The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 7

THE CITIZEX, OTTAWA. CANADA. THURSDAY. JUNE 192. A Lot of Your Time May Be Wasted By Not Spending Some of It Here Each Day.

CITIZEN PHONES Q. S5M CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY AUTOMOBILES. i i i i Jlrrsmtal 2mus ANNUAL MEETING PEMBROKE W.CT.U. PERSONAL (Continued Fro id Preceding Column) will not be responsible for any cold contracted while doing family washing at home. ail's Laundry.

Tel. Q. 2000 Our driver will call. 4V-03 WE dye rugs, plush curtains, up-bolstered chairs, chesterfields. by scientific praters.

Classic Cleaners. Dyers lb9. 09 US. Millbank ts now located at the "Ms-ry Elizabeth Beauty Shoppe." 7946. 02 SO extra charge for collecting and BUSINESS CHANCES (Continued from Preceding Column) ICE cream and candy store, good business.

West End. owner leaving city. Box Citizen. 02 BUTCHER business, large trade, terms if required. S.

3472. 04 ICE cream parlor, fruit, tobacco nd magazines, doing good business. 783 Somerset W. 02 I7.8M.04 To $15,000 00 Yearly. ft nnnnrtlinite til Mf-tir th PIClU- STAR SEDAN 1927 MODEL.

S550 CASH OR TERMS OUR USED CARS MAKE FRIENDS Ottawa Beach Motors Ltd. Automobile Hotel, Bank and Catherine St. 2000 PATEM ATTORNEYS 42 W. Irwrn Haaken. patent solicitor 18 ElelD 6t 4374.

J8H FETHFRSTOXHAl and Co, Patent 6oilcitora. Victoria Eldg, Ottawa. 2P E. Petherstonhaugb tod Son Attorneys-at-Patenta 104 Eparks MEDICAL 43 DERBY, Dr Leonard L. 6urgery.

Medical Arts Bldg 2 to 3 m. S4i0 Westboro, 7 to 8 evenings 6 865. 04 'ji kfcM Dr renereal skin nervous disease. 139 Usgar 265 2K STEVENS. Dr R.

8. announces the removal ol his office to the Medical Arts cor Metcalie and Neman Tel Office Q. 1200: house. 680 12 lR. Elizabeth Embury.

173 Frank oJ Elgin), women's diseases, maternity IE Alack IN SON Dr. rye esr aort throat Medical Arts 2876 BM EVANS, Dr Biuart. bas removed his olfice to Medical Arte Bids. Nepean and Metcalfe. 278.

5E HIROMAN. Dr. soeclalln. stomach. ESSEX COACH 1926 MODEL EXCELLENT CONDITION S450 LEA HAWLEY LIMITED 5ol6.

LALK1KK AVE. WEST. y. 5817 AWAY THEY GO! 50 -'GOOD WILL' USED CARS All Priced tor Quick Sale This if Voui Opportunity EMERSON MOTORS LTD. 244 Sparks Street.

OPEN EVENINGS. 1600 Willys Knight Sedan 7-Passenger. 1927 Model. $1,650 Carleton Motor Sales Ltd. Bank and Carling.

Carling 86 Intestines nerves, akin. 435 Jackson Bldg 3H M'OTT, Dr diseases Jackson Bldg. Q. 1S00 Appointments 6a M.H1AIU.AMS. Dr.

J. C. general Practice, cor. Lincoln and Main 6ta. VVeetooro Tel 883 41U OSTEOPATHIC 44 PETTY PIECE, Milton Doctor Osteopathy.

123 Nepean. 7177 4P CHIROPRACTORS 45 GALBKAII II. chiropractor, 44d Somerset. Literature free 1672. 16G HOLDAWAV, L.

Standard Bank Bldg. 51 Sparks. 7298. 2U YATES, H. Standard Bank Sparks.

Q. 7298. 2Y FOOT SPECIALISTS 4(t MarMAHON, L. all foot troubles 196 Sparks. Q.

3110. 14M LADELPHA, P. Ingrown nails. Drams, etc. 98 Metcalfe.

Q. 2154. BL RAVEXSCROF1, W. Chiropodist. Arch specialist.

Gales, 79 Spams. 515. 5R SECOND HAND 50 SECEL pays highest price for furniture and clothing. R. 5957P.

23 HIGHEST prices, ladles' and men's Clothing, furs, dishes 5070 6H MAX Steinberg pays highest prices for furniture, clothing 8614. 1-2-1S RAGS, bottles, newspapers, furniture. Ken's suite, etc. Tel. R.

6518. 20B KROMCK pays highest price for gnd furniture, clothing R. 3381. IK FURNITURE, clothing wanted blghest prices paid J. Butovsky.

R. 4421. 8B STEINBERG, best prices, furniture, clothing. R. 636.

47 William. 9S SIGNS 51 LEVEY Sign Ottawa's oldest established. 234 Slater. Q. 3113.

1L CARTAGE STORAGE 52 ELM DALE transfer and furniture moving Get our rates. S. 6172. 04 VAN leaving June 4 for Jericho Center, Vermont: return load wanted Ottawa's oldest and most reliable crating house. L.

G. Fournler. Ltd. R. 6000.

1-2-1F MULLEN. furniture removed, special attention to cottagers. C. 2444 01 FEDERAL Transfer. Summer resorts, long distance, heavy carting.

Q. 46 CAPITAL Storage 62 Driveway Fireproof stoiage Separate piano and lug room. Hugs and chesterfields thoroughly vacuumed and treated with moth control before storing. Local and long distance removals. Each load Insured for 85.000 Q.

370 2C MOLOlKiHNEY. 8660. Local, long distance removals at reasonable rates 40M LOCAL and long distance moving. 411. Transfer 188 (Jueen.

18M SPARKS Transfer, local and long Distance 295 Gloucester. 8729. 6S IMPERIAL Transfer, furniture, baggage, lone distance moving. Wlllson C. 2034.

3W DRESSMAKING 51 DRESSMAKER desires work by day. Tel. R. 6299. 01 BEAUTY PARLORS 56 MARCEL and curl lessons taught, reasonable.

422 Gllmour. Q. 1323W. EASTER Beauty Parlor, marcelling, curling, 50c. C.

Craig. Q. 5171. 03' PERMANENT wave. $5.

limited num. ber, book appointment now. Jack's Beauty Parlor. 208 Sparks. Q.

3606 4J PERSONAL 58 REGISTF.REI nurse will take patients Into her home; sunny rooms, beautiful location. S. 6788W. 03 Fl'RNITUrtft repaired In your own tome. Tel.

C. 1114. 0414 (Continued en Next Column). Dodge Bros. Sedan, 4 Cylinder 1927 MODEL.

Durant 4 Cylinder Sedan 1928 MODEL. OTTAWA MOTOR SALES Bank and Argyle Ave. Carling 6101 THAT ATI! 34 PANEL BODY. Third Year Results In Law Published at Osgoode Hall School imperial tt The Citirrn.) TORONTO, June S. Third year of the Osgoode Hall law school Easter examinations were pub-! Urhed this afternoon.

J. J. Robin- nett. son of the late T. C.

Robinnett. fK.C, heads the list of passes i honors, and wins the gold medal ct Chancellor Von Koughnet's Scholarship. F. M. Catzman, comes second, and wins the silver medal of the Christopher Robinson Scholarship.

The following have passed with honors: J. J. Robinnett, F. M. Catzman, A.

Bizzett, C. H. Kemp, A. ShiX-rin, E. C.

Facer, Mrs. B. O. Vau-Wart. H.

OriofT. The following have passed: E. H. Charleson, A. C.

Thompson. G. D. Watson, M. J.

Grant, C. W. Robinson. F. A.

Burgess, G. N. Cook, J. Elliott, J. Rosenfeld.

J. D. Watt, S. Ciglen, F. Smith, O.

Brown, W. Wolffian, D. M. Symons, E. P.

Lee, B. C. Baird; E. Hawke, R. F.

Hardy. N. McFar-lane. Daufman. G.

B. Bagwell, G. Bray. H. E.

Harris, C. Page. E. Davies, H. A.

Stewart, Miss J. Gib- -son, N. A. Todd. W.

S. Lane, C. H. Ricketts, K. J.

Matheson, B. B. Osier, Miss A. F. MJne.

E. A. Tilley. R. A.

Hughes, J. D. Currie. G. L.

MitcheU, L. Nethery. A. C. Hall.

C. S. Martin," E. W. MitcheU, W.

C. Lewies. J. Riordan, D. W.

Boyd, H. J. Donnelly. Miss F. Sexton, W.

A. T. Van A. McMillan, L. Taube, J.

S. H. Beck H. A. Willis, S.

J. Dempsey, F. O. Gallagher, P. J.

Bolsby, D. H. McTag-gart, A. F. Burritt.

E. T. Duggan. J. C.

Adams, Miss A. Epstein. A. Lavinc. E.

A. Carroll, P. J. Burns. E.

R. Peacock, Miss H. Grossman, H. H. J.

B. Givins. J. Thomson, H. J.

Plaxton, R. H. Logan. W. G.

H. Jeph-cott, P. Davidson, C. H. Lane, T.

R. Lamon, J. G. Hungerford, S. A.

German. H. H. Craig. R.

W. Andrew, J. F. R. Douglas, J.

P. Mageau, H. L. Wright, Miss M. Sullivan.

Few Price Changes On Local Market Few price changes characterized the market today. Eeas. which hnH hn i selling at 33 end 35 cents a dozen, were onerea ior a cents; white onions dropped from 30 to 35 cents a dozen: red onions from 45 to 40 cents a eallon. In the meat section lteht pork sold for 19 cents a pound, compered with 19 and 20 on Tuesday. The attendance was fairly large and buyin? went on a brisk rate.

Prices at nine o'clock were Dairy Produce. Maple syrup, per gal 12 00-S2 25 Butter inr to 34c Honey. I 20c Cream, per quart soc Turnips, doz SSc Phubarb, bunch Sn rurnlpt 3 for 10c 1 unroen produce. Beets, bag 75e Beets, gallon 25c Urussel sprouts, quart 20c Cabbaee 5-25c uBDoage, red 13c Carrots, per gal 25c Beans, white, quart unc Radishes, bunch 2 for 15c Parsnips, gal 25c Carrots, doz. bunches 20-25C Cauliflower, each 10-20c Celery, bunch 10-i5c Lettuce, bunch 10c Onions, pickling, basket 75c Onions, white, dozen 25c Onions, gallon 40 Onions, table, bunch 15c Potatoes, gallon 3 for 2ic Parsley i gc Fruit.

Apples, per gallon 25-30c Apples, basket 45c up Meats and Ponltrr Beef, hinds. 10-17c. Beef, fronts 8-1 3c Beef, carcass 10-14C opnng lamo, hinds, per lb 33-35c cipring lamD. rronts. per ID 20o Spring lamb, carcass, per lb 23o I-amb, hindquarters 32c Lamb, front quarters, per lb 18c" Lamb carcass, per lb 20c Pork, light, ptr lb 19-20c Pork, heavy 17c Pork, lieht.

per lb Iflo. Veal, carcass 15c Veal, fronts 14c Veal, hindquarters, per lb 15-17c Hay and Grain. Barley, per bushel 65-75c Hay. pressed, ton 10-SI4 Oats, bush, new 65-70c Oats. old flOc Buckwheat, per bush 80c Slightly Used Roll Top and Stenographers' Desks at Bargain Prices.

EVANS KERT LIMITED 124 QUEEN ST. Q. 8300 GOODWIN OPTICAL Co. 42 BANK ST. Q.

MS MILK Pasteurized Wholesome TELEPHONE QUEEN 1188 fju'ifc' $1 DOWN SI CADILLAC VACUUM CLEANER 208 SPARES STREET, Stop That Leak Ssve Hundred of Dollars by calling Q. 2380. NOW. We Fepalr All Kinds of Roofs. McFarlane Douglas Limited.

250 SLATER ST. Phone Q. Z380 MOTORS LTD. HUPP DISTRIBUTORS. 148 Albert 998.

250 Bank St. Q. 945 AUTOMOBILES. Ton Truck 1928 MODEL Charges Courtesy Lack to Bench and Counsel Mr. Doctor Successfully Objects to Client's Action.

Lack of courtesy to the bench and counsel was alleged by M. Doctor, solicitor, in police court today his charge being based on a most unusual development in a case for selling on Sunday. Frank Imbrogno, 415 Rideau street, on May 30 was charged with selling a cigar on Sunday. He and a number of other storekeepers were represented by M. Doctor, as counsel, and pleas of not guilty were entered.

Mr. Doctor raised the point that under the consolidated statutes of Upper Canada, under which the charge was laid, the offence had to be proven against the person actually selling on Sunday and that it was not sufficient to prove that the sale took place in a certain store. Under the Lord's Day Act, it is provided that the owner of a store shall be liable for the act of his employe. In the Imbrogno case the prosecution could not say who actually sold the cigar. The argument was heard by Magistrate Hopewell and the case was adjourned until today.

Meanwhile Imbrogno called at the police station, entered a plea of guilty and paid the fine of $10 and $2 costs. Magistrate William Joynt who was on the bench today, agreed with Mr. Doctor that counsel should have been consulted and the case left over to the date to which it had been ad journed, He authorized the return of the fine and the cancellation of the plea of guilty. The Imbrogno case and a number of others in which Mr. Doctor is counsel were adjourned until next Wednesday when Magistrate Hopewell will be on the bench.

Policeman's Suspicions Correct in This Cas When Police Constable Edgar Kedey became suspicious on seeing William Bernard, of Montreal, in the Provincial Bank building, 125 Rldeau street, he made investigations and found Bernard had liquor not purchased from an Ontario government vendor. In police court Bernard pleaded guilty to trespassing and was fined $1 and 12 costs. On the charge of a breach of the Liquor Control Act he also pleaded guilty and was fined $100 and $2 costs or three months in Jail. Sun Room Parlor Cars The Canadian National Railways announce Improved equipment on their Ottawa-Montreal trains, having placed in service new Parlor Cars of the latest type, equipped with Vita Glass Sun Rooms, built In magazine Cabinet, and all the latest Improvements. The New Parlor Cars are luxuriously furnished and decorated, and contain Lounge, Smoking and Sun Rooms, (AdvU HOUSES FOR SALE.

Oakland Avenue Comfortable brick home, hot water heating. 2 fireplaces, bedrooms, upstairs library, and sunroom. wired for electric stove water heater, and oil burner Possession to suit purchaser This Is an exceptionally sunny and bright home. Price $8,000 Realtors and Insurance Broken 100 Bank Street. Q.8648-8649 Glebe Hot water heated, hardwood floors throughout, wired for electric stove.

4 bedrooms. Thli property must be sold No reasonable offer refused Ihomondr Scoti Realtors and Insurance 62 Bank St. Q. 1063 For (10,500, I will give you one of the best homes in the Glebe. Equipped with ollomstie burner and kelvlnator.

You should see this Owner leaving city. Real Estate insurant 140 Wellington. Victoria Bldg Queen 846. Cosy Home One of the nicest situations In the city, overlooking Government Driveway and Dow't Lake, living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1 very large, opening Into sunroom, unfinished attic, fuel fireplace, oak floors and ash trim, garage. Possession to suit purchaser.

Price $7,600. Frank Moore Real Estate 192 Bank St. Insurance Q. 721 Carling Ave. Large entrance hall, 2 living rooms, 6 bedrooms, two bathrooms.

Hot water heating: hardwood floors. Wired for electric stove. Garage. Lot 50 123. An ideal home.

$11,000 Terms arranged H. D. Fripp 51 Sparks St. 134 MONEY LOANED WANTED. Do You Ned Money! We Loan Money on Automobiles Our large financial assets permit us to meet all competitors We permit you to select your own period of time to repay In small monthly payments.

If your present payments are too high, let us take them over. You can repay while driving your car. All dealings confidential. Pettits Limited The Oldest and Most Reliable 304 Jackson Bldg. Q.

7074 Evening. Q. 7262 Montreal Ottawa Toronto MONEY TO LOAN ON AUTOS Do you need money? We will loan you money on yout car and you may reimburse us monthly while using your car. If yout car Is financed and you feel your payments are too high, we will make it easier for you. Our rates are about 1-3 lower than any other loan company.

THE COMMERCIAL LOAN LTD Canada Motor Car Co. Branch Office 310 Sparks St. Queen 8660 (Open Evenings). Money To Lend On Improved Real Estate MacCrackeii, Fleming and Schroeder Queen 7300 Trusts Bldg. PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Property for Sale CHEAP 100 ft on Wellington cor. Sherbrooke, to be sold, on easy terms to suit purchaser. For Further particulars apply to Mr. Mulr. Muir's Shoe Store 1093 Wellington St.

BUSINESS CARDS. The Wm. A. Cole Co. Rents Collected.

Estates Managed. Personal Supervision. References: Your Banker. Offices. Rooms 206-7-8.

63 Sparks Ottawa. Phone Queen 163. AUTOMOBILES, Chrysler 52 Coach 1928 Model. Horner Motor Sales Bank and McLeod Sts. Open Evenings.

Carling 390 NEW YORK, June Cotton futures cloned ttetdy. Closing bids: Jnn 18 06c; IB woe; IB loe; 19 1 la; May, IB 17c; Junt, 18 43c; July, 18 62c; 18 64c; Sept, 16 71c; 18 78c: 18 8Sc; Dec. 18B4c Spot closed (julet, points, 18.864. F. C.

Folliet AViriy Elected Frenident. PEMBROKE. June 6 At the annual meeting of the W.C.T.U.. held Tuesday afternoon, the following officers were elected: Honorary presidents, Mrs. Agnes Hunter and Mrs.

H. Church; president, Mrs. F. C. Fol-lis; the vice-presidents elected from the Protestant churches were: Wesley church, Mrs.

F. W. Bailey; Evangelical church, Mrs. W. O.

Hayne; Baptist church, Mrs. James Jones; Presbyterian church, Mrs. J. K. McLeod and Calvin church, Mrs.

William Mc-Gaughey; recording secretary. Miss E. Gordon; corresponding secretary, Mrs. M. J.

Thraser; press secretary, Mrs. F. W. Bailey; treasurer, Mrs. H.

H. Middleton; treasurer building fund, Mrs. F. Charlesworth; evangelistic superintendent, Mrs. Jas.

Find-ley; anti-narcotic superintendent, Mrs. G. Schroeder; flower, fruit and delicacy committee, Mrs. George Andrews and Mrs. M.

Thrasher; superintendent of literature, Mri W. A. Powers; superintendents of parlor meetings, Mrs. Isaac Jones and Mrs. William McGaughey; scientific temperance Instruction, Miss M.

A. Cook; medal contest committee, Mss M. A. Cook and Mrs. W.

McGaughey; L.T.L. superintendent, Miss M. A. Cook and travellers' superintendent, Mrs. E.

Coburn. McKay United W.M.S. The W.M.S. of McKay United church held its final meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. William Cherry.

Mrs. B. Slinn read the Scripture and Mrs. P. W.

Anderson led in prayer. A vocal solo was rendered by Mrs. T. K. Gerard, accompanied by Mrs.

P. W. Anderson. Mrs. R.

J. Dawson read passages from the study book. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Merivale tOI.S. The Merivale and City View W.M.S.

branches met on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. J. H. Stewart presiding and Mrs. F.

Bayne and Mrs. Nelson Henry taking charge of the devotions. An interesting letter from Dr. Florence J. Murray was read by Mrs.

Bert Honeywell. Mrs. Clifford Nesbitt gave reading entitled "Auxiliary Interests' and Mrs. J. H.

Stewart discoursed on several topics relating to mission work. Two subjects of interest were brought before the meeting by Mrs. A. Craig and Mrs. S.

Craig, who spoke on "Does China Want Missionaries?" and "She Hath Done What She Could," respectively. TABERNACLE SOCIETY SUCCESSFUL TEA Mrs. W. J. Bambrick Was General Convener.

A very successful tea and exhibition of work was held at the residence of Rev. Canon T. P. Fay by the ladies of the St. Brlgid's Tabernacle Society.

Spring flowers adorned the rooms, and the tea table was centered with a silver basket of tulips 'and Iris, with pink candles in silver holders. The ladles who presided over the table were Dr. T. Sadler, Mrs. J.

J. Gleeson, Mrs. J. A. McKenna, Mrs.

O'Meara, Mrs. George Brown and Miss E. Shields. Mrs. W.

J. Bambrick was the con vener of the tea arrangements and was assisted by the following com mittee, Mrs. V. A. Auger, Mrs.

J. J. Carr, Mrs. W. H.

Bingham, Mrs. C. Jones, Mrs. Gravel, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs.

Frank Bambrick, and the Misses O'Grady, Iris Maloney, Gladys Jones, Anna Carroll and Ruby Carr. The money donations were received by Mrs. Bernard Smith. Railing Kumm The marriage was solemnized in St. John's Lutheran church on Wednes day evening of Miss Dena Kumm, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Kumm, of Eganvllle, and Mr. Paul Radlng. of Ottawa. Rev.

E. J. Ebinger officiated. The bride, who was given In marriage by her father, was pretty in a gown of Ivory moire crepe designed simply with a close fitting bodice. She wore a tulle veil arranged on the head in cap effect, and carried white carnations and lilies.

Mrs. Paul Liedtke, of Ottawa, a sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a gown of white georgette and lace and carried pink snapdragon. Mr. Paul Liedtke was groomsman.

A reception was held later at the i apartment of the bride at 286 LeBret- on street. Many Deauuiui guts were received by the couple, among which was a handsome check from the bride's father. Seigel Markus PEMBROKE, June 6. A very pret- ty June wedding took place in the Evangelical church. Tuesday, June 4, at 12.00 o'clock noon, when Esther L.

Markus was united in marriage to Wesley L. Seigel. Rev. W. O.

Hayne officiating. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her brother, Mr. L. Mrkus, to the strains of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin, played by Mrs. Lesley Lisk, was charmingly gowned In bridal satin, her veil in close head fitting style was caught with orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of pink bridal roses and lilies of the valley.

The bride's only attendant was Miss Madeline Dunlop and Mr. Esmer Seigel was groomsman. Following the wedding ceremony a wedding breakfast was held at the home of Mrs. B. Boshart, 344 James street, for the immediate relatives and friends of the young couple, the drawing room and dining room looking most attractive with their decorations of early summer flowers.

After the wedding breakfast the young couple left for Ottawa and other points and on their return Mr. and Mrs. Seigel will reside In Pembroke. Not Capt. C.

E. Sleeves It was inadvertently stated in yesterday's Citizen that Captain C. E. Steeves was the winner of the bomb dropping competition held in con nection with the opening of King ston airport. This should have read Flight Lieut.

Gordon T. test pilot at the Ottawa Car Company. They get what they go after Citi zen Classified Ads. delivering shoes. Hill's Shoe Repairing.

324 Broiison. S. 1144. 05 RELIABLE party living near Aylmer would care for small children. Protestant.

Box 4. Citizen. 02 LaRKKC Ql Take notice after this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife in my name. Signed. Leon LaBrecque, 410 St.

Andrew St. 01 4 I PHOLSTLRIXG. cnesterflelds reconditioned, newest coverings shown, work guaranteed, estimates given. Duern and McPbail. S.

6492. 04 OUR courteous drivers will gladly call and inform yon about our services, or call Cambridge Laundry, Ltd. C. 6800 11C TRY our scientific method of r-ducing Milady's Beauty Salon. 151 '4 Bank, over Stein Bros.

Q. 622. 6M GLOKtiK. 279 Bank. Books and stationery, birthday cards.

Join our lending library 6G ACCOUNTS, an Kinds. including judgments, rents, wages, purchased Fitzgerald Audit Co, 74 Sparks. 696 10P Ql AI.ITY first Buy your meat ftcm Hector Aubrey and save money R. 310 R. 811.

4A LANG, Mudame. palmist. When discouraged, consult her. 787 Somerset Primrose Apt 1. 10L IF your piano needs tuning.

R. 3586, city or country. 10B IF your, roof requires attention, tel. S. 3125.

J. D. Sanderson Co, Roofing, Sheet Metal Work. 7S our hand-made spring Dowers. Needle Art.

62 Bank. 2N LEE'S, leading shoe dyer's, all shades, new process, guaranteed, called for, delivered. 100V O'Connor. Q. 3581.

5L PRINTING 59 PROGRESSIVE Printer now located at 430 Gladstone Ave. Q. 1703. 3P PRINTING Service. Mutual Press, Ltd, Miller, 134 Queen.

751. 16M CHAIN Printers, Ltd. Commercial, general printing; loose-leaf. S. 100.

6C NATIONAL Printers, Limited. General printers. Auditorium Bldg Tel. C. 567.

3N BUSINESS CARDS 60 WE do roofing and painting. Gervais Bras. R. 6379. 03 Vs CHIMNEY sweeping and repairs, good clean reliable Job.

Q. 6256. 064 ROOFS, new and repaired. H. Vitty.

general roofer. R. 2301. 06 SHADE trees, sodding, evergreen hedges, excavating. J.

LeComte. C. 584. 06 CHIMNEY sweeping and repairs, shingling and tar roofing. R.

2347W. 05, ASHES removed from cellars and yards. C. 780. 04 FLOOR sanding by electric machine.

Blissett and Son. R. 4465J. 03 ALL kinds brick work, plastering, repairs, cement walks. R.

5140. 03 WHITEWASHING, disinfecting, shingling, tar roofing, painting, chimney repairs Q. 6256. 01 SHINGLING, brick repairs, chimneys repaired, also painting. Gallpeau.

R. 6672 01 ROBERT, Dulltsmg contractor. Repairs, estimates free B. 6492. 10R RUBBER stamps and oraas signs Pritchard-Andrews Co Q.

662. 10P FLOORS, resurfacing and finishing by experts. Modern machinery. A. A.

Proulx. 1088 Somerset St. S. 2082. IP CARPENTERING contractor, alterations, repairs, hardwood flooring: estimates.

Cheesman. 4313. 17C WINDOW cleaning, full responsibility, satisfaction. S. 22.

Diamond Window Cleaning. 9D LAWN mowers sharpened, adjusted repaired scientifically. Called for and delivered. Automobile keys cut by code Baker's Sharpening Works, 253 Bank. Q.

6721. 1-2-9B FLOOR sanding 2o ft. and up. Bellinger. 8.

606. 11B INSURANCE 61 ROWATT. Ahearn, Insurance brokers Q. 60. Ottawa Electric Bldg.

4R PLUMBERS TINSMITHS CII.VNDLr.k Co. a 1243 Plumbers Est. 1880. 457 Gladstone Ave. 15C UERVIN.

J. plumbing, steamfit- tlng Special attention to repairs. Motor service C. 2792. Nights C.

1016W 3Q RUITH ami Pnajpll. ffpnprftl tinsmith- ins! lobbing. 1037 Wellington. S. 6740 18S ERSKINE-SMITII piumoers, heating, tinsmiths.

R. 4771. R. 3182. 3JS BUSINESS CHANCES HOTEL to let, 53.

65 Clarence stables. 49 vt Clarence. 06 ft (Continued on fext column.) CLASSIFICATIONS Offices Property W't'd 72 Personal 68 Plumbers, Tinsmiths. 66 Poultry, Livestock 20 Printing 59 Property Exchange 70 Property for Sale Patent Attorneys 42 Radio 26A Real Estate 72 Rooms to Let 34 Rooms and Board 35 Rooms Wanted 28 Situations Vacant 17 Situations Wanted 18 Second Hand 60 Shoe Repairing 55 Signs 61 Summer Resorts 80 Teachers Wanted 16 Typewriters 25 Taxi Service 89 Tuition 49 Wanted Mlsc 26 sertlon, and 78c tor each subsequent Insertion. In Memorlan Notice (exclusive of verse) (1 per insertion, up to 6 count lines.

Matter over 5 count lines, as well as all verse matter 20c per count line, cash with order When charged cost of Notice will be (1 per Insertion up to count lines; each additional count line as well as each count line of verse, 60c per count line, less 60 discount It paid within 1 week after first Insertion (This discount applies to amount In excess of 81). An Insertion includes both Evening and Morning Citizen Special headlines 1 lines. 25c net per insertion. 8 lines. 60c net per Insertion Contract rates on request.

When answering adi requiring references, The Citizen suggests that originals should not be sent as they may be mislaid; coplet art Just at satisfactory Corrections or errors in Want Ads. should bt mtde before tht tecond Insertion. Allowances cannot be made for more thsn one Incorrect Insertion. All ads. art restricted to their proper classification and to tht regular ttylt of typt setting.

n- uivvhh- sive franchise in this territory for a business that will net from (150 to 6300 weekly is available to son.e young business man who has from (2.500 to (5,000 in cash. This la a highly profitable business that Is becoming more popular every day. Ite stability and large earnings have been proven over a period of years. No special experience ts required. No salesmen, no advertising necessary.

A trial at no expense will be arranged for an interested party acceptable to us. This, and a thorough investigation will convince the most skeptical of the unquestioned safety of this business and unusually large profits it pays. Write today. The To ronto xvoveny vu neiuunwii di Toronto. H-03 MONEY LOANED WTD.

MONEY to loan on improved city property. Prompt service. Capital Trust Corporation. 10 Metcalfe 8t. 16C MONEV loaned on Ottawa property.

i C. Thoms. 439. IT AUTOMOBILE LOANS. MONE1 loaned ou your automobile.

Drive car while paying oS the loan. Present payments cut half. 12 months to pay All dealings confidential. Pettits, 304 Jackson Bldg. 7074.

evenings Q. 7262 The oldest and most reliable. Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto. H-1-2-5P DECORATORS 63 pnnus nanered. S.V Daoer BUDDlied: painting reasonaMe.

C. 2881. 01 niulMS jatwred. (7. Daper supplied.

Q. 8755. J. McCallan. 26M ROGERS, painter and decorator, best material and workmanship.

Q. 2026. 01 PAINTER and decorator. 1st class work guaranteed. R.

6167. 034 PAINTING, paperhanglng, tinting and graining. C. 6599. 03 KOD1ER.

painter, decorator, paperhanger. Tel. R. 4036. 03 Vi PAINTING, paperhanglng, mechanical workmanship.

Reasonable prices. M. Presley. C. 4880J.

02 HAVE A. Llodiard do your decorating. Prices reasonable. 8 932W 3L PAINTING and decorating, work guaranteed. W.

H. Chadwlck. 145 Wav-erley 1C PAINTING and papering done cheap. D. Ward.

C. 2881. 01 CONSTRUCTION 67 I.ECO.MTE, builder, house raising, moving concrete foundations. C. 3681 03 STEVENS, S.

3026W. Carpenter, contractor, alterations, garages, repairs, etc. 01 HOUSES FOR SALE 68 CENTER door house, exquisitely decorated, wired for stove, bargain. Comp-ton. 01 $5,300, 443 Sunnyside lot 60x97, new semi-bungalow, easy terms.

C. 4123. 06 114 Grove Ave, new buff brick bungalow, 6 rooms, oak floors, fireplace, beautiful decorations, any reasonable offer considered. J. C.

Thoms. 439. Q. 8610. 1T-02 $4,600, Llsgar brick home.

6 rooms, nice condition, garage, suitable terms arranged. Splendid opportunity In essential home. C. 2117. 12T $6,800, Sandy Hill, lovely new brick, 6 rooms, finished in oak and chestnut.

Insulated walls. Something extra nice. 10 mln. walk from Sparks St. 500 cash and your rent money montniy takes It.

C. 2117. 01 REDICF.D to $17,500, apt. house. Sandy Hill, yearly revenue something over (3,200.

Owner now living in Eng land says sell, no reasoname oner refused, take small exchange. Q. 6250, evenings C. 3038. 10F-05 PRICE $6,000, near Experimental Far.

a well lighted brick residence, contains 7 rooms, situated In a nice quiet locality Just a short distance from Carling Ave. Immediate possession arranged. For full information and Inspection consult C. W. Ross, realtor, 49 Metcalfe Bt.

Q. 7020. 8R SI MMER and winter house, 5 rooms, on Ottawa river, Portage du Fort, mile from C.N. station, shade trees, acre of ground, suitable for garden or tennis court, ideal summer residence, reasonable for cash. G.

W. McCallum, Box 7. Portage du Fort. Que. 02 $300 cash and (25 per month, b.v., contains kitchen, dining room, living room, 3 bedrooms, 3 clothes closets, bath, furnace, cement cellar, lot 50x100.

garage, price (3,500. S. 2287F. 05 WILLOW 24, good proposition. Tel.

C. 6834 for particulars. 01 EI. Ml) VIE. (500 cash, balance monthly, dandy 7 roomed brick, hardwood floors, electric stove included, garage, price (4,600.

Grant. 1022 Wellington. 01 GOOD duplex, central, modern, h.w. heat, good revenue. Will take good house West End as part payment.

Grant, 1022 Wellington St. 01 DOl'BLE house, modern, h.w. heating, heavy wiring. 3 balconies, sun-room, heated garage, revenue (1,500, Real bargain, party leaving for California. Burke.

R. 7239. 01 RRICK house on Nepean between O'Connor and Metcalfe, suitable for converting into duplex. Q. 1029.

02 $9,500, new double. West End; rente $1,080 year. Tel. 8. 605.

UB-03 BRONSO.N, 1065. surrounded by parks and driveways Brooks C. 622. 3B BEALTIFL'L new nomes, 225 Fourth. 265 Powell.

Apply owner and builder, Archie Davidson. C. 1607. 3D PROSPECT Westboro. brick veneer, a bargain.

Tel. 8. 686W. 14B PROPERTY FOR SALE 69 ROCKCLIFFE. Manor desirable lot.

110x150. R. 1869. 01 LOTS, 2, Caroline $175 each. S.

1475. 02 $10 cash and (5 a month buys a large lot at Longvlew, running between Aylmer Rd. and Hull Electric car line, 1 mile west of race track, suitable for permanent homes or summer cottages. Prices (50 to (75 a lot, as long as they last 38 sold in last 3 weeks. Tel.

Q. 770, car will call for you or take Avl-mer bus and stop at Longvlew sign. Tom Foley, 49 Metcalfe 3F LOTS, 2, en bloc, Fifth McKel-lar, first block from car, near Golf Club. Would sell separately. Assessed value (300 each.

Make an oiler. Box 262. Citizen. 01 CLARENDON, cor. ICenora.

lot 60x100 Terms. 8. 3943. 33M LOTS, 2, West End, less than assessment. Surtees, 91 Nepean.

01 OFFICES-PROP'Y TO LET KILIUII VlCHil bUllilOl I'D IV offices, (16, (20, (25, (35 per month, including janitor service, underwood 248 Albert Just a few steps W. of Bank St. 1U-01 GRAZERS wanted. W. A.

Munharvey, Aylmer East, R.R. No. 2, Tel. 8. 317rl3.

02 LARGE store with factory, Bank immediate possession, Q. 4014. 04 DOCTOR'S office, very central, reasonable. 100 Metcalfe St. Q.

2164. 8L-01 BANK, near ISflirth, with dwelling heated, Janitor service, moderate rental. Capital Trust 10 Metcalfe 10U-U1 PROPERTY EXCHANGE COMMERCIAL building, small, suitable stores, offices, garage, showroom, for vacant lots, summer cottage, farm or other property. George D. Howlth.

R. 1687. 14H-05 Notice re Lawn Sprinkling Host for street or garden sprinkling, or the washing of shop windows, and fountains or Jett shall not be used except between the hours of 6 a.m. and 8 a.m and 6 p.m. and 9 pni Daylight Saving Time, between the first day of May and the first day of November.

A. r. MACALLCM, Commissioner uf Work. IF IT IS NOT CONVENIENT FOR YOU TO BRING OR MAIL IN YOUR CITIZEN BOX REPLY PHONE IT TO Q. 5500.

Readers In the city who do not find it convenient to bring or mall in their replies to Citizen Want Ad. Box Addresses may telephone their reply to The Citizen Want Ad. who will place a regular Box Reply Form in the box requested. OUT OF TOWN SUBSCRIBERS who wish to avail themselves of the service The Citizen extends may write direct to The Citizen Want Ad. enclosing a clipping of the ad.

they are interested In. The Citizen will obtain all possible information for them by return mail Casting Big Vote Is Saskatchewan Ballot Aggregate Expected to Exceed Quarter Million Mark for First Time. Canadian Press Despatch. REGINA, June 8. Under a beaming sun, voters ol Saskatchewan converged on polling booths today to cast a record vote In deciding the political late ol the province for the next lour years.

Favored by fore casts of "fair and warm weatner," the ballot aeereeate was eXDected to exceed the quarter-million lor the first time in the provinces niswry. In all parts of the province, excepting the far north, voting was in progress by nine o'clock. Mountain standard Time. Elections in Cum berland and He A La Crosse, vast constituencies In tne nortnern extremity of Saskatchewan, have been deferred. Polls were scheduled to close at five o'clock.

Both. Hon. James O. Gardiner, niKmler. and Dr.

J. T. M. Anderson. Conservative leader, closed the campaign last night in their home constituencies.

The premier spoke in the afternoon at (jupar ana in tne evening at Balcarres. Y.M.C.A. Boys' Camp Th YMC.A. boys' camp will be operated again thlt summer at Shirley Bay. Lake Deschenes, from July 1 to August 13.

The Shirley Bay camp promoted In the Interest of the boy of limited meant who cannot afford to attend a high priced camp. The camp program will be of a high grade and will be bated on Interest groups wherein the boyt will be given an opportunity to learn something useful. The camp committee, under the chalrmanahtp of C. A. Crabtree, have definitely decided to provide another war canoe, rowboat and other necen-tary equipment to thii every camper will be given a better holiday than ever before.

w. Frunlf riraham. president and managing director of the Ottawa Boys' Hobby Show, and popular Glebe Collegiate student, will assist Arthur B. Horwood In directing the camp. A special effort it being madt to have church groupt attend the camp with their lenders.

ArranKements win also be made whereby working boys may attend tht camp for week-end periods at a nominal fee. Citlaen Classified Ads. are especial ly written for you! AUCTION SALE On instructions from the Capital Trust Corp Executors of tht Estatt of Helen O'Reilly at (i Rldeau Ttrrri tomorrow Friday) at 10 o'clock of exceptionally good household furniture and furnishings Including fancy tablet and chslrt, up, chairs, lady's walnut secretaire, leather up. R. furniture, content! of several bedrooms, tlsctrlo stovt, q'ty of cut and crystal Slasswart, fancy china and silverware, eddlng, pillows, pictures, books, mirrors and other ltemt too numerous to mention.

No. illl-MJ. THE WM A COLf CO OTTAWA 8 UAD1NO AUCTiONHS. INDEX TO WANT AD. Apartments Wanted 29 Amusements 11 Articles for Salt 19 Automobiles 88 Accessories-Repairs Battery Service 87 Born 1 Business Chances 63 Bus Lines 12 Beauty Parlors 66 Business Cards 60 Card of Thanks 6 Cartage and Storage 62 Cemetery Memorial f) Construction 67 Chiropractors 45 Cleaners-Dyers 63 Decorators 66 Died 4 Dressmaking 64 Dogs and Pet 22 Engaged 2 Exchange 21 Fuel for Eale 24 Flats.

Apts to Let 33 Florists Foot Specialists Funeral Directors Female Help Furriers Houses lor Sale Houses to Let Houses Wanted Hotel Accommodation In Memorlam Insurance Ice for Salt Legal Lodge Notice Lost-Found Machinists Male Help Medical Musical Money Loaned, Married Osteopathic Offices. Property Let 10 46 8 Wanted 14 67 68 32 27 34A 6 61 23 41 7 13 40 Wanted 15 43 48 W't'd 64 8 44 to 11 REGULATIONS The Citizen reserves the right to classify all advertisements according to their proper classification, and will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion. Adjustments will be promptly made on notification of fin error In any ad. WANT AD. RATES Cash with Order Insertions 75c per count line 6 insertions 65c 4 insertions 63o 8 Insertions 40c 1 insertion 15o When Not Cash with Order.

88o per count line per inwrtlon. 60 i discount allowed If paid within one week after first Insertion Ads to be Inserted under the heading of Situations Wanted are required to prepaid. In calculating the cost of an ad count 6 word per line for each of tin first two lines and 6 words per Une for each addltlontl line. Figures in groups of 5 or less, each Initial, abbreviation, sign (6. xi between groups of fisuret, etc, to count as 1 word Box Humbert count 8 words Minimum chsrge.

a count llnea Birth, Engagement, Marriage and Tth Notices (including Funeral Kotlct If desired). Card of Thanks g4 Aasjvvaarj Mast. II for first la i i.