The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 15

MONDAY AWE. 17, im THZ OTTAWA XVTNINO JOURNALS 15 Today's Classified Ad Section Is A Complete Directory Of Wants And Offers EXCELLENT MARKET FOR CANADIAN GOODS Mr. Payne Jells of Opportunities in British West Indies. pi end Id market exists In ths, British West Indies, Venezuela. Trinidad and other southern countries (or Canadian products Is ths import brought back by Mr.

Chester H. Payne, of 'ths Department of Trade and Commerce, who returned to the city last week actor a trip of two months. Ho was a member of a delegation' of Cans is. manufacturers who toured ths West Indies to study trade conditions. Mr.

Payne, represented ths Department of Trade and Commerco In the party, which was organised by ths Csnadlan Manufacturers Association, and to Invest I gats thoroughly trade condi- Hons, particularly from the viewpoint of Canada's Ths party sailed from Halifax on February IS i on ths Canadian Government Merchant Marine vessel, ''Canadian Flehsr, the transportation and other arrangements being in the capab'e hands or Mr. C. K. to word, general tourist agent for lbs Canadian National Hallways. who was with the party during the ntlre trip.

Joined By Others. Ths first stop wss mads at ths Bahamas, then at Jamaica, where tfce party which Mr. Payne was with waa joined by another party nf manufacturers who had sailed from New on the Megan tic. There were 24 in the party -altogether, with Mr. W.

8. Fisher, of Hi. John, K.B-. president of the acting as chairman of the delegation. Afier visiting Panama.

Venesuela nd Trinidad, the delegation em-harked at Trinidad on the Royal Mall Packet line steamer "Chaleur" and sailed to British CJuiana. and then back to Trinidad, returning to Jt. John on April 12. The delegation found throughout Weal Indies, end alio In countries not under ths British flag, ss Venezuela, ths most friendly feeling towards Canada, and fur-thei mote, a most pronounced de-air on their part to buy Canadian good. According to Mr.

Payne. It i too early yet to estimate tho recall of the Canada-West Indies i r.ide agreemsnt. which waa passed biftt yar, hut the Indications were that the Increased preference Canada waa giving the islands, and which theao islands In turn were giving to the Dominion, would re-. suit to the material benefit of Can-. ada.

He found a great demand tor foodstuffs of all kinds, and Can-'ada coula supply a large share of (them. There was a particular demand for Canadian flour, which practically dominated the West Indies. Canada could aupply them i with many other lines euh as grain and grain products, motor tires and rubble- dhoes. lumber, cement tanned goods, confectionery, condensed milks, butter, cheese, etc. Wonderful Hospitality.

Mr. Payne remarked ispon' the wonderful on a 1 1 ity rt ended to ths parly. AT stfry kamnd visited. biMi mHimei were held where masters of irutuai interest were dav uiejed. particularly questions relat-w-inm reciprocal Official wefeomea were by the aenrrnors or aamtnuiratora on the various islands) and every fecDty jrlven the Canadians bo study industries) such ss sugar manufacturers, ror os snd frunt industries.

Or est pleasure was expressed by the representatives of tit West Indies, that at sairh a terns of industrial depression ths Canadian manu-faoturers should choose ttrta time to make their nst. It was Intimated thai furtive visits woufcd be Intrrrhsng-ed wtth Cans da by re pre- -sentatKes of the West Indies. A strong desire was expressed to havo Carts. da ejurchess direct through the West Indies rattier than through the V. 8.

It was ao urged that Canadians should endeavor to spend their winter months poaH9Me. In hs-West Indies snd thus fanrtHsr-1w rhemsehrear with the trade conditions sad the needs of these la and. Mr. Payne stated that-Hoa. F.

rt MrCiirdy, wtio now at Jsmatra, avmpsnted ths party as tar as the Barhadoea. 0 MR. ALEX. CHAPMAN IS DEAD AGED 58 On of the. emptoyea of th.

oMy traterw.rk. Mr. Alexander Ctiapman. died at hi. rMdtim.

Ill Arlinstoa Avenue yretrrfray Hi as, of II. H. bad bean" employed In rha walererork, for the laat IT year. Born ai Truro, he earn, to CM taw ivhen a of 14. Ho a drrout mean.

kr Bt m. Jean Baptlete Churci and wml well known In towrt. When a youoc man ha played the Add), well and hi. eerelce. were in great dmend.

The. funeral erlM be held Taenia? mornlnjr at f.t! to 8t. Jean Be-plleta Ohureh. thenea to Dama Cemetery. Branlee hie wife, formerly nih w.Hiahmlnt Beaucace.

Mr. Chapmen la oar-ehed by four daughter. Mra Tii r. Coirrrette. Mra.

Armoan ait. Jira. Maryl Parkin and Mum inprewe Chapman, an of Ottawa: three eona. William, Charlee, 'and Albert. Rheumatism Had Me Info Grip for 14 Years, But the Relief TANLAC gmtf it timpfy mxmdnhd, writm Mr.

MargarH CmmmtUt. Halifax. Teniae by baild ing up th anttra bad? imUmH (ArM off tht poimm that metmmadata tha $yttaa causing thaawnaw tim cavai ajKmv miliar Jit mm. CH a kottU iWrj at any good drag gist. POPULAR SPORTSMAN-DIES OF PNEUMONIA Larry Gilmour, Formerly of Renfrew, Passes Aged 40.

One of ths -leading supporters of amateur sports In Renfrew and known throughout the district as an all -round athlete and sportsman, air. John Lorna "Ierry" GUmour died suddenly of pneumonia In a local hospital on Saturday after a few days' Illness. Mr. Gilmour was in his 40th year and until recently had been ooneidored in tho best of health. Hs waa born In Almonte, but went to Renfrew with his par-sots, Mr.

and Mrs. A. A- Gilmour. when a boy. It was In Renfrew that hs lived nesrly all his life, and It was there that he became fsmoui in the sporting world.

Kor many years hs played defence on tho amateur hockey team of Renfrew the team which held the Ottawa Valley championship cup for a of years. Later he turned professions! and played wtth the Renfrew Milllonslres, Hs was also an enthusiastic lacrosse player and fathered ths sport In hts horns town. Hs turned professional and Played with ths Toronto lacrosse tesm for two years. In later years, when unable to take active part in athletics himself, ho devoted 'his Isisure time to horses snd kept a well equipped stsble. Hsattsndrd svsry mset with his ponies and captured many valu-ahla prizes.

One. of his horses. "Charley waa the winner of the Governor-General a cup for a considerable period. Deapits bis inability to play the games of hie youth, he followed the sports cloaely and took active part in managing mem. or many years ne wss on ths executive staff of.

ths Millionaires. Hs'was a member of Renfrew Lodge AT. and A.M. ami took con- sidersbls interest In its progress. Hs rsaided in Ottawa for the last thrss yes re.

Ths funeral was held this morning at 7.1 from ths boms of his sister. Mrs. J. A. M'-l Jtuirhliit ISO Cooper street, to Union Station and the body taken to Renfrew where iatarmenc will be made.

Mr. Gilmour is survived by his wife, formecjy Miss Adeline Jamie- son, one son. Robert Allan Gilmour, aged 11; hs mother, Mra. A. A.

Gilmour; two sisters, Mrs. J. A. Me I-odiharl and Mrs. J.

McLaughlin, of Ottawa. A brother, James Gilmour, Uvea at Port Stanley. NATIONAL MAN PRESIDENT E.C.L.A. Annual Meeting Decides Players Must Have Amateur Cards. MONTREAL, April At the annual meeting of ttis Eastern Canada Amateur Lacrcsss Association hers Saturday site moon, it jew as decided to make it compulsory for all player In the league to ba registered wetti and to have im-tour cards of the A a 17 nf Tws ettoa amsndsmaoss ssatt -wits-ptayinc resrulsisons.

One definitely set the time of a gams at sixty minutes into (our periods of fsfteen minutes eadi, with ths tea me to changs over at the and of the first snd third perltds wtthout a rest, and ten-minute Interval a lotted at hekMJme. 'Ths other bnners the eoaAt.es of ths teams under ths jursedtetton of the referee. W. K. Haatey and Capt.

Potvln, of the Gunners' A.A.A., of Ottawa, appeared as delegates at the meeting, ami announced that their organisation had taken oner ttje franhhe of the ONawa Lacrosse Club. Quebec was not representeft and it la not sweated they will Opera ts a team this season. Cornwall. w9sh dropped from the hmgrue rhs middle last season, will be back in ths field hie year and alone with the Gunners, of Ottawa. and Js'attonaht ca rh4s city, will comprise the Ave-team league.

M. Forget. Nationals, wms sleeted presldem r-l2 ts suocsed P. J. earns, ilia retiring chief sfflcer'of ths lesru.

Othsr officers inrltele: Hon. presidents, J. A. Chtshlm. Cornwall, and Mayor Plan.

Ottawa; second vses-preslds nit, J. R. Simpson, Cornwall; executive eommittes: W. C. Burns, Corn wan; W.

JS. Haatey, Ottawa. Af.RKRT SMObiF. TO RCX. ROCTTON.

April IS. Ths American Marathon ths country's classic long distance running event will be rwnewed over the SS mils course from Ashland to this city next Wednesday with a field of runners that ranks with ths highest In rhs quart -er-eentury history of the event. In the entry list of 14 athletes announced by ths Boston A. today are five winners of other year. This group Includes Frank T.

Zuna of ths Paul tat A.C.N. Y. who set a new record of hours. IS minutes, ST S-S seconds Is At year. A second ery group includes Kontor glros Vast Mas, of Greece, who seeks to have ths laurels for ths feat which had Its oris: In In ths run of Pheldipp on the plains of Marathon again oonfsrred on a native Oreelc and Chaa.

Morton of DetroH- Albert Smoke of Peterhoro, Ontario. the only prospective Canadian contender. OLD PASS. CORNWALL. April IS.

(SsectsJ. During- Saturday night and Sunday morning Cornwall Inst two of Us well-known clt teens In ths passing of Patrick Dtaffy and Mrs. Frank Cummins, Sr. i MR. p.

FOCRNIER. Only, surviving his srlfs; by ail wssks. Mr. Joseph Octave Foumter, of Sprlngflsld Par It, Britannia Line, died la a local hospital yssterdsjr of Blettro-pastrmonia, at ths age of ss years. Jar.

rirsnuer had been ailing ever since the death of hta wifs. Miss Alexins Fowrnter, a daughter. 'is the only close surviv ing relative. Mrs. K.

T. Foley, of Minneapolis, and Mrs. s. F. Mad on.

of OUarwa. are ststsrs-ln4sw. Mr. Foamier was bora at sit. Ansslms.

Qus and same ts Ottawa SS years ago. He wss employed as a motor man en ths Ottawa Electric Railway and waa one ot tne seal 'known eharacsers of the Britannia Line district' The fuseral- will as held Wednesday morning at o'clock to ot. res a co i a d'Assiss Church. Hin-tonvurg. thencs to Kotrs Dame osmstsry.

Ths establishment of an "aerial freight service" ts planned by ths companies now' operating the. air plane service for passengers sa-iwsag, Loadoa and Paris. SEARCH LAKE BOTTOM LIKELY NEXT MOVE Friends of J. Racine StiQ lo Muder Theory. The scans of ths investigation into ths finding of Joseph Racine's body In Lea my Lake Th ursday afternoon has shifted to Montreal, where Provincial Detective A.

Houls and High Con table J. ChsvskHer, who Is on Sheriff C. M. Wright's staff, are endeavoring lo pick up ohies, that w-ill lead to an unravel line of the mystery that shrouds the esse. It is behoved that of a certain tnsibtuuon in Montreal may have seen Josopfti Racine when he cams to Ottawa on November 4, lt.

presumably to go to Smiths Falls. Mr. Racine disappeared the next day and his body was accidentally discovered in Leamy'e Laks by workmen on Tiiurada. Ths fheory that he wit murdered has not 0een abandoned, notwithstanding expert medial opinne The poice are awaiting the report of Dr. Derome, the provincial analyst, who performing an autopsy In Montreal on vital organs 6f the deceased.

Believe Ho Wss Murdered. That a waa 1 the firm conviction of Joseph Ha-cine'a aurvivons and friends. They point out that he waa a quiet and retiring man in his habits snd they are nonplussed by the discovery of the body in the vicinity of Hull, ss they maintain he few friend In that city. The investigators may hs able to produce evidence that wili show Mr. Racins was enticed to Hull end lost his lite In an effort to preserve the money that, it waa believed was being forcibly taken from him.

While little credence is given of ficially to ths opinion that the bodyi had been lo the bottom ofj Lea my 'a Lake, the provincial authorities will likely have a diver, search the bottom of the take in sn effort to locate some of Racines missing clothing. If these are the murder theory wilr be diacount-ed. Strong grounds for suspecting that a murder was committed are based on the fact that Racins's coat, routers, shoes, socks, his watch and pocket folder axe missing. If death had been the result of an accident, it is said, these article! would ban been found on the body or near the scene. Tracing Movements.

Detertlvs Houle and High Constats Chevalier spent turd ay in Ottswa. and traced Mr. Racine's movements from ths tlms hs left his sister, Mrs. J. Menard, at L'nlon Station.

They found ha had alspt at ths Windsor Hotel on November 4, 1:0. snd thst hs waa seen in front of the Chateau Lau rie the next day. What happened after thst is still a mystery. The body was taken to Casselmsn Saturdsy morning, and the funeral held during1 the sf tern on. Hundreds of residents of ths vlllsgs and surrounding district attended the libera which was chanted In the Roman Catholic Church.

Mr. Racine was dne of the most highly re spected residents of the village, and the attendance at funeral ne- spoks of his popularity. Ths body wss interred In the family plot. Dsmaes Racine, M.L.A., who died last Ths nsxt chapter 1n the mystery will be written on Tuesday night, when Dr. W.

Derome presents the report of the autopsy to Coroner T. B. Davles. The Jury's verdict is expected thst ntghtt DELEGATES TO ROME. W.

A. "WHsn. of Begins, snd A. T. Charron, of St.

Hyacinths, hsve been selsctsd ss Canadian delegatss to tha meeting of the International Institute of Agriculture, at Roms. Tha meeting opens on Msy S. Hats Ha WESLEY BARRY IXh Vmtmt WMare "SCHOOL A afcaaee f-e Wi. aad rt ma mix a. aUtr H9W AVU win IMPERIAL ptJBUSHKxr soncx J.uraal Bulldtac pttawa.

est. Meaikar Aadlt Bireee at CIrea-Ullea. ADTCRTIStNO OFFICU TORONTO OFFICII Kathkoaa. ataaaaer, King lu ft. Torente.

MONTREAL. orriCB i. B. Ratabaaa, afaaacer. SIT -Traaa.

partatlea Building. UNITED BTATEb Cane, PL Bddr Co Near Terk. rifta Arm. Bldj.l Chleava. PeepU'a Oaa Blda.1 Beelea.

Old Baa'a Bids. TRANIIBXT DUPbAT. I aeau pmr aarata nee. COaLMERCIAI. DUPLJkT.

Will he aaote Adeaellalac Departaieat, Branaa AdearthBtav Off lead meatleaed aaava. ar.aay raoeffnlaed Advertlelaa- Aveaaj. SUBSCRIPTION RATBS. DEL1TERJCD IN OTTAWA AND SUBURBS Beeales Editlaa, aer eapr. He pee week, aarabta la the carrier.

Kerala Bdltlea. Sa per oepr. Ida per month, er $4 per rear, pajaala ai aUMa la ad. vaaaa. BT MAO.

BTornlns ar Keealnff Kdltleaa la Canada ar la Britlaa lel.a. 4.M a rear. Uli (or ais tnontha, ar ioe a aiaatn. la Uaited Siatea, ff.a, a rear. All eubeerlptfoae are pajrabl.

la ad-eaaea, aad are aaaeelled aa ea- alratlea. CLASSIFIED AO -RATES. CASH WITH ORDER la per aouat Una per dayi 7a per aaaat -line fer I dare: Ite pee. aoaal Ilae fer ala WHEN CHAROED lie per eaac line per lime: a mtt ehera paid fer wlthla aae araek ad Irat laaertMa. Bis word, siake a Una.

Ne ad. aaaatad at leea taaa twe llaea. K.rMrement. Marriaaa aaa oeata netiaea. eea par BOX XXFUKS Baa replied awaltta adrer.

tlaaral B1M. Bll. BUJ. BUS. Bat, eta, cue, cita, Ota.

cea, Clt. Cll. Clot. Clll. CM, -Ota.

Clla, Clt. Clt. Cti. 0114, Cttt, Clll. cut.

Ctt, Ctt. cut. Cttt, Dlt. Dt, Dtt, Dt, DAt, Dt. Dl.

Dtl. DU. Dtt. Beat raaalia are aatalaad ar aula far pu BepUaa areauUa. 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Births.

HEWITT At Hospital, on April 1, 121. to Mr and Mrs. J. A. Hewitt, 4S Haaailtoa daughter.

At tha Maternity Hospital, Itidrau 8t oa Wednesday. i April IS. 1IXZ. tolr. snd Mrs.

L-KM mil gsn. a son; both we 1J. WORM I NUTON-r At the Ottawa Maternity Hospital oa Friday, April Hth. 1I2, to Mr. and Mra.

Frank Wormington, Cooper strsat, a eon. Deaths. CHAPMAN At his lste rtaidence. 417 Arlington avenue, on Sunday, April 14, 3:. Alexander Chapman, In hn 61th year.

Funeral from above ad dress on Tuesday st 7.4 to Hi. John Bsptlate Church, thence to Xotra Psme Cemetery. FOC'IVM A a locan.ospi"tal on April 14. 122, Joseph Octave Four-nler, of Springrield Park, Britannia Line. In his iith year.

Funeral Wtdmaday morning at o'clock to FrancoJe d' A salsa Church, thence to Dam Cemetery. HM.MoCn At a local hospital. Saturday. April IS. 1922.

John Lorn 'Larry" Ullmeur, died suddenly, in hia th year. Funeral Monday morning at 7.10 to Union Station. Intermanjat Renfrew. KLTtlTlCH On Saturday. April U.

421, at hia late residence, Itamaay- i Its. Roht. Kettle, in hia 7th year. Funeral on April II, 1 22, from above named addreaa to Ramaayvtll cemtry. Service at p.m.

Friend will kindly except this Intimation without further notice. oTTTwa. on i April IS, I9tz, John Taylor, late of Ramsay-vllle. age yar. Funeral from Mackensia I'ndertaktng Parlor.

Rank Monday. April 17. at I SO p.m.. te Hawthorne Anal lean Church and thence te Hawthorn Cemetery. In Mcmoclare.

In lovinr memory of Mrs. Catherine Fournler, who died April 17, 1131. Deeply mourned. luband and Famlly. I'l'IlDY fn loving memory of our dar mother.

Ana McElnea Py.rdy. who passed away April 17, 111. Th rolling stream qf time go en. Rut tlll a vacant chair recall Ths love, th smile. th voice of Her who one sat there.

sons and Paughtera reneml bbnM 6lTp.NET. OEd 8.. SON Faaeral fortnerlr of Roaera di Burner, aomereet Su aetwaea Bank and O'Coaner 3ta Prlrai. unap.i. pnoae Queea II.

UAMOS A SON funeral Director. and Embelmera, 121 Rldeau. B. tit. Prlrate parlor.

Itl-t baarler Are. Paaeral aerrlee. Prlrata eaapaL Pkoaa Q-10tt. Ocroetm Una. Moaameala CEMETERY beat auel- nr.

at areatlr reduced prlcea. R. nrown. ,7. BparKa: (.

net. Jb.vEM a 8TKVEKF-Inteadlas pur- cn.ra enouie inepect aur aiaea. 77 Rldeau. R. Lodav Nollcca CARN8CL1KFR CODOB Ths members of Earnschfr Lodge, Ko.

SIS, I. O. O. are requested to mset oa Tuesdsy. April llth.

I ft J. at p.m., st KamssyviUt, for the purpose of attending th funeral of our 1st Brother Robert Kettles. Sister sre cordially Invited to attend. C. A.

Olmsted, Secretary. MASS AO And violet ray electric Ity. Dr. Anais Childsrboss, SS O'Connor St. PALMISTRT Madams X.

tit Coopsr. Q. PALMIST Con.ult th. e.lhr.ted paimi.i. Muima Lint, ea all Important mattere: alrlctlr cenfiil.a-tl.U SAS Que.a opooette Dal r'e.

Wei leeden Apertm.nte. AUMvSt Madame Weetoa. and paimlat. Ufi Baa. at.

Phone Q. Ittt W. PALMISTRT Mra Allen: hn of your hande aorrectlr r.ad. It Moat calm atreot. MulL WrlghtTllle ear p.wer.

noer. WONDERrl'L, FORTUNE TELLER Mtaa- Oeorae Deepathta. d.uahter for a.cend reneration. Champlaln. ror.

Verch.rea atreet, Ne. it. an. li 1. Loot and Pound la POU VTWHound party proving ewn-erehlp.

payluK for keep and thle ed ean have It. Fred. Friedman, Wakefield. Que. CM FlKT.LXU.tTTio.der 4iadFet; rott UUr Ci Reward.

WAGES, tit Loot; Saturday. Tiy poor work las aaa. Phone llll White bull r. Ri'xiit-i Thureday. Ree.rd.

C. Iftl. fit Le.t In Dominion Rank. UnVV, etreet. Saturday morn bill Pleaee return to Hp.rlc, AUCTION SALE On Wednesday.

A pel I itth, st is o'clock at Ian4ry's Wsre-room. HI Rldeau fltrt. of sn ceottonallr ftne lot of houaehnid snd thr goods. Including: A roll top qBK, Koisoa grams oh oa and cabinet, psrior furniture, odd teis. ehsirs.

dining room furniture, hu-rsus. waahtsada, and a miwHn-sue let sf other asefnl boischold sr-tlolss. The WM. A. COLE CO Ottswa'a laeadlng Avctpnrs AUCTION SALE at It Carting Ave eve, eor.

ley on Bt Tuesdsy morning. April llth. st It o'clock, of vslusble famtture, Prr Isss r.frlgsrstor, a modern ins lbs household seal's, fur-lintd goods, gardes tools, garden he, etc. JAM 8 T. JOHN 8.

They Are Talking To You Advsrtisemnts are like toll you things ysu are glad to learn. You aan't see them II srery day sr every week. But when you want ts find some particular ons, you want It la a hurry. v. Too IsarH then hat iBdOOdt That'g where The Journal's ayatsra sf arranging Its Section performs Its biggest "service, tt ana bias" you to And Jus, the ads.

ysu used ths ones that have special message for you la a moment's The little ads. you wast are talking (a ysu tossy- about merctud'-ee. or real esHata, -or used ears, ar business apportunlt.es. TOU hsow what ysu. ars hoping they will f- meat) Us CuasMfletl AUTOMOBILES Aut4BBUfaltM fOaF SalS It i57ti5U'OK Touring.

1I0 splendid condition, 9r hatury i lioo rash y. j. 1 1 Kord roAdatcr. tirsy Iort touring. Chevrolet.

jonrs Motor 8a lea. Limited. 3Hparkr liiio buy Overland touring; good runninc oritrr: Terms srranged. iiarber Motor Malra. 141 Albert.

MoioccjFclcs and Bkryclea 11 HSo rcy I In running order, only $SO0; a good real Auto Accaanrtrs Ttrea Farts 14 At TOMoHg.K SPnlNOS All makes. Trudal A McAdam, JS Lsurlr. Q- Al.r. first, quality cord fahrlo tires rcrJuced in price. J.

Mse- pctallst. 7 O'Connor. A lIATORCO. Radiators reduced prlcea: broken mudguards, bodiea voided; free om ry. 1 Lyon.

Telephone. TIRES-lNow reduced, all make. 8 c. Cooke. nat Journal Building.

Queeh street. Service Station -Rcpslrtnax tft AuTOMOBILKS Send your automo bits part to be eleotroe plated. Ecllps Plating snd SaUa Co Slater St. Queen 731. C5minion auto iiADi at6k IfcX- PERT8 Radiators repaired; expert workmanahlp gaa ran teed.

10 massu. n. nit. DIXON MOTOttS Repainting, sxperts 10 repair, rvarmn ana remotii your car. Our mta are with us all ths year round, and ars trained mechanic.

Ulton Motor Park, Sparks and Lyon Sta. Phono Queen lit. KX1DK BATTER SERVICE lees' p-at. triesi troubles. s.m.

to SOt Laurler Av. YOUR Nest order for tlrca. tubes and accessorte. repairing and vulcanising work guaranteed. 8tw-arton Garage, cor.

Bank and Cath-srlns. WRECKED CARS REPAIRED Bro- kn aprings replaced. Cameron. R. S2t.

Auto Livery Ts al-aradjes 1 BkONSON TAXI Sa. Ilea. Station or cltv point, tl. TAXf P. Shorkey.

J7 Laurler At. Q. tat. Taxi t2; cars for all tons, touring, limousines Wanted AatoenmMlrg TARS- VYantef-to sell en commission. McDonald, 213 Ouigus.

R. BUSINESS SERVICE ImIi'h service oaTe-res IK ART KXCH.WfJK Tuesdsy. Wednesday and Thursday; sale in all Unas. Opposite Family. AS 1 i -B A I IFF Chaa.

La plsrrs. La Rsaqus National Build ing. (4. 104. AU I F.

Fire Insurance, safes, rest estate, furniture storage, cartase, va hi a tore. Burgess A kor- ria Q. ttmv. ASHK8 REMOVE J-From eellara quick H. 4tlt.

A8HF.8 REMOVED From cellars and yard Phone lets. CONTRACTl.su Flastermg. repair ing eo a tract era. laSioa tales Bona K. 1S11.

5IAM0ND WINDOW CLBAnS-- tl Htlrilng Avs. Shsr. St. ELECTRIC WKLDI.NO Bollars. tan Its.

repairs Campbell Steel aad Iron Work, Us tit Carllng Aa. usritng no. EN'tllNKER Mauries A. Caron. chan leal and slsetrloal snglar, 14 Metcalfs.

Solicitor and sxprt li FIREPROOF STORAGE Carp rags mad from old carpets. Thcrioa eor. St. Andrew snd St. Joseph.

O. T. WILD Carpenter, respectfully solicits th pstronag of gen eral puonc; prices tow. consistent it no nest woramsnanip. tl -sttw.

LaDIK For vacuum cleanins. floor waxtng, paint cleaning; snd win low cleaning Tel. Chartea Watsos atACHINIBTS Knginrs and black smiths. M. J.

Armstrong Co yussa ma iss yusen. PATTERNS MADE Iron sno brsas casqnga Joba Law, 411 Laurlsr w. j. sua. ROOFERS J.

D. Sanderson Co eatab" Itahed Ul: work csrefully st- tenqea to. in. 7 at. SIMPLEX Floor finishing.

Ranqas ovaaif siuiiaiag. sarisy. 4. Mil. aODDlNO Tree planting, house wreaking.

essisnt work. Sabourla at stsary. tj. iss. TRT -Artctl for ice cheapest rats.

FURNACE REPAIRS Sediment re woved. Chandler s. Cou. StT Ban k. fLUMBXNO Contractors and ssrs; Turnacs pipes and nuppllea Ersk las-Smith.

Si Nicholas. R. Insuiaaijs II fJENERAL IN HUTtANCE EgSS "a r. I R- a. SIS.

INSURANCE BROK ER8 Hsrly ReraoLes. Booth UlAw. Q. tatt. OENER AX INSURANCE -C.

H. Car- rler Bsa. CiUsss Bulldl i.iJJTI aV sirssi unamMra Caledonia a. Faos-nia. London.

Mount Royal. soms parts of Bwltserland 1 numbsr mt Ksster sggs are distributed Ovsr a ravel spars and rov- ersd with sand. The voung men and maidens then dance round them. If a goupls fin i ah the dance wnrtoui Breaking an they be come sngaged, snd some times, they sre tnarriM sefnrs the evsnlng people 7011 know. They aa ad.

In need tt as ad. tell Look 1 hers SseUea svtry Say. BUSINESS SERVICE llli-M-rj DrcMaUiiakliis; 23 EATINO Scallopins; hemstitch ing, picot easing, etc. 217 Laurler West. Moving.

1 Turk bag. Moragc, 11 ANK BTREET MOTOR TRANSFER Prompt srvic. careful attention; furniture, bigsag. commercial work. Offic.

SI Morris Carl. 21 W. LEV K1BT Motr transfer, local sad long diMtiinre moving, any anywhere; raita rt-aoiidibl. Tel. -31J7.

CAflTAfd HTOH AiK COMI'ANY Compartment storage for. furniture and mercliantfisc. floor for piano. If you want eafe -torag have tht financial stability behind roniiar our prices. Largest furniture van in the city at your aer Wc; prela'ty, crattng.

narking, and hlpriiti. I'hone guern t9'JQ. COMrARJMKNT KTORAUE Kurnl- ture. saTe and dry. John Rob srtson.

19t Albert Ht. Q. Sit. rinF.PnooK Jackaon RuMdins. for furniture snd ercond to none in CafllS for parte compartment iv.trm; inspection invited 'rg padded motor van operated by careful, courteous and experi-encfd men: expert crattns, pack anil shipping; warrhoude ron nrctions througtiout the world te rtcetc and deliver good.

Htorar nd Triirkportat Ion Limited, II. Ia. Minairr. 1741. KOR KCRNITrRK VANBCaM P.

Fl'RNITl'KK Moving. $5 per load nd up. according to distance, m. JSC 4. st'RWAT MOTOR TRANSFER NlghJ nd day service, in.

Palntliag- J4 FOR A A -1 1 A 1 paint Inr rail E. Patenaude, (him-plain fit Hull. H. SMITH Painter and paperhans- floor in shins reasonable prices. SSNpr.

PAISTtNU Paperlns anrl drrnrat Isg: prli'ea reasonable. Q. 74l. ROOMS Papered, It; paper and labor upplled. 178 Bigns Sta AI SIGN STUDIO Th hlsh class hop.

ltt Sparks Q. tlRt W. C'ONNIFFE Signa. lettering. lti wueen.

Q. SttS. LEVEY SKIN Ca SS4 Blaten Paten Attorneys VETIf ERKTONHAUtJU A Co. IS Eisia streeL Phone Qeeeo IS't. Pat apt Solicitors and Barristers The old estsbllshed firm.

Fred B. Fetherstenhauih. Rusll S. Smsrt, A W. T.

Cttffs-Quinn. FA I. Psl 1 1 nr -f. taiwnor MKt'HANICAL ADDRECSINO Cut cost in naic ue our stock 11st snd service. Sampson.

S17 Llagar. 4- I'M, OUR servic ana prices ars unqual- led.co-opratlva Press, Vtl Uoo-pr at. Queen SUS. lhitMBtlonAl Bervloeg 27 tblrersetle 9Te CHIROrRACTOR Dr. Mary Mc- curdy, u.

j. u. graduat. rormeriy graduats nurse, quees Mary A part-men fa tl 1121. CHIROPRACTO Dr.

Ida Row 1 1 Pa imsr graduats, P. ti-K. Jack sos Bidg. rnons 4. till.

CHIROPRACTORS Ranees aad Mac- Mtltsn. Palmar Graduates; x.nay. 41t Jackson Building. Q. ttll.

CHIROPRACTOR Dr.7tslbrslth, 4H Bomarset. q. itis. write tor iree llteraturs. CHIROpRACTORB Doctors Edmund Bums and Elisabeth Spencer nui- iis.

-L'almer gradual, moi Apartments Jjftt. DT Thas. ft. St rat ton. Palmer graduate.

Sal Somerset St. W. SttZ. Consultations free. Clll RO PR ACTORS Holdsway and rates, r.

4 is jsrassn Bisg. Phone for appoint meat. Sees a ITe MeOeSwSS BARRISTER D'Arey Central Chambers. Q- S04L BARRISTER R. A.

Barretts. 1ST Rldeaii. R. SftSS. BARRISTERS Gresna, mil A HUl Montr to loaa.

119 Wellington. BARRISTERS FTlpp BurfTTE Carl ten Chambers. Money ts loaa. A. Fripp.

E. F. Burr It BARRIHTEK Orsens. barristtr and solicitor, slope Chambers, tt Sparks. BARRISTER H.

McLarsa. barns- ter and solicitor, lit Wsllington St. BARRlSTEn Aad Solicitor. Ben la mis Ooldfleki. Carlstss Chambers.

74 snarka ottaw BARRISTER J. Ogls Carra, DCL Mosey leaned, union Bank Bidg. BARRISTERS wart, Scott. sUllsy Keller, 14 MsteslfsBL 8 A 1 STER Edward J. Daly, bar- rtstcr.

4t Kiga. tf. Barristers MacCravsn. Hn- 'dros. Herrldgs A Fleming, ssliol- tors.

Trut Building. sparks BARRISTERS Mccormick A Dunlo vis Money to loaa. 48 Sparke St IL D. Mccormick. F.

a. Dunievle. BARRISTER Charles L. Bray. 71 Sparks streeL Queen ttT.

MATERNITY Aad men Dr. Liasar. Q. 4W4. disease sf O.

allace. 1S1 MATERNITY BpeciatlsL r. Ernest Couture, la charge Misericord is Hospital. Residence, St. Pstrlck PHYSICIAN Dr.

MacOrstjor. gealte- urtssrv. skis, aervous aissai Jackson Bidg. 18-11 a-acw S-t p.m. 14.

mi, PHV8H IAN Dr." FMaabetk Embury, I7t Frsnk (opposite St. Lsk' women, Mstsrntty. Fit HI AN Dr. Alforti baa moved to lit OCsnaor, ssrasr Semsrssu q. tter.

Physician Dr. Rsddtck. of wia" Chester, i7t peso) a. PHYSICIAN Dr. O.

resumed prsctles. Pnsns q. SMITH Dr. Dsntel streeL men and soraery. S-t p.m.

aad 1-8 ment. PHrslCIAN Dr. D. Wallace, for msrly sf Kemptville. Elgla as rmra.

iei STeCIALIST Dr." Allan Hurdman, LRC PS.E L.F.P.SO.; Stomsrh. tnteetlnes; hours It-lX, S-4. St7 OCenaor. 4). SPECIALIST-Dr.

Hrr. surgeos asrgieai ana mstsrpity cases received at private hospital. Stl Cooper strset. ITsltre. New York.

Brne, Paris: surgery, women, arlnsry orgsns, blond. Skin. IIS tewsrt. 1-4. 7-1 R.

tt. R. 14S. fPRCIALlMT Dr. Dion.

eye. aar. neee aad throat. Itl Rldeau. SPKCIAijaT Dr.

MrHaff Dleeaeee aad Infante- reed- McLaren. Heart aad Lain anle. CenealUtleaa: It. t-d. Queea tttl.

mm SPKClALItT Dr. Ml hi. OlekleTear. aoee aad threat ealjr. It, Elsia.

t. Kav. Dleeaaea af ahlldren and lent foin, --rnmir. ire a.i.ia. Phone q.

tttl. fPrOlAXTgT Dr. Omar-Wfieoa. til Metoalf, 8L SpMlaltp Skla Dle-eeeea. Ootonpethy 0Tr.OPATH Dr.

eeata Hard la. tit Iurter. q. tTa. rl Howltt has tut Somerset.

Jrf Somsrsel Ves Sf te soars: -tShsWsppotat-. 1lekaoaTBMd. q.r'nt oWIxSpaTH fr. fiilSerd Blektp. tit iuaim q.

ait. BUSINESS SERVICE ProfeasioDAl SerriotM 27 tstMps4hy. 1 Tg OSTEOPATH Dr. Milton IL Petty. piece, sped list in nervous snd diseases ot spinal orsln.

121 Septan. OSTEOPATH Dr. Clarence Couch, Jackson Building W- sp- pointmeau Kepau-ins 28 AN A CT I FURRIER Hsvs your old furs msde up in the newer 1 1 a. M. Lobsl.

It tBank at. Talking and to CIFTNTLEMKN--TMsce your ordtr now for spring suits, overcoats: Imported material, splendid values, bid-ney, Jtt Soinert street. Stjll AN OVERCOATl-V Mads 10 order; perfect workmanship and satisfaction guaranteed. Frank Lonco. tt Bsnk uptairs).

EMPLOYMENT Help Wantet Psnste SI house parlor maid Experienced cook, also house parlor maid. Appiy Mra. Arthur Hrophy. 377 Stewart COOK "Or cook general. Apply, with 241 at? wart.

with refer ence. Apply tlZ Front Ai even lnfts. MA Hi lien er at wanted. Apply 46 aletcalfe Square, off Suaseiu R. 77..

OKI-R'E tlIRL Experienced, aptak- Ins; both languase. Apply Ottawi Printing Mosarove Ht. SERVANT Oeocra): milt has ret errncea; good wages. Apply lit Stewart Ht Help Wanted Mats SS EXPERIENCED Male ty plat to learn Monotype keyboard work. Hood op port unltv after three months' i perience to earn from lid, to H4 for 41 hours Address D-liJ, Jour nal Office.

UAKK MONKf AT HOMB $It to t0 psid weekly for your spars time writing show card for us; 00 osnvssslng; ws instruct snd supply you with work. Wst-Ansus Show Card Barvics, IS Colborae Hidg. Toronto Hcl p- a leor cvna 1 14 MAN AND I FE Wa ed of two. in nock line; man to work in garden, and wife a rook sen rsl; snod references required. Tel.

II. ZZJl. Tvsar-hrrs Wanted. S4a TKA-'MF-RS Wanted, two for Waka- field Vlllase Kchool Pache. principal holding a Moil el diploma, to trarh sratles to lnclutve; alary 10 per tnortth: ssetaant hording Klementary diploma, to teach gradea 1 to i.

Inclusive: l-ary ftu per OeonMtr Application to he In handa of underalgned May term begins Slept. Apply, atat-ing ssperltnc. qualification and church of choice. I. B.

York, Wakefield. Que. Bslesaras Agrnt SS SALRMKN teslrtng to. form highly remunerative conneotion, oirerin congenial promotion work of an unusual nature. Address for particulars, has.

Mtirdock. ltlt W. T. Wagoner Port Worth, Teiaa FIHe4NCIALw ess Omon Baltics SS WINCHE8TKR, ONT. Klour snd feed burns sttd.pro party ror ssi Thl well establlahed flour and feed bueineee of over thp-ty year continuous, Is now fer sis.

sr not asking sny remuneration for our good will In tho trade, but are offering our well equipped plant at much less than it could he built for. This Is a first (la ontiortunltv for soma vouns mT tf sr offering st very reasons bi term, remain asvsodd. ws might possibly consider renting. For further particulars apply ts Bsaoh and neveier. Trtncneeter.

nr. Mosser to VjOsn OX RfotTDBNTIAU PROPERtlES Apply III LI, aer. IN8TRUCTI0W I Inatracttun 4 horTHaRD Pitman and Oreef ar.t.ma New Willie Buelneea Col. Iee, H. Danker.

Prlaaipal. III! gpar.a eju Maatral. Oindni, Deaaaatle dd ORCHESTRA (Din. it.) ene.ae neat. w.

Baiter, aairlaad Apart- anenta. II Florence SL Uosa. fmia sad Pvcs 47 BOSTON Asd Frsscii poodis. Colli -HoSpltSl. Dr.

Ksaaodv a Vetertsarr wesrgSBU Poo hey and Ksppltea POULTRY MKN, ATTENTION See our poultry fence; stronger than netting, guarsnteed fowl proof: also farm sad laws fanes and gates Waltsr Gray. 7t Ossrgs Su utiasrs, MERCHANDISE Articles Kor Sala SI CoitK snd Our flatter novelties. women Kscbsnge. slings vauga ters Ouild PT1NO Dominion upright. SKI.

Owner leaving city; must be sold. fart. Jre.W. I Hit KB kXPRPJUEfl i iVmber Sf farmer's wagon. I double covered tin, 1 buggy.

1 hore. 5t Bo I too Til buys cabinet phonograph and1 records; snap Leach." Clegg I -each, cor. Laurler snd fank. VI'TROLA Mty I II. Rg.

9U9, for SltVt. Leach. legg and Leach, cor, Laurier and Pan k. BulMIng Ma tor tats LAPRfJRIK. BRH'KS iflhsls) Ruff ruetlce, buff vertical, red rustles, red-verticsl.

plastics and red pressed. National Builders Bupplr. Th Mscs' Bldg. Utt. Fwel ang Peed) tfutWood, savs your coal; TaTa" ft.

al dry. tar. W. Beaton. COKE 1S ton; kindling wood.

IS.TS; rurnscs nsrowpoa, e. s. sas. FLOUR reed. har.

etree. ponltry fralne. poufre psanvela, lacabat-ara and poultry W. Mo-Kr. Ill Snarka.

U. 171. STSDMNO-Tli 10 loed hard maple. lene. tl; heir r.ardweod aad plae.

ti lt; hemlock, t- VL Bealea. Itl I TV Mil 111 Pond Ttilmte to Eat RTK BliEitD necommeadrd br pkV- iri.na laaioua naaery. Mr. nana ana cainonne. SSraTBDMPtAT" EXCEPTIONAL VALVE Hudson- Supr-8ia, T-vessen ien- del.

J2 gep Touring Car, ltt I model. This esr has only ron ml hss bees thoroughly looked over sod is newly pstntee; tires an in good shape, with spare: Csr prsctK-ally new. Price fZ.Ht.ts. Cash or ssy terms. OtUwg Csr Gsraft-n SSS Albert St.

Phone Q. Stti Expert Cylinder Grindinj eyllndera aad erased water jaek.te repaired vlrheat kealiac or dittertlea. McMulIen Perkins ltt T.url.r At. Oaeoa 111 MERCHANDISE MachJnere and Toots 81 SnPE35ND- MAND achTn A nd" lumber. ws buy ana sen an kinds of machinery, prpta.

scrap Iron. -rags, rubber and paper. Firewood. ti.Ol) per cord. Win.

Freed man, td Preston and Lawrence Sis C. Night calls. R. ltt, Muakral IrietranwsiU 81 Pi" AXO bl Tg hUy used, excellent con dition, eito. write or can 103 Oloucester.

t-i Lindsay ud piano, small aixe gooa si cun. is ntontniy. w. Limited, lt Spark. $27fi W'bcr piano, "oak case, smsil site; excellent cash, tt monthly.

C. W. Lindsav. 119 Hparks 7i Buys beautiful "Doner! y' 'piano rate organ. con dition: bargain; tio cash.

It monthly, c. W. Lindsay, 11? npark tji cabinet pliennsrspK mahosany, including selection s. record SIS monthiy. c.

W. Lindsay, Limited, ltiisparka. Wsntrd To Buy 8s" FI RNITCRE ONLY OCR" LINE Mtllsrs Kurnltur. Exchange, Rl deau tit -pay highest prices for furniture, atoves, carpats, ste. Sr- vie our motto.

CLOT II I tl BOrtlHT, IIlGREST PRICES aid for Isriies and men's suits, costs. 'etc. Id. Mlllsr. R.

til. CLOTHING Wanted at once. Mr. Ratal. R.

4011. Phoss CLOTHING Furniture. B.cond-hand: b.et price paid. Taller. B.

30t. SECOND-HAND flood, all tlone. good prleee. Golden. R.

St42. S00MS FOR EEKT Itooaaa WHb Boar at QUEEN 114 Excellent board, eleea lodging. New Welllaataa Hotel. Nap Lafrenlere. RIAL ESTATE TO REST Apartanrata and Flat.

Td AIMRTIIKNT BrllHt. la lab C. 117F. BACHKLon APARTMENTIa tkt Alhatnbra. T.Uat54t.

BRIGHT Bachelor apartment, c.a-tral. Telephone Q. ttil tvea-Intfi EVTalRABI.E ArARTJtKNT To let. 'unfurnlehed. The Shcfford.

t). 4SiW. rnlshed," to Jrt. Q. StSt.

oasrg for Item IT al or" to let, commo- dlou ridenos, h.w. hasting, bedroom. un room. largo drawing room, mantel, dining room with mantel, breakfast room, kitchen, summer kitchen, garage. Al cellar.

What have you to offer? an-awers confidential. Box I f-ll, Journal Office. I 831 ALL HOUSE To let, also apartment. H. waiter Hamilton.

I US Ran k. Ssmsnor tos Rem St)-PVvLLlNO Pifst clais. well fur-nlehed. for rent for eummer, sn Rt-deau Rlvr about 40 milea from Ottawa, -alt convenience, garkgei good road snd trsla scrvic as nicer location. Apply J.

M. Church, Aylmer. Quebec. 4 (WTTATirf At Alexandria Bay. Apply MinhselBeaudry, Front St A Iwer.

Quebec. Hssssrs for 8a to S4 Ml'RRAY ST. rivetenement nous, bargstn; rest fitt. Apply tot St. Patrick St.

secure a very" feslrsbts homi In Ottavs South, slose ts Bsnk Isrgs living room, dlntng room, kitchen, bedroome, sun room, and. bath; hardwoodrltoora," mantel, gar age. Kaaily handlrd. til. JOf ANAL JOOTlOKiVTh Rosl Estst gee ties of The Journal Classified Coin si ss is eonstaatly changing ansppy opportualtles for safs tsvestmest.

Watch thess aesdlngs earefully aad act autekly. Ottrsr-wlss Insert aa sd of yosr own at a small cost sndtr head lag "WaaTt-ed Real Ktata" lesta for i CIIOICH BL'ILDINa LOTS Faring ideas River, west of Raak; pay snent arrsngod suit. Oeo. P. Har rts Q.

lit. 6VE ROOK Buy bow; you wilt never get them cheaper; Ideal aitu atloa. price right. Apply to Oeo. Sharp, oa the premlees sf l.

Orant, Praser Building. "ciJasaiririDiarLAY- Reel Mmmm rnr amle. Your-Opportunity i Splendid eentrs dsr rssldsacs 1 aiiautss walk of Sparks St. Ths Interior is well laid out with larg reeeptioa haft, sisals room, livins' roors snd room with disappearing glass ddors, Isrgs verandah sff ths dlslsg room, bedroom and tiled bathroom with built-ia bath snd ssowsr, socond Boor bedrooms snd bat roots. The basement rooms ars all divided by solid brick wslls.

This home i is a bsrgsta at Uood terms ts -rsspossibls parties. Leddy-McFarlane, Lid. Real tore let Rank St. Q. Ittt A REAL GOOD DOUBLE I Situated 1a Olebe aa tt ft.

let. Yl'l etorer. be. erlta etone teun- etone dwidins wall, room, eeoh aide, h.ar. ftoore, a.a.

heat enamel' double beleontee. Prlre lie. 004. Tone. I3M r.

Il.nti ll.it year. t. REALTOB q. 17 II, Bank Central Ward Modera contra door, tft storey brick and etueco houae, contain' ing rooms; bedrooms, bath aad toilet separata, oak and birch floors, large living-room, fuel Sre-plaee. Price- lS.eS; tl.ett csah.

balance esy payments, sr will real for per Frsnk E. JLult Boots ls. Q. 4St Money To Loan II I ttt to loaa oa drtt inert. eae, eltr Mutt be good eecurlty.

m'tll lea la antouata of ta 1 1, tee. Ap-piioatlana eoltclt.d. C. VT. Rosj, Realtor Tet, It lotralfe TO LET We' bare two eod aiaed heu.ee te let oa Cooper ttreet.

eeet af Blia. jeaeli wltb twe batha. t.e roe! rratea. kot water h.aiinp. ItI.et per aeeatk.

Beit-lloora Realr Coarptoj Realtor ltt tut Bt. r-aene I tet i If.