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\ Social Life in 1906-
Do You Remember ?�
Eliaa Frank died in Montreal, 90 Park Avenue, at the age of 72. Mrs. Joshua Rosenthal, age 23, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Genser, died in childbirth. Born, in Toronto, to Mr. and Mrs. Abe Freedman, a son. Donations were received by the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society, of Montreal, from Mesdaraes S. Abrahams, B. A. Boas, J. Cohen, L. Gohen, M. B. David, M. B. Davis, M. E. Davis, M. H. Davis, M. De Sola, Fischel, G. Fischel, D. S. Friedman, I. Friedman, B. Goldstein, R. Goldvogel, J. Kellert, L. A. Hart, A. J. Hart, H. Joseph, J. A. Jacobs, E. Lich-tenhein, S. E. Lichtenhein, S. Levinson, N. Lewis, J. S. Leo, D. Lazarus, A. E. Morris, C. Redlich, A. A. Sander-man, A. D. Schwerseiiski, H. Vineberg, H. Wener, M. Workload. Louis Vineberg was at Cobalt. Myer Crown returned, from Old Orchard. M. Albert returned from Old Orchard. J. Goldberg was on a trip west. Sol Jacobs returned; from Cobalt. Rev. S. Goldstein was in Cornwall, Sol Kellert returned from the Catskills. Harris Vineberg returned from the coast. Mrs. Fischel Ship returned from Old Orchard. Morris Goldberg was in New York. Reginald Hart returned from Old Orchard. Abraham Jacobs returned from Cornwall. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Jacobs were in Cornwall. Abe Cohen was iji St. Agathe des Monts. Max Rosenthal was at Old Orchard. A. Morris was at Dorion. Mrs. A.M. Bilsky was in town from Coteau de Lac. S. W. Jacob* was in town from Cornwall. Mrs. Joseph Jacobs and son returned from Old Orchard. Mrs. William Jacobs and the Misses Jacobs were home from Old Orchard. S. Lichtenhein had a party of friends on board his launch at Dorion. Jacob Cohen returned from St.. Agathe de Monts. The Misses F. and P. Rutenberg visited Miss S. Rubin at Ste. Rose. William and Max Rosenbloom, St, Catherine Street, returned from Old Orchard. Mrs. H. Abrahams returned from abroad. S. Rosenthal returned from Europe where he visited Bialystok and other cities which saw massacres of the Jews. Mr. and Mrs. S. Silverman, Jr., Prince Arthur Street, returned from Bedford where they visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Jones. Miss B. Foster was given a dinner and dance by her cousin, A. Foster, prior to her departure for a trip to the Pacific coast. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levitt, 148 Park Avenue, a daughter; to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bloomfieid, 700 City Hall Avenue, a son.
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SLAUGHTER OF ANIMALS (SCOTLAND) BILL At a session in the House of Lords a few weeks ago, Lord Balfour of Burleigh, moved the second reading of the Slaughter of Animals (Scotland) Bill, wasch pcoTidee for the nee of the hansaae killer in the case of cattle and setae, aad which has passed throssrh all tta stages a the hi�anos He ;^^sj^ _^EjS)J JiB^r ^OEBBj at
get rid, as far as possible, of all avoidable cruelty in the slaughter of animals for use for human food. There was now no longer any opposition to the slaughtering or stunning of cattle by means of the humane killer; it had been found that in their case, humanity and convenience went together* Ia the case of sheep, the ha law* of convenience could yet be said to be so greatly oa the