The Montreal daily star, 1 septembre 1903, mardi 1 septembre 1903

[" w gs se 2 RR TIER Trad ghey RE rr.ia.La 00 ee mir \u2018 1 tea One of SANUEL FNLEY Ë - DIED SUDDENLY TO-DAY Bést Known of Montreal's Business Magnates % Passes Away After a Short Attack of Pneumonia \u2014His Long Career.Mr.Samuel Finley is dead.This announcement, coming so soon af- èr the desth of Mr.A.F.Gault, his bro- er-in-law, and associate in business and philanthropic enterprises, caused surprise nd regret throughout the city to-day.A Bative of Ireland, Mr.Finley had become @& thorough Canadian, and was associated in many enterprises for the advancement of the country and the upliftment of 1a people.His removal by death will leave a vacancy in the Boards of nearly all the educations! and philanthropic societies in the city, as well as in the directorate of several important commercial institutions.The late Mr.Finley arrived bome from and by the Tunisian, on August 15th, looking in the best of health.He had éâught a'\u2018chill on the passage, however, and in a few days he began to feel indisposed.His condition was not considered serious, however, even a week ago, when pneumonia developed, no danger was anti- dpated.As tke family were spending the summer out of the city his friends were not aware of his serious illness, and his death ,which occurred at 8.45 a.mp to-day, came as à complete and painful gurprise.- Mr.S8amue] Finley was born at Drum- clamph House, County Tyrone, Ireland, June 21st, 1825.After receiving his education at a private school, he entered upon a husines career, beginning with the firm of his cousins, Sir William and Alexander McArthur, of Londoaderry.He removed later to London, where, as a member of the firm, he opened the first Australian export business of the firm.Subsequently he removed to Australia, where he established the firm of Samuel Finiey & Co, Mel bourne.His cousins and former associates were interested with him in this business.In 1865, he retired from the Australian business, and entered the firm of Gault Bros.Company, of this city, in which he remained until] the middle eighties, when he retired to take a well earned leisure.He preserved, however, and later increased his interests in several commercial and\u2019 industrial enterprises.At the time of his death he was a director of Molsons Bank, a director of the Royal Victoria Life Assurance Company, a local Givoctor of the Liverpol and London and Insurance Company, president of the Canadian Coal and Railway Com- urglary pany, president of the Dominion and Guarentee Company, director of the Montreal] and Dominion Cotton Companies, and of several other business enter prises of leswer magnitude.In religious circles Mr.Finley occupied 8 prominent position.He was one of the original members of the Dominion Square Methodist Church, in which he held office for many years, and in which he has a] ways taken a deep interest, He was also a prominent member of the Methodist Con.ee of ee ea) District, and con, 1 argely from is means and\u2019 through his means and by his influence to Placing 8t.Japres Methodist Church on x sound .pressnt ial basis, and to the establishment and maintenance of the Wesleyan Theological College, of which he was a governor and treasurer.He was alse treasurer of the Montreal Auxiliary Bible Society.He always took a part in educational work and has been.for years a Governor and Honorary Treasurer of McGill Univer real General Hospital, à divectle Sailor Institute, Fice president of cie! F the \u2018Protection of Wome gd Ch director of the Boys\u2019 Home's of the Protestant House of Indusiry a Refuge, vice-president of the Montreal ersary, and a director of the Sheltering ome.To all these societies and associa- ticns hie devoted a great deal of time and attention, and by his own contributions and those which he secured from friends and acquaintances furthered their work to the greatest degree possible.Mr.Finley\u2019s family life was of the ha jest.He was married in°1860, at the old George's Church, this city, by: His iss Emma Grace Archbishop Bond, to ; Gault, daughter of the : late Leslie Gault, and sister of the late Mr.A.¥.Gault.She survives him with seven children, three sons and four daughters.The sons are well known in the professional and commercial community of Montreal.Dr.F.G.Finley is secretary of the Montreal General Hospital and a professor at = THE LATE MR.SAMUEL FINLEY.sity, and a member of the Protestant Committee of Public Instruction of the Province of Quebec.It was through his connection with benevolent and humane societies, nowever, that Mr.Finley was best known to the public outside his own circle of business and Botan acquaintances.Roki did any philanthropic enterprise.ap! to him in vain.He was president %t the Prothstant Hospital for the Ixsene; à member of the Committee of Managenteht of the Mont- firm of Finley, Smith & Co, and an en- thasiastic yachtsman, while Mr.3.Arnold Finley is a leading architect of the city and a promipent yachtsman.Ope daughter is the wife of Prof.Frank D.Adams, PhD, D.Sc., professor at McGill; other is Mrs.McArthur, who lately re- ur to her hame in En .while 3wo daughters are- wtil]- ann a NS = y is lying at the family rèsi- dence, 2 Bishop street.The ugeral arrangements have not yet beea completed.McGill; Mr.W.C.Finley is head of the] EC NEAT NOMOPOLY the American Ring\u2019s\u2019 Hard Methods.ARE LOOKING FOR RELIEF Retailers and Consumers Look With Delight Upon Possible Help Prom New Zealand.(Bpecial Cable from Our London Corre spondent.) .London, Sept.1\u2014The New Zealand Committee, which is considering Premier Seddon\u2019s meat scheme is expected to report adversely.The details of the scheme The wholesale .trade here in London ridicules the figuies AS impossible, but the retailers hajl the intervention of the Colonial Government with delight, provided it attacks the land Government.wholesale market and the Rings.One of the leading retailers makes a suggestion says: \u201cLet the New Zealand Government take a dozen wholesale stalls in the Smithfield market and announce by such panic prices until there is a drop to fair and reasonable prices, as it will never do so Otherwise.We are at the mercy of the Americans.\u201cThe retailers, having no organization, are bound band and foot to prices which are artifically regulated by the Ring in London, and all over the country.If local agents cannot pay the Ring's artificial prices for meat, it is returned by Ring's local agent and jobbed off in Lon- |, don at twopence per pound at the risk of being seized by the police as unfit for food, or else given away rather than bave it sold for a halfpenny less than the Ring has fixed.\u201d MR.R.L.BORDEN IMPROVES.Special to The Montreal Star.Ottawa September.L\u2014Mr.RL.Bez- den, who is indispoped;\u2014# Wi v.this\u201d mort ARE expect i able to be out in about a week or tem days.Co BRITE M.PS ARE N MONTREAL TODAY Parliamentary Party, Headed by Lord Lyveden, on Their Way Through Canada \u2014- What Their Purpose Is.The British Parliamentary party reach- - ed the city from Quebec last night.When a Star reporter called at the Place Viger hotel early to-day, he iound several of the prominent members, and one and all appeared to be impressed with what they had seen of the country already, and the kindly reception they had met with at the hands of the Canadian people.Mr.W.T.R.Preston, the cicerone of the party through the coming all-Canada tour, was early on the scene to-day, .nd was busily engaged in perfecting the ar rangements for the trip.The amended list of the party given to the Dtar by Mr.Percival Clarke, the son of the famous lawyer, is as follows: \u2014 Lord Lyveden, Lord and Lady brayz Sir Edward Clarke, Colonel .adler an- Mrs.Sadler, Mr.Cumming Macdona, at , MP.o P., Mr.George Doughty f Grims- by; Miss Honor Morten, who was a member of the London Educatiorr Board; Mr.Percival Clarke, Aldermen J.Sut.cliffe, Captain Bramch, Mr.Colling Wells, Mr.R.Bentick, Mr.E.Bramwell, Captain Branfill, Mr.J.G.Allen ct Croydon, and Mr.Peter Cockrino.ENGLISH COMMERCIAL CONDITIONS.The Members of the party chatted to the Star of the conditions that existed in\u2019 England, both commercial and political, at the present time, although it was -a noticeable fact that there was à disinclination on the part of nearly all of them to discuss the great political question of the day\u2014the fiscal policy, the pro- changes thereto.Colonel Sadler said that he was \u2018Ty anxious to sound the feeling of Canada op the subject, and he was making the trin with this end in view.He was extremely interestod in the labour question aod would also devote some ume to the study of Canadian conditions in this re spect.Colonel Fadler sits for Middles- boro im the British House.Another member of the party scen hy the Star was Mr.Cumming Macdona.Mr.Macdona is the member for the Ro- therite division, one of the London constituencies, and is a staunch Unionist.He discussed the fiscal policy with more freedom than the others, and had a graso of the subject that made his iews 1-ter- Me Macdona, in reply to a query, gave it as his opinion that the .ecent ol: tion in Argyleshire, won by the Liberals was fought on local issues purcly, an could not be construed into a verdict of the le either for or against the prop scal changes.Mr.Macdona is going into the question exhaustively with eading Canadians, and will return to Eogland with a clear conception of th: preierential tariff from the point of view of the colonies.AGRICULTURE DECREASING.In regard to the industrial conditions .that pevailed in England at the presen time the members of the party were mo disposed to talk.The general opinion expressed in the general conversation was that one of the remarkable changes that bad come over the social conditions of England, was the exodus fom the country into the .big.ufacturing centres.Tiling the nds way an oceuvation that + was fulling into disuetude rapidly.It was impossible to get men to work on the arms, and agriculture in England seemed to be under a heavy cloud.The harvest Six of the prominent members, photographed \u2018ori board the Dominion by t.there are Lord Lyveden, Sir Edward Clark, K.C.ughty, M.P., and \u2018Mr.Pereival Clarke.ing from left to ri Sadler, M.P., Mr.was being gathered when the members of the party left E nd, and it would be urdoubtedly one of the worst harvests for years.The westher has been all against the crops and there was a feeling of discouragement in rural England.Veering round to politica again the possibilities of a general election in the near future were discussed, and the opinion of Mr.Macdona and others seemed to bp that an appeal to the country was one the \u201cthings that could not be delayed long.The Education bill would cut an important 4- gure in the coming elections; and there was infense fecling \u2018among ibe Noncon- fermists who formed such a large portion of the population of the United Kingdom on the matter of Education.Lord Braye, who, after Lord Norfolk, \\ is one.of the leading Roman Catholic peers Of the realm, is a typical English nobleman.Unhke the majority of the party, he was averse to talking for publication, but intimated that One of the objects \u201cof his visit was to try and interest the leading Roman Catholics of Canada in the effort being put forward in England to have the oath of accession changed.It will be remembered when King Edward took the oath there was considerable discussion in Great Britain regarding the wording thereof, and the reference therein to the Roman Catholic religion.Lord Braye was one of the prom- ment Englishmen who took part in the endeavours put forward at that time to change the wording of the oath, and although not successful there is consider able agitation going on in England at the present day to that end.Lord Braye pressed regret that the party was such x small one, as it was confidently expected that at least fifty members would be able to make the journey.party is, therefore, small in numbers.but large in anticipation, and each member is looking forward with pleasure to the coming tour through the length and breadth of the Domimio:, The British Parliamentarians paid a visit to the City Hall to-day and were received by the Mayor, Alderman Robertson, er, Payette, Robillard, Couture and others.Enquiries were made by the guests as to the mode of administrating the city's affairs, and the explanations were listened to with much attention.wag of the opinion that the\u201d desired Ne « THE BRITISH PARLIAMENTARY PARTY.) , a Stan photographer.In the first row, read- , and Mr.Macdona, M.P.; in the second r, Col.jehange would be brought about in due itirke; and while here he will prominent Catholios on the subject and is intensely interested in the work and is \u2018enthusiastic on all points concerning it.Sir Edward Clarke has already left for | Toronto.It is the intention of the party ito spend the day looking over the city.| The Mayor Tas the matter of their enter- !tainment in hand, and they were gives a drive round the city and mountain this morning.This afternoon the Harbour {Commissioners have the visitors in hand land are showing them the harbour and \u2018the improvements that are being made.A start in be ade for Quam to- mbrrow, | a ys will be spent in Lthe Capital, © Many of the visitors ex- \u2018 interview |.steel try®to enlist their belp and support.He| ed Before leaving the City Hall the guests q _\u2014 row, visited the Council Chamber.Two fine A e lite Queen Vic- ut dE te ince Consort wèfe \u2018admir- d.The pictures are old.vings and have-been in the Council C ber for The Leh = ersight céPain aldermen ro some ov n were not introduced to Lord while the guests were in the Mayor's parlours, but the distinguished peer got over the difficulty by walking over to the al dermen \u2018and saying, in an engaging manner as he held out his hand, \u201cYou will pardon mé 1 am sure if I introduce myself, 1 ath Lord Lyveden.\u201d A general handshaking ensued, and.in a moment all formali ity h .After leaving the City \u201cthe ts were taken for a dgive the city, NERGY OF | ro gu London City Groans Under | (Natural Green.have now reached London in the shape of || an official paper issued by the New.Zea which will commend itself to Canada.He } or such a date that it will place so much |.meat on the stalls there, ta be sold at AGE ee Co + SR 2 PAIE Lust Weeks Daliy L .801 Last Week's Wooly .192.2 Total last weok .\u2018453,612 PRICE ONE CENT.39 Demand the Very Best, especially as it costs Qeylon Tea is Black, Mixed or than Teas of uncer LAD Positively unrivalled.Sealed Packets Only.25c, 30c, 40c, 50c, 60c.per pound.tain reputation.11 (ives a cheaper and better light than any other artificial illuminant.Electric Light Costs too Much AND IS ALWAYS UNRELIABLE.Control your own CONSULT mv Lighting System.THE CONTINENTAL HEAT & LIGHT CO.MANUFACTURERS OF Eclipse Acetylene Generators and dealers in CALCIUM CARBIDE and all kinds # of supplies for the users of Acetylene ¥.for Lighting 17-19 Busby La - MONTREAL - 208 tf or Cooking.P.0.Box 2291.ICTORI ca CROSS JUS SRE A BB Make sure you go to the right place when you need Shirts.there is no store that offers so many varieties for choosing.made our business what it 1s.THE LEADER of Union Made fic Cigars & CO.Montreal pe The Rig [2] oc a8 de a [1] ce es se All Coloured Shirts with starchked bosoms, 20 per con R.J.TOOKE, a Sh eo « \u201cen x - 780 Now - 95e \u201c - $1.28 a - 1.50 oe - 1.75 \u201c 177 St.James St.ht_Plac: Of all the different Stylish Shirts that fit have This week we are selling Coloured Shirts at reduced prices, Neglige Shirts Marked ae ce a4 el places 550.750.sr - 00 1.18 1.25 \u20ac off the regular marked prices.2387 St.Catherine St., west 20751 1883 St.Catherine St., eas.10 MONTREAL LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER.75:00 20 TRADEBY FILE INSURÈNCE, : TORONTO .oerrcrrirrn ere 6.83 # PORT HOOD COAL BONDS.900,00 Send for copy of my September lst MARKET LETTER and Price List.NORRIS P.BRYANT, Dealer in Investment Securities, 84 St.Francois Xavier Street, - Montreal, Phone Main 2013.207x1 The very latest idea in the laundry trade is to iron by pressing instead of friction and the .\".\u201cTOILET LAUNDRY has one of these new machines at work on attached shire cuffs with very sat- a few shirts and note the class of work on the buffs.290 Guy Street, Phones Up 2601-2802, Cevirätatrs Carbolio Tosth Jfash = ons the breath snd leaves sa in the mi prices Ske, g Qalieries of Paintings Collection of Fine Pottery 7 .Tiffany FavrHe Giass and Lamepa A ee \u201cFise Antique K - Suge - and Esster m Oarpots\u2026\u2026\u2026 Framting Department Qelisction of Carbons and Prints Messrs, W.Scott & 1739 Notre Dame St, Montreal, 114x3ewt! | WILL SELL Sons, Gold Watches.| Our stock of \" Watches iscertain- lya leading feature with its almost in- .numerable styles and designs.A solid 14k gold A case with fine Pa H.B.Kent movement, which we sell at $25 oo, isthe best value ever offered to watch bay- ers.Every watch is teed L the weares to gi lasting satisfaction.ve B.&1.B Kent TheDiamondMerchante JEG Yugo te.sale by Le lye pe S We invite you to look at them.and $8.50.87.50 and $9.00.You can wear SATISFIED SMILE.in wet weather if you have one of our stylish RAINPROOF COATS! We have always a full line all sizes in stock, ready-to-put-on, asd nd fancy big prices but good reliable goods at reasonable prices.Here are a few of our prices: BOYS\u2019 RAINPROOF COATS, in fawn, olive and Oxford gray covert cloth, made shoulder lined with seams nicely bound, at $8.00; $7.50 - MEN'S RAINPROOF COATS, in Oxford gray and fawn covert cloth, at MEN'S RAINPROOF COATS, in fawn, olive and Oxford gray covert cloth, seams all bound, with or without velvet collars, at $10.50.MEN'S RAINPROOF COATS, Priestley\u2019's Cravenette Cloth, in fawns, browns and Oxfords, extra well made, at $12.00, $13.50 and $15.00.MEN'S UMBRELLAS, at 50c, 75¢c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, up to $5.00 each.Stores open till 9 p.m.every night; 11 p.m.on Saturdays.Corner of Craig and Bleury streets, and 2299 St.Catherine Street. re ep Eté eh \u201cDOING GOOD WORK £ + SI.LEGER LES Wil Be Run Off a Week| \u201cFL From Wednes- 2 | À i a i Te.the Shamrocks on Saturday = = mort À By oom 2 ar ST In Early Part of Yesterday's Race When Wind and Ses .ANOTHER | Were to Her Liking She Held Reliance Down Very Well\u2014When the Wind Softened She Fell Behind \u2018 \u201cExpert Opinion.Lt: A sat! : On a Wator-Soaked Fleld and.Under a Leaden Sky.Meet 3 ji .day.no I folowing resolution was adopted at a meeting held at the Waldorf, The undersigned committee named to arrange a memento for Sir Thomas Lipton feel assured that they represent a uni- SORE HANDS these three men will virtually repreeent Canada.for no others will go.Thev are: .J.B.Morrow, Percy Molson, and Roland Gomery.The first two are well-known here, and most popular.The latter is more or less new to Montrealers, altho his work in the cross-country runs on the cinder track has attracted considerable attention.tendance, 2,100.At St.Louis\u2014 St Louis .21000 Pittsburg .v .10000 Batteries\u2014Currie and Ry and Carisch.Umpire, R.H.E.0030-6 6 2 2015-9 14 4 an; Thompson Emslie.Attendance, 678 At Brooklyn\u2014 R.H.E.Boston .040000000\u2014-4 3 ¢ Brooklyn .21116030x\u201414 19 4 Batteries\u2014Willlams and Moran: \"Jones meeting to discuss the electric lighting of the grounds, so that the practices can be held in the evening instead of in the morning.MONTREAL'S STRONG TEAM.Montreal also expects to have a strong team out.Percy Molson will Le \u201capilan, and his younger brother, who _iade such a good showing with Mell last year, Blair Russell, and Peck, will all be out, Coburn.20 to 1 and 5 to 2.second: Ocean Tide.102.Fuller R to 2 and 3 to 5.third.Time, 1.16.Blidell and San Remo also ran, Second race.mile and a furlong\u2014Major Dangerfield.120.O'Neil.8 to 5 and 3 to 5.won: Duke of Kendall.112, Odom.3 to 3 and 9 te 10.second: Lord Badge.100.Fuller 9 tn 2 and 7 to 8-third.Time.1.56 1-6.Himself and Batire also ran.Third race.the Autumn Stakes.5 fur- longs\u2014Ormondes Right, 111.(\u2019Neil.3 to 1.and even.won: Memoria.116.Odom 3 They either burn or blister so that they cannot be used.Even if they had virtue those selling them could not give any advice as to the way they should be used.READ MY BOOK.\u2014I have published a beautifully illustrated 80-page book #rhich should be in the hands of every young, middleaged or old man who suffers from pain or weakness.I will send it, closely sealed, free for the asking; also symptom blanks, and will give free advice by mail.It is better to call when you can have a free test of my wonderful Belt at my office.DR.M.A.McLAUGHLIN, 214 St.James St, Montreal, Que.OFFICE HOURS.\u20149 am.to 6 p.m 3, 7 - nly .+ versal sentiment of appreciation among all t.i Fo Bese our oer sen oo New |Z CR a Y bi admire a sportsman, and acting vpon this \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 .: fo oper of dnb tad tes uy] Slit th stl slut HOWE DID EXCELLENTLY) 5p TO pEFEAT THE LATTER E ur homes re clean and bright : F ay, the Cup dee Le EE ÿ DOI > \u2014 .Our clothes are sweet and white b ! fermpest oi and outdrifted Lipton\u2019s| in view.The Western National Bank of Kellachey Also Showed Up Well, re.Grand Circuit Trotting Races Were For our mothers uss Sunlight Soap.- .! or crallenger, Shamrock 111.yesterday in one| New York has consented to receive sub But the \u2018People Were Very Shamrocks\u2019 Defoat in Ottawa Gives Postponed\u2014Events at the .¥ \u2018 \u2019 oy i : scriptions, .i Po etal afin to tl the ee rad thee be nation! Much Disappointed Thats Supporters Great Hope Butfalo Track Yesterday, Because Sunlight Soap is a pure soap itis the only soap you should Football Clubs Ë s \" i i - : \" i i % i ; : + ; air Never Fa thé history of the Cup races has character, since there is no state or sec : ; of Victory.ed \u2014 \u2014 use fof washing cnildren\u2019s clothing.It makes the garments white, Can save money and; get goods i the British single sticker revved oe Special to The Mautreal Star | re (Special by Cable from the Special Corre.sweet (and clean, because it is a pure soap that makes a that are correct in batters and } ing.- .! i ?ES : ; 3 ; : .t .against the clock by (be Yankee Clipper.Jersey City, September 1-\u2014Montres! was anne Montres] Lacrone Sub wind Ww spondent of the Montreal Star clean foamy lather\u2014no grease in it.The Soap that will wash material ds are all manufactur- .\"When jime linrit gun boomed Reliunce was defeated here yesterday by the lopaid de ee Saturday, September without your help, if you carefully follow directions on package, ed by frms who are leaders in ; within half mule of tbe fmsh and Sham: sore of I to 0.The game was played ee yhen they meet their old friends, the London, September 1.\u2014The St.Leger, each particular line.4 -way nearly thuee miles astern, nv ee \"mover had chance.to, win, Shamrocks, on the M.A-A A grounds, distanée 1 34 miles, will be run Wednes sible as to bull and merely a misty py rr Be he toy ou \u201cTt is needless to sy ihat the Weat- GOMPLETE OUTFITTING, 4 mid 2s to mil mark fifteen miles from a big disappaintment to local tana, wi 0 ex.mounters are anxious to defeat the \u2018\u2019la- day.Sept ember Oth, Club Sweaters and Stockings, Crests, &o 3 the starting point and five miles south of.pected a same notwithstanding the cross experts à from the north ad Following is the latest betting: 2 to 1 on Every requisite, from the Ÿ $ rock LP oe ar puts \u201ca showing agri Newark ve Waller re faithfully since the Cornwall match and Rock Sand; 8 to 1 against Mead; 10 to 1 OUR 2 UE OF FOOT- vi Seattrork ® min Ar of the defen ng! Canadian Representatives for ceived 8\u2019 pounding ut Le hands of will have four practices vec under against William Rufus; 16 to 1 against J ASK FOR THE OC TAGON BAR BALL GOODS, INCLUDING, | 4 side.Away back wm Volunteer's year, ited Ch : the local } tossers.is coupled with the careful eye o Barney Dunphy: team Dazzling.Sunlight Soap washes the clothes white and won't hurt the hgnds.Balls, Sweaters, Jorseys, Padded 8 Ÿ hen she laid low the windward preten- United States amplon- five passes and six errors resulted in elever the past two years the Mc i .WINDERMERE.ç i A , tions.\u2018the Thistle.it was 15 min.10 sec ; tallies for Jersey City.Howe was the has not been able to cope with the Sham- \u2014_\u2014 LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO.15 Pants, Canvas Jackets and ; ticns of \u2018the Thistle.it wa he ships ; i ! is rocks, but this year they expect to give RACES FOR THE MILKMEN.\\_ J Vests, Boots, Pads, Guards, etc., to the good for the Yankee, but now the ps.bright particular star for Montreal, his » ba the a Yankee sets the mark 5 mmutes and 25 one error being excusable.Kellackey also the public a game similar to the hard ready about September 1.Write ; sevpods better.m2 showed up well, making a catch off Cas- meiches these two teams have participat- Six Events Will Be B or De- for it to-day.Mailed free to any 5 Jobn Fearon savs: \u201cLf the sport af § sidy's ball in first inning that brought the ed in in former years.e Run at address.- forded.by the present series ol America's 5 rooters to their feet.e teams play to- The defeat of the y bamrocks i by the lorimier Park To-morrow.R.& W.KERR, ! R Cup races has lacked the keen excitement day and Wednesday, and should the wea- Capitals op Saturday last has given the Sporting Goods Department, : L- - ef ome former contests.1t may nt least ther man be kind\u2019 there will be a great [Montreal team conmderable confidence.There sre m number of horse races on 2226.2230 ST.CATHERINE 8T., be credited with having rus through | crowd.The score: To be sure the Capitale are stronger, than the Milkmen's Association, which oil MONTREAL.morewurprisca:than any siumiar series.In JERSEY CITY.w Th on ed just much as C take place to-morrow at Delorimier Park.- vessel; in.gailing form.and in weather \u2018t | bb real has improved just as ml th tre There are six events for the horsemen, mor i has \u201cbeen the unexpected that bas been | Clements.1.1 ab.5555 0 6 and Barney is quite dun oh le including a ste¢nlechase.\u2014 ; happening throughout.and now.to cross Rean ba 005 3 30 10 4 o|Pupile will give a good account of them Races at Eeallworth our surprires, we find ouiselves.tne two.Halligan, c.f.4 0 2 2 0 of den iv es at Kenilworth.« thirds defedted of the contest, yet fail Camsity, 16.74 1 11 1 of Secretary Brown has already received pop Ny geliember 1 Two horses COOLING of sympathy for the side which has been McCormick.rf.8 2 1 8 1 0 er lok oP pi long cord on wd.\u201d seals went down in the mile handicap at Kenil- oT piling defeat after defeat on us, vince Doolin, 2b.D5 1 1 1 2 ofands ing for a \u201crecord crowd.worth Park yesterday afternoon.and joc- Taken with Seltzer or Bods ever the contest started.As it stands, Woods, 3b.2 2 1 0 0 1 .ho h keys Minder and Walsh had miraculous .: we have still a forlorn hope, a kind of | McManus, c.3 1 1 8 0 of President Canseron, who has returned escapes.Albula.coupled with Silurian as Water there is nothing better a chance that wc may still find weather Dillon, c.N .0 ¢ 0 0 6 0 |from vacation, will give the boys the bene- the Lamasney entry.favourite for the .; in which our boat will natch the trick | Thielman.p.2 1 0 1 4 0]fit of his advice.four-horse race.got away In from the to quench the thirst, while i f he wonderful craft t J 3.30.Smokers\u2019 race, } mile with .Bosk the hinds on retiring in strong, hol, Greamy Iather of Cuticura Soap.Readville, Mass.and had been almost turn, continuously on the cars until yesterday, om the care until yest pllipitation, depression and pain which alarm you.Let he wernt a mile in minutes fla e ; .club.- 345.C.C.A.intermediate fours, } day was ideal.with scarcely a breese d anoint freely with Cutiours mile straightaway.Washington .01000000 1-3 8 1 irrine.and the track was in first-class ab iment, the Great skin cute and parest 4.00.Ladies\u2019 and gents\u2019 family skiff, } Boston.0000010000-1 8 1 ; condition Time by quarters: ®, & \u2019 of exmilients, © Wear, during the night, mile with turn, club.Batteries\u2014Patten and Drill; Dineen and fed 1.30% and 2.00.\u2018 .\u2019 : old, loose kid gloves, or bandage tight 4.15.C.C.A.junior, single, } mile Criger.- l no in old, soft cotton or Iimen.Forred, |\"3%0\" Tub \u2018race, 100 yards, olub Washington +.00000020-2 5 2 S Rich ventre mat Naraganeett Fark.Prov.: Tough a apped hands.Tasse (45.Senior fours, } mile with turn, Boston .101020015 7 0 tart Ig t o-day dence RI have been ned em ng, 1 club.Batteries\u2014Dunkle an : Git \u2018 sha nails and painful finger ends, 5.00.Single seuil, family skiff; } mile Stahl.Umpire, Conmoliy.! na and you will nd the world very this treatment is simply wonderful, fre~ with turn, open.1,442.Called on account of darkness, much brighter to-morrow.A good quently caring » single spplication.5.15.C.C.A.senior fours, § mile \u2014_\u2014 com bloom of ect TENNIS 1 î Osmytete.\u2018 and constitutional straightawey.STANDING OF THE CLUBS.baalth\u2014bright clear ° Tiny Tonic Tablets 5.30.Hurry-scurry, 100 yards, club.these are within reach of all who w 3 tresflneat for every humour of the skin\u201d aid blood; with ioss of hair.5.50.Swimming , 100 yards, club.Won.Lost.cent care ir digestive organs .eq\" .pari 584 blood, with loss o sow: om ce, sords, lab.poston vu DR 4a Take a toaspantal \\ regulate your digestion, vitalize your inert liver and pt ici Jr Bote: og I Mids © Beaurepaire Cup.Philadelphia .«.@ & || \\ assist the bowels to proper activity\u2014the symptoms of Tory, without, bard rubbing, and spply Beaurepaire Chalionte.Core bebe nisi Rew: York 707000 8 8 a : 5 ~~~ heart disease will vanish CutjcarsQintment freely.toallay liching, Saturday, starting py the arrival of the .8 59 ACS oo ; .> .° .\u2018 trritation End foflammation, and soothe {130 o'clock tram from town.The re.gs 90s An \u201ceasy-to-take\u2019\u2019 stomach cleanser, nerve builder, UV.au moe cot Ld cleans themtonts Et anienaer (he mueLices of the Royal BJ, blood purifser.A gentle laxative\u2014not a cathartic 8 - to o taeblood.>t \u2014awren t Club, the ar- ervescent | tents .\u2019 BN rosiment affords instant relief, rangements.will be made for the towing On the Diamond.Eff : ~ .=P th li tl # .° - te rest and sleep In the severest of boats to the course by the club launch.Manager Barrow, of the Detroit Club, : que President of the déontreal Lawn eep the littic aluminum box in your pocket, take the em .f the ennis Associ prize .arma of Ecosma sod other ftching, Members of the club will be put on board is reported 1a having signed Charles be competed for in « handicap tourne- tablets after each meal\u2014good health will be yours.Why burning and scaly Bamours, sad po int paire u Leary.of Des Moines, to play short ment open to members who bave played not try?to a speédy, permanent and econom The committee has decided : in senior and intermediate matches this cure rturt isfigu h \\ J deci that all n : .ro nto a Ce yachte entering shall sail for the cup un-| Manager Collins, of the Boston Amer dre: The fall wing are the paré Fifty Iron-ox Tablets, an attractive aluminum to age, when all other remedies and the oer, hon dicap Sapecially drawn up for the cans, bas declined the challenge issued by OF this week: P pocket case, 25 cents at d'ugjists, or sent, porquide best physicians fall.will be given for each o e cup, prizes the Hub National League team for\u2019a post- \"H.M.Christmas.15, E.P.Fisher, 30: on receipt of price.The Iron-ox Remedy Co., Li the following season series of games.; ited, Walkerville, Ont.: Rosotognt, RE ed Seren, = ree yachts to sail in each class, \u2014_\u2014 \u2019 S VE rats on 6 Cee, : .T 1ze to given: ,.t i , W.C.Christmas .C.C.Gud, v a | \u201d ae sà |and 22-foaters; Braters and 17-footers: 2 Nati .Or Thi ee York 15, Mr.Foster, 3; £.B.Kingzn, 115, y neg) ve.> signed rd Baseman Dev Power, 15: K 15 J mtoni - ; miscellanpous; - ., ; H.gston, ., PRET CEiSTrey Svorur\" a Motos om 5 dima ou ot the Neware team, to play the same leit, 4 20: 6.G.Cobben 15, Mr Angas © 5 Ie pou ~~ position, Wats season.15 Dee Harding, § ©, Bo 1.Goat, § 3 Co = pvegaynerens Lee D A rein cage \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ares \\ Described fn.a Cable From \" Balonica.: 3 | (Special Cable from a Montreal Star Correspondent.) Salonica, September 1.\u2014Eternal vigil: supe ig the price of life in almost every section of Macedonia.The situation among the races ie vo complicated that Bulgar- jans, Greeks and Turks alike are unable to distinguish friends from enemies.In some Jocalities the Bulgarians and the Greeks sre fraternizing against the Turks.In other districts Greeks and Turks are banded against the Bulgarians, so in still other places Bulgarians, Greeks and Turks ap- peer to be mingling in mutual sympathy with the Turkish civil and military authorities, informing them of the designs of the revolutionists.Oppression has been the lot of the whole pouplation of Macedonia and the people cannot be expécted to be forever submissive, The disaffection of what seems to be a small element 2mong the Turks has ercouraged a group of revolutionary Ottoman leaders to start a secret campaign of sedition.A manifesto 13 being circulated detailing the evils of the Sultan's rule and requesting the Turkish inhabitants of Macedonia to cast in their lot with the insurgents.\u201cOnly thus,\u201d runs this appeal, \u201ccan the Macedonian Mussulmans ever know liberty, just laws, pure administration and tranquility.Macedonia, with autonomy un- \"der European control would pass out\u2019 of the realm of chaos into the realm of order, and men, women and children could lie down to rest at night unaffrighted by the spectre of massacre.No Museulman peed fear that such condi tions would entail violations of the Ma- hemmedan religious conscience.The suzerain powers would guarantee civil and religious liberty.\u201d These appeals, though aimed ai minimizing the trouble will probably bave the effect of producing a new ferment into the situation and of increasing the general anxiety.The consuls of the foreign powers are particularly disturbed by them since they fear that once a considerable body of Turks decides to aid the insurgents the assasination of consuls may be favoured as certain to provoke European intervention.WAR 1S IMMINENT.Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept.1 \u2014 Both in official and revolutionary circles the opinion is freely held that war between Turkey and Bulgaria is imminent, and can be averted by nothing short of a miracle.H is not expected that either Government will formally declare hostilities, but that the prevailing conditions will force on war, There is no question that large num- | bers of insurgents have recently crossed |.the frontier.An extensive outbreak in Northern acedonia is possible.The Autonomy prints a telegram from Constantinople, declaring that the Sultan, influenced by the counsels of Germany, now favours war with Bulgaria.The Furks bere, however, take an optimistic view, asserting that there is no danger of a war, as Turkey does not desire one, and Prince Ferdinand and the present Bulgarian Government are not in a position to force hostilities.The Bulgarian agent at Uskub reports that the detachment of Turkish troops sent to garrison the small towns in that vilayet have spread destruction along their routes, the villagers have been robbed and beaten, the women violated and the Christian population subjected to every conceivable outrage, while the local authorities appear to be hopeless to stop the atrocities.At the village of Drachevo.six miles from Uskub, the soldiers attacked all the peasants, without the gendarmes interfer mg on behalf of the latter.The Bulgarian agent specifies similar excesses in many other villages, and the position of the Bulgarian residents 1s reported to be terrible, as the cruelties committed by Turkish authorities exceed all limits.TO AWAIT EVENTS.Vienna, Sept.1\u2014The suite of Prince Ferdmand are strongly against his returning to Nofis at present, aud they have succeeded :n dissuading him from going athère immediately.lt is credibly stated that be will land at Varna on the Black Sea, whence he will proceed to the castle The general health of a woman is inseparably related to the local womanl health.When the delicately wornanly organism is diseased, the body loses plumpness, the cheeks lose their roses, and a nervous and fretful condition becomes habitual.Thousands of sick women who have been cured of diseases peculiar to the sex the use of Dr.Pierce's Favorite Prescription have testified to the restoration of the general health when the local disease was cured.\u201cFavorite Prescription\u201d establishes regularity, dries unhealthy drains, heals inflammation and ulceration and cures female weakness, \"I used four bottles of * Favor- {te Prescription\u2019 and one of \u2018Golden Medical mer D, Shearer, of Mounthope, Lancaster Co, Pa.\u2026 \u201cand can say that 1 am cured of that dread ed disease, uterine trouble.Am In hetter health than ever before.who knows me is mn to see me look so well.In June.when I wrote to , 1 was so health that at times 1 could not walk.You answered my letter and told me what to do.1 followed Tour advice, and to-day am cured.I tell \u20ac y th il os op, BL pe, mies e.w , you are welcome to use them.They might ep soine other poor suffering woman.\u201d Dr.Pierce'a Common Sense Medical Adviser, 1008 large pages, in paper covers, is sent free on.receipt of 31 one- te Yet it is a fact worth has thousands ice ph [Ly 77.I a A fu ESS two years, and so far and believe it herself to- four bottlos of your nm once more in fine heal timoa what I used to do.If you always helpful.the illa of nor such & of sucooss, as Mrs.Pinkham has sick woman should profit > Mra Pinkham\u2019s advice.to-day.Tell hor all.may save your life.MS $5000 orcs 1s of womankind will resort to all other methods for à cure fret\u201d \u2019 reost letters from women of hig hors B without any faith, they tried Vegetable Compound and wer etel p it.of snc otters Bs toitomingy 7 | Mrs.Ida Roser, grand-niece of the MM /late U.S.President James K.Polk, relates her happy experience with Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s Vegetable Compound.B= \u201cDzan Mas Prvxnax \u2014I bave been married for near have not been blessed with a child.have, however, suffered with a complication of female troubles menstruation, until very recently.The value of Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s Vogetablo Com- und was called to my attention ite had simply been a torture with and a few botties of ox Compound cured her; , she enjoys such blessed mpoun and consider myself ond g duties nll socom easy now, for feel so stron sed ou have a host of among at coun ours Vor, fully oud Mns, Ipa L.Hoan 320 ich Ave, arc ill, dont Posttato to got à bottio of Pinkham\u2019s Vegetablo Compo a Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, for special advice, It is free and No othor person has had 50 wide LW.that Mrs.Pinkham is constantly tion.last baron ydis \"i Prakham\u2019s Bhe actu- by an intimate friend, whose inflammation and ulceration, she can health, Itoo oured.irits ; my domestic and official I can do in Denver, Denver, Col.Lydia 8 once, and write Mrs an oxporience with ot fapthæiih praques (34 erigipel Joiter pod sniai iW save iin aAbsniate gennine ps CUIR UE cent stamps, to pay expense of customs end mailing only.A Dr.R.V.Pierce, Buffalo, NY \u2026 | the author.at Euacinorgra.where he will go hunti meanwhile, awaiting the development o events.VILLAGES BURNED.Kalonica, Sept.1.-~The Turks have oc- cupred Klissura, Albania, without resistance.A number of Bulgarian villages in its vicinity were burned.The revolt has become general at Caza and Yenidje (25 miles from Salonica).and ls spreading to Gherghli, and Tikhvesh (65 miles from Salonica.) Sarafoff, the Revolutionary leader, has arrived in the neighbourhood of Salonica for the purpose of directing the movements in this district.Same Turkish officers, August 28th, sold fifteen cases of Martini rifles and a quan tity of ammunition to Bulgarians.THE SUGAR CONVENTION.It Goes Into Effect To-day\u2014The Probable Effect.London, September 1.-\u2014~The Sugar Convention, which goes into effect to-day, will make importations of that commodity from Russia, the Argentine Republic and Denmark into (Great Britain illegal, be- enuse these countrres did not share im the agreement at Brussels.For this reason Russifp exporters have been rushing cargoes héce for the last few weeks, but not in sufhcient antity to seriously affect the marker Opinions.differ as to what influence the convention will have on the price of sugar in Great Brit ain.A majority of those in the business believe t will have little, if any, effect, and at all events it will only be temporary.In France, however, it is believ that the convention will have the effect of reducing the price considerably.Glasgow, Sept.1.\u2014 The Scottish manufacturing confectioners have raised the price of their confections two shillings per cwt.This action was taken because of the abolition of sugar bounties under the Brussels convention, which becomes operative to-Gly.The Toronto Exposition.Toronto, September 1.\u2014 The special luncheon .at the Exhibition yesterday afternoon was the formal opening by Mrs.Mortimer Clarke.wife of Lieut.-Col.Governor Clarke, of the new building set apart for women's work.Premier Ross, Mayor Ur- uhart both made addresses, and Mrs.Wiloughby Cummings.secretary of the National Congress of Women, spoke on their behalf.The novel feature to be introduced in this building is a kindergarten, manual training and domestic science classes, with addresses on these subjects.The Pope for Conciliation.Rome, September 1.\u2014 The Pope has made a recommendation to the Venetian bishops that they show cordiality to ihe military authorities during the Italian army manoeuvres, and that special deference be shown to the King.Such instrue- tions from the Vatican are very unusual, and they reveal the Pope's intentions to bring about a better understanding between the church and State.It is learned that a consistory will be beld about the middle où Sepiember.\u201cThe Cardinal\u201d\u201d Produced.London, Setember 1.- \u201cThe Cardinal,\u201d wiitten by Louis Parker, was produced at the St.James\u2019 Theatre last night.Mr.Willard.as the Cardinal, had a great per- .sonal reception, but there was call for = United States Consul-General at Yoko NORWAY AND SWEDEN.Nansen Favours Peaceful Solution cf the Union Question.(Special Cable from a Montreal Star Cor respondent.) Christiania, September 1\u2014 Dr.Fridt Jof Nansen, the famous Arctic explorer, in a letter to Verde Gang, the leading newspaper of this city, announces his adhesion to the new policy of a peaceful solution of the union question and strict economy.He declared that the Minister- tal home rulers and petty politiciane are ruining the country.Since Nansen has always been a strong home ruler his letter had made a deep impression, and has convinced many waverers that the new policy is no abatement of the just Norwegian demand for full independence, but only a wise adaptation to changed circumstances.Canada\u2019s Trade With Japan.Special to The Montreal Star.Ottawa, September 1.\u2014E.C.Bellows, hama, ir a report to his Government on the foreign commerce of Canada, states that although the imports from Canada and other parts of British America to Japa now amount to only a trifle over one Per cent.of the value of those from the United States, the people of the Dominion are making a strong effort to increase their trade im the east.At the Osaka exposition now open, the Consul adds, the Canadians are spoken of ag having the largest and the best of the foreign exhibits.They are striving ially to advertise the merits of Canadian uour, and, it is reported, have received, large orders as a rceult, Miser Hyman\u2019s Mistake.Toronto, September 1.\u2014The litigation over the estate of the late EY Hyman, tre miser, who died in this city some months ago, has been settied.Mrs.Hy- man, of Streetsville, and the daughter in San Francisco, get the bulk of the estate, which is valued at $85,000.\u2019 nothing but common salt and Sode.These Do you want them?Pearline costs a trifle more \u2014but, used alone by itself, it does better work and \u201c3 SAVES the Soap Money Wa Le ea At Auction, at Our Selesrooms, Nos.28 anû 88 St, Peter Ut.On Wednesday, Sept.2nd, at 10 o'clock a.m.Sale witholt any reserve.Liberal terms.BENNING & BARBALOU.Auctioneers.Special Sale \u2014OK\u2014 Table on Shel Oilclom, BY AUCTION The subscribers will sell at their salesrooms, Nos.86 and 88 St.Peter street, ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IND, at 10.30 o'clock a.m.750 pieces Table and Shelf ollcioth, superior qualitp and new parterns.SALE WITHOUT ANY RESERVE.BENNING & BARSALOU, Auctioneers.206 3 INSOLVENT NOTICE In the matter of J.E8 M.COUILLARD, Bte, Martine Que.Co Bankrupt stock for sale by auction at our rooms, 86 St.Peter Street, Montreal, on FRIDAY.4th day of SEPTEMBER.1903.at 11 o'clock a.m., a well assorted general stock as follows : Bry Goods.83.077.4 Boots and Shoes.732.47 Brava.Palnts & Oils.662.07 ent's Furnishings.345.52 Groceries.334.10 Hats, Caps and Furs.262.43 Wallpaper & Crockery.142.34 Patent Medicines.\u2026.\u2026.103.03 \u2014\u2014-\u2014$5,659.40 Furniture and Fixtures.130.00 $5,759.40 Terms Cash.Stock with inventory can be seen on the premises and all information obtained from the Curator.JOHN McD.HAINS, Fraser Building, 43 St.Sacrament St.Montreal.BENNING & BARSALOU.Auctioneers.Montreal, 28th August.1803.204 4 2aw .FLORIDA WATER, Infringement of Trade-Mark.Messrs.Lanman end Kemp, of New York and Montreal, proprietors of the registered trademark and label used in connection with the original Florida Water, manufactured by their predecessors, Messrs.Murray and Lan- man, abd now by themselves, beg to give NOTICE to all dealers in pe .and to the public generally, that imitations and Infringements of the genuine article have been lately placed upon the market, the bottles and labels being calculated to deceive the ordinary purchaser, the public are therefore WARNED [to be upon their guard.and to see that each bottle of Florida Water has the name \u2018\u2019Murray and Lanman'\u2019 impressed upon the glass.and bears the well known label of the firm\u2014 its registered trade mark, and that the circulars surrounding each bottle bear in waler mark the words \u2018\u2018Lanman & Kemp.\u201d Dealers in any fraudulent and Inferior preparation will be sections 443-430 of The Criminal Code of Canada.195 12004 Milton Hersey, M.A.Sc.(MoGill City Analyst, Provincial Analyst.Chemist of the C.P.R.ANALYSES FOR THE PUBLIO.PHONE MAIN 238 146 ST.JAMES STREZIT.Montroal sant rigorously prosecuted under MULLAH FURNISHED ~ WITH ENGLISH ARMS.English Firm Has Been Belling War Supplies to Britain's Enemies.London, September 1.\u2014 A despatch from Aden, Arabia.seems to cxplain now the Mullah of Somaliland has constantly received supplies of arms apd ammunition in spite of the efforts made by Great Britain timc and again to suppress this traffic.The supply of war materials, which 1 hax enabled the fanatical rider of uneiri- lized tribesmen to successfully remst the work of British troops, has conclusively traced to a ndon firm, which has n shipping them by way of Mar scilles to Jibutil.Since the operations against the Mullah began in Somaliland the English firm has sent three million rounds of ammunition to be used againat British troops, in addition to great numbers of rifles.The question now is wh- ther this firm will be prpsecuted on charges of treason.Will Take Back Convict.Queenstown, September 1.\u2014Police officials will sail for the United Ctates on the steamer Etruria, for the purpose of bringing back to Ireland the wLotgrious convict Lynchebaun., who while und ing sentence of life imprisonment for murder, in the Maryborough gaol, effect ed his escape two years ago, and made bis way to the United States.He was recently arrested in Indianapolis.The Irish officials will take with «acm the warrant under which Lynchehaun was priginally fondemned.The authorities ere offered a reward for the recap Lynchebaun.ture of Troubles of the Canners.Special to The Montreal Star.Vancouver, B.C., September L\u2014Three American schooners were reported on the Fraser River purchasing fish from the Canadian fishermen, the fish being caught in cannery boats and cannery nets.e of the cannery men claim that the Americans are purchasing stolen property.and they are trying to find a law which will prevent the Yankees successfully outbidding them for their own fish.«- FRY\u2019S MILK Chocolate! D.MASSON & CO, Montreal, Agents.a WT 308 : - 42 EE REWRSOUNT.299 Bags, 100 Ibu, » Cotton - Lined, marked 8,C.H.Fine .M C.& Ce.About 105 Bags,: 100 Ibs.each, Cotton Lined, marked Z.R.A.Superior R.C.& Co.100 Bags, 100 Ibs.each, Cotton Lined, marked Z.R.Are Superior R.C.& Co.Will be sold by public auction fof account of whom it may concern, at the HAMBURG: AMERICAN PACKET CO'S WHARF, Below C.P.R.Elevator, On Wednesday Afternoon, Sont.Znd, at 3 c'olook.WALTER M.KEARNS, Auctioneer.FOR PRIVATE SALE.A well assorted retatl Stock of Boots and Shoes Purchaser has option of continuing the lease of store, which As situated on one of the best business streets in Montreal.On account of the owner having two stores In different parts of the city, he has decided to dispose of the one.This is an exceptional chance to purchase a profitable business on easy terms of payinent.WALTER M.KEARNS, Apply to 192 10 aw 1828 Notre Dame st.La 8 MARCOTTE BROS\u2019 SALES.« Trade Sale On Wednesday, 2nd September, at our rooms, St.James street, without reserve and in lots to the trade.A large quantity of Tweeds.Scrges.Meltons, Beavers.Suitings, Pantings, Dress Goods.Cloakings.Readymade Clothing.Linings, Silks, Satins, Underwear.Top Shirts, Holserv, Gloves, Handkerchiefs Silk Mufflers.8mallware, Fancy Goods, Combs, Brushes, Purses, Laces, Embroidery.Flannelettes, Cottonades, etc.AJso.balance of two Bankrupt stocks of Dry Goods and other merchandise.Sale at Ten o'clock.Easy terms.MARCOTTE FRERES.Auctioneers.MIILITIA.Auction Sale of Condemned Militia Stores.Under direction of the Honourable the Minister of Militia and Defence, Messrs.Marcotly Freres, Auctioneers, will sell by Public Auction, on Thursday.10th Sepiember, a: lv.40 am.at Militia Stores, St.Helen's island, Montreal, certain condemned Militia Stores.comprising Accoutrements, Tents, Marquees, Blankets, Harness and Saddlery, Clothing, and varfous other articles.Lieut.-Colopel Mattice, District Superintendent of Stores, will furoish any further information which may be required.Articles purchased must be removed within twenty-four hours after sale.Terms 205 3 D.A.MACDONALD.Colonel, Chief Superintendent of Military Stores, Department of Militia and Defendce, Ottawa, August, 103.203 2 2aw INSOLVENT NOTICE In the matter of J.D.LACERTE, Piessis- ville, Insolvent.Will de sold by public auction.at No.6 St.James st., Montreal, THURSDAY.the 3rd September, 1803, at 1] o'clock a.m., the credits hereunder described, viz.: Book debts and bills receivable, judgments registered on properties and others not registered and \u201cbalance of an hypothec, the whole per lists, amounting to $10,330.61.To be sold in three separate lots.Terms of sale: CASH.The lists of credits and the books are at our office.For more information apply to LAMARCHE & BENOIT.Curators, No.2 Place d\u2019Armes, Montreal.MARCOTTE BROS., Auctioneers.203 2 2aw MAKE THIS TEST.If It Tells the Story Use Kidney-Wort Tablets._ When you experience the slightest pain in the kidneys or urinary organs, you should examine the urme from time to time.Take an ordinary - white glass bottle, fill it with urine, and allow it to stand for a day.If a sediment or deposit settles at the bottom, or there be mucous or pus with blood tints, use Dr.Pettingill\u2019s Kidney:Wort Tablets, in order that you ma avoid Bright\u2019s disease, diabetes, inflammation, ulceration and catarrh of the bladder.One bottle of these marvellous Tablets will banish all dangers.Guar anteed by all druggists.Price 50 cents a botte or six bottles for $2.50.PAIN KILLER KILLED INDIAN.At Least a Kootenay Brave Testifies to This Effect.Special to the Montreal Star.Ottawa.September 1\u2014William Dick- om, the father of the Stoney Reserve In- an, was iso: by a Kooten Indian, bas made the following statement of the cirçumatances to Corporal J., Of e ram Detachment, No = West Mounted Police: rib \u201cAbout three weeks myself were visiting a Soo, living two or three miles east of Tobacco ins.My son\u2019s name was Enoch Dickson, and he was about 18 or 19 years of age.Soo, my son and myself were talking together when Soo asked my son to take a drink.He had about three fingers\u2019 depth of red stuff in a small bot tle.It lapked like pain-killer.My son took a drink of the medicine, or whatever it was, and he died in about ome minute.We had no quarrel with Soo and were good friends up to that time.\u201d This account does not tally with the report sent to the authorities here hy Michael Phillips, J.P., of Phillips, B.C., and Indian t Galbraith, of =~ Fort Steele.B.C.ese gentlemen say that a Kootenay Indian gave a Stoney trader a bottle of \u201cBeaver bait,\u201d or \u201cessence.\u201d Two youths of the Btoney tribe stole the vial and drank its contents.They were both taken sick, but one recovered.Thera is no danger of a conflict between the Stoneys, and the Kootenays.a0 my son and ootenay Indian, Salt Lake, Utah, August 3).\u2014PBnri ier m.H.Penrose, US.Arm, retired, died of typhoid fever at his home in tis ¢ity om Seturdap night.DAMAGED pa: te + 4 206 5 Avéiher pétber Week of our GREAT REDUCTION SALE .EASTERN RUGS AND CARPETS.The largest and best asnrtment in Canada.M.HICKS & CO., 1821-1833 Notre Dame St.ALLAN LIVERPOOL VIA MOVILLE.ROYAL MA!L SERVICE Liverpool.\" From Montreal Aug.Tunisian 3 Sept.Sa m.PAE BM gE an t re un .ul.i Det.Bavarian #6 sept.26 sopt Tunisian and Bavarian are the largest and finest steamers on the Canadian route, 10.- SIL tons.Twin screws.FIRST-CLASS, $83 upwards, according to steamer.location of.and number of persons in stateroom.SECOND-CLASS, Liverpool or Londonderry, Bavarian, Tunisian or Ionian, $40.Other steamers $37.30.Return tickets at reduced rates.THIRD-CI.ASS, Liverpool, London or Glas.sow, $23 or $26; Paris, $32.GLASGOW SERVICE.Fron New York From Montreal.3 sept.Mongolian 16 Sept.Sicilinn 17 sept.Laurentian 7 Oct.Corinthian First Class, 850 and upwards.second Cluss, 835 and 837.53 + Keductions allowed on return tickets Third Class 835.Keturn, 851.50.Applyto H.& A.ALLAN, Montreal.201 tr _ DOMINION LINE Ml ksmPs MONTREAL QUEBEC LIVERPOOL 1Dominion.\u2026 Sopt.6th \"Canada .Bept.26th \u201cKensington.Sept.12th \u2018Southwark.Oct.3rd BOSTON QUEENSTOWN LIVERPOOL.Mayflower.Sept.10th | Commonwealth.Bept 24th PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL.iNomadic.Sept Sta | Irisbhman.Sept.12th AVONMOUTH DOCK & BRISTUL.{Turcoman.Sept.11th | Manxman.Sept.25th MEDITERREANKAN SERVICe Cambroman.Sept.19th | Vancouver.: Cold Storage.*Cold Storage and cool alr.For further particulars apply THE DOMINION LINE, 17 St.Sacrament Street, Montreal.103tt Canadian Pacific Railway Coys ATLANTICSTEAMSHIP LINE.PROPOSED SUMMER sALlL{ SG 3.Manrtcaul cr Liverpool.LAKE SIMCOE.c.8ept.3rd \u2018MOUNT TEMPLE el Sept.11th LAKK CHAMPLAIN.\u2026\u2026.Bept.17th \"LAKE MICHIGAN., Sept.25th LAKE KRIK.Oct.lst MOUNT TEMPLE Oct.And Weekly [iorevfisr \u201cThe Mount Teinple carries a limited number of frst and third class, \u201cLake Michigan carries third class passengers.Montreal te stristol {t MONTROSE .t MONTEAGLE.Steamers atl at day break from King Edward Pier, foot of 8t.Bulpice Street.Passengersembark after 4 p.m.day previous:> sailing.t The MONTROSE and MONTEAGLE carry Bevond Cabin Passeagers saly.- RATES OF PASSAGE First Cabia, 305 and upwaris.Hound triptiok- els at reduced fuse Second Cabin, to Liverpool, and by Montrose to Bnswl, $37.00.te London, $40.00.Secoud Cabin, roanl.r > 671,23.London, $73.75 Third Ciass to Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Bel- 1ast, Londonderry au\u201c queeimeown, 5 Jo.UU.10 bo®x passage sud fur ail parilialses applyto Canadian Pacific Rallway Company, Atinntiv sted saiy haute at.Sacrament street, JMoutreal.Ddeodts \u2014 HNorthGerman Lloyd, FAST BXPR 1368 SELVIUCE PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG \u2014BREMEN.X\u2019nprinz,Sept.8,6.30 vm.K.Wm, II, Oct.20,3 pm.K.Wimn.L.,3p.232,0.30 am.Kaiser, Oct.27,10 a.m, Kaiser, Sept.29, LU a.ne.Kronprins, Now.3,3 p.m, Kronprins, Oct.6, 4 pm | K.Wm.FL, Nov.17,2p.m THE NEW TWIN-8CREW EXPRESS £.9 \u201cKAISER WILHKLX (Li 707 FEET\u201419,500 TONE\u201440,000 HORSE-POWER SAILS AUG.25, SEPT.22, OCT.20 TWIN-SCHREW FAISENGHK 46 (VIOS PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURG\u2014BREMEN.Friedrich, Sept.3, 2p.m.| Bremen, Sept.26, noon.Barbarossa,sept.lU,noon | Friedrich, Oct.11 a.m.Kurfuerst Sep.17,1 p.m Barbarossa, Oct.15, noon.Albert.Sept.28, noon.Kurfuerst,Uct.32, 11am MEDITKRRANEAN SERVICE.GIBRALTAR\u2014NAPLES\u2014GENOA.F.1rens, Eept.17, 1] ain | Labn.Nov.7,11 sm Lahn.Sept.26; liam | Hohens'n,Nov.21, 11 am.Motenz'l, Uct.1ü, 31 n æ P.1rene, Dec.1,11 sm P.Irene, Uot 24, Ll aw Lahn, Dec.10, il am QELRICHS & CO.5 Breadw.Nr Win HENRY; SOLE AGENT Tr Temple Building, 139 Jt.Jamos ds Livt Oct.10th | Auction Sales AT PRIVATE RESIDENGES During the autumn months will be attended to personally by our Mr.Hicks.Householders intending to favour us with their commissions are kindly requested to give us early intimation so as to secure choice of date.Inventories taken and valuations made.Advances on consignments.Furniture and other merchandise sent to our rooms is displayed to advantage, and best results guaranteed.Rugs and fine art goods a specialty.Charges moderate and returns prompt.Good dry storage for furniture, etc.M.HICKS & CO.Auctioneers.1821-1823 Notre Dame street.205 4 Household Futsiture, [At Quir Sajesreems, Nos $33 and 485 me.James Street, Regular Auction Friday Moraiag, 4th September.at 19 o'closk.en A large assortment of household furnle ture, carpets.oficloth.cooking stoves ranges.domestic requisites, and a large guantity of miscellaneous goods.ete Safe.clean, dry storage for furniture, ninnor.etc.Private sales at all times Furniture, upright and square pianos, carriages, harness, etc.Cash advances made, FRASER BROS.Auctioneers.205 5 Noat Howsebold Furniture and effects, Brussels carpet, good u t piano, B.P.iantél mirror, handsome brass gasaliers, antique mahogany .card table, etc.Sale by auction for estate Jate Mrs.M.E.Jodery.by order of the executor, at the residence, NO.28 LORNE AVENUE, off Milton, near University street, on THURSDAY MORNING.3rd SEPT.including very good upright piano, Brussels carpet, B.P.mantel mirror, antique card table, parlour suite, odd tables and chairs, curtains, pictures and ornaments, parlour cabinet, good oak sideboard, walnut dining table, set dining chairs In leather, china, glass and silver ware, linen, very good office table, desk and revolving chair, walnut bedroom set, handsome ma~- hogany bureau and washstand.mattresses, feather pillows, lounges, easy chairs, small range.gas stove, retriger- ator, kitchen sundries, etc.Sale at 10 c'olock.FRASER BROS., 205 4 Auctioneers.NOTICE 15 hereby ziven that Tuesday, the ist September is the last day on which the 3 P.C.DISCOUNT can be allowed.Parties desiring to avall themselves of e INSTALMENT system.however.can do so by paying one-half on or before the 8th SEPTEMBER, and the balance on or before the sth NOVEMBER: but no discognt Is allowable on such payments, and in default of the first within the time spect- filed the whole becomes due and exigible.and the water may be TURNED OFF at any time.after the due dates, without further notice.Payments may be made by mailing accepted cheque; and parties coming to the City Hall will avoid delay by bringing the exact amount of their bills.By order, W.ROBB, City Treasurer.City Treasurer's Office, City Hall, Montreal, 24th August.183.HOW MUCH IS BABY WORTH ?ROBODY KNOWS! But It\u2019s worth taking careof, anyway.Ifiu \u201c precious little life # threatened from CHOLERA, DYSENTERY, DIARRHOEA, CHOLERA INFAN.TUM or BOWEL COMPLAINTS of an) kind give it DR.FOWLER\u2019S EXTRACT OF WILD STRAWBERRY, NATURE'S OWR SPECIFIC.A household remedy for nearly sixty years.Pleasant, Harmless, Reliable, and Effectual.Every mother should have it in the house.21 7 PRICE .38s.Common Sense Kills Rats, Mice, Roaches, Bed Bugs.: NO OFFENSIVE ODOR.- All drugxists.or 381 Queen, West, Toronto.Beware of imitatioms.«se IR tory Bair ressing.8 drdara Tai Talion vii sh {iseases, Covers BALD \"stain skin or Mnen.large 56 Osut Dotiics, at lending Arngwiets Montreal, - and beauty to RAAT HAIR.Useuaiy May Baily Meatth.Most mtiafae 206 313 Hamburg-/tmerican.FOR PLYMOUTH\u2014CHERBOURG\u2014 HAMBURG.Ewin-ÿcrew Express and \u2019assen er Service THE GREAT OCEAN FLYER; S.S.Deutschland.Record Voyage, 5 days, 7 brs., 38 min.Sails Sept.15, Uct.13, Nov.12.Moitke.Sept.3 | Dratachland.Sept, 15 Phoenicia.Sept.bi Bluecher.Sept.17 F.Bismarck.8ept.101 Walderses.19 .\u2026.Bept.12 A.Victoris.Sept.24 To the Mediterranean NEW YORK \u2014 NAPLES \u2014 GENOA.By superb Twin-Screw Steamers.Bamburg-Awmerican Line, 4: way.NV.J.James Thom, General Agent, 44 St.Franool! » Xavier et, W.H.Henry, Temple Building, 185 # rer Batiersby's Tourist Agenez, 176 51 James CUNARD LINE Boston-Queenstown-Liverpool Fast Twin-serow Mall and Passen, 5 3 markable for steadin Rooms upper midships; perfect ventiiation, SARNIA ne bel x _ ov.7.VLTFONLA- LS AS Chird class valy.Ope- cially ditel.Plans, sailiugs, ete, 136 State At, Boston, Nasa ALEXANDER MANTIN, AotxT, of te W.H, Henry, Temple Bil ling, 153 32 Ja mou New Orieans by Water Elegant new passenger steamahips of the Souihern Pacific Leave New York every Wednesday nt noon, arriving New Orleans Monday.Leave New Orleans every Wednesday at boon, arriving New York Monday.For further Information address 340 Broadway, or 1 Broadway, Washington Bidg.N.Y.F.T.BROOKS, N.Y.B.A., 129 Bo.Franklin st., Syracuse, N.Y.ASK FOR DR.S8PIEGEL\u2019S TABLETS, the only reliable remedy for impotency.At all druggists or address for particulars P.O.Boz 560, Montreal 9 ood L£ Covernton\u2019s Carbolie Tooth Wash is the original and best wash in the market for cleanging and Phoserving the teeth, ce 28c, 5üUc and 81.00.For sale by all Jrug- gists , 206 t INLAND NAVIGATION.REDUCED RATES EXHIBITIONS TORONTO and RETURN .$13.35 Including meals and berth, westbound, on all steamers, and return on Montreal-Toronto- Hamilton Line.Tickets good going Aug.31 to Sept.10, and leaving Toronto up to Sept.13, 1908.Montreal-Toron'o Line \u2014 Rteamers lesve | datty.except Sundays.at 1 p.m.Montreal-Toronto- Hamilton Line \u2014 Steamers Jeave Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at p.m.Quebec Line \u2014 Steamers leave dally at T p.m.Saguenay Line Steamers leave Quebec dally except Sundays.at § am.CITY TICKET OFFICE.128 St.James street, (opp.Post Office).200 tf RAILROADS.Montreal Park & Island Railway Co.LACHINES Leaving Post Office every 20 min.from 6 a.m.to 11 p.m.Last car to Le- chine at midnight.From Lachine every 20 min.from 3.00 a.m.to 11.30 p.m.Last car 12.50 a.m.to 81.Henry only.SAULT AU RECOLLET 45 min.serviee, j.ving Victoria square from 6.13 am.to 11 p.m.From Sault au Recollet every 45 min.from 8.30 am.to 1] p.m.CARTIERVILLE: 40 min.service.Through cars will leave Victoria square from 6.40 am.to 11 p.m.From Cartiervilif 5.40 a.m.to 31 p.m.MOUNTAIN: leaving Mt, Royal and Park Ave.every 20 min.from 85.40 a.m, to 11.18 p.m.From Victoria Ave., Westmount, every 20 min.from 5.50 a.m.to 11.10 p.m.MOUNTAIN BELT: Special service will be given via ft.Catherine st.as required.For particulars see time tables, which can be had at all the Company's offices and walt- ing rooms and from conductors.318 œ CANADIAN PACIFIC HARVEST EXCURSIONS to the CANADIAN fees, nee \u2014\"1$35, 00 Reabeer 1 640.00 NORTHWEST From all ftations in the Provinces of Ontario and Quebec on SKPT, 15th and 39th, 1903.Good fer return until Nov.16 and 30, \"03.EXHIBITIONS TORONTO AND RETURN.sesseurs a+su00 errreences $1.00 Sept.6, 6, 8 9 10.ve on» sees.§10.08 Return Limit\u2014Sept.16, 1908.SHERBROOKE AND RETURN, 2.0 eevessees eveve vecu.$2.09 $3.35 Grand View 8wan River Regina Moosejaw 1$30.00 Bept.1, 4, B.vere were see seareres on Return Limit\u2014Sepr.7, 1903.OTTAWA AND RETURN.Sept.14, 16, 18 .| voue ser poocer 2.80 Sept.11, 12, 13, 13, 17.«oc or 2+.$3.60 Keturn limit, Sept.21st, 1003.ST.JOHNS AND RETURN Bept.3 to 12 inc.Limited to date of sale and Including ONE ADMISSION to Exposition .« s.+\u2026» oo P.M.Trains Sept.4 and all traine Sept.5 to 12 inc.\u2026 où 2.0 22e.B1.00 City Ticket and Telegraph Office, 138 SL Office.- James stroet.next Pos: Of.RAILWAY NRE Te EXHIBITIONS TORONTO nXEn.ew Sept.4.6, 8, 9, .Return Limit-Sept.15.1903.Train Service\u2014Going\u2014Leave Montreal 9.08 a.m.and 10.30 p.m.daily.8.00 p.m.week days.Arrive Toronto 4.40 p.m., 7.18 a.m.6.50 a.m.Returning-\u2014Leave Torofi- to 0.00 a.m., 10.30 p.m.dally, 8.00 2.0, 9.00 p.m.week days.SHERBROOKE x:420R RETURN.Sept.2 and 3.0 000 oe Aug.31.Sept.1, 4, B.o\u2026u0000 iteturn Linit\u2014Sept.T.1903.: Special Train Bervice \u2014Sept.2, 1908.\u2014Going \u2014Leave Montreal 7.00 a.m.: arrive brooke 10.20 a.m.Returning leave 8 brooke 10.30 p.m.On Sept.3 special train will also leave Sherbrooke 10.80 p.m.foe Montreal.Regular Train service \u2014 Going \u2014 Leave Montreal 5.01 am.4.15 p.m.week da 8.pm Gaily.Returning\u2014Leave Bhé .45 a.m.daily.9.38 a.m., 3.28 p.m.Weel days.OTTAWA ANB.Sept.14, 16, .cen Sept.11.12, 33.IX, IT.2 2 2 Len evu0000 Return Limit, Sept.21, 1003.Train Service Going Leave Montreal week days at B.40 a.m.4.10 p.m.Dal et 7 p.m.Arrive Ottawa 11.40 a.m., 7.10.00 p.m.Returning \u2014 f.eave Of.Daily at 8.20 am Arrive p.m.9.35 p.m.11.20 a.m.ST.JOHNS ANB Sept.5 to 12 inc.Limited to date o: sale and including ONE ADMIS- =,\" - SION to Exposition .$1.00\" P.M.Trains Rept.4.and all trains Sept.8 to 32 ine.\u2026 cn 0002 +000 BLAS Return limit Sept.14.1903.Train service (10 trains each way)\u2014Golng\u2014 Leave Montreal, week days.7.20 8.m., 9.01 a.m., 10.13 a.m.1.35 p.m.(Sat.only), 2.28 p.m.(ex.Bat), 4.43 p.m.6.20 p.m.Dafly at 630 p.m.5.10 p.m., 8.40 p.m.Arrive 8t.Johns 8.00 ain.9.48 am.J1.00 am.2.30 p.m.3.18 p.m., 8.85 p.m.\u2026.7.12 p.m.7.28 p-m., 9.00 p.m., 9.28 p.m.: LABOR DAY, SEPT.7th, Round Trip Tickets will be issued at SINGLE NES, FARE, - Going Dates\u2014sept.5th, Sth and Ÿth Return Limit -vept.Stn 1905.Ten TTR CITY TICK LT OFFIOX.137 St.James fitrest, Telephones Wa): 460 ani 401, or Bennventars ta tien.\\ CANADA ATLANTIC RAILWAY NEW ROUTE TO Muskoks, Parry Sownd, Georgian Bay via Ottawa, Canada's Picturesque Capital, Through Algonquin National Park Best Trout Fishing in Chnada.No Licenses Required by Non-Residenta The Park is one only of nature's playgrounds on the line of the Canada Atlan- cases folder descriptive of 220 miles of Highlands, lakes and Rivers entitled FAST TRAINS DAILY, 3 And Parlour Cars leave Bonaventure Depot 8.40 n.m\u2026.410 BSuna:ys W.P.HINTON.G.P.Agent.Ottawa, Out.tic Rallway.Write or obtain from folder \u201cQuting in Lakeland.\u201d MONTREAL TO OTTAWA.3 and 7M p.m.week days and 7.00 pm.KK B.MUSSEN, font.8 &æ 608, Board of , Montreal, RES 0 nes Res ue - tawa\u20261woekdays, 3.20.-p.r0 \u2014 6-21 \u2014- \u201cconstruction of a su $3 per anpum.at te Omilod States M.Lee Bterke.pe Ballding.New \u2018York, and Tribune A caga.pâtes tn France, Mayence, Favre and Cle, Agent in Toronto.M.W.MeGillivray, 16 King et., Agents in Ottawa, Cunningham and Co Agent In London.land.Percy \u201cA.Hurd.100 Fleet ot.Eas Circulation of the Star.WEEK BNDING AUG.22nd, 1903.MONDAY - .- 54,144 TURSDAY - - .- 054,260 WEDNESDAY - - - 54,357 THURSDAY - - - 54,307 FRIDAY - - .- 54145 SATURDAY - - - 60,207 BB Hours a.p.m.\u2018Biiday, Zp.WEP Sherbrovkest, and 2ad 1.0330 sabe.1 TREADGOLD COMMISSION.Evidence as to Boyles Creek Concession Heard on Monday.Special to The Montreal Star.Vancouver, B.C., September 1.\u2014 At Dawson yesterday morning Boyle's Quartz Creek concession was taken up by the Treadgold Commission.The same allegations are found as regarde the others.Af- fidavite say the ground was more suitable for hydraulic than placer mining.It is alleged that false information was given in order: to secure the concession.uiry inte the Klondike River concession follows, Then the erson concession on Hunker Creek will be investigated.This latter is the oldest and first nted in the Territory.It covers the | of Hunker Creek for two and a half miles.It is very rich and has been worked for years by ordinary placer methods with eat success, complaint against the ger concession on Indian River was thrown out.It was filed by Mr.Bran- on.The Commission will sit at the Forks on Tuesday and for the remainder of the week.It will sit two days next week at Gold Bottom, the principal settlement on the Hunker.: STRANGE SUICIDE.A Manitoba Girl Places Her Head on Railway Track.Winnipeg, Man, September 1.\u2014 Miss Sheardown.sister of S.Sheardown, a farmer near Hamiota, Man., killed her- sclf yesterday in that town.She placed her head on à rail in front of a moving train, and it was revered from her body.She has been despondent of late.Religious Refugees Not Wanted.Lima.Peru, September 1.-\u2014-A motion has been submitted in the Chamber of Deputies to prohibit the immigration into Peru of the members of th religious orders which were expelled from France.SHERBROOKE, QUE, nvsry ray ES hibition BIGGER THAN EVER.Unparalieled Attractions.Dazziing Firoworks.Special Trains Sept.2nd and 3rd, return fare $2.50.Other days round trip at single fare.Write for Official Programmes.W.M.TOMLINSON, Secy 203 saw FUNERAL NOTICE.DANCING Frederic W.Norman's Sshool, Conservatory Hall, 7360 5 Catherine.Mr.Norman will be at the hall day or eveniag Circa! fled.Phone Up 3811.204 sit UNDER VICE REGAL PATRONAGE y Prof.Frank H.Norman\u2019s Beléet classes in Dancing and Deportment will re-open in btanie Hall, 197 stanley tt.tp September.W for the date.) ou ean learn the new Dances for this Seasom, at Stanley Hall only.Ctreulars mailed.204s! The Most Charming Trip To Carillon and Back $1.00 PALACE STR.SOVEREIGN, Take 8 a.m.train for Lachine, home by the rapids at 6.30 p.m., foot of Moai Street.2nd Begimen AE Canadian Artillery.The Companies will parade or infantry and arm dri!l as follows : No.1 Company, Monday.fist August.at \u2014 No.2 Company, Tuesday.1st September, at 815 pm.No.3 Company.Wedresday, 3nd Sep | tember, at 8.15 p.m.Uniform\u2014Drill order.By order, W.E.LYMAN.Capt.206%?© Aet.Adit LANSDOWNE LODGE No.8, I.O.O.F.: The members of the above lodge ase requested to attend the fun of a our late Bro.8, Merryfisid, at 3 m.W Y from Gain St.44 Regalia; badges.By order.JOHN RADCLIFFE, 207e1 Rec.Bec.Mr.McMicoll at Winnipeg.Special to The Méntreal Star.Winnipe tember 1.\u2014Mana Me Nicholl a Septembe General nager Leonard, of the C.P.R.returnad from a trip of 1 tion over the western lines.Mr.McNichol! has been over the main ling to Revelstoke and through Arrow Head Lakes ,aiso vigiting Edmonton.; Ecsema, No Cure, No Pay.Your druggist will refund your money if PAZO of T fails to cure Bing.worm, Tetter, Old Ulcers and Sores, Pimples and Blackheads on the face, and: all skin diseases, 50 cents.If your druggist hasn't it in stock send 50 cents in stamps to the Paris Medicine Co., 8t.Lonis, Mo., who also manufacture Laxative Bromo Quinine, the celebrated Cold Cure.Special Notice.LINDSAY'S FOR GOOD TUNERS.Look in When Pa ing The new grill room connecte: with the Beilvue Cafe, corner of M St.Catherine strects.The very of places for lunch, dinner or gupnde «.*- onrte.Cuisine excellengs \u2026\u2014.- cesse mi i teur se E e / [EE v- Session of House Hes Now Obtained à Record -.for Length.LONDEMNED -AND DEFENDED Bighty-two Members Have Expressed Views on Grand Trunk Pacific .and More to Come.Special Staff CorreMpondence.\u2018Press Gallery, House of Commons, September 1.\u2014Up to the adjournment of the House last evening eighty-two members bad expressed their views on the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway proposition.There are still ten or a dozen who desire to peak and un attempt will be made to get through: with them all at today's sitting, 50 that the vote may be taken.The one hundred snd seventy-third day was reached yesterday, making the session already the longest on record.Mr.Pringle (Cornwall and Stormont) Was the firet speaker of the afternoon.He Blamed the Government for springing so vast a scheme upon Parliament without any warning whatever, the subj t oven being mentioned in the speach frou the throne.As to the bonding ivileges bugaboo, the people saw through the ri- culous nature of this excuse for haste.While firmly believing that there were great possibilities for the development of the unknown country through which the Grand Trunk Pacific was to go, it was the Government\u2019s duty to, take at least e to thoroughly explore the Soantry and find out just what they were doing ore plunging into a scheme which in ed such vast outlay.As to the road carrying grain from the West, the gere rallway authorities in Canada d declared that it was impossible for railways to compete with the water routes in the carrying of grain, so that it was evident that the road would be absolutely useless for this purpose.MORE ECONOMICAL.il strongly 1 pported Mr.Borden\u2019s , especially the nationalizing of the Sudbury section of the Canadian.Pacific Railway, and using it as a bridge to con- Dect the Eastern and Western railways.Mr.Borden\u2019s scheme would not cost nearly @ much as the Government proposition, and would meet all the demands of the situation.Taking all these facts Into consideration, and especially Mr.Blair's remg.nation as a protest nst the destruction of the Intercolonial, Mr.Pringle said that # wag the duty of the Govermment to ap- pea) to the people ore taking action.Beven Ministers had spoken on thw scheme and not one of them had been able to justify their support of the proposition, Or even guess at what it would cost.The Government evidently feared to let the people vote on the matter, and that was why they were m0 anxious to rush it through this session.; Proceeding to discuss the necessity for the road \u201cSr.Pringle pointed out that there had never been any congestion east of Port Arthur, and that both the Can.sdian Pacific Railway and the Canadian Northern Railway had their facilities we 8 the yest, ®0 tha need for the new.road woe not t west of Port Arthur. Br 5 yy - ean nA 4 - Me SAS AD Eps YAN = Ë the announcement of Unit \u2018las been much discussion as ts way The Wall Street Bumma money once paid into the Treas though this money was Internal use funds from these sources wo mergtd with customs recelpts posit.Secretary Shaw has kept other money by a system of book have decided that under findings segregated moneys can be pald deposits will be made If the occa , {¢ is désirable that the law eposit of all Government funds in the e people shonld not be withdrawn bad enough to compel the people e tine so disposing of the Money instrument of further torture.\u201d Fils goocoere = aR AH 5 95089980966 beg 5 CONSOLIDATED LAKE SUPERIOR.\u2014 I is reported from Philadelphia that R.Rothermel, ir.former district attorney, acting on behalf of E.Clarence Mil- Jer and other owners of the Consolidated Lake Buperior Co's.stock, has written the company demanding the right to inspect its books to ascertain the names of subscribers to a syndicate recently formed, the amount pledged by each and the sum each has pald, and also to learn what action the company has taken in connection with the contract.Mr.Miller and his friends are sald to represent upwards of 20,000 shares of the company's stock.MONEY OUTLOOK.\u2014Twenty-two clearing house institutions are to-day below their legal reserve, loans stand at the highest volume for this date on record, the banks are fast losing money to the Treasury, and the interior currency movement fa turning aggjnsp them, says the New York Post.\u201d \u2018 Monday's Bub-trea- sury return gives a loss to the banks of $208,000 since Friday, against a gain of $973,000 reported by them during the same period last week.This showing was in part due to the movement of currency to New Orleans.which threatens to continue longer than usual this year, owing to the unusual conditions obtaining in the cotton market.In this connection it in significant that the first faflure to oc- our in that market since the present movement began was announced Monday.-Whether this is indicative of the turn that must come ere long, depends on ae- tual trade conditions.But the market continued excited and feverish throughout the trading, under a heavy volume of business.R.R.STOCK SHRINKAGE \u2014The New York Sun estimates that in 1893, on a capitalization of $4.668.000.000, the market value of United States rallroad stocks shrunk only $1,300.000.600, against a shrinkage this year of $2.650,560.00) on a capitall- \u2018gation of $6.024,000.000.On the basis of representative issues rallroad bonds In 189 shrunk $567.480.000 as aeainst $500.430,000 this year.This makes the total shrinkage in 1883, a year of widespread financial trouble, $1,900,000 and in the few months of this vear $3.150.000,000, Dow.Jones & Co.issued a bulletin estimating the loss In market value upon thirty-seven railroads at $1.121.537.320, and on thirty-one indus- trials at $836,537.966, a total of $2,008,075.285.ed States Secretary Shaw's purpose his authority to do what he pro- ry.* It has been popularly (gupposed ury could not be put out on deposit, ravenue or miscellaneous receipts, auld have lost their identity by becom- which specifically cannot be put out interna) revenue receipts separate keeping.The law officers of the Trea- of the United States Supreme Court into banks.The important fact is that sion demands.In order to quiet cavil, should be so amended as to make the banks.compulsory.The money of from circulation to thelr detriment.to submit to taxation without at the them as to make it an collected from OO Poe oP PPP EISPOOSP METROPOLITAN STREET RAILWAY \u2014The rise in Metropolitan Street Rallway was directly due to the published statement that the Whitney-Ryan Interests had taken over a large block of atock trom Kuhn, Loeb & Co.although It was declared that the extent of the transaction had been much exaggerated.It was declared to be purely a private affair.and had nothing to do with the underwriting syndicate organised at the time the Metropolitan Securities Company was formed.The notion that there might he a deal between Metropolitan Btreet Ratl- way and the Interborough Rapid Transit Company, which controls Manhattan.was not credited.Interborough stock on the curb was scarcely affected.only a small amount coming out ut a fractional advance.N.Y.STOCK MARKET.\u2014The floating supply of stock in New York is apparently small, and the demand in the loan crowd would seem to Indicate that the short interest is still fairly large, and a strong bull leadership could force a further good rise.Until active interest is manifested by the public and the larger interests take hold, however, the market is likely to fluctuate within narrow Hm- Its.The threatened labour trouble on the B.and O.and the reports of rate.cutting by the Chicago Great Western are unfavourable factors.but are not likely to have much effect in the present narrow speculation.SMALL BANKS POPULAR.\u2014A little over three years ago Congress authorized the organization of banks with a ca ital as low as $25,000.Since then there have been organized In the United States 1,065 such banks, of which Texas has 128, nearly one-eighth.There have also been organized in that period 576 banks with capital of $50.000 or over, and of these Texas has fifty-three, or nearly obhe- tenth.More capital went into minimum capital banks in Texas alone than in the twelve other Southern States.\u2018\u2018Theae facts indicate two truths,~ says the El Puso Herald, \u201cFirst that capital is not afrald of Texas, and.second, that Texas has vast capital available for its own uses.Each little benk is something of a guarantee of stability and good sense In financial and commercial affairs.The extension of the national banking system by the act of 1900 was in every way beneficent.\u201d «À TOUK ADVANGES - AGAIN GHECKED Heaviness of New York \u201cExerted Influence Here.PRICES GENERALLY STEADY Power, Twins, and C.P.R.the Fea- tures\u2014Considerable Iron Bonds Sell\u2014Market Dull.4 Correspondents of the Montreal Star in Wall Street and on the Chicago Board of Trade report that stocks were irregular.while wheat was easier.ln the local market 5 s were steady.Sales on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday were 505,085 shares, against 1%2,347 Batur- day, and 200,000 on the same day last wi There was no afternoon session of the Montreal Stock Exchange to-day.Trading on the Montreal Stock Exchange was somewbat disappointing this morning, after the hopes raised by the improved tone ot yesterday.Prices did not show much disposition to decline, but further advances were checked.The feeling, early in the day, was rather firm, but as advices from New York began to be received, showing that the market there indicated a heavy disposition, in some cases registering declines, holders here became more prepared to sell.The most active stock on the List was Twin City.It sold mostly in ong large biock.Prices were somewhat lower than yesterday's highest.The range was 93 14 to 93 12, the closing being at the lower figure.The activity shown in Montreal Power, yesterday, was continued to some extent to-day, 345 shares changing hands at an advance of from 4 point te 1 pornt, over yesterday.C.P.R.was in {fair demand, and sold ex-dividend, at 126 14 to 194 12 a small cale of two shares taking place at 125 1-2.Only fifty shares of irou Preferred were sold.The tirst 25 were sold at 31, yesterday\u2019s figure.The second 25 sold at Twenty five Toledo rold at yesterday's figure.Iron Bonds were in demand at yesterday's price, 5,000 selhng at 60.Bales of Scotia bonds agam appeared, 2,000 selling al 108 1-4.\u2019 Other sales were, 30 Commercial Cable at 151, and a few Bank Stocks at a steady price.+ .Messrs.L.JJ.Forget & (o's London cable to-day quoted.Grand Trunk first, 114; second, 102.third.52 3-8; Canadian Pacific, 128; Anaconda, 4 1-2; Hudson Bay, 85 34.: Montreal Exchange quotations: New York Funds, J 6t di-.tn 1.64 dis.hetwean * banke, 1-4 prem., Steriing, sixty days, : 8 2332 to 8 3-4 Pytween banks.Sterhmg, demand, 9 3-8 to 13-32 between banks: : Sterling, cables.9 p32 to 0 1-2 between banks: Paris, francs Tong, 5.19 38 between ' banks; Paris, france short, 5.16 7-8 Between banks, 5.16 1-4 counter.Toronto Street Railway earnings: nerense.Eundar, Ang.23.B4107 $409 Monday, Aug.24.- 5.008 520 Tuesday.Aug.B.580 3 Wednesday, Aug.26 .6,135 557 Thursday.Aug 27.6140 gas Friday, Aug.B .5928 313 : Saturday, August -2 \u2026.7,773 30] : Total .oo .$41,864 3,242 À secial to the Montreal Star from Toronto reported sales there as follows: C.Toronto\u2019s Great Hotel The King Fiward is the\u2019 anle modem fire proof hotel in the city.Tilt of esl.stone and marble.and 83.00 and np American.ates, 81,5) Fn-snean 206 2 je 4 P.R., 160 at 124 1-8 to 124 58; Can.Gen.71 at 158 1-2 to 150 1-4; Twin City, 160 at 92 7-8 to 83; Domunion Coal, 206 at 83; Nova Scotia Steel, 50 at 86.On the Boston market Copper Range and Amal.Copper monopolized the whole attention this morning.Copper Range sold 66 38 and 6.Amal.Copper solc 50 and 48 34.Dominion Coal, only 50 shares traded in at 82 1-4.Dominion Iron, 100 sold at 9 1-4: United Fruit sold at 96 and 95.Rest of the market dull and featurelées.' At New York, stocks were generally a shade higher in the opening, but there were few important exceptions.Melro- politan Street Railway dropped 13 and the Securities Company 4 on a revised view of the transfer of the underwriting syndicate holdings announced yesterday.Southern Pacific and Erie, first preferred, | also showed slight losses.About noon pressure developed against the general run of active stock on moderate offerings.There was a momentary rally later, Pat prices sagged quite steadily during the second hour, and there was a more general display of weakness in the standard stocks.eclines of a point or more in St.Paul, Mo.P.B.& O.,.NYC.Rock Island and Manhattan exerted a depressing effest on the entire list.Realizing sales and the failure to follow up yesterday's rise che many important demands.Metropolitan Street Railway declined to 113}.Anaconda broke half, Minneapolis and St.Louis 3, and the Alton stock.Erie second preferred, Kansas and Texas preferred.and Tennessee Coal 1tol 34.Bonds were irregular.Money on call, nominal at 2 to 2 14 per cent.Prime mercantile paper, 6 to to 6}.¥.J.Penfold & Co.received the following Wall Street advices over their private wire : Tone decidedly heavy, as selling had come from food quarters.Floor traders doing very little to check re-action.Qom- mission houses, business light; London did not affect the usual support.Mo.P.was one of the weakest features, as floor traders seemed to have got wind of the source of the selling orders.These were given out by Gould brokers, and were not unfairly taken as an indication that the pool was rontent with \u2018tarns at present.Traders hammered Roek Island, finding rather weak bull account.Laidlaw and Co., New York, send their Moatreal manager, Mr.Louis 8.Caldwell, the following advices: The market opened firm but trading was less important and stocks in freer supply than yesterday.The buying of C.P.R.by Wasserman attracted considerable attention.Market seems to be more din tinctly professional than yesterday.Striking feature at the opening was the sharp decline in Metropolitan.clined to combine advance yesterday, and the tone of the morning gossip on yesterday's deal evidently caused some holders to realize to-day.Transactions were small.Banks lost $860.000 since Friday.Charles Head and Co.received the fol: lowing advices over their special wire: The New Yark market this morning has heen extremely dull and entirely profess- ioral, with an inclhination to sag.The higher prices from london were without much effect at the opening and the absence of any foreign buying was a disappointment.Metropolitan traction was about the weakest feature.the selling there being induced presumably by the story that Kuhn Loeb had forced the purchase of their holdings on the original vendors because of misstatements as 19 earnings, ete.Traders sold stocks and recessions were common throughout the list, but there was not much aggression on r:ther wide of fhe account.Crop weather 1s still reported as gen- | erally favourable, and railroad earnings rabi-hed to-day continte to show à tren-es.At this writing the speculation is absolutely stagnant.George C.Ryan ava Co.reeccived the ; following from McIntyre and Marshall, New York, over their private wire: Fraders have been selling stocks since the opening.and have found verv little buving power in the market or support.They were in hopes of being able to dispose of some of their stocks to hetter advantage on the higher London quotativas.But commission houses were practically Ful! the rarket under the present condi tins.Tondon has heen a small buver.but net enough to be a factor, Many traders have been putting out some fresh without orde-sshawing a continued absenre ! of anv outsida response to the efforts \u201ca raders were in-* { i { | Venir 5e \u2014 .+ BARS > Riv wen ron wae nigra pn evel pe Se i TU TA ace id a Ce oh | \\ short lines p and xchange = 4 a mT À up pri | cs | ide | - i C 06S. and latest lapro remonte; rev Prin pte En nl peaking log \"16 Dormant Oia, 06 St.Famille st.| 205 Sed - are Shorten ant Xe ant werk; ooh Wages and good Wows | OOM MODERN, WELL FURNISHED Fpglish asd Tha Laine Pack: 55\" tan righ she We City Hall avenue.[Qa \u2014 PORITNON AS MOUSEKREP.room.batbroom fcor; good locallty; close Ro \u2014 Two LARGE AND ONR: jus anc Pro: isles ut, Tr or,\" Resa © widower, with young to Sherbrooke st.Apply es 78 Victoria street.wnfurnished suitable for 3 Wareso \u2014 FR ox ra, Fr 2.A.C.Drawer 34, Thres 17 58 light nossskaspies, Apply 336 SL Antoige st = HOUSE- york Skin M£g.Co, B Lemoine Sed Sept, ein OOMB \u2014 PARTIES APPRECIATE , ot avoir ai all week a TE M Géorse - Warp \u2014 POSITION AS COMPANION comforts of a high © home, can Le OOM \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED : 4 ANTED MAN THAT U RASTANDE \"7% ee doverness, Froth socommodated \u2014th à atome ur room om \u2018beth fist, Auer light, in private .or business.Crawlerd a and music If desired.Good ~ nished rooms, wi tamil Lawrence st.Corner WE \u2014 FOR WHOLESALE Bou , 880 Nt.Pam! él.So dress 8, 3504, Bitar Office.\u2019 8 [okester at.5 doors west pt Windsor Hotel y, 837 St Le 500 Dood experienced AAR, and typewriter; knowledge of French desirable.ANTED \u2014 A MODEL TO TRY ON WANTRO\u2014HOUSH PAINTING, DBCORA.Roox \u2014 NICE FURNISHED 00M To gg wala sii Cowie BB, Bike| po WUE SOE Sn | En et nt Rr | ROG Ri ee, Aone Tent ho Bd Je at DT Cather i RB.David, Giéa Dorchester at.low \u2019 cold running water; also \u2018shower bath; close to OOM \u2014 UNFURNISHED ROOM ON ANTED \u2014 A MAN THAT.UNDER- ANTRD \u2014 FIRST OLASS MACHIN- ~ Windsor station; facing Dominion square.14 first fat, with light use of kitoben if de- stands horses and oarriagss.Apply 10 ists; must be used to Interchangeable Wane \u2014 SITUATION AS \u2019HOUBE- Osborne at.200 12 |aired.1965 Notre Dame st.No.228 Montana st.city.work; only sieady men need apply; to such much experience; good refer- good wages will be paid.Canadian Pneumaile sooes.Asoly to B, ASS, tar Office 208 8 OOMB \u2014 TO LET ON SHERBROOKR ooms \u2014 FURNISHED, ELEC- WANTED \u2014 \u2014 100 BUSH MEN.APPLY Ta Tool Co., 67 Latour st.near Drummond at.rooms on bathroom tric light, hot water heated and tsie- ver Hotel, ANTED \u2014 SITUATION BY A PERSON fiat.Telephone, eleotricity; ORLY.phone.\u20ac8 Aylmer st.07 3 Windsor a.ne Clarke.VW ANTED -_ ROMAN To Po FAMILY To working bo Loupe for gentleman: R.2833, Btar Office.203 > hi at her own me.forences.good orenoès.Apply tr.Law n = OOMS \u2014 NEW- ANTBD.\u2014 A RESPECTABLE \u2018MIDDLE Apply between 1 and 3 p.m.268 Bishop st.Miss J.C.205 3 DOM \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNIBHED, ly renovated and weil furnisted, in quiet aged woman wanted &s general servant for a gentleman, with every convenience.private house, modern conveniences.Tel.in small family, comfortable home; refer- V ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL ABLE TO VV +NTED ENGLISH LADY DESIRENS 47 Durocher st.204 10 ete, 81 McGill College avenue.ences required.Apply 42 Mackay at.do plain cooking; wages 13 dollars.Also : position as to gentismen, have experience and have a knowledge of window dressing: must also apeak a little French Address N, 0004, Star Branoh Of- ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN.APPLY TO John Robertson and Son, 2257 8t.Catherine st.207 2 VV ANTED \u2014 TWO GENERAL SERVANTS, one must understand cooking.Apply Wednesday morning, 300 Prince Arthur at.35a St.Philip at.ANTED \u2014 OFFICE BOY.JOHN JAMES Browne and Son, 207 St.James st.ANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS PR tor ladies\u2019 talloring, also finishers coats Soria).Apply Mr.Heri, John Murphy, and WANTED \u2014 A HOUSEMAID; MUST RE : able to wait on table And have good re- rr PROPERTY WANTED.VY ANTED \u2014 LOT OF LAND CHNTRALLY : situated, one with aide lane preferred.pot less than 80 x 80.Or, same size of lot with buildings thereom, ha could be convert- od Intx warehouse.Or, proprietor of same aise of lot, who would baile to suit tenant, on @ tive or ten years lease.Address K, 6344, Star Branch Office.8 LOTS FOR SALE.yer SALE \u2014.5 LOTS, BITUATED ON Van Horne avenue, 20,000 feat of land, east side of Clark street to Bt.Urbaln strest, facing (be C.P.R: main line, with a siding of 350 feet long.facilitating the unloading bi cars on the ground.For further informa- ed apply 0 D.Parize., 1588 Noire aru For SALE \u2014 WESTMOUNT BUILDING lots.A few lots each 50 feet by JOU feet, on the upper level, for sale just now at $1000 per Jot; one half cash.Apply at once to The J Cradock Simpson Co., second floor, Merchants Baok Bldg.BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET.TO LET \u2014 SHOP AND DWELLING, heated.5Y4 Wellington street, dry guods, genl's turnishings, boots and shoes, etc, w U.kiward May, 434 Elm ave.would do we ue TO RENT STORE AND DWELLING.A store facing Parc Lafoniaine, on lhe FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.meer 0 TO LET \u2014 SEYMOUR AVENUE, FURnished house, 10 rooma, extension kitchen, hot water, electric light, etc.Rent reasonable.Phone Main 3.Ernest Bolton, 1763 Notre Dame st.207 3 TO LET \u2014 FURNISHED OR UNFUR nished, 182 Notre Dame, until May 1st or longer, detached house, 15 rooms.All modern conveniences; furnace; rent cheap, Se - FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED.WANTED .\u2014 VERY CAREFUL TENant, no small children, wants furnished house in good locality, 7 or 8 bedrooms.Room 429, Board of Trade, Montreal.208 6 WANTED \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED house, in good locallty, about 5 bedrooms, ~smail family.Address N, 6566, Star Branch Office.206 8 RESIDENTIAL FLATS TO LET.FLATS TO LET.EIGHT ROOMS each, heated by the proprietor, in the new apartment house.Nos.73-75 Tupper st.looking down Seymour avenue, up to date in every respect; nothing better offering, Jas.M.Mitcheli, 214 St.James at.204 8 TO LET \u2014 FURNISHED, SPLENDID middle flat, 7 rooms, heated by furnace, sas or electric light; good location; convemi- ent to cars, schools and churches.$25 a month corner of Lasalle mireet, with dwelling above, in advance.Apply 898 St.Hubert at having private entrance on Lasalle street.iro saw ths, W.C.3, etc., advantageously situal- - por for any cians of business; can be rented TO LET \u2014 NEW NINE poouan para Apply Charles R.Black, 260 St.flat, 74 Greene avenue, delightful, alry Jobaratel.pois lve 3eod situation, 5 bedrooms, elegantly furnished, James st everything up to date.Apply 377 Greene.ARMB SALE.F FoR RESIDENTIAL FLATS WANTRD.JOHNSON & COUSINEAU, & ST.James at, For sale l4u acres farm, WANTED \u2014 FLAT OR TENEMENT Lounty of Compton, 3V acres of timber land, ot 6 or 7 rooms, for « family of four 4 appic (rues, 2 wooden houses, recently adults: possession any {ime before October puinted, with al modern cunvenlences, 3 fret.Address E, 3331, Star Office.206 3 barns, sheds, 18 cows, 8 horses, suminer and winter teams, in fact everything to make à farmer happy.This farm is neerly square and is considered as one of the most productive in the Province of Quebec.207 3 daw FARMS WANTED.I Neat Ny WANTED TO RENT OR WOULD take management of farm, would like immediate possession.Address M, 6635, Star \u2018Franch Office.206 2 OFFICES TO LBT.70 LET \u2014 OFFIC@s AND SAMPLE rooms, heated, on first floor, No.85 Su.James »t.over Chambre de Commerce, G.Bury, Telephone Lp 2171.HORSES, CABRIAGES, ETC.ae ee et SOR SALE\u2014JUST RECEIVBD, ONE CARload of heavy driving and good carriage Soraes.Trottier and Adam, 328 Hichmond st.Bell Tel.Main 2826.206 2 For SALE \u2014 FAMILY SLEIGH, FIRST class condition, bargain for cash buyer.\u2018Apply 137 Barrie.STRONG, 80UND MARE, cheap.88 Duke st.\u2018OR SALE harness and cart, JOR SALE \u2014 20 HORSES OF ALL KINDS, especialty sue horses.No.J27 Uralg st.Joseph St.Jean, prop.207 2 SHOW CABES.3 ANTED\u2014CANADIAN SHOW CASE COi manufacturers of counier-ceses, outside Caseu, sponge cases, jewellers\u2019 wall cases, ete.Our illustrated cataiogue free.92 Adelaide M «et, Toronto.LOST.er ma SN ar GBT \u2014 ON BUNDAY A DOG, IRISH terrier.Return to 796 Berri st.and re- oe e¢ Tew 3.757 \u2014 AUGUST 318T, $19.05 AND CAR tickets, in pocketbook, between Inspector.Wiliam and Dalhousie.Please bring at 42 Visitation.OST \u2014 A GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN.Finder will be rewarded by returning to 99 Mountain et.\u201cOET\u2014 OR BTRAIED FROM - AMMERST- - Park a red and white cow, marked \u2018\u2019H.on hip.Reward for the return of same to 27 St.Hubert st.207 2 OST \u2014 OTTERBURN PARK, AUGUST 30th, pockelbook, containing documents, æhich will be no use to anybody; name Inside.\u2018Be rewarded.Address 17a St.Philip st.4 ost \u2014 ON SUNDAY.ON ST, CATHER- \u2018 ine at, between Victoria and Guy.child's small gold peckiace, with silver cross attached.Finder please return to 30 McGill College avenue, and receive reward.OST \u2014 MONDAY EVENING, GOLD rimmed spectacles, in leather case (the mame Taylor on case).Liberal reward upod Teturning same to 149 St.Alexander st.OST \u2014 LADIES BROWN PURSE, BEtween Hamilton's and Windsor Hotel, containing about six dollars.C.Doolittle, Ber- Un, Ont, inside.Reward at Jno.Allan's, St Catherine ot.OBT \u2014 340 REWARD.LOST BETWEEN University street and Sherbrooke, Saturday night, \u20ac diamond ring.Finder will fe- eeive the above reward by applying to John Hotingren, 2 McGill College avenue.| OST \u2014_\u2014 AY NIGHT.BEWTEEN Kinkora avenue and Proctor's theatre & silver beart shaped locket, initials H.M.and G.C.Finder please return to 17 Kin- kore avenue or Proctor's theatre.OST \u2014 ON MONDAY AFTERNOON lady's silver watch, with child's picture in back.either on Mount Royai- avenus, St.Catherine st.or Proctor's theatre.Finder please return to 433 St.Antoine and be rewarded.\" JET \u2014 ON BATURDAY PAIR OF RIMless glasses, case marked A.Rosenthal, Ottawa.Return Mr.A.Gittus, Eastern Townships Bank, 183 St.James st.Reward.OST \u2014 BETWEEN TOOKE'S SHIRT FACtory and St.Henri Station, a reticule, containing money.eye glasses, purse, etc.WANTED \u2014 FLAT, 6 OR 7 ROOMS at once, by young couple, west Winds.r st.preferred.Moderate rent.Apply A.M.C., Queen's Hotel.WANTED \u2014 FOR TWO OR THRER months a small furnished flat or rooms, suitable for light housekeeping in a guod locality.Address O, 6822, Star Branch Office.WANTED \u2014 TO RENT IN THE WEST end or Westmount a flat or cottage.Apply with particulars to P.O.Box 838, city.207 3 BUSINESS CHANCES a OR SALE \u2014 HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, groceries, cigar, {ruit and confectionery stores, boarding houses, partnerships and all other kinds of businesses; rare chances for \u2018beginficrs.Houses and shops to let.L.Harris, 25 St.Lawrence.202 6 V ANTED \u2014 BY WHOLESALE COMMISsion merchants to correspond with manufacturers and wholesale houses, re the handling of their goods in Manitoba and the west.D, 3244, Star Office.206 4 OHNSON & COUSINEAU, 62 ST.JAMES st.For sale steam laundry with all modern improvements, low rent, motive power free.$250 to $300 week business.Really worth $6000; will sell for $3000.worth while inves tigating.207 3 Jaw HAVE $20,000 (TWENTY THOUSAND dollars) to invest in Montreal paying property tenement house and store property preferred.Write with full particulars, H, 3434, Star Office.200 8 JOHNSON & COUSINEAU, @2 ST.JAMES st Licensed restaurant and country hotels for sale or to let in all parts of the Province of Quebec or Ontario.Prices from $800, $1000, $1500 to $6000, all on easy terms.Will loan part of the money If required.207 3 Saw BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE OR TO let, the party retiring on account of 1H- health.wtil be sold cheap.Apply to George Bridgman, 55 Aylmer st.207 3eod OHNSON & COUSINEAU, 62 ST.JAMES at.Rare opportunity For sale country hotel 125 miles from Montreal, railroad terminal.Finely built house, two acres of land, with sheds and stables.All modern conveniences; twenty-four bedrooms.beautiful bar fixtures.Take Notioe\u2014The onlÿ hotel in the place; business per month 51500, worth $15.- 000, will sell for $10,000; $3000 down, balance st.For sale, hotel, 5 miles west of Montreal, solid brick house, 20,000 feet of land, license, good will, fixtures, all for $8000, on easy terms.This is the best bargain that has ever Been offered to the public for many years.207 3 Saw OHNSON & COUSINEAU, 62 ST.JAMES st.For sale a wholesale wine and liquor business, large clientele, doing some $1000 a week.Will sell 100 cts.on the dollar, with good will free.$4000 will buy it.Death the cause of selling.7 3 3ew as you like.3 daw OHNBUN & COUSINEAU, 82 ST.JAMES ANTED \u2014 THREE GENERAL MAchinists; only first class men need Apply.Good wages.Also wanted a good office boy.Apply W.H.Chenery, Montreal Engine Apply at 311 Peel st.207 4 VVANT \u2014 AN OFFICE BOY.APPLI- Cant.must state age and references.Apply R, 98, Btar Office.207 3 Carslake, 571 St.James st.ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE GOOD GENERAL servant; no washing.28 Fort st.ANTED \u2014 A GOOD PLAIN COOK FOR smal femily; references required.945 Dorchester at.VY ANTED \u2014 A LAUNDRESS, WHO WILL take at her house the washing of a family of four; must have references.Apply evenings at 61 Drummond st.207 2eod ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT, also waitress.Apply 18368 Ngire Dame mt.ANTED \u2014 GIRL FOR GENERAL work.No washing or ironing.Apply et 4018 Sherbrooke at.once, V JANTED \u2014 A GENERAL BERVANT FOR private family or young girl; good wages.Apply to No.8 McGill College ave.ANTED \u2014 BOY ABOUT 18 WANTED for a steamship office; must write a good hand.Apply F., Box 2402, Post Office.WANTED \u2014 A GENDRAL SERVANT, good wages; private family, 56 McGill College avenue.207 2 ANTED \u2014 FINISHERS ON PANTS.APply 421 St.James st.ANTED \u2014 AS CASHIER A YOUNG WOman, with experience, and who js fully competent; must write plain legible hand, be quick and socurate at figures, and speak French.Addresz P, 38, Star Office.207 6 WANTED A GOOD GENERAL BER- vant.Apply to 120 Crescent st.207 2 VY ANTED \u2014 SBCOND COOK, ALSO BELL boys.Apply Grand Union Hotel.ANTBD \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL BER- vant for a small family: no children.Apply in forenoon or after 7 o'clock p.m.at 33 Durocher st.Works, 114A Delorimier avenue.ANTED -\u2014 BALESWOMAN FOR MIL- ANTED _\u2014_ HOUSEMAID.APPLY linery department.Apply to James A Hotel Carslake, 073 6t.James st.Ogilvy and Bone.207 3 ANTED \u2014 CHEF.APPLY HOTEL WW ANTED \u2014 A STRONG BOY TO LEARN uphoistering.P.Miller and Co, 2515 Bt.Catherine st.WANTED \u2014 A FEMALE HBELP, GOOD cook for boarding house; references wanted.Good pay.Apply 264 8t.Hubert st.VV ANTED -\u2014 GOOD STRONG BOYS FOR steamfitters\u2019 helpers.Apply Ogtivie Bros.240 Bleury st.VY ANTED ~~ AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN to examine shirts.A.H.8imms and Co., Shirt and Collar Mfrs., 534 Latour st.207 2 ANTED \u2014 A FOREMAN POR THE manufacturing department of a sash and door factory, at once; must be strictly sober; married man preferred.Apply to Vankleek Hill Manufacturing Co., Vankleek Hill, Ont.207 2 VYANTED \u2014 GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, two in family, one that can sleep at hofne preferred.Apply 69 St.Famille at.WEITANTED \u2014 A GENERAL MAID, WITH YY olty references.Apply 164 Mance at, city.WANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN FOR INVOICing and general office work.Apply by letter only.The Montreal Biscuit Co.207 5 ANTED \u2014 BTRONG YOUNG GIRL AS general servant, to go to New York.Wages sixteen dollars; must have references.Apply In person to Mrs.W.L.8.Jackson.611 Bt.Joseph st., Lachine.207 3 ANTED A GOOD SALESMAN TO take charge of a curtains and draperies department, having some knowledge of carpet business preferred.A very good position to the right man.Apply with references to R, 129, Star Office.2o7 2 war sales kno! as asus esmen, wing th languages thoroughly.Good salary paid to the wide awake young Pen Apply stating reference and previous position to R, 128, Btar Office.207 2 ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MAN PLACK IN office as bookkeeper; and 174, Drummondville Past, Que.a nurse girl.Apply 515 Clarke avenue, West- capable of taking entire charge.Address * OOMS ~ TO LET DOUBLE AND SINGLE ANTED \u2014 BY A HIGH CLASS DRESS- mount.\u20ac07¢, Star Branch Office.206 room, newly furnished, modern improve.Ing establishment P opers- ts, from $8 to $15, a: No.16 Drunumond tors in ll departments.aljeo improvers and ANTED \u2014 CARPENTERS, GOOD WANTED \u2014 YOUNG ENGLISHMAN street.206 8 apprentices.Highest wages and steady em- weges for first class man, ai 719 Sber- would like position as clerk, in some re- ployment.85 Maneñeld st.brooke st.A.E.Fraser linble office; good references.Address B., OOMS \u2014 TO LET TWO BRIGHT FRONT - - 405 St.Denis.200 3 .rooms for winter or dn breakfast JANTED '\u2014~ SMART YOUNG MAN FOR ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT and late dinner if des private family.retail men\u2019s furnishing trade; must for grown up family.No oooking.Apply 1175 St.Denis st.205 10 OOMS \u2014 TO LET FURNISHED ROOMS OOMS \u2014 TO LET FURNISHED ROOMS, single and double rooms, in quiet family.83 Shuter st.TPOOMS \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED LARGE and double and single.bathroom, electric light; telephone.12 Belmont st.207 2 OOMS8 \u2014 FURNISHED, ALSO UNFURnished, suitable for light housekeeping.Apply 53 Hallowell at.* suitable for ome or two D Seigneurs st.200 3 ANTED \u2014 WASHING OR HOUSEcleaning by the day or week, by respectable woman: city or country.Apply to 6U44 St.Antoine st.Workingwoman\u2019s Home.ANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKer.with London and New York experience, wishes dafly engagements.Apply M.G.Geddes, 264 Dufresne at.206 3 WANTED \u2014 BY AN EXPERIENCED cook, cooking by the day ocr housecleaning.Apply 160 Fulford st.200 2 WANTED \u2014 BY COMMERCIAL TRAVBL- ler good lines on commission.for Manitoba and the North-West Territory.Address QOOMS \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED DOUBLE and aingle rooms, all modern accommodations, home comforts; breakfast 4 Ladies or gents.Visit 400A St.Denis.204 5 OOMS \u2014 A LADY IN WESTMOUNT wishes to offer large well furnished rooms (en suite) and single.hot and cold water, electric light, grounds, shade trees.first clase board and accommodation.tourists or visitors will find it a desirable place, at one dollar per day.Address 320 Kensington avenue, Westmount.204 7 OOMS \u2014 IN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY a parlour bedroom, also a single, ault- able for gentlemen, for the first of September.292 Aqueduct æ.205 7 Rooms To LET A LARGE WELL FURnished room, with breakfast and late dinner if required, Gentlemen only.87 Mance street.ooMms CAN ACCOMMODATE UEN- * tlemen with large, choice, airy rooms, single or en suite, fitted with all modern con- venlences and home comforts; furniture and bedding new\u2014the beat: prices from $10 to per month.References exchanged.1133 Dorchester at.207 8 ooxs 25 UNIVERSITY ST, FINE double and single rooms; central location.207 2 OOM COMFORTABLY FURNISHED oom on bathroom flat, family private; geatlemen only.108 Union ave.207 2 L.L.D., 264 Fountain; at.Winnipeg, Man.206 4 ANTED \u2014 BY A YOUNG MARRIED woman stores or offices to clean by the day or week.14 Latour at.206 2 ANTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE WOman housekeeping to two or three persons; best references given.Address K, 6481, Star Branch Office.ANTED \u2014 BY FIRST CLASS DRESSmaker sewing by day.Address 145 Asb &venue, Pt.St.Charies.Charge $1 per day.207 3 2 ANTED EXPERIENCBD MEZZO soprano or contralto soloist desires position in church choir.G, 3381, Star Office.205 8Seod ANTED \u2014 AN ELDERLY LADY AND daughter desire position to take charge of professional gentieman\u2019s house and office or widower's or bachelor's apartments, excei- len: housekeepers.Highest references.Ad- drss K, G477, Bter Branch Office.203 2e0d \\ ANTED JAPAN-CHINA TRADE; married Scotsman, sober, steady, experienced buyer and salesman.18 years Manchester, London, eight years Japan, now holding managing position Japan, desires settle Canada.for sake family.Specialty, metals, machinery, hardware; trained in houses; best references.Boots\u2019 High school education.Mining course fStranton Correspondence Schools; age 36; hes kept bright; wants chance.AP giving references, Q.1943, Star Office.197 10e0d V 7 ANTED NURSE BEVIS, L.O.8.disengaged for medical, surgical or monthly.Fully certificated in all branches.87 Osborne st., Montreal.WANTED \u2014 BOOKS POSTED AND BAL- anced.Statements made out.Address O.10, Star Office.207 2 V ANTED \u2014 YOUNG FOREIGNER, holding temporary position.wishes em- OOMS8 \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED DOUBLE and single, Auer light, telephone.23 Mc- Gill College avenue.25 5 OOMS TO LET WELL FURNISHED - bedrooms, single and double, Auer light, hot and oeld water, No.106 Mansfield nt.7 208 2 Rooms \u2014 TO LET VERY NICE ROOMS.Auer light, hot water, etc.6 and 8 Osborne st.opposite Dominion square 206 2 OOM \u2014 TO RENT NEATLY FURNISHED room, suitable for two gentlemen, that will room together, on the bathroom flat, hot and cold water.1821 Ontario.08 8 ooMS TO LET TO GENTLEMEN only, one large well furnished room, on bathroom fiat, situation convenient to businoss centre; telephone; references.exchanged.Address M, 6330, Star Branch Office.206 2 OOMS \u2014 TO RENT TWO WELL FURnished rooms in a well heated house.Auer light, hot water and telephone.39 Bea ver Hall HHL 205 3 OOMS \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOM, bright, well furnished, Auer light.telephone, etc.Terms reasonable.850 Hutchison at.near Milton.208 2 OOMS PLEASANT, GOOD SIZED front room, on bath fiat, Auer light.all modern conveniences; meals if required.473 206 2 Guy street.Rous \u2014 WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, double and single, on bath and upper flat, Auer light, hot water heating.33 Mackay street.206 OOMS \u2014 TO LET 27 LAVAL AVENUE, near St.Louis square, fashionable locality.quiet home; family of two persons.Travellers accommodated.208 2 OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHed, at 677 Cadieux st.Apply morning or evening.208 2 Roc \u2014 TO LET TWO LARGE, WELL furnished rooms, with board if required, near Park.Apply at 110 Abbott avenue, West- 208 3 office; must be of good obaracter and bave some experience.Apply room 46, 264 Bt.James at.before 10 am.207 2 VW ANTED \u2014 OPERATORS ON LADIES and men's rainprovofs, also assistant presser; steady work.Apply 526 Craig st.J ANTED CHAMBERMAID, TO DO work in a boarding use, a few hours every day.Apply 511 St.James 34 V JANTED \u2014 RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS genera! servant, one who can db gvod plain cooking.No washing; references re- qQuired.Apply at No.1 Seymour avenue, first street oft Dorchester st, weæ of Fort at.207 3 /ANTED \u2014 GIRLS FOR LABELING, -sleady Work; good wages, experienced girls preferred.Apply 83 Grey Nun st.WANTED \u2014 SMART YOUNG MAN FOR grocery.274 Willan st.ANTED \u2014 BOY TO GO MESSAGES AND willing to learn trade as machinist and brass finisher.2413 St.Catherine st.JANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN HAVING some experience as machinist or bress finisher.2418 St.Catherine st.V ANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS WAIST AND skirt hands, aiso apprentices, 1 Mcuill Cuilege avenue.V ANTED \u2014 TWO YOUNG GIRLS, ONE to piay plano and one to serve in the store, No.2231 St.Catherine mm.Apply 0 Pulvs Bros.Confectioners.JY ANTED \u2014 A RELIABLE MAN FOR iuncn counter, also dish wasner.Call 24 8t.Lawrence st.JANTED \u2014 WOMAN TO DO LAUNDRY work at her own home.References rs- quired.Apply forenoon or evening 4lul Nher- brooke sL, cor.Woud ave./ ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT FOR small family, references required.4473 Western avenue, Wesimount.| WANTED \u2014 AN AGQRESBIVE AND EXperienced salesman tu canvass the retau) grocers in the east ena And r'rench speaking preterrea.FP.OQ.Sox 24lu.a y aNTED \u2014 SEWING IN PRIVATE families at once, Address Dressmakers, 23 Monique 2 VY ANTED \u2014 MALE OR FEMALE FOREman for 8 ine iaalce\u2019 dress BKirt sovp; must ubuersiand Lhe Work ss well us mMau- ageinend; must speak French, New Yorx skirt Mlg.Lo, d Lemoine si.FOR SALE \u2014 AT RIVIBRE DU LOUP.one of the two large hotels, situated near the church, Commercial Hotel and Chateau Grandville, at the choice of the pur- V ANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIENCED NURSE lv take charge of Iwo couuren.Appy dir Frince Arthur st.family, Isabella, Barbara, George and Joseph Smith; left Aberdeen in 1887 or 1888; t heard of in Boston, in 1890.Address rir ŸF chaser, both fitted with all modern improve- JANTED \u2014 A MAID TO ATTEND ON ments, hot water, bathrooms, and good patron- V lady and wat on table, very tot work.age.Address R.Daly, Riviere du Loup, Que.Apply 10 Mi®s Philips, 3 mcun.Colicge 207 2 avenue.207 2 - RS ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SEKVANT: PE ONALS.Ww must be good plain cook, nc washing or ironing; two jn family, relervnces requireu.BRSONAL \u2014 FALL DRESSMAKING.Apply of dt.Luke st.wi 3 Special styles in latest New York de- ; signs, under the supervision of Miss Deu.WANTED - EXPERIENCED WAITRESS.plaise, Lace House, 2431 St.Catherine at.es.Apply to Stewaru, Turis bach 208 6 Daw Hotel.- JPERSONAL \u2014 INFORMATION WANTED ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY GENERAL of Isabella McPetrie or Smith; also her servant; must bs good plain cook.Ap- piy 200 Stanley st.ANTED\u2014A YOUNG MAN FOR HOUSEwork.Apply housekeeper, 1urkisb Bath Hotel.WANTED \u2014 A GQOOD STRONG GIRL for kitchen, $14 per mouth, sleep oui.43 Metcalfe st.Dominion 8¢- 8mith, Cults, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.203 6 MEDICAL.ERNIA CURED WITHOUT PAIN NOR operation, or money refunded, fiden- tial references.P, O.Box 29, St.Louis \u2018de Gonzague, County de Beauharnois.207 8% FOUND.Pre gy, OUND \u2014 PIECE OF COPPER.OWNER can have same by proving property.Ap- Finder will be rewarded by leaving at Tooke ply Montreal Warehouse, corner Wellington , a and Colborne sts.city.207 3 a TMENTS APAR TO LET.PUPILS WANTED.- URN 3 - Te I PY aa Bp pr Te RENT - 5 ISHED, rey in \\WANTED \u2014 MUSIC LESSONS ON PIANO \u201cThe Sherbrooke,\u201d 1018 Sherbrooke street.professor \u2018our thorough rapid \u201cThe.Vierorie ä ssor: .ctoriz trom Mth Octoder to 25th April, 190$.Apply street.208 © promptly to P.© Box 1183.Montreal.207 3 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.PN a R SALE \u2014 OR EXCHANGE A GOOD large horse for a small one.1633 St.ANTED \u2014 BY MISS GEORGES, PARIsian teacher.private lessons at home.Address 527 St.Lawrence st., corner Prince Arthur.ANTED \u2014 PROF, COOKE TEACHES aborthand rapidiy.Privately.Trpemrit, vax 2 Park Lafontaine, 51 monthly, 07 VYANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT, one who cen cook; Do washing; good wages; references required.94 St.Matthew street.207 2 JANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT, 4 tn family, no washing.good wages to an experienced girl; references.4004 Tupper st.207 2e0d ANTED \u2014 IN SMALL FAMILY A young general servant; must be a good plain cook; no washing or ironing.Apply 100 VW ANTED \u2014 BY A TOUNG WOMAN place as general servant in small £am- Lr appt at 10% Mayor st.No letters an- we! ANTED \u2014 YOUNG GIRLS AS APPRENtices to learn a clean wade.Wages to commence, No work Saturday afternoons.Miss Tandy, J.Mandleberg and Co., Limited, 2 Lemoine st.206 6 WW ANTED\u2014 TWO GOOD PLUMBERS AND, two tinemiths for a permanent place.Apply 410 M.James st.WANTED - ~ THOROUGH GENERAL BER- vant, family of two gentlemen.Apply between 1 and 2 and between 6 and 7.30 p.mat 7 Sussex ave.WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE BRIGHT OFFICE boy for law office.Apply with references, 607 New York Life Bldg.207 3 ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE SIX CARPEX- ters.J.M.Weich and Co., Labor Contractors, 506 Craig st.rom ployment in wholesale office; e VW ANTED \u2014 A SMART YOUNG GIRL AS ANTED \u2014 A SMART BOY FOR OFFICE Norway, Germany, France and Bogland; ee general servant; references required.Ap- of wholesales dry goods warehouse.Avply class education and references.Address O, 4.ply # Fort st.R, 139, Star Office.207 Star Office.207 4 daw JANTED \u2014 AN OFFICE BOY FOR LAW ANTED \u2014 BY CAPABLE WOMAN, AFter the 8th, hotel or private family cooking, housework in any branch; home evenings; beet references.Apply 137 Barrie.VW ANTED \u2014 TYPEWRITING AT HOME.Literary work a specialty, 25 Cuthbert st.207 2 ANTED \u2014 WORK BY THE DAY BY A young woman.Apply 151 Alexander st, corner Mayor.VI7ANTED BY A TOUNG WOMAN washi or house cleaning by the day.Apply at 92 Mayor st, in the yard.OOMS \u2014 TO LET.LARGE, CLEAN.weil furnished room.central, hot water heating.gentdeman of quiet habits only.$ 10 Hanover st.208 3 OOMS \u2014 LARGE DOUBLE AND SINGLE rooms, nicely furnished.with or without .Transients accommodated.Lorne House, 96 Union avenue.206 2 OOM \u2014 TO LET A LARGE FRONT room, furnished Al.bot water, gas, would suit two gentlemen, also a smaller room.both on bathroom flat, ligh: breakfast if de- V ANTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE MARried man situation es caretaker of h h or large building, offices or school; has good references as to character, ability: no family.Please address N, 6308, Star Branch Office.207 2 ANTED \u2014 A NEAT COLOURED GIRL wants position as lady's matd.N, 0603, Star Branch Office.\u2018207 2 i sired; in a strictly private family, no other Ss.Apply 497 St.Urbain st, corner Pine avenue.208 2 OOM \u2014 TO LET FURNISHED, SMALL pariour bedroom, suitable for single gen- tieman, on bathroom fiat; terms moderate.215 Prince Arthur st.207 2 OOMS \u2014 AT 87 MANSFIELD STREET, furnished and unfurnished, American family; no children; all modern conveniences.Terme moderate.V ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL 8ERVANT for family of three, good wages.Apply at once to 417 Victoria ave., Westmount.ANTED \u2014 CARPENTERS.ST.JAMES W and McOMI gts, Apply Roebling Cons.ANTED \u2014 NURSE, BEST OF REFER- Kenzie o Cacouna ited to Mrs.Allan Mac- 3 until t.th, ards at 900 Sherbrooke st.?Mor 4 Î NTED \u2014 GIRLS W FOR/ .W+, tory.24 St.Dister TED Fac ANTED \u2014 WORK BY THE DAY OF any kind, by respectable woman.42 St.Philip st.ANTED \u2014 BY A GOOD PLAIN COOK a situation in a private house or board- Ing house.Apply to 33 Hermine st., city.AY ANTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE ENGlish woman work by the day, scrubbing stores or washing dishes.Address Mrs.Sad- ler, No.12 Donegans st.city.ANTED \u2014 BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN house cleaning or office work.87 Pa- ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVA - ply 10 Laval.NT.AP ANTED \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL SERvant, to sleep home nights.Hou: t 8.Apply 78 McGill College avenue.ora ANTED \u2014 A SMART BOY TO MAKE himself generally useful.one used to club.Apply Montreal Club, 4 Hospital st.WANTSD MAN AND WIFE, MAN for care of horse and to be g Ny OOM \u2014 TO LET A PARLOUR BEDroom, Auer light, hot and cold water, home comforta; opposite Dominion square.146B Peel st.207 2 OOMS \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED rooms, bathroom flat: private family; only.173 Mansfield st.4 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, for gentleman.In strictly private family, all modern conveniences, telephone, etc.25 Buckingham avenue.207 3 FURNISHED ROOMS TO LE1.genti ooM OOM \u2014 AT 082 VICTORIA STREET.bathroom fiat.including verandah, Auer light, hot water heating; private family; gentlemen only need apply.References.207 8 OOM \u2014 ELEGANT PARLOUR BEDroom on ground flat; large, cool and airy; rich new fumiture; gentlemen only.69 Mansñeld at.197 15 OOMS \u2014 SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION, with home comforta, in house having every convenience; electric light; furnace: close to uptown centre.131 St.Al d \u2018two children, telephone, eto.206 4 Rooms \u2014 AND BOARD.DOUBLE PARlour bedrooms, very comfortable and âêret class board, every oopvenience.248¢ Bt.Je cu st.Tel.Up 161.we 3 OOMS \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ingle and , with first class T9 Un- 206 3 board; transients taken.Mra.Stowell, fon avenus.Up 3348.OOMS \u2014 AND BOARD.IN A PRIVATE family in the west end, two well furnished double rooms, Auer light.furnace, hot and cod water, porcelain first clinss table board.Terms forty and forty-five dollars & month.Address O, 0, Star Office.OOM \u2014~\u2014 AND BOARD.DOUBLE ROOM.well furnished, suitable for two gentie- men (table board accommodation), at 110 Ssanley st.OOMS \u2014 rooms, board at $5 University at.AND BOARD, LARGE, AIRY double and single, also table electric sunt Joos AND BOARD.TWO WELL furnished rooms on bathroom flat, now unoccupied, at the handsome Tusidencçe, : 91 Mackey at.Everything home like and up to date, as usual.207 3 OOMS \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE, WITH board, well lit, bot baths, close to Grand Union Hotel, 1044 Notre Dame ot.207 8 BoArp \u2014 YOU WILL FIND BOARD AND room in a first class house, with the comforts of home at No.264 St.Hubert st OoMs AND BOARD.SINGLE AXD double rooms to let on main Al table board.Etettric light.Amir.21 Brunswick at.207 à OARD \u2014 AND ROOMS.ADVERTISER wishes to recommend & boarding house to Ergiish gentlemen desiring first class board and lodging; a thoroughly good English home in good locality.R, 128, Star Office.3 EOOMS AND 80ARD WANTED.Ie 10TICE.\u2014 PERSONS DESIROUS OF having medical students as lodgers oF boarders are req to icate by letter with Mr.James Cook, Janitgr, Medical Department.McGill University.308 6 V JANTED\u2014 ROOMS AND BOARD.LARGE double or two medium sized rqome adjoining, and board, for married couple, with four years and eight years re spectively.Must be clean.State terms add full particulars, N, 3600, Siar Office.207 $ Saw OOMS A GENTLEMAN AND HIS daughter require two rooms, with board, in a priv family.N, 3500, Star Office.opposite St.James Methodist \u2018Church.208 e OOMS \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED poous, bath floor, electric light, P gentlemen only.12 Belmont at.208 q TO LET LARGE PARLOUR, furnished and room for gentle- good locality; opposite st.208 6 OOMS nicely men or married couple; Viger square.1268 Berri OOMS HLEGANTLY FURNISHED.gas, bath, hot water, also large double front periour for a couple or two gentlemen, with or without board, in private family; no children.89 Mansfield st.206 3 OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.Apply to 8 Plateau at., Montreal.OOMS8 \u2014 TO LET, NEWLY FURNISHED; gentlemen only.48 Cathcart st.207 3 OOM A GENTLEMAN OF QUIET habits can find a comfortably furnished reom at 12 University st.207 3 OOM \u2014 LARGE, BRIGHT, HANDSOME- * ly furnished front room to ons or two gentlemen;.private family; no other roomers; new house; phone, etc.Phone 2714 Eam for information.207 3eud BROOMS WANTED.ANTED \u2014 SINGLE GENTLEMAN DEsires well bright room on bathroom fiat, central locality.Answer, stating terms, F, 3361, Star Office.206 2 ANTEBD \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM with good board, central locality; single gentleman.State terms, which must be mod- erste.F, 3360, Star Office.206 2 ANTED\u2014 TWO OR THREE WELL FURnished rooms in good locality; board optional.N, 0614, Star Branch Office.ANTED \u2014 PERSONB HAVING ROOMS to let should communicate by letter only, with Secretary, McGill Y.M.C.A, 344 Sherbrooke st.OOMS AT 1308 ONTARIO STREBST, corner 8t.Denis st., large front room, our fiat.telephone, modern comforts; private family.207 8 OOM \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED LARGE room, ground floor, gas, bath, sultable for ope or two.1825 Ontario st.Bear Deus.2 OOMB \u2014 NICBLY FURNISHED DOUBLE, suitable ladies, gentlemen or married couples, parlour, bath fiat, Auer light, warm baths, warm, respectable winter Quaters, T8 BOARD.\u2014 AND ROOMS FOR LADIES during confinement; private.Mrs.Bohmas, Ladies\u2019 Doctor, 51 Sanguinet at.127 50eod pBoaro \u2014 MRS.McEWAN, LADIES 8ICK nurses, superior accommodation ; bot bathe end Auer light; best medical attendance; strictly private.187 Cadieux street.149 DOeod MRS.BRAZEAU, LADIES BICK OARKD \u2014 B purse, has rooms and board for ladies, with best of accommodation.288 ey * CARD MRS.DOCTOR SBARL.strictly privale accommodation for ladies with professional attendance; ladies treated and attended.28 St.Monique st.205 6 ANTED \u2014 YOUNG COUPLE WANT first class accommodations in the way of board and rooms, in private family, in exedl- lent locality.Give Parties and price whem replying.Address N, 6600, Btar Branch Office.V ANTED \u2014 ROOM AND BOARD IN PHI- vate family by lady employed during the day.Dinner in evening.Address particulars and terms, P, 33, Star Office.VY ANTED \u2014 ROOMS AND BOARD.PERsons wishing to give rooms and to young men, should write Becretary McGill) Y.M.C.A., 844 Sherbrooke st.VW ANTED \u2014 YOUNG LADY WISHES single room, with board, near Y.M.C.A., at $16 per month; references exchanged.Address at once, A.W.Young, Y.M.C.A.Bldg.city.VV ANTED \u2014 ROOM, WITH PAR board for single Fentlemsn.Piease terms.Address R, 9, Star Office.SUMMEE BOARD.B°4RP \u2014 GRANGEHURST.LAKB phremagug.some vacancies Dow gt popular house; terms per week.Address Mra.Brookhouse, Georgervilie, Que.ARD \u2014 A FEW ROOMS VACANT AT present at A.Hammond's, Laurentian Catitage, Christieville, Que.198 10 BOARD \u2014 LAKE HALL, LAKE MENM- phremagog.à few vacant topma Special raïos for September and October.Address a W.M.Keyes, Georgeville, P.Q.201 25 A NICELY AND ROOMS AT situated farm house, Far water, min.walk from station and P.O.The vue J.Beth Btephens, Bnawbridge, Que.Boss \u2014 LINDHURST, DORVAL, LAKES St.Louis, ten miles from Montreal, opel to guests; no children.Address Mrs.M.L Casey, Que.8 310 ARD .\u2014 SUMMER BOARD FOR MONTH of September, .opposite Post Oftice, five minutes trum station and river; horses and cows kept.Apply Mrs.Joe Cleary, Shaw- bridge.ue.0: 8 Beare \u2014 LAC L\u2019ACHIGAN, HOUSE, situated on the edge of the Lake, Lau- rentian Mountains, good fishing and bunting.free boats and good carriages, first class board.Good cream.Beauchamp, St.Hypolite de Kilwenny, Terrebonne Co.206 11.OARD \u2014 CAN GIVE FIRST CLASS ACcommodations to a few boarders.sony Mrs.Camplong.Hudson, Que.200 § Road.207 2 Mansfield st.Wo \u2014 BY INVALID WORK AT OOMS \u2014 NICE ROOM TO LET ON home, marking or Bexot goods, etc.first floor, private family; no children.Strictly reliable.P, 76, ice.207 2 bath floor; elderiy lady preferred; next to church.332 Dorchester st.ANTED \u2014 POSITION AT ONCE BY good man, bookkeeping, shipping and OOMS \u2014 TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE tnvolce clerk.or ss traveller.French and accommodated with an dingly English.Address W.Henry.15 Mayor st.large room at 164 Park avenue.HJANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS HOUSE- OOM \u2014 NEWLY FURNISHED DOUBLE { keeper; much experience; good refer- front room, hot water heating, Ausr ences.Apply to B, 3153, Star Office.light, iid comfort.534 Sherbrooke st.Terms e 207 5 useful; wife ood cook.Apply Loomis, 157 FO ses - Si.Jamies st.WANTED OPERATORS ON HIGH speed power machines for shirts, also bright girls to learn this trade.Steady work and high wages guaranteed to industrious workers.Apply Miss Doyle.4 Lemoine st., 8rd fiat.207 12 WANTeD \u2014 GOOD PLAIN COOK; WILL be required to do small amount of gen- oral work, off from extension kitohen.on the first floor.Must be a Protestant.ly b letter Box 18, Post Office, Montreal, sep apply 4218 Dorchester st, Westmount, Thursday.207 3 ANTED \u2014 YOUTH FOR WHOLESALE woollen warehouse, best references re- Quired.Box 398, Post Office.207 2 2aw WW ANTED AN EXPERIENCED OFfice boy; ome with knowledge of typewriting preferred; good wages.Apply to R, 118, Star Office.PR - 27 2 V ANTED \u2014 FOR 8TH SEPTEMBER, a good plain cook, middle aged woman preferred.Apply between 10 am.and 5 p.m.1733 Ontario st., city.207 2 WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE RELIABLE GENeral servant; must have exceptional references.Apply after 8 p.m.Tuesday, Stanley st.$ ANTED \u2014 GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEwork, four in family.no washing: wages $8 per month.Apply 71 Beaver Hall Hil.V ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY A GENER- af servant, also a housemald and table- maid, for the 15th.Apply 33 Union avenue.References required.WANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT FOR small family; small house; one who understands plain cooking.48 Mackay st.VWANTED \u2014 AT ONCE A COOK AND tablemaid.for Bishop's Coilege school.Apply In the morning till 11 and evening, at.2268 Peel st.169 LAUNDRY MACHINERY.» \u2014 UNDRY MACHINERY AND SUPELIES.L needed i for family of two, at flat, 249 Bishop st.References required.W ANTED BRIGHT.INTELLIGENT young Man, neat appearance, for light Indoor work; would suit a ce student llcely.Apply at the fiche Gm On a\u2019 10D Bis ea ; St.Matthew st.headquarters for everything d laundry.Write for new {liuityated V ANTED \u2014 GIRL FOR GENERA catalog and full partculars.York agate housework; no washing.33 Tower a turing Co, Toronto.148 V ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT AGENTS WANTELD.ad gt ANTED \u2014 AGENTS AVERAGE $8.7 A day the year round ans our goods.WANTED \u2014 SITUATION BY PERSON \"Who his Food taking care of house; good wages.Apply 245 St.Catherine st.first class references; ain st.Rear ANTED \u2014 BY LADY TAILOR, REcently from States, situation, private family.Address Mrs.H.Lavoie, 12064 De- Montigny at, or caîl between 8 and 9 np.m 207 2 2aw FOR SALE.R SALE \u2014 FOR THE MILLION, KINDling.$2: cut maple, $3.00: tamarsc blocks, $2.00; mill blocks, $1.78 per load, de- Hvered anywhere in the city.J.C, MacDiar- mid, No.3 Basin, corner Guy and Wii- Ham sts.Bell Tel.Main 452.152 t2 MOR SALE \u2014 OUR ORGAN VALU®S ARE always inviting to the close buyer.This ia especially true auring our great sales now on.Here are quotations on a few of the new and used organx on hand.2 Thomas organs, Chance! style, beautifully finished front and back.cases of solid walnut, 17 stops each, in- cinding Aeolian, Clarionet, and Sub-bass.Full, rich tone, reduced from $280 to $150 each.Uxbridge, 11 stops, handsome case, cost ni |.Now $00.Karn Plano case, 11 stope.Cost Now 885.Cornwall, Chancel, 11 stops.Cost $198.Now $75.Bell, high case, 10 stops.Cost $63.Thomas, shopworn, refined $18 to 900.Estey.com $140.Now only $48.Call on write now for first choice.Layton Brus.; 146 Peal st.JOR SALE \u2014 AN OXFORD,\u201d NO.3.furnace, only in use a » time, Saf- ford radistor, 6 eoil, both for .Apply O.6, Btar Office.For SALE \u2014 TWO UPRIGHT PIANOS, $25, §33; beautiful new upright piano, ocak case, reduced; New Willlame sewing machine, secondband, 96.84 Prince Arthur.Open evenings.207 2 R SALE \u2014 LADY'S BLACK PERSIAN lamb coat.latest style: a beauty; never orm; cost $125; lady going south sacrifices.n 205 City Hal} avenue.207 5 ™ (Continvea on Page 8) MISCELLANEOUS.WANTED FOR PAINTING ite oon of factory of ror paren General Kleo.Company, Lad.information ony at Company's Oden 8 Queen st.s mi cooking «nd | OOMS - TWO \u2026 WELL .FURNISHED, Auer Tight, hot water, bath, all modern accommodations.149 Bt.Alexander st., opposite St.James Methodist Church.207 3 R°$£ oom LARGE, WELL FURNISHED, bathroom flat, with board, private English family, suitable for two gentlemen or married couple.4160 Western ave.207 3e0d OOMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, IN A private family; breakfast if desired.Tes Sherbrooke st.207 \u2014 PURNISHED SINGLE FRONT nom on bathroom flat.153 Bleury st.207 3 Rooms \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE room, every convenience.108 Union ave.207 8 OOMS \u2014 77 BLEURY STREET, THREE rooms, furnished, together.or separate.hot water heating.OOMS \u2014 TO LET 142 MANSFIELD ST.double and single rooms, nicely fur- OOMS \u2014 SINGLE BEDROOM TO LET, also \u2018several others.Permanent and transients accommodated.Apply 24¢ Mountain st.OOMS \u2014 LARGE, BRIGHT FRONT FURnished bedroom to let, also several other; ARD \u2014 PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION for sick ladies.Physician, accouchuur and nurse in attendance.Write to Private 0 Cherrier ot.BOARD WANTED.to students should write Secretary, McG! T.M.C.A.64 Sherbrooke, stating terms.V ANTED \u2014 BY MARRIED COUPLE, little girl 10 years, board In private family, west end; must be first class.Address R, 145, Star Office.201 3 WA ED \u2014 PERSONS WISHING TO ve board to QARD \u2014 WOULD LIKE BOARDERS AT Aplary Farm for month of Beptembder, beautiful situation.Dally mail.Terms eo Mrs.J.L.Kennedy, Farnden, Que.\u2014 ST.AGATHE DES MONTS, À few vacancies for September at Ths Be- verjey Cottage.Apply Mrs, Dick.~~ 208 10 PBosre \u2014 GOOD ROOMS AND BOARD AT Lakoview Cottage, good boating and bathing.bealthy lucality; terms moderate.W.W.Johnston, Lekafield, Que.Avoir * 2002 ANTED \u2014 BOARDERS.APPLY TO Mre.Wm.Shaw, Shawbridge, =o \" WANTED TO PURCILASR ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE LADIDS and gentlemen's cast off clothing, all WH kinds of furs, furniture, carpets, highest prices paid, as we Dood goods.Mail orders attended.I.Adler, 263 Craig st.205 30 ARD \u2014 LAC MASSON, FIRST CLASS boarding house, 300 feet from lake; terms moderate; ail comforts desirable.Taks C.P.R.trein for St.Marguerite.For further information address inique Chartier, Lao Masson, County Terrebonne, Que.206 6 ARD \u2014 FISHERMEN, FIRST CLASS ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE TOURS AND everybody else's cast-off clothing, fur coats, capes, old gold and silver, travellers\u2019 woollen samples.Best cash es for good goods, promptly cailed for by Frank, 493 Cralg st.170 40 ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE LADIES cast off clothing, fur and tlemen's pe Pearson first, 2276 coûts and capes.See 3 Notre Dame st.as we the best prices of any other desler.Mall ordérs attended, or telephone Main 965 198 20 Vy ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE HOREE, Tombreau and harness, in frat class order, Aâdress 073 Fullum ot.dation for a few more boarders, splendid trout lakes, good table, boats free.Terms $5.00 per week.Ludger Leroux, Les des Isles, 8t.Marguerite, Co.T -206.6.OARD \u2014 LAC DES ILDS, NEW HOUSE: excellent board and fishing; dosts Terms four and five dollars à week.cadres halt price.Francis Chartier, Lac Chariebois.P.O0., Que.: 100 Teod OARD \u2014 SUMMER BOARD AT LA Achigan Villa, well fumisbed rooms; terms 34 per week, reduced for September.Adolphe Beauchamp, St.Hypolite de Kil kenny.190 16608 CARD \u2014 AT STE.AGATHE DB8 MONTS rooms and board for $4 per week.Address Mre.Holwell, Ste.Agathe, or room oa 8 St.John at.Que.Pp and dsted.Ap- y 244 Mountain et.2 + PARTNERS WANTED.Rooxs \u2014 BATH OR UPPER FLAT, SIN.\u2014 PARTNER.WITH $800, TO gle and double, private house, 37 Mc- WANTED manufacture & trolley guide, p ed in Gill College aYenue.Apply forencon or evening until 8.30.201 8 OOMS \u2014 TO LET NICELY FURNISHED, with all modern conveniences, on bathroom fiat, electric light, etc.Apply at 79 Cree cent st.207 4 OONS \u2014 FOR GENTLEMEN OF QUIET babits, large single or double, nicely furnished rooms, hot water heated, baths and telephone.164 St.Denis.207 212 Rooxs \u2014 TO LET, FURNISHED OR UNfurnished, use of kitchen, etc.; rent low.Apply 146 Dalhousie st.207 3 00M SINGLE FURNISHED ROOM for gentlemen; terms moderate.53 Vie- toria st.207 2 OOMS \u2014 TO LET, NICELY FURNISH- od or unfurnished, in a private family: : just below Sherbrooke si.Apply 82 ar mer st.07 NE HUNDRED FINE WHITE ENVElopes neatly printed urs card.ost Always In use.H necessition; Bot fads or luxuries; po Jull sawn.Wri G.Marshall and Oo, Londge.only 25e; for Howie, = masts Fain, Go ws | \u2014 BRIGHT.COMFORTABLE ET ER pre Terme reasonable.No.9 Bt st, Biearm \u2014 - - 207 3.eight countries.Gagne, 745 Wellington n Montreal.Adopted by the Terminal Com- OOMS \u2014 AND BOARD.UPPER LA- chine, on the lake front, well furnished French, Italian, Spanish well and a Jtt- tle German, deaires to exchange lessons for English.Address M, 3381, Btar Office.HALLS TO LET.KARN HALL CAN BE RENTED FOR Dells, parties, concerts, ete.dancing Boor; Bo restrictions as formerty; under Dew management.Tel.458 Mouns or apply to A Roy Macdonald.197 13 TO LET \u2014 ELM HALL WESTMOUNT.Hall can be rented for dancing parties.Lodge room has been fitted with dancing flool, for smail parties.Rent lowest in Westmount.Tel.Mount 438.or 220 Elm ave.197 12 STANLEY HALI.127 STANLEY ST.largest and best tn city.to rent for concerts, balla.bazaars.card parties.weddings, ato\u2026 at low rates; flae supper room: all mod- -p .208 20 207 2 room in private family.Apply 589 8t, Jos pany.eph st., river fromt, Lachine.207 3 LESSONS WANTED.OOMS \u2014 ST.LAMBERT, RIVER ANTED \u2014 GENTLEMAN KNOWING front, near station, family two, suitable for gentlemen; breakfast if desired.For particulars write M.D.St.Lambert 503 WANTED TO BOREOW.WANTED \u2014 TO BORROW $750 TO $800, Li would pay 7 p.c.Address F, 3308, Star Office.TEACHERS WANTED.WANTED \u2014 TEACHER.A QUALIMED teacher (Prot ).holding a fret elas elerantary diploma for school No.1, Camp ball's Bay: salary $20 per month.Duties to commence after summer holidays.Apply to George Young, Campbell's Bav.Que, Sec.- ss. TE TADDIT between 1 and 3 IW 1 place tor a guod girl.afptorenies to Steward, Birl.and Apply Vite an ANTED, « EXPERIEN sALus- WES ES Bi Boreesie, 10 2 a, AD Ox re makes, also w wil to learn._Avely.Creeens Manutagtur ins Co.Lamia.aie Lal = - = MOMEN To WAKE PANTS me; Work ivered and oalled = charge.Apply Mr.Heron, The Silandard Shirt Co., Ltd, 189 Delorimier [LL EEC NOTARIES, are Kittson, N2; Notaries 50 and 61 Royal Inrirazos x Boon ace d'Armes 8q., M reel 13 krnest B.ua BUSINESS CARD.Roberts & Co,, Lee! panies\u2019 and in orpecaicd du and incoi anteod.a vrite for tance and Lee nn 10 Sot ok FRAMING AND GILDING.We Make » speci of tare am D; Malone & Robortaca isi sisi Notre Dame Su, note new Building.Patent Companies or- 41! patents guar- el.Long Dix- où 26 MOBTGAGE LOANS.javostment In m Funds for : property EN » w.H, Phillipe o uost & Pulllips, Notar pa 25 Chambers, City FLORISTS.- Boston Ferns a specialty.Rare Ferns 250d asians Up 2744.Mail Orders carefully filled.Hall & kobinson, OQutremont, Moutreal MARRIAGE LICENSES.Marriage Licenses ISSUED BY RTHUR W.WILKS WILKS & MICHAUD, Public Accountanta MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING.Toi, M,4125 MARRIAGELICENSES Issued by John M.M.Dit, 107 St.James St.& 36 Drummond St.MARRIAGE LICENSES O'HARA BAYNES, Notary, 204 St.James st Tel.Main 1717 PHRENOLOGY.PROF, A.QUNG.M ontrent raremlogtoal Institute, 2804 ST.CATHERINE ST.Headings SUc to $2.00.10 a.m.to 9 p.m.GAS ENGINES.= i -to-date for all Gas Engines kinds o work to take Place of Motors.Full perticulars.Gas ngine Works, 14 Cote st.Toi.Main 256.Most up- required.Apply 1221 Dorchester st.Ÿ ANTED \u2014 GARDENER, FOR A GENtleman's place In Vermont; must be fully competent in greenhouse work.Address with\u2019 full particulars, references and salary required, or apply personally to 4442 Sherbrooke st.Westmount, between the hours of TU and 8.00 p.m.207 0 \\ ANTED \u2014 INSIDE WIREMEN, FAMI- Mar with conduit work, linemen and helpers, experienced men.Apply Foreman Electrician, C.P.R.New Shops, Rosemount.; 207 2 VV ANTED \u2014 À BTENOGRAPHER AND \u2018 typewriter (male).Apply stating age land salary expected, to O.8, Star Office.\\ TANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS TRIMMING cutter, on men's fine shoes.Apply Slater Shoe Co., 83 Latour st.207 3 VV ANTED \u2014 MANAGER FOR A WOODworking establishment, making furn'- ture stock and specialties.Must be up to date, and a bustler, competent in assume full control.Salary not -.a consideration to good man.207 ¢ JUNIOR OFFICE CLERK.JANTED \\ Applicant state age, education, experience, if any, And reference.Apply N, 3611, Star Office.207 2 ANTRD \u2014 MAN AND WIFE FOR small familly; woman must be good plain cook; good references.Apply Wednesday, between 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock, at 784 Pine avenue.+ WANTED \u2014 BOY FOR GROCERY AT 632 Sherbrooke st., M.P.Laverty.\\ ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT, good wages.Apply 522 Craig st.upstairs.207 2 ANTED \u2014 A COOK; GOOD WAGES.Apply 1250 Dorchester at.JANTED TWO EXPERIENCED atove mounters.Good wages; steady em- V ployment.comfortable shop.Apply Mr.Wil- kie, Timekeeper\u2019s Office, The H.R.Ives Co.Limited, Prince st.207 8 ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT OR a young girl, small family, no Cooking; gud wages.Apply to 658 8t.Urbain ss .207 AV ANTED \u2014 Boy WITH SOME EXPERIence in office work, for a manufacturing concern.Apply, giving references, to M, Jad, \u201cStar Office: 200 2 ANTED \u2014 YOUNG GIRL AS HOUSE- ' maid (Protestant preferred), Treforepees tequired.Apply 116 Mackay st.208 2 VWVANTED \u2014 A WATCHMAKER AT ONCE.Apply L.L.Durocher, 2182 Notre Dame street.VW ANTED \u2014 FOR WHOLESALE HOUSE stenographer and typewriter; good salary to competent person.Address M, 38354, Star Office.\u2014~\u2014 YOUNG CIVIL ENGINEER Ww ANTED WANTED \u2014- BOY FOR GENPRAL OFfice work.Apply for general work in city.Address N, In o dwriting.6567, Star Branch Office.zut 3 P.O Box 1053 wn hea pi 3 ANTED \u2014 A SMART, TIDY GIRL AS } general servant, gas stove, no washing.FOR SALE.References, 4282 Dorunester at, west of Greene ave.208 2 For BALE \u2014 BAFES AND VAULT N TANTED \u2014 OFFICE BOY, LIVING doors, new and secondhand, large stock; with his parents.for agent's office; Moderate prices; repairs and removing.A.must be bright, smart and tidy.Apply to 5 Ahern, Montreal Safe Works, 340 St.James de Gruchy, 207 St.James st.208 st.Telephone Main 813.183 eod u YY ANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIENCED NURSE, 1 to take care uf Infant; references required.Apply 68 McTavish set.206 4 VY ANTED \u2014 YOUTH FOR GENERAL OF- fice work, one just leaving school preferred.Apply M, 4332.Btar Oftice.208 3 ANTED \u2014 AN ENERGETIC SALESman, with city connections, to call on \u201cshirt, blouse and clothing manufacturers, also one for the boot and shoe manufacturers.Sai- ary and commission.None but experienced men need apply.Give references and experience, to M, 3549, Star Office.206 3 ANTED \u2014 GOOD PLAIN COOK AND A _ house-tablemald.References required.Call 12¢ Mackay st.298 2 WANTED BY WHOLESALE HOUSE bright lad for warehouse; high school boy preferred.Apply in own handwriting, M, 3340, Star Office.208 2 VWANTED \"A BOY FROM 12 TO 15 years of age for office work, good chance for advancemept.Apply 31 Mil at.2u8 3 W ANPED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT IN tamily of four; no children; no washing.464 Wood avenue, Westmount.208 2 V ANTED \u2014 A BOY TO coLLECT AC- counta for a Wholesale Mouse.Apply 5 L.3318, Siar Office.WW ANTED GIRL.FOR WHOLESALE , storü; must De punctual, quick and ac- ourate at figures and general office work.Ap- ly al once in own handwriting, stating ex- fence, if any.and give references.Address .3042, Star Qftice.208 2 ANTED \u2014 A RELIABILE AND ACCUR- .ats bookkeeper, knowing -Freach and nglish; must be & worker and willing to at- d to Collections; salary $40 per month, M, » Onice.OLLINI reclining chairs, bedside adjustabdle ps bed rests, vapour baths, cabinets, bidets, com- Fer SALE\u2014TO INVALIDS \u2014 KR CHIROPODIST.40 Tours ox prions as Chir 0 tan pecialist for feet rase BE emonts made at own house.\u201cunder hours telle; + ta m.to 4 Bena tiare si.st.oor: Bt.Pwr 80 ti SOLICITORS.T.P.BUTLER, K.C.MARRIAGE LICENSES, Law Office, 10 Hospital Street.{Exchange Court.) LEGAL CARDS.ACG IBBON, CASGRAIN, MITGRELL & SURVEYER CANADA LIFE Alpes ut.James Street.MONIKREKAL.R.D.McGibbon, K.C.T.Chase-Caagrain, K.C.Victor E.Mitchell, FE.F.Surveyer, Douglas Armour.A.Chase-Casgrain.RYAN & BICKERDIKE Advcoa es, Barristers and Solfoitors Liverpool and london and Globe Building, 112 8t.James Btreet, Montreal.Porcy C.Ryan.Frank A.C.Bickerdike.180 312 : LIFE POLICIES BOUGHT.1 Bu Life Policies issued by American y companies.Will pay more for pol- icles that have been in force for some years thap the Qompanics will allow for their surrender.Doherty, 428 8t.Paul St, CARPENTER AND JOINER.Thos.Lidstone on greatest Takes freatdstears opera ors\u2019 work and real estate nin hopeer Even, valuations made.Office fittin ty.768 Craig Stroet.Tel.Main ENGINES AND BOILERS.Ball Automatio Engines.Leonard Boilers, Beatty & Sonat Hoisting Engines, ete, Cowan & Co.W ing Machinery.E.Leonard Common Street, Montreal.-work- & Sons, 169 PLUMBING, HRATING, LIGHTING.Cannot Do Better He with us for all above and electrical work by chine for printing addresses on circulars, advertising.matter, ete, Box V, 2080, Siar Uftice, Montreal.197 MOR SALE - SPLENDID LINE OF ROLL and flat top desks, office and board tables, rotary chairs and atcols, at Wilders, 2508 8t.James st.108 tS YOR SALE \u2014 ON CREDIT OR FOR CASH furniture, PE ollcloths, etc, to sult every taste, defying all competition.Prince Co., A Lanny st T8 t£ TOR SALE -\u2014 COAL, NO.2 CHESTNUT.for cooking purposes, 85.50; all other sizes, $8.30.J.H.Morehouse, Wholesale and Retail, 65 Farm at.Point St.Charles.M.3018.195 12 \"OR - SALE BROWN ENGINE, 18 x 42, 190 indicated H.P., wa re piaced by iarger engine.Can be sten at Laurie Engine Co.Montreal.Penman Mfg.1\" LS Hyacinibe, Q.284 YOR BALE \u2014 TWO SECONDHAND WALnut bedroom suites, one birdeye' maple bedroom suite, English plate glass, ons oak sideboard, will sell cheap, as we need the room for new goods coming in, at Wilder's, St.James st.203 tt For SALE \u2014 OSTRICH FBATHERS, A few very choice black and white, Also feather bons, different shades.Write W, 3048, 204 4 Star Office.For saLE \u2014 PIANO, UPRIGHT, GOOD ss Hew, American make, three ped seven octaves, werful tove, for large hall; great sacrifice.\"as cash.127 Alexander st.07 3 (Continued from Page B) tr dt modes, ete.R.E.Painchaud, 208 St.Law- akilled m Reasonable ch James rence st, opposite the market.206 2e0d Atchison, 5.34 Bleury Street.Tel.fain 48.MOR BALE \u2014 ADDRESSOGRAPH MA- ADDRESSES.PKESEMNTATION ADDRESSES: RR IR FSET CTE TN LS RN PN EOWIN (OX & CO PRIVATE HOSPITAL.eater Britannia Private Hospital 1\u2019 Met calfe Avenue, Westmount, Mrs.E.Pearoe, Prin- Tel.Mount 1143.Ambulance Telo- ph © Up 17% Terms $1 to $3.50 per day.| monTAEAL SCHOOL \u20140F- ELOÇUTION, \u2014 nas St.Catherine st © 3, 9; FERPREXN, Principe.Bo you REALLY know the true nature and value of right elocutionary study?\"De you know what we do?Mow?With whom?\"10th Year begins Sent.15th.ta Office open on: \u2018and after Sept.1st.181 26eod Montreal School of Expression, 2218 ST.CATHERINE ST.MRS.BELLE ROSE EMBLIE, Principal.Bession opens September 15th.Prospectus at Shaw's Musio Store, St.Catherine Bt.187 13eod 5 SHORTHAND A Armed and practical course A mail speed of 100 words a minu n beon attained within @ minute has he features of this system Is its mim- plicity and Brevity.After the 86th lesson a student should be ahle to write any English word in Shorthand.Write to-day for partioulars.Address: CANADIAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE, Limited, 40-46 King Street, West, Toronto, Ont 4 eod - Mr.Hubert A.Baker, 153 STANLEY STREET.Lessous tn Fite, Piancforte Playinz and Voice Culture.Fuplls prepared for examinationd 17 desired._ 207 20 MISS LETITIA HALL.Pianoforte and Theory.Pupils Prepared for Examinations Btudio\u20142469 si.Catherine St, near Mountain studio-\u201449 Waverly st., Montreal Aunex.Office hours, after Sept.1st, Tuesday and Friday.dtof.At4Y Waverly, Monday and Thursday, { to 5 and after 7 p.m.207 MRS.MUIR\u2019S SOHOOL 350 1-2 St.Antoine Street.Wil re-open Tuesday.September.8th 207 3eod WHERE TO STAY IN MONTREAL.LONDON HOUSE.Under new managemisa.Newly furnished andill :n>lern tmarize- ments.The best 25c mealsin Jansia; a janl to any other 80c meal.Upp G.T.R.Dapai ob and 87 Chabeiliez 3q.lel.Malo 1993.184 28 LA CORONA HOTEL, West End\u2014* HOTEL DE LUXE.\" The only up-to-daté European Hotel In Mantreal, Rates\u2014 Rooms without bath.$1.00 to $1.50.Rooms with bath, 2.00 to $2.50.187 5awtf GUY STREET.MONTREAL.Parties Visiting Montreal will find nicely furnished rooms In first class central locality; medern conveniences.Private family.Terms moderate.T8 Vic Loria street.Transient Accommodation 5! rooms, moder n¥en ences: on gs [oot * Best part dur om at 72 7 Netoria st sfully dnd scientifically } Tested By HARRISON & CO., 53 Metcalfe St.,, Dominion Sq, MONEY TO LOAN.We Loan Money at the Lowest Rates in the City $ ON household furniture, pianos, organs, horses and carriages.without publicity or remc ving the goous.$ We loan in sums from $10 to $1000, trom 1 to 12 months.We give liberal discounts if paid before due.$ Your dealings with us strictly private, as wo know you would wish.By courteous lreatment and Fair.$ Honest Dealing, we are gaining new customers every day.You should be among them.Call and investigate.$ We will be pleased to talk the matter over With you, or telephone us $ Bell $361 Main, or Westmount 1041, atier 6 p.m.and we will send one of our agents Lo see you.$ Montreal Loan & Brokerage Go.Room 304, New York Life Building, Cor.St.James Street and Place d\u2019Armes 83, CHAS.E.CAMPBELL, Mgr.Bust Aronson & Rutenberg, Pawn Brokers & Jewellers, 00) LAWL ST, Money vend ou Lismounds Waithes, Jewellery, Utolatug Furs and Dry Goods.Furssiored Guriu, sauter moutha N.B.\u2014A visitto our jewellery department is solicited.164 bawus WITHOUT ENDORSER oh SECURITY 6.SALARIED PEOPLE CAN GET MONEY on their own names, without endorser or securily; payments to sult borrower; all busi- Dess confidental.MONTREAL CREDIT COMPANY, 164 Temple Building, 180 St.James st.82 3068 MONEY LOANED TO BALARIED PEOPLE and others.with or without security, on short notice, easy terms.Apply room 4, 12% Bt.Peter st, ground floor.207 2 ï Monçy Loan Loaned Splanied, Dee chants teamste re.boarding houses e net bles.REL og Tia Belding, BP Sia d'Armes.PATENT SOLICITORS.INVENTIONS PATENTED AND TRADE MARKS REGISTERED IN ALL COUNTRIES, OWEN N, EVANS, oed (230) Temple Building, Montrosnt ATENTS Wesolicit Lhe business of Manutacturers, Hos gineers neers and others who realize the advisabil ot has their Patent business transacted by Preliminary advice free.Chas e- her Our Inventors\u2019 Help, 125 pa sent u request.Marion & Marion New York Life ifs.Montreal ; and Washington, D.C.UB.A.HOUSEWIVES APPRECIATE Cook\u2019s Friend Baking Powder Besause It Always Gives Satisfaction.t Sold Everywhere.BEAUDRY & BROWN, - LUIvil xaginvers, 107 Bt.James 678 tlore Street, A i 3 N hl S Willi re-open their classes for young ladies and K children om Bridges.Dra Water Works RONDA, thee pes Railways, Land Burveying.- : \u201c41713 + ns ess MON TFHAL.; \u2018Le =.For bhardors and day scholars.Boys prepared for McGitl University and Kingston.Play ground attached to the school.the Headmaster C, 8.FOBBERY, M.A., 1773 Ontario Bt.Application should be made to 18238 .EDUCATIONAL\", (Afliated to MoGHl) University.) we &tve young men and wo men a thorough practical busi \u2018 ness education.Touch Typewriting, Phone Main 1714.1713 \u2014\u2014e thorough English education?Day and Evening Classes, System) and French.tions guaranteed graduates.Copy 0 Do you want his character to be formed?should not only learn his lessons, but also learn to think?Send for prospectus of Berthier.Grammar School.| MISS GRAHAM'S PHONOGRAPHIC and BUSINESS INSTITUTE, 3 Viotoria Ste, Oor.St.Catherine St.speed Classes, Subjects, Sharthand, Bookkeeping (\u2018be Leveque Unive enter at hh lime.Posing Offices, emple Bldg., Trade Td Phone ola a upils ma 387 Board BERTHIER GRAMMAR SCHOOL, BERTHIER EN HAUT, P.Q.Founded 1867.Do you want your boy to learn to SPEAK FRENCH, besides getting a Are you anxious that be MAX LIEBICH, Principal A.J.HALES-SANDERS, M.A, \u201cBLINKBONNIE,\u201d Day and Evening Classes open WEDNESDAY, \u2014 724 \u2014\u2014 Sherbrooke Stroat.SEPT.2nd.C.A.BOTSFORD, Faculties of Arts and Divinity Michaelmas term opens Saturday, September 12th, 1804; Matriculation, Tuesday, September Join: Lectures begin Thursday, September + For Calendars and information apply to the Principal or the Registrar.172 48 BISHOP'S COLLEGE SCHOOL, LENNOXVILLE, P.Q.Heatimaster, the Rev.E.J.Bidwell, (Oxon.) Michaelmas Term begins THURSDAY, SHP- TEMBER 10TH, 1803 Boys thoroughly prepared for the Univer- stiles, all Professions and Business Life, Preparatory Department fur boys from eight to M.A.thirteen.Good Cricket and Football Grounds, \u2018 Jarge Gymnasium, Cadet Corps, Infirmary, etc.For illustrated Prospectus and other information apply to the Heudmaster or the Secretary.172 48 TRINITY COLLEGE\u201d SCHOOL PORT HOPE, ONT.Modern Fireproof Buildings, Healthy Situation; Extensive Grounds, Experienced Staff.franmasten : Rev.Oswald Rigby, M.A.\u2026.Bt.John's Collego, Cambridge, for 12 years Professor of History and Dean of Residence, at'Frinity University, Toronto, 165 ood ST.MONICA\u2019S Residential and Day School for Girls.wi BLOOR STREET, WKsT, TORONTO Tteopens Thursday, September 10th.\u201cPéforougtr course in English, Languages, Music,\u201d Art, ETocution, Physical Culture.and \u2018Dorfttié Betence.Prepares for university and deparimental examinations, Kindergarten and primary .de- partments.- \u2018 Péachers thoroughly qualified and of bigh- est \u201cacademic standing.Specialists in each department.A Home Bchool.Extensive and beautiful grounds.For prospectus apply to M188 PHILLPOTTS, 145 39e0d Lady Principal.ASHBURY COLLEGE, ARGYLE AVE., OTTAWA, ONT.Twenty Boarders.Fifty Day Boys Received.Headmaster-Rev.Geo.P.Woollcombe, B.A.Oxford, with staff of five graduates.Boys prepared for Royal Military Col lege and Universities.Eleven Boys havè entc-:d R.M.C.Jurina past five years.Preparatory department for little boys SCHOOL RE-OPENS SEPT.9th.165 26eod The Harmon (bay school University of Bishop\u2019s College, | CRICHTON SCHOOL 1170 Sherbrooke street, Montreal.School residence\u20147Œ Pine Ave.Rector\u2014kiev.J.Willlamson, B.A.(Oxon.) Primary School .for boys of § to 11 Eecondary Bcbhool.for boys of 11 to 18 McGill Matriculatdon Class.Thorough preparation for the universities.Royal Miltary College and for business.Small classes with indiviaual attention The buildings are new, with a hall for physical training.and a large piayground.BOARDING DEPARTMENT, At the school residence, 706 Pine avenue, there is unsurpassed accommodation for 1s resident pupils.School Reopens, Thursday, Sept 10th Classes Resuine, Monday, Sept.14th, at 9 O'Clock.Prospectus on lication (by letter > til September 2).Ww Abingdon School, 1141 Dorchester St Head Master: MR.T.RIDLER-DAVIES, B.A.(Cantab.), Assisted by a full staff of Masters.Boys are prepared for the Kingston R.M.C., University or Commercial life.Preparatory Class for young boys.Gymnasium.Field for Games.For prospectus containing references, list of recent successes, etc.apply by mail, 69 University street.191 tf CONVENT OF THE CONGREGATION DE NOTRE DAME, POINTE CLAIRE, P.QO.to its delightful situation on Louis.this institution possesses advantages for health and The éducations! course comprises uxeful branch suitable for young girls.Terms moderate.Classes will be resumed op the ist of September.For further information address The Mother Buperior, Congregation De Notre Dame, 1 39 sod Pointe Claire, P.Q Dunham Ladies College The Church School for Girls in the Dio- ceme of Montreal President, His Grace the Archbishop of Montreal: Re-opens on Tuesday, September 15th, Owing Lake Bt.superior study.every FOR YOUNG LADIES OTTAWA, 171 MacLAREN STREET INCORPORATED 1893.RE-OPENS, WED., 16th, SEPT.Affiliated with the \u2018\u2018Canadinu Conservatory of Muasioc,'\u2019 Mr.H.Puddicombe, Director.STAFFa1lties 16 \"Ad Cavernenses.Calendar address MISS HARMON, Principal.For Cale \"192 200d MOUNT ST.MARY 326 GUY STREET, MONTREAL.This boaréing-school, under the direction of the sisters of the Congregation of Notre Dame, will re-open on September 4th.For particulars apply the Superior.169 > cod King's Hall Compton, P.Q A delightfully situated school for girls in the healthiest part of the Eastern Townships, and of easy access.Entire teaching staff from England.Exceptional advantages for music, voice cultivation, languages, art, etc.; \u2018outdoor games a special feature.> For prospectus address MISS GENA SMITH, 181 18 eod Lady Principal ROSLYN COLLEGE, FOR GMLS.25 MOUNT PLEASANT AVE, WESTMOUNT.The school will be re-opened on Tuesday, 15th Beptember, when a preparatory class will be formed.Prospectus on application.PORTEOUS ARNOLD, F.E.I = cipal.THE MISSES McDONNELL, 718 SHUTER STREET.The Misses Brysons\u2019 School and Kinder artes, will re-open on Tuesday, Sept.Sth.Classes Es Drawing, P Painting and Sewing.205 7 NTS TRADE MARKS eee » 20 Soptambes, the Misses Shanks will be at home on sehool business.204 3 - MOUNT ROYAL\" BUSINESS COLLEGE Y.M.C À.Bullding.Montreal.TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 7, 1908.ir Eos Celine Our eraduates aold aplone did positions.Principal at College rooms, 2 to .daily.$5 A.W.YOUNG, Principal.42 VICTORIA SQUARE.Office now open.Studies will be presumed Se Lember 1st.he Commercial Course is thorough, cm plete and practical.The Shorthand course includes typewriting, correspondence, grammar and office work.W rite, call or telephone (Main 2890) for pros pectus.* Addr ess, 202 tf J.D, DAVIS, Principal.It pays best In the ead, The Canada tiusinees College, Chatham, Ont work to îtg Genada in SHORTHAND with its 27 years of successful credit, stands without a r in the line of BUSINESS or raining.\"846 students placed In good positions.in the past eleven months shows what we do for our students when graduated.COLLEGE REOPENS FOR FALL TERM SEPT.1.Our catalogue ts the handsomest issued by any business school In the Dominion.Copy sent by addressing D.McLACHLAN & CO.Chatham, Ont, 7 CENTRA Lasineis Clg Cor.Price Arthur and St.Montreal.Day and evening classes: Open September 1st.Speclalists in Business Training.Easiest, speediest and most legible shorthand.absolutely no- fallures, i 167 20e0d n 30 days if preferred, and we assist graduates to positions.Speed classes.any system Bookkeeping, typewriting.penmanship, Commercial law.English, Metric system, mathematics, French Conversation and correspondence, German.Spanish.Latin.High Grade and In mediates for boys and girls of all ag 063 ww! > WHAT ABOUT THE EDUCATION OF YOUR BOYS AND GIRLS ?From a Practical! Standpoint the OF TORONTO, LIMITED, Boires the question.To provide best facilities tor\u2019 training them to earn a good livelihood and winning sucoess in life.Our new catdl contains all formation.Write for it interested Address ae Ww.H.BHAW, Preside 2 15500430 Tarontd, VEL 85th Year.Larne: Most Widely Attended in Amerion, 87 Years Under Present Principals: Authors snd publishers of \"THE CANADIAN ACCOUNTANT,\" now in the 13th Edition.t Bend for the College Catalogue.| Address, Robinson & Johnson, F.C.A THREE IN ONE Two of the older Business es and SROF a core leges in Toronto have joined forces with DOMINION BUSIVY E38 COLLEGE, Confede Teen Le Sat Toronto, Ont.KINGSTON Business COLLEGE, i Kingston, Ont.- Gradustes assisted to positions.Intending students should make full mairie i regarding these institutions.Writs PLACE D ARMES, Montreal, Known throughout Canada as.the.lave BUSINESS COLLEGE, and RY.HAND, TYPEWRITING and TELEGRAPHY INSTITUTION.Individual instruction.Prose pectus mailed free.Tel, Main 300.199 22004 CAZA & LORD, Principals.\u201d Ka THE AROHBISHOP\u2019S COMMER- GIAL ACADEMY, - .37 ST.MARGARET STR Studies will be resumed TUESDAY, Beptember ; 500.12 | Montreal Shorthand Instituté.3 Business and ay lographie Sshiool.Corner St.Catherine and McGill Co Ave., Montreal.Princlpal\u2014Mrs.Harriet Bullock, founaer of syliabjis hystem shorthand.School re-opens september 1 Tel.Up.1872 send forprospeëtus 109 SHORTELL'S ACADEMY, 2677 ST.CATHERINE ST INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION : Each Boy Progrenses ne- cording to his Ability.Evening Classes In Commercial work.Detailed information furnished personally, by mail, or by telephone.The School For Young Ladies, Conducted by Miss Symmers and Miss Smith.will ré-open on Tuesday.15th of September.Pupils who desire it are pre pared for the university school examinations and fur matriculation.After Monday, Tth of Septrmber.Migs Symmers and Miss 8mith will he at home to recelve visitors on school business.Prospectus on application.MISS BARKER.4188 Dorebester St.will re-open ber school for young ladies and children on THURSDAY.SEPTBM- 208 2Goi BER 10th.Preparatory cless for we i [ESO Pa SO Je NT i EEE pe eme nd I vet range $17.00, the assortment, - NE OI If you haven't got one-gnow\u2019s the timgto buy it! a daily hoon! Men's Rain or Shine Goats, an elegant wrap in dry cool weather, a reliable raincoat in wet weather, latest style, well tailored, silk vel- collar, slanting side and ticket pockets, It will prove satin bound seams, of ordinary values, $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, Choice of $9.95 Ladies\u2019 Rainproof Ulsters, sacque back, full sleeves, good value at $8.00, our spe- (cial price.No finer collection of found anywhere than here! $4.90 Ladies\u2019 Rain Goods can be For School Openings! Boys\u2019 Suits and Girls\u2019 Dresses at popular prices! All the best styles in the best materials to select from! School Bags, School Scribblers, Pens, Pencils, Rubbers, Rulers, Inks, Ete.JOHN MURPHY & CO, 2341-2343 St.Catherine Street.\\ - Terms Gash.Corner Metcalfe, Tel.Up 2740.J MEETINGS AND SOCIETIES.| THE PAINTERS.\u2014The Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators held a very largely attended mecting last night in the Empire Hall when all the details in con- rection with the Labour Day celebration were completed.THE A.O.H.\u2014The Plattsburg convention of the Ancleut Order of Hibernians was a great succeas in every way.After the meeting Messrk.James Dolan.National President, of Syracuse, N.Y.: James O'Sullivan, National Philadelphia, Pa., Jas.Secretary, of Newhaven, Conn, O'Brien, National Treasurer, of mond, Ind., P.J.O'Connor, Director, of Savannah, Ga.; and W.J Cronin, National Director, of Boston.Mass., paid a flying visit to this city and were entertained at the Windsor Hotel > the local officers of the organization ere.THE 'J,ONGSHOREMEN.\u2014At the meeting of the International Association of \"Longshoremen it was unanimously decided to have three alligorical cars in the Labour Day parade.(dustry, the coal men at work and the loading and unloading of vessels laden with general merchandize will be represented.It is expected to be the largest line up of 'longshoremen that was ever held in Montreal.All arrangements have been made with the various steamship companles regarding the stoppage of work and everything is now in readiness for the demonstration.A.Beauvin, and M.Granville have been appointed marshals and the Musjcal Temperance Brass Band bas been engaged by the union, Two thousand special badges have been ar.dered and they wlll be distributed to the members at next Sunday afternoon! meeting.which will be held In 8t.Mary's Hall, the unjon\u2019s headquarters.Previous P.Bre, M.J.Rich- National THE AUTOCRAT OF THE HOME.\u2014Wher baby coos, sputters.13 hvelv and bright, he is truly the autocrat of the home, and his importance 12 readily acknowledged.If baby is weak.puny and miserablg.as a result of nnproper feeding, t cannot make Lowe a perfect paradise for the tender mother and loving father.The use of Lactated Food will effect a wondrous change.It will make bahy healthy, vigorous and contented.Lactat- \u201ced Food \u2018is a perfect substitute for pure and bedlthy breast milk.and is recommended by over thirty thousand physicians.Wise mothers are using it, and find that it makes their babies plump.strong and healthy.Ask your druggist for nt, and take no other.- vice-President, of National i The lumbering in- ! to the big meeting the various foremen will hold a session to arrange matters regarding the rushing of the work on Tuesday and the following days to make up for lost time.THE MACCABEES \u2014At the meeting of Tent No.2, Knights of the Maccabees, Deputy Supreme Commander Hoilings- worth, who has been removed to another jurisdiction, was presented with an address and a beautiful gold watch, suita- E.H.HOLLINGSWORTH, Supreme Commander of Knights of the Maccabees.Deputy the bly inscribed.The pregentation was made by Past Commander Ully., on behalf of the Montreal Maccabees Coupled with the name of the reciplept was that of Mrs, Hollingsworth and the best wishes of the members were conveyed to her.Mr.Hollingsworth thanked the members for thelr handsome gift after which the degree was conferred on thirty candidates.\" TRADES UNIONS, GROWING.~ Thé Laundry Workers\u2019 and Shirtwaist Workers\u2019 Union will hold a meeting to-morrow evening in the Oddfellows Chambers.1563 Notre Dame street.when th® use of the label will be granted to a firm in the city employing in the neighbourhood of 1,00 hands.Co EH + sk EE EE OR SOU TR The proposal to create the position of city architect does not meet with upam- mous approval among .be arcaively ef the city.; The impression seems to prevail that the city would not be disposed ts pay a really first class man, and uniess this is done, the cost to the Corporation would likely become higher than it is at present for uty architects.; Severul alternatives are proposed in the interviews which have been given to the Star by architects in the city.MR.W.E.DORAN.Mr.WE.Doran considered that the cost to the city would be as great av it is now.i an architect is appointed, he will have to have a staff.That stafi will be idle a good part of the time, but wil) have to Le kept on and paid.Besides, the city will hardly secure a first clos man for such work, and when a high class building is 10 be erected the contract will have tu go outside of the city office.\u201cI would suggest, though, while 1 am on the subject of city buildings, that the city employ a man, not necessarily on architect, but a good tradesman, to look after the buildings in the city.If such a man were kept and took care that whenever anything goes Avrong it would be repaired at once, much expense would be saved the people of this city, for the proverbial stitch in time would stop big con- trects for repairs.\u201d MR.LUDGER LEMIEUX.Mr.Ludger Lemieux.of Macduff and Lemieux, considered that rt would be a good thing, from an aesthetic point of view, to have a city architect.This would secure uniformity in the buildings erected by the city.To-day one architect affected one style for a fire station.while the station next to it was designed in an entirely different style by another architect.It might be better to give the work to] an office in the city for a certain fixed price, although the members of a firm were likely to change often and the homo- genity in style would not be preserved.Of course the same thing might happen with the man who would be appointed by the city.If an architect is appointed, a good salary will have to be paid to get the best man.MR.MACDUFF.Mr.Macduff, of the game firm, shared bis partner's views to a large extent.If amavis lo pneu over à IS OWN STAFF ARCHITECT Propo Does Not ind Boron ote Eyes of All Mont ithe city pail a sufficient salary to secure a first class man it would be a step in the right direction to appoint such a man, If an architect were appointed by influence instead of by merit, the move would be a bad one.At the present time the work does not always go to the best architects, because it is secured by influence.If the city confided the work to a good firm of architects in the city, leaving them free to take in other work, they would gain by it in more ways than one.Not only would it cost less than paying architects\u2019 commis- missions, but an architect who had no interest in commissions would advise against the drawing of unnecessary plans, such as often were made under the present state of affairs.MR.8.A, FINLEY.Mr.8.A.Finley, of Finley and Spence, said: \u20181 do not believe the city will be willing to pay the salary necessary for a first-class man, and if they did I do not see that it would cost the corporation less for its architects\u2019 fees than it is paying at present.They could not get a firm to do the work at a fixed price, as that would not be allowed by the Architects\u2019 Associ ation of the province.\u201cI believe, however, that it would pay the city to engage a first-class architect in an advisory capacity.He need not draw the plans and superintend ths work on all the city buildings, but sthe plans would have to be \u2018submitted to his supervision, and he could direct the architect who is charged with the actual work.This would make for uniformity in the civic buildings, and at the same time would prevent much useless expenditure whic is made at present.4 = THE BUILDING INSPECTOR.The building inspector is submitting a statement to the aldermen claiming that it would be cheaper and more satisfactory if he were given a couple of avsietants and allowed to do architects\u2019 work for the corporation.It is not certain whether or not this proposition will be relished by the city fathers.At the present time any civic committee can give out corporation work and employ an architect for jobs not exceeding five hundred dollars.Beyond this amount all corporation work has to get the approval of the City Council.WHAT 15 GOING ON AT THE THEATRES Melodrama at Proctor\u2019s Proves Strong Drawing Card.THE OTHER ATTRACTIONS Lincoln J.Carter Play at the Fran- cais\u2014Burlesque at the Royal.Proctor's this week is keeping well up to the high standard set at the openin ot the season, and the house was wel filled at the two performances yesterday.The entertainment provided differs in kind from that of last week, but it is fully up to last week's performance in quality.\u201cThe Fisherman's Daughter\u201d tells a pretty story fairly well, but the story of the play after all sinks into insignificance compared with the clever work displayed in the specialities introduced by that old Montreal favourite, Miss Hilda Thomas, and Mr.Lou Hall, who is making his second appearance here under such favourable auspices.As Tom Tolliver, the unsophisticated but loving rustic, l.ou Hall gives a performance entitled to rank with the best.Never for a moment does he lose sight of hig role, and his very appearance in the last act is enough to produce uproarious laughter, while his antics and his songs were applauded and encored time and time again, while the crowd laughed so much that tears were running from all eyes.Miss Thomas proved fully up to her old standard.Her rendering of Maggie Manley was natural and skilful.while her clever impersonations of amateur eoncert singers were fully up to frhat was to be expected from the reputation which Miss Thomas already possesses.The.singing of the male quartette in the third act was very much admired.and.they too, had to respond to several encores.Some parts of the Fisherman's Daughter strongly suggest \u2018Shore Acres\u2019 and the characters of (apt.Ben Mauley.the old sait.which was particularly well taken by Mr.Alf.H.Hastings and Abner Parsons, another of the same variety, by DURING THE WARM WEATHER Even during ithe warmest.weather An: gier's Petroleum Emulsion is pleasant to take and agreeable to the stomach.For this reasop it is the ideal remedy for cou- sumption.Made of odorless and tasteless petroleum.glycerine and hypophosphites, it is better in every way than emulsions made of fish oils or other fats.|10.000,0 Array DY Cc \u201caa ANNUAL SALES ATHARTIC 00 BOXES Greatest in the World A MILLION HAPPY AMERICAN CHYLDREN are kept healthy with OASOARETS Candy Oathartio.Good words spoken by their mamas for CASOARETS to other mamas have made \u201c OASUARETS successful until the sale now is nearly À MILLION BOXES À MONTH.Why do little folks like CASOARETS ?Because they are a sweet, palatable, fragrant little tablet\u2014 taste good-do good\u2014never grip nor gripe, but act gently, naturally, positively.Medicine thas & child dislikes will not do it much good.Sensible parents give their little darlings medicine that tastes good and does good, and doea not grip nor gripe; the kind they like themssivea.Children ars always ready to take OASOARETS, THB PERFEOT HOME MNDIOINE, aa for them and are kept healthy always and safe against ths dangers of ohildhood\u2019s ailments.Beat for the Bowals.All druggists, 10c, 280,500.NEVER SOLD IN BULK.The genuine tablet stamped 0 Q O0.Guaranteed to cure or money back.Sample and booklet free.Address Sterling Remedy Go, Ohioago or New York.F.E.Cooke, were very much like that of \u201cThe Pioneer Down East\u201d play.while Miss Caroline Newcomb\u2019s Aunt S'Manthy was fully up to the standard.Frederic Jarvis made a manly and ardent lover for Maggie, while the warm-hearted gentleman, Dr.Grigg, was well impersonated by Mr.L.Palmer Yeoman.The scenic effects aided mot a little to secure the enthusiastic approval which the performance received.The sight of the moving waves and Maggie's arrival in a boat were greeted with applause, but it was the scene when Maggie braving the villain and his accomplice climbed the hghthouse tower and lighted the lamps to save her lover's life that the portion of the audience, which occupied the higher regions, let themselves loose.The performance tlwoughout is clever and amusing and full houses should greet the com pany throughout the week.The Theatre E Francais.Lincoln J.Carter's famous old melodrama, \u201cThe Heart of Chicago.\u201d is at the Francais this week with a cast quite equal to giving it a presentation ade- uate to please the Francais audiences.he fire scene, the fire engine, and all the other scenic and mechanical features worked smoothly and were loudly applauded, while some of the company were almost as well received.\u201cThe rcar of Chicago\u201d has been seen many times in Montreal, but there is good reason to believe that its reception this year will bc as successful as in the past.The Royal.The Royal has another very good enter tainment this week in the Fay Foster company.They prerent a three-act musical farce-comedy called \u201cThe Dancing Missionary,\u201d the title role being played by Walter Terry, a comedian whose legitimate comedy, places him far above the average burlesque actor.His eccentric dances are mew, and .they deserved all the recalls demanded.The Crawford sisters dance to Hiawatha\u201d music, in jig time, is one of the best features.Then there is the bicycle act done by Mosher, Houghton and Mosher.In many respects it is the most daring and entertaining act of its kind that Montreal has seen.Jaw- rence Crane is as amusing as ever with Ty slight of hand work.Yule, Reno and Symonds are singers worthy of much praise.The production as a whole is much in advance of last year's burlesque and vaudeville shows, and it looks as though the association which now judges such shows on their merits is doing good work.In this case Mr.penbeimer bas arranged a neat, clean ormance:.some of the chorus work, Rant effects, costumes and scenery being good enougn for far more pretentious entertammments.Sohmer Park, For thé last week of the summer season the manegers of Sobmer.dl\u2019ark.j arra one of the best bills they nave - 'Lockhart\u2019s elephants, four in number, were welcomed back vesterday afternoon and evening by twelve thousand people, and the animals seemed to know of their populanty, for laeir act was even more wonderful than when they were here last.ihe Fraser family ers made a marked hit, being recalled six times at the evening performance.Fitzgerald does a quick change act that puta other artists of this character to shame, Sidonia rides a- bicycle on a and the Damman family of D everybody with i faring act.ur.Lavigne\u2019s orchestres © ing up the reputation it has for itself.The Montreal Strept ation employees are having their annual benefit the park the first four days of the New School of Opera.Montreal is to have a singing, specially devoted mew school to the preparation of young people for operatic prado.tions.The new conservatory will be established at No.2488 St.Catherine street It will be under the direction of Mons.Victor Ocellier, the well-known baritone.who hag achieved a most favourable repy.tation in Grand both in France and on this side of the ocean.He Will be as sisted by Mons.d\u2019Aulnais, a tenor ro- busto, who also enjoys an ex reputation, earned by his work in the best theatres of New York and San Francisco.« Ocellier graduated from the Marseilles Congervatory in 1802, and after studying under the world-renowned master, Imael, ke made his debut at Rouen where he met with great success.Maurice Grau brought him across to the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, wherè he secured a triumph which was repeated in New Orleans and Montreal, Mons.d\u2019Aul- pais, besides being a singer, has also Jearn- ed the Thespian art, and will impart it to those desiring to go on the stage.It is their intention to prepare and produce several standard when the school gets properly - THE BUTCHERS.\u2014The newly organ.is ised Butchers\u2019 and Packers\u2019 UÜnion making rapid headway.New members are .being initiated in groups at every 'AR\u2014FUESDANS tte SEPT.Pere me mt oad + se, Under Royal Warrant ollinars lle \"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.\" is supplied to His Majesty The King of England and to, H.R.H.The Prince of Wales, and served at all the Court Festivities.OPENING OF CLASSES AT M\u2019GILL UNIVERSITY.Preparations for the opening of the rvholastic year are beginnipg to assume greater proportions at freant University.The law faculty will be the first to start, a week ahead of the others, on September 15th.The other faculties will open their lectures on September 22nd.The indications so far are that the freshman year in medicine will be the largest that has started at McGill for many years.The fame of the University 1s spreading, and students are coming from all portions of the globe.The Royal Victoria College for Women will receive students on the 8th of September.Matriculation examinations and thoee for second vear exhibitions, as wel as third year scholarships, are to begin on September 9.ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE LABOUR DAY CELEBRATION.The preparations for the celebration of Labour Day are being pushed by all the unions in the city.Mr.Thomas Fisher, who will be the Grand Marshal-in-Chiei of the parade.and who is at the head of the plan, desires à more extensive procession than has marked any other event in the history of the labour movement in the provinec of Quebec.The final arrangement is to bold a monste#: picnic at Riverside Park, at which there will be speeches by prominent labour men from all parts of the Dominion, besides all kinds of field sports.Charities and Correction.On Tuesday.Wudnesday and Thursday, September 29th, 30th and October si.Ottawa will be the scene of the sixth Canadian Conference of Charities and Correction.- .The president, Sir Louis Davies, end the local committee are planning tor a very successful meeting.; The officers of the corporation are: President\u2014Sir Louis H.Davies.Vice-presidents-J.J.Kelso, Loronto; Adam Brown.Hamilton; Hon.George Drummond, Montreal.Treasurer\u2014James Massie, Toronto.Secretary\u2014Dr.A.M.Rosebrugh, Confederation Life Building.Toroato.Asmstant Secretary\u2014John Keane, Ottawa.Committce-Dr.J.T.Gilmour, Toronto; Sheriff Cameron, London; Res.James Lediard, Owen Sound; C.Cook, Brantford: J.E.Farwell, K.('., Whi by; Mrs.E.H.Bronson, Ottawa: J.&, Hetherington, Montreal; J.R.Dick, Montreal; George O'Keefe, Ottawa; John M.Burns, Hamilton; W.L.Mackenzie King, Ottawa.Laid the Corner Stone.His Grace Archbishop Bruchesi, on Sun- the corner stone of a new convent at Ou- tremont, for the sisters of Jesus and Mary, He was assisted by Abbe G.Foucher and Father J.E.Foucher, cure of Outremont.Rev.Sister Marie, of St.Rosaite, superior general of the community, was present, together with eighty other sisters.The new convent is to be of stone, the ground around it being 68 acres.The building wil] be a most imposing one.Secretary of McGill Y.M.C.A.Dr.J.R.Cox will, for a short time, fulfil the duties of secretary of the McGill Y.M.C.A.He occupied that position, with marked success, for some years, and han just returned to the city from a tour around the world.Mr.Geo Irving, the present secretary, is leaving in a few days for the annual convention of College Secretaries, which will be held this year at Princeton.He will be absent about ten days.The Tuberculosis Leagüe.A meeting of the investigation committee of the Tuberculosis League was held yesterday afternoon.Those present were : Messrs.Learmont and Lane; Drs.Dube, Richer, Cleroux and Harding.In the absence of the chairman Mr.Lape presided.Several cases were taken up and dis of and there was a protracted discussion of the problem of disinfection.Badly Injured by Fall.While at work on a building at St.Henri, yesterday afternoon, Joseph Lamont, 55 years of , of 3 Bonaventure avenue, fell and had his right arm and several ribs broken.He was taken :o the Royal Victoria Hospital in the ambu- ance.To Meet at : Mr.William Patterson hae invited the members of the Montreal Philatelic Society to use his summer residence at Longueuil, to hold their annual general meeting to-morrow evening.The boats leave the city at 7.15 and 7.45 p.m.The Cleland Club.The first committee meeting of the Cle- land Dencing Club, was held last evening, fo the election of officers for the ensuing year.À la amount of routine business wag disp of, and the outlook for a successful season is very promising.FOUND OUT What a Mother Found Out About Food, A mother found out what a change of food can do for a whole family, from the nursing baby to the adults, in this way: \u201cTwice during the summer months my baby was taken violently ill and was very slow getting over the attacks.His former diet of cow\u2019s milk aloge ceased to agree with him, so I combined it with an expensive infant\u2019s food, but he soon became very much constipated.\u201cThen I shifted to Grape-Nuts food and found that this was just what baby needed, adding it to his milk after softening in hot water.Baby has thrived upon this food and je now healthy and strong and chubby as any mother could ask, which you know is saying a great deal.\u201cIt did not take me fong to find ont that a saucer of Grape-Nuts and cream is just what in needed by the tired nervous mother, and I have also proved to my own satisfaction that when the children are old enough to chew Grape-Nuts it is far better for them than oatmeal or any other mushy foods, for it develops their teeth and helps their digestion and their minds seem much brighter and more active too.Truly here is a wonderful food and one for the entire iamily.\u201d Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.There's a reason.\u2018 th each pac Or a copy of the famous little bok Road to Wall meeting.éd to make ROVE en Lobous Den oo 2 ent Fron tlt day, with the accustomed ceremonies, laid | Because it is so extra good that people always come back for more.W.CLanx, MFn , MONTREAL If you eat Pork and Beans eat Clark's they re delicious.Phone Main 4546 ELECTRIC FIXTURES of all Finds at the lowest prices consistent with the best work.The SAYER ELECTRIC CO\u201d Y.12 & 14 Beaver Hall Hill ès dull DO YOU USE Apollo galvanized iron?Costs more when the market When brisk, the demand sweeps everything out, the bad with the good.) Apollo is always worth more; and the rest of \u2018em less.Quick service.Return a whole sheet for an inch of fault.American Sheet Steel Company Battery Park New York ROGERS cENVINE ROGERS GOODS / NG SAME BRS 1847 - HAS FOR OVER ALFA CENTURY BEEN THE BROS //STANDARD of QUALITY.HN ES SONS, the DEATHS REPORTED Berlin.\u2014Dr.| Prussian Evangelical Barkhansen.president of Church, is dead.Woodstock, Ont.-Beymour Sage, one of the oldest residents of Oxford County died yesterday, aged nearly 90.Thomas H.Lamput.56, a farmer.of Stephen Township, also died in Victoria Hospital, following an operation.- LONDON.Ont.\u2014- Mrs.Hulda Waddell, aged 36 vears.wife of the Rev.-J.W.Wad.dell, of Shedden, died at Victoria Hospital, following an operation.wetl- Halifax, N.S\u2014John Hunter, a known commercial traveller of Toronto died here at the infirmary.He was taken sick at the Halifax three weeks\u2019 ago, and removed to the infirmary.The Presbyterian Congregation of Little Bras d'Or, Cape Breton.has unanimously decided to extend a call to Rev.Kenneth J.Macdonald.until recently pastor at Port Morien, Cape Breton, but now of Toronto, Girls.Girls who haven't the money to spend for mew clothes, ribboms, fenthers, bons, etc, bad better go right round to their druggist or grocer to-day end for ro cts.buy soy color Im these fast, briiliamt, fadeless home dyes.Maypole Soap.It weshes and dyes at the same thane.Maypole Soap BUILDING DISCOUNT SALE.to the 10 to 50 p.c.Back From the Country! It had been our distinct intention to discontinue the \u201c Discounts\u201d with the incoming of September, but owing to the number of inquiries we have received with regard WE ANSWER \u2014That in order to give our patrons who bave just returned from the country an opportunity to take advantage of the phenomenal bargains offered, we will continue these discounts only for a limited space of time\u2014Come early for best service.DISCOUNT most elegant to the least expensive w Remarkable offerings for Wednesday.are subject to ten per cent.discount.TABLE NO.1.At 55c TABLE No.1\u2014A1 55\u20ac.-This 15 considered to be the best quulitv offered, yet for such a low price, and the range of patterns and styles to choose from ave very large, in - cluding tweed effects, Amazon cloths, Alsatian suitir- ete, Less ten per cent.discount.TABLE NO.2.At 85c TABLE No.2\u2014At &56.\u2014A rich collection of high-class dress suitings, including fine French ladies cloth, new snowflake effects, frosted zibeline, mixed tweeds, Alsatian wunt- ings, Venetian cloths, ete., etc, etc.Less ten per cent.discount.TABLE NO.3.At $1.15 TABLE No.3\u2014 At 81.15\u2014A splendid lot of medium weight all-wool dress suitings, special assortment of stylish goods that are not too fussy, and still thoroughly practical.Hair line suitings, pepper and salt mixture, canvas suitings, etc We have a charming display of Dress Goods.what you want, and you'll not be disappointed.ich are reliable.All these special prices mentioned belcw, although they apply to new goods, Less ten \"er cent.discount.GOODS Come expecting to see just Everything is here from the LOT NO.4, At $l.10 LOT No.4.\u2014At $1.10 -Plain, light and dark gray Cravenette suitings, close weave, and guaranteed rainproof; only 100 yards in this offer; width 60 inches.Less ten per cent.discount.LOT NO.5.At $1.25 LOT No.5.\u2014At $1.2353\u2014A brilliant collection of the newest products of foreign fashion authorities in dress materials, including zibeline auit- ings, curled suitings, boucle suit- ings, boutonniere suitings.\\ Less ten per cent.discount.LOT NO.6.At $1.75 LOT No.6\u2014At $1.75 \u2014About 300 yards of beautiful mixtures in New Scotch tweed, heavy quality, dark and light effects, guaranteed all pure wool, width 54 inches.Less ten per cent.discount, COLORED TAFFETA All shades, good quality, very durable, special for ladies\u2019 blouses or _ dress foundations.Der yard T3Jc Less 25 per cent.discount.COLORED MOIRE VELOUR Rich, charming fabric for evening wear, etc.complete range of popular shades.Per vard.Less 25 per cent.discount.Black Peau de Soie Black Dress Silks.manufactured and fully guaranteed by C.J.Bonet & Co.Lyons, stamped on selvedge.Per yard 2.Less 25 per cent.discount.$1.63 LADIES\u2019 with embroidery.frill, finished with lace (dust frill).around neck and arms with frills.SILKS To-morrow we shall offer as leaders \u2018the following lines: Ladies\u2019 Whitewear NIGHT GOWNS jes\u2019 Night Gowns.cambric, made with double yoke, trimmed around Ladies front and sleeves with cambrie frill and embroidery edging.55e LESS 10 PER CENT.Ladies\u2019 Night Gowns, cambric.square yoke.broidery insertion, trimmed around neck, front, yoke Price.00002 covers wre ser ses 000 sassan 81.50 LESS 10 PER CENT.Ladies\u2019 Underskirta, cambric, iawn umbrella flounce.made with clusters of tueks and Valenciennes lace insertion, Price.vue 4.0 thn eee anaes si.LESS 10 PER CENT.Ladies\u2019 Underskirts, cambric, lawn umbrella flounce, made with hem- atitched tucks, trimmed with deep embroidery.LESS 10 PER CENT.LADIES\u2019 DRAWERS ladies\u2019 Drawers, cambric umbrella frill, made with hematitched hem.Price.2.civ ere enn Lecce encens LESS 10 PER CENT.Ladies\u2019 Chemises, cambric, rquare yoke, made of embroidery, trimmed Fice.2 242 240000 LESS 10 PER CENT.Black and White Suits Newly received, a full range of striped effects in black and white silks for ladies\u2019 waists, special quality of taffeta silk.Per yard.79\u20ac Less ten per cent.discount.Fancy Waisting Silks 500 yards of fine Blouse Silks, in stripe and check effects, white and blue, white and black, white and mauve, white and pink; worth $1.00 yard.Special .Less ten per cent.discount.Fancy Brocaded Silks The balance ef these Fancy Silks in light and dark colours, rich goods, ranging in price from 75c to $2.00, clearing at 50 per cent discount.made wrth tucks and em- and sleeves trimmed with lawn Price.rene 39¢ » eas erases Children\u2019s Sample Shoes at 50c (SIZE & ONLY.) ja} lot nf little children\u2019s button and lace boots, shoes and slippers, A SPA hand turned solex and spring heels; worth 75c and $1.00; but as we have size 6 only, you may choose any pair for.PES sac Fancy Japanese Teapots.Fancy Japanese Porridse Bowls.Rockingham Ware Pudding D shes Milk Jugs, assorted colours.10c Basement Specials NET PRICES.Fancy Jardinieres, to hang.Bean Pots, with cover.Fancy Work Baskets.Fancy China Trays, only.Wall Paper 2000 rolls Elegant Gilt Wall Paper, for parlours, balls and dining rooms; variety of colours and patterns; regular prices 15c and 17c single roll, Special.per single roll.\"6 eee eee een eee sua 400 penceuuns : \u201d [sais and Phone es +.Bt Oathsrins Promptly ; University Attended ta, Strsets. x Le TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER /4,,1908 #5.CARSLEY Cc.[j CARSLEY.\u201c= IMMENSE STOCK OF | PE = .1% on i *3 nk OPER-18 IRM, Sestarmier Lot s daughter.ts 2?HINTON\u2014At 33 Knox atreot, Point St.Charles, on August Ith, a son toc Mr.Wo FAS SEE oH RL iad al Bi CT LE == HGH SCORING O°] ff BOCCLIFFEBANGES | A Good Many Possibles 5 We are ready to fit out the children with theif.school clothes.They all Ng : - .iE GHOOL BOOKS.ae PAPE ™ with & new dress or suit\u2014so irs dou dl Were Made on Mon- SPEGIAL SALE ; BRIER Gu.the mh August, at Baul We are equipped to meet 4 big demand, no | pre\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 rm - | day Afternoon.Obrle, Del Graña \u2018Trunk sure, ot» Matter how great \u2018it-may be.Extra quarters \u2018 Boys\u2019 Clothing ; TING \u201c re 3 Sina us secured for the sale of School Books, and additional | JI THE KICKERS MEE | BLADON-TURNBULL on tne mut tae.Clerks employed, to ensure a prompt and satisfac- NORFOLK SUITS, in ui the latest syles-ooee vee ves ors oe rv re wrn me us To-sight vod There 1 Troop Sams Buckles Bisdon, only son tory attendance upon all.ERYTHING RE- BOYS\u2019 FALL REEFERS, from.Lune eve .8.00 w will - me en i Sma ur WOVE funn DUCED IN PRICE.OE Er SAT COATS, ro.vo oe oy ve ve vce $400 1p Selo 0e et ons ne on mec.SUNOLARS OF THE WESTMOUNT SCH Po IE er 1 Hein ami, 10m Ce Be Scotland.00LS » seu Ges 66 soccnavse00 pecial © .° .° SBUTHERLAND-HARRIS\u2014At the Metho- Li \u2019 Ottaws, September 1.\u2014On the Rock | Note Books and Pads .1 © 100-page Scribblers .Be Fareona i TA | .yesterday afternoon the 35.21 Juno ae ine ov Ga Huxtable.Everything you require in Text Books can be pur- Dress Goods for Girls | We To ani Wo Sands, va Pa Sorib blers 35 Copy Books .4o E .D.Buther- i shot i ternoo: der reasonably LE °° Lead Pencils, per doxe jo 2 Eva M.Harris, to Orrin W uther- chased at REDUCED PRICES from The Big Store,.The voi in the alternoon under Koy Ruled and Plain Pads.4 ¢ Lead gneils 9 rdoson 7 ; TIPPING-MeCOLL-On Monday evening, Big Store is easily reached\u2014board a St.Lawrence and ALL WOOL BLUE SERGE, 42 to #4 in.wide.vo.27%0c stopped, and the light but tricky wind Writing Pens, per doz.jo tips, dozen .° 19 © : dé avion Chart Me umes Toning Windsor car, or one that runs on the Beaver Hall route, PLAIN TWEED, very useful, 42 to #4 in.wide.«0 ieee .250 which prevailed in the ed firing mavoh Note Paper, per quire.3 ¢ Boxes of Stationery .dic .pe Miss Arnio McColl.both of the eity either of which will bring you direct to the establishment SNOWFLAKE TWEED, pretty and serviceable, #4 in.wide.256 } and runciag and revolver ; competi- \u2014 ä ; : THE à \u2019 rough- ° | AN pLEY-0e Tuendey morèime # \"SPECIAL BOOKS FOR | School Hosi nin evening it i Three Very Special Values from the À FINLEY\u2014On Tuesday morhiog.Beptem- SPECIAL BOOKS FOR SCHOLARS OF WEST- chool riosiery (This evening it, intended to bold the y SP 1 Dar ee years: Funeral amice MOUNT SCHOOLS included in the stocks, such as spe- Ride League in the competitors\u2019 building : : Finley, aged y \u2019 pe ul ec on.later.Kindly omit flowers.cially ruled Exercise Books, Nos.I, 2, 3 and 4; Prang\u2019s wi 8 Extra Strong Black Ribbed Cashmere Hose, double knees, heels, taes snd this wil be followed by the compots- MARTIN\u2014At 380 Eim avenue, on the 3th : .sar .\u2019 soles; will stand lote wear.ek meeting.0 \u2019 FFETA SILK WAISTS, with white fronts, .2 August, Livioia Gall widow of the Drawing Books; Westmount edition Empire Songster, and Misses\u2019 Plain Black Cashmere Hose, spliced knees, heels and soles.ter tition: » LE Le ord me talk LADIFS ONPRA TAPS and Bt nell ore! 2 ne Ton ner 85-75 yours.for muny years a resident of Payson's Copy Books.All at reduced prices.that the ish ammunition that has LADIES\u2019 CAMELS HAIR AND CHEVIOT SUITS, silk lined Jacket, $15.95 r \u2019 been supplied is superior to any can in the latest long-skirted style.ol 5.93 Westmount - « \u2019 i i 3\u2019 NE , TWEED SUITS, side pleated, Norfolk style, knee VERRYFIELD\u2014in is ci on septs SDECTAL BOOKS FOR BARON DE HIRSCH INSTITUTE Children\u2019s School Underwear They commer in rest maak.Ii\" i LADIES DONRGAÏ TX EEU SULTS, side plated, Norfolk style.knee 18-75 : - i 8 ber 1st, 1808, Bamuel 8.Merrytield.Fune.ET rs JS, musta or are - yal will take place from his late resi- | gence.8 Gain street.on Wednesday, || Every book sold at REDUCED PRICES: Quebec CHILDREN'S DRAWERS, of éambric or cotton, trimmed with loco and em- regular and that the caps frequently .Cemetery.; Primers, Royal Crown Readers, Grafton\u2019s Graded Arith- rower.; men think that when an ammunition is $1.00 and $l.25 Plain Taffeta Silks for 49c PRESTON\u2014Sudden!ly of heart failure, on tic, Spelli Books, N Geop hi CHILDREN\u2019S SKIRTS, made with waists or bands, ages 1 to found to be of quality it should be \u2018August 30.1903, Mary Preston.In the metic, opelling books, INew (seographies, etc, etc.15 years, from.i.Lensccrr pro prises ol RT 4 tins Lye 8 ve ein wees 24e Terra Cotta Flower Pots.ge gust, 1903, Poter Van Malder, aged 82.° PRESENTS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN.TD Pte.R.8 Mitchell, th\u201d 3 Ef pve 4 Soap.12% patate eee sera ca nan Tec.WILLIAMS\u2014At Toronto.A t 26th, avé us PF.Pte.N.Smith, 21st .3 .Square lue Ce ee ca vervenss PRG 5 Ce +1 raveeneu sors - ue metal oot Aves X WOMEN &rias: =g | COAL COMPANIES B prison 2 pigs Corn Starch.12%e Sample Baskets.ILI 19 WARDELL\u2014On August 27th.at Toronto, Every scholar who makes a pure satisfactory ro- Captain Rennie, QO.R.33| 1 tin Baking Powder.12%c Jelly Glasses, per dozen.© Archibald O.Wardell, aged 42° oo chase in the stationery section will re- PAU Lo an ei 70 years.eee RESTRICT OUTPUT Pre.w.Bavaraham, Tith vou ane ave wee 3 1 1b.Breakfast Cocoa.12%c : ceive an Enamel Souvenir Button (same Sox, Wrilanroall for fariher per Pte.A.Boynton.8th.oo.coo oo 8 } ruggi .Chea .A.C.A.er 00005 KING AND BEGGAR size as illustration) with the name of the xsms Cowling.61 Metcalfe St.Montreal.Aud the Public Will Get No P * prizes.nec at A = I HE HAMIL ] ON CO\u2019Y alike demand lady charlotte gelatine.1 hich bel th Anthracite This Year.Q.M.8.J.McVittie, 48th .2 9 \u2018 school to w 1c you belong, or o ç er \u2014 New York, September 1\u2014The decimon Captain J.Crowe.30th .8 suitable lettering thereon.In addition of the coal companies in this vicinity to CePtain J.Limpert.2th.#| Gt, Catherine & Peel 8ts., Dominion 8q.FREDDY GOODSPEED .restrict the production of anthracite, and, Captain W.McCrimmon, 7th .32 to such, presents, as specified below, will ATORS 0s + consequence, to suspend work for « S2ptain J.B.Coates.4th Hussars.22 L 0==-\" ON TRIAL AGAIN.\u201cbe given: fm perte deraieh, fron BIEL I hcgicn, Bln : \u2014\u2014 < : + - - ., Pa., in of thon.R.\\ \u2026 \u2026 - Special to The Montreal Star.On purchases over 50c and under $1.00 Fancy Glass Penholders, filled with Buy the Best.| sands of miners to the south.One com- Coptaly micMicking.Pda ?| Lieut.T.¥.Eimitt, 6rd D.COR.@ FEDERAL MEMBER (Shy lon XB September 1 \u2014 Fred colored candy ole ter 8200, Fancy Box containing 25 shoots Te or rer Toca, te] \u201cmary oto SSre Mejor Courtenay, ara .| Buitgergs X Gham awn ET OR MONTMAGNY |\u201d who at i u exceedin 00 and under %-00, , , many er ; _ \" Pte.G.Fitzgerald, RE time is \u201cbefore the Circus Court tr of Khaki Note Paper and the same quantity of Envelopes.; a \u2014 et M southern concerns are following wuit.Sr Er Loushner © & Lieut, W.L.Ross, 13th \u2026.\u2026 \u2026\u2026 \u2026 @ day.Judge Landry presiding, the Judge » Ln purchases 21 22.00 and under $300, a neat Pencil Case, containing 1 Pen- | Ny Nos.6 aod 6 ; Pie.a.Mn an TB uf pe WW, Jeffries th.DICOR ë DIES AT OTTAWA.stron arged nst Goodspeed older a en, encil and Rubber.; ; ter i te.E.H.Haystead, oor \u201c apt.W.OR.6 four usar Ve, \u2018shtempt to murder, at.On.purchases of £3.00 and under $300, 1 wall size Webster's Pronouncing | | Domestic condone anid rer rember 1 1 tour SIS, WA Bmith, O.Boginears.1 Fle.OV.FB DOr Sh RAL © pierre B L.Martineau, Liberal, \u2018tempt to do grievous bodily harm, at- wctionary, bound im cloth, containing over 20,000 words.; S À collieries of the Union Coal ; A D : Cen .W.G.Fowler, 12th .coo ver coves 81 de , , (y Shi to all parts e e Union Company, em- Pte.Doherty, QO.R.wu.31 Pte.W.G.Fowler, 12 from imp et inforined Lhe ary pox\u201d purchases of 15.00 sad over, 1 ver Fountain Pen, and filler, in nest 3 LL - of Pre Dominion.ploying five thousand men and Boye, \u2018were Pre.D.Mona aghton 5th R.B.31 Bergt.Brechin.ith n.Carleton Place \u201c Passed Away at Ottawa Yes- that th pri 10 be differ she Jury : , Porfeot clrou lation closed down to-day for an indefinite period Pte.C.S.Scott, 43rd .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.mn Mr.R.C.Patterson, Place a terday Afternoon.cing in à trve bill Judge.Lendey ing, These presents are for scholars of all schools: West- PR CUT AE CEE gn account of the overstocked coal mar Captain A.de ML Bell, 55d oo oon LI PRÉ 6 Ha au 1000 | Ottawa, Ont.September 1\u2014Pierre R.L : * .p .ap n J.» DEV Laie .©, .ra, + -\u2014 e « day Goodspeed before on the charge of access mount schools, the Lachine, Longueuil, Montreal South, malobos.Catalogue _ Corporal J.P.White, COR n aura 31 Major, W.Henderson th, & Martineau, M.P.for Montmagny died yes oy, pter the fact in the Higgins murder Hochelaga, Outremont, Fairmount, Baron de Hirsch, in Euroka Rofrigorator 00.NEW YORK MAYORALTY.Certain A.Wilson, Bord won.0 Capt dE.Hutcheson, #ird D.COR.& D a load one - fact every school in the Province of Quebec.WILBERT HOOFY, 53 Noble Atreet, Pte H.Tyers.loth RG.3 Pe 1 ve Mitchell HAT a love other mckness.He had bes, in \u2018Three Dro } .TORONTO, Ye : ~ : irrand.cceceorenineees 2 t .His wi Mink, Wo wned in Bewer.Mail Orders will receive our prompt and careful at- Manseer, al | District Attorney Jerome May Be a Pte.H_Langtroth, R.C.= Bi Ete.Q Durand.pw 6 at his bedade when décih cames Île wee men were drowned eer ih Lee tention = \u2014_\u2014 Candidate.- Major J.G, Corbin, aura dt BWR » Tyro prizes, $4 each.presented by Capt.born at Se Mo magny jo 18%, : ; ï ; ° , i a Staff-Sergt.C.Gaudin, WF.low\u2014 ° a jawys .or track, the Chicago and North-West- eCmmended a eng dentists of the peeial Jo The | ontreal Bter.bli Captain 2.Stewart, 4th C.A.\u2026{.8 Bernt oS Harmon.1st C.A.5000000s 57 ceeded Judge Chouquctte as member for i s today.ey were R.J.city.Be sure that you get Coveruton's, members of th {J ef .Repu ican Sergt.L.H.Beer, P.ELLH.81 Corp.T.J.F.Berton, 43rd D.C.O.R.a Montmagny being first elected in > ; , n ° ; ÿ Staff-Bergt.H.J.Ferris, C.Q.Mr.E.Jeffrey, Y.M.C.A A.2100000000 er, .In e deafea .kien Th contracter Su tendent .the original and best ware of 084 | the fusion of forces \u201cret, Committee SE 11-8 H.J.Ferris, 6th D.C.O.31 Y.M.C.A.RA S| ber.1806.\"In 1900 he deafeated A.Ber- Stuckey of ne Gi Water Depart encom aù the Repuicss our bess See.¥.See a EE CL BE BR Aap ae Prd, SE oe Sn rid » D .n- ) : ad- Sergt.J.Y.\u2019 WH eaves te.M.heel Bees o Riviere du Loup.tractor Hickey and his men were at quarters to consider the mayoralty situ- , 6th Hussars .57 in the sewer in North avenue under ihe ' Rescued at Sea.ation.One member of the committee Captain W.Hart, th .: .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.31 Captain J.R.Tite.6th D.C.O.R : % Bewly depressed track and were caught : Three Piece Suits Halifax, N.B., September 1.\u2014The fish- Said to-day that he did not believe Mayor Sergt.R.Corrigan, 89th .3 Gergt.W.Kelly, 101h R.G.- %! WIRELESS COMPANIES by a\u2018sudden rush of water.Several others Two Piece Suits ee ing schooner Minnie M.Cook, from the Low could be re-elected, and he favoured Captain W.A.Johnstone, 4th C.A.Dr GE M Doherty.C.M.R.58 bad narrow escapes.NJ) Made of Serge or Grand Banks, arrived at Bydney yester- the nomination of District Atto Jer- Lieut.T.B.Anderson, 1I3th .\u2026.31 Sergt.-Major M.gly CMR.5 ARE COMMON CARRIERS.Lowest price .$1.30 Sere day with Captain Maskell and five of the \u2018ome./The Tammanyites and their Demo- Sergt.J.Caven.5th C.A.« 81 Sergt.-MaJor Morley.eorpetown B.A.3% - Both Probably Drowned, Tweed Suits 2.80 Tweed .838.28 crow of the schooner Queen of ihe cra © allies.who are watching the situa- Corp.F Grant bth Cn Mr.DA, Beware, Seton 5 Berlin Int tonal Cont De rown tt ° Fleet, who Were en 0 r sinking tion.are t erome Captain ott, .apt.J.H.eon ve erlin ernationa nference rge Suits .+ 3.55 Fancy Tweed .4.75 craft thirty miles west of Cape North.will be mominated.5 to 4 that J Lieut.T.F.Elmitt, 43rd .Corp.E.Grant, 6th D.C.O.R.56 all York, Groptember I.\u2014 Marshal] Serge 3.75 Tweed or Serge 6.00 P.E.1., on August 2rd.The Queen of Mr.F.J.Solomon, Georgatown .TEAM PRIZES cides There Can Be No .i as.Hinrichs, two youn, Black Serge Suits .3.> e Fi Chal August emmener .W.H.Vanal, Sth.: ; : civil engineers who went on an excursion , Tue .5.50 he Fleet xo, a cargo of shingles A ponent Dillon, th cer een ener The team prise, consisting of the Walk- Monopoly.| Bh ronkln foot De tha dnunch from the Scotch Tweed Suits.5.Hats and Caps and lobsters.On the following day she Receiver Named.Col.-Bergt.J E Snowball, ard.er Cup and .was won By a BE Washington, September 1.\u2014 Wireless u ay, ex ti 7 > 3 .i into a heavy westerly gale, whic .: Pte.J.Leask, QO.R.-00000000 t of Hamilton, W i .tol h lès are common CAr- ta four the same evening, are bebevet Worsted Tweed Suits 7.75 Tweed or Serge Golf 25 carried away all her sails and left her Rd Sok, September oie ace Duero, Pte.G.Moynan, cape ere ems eee ees ues roams competing were Me Éd.and riers and nus therefore receive from sh à ; .2 , 9 x , .220 ae ee eee secu ec y i i .ave lost their lives in the rough sen Reefers and Coats aps pc bel less.Oe ot tee res as a decision ng a temporary receiver der CS Marre, Hornshew, 10th.Which + gree Grenadiers third, with 352, any source and transmit to any destine- où that day.ir ov med - - qe : d'in Gravencet Due launch has College Caps .486¢ here was a heavy ses running at the {or the New York Buildmg Loan Bank- CoL-Sergt.A.Garainer, tht \u2018Queen's Own Rifles fourth, with 34.tion all messages offered to them, been foun This conclusion.REV Y RRS R SRR URRY RRR BER WLS Gravesend Bay Boys\u2019 Serge Reefers 82.50 cote in inti ats hich forestall .: @ Association.The application.vee nes 6 ic or Ss py A1 Covert Coats 4.78 CB 86c, 47c Hme.receivership.was made on er Pre.a à Tattoos oh ver ann monopoly, was reached by the Jerlin od HOTEL ARRIVALS \u2019 \u2019 > Tail Shaft al Cunneen and was opposed by the at- Pte.C.L.Morrice, 1st P.W.F.Riflemen ternational Conference, and was.the gist = .Rain Proof Coats .4.90 ! -FeltHats .1.55 Broke Her Tail Shaft.| torneys of the assooation.The-Attorney- Lisut.J.W.Gilchrist, 1st B.F.A Western oh of the only important resolution adopted L LL , I New York.September 1.\u2014The North General\u2019s application was based on a e- Sergt.J.H.Simpson, 10th \u2026 Special to The Montreal Star.ét Îta servion; which lasted nine-days, at be Windaor cn ARRIVALS, eT rived today From Bremen.d a report to the ffect that there was Pre a AE he 2 RL EEE Cal NW.T.Sept.1\u2014The Territorial Germany, Great Britain, France, Bar the ndsor\u2014F.P, .helm.which arriv y from Bremen, x i .Ca n H.J.Ha , RL.000000soses algary, N.W.1., 2 os.Ma, ustria-Hungary, pain e ke: H.F.Dimock, New vor: 1 or STURDY SHOES SPLENDID GRADES OF reports that on August 3 ln latitude 6.boot Of $917,000 in the company's ne Lie JG.Chamberlin, RL.2.RIE Assocn oncned its annual meet Yes United States participated- On.August ummer, Toronto: General Clarkson, FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN HOSi 42.long.50.10, she signalled the company's Btaff-Sergt.T.Mitchell, 13th .terday.The weather was fine, bu ance | 14 the congress adopted a protocol of New York; F.Nicholls, Toronto; J.A.° SIERY FOR steamer Barbarossa from Bremen for , Trooper B.G , Sth Hus.ered Large numbers were a atten pp] eight articles as groundwork of a gencral Caobrane, Hillhurst; J.Sibbald, Philade!- FOR BOYS.SCHOOL CHILDREN New York, which reported hat she had Don Jose de Navarro.Mr.J.G.Moore, Forth, A ee cvs Everything is wall organi 3 an @ treaty, all of them being of minor inter- phis; W.P.Payne, New Haven; W.Mit- + broken her starboard tail shaft and was .Lieut.R.Stewart, A.scores are being made.~~ One hup red est except the following: \u2014 chell, Drummondville; R.H.Pope, Cook- A very durable Boys\u2019 .proceeding under her port engine, but re- Special to The Montreal Star.Capt.A.D.Cartwright, 10th R.G.North-West Mounted Police from all di- \u201cCoast stations are obliged to receive shire; H.Cole, Kidderminster, Eng.line of School Boots, | Te extra 1 and quired no assistance.Quebec, September 1\u2014 Don Joss de|Qun.C.T.Burns, 18t CA.\u2026.» BI risions are encamped on the grounds for] sd transmit tel ing or I NS Ve ites Vig Te men wafoqthe\u201d ldeall 1,00 Coopers Navara died on the IR Megas oy CoLcBuret W.Soumll WES LC | iene re CHEATS practice End on | od ramet elegans gung pe retary How, New York: Henry L.Heeman You standard er knees.Prices ac- Drowned in British Columbia.Tunis, ere De To Mie Srnaral of Pte.W.A.Bcheurer, Q.O.R.2 pete in the Rifle Association contests.the aystom o i wireless telegraphy employ- Braye, England: he mention \u201c74 Lady M roles nsizes lial FOUIRE 00 Soe wn Sorter has received à lisiegram City.& sister of Major Chinie, and wes| fe RC Patisrdon.CBR.>| Under {his rule \u201cradiograma\u201d as wire Mrs.Leon Hess.New York: Gologel and ¥ Per pair .stating that his brother.Edward Grier.forgery in the Spanish consular service pte.G.Durrand.8th .-.\u2026 » MOVEMENTS OF less telegrams were termed at tae confer Mrs.Sadler, J.8.Colling Wells, Rev.H.Another line, made Girls\u2019 heavy wool has been drowned at Nelson.B.C., and in Quebec, New York and China, Pte.W.A.Leggo, 43rd .29 ERCE PARTIES.erce, are to Le placed inn the category or G, Hopkins, England; George Doughty, to lace, the soles are Hose.Prices, too that the body has not been recovered.Pte.C.B.Oliver, 21st .\u2026 \u2026 \u2026 Ü COMM * merchandise, aod radi h - \u2018arpers- Grimsby.studded with iron according to the Edward Grier was formerly In business A in Prizes for tyros\u2014 - tions, as common ers; At the St.Lawrence Hall\u2014£ W.Wylie, circiets, trifling fea- size, ranging, per in this town In the firm of Grier & Tay- ppointment for M.Witte.Corp.J.Landugan, 4th C.A.2 \u2014_\u2014 to co-operate in delivering that \"at Almonte: George E.V.Hall, Toronto tures so far a8 ap- pair, from 4lc to lor, manufacturing jewellers.St.Petersburg, September 1.\u2014M.Witte, Pte.L.Bhats, th .«cc.oe.3 Western Contingent Now at Winni- their destination.I Louis Ouimet, Three Rivers; W.B.Bun- pearances go, yet s0c - the former Minister of Finance recent ly Pte.BR.Cairns, V.R.C.» Others Visit Kingston.P her, Fh gel phla c ; \u2018they add greatly to the boots\u2019 wearing er.CE Doytin.M ton for alway.appointed President of the Council of |Ber8t-Major L.Broker, R.C.D.2 peg \u2014The rs er Lui Cae ow \u2018 clair: Æ Bush.SC Albana: Que Pian.qualities, \u2018sizes 1 to 5.The price 80 residents at Bt.Patrick's Hail, Ottawa, Ministers, hos been appointed a member of BH Ha ver oth RB.i D Fort William, Ont, ber 1.\u2014 The A University Ching\u201d * # gan; Chatham.F.Baker Ottawa: J 5 || pair only .-.$1.60 , on Thursday evening.the Council of the Empire, Staftdeigt.G.H, -Blair, 8th.29 delegates to the British C mbers of Com- Baltimore, September 1x Mark c Williams, Philadéiphia; 8.J.Coje and \u201c FOR GIRLS.SCHOOL CHILDREN\u2019S Captiin R.Tite, 6t4°D.C.O.R.0.0.0.: | merce got their Brat insight into gr% Baldwin, LL.Bu professor pryehola wife, New York: T.A.Reid.Evanston: Fi h Kid Boots Pte F.' A.Btecke, 93rd .wi .29 growing possibilities of Can 9 ver | ay in Princeton University, has accepted A.Colley.Toronto; F.Whaler, Buffalo : Fine Frene Lac ed Be , ma- REEFERS.Pte.J.W_ Parker, Ith R.G.: 2 afternoon, when they inspected the the professorship of philosophy and psycho} Hon, Jos.Bolduc, St.Victor.chine sewn soles, spring .Children's N 1 Pte.J.Kelly, 10th R.G.« ecrenees Ml tors at Fort William and in ome of In the Johns Hopkins University, Ralti- At La Carona\u2014Norman Nelles, Grima- azes 11 to 2, per pair .81.10 ildren\u2019s Navy Blue Beaver Cloth Captain F.F.Clarke, 12th .3! ox Canadian Pacific elevators witnessed more.He was professor of philosophy j 1 by: B.Brightman, Brockville, E.Berger.Fine Box Calf Button or Laced Reefere, made with large shoulder Lanc R.Woolridge.Gth RG.A.20 the unloading of some of the first car loads Toronto Universit fr 190.1003 >» i om, Vaudreuil; F.J.Hathaway, Toronto: Boots, self tips, heavy soles, spring cape, trimmed with fancy blue and Mr.E.Jeffrey, Y.M.C.A, Rifles.2% of the season\u2019s Manitoba crop.To the ins born in Coombs e 4 à twa: We Re Whitehead.Glas \"ot || Peels, eizes 11 to 2.Per phite braid.Sizes from 4 to 12 years.\u2014 sust a Br red out ® delegates tbe modern methods of handling graduate of Princeton.10 J.Gosper, Elmiru; Dr.J.A Gran art Pair.cove sree ae ce ener te $1.60 Price, rding to size, 92.85 Total value of prises.fn this\u2019 match Is wheat \u201cthe.big a tons ' Toronto: à P.Howard and Seite Pitta: wu from top to bottom with the greatest in.\u201cO\u2019Keefe's\u201d Liquid Extrast of Malt pro- ) burg; Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Meikle, Ottawa, WALKER MATCH.terest.So far the trip has been most cures sound sleep and a goog appolite.1 \u2018 \u2019 ° sful in every way.Winnipeg was be sure to \u201cO\u2019Keefe's.\u201d j TO-DAY'S ARRIVALS $3-\u2014Bergt Major Dineen, Iota sears.8 reached this morning ] - 4 .§30-Col.-Sergt.A.ner, .- 3 the Windsor-W.8.Price, New York; .jit-Serst Major 8 Huggins, 13th.© VISIT TO KINGSTON.Special Notice.no.Earles, Toronta; J.ardy.T.; : : Gs-\u2014Pte.O' en, ves sre age sree ; ; : ; ! G.À.Cox.Toronto; BH.Hoare, London; THAT DESERVE CONSIDERATION.S {fe\u2014Pte.H.Tiers.10th K: 6.\" @ Kingston, Ont., September 1.\u2014The party Bet Piano and Ox Prion in the city ; J.A.Scott, Quebec; P.A.Bates.New : aves you money\u2014 $10 prizes\u2014 of delegates to the fifth congress of the ean sale now on ee! street.Discoun ; York; H.W.D.Armstrong.Lindsay ; Ladies\u2019 new Steamer Capes, in Stone Blue Zibeline Cloth, there isn\u2019t half the Captain J.Crowe, th .coe .6 Chambers of Commerce of the Empire, 6 sale .Tons Rogers, Toronto: Thomas Mulvey.trimmed with satin.Quite an attractive garment at a very Tteut.R.A.Robertson, 13th .64 | who did not leave for the western tour, ] T Tonia: Hen, Ravia Mackeen, Halifax; reasonable price temptation to spend Captain H.C.Blair, Ben er een see +» 64 were taken in charge at Toronto by the An Exceptional Chance to Pure : gAt the HaliJ.O \"Hara, Toronto: B.Ladies\u2019 Golf Capes, in gray Camel's Hair, every fosture suggesting - + 1 he sen Ë Beheures: QOR.2 IT à Grand Tronk Te Tore chase a Piano.raie, Windaor: = J.Bourdeau.the newest mode, with collarette, trimmed and stitched, stote your salary wien 8 prises\u2014 The official car Cansda was attached to] Willis & Co.Empire Building.2470 St.IW Wille ean Londos : effect.2.2 te ees trees cee ene es een ve oan +.$11.00 ou de it it in Captain P.Jardine, Bth .6] the train, and a reception held to bid Catherine street, as will be seen by their Johns: C.8.Hamilton.Chicago.: Ladies\u2019 reversible Mottled Cloth Golf Capes.The stolé effect, y pos Sergt.W.Gould, 0th .«.«o.oo 8) good-bye.Kingston was reached about 2 advertising.are offering great inducements \u2018 At the Carslake\u2014W.J.Haggart.Toron- which was a characteristic of, the summer modes, proves.a pop- bank and a our Drill-Sergt.Blake, R.C.R.8 o'clock p.m., and on arrival the Board to clear their large stock of new and seg.It to: I Calvert, Brandon: A.À.De Celles, ular feature in the fall styles.The Cape is handsomely trim- f 41 pay y ne F Cp Loner : 8 \u2018of Trade took the delegation for a steamer ond hand pianos nd organs.Pen on Ë ville, a 3 $ .* .wer ree wwe .mplatin e ase Of [ \u201ciy J.Flannagan, Malone: D.H.Buthoriand.med with satin and plain cloth applique In colors of blus : check.wu ut Pte.8.J.Perry, éth D.C.O.R - 8 sop Hirough the Sort Channel 06 the save.from $50 to 875 on the price of a # Label : , brown and gray.ss.cee sccecs coe son one cus sos sre».$14.50 Gun.E.Boutelier; 1st C.A.6 ousan high- instrument, and arrange terms 3 At the St.James\u2014M.McCarty.Philu- THE Sutr-serst, ApRose.GOR.ee ee a plon Ae rents ton tod the Bor bo to suit for the balance.! pha en Cowen.Cleveland: F.C.oO E i G N B A Pte.A.Fling.18 C.A. H: Cameron, Ottawa papp, Now York 1765 to 1783 N Dam» 1, 184 to 194 St Jam>s Stryst, Montreal Cor.Guy and Bt.Catherine Sta.Captain T.Mitchell, R.L.«.@ land and other prominent delegates, 9 207 e04 ; L ; Not Start \u201c To-day Owing to Lack of Wind.2 WAITED TILL ONE O'CLOCK Another Effort to Complete Beries of \u201c Races Will Be Made on Wednesday.* New York, September 1.\u2014As an event §5 yachting the international races have become a prolongation of un agony which all wish to vee ended.That interest which remained after the first race between Re- Hance and Shamrock has gradually disap- peaved with each succeeding attempt to ce, \"he decided superiority of Reliance over Shamrock demonstrated in the two races that have been mailed, has left no doubt in the minds of the world at large as to the better boat, and the consequent unsuccessful attempt to sail the third, and what is looked upon as surely as the decisive race, is but suspense to the Shamrock's supporters as well as to the American world of sports.; ; In yesterduy's attempt the flugging interest was most evident, There were few private yachts to follow the boats over th* course, the excursion fleet was little more than a small picnic party, while the bulletin Lourds about tbe city newspaper offices, were almost deserted.The third race must be sailed, however.to carry out the articles of agreement or deed of gift of the America\u2019s Cup.The prospecis, at dawn, for a race were very dubious, but in a few hours the wind freshened and gave more encouragement.At 8 o'cloek the wind was from all quarters in the northwarl, veering from north to north-west.Three hours before the time set for the start the wind was about 8 knots, The sea was