The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 12

1. 192. THE CITIZEN. OTTAWA. CAAADA TWELVE 1: 1: Latin OBITUARY, i I i Results of Middle School Examinations Jq Many Ottawa Valley Centers V- I M.

Allen A. Hist. 3. R. Baker Alg.

1. Oeom. Chem. Martin Markua died at the home of his aon, Mr. William Murray street, in his 92nd year.

Mr. Markus was wrdely known in town and throughout the county, and was held In very high esteem. in Germany in 18 34, Mr. Markus lived and received his education there. In 1S57 he married Miss Caroline Yandt, In 1SS3 Mr.

and Mrs. Markus came to Pembroke, Mr. Markus locating at Golden Lake on a farm. Hia trade was that of stone masonry and bricklaying. Over forty-six years ago hey came to Pembroke, where Mr.

Markus made many friends. In 1908 Mrs. Markus died and of eight children three survive him, William Markus, Mrs. Charles Panke, of Pembroke, and Mrs. Augusta Kelow, of Wilberforce.

Funeral service will be held Wednesday at the home of his son, after which intrmnt will he made in the Meth C. C. Bingham A. Hist. Alg.

1, rd the service of the Church of England at the graveside. Body Recovered. The funeral of Joseph Meloche, be nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Meloche, the little boy who was drowned In the Ottawa river, opposite Riverside Park, while at play on.

the boom in the river, Monday afternoon, will be held from his home, 11 Pinhey street, to St. Francis d'Assise church, at 7.45 LATE HYDRO HEAD IS LAID TO REST (Canadian Press.) HAMILTON. Aug. IS. With simple but impressive ceremony the remains of Sir Adam Beck, chairman of the Ontario Hydro Electric, Power Commission, were laid to rest in Hamilton cemetery this afternoon.

The funeral procession was the largest ever seen in this city, and probably the largest ever held in the motives. then to divisional maste mechanic and finally to mastef mechanic of the road. In the various, capacities in which he served und'er he G.T.p. and later under the C.N.R., he was highly esteemed by the men and "trusted by the officials. In November, 1911, he retired from active life, and sine that time lived at his home on 143 First avenue.

He was a prominent member of Dominion church. He is survived by his widow acl two daughters, Mrs. Winters, wife of Dr. H. Winters, and Miss Mabel Elliot.

The funeral service will be conducted by Rev. Elworth Eardley on Friday morning at 8. SO o'clock, at his late residence, after which the body will be taken to Brockvkllle for Interment in the family plot there. For Illegal Purchase. PRESCOTT, Aug." 18.

A large number of men and boya in Prescott appeared before Magistrate Adams here today on a charge of purchasing liquor illegally. They were each fined $50 and cosU. For Traffic Offences. PRESCOTT. Aug.

18. L'ft to present this month 57 cases have been dealt with for violation of the Motor Vehicle Traffic, Act by Magistrate Adams at Prescott, with 30 cases still fwnding. W. H. Sharpe.

who had been a member of the Royal Canadian Regiment. Since coming to Ottawa Miss Sharpe had been a member of Christ Church Cathedral, where she was keenly interested in missionafy work, was a member of the Ladles' Aid. She had formerly been connected with the Auditor General's office, and latterly in the Interior Department, having retired about five years ago. Surviving are one brother, Ernest R. Sharpe, of Boston, and three, sisters, Mrs.

S. A. Dunlevle. Mrs. R.

S. Bishop, and her twin sister, Miss Blanche Sharpe, all residing 4n Ottawa. The funeral, which will be of a private nature, will be held from Mrs. R. B.

Bishop's residence, 155 McLeod street, on Thursday to Blue church Prescott. Death of J. B. Elliot. Mr.

J. B. Elliot died yesterday morning at his home. 142 First avenue, ia his 80th year, leaving a wide circle of friends and acquaintances to mourn his passing. He was born in Ireland although of Scotch descent, and while a young man decided to seek his fortune in Canada.

He emigrated to Brockville where he' became associated with the G.T.R., and soon after assumed the post of engineer. Being a faithful and diligent worker, promotion came rapidly, and soon he was promoted to inspector of loco- province, i tomorrow morning. Kequiem high auth. c. K.

Kenny Eng. Br. A. c. F.

McNally Eng. o. Wm. Murphy Physics, c. M.

Ppeagle c. I. White Br. hint r. Central Exhibition Special Excursion Trains On August 2jh, special train via Can-ndian Pacific Railway will leave St.

Lazare 6.00 a.m. for Ottawa, via chestervillo and Kemplvllle, arriving Union Station at 9.30 a.m. Returning, will leave Ottawa same day O.fiO p.m. Presrott Branch Special train will leave Ottawa August' 27th, 9.50 p.m. for Prescott and Intermediate points.

North Shore Line Special train will leave Lnchute 7.0a a.m. on August 27th, arriving Ottawa Union 10.35 a.m. Returning, leave Ottawa Union JO. 30 p.m., same day. for Lachute Bnd Intermediate stations.

On August 25th and 27th, train No 17, leaving Ottawa Union 11.40 p.m. will stop at stittsville, Ashton, Snedden, Pakenham, Sand Point, and Meath In addition to her regular stops for the accommodation of passengers to the Exhibition. For further particulars apply any Canadian Tacltic Agent. (Advt.) Thousands of citizens of Hamilton I will be chanted at the church odist cemetery. Rev.

J. E. Benger, and other large cities lined the streets as the body was conveyed from Stewart street station after arrival of the special train from London at 4.L'0 p.m., to the cemetery. The hundreds at the station bared at o'clock. The body of the little boy was recovered, about 2.30 yesterday, near the spot where he fel Into the water, by the grappling irons of the police, who had been endeavoring to find it ever since the fatality.

Dr. OI the Anglican tnurcn, oi wnicn iiib deceased was a member, will conduct the service. their heads in respect when the fun oral train pulled in, and the same re- I T. Scobie, coroner, viewed the snects were shown as the remains body, and after investigating the ircumstances, decided there was no were borne through the streets. Six Death of Miss Sharpe.

A life-long' resident of Ottawa and former civil servant, Miss Florence Sharpe, passed away on Tuesday at a local hospital, at the age of 74 years. Born near Prescptt, she came to Ottawa over forty years ago, and ever since had made her home in the city. She was a daughter of the late need to hold an inquest. The body was removed to the boy's home by Uauthier's ambulance. Nonogenarian Dead.

Special to The Citizen). PEMBROKE, Aug. 18 trucks were required to carry the flowers. As the funeral procession passed, the bells at Christ Church Cathedral." St. Mary's Roman Catholic cathedral, and at the city hall were tolled.

Bishop Williams, of London, and Dean L. Norman Tucker, of St. Paul's cathedral, conduct- Sport Flannel Sport Flannel, in a lar; Freimans Annual August Furniture Sale coh' tinues throughout the month. Dig values each da). raiifre of colors.

Striped, checked and plain effects. 31 inches vide. Excellent 89c value at, per yard PERTH (Special to The CttioiO PERTH Aug. IS. The results of tneie examinations have been received.

This year students nf Perth Collegiate secured standing in 70 per -ent of all the papers attempted. They accomplished this under special difficulties, as the Middle School examinations were heing held throughout Old Home Week. In the individual results given he-Jon-, indicates that standing tva obtained in a subject, while 1. 2 or 3 show the grade of honors. An is intended to indicate that a subject was not attempted, a that the st-udent must repeat this paper, and an that the paper referred to has been reread.

In the. list the first letter or figure 'indicates the pupil's standing in English composition, the second in English literature, the third in British historv, the fourth in ancient Mstorv, the fifth in algebra, the saxth in geometry, the seventh in phvsics. the eighth in chemistry, the ninth In Latin authors, the tenth in Latin composition, the eleventh in French authors, the twelfth in French composition, the thirteenth in Greek authors, and fourteenth in Greek composition. Muriel Abercrombie, X. X.

X. Gravce Anderson, x. 3, C. C. 3.

C. x. Norah Anderson, 3, 3, x. x. x.

x. x. Gordon Armour, K. x. x.

Margaret Balderson, 3, 1, 1, 2, x. 1. 1, x. x. Vera Balderson, x.

tl, x. x. x. x. Adels Benedict, x.

2, X. X. X. Mae-Biair, x. x.

x. x. Inez Browning, 1, x. x. X.

x. Jean Buchanan, 3, 3. X. X. X.

Harry Byrne. 2. x. x. x.

x. John Byrne, 3, 2, 2, vx, 3, x. x. x. x.

Martin Byrne. Tt, 3, 2, x. x. x. Isobel Cameron, 3, C.

x. Ft, x. 7 x. Jean Cameron, 'i 3 C. x.

x. 'ivy Campbell. 1, C. 3. x.

x. x. x. Laura Campbell. x.

x. Kathleen Clement, 2, x. x. Catherine Cooper, 1, C. x.

3, x. x. Walter Cunningham. 3. 2, 2, x.

1, x. x. x. x. x.

x. Ford Dickson, C. 3, X. Catherine Donnelly, 3, -x, x. x.

x. Francis Donnelly. 3, 1, 3, J. Charles Donovan, 2, 1, 1, 2 2 Ci X. x.

Daniel' Dowdnll, x. x. x. x. x.

James Duncan, 1, x. x. Margaret Duncan, x. 3. 3, 1, 2, 3, x.

x. Aileen Enrlght, x. 2. X. X.

Kenneth Erwin, x. Stella Ferricr, 3, 3, X. X. X. x.

In'ez Flintoft, 2, 1, 1, 1, x. 2, x. .3, x. x. John Foster, 3, 2, x.

Donald Fraser, 1, 2. 3, Main Floor Fhv. 3. Cheni. B.

Bradley lieom. 1, Chem. 1, Latin. Au. 3.

Latin Comp. H. Au. Kr. Com p.

M. Carey A. Hist. C. Thy.

C. 1 Carruthers B. Hist. C. A.

Hist. C. tieom. O. Thy.

2. Chem. C. p. Coward Alg.

1, Geom. 3, Chem. 3, Lat. Comp. Fr.

Comp. J. Cross Geom. 1, Chem. 1, Lat.

Au. 1, 1-at. Comp. 1, Fr. Au.

1, Kr. Comp. 1. A. Dove Comp.

Alg. L. K. Kaster Comp. B.

Hist. Thy- 2- G. Elliott Alg. 1, 2, Lat. Comp.

Fr. Au. C. K. Fraser Alg.

1, Fhy. C. A. Graham Comp. Lit.

2, B. Hist. 3, A. Hist. 1.

Alg. 1. T'hy. 2. F.

Guernsey Comp. Lit. Alg. 2 "-M. Hammell A.

Hist. 2, Geom. 2. Chem. 2.

O. Higgins Comp. B. Hist. A.

Hist. 3, Alg. 3. M. JHill B.

Hist. Alg. 1, Thy. C. K.

Huton A. Hist. C. Alg. Genm.

Phy. 2, Chem. C. H. Johnston Chem.

2. Lat. Au. C. M.

Johnston Geom. Chem. 3, Lat. Comp. Fr.

Au. C. Kerfoot Geom. 1, f'hem. Lat.

Au. 3, Lat. Comp. 3, Fr. Au.

Fr. Comp. C. E. Kingston Alg.

Geom. 3, Thy. 3. Chem. C.

I. Kingston Comp. Lit. 1, B. Hist.

Alg. 3, Thy. C. .1. Kingston Lit.

Geom. 1. M. Kingston Phy. C.

E. Knapp Comp. 1, Lit. C. B.

Hist. 2, Alg. Phy. 1. M.

Lapland Comp. Lit. B. Hist. Alg.

3, Phy. C. J. Laschinger Comp. Lit.

B. Hist 3. Alg. 3. Phy 1.

W. Maclntyre Geom. C. E. McCarthy Geom.

1, Chem. 3, Lat. Au. 1, Lat. Comp.

1, Fr. Au. 1. Fr. Comp.

L. McLean Geom. 3. Lat. Au.

3, Lat. Comp. Fr. Au. Fr.

Comp. C. A. McNeill Comr. 3, Geom.

Chem. C. G. Mallon Comp. 3.

Lit. 1. B. Hist. 3, A.

Hist. 2, Alg. 1. Phy. 3.

P. Moore A. Hist. 3, Geom. Chem.

2. H. Mullin Alg. C. Geom.

2. Chem. 2, I.at. Au. 2.

Lat. 2. Fr. Au. 1, Fr.

comp. C. D. Murdock Comp. 8.

Lit. 2. B. Hist. A.

"Hist. AIR. 1, Phy. C. E.

Nettleton A. Hist. 1, Geom. 1, Chem. 2.

Lat. Au. 2, Lat. Comp. 2.

B. Perrin Geom. 2. Chem. 3, Lat.

Au. 3. Lai. Comp. 3, Fr.

Au. C. G. Place Phy. 3.

Chem. Fr. Au. C. M.

rollte Comp. 1, Lit. 2. B. Hist.

3, Alg. 3. Phy. 1. A.

Kelyea Aig. 1. Chem. C. E.

Robinson Comp. Lit. Alg. 2. Geom.

Phy. Chem. 2. N. Robinson A.

Hist. Geom. Chem. 3. D.

Rosehrook A. Hist. Geom. 1, Chem. 3, Au.

Lat. Comp. C. Fr. Au.

C. Fr. Comp. C. W.

Rosebrook Comp. 3, Lit. 3. B. Hist.

8, A. C. Alg. Phy. 2.

E. Scott Fr. Comp. C. 11.

fihahan Comp. 3, Lit. 2. F. Shaver B.

Hist. C. A. Hist. Geom.

2, Chem. 2. N. Sterrett Comp. Alg.

2, Geom 3, Fhv. 3, Chem. 2. L. Stillson A.

Hist. Genm. 1, Chem. 2. Lat.

Au. 2, Lat. Comp. 2. Fr.

Au. Fr. Comp. C. II.

Throop Comp. 3, Lit. C. B. Hist.

2, Algx 3, Phy. C. fl. While A. Hist.

C. Alff. 1. g- Time to Think of Your Children School Need Now! An Extra Special for Thursday Boys' 2-Pant Suits Perfectly tailored, all-around belted model sturdy, hard-wearing Tweeds. In dark of shades and oatterns.

A real serviceable and $7.50 durable school Suit for boys. Sizes 26 to 35. Extra Special Thursday Thursday Brings Another Opportunity to Participate in This Big Clearance of French Room Dresses Values Up to $75 This clearance of beautiful French Room Dresses presents a wonderful opportunity forewomen of discriminating taste to secure a charming Silk Frock at an exceptionally low price. Models suitable for sport, luncheons and informal wear. Fashioned of Canton crepe, satin crepe, printed and striped georgette and Roshanara crepe.

Daintily trimmed with jabots, panels, beads, etc. Sizes Ohildren'j Wear Second Floor. 16 to 46'2- Colors 'are red, cocoa, navy, black, frN brown and fawn. Values Vj il up to $75.00. Clearing 6ti Girls' French Dresses The balance of French Hand-Made Dresses for girls 6 to 14 years.

Mafle of French Voile and Linen. Regular $4.95 to $7.95. Special eTaiu.i:.s.":..'.....$2.49 Small Girls' Pantie Dresses For little girls 2 to 6 years. Made of pretty Ginghams, Chambrays and Crepe Cloth. All have panties to match.

Values to $2.98. QQ Thursday 7C Children's Wear Second Floor on Thursday at O. French Room Second Floor, L. White (ieom. 2, Chem.

3, Lat. Au. 2, Lat. Comp. 3, Fr.

Au. 2, Fr. Comp. C. R.

White Phy. C. Chem. C. R.

'Whitney Geom. Phy. Chem C. J. Young Lit.

1, B. Hist. Alg. Phy. C.

Clearance ol Corselettes (f Just Arrived A Delightful Collection of Smart, New Good-fitting Corselettes, in Pink Coutil and fancy materials. A variety of styles with strong elastic inserts. Thurs 99c St riped Flannel day, per pair Wain Floor Women' Oversize Vest Large oversize vests, in 30-in. Fuji Silk 30-in. Fugi Silk, in a ful 1 range of colors.

Standard quality. LYNDHURST Following are the Departmental Middle School results for Lyndhurst Continuation school: Lyle Brown Br. anc. 1st: chemr," 2nd. Madeline Burtch 3rd; 1st.

Paul Harvey 2nd; Br. 3rd; anc. 2nd; 1st; phys. 2nd; 3rd. Charlotte Hutchings 2nd.

Vera Kelsey 3rd. Nathan Kenny 3. 3, X. Ronald Fredinburgh, x. x.

3, 2. Mary Frizell, x. 3, 8, 2, 2. x. x.

x. Bertha Geddis, 1, R. 'R, x. James Girdwood, x. 1, 1.

3, x. 1 Joseph Gould. 2, 2, x. Helen Graham, 2, 2, x. x.

Bertha Haley, X. X. X. X. Jean Hannah, 2, x.

1. x. x. Lloyd Harper, 3, x. 1, x.

x. x. Dorothy Hicks, x. 6arah Hossie, x. 2, x.

Evelyn Houston, x. x. it. x. x.

Garnet Huffman, 3, 1, X. 5, x. x. x. Laura Ireton, 3, 3.

1. 1, 1, 3. X. Mabel Joynt. i-.

x. x. Philip Karakowsky, 3, 1, X. X. X.

X. X. James Kinloch, 1, 2. 3, x. 1.

x. x. C. x. x.

Orville Kirkham. 2, 3. Black Silk Sweaters nne comDea conon. a neck styles with tailored I rocks Thursday per AFrt yard tll Main Floor Heavy quality Knitted Fibre Silk Sweaters, in cardisan style with loner sleeves, mark on'v. finish or lace yoKes.

7Q i each I Women's Silk Stripe Vests Women's fine knitted cotton vests with fibre $3,95 Regular Thursday, each Br. anc. 1st; 1st; c. Ross Mainse 3rd: 3rd. Frances MeConnell Br.

c. snc. 1st; physics, 3rd, 3rd. Neil McMillan c. Ford Tye 3rd; lit, 3rd; Br.

3rd; anc. 2nd; 1st; 1st; 2nd; Main Floor Fashionable models of good quality striped flannel in straight line and middy effects. Well finished and effectively trimmed with set-in pockets, ribbon ties, buttons, etc. Colors are sand, grey, fawn and green. A very smart frock for immediate or early Fall wear.

Sizes 16 to 40. Thursday silk stripe, uow neck, 29c sleeveless style. Thursday, each Hemstitched Sheets Made from durable 'bleached sheeting with deep hemstitched hem. Size 72 i 90 inches. Thursday, AfT per pair.

)MUi3 Main Floor Blue Bird Crepes The ideal material for 1 lingerie. Special Thursday, per 2 Main Floor Fine Voile Nightgowns A beautiful assortment of colored and fancy voile nightgowns, in low fleck, sleeveless styles, with trimmings of line Val. lace. In orchid, rose, pink and peach. Regu French Beaded Blouses Reg.

$10.95 to $161.50 Thursday $6.95 25 only French Beaded Over-blouses in Silk Crepe de. Chine to clear. These are beautiful new styles in White, Orchid. Tan. Xavy and Green.

Regular T0.I5 to (r Thursday only Main 'Floor 2nd. Vernon Tye 1st; Br. anc. 3rd; 1st; physics, 1st; 3rd. Thelma Tye Br.

anc. 3rd; 3rd: 3rd. Doris Warner 2nd; geom 1st. Lillian White Br. 3rd; anc.

1st, 3rd. I'eryl York Br. hist anc. genm 3rd; 3rd. X.

Jack Lapoint, 1, x. x. x. x. Anne MacDonald.

x. 3, x. 3, 3, x. x. Charles MacDonald.

x. 1. x. x. x.

Jean McLure. 1, 2, 1, 2, x. 1, 1. x. x.

Laura McLure, 1, 3 3 x. Helena McGlade, X. X. x. Christine McLaren, 2.

2, 1, x. S. 3, x. x. Edith McLaren, x.

1, 1, 3 1 2, x. Myrtle' Munro, 3, X- 'Annie North, 2, 2, x. lar 11.88 to spe $1.49 cial Thursday, each Main Floor X. X. X.

Edith Park, X. 1, 1, i 1 Freiman's Annual August Sale of Furs dp1 X. X. Jean Paterson, x. x.

Jeat x. x. James Patterson, 3, Another Reason Why For Thursday A Market Day Special 3-Piece Suits Fur Remodelling Let us give you an estimate on remodelling your furs. All furs left with us for repairs or remodelling are stored and Insured free of charge until called for. Phone Rideau 1W0, Fur Department, and our messenger will call.

Here's the Plan for August Only A deposit will hold any coat in our storage vaults until desired. Pay 20 on delivery of coat, and the balance within 12 months of date of purchase. All coats boughC in August charged as September 1st. Yo'u Should Buy Your Fur Coat During August Hundreds of thrifty women delay buying a new Fur Coat because of the amount of money involved. With this nw plan everything if simplified.

You buy from your income, and with enough time to make it easy. 100 Men's hard-wearing Ail-Wool 3-Piece Suits. Well-tailored, good-fitting business Suits. All sizes. Selected from regular stock selling as high as $25.00.

Feature value Thursday WESTPORT The following candidates were successful in all the papers written at the Westport Continuation school. The letter after a suhjert indicates a pass: the figures denote the grade of proficiency: H. Bulger Fr. c. Mary C.

Carty Br. Fr. Lat. c. Helen Cauley Eng.

2: Eng. Br. anc. 3. Irene Egan Br.

2. Bernlce MoAndrews Ens, Eng. Br. 2. l.

Frances McCann Br. alg. 1 3 Joseph McCann Br. Latin Fr. Latin Fr.

2. Marie McCann Eng. Eng. Br. 2: geom.

c. O. S. McNally Eng. Knc.

Latin 3, Latin 3. Isabel Mulvill Anc. geom. Jjitln French French c. Florence Mulvill Br.

alg 3 2. Ursula Quigley Eng. Br. alg. c.

Frances Hara Br. Lalin Latin Fr. Fr. r. Rita o'Jlara Eng.

3: Eng. Br, alg. physics, r. Jean Sranlan Latin Fr. c.

Julia Smith 'Br. geom Latin Ijitin French 3: French comp. c. Helen Speagle Br. A.

hist, 2: chem. 2. The following candidates were successful In the subjects indicated: E. Breen Latin auth French 3. K.

Carty Eng. physics, c. J. Hagan r. Hamilton t-M.

Henderson Br, 2, A. hist. Electric Seal Coats (Self-Trimmed) Only choice selected chapal skins are used in these Coats. New style collars and new oleeves. Silk brocade Hudson Seal Coate Made in one or two-button effect.

Selected Ho. 1 first choice Spring Muskrats. Dyed a rich lustrous Lined with brocades, tinsel cloth and cut velvets, in many new, novel effects. Trimmed with extra selected Alaska Sable, Siberian Squirrel, Jap Mink, Natural Fitch, or self-trimmcd. All sizes 3, x.

Irene Perkins, 1, 2, 3, x. Margaret Powers, 2, 1, 2, 3, x. 1, x. x. Herbert Praskey, x.

1, 1, 3. 3. X. Leah Praskey, 2, 1, 3 It 2, Thornloe Price, x. x.

C. R. x. Gohel Roberts. X.

x. 1, 3, x. x. x. Christine Robertson, X.

Me'riamWaw, 1, 1, 3, x. 8, x. x. Maude Sheil, 3, x. 1, x.

Xj X. X. Elsp'eth Smith. X. x.

3, x. 3 xt x. Somerville, 3. x. x.

1. x. x. 2. x.

x. Michael Stacey, x. Lloyd Strong, 1, x. 1. x.

X. X. X. X. Verna Tyslck, X.

x. C. x. x. x.

x. Al Yallely. R. x. x.

x. Ruth Walker, 2, 1, 3, x. 1. 3. 2, x.

Lillian White, 2, 1, C. 3, x. Catherine Wilson, 2. X. X.

x. Helene 3, 2. J. 3. 3, x.

x. PRESCOTT i Tn the resutts given below con high school middle school xam, tn. fgureg following each iubject in-rticate the grade of proficient1. Indicates ra standing. .1.

Alexander Hiit. J. AI. Ctji. 3.

I or rayon sfc lining. Well mushed in 1 every Sizes 16 48. to 44." Regular values up to $425. $119.00 ir i 50. Regular are and $295.00 Comp Fur August Fur Sale Price Tin- Home of Quality Clothes" Tlir Mini's Shop Main Floor August Sale Price Profit fi ri tl fi if TeimaD Limited StoraSetsece I 'L1 I 'l' I 4.