The daily witness, 6 décembre 1906, jeudi 6 décembre 1906

[" \u2014 PN Sixteen Pages & Ce < Snow or Sleet Tem.FY Na Da Ax 11, No.265 ys | \"» ae Ÿ Ê > s 3 ; PE A DOMINION P _ MONTREAL, TH ARLIAMENT hy URSDAY, DECEMBER .3 I) .AN : 6 8 _ \u2018 Housse Hereafter Reserve \u2019 OTHER GAMBLING CA A , 1905.\u2014 = i s\u2014 : TT a he Preston Reve nr Inesday Even- Complai .SE FIZZLES OUT.| - Price ONE Cext ignation - Vacant \u201d ir: Hyman\u2019s plainant Made an Af | THE SENATE a -T oo.ud : - z .| z i EE British geship in Previ fidavit Denvi = | ONE | .r en : | < \u2014 ! S _ Columbia.mn evious Charges ying His | Senator David Invites D | WS IN BRIEF .i - \u20acs \u2014_\u2014 \u2019 \u201cA : EN ; 4 | ons ebate Mite Meni ie FALLS POWER-TRAD HE DISAPPEARED A | trikes and Utilizing of lat Cr éd dE 1 _ + ; \u201cue ! + ) De ce T > .whit RES act co ope THROUGH CANAD FUSSED THE | ous JUDGE TO-DAY Militia Ds the Ebi Towa, Arranz 1s INDUSTRIAL 8 or RAT IAN HoL \u2018 - DIs.Dm the integrity or a While = OCIETIE IVE BA SON CAS Sel LIFE - Cave, go Lot the Li peer 3 - ES\u2014M NKS A SE.AFESAVING ST ! .guarantees al Wasilian Pn \u2014 IR.- ASTE ND SAVING STATIONS __ (commercial ve ales the open i MACLEAN\u2019S TWO RS AND MATES | BRUNSWICK SEX on Cp |edit inn FARE -CENT RAILW CANCIES_TT À CURTAL va 1 ter al E BILL.AY oon KING Dose Engish i \u2014 _ NIALS.ping vhat Ja r BEM SP Es ; ; Yo clapan ani R wt H ! ve 6 -Prva ; Ottawa a paring Tor war Ussia cie Act - 5 e members dey Suskat Lernoun Due 5o\u2014In the Senate 1] haat erize j ar.but these = Lin mmons ed Las sual S chewan 17.137 the \u20ac .Senator Young gave te this af las \u2018es 1 d'a he Ru siorlvs um à jas v-uai, to British Col 7,137 to Alb ti commitier on prive gave notice m | smpleie (ment saan War on somewhat mise As to the olumbia.16 t erta, 12,541 me for the receivi ate bille Chat she | Lins, i oi late and an early tario ocatlon of 1 o the Yuko vate bills and \u20ac iving of petitions \\i a ot ; early ad-|tion_ the go immigr: L uson.be ex 1d committee r Us.put LC meeting ni - In accord mee with th tion in its overnment was rants in On- e extended from Deco ce reports would Na hoor Roche be Seemed Eu 7 ed last session Th he new demand for far ation eee atten- Es ecember to Februar hb i.huton N Ho, NUL a bras Ç on Wed e tlouse Sérvants in het laborers and d to the Ir Senator \u201c|! vonihitcou 1 onan.Presi ee es pesday evenngs, C rat province omestic gave 1 \u2018 David public charged : ot Chisstian M \u201ciixs proceedings were , CO-OPER _ .a ouce of a Keepers a li diwe women Mon i vere .2 / c ATIO notion | I, ; AWS el La silo: > alto 4e con- INDUS N BAN lati for papers\" shock ser, and an alde on [ Cb or hve o'clock, Mr STRIAL SDR AND relating to = DE on ins combi dvi Ce 104 \u201cywler, of King's N Mr.; and the cl strikes Cand declared Lo nu hu reps NB.who Me.F oi cling «ui : Pavid MR d'tither \u2018an : puta ne:derabli A + ., i: LT D Kpat CO he I | ty re ol | D.Monk, of Jac also ne utile, THe forced to Kirkpatrick, why h wh aren mh f ré [to pro Lhe second reading oi Cartier Backin ked for he adn W flee: from the oi wh fren me iu lus seut for he provide th ng of hig bill suckingham Ce is an innoee MF nine v ue LS sESS.U0 e ganization le machin ig bill correspon spike Pvc tog cent mdn | AL - ee of industri ery for th \u2018espondence, He! Loi conspiracy » ander dy 4 i societies f ustrial e or- invited He lie (Mr Hows acy similar \u2018 Ol one o the conspu- .( includ whether w e or fire oun labor up \u201cheen conver: tothe plotters spi , I Ldn Wilson, C ness ing dealings in holesale or retail bles labor trow 1cviv | mveried mn che otters.who had : à Adi net , Conservalive, of |t of bankin and and the b = he + and declared val recent Chapman à AdEngrou, moved for a cop ; va g under certain ire.an vould offer ai | \\ sente which was ry ol t 1s provi 1la- rendment : aus À Harvard < , a ke ided .'N1S to the rcver in his stud WAN \u2026 1 gation, promis s taken at 100 banking 1 that societies th Senator David (xisting law.He fever in his home ut lung with tephod sine Une Lom se | by the Miu- reserve and bind à péstablish a josh ble compelled ee to wu might a hand to RTI York.had last ; M last sess accep .themselv utable led to bear palities hei Hurghars : and encounter i.> Mr.W.T 10D, Into po deposits f selves 1 ; wher war the \u20ac cine | doctor tes the er with t i\u201c « : Li to ott rom o neither 1 it was ord cost of militi doctor is ex middle of the Wo ussloner ol dà Preston, other than its or advanc Sen ordered out for « militia { r 1s expect of the night.1 tavther ars In pperations of any own members ed snenator | Ferguson Naked sak duty.pr patient.ting no serous results to Cre ut poe \u2018ticular nust of any co-0 uberis.Jus ife-savi gove er out fie CE ion BRS beetle à cree de ret et end wi abo | Te ons sh pies, hus duties, 8 TES, Monk rel which it i ctoral dis- s on Vancouver navigati CS rita story ur the m fre, Bu saiary and\u2019 onk refer it is or dis Jstands ouver and l\u2019ri on wiurn- Jritaln 1 ar ormng papers t , ai had tr the erred to th ganized.Mr ands.lle wa and Prince Edward! Pier arranging with ¢ pers that \u2018 suchantentary anspired \"Hat had att e remarkab .the los as led to tl sdwaral tevchange of 1 Canada ; ' ~ Mr Wh y nguiry last opera ended th able succes ss of the \u2018V to the enquir, i Ror oi soldier 4 dor an , ; nie > A ative societies | e work of the s Island.wi alencia\u2019 pquiry by | orden save diers, Six Freders \u2018 M Pres = did not conside sum\u201d orl societies in of these co- | .with the Joss of on a Vancoaver !! 1 says, is chiefly reduri on ., served er that WO d.other parts £ the wreck of oss of many liv aver, mg.The only f y a misundersia - ss oi hee counter much at the The Fins ta of th Prince Ed: of à Norwegian\" bar end 1$ that Canad; oundation for \u2018and 02 abs ae the hy then, had that he meas Minister quite d te Island.or Est ie tig men oi paving et a ee ' | ae (anadtar SR office he now vond dis ss of cu-opertci e agree worst atter case, red-ta Las oînt, Bind t : er permane 2 Re Lou.Lu, L commerci ow | ispute.Th perizion was | .sort had «© tapeisn of | o gei men of anen: corps sr :n tne Far Bast sal commis- TUres could ; e provincal us Le vessel wa cost men\u2019s fi of the, 12h corps wi of the disbande So ; er of Fast i give all th al leg.sia- mh s ashore wit ives.The s who are willi ed Bri yo oe { the Interi n the prese i e power: er deck: with on à ; ng to come LOLS or sent bill s proposed the s, and in vie Lom per \"he E = © © lab Dep on hi atser yo engage in A a he aU ova her It was.found of persons on Le A.Harvey sd uwestigati » the House.I ousider that the .Fielding Aid aid, so tie government offici possible to | ashor vom Machias.a ton i gation had : he Necessity for ere wus whe à, so tied wer officials to jashore m the Be chias, Mame, w as the report h.been held.ad: co-operativ che same private lif e thev bv rule rend ou T av of Fundy , went New ip | was verbal , a as elsewh e bankas in U: £ ifeboat was obt\u2019 ules.When uaesday.Captai y.near Dighx to bring it dow al, he was |0WD i ere, becaui a Lan of the s obtained \u2018en à men b plain Berry : gn.wi.villa se, eve .Ww governm \u2018ai the officials 1 but one man rry and « + = LE HYM banking agencies, but two and three hoard BY ATR eA reused 0 td to gor ashore ui once ra ger Lo AN of bank , but possibly ; NICH RE Vars was \\ rain until s ad to w e.but once : der Lim ATTON that MP.M sibly the kind OLSON'S P drewni \u201c ut up.Th sntil sixty wander for ashore thev LGN ATION.serve a .Monk proposed The n LACE ON M for ing in the meanti e men were could get rhel or bours beto ae oo serve purpose that the would apie now celebrated gambli ETCALPE STREE or the train w eantime.The mones 1 Jot helter from the stor re hey i dr of the Opps frit mn pA am oe BE ly ciel umbing came ie act to bo Th i pl bf pt wn Send CS - question as lo wh si renewed be bo: 7 e poor mi to-day i an extraordi [rank in d has been a nt were doi cials of th à 1\u20ac exposure à erry Te 4 ne i an.It ; ay in the En ordinary cli the United 8 away oll i rescu oing nothi te gov- sure.ration was w ether any furti be t roe in mind.of co must Choque quete Court bei cliérax morni States y on busines- ti e of the m othing towa Q ET ee Cr © Mr H available r er be funds of th urse, that it will te They hav before Jud nmg.was fixed for this tin Grad, en.two youn vd the |, Queens University i + Mr.Hymans egarding the Co-ope ti je poor man\" ound owi y have both fall ge} The 7 this : y and William g men, Aus- Carnegi ity is to .Hi tiunet portiol resignation ; perative banks wi n° that these feb owing to the f en to the: case of Brad out in 4 d liam Campbell, pu gie the last $100.000 get irom Mr [ae portiolio and he of his Siderati | will handle, b vre, the act that O fixed fo.of Brady bas already and ory.at the peri pbell, put eudowm st $100,000 on the SH r.vs oi Com is seat 1 ° on by a spec , but con-| h 2 man who laid scar Le for trial in the y bee took th e peril of thei » DULY ent they ar © $50.000 fr.Speal mons.p the in all probabili pecial commzite ; as left the city aid the complaints,: Hench, tho : Court of Kai 0 deed wa iree men off th cir lives, [Already 5250 y are now tryan | r.Speaker anew of th ability result in e would affidavit i city and left behi J ints, Kaffideit i ugh, in fece 8 was a gallant he wreck.The | 142 aly = 000 of the yang Lo raise \u2018urther worl fr ervd tha: h ne peaessary saf the provision led in which he disclai ind kim any ceed EW, cou of the abov The Hon.M one.The 1188 Decn secured.required $400.4ANT 1°0ve he P orT from M e hau The Mini y safeguards ledge af the ch isclaims all k ied with ree, cannot velthe - Mr.Scott sai \u2019 \u2019 Lan lve Prime Minister ans fyman.the inister of Labor d in questio aracter of the two houses i \u2018 be pro.werpiovernment offici said the failure of| À 7 \u2014 .us Mr Hrmens answered that so Wi workiogmen of th declared that were tion, and says the two houses Directly Judge C «prekensible: pfficials had been my Vire party oŸ seventy-f d » L'abinet vis n's resignation from || ih much interest e country viewed himself gated by Andy Ae | Drosecutions on the Bench he \u201cChoquet took his seat looked into.He would Lave EE + \"al settlers SEE SE Salvation ba nn Me H concerned ite had egislation that M and pleasure ms éscribed : 3 onev, who i containi produced at} lights an read a st > tn ol har, aie\u2019 .at St tot Le 4h .; ; ite ît- 3 the spirit of rev as à v, whois laining Lefebvre\u2019 an envelope and lifeboats i atement of oan yesterday Jobin on :n ER ete Seth ivan asking hi writ- the Depart : Mr.Monk pro; \" of revenge gambler, in panied by re's affidavi place o > ts il was or tne \u2018 F- ° an *! che same b m to recon- epar ment of Lab posed, and The full SL \u2019 a y a Jette p.vit, Recomm on Vancouv , proposed M 1: moine «um .but had not y n- ate with M abor would ; ull text of this febvre said t r.In this le - that it w uver Island to At the R - i Ca In response yet heard gi r.Monk therei co-oper- Vit, sworn bel vis remarkable h that is letter Le- |i was planned , and added |! oyat Hortic Ms } thereto ginator of thes erein.Th : as fu v bétore Mr.Lai ble affida- when the es he was ng sfations to establish ii ded London th ' icultural lxh A à .ce : ., se CO-Operaiiv The ori- #8 lows: \u2014 Mr.Lafontaine Nicl case would uneware 5 s on Prince E ish fife-sav- vineïs e gold' medal f xiimit in \u20ac CoS COLE Canada, Mr.A sive societi À 1 , reads OX olson d _ come u ; senator Sulli Rdward I inefal frait medal for the b #5 ts UMBIA'S ou , Mr.Alphonse Desjardi ies in , the undersi , lat 1 : and es his mother gainat be an i Sullivan though sland.British C exhibit ! est pro- 2 SANT JUDGES A'S cceeded in at : esjardins, had Comme i ersigned.Oscar | 1ome in fan Frneise was i n inquiry i hought there sh ritish Columbi ras been wo Ü - 1ESHIP | to the attracting inuc , had mercial traveller scar Lefebvre, Jo visit n Francisco, h ln coast, ds.nto the whol should tors i ia.and indivi on bv | R : movement, : uch attenti detectiv er.and now : pyre, ta isit her.He di .he had \\stguards.includi ole questio ors in that provi ividual exinb 1e Li Leur deal t at, and bad dod on e, duly sw ow à private He would e did not k gone Senator Elk ing those of nm of silv province bave = DN Si \u201cthe orders of o encourage thrift i ote a great.| 0) That 1 orn, say as | ii lavit fo return, by now when be lis said there the lakos er medals and e secured sev | poux \u2018 , rders où tl Mr.Monk's bi rift in th jt made a con _ follows:- davit for tl irn, but he left en a shocki there had Ks.three br en ' .the Minist [the day wW Monk\u2019s bill wi e country he defenda comphint agai pr the judge t the affi- 8 ocking wreck recently i onze.j mas \u201cur sir ot J ; ere commilt will go « ; 9 ants about O Lt against That à 0 read.ÿ- Shore of New k on th y Tramps ~ RE | + he Hous ustics desired | ee to be v à spécial (2) That I was i ctober 13 J 1 5 no Tease ; Brunswi e north (in Beni entered { .spe a sti sired named lat al Boi was inform 3, 1906.should be diumi n why or four days nswick.F in B ered the Episc Hi or 5 the recent statement in re- er.oissonneauit ed by Mr.G Cs i div issed,\u2019 y the case] st days men w or three rampton.O Episcopal Chure! 4 : > Te Eh ut Mr ase AND MATES A gambling house, two defendants TE Nevertheless, 1 hae the de vessel near the exposed on a communion me cole no fl eo 12 ap on the Supt a e vacant | CANADIAN V - t.Lawrence st e, one at N ; Mr ing to represent 0 know | savin] id.owing to tl e.but be |g 00 missionary the Sunday vv Irieh 0 e Supreme C rant | AN VESSEI No.5 e street and t No.164 Mr.© Br à Lefebvre.aving apph 1e absenc Au th nary boxes, nday- H rn Columbia wh ourt Bench | SELS.59 Metcalfe street hé other at Presented uchesi replied vre, Soon af phance.They = of line.the sexton went &, and then, wi , Lo um - for s Tr a Th 8 .e su ter thi ey all perisi a wi m went for hel whale \u2018> noms undesirabl as for sale, lt The balance (3) That 1 have i case the man as d that he re Wegi is there had perisued, wmdow.drove : p.broke thr LE Ciel that an e, Mr.Ayleswort [up to \u2018 of the sitlin Lai places, and ve inspected th .advocate in tl ian barque ca ad been a Nor- the chure e away with ; througi : at an assorti As bn a discus g was give , I have _ the two Judge Ch 1e of St.Law st ashore i No urch shed.and di a horse fro ed assertion of this ki | caster\u2019s bi sion on Mr.E ven could prov seen nothing whi e Choquet\u2014 This i .Lawrence.ne; e in the Gulf .and' disappe: m A Lun 5 » prejudi f this kind, | er's bill, whi Mr.E.A.Lan- prove that these tw ng which \u20acase, a : his is ue ; every \"mi near a H suit ; CS ppeared.ik * ! STR où the eon courts in |e and oer Dovides that mas Ben houses, two houses were | st now SF an indictable offers.thought the perished.Eton nd an He rumored that Ott A vel to ge e country shou! ust be Bri 4 anadia an at the i ; pubic i \u2019 ypu le offence.11 me had arri ls Ln effort have 1 awa Is A \u2018 his go unvontradic A ould ritish subjects lan vessels or bef inspection w e interest ou ere acting .rere should L e ha arrived _ mov o have the chief mak.ng < poini the = adicted.I posal was ce L jects, A similar ore Oct.11, 1906 as made cn PWN wi est or \u2018in .in the {along ( be Hife-savir | when oved there ir chief consuls \\ [3 \u201cthe NO peaker, a: , \u201cer s vonsidered la ; pro- (5) That id n .oi ho, in hi 2 interest © anada\u2019s E'SaVINE stations om Montres s re 4 He Oppeation.Lo the Te | ever gol beyond the aon bu.of Brady 1 did not sor that {he house ve bringing the afidavit, is charge l water-borne oan wher there A A depulati 7 al.3 > Lo Arenas rule of atten \u2018bere to-day sh e stage.house by Nicholson wer sc | TEE ho is an act = st was now well I fhe Canad\u2018an (WA ; ion oï Montr EY; vol Me Awl e of the ILous [still consid y showed that th c ses by examinatt vere gamblin 3 » is at the bo of re- stati ow well hghted anad\u2018an (Waited upon Ki Montrealers Ep § noel ote Lite viesworth would he se siderable divergence cre is that all info ation or otherwise, b gj Mr.Bruchesi\u20141 ttom of it?ons should he th ghied, and savir [that .Sir Waltrid La to-dav [x a i = ve adieurn have + Lo the nécessity gence of opinial was obtai rmation 1 may se, but | lic intere am acting i : nomy may hav he next st mg any company or aurier lo a-k [3 oe diss à ment of the | Characer y for legislati n ained from Mr.G y have Pad] T rest.of co ing in the pub- why v have heen : ep.Eco- #fdUtre wh v or person K $i, ee [RE auv matte te acer.Mr.Lancaster\u2019 ion of this neault, and Mr.Gaston Boi ; The -Tud ure, why these stati na good reas Ca 1e power of who nay i me - \\viesworth re Let pwus (lu Lancaster\u2019s chiel poi ë S from M : isson- B dge-~Tn the - Co in tt ; ious were not enson Canal shall of the Bea : ' ne \u2026 replied that i } that the Unit h chief point and this « r.Charles B 1 ut here « publie pe past x not establi .sha be requir ; uparnoi~ [ ention t sat it was | certificate lited States issues his on the day hi ruchuest ere is an affiduvit i « interest\u2019 nue of the co ow.however, À ished (City with 4 wired to Î À n< to enter ates 1 : s issues ed by M v on which I w , complain ; ckevit in whi e of the ¢ wever 1 all th y urnish this He only + nter où apy dis.| have v masters and s no EU PF CT.Bruchesi t ¢ was ask.t plaimant himself sav n which the | the [the country wi \u201cthe rev- (The Towe e power requ 3 | , > FEHR a a the not become Ameri mates who rant.si to take out a war terest whatever in avs be has he the government hi y was so abund est possible rat quired and a: 21) \\ i Minister of state th than many of erican \u20ac ; .var < ver in ns no in- spen rardly k dant e, ] ; AL 0 EE pt i a | dey pee ELT A yh ER TT Te JR Cea => doubt mal natter fiuther | the right tt ouths of our own peopl AC known in edge and from wl Je pet off tion.T 1° bottom of in Maloney | his colle: State would im ped__ the\u2018 sirvet } San-Tegre the motor ! 4 stage ahe Ine statement on Cat ; they efjoy at pres ople bY cage rom Mr.Boissons shat | Lave) ant i must have a bona-fi te proseen- Money agues the need press upon + car that killed M Format OT the ! nt wudian craft present to ship ages taken agai sonfeguit that thes ant in the cas sona-fide compile wy for life-savi of using = on St.Lawr Mr.John Morr : ; TE i P| and Nic gainst the defend at these inst: case.but as ti mplaiu- After & Having stations E rome was ence street Morrison i .ABLE POWE | e ground was tak nd Nicholson, hav nants, Brad stance has gone 1e che in thi ; some further tions, as to-day conviv on June 24 las! a ; 1 WER bers fr q taken by sever: Bruchesi : , have been tak ady this aftidavi gone away.: J lis dropped her talk ol A uvivted on à cle 24 las: \u201cIE LR VLAD F : [ hers from coast n by several mem- esi at (he instigati aken by Me ai aftidavit, 1 v.and left only \u2018 - .the matter 1, laughter, and a charge ot | ARN FALLS, legislatic pas constituencies t ; Andy Maloney instigation of a Mi.loi that, but di «an do nothing, i nly Senator Poiri atter [ios and rentemeed by Jud ot man- : À \u2019 nation cored by ls Lames vt 1 ou es alt gab, and Eh fi die Cat de | Ve Hn prie net à son wy qe rt rigs d'in Hi en ,Ç 0 LEA ! to fricti y, wou certainly is am alsc > two Cases., 1 The judg 2 me.\u20ac du New Brunswi natirial va Be m Cie ; Lu ; \\ \" SP that 1 va Ancaster.Mr ; Hrichon ith the State y lead taie c sc convinced that in e: J e added that i good C wick, and oft gmeies fiom ix of the Buck cl cu is impo np Me The Minister of States.cases of reven hat these case: earnest in th if anyone was { onservatives ered to furnis Shave been ckinghaw strike 7) measur the ssible ace self | r of Marine decl i Sworn Dec se es Uruchesi e prosecution\u2014and was} the places tives who woul nish he Co committed ta -: ke rioters d Ce ee Ne be quantities of 4 in sympathy with th ared_him- Lefebvr .4, 1906, and si ; plainti seemed as interes nd Mr the me s The Ion.Mr uld accept at the Court or Ki to stand their tri R17 ed ; Nouzara alle the bill, anc \\ che principle vie, signed Oscar ntiff could be himse! ted as a ratter was 1.Mr.Scotl sai King Bench trial À Lee Le American sides ves on the|to a s , and on his motion it ay of The prelunimary LL r| cumstances of th himself, the whol con of the govern engaging the att said The =n } 4 | ; fon a nt clive eration committee for further sent tion into the ch: magisterial investiga before a judge and se should be i ia placez would ments and he hoped.the stron oon Keepers of tl t! à.akon no spectral ays Com- Mr ba con- son, which ge.aguimet Dave Ni 1ga- charge th .and if they justi aid able tin ed withi the |y gly opposed ! | ory are © IY 0 pectal evidence.: Mr W.F M 4 .was delayed e Nichol hat had b y justified {he k ime, Senator Vin a reason- AV aan early clos i ; oo FRR A evidene, as Maclean's bill i y so lo stance.th 1 cen made i {het Know if tl ator Landry AsOTI v ciosine bv- 1 b 4 is Pe lS ater but had 3 two-cent passes ill in favor of ng because t .the police woul in this \u2018n- Cr (here had bee v wanted to I 4 dat 1 Stats arme re a | passenger fare v o undertals ald be i + ral appoi been à Soticitor-G 0 _- LR ow, \u201crament was weer of! and oo bring telegraph comp railways sg ke the presecution pietruct=d had = med, Mr.*cott Le WHY ! | ) ! A des mination of this | sion he guise] of the Railway Con un NOW OR SLEET Fri _ ves.Senator oe a THE GAS WAS POOR | à res passible in ye taken up at today\u2019 mimi riday, high papers respect He moved for i CE Foie me : ay's sitting.W \u2014 elder a north-wester! i Te hee a ue Tom (a, _ \u2019 =} \" | ALJENATION OF When irda to sunland southward The tern disturb y winds and i in (re \u201c vlonials, The Power Com , , ig x i\u201d ( \\ COAL LAN y y wi : ward wi veloped i ur 4 y aimed al .NA rita d nom voi \\ i \\pE ! LANDS.The a ar ee orn blow, vine south-western onan worm an de yplanteer branch een go | ation in R pany S Explan- ! WHEN n 3 ; A en !the Empire \u201c * | ! j \u2018 wi © My.Herron, ALP But ink all delights are re spring Dorihern and Ontario.Snow is ra 2 ther mpc.20 that i All parts où: egard to Com J Di Pf Me sk ol Sel oi | Shr A Tr he tie Te plaint tila CL the on a domed the opinion of this Jesolutiy \u201cThat in They have not they little now Manitoba and the ld yeather prevails tions to ote atin colonial thon uu I nis.1} .ted ir ! ; | s Qt \" aN A - - K « ge istra- | i ; note ché om ! ed by the Goveriment ® cos) lanes Then be begins to ie York, Dec.6.\u2014Th a ales was the colonel Fhe Prince Nor LA SERIE - ET pas to th NA j eondicions ae alienated under anada ven he.bleak, Sal his sprites ! rom has received the Coad weather cemator Domville nid oe regiment.! H Wn D , VAUDENT SAS LE .re rect $4 the United ; and 1 and subject to such \u20ac pere wach one in ihe f + north afar, APRES To.an e following special) t) Prine of Tales sugge- written AVE BEEN SAR : Th dareut.#49.275.06 ted pt egulations as wi ich control es made ! : rozen nights ; 10.45 west 5 1c nam ales suzgesiing i ROW 2 fon rare Lh eam a mda te upp he provide for an ARS RCE, Frost.laughs crystal oar, No Carolina To New Cy Washingion, | changed La Le regiment ond Ho ; VW ERTED ; | \\ i à; i | SIS T30 488 :., a]2 | all times te p woal adequate : hese shine li n glee, Ha! ha! ; ower lake regi ork.Storm, | \u201cnfid ings Legion.* J ; ere | ASS; ; » the e at ; like bit lee, \u2018Ha! ba! ly ea lake re ; torn ident that v CAION.as! \u2014\u2014 Le RE mm 1, people, and at a r requirements of the What flowers Paire 2 of glittering spar ly eastward.High on moving rapid rolled all hat volunteers wor He was ti Througt 1 LE | \u2018 ge.ports, RERUN) ! 2 reasonable pri are?est winds @ west shiffi over the w dd be en roux inne D \u2014 253, | COnSUTUEE: EE in ¢ price to the And from ti , lantic coast this re fon TE ol were British poss world where 4 uf ployee ai Ul » prompt acUon dal on oN | lands already alienated respect of coal sc en the ne clouds he rains them down 1610 fternoon.uth At- | zation threw nl , seston.The ere | Power Com.Montreal park | a en R , R 0) | vision should 1 ed legislative pro- o thick th ess earth below; u 640-2 Notre \u2014 ernment 0 eXpinse on e soni + que nan In en So co! | À at ANON \u2018and re \u2018 be made for h So fai ey cover field > Dec.6, 190 Dame st branches Canada | onial gov- | juantity of col - aa \u2019 .! egulation - auch comrol o fair tre b and Lown Dec.6, 1906 \u2014Readin rect, Mont srenclies of th a should eatabl\u2019 {Jet ant old wate - : sets as will .In case of emerge i And Jack F rocks forget to flow men\u2019s Standard 8% by Hearn eal, TI \u201cof the regumen's establish saut vie several ub witch had patch Te 6 | sufferi in the future prev rgenoies, bo\u2019 rest laughs, well ple ons Yesterday Sep rome er a noe & Har: | {realy bill to confirm 1 past maghi b tubes st 1H ge = \" dead, ; ' HEN ter .| suffering to the ent loss and c pleased, \u2018Ho! enim y.29-80; 11 am on reaty was gi no the Jam Pod ; v nustake a ose us RETR SI int permed Mr provinees people of the wester ould summer hi nerature\u2014 .to-day, 29.80 Consists ven a third re: apancsr | > said.Was ni : rious cent a A iron A pants arrive ces, through lack of fuel pi What tink at my anor blow ?Toles vee ee mr Min pain mile \"two ho.It Workman were.amino deri ; i : ; ration Tantic countries fo tes, in \u2018St.Ni ; \u2019 Yoo ee en 12 v attached as à schedule 5 ape |TEpair the d nadiate is une or # 2e az season just .Nicholas.\u2019 TL 18 le, 9} » damage and , voi .,; , mo United 5 Just closed, MINTSTI \u2019 = MR TG 0 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014r plished after tw hs they di Line EIEN vd States port | MINISTERS MOV ee Met ; MR.RYAN'S _ STIL Offieie ter two hows work pu 0m 3 of gi Fad been destined.ort Oi Phe Hon.M ) EMENT~ o Seteorotogical Office, Toronto, D A meeting in the MEETING.I.DISCUSSING.seen ie of the Gas J .25004 2 Mania pe were at he ors Gouin and Tu am The following are the no.Dec Yaa C.Ryan.the Li interest of Mr.P A ; \u2014 Pt A AN AR 504 to Manituba TL de | morning Th government offices Pets 20, 10 : ror Parry 80 and Antoine divisi \u201cberal ide fun tee nother private meeting wv; Et vuate that the cite vi he , 17,581 to ' bec ne oh «Premier loft for this Montreal oronto, 32, 32.Ottawa Sound, ing.in Rat on, will be held thi or St ge ning at the indeor Hots hed (hse | 06D compelled to = ens shout ee « afternoon.Que | az.19: SL Jobn, 28.4.de bo and Paiford al corner of St is pere representatives of the Domi otel hetwwern as apply or sev uth ron High easte ; n° ax, includ: h reets.Th St.James v Iron & Stcel © bominion Coal and wit wa several hours Lat ' 1 ; de Mes Ce ©) : .as compa ne La as Ghee a ia: rly winds with soow or sleet C, le, Moss.Lo A.Her vil hie the panies, The aeuil 9, able to on free ES \u201c \u201c| ALPP , MPL GW, so MLE a d this aftern nee when IU- 104 Are ial aly Line LE, an \u201c ; 0» tiat OT oon sa ; Ke number ©} .d A.Geoffrion, peus (ephens, jes mate Settlement wd that see o the a a vo dod an tee \\ Yrogressi (Lue two corpora 0 bou.Pain of the poor wo today to 0 ogressing very favorably.ere aud the gas offi = \u201cls last might 1° À ë Hs gave : ; : : ation.e them ta expia 38 4 [PSR emi 4 hd cr ARR cif ak A AY RPI oa Lo BIRTHS, MARNAGES ANS DEATHS, Notices of births.marriages and deaths must invari ably be endorseu with the name and address of the sender.or oBherwiss no notios son De tahen of Gem.Birth notices ar: imserisd jor 26e.Marriage notices Jor 80a, death notices for Fée prepaid.The en nouncement of funera.sppended to dasth netics, She extra ; other cxtensions to obituary, such as short aketch of iife.two cents per wore axtre, emcepé poctry.which is 50 cents per line cotra\u2014prepaid dnnuci subscribers may hace anneuncements of obitnary or versa, oscuring in their ienmediats Somilics free of charge, is rchich eam noms and address of subscribers shouid be slo.BIRTHS.FARWELL ~At Regina, Sask., on Nov.27, 1906, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs, C.T.Farwell.MARRIFD.CLAY\u2014HALL.\u2014On Nov.20, 1906, at Lucknow, India, Josoph Miles Clay, B-A.1.C.8., eldest son of the late A.Lloyd Clay, 1.C.S., and of Mrs.R.Danlell-Bain- bridge, of Ainderby, Yorks, to Edith Marguerite Florence (Daisy), eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Edwin T.Hall, ot Hiiicote, Dulwich, and 54, Bedford- square, London, England.ELLIS - ALDRICH \u2014 Al St.George's Church, Ottawa, on Dec.1, 1905, by the Rev.i M.Snowdon, William , Cooley Ellis to Emilie Cecilia Aldrich.~ FREEMAN \u2014 PRICE \u2014 On Dec.4, 1905, at St.Alban\u2019s Cathedral, Toronto, by Lhe Rev.Canon Macnab, Elna Koiph,daugh- te of Mr, James I'rice, to Marcus A.Freeman, of Newark, N.J., U.S.PARMETER\u2014RICHARDSON.\u2014 On Nov.16, 1906, at St.Everllda's Church, Pop- pletou, by the Vicar, the Rev.J.Wil- llams, M.A., AJtred Phillips Parmeter, son of Francis Parmeter, of Middle Lees, Clitheroe, Lancs, to Mabel, daughter of Richard Richardson, of Poppleton Hall, York, England.DIED.- PERKELEY\u2014 At \u2018The Almners,\u2019 Chertsey, surrey, Eagland, on Dec.%, 1:06, Major- General Frederick George Berkeiev, formerly of the 47th {Loyal North Lancashire) Regiment.EDWARDS \u2014 At the Methodist parsorage, Mount Albert, Nnt., on Dec.4, 1306,Eliza- bath Lathorn, Leloved wife of Ih: Rev.Thos.Edwards.FOWLER \u2014 At 289 Bell street, Ottawa, of Dec.5, 1906, Betsy Ann Gosling.beloved wife of Frederick Fowler, aged 55 years.HOOD \u2014 At Milliken's Corners, Ont., en Dec.4, 1906, Thomas Hood, In his 4th year.JOHNSON.\u2014At the residence of her son-\u2019] ln-law, F.J.Ramsey, Esq., Dunbvtlie, Ont., on Dec.3, 1806, Matilda Louisa, relict of the late H.T.Johnson, BE=q., and youngest daughter of the late Col.Cotter, McRAE.\u2014At Vankleek Hill, Ont., on Nov.15, 1906, John McRae, aged 83 years and one day.\u2019 PATCH.\u2014Suddenly, 46 Belmon; Park, on Dec.4, 1906, Sawyer Patch.Funeral private.Please omit flowers.SCOTT \u2014 On the 6th Oot.last, at Dur-, ban.South Africa, Isaliella Wells, wife of John Scott.at hia late residence John Notices received too late for tils page may possibly be In time for page 8.TEES & CO AND EMBALMERS 300 S .James St.Furs Our system of buying enables us to give you for your money 40 percent more and better vaiue than you can get elsewhere.CHAS.DESJARDINS & CIE, 485 to 491 St.Catherive street, East.Carper St.Timothy street.Tel.Bell: East 1536.1537.SEND YOUR FRIENDS A \"Montreal Calendar\u201d With Six Beautiful Views, price 286.Get Your Supply at \u201cTHE WIGWAM\u201d 138 PEEL ST., Opposite Dominion Sq.Looks Tough Your bathrosm without Tiles on floor and walle See us about it, The C.R.LOCKIR CO., Headquarters for FIREPLACE GOODS, ; 113 Notre Dame St.W, 4 eo Belated Home Cleaning Mo you expect to have your Lace Cur- tajns cleaned, or Chenille, Rep, Brocatelle or Fancy Curtains dyed or French cleaned For Christmas Let us bave tbem as early as possible to insure the best work, and early delivery.British Amzrican Dyeing Co The fine display of Karn Pianos at Messrs.Layton Bros.will be open for inspection until 8 p.m.during December.HW aswooms, 144 Peel street a .CARSLEY CO.Limited.This Store closes at pm Thursday, Dec.& A DAY OF DAYS IN MERRY TOYLAND .TO-MORROW THE GREAT BASEMENT TOYLA ND ls crowded daily by thousands of delighted shoppers.People have learned from previous experience that the best time to buy is now.Our rush in this departisent is something enormous.Children, com\u201c stralght to the basement, and see the magnificent display of TOYS, DOLLS, and GAMES, that has been prepared for you.Model Planos, with cor- | Dolls\u2019 rails, White Beds, with brass Enamel Prettily painted Dolls\u2019 Boys' Too! Chests, con- rect note, prettily inlaid | Sleigh, 22 inch long, well taining assortment of use- and fitted with panels, strongly i polished.ful tools.Regularly spring wire mattress, = finished.Special 21c i Regular, 45c.34c sold at 75c.55C Regular, 75c.5 prise .1 Friday\u2019 .«oc oo oo Friday .eo.Friday .++ « A Whirlwind Sale of Ladies\u2019 Skirts $4.50 and $5.50 Ladies\u2019 Tweed Skirts, $1.39 SHARP AT 8 A.M.FRIDAY The Greatest Sale of Dress Skirts and Walking Skirts that Montreal has ever known, will commence.Last Friday, we held a similar sale that FAIRLY TOOK THE TOWN BY STORM.This week we consider that we have a better assort- mert, if that is poseible, and have made preparations accordingly.Ten extra Sales Clerks have been engaged in this section in order to handle the crowds satisfactorily.1,606 LADIES\u2019 TWEED SKIRTS, made up i1 dozens of new and attractive styles, In Light Orey, Medium Grey, aud Dark Grey Effects: also a fine lot of splendid Navy Blue and Bizck Vieunk and All Wool Faced Cloth ; Skirts.These Bkirts are all faultlessly finished, and made very full; $1 39 , inside seams bound.Negular values, $4.50 and $5.50.Friday .° 300 LADIES\u2019 WALKING SKIRTS, made up in Wancy Quality All Wool Tweeds, in medium shades of Grey.Also a lot of Fine Heavy Cheviot Skirts $1 95 0 in Black and Navy, trimmed with pleats\u2019 and small buttons.Regular value, $5.75.Friday Cee ee ee ee ae ee ee 500 LADIES STYLISH ALL WOOL TWEED SKIRTS, made up in exceptionally new and pleasing designs, in Light and Dark shades, trimmed \u2018with strappings of self; small buttons and tailor stitching: irside seams all $2 9 .se er 65 ve ve sa esse bound.Regular, $6.50.Friday, Speclal., ., .,.Turrsnar.\u2014 DEceurrs © 7 HINTS FOR HOLIDAY SHOPPERS Xmas Shopping may be deferred, but remember there is a difference between a full spread and the Crumbs from which to select.Our Xmas stock was never more complete, was never more handsome, which you will admit upon inspection.We know you are iovers of Good Books that's why we have spared nc cost in geiting this handsome stock together, Now is the time to pay us a visit and see for yourseives.BOOKS FOSTER BROWN Calendars, Books & Xmas Cards FOURTH SELECTION FROM OUR HANDSOME XMAS BOOK STOCK ARTISTIC GIFT BOOKS.{HISTORY AND TRAVEL, Where Shakespeare Set is Stage Romantic Cities of Provence.claim that our HOLIDAY SHOWING IS SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING OF ITS KIND likely to vant is here, and every price is cut TRES, CARSLEY CO.Limnos.|™*& CARSLEY \u20ac8.uimmeea, ™* 8.CARSLEY CO.yrs.| E340 151 Notre Dame at.West.4 | 143 te 151 Notre Dante st.West, 143 ts 151 etre Dame st.Weat, Books Surpass as Gifts ALL, AND EVERYTHING ELSE.Because you can get books at any price you want; any character you want.TREASURE OF HEAVEN.Regular, $1.10.THE POETS, handsome padded leather covers, e THE FIGHTING CHANCE.GHt Titles.Regular, $1.25.88C ! Our price .oor ou ae.Special, to-morrow .Wen ee ee carers | | Our price .04 44 44 44 ee ee ee 4 POPULAR NOVELS OF THE DAY: the NEW ONES | ADVENTURES OF BILLY TOPSAIL.are added immediately they are published.ular, $1.10.Our price, Friday .THE, PROSPEC TOR.ur pri -M0 r FE CALENDARS AND CARDS in endless variety.The Pinas Na mbers of We can more than supply the requirements of $3 00 \u2018Graphic,\u2019 \u2018Pears\u2019s Annual the most fastidious.Prices, 4c to .,¥V°® | LowEST PRICES, We IN MONTREAL.Every book you are Regular, $1.10.lee 850 SL 856 the \u2018London Illustrated News,® and \u2018Holly Leaves\u2019 in stock at Regular, $1.10.384 to-1866t James ot, MONTREAL.184 te 194 St.James ot, MONTREAL | 154 to104 6L James St, MONTREAL.Good Photography Notman Imprint production, an inspection will convince you.are synonymous We take personal pride in our work and spare neither time nor money on its WM.NOTMAN & SON, Phillips Sq.CHRISTMAS IS COMING.No coat wil give you the fur or fur-lined.$50 to $100.them.melton and beaver oloth\u2014these $225 to $278, and with a mink $300.ROBERTSON & CO., \u2014\u2014 DAUGHTERS OF THE EMPIRE.The Daughters of the Empire held their fortnightly meeting in Empire Hall on Tuesday morning, the president, Mrs.Duncan McCormick, presiding.Eleven new members were received into the society.Those interested in the \u2018Soldiers\u2019 cet fund\u2019 will be pleased to know that six hundred and fifty dollars was the sum netted at the recent military fair., Furs Now is the time if you intend to buy Furs, It will pay you to inspect our stock which is the largest in the world, You are invited.) 3] )y 3 held in the Victorie Rifles\u2019 armory un- CHAB.DESJARDINS & CIE * der the ¥ pices of the Daughters of the 485 to 491 St.Catherine street, East.Empire.e society hopes in the near future to realize the sum required, two Corner St.Timothy street.thousand dollars, to endow the cot.Tel.Bell: East 1536.1537.THE ROSENTHAL RECITAL.The following tribute was paid Montz Rosenthal, the Austrian pianist, the oth: NENTS FOR BALE J AT Tux \u2018WITNRA3 OFFICR \u2018er day by que of the mos} experienced Fur Coats and Fur-Lined Coats for Men.Wo have racoon coats in almost every size at from As those are ali manufactured by us, we oan guarantee Then we have fur-lined coats, the shells of which are of A muskrat-lined coat with a Persian lamb collar costs from $80 té $110, or with an otter collar from $100 to $150, A mink-lining with a Perslan lamb collar costs from Write to-day for our catalogue and price list of furs.233 St.same degree of comfort as a are tallor made.or otter collar from $250 to James Street.ES Tr of American critics, Mr.Leonard Lieb- ling, who said: \u2018This is the keynote of Rosenthal\u2019s personality as man and artist: , He is masculine, through and through.and it is this splendid virility which has always effectually prevented him from making the slightest appeal to that portion of the public which mistakes slobbering for sentiment, egotism for inspiration, and exaggeration for emotion.\u2019 Rosenthal\u2019s Montreal concert will take place in the Stanley Hall next Monday night.ge A CIVIC RESIGNATION.Wirnipeg, Man.Dec.5\u2014D.D.England, City Park Board superintendent, who was charged with graft, resigned his ppsition to-day, + | By ELSIE LATHROP.Ï By MONA Cat With humorous full page illustrations: SVR ln rations by Tene 74 Svo., cloth, in box.Price, .82-00 net.Edward syrge A decidedly original travel book,in which ; Price i the reader accompanies the author to the i AViEown.Ar.: re various scenes of Shakesneare's plays.pS0RES, Uringe, Carca : Jiro among the famous ties ow # fascinatingly described The Face in the Girandole.By Italian Seas.By WILLIAM FREDERICK DIX.By ERNEST © TPRIXOT TO This book ix A ROMANCE OF OLD | {iwi be tiene FURNITURE, and an exquisitz gift book.| The pierurees ue c y ; A charming story.Printed in Lwo colors.! Sketches ore 1 peer | 7 Ilivstrated in two Colors.| Tune, Sono, ene .82.00 net.| Riviera.Prix $2 50 ~ The Happy Co Lucky i Through the pates of the Translated from the German by MRS.A | ether ands.C.WISTER.! By MARY II.WALK Sumptucusly illustrated in colors ard | 4 * und las nasnr \u2018à tints, decoratively bound iu cloth, and en- { picru country and y; \u201c closed in box ee .-$2-00 : author of \u201cWood Carver or One of \u2018hé me enter - strnetive book ; ve While the Heart Beats Young.over written.win sv oo gravure: svo Elus Pres at s3 00 JAMES W.RILEY.Illustrated ir color by Ethel Franklin Betts, with fancy end papers, handsomel- boxed .82.50 Mr, Riley's best poems for little people Literary By-Faths in id England By MENLY © DEEE Includes npn PTY ney Ll pee have been collected and profusely illus.Sarding itcod.CO Mvron WorTaworta, trated by an artist who has won fame as ; Coleridær whit hal rs à portrayer of child life.\u2018ons sve Gilt Ten, in box, $3 00 | .The Land of Enchantment.The Song of Hiawatha.) By | LILIAN WHITING LONGFELLOW.A vel pre tating of the ovine aoe.vels, and hie resource.and develo ape Mustrated by HARRISON FISHER, anid | oi the grea! Scuth-wes: Fally \u2018lus-04 decorated by E.Stetson Crawford, with rom photographe.sve Gili Top, ; fancy end papers .83.00 | $2 50 PLEASE KEEP THIS LIST FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AS IT WILL ROT BE REPEATED.FOSTER BROWN & CO., Ltd.432 8T.CATHERINE STREET WEST, Tel, Up.1341, that te report was based.à © i ° > The Daily ites, po ho iil - { rid actualy occurred was 71 ' ume wien the War Othee vs à == ms reducing Whe strength 5 th lens THURSDAY AFTERNOON.DEC.g, Army.one un the Cunaduan bend nn attractive covers, bound in sirong cfoth.with illustrations, Kingstan, Oxley, etc.cv, far 45e epch CONFECTIONERY DEPARTMENT.ate, ihe per ih for Cream Don Lino.reg- tor 25e Jrops, regular wo for regular \u201c0e for I Maple Walout Kisses( regular 25e far Muffins.for 156 per 5 PERCENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH, AND SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS.LTD.MONTREAL, a Fac \" = CE EE oes ri gh FI pee a mt A EIRE SE PS ptite EEE PRO ee tt r \u2014 réa dE MES Se, EA *+ i i 4 EE | ~ ; Weekiy Calendar, REMBRANDT and the DUTCH ARTISTS \u2014 OF THE XVII OENTURY \u2014 At The ART GALLERY, 23 PHILLIPS SQUARE, îth to 20th December, 9a.m.to 6 p.m.MONDAY EVENINGS 8 to 10.BAZAAR 256.and SALE of FANCY ARTICLES In the Lecture Hali of the WEST END METHODIST CHURCH.{Corner Canning and Coursol streets) FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, Dees.7th, | Admission and SATURDAY \u201c te \u201c \"8th.3 \u2014 EEE ee FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7.CALEDONIAN SOCIETY The third of the series BUCKINGHAM STRIKE of Monthly Lectures will Six Rioters Committed for be deiivered by Rev.Dr.; BARCLAY.in St An- Trial.drew's Home, on FRIDAY EVENING, 7th December, 1506, at 8.15 o'clock.CHARGES AGAINST MBSSRS.pSublect: Idterature\u2014its Power and the ALEX, MACLAREN, DETEX- The members and their friends are cor- TIVES AND CORONER @tally invited to be present.ADJOURNED FOR WW.C.McALLISTER, A WEEK.Hon.Secretary.Ottawa, Dec.5.\u2014 Hilaire Charrette, Adelard Hamelin, J.B.Clement, Lows DOMINION ALLIANCE.A Meeting of the Executive of the All- Landry, George Robinson Croteaux and Colbert Bastien six of the Buckingham ence has been called for FRIDAY.at 41 strikers must face a jury at the uext p.m.a° the Bible House.Court of King's Bench on charges of The Early Closing Movement, with other rioting and manslaughter as a result of the parts which they played in the fatal fight with the police on Oct.8.They were formally committed to-day by Judge Choquet, of Montreal, who held G.6 HUXTARLE.| court at Hull, and each was compelled Secretary.to produce bail to the extent of $1,200 = before he was given his liberty.The charges against Mr.Alex.Mac- laren, the brothers Cummings, and Detectives Thompson, Delorme, McManus, Picard, Liatt and Epgrem, were ud- journed for another week.Coroner Rodrigues case was also shelved until Dec.12.When the charges against Mr, Alexander Maclaren and the police were called, the nine defendants pleaded not guilty.Owing to Judge Choquet and Mr.Aylen, couneel for the accused, being too ill to go on with the cases they were adjourned by the former for a week, after warning all the witnesses to be on hand.The witnesses for the defence include Messrs.F.(vorman, J.Pilon, J.Murphy and Smith, and the Misses Beaudry, Nevenny and Smith The bail for Mr.Maclaren and the police was renewed and Mr.Aylen m- timated at the close that he might have considerable new testimony to produce.Dr.Alex.Rodrigue was the next to answer the call.He is charged with neglecting his duty as a justice of the peace iu not\" reading the Riot Act prior to the battle.$e also requested a postponement on account of the absence of Mr.Charles Wilson, his lawyer.Judge Choquet had no objection, and Dr.Rodrigue's preliminary hearing will also be disposed of on Wednesday next.His was also a «plea of not guilty.important business, will be taken into consideration.i A full attendance of the members of Lhe Executive is earnestly requested.| At ACADEMY To-morrow Afternoon 4,30 1he Third Symphony Concert Soloist\u2014Mies EVA GAUTHIER, of Ltiawa Contralto.26c to 81.25.SATURDAY.DECEMBER 8.THE MEMBERS OF THE GUILD OF ST, ANNE, Church of St.John the Evangelist, will hold their ANNUAL TFA AND SALE OF FANCY WORK in the Parish Room, On SATURDAY, 8th December Next From 2.30 to 9.30 P.M.19 CENTS.ADMISSION DECEMBER 10.MONDAY.75, 81, 81.25, 81.00, $2, 8 $2.50 are the prices for the great OSENTHAL RECITAL Stanley Hall, MONDAY NEXT, 8.30 Mr.Veitch's Management.\u2018LAKE CHAMPLAIN'S PASSENGERS\u2019 SEVENTY FOUR SALVATION ARMY SETTLERS ARRIVE AT ST.JOHN.St.John, N.B., Dec.6.\u2014The steamer \u2018Lake Champlain,\u2019 with 264 passengers, including 74 Salvation Army settlers, arrived in, port yesterday.\u2018Most of the members of the Salvation Army party will settle in Ontario, but some iew will go as far west as Vancouver.They ure fine, sturdy-looking people, of good FUTURE MEETINGS.THE LITERARY STUDY OF THE BIBLE.Prof.R.G.HOULTON, of the University of Chicago.will deliver a aeries of Lectures on the Literary Study of the Bible, for the benefit of Students, Sanday School Teachers, Christian Workers and others as follows; THE LITERARY STUDY OF THE BIBLE AS DISTINCT FROM THEOLOGY AND Physique, and will undoubtedly make CRITICISM.desirable settlers.Friday, Dec.7th, a% 3 p.m., in the A party of five British echool teachers.three gentlemen and two ladies, also arrived.They are part of the British teachers brought to Canada to {study the Canadian school system.David Morrice Hall, Presbyterian Cecl- lege.67 McTavish street.DEUTERONOMY, THE FAREWELL ORATIONS OF MOSES.Worth Living?Sunday, Dec.Sth.at 3 p.m., in Strath- cona Hall, MeGMI Y.M.C.A.THE BOOK OF JOB.Sunday, Dec.9th, at 7 n.m., in Crescent Street Presbyterian Church.fHE BOOK OF JEREMIAH.Monday.Dec.10th, ax 4 p.m.in the David Morrice Hall.8T.JOHN'S REVELATION, A LITERARY Saturday, Dec.&h, at 8 p.m., In the | David Morrice Hall.THE BIBLE AS A STORY BOOK.| CANADIAN CABLES Saturday, Dec.Sth, at 5 p.m., in the | David Morrice Hall.i \u2014_\u2014 THE BOOK OF FCCLESIASTES.Is Life | (Canddian Associated Press.) | London, De \u2014The \u2018Financial News\u2019 [has a long editorial on the tremendous i future of Canada.It says the time VWill come when the Dominion must take her share of the burden of defence, and asks if it is too much to hope that the Mother Country and the oldest colony will draw closer together the ties of mutual self-tuter.st before that time INTERPRETATION.= armves.Monday, Dec.Inth, at $ p.m., in Knox - \u2018 Church, London.Pec.5.\u2014Professor Hewins | : Writes lo the Standard\u2019 refuting the i statements that British exports to (an- ada had not increased since the prefer- cuce was granted.The public are invited to all these Lectures.MAILS FOR GREAT BRITAIN, EUROPE, Etc.CLOSE AT MONTEFAL.London, Dec.5.\u2014Lord Hindlhp, lec- .turing on British East Africa, thought Dec.& 11 930 am.Celtic, White Star.the country would never compete in \u201c11 600 pm.Supplementary.y cereals with Canada.although there 12 4.30 am.K.Aug.Victoria, would always be a considerable local Hamb- Amer.> | market.#12 6M pm.Supplementary.14 9.30 a.m.Etruria, (unard.memes #14 6W0 p.m.upp TY.wis 1020 am.Empress oi Britaio.+ GREAT DISTRESS IN HER THROAT 18 9.30 a.m.Baltic, White Star.Not an uncommon experience was that | 2 93 am Lucania, Cunard of Mrs.H.3.Wilmot, of Shuler.As.| 4} 1030 am tonian Allan.r Doctors failed, still a quick cure was | 25 9.3) am.Majestic.White Star.found in \u2018Catarrbozone.Notice this #25 6.00 p.m.Supplementary.statement: \u2018Il have been a most dreadtul | 98 9.30 a.m.Umbria, Cunard Line.-ufferer from bronchial trouble and ca-! *28 6.00 p.m.Supplementary.tarrh.On damp days I would hawk and | ®28 10.50 a.m.Empress of Ireland, cite, | suffer great distress in my throat.| : jused all kinds of medicines, but dt | eLetters may be posted up ro 6.00 p.m.\u2014 (41 permanent relief till | used Catarrho- Bther matter ehould be posted before 5 | zone.It has strengthened my throat, pm.lt-ristered before 5.50 p.m.cuted my cough, and made me entirely **Parcel- (per Parcel Post) are forwarded well\" efuse substitutes for the one rot by the Cavadlan Stor.Loe las\u2019 time on liuble bronchial and throat cure.AU | Poe A ron before 30.00 aa, Pri- |duaiers sell \u2018Catarrhozone\u2019 in 25c and id : 81.00 sizes.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS _ SPORTING INTELLIGENCE \u2014_ BASKETBALL GAMES | BOWIE AND MARSHALL Britts Defeated Maples in Large | Former Retires for Good and Latter Will Play With - ; Wanderers.Owing to the excellence of their combination and more accurate throwing the: \u2014\u2014\u2014 Britts outclassed the Maples last night by: the score of 51 to 31.The game was fast! \u201cJack Marshall will turn ou: with the from the outset, and resulted in a hurri- | Wanderers for practice to-night.and if he cane finish.Keen but gentlemanly rivalry ' makes good, will figure ou the team.This prevailed.McCuaig was perhaps the star, interesting statement wa.wade to a \u2018Wit- of the Britts, while Stewart figured pro- | ness\u2019 representative fh morning by Mr.minently in the play for the Maples.W.Jennings, of the club.The teams and officials were as follows: : who tis now : ted al! arrange- Britts\u2014Watson and Finnie, home; Gro- ments for his ring che season.vard, centre; J.and P.McCuaig, defence.Coupled with this aunouncement Maples\u2014Simpson and Armatrong, home -,tbe positive declaration from Mr.Russell Degan, centre; Stewart and Shaw, Budge | foams to-day that he is done with hockey | t | .| Score for Senicr Honors | | i < Relaree, H.Matthews; umpires, E, Budge forever.This gives emphatic denial to the and Broadbury.report in circulation last evening that the ROVERS THE VICTORS.The Rovers almost doubled the score on their opponents, the Thistles, in the bas-\u2018 ketball match at the M.A A.A.last evening.Each team was a man shy, and ths disorganized the whole combination.Davi-: son, of the Rovers, aud Gomery, of the Thistles, played a very strong game.! The teams lined up as follows: Rovers\u2014Davison and Weber, home; Kay and Molloy, defence.Thistles\u2014Gomery and Wood, home; Patterson and Swift, defence, STARS DEFEAT THISTLES.; The intermediate game played in the; Y.M.C.A.gyfanasium last evening proved: an easy victory for the Stars by a score oi\u2019 56 to 21 points, more than a double score.\u2019 The line-up of the teams follows: ' Stars \u2014 Mann and Armstrong, | Amour, centre; Hadley and Canerian, | fence.| Thistles\u2014Goodfellow and Hutchin, home: Goodtellow, centrg, Smith and Tidstone, defence.! home : RUSSELL BOWIE, ARENA GRANTS INCREASE | ' who to-day announced his retirement from \"= _ hockey.According tog the pew contract between the Arena authorities and the local hockey clubs, the changes this season are : cffect that the proportion où gate receipts! !Orias would figure on the Stanley Cup will be divided 40 percent and 6) percent, team before the season advanced much fur- \u2018between clube and Arena, the same divi-| ther.sion to be made for Stanley cup games.This ds an increase \u2018of 6 2-3 percent to the ; derers last season, if any.was their in- clubs.On the other hand, the clubs have | ability to score.It is stated that in this to guarantee a larger amount as a mini- | department they wish to strengthen them- mum, this being increased to $30.For.selves considerably.Bewie is one of instance, if the gate is less than $500, $400 Dost effective scorers of any forward in rossibly, the Arena will take $300 and the; the E.C.H.A., und in all departments of club will have $100 as its share.If the|the game, easily ranks with Tom Philips, total recelpls reach $300 the proportionate\u2019 of Kenora, and the Smith brothers or Mc- division will, of course, be $300 to the| Gee of Ottawa.Asx a finished stick han- Arena and $200 to the club.{ dler he is unexcelled, and his tricks are Another new clause in the contraot cev- | innumerable.ers an arrangement by which clubs may; A hockey autberity, to whom the matter secure bonuses upon the grogs earnings.was mentioned, expressed regret that hoc- I?a club plays to a gross of $10,000 during: key people in the city were divided into the season, a bonus of $50U altogether, s0 many camps \u201cThe Stanley cup could apart from the usual division will be paid.| be retained in lhis city for ages,\u2019 he de- This amount of bonus increases at such.clared, \u2018if all the forces could te united, rate that if a total of $15,000 is reached, even apart from ihe professionals.There .the bonus will amount to $1,000.comes - in great forward and mainstay of the Vie- The one outstanding defect of the Wan- ' the Tuors As, DrceEnp- © \u2014 FIRST ACCIDENT REPORTED] HAD THIRTY Two i _ | Calgary Dec.5\u2014Hugh McQueen, the BO i LS | woll-known hockey player.broke h,< les pet) [last night while playing hockey a: tr \"Auditorium., ATONE TIE | | RICHMOND TEA ORGANIZ+S = i | \u2014_ , Two Bottles of Burdo:k +5.4 Ri .§.\u2014The cey season \u20188 icbmond, Dec.&\u2014Tbe hockey season Biters Cured Hin ; ou The boys still have the fever aud | Will endeavor tn have a better club Than j Ever This winter.At a meeting of the RH.\u2014\u2014\u2014 | A.Club, held recently at the Grand Ceu- I of .; A { tral Hotel, the following officers wen mperfect organic a elected: \u2014President.4 Ir.Smith: ben blood.=o, too, bad blu \\ presidents, C.Melver and CC.Withrow .ee \u2018 vice-president, Dr.A \"FT Lyster.sec IMPET eV?action of ever, Lot .treag., A.McCoo The computer, cobi- the blood be comes mpos y ; Posedl of the officers and E.Percy Gomery.wili make this winter a rea) live hockey contaminated in any wu: fr sed=on.A league meeiing will br held @ ion, biliousness or any oer a future date, which will bv announced.; : especially weak organ ms -\u2026 > | - | .diseased thereby, or the wir «yoann I WESTMOUNT F : Sr i TMO GOL CLUB.suffer 1 consennence | \u2014 | Pi 1 .! imples.boils, blotches.ulcers =.- The contemplated purchase or lease © ph ' r 1 new grounds for the laying oul of link.Bares, abscesses, tumors, rashes ; vas the main project subnitted to Cu save - .+ : serions and perhaps ineurable Westmount Golf Club a: their meeting las: p P e ble \u2018 night.It was - may result There 1s no mean: wase of ithe pired and be made.A site has already been noted, and foun pointel où.ths present mks was some new step would havs \u20180 marke: to-liv to equal the cd a known remedy, , salisfactory for the laying ou of au BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS : eighteen-hole course.The venue, al pre eut a faym house.is within ffteeu | for all vases of bad blood.minutes\u2019 walk from Viotoria Hall, and! .q .cacietore conveniently situdled, und pos | Mr.Ernest B Papper, Foi hy the advantages oo wo vouawy | N.S says: think Burdock Fi + 18 links.The total cost of the enterprise .s ALC AE pau HS, the reports showed that though the club had not been so successful in watches this season, its financial position was good.there being a balance in hand.The ladies | section was in 4 flourishing condition and several matches against outside clubs bad been won.The winners of the various cups players! ters a great medicine for boils, Tha : so bail | rould not work.l had thirtv 0 on my hack at one time.| used only ue bottles of B.B.B.and they complateis - ol me.| cannot recommend 10 too high Prive 1.00 per bottle or 6 bot Les poe \u201cfor by the club members are: Yuille cup.PUBLIC NOTICE ixhereby o ; C.B.Grier; Holden cup, J G.Lewis:, that uvder The Comranirs ke 1 : , Ramsay cup, A, Morris; Pitblado cup, A.letters patent have heen | oo [NE , McKay; Grier trophy, J.& Lewis.| Sedl of the Secretary of \u201cse Catherine street, East.St.limotoy street.I Ei-: 1336, 1537.Disposing Cher OF A FORTUNE \u201cLE DAVIS WILL PRONTDE TS WIFE'S FATHER AND MOTHER.oars or Mrs i> verlv, Mass, whose husband \u201c4 machinist in the United tery (Company's factory 1d nas suddenly come into pos- 8, .- ë ; 1; < u où a quarter of a million dollars | pett, president of the club, will occupy Théodore E | i the chair.AGRICULTURISTS TO MEL] The general and annual meeting of pr S SHOW AND SPEEDIEST OPERATORS.\u201906.\u2014 \u2014 received from the Standard Oil Company for lands that have hitherto been regarded as valueless, reside in this city.The first act of Mr.Davis since acquiring his fortuns, he suys.will be to send them to their old home in Neotland, where 1 home in which they may end their days in the greatest comfort, will be purchased.\u2014\u2014 CONGREGATIONAL CLUB The annual banquet of the Congreza- tiomal Club will be held tomorrow oven- | sn in Emmanuel Chureh, commencing at 7 d'elnek.The guest of the, evening will be the Rev.W.T.Gunn, B.D.who wis recently appointed pustor-at-large for the Congregational bodv.Mr.Gunn wii address the gathering on \u2018Our Congres gational Outlook.\u201d The Rev.BE.H.Tip- the Hodhelaga County Agricultural Society will be held on the 19th instan*, THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS BOILER EXPLODED.Eleven Persons Injured and Fourteen Buildings Destroyed by Fire at Lynn, Mass.Lynn, Mass, Dec.6\u2014By the explosion of a boiler in the four-story factory building of P.J.Harney & Company, shortly before seven o'clock this morning, eleven persons were injured and fourteen buildings destroyed by fire, with a total loss roughly estimated at $450,000, Of these structures.sis were dwellings, one the railway station of the Boston and Maine Company, and the others mostly occupied by shoe manufacturing concerns.That no lives were lost or more people injured is attributed to the fact that the explosion occurred before the factory operatives had assembled.In the Harney factory there were not more than twenty hands inside the building when the boiler blew up at about five minutes of seven.Twenty minutes later there would have been six hundred employees at their machines.The flames spread with great rapidity, driven hy a south-east gale, and swept through the district in West Lynn, in the vicinity of Allen and Charles streets.A general alarm summoned help from Boston, Salem and Saugus, and after two hours of fighting the flames were thought to be under control.The cause of the explosion was not known.PAPAL CONSISTORY AMONG THE APPOINTMENTS ARE THE NAMES OF SEVERAL CANADIANS.Rome, Dec.6.\u2014At the secret cons tory held to-day in place of the public consistory previously planned, Cardinal Samaumsa, Archbishop of St.Rigonia, Hungary, who was present, a\u2019though still suffering from illness, received the red hat.The Pontiff precomised eighty- four bishops, inoluding the Most Rev.James H.Blenk, as Archbishop of New Orleans: the Right Rev.L.$.Walsh, as Bishop of Portland, Maime: Mgr.John B.Morris.as Ooadjutor Bishop of Little Rock, Ark.; Mgr.Giuseppe Avor- sma, Papal Delegate im Cuba, as Archbishop of Sardinia; Most Rev.R.Me Donald.former Bishop of Harbor Grace, Ntld., as Archbishop of Gortyna: Right Rev.J.March, as Bishop of Harbor Grace: Most Rev.E.J.McCarthy, as Archbishop of Halifax; end Right Rev.W.McDonald, Bishop of Alexandria.Canada.The most significant appoini- ments were those cf ten new French bishops.which were made without any opposition cn the part of the Frenc Government.A PATENT CASE New York.Dec.6.\u2014Judge Holt, of the United States Circuit Court of Is, handed down the decision yes y re versing the findings of the court below sustaining the patents involved in the suit of the International Enamelling and Stamping Company and the La- lance-(3rosjcan Manufacturing Cempany.the plaintifis against the New England Enamelling Company.The action was brought to prevent alleged infringements of the plaintiffs\u2019 patents by the defendant.Judge Wallace wrote a concurring opin.cn, in which he expressed himself as against the strict in\u2018erpretatioa of patent upecifications tending to grant what would practically be a monopoly of important industries.MRS.BELL RELEASED WAS IN PENITENTIARY TEN | YEARS FOR TORTURING HER DAUGHTER'S CHILDREN.King-ton, Ont.Dec.5.\u2014Mrs.Cyntlua Bell.of Ottawa, was released trom the penitentiary this morning after serving ten years.In 1896 she and her husband were sentenced to life imprisonment tor torturing the children of their daughter.Some years ago Bell was released on ac-' count of ill-health.and died shortiy afterwards.Mrs.Bell is released on parole.REAL ESTATE SALES LARGE PROPERTIES AT ROCK- FIELD AND NORTH OF CITY QUANGE HANDS.Several important real have taken place during the past few days in the city and suburbs, including a large property at Rockfield.and the Lalonde farm, situated just north of the city limits.Mr.William MoGee has sold to the Aldlis-Chalmers-Bullock Company a large property situated on the Upper Lachine Road at Rockfield, with a frontage of four hundred feet and a ictal area eighty-four thousand feet.The property fronts along the company's works, and the purchase is ead to have been for the purpose of preparing for exten- gions to the company's manufacturing premises.The sale price was $21.000, which is at the mte of twenty-five cents a foot.Ten vears ago the same property was sold for $10,000.| The Lalonde farm, consisting of near Jy two hundred and twenty-five acres, and situated to the north of the city ¥mits, has been sold to a syndicate.through Mr.U.H.Dandurand.The price paid was two hundred thousamd dolars.This property will be subdivided into building lots.The sale of thi property owned and occupied for many years by the Mont real Dispensary.and the purchase of new premises for its use.both of whish were announecd eome weeks ago in the estate sales \u201cWitness,\u201d were confirmed by the secretary.Dr.Carmichael, yesterday aft or noon.The owl property at 145 St.Antoine street, has been purchased by the © PR.for the extemsion of their track space.and the new premises are situated at the north-west corner of St.Antoine and Inspector étreets.not far from the present offices.The dispensary at 2.13 pan.in the City Hall of Mont real, - \u201cafter consulting with the Hon.Mr.Scoti, nes SUPERIOR COURT.JUDGMENTS BY MR.JUSTICE LA: FONTAINE.An action of damages for alleged slander, in a case of Kent vs.Ardagh, has been dismissed by Mr.Justice Lafontaine, the Court holding that the statement complained of and admitted, was not slanderous.In a case of Dame Spooner vs.Kearns the plaintiff claimed $1,000 on account of a criminal assault on her minor daughter.and the Court granted her $100.In a case of Presseau vs.the Town of Lachine, the action was dismissed.he plaintiff cizimed $1,388 damages.holding the Town of Lachine responsible for the loss which he suffered in a fire that totally destroyed his house.The grounds of action were: 1.The late arrival of the fire brigade, owing to the apparatus nearest to the fire starting off in the wrong direction.2.One of the hydranis was found frozen.3.The nozzle of another hydrant was choked with dirt and stones, and the hydrant was idle until the nozzle was fixed.On the first point, the Court found that the mistake was due to a high wind, which prevented the alarm whistle from being clearly heavd.On: the second point, the Court found that the hydrant was frozen and iad been like that for some days, and that the defendant was guilty of negligence on this point, but only about two minutes were wasted by the hydrant buing frozen and no serious consequences followed for plaintiff on this point.Un the other point, the Court found that.even if true, such accidents happen frv- quently and cannot be imparted to neg: : hgence.The cvidence further showed that the fire took from the stovepij® in Presseau's house, which was very flimsily constructed, and that nothing could have saved the house, which was a mass of flames at the time the first alarm was given.In a case of Noar vs.the Canadian Pacific Railway (\u2018ompany, which was a claim for $200 damages on account of injuries received, the action was also dus- missed, the Court holding that the plaintiff was himself guilty of gross neglect and was the sufferer by his own fault.Proof established that plaintifi could have avoided any accident by showing ordinary care.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE COAL FAMINE MONTREAL BUSINESS MEN FEEL HUMILIATED BY OUISIDE 1N- TERVENTION BEING SOUGHT.\u2014__ One of the aspeets of the threatened! coal tamine in Alberta und Saskatchewan, which bas aroused great indignation among Montreal business men, 1s wha: they describe as the humiliating figuve cut by the government in sending a representative Lo chase an American labor leader, Mr.John Mitchell, from place to plate, te beg of him to kindly allow the mines at Lethbridge again to return to work.The continuation of the strike in the new provinces is due, it is said, to the interference of United States leaders.and a strong sentiment is growing in Canadian commercial and labor circles, that the time has arrived when such strike difficultics as exist in the west should be settled without the assistance of foreign advice.Failing to reach an agreement with the striking miners, representatives from the new provinces appealed to the federal authorities tc interfere in the matter, and Mr.King, the Deputy Minister of Tabor, was sent to Lethbridge to try and bring about a settlement with the miners.His efforts, however, failed and Premier of Saskatchewan, it was decid ed to arrange a meeting with Mr.Mitchell at Minneapolis.On arriving at that place the Canadians were informed that Mr, Mitchell had Kr for Indianapolis and they immediately followed the pres: dent of the Miners\u201d Union, in order to} place the situation before him and plead tor his intervention.On \u2018change during the past few days prominent business men have denounced the whole procecdings as quite humiliating to Canada, presenting as it did the spectacle of the Canadian nation bowing before a United States labor leader, eu- deavoring to secure his services in set tling à purely Canadian matter.Mr.Charles R.Hosmer, in speaking of the incident this morning, said that it was all very well to fly the Union Jack throughout Manitoba and the new provinces, but why seek foreign interfer ence in matters that pertain strictly to labor in this country?Mr.Hoam-r ex- presed the opinion that the time has arrived when Canadians should settle their own internal affairs, especially within labor circles, and that it was indeed unfortunate that we should be compelled to have to look to outsiders for their advice and influence, BRITISH COLUMBIA FRUIT EXHIBIT AWARDED GOLD MEDAL IN LONDON\u2014OTHER AWARDS.Viroria, B.C., Dec.5.-\u2014-A cable from London was received by the Provincial Government to-day, announeing that British Columbia had been awarded the gold medal for the provincial exhibit, and that individual provincial exhibitors had captured seven silver and three bronze medals.LAFONTAINE CLUB.GAVE PRIVATE DINNER TO PREMIER GOUIN.The president and officers of the La- fentaine Club, a Jocal Conservative er ganization, gave a private dinner to Premier Gouin and Mr.Honoré Gervais, M.P.last evening, both gentlemen representing St.James Division, in which the will not ocupy their new building unt:l enrly in the summer.club is situated.VA B= a = mA C4 à : 3 Ier om Z = = iis ol SIDE J M Z.| 1 dhe.Ly\u201c SANTA CLAUS HAS BEEN WONDERFULLY 6000s} _ SUCCESSFUL IN CORALT ) MINES.\u2014 Never had so much money tn spend.\u2014Has kept his lead uen > ail \u2014-Believes the more one has the more they should think of ather: = one great need of the age is for everybody to laneh more than thew T= planning to give OLD and YOUNG a zenuine laughing treat, CAN YOU GUESS WHAT IS ON BOARD \u2014 T.OOK 9UT FOR TO-MORROW ™S NEWS In meantime\u2014\u2014Store is assuming a sort of Lonäcn, Paris, Berlin, New York, XMAS SUGGESTIONS.aspect in AS YOU ENTER, 16 TABLES OF BOOKS for all ages, greet the eves: 12 mos., 15e.1,000 English Titles.25c.45c, Immense rapge, Children's 10c, 15¢, 25c, 25¢, to $4.00.Buster Brown, regular 60c¢, for 42c.Pooks, bc, On the Gallery, back of Wall Paper Department, are 17 tables of CHA MI Fos Fish Pond, 3ûc to S1.25.New game\u2014Chop Sticke\u20146nc.Ten Pins, 25¢, 40¢, She, $1.50.New Game\u2014Puli Bali\u201460c, New Game, Lcd, White and Blue, $2.00, $2.50.Pretty Village, Wild West, 25c.65e, 20e, Ge, 81.25.Army Tents and Soldiers, 30e.(og, Parchesi, 25e, tNe, Te.New Game\u2014Trivette\u2014$4.00, £6.00.CLinese Billiards, 250 to $6.00 ds, 20c to §25.00.on, Cherkers, 50e.Parlor Golf, $1.50 to $3.00; (played with regular sticks).Bobity, 50c.Crokinole, $1.00.Queen Sabe, Loc.Block, Loe.Frenzied Firance, Sic.About one hundred and fifty other line, To the right on the way to second fioor: Expresses and Auto Prices, 56c $1.00, 24 lines ot Boys\u2019 mobiles greet the eye.the | On second floor a janoranus von fronts von, | Christmas Beil are much in evden y Flectrical decorations und Xmas Trees are jante a feature.As for TOY = \u2019 There are Soldiers.Firemen Traine, Blocks, Stores, Animals, Core.Whips, uns, Woalches Magic Lonerns Noah Arks, Bell Toys.Toys all the way from It For all ae°x and all pocke:s.XMAS TREE [Decorations and Sinchrigs and Bon Bon Boxes, lhc box.to $1 75.DOLLS 200 lines of Dressed Dolls, Kid Dolls, Bisque Rubber Dolls, Unbreakabi Dolls.cavh cn te | | | | nijs [yoil Dolls 10¢ to $156.00, Snowshoes to sclect from, $1.75 to $2 50 $1.50 to $12.00, with sleigh runners up to $16.00.a pair.BUY EARLY Se DEXTERS, $1.00, $1.25, to $2.50.30 crates of Baby.Joys\u2019 and G.rls Sleighs, just opeaed.\u201clc io $3.00, BASIL FI Our Basket Department never looked so attractive.Just see it How about a Waste Paper Basket for 1 present, Zi: to $4.00.519 ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST Le I \u2014 SHIPPING NEWS LAKE CHAMPLAIN PASSENGERS.The 88.Lake Champlain, of the C.P.R., landed the following cabin passengers =! St.Jobn yesterday afternoon, in addition to a rumber of sieerage passengers: M.E.C.Colonna, Mrs.Colonna, Teronto: Mr.D.McFeden, Tororto: Mr.Hy.McCarren,Mrs.Alice McCarren, Miss Alice McCarren,Juifia McCarren, Emma Rossiter, Ottawa; Mrs.R.Himes, Red Deer, Alberta: Mrs.C.H.Turner, Miss O.Turner, Miss G.E.Turner, Miss Olive Turner, Master S.Turner, Miss M.R.Jeffer, Montreal: Mre.P, Mc- Carthy.St.John: N.S.Norton, Thorn- hill; Edw.Hazelton, Winnipeg: George Garsten, Francis, Sask.; Cyril Vancouver; Chas.Cathing, Toronto: Geo.Locey, Montreal: Miss M.Gregory.Vancouver; Miss 1.Martin, St.John: Miss L.Smith, London, Ont.;: Miss L.Barrett.Toronto: Miss D.Wetwood, Miss L.Deakin, Toronto; Miss G.Chatterway, Montreal: Miss L.Alérick, Tornnto; Mise M.Dunks, Myrtle Junction: Mr.W.L.Ii, Halifax: H.Hynes, Moutreal.Jason Gurnev, Winnipeg; Miss E.Kirkley Si.John: M.I Ward.L.H.Itese, Montreal: JI Winnipeg: L.Ball, Toronto: Ed.Mills, S.F.Mills, Miss F.Brindle, St.John: Mr.| H.Vancouver: Mr.Walker, Boothroyd.Mr.R.Jones, E.Sandals, Winnipeg: Mr.R.G.H.L.Walker, Hamilton.Mrs G.Demetoc, Master A.Demetoc.Master N.Demetoe, Montreal: Mr.R.Pbillipps, Chatham.Ont.: Miss Isa Russell, Montreal: Mr.J.B.Hughes, A.Love, Geo.Young, 8.John: James Cann, Wm, McLaren, J Wilkins, S.Richards, Toronto.VESSELS IN DRY DOCK Quebec, Dec.5.\u2014The following sivsmers were ready to-day to go into the L: vis dry dock for the winter: Gaspesien, Druid Lord Strathcona and dredge Progress, but when had been made to open the gates, one of the chain.broke and work had to Le suspended at once.If the chain is repaired {o-morrow another attempt will be made to open the gute apd get the vee sels inte the dock.CHRISTMAS TRAVEL.There is every indication that the number of people going from Canada to Euro this Christmas will beat all previous records.The C.P.R.\u2019s \u2018Christmas boat\u2019 wiil hw the Empress of Britain, which wil] leave St.John om Dec.14, with 1,200 passengers: tne Tunisian, which sails from St, John to-morrow and Halifax on Saturday, is the Allan's \u2018Christmas boat,\u2019 and has already ail preparation Hartley, | Smith, booked about 800 passengers: and there are numerous bookings for the LDomimon tn (\u2018anada, which sails from Portland on saturday._\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TO BE CHIEF SPEAKERS Kingston, Ont.ec \u20ac M Hoe Bourassa, MP.and the (lon, I y Graham.of Brockville, Lave accept: invitations to the Queen's medical din ner on De 220 and will be the > 22 ch el speakers on that occasion.\u2014\u2014\u2014.JUDGE CLEMENT APPOIN EE Ottawa.Dec, 6.The vacaney a tie Supreme Cou of British Columbia | that oceurred through the removal ot ! 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] does sem a [wile mite inconsiderate of ohn to ask that of us.And it's a le, one of those white yarn dogs t are always snapping and snarling.\u2019 \u2018But it's for only three months, re é A po perhaps it doesn\u2019t marl; anyhow, it doesn\u2019t bite, Cousin John says; and he is so kind that we ought to take care of his dog while he ks away\u2019 ; \u2018Yes answered Mrs.Burdon, \u2018I don\u2019t feel to say mo; but it is a real croes, es- pee! when we are just trying to make t dear little kitty feel at home.Like as not, the dog will drive her away, and it\u2019s dreadful unlucky to have a cat leave ; still, of course, we can't refuse John's request.\u2019 \u201cWell said Mrs.Borren, who was making a neighborly call on the Bur dons, \u2018I trust the creature will prove more of a comfort than you fear for.now.if you will let me have the ecloth, that ome with the ivy-leaf pattern.if you'd just as soon.I presume likely the mmister's mind is set above tablecloth patterns; still, when gene going to have him to tea.you to set out vour best, and my com- ny cloth is six inches too short.And *d like an nunce of your Oolong tea and few lumps of sugar.Thank you indly, when you have the minister to ; I'll be real pleased to help you eut ; Mrs.Borren, with a cup in each hand d the glossy folds of white linen pging over her arm, disappeared he- ind the lilac-bushes.Mary exclaimed: \u2018That woman acts as if we kept a general store! | wonder she didn't want to borrow the cow!\u2019 \u201cNow, Mary.\u2019 answered her mother.%t\u2019s neighborly, besides being scriptural, to lend to those that ask.Mrs.Borren doesn't seem to have the faculty of being forehanded.and we can generally make it convenient to let her have what she wants.A week later, the expressman.draggng into the Burdon kitchen, a hamper from which issued demonstrating whines, paid, \u2018I hope you folks will enjoy keeping this critter more than I've enjor getting him here; he seems terrible un- \u201cWhat a big basket for a little vam dog!\u2019 Mrs.Burdon exclaimed.\u2018Mary.he poor kitty into the pantry, and give er a handful of catnip, so she won't feel slizhted.while we attend to the OR.3 When the cat was blissfu wad low - ing in the aromatic herb.Mary cau- tiowsly opened the hamper.Never on us!\u2019 cried Mrs.Burdon, as the cover flew up and an inquiring black head was thrust from beneat it, \u2018Why, it isn't a little yarn dog, after all.\u201d It's as curious a looking animal as ever saw, fore parts curly *vool, and the rest of him emooth, short hair.except those panties on his knees and the rosettes on his hips amd the feathery bunch at the end of his tail: all black.too.hair and eves and all.not a mite of color except his Ted tongue and white teeth.Didn't Cousin John call him a poodle?Yes, mother.Mary answered, a See how glad he is to French poodle.be out of the backet.\u2019 .Round and round the kitchen ran the dog.baking and looking sharply ebont with hs snapping black eyes.Well, said Mrs.Burdon feebly, \u201cif John lhadn'{ said he was kind, T certainly should have my doubts.You shut the pantrv door so he can't get poor kitty.didn\u2019t vou?How will kitty endure that black monst\u2014French poodle?But we must be good to him for John's à make.Tlis name is Nipper, isn't it?At this question the dog bounded to Mrs.Burdon't sde, and, looking keemlv nto her face.demurely lifted hie black paw to shake hands.Well.he has manners, anyway,\u201d said Mrs.Burdon: \u2018and here\u2019s a note tied to his collar.Why.Marv.John says the greature\u2019s hair doesn't grow that way.but is clipped, and we mav just let it grow natural: and he says that, if the frills and rosettes are a sillv fashion, Nipper is am intelligent little fellow with a heart full of love.\u2019 KipxEy DISEASE COMES ON QUIETLY Perhaps no other organs work harder than the kidneys to preserve the general health of the body and most people are troubled with some form of Kidney Complaint, but do not suspect it.It may have been in the sy stom for some time.There may have « \u2018Christian Endeavor World.) All through the evening Nipper walk- from Mary to her mother, gazmg intently at them as if questioning thew fitness to be his friends; of this he satisfied humself, and conceived a 8pe- cial devotion to Mrs.Burdon, from whose bedside at night he absolutely refused to budge.As Nipper became at home with the Burdons, his affection for bis new mus- tress manifested itself in ways \u201cboth touching and amusing.1f she went away from the house, he was disconsolate, and.taking between his paws one of her collars or handkerchiefs, lay moping, neither eating nor sleeping, until her return.If anyone took an article from ; Mrs.Burdon's room or person, he yelped and raged until it was restored, and once he ran barking after Mary into church, because she carried her mother\u2019s bymn- book.He wax ful of unaccountable freaks, and disliked some persons s0 much that it seemed as if he could scdrcely keep his teeth away from them; and the grocer and the postman would not go into the vard unless they were sure that the dog was secured.But he never bit anyone, and after a short bark at a stranger he became calm and well-behaved, and his many clever tricks, vivacious ways, and funny, original pranks won him {friends among the neighbors, who liked to see him beg, with uplifted paws and melting eyes, lie prostrate, \u2018playing dead,\u2019 fetch his collar to go to walk, and.with mischievous expression, deftly open doors secured by latches and buttons.Mrs.Burdon returned the dog's devo- | tien to her.and spoiled him with petting.One day, when Mary hastened to the kitchen, hearing a great commotion there, she found Nipper alert upon a chair, looking on with snapping eves and joyous barks while Mrs, Burdon, armed with dust-pan and broom, and with threatening cries of \u2018Scat!\u2019 was chasing the terrified kitten round and round the room.\u2018Why, mother.\u201d exclaimed Mary, \u2018what- ever\u2014 \u2018I'm just showing Nipper that he needn\u2019t feel a mite kept down by the cat,\u201d said Mrs.Burdon.\u2018Poor fellow.he was afraid of those cruel, sharp claws of hers.and | wanted him to understand that I'd protect him from the old thing.\u2019 The Burdons were always thoughtful of persons\u2019 possible fear of the dog, and kept him shut up when visitors were in the house; so.on the afternoon when the sewing circle met with Mrs.Burdon, Nipper, who delighted in society And bustle, was an unwilling recluse in the dark eaves-closet, from which muffled whines and remonstrating barks crept to the ears of the ladies.and they begged that Nipper might be allowed to enliven the gathering.The liberated dog made all haste to the social scene.and walked about, peer- {ing with glittering eyes into the guests\u2019 ! feces, and receiving their fondlings and : flattering remarks, until in his tour he 'reached Mrs.Borren, who, having neglected #® bring her own sewing implements and apron, had been fitted out by her hostess with the needed articles.When Mrs.Borren stretched out her thimble-hand ingratiatinglv toward Nipper, he promptly laid aside his company manners, and flew into a fury of barking.with black eves snapping and white teeth ominously showing.\u2018Mercy me! What ails the dog?cried Mrs, Borren, jumping from her chair.\u2018Call him off.Marv.call him off! In vain was Nipper called off; barking and raging.he leaped about the unhappy woman, holding in his teeth the hem of her apron.Mrs.Burdon tugged helplessly at his collar, until an idea came fo Mary, who exclaimed: \u2018O Mrs.Borren.I think it is the apron: he knows it is mother\u2019s.and he never likes it if even I take any of her things.Let me untie it: there.see!\u2019 With a joyous bark Nipper tonk the apron, dropped it at his mistress\u2019s feet, and kissed her hand.while Mrs.Borren breathed a sigh of relief.But the dog returned to the attack, sniffing and growling.\u2018 \u2018Have you anything else of mother\u2019s?asked Mary.\u2018Oh, ves.the thimble \"and ant ST; see, that is all that he And, truly.when all the borr - ticles had been restored to thor nar Nipper paid ne further attention to Mrs, Borren.but went through his parlor tricks to the delight of his house Although Cousin John had requested he Burd ele the urdons not to trouble themselves about Nipper\u2019s fancy hair-dressing.when the dog's jetty curls began to grow long and thick.his appearance was so changed that Mary said.\u2018T don\u2019t believe his master would know Nipper; and I believe I can clip him, mother, if vou will pet him and make him contented.\u2019 one day, when the dining-room been backaches, swelling of the feet and table had been cleared J voi enkles, disturbances of the urir OTGADS, a sheet, Nipper was od a \u201ci such as, brick dust deposit in unne, posed upon it, and the clipping and high! colored scanty or cloudy urine, feeding went on so much to his satisfac: bladder pains, frequent or supreesed urina- tion thai he wished the experience to tion, burning sensetion when urinating, etc.Do not neglect any of these s 8, for, if ne iotod they will eventually lead to Bright's , Dropsy and Diabetee.On the first sign of anything wrong Doan\u2019s Kidney Pills SHOULD BE TAKEN.\"They goto the seat of trouble, strengthen tbe kidneys and help them to filter the #ioed properly and flushoff all the impurities whieh canes kidney trouble.Mr.Thomas | , Massey, Ont., writes : ** After I ar- ied im Canada fromNew Zealand, a couple jours suffered much from kid- He ai! I tried several remedies, but ng them I felt like a new man.Price 50 cents per box or 3 boxes for $1.25 dealers or mailed direct on receipt of by The Dosa Kidney Pill Co,, Toronto, \u2014\u2014\u2014 - be of daily occurrence; and each morning, efter breakfast was removed.he sprang upon the table, stretched himself out, and Jooked with pleading eves from Mary to her mother.As the two women stood laughing at him in this attitude, on the morning after the sewing circle, suddenly, at the click of the gate, he leaped from his place through the open window; his exit was followed by a succession of snarls, barks and feminine screams.When Mary hurried to the door, she saw Mrs.Borren, brave in her best street suit, with a display of white lin- erie, alertly scaling a load of hay which acky Appleby had juet driven into the yard: Jacky, with mingled horror and unholy glee, was gazing at Nipper\u2019s frantic plunges after his victim: Mm.Bor- ren, from her perch.was poking her blue parasol at the dog.crying: \u2018Call off the dirty black brute.Mary.call bim off I Mary, choking back her laughter, tried to drag Nipper away from bis game, but THE MONTREAL every stab of the parasol threw him into a new frenzy.4 fast she said, 'lan't that mother\u2019s parasol \u201d\u2019 \u201cYes,\u201d replied Mmm.Borren, shortly, \u201818 there any reason why I shouldn't have it ?didn\u2019t steal it; she said I could have it just as well as not, and it matches my blue suit perfectly.\u2019 Bat it is the ol that is excit ing Nipper.If you will just drop it.Pa came the parasol, which Nipper caught deftly and carried to lus mistress, in the doorway, where he remained, looking on with entire indifference while Mary and Jacky assisted Mrs.Borren to descend from the hay.\u201c How naughty you \u2026re, Nipper !\u2019 said Mrs.Burdon, holding him by the collar and stroking his head.while Mrs, Borren, closing the gate with a vicious snap, gasped © \u2018Its my opinion, Jane\u2019 Burdon, that you had better get rid of that anithal: he's an unmitigated nuisance.I just stepped into the yard to ask the favor of your shopping-bag, and that creature burst right through the side of the house like a raging hyena.\u2018I am so sorry,\u201d replied Mrs.Burdon; \u2018wait just a minute, and 1 will ng the bag; Mary, take the parasol to Mrs.Borren.\u201cNo, no, 1 won't h: lady, starting apprehensively at Nippers threatening growl when Mary touched the umbrella.\u2018I\u2019m obliged to von, but I'll go on, or 1 shall miss my train.Mary.caressing the dogs black curls, whispered, \u2018 Nipper, you are a treasure.\u2019 But Mrs.Burdon said, \u2018Nipper, you are a very, very naughty darling; you must learn to be polite to the neigh- re.For some weeks Mrs.Borren came no more on borrowing errands, and Nipper paid no more attention to her than sniffing suspiciously at her skirts, as If to learn whether she had about her any of his lady's property.But the approaching marriage of Emeline Lane, Mrs.Borren\u2019s niece, vas an occasion of such epecial need that cnce again she went for help to her obliging neignbor.ee just as soon, Mrs.Burdon.she an, \u2018as long as you aren\u2019t going to the wedding yourself, if you would lend me vour real lace fichu, it would lighten vp my polka-dotted black India silk; don\u2019t you think so ?And then, if 1 could take your chiffon bonnet with the white laces; iny bonnet 18 trimmed with violets.and they do look a little mite sombre for a wedding, and of course on Emeline\u2019s account, J want to do honor to the occasion, And.Mrs.Burdon.| don't like to ask too much.but would it put you out if I should wear your new patent-leather shoes \u201d I'd be real careful.Thank you 60 much; I always say you're a good neigh bor.\u2019 wait said that On the wedding day.when Mrs.Borren set out.brave in her borrowed lilacs and lace, Nipper was secured in a back room; and there Mary and her mother left him, when, an hour later.they went to the city.Mrs.Borren had walked up the church aisle, happily conscious of her becoming bonnet and fichu, and Emeline, her pretty, thoughtful face half hidden by the white mist of her bridal veil, was listening to the minister speaking the first sentences of the marriage service, when there was a rush un the aisle and a | curious sound of sniffing, followed by a series of short barks.Two or three men sprang toward the source of the disturbance, a jet black dog with gleaming, elfish eyes and wonderful curly frills and pompons.Of course, it was naughty Nipper who had freed himself, and by ct:nee or by some mysterivus dog-sense had put himself on the track of Mrs.Borren, at whose respectable black India skirts he was now violently scratching.occasionally making a dive at his vietim\u2019s head.\u2018It\u2019s no use,\u201d the poor woman cried, as her would-be protectors pursued the dog.\u201cYou can\u2019t get him off; he\u2019s done it before.He's bound to have these things.Why didn\u2019t they shut him up?she wailed, removing the chiffon honnet, which Nipper promptly scized and carried out of the pew: then.snapping threateningly at those who would restrain him.he returned to the attack, while the astonish- cd wedding company gazed at Mrs.Bor- ren removing the lace from her neck, and at the amazing dog depositing this beside the bonnet in the broad aisle and going hark to claw again at the polka-dotted skirts.\u2018O my goodness me!\u201d groaned Mrs, Borren.\u2018He won't be satisfied without every last thing.Who would think the i brave struggle for decorum, and then \u2018a brute would know each identical rag Mrs.Burdon owns?Scratch, scratch! Snap, snap! Bark, bark! \u2018It\u2019s no use,\u201d she continued.with crimson.perspiring face.turning to a cou- «in beside her, \u2018it\u2019s no use.He's bound to have them.Jennie, just untie my shoes \u2018Why.Cousin Miranda.what do von mean?asked the astounded Jennie, \u2018Don\u2019t ask any questions; do what l say.I know him: he'll never be satis fied any other way.\u2019 With gleaming eyes Nipper (rotted awav.bearing first one and then a second shining shoe of ample dimensions.For one breathless moment there was a shout of joyous laughter: only poor Mrs.Borren sank into her seat with nuncov- ered head.unadorned neck.and burning face, and wept hitter tears over the front of her polka-dotted India.When the peonle could be quiet.the service proceeded, though Emeline giggled between her vows, the bridegroom chuckled, and the minister grew red in the face, struggling with the recollection of the episode.k the end of the ceremony the bride stopped the procession to kiss Aunt Miranda.hiding herself in her diminished splendor.and to say: \u2018Never mind.T don\u2019t.\u201d while the bridegrorm added: \u2018It's all right.Aunt Miranda; vou've made our wedding the most cheer: ful occasion of the kind that I ever assisted at.\u201d Meantime.the triumphant Nipper, having merrily dragged one shoe from his booty over two miles of a dusty country road.reached home just as Mrs.Burdon and Mary arrived.Mary.Mary.\u201d cried Mrs.Burdon.\u2018what is Nipper bringing?\u201cWhy,\u201d Mary replied.gingerly examining the crushed and grimy object, \u201cit \"per.DAILY WITNESS Trnurspay.DFEcEMrER ©, 1704 1 shoes.Why in the world 1 Nipper | dragging it about town\u201d ; \u2018O Mary!\u2019 gasped Mrs.Burdon, \u2018! lent the shoes to Mrs.Borren, to wear Lo the wedding.Oh! how did Nipper get them?What has happened?I left him shut up in the attic chamber, and felt.per- | fectly safe about him.\u2018J have seen him lift the latch of that door.\u201d Mary replied, \u2018and the window in the passage is open and near the ground.But.oh! what do you suppose he has been doing?\u2019 Late in the afternoon .Tennie Borren rame to the Burdons\u2019 to return the chiffon bonnet and fichu.and, between spasms of laughter.she told the tale.\u2018Poor Cousin Miranda\u2019 she said: \u2018she felt as if she'd go right through the floor.and she declares she'll never borrow so much as a teaspoonful of soda again as long as she lives\u201d \u201cYou jewel of a Nipper.) Mary.But Mrs.Burdon shook her head.and aid.caressing the doz's jetty curls \u2018You're a naughty.naughty.darling Nip- whispered CHILDREN'S CORNERAS CROSS AS A BEAR.\u2018You're a» cross as a hear,\u2019 said Bess to Billy.Uncle Jim whistled.\u2018Bears aren't cross to members of their own family, be said.\u2018Now, 1 knew a bear once Bess amd Dilly both ran to him and climbed up on his lap.\u2018Did you really ever tnow a cried Billy.with wide open eyes.\u2018Well, not intimately.\u201d said Uncle Jim.\u2018but I used to go hunting them when | was up in Canada, and one day I was out | with a hunting party.and we saw right straight in front of us\u2014what do you sup- | pose?\u2018À real bear!\u201d gasped the children m concert.\u2018Yes, a real mother bear and her httle son.The dogs started after them.and the | mother bear began to run, but the httle baby son couldn't run as fast as she did.and the dogs were gaining on him, so what do you suppose the mother bear did?Leave her little son behind?No, sir-ee-ee, She picked the baby up on her stout nose and tossed him ahead; then she ran fast and caught up to him and gave him another boost that sent him flying through the air.She kept this up for a mile and a halt, Then she was too tired to go any farther, and the dogs surrounded her.Then she sat up on her haunches, took her baby in her hind pawe and fought the dogs off with her fore paws.And how she did roar! Bess shuddered.\u201cYou could hear her miles away.She never forgot her baby: kept guarding him all the time.\\Vhen the mother was shot the baby cub jumped on her dead body and tried to fight off the dogs with his little baby paws.That's the way the bears stand by each other.Sometimes I think they love each other better than brothers and sisters.Hey.Bess, what are you crying about?I guess 1 won't {ell you any more bear stories if that is the way you feel.\u201d \u2018Billy,\u201d sobbed Bess, \u2018you're as good\u2014 as good as a bear!\u2019 Then they all langhed together and forgot what they had been cross about.\u2014 New York \u2018Tribune\u2019 \u2014 \u2018WHAT SHALL WE DO TO-DAY?\u201d O the deeds come And the words that we mean to stv Will lighten the hearts of the sinuick bear?we will do the days to souls, - But what ehall we do to-day?0 the burdens we'll lift from the heavs - ee, Sn PRET SANTA CLAUS FINDS THE LEACH PIANO C0, Lrp.ste.t.ac: Has a v ry fine assortment of Mea: Dr.r- Mason & Risch, Bell & Leach Pianos and for American friends Chickering Bros.and Howard Pianos =.O00 MONTHI.Y Purchased now, Instruments siored free until! required.Boys and Girls, cut this advertisPNient out and present, 4 and 5 p.m., and Leach & Co.will give vou a ticket Tombola, Dec.15, which is worth $10 3! you buy \u2014 CASH OR Friday 7H bhenerp free for High'unt Cadet a Piano during \u2018Le noentr Pure Jaeger bie, Novelties For Xmas Gifts JAEGER JAEGER M JAEGER JAEGER _ \u201cCromer.\u201d From $1.JAEGER | Gent.\u2019s Knitted Glova Waistcoat, * Fleeay.\u201d Ladies\u2019 Golfer.From 50c Knitted Border.From $3.25 From $3.00 JAEGER JAEGER Knitted Glove From 40c Dressing Gown Corded & bouni From $9.00 JAEGER \u201c Fleeoy \"' Knitted Travelling Cap (Turned down).of men, 0 the tears we will wipe away.And the songs we will xing to the fal tering ones -\u2014 But what shall we do to-day?To-day is the span of our life.no mors Can we measure or clasp or mou\u201cd.There may he no morrow for us, dear heart.No future to use or hold.O let us give from our store at dawn.Give till the gloaming fades away, All we may do for the sons of men Is the good we can do to-day.\u2014Ruth Sterry, in \u2018Bookman\u201d _\u2014\u2014 DIVINE BREATHINGS.THURSDAY, DEC.86.CHRIST DIED FOR ALL MEN.Every man by nature is under sentence of death, for all have sinned.(Ro.v., 12.) Jesus by the one offering of Himself became au substitute for every sinning man who trusts in .His death.Jesus died the just one for the unjust.He bore our sins in Is own body on the tree.Jehovah laid upon Him the iniquity of ws all.(1.Pet ii, 18: ii, 24: Isa.li) By his stripes there is healing.Provision is made for all.Whosoever will, let him come.Christ, died that whosoever believeth on Ilim should not perish but receive eternal life.He that belivveth on the Son hath lite.The gift of (rod is eternal life in Christ.(Ino.hi.16, 36: Ro.vi.,, 23.) The one condition is faith or trust shown by obedience.God's provision of the manna was for all Israel, but those whe would not gather it, must die.Canaan was promised tn all Israel.but no unbeliever reached it.Jesus.told the Jews of His day, that if they believed not on Him, they would die in their sims.(Jno.viii) Tt is easy to be saved.One trustful look to Jesus brings life.\u2018Look unto Me and he saved\u201d Remember the thief on the cross.Christ rejected.or neglected, brings eternal punishment.(Matt.xxv.46; IT.Thess, 1.9: Matt.xviil., 8) Christ savs that the man who eats, drinks Him.that is.believes and trusts, has now eternal life, and ahall never perish.No one can pluck out of His hand, \u2018more happy.but not more secure, the glorified spirits above.\u2019 DAILY TEXT.Drrember 6.looks like\u2014yes, it is one of your best Fess the Lord.\u2014Prov.iii, 7, ~ J From $1.00 Lad Dressing Gown.\u201cTeck From $8.00 From $1.35 oo DR.JAEGER CO.Ltd., 316 St.Catherine Street West, Montreal.a \u2014 SAYER IS THE HOME OF EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL.Sayer Electric, 10-14 Beaver Hall Hill.Branoh 801 St.Lawrence Boulevard.Phones : Main 4546, East 3257.\u2014 \u2014 ee ES \u2014 You cannot possibly have a better Cocoa than Furs 3 Our House is the largest, PS Retail Fur Establishment In A .the world.Our stock is from | the finest and the best.Our A delicious drink and a sustaining prices are the mos! reasona- food.Fragrant, nutritious and ble and the lowest in the economical.This excellent Cocoa | market, and we guarantee maintains the system in robust satisfaction.Send us your health, and enables it to resist friends or come in with them, winter\u2019s extreme cold.\u201cwe will take careof them and of you too.C 0 CHAS.DESJARDINS À CIE, | | 489 to 491 ~ Carre st a ] Cainer st Timor Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Toi Bebe East 106 in {-Ib.and *-Ib Tins.1357 BUSINESS CARDS | _ -AND | COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF ALL KINDS NEATLY DONE, ARON § TT TENBRGG At the Witness\u2019 Office, PAWNBFOKERS, Jon DEPARTMENT.601 Craig Street.\u2014 Money to mn 0°.haie There is no work so small that God pando bused an does not accept and reward it.1f it has - been prompted by love to him You never know all the good you do, when you do good.\u2014Eugene Bersier, ARONSON & RUTENBERG Pawnbrokers and Jewellers t em IE EEE Annu NE Mess an tr I 1 st, in m ur a- he ur m, nd \u2018 4 no pre.- wg rena.DrcEusER 6, 1908 TA?MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS PT \u201c- T3 re \u2014 -\u2014- = \" - -\u2014 \u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014- \u2014\" \u2014-\u2014-\u2014- - Ea - - ss = = vorrjcuas REPORT] Deposits payabie after bli il ; .notice .7 .9,987,066.67 public will have an opportunity to sub- .Balances due do soribe for the stock on exactly the mme| Bubsoription List will open Deoember 10th and close December 15th, 1906 i EASTER IOWNSHIS BANK annual Meeting of Sharehoiders Was Held Yesterday, NEW DIRECTORS ELECTED.Messrs.Shirley Oglivie, Montreal, and U.A.Robertson, Winnipeg, repiace the Late Messrs.Wood and Brown.ar, Que.Dec.5\u2014(Special).\u2014 i - vighth annual meeting of the rs of the Eastern Townships « \"eld in the board room of the a snerbrouke at two o'clock on \"+.Dec.d, and in addition to is there were present: KF.M.\u201c \u2018 Newport, Vig F.D.Spauid- Li nston, Edwin Howe, Hatley; ~ boudin, Norton Mills; D.Wil- : = Johnslurv; Chas.Ward, Der- (ol TH.R.Fraser, Dr.F.J.4 a, tuin Bennetts, of Sherbrook2; pis The President took the ul the General Manager acted as su Colonel I.Fraser and D, =~piulding were appointed 1s ut Votes.bicctors\u2019 annual report was read Loose, = .sunnitting \u2018lle accompanying Bal- and Profit and Loss State- L sm Divecturs have pleasure in in- 2 ihe shareholders that the gross: ; w the year under review lave .a sd is'avtory, but, unfortunately, the iw heen called upon to bear ox- ona: lusses in Montreal and St.it vie which have been fully pro- written off from the year's wl dividends have been de- Jbstuntial sum carried for- Bata mvrve by reference to the - sheet that $2,000 has been vo the Officers\u2019 Guarantee Nun, premium on new stock, .id tu the Reserve Fund, and the balance, S75.749.46, now stands at the eat si Proiit and Joss for future ap- prorviation, Your Directors, thereiore, have very reason to believe that the teint wii be considered on the wnole satlislattuIN Business throughout the country has \u201csctory an nearly all lines, with ning community especially so, cv day product being rather in ex- last year and bringing better | - Jrattving to note the great in- © it Immigration, a large propor- \u201con beng où the better class with suf- Lt + ançans :D enable them to make a \u201cart ou the Bantry ib s to be te- =! I that more of them do not find vues die the older provinees\u2014those that vu donc so are doing well.lie wrecking of the Ontario Bank is of the untortunate incidents oi the He charged that the conspirators are in inshield, The struggle aroused the = 1 ever has been, worse even than it was Court a ireumstances the pay of a saloonkeeper; that the plot M@N 8 er, who arrived with à Te ' | las: winter, In my library three jets warranted he te the cure \"was hatched in a Powers block lawyer's volver and drove the burglars in flight i s«yve barély to get around without tum- By the act of 1879 the name of the office, and the initjal funds raised to pay through a ear, window, alt yous \u2014 7 i t | y Wi .the tools\u2014a detective and two women, man was hurriedly pu ack to bed.\u20ac bling over the furniture, and are of httle company was changed to that of the having, according to physicians who BRIE - ALSO WM.CURRIE, CLOTHIER.23 Notre Dame Street West.\u2014 F Mulholland and Canfield Dorwin.oo.hired, and they were to divide amoug| acting through their attorneys, Messrs.hd ; : he preamble of the new company sets aga the stock and mas oe [hem the big money which the Bowers Cooke & rae entered an a eee lots at Ÿ ou 1at\u2014 > - ° ildine le fo - : : ; : oo \u2018 .mit tt , _ ; ha ti - to building lawyer assured them was in it! tion in the Exchequer Court against ces \u2014AVCitin 4 ' W hereas, yi great and increasing Ro pe Ding gr power to for them all when the trap was sprung.Drysalters, Ltd.The plaintiffs complain PROGRESS BRAND your inspection.8 vo ¢ 4 and f ï he pe J more of-{ They were also given power to \u2018exer Lheir lawyer was to say $50,000 wa