The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 5

STILL HAS A CHIRM BRITANNIA HOLDS ITS OWN AS A 1 5UKMCR KEiUK Ths Besidsnt XUt Is as large trvt this Ysar-Thoss whoareEnJoyiag of Descaens this Tsar Tfit List uh-4UTld4 Into Cottagers and Campers The summer resorts around Ottawa this year as usual are well patronized, I Despite the growing attractions, of the Gatineau, Britannia mu, vT.tAm to hold their charms, tor ii call- the "village the -lake it i cau i ed, has as, large a resiaeni. Most of the oia umtr. Vv and quite a few new faces back again, a are seen on vh and participating me of "seeing the train come. y.V Following Is a list of the residents. ate.

Thai Cottagers. rrr lMaNAn ATI A MT. Jul Da ftiTillV. A Tr Smith. Mrs.

and Miss Smith. Mrs. "Waddell and son. 'A. Burpee, the MUses Bur-i peel M-- "i Mr.

and Mrs. J. Sparks. Mis Sparks. Mr.

and Mrs. Oee and family. i Mrs. R- Kenley and family Mrs. Renwlck and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Conroy and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Urquart and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Godard and Mr. Mrs. O'Grady and family. Mr. and Mrs: P.

Sproule and family- Mr. and Mrs. J. WhlttCn and family. i mnA Mri Wm.

Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Chas: Robinson. Mr. Mrs.

W. IL Sproule and family Mr and Mrs. W. J. Lynch and family.

Mr. and Mm Wm. Patterson and 'family. i' Mr. and Wm.

Jamieson and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. McAmmond ana family.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Beddoe and family. Mr.

and Mra Fred. Harmer and family. Dr. and family." Mrs.v McElhinney and Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Pinard and ramlly. Mr. and Mrs.

A. McNeill and family. Mr. and Mrs. G.

H. Greene. Mr and Mrs Jones and family. jiir. ana ouvv sua iuuu.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Roger and family. Miss Jamieson and, family Wm.

Jamieson. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson and family. Mr.

and Mrs. X. Stone-Wiggins, Mr. Campbell and family, New York. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Howe, Miss Howe. Mr. and Mrs.

Fonrnierj and family. the Misses. Ryan, St. Paul, Minn. Mr.

and Mrs. V. Graham and 'I Mr. and Mrs. Rowat.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wild and family. Mr.

and Mrs. A. S. Woodburn and family. if- Mr.

and J. Ftaser and family, i Mr. Lyons, Mr. Angus Ftaser, Mr and Mrs. Wm.

Pennock and Mrs. Geo. Howe and fsmilv. and Mrs. Chas.

Mas son and fan 7 1- I Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Klrby and family. Miss Jaskson and Miss Mr; Tdrraey.

Mr. and, Mrs. R. Manon and family. Mrs.

ainwrigntpana ramiiy. Mr. and Mrs. R. Burland and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Capriole, and family. Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. 'Jamieson. Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Grant, Mr. E. A. OHver.

-I, 'J Mr. and Mrs. TPi Moneypenny and i i Mrs. A. Spittal and Miss SplttaL Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Klrby and Mr. and Mrs. Ronert Masson. Messrs.

Tache, H. Tache, A. Boul ton, H. Boulton. Mr.

and William Percival and family. Mr; B. L. Brittaln.1 Mr. and Mrs.

Wj A.I Code and fam Mr. and Mrs. Geo, R. Nettle. Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Monk and family. and Mrs.

H. P. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Wylle arid fan In Cedar Cottage Messrs. H. Mor rison, John Dickson, Geo. P.

Murphy, Cameron. W. Burns, J. Watson. Trilby, Lodge P.

Hennigan, Geo. Toung. Robert Young. The Terrace and Mrs. Daws and family.

J. McNeill, WJ W. Doh- elly, A. Chisholm; W. H.

Thlcke. W. Gemmill, Harry Gamble, Ed. Wallace, Dr. iTownlee, L.DJ3.

Camoers. Water Lily Camp Mr. and Mrs! C. 8 Scott and Miss May Purdy. Kingston; Miss Ethel Keefer, Toronto; Miss Blshoprick.

New York. Camp Comfort C. E. Stockton and a. 8.

Allen. Night Owl Camp John Munroe ad H. A. Folkins Three Oaks D. B.

Dowling and C.W. wiiiimott Big Rock Camp Mr. and' Mrs. F.A. Crans and family.

Frog Valley Camp-Mr. and Mrs. A. Blackador and family. Metropolitan Life Camp Mr.

and Mrs. Harwell; Mr. and Mrs. Waddell. eeaar Camp Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. bcott and family. At the Von Charles.

Residents C. 'W. Parker, wife and ramlly. 1 R. McAllan and wife.

A. W. Owen, wife and family. J. McGIrr, wife and family, lif G.ickinson,.wlfe and family.

Ionard Palmer and wife: Mr. Moneypenny, wife and child. Kirkpatrlck. Mrs. and Miss" SplttaL Messrs.

S. Lawson. R. C. Rodney.

Phillips, H. Bliss, Mesrs. Hunton. Mccom. EmiUe.

W. D. Cuthbertson, ti. Kooertson. A.

Robertson. W. King Table boarders Mr. G. M.

Greene and wife, G. R. Nettle and wife, Mr. J. Fisher and wife, E.

Brlttaln. A. Tache, A. M. Boulton.

Henri Tache, II. Queyd, H. G. Boulton, H. Morrison.

R. G. Cameron. Geo. 'Young, Wil son, W.

A. Burns, J. P. Cummlngs. J.

Munroe. Geo. Spittal. P. Hennigan, A.

Keetlng, H.Gamble, Geo, V. Murphy. t'' i- THE EVENING1 JOURNAL, BOTH ARE WONDERFUL TbtDUatti 8rothrand the Vlttecope Please I i a Luge Audience Last night with calm the Dlantes brothers at the "West End Park showed up, to even better ad vantage than Monday -night. Their tricks and musical xddlties are really wonderful and those who have not seen them should do so this week. They are something to talk about.

Tbe bro thers' on the stage appear to be elderly men, butj off the stage both aopear to be on the young side of 3d. To ft Journal reporter: last night one of the brothers Bald thev had been literally born in the show line. Their graridfa- ther and lather fboth ran shows. They ia uieir present abQut 6 year capiul ciowns, and cleVer musicians the cro- thers are; good gymnasts. Last' night tne audience was so pleased with their Derf oraaTt they up a rejniIa nh of encores.

Though the Yltascope has been nere two weeks the jpubllo do not seem to have tired of it in the least- The views showed up good last night. Mr. Holland; expects a number of new films before 'week Is over. The View of the gorge at Niagara Falls was onej of peculiar effect that puzzled people ait first is due to the fact that the scene was taken, from' the front af a moving trolley car. It is understood the Electric Co.

have arranged with Mr. Holland to stay an other week. COMMEMORATION OF TRAFAL- I OAR DAY. 'I Editor Journal Over ninety years have elapsed since Kelson's1 victory at Trafalgar definitely Assured to us maritime supremacy end commercial prosperity. outlying possessions were then preserved and it enabled us to build up that vast empire which is, to-day comprised 'in Great and Greater No such, momentous issue as rested on tbe skill and courage of-Nelson and those who fought under him on October 21st, 2805 had occurred in the history of this country since the Great Armada of Spain was similarly dispersed, oyer two hundred: years previously.

For. 10 years we had been ctuggllng against a powerful combination directed by the marvellous genius and energy of Napoleon. The strain the nation had intense, and the privation all classes very great. but this great brought relief and left us a command of the sea, which' has nof since been disputed. Yet until last year the anniversary of this glorious day haa been suffered practically tc pass unnoticed.

Surely this: is a national disgrace which shout- be removed. The Navy League, proposes that throughout the empire on pctober Zsit the dar shall bo commemorated by decorating all statues of 'the great Admiral and in other wayai To do this In a manner worthy of, jthe occasion money Is required, and everyone sympathising with the object is Invited'-to send donations to the secretary, the Navy League, 13 Victoria street, SVW. Your obedient servant, The Secretary of the Navy League. London, July 20th. 1898.

FALLOWFIELP. Hajr Making Finished People "Vo Are Visiting Around the Villase A I August 4. The majority of the farm- era harejflnlahed hay making1. The crop look beautiful after, the recent rain. The social held on the grounds N- longlng to Mr.

Charles Smith, passed off rery I successfully. A large plat form, without which the young people w.Oijld think they were lost, was erected. The Whlmperis string band suppiMdr: the music A large number from Harledean. Bell's Corners. Rich.

mond and other surrounding Tillages were in Rev. Mr. Bryant of the Presbyterian church. (Intends preaching a special sermon here on Sunday, August 9th, at 7:15 p. m.

All are welcome. Mr. Armstrong, generally known as the apple tree man has been in the village the past week, surveying the rruu gardens. jMlsa Nellie Heanln of Bell's Corners. who has been visiting friends, has returned home.

Miss Nellie. O'Meara fs at present visiting; friends In March. i Miss Minnie. Doorley has returned nome irom Eastman's Springs. Miss Sara Henderson has proved suc cessful! in.

passing the Public school leaving! examination. Sara's young rrienas are glad to hear of her succeasv Those who passed the entrance 1 ex amlnatlon are. Miss Maney Troy and miss Maggie Doorley. Another of our Fallowfleld boys has taken his departure for the west. Mr.

w. Tierney left for on Tues day last. Master Harry. Brlstoe of Ottawa. Is visiting rrienas nere.

Miss! Katie and Miss Violet McStra- vick. are' the- guests of Miss Margaret MOnaghan: Mr. William Wallace of Marlborough paid a flying visit to friends here last wfcek. WHERE DO YOU SPEITD TOUR VACATI0K Popular Summer Resort Wltnln Easy Reach of Ottawa During the last few years. Cliff Haven on Lake Champlaln.

has bep come a popular summer resort for i Canadians. Since the Catholio Sum mer Resort of America has been es tabllshed there, a Summer Village similar to the Chautauqua; Assembly has frown up. The lectures furnish an agreeable change from tbe usual. routine at ordinary summer The cottages are occupied ty repre sentatives of the principal American and Canadian elegant cliib house, is the scene of frequent deliitht- ful entertainments. Boating, bathing, fishing, camping and golf are among I the out door amusements.

Among the" lecturers yet to appear is Richard Malcolm Johnson, Sir William Kings ton, 'and John Francis Watters of this clty.i Haven Joins the grounds of the famous Hotel Champlaln and three miles south of Plattsburg with I which it is connected by an electrio railway. No imore delightful Spot can I be found for week's outing. The Canada Atlantic Railway issue tickets from Ottawa to Cltft Haven and return including lectures for $5.00. Full information may be had on application at the company's ticket office, Russell House Block. Plwne 721.

ncyJ GOING INtF0R iPERMANEN of Granollthlo Favamtat is! tn creasing Erery Tear It is common comment ampng visitors to the city jana among Ottawa people vis-lt elsewhere, that this city has more granolithic pavement proportionately to population, than any city In i i tbe country. The city engineer Informs the Jpr' nal that the; amount of pavementrpe- ing laid thi? year is very large, perhaps larger than in any previous fear and that it will add several miles, to the amount already constructed. has not the figures' yet of all that Tf ill be laid, as many of the petitions for pavements have yet to be investigat ed," and there are counter petltl6na against i From the! commencement, of 1859, when the city started to build sidewalks on the local Improvement pplan, 15 4-5 miles of granolithic sldefaltfs haVe'been 1 throughout the city at an actual coat of In 1892. 12.90 miles of plank sidewalk war4 laid and 1.13 miles of granolithic. In 1893 the length, of plank sidewalk lai4 was 11.39 miles and of granolithic 5.6X In 1894 the plank sidewalk amounted to 11.44 miles and the granolithic sidewalk to 2.63.

Last, year the amount of jplank sidewalk constructed dropped to 3.39 miles, while the mount of granollthlo sidewalk was increased by 4.90. BICYCLE CAPES it- Price S2.7S 02. C- IV1. H0LBR00K 10? SPARKS STREET, The Spider and the Fly tioT There are lots of wars of entfcing the fly many of them not above suspicion. Our way to sIt good, unimpeach-i able, solid value and satisfaction all the year We ask your orders on this basis.

Our spider is not vicious. 1. 1 The Old Broadway Tailorln; House. 133 SPARKS STREET W. H.

MARTUf. If Razor Is Doll Use RAZOR HO 15c. per Bo F. MacGflRTHY U2-ZH WET TON STREET, IJHE BRIGHTEST IDEAS -IN- Summer Millinery, With exclusive garnitures, and happiest effects are 'Characteristic of I our daily MISS! WOODLAND I (Late of Toionta)l! I 106 BANK STREET CHAMBERS. R.

REID CO, Mapla Cliff Dairy, Hintonburg. Make i specialty of smpplylng cure, fresh Milk tor family or la- Tallds' use. i iii. DR. McKENZICS CATARRH REMEDY 1 1 i Disinfects the discharge.

Heals the tJlceratlfta. Sweetens the Breath. Cleanses the Nasal PasMges. Cures CaSirra. I Ask year tfrartfrt er It, ir sead Ke.

Waiferd's, Dra eclat. Kemfrew, far a fettle HUa4Mlf1iUalere. For sale at H. "Watters. Miller Kennedy's, and A B.

Bret hour's drug stores. Coofc. Parlor Hall Best makes. Thoroughly satisfactory. Stove FurnltDrt and Tinware, Scuttles, Store Pipes, Etc.

jr. C. SSI "WELLTNaTON STREETJ Phone 821 Ottawa Coat of Arms APPROPRIATE SOUVENIRS; In Orange Spoons, Coffee Knives. Book Marker, Hcoks, FKOMIl.OO Scoonsl Pacer i A. RosetitH Jeweller and Optician, 87 SPARKS STREET.

Phone 893. Miss CaWeatj LADIES' MODI STB. it AUtEBZ STSK IN THE FRONT RANK I If Is where you'll find our candle ry time. It's simply a question of tnerlt ar pleasing the public taste. We have hit It.

Our confectionery is eauklly oailslactory. NIXON 125 Soarkis St WATER PRO OF i 1 I I i "1 Files. EraUCT NESDAY. AUGUST 5, 1895 5 -if-. "iii 1 -Mi.

CAM uuiiuviv va wwii ii uvivi I i i i Drain Pipes In all sizes end Fittings to Bt American Maroon Mortar Color in 100: lb. kegs and 300 lb. and 600 lb. arreto. BEST GRADES OF PORTLAND.

CEMENT. BUTTERWORTH MO 110 SPARKS STREET. FEW PURS or Ladies' Tan Dongoia Kid Button Boots LATEST nREOULAR PRICE. $150. them Only $2.50 They are Lovely.

pBUr a Pair. Retallack 63 Sparks SL Tiione 63. I Want to hint 'thai the fact all orer the world. hare the best assortment of colors in paints and the finest stock of rami DTusnee. in this locality, i I am always pleased to assist a customer in choosing jaruj matching colors.

Come in any day and look orer color cards. i 1 P. STEWART Fainter and Paperhanser, S3C and Iii 6PARK3 STREET. OIL STOVES 1.1 and Burners, I DIFFERENT SIZE Granite Preserrlng Kettles. I EMamond Steel Preserving Kettle And MaaluV KetUes.

all sizes. W. Graham ltl BANK STREET. Telephone IS. Bern our Camping Outfit.

Ii piece DRINK filiisdown Koumiss A wholesome, grateful, nourishing and refreshing beverage. Recslved fresh dally from the farm. lOc. a Glsiss. R.

A. McCormick Prescription Druggist SPARKS STREET. Phone Its. MISS MUNSIE. Dressmaker First Floor, Bank St! Chambers.

Latest New Tork and other styles, DRY None Better Prompt Delivery. Lowest Summer Price. O. RAY a CO Phone 46L Sparks St. I Lawn Mowers i at cost.

ALL SIZES- W. STRftGHflN BIUDQB STREET, 2 Phone COAL Am FS NORM A Nil I Dl 1 Eu I I Cm, Steam sol not water Fitters. atETAL KOOKtUta, 6TEAM LAUNDIUE arraxvi kitcheln a specialti. Hot water, high or low pressure steam beating for churches, convents, prlvats reeUences. etc i Telephooe No.

U04. SG STREET. OTTAWA. Fishing Tackle. HARDWARE PAINT PUTTT.

WINDOW OLASSk MIXED PAINTS and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES. HENRY LIVING 10S DANK STREET cash We want! PET by one half during August1 We Ha 20,000 Yrds We will sell at tbe jfollowlng Brussels, for I1.S0 i i if ii $1.50 quality for it 1135 Bcyal Wilton, Axmin later All Wool it i IL15 i i DOC, so ii i ii ii ii Union 45 50 Wool and Union Bags all reduced. reductions 8Co 4 $1.0 to; ii S2o 60o 72c 80o 24o S6o ,400 All purchases mutt be spot ii 41 it it it R. MjpcMORRAN X. B.

Carpets until September for those who want it. ii.i B. IL McU THE ALBERT TOILET 1 I Ml if use makes sweet use For It's Your Fault your skin is cracked, broken, chapped and sore, You should a soap that heals, not wounds strengthens, not destroys that the skin soft, smooth and It's your fault if you do not BABY'S OWN SOAP. sale by all druggists. SOAP MONTREAL Botraa nxis At -MAITCTACTCEKB OT- Planed Limber, Doors, Sasn and Blinds jiirn1 au KiKDs Style' Fit, Comfort, Satisfaction.

i ii 1 Ah are coinbined in NOLAN'S HATS 40 RIDEjAU; STREET. 1 Roomj Paper i See my special line this week at .11 cents per roll, 187 patterns to choose from. They are simply gems, and among them you will find Just, what you wajit, be itfor bed room, dining room or parlor, flee them in any case. You will find It to your interest, at I DUPORD'S TO IUDEAXJ STREET. i.

i i ii 1M h. p. Tandem Compound High Epeed Enalne. ii h. p.

Corliss Engine. 4t h. p. High Speed Ensjlns. 0 h.

p. Killey Aiitomatio cut-off Engine. I h. p. High fipeed Engine.

30 h. p. faide Valve Engine, 20 h. p. WhelocklEnelna JO h.

p. Brown Engine. 20 h. p. High Speed Engine.

20 h. p. Side Engina 40 h. p. Locomotive Fire-Bor Boiler.

40 p. Roturrt Tubular Boiler. it h. p. Return Tubular Holler, 23 h.

p. Return Tubular Boiler. It h. p. Return Tubular Boiler.

Also several good second-hand sates. For particulars apply to F. W. BINDON Office: iSJ 53 ANK STREET. Residence 1M Mutchmor street GOAL1 rrtcssw Beat quality.

Dry and screened. TMe phone S3tV G. F. Thotapsosu 72 SPARKS ST. GHAUDIERE Hi mm ov to reduce our Carpet stock PLANING MILLS Hammocks i I hare about twenty different left, and theae must go, and GO AT ONCE To make sure that they do go! will, sell them at ft per-cent, off our re-gular prices, at AT VY.

Robertson's Book Store 69 RJDEAU Phone 1.M1 WING ON BANK COR. WINGslNGr 205 DANK STREET. WING MOW SUSSEX STREET, First class Chinese Laundries. 'Vfasnlnt and Ironing done at shortest notice ana splendidly finished. Satisfaction guaraa Ottawa City Rag Store 311 Klac it juttliT Cmberus Pays the highest cash price for PAPER STOCK.

COTTON and WOOI. LEN RAGS, SCRAP IRON and ITUfr ALS and BONES. Telephone 197. FOLEY cS CO. (J.

Foley, late of Canadian Granite Co.) General Contractors Cement Flooring, Artificial Stone Sidewalks, Steps, stc Estimates glTen, 280 FRTEL STREET. After Conga -Consumption urn Cough FOR lOcts IS the Best. The Quiok.L The Cheapest Cough Curs In the Warldv -I Agents wanted, address OMEN'S M'F'G. CQ.r CAKLLTON PLACE OAt, P. Box ADVERTISE I THE JOMAL.