The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 18

18 THE CITIZEN, OTTAWA. CANADA. Saturday, May 4, 1912. THE OGILVY STORE Buy Your 8IFT0N STABLE WAS SECOND In Class For Ladies Hunters at Toronto Horse Show. Summer Neckwear, Bags and Belts All carefully selected from the different manufacturers and most reasonably priced.

Worth anyone's while to call and look over. Summer Goods A Heal Health Coffee at Esmonde's NanraaMial Toronto, May 3 A. miscellaneous program of events was provided at the Toronto Horse Show today, and large crowds attended, about four thousand Where Value is Given for people being present in the evcmn There is nothing unheal thfulabout Coffee if you use pure Coffee without Chicory and vith the chaff or harsh outer shell takes out ia the grinding. The judging of the ladies' harness Every Cent You Spend. Refrigerators horses struck the fancy.

Mi Real Hand Made Irish Crochet Neckwear Coat Sets in Baby Irish $6.50, $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00. Coat Sets In Irish Empire $7.50. $10.00 and $12.00. Dress Collar and Cuff Sets In Baby Irish $1.50, $5.00. In Irish Guipure $5.00, $8.50 Yeager carried off first prize driving Jwtr father's Kye Opener, Mrs.

Adam Heck, with Lady Norfolk, feeing second, JUid Miss C'lanccy, with KaiU frincesH. third. Twenty-three hunters participated in the pen Jump contest, and provided MACEAME CORD AND FABRIC BAGS 35c each Macrame Cord Bags, White or Ecru with fringed ends and draw string handle. 50c each. White or Ecru Cord Bags with gilt frame.

White Mercerised Fabric Bags with small change purse attached to outside of bag and cord handles. Macrame Cord Bags in White, Kcru or Black mixed with W'hite, fitted with draw string handles. 75c each. W7hite Pique Bags, envelope shape, with Pearl clasp. Wrhite Mercerised Poplin Bags with braided scroll design and Gilt or Silvered Frames, also Poplin Bags in Sky, White, Grey or Ecru with Silver frame.

$1.50 each. White Allover Lace Bags, finished either with ball fringe or cord fringe and silvered or nlckle frames. White Pique Coat Sets, trimmed Valenciennes Lace 50c per set. Whito Pique Coat Sets, trimmed with Guipure Lace, Per set, 75c up to $2.50. Guipure Lace Coat Sets.

Imitation Baby Iri-h Coat Sets. Square or Pointed shapes. Per set 50c to $2.50 COAT COLLAKS AND SET White Pique Coat Collars, trimmed with Guipure Lace. 35c each. Coat Collars in White Swiss Embroidery, round or square backs, 50c to $1.25 each.

White Wash Belts, with White Pearl Buckles, sizes 24 to 34, 25c each. White Embroidered Belts with straight or scalloped edges and pearl buckles. White Wash Elastic Belts, 50c each. inuch keen sport, W.thout any mtsnaps. The most attractive feature of the af Mr.

Investor These are Real Money Maters $6,000. Splendid Brick House on Centre St. -Immediate possession. Will consider exchange for Tenement or Row. $5,500 Cash.

Blackburn Ave. Splendid home, B.V., one of the. best finished interiors in Sandy Hill. All improvements. Immediate possession.

$5,200. Fourth Ave. Beautiful Home. Good Lot 50 103. Garage and all conveniences.

This is the cheapest home on the Glebe. Owners with improved lots in Ottawa South or Glebe we will pay Cash or exchange; ask us about this? ternoon show was the juiiKin twenty-two ladies' hunters. The honors eventually rested with Hon. Adam Keck, whose stabler were awarded nrst and third colors, and Hon. Clifford FrenehBfip DITCH COULAKS in Baby Irish $2.00, $2.50, $3.

In Irish Guipure $3.00, $5.00, HAHV IRISH BOWS $1.00, $1.50, $1.75. BABY IRISH TABS $2.00 and $2.50. Yokes, with or without collar In a great variety of shapes and designs. (Sifton, who captured the second. Little ails Temple, 11 year old daughter of Ir.

Charles Temple, rode tile Beck torses to victory. As a result of Miss Temple's successes this week, she will r.de In the forthcoming Montreal show for Mr. AFTERNOON. Jumper, over eight Jump Billy, Captain W. T.

Montreal; 2, Hercules. Hon. Clifford Sifton. Ottawa; 3. The-Wasp.

Hon. CiliTard Amateur heavywe hunters 1, T-b Strand. linr.iscJare Farms, Oak-viiie; Dorchester. Lieut Clifford Sifton. Uoronto; Misty Morn, W.

D. F. Ja.rvls, Toronto. Made of the best quality kiln dried ash, with galvan I2R ized iron lining and eight walls in the construction. 19.65 up to $75.00.

See our special at $7.20 CHARLES OGILVY, Lid. Cor.Rideau Nicholas Sis. Fair of harness horse not over In 2 .1. Mreworks and Flourish. Hon.

Itoibert BeSti, Bowmauvllle; 2, Sir Hector Isarealhealth Coffee. Nochtcory. No substitute. But a real nigh grade Coffee, carefully selected, specially roasted and ground. Because It is all Coffee and nothing else, two pounds of DaHon's will go further than three pounds of any other kind.

Mild and Strong Blends in 13. 25 and 50c tins. Never sold in Bulk. Screen Doors and Dreadnought. T.

A. Crow. Toronto; 3. Eio Cpear and Wonder, A. Yeagar, ijiincoe.

Ktrinas of two nolo ponies Frand PATRIOTIC FUND STRANGE DOCTOR s-iwl No Name, K. It. Marshall, Toronto T. CL ARE Real Estate and Insurance 2. Minnie and Dariua.

A. O. Bcardmore, Tiromo; Kabbuts and KiUore, S. ''IIP' Hammond. Toronto.

Pacers, over 35.21. S.isie Ore, Miw ANNUAL REPORT K. L. Wilks, Gait: 2. Doctor C.

F. Bar trem, Toronto; 3, Tressa Bars, J. A. UNDERJRREST Taken by Police to Answer KeUy, ListoweL 313 Bank Street fortune. The horses were so used up at the end of the drive that Cruse had to sell them for $105.

Douglas then disappeared, and the fanner returned home toy rail, a sadder and a wiser man. He reported the case to the police of Cobourg, however, and from that time a net has been in course of weaving around Douglas. Douglas, who has 'been living In the Quyon for a good many years now, came to Ottawa day before yesterday. Inspector Foster happened on him in the street. He had a warrant for his arrest from Suipt.

Rogers, and shortly had him under lock and key. All. yes THE STAR Single high steppers 1, Fireworks Hon. Robert Beith; 2. Louise.

Capt. Koddtn; Opener. A. leaser. Relief Given in Regard to South African Assn.

Phones 8681. Res. 3442. Charge at Cobourg. Ladles' hunters 1, Frontenac.

Hon Adam Beck, London; 2. Eimhurst. Hon Clifford Sifton; 3, Sir Thomas. Hon. Has Moved, but struck no a iceberg.

Aflsm Beck. Otticers' teams of two, over lumps 1 A lot of people have moved The executive committee of the Ca Lieuts W. B. and ClIITord Sifton, Corps Inspector Foster, of the criminal Identification 'bureau, foas effected, the and are ot uuioes; 2. JjI.

col. 11. C. Cox and Lt. Funeral of H.

J. Allison. Chesterville, Ont. May 2. The re Frames made of the best quality pine filled and Cordon Myies, Ninth Mississausa Don't forget we have all arrest In Ottawa of a strange charac nadian (South Africa) Patriotic Fund Association has issued its sixth it shows total contributions during the twelve ytars the association has bun kinds of Hardware, Lawn Alowers, Rubber Hose and Morse; s.

Lieuts. I. K. and H. U.

Strathy, Ninth Horse. EVENING. mains of the late Mr. H. J.

Allison, one of the Montreal victims of the Ti terday and last night he spent in the cells at the police station. He is a man of middle height, fair of complexion and with a fair moustache. What of his criminal record is known begins in tho year 1907, 'but it was In 1909 first that he came to the notice ter with a strangely dramatic career, in tiie person of Dr. Douglas, alias Dr. Matheson Douglas, alias Dr.

Douglas Matheson, alleged swindler of good ru tanic disaster, were conveyed from (Trained. Any Size Complete $1 Hose Reels Green 'heavyweight liunters 1 Hose Reels, Wire Cloth, Window Screens, and Screen Doors that.kecp out the file. ral dwellers in divers part of the pro Paddy, Hon. Clifford Sifton; 2, Algonquin, Hon. Adam Beck; 3, Flying Fox, lowing party from Montreal accompanied the remains to Chesterville: Mr.

G. B. Allison, brother of the deceased; Mrs. G. B.

Allison, Mrs. Daniels, mother of Mrs. H. J. Allison, wife of the deceased, who went down with the vessel, and whose body has not been recovered; Mr.

(3. F. Johnston, uncle of the late Mr. Allison; Kev. Dr.

W. ft. Young, pastor of Dominion Square Methodist church, to which the late Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Allison belonged; and Messrs. J. W. McConnell, A.

H. Vlpond and Joseph Patrick, of Vancouver. in existence amounting to $340,975, and expenditure of $310,194. The latter include relief allowances to widows, orphans and dependents amounting to to Invalided and disable soldiers dependents separated at home leaving a balance of in unexpended contributions. Add vince of Ontario.

The career of Douglas, who has a. Chargers, owned and ridden- by offi of the Dominion police. In that year he is alleged to have appeared at a place called Hazard's Corners In Hastings county with a story that he was made his headquarters at Quyon, in cers 1, Misty Morn, W. D. P.

Star Hardware Halifax for interment In the place where he was born. The body was brought west on the 0. P. R. train from Halifax 'by Mr.

George B. Clarke, of Montreal, and Mr. J. S. Harding, of St.

John, N.B., a friend of the Allison family, accompanied Mr. Clarke. The transhipment of the remains was made at Montreal Junction to the Toronto train. The fol vernor Generals Body Guards; Pontiac county, for many years past, has aoout It a peculiar flavor of ro J'istletoe, Lt. Col.

D. M. Kobertson, 48th encaeed by the Imperial government ing to this accrued interest for twelve Mig-nian-iers; 3. Lord Grey, V. I.

1 erecting military towers. He bought Company mance. According to records of it held by the provincial police, he has years. $02,032 (less expenses of there remains an amount of $77,036 still two pieces of land for the purpose, out Pairs of high steppers 1, Eye Opener Jnd Wonder. A.

Yeager; 2, Fireworks 335 IXG1.V STREET. never paid for them. lie would re available for distribution. swindled numerous people in Ontario, representing himself at different times as a graduated physician, a member turn in the course of a month or so, "iiu nourish, Hon. Hubert Beith; 3, Phone 7210.

i'rnuer iind Sir Hector, T. A. Crow During the twelve years relief has been given to 21 widows, 30 orphans he said, but never came back. Hunters, over pen jump 1. The of the 'Scotland Yard detective force, In sundry other places his record shows that he has told similar stories, and 73 dependents (126), to fc3 invalid Mraud.

Knnisclare Farms; 2, The Wasp, a surveyor workine for tho Imnerial Hon. Clifford; 3, Sir Thomas, Hon. ed or disabled soldiers, and to 342 de government for the erection of mili obtaining by them free board and Auajn Beck. pendents eeiparated at home, a total tary lookout towers, and in other roles other advantages. That he is a man Ladies' harness horses 1.

Eye Open of 1,121 persons. no less attractive. A tribute to the management of the er, A. leaner; 2, lady Norfolk, Mrs. Adam Beck; 3, Lock Kyan Princess, K.

of imagination is patent from the re cord. This morninir he was taken back to jj. Clancy, oueipn. Cobourg, Provincial Inspector Keep your Hose wound on Saddle horses, not over 15.2 1. Last fund is the record of an expenditure in twelve years for printing, management, of but 1 4-6 per cent ot the tsoya.

and there he will be arraigned one of them and it will add Post, Hon. Clifford Sifton; 2. Confidante, on one of a number of counts against 'Mrs. J. A.

McSioy, St. Catharines; 3, mm. xne specific charge will be that of having fleeced Mr. Walter ione nicer, e. it.

KODinsoti, Hamilton. Teams of three oualilied hunters owned and ridden by members in cos Cruse, a fanner of that vicinity, of $60. and material for a suit of clothes. tume 1. Hon.

Adam Beck; 2, Hon Clifford Sifton; 3. Hon. Clifford Sifton. total sum expended in relief, TO HUDSON BAY Steamer Minto to Take up Hy-drographic Party, Mr. Cruse was in the city yesterday in connection with tho arrest, and told VIA NEW YORK his story to a Citizen reporter.

Dur Garden Requisites Spring time is the ignal for yard cleaning and gardening. To successfully accomplish this you must have: TO RECEIVE FOUNDER DENTAL ADVICE Papers Read Before Convention at Final Session. The Eastern Ontario Dental Association held its final meeting yesterday, whon two valuable papers were read. Dr. Mildred E.

Manna, who is the only representative of the ralr sex attending the convention, addressed the meeting on pyorrhoea, a disease of the rums. She was followed 'by Dr. W. C. Davy of Morrisburg, wjth a paper on The Kstaillishment and Mainten ing tne month of January, 1910, he said, Douglas had stopied in front of his farm house, and had asked for a Overseas Club Arrangements Instructions have been issued by the meal.

He was taken in tv Cruse end minister of marine to have the gov was given food. During the meal he many years of life to it. Special at $1 Porch and Veranda Chairs Made of hardwood neatly painted and varnished with wide arms. Special at $1.50 Rockers to match the above Chairs Special at 1.90 Window Screens For Mr. wrench's Visit.

ernment steamer Minto overhauled asked his host's name, and finding it A large and cnthii.iia.stlo meeting' of was uruse. told him that a fortune had loft him by a man of the the executive of the Overseas Club and fitted up for a trip to Hudson Bay. The Minto will carry a party of exports of the Hydrographlc branch of the marlno department who will continue and, if possible, complete OTTAWA ONE Commencing Today same name who had died in Australia. After the alleged swindler had finished the faro provided for him. was held Uist evening in th Russell House, for the purpose of making further arrangements for the reception of Kvelyn Wrench, the organizer of the during the summer the surveys of the Cruso showed him some tilue ma two harbors.

Port Nelson and Fort terial he had purchased for a new movement, who cabled the, secretary Churchill, to determine which port of suit. The guest Informed him that a few days ago that he would be here fers the greater advantages as a ter he had no right to have this cloth. and confiscated it. stating that he he- 11 minus for the Hudson Bay Railway. A further investigation win be carried on also to determine the ice con longed to the Scotlard Yard force and that the goods in Cruse's possession ance in Our Patients of an Optimistic Attitude Towards Dental Operation.

Don't let your patients get away with any Idea that you are performing this or that operation simply to put money In your pocket when It is not strictly necessary," said Dr. Davy. Any patient who hints at this you would do well to refer to another dentist in whom he or she tuis more oon-tidence. He sympathetic with your pa-tients and always let them know when you are going to hurt them." Tho hest la cheapest in pencils as in most other things. Kveryone, of were dangerous to anyone holding RAKES HOES SPADES TROWELS HOSE ROLLERS.

ditions and period of safe navigation of Hudson Bay and Straits. Tho them, inasmuch as they were of a kind which had been formerly used to Minto will "be under command of Cap clothe the Imiwrlal police, but had tain Anderson, who will have with him Capt. Sam Hartlett, of St. John's Newfoundland, tbe veteran Arctic been rejected In favor of khaki. Douglas also charged his host 60 navigator.

medical fees for applying some on Empire Iiy. The matter of an impropriate celebration on Empire Pay was also taken up and discussed and tho meeting decided to put forth every effort to line up a good program for that day. It wan decided to put an automobile at the disposal of Mr. Wrench when he urrivea In tho city. Arrangement are being made for the holding of a banquet at tho tJrand I'nlon Hotel at o'clock.

Prominent nien all over the city will tc Invited to attend and among the Invitations will be ono to 11. It. lt. the Itaiko of Comuught. Although not definitely decided, Mr.

Wrench may address a nattering of tho boy scouts on Par-II VJient Hill In the afternoon. Mr, "mV. li. president of tho club, -was in Uu chair. mustard plasters to his ailing wife's If cold chicken, turkey or other back.

Then Cruse drove him about roasted nieat la covered with a damn be country for four days, Douglas course, knows tne K.o.l-1-noor is tho liest Pencil. And an it last Ix times hs Ionr as an ordinary pencil, well, you'll also agree It is the cheapest. All dealers upply. cloth It will rotaln Its flavor well. Ensign Films The fine weather means good pictures.

Buy Ensign Films for good Results. They make the best negatives for stating that it was necessary to see a family called Crewson to prevent them from making a claim on the Australian The Burt Ventilator I' Carters Did Not Attend. You cannot afford to Of which we have an ample stock and an endless variety. You can depend on every tool we sell you. It's made of the best of mater Owing to a lack of attendance, the meeting of the city carters which was Is Different do without it you will tone up your whole system Ve have them in sizes to fit anv window.

IB Prints and Enlargements I by taking, in the morning, SEE OUR SPECIAL AMUSEMENTS. TUB IX LW HOY. C. Jamei Il.nirfift. who Is nn.st pleasantly renumbered or his splendid work In The Private Secretary, owned a two night enK'ittement at the Uussi II theatre last cveiiliu and both he and The Burt Ventilator posseMei patented features whb'h are not found In any other ventilator.

It ha never failed to give Perfect satisfaction wherever used. Write for special catalogue. to have been held at llobbs hall at 335 Wellington street last night, did not take de'iinlto form. The several men present disrupted tho forming of a union, and the rate of pay which the men receive. Tho corporation pay $4.86 per day for teams, and the men think that they should receive at least $5.

In view of the fact that teams In Toronto receive per day, they are- also of the opinion that they should demand an Increase. Prominent German Dead. Hcrlln. May $. Itudolf Von Hen nlgHvn died suddenly here today.

He was the llrst Covertior of (iernian Call and give us a Trial. The Capital Photographic Store 177 Bank St. Phone 8549. his company pleased un appreciative Which opens to 41 inches, at 25c Lawn Seats Made of the best quality red oak, neatly painted and varnished. Special at $1 50 Lawn Swings audience- He uppearinv this tinu In the minis role of Tho New Jloy, a three act furva comedy by Arthur Charles Watt 118 BP ABU ST.

Law. Tha naar boy with the a1v-n Natural Laxative Qolckly Relieves tura or a man, who, being small In lis, when taken liy hit newly married Geo. W. Reed Co. wua to visu ner consul, s.

hoolm.is New (luinea and a of the noted national leader Iludoir Von Hcniilg-sen who died Aug. 7, 1902. tor, is taken for new Imy mid CONSTIPATION Montreal. treated acvomitmiy, iHth by ihe schoolmaster and bv tlie boys. The Give Him A Birlts' Watch rtoya msKs mm toh furmer's or Estate James chard, for which Is sentenced to i birtehed.

his blent It ravftl 1n tlsie a.ivra him fmm this degrsd.itton, and t'io real culprit it plinlshel. Ths pluy lends Itself lo lively cotiic.lv SbuR Summer THe Seashore Offers the Ideal WARM SEA BATHING DEEP SEA FISHING nd Itantroft'N Internrefntb.n is anil clnvrr. The role fit hlin even belter Ihiin dbl jmrt In whUh he Iisa nern previously wen here. Thi In a confrere of jour leaving town to wrk fortune elsewhere. Send him olT with Kirks' Watth in hi iwlcet it will he a lifo-lonpr rciiiemliranre of your rxtepm.

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