The Montreal daily star, 5 septembre 1906, mercredi 5 septembre 1906

[" ca pr = SUCCESSFUL ADVERTISERS SAYINGS 1 \u2014MR.\u20ac W.Buois .it 16 a gremt \u201cpaper for the populatios we have.\u201d de FOREST Mexsrx.freuch & Smith, and Shoe 2300 St.Catherine wt, ~ VOL.XSXVIIL No 212 WEATHER FORECAST: WARMER every- MITH, », City.MONTREAL.WEDNESDAY, aily Star CIRCULATION OF STAR Last Week's Dally .Last Week's Weekly » 367,480 129,213 \u2014\u2014 497,053 Total last week SEPTEMBER 35.1906.PRICE ONE CENT.WRECK OF THE STEAMER PRINCESS Was Driven on keef in Stormy Sea and Broke Her Back.WILL CONTINUE ENQUIRY Coroner Will Resume Inquest To-day Crew 8aid to Have All Been Asleep.Winnipeg.September 5 \u2014The staril- Ing story is current in Winnipeg and Selkirk that the steamer Princess.which bruke up in a slorm on Lake Winnipeg un Sunday! September 26, broke her back vu a reef the week previous.A pas-enger who was on the ig steamer (City nf Selkirk, that week said \u2018Sunday.August 19 the City of Selkirk left Warren's Landing, and Tuas- day morning, at 3 o'clock, near Gull Harbor, on the weet side of the lake, I was awakened by the constant hooting of a steamer's whistle.The Selkirk edged carefully toward shore and found the Princess hard and fast aground on a reef.She was hung up amidships, her stern aud bow being clear of the rocks.With much diff!- culty we got a cable warped to the disabled steamer and «ventually pulled her from her dangerous position.It was most fortunate That the Selkirk was coming along behind her, for she might have hung there for a week or more.In fact, she would have been beaten to pieces by the ugly seas where she lav.After she was pulled off jt was notlced that she wus \u201csagging\u201d In the middle, where she had been lying on the rocks.She there and then strained her back so badly that she went to pleces in the following storm.\u201cThere was much comment on the Selkirk as to how the Princess got fnto such a position.The members of the Selkirk's cre\u2018v said that the Frin- cess was short of hands.and that the crew, excepting the engineroom staff, were asleep, including the man at the wheel.\" The coroner goes down to Selkirk today, accompanied by a court reporter and a couple of constables, an will oonduct the adjourned Inquest At this enquiry the above information will be put forward.policitor.of Selkirk will gs on behalt of the Northern Navigation Company.NO TRACE OF SURVIVORS.Seikirt, Man., September 5 \u2014The steamer City of Selkirk, on its return from the north, brought no tid- tngs of the survivors from the Prin- cong disaster.The searching party was put ashore at Swampy Island, and the vessel oontinued her journey northward to Warren's Landing.The steamer went over the route, hoth go- fng and coming.thar would.bring it close to the port where the old Prim- cess foundersd.No wreckage was seen, and no dodies.On the return of the vessel there were no rignals observed from the searching party.The steamer Lady of the Lake coming down the lake is expected at Belkirk poon and it is possible that the searching party will come in on that vessel.The most that is hoped for now, however.is tha recovery of the bodies of Captain Hawes and the other victims.TWENTY CELESTIALS IN RECORDER'S COURT Were Captured in Rald on Three Opium Joints Last Night.They Celestials occupied special prominence on the Recorder's docket this morning as twenty of them were In court Three of them are charged with keeping opium joints, whiie the seventeen others are accused of being frequenters V'hen they appeared this morning before Mr.Recorder Welr they all pleaded not guilty and were remanded until to-morrow for trial.Three \u201cjotnts\u2019 were raided in Chinatown last evening at 10.30 o'clock.by Captain Millette and the police of the Ontario and City Hall avenue polite station The twenty Chinamen, who were found in the three places, were arrested and locked up without ball There were no white men Ig any of the resorts, as it was a little early for the Caucasion frequenters to seek the cane pillow an.soothing pipe.Had the raid been made a few minutes later a half-dozen of them might have bean caught in the net, for that many came around while the police were waiting for the patrol waggon in come for tho Chinamen, who had been found in the resorts.The three places ralded were in the heart of Chinatown, in West Lagatche- between St.Charles Bor- romee and St.Urbain streets.The houses were Nos.50, 52, and 54 La- Rauchetiere street west.tiere street.Medais for Allan Line Officers.Canadian Assoctated Press.London.Sepiember 5.\u2014At the office of the Allan Line at Liverpool, Captain Nunan and second Officer Miller, of the ES.Ionian, were presented with silver medals and certificates awarded them by the Liverpool Shipwreck Humane Society for their brave conduct in rescuing the crew of the Norwegian barque Trio, in the middle of the Atlantic.last, May.Trial of Mutineers Started.Cronstadt, Russia,September 5.-\u2014The trial of two hundred participants in the recent mutinous outbreak, including M.Onipko, one of the peasant leaders in the outlawed Parliament, and fifty other civilians, began here to-day behind closed doors.There are over a thousand witnesses, and.therefore, the proceedings are expected to be protracted._\u2014 Accepts Call to Hamilton.Special to The Montreal Star.Charlottetown, P.E.I., September 5.\u2014 Rev) W.H.Sedwick, pastor Zion Church, has accepted a call to the Central Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, Ont.He becomes colleague and successor to Rev.Dr.Lyle, the present pastor, who retires at the end of thred years.Finds Wife\u2019s Body Floating in River.Port Robinson, Ont., September 5.\u2014 The body of Mrs.George Ellis, of Niagara Falls, Ont., was found floating in the Chippewa River here this morning by her husband.Mrs.Ellis had heen of unsound mind for several months.She was brought here last night far her health, but escaped from her hrnther's house.STREET CAR MEN RETURN TO WORK Decided at Mass Meeting Last Night to Submit Question of Wages and Hours to Arbitration.San Francisco, September 5.\u2014The street car men's union voted late last night to go back to work and submit the question of wages and hours to arbitration.This action was taken at a mass meeting of the union.Before becoming effective, however, it must be ratified by the seven affiliated unions.But this, it Is thought, will be easily obtained, and as a result the strike will be declared off.The actinn of the car men was practically forced by their national organl- gation.It was rumored during the day that President W.D.Mahon, of the Amalgamated Association of Street Car Employes of America, with which the union is affiliated.had ordered the men back to work under threats of revoking their charter.This was denied by the leaders, though they admitted having received a telegram from Ma- hon.which caused them to call the mass meeting.Before the men struck, it Is said Mahon wired his disapproval of their contemplated action, and stated that the first principle of the national organization is arbitration.The ending the strike ia virtually a victory for President Calhoun.who has taken the stand from the first that he would not treat with the men or arbitrate until they returned to work.He said last night that he would take all the men hack, and could also use all the men he had Imported.Quebec Man May Be Drowned.Bpecial to The Montreal Star.Quebec, Sepember §.\u2014The disappenar- ance is reported of Mr.O.Falardeau, of St.Sauveur, and ae he had gone on a fishing trip to Lac das Commissaires, in the Lake 8t.John district.it is feared that he has been drowned.SICK HEADACHE Positively cured by these Little Pills.They also relieve Dis tress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Too Hearty Fating A perfect rem- dy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Bad Taste tn tho Mouth, Chated Tongue, Pain in the Sida, ITORPID LIVER.They regulate the Bowels.Purely Vegetable.SMALL PILL.SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE.Genuine Must Bear Fac-Simila Signature SHR REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.ANALYST REPORTS ON CANNED MEATS Boric Acid Was the Only Preservative Found in a Small Number of Samples Ottawa, September 5.\u2014The detailed report of Thomas Macfarlane, chief analyst of the Department of Inland Revenue, on the canned meats investi- gallon, was issued yesterday.Sampies vhtained Included not only meats packed In Canada.but also an equal number of samples by manufacturers of the United States.The latter were ubtained from dealers in Canada, but, us regards Canadian products, they were taken, not only from retailers and wholesale merchants, but also at the factories.The samples were obtained in June and July, the number from various inspection districts being as follows: Nova Scotia.32, Prince Edward Island, 16; New Brunswick, 27; Quebec, 33; St.Hyacinthe, 32; Montreal, 32; Ottawa, 32; Kingston, 24; Toronto, 32; London, 20: Manitoba, 10; British Columbia, 32.Total, 322.Mr.Macfarlane says on opening tins it was noted as to whether the meats appeared to be fresh and destitute of any disagreeable odor, and they were tested as to whether any preservatives had been used in packing them.Only four samples out of the total collection were found to give evidence of decomposition, a proportion amounting only to 1-4 per cent.The preservatives sought for were salicylic, benzoic, sulphurous and boric acids, but only the last named was detected in a comparatively small number of samples, in quantity not exceeding the limit fixed by the Par- liainentary commission of 045 per rent, and probably added tn the shape of borax.There were 51 such =am- rles among the 322 collected, or 15.8 per cent.This proportion ie less than in the collection of 1903, where the propostion of samples containing borax amounted to 21.2 pér cent.Full details regarding the nature and origin of the samples examined are given in the tabulated statement Since its completion, however, Mr.Macfarlane's attention has been called to the number for June, 1908, of the monthly bulletin of the State Board of Health of Massachusetts, in which there is a report on canned meats, with the following statement: \u201cIn general it may be said that the results are favorable to the manufacturers, bath in the West and in the East, but rertain preparations, the manufacture of which involve comminution or grinding, are very largely fraudulent in character.in that they are not what they purport to be.The preparations include the various potted tongues, chickens, beef and ham, and devilled chicken, turkey.ham .and tongue\u201d Some of there are sald to contain cornmeal, for which no search was made In the samples described in this report.Mr.Macfarlane says he will refer to the subject of adulterated potted goods in & future regort STANDARD WILL NOT BE LOWERED Dominion Dental Signally Defeats Proposal Looking to That End.QUEBEC MAY NOW ENTER Certificates In Class ¢C\u201d Amended So as to Remove Objections from This Province.\u2014s The Dominion Dental Council, at yesterday afternoon's session, * number of provisions for the better conduct of examinations.From the reports submitted by the various provincial representatives, it was learned that some of the Provincial Legislators had failed to grasp the harmonizing effect of the naturalization movement, and bad mot concurred in the proposal of a uniform stendard of matriculation.EXPERIENCES OF A TEMPERANCE WORKER Workmen Said it Was Tar, But the Father Found .Beer.Rev.Father Holland, of Ste.Ann's parish, who is a well-known temperance worker, had an experience last evening with the foreman and labore ers on the Street Railway tracks on Wellington street.As the Rev.gentleman was endeavoring to steer a drunken man homeward, he observed that some of the men on Wellington street were quenching their thirst with something in à tin bucket, and asked them what it was.One of the.men replied that tt \u2018was tar, whereupon Father Holland stated that be: knew that tar was good for e cold, but was not aware that it was used to quench a thirm.He proceeded to furs ther investigate the metter and discovering that it was beer immediate- \u2018ly threw it out.This made the works men very wrathy, also the foreman, who went straight to the parish priest\u2019 This was most apparent | of Ste.Ann's.The latter gentleman, in New Brunswick in consequence of |after heering the complaint against THE DENTAL ASSOCIATION \u2014 Dr.H.R.W.D.Cowan, of Regina, Sccrotary- Treasurer (at the r ), awd Dr of the Dos n Dental Councils Abbott, of London, President, which a motion was passed urging the New Brunswick Legislature to secure to dental students of that province the benefits of the Dominion certificate.by enacting legislation which wlll bring the matriculation standard of ¢hat pro- vinee up to the general standard.An effort was made to secure to those holding the degrees of B.A., BSc, or M.D.advanced standing equivalent to one year, but Nova Scotia objected and as no amendment can be made to the constitution without all provinces agreeing.unless three months\u2019 notice has been given, the effort was defeated on all except the M.D.'s.The rules governing the issue of certificates tn Class C.were materially altered.It was these rules which the Province of Quebec objected to, because of which this province has refused up to the present to become one of the agreeing provinces.They are now made more acceptable to Quebec, and it is expected that this province will at once join the matriculation movement.All foreign countries are to be asked to recognize the Dominion certificate.It being the highest standard in the world, it is felt that it ought to be recognized by other countries.NO LOWERING OF STANDARD.A motion to lower the standard of examination was &glgnally defeated, but provision was made for holding supplemental examinations for those who failed in not more than two subjects.It was also agreed to return one half of the fee where the candidate failed entirely.All students are hereafter to be allowed to take the Council Examination in the subjects they have passed at college, instead of waiting until their college course is completed.The financial statement showed the council condition.The council was entertained at Jun- cheon yesterday by Dr.F.A.Stevenson, who holds the honor of having been the first provisional president of the council.PICKPOCKET ON TRAIN.J.M.Hart, of Edmonton, Tells a Strange Story.A strange, story is told by a victim of pickpockets, who are operat! in the vicinity of the rallway stations and for whom the city detectives and also the Canadian Pacific Railway detectives are on the look out.Mr.J.M.Hart, the proprietor of a hotel in Edmonton, arrived in Montreal on Saturday.At Winnipeg, on the way down, a-young man entered the train.and made a row with Mr.Hart over the nccupancy of a certain berth.He leaned over Mr.Hart pretending to pick something up and thén stated that he was going to ask for the intervention of the conductor.He left, but never rame back, much to the sorrow of Mr.Hart, who, when he arrived in Montreal.found that he had been relieved of $300 in cash and ne- gntiable notes to the value of $15,000 and a ring worth about two hundred and fifty dollars.On his arrival here he notified the detectives of both the C.P.R.And the city force.Mr.Hart left last night for Amherat, N.8, where he is gning to look after the estate of his mother.LY submitted e in a healthy Sold Liquor Without License.Mrs.Jas.Martin, who keeps a restaurant at 1646 St.James street.was fined $50 and costs or three months in gaol, to-day, by Judge Piche, for sell- Ing lquor without a lense.- Italian Found Stabbed.New York.Sapt.4.\u2014On a lonely roadside.near-Jamaica, Ii 1.the body of an unknown Italian, /who had been stabbed to death wad found yesterday.Jt 1s thought to be a \u201cBlack Hand\" \u2018enme : .# the temperance worker stated that Father Holland was well able to take cars of himself and that he would not interfere He pointed out to the wrathy foreman that Rev\u201d Father Holland had spent a part of the day yesterday at the court house In trying to get men off, who Had been imbibing on Labor Day.This explanation, however, was not considered satisfactory by the \u2018foreman, who threatened to take the case to His Grace Archbishop Bruchesi, whereupon the parish priest sald to him.\u201cWhen you approach the Archbishop present him with my compliments before \u2018you state your case.\u201d CHEESE FACTORIES BURNED.One at Foxboro and One at Vernon Completely Destroyed.Foxboro, Ont., September 5.\u2014About noon yesterday, the Foxboro cheese factory was discovered by the cheese- maker to be burning, and before anything could be done the fire had made such headway that the building was soon demolished.There were 120 cheese in the curing room and these were saved, though somewhat damaged.The cheesemaker and family lived in the south end of the factory.but managed to save the contents of their home.The fire is supposed to have originated from a spark.Building and contents lightly insured.L.oss not known.Ottawa, September 5\u2014McPhail'a cheese factory at Vernon, was burned on Raturday.entafling a heavy loss to the proprietor.The blaze started from the boiler room and considerable cheese was destroyed.\u2019 Farmers\u2019 Assn.Adopt Resolutions.Special to The Montreal Star.Toronto, September 5\u2014Members of the Farmers\u2019 Association and of the Dominion Grange, in annual convention here, wrestled with the tariff question for nearly two hours yesterday afternoon.and to-day they will be asked \u2018to adopt a resolution strongly condemning a high tariff and asking for reductions wherever possible in the present tariff.Several other questions affecting directly and indirect)y the Interests of the agricultural classes were discussed, and resolutions were adopted.THE MARVELOUS SAGUENAY \u2018When autumn breaks on the lower St Lawrence and Saguenay no other region surpasses in scenic grandeur.and no more delightful and invigorat- Ing tour could be Imagined than that éffered by the regular saillinga of the Richelieu & Ontario steamers to the lovely neaside resorts on their route.The round trip from Montreal Is only $23, including stateroom berth and meals.211 4 daw SPORTING OUTFITS Hunting Coats, Eto., Shot Guns, Air Rifles, Sporting Rifles, : Loaded Shells, Cartridges.WHOLESALE} Caverhiti; Learment & Go.wv LABOR EXODUS ALARMS CUBA Financial Panic will Cause More Damage than the Revolution.MEANS LOSS OF MILLIONS Sugar Planters Cannot Get Men Enough to Harvest Crops\u2014Credit Refused, i - Special to the Montreal Star.Havana, September 5.\u2014In this city a ovement, sudden, but peaceful, was begun yesterday, which it ls felt will react throughout the entire island, and which will soon render the fruits of victory of little avall to the government.The laborers, the immigration «f whom the government at great expense has been encouraging for the past two years have suddenly begun to leave the island.One thousand have already gone and hundreds more are preparing to follow.This will render it practically impossible to harvest the sugar crop as there has.in previous years, heen a great scarcity of men, even with the assistance of the hundreds of others, who are now leaving.As à result a financial panic is feared.No one at present will-lend money even on the best security.This puts the planters in a very bar way.It usually takes tem per cent.of the expected sugar crop in borrowed money to h#rvest it.This money is ob- tained at this season of the year usually without difficulty.It was expected that the value éf the crop would amount to about $90.000,000.Thi: would mean a needed advance of $3,000,000 and the foremust business man of Cuba said last night it would be Impossible to get a Joan uf $10.000.Banks have refused all acvommod:- tinn, merchants have countermande.d orders and wholesale business and larg.operations have practically stopped.The possible political future of the island, the failure or success of the Palma government and the attitude the United States may take do not concern the great business community so much as the actual conditions and outlook.Whatever may come from those {mportant factors they sadly and em- phaticaily say that the credit of Cuba 3s destroyed and that she can not recover in years under any form of government.Prompt restoration of order may save a little from the wreckage.Peace would check the exodus of tabor and save to 1,250,000 people $30,000.- 000 which the harvesting of the sugar crop annually puts in circulation among them for labor material and supplies prpentled in the cutting and manufac- ure oF the season's output.VICTIM OF ROBBERY PLEADS FOR CULPRIT Henri Robitaille Released at Request of Employer From Whom He Had Stolen.Henri Robitaille, a young man in the employ of Mr.Thomas Deery, was brought before Judge Choquet in the Arraignment Court to-day, charged with having stolen $100 from his employer.Before the prisoner was asked to pleall to the charge Mr.Deery came forward and asked His Honor that he be allowed to speak.The judge consented and Mr.Deery told the following story.Yesterday Robitallle had been sent to the bank with a deposit of $375.He went to the bank, but instead of depositing the full amount Robitaille kept $100, only depositing $275.Later »>n tn the day he was found in the saloon of Messrs.Demers and Bourgeols, known as the Casino on Jacques Ca:i- tier Square, completely under the influence of liquor.The balance of the one hundred dollars Robliaille returrn- ed to Mr.Deery, but could not explain how it was he had got rid of $7< in th= short space of one hour and a half.Mr.Deery stated to His Honor that he had known Robitaille to be a good honest worker and that he was willing to take him back in his employ.He stated that if he was to gn to gaol fur having committed this theft it would be a severe blow 1n his wife, who Is just recovering from an illness.Judge Choquet told Mr.Deery that the matter rested only in the latter's hands.If Mr.Deery did not wish to lay a charge he would let the young man go.Mr.Deery replied that he would nnt lay any charge, but that he would like tn get an explanation as to how it was the young man lost su much money , when he was only in the saloon about an hour and a half.Rohitaille was allowed his freedom and Mr.Deery reinstated him in nis former posttiun.Liberals of St.Johns-lberville, Liberals of St.Johns and Tberville will meet at St.Johns, on September 17th, to choose a candidate to replace Mr.L.P.l»emers, who has just been raised to a judgeship.The names nf Mr.J.8 Messier, K.(\", and Mr.Gabriel Marchand, a son of the late Prem- fer of the province, will be submitted tn the convention.Both candidates have their friends artively canvassing the various delegations in the united counties and both are confident of SUCCESS, -\u2014 ; Mr, Laurier is Better.The condition of Mr.Laurier, half brother of Laurier, who has been a patient Jn the Notre Dame Hospital.was reported by the officials of the institution as being considerably improved to-day.He will, however, not be able to leaye the hospital for some days.Charlemagne Sir Wilfrid \u2014 Going to | School.Going to School is the most important part of a boy's life, and he should have durable, good fitting clothes, We're schooled in the art of providing Boys\u2019 Clothes\u2014we've learned our lesson by practical experience.Canada to choose from.We have the largest stock of School Suits in School Suit EXAMPLES.Bpecial\u2014135 Boys\u2019 Norfolk School Suite, in heavy wool tweeds, fancy checks, etc.$3.75.Sale .Boys\u2019 Norfolk Suite, In, fine fancy tweeds, blue English serges, corduroys and cheviots, +$3.00 to $3.50 Boys\u2019 8chool Pants, 39c to S1.25,in heavy homespuns and Scotch tweeds.Boys\u2019 3-piece Suits, in single and double breast, fancy Scotch checks, stripes, twill, blue serges | and cheviots, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00.Boys\u2019 Raineoats and Fall Top Overcoats, man tallored, in all the newest designs, $4.00, $4.50 $5.50 and $6.00.Boys\u2019 Pea Jackets, in blue cheviots and sprgea, for fall wear, $1.75, $2.50, $3.28, $4.00.To complete the boys\u2019 outfit, we will give GRATIS this handsome Stem Winding Nickel WATCH with every $4 purchase.CITY THEATRES ARE WELL PROTECTED Building Inspector Chausse so Declares After Completing Examination.FIRE ESCAPES ARE AMPLE Red Lights Will in Future Indicate Exits\u2014Theatre Employes Trained to Fight Fires.Mr.Chausse, Building Inspector, completed, to-day, his inspection of all the theaters in the city.The inspection was undertaken with Mr.Guyon, provincial factory inspector.\u201cIt was found,\u201d said Mr.Chausse, \u201cthat all the theatres inn the city, both lirge and small, have been working hard during the summer to obey the rules laid down in the new by-laws re- | garding safety appliances, etc, in theatres.As mutters now stand all the theatres have made arrangements whereby ainple fire escapes are provided.In the event of fire breaking out there are ample exits.How important this one feature Is alone will be read- tly be recognized by the public.\u201cIn the future red lights will show the exact places where the exits are.This will prevent confusion.Stage hands will now be in a position tn fight fires intelligently should they new by-law, which demands quite a number of reforms, has been very well complied with.There ure a couple of theatres that need to get a few fireproof scenes; when this is done I shall be very well coptent with the condition of all the theatres in the city.\u201d \u201cThen you thing that our theatres compare well with any theatres in ths United States in regard to fire escapes and other appliances?\u2019 \u201c1 certainly do,\u201d said Mr.Chausse, \u201cand my report of the Inspection will show this.\u201d break out.The New Registrar for Soulanges.Special to the Montreal Star.Quebec, September 5\u2014Mr.Adrien Rouleau, of St.Clet, has been appoini- ed registrar of Soulanges to fill the vacancy caused By the death of late registrar, Joseph Stevens.\u2014_\u2014, THOUSANDS OF NOW USING THE CELEBRATED HOMES ARE It contains more nourishment to the pound than any other fisb foods and is easily digested.HALIFAX / BONELESS CODFISH AS A DAILY ARTICLE OF DIET.It's the finest flavored Codfish in the world.Put up in the following size packages: HALIFAX 3 1b.Wooden Boxes\u20148teak Form HALIFAX 1 1b.Wooden Boxes\u20148teak Form HALIFAX FISH CAKE\u20141 lb.packages HALIFAX SHREDDED - CODFISH \u2014 for Fish Balls and Creamed Cod on Toast.Sold only in clean packages by leading grocers and butchers For people whom no second grade Glove will satisfy.nothing else just suits them as do these Dent's British make Gloves (D.B.M.stamped on every pair we sell), and Perrins French Gloves.the that the skins they are made from were picked from among the best in the Eng- lsh markets, that Gloves are made best possible manner\u2014wax sewn, pricked seams, double gusseted.The mark insures all this.They KNOW they are the best money can procure.Yet they are moderately Glover.medium and welrhta, tan shades, $1.00, regularly sold for $1.25 and $1.50.Dent's Ox.Tan new red arrow backs in Cuba and Havana, special price.SL2K, Dent's one horn button York tan, red arrow, spear points, $1.30.$1.00, 81.28, $1.30 and $1.75.rin\u2019s Gloves, to be obtained at Dent's one horn Russian washable leather, $1.50.Dent's one dome Ox.gold tan duplex, 81.50.Ladies\u2019 Silver dome white pique washable, $150, $1.75, Perrin\u2019s French Gloves a specialty, every shade, short or long fingers, Perrin\u2019s gray suedes, 3 shades, from $1.25 to 81.75.We want you to try a pair or two of these Gloves.ference, and you.too.will insist on having the D.B.M, Glnves, and The Hannan Store, 213 and 215 St.James St.You'll see the ait- er- Aird\u2019s Jireh Diabetic Starch Changed Bread.21254 0.STEWART TAYLOR 111 Re-opea his Studio September 8.Monthly Recitals, vis Aa anywhere else.| DEPENDABLENE that's the keynote of our shirt stock.In all our various styles, and at every different price there isn\u2019t one shirt unworthy in quality.values stands out plainly in every line, and at every price you get more fit, more comfort, more style, more worth for your money than .J.TOOKE Good 177 St.James-Street 493 St.Catherine St.W.473 St.Catherine St.E. | Lacros \u2014 2 THE MONTREAL DAJLY STAR\u2014 WEDNESDAY, SEPT EMBER 5.19086.ALD.O'CONNELL AND PETER MURPHY ARE TO REFEREE Tommy Crown No Longer Trainer for the Capitals\u2014 The Lacrosse Match on Saturday Ought to be a Great Struggle.\\Acrosse is king The sports are Raving wu difficult time locate the champions and look Lo Saturd«y's contest on the M.A A.A.he- ween Capital and Montreal to furnish the key to solve the knotty question That the contest will be one grandest In the history of the game is to grounds wmdmdtted hy all tnterested.THe het- ting at the present writing is at ou dow ebh, but this ls Herounted for hy fact that the Montreal boys received & severe drubbing in the Cornwall game, and the rooters are walting to recelve some authentie report as to the ability of Mac Kerrow, Neville and Hamilton ta take their custouiiary positions.President Caurlind expects the three injured ones will he on hand ®t practice to-day so that there is every prospect of the VWestmounter's team being Intact when Jt takes the Meld on Saturday.The Capltals are running an excursion and it Is expected that quite à large number will accompany the team so that if the M.A.A.A.grounds prove large enough to mcoommodate the rooters from the Sawdust City, the Capials will have 8 of support.Present indications mre that the crowd will eclipse that hich attended the Shamrock-Mont- eal game.Gaul has fully recovered, end will be in the line up so that Eastwood whl not be missed to anv reat extent.Johnnie Powers and die Murphy are a= chirpy as ever.and with Ashfield nnt Rutterworth, form an attack which will give the Montreal defence lots of worry.Theo @lontreal home has worked consistent- dy all secson, but will be up against what is rated as the best defence in the jeagur, thercfure it will he neces- mary for the boys to extend them- of the selves to the limit to heat the pride of tho Sawdust City.Capt.Finlayson will have the Montreal team on the | grounds this afternoon and to-morpow, so that they sheuld be in good phiyst- val shape To stand a hurd contest Harney Trunphy 1s working overtime He has been up against the Capitals on maby vecäsions when the champ lonship was at stake and 1! the hove will only Haten to bis advice they will find that H ls sound.Barney knows every man\u2019s peculiarities besides has aw method of stepping the tricks of such teams as the Captrals, Many peopde who witnessed the contest in Ottawa think that had the Montreal boys arrived In Ottawa a few hours before going on the field the Capltals\u2019 scalps would be adorning Chief Finlay- | son's belt.Tickets are on sale at the usual depots.Capt.Pringle will arrive with his team early Saturday.Pemember Montreal, that satur!ie is a forlone hope and you must win Secretary Davidson promises to issue fiwtructions to reserve seat holders on Friday.The Capital executive and all the team visited Cornwall to get a line on the M A A.A.bunch.They regthze that they have a difficult problem in sight Coach lie the Montreal team proved that Graveley's dope 1s not correct.didn\u2019t see any \u2018told chills\u201d in Montreal line up O'Connell and Murphy are Referees.ALREADY TALKING HOCKEY IN OTTANE dHarry Smith, Who Played So Well Last Scasor, Will Probably Join Portage La Prairie.Ottawa, September 5\u2014Hockey talk is already manifesting Itself in sporting haunts around the capital.Much speculation is on the boards regarding the probable Hne-up of the Otawas In their struggle to regain the Stanley Cup the coming winter.Harry Smith, who played such sensational hockey at left wing last season, has received a flattering offer to go west and play with Portage la Prairie.Smith is at present tn Smith's Falls, and the peopla of that town hope to retain him for their team.o announces that he will probably accept the western offer.In case Smith ps not in the Ottawa line-up, Hamby hore, one of the best recruits ever taken out of the city league, will fill his position.Shore wenl to Winnipeg with the Ottawas last winter, but contracted pneumonia while there, and was out of the game for the rest of the season.Arthur Noss, whn arrives hers next week.and who will play on the back Une with Rough Riders, will he given a trial with the hockey team.He is reported to have been the hest defence player In the west last year.Wastwick, Alf.Smith and MrGee will he in their positions on the line again, while Pul- ford and Moore will no doubt figure at point and cover.If LeSueusr, of Smith's Falls, does not coma on the scene, Billy Hague looks the most llke- ly man In goals.RUGBY FOOTBALL.All the Local Clubs Will Commence Practice This Week.Westmount Rugby Football Club has called its first regular practice for Thursday morning.and Montreal will issue a notice for a preliminary gathering cither to-day or to-morrow.Westmount and Montreal have both obtained new men.Montreal is counting on practically all the playirs of last season, while Westmount ought to remain intact, Westmount will follow of early morning practices out last season.The hours arrange for this week are Thursday from 6 o'clonk to 7.and Saturday from 3.30 to 5.Starting Monday morning, the practices will be held at 6 o'clock Mondays, \u2018Wednesdays and Fridays.last Saturday a dozen «.: the players turned out for a preliminary limbering up.McGill's prospects in the intercollegiate union are move definite than those of the Quebec union clubs.Dirg Bhillington will be hack to complets his medical course, as has already been announced, and with Shillington will return Benedict and probably Lee, all players of the first class.Ilenedict will probably leave his old place in the scrimmage and go out on the line, where with the other two mentioned and George Btephen, he would completa & quartette hard to beat for weight and speed in the Intercolleglate.Two of the R.M.C.seniors of last year will be at McGill, and they will be likely candidates for a place.Both are now at the science camp at Beaconsfield, onn being Hale, full back for R.M.C.if \u2018he system as carried A RUMOR DENIED.Ottawa College Will Still Play in Intercollegiate Series.Bpecial to The Montreal Star.Ottawa, September 5.\u2014A story has gone the rounds that the Oftawa College Football Club will drop out of the Intercollegiate series this season.This has no foundation whatever, and just why such a report should have been published the authorities of the college cannot understand.Several of the players, when seen, expressed themselves as more than surprised at such a statement, and felt gatisfled that the téam would be not only in the series, but would give a zo.d account of themselves.One of the heads of the University stated yest-\"e that the college would pnslii ave a team In the Intercolleci '- The Teport Came as 8 grval CAZA & LORD Tel.Up 2252.209 6 » 183 77 Principals.Tr MISS (RWIN, Principal.Westmount Private Commercial Classes will be at home at 370 Wood Avenue, after August 15.from 9-10 a.and 6-8 p.m.to receive applicants and enroll names for the classes, which will be resumed September 6, 1906, complete course in Shorthand and Typewriting may be had In three months.Pupils may commence at any time.4 12eod MR.C.E.B.PRICE, Organist and Choir Director, the American Presbyterian Church.VOICR, PIANO AND THEORY, Studio\u20141 Bishop st.Tel.W.1693.208 2 J.B.DUBOIS VIOLONCEE LIST, will resume his \u2018Cello and Theory Lessons on Monday, Sept.3rd, at Leach's Plano Rooms, K&D St.Catherine west.210 3eod The School for Young Ladies B12 Sherbrooke st.West, Conducted by MISE SYMMERS and MISS SMITH, will re-open on THURSDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER.Puplls who desire it are prepared for the ony ersity 8chool Examinations and for Matriculation.After Wednesday.hth September, Miss Symmers and Miss 8mith will be at home, to recelve visitors on school business.Prospectus nn appliratinn.210 26eod JULES DESTERBECQ VIOLIN VIRTUOSO, to receive violin » at Leachs Piano Rooms, 560 Rt.Catherine West.Mr.Desterbecq wil) accept con- cart engagements, 210 Rend } \u2014_ Arthur H.Howell Canadian Secretary Loadon College of Music.Teacher of Singing and Plame.Pupils prepared for examination if desired.Last year's successes include 2 diplomas, 1 prize.6 honors and 5 first- class certificates.4165 WESTERN AVE.WESTMOUNT.206 28 ans om, wo ven the on irunteq in the Des part of the steam-~ er at $42.50 and ETS oo tha $36.50.Lake Manitoba\u2014ist.365.00 and upwerds; 2nd, $40.00; 3rd, $26.50.Empresses\u20141st, $30.00 2% $500.003 2nd, $45.00 and 347.50; 3rd.328 *Stoamers marked thus a \u2018ot carry pas- To book Jrelght or for 24 al} pact LIL At \u201c68 iA eRe FACUFIC HALA C Es a st, oraarent ot Brose shir OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY American asd Australien Line.paint avery 30 day ayn, Sun Francisco, to HA WAIL L every sl ans BAMOA, mov: ZBA- nthly to HART For booklet and ins list, aû- âress Wm.H.Kanon agent aT Bt.James a.Montreal; K._ Denbigh, G.BA, 437 Broadway, Lp York 313 orth German Lloyd FAST EXPRESS SERVICR.PLYMOUTH \u2014UHERBOURG\u2014BREMEN.Kaiser .Bept.11,10 am 1x W.H.- Oct.18, 5 am K.W.1L, sept.18,5.30 am Kromprinz, Oct.24, noon Kronprinz,.Uct.2,6 am | Radner v.8, 0s » = Kaiser.vet #, 10 am wi .Nov.l 1,1 Ww SENGER SERVIC PLYMOUTH\u2014CHERBOURG\u2014BREMBN.Main.pt 8, lb am \u2018 Bremen.\u2026 Oct ll\\.lvam Friedrich,sept 13,10 am Friedrich.Uct.18, 10 am Kurfusrst, Sept.Low Boon sChamnits.Oct.23, 10 am Bard: ossa,Bept.23,10 am | ekhoin,.Oct.30, 10 a m remepn direct.EAN SERVICR.RALTAR\u2014NAPLD35\u2014GENOA.K.Albert, Nov.10,11 a m 1B.K.Luise, Sept.15, 11 am P.1rene, Dec.1,1) a.m K.Albert, Sept.49, ll am P.lrene.Ucu 13, 11 a m K.Luise, Dec.8, 1lam K.Luiee, Oct.87, 1} a m | K Albers, Jan.12, li ais From Bremen Piers, 3rd and éth Bis.Ho- boken.North German Lloyd Trovellers\u2019 Cheoks Good Al Over the ora.ORLRICHS & CO.§ Broadw NY.w.H.NRY, Bole Agent for Montreal, Temple Baling.185 @t James w:.173 195 HEADQUARTERS FOR TEA METS for the trade.Gold, silver and E.P.N.8 J.A.HB RIO 2113 Board Trade, Montreal.Clark's 8th Annual Cruise, Feb.7,'07.\u201c10 days, by chartored #8, \u201cArable.\u201d rie 18, vous tons.3 tours Roun und the) World.LA RK, 96 B'way, N.Y, 008 Taw RELIANCE CHART TABLE.Patent 88,708; Capt.Collamore, exhibited at HOT RIENDEAU.DAVID PBR- RAULT, adle agent.Built by H.Laird 19 Faton & Son 4 4 law Individual Attention * Fixer to boys and young men, day evening.at SHORTELL 8 ACADEMY Tel.Up 8276.865 St.Catherine West - ; + PET - - Miss Helen Collard PROFESSOR OF MUSIC.Pupils eal ra for Examination.Imstrumental or Theoretical.STUDIO AND RESIDENCE: uso ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST.12 4 Fairmount Model School, St.Louis, P.Q On account of the construction of a new wing to this building.the classes will not se open until Thursday, September 212 3 MISS BALL'S Primary School and Kindergarten .49 FORT STREET Will re-open Wednesday Sept.19.Children taken from four to ten years of age.ewing Class for Jouns girls every Wednesday afternoo For circulars, etc.Apply after, Sept.14th.GEO.I.LE BEAU, 8ec.- Treas.) Ottawa Ladies\u2019 College.One of the best equipped and most efficient of ladies\u2019 collegés in this coun- Prepares for the UNIVERSITY and try.for L' ALL DEPARTMENTS.Musto, Art, Elocution, étenography, Domestlo Science, Physical Suiture, ote.Finishing Ceurses arran Definite aim to develo refined Christian womanhood.WRITE FOR CALENDAR containing particulars.Mrs.Srant Needham, Lady Principal Rev.W.-D.Armstrong, M.A., D.D 170 16 3a yo President.a ce : Lo a .THE.Grammar School 922 St.Catherine St.West (near Fort St.) will be re-opened on Monday, 10th Sept.ged Jnteltigent and) Boys admitted from the age of seven and upwards.Preparation for McGill, for R.M.C.Kingston, and for business.Special facliitier for matriculation Sypertor accommodation for a limited number of Boarders.Enrolments, Prospectuses and Interviews by letter, or Telephone Uptown 4257.W.W.MOWAT.C.M.208 35 McCILL MODEL SCHOOLS The Mndel Schools In connection with the McGill Normal School will open for the Session 1906-1907 on TUESDAY, September 4th, at 9 a.m.By arrangement with the Protestant Roard of School Commissioners, no fees will be exacted from Protestant or Jewish children resident within the district paying school taxes to that Board.Instruction in all subjects of a public schonl course from Kindergarten to Grade IT.Academy.The Principals will be at the schools to enrol new pupils and give all necessary \u2018Information on Monday.September 3rd.8.P.ROBINS, Principal.199 22 MISS ML.E.Gomians Acadeny progressive school for the thorough éducation of Young Ladies and Bmall Boys.Methods modern and approved.For furthèr information, call at 622 Cadieux street.RE-OFENS SEPT.4th.Terms moderate, and strictly in advance.2082 ELOCUTION For PUBLIC and PRIVATE Life.Begin a profitable and delightful Course, in September, at the MONTREAL SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION J.P.STEPHEN, Principal, 9 Unmiversity street (cor.Dorcheater.) Write for Circular.Call after Berks 5.FLETGHER MUSIC METHOD \u2014AND\u2014 PIANO SCHOOL, RE-OPENS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16.Classes In Fletcher Method for young beginnera.Plano Tuition.all grades Theory and Harmony Clarses in different grades.PupliF, prepared for certificated examination MISS ELIZABETH \"DAVIDSON, Principal, In charge of Westmount School.208 26 ictorin Hall.JULES HONE, MDE.C.HONE HUDON Have resumed their Violin Leesons, Harmony and Musical Composition, at 62 VICTORIA STREET.20928 115 SHUTER ST.The Misses Bryson will re-open thelr school on Friday, September 7th.The 10th.Sewing.i MISS BARKER Will re-open her Classes for Young Ladies and Children on Wednesday, Sept.12.Preparatory Class for boys.Miss Barker will be at home after Sept.7th to receive visitors on Rohool business.4188 enter street 26 3 pecial Classes in Drawing and 208 4 law 112 DUROCHEK ST, Miss Smith 1 es school por Wadneater.fun\u201d Beptomi or essons will bs resumed at tes same | MISS McINTOSH 1¢ HUTCHISON.Kindergarten and Pre- on Rd a \u2018ednesday, Bept.18th.205 13 SEPTEMBER Kindergarten will re-open on Monday.5.1906.lvth September, 1 The new COMMERCIAL signed to prepare for ber.Open to men and women.tion, reading and public speaking.vinelal and Municipal Governments, Mathematics, In ciples underlying modern dustrial and Commercial organizations, kets, monetary and banking systems, formation am to entrance, application to COURSE, extending entrance into business life A systematic tralning in English Modern Political History, Federal, Literary, thelr practical application.>h cal Geography, so presented that the student may grasp the scientific prin- industrial progress.joint stock companies, wholesale mar- ete Particulars of Examinations and copies of Salendar, courses of study, fe À over two years, and de- , Will commence in Septem- Corapos!- Pro- and Commercial French, ysies, Chemistry, and Physt- Desrriptive Economics\u2014In- Accountancy.containing full 1in- etc.may he obtained on NICHOLÉON.M.A, Registrar.167 16 2aw J.A, Miss Graham's Business College METCALFE STREET (French und English), BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHIP, ARITHMETIC, ENGLISH AND FRENCH.NOW Open: Positions Guaranteed to sur Graduates, Phone Main 1714 198 62 109 COURSES\u2014SHORTHAND Papils May Enter nt any time.Evenir® Classes, Sept.3rd.(A few doors sbove Bt.Catherine St.) TOUCH TYPEWRITING, | Isearn More\u2019: \u2014\u2014EVENING CLASSES IN Arithmetic, ce Lompenition and German.Accounta siness Correspondence, Mechanical Drawing.Architectural Drawing, Plectrielty.enmanship.Bookkeeping, French.Shorthand.Steam Engineering.Typewriting.New (lasses in Actuarial Studies, Electrical Engineering, Shop Mathematics, and Matriculation, OPENING SEPTEMBER 24th.EXPERT INSTRUCTION.EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION DOMINION SQUARE.Any mas may take advantage of these opportunities.Earn More! MODERATE FEES.Ask for particulars.209 6 \u201cSt.Alban?\u201d>s \u201d BROCKVILLE, ONT.REV, F.G.ORCHARD, M.A, Graduate in Honors of Em- late Chaplain Head ter\u2014The manuel College, Cambridge; Bromsgrove School.The Head Master will be in Montreal during the week beginning September 2nd.All communications should be addressed to the school.Recent successes: 3rd and 10th pla ces at R.MC., June, Add a AA Y.M.C.A.BUILDING, DOM INION SQUARE, MONTREAL.involving a knowledge of Modern Busj- ness Methods, also a Special Course in the Loose Leaf System of Accounts.COURSE\u2014Isaac Pitman 8Bhort Course in Shorthand.Complete Knowledge of Shorthand in Forty Lessons.Prospectus and full particulars on applica- BUSINESS COURSE is practical, STENOGRAPHIC CLASSES ARE NOW OPEN.= tion.\u2018Phone Up 4297 and Assistant Master at \u201806, 205 12 A A.W.YOUNG, Principal.THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 5ESTHIE;EN-HAUT.SCHOOL FOR BOYS Founded 1867.) vacancies for term opening September other information apply to the undersigned.Personal Interview .R.HIBRARD, M.A.\u2018 «(late Seninr Mathematical Master at Trinity College School.) BOARDING \u2018 A few if desired.REV 212 12 w.inth.For prospectus and in Montreal Headmaster ence Call, Prof.W.T.Moon.TIME and MONEY SAVED at MOON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE in the following courses: BOYD'S SHORTHAND \u2014In 30 Days.TYPEWRITING \u2014Touch nr Sight System.BOOKKEEPING Goodwin's Improved System.TELEGRAPHY-\u2014-By in the CPR.write or Phone for Circulars and Ratea.Moow's Syllabic Shorthand & Business College, KARN HALL, 468 ST.CATHERINE W.T.MOON, Principal.a Teacher with 12 years\u2019 experi- STREET, West.\u2018Phone Up.3005 The Rev.6th-8th West.inclusive.E.J.Bidwell, Bishop\u2019s College School, Lennoxville, will be in Montreal for the purpose of interviewing parents September Address 341 Dorchester Street Telephone Up.293.M.A., Headmaster of 209 7 \u201442nd Year \u2014 Studies Will Be Resumad Case / 4 N Corner of Universitz and St Catherine Streets.on Monday, Aug.27th.All commercial subjects, Shorthand In English and French.Typewriting by the touch and semi-sight systems taught by individual instruction.Our objects are thoroughness, accuracy, rapidity, competency.No faflures.no disappointments.All graduates placed in positions.Send for prospectus.Address 190 28 J.D.DAVIS, 46 University St.UPPER CANADA COLLEGE FOUNDED IX 1839, TORONTO, ONT.W.Auden, M.A.form master at Cam= Principal\u2014Henry Fettes bridge, Jate sixth College.Edinburgh, The college will\u2019 reopen for the autumn term on Wednesday, Hept 13th, 1908, at 10 am.Separate preppgatory department for boys between the cgee of 9 and 13, with peparate staff and eguipm en 0 acres of ground.eparate lafirmary, with physician : 1d trained nurse for auiverstty, Royal Military College and business Every fachity for cultivation of sports and athle Examinations for entran Baturdaz, Sept.15th, æhipe for sons of old .For calendar and all particulars address Canada College, Toronto, 13 2 saw VOICE CULTURE.ELLEDA M.PERLEY, Noprano Solotet Crescent St.Presbyterian (burch, STUDIO\u2014%4 MACKAY RTREET.\u2018Phone Up 1559.a omcert Engagements.:_ MAX BOHRER ce onolarsh pe 1008, Bpecial scholar- the Bursar, Upper On\u2019.Planist\u2014Teacher.471 GUY STREET, opposite St.Luke st.\u2018Phone Up 3366.209 38 NN .J- { THE CRICHTON SCHOOL 810 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST.Rector\u2014J, WILLIAMSON, M.A.(Oxom.) Ansistant Masters: N.WOODCOCK, M.A.(Classical Honours), Oxo BROWN, MA.ours), Oxon, MACKAY.M A .Aberd E.T.LAMBERT.\"A.(L.ondon), in Modern Languages, Gil} Colleg Preparatory classes, for boys of 8\u201411, Junior School, \u201c \u201c 1118 Benior School, \u201c \u201c 13\u201418.Special Mitricnlation Class.Thorc-g eparation for all the Faculties the Universities, the Royal} Military College, Kingston, and for business.Re-opens Wednesday, Sept.13, at 10 o'clock.Mr.Williamson may be seen daily at the srhool from 10 to 12 noon, and from 2 to 4 pm.8 5 (Mathematical H-n- ans (Mathematical Hon- Lec- Mec- ST.MARGARET'S COLLEGE A Collogiate Rosrtentins wna Day Schoel for Girls 14 teaghers In the Academic Department.Of thess & are Muropeaa Trained Teachers of Modern Languages; 16 visiting Teachare of Music and Art.rooms specially butlt for the work.18: sound-proo?musle rooma, and a Jorge Assembly Large lawns for recreatio RECORD 1906- 00 14 at University: 120 assed ths examination In Music.Oniversity.rinning 11 let class and \u20ac& 3nd class Honors: oronto Conservator - ning 2 first places * y.vla Write for Illustrated Booklet.Autumn term commences Sept, G.DICKSON, M.A.Director, (Late Principal Upper Canada College), MRS.GEORGE DICKSON, all.12, 200 12 aw Woodside Seminary.(The Misses Shanks\u2019 School for Girls), Will RE-OPEN ON WEDNES SEPTEMBER.DAY.12th Pupils prepared for the Uni School Examinations when Anzio Boys under nine received in the re- paratory class.The Misses Shanks will \u201ce at after Monday, September 1rd heme Prospectus on application, +65 1g Ashbury College, OTTAWA BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS ,Re-opens Sept.17th.For Calendar, apply MA, REV.GEO.P.WOOLLCOMBE, 212 2004 Headmas ter.k Fletcher Music Method (Simplex and Kindergarten.) » XUalg Genera) Plano- & Mir forte Tuition and Q Theory of Music.MISS INEZ M.LEISHMAN will re-open clusres \u2018Thursday, September 18th, Studio\u201476 PARK AVENLE and 40 FORT STREET \u2018Phone Vptown 691.206 28 Darlington Music Method for Children.) Trade Mark Registered, Low (Science of Music MISS CONNOLLY, Pres Course, of the Normal MRS.F.B.DAKIN, Asso Teacher, Classes in the INTERMEIHATE GRADE and SHORT COURSE (partial piano courses, will be formed on and after September Ath Studios\u2014VICTORFA HALL, Room B.LINDSAY BUILDING, Room 602.Resides! 3X2 Metenife Aven Tel Mount 1490.MISS STEPHENS ACADEMY, FORT STREET.The classes conducted e- by Miss St hens will re-open Wi DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th.Junior Class for PRoys.THE PRIVATE CLASSES FOR YOUNG LADIES and Children, condurted by the MISSES BARTLEY, will he resumed on Wedpes- day, September 5.Puplls who desire it will hg repared for the University Examinations.Special Clauss for Jun- for Boys.Prospectus on Application.220 Sherbrooke St., West 206 12 St.Michael\u2019s College Toronto, Ontario.The College, situated In Toronto, renowned for Its educational advantages, is well adapted in faculty and equipment to give Young Men and Boys a thorough, up-to-date training in the ACADEMIC, (OLLEGIATE, COMMER~ CIAL or PREPARATORY COURSE, Tuition and Board, $170.00.Re-opens September 4.For complete information, write for catalogue, Ad- 20312 dress, V.REV.SUPERIOR, or BURSAR, 184 53 51 St.Joseph Street.Mr.Hubert A.Baker Will resume teaching September Yupils received in Flute, Piano- and Voice Culture.153 STANLEY STREET.Voices examined without Charge, 209 6 Tel.Up 3754 rd.forts BT.PAUL'S ACADEMY, 41038 Sherbrooke Street, Westmount.This popular Academy, under tha diree- tios of the Slatera of the l'ongregation de Notre Dame, will re-nrpen its classes Wednesday.Bent.5 For further Information apply tn the superlor.209 6 Miss Fetherstonhaugh Teacher of Planoforte.32 ST.LUKE STREET.HERVEY VEZINA Has 209 209 6 resumed his Vinlin Lessons at 26 1988 MeCORD.Wykeham House School, 347 Clarke Ave, Weatmount.SELECT PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS Headmaster: T.HOLMES ORR, assisted by LARMINIE, Trin.w.J.Term Commences Sept.12th.Interviews After Sept.5th.195 39 B Church School ge | for Girls, » « Windsor, Nova Scotia.Imcorperai- 1 1808 The Bishop of Nova Scotia.Chairman Board of Trustees.The Bisaop of Fredericton, member of Board of Trustees, ex-c .:lu, Lady Principal, Miss Gena 8mith (late lady Principal of King's Hall, Compton P.Q,).formerly Headmistress of St.Stephen's High School, Windsor, England, assisted by Eleven Resident Experienced Governesses from Engiand (five of whom are xpecialists in the Music and Art Department).Housekeeper, Matron and Nurse, Extensive buildings, with capacity foe 100 Residents; Heated by Hot Water Light- Col, Dublin, ed by Electricly, G Grounds covering eight ecrea with I for Tennis, Croquet, Basket Ball, Hockey, etc.,, Behool Dairy and Launa fa Preparation for the Universities, Michaelmas Term begins Bept.12th For calendar, containing full information, apply to HK.HIND, Windsor, 8.20% 9 CLEN MAWR 661 Spadina Avenue, Toronto.RESIDENTIAL AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Thorough ip all its departments.Glves careful individual attention and goed Physical, mental and moral troiniag.Offers great advaninges In Music, Art end Langunges.Nntive French and German Teachers.Large stnff of experienced residential and visiting Professors and Teachers.Pupile are prepared for the universities and for the music and singing, examinations of Toronto University, the\u2019 Toronto Conservatory of Music, and the Toronto College of usle.Theo school wil] re-open on Wednesday, Beptember 12th.For prospectus and fuil information apply to MISS VEALS, Principal 1 Mount St.Bernard SOREL, P.Q.A Well Equipped Commercial for Boys.Its magnificent situation, modern installations and competent faculty endow it with superior «ducational advantages.The course of studies pursued is intended to furnish young men and boys with a thorough, up-to-date commercial and general training.Languages, Mathematics, Science, Commerce.RE-OPENS SEPTEMBER 4 Apple for Illustrated prospectus 194 23 BRO.LANDRY.Pres't.School WE IRVITE young man or wn- interested avery parent, man, who ls way in BUSINESS EDUCATION té write for a copy of our Press pectus.It tells you exactly w to do.and why our students ph ceed m0 well, WRITE AT ONCE for It.Full term from Sept 4th.Address: W.H.SHAW, Principal.in nny vt aE bout a ONE * \u2026 Ea #7 2515 ; Pace TEE] Wie, nie or a ho : x = \u201c 4 THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY, SEPIlEMBER 35, 1906.aloud the contents of the papers.life are being worked out.Hoidiere MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS These men are stated to be volun- have been assembled from various Che Baily Star.THE MONTREAL STAR PUB.CO, (Limited), Proprietors.tn the United States, Eastern Division.east of Putsiurg aud Bu:falo : Carroll, Tribune Lulidiag, Now York: Western Division, W.à.Perry, Tribune Ludding, 4 Mcago.Western Canada offices tari-.Manituba, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, M.McGillivray, ents including Ou- Alberta and Te- presontalive, iv Kiug strroi west Tuionto, Offices In Great Britain, Terry's Theatre Lullding, lué Btrand, London, W.C, Ens- ua Agents in France, Mayence, Tavte & Cie, Paris Circulation of The Star.WEEK ENDING SEPT.1ST, 1906.MONDAY .60,581 TUESDAY .60,475 WEDNESDAY ., 60,56C THURSDAY .60,494 FRIDAY + « .60491 SATURDAY « .65,236 TOTAL + «+ ».« 367,840 Daily Average .A 61,307 Weekly Star Last Week .129,213 CIRCULATION OF THE STAR DAILY WEEKL Se.407,053 One Issue of the Daily and Weekly Star Aggregates 189,000 ¥rom the above figures are excluded several thousand subscriptions regarded as more or less ephemeral AND WEDNESDAY.SEPTEMBER 5, 140s.THE S8HELBURNE- QUEEN'S CASE.The action of those who took an appeal to the Supreme Court of Can- adic in the Shelburne-Quecns election case 1s being very vehemently denounced by some of the papers supporting the Government, We see 11 de- seribe« as \u2018low down trickery One Paper says \u2018of all low down and contemptible \u2018tricks\u2019 this takes the bun.\u201d Anciher réfers Lo it as \u201cviper-Hke tac- tes\" Would it not Le better to leave these matters to the courts* We have read the decisions of the two judges on the conduct complained of Ly the papers quoted, and they certainly hvemed to think that serious and ime portant points of liw had been raised, Ne donbt it would be a great inconvenience to his party.and.perhaps, unfortunate for the country.it Hon.Mr.Fielding should be unable to take his place in the House of Commons when the autumn session opens, er if that session should have to be postponed.Yet it is only fair to remind those who complain that the Mininster has for two years occupled a seat In Parliament which a not un- friendiy court found he was not entitled to.It has been said, with much anger.that he was deprived of his seat through a \u201ctechnicality,\u201d The technicality in question was simply the violation of a law intended to enforce purtty in elections: the particular brand of technicality the court found Mr Fielding's agents had selected was the bribing of electors tno vote for him.Further information might have been guined.and Mr.Fielding's personal character completely cleared or hopelessly compromised had it not been for the fact that one of his chief workers\u2014the Speaker of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly \u2014could not he found, and Mr.Flelding positvely refuseg to give any details «of the monetary transactions as to clevtions which he admitted had taken place between them.Had he answered tha questions, the proceedings now being taken would have been unnecessary and the writ for the elec- filon could have been issued.While no ann questions Mr.Field- Ing\u2019s great ability.his valuable scr.vices to his party and his country, and his previous high character for personal Integrity, he cannot be held entirely blamelexs for the present deadlock.Neither should those who are demanding of tho highest court that the Minister shall be compelled to give the details he refused in his examination, be justly charged with being mere obstructionists.Exceptions cannot be properly made because an accused man is a Minister of the Crown.If it be a fact that no election can properly be held pending that ay- peal, surely it Is no \u201clow down trick\" to ask the courts to prevent an illegal election being held.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 RAPID GROWTH OF CHINESE PRESS.One of the most recent signs of awakening in the Chinese Empire is the rapid development of the press.It is not moré than five years ago that a man seen reading a newspaper was regarded as a follower of the \u201cforeign devils,\u201d and ridiculed or M-treated according to the temper of the people.At the beginning of the lustrum the Peking Gasette, which contained (he decrees and other news of the court.was about the only journal issued in the Capital.Now there nre ten dallles, and one of them edited and managed by women.General - forelgn and Jocal news is published, and issues of home and foreign politics ave discussed In edftoriai columns.There seems to be no censorship of the press.and the chiet drawback appears to be Inck of skill in printing.With the development of the news.has gone another propaganda Pepe ne education of the people.In various paste of the city of Pekiuk end ih tie suburbs halls have been fir.up, where capable natives are engaged to rea nh us, tea is served free 4 teers, and the hulls to be supported by voluntary contributions.An additional plat, which seems strange to us, but which has been adopted to popularize the press winong (he Chinese, is the pasting up of copies on boards, much hke our bulletin boards, where they can he read by those who are not able to purchase.These papers, too, are the medium of a remarkable movement which 18 an indication of the strength of the ware of patriotism which is swoeping through China at present In the dally journals are published long lists of subscribers towards the payment of the foxer indemnits AH varieties ot son lettres, churches amd schools have contributed, and there was recently published a Hst of blind storv-tellers she luul given of their mite towards freeing the Emptra of the burden.There was one kid of patriotism in the Boxer risings, oo kind which was more (hreatening te the foreigner than helptui to the Clinese; but the pa- tiotisin that will give voluntarily to fre the Kmpire from debi to the for- ergner is of another kind, likely Lo av- complish more towards the bringing of China into the charmed clecle of the Powers, and securing for her recognition us à hation among nations.Many other signs are there of the coming day in the Celestial Empire.Hecently at Paotingfu à crowd cahn- iv watched ofBelals throwing into a the adols of several temples, were to be used for school The crowd showed no resent- but accepted the measure as a step in social evolution.With schools being opened up everywhere, frequent- canal which houses.ment, Iv under Japanese tuition, with the army being trained by Japanese com- anders; with the development of her railways with the emergence of the peitriotie spirit in commercial life, and with the spread of popular education the growth of the press and means taken to spread its influence, the China which has been sleeping for twenty centuries is showing signs of returning day which are thought among the what the full noon indicated by the causing anxious diplomats as to my he \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FEMALE VOTERS.Wie the ladies of Great Britain are SsKIng « strenuous Tight for the privi- voting at elections, a lady correspondent from New Zealand contri- putes u letter to the Times, which de- miotistrates that women in politics are not the purifying Influence that the advocates of female suffrage hoped for.The women vote in New Zealand.They are on an electoral equality with men.The writer from Auckland says: \u201cFor all the guod female franchise hua- done New Zealand, the Motherland could very wisely let it alone.While it has certainly not improved politics, it hax bv no means improved the social of women.Very much to the contzary.The gallant chivalry of old hus departed to give room to the num- ervus social disabllitles we are enduring through the incoming of the vote.Whatever gain we may have had through legislation\u2014and there is every reason to believe that that same gain wouid have been ours Irrespective of our voie\u2014has been more than counterbalanced by our loss socially.\u201d There is a possibilty that the community would gain more by preserving the gallant chivalry of old, than they would by having the benefit of femalo advice in conducting political campaigns and augmenting the voting lists by adding female names.In this country lemate ratepayers have the right to vote in municipal elections.Those who have been thrown in contact with elec- ton work are forced to admit that the female lst is the very sheet anchor où the professional \u2018\u2018telegrapher.\u201d and we have had the humiliating spectacle of women being brought before the court for corrupt practices.It js claimed that in one election the vast ma- Jurity of the women who had votes did not use them, and \u2018\u2018grafters\u2019 ran in women of the street as impersonators and were only caught tn a very few instances, lege of status \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A MODERN FIRE DEPARTMENT.At last the genial gentlemen who control the destinies of the town of St.Louis have discovered what is the matter with their steam fire engine.It has been carefully burnished and used as a pleasing and appropriate oma- ment to the fire engine house ever since the new handsome stone building was put up.Since last spring, however, there has been no water in it.This was not because there were no fires In St Louis.They had fires all right, and the flremen turned out with A ladder cart, or hose reel, or anything that was handy.The reason the en- Fine was not used was because ft would get dirty, and because the boiler would not hold water, and steam could not be made without water] It would be manifestly wrong to take the nicely polished engine out in the dust, and perhaps mud, just to look well at a fire, when there was no way of using it.It would look just as pretty In the crgine-house, and tired horses or oxen which had been out with watering carts could rest in peace.At last night's meeting of the council the discovery was made known that the boiler, which had not been In use since May, could not be repaired, and tenders were called for furnishing a new one.Good luck, assisted by the Montreal fire department, has kept St.Louls from being destroyed by fire during the summer, and their engine has been one of the cherished decorations of the Town Hall.Probably, after the council get the tenders for the new baîler.they will purchase some buckets.mars Some one should draw Bir Willlam Mulock's attention to the new perman- eut Canadtan military camp at Pete- wawa.There a condition has beeg es» tabli&hed which gives the bogid of 1 litartsm.\u201d a new footKeld under\u2019: tite most improved conditions.Scientific sanftation, the application of the most uv-to-daÿe methods to military camp Sean ty parts of Canada to participate in aad to applaud this forward step.Disciples of the Muluckian school may ask & reason for the big gun practice which has been carried on; why all this \u201cblowing of holes in the Atmosphere?\u201d We shall be told it suunds like jingo: but the real, rock-bottom idea is that Canadians have never been in a posi: tion where they took punishment \u201ctying down.\u201d The march of world events compels a revision of defensive measures for our future.Hence Petewawa.ess When Hon.J.C.McCorklll left the Legislative Council for the Parent Cabinet, many of his friends regretted the change, because a deliberative and independent body was deprived of a forceful, clear-headed and conservative member.The judiciary of this province will be strengthened by his appointment a judgeship.His legal knowledge has been fortified by his constant contact with the multifarious conditions that attach to An extensive court practice and an active political career.Las CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.THE WINNIPEG TELEGRAM.The issues between Canada and the United States are not so serious that they cannot be settled between Ottawa and Washington.Great Britain's approval need be nothing more than a formality.It wouid not be wise to put Canadian sentiment to the test of another Alaskan boundary award.It {s far better that Canadian ministers should be responsible for any settlement rezched with the United States.Then if we are worsted in the negotiations e shall know who to blame, and the merit of the settlement can be discussed without any suggestion of resentment towards Great Britain.THE LONDON.ENG.DAILY MAIL.The reports of alleged Liberal intentions to disregard Canadian interests appear to be based upon neve which has reached Canada from New York and Washington.It is to be hoped that these reports represent more unintelligent guesses, but a certain color is given to the Canadian fears by the remarkable coolness which the British Government are now displaying to Canada, and by the extraordinary anti- British poliey which His Majesty's Ministers have deliberately adopted in South Africa.Canada 1s vitally Interested in the fisheries question and the neutrality of the great lakes, while there are other minor points at issue hetween her and the United States.It i= almost impessible to belleve that a British Government would surrender Canadian claims on these heads.MEDAL FOR AN OTTAWA HERO Lad Who Rescued Rev.and Mrs.Hugh Pedley to Be Honored.Special t: the Montreal Star.Ottawa, September 5.\u2014 City Clerk Hender nn has received a bronze mz- dul from the Royal Canadian Humane Society.to be presented to thirteen year nld Charles Fleming, of this city, who rescued Rev.and Mrs.Hugh Ped- ley from a watery grave at Brockville.The vouthful hero is a son of Mr.S.H.Fleming.of Chapel street.aidé à grandson of Sir Sandford Pleming.and when the rescue was made was héli- daying at Brockville.The medial will be presented at next month's meeting of the local Humana society.! .THIS DATE THIRTY YEARS AGO.September §, 1876.The different courts this morn again assumed thelr usual businesslike,\u2019 bustling activity, after the yulet sf the long vacation.\u2018The term promisas to be very heavy oné.Hon.Mr.Justice Johnson sat in the first division Superior Court Hon.Mr.Justice Berthelot in the Insolvency Court, and Hon.Mr.Justice Rainville in the Circuit Court.A number of Important cases were heard In the several courts, the lawyers not be- The late Justice Rainville.and many put over, ing ready.Messrs.Hubert and Honey.prothonotaries, were on hand, and are confident their new regulations for the efficient working of thelr several departments will prove satisfactory.THE honorable judges mentioned and the prothonotaries have long since fallen before the great Reaper.The judges were most eminent in the long list of jurists who have preslded over the Superior Courts of this province, and thelr judgments were marked with a profound knowledge of the law.They retained to the end of their lives the highest respect and esteem of the members of the bar.The judges at the recent sports of the firemen's picnic have reported to the secretary that the protest against I.Ingram in the half-mile and mile race has been confirmed by them.THE above runner wished it to be un derstood that he was an amateur, but he had been in the professional ranks some years, running at the various meetings In Ottawa and Eastern Ontario under the name of John Ralneé.The firemen's secretary was the late Assistant Chief Mr.John Beckingham, a brave, intelligent {ire-fighter for over a quarter of a century in the Montreal fire brigade.He passed away in the ninebes.We have recelved many complaints lately of the irreguiarity of the Isiand ferryboat leaving In the morning.It is stated that frequently it does not start from the wharf here before noon, subjecting people to inconvenience who desire to get across early.The attention of Aldermen David and Nelson is called to the matter.THE two aldermen noted above were members of the Parks Committee, and gave long and most useful service fn the City Council in the best interests of the city.They passed away many years ago.The ferry irregularities were Improved for a short time, but the loone way in which the contract was drawn up permitted the company to run as it pleased.Even to-day there is but slight improvement on the past.A despatch to the star from London, Ont, says the bones of the skeleton recently unearthed near Moraviantown have been identified as the great Indian chief, Tecumseh.It ls sald that he used to limp, and one of the leg bones shows a severe fracture.At the engagement at Moraviantown, the noble Indian chief and hundreds of his warriors gave up their lives for the honor of the British flag.Tecumseh was of the S8hawnee tribe, and came from the Mchawk valley, where he had sought to unite the various tribes against the Americans, as he was astute enough to sea the red men were being pushed back further and further by the whites.He aided Brock in the capture of General Hull and the United States army at Detroit in 1812, and was promoted to the commissioned ranks of the British army by the General for his fine generalship and bravery in the capture of the American fort.There was some talk fifteen or twenty years ago of erecting s status to Tecumseh on the fleld of battle in which he was killed, but so far nothing has been done to keep his lovaity to Cn- nada and the British flag in sacred mem - ory.His body, it washlways understood.was taken to the Mohawk valley by 1 bis tribesmen apd buried there, -andinct in Canada.voy He rR Despatch says that there is a big demand for rope itn Manitoba.Can it be that Quebec cigars are becoming popular out there?New company says it can make a profit selling gas at 85 cents.But does that include the expense of electing its aldermen to the City Council?However, Canada will not mina dates on our cheese if London wil to put dates on Punch's jokes.utting agree Montreal can now communicate with Iceland by cable.But what's the use?Prof.Goldwin Smith doesn't appfaye of the new reform spelling.But that 18 #vident, or he would have made it Smythe long ago.| | A woman always expects to ine.| herit à fortune, even if she has no | rich relatives.+ == Philadelphia bank dirèctors should not be permitted to sleep more than 23 hours a ; KNEW HE WAS THE ICE MAN.(N.Y.Life.) Bank Teller\u2014I have no doubt you are Billyuns, the ice magnate, but you must be identified.Can't you bring in some {riend to\u2014\u2014o Rillyuns\u2014I have no friends! \u201cIt's all right.You're identified!\" Even the death of von Liarliarski is not likely to make the news from Russia any more rellable.There are others.The Russian terrorists have about con.pleted tte job of convincing the world that any old form of government ls toe good for them.IMAGINARYITIS.(Only an imaginary remedy can cure an imaginary disease.\u2014 British Medical Journal.) v Yours 1s a complicated case, The doctor said, Montreal Horticultural Society 2j and F.G.A.of Prov.Que Annual Exhibition ROYAL SCOTS ARMORY, 243 Bleury St., Wed., Sept.5th and Thar.Sept, 6th.Special Music Each Evening.Admission-\u2014Adulits, 25c; Children, 10c.R.WILSON SMITH, A, J.BOWLES, Pres, Sec.Treas.P.O.Bux 778.Ottawa River Navigation Co, OTTAWA ( EXHIBITION $2.50 Tickets good to go 6th to 13th and return to 17th.211 3 à Take 8 a.m.train for Lachine.DOMINION PARK AMUSEMENT FOR BVERYBODY ALL THIS WEEK.The Unexcelled Sisters Herzog Camaras Concerts Twice Daily by VAN DER MEERSCHEN'S BAND Children, Sc.Admission, 10\u20ac.ALL, THIS WEEK.ACADEMY- Mats.Mon, Wed.& Sat.Broadhurst & Currie present Nat.M.Wills in A LUCKY DOC Prices-\u201415c, 23¢c, 50c and 73c.Next Week\u2014ME, HIM AND 1.FRANÇAIS\" 9 RE WE =\" A DESPERATE CHANCE.Founded on the life of the famous Biddle Bros.Prices: 10, 20, 30, 33 and 50- ALL PEUPLE TO KNO y D get your keys made and locks repaired at HB.Campbell's, 127 Bleury.212 3 WANTED WHY WASTE YOUR VALUable time looking for a position, when by ettending our college for 30 days we guarantee to place you Immediately at a salary of $400 to $700 a year.¥irms \u2018phone direct for Koyd writers, and Goodwin booX- keepers.Call and ses the list of positions now vacant.Learn telegraph, at the Moon School, experianced operator Moon's Byllabic Shorthand and Collage, Karn Hall, 468 St.Catherine st.west.Phone Up 3005.213 Iv WANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS OPERATOR on ladies\u2019 costumes and coats.for Ot- {awa; good wages und meady job guaran- * M.Schulich, 179 Bank at, Ottawa.212 3 \\WANTED \u2014 BOYS FOR BISCUI'T AND : candy work.Some experience preferred.The Montreal Biscuit Co.Brewster ave.212 4 |= à y ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED GROCERY clerk, Apply Munro ros, 203 St Antoine st, cor.Mountain.212 9 J | NTED \u2014 BLACKSMITH, USED TO : operating steam hammer.> 849 Mtar office 212 3 YYANTED\u2014GO0D RELIABLE BOY FOR furniture warehouse.504, Star 212 2 oftice.V ANTED\u2014TO BOOK BINDERS\u2014 paper rulers, steady employment and good wages.Apply at once to Manulac- tory Btatloners\u2019 Co., 13 Cathedral St.k \\VANTEL \u2014 MAOHINISTS, LATHE, planer, machine hands and fitters, Canadian Rand Drill Co., Sherbrooke, 213 8 The Que, LESSONS WANTED.V TANTEN\u2014BOOK K EFPING NY in the evening, C 208 Star Office, Bt.LESSONS, please state terms.Jame St.211 3 PARTNERS WANTED, WANTED \u2014 A MANUFACTURING .concern in Montreal wants to get a first-class promoter to form a joint stock or a limited company.Address C145 Btar Office.211 2 ARTNER WAN\u2019 LD IN A BUSINESS that pays A large profit.Rare W.8nook, Highgate Ctre., Vt, R.D, No.1.213 6 L 4 + WANTED \u2014 WILL SELL A VERY valuable copyright for the entiro Dominion of Canada; extends over 2% vears, is worth $60,000.Price to a buyer, including established business, with branches, turning over ten to fifteen thousand dollars a year.$30,000.Adver- tiger has other territory worth.$100,000.for maniruring and face age.Apply Punde and Bothin, 471 St.Cather- ins Bt.West.i ANTED \u2014 FOR TORONTO, States, and the North-West, housekeepers, waltresses, lormaids, nurse maids; fares pald.Britt's Agency, Yonge, Toronto.Competent Maid A competent girl can find a goad position as general maid in small fam- ly, by applying to 4296 Dorchester st, Westmount.all between 7 ang 8.30 212 2 THE cooks, generals, par- hig wages; 114 1-2 212 2aw p.m.AV ANTED\u2014-A STENOGRAPHER.GIVE telephone No.if possible.Box N 610, Star Office.WANTED\u2014PARLOR MAID, WHERE housemald i= kept.Apply with references to 200 University St i ANTED HOUSE TABLEMAIN Wanted, good references required.Apply 156 Drummond St.(VV ANTED-\u2014GOOD GENERAL SERVANT.Maat furnish good references.Ap.Ply 227 Metcaits ave, Westmount 2138 2 2aw \\ - \u2014 (WANTED \u2014HOUSEMAID.APPLY WITH Toferances 23 Murksy st.212 2 Æ _\u2019 [WANTED \u2014GOOD OBNERAL SRRVANT, two In family, gond wages, no washing or ironing must be mble to do gno4 plain cooking.and willing to gb to Toron- ta Apply No 247 Atwater ave.rar Souwanif, Tel Up 1447.23 2 ' WAIST HANDS Wanted.first-class waist handa for our dressmaking department.Apply bhafore 10 am, to Mrs.Barnes, Jas.A.Ogilvy & Sons, BL Catherine and Mourn streets, 2 R Fu singing.ns N ANTED \u2014 FRENCH LANGUAGE | taught, privately or in small classes.Prof.Dambach (of Paris), 528 St, Catherine St.West.Bell Tel.Up 2881; also tuition in Spanish, Italian, German.i \u2014 \u2014 VV ANTED\u2014PUPILS FOR PRIVATE lessons in Parisian French, day or evening; terms very moderate.Address Miss Boag, 11 Balisbury Flats, 297 St.Antoine St.WANTED \u2014 BY A YOUNG LADY.' puplis in singing.charges moderate.Address for terms, etc.to L.627 Star office.212 3 + WANTED \u2014 PUPILS, SHORTHAND, typewriting, business correspondence; taught by experienced stenographer; 12 lessons monthly, $1.50.478a Drolet St.22 \"|'PACHER, 8 YEARS TRAINING, ENGland: Vicisria matriculation (England), French (ecq'd Paris), Latin, Matas, and usual English subjects Apply Miss Nevenss, The Pursonage, N.Waketieid, Que.212 4 TEACHERS WANTED.WW ANTED\u2014A PROTESTANT TRACHER : for No.1 School, Montcalm, to commence at once.For particulars apply to W.J, Thompeon, sec.for Wear, Argen- teuil Co.208 à + 4 WVANTED TRACHER, GRAND METIS Protestant School.holding firet class slemantary diploma: term seven months; salary $178.Board nine @8sellars per month.Echool opens Octaher lat.D.eGugan, sec.- tress.Grand Matis, Que.212 3 V ANTED\u2014TEACHER Cote, Protastant Dismentient salary 3300 par year: term.10 months: school opea Beptembar 10sh.Apply \u2018to MH.W.Nesbitt, Bee.-Tresd., Petite Cote, oy FOR PETITE Behoot: Address J 9225 Star Branch office.212 2 } ANTED\u2014BOOKKEEPER OR PRINT- | er to take interest In business newspaper; good investment; permanent position.Box 130, Calgary, Alta.212 6 AGENTS WANTED.ANTED \u2014~ BIG PAY FOR AGENTS.Wi Men and women make handsome wages selling our household specialties Every family beeds them.A thoroughly legitimate business, You can start without a cent of capital G.Marshall and Company, London, Ont.210 6 4 3 ANTED AGEN:B.$13 A WEEK N i and board, all other necessary -4- penses pald to petsons of eneryry wrnd good character, Btate age and give references.Address Sohn C.Winston Co., Limited, To- 44 104 2av ronto.RESIDENTIAL FLATS TO LET.8 Vroom.BAP TO 18T OF MAY, flat, just finished: every convenience; No.1020 Esplanade ave, Montreal Annex.Address 1024 or 3% Chambord 213 8 FURNISHED FLATS TO LET.LET\u2014FURNISHED FLAT, EIGHT rooms.on Durocher street, near Prince Arthur street; first-class In every re- npect: references.Address T 495, Star Office.212 2 APARTMENTS TO LET.TO LET \u2014 HEATED SUITES, Greene, near Dorchester, 4 to 6 rooms and bath, hardwood floors, electro- Hern, refrigerators.decorated.$20 to §25; 4162 Sherbrooke.a superb sitaatioh, decorated hardweod floors, electiotiors, four drooms $30, 379 Greene.\u2019Phone 1003 une , - ; À + VWANIED\u2014FAMILY DESIRING SERvices of young couple, no children, write or address W.McDonald, please 213 2 547.Notre Dame St.West.4 NY ANTED\u2014BY A GENTLEMAN OF SEV- , «ral years experience in produce, grain, flour or horses, a situation with re- disable concern, best of references.Apply J 401, Star Office.\u2014 N TANTED\u2014 YOUNG MAN SEKEKS SItuation as watchman or any place of trust; 12 years personal references.Willuts, 1186 Deloriinier Ave., Montreal.212 2 » 4 ANTBD\u2014A POSITION AS CARB- taker of à scnool by & man thoroughly competent.five years\u2019 roference from last place.Address H.365 Btar ome = 213 4 COOK DESIRES PO- Write E.213 à WRENCH PASTRY sition.Good references.V., 24 St.Antoine it.° ANTED\u2014A BRITISHER SEEKS A position as caretaker, overseer Or timekeeper, age 33, good references.Address J 9240, Stap Branch Offlee.WANTED\u2014BY THOROUGHLY REliable young man, hustler, position as shipper, capable of )atter charge.Address 67, Star Branch Office, 700 East St Catherine 8t.VW ANTED\u2014SITUATION REQUIRED AB 4 overseer In napping room, 18 years practieal experience in largest works in Manchester district (Lancashire, England), Mnser Machines, single and double aotion, latest patent, faker and flat finish machines, skewing, patent dry stretching and cord cutting, own clothing, grinding and Tepairs.Cords, moles, lembskins, swans- downs, wastes twills and calicos, bleached and dyed goods, colored flannelettes, blankets and sheets, Eng.sa, 34, references.Apply B bs4l Star Office.213 5 } NV ANTED\u2014BY YOUNG MAN POSItion as stenographer: wliling to assist in office work; canvass and collect; good references; stenographer, 476a Dro- let street 212 2 ANTED\u2014SITUATION BY A YOUNG married man not afraid of work; good references.Apply M b71, Star Office.212 2 ) NW, NTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN REQUIRES : situation, used to indoor service, but dues not objeot to any other kind of work, Apply M 5656 Star office, 213 3 a \"\\JANTED \u2014 PAPERHANGING, PAINT- + ing, tinting, glazing: good work; prompt attention.Phone up 4051.13 Mont St.Marle ve, city.Vy ANTED\u2014BY YOUNG MAN, POSITION \\¥7 as bond or commercial salesman.Box L 6501, Star office.+ tn ; ANTED\u2014BY AN EXPERIENCED OLD : Country munservant, morning and evening employment to valst and personally aitend one or two gentlemsén in ap- partments or in any other capacity.M, $62.Btar office.213 2 LOST.JL OST_CORNER OF SHERBROOKE and Stanley Sts., a brooch.Reward at 280 Stanley St.OST_AT DOMINION PARK, FRIDAY night last, imitation pearl nécklace.Finder please return to 73d Tupper Bt i » experience.Frenca and English.Best of references, F $029, Star Brunch Office, 21e 3 \"VV ANTED\u2014ENGLISH LADY SEEKS ! pasition as housekeeper or compan- fon.Well domesticated; good references, city preferred.A.M, S., 440 Palace St\u2026 city.211 2 iv ANTED\u2014BY ENGLISH WOMAN, family or young peopie\u2019s washing at her own home; first-class blanket washer, best city references.42 Desri- vieres Ave.211 2 1 DESIRES Willing 2118 IV ANTEU\u2014YOUNG LADY : ! position in onice, energetic.to advance.F 268, Star Office.; VW ANTED\u2014POSITION BY WIDOW AND ! son, as caretakers, son can Fun elevator.Expertenced.Address G 9060 Star Branch Office.211 à ; MAN AND WIFR DESIRE SITUATION + as general servants.Good reference from situation of two years.Address J 400, Star Ultice, 2313 4 dow, as housekeeper with boy, aged 8.Widower or 154, Lon- 2123 No objections to leave city.bachelor.Housekeeper, Box gueuil.VYANTED- SITUATION AB WORKING : housekeeper or ladies\u2019 mald; good sewer; best of references.Apply 103 Church St.218 2 man, situation In a small family.Address H 352 Star Office.; \\VANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED DRESSmaker, requirsa work at ladles\u2019 houses.APPly A.B., 169, Ontario West.212 3 _\u2014 } i ¥XTANTED\u2014BY A GOOD LAUNDRESS, steady work by the day In good families; references.16a Coursol St.; 4 \\VANTED\u2014BY COMPETENT PERSON, any kind of housework by day or SEPTEMBER 5, be 4.V JANTED\u2014POSITION BY YOUNG WI- à 3 - WANTED BY RESPECTABLE WO- 1906.Machinery, Engines, Boilers, Shafting, Hangers, Second Hand Machines, &e The \u2018Machinery For Sale\u201d classified column of the Montreal Daily Star has been found a great producer of results in selling or disposing of Machinery, new or second hand, or exchanging it to advantage for other Machinery.Some the Star are reported as bringing close up to original cost, while they invariably bring a good price.There are numbers of concerns which could utilize the \u2018Machinery For Sale\u201d column in the Star for the sale of machinery, etc., now lying idle, or likely to go to waste in their premises.One cent a word with a minimum charge of 25c.for each day is all that is needed to bring the buyers who are look- o ing for what you have to sell, ans 36 MACHINERY FOR BALK.For BALE\u2014ONE HYDRAULIC BLE- vator in perfect good order, and at low price.Apply to N.G.Valiquette, Ltd, 471-477 Bte.Catherine cast , VULCANIZING PRESSES William R.Perrin & Go'y, Ltd.TORONTO.week.Apply 71 Bennett Ave., Maison- neuve.i \u2014 V TANTED\u2014BY GOOD DRESSMAKER, sewing at home or by the day in famiHes.Apply Mrs.Prince, 18a Lalle- mand Ave.city.\u2014\u2014 VV ANTED-\u2014BY YOUNG LADY POSITION AR stenogtapher and typewriter or assistant bookkeeper, general office work four years\" experience.Best city refar- ences.KK 488 Star Office.213 3 x + \\ ANTED-\u2014POBITION AR BBAMETRE6S ! willing to assist with Jight housework.\" Address H 9180, Btas Branch Office.| W NT ing: douane Eurgpen AT HOME BY ass Branch 2 dress H 9172, B : Le \u201c212- Zaw.WVANTED- BY YOUNG WOMAN, house work by the day; good references.| Apply by letter, 15 Youville Ba.city.\u2014 VWANTBD\u2014A LADY WISHES A POSI- tlon as assistant bookkeeper; shorthand and typewriter, has had several years experience in office work; best of references.Address J.9207, Star Branch Office.212 2 ANTED\u2014COLLECTIONS OF RENTE, low rates.Very zood references.Ad, dress, I 9185, Btar Branch Office.212 3 W ANTED\u2014BY YOUNG LADY WITH .good sducation and weveral years experience, position as private secretary or amanuensis.K 435 Star Office.213 7 i J ANTED\u2014BY FIRST-CLASS LAUNdress, washing at her own home; first-élass references.Apply 36 Victoria st ANTED\u2014WORK BY THB DAY, } washing, ironing and house cleaning, by responsable person.99 Alexander Bt.V ferences, WANTED BY A FRENCH-CANADIAN position as governess or housekeep- r; can furnish best of references.Apply to 95 Bherbrooke 8t.East.212 4 \u2018 + _ 4 \\WANTED\u2014POSITION BY STENOGRA- .Experienced and best of re- L 602 Star Office.212 3 PERSONALS.WILL MISS MAGGIE ROONEY.WHO i was in service im Bt.Jerome, please leave &ddress at this office.A friend who came out from England with her in- OST\u2014A SMALL YELLOW DOG BEÉ- tween Rachel and Marie Ann St.near St.Urbain; answers to name o Prince.Reward if returned to 990 Cadieux Bt.y one keeping same after date will be prosecuted.; J 4 JLe8T_TUESDAY MORNING, 331, FIVE $5 bille and one $1.Lost on Bleury 8t, between Notre Dame snd Ontano.Finder will\\be well rewarded by returning to 8.Gravel, No.428 Bt.Antoine.JLOST-_ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, between Mackay and University 8ts., via St.Catherine, a roll of bills containing twenty-efght dollars: finder will be liberally rewarded by returning to 39 Mackay Bt.; k OST\u2014IN STREET, OR IN CARS, roil of 1r stamps, value of $25.00, McGill or Place d'Armes Square.Reward if returned to Miss Balthazar, care Maison Vallieres, St.Catherine and Munt- calm St.: Eurepean lay 83, lv- try.neat: Montreal; of re-.MACHINE TOOLS of every description in stock for immediate delivery.Ask for stock list.H.W.Petrie, Cofaer St.James and Little St.Antoine streets, \u2018Phone Maln 6462.MONTREAL, BUSINESS CHANCES.\\ HOLBSALE TAILORS TRIMMINGS, | sound, growing business, in Winnipeg, {or prompt sale; can show good profits; excellent prospects.Apply P 65098, Star office.307 ¢ f \u2018 FOR BALE\u2014A LICENSED RESTAURant in the best end of St.James at.; no reasonable offer refused; owner leaving Address C 3407, Btar transactions through BUSINESS CHANCES.9 WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.R SALE\u2014HARDWARE BUSINESS, - in good Northern Alberta town: stock elght thousand clear.Apply Box 427, Calgary, Alta.12 6 + 1 JOR BALE\u2014SEVERAL WAREHOUSES ¥ for sale on St.Paul street and You- ville Place.st JOR BALE\u2014$2,600 BUYS COAL BUSIness, near Toronto, Including nine- roomed brick residence, coal sheds, weigh scales, etc.Jesse Winger, Carr- ville.212 4 \u2014 FOR BALE.JUST RECEIVED, \u2014 5060 colored ivory postal cards, for mail orders, 30c a dogen, or $2 per 100; all kinds of postal cards al- hand.Internatienal Post Card Co.ways on 31 Montreal 163 277 st.James st, For Sale on Easy Payments Furniture, carpets, stoves, go-carts etc, etc.The J.8 \"rince Co.39 8t.Lawrence et 165 I GIILDING of all kinds promptly done.Malone Fraging Co.43 Beaver Hull Hil .3 12 EVERYTHING For sale everytaning to furnish the home.an account with us.Chooses all you want from our large stook of Furniture, Car- petm, Stoves.Ranges, Baby Carriages.etc., and pay the accounts without interest.10 emall weekly or momth'y amoun etro- gohan House Furnishing Co., 3¢ and 312 otre Dame st.west.313 \u2014 Standard Bottle Exchange, 263 Cadieux st.Kast 8728.All kinds of dot- ties bought, sold, exchanged, wholesale ani tall; car lots shipped recelvs specisl attention; private honsea.210 312 For SALE\u2014FOR THB MIH.LION KIND- Ung,\u201d out $3.00; tamarsc blocks, 88.00; Anthracite oeal, .MeDlarmid, No.William sta.Bell Tel.Malr #52.For BALBE-ROOFING SUPPLIES, GRAvel, asphalt and cement; roofing; aiso galvanized iron work done; cellar \u201coors cemented and damp-proofed; get our prices before placing order.John J.land, 23 BL James st.Tel.Main 3861.193 36 FURNITURE For sale, on casy payments, all kinds of furniture, stoves and ranges, als carpets, rugs, and olleloths, at J.A!- bert'e, 131.Craig st.Fast, opposite City Hall., 203 13 maple, k 266 212 + IMPORTANT The winter is coming on, and we would advise all those who want Per- afan Lamb Juckets 10 give their order at once, 80 as tn take advantage of the low prices prevailing at the commencement of the Searon.We have the hig- st and best stock of Persian lamb ackets in Montreal.Our prices ar.reasonable.McCumber & Cummings.516 St.Paul street.207 2 por SALE\u201445-50 TONS Ima.TIMOTHY Hay Clover, mixed on Longus Pn:nte Farm, which will be rented for pasture.Address, B 73.Btar Office.210 3 pt OR SALE\u2014THREE ALMORT NEW Upright Pianos, $165, $186.and 3195 cash.Tall early and get first choice.Leach Plano Co, 560 St.Catherine St.West, between Stanley and Drummond Sta.211 3 Open evenings.For SALE-\u2014AT A SACRIFICE PIANO, cost $250; will sell for $125.Addres® 1742 St.Lawrence, 211 2 For BALE\u201414 BIBTORICAI NEWSpapers.containing: The Execution of Guy Fawkea, and Charles 1st.The Plague, The Fire o?London Battle nf the Nlla and Copenhagen, and Trafalgar and Wat- eriod, etc.Reprinty of Magna arta, American Indeépendehce, Address, RR.Cal- ver.Poat Office, City.211 2 J SALE\u2014NEW MASON & RIECH Planos, sold cash of upon easy terms, fee assortment received by leach Plano Co.560 Bt.Catherine St, West, batween Stamey and Drummond.Vycu svyninge.boo ; 2113 For 4 por SALE\u2014FOUR ORGANS BY WELL known makers, at less than half price to immadiate cash or {nstaiment purchasers.Léach Piano Co.568 At.Catherine Bt, west, between Stanley and Drummond Bts, open evenings, 231 3 pm ed For SALD\u20146135 FOR KARN UPRIGHT piano or rented, 33 monthiv; also New Willlams Bewing Machine, $8, with attaëh- ments A.H.Graham, 438 St.pros 0 pp ra FROME GOOD USED PIANOS OR way, Chickering, Karn, Heints- man, Gerhard Heintzman, Dominion, etc.all tn good condition and fully guaranteed.Prices from #188, on easy tèrms of payment.Layton Bros, 144 Peel at.oountry; no agents, office.809 ¢ 208 3 eod \u2018gM FOR SALM\u2014TO CLOSE ESTATE, A JOR BALE\u2014TARLOR MA Ate) country brewery, complete, hear Tor- in black walnu, er Apply onto; owing to deatn of managing partner; sifk: almost new: will ae Pain a ay ressonabie efter considered.A 43, Star 546 St.Andre St office, Montreal.0 - * Montreal 108 SR SALE_COSTUMES; LATEST OHNBON & GRACE, 63 BT.JAMES ST.style; size 36.OT accoun) of noe Readers of the \u2018Star\u2019 and particu.Ing.Address H 9158.Star Branch Of id strangers coming In our clty looking fice.1 or investment may do weil to consult || 7 .JOHNSON & GRACE before buying or in- R BALE\u2014A QUANTITY OF KE! vesting elsewners.sis ondhand doors and windows of vari- 1 à OHNSON & GRACE\u2014FOR SALE, LIcensed Restaurants, on Bt.Catherine Bt., receipts 3300 per week, price $10,000, Cash, 52,600; bance easy terme.st.Lawrence 8t., receipts $300 per week: price, $10,000.8t.wrence St.receipts $350 per week; price, $13,000, easy terms.Cralg fit.receipts $300 per week.price, $12,000.Notre Dame St.rscskpts $300 per week; $7,000.Several other licensed restaurants, reeeipts $180 to 8250 per wsek Prices from $6,000 to $9,000, 210 6 | OHNSON & GRACE\u2014FOR SALE LI- ous kinds: good as new for halt price.A Strang, 132 Peel St.212 2.| R BALE\u2014QAB STOVE.GAS FIX- Fe tures: kitchen table to he deen at 55 Fort St.; SALE\u2014FINE CAMERA 4x5; Ex- R F cellent lenses with 6 extra Rurks lenses, 3 double plateholders and all uien- alls; $16.166 Lagauchetiere St.West.\\ t FOR SALE\u2014A DUNHAM BQUARE plano, rosewood cane, 7 octaves and in good condition, HH 366, Star Office.b ' WANTED 10 BORROW.WANTED\u2014FOR 6 MONTHS.A LOAN of $300.00, will pay good interest; good security.\"lease address M 562, Star Office.ROOMS TO LET.PR oo AND BDIARD\u2014WANTED IN A private family by 4 young business Central locality.Picase slate K 472, Star Office.man.terms.PR°°M8\u2014LANY HA8 THREE ROOMS, With all conveniences on same flat.to let to gentlemen roomers.Elegantly furnished rooms, single or double.573 t.Catherine street West.S112 2aw i.I OOMS\u2014COMFORTABLY ed rooms in quiet \u2018phone.(Gentlemen only.street.\u2014\u2014\u2014y FURNISH- house.Use of 97 University 212 TF OOMS\u201454 McGILL COLLEGE AVE.large, bright room, twin beds.ward\" robe, Auer light; all modern convent- ences; no chlidren.Gentlemen only.Ra\u201d ferences exchanged.212 Zeod PRCOOMS\u2014COMFORTABLY FURNISHed double rooms on bathroom flat; private family.108 Union Ave.212 4 RCOMS\u2014FURNISHED ROOM FOR one or two, bright and cheerful, $10 per month.213 Sherbrooke Si.West, corner uf Bleury St.212 4 1 1 DOMs \u2014 TWO LARGE DOUBLE rooms, neatly furnished; all modern conveniences; also single room; breakfast obtalnable.8 Beaver Hall Square.212 3 (COMFORT ABLY reoms, bath, single, $6.00.Sherbruuke.FURNISHBD FRONT wardrobe, for twn, $5.00; 4 Evans, oft 8t, Urbain, below ; 213 3 R°CM\u2014 NICE FRONT \"ROOM, HHAND- solely furnished; hot and cnld wa ter, und telephone, 037B Park Avenue.213 3 I OOM TO SHARE.SEPARATE bede, also very large front looin, well furnished, electric light.Jentlomen only.ia Belmont street.212 : \u2014\u2014 ee OOMB \u2014 LARGE.BRIGHT, WELL- furnished rooms, facing Fietcher's Fleld.English family.Enod locality: terms moderate.Apply 823 St.Urbain st city.2: 2 OOMS- FURNISHE)> FRONT ROOM suitable for one nr two, or single, bath flat, front, centrai locality.Apply 69 Manve street.\u201c023 1 ning OOMS\u2014-KICELY FINISHED, HOT water heating, open plumbing, run\u201d water, Auer light 4% Durocher - 212 2 aw 1 COMS- EXTRA LARGE fully furnished double room, every thing first-class.modern conveniences open grate.marble mantel Auer VEhtr: private House.970 t.Catherine t pee ,+reet 212 ?1 OOMS- COMFORTARLY FURNISHed front roam.on bath flat, newly renovated, every convenience.96 Mansfield street.212 2 4 QOM-TO RENT.ON fat, at 58 St Matthew street.OOMS \u2014 SINGLE newly furnished, veniencex, éleetrie 257 Sherbrooke et.4 R OOM TWO \u201c front rooms, on bathroom flat.AND DOUBLE, all modern con- light and telephone.West, 212 3 3aw \u2014\u2014 LARGE FURNISHED next Windsnr Hotel, one Apply 130 Peel st.212 @ ps 1 OOM \u2014 FURNISHED, ALL CONVENIences, with breakfaat: other boarders.Cars pass door.avenue, Verdun.+8 Chureh 212 3 law 1 OOM \u2014 LAR 2 WELL FURNIBHED, front room, on bathroom flat, private family, enamel bath, sléetr light and tela.phone 204 Milton atreet 212 5 ROOMS WANTED.WVANTED \u2014 TWO UNFURNIBHED rooms in central locality, for light housekeeping.State terms.No.3 Salisbury Apartments.212 2 BOARD.OARD\u2014MRS.DR.R.TROUGHTON, rooms and board for ladles during confinement; atrictly private.793 Notre Dame st.west.Tel.Maln 4135.210 6 \u2014 \u2018 QARD.LUNCH AND EVENING dinner for two, vicinity, Grosvenor Apartments.Address J 9217, Star Branch Office.ROOMS AND BOARD.= MOOMS\u2014WELL FURNISHED DOU- Lie room with board, suitable fof married couple or two young men, 45 McGill College Ave.212 3 ROOMS\u2014NICELY FURNISHEL DOUble room with board or light house- st keeping privileges, 7 Laurier Ave.Henri.\\ + To LET\u2014FURNISHED ROOMB AND excellent table board.76 University 8t., corner Burnside.9 cenged Groceries, on Mount Royal St, quires.J 406, Star Office 12 2 Ç recois Hon pir oor, tow Tent ance OMA TARGE SOULE FRONT = y ,500.n ths est of the city, \u2014 - PER AL\u2014MILLINERY oor ENING receipts $400 per week, price $2,000.* room, suitable for two gentlemen Ro hes nt.September 13th and follow.; 210 6 or married couple, vicinity of Sherbrooke ; cher Sn ptamber 1 Da exhimi.| _ street, Only those looking for first-class tion ai invited = call and Inspect J oHNeoN & GRACE-POR BALE, ONE accommodation, address, J 8 Star stock.om of tae Dent Clgar Stores peur the Post This is the time to get the best me- Branch office.32 4 ce.eay terms to a serious man.4 SES ROWING , 310 6 lection.Before purchasinæ call and OOM8 \u2014 WITH OR WITHOUT - E AL\u2014ANY PERSON K A I a| see our values.Made to order gar- bourd; also table boarders.Apply thur A a oa ; please OHNBON & GRACE\u2014A FEW BAR- ments at ready-made prices.A.J.at 124 St.Famille street.2132 write 10 John Annes, Paisley, ° .geins in les: On Esplapade Alexandor, Wholesale Furrier, 04 and y , .4 venus, brick and stone, five flats, modern zoe St.Paul street.212 4 OOMB\u2014IN THE WEST END, TWO ;, PERSONAL\u2014BRAWN PURE 1G- improvements, revenues, §1,23¢; price.911.- |, 4 rooms, with board, on bathroom lish Brawn: E.Legassick and Bon 500.Mance st.brick And stons, six flats For BALBE\u2014TWO SINGLE BEDS COM- flat, suitable for gentlemen.None but will again start our business on Tues- [o ohues, 81,680; price, 316,000.Burr St.plete.Apply 228 Park Ave.those daeiring superior accommodation brick and stone, sit flata revenue, $1,080; need apply.Address J 9221 Star Branch day next, thânkMmg our many customers price, $10,000.abelle St, brick, six LEONE LADY'S FALL COAT.| office .for past patronage.Will as usual sub- late, revenue, $884; price $5,000, 1 For SA broadcloth, Silk lined, In per- \u2018 ply the leading articlo on Montreal mar- aventie.solid brick, four flats, revenue, black 36, cheap: also one gents ND BOARD NICBLY FUR ot.Address 228 Verdun Ave., Verdun.8702; price.96.600.\u2019 St.Hubert Bt.soud fect order, sise 36, cheap; also ons Eon - ooM A 4 pont : = brick, \"revue, TO: Vi Jonsson & winter overcoat, size 88, 1200 eats Hh | nines room ang pate it wens ] Grace, 63 Bt.James St.Bell Tel, Main, sack coats an , $0.00.0° .HORSES AND CARRIAGES.1404, Morcht., Tel.96.216 \u20ac \u2018| 6 p.m,, 19 Church Bt., 212 4 JOR BALE \u2014 ONE THOROUGHBRED combipation horse.ply .»- tin & pik eg 149 Bangaieon 196 36 For SALE-\u2014-BUGGY, EXPRESS, CUTter und express nleigh.Apply between 11 and 12 am, at 343 Craig st.east.3086 « + Fer SALE\u2014A BLACK MARP, WEIGHing about 1,300 pounds.Address between 13 And 1 o\u2019élook, and 6 o'clock at night, 69 St.Maurice.211 8 Fo SALE \u2014 DOUBLE RAROUCHE, rubber tired, In order, cost one thousand dollars, for sale cheap; hlsV 1 T cart.On view at Ledoux's, Osborne street.218 8 \u2018 FOR SALB_AT ALLAN'S GINGER Ale Factory, express horse six years old, sound, and weighs 1200.Can be seen from 1% to 2.8% Dorchester at.west.313 4 OST\u2014ON SEPTEMBER 4th.FOX terrier, bitch, white and yellow spot on back and tall: lost between Rachel and Cherrie, on Amherst Bt.Finder will please return to 20 Cheneville street and be rewarded.OST\u2014FROM CAB ON evening, an.Eastman No.3 folding kodack.Finder will please return to 473 Clarke Ave., Westmount, and receive reward, \u2018 1 OST - TWO RINGS AT THORNHILL 4 Hotel.In lavatory, one with 3 large pearls, engraved \u2018Lilian, August 14th, 1908.\" other b amethyst stones.Kindly return A.Sommer Co.07 8t.Paul st, and recejve liberal reward.212 2 ORT-A PURSE, ONB KEY AND $9.00 in it on St.Lawrence street.from TUESDAY Sherbrooke street down to St.Catherine.Generous re 629 BL, Dominique, -: ph LE gét C1 ES iv T GREENHOUSE WANTED.VV ANTEB\u2014TO RENT GREENHOUSE: particulars, sige, situation, etc.Address E.K., 116 Windsor Bt.2 212 2 #ôR SALE OR TO LET.fone FOR: BALE OR TO LRT\u2014HOURE IN Upper Lachiné.suitable for summer and winter coécupation; water, bath.etc, in \u2018mousse; good garden and grounds.terms.Lampbell and Howell, Tampin Butlétnt.\" 212 2 ~ FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED.\\WANTED-TO RENT A FURNISHED house of flat in a good resdential section of the city; no children.Ad.Lares 3 3819, tar Bench -Office: .313 \u20ac .« - British Columbia Business Opportunities.Do you want information as to business openings in British Columbian?Write our \u201cMercantile Exchange\u2019 to-day.We have scores of busi in all lines.What line do you prefer?What amount do you wish to invest?Our specialist will advise you, free of charge We accept individual funds for investment, guaranteeing 5 per cent.; we manage estates, negotiate Joans; buy and sell stocks, bonds and debentures.© act as val- uators, confidential agents, e etc.Dominion Trust Company, Limited, 538 Hastings » est, Vancouver, B.C.Bubscribed capital $860,000.200 30 Saw 73 OBAOCCO STORE, CONBISTING OF 1 Cigars, imported snd domestic, tobacco, pipes, smokers\u2019 requisitas, cigar hold- ors, ete, doing $10,000 busindes yearly.A gremt chance for a gq FE, Price, 33.600.Will accept $1500 cash, balance godd security.J 405, Star Office.por SALE\u2014SONG KEY RESTAURant.464 first-class st James Bt, order, good business.r particulars, apply at above address.\"0 RENT\u2014NEW BOARDING HOUSE in eoontry.Lote of boarders assured.Plenty dutaide work fgr members of family.Male or female.Address, N.8.P.R.'& N.Co, 1% Bells Lane, Quebec.- 213 4 + OR SALE\u2014FTRST CLASS PHOTO business, In à good thriving astern town.Renta nr.noox hea .ta he = en Case Fr For SALE\u2014PHYSICIAN DESIRES TO sell beautiful upright piano, only a short time In use; first-class opportunity.M 597, Star Office.Fer SALE\u2014GAB STOVE, FIVE DOLlars.Apply 21 Drolet St.kb Mica for Electricity For 8toves or any other purpose MICA WORKS, 688 st.Urbain street.1 WANTED TO PURCHASE, ANIED \u2014 TU PUHUISASN BEVMHY- body's cast off furniture, clothing.fur coats, old gold, silver, diamonds; best vices for good goods; promptly called for, i.Frank, 15 t Craig st.Tel 3047.13 t ¢ 312 WANTEL-TO PURCHABE LADIES AND i gentlemen's cast off clothing, furs, jewellery, carpets, furniture.Highest prices ven L a 1,0 Notre me west, Ban orders alteaded.7e zur .WANTED TO .PURCHASE.Ladier fancy evening dresiivs and laGirs and gentlemen's cast-off clot Ing furs.fewelery.dla plated silver, old Inatru- ménts and tr lery samples.ae Bam Peardon, Notre Dame Want firat, as he pays the \u201chast prices tn the Blty.Mall ordare attended.Tel.Main 965 219 et WH NTED TO PUROHAWE, LADIES i {and gentleman's cast-off clothing.ail winds of furs, jewsllsry, diamonds, etc.I y tne best prices fn the city.L.Adler, 136 West Craig \u2018né.Tel Main\u2019 16.Mall orders prompiiy-aétediitd, 209 13 ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.WVANTED\u2014BY YOUNG LADY EMployed during the day, room and board in private family; central locality.Address, stating terms, M 554 Star office.V ANTED \u2014 AT BLUE BONNETS.N + near \u201cSimplex Rallway Appliance Co.'s Wotks,\u201d single room and board for elderly gentieman, M.696 8tar PS z SUMMER BOARD.RD\u2014 BEVPHLY FARM, À FEW VA- BoA ues for boarders, Address Box No.! 0 1.Shawbrièze.0 A/ANTED\u2014BOARDERE AT MRS.WM, WY, Bhaw's, Shawbridge, Que.2084 OARD \u2014- BELLEVUE HOUSE, CARIL~ jon.Visitors will find every conven- fence; large, bright rooms, situated on the bill everiooking the Ottawa River and surroundings; rates low.Apply D.Randall, Carillion.209 7 RRCARDERS WANTED AT TROUT LAKB B boarding house, situated twos miles from Hie.Agathe des Monts.Addreas Fd.Adam, Trout lake, Ste.Agathe des Monts, Qus.DARD-PLHASANTIY RITUATEHD ON the Inke front, gnod hosting.Apply to Mrs.Pettigrew.Mount Vernon ontiage, Ste.Agathe des Monta, Que P.O.Box 1837, Tel.\u2018No.63, 208 120 aw J SoNTINVED ON PAGE 10) .\u2014 ay BEAT TI.* BATHROOM.M.F.Poirier, 68 St.Jambes - ; > + 3 no children ow suitable» 3 » æ Hr indeed LRFE ¥ 3 Eafe: EXTEN a Fem Ge, 10 ROOMS TO LET.OOM \u2014 WELL FURNISHED KOOM ON bathisoons flai.bot wa er, hreanfaat i desired 304 Lodaucheil in sl west 04004 AC UMMUDA LN, bats flat .-nt.e 151 Bt.Acaander Methodist chu.03 7 si PEKIGE furnace only Ts.ad st, vppuaii: Junes Jv ME x sINGLE AND Two furnished, 1u good prices 1 vas MS es dige focus, 8.025 fA Salon Lnndelase > eo vu ue.TO TRI WELL FURNISHED, lal.Aan?Got, a 206 10 \u2018 \u2014'.Iw ! = ESE A LYELL WELL FURNISHED FN tu! i Luana Juv 8 hoa cu \u20ac \u20ac v À | : EN FLN au Hol Sk, 2 R'AL EN, MU OC art phour, [A vne sna.je \u201c bv #4, ey I ENISHLD Hons, \u201ceen App.sACHERINE Sri and skis, fu ui LMfufi:sho00 au .te cn su nes y FEES 4 sit, da tas FINS AND BACH PPARLURS a6E fools, West lu.hosted, san vudltl, five Mminuies walk liom LOU 1e staan, laRau cavilrre si Sia wl \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 i a foods CL HNISAEE OR UNE RNISH vd.Ho: waier Neding New wiin buard.6 | Faueteiiere si, west | 1 UUMS\u2014 THREE HEATED ROOMS FOR | | | \u201c1 COM : une ui \u2018| ROOMS TO LET.Pad Ma ELEGANTLY ANI.ÇUM | \u2018 abs furnished ruome with a modes «2.cowclrio light anu te paune, | ad EN «eielicd.>4 5i Matihew 8: = 6 1: MAW PARK AVE À an few Ly fuFülshed ruins THEAUTIFUL exo Usive > sed puivate tamlbiy refined parties peice uh ÿ.Buoodilaoe jruss-ssioh.ui 6 VE.FU UNLnEb, Lol BLE BOIRE Tansey due sedut.Large ave.Jus ow SINGLE FURNISHED HOM Ss cet, with board.bd l'hun ave 09 4 1 R\u201d \"MS-SINGLE AND Doi GILE ROOMS, batn flat, enamel Dati not water breakfast and dinner if desired 372 La zuy lv housekeepng In Prince Rupert House Apartiients, &.30 one furnished room, gas, electric he! and bath Apply Jén:tor, 106 Noire rane st, vppusite Court House.ude A LANGE VOMPOHRKTABLY FUR- nlshed room on bath fiat, suitable fus two gentemen 7 Vivtorla st.299 5 : 15 Apply RooMs _ LARGE THE a 8 Ka EE 7 Ys nef RE ROOMS TO LET.Jews PROFESSIONAL MAN.1 1 GOM TO LET FURNISHED SINGLE room tn private family, 67 Hallowe:l street, Westmount \u2014 oe \u2014 1 OOMS FURNISHED OR UNFURnished roots.\u201cola Richmond St.1 OOMS\u2014WEI I, FURNISHED DOL- ble rooms, also single room on bathroom flat.hot water.gas, steam heated, private family, gentleman preferred.X3 Ayimer st.212 2 FRONT ROOM, buth fla\u2018; all 46u Rachel nicely furmshed on cotvenfences, quiet fanny.St, near Cudieux.\u2014 I.ROOMS -UNFURNISHEL, SUITABLE for housekeeping for one or (wu working people.family of one; call morning 16 or 7 pm, 87 St.Timother.JR MS STO LET, FURNISHEL ROOMS, d'uble and singie, on buihrvom flour, Au © ght, hot water, wardrobe, in family { tau persons; mice lucallly, price mod rats No.dvb Su Urbain, near Sherbrooke.209 8 , \u2014_\u2014 1 VUMS\u2014WELL FURNISHED, BRIGHT, airy rooms, first class house.every convenience, private family; home come GOMS- TWO ROOMS ON BISHOP street, suitable for three gentlemen: bath floor, Auer lights, large clolhes closets; strictly private family; with breukfast.Address H 9184, Star Branch Office.MMA FINE LARGE NEWLY FURnished room, ou bath floor, Auer light.* Victorta Bt \u2019 \u2018alk Ave, having house tou large, would dispose of \u201celegant large fiont © : TUOIH, DO cChlidren, telephone, references.KL 4aÿ, Star Office.l Dom Fie LET A LARGE HRIGHT Tout on bathe flat, with clothes closets, ; elretrte night, hot wate.suitable for ma:- ried couple a two gentlemen: private fam.tn 3:7 st.Antoine st.212 rR VOMS\u2014TWO ' , H ROOMS TO LET, .ren BATH Woard, ew Hb pi: 3 Ross cos FOR ABLE RQ flat, gentlemen only, Mp c Auer light, also tabie -boutdifor: a UUMS \u2014 TWO NEWLY.BURNISHED roves.duuvie and siagle, private famly.genuemen oniy.16 Tower ave.ons cast af Fort at.= 1b UNFURNISHED, FULL housekeeping privllieges.bath floor, water heating, gay, phone.Private immediate posnesaion, 479 Guy.near between 11 and 8 uciock : 212 hot house, Bherbrouke, ROOMS WANTED.1 VOMS\u2014TWO CONNECTING UNFURnished rooms fur married couple.Must nol be east uf Mansfield St.nor west - 1 44 5 Se.Th ede ET Rooms A YOUNG MAN WILL LIKE to have a small room during day time no hed needed between Mountain Address Amidee Ste.Cune- with sociable people, (sofa), stated terms, and Bieury streets.Dagenais, Poste Restante, gonde.\\WANTED-3 with housekeepi trally located; rent mo Office.: ! | WANTED, YOUNG LADY OUTDURING day, wishes comfortable fumished or unfurnished front room; i clean and home-like, references gi Address B., 757 St.Catherine St.:Mf VV ANTED-3 OR 3 : ed or unfurnished rooms, \u2018suitable FURNISHED privi rate.ROOMS, ; cen- for light housekéeping, marriëâ couple, no children.Address J 9191, Star Branch Office.T ROOMS AND BOARD.\u2014 - OOMS\u2014107 METCALFE BT.VERY pleasang.well furnished rooms, with ex- osllent board.198 19 OOM\u2014 DOUBLE ROOM, WITH BOARD, bata, Auer light, hot water heated, $4 per week; early breakfast.69 Osb&ins st.208 19 OOMB\u2014FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY, AN elegantly furnished room, hot and coid water in room, Auer light, reading lamp etc.Apply 11 Hanover st, near Dorcues- ter, is \u20ac OOMS\u2014DUUBLE AN» SINGLE ROOMS, nicely furnished: firat-class cooking ; tourists accommodated, Tel.East 3414.994 St Denis st.309 & 12 OOMS MAPLEWOOD, 107 METCALFE at, very pleasant well furnished rooms, with excellent board.309 12 vVUM3 \u2014 LARGE WELL FURNISHED double and single rooms, with good board for winter montns; also transients accommodated, 24 MoGIl College ave 209 5 Pvyss \u2014 SUPERIOR BOARD RESIdence, double and aingle rooms, on first floor.Upper University.Tel Up 2108, 209 6 k ambing, ell È sounds \u201cnu., n rar torts, tourists, fine locality.Jia Esplan- quiet netgnbornoad; no children.Teln- « ya ia.sil 4 ude, Fietchors Field.\u201c106 phone In the house.Fur ane or two gen- Ps ess es ss | trmen only.31 Milton St 212 3 MUYNE ER FIRONT KoodM FLENL J{UUNS TWO SINGLE AND ONE DéN - [75 \u2014 _ \u2014 A fan wy windows wan 4 strictly par Lie room.twin beds, porcelain tub on ne Ms -TO LET FURNISHED BED- trom =! + Déni Sas Lasts Tew dons (qe tor.Auer light, Telepaone De ; rooms.on bath room flat 225 St ! 1 © 1s 11 0 sirable Jocality., 407 Mance.211 5 l'atherine West, near Bleury.2128 [RUC ERM ROCA WIE BOAGD.GOMS\u2014~COMFORTABLY FURNISH.JROOMS\u2014BRIGHT.CLEAN WELL FUR.home.Tos stare 8 ; no , ve tbe ed front bed sitting room, suitable | nished bedrouma, _ suitable for two; .Ay, er vire sue 5 tor one or two gentlemen, also single toon also table board.98 Union ave.412 5 * ; | Ve = \u2018 SIT - \u2014 - 1114 j1n private family.54 Millon St as I GUM AT 281 UNTARIO EAST, COR.HR rue PRA FURNISHED - ner St.Denis, large front room with di, Ba cobtele Mecs, SIDE.oF 1 a ; pe TL late is, ivate family.Geutile, frnsonater terms Central, $9 bans RUS \u2014IN NICE LOCALITY WELL | latest tnprovemonts, private family La eff st Urbain, near soerbiooke.2124 furnished double bedroom and sit.; - = - \u2014 i tug room to refined couple, with use OUT DOOM FIRST OLASS FURNISHED 1 ops \u2014 1 LED SINGLE AND Kitchen, or would give board.if desired.1 room.latest improvements, electric S- vutse, Aide at lob St Fame Jue?St Audre SU, near Shethooke ,.ght.stvam heatrd, telephone.etc.Gentle- cu She \u201cree men only.Private family.84 Park ave.COM LA HGU EAU RER TL.\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 4 iT) 212 5 R et ee VUE LLY Fli YUOMS 622 DURCHESTER ST.WEST.|| wsaty modern menor fara OCR / smgie.7 double rooms, one large pa MS-ONE SINGLE AND DOUBLE.3:0 Palace Nt ear inte fails Chote room on parlor flat, house thorougl- on bath room flat, suitable for one to sur station 11 ; renovaled and newly furnished.or two gentlemen in a private forms is ; i 212 2 Nicely furnished, moderate terms.PP JRUONS FURNISUED Koo IN Tra \u2014| 63 Shuter.ns, ; : reakfast 11° 0e COONS \u2014 HANDSOMELY FUR- |.vale fumiy, breakfast if - ser ROOMS =A AND oME pomers, in OMS NICELY FURNISHED DOUBLE of te'ephone, lui M.tcheson wes AS nished room: no other roomers, It NL BLY ons Auer light, use of East, 1415.LA | private family, electric light and use of and single family: gentlemen only.+ _ telephone, gentleman only, Sherbrooke telephone: PT ET # 212 10 Î VOMS - Leal BLE OR ~INGLr, eo 5i- street, near Park Ave.Address H 453, Apply .: \u2018 nished ; unfurmisied, 4.conse no | Star Office.zu: Roum\u2014To LET COMFORTABLY FUR- ences.vs st Fame st \u201c11 8 ni b m clothes press, rene meet em mama LL À pr00N= TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS.Dished dou single room, 49 Cath.Mes - FURNISHED, NEWLY ei ctris ght.large clothes cup- Auer 8 .OH * 2123 RARES Joen ne as pourds.on Upper Mansfield st Teje- cart BL ; pe .- a,\u201c Ar car > SUR phone !prown 1768.21: 6 1 DOM\u2014DOUBLE FRONT, FURNISHED me 1 = TRI ES SU \u2018 m on bath flat: also one unfur- it FUHNISHES à »OOMS ~ NICELY FURNISHED.SUIT- ened with use of kitcnen, if desired.no baie n fac à able for vne or two gentlemen, on 173 Fulford St.112 3 ou L'utucter = sath Foom fat, 103 Church BL 213 2 \u2018 } = pu Tevenrp! LL 11 000 AO RRIG ER OARARSE WELL Re mE aan ream en: pus DORE ANTIY Fi RNTSH R ani tout am all dert si Ae ai as En) moral Bg Oo C2 oh À ruinished double room.all modertd çrai, comfortable, price ei.39 Balmoral, ae 1 Ce EE ES onscnences, 129 Mansfield st.cast of Bleury, 212 3 : os ds 1008 Fa: ayn a 1 ; C ee era OUMS\u2014LARGE DOUBLE RUOM, (ON- num nN 4 13 yo Nik COMFOR- VoMs TWO DOUBLE, ONE SINGLE taining two wardrobes; also single I Cable bret cent AIS 1 >, ned, | RR front rooms.furnished, well heated, room.Enamel bath, modern conveniences, Cre er Den e hone Ve bath flat, telephone.For particulars, private tamily.Apply 51 Durocher St .ters cemutres Cp dere | 8 Jor, ; 145 ex chante os Prince Arthur st phone Westmount 330, 210 Greene Ave, .So I.GOMS-\u2014TO LET TWO LARGE FRONT _ EE SP.> > R rooms, Eood locality, convenient to ceoals 101 TN \"RON O JMS \u2014 A BEAUTIFUL LARGE pm.er 1 as UE ,Ç EHONT QCM, | R front parior.beautifully furnished as cars.ec.unfurnished.Apply 1507 A 8.\u2018 seat ees \\ppts 163 Mutehison | à bedroom parlor with use of plano, ff Urbain St jp 1 Hevessary.15 1-2 Berthelet St Tv LET \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED == 1 PERRIER AIR NIT R.front room.suitable for lady or gen- Als Vo FI RNISHED FRONT OOMS\u2014FURNISHED OR UNFUR Butte for a ht piano.tieman, $7.00 per dcble and single, on ents lle street PL k Toes Ls se- vu 211 2 202222 2 A } M To ETF WITH GO) \u201c | \u201ceet ! Rocms-TWO VERY LARGE UNFUR- I \u201cetr | OUMS-\u2014-LARGE NICELY FURNISH- - -4 I OMS BY DAY OR WEEK.VERY ed room nt - , Booted frst base i tor 1 Delmar street -11 La 14 ds mY Ln FT RNID BOM, A ; a te phone 24 = -11 à EN + el BLE Loom = 5 ati nt zen'inen TO Inar- Poe ape \\ \u2018 - y Aaccommodar- Met < 1e = 211 5 «oN SSH ANDY PARTLY 3 i Tol nie.til sing © rome to Goa MU ge ae telephone 209 3 Saw KK M ANI Y FUEPNISHED LARCH front Fort n hao vo fat mattah oe for one 5° EM Entire rere fam: 431 Hutchison 8 209 Taw } VOMS ONE OR TA FURNISHED 108 Ayer Sight Ato IN heated, woth use of kitchen i : suttable for rmar- red couple 8°, second fiat left 2080 end \u2014 \u2014\u2014 11 = | 1 (HOMS = LARGE UNFURNISHED | : roam on tutigootm flat No 64 Vie- torla nl \u2014-\u2014- ee 1 OOMS TWO WELL FURNISHED front rooms on hath flat, suitable for married conple or twa æentiemen, with ar without board 217 Atwater Ave, below Torchester ee -\u2014-\" ! OOMS UNFURNISHED HACK PARlor, large, newiy Unie 23 St Monique St me \u2014\u2014 0 RM\" WITH ELÉCTRI LIGHT AND telephone A.80 & altable tu let PL Beaver Hail Hil là RM °MSTCENTLEMEN OF QUIET Ha- bis can be accommodated with first Clas< furnished room.modern conveniences, Telephone, hot water hearing Na enft- dren Breakfast and tea {f required 93 Mickay st.21273 QOMS\u2014NICELY Fl RNISHED FRONT - room, hata lat, gas.suitable for ona or twn business men af quiet habits Telephone, references 27 Victoria s: z=12 3 .\u2014_\u2014) ROMS\u2014NICELY FURNISHED, DOUBLE and single, hnt water, porcelain bath, #lectrie light, with or without board, very central, analyaed the human body and presented the relation of the soul to its early tenement In a novel light and with great clarity of expression.his language at times rising .to the poetical,\u201d says the Rochester Herald.This jec- ture will be delivered At the Ÿ.M.«.A.Hall, this city.at 8 p.m., Monday September 10th.' Appointed Deputy Prothorstary, Mr.Danlel Avila Chaurest, who has been custodian of records at the Court House for some yoars, has heen, promoted to the position of deputy pro- onotary, and ~vill take up the.of tie néw- office At the peniig of i Superior ont MOL 4 ha - Tr Cat.: Nir om) 44 Sar a ta, eye NY SEPTEMBER 5, 1906.Are you sorry N friends.that your teeth have not the same even, regular look that you admire in some Equally attractive, however, is a clean well-cared for set, when kept in the best possible order by @lv Foath Fowder so famous all over the world for its cleansing properties.Is 15, 30 and 45 Cents, at all Druggists and Stores.Sample Free if you send 2-cent Stamp for mailing.F.C.CALVERT & Co., 849 Dorchester St.West, Montreal.SA AT Further published.210 8 WALTER M.WALTER M.KEARNS\u2019 CLES Preliminary Notice, Estate Late Dr.Craik ANTIQUE MAHOGANY AND OTHER FURNITURE COLOR PAINTINGS, CRYSTAL GAS- ALTERS, PLATED WARE, DID DESK, ETC.ETC.Sale by Public Auction, at NO.1 PRINCE OF WALES TERRACE, 445 SHERBROOKE ST, WEST, OIL AND WATER sSPLEN- \u2014on\u2014 TUESDAY, 18th SEPT.TEN O'CLOCK A.M.particulars will be KEARNS, Auctioneer.duly We have floors, 50 x nipeg, Storage, Warehouse Space to Let excellent facilities to store, transfer, and forward all kinds of merchandise, or will lease one or two 88, in new brick warehouse, centrally located, electric elevater and trackage.Apply.132 Portage ave., Win- Manitoba.212 6 M.HIOKA & CO.8 SALER New and Second-hand Furniture, Brass nod Emamel Bedsteads, Carpets, Linoleum, Belfast Linens, Marseilles, Toilet and Homeycomb Quilts, Nottingham Lace Curtains, etc., ete., At our Temporary Warerooms, Nos.430 and 453 ST.JAMES STREET, Friday Afternoon, Sept.7th at 2.80 o'clock.M.HICKS & CO, 212 2 Auctioneers.Old Established Dry Goods Business For Sale The present proprietor being desirous of retiring from business, tenders will be received up to noon on September 18th inst.for the stock in trade of N.W.Thomas & Co, of Coaticook.P.Q.Stock amounts to about 36.000, and Is in good order.This is a fine opportunity for an active man with a moderate capital to acquire a good live business.Time will be given on a portion of the purchase price.providing satisfactory security is offered.he lease of the premises, which are in every way auit- able for the business, may be secured by the purchasers.Stock, with inventory.may be seen, and all information obtained on the premises, also at the office of the undersigned.John McD.Hains, Accountant, 43 St.\u2018Francois Xavier street.Montreal.212 11 | sixty OPPOSES RELEASE OF OLD OFFENDERS Chief Carpenter Suggests a Reform in Paper Read Before Chief Constables\u201d Association.Special to the Montreal Lr.Toronto, Ont.September 5\u2014Abont heads of the various municipal police forces thr.ughout the Dominion met here yesterday to attend the convention of the Chief Constables\u2019 Association of Canada «hief Grasett.of Toronto, the president, said that in reply tu the request that municipalities should be required to pension ail officers growing old in the svica, Hon.J.J.Foy.the attorney-general, had written stating that such legislation would be very exceptional, and the Government did not fee! that it could pass it.The afternoon session wus devoted \u20180 the reading papers on police topics, Chief Campeau giving explanations of the police systems in Quebec.Chief of Detectives Carpenter.from Montreal, read a paper on \u201cThe Habitua! Criminal,\u201d in which he took occasion to criticise the present system by which certain prisoners sentenced tr long terms were released after a short period of imprisonment.\u2018Political influence,\u201d he declared, \u2018has altogether too much to do with the administtation of justice in Canada.Many who are sent tu prison for long terms are soon released on parole which means to them liberty lo prey upon society once more.The criminal code should be amended to take away this discretionary power from the judiciary.\u201d Mr.Carpenter suggested the enactment of «a \u2018Habitual Offenders\u2019 Act\u201d to remedy the difficulty, and read extracts from th: laws of various American states where th: Inng term cure had been tried.At to-day\u2019s session the association appointed a committee to see the Government in regard to this mratter.Reported Vacancy In Cape Breton.Special to The Montreal Star.Sydney, N.8., September 5.\u2014It l stated on the best of authority tha: Neit J.Gillis, M.L.A., has been appointed registrar of the county, thus necessitating a by-election In the rid: ing of Cape Breton.R.H.Butts, whe was one of the defeated candidates ai the general elections, will stand in the Conservative interest, but as yet ther is no intimation as to who will be the Liberal candidate.Chinese Go to Naval Academy.San Francisco, Beptember 5.\u2014A mons the passengers on the Toyen Kiser America, which arrived here yesterday from China, were Chen Chel Ting anc Ten Fong Ten, two Chinese boys.They are en route to Annapolis, where they will enter the United States naval academy.Old Man Commits Suicide, Special to the Montreal Star.Sherbrooke, September B5.\u2014Joseph Blanchette, an old man, 84 years of age, committed suicide here at his daughter's residence by blowing his brains out.He had been for many years a sewing machine agent.solemnized.ris\u2018 Baimon Elles and' friends mings: the some paar] lowing: M \"Mrs.Thompson, end Mrs.D \u2018Ingham), tawa), Dr.8.N: Mrs.and ronto), Mr.Rideau), T.Younge, Armstrong Joly Whitmore Mrs.Joseph Wray, the oh Sree - A wedding of much Mt: and Mrs R.K.mont), Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Lovell, Mr.and Mrs.R.L.Gibson (Toronto), Mr.and Mrs.Edmund Gibson (Toronto).Mr.and Mrs.Theo.Gibson (Toronto).Mr R.Louis Gibson (Toronto), Mr.Lorne McGibbon, Mr.and \u2018Mrs.J.Lovell Wiseman, Mrs.Thos.\u2018Wiseman, Mr.W.C.Caverhill (Buck- the Misses Caverhill (Chicago), Mr.Rev.French, Mr.and Mrs.Fleetwood H.Ward, Mr.and\"Mrs, Harrison C.Frost, Dr.and Mrs.F.G.Thompson, -Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Ross, Mr.and ; Carthy.(Ottawa).Mrs.R.& Nicholls (Ottawa), Dr.and Mrs.J.B.McConnell and the Misses McConnell, Mr.and Mrs.Van Orden and Miss Van Orden, and Mrs.son, Mr.Walter Carson.son, Mr.and Mrs.©.G.Ross, Mr.and Mrs.TH.Hodgés.the Mfexes Hodson.Mr.and Mrs.¢.H.Dougall Mr.Robt.Miller and Miss Miller.es = ; 010 PERSONALS.interest was this afterngon at 2 o'clock, in the Church ot St.James the Apostle, when Miss Mary Alberta Cameron was Funtted in-nis \u2018to Mr James Mor- Carroll.The Rev.Canon eggod, M.A.assisted.by the Rev.H.P.-Almoa Abbott, M.A.officiated.The\u2019 qhuroh'-was.fllled with relatives of tHe contracting parties.The bylde; who-was given away by her father, .wore.a-+handasome whites\u2019 duchess satin \u2018with tulle, trim- gown of veil caught with a wreath of orange blossoms.Her bouquet was of white roses, the\u2019gift of the groom.The \u2018only bridesmaid was Miss Jessie Caverhill Cameron, who wore a princess gown.of white silk, and white hat trimmiéd with pink roses.She carried a shower bouquet of pink roses.R.T.Younge, B.A.\u2026 was best man, and the ushers were Mr.R.Louis Gibson (Toronto) and Mr Walter Carson.both cousins of the bride.to the best man and ushers were hand- Mr.The groom's gifts and gold scarf pins.Among those present at the church and who received invitations were the fol- rs.John Lovell, Mrs.John Caverhill, Mr.and Mrs.George Cavei- hill, Mr.and Mrs.John B.Caverhill.Mrs., Franic Caverhill, Miss Jessie F.CaverhéH, Mr.and Mrs.John L Caver- hill.:(New.York), Dr.and Mrs.F.G.Finley, Dr, and Mrs.M, Baker, Mr.and H.Chas.R.Hosmer, Dr.and Mrs.F.G.Newman, Mr.and Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.W.B.Foster.Lovell (Outre- (Ot- and Mrs.Josephs (Pembroke), Miss Josephs (Pembroke), Mrs.willlam Kissock, Mr.and Mrs.B.8.Boxer end Miss Boxer, Mr.and Mra.Joug:-! and the Misses Dougall, Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Allan (Vancouver), Mr.and Mrs.W.Gibson Linton (Pembroke), Hon.Sir John and Lady Forest (Aus- F tralia), Captain and Mrs Frank Win- zar (West Australia), Mrs.Kirby, sr.(St.Servan, France).Mr.and Mrs.W.J.T.Kirby (St.Mrs.J.À.France), the Right Hon.T.W.kett (West Australia), Major Geo.W.Stephens, Mr.Brownlow F.G.North (West Australia), Mr.and Mrs.thur F.Gault, Mr.M.C.Mullarky, Mrs.M.J.F.Quinn, Rev.Canon Ellegood, Dr.J.Alex.Hutchison, Mr.and Mrs.W.C.Cameron (Vancouver), Mr.and Mrs.Robert Lovell (Toronto), Mr.and Mrs.L.L.May (St.Paul, Minn).Mr.\u2018and Mrs.8.Castleman (Vancouver), Mr.and Mrs.James S.Lovell (To- (Ottawa), the Right Servan, France), Mr.Shields (St.Servan, Hac- Ar- and the Misses Delisle and Miss Lovell (Little Arthur and rs.Mrs.Léo Me- wilmot Kissock, Mrs.Mr.Plerce, Mr.and Miss Spaulding.Mr.R.-$1:; Mrs.and the Misses Buchanan, Mr.and Mrs.Russell Kissock.Mr.i Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Scott (England), Mr.Thos.F.(West Australia), Mr.Jas.Bennett Forsythe (Boston).Mr.Geo.P.Mrs.John Car- (Bontan), A Mr.John Car- nd Carson, Mr.and Mrs.SmH)- Me.Mr.and Mre.H.R.Lackhart, Miss Misses Ross, Mr.and Mrs.Mr.and oN ê SRT » Mrs.Picard, Mr.and Mrs.John Walker and the Misses Walker, Mrs.John Hardie, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Bird (Boston), Mr.and Mrs.Alanson F.Thayer (Pawtucket, R.I.), Mr.and Mrs.P.W A.Burkett, Mr.and Mrs.Thos.J.Rutherford.Mr.and Mme.J.W.Hughes, Mr.and Mrs.P.G.Van Vleet (Toronto), Mr.and Mrs.Jas A.Pitts, Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Williamson, Mr.and Mrs.J.E.A, Whyte, Mr.John Lennox (Hamilton), Mr, and Mrs.W.8.Louson, Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Pelletier, Mr.and Mrs.Allan Austin, Mr.and Mrs.Alex.B.J.Moore, Mr.and Mrs.F.Carlyle Jamieson, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Levis (Halifax), Mr.and Mrs.R.I.Hayes (St.John, N.B.), Mr.and Mrs.M.D.Pride (Amherst, N.8.), Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Tresidder.Mr.and Mrs.Will H.Whyte, Mr.and Mrs! Arthur Cong- don (Winnipeg), Mr.D.D.Hawthorne, (Toronto), Mr.Hugh C.McLean (Winnipeg), Mr.and Mrs.W.R.T.Hughes, Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Adams, Mr.Henry C.Pearson (New York).Mrs.and Miss Battersby, Mr.and Mrs.Riddington, Mr.and Mra H.I.Gaskill, Mr.and Mrs.J.Arthur Wade, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Holden (Winnipeg), and many others.After the ceremony & largely attended reception was held at 41 St.Familts street.The bride was the recipient of many exquisite gifts.Immediately foi- lowing the reception, Mr.and Mrs.Carroll left for an extended tour In the West.The bride travelled in an Eton costume of Alice blue, with cream silk blouse, and hat to match, and Persian stole.On their return they will reside at 541 Lansdowne avenue, West- mount.The marriage took place Monday evening, at All Saints Church, Toronto, of Miss Mary D.Oldright, sécond daughter of Dr.William Oldright, Toronto, to Mr.McDonald Kirton Mac- William, of Basseteue, St.Kitts, British West Indies.The ceremony was performed by the Rev.Canon Baldwin, rector of All Saints, which was beautifully decorated for the occasion with tall palms and hydranges.The bride, who was given away by her father, was attended by her sister, Miss Josephine Oldright, Mr.Laurence Whittemore, of Chicago, was best man.Miss Beale and Miss Lena Beale, Toronto, who spent the last month in the city.the guests of Mr.and Mrs.N.J.Altimas, 888 8t.Andre street, have returned home.Mrs.Richardson, of McGill Univer- salty Conservatorium of Music, is now on her way to Montreal from England.where she has been spending the summer.\u2018 Miss Gladys Hanbury Willlams leaves Ottawa for Winnipeg this evening to join her parents, Col.and Mrs.Hanbury Williams.They will not return before October.Mrs Macnah, Sussex avenue, has returned from a two months\u2019 sojourn in the Laurentians, and leaves nn Thurs- ay for a ten days\u2019 visit to New Brunswick.After the ceremony.a reception nf relatives and intimate friends was held At the residence of the bride's parents, \u201cOakleigh.\u201d Carleton street.Miss [lv Schultze, who has been «pending the summer with friends at Minnicoganashene, (Georgian Bay, has | returned to the city, Mise Carrie I.Patterson.of Chicago.Is visitng her sister.Mrs.Higgins, and other friends in Montreal and vicinity.Mr.and Mrs.John McGlillvray., of Weaatmount, hava returned home after apending some time on the Maine Coast Mins fJerda Lindman.of Philadel- phla, is the guest of Davis, Park avenue, Annex.Miss Winder ia spending two weeks at Ogdensburg.U.8- Mrs.Horace, One of the most charming house.was celebrat- in Peter- \"dDotoagtt when Miss Margaret \"Cox, second daughter of the late Aaron Cox, and niece of the Hon.Semator Cox.was married to WHllam Noxon Johns, president of the Clevetand Lithographers of Cleveland, Ohfo.The ceremony was performed at 1.30 o'clock in th prettily decorated south drawing room of the family residence, by the Rev.Professor T.H.Wallace of Victoria University, The bride was attired in a handsome Princess robe of white pointe d'esprit with touches o! siiver, and an undersktrt of white chuf- fon over taffeta.Her only ornament was a heart shaped sapphire brooch a - gift from the groom.The bride wa: given away by her uncle Hon.Senator Cox.Miss Ethel Johns sister of the groom, was gowned in a lingerie robe of white hatiste, with embroidery of eyelet insertion.Miss Emma Cox sister of the bride acted as flower girl, and the four gridesmaids the Misses Ethel Ames, Toronto; Louise Stanley Rochester; Minnie Pearce and Lilian Cox, sisters of the bride, were all gowned in pale pink chiffon velvet trimmed with pink ribbon and hats ta match.Mr.and Mrs.Johns left via.the Canadian Pacific for an extended tour.Mrs.Johns will be at home at \u201cSomerset\u201d Cleveland, after November first.A very pretty wedding took place Monday morning.at St.Mary's church, Montreal, when Nora.eldest daughter of Mr.D.Coghlan, of this city was married to John Whitelaw, son of Mr.Thomas Whitelaw, of Richmond, Ont.The bride who was given away by her father, wore a gown of white pointe d'esprit, with Leghorn hat.trImmed with chiffon and white ostrich plumes, and carried a shower bauquet of roses and Îtlies of the valley.Shortly after the ceremony Mr.and Mrs.Whitelaw left on a trip to Western points, Mrs.W.F.Vittie will receive on Monday and Tuesday afternoon ano evening, September 10th and 1lith.at 21 Esplanade Avenue.Mrs.Huntly Gordon has been appointed soprano soloist of 8t.Andrew's, Church of Beotland.: Dr.Clarence Patton and family, ot Essex avenue, have returned {fom Little Metis.: C : Dr.Chalmers Prentice.the noted lecturer is in the city, the guest of Prof Grant.CL Mrs.W.C.Wonham and family have returned from Kennebunkport, Maine.: Miss M.Teresa Cuddy is registered at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto.Mr.Henry Coussirat returned last evening to New York.NEW WAITING ROOM.The M.8.R.Makes Improvement In General Office Building.The Montreal Street Rallway has about completed improvements at the company's general office bultlding, corner of Craig and Place d\u2019Armes Hill.A large waiting room for the conven.fence of the public has been installed in the quarters formerly occupied by the superintendent's offices, on than ground floor, the entrance being on Cra/g street.In the rear portion of the apartment is located the lost and found department and a department of enquiries.The walting room is wainacotted In marble and the flooring is: Teasera style, with the M.8.R.Co.'s monogram in the centre.The woodwork, includ: ink the benches, is oak and tha decorations are in dark red.The quarters of the superintendent and his ataff is being moved to the corner of Place d\u2019Armes Hill and Crain street, in quarters formerly occupled by a department of the clerical staff These are now in the process of reno- vatinn, and are nearly complete.ete Cricket League Meeting.- The Montreal and District Amateur Cricket League wil hél4 An to-night, at the Carslake Hotel.8 p.m.3 ) = 1906.5, FIRED BROADSIDES AT SIMPLE SHEEP Trio of Montrealers Took Lurid Holiday in Country But Met Their Match.On Labor Day Messrs.Champagne, Cidre and Biere.all well known characters of a certain locality in the city, came to the conclusion that a little celebration, quiet and simple, hut perhaps slightly eut of thé ordinary.might be the proper thing, just io show thelr appreciation of the fact that seven n'clock whistles of a Monday morning were things to be despised, and ta show the world that they were beings far removed in character and taste from the vulgar throng.Accordingly they laid their plans.Mr.Champagne heing the son of un ex-Constable of the Montreal constabulary.was AaAppeilnted deputy high grand chief marshal of the expedition, and to his poor management the other two ascribe the quick \u201cfintsh* of the outing.Taking the steamer Ber- thier in the morning they sailed peacefully down the St.Lawrence to the little burg of Lanoraie.Here they disembarked.it having been decided that they should consider a little hunting in the neighbouring vicinity.\u2018\u201cChampy\u201d had brought his father's old revolver; he was twenty-one and knew g thing or two.Messrs.Blere and Cidre were armed with a shot gun aplece, and their pockets were loaded down with dustless and smokeless b.b.filled peppertnns.I! may Also be mentioned in passing that \u2018\u201cChampy\u201d carried a grub basket.which gave forth a pecu- lar swishing gurgling sound as he moved along.and to which he stuck closer than the proverbial brother.CARNIVAL OF SHOOTING.Arrived safely at l.anoraie they hired a man to drive them over to Laval- trie.The sun was hot in that part of the country and the road was long, And it did not take long tu unscrew the lid of Champy's basket.As spirits went down spirits came up, Champy finally becoming so enthusiastic over the day's prospects that he hauled out his six shooter.lay back in the waggon and let drive away up into the blue sky.Not to be outdone, Biere and Cidre yanked out their double barrels.and started a celebration loud and lusty enough to make the Queen's birthday look sick with envy.As the waggon drove along peaceful kine grazing in the pasture became the targets for their unmerciful weapons, chickens and ducks were treated as lawful prey.and sheep were sent skidding over the fields with bullet creases In their wool This sort of havoc continued until Mr.Lepine's ranch was reached.Mr.Lepine had grown his horns out weet and still had a touch of the Missouri about him.Driving past Mr.Lepine\u2018s gate \u2018\u201cChampy\u2019 aimed at a chicken scurrying across the road and hit, purely by accident, a large ox grazing in the bamyard.HOW THE HOLIDAY ENDED.\u201cHi thar you\u2014\u2014shorthorns,\u201d called out Mr.lepine, \u201cyou'll pay for that.Just wait till I get onto your trail\u201d \u201cOh, you couldn't Uek a stick of candy.\u201d sang out Champy.\"Come over here an\u2019 I'll make your ugly old face look like a rivet just been massaged by a steam hammer.\u2019 Lepine was a scrapper, but he was also a schemer and a diplomat.Three men armed and shooting, one up into the alr and the other two firing broadsides, was too heroic a combination to tackle out in the open, and he decided rather to sacrifice some more of his stock than any of his own noble self.Saddling up his pony he followed the outfit through te Lavaltrie, and there procured the help of Detective Normandin.(\u2018artridges were all gone and the contents of the basket were also more minus than plus, so that it was not a very difficult task to gather in the crowd.ey were arraigned in court at Lavaltrie on the charge of malicious mischief and the too promiscuous use of fire arms.MR.BERNARD M\u2019GALE DEAD.Well Known Druggist Dies in St.Lambert After Long lliness.Mr Bernard McQGale, the well known druggist, died yesterday afternoon at his home in St.Lambert after a lengthy illness.Diabetes was the direct cause of death.Mr.McGale was in business in Montreal for upwards of thirty vears.He had an Mmmense circle of friends, and was often urged to go into public life, but his retiring disposition kept him to his home and close friends.He was a member of the Montreal College of Pharmacy, and president of the Win- gate Medical Company.Apart from his profession he was much Interested in farming.and owned two model farms.Mr.McGale was born in Montreal in 1850.Changes In the Police Force.When Lieut.Thomas Holland was promoted to the position of Quartermaster, Lieut.Poulin was appointed tn desk duty to replace him.Yesterday Lieut.Edward Egan, of the Ontario and City Hall Avenue station, was appointed patrol lieutenant for the Central police station to replace Lieut.Poulin.School Children Face Dangers How They Can Be Protected From Serious Harm.The children are in school again and parents will watch thelr progress with anxiety.for many dangers Iie In the path of the boy and girl.To thousands of them the confinement of the school-room and the duties imposed by their studies are a very serious strain.Many become broken in pealth and are physically weakened for fe.Gtve your hoys and giris good.pure, strengthening food and you go far toward removing all dangers.Malta- Vita, the perfect whole-wheat food, is rich In every nutritive element demanded by the body of the child.Re- Ing à pure grain product.\u2014simpiy the whole of the best white wheat and a little salt, mixed with pure barley malt extract\u2014 Malta- Vita supplies the body with all those food elements which make bone.bicod, muscle and brain and bring perfect health and strength.The malt extract is added after the wheat has heen thoroughly cooked and steamed and converts the starch of the wheat into maltose, or malt sugar.which ir highly nutritious and easily assimilated even by very weak stomachs.Physicians recommend for its satrength.giving qualities fna Malta- Vita is rich in it.After being mixed with thn malt extract.the wheat.roiled Into litle wafer fakes goes to the ovens where |! is baked * orisp and bravrn.delicious hevond de- feription.Try Malta-Vita with milk or cream or fruit.and let the children Sat all they want.Malta-Vita |» ajways ready to eat.No cookine.10 cents.Mmaltose PERSONALS.Miss Francis T Wray.St.Catherine street, is in Quebec.Mr.V.L.Delmnege spent Labor day with friends in Toronto.Mr.and Mrs.A.Rudoiph and family have returned from Vaudreuil.Dr N N Gober.of Washington, D.C.is n guest ut the Windsor Hotel.Mr Geo Ed.Sykes, of Montreal, is spending à short vacation at Uld Orchard beach The Misses Maysic and Dorothy Me- Intosh have been spending a few days in Howick.I» Winfrey.Viger Ave, has returned to town from his vacation at Lake St.Joseph.Miss Marguerita Ferguson has returned home after a aix weeks\u2019 so- Journ at the seaside.: Mr J.M Yerguson, K ¢.has just returned from England, where he appeared before the Privy Council.Miss Bertha Drummond, of Ottawa, has returned home from Montreal, where she has been visiting friends.Miss Maud McMillan has left for Ta- ronto, where she will be the guest of Mrs.William Colby, Woisley street.Mr.G.Herbert Taylor returned to Roston last evening, after spending the past two weeks with friends in La- chine.- Mrs 5.A.Lebourneau.Miss Lebour- neau and Miss Mathews have returned \u2018rom L'Original.where they spent the summer.Dr and Mrs.F W Fourney, of Fiteh Bas Que.are in town for a few days, en route for Quebec, the Saguenay and Lake St John.Mra William R.Pepper has returned t» Sheffield, N.B., after spending à few weeks with Miss Wade, Muntreal West.©m Thursday, at $ o'clock, at St.Louis Mile-End.thé marriage will take place of Dr.J.A.St.Denis and Miss Anna Loranger.Mrs.KB.B.Kelliher.of Montreal, and Miss Mackay, of Dallas, Texas, spent Saturday in Ottawa, guests of Mrs.Collingwvod Schrieber.Mr.And Mrs.James Kyle.St.Mark Bt.bave gone to visit their daughter, Mrs.Knox Henry at her cottage at Notre Dame du Potrage.Mr.and Mrs.W.O.Forsyth and Miss Marjorie Forsyth, who have heen spending several weeks at Grand Metis, Que, have returned to Toronto.The twenty-fifth anniversary of the wedding of Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Wil- llams was celebrated on Thursday evening at their residence, 18 Reading street.Mrs.Carlisle, wife of Mr Thomas Carlisle.of the Molsons Bank, Montreal.has returned home after spending à few days with her sister, Mrs.E.L.Brittain, at Britannia.The engagement announced \u2018of Miss Janet Addison Laing to Mr.Walter Frederick Cooke, both of Ottawa.The marriage is to take place in Hamilton on September 18th.The marriage is announced to take place on the 11th of September of Miss Albertine Tasse.253 Clarence street, Ottawa, to Mr John B.T.Francoeur, vf Monireal.formerly of Ottawa.18 Mrs.E.Skeath-Smith, of Toronto, annouftces the engagement of her daughter, Winnifred Elvina, to Mr.Andrew Byrne, of New York, the marriage to take place early in October.The engagement has been announced in Toronto of- Mise Ethelyn C.Bteels, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John C.Steele.of Brantford, Ont, to Mr.John R.Bunting, of Winnipeg, son of Mrs.C.W.Bunting, of Toronto.Mrs.Arthur H.Harris and Miss Marguerite Harris, Peel street, are passengers on the \"Empress of Ireland,\u201d sailing on Friday.Mrs.Harris, who has rented her residence to Mr.C F.Sise, jr., will spend the winter on the continent after placing her daughter at school.The golden wedding of Mr.and Mrs.Louis Trefle Dorais, ®?St.Gregoire.was celebrated in Montreal on the 25th of August.at the home of Mr.BR.Hardy, St.Denis street.Mr.Dorals was married, in 1856, to Elmira Poisson, nf Gentilly.The family consista of 53 children and grand children.The ergagement is announced of Miss Sybella (Dut) Webber, of Ouams, Mr.youngest daughter of the late Charles Webber and Mrs.Webber, of MacLaren street, to\u201d Mr.Alexander Fraser, of the Department of Indian Affairs.The marriage will take place very quietly on Wednesday.September 12th, at the home of the bride's mother.The wedding was celebrated at the home of Mr.Howes, Amherst Park.on Friday evening last, of his daughter, Louise May, to Mr.Samuel Halfyard.The ceremony was performed by the Rev.B.B.Brown, of 8t.Henry Methodist Church.The bride was given away by her father.and was attended by Miss Katie Holmes.sister of the bride, and the groom by Mr.Cleveland Robert Butches, of Montreal.The marriage took place at four o'clock this afternoon, at the bride's home in Lachine, of Miss Bessie Bick- erdike, daughter of Mr.Robert Bicker- dike, M.P., to Mr, Russell Bowie.of Montreal.The birde, who was given away by her father, wore white peau de chine.The bridesmaids, Miss Isabel Bickerdike and Miss Elsie Hains, were gowned In white net.Mr.Leonard Johnston acted as best man.On their return from the wedding trip.Mr.and Mrs.Bowle will reside on Souvenir Avenue, Westmount.The marriage ls taking place this afternoon, at the home of the bride, Windsor Avenue, Westmount, of Miss Edna (Campbell, daughter of Mr.J.M.Campbell, to Mr.Albert H.Pearson of Montreal.The ceremony will be performed by the Rev.John Macpher- son Almond, rector of Trinity church.The bride, who will wear white satin with lace overdress and embroidered veil caught up with a coronet of orange blossoms, will carry a bouquet of roses and llies of the valley.The bridesmaid.Miss Florence Goodacre, willl wear a gawn of pink crepe de chine, Miss Tessie Young, thé flower girl, will wear a white milk frock.After the ceremony.Mr.and Mrs.Pearson will leave for Toronto and other western points, going from thence to New York.The marriage took place very guietly, at 11.30 this morning.at the home of Mr.Irwin Harris, Prince Arthur St.of his daughter.Elaine Ytive.to Geo.McDougall Shaw.Only Immediate relatives witness the ceremony which was performed by the Rev.Dr.W.R.Shaw, father of the groom, assisted by the Rev.Dr.Symonds of Christ Church Cathedral.The bride, who was attended by her sister, Miss Annie Harris, wore a beautiful! gown of white corded silk, with pear! trimmings, embroidered tulle velt.and wreath of orange blossoms, the veil and trimmings being those worn by her mother on the occasion of her marriage.The sole ornement worn.was the gift of the groom, a pearl and ruby broach.The bridesmaids gown nas of white organdy.With trimmings of Valenciennes lace, Mr.Harold Beal of Kingston.acted Aas grromsaman Mrs Harris.the mother of the bride.wore hlack edlienne over black chif- ton taffeta.with sliver trimmings.and Irish pointe lace.Mrs.Shaw.mother of the groom.wore pearl grey seoli- enne over grey taffeta.trimmed with duchess lace.The bride's grandmojher All grocfrs.now : was in black mik Aeolienne over b bo 4 D - CT silk.with erauments lat Dr.J.A.Douglas spent the week-end Como.Dr.Harrisson and family have returned to town.Mr.Wm.Mcintyre is at the Caie- dona Bprings hotel.Mr.Charles Christie is spending a lew days at Murray Ba).Col.Bruce Campbell returned to Sa- ratoga Friday evening.Col.Henshaw left for Murray Bay Friday evening by boat.Dr.Hugh Paton and family are buck from Little Melis.Dr.Charles K.P.Henry returned 1o- day from Murray Bay.Dr.G.Gordon Campbell turned to town from Cacouna.Mrs.J.P.Adams, of Boston, is visiting her three sons in Montreal.u Mr.James Dougherty is visiting driends in Boston and New York.: Mr.Bartlett McLennan attended the races Saturday at Sheepshead Bay, N.S.Sir Vere Foster and Lady Foster, from Ireland, are guests at the Place Vige.Mr and Mrs.R.M.Adams are in Toronto, attending the Canadian Exhibition Dr.Mackenzie Forbes and Mr.Ernest Strathy left the city Saturday for St.Hilaire.Miss Lilian Bengough has returned tu the city, after several weeks\u2019 sojourn tn Europe.Miss Lena Higgins, of Rockfield.is visiting Mrs.J.Mullin, of 81 Albert street, Ottawa.Mr.Henry Monk, advocate, and Miss Monk, leave shortly for an extended trip to Europe.Judge Doggett, of Jacksonville, Fjorida, is In town and is staying at the Place Viger.Dr.F.W.Brown and family have returned after spending (heir holidays in Danville, Que.has re- Mr.W.Vaughan, secretary of Mc- Gill University.has returned tv town from his vacation.Miss Enid Campbell.of St, Hilaire, is staying with Mrs.Routledge, at Hel- mare, Lake Magog.Hon.lionel and Mrs.Guest have taken apartments at $02 Dorchester street, for the coming winter The many friends of Col.Frank Bond will regret to hear that he is confined to the house with rheumatism.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.MrGilton, of Ste.Famille street, are visiting friends in Boston, Nantasket and Revere Beach.Col.J.W.B.Minnis, of Knoxville, Tenn.and Mrs.Minnis are visiting the city, and are guests at the Coroha.Mr.James Allen and Miss Edythe Allen have returned from an extended tour through England, Scotland and Wales.Miss Dorothy Judah left on Friday night to join Mr.and Mrs.11.B.Ames\u2019 party at the Soo, on board their yacht, Manoa.Mre 8.Woodhall, of Berri street, and family, who have spent the summer at Lake Louisa and Dalesville, Que., have returned to town.Mr.W M.Ramsay, of the Standard Insurance Company, is touring through Scotland with Mr.James Strathy, of the British Bank.INSPECTION OF CITY SCHOOLS Conference of 8chool Commissioners and Clergy to Discuss Medical inspection Problem, The Hygiene Committee of the City Council dtd not hold their regular scheduled meeting yesterday afternoon owing to a misunderstanding.but as the majority of the members were present, the question of a medical inspection in all the public schools of the city was discussed.It was decided to invite the Protestant and Roman Cath- olle School Commissioners, the princei- pals of the public schools, as well as the Protestant and Roman Catholic clergy of the city to attend a meting to be held in the City Hall.on September 14 and express their views on the question.Dr.Taberge.city medical officer.was requested to look after the details in connection with the coming meeting.The committee also Informally talked over the necessity of a new milk by-law.in which should be fixed the maximum number of bacteria considered safe.The names of all milk dealers who make a poor showing are kept, and it waa stated that they would hear from the department on the subject, and a close watch will be kept on suspected dealers who allow milk to become overheated, or who do not properly scour their miik-pans before putting fresh milk in them.No New School in Delorimier.The Protestant School Commissions of Delorimier have decided not to erect a school building this year, Temporary quarters have been secured and arrangements made for two schools, one at 151% Simard avenue, to accommodate pupils residing in Fairmount.and the other at 1152 Melorimier avenue (near Marie Anne), to accommodate puplls residing in the southern part of the municipality.The schools will open on Monday.September 10.One Year for Stabbing Man.Hamilton, Ont.September 5.\u2014Fred.Cooke, the man who stabbed \u2018Gaorge Gerrie, was yesterday sentenced to the t\u2018entral Prison for a year.Nt Ne er Hon.Mr.Justice Newlands and the Misses Newlands.Regina, Sask.are the guests of Mrs.R.Stewart, Wood avenue, Westmount.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Pringle have returned from Quebec, where they were the guests of Mr and Mrs.C R.Whitehead, of Montmorency Fails.Mrs.T.Halpenny, Sherbrooke street west, will receive on Thursday and Friday.September sixth and seventh, fron 3 tn 6 pm.The Rev.Mr.Halpénny will also receive with Mrs.Halpenny on Thursday, from 8 to 10 p.rm, Mr.P.B.Mignault, of the Montreal Bar, and Mrs.Mig- nault, have just returned\" n St.Paul, Minn, where Mr.Migneuit represented the Montreal Bar\u201c at the twenty-ninth annual meeting of the American Bar Association.| K.C.batonnier y- 5416 Child's Np \u2014Design by May Manton.French Dress.WHITE LAWN WITH EMBROIDERY Here is a dainty, fascinating little frock made of white lawn trimmed with embroidery that is simple and childish in the extreme, while it is eminently graceful and smart In effect.The fact that the waist portion and skirt are cut In one at the front means desirable lines, while the separate skirt at the back allows fulness at that point.The epaulettes give breadth to childish figures and are in addition becoming.but are not obligato as they can be omitted if a plainer Ci.is wanted.The slightly open square neck and the short sleeves are both attractive and thorougbly comfortable and the sash can be efther of ribbon.as in this Instance, or of the material hemmed as liked.In addition to the lawn all the pretty materials of the summer will be found appropriate with either lace or embroidery as trimming.In common with most frocks of the sort this one can be made simple or alaborate as the fabric is finer or less fine and more or less trimming is used.For a child of six will be required 4 yards of material 27, 3% yards 36 or 2% yards 44 inches wide with 11 yards of insertion, 7 yards of edging and 5% yards of ribbon.A May Manton pattern, No.5418, sizes 2 to 8 years, will be mailed to any address by the Fash- fon Department of this paper on receipt of ten cents.A Branoh ue.PATE town r wi de DAILY STAR PATTERN COUPON Ke City readers oo by mail, ang will receive patterns promptly.Fer and Ch cuir.Par Ladies, Five Buse Mesure rn, sive ou téreu.give Age Star call at the t t-of- alg ehswre, PATTERN NO.BOUT MBASURA WO.ccveoccesacasen cessecsesses Juri Whe ccrsrrasecsssses ersesecresse.iEDOS MOeciosecrcesocessn sscvssascess Rate MB.200000000nese =+.c.0v.c.baies WAIWF MBASURE AGD 18 TRANS.esccceoc000.Mshes sxvocausoccc 2.FORTS socccoccac00 DCE: \u2026sovcooeocese PURE ssessracsse.iOS sosescsssacc JOOS eserecrnsses Boho evececsscres JORID NER ~Patterns Mama, MYER or IIB.ccs see scotece noncouu ssouce cnûo nonu te ve bu VOUSSUSSQUO Sscersen Pest 80d JA.c.occ sooce passa sesscsaccsr es THWEL.ceo Loses su0 ven Becesess so.PROVES.cut su +4 s000s20n a 0000fctsintoetescs 088 See ase SUE SPORE ue »sooove Address Pattern Dopartmeal, The Bally Star, Montreal i et, De exohanged.te All in cerrest num- housé be caroful Le Send com- Stamps aot silvep or postal meta.HOC ment: expert special attenti cleanliness.GANONG BROS.Limited, St Stephen, NB.OUR GUARANTEE of the quality ot Oyart\u2019 is based on the finest and most modern machinery and equip- experience has perfected the making of G.B.Chocolates.workmen: on to factory Nearly 40 years n D LA 1 ys HAIRY ESS SN to deceive you in this.Bears the EEE ES SES a © A I a ' nm ORI ERA for Infants and Children.The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the signature of Chas.H, Fletcher, and has been made under his personal supervision for over 30 years.Allow no one Counterfeits, Imitations and \u2018\u2018 Just-as-good\u2019\u2019 are but Experiments, and endanger the health of Children\u2014Experience against Experiment.The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of #3 law (1) Amusements.| His Majesty\u2019s.\u201cThe Red Mill\u201d a new musical play.tn which David Montgomery and Fred A.Stone are the principal players, will be presented at His Majesty'8 Theatre for one week, beginning next Monday.Montgomery & Stone toured the country for four seasons in \u201cThe Wizard of Oz\u201d and won Breal popularity throughout the country In \u201cThe Red Mill.\" it is believed that they are as advantageously cast to display their eccentric charace teristics as they were in \u201cThe Wizard.\u201d The scenes of \u201cThe Red Mill\u201d are ln- cated in Holland.The play is written by Henry Blossom, the author of Fritzi Schefl\u2019's great success.\u201cMlle.Modiste\u201d \u201cCheckers.\u201d \u201cThe Yankee Consul\u201d and other productions.The music is by Victor Herbert.whose reputation as a composer is high in the United States.IAN Academy of Music.He \u201cchlet interest in the performance of \"Me.Him and I.\u201d next week's atirattion at the Academy of Music, centres in the three comedians, Watson.Kelly and Arlington.In \u201cMe, Him and I\" there ts plenty of variety to please one and to fai! to enjoy sume pari of the performance is out of the question.The mustc is catchy, the chorus is handsomely costumed, large and good looking, and tm the company there is life not generally displayed.There is a apiciness in parts of the production not seen in every musical comedy, the audience finding more than casual enjoyment In the songs of the nations.The United States soldier girls, the \u201cMe, Him and I\" band in a travesty impersonated by Billy Watson, and the finely featured \u201cFootball Girls\" are among promised attractions in this plece, t Theatre des Nouveautes.The success of the opening week at the Theatre des Nouveautes is most gratifying to the management, and theatre-goers have been delighted to witness the performance of \"Le Juif Polonais.\u201d Mr.Larsalle's work has been admired by everybody.Next week the play on the bill is \u201cLe Ber-.call,\u201d by Henry Bernstein.Mr.Perny and Melle Bionfait will be seen in this play for the first time this season.\u201cLe Bercall\u201d was one of the biggest successes of last year's Parisian season, The Francais \u201cQueen of the Circus,\u201d whirh eomes to the Francals next week, beginning on Monday, September 10, is said to be full of whistleable songs and melodies such as delight every occupant of the house.It is claimed that anybody who once hears \u201cWhen the Cur- cus Comes to Town,\u201d \u201cI Would Like to Marry You.\u201d \u201cThe Wilful Wild Rose,\u201d \u201cHe Walked RiKht In,\u201d \u201cGood-bye, Sweetheart, Good-bye,\u201d \u201cFlying, or any of the other pretty tunes of the piece, will want to whistle them for a long time afterward.Beatrice Vance.the star of \u201cQueen of the Circus\u201d wrote and composed many of the vocal features.\u2014 The Royal.\u201cThé Tiger Lilles\u201d will be the offering next week at the Theatre Royal.This troupe of burlesquers will appear in two humorous concoctions, the first being a farce called \u201cA Temporary Husband,\u201d and the other a travesty on the wireless telegraphy craze, \u201cA Trip to the Moon\u201d George P.Murphy, German dialect comedlan, is the chief fun maker.As to the olio, bthe following list of vaudeville headliners will give an idea what artists this organization has engaged: May Belmont, eoubrette; Gran{ and La- velle, athletes, who pose and give a fine idea of the benefit of consistent physical culture training; Murphy.Harlow and Barrett, in a farce called \u201cAll on Account of Pinky\"; Cobly and Burke, Irish comedians and dancers, and the \u201cTigerscope.\u2019 which, it is claimed, offers something entirely new In a moving picture way.Colonel Frank Bond ls lil.Col.Frank Bond has been confined to his room since Friday last.He will not be at business for some days.I HACKMEN TO MEET.\u2014The regular meeting of the Hackmen\u2019s Assoclation will bb held in Monument National this evening, to recelve reports {rom picnic committees and other business .Dr.; tis a Sod mmanay Tihs, bleeding : end diag se, Nes testimonials in the press aod as per bors abomt it.You oan it and Foatanso &uo., Toronto.or », | DR.OHASN'S OINTMENT.no : Linen Velours : : For Portieres.: This linen velours is 52 inches wide.It drapes beautifully because it's heavy and thick.The surface looks just like plush\u2014it\u2019s very soft.This matenal is used largely for portieres, either for single, or double doors.It can also be used for curtains, draping purposes, or cosy corners.We have this linen velours in plain designs, in different shades of green, blue, red, rose, etc.Some have pile on both sides, so that either side can be used.On others the pile is only on one side.Prices of these plain velours ram GILVY S STCATHERINE & MOUNTAINàSTS.Or cour com ms rm A Preliminary Display of : FALL MILLINERY GAIN we are first in the field ; with the new Ta hats and bonnets for Fall.Although to-morrow\u2019s is only a preliminary display, yet every woman ought to come to it, if only to get the correct style thought for the new season., Paris has sent her best ideas.as also New York, while the many pretty * creations from our own workrooms will help to add beauty and variety to the display.The best and most ex- ; clusive millinery is here, if anywhere, right within your reach, and you're just as welcome to look as to buy.We've also an interesting collection of NEW DRESS GOODS NEW SILKS NEW PARIS ROBES with new things being added every day.Girls\u2019 Tweed Suits .Much Underpriced .:.The success attending the sale of Girls\u2019 Tweed Suits last week has induced us to offer another lot very much less than regular value.Hf your girls require a serviceable school suit, these will supply their need, and at a price which means very material economy.The Coats are three-quarter length, full back, made In various de- signa and of good serviceable tweeds.The Skirts are side pieated designe.Special price for Thursday, 87.50 Long Gloves 99c $1.25 Values for $1.65 to $2.75 a yard.Then we have these linen velours in figured patterns.These are made in the same colors as the plain designs above.Prices of figured velours $2.25 to $3.60 a yard.RENAUD, KING 8 PATTERSON, Cor.Guy & St.Catherine Sts.AT THE HOTELS.LAST NIGHTS ARRIVALS.At the Albion:\u2014W.M.Mose, Toronto; J.Merritt, Brooklyn; E.Kerr, Battlefield; J.T.Burnops, Valleyfield; W.Adams, Syracuse; T.Roderick, Newport; Mrs.J.Brennan, Quebec.At the Carslake:\u2014 C.Fulton, North Bay: Capt.L.Stillwell, Ottawa; Robt.Muir, New York; J.B.Marcotte, Detroit; T.Harris, Toronto; H.J.Lambkin, Halifax; C.C.Caldwell, Canton, C.H, Hunter, Ottawa.At the Grand Unton:\u2014J.H.Clark, New York; H.Anderson, Digby: P.Maurice, Plattsburg: R.D.Morrison, Bury, Que.; P.Cnates, Ormstown: W.Mullen, J.D.Wilson, Chapieau; J.Lynott, North Bay; G.E.Maybes, Na- panes.At the Stanley:\u2014 Chas.Desjardins, Quebec; M.Soffrid, Sutton Junction; W.J.Holden, Toronto; À.Murray, North Bay: J.W.Black, Brae- side; W.C.Hammond, Boston; E.Bigg, Virden; J.Brabant, Chateau- guay.J.Thompson, Ottawa.At the Hall,\u2014F.H.Gage, Toronto; R.M.Pelton, Detroit; Dr.Martin, Paris; P.A.Canfield and E.M.Canfield, Kingston; Dr.G.F.Bucker, Kings- tan: F.D.McFariane, Ottawa; L.A.Russ and A.P.Ross, Cornwall; J.Robbit, St.Vincent; Dr.J.D.Flagg.Buffalo.At the Ruysseill:Jas.Sandeman, Smith's Falls; David Davidson, Ottawa, J.8.\u20acoban, Wm.Flinn, To-~ ronto: N.G.McHenry, L.G.Rhodes, South Haven: H.Neil, Sheffington; T.H.Enrtght, West Shefford; R.E.Watson, Winnipeg; W.H.Kelley.Merickville.At the Turkieh Bath Hotel:\u2014J.C Amyot, Quebec; Dr.Boyle, Sault Ste.Marie; Canon Phillipa and party, Ken- mare; John C.Moneypenny, Columbus; Dr.Fletcher, Winnipeg: E.G.Morgan aud wife, Troy; T.F.Strat- ford, New York: W.A.Ivory, Phila- deiphia; Sam Céasaman, St, Hyacinthe At the Queen's.\u2014N.M.Craig, Hamilton: J.W.Fitch, Boston; Mrs.S.B.Adderley, Nassau, Bahamas; H.J.Fralick, Napanee; T.J.Prost, Evans- ton.8.Nichols, Wareham; J W.Manson, Atlanta; H.A.Barren, (Cleveland A.(3.Webster, Sheffleld: G.H.Coburn, Toronto; H.Morgan, Peter- boro.At the Riendeau Dr.F.Guyon Perrot.Deschalllons; FE.W.A.Odell, Hamilton: Parkin Bishop, Portneuf: J.8.Girard, 8t.Girard de Montarville; P.Prevost, Ashland, Ore.;.JI.C.Bros- sard, Ville Marie; R.Filteau, Leclerc- ville, E.L.Trudel, E.A.Vincent, Lewiston; E.Bourbeau, Rougemont; Eug.Grenier, Chicago.t the Place Viger\u2014W, A.Barrow, Léndon, Eng.; Ralph P.Uptergrove, New York; G.M.Rafter.Brooklyn; Gen.G.Duffie, St.Louis; © W Cock- erman, Philadeiphia: Justice L.Dog- gett, Jacksonville.Fla.; Dr St.Clair Smith, New York; Frank Kerr, Belfast: E.Noble, Edwards.Brighton, ng.At the Corona\u2014H.M.Holmes, Lou- isviile; Miss L.Beott, Brooklyn.R.H.Tyner, Boston: C.Merchant.New - This is a lina from our regular stock we've reduced in price to sell quickiy\u2014 Made nf Milanese Silk, in white amd cream.open nnd closed wrist, 24 inches long.All sizes, Regular $1.25.Wednesday .99c WOMEN'S ELBOW LENGTH GLACE KID GLOVES, in beaver.grey, white and black; sizes 5% to 7.Special value.$2.00 St.Catherine and Mountain Streets burn \u201d originated \u201d with the time candle.Exact time originated with the WATCH Every Elgin Watch is fully guaranteed.All jewelers have Elgin Watches.An interesting, illustrated booklet about watches, sent free on request to _ ut Headquarters for HAIR GOODS Exclusive and Original lécas.Our Wigs and Toupees have been recognized as the standard of excellence and reliability.J.PALMER & SON, 1745 Notre Dame st, Montreal.> Quality Is our watchword.We have thousands of satisfied customers all over the Dominion.ôs 4 Brunswick: E.R.Willams, New Piano Recital! at Ahuntsic.York: 8.R.Cleme, Coljingwood; kK.F.On Thursday night Madame «fe la Dennis.Providence; F.C._8mythe, Chaux.& pupil of Le Coappey.of Paris, Halifax JA y Faytor, proc he, will give a plano recital at Latendresse alsdell, Sew pris 3 \u201c \u2018| Hall, Ahuntsic.with the assistance of Warrensburg: J.Te Wood.Rochester.Mademoiselle Payette, Madame Da he Windsor t : Murphy ' F No mien-Masson, and Messieurs jlad'n Court, M.J.Farwell.Sherbrooke; S.Tarranto, Duquette and Gog, H.Guilford.Philadelphia, E.R.Mow Sm 11 \u2014 bray, Halifax; G.GO.Foster.Knowl- ; \u2019 ton: W.F.Wilson, Ottawa: J.A.Catholic Sailors\u2019 Club.Rousseau.fte.Anne de la Perade: W.The concert thik evening nt the B.Austin.Chambly: Dr.F.W.Ryan, Catholic Saflors\u2019 (\u201club wii be under Halifax; J.H.Porter, Toronto: H.G.| the auxpicex of Fnyola Court, No 1461.Phiipot.Toronto.Catholic Order of Eorreaters Mv 8 J.O'Neil, chief runger.presiding Meeting of Presbytery._\u2014 _- The Montreal Presbytery will meet Silver plated tea seta from s1500.R.in Knox Presbyterian Church next| Hemaley.255 St.James st.Montreal Tuesday.Keptember llth, at 9 a.m.LS Special Notice.It you think of buving a piano, done tail tn call upon [rach Piano Co.569 Bt.Catherine street west, between Stanley and Drummond who are In a porition to give you better value than any other firm in Montreal ss 313 , 311 3 i HIGH CLASS BREAD JAS.PTRAGIAN, THE nA TH, NR EN with New Dress New Laces and New Coats.Cost Noir Dress \u2014 New Costumes in*the Very Style to Suit We are just now more tha a new suit to suit you\u2014 vou ind number of new styles that are in, there are so few suits of each that the one you would select couldn\u2019t possibly become Some of them are fashioned on the lines of common.The New Military Cut The New Prince The New The Military Hip-Length Costumes at $25 each In black, navy and red; trimmed with braid ornaments.Ce Zed inetd THE NEW GOODS ARE NOW LARGELY IN OXES and bales from every part of the world worth while, have been tumbling into our receiving room for a full month past now.The result is we are ready very much earlier than usual Goods and Silks Accessories of all Kinds And a full range of Furs Wednesday, September 5th, 1906, (Store Closes Daily at 5.30) aE Trimmings wes, Millinery You n ever in a position to give you ividually.Also, of the great Chap cut Johnny Jones Cut New Ulster Cut, ete.NEW DRESS GOODS AND SILKS Opening Preliminaries Over\u2014 Thursday sees the placing Business Now in Full Swing on sale of four new values in new goods, itemized as follows : 16 New Shades in all-wool Venetian Broadcloth, a Me twill, médium weight, closely woven, latest colors.Special price, per yard ., ,.49c 54 - inch Black Mohair Lustre (a vard and a half wide rememberyof an exceedingly silky quality, dyed in the yarn, guaranteed not to split, a fast black, that will stand washing, a very special purchase, worth fully 69 cents a vard.Thursday .+.19 50 pieces of West of England Tweed, very smart weaves and color combinations, new grays.and gray mixtures, heather mixtures, check.and over check designs.Exceptional value at .59 An Exclusive Selection of Scotch Tweeds, guaranteed all pure wpol, quite a number hand woven.Tt includes the fine worsted wéaves and crossbred homespun so much in vogue in New York.Special price .98 recu se VE THE BOY À JERSEY SCHOOL COLOURS.A in th well in n purp 1 .We have a large varie in any colour up to.Jersey or Sweater is the most comfortable garment a boy can wear, in the school-room or e playfield, it always looks and saves so much on the laundry bill, and at the prices we are offering these high grade goods no boy should be without one.We are offering high-class full fashioned, pure wool jerseys avy, maroon, royal and le with white trimmings at 90c EACH ty of Jerseys and Sweaters #2 50 each.The Knit-to-Fit Mfg.Co.\u2014Retail Branch\u2014 597 St.Catherine Street West.Increasing Company\u2019s Capital.Hamburg, September 5 \u2014The Ham- burg- American Steamship Company to-day announced a plan to issue $5.- 000,000 new capital.making a total of $30,000,000.The official atatement given out explains that the increase is necessary to build new steamers in order to establish a regular weekly express service to New York.Less - Resignation of Robert Glockling.to, Beptember 5.\u2014The resignation of Mr.Rovert Glockling.of the Threatening Fire at Ottawa.Ottawa, September 5.\u2014 Fire broke out at six o'clock last evening in the top story of the Langevin block, and at one time it looked as if there would be a repetition of the Weat Block destruction of some years ago.work by the firemen, however, resulted in the blaze being extinguished, and the damage is roughly estimated at $500 Nervous Children .who are peevish snd restless by day\u2014and start up in their sleep at night\u2014have worms.u of Labor, will take effect on October 1 The Ontario Government has not yet taken Any action with : Menthok Worm Remover ANCY.kilts worms, and cles b em of theth\u2014 refer ence vaca | regulates the bowelseweetens the stomach-= ; da tches, $20.00.Ry a all druggies.te res steep.\" d gold wa U0.Ladier solid & Montreal foe GriBtasd Bessdeross Os., Lid, Toronts, Som] Hemsley, 356 St.James st, omit BRYAN'S FIRM STAND IN CHICAGO SPEECH Refused Endorsement of State Convention Which Elected Sullivan.HIS RAILWAY REFORMS Too Great a Factor in Work of Cor rupting Electorate\u2014Must Be Curbed.Chicago, September 3: \u2014 Wm.J.Bryan, as the guest of the local democracy, delivered two addresses yesterday.His first speech, which was made at a luncheon at the Iroquois, dealt with political issues and economic questions.The second, as a banquet given in his honor at the Au- ditorilum Hall, by the Jefferson Club, was devoted to National Comitteeman Sullivan, of Illinois, whose resignation Mr.Bryan has demanded, and who.despite this, was endorsed by the recent state convention, which also declared itself in favor of Mr.Bryan as their nominee for President.Bryan scoured Sullivan and his political methods unmercifully, and informed the Democrats present, many of whom were delegates to the recent state convention, that he would have none of the approval of the Democrats of Ilii- nois, and that he repudiated their endorsement of him.He said in the course of his speech: \u201cThe question now is what can the Democracy of Hlinois do to register its protest against the kind of politics for which Mr.Sullivan stands.This is the question I, as a Democrat, am interested in, for the question which arises in Illinois will arise In all other states where the corporations attempt to obtain control of the party organization, \u201cWhat is the objection to Mr.Sullt- ! van \u201d He is a high official In a fran- | chise-hoiding corporation, which is continually seeking favors at the hands of the Government.He |s familiar with all the methods employed by such corporations to gain from local and state governments special favors and privileges.A STRONG STAND.\u201cI hold that no man who is officially connected with a corporation that fs seeking privileges ought to act as a member of a political organization, because he cannot represent his corporation and the people at the same time.I insist that the fight should be cemmenced to-day to prevent his reelection to the national convention.\u201cAnd what I say of him I say of as- plrants for position in the party or- ganlzations of cities and states.If the party has not virtue enough to throw out those who traffic in politics for the advantage of corporations to which they belong, it does not deserve victory, nor can it hope for it.\" In his afternoon address, Mr.Bryan said.regarding his recent ulterances in New York on Government ownership of railways: \u201cI was led to my conclusions by the corrupting of the people of the United States by the railways.I have known conventions to be controlled by passes.I have known judges to be elected by railways, and 1 have reached the conclusion that this corruption cannot be eliminated until these monopolies become the property of the Government.1 am opposed to centralization, and.therefore, I prefer that we should have the local lines owned by state governments, and only the trunk lines uwned by the Federal Government.\u201d Mr.Bryan also advocated the election of United States Senators by popular vote.His remarks under this head were loudly applauded.He said: \u201cI think it is well to speak plain in regard to the United States Senate, and in my humble judgment the reason why reform has been delayed mn long is that predatory wealth has put its operating tools in the Senate, and until this can be remedied and the Senate brought into harmony with the voters of thls country.there is not much prospect of reform\u201d As a remedy for the trust problem, Mr.Bryan offered a plan for confining In the state that allowed ita 1Incorporation any trust that oppressed the people by allowing it to operate in no other state].It would then be fn à position to eat up the state that gave it birth, he sald, and that state would thereafter be careful not to be eaten a second time, Street Cars at Toronto Junction.Toronto, September 5.\u2014The Ontario Railway and Municipal Board held court In the office of Mr.James Leitch, the chalrman, yesterday, when the application of John Brown, of Toronto Junction, for leave to bring action against the Toronto Rallway Company to collect the penalty involved in a suit for $40,000 damages.was heard by the board.also the application of Toronto Junction not to grant leave to Mr.Brown, and to declare that the Toronto Railway Company should run cars on Dundas street, Toronto Junction, on Sundays, according to the terms of the contract.Judgment was reserved.\u2018 ss Well Received In Native Town.Whitby, Ont.September 5.\u2014The civic reception given Hamar Greenwood, M.P., of York, England, last night, on his returm to his place of birth and education, was successful.Civic addresses from the Town Council, Board of Education, Board of Trade and county officers were read by Mayor Lawler, and a bouquet was presented by little Miss 8mith, granddaughter of Judge Smith.Mr.Greenwood made an admirable response, recounting interesting experiences here up to the time of his departure for England in 1895.Want Mohammedan Minister.Nijni, Novgorod, Russia, September 5.\u2014The Mohammedan congress at its session yesterday, adopted a resolution asking for the creation of a new portfolio In the ministry to look after the interests of Mohammedans and to be entrusted to a high mullah, who shall have the right of access to the Emperor.Cubans Want a Gunboat.New York, September 5\u2014It was learned yesterday from a semi-official source that agents of the Cuban Government are negotiating in this city for the purchase of a steamer which is to be converted Immediately into a gunboat and sent to Cuba for use against the insurgents.Loses Power of Speech.Special to the Montreal Star.St.Stephen, N.B., Beptember 5.\u2014Mr.G.W.Daniels.manager of the branch of Nova Scotia Bank here, suffered a severe stroke of paralysis last evening, losing complete power of speech, Another Leviathan Launched.London, September 5.\u2014 The British battieship Lor\u2019 Nelson, sister ship ut the Agamemnon, and second in size | and armament to the Dreadnought, was successfully launched at Jartoy-on- Tine yest ; 8.Especially For Women FRUIT-A-TIVES are the finest medicine in the world for women.As a mild and gentle laxative\u2014as a positive and speedy cure for Constipation and Biliousuess\u2014as the only cure for weak and irritated kidneys and especially for \u2018\u2018 that pain in the back ''\u2014as a positive cure for beadaches\u2014and as a general tonic to build up and invigorate the whole system \u2014 FRUIT-A-TIVES stand supreme.In cases of irritated Ovaries, Ovarian Pains, Vaginal Catarrh, Excessive and Scanty Menstruation, Ulcerations, Bearing Down Pains\u2014and all those troubles peculiar to women\u2014 77141710 On *Fruiy Liven TanLers * have the most remarkable effect, Ninety-nine cases out of a hundred of Female Troubles are due to ect, Bowels become constipated \u2014 kidneys \u2014 skin neglected \u2014 and the poisons of the body, which should be carried off by these important organs, are taken up by the blood carried to the female organs and poison them, thus starting up a train of female \u201c troubles.FRUIT-A-TIVES are made from fruits and by their remarkable action on bowels, kidneys and skin, rid the system of poisons, purify the blood, and restore the delicate organs of generation to new vigor and health.owaman, who suffers, should ever be without them.soc.a box\u2014é6 for $2.50, at your druggist's or sent postpaid by FRUIT-A-TTVES LIMITED - OTTAWA We Are Selling FIRST GLASS GROGERIES AT LOW PRICES\" Fresh Vegetables and Fruit of all Varieties Received Dally.Preserving Fears (Bartletts), per usket .FE - cn + Fresh Tomatoes.per dozen.10e Montreal Musk Melons, 15e, 20e, and 300 Preserving Peaches, per basket Choice Breakfast Racon.per lb.20e Weekly and Monthly Arcounts solicited and given personal attention: also telephone orders.\u2019 THOMPSON & C0.54 Aylmer Street.Tel.Up 2887.Cor.Berthelet.HOUSEWIVES APPRECIATE Cook\u2019s ,.Friend Baking Powder Because it Always Gives Satisfaction SOLD EVERYWHERE.Te Cure Al Skis Disenses Use Dr, T.Felix Geurand\u2019s Vriental Cream, er Benutiler, it Purifies and Beautifies the FOR RALK AT DRUGGISTA 86 1580.0 | MANUFAOTURING OPTIOIAN Jerry Britton 575 West St.Catherine Street.116 69e0d NEW GOVERNOR OF VERMONT Republican Party Have Large Major ity in the Legislature\u2014Congres- sional Representatives.Montpelier, Vt., September b.\u2014Flet- cher D.Proctor, of Proctor.son .United States Senator Redfield Proctor, was elected governor of Vermont yesterday by a large majority.The Republican organization at a late hour claimed that his plurality over Percival W.Clement, of Rutland, the independent and Democratic candidate, would exceed 15,000.The normal Republican plurality in Vermont is about 12,000.Scattered returns received from the two congressional districts of the state indicate that Representative David J.Foster, of Burlington (Rep.), has been re-elected in th: first district by a large majority, and that Representative Kit- tredge Haskins, of Brattieboro, has been returned in the second by the usual large vote.Returns from 100 towns out of 246, show that the Legislature will be ovar- whelmingly Republican.National lssues did not figure to any extent in the biennial election, which was held yesterday.as the contest for governor was not & straight one between the Republican and Democratic parties.The chief point of interest \u2018\u2019n the state election was in the size of the Republican vote, which Percival W.Clement, of Rutland, fusior.candl- date for governor, would be able to draw frora the Republican rar.ks, Ce .élec and 75e Preserving Plums, per basket., 50e Best Granulated Sugar.per Ib.Be Choice Creamery Butter per Ib.25e ! Strictly New Laid Eggs, per doz.The | Good Fresh Eggs, per dozen .22 | 7 lbs, Best Rolled Oats or Flour.Ze | Best New Potatoes, per peck ze MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBTR 5, 1906.Boys\u2019 School with some startling values.that will be the talk of Montreal.Here's one that beats them all\u2014 J.owest prices .Bpeclal sale BOYS' Other stores ask 50e for them.NEW CORDUROY TAMS, in all the The Clothing Department i8 as inviting as any store in Canada.Qur formal opening assumes the nature of un important sie.- ; 1 Come to Scroggle's to-morrow.A large variety of SCHOOL PANTS, GET YOUR SCHOOL NEEDS HERE Suits.509 BOYS' TWEED SUITS, all wool, latest style Norfulks; sizes .26 to 34.Regular value $5.00.for.3-95 200 ALL-WOOIL, FANCY TWEED SUITS, sizes 21 to 26.regular value $3.75.Choice at .A .21.9% 560 pairs ROYS SCHOOL PANTS, regular 0c, for, per pair 2 prices range from 256 to $1.50 135 RUSTER BROWN SUITS, beautiful patterns, FR aa 83-98 to 87.00 RAR 20¢ CHILDREN'S TAMS and FALL HATS, a complete line.latest colors.Regular 75e, School Opening price 49¢ It is the largest, lightest, most To convince you of the truth of this statement, we'll Our success und rapid growth is based on courteous service, right merchandise al lowest prices, progressive ideas and a desire to please\u2014such is the spirit of the store which bids vou welcome.Here are the most surprising opportunities in the history of this 1 | | ' , R.steamship that is bearing them to the Far East.Under the protecting care of the C.P.R.they have crossed the Atlantic ocean and the North American continent, and the officers of the Empress of China modestly declare that they will be landed at Hong Kong with the Oriental mails within the 29 days.While a little less than half of the entire distance between the Old Country and the little British possession at the southern part of the China Sea has only been covered, there ls small room for doubt that the great feat before this Empress of the Pacific will be accomplished.From Liverpool to Quebec, via Belle Isle, is 2,633 knots, approximately 3.- 009 land miles.It is 4,283 knots from Vancouver to Yokohama, or, In land language, 6,895 miles, and from Yokohama to Hong Kong.via the ports of Nagasak! and Shanghai, at which the C.P.R.steamers call, 1,988 knots, or, say, 2,276 miles The Empresas of China has, therefore, to cover the distance batween Vancouver and Hong Kong.7,160 miles, In eighteen and a half days.And as this jong run has alrehdy been made by a sister ship, the Empress of Japan, within that time, the confidence of the China's of- fieers is well founded.SS.VICTORIAN Is Due in Quebec on Friday.MESSAGES FOR IMMEDIATE DEY board this vessel are ac- eran y C.P.R.Telegraph Office to be forwarded via MARCONI! MARINE STATION, CAPE RAY, NFLD, SS, Kronprinz Wilhelm, SS.Majestic, SS.Potsdam Sailed from New York To-Day.AGES FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on board there steamers u till Wednesday night can be filed wit any Telexraph«Offios in Canada, to be forwarded vis MARCONI MARINE STATION, HALIFAX.N.S.Maroon! Wireless Telegraph Co.of Canada, Ltd.Room 25 Pelican & Brithah Empire Bids, 98 Notre Dame st.West.i » Genuine \u201cWiltshire\u201d Bacon of the finest extra quality, from the best curers in al! England.HARRIS'S And prsstsel MIDDLES O in store.the same as supplied to the Royal THE FINEST WILTSHIRE BACON.Kitchens at Windsor.Fresh shipments now FRASER, VIGER & CO.New Pack French Vegetables.Crop 1906, NOW IN STORE THE FINEST OF THE FINE Grown and of Paris packed on the market gardens in the immediate vicinity PARISIAN VEGETABLES in Can and Glass.The \u201cMAISON BILLET\" , Parisian Vegetables in Glass Jars \u201cBILLET.\u201d PETITS POIS, dozen jars.\u201cBILLET.\u201d \u201cCHAMPIGNONB,\" jar; 5.50 per dozen Jars.$8.50 per dozen jars.\u201cBILLET.\u201d HARICOT VERTS, per dozen Jars, $4.50 per dozen jars.sar Tero d per jar; $4.er dozen Hite?\u201cBILLET,\u201d TRUFFEES DU Parisian Vegetables in Cans \u201cBILLET.\u201d STRING can; 32,76 per doze \u201cEXTRA FINS,\u201d 40 cents per jar, $4.50 per EXTRA TOUTES TETES, 50 cents per CHAMPIGNONS, EXTRA (TRUFFLED), 76 cents per jar; \u201cEXTRA FINS,\u201d 40 cents per jar; $4.50 ILLET,\u201d HARICOT FLAGEOLETS, \u201cEXTRA,\u201d 40 cents per jarn MACEDOINE DE LEGUME (Mixed Vegetables), 40 cents jars.TRUFFEES DU FERI GORD.in 1-18 bottles, 4e cents each.ORD, In 1-8 bottles, cents eac \u201cBILLET,\u201d TRUFFEES DU PERIGORD, in 1-4 Due » $1.35 each.and BEANS (Haricot Verts) extra fins, 35 cents per n.BILLET,\u201d LIMA BEANS (Haricot Flageolets), extra, 25 cents per can 42 75 per dozen cans.ILLET,\u201d MUSHROOMS (CHAM PIGNONS), extra.per can; $3.50 per dozen cans.BILLET.\u201d MUSHROOMS (CHAMI'IGNONR), can; $2.76 per dozen cans.\u201cBILLBT.\" cents per can; $2.75 \u201cBILLET.\u201d FRE per dozen © dozen cans.\u201cBILLET.\u201d FRENCH PEAS, dozen cans, ET.\u201d FRENCH PEAS, Super Extra Fins\u201d $3.75 per dozen cans.or e Vegetables grown and packed in Th are not to Vegetables.ance.| be confounded with There is absolutely no comparison.\u2018 all heads 30 cents First choice, 25 cents per MIXED VEGETABLES (Macedoine de Legume), extra.38 er dosen can CH PEAS (Pe ans.BILLET,\u201d FRENCH PEAS, \u201cSur Fins,\u201d 8.tits Polis), Fina, 20 cents per can; $2.35 25 dents per can; $2.76 per \u201cExtra Fins,\u201d 30 cents per can: $3.25 per 35 cents per can; rown in the vicinity of Paris are the very finest the \u2018Bordeaux\u2019 and \u201cBelgian* FRABER, VIGER & CO.With the Medical Profession Itself as far as personal use is concerned, and also in their practice.there is probably no Wine more generally recommended by Doctors than Good Sound We find the demand for the LIGHT AND WHOLESOME We have a full stock of GERMANY growing every day.Still Moselle WINES OF Deinhard\u2019's Hooks and Mosolles always non hand.In quarts and pints full price lists of which can be had on application.At present we wigh to draw the attention of consumers to a genuine bargain we have to offer, in a couple of cases, EACH CONTAINING 25 QUART BOTTLES, of an exceptionally fine Still Moselle shipped by Burgomaster H.Kunz, of Trier and Berncastel, Germany.GRAACHER HIMMELREICH (Ausbuch).Vintage of 1900, which we offer at $40 00 per care of 25 quarts.tr Less 10 For use wit cellence.In the r cent.diacount for Cash.: oysters and al) sorts of fish.this is the Wine par ex- Light and Wholesome Wines of France we have also some genuine bargains to offer in the shape of a few cases, Quarts and Pints White Bordeaux rhipped by MESSRS.BOSHAMER.LEON & CO., BORDEAUX.comprising?Cases.each one dozen quats, Boshamer's \u201cSauternes,\u201d Vintage of 1596, at 36.75 per case 8 Cases, each two dozen pints, Boshamer's \u201cBarsac.\u201d Vintage of 15896, at 87.50 per case.1 Case, one dozen quarts, Bosbamer's \u2018Haut Sauternes,\u2019 Vintage of 1893, at $9.00 per case.1 Case, two dozen pints.Boshamer's at $10.00 per case.\u201cHaut Sauternes,\u201d Vintage of 1895, £# Only 8 cases In all, and all subject to a discount off the above prices of 10 per cent.for Cash, w taken case lots.e will not break on any of the Cases.t# Every Bottle Guaranteed.FRASER, VIGER & CO.FERNET- BRANCA \u2018The World's Appetizing and Most Digestive Bitters.n \u201cInvaluable all disorders of the A emall wineglass full, taken in the morning.bowels.\" by itself, or mixed with coffee, answers capitally as a tonic, and acts against fermentation; one or two small glasses taken after dinner form an excellent digestive.FERNET-BRANCA, 1 Litre bottles, $1.25 each.FERNET-BRANCA, small pints, 70 cents each.£5 Insist on having Fernet-Branca in your cocktail.Burnham's \u201cClam Bouillon\u201d and \u2018Banquet Clam Broth\u201d When nothing else will remain on the stomach, try 8 cup of CLAM 1 BOUILLON or CLAM HURNHAM'S \"CI NHAM'S \"\u201c 40 cents: quarts, 70 cents each.Fresh supplies just received.BROTH.piping hot \u2018or ice cold, perfect either way.> AM BOUILLON.™ pint bottles, 45 cents: quarts, 75 cents.BI'R ANQUET CLAM BROTH.\" half pints, 20 cents; pints, half-pint bottlea, 25 cents each; FRASER, VIGER & CO., Italian Warcheuse, Kotabiiahed 1856.THE RORDHEIMER BUILDING, 207, 209 & 311 St.James Street, Summer Home \u2018\u201c Royal\u2019\u2019 Whisky fits delightfully into dozens of delicious beverages, along with lemons, sugar, ete, It gives a flavor and piquancy to hot weather drinks that nothing else will.\u201cRoyal\u201d Whisky is bottled in bond under Government supervixion\u2014for your protection as well as ours.Every bottle bears the Government stamp to prove what we say about its age, and purity, and smooth, mellow favor.ROYAL DISTILLERY, MONTREAL AGENT\u2014AMADEE LESIEUR, Room 132, La Prease Bullding.\u2018 Hamliton Street Railway Trouble.ecial to the Montreal Star.fo Ont.September b.\u2014There is no change in Street Rallway situation The men are now doing less talking and are awaiting anxiously tha result of the confergnce.The third arbitrator has not yet béen selected by the arbitrator of the company and the arbitrator for the men, but {it is felt there will be much difficulty in making the selection.Elected on Same Ticket as Lincoln.weedsboro, N.J.Beptomber 5.\u2014\"Un- ele\u201d John Pierson, one hundred years and nine months old, an ex-Rtate senator from Gloucester county and for many years a member of the Gloucea- ter County Board of Freeholders, died at his home here Sunday night from old age.He was elected to the atate senate on the same ticket with President Lincotn.\u2018 Run Over by Automobile.September 5 \u2014Harry Jacobs.28 pears old.known in prize-fighting circles as \u2018Kid\u2019 Murphy.was struck by an automobile last night and suffered injuries which caused his death later, T Liberal Leadership of Ontario.Special to The Montreal Star.Toronto, September 5.\u2014At the annual meeting of the General Reform Asso- clation of Ontarlo, which is to be held to-day, it is axpected that Hon.Measrs.Hyman and Aylesworth will be present.An idea prevails that the matter of the leadership of the party in Onta- Mo will come up.A report Is going about that the present editor of the Globe, Rev.J.A.MacDonald, will be asked to take the leadership.Tempting Offer.All the balance of our Furniture, Bedding and Carpets, left over from our nn profit sale last month, will be sold regardless of cost until the 15th of September, #0 as to make room for our new goods, arriving every day, and which we are selling at 25 per cent.dis- oount for rash, or 20 per cent.oft 30 days.F.Lapointe, 825 8t.Catherine street East.corner Montcalm.The treal is printed ea ates at 10s, be, 167 and 169 M Dates st, Mo by The , \u20ac Mogtreai Publishing em .Deeaten A.Macasb, Managing Limited.Editors, "]