Evening Telegram (St. John's, N.L.), 1906-06-16

              THE EVENING TELEGRAM. fldsakfldiuelni;OLljs VOL. Price: One Cent* f ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAJIP, 44MF1IIDAY, JtMVE t6, 1906. ft.oo Per Annum So. 14* ivki mm JVKW A IN VKIITIMKNWIT#. AUCTION BALEB! Ipidiaat&w At " A Talon,M rcMidcuce of H. C. BURCHELL, Esq. On Wednesday Next, 20tb inst., at 10.30 o'clock. ritr Household Furniture and Effects. Pellicular* in Tuesday's paper*. P. C. O'DRISCOII, Auctioneer. junei6,2i PIANOS, AT THE BELL 9REBT STORE On Honilny ileal, INik IIIM., Hi II o'clock V «u[<eiior uptight I'mbo, made by Wing k Son, New Voik ; I superior upright J iano, made by C. M. Wel*r & Co. P C O'DRISCOII, Auctioneer. j»S*i  Freehold Land! On Ike Prentlne* on Sadirday, June 301b, at 12 O'clock noon. All ihat piece of Freehold 1.2111(1, fitnaic on tbe east side of Temperance St., by wliirh it measures 172 fe't *outh, 134 feet north, 60 feet r*ar, mt measurement 148 feet. Thw if a fine site for building lot* or factories. Diagram can be »eenat the office of P. C. O'DRISCOII, Auctioneer. junei,fp,eod ' > Novel, Nobby and New. J list opened another lot 01 Ladies' UP-TO-DATE Coals in those style* so much in demand; and a SAMPLE line of Ladies' Silk k Cloth Eton's. The above we are prepared to sell at very low prices owing to the advanced season. For example : You can purchase LIGHT TWEED COATS from 93.30 to 0M.8O; uaual price would be from ftS.ftO to 912.00. Also, ETON COATS, from $1.80 to 93. SO; worth from 92.50 to 94.00. You cannot resist buying at onr price. IALLEY'S STORES, 100 mid 109 New Gower Hi. - Wanted, Schooners to take freight to Westward. Apply at once to JOB BROS. & Co. junel4,3fp LAND. For ftalc In lite Went Kiml-Mhriiifieeiit Kilo for Home* for Working Men. For sale that large and extensive property situate in the IVCNt Klld of M. J oil ll**. and bcund'd ns follow*: On Hiiniillon Aveiiiic, opposite Methodist Orphanage, about 642 feet. On LeHiircliniit llond, opposite Mill l)rm, about 676 f«et. On I lie 51 ill Ham ICoud, about 407 feet. tic property is sufficiently large tc open a "(•w nwil through the centre of it, running par.il el to and between LeMarchant Koad ami Hamilton Avenue, which would give an additional frontage of about 1200 feet. FOl further particulars apply to K. P. MOIIItIX, ppriii4,sat,ioi Solicitor. ike Canada Butler. r?x Bonavista from Montreal, 30 tubs FRESH DAIRY and CREAMERY BOTTER. JAMES R. KNIGHT, junelG Commission Merchant. Why Soil Your Fingers ? By using a knife to sharpen your lead pencils, when you can buy one of our Brass Cartridge Pencil Sharpeners for only 30 cent*. It is the only really good point maker at such a low price. S.E. Garland, Leading Bookseller W I l>*» • W lIV WfVVf —iwaw————w——— WHIT AO I FIITIAFJHKirm. 1* KW IMVK WTMEW KWm oiir snow ROOM IS now ready, with its endless variety of NEW GOODS, including the latest Novelties in Fancy Goods. We have also a Bargain Counter, where you can buy goods at just half their regular price. This is a rare opportunity for Shopkeepers as our entire Stock of Dolls, Toys, etc., must be sold. Don't fail to see our Stock. C. L. MARCH CO., Limited 299 Water Street. Phone 049. HEADQUARTERS for GROCERS We have just received the following goods, via; 70 brio. Choice Ham Butt Pork, 100 brio. Choice Boneless Beef, 30 brls Good Plate Beef. 50 boxes choice CBk.na.dia.fi Cheese (70-80 lbs each) 50 small choice Cheese. 75 boxes choice Blue Raisins. 50 boxes Seeded R.aisins. 200 cases Loose Currants. 100 causes Cleaned Currants 25 brls. R.oiled Oats > 30 half brls. Split Peas. GEO. NEAL. Beck's Cove. !| rr-1 I I AN ADVANCE IN FLOOR. I | Alt Leading Millers Msrk Us j ♦ Prices 10c per Barrel. ♦ • * t ♦ Wednesday Evening. ♦ T The anticipated advance in prices for i O spring wheat grades of flour (luring the Z ♦ pant 7ew days materialized to-day when ♦ t the Lake of the Woods Milling Company, T 4 Limited, and the Ogilvie Flour Mills Z ♦ Company Limited, marked up prcics 10c. ♦ T j>er barrel, and now Royal Household J X and Five Roees brands are quoted at o ♦ 14.70, and Glenoro patent and Red • f patent at $4.20. This advance in prices ? 0 lias been due to the recent estrone wheat Z ♦ markets and the continued good iiemand ♦ f for tlour from all sources. — Montreal X $ Gazette, May 24, 1000. O ♦ ♦ 1 I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦OOOOOOOO Popular Novels at 5 cts. The Canon* Ward, by James Payne ; The Mystery, by Mr*. Henry Wood ; Foul Play, by Charles Keade : Maid of Athens, by Justin McCarthy ; The Witch's Head, by 11. Rider Haggard ; The Secret of Her Life, by Mrs. Alexander; Tbe I'icture of Doran Gray, by Oscar Wilde ; Pascarel, by Otiida ; Dead Men's Shoes, by Miss M. E. Braddon ; Dita, by Lady Margaret Vajendic ; Nit Wisely But Too Well, by Rhoda Brought on ; Han of Iceland, by Victor Hugo ; The Two Sides of tbe Shield, by Charlotte M. Young ; A Lost Wife, by Mrs. 11. Lovat Cameron ; Suspense, by Henry Seaton Merriman ; The Towers of Taddes, by Ouida ; Only a Woman, by Miss M. E. Braddon. P| AM|- A BOOKSELLER A STATIONER, a I/, OrllliMy 304 Water St. Phone, 429 f 1) KTNUWN FOII SCHOONER OWNERS! Now is the time to have your Winches, Steering Gears, Windlases, Pumps. Anchors and Chains gone over. are the only reliable repairers and suppliers in that line. ** ■ ANGEL ENGINEERING & SUPPLY CO., LIMITED. jgfc  > ______ NOTICE! NO'l'lt'li if hereby given that John Henry Lubbers of N'cwkensington, BA Pennsylvania, U. H. A., (iluks Worker, having patented in this Colony under letter Patent, dated June 18th, tOO 4, improvements in Method para t tie for drawing glass" in prepared by his assignees, (ilafiH chine Company," body corj>orate, with its Head Office"at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. U. S. A., to bring the said invention ■ into ojreration in thin Colony and to license the right of using the same on v v v w: reasonable teniis to any person desiring II I X the use thereof. Particulars may be had ■ ■ ix H. J. FOOTK, J[ |  , Solietor for John Henry Lubbers and I " Window Glass Machine Company." , Solictors Address Commercial Cham- # w' "«>■"«"«•w- ,2,w,1P Pneumatic NOTICE! ClC\\ C TJi LL PERSONS HAVING AN V CLAIM ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■  or claims, for labour performed in or W. Ja. about the Vork Harbor Mine, against tbe I llumber Consolidated Mining and Manufacturing Company, lately operating at York liar-  l>or, Bay of Islands, arc hereby invited to I I £y send particulars of such claim or claims to I I I to A. Berteau, St. John's, Solicitor, M— or to tbe undersigned on or before the iBlb _____ day of June, 1906. The undersigned will not ' be responsible for, nor does lie, in any way, guarantee the payment of such clnim or claims; 11 «  , but undei takes to bring about, if possible, a Big A f|T| A| HgfQWgfQ I settlement, by compromise or otherwise, of kAH fl |J I IN such claim or claims, properly attested, 181 S# II I lIV rftir|n3nV. ( furnished on or before the date above mention- ■■■■*■■ ■ ■ UUIHfJwHj' ' 11. V. SMYTIir, TIIK STUB BTYIXJGRAPII PEN is 1 Latc of the Ilumber Consolidated Mining positively the most fluent Ink Pencil Vn/t Manniartniirir Conmanv on the market: it has a large ink ; Yoiit M« Tft «P«city, excellent How, spring point, M*y '9°° )<,'w a„a just fits comfortably 111 your vest " pocket. What more can yon desire, I _ 1_ price only 11.25 post paid. f JOD Printing. S. E. Garland, Leading Bookseller aisw tnriiUTiaKMKirrii [ *iW in*r»Ti»»!»iiMT«. CMM'S M«a fJft American Linen Wash; Suits for Girls of 4 to 12 years. $4.50te $2.50 Cream and White Pelisses and Coats. $1.00 to $2.50  Summer Underclothing all sizes © prices Tan Hose. Boots, Shoes and Slippers. Cream, White Silk 'and Linen HATS and BONNETS. STEER BROTHERS. f SHIRTS ? SHIRTS il I SPECIAL OFFERIMS TO-DAY. 1 H Gent's Neglige Shirts 50 cents* j| # Gent's Neglige Shirts* 85 cents. M Gent's Fa.ncy Dress Shirts, 75c* H Gent's White DRESS Shirts, all I sizes, 65 cents. • • T See Window ! See Window ! & S. MILIvJBY. j Tea, Tea! A blending of the MPAT AEI Entirely FREE choicest growth of ■■■ <■ JQk PC from in j u rious CEYLON TEAS. ■ »■ adulteration! A MARVEL OF PURITY AND EXCELLENCE. Packed only in sealed pound, half-pound anil cpnrter-pound packages. We carry a large stock of Bulk Teas. Quality and price guaranteed. THOMAS SMYTH Co., Ltd., ap2H>n,w>fp MT. JOBW% ]¥Fl.l>. Fresh Green Cabbage, Ripe Bananas, etc. To day per S. S. " City of Vienna*' andS.S. "Silvia," 100 CRATES GREEN CABBAGE, 4 20 LARGE BUNCHES RIPE BANANAS, 10 CASES LARGE LEMONS. And from Prince Edward Island, 300 SACKS P.Lfc POTATOES. Clioice Blum. EDWIN MURRAY, The Wlvolesale Fruit And Produce Store. A SNAP 50 brls. Choice BEEF CUTTINGS, at $8.00 brl. J. J. ST. JOHN. 136 &138 Duckworih St. YOU CAN'T KICK Football with a better Boot than the §"cert: It is light and strong and fits the foot & - as the glove fits the hand. y- Equally recommendable for Forwardi and Backs. WILLIAM FREW. • • "-Jk * ir ■ ,fKW A■»VKIITIMKIiKKTd *ttff Al>f KWTMK»Hi»'r». ~~ CHOICE OLD v - Port Wine, Imported and matured in wood. Bottled and on draught. HAYWARD & CO., WATER STREET, East. 13. junelO.fp OMPanJ PICHIC SUffUES All Choicest English Packed Meats, etc. IN GLA6S. Collared Boar's Head, LAMBS' TONGUES, Rolled OX TONGUES, CHICKEN, HAM and TONGUE, VEAL AND HAM, Chicken and Tongue, CHICKEN AND HAM, Turkey and Tongue, SOUPS, pint and half-pint bottles. OXFORD BRAWN. SKIPPER SARDINES. ! IN TINS. GAME PATE, GALANTINE—QuaiI, HAM and CHICKEN PATE, do —Woodcock, Beef Steak and Kidney Pudding, do —Lark, Street Breads, in Tomato Sauce. do —Partridge. " A BARGAIN IN PICKLES, 40-ounce bottle Choice ENGLISH PICKLES, mixed or chow-chow, 22 cts. bottles $2 40 doz. T. J. ED ENS! I A.&S.RODGER. i — — | 1 Muslins! Muslins! j ♦ X ! 50 per cent, is what we save you j ♦ FAWN DRESS coloured spot and open work ♦ J . at t6 cento; worth 25 cto.  I WHITE STRIPED MUSLINS, from 10 cento to 16 cento | X — remarkable value. ♦ ♦ COLOURED STRIPE, from 10 cento up. J ♦ FANCY MUSLINS, from 9 cento to as cento, all mon- ♦ |ey-savers. ♦ ♦ BROWN HOLLAND and FANCY CRASH, 16 to ao cto. } J Juat the thing you want for your summer holiday $ J skirt. 2 I __—_ { I A. & S. Rodger, j ♦ | M Yon Pino to Bui ftillliJnjjgi Irll you will need lumber. Fact is, it isn't safe to proceed with an- p'an in building line until i you h -onsnlted us and receive our FIGURES OH LUMBER. We get the business of every builder who can figure closely, which proves that our figures are right. As to the lumber itself there is no better sawed. THE EMPIRE WOOD-WORKING COMPANY, Limited. junel2,ofp ■fr T not °~r BED■ ■ B / M « I I ROOM FURNITURE I>E- I I A ml I I I I PARTMENT tho p**l I B 1 W 111 I few day*. *limil<l come ■ I H 111 '« tlip Htoie :iiml sec the I I H W W I I many new nieces which we ' are now showing. We have a large assortment of Fall Suits ; also, an iminen#e. tlock of Odd Pieces of every description. New Dressers, New Cheffotviers, 4* Dressing Tables, Beds, etc. in elegant, genuine Mahogany, in the rich, Goklen-qtrd. Oak, , Dainty Bird-eye Maple, Artistic Apple Green Ash, and toe beautiful Curly Birch.  You will find this the finest showing in the City. These are unsurpassed in workmanship and <4* finish, at prices to suit everybody. $ I. S. Picture and Portrait Company; Complete Houee Furnishers. ———1 ,mir AiKmrinMmir«|» CARD! AT the argent reqoal of a tup Munber ol coastated to be noasinateSaea date at the forthcoming Maoiciyal Election, and i! elected wilt five *JT attention and beet energies to nofthing and everything (conaiatent wHh good financing) having for its object the general good of the Municipality. JOHN OOVAV. i—73Mb,sat  To (be Blecters»(tte BmMpaltj of SLJokfi /piENTLEMEN:—Fos the second time VVTT lima randidate for Councillor, and ask you to repeat tbe highly appreciated favour bestowed on me low years ago. ' I believe that an eaaariMlioo of my record will convince yon that 1 have not been de» iclect in my duties or ndtfierent to yous want*. 1 did all one could ma Councillor's capacity and have incessantly worked for the interest of Inipiyrri and the rights of labour. '■ An.l ; i the future, if elected, will continue | to .!<> rv< ty •hi g. that one can do toward* ! t ..i!»-tttnu and fostering the hHerests of our j J9,eod,fp M. 1- To tbe Electors of tbe Mioici* paltj of St. John's. /pa ENTLEMEN : -Having agam been VVTT requested to put asyself in noimna* lion lor Councillor in tbe forthcoming Municipal Election, I solicit your vote and influence, and promise if elected, to— in the future as in tbe past—give my best efforts toward* p omoting the interests aa/ well being ot our city. Your* sincerely, WIfXUM J. ELLIft. may23,26,j 9,16  To the Eleeien of tbe St Johu'n Mnntclpalitj. Genti.zmkm.—l have tbe honor to request your vote and support m the forthcoming election for a seat at tbe Municipal Council. Yonrs truly, ROBERT J. MOORE. mayjo.w.s.tl FORBALE! That pieceor um® »*«!« on tbe Sovlh Side Of the Toinmll Koad. just inside the propcrtrof Richard Neville, about eight and a half miles from town, and consisting ol Tweaty-OMO Aeroo. The land is well watered and heavily wooded, and there M about three acres cleared. Tbe line of rail, way passes through Iheproperty. For fnrtbei particulars apply to TOWARD WAUGH( Church Institute; 0* K P. BORUM, Solicitor, junc6,fp,tf dk M g*o% will boy a nice tcne- VTA fill ment Honae, 994 |MI||IJ years leas*, situate yaw W Hsyward Avenue nrotTfwr rent, only $16*0 jtt annum, Possession at once. Apply to F. C O DRISCOLL, Auctioneer. juneit,eod,6ff fflf To Let, that Wellaiijl kuawn f'eftttge and Farut^ " Knconi," situate on Portugal Cove Road, about 2 mite# from town. Cottage fitted with hot ami cold water and all inedoru improvement*. fcjF Land and fenced in first-class order. For furlliei information apply to WM. J. McKAY, 150 Water Street. apl9,fp.tf gfILTO LET—A Buildmm ing ot, on Pleasant Street, at 7J cents pet foot with option to purchase within ten years. Aypply fo J. A. CLIFT, La* Chambers. . junel6,jlp FOR SALE.-A ValuaMe piece of Freehold Land, situate or Sebastian Street, having a frontage of 19 feel by 33 lc£t, from front to rear. Will be sok at a bargain. Apply to FRANK D. LILLY, Solicitor. June9,tf MoncytoLoan on lionae Isold foirulture and othw articles in use, at 3SO Dnehwortli fMreet, late Dr. Pike's office. AI business done strictly confidential. 8. HARKS, Manager. maylo,3m,fp Lost between Leslie and Adelaide fitreetm* one Diamond. A suitable reward will be paid to finder. junelo,tf WANTED. At once, a Young Nan Must be good STENOGRAPHER aim smart at figures. Apply at Mensrs Harvey & Co s. Office, on Monday, IKtl inst., l»etween 12and I.l6o'clock.—j 10,1 A Housemaid. Reefer- Cll«*e required ; apply to MRS. JOHN BROWNING, Military Koad. jls,fp,tl WANTED -A General Wervmit« who understand* plain cooking! apply to Mrs. FRANK BRADS! I AW, 3; ilitary Road. jnnei4,3fp Wanted Six Carpenters to go to work on Steer Bros. Grocer 1 Store, at once. Applv to MR. UAKNEH on the job.—juneltfjtl A Teacher Having an A. A. diploma, (fir*t £rade), for Methodir Superior School, Bonavista. Knowledge o shorthand desirable. Salary $400. All ap plications with testimonials to be in hands o Chairman of Board of Education not latei than July 7th. juneis,3i A General Servant in i small family, washing oat, reference required Good wages to the right person ; apply t MRS. T. McGRATII, Long Pond Koad. june9,6i,fp SALESMEN—Get in \ line that is booming. Represent the bes house. Everything to date. We pa spot cash on liberal contracts of salary o commission. Season starting. Writ now to Capital Nurseries, Ottawa, Ont. aplo,:y ,>,th,f OR. G A N IST andCBOIR MASTKIt wanted lot St. Anerew Church. Applications stating salary especte* will be received by the undersigned up to tl sothiast. JNO. C. HKPBUWI, Secty. H jwma.i4.it