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here Ottawans are SPRINGFIELD HAS ENJOYABLE DANCE IN NEW PAVILION Building Prettily Painted Will Provide Amusement For Young Folks. Th sDlenild ivlllnn which hu been erected by the men of Firing-. fields and. which is. ne of the flitcst In (he vicinity of (itu.

was the gcene of the most largely tutt tided and auceeuful held at any re-' lort on the trolley line this season lajrt nUht. In large letters ex-. tending over thtuxentre of the the word '-Springfield" wm painted. and the pavilion la on of which the citlsen of Springfield may well be proud. Tho programme of the evening waa opened by Mr.

Jerry Oorman, late nf Gorman Brothers, who executes an Irish Jig that was much api-reimted, and Mr. Jerry followed it an excellent rendition of a comic uns which was greatly applauded. Tho following gentlemen are to tr thanked for the time, energy, and money they devoted to the building of the pavilion for the enjoyment nf the young folks: Mra. Cenrge Fleming, Chas. St.

Jacques, Hid lof-tua, Jerry Xolan Shirley. Lat Thursday night a very success ful danca waa held at the new pail-lon. There will be no danca at Spring-Held, to-night owing to the fact ihat has been arranged at River Park thia evening, and la not in drsire of the nipactmtnt to have dates of the social enta on the ttolley Una clash. Miss Ryan, of Montreal, was th guest of Mrs. D.

Selby during tha weak, and Mi lsdy Nolan entertained Miss Florence Grewsome for the past several days. Visa Charlotte Loft us has left for Toronto where she will visit her cou-sjin for the next few days. Mr. George McCann has left for Norway Bay where ha will epend a two weeks' vaactlon. Frenchy Brunette la spending his vacation at Rock Lake In Algonquin Park, and will return to Springfield In the course of a week or so.

Mr. George Taylor, formerly of the Northern League has been engaged by the Springfield ball team to couch them for their crucial game this afternoon. Mr. Taylor has been putting the boys through the paces during the week, and as a result the team will go on the field fully confident of their ability to win the pen-i nant. North Wakefield.

North Wakefield, Aug. 22. The Athletic Association-of North Wake-Held Intend holding a box social on the cening of Friday, August '21. Preparations art under way and a good time 1 anticipated. Mr.

Mcl. Shouldice, who apent the last two week with hi parent. and Mrs. 8. Shouldice.

-returned to Shawville on Monday to resume hi duties at the Merchant's Bank. Mr. R. T. Qusin, the Misses Quain and Mia Rita Rrennan of Ktngsmere registered at the North Wakefield House on Saturday.

Mr. Ray Pennington-spent Sunday With friend at North Wakefield. Mr. and Mrs. Of ant Davidimn and little son were week-end guest of 'Mrs.

Davidson parent, Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Wright.

Mr. Percy Rarnett 1 spending part of this week In Kingston. Mr. Douglas Hill went to Ottawa on Wednesday. Mis Jessie Sproule waa the guest of-Mira Donald-Cameron- -on- Saturday and Sunday.

Mr. O'Hara and family spent a few day of thr week In Ottawa. Mis Beatrice Sanderson has returned after spending afew day with friend at Meach Lake. Among those who motored to the Klngsmera-North Wakefield game here on Saturday were' Mr. and Mr.

Gilbert Allan, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Harris. Miss Marjorle Allan and the Mie Edith and Gertrude Crannell. Mr.

and Mr. F. O. 8tuart and fam-. fly of Ottawa are pendlng a week here.

Mrs. D. Smith and Mia Dorothy Smith were in Ottawa on Wednesday. Mr. Geo.

Coy lea waa tha-week-end gueet of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Irvln. Mr.

and Mr. Fred Ash field, who apent the last few week at Mr. Chll-cott'a, returned to Ottawa on Monday morning. Mr. H.

Morrland" spent Tuesday in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Bum and fam-II and Misa R. Burn of Ottawa are pending a week at the North Wakefield House. Mr. and Mr. Croesby Sherwood and Mi Lucy Sherwood passed through North Wakefield on Some Saturday visitor to North Wakefield were: Mr.

E. Mad docks, Mr. O. McCullough, Mr. Roy Bennet, Mr.

Che. Walter and Mr. Dan Stapleton. Mr. Wellington Mitchell spent "Thursday of last week In Ottawa.

Mr. Stephen Is spending a few week holiday with hi family here. Mli M. Reid of Ottawa returned home on Tuesday, after spending ten day at the North Wakefield Houae. Mr.

and Mr. Charles Morelahd and Mlsa Lillian Morel nd are spending a few week at Mr. s. Chllcott'a. Mr.

F. Llnegar and family iasaed through North Wakefield on Saturday. 1 Mr. Duncan Itrown and Mr. C.

MacRae tt were guests of Mr. and Mr. J. It. Hill on day.

Ml Pearl Hastey and Miss D. Cor bett apent Sunday with friend her. Mr. J. C.

Ma-hrro of Ottawa mas. a week-end guest at th North Wakefield House. i The Junior Basehnll team of North Wakefield virrted Wakefield, on Frt- Magical Effect of New Face PteUr maintain a -clear, white, youthful eemal.xion. there'a nothing almple to uae and vet ao effective aa ordinary mer-collsed was. which you can get at any drua store.

Just apply the waa at night aa vee eould cold cream. In the -morning waah It off with warm water. If you've never' trleq It you can't Imagine the mag- leal effect of thia harmleas home treat- ment- It cauaee th eld worn-out svarf akin to- come off In minute particles, a little at a time, and eoon you have en- tlrelv ahed the offensive cuticle. The fresh young underek.n now In evidence -IS so healthv-and girlish looking, ae fre from any appearance of artlflrtalltv. you' 'wonder why vou had not heard of Uila enarveloua oompleaton-renewlng aecret lone aso.

Bowallv magical In Ita action Is a aim-gle wrinkle-removing lotion made by die- I eolvtng an ounce or powdered aaaolite In a half lnt of witch haael. Bathing the face In thia for twe or three mlnutea Int. I mediately affecta every line and furrow and iaeerevea facial contour wonderfully. day and played a game' with the1 Junior there, returning victorious. Thia makes the aecontV victory out of three game for -the locale.

Mr. O. T. Mitchell waa la Ottawa on Wednesday. Mr.

Keith Toga epent the weekend with Mr. Grant Hill. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Hlckey and Ml Jean Hlrkey are registered at the North WaketVld Mouse this week. Itev. H. a. Burn and Mrs.

Burnt are guest at th North Wakefield House. I Mlsa u'Hetlly of Ottawa and Mr. and Mr. I'oyd of New York were at North Wakefield on Saturday. Mr.

Thus. 'Itrown and Mr. Fred Sanderson spent' the week-end with their fa ml he. at "Hill Hide Mr. W.

II, pro ift spent Friday and fctaturduy with friends, here. Mr. fmlth spent the week-end with his family at Hill Crest Cottage. Mia Myrtle Rogers of Ottawa Is spending a few weeks vacation with her motto. Mrs.

Roger. Jir. jmk (jnmes vwitea viiawe; on Wednesday. others registered at th North Wakefield -House this week are: Sadie Millar. Alcove; Mr.

Q. W. I UK hard son. Toronto; Mr. J.

Edge-j combe, Mr. Mcpherson. Mr. C. Maundrell.

Mr. A. F. Byrne. Mis E.

Merrltt, Miss L. Merritt, Mr. W. R. Steven and Mr.

Martin Brennan, all Ottawa, M. Phil r'riffht a-a week-end i visitor here. Mr. Hendv, Mis? Young and Mis Guthrie, all of Ottawa, are registered i at Mr. A parly of c.

K. surveyors, unaer Mr. K. Jelly, are making North Wakefield then headquarter. Those registered at Mr.

Fatnuel CUIrott'a are: Mr. and Mr. C. More-lalffl, Mla Lillian MoreUnd. Mr.

W. Short, Mrs. Karrell. Mis L. KarreJl.

Mr. Galbraitn, Misa Margaret GaJ-bralth. Mr. J. Kenning.

Mr. O. C. Rutherford. Mr.

A. Gegg Messrs. W. Gorman. O.

rev. P. W. I'nderwood and P. Patters.n spent the week-end at Mr.

Chtlctttt'a house, i At a meeting of the Ladies Aid of; the MethodJst Church here it ae-clded to nd the sum of ten dollar to the Hospital Ship Fund. Caledonia Springs. The following guest were register? ed at the Caledonia Springs Hotel for week ending August Ottawa Mr. and Mra. A.

McMillan and family. Dr. and Mr. Bedard. Dr.

and Mr. James. C. 1 Macdougal, Mr. H.

W. Nclles, Mr. P. ixw. Mra.

W. McCracken, Mra Johnston. Miss E. E. Johnston.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Watson, Mr. and Mra.

Geo. McLau-rln. Miss McLaurln, Mr. and Mr. W.

D. Hogg. Mr. 8. R.

Rudd. Toronto Mr. Stephen Smith, Mr. Morrison, Mr. Manning.

Montreal Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Idrc-haJ), Dr.

St. Oeorg. Mr. A. H.

McLean, Dr. and Mr. Stewart and child, Mr. J. Hlngston, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Quirk, Mr. and Mr. T.

C.vDonnelly, Ml Donnelly, Mr. 'J. Donnelly, Mra and Mis Jeffrey. Mr. H.

I Gnaedlnger, Mr. E. L. Gnaedinger, Mr. E.

McLea, Mra Sexton. Mr. D. T. Wenater.

Mr." T. C. Wood. Mr. Albert Holland, -Mra J.

J. Barry, Mra. MecDougall. Westminster. Aucuat 22.Mlif RMl.

and Mr. K.Iph, J.m.i hiv. toft tor Cornwll to attend th Model school. Mlas 8werdfagtr haa returned after an extended vlalt with Rueeell frlenda. I Waa y.ia.r.l Hay ot Hill la the cuesl of her friend.

Mlsa E. Swerdfacer. 1 Mlea May C. Johnaton. of Ottawa, la vlaltlnt at the home of her Mr.

A. Johnaton. Mra. Colin Campbell, of V.nkL.k H1U. la the ffueet.of her brotheMnlaw Rev.J D.

CampbelL Mlaa Ada HIH hae xeturn.d to her home In Pendleton after a ahon vlelt with her grandmother, Mrs. Bradley. Mr. A. Rowe.

-Rlcevtllo. the vlllaca thia week. Mr. Oabrlel Deoaire apent evening with Curran friends. Mia.

CampbelL of MeCrlmmon. haa re turned home after an extended visit with her R.v. D. Campbell. Mlaa Nora Beneon.

of Montreal. la holidaying In Woetmtneter. Ubutw. Che a. and Jmmn McDonald are leaving for the golden pralrlea on Friday.

Mlsa Margaret Hay and Mlaa Evelyn Swerdfager apent Wedneaday afternoon at the home of Mr. Oeo. ulaon. View warm." Mr. Wallace Smith spent Monday In th Capital.

Mr. vYm. McMartln and family of Wtncheeter motored down to the koine of Mra. Jaa. McDonald laat week.

Mlaa Vina Smith, who hae been nura-Ing In New York, returned lately to Weatmlnatar. The many frlenda of the Rev. Mr. Ughfbody enjoyed bis flying visit last week. Clarella Park.

A dare-devil feat -was performed Isst Sunday by Charlie Montgomery when he climbed a twenty-five foot telegraph pole, without spikes, balanced himself for but a moment on the cross-bar and dov neatly into the Ottawa river below. The feat was witnessed and admired by a large number oj spectators gathered on the beach at Clarella Park for their afternoon' dip. A large nomoer or tne cottagers from Clarella and Highland Parka attended the lawn social held at Bell's Corners on Wednesday evening last. Mlas Bee Jenkins spent ths week with Miss A. Forward at their eottage.

Mlsa M. Cummlngs and Mlas Bootheran. hav gone to River Desert for a couple of weeks' holidays. Mr. A.

Caranagh waa th gueat of Mr. and Me. J. Turner on Mr. and Mrs.

George Mulligan, nf Aylmer, were th gueeta of Mr. and Mrs. J. Turner on Bunday last. Loma Park.

Mrs. Beasler. who has been the guest of Mr. WaH! at "Twin Pins Cottage" nae returned to her home at Winchester, accompanied by Mra Wall and her -little eon "Billy." Mia Gertrude Hlolop. Loma Park, haa returned from Smith's Kalla where he spent her vacation.

Mr. Roy a vera of Montreal apent the week-end at Britannia, the guest of Mr. R. Douglas. Mia Ooaraol nd Mlas Coutls were recent guests at Lake View cottage.

MH. "Matthew- and Mis Smith were visitors -t Aurora collage thia week. Mrs. Rlddell, Miss Clark. Mr.

Van Rlldl and Mr. Harry Inglls apent la' Sunday at Merlvel, th guests of Mr. Hopper. Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. T. Freeman were gueat of Mlas Clark, at Aurora cottage, recently. THE OTTAWA EVENING JOURNAL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22,1914.

Speeding the SUMMER RESIDENTS ARE BEGINNING TO LEAVE FOR HOME Families At Norway Bay Departing For Gry Relatives Of Some Going To War. Norway Rh-y, quo, Aug. II. Quit a number or roaidenta. whoa rolativa.

an. going to the front, have rloaad their cottagM and- homo. Thia auddan deoartur. and alao that of many more who are leaving early that their famillee may be prepared for achool. has commenced to give thr Hay a eolate appearAfic.

Mr. and Mra. 8. S. Cuahman have cloaed "Pino Cottage" for the aeaaon and haze returned home.

Mr. P. Tiller haa returned home after apendlng his vacation with hla wile here. Mlaa Martha Walker, of Ottawa, la the gueet ot Mlaa Dorothy Elliott. Mr.

David McCann haa returned to in city after apendlng hla vacation livre. Mr. Wm. Dtckaon, of "Devonla," la apendlng this week In the city. V.lsa Muriel Payne, who haa been me guest or Dr.

and Mrs. McXiiugh ton, has returned home. Mrs. M. FTaaer and family hitve closed their cottage.

"Avonlea," fof the aeaaon. Mr. and Mrs. John R. rhhnni.

enrf fiimlly. who have been spending their vacation at "Kyde Cottage, have returned to the city. A. P. Davles spent the weekend with hla Derenta at "Wab Miss Hilda Davie, who has been the gueat of Mlas Eleanor York at "Kermata," haa returned homo.

Messrs. C. R. Lute and Vernon DeMoreat passed throuah here on Tuesday on a canoe trip from Algonquin Park to Ottawa. TRO ahaW'lll bnaetMll team rte.

ftated the Elmsld team recently by Messrs. Edgar Mnrtln and Herbert Grant spent ths week-end with friends ntre. Mr. 8. R.

Kudd, whole secretary- tteaaurer of the Autlltorlum. hue been unable to be present at th Bar and exerclae his duty owing to the Illness UK nis orotner. Mra Wm. Dunn, who hss been tha guest or Mra 8. 8.

Cuahman, has returned home. Mra. E. Broadhead. family and gnoata, who have been occupying "Tobermory Cottage." returned home.

Mra Itobert Taylor and family are occupying "Hunters' Lodge" this montn. Mlaa Ethel Denault. who has been apendlng a few duxs In the city, haa returned to th Bay. A number or resident, of Brlatol held a picnic at Mr. J.

M. Touna'a collage. "Aden Relgh." Mr, and Mra. Normsn Knight, who have been occupying "Lensle Lodge" Uils month, have returned home. Miss Mabel Harkneas Is the guest of Misa Gertrude Cox at "Coxboro." Mr.

K. Caldwell, who has been the gueet of Mra Robert Anderson at "Ferncroft," has returned to the city. Mra -Herbert Lowe, who hss been the guest of Mra. W. A.

Moreland at "Hasel Brae." haa returned home. Dudley Gamble Is apendlna hla vacation with hla mother here. J. M. Young apent the weekend with his family at "Aden Relgh." Mr.

Wm. Scott la apendlng his vacation with hla mother at "Norway Collage." Mr. Walter Markey paid a flvlna vlait to Arnprior recently. Riverside Park. To-night Riverside Park witnc.e -one of the chief eoctal eventa of the summer aeaaon, when a lei go maa-querade ball will be held at the pretty summer residence of Mr.

and Mra Charlea Thick. A large number of Invitations have been issued to park- residents, and the city guests will also be numerous. Many or ths park realdenta nave been actively engaged preparing their cos tumes during the past week. 4 This week's hop on Wedneaday evening 'again proved a decided suc cess. It waa held et the residence Mr.

and Mra Harry Thlcke and at tended by. about twenty-five couples. a Mrs. F. Walker and her daughter, Maraaret.

of Cleveland. Ohio, and Mra A. Black, of Ottawa, were the gueata or Mr. and Mra J. stack during the week.

Miss Eva pence and Mlas Leara Poaiwt were the gueata or Mlaa Mira Slack at "Wakerohln. W. A. Hodaln and Mlas Irene Mclxwell, of Bhawvllle, were gueala of Mra J. E.

Sneppard during the week. Golden Lake. Golden Lake. Aug, il Mlas Brown, of Eganville. Is the (nest of Mrs.

Gourlsy. Mr. Turner, of Wyelirfe College, Toronto, preached th English srvlc here on Sunday. Miss V- Bolt, or Ottawa, is spending her holldsys Mr. MaekUnxle and family, ot Eganville, have opened their camp.

Mr. Poy and children hav returned to Perth. Mr. Gregg George apent a few day recently In Eganville. Mr.

J. Corbett. ot Ottawa, la visiting hla Daren's at the lake. Miss MacKenale I spending a few weeks at th lake. Mra -Kwton has returned to her home In MontreaL Mr.

Bert WeeU ot Philadelphia, la camping on tha laland. Dr. Chllderhooe, of Ottawa, spent the week-ana at -ineaarest cot taae." Mr. Be -t MacKenale, of Hamilton, spending' his vacation at the lake. Mrs.

H. entertained at a farewell dene In honor of her guests. Mr. and Mr Millar, who hav re turned -to New York. -Among the gueat were: Misses A.

Grant, U. nracksn, M. Well. 1. MacKenale.

O. George. C. Bott. 1.

McLaren, L. Mc Laren. K. foil; ateesrs. D.

George. W. Clarke, B. West. O.

Oeorg. B. McKenaie, L. Oeorg. R.

Clarke, O. George. B. Clarke. W.

Beatty, c. Bott, Prof. McLaren: Mrs. Wm. George, Mrs.

Gourlay. Mr. McKenaie, Mr. and Mr. I George, and Mr.

Oray. Mr. Root. Chllderhoae and family hav their horn. In Ottawa, eev.

Mlee- Ur's caoght a- plk snd a half, th largest en her tor sons time. Mr. I Px th week-end vleltinc i i V- Fit- and Mr. T. JI-II it from rvan-nil and epent eV t.i.'J.,- "la e.

lenfrrw, spent" a few day recently at "Point Oeorg Mlaa Uraat of Ottawa la the guest of Mra A. Oray. -V- Mr. Oeorg Bott of Ottawa, I netting at "Cedar Nook." Mr. J.

Allison sad family have returned to Ottawa, Mlas Ilia Newton, who haa beea vlalllng her aunt, has returned to Montreal, Dr. Cameron of Renfrew (psnt th week-end at th Lake. Messrs. Ckarke apent Wednesday la Renfrew. Mlas B.

Chllderhoae spsnt th weekend at 'Unedarest Cottage." Mra J. Hcoit and children have returned to Renfrew. Mr, and Mra, J. Costello of Renfrew spent 4 few daya at ''Point Mlaa MacKay of Renfrew' epent a few days recently at "Point George." Mr. T.

Graham of Ottawa passed through on his way -to Algonquin Park. Mr. Omar George drov from Egan-vllle and spent bunday at the Lake. Miss leobel Cameron baa returned to her home In Ottawa. Mra C.

Gourlay of Renfrew spent the. week-end at the Lake. A crowd of the campare attended the regatta at Renfrew on Wedneo-day. 'i'he boya on lb Island have erected a aplendld new spring board. Mr.

Parker Holllngton nas returned to Ottawa. Golden Lake has ottnld a new baseball team. Mr. Omar Gsorge. the captain.

Is arranging for some games among the different- towns. -Mr. Billings of -Barry's Bay apent a few das recently at the atunatrum Hotel. e- Highland Park. The Mieae Anni, Tna and Vera Turner, in company with Meaans.

Lloyd B4ty, Victor Smith, and Eddie Turner, propos motoring 10 Kin burn to-iptrruw. Mr. Bruce and Mrs. Rooney were the guests of Mr. urn Ing at her cot-ug on Tuosday laat.

Mr. J. Lier ot Tb.rd avenue pur chaaed a brick house In Highland park a fw daya agu from Mr. C. W.

Ross, real eetate agent. In W' est bore. It 1 expected thai he will move out to hia newly purchased residence aJbut October -t The frame residence of Mr. John medley wa burned to the ground on Tuesday laet. Th lot was partially covsred by Insurance.

It la not knowu how the lire started. Mis Marguerite La pen see is visiting at tne residence or her parent. Mansfield Park. The Highland Park Tennl. and Lawn bowling club turned on the lights over their new bowling green a few days ago.

Although the member hav been flaying tennis on the court for some time the bowling freen will not be ready for some time a aod I being relaid. Quyon. Quyon, Aug. 22. Miaaes L.

On.n Onmnrm flf I III. W. apent a few daya the guests of Mra omiin, Mra. 8. Itobltallle and Mlsa Lena Robitallle, of JUS McLeod Street, were the gueata of Mra.

C. Kogera on Wed nesday. Mlaa Nora Clancy returned to Ottawa after a ten tjays' holiday with nr. rf. puwivnaiiu mi, iki duughter have left for their home In rtegina.

ney iw' mrwni w.ui. i. i nK a.iii. Sutherland'e slater, Mra. E.

H. Mat. thewma. and In returning they ex pect to apena a lew uaya in tawa. Meaara Smart, Lyall, Douglas and Spencer, all of Ottawa, epent the week-end with Mr.

Arthur Matthew-man at Pontine Bay. hi t' k'lu he. keen vtaltlnu Mlaa O. Matthewman at the Bay. Mr.

and Mra L. Denla. Henri and atadam Denla returned to t-heir hunie in Ottawa last jnnnnmj. I U.ll I In fam ily arrived aafely at the Bay. on Sat urday laat ano intenu eiayina i ter the Afteenth of the month.

Mr. and Mrs. DeMifflonia and family Intend returning to Ottawa on or about the fifteenth of the month. day neat for Marshall's Bay, where he Will apent! a anon mniwi wi.i. Mr.

Aubrey Parmalee. I.bum the enfl of trie month, from Pontlac Hay. to attend tne rtoyai iiiutory vonvse Klngaton. Mr. Wm.

Boland apent Thuraday In Mra- Arnold and family wont to Ottawa on Monday, via 8tr. O. Greene, retuinlng on Wednesdsy evening. W. R.

Osvan apent a few days or last week in Qtlawa. Mr. W. H. Ryan made a business trip to Ottawa on Tuesdsv: 1 1 il- i v.

rt hiialnes trio 'to Ottawa on Tuesday of last week. jgOSSra F. atCX-ann in. raann way drove to Ottawa on Sunday evening returning to town on Tuesday morning. Mr.

H. Boland home on Monday evening after epenaing a too day honoay wnn Kelly, at Stittsvllls. Ont. a few nays in Mra d. Mr R.

McKJnney of Rochester, N. .1.. of his sarenta. Mr. and Mrs.

R. McKlnney. Miss Daisy Toronto Is the gueet of her another. Mrs. W.

R. Rlcnaroaon. town the guett of Mra W. H. Dlck- Mrs.

R. Rlchardaon apent Wed- "'Jrs. tyConnor apent Wedneaday In Ottawa. "Mor luck." whispered his i hi muttered. "You know Mlsa Green never aliuj wlthout her anu.ic "Wll.

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For Cash and Immediate W. DONNQXY COAL Smmmer PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENING SPENT AFTER BALL GAME! Cascades and Kirk's Ferry Folk Unite In a Good Tune At Former Place. Cascades, Aug. In a gam or baseball full ot exciting play on both aides Cascade aucceeded or th first time In winning over Kirk's Ferry. Th final scor was II to II.

Byron Saver started out to pitch and. although hit Quite freelr bv in via. Iter, hla leam-matea kept up their fusllsde of 'hits on th numerous pucners of the Kerry team and pulled the game out of the fire In the seventh. Caacaiea lined un aa rnlloa-a. W.

Saver, and lb; B. Saver, and cf: C. Sherwood, lb; W. Ollhooly, lb and Cross, ss; D. Wilson, lb; C.

Sully, rf; C. Brjwn, If; H. Hector, cf snd p. In the evening the Cascade realdenta entertained the visiting team and their friends on tn ground sd-Jolnlng Wright's Point. On Saturday morning sufficient wood had been obtained for a huge bon-flr.

Luncheon was served and the party adjourned to the river front and marsh-inallows were toasted. Muslo was furnlshel through the klndneaa of Mr. William Ksllar snd dsnclng Indulged In. Many of the visitors left on the half-past eight train, but those who remslned were invited to the Peerless, where, through- the klnd-nese of 8. E.

Wilson, a very "sociable evening waa apent. The Mlasea Edith and Bertha Graham returned home after having apent a few weeke' vacation here. Mr. w. Saver visited frlende at Kirk's Ferry on Friday.

Mr. Norman Dixon spent Sundav with his mother. Mrs. F. F.

Dixon, at "The Bungalow." Miss Agnea Connor was-a gueat laat week at "Hlebodarno" with Mies O. Wright. The guests The Peerless during the past two were: Mr. W. Johnson, Mlaa N.

Wylde. Mr. C. Walker, Mr. and Mra.

McKlnatrv and daughter, Mea Feme: Mr. N. Whll-lana, Miaa Amy Whillane. Mr. John Campbell, Mlsa Barbara and Rrma Whlllana, Mr.

Oeo. Godfrey. Mr. Slew-are Cross. Mr.

Herbert Hector. Mr. Walter Gilhnoly, Mlaa J. Ayrea, Mr. Simpson.

Mra. Walsh and her two daughters, the Miaaes Gladva and Reglna: Mr. E. Duguay. Mr.

Thoa. Janeaon and three anna, of- Buckingham, are vlaiting hla mother-in-law, Mra. Wm. Cross. Meaara W.

and C. Millar, nf Buek-IBKham. are visiting frlenda here. Miss Mvca Hardy apent the week end at "KhnJI Cottage" eag the guest of Mra John Shearer. Mrs.

W. O. Anderson spent Sunday with Mra. Jaa Low at "Pioneer Cottage." Mr. Deltr-ar aepent Sunday evening at Kirk's Ferry.

Mr. Herbert Hector spent laat week at Panltlg the gtieet of Mr. Will Sever. Mr. Mra.

P. If. Wright and Mr. and Mrs William Kellar apent Sunday laet at thr Pangan Falla. Mrs.

J. Wightman, of Lancaster, wit the gueat of Mr. 3, Wightman at Glengarry Cottage. Mr. and rMa.

O. Behwarts were the week-end gueata of Jars. W. A Orr. of "Ganawa Lodge." Mr.

and Mra. P. Saver end daugh ter Helen left laat Monday for Prea-cott to attend the funeral of Mr. Saver'a slater, Mra Jaa. Doyle.

Mlas Xellle Altchlson returned to Ottswa on Monday laat after having epent a few deya the guest nf Mra. J. Shearer at "ShoJI Cottage." Mr. Waller Ollhooly apent laat week nt -gueet-of Mr. -W.

H. Shaver. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Croal spent ttSeSel ieieatyyeal Tire Troubles Which Goody eau-s Best Gmbat These are the reasons the exclusive feature which 'brought Goodyears to the top.

These are the savings proved by 'millions of tires which have won them more users than any other tire in the world. These are the Goodyear methods of construction employed at our Bowmanville, Ontario, plant, as well as at Akron. Rim-Cuts 2: iit feature trouble irnpoMible, We control it by secrecy. No other faultless way haa ever been found to end thia major tire trouble a trouble which ruina one old-type lire in three. Blow-Outs Irbill! outs due to wrinkled fabric by our "On-Air" cure.

Thia cure on air-bage tinder actual road condition means a tremendous aoMrT b'on to our own cost No other maker employs ib 1 gfg- By a patent method we LMOoC form in each lire during TV. A a a hundreda I reaUS'ol rubber rfyeU. This method used by its alone reduces by 60 per cent the risk of tread separation. lNo-rum-ut makes thia In tha old JVTV7 la, jmiwaba tTMt 'rour-trw liand, now hi the Where men uatxl to eek blood( it. lMnetv treey now aeek 'daaa in tirat Hance.

Dunlop 'XxuAafxIttmA utKecvotca of tk last Bunday aa guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cross. Miss Mlna Gillespie spsnt Sundsy of last week here aa gueat of the Mlaaee Grace and Flossie Cooke.

Mr. W. P. Flynn spent Sunday with his family. Mr.

C. MacDonald la vlaiting hla cousin, Mrs. A. 'Matthew Mr. and Mra.

Harry Tier and daughter. Miss Agnes, spent last Sundsy at "Pawltig1' aa gueets of Mr. and Mrs. C. G.

Brown. Mis Edith Jackson spent a weekend at "ShoJI Cottage," with her friend Miss Jean Shearer. Mlas Ida 'Graham spent Sundsy aa the guest of Miss Ida Mills. Dr. B.

McCaughey apent the week at "Ganawa Lodge" aa a guest of Mr. Guerney orr. Mr. and Mra J. J.

Wightman and Miss E. MacXaughton of "Glengarry" were gueata of Mr. and Mra J. R. Hill at AlcoVe.

Mrs. R. Fits Roy Dixon and family wleh to thank their many friends for the kind eympathy afforded them In their recent bereavement, Mlas Delia Dean of Montreal la vlaiting Mra Jack Burnett. Miaa Edna Graham of Toronto, who has been spending the past teo weeks "Kellar Lodge," ae guest ot the Miseee Grace and Floaaie Cooke, returned home laat week. Measna.

Ernest Jelly, H. Macdonald and Thoa. Freeland. who apent laat week at the -Maxwell Houee, have left f9r Carleton PJace. Miaa Co'ra Crawford Is spending a wee It at the Maxwell Houae.

Mra C. Lapolnte and daughter, Mies Delia, left last week fur Kaakataan. after having apent the summer with Mra Lapolnt's mother. Mra. '8.

De-cote. Maater Char lee and Kay MHIs left Mrs. B. Norman is vlaiting her aa th guest of Mra. Jack Burnett.

laat week for Wolfe Island. where i NOTICE The Dominion Automobile Supply Co. of 176 Bank Street Has been taken over by Messrs. Wilson Wylie, who will conduct the business as heretofore, A full and complete stock of Automobile Accessories, Tires, Gasoline and Oils at lowest prices always carried in stock. Gasoline 1 9c Per Gal.

Open from 8 a.m. to. 9 p.m.t holidays included. Sundays from 8 a.m. till 1 p.m.

Faulty Anti-Skids don't center strains at small points in the fabric. Being flat and smooth, they don't -cause vibration. They grasp wet roads with deep, sharp, resistless grips. High Prices our increased to minimum. Now lo makes of tires in Canada and the United States all lacking these features seQ higher than Goodyear prices.

Some are one-third higher. In No-Rim-Cut tires you get the best we know. No maker can excel them. You get four great features found in no other floODEAR As Tftm-nn i they Inland to spend th remaining art of their vaostlo. i It 4 rumored that on aocoont of the oloe aeaadtnc ef th Kirk' Ferry and Cascade team la their recant games, a cup will be donatad by Mr.

Fred Jcuraeaux of Kirk' Ferry. No doubt this would be hotly sealeeted for and If thia I ao. the team would play a In a determined aunnr win It. Mlee Marjorl and. Master Fred Prltehard ar apendlng a week with Mr.

Croseley Sherwood- Mia M. Plgott, who la aummerlnc at Che awe, apent Thuraday of laat week here, the gueet ot Mra. Fllaroy Dixon. Mlee Lucy Sherwood Is visiting Mr -brother Mr. Croeslsy Sherwood.

A memorial service for the-lata F. Fltsroy Dixon will be held th Cascade school houee this Sunday the Reverend F. A. Allen at Chaises conducting th service. Mr.

Richard' Gordon apent Thursday In town. The Cascades baseball turn will play th Wakefield team In Wakefield today. In the death of Mr. Francis Flta-Roy Dixon. Caocadea haa lost one of ita most eat earned and respected citiaena HI death was a shock to tho whole community for.

although he wee ailing or some time, he wss able to be around and at hie regular work up. to a few months sgo. Hs took a trip to ths Atlantic coaet for the benefit of hla health and had Juet returned on Monday seemingly much Improved. Mr. and Mr Chaa Crown spent Dm of tha best equipment finarallj auftiri for; laooeu.

STZNOOeUePHXIlS who "The Underwood'' Trpewritar ara 'n eonitant demand. EES IT I M.G.BRISTOW 9 METCALFE bTRET Phone Queen MV. Our All-Weather treads are tough, double thick and enduring. They production haa reduced cost And you get a price which, is far below many other makers. Are not those things worth getting? 'aFK THE GOODYEAR TIRE RUBBER COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED WOInTOOrlTO Faoeeer.

BOWlelAWTUX OUT. St, Ottaw YEAST CAKES ARE USED, AND Always ciYi KRFCCT UTtSFACTION Sunday at "Kellar Lodge" aa gueet, of Mlaa M. Potter. Mr. Geo.

Pendell motored up and apent Bunday with' Mr. B. Wright. SEE ALSO PAGE 20 Now is the Time to eave money by buying your Wall Paper. Thia month you oan eave trees to aa.

A oan at W.J. ARSON'S tor will vurprlM roix First oomw fts th beat clvolc. 1 laurikr avc.w. q. m.

Moaey to Loai At 1-1 pew cconv Real Estata Scourl. ty only. 0. A. DOVQLAM 00, LTD, Flnsnrsal Broker, ft aTABU STREKT.

The Bank of Ottawa DIVIDENO NO. 12. VTOTICE li hereby tht dividend ot three pr being th ret of twelv per cent, per annum, upon the Mld-uD cbdIuI Hock of thia Bank, ha thU day bean (teclared for the current three mem tha. fend that th dividend will be Davable at the Bank and lte branches on and, after Tueadav, the flrtt dav of Heotember. 1914.

to aharaholder of record at the rloe of bualnea on th 18th of Auiutt next. Bv order of the Board. GEORGE BURN, General Manafer. Ottev. July JO.

JW4. Administrator's Sale, TAKE notice that for th purpose ot distributing the Estate of the late Patrlrk Hurlev there will be offered for ale bv the Administrator of said Estate, pursuant to the nowei-s vested In him -under the Devolution of Estates Actwby public auotlon at the office of W. Cole. Hope Buflrltn. 62 Spark Ottawra.

en Wednesday, the ftth day of Reptember. A.D. 1M4. at the hour of 2 SO o'clock In the arternoun, the following lands and premises situate In the Gttv of -Ottawa, namely: The Easterly division or iot aNumoer Ten 1 10) on th West side of Dlvlsyn -treel. Erected thsreon la frame dwellln house known tas Nunrber SI Division Street (new call-, 1 ed Brxth.

-f Terms 10 per cent, st the time of sit and the balance within -thlrtv deiy (thereafter. For further part.cuUYs 'p-t olv to the underslitned. nted at Ottawa this 1st day of August, A.D. 1H. 1 FRTPP A McOEE.

Carleton Chambers. Sparks Ottawa Solicitor for Administrator. THE OTTAWA NEW YORK RAILWAY COMPANY Ottawa. August- IS, 1914. NOTICE ia hereby given that Ui An-nual Meeting of th shareholders of Ottawa and New York Railway Company will be held at the main office of the Comomy, l.

the City of Ottawa, 'Province of Ontario, on th third Tues-' day of rtepiember. ltls (being th Afteenth div of that month), at I O'clock tn the afternoon, for the purpose of electing a new Board of Directors for the ensuing year, and for th transact ton of such other buslneas as may be brought before the meeting. DWKiHT W. PARDEE The Commissioners of the Transcontinental Railway HOTICI TO CONTRACTORS. tenders addressed" to the na derstgned, marked on th shvelop "Tsndsr for th construction of Pipe Lain from 8U Vital to Transcona." will be re- iclved at the office of the Commissioners -ot the Transcontinental Railway at Ottawa, until twelve o'clock- noon of Tuesday, th tth day of August.

1914, for supplying and laying compute with valve, elbows. ocll eastings, IX-tnefc caat iron pipe from pump house St. Vital. Manitoba, to Reservoir at Transcona. Manltob, distance of ap-proalmately 11.10 feet.

In aooordenee with the plans, proflles and specification wf th Commlasioncra. Plan, proflle and pecifl cations may be seen in the office of the Chief Engineer ar Ottawa and in the office of th Acting District Bnglnser et St. Boniface, i Manitoba. Persons tsnderirvg ar notified that tenders must be en the printed forma -uppllsd bv th Commissioner. Tenderer shell not be tn any way n- -titled to rely upon the auantltle.

elam-retlen or any other Information given by -any 'person en behalf ef the Commlsslon--ers. and before submitting any tndr bidder should make a cerefui zsmina-tlon of the plan, profiles, drawings and sped fleet ton, read tbe forms to be executed, and fully enrorm theqa selves a to th ouanttty quality miterlals, and character of workmanship required and are undsreiood to accept and agree to be bound by the term and condition contained In th form of eoatmct. eoecl neat Ions. ask4 to the forsa of Eeh fender mat be tgrtd end led bv all th parties to ttts tender, end rjt-neseed end moat be cooraanUd by an accepted ctieeu on a chartered benfe of the Dominion ef Canada, payable to the order of The Commissioners of ther? Transcontinental Railway, for the uor ef M.0M.NL Th etteem deposttsd by ttie Mrtr or Crties whose tender 1 accepted will poet ted to ths or edit ef the Receiver -General Canada as ftecurltr for the due and fsirtrf! pwfnmnfs of th eon-tract according to It term. Cherroe deposited bv partlee whose Under ere rejected erflf be returned within ten dtfyg after the signing of the contract.

-Th ta is'sersed reieet jry 4 aU tender. SsusUut. The Cemmleeleeers ef -the traneeeaHnental tUSeaar. Ottawa. Auareet I.

m. Weereeeeera HMertlmr 'Itita TerUae-aseet itaeut autaorttr froal tae Co-n- eru. aei se asueisev i I 111,.