The Standard., 16 mai 1908, samedi 16 mai 1908

[" ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED se Che Standard, va | VOL.IV.No.20.| MONTREAL, CANADA.171 ST.JAMES STREET.ee se \u2014 Motherland in Fever of Political Unrest ; Mr.Churchill Addressing 30,000 People in the Streets ~~ y .| TT NE ESS EE ET ER .| 8 er a 66 - we EE w@œ; Pl ee WR é bare, wr.Nard) CF i THE ENGLISH MOTOR-CAR AS A PLATFORM FOR STATESM EN ON THE \u201cSTUMP\u201d\u2014The above illustration portrays a scene that occurred during the progress of the recent by-election in North-West Manchester, Eng.It shows the defeated candidate, Mr.Winston Churchill, making an appeal to his electors from the box of his automobile.Mr, Churchill has evidently said something that has favorably impressed the crowd, as many of the men are cheering the speaker.The Standard\u2019s Collection of Striking Pictures Ilustrative of Racing and Football In Great Britain er | FN NN A NN Mat MeN ear te NN W WINNERS ON THE NEWMARKET TURF AND ARMY FOOTBALL CAMPUS\u2014Reading from left to right, the illustrations portray:\u2014Top row: (1) \u201cPerrier,\u201d King Edward\u2019s Derby favorite, winning the Biennial Stakes at Newmarket, with Sir R.Waldie-Griffith\u2019s \u201cMerganser\u201d a close second.(2) Leading in the King\u2019s colt, \u201cPerrier,\u201d after the race for the Forty-ninth Biennial Stakes.at Newmarket.Bottom row: (1 and 2) The Princess of Wales distributing medals to winners in the Army Cup Final (Football) at Aldershot.The contestants in this great match were teams from the 2nd Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers and the 4th Battalion King\u2019s Royal Rifles, and the game resulted in a victory for the Rifles by one goal to nil.The last-named corps is a unit in the British Army that spent | many years in Canada about half a century ago.In the first of the two lower illustrations Lord Roberts (in the foreground) will be noticed talking to a friend who stands next to the Prince of Wales; and, in the second, will be seen Prince Edward of Wales, heir- Presumptive to the British Crown, as well as Prince George and Princess Victoria of Wales. THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.un ro | > + m> À Wonderful Gulinary Invention ora OU Ne er arma + EN MN, Nt A at air sa Nera Ne Canadians have in the past secured many patents, but the distinction is given Mr.Percy Scott, of this city, of having invented something which bids fair to revolutionize the question of cooking, when applied to meats in particular, as guaranteed by his patent Roasting Pan here minutely described.T he Main Features of the Pan are as follows: 7.25 per cent.less gas or coal used.1.Absolutely no burning.oP Ae bart A , : i ; ell during cooking.The invention 1s simplicity itself\u2014and wherever used, either in palatial St 2.No sm 8 8.It is pressed from one piece of club or humblest household, the results are the same\u2014a point of interest to | 3 Now te.metal and has no cover.every housewife, is the saving of meat in the process of roasting, as here shown, hi which alone warrants its adoption in every kitchen, viz.: TT IIT \u2014 4.No watching.9.The fat is separated from the , ing.juices of the meat and clari- Beef Cooked by Old Method.| Beef Cooked in Scott\u2019s Patent Pan.Scorrs.PAT.ROASTING PAN 3.No basting fi d in th te ., | e water space.Weight of Beef.61b.1002.Weight of Beef.Tlb.20z.NOV.1907 6.No dirty burned fat to clean lec mn water space Weight after cooking.51b.10 oz.Weight after Roasting 61b.13 oz.~ from pan 10.An absolutely Sanitary Pan.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 ff .Loss .11b.00z.Loss .01b.50z.INSTRUCTIONS.The operating is simplicity itself.Place the Joint, Fowl, or Fish on central raised portion, place pan on floor of oven, fill circular space almost full of water, shut oven door and do not open until joint is finished.Should much gravy be required, about 15 minutes before taking out joint add a cup of water to raised portion.This pan has no cover, it does not steam the joints or burn them as the covered article invariably does, but it roasts and browns everything to perfection.\u2018Whatever you roast on this simple pan will be found sweeter.more juicy, and much more tender than is possible to attain on the old-fashioned and covered pans.\u2014 US NN -\u2014 From a Thrifty housewife Mr.Percy Scott: Dear Sir, \u2014! have made a test of your Patent Roasting Pan, and I find it very much better than the old pan\u2014 | there is no smell of burned fai, the gravy is sweet and delicious; the meat | sweeter and much more tender.The pan will pay for itself in a very few weeks, as nothing is lost.It is the cleanest pan I have ever seen,\u2014indeed | I call it a woman's friend.I placed my 10 lb.Roast on the raised part of the pan, placed pan in the oven as directed, then filled the space around il with water\u2014that\u2019s all the attention it requires.No basting is necessary.I am surprised at the results.Believe me, yours truly, MRS.D.McALLISTER, 261A Gain St., Montreal.* The Thighest XEndorsation Mr.Percy Scott: I duly received a sample of your Patent Roasting Pan, also a letter from The Davidson Mfg.Co., asking my opinion of the article.On Saturday last I tested your pan with an 18 pound Ribs of Beef, and I must admit that your Roasting Pan is | simply all that you claim for it, and | more.Allow me, Mr.Scott, to congratulate you most highly on your invention, for which I predict the greatest success, as | every lady will have one in her household, owing to the fact that all smell is done away with and the best results assured, all of which I personally endorse.Yours most respectfully, (Signed), H.SCHNEIDER, | £ Chef St.James's Club Cuisine, Montreal.This will appeal to the average housewife, the continual basting required by the old method, and as a result of the escaping fumes and smell of burnt fat, every room from kitchen to hall has the kitchen odor\u2014not counting the personal discomfort endured by the housewife.This illustration is exactly what you have when using Scott's Roasting Pan\u2014no burning, no smell during cooking, no waste, no basting, and a pan free of all burned fat.~~ Roast of Pork (Old Way).Roast of Pork (Scott\u2019s Patent Pan).Wherever introduced to date, Scott\u2019s Patent Roasting Pan is responsible Weight before Roasting 41b.80z.Weight before Roasting 41b.8 oz.for a great deal of \u2018\u201cPan-talk,\u201d and it is safe to assume that such an article of After Roasting.31b.40z.After Roasting.41b.6 oz.absolute merit will in a short time be found in every well-appointed household.Loss .11b.4 oz.Loss .0b.20z The Davidson Manufacturing Co., of this city, is busily engaged in the manufacture of this pan, and the inventor, Mr.Percy Scott, is assured from the many orders coming in, that his invention meets with the approval of a discriminating public.The result here given is sufficient evidence that there is as much difference in the old Roasting Pan and Scott's Patent Roasting Pan, as in a com- | parison of the old Horse Car vs.Trolley Car.This illustration shows at a glance the construction of the pan, which is stamped out of one piece of metal\u2014has no seams whatever, and after usage is as easy to clean as the ordinary soup-plate\u2014which is a revelation to the a.; user of the old-fashioned nan.\u2019 QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S NEW SEASIDE BUNGALOW \u2014 This extremely attractive home was recently built by Her Majesty on the seashore at Sandringham, and thither she will repair during the warm summer days of the present year.Its architecture is decidedly unique, and the Latin motto surmounting the gable of the roof will bring to mind the Biblical saying: \u201cExcept the Lord build the house, their labor is but lost that build it.\u201d The main entrance door, it will be noticed, takes the form of a portion of a lifeboat.a CHAMPIONS OF INTERMEDIATE CANADIAN AMATEUR HOCKEY LEAGUE, 1908\u2014Members of the Sherbrooke Hockey Club.Reading from left to right, their names are:\u2014Top row, W.H.Southwood (com.), C.L.Spafford (com.), L.Hyndman (right wing), A.E.Wiggett (pres.), H.A.Hyndman (sec.and c.point), O.W.Maguire (com.), W.H.Brent (treas.and manager).Middle row: Geo.Parsons (vicz-pres.), M.Thompson (defence, sub.), A.Baker (centre), Geo.Povey (capt.and rover), H.Atto (left wing), E.Arguin (goal).Bottom row: N.L.Wiggett (point), and F.Ames (forward, sub.).(Phot ographed specially for The Standard.) re = Sam re TRIBUTE TO A FORMER MONTREALER\u2014The monument on Bienville Square, Mobile, Ala., erected in 1904 in honor of Jean Baptiste Le- Moyne, Sieur de Bienville, who was born at Montreal, Canada, in 1680, | and died in 1768.He became a naval officer of France and Governor of Louisiana.In 1711 he founded Mobile, in the State of Alabama.(Photo by courtesy of P.D.Gordon.) \u201cTHE ANSWER TO THE CALL\u201d was exhibited at the recent Sportsman's Show in the Arena, being an enlargement from a small photo taken in the New Brunswick woods \u2014Th igi is i i icture MEMBERS OF THE RAILROAD YOUNG MEN\u2019S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION SWIMMING CLUB (1907-1908), e original of this interesting P POINT ST.CHARLES\u2014Reading from left to right, their names are:\u2014Top row: W.H.Vincent (hon.treas.), G.A.Bailey, F.Nicholls, W.D.Johnstone, A.White, G.Lewis, W.Everett.Middle row: F.E.Pain, G.M.Mitchell, E.H.Selby, E.Pryce (president), G.S.Tucker (hon.seo): R.S.Dao ae Fe Steptotom row: .D.J.St Ww.i + A.Pearson, E.G.Wi .G.D.Marshall, H.Cherry, R.J.Stallard, Harrison, Capt.Photo by Gordon, St.Catherine street West.) near Miramichi.It shows a bull moose in the act of answering a challenge from the other side of the water.Moose are very plentiful in the New Brunswick forests.(Photo by courtesy of the Intercolonial Railway.) BEGINNING LIFE ON A PRAIRIE WHEATFIELD \u2014 An Austrian homestead in the Riding Mountains, Northern Manitoba.(Photo by courtesy of W.P.Walker.) -\u2014 THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.3 mr | Some of the Prize-Winners at the Montreal Horse Show Bass Barley Wine A Malt Extract that Does Nourish.For actual nutritive value theres no malt extract sold to-day that can begin to compare with Bass\u2019 Barley Wine.There are two features alone that make this preparation unlike all others.One of them is that it is brewed at Burton-on- Trent in England by Bass & Co.the greatest brewers in the world., Ever since barley has been malted, this locality has produced the finest water for malting and brewing purposes yet discovered.The other feature is that the barley used for malting is known as the Chevalier brand.This barley is richer in nutritive principles than any other and when malted, contains mcre grape sugar and proteids.These proteids in the malting are converted into peptones and parapeptones.In other words when you use Bass\u2019 Barley Wine it means that you are using a partly digested preparation full of nutritive principles.This 1s why barley malt is so easily assimilated by anyone in delicate health.It is particularly suitable for nursing mothers, invalids, nervous patients, delicate and tubercular i 27 Pot mens BURTON ONE persons and others.Unlike most of the malt extracts, Bass\u2019 Barley Wine has a body and flavor which makes it especially palatable to persons with delicate stomachs.The fact that it\u2019s the best product of Bass & Co., is its strongest recommendation.Insist upon getting Bass\u2019 Barley Wine \u2014 other Malt Extracts are \u2018\u2018 not as good \u201d.Bass\u2019 Barley Wine costs 30c a bottle but contains more nourishment than any other three bottles of Malt Extracts sold to-day.If your druggist hasn\u2019t got it, write us.S.B.Townsend & Co.- Sole Agents for Canada.BE AE fT ne Montreal No.301 The Foundation Healt \u2014\u2014of Success .Disorders resulting from a sedentary life positively cured by my Remedial Physical Cultures, by correspondence.Write for particulars.PROF, G.A.PALMER, Physical Director, Queen\u2019s University, Kingston, Ont.Just a choice Old Port combined with some of Nature\u2019s best recuperative tonics, Byrrh Wine es es 2 me = e : | Tonic { » ~f v Benefits old i .| and young.+, On sale ! RN everywhere.LUCKY DOGS GET SPRATT\u2019S Meat Fibrine RR el THE MOST NORTHERLY CHAMPIONSHIP CURLING RINK IN THE WORLD\u2014W:inners of the \u201cUnsworth Cup\u201d for the season of 1907-08.The men composing this rink are residents of Whitehorse, in the Yukon Territory, and their names, reading from left to right, are as follows: \u2014Standing: Walter Hamilton, second; G.O.Hall, lead.Sitting: W.A.McKeown, third; H.G.Dickson, D.L.S., skip.(Phatographed for The Standard and just received from the Far North.) | Dog Cakes rm mm PRIZE-WINNERS AT THE HORSE SHOW\u2014The above series of pictures show a few of the horses which managed to secure prizes at last week\u2019s Show.Reading from left to right, their names are:\u20141st Row: Baron Brown, 1st in Class 9; Nellie, 1st in Class 17.2nd Row, Stillington Masher, 1st in Class 6 (this horse injured its fetlock shortly after the prize had been awarded); Ryedale Revival, 2nd in Class 6.3rd Row: Daniel O'Connell, 1st in Class 11; Clansman, 1st in Class 26.4th Row: Squaw, 2nd in Class 11; Acrobat, 1st in Class 8.IR PAIN LONG WAYS AROUND IN SCOT- miles apart in a straight line, are separated by no less than 360 miles LAND.of rail by the shortest route, viz, Crianlarich, Balquhidder, Perth and Inverness.Yet another Scotch incon- Scotland possesses railway anomalies, of which probably the most notable is that of the sta- several other |gruity is that the nearest railway station to the town of Port Ellen, on the island of Isley, if we except the small iD tions of Mallaig and Kyle, of Loc- [local line at Campbelltown, is Bally- halsh, which, though only twenty castle, in Ireland.\u2014London Globe.ALY N BEWARE \u201cTHE WATER OF THE EMPIRE.\u201d OF | Endorsed by Royalty.IMITATIONS | : ¥ THE RUSSELL ON THE SHEEP TREK.ox ThE Here are two Russell cars in far-off Australia.The adoption of the MERITS Russell by Canadian ranchmen has been followed up by a number of Aus- M | « \u2019 tralian wool growers, who have found the pioneer Canadian car, owing to its \u201c pm rae OF ' ample clearance, to be strictly a \u201cservice\u201d automobile.The illustration here- YARMO LS.JP MINAR D'S , with shows the well worn sheep trek through one of the world famed kangaroo OURS Rh Ni bushes.LINIMENT THE RADNOR WATER COMPANY HAVE BEEN APPOINTED BY SPECIAL WARRANT PURVEYORS TO His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales \u2014 I \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 = This Photo gives only a suggestion of one of the many interiors i which we carry in stock.We would be glad to have you call and see + our line or communicate with us.|THE C.B BODTLEY (D1.1 Fo 530 ST.CATHERINE, STREET WEST, MONTRE AL, 379 GEORGE STREET, al: 262 QUEEN ST.W., | TORONTO PETERBORO.\\ .The Largest Bowling Lawn in the World.The Dominion Bowling Lawn at Woodbine Park, Toronto, is the largest in the world, comprising thirty-two greens and accommodating 256 players at one time.Not a particle of sod was used in building it: RENNIE\u2019S \u201cEVERGREEN\u201d LAWN GRASS SEED was sown on the virgin soil, and, 35 days after, the lawnmowers were kept busy.On August 16th last, the Dominion Bowling Tournament was held on this now world-famous lawn, yet, but a few weeks before, not a vestige of grass was to be seen on the site.RENNIE\u2019S \u201cEVERGREEN\u201d LAWN GRASS SEED will make a lawn where all other seeds fail.Price: 30c per pound.\u201cRENNIE\u2019S SELECTION\u201d SWEET PEA MIXTURE.\u2014A special mixture of all the largest and newest varieties.Nothing finer can be had.%-1b.25¢ 'Phone Oners delivered same day.WM.RENNIE CO., Limited, ii PAGE WHITE FENCES- ST lil Got the Best.Stiles \u2018or Lawns, Farms anc Ranches.TTT | Made of high carbon wire, galvanized 2iic tnen paintee white.tid in Tougher and stronger wire than goes into any other fence, {73 naSESRCREE Ame) Get 2908 prices and illustrated booxlet.' 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THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.am a ee \u2014\u2014\u2014 MILK DIRECT FROM THE COW TO 5ORNING\"S milk direct from the farm to consumer 1s a special line of catering done by Mr.James N.Drum- mond, of Rosemount.This 1s valuable news for the home, inasmuch as the greater part of the milk supply of Montreal is from 24 to 72 hours old before delivery, though Mrs.Housekeeper has, in most cases, believed in the milkman\u2019s tale of \u201cDrawn this morning, Ma'am.\u201d Mr.Drummond 1s one of those men who, apart from the commercial aspect of the thing, takes an unusual interest in their business and show a care which 1s unhappily not too frequently met with in milk production and trading, or, for that matter, in other branches of dealing.He is President of the Milkmen\u2019s Association, and has won a number of silver cups and other trophies in connection with the equipment of his farm at Rose- mount, the methods with which it 1s handled, and the quality of his output.For several years he supplied the Pure Milk League of this city, a testimony in itself of the excellence of the milk from his establishment.Situated on one of the highest elevations of the Island of Montreal, Rose- mount Farm has, to begin with, a healthful situation and unsurpassed drainage facilities.Then the stables nee, Trophies won for cleanliness and efficiency on Dairy Farm of Mr.James N.Drummond.LLL wre ous 7 mn #3 va.and other structures in connection with the business are modelled on plans most approved by agricultural and other experts in relation to their effect on the quality of the milk taken from the cows therein housed and fed.All floors There 1s plenty of room, light and ventilation.Water continually passes through the troughs 1n front of the cattle, and 1s originally drawn from an artesian well sunk 250 feet in solid rock.Strict cleanliness in all particulars 1s the feature of the are of cement.~~ ÉD?stables and their management.Coming from a particularly healthy breed of cattle, the milk, drawn under the best conditions, is taken to the dairy some distance away, and there aerated and cooled down to a temperature of 40 degrees Fahrenheit.Bottles, which have previously been sterilized, are then filled with milk through a bottling machine which contains strainers, and are then sealed up with a pulpwood cap.They are then ready for delivery and are placed in specially constructed waggons which convey them over the short run to the city.The cattle are fed on the best pure grain provender and bran, and on home 3 the late Mr.James Drum- mond, of Petite Cote, was long known as one of the leading farmers in the Province.In 1890 the present Mr.James N.Drummond entered into the business of his father, and since 1897 has conducted it entirely on his own account, with a considerable measure of success.a @ grown hay.No brewers\u2019 7 grains are given.Salt is 2 CSA | supplied daily.À veterin- = ary surgeon makes regular AEN visits to ascertain that the | herd is in healthy condition.: a Sanitary dairy pails are \" used for milking, and other .lf details of processes are - cared for in as commend- # able fashion.| Mr.Drummond's father, I a s J sts AE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_ A RUSSELL LINE-UP.This is Main Street, Invercargill, New Zealand\u2014the farthest point south in that island ever reached by an automobile.In the picture are five Russell IN THE THEATRICAL WORLD\u2014 Signor Gennaro, with the Venetian Gondoliers\u2019 Band at Bennett's Thea- motor cars in military line-up.The Canada Cycle & Motor Co., Ltd, Toronto Junction, are to be congratulated on the world-wide growth of their in- IN THE AMUSEMENT WORLD\u2014The Bell Sisters, Scotch dancers, who will take part in the Empire Day Concert to be aiven in the Arena on Friday evening, May 22nd, under the auspices of the Caledonian Society of Montreal.tre next week.dustry\u2014the making of Russell cars._ IN THE THEATRICAL WORLD\u2014Madame Nazimova, the distinguished Russian actress, who will be seen at His Majesty's Theatre next week in \u201cA Doll\u2019s House,\u201d \u201cHedda Gabler,\u201d \u201cComtesse Coquette,\u201d and \u201cThe This is Madame Nazimova\u2019s first appearance in Montreal.Comet.\u201d The first almanac was printed by | George Von Purbach in 1460.The first printing press in the United States was introduced in 1629.[deal Lawn Fence The neatest and most serviceable lawn fence made.Manufactured from stiff, heavy steel wire, heavily galvanized.Better than wood or iron fences\u2014 cheaper than either.[Easily erected.Write for particulars.THE McGREGOR BANWELL FENCE CO., LIMITED Dept.F., Walkerville, Ontarlo.The Wonder 0i It.Can you conceive of a razor blade only 6-1000 of an inch thick! 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