The Quebec chronicle, 7 décembre 1906, vendredi 7 décembre 1906

[" The Weather.Lower At, Lawrences and sorthwosterly ; mostly fair Maximum and Misinum T tures\u2014] ANTA CLAUS sent us this message to-day, by wireless : \u2014 \u201cWill arrive \u201cin Toronto to-morrow merning \u201cand leave for Montreal by the \u201cnight rain.\u201d Who wants 10 see him?Don't all speak at once! He is coming as fast as the fastest trains can get him here and will only stop off a1 cne or § two staticns on the way.So % don't forget to be on the lookout for him.He will send usa mes sage every day from now until his arrival.Watch these advertisements very carefully and read every message.In the meantime, while you are impatiently waiting for the jolly old chap, come to the Big Toy Store, in the Basement, and sce all the preny things Santa has sent nere already.On the 5c.table you will see Ratles and Dolls and Bugles, big red Paper Bells for Christmas decoration, China Pig Banks, Tin Wagçors, Noah's Arks and lots of other pretty toys that litle girls and litle boys like to find in their stockings.There are other ables too\u2014simply loaded down with toys and dolls.But we can't tell you all abou: them at once.Come on Friday and see For your- 75¢.Child\u2019s Swing 29c.ERE is a rare bargain on sie nt twy o'clock.anty 109 in the ot and it is safe to pr There are dict a vhir wind sale.Th se are 10} inc.es square, with arm- an back | of turne.| wood burs.comp cte with ropes for nging ina | doorway.The regular price is 7»e.each.Friday .t 29 1 ©) uring the morning will be early 2,00 p.m., while they ast onlv.secas sceau ee C | fi $2.85 Tweed Skirts $2.19.Ladies\u2019 Tweed Skirta, 38, 40 and 42 inches long, mixed grey, panel front, side gores with inverted plaits, full sweep, regular price 8.65.Friday l 19 Bargain.cee sees 5 vrsee recents \u2026 20c.to 50c.Feathers 2c.Osnreys, Quills, Pompons and Comqua rathers, light and dark colors, for millinery trimming, regular prices 20e, to 50c.ench.Special Friday Bargain price to clear, each.ee weenie 0 $1.00 Corsets 75¢.72 only, Ladies\u2019 Fine French Coutil Corsetn, sizes IS, 25, 26, 27, 2R, 29, and 30, white or grey, bias cut, long hip, four hos-supporters, steel filled, 15 regular price 81,00, Friday Bargain.Ç {4c to 20c Flannelette 12e 100 pieces, Fancy Flannelette.wide ange of new patterns, cashmere and velours finish, he blouse nnd kimonos, regular prices lde.to 20.8 yard.Friday Bargait.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026eremenenennnn 12% $1.50 Table Linen $1.12.Full Bleached Double Damask Table Linen, 00 inches wide, pure linen, rich satin Damask.Regular price 81,50 per yard, Friday Bargnin.A $4.75 Overcoats $8 75.Boys\u2019 Overcoats of drab Covert Cloth, ages 3 (0 10 yrars, double broated, two rows of brass buttons, tweed linings, regular price un 37h Friday Mi i, ° $2.00 Boy \u2019 Boots $1.58.6 pair, Boys\u2019 Dongola Lace Boots, odd sizes, regular price $2.00 per puir, 58 Friday Barguin, per pair,.Le 200.Gaiters 120 18 pair, More and Women's heavy aiters, regular price 200.per pair.ay Bargain, per pair.12 oll if}, Bargain.core vane deep flounce with two rows of inser- Bargnin.V snes turers serene wide, peat designe an blue, vink, red, navy or black grounds, for blouses and hones dresses, vard.62xx4 inches, blue and white, pink and white or red nad wi Friday Bargain cach.fast dye, double hecls and moles, ro gular price 25e, per pair.Friday Bargain, per pair, lBc., or % for.$1 10 Jersey Leggins 57c.filer $8.90 Tourist Coats \u201d 4.95.Ladies\u201d Tourist Conte, sizes 32 to 42, black cheked twa, ton cloves, regular pric $5.00.Friday | 05 40c to 60c.Hoods 25¢.Children's Hoods of fim Saxony Wool, colors pink, sky.cardimnl and white, trimmed with ruching on top snd next to face, regular prices (2 to 60c.Friday Bargnin.a $2.00 Underskirts $1.19.Tadies\u201d Underskirta of black Merevrized Satern, 3R, 40 and 42 inches long, made with colères undertlounce, tion, regular price 2.00, Friday 830c.Sateen 22c.31 pirces, Mercerized Sateen, 30 in hes Regular price 30c, a Fridav Bargainlle Co'ored S-reads 69c.150 only, Colored Red Sproncia, size with fringe, 6%e 25c.Hose 2 for 350.tadies\u2019 Plain Black Woollen Haose, 3c 60c.Felt Slippers 40c.Women's Felt Slippers, only 3 pair, odd sisea, regular 60c.por pair.Friday Bargain, per pair.wo.cae.\u201cAbe 3 pair, Children\u2019s Black Jersey Legregular price $1.10 per pair.5 Rargain, per pair.C velvet collars, 7 box ninits in back, large lex 0° mute gp VERTIS ave La \u2019 ey \u201cChronicle.QUEBEC, FRIDAY.DECEM3JER 7.1908, EE EEE) E \" ain 20 mire M te Lane, fée ae « 2 \u2018 s THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.FRIDAY, Dis pee 7, 1908.Glover, Fry & Co.IT = Le Emam) RHEDMTISN [a | | à Ie is tho old ssery oû s wosk a Weak ] un S tendency 10 weak in the à .You ao sooner get rid of -yous old sold then & new one takes'ies place.Ayor's Cherry Poctoral breaks up this taking-osid habit.It atrençabons, besls.Ask stzuction of a desp watwwey botweea n Price 260, Meera Lake Ubampiain and we tôt.Lowreos can Rbosmariver applies with even ter force to |.A isan Cure your doctor, tbe very next time you see him, what he thinks of Ayer's canals in the United Blates draini ?Cherry Pectoral for weak lungs.¥ y bi 3.0.x Oo.from the Great Lakes.Tn the opinion HARDWARE co Y En a i ed of the commissioners it is not desirable 8t Peter Street, Lower Town pour that either pation should chatruet the \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 re p\u2014\u2014 | Branob, Fabriouast.,U; : j - natural flow of streanfs crossing the in.| ; -UpperTows : = | tarna tional boundary to the inj 1 bye ; Su itable Goods ght @uebeg Ghroniqle .A STANTUIS EXPEAOITURE.pile or private pate the injury of RIFLES * {semer tereee and asa | m\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 M xpen: | They Barrel, repoater A a a nine ou | nll | mn UNS EE eee FOR === i 727, the Government contemplates an (tions in relation to the use of inter: | rss mot pur Ma disease te sop but drive REVOLVERS %'1 jae.Li% [| THE EASTERN TOWNSHIP'S BANK- | | advance to more than 8105,689,515 matiquil waters, ihe shave pr IDS | og he system.\u2014HUVTeu.We publish elsenhere the report of | during the coping year.We wy gestion is alto mado that the Cen Cartridges, _Loaded Shell, the anoual meeting ol the Sharehold.| more, for the above smount is in the adian Act incorporating the propos In Gun Implements, Ete.2 F i Cl Ci ba [factor In bringi n an attack.|| are of the Eastern Fownshios | Bank [fret batch of estimates, and the sw od Champlain Comal tombe ce of | building the oF Louis Bridge, the held in Sherbrooke on Wednesday Last.taries are These, ampl \" : © plemen yet to come.» (the worka sought to be orected shall | workers in one caisson were co pelled mpl ve net results of the operations of | judging from the past, will contain |be orale alt times upon com- |to dimb 8 127-1004 ladder in or ee to Comp ete Camping Outta.Ho t year were, the payment 1 | several milli i liance with all regulations imposed [reach the surloce, ao twelve es I Bodapast y pes 9 millions, which sided to ee ie D States Recretary oi War (died, In another caiwon, whero tht Dongs Baya.Fotaine we nid Un four quarterly dividends of 3 per cent.| figures now brought down, will re om line to time for the preservation | depth was 199 foet, only one man died, coma New lish Prints from 12 oents each, the trunsfersnce to the officers\u2019 (present, at least, $110,000,000 as the {of the levels of Lake Champlain.1f [but hore an slovator was used to bring * > New B from 30 cents gunruntes fund of 82,000, end to he | estimated expenditure for 1907.the primoipies bare laid down are {them to the top.Joseph Rodgers & Sons New Fancy Dress Goods and Cloths | | reserve fund of $260,000, of which| With this large outlay before ws, soumd, and the right concaded of, the The Giseam is treated by hypodsemie Cutlery.|; i 3 oe 2 .Washi G t to i jooti of morphine, b; hot com New Dressing Jackets and Wrappers ae od ot BML of le | Wi hi rs oer bo Fig SO Bu (he TU whe i | Kitchen Utensils, | a i pressce | new issue of capital stock, and a ; 2 .> { stro ; years prior 10 the coming into power Iain into Canada, the same right must and by administration ol strong balance at the credit of Profit | end of the Liberals when they bad no conceded, to the Ottawa Eh mont alcoholic stimulant with Lr Fro | Gonedal & Heavy Hardware Loss of $75,749.46, as compared wth | gower to spend, and whos efforts regarding the drainage of gthor inkes quently relief is secured for the victim the balance outstanding at th ond ; ; : Lose into the United States.The fact that {by returning him to the caisson, and - ç \u20ac consisted mainly in oriticiaing th0# {Take Champlain is wkoily within the |a amall air chamber built on the sur- New Embroidered and Lace Handkerchiext llar bots ol the provious year of $24,566.18.who had and telling the publio how [éerritory of the United States docs |[ace bo en used with good Tesulls t Lo re and Fancy Jabot This is a very satisfactory showing, | much better they would do were they | not affect the eneral question.With |in bringing around stricken men.- out Feather Boas an and would have boss even more mo had | to sit om the treasury benches.Ip | the exception 0 Lake Michigan.all the ee a.ew Umbrellas, Ribbons and Laces it, not Leen for exceptional losses in | thi * nebo.pire | Cron Lakes are hall vithin dian | WE POSSESS THE LARGEST PIANO aw 5 ; vod in Montreal and St.Hyaci this connection the Mail a mpire territory, and any diversion of Water AND ORGAN FACTORY UNDER a .sy : cui in Montreal a .Hyacinthe.| recalls the proceedings of the Liberal { from Shem, even by way of Lake Michi- GRITISH FLAG.THE POST OFFIOE.convention ia Ottawa in 1893: \u201cIn | gen.in 8 dct TONS SEI | The Bll Piaso ® Go.wi! 18ST.JOHN STREET LL 3 .{and common sen: ne A : The annual report of the Postmaster- that your,\u201d says the Mail, the lend | he commission.e report is, in Guelph, Ontario, are the largest manu ; AD - ; ; Great Reductions J ooo wii =< mr Be De ey took | Se viion ou, both Goveraments over laotefs of Fiasog, 18d OE Came SUGHTAN BLL sod WIIG DUA STEED interesting as showing the extent|.| © n , ou mn ey bo Tove ich » piano and organ fac ries, employ- \u2014\u2014\u2014 ! to which the different provinces son into consideration the state of the |all canals and waterways, which may ing over 3,000 men, the annual out- .; ; have the effect of raising or loweri mn, 6 R On this Season\u2019s Millinery, tritute to the postal revenue in Dro finances.= During that year Cerada the levels of waters Tn hich both {Put being spprozimatively $3,750,000, 1 tins ifles Revolvers invested enpital of I.} > i i \u201c| expended $40,383,727.The opinion of countries are interested or in increas representing on t ?.On this Season\u2019s Jackets, portion to population.Thus Ontario, | vw V1\u201d Mr.Fiekdiag, Mr.[og or lessening their flow.Some such | [Ii millions of dollars, of which the \u2014AND\u2014 -_ On this Season\u2019s Mantles, whose population may be roughly es |g, ye [Bell Company represents one-fourth.- : st fi .Paterson and fhe other ayreement scons the only way ol set The \u201cBull\u201d instruments have hich - N On Children\u2019s Jackets, Dresses, etc.timated ns tirty-five per cont | MOT politiciens was that thin sum was tling the question with fairness to tation throughout this Provins | AM MUNITI ON * » (han Quebec uses up considerably mors .\"2% 1 both countires.\u2014-Montresl Witness.repu A .A i too large.They \u2018viewed it with - ft Jou are interested in the choice of ; than double as nfany postage-stemps, a 2 alarm.\u201d and called for reductions.Sir PREVALENCE OF \u201cBENDS.\u201d instrument for yourself, .igh \u2014 Z > \u20ac \u2019 p ï se : a.and little Manitoba, with @ | ematie Ve : Or {à yon want an agency to handle | PROWSE\u2019S STEEL RANGES | : © Wilfrid Laurier stated to the people \u2014 goods, d he abov | New Kid Gloves and Silk Gloves.population eu Nova Boule.a th | that at least four millions could be An Obscure Affection Which Baffles An he Perit Sut you on an advantageous \u2018JEWEL.\u201cDents\u201d Kid Gloves Perrins\u2019 Kid Gloves py office Lips.The postal reve save \\ od oud be hr, were bo | ne Li ao \u2014 deal dod?| COAL AND WOOD STOVES, d Long Kid Gloves in Black and White, hot from, Fe crea provinces is] | \"1005 these alarmists came into piges ho Jad fallen upon es SPORTSMEN WANTED BRASS COAL HODS, power, and what th it?The é ck of \u201cbends,\u201d je the privile of Snow- $3,465,491 | burdens were at howe inerenncd.and phasis.the peavalene of this disoans Toes NO TOR the balance of SCREENS, FENDERS, ETG Quebec.1,497,518| (hey have grown ounually, until the jémong the under-river workers hunting season to 31st Jan'y.TELEPHONES: New Lace Curtains, Cheap, Manitoba.681,631 | on who viewed an outlay of 910,853, [Salle atiention to the fact that little | Camp accommodation every |.> New Carr-t Squares and Rugs, Nova Seotia 446,790 | 000 with alarm arc asking to spend, me of the eaxct nature of (hia | PT from St.Ferreol to | Upzer Town 575 LoWe-lown 4 New Axminster and Brussels Carpets, Tritish Columbia.385,266 | jn one ycar, noless a sum that $103, | A physician at the Post Graduate | Lake.u .ow Brunswick.209,745 669,000 ! \"It may he admitted that Herel states that \u2018\u201cbends,\u201d\u201d or Charge, $5 per day each guest, C H RI S T M A s re \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ontario.a.New Portieres, Table Covers and Draperies.Sbatehovan.236.108 | Cana is growing.The population of [Temp , disease, ie om ober ol ry which includes car fare from \\.pos sand.557,521 | 5,000,000 ton years ago has Locome probably,\u201d be says, \u201cit is the result of Quebes and return, carriages, AND .ROD cee ner oo 16,295 | 6.000,000, But in thin incrense thers |shatiercd merves and certainly the oon- provisions and one guide each \u2019 ; Coming 10 cities, wo id that | To-|js surely no justification for doubling Sons under which the men work ers | guest.Horse takes all baggage N E Ww Y E A R t 5 PER CENT OFF FOR CASH ronto, though having a considernbly | sue expenditure nnd then adding one stmormal enough to peodure character- | within 8 miles of Lake.Hunt- 2 ; smaller population then Montreal, has ball.To realize what this increas ee bn of the disoasa is that jog along the route.4 parties , .« postage of $1,194,382, which is) png the expenditure per capita |it made its first in New in to date, result 7 Cariboo PRESENTS.All Bast Quality Goods and Low Prices nearly fifey per ont.larger them that | ould he looked: at.In 1893 it wae | York at the me 0 the building of Apply to of \u201cthe national port\u201d; Ottawa con .4 the Brooklyn Bridge, and that it is the W.BAKER, ' OT ont Hamilton, $160, | 1 Per beads in 1907 it will be [suit of physical exertion under bigh ~ LW ributer $007; Barilton.1 $17.60 per heal.here.pressure, ninety pounds ta Kent House.| Our stock of Xmas goods is pe 5, amd London, \u2018 die © nex | This exhibit in certainly startling, |the square ineh sometimes being neces- | et 12xmon.wed.friz3m now complete, so this is i highest are Brant! ord with $48,510, 1 and vet the Limit of the extra sary to bold back the water.Hent .ak : \"and Kingston with $41,686 ; of the 5 = aves ad humidity add to tbe abnormalit: | eee the time to make your; et LL.\u2019 has not beon :maghed, and it neve | by \\ y bef he principal cities in Québec Montreal | ill se jong.present govern- of the conditions.202 \u201cx TROUBLE IN EUGADOR.selections efore the rontributes $906,410; Quebec, $106, | met has tho pa the reaper \"| ee a reached the outer Toke | Gaateasil, Fevador, Dec.6A wide great rush of holiday: #99, and Sherbrooke, 827,417.Mier he id came in, attended with |*ptend conspiracy aginst the Govern: | shoppers, Which will be! dizsiness, vertigo, and sometimes neue.| ment hae beeri discovered bre Quan- Son dencing soon.S940 4H 24D S040 0000000 - q se 1 ts have FAODES SCHOLAGS AT DAFORE.PRESS\u201d OPINIONS ler E ones sear eres hav ben Bat, Oe | Any goods purchased now .' es This ix the thivd academie year dur A T h of the persons taken into cus- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ing which Rhodes scholars have been fough Lhe pucles Tr are tody.will be stored until want in residence at Oxford University, and | $4-6600004064400646040049 urntly followed by loss of motion ed if desired.the London Times undertakes to dis PROGRES: ~ CRE an sensation in the James limbs, ab a a \u2018 Don't delay in coming to CA ri GRESS IN TRE WEST, \u2014 The |thougl sufferer still complains of The hunting and calling of moose cuss hy! record mace by Ah Thora | ane census of the North-West.attri pain.Occasionally nausea and vomit.| and earibou ave among the sports- | SeC all the pretty th or are at present 16 od olars, of | utes fo the three provinces lying be- |ing are present and paralysis even | man\u2019s chief delights during the con-{ We have for presents r | whom Ti are from British colonies, j tween the boundary of Ontario amt [may occur.H come makes ite lily tinuance of the hunter's moon and the holidays.from the United Htales and 117 from ie divehs Monutain a population of | pearance, the pete is, nevi the manly sport of ra big y Lt eo i § 5 6,078, arvitoba, tle oklest of the 'marl or deat! ild attachs usual me > en pi dns > Nott tria, leads with 308,515, set dt il Tant from three to twelve hours, & woods of the &onadian Adiron- | FANCY PINCUSHHONS in Silk Vel for appointment to se acholarshipt | comes rext with 250,888, and Alberte | while severs cnzes need days and even dacks is onethat tends to renewing | \"and Lace, all sizes end chape, To Expedite Christmas Sales- LL ae ; .; ix carried out by local comniitices al | hoaste 184,906.Th cooks for recovery.the youth of both mind and hody, Mc, 480.y .d oe vill this week exhibit goods in one of our Show Win- [tr the candidnies have met certain incre cf 387,16 ae \"a pa fon of sir chambers through tna {he upbullding of a robust frame pt Mes Mes x c., 460., 600, 650 ows with prices marked in large figures.Every article exhibited tests.To aerrtain extent, = the | te connue of the Dominion was taken.| which the men pass with an interval and a strenuous manhood The Que.> will be sui.able for a Christmas Present, and will be & leader in price and style.Wa have many things that we purchased in | quantities at v-rv low prices, thse goods will ba displayed with | large tickets shusing the price az many of our lines of silver | novelties are won leriully gaod valu: and will prove rapid sellars, we would again request our eu tom ts nt to deldy making their selections.Our stick i< so replete at prasent that purchasers will have no difli:ute in tinding suitable gifts for a'l their friends.wholars have their choice an to the While the progress that is reported js in cach to socustom thom to an is bea ana Lake St John RUTHAY 1003 NEEDLE CASES a large © ; Ang Hoge they will onto Balliol ads subject fur congratulation and a creased or diminished air pressure re- Fe Sf the northern woods, where choose from at 13c, 156, 18.~ college they il on er, iol lads promise of grater things yel to rome, | duces the danger of contracting bends, | moose, caribou and bears exist in | 22, 2te,, Mc, dse.with 17, Christ Church and Worcester | the figures ore in one respect disap» [but daily care attest the act that | eountless numbers, their run-ways lave 13, Oriel 11, and the other col | pointing.; this Ly no means climinates it.Phy- | erossing the forests In every direc- | COLLAR BOXES for eentiemes o4 jen minor quotas.As respects slu-, Annually we got from the Depart.{sical exertion, wbile coming ont of the | tion.oct.1xt.48c., VOc., $1.38, $1.00, ! oo.- ment of the Interior reports of he |caieson, seems to be the most potent um 1 nee, 2 eo A ie .J dre, 27 take jurisprudence, 23 Literat |lnrge immigration which (hat bureau ! Numaniores\u2014 * \u2018Greats\u2019 \u201418 modern in bringing in.During the past five BOTTLERS very wice for presusia! for Jadies* at 48e, and 58c.heen tested, the Rhoden scholars have We que th prizes of i resti history, 16 science and 12 Fnglish lit: |suars the atatemente have been very ! | ines pias ot \" qe es OÙ & few lines us suggestions of useful and topo, while others read for clogres hearing, Accondiog to the Interior St = Pi | PURSES, we ave a very por .; .vi x .ment, comi sortûmen nc , Bic, Commencirs w.th our lowest priced goods in Solid Silver of various kinds.Ho far ns they have were during this period as Tollowe el n WwW ay | a n os | 25e., #5c., dsc.0c.8c, The, Vic.131.10, £1.95, 81.50, $1.68.t there ave a nutes of pretty prosents costing from | had great sucess.Mr.J.C.V, Be LEAD THE WORLD; 25c., to 50c.bar, an Australian, los taken nearly THE 6 ; - % LS GTASE AND A CEE Neo woke, Thi 1 noi \u201cevorythiog in digit including N h oie h ecklets, Lockets, Thimbles, Pencils, Buiton Hooks, Shoe B | \"esu00 in prises in the inet or el mer LEADS {8c., $1.10, $1.14.; Horus, Cutriel Kuives Meusivure Insteuments, Hat Pins, Bruoch- 1 \u20ac, (love Darners, Banglos, FEmeries, Desk IR -quisites | 50g., to $1.00.scarf Ping Caff Links, Lace Pins, Salv: Pots, Powder Boxes, 1 year, fu je of interest 10 note that Totals ve 661,404 | when Ur.Hehan vos selected for a schol | The Inst peport\u2014that for 1906\u2014is | arskip there were public mectinga of | taken, not from the Blue Book, but rarest at Melbourne University berause from the ofticigl qunouncement of the he was not particularly prominent in fimigration work for the year, Ji THE CANADIAN PIANOS Since the days of Liszt and Rubinstein, the Stsinway Plano hay ever been the choice of the greatest Artists of Europe aud America, and their namse, like those ef é8c., 85c., $1.68, $1.76, $1.88.POST CARD ALBUMS, in all the diferent sises at 200, Séo., GBC, SE.181.18, $1.48, $1.98, | DOLTS, all mo ressed from 21«.Mucilage Boe: Prayer Books, Pen Holders, Jadl 8 Jewel ; si will be observed that while the Immi- AD WSKI, S'CEIL N Pockets, Fats, FFille:l Salts Bottles Pen Racks, Belt Pins, Scarl athletic, Bix ther Rhoden ncholars gration Hureau added 661,404 to the P ERE 8 \u2019 SCE NWAY, ORDIIEIMER ENGLISE PRINTS, for serve ¢ Pin Stand ,; : A , have recnved \u201cTiret classes\u201d and 20 | population in five years, the Census Stand for perfection in the makjeg of music ani the making of Pianos.The \\ in Stands, | m Coxhions, Gen Metal M Bars, Gua Metal have achieve) distinction of some prévu can find no \u201cmore than 387,416 Nordheimer Ona- Price Bystem and easy methods of piymenta applies to drosses at 1ôc., 166, redueed ta 1° Mat.i Boxes, Gun Ment Chan, Gan Mal Cigar Cutters.= sat {these ss 273/988 the ralling of lisnos the gnoderu methods of other industries, convaying to ' .sort.Mast of the academic distine | 0 ph v newcomers.Nome 273,988 MR the intending purchager à degree of confidence heretofore uoknown in the WHITE APRONB, for make, à\": $1.00 to $2.00.a ni Pop brought, Tn by evr, Sch | baying o ie cholo of patterns Boog 35; he \u201c ptudents, the Americans, in mpite ol | Atlantic Trading Company and similar CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.INSPECTION INVITED.| + U., GBo., We.O00.MT © Fancy Muff Chains set with Staves, Vest Button Sats, Blouse Sets, Sn ail Cocks, Card Cases Kau « : Cologne Bottles, Back Combe, vale Pearl Necklets, Golf Score Books, Bilver Pocket Knives.$2.00 to $3.00.their larges numbers, \u201cquite failing ta | philanthropic organtzations, are mise keep up with then.\u201d The Times ng.This is on unfortunate state ol i ; © | affairs.U( awahens euriosity touching suggests that.th A 1 jor this | whereabouts of the abtentecs.Can may be that Americana rel lene ine fit de that 273,988 imnkgrants have | terest in coming to Oxford, and thor | Leen swallowed up by an earthquake ?in consequently in America little cam: | Or are we to assume that there has heen an exodus from the West?Pos LADIES' NECKWRAR in all tir latest novelties in stik and be Lo Bse., 400, éfc., Sc, 08c, To | 95c., $1.10, $1.25, $1.48, 81.6 TOYS! TOY: | We have 6 large, variety of | ris The Nordheimer Piano & Music Co., Ltd.ESTABLISHED IN 1840 580 ST.CATHERINE STREET, WEST, MONTREAL H.8, THOMSON, 61 ST.PETER STRERT, LOCAL AGENT.Shaving Mirrors, [etter Cuses, Bill Booke, Men's Purses, iti he intments in | i ; : , * .petition for the appot .ibly the explanation of liscrep- The Metrçatyle Pianole and the Pianola Piano are on dail demonstra- i one: z wi Ladies\u2019 l\u2019urses, Shopping Rage, Rhine Stano Brogches, Blottrre |! athletics the Americans \u2018more than pid lias meats hat pe | tion to the abil, irrespective of any intention to purchase.y Comonsre ea what Fay i Desk Bets, Sowing Sets, Maniturs Bets in Cases, Towel Rings, Etony Mirrors, Ink Bottles.$3.00 to $4.00.Jewol Boxes, Toilet Canes, Tourist Cases, Ebony Brushes, Golit Cuff Links, Gold Scarl Pips, Go'd Lage Pins, Peart Bat Baloty Pins, Colored Stone Necklets, Prayer Beada, Fountain Pens.$4.00 to $5.00.Writing Cases, Brush Cases, 8poal Holders, Solid Silver Jewel Cases: Ladies\u201d Belts, Shiri Waist Sets, Sots of Buttons for Fur Mantles and Clonks, Gold Loakats, Gold Necklets, Gold Penails, Gold Penknives, Gold Grosses, Gold Pendants.#@ STORE OPEN TQ 9 P.M.DURING DECEMBER G.SEIFERT & SONS, JEWELLERS, 16 FABRIQUE STREET.| hokd their own.\u201d \u2018This year Mr.l.|vails at Ottawa.The immigration | for Xmas.' M.Young won the \u201chigh jump.\u201d Mr, figures may have heen doctored with n H.Sutlon the \u201cthree miles.\u201d\u201d and Me, vies to Dooming the Sittonian Ad- \u201c à H ation, his theory receives A.M, Stevemy put the weight and rtrongth owing tn the cumstances threw the hommes.the colonies, that the immigration outlays are ex (ns à rule, take little interest ia ath traordimasily large apd thei norms! | Ieticr, aml the sume in to lo said of; ae woud i do dy het re ive ex nee mn on het un | pT ated 6 i , Ce < 7,566.Such an outlay oan be ex | rune readily with the rest of the Ox.cused only if the immigration ia large ford ntudents, not forming distinct | In volume, and the annual report, cliques, an was apprehenciod.The #1, maker i aro aly The OC | 500 they grt yearly enables them le |tawa nyntom no far an we ses it take part in every aspect of Oxford operating in this hranch of the Govlife during the school year awl to ernment, is in she extreme.a a \"Co ht un ee ing vacatioms.It is balieved that as | should get it were in not for the fart sociation with colonials and foregners | that the men at tho head of affaire will have a broadening effect on Eng vegard it an rather clever to decelve, VOL.AUX SEL.sé Ladies\u2019 Furs \"\" We invite ins>ection o! our various styles of LADIES JACKETS in Russian Lamb, Alaska 8-al, Baltic Seal, an | ElectricBeal, Mink, Agtrachan and Muskrat, Also Mutt, Stoles, Opa &c., in Ramisn Sable, Baum Marten, Krralne, Chinchille and Marabon.Fur Gloves and Mitte, ands choige variety of 1 ned Gloves in all leathers and col ra.The quality and prices of our goods are all right, added to which, they have t-e style and finish now in vogue with the elite of Loudon, Paris sad 8 Potersburgh.Alteration « rande to euit individual tastes, no extra charges.Those wanting articles made to order, ean ba: e a rough sketch made on Metapot Our Designer, te meet the ideas an | tastes of the customers.We wi to À press upon our lady Customers, that ALL our furs, ir respective of quality, reesive the mme attention ae to style, msiching Snish.the onl 1 ditleronce being the value of thé far.no Long Kid Gloves in Biz> and White.Leng hd Gloves in Black anu White.: ALL SALES STRICTLY CASH.SIMONS & MINGUY, 20 FABRIQUE STREET TELEPHONE 338.pgm AeA SSE lish students, but of this it is yet While the actun] facts regarding Mont Winter bel w fairly sat in, the question of the hour is \u201cTo Buy or ; arp progress do not surtein the Sifton tnd 0 et AA OR too early to speak with conficenæ, Bonen, hoy arn hopeful and are sug: nat to Buy snd where WEN £10 OMIR, f linea tions.ww flee stings: an pains, md rat at el sen cdl bg Broo gIIN rv eet IA pinig #0 er Le up nreug, terval, I dé grative of rome thing \u201cbetter still in t near future.Canada js moving for word.amd those who labored years ago.in the face of great obstruction, to maka the West attraétive to eolen- pets are realising Abely hopes \u2014 Mail pui \u2014\u2014_- \u201c- : AO 5 0e \u201c ; .HOLT, RENFREW &.Co., Furriers - - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.- - QANTAL MIDY FRIDAY.DECEMBER 17, 1806, em u THB QUEBBC CHRONICLE Ÿ The Vulcan Oyster Cooker is designed particularly for uieon Lunch Counters whele it can be set and notice so that customers can be aimost instantly licious stsws es they are now supplied with a cup of coffee or a sandwich and with as liitle trouble.It is the mont useful appliance over put on the market for the purpose and is so designed as to effet s considerable saving in time, labor and fuel over the ordinary methods now in use.es SOMETHING NEW FOR HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS \u2014\u2014 FOR SALE BY \u2014\u2014 QUEBEC GAS Co.OFFICE AND SHOW ROOM, 4184 ST.JOHN STREET Office Telephone 1914 Works \u201c 268 y at 8 moment's served with de- .PEOPLE WHO DISAPPEAR.As Completely As H the Earth Had Swallowed Them Up\u2014Sed Fate of Nr.B.F.Egan\u2014lancashire Bride groom's Distressing Experience.On tha average, according to a recent official report, 2,000 dinappear annually, remaining lost Lo their friends as completely as if corth 9; to sweflow them up, and ' bafflingr mysteries oscur in a proportion during tl y large are London Tit-Bits.ome Sime of Americans were ol à at the inexplicable disappearance of .the general superintendent of the Great Northern Railroad, Mr.B.Egan, a young man of stiking | pes- sonality and a genict uisposition, which made him i ly popular.A special car had been requistioned to take himself and his party into the Rocky Mountains in search of bi dec.3xlw, DOMINION.COAL COMPANY, Limited.MINERS ane SHIPPERS of the CELEBRATED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS COALS SCREENED, RUN-OF-MINE and SLACK \u2018 FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES 8T., MONTRE AT, gon ate cee.- ¢ - \u2018gon.++.ee 7 ¢ 4 | $ ¢ ; THE ADVERTISERS ON THIS PAGE AS .\u2018 \u2019 à ; .= - ; 8 \u2019 ¢ Q \u2014 eee ren | : ; ADVOCATES.BOARD AND ROOMS.DOG FANCIEER.e \u2014 à ; Mous | St.Georges House, opposite place |Eis, Valcour, Address (Shiper) Chat- ¢ J.EK.Prince, A.D., LLD.6 D' Armas.Pleasant rooms with first = Frontenas » fot dog : Le tein Bill.Phooe 1508.dose\u2019 bosed.Table board by the] Joe.» Anything a se -\u2014 x or Terme moderata Te: LE ©.Payment, MA, LL M.8 $ $ St.Peter street.Telephone 1408.re ES $ .BARBERS.ELECTRICIANS AND SUPPLIES ; : .ena Application wiil be made by the Company to list the Bonds and Stock on the Montreal Block Eso nge.Messrs.Macintosh & Hyde.Audjtors of the Company, certify that the average net earnings of the three Companies for the past three years have been more than double the amount necessary to pay the interest on (he entire Rond ixaue.Meserr.McGibbon, Cargrain, Mitchell] & Rurveyer, solicitors to the Company, report that the reat and immovable properties delmging to (he Canadian Rubber Co'y of Montreal.Ltd.and the Oranby Rubber Co'y.Ltd.are free and clear of and from all morigages, hypothecs and encumbrances Applications for the Bonds may be made to the Bank of Toronto and Branches.or te The Royal Trust Company.Montreal, who will furnish copies of this Prospectus and forms of subscription on &p- plication.The bonds are of the denomination of one thousand dollars (81.000) each.Fraser and Mr.PF.D.NpaulJiag wore | rentor Henry Braithwaite Brown.both appointed ecrutisears of votes.mon of ability and good j 2 The directors\u2019 annual report was | with the est intercat of To Bens read ax ous the necompansi always paramonst.g ny ing n consequence of re vi .Balance Sheet und Profit and Lose | dered the property Schon I \"he Statement vour Directors have plea- | Bank at Mkntreal untenantable with- :sure in infornugg the sharch out heavy expense, it was decided to that the cross profits for the year | proceed with the erection of our new under review have heen sativinctory, | offer building without delay.The old but, anfortunately, the Bank has been calls] upon to bear exceptional losses in Montreal and St.Byvaciathe, which have been fully provided for nnd writ.tem of from.the rear's profits ; the sweual dividends have bean declared and i a œubstantinl sum carried forwavl.You will obxerve by reference to the accompunyiry sheet that 22,000 bas been transferred (a the Officers\u2019 Guarantee Fund; $260,000, premium on ; new stock, transierrert to the Reserve Fund, ond the bulsnee, $75,719.46, now stands at the credit of Profit and building has been demolished and pleus are being propared so as to be ready to go on with the work the coming spring.Several new officer\u2019 have been established during the voar showing good results.he usual careful and thorough inspection of the various Branches has been made.The: whole respectfully submitted.WILLIAM FARWELL, t.STATEMENT OF PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT.For the Year Ending November 15th, 1906, Baluace at credit of profit and loss brought | forward from Novembor 15, 10060 Te 24,566.18 Profit of head offices qu branches after deducting : a ol minnagement, interest due deposit .au:ple provision for all TR con pi od : Premium pid on new issue of capital etoek .\u2019 ,850,42 Approfeiated as follows = Dividend of 2 per cent, pail April Sad, 1906.J.MACKINNON, se Geheral Mnnager.GEWERATL STATENENT I5TE NUVEMBER, 1906, Liabilities._ To the Public : Notes of the kank in circulation.Deposits peyable on demand Deposits payable after notice Balances dus lo other banks in Canada.- , 765.17 All subscriptione for Bonds must be accompanied by n deposit of Ten per cent.(10 p.c) and the Balances dus :to other.banks in United Kingdom .Pow A balance will be payable 15 per cent.an aliotment, 25 per cent.In thirty days, 23 per cent » days, M5, 44,1 24 per cent.in 90 days ofter allotment.Where a smaller number of Bonds is allotted thas applied To the shareholder 344,188.56 for.the surplus paid on apoHeation will be credited in reduction of the balance due, m8 in came Wha Capital paid wp, no allotment is made.the amount deposited dn application will be returned.m ad Reserve fund.q 382 75000 Bonds with el be Issued Aon AS RAMA Ire PAC from anpeaAvers, - oe.LE © prrvelbscancnse seve aa .00 In the meantime Interim ee eetor will be tasted ty The Royal Trust Company.vat our ef rebate on bills discounted, ie The right is reserved to refuse any allotment.Fallure fo make payments on the date the balaned Dividend N.vy vestes 9 assasaves ssmenssesere shies serie ged 28,000.00 is due Will render the amount paid on application ligble to forfeiture.: phe \u2014 3 pe i, ate of 8 per vent per The Subscription List will open Dec.10 and close Dec.18, 1906.phonum, erable Jui Javanry vent.\u2014 = 3200000 Applications may be made on the sécompanyinz form.: AT = = Pruneau & Kirouac | | ! | DO YOU KNOW ?A.D.C.The Popular Scotch can be Obtained at the Following Leading Hotels, Restaurants and Hy Wine Merchants :\u2014 i CHATEAU FRONTENAC, CLARENDON, ST, LOUIS, MOUNTAIN HILL, KELLYS CONMERCIAT, JP, DONNELLY'S, St, Peter's.MICHEL COTES, Headquarters, M.BURNS, Chien D'or.J.J.HAAS, waldorf.J.DAVIS, Melle Lanei.NEVILLE, Coluiies.P.A.LYONS.Empire.PHIL.VALIIERE, Mercantile, DEROME'S, St Andrew St, ALF, BEAUBIEN, Bon Tan, N.MARCFAU, Hedlyvitle.J 0.WAKELY, CHAR, VEZINA, St.Paul St.Drfosses St.1.ROBITAILLE, Tiridge St.N, MORIN, Gerneau St, HENRI FONTAINE, Vendome.JOR, VEZINA, NS Joseph St.A.LARUE, is Joseph Se BLZ, TURCOTTE, Mes Fosses St EUDORE PATRY, John St, * J.A.CHABOT, Joseph Nt, WON WITHOUT EXTRAYAGANGE HOTEL WOODSTOCK ot Yow Yoox City.TEs H es $4 poil éag.and upward Le tn sash ERE TIRET aE W.H.VALIQUETTE, Ruthland, YO.Also of The Berwiek, fone.16zwed 2et.NEW YORK CITY.} 4Otht4tet St & Park Ave.One VER fr, kom Cantral Depot and Sub Tharoxghly modernised, under ow management.\u201c Telephones in all rooms.\u201cmropsan Plan.\u2018Table d'hote.i RES day and npward.« 10 with bathe .$8 Jor Gay and apward.B.LM.BATES.LOUIS P.ROBERTA.« mrm + ad Union Fotel Proms From $1.00 Per Day Up NEW YORK Bagram To and From Statice Free As excellent gide-bosk end map of the City of New Youbt cent en receipt of two cents in postage.vor (GIL SEY} wars HOUSE | rou the Shopping 20h St & Broadway, || AL New York City.\" | DEPOTS r Caner Theatre Districts, ROOMS EUROPEAN EF per PLAN - dayup AMERICAN $900 to $350 PLAN PERDAY, ACCORDING TO LOCATION 78 suites.Parlor, Bedroom and Bath Special rates to familles.erican and Euro an plang, MBINATION BREAKFAS!I, 50e.LUNCHEON, 40e.8.20, i DINER, 6 10 8 2m i LORD MONK ROOMINS HOUSE Owingte the grent demand or rooms, 8 p oniise was made tat when any vacancy ocenrr d, due notifies ion would hb: given in the Chronicle.1 kave now tontate that owing to the d-pa\u2018turs of some gu sts, two ot the finest rooms in the Home may be recnraid.An eariy applica.tin should be made.MRS.LEMIEUX.MADE IN CANADA.ASE The Kind Grandmother Used.On the Marke.40 Years and stil the Favorite.Sens for Coss Beek Free te CHRISTMAS CALENDARS nd FRAMES WE HAVE REUEIVED Our Christmas Calendars.Calendars with Canadian Vi:ws Sor nar, °s , Live Catendars Gibion's Ca endars.Very Pretty Hand Painted Culon ari.Also à large ascortment nf beautl- fui LE suitable for Christ: mas presents.: Bilaudeau & Campbell 21 Suade St, aod 20 $1 Louis 81.ATE MAKING POWDER .HAD SHORT SESSION Members Reserve Wednesday Night for Their Social Duties CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES Mr.Monk's Bill Referred to a Special Committpe\u2014The Registration of Coal Mines, Ottawa, Dec.5.\u2014The House of Commons had another short sitting to-day.{day's adjournment shall tale place at 6 o\u2018clodk The purpose is to enable the members to have one evening in the weok to give to special duties, which are becoming of greater recognized importance at the capital.To-day the adjournment was had at 5.15 to the disappointownt of Mr.W.F.Maclean, | whose bill to give the Railway Commission authority over sleeping car companies, was next on the order page.The bill also proposes to fix two cents a mil: as the standard ras- senger tariff, and to extend the control of commission over telephone lines.,Mr.Maclean pointed out that thore was still three-quarters of an hour to discuss the measure, but the Prime Minister presented his motion to adjourn, and the House rose.In moving the second reading of the Lill respecting industria] and _ro-opera- tive aoci\u2018ties, Mr.Mcnk made en explanation of the purposes of the measure.He quoted Ÿ Teon Fay in approval of the principl~ of the bill, and dwelt on what had been done in England by co-operative associations in mercantile operations and among farmers.One section of the bill provides for the establishment of small co-operative banks.In some European countries whore these institutions have been established the result has been the encouragement of thrift and the disappearances of usury.As the cooperative banks only made loans to members the objection to them of the chartered \u201cbanks would be removed.Nr.Monk also mentioned the forward ing of produce to market as fit work for co-operation, and m-ntioned that in France the market gardeners had been able to got a footing in the Eng lish markets better in some cases than the English growers.Ontario and Quebec, ax well as other provinces.have passed laws to permit the establich- ment of co-operative societies; but the creation of banks is beyond provincial power, and banking in a small way is necessary to the miccess the cooperative movement.Therefore, application was made to Parliament.He thought legislation on the general lines of that of England was the best.It provided for an easy means of orgau- ization.The capital is withdrawable, and it mav b~ increased, but not decreased below the amount fixed on incorporation.In banking associations a reserve is required, and it is not to be permitted that a member shall with draw while owing money to the association.The publication of statements and audit are provided for, and sro- vision is made for Gove nment inspre- tion and examination, and for the easy and chear settlement of disputes.In concluding, Mr.Mon: mote-l the approval of the hill by the Chambre de Commerce of Montreal.In sucyvsting that the bill should he referred to a eweial committer for consideration, Mr.Fielding sroke in a rnther discourn-ine way in regard to it.The banking feature, be thousht, ware one that would require to he eare- full consider«d in order that the money of the inveators should not be imprrilled.Mr.Lemieux, Minister of Labor, was more favoratle.Fe rmen- tioned that the introduction of the bill of last session had heen favorably received in labor circles, and spoke of the imuortaner of what Mr, Monk had done and of the interest Mr.Alphonse Desjardins, of Levis, had ehown in cooperative work.At the end the bill was réerred to a special committee, whose members will fe named later.Mr.Lancaster's bill to amend the net respectinz certificates to masters and mater, has for its purqese to re «quire that on the great la'es holders of such certificates mnat be British subjects.It is a measure in retaliation agninst legislation by the United States.wl ra the law prevents a British aubiect from holding the position of master or mate of a ship.The principle of the bill was supported bv Mr.Ieivhton McCarthy.of Simcoe.Mr.McPherson ( Vanconver) did not like the idea of retaliation, and characterized as picayune polities the ad- vooary of legislation in Canada just because similar laws had been passed hy another country.Mr.McPherson, however, thought that masters and mates of Canadian ships should be British subjects.The principle of the \u201cbill was suppor y Mr.ton (St.John).Mr.Brodeur, Wns of Marine, said that a large number of | men working on United Stale: vessels | were living in Canada, while but a {small number of men working on Canadian vessels lived in the United States.The minirter did not oppose the principle nf the measure, but questioned the expendiency of fs, in [view of all the circumstances.He suggested that the bill should be referred to a special committer for consideration.Mr.Smith ( Wentworth) also said he did not like retaliatory legislation, and thought that such laws might be done away with in both countries.Mr.Sinclair (Guysboro) and Mr.Daniel (8t.John) doubted the wisdom of the bill, if it applied to the coasting trade.Im conclusion, Mr.Lancaster made an earnest appeal in behalf of his bill, which he held to be in the interest of Canada and Canadian labor.He did not think a special committee could do anv good, en it was known that owners, had oppost and would oppose the bill.in protest was In vain.The bill was read a re cond time, and, on motion of Mr.Brodeur, was relerred to a special committee composed of Messrs.Bennett, Bickerdike, Aylesworth, Clarke, Lancaster, Lefurgey, McDoneld, Me.Carthy (Simcoe), Pardee and Stock ton.: In mo for papers relati | position w Sopeduct of Mr.W.T.R.ton, Nr.\u2018Wilson (lennox end Adington) referred to whet sromapired asl session and expressed the nomion that Mr.Preston did not deserve | much consideca tion from the people of this country.A report that Mr.Preston bmd declared that be would to the | Ul a yar.In ly Mr.Oliver explained that the \u201cvestigation into Mr.Preston's case was a verbal one, and no written report had heen mede.At this the Houss laughed.Such pe wn.: Mr.Lancaster's li, No.3, to amend the Railway Act, was read a second time, 0 in committee ond reported.It gives the owner of land in regard to which exproprietion proceeds have been un power to expedite them by application.to the courts, a privilege now only enjoyed by the reilweys.y 4 Replying to a question r.Christie, fie.Oliver said 127,508 immigrants hed arrived in Canada during the season of navigation just clos.Of these 22,242 were located in Quebec, axl the eastern provinces, 37,188 in Outario, 26,394 in Manitoba, 17,881 in Saskatchewan, 17,157 in Alberta, al 13,541 in Britsh Columbia.Sixty ¢ to the Yukon.diem by Mr.Lan i to a ques! Mr.- castor, MF.Fisher, acting Minister of Public Works, said that the International Waterways Commission adopted the United States amy re- rt as to the quantity of wa a.be over Ningana Falls.The Bovdelermination of the question woul of importance as affecting the conclusions of the Commission.An important estion is to be brought before Parliament st an carly date by Mr.John Herron, member for Macleod, Alta.He will move, that in the opinion of this House the coal lands owned by the Government of Canada sboüki only be alienated under | such conditions and subject to such control and regulation aa will provide ( for an\u2019 mimediate supply of coal ade- | quate at all times to the requirements of the peopls, and at a reasonable price to the consumer, and that in respect of coal lands already alienated legislative provirion should be made for much control and lation ir cane of emergency as will in the: lu- ture prevent \u2018loss and suffering to the : people of the Western provinces through lack of fuel supply.Mr.Taylor will enquire if the Government employed a\u2019 firm of American expert auditors or accountants to examine the books and vouchers or to investigate the purchase of supplies made by the Department of Marine Fisheries.If and so, Mr.Taylor wanted to know what firm was wy employed and whether their report will be presented to Parliament.A FATAL COLLISION: Montreal, Que, Dec.6&\u2014One fatally injured and several others seriously injured was the result of a collision between two street cars on Bleury rtreet hill] to-night.The collision resulted from a fuse on one of the oars blowing out, the car sliding down the hill, and crashing into a car in the rear, Both cars were jammed with people and when the crash game thers was a wild scene as the cars were split up and the pas rs made for Several were en from the safety.wreck bedly injured and one.of the injured, F.Boucher, a young lad was nso badly injured thot he will likely die.e injured were taken to the hospital.Their names are: F.Boucher, 14 years, one leg cut off and the other leg broken, not expected to live; Joseph Bowan, street car conductor, concussion of the brain; Minnie O'Donnell, cut on head and back injured ; Florence O'Donnell, leys 1n- jured ; Ethel Williams, scalp wound; Samuel Morin, both legs broken, Stomach Sufferers Squander Millions In \u201cearch of Relief.The world is full of disordered stomachs and 90 per cent.of the money spent upon physicians and drugs goes in an attempt to cure the stomach.People are made to believe that in order to gain health they muet doctor their stomachs and use cathartics.So the doctor gets his fee for the stomach tréatment and the diuggint for the physic, until the savings of a life time are exhausted and yet no cure.14t's be reasonable.The sick stomach is in every cave the result of over-eating, hurried mastication and improper choice of foods.\u2018The mucous lining all the way down the food tract loses its semsitiveness, and when food is forced down the muscles fail to respond.They do not churn the food as they should.The glands no longer give out gastris juice to dissolve the food render it capable of assimilation.The men has become a dyspeptic.There is one sure way and only ome to bring positive relied.Put into that stomach of yours the very elements that it lacks to get that food into liquid form.31 takes pepsin, diastase, golden real and other ferments to ne- comp@h this.The healthy stomach contains these elements.The dyspoptie stomach lacks part or all of them, Stnart\u2019s Dyspepsia Tablet is made up of just what the dywpeptic stomaol lacke\u2014natures digestives.Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablete are nota medicine, not \u2018a drug, not a cathartic.They do not cure anybody of anythin but Dyspepsia and indiosstion an wach ailments as from poorly digested food.While they digest the food the stom- soh recuperates.mucous mem- brance is coming out of its stupor, the wasiric juice ie coming to the surface, the muscles are regaining their power, Every organ of the body takes on new life, the skin gains color, and the ryon are no longer tinged with yellow.You ve.Why docior and why drug vourself?Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will take care of your food while Nature cures yom.Try s bex at your te, 84 ted trial uot work under.Mr, Oliver for $10,000 pers as are in existence will be > brought | ally The new rules proved that on Wedn\"#- | do , \u201cbuscuuning\u2019\u2019 | this method ot ernment was aware that the accurate | THE QUEBEC OHRONIOLS.against the other powers in ber west ern possessions that really led to the outlawry which, undue the same Lucnt.terrorised the Caribbean Sea seventeenth century.Naturfooters, adventurers, buccaneers.The pirates termed themselves Brethren of the Coast.The Spaniards ealled them ils.The French settled the Island of Bt.Christopher in 1625, and fortified it for use as a Base.A generation later, adventurers aailad thence towards the west, and made a landing on Hispaniola, which we call San Domingo.There they found great numbers of [wild heres, cattle and swine.ow, vessels sailing trom the West, ion for must be wel provisioned.The northwest coast of Hispan- | iols luy almost directly in this bigh- way of the seas.Here, then, was an opportunity for great profit im supply- [ing ships\u2019 stores from live atock at hand.French adventurert at onca overran the west side of the island.hunting the cattle and swine, and the flwh.It was from cvring thin strips of meat by smoking and drying in sun that the buccane.rs derived their me: The Spaniarde gave no heed to these adventurers, among whom were many Faglish and some Dutch.But the first few grew to scores; dissatisfied colonists came from far and near\u2014even from as far away as Desire Island, in the Lesser Antilles, where the French had a colony; the scores grew to hum- dreds.Presently they felt the need of a better shipping place than any offered by Hispaniola.Some of the buccaneers crossed over to Tortuga.There they found an excellent harbor, just where the bulk of the Weat Indies ships must pass their very docks.Forthwith, the adventures swarmed on the island.The Spanish authorities awoke at last.Boatloads of troops wore sent into the harbor of Tortuga; the buc cancers were dispersed, aod fled back to Hispaniola.There, again, they were beset by the Spanish soldiery.They scattered, but they too, began to organize for mutual safety.ut of that organization came strength\u2014strength such that presently they swept down on Tortuga and drove the Spanish from the island.A French governor was went from St.Christopher and the harbor was fortified.Thus far the buccaneers had sought only a legitimate liveldwod in trade.But 8 changefamasing and fearful\u2014 was at hand.: The Spanish were their natural enem- jes.There came the subtile, infernal Tuggestion: Why not prey on the Spaniards?Pie Grand listened to the Pierre le devil's unery, and answered, \u201cWhy not?\u201d With 28 men he put to sea in a small boat, scantly provisioned.He ran down the Windward channel and into the Caribean Sea.There be awaited the coming of a possible prize.Be waited in vain, it seemod.The days passed, and no sail arose.The situation grew desperate; the provisions were almost exhausted.And then, at last, a Spanish ship, separated from her lellows, showed solitary on ty {the 1 is wan a eon of the largest size, carrving alpen.Pierre's craft was hardly large enough to serve as long boat for this ship, Yet the buc- Every day is Reception Day in the Faguy-Lepinay Store.Because you come here we do not take it for granted that you come to buy.We expect you to come when you want to see, to study fabrics, designs, stvles\u2014to come and go in a free and friendly way.To 7, 1606.ot - -\u2014x) \u201cSemi-ready\u201d Tailoring is not ready-made clothing.\u201cSemi-ready\u201d is the modern method of wholesale tailoring, making fine garments to the tyring-on style\u2014making suits as high as $30 apd $40in_ value, and making other good suits with just as good workmanship for $15 and $20.Full Dress Suits, silk-lined throughout for $30 and $356.Silkfaced only, for $25.Tweed Jacket and Dress Waistcoat $20.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere Semi-ready Tailoring Department 954-264 St, John Street Quebec.cancers did not heistate.When night had fallen they came quietly to the vessel.An they moun to the deck one of them scuttled their boat.Whatever the event, there could be no re treat.With never a sound of warning, the adventurers scrambled on deck, pistols and cutlnssen ready.Instantly one party, darted for the gun room, another or the cahin, where the captain was found at cards.He surrendered witha pistol at his head, and the ship was won, Thus began the piracy of the buccaneers.This venture hy Pierre was the beginning of a very sucoetsful carcer in piracy.After a few years at it he felt ot he had acquired treasure enough to retire.To make assurance doubly sure, however, he carried off with him much booty that belonged to his companions, By the same token, be omitted anv loave-takings when he wailed in the night for France.When the buccaneers disco his flight they pursued him, but in vain.Safe home in his native land, the pirate chief bought a title and was the firat ol a long line of asistocrats.But he did not curse his descendants with ill- tten gold, for he spent all of it imæelf in particularly riotous living, A numbor of those same descendants were among the aristocrats who perished with highbred grace on the guillotine of the French revolution.The success of Pierre le Grand\u2019a inf.tial exploit filled the adventures of Tortuga with criminal eagerness for the geme.Various companies were hastily formed for piratical enterprises, under a careful, if peculiar, discipline.Each buccanver had one 1 comrade, with whom he possessed al ings in common; when one of the two died, the others inherited.Tn their communities bolts and locks were prohibited as contrary to the honor of their vocation.Each person on joining \u20ac com pany changed hin name.The uniform waa a dirty shirt and bloody trousers.When embarking on e particular entar- prise st me they bound themeelves to- ther ten ta.arte they prided fromeslves on weg- Ing & warfare thal was more or legitimate, When Spain was formally at war with other countries the bue carers took pains to Secure paper and crvised as privateers.Many of them, too, inwi on the moral propriety of their behavior.leader shot a member of his erew in church because he behaved Itrevsrentiy at mass and Reveneau de Lussan explained that he became a pirate merely Because he was in debt and wished money with which to pay his creditors, as eny man must.| But, however doubtful their other virtues, the buconnests were astonish 26 men, ran into the Spanish pear! fleet, off the const of South America, and attacked the vice-admiral's ship ander the guns of two men-of-war.Incredible as it seems, he captured the vessel.The wonder of that feat is not lessened by the misadventure that followed, and its results.| In getting away after\u201d the victory, the mant of the buccancers\u2019 craft went by the board.The men-of-war came up and the prise was lost.Even then, however, no dreaful was the imprés- wion the pirates had created by their ferocity that the Spaniards were glad to terms for the surrender of the prise, while Peter and his hardy crew of robbers went scot-[ree.\u2014Extranted from av article in the Met-opolitan Magasine, PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed: ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded.80c.A PLOATING PAIR.A floating fair shortly will embark from England for a twelve months\u2019 tour of the world.A small steamer has been chartered, and is bring fitted out no an to display the samples of Great Britain's leading industries.It in be lieved by the managers of the floating exhitition syndicate that there will he provided a whereby e + ing houses may consolidate interests abroad and give a general fillip to their overneas trade.\u201d It ie osed that the steamer will go firat to Montmai.The tour will embrace forty of the leading ports of the British empire, China, Japan, and South America.At each port the exhibition will be opened by a prominent official; the members of the local chambers of commerce, the leading traders.and others, will be invited to visit the steamer.Young Mon Wanted Per Mz mec and Brakemen = Etperience unto Engineers and = ath.Instructions without Interruption with Weomist sash student Ia 3 Don't dvlay.Write day for free catalogue structions and appileation blank, BATIOUAL RAILWAY TRANG SONOOL, lee vente.Ur, if you a package before bu send name and address .F.A.Btaart Co., 68 Btuert Ridg.Mich, iors, Pots Traneaia, with only | B-A-Breies Mask Moncsonls, Wea, 03, The Royal Trust Co.HEAD OFFICE BANK OF MONTREAL BUILDING MONTREAL.Capital Subscribed » - - $1,000,000.Paid up $600,000.Reserve Fund $600,000.| ere PRÉSIDENT : QIGHT HON.LORD STRATHCONA AND MOUNT ROYAL, 8.0.0.8 VICE-PRESIDENT: HON.SIR GEGRGE DRUMMOND, K.C.M.G.DIRECTORS: C.R HOSMER, H.V.MEREDITH, SIR W.C.MACDONALD, A T.PATERSON, HON.R.MACKAY, R.8.REID, & M.KAYS, A.MACNIDER, JAMES ROSS, SIR T.0.SHAUGHNESSY, SiR W.C.VAN HORNE, K.C.M6 SR pany is authorized to act as Trusteo, Executor unaee wie cm &c., &c., and to give Bonds in ectnoction with say Judicial Proceedings, and accept any Financial A ,5ency.The law of the Province of Quebec docs not require Executors io give security for thoir administraticn, nor are they obliged ta peuder accounts to the Courts.The nominution of THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY as Exccutor, affords the groatest possible: security to Tostatoms, The Corporation is perpetual.All ite administration is public and .lt does not die.Its charges are recsonable.and it gives the best guarantee a Testator can have that Lis Xeute W honestly and economically managed., \u2018The Com willactas Agent and Attorney for Executors already acting, or for he management of Estates, and will receive free of charge, for safe keeping, Sealed Wills, in which it is named Executor, Solicitors and Notaries placing business with the Company may be retained to do the legal work in connection with such business.F.J.COCKBURN, (Mansger of the Bank of Montreal,) , MANAGER IN QUEBEC.TN Grom whom ali neanssary Information and advice may be obtained.RB.ANGUS, £ 8.CLOUSTON, £.B.GREENSHIELOS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER THE QUEBEC CHHONIÇLE, \u201cCUNARD LINE.np d ia Gibraltar and .a Garosla a or Arexandrie, (20,000 tans) Fab.18.0 Gitral pr and .\u2026.\u2026.sersocess0004B2.Women\u2019s Chemises of plain white flannelette, trimmed with\u2019 lace.630.Women\u2019s Corset Covers of white flannelette, long ale :ves 880.and 800.MAIDS\u2019 DRESSES.Maide\u2019 Dresses made of good quality serge from.$2.80 to $3.88 Maids\u2019 Dresses made of fine union plaid, trimmed with silk and braid.assoc neuves sssassccannecnane0s s\u2026ssc000220.0.$3.00 Maide\u2019 Dreeses made of fine quality cashemere in plain and Light QOÏOTB.Les scsssacuonnesaranasacencesacenssa0s00s0c000 cac 0 R.00- CARPETS and RUGS.Brussels Carpets new designs, very popular, regular\u2026.1.10 for 790.Axminster Carpets best quality and oolorings, border to matoh, regù- A ator 3130) Tapestry Carpets good patterns, very desirable values at 45¢.and 550, Boba EE EE eaua nv 800 and 39c.! Visit our, New Toys and Leather Goods for\u2019 .Christmas.LRERCRERRY NEARER F.SIMARD & CIE, 142 ST.JOSEPH STREET, ST.ROCH.CHRISTMAS nd NEW YEAR GIFTS.Mrs.Murphy is now showing 8 fine a.sortment of goods suitable for ACCEPTABLE GIFFS in fine Lace and Embroidery Collars and Setts, Frillings, Veilings, Fancy tiandkerchiels, Gloves, Neck Laces, etc., etc.1 Aleo fine Blouses in Silk and Lace and new styles in Dress Skirts, fine Night Lresses.Corset Covers.Children's Lawn and Siik Dresses and Patticoat.We are offering the balance of our Millinery, aleo Colur.d Silk and Lingerie Petticoatq and Cloth Costumes at grent y redi ced prices.And last but not least don\u2019t forget to see our fine show of Dollsat very REASONABLE PRICES.Mrs.D.B MUBPHYf PHONE 22 46 FABRIQUE ST.JAPANESE KIMONOS.3 DOZEN ONLY.Jap Handkerchief Kimonos TO CLEAR OFF $1.75 and $2.00.SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.NEATLY BOXED.E.J.DYNES, 49 JOHN STREET.eres essesnse sscesesen sernucuuxe sevsscceconeu 6100 100000445 SVOO \"A Large Stock of | : ee 3 | | English Wool Blankets.We have a large stock of English and Canadian white wool blankets wbich we offer at old former prices, having purchased them before the advance on Woolen's as follows : $3.38, $4.00 $4.70, $4.75, $5.25, $6.25, $7.75 and up to higher prices we guarantee a saving of 25 p.c.to our patrons who avail themselves, Also our entire stock of Knitting Wools such as Alloa Scotch Yarns, Baldwin's Beehive Fingerings, also Paton's Fingering Wools, all at old time prices.Toques and Sashes, a full assortment, also Knitted Wool Clouds and Shawls.Large Grey Wcol Blankets a specialty, from $2.60 up to $1.25 per pair.English and Canadian White and Colored Flannelsite Blankets, from $1.00 up to $2.60 per pair P.8.\u2014Juss received a large consignment of Ladies\u2019 Leather Hand Satchels, the greatest bargain ever offered in this city.Sale commences to-day.Prices ranging from 39c.to 58e , also at our Branch Store, 341 St.Joha Street.Opposite Palace Hill.P.J.COTE, "]