Manitoba Morning Free Press from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 11

ilANITOBA1 -i-FREE PRESS; WINNIPEG, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1904. SM.4R MODE IN BO URETTED LINEN Zhrough Tfftlady's WINNIPEG; SATURDAY, JULY 9th The Auditorium OPSM EVERY NIGKT. TO-NIGHT kTlLI IRIS rinRLtiS GUI LATEST Charley Drayton wa3 the host- 'IWVJklUVI TwShow mm, 1- EUROPEAN N0VEiJ 8 35 1280 PEOPLE 108 CAGES Ml) IrSEem 650 HORSES 40fOLOWNS rtf cbuIades $3,700,000 CAPITAL $7,400 5g Si GROWN I ill -IE CRUSADES 'A PARADE SUCH AS THE The coarse and open weaves In Hnen are having things all their own this season, and the fine close weaves have retired for the nresent. bhihoc WORLD HAS NEVER Those showing a nub or noppe weave are In high favor, and when this Is 3 LONG MILES OF NEW AND COSTLY PARADE GLORIES FREE in captivity jgjSEEN BEFORE in a contrast Ing color, the effect Is pretty one indeed. The smart Schroe-der modal shows a creamy white linen bouretted in black and trimmed with black silk eroehetcd rings and stitched blouse coat shows the collar or biacK strapped with white.

A little lrisn lace 1b used over the shoulders and down the fronts, the crocheted rings accentuating the pattern. The fulness UPON THE STREETS EVERY ADMISSION MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK TICKETS AND NUMBERED RE TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2 AND 8 P. M. DOORB -open at 1 nrto i r. iw.

OME 50-CEHT TICKET ADMITS TO EVERYTHING, CHILDREN UNDER 12, HALF PRICE ted belt, wnich nas a markeci point in iront, ana -is cut upwara snarpiy in the back. The skirt has hip yoke and side plaits, and Is cut just barely to clear tho ground ail around. The Lord Taylor bebe hat is In white mull with a broad bow of black velvet ribbon across the front, and stream DOWN TOWN TICKETS SERVED 8EAT8 WILL BE ON 8 ALE, SHOW DAY, AT 8. L. BARROWCLOUGH'8 MUSIC 8T0RE, AT EXACTLY THE SAME PRICE CHARGED AT REGULAR TICKET WAGONS ON THE SHOW GROUNDS.

AUDITORIUM STOCK CO 20 People 20 In Travors-Vale's Charmingly Picturesque Play and Lon- When the Bell Tolls Pleasing Specialties Between Acts Ladles' and Children's Matinee Saturday. Admission Evening, 60c, 35c, 25c. Matinee. 10c 20c, 30c. Reserved scats at tho Audlto RIVER PARK TO-NIGHT LENNON THEATRE CO.

15 PEOPLE 15 JAMAICA GINGER A Three-Act Farce Comedy High Class Specialties FREE TICKETS Solve the puzzle bolow And receive a free ticket for one week to the River Park Theatre Add six of the abovo flgurus to mako a total of 2L The llrst ten correct nnswera will receive a free ticket for one week. Answers must ELM PARK The running of logs, that has prevented acceos to the park for the paat week, Is over for tho present, bo that the park Is now available to the public GEO. A. YOUNG, Manager. Dancing Elm Park Every Tuesday and Thursday, Good Music.

K. LARSEN. M. D. UNION METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC Grace, Zion, Maryland and Kll-donan to Winnipeg.

Beach Wednesday, July 13, 1904. Adults, il; children 00c. Trains leave C.P.R. depot at 9.) PALMiSTR luba.1 BErthstof. NEW MUSIC "Down Where Congo Flows" Seng "Beautiful lle of Sacred! "Hurry a Little" Two-step "Prayer and Passion" Instrumental Speclnl price lOe.

Open every Saturday tc 10 p.m. Cowan's for Music m.7 Kvtrrtbloc in Uuoio, Phaaocrapba and IleeenU. Great Music Values i Phonographs and Records, both Disc tad MUSIC All the LATEST POPUUAJl MTJOTC and everything lu MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, at WHALEY, ROYCE CO, LTD 3ee Maiu ttueau Winnipeg. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. Manitoba Business College DAT AND EVENING CLASSES.

Typewriting Bureau; Mimeograph Work. MISS EVA O'DONNELL, Principal. Canada Llf Block, Cor. Poruc Ave. mad Mala: CAPITA Opporit City Hall.

O'SULLIVAN, C.E.. M.A. Pbonea DSi and 1EK. SORE THROAT Rub the throat, neck and cheat thoroughly with warmed 7 MONKS OIL," Mlnard's Liniment Curt Garget If InB.MADAEIOBl i lal Hotel. Boom 10.

lour. 10 lum. to 9 p.m. Fe 60c and tl. Batlifactloa I with you for vo SOUVENIR.

a delightful little veranda tea afternoon. The guests Mis. K. D. Macdonnell, Miss Mrs.

Putnam, Mra. J. W. Bain, Mrs. J.

C. Kavan-' Mrs. Seott Griffin, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Edmund Hotvell, 1 Mrs.

C. V. Alloway. Evans entertained a lntormaiiy ac a most en- I mustcalf last evening, given i'unor of her parents, ilr. and Mra.

i of Toronto. Most of the v.ero old friends of Mr. and (Juiney, which added greatly to iiie pleasure ot tne evening. Miss Grace McTavish, who has been lifer has returned, and with her aun MiivlHh, 1 residing in Air: Muuy's house for the summer. Mrs.

A. BaJn entertained a few f. ur.ds itt a pleasant little veranda afternoon. train for of iMiss Ethel Tyner, Mr. Donald Guthrie White.

Hat, X.W.T., will take place nelly on weunesaay intern md Mrs. H. Phlppen and Mr. ilSL-ii, leave to-day lor Rat c-pend the week-end with Id Mrs. T.

A. AnderBon at Con-" Miss Edna Phlppen will ...1 tl.t-iii lo be the guest of i.i linker for a tew oays. f.e.iireinent Is announced of h.irlo, the recently appointed ot tne Banx i May Salsoury, seo j-iilt of Mr. SV. V.

buisDury, eisu ot the U. P. R. 'il Vail- M. loriune and Miss Mabel io fur Rat Portage this i.j- uiiuiL- they will remain all Dr.

Landlord has left for his oiiii: at Uehonc, Georgia Bay, ho will 3pend a monin's holi K. 11. Hnyward, of Winnipeg. i. isillus inenos in Ol- auiie to Montreal.

v. il. Youhlll, of Winnipeg, is nor inoiticr. Mrs. Geo.

Burke, ii; in sircei. Ottawa, while Mr. the Bisley meet. Mi. I'liii'trd Siflon and family are ii- a At ockvlllc." "Ll" i'oi -sonata: Mrs.

Sti v-1 lato Major Street, yuest of Mrs. Steele, Mrs Matneson and Winnipeg, are the in Mioses Morris, llaro l.oitisiiip uisnop Pci a 1 arrived from Victoria ir. jlr. J. T.

Alutrle, C.A.. X.W.T., sou of for South 'utetly on Wednesday U.o.lisi parsonage, Paisley, who was unattended, save nephew. Master Clements iicheil. who acted as page, iply made dress of white iirriod a laigo bouauet her only ornament bjelng illr.mond pendant, the gift m. mny siairora.

bride, rendered Mendels- llns march before the cere-j bride's Going away eoivr a ladles' cloth, with blouse no ci. lor, trimmed with silk ana brown champagne col- oniMKomciit la announced of Mr. V. Wilson, superintendont of the government creameries Territories, with headquartors at ami miss Jioien a. Maclean, li.uiEt-.to:- of Mr.

and Mrs. D.v H. of Emerson, Man. vtlor the Kuest of honor i von ly Mra. L.

jh. Harrison, l'- ii cx-promlor of Manitoba, on lay. Mrs. Street and rs. i "Lirieson poure.l tea and couac, Mrs.

Ii. Iki serving the Ices. They in serving by Mlse Kard- Cinu-ieson. alias Keith, alias Por.irei.ih. Miss Wolfe.

Miss Steele. those present were Mrs. Mar- i.oekwood, Mrs. W. M.

Mra. Taylor, Mrs. Mrs. "a -k. Mrs.

Burwell. Mrs. Connon, Mrs. "aison. Mrs.

McFeelev. Mrs. Pen- Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. (Robertson, anas Robertson, airs.

Mrl.anfin, Miss Patterson, (Toronto). J'rs. Ivnn Senkler. Mrs. Miller.

Mrs. Mrs. T-'rnser, Mrs. Wilson, Hi'lsp. Miss Hallse.

Mrs. Ralston. Hills. Mrs. Street (Winnipeg), Mr Pton'p.

Mrs. Crotty (Winnipeg). Mrs Hhw-wood. Matherlson (Win- Mrs. I'eler.

Mrs. sroess, airs. 'WPicenzic. Mrs. Buntzen; Mrs.

Gsrt-r. Mrs. Hoaro, Mrs. Billings, Mrs. Mrs.

Weed. Mrs. Russell. who has been visiting in the city left for her home on Wednes- Jfr- A- A- Codd Is looking partlcu-I'ny hippy just ac present and Is busy receiving- congratulations Edward T. C.

Sleazed Failed. Xw York. July 7. The failure of T. C.

Sleaa, doing business thp name of Edward T. C. Sleaz npnny, was announced on the exchange to-day. Tho nad several branch offices in this out of town. Mr.

Sleaz's ''les It Is said will prove com-'lively small. Tttn tuc very iew, ana prouaDii pioneers in York county, cele- Rich Gray Matter makes Bright Ideas Grape -Nuts make both. MARCH BROS. 4 WELLS AND THE MANITOBA LAND AND INVESTMENT CO. Are now located in their splendid new Office in the Forum Block, 445 Main Street.

Telephone No. 1573. WE SELL OUR i I Ycna Siiould See I black Shantung or pongee. The of the blouse Is plaited into the fit chinery D. A.

Ross Co. vs. A. C. Macdoiiald; James Heasley vs.

Arthur Stemyer: John W. Peck Co. vs. Mrs. Klizabeth Tobias; Frederick Carman vs.

R. A. Rogers Robert Travcrs vs. W. IT.

Passmore A. .1. Long vs. Alex. Alacken-zle; Alexander McBaln vs.

Archibald Perguson; Fred IT. llesson vs. Thos. Black; O. M.

White vs. O. H. Pollard; Elmer Signer vs. W.

II. Jloore Alfred Anderson vs. Winnipeg Street Railway Co. Adjourned Cases George Adderson vs. W.

J. Carbone; W. J. Reid Co vs. C.

D. Anderson; White Co. vs. United Fruit and Produce Arch. Ferguson vs.

Wm. Mcllaln; Alex. Harrison vs. Deacon Ross; John Parker vs. J.

B. LauKon; Couture Bros, vs. Harstone W. H. Joyce vs W.

Gibbons and Philip Lecht- O. Tillman. POSSE RAIDS HOUSE Holland Lafcr Breaker Resists Arrest and Tries to Escape Into Bush. Holland, July 7. A man named Smith was tried before local Justices of tho peace here yesterday, and left town without paying the fine imposed.

Constable Purcell went out to arrest him yesterday, but found him in a house surrounded by men and women in arms, who threatened to s.htvt. To-day a posse of special police, In command of Chief Purcell. drove out and made a raid on the house The man Smith, and his defender, jl Frenchman, made for the bus-h. Smith was easily run down and captured and handcuffed to a stump, and It Is said he Hied to climb the tree and get over the top while the police were after the man. Gobear was subsequently surrounded, and both mer, were taken In custody for trial here in the morning.

In Gobear's house, which was raided after its Inmates had lied for tho bush, were found loaded Winchesters, shotguns and other dangerous weapons. Constable Purcell Is to be congratulated MORDEN'S SUMMER FAIR Morden, July 7. Great preparations are being made by the officers of the Morden Agricultural society for their summer fair which takes place on the 21st 22nd of the present month. SAD TO SAY be proficient In repair ing mem. Such I'epalrers dlo more inie-parable harm than accident or years of wear.

Our Watchmaker Knows Watches His work carries our guarantee, and Is such that we can (Unhesitatingly recommend. Moderate Charges for Good Workmanship HENRY BIRKS AND SONS Jewellers, 350-352 Main Street. It is a KARN," with a case in the Phillipines, of Gothic It is worth your while to ers of the same In the bade. bra ted their golden wedding this week, In the persons of Air, and Mrs. Henry Perry, of the Maples, near Liioydtown, Out.

was Just lli'ty years ago on in the ciuulnt old uiiudl o.i Lloydtown hill, that the nuptials of Miss Elizabeth Gardiner, daughter of the late Lieut. Gardiner, and air. erry won- solemnized bv the late Canon 11 B. Osier, of York Mills, then rector of i.lov, town na.rls i. aims i aiu Arm strong, daughter of the late Lieut-Col.

Armstrong, afterwards Mrs. Lynd, acted as bridesmaid, and William Moore, now residing near Clarksburg, was tho groom's supporter. Both the bridesmaid and eroomsman are living. Mr. Perry Is Si years of age and his wife Is 71.

By the union were born twelve children, eight of whom, Ave daughters and three sons, are living. They are: Mrs. John Amey, North Ontario; Mrs. J. J.

Banting, Cookstown; Mrs. R. S. Bond, Alllston; Mrs. E.

Marchant, now residing in the old homestead; Mrs. J. Witiso. Sphdmberir: R. W.

Perry, superintendent of the York County Loan ana savings cumpuuj iui Hamilton district; F. J. Perry. Cooks-town; and Harry Perry, of the wriharn railwnv. Wlnnlneir.

There are twenty grandchildren, all of Whom, with many lmmcumie relatives-of the bride and groom of fifty year? ago, were present at the celebration, vk-m thP hovs to their father be ing an ebony cane with gold mountings, suitably engraved. f7 usic stock company presented Travers-VaJe's was well received. The scenic effects, which were an especially un production, were Indeed beautiful. Miss gave a very neat' Impersonation of the deserted husband. Travors Vale made the most ot nis pari, ami lis and Billle Lakaye furnished the fun.

Other members of the company wpra all trood In their respective parts. The same play will be put on to-night, and to-morrow n.Bi.t. noon, the usual matinee will be given. A large crowd witnessed the performance of the Lennon Theatre Co. at the park theatre last evening, it be-Ina the last performance of "The Dawn of Justice." To-night they present the three-act farce-comedy, entitled -Jamaica Ginger." New and pleasing specialties will be Introduced between acts.

County Court Casos. nmipt pascii set down for hearing on Monday, July 11, before Judge Myers, are appended: TTiofM-i CooDer Watch Land Co. vs. Reuben Andre; Glines MeArthur vs. E.

J. O'Sullivan; Am brose Winder vs. J. S. Hopk ns; Gabriel Arlal vs.

John Barkwell; Chas-teney Keele vs. J. A. Wolfe; J. H-Ashdown vs.

R. G. Hubbell; R. M. Knechtel vs.

Marlon Wilkes; A. Myers vs. Shacter H. Bayn-ham vs. George Rolph; Canada Brokerage Co.

V3. G. G. Nagg; J. Ar-nott Co.

vs. Waten-us -Engine Works Co Alex. Miller vs. R. R.

Byerley; Janies A Wolfe vs. Pettlgrew; Jospph Seifort vs. August Slevert; M. Campbell vs. Arthur Stemyer, E.

Wad-dlngton et al. vs. C. A. C.

Lowes: Ryan Pares vs. D. Maronsek; Chas. Henry, vs. P.

Lalonde; Emll "Wurtz vs. August Slevert; Walter Woods Mm. D. Greenbere: W. J.

Ar- nott Co. vs. Walter Clifford; John Arbuthnot Co. vs. A.

F. Banfleld; Geo. Velle vs. McCutcheon Fisher; J. D.

Robinson vs. C. N. R. Ry.

imperial isans oi Laiuua Couse; John Cowman vs. The Kins; Israel Bennetto va. Stuart Ma Many new find handsome special prizes are being added to the already kirge list. The town council have made themselves popular this year In one respect. The sidewalks have been put In fine shape and an exceedingly large amount of new walk built.

Mr. J. H. Ruddell, M.P.P., has added greatly to the appearance of. his fine residence on Sixth street by ouild-Ing a handsome boulevard.

This Is the first In Morden and it is hoped that others will follow the example. Work has been commenced on the erection of two larfre stone stores on Stephen street by Messrs. AVlnker Copplnger. When these buildings are completed the only gap in the business portion of the street wilL be filled and thus add greatly to its appearance. Collingwood Industry Reorganized.

Collingwood, July 7. Stock holders In tho Cramp tteel company, limited, or Collingwood. to-day received a circular letter outlining a scheme for reorganization under the name of the Northern Iron Steel limited. Should the plan meet with favorable reception It Is' the hope of those behind it that the company's plant at Collingwood will be reopened in a few weeks. The circular comes from the committee, with F.

A. Hall as secretary, and including Duncan Donald, J. A. Currle, Win. Liddlngton, W.

J. Lindsay, and J. T. Duguld. Realizing the Impossibility of avoiding the foreclosure of the mortgage on the plant held by the North American Trust company, of New York, these gentlemen have taken the above action, sufficient proxies having been secured to Insure the cooperation of a majority of the stock holders.

Found No Survivors. Stornoway, Scotland, July 7. The steamer Benawe has returned here from the Flann island and reports hav- I lng found no trace of the survivors of; the Danish steamer Norge. The British gunboat Jackal is going direct to the island of St. Kllda, as It is thought the two missing boats of the Norge may have possibly reached there.

Wolves Plentiful in Ontario. Toronto, July 7. This Is a good season for wolves. The rangers In Algonquin park reserve have slain about 30 In the past few days. One shanty foreman made a haul.

He found one wolf and eight cubs, for which he received the government bounty of $15, making $135 In all. This Switch By Mail The quality of natural A I hair In these switches 1 Is the finest their construction superior to all others. When sending sample or your hair, state whether long, short or medium length is de-Sent to any address on receipt of price. 18-lnch straight iong hair, 12.60, 22- men wavy long najr, $4.50, $6.00, $7.50, according to weight and shade. Gray or unusual shades are extra.

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Appointments by phone. Manitoba Hair Goods Co Opposite Clarendon hotel, Advertise in VV Si-' A i i NewspaperHRCHIVE.