The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 12

Ayefs 12 THE WINNIPEG DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1905. Tjltera.tiorv9 in common soaps harden your woollen3 anti excess alkali destroys and shrinks them, ninlighf Soap1' ponta-lns no aLdultera.tion or excess alkali. It is lust pure saponified fa.ts a.nd oils. It cleanses your clothes perfectly in hard cr soft wa.ter and does not injure them Try Sunlight. Your purchase money returned for any cause of complaint.

Lever Urothers Limited, Toronto 1124 Real Estate and Building i'Jl- pJalt j'fffil IW1 FRl fl IW1 ansa T0 2 9 LJ LJ W- LJ JLJ -J wmi a jldL THE MERCHANTS' HOTEL. The above cut Is taken from the architect's drawing and shows the front elevation of the hotel now being erected on the coiner of Mttin and Rupert streets. The building will be stfc stories high instead of four as at first Intended. Tin- architect is II. S.

Griffin. The real estate business of this week from all reports hits been entirely satisfactory so far as the agents are concerned at auyrate. Although there have beeif no sensational sales or no special features to the market the amount of business done has been unusually large for a July week. July and August are generally figured on as holiday months anil particularly about the time of the Winnipeg fair agents do not expect to be particularly busy. The market all year has been very steady and scarcely any laxity In business has yet been noticed.

It is estimated that during the week sales to the amount of arly half a million dollars have been made. The business has been fairly well distributed anion! the various districts, the largest amount being in St. John's. St. James-and i.

Boniface also had a good share. A large business hase been done this week in homes. The demand is rapidly Increasing as the building season advances, and the chances of getting a home built before fall grow less. All the agents arc besieged with enquiries looking for houses at moderate prices. Such houses and Indeed nil kinds and prices are scarce, very.

The building of four or IHe thousand houses and scores of apartment blocks has hail no apparent effect on the house famine, and they who are put out from the place that has given them shelter In the past, by cruel landlord or purchaser, must needs buy or build houses of their own. The extension of the street railway line Into Kildonan east, along the Bird's Hill road. Is having considerable effect on property along that highway, nnd great activity In all sub-dlvlslons near Louise Bridge is reported. The work of constructing the road is rapidly advancing and the grading and track lay ing has been completed for more than a mile from the end of the bridge. The announcement from New York that a company wus being organized and fin anced to take over the Winnipeg, Selkirk and Lake Winnipeg Electric railway and operate It as an electric road Is having a similar effect on property along the Selkirk road, nosejery gar dens and other acreage properties for market gardens and country homes are meeting with a very successful sale.

There has recently been noticeable a giowing flurry In the district west of the city between the new Canadian Pacific shops and Notre Dame avenue. The building of the great railway works there started the movement last year and the paving of Logan avenue nnd double tracking Is having a very noticeable effect on the property. Fifty feet frontage on Logan avenue, between Sherman and Tecumseh streets, was sidd this week at $40 a foot. Along Notre Dame west of Nena street, there has been quite an active demand and a piece of property near the Royal Lum her company's yards, a few blocks west of Nena street, was sold at $100 a foot. It was reported this week that all of block 41 St.

James, between Portage avenue nml tne river, which was sub divided a short time ago. and all sold, Iieen repurchased and it Is under stood that the Canadian Northern Railway company have secured the property. It was announced In The Triuwie a short time ago that the C. Cherry Pectoral. We believe In doctors.

They believe in us. We give them the formula of our Cherry Pectoral. They order it for coughs, colds, bronchitis, croup, the grip, N. R. was contrmplutlni the building of a bridge over the AsHlnlholne river In SI.

Jumps, fur the, purposo of getting tliu Ouk Point liiiu lnlu the city, ll IK generally lllUll'l HIOIHl thin It Im tor this purpose Ihe Piirkdule property, const-ting of ubout 14 lum bmll lai'KO iiuiiibf-r of Iho property holders who disponed of thrlr lots huvo lmmt tllutely pun-bused lots in tin Hub division of luylwylde, little further westward. Then? hus been no abatement In the building urtlvlty but ruther an ln-ircuse. All the works are being rushed towards completion with all tho liusto possible. The weather ban re-i-enlly been moMt sut iHfaelory and there have" been no dclayn. In lltllHt whole streets of houses arobulldlnK up, while on soineof the best corners In the more central part of 'ho city lurge apartment blocks are being erected.

Lust year tho upartment block In Winnipeg was only an experiment, but has proven a great success and this year more than a Bcore, most of them li.rse, are being erected. Among the largest sales marlo this week were two on Main street Bouth. Two fifty foot lots opposite the Winnipeg hotel were sold for $20,000 and (In of the lots was vacant and the ether had buildings. The sales were made by Brown's. Land and Business Exchange.

The WInnlprg school board has purchased three more sites at a cost of nearly $40,000. One was In Crescent-wood, Fort Rouge, Just west of St. Mary's academy, purchased from C. H. Enderton for $23,000.

Another purchased from Gllnes Co. for $15,000 Is situated between Mulvey school and the city's western boundary, consisting of lots 8 to 22 and 30 to 44, In block eight, 63 and 64, St. James. The third is north of Portage avenue, near Beres-ford Place, and was secured from A. i.

Norquay for $15,000. Hugo Ross, of the Hugo Rosa Renlty company, is spending a few days at Kcnora. Alderman Latimer this work sold 100 feet of property on Langside street, north of Elllce avenue, at $30 a foot. He purchased it a short time ago at $-0 a foot. Bedalll Brothers closed a deal for 50 feet of property on tiarry street next to the Manitoba club, for a price in the neighborhood of $15,000.

A number of the real estate brokers ara preparing to entertain their out-of-town clients and visitors to the Winnipeg exhibition next week. It is not expected that many deals will be closed during the fair, but tho results generally come in afterwards. It is considered that the exhibition is the best drawing card Winnipeg has for a short visit, and every opportunity to show the city to interested visitors will be gladly accepted. James Cadham has completed plans for the rebuilding of the Scott block, which was recently destroyed by lire. The building will be the same size as bffore, und the handsome granite front at present standing will be used, bu; other changes will be made, l'art of the building will be divided into offices, and there will be a main entrance to the building In the centre at the front, with a store on each side.

Tenders will be called soon, and the work started as soon as possible. Work on the apartment block being erected by Mayor Sharpo on the corner of Kennedy street and Sargent avenue is progressing rapidly, and the tlock promises to be a handsome one. Extensive Improvements are about to be made in the Commonwealth blcek by Mr. McNIchol, the owner. This will be at a cost of $50,000.

Mr. McNIchol, who is said to own over a million dollars' worth of property in Winnipeg, bellevesi that the block, which is situated at tho cornorof Main and Market streets, commands tho best business site In Winnipeg. One of the finest blocks In the city now almost completed, being that of the Winnipeg House Furnishings company, on the corner of Portage avenue and Hargrave street. The excavation for tho large exten sion of Central Congregational church Is almost completed, and the stone work for the foundation started. The largo stone building of Robin son and company on Arthur street, lri tho rear of the Main street store, Is Hearing completion.

Plans have been prepared by J. II. Ci. Russell for a handsome residence fo- Mrs. E.

H. Taylor bo erected on River avenue. Nervousness a Calamity Many who don't realize what lies be yond, treat an attack of the "nerves' with Indifference. others consider It will soon pass away. But In every case nervousness Is a calamity.

Only one remedy will cure J'crrnzone a nerve slrengthener tlmt acts through the blood. First It gives you appetite you eat plenty. This fills tho blood with nourishment for the inner nerve cells. Energy and strength Is Instilled Into every part of the system. You get well keep well nervousness forever de parts, because you've used Ferrozone.

price hoc per box of fifty tablets at all dealers. THE UMPIRE. (With Apologies to Rurtyard Klnling A fool there was and he umpired un- tatr. (Even as you and Not a rag or a bone or a hank of hair iaou i.ino Mcru core aiua iney uian care Nor a bit of him was left anywhere liMoi even ma collar or tie): Oh, the coin we waste and the time we waste As we sit in the big grand stand An caused by His Imps who doesn't Know now v-rtnu now we Know mat he never couia Know" Ann did not understand. A fool there was and his voice he lent Kven as you and To the national game, on sport Intent (And he didn't say just what he meant) Rut, a fool must follow his natural Dent Even as you and Oh, the games we lost and the money we iosi.

And the number of times we fanned Were due to the umpire who dldn know how (And now we know he never could Know) Atid could not understand. The fool was stripped to his foolish nine (Even as you and Thr fans could have stopped then but no one trlca (He was surely a wreck when they cast ntm astne) So some of him lived but most of him died Even as you nnd Oh, It Isn't the shame of the loss of the game That stings like a white-hot brand; Itc coming to know that the fool never knew (Seeing at last that he never could know) Anil never could understand. Punishment. Friend Was. that African potentate ForOCcnt sovereign sovereign Lime Juice The cheapest, nl healthful, mint refreshiuc and sntiafvinf of all thust- queofheta.

at all dualeks SIMS0N BROS. CO. HalHai, N.S. met very severe upon the crimi nals In his Jurisdiction? Explorer Oh, yes; sometimes lie would cut oft a hand, sometimes a head, and In particularly aggravated cases, he wouid make them wear the clothes the missionary societies send them. Life.

No Use. What's the use o' kickln When the air Is soft an' warm, An" the sky Is blue above you Without a hint o' storm? When the waves are softly slnsln' As they sparkle In the light; What's the use o' kickln' 'Cause the nsh don't bite? The fun of goin' flshln Is to find a good excuse To sit and watch the ripples When the line Is hanging loose, To feel the breezes blowtn' An' feel such calm delight That you never think o' kickln' 'Cause the nsh don't bite? There's manv an ambition Which Is but a fruitless quest, But this world is full of sunshine An' of beauty an' of rest. An' we've had the fun of llvln" Though we ain't successful quite, An' there ain't no use o' kickln" 'Cause the fish don't bite? ANXIOUS MOTHERS. Tho summer months are a bad time for little ones and an anxious time for mothers. Stomach and bowel troubles come quickly during the hot 'weather, and almost before the mother realizes that there is danger the little one may be beyond aid.

In every home at this season there should be kept a box of Baby's Own Tablets and at the llrst symptom of Illness they should be given. They promptly cure cholera in fantum, diarrhoea and stomacn troubles, and are Just the thing a mother needs at this time to keep her children well. Mrs. Frank Moore, Brookfleld, N.S., says: "I always keep Baby Own Tablets on hand In case of emer gency. I do not Know any otner med icine that can equal mom in cases oi stomach or bowel troubles.

And this medicine Is absolutely safo It is sold under a guarantee to contain no ophite or harmful drug. You can get the Tablets from your medicine dealer or by mall at 2a cents a box by writing the Dr. William's Medicine Brock-ville, Ont. OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES. llarrv.

agd 4. was playing In the yard when his father called him to come Into the house. Ho did not re-sDond at once, however, and when he came later his father asked if ho didn't hear him call. Yes. nana, ansewered Harry, but I didn't hear you very plain.

Bnbbv had been kept In the house all afternoon for being naugnty, and along toward evening ho said Mamma, I wish we lived in a Hat. "Why, Bobby?" queried his mo ther. answered tne little rei low who own Hats don't al low children In them. It had rained every day for a week, when linalv Klmer asked. "Mamma, Isn't there an plumbers in heaven 'I suppose so, dear, repneu ins mo ther.

iv do you nsK Recause. replied Klmer, "ir mere is I'd think Ood would have them stop up the leaks In the-sky. Cumtflv Rfhnnt Teacher In what way do men frequently violate tlio commandment, inou snail noi steal?" Ask Tommv Skinner. U.hol Tom-her Is he better rn lh Biihiect than von are? Johnny He ought to be. His father sells coal in winter and ice in summer, Chicago lews.

PANAMA HATS. Are Completely Gone, and a Freak Variety Will Be niorn. After a season of lingering struggle the ranama hat has passed. One may be seen here and there, but It will mark the wearer as one either of rxtrava eant taste or having no need to limit his expenditure: for the only varieties on sale in most of the stores range in mice from tbO up. In the Bawery iml tatlon.

says the New York Herald, Panamas will be Bold at abouthalf price as compared with even a year ago. To take the place of the ranama for the man ho abhors a hard nat. whe ther In straw or derbies, bamboo ti-w with telescope crowns, will be very popular this year at 1 10 or thereabouts. They are finely woven nnd have the advantage over the Panamas having no stiffening to be washed out by the llrst shower They are also to be had In the regulnr shape but the latter will not be greatly in do niand. Another soft straw hat that is ex nected to be popular Is the so called, though the bats are woven In Japan.

Young men will prerer mem In a rather extreme style, with crown and brim each of two and three-quarter Inches. Then there Is a novelty in th way of Liquor and Tobacco Habits A. McTACCART. M.D., 75 Yongo Street, Toronto. Hefrrences as to Dr.

McTagRart's pro- fesBlonal standing anu personal lino. grity permitted- by Kir 11 Meredith. Chief Justlrn. Hon. W.

Rosa, Premier ct Ontario Bet. John Potta. D.u., victoria Col Irire Ur. McTaggart's Vegetable rrmedl-, for the liquor and tobcro habits aro healthful, safe, lneipcnslvo home memo. No hypodermic Injections.

n0 publicity; no loss oi nmo irom dusi. urns, arm a certainly ui m. vunui tatlon or corresnunaenco iDTiieq. rfiiers hip issolved MOTICE is hereby given that the firm of Fullar have dissolved and the business in future will be carried on by A. P.

I laynes Co. at the same premises 3342 Main Street, (upstairs) earance Sale How On All Millinery at Greatly Reduced Prices It is Good for Old and Young. Cowan's PERFECTION (Maple Leaf Label.) Give it to your children; it will make them healthy and strong. The Cowan ToronLo. We Carry SLock We have yet fo sell 20 Refrigerators To be disposed of fhis week You cannot overestimate the benefits of the JEWEL GAS RANGES.

We have also large line of BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES. WYATT CLARK 497 Nofre Dame Avenue Winnipeg Ingot. Copper, Antimony and Tin CANADA METAL ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS. TORONTO, Ont a rio 7- THE MASTER SPECIALISTS OF AMERICA We know the diseases and weaknesses of men like an open book. We have been curing them for 30 years.

Wo have given our lives to It, and thousands upon thousands of men restored to Vigorous Vitality are today living monuments to the skill, knowledge and success of Drs. Kennedy Kergan. We never hold out false hopes, we never undertake a case we cannot cure, we nave made so thorough a study of all the diseases of mon of Varicocele, Stricture, Blood Poisons, Hydrocele. Nervous Debility, Paralysis, Bladder, Urinary and Kidney Diseases, General Weakness, Loss of Vitality, and have cured so many thousands of cases that If there Is a cure for YOUR disease you. will find It hero.

When we undertake a case there Is no such thing as failure. -i We charge nothing for consultation and our knowledge, Bklll and experience are at your service. We will explain to you How and Why Wo Can Cure You; why the diseases of men require the knowledge and skill of Master Specialists. Wo do not require to experiment with your case as we know from experience In treating thousands or cases exactly wnat to prescriDe ior your symptoms, uon he discouraged if you have treated without success with Quacks, Fakirs, Electric Dolts, Free Trials, etc. You must get cured and Doctors i alone can cure you.

Our New Method 8ystem of treatment has stood jthotest fori 25 years why should It fail la your case. Should your Jcaso1 prove Incurable you need not pay us a dollar. We refer you to anv Bank' In this city as to our financial standing. If you cannot call write for'a Oueatlon Blank for Home Treatment. Consultation Free.

Booklets sent Free. 148 SHELBY STREET, DETROIT, MICH. straw coachmen's hats. In black and white. A very few of theno were seen lust yenr, but thoy will not be uncommon this summer.

In the Judgment of the hltfh-fcriide hntters. Kor nutomo-billulM there 1 a utraw cap In various colors which follows the lines of the regulation cap of felt or leather. For elderly men there Is what Is known as the Miliin straw, a finely woven hat. resembling the Panama In shape, large, but very llsht. Hut.

as was the case last year, the hut that will be seen everywhere and that will be sold by the hundred to every one of the other designs will be the regulation hard straw, with flat crown and hard, straight brim. In the extreme height of crown and narrowness of biim it is believed yhatters that the limit has been reached. It certainly has so far as appearances go. ThivAi ndency In this direction was stretched last year, hut has gone still further in the new styles displayed for this season. The rough sennit braid will be rhlef-lv worn, though the split straws at a slightly higher price will be generally In evidence.

Ulack bands will be most popular, but dark blue and Oxford blue bands will bo seen far more generally than a year ago, while the college youth will be less conspicuous in flar ing colored bands than ho was a year ago. l''or those for whom tho most extreme of American-made hats are too moderate thero will be English straws with towering crowns and rims so nar-orw as to be hardly noticeable, at a distance. DR. WEAVER'S TREATMENT. WEAVER'S SYRUP For Humors Salt Rhetim Scrofulous Swellings, etc.

WEAVER'S CERATE Cleanses the Skin Beautifies the Complexion. Combined, the preparation act powerful. ujion the i.terr.. romjiletrl eradication the I'ohol in tbe blood. Davia Lawrence Montreal "7 Read the Tribune and get all the news.

Don't Wait I'ntll everybody elsa has picked up the best of the opportunities presented from lime to time In our advertisements. Von will spend your life regretting thst you did not do its you might have. If you cull on us we can give you soma valuable lnforma tlon. The Locator. TIIK LOCATORS W.

B. HEF.BERT, tJrtneral Manager. The Largest El-idusive Busln-KS Hrikern In Canada, Address, Merchants Bank Bull-ding, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Thons 1SSS. WR ARK BROKERS Exclusively do not handle anv side lines therefore In a much better position to serve the buying public, we handle every kind of a going concern that la prosperous and nmklns; money, hut do not handle we cannot rcyumnend therefore buy through The Locators.

miops. 400 CA.SH BAH HER SHOP IN WIN-nlpeg, on the principal thoroughfare; doing excellent buslneas; only seven hundred. This is easy; buy now. The Locators. 250 HANDLKR BARBER SHOP About tlfty miles from the city; doing one hundred per month; five elevators; population two thousand; two chair shop: This Is worth Investigating.

The Locators. $1,000 BUYS BARBER SHOP CITY; business doing nearly tlve. hundred dollars a month; rent only twenty-five; five chairs. Better look Into this at once. It will pay you.

The Lo- eutors. a i i es ro. fk tiox eb ies 1300 CASH BAKERY AND CONFEC-tlonery The balance of three twenty-five easy; turnover seven thousand a year. This has been established 20 years and is A-l; for small capital cannotbebeat. The Locators.

$1,300 BUYS BAKERY WELL SITU-ated, about hundred and fifty miles from city; rapacity 800 loaves dally; making excellent net profit. Act on this at once. The Locators! BLACKSMITHS $900 CASH MACHINE BUSINESS IN a splendid farming locality about two hundred miles from the city; clearing fifteen hundred a year: town of one thousand; six elevators; only thirteen hundred. This price includes business, building and land, and Is a down-right snap for a good machinist. The Locators.

$300 BUYS BLACKSMITH SHOP Business clearing over a thousand a year, price all told seventeen hundred; the balance can be arranged nicely; rent only twenty-five per month, two Ores. The Locators. $SO0 CASH BLACKSMITH ONLY A hundred miles from Winnipeg, In the heart of Manitoba's best grain growing district; this business established fifteen years; to be sold Immediately on account of ill health; price sixteen hundred; no better opportunity offered. Write for this and ask for this and ask for W-47. The nOABDLG HOUSES $700 HANDLES BOARDING HOITSE one minute rrom Main ann uuy Man.

having excellent laundry in basement with all modern conveniences; have seventeen boarders now and you can get all the table hoarders you want; terms to suit; call and inquire. The' Locators. $S00 CASH BOARDING HUOSE BAL- ance of four hundred tn montniy payments, buys boarding house business; established ten years; rent only twenty-five; in city. The Locators. $300 CASH BOARDING HOUSE AN- otner at nve nunoren; eleven neor and fourteen boarders; house always full; In good locality; five minutes walk from Main street.

The $4,000 BUYS BOARDING HOUSE This is really a temperance noiei, as it contains forty-two rooms, and you can get a lease for five or ten years to suit you; everything In flrst-rlass shape and full up; one of Winnipeg's best locations; three thousand down, buys this; clearing four thousand a year; better see about this. The $600 CASH BOARDING HOUSE IN good section of tne country, iou nineu from city, In lively town: only one thousand and tlfty; price includes building; established fifteen years; also sell cigars and soft drinks; no competition; If you want a snap, this Is worth looking into. Ask for '0. Tho Locators. IHTt'llLH SHOPS $4,000 BUYS BUTCHER BEAUTI-fully located about Ighty miles from Winnipeg, In town of eight hundred, with only one competitor; with onlv one thousand down, balance absolutely on your own terms; this must be sold quick; price Includes good building.

Ice house, smoke house, sheds and all utensils. See us Immediately and ask for B-41. The Locators. $2S0 CASH BUTCHER SHOP CITY; This Is A-l: the cold storage alone is worth what Is askek for the business; only five hundred, clearing two thousand a year. Write for particulars of B-42.

The Locators. $600 CASH BUTCHER SHOP CITY With balance of three hundred on your own terms, buys a business good for twenty-five hundred a year pro- tit; good location. The Locators. LOTIII.NO AM SHOES $3,000 HANDLES GENTS' FURNISH-ings Stock about fifteen thousand, at eighty-five cents good to clear five thousand a year net profit; If you have three thousand, we can place you here; town has population of nnd there is no better town in the Territories, this Is backed up by wholesales and is without doubt a money-maker to a live man. The Locators.

HA LF CASH LO THIN "SHOES "A Groceries Stock of seven thousand; clearing 25 per cent net profit on turnover of nearly twenty thousand; at ninety cents, half cash; rent only forty. This Is a well established business and you can mnke no mistake In buying. The Locators. BOOTSAND SHOES-lsTOCK OF THIR-tv-flve hundred In town of ovSr two thousand, doing nearly eleven thousand a year, and clearing twenty per rent; trunks and valises tire also carried: the present owner st-irted penniless and Is now worth considerable; ask for further particulars. The HALF CASHDRY GOODS A NIC9 clean little stock of twenty-five hundred, with beautiful fittings In store and doing nearly eight thousand a year, clearing eighteen hundred; at half cash; rent only twenty-flve; fine business for man and wife; enqulra.

The Locators. CLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISH-lngs Situated In British Columbia; stock of fifteen thousand; doing over thirty-five thousand a year, and clearing five thousand; population three thousand: no competition. If you want a delightful climate and a good business, buy this. The Locators. HUH VARUS $7,500 CASH BRICK YARD HUN-dred miles from Calgarv.

where the clay Is nil that can be desired. There ai eight acres of clay and permanent kilns, with all the latest brick-making machinery. We tire to sell this at five thousand below cost, und to any contractor who wishes to control his own output, this Is a genuine bargain; price fifteen thousand, wllh half cash; ln' of capital is the only reason for selling; contractors and bricklayers, write for further particulars. Tin Locators. BUSINESS OPENINGS IMPLEMENT AND HARDWARE Opening Ninety miles from Winnipeg; one thousand people In town, store 25x40; tin shop over store; rent thlr.

Hi Asr month, oil lease. Tbe Locators,.