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I ‘Caught in Shaftin of the Ad

Cuughuuwugu Ferry

offee

Horrible rua of Louis iiroiig '

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shuft of the machinery.

fty or sixty passengers aboard ere thrown into panic by the agon~ ed shouts of Louis Drolet, the eu- neer,from the small engine room of he steamer and on rushing to the open casing of the ferry saw to their Iliorror that the mBn's right 108 had been caught in the swiftly revolving

Packed ln l and 2 pound 1 ll

Women screamed and men rushed m,_,ming_ _ 1

cam o,,|y_ MUN'[‘1¢|-3,41., July 10_3h(,r¢_1y' a¢_ space of the little steamer in a vain

ter the little ferryhout Jeanne ¢l'Arc 0n°rt to "nd s°me°“e , who under'

CHASE AND 5ANl0l¢N» MONTREAL , hui] Mg itu iiiooringg at (fuughnu. stood the machinery sufficiently to

' ` ‘wiiga on its last trip for the day_ stoll the e1iHln¢‘B "1 0|`d9|` that the

.\`unday afternoon at 5 o'clock the Ulllofl-"nate engine" might be W'

_ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ ____ r. _ _ __ _a o_.._.- leased from his perilous position.

THE ° T he One

Seeing the panic in the open deck

below hini Init ignorant of its cause, Captain constant Lecoanet, one of

e owners of the Jeanne d'Arc, left

th ' -

_ s ` his place at the wheel, and hurried

O . to the lower part of the steamer

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here he saw thc situation at a.

Chirlollehwns brealesl Clothiera sl0l‘C gl“"°° “"d Wm' R' R°"°k °'

Let us lit you out lor your

Vacation

We hive every iliiiig in nie1i's and boys’ clothing furnishings-we have

_ _-*nits tli_ii ple-.if1eili»: eye-,fit the form and suit the purse-lT’S OUR BUSI-

_\'l~lSf§ you ein get wliaiever you want hear, at il_e right price and best quality

ll’s lo your Interest to look here 0

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0uting Shirts

Soft iiegligee plain colors' aiil `

fancy striped collar attached (

Soft collars plain or fancy stripes,

pearl huttoii frrsteiiers, all sizes C

Collar and tie to match c_,,y,,,M7_

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Lachine stopped the engines. Lecueuu- ct then, with the assistance of oth- ers, attempted to release Drolet from the shaft but were unable to do so. the clothing of the engineer and the lower part of his right leg being w - ' .

,ug swept by the strong current <lo\\'n the 1'iver toward the Lachine Rapids and her destruction seemed imminent

chor. While this was being done, the shouts of the engineer rose clearly above the din beseeching some of those crowded around the open casing above the engine room to come to his assistance. Several of the passen- gers descended engine room and

attempted 'to release Drolet, but, their eflorts were in vain and only; caused the suilcring man more pain with eacli attempt. A During the trip to Lachine, Drolet

ither and thither around the deck'

“und ,imiind the crank | In the meantime the boat was be-

to the horrified and panic-strickenl -'-'

passengers. Lecounet rushed to the, WASHINGTON, July 9-Dr. Har- liow of the boat and gave instruct-, vey W. Wiley, chief of the bureau of ions to his ooeiniand to east the an- chemistry 0! the flsfiwliufsl devart-

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IAMPUTATES LEG WITH PUCKET- ' frm' '>=‘°“' "=° *er “°" ..§"°.°“‘“i

A h h h d ' ` <. _`~' "` |tulg[i1irihl|;mtli¢iwW,li;Te tlixinialpof \ll:1§\l’s

Pure. nc . ig gm e. avory S F ,_,,,.,,_ ,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,, c,,,,,,,,,,,i,. ,,,,,,_

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coffee' The that makes you ', ' A ` ' ` liglliisnéuigalioiivniiiddiJ‘in;°:vdiJnlyathin;

__ ' p ihle to release him from ‘his

hnger over your cup such is -___-.____' ifrliiglitful _predii_:ament. His agony,

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tinued to shriek until the limb was finally severed when he evidently ob

prevent further loss of blood and

ing ere left in the shaft, from 'which they were taken only this

Menu theu,assumed charge of the

engines, being familiar with them he- cause of the fact that he had often been called in to repair"and overhaul them in the past. .

Drolet was lowered into the motor

About of Stephen St. Deiils, of La- chine, which had come alongside the |'.leanne d’Arc shortly after the arriv- al of the Menu canoe. In this craft he was hurried to Lachine for sur- gical aid, and during the trip across ,the river the last rites of the church- ,were administered by Rev. Cure Granger, who was coming from 'Cuughnawaga in the St. Denis boat whore the alarm uf Captain Le- caauet waslheard and answered.

UH. Wllll MAKES

AllACK [IN SMUKEHS

ment, who is one of the Non-Smokers Protective league of America, which was refused a certificate by Supreme Court Justice Giegerich in New York yesterday, talked freely about the plans and purposes of the organiza-

tion. He conceded the right it any A

one to drink, smoke, chew or dip snuil in the privacy of his own home, but made the somewhat startling prediction that within fifteen years there would be nothing of thc sort

Drolet was taken to the deck above “‘ His leg and the portion of his cloth- ,L00 to

sizes,

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' toil' e ol all dressy mon. All sizel.S4.C0 lo

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ear: tb

however, was intense and he con

i _ _ _ Str \v sa tained some little refief. The _leg was or hulsmllin then tied tightly above the knee to and ,,,,,c,, _

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was fully conscious, and told thc oc- cupants of the motor boat how he

coupling when he slipped and his

° niet with the accident. It appears

that he just attended to the fires

nd had gone alt to oil the shaft

Siuglelireasted all wool, light

suiniiier weights of tweeds

foot was caught in me crank pin|bc1ieath u grand stand to take a. pull key He was unable, from when he from the bottle that curses." In fif-

. ~»_ _ _ __ < ~ lteen years says the doctor, any _man

..' V and worsled hlg Willie at “M ""l’"s°ned' t° do anythhng tot ' -

A, ,,.-., ' A - ‘ \ , ~ . ti who wants to smoke will have to 1, .‘i,5oninl 10,00, for...,._$6_90 ml” hnnself’ th” valve governing le

_ engine's supply of steam he-ing out

his reach Full five niinuteil trun-

'for the feeling of others, will crawl

$l2.00 and $15.50

Suits Our straw hats are

light, comfortable, made

These are very special styles in ' ~ °

siiininer worsied, swagger of flue materlals’ Plam

cut, superb tailoring, regular or fanc bands The gn-Ie 1;'.oo and 13,50, for.. . _ .$9.90 ' y y

decidedly dressy.

Special

Sailor Hats 75c to 2.25

Men`s Trousers

Dips 55c to 2.00 Panamas 55c lo 6 50

All qiialities and t`:il>rics, Prices. . . . . .85c to $3.50

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upired between this und until the innchiiiery was stopped, during -which time the shaft was crushing his leg into a pulp.

Chief of Police Herbert, who was

on the Caughnawaga side of the river at the time of the accident, tel- ephoned to Lachine and bad a con- veyance waiting, iii which to curry the man to the hospital. Immediutelrl on entering the institution, Dr, Gut- ien operated on the unfortunate man. removing the remaining part of the] leg high above the knee. The loss of blood, however, and the great shock he sustained were to much for Dro- let, and he died at half-past ,seven lust evening.

Drolet, who was G8 years of age,

and who came originally from lzlorely was the father-in-law of Captain lie- coanet of the Jeanne d’Arc and livedl in (liillgliiinwaga with the latter and his daughter, A ilnce aboard, Mr. Menu with one

glance at the water gauge on the

" 4 boiler to assure himself that there

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futile attemps to extricate him from the shaft, lllenu realized that there was nothing to do but to amputate the limli in order to release the man

was no danger of explosion went down into the engine room * and hastened to the :iid of the pnin-frsn-

engineer Ili-niet. After several

(biting pants white and tan duck with belt straps. ..

F.iig`.isli lflaiiiiels with

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I l nderwear insall _(grades and materials, cozitlsliirts and knee or

oiig drawers, all

Enriuent _ . $

Garters all styles and col0rs.__._..___..._

Belts new narrow styles, fine leather........

A Natural clothing co

6" QW" 5* The One Price Store 66 Queen Si-

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I "‘Women's smart and useful outingi “Two pairs forthe price Of One.

“Amt” ‘lf While reno and duck well 1 c for oc bo s short ants at

‘made and rl tl il »h I fr 5 Y_~' _~

pe ee y ms ei om to I4 years ld-

” "P M P"¢0"'H- 7-l2dtf~ rensdresses made of good qual-

Hammocka. lhmmock' AU- lfflllt- _Clllllllbfalf Of Sing'

We are giving splendid

vnliies iii Hammocks, liunglit direct from one of ilie largest and best known Hammock Flanufucturers in the United States, large f00my goods, fast colors strong and well made, see our large stock. We can please you both in quality and price. Hammocks all prices up to $6.00 each,

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4~‘ Your Silver Needs »

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Spurlileue in without doubt the

Kf¢I\lel\l_ol` all gold [silver polishgg, \:\.c use rl on_ourown silvernud have ktvn selling it for a long time and "nw of no other polish that can equal ii. ..!i..°':':_i' i.".' M-'i 'mm =f~ »»

'I‘here's no s rltchss Int or w k

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Dnllvlh thai wllul ileIli;l\lhi',;i,_|“""'

liaiii with waist mid plaited skirts, ages 6 t0 14 years. Assorted colors at _a saving of 25 p.c. on the dollar Only one of zi kind. They are manufacturers’ samples. PATONS

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The sale of pretty waists at

$1.00 and Sl.25 has produced a simply wonderful July business ln the randy to wear department The values are most remarkable, and whllo the quantity ls getting low the assortment ls stlll good -we have your size and style white or colored- worth $l.75 to $3.25 and now oflored at just 81.00 and $1.25. Mooro& Mc- Leod. N 7-l4d2l ,

4 "Be mire to vlslt Paton’| big mil- ,linery sale and get some of the rare bargains. A sale extraordinary, 150 ladies' trimmed hats to go at 5 price,

_ i I at Pa\on'n mllllnery department. '

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and accomplished this with a 'smalll pocket. knife he had in his pnssession.| The operation took but u few inin-A i

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Veri-Best Nursers

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This standard and pop-

ular Shape Feeding Bottle is n great favorite with mother and child alike. Can be easily and perfectly

eight ounces, supplied with a Veri-Best S_eani1cs.s Rub- ber Nipple and bottle brush-Once used always

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'Our price l5c. '

lE. A._’Foster A

Central Drugstore

, Minard's Llnlment Oo., Limited. wi

-` Gents,-I cured a valuable hunting he

of HOUSE FURNISI-IlNGS.'l`heir low prices will astonish vnu. Spec-

ial prices on BEDDING. ‘IRON I

BEDS BED ~

.quo s1`.ooR covsiuuo lu carpei or oilcloth. See their special drive on carpet squares. PA'I‘ONS_

- 1 Are Your _ Collars O. K.

done in public. .

The pure food expert called atten-

tion to the fact that even now “col- lege students., ii brand of animal that is not noted for duintiness or 're ard

make a concession to public senti- ment by crawling into a hole or re-

tiring to his own home.

“A man," said the doctor yester-

day, “has a perfect right. to drink, chew or dip snuil in his sanctorum, bilt he has not the shadow ‘of right to inflict unwholesonie smoke and ' his vile breath on the community at large. There should be ii. law strictly enforced by the authorities prohibit- ing smoking and chewing in public places or on cars where other per-

sons ure obliged to be."

Dr. Wiley, speaking scientifically,

admitted yesterday with apparent re- luctance that almost any one, even a lady, may drink “a tablesponnful of riicllow rye" without injury or even smoke a cigarette or cigar of real tobacco, but this he contended in the next breath was not an excuse

for smoking or drinking in public.

“This is a sure enough crusade

against the use of tobacco in public," said Dr. Wiley, speaking of th_e aim of the Non-Smokers Protective Lea- gue of America.. "It will result in the abolition of public smoking and chewing, the purification of the air and relief for persons who do not use the weed and whose nostrils are outraged by cheap smoke. I do not _

Cool, Stylish 2 pc. 0uting Suits

There‘s only one way to wzirdofl’ the _sum-`

mer heat and tliat's io wear light, cool, com- -fortable clothing. That’s where we can give you satisfaction and save you money besides.

Here’S_' stylish two piece outing suits, in

gre/ worsted. Stylishly tailored, _delightfully coo and comfortable. The same style and quility that you have always wanted. Sizes

i§;i.?.”f‘;‘3?.Z_i._.‘_’i?fF_”if?.?°f?::::f__$6.00

l-‘ew Warm Weatiier”‘ “l/aliues

We’re offering you values in fiiriiisliiiigs you c:in't

afford to be without. Our present stock is splendid and we ln iw you appreciate the advantage of buyiugfrom ex- clusive men’s furnishers. 'l`liis~store is always delight- fully cool, airy and well ventiliited You'll like shopping here. Courteous clerks will see you fully satisfied.

$1.50 0i1ling Shirts Good Underwear lor $1.00 » Values

Hei'e’s a spleiidid sliowiug

of those popular outing sliirts, in dark patterns. Tl1c_\' are just the thing for suiniiier-~- light, cool, dressy and doii’t soil quickly. Sizes 14, 16, 16 1-2- Regular $1.50 value for ...... ......$l»00

A Lisle llose

Fancy liste hose, newest

pitterns, only 25 dozn pairs Worth 5oc pair, while ili-.-y last . _.255

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Kiieippliiieii mesh under-

wear, short sleeves and short

V drawers, special at 4.00 a

suit. - Aertex cellular underwear,

' short and long sleeves, short

and long<li'a\vers, $2_00, 2.50 to 3.20.

Watch Fobs

Waieli fobs, in finest select-

cd leailiei' :1mlotherstyles.The lwsi line we liave ever shown, ‘ 50c to 05c

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_ THE voiofsica Mi-:u‘S_HAn _ 1-,

say that a man shall not smoke his

lungs to a. frazzle and spit his head, oil provided he does it at home or out in the woods or meadows, but

he must not do it where there are other human beings. _It is not fair."

Then the expert branched out from

this particular phase of the anti-to- bacco crusade and speaking medically

could suiler from sunstroke who had not been a smoker or boozer." This, an

er.

In the midst of the efforts of ex-

. perienced seafaring men to dislodge

PULLEU [Ill

;\'\ _ 4, \ l]"I\ made the statement that “no person CHATHAM' July 10_The Me,.c,,_

ts and Miners' steamer Kershaw, ch went aground on Shovelful

1/ ' - ` 'Q the doctor thought, was proved by Whi

/j K I D nic fact that farmers uuiiereo but Sh0e1Rl1> early yester<1ay.wss pulled i. / _ . __.~ i'/_ ~ _ 1. Y

time from the heat although they into dew water. apparently uniniur- were out in the sun all the time. *ffl

"But," take a man whose system

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, iust after 11 o cl ck tonight. i _ Wreckers had been ,sorking 0,, her that they were safe and ther. nothing

is run ui nicotine or uieoiiui und the lsr more than 24 hours. but it was

moment the sun's rays bit him good "0

the ghost.

The doctor also told an interesting

money he saved by abandoning the J"

t until the greater part of her car-

\ _ h bl d t- i go had been removed that the were

C _ e crllm es an some imes g ves up ab,

e to drug her from the sands, in ch her keel was imbedded

into deep water was the steamer niata of the same line. The Ker-

k- h bit h_ shaw's 41 passengers and their per-

Smo mg “_ 'or R mom' sonal baggage will he transferred to

the Juniata which will take them to i ltlmore. Meanwhile the Kershaw' ll be reloaded and will continue

the Kershaw, the activity of a_ mere boy has commanded universal iidm‘r- atiou ou board. The lad is 17-year- old Irving Bickford of 44 Irving St., West Somerville, the wireless operat- or of the steamer. It was young Bickford's signals of ditress that brought tugs to the ie- lief of the distressed scli.i\iicr. Tn the friends and relatives af the Dus- sengers he flashed the information

was to he feared.

The passengers and crew liavo not

gi ne hungry, but the varif.»t_v of t'_i~ir trod has been considerably redur.i=d although the entire surplus food slip-

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C. fi tale of new ii fm-nil of his liao built S‘““dl"8 by Wh” the Kelshaw “lid my °' mm t°“'“ h" "‘”"‘ °"°“°d by `,i-,~ ' a beautiful hencoop with the cigar on

the ship's steward.

"Milk stout is an English pre-

Dnration that is invaluable for nurs-

ed l10DB. malt_anil pure milk--~not s. drug but an excellent tonic that is

interrupted journey as soon uulrecommended by all lending English

"-T* 005 Of ml\n8€ with MINARIVS IJNI- all of her cargo is replaced.

MENT after several veterinaries had 1 '

_ treated him without doing him any th

permanent good 9|-

t took the combined efforts of

ree tugs to pull the big iron steam-

oil the Rip. At the noon tide they

A Yf‘>h}lIl`1i;iN%‘f‘~). GAGNE ' succeeded in swinging her bow around

that nearly one half ol the vessel

Physicians. A body builder. and np- petizer. Price a bottle 25c. The Two Macs. dnl,

"Outing sltirtsbatliiug siiitsmnrl

s afloat and as the tide neared Jersevs Bm showin! of above

‘Prop. of Grand Central I-Intel, Drhm- 10,, _

to mond“vm°» A118- 3, ’04- flood toni ht thev made nnoth nd lmmlq al W“""A"rf"" ADW UC” For

g _ er a - ‘ ' _ Y P ccessfull attempt to save the steam-'f`°‘=ll PATONS 7- 12/lff `

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ROOM FURNITURE

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There's only one way to have

your collars, ‘elc, always in good coiidilion and iluil is lo have iliem finnh_erl at The Star. The greatest care islaken in laundering collars. We wash them thoroughly, don'l ' use chemicals, and our scientific methods make "saw edges" and

lam button holes impossible.

Plan of domestic finish. Phone

15| and we'lI lend our wagon for

your parcel.

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arSt¢am Laundry A. l". Weimar; Prop. "

l1ere’s H in _ Lynclis’

After all, the bisciiits you"buyi,m-siiugt

worth much if they are not nutritious and pure. Taste is agood test but you need

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something substantial to'build your body _

and nourish your brain. 1

Lynclis’ Creamalt Soda biscuits are

made in the cleanest _kitchen in Canada by experts, scientific cooks and the ingredi- ents used are the best that can be secured

on the Canadian market.

They are pure, sweet, tasty, and '

wholesouie,tliese biscuits, and should be in every mo lern home. Ask your grocer

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