The daily witness, 22 septembre 1904, jeudi 22 septembre 1904

[" = 0e uy ers.Owdg ners, lfor- = intz.\u2019 Hors, : 1.90 EY ver.Fk V SUE Se teen \u2014 3 & \u201cie atin Repeated Attem pes\u2019 gb èdge cts Turn the Russian ilts, Left.99 THE CAPE HORN ROUTE FOR rich THE BALTIC FLEET MEETS and wITH THE HIGH ADMMR- ps AL\u2019S FAVOR.and St.Petersburg, Sept.22.\u20141.30 p.m.\u2014 and Genera.Kuropatkin telegrapbs under 50 \u2018estetday's date that the Japanese con- gue their attempts to turn the Kus- \u2014 san left but without success.; \u201cAccording to the latest information S received by the War Office, Field Mar- ° sis.Uyama\u2019s advance forces \u2018are still at gurty miles south and south-east of W Fu shan.The War Office does not ex- re ec: a battle at Fu shan until after a on series of rearguard engagements, est THE BALTIC FLEET.\u2018ou The correspondent of the Associated st! Press is informed on good authority that Grand Duke Alexis, the High Admiral, of favors sending out the Baltic fleet to the 1s: Fur East, by way of Cape Horn, but it , is sui: undecided whether the fleet will ax g:art this year.a e; JAPANESE FINANCES.g- The \u2018Russ\u2019 and 'Novoe Vremya\u2019 re- a- te to accept the low estimate of the ve Japanese financial and military resour- w ces contained in the English despatches.Ther say they have no reason to suppose that they are more correct than tae pictures of the situation in Russia a ublished in the British press.\u2018The ge Puss 15 convinced that the Japanese IL, are able to place as many able-bodied do ren in the field as France, whose capa- ov.the \u2018Ruts\u2019 says, is 2,500,000 men.The paper admits that Russia is greats 5 handicap ed by the distance of her army from headquarters here, and urges doub.ing thé Siberian railway line.a, c ATTACK ON DA PASS.5 oe JAPANESE ARMS CAPTURED.\u201d Se.Petersburg, Sept.22.\u2014During the y repulse of the recent Japanese attack on Da pass, Gen.Peterhof took several r prisoners and captured a quantity of arms and ammunition.The Russians lost a captain and three men killed, and \u201cad forty-five men woubded.Spa PORT ARTHUR.FORT NEARER THE DéraNoks sAID TO BE IN HANDS OF THE | JAPANESE, : + Tokio, Sept.22.\u20143 p.m.\u2014While offi- ©: confirmation is Ia , it seems rercain that the Japanese es a fort on another height westw of Etse shai, wich they carried by desperate as- Huits, and have resisted all attempts 8 tecaptur, by the Russians.- Both \u2018ae heights overlook Port Arthur, pf- gun Positions, whlth fering excellent mrerially weaken the Russian defence.FETING THE ENEMY.ATSSIAN SOCIETY LEADERS SHOW JAPANESE PRISONERS EVERY ATTENTION.Kilooga, Russia, Sept.22\u2014At an en- (2 ment last night in honor of the fjanese officers who are detained here V prisoners of war, the society lenders wih each other in showing them \u2018575 attention.rer R.ROSS'S MAJORITY GONE.5 DAVIS UNSEATED AND NORTH YURK DECLARED VACANT.Névmarket, Ont., Sept.22.\u2014The trial _ \"he petition against the election of ¢ Hon.J.Davis, Commissioner of \u2018*u lands, as member of the Legisla- de \u2018oréNorth York, which began here [.¢«day, was concluded this morning.result being that the seat was de- \u201c1 vacant, Mr.Davis.being.unseated y.charge that W.H.Robinson, of \u201cA 76.who was reported for ecotrup- _\u201c à North Grey, worked in the rid- Zig the North York campaign in ' Literal interest.\u201corate, Sept.22 \u2014Great excitement \u201cPR created here by the unseating \u201cie Hon.KE.J.Davis, Minister ol \u201c lands, at Newmarket this morn- Fhe newspapers are rushing out vdtitcns.The news is spoken 5e death knell of the Ontand \u201ctment.The decision of the judges \u201c> Mr.Ross of his entire majority nor of the House and leuves rnment dependent on the ca:tine .the Speaker.The government \u20181 *hat a fine drawn tchnieal rul- «i have saved the day and that ing of the standing clause would \u201cvented the systematic trying ~ w.th five dollar bills exposed => past few days, by the peti.a \u201cvis 5 own course in the elec- l#ever, prevented this and he about his own downfall, as } «fore the court, when the elec- \u2018> in progress.Mr.Lennox, the ive candidate, publicly remmid- avis that unless he repudiated ite workers, W.J.Robinson, \u201c been reported by the judges 4pt practices in North Grey, he ; \u201c2 unseated, if victorious.In- ; doing this Mr.Davis attempted \u2018i¢wergte Mr.Robinson and retained Ce ) on thie ~8t; Lawrence river-and-Buy ob or rae Et Sytndndigden 3 ST AR ALU LEAS da ry.; \u201c\u20ac Pa PE Siret ag, The Hus the La Je Ln .C.PR TOLLS.- Cy en To = je QUESTION.RÈFERRED .BY THE GOVERNMENT T0 THE su.° PREME .COURT.: seem Ble en Sept.refrence has \u2018been.made by \u2018the governnient to.thé Supfeme Court.of Latitda® to ascértaik | w parlismént is d'hève the right bt cohttoi over tHE.tollk of.the.U.».\u2018R.Under the terms of the arra.gniment with.that corporation Wg¢h control: cuhihok exercised until ol dhol Sanaot De eatns ten pertent on thé \u201ctapital-aëtüaftz.expended in \u2018the \u2018construction :oË-.the aay, Le i for the \u2018court to iter this term, apd to.what t ¢- tuai\u201d\u2018eapital - ex nditurg\u2019 be the ac wikieh the.caleulation is, to-be : based.- In: thr order:inscouncil \u2018on: ch the ; releténce 1 based- it is stated tht atter conférence between the govithiment aud the C.P.R.Compatty it wäs' thought that a judicial detersiination of & seriés of \u2018quéstions \u2018woüld mater.ally \u2018assisE in artfitg at an hdéritanding- éf2h8 au tua ignts of the goverhtment snd\u2019 the Fhe iret \u2018question asks whbther \u2018the wort \u2018capital\u2019 \u2018hak \u2018the earning defined by the consolidated rallwhy iw of 1870.The cond gaéstion asks\u2019 whiethér the capital includes: moneys teceived from all sources which hive been expended in the construction of the Teast in'cther actudl ¢ost of \u2018the Ottawa, Sept.22.\u2014A words if it means the railway.5 Se The third question asks in ascertaifiing the sum in respect of stock or share capital on which the ten percent is to be computed: -(a) -1s the par .or face value of.the stock or the proceeds réalized therefor by.the company fo be ddoptefl ae the basis of computation?: (b) Are ill classes of stock and shares to be included?Too : The fourth\u2019 quertion aaks whéther the words \u2018construction of the railway\u2019 used in the &.P.x.-bill mean: - (a) The railway which the compan, contracted to construct?or, | {b Does it iélude other portions of railway which by its original charter | the C.P.R.wae authorized to construct?TU Ct {c- Does 1t include still other portions: of rzailway wifich \u201cby s hgisia- tion it was duthorizéd \u2018to construct?(d- Does it\u2019 itiélude the railway west | from Port 3, Vancouver and > de, = oniy 15 25¢ per v i IN THE MEN'S STORE! Men\u2019sRainorShine Coats TWO COATS IN ONE\u2014\u2018he embodiment of comfort for Fai W.3 BARGAIN PRICES, as follows: Black and .White and Drab and Brown Pin Checks: ai-c om Drab and Brown Coats, with velvet collars, and Satin bound searr- © 15 pieces COLORED DRESS CLOTH, assorted colors, 34 to 42c: regular value, $13.00.SPECIAL \u2026 MEDIUM AND LIGHT GREY COATS (finished like above $5 94 with Belt at Vallee, § back, and Self Collar; sizes, 35 to 42e: regular value.# SPECIAL .1 1 Cee LL LL 8777 OLIVE, DRAB, MEDIUM AND DARK COATS.supernr quali: wWarkmanship;.never better oitered for the money: regulir $18.00, 320.00, SPECIAL ., .ee à $9 90 Sizes, 34 to 42 in, THE JONN MURPHY COMPANY, LINITED.2341 and 2343 ST.CATHERINE STREET, | ¢ Terms Cash.Tel.Up 2740, Cor.Motca'fe- : TA i i i je SPECIAL NOTICE, Hawick, \u2018Rothurgnsbire, \u2018Sestiand.\u201clags | (ustomers and the public are imvited.Jer, oeprey fester: Are Pare: STEEL WORKS Wi BAPTIST PASTORS MEET.Paris Fashions as \\ wed ha +) of Cota cs Neiges.Scotland.ete Mice Shaw, 61 St.Antoine street.an ornament finishes thie OF side with * N.Cornwall, Sept.22.\u2014The Baptist Pas-| Office.\u2014The Jat st news tres tN * Faneral from She residence of his son- | dainty toque 18 particularly poste case of the Montreal Steel Works, tors\u2019 Conference was held here on Tues.Office gives prom nence ts tin A ., YR.; | a ss \u201c - eu A in-law, 114 Anderson street, on Thursday, \u2018Toronto Exhibition Pian»! \u2014 A) In larger hats, a noticeable one is of| Rallway Company.Nor suey and Northern Rr cÂTROnE, those present were the Parisian Fashions tor Aut, 13 22nd, at 3 o'clock.number of Mason and Risch Pianos and the Directoire shape in terra cotta vel-|'endered judgment yesterday In favor of Rev.= on cL ° 2 ! rmond; the plain and dignified chara, b & Theos sending notices for the above column may send Morris Pianos exhibited at the recent|vel in two shades, its distinctive fea-| PIAIBUN for $5,041.00, price of goods sold v.J.Blatherwick, South Indian; the Paris has turn-d tops tury 0 ich thon a list of names of interested friends Toronto Fair, now on view at Leach\u2019s| ture being an insertion of cream silk and delivered.Rev.A.Johnson and Mr.Ward, Ken-| going to send the efbor.te à together 1oich 6 onscent stamp for each address, and Piano Rooms.2440 St.Catherine street, Maltese lace.Three uly plumes, ne Press the Rev.A i Borrowman, Osna-| for which she bas been bares i» B marked copies of the \u2018Witnoes containing he and should be seen by :ntendin pur-| shading from very light to very dark 9; To 0 to you that Dr hoa a ie er mes, Varner, Win- past.The originators oi Par = ; 1.matics, will be promptly mailed.Por addresses in chasers.Prices reasonable.erms are uxed, two droopiag toward the front, df Ohaet's Oinimezs vertais Ÿ i HL: nd the Rav à cLachlan, have decided on the plam inl À Foreign countries thres centa will be required, cash or easy payments.Exchanges and the third sweepi backward.ER es.abselate gue Jor eer} Cannes i and t e rate eco, they dre already mn fight i ) ate ade.\u2018 -admi i and ev orm x - Seve -| al! ladie be ruled by rash Notiess, Teceived tag tate ror cole page may TICE in the Borde ot wine.MRude + man Dlooding and protradiog pis dresses were delivered.At the after-| if it dun annee VER 1e possibly be in time for page 8.re brim rolls up at both sides end is faced mentale in skoda, ak yout mea Koos mon, the Rev.Dr.Harkness, of | reason designers have produ k WSPAPERS, JUDGE FALCONBRIDGE BACK.with o chenille bandeau of ep wine.|.what (hey think of oF or ky ur noih Knox Chureh, as present, and assisted charming fabrics: unique 10 oh , OL NE ses, ter NEW York, Sept.2\u2014Chiet \u2018Justice |color.The top has a very pretty ar- Jooney back if nat cured, 8a a box, a} : \u2018 conference by some timely and help- without being ec-entrie or too suitable lor DE Bone i0-1a, Falconbridge of Toronto, arrived to-day rangement of the velvet, which shades sealers or KoMANpON, Bates & Co, Toronto oi the \"hb e Rev.J.Sincennes, Some special novelties can now ! » paaxages at 51 pér ID0 Ibe.on the \u2018Teutonic.\u2019 from the darker to the paler tints, Pr.Chase\u2019s Ointment, tended bhe venin yterian Churçh, at-| in our Dress Goods Department.} 3, EE sw 8.Carsley Co, Limited, Tar \u20141 2 I EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SOC Mr Hos is in the Mr.Cr McTavish l'oint Blu Miss Ma a visit to tawa.Mrs.J.this week A.W.O Mrs.He 8 Vlit to Ont.Mrs.F.Miss Bren morrow by Lr.C.abroad for turned to 1137 Desor Mrs.J.Dorchester spending 1 des Chalet The mai lo take pl the Old Lo tour, Mrs.Ag fessor E.Mass., has ton Unive; woman wh the facuit; will be ate ol elocutior Miss M street, left where she wilo was a Church che the recipies tie: choir gation, .The mar Laughter of er Moe, of Everett Le jiumily Tes wn, Que.Dr, and À vvenng tre \u201chere they On Tuesd of Mrs.W Charles Far Tage to M ceremony x Dr.Langfo ed by Mis and the b, Farquharsoz married cou The marri second daug Sherbrooke Was\" solemn: 2fternoon i Rev.Wr.vy Tage cerem ed by her (reorge Reid Was dressed Was of whi bridesmaid Howers, Toronto, N Diaces \u2018wesf Many wedd and useful, A quiet y afternoon, : 6 S.BLAUSTEIN & CO.HIGH CLASS LADIES\u2019 TAILORS AND DRESSMAKERS.evening or ball dress?Do you expect artistic work and flawless fit! If so, pay us a visit to examine some of our creations, Which will convince you that you will receive unusual satisfaction at very moderate prices.Costumes from $30.00 up.2460 ST.CATHERINE STREET, near Drummond.TEL.UP.1114, RIDING HABITS A SPECIALTY.Ladies\u2019 are you thinking of your fall costume or = OLIVER TYPEWRITER FACTORY is now being removed to more commodious and suitable premises.THE OLIVER is the most largely sold typewriting machine in the world to-day.THE OLIVER is a Canadian machine through its inventor, and its being manufac- rured in Canada as well as in the United States.THE OLIVER, being manufactured in Canada, pays no duty as all other Standard machines do.THE OLIVER is the Standard Visible writing machine, The record of THE OLIVER has never been equaled.Active and relisble agents are wanted, to whom will be given steady employment if found competent.You should send for our SPECIAL OFFER.CANADIAN OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY, MEL TLR viet ~ THE.MONTREAL ; BAILY \u201cWITNESS.Jat evening, Three .ap- 7 um [élis Building, McGILL CONSERVATORIUIL plications Tor membership were read, atid; as two teanis are working for mem: bers, the council will, have a substan- \u2018Hal: increare\u201d jy -; hip this year.| The annual \u2018At Home\u2019 ix to be held in the Inglis Building, on Oct.5, and on Nov.16 the council is to regeive officially the grand regent and grand ofti- | THE VICE-REGAL TOUR.LORD MINTO BACK AT REGINA.Saskatoon, Sask.Rept.22.\u2014His x.cellency the Governor- eneral, with a mounted escort, reached here late yes- BISHOP OF NOVA SCOTIA \u2014 TION TO BE REFERRED TO SUPREME COURT JUDGE.Halifax, N.S.Sept.22\u2014The executive of the Djocesan Synod of Nova Scotia has considered the question that of the election of Archdeacon Worrell as bisho .tive decided that the election was valid, but will refer the matter to a judge of 4 the Supreme Court for his decision, Buffalo, N.Y.Sept.22.\u2014A man supposed to be Gordon.D.McEwan was ound seriously injured in the Grand Trunk yards here last night.It is sup- osed he was struck by a N Central train; At the hospital it was found necessary right arm.The surgeons say his akvh is fractured.Papers found on him indicate he is a telegraph operator in the employ of the Grand Trunk Railway at Peterborough, Ont, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 CASE IS POSTPONED.Binghamton, N.Y., Sept.22.\u2014The celebrated action of Mr.Alexander D.Wales, attorney, against Mr.John Mitchell, president of the Miners\u2019 Union, to recover $200,000 for the alleged suggestion of the plan for settling the great anthracite coal strike, was put over this term of the Supreme Court yesterday.This course was necessary because it was impossible to get all of the prominent men who have been subpoenaed as witnesses to come to the city at any time during the term of court.a THE GREAT NORTHERN EXHIBI- Northern exhibition opened day with a good attendance of visitors.The weather was favorable and the exhibits of their customary excellence, and all the classes well filled.The show of rses has never been equalled in the history of the exhibition.ltt QUARRELLED OVER LAND.Ottawa, Sept.22.\u2014Charles Gorr, a young man of Petewawa, was shot yes terday by Charles Antiller, his father-in- aw, during a quarrel concerning some land.He was taken to Pembroke at noon and brought to the Cottage Hospital.He was shot through the hip with a rifle ball, making a serious, wound, but he is doing nicely.Sheriff Moffatt has gone to arrest the man who committed the deed.ref BODY WASHED ASHORE.London, Sept.22.\u2014The body of Charles.B.Spahr, editor of a New York magazine, was washed ashore yesterday near Broadstairs, Kent.He either fell\u2019 or jumped overboard from the steamer \u2018Prince Albert\u2019 on Aug.30, midway between Ostend and Dover.ett INDIFFERENT TO POLITICS.The Rev.Mr.Bond said to the \u2018Wit- Ress\u2019 correspondent that after several months\u2019 study of the Toronto situation and prospects, \u2018nothing I have heard or seen bas changed my conviction that a ocal option contest in Toronto would .be a strategic move.Politically, of course,\u201d Mr.Bond said, \u2018it might net bel Strategic, but I am absolutely indifferent to that.The best argument fat tryi the local option question in Toronto, an for trying it a8 soon as possihle, is that e mere possibility of it is alarming: to} those who are interested in the lignor{: traffic.\u2019 Mayor Urqubart said to the \u2018Witness\u2019 here yester- taken pre- tient, but efforts proved unavail- jig.The mother of the young Woman, Was 18 -years of age, was | \u2018New Westminster, BC.Sept.2.\u20141t} terday afternoon, having left Battleford | on Monday, The party left last night | for Regina.\u2018QUESTION OF VALIDITY OF ELLC-: has been raised regarding the legality | p of Nova Scotia.The exeeu- | CANADIAN INJURED AT BUFFALO.] ew York | to amputate the man\u2019s | Collingwood, Ont., Sept.22.\u2014The (reat | Cure disorders which invoive any failure of the nervous force, BEE (yy PILLS have, during nearly sixty years, built up AN UNASSAILABLE Nothing renews the power of the digestive orgars BEECHAM They cleanse the Blood of long-standing impurities, brace Nervous System to a high point of vigor, and effectual] every symptom of weariness and depression.PILLS have cured tens of thousands in this and every country globe, just ask yourself why they should not equally prove a boy + THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEK 7% the cause .170s, ILLS of it.In the treatment or those AME LS, LD the Vv Chase away Since BEECH ng 'S PIL the © you, Renew the power of digestion by using BEECHAM'S Sold Everywhere iw Canada and U.8.America, ete PILLS In boxes, 28c, The Great West End Departmental Stor | \u2026 1163 ST.JAMES STREET, cor.Fulford.po \u2018show carpets to ad all that we have on clear all our Tape yard, all marked very cheap, and besides give a special discount of Thousands of yards of the best and newest carpets | are to be sold at less than wholesale cost, g = = i Being short of hand at pets and other floor cover.space in our store to handle and vantage, we have decided to sell stry and Brussels Carpets by the of Carpets.The greatest sale of car- Ë ngs will start FRIDAY.À great reductions.We will fl 25 Percent} 81 (ml Mr.Alliance, says that the local option movement will be vince this winter that there probability that a thousand liquor licenses will be cipal el THE SISTERS LOSE.A REMINISCENCE v MARIE BANK LIQUIDATION.Judgment was rendered by the Court of Appeal yesterday in the important case of the Sisters of Providence and Kent et al, his was an brown and blue, extra wide, value brown, gray, blue and green, value $1.25.For our Friday sale.890 Men's Suits at less than BO in tha dollar.Costumes Ladies\u2019 Homespun Costumes, Jacket) ; value $9.00.Friday sale.88.00 1 Lot of Homespun Skirts value $3.00.- Tweed 10 Pieces of \u2018\u2018Basket Cloth,\u201d 50.For our Friday sale.85e Tweed 8 Pieces of Costume Tweed, Tweeds Come and see our Tweeds for vy blue, grey and blaek (Eton For our Skirts ack) with straps of same goods; For our Friday Ot iia, $1.98 We will give in all our À Departments DOUBLE GREEN | CASH | RECEIPTS) Lamps.50 Fancy Parlor Lamps, d'fferen: colors, to be sold on Friday a: 33 1-3 percent discount.Special In our Basement we \u2018are + table dressed with differei:: = +5 of goods ; value 50c, Tôcmnd te.to be sold at 10c, 15c, 20c and 25c.1163 ST.JAMES STREET, Co correspondent: \u2018If a local option campaign is decided upon I will support it with all my heart.Spence, secretary of the Ontario so extensive in this pro- is à strong wiped out at the January muni- ections.\u2014 OF THE ILLE appesi from the judgment provision dealers, carrying on der the name of r, Fulford, § \u2014 Ville Marie Bank a note for The claim was resisted by tn - the ground of compensation posits at different branch - community and transferred 16 lants for the purpose of mr! ment of the note in que-\u2018ion \u201ch In giving the judgmen: ot Appeal confirming the decision » below, Mr.Justice Hall remark though the perfect good faith lants in the whole transa Can lished beyond a doubt, =! the law governing liquidation allow the compensation claim.+ bank had closed its door- Mr.Justice Ouimet d'sscat- majority.- PROVISION FIRM George Bouthillier and Er\" Ass > \u2018La Compi A > the demand _ of Mr.Justice Roblddux condemning the Gare assigned at the oi abou 1° \u2014 mega \u2014 Advertisements.{Your Doctor We believe in doctors Cherry Pectorel for hard colds, Always comes promptly : Ever faithful ?Saved your} life?Then hold fast tc?.Ask yours about Ayers coughs of all kinds.79 45505 ame M/ Questi DELEG ALI The M day disc These wr ports fr: ports w rhowed special c servation selves se earnestn In the of the r mitiee w reached The fo ing 1mpo made by 1.That trons ma ing the « lines for trade, tt seem rea commiesi operation Appointed to thorou of trade visability municatio porters, such infe for the e * And, of closer means, s} With rege Australas a service \u20182.The are, or h Minion G stant and the rates, all other service, w facilities : Pers to pa nadian ste *3.That lines shou, Canadian export tra \u201c4 That should be express co Juriedictior \u2019ommiesio \u201c5.That belief in : dian Atla, will comp rates with we again =.THE P DP the away IAM'S of the 0 you, ster pel- the the OPEN MANUFACTURERS.Questions of Great Moment Discussed Yesterday.DELEGATION FROM LORD'S DAY ALLIANCE URGE SABBATH OBSERVANCE.The Manufacturers\u2019 Association yester- div discussed many cubjects of interest.l'aéte were presented in the form of re- [ori irom special committees.The re feris were lengthy, - elaborate, and :nywed that the gentlemen who had the \u201cal oversight of a given field of ob- ravir and enquiry, bad taken them- + .es seriously, and had put-energy and -.rnesiness into their work.ln the afternoon yesterday the repcrt 9.\u2018in railway and transportation com- nv was presented.The conclusions uel may be given.Lue following recommendations regard- i.important transportation issues were \u201cte: by the committee :\u2014 .i That in connection with proposi- made from time to trme respect- tue establishment of new steamship tues or the benefit of Canadian foreign iv, that for such of these as may reasonable, a competent business \u201cmmission, including one expert in tne eration of ocean steamships, should be \u201cppointed by the Dominion Government, anroughly enquire into the prospects vie extension, report upon the ad \u201cA icy où establishing steamship com- Mn «tions, and suppiy Canadian ex- : Prtrs, in ale branches of trade, with -« niorinetior.as they may require \u201che exploitation of \\the markets.Aull further, that \u2018the possibilities weer trade relations, through such i.should be promptly investigated «gard to an eastern service to : la.a service to Mexico, and : -efYire to the South American states.Z.That when such subsidized lines \u2018Fe, or have been, eetablished, the Do- mon Government should have a con- On and businesslike supervision over \u201cites, the regularity of sailings, and v\u2019uer features connected with the ©».with a view to perfecting the * + and encouraging Canadian ship- \u2018> patronize Canadian ports and Ca- \u201c1H thould be extended a preference by \u2018an shippers in both import aud trade, | luat the Railway Act of Canada be amended s0 as tq piace the \">> +ompanies in Canada und>r ine \u2018on of the Board of Railway © sslners, lust the Association reaffirm its \u2018nthe necessity of a fast Cana- \\tantic steamahip service, which \u2018mpete successfully in speed and \u201cith other Atlantic lines, and that \u201cit urge the Dominion Govern- = a > Advertisements.\"THE PAIN OF A SPRAIN half so serious as the loss of Quickest cures follow the use of ~¢.which has five times the i ordinary remedies.lt pene- ts at the core of the pain, \u201cvness from the muscles at once.\u201c>rAn, strain and swelling should +! with Polson\u2019s Nerviline.Noth- er.Bold in 25e bottles every- .- : EVENINGS TILL 9 P.M.| strong opposition; they had difficulties to contend with; would it not be rea-| Th \u2018port, referred, (independent of the mat- | ly state their position; that they should ment to take prompt action in esta! .1sh- ing the same.Mr.R.GC.Wilkins, Montreal, suggested that copies of the report be sent to Canadian manufacturers who were not at present members of the Association, as he had no doubt that when they saw the work that had beem accomplished that the membership of the Association would be materially increas- .2 * - 4 The report was adopted unanimously.Mr.P.W.EHis, chairman of .the parliamentary committee, presented his repart, which was the most important of all the documents offered.The Alien Labor Bill was condemned as being opposed to the best interests of the country, as tending to beget a spirit of pettiness and antagonism, while the action of the labor organizations throughout Canada in circulating statements in Great Britain to the effect that there was no room for skilled labor in Canada was indignantly denounced.Canada had a sparse population, and she had, at the same time, growing industries.She needed the best skill in the development of her manufactures.And it was a libel to say that Canada had mot needed and did not meed, skilled men.But the report especially denounced the action of the government, in, apparently, taking the view of labor, for the immigration department, which spent nearly a million dollars last year upon its work, had a statement circulated in the Old Country to the effect that there was no room for skilled mechanics in Canada.This was unjust to the employers of labor, who wanted men and could not get them; it was unjust to the men who had, invested their money in this country.The committee wanted to know .why a particular class of men should be discriminated against.The manufacturers of this country were competing against sonable to suppose that when skilled labor could not be found .in Canada the government at least should \u2018not hinder such labor being secured in the Old Country ?Mr.Ellis, who read the re- ter in the report itself).te the-question of strikes.He had been engaged as arbitrator in two strikes in Toronte, the details of which he gave.These need not be mentioned, but he made the point that when the representatives of the employers and employees got together, the employees were convinced of the reasonableness of the attitude of the employers.And this was the pomt to be enforced\u2014that there should be more conferences between employers and employees; that the employers should frank- seek for a mutuality of interest; that the employees should be instructed that a proper tariff, which guaranteed protection would mean the extension of their own work, better pay, and no higher rate for any article of consumption.If there could Le a better understanding there would be fewer ruinous strikes, which lessened production, and made it impossible for the employers to give the higher wages asked for.; There was a reference to the bills which had been introduced to parliament or to the legislatures of the country during the year, and which affected the manufacturing interest of the *Dominion.A particular allusion was made to the Employers\u2019 Liability Bill, which had been introduced in the Legislature of Quebec.This made the employer liable for all accidents, whether it was the employers\u2019 fault or mot.The bill, which was manifestly, inequitable, had not become law, and he did not think ; diibin 3 es Laie LN 1 it would.The following recommendations were made :\u2014 \u201c1.That the Dominion Department of Labor, as such, should give equal consideration to the needs of the employer and employee; that its exclusive system of labor correspondents should be abolished, and that it should, as far az pès- sible, be constituted in policy and practice, an impartial tribunal to advance the interests of all classes in the Bo.\u2018minion.! \u201c2.That provision should be made for the lawful importation of skilled m& chanics from any other country, provid ed that the help required cannot be obtained in the Dominion.\u20183.That the immigration department of the Dominion Government should encourage, and not discourage the emsgra- tion to Canada of the best classes of skilled workmen from other countries, provided that these workmen are required in Canadian industries, and cannot be secured in Canada\u2019 Special attention was called .to the provincial legislatures as a field which should be more carefully watched than it had been in the past.Every provincial parliament was beset with legislation which affected the industries of the country, and in many of the provinces manufacturers were feeling the effects of legislation which slipped through without any opposition on their part._ Mr.J.J.McGill, Montreal, in seconding the motion for adoption, paid a high tribute to Mr.Ellis for the able report he had presented, and for the work he bad done as chairman of the parliamentary committee, .The convention had, early in the day, intimated that it would receive a deputation from the Lord\u2019s Day Alliance, and at half-past four the Rev, Messrs.Canon Renaud, Hugh Pedley, C.E.Manning, Dr.Gordon and J.L.George (representing this society) appeared in the halley were cordially welcomed by the president and the members.These gentlemen, each in his own way, presented the claims of the Sabbath.Canon Renaud chiefly confined himself to instances in which hardship was experienced by parishioners who were unable to go to church owing to having to work on Sunday.He had known of cases where men had been compelled to work on Sunday, and yet the very work which they had to prepare had been allowed to lie untouched in the shops for three weeke afterwards.There was doubtless a certain amount of work which had to be done on Sunday, but he thought it might be very much lessened, and it was for the purpose of reaching this point that they appealed to the manufacturers.He thought that the relations between the employers and employees were not so close or cordial as they had been when he was young.(\u2018That is not 20\u2019) Well, he was glad to be corrected.He referred especially to the old days of the apprenticing system, when the master looked after his people in sickness and trouble, and all were bound to- \u2014 CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of ( , THE MONTEBAL DAILY WITNESS 0 pa ONLY SEV NELSON \u2018that Sunday labor be reduced to a mini- (got their Sunday rest.ep DAYS ALEX.NELSON & GO.gether by a mutuality of interest.He simply asked that as far as in them lay the manufacturers would do all in their power to minimize Sunday labor, which deprived the working man of rest and his right to worship God according to his conscience.The Rev.Dr.Gordon said the delegation were in the manufacturing line, too.They dealt with the raw material, and, they used a certain kind of machinery for perfecting that raw material, In other words, they dealt with man, who had been defaced by sin, and they used chiefly the machinery of the Sabbath for his betterment.He laid it down, without argument at all, that the God-given inheritance of every man, woman and child in this Dominion was the seventh day as a day of rest.(Hear, hear.) He left that with them.Now, there might differences of opinion as to how that day of rest might be employed.There was a notion that the Lord\u2019s Day Alli ance existed for the purpose of compelling people to go to church.If that was the case, he would not belong to it for one moment.They had nothing to do with the individual conscience.Éren might go to chyrch or stay at home if they chose, but they did desire to remove the obstacles which prevented men who desired to do so trom going to church.They wanted to make it easy for people who desired to worship God on Sunday to be able to do so.Lhe Kev.Hugh Pedley, with affecting candor, described his early youth on tarm\u2014the hard work, the long hours, which were not determined then by considerate unions, but by sidereal considera.tions\u2014that is, by the length of time the sun would shine, and the joy with which he would wake on Sunday morning to the realization that the day was his.\u2018Mine, mine,\u201d \u2019 L have exclaimed in my delight,\u201d said the speaker, \u2018and ever since then my heart has gone out in pity and sympathy to those who have to work on Sunday.\u201d He did not put the matter on religious grounds at all; he put it an economic grounds.It had been found by drivers of stages in the Rocky Mountains that it was necessary to change the routes of horses, for experience had proved that to run them on the one route all the time broke their hearts.They needed a change; they needed variety.How often he had pitied young men in factories who, day in and day out, did the same thing\u2014 turned the wrist at a certain machine\u2014 nothing more than that\u2014for days, for weeks, for months.The pity of it! He made this point\u2014it was not the hours a man worked which told most, it was the mood he was in which told in the result.In sermon-writing, he would do more in one hour in which the mood was propitious than in six hours in which the mood was unpropitious.And it was at bottom a question of mood.The qual- iy, the total result, the happiness of the effort, all wer edetermined by mood.And the mood was not the best under conditions which compelled the man to work on Sunday.\u2018I'he man who had his proper rest on Sunday would work fifty percent better than if he had no proper rest.\u2018I'herefore, he urger the matter Solely from the economic standpoint, although it might, of course, be urged from higher considerations.The Rev.C.K.Manning urged chiefly mum, while the Hev.J.Lyall Geor gave instances to show the superior chap.acter of work turned out by men who The president, Mr.Drummond, sid that the manufacturers were in hearty sympathy with the object which the dele- he oo oda RME E = Ly = > 3 MORE! 8° fare of both localittes.2288 M1, gation had in view.There was.very little, if any, Sunday labor as far as the association was concerned.What there might be in twenty years from now he could not say.Ind the deputation were speaking of the future rather than the present.A certain amount of Sunday labor in connection with certain forms of industry was indispensable, qth- erwise the mil or the factory would have to be silent during the week.There was this seen even in Scotland, in Enz- land, and on the European continént.But for himself he proved that in this Canada of ours the Lord\u2019s Day would continue to be observed, for every form of business activity was compatible with that righteousness which exalteth a nation and the observance of the Lord\u2019s Day.(Applause.) Mr.Robert Munro replied on behalf of the convention to the delegation.He reminded them tbat the manufacturers did not want irreligious men in their employment, and that the men who advanced most rapidly in their works were the self-respectng men, who observed the Lord\u2019s Day.(Hear, hear.) Most of the factories closed at one o\u2019clock on Saturdays, which gave time for preparation for the Sabbath.presented the matter very temperately and reasonably, and their suggestions would be remembered.The Rev.Dr.Gordon having thanked the convention for its kind reception, the deputation withdrew, tft SUCCESS OF BLACK WATCH.The \u2018Black Watch Band\u2019 is meeting with great success on its tour of the west, and is everywhere being greeted with the most enthusiastic receptions, the receipts have in every town so far visited bean greatly in excess of those of the Coldstream Guards Band last year, and in Windsor, Ont., the receipts of one concert exceeded the gross receipts of three concerts given the Coldstreams.One elderly Scotchman who resides in a town west of Chicago journeyed all the vey to London, Ont., to hear the band play, and when the pipers marched in among the audience laying their tunes he could not restrain himself, and got up in his seat and commenced to dance to the music of the pipes.He was in view of the audience, and the cheering of the pipers developed into shrieks of delight at the enthusiasm of the old gentleman.8Suddealy it occurred to him that perhaps he was furnishing too much diversion for the crowd and he stopped in spite of the encouragement to continue, - After that his Scotch caution returned to him, and he did not venture on any outbursts for the remainder of the evening.pt JUDGMENT REVERSED.In a case of McCrea and Delisle, the Court of Appeal this morning reversed the | Judgment of the Court of Review condemning the appellant to pay respondent $386.50 and dismissed the action.This was à claim in connection with a contract for the cutting and hauling of a certain quantity of pulp wood.Justices Blanchet and Ouimet dissented from the majority of the court.fear NEW FRENCH WEEKLY.The \u2018Petit Baptiste\u2019 is the name of a new weekly just issued by Messrs.Gervais and Dumont in the interests of the residents ot Ste.Cunegonde snd St.Henri.The publishers promise to be independent in politics and to strictly look after the wel- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DOMINION ALLIANCE.A meeting of the executive of the Quebse branch of the Dominjon Alliance wiil be | held at the Bible House, corner of St Catherine and Aylmer streets, this evening at 8 o'clock, see ni Sa ER The deputation bad] 1804 Notre Dame Street, Catherine Street.Wm.Currie CLOTHIER.BOYS\u2019 SUITS on hand, In Fall and Winter weights or made to measure.Fit, material, style and prioe will give you sat- isfaotion.WM.GURRIE, 1967 Notre Dame St.\\ phetiighdey SN Reo tee VAE) Gogh Br MS NRA RTE ATEN NENTS FOR SALE AT THB \u2018WITNESS\u2019 OXEIONM, ; cit. 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upo r ta ated not\u2019 es.op \u201cfed s wi er th al in praise er a the :b iv to toine objec on as a ¢ c asyir very ph nd thei en ar reity of ge of urns we ment r.Joh h gor to Donal n the go pres th satisrie( he Hine ge = = 3 = ; : 0 g act st 00k jum 112 ase ir a are shot of underst.th wa .n| 187 to red d a go sure the.J a i 4 ; a ; - - ; \u2018 char retain to a rike and a n Soci of associa horou derstos e Tes s to The i from uce nd S vernm affi Judicia hat ister provi le jur TS e dri ing a ine a ear ere ght foarEing ca a Certain yesterd a meri cialism radicali tions ghly esced ood th olution make t ob- being Ontari the f enato ent ft rm th cial Cé the ri of sata - upon Sa inks w nd me arti : He be they m.w roan fello ay is a to A ism, f include | .Ho at M plai he lan.= a ha ario reigh r Mac y .to- absence a ati = = 2 = = : ou is di will ith t As w-em to \u20ac move narch , from C e ja Hit How Mr.S iner, an- n° the y :sh and t ra .| tion.enact abbatl or x Li 4 : E ; [ A smiss not ae tee ploye : counter ment chism Chris- [M ittle mi ever, i hackl , and h on ci sam -shorta, Queb tes.0 op ; Sabb.of \u2018p 1s inte: ision 18 me writte e arti and folie: 3 ; | : ; Es i mplo; e of the act th started .The fi Mr.8 isund , it see eton e coal t e wa ge in ec, nl; Phe d Ce .ath rovinci nded of |f n of n by icles wus ky \u2018 ac a que + AID to w and ce, h e Sociali e freethi by > for- bi hack ersta ems th acqui the te th y tha Nov , there te pi raft obs cial to or as the y som across Pi 4 Ah At RE \u2014\u2014 work say ave cialist ethinki the clergy s br leto ndin at th ut-| 0, re was & he w t th va Scoti an prono bill ervan anthori traffi adve count e of the Cire © Faye A.Literar meet CDMON unless Ë supplied 8, whi ing t ergy \u2018sh rother n wen g ab ere w Ontarii as a vest wei e frei cotia ne À ounce en nee ] ori- c rtise ry.T the cevr : oa | , \u2018 t out wa ari coal.wer ight , work o \u2018fo fi whi egis! doll of th men hey Covers PR à = : E 5 3 a o sim here 8} h o.I L scarci e tr rates | orks rty Xen hich .ar ars e Uni ts and co we tel : - gE = = ou on eavy.t appe arcity i eated es YRO or t dolla à pe the ment a yea nited S cost r the 1 een ened to nefit Young TION R gnates the assas rchists ed if M hamper.at Mr and t pry cuts Ha ppears t in Qu when is o \u2018eng ransact ts for nalty court i ticles.they r.Th States Line Le = : 5 ; 2 5 aa ue ar ed, hi .Burn old Hali inous ving b hat : ebec ai fé piesent : mn 8 busin: any of fro 8 liquor wer were p ough pa qu n ot bat tion sting t from at a coming ion en's expelled war c _\u2014\u2014_ Russi of the resoluti urns h eg effort shad!d ifax coal.fi een m as well = yon = = i 5 ä À ; : | i ton ln 8 ibe © ihe er Ku fro orrespo ia.the astou ution, M ad recei s.Wh estined and St.the \u20ac ade on as | 7eme rarged a.perte for fan pho opinions erests 1 quoted Wn = 5 x £ = Sa opi m the ndents a a mer nding , Mr.Sh eived en eith for .Jolin 0a] arri mativi charg e for od, who orma gain o ay, such and of su here a bv the ar sa bath pledging ghnd A reception trish Lea ad will be i in, like front) have b \u2018 re mber of answe acklet notice | er carri Quebec from Tiving- e cstged, or \u2018excursions at ace ol who influen such ch and nd ther \u2018 : : J Pod au) Sot.29.dsception ro a ati in a posi Field M and een | © cognize hi the Lal r: \u2018N on m eductio ied f and Wale \u2018at midi at wi Ho 0] bs at wi pub here Adverts m magazi such fo 4 [ to autho: e as A re gues Mr.cla- ions be positi Ma Gen wro Lim.\u2019 bo o, he i ade Ma n f or nothi Ontari s, and de.which an à ve x 3 ; : pS i ak 2 of je hi ion t rshal eral te .r gr e is eGr Tom thin tari nd adveiti Th an : a: pa ich con- TH kement imes as and sn ne OP fe x ce re lon Ind a ports nd oc Oy Sh to- t Wh oùp; not # egor ordi go o, of\" tise e bil ad tk or a fee i Mi E KIN 8 co s as 2 Ca rec eet! n th e pr of th vas sor b to a veil ondu am ack] he ereurx ; We ant a inary rat was thi an; 1 m missi or pl e 18 iss ING uld } areal i option ar at e 0 president and 5 passed e pl go b il, all ct hi a, \u2018 \u2019 eton\u2019 pape: , upon M don\u2019 d hay nd M rat a gr plé Ne prom perf akez i Ion easur ent'fi McC + AND rave om he and : = i : aio a owing s oper \u2018petulari 8 talk rs,\u201d d Mr.B + duction carried r.M es.S eat ti yér wht posed ormar it u charg re ed ce Te allum COLD W erg LA be à arrang e À ecretary oint to di he v onl - in t ebulli at escribi urns M , from fre MacDo enato on \u2018of ho d leg 1ce 1 nlawf e is the mperan: super GAT 3 = i i : acc ictat world y suci g th ullition | the ing r.E th e,or nald r ten\u2018 the uthori eg nde ul t Uni e pr rance Intend 1 1 of ra ed.nts fo tion paper iew thi e.Fi as h cu di at no on of pi con Mr M mmer e we at no n\u2019 to 1ë act i orizes ion.r the b o |i on of eparati Inst pe ; i?.© the BUI corre is is qui rom e may smissed t thus pique, gress -| er y Dea son st to a grea w offend a hu is lab er abe An* a= n his c a card ion by he hi A 5 ci Foon a mili y woul from wh curt] e, and as a wiry cd Mac acqui the e: t re- cha: ers ndred ble ti ts em- two coronati with y the Le st the \\ Lo urtl; b D 1e ea : ar; ; ar oa fi a vi s pat be : object or oben army ns pen New y hey have ad \u20ac Thak was he declar- ern.Nos tae maidi\u2014tn pee and $300 ged rile fi e of viola- mde n robe oi oe oy ; ,\u2018 .- .A .: a ) ents, o© hat : servers, res the mia script ob only the oper eb a \u201che detaiety sia Dable tar to ru in specited th bse i, ; : i En 3 3 porte - Th \u2018 grea is | that, er su eg\u2019 to , that red; te Cap on sour to d \u201cthat + guen off ii b son-i se dri who mite as ; 5 rs and eir \u2018 eat move letter he t, but i ckles\u2019 ra people whate but or you e Breton.to or be \u201ccanals he pod viola ence e Fif in-law rink it drink ins : : critics nation vement e decl in a of si tes.will in the ¥ Jou can what ter I an.offe yond the tele sration of i [in a, i ; 5 3 w lan nents fo ared th post: |: ffèrad bi ne w nces: depe term pence.e gra of ve 1t 15 oura hims he K e and :! ; ere not nd the ate tb t ras Thee i Su Ch proposed en ihe Ontario he extending o Band of are (Sing.he i it e left i ration of In\u201d ete éssion ess \u2018arme to nde e rulii .eha main er i ing @ ount \u20ac colis of had ; can : in the ar he he d nt Pause the Day Bere CHEE: in, fentures ee, S i ; | ae - _ We » ne : \u2018e 1 i n a Use ad i 7 as A a sched ee D Pins CT the that no the Pla thousand on de Min, a : = = 3 A ES eked ; tie mini me fro urt b on ely e be n of W Om Me ine oe ocletles.dbs a folng.unlcipaities ér \u2018in a radios en rom he pro ac ss proue 1h and 5 ever Ted he it nn quéation ole o ittiom - I is wi court is fhe a = ve Agriultozal et pro on which.tt pet Le the any ment of ardson report \u201care\u201d m 3 A fice hi it will province the y whi jon st nelr 3 made oré power ha, + i One , eith- se here : 55 : oi ation.Ts, of.ne aut in rule je of - To tite ribbon nely Nrotosted + : i : six .-coïm rity.wh e the di li oman ve 5 ttis days pans 71 resto port on discussion is ange = - = 8.ny of i : fa feo > : : otter poin to wh eich week.trict to hasioed of à on on Miss Fi = is om to pre d of nd shons t Bare ren a\u2019 coin An- abor vent a com hops the à ; tnpagy bartr and the pulsory : ho = { By rtment 3 sup _ employ or \u2014 nd Eu erintendent © $ ed t : \u2018 ged to operate + R 5 STRAC| the labor unions, - pe *% y RSE \" - : XY an a cas # TE 5 = ih ET rm SER ETT a Rh BIR Re Re dd oe tn dl ot à Mt TS a ad bere ce EPR AH, La Cu yy LY A quinn a \u2014 _ \u2014 ject ob.ake the rk >= > \u2014 Md \u201cB® CD OM er Der AE M FT C5 Cow FR a TyorsDAT, SEPTEMBER 22, 1904, vers py y UNIQUE RECORD.js MM.Hague Carries Her Tennis Club\u2019s Cols ors to Victory, pROMINENT ATHLE!TES ENTE«ING FOR CHAMPION- hérarten him wonderfully; peo- taiked like that in the city, 7, 77u4s speech was quite differ- \u201cWien he finally started along he ving 4 big bag of doughnuts, \u201c+ box of lunch stood up trom i vket.He had gon but a when Mrnnle came running A SIMA mE oa » Rd a \u2018etter for You down to the 5 \"he cal\u2018ed shrilly.\u2019l'h2 post- mr \u201c| ma about it Monday.He'd wo i> rightly what your street & 5 © was.lt came trem lowy; \u201c°C ndy out that way?* -4y as I do,\u2019 answered Asel Le vastng about among his dis- po run \u2018round and get 1t this be vou hke.It had your Vel Weodruff,\u201d as plain as © kindly if you would,\u201d re- with a \u2018ttle air of gallan- gratified that some one \u20181 him with Smith\u2019s Forks \u201chim there, \u2018he steep, weather-stained ~izbt.and he was surprised È \u201cart pounding bard against \u201c i wished that he was com- WO « herful fire and a hearty .\"rl ot to a cold, deserted S \u2018or the thousandth time \u201cterly how different it en if Cynthia had married \u201cwr to.So reflecting, he anically at the chimney, - astonished eyes dis- nt puff of smoke lazily - « mom\u2018nt he started tr [lrerttsements.\u2014.thes-Preserver = \u201chia soaks the dirt cut.be \u201cubbine, Doubles the ¢ es, Fu \u2018 Cor Philadelphia van tata craint pl D MEME EE LESC AU ARMES fl dt.« DCL wins ws A ; Advertisements.WANT TO CURE YOUR CORNS QUICKLY 2 Get rid of it permanently without pain without danger of x sore potes Use Putnam\u2019s Paihiees Corn Extractor.You can easily get a hundred substitutes for Putnam\u2019s Corn Extractor the best evidence that Puteam\u2019s Pain Corn Extractor is what you want.AÎl dealers sell it.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 incredulous; then the temper which had \u2018got the best of him\u2019 on Foo many occasions during his totlsome prozress through life, blazed forth once more.It was some boy\u2014some worthless, mis- chief-making, impudent, thievish scamp of a boy.Perhaps there were three ot four of them\u2014little varmints who bad forced an entrance by way of the shed roof, and were prowling about the prem- lses and making 2 bonfire of the fiddle- back chairs.But he would show them; was a match for any mere boy, if he couldn\u2019t run and holler as he could 25 years ago, Stealing around to the back of the house, he found the outside door 3jar and crept cautiously up and looked in.It Was just as he thoyght\u2014a sandy- haired outlaw in knickerboekers stood by the stove frying fish on an old tin plate.Fatuous self-importance radiated from his figure.'Il teach you!\u2019 hissed out Asel, and in an instant he bad him by the coat- collar and was shaking him 80 violently that he could only jerk out broken sentences: \u2018I'll teach you to burn up my cheers!\u2019 while the boy made a gallant defence with tooth and nail, but did not utter a word in reply.At length he raised his left hand for a parting cuff, and brought down the paper bag which he still grasped unconsciously, with such force that the doughnuts ehot out like bullets and rained over the stove and into the dusty corners of the room.\u2018There! Look what you've done now!\u2019 he burst out in a tone of acute exasperation.\u2018Lost me all them doughnuts Mis\u2019 Couch gave me, and me not et a raised doughnut going on five years! That's what comes of breaking into strange houses and cooking up messes of victuals, Whose boy be you, anyhow?By this time the youngster was crying, though in a comparatively dry and noiseless manner.\u2018I didn\u2019t break mn.I didn\u2019t know it was your house.Ma said I could fry my fish\u2014I caught \u2019em myself,\u201d he whimpered, resentfully.It was at this crucial moment that the upstairs door opened and a man and woman hastily appeared on the scene, The man was in the prime of life, vigorous and sunbrowned; the woman waa stout and built on lines of easy, flowing good-nature.Both their faces wore a curious and somewhat startled look, which changed in & moment to one of beaming delight.: \u2018Why, Uncle Asel!\u201d exclaimed the man, while the woman cried out simultaneously, \u2018For pity\u2019s sake!\u2019 and rushed toward him as if she meant to kiss him.Ase] felt hot, bewildered and ill-used; his temper was ruffled, his clothes askew, his arm ached.and he suspected a joke of unknown ramifications.Stepping has tily backward toward the door, he waved them off and demanded sternly, though In n voice that quavered a little: \u201cWho be you, and how come you here, eh?Let's hear that before we go any further.\u2019 \u2018Now, Uncle Asel, you don\u2019t mean to say you don\u2019t konw Charley Woodruff that wemt out te Kansas\u2014let\u2019s see\u201415 years ago, wasn\u2019t it, Eunice ?Surely you haven't forgotten Eunice Meekins (To be Continued.) BIBLE TRUTH.THURSDAY, SEPT.22.THREE WITHOUTS.This word \u2018without\u2019 means \u2018apart from.\u2019 (I) Without Christ.Apart from Him, .we are off the foundation, and must perish (Matt.vii, 24-27).Christ is the door of entrance to the Father, apart from Him no access to God (John x., 7; xiv., 6).Every man by nature is without Christ, therefore has no hope, mo God (Eph.ii, 12).Apart from the Living Christ there is no spiritual life, no fruit-bearing te God (Jobn xv., 4-6).(2) Without shedding of blood.(Heb.1x., 22).What does that mean?Every man has sinned and so must die.God im His wisdom and grace provided a substitute who took the sinner\u2019s place, died in the sinner\u2019s stead, by His stripes every believing soul is freed from sins guilt.Apart from Christ's death as the sin-offering there is no salvation (Acts iv,, 12).(3) Without faith, no salvation.Some say, \u2018If Christ died for all, then all will be saved\u2019 Yes, all that trust in His blood for cleansing from sins.But if ye repent not, ye shall all perish (John iii., 14; Luke xiii., 3).God's salvation is possible to all, on one condition, faith or trust.Every sinner may be saved as quickly as was the thief on the cross.He that believeth shall be saved, he that believeth not is already coudemned.ff DAILY TEXT.September 22.Yor I have given you an example, that ye should do as I have done to you.\u2014 John xiii., 15._\u2014__ Let us no more yearn for present employment, when God\u2019s providence bids us \u2018be still, then we would think it, good to yearn after cessation while God | bids work.Shall we not miss a bless- i i 1 st a weariness an ing if we call re ries and 3 di tent, no less than God's.work a thankless labor ?If we would be holy in body and spirit, shall keep smooth brow, light heart, ether be bids ue serve his table or wait our summons.\u2014Edward Whit: Benson.All truly wise thoughts have been thought already thousands of times; but, to make them truly ours, we must think them truly over again honestly, till they take root in our personal experisace.\u2014 Goethe, .\u2014 - TT La > CONSE \u2018the Courtney Bay Branch, St.John, N.B.Phone Main 1714.PHONOGRAPHIC AND 2204 ot.TNOIVIDUAL EVE on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and Type-writing and Shorthand in Sept.26th, at 46 UNIVERSITY ST., cor.of St Uptown 181 for prospectus.MONTREAL SCHOOL | OF ELOCUTION.J.P.STEPHEN, Principal.AFTERNOON CLASSES for ladies only.EVENING CLASSES for ladies and gentlemen.: BATURDAY MORNING CLASS for children.] PRIVATE LESSONS at special hours.FRASER INSTITUTE, Cor.Dorchester and University Ktreots.Write, Call or \u2018Phone Up 247 4.School of Expression, Mrs.BELLE ROSE EMSLIE HAS RESUMED TEACHING.For Private and Class Lsssons in Veice and Physical Culture, Pulpit and Platform Oratory, and Dramatic Art, Apply SHAW\u2019S STUDIOS, 82378 St, Catherine, mr Music and Art.et = MONTRE A RVATORY OF MVSIC Founded In 19 by C.E.Seifert.the Directo.I and çec Dorchester St., near Mountain, GRANCHES : Voice.Piano.Violin, Onçan.the Theory of Music, &c.&c.Send for Prospectus W.RAPHAEL'S ART CLASSES for Drawing and Palutlng, will open on the 14th of October.For particulars, apply at his studio, 2204 St.Catherine stroet.JOHN B.NORTON, 7.4.6.0, A.R.C.@., Lic.Mus.Fellow of the American Guild of anists, New York, Associate of the Royal College of Organists.Landon, Eng., Licontiate in Music.ORGANIST AND MUSICAL DIKECYOR OF OHRIST CHURCH CATREDRAL, Lessons in PIANOFORTE and ORGAN PLAYING, VOQAL CULTURE and the THEORY OF MUSIC.À \u2018Bpeclal System\u2018 taught for children from 6 to 10 ours of age.pils prepared for ezaminations.At home dail: (to arrange about lessons) from 4 to 5 and 8 to 9 p.m.69 BISHOP STREET.Advertisements.~ AWNINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.Will be pleased to submit samples and quote lowest prices consistent with good workmanship.~ Telephone MAIN 1101, \u2014 THOS.SONNE, 8r,, 193 Commissioners $t., Cor.Bt.Bulpice.INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.Tender for Cribwork.Sealed Tenders, addressed to the undersigned, and marked on the outside \u2018\u2019Tender for Cribwork, St.John,\u2019 will be received up to and including TUESDAY, the 21th day of SEPTEMBER, 1904, for the construction of Cribwork on Plas and specification may be seen at the Terminal Agent's office, St.John, N.B,, and at the office of the Engineer of Maintenance, Moncton, N.B., where forms of tender may be obtained.All the conditions of the must be complied with.| D.POTTINGER, General Manager.Railway Office, Moncton, N.B., 10th September, 1904.INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY Tender fer Double Trackingand Diversion specification Separate Sealed Tenders, addressed to the undersigned and marked on the outside, \u201cTender for Double Tracking,\u201d or \u2018Tender for Diversion at Birch Cove,'\u2019 as the case may be, will be received up to and including THURSDAY.the 6th Day of October, 1904, for the Grading, etc., to widen the present Road Bed for a Double Track between Rockingham and Bedford, N.S., and for the Grading, etc., to construct a Double Track Diversion at Birch Cove, near Rock- ingham, N.S.Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Station Master's office at Bedford, N.8., and at the office of the Chief Engineer, Moncton, N.B., where forms of tender may be obtained.All the conditions of the specifications.must be complied with.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLRCES.MISS GRAHAM'S SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOK-KERPING\u2014The Levequne Universal System, Positions Guaranteed to compélen DAY AND EVENING CLASSES open all year.Pupils may enter at any time, Catherine street, opposite Christ University stredt.Street Gars STOP AT THE iG J.D.DAVIS, Prinoipal.D.POTTINGER, General Manager.Railway Office, Moncton, N.B,, Cm lth September, 1904.__\u2014 BUSINESS INSTITUTE NGLISH, - FRENCH., Practical business training.t stenographers, Church Cathedral, two doors east of Prospéctus on application, A THSTRECTIN FRIDAYS, in all Commercial subjects.both languages begins on MONDAY, Oatherine.Call, write or telephone CRICHTON SCHOOL 1170 Sherbroeke 5t., Montreal, School Residence ; 785 PINE AVENUE.RECTOR: J.WILLIAMSON, M.A.(Oxon.) Primary School.for Boys of 8 to 11, Secondary School, for Boys 11 to 18, McGill Matriculation Class.Thorough preparation for the Universities, the Royal Military College, Kingston, and for Business.Small classes with individual attention.BOARDING DEPARTMENT.At the school residence, 705 Pine Avenue, there is unsurpassed accommodation for 10 resident pupils.Prospectus on application (by letter until September 1).The School re-opens MONDAY, Sept.12, at 10 o'clock.Mr.Williamson will attend daily from 40 to 12 noon, and from 3 to 5 p.m., to receive visitors on school busi- Ress Place d\u2019Armes, Montreal.EVENING CLASSES resumed SEPT.38.Individual instruction.Tel.Main 309.CAZA & LORD, Principals.THE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, .916\u201d Sherbrooke street, Conducted by !MISS SYMMERS and MISS SMITH, \u201cWil reopen on THURSDAY, 15th Bep- teribés.Pupils who desire it are prepared for tbe University School Examinations, and for Matriculation.\u2018 After Wednesday, 7th September, Miss Symmers and Miss Smith will be at home to receive visitors on school business.Prospectus on application.P.E.RUEL, HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER and DECORATOR, 349 St.Lawrence Street.25 Years\u2019 Experience.Bell Tel.East 1163.DO YOU WANT A New Heumse Bulls or Your Old Oue Repaired ?1f you do, phone MAIN 4133 for JACKSON & CO.Carpenters, Bullders & Contractors.Jobbing prom attended to.Valuati , Qtice Dore 398 ro ET and oad.Tel, Matin No, 3484 Residence, 3007 Notre Dame Street, J.B.JOHANSON & CO., Contractors, Carpenters and Joiners, , 91 INSPECTOR STREET.Rtore wnd Office Fixtures made to order.All kinds of Jobbing promptly done.BRISTLE HAIR BRUSHES.Let of Samiple STIFF BRISTLE HAIR BRUSHES.Also, a few ENGLISH HANDLE CLOTH; BRUSHES, : ULLEY\u2019S BRUSH WORKS, - 76 Victerin Mquare\u2014-25, Carpet Sweepers Repaired.Tel.M.2740.W.J.HASTINGS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR, O98 Dorchester street.\u201cQOLDEN WHEAT,\u201d arm new bread made Pom Whole Wheat, good for yspeplics ; real th fo * popticn: = \u201cSCOTCH\u201d \u201cNEW ENGLAND LOAF,\u201d ade from Choicest Manitoba patent flour, can be from RN.8, AULD, 537 8t.Antoine (cor.Atwater Ave).TEL.MOUNT 13.WOOD AND COAL FOR EVERYBODY = the load :\u2014Cut Blabs, $1.50.Kindli $1.59; ardwood Blocks, stove length, $3.50; Hardwood eut and split, £2.50; Maple Blocks, £3.00: Tamarac Blocks 92.00.\u201che bes es of Bituminons and Anchracite screened Coal.All kinds of Feed at Lowest Market prices Apply W.LAMARRE & CO., 243 Atwater Ave, near Bt.James, St.Heuri.TEL.MOUNT 600.IT WILL OURE DANDRUFF EVERY TIME, The QUREN'S HAIR HELPER is a preparation that restores hair to i:: natural cslor and beauty, srrestafelling out,removes dandruff and cures baldness.It is a dye.It stimulates and invigorates theraots, producing a rapid growth, full of life and health.The clear part makes 3 superior dressing, onunaltenny 500 or $1 preparation.Only 250» battle.For sale by ali Druggists, or at A, DD, MANN\u2019, Cerner Monniain and St.Antoine Sts, DANIEL J.O'LEARY, Carpenter, Bullier & General Contractor, Valuater and Fire Appraiser, Alterations and Repairs of every description.Office.and Shop\u20142583 St.Catherme Bt Beil Tal.Uptown 3744 (Just east of Guy.) ach-5284 Bt.Urbain Street.Bell TeL 521.(near Pine Avenue.) R.E.HANDFIELD, Practical Roofer, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter, Electric Bells.Electric Light, Gas and Electric Pix- tures, Gas end Electric Globes, eto , etc.30 ILEMOINE mT, Bell Phone, Main 3388.AGINGDON SCHOOL, \u20181141 Dorshester Street.Headmaster, Mr.T.Ridler Davies, B.A., Gantab, assisted by a full staff of masters.Boys are prepared for Kingston R.M.C., the university, or for commercial itt, Preparatory class for young boys GYMNASIUM.There 1s excellent accommodation for a few boarders.| For prospectus containing full list of recent successes and all other information, apply 69 University Street.The School wil reopen on TUESDAY, SEPT.13th, at 16 o'clock.! SABREVOIS- COLLEGE, MONTRIZAL., ._ Residential and Day Scheol tor Boys and Girls.: Practical Education la French and Eng!ish.Prepares for University, Terms Moderate.A limited number of English ouvils received into the residence.Apply to REV.D.LARIVIERE, B.A., Principd, 121 Chatham street, Montreal.EVENING EDUCATIONAL CLASSES FOR MEN.19 Subjects.Commercial Classes.Mechanical Language \u201c Open from October 1st to June 23rd.Young Men's Christian Association, Peminien Square.Telephone Education Director Up 985.Young Women's Christian Association 8¢ DORCHESTER STREET.+ EDUCATIONAL CLASSES Open MONDAY, October 3rd, 1984, Dressmaking, Plain Sewing, Millinery, Art Needlework, French, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Home Nursing, Physical Training, English, Singing, Elocution, Travel Club, Reading Circle, Girls* Clubs, Bible Study.For furthe: information apply at the office, 893 Dorchester street.Y.W.C.A.SCHOOL OF COOKERY, 806 Borchester Street, ; Will open September 26th.Puplis vish- ing to \u2018enter the classes are regyentsi to make application at once to the Principal, MISS DOW, between the hours of $ ind 4 and 7 and 8 p.m, _ \u2019 ee The HALL ENGINEERING WORKS Engineers, Boller-makers, Brass & Iron Founders, Coppersmiths & Blacksmiths.14 COTE STREXY, Montreal.THOMAS HALL, M.N.E C.L.E ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, &c.HENRY J.ELLIOTT, ADVOCATE, BARRISTER and SOLICITOR CANADA LIFE BUILDING, 189 §t.James 8t., Montreal.Tel, Main 2771.WILLIAM PATTERSON, M.A.L L.B., Adveeats, Barrister and Solicitor, - TEMPLE BUILDING, 185 St.James st., Montreal, SW Telephone, with long distance equipment, Main 3960 R.A.DUNTON & H.BABY, NOTARIES, Kte., GUARDIAN BUILDING, 160 St.James St, FUNDS FOR INVESTMENT, MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.QMITH, MARKEY & MONTGOMERY, ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, &c.TEMPLE BUILDING.163 ST.JAMES STREET.ROBT.O.SMITH, K.C.FRED.HL.MARKEY, GEO.BH.A.MONTGOMERY, WALDO W.SKINNER.PATENT ATTORNEYS.PATENTS THAT PROTECT FETHERSTONMAUCHLCO.Frey, B.FETHERBTONHAUGH, BL, M.E.ALBERT F.NATRAN, L.L.B., 8.8, M.P.L.Late Examiner U.S.l\u2019atent Office.Canada Life Bldg.Montreal.Also Toronto, Ottaws and Washington.PATENTS covffars E.J.FETHERSTONHAUCH & CO.Li 1 and London and Globe Building TOTP A MONTREAL.PROMPTLY § We solicit the business ¢f Manufacturers, Engineers and others who realize the aivisability of saving their Patent business transacted - .Preliminary Jirics free, Charges moderate.Par Tayentors ein.2 pagée, sent upon re- muet.X H arion & Marion, Now York Life Bldg, Montreal, and Washington, D.C., U.8, À.PATENTS AND.TRADE MARKS OWEN N, EVANS, TBHPLE BUILDING, MONTREAL, AEN | My relatives.\u2018 RBADABLE PARAGRAPHS THE WORST PEST, The effect of the crop reporter pest ls thus described: Ten little wheat plants, Growing nice and fine; \u2018Long came a wheat frost, Then there were nine.Nine little wheat plants, Season rather late; Rain kept the ground wet, Then there were eight.Eight little wheat plants, Sun too bright in heaven; Made the ground hot and dry, Then there were seven.Seven little wheat plants, Growing well begun; \u2018Long comes a crop reporter, And left only one.Clocks of all descriptions carefully repaired.Clocks called for and taken home, by experienced men.R.Hemsley, 385 B°.James street.The Pope, Itke his predecessor, has wit, Here is at instance: M.Schneider, one of the architects employed at the Vatican, recently found it necessary to odtain some particular instructions from Pope Pius >.and consequently asked for an audience.His Holiness readily granted it, and after he had given the necessary Instructions, turned to the architect and said: \u2018I'm glad you are working here, for yeu are one of \u2018I related to Your Highness?\u2019 asked M.Schueider, astonished de- yond measure.\u2018Of course you are,\u2019 replied the Pope humorously.\u201d \u2018My famtiy name, as you know, is Sarto.Well, Schneider and Sarto mean the same thing, namely, a tailor.Consoguently, 24 we are two tailors, we must be related to each other.\u2019 \u2018What pleased me most,\u2019 said the man who had been abroad, was the wonderful \u2018clock at Strasburg.\u2019 \u2018Ob, how I should love to see it!\" gushed a young woman fn pink.\u2018And did ou see the watch on the Rhine, too?Von Lohnote, 3 ponderous basso, singing \u2018A Warrior Bold Am IY Two hours later.Mme.Von Lohnate:~\u2014 \u2018Jacob, hava you got the firewood ready for the kitchen?.Von Lohnote\u2014\u2018Yes, my dear.\u2019 Mme.Von Lohnote\u2014'Then lock the door and don\u2019t dare wake the baby.\u2019 Von Lohnote, meekly\u2014\u2018Yes, my dear.; CASTONRIA.Boars the The Kind You Have Always Bught oi tite oo Set FY /- al CASTORIA.Bears the The Kind You Haw Always Bought Bigustare of A CASTORIA- Boars the The Kind You Haw Aways Becht Signature ; of ° = Sverre pren Advertisements, MOSQUITOES! MOSQUITOES: MOSQUITOES! Blask Flies: Black Flies! Black lias ASHE'S Forest Friend Is tte only Reliable Remedy.PRICE 35e.and bts.CATERPILLARS | CATERPILLARS: Hellebore! HeHebore! Save your Currants and Cooseberriss by using WHITE HELLEBORE J.A.HARTE, - Druggist 1778 Notre Dame Street.THE LAKE OF THE WOODS * MILLING CO., Limited.Mille at Keewatin and Portage js Hie Prairie, Manitoba.CAPACITY, 5,000 BARRELS DAILY.Eastern @fioss No, 10 C.P.R.Tel raph Building, St.Francois Xavier &t.@roceries, Provisions, &0 NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR PRESERVES and the best place in the city to get your ti : fruit isat Walter Paul's GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT, Ho recsives day on iar to os EA ° the anes PLDs.CRE \u201c * PEA from Jec up oe se CRAB APPLRS, ote, ets.your orders early, for they will be | Sond filed in rotation.Phones Up 1337 te + 1933 THE \u2018DAILY WITNESS\u2019 is printed and published at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Hullding, a the corner of Craig and Bt.Peter \u2018straéts, 1p the city of Montreal, by Jobn Redpath and Frederick Bugene Dougall, both of Moatreal.- All business communications should be addressed John Dougall & Son, \u201cWihess' Office, Montreal, and ali letters to the Hx the Witnees,* te PAA AN ES HABE Le SA È iti, should be séteioned, VIE oi Alo phi are 07200 Bae = pr A mmes i Vu * 1 SE ere I Es emis Sal Fn en ~ Ra gr Ladies\u2019 Silk Moirette Skirts.Ladies\u2019 Blaok Silk Moirette Skirts with tucked flare flounce, and a tucked frill of same.This skirt is made unusually wide and has the dip front affording a graceful dip hang, and smoothness over the hips.S ?hl Special Friday.| Boys\u2019 and.Youths\u2019 Clothing.We are showing two special lines of Boys\u2019 All-Wool Norfolks for to-mor- row and Saturday\u2019s selling.One is a new design of Scotch Tweed, with pretty red mixture .$4.75 The other is a line of Boys\u2019 All- Wl Norfolk Suits, bloomer pants, strap and buckle, in real imported Donegal tweed .$6.00 Boys\u2019 All-Wool 0dd Pants, 69c and 99c Boys\u2019 Peak Caps, a full range just imported from England.Prices .15c, Z5c and 50c a horse.Everything in a store a bargain, is as much an impossibility as a coat of feathers on Bargains are.the \u2018accidents of trade\u2014real bargains being goods entirely right of their kind, which for some mercantile reason must be hurried out at somebody\u2019s loss.This is a * money-back\u201d store\u2014where goods prices that make the goods better for you than ready to give back the actual money pleasantly, gain when you get them honte.| Bargains being the unexpected, come suddenly and go in a twinkling.news real news, we print about the bargains first, else that day.These are some of the things we bought at a bargain and will sell them \u2018as such, to last long at these prices.are gathered in ample variety to be sold to, you at the money you pay out for them.And we stand if for.fault of any sort the goods seem a poor bar- To make the store If that makes story enough we print nothing Not likely Children's Silver Bear Coats, 20 dozen Children's Silver Bear Coats, made With round sailor collar and lined with cream dull sateen.These little coats hang full and have Ching silk ties and large pear] buttons down the front Ages from 1 to 6 yrs.Prices i range from uP, More About Carpets.We've emphasized Carpets so much and so often, it seems almost impossible anyone should be in ignorance of the facts.The stock is big, styles are new, qualities are good and values exceptional.We have an entire floor devoted to floor coverings of every sort, including: \u2014 ALL KINDS OF CARPETS.HANDSOME RUGS.OILCLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS.We're showing a larger variety of new style carpets than ever before, and we have the choicest designs at low prices of any store.Else why is trade steadily on the increase?Basement Specials.36 inch Fine White Cambric, just lovely for underwear.The usual 13c quality.Just 10 pieces to go at, per yard .22 22 20 ee ee ee le 36 inch White Cotton, no dressing, pure finish.What you can see in some stores for 12%c per yard.Ogilvy\u2019s price, per yard .9%¢ 32 inch Black Moirette.Makes a handsome and serviceable skirt.The 25c quality.Offered at .17¢ A better quality Black Moirette.The 30c kind.Splendid for wear and appearance.The joc quality.For, per yard .«.23¢ Men\u2019s Furnishings.We are clearing out a lot of Men's Hard Front Colored Shirts, They are slightly soiled, so we offer them you at a very low figure, all sizes, fast colors.Regular 7sc.Special at 45c About 5 dozen Men's Soft Front Colored Shirts left.All neat patterns - and good quality material, sizes 14, 14%, 15%, 16 and 16%.Regular 756, Special at .29 We have just received a large cop- signment of Men\u2019s Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.Special values at from .I5c to 85¢c Trimming Fancies.Black Silk Chiffon Ruching, 4 ins.wide.To-morrow, a yard .o h Black Silk Chiffon Frilling, prettily edged with black silk ribbon.1 15 To-morrow, a yard .$ ° The new Velvet Applique, in green and white, white \u2018and pale blue To-morrow, a yard .$ 50 Silk Braid Applique, in colors blue, brown and green.To-morrow, a yard .° Silk Braid Applique, military \u2018style, colors are navy, green, champagne To-morrow, a yard .,, .$1.25 ! i .Li Fashionable Dress Goods at 25 Cents.Here are four of our fashionable weaves we've specially markea au round at zsc for to-morrow\u2019s selling.44 inch All-Wool Ar- re.ae ee +4 inch All-Wool Es- To-morrow N tamine Serge.44 inch All-Wool ?Coating Serge.44 inch All-Wool AC Tweed effect .All the above in a , large variety of the best colors.QGILVY% St.Catherine and Mountain 8te, cu Hosiery Specials.Ladies\u2019 Black Cashmere Hose, full fashioned, 35c value for, Per pair .+.Ladies\u2019 Shetland Scotch Merino \u2026 ve Vests, 81.75 to $2.00, for ; Each .Ac Ladies\u2019 Shetland Scotch Merino Combination Dresses, $2.75 to : $3.50, for, each .$1.49 Boys\u2019 Bicycle and Heather Ribbed Wool Hose, 75¢ value for, per Men's Heather Ribbed Wool Socks, 35 cent value for, Per pair ., ., ., os oe ae 2c Fra TE Toy loa orion SG NT NP 4 wr a AIRES MRS dE PSE a ANOTHER (Great Coat Sale For Friday Morning.Our Special Coat Sale last \u2018week was a tremendous success., The people were amazed at the values, but fred that the we feel as values In, } eclipse the of worth at least double the price we ask we will not expect you to buy one.These Coats are -all new Fall goods, with small cape effect, fitting hack, new sleeve with smart velvet trimmed cuff and collar, and lined throughout with fine striped mercerized 29049 Special he former, and If you do not think they are T $4.95 on Sale Friday Morning, These Hats were trimmed by our own expert trimmers, and in every detail the work is up to the standard.\u2018They come in velvet, plush and felt, and are trimmed with wings, breasts, pompoms, ribbons, etc, in all the new colorings.) The value is truly remarkable, and if you fail to get one, you'll miss the greatest value of the season.Friday morning special value at \u2019 Trimmed Hats at Wash Goods Specials.White Apron Lawn, tucked with hemstitching and tucked with embroidered insertion.1 5 C Special to-morrow .All-Wool French Challies, with straw stripe, light and dark ground, with flower design, suitable for house dresses and shirt waists.Regular price 8sc.i Special to-morrow .IC Handkerchiefs.Children\u2019s Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 14 inch hem, 13 inches square, C At 30c per dozen, or : Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 1-3 and 1-4 inch hem.At 60c per dozen, or, each ., .5¢ Fancy Hemstitched Embroidered Handkerchiefs in pretty designs, for corset covers and turnover collars.At, each,.cree a.12% Pure Linen Sleeve Handkerchiefs, , % inch hems, size 7 X 7 inches, with fancy open stitch inside hem.At, each ., ,.15¢ In plain linen, at each 8c, 9c and 10c Pure Linen HandKerchiefs, 44 and 2 inch hems, with rows of fancy stitching.At, each .15¢ ana 25c _ Mourning Handkerchiefs, in - pure linen, with pretty dotted and striped borders; also plain white borders, with the dots and strips inside hems.At, each ., o.oo.20¢ Boys\u2019 Tape Bordereä Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 16 inches square, At, each .l1Oc, 12%4c, 15c and 20, Sea cire in Dress Goods Reductions.42 inch All-Wool Granite Cloth, in shades dark brown, medium brown, Davy, Royal blue, garnet, cardinal.To-morrow ., .50c 42.inch All-Wool Voile de Paris, in\u2019 shades navy, sky, cream, black, To-morrow .vo vv +.+ +.45c 42 inch All-Wool Taffeta, cream.To-morrow ., .48¢ 44 inch All-Wool Flake Zebiline Suiting, in shades brown, green, blue, garnet.To-morrow -,, .\\ .65¢ 44 inch Donegal Tweed Suiting, just the fashion for shirt waist suits, To-morrow ., .65¢ 44 inch All-Wool Canvas Weave Panama Cloth, in shades brown, green, navy, royal blue, black, cardinal, gar- met, and cadet blue.To-morrow 75¢ Flannelette Underwear.Women\u2019s English Flannelette Nightgowns, turnover collar, trimmed frilis of self, colors plain pink, blue or white.Price.Women\u2019s English Flannelette Nighi- gowns, turnover collar, front, neck and sleeves trimmed with frills of self, colors plain pink, blue or white.Price.Women\u2019s English Flannelette Nightgowns, hemstitched tucked yoke, embroidered collars and cuffs, pink, blue or white.Price.24 4 , Women's English Flannelette Nightgowns, Empire style, trimmed sk embroidery and frills of self, iz pink, blue or white.Price.«.ov v0 oo of Women\u2019s English Flannelette Nightgowns, yoke of silk briar stitching and frill of silk embroidery, peck, sleeves and front trimmed with nl], silk embroidery, in pink blue ) 00 or white.Price .$ , Women's Flannelette Drawers, made extra full, elastic and frill of embroidery at knee, pink, blue or white.A Price.4.+.02 06 00 00 +0 ( Women\u2019s Flannelette Drawers, umbrella style, silk insertion and deep hem, pink, blue or white.Price.[J Women\u2019s Flannelette Underskirts, trimmed deep frill of self, in pink, blue or white.Price.( Women's Extra Quality Flannelette Drawers, with deep frill of silk embroidery, white only.85 Price.\u2026.\u2026 \u2026 0 Women\u2019s Flannelette Underskirts, trimmed frill of silk embroidery, in pink, blue or white.$| 0 Price .\u2026.+.+.oo dL Women\u2019s Flannelette Chemises, medium low neck, trimmed frills of self, in pink, blue or white, 5 Price .4 8.66 22 50 65 0000 ( ee Ribbon Specials.Double-faced Satin Ribbon, \u20184 to ! inch wide, in shades of mauve, yti- low, green, purple, grey, fawn, brows, cerise.Regular price 1oc yd.Special\u2019 price, 18 yds.for .0 Black Double-Faced Satin Ribbon 4% inches wide, Regular price 1 25¢.Special at .0 Black Velvet Belting Ribboz, w.ib Taffeta Silk edging.Regula: fl! Price 75c.Special at .0 Belt Values.Fancy White Shirted Silk Belts, alsoa line in pale blue.Regular price $1.50.| Special at .Black Satin Belts, with guomess trimmings.Regular price $) 7 84.50.Special at .Obi.Black Folded Satin Belts, with ser long buckle at back, also a inc iF taffeta silk, with three small buc*:® at back.Regular price $1 51 82.50.Special at .Jl.Fancy Silk Belts, with gilt ard gunmetal buckle back and front.Regular price $2.25.$1 00 Special at .-.LU OGILVY St.Catherine and Mountain $s BEA EAN mer po x gion.ement of pl « (lesires El bsited St.L ufalo, Niag Jhey \u2018 War! rois of seel jr, ns which es of popul pey are wid unk they \u20ac he New Wo host cordial jen they h es have gor puniry- ] etnods whicl nited States, du, so far (1! Progress Shortly bef is:ted the Ci pects to the ompanied by erres, Larivi emay, TeceIv er v°re intr h.mn a br ressed the p eng able te ad Deen sur vn in this \u20ac the cord oi led them.The Mayor 0 the visitors nd their repr uid have a hroughout the nied States.Mr.T.Tur p:ech, after hown the co ere in waili rediately for nd up the 1 ras served.ted the Ang 'ompany.Previous to lelogates vigte Here they w: nd formally Mr.Geo.E.] il of the Boa Sir Howard ddressed the anguage, descr arze map of C le principal z out the Domin ON BIRTH ITALIANS © CONGRATT MAJES At the time to the Italian dents of this c Cordasco, sent gratulating thei event; \u2014 lu my name Itahan laborers ln this foreign Canada, we wis life to His Ma and to the you The reply re Cordasco is as | Cordasco, Ant \u2018Hs Majesty Four welcome \u20ac \u2018MINIST PRIMATE SPECIAL CON FROM BAR INGTON 2 East Brookfie fpecial train ce C1 Canterbury f to M ashington, Lu and Alban \u201crk Central ] \"> morning.Voured, althoug! 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