The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 18

ETHER DISCOVERED Xwoate Dtatbt Atrriee Caatioa -'i ia Usa af Drag. ft tftBnVM W.w II Am lhnr Ia MKpfl truth-taltlnc haa ba dU- tovr4 by Dr. Jma Cotton, of tht dtr. according to an Interview in a local vnlnff pPr Dr. Cotton' nw ether, called thy ten athar, ha been um4 In liunitroiu including fne be for the Slate Dntal SocW-ty 1 af New York at Albany last year, i ftnd another befor tha Ontario Pntal Association atra recently, 1 eaeulatd to limlnat poet-opera live Alcknea.

Tha preparation to compel a per- on to tell the truth, let tha chip fly where they may, la being kept a ecret. Dr. Cotton aav. ber-aune the revelation. In th long run, might alo mora harm than good Dr.

Cotton point out that while rdlnary eihar and cu wl pro duce th phenomenon of compelling patient under the Influence of on the other to confvae things, thla 1s by aocldent, but bia discovery is principle and a bat a nee whlvh 2i ever faila. Preaent memory la Imply a function, he eaye. and "When It goes the patient "no longer knows enough not to tell the truth. Hi ether obliterates prevent memory and Judgment. VOTE THEMSELVES A DAY.

OALT. May 11 The aldrr-fcieo of thla city have voted themselves remuneration of IS a day for counrll and commlltr iMtlnta tha total pay to ba ra-alTad by each member of ttu council not to aiarad IISO a year. 'vO 4. (tTxca 1, i Vio it5 1 SAID ITS NICC Dnngmr wTHr.i. Nice weather I WCATHCR WC I IT oo PV gJ I I ARC HAVINQt 'WHAT Father T'j UVi- f'- ImThut.J IZIl-r George McManui For the Friend who Travels Mi FoUfaf Wedm-t handy gifi fir At They mt auplitd Mdi plan or laaniMia dull rnlqi )ui wait uttful alarm.

Priat txxo to tjooo hiLok amptriion of our prtca wok foodi of tqud quality CHARLIE CHAPLIN IS BADLY BURNED Hit Fibiobi Pint Co Up la a BUte. IX)8 ANOELBH, May 11. Chir'ie Chaplin we painfully but not eer-louely burned at hlajnotlon plrtun-ffldlo here yeaterdav, when hu fH over an acetylene blow-torch which was part of the "ef In which he waa working- Hla trouevrs ca.jghi flra and he waa burned from ankl to wala-u Tha longest bridge In the world 'pan the Klver Ounicw. at Hara. In the Bengal prealdency of India.

The structure covers a distance ot II mltee and met 20 0OO.OOO. A RELIABLE FoldingWatch is one of those handy things that help to take the unpleasantness out of travelling. Our line it particularly complete. The watches are equipped with accurate Swim movements and come in thin, convenient cases of delicately tinted leathers. They are just as useful as they are reasonably priced Hmi Hae'liiileilil BLATCH, BATES CO.

Chartarad Aaeoantaata, Spafks Chambers, 193 Spark St, Ottawa. HM. Ia BLATCH. r.O.A HKKBKHT a. BATEa, C.A.

KICH ARD H. BOl NHAIJ OA, Phonei: Quean 1663 and Queen 6946. OV CAXACai F.D. HOGG RE-ELECTED LIB.C0NS.PRE8IDENT Ottawa Wert M.L.A. kiirtutt COKPANT AwociatioD.

I The annutl meeting of the National Liberal and Conservative At-nociatlun ol Ottawa was held in the rounm of the aaMHjct.itiun. It wns largely attended, and was one of the mn( enthueuuKlc meetings ever held by the association The financial report presented by the treasurer showed that sll expenditures of the year have be-n met. and balocica remain. Methods and means of the influence of the association were discussed by MR. F.

D. HtXiG. 1 many of the members, and numr ous suggestions of value were voiced. It was resolved that active step be at once taken to organise a Women's Conservstlvs Organisation, and the members pledged their hearty euppnrt to this proposal, snd 1 it was the opinion of the meeting thst many ladles were reedy and anxious to do their part In furthering the Interests of tee party. It Is sssured that a strong- onrsnisa-tlon of ladies will shortly be formed.

The sJoc4tlo. looks forward to a year of prosperity and activity. The meeting was addressed by the president, sir. P. D.

Hogg, who ex-preseed his plessurs tn seeing the enthusiasm and Interest displayed by ths member of the association, which was evidenced by the numerous suggestions received tor ths coming; year. Ii wished the members ever to bear In mmd that ths organisation must always be kept tn a position to help further the Interests) of the party which had tha eonfldencs and support of the Conservstlvs party snd their leader, Hon. Arthur Mr. H. F.

Hill ad or esse a ins meeting, and told of ths splendid work being 'dons In ths Toronto House by Mr. Ferguson, ths provincial Conservative leader, and ths desperate efforts made by ths On tarlo Government to discredit Mr-Ferguson's record while minister ot th lata) Conservative Government, efforts which after ths expenditure of fle.o amounted to nothing. It waa announced at the meeting that the Hon. Howard Psrwuson would speak at a Conservative rally on Monday, ths lth. In ths Orange Hail, and all friends of ths party and ladles) are asked to attend.

Those who know Mr. Ferguson's Rate Depends on Type of Service The Ttartk-to-fitatfcw" rate for km rDatance calla appika when tha calling party doee not aak to talk to a partkmkr ptrton, but merely to anyone who newer the dbtast telephone. TWa type of'aenrice it furnished at a lower rat bacaaea it laqulrea Mm work by long distance operator and fcaa etoaS tim than when a particular jMraori mnst be reached. "Statkn-lotatkn calk moat be made either by giving th telephone nombar wanted or the name or addreaa under which that tefephon ia Hated. If the calling party atatea he wiaha to talk to a particular parmm, the "Paraoiv4oPaBon" rata, which ia about one-foorth higher, ehaxged.

Aak na about aujrthLig cmawiihtg these rate that not dear to you. power ai a sjn-aker will not be disappointed. A resolution of confidence in the Hon. Mr. U.iuh.-n and the Hon.

Mr. t-'ergusatin waa unanimously pasned. Orilcera were elected, a follows: L. Hogg, president; first vlcs. prewldent Ernw.

Barrett; second i e-presldent, C. O. Boudreault; third vlce-prealdent, Norman O. 1 month; fourth vice-president, It. V.

Hamilton; secretary, L. T. Pin-kerton; French secrelHry, Valmore Moudreault. trt'asmrer Dr. Haa-tey.

Ward chairmen elected were: Dathousle. A. J. Ingram; Victoria, John T. Johns; Bt.

Oeorge. Monty Jones; Capital. C. Band: Ottawa South. T.

H- Itrewer; Rldeau. Aid. Broad foot; Central. A. E.

Honey-welt; Hlntonburg. Ed. Bpence; Wellington, V. 8. McClenagJian.

PRAY, NEVER MIND PAY, MOnO Of THIS FACTORY PETEIt ItORO, Ont May 10 In presenting a paper at the Social Service Council innisjnt on "The Hurvey of an Ontario City." J. D. McCuiiough, with London as the city In question, cited the case of manufsrturing firm outs ids of London which spent fifteen minutes dallf In public prayer In the factory, but whose wage list waa lower than conditions warrant. Cleaning Time Sale! I sW(ai JsW 0 The heatv Sprlns; cleaning finds much of ths housec leaning equipment In need of re-p ha.ee sasnt. Trie Wooden ware Bryson-O rails ms Second Floor is ready with a large and widely assorted stock of all kinds of brushes, mops, cloths, etc.

for home Phone y. 7100, and order your brushes. Mop, B4f WHnvtnar Mops. Can be used without wetting ths hands. Kaon, Mc Cord Mop.

Also known as deck or yacht swabs, Cach, 50c to SI. Mop nsjadlrs. Each. tie. Mip Clocbs.

Bach, tic Dish Mops. Eaon. 10c. O'CMar Mops, Each, Us and $1. Lsqnld Vejert Mops.

Ths swab corns off with a pull. Each, 9. Polishes O'Odar Potlati. 40 oa. bot-Uaa.

SSo; It oa, bottlea, aoo, quarta. SI.Ml 1-1 aallon, a I Ion. as. MajaM VeMar. 4 ox.

tjottlea, aooi -11 ox. bottles, SOo; i oa. bottlea. S1.SS. atnrtlner Oedar Poltob.

bottlea, 4Sc Biraon-Oraham Second Floor. FIND FINNERTY'S BODY IN THE 0TTM RIVER Etemed Gtixea of Araprior D'mpptutd Foot WmIu Af o. A It PRIOR, May 10. (Bpaclal.) The body of Mr. James rinnerty, who mystsriousiy disappsared from her about four weeks ago, was found in the Ottawa river, near the Araprior wharf, at thla even-Ing.

The discovery was made by Chief Jackson and Mr. W. Kelly. When the body was searched 1109.15 was found. Mr.

Flnnsrty was 70 years old, and one of tha most highly respected cltlseno of the town. He was supposed to have gen to Ottawa four weeks ago. but could not be traced beyond tale own house. He la survived by four sons and four daughters. An Inquest will be held within the r.t-xt few days.

His friends and family are at a complete loss at present to account for his disappearance. Large Travelling Tnciks Thiar sday $8.49 aalo ot twelve roomy tnmliav atae It It II that totaa4-Inaj trarellar and Tacatlonlata atioold not mlaa. The, trunk are mad wltti oonatructaa box oorered with tratarproof eaa-th aad are protMted and atrencthetied at erery joint aad olnt. Braaa plated steal trlm-mlnga, hardwood alaate, atrona, 'firmly aooured leather handles and sheet at eel bottom are (aataras that solldlr and strength. last de a deep tray fitted wttti hat bos adds to the convenience.

V-la-alty, a food, dependable kwk aora plots a trunk that will grra ex-4lat asnrtc. Twelv only ot tals (Tsat ahie. Oa sal Thul-day. each. M.4.

BryssB-Oraham Mala Floor Oas tn. Phone Queen 7100 for Groceries OvalttT Tantocav Per lb- ISfi; Ttj lbs. lor rawer He rim, a tha. tor Marrowfat Oresa Fcaa. las.

Mir tlae. All flavor. RMs-uiar II sash Id at Threw fa OrywNi Onaasw Yettov Tea, Peeked la wooden eaddlesL ketra fin oallty. 1 lb. R.

eaddtem SS ss. arsane rwato Obfna, saad salty. Per casket. aw. Brysoa-Oraham Mala FlOT O'Ooaaor at.

1 5 S. PROTESTANT APPEAL FIVE CENT BEER DUE FOR BIBLE IN SCHOOL! IN MONTREAL AGAIN Huroi Symoi Atki AD darctei To Support Mot. LOKDON. May 10. Religious education in the ptibllc school was the most Important subject discussed at the afternoon evasion of the Synod of Huron.

Canon Sage read the report of the comn.ittee reoommendlng that the Four Oos-pels. the Apostles' Creed, the Ten Commandments and the Lord's Prayer form part of the religious study In the public schools. The committee believes that these should be compulerry for children unless excusvd for sufficient rea son. It wan also advised that the Gospels be read without comment. was decided to appeal to the Department of Education not solely as representation from the Church of England, but to hold conferences with other Brotherhood denominations and approach the department fully representing Protestant churches.

AKoBtios of Lminry Tax Metis Schooner's Reappearance. MONTREAL, May 10. The five cent (lass of beer, long since banished In the face of war-time costs and Government taxation, will shortly make Its reappearance in the bars of this city, following the removal of the luxury tax on the beverage, as announoed In the Oovsrament budget proposals, say brewers and tavern keepers. The lifting of the tax will bring about a marked reduction In the whoiesala price of beer, said Nor- i man J. Dawes, of the National Brew- erles.

Limited, when Interviewed. According to his estimate, draught beer will come down from 918 10 and 118.00 a barrel to $11. 50 and 111. Oft, and on bottled beer there will be a reduction of 60 cents on the price of a dosen quarts, now 92. 00, and a reduction of 10 cents on the prico of a dosi-n pints, now $1.10.

Other liquor prices, however, will rise, say officials. Maids' Black Dresses $450 Mad of washable cotton aotaelte, they are In twa style aM black with ad-aastabla collar and straight etrfra, or with turn baok collar ana cuffs trimmed with wttlts musMn with hemstitched border. tes It to 44. Bach. 14.

t. BryaWttOrsaliin bVmIi4 Floor. Women's Knitted YesUx 59c relatit cumfy cot. stcsvclecs ewe styles with lac yaks. Misery flalshcd and well made la every way.

All rcrnlar atsee fer wemaa. Brycoa-Oraham aeeoa Floor. Bry son-Graham's Great Vr 77 OTTAVA JOURNAL 'WIDITISDATVMAT 11, lWt NEW WHEAT VENDING SCHEME JKSTED Caaaaa Baanl Hakat Pwaaaal Ta SatkaUktwaa. REQIWA, Hay 10. A voluntary aohama of whaat marketing, epaaa atad br a apaclally raat4 orfanU aatlon dlractly raaponalbla to IU farmar-patrona, prorldad aufflc'-ant demand for Toluntarr pooling and providing tha Oorarnmant ta daalroua of aeeadln( to that d-ntand, la the recommandatloa con- ilned In tha report oa wheat mar.

prepared br Jaa. BUwart and w. Ridden, ot tha Canada Whaat Hoard, at tha requeat of tha aaakat-hewan Oovernmant, and made public today. Tha report auraeata that a voluntary pool ehould be conducted on an experimental eeale, rather than an attempt made to embark on a full-fledied acheroe. STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE STATION Battariet Tor Every Oar I Wa Alto Oharf BattariM mm S7t.SDO.SM Bank SL, Opp.

lanrta St. "BLACK BEAUTT A pletwre fer the whets fasslly. Dat let the ehlldrea sales As estrs after eeBiesI smattsee Ntarte eharw eaeh atfterweea at 1. 3S. Baleoay.

IBci ercheettw. tSe. itlesd the saatlseee sad avslal he evealaar nssh. 4 flhwws Dally us. a.is, rs, a.e TODAY AMD ALL WEEK IMPERIAL OUTSIZE DRESS APRONS Made of fancy striped prints In light and medium colorings, they have short sleeve, wide belt and larv pockets and are piped In Sajte Blue.

In neck style fasten -Ins: at front with pearl buttons, or square neck style with side fastening, large women. Special, each, 91. St. $11,95 ay Sale of Silks it half-way through it course. There remain but three days Thursday, Friday and Saturday to take advantage of the wonderful cilk values that are being offered.

He-member every yard of silk in the sale is this season's new, fresh stock no imperfect weaves, or second qualities. It is a sale unrivalled for extent and value giving. Dozens of high-grade weaves in a splendid range of colorings are marked a price that are absolutely convincing for their economic possibilities. Bny your summer silks while this great sale is in progress. To make Thursday especially interesting the following line is featured Black Silk Duchesse Paillette 300 yards of a rich, shimmering duchesse paillette.

A heavy quality that will make up excellently into handsome dresses, skirt and ait. Fast dyed in a deep black and of guaranteed wearing quality. 86 in. wide. While the supply last, Silk Sale Price, yard, $1.98.

Bryson-Oraihaia Main Floor. $1.98 Ginning Smocks and OreHblooses $2.49 Mad of cood oallty Jean, cambric, nmalln aat von, rhey coma ia a wide ranee pretty oolera, Urehtdm; in acre, sky, Copeo. ross. Beldam bhM aad Clash. The smocks bav eoatrastia round soUars aad arc a atty Us bank style The wverblcn have square oollarleea acek aad arc salarlly band embroidered at yoke and waist band la aoatrsstlac shades.

Tea will be sclKhMd with th pretUneas sad serrtesattlllty ef thcas harmlssj sarmsats, and ttisy arc just the delaty washable kind of aiaeoka aad evarbleveae that will be a handy (or summer wear. PC-lally prleed. aca, Brrsoa-Oraham acecad 11 ooT. I $1.29 Outeixes $8.25 $4.45 A Hlartline reduction on heavy damask tabic cloflis lie famous "Colleen" brand that will be welcomed by every housekeeper who wants handsome, serviceable table linen. These cloth are 2 yd.

2 1-2 yds, and come in four choice design rose, chrysanthemum, nautv and fancy scroll. We made an exceptionally (rood purchase of these cloth and are aMe to offer you an exceptional bargain. Former price $8.25. One hundred only to be gold at HS each. 23 23 ia.

Tabl Napldni, Dot. ltMss table napklna can be had to mat oh' the a boy. table cloths and are part of the special purchase. Formerly dosen. Special at St.

eft dosen. S2.7S Table Damaak, $1.89 Yd. Clearance of heary Irish quality damaak In thletle or Illy and stripe deslcii. 71 In. wide.

Has a lovely aatln finish. Worth ft.Tt yard. Clearing- at tin. Bry eon -Graham Main Floor. Damaak Tabla Napkins, I3.B0 Do ten.

Slse 20 20 In. An excellent wearing quality for every day use. In maple leaf, pansy, rose and fleiir de lis deaiens. Per dosen, S3.60. Clearance Women's Sport Coats Smartlv tailored of durable tweeds and screes, they come in sand, Copen, tan and fancy mixtures, and are fin ished with belt of self and medium or large collar.

A nice weight for use as slip-on coat for cool evenings. A limited quantity only to clear at, each, $11.95. Bryatm-Oraham Second Floor. 30c Grey Cotton 20c yard A furtficr reduction Able ui to offer this gntdo of gny cotton, formerly all Ing at SOc. at thtai rducd piio.

It tm atronc wtwrinc ltrtvde that will blosveh out pur whlto and clva splendid mar for ahMta, pillow oaaea, ate. ta. wlda. Nw Prloa. par y-vrd, tOa 59o OtretUar Pillow Cotton.

SOo Yd. A claaranea ot aztra haary quality cotton with round thraad toott. way. 81ias 40. 41 and 44 In.

Oultabla for mbrolTrlnr- Claarln at, pr yard. ftOe. BiyociOraham Mala Floor. Pretty Hats and Bonnets for Baby An arrival of ehaawilnr warm weather bead wear for Infanta that wltt fasolnat you wtth Its charmlns; styles and dellrhtful rassm ef effceta. Brtn awhy to ths Bryson-Orabam Baby ahca ejeeond floor and acleet a pretty feat err bonnet while the ranse at ttt best.

Pica. Hats (Car lafaat boya), i.aa. rtk rrtfttm Bass (for tnfaat boys). i jcto aaa. MaaKa BurUet; at at aija.

Bilk Boasmtm, ItW Xztra fpaalalt Organdy Poke Bcainets, S9c la dainty shades af pnik. pea irrean. sky. and alas fe whKa. Tharaaay.

caoh. swa. aea tha Wtadow Ptsptaf at.