The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 5

Special Sale of Suits "We announce today tin; news of ft special suit' of Vi-dies' fashionable suits in plain and faney serw, tweeds and basket cloths. The most welcome piece of news in today's paper to the woman who wants a stylish suit at a remarkable bar-pain. And they're Fair-weather suits which add extra emphasis to the sale. The quantity is limited to exactly twenty-live no more. In preen, brown, prey, plum and black.

Regular Special $34.50 297-299 Portage Avenue WINNIPEG. Toronto and Montreal. Tribune Telephones I Business Office Editorial Room and Reporters 62 a Twenty Years Ago Dr. Orton has returned from a thirty-two days' triji in medical inspection of the Indian reserves around Lakes Winnipeg, Winntptgosis and Manitoba, during which he vaccinated Borne Indian children. The Iieloraine well has now been sunk to a depth of l.tPMi fret and drilling 19 being continued.

The present strata Is rock of adamantine hardness. The last section of the metal lining of the it. Clair tunnel constructed hy the Grand Trunk Hallway 'o. has been put in Ware and the putting down of the railroad track in the tube is now Suing on. James Ross, the railroad contractor, nrived in the city yesterday afternoon.

He Is one of the principal members of the party which a proposition to the the city council concerning the lock and dam on the Assinibnine River above Armstrong's Point. M. A. McLean, ex-mayor of Vancouver, is In the city at the firand Union. Ilu is here to look after his large real estate interests.

"READY-MADE" HOUSES Alleged Purchaser Takes Exception to Quality of Material. Suit has been entered by the Weir Building Company, Limited, vs. Kubt. Charles Hirkett. Plaintiffs are manufacturers of the Weir Ready-Made Home.

The defendants purchased from Tho plain -tiffs two of the houses at the price of $1,128. The houses were erected and delivered by tiie plaintiffs, but the defendant has not paid for it nor for any part of it. Defendant denies any agreement to purchase the Weir Ready-. Made Houses, and, contend, in the alternative, that if they were so sold and purchased aa alleged, the plaintiffs warranted and undertook that they would be delivered equal to sample, but that they were not bo delivered. The defendant seta out that he Instructed the plaintiffs as to the express purpose for which defendant required the houses in his business, but that they were unsuited for this purpose and he counter-claims for 1 ,0 00 for loss and damage.

Sproule Locke, plaintiffs; solicitors; Mulock, Loftus, Armstrong vs. Lindsay, solicitors for the defendant. WINNIPEG INDUSTRIAL. Annual Meeting Will Be Held on November 23. A meeting of the board of the "Winnipeg Industrial Inhibition Association r-ao held yesterday.

There were present A. A. Andrews, Win. llrvdon, feo. H.

C.reig. )r. Little, I'rin. W. J.

Plftck, J. A. Knott, A. C. McIIae, Aid.

C.owler and C. W. The annual meeting of the shareholders of the association was decided tor Wednesday, November L'llrcl, at 3 p.m. After com-idei-alile discission it uns decided to oiler a spec ial prize of PM) for sketch suitable for a linger for the Hdl exhibition, the same to be submitted on or before Jatiiiarv next A proposition 1( to change the name of the association but this tt to be reported upon the next hoard meeting, and if deemed advisable Kuinhitted to the i.l)im,hlders at the annual meeting. Unclean Milk Would you drink milk showing a sediment in the bottom of the pitcher? Would you give It to your children did nk? Sediment In plain words I'TiIth." Is CRESCENT CREAMERY COMPANY.

Ltd. if LOCAL BRIEFS Steamship Arrival The C. 1'. It steamships, Montreal Ulld Kill of Idltadl ale reported cast ot licllc I and art' expe, ill uii iiiurnliiK. Relatives Wanted Relatives of the late i 1 1 1 1 St.iin.sl.y, who died In the i i-m 1 July lire reciucsicd to coiiiniuliiculo Willi the Associated 'harltlcs.

Dominion Sighted. Tim Whitu line K.M.ri. Ih reported Si) miles cast if Hello Isle carlv this morning and hi due nt jue-ln-i: night uml Tui s- I nay evening. Exhibition Site Still civ-lc cuiiiiiutu-o to select a uew exhibition Hile, met yesterday aliernooii to consider omrs, but adjourned without baling arrived at any conclusion. Tin- was made to secure further details on ionic of the proposals.

Called to the Bar. At the sitting of tin- Court of Ai'i'eal yesterday Kenneth J'ulton was presented to the eourt an. I ealleil to the har; he was ailiniUod as an attorney. Il'Arey Tale, solh itor for the (iiiind Trunk was ulso admitted as un attorney. Local Weather Conditions Indian summer weather now prcvni'M.

Yesterday the temperature reached a maximum ot G.I.4 rees and the minimum last itiht was r.u.7. The Inches at n'eloi'K this morning and tin re a a wind at sixteen miles an hour. Zion Church Ladies' Aid. The Ladies' Aid of church una in the church piiii.es Thursday afternoon, mj being In nt tendance. Mrs.

Jeffrey, pin-i. iu, conducted the exercises. Reports from the officers were very snt-isiactory. Final arrangements wore made Id'- the nnnlversarv teii, to he heal on the '1 ith of ictoher. S.

A. Band Concert The Winnipeg Citadel band of the Salvation army, will give a concert in the Winnipeg theatre tomorrow evening at S.U'l o'clock. In aid of the sufferers hy lire in the Italny Kiver district. The programme Is of exceptional Interest comprising hesiilcs hand numbers, vocal and Instrumental solos. Appeals in Demimonde Case.

Silvio Crawl was released on hall yesterday bv Magistrate MeMicken, ball being fixed at J-'h'i, personal bonds, and two sureties of Jloo ejieh. The charge that of keeping a bawdy house. A appeal litis been entered from the magistrates decision. An appeal has ulso been entered in the case against Irene Howard. Winter Excursions to California.

John M. Scott assistant general passenger agent of the Oregon Railroad ami company, commonly known as the Oregon Short Une, and W. R. Skey, travelling passenger and freight agent of the same system, are ill the city. They have been making arrangements with the C.

P. R. officials here for cheap winter excursions ill California. Side Light on Kelly Case. Martin Kelly called on The Tribune this morning and in discussing the now famous case In which he and Thomas Kelly are concerned said: "Thomas Kelly criticized my drawing in one year from the funds of the company.

It is correct; I did, but he made no mention of the fact that in the same year he drew of the company's funds, Will Welcome Welsh Choir. In connection with the visit to Winnipeg of lladanie Hughes Thomas, of Cardiff, Wales, and the Hoyal Welsh Ladies Choir, the following gentlemen have been deelgated to meet these ladles, ami extend a welcome on behalf of the Welsh Society of Manitoba: Chief Justice Howell, lr. Jones, United Slates consul-general; Jir. Ueo. (J.

Hughes, Rev. J. R. Johns and Owen 1 avles. New Industry for Winnipeg The Canada Metal Co.

will establish a factory here as soon as the necessary arrangements can be made. W. M. Harris, who Is at present In the city, has purchased from the Ontario Wind L'nglne and Pump company the plant of the latter organization at liul Chambers street. This structure Is located on the west side of the.

city between Iogan and Herlry, and the purchase price was $26,000. Veterans' Brigade Orders, The Veterans' lirigado will hold election of officers at Builders' L'xchange, Portage on Monday, Oct. 17, p.m. The various companies of the brigade will parade at the drill hall, Uroadway, on Thursday, Oct. 110.

to take official part in the Trafalgar day celebration. Veterans will wear uniform hat with punie and budge, also service medals. '1 he brigade buglers will sound the fall in at 7.15 sharp In front of the armory. Uniform hats are being issued at 41)0 Alain street, and the plumes at Katun's, 2nd lloor. Enlarging Plant J.

M. Reid, of the Ontario ind Knuiue and Pump, company, is authority for the statement that It was the intention of his company expend approximately on their new plant. A live story building will be erected fronting on Logan, the materials used being brick and stone. The foundation of the structure will be put in this fall possible. The engine sheds will extend back for lluu to 2a0 feet on Trinity.

The company litis been arranging for a spur track and the Canadian Pacific enginers are now arranging this matter. The negotiations with the city have been completed. Not Sufficient Evidence. The rase of Poster vs. Smudley was disposed of before Magistrate A.

Mo.Mlcken In the provincial police court this forenoon. Accused is a 'boy and the charge against him was that of causing destruction bv tire to the properly of a neighbor. It r.ppears that ho gathered a iiuuntltv ot i uolush that nas i nig aroiiuu into a pile t' hich he set witnesses were examined as to the farts. Complainant slated that the tire damaged a wood pile belong.xg to him. After hearing the witnesses the decided that the evidence was not sufficiently conclusive to warrant a conviction, but he cautioned accuse.

I against a repetition of the offence, r. o. (. McArthur for complainant. Joseph Hernier for defendant.

Violating Game Laws. Steve Svanczuk and Joseoli Hermanziik appeared li-fore Magistrate McMlckeu esterday ulternoon for violating the game laws by shooting on the Sabbath. Technical errors In the original l.ial at Selkirk have led to a lirst-cluss legal tangle. Magistrate Mr. Ml.

ken. however, was willing to proceed with the trial, but Mr. ilniham. follllsel for the defence, contended tin i in face of the certitieate produced by Mr. that nn appeal would have to bo made against Mr.

Lilly's decision. Broadway Methodist Anniversary It Is nearly a year since 1 iron I way Methodist church held wlist proved to be vev memorable services hen they celebrated their third anniversary. Not the least of the many pleasant features of that dav was the visii of the Rev. Andrew (lillb-s, ofistor of the Hennepin avenue Me-Miodist KplscopHlinn church of Minneapolis. It in to he the privilege of the people of Winnipeg fain to hear Or.

(illlles he will preach In rtrond-wav Methodist church nn Sundav. 1 'et 21. morning and evening: and In nitdltlon will lecture the Monday THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, lttlC Watson's Week- End Specials ASSORTED CARAMELS Itcguiar IJc ier 30C ORANGE DUCHESS CAKE ItcKulur for each. 20c Remember that these ure fieih and lasly, Wut-aon's are noted for their choice confections. WATSON'S 432 Main St.

The Rlalto Block Phone Main 177. BE WISE and Lnvc fir lor and nluduwi filled vWlb, UHimBE.UI.4 METAL WEATHER STRIP Do It iiiiu. rhone Mulu 128. Illl II tllDMIV M) nil Alllll.Vli 1 1 1). 2 IS urt street.

evening following, bis subject being: "i iruiuiiiing us a ine Al Doubtless many will avail themselves of this another opportunity to bear him and Uroadway church is to be con-'ratiilateu on u.saiu M-ciirmg the set vices of such an able speaker for their approaching anniversary services, "Bonnie Doon" Killed. Automobile No. U'JO, owned by W. S. King, and driven by W.

(ireer, and "Ronnie lioone," the race horse belonging to W. of the Grand Union hotel, met in a collision last evening on Victor street Willi disastrous results to both horse and the muohme. Ih horse, which is valued at Jl.O'iU, on be Inf examined by lr. Westall, who or dered Constable McKenzie to kill thf animal. as one of its trout legs was broken In two places.

The automobile veil damaged to the extent of about $2'io. Proaress in Kelly Case. The argu ment of counsel in the appeal in the ease of Kelly vs. Kelly, was concluded yesterday, U. 1).

Minty Mulshing his sh of the case on beliall or appellant (defendant), Thomas Kelly. In his address Minty placed before the court his construction of the standing as partners of the parties to the action, and claimed that Thomas Kelly had acted within his rights. He cited a number of authorities, and referred the court to specific portions of the evidence. Their lordships reserved Judgment and Intimated that they would read through all the evidence. New Companies.

The following companies have been incorporated: A company composed of Kugene Roy, distiller" of the city of Montreal, Patrick H. Rice, matter of city of Chicago; Oliver F. Lightcap, agent; Patrick Oreen, wholesale merchant; Thos. J. Rice, mnlster of the city of AVtn-nlpee, to be known as the Rice Malting Co.

of Canada; capital. $200, ooo. A company composed of Frank Kugene Corson, broker; L. James Welser, banker; both of Fargo; Harry G. Curtis, manager; Horace Ormand, and Egerton Whlmster Marlatt, barrister, all of Winnipeg, to be known as the Neal Institue of Winnipeg; capital, $40,000.

Coming Events Judge Princess Christian, D.O.E.B.S., will meet In Castle Hall, Monday evening, 17th Inst. Rev. J. C. Walker will inaugurate a series of missionary meetings, at tomorrow morning's service, with a sermon on aggressive evangelism.

The series will continue every evening of the week. The choir will be assisted by the male Scotch double quartette. Tomorrow afternoon at 2.45 Dr. Kl-Ilott will continue his popular series of addresses on "Iteliglnn" at the Ciraco Church Young Men's club room, at the rear of the church. A song service and special music precedes the address.

A meeting of Major Mulvey L. O. Xo. 2U77. will be held In Onod Templars' hall, corner Sargent and MeCee streets, on Thursday, Oct.

20, for the conferring of degrees. A great celebration in commemoration of Trafalgar day will be held on Thursday, Oct. 20, at the drill hall. Rev. Alfred Hall, of Toronto, will give an address to the Sons of England Society on Friday, October 21 In the Odd Fellows' Temple, Kennedy street The SUllleCt will ho 'T Heritage." Members of all Wlnntncir lodges are given a cordial Invitation to be present.

This is the meeting night of Lodge N'eptune, who have lent their hall for this occasion. Society Mrs. h. M. Delcher, Edmonton street, has Issued cards for an "at home" next Monday, October 17.

Mrs. M. M. Mclntyre Is entertaining at the tea hour next Friday, October Mrs. Harry Hastings left last night to visit her mother, Mrs.

Weir in Hamilton. Miss Montaxuo entertained at a jolly little dinner lust evening, covers being luid fur twelve. Miss (irace MacLonald lias returned from the coust. Miss Taiiuis Manning, who has spent the summer at the coast, returned to the city Thursday. Sir Daniel and Ijidy McMillan en-teitulned last evening at Government House in honor of the Karl and Countess of Harrow-by.

The guests were: The Karl and Countess of Harrowby. Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Allan. Mr. and Mrs. A. M.

Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Rogers. Mrs. Robert Rogers.

Mrs. 1). C. Cameron. Mrs.

Sanford Evans, Mrs. II igginson, Mrs. T. 1). H.

Evans, Miss Helen I'reatwlch, Mr. Arthur M. Oroiifell, Mr. R. M.

Grenfell, Major Guy St. Aubyn, Capt. L. C. Newton.

M.VO., Mr. H. M. E. Evans, Leigh McCarthy and Capt.

G. M. Thomson. Mrs. A.

J. Andrews returned today from a trip to Europe. Mrs. T. Ii.

J. Farmer, formerly of Hamilton, will receive on Monday for the tir. time since coming to Winnipeg to reside, from 4 to In the old gold drawing-room at the Royal Alexandra. The Winnipeg Rowing club has derided on Friday, Xov. 4.

ns the date for the annual ball, which will be You will look better, feel belter, and work better, if you coniiiietico now and take; "Dr. Clarke's Kwoet Nitre Pills." held In the Royal Alexandra. Invitations will be Issued In a week. The gent le, lien's tickets, which tt has bi-eii Mr. and Mrs.

W'ulter Little will return from their lioucj niuon on Monday. to limit to a nfiieh smaller number than last year, may be obtained fioni liny of the stewards, and the aiiiiscrlption list will be dos-ed Oct. 20. The ladles who liuve cou-uiteil tr act a patronesses are Mrs. E.

L. Lrewry, George Gait, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. 1. C.

Cameron. Mrs. Robert gers, Mrs. S. E.

Richards, Mrs. Royee Sprague, Mrs, C. S. RUey and Mrs. George lllngliam.

The stew aids are Air. G. H. Aldous, Mr, E. R.

Eadle, Mr. T. L. Lee. Mr.

George ningluiin. Mr. .1. 1. MacLcnnnn, Mr.

Jt. R. Hrotigh, Mr. E. C.

Kelly, Mr. A. R. Pattinson. Mr F.

F. Oiirruthers. witti A. H. Gllmour as treasurer.

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Watson will return today from a visit In Mlnne-I dosn. Mrs. David has arrived home from tier visit In the ea-sl.

Miss Olivia Zang. of Kerlin. is the guest of Mrs. P. Marrin.

Mr. Graham Gordon left last for a visit in tiie soutti. R. Lewis enlci'tailieU at the tea Hour Thursday afternoon, in honor ol Misj Phyllis I-order. The lea table presided over by Mis.

Dawson ChudlciKh intiuwii) and Airs. Letl-bouse, assisted by Mrs. Telford and Airs. Jackson. Miss Maud lllauchard was the guvst of honor at a dellghtlul luncheon jesterda given by Aire.

J. It. Jones. Covers wecr laid for twelve ut a table prettily arranged with white carm -Hons, the guots being Miss islam-hard, Mrs. I liggttisoii.

Airs. Douglas llurvey Smith, Miss Gait, Laker Doris Raker, Aliss Sidney Robinson, Miss Torrance, Aliss and AlifS Coolllhes. In Manitoba hall last evening the members of the i-iee Dispensary held a most enjojabie dam e. Harrow -dough's orchestra provided the music und as the hall was not overcrowded the evening, from a dancer's standpoint, was a decided success, winch it is hoped will be repeated later in the season. Hetween eleven and twelve the Ladles' Service league if the Free Dispensary served a delicious supper from a flower-decked buffet lu the buiKiuotting hall.

The paironcsse.s were Mrs. Robert Rogers, Mrs. Colin II. Campbell. Airs.

W. H. Montague, Mrs. i. T.

Alac.Milhin and Airs. Allan Weugant. Dr. F. D.

Mulroy, of Palermo, is the guest for a few days of Hon. Colin li. and Mrs. Campbell. Mrs.

Carey was the guest rtf honor at a tea given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. A. C. Alacdonell. The tea table, centred by a shower of red carnations, was presided over by Mrs.

Hushe and Mrs. J. W. Anderson, and later Mrs. Mitchell and Chambre.

Assisting were Miss Simpson, Aliss Alarporie Harris, Miss Hur, Morris. Aliss McMillan, Aliss Davidson. Miss Horn and Aliss White (Windsor). Mrs. W.

Edgar Wilcox, No. 2 Ludlow rourt, River avenue, will receive on Wednesday from 4 to and not again until after the new year. R. 1). Ilruce, late of Mordcn, formerly of Winnipeg, bus purchased the drug business at 101) Main street, known as the St.

Juhn's Pharmacy. K. I), liruce is well and favorably known by druggists nnd physicians alike. Mr. brine intends to devote his entire time to tho St.

Johns' Pharmacy and would be pleased to meet all his old friends and as many new ones as possible. Matrimonial DAVIES-HUNTER. On Wednesday afternoon a very pretty wedding was solemnized at the residence of Mr. and Airs. Harry Wilson, 65S Spence street, when Miss Ci E.

Hunter, daughter of Air. Robert Hunter, 4a5 langslde street, was married to Mr. F. G. Davies.

Itcv. Charles H. Stewart, of St. Paul's Presbyterian church, performed the ceremony. The bride, who looked charming in a gown of silk voile, and carried a bouquet of bridal roses, was given away by her father.

The bridesmaid, Aliss Edith S. Hunter, sister of the bride, wore a dress of Ivory crepe cloth, and carried a bouquet of pale pink carnations. Mr. W. H.

Davies, a brother of the groom, acted ns best man. The groom's pift to the bride was a beautiful diamond and emerald ring, and to the bridesmaid a lovely brooch. After the ceremony some sixteen immediate relatives of the contracting parties sat down to an excellent supper, after which the happy couple left for their new home, 4oa Agnes street, Winnipeg. Funerals BENSON The remains of W. Benson will arrive from Seattle Sunday morning, the funeral taking place the same afternoon from the residence of the deceased's father, 185 AlcDcrmot avenue east, at 2 o'clock.

Interment wil be in Kildonan cemetery. WHITE The death occurred yesterday at St. Boniface hospital of II. W. White, of Chicago, from typhoid fever.

Parties will arrive from the south this morning and the remains will probably be shlmied to Chicago tonight. Deceased was here doing some expert work for Cotter Bros. DEVLIN The death occurred yesterday of Phyllis, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter T.

Devlin, at the family residence, 173 Donald street. The funeral will take place on Sunday at 4.30 o'clock from the residence to Elinwood cemetery. The Rev. Dr. Crummy will officiate.

REGIMENTAL ORDERS. Seventy-ninth Cameron Highlanders of Canada. Regimental orders by Lieutenant Colonel Al. Thompson, commanding. Issued at Winnipeg, (let.

It, RUO: No. 1. Retirement Provisional Lieutenant W. R. Smith is permitted to retire.

(G. O. si), July, lain.) No. 2. Duties for Week Captain for week ending Oct.

22, Pun, Captain Piunock: next lor duty. Captain Gras-aii; orderly olilcer, Lieutenant Nixon; r.ext for duty, Lieutenant oiuerly sergeant, riergt. Craig. Co. next for duty, Sorgl.

Mcpherson, Co. O. orderly corporal, Corporal Kay, Co. Ii. next for duly, Corporal Day, Co.

E. No. 3. Parades The commanding officer's parade, culled for tho evening o'. Friday next, the 14th is postponed i it 1 i the evening ot Friday, the 22d at tho same hour place.

No. 4. Left Limits The following men. having left the limits off the strength: Regimental No. llo.

Private P. G. Shaw, companv; g-Imental No. llii. Private A.

Alc-Farlane. company; No. 2'j4. Private A. Seneral, company; regimental No.

2S5, Private E. A. Mulligan, company. HUGH J. A.

DAVIDSON, Captain Adjutant- DYNAMITERS FAIL I'aris, Oct. 10. An unsuccessful at tempt was made to dynamite the trunks of the Northern railway near Preitll before the pa sage of the London Fxiircsn from Itfm The train was brought to a standstill. out liner proceeded. A dynamite art tidce had been bv tliw wreck ers, but without reffct.

I rffri y-tkvfff "rwm ii 1 1 iii iii 1 1 mi MS 3 Days' Shoe Sale You will do yourself good here, by getting a pair or two of the really SPLENDID VALUES men's, boys' ami girls' boots, we are offering In men's, wo- Quebec Shoe Store Wm. C. Allan, Proprietor. 633 Main St. Tlon Accord IMk.

i'iione Main S416. Ti i II SEE FAMOUS nt ROBiriSOFl'S DEPARTMENT STORE MAIN STREET Display until next WfdiiPsilay. Souvenirs issued until Oct. 31. BY USE OF PHONE G.

T. P. Adopts New System Two Circuits in Operation. The Grand Trunk ItaJlwny system have recently placed in commission on their northern division, two telephone tram despatching circuits ns follows; one circuit between North Junction und Hurlimrton Junction, via Allandale, a distance of 1 nilles, and another circuit between Allandale and Nlplsslnir Junction, a distance of liia miles. Train desputch-rs on each of these circuits are located at Allan-dale.

tin the circuit between North Pajk-dale Junction and linrllnitton Junction there are twenty-one way stations, and on the circuit between Allandale and NiplssliiK Junction, twenty way stations- These circuits are constructed of No. 9 nature hard drawn copper wire transposed at intervals of every half mile through the open country, and as much more frequent aa is necessary in the vicinity of hiKh yolt-aire power lines, In order to avoid Inductive Influences ami to render the telephone circuits absolutely quiet. The station equipment is of the latest and most perfect type on the market and consists of a arm transmitter and head band receiver for each wav station, thus.Klvinjr the operator the free use of his head, hands nnd bodv while tisinir the telephone. The apparatus is swung to one side out ot his wav while not In use. The train despatching office is equipped with a selector svsteni for calling offices and the duration of the ring in each -way station Is controlled by the desptacher.

who plalnlv hears the ring through his receiver. Any, office on the line can be signalled within eight seconds, and ns the signal bell In each office consists of a four-inch gong, there is little doubt but what the operator will hear his call even though outs-ldo the office and ut a distance from It The donpateher has absolute control of the circuits and way sattions must obtain his word for even- move. The telephone is considered as being superior to the telegraph ns a medium of despatching trains, 'both as a factor of salety and a saving of time. telephone inch station and numeral Is first pronounced and then spelled out letter by letter, by the despatcher for verlllcation when an order is Issued, nnd repeated In like manner by the receiving operator, while by telegraph stations and numerals can only be spelled out In Mor.se characters. I Miring the past three years the telephone bus made rapid strides on Trunk Line railways In the United Stales and Canada for train despatching purposes, find today over thirty thousand miles of railway Is being so despatched.

While the expenses for constructing and equipping telephone circuits gri atly exceeds that of constructing telegraph lines, the railways have obtained so much better results with the telephone that they feel Justified In spending the money. We understand that It is the Intention of the Grand Trunk railway system to extend the use the telephone over Its more important lines in the near future. The new pestem has met with the favor of the and operators, tlu transmission being so cxicllei.t that the work Is transacted In fully fifty per cent, less time and in a more personal and satlsifaotory manner, than possible with the telegraph. THE FASHIONS CHANGED. T.nhberu vs C.

I'. in which plaintiff Rue, to recover damage for delnv in tho delivpry of goods consisting of waterproof gods shipped from I'nglnnd which arrived at 1 ort Willinin on Mav Mh, nnd were not delivered in Winnipeg until Oct. (Jth, The gods in the meantime had deteriorated ninl the market for fame was Inst, the fashions bavin? ts-en handed K. A. for plaintiff; J.

IWell for C. I', k. fielson TRAiM DESPATCHING Phono 1690 O) We Want, Carpenters to know that we can supply their every want in Tools. Also that we charge less than most stores for Lqutil Quality Tools. Watch our windows and on the new tilings as they come.

This week's list includes soma good vulucs. Tko Down 8quara In canvas retainer. A tool every carpenter wants. Our price, each Xh'. Steel Squares Each, 60c to Carpenter Tool Bags Each, 3'ic to 60c.

Sett of Chisels (4.50 to no. Rstchet Braces Each, $1.25 to $3.00. Corner Braces Kach $3,00, $3 Ml nnd $4.00. Hand Axes Each. 8ac to Jl.fiO Try Squares Each, i'5c to 60c Kits of Tools Inlocked Chest, J.I.

no to $16.00. Oil Stones Every good make. Each, lie to $2.50. Stone Oil ler bottle, 15c and Hand Saws Crosscue or rip. Jl.eo to $3.

nil. Tool Chests Solid Oak. Each Bit Sets In rolls or rases. $1.25 to $6.00. Spirit Levels Each, 75c to $(1 no.

"Acme" Floor Scraper, with sunder and sharpener, Com p. Stanley All styles, 15c to $5.50. Claw Hammers Each, 60c to Carpenters Aprons Each, 25c and 35c. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY ma I ASHDOWN'S HARDWARE Mail and Bannatyne i if See What You're Cooking The new glass doors on the 'Clark Jewel Gas Range allows the careful and dainty house-wifo to peep In her oven and see just how her cooking Is progressing without opening the doors, Jarring the stove and probably ruining the light, dell-clous muffins, sponce cake or other dainties. The oven Is kept at nn even temperature and results are.

much better In cooking everything. We will consider It privilege to quote you prices and give you ..11 Information. GAS STOVE DEPARTMENT Winnipeg Electric Hallway Co. Main St. Phone Main 7.122 For QualiLy, Flavor and Texture ipeirs' read Stands the Peer of them all.

Phone Main 6 today. ZZ2 I.lnie IMnntrr, llnlr, PlfintrTerN' Mrlnl Corner Demi. "I'rrfrcl" lotnl. I.nth, Trass Knbrle, c. THOMAS ni.ACK A I'lioue M.

SWIM). 70-H3 Lombard St. "tusnssssissssst Tenders for Construction of Works cA.U tAncr niMrPSSed tO tll Chairman of the Hoard of Control, wlil he received at the otTiee ol uie u.ioei-signe.l up to It a m. on Thursday. October 111'), for construction of the undermentioned works, namely: si; wis.

On Alfred avenue, from Arlington to Sinclair street. On Ingersoll street, from a point 300 feet north of Sargent to Wellington avenue. OIIAIVOI.ITHIC W4I.KS. 6 ft Granolithic walk on the -west side of I.vdia street, from Notre Iame to M'iw-rieot nvenue. Fill width on the west side of Princess street from a point 5 ft.

north of the lnne hetween Tloss and Elgin avenue to avenue. WATFIl MAIXM. On Alfred avenue, from Hattery to Prince street. On Mnchray avenue, from Main to O'mra. street.

On O'Mera afreet, from Mochray to a pn'nt 15 ft. south. on prltchar.l Hvcnue, from fihaugh-n)' street to. the C. PJy.

AriII.T MACADAM On Rtradbrnokc Place from Osborne to -Vnssau striet. Speelfie-Hilons a forms rif tender, with conditions governing tenders. tiM prescribed by rty-law, may he obtained at the office of th City engineer. James svenus. Tho lowest or anv tender not nocessarlly ae.

eepted. M. PF.TKRfsON', Secretary, rtoittd of f'oe'rol fifjee 1 h-j-y i J'jk djsswfeM fP-PiM' "Ainnlpcs, Oct. is, CANADA MKtnKSl.rn Dlt'lAlUUTlMa It'ttVIC Now at Basematil Trularr Bisk. You May be In poor health.

"2 You May bo suffering from Insomnia. You May have a poor pUta 0 da. not enjoy your msals. You Ought to try a glass ot elo with) dinner and another before routing. You Get tho best whcti you order Lrew ry's (iteflnod Aio registered Offices to Rent I A eoupl'! of nice room offices in Tho Tribune Block now available.

Moderate-rent. Apply Tribune office. Notice The Salter Street Overhead Bridge will be closed for traffic from Friday inorninir, the 14th until further notice. II. N- Kl'TTAN, Citv Engineer.

1 Large stock of Lest Hard Coal, Hocking Valley, l.etlilu uml Souris. A 1 1 outers will receive our best attention. Prompt delivery, full weight and satis-faetiun guaranteed. Tilly, McKinley, Norton Ltd. to M( llouyaU Itluln 77H2 nuil Fort Kiinice (CU.

The Empire Floor Cleaner Scrubs and tfrltj tho lluor tvithout tha Md of cloth or sponge, and without the upei ator having to stoop or wet the hantij. Now bli'i manufactured hy the Winn if li' usii Fat tory. 6S6 Manitoba Avrnu. I.wuk out for tbf AfffDfM. FLORAL ORDERS OUR PLEASURE We tastefully deign and arrange bouquets or floral pieces for all occasions, on very short notice.

Our blossoms are always fresh and perfect. tVe execute orders for all WEDDING AND RECEPTION decorations with promptness. If you are a lover of floral exhibits, drop In and view our display. It's drop In and view our display. Its extensiveness may surprise you.

THE ROSERY FLORIST 289 Donald Street. Phone M. 19. CARPET LEANING STORAGE, REMOVAL GF FURKITURE W. G.

Furnival Tel. Mhrrhrooke HMO. 8(3 Colony. j. mtmti go.

The Leading Undertakers Ambolunre. Lady Asalstaut. 601 Main opposite City Hall. Tel. No.

1. GARDINER CO. Fanernl Director A I'imhalnira. Main Ht. Phone 887.

Finest Equipped Ambulanoe In the West. fiUD am. Clark Leathcrdale Co.Ltd Viinrlil lllrrotork A Kmliatiaa B332 KKJVF.IIf HTHEET, I'houe Main M22I. it MW.rn miliar-.