Plano Co.560 St Catherine st west, between Stanley and Drummond, sole agents for the celebrated Mason & Risch pavot 1773 F°® : SALE \u2014 ABOUT 100,000 FT.F dry lumber of various kinds.Pr hemtock, birch, ash and bass wood.Ma be sold in rough jumber or k!ln-dried and prepared In flooring.ceiling or siding.aa desired.Apply te W.8.Bullock, Roxton Pond, Qu 177 4 JOR SALE COAL Oli.CANADIAN oll, l4¢, or 85¢ by 5 gallons, American oil 16c, or Tic by 5 gallons; Astral oll 0c, or 95e by 5 gallons: gasoline 23¢, or $1.20 by 5 gallons, dellvered in the city.p.Morency, 106 East St.Cather!ne st.AS 178 3 phone East 2690.R: SALE \u2014 ALL OUR USED PIANOS and organs are being offered al special reductions to clear before August tor.Planos from $45.Organs frum $20.Belect at once and get your choice.Layton Bros, 144 Peel st.178 3eod MOR SALE - 38; CASH.STEVENSON upright piano, seven octaves, ivory Leach Piano Co., 060 8$t.Cath- between Stanley and Drum.mond.sole agents celebrated Mason & Risch pianos 17 For SALE \u2014 INVALID'S ROLLING chair, nearly new.can be seen at Teen and Co, 300 S:.James st.178 2 OR SALE \u2014 NOSACK SELF-FILLING fountain pen, no Inside pump.éatis- fact'on guaranteed.old pens Prices $2, $2.30.33 ment! postpaid.Harr; Paddell) Saute Ste.Marte.178 For SALE \u2014 AN ADDING MACHINE, .that does the work of a 3300 machine, for 315.Address J.Marks, \u20ac3 Church st.SALE \u2014 O s .the properiy.marble of the most beautiful For port ainE iam in TEER combination of colors from this quarry used over at m very reasonable figure: whe In many public bulldings in New England would ike to retire owing to ill he nh, States.Marble can be carried by water Apply to Sam.Culley.94 Wolf ea direct to New York at little expense.i pply S \u20ac a.olfe sc 178 2 dresse Stone and Fairfax, 1342 New or T Avenus, Washington, D.C the owner, \u2018OR en gy Beorie Micdonaids 307 Mrs E.M.Ricker, on the\u2019 property, 30 Hutchison et.off Mount Royal 3 1 ESTAURANT SNAP FOR BUSINESS Fer SALE \u2014 RECLINING GO-CART, IN man, electric fixtures and range and _ Focd condition, wil sell cheap.Ap- cluxat, living rooms, only $35 a month.Ap- ply 1736 8t.James st.corner Laurlet ave.ply Prince Rupert Apartment House ,9Ppu- OR pas FISHING TACKLE - 7 site Court ouse.1 \u2014 & AC ; A = : + eclal discounts.during balance of For SALE - A WELI, EsTARI ISHED this month The Wightman Sporting Goods beer bottling business Addre W., Co., 39 St Francois Xavier st.Box 93% the Pos: Office, 31.er Street Montreal.178 2 T ATENT THOUSANDS IN IT.WANT ney for manufacturing: party can be engaged In BU to see where money PUPILS WANTED.a rt goes Address P 3752, Star Office.pese ; ~~ ANTED \u2014 PRIVATE FRENCH LES- MOR SALE \u2014 RETIRING FROM AN ES- W sons hy & Frenchman, graduate of the tablished photograph business of 33 Paris Untversity (ldcenclie es Lettres, I- A.) years.wlll sell business and rent studio: Answer P.O., ontrgal, letters M.L reasons for selling, ill health.For particu- Terms $2 per hour.111 5° 1 dress Mrs Powell, 167 Princess st.Kingston, Ont.178 2 AGENCIES WANTED.Ge Nn û ral Sto [e! ANTED \u2014 ADVERTISER SHORTLY for sale in large manufacturing villa in Massachusetts, Leading store in town, modern equipment.always run sucuessfully.Address Chas.O.Waiker, 468 Main street, Springfield, Mars.e returning to England would be gled to hear from any nting a good all round commercial man = managing representative in London and Provinces, elther for existing branch or to open new one; no objection to travel excellent references.Salary and expen and commission.Address G 8750, Sear.\u201cBranch Office.TE 0 re «= MONTH \u2014WILL BUY A\u2014 LOT in ST.HENRY These Lots are situated between Notre Dame and St.James streets, and are the cheapest lots in the city, considering the excellent location.All lots apply to E.L.BAUGH, 25 x 100 feet, with lanes In rear.107 St.James For plans and particulars, SITUATIONS VACANT (MALL) EE Nt gt Np gg ad \u2018WANTED \u2014 BOILER MAKER AND exper ange Jurner wanted.Apply.stating e Wa.Hamilton Magu facturing ces Paterboro, Ont, 174 6 WANTED \u2014 A FERMANENT POSITION is offered a man with good city rofer- ences and who is not afraid of work.Address Caretaker, P.O.Box 782 Clty.17¢ ¢ FOR OFFICE; write à good hand end furnish Avply in awn handwriting to Mice.177 2 WANTED \u2014 A BOY must referees.M 3629, Star SITUATIONS VACANT (MALL) PP NA ANTED \u2014 ANY INTELLIGENT PER- y earn goad income at some.n spare \u201clme.corresposidiné for newspa RO canvassing; experience unnecesgary.Rend for particulars, Teas Byndicate.© mn .XY.114 78 ANTED \u2014 A COMPETENT STENO- rapher and t wrlier.Apply to 1039, Siar los 0° PPiie 26 ANTED \u2014 MASTER MECHANIC FOR our woollen mitts.Apply, stating ex- periomen, Paton Manufacturing Co., Sherbrooke.P.Q.175 8 i VV ANTED \u2014 YUUNG MAN FOR AN OFfice, quick and correct at tigures, one with some knowledge of customs work preferred.Apply M 36:2.Star, Office.177 2 NV ANTED SALESMAN, WITH knowledge of bookkeeping, for merchant 1allor's.State age, experience and salary required.Apply M 3613, Star Office.177 3 WANTED \u2014 ORGANIST, ONE OR TWO Sundays, August, English churca: saler # per \u2018Sunday.Address M 3606, Star 177 2 0 le 3 TANTED \u2014 A BOY FOR A LAW OFfice, drery Hutchins and Margolese, Temple Bld 177 2 ANTED \u2014 MANUFACTURERS BY A agent a bright Star Office.& youth, Apply M 12600.WVANTED \u2014 BLACKSMITH AT ONCE.experienced horsesnoer and carriage ironer; steady ployment.Apply Box No.P.Q.177 6 292, Robinson, Bury WW.ANTED \u2014 A Bon CABINET MAKER, sy work.A.Wild.D St Urbain st.{der and a pe VW ANTED ~\u2014 BY A LARGE MANUPAC- Ing company.smart young man as assistant bookkeeper; must have exper|- ence, good prospects for advancement.Apply P.O.Box :365.477 3 Night Watchman Wanted\u2014Night watchman: one who is capable of taking care of boilers.Only those who have had experience and can show the hest of references need apply.\u201cLowney's,\u201d 159 William street.177 2 WANTED \u2014 BRIGHT LAD FOR MEN'S furnishings department of warehouse; one residing in Westmount preferred.Ap- plv by letter to Tooke Bros, Ltd.8t.Elizabeth avenue, St.Henry.176 ANTEL \u2014 PLUMBERS ANU STEAMfitters keep away tro Strike on.om Wianipes à ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE EXPERIENCED Derby finisher, one capable of taking charge of Derby table.Apply Tooke Bros, Lid.302 St.Elizabeth at, St.Henry.477 à \\VANTED \u2014 AT ONCE FIRST CLASS sign painter; steady work: good wages.Address J.McKay, 184 Queen st.Utiawa.177 i W ANTED \u2014 A GOOD HOUSE BOY TO to the country.must have good references.Apply 279 Drummond st, between 3.30 and 9.30 a.m, 177 2 Boiler Makers Wanted, Wanted\u2014Three firat-class boiler makers: none other need apply.Apply P 178 3 3765.Btar Office.\u2018VW ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE GREEN SAND moulders, experienced men oniy, Pattern makers and stone culters.Work out of city.Roman Stone Company.204 Si.James st.Main 4532.75 3 Jaw WANTED \u2014 TWO BMART BOYS ABOUT sixteen.good wages, steady work.Apply Adam Beck, 46 an.48 St.Charles Borromee at.176 2e0d Bright Boy Wanted\u2014For office.Must write good hand, and have some experience; give re- ferences.Apply in own handwriting to P.O.Box 183, City.176 3eod FOR GROCERY MAN TED \u2014 BOY store.50 Alexander st.WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE, CITY TRAVELler, one who Is In touch wih the wWaoiesale grocery trade, between 30 and 40 years of age.neal in appearance and Advertising Copy Chaser Wanted a thoroughly competent ad.writer and copy chaser fur daily newspaper work.A man who understands the business and speaks and writes French fluently.State references and experience.Address G 3384 Star office.175 6 ANTED \u2014 COMPETENT FOREMAN plumber, experienced in handling men and eatimating from plans.State experi ence and salary expected.Apply to (otter Bros.201 Fort st.Winnipeg.175 \u20ac Bright Youth Wanted.about fifteen years of age.Must reside with parents.Apply.sar ing reference, to L 3597, Star \u2018office At TANTED \u2014 MESSENGER FOR FINANcial Institution: must be able to furnish highest references as to character etc, No application considered without proper references: permanent situntion for right may.Apply L 3577.Btar Office, 118 M ANTED \u2014 GOUD.STEADY SECOND ok.Apply at once Grand Union Hotel Sattama, On 176 4 Was TED \u2014 A GOOD JUNIOR FOR Or fice of large manufacturing concern.Apply, with references, staling age, expar!- ence, if and salary expected, 3 3440, Star Oftice.6 3 SITUATIONS WANTZD (MALE) wa NTED\u2014HOUBE PAINTING, GRAIN.RE, plastering, tinting and paper- banging.glazing, charges very low.Address &.David, $lea Dorchester oe \u2018 9 3 WANTED \u2014 PAINTING, PAPER HANGing, tinting.varnishing.etc., by an experienced painter; satisfaction suaranteed.M.l\u2019enstone, 215 Canning ir 174 TIMEKEEPER, PIBCE- work and wages, clerk wants situation, long experience with large number of workmen on contractors and factéry work.used Lo automatic recorders, checks, card system, etc.Speaks ouly English.Good testimonials.Wages moderate.Age 43.U 3160, Star Office.174 \u20ac \\ TANTED SITUATION BY THORough, competent gardener, well versed In the different branches ul the profession; Engliahman; newly arrived; firat class references.G 31295, Siar Office.17% WANTED BRICK WORK.CARPEN- ' try and general house repairs.altèra- tions, etc, Yaken by competent tradesmen.Address F 6678, Star Branch Office.176 3 ANTED BY YOUNU MAN OF 20 position as bookkeeper or aasistant; four vears' experience; best references.Address 1.9552, Star Office.176 4 V ANTED \u2014 COOK, EXPERIENCED man, disengaged, good cook and carver, or capable entire man ment amall hotel.State wage offered.Apps I.23630, Star Office.176 3 WANTED \u2014 COMPETENT ACCOUNT- ant-bookkeeper, desires pont to take entire charge: special knowledge construc- tlvnal engineering and allled trades.Higest references.Address F 6701, Star Bran ch or- fice.V ANTED \u2014 VWANTED \u2014 OFFICE MAN, 39.THOR- ! vughly experlenced.u: present in full charge.desires cnange; salary $80 per month.M 3607, Star Ofrice.- 177 3 | WANTED BY ENGLISH PLUMBER, .ete, Kood Joint wiper.suit jobbing shop, own too J.Keefe, 3 rear 38 St.Alexander at 177 3 VY ANTED YOUNG SCOTCHMAN wants work.can do carpenter's wor James Dakers, and cabinetmaking, age 21.A 11 Plateau at., off Mance st., city.177 3 WANTED \u2014\u2014 __ G00D JUNIOR FOR AC- | countant\u2019s office.Apply with refer: , _\u2014 \u2018TER ences, Stating age.experience.if any.an \\ ANTED t BY goop MARPENTER lary expected.J 34.9, Star Office.'contracis for shop and oftic 5 sa .176 3 any kind of carpentry work, most ressou- able charges and highest satisfaction.best \u2019 _ \"x du city references: sstimatea free; vokkeep- j ANTED tor Ban Rand DIS 5 he ers\u2019 desks In stock, 32 per foot, M.Frumaon, fice.so T7 3 40 Anderson ro Phone Mam 6903.177 3 \\VANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS CLEANER: W ANTED \u2014 BY 4 PASTRY COOK wh must thoroughly understand dry and siiuation as pastry coo es 5 iA a make French cleaning and furnish references.or ake patter Engtioh Apply 5, PES Good JipEes to right part, Apply Lau 171 Plessis, Montreal, P.Q.3 \\Y ANTED \u2014 BY AN EXPERIENCED commercial traveller, with horse and buggy.samples for the city or coilections: \u2019 best of references and security.To also act as assistant.Good chance for a mechanical education.Tranamis- sion Department, The Canadian Fairbanks Co.Lid, 444 St.James street, 1 2 WANTED \u2014 STENOGRAPHER.COMrE- tent maie sienugrapher for railway U 3717, Star Office.177 à V TANTED \u2014 LABORERS FOR ISLE Perrot coppofte St, Anne de bellevue}; wages 31.75 to $2 a day Quinlan & Robertsun.\u201cBlack's Bridge.Montreal, sue office.A HELPER IN CHEESE factory, for balance of the weason.three months.commence August 1s: Stale wages, Ueo.A.Gummer.Colborne, Oa} 176 WANTED \u2014 4 Address 8: Lawrence.178 2 \u2014 HOUSE PAINTING, TINTing.paper hanging, repairs tu plaster, \u2018given; best results, low 18 Souvenir ave.Boulevard ft.NV ANTED etc : estimates prices, A.Harker, 4 \\ \"ANTED \u2014 PAPER HANGING, PAINT.Ing, tinting.double windows, glazed and painted.Phone Up 4031, Baker, 13 Mount St.Marie ave.city, NY ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS PLAIN cook in hotel or otherwise, by German, spraking English and Spanish also.Henry Gottachlicke, care of Mr.Juhn Maxwel, uromocto, N.B.178 116 5 ANTED - FIRST CLASS FOREMAN on coats, open for position Ist Augusi.custom or wholesale work, good references.T 3901, Star Office.178 MW ANTED - CANDY MAKERS.FIRST ciass hands, for all departments.The Montreal woiscuit Co.Brewster avenue, 176 5 Ww ANTED \u2014 TANNERS FIRST CI.ASS bewm hand» and one lace cutter.Stats experience.Apply to F.U.Mecordiek, 4.Catharines, Ont 8 Ww VWANTED = ule BRICKILAYERS AT BT.Louis, M3.Wages T0c and No trouble and lots of work.VYAXNTED \u2014 CUTTER FOR READY- made department: work 49 houra per must Fe etendy.Apply lad.undas, On 175 > ANTED \u2014 A GOOD.SMART BOY, English spraking preferred.Apply s t.Lawrence st.178 2 hour, week: good wages; Grafton aad Co à 2D - HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER hanging, tInting.piastering, varnishing.etc.references lowest prices.A.Frank.11 .Monique at.178 2 W ANTBD \u2014 MAN.LATE NAVY.FROM England.wants work, positions he'd varetaker, hall keeper, painter.er.carman, eic.: wite pl jaundress; te 13 years could work; boy 11 years; excellent references.J 6757, Star Branch Office.on 137 3 best St.since navy, swimming LOST.OST \u2014 WOULD THE PARTY WHO took à handbag from the platform of the Grand Trunk Station on Monday night, = SITUATIONS VACANT (FEMALE.) V ANTED \u2014 OPERATORS ON LADIES whitewear.underskiris, Wrappers aud calldren\u2019s dresses; steady Spo mer Saturday afternoons John Black «nd Co, Ltd, 183 Vitre st Te ANTED \u2014 A COMPETENT STENOgrapher and typewriter.Apply te À 214), Star Uffic - 169 30 WARTED FUR MACHINE OPERAtors wanted.Apply Boulter, Waugh & Co.Ltd.17¢ 3 SALESLADY Wanted an experienced salesiady fur our Candy Department, must be first class and capable vf taking fu.l charge of departe ment, Apply Z.Paquet, 157-173 St.Joseph .Quebec, PF.Q.176 3 WANE D 81.T.McNeil Wane lr \u2014 MAID FOR LIGHT HOUSE.Mewping Apply betwcen 3 and & p.m, No.Apartments.1271 3 WAITRESSES AT Guod vages paid.177 2 TWO James si.second flour, stanley V TANTED \u2014 GIRLS TO WORK IN JAM factory, clean job and fair wages.Apply at the Ozu Company, Ltd, corner Mount Royal and rolet.176 6 WANTED \u2014 OPERATORB FOR and lawn bluuses.also a few trimmers, A.H.Limited, tour st.A ANTED EXAMINER FOR BLOUSE department.als, smart girl to work in sample room.A.Fims Co.Ltd, 5 Latour st.137 Lady Stenographer experienced operator, one Acquainted with both languages preferred.Apply by letter.stating salary required.Henry Birks & Sons, Limited, Mail Department.773 SILK good ms Co.54 La- 177 à Wanted, an TANTED \u2014 LADY « TCAKMIER FOR RE- tail salle, expertepred.both an- es.Apply James Harper, 18 5: Pa Pp t \u2014 GENERAL HERVANT, V TANTED with Sood referen es fami) no chiidre all eveniugs after 368 Wood Far enue, Westmvunt \"ANTED \u2014 EXVERIEXN'EV tors on iadies Livuscs, etesd, work and good prices.App) L Kuesper 6 Notre Dame at, wesi 157 4 ) - A ANTE D \u2014 A HOUSEMAID, REFER- encea requires.51 Jamer's can 3 WANTED EXPERIENCED PANT RY woman.Windsor Street Station Red.taurant.171 3 ANTED \u2014 A GOUD PLAIN COOK AT once; good wages to right party.Ald.Qress communications, 157 Princess utree\u2019, Hamilton, Ont.177 2 TENOGRAPHER Wanted Immediately.experienc ee stenographer.Apply 308 New York Life Bullding.between 8 and 9 a.m, 178 - WANTED TWO WAITRESSES AT 461 St.James st, Brunswick Uale, good wages pai T.McNeil \\VANTED HOUSEMAID AND smart cook.Apply to 243 Stat.WANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED COOK.must have firat class references, Apply Saturday or ie BL GLUUD Antoine 178 - wages $20 per month Monday between ! and 4 o'clock at Mark.17 LADY COMPANION Out WANTED _ mother's nelp, capable of taki.» charge of children and willing to go to country for about three weeks: highest r ferences required; further particu apply P 3764, NV ANTED \u2014 WOMAN TO DO FAMILY washing and ironing at her home, every week.Apply 903a Mount Royal ave, Annex.NY ANTED \u2014 VEST MAKING HELP TO k with first class vestmaker; to learn.Inglis, 487 West 2 \u2018 for Star Office.178 2 good chance Catherine at.\u2014 A SALESWOMAN FOR RE- AN courteous in manner, speaking both lan- July 16th, by mistake.kindly return same Wa Hail ars business.Address H.Sis Fad Tw good position to the ght man AB.| NV man and eecorate at Haan.as as.9 \u2018ae basEaEe gent and receive reward, Sur OF Ap- m an cc a u as as- 4 ply, with references to R 3800, Star Office.sistant to bookkeeper, Address by letter, 176 + Ww ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE BRIGHT, IN- 178 2 giving references.Thomas Robertson and OST \u2014 THIS MORNING A BROWN |: telligent girl fur general office work; Co.Ltd.e Hardware Merchants, L tarpaulin for waggon.Reward at 1551 nrust know aenography and typewriter.Ap- WANTED \u2014 CA BINETMAKERS TO 134 Cralg st.west, Montreal.178 3 Et.Urbain at.ply 135 West Craig st wo on sac a aunches.Apply J.! C.av Lower Lachine Road, terminal JANTED \u2014 PROVINCIAL MANAGER \u2014_ v v OC ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED OPERA- Wellington car line.- V for New Brunswick.by the Excelsior 08T ay ONDAT RE SOON |: tors on shirts, also giris willing Lo + = Life Insurance Co.Libera! contract will be of money, a pear! pin, Keys and papers.learn.Apply Tooke Bros, Ltd.St.Ellaa- W \u2018ANTED -\u2014 IMMEDIATELY A &MÆRT given to gentleman posst-slon the necessary please return to Clgar Stand, Windsor beth avenue.St.Henry.178 6 commence ky Jor Seaman ip office: salary to qualifications.Apply Head Office Toronto.Hotei.Reward , ! A LADY TO TRAVEL nce per mon Apply ! 178 6 .ANTED \u2014 \" handwriting, stating age and Previous xe A Lesr \u2014 WEDNESDAY.13TH.IN WEL- WW.canvassing dress and mantle makers, perience 10 P 3761, Star Office.\\WANTED \u2014 YOUTH.WITH ABOUT lington or Amherst car or while trans- must weak both languages: a Feterences I\" PANTED WAREHOUSE ' one year's experience at the pastry ferring, sliver medal; owner's name on back.quired.Ad .W the wholesale hard MEN FOR cook business.$4 per werk to start and good Finder please return to 175 Si.Etienne at, INTED \u2014 GOOD GENERAL SER.Ole e hardware.heavy goods chance to completes trade.Apply 3 3864, Reward.* Apply 97 Bnuter at.\" emt.\u201conrper enced men preferred.P 3771, Star Office.oor ON DYKE, POINT BT.7 vant.pply ! les, locket, chain, engraved J.$ Aa IWAN TED \u2014 LADY CASHIER APEAK- VW ANTED \u2014 SUITABLE MEN FOR H.E.M.Finder rewarded by returning to ! ing French and English for retall : draughting and tracing.good salaries WANTED 147 (Grand Trunk st.store.Write Davies, Limited, 4 Chaboillez ERA men.Apply room 38, Sovereign at.5 178 2 KE.17 \u2014 _ _ 18 \u20ac | Man thoroughly acquainted with cur- 057 2 FRIDAY.20TH.SILVER AND VY ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY CAPABLE \u2018 JANTED \u2014 PACKER BOOT.SHOE ing sorting and cleaning hides, and Dumb Institute, 395 St.Desls.Reward ! young giri te aasist mother with two And rubber warehouse; giie cxperience Washing and grading wool.Address ! : children, going to country for August.Must and salary expected, P 3769, Star on ice, stuting wages wanted, P.O.Box 269 Lesr \u2014 CHOCCODILE LEATHER bave good reference.16 Hutcnison st.2 Chatham.N.B._-A78 26 pocketbook.Reward at 135 Metearts 178 2 street.3 JANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN, UNDER- V TANTED \u2014 ORDER COOK APPLY \u2018WANTED \u2014 YOUNG GIR].AS GENER- standing shorthand and tvpewriting.Grand Union Hotel, 348 Notre Dame l OST \u2014 A PAIR OF UNMADE TROU- |! al servant, family of three; must un- for general office and customs work.H 6761 Star Branch Office WANT ED \u2014 BOOKKEEPER.STEADY, reliable man, experienced and competent: excellent chance for advancement; young man preferred.O 3723.Star Ome, 78 WW ANTED SMART YOUNG MAN AS A examiner and to assist superintendent in a wholesale fur house: must speak both languages and have experlence.Apply Vineberg and Co., 532 St.Paul st.WANTED FOR ABOUT THE 13TH August one experienced grocery clerk, English speaking: xoud salary for the right man, also one lady cashier and w take grocery orders.P 3753, Star Office.17 fe 'WWANTED \u2014 SALESMAN TRAVELLING {n tae Lower Provinces, (0 carry tobacco samples as à side line.Apply P 3760, Star Office.Wan SHIPPING CLERK FOR wheieeaie faney goods importer: muat nave filled mimllar positions and be quick and accurate at figures.Write to B 3852.Star Office, Etving references and state salary expected.178 2 'ANTED \u2014 SXTOREMAN TO TAKE position as shipper In wholesale fancy goods house.Write to S 3851, Star Office, giving references and stats salary exproted, 178 WANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN TO DEliver groceries and care horse.sring references.Apply 319 St.Antoine st.1782 VYANTED \u2014 TALL.BOY TO MARK ' biackboards, $5 weekly, Morgan and Co., Stockbrokers, 14¢ St, James st., Montreal.V ANTED STRONG BMART YOUNG MAN .as helper in A à ad department.Apply at unce, Canada ewspaper Syndicate, Ltd.65 Dsihouste st.WANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN.WITH | experience for general supply house, capable; of looking after outside shipping and general office work.Apply nk age, salary xnd experience, to 3833, Star Office.ANTED \u2014 BIO STRONG BOY AND ! Soung man.Gold Medal Furniture Mfg.Co, 111 Windsor at.VWWANTED \u2014 PATTERN MAKERS AP- 1 prentice, one with previous experience preferred.Apply The H.R.Ives Co, Ltd.117 Queen st.1:18 3 ANTED \u2014 8 GRANITE CUTTERS i : and 1 good tool sharpener.C.Deakin, stone yard, Maguire st.Mile End, WANTED EXPERT ROUGH DIAMOND ' fitter wants regular employment.Apply 63 Bt.Etienne at.178 \u20ac ANTED \u2014 A FIRBT CLASS HOTEL | \u201c clerk, also an experienced porter for outside work; go wages to men.Apply immediately at Turkish Bath Hotel, ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED SALES., men.Apply W.H.Scroggie.ae 8 WASTED OPERATORS ON HEAVY winter amocks and white coats.Ap- ly Miss Raymond, Robert C.Wiikine, owd st.next to Bleury st.ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN FOR GEN.erp! office work in a wholesale Jem Address 8 3883, Btar Office.17 Wa TED \u2014 SMAR BOY WANTED, Smart, ralisble voy between 14 and ; müet-.de very bdright Apply 138 at.W.ANTED \u2014 BOY ABOUT 14 TO OU messages and make himself useful in store.Apply 622 Bi.Catherine st west.VY ANTED\u2014 250 LABORERS FOR RAILway construction, up to 32 per day: a good blacksmith for country.82 an board.Apply the Reliance Labour Exchange, 428 St.James st.WANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED SALESman for black dress goods department; must speak both languages.Appl, to Mr.Recd.at Henry Morgan and Co's.\u2014 IMMEDIATELY 00 shop runs full time year The Evans Cu., Ltd.179 2 WASTED sticker hand.round.State wages, Sudbury.FUR FOREMAN wholesale fur Apply.8 Wanted \u2018at once by house.Must be good fitter.3860 Star office.\u2014_ ANTED \u2014 TWO HANDY LABORERS, accustomed lo work \u2018In stone yard: also man to run gang saw; good wages to right men.Apply John Quinian and Vo, 7 Hillside avenue, Westmount.178 2 (WANTED \u2014 CHEF, EXPERIBNCED.1 \u2018town or country.sacht or camp, job or permanent.13 Moun: St.Marie avenue.Phone Uptown 40381.ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE A BRIGHT, ATtentive and sober man as walter in an uptown restaurant.Appl; Mr.O'Connor, No.51 University at.ANTED \u2014 CHEF IN AN UPTOWN restaurant.The right man will! be paid high wages.Applleant must be sober and steady.Apply at omce T 3912, Star Qffice.o 1 100 Laborers Wanted.The Simplex Railway Appliance Co.Ltd.Blue Bonnets.\u2018 V ANTED \u2014 LABORERS FOR LA- ! chine.Apply to foreman, .G.Loomis and Sons.Dawes Brewerz.lachine, 178 2 WANTED TO BORROW.Sa WANTED \u2014 TO BORROW $30 TO $106, to be reimbursed 310 per nionth; best sers on Wednesday night or Thursday morning.on Cadieux at.or 8t.Catherine st.Reward at 832 8t.Catherine st.west.t Lost \u2014 AN JRISR TERRIER (FEMALE) from 6 Fort street, on Taursdhy af- 140 Peel at, or Tele- ternovn.Reward at phone 915 Uptown.Lest \u2014 WILL THE PARTY WHO TOOK the bicycle from 56 Bishop wt, return ft at once or they will be arrested.Less \u2014 THURSDAY EVENING ON t.between Mountain and ong Tupper west, smal] brooch, set with emeralds and diamonds.Finder will be rewarded by return- Ing to 237 Mountain at.OST \u2014 TUESDAY ON WAVERLEY, Mance or Fairmount avenue.Annex, gold heart-shaped locket and chain, monogram M eward Annex.178 3 small diamond setting, 26a Waverley, FOUND.Ne UND \u2014 A PARCEL TUESDAY NIGHT on Bt.Lawrence car.Apply 76 Dumont ave.176 3 F JOUND \u2014 ON WEDNFSDAY MORNING cow.Owner can have same by proving property and paylng expenses, No.& MM.Vinteur at.Sr.Mile End.178 3 MOUND -\u2014 WEDNESDAY, 26TH.IN THR Public Pound, Mlle E Louls, brown, no horns, If same i» not claimed by 10 a.m.July 31st, will be sold.G.A.Clermont, Guard.178 WANTED TO PURCHASE.\u2014 a TS ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE EVERYbody's cast off furniture.clothing.coats, old gold.silver.diamonds; fur rices for good mood: mptly called tor i A 15 at aig at.T 2067.WANTED TO PURCHASE.Ladies\u2019 fancy evening dress=s and laGles and gentlemen's cast-off clothing.furs, jeweliert.old plated silver.oid nstru- ments and travellers\u2019 samples.See Sam Pearson.778 Notre Dame West.first, as he s the best prices in the city.Mail orders attended.Tel Main 966.WANT ai \u2014TO PURCHASE LADIES axD gontiomen\u2019s cast off clothing, fur est Raped of securities and will pay 16 p.e.interest.oliery, furniture.:e.1 Strean, 160 Notre ame west Apply T 3914.Btar Office van orders attended se 287 ANTED \u2014 SECONDH NP IRON OR cast iron water pipe, an ne MORTGAGE LOANS.diameter.PB.F.Campbell, St.Hilaire.P.Q.\u2018 oth ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHARE DEER TRUST FUNDS AND ER um Antlers, medium else.without skull.to land on [first mort age.8 oN rates .B® W.H.Fhililpe, of © & Phillips.No- tartes, Canada life Chambers.199 St, James street, Montreal.164 36 made on Real Katate a tern of years, w bar it roquired, the right of paying off a stated sum each year, thus reducing annual charge for rest, Write or call 622 8t Catherine west.PARTNERS WANTED.NNN PARTNER.WITH $10,000, t in a saw mill pro- excellent timber, ANTED \u2014 to take half inte deratand plain cooking.references required, 4 St.Famille st.178 V ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SBRVANT TO do plain cooking.cool house, wiih modern conveblencea.on Jake shore.Apply a1 Coristine Bullding.178 {WANT ED \u2014 A STRONG YOUNG KIT- | chen woman.Apply Montreal Liub, 4 Hospital st.\u2018VW ANTED \u2014 YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE , charge of two children at Dorval for the balance of the summer.must come well recommended, Apply 60 Fort st, Montreal, before one o'clock Saturday.\\WANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED SALESwoman.Apply W.H.Scroggie, Lid 1 = A YUUNG GIRL AS AS- WANTED \u2018 bookkeeper.State experience and salary expected, 3 3857, Star Office.WANTED \u2014 MOTHER'S HELP TO AS- \u2018 sist with general housework, Apply to 958 University st.ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL, WITH good references, who can do good plain cooking.Apply 382 Olivier avenur.Westmount.178 \u20ac daw V ANTED \u2014- RESPECTABLE WOMAN for nousework.(ood wages.Apply st once.Sussex House, 43 Meicalfe st.,, Dominion square, 'WANTEL -\u2014 EXPERIENCED AND RE- ' fable general, housework, smal! fam- fly; good wages.Apply mornings 435 Met- calfe ave.478 ANTED \u2014 YOUNG LADY AS BTENO- t grapher and typewriter; one with a \u2018knowledge of office work preferred.Apply E.Renouf.Ltd.corner Univoralty and St.Catherine ets.WANTED \u2014 HOUSBMAID.APPLY + « with references, 111 University st.2 a \"WASTED \u2014 A GOOD WASH WOMAN: ' must bs a good laundress; two days a week.Apply 4470 Sherbrooke mount.V ANTED SALESLADIES, COUPLE 1 » of smart salesiadies for clonks, coats, Apply 286 178 2 Must have bost references.Lawrence ANTED-20 OPERATORS ON SHEEP- ! skin costs.steady work and highest wages.at once to The Standard Shirt Manufacturing Co., Ltd, 213 Delori- mier avenue.178 3 ANTED ' good, one for gen eral Hospita ANTED \u2014 CHAMBERMAIDS.GRAND Union Hotel, 348 Notre Dame st.went.ANTED \u2014 GIRL FROM 15 TO 17 FOR housework Ld panel Lo EEE etc.at.\u2014 IMMEDIATELY TWO smant malds for pantry work: al work.Apply Montreal Gen- ment.À poly.nor ave.estmount.VV ANTED \u2014- AT ONCE A GOOD LAUNdress, understands Ironing, 36 Victoria st.TANTED \u2014 A LADY AB MOTHER'S N help or companion; mu Ve copatle of taking charge of the house.'s 3385, Brat office.178 WAIST MAKERS, Wanted on silks.To experienced girls we guarantee hest pay In town.Apply position; fine tract: Soatl .D.ei atr te water.G.D 333 Has oo 2 oot, : inte MONTREAL LOAN & MOSTGAUE CA, \"lé Notre Dame ot.west, ote.Bt, John nt Vancouver.D.Ce Salem Co, Ltd, 323 BL.James st, ETES 8 TE \u2014 [ : THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1906.ig PRES VETTE Y \u2014 Tr a :SITUATIONS VACANT (FEMALE)) ROOMS TO LET.\u2018 ROOMS TO LET.MISCELLANEOUS.| STREETS DISGRACE me ame mem ee ma a PN ; - \u2019 \u2014 ; \u2019 ANTED \u2014 HOUSE-TABLEMAID FOR OOM \u2014 FURNISHED ROOM TO LE OMS \u2014 FURNISHED URE iH 1 bot and T=» Logs.a FOR ever 8 \u2018 a a Pe T - $ .Oo OR UNF [W, country (13 miles from Montreal), R single front room; terins moderate.Dished, double and single, ° Toronto, bas\u2018 b N 2 bud Wages.also expeticnéed coox.13 t-2 96-Universicy st 173 6 cold water.Apply.137 Ontario west.11546 |; saised ng force in Canadian |' «GI College avenue.; Jour! to-day The Giobe\u2019's Clrcula- - oe esse ss ce ROOMS \u2014 TUURKISTS REST, 13 ES- Rooxe \u2014 QUIET PRIVATE HOUSE, tion 1s 1 pe and 1a roby Dacron VANTED \u2014 WAIIHESSES FOR CITY | planade sicnue, Fletchers Field lat large front parlor.unfurnished.other age 33 1-3 p.c.greater than that of D ciass modern house, private family.home rooms, handsomely furnished, all convenl- yiner mo ef 18 ue Domiblon: Lie .® ae PA ferences | arte, meals 1\u20ac rog-lred.caves Transients 13° McGUI College ave, Globe is tne srétognined \u201cWant advl\u201d me- To reduce our stock of Dinner Sets we will offer the following 11 1-8 Meuii College ane : £ OOMY \u2014 135 METCALFE BTREET, Sum Nine Office, Sm P1ORS The lines at discount\u201497 Sets at each store.\u201c« WW +5 re VOUS WOMAN 10 An sist {4 k.lchen in a boarding house, sleep at home.Apply 113 Metcalfe st luvely large rooms, bath flat, running OUM8 \u2014 WELL FURNISHED DOUBLE Building, or write The Globe, \u2018FTorocto, Can- x .cransients \u20ac a jephone .: .water in rooms; transients take.tel ; .and single rooms, Auer light, Bell ads 340 212 Such IS the Impression I orm- Up 2650 Telephone.Private family, Apply a Fa enis st.i 1 ed After Mr.Vallieres Trip Abroad.'PHE HERALD I8 TO HA \u201cHAT I OOMS \u2014 320 PALACE STREET, LARGE The Star is to Montreal.the recounised double room fur two ladies or genile- OOM \u2014 TO LET WELL FURNISHED Wart Medium, If you want help, proper: FUR FINISHERS.men, with board If necessary.175 à R single room on bathroom flat.28 Vic- situations, etc.advertise bet the eri ond 176 À get resulta.Rate: 1 cent à word.Three (n- 1 set ROXBURG, flow blue, 108 pieces, gold {illuminated $18.00 1 set TOKIO, blue, 97 pleces, $10.00 sots DAVENPORT, 5893, brown with gold edges.0.toria st.; ~ OUMS \u2014 BAUK FARLUR.NICELY \u2014 ______ ee sertlions for the price of two.Caah with HATSWORTH, brown, 114 3 Wanted.Guod linishers on Fur |] furnisned.wardrobe, electric Light, JROOMS \u2014 THREK LOVELY FURNISH: order.Subscription.daily 3: Saturday \u201can 5 sots © with gol edges and ON ALL SETS ADVERTISED and red designs, gold edges, 108 Jackets, at 1 Unacdinger, bou 8 (0, 94 baihron priviieurs.146 Calhcait st.cor, |.cd roome read, for oeccupatiun, will on, 50c a year, postage free.Address Tae places, - 810.00 HERE pleces .$20.t Peter slrecù 177 2 Union ave 116 + aturt giving board in September, private Herald, Humilion, Canada, mentioning bis ABOUT OBSERVING SUNDAY soup tureen .se ; - - \u2014 \u2014 family.43 East Suerbrooke.Telephone East paper.50 313 10 sets CHATSWORTH, blue, 116 6 sets LOIS, imitation Crown CANTED \u2014 A YOUN PERSON AS i QOMS- ELEGANT AND NEWLY FUK- 193}.176 4 q ' ; 1d ed d sou Derby, 103 pteces, gold tllumin- iN Ror orness and mo aes general heip nisned rooms, with first ciass board if WANTED -\u2014 BALESMEN COIN MONEY pleces, with gold edges an + P , , - or one Cl ana wining to trâve, D, 3910, | drhred, \u2018A AtrICLS private tamil, all home ROOMS NEWLY FURNISHED, SIN.| a Colline advertising box tier sap.The Continental Method Jarred a tureen .812.00 ated .2214 LL $35.00 ve - * c-mfors mine diate possession, Tess gle and double, gas, hot water, bright valued one ollar, for twenty-five cents, \u2019 ¢ \u20ac e, nd : \u2014_\u2014 EEE 34.3 star Office 176 8 and cheerful.§10 \u2018month.212 Sherbrooke full particulars, Dr.Johnston, FET, Good Deal on the Canadlan 2 sets SARATOGA, enamelled 5 sets JOSEPHINE, dark\" blue.ANTED A LADY CASHIER, SPEAK- west, corner of Bleurv.176 4 James st, Montreal.roses, 97 pieces, glit 3 pieces, i 4 go ing both Frenca ant Eig, for a lat 1 GOMS \u2014 FIRST eS oayoMs.~ no 0 Visitors.handles .oo.2.120.£12.00 edges .522.350 ; rere: > Te Le , y v © lransients accommodate rehrs- OUM \u2014 TO LET A FRUNT OM.- à Blass lb eo reieroncy [uae Abby LY ter st.west, corner Drumunond.176 4 1 furnished, on bathroom floor, 53 Cath 2 sets GREEN (BAND 2 00 1 a EEE dre Crown , : - os TT cart st.> Ve .e .- 3 .ASTEL \u2014 Gils TOR SRWINS [JOM - FUR ISHED FRONT ROOM HORSES AND CARRIAGES.While Montreal compares favorably edges.98 plecen cdges .825 00 N ASTER me 1e UR SEWING ti let, on bath fiat, with every con- Ï OOMS\u2014 SINGLE AND DOUBLE, NEW- ann with the large cities of Europe in the 3 sets RED BAND and gold Bi.east \u2019 sentence.In quiet house 93 Mansfield ei.ly furnished, electric light and tele- TANTED \u2014 HORSES.PART appearance of its buildings, {ts streets edges, 98 pleces .- 812.00 3 sets No.3960 CAULDON, en- \u2014 - 1i6 4 phone.Y5T Sherbrooke at.West.176 4 Ÿ Ing norses, harnesses oF AES aay would be a disgrace to any commun- 1 set S8EVILLE, dark flow blue, amelled design, lemon border, STENOGRAPHER BU arme ET made 3S NENT JROVMS - FURNISHED, ONE LARGE ind Gor sale WU please bring them in, as an gold illuminated, 96 116 pleces +.ooo .B83.y furnisned rooms, modern cons eni- .7 lat.i - e se 5 ls \u2026 S.D.Val- en ra.Auer ligat, telephone, etc No cbll- roam.Franmients mania.pony se Ly auction every day at 230 p.m.Private lire.fee opinion of Mrs Baal pleces.#14.00 3 sets 3329 ASIATIC, blue and red Wanted, young Loty as stenographer 47a Firat class people wn.y.95 Mackay st, dicuill College ave 137 6 pales at all times.Consignments of al © ; Cadran o 8 ca 4 sets SHERATON, Oriental blue, designs, gold illuminated, 108 End typewriter.Stale speed In short 176 4 nds solicited, eatlafaction guaranteed.T.CDyumitiee, who has Just returned 88 pieces, gold edges $14 feces | 310.00 Bnd.and Sxpericn +, Salary 87.00 per \u2014 = UUM \u2014 BED-SITTING ROOM ON |W.Foster and Co.auctionecrs, 605 8.fram a twu months\u2019 visit to Europe.pieced, go n : PIECES een etre eee Ru week.Permanent position.Address PR U4 Ce LET A NIUE LARGE UN.ground floor.electrio light, bath, hot Paul st.176 76 Ho adds that it ls about time sume- 6 sets DELAMERE, green or blue, 3 sets 3952 ANTIQUE, brown and pu Sint ffl.Tx ' furnished roum on parlur flat, sult- and cold, one of (Wo gentiomen.44 Victoria \u2014_\u2014 s, illuminated and old : a T 5549 Star «ffice 178 b : ; ; thing should be done 97 pleces, illu & -d old lluminated, 112 pie- 2 ab.e for married couple, with private fam- street.177 3 WR BALE \u2014 VICTORIA CAB, NEW \u201cPe : \"dges £14.00 red, ge , 2 } ANTED AN EXTERIENCED CHAR.13 use of kitchen if required.Apply 44 \u2014- top.two seated buggy, road Cart, ons ersonally.I favor a special tax cdg ee eee cee .À COS ane .540.00.bermuatd App.iblo re M:ton st.«ity - 176 6 OOM \u2014 TO LET FURNISHED FRONT express; all kinds harness, blankets, rugs, |\u201c! a sinking fund provided to wipe 5 sets No.4 LITHO, enamelled \u2014 F pps: Aibton Hotel as room for two qui\u2019 persons, 32 per whips.cushions, carriage t DL.Dowel | out a del fn ; d £ whicl d 108 pl 1d i f 3 sets 9130 CAULDON, enam- ran erie TT 2 OUM \u2014 FUKNISHED FRONT RUOM, week.15 Chennevilly ob \"177 2 LP .ke tops.LD.Lowell, o ebt the proceeds: of which roses and green, pteces 80 At our stores a great variety o : so edge, 116 nN [ANTED Tip PINISHERS ON MENS 1 for one or twa geutiemen; tering | eee 12 Su Henry a 7 117 3 would go to repair the streets at once edges .> articles for Wedding Presents.shied design, turquoise pute 11 John W.Prok and Co.Lid, 1553 St Law.D'édorate.53 Victoria ar 176 5 OUM \u2014 96 UNION AVENUE.TRAN- OR SALE _s Lo so that the city would be made pre- 3 sets No.3 WHITE and GOLD, p seen ee reese 00 a Mak adic Lay sents or permancut parties, large, JOR E ONE PHAETON, IN PER- | geniable and safe for the residents and Senge ot.ie 178 2 1 GVOMS \u2014 LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, well furnished, perfectly clean bedroom.fect order; a bargain to a quick buy- sit : M matted gold handles, 97 .ronmecting, bath tliat.newly papared bathroom flat, auitable for ons or two.er.Apply to Trottier and Adams, 323 Rich- Visitors to drive through.pieces .812.00 Limo es China Dinner Sets > end painted, suitable for hed and nitting- 177 3 mond at.Telephone Main 2425.177 8, While In Rome Mr.and Mrs.Val- 1 t SEVRES, dark green, 111 \\ se » n, : room, for gentleman, ales back parior bed.- ei - Heres had tt tunit Hi \u2014 SITUATIONS WANTED (FEMALE,) [ir Wet Bouse: references 31 Vicioria JaGOM \u2014 To LET LARGE FRONT JOF SALE \u2014 TWO HORSES AND HUG- | jioliness the Pope, on the accaston of pleces,gold llluminated, £15.00 street 176 ronm, with board, suitable for two æles.Apply 33 Luurotta st.[78 3 the canonization of Carmelite sisters 2 sets ATALANTA, dark blye, 108 2 sets 4718 BORDEAUX, pink decorated, burnished gold, 114 pieces .vee.-$-10-00< young gentlemen, terma moderate; wid be er Ln we ln ns ma 1 MW NTED \u2014 YIKST CL\\sS DRESSMAK- Ry fe T° or A LARGE TURNISH.Vacant by the first of the month.11 Pla- POR SALE \u2014 PONY, FOUR WHEEL Who were beheaded tn France during pleces, gold {lluminated, $18.50 A er wunis work by day ln refined ol .ron .; wih ss © open teau s:, off Mance.178 2 rig.brand new, and sleigh, in good or- the revolution.Accompanying a num- 2 sets NAVARRE, enamelled.green 3 sets W.247 LOUISIANE, bor- houses, curidren a robes a specialt Appi v laurler avehue.St.enr, 176 4 der.Also parlor sel, Nu.54 St.Agnes nt, hed Phone Main $631.v Tier he : JV MS \u2014 BRIGHT, AIRY RUOMS, St Henry.178 bir of French pilgrims, Mr.Valljeres edges, 108 pleces $15.00 ' der pattern, rosebuds, burnis -\u2014 \u2014 PRveMs - FRONT AND BACK ROOMS, Lathroom flat, in quiet English fam.vas present when an address was pre- 3 sets SHAFTESBURY, electric gold, 108 pieces, .$33.00 Ny ANTEL \u2014 BY COMPETENT LADY handsomely furnlsned.on bath floor.iy.good locality.60 University st, 138 2 POR SALE \u2014 A GOOD WORKING »edted to His Holiness in which the 9 1a\" / | , her - | Transients taken.86 Crescent St.neaf St.horse.sound.Apply 447 Clar a ; green, 112 pleces, go .2 sets 4658 BORDEAUX, pink and slenograp and (ypewriter, position; 1 >?- bply + ark st, Mile French separation law was alluded to.8 on of telerences.Addis A.Cpl Tl) CaSO ee 1 RY t, LLENISHED RON ON BATH Ena.The reference drew tears from the edges aE Ll #18 00 ZT 4 burnished gold, enamelled_ de- hausse at.174 Bb \u2014\u2014 - - - lat, Auer light; rent moderate, 240 ?et LARENCE, enamelled dark 3 ve 00 ch i, ROO, 7, SLPLY FURNISHED LARGE si Antoiñe at.178 3 POR SALE \u2014 BEAUTIFUL DARK ves of the Pontiff, as he went on to 3 Be oa green, gold illuminated Erm ON sign, 114 ploces .$75 {ANTE \u2014 5 T \u201cLASS ; ; Ve sl \u201cen, = chestnut gelding, six years old, 16 1-4 e _ \u2019 0 1 OR .VASTE runs PI HST tai Sy GERMAN venienres | Tranmients accommodated 29 OOM \u2014 SINGLE OR DOUBLE FUR.hands high, with extreme action, perfectly foplore She present condition of af 108 pieces .8$20.00 (4 JN 1 set 0212 WHITE and GOLD Ber own home.Apply 358 Clairol at, McGill Unilege avenue.177 3 nished room, bath flat, private fume.city broken and safe for family use.Also *!TS And expressed the hope that an 4 sets MARGUERITE.enamelled IRIAN stippled, rococo shape, - - 1823 1 ; .Np ly.breakfast if desired, gentlemen only.bay gelding.elght years old, 16 1-4 hands l\u2019AProvement would be taking place Le 108 NS A pieces «viv cies .\u2026.875.00 Lo 0 OOM: \u2014 To) LET NICE FRONT ROOM.| 6: liens st, near Duluih.J.1185 st.high, thorouxhiy city broken.perfectly safe Within a short time.wreath or daisies, gold edges, ELSIF WANTED \u2014 POSITION, MOTHER AND Windsor depot CT en or aren, near Denis at.178 2 for family use.vin be on view at our With Gibraltar, Mr.Vallieres was pleces.818.00 res 2 sets 333 CHERBOURG, Empire daughter, English < vx, geieral h i er wes\" ja 393 stables, St.Paul st, Monday morning, Cr eter ; \u2019 : es, 128 Waid, Bursé, City of sunt Wear End bpp Dorchester st wea 177 3 OUM \u2014 1398 MANSFIELD STREET.and will be sold by auction Monday.July |Pressed as à Spanish city.The only 3 also Dinner Bots at $4.25, $5.00, c pur lines of Glassware are plocos\u201d gold cdges, 100.00 ° ,.areusese vu v0c0 $5.50, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50.joyment Bureau, 956 West S:.Catherine.- - \u2014 + \u2014 comfortably furnished large front 30th, at 2.30 p.m., without reserve or limit, SI&ñ of English occupation was the pioym ve atnerine 1 OOMs- BRIGHT FURNISHED FRON room.suitable for one ur two, or married as the owner la leaving the city.- W- umiform of the soldiers in the garri- 147 2 roms, with or wi'.a.ut board, os:h ; : \u2018 .He ve .: couple: also single room, all mudern cnn- Foster and Co., Auctlonvers 178 3 - ANTE : EN Cv .hot water.Auer ight, terms reasonable.108 vent .- son.Rome, he found a dead city so * VANIED 5 ATRATION, BY widow NY iy 3 onienes LL far as active business 1s concerned.533 St.Catherine St.East 327 St.Lawrence Stree Rotel linea or auy position that woud en- KOUMS \u2014 ONE OR TWO UNFURNISH- RON ode floor private tami She tourist trade seemed to occupy 76 Near St.Catherine, tail spme responsibislty.best of references.ed\u2018ronma, with use of kitchen.Appiy desirabls torminr EN Pier brive family.TEACHERS WANTED, everybody.The churches, museums, (Near Amherst.) 176 2eo0d .vAddress 6869, Star Uranch Uffice.176 3 art galleries and other artistic edifices, 2vu Versailles street, near St.Antoine st.\u2014 _ \u2014 -\u2014 - NIN ss PANTEL © BY AN EXPERIENCED 177 3 1 vous = To LET, NEWLY FURNISH- TANTED \u2014 TWO PROTESTANT FE.'\"Wever.he found all that he had ] young lady position as salesiudy.KR OOM \u2014 BRIE FURNISHED FRONT vers central 554 West Bo Corneal and VV.mêle teachers, with elementary dip- \u20acVer expected to see and more.pus.star Office, 178 2 | room, parlor flat, suitable for one or oppusite Victorta st.: 178 3 \" lomas, for Now } and : Schools.Listriet of PROGRESS IN MILAN e 7 - = Tf two gentlemen.567 Si.Catherine at.west.Haldimand; reference required Apply, stat.N TANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG LADY pOSI- 1173 JQOOM \u2014 LARGE BRIGHT Room, ng salary to Wm J Suddard Secretarz- JOB as dss:stant s(cnograpasr aud sultable for two ; Sen Treasurer, Bandy Beach, Quebec.170 10 As a business man, the ex-alderman 0 .- ar .\u201cqv > ! gentiemen, with \u2019 - typist.R 3807, star Uitive ts 2 1 aoMs \u2014 JT LET IN A PRIVATE board, gas, near \u2018Vindsor and Grand Trunk pr = on was struck with the signs of progress : 7 \u2014 - - \u2014 - willy, siukie rooms.handsomely fur- stations lla Argyle ave.178 2 AN \u2014 CACHE FOR SHIuA- || \u201chic - ; A ANTED \u2014 BY A, GOUL\u2019 GENERAL , nished, bath un same fiuor.Apply 13la |\u2018 -\u2014 F N wake elementury school, No, 2, \u2018for in Mian.whien ne ren PT aa | & sant n situailou in a boarding | Mansfield st, 1773 ROOM \u2014 TO LET NICE FRONT SIN.[ten montha teaching.duiles begin suptem- 15 5 respect a position far ahea Ouse vi, prird.e ldmlly.un (ue Guy ur =\u2014-_-\"r-_- > \"gle furnished room, Auer Haht.13 ber 1st, salary 318 per month.Apply Geo, ° any other city visited by him In Sountry.33 Hermine st.OM \u2014 LARGE RUOM, BATH FLAT.178 2 Young, Secretary-treasurer, Bhigawake,Que, l'aly.Manufactures are being es- ) 175 4 | Re Victoria sat.IR Board optional.140 Mansfield st.tablished, the people are active, the TANTED \u2014 BY RESPECTABLE WO- a OOM\u2014 GENTLEMAN Ta 3 2 \u2014 NTLEMAN OR LADY WISH- - N Juan work in private families.S 3350, - - _ \u2018 1 ing for nice room, wih home com.\\Y ANTED \u2014 TEACHER FOR ST, tr.\u201ctréets are clean and well kept, and - Mooys \u2014 ox LARGE AND CONE forts in small family.970 St.Catherine si.bain Protestant School: terms eignt YéryWhere there Is an air of bustle, 9 = ; Ny en D POSITION BF A PARTY |aes imal well furnish front room.with west.178 2 months, four months, from lst September Comfort and prosperity.Saturday S Sporting V ents an e W S ; : ; - : \u2018 -o.: - - and four months from 1st March.4- .v fu: eee nurse.cars ne hick or ve 177 3 1 OOMS \u2014 TO 1.8T DOUBLE AND SIN- ary 1s doilars per month.Maicoim Me- t Mr.Vallieres Js a contractor.and dress 1; 8743, Siar Br y \u201ch Uffice.1 HONS vis gle room, aicely furnished, in guod Kav.Secretary-\" \u2018vagurer, St.Urbain, Co.»r years he was chairman of the ; 7.Star anc .| ONS \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS ON locality.suitubie for married couple or Chateauguaz.: 116 Road Committee.He was, therefore, \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 - To.|b bath flat.Auer light and hat water.kentlemen.48 Cathcart st 178 3 much strvek with th f O e or ; [WANTED \u2014 SITUATION FOR A YOUNG | 65 University st.197 5 FANTED TWO PROTESTANT E ; e manner of pav- ° I\" dy in gents turnshing or other | __ \u2014 OUMS ENGLISH BOARDING HOUSE, ¥ mentary teachers fur York Schoula: 118 the streets of Paris, which he ore, ae canter.at ence (ap furnish good Rovys 7 NICE BRIGHT DOUBLE ronm and good bourd 34 per week.salary 3230 cach for ten mone ie Apply found In this respect the best of all ; srérences.vas eaver Hall HJ .media possession.A part al for tn; [m- Appiy W.Carpenter.298 Dorchester street Jonn F.Davis, Sec.-Treas., Gaspe, Gun the citles visited on his tour.Con- > ee \u2014\u2014 à .na t 1 = = * * : : VANTED © BY A RESPECTABLE 1h.y 176 deod ju corner Beaver Mail Hulk 178 6° 076 6 crete for the streets is lald nine inches ¥0n pARition as nurses, wilting to leave vVUM \u2014 UNFURNISHED, OR OTHER thick, instead of elght as here, and eity.Address It 3814, Star Office.1 wuM \u2014 DOUBLE.SUITABLE FOR 2 R wise, to let, on Front street, 4346 St.with the clayey soll of Montreal he gentiemen or marries couple, visitors Catherine st, Westmount, near M.A.A.thinks such a basis would greatly im- ANTED \u2014 RESPECTABLE SUVOTCH iv city accommodated, 127 Metcalfe at.Grounds.178 2 Ww rs Tuesday Of each week.washing and iéonine 174 4 tar ROOMS WANTED.Pi The cleanimoss and su °° .A Y ee a cleanlin W 7 y ( > 1 Or preserving of fruit.120 Chennevilie st PRPOM \u2014 DOUBLE AND RINGLE ROOM, WVANTED \u2014 BY TWO GENTLEMEN 3 streets also struck (he ex-alderman ne La te News Edition ill suppl y ° front rooma or front and backy ad- «well worth Imitation, while the sym- nicely furnished, with a;l] modern cun- w = ' AN pen OS ITION, AS MANAGER.venlences, In shopping district; visitors to ANTED A DOCTOR joining, comfortably furnished as bed and t » wuperior boarding house.hotel, city accommodated.138 Metcalfe st.Who desires two elegantly furnished sitting room.must be bright and alry and M'OtrY and beauty of the bridges over ousek er 1 ! = trust.Rest ÉnElSR and city Piterengesr 4 4 4aw rooms tn the very best part of the city.west of Bleury; would preter to have te Seine also impressed him favor- J 6300, Siar Branch Office.| C158; | ROOMS ~ TO LET.128 MANSFIELD One may be used as consulting room, bropictast only.L 3688, Star Office.iy.and the other is fitted up as waitin 5s sae | SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.- Ask your Newsdealer to deliver you a copy, or send your name 181,0 wn Cetegant #@te of rooms, pas- | : lor flat, also a double and single room room.Apply 78 Union avenue.Tel N \u2014 Î = 170 aw | UP 1784.1 Ne or Kitchen, for a married Soups; pi The manner of ther area nem and address to The Standard Office.1e RCOMS AND BOAR \u2014 - = po.dalldren; state where and price FP J ever, rather jarred on the D.VOM DUUBLE AND SINGLE ROOM, 3751, Star Office.sentiments of the visitors.Stores and Dtivate family In Westmount, artial board, house bemutifully situated: Pome comforts; telephone K 3 AN te The Standard\u2019s Late News Edition fills a long felt want.It covers all Saturday Sporting Events, written up by best writers, and General News of the World by special Cable and Telegraphic Service.The Standard\u2019s Illustrated Section is not excélled by any paper in the world.The Fourth of The Standard\u2019's $160,000 Series of Famous Original Novels will be : !| theatres are open, the men work at U ; JANTED \u2014 BY MARRIED COUP ; , ork a 324, Buar Office.8 MMER BOARD.WANTED \u2014 BY MARRIED © rouge oF paving the streets.everything goes on à 2aw ROARD SHAWBRIDOE Few batnreom, poentral, furnished or unfurniaa- JUSt as in week days, while In the \u2014 ed: no children, Address J 7 s DO CEUX EURNISHED DOUBLE boarders can be accnmmedated at Branch Office.\u2018 178 Hed Places of worship there is but a small a ï Te Poa 0 beautiful front Rosemount, In the Mouniains, overlooking proportion of \u2018the population to be bap Perior facing Domimlon square, shower lakes.J.W.West, Shawbridge P.Que.seen, and even then the great n'ajority 173 \u20ac of those who attend services are wo- goons \u2014 TOUMISTS, DESIRABLE AC- bath, telephone, near Windsor station.Tran.178 3 MACHINERY FOR SALE.men commodatton, :iry, elean, well fur- alents taken.14 Osborne ut.After visiting Belgium, the ex-alder- mished rooms, wita or without meals, Mad.ue LOTUS an prier a Parisian House, [200M \u2014 TO LET NICE LARGE FRONT WARD \u2014 RIVERVIEW HOUSE, NOW man and his party crossed over to Epgland, and he found that country BL and »s Union avenue, central location, room.sultable for two gentlemen or open; rates low, well furnished, large ue.178 2 vw.DI E.more llke Canada than any he had only few douts of Hi.Morgan and Co.'s es- marr! .and right om river front.Particulars appl RbLsh ment, Viz gb [parties couple.few minutes\u2019 walk from D Randaii, Carillon, nhs OARD \u2014 ARE YOU LOOKING 2UR |.\u2014 board?Try'Wauwh's, 2:7 SU Lawrence Mons \u2014 DOUBLE PARLOK, UNFUR: Berne now: ben Tous, CARLIE Feen so far.London, while less beau- st.central locality: good Accommodations.nished, with use of Kitchen 1f wanted, Doautifully situated oo hill overlooking OC P R ESS ES tiful architecturally, gave the ime .00M \u2014 SINGLE AND DOUBLE, WITH board, on bathroom flal, all modern sonvenivnoes, $34 aod $3 per weak 65 Os- Tne st.170 190 T.R.Station.363 Noire Dame s! west.8 tarms $3.50, $4, singiv, double rooms.as, bath, telephone; moderat 2 tawa river; good boating, fishing and bath ess} f ter b à £ .; 6 rent, 69: ar; .: - pression of greater business activity.Sherbrooke st.east, facing the Normal ing.Appiy D.Dandailk cio, ue The new Catholic Cathedral at O9 SEE FRONT an oun | ni \u201c|| witnam R.Perrin & cory, Ltd, Fgatminsier excited\u201d nix\u2019 miration, \u201cDOC\u201d GORD 00d Rocommoantion.ana\u2019 tres tase Wofind JRPOMS \u2014 IN PRIVATE FRENCH PAM.JJ0ARD \u2014 MIyTO HOUSE, LAKE ST, > \"> while the sight of a Catholic proces- el.Up 3173.à5 Union avanue.11 9 \u2019 men 5 DTenain rouse.wultable for Baule f opera ee raie County Poe Out TononTe.Len pots ge pe of W k f L | t Li ht i - = .west.18 2 ew vacancies for summer boarders, 1 London not only unmolested.but at Wi 1 , t ! nin modern conveni ; 1a rac ad ut at- - ns Greatest or Oo ove nteres OUNS oo SINGLE AND, DOUBLE, ROM 7 TARGE, COMFORTABLY FUN tisnermen.B71 per weeks oo atfracuon for tended with respect by all along the Mary E.kins Freema t 5 8 ; furnisned, Auer light and tee.AL Mis 144 taom, \u2018bath fiat, mot and end ; route Impresse m very forcibly Acti n ster phone.with or without board, lb Hanover FâIRT, Auer light, moderate\u2019 terms.refer.\u2014 PUINTE if ction an a ! g y y.stree: 177 2 ences exchanged.101 Mance st.17 2 CARD rors an na tient lacs accom: Paen iene spirit of toleration among the - 1 \u201d = modation for th th 3 Hons - ANL BUARD Iv WEST OOMS \u2014 BINGLE AND DOUBLE personally, re.\u2018onarlobole Pole CET 177 3 It will Begin Next Saturday in The \u2018Montreal Standard.Place ?: people, IN 00 Ife I 6S Sunday observance in London, the ex-alderman also found to be lacking Lrarehester st.tu 846).; rooma, bath flat, want nome comfort, clean, a node, ehamel bath, hot wa breakfast 0 t i N | Thi i hi hl i rt t, choice board, telephone, Auer apply sired.transients Accommodated.372 La- LVARD \u2014 UOUD BOARD.LARGE fn one respect\u2014the presence of women your order early with your ewsdea er.IS IS 18 y impo an as At above.7 lu Baucaetlere ut.west.178 6 rooms, bunks of the River St.Fran- 2 to 50 Horse Power in public houges on Sunday afternoon.The impression created by this practice he found distinctly unpleasant.\u2014 - - \u2014 ) IR To cls, mouse on the hills, shade trees, cool, DPOUK\u2014DOUHBLE KUOM, WITH BOAHD.Re OMS ~~ FURNISHED ROOMS BY DAY restful.one mile from Melbourne, Que., vp- or week, very central: breakfast und posite Richmond, G.T.R.Btation, 5 and on former issues of first novels many were disappointed, as the entire edition was sold out.© In stock for immediate meta Transients accommodated.134 Mane- |junch opuonsi; Oui, eniral: br dre paré Bogie Rleamond, G.T.R.Station, & an \u201cWe are better Canadians for our 0 7 corner St.Catherine, 2nd floor.\"11, Box 7%.Melbourne Que.iT 6° 1 Visit to all the ci i \u2014 - .F ; , 7 4 e citles and countries of i natin a ey A RONT PROOMS\u2014 TO LET BED-SITTING ROOM : delivery.Ask for stock the other side.for of all we have seen GEORGE MURRAY PUBLISHING CO., Limited choles central Incaitt v Aver light, terms suitable for lady or gentleman of - pARD Hoe Tg Sn for ood pH list: there is nothing to compare with this 171 St J \"St t Véasonab.= 155 Mance st.Ts 2 Quiet Rabie in private familly; no other and mountain and lake scenery.Tecme It D Canada of ours.\u201d - James: ree Ch = Rp, Sey pease, win ponent nw | ee beans be 00 A WN Petrie - MAR \u2014 2 AY \"RNISHED, \"ITH ; ; \u2014 _ .- .R hears: 4 destred pr vate Resteh fam.RM = on arn FRONT ROOM.Moan.1 Ay SEER nPSARP PLEAS * ° \u2019 ; | .modern house.electir.Lghi, central ?.rath .ght, break.santly situated on the lake front: good = tornifts st Great Mill and Factory Sale Bargains are Numerous here Saturday Morning Shoes at Half Price The characteristics of our Shoes is that they always make a delightful tmpression, not only on the feet but on the eyes.They are not only comfortable, but built with due regard for Madam Fashion's whims.Saturday morning shoppers will do well to be here early.to take advantage of this remarkable offer of fine Black Dongola Kid Oxford Low Shoes, finished with patent tips, light soles and hulf French leather heels; balance of one of our Mnes of $2.50 shoes.Saturday morning.81.23 Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Barefoot Sandals, 49c, 59c and 69c.Girls\u2019 and Misses\u201d White Canvas Slippers at 85¢ and $1.15, Ladies\u2019 $2.76 to $3.75 Tan Oxfords for $2.45.And a host of cool summer foot- Want a Fresh Waist for the Holiday?Perhaps you are going on an unexpected trip, and feel that you ought to have another waist, Here's a splendid opportunity to get handsome, well made, perfect fitting, daintily trimmed waists at pricesthat won't hurt the slimmest pocket book.\u2018 White Lawn Wualsts, regular 69¢ to 8%; odd lines.Saturday morning .435¢ Lawn Walists, with short sleeves; regular $1.25, for.89e Lawn Walsts, regular $1.75, OF «.vvv tne vee ame ee 1.23 Lawn Wuists, short or long sleeves: regular $1.69 to $1.89, for Cee 81.50 Lawn Waists, regular $2.50 and $2.95, for .\u2026S2.25 nes to equal them.o'clocking the sale to three hours.Fancy Ombrich Dimity, An Opportunity - 15c Muslins, 7l5¢c They are really handsome\u2014plain weaves, No prettier materlals made.Don't miss this handsome muslin.Fancy Vital How We Advertise Read our prices.Then see our goods.What we wish to impress is thul we never exaggerate.In our ads.we tell you as nearly us possible just what the articles are, point out the exceptional [features, and exceptional values which are so prominent, especially during our great Mill and Factory sale.The ads.are teeming with pointers.In the store we prove what we have sui \u2018\u201cConfidence begets confidence.\u201d Our confidence in the excellence of our merchandise is exemplified by the \u201cguarantee\u2019 which we place upon each article we sell.Our customers\u2019 confidence in us is exemplified by the vast increase in our business.Day by day and year by year.you run no risk buying here.\u201cSatisfaction or your money back\u201d is our motto.From 8 till xx o'clock fancy novelties\u2014nothing On sale to-morrow from 8 till 11 This is an opportunity that will never occur again.We only have about 1500 yards of 12%c they will be sold out in a very short time: and 15e Dress Muslins, and this Is our reason for Hmit- Dimity.Fancy Satin Striped Muslins, Spot Muslins, white and colored grounds, handsome floral effects, etc, ete; 12%c and 15¢ goods, Friday, from 8 till 11 o'clock, at, per Yard.c.ev ove sss vse se aeen cite eau wee res senc 1 BBC Black Dress Goods- Extra Offerings per lb.veu sus crass RDC ' Blankets and Comforters The Sweetest Dept.is, as usual.offering very special values for your Saturday picnic basket.Our aim Is to give you the very best Candies at the lowest price.It will pay you to secure your candies here.Come and judge for yourself.Our specials for Saturday are\u2014 Sugared Root Ginger.a most wholesome food.brought from China.Our special price is only.per lb.25e After Dinner Cream Mints, the confection, only the purest materials used.Special for Saturday only, eee 19\u20ac Crystalized Wintergreen Wafers, a most delicious cream latest confection, well worth 30c pound.On sale Saturday at \u201conly, per lb.heen 19e A large assortment of all the most popular lines of Swiss Milk Chocolates always on hand.in pkgs at 5c, 10c and 20e Also à grund assortment of Fancy Boxes Assorted Chocolates and Bon Bons, from, Out of season wearing, but the most seasonable time to buy, because there is a radical reduction in prices.These blankets and comforters are actually offered at less than usual cost price.We have one large table of these fine quality wool blankets, only slightly soiled.to sell as follows: $4.50 Blankets for - $3.00 $5.00 Blunkets for .$3.33 $5.50 Blankets for .$3.85 $8.00 Blankets for .85-50 $9.50 Blankets for $6.35 40 full size Comforters, dark wear at specially low prices.BLACK LUSTRES.\u2014See our 30c quality Friday for .19c patterns, worth $1.25.tes 2nd F1 BLACK RUXANA or HUCAR CLOTH, 42 inches wide; worth 65c Special price .99e Scroggie's 2n oor.yard.Saturday.per yard .Las eee eee nee 38e 20 full size Comforters, BLACK CANVAS ETAMINE, 42 inches wide: regular 55e yârd.beautiful patterns and Saturduy morning special .Lea a Lan canne 3se colors; honestly worth Suit Cases BLACK BRILLIANT LUSTRE, 42 inches wide: 55c value.Sat- $1.90.Sale price .- $1.35 Just the sort wanted for sum- urday La Lea ee La VAL La a La aan 39¢ 12 only.full size Comfort- mer vacation.made of high grade LIENNE, \u201cthe ge.ers, in rich designs; these tough fibre.the kind that will re- BLASS! SILK ro quality, saturday morning.per 49\u20ac are exceptional; worth sls gragemen\u2019s rough handling.CCC Tren rr rr nent nn , i J De orth $2.50, BLACK SILK GRENADINE.rich floral effects.In qualities at $1.75, 32.35.Sale price #1.75 for 1002000000 e eee £1.83 $2.00 and $2.25 yard: choice on Saturday, per yard .1.23 Scroggie's 3rd er rend I, rames vetement HINDOOS LIKE TO WORK IN CANADA As PResuitt Two Thousand More Will Join Those Already Here.Special to The Montreal Star.Vancouver, July 27.\u2014The Hindoos who have been working here for the past year, have taken advantage of tke call for manual laborers for sawmill, railway and other work, to send home the joyful tidings to India, with the result that jt is announced that 2,000 more Hindoos will be here short- 1y.Dr.D.R.Davichand has a contract with a number of sawmills adjacent to Vancouver to furnish this number of Sikh and Hindoo laborers.He already has placed 300.Most of these men are British army reservists and they are found to be better for work im the mills than Chinese and Japanese It is.pmabable the white workers will protest against this importation of men from India.They want to make this a white British Columbia.However, the mills say it is Impossible to get enough white men.SMUGGLERS SEIZED SHIP.Deposed Captain and Landed Cargo of Arms in Finland.Copenhagen, July 27.-\u2014The schooner Peter has arrived here with a Finnish crew.Her master, Capt.Albertson, who fs a Dane, says he shipped a cargo, alleged to consist of cases of ironware, at Lubeck for Lulea, at the beginning of July.When the schooner arrived off the Aland Islands on July R.the crew mutinied.imprisoned him in his cabin, whence, through a crack, he saw the crew open the cases, which contained arms.These were landed, so far as he was able to judge, on the coast of Finland.Six days later his cabin was opened by strangers, who sald they were Finnish fishermen.They had been coerced aboard the vessel by unknown armed men to help him navigate the vessel to Copenhagen.Captain Albertsen again took command and brought the vessel here.The owner of the schooner cannot be found.Enquiries by tHe police Te- vealed that a clerk had been bribed to sign the vescei's yapers as the owner, Canadian Delegates and Bradford.Canadian Associated Press.London, July 27\u2014At a meeting of the Bradford Chamber of Commerce.W.H.Mitchell referred to the abandonment of the colonial delegates\u2019 visit to Bradford.He said he did not wish to utter anything In the way of à complaint, but that not oniy Bradford, but other towns, had made elaborate preparations to receive the colonials, and a good deal! of expense had been incurred.He thought that an experience of this kind would probably deter people from undertaking anything of the kind in future.Mr.W.Maude explained that the delegates\u2019 reason for relinquishing thelr proposed visit as ap insufficiency of applications for the tour.Buy diamonds in Canada and save money.R.Hemsley, 256 St.James St.8pecial Notice.The Prestige of Heintzman & Co.This prestige is attributable to the fact that the founders of this lllustrious house and their succemgors have at all times bent every effort toward making the Heintzman & Co.piano the best piano which human skill and energy couid produce\u2014regardiess of cost.U.W.Lindsay, Limited, 512 8t.Catherine FAMOUS A.copper.tin lined \u201cWE INVITE INSPECTION\u201d Absolute Cleanliness in Preparation \u2018of Food Products is Vitally Important to All C ST.LOUIS u u BOHEMIAN BEER tbrongliont \u201cts entire process of brewing and bottling comes in contact only with and enameled surfaces.It is brewed in scrupulously clean vessels.-then piped through block tin pipes to enameled steel tanks where it is weed tight lagered for at least six months; then piped bottling machines, where it is filled off again through block tin pipes to to thoroughly cleansed and sterilized bottle WE USE ONLY THE FINEST GRADE OF IMPORTED BOHEMIAN HOPS GUARANTEED TO BE ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM ADULTERANTS AND PRESERVATIVES BOIVIN, WHLSON & CO., DISTRIBUTORS, MONTREAL.154 ¢ law SWINDLED CANADA BAG COMPANY Efforts Being Made Locate Mysterious Mr, Shepherd Who Got $125 Consignment, to The swindle game goes merrily on.The latest to suffer is the Toronto branch of a Montreal firm, the Canada Bag Company.The name of Mr.He- man £&hepherd, a leading Brockville merchant, was used by a clever unknown in securing goods from this firm, which were sent to Kingston and sold there to Mr.R.Waldron.Mr.Shepherd, at Brockville, was called up from Montreal a short time ago by a man who Introduced himself us a stranger, but bearing the same name as Mr.Shepherd.and requested the former to send to him at a certain hotel any mail that might be addressed to, but not for, the Brockville merchant.Mr.Shepherd received no mail other than his own.but on Monday last received an invoice from the Canada Bag Company stating the latter had shipped to his credit five bales of bags valued at over $125.The invoice also stated that the bags had been shipped to order at Prescott.The Brockville merchant promptly notified the firm that he had given no such order.and immediately brought the matter to the attention of the police.The Montreal firm shipped the baga to Prescott to the order of Mr.Shepherd, belteving that he wished to dispose of them at that point.However, the man purporting to be a second Mr.Shepherd was on the scene at Prescott when the gnods arrived, and made them his special care.Efforts are now being made to land the swindler.street west, threes doors west of Peal street.177 8 bin J.Ogden Armour says: to a vegetable diet.\u201d al Packing Co., says: comes naturally.ble.Do You Know That the Heads of the Beef Trust Never Eat Meat \u201cNo.I never eat meat.Mr.Swift, the head of the 8wift Packing Co., and Nelson Morris are also vegetarians.President Tilden, of the Nation- \u201cA flesh diet coarsens the Intellect.\u201d ?1 am committed These men recognize the harmful results of a flesh diet The whole secret of correct diet is to get the stomach right \u2014 the rest Life Chips, Granose Biscuits, Granose Flakes, Granola and Caramel Cereal Coffee are scientifically\u2019 prepared foods, properly cooked and ready for the ta This is the solution of the problem-\u2014\u201cthe Battle Creek idea.\u201d THE BATTLE CREEK HEALTH FOOD CO, Ltd.Canadian Factory, London, Ont.Get Factory: 620 Dorchester Street.Belfast Soda Water It is the best.It is made with pure Bicarbonate of Boda, and is the only genulna Boda Water made in Montreal It can be had in bottles and syphons\u2014 TRY IT.All orders promptly attended to.\u2018Phone, Main 1784 The Toronto, Ont, July 27.-\u2014A telegram received at the Bureau of Mines from Prof.Miller.the provincial geologist, L says that the veln recently discovered by his party on the GllIIes limit, In the Cobalt mining region, has turned out tN .er TRF ne to be very rich in silver.Find Was a Good One.| J \u2014\u2014\u2014- New Station for Hamilton.Hamilton, Ont., July 27.\u2014An of the Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Kaliway has xecured options on prs- perty ronth of the Hunter Street tion from James to Catharine streets, and it ia reported that ft is proposed jon there.to erect a Union stat oar acer, A dik.ARIS agent ' AH notices of Births, Marriages ond Deathd, must > sndorsed with the names ind addresses af the per ons sending samo.A repr er BIRTHS, PRISSICK\u2014On Julv 28th at 16 Lince'n avenue.the wife of T.Hazen Prissi.k, of u daughter.17% 3 ROLFPH\u2014Qu Thursday.July 26th, at 31 Burton avenue.Westmount, the wife of Hareld Roiph.of a son.RUSSHEILL\u2014 At St.Johns, Que.on July 19th.to Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Russell.a #on.(Cyruwall papers please vopy > WALLACE - At 110 Coursol ; \u2026 Gun Metal Calf, Gibson bs Ë and dashed Coward the Chain ° Fhe Phe eme Taies catered he i a Ladies\u2019 White Duck Qib- Tics, hand sewed soles, Qun Metal Calf Gl.oa 600 pairs of Ladies\u2019 Pat.i guard followed him at full speed, but \u201csere ape oo \u201ca 4 0 A © ue ot \u2018 Ties, Regular pri ent Kid and Gun Metal i He of which took effect 1 de of the fi t bet.he coutd NE \u2018 «tous ide, son Tiles, hand turned made o e finest ma- 3 ate i Tend ; i à pe ore he could catch his man thi} } i terials, Re rice 26 00 35.00 Calf Qibson Ties, hand 4 latter had reached the car and jumped There sus every pean 1o believe soles, Reg.Price 33.50, , gp ° sewed soles Regular 3 in.At the same moment the power that the crime was deliberate and pres | \u2019 4 was nn on and the automoblie sped | meditated The accused had vistron JULY CUT PRICE s E JULY CUT PRICE SALE JULY CUT PRICE SALE Price 33.50 2 of ¢ the wind tuwards Montreal.| the offiie severar times lookirg for 8 AL Ê No clue of Duclos\u2019 whereabouts has l'esrasters, and when he found his! JULY CUT PRICE SALE # aince been discovered, «man he fired at lim meant blank, In THE ESCAPE REPORTED | Ue Pockets of the assailant aster his The esca wa Led De Vite.À rrest a dugeer was found The motive d \u2018ape s reported to I» HE has never been satisfaviorily explained neuve Ly the nuns und he pla.ed the but was (hought to be business jedl- RE matter In the hinds of Chief Caines (yew After the showing Mr Désro- | ® © ter.The pulice hold the they Ll Gers was taken to the Notre Dame Duclos escaped to the United Sate Fospital Hits hfe was despured ot e e AL present efforts are belnz nude U0 por some time, but he hits since recon - \u2019 » Mentify the men who arded Ine ee ulthough the might of one eye os Misses\u2019 and Children's Misses\u2019 and Chlidren\u2019s regaining his freedom.The nau's oa ) ; ; fricnds fm the city ave Berk cist The trial of Duclos for the tack Tan or Black Kid or Calf Tan or Black Kid or vaches iar aspect vf the vase is that [nes er vent bevond the preliminary ea- | Ladies\u201d White Duck Bluoher Gibson Lace Boots,sewed soles.Calf Laoe Boots, Regu- Ladies\u2019 Tan Bluoher Oxfords, Regu- - be bec frase I= That, ammination, when th les t insanity | : experts In mental sass had list {was put in.It is probable (hat if Une Ties, sags sewed soles, Regular Regular price$ 2.50 lar price 32.00 lar Price 33.80 , conclusion tha eke aa fe caught this t he will rie .mind was not in the least affected.15 \u201cra! tn the ordinary am! \u2018 nme © : JULY CUT PRICE SALE JULY CUT PRICE SALE Donen Arraignea for the shooting of \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 JULY cur PRICE SALE css een ve Pees ees e JULY cuT PRICE SALE ce.a.esrosiers, ulus\u2019 counsel pleaded : ! that ins client was liste, ua Cu Render Verdict of Guilty.! a whiah later resulted in Ducins* conTine- | Portland, Ore.July 27.\u2014The jury i.ment at Longue Poinie Assium Aithe Hoge-Nickell land fraud case short time ago, Lr.Villeneuve, superin- : C#r!y to-day agreed upon a verdict of Men\u2019s Pat.Colt and Pat.Men\u2019s Tan Russia car .tendent of the asyium, examined the, Fullty, À Motion was granted for a x¥ rd.patient carefully and found his condi- | sav gf jadgénent for ten days.Kid Oxfords, in all the © © Button Oo oO 3, in all ¢ tion normal, except for a slight - i on erm).except for a sight mer | leading styles of toes, the leading styles of drew up a report for the Atftornev- | military heels Regular toes, military eels, PR .\u2018sine - \u2019 ; Genera judvtsdng the transfer of Du.If You Need Matches Pri $32.50 JULY Boys\u2019 Box Calf and Don- Men's White Duck Blu- Regular Price $3.50 © i 1 ; di i\u201c a a nt papuaiion of rice PRICE SALE gola Kid Lace Boots, cher Oxfords, hand JULY CUT PRICE 3 soner had some inkling of this, ani \u2014wWHEN AT\u2014 j i ey dT a CUT sewed soles.Regular sewed soles, Regular SALE ¢ DUCLOS WIFE IGNORANT DOMINION PARK price $2.50 price $3.50 2 Duclos\u2019 wife, who has, since her hus- - ; band's arrest.lived with her or hue | EATEN NAL Ne EA Re EE JULY CUT PRICE SALE JULY cur PRICE SALE ¥ at the Hosnice of the Sisters of Pru-