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SATITCDAY, JANUA1T 5, 1921. THE OTTAWA JOURNAL 27 'i 7 i 1 I OPPOSES PACT WITH THE 0.1. R. fOR EXTENSIONS C. J.

TuUey Tell, of Loss To Car Users H. Shipman On Frills and Fads. Speaking at au election meeting In the Orange Hall on Ulouceeter treet taut nlgbt. Mr. H.

C. Ship-man, former school trustee, a candidal for alderman In Ward, made a scathing attack on (he manner In which money was aient by the school trustee on what tie called useless trills and daddies, which he claimed amounted to lit, 000 a year, and. which he had always oppoied. He Included In these the teaching of the violin, dancing, and Ilka practices. Teaching of French.

"How about the leaching of Trench In the public asked one In the audience. "There la enough in a school to be put tnto the heads of the little kids that Is necessary without that," replied Mr. Shipman. "Teach them to be good British subjects." "Do you mean to say in a cosmopolitan centre such as this French Is not necessary?" demanded the questioner. "No.

I agree it Is necessary, but leave It to the upper schools. In the primary schools, however, stick to the mother tongue. The language that la good enough for the children throughout the British Empire and the United States is good enough for the children of Ottawa." Mayor Frank Plant, speaking of the report that Mr. Watters was retiring from the fight, denied being connected with the rumor. "Far be it from to circulate such a report," he said.

"1 am not afraid. I welcome opposition, and I like a declared someone in the audience. lood As Acclamation. The Mayor replied that the flrat year he ran for office he had a very small majority, the next year he had. received one- of the largest mayoralty majorities on record, last year It was an acclamation, and it was as good as an acclamation this ear.

la response to charges of high taxes, he drew attention to the fact that the council bad to pay, not nnlff lt nwn Aht hnf th. Anhta fc. i previeaal ear, and that projects voted for by the people of Ottawa In prosperous times, such as an abattoir, and a bridge at Somerset street, lad been withheld by the council due to the financial situation. As far the automobiles In use at the City Hall, be pointed out that In many caaea the purchase of an automobile took the place of the service of another official. O.E.R.

Qaeetlon. Speaking on the street railway question. Alderman C. A. Snowdon atated that it would cost the city about one million dollars to build trackage for the new extensions proposed by the new agreement.

The agreement had Its disadvantages. It was true, but on the whole tie favored the agreement, stating that the, growth of the city was being stunted by lack of extensions. The O. E. R.

stand of Mr. Charles TuUey, candidate for controller, was eery He was agalnat an adoption of the agreement, claiming that It waa far from a good bualness proposition. The withdrawal of reduced ticket rates would mean a loss of 70.000 to car users, and an equal gain to the company. The 40 per cent, one man car clause would mean a slowed bp traffic, and Increased clanger to people. "There would be too many duties," be claimed.

"No man can handle a car, sell tickets, give transfers, pay attention to those bearding and alighting, and as Is the ease on same Uses, put oft intoxicated people, at the same time. The proposed amendments would give the company an absolute tnoni epoly 6f the streets, although even now they own as body and soul, early." Favor Baa Tines. He suggested bus lines to feed the present railway lines as an alter-native, and advised waiting until the city could, own the system Itself and run It at a Very low rate. Suitable bus lines could be Installed to tide th city over the present precarious financial situation. maintained that the agreement was ens et great financial to the company, pointing cut that the company had Just declared quarterly dividend of 4 per cent 'with a bonus of per cent, meaning; a SO per cent, annual dividend.

The company was ratting paid money spent in extensions 1n th gain from the abolition et limited tickets. In the saving ea i on mas cars, and la the dividends on money invested, i Mr. 3. claimed that In last four years the city had borrowed mora money than In all its Malory up to 1117. and that all this money which waa, borrowed practically had to be paid twice, through accumulated interest.

Mr. 3. W. HlnchcUff referred to. th Government property here; claiming that' thirty-three million dollars worth 'of Oovornment property was not assessed, and at 11 1 some people talked ot co-operation with the Government-.

He did not consider that co-operations Other speaker were Controller 3. O. McGolr, Alderman J. Forward, Capt. J.

A. P. Haydoe. Alderman T. H.

Brewer. Alderman Bnowdon and Mr. Harold McCor-rnlck, seeking' election ts alderman in Capital Ward. The chairman was Mr. H' Syke HEAVILY FINED FOR A TAVERN RUMPUS One of th first prosecutions ef the kind Instituted Is Hull district courts by th Quebec Liquor Coin-, mission was 'heard befor Ttoland Millar In Hull Police COurt yesterday afternoon when Molss and No CarpenUer.

of Gracefleld. faced a charge of causing a 'disturbance In -the tavern of Dorval Morln of that place the week- preceding Christmas. The accused fought the charge, but were adjudged guilty, ad each was fined II and costs -r on month In Jail. Mr. 3.

Noel JBeauchamp, attorney for th Liquor Commission, conducted the prosecution. Th CarpenUer. who war severely lectured by th court, face a further charge of euralag sad blaspheming 1s th Morln tavera. Thla latter charg which was pre-" ferred br Father J. A Mondotra, parish priest ot OreeeflAd, will be kar4 Jaanary 14th.

ANNOUlf CZJOENT8 Birth Mont "re. I on Decern-bee It. 111, tu Dr. and Mr a. Overton Bradley, a daughter.

BOlS At TKe Salvation Arm Hos-pltal on Thursday, January I. 1114. tu Mr. and Mrs. K.

L. Blols. a daughter. DALTON-i-On January 1114. at Ot-lawa Maternity Hospital, to Mr.

and Mrs. Wiltiam J. Daltos. a Son, still-born. NICllOl-On Dec.

1. 1 1 II, to Mr. and airs Bertie NlchoL lit Merlon St. a son. ML-l DOLAN-FAHKY MfT rancls Doian announce the en- tssement of their only daughter, isry Marrtlla.

to Wllbert Wilfred. son ef Mr. and Mrs. John Fahey, Ottawa. Marriage to take place In January.

OEiETLYrROTH EfcFoTfb Vr. and Mrs. T. K. OKelily aanounce the engagement of their second daughter.

Kathleen, to Mr. Oordon C. Rutherford, nephew of the lata Dr. J. U.

Rutherford. J. Tire marriage to take place the middle ot January. Marriages At "61. Pal-rick'e Church, by Rev.

Canon K. Kitagerald, on Wednesday. January 3. tJ. Mariori' of Mr.

Kobt. Mackell and the late Mrs. Macksll. of Ottawa, to Francis C. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Patrick O'Brien, of New Turk City, NY. PblXock-Ji-NN'-Y" At Ottawa on Monday, December It, 1st, by the Rev. A F. Pollock.

Thomas I. Pol- lock, of Montreal. to Mrs. Annie Kenney. ot Ottawa.

Ont. Deaths rt CROHBI DAVlJj Suddenly, on Run-day morning. December XI, 1921. Crosble Davis, aged (I. father of Mrs.

Lemuel Cushlng, 161 ns-downe Avenue, Westmount, formerly ot Ottawa. Interment took place at 8'. Andrews East. Que. DOLAN At 8U Joseph's Hospital.

Absrdeen. U.S.A., Wednesday January 1. 1924, Thomas Dolan. brother of Jos Dolan. 114 Chapel street.

Ottawa. Can. Interment at Elms. Wash. HANNAN At a local hospletal on Wedneaday, January 1914, Samuel Hannan, of Carlsbsd ftprlngs, dearly beloved husband of Janet Sharp.

In his 41th ysar. Funeral leavea bis late residence. Carlsbad Springs, on Sunday, January 4. at 1 IS p.m., to arrive at Ramseyvllle Preabyterlan Church at 110 p.m. Service In the church, and Inter-ment In Hawthorne Cemetery.

JONES Clarence Tames, youngest aon of Robert M. and Ulllan Jones om at his home. 141 Rnsse eu avenue. Funeral Saturday. January 6, at 1 10 p.m., from above address to All Saints' Church, and thence to Beechwood Cemetery.

KNECHTEf, At the family real-dence, 117 McLaren atreat. Ottawa, on January ltlt. Mary Emma Knechtel. widow of Abraham Knechtel. In her list year.

Funeral service at the realdenca on Saturday. January at 1 m. Intar-ment at Beechwood Cemetery. LUC A 3 At a local hosplfal on Dso. II.

lilt. Ellia Ann Lucaa. aged 14 years. Funeral from Mackentle UaiUUaklnaV Pajlore. ill -Bank- private- to "Beechwood cemetery.

WALK KB At his late residence. Heron Road. Billings' Bridge, on Thureday, January 1, 1114. James Peter Walker, In his 77th year. Funeral from above eddress on Saturday.

January I. 1114, at to St. Thomas Aquinas' Church. Billings' Bridge. Interment at Notre Dims Cemete ry BOX BIPLIZS Box replies are awaiting advertisers: Oil.

OUT. Oil. Oltl. 0141. Q142, Oil.

Olit. 01S7. Beat results are obtained by calling for box replies promptly. FIRE FAILS TO STOP PAPER JjJBLlSHING New York World Is Scent: of Blaze. NEW YORK, Jan.

4. Flames, starting from a short circuit in the preea room of th New Tork World la th basement th Fulitxer Building, tonight shot up aa elevator shaft to th top of th 14 story building, engendering dense smoke which forced a general evacuation ot the editorial and composing rooms In th upper stories. Working under the difficulty of having to draw lines of hose up staircases, firemen controlled the fir In an hour and employe of the newspaper returned to their work. Three of the 1 presses in the basement were damaged. It was snaounced, however, that th damage would not Interfere with publication of th paper.

MR. JAMES PETER WALKER. Th death occurred on Thursday of Mr. James Pater Walker, at his home. Heron avenue.

Billings Bridge. Mr. Walker was his 77th year, and had been ill for some time, although death came unexpectedly. Left to mourn his loss are his widow, six daughters. Mrs.

Thdmas Meagher, Ottawa; Mrs. O. Wilson. Montreal, and Mr. J.

Chamberlain and Mr. Fred Lance, Calgary. Mrs. W. Wilde.

Edmonton, and Mrs. R. Ottawa, and also three sons, James Walker and William Walker, at horn, and Thomea Walker, of Calgary, Alta, Th funeral Is being held this morning at I o'clock from hi residence. Heron avenue. Billing Bridge, to St.

Thomas Aquinas' Church, Billing Bridge. Interment I to mad In Notre Dam oeme-tery. Y. DltFARTM-NT OP RAILWATS AND CANALS. WELLAND SHIP CANAL.

Bactloa Notle to Con trac tore. 4 CONTRACTORS ars hereby notified that the time for receiving tester In connection with th construe-tlon of Section S. Welland Ship Canal, has been further extended to Thursday, January tl, By order. P-'- ,3. PUOSLKT.

Secretary. Department ef Railway and Caaala Ottawa. December ltlt. Furniture sprat rooej an ate snot proof. dtntot4 wkry.

Om lg-nmaats haaATsd wlUt Jlt Bodorat FkflM IMt. IJfNOUKOZM-lfTS Faaoral iMfvmors D. RnCT. d-d 80Huaral Dlrectora formerly of Rogere 4 Burney. tit Somerset SL.

between tlaak aad OConsor Sta Private Chapel. Invalid ear. Phone Q. II. ua a noaRs "Co, Ltp.

Iti-t Laurler Ave Weal. Fsral service. Privets shape- Invalid ear phone Queea iota. Oee. Harold Roger.

Manager. Mnnnmrat and Ometrry Lots I BuOWN. Large stock to eeleet from beet elaea, sand blast flnls 174 Sparks St. aOWUMENTS In atock at cost prloa. Joaee A Steveas.

177 waeaa si- R. 1114. LOST AND rOUND 2 CHANGE HOLDER Lost, vicinity Bank and Cirove. Pleass return to M. Madden, 1 Frlel or Ottawa EUclrlc iterelvlng Office and re-rclve reward.

CH eVroleT Touring, 1111, No. 7TI4J, riolen. Anyone having Information aa to Its whereabouts please tel K. GOLD WRIST WATCH Gsntlsiuan'a. Waltham.

lost vicinity Loews Thestre and Vecll Hotel. Reply Box -ll. Journal Office. Reward. ffXN DBA- Brown croclietTlos't late Sunday evening on Snmereet oar.

Reward Sherwood ilttJ. Sber- wood 3145. FAKA SOL Lady's, lo on Monday night, vicinity Somerset and Arthur Sis Sherwood II11W. -TltlNU OF PEXRL besils lost on Third. Baak.

Second, Connor or Ktrathcona. Plesse phone C. 711 MALE HELP WANTED 3 AN Unusual opportunity is offered by the Canadian manufacturer of a well advertised, proven household specialty; preference given to men who have sold vacuum clean-era, washing machines, pianoa, direct to conaumer. See Mr. Clem-ents.

17 Sparks. Room II. AUTOMOB1LB ipatructioaTeleotrl-cat, mechanical, driving. Detroit Motore. 414 Oladstona BE A DTECTIVE Great demand.

travel; experience unnecessary, Write Dept. 47. American Detec tive Svstem. Broadway, N.T. XRPENTER8 Brlcklayere, eto if ou are r- practical builder we can ielT vou to double your Income; end for our free book "How to Head Blue Prints." Just out: no charge.

Write today. Bid. 1511 Chicago Tech. Ill East 14th Chicago. Ill U.S.A.

EARN IIS TO 150 Per week; learn the barber trade; wagea while learning: only few weeka required, special low rates; position assured a 1 1 or wnt. Ear 1 1 r. rr. rr-T Annn biacksmltli wanted. horse shoeing a specialty.

Apply in Bn 70. Pakerham. Ont. PLASTERERS wanted. Apply Clvlo male Help Biog r.

Hos- pltal. RETURNED MEN If unemployed. aDDlr 11 Queen Ottawa. SALESMAN Experienced grocery, for Eastern Ontario, residing In Ottawa, wanted by Montreal manufacturer of a superior article of food: aalary and commission. Must speak both langoagea.

Reply, atat-In aga and references, to -Box city and west; fill demand: auto mechanics, tractor work, driving motors, truck, tractors, vulcanising. oaiiery rpinn. bla waxes, steady employment We help you get these positions we teach theae quickly only few weeka day. night classes. Hemp-hills, 141 SL Lawrence Mont-real.

PUBLISHERS' NOTICE. TH JOURNAL rUBLIaHTNO CO. OF OTTAWA. UMITBD. Member Aadlt Rureae ot Clrculstlea le-raat Boll-Ins.

Ottawa. Ont. ADVERTISING OFFICES. TORONTO OFFICaa 3. Rath-beae.

alaaager. It Kin Street, asst. Teronta. IIONTRBAL OrTTCa J. Rath-boae.

Manager. Ill Transportation Balldlns. UNITED STATES Cttarlss H. d-r New Tr. Park-Lextnslea Rids Chlcase, Peoples Oaa Bids Boston.

Old South Bll TRANSIENT DISPLAT. II eeata per asate tine COMMERCIAL Win be eeeted by A Departeat. Branch Adv -t QjflcM vneatloned above, or n-ognlsed Advertising Agency. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES.

CASH WITH ORDER He per eoant line per ay: tTe per eeaM line tor 1 days; lee per ceaat.llae far six days WHEN CHAROED tie pee eoant ltae per time: 14 per eeaL off wbea -paid tor wit-la one week ef Srst Insertion. Sis words make a line Ne ad. coasted aa leee thaa two llaea. Bntagement. Birth.

Marriage, aad Deatk notices, fee per time. DELIVERED IN OTTAWA AND SUBURB Svonla Edition. Is per oepy. lie per week, payable te the earner. Morning Edltlea.

la per copy. Tie per month, or I per year, payable at efflee la advaaee. If MAIL. Morning or Evening Editions la Canada er to British Islea. Il ll a year, 11.11 for elx menthe.

er lie a month. la United Statee IT. a year. All Mbaerlptlene ara payable la advance, aad are eaaeelled ea eaplra-tlon. MORTGAGE SALE Of Talaakle Ptwperty Sltaat la the City, ef Ottawa Under and by virtue of the powers contained In certain mortgagee which will be produced at the time of the aale there will be offered for sale by Publle Auction on Wednesday, th Ninth day of January, 1114, at the hour ef Twelve o'clock noon, at the Auction Rooms of Messrs.

William A. Cols 11 Sparks Street. Ottawa, Ontario, th following property, namely: ALL and SINGULAR those certain parcel of -land situate In th City of Ottawa, composed ot Lot Number One, and part of Lot Number Two on th south side of Water Street, formerly Bolton Street, according, to a Plan prepared by J. Stoughton Dennis, P.L8. deted 10th October, Hit.

on which are said to be erected a thr-story stone office building occupied by the Dominion Government, and twe frame cottages, known as 117. and 111 Susses Street. Ottawa. The property will be sold abject to th exlatlng tenancies. Terms of Bale: 10 of the sal price ahalt paid at the time of the eal.

and the balance within day with intereet at per cent per aa- be subject to a reserve bid. For further, particular and condition of sal apply to Thomas Black, Booth Building, Ottawa, DATED -at Toronto th 11th day of December. 111. FA-KFN fcOBERTSON. WICK.

A ITCH I SON PICKUP, II Toronto Street. Toronto, On-terlo, Solicitor for th gag NOTICE TO CREDITORS Creditor tff Thomea Ullleeple. late th City.ef Ottawa. In the County tot Carleton, Boom Master, who died oa or about the llth day of September. 1111, are requested ea or before January 1, 1114, to send by post or to deliver to th under-algned.

Solloltor herein for th Administrator ot lb Eetat of the eald deceased, fall particular of their claim agalnat the estate and th security. If any. held by them duly verified by Statutory Declaration, and after the eald date the Administrator, will dlatrlbate the aaeeta ef the estate among the partlee entitled thereto, having regard eal to th claims which he shall the bar BOtlC. AXimAU W. ORF.BNE.

II Sparks Street. Ottawa, flnllettnr fnr th Administrator. JjATM U. U4 9 IXMALE HELP WANTED 4 AVlBlT16L' Wou.au lo Iral as coraetiere with the Spiralis Corset Co. Apply after I m.

to Man-aser. Florence Stremra III Llagar. CboK Kioerl.nroil wanted for Jan- uary 11. preferably on willing to do laundry; goo wagea aiso ea nerlanced houaa narlor Ap ply. givina refertnoea, to Box Q-141, Journal Oltlce.

CoOK GENERAL Experienced; aleo house-parlormaldi references. 141 Somerset St. W. COOK generaT. wanted Immediately; referencea Apply 170 Laurler Ave.

R. 140. LADY To give Frencli leeaona, evenlnsa. Box Q-141. Journal.

MlLLlS'Ell Experienced, take charge of new both lan rtuages preferred. Apply Cap an. Ltd. Hi Hldeau. MATRON Wanted for Refuge Branch.

Protestant Orphans Home. Elgin St Apply by writing, enclosing referenoea and stating salary expected, to Mrs. G. H. Rogere.

Correepondlng Secretary. 410 Gil- mour. THREE MILLION-FURNACE Own-ers awaiting the "Little Draft marvellous new heat regulator; openi and shuts drafts automatically at any dealred hour: saves best hour's sleep ef night's repose; pays for Itself In fuel saved: belter than devlcea coating ISO. 00; sells for Hi. 00 on five-minute denionetratlon enormous demand; rare opportunity for exclusive distributor.

Little Dept. l3. Grand Rnplda. Michigan. To UNO GIRL Fur light housework.

A It ill til 1 nu ur a ter I o'cloc k. HJEIIJ5reMA8 ti Sell household necessities; greatest Imaginable demand: have buel-neis of your own; make Ave dollar! up dally; capital or experience unnecessary. Bradley-Uarretson. Itrantford. Ont.

MAKE! MONEY AT HOME 111 to 160 paid weekly for your spare time writing ahow oarde for ue; no canvaaalng; we Inetruct and aupply you with work. Weet-Angue Show Card Herri o. II Col bora Toronto. WANTED 6 WANTED For thOttawa Normal and Model Schools, a part-time teacher, male or temsUe, quallded to teach physical cultuVe. Initial salary 11,000 per annum.

Apply Deputy Minister of Education, Parliament Bulldlnge. Toronto. Ont. AGENTS WANTED ag! ENTS Get In a profitable all year commission business of your own; every property owner needs some ot our nine hundred vs'rteilee of hardv Red Tss trees and plants: no ment and Instructions iree. nrue Dominion Nurseries Montreal.

AN ASSURED INCOME To ambitious men and women, no capital or selling experienee required to build permanent profitable business of your own; write us and we will tell you how to become a "National Itepreaentative" aelllng our splendid line of women's clothing direct to consumers; the national "Store-at-your-dooK' selling outfit is a clothing store in a neat sample case; experienced salesmen aea In our line unlimited possibilities; spring line now ready oig.orinan ever; write us about yourself and iHfttnrT. rue jwatkt.o.everi,x elusive selling- rights- ira--a--lgn nt distinction to be a National Representative" Aonly Salea Manager. National Mall Order Bouse. Dept 10. Box lit, Montreal LOCAL AGENTS New Invention; sample and wholesale prices, II cents Box 771.

Ottawa NEW WONDERFUL SELLER lie profit every dollar aalee; deliver on spjt; llcenee unneeeesary; eampla free. Mission Factory It. He Pitt, Windsor. Ont. SALKSMEN Sell something every something body must have (read this Una ever again and note the' we eald must); It Is unique U.

S. protected artlele, a poeltlve neceasity because of government ruling, with yearly repeat, exclusively owned and controlled by us; if you are an order taker you ahould make 20 to 110 a day; If you are an ambitious salesman you will clear upward of 1 40 per day; most desirable connection with future for those who qualify. Jerome Laadt, Pres. I S. Dearborn, Chicago.

Wonderful discovert charaea batteries In 10 minutes: gallon free to agents. Radlollte St. Paul. Minn. 8nAT10N8 WANTED 8 EXPERIENCED Laundress to take washing home.

S. 1IM. YOUNG Man, colored, Jamaican, requires position private family 111 Slater 7S41W PERSONA-g 9 ALICE'- BEAUTY PARLOR The Busy Corner. Baak and Spark, next to Dr. Balrd'a 7411.

CONVALESCENT borne, post-operative dreeslngs. aged and Incurables eared for reasonably. Mre. Ms-Klnner. R.

4111 CHI IHOSE Maaaeaae. Bos- ton graduates eiectrio expert. w- mt EXPERT Maaaeuee. Telephone ap pointment till. FITS, EPILEPSY Permanently relieved by Trench's Remedy; II years' suocess: simple home treatment: thouaanda testimonials; write at once for free hook.

Trench's Remedies, Limited, Dept. 71 Adelaide EsstToronto. Cut this out HOW about your" is giving yoo troubl telephone 8 till. J. Sanderson Co- Rooter I BUT Gold allver, platfnum.

dTa monds. false teeth, bridge Adel-stein's t4 Laurler W. fir To have a rupture, ask your drug itore for a diamond truss; one month's trial. Snider Trues Com-pany. llth Street.

New York. APPLICATION TO PARLIAMENT. Notice I her.by given that application will be made to the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, at the next session thereof, for an Act making provision for the completion of the union of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, the Methodist Church, and th Congregational Churches of Canada, to form th United Church ot Canada: for the vesting of the general property of th said churches In Th United Church of Canada; for th holding, ua and administration of th property of congregations entering the satd union, and for the holding of th property of congregation voting not to concur therein: for th trusts relating to general and congregational property; aod generally for th carrying of th aid union Into effect. McGregor touno Bank of, Hamilton Toronto. GERSlioM MABON.

Victoria Toronto. On behalf of th applicants. Dated this Hat day of ParliAmientary Notice. Monday, the eighteenth day February next, will be the Isst day for presenting petition for Private Bill. Monday, the twenty-fifth dey of February next, will be the last day for Introducing Private Bills.

Thareday. the sixth day of March next, will be th last day for receiving Reports sf Cemmllteee of Privet Bill ActTtrTTn TV srnrRK. Clerk ef the Lee lalstlv Assembly, No Question of Preferred Position in Classified Advertising The classification of your want ad. gives it iln best position In th paper -make It easy to iimt as your nous, when street and number ar known Classification reduce to a minimum ai: trout in looking for your ad. Anyon to whom appeal can And it quickly.

And In placing your Classified Ad. in Th Journal yon are appealing to a circulation of renders from which you are euro to achieve results satisfactory to you. Dally evidence of the result-producing power of The Journal's Classified Page Is received. The following ad. appeared once In our columns: RAi'COON Reward.

One insertion was enough to return lost pet to its owner who waa pleased and satisfied with the prompt response. Bee what classified advertising can accomplish for you In that task which labels Itsrlf Classified advertlalrfg affords your market If you have anything of value PERSONALS LAMPS Fern standa. fancy work baeket The Wicker Shoppc. 1001 O'Connor, queen Illl. MADAME DALB Professional clalr- voyant.

palmist Apt. 4. Ill Bank Bt MASSAGE Will help you enjoy your holloaya. Queen 10U. Lang celebrated palmist Readings, ladle gentlemen.

47 1 Wellington. MADAME WESTON Palmlat, ltlt Bank street. MEDICAL Electric treatment. For appointment 6 I7Q1. NURSE Gailaaber.

trained auree In menul and maternity p.m.; accommodation ror out or- town patients to or from hospital. 407QuonSt- Ottawa. Q.IIIIW. PRlSciLLA EXCHANGE Arcade Building: neckties, aockf, linen handkerchiefs, all hand mads. 1171 PALMIST Madam till.

Ill Cooper PRACTICAL Nurss. city, outside points or emergency. tsjiw PliULIC SHOE REPAIR SHOP Ex-pert work; reaaonable price 111 Somerset St FlANO Toning and repairing. TeU A. U.

Aiue u. tel. READINGS By appointment, ladle only. Madams Whit Bh. IQBIW.

ROSE ROOM BEAUTY SHOPPB Queen 101. Mr Laura Boreham Smith. RouMS Papered, 7, Including paper. Q. 1764.

hUPTURB CURED By my Inven-tlon; referencea. J. L. Armstrong, 101 Bank. Ottawa WHOLE WHEAT recommended by phyelelane: pastry, pie eto.

Mr Cadleux, 111 Somerset atreet. SCIENTIFIC Masseuse, polntmeata. 1II1W. Tel. an- TyPaJWRITINOEapert'typlata de- aire copying matter ot ear aescrip tlon flesal.

eommerclsL menu scripts, reports, statements, addressing envelopes, eto.) Circular letters a epeclslty Complete mail ing service If desired; office or home work, Tl. S. 711. SCIENTIFIC PALMIST Character reading. Madame Ida.

Ill Charlotte Bt TRAINED Naro. all raee reason able rates. Queen 171. WANTED Parties capable of financing and promoting the legitimate mannfactory enterprise: this Is not a glgantlo deal, but a money maker 'with th beet of credentials aad references, and financial statement of a Ilka company In United State Bales organisation rstabllahad. Call at 10 Butterworth Bldg.

WONDERFUL FCRfUNB TELLER Mlas Geergl Detpathle. eeventb daughter eecond generation; telle hidden secrets mysterle love matters; predicts happlneee through her knowledc 1 Champlala. Hull 8. IIOJJ WOULD Person who took srey purse from Homestead Inn New Tear's Eve pleaee return papers and key. ss they ars of no use except to owner.

Q. 1411 A TTCLE8 TOE BALE 10 AUTOMATIC electric eicvee; no coat for eatra wiring or Installation. Bead for Hose Science Cook Book 1, and direct factory prleea Wnv Campbell Co- Oeorgetown. Oat ANNETTE Has unusually charming Christmas gifts; also hat remodel ling. Q.

1144. BAKERS' OVENS Catalogue on re-, quest; some used ones on band. Hubbard Portable Oven 711 King West. Toronto. BEDROOM BUiTE One maid' one baby cutter, one braes bed.

116 Flrat Ave. BE A member of the Morna Club: knit for us In your spare time. For further particulars apply to The Morna Knitting Machine Sales 141 Murray street. BRANT-OLA Style A. mahogany eaae; cost (100; will sell with record 17a.

Apt C. 1117 Welling- ton COAT Gentleman's, fur lined, otter trimmed, large slsed, high grade, practically new; leaa than half price. 140 Fifth. 5oAT Gent's coon, sisa It; other overeoate; Gerhard Helntsman piano, bedroom furniture and stoves. Apply 111 McLood St.

COLUMBIA- RECORDS January re- lease. Catalogue mailed free. 8. seiv. CANARIES Two beautiful German alnglng canarlee.

with round brass cage III Carllng Are, Apt 1. CATERING To wedding afternoon taam a asaelaltv: lama. Dickies: or ders delivered. Phone Queen 1164. COW, FRESH Ja Stewart 101 rtl FREE Novelty duatpan.

with pair of boot purchased. Beardsley'a. Pank and Cooper. frUR c6aTS up to the whole-, sale and save money; Persia, lamb, muskrat seal, pony costs, all at lees than Wholesale prices for January. It Spark 111.

"HEAVRM'ANb HKLL1' real world beyond. Sweden borg's rest work' on th life after eath. over 40 Page; only It cents, prepaid W. Q. Law, 411 Furlld Toronto, Ont, "HEAVEN And a real world beroad, Swedenborg great work en the life after death, ever 10 pages: only tl cents, prepaid.

W. Q. Law, 411 KmaII- Toronto. Ont. 08E Uad harsess forsale, cheap.

I lib msmavnt certjiim Giving oreof et th life after death, by Prof T. Mower Martin: over- let Page 0ly 11 cent postpaid. w. -Q. Law.

41 Kuelia aveaaei e- Vn-114 avillli ronto. Oat RiWJOGRAPl6 BeautKul In Je-iers aad finish unexcelled for tone; stew Console models, to Ills. Kirke Musis Co- Ltd 11S Sparks. rurn'ltura harealns' 41 6 1 w-'y at bu 1L Lost. Tel C.

to sell. ABTICLE8 FOR BALE 10 SKATES, HOCTTEY STfc'S Pucks. axis Bicycles, wbeeler 776 Bank. Skis and R66TS sls U. 1 flrove.

RldesuH6 SLEIGH." WHITE With hool and robe, complete; also carriage, En-Ilsh perfect condition. Tel. 8 til STRICTLY FRESH Egg a for "sale. delivered Glebe and O. S.

C. lllrll. CSED" PIANO Helntsman a CoT. 1176: good condition. Webster-Bolton, mi niouceitrr.

Columbia Dortable Dhono.rsuh. including II selections; i cash, II monthly. C. W. Lindsay.

Hm- i ww nuys unci ca In first class con I yru-; jLjr Onliil House, the uitioo.ierms. i- cash, 14 monthly. W. Lindsay, -imiiia, iBv npsrxa Martin Orme piano, mahogan) '110 cash II monthly; 1176. small else upright piano, good order; suitable term arranged C.

Llndeay, Limited, ill Sparks. 0 Off linoleum and congoleum rugs. Brouse'a Furniture Stora. 101 Sonieriet St worTR of new n3 second hand furnl'ure must be disposed of by January I. ae we are leaving town Allen's.

Ill Bank. ssr a ni cols, agenr la tmm for Renfrew aeparator scales and stove duel-less ssh sifter weather strip, shovel paint oils, varnishes. glass Majsstlo beater builders' hardware, aeh can hunter' and fishermen supplies, eiectrio plate toasters. Iron, goods delivered promptly. Ill Baak Et Pkene WANTED TO BTJY 11 ALL kinds secood-hsnd olothe fur niture bought J.

Butovakv. R. 1411 ALL Highest "prtoes pain, ear, rvarai. I vt. BEST pricee paid furniture, secead- nans clotne Taller.

It 101. LADY'S breeches; must be In good conauion. stale else, color, ana price, lo Box U-Ies. Journal. SLEIGH DOGS 1.

wanted; must be oroaen. Tel. t. Iixw BOUSES TO LET 13 BAY, 116 Between Somerset and Cooper; posssssloa arranged; gplen- did location. Apply 115 Bank.

BEAUTrFUL I roomed, extremely modern. reduced; w. finish throughout, c. fjREIGH TON, 111. 7- roomed house: Immediate possession.

George Howlth. R. 1117. Comfortable Excellent rooms wittt balcony; central: low rental; also house W.ltsr Hamilton, 111 Bank 3t C. 1171 HOUSE 0I Jamee 6T 7II1W APAKTMENTB TO LET IS APARf MENTHendsomely' furniih ed, I roomed.

Tel. mornings. Q. 4141 APARTMENTS Bachelor, llT-Lau rler av appiy naaey. II Queen 8t ALT, 1677 large bright room I balconies: newly decorated.

FLAT Well furnished, heated'. Ught-ad, newly deeorated; private family. 600 Cooper. ROOMS And" bath, 1 balconies, eiectrio stove and heater; Immedl-ate possession: III month. C.

1177. BOOflia tt-TLET 17 LAURIER warm room. bath flat. 10 Central. R60M Andboard.

suit gentleman. now. AUTOMOBILES BALE 18 REO SPEED WAGON" haap" for quick sale. Carllnr 111 SEDAN: 'TE TM mods). Ilk new; bargain price: each or terms.

J. O. McGuIre, Ltd. STAR SEDAN Only used 1 mont li. new ear, guaranteed; low price for Immediate aale.

J. O. McGuIre, Ltd. ACdB-ORIES REPAJ-8 19 AUTOMOBILE T0P Curtain eto. Auto eTarnlshlng aad Trimming Shop.

41 Iasbell AUTOMOBILE sad varnishing. Thomss Balrd. tit Bank. C. I uf6 ra5Iat6r ex- PERTS Radiators repaired; ex- riert workmanship gaaraataed, 104 tlden.

ft 1771. OVERLAND II, aecond-hand parts for sals. 101 Spark RELIABLB RADlATOR CO. RadTiT tors rseered. reduced pricee; broken mudguard bodies welded; free delivery.

114 J-yo. Tele- phone. TRY jTtTMac Donald for bfgh grade tire and vulcanising et rock bot- tom prloe. 71 Connor Bt WEST RADIATOR repaired; work called for and de-llvered Sh. Illl.

TAXI SERVICES 20 GIBSON'S TAXI Day. night' e'rvlce; paeeenger sedsns 111. HULL TAXI STAND Service day and night J. h. wnson.

o. mo CtTAWA Taxi. day. night aervlee; closed passeoesar sedans. C.

tilt. LEOAL 21 ATLEN. B. A Barrister. Oatart Room 11 Qneea.

u. 41. BEAUCHAMP Noel. Barrister, 171 Main. Hull.

8. 1167. BRAY5HA RLES L-U Sparks It 117. BXaTiCTTET. A.

E. Barrfeter, So- llcltor. Carleton Cbaaabers, 74 narks St. Money to loan. CODS Redmond, barrister.

If Cltl- Btag ee DArV Edward J. barrlaU. tk 44 Elgin. Q. DICK Russell Barrister, etc.

Car1eton Chamber 74lt ITXTotT iohn. TTC-' tTT. Bar-rleter. 117 Mala SU Hull (frBl Co-rj Hout 21 SWART JJcoitT Keller 4 Kelley. 14 Metcalfe St 3RET5NE AlniTTTVTTSarrlster end Solloltor.

Hope Chamber Hoark CRBENB. hILL'A UIL- oaeyl loan, lie weinngtoa. TBD floors -T-TCri! Oueen'EL 9. 157 MauCRAKEN Hsn'-erson. 'Iteriidae A Fleming, Solloltor Trual Building.

41 Sparks 8t Barrrste. suooeasor to John R. Oborn II Quae St -fcCORMICK A DUNLVIB Money to loan. 41 Sparke St. U.

D. Mo-Cormlrk, K. S. Dnnlevl. QUAIN RedmonJ.

Barrister. Q. 4110 6 nparke Ottawa; Hull. WUlJllT Trio Advocate, bsrrla- ter 134 Main St. Hull.

Sherwood 1 34 Patent SolMtor FETHERSTONHAUOH A CO. Patent Solicitors, Barrister II Elgin Bt MEDICAL 22 rAsSftLMAW-br Tf "TfTTr "Huron annus aherwood 170. Dlt DeHATrlTESpeclsllst. surgery, women, urinary oraane blood jam. 141 St art R.

EMlitfitY Dr. Ellxaheth. Frank oppnelte St Luke'e HoepltaL Women' dleeaee maternity. HAOAR. DR Maternity case dle-eaeee of women and children Baby clinic.

Somerset and Elgin. till SMITH Dr. Daniel 497 Somerset St Specialty ilissasea ot women and surgory OfTIca houra. 1-4 and br appointment PRIVATB HOSPITAL Maternltv end eurrlcal case Or Caven. 101 rnoper St Phone Q.

144 SPKCIALIST Dr. Dion. eye. ear. noee and throat 106 Hldeau St.

rPKCIAUiSf Dr Allan Hurdman etomacn. Intestine Hour 10-11 1-4 by appointment 107 MoLaren l-ECIALIST Dr n. Wallace, wv imen'a disease maternity. 100 Elgin. SPECIALIST Dr.

Omar Wlleon. Ill Metcalfe St Specialty, akta dis eaae DENTAL 23 BOWER Dr. has resumed hl practice. Echo Drive. Carllng 1C fioLMES.

DR. J. ET Jackson Bldg llt. O'LEARY Dr J. 1 Laurler avenue east Kxtrsrtlons conduc tive anaesthesia.

Open evenings. Rldeau 6ftl OPT0METRI0 24 TTT Bank" Eye- Sight Speolallst aad Authorlsed b.i,.. Bsna St 440 for appointments LA PIEffkK ht specialist. S5 Main. Hull Sherwood KM "OKTHOPEDIO 24a DR.

LAfcEtPHA Specialist" "Flit Feet Sprained Ankle Ingrowing Nail Chilblains. II Spark Queen -164 KNAPP. DR Come, callouaa bun-Inns All font troublee relieved 411 Jackson Bldg I7TT-. ORTHOPEDIC 24b 6EOPErt1eVhrkr P-iTaU lat Artificial Ilmoa of every ae--scrlptlon repaired. Bank and Cooper St OgOPAtHIO 23 BI8HOP Dr.

Clifford, lit MoLaren tit Jessl I.VUurlr.-ti prriVTZCli Dr. Wilton pe- elallst la nervoos and diseases ef eplnal erigln. in nepeaa. KEITH tr. Oeo.

A- JaakeonTtTdg Q. t74l. tt3tfiMtfW-v-rgffVl Wt9 IWtflTIU'l'B ELECTRO THRAPt AND MASSAOB X-Ray an Turn-Ish bath 71 IHH Blgls St CHLROPRAOTORS 26 8TRATTON pr. C. R-.

til Somerset y. mm. raimer uxaouate. fvfLEtiDir Ida. 411 Jaoksos Bldg.

Appointment tl. ens. nilLLIS-SPENCER Edmund Rulll II Carleton Chamber 74 Spark 117 Dr. Elisabeth Spencer Built-, No. Hoi brook Apt.

Elgin St a till. Palmer graduate BEYER Dr. Dora. Ill jackeoa Bldg Telephone for appointment GALBRA1TH Dr. 411 Somerset Hit Write for free Htortr.

GRAHAM br. Oeo It filTmour Palmar gi rsduat esuiiau-ae free. 14 HANSEN-McMlLLAN Dre. Howard Hansen-Clara McMillan. X-Ray.

411 Jackson Bldg 1011 HOLDAWAT AND YATES Dra. 41 Jaoksos Bldg He chiropractor Chateau Leurler Tilt TODD' Tobfc Or" ill Spark 111. BUSINESS SERVICE 28 ASIONBB'BAILIFF Chs La-plerr La Baaou Na-esale Bldg 1041 THERM aft' Eiectrio. oxy-aotyls welder aad cutter. All klnde ef machinery welded, any thloknee: reaaonable rate JB.

Perklaa Oneen aad Lyon. I7II-I1I7 fTntwttatee'fn' FURNITURE Repaired, Phol-teredj guaranteed work. Tkerln -w- Tjmo-4: 29 MU Mac Kay. II Fentlman IHW. Wta4ANsTSHORTHAND Mrs, Rowls Albert Q.

1 114. INSURANCE 3tt Fir plate gta. automobile lnnranc.IOI Ban GENERAL INSURANCE C. ft Car- rler 4b Boa Cltlaea Bolldlng. 4 171, 6fcNnL ik-oranc- egaa Chamber.

IT Elgin. Q. til. INRURANCB BROKERS Hardy A Reraold Booth Bldg. till.

8ION8 31 sisms A1 Sign Studio. Ill Bpark Queen lilt LEVEY ilga Co, 1.4 Slater. 9 II II DECORATORS S2 TAOat-Papered. 7. Including paper.

Q. 1711. ROOMS Papered. II; prompt aer vlee lltl. MACHINISTS 33 Catherine.

4760 PATTERNS MADE Band sawing order. John Law, 411 Laarior Weet Q. '1. THORNTON TROMAN Look-smiths, machinists: skates harp-ened. repaired 111 Wellington Bt Q.

1011. PLTJMBEES S4 caMdLeA i. "C-r'U-f assart furaace repair 141 an-Baak etreet CABSIl -DISPLAY Bssrn ws i Bcrelos. AntomooDa MACHINISTS lfcMoUen A Per-bu, Ltd. 4SS taarlw Aa.

Qua 111 LEGAL COHBTETJCTIOlf S5 CoTtfRACTING Plasieriagv repair- lag contractor Lafealals Son R. 111! LTRAt if Cobourg; brlok' re pairing, general ooaatruclloa work. t'ltHJLlJU'ilt' TRUCKI-TQ-STORAOE SS UfY-NtfAN "Tra ef it. asy tlmeT anywber II Chambarlala. Carllsg Illl FlitEPROOP fiT6RAG Warehouse.

inodern. clean, heated, cry isspeo-tion invited. Isformatlea aheer-fully given, regarding-packing, crating, shipping, alorag and re-movsla -torage and Treok porta tlon Jaekeon Bldg. Q. 1744.

rURRIER SS rrCTTFXCTTjHTlJ. PDRTntra'v your old fur mad up Is th new etvlea M. Lobet 14 Bank Bt WOOD TOR SALE 39 nrccTr wotjBiTiJ anno-. CATtTlW lllT-Blrbb. kA load's hard maple.

II 10. Th Old Yard. Beaton. DRY Block 1.15. large load.

Sherwood llJJLT CUT And eplit eordwood for range, epeclal. Mlsa Beaton. C. iU TJltY-Ilardwood kindling Th Ring Ice 4411, C. 1711.

ANY Kind of wood you want, hard or soft cut or uncut Call 1074. Beaton, 10 llllleoa fTlt WOOD Large load, reasonable. iTEULOCk ITI? loal flWwoSd 4686W. HYUIENIC Tc And all kind' i wood, 1 10 load 8. 1170.

Kindling" Cry." ITU par" leas i good value. Sher. 4667. -Tndling liTITT heavy. Sherwood l7M.

WOOD 11.60 load. C. 11 50. Allau Resume, Cool Kpedals. STOVE COA1 coke.

114.10; steam slack. 7 60; steam lump, 110 Sherwood 4517. LIVESTOCK POULTRY 40 'NEKDresh ss7 Aak" tlie people who are feeding Purina Chicken Chowder with Purina Hea Chow. They are bound te have them. Ask your dealer.

The Chie-holm Milling Co. Limited, Manufacturers, Toronto. DR. KENNEDY'S Veterinary -epi-tal Melgund avenue Phone ar-ling 117. Ambulance.

BUSINESS CHANCES 41 CAPITAL SEEKERPut your project before 60 live brokera; coat trifling under rny plan: detail free 1 1 wim r.itT ror sale: good sloes ana flxturee. Apply 401 Bronson. MONEY-TO LOAN 1500 to tl'SooT first Ottswa mortgagae only. It Broadfoot Solicitor, 11 Sparks St nolle fi Mill For Sale. ONE Set mill, flret claas condition, big cuetom trade; a bargala for the right man.

Box 111. Shaw- vllle. Qu e. HOUSES FOE SALE 42 AT-StU DNTaT3JW And aajal-bungalow built to your choice ef lara lot city convenleneee; tm. oafr-f nV Tear Jtedytrwr Itealtor.

Bank St near Llsgar. Mala St Aylmer GLEBE New brick. room kvw. heating, h.w. floors throughout; owner leaving city, will sell below cost Q.

444. GLBBE apl en did location; seven-room b.v. seml-kungelow: hardwood fleers througheat fuel fire- place, wired for range, modern plumbing; 14.100. Frank X. Alt lll- HOUSE Situated ea -ladstons Av, easily convertible Into store ault--abl for fruit grocery or butcher atand; fin location: prlo redaeed to 14.101 for quick aale; rents for 16100 per saally handled.

Tbl Is the best buy on the street Apply C. Roe 41 Metoalf Q. Foio SANDY HILL hot water heating. Queea 4ell. fToOO.

COST" BRlCK Horn. Glebe; rooms, furnace, h.w. floor: owner leaving city. 3. Thm Q.

411. 12.000 Good brick house, near Hoi- land avenue; very cheap. Qea 1114 PROPERTY 70S BALE 43 FRffSCoff WGHWiT-floo, 100 acre. 17.000; will take alty roperty part payment Qaeen 1544 PROPERTY TO LET 44 MUHRaBLE Sparks streut rttc. low rent.

Q.1411W. OFFICE toTet ground floo'r. Fraser II Queen St Apply Oerd- ner and Whelen. OFFICES In Holbrook Chamber 101 Spark treet REAL E8TATEW ANTED 45 WANTtib to hear from owner ot good farm for aale: state ah price, full partloular D. F.

Bnah, Minneapolis, Mln. CASITID DISPLAY Real FXtate for Bala MONEY TO LOAN Mortgage loan arranged, large or email amounts. I or ysar terms; current Intereet rate Apply C. W. ROSS (Realtor) 41 Metcalfe St Q- Tttt GILMOUR STREET Close to Bank.

11 roomed, hot water heated, Imuae, tn flrat class condltloa. Price 11.000.00. BEST-MOORS REALTY CO. Realtor tioi lit Bask Bt CENTRE TOWN Brick horn on large lot containing double parlora with open flreplac eeparate dining room, kitchen, bedroom hot wster heating: good location Ths ownsr Is leaving Ottawa Feb. 1st and must sell.

Price reduced to 11,009. Easy term REALTORS lit Bank St Queen 1141 FOR SALE OR WOULD RENT FURNISHED Owner leaving; dry. Conveniently solid brick dwelling oa large lot la select residential district Hot wtr heating, bath reoma, oak floors, Pries Cash 11,01. balance mortgage f. For appointment te view, apply Goffin Sc Co.

ft Ttank l. Qun Room til, Trafalgar Bid II.

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