The Standard., 11 juillet 1908, samedi 11 juillet 1908

[" ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT SUPPLEMENT Che Standard.VOL.IV.No.28.MONTREAL, CANADA, JULY 11, 1908.171 ST.JAMES STREET.\u2014 A Glimpse of the Tercentenary Pageant Rehearsals Now Taking Place on the Plains of Abraham AAA er a \u2014 Nm UP \u2014 SR Lo Last Se A = igen ws kK 4 WW, Ë Len pe es y : ms £ ve a NE A = a tok, Pad pa se = A be À és a A a i LL { \u2014# ä = pT æ.Par Ri : Kae tn 3 % on | 35 = i | cere Se = % AT yp Il pe x PEt vi FARE Lee wl, 4% A re ap a are = ir .wi EE.wh.Nm Aer iim 1 % a St 3X ou ha A Heit ce ss Fu + Ar * 3 Fs Wp oT REL pe RADY cent bd ë F BG Selly Sm rn : 209 £a oi Ses ltl 3 Nadie 3 LON SRE ne, LY 2% * NETS ®elds igh : , es I 1 + a we \u201cha el Ÿ = car Roa NS SA ys \u201c4 =.?d és pay mem hs, A Ny Og aE op We A + A eben Ey MER \u20ac + 3 oF we = PG A Ch Ey on hadnt C2 \u201cre - udp Fac 3 Ë mt \u201cRy : a = Ae af k ve > & = a RD a oo nes - Sel 'S = y 7&7 NS Su = e » 2 4 \u201cx * oA to Sl NT a a} > cu À ° 22a \u2014= = 4 ps G #- br \u201cer z > = re ER\u2014 = IS \u20ac» en a 4 [WH ww lds gode A 7 « Ad * x Wr 3 vi 4 x N \u2018 6 te BE b sat In vl À Rae Cad > i\u201d t es À C7 2 Sw a Lu NW AP\" Sih ses $A \u201c3, as Pe PT, TS in 5 w > l= CF, - ied > \u2026 de 7 EF ak £ RE gan cac, À =) LR = Yi 5% Li = ou at v -\u2014\u2014 a PT er < At \u2014 Th + Bn oN.lr] a le 7 ile #5 in nt, = santo ni pte If - - té 1e gr TEL } \u2014\u2014\u2014 Ca was A 4 # EL Nh > LC 2 Fa % h, \u201cre .\u201cun | ¥ im r sap _ a .18 1g 2 1f awit Cod u .?72 LES 1e Né a wt a el Weer rd iy sb.À oh J A és mg $ - dea alti or n Fr wit 1 7 \u201car \u201ci li À ei xv + Da + = ; & J Ya gow > a» ao 44 or vy roa d tL x vraie MT oA at A pu ve NR s, 2 Ni a 0 ve y LP EA \\ >» \\ A à i ie ANN ; pese = A À 0e 4 = ; 3 A J ¢ Mod 3 LS A, > E (ai Les QQ\u201c 04 PE % a fy 9° Wo De = Wie \\ = = A4 Ei - - N Jw a> on pe > | ow -~ 9 Nag ey \\ oP if \u201cny A Sand .ta\u201d pe in Q - 3 Re i = > 4% mA > Ce Sm Ea SP o 0 = i \u20ac.bas, ho ye 7 Led à LA 4 + w.* ald Lens: PS = \"y \u2014a + ME em CE a * + dr gd \u201cerre A i lf\u201d Ve À ; _ À Fe 1 $ ¢ > ?Eye à « A x + 5 ok wg NV @ A | 4 : # ¥ 3 À = Fi, af > sé = a * #- Se ¥ wg } l wih.\u20ac + +À J A A » _ f SAY 08 > & ¥ à È # # | WR LR) 4 \\ 4 a AS Q- + n° Sy # +5 £ apd | «+ J FRY o 1 Py 7 ; 04 sa pape \u201c ] $ * is * à A v ret?od ¥ \\ 5, Ha \\ ft bk NF.; 7 À oy 5 Pa 5 Besta % #_ ki Bod 7 SA ; >is : ; } EES wef ter Big 9%; 4 £ # L i?A \u201c+ = Ws d Po (A se SA, we yf : a | v LAS, % hyd à wy at et >.\u20ac 5 2 po YA E+.A À We.= # 8.pe j LR PRL x) [ry [Rd +\", rgd ; nd pies ge bes 3 Rw a Ass re a 3° 3 a) 8; Ie) 4 EU Gas se 4 ae 153 a mt 5 =.+ CS [x oA & cor wenn Fe = LS 2e Rr À -¥ th 4.E 1.5 ae (25° A + A gE = A 7 \u20ac Als à Le iJ at\u2019 : se ; _ 4 ès (és 3 { AA i pe A Sa 4 4 den >, 1d + 4 ra REF ee ST > : « A \u201clye x À À Fu Xi .> HA EF ¢ ha RY 00 ol ; pos / 3.4 » A 7 Va t sw ce Fa 4 ol.1\u201d ou e a Ho.a hb pacte Lu à ne x) 1.ve k 5 + Cite >: y à # % ji sp ral 4 rt, AY 4 2 & 2 + 72 x > 3 \u2019.- ya AE) 3 4 1% pe oF \\ eat À) ; \u201cH bo \u20ac» A.oo ~~ Vs À og, Pal qe hé.Pa jo \u201cA A EN ie Ea > ey 2 - \u2014 © 0m À GA (> \"À 8 4 LE) 4 = 1) Lo > \"J te 7 : sus AX LA Ey if Ç \u2018 Ni CA) [ er 7A (Photos by Livernois, Quebec.) SECTION OF THE FAMOUS PAVANE DANCE WHICH OCCURS IN COURT SCENE\u2014For Pageant Tableaux Scenes and Great Historic Procession in colors see Standard\u2019s Tercentenary Souvenir Number now in preparation.| es 0 -\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014-\u2014 fete cnet al 9 THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.= \u2014\u2014 ay \u2014 Children Who Support Battlefields Project; Tented City at Quebec Preparing for Rush of Visitors NN NN NN THE COMING TERCENTENARY CELEBRATION AT QUEBEC \u2014The Church of England Female Orphanage Building, now being used by the Tented City people as an administration building.AAA [al COLLECTORS FOR THE QUEBEC BATTLEFIELDS MEMORIAL\u2014Reading from left to right, their names are:\u20141st row: Charles W.Sherman, Morrisburg, Ont.; Bruce C.Sherman, Morris- burg; Alice Coullie, Montreal; Bertie Grimstead, Maisonneuve; Edna Elsie, Montreal; Helen and Marie Kavanagh, Montreal; Howard McCart, Avonmore, Ont.; Jeanne Caron, Hochelaga; Elizabeth S.Stewart, Montreal; Cord, Montreal; Ed.C.Lalley, Lachine Rapids, Que.; Raymond Chapman, Copper Cliff, Ont.; Isabel Corcoran, Montreal; Ralph and Ruth Vokes, Windsor, Ont.; Thos.W.Tite, Bishop\u2019s 3rd row: Madeline Grant, La Tuque, Que.; Iva E.and Harold Bromley, Montreal ; Lethbridge, Alta.; B.Clare Franckum, Montreal; Loretta Cloutier, Quebec; Ora Barker, Brandon, Man.; Andrew Thomas Fulton, Grand Mere, Que.; Neil Barrett Powter, Montreal; Chas.4th row: Marguerite Payan, St.Hyacinthe; Greta G.Devine, Lake Megantic; David and Ronald Rodger; Antonio de Ste.Croix, Gaspe; Cecil Poinant, Stanbridge, Que.; Renna Hurtubise, Montreal; Eric G.Bignell, Bergerville, Que.; M.J.Raoul Cyr, Bonaventure, Que.; Percy Stain- forth, Arundel, Que.; Walter W.McDonald, Winnipeg; J.Arthur Green, St.John, N.B.5th row: Bella Hay, Montreal; Alice McKeown, Montreal; Alexis Provencher; Lyndon Le Marquard, Gaspe; Coulter Denison, Montreal; Gordon Mclirvine, Richmond, Que.; G.Gordon Noble, Coderich, Ont.; James Inglis, Montreal; Godfrey Coffin, Grand Metis, Que.; Philippe Landriault; Ruth Pomeroy, Compton; R.H.Longhurst.2nd row: Bertha Irvine, Martintown, Ont.; Crossing, Que.; David Munroe, Montreal; Evelyn Springle, Montreal.E.Morgan, Montreal; J.Frederick S.Shaw, Levis, Que.; Arthur M.Frier, Shediac, N.B.William; Ella McColl, Fort William.~~ NAN AN F.Robert Winter, Montreal; Electric Power For St.Clair Tunnel.HE mighty steam moguls which used to haul trains through the St.Clair Tunnel have been replaced by powerful electric locomotives, such as that which is illustrated on this page.It will be noticed that the complete locomotive unit consists of two half units, each half unit containing three pairs of driving wheels.To each pair of driving wheels is geared a 250 h.p.single phase alternating current motor.The frame of the locomotive is built along the general lines common to steam locomotives, the exact type, of course, being changed to conform to the requirements of the electric locomotive.On the frame is installed a locomotive cab, which is built up of structural steel frame-work, on which is mounted the sheet steel top and sides.The coup- lers, bumpers, footboards, air couplings, etc.are of the standard type used in the Grand Trunk Railway System.Inside the cab is installed most of the electrical equipment necessary to the operation of the locomotives.Practically all the mechanism of the locomotive is controlled directly or indirect- Plains of Abraham for the accommodation of visitors.THE COMING TERCENTENARY CELEBRATION AT QUEBEC\u2014Types of tents that are being put up on the THE PRETTY CLUB-HOUSE OF THE LONGUEUIL BOATING CLUB\u2014This charming riverside retreat is at present the centre of much activity.nicely situated on the waterfront at Longueuil, and commands a splendid view of the St.Lawrence, which is very wide at that point.now preparing for the annual regatta, which is always a most enjoyable event.\u2014 THE ELECTRIFICATION OF THE ST.CLAIR TUNNEL\u2014One of the powerful electric locomotives that now hauls Grand Trunk trains through the tunnel beneath the St.Clair River, connecting Canada with the United States.These locomotives have taken the place of the mighty steam moguls which used to do this work.It is The Club is ly by electrical devices.The current is supplied to the locomotive through the pantograph trolley seen on the top of the locomotive.This device folds at the joints in such a way as to give a large range in the elevation of the contact bow, this varying from about 22 feet above the top of the rail in the yards to about 17 feet above the top of the rail when the locomotive passes through the tunnel.The pantograph trolley bow is held against the trolley wire by means of a spring tending to raise the trolley bow.The trolley is lowered by means of an air piston, the operations of which are controlled by means of an electrical push-button.The current from the trolley passes next through the necessary circuit breakers, instruments and central switches to a transformer in which the voltage is reduced from 3,000 to about 250 volts.From the transformer the current passes through additional controlling switches to the motors installed alongside the driving wheel axles under the locomotive cab.In order to provide a larger overlook capacity for both transformers and motors, an elec- trically-driven blower is installed in the locomotive cab which furnishes a sufficient supply of cooling air for both transformers and motors.A motor- driven air compressor is also installed in the cab and supplies compressed air not only for the operation of the brakes on the engine and the train service, but for the operation of the various devices on the locomotive for which compressed air is used, including the operation of the pantograph trolley bow, the operation of the electrically-controlled switches, the ringing of the bell, the sanding of the track, the setting of the circuit breakers, etc.All of these operations are under the immediate control of the locomotive driver.The locomotive is controlled through a lever operated in a manner similar to that in which the throttle on a steam engine is operated.The air-brake equipment is installed in immediate proximity to the master controller lever.( eration in any system in the world.Harold Mec- T.R.Fitzgerald Pennefather, Irene McColl, Fort NEW \u201cPAY-AS-YOU-ENTER\u201d CAR.The illustration on this page of the new \u201cPay-as-you-enter\u201d car, for use on suburban or interurban lines, is reproduced from the photo of a car now in service on the Montreal Park & Island Railway System, which system is operated by the Montreal Street Railway Company.The car is 50 feet in length, and, instead of having a platform at the rear end of car, it has one placed about three-quarters\u2019 distance from the front.There are two compartments in the car, the back one being for smokers.The car has all the latest improvements, and is one of the most comfortable sand.prettiest cars in op- The windows being large and low, give passengers ample opportunity for admiring the scenery along the route through which it operates; and the doing away with the rear platform is a decided improvement, as it prevents rocking, the car being evenly balanced.As the conductor is always stationed 1t the entrance, his presence prevents the possibility of an accident whilst one is getting on or off the car.Passengers enter the space between the two brass bars, and, after depositing their fare in the fare-box, either enter the front or rear compartment of the car as they may desire.The exit doors are always closed after passengers leave the car.This car was built at Montreal Street Railway Company\u2019s Shops, Hochelaga, at a cost of $11,000.OFFICERS OF THE LONGUEUIL BOATING CLUB\u2014Reading from left to right, their names are:\u2014Top row: Messrs.A.E.Emblem, J.H.Mar- cou, James Cunningham.Middle row: Messrs.D.W.Davies and H.S.Thornton.Bottom row: Messrs.W.D.Thompson, G.W.Murray (commodore), T.L.Hughes.THE COMING TERCENTENARY CELEBRATION AT QUEBEC\u2014The Grande Allee, Quebec, over which the big istorical procession and military parade will pass during the Tercent ivities.\"Thi ds directly to the Plains, where the pageants and military review will be held.Festivities This street leads © ee NN NL = SNS AAA A \u2014\u2014 \u201d , hy J | à 4 0HR 1 #1 \u2018 4 gs ; co 5 # ogden a TL + She «i, We ge Hil ak .(900 M NS THE NEW \u201cPAY-AS-YOU-ENTER\u201d CAR ON THE MONTREAL PARK & ISLAND RAILWAY\u2014Instead of having a platform at the rear end, this car is fitted with one in the centre.This leads to two compartments, that in the front being for the use of passengers in general, while that in the rear is for smokers.The car, which is 50 feet long, embodies all the latest improvements, and is nicely finished throughout.re a Ma iii akan Se SMS Fr OS cd \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 TH a an ~~ \u2014 worl was Emt som sion poin that In ti ed 1 tors- the sens _.__\u2014 ee Te ae Pe ~~ \u2014 ee = THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.re 3 Suffragist Movement in England ; Some Enthusiastic Montreal Yachtsmen ; Golfing and Yachting MR.W.LYNNWOOD FARNAM, the new organist of Christ Church Cathedral, Montreal.dred women could have been mustered in the Albert Hall.The procession was led by four stalwarts\u2014Lady Frances Balfour, the sister of the Duke of Argyll and the sister-in-law of Mr.Arthur Balfour; Mrs.Fawcett; Miss Emily Davies, who is seventy-eight; and Dr.Sophie Bryant, the head mistress of the North London Collegiate School for Girls\u2014so that Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland led the van.XR XR XR Since this demonstration was held seasons at the Park.another has taken place.The latter was made up of the physical-force suf- fragists\u2014a party that claims to be seven times as strong as the non-phy- sical force women.It stormed the Houses of Parliament and made things \u2014\u2014 ~\u2014\u2014 pretty lively for the London \u2018\u2018bobbies.\u201d Several who took part in this procession were arrested.One of the pris- oners subsequently made the threat THE WOMAN MILITANT: THE GREAT SUFFRAGIST PROCESSION IN LONDON, ENG.\u2014The women suffragists in the world\u2019s metropolis recently marched in procession from the Thames Embankment to the Albert Hall, by way of emphasizing their desire that the franchise should be conferred on members of their sex.Spectacularly, and in point of organization, the procession was a huge success.It included 800 banners, 15 bands of music, and over 10,000 women of all professions and trades, from lady doctors to gardeners and from actresses to factory maids.Spectators who came to scoff at the women remained to cheer.a THE LONDON SUFFRAGISTS.HE recent demonstration of the Suffragists in London, repre- were the banners which they had worked in enormous numbers a vast improvement on the type usually employed, but color was lent by the ordinary dresses of the women and by the academic gowns which a great many of them wore, and it was very noticeable that no section of the procession received so much applause as these gown-wearers, except, perhaps, the nurses, who always touch a sympathetic chord.In point of size the demonstration was a revelation to the great mass of Londoners.senting the non-physical force party of the women of the world\u2019s metropolis who want a vote, was a great success.Starting from the Embankment at three o\u2019clock, in dry if somewhat dull weather, the procession took a whole hour to pass a given 15545 Hho ss om EUNIIE ERAS a LL = sai ts \"EMI RS wi ou } Park on the site of its popular predecessor.dés tie It is larger and higher, and the \u201cdips\u201d are steeper and longer.INL oe L&E à ie x À Sk lg Fig Sr NN ; Se Ci M 1 REE WHERE MONTREALERS AND VISITORS TO THE CITY SPEND THEIR EVENINGS\u2014A view of the new scenic railway just constructed at Dominion The new affair, however, is a greater \u201cthriller\u201d than that which did duty during the first and second The cars are operated by electricity.AN INCIDENT IN THE RECENT VISIT OF THE KING AND QUEEN TO THE CZAR \u2014 The arrival of Dow- ager-Czarina Marie, sister of Queen Alexandra, at Reval, preparatory to greeting the King and Queen on the point, and it was not until five o\u2019clock that speaking began in the Albert Hall.In the first place, the procession proved that, of all the many demonstrators who have tramped the same route, The speeches in the Albert Hall were all very much to the point, the only protest being at the criticism which Lady Henry Somerset directed against the Suffragettes, who for their part royal yacht \u201cVictoria & Albert.\u201d Her Imperial Majesty afterwards entertained her sister and brother-in-law on board her own private yacht.The Empress Marie recently spent several weeks in England, the guest of the Queen.The two sisters are greatly attached to one another.the women have by far the greatest sense of the picturesque.Not only maintain that but for their rather rowdy tactics little more than a hun- a nes THE RECENT GOLF TOURNAMENT AT DIXIE\u2014Mr.T.B.Reith, one of (Photographed for The Standard.) Montreal\u2019s crack golfers.Irv ofa * J il YACHTING ON LAKE ST.LOUIS\u2014On the occasion of the recent annual dinner of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club, a couple of interesting races were run during the afternoon.The illustration shows Messrs.Papineau Bros., the winners in the \u201chobo\u201d class.modore; W.C.Finley, ex-commodore.A 4 \u2014 \u201cYe ~ À \u2018hat bombs would be used if the police continued to combat the suffragists and keep them from entering the precincts of Parliament.' 1 Ch ; YACHTING ON LAKE ST.LOUIS\u2014The annual dinner of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club was recently held at Dorval, on which occasion the above group picture of members and guests was taken.row (left to right) are the following:\u2014Mr.A.W.Morris, ex-commodore; Major G.W.Stephens, Chairman of the Board of Harbor Commissioners, Montreal; the Hon.Gen.Bradley, United States Consul; Mr.R.C.Smith, K.C., Commodore of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club; Mr.F.D.Monk, M.P.; H.Markland Molson, ex-com- Seated in the front (Photographed for The Standard.) YACHTING ON LAKE ST.LOUIS\u2014Messrs.Alex.Paterson and Chester Day, who were second in the \u201chobo\u201d race.One can easily tell when he is in So ardent a motorist has the Em- sight of a railway station in Sweden peror Menelik become that three at which meals are served by the sign Abyssinian boys have been sent to of a knife and fork crossed.Berlin to be trained as chauffeurs.FORESTERS POSING FOR A SNAP-SHOT IN TORONTO\u2014Group of delegates to the Convention of the Supreme Court of the Independent Order of In the centre of the picture are Hon.Elliott G.Stevenson, S.C.R., and Past Supreme Chief Ranger Victor Morin, Foresters, held recently in Toronto.(Photo by Lyond, Toronto.) of Montreal.In the background is the handsome Norman facade of the City Hall, Toronto.THE RECENT GOLF TOURNAMENT AT DIXIE\u2014This took place on the links of the Royal Montreal Golf Club, and was the most successful of all the golf tournaments held in recent years in the Province of Quebec.The illustration shows the Quebec and Ontario teams sitting on the piazza of the Golf Club House at Dixie. 4 THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.TTI TE Te wh RY 2e [ About the Marshall J Sanitary Mattress.ES A 3 JR as 2, i Uli \u201cTEER = 0 TF CSIR um > n | WEN 5 La, | | y $114 Hi 3% ° ey 4 ald EF Fc A 5 xl i} A ù = A wo A EA F La > = w = i J i 1-8 E o , 4 ) iL ä Res: 44 bs F d | pi + i | 4 À ppp The fir& and second class nN Ca 4 Gly.v EE .d \u20ac Ÿ BY SN ; 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os ros (horoueh training in echool and CL ; | to The cooling and oiling are properly provided for and friction reduced fa traditions of 78 pones combine to GENUINE It's impossible for a delicate person to digest any a minimum.> .izh i i TLL : : : : The transmission gears i - Inc onte high jets and broad views {I Severe 4 preparation which is undergoing fermentation.ward ho gransmis gears are of the selective type, three speeds for Courses qualify for University, N It\u2019s the e of fermentation in Bass\u2019 Barley Wine which makes 1 CA Royal Military Collegoand Business BEWARE t the seal absence délicate ersons and ail run dovn conditions All gears and shafts of special nickel steel.1 acres round wi XU .Ifo sores of gr und with e hdr oF onic for P The clutch and brakes are positive in action and easy to disengage.À ' \u2018 , sonarate buñldings.fvory modern One of the strongest claims that can be put forward for Bass\u2019 Barley | equipment.IMITATIONS Wine is that it\u2019s the finest product that Bass & Co., the greatest brewers Canada C cle and Motor Co | td Autumn Term Begins Thursday, SOLD in the world, turn out.uy \" eptember .° , ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS for ON THE Bass\u2019 Barley Wine costs 30c.a bottle and if your druggist hasn\u2019t FACTORIES, WEST TORONTO, CANADA.residentand day pupils.Special scholar- oO 1 1 .: = residentand day puplls.Sp 18 MERITS got 1t, write us Direct Factory Representative, F.GC, PENNAL, EXAMINATIONS for entrance scho- i .OF : Bl: \u2014 LIMITED TS .larships, Saturday, September mn ÿ crs cI MITE Cums | MINARD'S At Local Agency: HENRY W.AUDEN, M.A, al Ap : = = (Cambridge), Principal | WL ARMOUTH N.S.J S.B.Townsend & Co.- Montreal EASTERN AUTOMOBILE CO.17 and 19 University St.2 BE LI NIMENT Sole Agents for Canada.No.309 St.AGNES\u2019 SCHOOL > Benevite, ont.DO YOU HEAR WELL: We agree to make you hear ordinary conversation, providing Lo you can still hear thunder.ae i school young trons wish you to seo a new electrically sensitized hearing device called the Elec- - ne, that instantly causes even the deafest people to hear clearly.\u201cTHE WATER OF THE EMPIRE.\u201d ough coursesin English es The very best result we can promise you as a reward L Musi Art for using Electrophone is the complete, lasting restor- anguages, [Vlusic, ation of your hearing.Endorsed by Royalty._______ : Next to that in i t is th tainty that the A y - vary and Physical Culture, moment you apply this marvellous little instrument you iP and are prepared for able ible to hear clearly and distinctly, either the Universities.Con- This scientific electrical sound conducting instru .ment fits snugly over the ear, as shown in cut.Its servatory of Music Ex- purpose is to magnify sound waves and throw therm : : 1 rectly on the d i ccording aod or hed mature.The result is Your deat ear is\u2019 exercised Jus .as well as ears are, d aft hil mos arounds are beautiful Moan te hearin has become\u2019 as 00 46% ttach- while, , a and extensive and th dau en Peter et the mleeuophone, iin: lat ex Ch ad the firaln, effort or embarrassment, and your please vastly increased th : that no arge an andsome being done as Is the case With artificial eardrums.COMPANY SPECIAL WARRANT PURVEYORS TO His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales building is thoroughly equipped with every and Swimming Tank.Prospectus and fuller information may be had by applying to Miss F.LE.Carroll ST.AGNES\u2019 SCHOOL, ELMPOOL, BELLEVILLE, ONT.Lady P rincipal.aN trumpets, etc., that poison and ruin the ears of al who use them.Come and test the Electrophone Free.We agree to make ynu hear.You will receive COUT 1 teous attention and not be urged to purchase.we modern een hee Le advise, however, that when you have tried at.and improvemen - ectrophone exactl ited to your degree © HAVE BEEN APPOINTED di p » 10 ness, you pay a deposit on it and try it at home.Thoss who cannot call should BY clu ing Gymnasium write for our free illustrated booklet and list of satisfied users of the Electrophone- SENT ON TRIAL ANYWHERE IN CANADA.Remember, the Electrophone willl open up a new world to you.Perhaps you are only looking for temporary relief, but you will find that it wil do much more.THE BELECTROPHONE GRADUALLY RESTORES THE NATURAL HEARING.\u2018We satisfy 99 per cent.of our patrons, because we sell all instruments subject to one full month\u2019s trial.Free trial to all who call.Free booklet to all who write Write to Dept.E., Canadian Office: The Brand Electro Ozone, Limited, 334 Spadina Avenue, Toronto.} -_z\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014m\u2014m\u2014m\u2014\u2014m\u2014m\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\"\"\"\"_\u2014_\u2014\"_ A a \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 "]