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PAGE FIVE. Tuesdav. June 20, 1916. THE CITIZEN, OTTAWA, CANADA, Ralph Dayton. Kdmunston.

X. 420S77, CpL Frederick Perci- TTTF1 11 ff A XT I "Always More For Less." Snaps for Wednesday GEN. MERCER KILLED IN ACTION 900 NAMES JN MONDAY'S LISTS Ottawa and Hull Men in the Latest Casualties. Mounted Brigade Prominent in the Early Morning Record of Canadian Losses. Summer Tivo-piece Suits Smart 2-pieee Summer Suits made of VThiU Washable Piqne tuiu niatiy trimaied witii reari Buttons and Patch Pockets.

The Coat is belted and is trimmed with the tripes, is buttoned up front with White Pearl Buttons. Wednesday snap 49 Smart Middy Strits Trafford if she had received me this afternoon. After you went up to the Abbey I took a spin in the ear to Basingstoke and I saw MtesVail in the High Street As her ladyship saw fit to be not at home to me, of course, she missed the tidings I could have given her. Miss Vail Is at home by now, never fear." "I was with Lady Trafford and Mr. Wyndham in the grounds when your card was brought out to her," lied "Mr.

Richard Raven," boldly. She seemed sorry she bad to deny herself, but she remarked that if she admitted one caller, she would have to admit the whole county, and she cannot well do that at present." Did she now did she take" It like that?" Mr. Tenniers' hand shook as he poised his champagne glass half way to his lips. "1 was afraid It was a personal slight, and I was a little bit hurt, seeing that Sir Trevor and I had been such pals. I was always more chummy with the old man than with the frozen madonna, as we used to call her in the profession.

Raven, 1 am under a deep obligation to you for restoring my self-respect." "Don't mention it," was the careless reply, in which, if Mr. Tenniers had been aware of what was at the back of his guest's mind, he would have admitted that there was more art than he himself, with all his experience, had ever crammed, into a three-act performance. The talk drifted into other channels, Miss Tenniers bearing her Desrosiers. Montreal; Pte. Clifford Reeves IHckersnn, Dauphin.

A20276 Cpl. Warren Ernest Dickson. Wlnnines: 136034 pte. Frederick Lynn Msttirnal. Sedge-wick.

477252 Pte. William whan. Montreal; 6f239 Private John Donnelly. Mom-ton. X.

A20020, Pte. Herbert Branigan, Ire-lanl; 402017. Pte. Leonard Brooks, England: 1W. Fte.

Joseph Wm. Burke, Scotland: TIW. Pte. Joseph Caprani. England: 715S7.

Pte. William George Edmund England: 153-015. Pte. George Oghom. Scotland; A40113.

Pte. Krederk-k Charles Clarke. England: tmib. Sergt, Alexander IT 2aZm: -i i -sa Children and busses Jliddy Suits nicely trimmed and in a large number of sizes A right smart suit for outing or street wear and exceptional value at our special Wednesday 51 AQ price of White Silk Blouse Dainty White Jap Blouses, made in the very latest styles and of good quality silk A regular $1.50 value. Wednesday QQs snap Dominion House Furnishing Co, 181 183 183 BANK STREET Comer Gloucester Street.

OTTAWA AXI HOL SOLDIERS S. CASCALTV LISTS. Wounded. Lieut- Kdward Botterell. remaining on duty, kin at 1 O'Connor afreet, Sergt, Joseph Lauder, kin at 704 Albert street.

Ottawa. Pte. Frank O'Reilly, kin at Arlington avenue. Ottawa. Pte.

Israel, Parserau, kin at 363 HI Puke street, HulL Pte. Bertie Charles Pitcher, kin at 440 Clarence street, Ottawa. Pte. R. C.

W. Barclay, kin in Ottawa. Lieut William Anderson, kin at IBS Carting avenue. Ottawa. (1 a.m..

June SO. llfl.) Srrt Can. B-lv. Headquarters) Killed in Action Major Genera! Malcolm Smith Mercer, Toronto. Infantry KHied in Action Lieut.

Stanley Victor Brittan, Montreal, P. Q-l 442S66. Pte. Arthur James Chapman. TraSll.

B. SI 94, Pte. Walter Belleville. A1112J. Pte.

Stanley John Creighton, London, 17109, L. Cll. William McLean Day, New Westminister, B. 4080S3, Pte. John Joseph Donnelly, Rochester.

N. 433105, Pte. Thomas Gordon, Edmonton, 414909, Pte. Henry Wallace King, Windsor, K. McGSl, Pte.

Norman McArthur, Edmonton, Lieut. Edwin Cameron Nicol, Port Huron, U. S. A24209. Pte.

Roderick James Poena, Prince Albert, Capt. William Henry Victor Vandersmiesen, Toronto; 404499, Pte. Robert James Wood wards, Toronto. 432405, Pte. George Randall, 432525, Pte.

Richard Vale, Scotland; 436522. Pte. John Kerr. Scotland; 424848, Pte. William Greig, Scotland; Lieut.

Whitford W. Weston, England; 435505, Pte. Arthur Stanley Durant, England; 117454, LCpl. Frank Proctor Oldroyd, England; 435211. Pte.

Jas. Halsey, England; 417231. Pte. Alfred Joseph Tudgay, England; 436757, Pte. George Rafter, Ireland; 432717, Pte.

Jamea SmXti, Scotland: 432225, Pte. Henry Thomas Kemp, England; 434402, Pte. Edward Ernest Young, England; 436611, Pte. Jame Crawford, Scotland. Previously reported missing, believed killed, now killed in action Capt.

John Clarence Milne, Port Arthur. Ont. Previously reported missing, now officially killed in 'action Lieut, a Hugh Williamson MacDonnell, Kingston, Ont-: 404460. Pte. Norman Southern, Toronto; Lieut.

Robert Joseph Selbie. England; Lieut. James Gilbert Walker, kin at No. 2 Stationary Hospital, C. E.

F. Died of wounds 467037, Pte. Henry Jamea MesSham, England; 439277, Pte. Allan Paton McKie, Scotland; 27341, Pte. Albert Haley, England; 420254, jj There's Only One I Ottawa Dairy Ice Cream and it'a sold by Druggists and Confectioners in Brick Form.

af Special Orders, Phone Q. 1188. 0 A We can deliver, on short notice, all kinds of Anthracite and Bituminous Coals, at lowest prices. Quality and service guaranteed. The C.

C. RAY Co. phones: A Corp Thoo. Gibson Auld, Scotland; 405-m tj Jimn Cobbon. England: 58 SPARKS ST.

1111T4. Pte. Edmund R. Fish, S. John.

X. B-; 7760. Pte. Herbert Koxton, Toronto; 401524, Pte. Arthur Gariick.

Dutton. Ont; 111188 Pte. Roy Frederick Gaynor, Chatham. X. 110197.

Pte. William Archibald Gordon, Toronto; 117277, Pte. Harold Grime. Calgary. 109411.

Pte. John Imbtr, Toronto; 110266. pte. Llewellyn Jackson. Montreal; 111238.

Pte Charles Andrew Johnstone, Harcourt N. 111267, Corporal James William Ijtndells. Musquodoboit Harbor. N.S; 11MU0, Pte. John Joseph Belfontaine.

HaHfax, 442937, Ptr. Carl William Berg. Trail, B.C.; 113089. Pte. William George U'llintori.

Peter-boio. HT163. Pte. Arthur Bra- x'l. De Wlnton.

11005S. Pte. Wilfred Xewton Brookhouse, Magrtg. P.Q 113HS, Samuel Ernest Burehitl. Merrickville.

Ont: 111069. Pte. Daniel Cameron. Springhill. N.S.; 110074, Pte.

James A.exander Campbell. Sydney, X.S.; 4A3961, lt. Frank Charnley, Vancouver, B.C.; 114460. Pte. William Chubb, Winnipeg.

475044, Pte. Jamea Cockburn, Winnipeg, 111103. Lance-Corp William Rogers Coll, Sydney Mines. C.B., N.8.; 10S164. Pte.

Clifford Convey, Glanford, Ont; 10S10. Its. Albert Couillard, Montreal; 111121, Pte. Haxen Walter Cros-bie. Chatham, N.R Previously reported missing, now officially wounded 463724.

Pte. Geo. Appleford, Vancouver. Engineers-Killed in action 5177 Sapper John Robert Duncan Philip, North Seattle. U.S.A.; 45030 Sapper Cyril Frederick Probln.

Toronto, Cpl. Arthur Harper Qua. Paris, Ont Died of wounds 6238 Edwin J. McDougall, Lancaster. Ont Missing, believed killed 23591 Sapper Alexander Wallace, Dalhou-sie.

N.B. Wounded 73756 George Cleveland Boulton, Winnipeg: 15345 Cpl. John Kiler Byers, Evansville, Ind-. U.S.A.; 300035 Gunner Charles David Clatrmont Marmora. Ont; 500646 Sapper Bruce Robinson! Clerihew, Parry Sound, Ont; 6011461 Sapper Lee Fortune.

Amherst N.S. 502841 Sapper Ersklne Jones, Van couver, B.C.; 6176 Sapper Russell Frank Phillips, Fairville'. N.S.;602625 Sapper John Woods, Thorndale. Ont. 472345, Sapper Bertram Walter Lewis, England; 442768, Sapper Herbert Rendell, England; 501125, Sapper Christopher Rutherford, England; 81 SS0.

Sapper Wilfred Ernest Thomas, England; 73321. Pte. Arthur G. Tray ler, England. Paralysis Lieut.

Herbert Spencer Holcroft, Orillia, Ont Previously reported missing, now wounded, 4866S7, Sapper Warner Johnsfon, Mond Mine, Ont Artillery. Killed in action 42377 Gunner Frederick David Rlsldore, St. Cath arlnes, Ont; 300702 Gunner Herbert Milllnglon Arnott, Toronto, Ont 300032 Gunner George Alfred Chandler, Toronto, Ont; 300292 Driver John Corby, Belleville, Ont 42319 Gunner John Horning, Tapley-town, Ont. 1 90108, Gunner Thomas A. Boyle, New castle, N.B.; 434898, Pte.

Raymond Matthews, Calgary, 83956, Sgt Francis Joseph Slacki Hamilton, Ont. 304283. Gunner Sydney Mercer Mc- Whinney, Toronto. Missing 40644, Gunner Harold Ewart, Toronto: 41903, Driver Wil-Hara Whitehouse, St Malo, P.Q, Seriously ill 91592 Gunner Geo. Herbert Johnson, Hamilton, Ont Wounded 91312 Driver Edward Andrews, Toronto; 401285 Pte.

Clifford PL Aachlson, Clinton, Ont; 404570 Pte. John Auld, Toronto; Lieutenant William Anderson, 158 Carting avenue, Ottawa, Ont; 16399, Pte. Archibald Leslie Bebeau, East San Diego, U.S.A.; 300556, Gunner Ernest Robert Bradbury, Whitby, Ont; 429275, Pte. Leon Dou-taz. New Westminster, B.C.; 40112, Sergeant William George Eden, Seattle, Washington, U.S.A.

Lieut Andrew Alfred Gillies, Head of Tide, Restigouche K. 22689 Pte. Martin Stewart Johnson, Bartibog Bridge, N.B.; 90 Gr. That-Johnson, Montreal; 245 Gr. Murray Johnstone, Sydney, C.

N.8.; 40232, Gunner Victor Neil, Winnipeg; 216, Pte. James Peacock, Toronto; 83183, Gunner David Clayton, Toronto, Ontario; 300534 Gunner James Robertson, Toronto; 64048, Sgt James G. Scott, Ingersoll, 154 Bdr. Fred. Morris Swift, Montreal; 301014 Acting Corporal Harold Perclval Eldridge, England; 673 Pte.

Carl Poulson, Denmark; 693 Gunner William Turner, England: ner, William Turner. England. Previously reported missing, now returned to regimental duty Pte. Wm. Sim, Scotland.

Medical Services. Wounded 32730 Pte. Jos. Car- less, England; 34403 Sergt. Herbert Parry Evans, North Wales; 32865 Pte.

Felix Merry Cahill, Arnprlor, Ont; 629623 Pte. Loughlln Lion McPhall, Kenora, Ont; 42741 Gun ner George Slade, Brantford, Ont Pay Office, London. Dangerously ill 42820 Robert A. W. Hay, Saskatoon, Sask.

(S p.m., June 19, 1916.) Infantry Killed In Action 432952, Pte. William Gibbings Berts, Rochester, WANTED MISCFXLAJi EOUS. vt ANTED. BT POOR WOMAN, BtACX ault or ngnt weiint coat, to bur cheap. iw wjm ii.imc, i A yaara.

Apply Boi 394. Citlaen. ja I WANT TO BORROW $19 VOH ONE year; pay back $14 a month. Beat security. Ilka bank.

Bonus $14. Box 1 -RELIABLE WOMAN WANTED TO jlv care for cniia 2 years old. Apply Box 2 Si. Cltlxcn. it IT, SMALL RUNABOUT WANTED.

must be la good running condition. Cash. Box 273. VVTANTED, FLAT BOTTOM BOAT. BEO- ond-band, in good condition.

Apply iimvn, aiTins price, oonaiuon. WANTED TO RENT, A MOTOR launcn. Tor July and August. E. a ll McLaren, q.

SOU. H'AXISD, A PETERBORO CANOE IN good condition. Box 267. egfe n'ANTID. GAS MCST RtB f- good ana cheap.

Tl. C. 1401, rpEAMS WANTED TO DRAW SAND or none itiaeaa canal supply Co Tel. C. 40 or Q.

tlM. I TYPEWRITER, VISIBLE. SINGLE KEY Board preferred: etata price. Box 3, cttixen. i ANTED.

FEATHER BEDS, ANT aroa. any aga. Highest cash price paid. Crown Feather 421 Gladstone Ave Phone Queen 74. laj, TV'S PAT mOOTIT PlUCSi FOR SEC-V end hand furniture.

R. 7I. KBHICT PRICES PAID FOR RAOS, haaw clothing, hardware. Jewelry. Mrs.

R. Kamln.kr, ti William. X. utt. A i8B CJECOND-HAND FXTtNITTRE.

STOVEU yj and eMUluag eonght. Tel. R. 12S. UC HORSES OR CARTING OUTFIT Wanted.

Exchange for rested city house. Q. 7SJ. 1 1A HIGHiST PRICES FOR RAGS, CLOTH-lnjr. hardware, jewelry.

Mrs. R. Kam-inalqr. il WUlum S. 1U4L 14B val Bousfield.

Winnipeg, 475438. Pte. Ernest Albert Brigden. Verdun. P.

457243. Pte. John Caine. Montreal. P.

6551, Chapman, Aisla Craig, Ont; 26316 Lee. Cpl. Henri DeN'evers, Montreal; 451106, Pte. Thomas Geo. Earl.

Swansea. Ont; 442061, Pte. Judson Woodworih Eaton, Grsnille Center, N. 164075. Pte.

Clarence Glee Eggleton (previously reported missing), Foxboro. 475834, Pte. William Arthur" Elderkin, Wolfviile. N. 457998, Pte.

John Evans, Montreal; A34049, Pte. Harold Charles Evans. Calgary," 65325, Pte. Lawrence Ferguson. Prince Albert, 458580, Priv ate Edward Callaghan, Point St Charles, P.

Lieut. Harry George Goult, Vancouver, B. 436714. Private' Walter Henry Hanson, kin at Edmonton, Alberta; Capt. Daniel Jos.

McKinney. Toronto; McG195 A. Cyril March, Boston. 420999 "Pte. Andrew Ryan, Mowbridge.

S.D.. US 13802 Lee. P. J. Sargent Foam Lake, 13152 Pte.

Eric Bowen-Smith. Hanley. Sask; 9254 Pte. Chas. A.

Thomas, Toronto; Lieut. Henry Walter Variance, Hamilton, 457187 Lee. -Sergt. Horace Thornton Walker, Montreal; 432504 Pte. Robt.

Warring, Edmonton South. 432418 Pte. John Hay Whyte, Edmonton, 440998 Ernest Jas. Wren-nick. Pleasant Dale, 457425 Pte.

Richard Thomas Wright, Montreal; 432719 Pte. Arthur Young, Plcton, Ontario; 602490, Pte. Ftedk. Zeigler, Har-riston, Capt Wm. Dubleton Holmes.

D.S.O.. Victoria, B.C.; 43238S Pte. Charles Richard Lessey. Edmonton, 45S553 Pte. George Lloyd, Grenville, 4S6S28 Pte.

George Edward Baxter, Honora Bay, Ont: 418481 Sergt. George Brown, Montreal; Lt. Chas. C. O.

MacPee Adams, Vancouver. B.C.: 26153 C.S.M. George Armstrong, Montreal; 440237 Pte. Ernest Vance Arnold, Saskatoon, 458596 Pte. Herbert Atkins, Montreal; 442014 Pte Wm.

Riley Baker, Grand Forks. B-C; 81043 Pte. Jack Barker, Winnipeg; 431129 Pioneer Thomas Lorno Beamish, Calgary, 23630 Sergt Edouard Bourbonnais, Em- brun, Ont; 430S95 Pioneer Jas. Brown (previously missing), Victoria, B.C.; 418617 Pte. James Burnett Montreal; 475496 Pte.

Clifford Robt. Burrows, Belleville, 442346 Pte. Alfred Charles Butler, Nelson. B.C.; 47o363 Pte. Bedford Donald Chase, Port Williams.

N.S.; 457O0O4 Pte. Henry Collins. 4) mtreal. 1W wounds 101096 Pte. Gordon Belt-otirt.

Lac Ste. Anne, 460525 Pte. Andrew Bird, Lily Bay, A44233 Pte. Hanford Stanley Allabay, Salt Spring, N.B.; 418485 Pte. Edmond Blanchard, St.

Johns, 454060 Pte, Reuben Belch, Belleville, Ont; 61107 Pte. Alfred Edward Cork, Chamber lain, 7138! Pte. Thos. Fisher, Winnipeg; 414314 Pte. David John Coleman, kin at Springhill.

463528 Pioneer James Patterson Mc Leod, Hazelton, B.C. Died 157118 Henry Harold Allen, Aurora, Ont. Mtesing 475765, Pte. George Gil bert Beatson, Winnipeg, 6106L Pte. Richard Tupper Bullen Deerfleld, 61161, Pte.

Rich ard Fenton, St. Norbert, A44258, Pte. Thomas Gordon Milltown, N. B. McG159, Pte.

Ar thur Stuart Anderson, PeterborOj 476400, Pte. John Crawford Anglin, Toronto, Ont; 428117, Pte David Newton Bryenton, uryenton N. B. 475801, Pte. Harry Adolph Cochran, Carman, A14314, Pte.

David John Coleman, Spring hill. N. 451170, Pte. Charles William Archibald Corln, Toronto; 164078, Pte. Clarence Glee Eggle ton.

Foxboro, Ont; A10972, Pte. Edward H. Ireland, Montreal; 163319, Pte. Walter English, June 3rd, Sharon, Ont; 475839, Pte. Archibald Cairns Ewing, Montreal; 416904, Pte.

Clinton Mongeau, Longueull, P. Q. Previously Reported Missing Now Rejoined Regiment 115079, Pte. Roy Turner Mullin, Victoria, B. C.

Wounded and Missing 51161, Pte. Samuel Edmondson, New York, V. S. A. Suffering From Shock 153227, Cpl Frederick Robert Maltland Winnipeg; 144938, Pte.

Hector Mos- sop. Smith's Falls, Ont; 419062, Pte. Albert Rlach, Montreal; 29488, Pte. Albert Ritchie, Hamilton, Ont; 452970, Sergt. Ray Davis Somer-vllle, Sault Ste.

Marie, Ont; 414438, (Continued on Page Ten.) SUMMER KKSORTS. BOARDERB WANTED AT ATLHKB, minutea from Ottawa, cool rooms, near lake; sood country board. Mlsa uravaue, P.O. Box il, Aylraer. 19 TOt-TB TO LET FOR SUMMER XX months: I minutes' walk from Cas cades Station, for particulars apply to Ion.

Manoney. Cascades. Qua. I 'ARQE ROOMY COTTAGE AT NOR- hmfb ior aaie or rani. ao- gjTjlojasA.

Graham, Norway Bay, river front. 159 for season. Apply W. P. Flynn, It Cumberland Ottawa, tj OUMMER COTTAGE TO RENT AT K3 Kirk's Ferry.

160 Booth St. Apply Jas. Reynolds, TO RENT, BUMMER COTTAOB AT Tenaca on the Gatineau, furnished, fireplace, piano, lea, sood bathing, fins scenery. Phone Carting lot. 1J4 T66m WITH BOARD, 10 MIN.

WALK A from car. Apply Box (4A Ayhner East. Que. -JTVJR 8 ALE, 100x RIVER FRONT, AT X' Norway Bay. Apply 4.

fl. OMA PARK, BRITANNIA, SINGLE Xi or double room, suitable for ladles or married couple. Tel. Q. "398, or Box S6t i RAND VIEW HOTEL, FITZROY HAR- VI hour.

acceasiblo by boat or train; week end excursions from Ottawa: quiet, healthy locality, safe bathing, boating and fishing; modern accommodation; prices moderate James O'Donnell. proprietor, SOTTAGE TO RENT FOR SEASON AT Norway Bay. For particulars tat Q-S49I. COTTAGE AT WOODKOtTE, CLOSE'tO beach; cheap rent. Apply Fly-mouth Are.

8 HOUSE FOR STJMMlrrt" FOR couple or small family; good locality: Rldeau River. Tel. C. J987. I TABr.tr: boars DOUBLE FITRNISHED ROOMS TO LET, alo table board.

1J Usirsr St 14 CALEDONIAN DINTNCS" ROOM.TABI,E board. Cor. Metcalfe and Albert Sts. mHE CALEDONIAJ4. 117 ALBERT STr, room and board.

rpiIE ABERFELDT. 22 Table board and rooms LISGAR. THE SHERBROOKE. COR. SLATER and O'Connor.

Table board. 122 54 month. Q. 1724 tB ACRIER WEST; 137. HIGH CLASS A board.

133 per month, also well furnished rooms. CARDS. HAVE TOUR PLUMBING AND HKAT-In orer heeled by G. Prowse, Eel. 88.

BY EXPERIENCED CARPENTErTaL: terations, store fittings, building or yerandahs. Good work, price right. 744 Gladstone, after t. 14 SABOURIN AND HENRT7gODDINa tree-planting, cement work drainage repairs; Billings Bridge. Tel c.

U. pHAl PERKINS. MACHINE SHOP. gasoline engine repairs, tj, .144, 1a4 later Bfa giaj FROM EGYPT. 1 BY I HEADON HILL Marfleet remained half an hour in the bar-parlor.

When at last he went up to his room he was confl 'lent that he had arrived within sisht of a true solution. In one respect he was not far wrong, for he came to the condition that "Mr. Richard t-avpn was a myth. Claude Raven, He was assured, was not dead, but. masquerading as his own brother, had ordered the coffin In order to dispose of the missing bartffiet Whether thrJkitter was going- to occunv that receptacle dead or alive, was a detatl which could easily be cleared up.

and on it would depend the de gree or guilt to be apportioned to yndham Trafford and Muriel Vail. One thing only was certain Claude Raven was no dupe of the young people, but their very active accomplice and probably their instigator in the deception about to be practiced. Personally, Mr. Marfleet hoped that when that coffin came to be opened. Sir Trevor Trafford would justify his fltst pet -theory by rising and walk ing out of it In the flesh.

He had no vindictive feeling against the heir and his sweetheart and would be quite glad if they could be let down easily as "accessories after the fact' Provided he could have the satisfac tlon of clapping handcuffs on a baronet for murder. On the whole, he deckled not to telephone that night to Scotland. Yard to have the ports watched. The fugi tives would not be likely to leave the country till the success or failure of Raven's scheme proved to them, whether such a step was necessary- That failure the inspector promised himself to bring about on the morrow, after Mr.Tlmmins had delivered at Laurel Cottage the result of his strenuous night's labor with chisel, mallet and screw-driver. Chapter XXXII.

The Hooting of An Owl. The softly-shaded electrics, fed by a private dynamo, shed a chastened light on the dinner-table at The Towers. Raven, firmly entrenched again in his impersonation ot provincial attorney, faced his hast and hostess with the fatuous imbecility he had adopted as due to the false colors he had hoisted. He had returned rather late from his tea. engagement at the Abbey, and Mr.

Tenniers was playfully chiding; him for his defection. "I was cheering them up," ths guest excused himself. "Some young lady who lives with them Vail, I think the name was didn't turn up at tea-time. Lady Trafford made a great fuss over it, and so did Mr. Wyndham.

I told them that the girl must have heard that a prosy solicitor was coming to tea, and that she had probably cleared out for the occasion." Mr. Tenniers laughed heartily. My dear fellow, whether you meant or not, I expect you never tittered a truer word," he said. JMias Vail is what shall we call it -M- a little wild, and I fear that she would regard you and me as fogies of no use to her. As It happens, I could have reassured Lady APAKTSiENTS TO LET.

5 -ROOMED APT. FLAT. JULY 1ST, SIS per month; ail conveniences. Tsl. C.

11A IjlLAT OF FIVE ROOMS OVER STORE on Bank St. Well lighted. all conveniences, heated. To rent either furnish ed or unfurnished. Apply J.

X. Caldwell Co. 10 Bank St. 1 4 -ROOMED APT. JAS, ALL CONVEN1-ences.

ADDly Eul Cumberland Mt la SANDY HILL. APT, 4, i78 WILBROD furnished: cool shady verandah, plentiful supply of hot water, for summer or years. Tel. R. Z22.

10 IflLAT, COR. BANK AND LISGAR. AP-ply 831 Bank oor. Llagar St. 18 THE TRIO BRIGHT SUNNY rooms and bathroom, h.w., cor.

Mc Laren and Robert, near Driveway. Apply Jnltor. Tel. J.3s0. 8i FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED apts.

central, all conveniences; rent reasonable. Apply 381 Gladstone. T71ULLY FURNISHEI APARTMENT IN -a- Kenjliston from Juns to September. Piano and phone. Apply Phone Q.

833. 12 "4 THE HOLBROOK, 404 ELGIN, SEVEN roomed up-to-date furnished apt. till Oct- 1st. Box 274., y. LARGE ROOMS FOR 1 MONTHS; GAS stove, private entrance and lawn, 815.

2:19 Nepean. FURNISHED 4 ROOMS, BATH, for summer months; reasonable. Ap-ply 114 Carllng or tel. C. 2844.

8 rpO SUBLET, BRIGHT, 8-ROOMED around floor ait innlr v. -1 cor. Kent and Florence. Tel. Q.

1138 i FURNIBHED APTS. TO RENT. ALSO unfurnished basement flat. anni Janitor. 200 Cooper.

i TRACT, GILMOUR, BETWEEN MET-calfe and Elgin, i rooms, 434 month. Apply Janitor or tel. C. 2188. LARGE HOUSEKEEPING APt7IN Donalda.

Apply Ij O'Connor 81. APTS. TO LET, KELSO, (8 McLAREN, 4 roomed apt, (round floor; reasonable -en. a THE NEW ROSS COR. LAURIER and Henderson, 7 room.

Immediate i possession. xei. ZZ73, or Q. 7684. 24 FURNISHED APT.

TO SUBLET; SIX rooms, bath, balcony, bot weter Box 358, Citizen. a ifROM 1ST COST FLAT, BANDY Hill (central), 4 rooms, 135 a month. Free light and phone, prefer two people. Box Citizen. 1114 EWLI DECORATED BACHELOR i furn eentral.

moderate rent Janitor. 134 Slater. pvUBNISHED APARTMENT FOR BUM-XT mer months, hardwood floor, hot wa ter, telephone, balcony, $34. Immediate possession. Q-j 8529.

THE WENDELL FURNISHED apt. to let. containing- llvina- room. bedroom, bathroom and kitchenette An- ply superintendent. 119 Olouceater St.

17 DUNNS NO. 4. COR. LTON AND Olouceater 4 rooms balconr. 857.S4 month.

Appljr Janitor. THE BROMLET, 448 METCALFE. UN-fnrnlshed 4-room, ground floor apts. hardwood floors, tie, usa -of tel. O.

864 or Q. 8384. THE ALLISON, 184 SOMERSET, IM-znedlate possession, unfurnished an- rtments, hardwood floors, sun parlor. Q. 864 or q.

3M. 8 MCLAREN AND KENT LARGE roomlns bouse; bachelors' aaart- ments; tmmsdlate possession. ETenum 481. 4B CARISBROOK ANNEX J1JH BANK) vacant, apartment No. 8.

four reoma. large outside kitchen and verandah. 111. Cartabrook (JUVl Bank), ao vacancies til Oct. 1st.

At wood (8 Rldeau), as vacancies until Oct. 1st. 3. 34. Bats, Tel.

Q. 784. 4A APARTMENTS WANTED FURNISHED APT. WANTED IN VICIN-Ity of Second or Third Ave. Tel.

10. If APT. WANTED, 4 ROOMS AND BATH, e-u and electric llrht: Sandr Hill ferred; state rent. Box 248, Cltlsea. 4 DRESSMAKING.

COSTUMES. 24 IP, All work suaraateed. Daibousle Apt. No. 8.

12 Craig. Scotland; ASWiO, tie. nooerx Crowe, Scotland; Pioneer Gea Davies, England; 79, nee-Corp. Frederick William late. Ireland: 153-171.

Pte William Kntwistle, England; 29439, Pte. Robt. C. Punbar, 47991, Pte. Robert l'iigrim Evans.

England; 63353, Pie- Short Fairbairn, Scotland; 4549S3 Private Ralph Fish. England: 53340. Sgt. Hammond Gardner. England; Pte.

Herbert Garraway, England; 51169, L. Cpl Frank Gib son. England; 153404. Pte. Jona than Gillespie.

Scotland; Pte. William James Glover, England; 73292. L. Sgf. Arthur Goby, England; 442661, Pte.

Albert Edward Goss, England; Lieut. Guy Vincent Gurney, England: 446328, Pte. Michael Joseph Hackett, Ireland; 6225,47, Pte. Charles Richard Harbord. Ireland; 404367, Priv ate Roland Hirst, cngiaua; A24160 Robert Holmes.

England: 426711 Pte. Percy Hood, England: Lieut. Arthur John Hud son, England: 405055 Pte- William Edward Hunt, England; 45S09J Charles Laird, Scotland; 67778 Pte. John Laird, England; 153221 Pte. John Macdonald, Scotland; 40534S Pte.

John McKay, Scotland; 452013 Pte. John MacKay, Scotland; A38319 Pte. John MacKeniie, Scotland; A38066 Pte. Roderick McKen-ne Scotland: 420641 Pte. Luies Manzl, Italy; 442136 John Byron Martin, Scotland; 53936.

Pte. Job Mason, England; 16587. Pte. Alan Moody, Ireland, A22116, Pte. Alfred Morgan, Wales; 628074, Pte.

Philip Morris, England; 153057. Pte. William Morrison, Scotland; 429129, Pte. George Nairn, Scotland; A36067, Pte. Alfred Pearson, England; 15414S.

Pioneer William Pace, England; 408184, Pte. A. H. Plante, England; 57704, Sgt Walter Prust, England; 71078, Pte. Benjamin Rathbone, kin unknown; 9952, Pte.

Alfred Victor Richardson, Ireland; 477776 Pte. Wm. Richmond, Scot; 67697. Cpl. Jamea Roby, Eng; 425266 Tlte.

Frederick James Rod- well, England; 65853 Pte. Robert C. Ross, Scotland; 409304 Pte. Georgs Savage. England; 602676 Pte.

Alfred Slater. England; 426836 Pte. Ben jamin Joseph Smith, Scotland; 425-336 Pte. Henry Leonard Smith, England; 435210 Pte. Robert Stewart, Scotland; A40595 Pte.

Sydney Strut-ton, England; 423175 Pte. Arthur Thurllng, England; Pte. Geo. William Trinder England; 13406 Pte. Samuel Wallace, Ireland; 447-241 Pte.

Chas. Want, England; Pte. Thos. Edgar Ward, England; 432823 Pte. John Leonard Warren, England; 55951 Pte.

Geoffrey Al-leyne Wearne, England; 430458 Cpl. Frederick Webster, England; 73710 Pte. Robert Cyril Webster, England; 475240 Pte. James Taylor Wilson, Scotland; 9617 Pte. Perclval Thomas Wisbey, England; 487306 Pioneer Frank Woolgar, England.

Mounted Rifles. Killed in Action -r- 117250, Pte. John Arthur Franklsh, Lakefleld, Ont; 117313, Pte. Frederick Joseph Home, Munson, 117385, Pte. Daniel Patrick McGairty, Elmwood, Alta.

Died of Wounds 110195, Pte. Henry Grove Goodfellow, Beauhar-nois, P. 107644, Pte. Stanley Talbot Wheatley, Victoria, B. 117160, Pte.

John Archibald Temple Blake, Scotland. Missing Lieut. David Scott Borth-wick, Winnipeg, Man. Previously Reported Killed in Action, Now Died of Wounds, June 3rd 117254, Pte. Frank Garvin, Elroy, TJ.

S. A. Dangerously 111 622804, Pte. Charles Curton Stewart, Winnipeg. Wounded 111007, Lc-Sgt Melville Murray Anderson, Burnt Church, N.

110601, Pte. Walter Douglas Anderson. Burnt Church, N. 468724, Pte. George Apple-ford, Vancouver, B.

110020, Pte. Charles Edward Baker, Montreal; 407110 Pte. Gordon Emmeraon Levy' Toronto; 111297 Pte. James Leonard MacAulay, Lower Mills, N.B.; 111607 Pte. George Lloyd, Truro, NA; 622-841 Pta.

William McClure, Fort William, Ont; 107391 Pte. James David McCreight Lake Hill P. V. B.C.; 108429 Pte. John Dan McLean, Ohio.

N.S.; 111610 Pte. Roy Mc-Quarrle, Ft Coulonge, P.Q.; 415711 Pte. Wilfred Laurier Matheson. Boulardarie Centre, C.B., N.S.; 111-324 Lw-Cpl. Simon Gibbons Merrlam, Annapolis.

436834 Pte. David Miller. Scotland; 117424 Pte. James Mitchell. St Louis, U.S.

400998 Pta. David W. Moore, Detroit U.S.A.; 112265 Harry An thony Myers, Sudlow, Col U.S.A.; 108468 Pte. Evan Patterson, Vancouver. B.C.: 111417 Pte.

George Stanyan Piers, Halifax, Nova Scotia; 110458. Pte. John Charles Buck Inch, Lennoxvllle, P. 111436, Pte. Earl Grant Rdid, C.mpbellton, N.

415186, Pte. William Allan Robertson, North Eydnev, C. 401479, Pte. William Romaics, Newark. N.

V. S. A. 1104090, Fte. Lewis Rundlo.

Cowansvllle, '406916, Pte. Ellis Scott Cata ract. Ont; 110518, Pte. Harry Sing leton. Montreal; 436599, Pte.

Ed ward Standing, LHhbrldge, 4(3577, Pte. Charles Franklin Stephens, Vancouver, B. 622687, Pte. James Tower, Pelly, 111500, Pte. William Alfred Vessey, York.

P. E. 111524. Sgt Harris Morse Wilson, Springfield, N. 401114.

Pte. Fred. Wingate, Balti more, V. S. 114770.

Pte. George Edward Torke, Shaunavon, Saskatchewan; 111536, Cpl. Law rence Joseph Toung, Halifax, N. 114558, Pte. Francis TTArcy, Biggar, 447573, Pte.

Robert Ernest Dargle, Calgary, 117222, Pte. Edward Burton Dey, Red Deer, Alta; 111129, Pte. Robert Ernest Day, Halifax. N. 110123, Pte.

H. share of Mr. Richard Raven's en tertainment languidly, and without any of the glad eye business to to which she had hitherto treated him. The brilliant host could not be dull if he tried, but the Man from Egypt watching ever so closely closer than he had ever watched a prospective prey before-perceived a slacking of the effusive hospitality of his first welcome. Civility was costing these people an effort which other preoccupations rendered it harder to exert In view of his "long and mournful Journey" on the morrow, the visitor made an excuse for retiring early.

looking as he did so for any play of feature suggesting that it was hailed with eagerness or relief. But not by the quiver Of an eyelash did brother or sister give any sign. They were merely solicitous as to the hour when he would wish to breakfast, and on his saying the usual time would do, as he had not to be at Laurel Cottage till half-past ten, Mr. Tenniers jestingly expressed approval. "You see.

mydear Raven, I am a lazy beggar, and I should have Jibbed at getting up to see you off if you had wanted to leave early," he laughed. "As lt is, I can safely say good-night Instead of good-bye. So glad to have had you with us, my dear fellow." (To be Continued.) To Go to Valcartier. KINGSTON, Ont, June 19. It has been announced that the six battalions to go from Barriefield camp to Valcartier to complete their training before going overseas will be the 93rd.

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Winnipeg, 472040, Pte. Wellington Alfred Elliot, 419100, Pte. Percy Maughan, Montreal 43S49S, Pte. Ernest Pol- flrd. Port Arthur 430274, Pte.

hilip Butterfield, Wynndel, B. Previously reported missing now ed of wounds 18 4 Pte. Charles inslie Richards, England. Missing 140039 Pte. Andrew Wal- klr Clarke, Orangeville, 475299 Pflp.

Robert Howard Farnsworth Cljary, Montreal; 61097 Pte. Gray Chap-rest, Winnipeg, 21309 Pte. ha Ilea Edward Dickinson, Winnipeg; AS26S Arthur Drys-dale, Montreal; McQl6S Pte Frederick Muagrove Duncan, Winnipeg; 416217 Pte. Jean Fiaet, Montreal; 475886 Pte, Stuart Wright George Hough, Toronto; 475994 Pte. William John Pollock, Milton Heights, 16486 Pte.

David Edwin Williams, Vancouver, B. C. i previously reported missing now wounded 30 Pte. Alfred Brasell, Toronto; 140055 Pte. Frederick Daines, Weston, Ont.

Previously reported missing now omclAlly on duty 404290 Pte. Andrew John Byron, Montreal; A44268 Pte. Thomas Gordon Casey, Mill-town, N. Lieut- Car. oil Carleton Green, Haileybury, Ont.

Seriously 111130189 Pte. John Cavanagh, Vancouver, B. C. Dangerously 111401704 Pte. William Jackson, Carlisle.

England; 151040 Pte. James Johnston, Scotland. Wounded 454309 Pte. William Harry Atkins. England; 77099 CpL Tta.rhAlnr.

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E. Bates, Bng-i Tit, n.i.ri Rennet. i isnu, Scotland; 7710Z e. jonn dototu, I West Australia; 440660 Pte. Thomas Edward Benson, England; 53429 pte.

Alfred James Blowers, Eng-' land; 418989 Pte. Leopold Pirnan, England; A28126 Pte. Fred Bramley, tr.nrla.nd: William I Donald Allan. D.S.O., lightly, but remaining at duty. June 16th, Toron 458611 Pte.

Charles AUinson, 'OrMia, Ont; 139727 Pte. Stephen jomes Vair. Toronto; xes ne. Charles Wesley Van Brunt. Winnl- peg; 421011 Pte.

William ueorge Tiley, Winnipeg; 61581 Pte. Oodfroy i Tiirmel. Montreal; Lieutenant uur Bertram Unwin. Conway. Ont; i Lieut.

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