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5 CITUXDAT, JUtY 16 1827. THE OTTAWA JOURNAL PASS AN ORDER 0M1GAUT0S HILL' RECITALS Wellington Street To Be Qottd To Traffic Half Hour Before Concert. REFUSE APPLICATIONS i- FROSI ALL CARMYALS Board of Control Proposal Cut OS Telephones Rejected decision to make Welling-. ton street a closed traffie area during carillon concerts from the Peace Tower, to refuse in future all applications for licenses to travelling carnivals and shows, and rejection of a proposal from the Board of Con-trol that the police department cease paying for telephones now installed in the homes of certain members of the department, featured a meeting of the Police Commission yesterday after Magistrate Charles chalrmuu: Mayor J. P.

Balbarrle, and Chief of Police Ales. M. Ross vers present. The board decided that os the occasion of all carillon recitals Wellington atreet would be closed to all vehicular traffie from a point east of the west entrance to Parliament Bill to another point west of the lanewar to the. rear ef toe poet of rice, the Intersecting streets, Elgin, Metcalfe and O'Connor etreeta, being eloeed at the north aide of Sparks street.

Mast Be Koteeloac. The restriction wonld be In effect one-half hoar prior to the opening of the recital and coatlnse ntu tho end. All motor cars parked within thle area at the moment of closing woald be allowed to bat none wonld be permitted to res their engines or honk horns. The (feet of the new regulation woald be that motorists eace parked within the area wonld have to remain until the concert finished. Before deciding on thin drastle action to aaalat la earblag the bed-lam which haa marked all carillon concerts so far.

the board thoroughly reviewed exUUag bylaws bearing on the ejaeetloa, and annut-moualy decided that a new bylaw waa not necessary. Enforcement of the new ruling, npplytng to the Wednesday aad 8aaday evening concerts, as well aa asocial recitals, woald be la the heads of a stroag squad et police. Magistrate Hope-wall stated he woald fully back ap enforcement In police court. Aa the Jurisdiction of the Beard only Indadee Wellington atreet, aad not Parliament Hill Itself, the new arrangement provtdee that the west gate to. the Hill bu.latt open.

Just what regulations wUl be Invoked by the Federal authorities to meet the sltaatloa there la not known. Mayor Balhar rle stated that a letter had been seat to the Government Informing it of the proposed eity action. -Cantfvule are Bsnwd. The Police Cow mission also decided thst in response to a letter from the Board of Control draw tng attention to complaints received regarding travelling carnivals. It would Is future refuse license ail such carnivals, with favor to none.

The only exception would be the midway daring Ii-hlbltloB week which' Is provided for by special authority and the large circuses hers only one day: la view of Its oeclsloa the board at first considered notifying the Miller Shown that they could not play in Ottawa neat week, but when It was pointed out thst local organizations sponsoring the visit would probably have to pay heavily la contract gnaranteee It such a thing happened. It was felt that woum dc oniy just to- make the new ruling; effective after next wees. a It was Minted that under the license eystem the 'u'7 wi. ue-jioars aid not coma uw piny until the shows www mm ground ana commenced operating. Co-operation iae pari 01 outnonties controlling various narks and grounds woald therefore have to ieiiqsa so prevent a very an pieasant situation, arising.

The board had never Issued "permits' to nny shows to locate here. The license merely Involved the paying of a certain sum to the city per this oonnecUon Chief Boss mm loisows; -u lacladra inayerosuKls. "The large circus which exhibits for aa afternoon and an evenln com. 11 mJ travelling carnival that stays as Ions keep! coming In that la objection, able to the people In the vielnltr. It la useless to expect roar board JubOwYear; And Buy Tour Ilea1 Clcthlaj Ddjs' ClctMuj -rv rectarear TTcnca'a Coats Wcnsn'i Dresses 1 1 a T- The Sunday School Lesson ByRec.C.C.

PiJgeon, D.D. Fort Saaday, July Si. David and Oollath Samuel IT. A little lad once said thst be liked the Bible because It was "Us IghUs'eet book In the world. Thoee who ngree with him do well to read again the ITtb of I Samuel.

It describes, of course the wsrfsre of a barbarous age. The spectacle of a physical giant stalking to and fro in "no man'a land" defying a whole army, and thea that man's defeat at the hands of a stripling starting a panic In the ranka of his comrades, which resulted In headlong flight, could occur only In, a time when personal prowess was the chief factor la war and hand-to-band combat the order of the day. There la a passage In Macaulay's history which flred my imagination as a youth and which, I confess, thrills me still. He baa been describing the battle of Lan- den In which the French army, ander the Uuke of Luxembourg, a hunch-back, inflicted a severe defeat on the Allied forces under wllllam of Orange, who physically waa always weak and sickly. He adde this perhaps, waa the change which the progress of civilisation naa produced in the art of war more strikingly Illustrated than on that day.

Ajax beating down the Trojan leader with a rock which two ordinary mea could scarcely lift. Horatiua defending the bridge against an nrmy, Kicnard the Lion-hearted spurring alone the whole Saracen line without finding an enemy to etand his assault, Robert Bruce crushing with one blow the helmet and head of 8ir Henry Bo- nun in eiint of tne whole army of England and Scotland, such are the heroes of a dark age. In such nn age bodily vigor la the moot Indis pensable qualification of a warrior. At Landea two poor, sickly belnga who, la a rude state of society, would have been regarded too pnny to bear aay part la combats, were the aonla of two great arm lea. In some heathen countries they would have been exposed while Infants.

In Christendom they would, SOS years earl ier, nave been aeat to soma aulet cloister. But their lot had fallen on a time when men bad discov ered that the strength of the muscles Is far Inferior In value to the strength ef the mind. It Is probable that, among the hundred and twenty thonsaad soldiers who were marshalled round Neerwlnden aader all the etaadards of westera Europe, the two feeblest la body were the hunchbacked dwarf who urged forward the flerr onset of France, and the asthmatic akaleton who covered the alow retreat of England." There la more thaa nersonsl valor In David's conduct here. Hie soul shines bore as one who dared to take religion at Ita face value. He lived before the discovery that Jehovah waa God over all.

la those days they Identified the god with tne una. una Jehovah, aa the Ood of Israel, waa expected to tight her oattiee against the gods of the ear- rounding nation. David could not understand how the amies ef the living God abould ever hesitate to Join battle with the eaemy. As a lad. Imaginative beyond his years.

as to prevent eertala travelling car-aival shows from exhibiting on prlvetely owned grounds such ns the Booth property on Bronson nvenue nnd west of Piouffe Park, when other shows of a like nature ard given official or aaofflclal per mission oy some oiaer tody to exhibit la a public park or playground, such as Cartier Square, Angleeea 8quare, aad Bingham Square, nor la it reaaoaabla to ask year board to retasa a llceaee to aay person or persons who hare received permission from those controlling public property to usi same lor snow "poses." Knowing now that they: would not be allowed to operate under the new order, the member of the commission fslt thst owners of the various properties described would do well not to bring such organisations to the city. The ruling would not apply, It waa stated, to circuses of a one dsy stand, but would include everything of the travelling car air al type, regard lew of who the promoter may be, or In whet Interests. charitable cr otherwise. It waa being held. Chief Files Reply.

The Board also received a letter from the secretary of the Board of Control suggesUng that la view of the Increase la telephone rates. It might be well for the Police Commission to stop paring for the telephonee which the letter etatod waa lacludsd la the police appropriation. With the Chief Rosa filed his reply, which waa unanimously approved by the Boarl There were IS and not si telephones, the Chief stated la his letter. These were provided the Magistrate, the Chief Constable, t-eputy Chief, Detective Sergesnts, and Detectives. All these men were not on what night be called the eight hour dy.

They must be available at, all hours of the day or night for emergency duty. Beveral times a week, de-lectlvee were called "out of bed st various hours of the Bight to dc-emergency work. The magistrate tlso wss needed at all hours of the night to arrange ball. If the department- ceased paying for these telephones, not one- quarter of them would be replaeedr he atatod, and such move therefore could hnve no other elect then to Interfere seriously with the efficiency pf the department 1 MRS. Qi READ.

The funeral of Mrs. Grsyitoa C. Read, who died recently nt Detroit, MlchU wan held from the home of her parents, Mr. aad Mrs. I.

Brod-ertck, Alvln street. Perth, aad was largely attended. The service was conducted by Rev. Dr. Bedford-Jones at St.

Jamas' Church. Bhs had resided at Perth antll three years ago. Following her marriage she moved to Detroit. Many beautiful floral tributes received bore testimony the regard with which Read was held. The chief mourners were her husband, her pares two Perth, aad Edward.

New, York City, aad three sisters. trs. Wis lerburn, Perth, and Emma 'and Ellen, at home. Burial was at Elmwood Cemetery, LEGS CUT OFF. QUEBEC, July aisVcel Plaate, i.

eon of Felix Plaate. thle city, had both legs cut off today a Canadian National train at the cresting Of 8L 'Ambrolse street while he was attempting to nave nana flattened br the waeeie ef the cars. hla patriotism bad been tti with the stories of the victories which Jehovah had glvea his people over their enemies. Besides, be bad aever heard the ugly facts of Israsl'a aetaal altuatloa. aad was therefore wholly anprepared for aa acknowledgment of laferloritv on a national scale.

Imagine, then, hla coaaternatloa when he beard aad saw Goliath! He had come to the army expecting the thrill of victory, and here all Israel waa cowering before the Invader, aad even Baal, the Majestic, keeping under cover. It waa Intolerable, aad the lad's outcry against his humiliation aroused the army. What atlrred David moat deeply waa Israel's loee of the daring of They had a living God. who had humbled fegypt, and had drivea out the Cannaaltea before the armies of Israel, and yet no one of ail her tnoasaada wonld net on thnt faith to the extent of taking up the challenge of the Philistine. He could not atand It, and he fought and won.

What David's -faith did for htm la clear. First. It brought out bis own resources. There la no doubt that on thnt field the better maa won. Goliath had but David bad skill aad agility, and could choose his own weapoaa and method of fighting, nnd the glaat, who could have crushed him la a corner, waa no match for him on tho wide range of the hilla.

A conquering faith bringa Into exerclae powers of whose very existence we are unaware. Any strong emotion 111 enll out our reserves of strength. A log onee fell on a little boy, crushing him to the earth. Hia mother, who waa near. lifted It off and rolled It away.

She waa a small woman: strong men who were hurrying to the spot aaw wnnt aue did. and could scarcely move the log themselves. Her love made her stronger then the strong. Much more will a great faith move mea to do the Impossible. It was their faith that made the Ironsides Invincible.

It la ever so: we do not know our own capabilities: faith brings them into action. Qod always commands what aeems beyond our measure, and thoee who comply find aa they attempt It that ii is wiinin easy reacn. Next. David knew thnt the Issue waa with God, aad unhesltstlngly committed ble fata to the God of battlee. God works through msn, but God works.

Faith finds Hia naad In In the Into war many believed that the angele fought nt Mona. Ona aoldier. speaking In this city, told the atory, and added: waa there, and I know." The late A. T. Plersoa wrote a aeriea of books entitled "The Miracles of Missions." In them he gave Incidents ef mission ary adventure and success which revealed to the bellevlag the hand of God.

But'our belief in God'e cooperation doee not depend on atart-ling Interventions which are above the range of lew. To the aeasitlve soul God la always with us. aad Hla powers work through ours to the glory of Hla name. The call of the moment Is to commit our-aelvea to Him. aad to launch out on tho enterprises which He commends, believing that the act of faith will bring the resources aeceeaary.

The example of David and the experience, of the Church ahowa Ha will never fail aa. DANGER OF STRIKE ON CJ.R. OVER Baits of Settlement Has Been Arrived At. KENORA, July II. A basis of settlement hss been arrived at aad tho danger nt a atrike of 1.000 employee, members of the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employes, of the Canadian National Railways eliminated, according to a atatement made here today by Hon.

Peter Heeaaa. Minister of Labor. "I am bow in a posltloa to atate that a basis of aettlemenl baa been arrived at and all danger of a atrike la past." Mr. Heeaan stated when Interviewed nt bin home today. The dlapute between the employes nnd the railway management Involved freight hnndleta, clsrks and checkers.

It baa been of long standing nnd concerned wage and working condition schedules. The workers accepted a fsur cent nn hour Increase la wages recommended by a conciliation board, but the award waa not acceptable to the Canadian National management. Negotiations followed, and tha company eompiom-Ised. offering general Increases of two and a half cents an hoar. This tha men refused, end a strike vote, which a few days sgo waa reported In process of tabulation, wna tnken.

PROPERTY OWNERS ADVISING CAUTION At a meeting at the executive council of tne Property Holders Association the question of the widening of Elgin atreet from Sparks street to Laurler avenue to a aet back line of II feet, afforded lengthy dlacuaaloa. The unanimous opinion waa to advise the Board of Control nnd the City Council to 'move very slowly la the matter. The feeling waa that there waa now too much exempt property and to increase the burden waa not only unwlae at the present state of OtUwa's finances, but extremely bad business. The debenture debt of the city, together with the current expenses hss boosted taxes to the highest mark la our history. Aaother recommendation of the executive waa that the Property Holders' Association co-operate with the Board of Coatrol aad the City Council to brlas all the proa-Sure possible to bear agalnat the removal of the engine repairmen of the Canadian National Railways from the eHy.

It waa felt that Since It wss such a aerfoue matter to the eity that It abould be brought to the personal attention of Sir Henry Thornton. EW COMPANIES? July llNsw com-paalee to the number of SI with aa authorised capital ef HO.ftl.-000 were reported to the Monetary Times derla tha uv A.A July -p, compared with 101 with A eee.iev.eev id prenoae weK. aad with 74 with til, 114. 009 tha corresponding week of last yr. MOVE PROHIBITION 7 MS CT.

PARKING Labor Council Elects Delegates For Congress Convention. Ottawa Allied Trades sad Labcr Association last s'fbt heartily cartoned the suggestion that all park-lag of automobiles be prohibited on Sparks etreet. A motion was carried that the secretary notify the Board of Coatrol that tho association thought this a proper novo la the Interests of rapid transportation and safety. The matter was brought before the meeting1 by F. McRae.

of the street rallwaymea'a union, who ctaimsd that motors parked an Sparks street deprived the general ubiic or rapid transportation, uur-na busy hours it oftea took a street car eight to II minutes to negotiate the blocks between Elgin aad Bank streets. Delegates to Cbagi'tss. Tom Moore, president of the Trades and Labor Congress of Can ada and a delegate, aeconded tne motion which he considered of as much interest to motorists as to pedestrians. A large part of- the meeting waa taken up with the election of dele gates to the 13rd annual convention of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada to be held commencing August 11 in the Memorial Hall at Edmonton. William Lodge waa the first-delegate select ed.

The "wo others whj were selected to represent the Allied Trades Council were Donald Dear and J. J. Gibcault. Last night's meeting was the most representative la many months. There were JO locale rep resented.

Robert Carson, tha president, wss In the chair. It was decided that tho city be reqaested to change Ite fair wage bylaw by providing that ratea of wagee be posted on all joba and that generally the Federal fair wage clause by Incorporated In civic contracts. Referring to the moving of 41 Jit UNITED CHTJBCB CANADA Chalmers and Dominion United Services CHALMERS CHURCH 00oauor and Cooper Ste. 11 a.m. Rev.

Allworth Eardley, B.D. 730 pjn. Dr. Geo. A.

Woodsider -St. 8tephesa-Broadway Church, Winnipeg. UNION SERVICES First United UcLeod Street Stewsvrton iXst MtaeyaaVCVVVt REV. a. tC McLEXNAW REV.

P. LOGAX REV. S. MILUJCEM HcLEOD STBEET STEWAETON 11 a m. Rer.

C. F. Logan. Rev. F.

8. Mllllken. T.JS p.m. Rev. F.

8. Mllllken. I Rev. a F. Logan.

ST. JAMES Sssead Ave, aad tra St, KB V. aOsVT MnXIMKW. eVJA. D-D.

HOLIDAY TJXION EZ3CTICZS Weiss Slea, aa4 St. Jaeaee ta St, Jaatee Chunk Pwhtto WewBhra) at 11 sua. aad fJO fan. Paul's Eastfw jl CUM INLAND Aim pmv Service at 11 a.m. aad T.JS REV.

9, A. rBQCHART At Both Services. Calvia Ottawa South United Services Public worship la Ottawa South Churoa at It aad fe a.sa. mm eh, A. NaeOowaM.

taslete. BELL ST. UNITED The) Chaxck.ed FrWadsbJp Cor. Ball aad Artlagtoa Ave. Rev.

Frod R. Meredith. Mlaistcr. IS a.m Brotherhood. 11 a.m.' Rev.

Geo. A. Woodtlde, D.D. (of Winnipeg.) II. IP p.m Suaday School.

7 p.m. Revf John W. Woodslde, D.D. BAPTIST FOURTH AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH Rev.

W. Paste Rev. H. Herritt, of Ken-more, preach at loth services. FIRST BAPTIST CH RCH eaewew LaHee Insm aad Elatsj Street fTww Steeha ftwas Ctty NaU) 1XV.

ltOrrST CXOSOS, BJL, BJ), KinlsW -1 loririnF wtjsct: Tlu Kn Wlo Took Mewmlac ServW oaiy dariaw Jaly aad Aniwat.U' CIIZ13TIAN first anncii scmmsT Ceev Neeeaire aad Eandsr Carries. 11 evxa. and Seaday Soheet tee aadec IS eeta la tha mora las. Tbe sealer lessee at S.IS, eat elaaaee at is 41 a. at.

Subieeti -Urs." Teetlaieay aleetlsg WedsesSay, men from tho C.N.R. back aheps to Montreal and Stratford the following clsuee la the executive report was adopted. Kotlco Too Short, "Although fully reaUslag that the die la cast and we are la a helpless posltloa as to aay attempt to hold the Ottawa Eaathopa, year executive feel that some note of re gret shoald be made. Our city caa HI afford to lose aay lad us try, as the opportualllee hero are all too few for the mechanic. The number cltlsena that will be lost to Ottawa may appear email, but when we recall that tha city la aot evea making Ita normal growth, thea the 100 odd caa ill be apared.

There waa a distinct gnd general Impression that the shops were to remain nnd thle thought ndda to disappointment of losing good cltlsens, and shops. We veatore the opinion that the three weeks' notice was altogether too abort, aa those responsible for the order must have known for some time of the decisive step to be takea. with the curtain closing todsy. the lltb. Your executive expect that a geaer- oua consideration will bo gives to nil effected, aa befitting men with from 10 to 10 years' service.

The step Is to be taken on the ground of efficiency centralisation and, we may add. what Crimea are committed ander auch namea with the Industrisl worher ne the sufferer!" Favor Bus Service. Pleasure wss expressed that the Board of Railway Commissioners had refused a level crossing over the Somerset street C.P.R. tracks. Tha opinion waa expressed and en dorsed -that at least a Due aervtce should be started along the proposed Nicholas street-Templeton avenue atreet car extension.

The waa commented on ad versely that, although the city bad refused a grant for the entertainment of delegate to the Trades and Labor Congress two yeara ago, the policy at City Hall of making grants tor other visitors wne belnt continued. The meeting decided that, unless the dutlee of the proposed central secountsnt at City Hall were clearly- outlined, coancil should continue Ita opposition to auch an appointment, and that In nny case present employee ahoaid bo riven aa Opportunity to obtain the Job. WESTBOEO UNITED CHURCH lateteei Stw. U. MICK.

8.TJI Sunday Services at 11 sun. and 70 p.m. A cordial tnviutlon to atmngers aad visitors. BETHANY and R0SEI0UNT Oalted lMf BerHeea la at Ckurrh for Jmlr. IS a-m flunday ScheeL It A.

M. and P. BCV. W. A.

DOBSOK BAPTIST McPhail Memorial Baptist Ceo, aad Uocaf W. nOTD TIC BB. SVAW Nlptates 11 a.m. "A Conrageons Min-istry," 7 p.m MA Subtle Danger." BAPTIST AS3ZMZLT kewtasw Mall, Khasrw ihaoaraeevV StaUd SIS Umw Aeev laleteei ste. 40MH A.

tAUrOKU aa aii-Bianeai Miaiatrr It a.m Reeeaelllatlea. P. M. The Importaaee ef Every Command ef Ood. P.M;hlUra faceting at Ml Somerset W.

Wedaeeday, P.hL Prayer servlea. CCII2ICE Has ear Suae la. lua. rREi i Dtwei BOOMS SI! Move 'mmmmn ea s-rfco oa mi bar. aae, ftes a mmm, ea aa.

Salre a-aa. t- 1 mju the age Of the J-jaier p.as. REGOTAL SHOOT OF CUARDS TODAY All-Comers Match Wifl Held Saturday. The annual regimental shoot of The Governor General's Foot Guards will be started today at Connaught Rangea, weather permitting, when nil events, excepting the all-comera' match, will be held during the afternoon. The all-comera' match will take place at the ranges one week from todsy.

The annual tournament waa scheduled to take place July I. but waa cancelled because of Diamond Jubilee featarea, Including the arrival of Col. Charlee Lindbergh, when the Gunrdsmen were required for mllltsry duty. The tournament programme called for' an nil-day shoot, but, because of the postponement. It haa been divided over the two Saturdays.

The Governor-General's Foot Guarda held a special parade last at the Armories, to pre pare for ceremonials la which the regiment will take part shortly. The four companies turned out on the parade floor for practice. Following the drill, the Guardsmen were entertained at a moving picture ahow la the regimental hall. the presentation Including pictures of the Foot Guarda during the recent Jubilee celebration. A caka of good aoap contains Ingredients that have been collected from nil parte of tho world.

Famous Players Canadian Corporation Limited Notice Is hereby gives that a dividend ef 9 per share for the quarter eadlag the let day ef August, ItIT, has bega declared apea the First Preference Stock- ef the. Company, payable the 1st day ef September, 1MT. to shareholder ef record the 10th day ef July. HIT. By Order the Board, N.

NATHANBON, Maaaslng Director. Toronto. July It. 1MT. frt-ii irarenea Give the cream a chance to rise When tht err am taken awey, yon hare only akiavmUh left.

If you keep ike etilfc etirrei ap, you trill iweer give the ereass a fair chance to father, jroo-eday, tkejf extract the cream by ateoM of seperafor, with wild, mad, tplnhlay whirl to it, by meant of which the cream toon parte company with the sfclnv' milk, and leave it behind the symbol of life that ts thin. aasabstdntidf, aad comparatively tporlAlcfs. Has ever occurred to you that to get the most out of Hfe it is not necessary that we should always "be on the go." We need timet of quiet. If we would not find ourselves living efciavatilft Noes. Let as Utte for the defies voices that are always ready to wring nt a mettage from the powers above us.

71 may be emoay the Gstiaeea hnu, or heetde the lake at tuntet, or if, me mMh meet of as. fbers It pott of duly af boat, and our fate! time mast be fonnd on oar own premiere; even there wo map get our mettage that will make Ufa mora real, and win for nt tomething mora of tho rich-net and the body of trvth. And serely (here ft a cool, fwief place of worthlp not for steey, and they thai trait upon the Lord shall renew their ttrength. PRESBYTERIAN St. Andrew's Church (lbytariaa) 11 a jii.

and 7.30 pjn. REV. B. KIDD, BJ of Gananoquo, will occupy tho pulpit at both eervlcea. Tka church will be cloeed from July 14th to I August Slth Inclusive.

KNOX PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Dr. Drysdale, Rccheiter, New Yctk Will conduct both ecrvices. 1 ll. a.tn- MORNTNQ SERVICE.

T.lt jp.m. EVEITOiQ SERVICE. nmzRDEUoinu atioital I gospe BaakBBd REV. W.E. POWERS 1 PA8TOH 11.00 a.nL "Tha Zinsfsj Christ in Us." 1 -70p jn Ths World's His and Their 3.00pjnvBiblt BchoolV Good Ooapel Binjlnf B0LINBC3 tXQVBZIBIlT Ooen Plftn Ave.

Meak Rev. P. Wlaaman Preaching. 11 a.m. and p.m.

SabbaU School IS a.m. Wo WlUbi Vow, BBFORUIID EPISCOPAL fltefnrejied Bplseeiml) tOU. KLAilA AND CLOVCBSTSSI Bee, 'SfKCIAI. SSHV1C P. M.

4 OBANB1 SJB-elOBiat. SBRVSCa adar the eeeeleea et RereJ Searlet Charter. D. 1T M.wV.rs at UOB.A. aed O.T.B.

ere levlttd te yartlclpale la thle eec-V TENDERS Will be received at the Office ef the Ceatral Canada EahlblUee Aasecla-tloa. City Hall, aalll Wedaeaday. July letaaooa. for the prlvlleae ef selllas Soft Drlnka. eta on the Grand Staad during Kzhlbltlea Week.

Also Check Room per epeelflea-tloa furalahed. Loweel tender aot BocesaerUy eceepted. -JAMES K. PA! SLUT, Maaager.aa.d Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby atvea that the tlet ef land for aale for srreare ef taxes la the County af Carletea haa beea pre- eeplee thereof may he bad at my office at the Court Mouse, la the la the "Ontario Oasette.

aad will lipeer therein, oa the 1 1th. Isth aed titit day ef June, aad the Sad day tasee and eoate. the eald land or much thereof as may be aeceaasry. "in a sold nubile suotloa at the Court the of yt- an A wBQat sssw -j September. A.

D. I JT. al Je hour nine o'clock la the foreaoea. ataadard a R. WASHINGTON.

County Treasurer. CANADIAN NATTOJJAL RAILWAYS Tenders for Track Ties Sealed tenders sddred Undrland end endore.d for Treck Tlee" will be received si the Offlee et the Omnmnl Timber Aant. Csnadlaa National Bspreas Building. Montreal, until twelve o'clock aooa. August I.

1SIT. for Rallwsy tl.s to be ufeetur.d from Beech. Hard htsple. Oak. Cheat-nut yellow Birch.

Hemlock. Jsck pine. Princess Pine. Tamarack end Cedar timber, cut between geptem-bEl. 1.

and May I. llvered between January l. ana August if. ll. F.O.B.

Care Camadt-an National Railway, la aceordanee with specification re vie I July II. 1MI- Tender forme may be obtained at the Oflloee ef theTle Assets at Meaetoa, Toronto ad wia-nlpeg. and from the General Tie Timber Aant. Montreal. Tenders will not be considered unless mede eut on feYia supplied by the JUll-vsy Company.

The loweat or any tender not neceaasrlly accepted. O. r. Maet.AREN. Oeaeral Tie eV Timber Agent, MONTREAL.

Qua. July S. 1IIT. TABERIJACLE the (Tlrristievn and Uissioiarj: Csarty Vslcoms to All PSITECOSTAIi BETIIEL CHURCH Oaev Lre) aa 11 a.m.-.Mrsv L. JIaU.

70 p.m. Rev. WroV DS2T0111TTATI0IT3 1 'Tne 7AY OP THE Lac tare by Morrell Sunday. y.m. lilies nkxx.

Caa, Baa aad Ctavttea See. evruaaTi Ai Uliul geeutree. AJ1 oesse, KeeeUeeUea. Classified Ads i tnaag a' alACKBLL-OOTLB Mr. Robert M.ehell aaneuaeee the assssm.at ef hla daasnter, Rose Mary, le John sWIeT'ea arthe Ut; Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard J. Doyle, of Teroaie, The marries te tahe place la Aug. TROWSB-MOOBB Mr. and Mrs.

faaemeat ef their eldest dsushter, halms Hilda Adelaide, to Jsmea Stanley Moore, eon ef Mr. and Mrs. Umava Hit naf Utvri, te take place early In August WE8TON-ACKLAND The encaae. mnt la aaaouaeed of Dorothy Phyllis. younsst dauehur of the late H.

T. end Mrs. Westoa, of To. ronto. to Clifford Henry (Dick).

younger son of Mr. aad Mrs. Harry Aekland. of Ottawa. The marrHse to take plaee early In Ausust.

slarvtacaa U6Vfc-VlckENNA On January II, by Rev. E. If. Salmon, at Christ Church jCathedrsl. Kathleen McW Kenna to Wa A.

Howe, both ef Ottawa. Deaths BRADLEY At her late reeldence. I0S Arthur etreet. on July il. HIT, Fanny Harwood.

balovedV wife of A. E. Bradley. Funerel from above sddreaa on July IT. at 1.41 p.m..

to St. Luke'a Church for eervlce al p.m. Inter. m.nt et Plnscrsst Cemetery. MnCONVIULB At the rldnc ef her dauaater.

Mrs. H. Buck, IIS Gladstone Ave. on Friday, July 11. HIT.

Theresa McMullen, widow of the late John McConvllfe, formerly of Aushaasllon, County of Antrim, Ireland. Funeral from above ad- dreaa on Monday, July II. at T.4S a.m. Requiem Hlah Mass at St. Patrick's Church, at o'clock.

In. torment Notre Dame cemetery. MAHONEY On Friday. July IS, HIT. at Tenaga.

Frank, youngest son of the late Jeremiah and Mre, Mahonsy, In hla list year. Funeret from hie late residence, 117 York treet on Monday. July IS, at T.4S a.i.: to St. Brlcld'a Church, thence to noire iam cemetery. 8LACK On Thursday.

July 14. lltf nt her late reeldenee. It Orove Ave, Matilda Armstrong, widow of tho late Robert Slack, la her T4th year. Funeral serxlce at above address ea Saturday, July Is. at S.SO p.m.

Interment Beechwood cemetery. la Memoriae HANRATTY la lovlnjr memory of eur dear mother. Mrs. Catherine Hanratty. who died July IT, till.

May her soul rest la peace. Gertrude sndTCathrra. UANOFORD In loving memory of Harry. R. Lengford.

who crossed the great divide July IT, 1114. Wife and Bon. 8ARQENT la loving memory of our two darling beys. "Jackie and "Billy Sarsent. who were drowned In the upper Rldeaa Lake, July II.

Nothing but memorlea as we jour, aey on. Loaning for a smile sad a facs that I gone. No one knows the depth of ear re- gret. For we remember whea others for. get.

Mother. Father and BroOiere. FWaeral Dtractore BRADY HARRIS Established HIS STS Llaaar. Q. lit.

Amba lane. BURNET. GEO. SON Funeral Directors. Ill Sonseraet SU be- twaaa Baah and fTCennoe Sta, Private chapel, tavaiid ear.

Tel. Q. St OtCO. KOOKRS LTD, ITS Elgla St Funeral aervlee. Private Chapel.

Invalid car. Q. Il. VF.ITCH. ASS SON.

Director. Feaeral aervlee. Invalid eoern. Funeral Ill Prkdl B. IPS, WHEN- DEATH OCCURS CALL McEVOT Funeral Directors.

III MaeLarea St Invalid Car. WHELAN AND SON. SIS Cooper. Q. tiTS.

Private aarlnre. Ambulenr. Ptnrteta. B-B ALLEN'S. Bank aad MaeLarea.

Freeh cut Sowers. j. HIS. IT WOULD BB greatly appreciated If yao woald mea tloa The Journal whea answering edvertteemesia, Thenkk Moaansewta aad Cetuetcry Lots. 1 ARTIST 10 MEMO RI A Inspect ou amenta berore pareaaeing aiea.

where. R. 1114. joaea ty Stevens, ITT Rldeea. ARTISTIC INDIVIDUALITY la the keyaoto ta all memorial work ese euted by as.

R. Brown and Sea STS parka a tlU. Est 1I7T. AMUSEMENTS la COLOMBIA Wallaoe Berry and Raymond Hatton la "We re la the Navy Now." "Snowed la." Good comedy. FERN "Bardley's the Maanlfl.

i eat" John Gilbert Eleanor Board, maa: alee aew comedy. Mabel Nor mand In "Raggedy Rose." Serial. FBANCAIS Waa Lad. asaateara, Taeaday algatai valuable pnse. rmncaia Tneatra.

BJEX Now eloeed during extenalva alteratloas, enlarrtmanta, lmprorer meats. Attead Columbia Theatre, same -easaaaemeat eases good shows. LOST AND FOUND 2 LOST Thursday morning, diamond eolltalr tie -pla. Rejurn to US Queen St Reward. WATCH.

WRIST, led rer lost oa clr cue greunes or e-reeiea mu 4411. Reward; MALE HELP WANTED 3 AUTOMOBILa COURSES Electrical, atechantcaL Detroit afo tore. 411 Gladstone. DISTRICT MANAGER One year and eae-balf aao we Introduced eur wonderful roof costing In Canada! today we have sneay satisfied eue. -tomsra: aeed a few msn to -cover uaoccupled cap.

sM ef bandlla territory and hlr. Inf ael.smea-, thle la aa eaeeptlon. al opportunity. Write at once; roof eoatlna ehlpped from Canadian factory and branches The Amerfeea Oil nad Paint Ce Clavelaae, Ohio, J.S.A. EXPERIENCED 'MAN tor Apply wm.

riunastt, Uelakta. TeL S. Ill II. Britannia BOX REPLIES Baa rawBea are wattles' ad. ewrtlaers: fft.

KT. O. Old. ealBaa few Boa reoBaa'pranBpUy. AT AS7Xi4bA J.

OVXUU I7ndr Aad by virtu of the powera eoatalaed la a oartala which will be 'produced at the time ef the salet there wilt be offered for sale by nubile aoetioa ea Thursday, the 4th day of Ausust. A.D. HIT. a the bear at four clack la the afrer. aooa, at be City ef Ottawa, la Rooms III IN, II Spark Street by' James K.

Graham. Aactloaaer, the followlsg prepertyv aamelyt Lot aumber rourta (14). oa the north elde af Botsli.r Street, la the City ef Otuwa, as ahawa aa plan at let Utter -O? Oa the aald'taadi ari mn4 tram '1 heeee. The reer of the salj 1 leads ad Mae the trelsht eheda of IheCaaadlaa PaelSe Railway, The above prapartr will be sold' aublaet a reserve bid tha parehaee weny to be paid down et The time of the. ale.

the belaaee ta be paid wlthla thirty (l day from the dete of For fuHher partlcnleN af eale epely to A eTSGlfiy Solicitor te II Rldeaa Street Oti tawa. julF. A.D. HiC.