The daily witness, 8 novembre 1910, mardi 8 novembre 1910

[" nr Tie 1i- an orn the °k- the Ty.fc- tic \u2018oi- will rts 10W per.the by 1 rd- of by nit- be- rity Mr.Re- fair atic eful yoli- ma- 3 tn we 1 to dis- hile 3 in d ta; ; wo WF hich with |.we- twa | by ald.\u2019 hich a of cast, Dix Har- 30.- y up udg:- ures dicts will F174 ead - give h- Bird emo- closé s al- shed mate and his udge jomi- night suit .of have New win'4 \u2019 if = a + Sa I § | - t ) A remarka\u2019 \u201csale o rout ' : laces to be * S Murphy's : + + to-morrow.~ UL, RNY PRge.six.: 4 DC SPARE CN a PE Re .ET SIT fA Cy WG | ep BOLE AN 3 +++ \u2014; Lo ries RE:ORMATIVE INSTITUTION ~~ NEEDED FOR WOMEN, Montreal Local Council \u2018of Women Recommends Government to Establish a Central Institution in the Vicinity of Montreal.Certain articles upon the subject of rvformative treatment for women de- iinquents having appeared in Montreal papers, it seems wise to lay before\\the rublie a brief statement of what is being done towards securing a provin- vial reformative institution or industrial school for women.Since 1896 the Montreal Local Coun- ¢il of Women has been at different times actively interested in \u2018reformative work.of women during the interval between te-prison-have.PT ; N at, a secured, and desirable changes, chiefly hygienic, have been made in the Protestant female jail.But there still persist the great faults of the absence of proper training and employ- uient, of sentences too short to allow of real reform, and of that lack of classification which leads to the, demoralization of :young offenders by hardened criminals.In the autumn of 1908 the Local council of Women was asked to consider the question again.The neces- sitv for action was further emphasized uv the Rev.Arthur French\u2019s endeavors to» promote social purity.After a preliminary meeting had been held, the Local Council asked His Lordship the Bishop of Montreal, Dr.Johnson, the president of the Protestant Ministerial Association, and Mr.French to meet the Reformative Committ at Lady prummond's house.It was then decided that the Local Council secure further information.A closely con- \u2018lucted investigation was carried: on into the methods and results of the most important penological institutions in Great Britain, Canada \u201cand the l'nited States, as well as In Japan.The inquiry met with a ready response from all the authorities consulted, | including the Home Office, Whitehall, ithe British ambassador at Washington, ana the Canadian Government officials.Subsequently a report was drawn up recommending\u2014 % a 1.Particular attention should be concentrated on those whom it is possible to transform frou: law-breakers .into law-keepers.It is for this class of (for the most part) first offenders, as offering the more promising material for improvement, that we desire better provision.One central institution, equipped and administered, placed where the majority of offenders are found, would secure the best results.Such reformatory to be established by government.9 It is desirable that this institution be in the vicinity of Montreal, and have sufficient acreage to provide.for the employment of the inmates .in gardening or other agricultural pur suits.(In choice of a site, the produe- tivity of the soil is of considerable account in the cost of maintenance.) 3.That the careful classification of inmates be ensured, and that: eh tion, religious, mental, physical \u2018and industrial, be provided for all according to their needs.The \u2018cottage\u2019 system, illustrated by enclosed chart of Bedford Reformatory, N.Y.to be adopted on li:és to suit the needs of this province.Said reformatory to be governed by a board approved by the provincial authorities, to be serv .by a full staff of competent officials, and to contain a hospital and chapel.4.That sentence of less than one vear having been shown to be actually detrimental, women he admitted to this institution upon indeterminate \u2018or conditional sentences which shall be at least twelve months in length.thoroughly \u2018 - Improvements in the care: |cussed.\u201c2.< ?Sa oraorrhiéz \u2018ie That in case they prove incorrigible, they may, upon application by the governing board to the magistrate, be transferred t> the common jail.: V.That one or more trained probation officers, who shall be women, be appoin.ed to take charge of women, delinquents who are at large upon \u2018suspended sentence,\u201d and of those who have been released from the reformatory upon parole.This report, with the recommend t- tions, were presented to Bishop Farthing and the Protestant Ministerial Association, who then expressed approval of practically all the sugges- \u2018tions made.° ed members of the committee an n- terview.While stating that he believed that Roman : To this Judge Cross agreed.MR.CHAMBERLAIN'S VIEW.Time for British Preference, He Declares, is Opportune, (Canadian, Associated Press.- London, Nov.8.-\u2014-Mr.Joseph Cham- herlain., the apostle of Tariff Reform, in writing to Lord Ridley in regard to the annual meeting of the Land Reform League of Manchester, refers to the matter of a preference, and says the hope of a preference is indeed a qope for a more complete union\u2019 o our rolonies, and unless this is secur- =} before the next Imperial Confer- vnee it may be too late to influence those with whom we have to deal \u2018They have shown,\u2019 he states, \u2018a wil- ingness to meet us half way, which 18 very promising for our trade and our country, but they will not forever wait upon us, and we should .take | tre advantage which the conference once more offers or we Muy find, it\u2019 too.late., .to \u2018The present is the time for us Lo, rive a decision; Mr.Chamberlain says.and he hopes that \u2018we shall \u2018no longer show ourselves unwilling .to make the changes which our colonies have already made.$200 AN OUNCE PROFIT.| Made by Men Who Peddle Cocaine.Special Constables St.Martin and Daoust, who are detailed to look after the cocaine traffic, had two more cases in court this morning, thus entering into their second.hundred ;of arrests and convictions since they were appointed., They have now obtained evidence against a druggist who will appear before the Recorder at an early date charged with selling the drug to the men they arrest for peddling it.Constable St.Martin informed the \u2018Witness\u2019 that the nearest he could estimate the pedlers made 3 00 an ounce on e , \u201cThe law should be i@ tered.he said, \u2018so that they can be sent to prison every time and fined something which.would make them feel it more than $25 does.The druggist who sells the poison in the first.place ought to be sent to prison without the option of a fine.THE OLD REGIME.Dr.Leigh Gregor on the Work of De Gaspe.T first of a serles of free public retures under the auspices of McGill University was delivered last evening, ty Dr Leigh Gregor.in the Royal Victoria College, on the life and works \u2018of M.de Gaspe and the \u2018Old regime\u2019 in ine Province of Quebec.Dr.Gregor, sfter referring to the result of the recent elections in Drummond-Artha- iaskaville, gave it as his opinion that the racial question is about to be re- sived by the victory of the Nationalists.\u2018If, as Armand Lavergne recent- L- declared,\u201d sald Professor Gregor, lrench-Canadians have been\u2019 of the vreatest possible service in the de- xnce of Canada and in its retention \u201c3 a part of the British Empire, both in 1775 and in 1812, we, not they, should be the first to assert it.It is \u201c most important historical subject nn deserves the closest attention, especially in the light of recent events.The English of the province should be \u201cilling to take more interest in.the I'rench and to study their claims.\u2019 \u2018ontinuing, Dr.Gregor pointed out that this claim of French-Canadians \u201css undoubtedly true to a large ex- rut, ag evidenced by the victory of \u2018\u2019hsteauguay in 1812, and the great \u201cark accomplished by the French in 1175, which was just beginning to be r-alized.Referring to the works of De - \u2018aspe, the lecturer declared that the i « publications \u2018L'Ancien Canadien\" \u2014\u2014 competence to write of the days of the \u2018Old regime.In the veins of M.de tyaspe he said flowed the blood of all the important.people of that period.and his ancestors had becn seigneurs ; since the seventeenth century.: An account, of the rights, duties, and privileges of the seigneurs and a history of the develdpment of the IPrench- Canadian nobleséd ture inasmuc past.- teferring to the Natiohalist party, the present leaders, said Dr.Gregor.Were not the descendants of the old leaders.They Rad not seigneurial llood in their veins.Ing to note that since the time of Papineau \u2018the leaders of the National party had been with but few exceptions men of the people and the seigneurs had been gradually shoved aside.The present defenders of the country differed widely with those of the past.\u2018 sit dealt with the HARD ON THE BOY \u2014\u2014\u2014 Son of French Mason Called Socrates, Voltaire Ferrer.Some people have the courzgc of their convictions, as instance the following story: ' : A French-Canadian this morning walked into the offee of the City Jlall where births are rogisternl \u2018Religious faith?\u2019 queried Inspeétor Thos Kune, | : \u2018I'm .a Freemason,\u201d answered the man.\u2018Child s given name?came ths next cuery.5 _ \u2018Socrates Voltaire lFereer,\u2019 auswered the proud fatler.The child of \u2018ourse is onlv three days old.He conldn't protest.ably the boys will later call him \u2018Sock,\u2019 anyway.\u2018Old Hemlock' would be another appropriate cognomen.CANADIAN PRESS, Proceeding.Toronto, Nov.8.\u2014A meeting of pub licshers who have agreed to form the Canadian Press Limited, for the purpose of handling Associated Press despatches in Canada and for other purposes, was held in the council room of the Board of Trade yesterday.A very large attendance was secured of representatives from all sections of the country.from Halifax to Vancouver.The chair was taken by Mr.Stewart Lyon, of the \u2018Globe.\u2019 The provisional board of directors presented a draft of the by-laws proposed to be adopted, and they were discussed at length.The discussion was not completed, and will be renewed to-day.Mr.Melville E, Stone.general manager of the Asso- clated Press of the United States, was present and explained the workings of the service, telling in what way the association had overcome the difficulties unavoidable in the work of providing a new service extending all over the world and serving 840 daily newspapers in the United States.The representatives of western newspapers do not all at the present time favor the Canadian Press Limited providing a general Canadian news service.They propose a provincial system of organization with an exchange of news between east and west.The question \u201cwill be - settled at to-day\u2019s session.POISONED WINE.Drinking \u2018Bout Ends in Death of One Man and Two Are in Hospital.Vajcouver, Nov.8.\u2014Laquis, Iankner: sy.dead, Emil De TLasdier and Henri Cochett are in the.General Hospital.and J.Demar is either dead or a fugitive from the police, as the result of a drinking bout in Vancouver early yesterday morning, in which poison is said to \u201chave figured.The four men met in a house on Fairview, and among the drinks consumed was a bottle of port wine which is believed by the police to have contained strychnine.When, the police were called to the house they found the dead body of Ianknersy, and De Lasdier and Cro- chett were so nearly dead that it was at first thought little could be done for them at the hospital.They are now, however, out of danger.Demar was missing when the police searched the house and a general call had been sent out for his arrest, the police be lleving he ig still alive.| \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014atateraa\u2014t WILL LIKELY ACCEPT.Mr.R.L.Richardson, Winnipeg, \u201cConsidering British Constituency.Winnipeg, Nov.8.\u2014Mr.R.L.Richardson, editor of the \u2018Tribune, who has been offered South St.Pancras seat, London, by the Labor-Radical Association, stated to-day that he would like to.accept the nomination.\u2018Mr.Joseph Martin,\u201d M.P., will look over the constituency for him, and if business interests here will allow, he will accept.He made several speeches for Mr.Martin during the last election in an adjoining seat.: \u2014rm BANK BURGLARS CAUGHT.+ The efforts of the provincial police \u2018force, though.carried on quietly, have proved successful in the case of the bank robbery recently at St.Pacome.Chief McCaskill reports the arrest of three men and the recovery of most of the stolen monev.The first man arrested was Murphy, who was can- tured in Megantic.He had $3,500 in his possession.Later two others, who gave their names as Mitchell and Slavin.were arrested in New York with $500 each in their vossession.All are mow awaiting: trial.which will likely take race at Quebec.The burglary was committed on Oct.12.THE WESTERN HOSPITAL.During the week ending November 5, there were 29 admissions to the wards: 18% were Protestants, and 11 Roman Catholics.The ambulance made 13 runs.There were 13 operations performed during the week, amongst\u2019 these being the removal of small portions of brain and bone from the, head of the boy Asselin, whose head was crushed on Friday last.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MORALITY RAIDS.As the result of two raids by the morality .squad last night seven women and eight men appeared before \u2018Mr.Recorder Weir.The case was adjourned until Fri- ; 214 \u2018Memoirs\u2019 showed the author's day next.SCHWEPPES SODA WATER.DRY GINGER ALE GINGER BEER SPECIALLY BREWED FOR EXPORT.MONTREAL.concluded the lec- It was interest- Prob- | Organization of New News Service \u2018tering McGill, Montreal, in 1882, |with houses, for $3,300.© LORD'S DAY ALLIANCE \u2018New Secretary = Addresses : < Public Meeting in Douglas Church.(See Also: Page 12.) + Follewing the meeting of the executive, | a Public meeting of the Lord's.Day Alliance was \u2018held in Douglas Church at 8 o'clock.The Rev.Dr, \"Hill presided.'In his presidential address he referred to the work -ac- complished during the past year with considerable satisfaction.The progress made in dealing with Sunday trading.theatres.moving building : operations and the work of big.manufacturing: plants was dealt with.and the opinion expressed that the future was tull of promise of better things, He read a lengthy criticism of himself, \u2018and the Alliance published in a Toronto paper and declared that there was not a single fact as a basis for the article.The Rev.Mr.Mingie, briefly covered the operations outlined in his annual report.\u2018He expressed his full confidence in the common sense of the common people.The Alllance was making good progress along the lines \u2018of least resistance.It was only necessary to show the Christian people that Sabbath desecration would deplete the churches and ruin the morality of the rising generation, and there would \u2018be hearty co-operation in work- Ing \u2018for Sunday obsevvante.The Rev.Dr.\u2019 Moore gave a briet farewell address.Hé had been sub- Jected to the same criticisms as Dr.Hill, and had bad the pleasure of in- | forming the editor of the offending paper that his assértions were based on a misapprehension of the facts and conditions commented upon.The year Just closed was the best in, the history of the Alliance.\u2018For the sake of every interest in, Canada we must have the Lord's Day observed properly,\u201d said Dr.Moore in closing.The Rev.W.M.Rochester was introduced.ta the meeting and -made.a good impression in- the course of an interesting address.He was of the 1 opinion that without.the Lord\u2019s Day \u2018Alliance there would be no Lord's Day Act, and our Sunday would not be nearly so well observed \u2018as it is.Canada, he said, would never know how.much it owed.to the Rev.Dr.Moore and the Rev.Dr.Shearer in this connection.Dr.Moore's\" indomitable energy, optimism and practical wisdom had brought about, to a large extent, the present good feeling and gratifying conditions in respect to Sunday observance.\u201d The meeting closed with- the usual votes of thanks and the confirmation of the election of the officers for the cnsuing year.NEW GENERAL SECRETARY.Mr.Rochester, who succeeds Dri Moore\u2019 as general secretary, was born in Burnstown, Renfrew County, Ontario, in the early sixties.He received the beginnings of his education in the public schools, of Renfrew County and the.Ottawa Collegiate Institute.He gpent two years in teaching while fitting himself for the university, e».- He took the honor classical course, and in graduating in 1886.carried off the gold medal in the face of heavy competition.His theological training was in, Montreal Presbyterian College under the late Rev.Principal.MacVicar, D.D., LL.D., graduating in 1890 after a.distinguished course, having been during the last year assistant pastor of Erskine Church, under the ministry of the Rev.L.IL.Jordan,\u201d D:D.Durfhg two\u2019 of the sessions In théology he was.also, tutor in charge of.thu Latir and, Greek classes in the Literary Department of the college.\u201cIn 1891 he went to Prince Albert, Susk., as missionary pastor.In 1896 lie was called to Cowan Avenue Church, To- rontu, where he remained until 1898, when he was settled at Kenora.In 1906 he entered.the.service of the Lord\u2019s Day Alliance in Western Canada.His outstanding abliities have.been put to many tests, and always.has he.led.the .Alliance to.a wider influence and won for many thousands the weekly day of rest.\u201d Since June, 1906, he has been the very efficient associate secretary for Western Can- add.: .Speaking of the aprointment, the Rev.Dr.Moore says: \u2018The Lord's Day Alliance \u201cis.to be congratulated upon securing so able a man, so sane an officer, &~ careful a tactician, so wise | an administrator, so thorough an in- vestigätor, so eloquent an .advocate, $0 courageous a defender, so faithful à friend, so aggressive.a planner, and so successful a secretary, as its chief executive officer.The western provinces know Mr, Rochester well, and the better he is known the nore ais work and ability are appreciated.The great work of the Alliance in preserving the Lord's Day and securing the right to the enjoyment.of the privileges of that day for Canadian people, will not suffer through this change in the persou who is the General Secretary.REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.\u2018 Alf.P.Henderson et al have sold \u2018to the Molsons Bank a lot with property.thereon erected, fronting on St.Hubert \u2018street, for $5,692.Cd Philorum Simard has sold to D: Reid, lot 2629-61 parish of St.Laurent, A.Charbohneau has sold to Miss Y.and B.Charboniere lot 11-768, in Laurler ward, fronting on Esplanade avenue, for $10,000.Thos.Girard has sold to Mrs, Alf.Perron lot 8129 DLuvernay ward.wi: houses bearing civic Nos.15, 13a and 15, 13, fronting on Boyer street.Olive Rinfret has sold to Louis A.Blanchet lot 1225-9 St.Mary's ward, for 37,200.\u201c B, R.Dufresne has sold to Roland Prefontaine lots 1224-75, 76, 77, 78 St.Mary's ward, for $14,000.: William Albert has sold to Mattes Marks lot No.295 St.James wand, for 4,750.: .ha nes Goldberg has sold to Gidall Belman lot 939-4 St.Louis ward, for $4,300.: Mrs.Abraham Kilnor has Solomon Lacks lots 1022-1, 2, 3 St.Louis ward, for $29,000.-\u2014\u2014emfprmnmmmnnnenet WESTMOUNT PUBLIC LIBRARY.The recent gifts of books ito the Westmount Library are as follows: \u2014 Five volumes from McGill University, eight volumes from Mrs.Connor, of Westmount; one volume from Mrs.Brophy, of Westmount: twenty-five volumes from Master Arthur Shaw, also of Westmount.All these books were in good condition, and most acceptable.\u2014mm|anrepemrmnennnmn°net A MISSION\u2019S BULLETIN.The November number of the \u2018Mon- thiy Bulletin,\u2019 the cheery little perlo- dical published: by the City Mission, as a record of its work, has come to hand.The number contains some- think of the work being accomplished in the city.and another instalment of the interesting \u2018Diary.- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FOLLOWING THE HOUNDS.The Montreal Hunt Club followed the hounds this morning.The meet was about the smallest.in attendance.that has been held this year, and considering the.fine morning, was rather dizappointing.Those who turn- sold to and 4, ed out had a fine run.pictures, - ranged.interrupted.is meeting with the approval of both MEN and BOYS.Our whole range is open for your inspection and could not possibly be described in any ordinarÿ Newspaper Ad.\"SUITS -.OVERCOATS 10% to §25% OVERCOATS $2.5010 $8.50 from Finest Imported Fabric.Wm.Currie 423 Notre Dame St.W.005 Si.Catherine SI.E \u2018 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER: 8, 1910.| The Las Veux eve, $175 \\ Estate propositions.is and will be the price of these \u2018 Have you seen this property yet?ädvantage of the fine weather and other facilities we offer to see this greatest of all Real for this one week\u2014no longer.t Chance! ~The one week's reprieve we gave to buyers of CEDALE PARK Lots is being taken advantage of by hundreds of buyers.Splendid Lots Have you made your purchase?DO IT THIS WEEK.If not, take NS INWARD.: 4 Duca d'Abruzzi.arr.Nèw York ,.Nov.Noordam, arr: New''York-.; ,:.Patricia, arr.New ¥ork.;% .: , Siberian, arr.Philædelpita .\u2026 \u20187 Hesperign, arr.Montreal:.Hibérnian, \u2018arr: Mohtréär-1 Xe °F Royal\u2019 George, left \"Bristol |, UF 8 ZOUTWARD.- Lake Champlain, arr.\u2019 Liverpool.Nov, Parisian, arr.Glasgow .+.California, arr.Glasgow .Monmouth, arr.Avonmouth .Vaderland, arr.Dover .44 .*.Sicilian, arr.London .>.Minnewaska, arr.London .Hellig Olav, arr.Christiansand .* President.Grant, arr.Hamburg .* Barbarossa.arr, Bremen .* Kaiser Wilhelm, arr.Cherbourg .\u201c Koenig Albert, arr.Genoa .* CATHOLIC \u2018SAILORS\u2019 CLUB.The dramatic section lof the Branch 3, Ancient Order of Hibernians, under une chalrmanship of Ald.Thomas O\u2019Con- nell, will provide the sallors and their friends with a very full and varied programme to-morrow evening.The best ship talent will also assist.A very enjoyable evening is anticipated.: The funeral of Hugh McNeilly, of 883, Pretorian, took place yesterday in tlie Catholic sallors'' burial\u2019 ground in the Cote des Neiges cemetery.The annual memorial service fur the sailors dying in port was celebrated oun Sunday last in the club chapel.Tne Jed al md ay mld mynd ae -Rev, Father Gorman, chaplain.officiated.The Gregorian Requiem mass was rendered by a harmonized choir of H.M.Customs officers under Mr.D .Gi- roux, tide surveyor, .TWO VESSELS aSHORE.Portsmouth, N.H., Nov.8.\u2014Twn vesg- sels went ashore near here during; ihe night.and one of them.an unknown schooner, is expected to be a total loss, The unknown craft struck on Duc! Js- land, and.because of the high wind and heavy sea of to-day it was thought that the prospects of floating her were very slight.The lumber-laden schooner, George W.Collins, from Machias, Me, for 3g9ston, ran ashore while trying to enter [Portsmouth harbor.It was believed that she would be pulled into deep water at high tide.AGROUND IN SNOWSTORM.St.Catharines, Ont, Nov.~The £8.Carleton, owne dby the Hall Company, of Montreal, in -trying to make port at Dalhousie harbor this morning, lost her way in a heavy snowstorm \u2019 and ran aground four miles from the port.Her signals of distress brought tugs to ler assistance, and she was pulled off without suffering inury Boats had a hard time making harbor this morning, as the lake is very violent.ANNUAL.SAILORS CONCERT.: At the Sallors\u2019 Institute this evening the annual concert will take place presided over by Leut.-Colonel Jeffrey MH.\u2018Burland, vice-president of the Montreal Board of Trade.107 An excellent programme has been ar- The sailors will provide most of the entertainment, and assisting them will be: Mrs.A.Wellesley Hug- man, contralto, of the American Church: little Miss Marjorie Mitchell, who will sing and recite: Miss Peggy Hogg, a Highland dancer.who arrived on 1he SS.Hesperian yesterday morning: Mr.Jack Malkinson, comedian, and the JM.A.A.A.quartette.LATEST REPORTS.The Canadjan Pacific SS.Lake Manitoba arrived at Quebec at 8.30 this morning, and is expected to reach Mount- real to-night.Her passengers will land at 7 a.m.to-morrow.The Lake Michigan is expected to arrive at Quebec late to-night and in Montreal to-morrow night.\u2018The Allan liner Tunisian passed Relle Isle outward at 1.30 a.m.vesterday.The Donaldson liner Saturnia®*arrived at Quebec last night, and is expected.Lo reach Montreal eurly to-morrow.GULF REPORT.- 9.30 A.M.Crane Island, 32\u2014In, 9.20 a.m., \u2018Kron- inz Olav.\u2019 .Pr slot.40\u2014 Clear, strong northwest.Cape Salmon, 83\u2014Clear, strong west.In, 5.30 a.m., a steamer.Father Point, 160\u2014Telegraph service \u201cnterrupted.ee Metis, 180\u2014Heavy snow storm from west.- 1; Matane, 202\u2014Telegraph service interrupted.Cape Chatie, ferrupted.martin River, 260 \u2014 Telegraph service 234\u2014Telegraph service Cape Magdalen, 294-\u2014Telegraph : ser- vice interrupted.i \u2019 Tame Point, 324\u2014Telegrapn gervice interrupted.ED.SENECAL, Reg.BANK OF OTTAWA BUILDING, MONTREAL.A.G.FOWLER ROSS & CO.A.G.FOWLER ROSS.347\u2014Telegraph service Cape Rosier, interrupted.Anticosti.\u2014 .; \"West Point, 337\u2014T-elegrap!i service interrupted.Southwest Point, 363\u2014Telegraph service interrupted.South Foint, 416-Telegraph service interrupted.Heath Point, 439\u2014Telegraph service interrupted.Cape Ray, 556\u2014 Cloudy, ncrthwest.Flat Point, 584\u2014Out, 8:30 p.m,, yesterday, \u2018Ocean.\u2019 Out, 6.30 a.m, \u2018Sygna.Cape Race, 830\u2014Telegrap'f service interrupted.- .Ce Point Amour.662-\u2014Raining, east.QUEBEC AND ABOVE, Long Point, 5\u2014In, 9.20 a m., \u2018Mathil- da\u2019 and tow; 8.2) a.m.\u2018Sin-Mac\u2019 and tow, .Sorel, 39\u2014O0ut, 9.00 a.m., \u2018Cruizer.\u2019 9.15 a.m., \u2018Jacona.\u2019 Portneuf, -105\u2014 In, 9.40 a.m, stad.\u2019 ; | Quebec, 139\u2014Arrived :n, 8.00 a.m, \u2018Lake Manitoba, Arrives down, 4.25 a.m., \u2018Dronning Maud\u2019; 4.50 a.m., \u2018Cascu- pedia\u2019; 4.35 a.m., \u2018Gaspesien.\u201d Arrived in, 6.40 p.m., yesterday, \u2018Wobun\u2019; 4.25 p.m., \u2018Saturnia.\u2019 GULF REPORT 3.00 P.M, L'Islet, 40\u2014Cloudy, calm.pan, \u201cWobun.In, \u2018Borge- In, 2.0 Cape Salmon, 83-\u2014Raining, calm.In, 2.30 p.m,, \u2018Saturnia.\u2019 1n, 1.00 p.m, tug and scow.\u2018 Riviere Du Loup, 96\u2014Raining, east.Father Point, 160\u2014Cloudy, north.Out, 10.20 a.m., 'Bergenhus.\u2019 Little Metis, 180\u2014Raining.northeast.Out, 12.00 noon, \u2018lsnglishman.\u2019 .Matane, 202-\u2014 boggy, raining, cast.In, 12,30 p.m.\u2018Astarte.In, 1.15 p.m, \u2018Lake Manitoba.\u2019 i Cape Chatte, 234\u2014Foggy, calm.Out, 11.30 a.m., Montfort.\u2019 In, 12.30 p.m, \u2018Minerva.Martin River, 260\u2014Foggy, raining.Out, 10.00 a.m.a two-masted steamer.Cape Magdalen, 294\u2014Danse fog, heavy rain, calm.Fame Point, 324\u2014Foggy, heavy rain, calm.In, 12.30 p.m.\u2018Coaling.\u2019 .Cape Rosier, 347\u2014-Hazy, heavy rain, south.5 .\u2026 Antisesti,-\u2014 West Point, 347-\u2014Räitiné, \u2018gas: x Southwest Point, 363-Raining, variu- b 7 .le.South Point, 416\u2014Foggy, raining, ast.Heath Point, 439\u2014 Dense fog, heavy rain, south.In, 8.45 a.m., 90 miles northeast, \u2018Lake Michigan,\u2019 Lape Ray, 556\u2014Cloudy, southeast.Flat Point, 584\u2014In, 10.0) a.m., °*Frit- zoe.\u201d In, 10.30 a.m., \u2018Sygna.\u2019 Point Amour, 662\u2014Dense fog, strong east.: i Belle Isle, 723\u2014Dense fog, strong west.Out, 8.30 a.m, 180 miles east, \u2018Empress of Ireland\u2019 1 QUEBEC AND ABOVE.Long Point, 5\u2014Out, 2.55 p.m,, \u2018Gaspe- sien\u2019 Out, 12.15 p.m., tug \u2018Gravel.\u2019 In, 11.10 a.m., \u2018Hesperian\u2019; 10.55 a.m., \u2018Corn- jshman\u2019; 10.45 a.m., \"Prinz Adalbert.Three.Rivers, 71\u2014Arrived down, 2.40 p.m., \u2018Spray\u2019 and tow.Arrived in, 10.30 a.m., \u2018Hermes.In, 2.10 p.m, \u2018Bonavis- ta.\u2019 = .; .Quebec, 139\u2014Arrived in, 1,30 p.m, \u2018Miemnon.\u2019 \u2018 IS ST.HENRY WORST?Dr.Laberge Thinks Measles May be Just as Prevalent in Other Wards.Though no more schools have been closed as vet on account of the epidemic of measles, it appears this step may be taken soon, for Dr.Louis Laberge, medical health officer, says it is poor policy to run risks of this disease becoming too prevalent.A careful inspection of all the wards is being made, and so far reports show that besides the cases registered Iv the doctors there are in Hochelaga 75 stricken, in St.Mary's 35, in La- Lontaine 15, St.Denis 2, Cole des Neiges 33, St.Ann\u2019s 15.Dr.Laberge does not feel at all sure that St.Henry, with its 800 cases, is the ward suffering most from the imal- ady.It may merely be that the doctors there hae reported better,\u201d he remarked.- COMPLAINS UF COMPANY Charge of Exorbitaat Rates Against Montreal Light, Beat and Power Co.8.\u2014Complaint was made against the Montreal Light, Heat and Power Company before the Public Utilities Commission this morning, on behalf of Mr.Cribble, of Montréal.The complainant declares that the gas and electric light tolls as well as the interest charged are exorbitant and unreasonable.The complaint will be oonsidered at the next meeting of the cémmission, which will be held in December next.\u2014m{pmmmetmnsees A LOSS TO HUNTLY CHURCH.(From a Correspondent.) Maud Jackson.one of the young women of the Huntly Street Methodist Church, died in the General Hospital on Sabbath morning last.A beautiful Christian girl.her fathers only help, was taken in the, very prime of life.The funeral on Tuesday was conducted by her pastor, the Rev.W.G.Bradford.\u2014\u2014\u2014peedr\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 OBJECT TO SNOW DUMPS.Aldemran Clements will ask the fjoard of Control to-morrow not to dump the snow from the streets on l.atogtaine Park this winter.The al- d=rman states that the refuse left when the soft zephyrs of spring time melt tte snow is must unheal*h-.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TURKISH LOAN.A German banking syndicate makes Quebec, Nov.Turkish loan of $50.000,000 on four pert cent bond issue at 84 returns back by evening mail.Only the Choicest wanted.\u2019 WANTED! WANTED Notice to Farmers in General, \u201cand Poultry Farmers.Lamb\u2019s Market, Limited, want the Pork and calves to a finish, and crate fatten their and Ducks, and get top prices by shipping to LAMB'S MARKET, LIMITED, 22a UNIVERSITY STREET, Montreal.FARMERS GET BUSY, AND SHIP DIRECT.» feed their Chickens, farmers to Spring Turkeys You will have your \u2018PERSONALS Dr.and Mrs.Charles McFEuachran an?Mr.and Mrs.Colin Campbell will attend the Horse Show in New York.A Hallowe'en social is to he held tonight in the Y.W.C.A.The decorations will be suitable to the pccasion.\u201cThe wedding of Miss Nellie Davis, of Cataraqui, Quebec, to Mr.Frank J.Hart, of this city, takes place to-day.Mr.and Mrs.Allan Magee have.returned from their wedding trip.and have taken up their residence in Montreal.; Mr.and Mrs.George K.MacDougall are returning from their wedding tour at the end of the week, and are going to reside at 272 Bishop street.The Rev.Professor and Mrs.À.Gordon have.taken up residence at Elm avenue, Westmount.Mrs.GQ don\u2019s receiving days are first and thijd Fridays.; \u201cMf.and Mrs.J.G.H.Bergeron: lav | closed their summer residence at Beau- |; harnois, and are now at the Place Viger Hotel, where they will stay for the winter.The engagement is announced of Miss Carrie R.G.Rel, niece of Mrs.W.G.Reid, to Mr.A.A.Hanna, son of Mr.A.EB.Hanna, Arlington avenue.The wedding is arranged for December.Mr.J.Bruce Ismay, of Liverpool, president of the White Star steamship line, and Mr.P.A.S.Franklin, of New York, vice-president of the company, arrived at the Windsor this morning.Captain and Mrs.George Chapman left on Friday for their home in England, having spent the last six months in Canada visiting Mrs.Chapman's grandfather, Sir Sandford Fleming.Miss De Witt, Mrs.Walter Patton, Mrs.James Allardyce, Mrs.Ww.a.Hamilton, Miss Ames and Miss 'Ten- ney, have returned from attending the triennial meetings of «e Y.W.C.A.in Ottawa.Invitations have been issued for the state dinner at-Government House on the evening after the opening of Par- Hament.Lady urey is holding a reception the same evening for the wives and daughters of the officials present at the dinner.Mrs.C.R.Coleman, formerly Miss C.Claire Hersy, of Ottawa, will hold her first \u2018at home\u2019 since her marriage to-morrow at 249 Elgin avenue, West- mount.She will also receive on Thursday, and thereafter on.the second amd fourth Thursdays every month.The marriage of Miss Theresa Robertson, daughter of the late Rev.Dr.Robertson, superintendent of Western Canada Home Missions, to Dr.Robert Buchan Francis, of Calgary.Alta., is announced, to take place quietly dur- ps the month.ose present in the boxes at the oor ant night included Miss Shauzh- nessy and Miss Marguerite Shaugh- nessy, both charmingly gowned in palest pink with flmy overdress.In the same box were Mr.and Mrs.Thornton Davidson and Mr.Henry Joseph.Another party consisted of Mr.and Mrs.Sheldon Stephens, the latter wearing a handsome gown of metallic embroidery over green satin: Mrs.Robert Archer, in black robe, embroidered with sequins; Mrs.W.IE.Stewart.black lace .gown over grey, and Mrs.W.M.Aitken, who was robed in black with touches of old silver.Mr.anl Mrs.R.L.Borden occupied another, with Principal Peterson and Mrs.Peterson, Dean and Mrs.Walton, Mrs.Borden wearing a very pretty sup< phire blue chiffon gown; Mrs.Peterson, a Gobelin blue oriental satin; Col.Meighen, Mr.and Mrs.Allan Mackenzie, Col.and Mrs.W.A.Grant, Mr.and Mrs.James Ross, und Mr.und Mrs.I.P.Timmerman were others of tae many who were present.NOTES FROM THE DONALDAS.The Freshettes won the inter-yeur trophy with a lead of 14 points above the Juniors.Miss Ethel Cameron, also a Freshette, won the individual championship.; .The Delta Sigma Socicty gave the annual iea on Wednesday, when Prolos- sor Dale lectured on \u2018Modern Poets.\u2019 The lecture was most interesting.The junior dance is to be held or Nov.21.Miss Kate Lawrence and M723 Eleanor Qughtred are the R.V.C.representatives on the dance committee.At the Y.W.C.A.meeting the delegates to the Muskoka Conference gave an account of the -conference.Miss Winnifred.Wilson is the R.V.C.delegate to the Ottawa Conference, The Societe Francaise held its tirst reception on Friday.The otlicers for the year are as follows: HMonorary president, | Mile.Branquis; president, Migs M.PF.Williams, \"11.viee-vresi- dent, Miss R.W.Jsæwrence, \u201812; sucre- | is hereby given that under the Quebre Companies Act letters patent have heen issued by the Licutenant-Governor of the Province of Quebec, bearing date the second day of November, 1910, incorporating Messrs.Timothy Gagnon, taznulacturer: Joseph Gagnon, elerk: J.Arthur Chagnon, financiul agent; Faui Gedeon Majeau, insurance agent; Ovide lLatsouche, accountant, all of Montrua! 10v the following purposes:\u2014- ' The right of manufacturing clothes, to sell tnem, and make à general trade of them, Acquire, sell and ulieuat all movable and Immovable, or to dispose otherwire of them, and mortgage such Properties, Acquire, possess and operate in Mout- real, or elsewhere, wholesale and reunl establishments._ Fo do all that is necessary for repairing, changing and maintenance of such moveable and immoveable properties, To draw, make, accept, endorse, exc- cute and issue promissory notes, bills of exchange and other negotiable and transferable instruments for the puy- ment and guarantee of all money due Lo and by the company.To discount with bunks.To, execute all other powers that way be necessary, suitable, cons enient ur proper for the accomplishment por any of the purposes or the attainmenthof any one or more of the objects herewita \u2018numerated, all which shall at any time ppear conducive or expedient tor thw rotection of the trade of the said cou- any.The operations of the company be carried on under the name of 1))- MINION TAILORING COMPANY, LLIM- ITED.with a capital stock a\u201d forty-nine thousand five hundred dollars divided into four hundred and ninety-five shares of one hundred dollars euch, and the rief place of business of thie said company to be at the city of Montreal in the rovince of Quebec.' Dated at the office of the Provincial ur y this fourth day es Nuxvçimnuber, (Signed).JOS.DUMONT, \u2018 Deputy Provincial Sverctarx.OUSSEAU & GAGNE, Solicitors for Applicants.NOTICE\u2014 APPLICATION has been made tu the Corporation of the City or Montreal for leave to crect an Automobil- UV.597.sUb-Jisi- | os.004 of St.Louis Ward, Nu, YY, Cadieux street.P.GADBuUlS & , 987 C'adieux strect.$, 1910, J \u2014_ 4fy-treasure.Miss R.de L.La Ri- vite, \u2019 The poster committee is as foiluws: Miss Gladys Brown, \u201811: Miss Alexandra Braeur, '12; Miss Harriet Chaffey, \"18; Miss Isabel MeCaw, \"13.The Delta Sigma Society i: three prizes for an RV.C, song and chant respectively.offering hymns, i YOUNG HEBREWS' RECEPTION.The quarters of the Young, Mens Hebrew Association, at 52 Ontario street west, were crowded wfth a merry throng of yeung men and women on Sunday afternoon laxt, the occasion being a reception in honor of the ladies.The affair was one of tie must successful of the many sewiil events which have been given by th Association thus far.This was the first time -an opportuniiy was given to the lady friends.sisters and wives of the members to inspect the club rooms, and all seemed very favorably ini- pressed with both the social rooms and gymnasium.Refreshments were serv.eds amd a delightful musical pro- granyme was furnished by Messrs.J.Pinsler, I.Mitnick, A.M.Goldstein, L Bald, Miss Regina Pinsler, Mrs, (1.Heller, and Louis Ober, which wus supplemented by a comic recitation iy Mr.J.Mualkinson, and an address Uw Mr.B.Rose.Mr.8.Rawson acted uo master olf ceremonies.About seven- ty-tive people were present.The s- sociation intends to run similar atid: « on thé first Sunday of every month during the seagon.RS Tie first debate ©f the Literary ani Debuting Circle of the associntion was héld on Meaday night, ar S30, tho topic being: the riœnt Resolved, that .of suffrage be\u2019 extended to wumer.\u2018 E distinction between the genuine Pianola and all other piano-playing devices is; recognized to-day by all musi: cians and the musically cultured both here and abroad.The Pianola's superior principle cf construction, its exclusive expression devices like the METRO: STYLE and the THEMODIST, and its perfectly arranged and enormous repertory, give to it a prestige not shared even in slight degree by any other instrument of the same type.Demonstrated only at a NORDHEIMER'S LIMITED.610-612 St.Catherine Street West, Murireal, TRIS Tat ree Sane nT ee pra Se LTE mtr ETE ST - Y; A Sry, za 85 5 vz TNR 2 \u2019 Sa FREE ap vec = sig FET BET ICR 1006 a St pp = a \u2014 + & \u201cÀ EEO 2 q .0 > re .- EE 7 pd Gas TDR RS ma ST RMR SE Le PRG TR SEAN ri BATE car AN rn, ns ree Asa 2254 SE 3 SE to CA rei NA Ti Se LT J NE Me a a , A .» i.oi a x Jaw pans STIR AE AR pide SY = ree Ma a FE INSU U - Other matter should be -postéd before 4 THE MONTREAL - DAILY! WITNESS, TU x ESDAY, NOVEMBER: 8, 1910.« * , ++ J Weekly Calendar ART ASSOCIATION GALLERIES OF PAINTING SCULPTURE, Etc.Cpen 9am.06pm.Admission 2c ANNUAL SAILORS\u2019 CONCERT, Montreal Sarlors\u2019 Institute, TUESDAY Evening,Nov.8,1910 Chairman.Lt.Col JEFFREY H.BURLARD, (Vice-President Montreal Board of .rade.a THE ORCHESTRA OF THE RMS.: ° MEGANTIC.1 \u2026.The Sailors from the ships in port wii] \u201csing, dance, recite.and make fun for: all.Assisting them wil] also be: Mrs.A.WELLESLEY RUGMAN,Qon- alto.| .Miss PDGGIE HOGG, Highland Dan- 3, N Mir.JACK MALKINSON, Comedian, .: AND THE .M.A.A.A.MADE QUARTETTE._- Reserved seats (50 cents), may be recuted at Mr.C.M.Alexander\u2019s, 218 St.James street.LL STANLEY HALL TO-MORROW EVENING | Seats are now on sale for the Vi lin.Recital\u2019 by Francis.\" : \"MACMILLEN.at, Nordheimer's and Star Branch.Office.Prices: 7c, $1.00 and.§1.5( ._STEINWAY PIANO USED, \u2014 ~ ENGAGEMENT ~~ GLASGOW.SELECT CHOIR SATURDAY, NOV.12th 20 Reserved Sonts on sale at \u201cArens\u201d snd \u201cStar\u201d Branch Office.BRITISE AND FOREIGN MAILS.To be Closed at the Post OMcs During x the Weok Ending Wov.12, 1910, NOV 8 9.30 a.m.Mauretania, Cunard.8- 6.00 p.m.Majestic, \"White Star.| $ 9.30 am.La Savale, ; G.T.Atlantic, ® 9 6.00 p.m.\u201c Supplementary.1010.30 am.Royal Edward, | ; Can.Northern.#911 10.30 a.m.Vicetorian, Align.11 9.30 am.St.Paul, American.* 11 6.00 p.m.\u201c Supplementary.**12 12:30 p.m.Megantic, Dominion.*Letters may be posted up to $00 p.m.p.m.BE = .**Parcels are forwarded by these: steamers; latest time of mailing is 3.30.a.m.on Friday and 12.00 noon:Saturday.Letters.for the above mails.may be posted at Station \u2018B\u2019 up to within 15 minutes, and'at Station \u2018C\u2019 up to within 30 minutes of the above-mentioned hours of closing.CE *Létters for Registration should\u2019 be posted half an hour before closing: of mail.5 : \u201c \u2018L\u2019AMICO FRITZ.The [vo guidanding fedtures perrormancæapt: the .above, à Tis.Majeure Micatrs Wi so far ag-thé audience ii Zend Was concerned, were : without: -doibt - the\u201c Intermezzo and the love duet of Suzel and Amico Fritz in \u2018the last act.The first act was scarcely lively, the; sec ond act had a somewhat grey 'dom- plexion, and it was only - after the Intermezzo had \u2018been twice applauded that the audience -warmed/ into .appreciation and was prepared to.enjoy the duet of the last.act, the one purple patch of the composition, Pe It was after Mascagnls fame was established by his opera, \u2018Cavalleria Rusticana,\u201d which was produced in 1890, that he produced \u2018L\u2019Amico Fritz, and the critics of the time, nineteen years ago, did not take very kindly to it, The theme is not overinspiring, &s it contains few of those contrasts of human experience and passion which induce light and shade, as it were, in musical expression.' '.The \u2018story,\u2019 indeed, is of the thinnest.The characters are \u2018L'Amico Fritz,\u2019 who is the equivalent to an English \u2018gentleman farmer\u2019; \u2018David, & Rabbi, who is a good old matrimonial intriguer; \u2018Suzel, a sort of Maud Muller, but with the better or Worse fate of finally marrying the judge\u2014in this case the seignorial farmer; \u2018Bep- pe,\u2019 called \u2018a Zingaro minstrel,\u201d \u2018\u201cCater- ina,\u201d a housekeeper; and two friends of \u2018L\u2019Amico Fritz\u2019 The opera opens on.the occasion of Fritz\u2019s birthday, and the characters all sit down te a \u2018property\u2019 dinner, and indulge in musical recitative such as this.Cater- ina: \u2018The dinner is \u2018served.\u2019 Fritz, \u2018Come, then! to table\u2019 Hanezo: \u2018But where can Beppe be lingering?\u2019 Frederico (to David, who is going) \u2018Where are you going?Of course, it sounds different in Italian, and where ignorance of Italian is bliss \u2018tig folly for an English auditor in such a case to grow wise, But the composer is Italian, and he could hardly get up much enthusiasm for composing to a .libretto which fs half made up of such common-places.L'Amico Fritz is indeed chiefly worth while in this series of operas as an example among others of the neo-, Italian school, and in that sense it is educative.\u201d It also explains why Mascagni never repeated the success of \u2018Cavalleria - Rusticana,\u2019 either \u2018in \u2018L\u2019Amice Frit\u2019 or in his two latter operas, \u2018Zantzau\u2019 (1893) and \u2018Fris\u2019 produced in 1898.After his first success he ran short of ideas.' There is nothing but praise, however, to be given to the caste last evening.It did what there was to do at all times with distinction, and when there was the slightest chance, superbly.The \u2018Suzel\u2019 of Mlle.Ferra- bini, the Amico Fritz of M.Ugo Co- lombini, and the David of Giuseppe Pimazzoni, will long separate them- gclves in the memory for the inaqivi- duality of their renderings.: The orchestration was good all through; and the hand's work in tne Intermezzo was beyond praise.sencr Azide Jacchia, the director of orchestra.is a great asset to these operas.The audience was not so large as it should have been, but it was a know- Jedgcable one and infectiously enthus- astie, Massenet's \u2018Manon\u2019 evening.& \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ARRANGE FOR \u2018WHARF, well-known opera , of will be given in French this One at St.Helen's Island to Cost\u2019 $25,000.An agreement has been reached regarding a new wharf at St.Helen's Island, whereby the Board of Control will recommend to fair to-night and Wednesday.profes by snow flurries in north and conti portions this afternoon, moderat brisk west winds.W stern New York.snow flurres | afternoon: fair to-night agi V eanesia moderate to west winds diminishing ; Lower Jakes moderate 1» brisi we | winds diminishing.general fair went! to-night -and Wednesday, evc:pt 500 flurries this afternoon on Ontario.\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 AA \u2014 > o\u2014 RATE RIRES ve Pre \u2014 © ENGLISERUGBY | Montreal Club Anxious to Se Others Formed Under $23,500 Hunyadi a new detached residence on about Natural Laxative Water ut Code.save feet of land, beautifully site ~ i .y nated in the upper part of wv est- Quickly Relieves:\u2014 oi The Montreal English Rugby Football: nunt, The house is of steel con- | ili .} ub had arranged for: an.exhibition ion and everything is of tha Biliousness, game on Saturday afternoon; but, owing de \u2018Built \u201cfor owner's oceuna- Sick Headache, bai Inauficient PV PUIL signe vere wet .: ! \u2018 urning up to form two ful! sides, due Vion llasy terms.A cash vay- \u2018Stomach Disorders.F wreten ë and CONSTIPATI \\ to the wretched weather prevailing all ment nf $5,000 to $6.000 would suit, the morning, the intended: tourney had perforce to be abandoned.- It was.a great pity that a larger number of men did not put in-an appearance, as the ground was in excellent condition, which perhaps would hardly be credited, bear- ON Fer particulars apply to The Cradock Simpson ; i- - : Ing in mind the recent copious rainfall, NY .and was favorable.for good play.As COMPANY, AT it was, however, \u2018there was a decent, 205 St.James St.turn-out, and some good practice was\u201d MONTREAL TE LS : of the elements.+ = < The Mortreal Club is desirous of enlisting the aétive -sympathfes of large organizations, 8uch as the ¢.Pr R.and the Grand Trunk Railway.* \u201cThey.consider that, with such a large numbér of young men from the Old Tountry:as.are in \u2018the employ of these.two important.indulged in by those who had no fear Te ephone Main 714 @ D - Unique in History of Inter- 3LANK BOOKS) rrvitcstemmmsemens | L pee ren ae er aia 7 \u2019 =: v 5 , ~ : FE i wn = bre der ree a Sd = py ératrmiarerenvrS, \u201d MSCORMICK, PRINCETON .- \u201cMINOT, HARVARD.Important view.> - : [ The Montreal E:R.F.C.intend com- 3 © railway companies, there ougtit not to PR.ro erties of fr : : 2.M ., =.be the sli di ty.; - © ; q ; à NOWIS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR | Demina.of Yale; McCormitk, of Princeton, and Minot, of Harvard, are showing up in great shape for their re- the formation.of tun tani Way, of p : P ( ° ; ; ; ( | mm 111 42 15 spective.teams, The three men are ag gressive workeps, and from the time of the whistle blows starting them off Rugby Football Slubs, and then a Mont.the Grape are : - LL CL po , pe .; : Lo ee - .- : rice Un ish ug r 00 a LA \u201ca À ; Ledgers and Journals for 1911] wepwEspay aprorwrep pom ther are inaction avery minute of play el \u2014 \u2014 | Leaguo could ot once be instituted, with (EN tt ; \u2018 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | HEARING.= ; Coe \u2014 SON.OF HAMIL bout the rans of Apcil ace srinz 8 transmitted : ¢ Phone and Mail Orders will receive - 2 7\u2014 21 VE 4 WESTMOUNT a BEN.SIMP SON, OF HAMILTON Also with « ew i encouragine the 0 : f = A î .a RE : LL I i \u2018 ; ; - - avin ; À x ° our prompt attention.Protest is Based: on Four.Points, BOWLING CLUB uns local School hopes fe is aeemonest, the ¥ \u2014 } hich Are : Time Up, Late\" | : _ .The Player Who Thinks Dur- an .English Rugby .School\u2019 Football ° 7 co ica Are Aime 1 by La ge : Tre : ° .; | League be inaugurated, and Mr, A.S.NORTON, PHILLIPS & CO.Start, Darkness, \u2018Offsidé\u2026 \u2018| Annual Meeting \u201con Friday ing a Game and: Whose\" Se Pon, cate of the Bank of Montreal, | n suiioners, Blank Book Makers, Printers, 1 a - \u2014 LOUE : Ç; san co we y tarialiva - | operation of gentlemen With this end in ° 115 Notre Dame Street W., Montreal.Contrary to\u201d general \u2018expectation, \u2018and.Closes Up.Season._ ; Thoughts Materialize STORIES this el for the first time in the history of the The annual meeting of the \\WVost- : BRODIE\u2019S SELF-RAISING Interÿrävincial Rugby Football.Union, Secretary T.D.[Finn, \u2018of- the, Interpro- \u2018{ vincial Amateur Football.Union,was the recipient of a- protest from ;the.Argô- mount Bowling Club will be held at the.rooms of the Heather Curling Club, on Kensington avenue, Westmount, on I'ri-.day next, at 8 p.m, Business: Reading and adoption of | : | stage of Canadian-Rugby football, that figure is Ben Simpson, the-schoolmas- If there is one figure who at present Stands stage: centre - limelight on the mencing their season next year in: the middle of \u2018April, continuing .right through till the end of May, re-starting again in September or October.| ter, of Hamilton Tigers, whose brainy | The Rugby.\u201cFootball Union, .with.] naut; Club\u2019 against.the deciston.of\u201d their .ÿ match\u2019 with Ottawa on: Saturday - last, 44 ce = | holding, \u2018good.+ Le .; = CC | last try.\"4.McCann was offside when he scored the fourth touch.8 Co : It was at first decided to accept the 4 3 treasurers\u2019 report and election of offi- thoughts and play have undoubtedly.se- Lhe ) x - à Rg Cpls ee eo) cers for the-ensuing year.Le | cured the proud position at prasent held Pha eur entrea] English a ughy : _ 4 \u20ac vo : point protest 1s based \u2018onthe following - \u2014 -14 in the interprovincial series of«Canadian Ÿ ership of about 5(° clubs all of-wbieh:| , > À Z 1, 7 For PANCAKES Is the Best .7 1.'Fhat thegâme \u2018was not started umtil RECORD RECEIPTS i fingby football, for the powerful Ham- Clubs are entirely compos:1 of amateur : a 4 ë At all Grocers.BAR ae ue LE 1 Le Qi | c i Ben thinks all the time and worl:s his- players, distributed A aor, the British | or aa ; \u2014 \u2014\u2014 1s Darknses \u2018had set in \u2019betors\u201d the 2500 Taken at Montreal PAIX CALE Similar \u2018masner I 4 êhe malority \u2018of the clubs are located me | \u2018 : RE 4 ; ; à ta Balt wa \u2018 , 1 ; ALN EY- ve similar manner that an expert chess- : OTILY 108 are.© IR A .3.Time was up before the bali was $ aken at Montreal R TE ES i ; \u2018the: United:Kingdom: The headquarters \u2018 i a put in play, when Ottawa -made their: yu j DALY, of Yale, who was very much.player moves the pawns until he has his ing Absolutely HA 1} .! p =, [eppoñènt and his men checkmatad.are in \u2018London, where all: general \u2018meet-{ put out by the defeat of the Eli buuch, PY rious schemes have been evolved in | ings: are held, -and: the secretary, Mr.C.- Tigers Match.\u2018 Pure , by Brown University eleven, the brains of players and coaches alike | J.R.Marriott, can be communicated Toronto, Nov.7.\u2014The gate receipts to act as a counter to the moves of this with\u2019 at, the following address: \u2014 Rugby \u2019 .a, a © i * À 3 YTR AT : ; ; i Middlesèx, Eng- | Coa at : 3 [ result of the game as it finished ou Sat- at Rosedale on Saturday amounted to AMERICAN FOOTBALL era tan enachine, Le ie Pont eat e porn paion, Tw ekenham, 1galenex, .5 , - to the food \u201cRy t urday, \u2018but such convincing proof was $2,600, the largest amount.ever taken i Lo St to keeps thinking and doing, to his oppon- Le Ce Coe .\" e ) \u2018 [= forthcoming that {rrégularity had oc- in at an interco leglate jaune vas EI - CL ETRE .d Out ents\u2019 discomfiture.\u2019 5 Matches.to be Floyea Under the.Aus Cr mew 1 .SN d curred, and such strong representations to.© best previous figure A ; iN ; |-__ The \u2018Witness\u2019 owes an apolo to this.es.to be.yed or: i us-1 xX oo H+ | EIR HI SE, DCL | 6 moniter ware changed 8 aonar | 0 Ard 81d-Brown Stand Out, Ihe Witkiss, over on apoiony to us | oer of ines Boe lH The food is I+ iON COLORED | Well as their own, that the protest was |a head.and $300 was.taken in from Alône in 1910 Games, .|A AR sounds ton name on tho M.1910, Coc TUR Ln ns - a S a { 7 Sold and lodged.: sforvag hat source ; Sb == _- , __.,,| Ward'in'extenuation of the local team\u2019s { Nov.23-\u2014Oxford and\u2019 Cambrides, hast] DAE LE EN a Guaranteed b all ood Dru gistd whi See Cloak, finn.hag jonferrsd L ar rT A | New York, Noy.'8.\u2014Yale's \u2018crushing defeat the Statement: has, and \u2018probatry as and Dre EE and] 46 th er eb - \u2018 \u2019 ; 5 4 = 8 | \u2019 T t.: a trd's.\u2026.triurmpn | g ; » an 100abl 1 OL s py , J | S y 8 g ee of Drobabilicy that a my WILLIAM BIN GHAM HERE over Corbell ana EA ih) Victory.never will play such a game, as he play- Dec, 10\u2014Trial Match, at Twickenham, CRE y ed.' They know the formulas .Will boconvened for io.investigate the : 1 ee ee ee owe thes ict rd to him the Tigers 914 17\u2014Frial Mateh, away.1 3 - | } ° qq : .vo .: fied the tootball situation, and \u2018at - th : ne) .: .Ll - LL LS 1 à a, SL À qd es \u20ac : ; - One for each everyday.ailmemt, P'SiESEa2ter id Britton \u2018To mal ns ne\u2019 Light, Weight Champion of [jim iniicsiets sasson, od at \u201cube i SE, PL SAO Ge lacs mort ono beter Sap mnt Much.at Terni\u201d |) Made more | : : | afigavies roc requested to furnish y Will M tT pm- the.results of the \u2018contoste, Harvard, before, Inasmuch, that whilst in the lat- LL es Ben UT EE .- rhe SAT ; hatic in \u2018heir ngian 1 eet ire Penn and Brown stand out\" as the best | ter game.he kept on kicking up points « 98 mngland vs.France, at.Twick- | i - \u2018statement that they should re awarded bl To-morrow {'0f the year's teams.Princeton had no\u2019 singly\u2019 with (from, a Montreal point of - enham.iE : : d ENGINEERS.i tiie game, and requested a meeting: at ay o-m .trouble in disposing of Holy ross, and, hed enous regularity, ! Sane\u2019 by Feb, 11-\u2014England vs.Ireland, in Ire- - : : : : - _ .\u2018abide from the showing in.that game, ; ; Pre >, land, \u201c1 q .vont anliest possible date so as to pre-, ; i hampion- the Tigers must be reckoned with.\u201d \u2018|8racefully and accurately dropping a'lmar, 18\u2014England vs., Scotland, / _ : | vent any uncertainty as to the positions Wm.Bingham, lightweight cham 2 ittl administered to goal.Cn kenhamé T | To\\.Maïn 7021.: Le \"| of the clubs in the league table.Unless wrestler of England, arrived here.to-d& yore blow 1 pan adn het Chaucer Elliott and his boys went up | Twickenham .s i ; i .the decision of Saturday\u2019s game is inter- with his manager, J.Barnet, and.will tres \u2018game Yale had not been.showing to Hamilton last week with the deter- |i | Other Iiternationa] Matoties.1 fered with, it will be interesting as to strip fit.and wel i 1a 5, .luestand mination to prevent, by absolutely fair.| .- 4 vional 8 ; » a | ê : NPY J who will finish second to the Tigers, aS to-morrow evening the strength Which made the Bluos he methods, that which actually coourreds 1911, 4 va France.af basic\u2019 \u201d | i, : a \u2018fa ,; according to the present reading of the | in\u2019 nis wrestimg jour far years, baz, ea Bi low de- | To size up the situation it is only neces-.| Jan.\u2019 2\u2014 Scotland vs: Franse, at Paris.+ $ Engineering & Inspection Co.Limited Interprovincial results, Montreal, Argo- match with Eugene Eli's played were @Ébitéd to sluw der | To size \u201crepeat the remark made to a | Feb.4\u2014Scotland vs.Wales, at Edim |: i | RIESE .! \u2018À (nauts and Ottawa all tie u \u201cand.hext Pre blay, at Soh- | velopment.- - Now: .Brôwrs -overwheim-.in o.rep sentative by a promfn-| 2.burgh.A ThE OE LE A inspecting and Consulting Engineers Saturday\u2019s games, would be the de:idinz mop Fark.Co 4 ing ory soos to.dian gale o ut of.\u2018ent Monitroa Club official, who, comq |.* 25\u2014Scotland vs, Ireland, at Edin- | 4 Ca d | hain Office : 1718t.JamosSt., Montrea] | factor as to Who should take second Bimshant, in.addl, yanrown: to be sure.dn the Harvard] menting upon.the play of the redoubtar |.| oo burgh oo at Pads.| ., : \u2014 E ms |.Toronto, Nov.7.\u2014Argos are no._go- |'wresiler under his game, foresd the, Crimson io TO ot ts maryelious.\u2019: : \u201c2x 4 A } = \u2019 = .: \u2019 e eleventh hour, however, ta it, Fast.Vancouver, BC, write Atlanta, Ga, Nov.8\u2014Joe Horan beat | Is rime is not yours to delay.You MONTREALER KILLED.from Kidney Disease.At the e Me to write a few- lines in praise of your all existing records in a Lozier Car yes- Il halt to the.wasting pro- oF | i = y ° ; + i N-mile Speed- must ca a © 8 D ; 7 ¢ \u2019 24 : | PE .Na a ;r.Wood\u2019s Norway Pine Syrup.Last terday by Le in the Splendid Fime.cess.Otherwise you will have a rude |.Ottawa, Nov.8.\u2014Wiile at work last |\" Mistassini, Lac St Jean; ser (ll J contracted a heavy cold which left 3f 3.26.15.1, beating the previous record awakening some day, when prostra- evening on à new eight-story structure | 7.\u2014(Special).\u2014Thal st fatal fo to put in an appearance at Montreal.: ime | of 4.38.57.8 made by Burman in a Buick tions, paralysis or locomotor ataxia on Sparks street, being erected by Jag Bright's Disease, the most fatal form il aro resting after their mud- Consequenily, C.P.R.wero witLeut me with a hacking cough, and every time of 43s Indianapolis eedway, on Aug.javg you low.For such: is the natural & Harris, A Norman,\u2019 of Montreal, lost of Kidney: Disease, can be cured by McGill are resting Sttawa Clings on oma - ,Ç H I vould get a little more cold this backing 10, 1910, and came within four minutes and Inevitable results of neglected his life.He was an iron and steel Dodd's Kidney Pills after all other | plugging mate subject wiil be brought un at 4 Cani inl oons notified the League oficiales.| Meet Ottawa at the Capital Again over Lee \u2019phone that thes had io piu .\u201cQuebec Garrison at St.Johns «1 on Saturday Saturéay, so that they would be unable ne: y meet again at.| Tho l 3 ! \u2018 ey à an L : ; ; Saturday last, whom they :mcet ag ane A due meeting to Le hell wn | t- n i itti ai | ualling the world\u2019s record for 300 ous diseases.: y nd balance while at means havo failed has again becn Saturd aturday.Although ths re- the League meeting p- cough would become a lung splitting one.of ea a ads on the Brooklands Track, ners: u can restore the nervous gfstem: ares and lost hs s.He feil through [ proved in the case of Mr.Alcide Tram- Ctiawa on SAS ear Ing on Medi 3 Thursday cvening, h- I kept on getting worse and I kept on.England.\u2018as 73 miles by using Dr.A.W.Chase's {Nerve all the floors to the ground and wes |blay, a well-known resident of this position, they naturally Jone range td | T°\u201d *\u2018nding money buying different cough Horan's average speed was es atures picked up fatally hurt.At the hospital place.In hy la exporter Me (9 winning (ie gume, ae Ould Des ton m= ee 1.\"7 HANG yi .; | per hour.tent nerve-restoratives, it-can- |.{PT Ab ture d y benefit by his experience, Mr.the Intercoliegiate tab e lost tn 3 a md ; ?lex, carrying the most po his skull was found to be fractured.and.| may ; ; â hoving won two and lost thrce 2.rnedies until a friend asked me if I had\u2019 R.V.Church\u2019s Simp CRT on penefit you.Each dose must DiS ] ; four D De AAA =! rambl has given the following |S, lost 3, having .; not fail 10 : .: ree.hours after the | Tramblay , LE 2 resent.of (ertried Dr.Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.hoocoo jt per 4 ew \u2018Louis Disbrow of necessity bring you nearer to health, he Survived but three > ; statement for publication: Up to he Ds \u201cboon particularly unfor- -d \u2018old him I was willing to try anything pushe d his Pope-Hartford through the strength and vigor.accident._- McC : ree rt \u2018I was troubled with Bright's Dis- tunalte in having a heavy and rain-soak- Lought would cure, and on the same hole in the fence that number 13 had Mr, Willtam Branton, Victoria street, o ; he : a : 7 x atisi 7 ° - : 2 almost cvery fix- iL : C R ACC ease, Rheumatism and Gravel for sev- \u2018a fieïa to play up ln every fi is \u2018iv bought two bottles.Before half the made.This caused the true, put mis- Strathroy, on Writes: \u2018Before using | HUNTER\u2019S PECULIAR ACCIDENT eral years, Three doctors prescribed for ture this, season.bul rato Such coil pe .ding, report that \u2018Disbrow had sc A.W.ase\u2019s Nerve Food my jorough, Ont, Nov.8.\u2014Arthur me but they did not help me.My their sty So t Saturday, ine wes used my pou Den à used through the fence; and for 15 muinules nervous system seemed all undtrung.I Ho of Perarborosgh, a member of sleep\u2019 was broken and unrefreshing.I tions Bont ave had an argument te 2 hore and a mn cough was gone.fee was anxiety before Disbrow did could not sleep, had no appetite, hands the Bottle Lake Hunt Club, has been was always tired and nervous and had they * hottle : : * harmless : ; vere coid, my digesti der my eyes.Bit ay Oe Deteen these two im keeping the other half bottle in the feat and feet, wee Jerking Eo on as brought to this city in \u2018a precarious gark circles under my eyes.| rere is very littie be 2 - + { \u20ac .n | ) bs.\u20184e 1t should come again but I am quite i -Buick a i the result.of .an accident \u201cI heard of other cures by Dodd's |-{pams, but McGill have not had the best Burman ie times with tres ones off.AN first box of Dr.A, Ww.Chase's credit on ss annual 1 HE of the hunt Kidney Pills and started to_use them, of luck in several ways this seasoned :s I have a positive cure.Let me stoppe his two most dangerous rivals, Nerve Food helped me, and I continu- \u2018club.in the northern \u2018part of Peterbor- | with the result that in' one month I rte al {ommend Dr.Wood\u2019s Norway Pine jarroun and Dawson; had quit, the ça unti 1 had taken twenty -four boxes.ough County.While helping to lift a | was completely cured, and-have: been : : LU to \"Mp to all who suffer from & cough OF | track\u2019 with engine trouble, Burman be- This treatment has made 8 qradical | ind over a dam at Stony Creek, the [in good health ever since.\u201d 4e M.A.A.A.BOWLING CLUB.| Limos irritation of any kind.\u201d gan a mad chase after Horan.\u201cmen change.in my condition, building up | ier gave way and \u2018Head fell fifteen.] .Bright's Disease is a disease of \"the The following are the results of the.is De W Vas ie > pin - je put | Striking distance of Horan, both men the system and.strengthening = the.feet to the rocks below and then rolled | Kidneys.Gravel and Rheumatism are The following ate Lie BeSits Three - r { = » \u2019 \u2018 .= .+ \u201ctl ; ; I\u2019 113 + - - > Nee o JF - \", Mina poor hd res pine trees Se for the \u2018second time during the ners.W.Chase\u2019s Nerve \u2018Food, Bo |into the.creek.He was saved: from {caused by diseased Kidneys.failing to |.Strings American game: \u20141st, J at TN ; : ° \u2018 Dr.> .Sate : ; © but suffered | in impurities out of the blood.| Imgren, 661: 2nd, J.-F.Seriver.628: ; ; .bbed up the wrong tire r .SR drowning by a companion, but suffered |'strain i Ho , or tradc mark; price 25 cents.afternoon grab hard-won gains trying cents a box, 6 boxes for $2.50 at all Abbey's ti Sale It's often a littie thing that puts a deranged digestive | \u2018system right \u2014 if taken in time.25c and 60e.Sold everywhere, | | - 64.me +f curing the Kidneys, Mackenzle, 611, | = ski striking - = 's Kidney Pills\u2019 cure them all dy 3rd, Rupert Darling, 624; 4ti, uw.! [| on.* & Co.a fracture of the skull in Striking the |/Dodd's ; v em all DY 3rd, ring, OÙ Vw _ianufactured only by The T.Maburn | to put it on.Horan meanwWhile drove dealers.or Edmanson, Bates & Co.2 RE és Limited, Toronto, Ont.: \u2014\u2014\u2014 = rr rocks.into a safe lead.Toronto.a, Pg ihn IE TH « es RE M EE A a opera ie.She SIRE Ta rar a rase à sen Va I nr NE TL Se Maté SSSR ne >, a Rd v - Tr a ath RY LA PENI RS a EE En a Rad , > PCR RAI SC JE AE TM ind 1 he ET Le IT = SEALE i.oR, 24 Tm at am ges = » kd Opportunities or B THE MONTREAL DAILY \u2018WI INESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1917: New, Rich European Silks| yo A Special Cash Purchase of 65, ), 7 5, a 85, $1 00 and $1.25 Qualiies es / On Wednesday morning, sharp 5000 yards of very rich, and, at the same time, very fashionable European silk which we have been fortunate enough to clear from a high-class importer at ever so much below their usual prices : Fancy Pekin Raye « black and white) Silks New Shot Chiffon Taffeta Silks .New Fancy Checked Taffeta Silks New Birectoiré Salis\u2019 (2 shades only, but 40 ns.wide) Measured by our own standard, these are .65, 75, .85, $1.00 and\u2019 $1.2 The special purchase price was such.as to allow us to turn em over to you Wednesday at, per yard .; Wa ee qualities.| at eight o'clock, 1 we shall begin to ell | - New and Very Handsome Foulard Silks New Shot Messaline Silks Ne Rich, Dependable £hiffon Taffetas ot \u201cAnd about 800 yds, of Black Taffeta and Blagk dote.i A Sale.of Lace Coats and Sequin and Lace Robes On Our Ground Floor Wednesday THE LACE.ROBES ap JHE SEQUIN ROBES - ree RT 2 White Princess ones reduced from.Embroidered black silk lace robe reduced | ] Embroidered b black si silk lace robe \u201creduced Lo - I Embroidered black silk lace robe reduced > from.3 | Embroidered white.lace robe reduced \u2018from 60.00 to 45.1\" Embroidered white lace robe reduced from 75.00 to 50.00 ~~, 3 Embroidered white lace robes reduced from 60.00 to 45.00 \"1 Black silk lace robe reduced from.75.00 to 45.00 - 1\" Black silk lace robe reduced from.60.00 +o- 35.00 1.Black silk lace robe reduced from.4\" 50.00 to 35.00 1 Black silk lace robe reduced from.125, 00.to 50,00 $20.00 to su 75 \u201c, 2 White Princess ones reduced from.22.50 to 15.00 I.2 Colored dotted silk net ones reduced from.25.00 to 16.50.| 4 Colored Oriental lace robes reduced from.22.50 to 15.00 1 I White Guipure lace robe reduced from.35.00 to 20.00 | 1 White Guipure lace robe reduced from.50.00 to 25.00 .| 1 75.06 to 4510 60.00 to 35.40.0.tô 0 from.n° + 2 \u201cWhite sequin robes reduced from.\u2018 : 1 White and silver sequin robe reduced from 15.00 to | White and opalescent sequin robe reduced vs from.22 22 oe.15.00 bo 10.00 / 1 Black sequin robe reduced \u2018from.21.50 to 10.00 - 71 Black sequin robe reduced from.ii.; 26:00: to 15.00 - 1 Old rose sequin robe reduced from.20.00 to 15.00 J White sequif robe reduced from.20.00 to 15,00 | -.1 Gold sequin, robe reduced from.20.00 to - 15.00 | Grey sequin , robe reduced from.; 20.00 to 15.00 2 Black sequin robes reduced from.ive «0-25.00 to 20.00 | Black sequin robe reduced from.45.00 to 35.00 .| Black sequin robe reduced from.40.00 to 30.00 c 1 Black sequin robe reduced :from.60.00 to \u201845.00 1 - White sequin robe reduced from.= Co.A 00.00 to - 50.00 I\" White sequin robe reduced from.40.00 to 30.00 1 White sequin robe reduced from.60.00 to 45.00 | THE LACE COATS.$12 50 id = the sale 3 White Guipute.le coats reduced from.$12.50 to $ 8.00 NOTE\u2014These coats and robes include even our most recent deliveries, and 1 White silk Guipure lace coat reduced from 35.00 to 17.50 1\" White lace coat reduced.from.20.00 to 12.50 - I White linen coat reduced from.35.00 to 17.50 I Black lace coat reduced from.50.00 to 30.00 1 Old rose lace coat reduced from.20.00 to 12.50 - is for one day only, and that day to-morrow, Wednesday.5 10.00 RYT I LIE AC ST QF WO, => 0 vo ( fe A Se MADE UP PIECES IN REAL IRISH LACE 1 Cape of baby Irish lace, edged with heavy Irish crochet, reduced from.$48.00 to $20.00 1 Set of real Irish crochet sleeves reduced from.25.00 to 12.50 1 Large Irish lace cape reduced from.2.+.55.00 to 25.00 ~ 1Irish lace chemisette reduced from 16.50 to .8.75 Real Irish Stock collars, marked at $2.50 and $3.50.Half Price | Dress set, marked at $4.50, for.$2.25 Jabots, marked at 3.50 and $4.50, for.I Irish lace pane] and bolero reduced \u201cfrom.$90.00 to $35.00 Irish lace turnovers, marked at $1.50, $1.75, Half Price -$2.50 and $3.50.Half Price ess Large.heavy Trish crochet ace: , \u201ccape reduced from.\u201c$33.00 1 to $15.00 hl Cape of heavy Irish\u2019 crochit re- \u201cduced from.57.00 to 25.00 | Cape of heavy Irish crochet re- - duced from.\u2026- .52.00 to : ] Cream silk Trish crochet cape re- | * duced from.1250 to 6.25 | | Beautiful blouse of baby Irish 3 | lace with trimmings of heavy _ Irish lace reduced from .75.00 to 50.00 | Short coat of baby Irish lace, combined with heavy crochet, reduced from.100.00 to 50.00 | REAL IRISH LACE BY THE YARD 2 Patterns of heavy Irish crochet re duced from.%.9.00t 3.75 Other odds and.ends of real Irish crochet marked at from .90 to $3.75 offered at.Half Price MOTIFS Baby Irish ones marked at $1.25, and Irish - crochet ones marked at $3.00 and $3.50, offered at, each.Half Price LN J * 8 + se 9 0 e 20.00 |.BY THE YARD | Real Lace Pieces, Half Price and Less MADE UP PIECES IN OTHER.REAL LACES Duchesse and Rose Point collar and long stole reduced from.$100.00 to $35.00 A similar one, but in small size, | reduced from 75.00 to 25.00 One long scarf of real Princess lace reduced from.600 to 3.00 Round coat collar with 3 full frills of Princess lace reduced from.ve «+ .6,00 to 3.00 Round Dutch collars of Princess lace reduced from.ve +.+.+ 200 to 1.00 Princess \u2018Jace jabots reduced from.6.00 to 3.00 Handsome real lace cushion top reduced from 4.00 to 2.00 Pair of half sleeves reduced from.450 to 225 Stocks and turnovers ranging from $2.50 to $5.00 Half Price Large dress collar of fine Brussels lace reduced from.\u2026.ve +.$60.00 to $30.00 Set of cuffs, roal Brussels and Rose Point, reduced from.ce ee en Large dress collar of real Brussels and Rose Point reduced from.50,00 to 25.00 Real silk Maltese scarf reduced from Cer ees 7.50 to 3.75 A miscellaneous collection of hand-made Belgium lace r pieces, consisting largely of Marie Antoinette col- # lars, marked at from .75-to $5.50.Half .| Large, round real.Brugei! cape collar marked at $20.00.ve en .25.00 to 12.50 .Half Bruges lace \u2018Bertha \u2018marked at $25.00 for Half Large, round Duchesse collar marked at $40,00 for Half Price Small Dutch lace collar in Bruges and Brussels lace ranging from .75 to $350.Bruges lace stock collars marked at 2 2, 52 50 and $5.00.Half Price .Half Price .Half Price .Half Price \u2018Bruges lace round collars at $4.50 and ss.50.Brussels lace round collars at $4.50.Brussels stock collars and jabots marked at $1 2, $1.75 and $2.50.ee.Half Price Round dress collars in real Bruges lace marked at $10.00 .e -Half Price Large stole of Bruges lace \u2018marked at $20.00.Half Price Bruges lace chemisette marked at $4.50 for.Half Price Small bolero of Bruges lace marked at $15.00.Half Price Large, round, cream Bruges lace collar marked at $10.00 for.Half Prico Bruges lace coat collar marked at $8.75 for.Half Price Princess lace jabot marked at $6.50 for.Half Price Dress pieces in real Bruges marked at $3.50 for.Half Price Real Limerick lace marked at 35.25 for.Half Price Real Limerick lace marked at $5.70 for.Half Price Duchesse insertion, 6/2 inches wide, and marked at $15.00 for.Half Price Real French Cluny lace for.Half Price Bruges applique lace marked at $3.60 for.Half Price HAND EMBROIDERED CN.FRENCH NECKWEAR A miscellaneous collection marked at from sar to $4.00.Half Price A List of Fancy Notions Used in making up the many little Christmas if so pretty and useful.Emery bags, each.JO and .15 Glove darners, each.Le te th ee ee ae ee 0e AO Stocking darners, cach.evr veo.10 Bone piercers, each.05 and .10 Cards of safety pins.2.22 2.105 Brass rings, pe.pl 03 upto 12 Bone rings, per ben, 05 up fo .12 Steel Stillettos, ezzh.15 Stillettos with gauge for size, cach.25 Sterling silver thimbles, each.\u2026.Tape measures, each.A 05, 10 and | 15 All kinds of cotton, indi and silk threads.Fancy work flosses in mercerized and silk.We have a lot of | fancy articles completed so that you may get ideas as to how they are made.ai the fancy work counter.They are 25 | Messaline Silk Waists We have just.received a new line of Messaline Sik : Waists These are made in the tailored.effect with double box pleat down front, and trimmed with clusters of buttons.Stylish well made blouses in shades of navy, black, brown, grey and wisteria., Price, each, .: .5495 We also have other styles of silk blouses\u2014in Messaline, Taffeta, Peau de Soie, etc., at from $2.98 and Up.F eather Curlers We have a little novelty which you - will find very useful.It is an article for curling the fibre in Ostrich plumes and boas.It does the work simply and effci- High Class Umbrellas For Less Than What Some of the Handles Alone Are Worth.For these handles are the new long style mounted with genuine, solid sterling silver, or gold plating, guaranteed for | 4 years.Some with pearl \u2018or bone in addition, while some are ALL go'd plating or ALL solid sterling.These handles are not on'y, worth from $4.00 to $5.00 | .each, but they are handles with such style about them as you won't commonly see even at any price.~ Ais for the covering, it is splendid quality.of silk taffeta ; NOT SILK, remember, but silk taffeta of finest quality, : cased with silk.There is room for engraving on every handle and we will - be pleased to do two letters without any.extra charge over $395 ently, each J Ç çÇ 35° the spécial selling price, which is - La ee OUR PHONE NUMBER UPTOWN 6-0-1-0 soi RE meg ei J : CCE ARENT ho A a 5 STI AE - a 3s IE EPI po You Should Come Here for Coffons One reason is that we have Horrocks, Millers & Co.\"s white cottons, longcloths, India longcloths and Madapolams at these prices:\u2014 BY THE YARD 36-inch.Horrocks\u2019 No.B 2x; B 2; and B l at .18 36-inch Horrocks\u2019 No.H; and M 2 at.0> 36-inch Horrocks* M A Twillat.50 Our Queen Cloth, No.100.11 Our Queen Cloth, No.250.n' =I} em Our Queen Cloth, No.300.18 Our Queen Cloth, No.400., 18 BY THE PIECE M 200 India Longcloth, 12-yard piece.$2.40 300 India Longcloth, 12-yard piece.2.50 500 India Longcloth, 12-yard piece.3.00 600 India Longcloth, 12-yard piece.3.00 700 India Longcloth, 12-yard piece.3,50 800 India Longcloth, 12-yard piece.3.50 S 1.2 Madapolam, 12 yard- piece.3.00 S L 3 Madapolam, 12-yard piece.3.25 ; \u2014\u2014 \u201ct+ houses | PLUNDER RECOVERED ë 2 of 7S UE = ee us 2 re W : 7 2 env : x 3 5 Detectives\u2019 Successful À .ne Interest \u2018 to v, omen.« ; rR May Throw Light on Mur- \u2014\u2014 TT pr a = \u2014 = der Mystery of Last Winter Vesterday morning Detectives Sav- ard, Richard and McLaughlin raided in the north end ef the city, recovered Between $2,000 and 2.000 worth of furs, : clothing and ivwellery, recently stolen from the store of Mr.J.B.Thibault, 1827 St.atherine street east, and effected tho arrest of four persons.i Mr.Thibault's store was broken into during the night, about ten days ago, everything of value being taken, and sine the occurrence the detéctives have been at work on the-case, with \u2018sn much success that last night they r«vovered the stolen.goods .an arrested four persons in connectioh with the matter.The persons in custody are: Mrs, Adelle Foret and her son, Theobold Foret, 22 years of age, in whose house, at 42 Moreau street, 11,500 worth of furs and clothing was fond, and Adelard Caron, 22; and Alice Foret, 18, living as husband and wife at 73 St.Elizabeth street, whete about $1,000 worth of plunder was un- varthed.The girl is a daughter of Adelle Foret, and on being taken to price headquarters admitted she had nat been married to Caron.It was stated at police headquarters ÿestar- that Caron and Foret had con- day fezsed, the latter stating that he and ('aron had planned to commit the burglary, but Caron, failing to turn up on the appointed night, Foret went alone, making three trips from the store to his house with the plunder.Caron\u2019's first statement was that he hought the goods from another man, put is said to have afterwards confessed to getting them at Foret\u2019s house and removing them to his own place in St.Elizabeth street.The arrests of the Forêts and Caron has given great satisfaction t the police, not only because it is bélieved they were members bf a gang who city, but also because it Is expected to throw some light on the mystery surrounding the death of Albert asse, who was murdered and hig body Hochelaga Cotton MiHs last |Janu- arv.Masse is said to have belonged with Theobald Foret to a gahg of young toughs known as the \u2018Beeswax Club,\u2019 and the last trace of him alive was found in Forets house, but though the members of the Foret family were closely questioned at the time, no clue as to Masse\u2019s death, or who placed his body in the river, eould be discovered.A lot \"of other stolen property besides that taken from Thibault's store was also found at Foret's house, and the police are busy endeavoring to find the owners.Now that the Forets are in custody the detectives will renew their efforts to solve the mystery connected with the murder of Albert Masse.p\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 STARTS LABOR PAPER.Toronto, Nov.S.\u2014~Another attempt wil be made tp establish a labor paper in Toronto.This time it will be under the direction of Mr.Joseph Marks, of London, Ont.The proposition 1s to establish.an edition of the 'Industrial Banner.\u201d which is published in London hy Mr.Marks in this city.This will be the fourth time that a labor paper hav been established in this city.ETT EY SRT MTR PH =lama Leather.== We are showing \u2018n- our round window the Season\u2019s latest Leather Novelties, ' direct from the smartest shops of London.These useful articles were designed and made especially for our trade, and are exclusive to this store.Three new colorings, viz.: Lava, Pompen and Fawn.HENRY BIRKS & SONS, Limited PHILLIPS SQUARE.SRA Coats l'as dv Ever 4 fi Purpos For evenings, driving, walking or travelling.They present a most at- F tractive, stylish appear- | ance.Made in four dis- | tinct types \u2014 all rain.proofed.Ask your dealer.Ifhe does not sell them, write for style book and sam.Knives, forks, 3 » efc., of exclusive design and fine wearing quality are stamped \u201cI847 ROGERS BROS.This mark on silver plate Is a guide fo quality recognized eery.n where as the world\u2019s Vest ten sels, dishes, elc., are stam MERIDEN BRITA CO.SOLD BY LEADING DEALERS Silver Plate that Wears\u201d anaîter, if possible.| $45,000 to be Expended on Site \"Westmount Council had a short ses- 1 by Mr.THE VOLUNTEER WORKER.Efficiency is the password to success, and it is now coming to bs recognized that even the voluntary helper in charitable and philanthropic work requires some training in: order to make her activities of the most real value.e Woman who u ; work is beginning to soy ope unt we not exempted from any responsibility ecause her time is not paid for.There are finer sensibilities than can - - oned in salaries, PE cceDt an honorary post many a girl tosday takes, or should take, pains to quäit?fy | herself tor her position.It 18 seldom finds one out even in district visiting.It -1s, however, in health matters gen- érally that the mission of the soç:al worker lies to an increasing extent today.Years ago one was apt to consider stuffy rooms and unwashed babies as part of the sacrifice involved in visiting.One bore with theif unhealthy rooms, sympathized with their misfortunes, \u2018despatched the children as well as could be to school and Sunday school, and gave \u2018counsel\u2019 general- iy.Now one goes to the root of the AB a teacher of cleanliness and hy- glene, the house-to-house visitor\u2014the voluntary worker\u2014has great scope today.The National Health Society of London, for example, organizes special courses of Instruction for workers amongst the poor.Two of the lectures \u2018concern babies and their mothers, while another coupie are on nursing in the home and.on bed-making, poultices, and fomentations, about which the poor are usually lamentably ignorant.Municipal hygiene represents another invaluable subject, while the prevention of the spread of tubereulosis is most important.The voluntary worker needs to be in touch with ail sorts of social organizations so that she may know where to turn at once in cases of difficulty.ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.There Is no doubt that fresh flowers have a charm of their own which can never be rivalled by the most perfect imitations, but It is this very charm which makes them unfitted for certain purposes.For instance, a bunch of real flowers worn at a dance becomes withered and érushed\u201d long baior: the close of the evening, whereas a bunch of artificlal flowers looks as effective as when It was put on.Many women now recognize the advantage of wearing satin roses or velvet violets at the walst on occasions of this kind, and as these flowers are perfumed with the scent of the original it is not always Possible to detect the difference at once.For dinner parties and receptions real blooms continue to be worn on the corsage.The artificial flower this year does ,Ç not, however, always resemble a natural Bloom.# af a gold or gilver texture.At a wedding the other day artificial carnations were mingled with smilax in the.decorative arch at the foot of the chancel, .and few except those who were told weré any the wiser; inder several remarked that the nowers were | unusually fresh and crisp.The use of anything artificial in connection with wedding arrangements Joes not appeal to many people, and is something that could very easily be over- one.Co ; i AN \u201cANTI LEADER.hd Yersey fs tAKIng a leading part, with Lord Cromer, Lord Cutzon, and Mrs.Humphry Ward, in the joming of forces ôf the two anti-suffrage lea- gues\u2014one for men and one for women \u2014under the title of the Natioral Anti.Woman Suffrage League.Clever, cultivated, and gifted with 1 untiring energy and much power of : organization, Lady Jersey is also an eloquent public speaker and writes with a versatile pen.She was at a meeting last year when a patriotic and capable Colonial statesman asseried that the greatest disgrace from which England suffers is the refusa: to give women the vote.\u2018Let us hope,\u2019 he added fervently, \u2018that this blot on the fair fame of the nation will ere lonz be removed, and that women like Lady Jersey will be given the franchise.It is The \u201cWitness and when she accepts long béfore ignorance | n many cases it is made THE MONTREAL\u201d DAILY WITNESS.TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8; 1910.AMTANY ST am SHIT © CE 45 \u2014 se 128.wo 22 ribbon trimming, conventional bands of blue with a dash of strong orange movement of the wearer.joose sleeves under the sleeves of the 2 TY, BY JO SMART BREAKFAST ROBE.Interesting new negligees show, instead of the long approved lace and of Bulgarian or Norwegian embroid- _ery in strong, crude colors which give an odd, though rather smart style: \"This boudoir garment is made of white permo material\u2014a supple mixture of wool with mohair threads\u2014and the embroidery is done in several shades .and some black lines.\u2018The overhahg- ing part of the gown which sloites fre-m the bust to the end of the train, is .lined with a medium shade of the blue, a Frills of aceqrdion plaited white.silk form the and this color shows with each gown.absurd, it is almost incredible, that a woman with the mind and attainments of Lady Jersey should any longer be depbrived of'a right so plainly hers.\u2019 Lady Jersey sat Ît-all out calmly, and it was only later that the statesman discovered in her the head and front of the Anti-Suffrage party.WESTMOUNT COUNCIL J for Park.sion last night.There was very little of moment on the programme, and what few jtems demanded attention tock but little time.It was decided to buy 77,090 square feet of the D.W.Ross prope:sty, fac ing on St.Catherine street, opposite West avenue, for park purposes The cost oh be $50,000, less $5,000 donated das.-\u2018Ald.F.S.MacLennan asked for power to semd a notarial protest to some of the contractors working on the new library park extension.The work has not beep progressihg as the council wigh.Co Mr.T.C.Dionne will not be able to build a second store at the corner of Grosvenor and Sherbrooke streets.He has one store there at present and wishes to eréct another beside it.The building by-laws say he must not.It seemed for a few moments that the council would pass a special bylaw to allow Mr.À.J.E: St.Denis to build an apartment house on Greene, avenue, where apartment houses are barred.Ald.Steward showed how the applicant wrote that as there was a livery stable on the next lot, it \u2018was: no fit place for two or\u2019 three families to live in semi-detached houses, and straightway asked to provide apartments for forty families.The council was unable to follow the logic.Dr.A.E.Lecavalier may build a garage and stable behind his premises on Reslyn avenue.Mr.Robert Harvie wrote that the contractors who had paved Metculfe street had been careless with thelr asphalt and had mussed up the boulevard and sidewalks.The building inspector stated that the street had been thoroughly furbished, and having concluded the business of the evening, council adjourned until the 14th of De~ tember.MR.F.SCOTT ON EXECUTIVE.At the recent third annual convention of the International Seocicty of Railway Financial Officers.held at Old Point Comfort, Va., und presided over by Mr.Frank Soott, tréasurer of the Grand Trunk and Grand Trunk Pu.cifie, practically all the fmpontant raîl- way systems of the North American continent were represented.A go number of papers were read on matters of interest to those present.On retiring from the presidency Mr.Seott was élected to a place on the cxzepu- tive, and was succeeded as president by Mr.J.H.Crosby, vige-presidont of the Rock Island.DAVY MEDAL AWARDED.London, Nov.8.\u2014Ifor his researches on the determination of - atomic weights, the Royai Sociviy has awaré- ed the Davy \u201cedal to Mr, T, XF.Rich- ards, professor of chemistry at Harvard., Eo TRADE DIFFICULTIES.United States Calls Germany's Potash Law \u2018Dangerous\u2019 Berlin, Nov.8-\u2014Following the Tre fusal of the German Government to accede to 'the proposal of the United, States on the potash dispute, the committee representing the American potash Interests yesterday issued a statement on the subject, This refers to the action of the German Gov- érnment as a \u2018dangerous step in international comïnercial relations,\u2019 and declares that the competing group of mines is thereby preventéd from selling at a materially lower price than the syndicate, of which the Prussian Government itself is a member.It asserts also that the failure to reach an agreement stops the fulfillment of contract oblizations.; The law passed by the German Government, continues the statement, has been so contrived that it applies only to American contracts, and these contracts are largely with mines owned by Americans.The law was framed, as Americans were informed, by members of the German syndicate, to foree, either cancellation of the contracts or their repudiation.\"EXPORTS INCREASE.Canada Securing Flour Trade of Great Britain.Oitawa, Nov.8.\u2014~According to a report to vhe Trade and Commerce De- fartnient.made yesterday, Canada\u2019s exports of fleur to Britain have rigen 1,480,420 owt.in 1907, to 2,059,400 in 1909.In the three years exports from the United States to Britain have de- olined by 2,800,000 owts., from .Aus- tro-Hunghry 322,000, \u201cby France by 159,000.re\u2014\u2014\u2014 FIRE AT WELLAND.- Walazd, Ont, Nov, 8.\u2014A frama residence octupled by Chas.Scaram, and owned by II.U.Robbing, Was partly destroyed by fire sarly yestav- day, the contents being saved.Scars coly had the firemon left tho building.when the Welland Planing Mills, ovn« od and operated by J.M.Cutler, were found to be on fire.A high wind wag blowing and the whole building was goon à mass of flames.by hard work, saved the large stock of Jumber in the yards and Lambent\u2019s planing mill and lumber yard, Just opposite, and also other bulldings close by.Mr.Cutler's loss will ba about $15,000, with only $3,500 insurance.The cause 6f the fire ik un- ° I .known.; WOMAN'S AUTO.TRIP.New York, Nov.8.\u2014For a stake of a dinner and Leatre party, Mrs, Bertha Markels of No.68 West Thirty- elght street, started at noon yesterday for Ottawa in an auio that she must |.drive and repadr with absolutely =o assistance, and frou\u2019 i The firemen, | DECREASE OF CATHOLICS Priest Finds Many Leaving - Parish of St, Louis de France.The decrease of the Roman Catholic population of Montreal before the incoming Protestant community, which many believe will be strikingly illustrated by the forthcoming census, is .foreshadowed by a statement made by the Rev.Father Belanger, parish priest of St.Louis de France.The annual visiting\u2019 period of the clergy to the people in this parish has just concluded, with the result that Father Belanger announces there are 29 less Catholic families in the parish: than there were last year, showing a diminution of \"241 communicants.There are 2,410 Roman Catholic families in the parish, and the cure deplores the fact that the French-Cana- dians are allowing \u2018foreigners\u2019 to crowd them out of the district.\u2018In many houses formerly owned and occupied by Catholics,\u2019 he says.\u2018the visiting priests were met by strange faces, of course, by non- Catholics.\u201d It was.à grave.mistake, he continued, for the people to leave the parish; they would be crowded out ôf their new homes in the same manner, and finally when crowded to the frontier, .the natural end would \u2018be exile in a strange land, while their places at home would be filled by people of another race and another creed.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 STOPS FIGHT PICTURES.Brandon, Nov.8\u2014 Mayor Adolph has ordered the chiéf of police to stop the exhibition of the Johnson-Jeffries fight pictures.i Cut Down Your .Dress \"Bills.THIS IS THE WAY\u2014Take your old Dresses and Dye them yourself right at Home.Then with up-to-date patterns make them.into.new.dresses that will be the envy of your lady friends.But § to avoid all chang of mistakes use.the Dye that colors cloth of ANY KIND Perfectly Sead for with the SAME Dye, gd hr which is @ _ 3noklet 65 : L : \u201cThe Johnsons DY OLA Rishardson ; Se- Limited, ONE re co ALL, KINDS 5760065 Montreal, re rt Nn a ; \u2018on Saturday, after sales RRERTEIRELREV RHEL RGR RL RRR Toronto.FINE FURS, Ladies\u2019 Hats, Suits, Coats, ||| Dresses, Waists and Gloves Were you in New York, Paris, or London you - would count it a rare treat to select your furs, outer apparel, hats or gioves from the best *~ tailors and costumers.: THIS IS THE ADVANTAGE THIS WOMEN'S STORE AFFORDS.In addition, the Customer gains the advantage of our .many Years experience in making and selecting goods for the best dressers in\u2019 Canada.Ladies\u2019 FAIRWEA 485-487 REGUSTEREV We emphasize our cordial invitation to come and feel at home in our Showrooms.Musq uash Coats $65.00 to $175.00 Ladies\u2019Fu rlined Coats $35.00 to $175.00 Persian Lamb Sets $25.00 to $125.00 Fur Hats $30.00 to $100.00 MONTREAL.WRITE FOR FUR CATALOGUE \u201cN.\u201d THERS LIMITED St.Catherine St.West, Tweed Coats $15.00 to $85.00 Worsted Suits Ÿ $20.00 to $50.00 Tailored Waists $2.50 to $15.00 Trimmed Hats $8.50 to $150.00 Winnipeg.EARTHQUAKE RECORDED.Big Seismographs at Toronto and © at St.Boniface.Toronto, Nov.8.\u2014 An earthquake lasting an hour, commencing at- 3.45 p.m.yesterday, was registered on the seismograph at the Toronto Observatory.The boom showed a swing of two and a half millimetres, which is 1 considered a medium earthquake.; St.Boniface, Man.Nov.8-\u2014The seismograph in the Jesuit: College Ob- | servatory recorded an earthquake of considerable intensity on Sunday afternoon'at 2.30.Director Russo, S.J.calculated the disturbance to be two thousand miles distant northwesterly, which would be about the eastern-ex- tremity of Greenland.; \\ pape PETITIONS GOVERNMENT.Eastern Townships\u2019 Dairymen\u2019s Association Adopts Resolution: \u2018 Sherbrooke, Que, meeting of the Eastern Townships Dairymen\u2019s Exchange at Cowansville, had \u2018been made, a long discussion took place as to the advisability of forwarding a petition to the Dominion Government with regard to the conservation of the butter and cheese interests.It was finally agreed that a strongly- worded resolution be sent \u2018to Ottawa, .pointing out the importance of the industry.! prete THE \u2018WITNESS\u2019 DAILY PATTERN.The home dressmaker should keep a little catalogue scrap book of the daily pattern cuts.These will Ye found very useful to refer to from time to time.\u2019 8826\u2014LADIES\u2019 YOKE WAIST.Yoke effects and berthas are becom- Ing to most figures, and the.model here ghown will look well in silk, satin or BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Notices of births, marriages and deaths, must invariably be endorsed with the name and address of ithe sender, or otherwise no notice can be taken of them.Birth notices are inserted for 25c: marriage notices for 50c; death notices for 23Bc, prepaid.The announcement of funeral appended to death notice, 26c extra; other extens sions to obituary, such as short sketch of life, two cents per word extra, except poetry, which is 60c per line extra, prepaid.Annual subscribers, whose names appear on our lists, may have announcements of birth, marriages and deaths (without extended obituary or verses) uccurring in their immediate families, free of charge, in which case \u2018name and address of subscribers should invariably be given.-MARRIED.+ HUGHES \u2014 NEWLING \u2014 Iin Christ Church Cathedral (Anglican),Victeria, B.C,, on Oct.15, 1910, by the Revv.Archdeacon Scriven, Miss Elizabeth irene Bayliss Newling, only daughter of Mrs.H.P.Newling, of that city, and -Mr.Garnet Burk Hughes, C.J).also of Victoria, son of Col.Sam.Hughes, M.P., of Lindsay, Ont.WADDELL \u2014 DOWLING \u2014 In St.Mark's Church, Longueuil, on Nov.1, 1910, by the Rev, H.P.Mount, Thos.Edwin Waddell, of Vicars, .Que., 10 Gertrude, daughter of the late Wm.Dowling, of Covey Hill, Que.DIED.BOOTH \u2014 On Nov.5, 1910, at 152 Bay Street, Ottawa, Victoria Adelaide Cook, widow of the late R.R.Booth.CHESLEY \u2014 On Nov.6, 1910, at St.Luke\u2019s Hospital, Ottawa, Annie Amelia Chesley, late lady superintendent, in her 53rd year.- : KELLY \u2014 At Quebec, on Nov.3, 1910, |- Georgina Allan McCausland, dearly beloved wife of James J.Kelly, at the age of 30 years and 7 months.LISTER \u2014 At Ottawa, on Oct, 21, 1910, | Priscella Lister, aged 21 years, young\" est.daughter of Mr, and Mrs.Thomas Lister, of.Lachute, Que * - i LLWYD \u2014 At St.Michael's Hospital, Toronto, on Nov.6, 1910, Horry i Charlewood Llwyd, aged 37 years, fifth son of the late Ven -Archdéacon.Llwyd, D.C.L., of Algoma, and brother of the Rev.Dr.Llwyd, Vice-Provost of .Trinity College, and Captain T.D.D.Liwyd, of Goulding & Sons.LORING \u2014 In this city, at the Montreal General Hospital, on Nov.6, 1919, Eliza A.Loring, in the 66th year of her age.- Funeral private, THOMPSON \u2014 On Nov, 2, 1910, at her residence, 183 Balmoral street south, | Winnipeg, Annie, only daughter of the.late.Mr.and Mrs.James \u201cThompson, of Winnipeg, sister of G.B.and W: J.- Thompson, of Winnipeg; A.Ë THompson, © cago, and F.EE.Thompson, M.D., of Montreal.Ee ps Lu WHITHAM \u2014 On Nov.T, 1910, Jaämes | Whitham, in his 78th year, 20 Funeral from his -late residence, 2 Queen Alexandra Apartments, Oldfield avenue, on Wednesday, Nov.9tq, at 2.30 p.m.LU oe So Those sending notices for the above column may send with them a list of names of interested friends, together | with a onhe-eent stamp for each address, and marked copies\u2019 of the \u2018Wit- Ness\u2019 .containing the notice will.be promptly mailed.ror.rddresses -in foreign countries three cents will be: required.\u2019 Funeral © Directors \u201c912 ST.CATHERINE Ww.; Phone Up 1658.(Note change of Address) : à \u201cMARCIL\u2019S MAGAZINE\u201d for Smos.Ilustrated.Shows H0 W Fortunes are made in Montreal .land.Write Geo.Marcil & \u2014\u2014__ Co.Dept.W.Montreal, Que\u2019 HOBBIES! The Long Evenings are with us.sour Boy a Hobby?We can supply PRETWORX TOOLS, CARVING TOOLS, LATHES, Efc., Ete.Instruction and Amusement combined.D.DRYSDALE\u2019S, MAIN 189.159 CRAIG STREET.» AR : 4 Phones.\u201d : Ml Bed anda ~~ |- - Table .Linen {| The following prices will be sure to interest you.| So Bedspreads from 10c up.Pillow Slips, 2c each.Sheets, .3c each.Tablecloths, from 5c up.Napkins, .lc each.| You are sure of satisfaction.; ie EP Ne re ve et ma ae ne pega ; EES &CO., |.\u2018* Oregon Appies, | ture.Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has ue for over BO years, has borne the signature of : and has been made ] sonal supervision since ite infancy.¢ Allow no one to deceive you in this.AN Counterfeits, Imitations and \u2018\u2018 Just-as-good J din, BEN been RCA RE under bis per- \u201d are bus 5 Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of ~ What Is CASTORIA Onstoria 15 à harmless substitute for Castor Ofl, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups.Xt is Pleasant.It contains neither Opium, substance.Its age is its and 'allays Forerishness.It Zorphine ner other Narcotic \u2018Oolis.Et retioves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Fintulency.It assimilates the Food, Stomach and Boxvels, giving Panaecea\u2014The The Children\u2019s GENUINE \u201d \u201cThe Kind You Haro & regulates the healthy and natural sleep.Mother's Friend.- CASTORIA aware Bears the Signature of ne ways Bought - In Use For Over 30 Years.THR CENTALR SOMALEY, TY NUNRAY STREET, NEW YORR ONITY.OLD MAHOGANY, CHIPPENDALE and SHERATON, © FURNITURE, SHEFFIELD PLATE, OLD CHINA Etc, Etc.We have received instruction from Messrs.Phillips, Cross and McConnal, 52 Church St, Liverpool, ta sell at Our.Rooms, ; NO.101 METCALFE sTr\u2026 A Large Quantity of Old Antiques.THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nov 10 At 2.30 o'clock, _Auctioneers.SPECIALTIES | At WALTER PAUL'S STORES English Hot-House Grapes.English Cob Nuts, Englisi.Walnuts, French Artichokes, \u2019 California Melons, Florida Grape Fruit, Florida Oranges, Old: Mission Oranges, Ripe Pineapples; - \u2018Almerfa-Grapés, Royal Cluster Table Raisins, New Dates, * New Chestnuts.: - 461 -St.Catherine Strset Weat, and at 80 University Street.HAVE YOU GOT A COLD Get a box of Harte\u2019s Grippe Wafers.Cures a cold in twenty-four hours.Price 25c.HOW ABOUT THAT COUGH?Try a bottle of Harte\u2019s Cough Mix- Price 25c.\u201c WINTER FLUID.For Chapped Hands and Lips; fifty years a favorite remedy.: Price 25¢.: J.A.HARTE, Druggis 150 Notre Dame Street West.TROY LAUNDRY Co VERDUN.| Co re SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Wharf at St.Joseph de Letelliar, P.Q.,\u201d undersigned, and endorsed \u201cTender for} MARRIAGE LICENSES MONEY TO LEND.CUSHING & BARRON Notarios and Commissioners Liverpool & London & Globs insurance Building 112 St.James Street.will be received at this office.ntil 4.90 P.M., on Tuesday, December 6, 1910, for the construction of a Wharf at St.Jo- Seon de Letellier, Saguenay County, Plans, specification and fèrm of contract can be seen and forms of tender obtained at this Department, at the offices of A.R.Décary, Esq., District Engineer, Post Office Building, Quebec; J.Telephone M.1939.; \u201c POTTER.THE PAINTER \u201d ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ALL WORK -IN OUR LINE.W.E.POTTER & CO., 46 BENOIT 8T.L.Michaud, Esq., Districi Engineer, Merchants Bank Building, St.James St, Montreal, P.Q., and J.C.Taché, Esq., District Engineer, Chicoutimi, P.Q.Persons, tendering are notified that tenders will not be considered unless made on th rinted forms supplied, and signed with their actual signatures, stating their occupations and places of residence.In the case of firms, the actual signature, the nature of the occupation and place of residence of each mem- - ber of the firm must be given.Jach tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank, payable to the order of th¢ Honorable the Minister of Public Works, for the sum of two thousand ($2,000.00) dollars, which will be forfeited 3f the person tendering decline to enter into a contract when called upon to de so, or fail to complete the work contracted for.If the tender be not accepted the cheque will be returned.: The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.By Order, : R.C.DESROCHERS, Secretary.Department of Public Works, - Ottawa, November 5, 1910.Newspapers will not be pald for this advertisement if they insert it without authority from the Department.» PIE Srp me Mel En Re RT SL ss AGREE TO STRIKE TO-DAY.: Philadelphia, Nov.8.\u2014Philadelphia pb is threatnede with another street car strike.The two meetings of motormen and conductors of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company, the second of which broke up early this morning, voted to go on strike at a wertain hour to-day, to be named by the men\u2019s executive committee, unless arbitrators agree on one of the points still at issue between the carmen and the company.i Sage RES AS Fed Me NIP NIT JACKSON & CO.Distress Signals Issued From Vessel messages were picked up at various points along the coast last night from the steamer \u2018Falcon,\u2019 of the American- Hawaiian Steamship Company, ing that the boat was afire and asking.for aid.The Mare Island station received a message early this morning that the \u2018Falcon\u2019 had flashed distress signals about 9.30 o\u2019clock while off the Columbia River fire was put out, shortly after midnight, after the tug \u2018Snohomish\u2019 had gone to her assistance, and the steamer proceeded on her way to Astoria, Oregon.day morning with a general freight cargo for Northern points.meu\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014trta\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 insurgents have captured Nico Perez, a small town about a hundred and twenty-five miles north of Montevideo.\u2018CARPENTERS, BUILDER: and CONTRACTORS Valuations made.- atten Jobbing p mpi ded\u2019 to.rely ~ 120B.to 335 HIBERNIA ROAD.\"STEAMER WAS AFIRE, Near San Francisco.San Francisco, Nov.8.\u2014Wireless stat-.bar.The it was reported, The \u2018Falcon\u2019 left San Francisco Sun- TOWN CAPTURED.Montevideo, Uruguay, Nov.8.\u2014The A laid; and that in connection with the electric light line work had been done on Verdun avenue and Lower Lachine road.\u2019 : : half of the delegation to Quebec that.they have submitted plans for the proposed dyke extension to Sir Lomer Gouin, and that the question was finally referred to the government engineer for report, made and Is understood to be favorable.} * dd Pieces ; SILVER PLATE &.carry an unusual .number of odd pieces in Silver Plated Ware waich includes such things as Tumbler Stands, Relish Dishes, Horse \u2018Radish ~ Dishes, Cracker and Cheese Dishes, Bottle Holders, Egg Stands, Egg Boilers, Coasters, Toast Racks, = Bread \u2019 Trays, i Holders, and a host of others.Many | - of \u201cthese are exclusive.to \u2018Ahis\u2019 store, all of the \u2018best \u2018| \u2018quality.The prices \u2018are ~ quite moderate, as is usual at this quality.| VERDUN COUNCIL Peaceful Town Shows Recor of Only Five Arrests in a Month.The monthly -meeting of Verdun Council was held last evening, Mayor Allen presiding.There were also present Aldermen Hadley, Lamothe, Le- clair, Evely, Lyons, Farrar \u2018and -Man- ning.The -works\u2019 committee reported - that efforts were being made to increase the working staff in order to make greater progress.' , The police report \u2018showed five are rests during the month, 2 false alarms, 2 fires, and 18 house numbers put up.The health report showed 2 houses disinfected, 4 deaths, 4 births, 2 cases.of measles and one of typhoid.The typhoid it was proven had been contracted outside of the town.The engineer, Mr.H.Hadley, jr, reported that several roads had been repaired and temporary sidewalks Mr.George A.Ward reported on be- which \"has been | QUEEN VICTORIA'S CORONATION ( Death of Bandsman Who Assisted in Ceremonies, Seattle, Washn., Nov.8.\u2014Thomas Cannell, who led à band at -the coronation of Queen Victoria, died here yesterday in his 96th year, leaving 89 descendants, including seven great.great-grandchildren.Cannell was born on \u2018the Isle of Man in 1814.He crossed the plaing on foot and settled in Utah in 1868, Rheumatism Is A Constitutional Disease, It manifests itself in local aches and pains,\u2014inflamed.joints and stiff muscles,\u2014but it cannot be cured by local applications.c It requires constitutional treatment, and the best is a course of the great blood-purifying and tonic medicine Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla which corrects the acid condition of the blood and builds up the system.Get it today.Sold by all druggists everywhere.100 Doses One Dollar.| hospital eniergency work of the city to \u2018| are filled.to overflowing.and deserving \u2018| @ation for our nurses.vs inn .- T .jRainbowrarrived-Hête shortly belo \u201coon\u201d yesterday; ahd het first ship \u2018of | Canada\u2019s.nevy.oltheslacific was.greet {| Government officials:when( she, dropped | pleman, Admiral Kifigsniill, Command- JORNSTON || fase Bros.| | Address\u2019 Before the \u2018Women's Club { with it, root and branch.Segregation \u201cimplied a certain tolerance of vice.The Christian principle could not con- - badly or imperfectly enforced.As a - opinion, 1 treatment of fallen women, his Lord- -moralizings passed them \u2018by.\u2018to come in contact with those so much _perienced \u2018 woman.\u2018they knew or had heard was there.sible for -the .femal& sinner,.and easy Py TUESDAY, ' NOVEMBER 8, 1910.= maine Lr a \u20180 a | Appeal for Fingtiisl \u2018Assistance Made on Behalf of Institution ~~ by the President and Secretary.| An appeal for\u2019 help for the Western Hospital is made in the following letter by Mr.Peter Lyall, president, and Dr.George T.Ross, secretary:\u2014 .The Western Hospital of Montreal needs financial - assistance: in carrying on the work that the-immense increase in the population of the district .of which it is practically, the centre is daily bringing to -its doors, and now appeals to the generous péople of \u2018| Montreal for a tangible expression of | their interest.in the good.work which this.institution is doing and ithé Ler work 4 wants to.do.: .*.3 The\u2019 Western: Hospital tieeds \u2018a hundred; thousand - dollags.«;, v7] © 0.We need this \u2018money first, for the erectioh and equipment on our vacant land of the requisite buildings to accommodate the daily increasing demands for treatment of the.sick and \u2018Injured poor of the distret.; The westward growth of the city and the consequent inéfgase in \u2018resi- - dent population, \u2018together \u2018with the large number of factories below the hill,\u201d stretching from.McGill street to Lachine, with \u2018their.Lhousands.of em- Dloyees cause the greater part of the fall to jour care.Our, public.wards patients \u2018are constantly.-being turned away.: MO eee We need more and better accommo- ] It is essential to their good health and- efficiency that they have large and: airy - bed and recreation rooms.The clode confinement and strenuous character of .this work: demands this wihich we cannét furnish without money.The house staff also\u201d has mot sufficient accommodation and more room ds urgently needed for the\u2019 administration : department, there being no room for laundry or linen store, We need this money secondly, to ex- SPITAL NEEDS A | average cost per patient per day, $1.44.ED THOUSAND DOLLARS Seal f which is our largest #tem of experdi- ture outside of our pay rolls and hospital supplies.The extinction of this interest bearing debt would greatly relieve our annual expenditure.In making this appeal we wish to correct a very erroneous impression that the Western is a private, and not a general, hospital.Out of a total of 1,288 patients treated in 1909, 609 were absolutely free, 323 pald a emall fee.and only 356 were private.The average days of residence for all patients was 2,012 days, and.the Estimating these 609 free patients on this basis \u2018shows \u2018that they.cost the hospital $17,644, while the total public cash subscriptions and donations during the same period was $9,686.17, \u2018showing a difference of almost eight thousand dollars, to be made up from other sources.: We feel that this evidence of public service done justifies us making this general appeal, and that our record of low patient cost per day is an indica- ton of careful management, and that | all money contributed will be wisely and effectively administered.© ask \u2018the wealthy residents and manufacturers of the west end of this great and growing city if this institution, which hag attained its thirty- seventh year of service, should be allowed to struggle along in.debt and \u2018unable, for lac of facilities, to care for ithe needy §ICk who are dally cast upon its care.We feel sure that thei answer.will be In the negative, and that they will -come to our assistance and enable us to.fitly carry on the \u2018great service to suffering humanity so \u2018happily inapgurated- by our prede- Ccessors.| Se 2 We: trust \u2018also that thls forward movement will serve as a kindly introduction to those of our friends who are soHolting subseriptions, and that tinguish our mortgage and floating debts, the annual interést c¢hargd upon 1 the response to \u2018their appeals will be both spontaneous: and generous.FLEES bi ne Re + Fr ' ARRIVES AT VICTORIA, = Second cruiser of Canadian mavy \u201cada yesterda - PEN\".we Le M.\u20ac.Son MCE Victoria, B.C.#%ov.8H.>, 8 score J ed by Admiral Kingsmill\u201c and éther anchor.A party, including Mr.Tem- ers , Roper and Meponald, Mr: Des- \u201cbarats, Deputy Minister of Marine; Lieutenant-Gevernor - - Paterson, and r.McBride, met the \u2018Rainbow\u2019 at the BISHOP.ON RESCUE SCUE WORK.| \u2018Deals \u2018With Social Purity.One standard of morality and purity of life for both sexes, no condoning of vice, and giving fallen women a \u201cchance.to return to a respectable way of liv- ing-\u2014these were points, emphasized by Bishop Farthing in a notable address on rescue work \u201cbefore the Women's Club yesterday afternoon.His Lordship said that he found this phase of women\u2019s work on which he had been asked to speak a difficult one to deal with in -that -place; and.he.then proceeded to treat: the:subject with simple.directness - from.the Christian standpoint ee 0 To- Christianity, his Lordship sald, woman owes her freedom and her high place in society.It was said in.the New Testament that * there is neither male nor female, in Christ\u2019 What could that mean except that there was only one moral standard, irrespective.of sex.As Christians, we could not,.dare not, make a difference of sexes in matters of life and morality.This, was the foundation of work for social purity.We sometimes found good men, and, strangely; even good women, demanding a higher standard for one sex than the other.Christianity must fight prostitution, and be content With nothing less than : doing eway done immorality in any system of regulation.We had: on.the whole excellent laws,.but they seemed to be rule, officials were.amenable to public and we should combine to; make the pressure of public opinion felt in seeing that the laws were vigorously enforced.Passing.to a .congideration of the ship urged the need of.sympathy and practical help.To, condemn them.availed nothing.Severe leCtures and They were used to being pitied ard looked down on.It was only a realization of | divine persistent love that could reach their hearts, and it was Christian women who had the privilege of making that love known to,them.But were they doing their part?\u201d Even devout women were: bitter against fallen women, because these had degraded their sex.Yet we often saw good women: receive and countenance men of questionable character when they would not have a fallen woman for a scullery maid.The problem was confronted\u2014how needing help.It could not be left to amateurs, or to the young or inex-.There must be some skilled workers, representing the common womanhood, to go and meet them, in police courts, on the \u2018streets, \u2018to call at houses if some one of whom And it must be made easier for the girl who had.fallen:.to -get.back -to- decency, by finding places where those who wanted to ean n honest living.could get the chan * It.-was unjust \u2018that we had made if\u2018as hard as pos- for the.man who wag perhaps.oftenest which was officially welcomed to\u2019 Can- - Doctor Said That Sometime He \"them feel faint or dizzy.\u201cwrites:\u2014\" It is with gratitude I tell how -'Y would never come out of one of them.fainting spell and scarcely have had a yah my \u2018mouth \u2018of the Straits and escorted her +40: her mooring at Esquimalt.School\u2019 children \u201cand \u2018pdtrioticiorghnizations took a prominent part in the celebration on shore.\u2018 Lieut.-Governor Paterson made the formal presentation of a piece of plate en behalf of the Government of British Columbia.On Wednesday the\u2019 officers and crew of the \u2018Rainbow\u2019 will be the guesis of ine ci¥ of Victoria at &.-banquet in the Drill Hall.: : me a prison or house of detention, but should be made as home-like -as possible, where \u2018the inmates would learn |s that goodness did not mean dullnéss, that the brightest and happiest life .was \u2018the Christian.The uplift must be through religion.Christ\u2019s touch had not lost its .ancient power.At the same time one must guard against Jecturing and scolding the erring, preaching at them.From the shelters, the next step should be into respectable situations.Women could help those -doihg rescue work by finding Situations.where thé women coming out of their prison could be given a chance.There were practical difficul- Innocent must.certainly .be safeguarded - against any danger of infection or disease.\"The spéaket suggested * medical examination, perhaps -by women doctors, and enforced .treatment until a complete cure was effected; then \u2018give them their chance\u2019 to \u2018lead useful, decent lives again.His Lordship urged strongly the im- \u2018portance of prevention of impurity by imparting knowledge of the facts of life.To keep children in ignorance was not to keep them in innocence.They were keer -obsérvers and early began to \u2018inquire.It was better to teach \u2018them at home than to have them learn outside the home, in a way that corrupts their minds.The teaching should be definite, simple, and honest, progressing with the development of the child.\u201cTeach the child,\u2019 said hi ;§-ordship, \" \u2018the duty of the soul to keep the body pure and holy.Later on explain the.sanctity of mar- WOULD.VERY OFTEN \"FAINT AWAY.Would Never Come Out of One- Many people may be unaware of having anything wrong with their heart till some little excitement, overwork, or confinement in an overheated or overcrowded room or public building makes If you neglect thé warning the slight feeling of dizziness gives you, and fail to take treatineat, there will bea gradual progression to something nore serious.There is no reason you should wait till your case becomes.desperate before 'you avail yourself of à perfect cure by using-Milburn\u201d3 Heart and Nerve Pills.Mr.F.S.Chute, Wheatley, Ont: your Milburn\u2019s Heart and Nerve Pills benefited me.I was very weak and run down, and had headache, nearly every day and would very often faint away.\u201cIn fact, my doctor said that sometime After taking three boxes of pills 1 am glad to relate that\u2019 it has been a \u2018number of years since I have-had a \u2018headache.Too much cannot be said in praise of Milburn\u2019's - Heart and Nerve Pills for in me they have effected a per- \u2018fect cure.\u201d : to blame.Ce There were difficulties, of course, and - common - sense must.be shown.Whatever place of safety was provid- 5 oY Price 50¢.box, or 3.for $1.25.At a dellers or mailed direct on - ed, \"it should not be of the mature of |.ties in the way.of employment; .the.ER .JE.M.Renouf presiding.Coffee like cheer wherever used.is the friend of mankind Sold in 1 and 2 1b.Cans only.Bl \u201cIn the frozen regions of the North or in the | .hot countries of the South, a pure high grade , bringing comfort and trs MADAM ! USE ONLY REMYS RICE STARCH ECONOMY\u201420 percent of Starch - pared with cold water.0 holling required.WHITENESS \u2014 Starch made fro ; & much superfor white from wheat or corn.CHASE & SANBORN, MONTREAL.all other \u2018kinds.of starch.FACILITY \u2014 Remy's Rice Starch can be pre- Non heating or m rice produces than starch made SUPPLENESS \u2014 Collars and shirts can be iron- a = ed supple and glazed only by the use of Remy's Rice Starck General Distributors\u2014| APORTE, MARTIN & G0., LIMITED, Montreal, economy over ~~ ETCHINGS MESSRS.JOHNSON & COPPING invite of an Exhibition of Etchings by MR.and MRS.FRANK M.ARMINGTON (CANADIAN ARTISTS RESIDING IN PARIS) Which they are holding at their Galleries 634 ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST.! your inspection BP ir A EN TRE A AACR WS fe FARQU If there's one thing more than another that adds to the household comfort, it's having the right kind of coal.BUY HERE AND MAKE SURE OF IT.HAR ROBERTSON, 206.St.James St.Will You Say a Good Word for Us to a Friend ?| We believe that the work turned out by the TOILET LAUNDRY \u2018\u201c The Laundry That Knows How.\u201d will appeal strongly to a number of people not now our customers.\u2018A few words from a satisfied customer might bring them in.Phone Up 3480.425 RICHMOND STREET.Marchand, 2845.Catherine.West \u201c SERGE COSTUMES-tailor made, well finished and lined, for .$9,95 a BOYS \u2018 N .outside Montreal and suburbs.you : profit?Montreak wanted to sell the \u2018Canadian Pletoriel,\u2019 Canada\u2019s leading illustrated magaeine.Splendid premiums or generous cash commission.Hundreds of boys busy and delighted.Room for hundreds mora Why shouldn't A postcard will secure full particulars premium list and & package to start on, if you live If inside the city, phone us or drop in and see what we have to offer you.Address, Boys\u2019 Sales Dept, John Dougall & Son, Agents for the \u201cCanadian Pictorial\u2019 \u201cWitness ; Bldg.LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.Efficient Staff.heri ROBINSON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 745,5t Saiherine The Business University of Canada, eee GF, BINSON, Commercial Educational Specialist, Shorthand Br or, do Reporter \u2018and Lecturer.P \u2019 Shorthand (Isaac Pitman System), writ] \u2018guages, and Coaching for Civil Service Examinations.Individual Attention by the Principal, Write for Prospectus or Phone UP 4792.Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Lan- assisted by Head-Mistress and riage and of parenthood.Teach the \u2018sacredness of \u2018the natural functions, and the result of violating nature\u2019s laws.\u2018Fathers, teach your sons; mothers, teach your daughters.See that no boy or -girl goes forth from home without the knowledge that is the safeguard of the sacredness of life\u2014 and that tends to purity of mind and body.\u201d The impure phases of sin wero a menace to the sons.We.want our boys to be safe and pure as well as our girls.T It is time, concluded his Lordship, to be vigilant.Men must take part in \u2018enforcing the \u2018laws while women take \u2018the work of personal contact.Let all unite in raising the tone of morality by eternal vigilance, tireless labor, persistent Christian love.servations\u2019 from.his experience.Ignorance and lack of training to do any one thing well, he had found fac- \u2018tors in the downfall of many.He spoke alse of \u2018the inadequate payment girls receive in certain employments.- The meeting was well attended, Mrs Two solos, Sprott, were sung by Mrs.Bayley \u2018much appreciated.KINGSTON ALDERMEN.Legislature Will be Requested to Permit Reduction in Their Number.i Kingston, Nov.8.\u2014Ald.Harrison informed the City Council last night that he would move that the Ontario Legislature be petitioned to permit a reduction in the number of aldermen for Kingston from twenty-one to fourteen.He was convinced that a smaller.number of aldermen could do the business of the city.Ald.Hoag followed by giving notice that he would : move to petition the Ontario Legislature to repeal the present act receipt of price by The T.Milburn Co, Limited, Toronto, Ont.\u201d regardig the eleætion of aldermen for Mr.Rcorder Weir added a few ob-.Kingston, making the term one year instead of three years.- MUSICIANS SMOKED Stadium Fire May Have Beer Caused by Disregard of Prohibition, Mr.Ritchie this afternoon opens an inquiry into the fire which « - stroyed the St.Hubert street shkatin: rink stadium on.November 1.~The first witness was Alfred Da- nomme, a fireman, He depoled that as it was impossible to save the stadium the engines concentrated their attention on the neighboring baild- ings.The water pressure was cuod.This latter statement was contradicted by subsequent witnesses.Omer Levesque.à workman- who was on the spot, said he saw flames coming ru: the direction of the band stand in Li balcony, Lut saw no fire \u2018engive- working.; Adelurd Gauthier, a director.slept in the building.said he thous\u2019 the fire must have began in the ands stand, where Une nlucsssiumns dire garded the prohibition ui simokive.Albert Bisaillun, a «ansiuhl.u went round the building about 3 \u2018p.m., said he was not smoking, Th © was a big wooden spittoon in the ti stand, which Eugene Cordon, au cu ployee of the establishment, said vu always full of cigar, cigarette or jp\" ash, and as it was full of sawdust he thought it must have been 5 starting place of the fire.He hid soon that all the electric switches wore i and all openings closed.Joseph Adolphe Christian, * an the directors, said the building » insured for $24,000, and the stock $8,000.The total loss was nbuni 8! 000.As it was a good paying \u2018o he thought it would be re-buili. \u2018Vgver valleys was vacant, THE ' MONTREAL DAILY By BESSIK MARCHANT ° SUMMARY OF THE PRECEDING CHAPTER.N Lo A sudden reversai of rortune through le father\u2019s rash speculation plunges Talbot family, living in Buenos \\vres, into the dilemma of row to make - living.Mr.Talbot announces his ac- veptance of a position in Jamaica, the \u2018ao boys decide to farm.and of the inree girls Grace is about to be mar- vil, May takes a position as companion and Phyllis, after much Lunting; se- vnres à position as governet:s in a little \"ll station at .:e home sr a \u201cMr.Maurice, Arriving alone at the lonely sta- \u201cinn, çhe was driven to nar destination .¥ a Jeaf old man, to find that the only \u201csons at the estanica at which she is smaily lett are an angry old Spanish man and a sick mn.The woman.Ce- cares she is Mrs, Maurice, but is only arprised at the arrival of Phyllis and \u201cw girl miserably decides she has been cont for to nurse the sick man, With- «it money and in a strange place she an only remain where she is, and 1isses the first wretched night tending \"1e delirious patient, who she finds is English.Not very far from where Vivllis is stranded is a little posthouse where two sisters are mourning the oss of their brother Jack.believed to sve heen killed in a landslide as Quebec Bank Building, Montreal Tel.Main 470s Tel.Main 3960 PATTERSON & JENKINS, Advocates, Barrictors & Solicitors, - City & District Bank Building, * 180 $t James Street, Montreal.W.PATTERSON.J.JENKINS.MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED BY 1 JOHN M.M.DUFF 49 Creseent Street \u2014 ATTORNEYS, NEL PROMPTLY SECUREL We solicit the business of Manufacs- turers, Engineers and others who realize the advisability of havifig their Patent business transacted by.Experts.Preliminary advice free.Cliarges moderate.Our #Inventor's Adviser sent upon re- PATENT uest.Marion & Marion, Quebec Bank uilding, Montreal, and Washington, D.C, U.S.A.ALLAN LINE.TO LIVERPOOL.rom Montreal.Queber.Victorian Nov.11 9.00 aon.8.00 p.m.Corsican .Nov.19- 9.00 am.7.00.p.m.CHRISTMAS BAILING.Fromm.St.John.Halifax.VICTORIAN .Dec.9 Dec.10 GRAMPIAN .Dec.15.\u2014 The Turbine S8.Victorian has made the fastest passaga on record bstween \u2018Liverpool and Monreal 6 days 15 hours 6 minutes, : \u2018 « Arloon, 377.50 and np; Turbiners,$87.50 nd up.Becond Cabin, 847.50.$50.00 and nr- Wards: London, $2.50 additional Third Class.Liverpool.Glasgow, Bondon, Belfast or Londonderry.$30.00.and 831.25, according to steamer.TO GLASGOW .Hesperian, Nov.12, Ionian, Nov.19 SICILIAN, from Portland, Friday, Dec.: One class cabin, $45.00 up.Hesperian: Saloon, $67.50, and up; second class, $47.50, and up.Other steamers, One-Class Cabin.called Second Cabin $45.00, and upwards Third-Class.$30.00.: TO HAVRE AND LONDON.LAKE ERIE .Nov.19 From , St.John POMERANIAN .su +.Nov.Ù One-Class \u2014 Second Cabin.Rate\u2014 London, $42.50; Havre, $52.50, and up: Paris, $3.65 additional.$ Third-Clags\u2014 | London, $29.00; H , $32.00; Paris, sands $ avre, $32 All the steamers on the above services.Liverpoa, Glasgow London and Havre.ere fitted with cold storage.H.& A.ALLAN, 85 COMMON STREET.Montreal MIDDLE-AGED CHRISTIAN SITUATIONS VACANT, TAPLEMAID, BEST REFERENCES re- guired.Apply, Mrs, H.MOLSON.\u2018£4i Mountain\u2019 street.between 2 and 2 p.m., or after 7.30.WANTED, GENERAL SERVANT, NO washing.534 Greene avenue.WANTED, AT ONCE, SMART BOY fer office.Appiv in own handwriring.Salary $15 per month.Address R.S.60, \"Witness Office.- WANTED\u2014A NURSE WITH SOME experience.Also night nurse.Apply to the PROTESTANT INFANTS! HOME, Cote St.Luc Road, WANTED, A BOY, 15 YEARS OF are Or.over; must understand typewriting and other office work.Applv Pox 25, Chapman's Book Store, 513 St.Catherine street West, WANTED, NURSE-HOUSEMAID, with good reference.One child three years old.606 Grosvenor avenue, West mount.Phone West 3752.WANTID\u2014SMART BCY +5 MESSENger.Apply Witness\u2019 Officé.School Boys Wanted who can Interest other scholars in A.1.straight honorable business proposition, th which parents and teachers approve.Address, The Manager, P.O.Box 2234, Montreal.EMPLOYMENT WANTED.LADY, would uc- compan- children.21 Mac- Wishing to go to Australia, cept position as travelling ion to care for invalid or Address, Mrs.DUESBURY, pherson avenue, \u2018Toronto.SITUATION WANTED BY CHINESE Cook, in private family, hotei or boarding house.Apply, 558A St.Catherine street West.WANTED, BY RESPECTABLE WOMan, Office, Shop or House Cleaning ; highest references.Address, Mrs.DAVIES, 831 Cartier street.\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED.WANTED \u2014 ALL \u2018WITNESS PICtures to frame in first class style at 75 cents.G.R.HEASLEY, No.315 Bleury street.MPRESSES Pe NA kd l= Caw.Paz.AV.Cov's STEaMI HID Lines Montreal -Quebeo-Liverpooi \" Lake Manitoba.Nev.10.} Empress of Britain.Nov.18 Lake Champlain.Nov.24 XMAS SAILINGS.8T.JOEN Empress of Ireland.-.Dec.2 Lake Manitoba.Empress of Britain.Dec; 16 Empress of Ireland ., .Dec.30 Rates\u2014Empress steamships: First class, $90 summer; $82.50 winter, and upwards; second class, $51.26 and upwards.Lake Steamships \u2014 One Mass Cabin, £:cond class rates, $47.50 and upwards.Tickets and Information from any Steamship Agent or W.G.Annable, Wm.Weller, Gen.Passenger Agt.Passenger Azt.3 and 5 Board of Trane Building.REFORD AGENCIES DONALDSON\u2014GLASGOW SAILINGS FROM MONTREAL.T.SS.CASSANDRA (ColcBtorage.) Nov.10 T.8S.SATURNIA (Cold Storage.) Nov.17 CHRISTMAS SAILINGS FROM ST.JOEN { \u2019 XB | .\u2026 ESS.ATHENTIA, Dec.8.SANDRA, Dec.13.¢ # T.88.CAS- THOMSON LINE\u2014LONDON Sailings from Montreal, SS.CERVONA .,.,Nov.12 (Cold Storage and Cool Air.) T.SS.CAIRNRONA .Nov.19 (Cold Storage and Cool Air.) Passage Rates\u2014Cabi 50; casses où abin, $42.50; Third THE ROBERT REFORD CO.Limited, \u2018Montreal, Toronto.Quebec, St.John and ; Portland, Me.\"PATENTS THAT PROTECT FETHERSTONHAUGH & CO.Taylor, B.Sc.late Examiner Chas.Yoanadian Patent Office.CANADA LIFE BUILDING, - MONTREAL ' INVENTIONS PATENTED \u201c IN ALL COUNTRIES.OWEN N.EVANS \u2018Merchants\u2019 Bank Building, Montreal.vo EER Synopsis of Canadian North-West Land Regulations.Any person who is the sole head of a family, or any male over 13 years old, may homestead a quarter section of available Dominion land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta.The applicant must appear in person at the Dominion Lands Agency or Sub-Agency for the District.Entry by proxy may be made at any agency, on certain conditions, by father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister of intending homesteader.- Duties.\u2014Six .months\u2019 residence npon and cultivation of the land in each of three years.A homesteader may live within nine miles of his homestead on a farm of at least 80 acres solely owned and occupied by him, or by his father, mother, son, daughter.brother or sister.\u201c In certain districts a homesteader in good standing may pre-empt a quarter- section alongside his homestead.Price $3.00 per acre.Dutles.\u2014Must reside six months in each of six years from date -0f homestead entry (including the time required to earn homestead patents),and cultivate fifty acres extra.A homesteader who has exhausted his homestead right and cannot obtain a re-emption may take a purchased homestead in certain districts.Price.$3.00 per acre, Duties.\u2014Must reside six months in each of three years, cultivate fifty acres, and erect a house worth $300.09.WwW.Ww.CORY, Deputy of the Minister nf the Interior.N.B.\u2014Unauthorized publication of this advertisement will not be paid for.VETERAN LAND GRANTS VETERAN LAND GRANTS WANTED.Qntario or Dominion, located or un- : located.MULHOI.LAND & CO., Toronto.ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.LADY EOOKKEEPER DESIRES SIN- .gle room and board.Catherine and Pine preferable.moderate terms.\u2018Witness\u2019 Office, Locality, St.State References.L.B, ROOMS TO LET.2, UNDERHILL PLACE, OFF 247 University street, one large room \u2018suitable for, one or two gentlemen.DESERTING DOMESTICS FINED Yesterday, at the Westmount police court, Mr.Recorder McMahon dealt with two domestics who had dcserted from their employment a week ago.They had been employed is different families, and were discoversd by Chief Moffatt\u2019s men, one in Ste.Cunegonde Mr.Me-, Mahon imposed a fine of $5 or fifteen days on each of the girls.These were the first cases of the kind with which the Westmount police have:had to deal.| Manchester Liners (LIMITED).Weekly Sallings from Montreal MANCHESTER MARINER .Oct.29 MANCHESTER SHIPPER \\.Nov.§ MANCHESTER PORT .Nov.12 MANCHESTER IMPORTER .Nov.19 \u201cMANCHESTER SPINNER .Nov, 23 *Via Charlottetown.Limited number of passengers carried.FURNESS, WITHY & CO,, Limitea AGENTS, MONTREAL.Leaves Canal Basin, at foot of Nazareth Street, \u2019 Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY At 7 p.m.\u2018with Freight and Passengers, for Isle Perrot North, St.Anne de Bellevue, Vaudreull, Pt.Cavagnol, Oka,Como, Hudson, Pt.Auc Anglais, Grahams, St Placide, Carillon and Point Fortune HEAD OFFICE, 166 Common Street, foot Nazareth Street.Telephone MAIN 1029./ PERSONAL.NELSON H.TUNNICLIFF, AN ATtorney of 26 Liberty street, New York City, was in Montreal this week looking for Maria McCluskey who was the daughter of John McCluskey and Anna nee McMahon, born in County Tyrone, Ireland; supposed to have resided in New York and to have married a \u2018printer, whose name is not known, and to have cmigrated to Montreal.The said Maria McCluskey is entitled to property of consideraole value, and it is important that she communicate with Nelson H.Tunnicliff immediately.MISCELLANEOUS.TYPEWRITERS \u2014INVESTIGATE RE- manufactured Typewriters.Typewriters repalred, \u2018rented, exchanged.Highest grade.Ribbons, Carbon, Pa pers, etc.CHAS.B.WALSH & CO, 30 St.John street, Montreal.ANY ONE NOT BEING ABLE TO GET a \u2018Witness\u2019 at his rnewsdealers will oblige the publishers by notifying the .Bubscription Department y tele- hone, Main 4090, or by postcard OHN DOUGALL & SON, \u2018Witness Building, Montreal PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.DISTRICT of Montreal.No.126.Circuit Court.A.Marks, Plaintiff.versus A.egal et vir.,, Defendant.On the seventeenth day of November, 1910, at 11 of tio clock in the forenoon, at the domicile of the said Defendant, 1642 Esplanade avenue, in fhe City of Montreal, will Ia sold bv anthority of Justice, «il the moods ard canttels of the said Defendant, seized in th!s catuse,consisting 27 hougehold furniture.ete.Terms cash, A.CHEPRIER, .8.C.Montreal, Nov.8th, 1216, .Dec.103.ts Passage Rates: \u2014Cabin (called Second), §15-00.\u201cThird Class, \"RE Bi:: 329 ; | FOR NATIT SIEAMER PRINCESS - Sh po Eté VE gE HNN hae 4 Ma à - sa pa La 20 RY D A 4 ~ - .ee T = TO LET.APARTMENTS TO LET, IN SUITES of 2, 4 or 6 rooms, furnished or unfar- niIshed, heated, with janitor service.THOS.LIGGET, 49 Belmont Park.TO LET, TWO BUILDINGS, No.0 Bishop .street, cor.St.Catherine.Area 40 ft.x 80 ft; area 30 ft.x S80 ft.Apply on premises.SHOP TO \u2018LET ON ST.PETER ST.next door to \u2018Witness.Apply at \u201cWitness\u2019.Office.FOR SALE FOR SALE\u2014PRACTICE PIANO, IN first class order.Ivory and Ebony keys.May be exchanged within three years-for new piano.Only $65.Payable on easy terms.LAYTON BROS., 550 St.Catherine street west (corner Stanley street.) BEAUTIFUL BLACK VELVET COAT, Size 38; price $9; Black Moire Rain Coat, $4.50; Brass Bird Cagu 31.70.Apply, 769 Garnier street., FOR SALE \u2014 ALL \u2018WITNESS PICtures, 76 cents.I will frame all the \u2018Witness\u2019 Pictures at 75 cents.They will make fine Xmas Presnts.G.fi.HEASLEY, 315 Bleury, corner St.Ca- 1erine.MACHINE TOOLS FOR SALE\u2014Owing .to changes in our plant we have the following machines for sale:\u2014I1 Automatic screw machine, takipg up to 3-8 inch stock, with collets d cams: 1 three.spindle drill, 24 inch table, 6 inch centres; 1 two spindle drill, 18 inch table, é inch centres; 2 Garvin Millers, 30 inch tables, 1 Garvin Miller, 18 inch table; 1 4-foot speed lathe: 1 18-inch Lan wheel.These machines are all in first class condition, and may be seen at any time.Address, THE MANAGER,P.O.Box 2234, Montreal.FOR SALE, CHICKERING SQUARE Piano, small size, rosewood case, very sweet tone.In good order.An opportunity, $100.Payable $5- cash and 3 a month.LAYTON BROS, 550 St Catherine street West (corner of Stanley £treet).BUILDING LUMBER, INSIDE STAIR, complete; outside door and winter door, architraves and jambs, ete.Tel.St.Louis 123.R SALE \u2014 TWO PLATE GLASS Mirrors.Size 8 ft.8 In.x 3 \u2018t 2 In.Just the thing for Barber or other shop.Apply.Witness\u2019 Office.HOIST FOR SALE, CHEAP - One Double belted floor type freight hoist, with cage and wheels in good condition; platform, 6 x § feet; fully 1500 ibs, capacity.Counter shaft, pulley and eplendid H.P.motor:;110 D.C.includ.od, if desired.Apply to 142 Bt.Peter street.: MACHINE TOOLS FOR SALE.Owing to changes in our plant we have the following machines for sale: Automatic sorew machine, tak 1 i 3-8 inch stock, with colens oe cams.1 Three Spindle Drill, 24 inch table, 4 fnoh centres.1 Two Spindle Drill, 18 inch table, © inch centres.2 Garvin Millers; 30 inch tatles 1 Garvin Miller, 18 inch table.1 4-Foot Speed Lathe, : 1 18 inch Lap Wheel, These machines are all in first class condition,\u201dand may be seen at any time.Address, THE MANAGER, P!O.Box 8234, Montreal.M otors sa E 2 10 h.p.115 volts D.C.1 8 hp.110 volts.D.C.All in Al condition, and can be seen any time.Will sell cheap.- Apply, \u2018WITNESS\u2019 OFFICE WANT ADS.For The \u2018WITNESS MAY BE LEFT WITR .Chapman, Bookseller, 518 St Ca- fins prog West, or with kh.Turner, Grocer, Point St.Charles, SCI Wellington street, West of Subway.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.CASH TARIFF.Situation Vacant, Situation Wanted, Pupils Wanted, Rooms \u2018To sl Articles Found, Second-hand Articl's Wanted or le.For Sale of words for 1dc.: : for each additional wro.Six in.gertions for the price of four.© ] rty Fo- Sale or To Let.Other Articles For Sale.25 Wordz for 250.1c for each additional word.Six insertions for the price of four, 25 Words for =0c.NOTICE PARTICULARLY.rostage Stamps Will Bs Accepted.The above rates are Casn with order, then not prepald numerous entries \"have to be made.and the rate iy, Ip consequence, much higher, No charge made in our oooks for\u2018 any advertisement Gf icss than five agate lines pach _ \u201d ii 5 Le s ¥ Le re a roi para ee I mn\u201d TUE eam Tm 5 rir prie AD u 4 A ¥ 1 R Ly 4 RT nL + pio ine .xr , Se cet xh a RR Le et elt ee SP es a ES ae rr 1 7 AB Asn A NE 2 NEL RE ram = a d a RP ES Lo SEN TA ry I DE VUE FR NT AT orn DIET AAR le oy emg ai EE EE ER ER PY RR RT = = a EE TE DA De et ?4 eu 2 : MI ROYAL AVE \u2019 .! ; TK) , th oo i or M + i! 12 th 45 à 4 fa f p > , «1 La ll D ° a ta , Ve \u201c! \\ | = Lu .N°.1 ! : ' ; - .Ye ; \u2018 1 \u2019 p \u201d 4 Y \u2019 .ye - .\"ol ~ \u2019 \u2018 IN presen] D.s, ; Ny sé Ë & d Ÿ T À 1 P En 5 IN ~ ; ; .: 1 Du | © U oo a \\ 5! \\ ct oo i! vw , 9 Be what ae \u201c .¥ he x 3 ' a ( \u2018 EN : ; .: Yo LL.A Te : .a - s rr \u2014i .oy 4 .\u2019 \u2018 0 ve ¢ + \u201c7 \u2014\u2026 oo /.; , ot X Lr A oon Pa = \\ se $0 en ?« iQ » \u201d ° + :\u201d % A 5 et .\"4 > >, foe ô .* ) 3, .\u2018 th .A 1 =, pF => ! ; .: Je oe ' | \u20ac pe : .= ~ .! .3 rel s |! .STONE y LE BE os Ka Loal.\u2014~\u2014 .- - oy 4 ° co ; \u2019 vs , R 0 % RE Tee > g 5 A} 1% \u201cod z : CO x: 4 ER 51 HA veu\u201d {TTT ' 1 3 4 à Ë ; ; NY J N N - Ww., ; u a *e .1° 14 Sa XN n a » Î .J L .à d A WO tet 6 .2 .| En \u201c _ | 3 804 | 0H A \u201c= , lo \u2018 \u2019 \u201c | * APP Rd - .od 7 od qd 1?| a, Lent Va À : > : bh ' ne Au.puis me EAR) S 1s Là Wi AT .f fs x NE nôTeL Ov A et 23 \u201c \u2018 .LL a : A A 7 ï i! p 4 ° .\u2018oy RN A .a Pp ot Our: coos A 9 ! ; - \\ an) $ A ' TT.3 à I ro IIT C5 Ÿ [ \"1 ! >> id : 1 Ear ; ', : : «CT 3 = | SS division property in.the heart of Montreal.in any large City in Canada.view is much more desirable.We have applications already for over one hundred thousand feet.ARR = EE i 3 Phone Main 7579 4156 3 Real Estale le AVENE ! Pram [=X 4 k ; ; \u201cMount Rovaw Park 8 St City of MontReAL 3 PL qd 0 N _ ; .nf.py JS FT yee A ; Si CR Montreal 23°¢ Marth 1909 Prepored by ol î } ; M RE * ed.S7EEEe PODRE REF Scale 400 feet to one ch.#4 - CA a ; \u2014 ra We paid for this wonderful property the highest price per acre ever paid in Canada.4 THE HEART OF MOUNT ROYAL PARK We have just purchased the balance of the\u2019 Rédpath Estate containing 583,000 square feet, the last large section of high class sub- \u2018This most magnificent, select residential property is surrounded on three sides by Mount Royal Park\u2014the grandest and largest Park REDPATH will be laid out by the best landscape artists s so as to retain all its original natural beauty and grandeur.Adjoining property is assessed at $1.75 per square foot, and our new Redpath subdivision with its higher elevation and commanding The purchasers who get carly selection of lots in the Redpath Estate at $2.00 per square foot will certainly be considered fortunate, as this property will command the highest price for select residential sites in Montreal.Make your application at once if you want to get an early choice.RICK o® LIMITED 151 Notre Dame St.West |.Trae amar PEN SS a sa Fri (RG 23 2205 7.samy pees] RI = RERO = - ee >= ON & TEEN EE Rss TES CIS krèses i Tan I EEE A mr 7 + SSP se sites = rend | Vie mr mr He Seems to Think Council Was Wise Enough to Reserve Judgment.DID NOT BLASPHEME, Spoke of \u2018Political Organization | BM Waging War in Faith's Name Against My Country.\u2019 ÿ L ; Mayor Nathan, of Rome, so récently ; ; censured by Montreals Council, has written a letter, which will be submitted to Council on Wednesday next.With the letter he sends a copy of bis speech, which gave cause for the motion.This is in Italian, but at the order of Mayor Guerin is being translated.i | Mayor Nathan's letter reads as fol- nys! 7 : oo - Lae.\u2018 L FOUR _GOOD REASONS WHY Trade Centre of Rich Farming District WAINWRIGHT is situated on the Main Line of the Grand Trunk Pacific in Eastern Alberta.It is 127 miles east of Edmonton and 200 miles west of Saskatoon, and is pastly the largest, busiest and best town between those points.WAINWRIGHT is but two years old, yet it has 1,000 population.property assessed for taxation at $750,000, half a mile of cement sidewalks, an $18,000 brick school, two brick yards, substantial business blocks and residences, some of them constructed from home-made brick, two big hotels, and all the various lines of business that go to make up a live, hustling town.WAINWRIGHT has tributary to it one of the finest farming districts In Alberta\u2014a district especially adapted to grain growing, mixed farming and ranéhing.Of the 100,000 acres immediately tributary to the town, 50,- 000 acres are the choicest Alberta Re.wheat land which WAINWRIGHT WILL MAKE ONE OF THE LEADING CITIES OF WESTERN CANADA INVESTMENTS IN WAINWRIGHT PROPERTY WILL PROVE HIGHLY PROFITABLE EPA PES MMS aa ee Rome, 25th October, 1910.To the Mayor and aldermen of the .vity of Montreal: ; Gentlemen, \u2014 His IXminence the Archbishop.of Montreal, in aggordance with other reverent and emiffent men, » } who direct the political organization B® the Cathelic Church, has called a i meeting of the faithful to scourge me @ 7?blasphemy, for insulting God.the \u2018 saviour, and His Holiness the Pope.At a meeting of the Common Coun- «i.many of you gentlemen, before.p- proving a similar vote of censure, in the uprightness of your judgments, Distribution Point of Many Good Towns ) WAINWRIGHT is rapidly achieving renown as a wholesale distributing point, and it is well known that it is distribution that makes cities As a distributing contre, Wainwright is without a rival between Saskatoon and Edmonton.It enjoys a decided advantage over the [latter point for through freight rates, an advantage which big coiticerns have been quick to realize.Location of the National Buffalo Park WAINWRIGHT is the location of the Canadian Government\u2019s National Buffalo Park, the home of the largest herd of Buffalo in the world.The park, which adjoins the town on the south, contains 110,000 acres of fine grazing land, fenced with an B-foot woven wire fence which alone cost $75,000.In the park ars upwards of 800 Buffalo, gathered together from various points, principally from the few remaining herds and groups in the States.Recently, as told tn the press dispatches, a shipment of 29 head was recelved from Montana, where the entire Pablo herd, the largest on the continent, was purchased.The park contains also several moose, deer and other animals.WAINWRIGHT, because of its Buffalo Park and Divisional Headquarters G.T.P.Ry.WAINWRIGHT is one of the principal divisional points on the Grand Trunk Pacific Main Line.That the railroad company expected it to be an operating base of no little importance is: evidenced by the fact that it located there a 12-stall roundhouse, repair shops, a $12,000 depot and 14 miles of side tracks WAINWRIGHT has about 80 resident railway employes, and their monthly payroll is approximately $7,- N 000.poractically all of {his money la paid to Wainwright WAINWRIGHT, although but two years old, is the merchants, or.ig put into ainwright real estate an distributing centre for four large concerne\u2014the Inter- improvements.Ag traffic on the Main Line of the G.natitnal Harvester Co., the Massey-Harris Co., the Im- T.P.Increases and with the opening up of the Battle- perial Ofl Co., and A.McDonald and Co.,\u2014who use it as ford Branch, the force of resldent rallway employes.will be largely increased.a base from which to supply the retail trade for a dis- WAINWRIGHT, being division headquarters, Is the tance of 50 miles east and 70 miles west on the Main Line of the Grand Trunk Pacific.home of not only train crews, shopmen and trackmen, T EE se \u2018lesired to have before you -the precise text of the averred blasphemies.I have much pleasure in enclosing a copy, both of my speech and a later reply to the Papal Bull.I trust you wiil perceive the justice of your re- verve, the injustice of a supposition | J whereby I am accused of insulting religion and its divine representative.A man who, like myself, has ® profound belief in religious faith, whatever shape it assumes, eannot be xuilty of what is truly blasphemy.As the whole gist of my words clearly point out, my criticisms do not affect faith, they treat of a political organization waging war, in faith\u2019s name, against my country: striving to undo italian unity, to repress and condemn liberty .of conscience, power of re- tearch, modern science, élvil progress.Men holding public office have undeniable right to criticize the hostile at- iitude, to shows as in a picture, how lifferent the.rast Papal sway of Romé was to its actual government.ne So much, and no more is-set forth in my worGs, whereby if the charity of Tis Rev.the Archbishop, which be- sinneth at home, has been excessive, sufely that excess has been accounted fof by the lack of temperance and justice in his unchristian strictures.+ 1 am, Gentlemen, Yours obediently, D.- ERNESTO NATHAN, ! Mayor of Rome.MACDONALD COLLEGE NOTES.A revival of the art of story-telling acdonald College Club, produced an average of 22 bushels to the acre in 1510 against an average of 15 bushels for all Western Canada: 30.000 aéres are suitable for.mixed farming, and 20,000 acres for the finest grazing ground on the continent WAINWRIGHT'S territory includes a portion of the famous Cut Knife country, admittedly one of the finest But a small pércentage farming sections of all Canada.of the land has been broken up, but the yields of grains, - vegetables and root crops have heen enormous.of 40 to 50 bushels of wheat and 75 to 50 bushels of oats are not -uncommon, and the quality is the best.- No finer potatoes are grown in the Dominion.The climate is tempered by the Japan Current; there is plenty of precipitation during the growing season, and the long summér days and hot sunshine are conducive to rapi growth of vegetation.: Yields WAINWRIGHT will be the head and operating base of the Battleford Branch of the G.T.P., to be built along the fertile valley of Rattle River next year.This branch will tap one of the oldest and one of tHe richest agricutural sections of Alberta, and will make an, im- ortant contribution tn Wainwright's trade territory.he riew towns that will spring yp along this line will look to Wainwright for their supplies, and the products of this district will go to Wainwright to reach the Main Line of the G.Tern markets.oe - \u20ac\u201c 20° - WAINWRIGHT retail merchants will be enabléd to buy goods as cheaply at home as they will in Edmonton, an y saving the local freight on therm, will have a considerable arvantage over competing towns.for shpmeént to eastern and west- but of superintendént, roadmaster, foremen, dispatcher, clerks and other \u2018officials who command good salaries and are a substantial addition to the business and social Hfe of a town.Many of these railread employes have built good homes in Wainwright during the past year, while à large number of them are putting a portion of their earnings each month into Wainwright real estate as an investment.WAINWRIGHT has a wide-awake, energetic class of business men who, through the local Board of Trade, are unceasing in their endeavors to advance the interests of the city.The city officials and councillors are men of the same stamp, and the permanent and substantial character of all public improvements show that they be- : lieve in the town, and the permanent and substantial growth in population.other points of interest to visitors, is destined to become one of the leading attractions for tourists on the continent.It has now the only remaining herd of buffalo worthy the name.Under.the conditions in the National Buffalo Park it is believed that the animals will multiply In numbers, and that as a result of the action of the Dominion Government in establishing this park, the extinction of the North American Bison will be prevented.WAINWRIGHT and its Buffalo Park will he featured in the advertising of the Grand Trunk Pacific, and in the literature of the Dominion Government.With two such institutions as the greatest transcontinental railway on the continent and the Canadian Government back of it, there is little likelihood that the world will be allowed to overlook Wainwright.\u2019 G AND TRUNK PACIFIC Now Makes Its First Public Offering of Lots in Sub-Division Adjoining Criginal Townsite of Wainwrigh Wainwright Has Never Been Boomed You do not remember ever having seen before any .newspaper advertisements offering for sale lots in the Grand Trunk Pacific Townsite of Wainwright.It is a fact that this is the first time that the G.T.P.has undertaken to call the attention of the public especially to Wainwright.Nevertheless practically all of the original townsite laid out by the railroad has been sold, and for several months past the G.T.P.has been importuned to put this subdivision on\u2019 the market, in order that additional desirable building sites close in and convenient to the school and the churches might be dvall- able.' a .A hundred million dollars was.msde, in 1910 by- investors in town lots in Western Canada.towns-.not by - seople who thought about investing, but by those who actually invested.This enormous sum represents the increase in value of town property resulting from the growth of the towns and the development of the surrounding country.: At least & hundred mililons more \u2018will be made in 1911 by those who invest ih town lots\u2014not by those who just think about investing, but by those who actually invest.You can pick out any of a ggpre of Western The Time to Buy for Big Profit The time in the history of a new town to buy for .big, sure profit ls after its permanency has been assured, and before it has reached the stage where its future growth is discounted in real estate values.The opportunities for the investor of moderate means do not exist now in Edmonton, Calgary, Moose Jaw, Regina, Saskatoon and such towns that existed a few years ago.They have reached the point where their growth for years to come has been discounted, and where real estate values are based not alone on what they are, but on what they are expected.to be.In investing in a brand new town there is always the risk that it will not amount to much.The time to invest\u2014the only safe and sure time\u2014is after the town has demonstrated that it has behind it forces which will ~~ Buy Now and Get First Choice This.advertisement marks the beginning of a campaign of publicity which will direct the attention of investors throughout Canada and the States to Wainwright.Naturally the best that the G.T.P.has to offer at Wainwright is inoluded in this sub-division\u2014 THE FIRST SUB-DIVISION ADJOINING THE ORIGH-& NAL G.T.P.TOWNSITE that has been offered.This sub-division immediately adjoins the original town, which is bullt right up to it.The new $18,000 school house occupies a block right across the street from this subdivision.The block recently purchased for the site of a new Catholic church is right across \u2018the street from it.ge .2 , à wds the chief feature of the opening Ge Ea ER 2) Canada towns and they will point out tg you lots which insure its success, and before real estate prices are based Every lot in the addition lies well.The addition is i ursday evening at the WAINWRIGHT, like Topsy, \u2018just grew.\u201d It grew sold a fou years a Vt $100 to $200, gros today are | on what the town promises to be, rather than on what high, overlooking the town, and practically level, open ÿ sident, Dr.Snell.- About because people who do stiontsd it were convinced that worth $1,000 to $10,000.Take any of se towns\u2014Ed- At ls._ Lo prairie.It is not necessary for purchasers to specify\u2019 ; embers gathered: round it would be the site of an important city, therefore a Hionton, Calgary, Regina, Moose Jaw, atoon, Leth-< WAINWRIGHT is just now at the stage when real | the particular lot or lots they desire.Wire \u2018your re- the lights low while a -place to transact business bridge, Brandon, Prince.Albert\u2014fortun ve beëh made estate values eré based on the present, and when buyers can depend upon réaping the benefit of future growth.In a few weeks Wainwright will be one of the best known \u2018and most talked-of towns in Western nada.Investors who have not haretofore had their attention called to it will be seeking investments there.Those who buy now will have the full benefit of the rush for lots which {8 sure to come soon, ~The prices fixed on the lots In the new sub-division are low.The objeot is to build up the town, attract .Business men and mechanics and professional men and capitalists, The G.T.will reap its reward, not from - the money received for these lots, but from the increased traffic which it will secure in and out of .Wainwright._ .Æ00d- place to live in, a goo 3 : \u20ac and & good place in which to make money on réal estate investments.Not having had a boom, rain wright has never had a backset.It has grown steadily every month, is still growing, and will continue to grow.During 1910 fully 100 buildings have been erected, among thom being several modern frame and brick re- sidencés, costing up to 33,500.In Septembér, 25 buildings were in course, of construction or under contract to be completed\u2019 this year.\u2018Alfeady.many new buildings have been planned for next year.There is not a vacant house in town, and there is a demand for rental property of ail kinds.servation, stating number of lots and price you wish - to pay.We shall select the best lots for the price.We have a representative who is familiar with the ground and the choice lots will be selected in the order in which applications are received.If the selection of lots made by our representative 18 not satisfactory, the Grand Trunk Pacific stands ready to give you your choice of the remaining lots at the same price, or refund all your payments.WE ADVISE THAT YOU DO NOT DELAY; BUT TELEGRAPH RESERVATION AT OUR EXPENSE.mittance follow by next mail.In this way vou will get the pick of the choice lots.A delay of a lay may mean a difference of a block in the location of your lots.by scores who invested a few dollars in:town lots when these towns were young.: PA There will be immense development in Western Canada in the next few years.It is a:country \u2018capable.of supporting many millions of people\u2014a.country of practically unlimited natural resources to be developed.These coming millions must have trade centres\u2018 whère they can market their products and from which they may draw their supplies.Scores of the towns of today will tomorrow be - cities with more -thousands of in- - Habitants than they now have hundreds.Real estate values grow with pepulation.There are fortunes awaiting those who buy now and participate in the advance.stories were recounted.B \\inds me\u2019 onés followed | \u201crskKly.miss Hill and Mr.McDou-.gull provided instrumental apd vocal music.Light refreshments.were served.CT Dr.Sinclair and Miss Sinclair spent the Thanksgiving holidays at Lake Placid, in the Adirondack Mountains.\u2018 Professor.Swains is attending the = convention of the Entomological Society at Guelph, Ont.> In the absence of the Rev.Mr.Lan- N caster,.the Rev.Mr.R.G.Ascah, of 8t, George's Church, Montreal, coon- ducted\u2019 both services in the.Anglican | ciurch on Sunday last.~~ TT UT Mr.Logan, Point St.Charles, spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Wright, - + .Miss Fisher, of Torgnto, is visiting = her sister, Miss K.Fisher, head of the School, of Household Science, Mr.Girard, M.P.for Chicoutimi, was here In order to learn the art of making Coulommier cheese.Mr.Girard also invested in the necessary equipment, and intends to give demonsira- tions in that section of the country to the housekeepers, so that this easily- made -~nd nourishing article of diet may \u2018be made in the country homes.Mr.Birkett, an architect from Lon- | don, England, paid a visit to Macäon- ald College, in order to study the in- ; terior of \u2018the buildings from an archi- \u201d tectural point of view.Mr.Birkett has charge of the additions to be made on the British Museum, London.A most delightful \u2018at home' was Fiven by \"Miss Peebles, principal of \u2018he Practice School, on Saturday afternoon, to \u2018which many Montreal friends, members of the Macdonald JA College staff, students and others were Invited.The following programme was rena dered at thé musicale held in the as- Atinbly hall aîter which afternoon tea Was served in the reception rooms of A the women's residence: Vocal solo\u2014 (a) My own true love.(b) I come to you.Mr.Reuben Dumbrille.Piano solo\u2014 \u2018 à Gavotte and Musette, Miss Muriel Gurd.Vocal solo (a) Autumn.(b) Spring.Miss Edith Atwater.Violin obligato\u2014 ; Miss Mary Tooke.- Vocal solo\u2014 Co.(a) My ship.0 us Let re- + tte aline Russell Sage, who accumulated an immense fortune, said : | .\u201c Real estate is an imperishable asset, ever increasing in value.| It is the most solid security that human irigenuity has ever devised.It is the basis of all security and about the only indestructible security.\u201d Andrew Carnegie says in the \u201c Empire of Business\u201d: \u201cNinety per cent: of all millionaires become so through growing real estate.More money has been made in real estate than from all industrial investments combined.\u201d 4 3 ih p Information For Purchasers Main Street lots are 50x130 feet.Inside lots on Main rest | $125; corners $150.Other lots 50x140 feet.Inside lots Pe forward Tr rota atl ful particulars and $100; corners $100 and $125, 22 L _ regarding the sale of town lots in the sub-division to the +» \u2018Send 10 per cent.\u2018of price with application; remainder in original ownsite of Wainwright, which is just being placed .1 ts on the market.nine monthly payments.i 0 Name.Discount of 5 per cent.for payment in full with application.No interest on deferred payments; no taxes to pay until 1912.Torrens title direct from Grand Trunk Pacific.| For further information, address INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES CO., LIMITED, Sales Agent for Grand Trunk Pacific, 644 Somerset Building, Winnipeg, Manitoba.Send all money for lots direct to Land Commissioner, Grand Trunk Pacific, Winnipeg, Manitoba Sole Representatives for the Sale of Grand Trunk Pacific Lots in Montreal AUDRY REALTY CO.35 St.James Street Hetty Green's advice to woman is: \u201cI advise women to invest in real estate.It is the collateral to be preferred above all others, and the safest means of invesing money.\u201d - in case you desire further._ selecting lots use coupon below._ particulars, maps, ete, before APPLICATION BLANK FOR PURCHASE OF WAINWRIGHT LOTS Land Commissioner, Grand Trunk Pacific Rallway Co., Somerset.Buliding, Winnipeg, Man.I hereby make application to purchase .lots at the price ses oes oo.@ach, and enolose herewith remittance for § .being one-tenth the total purchase price.I agree to remit the same amount each month for nine consecutive months.I desire your representative to select for me, out of the sub-division which you have just placed oh the market to the original townsite of Wainwright, what he regards as the best lots remaining unsold at this price.itle to lots to be clear and indefeasibls.No interest to be charged on deferrad payments or no taxes until the year 1912.Please make out and forward to me your formal \u201cApplication to Purchase Town Lots,\u201d which I will sign and return.INFORMATION COUPON.(Wainwright Dept.) International Securities Co., EE aovranco0sessse cena san 0 01220000 000000 0000008 Address we aasuonerassocnreceemansose ca na0 1000000 a0u00 - - .Nams.CO UMMAUSVUNSON0N000UA000001000020éGOS0 Lx v'aaunacenceacava seven r as ane 0000000003 02000 \"ic.Address to SPP PRION PCO INI PNAC CORPPEONSINERENEORORESS 3 Be sure to mention.WAINWRIGHT in your \u2019 telegrams and letters relating to these lots.verses va nse nIRLN It PP Eee ters ras scenes eNtnTsOON.Seed AC TERT TTS SE Em IH Rpts pe am me mn mre mse æ .- on TRARY aca Sa she ; BE Waa ce a = it: i lion dollars, AM contain ample Grant, Miss Macfarlane, Mr.and Mrs, was the subject of a most interesting customs removed.Those who.have holy one will be born who will re- an Ah à capital of ane me 6 à large part?Settlement NI Contain Amine Culiross, Mrs.Horne Russell, Miss lecture delivered last night by the.tried to uplift China have béen face to deem the world.The nations will wait |\\ract of land close to Montreal and and \u2018its own school houses and ff.\u201d Russell, Miss Cameron, Mrs.C.Gurd, Rev.Dr.E.I.Hart at the McGill face with this.They have arouseû the for him as fading flowers desire the - (b) A birthday.v Miss Beatrice Fraser \u2018al solo\u2014 ta) 'T know a lovely garden th) In the time of Toses._ Mr.Reuben Dumbrille, Violin solo\u2014 * Who will be pleased to furnish full particulars on request.everything: as it exists.He uses .the\u2019 ; A rele , The company will own the houses, Selected.(b) Chrysanthemums.CHINA'S NEEDS Confuctus, remarking on the latters GARDEN CITY PLANN ED which will be rented at fair rates to .Miss Mary Tooke, Miss Edith Atwater.< same species of tools and.implements niñxim, which reads, What vou do good tenants, and each tenant will oval solo\u2014 Vocal duet\u2014 = and beds that his -afigestone used a not wish done to yourself, do not do.to M al F Svndicate become a shareholder.\u20ac (+) My treasure.It was a lover and his lass.etui thousand years ago.The litérati, the cthers, and Comes DS lan rm naica After five percent is realized as a (b) Angus Macdonald.Miss B.Fraser and Mr.R.Dumbrille.Lecture by the Rev.Dr.E I educated class, and the leaders of {larity to the golden rule.He also ontrealers Fo y rive} .Miss B.Fraser.Vocal soo\u2014 ta) The hills of Skye.Miss vidson, dispute, as accompanists.Among the guests from the city were: Mr.and Mrs.Cockfield, Mrs.C.Mr.and Mrs.J.Gurd, Mr.D.Gurd, Naughton, Douglas, Miss Baker, Mrs.W.Reid, Mr: and \u2018Mrs.-M.A.Murphy, Miss\u2019 Da- conducted the Union Church services TARIFF WAR FEARED.\u2018Washington apprehends a tariff war | Tapute.as\" a result of potash Gurd and Miss Murphy acted Miss Scarff.the Misses manners and needs.Miss Jackson, the Misges Maor- naman Is perfectly Hart at McGill YMCA, © \u201cPhe Chinaman and Confucianism\u2019 Y.M.C.A.The speaker was born In Before dealing with the religious condition of the country, Dr.spoke \u2018of the general characteristics of hear of men.taking the examinations \u2018for 40 years.At one centre there were 35 men.over 80 years of age competing, and .18 \u2018over 90 years of age .It wags.stated that the great defect of the \u2018race \u201cwas conservatism.The Chi- satisfled with thought, \u2018think the present conditions are best suited for.China.They look with contempt on foreigners, and cannot bear to have thelr time-honored antagonism of the literati, and nearly \u201cThere is,\u2019 said tha speaker, \u2018to be a meeting of .the two great civilizations, of the western and the eastern; the one old, arrogant and ignorant; the Hart out the Gospel would .be terrible in- \u2018deed.CE 1es 2 4 5 \u2019 \u201cMr Hart then told\u2019 of the three \u2018prevalent religions, \"stating that the.Chinese were often religious triangles, since they bélong2d -to all tliree sects.summer rain.fér them, but will mingle Lr.Hart then outlined tha system of quoted a prophecy from Confucius that is most remarkable in its almost exact similarity to the prophecy of Isaiah.It reads, \u2018In process of time a He will be born of a INVITE EARL GREY Earl Grey will be asked to be pre- week of Januarv.\"The performance will be ,glven entirely of student talent, and the students in,the audience will not have any special part of the hall reserved with the general public.4 and Apply for Charter.@.there erect model cottages built on the mos: hygienic lines, and each with Its Dr.and Mrs.Peterson, Dr.and Mrs.China, and having spent many years in | every outbreak, such .'as the boxer virgin.His name will be \u2018Prince of garden attached, a number of Mont- Dale, Miss Huribatt, Miss Jarvis, Mr.the country, Was able to give iA \u2018most rieing, is due to an insulted national Peace\u201d China will be visited by his| ya) citizens, on the initiative of Tis NO CLEMENCY and Mrs.McNab, Dr.Ker, Mrs, Mac- realistic description of the Chinese pride LS 8lory.Excellency Barl Grey, are applying \u2014_\u2014 for a charter under the name of The | Garden City Company of Canada.\u2019 This is the first enterprise upon this side of the water, following the lines of the which was the motto of John Wesley, able leadership.She neods also the sent at the next \u2018theatre night\u2019 ernor-General.The officers are: vesterday's sitting of the Cabinet io: [ m\u2019 A : med: ght\u2019 to be resident \u2014 Lieut.-Col.Jeffrey H.* ty oh an an Te ee EE series, Conran nation, It mes me | porte Cine ve-Crganired withe neld by MeGill students in the third | purlana.Council, on tbe report of the Minister Soticitor\u2014Charles M.Holt, K.C.Secretary\u2014Miss Edith Watt.The organization will be on the lines laid down by Mr.Vivian, the Englisi member of parliament, so far as conditions In Canada will permit, and wil} be on a stületly L'usiness basis.dividend, the net balance of rentals will be distributed among the tenant shareholders in the shape of a reduction in rent.churches.Cabinet Council Decides that Candy Must Die., Miss Liddell, Mr.and Mrs.E.the people.-\u2018Indusliry is one of their.| other new, enlightened; progressive.I i Co-Parntnership Tenants Company of Ottawa, Nov.S\u2014The sentence of ro xander, Miss Moe, Miss Haultain strong pre ts.1 have never seen a; will not attempt to say which will Students Want to Seo Him at England.4 Timothy Candy who murdered Con and Mr.G.Harries.lazy Chinaman.They are not to be Win, but China will astound the world.Next Theatro Night, The \u201centerprise will be under the stables Fortin and O'Connell an The Rev.Dr.Herridge, of Ottawa, found.\u2018All at it, and always at it,\u201d What she needs is strong and cap- patronage of His Excellency the Gov- May 6 last,\" will not he commuted.At of Justice, it was decided not to recommend exccutive clemency, awl Candy will, therefore, pay the extreme penalty of ike law.A strong bur futile effort was made by the wife and friends of Candy to secure a conmnu- tation of the sentence, 1910.me .ar Rr, Rede TS TOOKE'S Henley 214 Inches Deep.Made in Quarter Sizes.12/2c Each = % ~~ OPPOSITION Outspoken Views Against Agreement Prove Aid to Negotiators.CANADA\u2019S POSITION SHOWN.Conferences Will Likely be Concluded This Week\u2014No Announcement Made.Ottawa, Nov.8.\u2014The tariff.negotiations to-day was confined to one comparatively brief sitting in a com-, mittee room of the Senate, which con- | five o'clockd4 - commisslônérs- would : cluded shortly after None of the say a word as to the progress of the.\u2018pourparlers\u2019 on the course they are: taking, and it is apparent tliat.they.are all going to remain true to an agreement reached on Saturday not to say anything until such time as it is considered expedient to give a formal statement to the press.It is not even known definitely whether the negotiations have got beyond the initial stage of a preliminary exchange of views, but the probabilities are tuat if this stage has been passed not much progress has yet been made in the consideration of detailed proposals.Beyond the fact that the negotiators will bend their efforts in the direction of bringing about a betterment of trade conditions, particularly in respect to a freer interchange of- the two | the national products of countries are concerned, nothing of a definite character is known, and statements which have been made as to what will be proposed by either country are based solely on deductions drawn from \u2018existing trade conditions.a OPPOSITION HELPS NEGOTIATORS.1 It is understood that the Canadian negotiators are by no means dis- .pleased because those who are opposed.to reciprocity have not \u2018been adverse to: proclaiming their views from the housetops.Their action _pérves to make it clear to the Ameri- \"san negotiators that the government cannot afford to make à bargain unless it promises to be a good one for the country, and will, no doubt, help to convince them, if they are really anxious for a reciprocity treaty, that mn - For $9.50 \u2018 i # a | Never Mind The Cost.Are you seeking shirts of the greatest comfort and style regardless of the cost?Or are you seeking shirts that are the best quality for the least price.Tooke\u2019s shirts.In either case you want Because for comfort, style and quality their prices are the lowest you \u2018ever paid for such excellence.85cts, $1.00, $1.25 up.177 St.James Street, 493 St.Catherine St.W.R.J.TOOKE, LIMITED for everything Canada gives the United States must concede something of at least equal value in return.i In some quarters the view is- expressed that to-day\u2019s elections in the United States may have some bearing on the negotiations.Victory for the low tariff Democrats, it is\u2019 asserted, might have the effect of inducing the American commissioners greater concessions, and the more they are prepared to give the greater would be \u2018the possibility of satisfactory and workable agreement béing arrived at.: The impression gathered so far is that the conference will not last much longer than the end of uns week; that the United States delegates will then return to Wasnington, and that tthe negotiations may be resumed early in the new year, either at Washington or Ottawa.! .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TO STOP STUDENT ROWDYISM.\u2018Toronto Police Authority Must Be Secured for Parades.- Toronto,.Nov.8.\u2014That the 'Varsity students will not be allowed to march through \u2018the streets after winning football games unless they have received written permission, is the verdict of Col.Grassett, chief of police.It is the result of the scrimmage on Saturday night when a crowd celebrated the blue and white victory over Queen\u2019s and had to be dispersed by mounted police, much to the terror of the innocent bystanders, who were in immediate danger of being run over.\u201cIt is a rule that the students \u201cmust apply for permission before they parade the streets,\u2019 said the Colonel, \u2018and they did not have that permission on Saturday night.They simply \u2018telephoned down that they were going \u2018to do \u2018it, and that was alk \u2018theñr no permission.In future they muse get permission before thay start\u201d CAVALRY CALLED IN STRIKE.Coal Miners in South Wales Threaten Violence, London, Nov.8\u2014The situation.In \u2018 the South Wales coal fields.\u201c where 30,000 miners are on strike because of the employment of non-union men became so threatening yesterday .that the local authorities applied for the services of British cavalry.The government ordered the Bigh- teenth Hussars in readiness to support the - police, who thus far have had tne worst of it in their conflicts with the striking miners.! to make\u2019 ernment has decided I gave 473 St.Catherine St.E.+ IMMIGRATION INVESTIGATION Royal Commission \u2018 Will be Appointed for Vancouver | Inquiry - \u2014\u2014 TO CONSIDER OPIUM TRAFFIC.Chinese Interpreter Will Not Be Reinstated\u2014Mr.Bowell\u2019s Suspension Stands, Ottawa, Nov.8.\u2014The Dominion Gov- to appoint a Royal Commission to inquire into the question of Chinese immigration and \u2018the traffic in opium on the Pacific coast.The departmental inquiry into the recent Chinese immigration frauds on the coast has resulted in a decision to deport all the Chinese detained at Vancouver, because of their inability to establish their status as merchants.On arrival in Canada tney produced merchants\u2019 certificates which were found to be fraudulent.The Chinese interpreter, Yippon, who was believed to be concerned in the frauds and who was suspended, will not be reinstated.\u2018The suspension of Mr, Bowell, as controller of Chinese for the \u2018Pacific coast, stands for the present.: t GEORGIA \u2018JUSTICE, Negro Was Taken From Jail and Lynched, Macon, Ga., Nov.8.\u2014: negro, A.Walker, who killed Marshal Charles Bush, of Montezuma, Ga., two Weens ago, was taken from the Macon county jail by a mob and lynched last night.He had been captured only, two hours before.\u2014mfrmenmeetnnnne A POULTRY EPIDEMIC.Sherbrooke, Nov.8.\u2014An epidemic of chicken é¢holerd appears to be raging throughout the Eastern Townships.Many flocks have been infected with this disease, and in many cases serious losses have been sustained by the owners.Dr.A.W, Tracey, meat inspector, stated that he had been on the lookout for diseased chickens on the market, but had not found any.He was aware, however, that there were several cases in this section.| in cash and Weekly Payments of .75 each, you can buy a high-class Victor or Berliner Gram-o-phone, complete with 12 selected (6 double-sided) Victor Records.\u2019 Would you be without a Gram-o-phone\u2014that prince of enter- tainers\u2014when you can secure one as easily as this?Just come in and examine\u2014listen to\u2014the instrument for yourself.With the approach of the long winter evenings the GRAM- O-PHONE becomes an absolute Home - Necessity, it brings the.world\u2019s greatest Singers and Players to your parlor.Come in and let us play your favorite selections for you.Over 3,000 to choose from, and be sure to hear the VICTROLA.415 St.Catherine St.West, near Mansfield 2 STORES {ass St.Catherine St.East, near St.Andre When thinking of Xmas Gifts, remember _ the Gram-o-phone and thrs Trade .Edward Island asking that the Rev.; tary, be allowed to visit.and exercise - DD.| Which has Just.Closed, been most successful.CLG A meeting of thé \u201cProvincial Lord's Day Alliance \u201cwas held in Douglas Methodist Churgh yesterday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.Encouraging reports were presented.RE The following officers were elected: Hon.president, Mr.*L.H.Davidson, D.C.L, K.C.: president, the Rev.W.R.Young, D.D.; vice-presidents, the Rev.Robert Johnston, D.D.; the Rev.J.A.Gordon, D.D.; the Rev.J.Edgar Hill, D.D.; the Rev.Principal Shaw, D.D., LI.D.;.the Rt.Rev.J.C.Farthing, D.D., D.C.L., Bishop of Montreal; the Rt.Rev.A.Hunter Dunn, D.D., D.C.L., Bishop of Quebec; the Rev.Hugh Pedley, M.A.; the Rev.W.Sparling, D.D.; the Rev.Canon J.F.Renaud, the Rev.J.A.Macfarlane, M.A.; Mr.C.W.Cate, K.C.; Mr.Alfred Johnston; secretary, the Rev.Geo.W.Mingie, M.A., LI.B.; treasurer, Mr.J.H.Carson; general secretary of Canada, the Rev.Wm.M.Rochester, B.A.- The following legal committee .was appointed: The Rev.Root.Johnston, D.D.; Mr.L.H.Davidson, K.C., D.C.L.Mr.Arch.McGoun, K.C.; Mr.Andray, McMaster, K.C.; Mr.E.E.THE REV, W.M.ROCHESTER, Who succeeds the Rev.T.Albert Moore, -D., os General.Secretary of the Lord's Day Alliance.Vipond, the Rev.W.R.Young, D.D.; the Rev.Geo.W.Mingie, M.A, LL.B.; Mr.J.H.Carson, the Rev.\u2018Wm.Rochester, B.A.A request was read from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Geo.W.Mingle, the Quebec Secre- an oversight over the work in these.provinces, which was acceded to.A resolution was adopted recording the high appreciation of the Alliance of \u2018the efficient and signal service rendered by the Rev.T.Albert Moore, the general secretary, In preserving the Lord's Day in the province, and expressing regret at his resignation to take up the general secretaryship of \u2018Temperance and Moral Reform in the Methodist Church and wishing: him Godspeed in his new work.>, ~ A welcome.wag tendered to.the new general secretary, the Rev.W.M.Rochester, \u2018B.A., by\u2019 the\" Alliance.ANNUAL \u2014- Ga REPORT.Fa Cn = The following report.of the\u2019 executive was then read and adopted: .We meet to-day \u2018in the 10th annual meeting of the Provincial Lord's Day Alliance to record the work of the year, It is with gratification that we view the progress that has been made, and with confidence \u2018we look forward to the work In the future.: Realizing that the success of our work depends on the will of the people, à good deal of time has been spent in stimulating and moulding public sentiment by public addresses, articles in the press and in unifying various forces such as labor unions, mercantile associations and others whose interests in this regard are at one with ours and in this we have We have sought to conciliate as far as possible and to work through town.councils, the police and other constituted authorities :and the results have been encouraging.= The Roman Catholic Church -is also educating its people along the lines of Sabbath observance, and in many of the exclusively French towns all Sunday work and.selling have been stopped, and placards.have been posted by the stores informing their customers of the fact.The Synod of the Anglican Church has also adopted a resolution recommending the taking of such action as was necessary to secure legislation to prevent the deflance of those disobeying the law with regard to-Sunday opening.At the beginning of the year one of the candidates for the mayoralty put himself on record as having saved The Alliance was active in calling the attention of every minister in the city to this, and in churches of nearly every :denomination: it was adyerted to and sermons preached thereon.The Archbishop alsg\u2019 declared.himself as opposed to the open Sunday.The council of the city of Montreal on the 29th of November last passed a by-law, No.895, prohibiting the sale of newspapers on the streets by boys and girls after the 1st of May, 1910, on Sundays, to the great satisfaction of these workers and of the citizens generally.By working through the local organizations a number of grocers, Hebrews and photographers have been fined for keeping their places of business open on\\ Sundays, and certain action has been taken against druggists for selling other than drugs.At the request of the Alliance, Chiet Campeau has given orders for the removal of the open peanut stands on the streets on Sundays, and has undertaken to see to the open base-ball games.Cases of hotels violating the license Act by selling liquor on Sundays have been weported to Inspector O'Keefe, and in some cases they have been fined and in others the lcenses cancelled.At the beginning.of the year a good deal of contracting work on buildings was In progress.Orders have been issued\u2019 to the police for the stopping of all this work.caused by the issuance of dance hall licenses.These \u2018thé license commissioners have refused to issue in future.Coaticook and Waterville have taken action against Sunday selling, and have banished it from their midst.St.Lambert instituted an ac- out for want of jurisdiction.It is understood that it will be made an issue in that town shortly.A petition of the ratepayers of Outremont asking for the suppression 1 mittee.Montreal from \u2018a tiresome Sunday.\u2019 | A great deal of desecration was: tion before Judge Bazin, who threw it.~~ GRATIFIED AT PROGRESS.ders of the town was presented about a month since, and was favorably received by the council, who unant- mously agreed to prepare a by-law Lo that effect.A petition was presented from the boot-blacks of Montreal: to the City Council, asking them to enforce the law , as they wished their Sundays.This was referred to the legal com- A petition was also presented by the retail merchants of Quebec to the mayor, asking for the closing of the fruit stores in that city.A complaint.of selling by the Montreal and C.P.stock yards was presented to the city, and the required notice for its discontinuance sent through the city attorneys.Certain caterers at Maisonneuve who have bee n carrying on thelr amusements on Sundays, endeavored to get under the wing of the Church by offering their gains to the Notre Dame Hospital, but through the Archbishop Bruchesi, who is heartily op- bosed to Sunday entertainments for ain, the hospital refused to be a party to the lawlessness.A strong protest was entered by the Alliance against the exhibition of the Johnson-Jeffries fight in the moving picture shows and the protest was presented to the mayor and Sir Lomer Gouin by Dr.Edgar Hill, and action was promised to be taken if their exhibition was attempted.The problem of the moving picture shows is still with us.These shows have been stopped in various ways by different municipalities.The Alliance took the matter up with them at Rawdon and other places and stopped them.In Quebec, the City Council closed them by making it an offence for the patrons to enter them on Sunday.This by-law was appealed, but Judge Cimon upheld its validity.In Montreal they secured writs of prohibition on 31st August, 1909, prohibiting the police from interfering or the Judges from trying their cases until the constitutional question was settled whether the Province of Quebec had the bower to pass Sunday laws.This writ of prohibition was dismissed by Judge Pagnuelo, of the Superior Court, on the 15th of January, and from this decision they appealed to the Court of Appeals, where their case was heard in March, and finally the judgment of the Supérior Court confirmed on the 28th of September last.They have mow appealed to the Supreme Court of.Canada There is almost unanimity of opinion among both .Catholics and Protestants that these shows should-not be operated on Sunday, and the Attorney-General has declared that as soon as the decision is rendered he will vindicate the law.With a view of testing the validity of the Montreal by-law of 1904 permitting the opening of the stores selling fruit, cigars, etc., two test cases were entered against .Cokels and Par nos and J.A.Couillard in the month of March.These cases were heard before \u2018Judge Jeet and Judge Bazin.Judge Bazin held the by-law was good, Inasmuch as it was a police regula- \u2018tion; Judge Leet held the by-law was ultra vires, because it was in its es- sense criminal legislation.As this was satisfactory to neither party, both -cases were appealed one on a writ of certiorari to the Superior Court, and the other to the Court of Appeals.This latter case was heard, and both cases are now awaiting Judgment.: Successful work has been done at Mansonville, Hull, Beebe, Coaticook, Aylmer, Waterville, Thetford Mines, West Shefford, East Angus, Sherbrooke, and Granby.Your secretary has spent a good deal of his time in looking up the laws, by-laws, and decisions, In stimulating public sentiment, holding conferences with various organizations, visiting branches, etc.Fifty-three branches have been visited, 22 new branches organized, 6,287 miles travelled in the province, 200 addresses given, 1,800 letters written, and 21 articles written to the papers.All of which is respectfully submitted.OBITUARY.MR.JAMES McLEAN, - Omemee, Ont, Nov, 8\u2014Mr.James McLean, of Mt Pléasant, Durham County, died in his 85th year.He was à prominent man in Cavan Township, being justice of the peace and chairman of the Board of Health.He was active in business and public life till a week ago.He is survived by his widow, to whom he had been married sixty-two years, and by seven children.THE REV.A.J.FIDLER.Toronto, Nov.8.\u2014The Rev.A.J.Fid- ler, sr, died yesterday morning at his home in Parkdale.He was one of the oldest rector of the Anglican Church.| The Rev.A, J.Filer, of St.Clements, Bglinton, is a son.Another son is a Buffalo attorney.Two daughters and the widow also survive.: MR.AARON COLE.St.Catharines, Ont., Nov.8\u2014Aaron Cole, a retired fruit grower of Louth Township, died on Sunday, aged 76 years.: MISS STEAD AN ACTRESS.Daughter of Eminent Publicist Joins Sir H.Beerbohm Tree's Company.Miss Estelle Stead, the daughter of Mr, W.T.Stead, the famous British journalist, has selected the stage as a vocation and has joined the ithe- atrical company of Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree.\u2018Mr.Stead for fifty-six years maintained hiy opposition to the stage to such an extent that he never entered a theatre, and it 1s only within the last four years that he has done so.He does not regret his daughter going on the stage, however, as he be- lieveg it is ter true vocation, and in summing up the theatre generally he said: \u2018Judging from the plays which I have seen, twenty percent make you better, sixty percent leave vou where you were\u2014amused or bored, as the case may be\u2014and twenty percent make you wonse.That is a rough estimate, and Instead of boycotting the lot because of the degrading and demoralizing twenty percent, it is the duty of every good citizen to contribute according \u2018to \u2018his means to encourage the twenty percent gt the other end of the scale\u201d \\ DEPUTATION OF{PASSENGER .AGENTS.A deputation of passenger agents of the various shipping lines in otnreal left for Ottawa this morning to inter view the government on the subject of the proposed new sheds for the accommodation of immigrants at Quebec, of which plans have already been placed in the hands of the administration.The deputation was composed of Messrs.W.G.Annable, C.P.R.; G Hanna, Allan; R.I.Macfarlane, White Star; It, Davis, C.N.R.,, and F.J.McClure, Donaldson line, \u2014 HE \u2018DAILY WITNESS\u2019 is printed and ublished at No.140 St.Peter street.n the City of Montreal, by John Red- ath Dougall and Frederick Eugene ugall, both of Montreal.All business communications should be addressed John Dougall & Son, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, Montreal, and all letters to the Editor, should be add -af all Sunday selling withi® the bor- tor of the \u201cWitness, Carthy, K.C.MR.PLUMMER CHOSEN \u2014\u2014\u2014 As President of Canada Life Assurance Company at Annual Meeting./ Toronto, Nov.8\u2014At a meeting of the directors of the Canada Life Assurance Company held yesterdav Mr, J.H.Plummer, president of the Dominion Steel Corporation, was elected vice-president to take the place of Dr.MR.J.H.PLUMMER.John Hoskin, who recently resigned the office on account of residence in England.The vacancy caused by Dr.Hoskin\u2019s resignation from the board has been filled by the election of Mr, Leighton G.Mc- M était taking up his SEEKS PARTY LEADER, Opposition in Alberta Legislature Unprepared for Opening, \u2014 Edmonton, Alta., Nov.8.\u2014 Things are beginning to assume an animated appearance down at the Legislative Buildings, in preparation for the opening of the session on Thursday afternoon.The address in reply to the Lieutenant-Governor's speech will be moved by Mr.Charles Stewart, of Sedgewick, and will be seconded by ed member for Gleichen.The first business of the session: will be \u201cthe presentation to the House of a report of the Royal Commission on the Alberta & Great Waterway Railway, which will be tabled by Mr.Sifton immediately after the Governor re- itires from the legislative chamber, The Conservatives of the province will hold a convention in Edmonton on Wednesday, at which it is expected a leader for the party will be chosen.It is said that Mr.R.H.Ben- net has announced that he will retire from politics after this session, and will not accept the leadership.The party is desirous of securing either Mr.M.J.McCarthy or Mr, H.J.Mc- Grath, but neither of these wishes to give up his federal position.NEW CABLE LAID, Between Gannett Rock and Seal Cove, Grand Manan, St.John, Nov.8.\u2014A cable hag been laid between Gannett Rock and Seal Cove, Grand Manan, by the Pube Works Department steamer \u201cT'yrian\u2019\u2019 This is a very important and much needed work, and materially lessons the danger to ocean steamers visiting this port.About a year ago the steamer \u2018Hestia\u2019 was lost in the vicinity of these treacherous rocks, and there was considerable loss of life.It was claimed that had there been communicdtion established with Gan- mett Rock prompt aid could have been rendered the crew.INJURY PROVED FATAL, Man Hit With Stone Dies and Assailant is Arrested.Calgary, Nov.8.\u2014After walking around for a day, Constantine Godin died from the effects of a blow on the head from a stone, and Peter Sanse- bear is -now in the city police cells.He was placed there only after an exciting chase, which terminated near the cement works in East Calgary.On Saturday Sansebear went over to the half-breed tents in the southern portion of the town it is alleged, and was abusing a woman when Godin interfered, and in the scuffle following he received a blow from which he died.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 RABIES ON FARM.London, Ont., Nov.8.\u2014A serious outbreak of rabies is reported from North Loba, where a fine animal on William McIntyre\u2019's farm went mad and had to be shot.The rest of the cattle were quarantined by Dominion Government officials.\u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE OLD STORY.London, Ont.Nov, 8\u2014Mrs., Margaret Tuffield, the 80-year-old woman who was badly burned at her home while lighting the fire with kerosene, on Sunday morning, died at Victoria Hospital yesterday.panne It was reported to-day at the Royal Victoria Hospital that Mrs.James Dal- rymple, of 45 St.Mark street, and her grandson, Maitland Cole, who were seriously injured in a collision on tae mountain last Tuesday, are doing well.The boy has nearly recovered, and hopes are now entertaired fur Mrs.Dalrvmple's recovery.Mr.A.J.McArthur, the newly-elect-.WILL VOTE ON STRIKE ACTION Engineers of Sixty-One Railroads Demand Wage Increase, NEGOTIATIONS TERMINATED The Canadian Pacific and Canadian Northern Among List of Railways Affected, Chicago, Nov.8\u2014A strike vot- wi be taken among engineers of a1 rj 3 ways west, south and north oo, cago, including the Illinois Centra following the termination Xesterdaus .negotiations between the roads a.grand officers of the Brotherhood \u2026 Locomotive Engineers, which Lan been in session since Septomber -.Differences in wage increases of an proximately 7 percent and altera tion of working conditions stood he tween the negotiations.Grand On.\" Warren S.Stone, of the Brotherhoo 1, said he believed the vote Would be unathimously in favor of à strike.The enginemen would have eXDpesse : their désire by December 1: 1m, mediately thereafter, he said.a las opportunity would be given the rai.ways to meet the workers, and.they ignore that opportunity, with: five hours every engine west of he cago on ull branches of service Wald be stilled.The general working conditions y\u2019 which the engine drivers complain in clude, among others, these: Drivers of the Mallet compound engines, which do practically the WOK of two engines, receive the SAT.wages as other drivers of high power engines of much lesser capacity.Engineers wish to be relieved of th.| toil of preparing their engines £a travel and of caring for them after runs.: Switching time should be puld fur on a different basis.MEANS INCREASE OF $2,000,000, The magnitude of the wage question is evidenced by a statement by the employees that the seven percont wage difference now standing between the drivers and the railways means approximately $2,000,000 a year.Th.cos* of alterations of the workin: conditions, thinor conditions in th.conference, would be less than $300,000.it is asserted.\u201cWhen the conference began,\u2019 said the chairman, Mr.W.B.Scott, of the managers\u2019 conference committee, \u2018the engineers\u2019 demands approximated a \u201d percent increase.This finally wa.brought down to 17 percent.We finally agreed to a ten percent increase.totalling $3,840,000, for the 61 roads we represent, and here we both stuck.The $6,528,000 increase they stuck for was more than we could concede\u2019 \u201cThe following list was given out of lines affected: Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, Ai- chison, Topeka & Santa Fe coast lines); Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe; Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western; Canadian Fd- cific; Chicago & Great Western; Chi- ago & Northwestern; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy; Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul; Colorado & Southern; El Paso & Southwestern; Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio; Houston & Shreveport; Houston, East & West Texas; Indianapolis Southern; XKan- sas City Southern; Louisiana Western; Minneapolis, St.Paul & Sault Ste.Marie; Missouri, Kansas & Texas; Morgan\u2019s Louisiana & Texas; North- etn Pacific; Oregon Short Line: Quincy, Omaha & Kansas City; St.Joseph & Grand Island; Southern Kansas of Texas; Eastern Railway JI New Mexico; Baltimore & Ohio; Chicago Terminal; Canadian Northern; Chicago & Alton, Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound; Chicago & Western Indiana; Chicago Junction; Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha; Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic; Fort Worth & Denver; City Railroad; @rea: Northern; Houston & Texas Central: Illinois Central; International & Great Northern; Kansas City Terminal, Mineral Range; Minnesota Transfer; Missouri Pacific; New Qr- leans, Texas & Mexico; Oregon & \u2018Washington; Oregon Railway & Navigation Company; Rock Island; St.Joseph Terminal; St.Louis & San Francisco; St.Louis, Brownsville & Mexico; St.Louis, Southwestern; Sau Antonio & Arkansas Pass; San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake; Santa Fo, Prescott & Phoenix; Southern Pacific; Spokane, Portland & Seattle; Tä- coma & Eastern; Texas & New Orleans; Texas & Pacific; Trinity «& Brazos Valley; Union Pacific; Wichita Valley: Yazoo & Mississippi Valley.It was made clear that the road: which are parties to the wage confor ence did not include all lines west of Chicago, but the chief roads wesy south and north, and from Fort William west in Canada, excepting ti Wabash lines and several minor &vs- tems.BANQUET AT JOLIETTE, Pleasant Entertainment Held By C.N.R.Employees.Joliette, Nov.8.\u2014The Windsor Hot was the scene of a pleasant gather ing when the employees of the Canu- dian Northern, in the various departments, gave a hearty send-off to M\u201d R.S.Richardson.who, recently a signed the position of assistant suv intendent.After \u2018songs, recitation and addresses, Mr.Richardson Wo presente1 with a well-filled purse, © companied by heartfelt regrots at Iv departure.Mr.and Mrs, Richards\" have left for the Pacific Coast.(Registerwd.) 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