The Quebec chronicle, 9 juillet 1907, mardi 9 juillet 1907

[" The Weather.QUEBEC, TUESDAY, JULY 9, The Quebec Chronicle.1907.Temperatures.Maximum end Minium Ti > tures:\u2014 Montreal, 52.78; Quebec, 58.78.Ender ESTABLISHED 17 So 4 > 5 PA HIGH WINES ano ALGOHOL STANDARD.; (L W.PARKER, Montreal) A neutral aloohol, colorless and LC convenient = yg i ; | ats beng sor tro } GILLESRIES & CO.& \u2019 SALES AGENTS, : TH 12 ST.SACREMENT ST., MONTREAL .NEW PROPOSITIONS ~~ | THE HAYWOOD TRIAL AT PEACE.CONFERENCE Time Yesterday was Taken Up with Reading Almost Every Country Repro Depositionssented Had One Boise, Idaho, July 8.\u2014Part of the San Francisco depositions dealing with HOST [MPORTANT MOTION | vo cas jus dut a pion Ve.Drar en eue a TR pin be pedo anes will Close in August.After court opened with Clarence Darrow and Senator Borah alternati pr for their respective sides, and, of he Hague, July 8.\u2014A acore of new , Propositions were introduced to-day for the consideration of the confer- | ence, and almost every country re presented including Hayti, Pad one.* Many of them can, however, \u2018ed to asd this will shorten à \u2018work of the conference, which is ex- \u2018pected to come los dose the end of ue ot the most important proposals made to-day was that brought forward by the American.dclegation regarding the ent court of arbitration at The Hague.This outlines the orgenization and procedure of the quet on a basis Tosemling that of eu of t à aprem cours United Prince Yi Tj Chi, head of the - w+=Koregn deputation, which was refused recoguition, delivered a lecture tonight bofore the International Peace fClub.W.T.Stead presided.He strongly stigmatized the cruelties practiced by the Japanese in the occupation of Eoera.club unanimously voted a resolution of profound sympathy with Korea.The club also expressed the hope tàat a tribunal soon would be established, hearing, of such casse as that of Korea.Baroness Bertha \u2018Von Suttner, the well known Austrian peace worker, advised the Koresns not to to the United States at, the present time, saying ir pre sence there would add to the anti- Japanese chauvinism and\u2019 do nothing for the cause of justice and peace.A FLIM-FLAM CAME St.Catharines, July 8.\u2014A slippery customer visited the dy on Thursday and endeavored to work a bogus el upon several merchants.The first place he, visited was Charles Logan's furniture Bi where he ten- a cheque for in payment $132 worth of furniture perche.did not away with game, ver, as Mr.Lugan was suspicious and refused to accept the cheque.The stores of Andrew Foster, John W.Timmons.and Roath and Furminger were also visited, with the same, or similar motives, but in no case di the game come out as anticipated.At the post office he appronched the {5 f right and taken by the young but upon gounting over ce 95 was found to oly $4.78.ia tbe meantime he hed asked her to put it in jn suvelope and wal it.The y then tu to wait upon Fes customers, and later returned to bim and told kim of the shortage, to which he replied : \u201cOh, she must bave ven me the wrong change.\u201d He then sanded her the envelope, promising to go, od get the corres change re , supposing it to be: orig 820, put it in the cash drawer.Suscon that all was not right occurred ber this morning, and upon open- fag the caveiops it wes found to con: tatin a blank paper.man regis- jgred at the Foren as R.Graham, of \u2018oronto, an ues tendered mer- shenth were drawn on the Bank of Toronto, payable at Toronto.The story was that be was taking 200 bronchos from C te Calgarysupplies were purchased to taken y.The man paid bis bill ot the Ruteell and departed on a trol i lay car for the Fallstho they read as fast as they could, a folio calculation at adjournment thix evening showed that much of to-morrow would be consumed by the affidavits.The depositions have an important bearing on the case.Both aides scemcd to satisfied with the showing made by them and their content will probably furnish much materia) for contention when the trial ceaches the argument stage.The state counted it a victory that Bradley receded from Ris first\u2019 and positive siatenent that it was a gas explosion and was prepared to believe thut a bomb might have been used.Bradley's first statement was made before he knew of Orchard\u2019s ennfession or any of the uvidence placing - Or- \u2018chard in the vicinity + {The prosecution was also pleased to have it shown that Whyte Bradley wae still inside the door when the explosion and that particles of glass from the door, fibres from the rug outside the door and pieces of stone and cement from the Mosaio \"floor of the vestibule were blown into !bis face and body.It would be contended that thix shows conclusively {that the explosion wax from the out- {side and it could not have been gas from the inside of the house.The deiense on the other hand is satisfied that the depositions show that it would have been impossible 8° for Orchard to reach tho vestibule and place the bomb in the mabner and time described by him; that the evidence shows that a gas leak was the cause of an explosion and that Orchard's testimony as to his ments in the rear of the huilding where, be says, he poison, , - milk, is shown by physical con{i.== to be unlikely.ALLEGED ILLEGAL TELEGRAPH COMBINE New York, July 8\u2014Acting on a tition filed by Attoi \u201centre! w.5 Jackson, Justice M.W.Platsek, in the Supreme Court to-day, appoimted R Burnham Moflatt an attorney to take evidence based on the Attorney-Gener- al'a allegations that the Postal Telegraph and Cable Co.and the Weatern nion Telegraph Co.havo formed an illegal combination to increase the rates in New York and other States.Nr.Moffatt announced this evening that the firat bearing in the matter will be held at his office in Wall street July 16th.In his petition At.tornoy-General Jackson charges that the allege] combination was formed in this city last Janvary and is a monopoly in restraint of competition in the telegraph business.GENERAL STRIKE AT COBALY Cobalt, Ont., July 8 \u2014 A general strike wns declared thin morning and nearly all the union men in the camp are out.They have left the mines of ail those companies that signed the schedulq of wages.The union has hoisted up its schedule of wages along side of the companies.The difference between the two schedules of wages is that the union men are asking about Bity cents a day more pay for surface men, and threes shifts a day for Tground men.A deputatian from the union will wait upon the of the mines who have not signed the agreement with a view to having them grant the men\u2019s demmnds.| If they refuse the miners in these mines will then declare themseives on strike.Ahout two thousand men are affected so fer the strike.The mines son Thich strike Is declared have shut own.CLARET\u2014SAUTERNES THR BRAND OF N.JOH A STANDAR NSTON & SONS BORDEAUX D IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND FOR OVER A CENTURY, LAW, YOUNG & GO, Montreal, General Agents, «ot the house. are wecler the age of % years, where there hem't beon either party under the age of 6 may obtein snmulment of the marriage from a Inge of the High Courte of Justice.Hog comes into ect today.> of Oummons soreviat Smita event tba \u201c\u2019Ortrrinel Code.\u201d The Ouetsio a ment becomes law 4o-r Aduits, and chiidren accompanied by p-rent.tree.EM CIMLE WILL RECEIVE A PRESENT.Train leave QR.L.&P.Depot at 9 d., returning 5 pm.Tickets tor sale at 18, 382 and 430 Sthn street, 68 Crown street, and -t Q.L & P.Depot.jnly6x3.LEE\u2019S SPRING SUITS / Only 50 Missies Ride from Quebec ca the Quebec & Lake SL Joke Ry.Five trains each way daily between the City and the Hotel Grounds.Built on elevated ground overlooking one uf the most beautiful lakes in Canada, embowered amid the forest-clad Laurentian Mountsins.GOLF LINKS, TENNIS, BOATING, FISHING, BATHING, ETC.== DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.Orchestra under direction of Mr.Ls.Charbonneau, noted Montreal Cellist.For terms and fucther information apply to JULIAN E.PRIEST, Manager, Lake St.Joseph, P.Qmon.thu.-sat Miller's High Life The Best Beer of Milwaukee Charms by its exquisite flavor ; it infuses a new life into the digestive organs, it gives appetite, it helps digestion and by its nutritive qualities it restores strength and relieves the exhaust- Have a style and finish which gives individuality to thelr wearer.The price is another reason why LER'S suits should interest you.344 St.John Street, (Without) TELEPHONE 3068.NOTICE.Hudon, successor to the late P.F.Rheume, hardware merchant.Has! transferred his establishment from the corner of Bridge and St.Joseph streets to Nos.101-103 Bridge treet, corner of St.Francis.As this \u2018store is larger it gives an opportunit.ol having & more oonsiderable stoc at the same time to give better pmatisdaction to his customers as it is of the best = rtores in town < and one of the most edvantageously (hoo in that line of business.I juneléxlm.' Pruneau & Kirouac To please the little folks, nothing d new can equal a gran: BICYCLE, TRICYCLE OR AUTOMOBILE.à A Crocquet Set, Etc.Saad Moulds, Garden Tools, Jost the ht thing to bring to the Country pt We bave them at different prices SRUNEAU & KIROUAC, 84 Fabrique Street.TRIED OTHERS NOW TRY WOE LAD LAUNDERERS, DYERS, CLEANERS, TRLEPHONS 95.46 SL Valior A Cor.Daib SL MEN AND WOMEN, alee si mustered ed nervous system.IT IS THE IDEAL BEER.ASK IT FROM YOUR DEALER.PURVEYOR :\u2014A.GRENIER, QUEBEC.For sale in the following Hotels, Clubs and Restaurants :\u2014St Louis Hotel ; Clarendon Hotel; Headquarter Restaurant, Lt.Peter St : Neptune Inn, Mountain Hill ; Vendome Hotel, St.Peter St.; Restaurant Genest, St.John St ; John F.Donnelly, St.Peter St.; Victoria Hotel, Club St.Louis ; Le Club de Chasse a Courre, THESE ARE THE WARM DAYS, Ar re DISINFECT! DISINFECT ! Keeping Your Closets, Sinks and Cellars Sweet.This is Done by Using the Great Dis- infectant \u201cGAGA\u201d ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.MANUFACTURED BY QU EBEC.\\ fuly9xtus.-th.-eat.x3 The French Dry Cleaning Neckties, Ladies\u2019 Buits aud Skirts in such a way that they tively look as good as new.White Duck and Fancy ummer Vests Nicely Laundried and Pressed.Starching Negligee Shirts You know how you want your Negligee Bhirts starched, and so do we, We starch them just way.We starch on! the neck and wrist bands and down front pleat lightly.Do it upon a machine which which does not daub of sireak starch over other paris of the garment too, Pfeiffer's Dye Works & Laundry, PHONES 333-524 2h 4 6 MoMAHON $T The Thomas Ralph Gempany, = Process ensbles us to clean Men's Trouss\u2019s, Suits and |¥ 0, vod y [TD Bound) 7 L088 \u2018a , head\u2014Good Things Won at Kenllworth.New York, N.Y., uly ridge handicap, ose and à ter, the feature of the card at g head Bay to-day, was easily wea Galiavast.Two favorites wos.ry: \u2014 8.\u2014The St.Valentine, Mary Star, Barbary Balle, Woodwiteh ran.Second, , mile\u2014Fountais _ Blue, 111, Onley, \u20ac to 1, wom; Golf Ball, 11], E.; Gretng Green, ter Maid, Zaggrialto, Russellson, Bob- \u2018bia Around, Treublesome, Dottie S, (and Ben Ton also ren.Fourth, the Bayridge Hendieap, {mile and a quarter\u2014Gallavent, 103, Garner, 7 to 1, won; Confederate, 100, Bandy, 7 to ], second; Cairngorm, 108, Notter, 7 to 9, third.Titme, 2.07.Tokalon, Philander, Yankee Girl and Lord Lovet also ren.Fifth, mile and « bal! on tur-Benk- er, 97, Brussell, 8 to 1, won; G.L.M.86, C, Brady, 25 to 1, pecond; Lancasirian, 108, E., 3 to 1, third.Time, 2351-5.Go Between, Dan Bubre, Miss Crawford and Palette Mth five end 6 hall fur nge\u2014 ixth, five and 8 oi Bouquet, 110, p, 11 ot won; Explosion, 110, Milley, 6 to 1, second; eg de me, 1.07.is, » Finn, Ids D, Great Dae, Fer Moving, Ruth _ Taylor, Treasure, > Drametie, Home Again and Water Fowl also ren.GOOD THINGS AT KENILWORTH.Buffalo, N.Y., July 8\u2014Two well played ings took the mone; mm the bookmakers at Kenilwort Park to-day.Merrymaker in- the steeplechase was backed from &'s to §\u2019s and won handily.In the fifth race Niblick was played down from 7's to t's and easily disposed of his field.Weather clear; track fast.Summary: First race, five turlongs\u2014 Pedigrees, 109, Goldstein, 8 to 1, won; Merrimac, 109, Grand, oh 1 eoond: John .gen, , ogy, 8 to 1, third.Time, 1.01 4-5.Suoine, Grepesue, Gertrude Les, Velox, Concetned, loxey Mead, Silver Brook, Ses Maid, ¥anpie May, Lotus Brandt and Hibervia also ran.steeplechase, about two miles-\u2014Merrymaker, 152, H , 3 to 1, won; Bilberry, 147, Pemberton, 3 to 1, second; A, 150, Henry, 6 te 1, third, Fine, 4.0) = Kua shaw, Macy , , tipedo, Richard, Jr., and Carola also ran.Third, five furl Stanley Fay, 115, Lyeui , 20 to I, won; Seymour Beutler, 15.A, Brown, 8 to 1, s- cond: Please, 116, MoDaniel, 3 to 5, i i 1.011-8.Feast, al .Fourth, six furlonge\u2014Edna Jackson, 113, Grand, 1 to 2, won; Meddlesome Boy, 89, McCarthy, 15 to 1, second; Col.Jack, 97, Goldstein, 8 to 5, third.Time, 1.13 2-3.Three starters.Fifth, mile and 40 yards\u2014Niblick, 102, Goldstein, ¢ to 1, won; Cobmosa, 1]1, McCarthy, 8 to 1.second; St.J , 106, Carroll, 8 to 5, third.\u2018Time, 1.43 2-5.Court Martial, Jupiter, Tyrolisn and Bonnie Reg also ran.Sixth, one mile\u2014Master Lester, 103, James Hogg, 4 to 1, lander, 15 to 1, second; , 104, McCarthy, 7 Time, 1.41.Halbard, Cobleskill, Gold Note, Trouveur also ran.RESULTS.AT HIGHLANDS, Highland Park Race Track, Windsor, Ont, July 8\u2014Weather fine and warm; track good; Attendance rather larger than the usual Monday trowd.Results: \u2014 turlon First race, six , four-year- olds and up, selling, pures $300\u2014Liz- zie McLean, 111, (Btille), 13 to 1, 8 to 1, and 2 to 1, won by two lengths; Raining Leaves, 110, (Kups), 15 te 1,6% 1, and 3 to 1, second; Reticent, 113, (Klein), 10 to 1, 4 to 1, and 3 to 1, third.Time, 1.14 4-8.Becond race, live furlongs, two-year- olds, puree A , 11, (on Hennessy), 2 to 1, 7 to 10 and eut, weon by a head; Petulent, 103, ( Morelend), 5 to 9, 4 to 5 and 2 to 5, v- cond; \u2018Abbe Cy.100, (Swain), 8 to 5, 8 to 5 end out, third, Time ., 1.01 4-8, Third race, seven furlongs, three year-olds and up, hapdipsp, x pot \u2014Royal Broce, 106 ( Moreen )e 9 to 20 and out, won Bron Joogth; J.B.Leughrey, 08, (Swain), 18 to à + 1, second suey, won; Nancy, 9, Betsy Bindo 3, third.Willis Green, Perfecto, 1, 5 to 1, 92, (Burton), 6 to 1, 9 to 1 to.b, third.Time, jes Fourth race, five Aixloi olds, sling, pugse; stherine F, De is Ba , res ; owe, 104 (J.Rrra), wren, tw.8 \u2018out, eésond; you lark, 104, (Stille), 12 te 1, 5 to 1, and 8 to 5, third.\u201d Time, 1.08 38.os, otè mile apd a quartet, ra fous-ver-old œil Bn Cees: 1B 0 arty J \u2019 , Bn fw * son \u2018dvre 2 , (we-year- 0 9 she; Chanids, 107 Nn 4 xl to: apd ho od Seb vod\u2019 ve 8, third, Time, Sixth race, oix , four-year olds end wp, i , $300 > pures 13, (Bwain), 8 % à 2econd; Doc, Kyle, 1 fe 1 cm nd 1 te 9814, Won by Gullavant at Sheapey First, ai ~~} ait Pi dates Lady 118, 20\u2018to 1, secend; Golden 1, third.1° ors | { ment, Colors are Chinchi hats are New York importations, an doubtedly this opportunity-to purchase à hat for half ite value will he quick+ +: ly taken advantage of, so early shopping is necessary to prevent disappoint- 5 Ladies\u2019 Straw Hats at Half Price.We are offering the balance of our Ladies\u2019 resdy-te-wear Straw Hats st half-price.The sssottmens, though small, is s very fie owe, for the.are all of this seesou's style.U Imported Feather Boas.Consigned to us to us frum France, we have received ame of tha finest agsord- ments of Ostrich Feather = Maribou Boas ever shown in this store, Grey, White, Toupe and Natural, Prices, quality considered, are very low, starting at $5.25 HOLT, RENFREW & CO.4 or = + A 9 STOPS MONOPOLY Fine of $5000 Imposed for Exclusive Terms in the Leases, Boston, July 7\u2014The euti-shoe machinery bill, considered the most im- portaat pogislation of the soericn Just closed, me effpct .shar, it had been signed By\u2019 Governor der the provisions of the bill it is se for the United Shoa acl mpany to insert in e leases under which their machines are let, \u2018provisions that the lessee shall ngt use thé machinery of amy other com- pahy, as bas been the costom in past Lon, od which gave to the United chinery mpany a monopoly of the shoe machinery business.The text of the bill, which is now es law, is as follows: \u2014 \u201cNo person, firm, corporation or association shall insert in or make it & condition or provision of any sale or tease of any tool, implement, appliance or i that the or lessee thereof shall not buy, lease or use machinery, tools, implements or appliances or material or raschendise any person, , corporation or association other than such vendor, or lessee, but this provision shall not lmpair the right, if any, of the vendor or lessor of any tool, implement, ap- plisncs, or machinery protected by a wiul patent right vested in such | vendor or lessor to require by virtue of such patent right, the vendes or lessee, to purchase or lease from such vendor or lessor such com] t and constituent parts of said tool, implement, appliance, or machine, as the vendes or lessees may thereafter require during the continuance of such patent right; provided, that nothing in this act shall he construed to prohibit {the appointment of agents or sole agents to sell or lease machinery, \u2018tools, implements or appliances.\u201cAny person, firm, corporation er association, cr the agent of any such person, firm, tion or associa- téon, violating pe provision of this set, shall be puni for each offence by a fine not exceeding $5,000.\u201cAll Jeasen, sales or agreement there- HE ter made in violation of any of the provisions of this act shall be void es to any and all of the terms ur conditions thereof so in violation of said provieions of this aot.\u201d I will be remembered by every \u201cBulletin\u201d reader that this paper play- od a mast important part in the enact- vent of this legislation.But for the Bulletin and the Boston Daily Tribune the Shoe MNachinery trust would still bs in unrestrained pursuance of its policy of dictation to the shoe trade of Massachusetts.[EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A QUESTION OF AUTHOR: TY Seoul, July 8\u2014At a meeting of the Cabinet Ministers in the presence of the Emperor | raised the question of the source the authority under which the Korean deputation st the e-was acting.The Emperor at Has dar Snesanes, but figally gave an avasive ans- ve aug) ordered the Ministers to explain ths matte to the Jopancee in Such a INSRDÉS 8 to appéess | ticix sngét.A conhities was sppoioted to superintend the Imperial eutlay and t any further a! loged 1 die- : énte which have frequentiy oe- \u2014 pi DENOUNOES SINN FEINS insu de doy leader; ip à 6 as > denstaced, the Sinn sips «sante and ts heads, vers ctÿing for.the édoptièn of à ae pol , but # waa the old polier of Por dition and trying to destroy dhe Nationalist party.The Nationalist muet put away all this {le foolish talk and Jureus vigorously Parutll\u2019s policy.present Parliament would pot last more than 6 year or @ year « Balf, sod the nexy Goverameat would net have such a majority as the preset one.ANOTHER REFORMATION Rows, July 8.\u2014The \" Boms, a | which tn Vatioan mpttére, issues ces ] reveletion,\u201d corrobosated by copious documents, a secret iR- weaational orrgpine on Thich + origin etai, .DIA its pe sible Le ot of o a turcs a pétition do the Pope esting for i Litho, of the Congregation | |i tae, bag iba eal and 1 hauts papes for whicki {s to Propiohs ere.orraiss movement one larger vecde in last night the formar , of : This correspondent is informed that Vatican regards the movement as an at at a real plot, aiming at an extensive reformist 3 haps to a dehism.The affair caused a infal st the Vatican, wi is is Deter that the movement fs not limited to Germany, but thet it in shared by America end England.The Vatican dots not hide its intention to combat it.Hence it ia libel thes oapal document dealing - wi the question will be issued.FRENCN STRIKE COLLAPSED Montpellier, France, July | 8.\u2014The wunicipal council of this city decided to-night, by a decisive vote, to with- Dams ia durs che trouble acier in .lo {rom the protests of the wine-growers of the south.This means the collapse of the agitatiop in this section.Mar éelin Afbert, M.Ferrous, mayor of Narbonne, and other leaders of the court demanding their release on ball, Malborough, ., Jui first inmi eu, the cricket od\" ca Dively Postagivant, an niversi vania, the former made 4 runs.1- wickets down.Play will be conti to-morrow, : A CLOUD-CAPT CITY.(By A Banker.) Probably the most e site ated city in the whole world 15 Constantine, en inland town of North Africa.Perched, at an elevation of more than two thousand feet, on the summit of a vast towering block of limestone rock, it is almort complete- canon art decp fou i Se Corman.te\u2019 papaadicalas ous ing , ite walls, which a footpath has been hollowed out in order to enable visitors to inspect this wonder of nature, tising sheer from the foaming flood more than eight bundred feet.\u201cDescending this precipitous pathway, now under overhanging k of roek, now on the very & terrible prosipice, beneath jch the boiling jeurge is wildly foaming in a very paroxysm of Karel or ow round the r of a jutting craig, the visi is ae-atrck and wildered at the majestic grandeur and _ the august {solemnity of the socne.Far beneath, the turbulent river\u2014after the contin- tous raîbs and the abnormal snows of the winter, mueh fuller and grander than usual\u2014swit >» sharp corner of the ravine, Les] ing over a of escarpment into & iron.beneath, and then with \u20ac meat.\u201cThere's a and monte, bulls upon thé very edge movement have smt ja letter to the |g INTERNATIONAL SOBOOL CRICKET ï out of a projecting bastion of the eolid be above is the deux | wards tévards he dde où stantine, or the rounded dome of à or the of goene .palm wad lofty cuelyphar, i y ho Lower dowy, on the Ke the town, is à mést notable posing watertall.Here the rive spperéntly very deep, purming rapid coufse almost unruffled, curling over the lofty jostic sweep the deluge of unges into the billow-soesed, - abyes for binesth with o toar, while & cloud of ?efret fi i il LT t A gi ; FT i : ¥ Hk eff ¥ sirll i i You Don\u2019t Cook Grape-Nuts food because it is scientifio- ally cooked at the factory.You Save all that time, trouble, fuel More cool, solid comfort and quiet energy in a saucer these hot days than LY worry.of Grape-Nuts in peunds of Reason\u201d mn rare ere SHIREY.at CRE Mid-Summer Sale.Blouse Waists and Whitewear, Plain and Fancy Hoss, Undervests in Thread and 8flk.Boy's \u201cBuster\u201d Suits.Children\u2019s Hose and Undervests, Hair Combs and Ornaments, Finest Imported Smallwares, Leather and Beaded Hand .Corsets, Celebrated P.C, 22 styles vr \u2014 ew Advertisements, the Dust\u2014M.P.Connollybe Coat Losi\u2014Clarendon Hotel.Coatractors\u2014MNussens Limited.6 and Sauternes-Lew, Young & Ca.Po Franch Dry Cleaning \u2014 Pleiffier's Dys Works and Laundryge\u2019 \u2014The Thomas Ralph Co.wberries\u2014Wm.MeWil & Bon.: Notice\u2014Belleau, Belleau & Beleg: u jal Meet! uebes Yacht Clubae geon, Roy and Lanthe North Shore\u201488 Natashquanuts.'s High Life\u2014A.Grenier.85.5.NATASQUAN WAT leave Quebec on Wednesday next alt parts on the North Shore.All t will bo received at the Leyland whax{ on Tuesday and Wednesday july9z2.STRAWBERRIES.ps.MacWilliam & Son, will pay ket price for 200 buckets of straw- es snd 400 buckets of raspberries they come into market, \u2018 M.MoWILLIAM & SON.july.923 Holiday Timeatom sendy Sar stoves to GLOV: 'S DYEING and CLBANING ORKS for cleaning and pressing., Alt work prompt y done and done À à nent plessing up-to-dpte style.BRANÇH OFFICES : P1 St.John St, Tel.No.485 ; 363 St.John St, Tel 1856 ; 821 St, Joseph St Tel.2639 HRAD OFFICE : $3395 St.Valier St » Tel.(810 june 12xt 4.Auditorium * NORTE \u2014Twsday & Wednesday, July 8-10 Soscial Matines Wednesdayfas Read's Most tuccesaful New LE ngiand Play JOSHUA SIMPKINS Mostly Fun\u2014 Musio\u2014 Laughter st Saw MI Suene, ameus Jo.h Simpking' Op fis She Funny Gcuntry Dance PRICES \u2014 LS 18 ad pr Rae dar, Don't mas Liste \u2018 julyBxd.grrr rt tr Canads, In the , fovinæ of Quebec, of Quebec, Circuit Court, 0.2071.{fourth day of July, one thous.nine hundred and seven .Tudhope Carriage Company, ve tee polite and corporate and priacipal the town of Orillia, Ontario.vs Plaintiff; J.A.Beaudet, formerly of Lachevè of ter, fiers, egd now of Lys dent; ps delendant is ordered to appear one month from the last publi- on of this notice.: (Signed) ACHILLE LARUE, True copy, ) D.C.C.C.Turgeon & Langlois, yd for Plaiouty923.of Quebne.In the ° Es Quebec, Superior Court, No.2430.Marie Simard, of the * parish St.Charles de Bellechasse, sep- ted as to property from Joseph ost, of the same place, or, en Cause, to authorize and assist said wile.ve Plaintif; vid Chatigny, of Levis, laborer, tenne Chatigny, farmer, of the parish 84.Gilles, Anastasie Chet wife on as to\u2019 Jroperty of Louis , formerly of the city of Montamd now of parts unknown, and Sirois Mis en cause to authorize assist his said wife, Xavier atigny Atias Frank White and Pierre atigny of Alston, Michigan, United of America and Johnny Chatf ta unknown.of per Defendants; he defendants, Anastasie Chatigny, of Louis Sirois, Xavier Chatigny, , Feary Tie, Pierre Chat ny h 1gny, are o ! s'witbia one month from the last on of \u2018thie notices.pi 8th July, 1907, be an, Dallesu & Bottcez, Attys fon Plaintifffabyox2.lace of business | \u201cALL REDUCED.E.J.Dynes 49 John St.9 PHONE 274 SPECIAL MEETING OF THER Quebec Yacht Club.This evening at 8 o'clock the beo Yacht Club will hold a special re at which will be received the enili took plage on June 30th.Prises for these races will he given at this meeting LAURIER AUGER, Searetary- Treasurer\u2014\u2014 es ne FOR THE LEFT HAND.90 Moladions aad lastrozive Mase Sade FOR THR LEFT HAND -Br\u2014 AUGUST W.HOFFNAND PUBLISHED IN TWO PARIS EACH PART - - - 81.00 TOBBHADA?A.LAVIGNE\u2019S MUSIC and PIANO WAREROONS, CSST.JOHN STREET H.B.BIGNELL FIRE and LIFE Insurance.Asocisted with Mr.C.F Cham on, Agent Royal Insew) Eng, the largest an wealthiest Insurance Company the world.Promet and iDeval Soitiomoots Made, No.66 St.Peter St., Quebec.Phone Ne 75 =n, ¥,estx]2m ATI BAKING POWDE# \u2014\u2014 \u2014 SICK HEADACHE ositively cured Rena Liste orig SAL PLL SHALL MSE.SAL PGE Genviee Must Bear Fac-Simile Signature REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.Prise Medal.Phffedetrhia Exhidition, 1996, IRL SAA WELLINCIONSSNLEFPOL 3H Bast for Cleaniag and Pol -hegg © wiry, 34, Ode TAA THO YAR THR Lis) Preventfrictionincleaning &in, iy to the Knives TE TATE Neve: becommeidry Ahard like + er Metal Pastes, SIVEHSMITHS GOAP PF * Chran nie Plate, alte = TRY Vain oy | KUPA@TURBO BY .JOHN OAKEY & SONS, Ltd., .+ Wallington Mills, London.Bpgland, NEW PLANO STUDIES ee \u2014 re \u2014\u2014 'PASSENGER AGENTS \u2014éemagageamete Meet at Lake St Joseph Hotel=Can't Accept Invitations, \u2018The Chronicle is requested to state that owing to the lack qf hotel ac- sommodatiop in this eity, the tern Canadian Passenger Agents, which are fo arrive hore this morning, will hold + annual coyvention in the Lake ¢, J Hotel.As the majority of \u2018the will retorn to Sowa this [aiternoon to take the R.& O.Navi, lon Co.'s steamer and Grand sk train for their homes - \u2018tion of the Quebec Transportation |Cluk to attend the festivities organized by that body for their tion.The Eastern Canadian ight ents, which number about gina the > Bodies, wil be here on memes will accept itality the Quebec Transportation Club, and will tebe t in the sail on the river, visit to the Quebee Bridge, eté.Peterson's and BBB Briar Pipes at Walling\u2019s Stores.NOTARIAL EXAMINATIONS, The annual examinations for admis- jsion in the practice of the notarial examinations will commence as Laval {University in this city to-day.sre thirty-six tes for the final sxaminations.em ene\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ALL YOU NEED TO DO Is it to write to us for any kind of you\u2019 want and we will do the rest.We will save you money.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.\u2014 ee PICKPOCKETS AT WORK.It is stated that om Sunday evening last a piranger had be pocket reliev- | ed of 985 at the Ste.Anne's station | ad Palais, while a well known Quebeer deplores: the lose of $00, which he claims was taken from his pocket while getting on the cars.ARE YOU SATISFIED wih your collars or whité shirts, if not try Tooke's irts, we guarantee jevery shirt will give satisfaction.FAGUY, LEMNAY & FRERE.SAILING MATCH.The boats belonging to the Ielien cruiser Vursee had a sailing match yesterday morning from the ship to a point below Indian Cove.Seeing the arge amount of canvas carried ly the different craft, à great many peo- le thought.it was n yaoht race.\u2018The ts returned to the ship aguiant a ms ehh tide, with the crews raw.WILL HOLD AN INQUEST.Coroner Jolicomur will to-day bold an inquest upon body of Jules u, a young resident of Levis, death took place leet wosk.Owing to.certain rumors which have been in circulation in regard to his death, the Coroner has given instructions to have the body and will hold an inquest in order to set at rest these reports.ITALIAN BAND ON THE TERRACE.The announcement that the band of the Tfaflan wamhip Verase was to | play on Dufferio Terrace last evening, Thousaimie to that popeler prone t popu promenade, where for over two hours the Italien musicicns rendered a splendid pro- fromme of music, which was - ly enjoyed Ly the large number of [romeneders.The band is one of the ever heard in this city and each ; items was received with m applause.{The Tlaliag bond will again play on the Terrace on Wednesday and Sstur- IT I8 FAGUY, LEPINAY'S WAY To keep their customers a month in advance for what they want.Do you want to make money.Ses our adv.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.CORONER'S INQUEST.as Crone Jotioous | held an inquest at morgue moraÿ t pri yesterday morning on the dead in her bed in a house in Ste.Ce- cile atreet inst weok.A jury com of Messrs.Roch Lyoneas, jr., N.Leclerc, H.Delisle, L x, C.de , A, 3 Beliefouille and Pierre Raymond was sworn in, and Dr.W.Verge, who was called by Madame Morissette to ses the deceared, and a wumber of other witnesses were board.The jury re famed a vendhiot to the effect that was due to cerebral congestion due to indigestion.RECORDER'S COURT.The Recorder had just half a doren first to make hr bow to His Honor was a Nova Scotian equaw.This child of the forest mot alone, got drunk, but ceused disorder in a house in classic St.Cecile strent.For this indulgence in town festivities she was asked to pay $18 and costs, or go to jail for two months.The othes drunks were common ev.day citiæene.Two of them were fined 8 and costs each; the remaining three being \u2018let ol: ca peyi and costa each.À case of was settled out of court.WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU.Lot ve w you what we ean de it you midsummer goods.Ask for it.A surprise for you.Bead our in another page.QUEBEC ACTOR MARRIED.ra J.O'Tocke, : roil-known 2 ebecer, ot preset nb much proise for his work the stage, wae on July 4th, et i peiy Mich, married % a charming Amwgican girl.the bride being Ue \u201cToots CF Piign, daogiter of aty Justice D.W.Peige, of Kom- Miob took place Lacroix, who was found | The RUSTIC THEATRE fine Bill This Week for Patrons of Popular Resort.Theatre prove The Rust! 5 & â i qu i i R FI LE 8 FEE = i a0] In of the troupe are the four uthiul members ft.These diminutive specimens of Ju) ity are no wey and hey tured the audience jrame- diately ir cleverness.The Japare iaterested by fin- ovr Bature of their long series of .Another striking feature of the programme is those popula?local favor ites, M.and Madame Harmant, the French grtists.They have a very funny musical sketch this week, and i won for them a prest success last evening, they being foreed to respond to numerous encores.: Zinell and Butell, a comedy sketch team, alto made a big bit.The male member of the team is one of the fun- nieat knockabout artiste seen about here lor a long time, and his ncro- batio dancing and stunts eroused great merriment.There are a number of fine Kinetograph views, and the programme is one of the beet sees at the Rustic Theatre thin season.It should attract large houses all weok and will undoubtedly do so.The Kent House Grounds present a remarkably picturesque appearence at night with their myriads of electric lights, and visitors are greatly de lichted with the many attractions, not the least of which is the enjoyable dancing parties every week day evening in Kent House parlors.STRAWBERRIES.Morsrs.Wm, McWilliant & Son are offering the market peice for straw.ies and ra .See adver tisement in anot! column.SAILORS\u2019 CONCERTA concert for the of the ves- | sols in port will be given in the Seamens\u2019 Inrtitute,, 13 St.James street) near the commer of St.Peter eiceet, this evening at § o'clock.: LARGE OTTER CAPTURED.Messrs.Holt, Renfrew & Co.have at lost heen successful in securing a large otter for their exhibit at Montmorency Falls.These animals are very hard to capture and it is only after a long wait that this enterprising firm have been able to get one.SALE OF FANCY ARTICLES.The annual sale of fency articles, under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Guild of Levia, will be held in the grounds of Holy Trinity Church, on Wednesday eveming at 7 o'clock.Refreshments will adso be served, and | a Pleasant time is assured to oil who AT THE AUDITORIUM TO-NIGHT.This evenlog s the ipitial performance of \u201cJoshua Sioipkins\u201d in Quebec at the Auditorium.Much has been written and said of this ue tion.It comes well recomme: pres, end public and undoubtedly worthy the eerious consideration the amusement loving commumity of Quebec.The play is now in its 12th consecutive season.Until now the gooxl natured humor of \u2018Uncle Joshua\" hae become à fixed institution with our American neighbors, and \u201cJoshua Simpkins\u201d is a welcome visitor to each community with every recurring season.A real treat is undoubtedly offered in this production, and a large attendance jo aseured for this evening's opening performance.company comes to our city under the dirsction of the Charles.Reno Amusement Co.of New York, who have continuously messaged the play in a ruccessful manner for à vea- sons past, BAND ON THE TERRACE.The R.C.G.A.Band will perform on Dufferin Terrace Tuesday, July Oth, from 8 to 10 p.m.Weather permitting.The following is the programme: \u2014 1.Mareh\u2014\u201cFrom Tropic to Tropic\u201d.% Overture\u2014\u2018Le, Chamir! de la see a = ane = on French France\u201d \u2026 \u2026\u2026\u2026Lt Viva la Canadienne, - God Save the King.J.INA, ansmaster.ARBITRATION A FAILURE Toronto, July &-Secretary Murray, of the Oanadien Monulacturers Aspoclation, has received a letter from Melbourne, Austrekis, intimoting that the laary arthretics Hill which for the last years bue been ap- phed to labor disputes, has been found to be n total fajlute.The Premier of Aumrelly hes ced bis intewtion « \u201c 14,000 passengers, of! red | Protestant Hospital, 8500 to the Pro- an = eer | | The British Ambassador's Re- .UNSHINE 1 \" Te et hoa .5 , \u2014peumite every | i * FURNACE OKLAHOMA CONSTITUTION ® :| | The Sunshine is differently and better Said to bb Against the Presidents Views\u2014 [| \u2018 J coastructed tha common, fufmaces.ve \u201cThis Would Give Resuovelfs Enemies a The dome, tbe two sections of the fire- Big Club to Use Agrimt Him.£ rol nt im ae = hs cumy rd together By our.3 Waskington, July 8~Some of the ie AE dodo Bi Yeti tpimmatt Ho sh rem\u201d weal The King of Bottled Beers air en thom ng rly together that they + | || ES he BAT hbasortee Lave ; ee , ome solid piece of metal.Can .[[J || od as device rade recently on \u201ctho \u201cWe guarantee that this beoe bs .2° jpoves springeor fall apart.J || comment, if made in he lariçange + | brewed or our own trade : i ~ Apd that's not all! The top of x rode of Sire mts on gone to ce Sudweiste of : i .\u201d D : .3 the view taken t resident | best finest arley, 72 a the:dome is fastened to the sides, wit fragile what and warranted to keep in any climate.* cementiand beiler rivets, making the Sunshine just, Bryce.| as | gas, heat and dust tight as a steam boiler; During bis recent visit to tho Soul Frem a: hygienic.standpoint It takes'pre: .,, west, Mr.Bryce is quoted as having | + SE discussed extensively the ution : ols in'the furnace avorld.SONY fv: trame ue Constitatio Conven- | ise, 400, therSunshine is equipped with an auto- von oes, amu; according = matt He ee To damper automatically opens Le Pet is Me oder: ; when the:gas in the furnace reaches a certain pressure stood that there are features of and allows itito escape up the chimney.Eliminates all \u201cdangprigt an plosion or gas escaping through stho\u2018regi ¢ cup » ! JOINT, Balcgtigaevell as most healthful, easiest man- hid æ t Jabor-ssying apd fuel- | a fyosican bar.| i defler dogg pat andle the Sunshine Aged; ia pe or tree bookiet, Clarys\u201d Londen, Toronto, Montreal, Winaipeg, Vancouver, St.Jokn, N.B, Mechanies Supply Co.\u201cDO NOT FAILTOVISIT TRE MOST-NORTHERLY-SUMMER RESORT .IN EASTERN AMERICA.Glorions Lake St.John CANADASHALANE.SEN.port ROBE RVA NOW-OPEN he x ect neat vase Force sad cross comieris os Canada.ISLAND HOUSE, Grande Heme of the ing Ouananioche, Wildest dnd.\"world.Resched by Quebec & Jake St¢John Fnips 0 Faefamed Saguenay ; à most Dejighttul Trig, na a ra ad RT'S.LOCKE, Géngral J.A.CHICOINE THE TAILOR 38 PABRIQUE STREET High Class Tailoring a Specialty.Jane.15x3m.NEW PYROG RAPHY GOODS } SEE OUR 2 ad) DESIGNS JUST ARRIVED.Degharge he may, dete the ipstrument which fall far short of ; meeting with the a val of the Pgesident, who may feel compelled to die- | approve it as mot conforming to the enabli and the Ambassador's remarks are being made the subject of an investigation by the State Department.Mr.Bryoe is to have commended especially the initiative and referendum provisions of the new constitution, and to have pronounced many features of the document in line with the most modern thoupi in republican forms of government.He is also reported as having declared that a ogreful examination of the inetru- ment revealed some of the most cofn- mendable features of the constitution of Switærland, which republic mjoys.in bis estimation, perhaps the most nearly perfect form of popular government.SOME OBJECTIONABLE FEATURRS The President, it is popularly understood, 0 imion that pective State with presumably, purpose of ing how inequitable, not to way imiquitous, is the by the comsti- The embarrassment of a situation in which the British Ambassador could be quoted by the political of President igh a and in EE ion * ugh his authorship of analyst ovegniment thr Commonwealth,\u201d ë i 8.WAS MR BRYCE MISLED ?The suggestion has heen made thet the ambassador .may have been misied by bis + personal host, Bobert 1.Owen, who, dle he was in the Southwest, was the Primary choice of the Demoerates of Oklahoma for Senator.It seoms undikely that the latter wonid have #0 detibora: to involve the ambeésador in di Joe with the Administration, but it :may de \"true thet Mr.Owen's owh ebthusiasm for the instrument, which is the work of his partyy mey heave proved oom- tagious, and that he may even sought to convinée Mr.ce of the beauties, of a constitution which ap peals to himeelb.It is, of course, Jikely that because of the warm | {riendsbip v hich the President né for Mr.Bryce , avoid making of this rvence \u2019s \u2018diplomatic incident, despite thy fact that if the aubassn- dor has correctly reported, iis words be used 4o the embar- rassmertiol the Administration.Were it not for Shia possibility the matter would juoeté bly be ellowad to Pass unno Lor w 06 casion oul « of personial svgguetion from the ident to Mr.Brym thet t + ERIE fre was on delicets ground.Kis leo possible, of course.that the ambresa- dor han been incorrectly quioted, and it is 10 ascertain whether that is tha case that the State Departmmnt ie making ig toquiries.Tf thé matter je susceptible of a satisfactory explong- tion, doubtiess no one will be mere pleased than the Seeretary of Btate.Drink Beawport Lager; itis the best.Ja entitles the purchaser to the city cars.the trip elevator, admission to Rustic Jevis, jœusic (?) is finished, The very tough authorities.from servi cesses - aboard oan Saturdays, To the Editor of the\u201d Chronicle: \u2014 Sir,\u2014With all due deference to the - {Cathedral bell-ringers, whose office in doubtless, entirely honorary, and having in mind the saying that we must tot look a gift horse in the moutk, nevertheless would it mot be desirable it these pratlemen were to practice occasionally with the bells muffled?The way the hymna tunes are murdered frequently is very regrettable, and yesterday this feature seeined to be more than usually marked.The ringers possibly don\u2019t hear the discord, but - the publie does.Of course, anyone who es the time can betake himself to \u201c till the it must be wy on those wha reside in the vieinity.And the visitors.in town and wait third-class village instead of a city, Yours, \u2018etc, EAR.DBUM, 8th July, 1907, Hawking Hurts the Lungs Makes them tender and sore, but Catarrozone soothes the throat, heals the lungs\u2014cures I@nchitis, asthma and catarrh.Not a fake, but a scientific treatmsent-\u2014Use catärrhozone and you are sure\u201dto Be cured.JAPAN WILL.KOT RENEW TREATY.Washington, July 7\u2014That the - Jap anese Government will not consent to the remewal of the péesent treaty with the United States if the American Government reserves the right to in: i- [sert a clause in the compact exeludi: Japanese voolie labor from continent United States is indicated by semiofficial advices purporting to give the views of Forei Minister Hayashi, which were received here to-day Prom Ototaka Yamaoka, the onal \u2018 .representative of Count Okuma, leades of the Progressive party, AN IDEAL SPOT.It would be hard to ind a more beautiful spot on this continent then the Montmorency Falls end Keg House Grounds, \u201cend a trip to this popular resort at t 1s a dream of delight.The Falls are particularly piotâreaque at present, de mighty v of water now rushing over tha rocky height bei inspiri Li Quebec Sonn] wits seeing them.St: John's, Nild., July 1.\u2014It iepun- derstood here b (has that a\u201d deadlock arigen in the negotiations between the British and over the proposed modus vivendi for hove [the American governments coming \u2018winter herring fishery the Nawlotndland cant sud that the condition arises from the Deitish Cabinet's inability to enforce t gested clause preventing the Newlonndland legal pro- American, vessels, » the colonial authori- clause to which ties have refused \u2018to agree, Wood's ) AYN 2S.Ha : {i ona av ib ereisathe masks 3 nervous.r makes: pew Dedity\" Mental and Evin Worse en du en vo = res tend; Emissions, Spm £21 a ee , ol 1 Ong will please, eae a sf gor mated pial 10 pamphlet des ress.Moutoino Ou nt, Ont QUEBEC AND LAKE ST JOHN RY.From now on during the summer season, ial reduced rate tickets will be at stations between Quebeo and Indian Loretie, inclusive, to Lake St.Joseph Hotel and return by afternoon trainy on Wednesdays and to return name day, at 81,28 , which rate includes din- oer at the hotel.Tickets will also be sold at same © to same stations om Saturfdayn, good to return by all traine foi- lowing Mondays, at $4.00 eneh, which rate inôludes dinner at Lake St.Joseph Hotel om Saturday with board and i until Monday morning, including breakfast.There ie dancing.every Wednesday and Sn tyrday evenings at Lake St, Joseph Ho de, $1018 Ad».Anheu must surely think they have struck o .No other beer is sold under so strong a guaraniee\u2014none equals it in quality or sales.Bottled only at the ser-Busch Brewery St Louis, U.These high-class -briar pipes have won the approval of orition] emokers everywhere 8.A.HENRY BEAUTEY, C.J.O'REGAN, Distribators SPECIAL SUMMER SALE WHITE LAID PAPER, Ruled or plain, 5 quires for 20 cents.ENVELOPES TO MATCH, 5 Packets for 20 cents LUCERNE LINEN PAPER, : White, Blus or Grey, regular price 10c.per quire.Sale price 25 cents per package.LUCERNE LINEN ENVELOPES, Sale price 25 cents for seventy-five, _\u2014aT\u2014 P.J.EVOY\"S Beekstors, 107 ST.JOHN STREET.BIJOU Rustic Theatre Montmorency Falls PROGRAMME WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 8th, Daily 8.30 and 8.30 p.m.JAPANESE TROUPE, 8 persons MR and MAD.HARMANT, Ar tistes Francais.ZINELL and BUTELL, Comedy Sketch.MLLE ELSIE BOUTELL, Illustrated Songs.KINETOGRAPH, Latest Moving Pictures, Folt Reafrew & Co\u2018 exhibit of dian wild Animas.co Cons \u2014 8pecial Theatre ticket sold for 25c- after 7 p.m.on all city cars, receiving offices and Montmorency Station, good around the city to Kent House Grounds with entrance to performance and return to your Novel Papeteries Fine Leather Goods, Post Cards Albums\u2014\u2014;SOLD BY \u2014 |.P.Dery & Fils, 89 Dalhousie Street, PHONE 1183 QUEBEC.Highest Grade of Ladies\u2019, Papoteries, inger of .Scern to the man whose Ginger Ale, Sods, Water, ete., re not fit to drink.This refers to others, not tous.Our are the BEST and PUREST that can be produced, WE DEFY COMPETITION AND COMPARSION.M.TIMMONS & SON, QUEBEC, Aerated Water Manufacturers.Athe F 3X PS PHONE 2224 PHONE 2224 ESTABLISBED 1876, CHARLES VEZINA 117-128 Bridge Street Putting in of all kinds of Heating Apperatus, Electric Installations, Plumbing and Netalilc Roofing.The finest assortwent of Klactrical Fiztares hestdgs s large stook of Steve which combine duration, slegance, convenience sud sssmemy, sush ae the .ed Pandora, Magie Loaf, Regal, Perfection, Ponn Esther, Enool ! den, Plaln\u2014-Somi- Plain and Pan Favorite ail Cast Iron Gares.\u2026.ALBO .The Steel Moves\u2014Keetenay, Universal Faverite, Grow Favorite, Onpitat - seu BESIDES cove Alwavs oa hand, Relrigerdtors of all ¢ises and the most modern patterns engmmelled or ned, and from the beet fag in the Dominion Takes ohare ¢ of all kinds of contrasts in his line of business \u201cMothémetical Joe\u201d OW aid be get the name?If you H but knew Joe you wouldn't ask $ such a question.jen hea he first went to school, arith- = was the only study dalighited tudled algebra and geom- time Joe simply lived er hard at work: when laysd, he was rd at work; Dino talked of baseball and football, mathematica was his subject\u2014in- deed his only subject \u201cMathemattest Joe\u201d be became, and the name x.ne time went on he delved into other \u201cJOE SLIPPED AND FELL' aclentific studies, and thoroughly enjoyed the work.summer Joe's family spent their vacation in Switzerland.One day he and his brother started oft for a climb in the mountains without a ides'hoped together, they were gettin, along famously, when Jos slipped an fel) Backward over the odge of & preci- Pies ly, the rope caught In a tres + LUCKILY THE ROPB CAUGHT?that grew outward from the ciiff, and they were held ately for a time.But how tO, escape from, pls apt bid position?ey couldn\u2019t hang there forever.\"of us could only reach the erotch of the limb above,\u201d th t Joe.\u2018\u2019he coulé haul up the other.\u201d Then he proceeded to make use of his scientific training.He began to make the rope move slowly at first, and then increased the length of the swing until he was able to a great, messive stone that was detached from the face of the cliff.THR ESCAPE The weight on his end of the rope then made his brother move upward toward tbe limb by which they ware held.Jack reached it in safety, and pulled Joe up after him.They crawled along k the imb, weté soon on the Ne longer did make fun of Mathematical Joe.\u201d 1?his \u201cdry, old salence\u201d could save life, It must surely be worth studying, after all.: OULD yom like to wear a hat i like this, boys and giris?It is really worn by an old man, once & soldier, who lives in Portland, je never cares to an umbreil gh Sh PE hel din from rela.pre \u2018The hat looky so funny that quite crowd follows t old as whee fio vee 5 4008 not stem arche Good Times Along the Creek HAT a tressure-trove the old WwW creek fs! What riches of nature\u2019s stores are hid \u2018neata its rippitng surface, or displayed along ite banks! \u2018The creak itself is wonderful, slways surprising you with its wayward fan- cles and restlessness.Hers it runs along smoothly, in seeming content; there it broadens out and its waters ripple and rustie and swish over and around rocks without number; then it divides and shows you in its middle as pretty a little island as you might wish for your plrate\u2019s cave; often it bends and curves in & way that keeps you In the height of expectancy, wondering what new view wil) stretch before you.What comfortable places the banks of the creek affords! There, to give grateful shade, are the fringes of sak, dogwood, birch, beech and witch hazel tress \u2014the last variety so called because In the early days of our country old men and women thought to be witches gathered the roots and used the juices as a cure for all fils.Here, too, you ses the beautiful swamp cabbage, standing In places where the mud has collected.with its purple folds rolled up In pointed bundles.Near it wave the tassels of the swamp alder, and close by you ass the spotted leaves and stalks of the yellow adders tongue.\u201cSnake feeders\u201d gilde here and there, and, without thinking, you look sagerly around for the snake, but nothing but wee toads and grasshoppers srest your eye.Where the thorny greenmbriers cluster the hardy robins winter and the pheasants and quall eat the seeds and hide there trom their enemies.Over the water the bank-swallow skips, sometimes touching the surface Just az do the stones you shy across to the other side.The kingfisher dives after his meal and the green heron, too, darts after minnow or pollywog.Right above you the cathird scolds er laughs mockingiy.Along the bank the muskrat has his home.Just under the water's edge he digs his hole, It slants upward for quite a distance, and at the end of it is his pest, nice and dry.The muskrat and the raccoon both like mi 15, which they âig from beds In the mudéy shallow.Beside some stone or tree near the water, you will see plies of these shells, where the animal has eaten thelr contenta If you care to fish, the sunfish provides just as good sport as the mountain trout.Among the sand and pebbles 1t builds its nest and fiercely drives away its enemies.Even a chub, red-fin, or a catfish may come to your hook.Of course, you'll catch lots of minnows, but who wants minnows?Frog eggs swing from the branches of plants under water.The stupld-looking tadpoles you see frisking around.From a log or stone near the bank yellow end speckled-throat-d frogs, propped up on thelr bowlegs, watch you solemnly.Tortoises and turtles piunk Into the water and are lost sight of.You know, the ribs of the tortoise are united thelr whole length, while those of the turtle ars separate at the ends.Oh, yes, fhere's lots to be seen, After you've had a refreshing swim and ie there under u shady tree you don't feel like aver moving\u2014even to go home for something to eat The Cat and the Bear IFUTENANT C.D.RHODES, U.L 8.A., relates in St.Nicholas the following atory of how a cat com- pelle a bear to flee: ~ Chtis Burns, the veteran first sergeant of Troop D, had a cat, which, during the summer camping of the troop at the Lower Geyser Basin, made her home within the sergeant's tent.Here, curled up on & palr of army blankets, she de- fled the world in general, and dogs In particular.When the latter approached, she would elevate every bristle on her brave little back, her eyes would glow like live coals, and her tall would swell up threateningly.If dogs approached too near, she would hiss and exhibit the usual signs of hostility until the intruders had vanished from her neigh- dorhood.- One day, when the camp was bathed in sunshine and every soldier in camp felt laxy, an inquisitive black bear cams down the mountain side, and, whether because he was In search of adventure or because attracted by a savory smell from the cook's fire, began to walk about among the white tents of the cavalry command.Suddenly the cat caught sight of him.Dogs by the score she had seen, but this particular \u2018dog\u2019 was the largest and the hairiest dog she had ever seen.But she did not hesitate.It was enough for her that an enemy had invaded her specia) domain.Hissing forth her spite, while her little body quiversd with rage, she darted forth at the bear.The onslaught was sudden, and one glance was enough for Bruin.With a snort ef fear, Bruin made for the nearest tree, @ short distal away, and did not panse until he was safely perched among the upper branches! eanwhile the cat stalked proudly about on the ground beneath, ecping close guard over her » captive.ker back still curved into a bow and her hair otill bristling with righteous nd tion, tie her tail would, now then, give a significant little wave, as If to say: \u201cThat's the ve, I settle impertinent , ¢ moldiers, who meanwhile had poured forth from their tents, could scarcely lieve their eyes; but there was the bear in the tree and the cat below, and there were those who had seen the affair from beginning to end, And perh the strangest rt of it all was ti the bear would not stir from his sition In the branches until the t rsuaded to leave her huge clear means enemy a cl reat! Then he nlid shamefa y ra, from hia perch and ambled hastily off toward the mountain.The Ball Did It.Neighbor-Was it you who brok irda Tommy?7 omy Welt, el Le roro pes did you?! How mmy\u2014It was a ball that bres your window\u2014but I threw it.More Gradual.Jimmy \u2014~ Who' in\u2019 y mother he's hort?gol\u2019 to tell Jove Juck\u2014Let's send Clarence.He stut- states.ads 80, he won't toll lt so guéden J a EE etalon ou quatre dre ae ai = Dr SURI ~ rv D TS æ rare; A big, shaggy bear; A princess who's carried away by .F GOBLINS and princes an O And castles and treasures and jewels so And brought back again by a hero s0 brave; A wonderful came.CURTIN ge ARR rr .THE CHRONICLE SRE 1° PHE \u2014 TT = a a Ç (2) Wk d ladies so fair, a knave, - he \u2014 \u2014\u2014 Vom nap .w = \u2014 ceo erp Ere =\" 9 Of these snd lots others I dream, hours a day It\u2019s easy to think of grand things when you stay In hammocks that sway.The trees tell me stories; the sparrows, in song Bout Fairyland elves, to fly there with me long.With sprites I telone, T know that you'll say this is all a day dream; Érhe fapcies I'm spinning mis \u2014 .3 \u201cDottie Dimple\u201d T 18 true that Elisabeth had such | protty dimples, and as she was 20 merry, always laughing, whenever you saw Elizabeth you noticed her dimples.But, then, what was the use of having such \u201cornaments of beauty,\u201d as Ralph called them, it you didn\u2019t make use of them?Dottie was a close triend of Elizabeth, so it was natural that should admire the dimples\u2014but #0 longed to have such dimples herself, and spoke so much about it to the other girls that they begam to call her \u201cDottle Dimple.\u201d cured her of the Ralph \u201cdimple PAINTING DIMPLES craze.\u201d ag he dubbed It.Brothers take lots of liberties, you know, that others don't dare Dottie was taking a nap Just before echool time.As Ralph saw her a mis- chlevous jdea entered his he: ning back to the tool shed he a paint brush and carefully two dimples on Dottie\u2019s chesks, When Dottie awoke it wes so late that she set off at once for school Dottie declared to herssif when she came home t day she would never say the word \u201cdimple\u201d again.All the afternoon the girls had made fun of her, nor did she gain peace until she reached home.range to say.although Ralph had cured her of the habit, she wasn't a all grateful to him! tat They\u2019ll vamish like steam.But truly they're real; for, whenever I look, A witch or a giant\u2019s in each shadowed nook, Like those in my book.are not what they seem\u2014 * The Boy Across the Way You know tt\u2019 ful to fesl that way.But when the chum that you've known ever so long, znd who Bi was downright lonesome.taught you ever so many nice games - moves away, things sren\u2018't just the same for a long while.Besides, it was reining, and that always makes you fes! worse.Bertie jingled together the knife with one blade, the bull's-eye and the lucky stone that Tommy had given him before he went away.Instead of cheering him, as they generally dia these tressures only mads him more sad and discontented.Filattening his nose against the window pane he gased long snd earnestly at the house across the way, where .the new people had just moved in Bertie was sure he wouldn't like them, \u2018cause he somehow felt that it was because of them that Tommy had gone.Yet he would likp to know if the new folks had any little boys.Just then he heard some one call from the houss, \u201cJacky! Jacky! Come right in out of the wet this minutg!\u201d Oh, so there was a boy! Bertie ran quickly upstairs to ses mother, dut as he couldn't ind her he asked auntie if he couldn't go and play with the little doy across the street, Auntie, hardly hearing him, nodded \u201cTes.\u201d : He scampersd through the rain and knocked at the door.\u201cGood mornin\u2019.Auutie says I could come over and play with your little boy if I'm not in the way.\u201d he explained to the kind-lodking lady who came to the door.The lady looked rather pussled.\u201cYou see, I heard you call Jacky to come in out of the rain, and I s'posed he was lonesome like I was\u2019 Bertie went on, eagerly.At this the lady faughed and laughed, so that Bertie's feslinge weuld really have been hurt had she not Joeked so nice.\u201cJacky is & monkey,\u201d at last she managed to gasp, \u201cbut I believe he would, like to play with you just the same.Indeed, Jacky could play, and he was much mere interesting thik o bay.Aft that afternoon the, all kinds of fun.7 romped sad hed That evening Bertis told mothfr about the new \u201cboy\u201d across the way.\u201cI think he's grand,\u201d \u2018said he, as he wound up bis story.\u2018 BERTIE AND JACKY » Experiment With Matebes.In & basin of water float a number of matches, arranging .them so that the heads are turned toward the center, as are the spokes of a wheel.Leave à lit- tie space in the very center.Into this place dip a plese of soap.Immediately the matches wit move away from it toward the sides of the basin.On the other/hand.it you will dtp in the space a large lump of sugar, the matches will be attracted, and will move toward It.: Its Proper Place.\u201cHave you ever seen a lion skin?\u2019 asked the stern achoot directer of a Mttle boy in the front row.\u201cYes, air,\u2019 was the prompt response.\u201cWhere questioned thy director, much gratified at the boy's earnestaeds.\u201cOn the lion.\u201d sald the scholar, Mother\u2014Mercy, child, how do you your hanls so dirty?You never ov mine as dirty as that! Child-No; but 1 guess grandme dia: A PROBIC WITH A @RIEVOUS ENDING Tve got to go with the folks.Last year I sneaked sway and left gran\u2018pap with all Ahe baskets to carry.Pan wag out of town, but he I no use talking, Jack; told him aboutait when he came back, ° and pa says I'¥p got to do my share of the work this time or else I can\u2019t go.\" JE Jack Warner whistled in sympathy ag Bill Mumford looked dolefully down from the top of the freight car upon which they wery perched.\"Too bad,\u201d sald he; \u201chalf of the fun you get on a picnic is In going and coming\u2014and you can't have any fun it you've a lot of baskets to mind, \u201cI'll meet you at the grove, anyway.None of the other \u2018robbers\u2019 are going.They're all going to walt for the Lutheran picnic.but I guess we'll find something to do.\u201d Jack shinned down the ladder and made a bee-line for dinner, leaving Bill to scrape from his trousers some of the tar he had collected where he had been sitting.The next morning saw the perspiring Bill laboring toward the station under the weight of two heavy baskets, \"Gosh ding it!\u201d he said to himself; \u201cIt it wasn't for what's comin\u2019 I'd chuck the job and run\" But Bill never ran from a picnic in his lite, and didn't intend beginning now.However, diligent work fe always rewarded.Blil managed to enjoy the ride in the train, even if he was with the folk, and his spirits had risen to thelr highest pitch by the time Chestnut Grove was reached.Jack was thera to meet him with & hearty yell, and helped him carry the baskets to the table selected.Of course, the two first made & bee line for the lake.That was a custom from which No member of the \u2018Bloody BW NETTIE HERE Nettle lived thers was no garden at all-nor, indeed, room for one.Next door, however, where old Uncle George had bis home, there was plenty of room for a garden, but not à sign of one.For several weeks, Uncle George's sister, who \u201ckept house\u201d for him, was called away on business, and the old man was left alone.At that time Nettie had offered to \u201cKeep house\u201d until the sister's return.Unclé George naver forgot this kindness, and, although Nettie refused any remunerstion.he promised himself that she should be rewarded.So that when Nettie, leaning over the fence, looked Into his yard and esld, aloud, \u201cIt's & shame such nice ground should be wasted,\u201d she was surprised to hear a voles comes from behind the tres nearby: \u201cWell, Nettie, I'll give you the use of 1t for & time.\u201d Uncle George came inte view, Nettle thought what fun this would be, to have à garden all her own, #0 she was soon industriously at work planting.+ You know Nett! SUDDENLY AN ONCOMING LOCOMOTIVE APPEARED Robbers\u201d ever departed.For aimost an hour they paddled on the water, and then, fearing lest their pockst money be all spent for the hire of the boat, they made for shore.Sad to say, the \u201cmerry-go-round\u201d was out of repair, but the boys found that they could easily push it around themselves and get as many rides as they wished without paying.Tommy Jones was imposed upoh by being made to do most of the pushing\u2014Tommy always did the work, while the others had the pleasure.Then they passed a busy halt hour In the swings, Jack and Bill doing stunts which caused them te be admired and envied by the onlookers.Luncheon time had new arrived.Bill did his very best to est up ing\u2014 ION.mother is an Invalid.This summer she was very Illand the doctor said she must go to the mountains, But Nettle knew this they could never afford.Then all at once she thought of her garden.Hitherto she had not thought of growing enough to sell, but perhaps.after all, she could make somes meney, The garden was tended more carefully thas ever this year.To her joy it yleided a fine erop of strawberries.and as most of the farmers had ill Tuck in rataing theirs, she got & lot of money for them.Nettles mother was se surprised that she couldn't speak when Nettle told her they were now going te the mountains.She ls certainly proud of Nettie, What is more, Uncle George says Nettie may keep her garden just as long sa she wants te.\u201cs0's there'd be nuthin\u2019 to carry back\u201d \u2014and he very nearly succeeded.After lunch they invited Ted Yarnah to go along for a ciimb up the mountain, and finally condescended to permit Ted's sister and Jack's sister to acoem- pany them.It was great fun forcing your way through the underbrush, though when the way grew very steep the girls became tired and wanted to rest about every minute.But all were glad enough *o rest when they came out upon an open spot near the top of the mountain, where the railroad ran.Bill espied shortly, on alittle siding, an old handcar.© \u201cOh, say!\" he exclaimed, \u201cwouldn't it be great to ride down the mountain on the car?! Jagk Jumped up eagerly.\u201cFine! ne and Thnow Just how 15 werk the The girls dida\u2019t want to go at first, as they were well acquainted with the boys\u2019 reckless exploits, but at last they consented.The old car wan #0 rusted that it was bard to move.However, as the grads grew steeper, it falrly wiila- sed down the mountain.Theroughly frightened, the girls clung to the ear arid wished they hadn't been so foolish es to take such a risk, while even the boys would have llked to go a little slower, When they reached the bottom of the .siopa their speed was tremendous.Om they flew along the level stretch.Suddenly, around the bend before them.ap- pearsd an oncoming locomotive.Desperately the three tried to stop the oar, but there remained no time.Baise ing the girls, they leaped from the band-car and rolisd down the bank into « muddy ditch.The engine dashed into the hand- ear, but, of course, no harm whs done.As for the brys and girls; they were wet and muddy from head to foot.You can imagine the reception thay got when they returned to the plonic srounés.Fathers and mothers united tn saying that not one of them should attend another picnic either that yser or next.Jack and Bill wished that they bad \u2018walted for the Lutheran picnic.eee ein Didn't Know AlL - \u201cJohnny, you know why I'm going te punish you, don\u2019t you?\u201d \u201cWhat for.pat\u201d \u201cNow, don't pretend you've dons nothing.1 know all the bad things you've done today.\u201d \u201c1 don't think you do, pa.You den't know where I hid the strap you whack me with.\" Real Proof.: As small Tommy was about to itm! \u20ac at the dinner\u2019 hfs fie APS PE r ER EEE TEE : MR.RABBIT WASN'T HOME\u2014BUT THE SNAKE WAS To Make Swimming Fish DIAGRAM EXPLAINING TH® TRICK T paper fish can be made to swim without aid may seem impossible, but if you will follow these directions yous will see for yourself that (t can be done quite easily.Cut out of very thin cardboard ® cross of the same shape ae that given ta the diagram.Bend the ends upward, From the same cardboard cut-out Ash such as are shown here.Glue the fish te the places ted on the cross by the Jetters & and \u20ac ; as gen \u2014\u2014 Now get four pieces of camphor, each about the etse of à pes.Attach each tittle ball of camphor, by gtus ee Tum, te the tail of a Ssh, so that the camphor will lis beneath the surface of the water whes the whole is floated in a basin, No sooner is the cross placed in the ves 8), ere Se pes vous da will avims rapidly ia 6 + E Ee o rr EBDAY.JULY 9,¥1907.MEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.Calling at Quesnstows.Piers Ci & 62 North River.Æ Te Fe LINES wa (hag aleo =a oe Fed SLY at Spm PEL rires en re BE tH 1008 ng pink A ue N = ne za LLAN LINE Boyal Mall Steamship Coy.RATES or PASSAGEBY HAVAR STEAM The a Ar aes PE | TS fase ores: 200 108 mpwarks - olds the mn + = TES OF Ts rele tes Modsiptaieotn Jods T30dinipeiecon, Modo and Sineking Rooms Au om BBR RY RE BITRR ERAŸE RATE SERVICE {motor m seuTRwALT ai rem, 0 Reford Ag encies xe Sailings From gona cs ape ie tr DON DEON LINE \"RTE STAR LINE.- Prom NEW Xi 33 LIVERPOOL es BN Rd fg | SELE ATE ae alam SEER | pee LINE Sow Yosk\u2014Chorboarp\u2014Sovibamplon Sevens eS a 18 \u201cJeiy 8 Ma iv » QUEBEC SC RAILWAY, LIGHT 1 TINE-TABLR, 1907.o{ter Monday, June 24, 1907, trains Wass Dive fire Ky wont fe lbp yd soit.wlan ore CTT eid very 40am ©10pm a Queboe for eT 7 Falls EET Emre p ier 3 ot 6.8, ER IRENE BETWEEN quxsxe AND STA ANNE DB BAUPRE Jam Dum I din in 0e ire EEA 1.SO mn Af é a a ET am.a va pti sa en rai i : except §t Paul & Moo Zo sis 10 SEW QUESEO AND 87.JOAGIN.Bi Campheliton, daily Montreal Stress.mon 4 a Waxk Diva ag for Riviere du Toronto Bueet.bso 103 ren Tay ean Ln lea, 1d daily except Saturday and win Cit: in on ee 1% 04 ures Er \u201ca, 1am own Aon troit te sr, 684 68 630 PR Maritime Express for Hali- Forez Tramway.\u2026 \u2026\u2026.101 97 RS Jot queen.MLE 10.24 «B.| fax Se st 3%, Jobin, dally.Din Dinisg and oledo Ballmay wwe ee TB Soh 0 jo ben 4 128 160m.a rune Eavana Eleotrie Core 35 vb Hikes du SE, on = Sa | vane Elecirie, pid, 0 % Taommare £5 Toma aT Bas Paulo ontaris.Co.se Tag | = Jasve Quebec for Beaupre, 6.80, 8.00 am.(x) Ho Fori treot and ste.Rotate cheliey O.\u2026.Je sia, di wm on | EE a i TE a ve Baines for Quebec.6.00, 15 am, B08 I.& 8.pid.48 Boast dc Quben, 800m, nd ~ Steamer Orleans pe sé vois ax.j trains; all othery are eléoterie traima.Onand 8th June, tims and elreumetances on! x by = A Ee conaecte ot Musik To wl permitioe ML sim ce a Voit inert TI et 167 tortum, yeti - late Se.amen oem New York, July 8~The market a Bell Telephone, grep mam wee 183 180 Fe Tobe Berne co ftems\u2014 | LES IRIE | od irons, dative\u2019 and grivie Ming.pic.18 14 ee ators nh abn pme = YEAx but it was otiesd in the early trad: | Take of the À formal a .inne «pa | ing that the main burrab was made in ke of the Woodsentr Ba seit ne countiine MP ERIDAT AMDEATURDAS N° | ono or two stocks lke Acp., St.Paul, | Laurentides Pulp Ce pu te ed | Se et ci da EDW.A.EVANS, 1pm 19pm that after some i | bom Fore ipadsat FN - ge i La fo te uly et come ire Dom.Textile, pid._ a [7] QUEBEC & LEVIS FERRY,| **\"\" sn | In enh Uta ety en | Ma ne, 9.08 1.On and Ar the 30th June.1907, oT HIT | make | o'clock aod fn the afternoon almost | R xt de Janeiro, 25 &\\ 3), 2B at XD TIPS WILL BE FOUND CC sverything \u2018 ons above UE Sa raou vo TRAY av auzane | fan Batardon's dom.Trade mas] QURBEG STOCK EXCHANGE.© 38 : ee = ull and éommission house buriness | Furnished Ac Nes Bellean & Co., 09 A was very light.In the late trading, ! Stock Broker, 93 54.Peter Street.\u201cSteamer Frontenag |:ow md fm Si Jom oe Sp 10 aN, AO |as e raie the clone was {ractionally Asked.Offered.AN Ferry Batwetn Queen, Siuery ane Se o .Time : het PES ed permitting, w A ou\u201d | VT.RONUALD > QUE - 2% x HLS as - it Liopm FYRÉY DAY pa 201 \u201cw ana ns pina 8 = 160 as te = Lu s.- £ eps $40,717 shares.174 un + parité ep si 19 Joes Linea wie gems | »e 49, vou = s AY - 8 pp, rf ta om Steamer \u201cTran plon.= » 1% Throigh Kz: | St, Laurent, St.Wiehe, St.po and - - 16 a fret se pere | ronan ng na î o | ance, ead profit taking wes saueh is 0.ny Ta wil 182 | evidence several sims he rie Dom.Textile fi Wa to onimoreacy .Fong .Ne bes Railway.ce \u201d» - Grand Truak Railway Feary.roo Wien and quete en Ei re ova % ook Days Mishel .\u2018 voura QUESsa, re 4% x turddys.ol pe 3 mors \u2018 : =3 A Reprew fem te Jorn Ques 13 em.Thon wi iam ae omeiat, Vat à Roll, Pole Fa Mapping at Sto loa ihe morning sely | and on Puciko ol i = 2 ing © agraire 35 att trom the we 72a ma can ' or mers below wi while.LS La « 0 LE av a [RS pr om he Fe EE | a de der er Este x re re a vo pena VT \u201c= | DR.CHASE'S OINTMENT.LONDON WEEKLY SERVICE.(Austen died wita ocié storage amd cond THE MRE REFORD CO.ue INTERCOLONIAL LT SIRT Nf Trains leave Levis as ows: 19.05 AM.Night Hysachinthe and Mdntresl, ile Caron \u2018his Luis PE ane E £ 8 P.M.\u2014Maritime Expres for St achinthe and Montreal daily.Dining snd Parlor Cary on this trie.12.10 A.M.\u2014Ocean Limited St.John end Halifax, daily carpe Se day.Dining and snd B 8.50 A.M.\u2014Ocean Limite and Montres), daily for BA.ox: may be 00 12.Montres!, Toronto, Quebec, St.John, NB.Perret rar mere eres Sund Hendaome 8 ay.loping | Jens + TELEPHONE 946 Commercial News, i i Es 1êTF ; 3 i a TE ter | Trunk, : cap bo bad at tickets olos Through Slesging Parlor cam Motreal to Now York.peus : Bere and cach Tor ie oak + | The money market alio shows evidence \u201c| time money is still very .fold» exporte was ope item * { Quotations furniched | Canadian Pacific STOCK BROKERS Tranencti tres! Stock ons pression ae dress om Chas.Head à $27, New York end B st Franal Xavier St, MOWTERAL- .123 3.rir Sh, Gea.PHONE 1600 Mcoaaid, Lesperance & Cohates, Noshelags Bank Bailing .tai (and, a DIXEOT WIRE CÉÉANOTIONS WITH E & C MNDOUMA 111 BROADWAY Thi.$100.Choloou Franisnse | = STOCK AUD (NVESTMENT BROKER, 98 ST.PRTER STREET TELEPNONE 377.STOCKS AND BOND! va Neatreal, Toronto, Mew York or Chisago Exobanges.MUNICIPAL DEQENTURLS INDUSTRIAL BONDS.ome weg aly svimativs LJ QUEBEC REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN SU sunetT COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.foe Cash or 08 Cont Rh GBox 28 nee Tel.AMOS J.COLSTON, Tntalte andrirust Accounts Ad \u2014OFFIOR \u2014 Hochelaga Bank Building, 8t.Peter Street, Quebos.Members of the Nhw York Stock4 Accourranr, Auprton, Cuxaros, Lrauve Datos, Ignace, Exthange.DELEWARE & HUDSON RD.iA Shortest, Quiekest and Beet MONTREAL TO NEW YORK from Quebec via the Grand tercojonial or the Cangdian pueisioiin0e toes gonsisch at Montreal with the path y \"drach tickets abov hy the Deleware & ado mon, wed, sat of mani Boon opening.TE ation call funds this after- oted 3 3 ber, cmt.after per frm at per cent.There hos been very little news of moment, the resumption of a , but this wes offset by oy en 4 improving crop re ports.We look for mars or less pro- | Ney fit taking and irregularity snd believe stocks should be bought on fair breaks for turns.MONTREAL STOCK FCHANCE.: pie Belles à AS pa Montres!, rAd 8, 1907.176 Late CT Lows suo Baar are Brorme CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.may 17xt.L Cantin Sho8 Machinery Go, LIMITED We Manufacture the following machines, and sell on the non- Royalty system Standard Screw, Slugger, Forget oe Mailor, Heelèr.We bave also all kinds of wire teks, necessary in the uss o.oo ahove, for sale at reascaahls p: Menulactures of Boots and Pn especially thos intending to start oew fectaries, : oaboutd not at fo inspeat mac! are an Se market as vd speed end worknan « 308 St.Joseph Street | 52 ST.ROCH, QUEBEC.PHONE 2835, Quebec Steamship Coy Lid Wow York, Bermuda and West Indies | po Royal Mail Lines.SaitinatromPier 47 North River, KT NEW YORK FOR BERNUDA Twin Sersw 88 BERMUDIAN 17th and Sst Foly, at 11 5m NEW YORK FOR WEST INDIRS Meret tre Dogs a Se Sartaique, St re sa à MANOK, {Corgo seamen) bh July atp.m.St.Lawrence Line.1a Sorow Iron 8.8 CAMPANA L70 alone te all from Quebes at nook, TUESDAY, 16th JULY, Basin.Mal 3ay.ive arand, \u2018River.ere énee jottetown and Pt ! © aceomadation foe SES route 1 merk Eine parol of dn Ld ne ives salliag \u20ac | ressived en ng da) st simeen Sand tia.m.cer further information vor TES VE aura UTERBRIDGE & Co.Agen 45.0 NS Bros wa3, Now York 8 J.eus, Jr.Tieket Agent, Quedes Ter THE ST.LAWRENCE Gamadion Kviuion Gn, Li DAILY SERVICE Between Quebec and Montreal BY STEAMERS «COLONIAL Captain J.J IMPERIAL\u2019 Capt.Wm.Pa a Provided with ail Medora Convonionses Leave Quebec at 3 o'clock pm.at Thres Ri Bo: di RET Bn 18 Et ah 9.308 \u2018save Moatreal at5o'clock pm.due in dithecat?o'clock a.Bond ay inves a Gadd to retarn on Monday, CHEAP RATE».LANDING Quebec :\u2014-Cheulnard Wharfva PAU Eng A.AUG Agent.Quebea, : mayisis Steamer Alexandria will start her bar regula trips to Bufalo and return on July 3rd ion, ure teksts for the first.two Leon Quebec, uly 2rd and 10th Prebate, Ineoivency.Judlstel, Fiaeitty, ji HOMESSLKERS' EXCURSIONS To Manitoba and the Canadian Northwest, ong 18 and 3; August 19 and 27; Boptember re Tickets good far 60 Gays, Shafi Core * si PL id \u201cpen Lapacd | Tuas Tables ots, ru RZ Sahn EET, mune Piste F5 THE QUEBHO CHRONICLE _- _ ® => Hem Thee 5 COMIEREML V.E PARADIS! TIT i Accountante, Auditors\u2019 Public Accountant, vMNS LEAVE POINT LEN es srôck BROKERS and Liquidators.AUDITOR AND CURATOR iin] Don Le Ci : i ony .rae] Magn Hl - MF Tr 00 | y AMD TORONTO.aueasa Huston «cire Min, | 15, {oi FOR JAPAN AND CHINE : \u2014 , \u2014 Sou 7.30 x {EE BY SIEAMEES x focal Socuriies a Spocial, |rvson snumens à SUV EELIEU COMPANY DEILEEUS i i \u201cATMA\u201d MONTEAME\u201d ad \u2014 dé Batteur street.| yeni onto \u201cITAL.\u201d 83 ST.PETER ST, QUEBEC, BRUNE | OUPS CW.WALCOT, |B | omering Bxseptional Adrane tages.One class of passengers only, viz., \u201cIntermediate.\u2019\u2019 \u2018Cheap and comfortabie wag t@ travel, with every accommeocda tion.4 \u2014 \u20ac Yor dencipéive book, rate and fit tee «Op Too © ool 86 St, Joba 8%, casasr Palace Hill, For rates, etc, apply to M.P.RCE 8 as rat MONTREAL LINE Service Daily, Including Sundays, at 6.40 P.SAGUENAY LINE On and after Friday next the 5th inst.there will be a steamer to the Saguenay every morning at 8.30, calling at intermediate posts.TORONTO LINE OPEN Service from Montreal daily except Sunday, Freight received fog Hamfttén, Toronto and intermediate ports.Avoid the Heat, the Dust and Noise.FREIGHT RECEIVED UP TO 68 P.M.CONNOLLY, General Agent.THE ST.LAWRENCE BOUTE TO EUROPE CPR \u201cEMPRESSES \u201d ROYAL MAIL SERVICE QUEBEC AND LIVERPOOL From urs Joly June i El - Aug.FECES EN A a E RATES 1st cabin\u2014800.00 and opwards Kl ® and $5.50 craze {54 L \u2014Msmends MANTNBA\" § 0 and vp sao ato imran nz open tnd ee ds HONE.dg.8 ¢., 8] 10 es EE Froude Bt.SH He Siok \u2018Tenny, Ticket Agent, Q! Gaspe Steamship Line | , S.S.GASPESIEN 10th and 24th, av 4 p.m.for Gaspe | ai PP eight received Wednesday, until 2 p.m, alent accomodations for pas- For light, Passage and staterooms, apply to J.A.BOUCHARD, Mgr.40 Dalhousie 8t.Norik Shore and Sydney R.M.S, RESTIGOUCHE CAPT.E.C.SEARS Will sail Saturday, July 8th, for North Shore Ports as far as: oy uan and from thence to Sydm Foie ia now being received at Cross Fer per of passage, freight, etc., apply to HOLLIDAY BROS.101 St.Petar St.CIE.DE NAVIGATION DE QUEBEC s.S.\u201cPERSIA\u201d CAPT.C.LANGLOIS LEAVES QUEBEC: 1 Fee RE LEAVES MONTREAL: Monday dep sossosconeo 7 PI Lowest rate wl freight and passeners, Leaves Atkinson's Wharf, Quebec.Leaves Victoria Whart, Montreal.F.X BROUSSEAU, Manager, Tol Quubos, 9046.sobre Male 1546.LAL Sl Sundard remedy for Glest, Sonerrhae flurain 1% 48 HOURS.Cures Bladder 1 mm QUEBEC CHRONICLE Printed and Eee br the Woon: ice ting og D i at t el ce Company, 9 Buade the A A pr an ly, $1.00 ky, $1.90 pr annum, Avante pet agate line $24.00 Meals \u2018and berth included.MATHIE & ELLIS CO.\"130 St.Paul 8t.rer, es, =~) insertion, 10e.per agate line subsequent insertion.ses sed ETE a Lg The New Route to the Far-Fameg Saguenay & St.Maurice Rivers.|! On and after June 16th, 1907, trainge will run as follows: \u2014 LEAVE QUEBEC FOR 9.30 A.M Montreal, daily except 11.16 AM La Tuque.Kuberral and Pa ai: Sunday {Lurch at 8t, Raymond, Sunday ont 8.20 P.M & Raymond, daly ex i Binley.8.20 LM.Lake St.Joseph daily rte 10 CoP Robseval sad Ohigoatl ml, day day and etn urday aly, tr rep ARRIVE hy fr.FROM day.Lorcite Wednesday and Friday, Li Shes Boberral ao La Ton eh 2 Lake £2, Joseph Hotel 3e danser \u201d Pret tao eo foten 3 Louis sr da was frontenss, sad 7 Tice: JSloes ¥ hry.GL Ry.ot a Tr.Fariorand useping aur 10 A000.ae tation 0235 Next sailingr Wednesday, July | reserved Moiroishe er will Le outre at at Quebec stellen Fast Freight Train between Quebec Montres} leaves de ty except dal rit sad T2073 From Quebec.arriving Montreal at rast \u2018rss Montreal, arriving Quebec of - ALEX AAR.aan Ga P.&P.àgt.Gen.P, oF x GEG TE vam, Quebec, June 15th, 1987, (OU uLT SALLE RAILWAY a MOST DIREGT SERVICE NEW YORK, .ROSTON, JULY RXCURSIONS TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS $12.80 .«.Tickets \u20ac0od go ng ~very Satur t Wain, aud elit ern including board t?mm Satnr ay afternon 'o Mon ave funnel apy fan rue Pepe fom.tb Wot stein Aru 0 Howe, pence rien 4 sé, PORTLAND For further forzation\u2019 and Pullman reserve tion apply Lo Citr ! iexet Office Temissouat Railway Toxing Kent June ded, 1808, pres R an mouse Fe E Leaves ers an 1 Loup.GH Min Er ny RE Lea N.Eps SuSE ala SNE nN, Mir Lm ee Sp oe SBA Ail Traine Dally except Sunday Cosnecung at Edmundoton Je, with Pie FES ER Es Fort Fairtaid Me, eae Lin xy, em bd WH ol Invent Hy ER ne A Clear Soft nn Skin 50%,» veer u CALVERT'S 10% Carbolic Tollet Soap, oft and omasth, aly the yerest mets: de te male i, inelading o areelNens nd Crystal to «me mn sri a \"magasin dns ptr 0 pao.ao srr APRN CEOS 5 dh THE QUEBEO ut KONICLE.GOOD FRIENDS DIXIE, CAMILLO and Bank of , POLO CIGARS Montreal ST.ROCH BRANCH Corner of Bridge and'St.Joseph Streets.SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Interest Paid 4 Times a Year.HAMS SUGARED CURED - - sat 13c.A.DOMBROWSKI Phone 839 Champlain Market MATERIAL.AT THE BEST PLACE.MECHANCS\u2019 SUPPLY CO, : 80-60 ST.PAUL STREET.HONK HOUSE.reat demand for ocnest pates to the St.Anne street, bas secured the adjoin- baiting.ory occupied which\u2019 she > has renova à , and will combine both bufld- under the name of Monk Houseth the additional space thus afford- , she will be able to accomodate a Jerger number of guests in fu- Mrs.Lemieux 9.5.RCKABY | Underikor nd and Embalmer Famiture \u201cai Badding Bikes aud Tne Desks .887 ST._ JOHN ST.QUEBEC.OCR IMPOBTED ET and SAUTERNE WINES ARE GOOD AND RICH FOR gor PER DOZEN GPARTS \u2018TNE SALE £ icpeades EVERY WIAGARA GRAPE WINE TWO QUALITIES \u201831.00 AND3L50 PER GAL PLEASE CALL FOR SAMPLES MUDORE PATRY : EUROPEAN WINE CELLAR, 37, 60, 71 ST.JONN STRUET Evo Womse Thos.Donohue THREE JULY SPECIALS, 35c.White Lawn Blouses with Tucks and Insertion.Special .,.86c.a49c.White Lawn Blouses, with Tuckg and three rows of Insertions.Spe.LL ppp DO 75c.Ia Ses a an sertions.Specialeraceesreriennen.The.Thos, Donohue 188 ST.JOHN ST.NOVELTY POST CARDS.Quebec In à ut Shoil 24 Views for 10c.Quebec In à Sea Shall 24 Views for 106, Nutty Post Cards A Rutty Proposition Wireless Message À Genuiné Noveltygt Fan Pest Cards pen the Pan and see Que! gq, ces Eee Le T.H.O'NEILL 248 ST.JOHN STREET.NOTICE Te hereby given that the Pin ths mouth Fes Rouge River is id merged ap well as the anther water Pier that was thoca up to last winter et the end of ths Jong whart.The oositler_of the pie: at the mouth of the Cap houge River is ag harets.fore shawn by a flat buoy he day and a white light by night, jand the position of the water Pier recen taken at the of the Lon, Viet in in a »f 4 line with fiat bu or any abs Bo et to th \"oop Roves Wharf and Pier Co, | jane@axt.f, TOO tna.| É Academy R Rollaway OPEN DAILY.7 issavorion FRER \u2018How isthe time to learn the faseinat.hg pastime of Roller Skating: Admission and Skates §5¢.Summer Prices Regular Rates.Band Sess 2 QUEBEC TURF CLUB adjoarned annual meeting of the SEE RE on om, of the Chatean Froctenss.» By ive AV.ASEMRAD, PERSONAL Sala, of Paris, is @ guest et teau.Foe, LB.Boy roturosd 45 dwn from Montreal yesterday.Mr.P.M.Hollingsworth, of * Mom is registered at the Chateaus, of Montreal, 8.N, Parent ie his family at Lake an D.Lumsdee, Chief Engineer of he ansooneoeutal Railway, of Ot tawa, arrived in the city yesterda: 4 Mrs.Dandurand is the guest of \u201chee sisters, Mesdames Simard and Legendre for a few days.Mr.Walter H.Newey, represeati the Harris Automatic Press Con | Chicago, wes in the city yesterday.Mr.Rousseau, advocate of Ar cbaboske, was in town on professionel business.Mrs.French, ol Ottawa, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.Wr.Langford, Montmorency Faille.Hon.Semator Dendurgnd was the gent of Dr.Art.Simard at Sttronele, Island of Orleans, on Sunday last.! Mrs.KE.R.Alleyn, family and Miss tJ.Pellotier, bave left for Kamouraska, where they will spend the sum- wer months.The Right Rev.A.Hunter Dumn, | Lord Bishop of Quebec, sailed from |Liverpool on Saturday on the Allan \u2018Line 88.Victorian, and is due to ar- cive bere on Friday, 13th inst.Mr.and Mrs.E.Smith and Miss Smith, who are the guests of Mr.and Nrs.À.P.Doddridge at Montmorency Polls, will return home to Montreel to-morrow.Chas.Hallock, the veteran angler and sportsman and the founder, owner and itor of Forest and Stream for many years, is nt present in Quebec {renewing some old friendships.Montrealers at the Chateau :\u2014Mr.end Mrs.J.D.Barker, D.Cameron, L.A.uv eal wife, J.B, Roper and son, W.J.McNally, A.Campbell, F.Bodley, K.F.Khigkish.Arrivals at the King Edward : Smith, J.Walker, Montreal: J.Ÿ Latouche, New Richmond : A.Caron, Ottawa : L.York : 4.Beaiette Wichigap : Plunkett, Hamilton ; A.Gervais, he.Fly.Arrivals at the Chateau : \u2014 J.& Syn.wie wife and mon Pdeite ope, r; J.B.t 8 JB.Levis, J.Adams, Mr.TE Mrs.A.S.Macfariane, Boston ; E.J.Heaton, Robert Howe, Chas E.Me Cracken and wife, # Gallagher and wife, Toronto: W.Adams, H.A.Scott, F.M.Pascoe, Chicago ; E.C.Brin; Mise A.Bliss, Mr.and Mre.New ok Silla, items > 8 Form Forsyth, SY A Arrivals at the Clarendon: \u2014W, Gardiner, Toronto; H.J.Ware and | er Del Bi Del Rio, Texas; qi 8.Dreyfus, Montreal; L.R.Allen, Met M.Sheldon, Miss Eva J.Miss 8.C.Rickards, Miss Jean Eadie, North Adams, Mass.; Mine A.E.H.Puller, Deer- .L._ Alyer wife, Saxton River, Mt.; J.Rowan and wife, J.BE.Daly, Montreal; 8.Truman, Montreal: Mies L.S.Hotchkiss, Boston; Ella F.Barker, Manchester, NH; Miss H.E.Ellri m, Jersey City, N.Y.; oo L.Smith, C.Hoyer, ; Anna O\u2019Brien, Watarburg, Corn E M.Price, Kemouraska; T.F.Blair, Doran, Misses Doran, Mise J.Flanaigen, Providence, RL; T.C.Sebo and wife, New York: J.E.Deslauries and wife, ge Deslauriers and ite, Montteal; E.Werdein and wife, Roohester, N.Y.; Ta Moreau, M.D., St.Johns, : Que.z I; E.Hebert and wile, St.John, Que; Miss M.E.Lane, Miss A.A.\u2026 Cometouk, Meriden, Ctls at the St.George\u2019 Hon 18 5) Ann etreet :\u2014Ed.He: brush, Toronto; Mr.and Mre.H.D.Dreyfus, Neto Bedf Mrsley, isa = Boston ; Mr.Bhecwi iu AL Co Fitch n, Miss naor, burg, Mass.: Nr.and Mrs.Wyatt, Chettencoga, Tem.; Mr.end Mrs.G.J.Cummings, Washington ; Mise A.C.Nunsey, New Bedford, ass: Miss À.M.Willems, Miss A.4 J Vase Tye jo Nl , 188 E.Potter, emo, 1 wr EA Moors, Westbrook, bt} Suith, West.Haven Corn.; by R Mim A.B.Poor, WakeBeld, Naas Ur.asd Mrs.Edmund Hardy, Toronto.SEVERE TWUMBERSTORMS Baulé Sta.Marie, Ont July 8.\u2014 oe dance thi a bee in this oly dione he Michigan, Chnadier Lighting & Power service awd buildings.striking several The Michigen Soo/is in derktess.users OCEAN ARRIVALS.88.Minnehabe, at New York, from London.88.Eroonland, #4 Rew York, York 88.Lauretien, ot Glasgow, from 88.Jovan, et Moville, from Mon 88.(Kosaig Abert, ot Gibraltar, from \u201cs.ab Gibrahier, from New \u201cun | 53.Camoris, etGibesltor, from Bos 4 © Rimouski; John | PY o | he was after thei D.Walker, Miss | bird ONTARIO WOMAN - \" BERSFORD'S WIDOW She May Lay Claim to the Kotate - \u2014 DESERTED - YEARS AGO She Married Again Beles His Death However\u2014A Romantic Taie from the Sister Province.Toronto, July 8 .\u2014 In an Ontario town, and now married to another man, lives the widow of the late Lord Delaval Beresford, whose estate of $2,000,000 has been under administra: tion by his two brothers.Admiral Lord Charles Beresford and Lord Marcus Beresford.Flora Wolf, a negrees with whom Beresford lived for nearly a score of years, has been given $15,000, but der di claim to be bis | wife is unfounded if the story told by tbe Ontario woman is true, The Iatter was married to the titled Englishman over twenty years ago when she was a girl of about eighteen.She! bas oil the papers tp prove her marriage, and alto to prove that the man she married was Beresford.DESERTED AFTER TWO WEEKS.The story goes back to a iod over twenty years ago, when Beresford first came to thic country.In St.Catharines and Ottawa and other | places be cut a gay dash in society | under au ossumed name.She was a pretty lade in her teens, end ford found her charming.They were | married by a Methodist minister, and for two weeks their life was apparently a happy cde.But it is said.that Beresford soon tired of his toy.Ha disappeared utter- The git] wife was left to make her living as best she could.She took ja sewing and apperently sucoseded fairly lt in this ne ne, ior she finally owned -a little property which, thoy not large, was a tribute to her industry.ANOTHER LOVER CAME.The years went by, and the girl's early romance beoame more and more of a dream.Other interests dame into ! her life, and a new love.For years she: felt that she dare not , but as time want on she sought advice.She went to her pastor, a Baptist minister, the pastor, also, of the young man her choiee.The case was a somewhat puzzlin one.Beresford had been gone for hall a dozen years.A man who is absent for seven years under certain circumstances may be legally supposed dead.The minister proceeded to eo in quiries.For two years be searched for the missing man, finding traces of him all over the world.But the man himself he never found.He even em- Ployed Baptist misvibnaries in India to him in that ler land, but it was in vain.When Beresford hod been gone cight years, the minister advised ¥ the two members of his flock that ve had ter marry.There was the possibility of the titled foreigner\u2019s return, but it seemed slim.A letter to his brother, the Admiral, had been unanswered.No one seemed to know of his whereabouts.Possibly he was dead.SO THEY WERE MARRIED.As a matter of fact, of course, Beresford died only last December, when he was killed in o railway wreck.That fact, however, does not in the least affect the Ontario woman's title.She in still his widow for all legal She is also the wife of a well-to-do railway man, for the two took their pestor's advice.were not married by him, for he missed a train and failed to arrive.Again a Methodist minister tied the knot and the couple have lived happily ever since.There was no child irom the first marriage.And now comes the question as to whether or not the Ontario woman will prees her claim as heir to the estate of the man whe married her.There stems to be ne doubt that she.prove the marriage, and she elaims to to have papers which conclusively identify her husband.In fact he ol her who r marriage.The matter is rill in doubt, but a decision must be reached shortly, as the estats is being distributed.la a town not a great distance from Toronto a wo man is doing some very hard thinking and the pastor who ro long as sisted her in tracing her husband fs also considering the problem which confronts her.SPEED OF FISHES, -\u2014 Tarpon Sharks and Mackerel Are the Swiftest of Swimmers, When scientists\u2019 desire to nut how fast a certain bira flies, it is necessery only to set up poles and hote by stop watches the time the Tequires to croes the interval.The speed of firhes is more difficult to ascertain.Nev , as the Saturday Evening Post explains, estimates pa made sho that the mac! considering its icap in sise, comes close in being the cham- Pron racer.Unquestionably the mackerel travel sometimes aa fast ae an express train at high speed\u2014eny, at the rate of sixty or possibly seventy miles an hour, did 10ther things being equal, the larger the fish the faster it swims, just as t is ablo to travel at as greater thon the little harbor wg.Undoubtedly theo employed by a fish telly great sise, such as a ry foot shark, when travelling at its best tie Ey Cemmeannte.An or- y tug, whi « maximum of energy in a minimum of bulk, utilises abo 200 horsepower.Of course & is only a guess, but it would not seem to be over the mark to suppose that a seventy foot whale makes use o?500 hortepowr when it the huge Joa No present more Joloome tor old ana young tha \u201cGALA PÉTER\" LI deibois a and Lamont, \u201cCorliss & Où, Sole Irmaparters, , Montreal.MONTREAL, UPPER TOWN BRANCH, Fabrigue Street Savings Department INTEREST PAID 4 TIMES À YEAR DAY BY DAY.PEPSI OL 00005000 The rain was much needed in town\u2014 to lay the dust.If you don\u2019t see what you want, ask for it.If you don\u2019t know what you want, keep quiet.Trust to \u2014\u2014 luck and few people will trust you, remarks the Champlain oi : street philosopher, The Quebec bridge is -building up ageïn rapidly, thank you.Not baving had en to contend with in the weather this season, we are wow apperently go to have elections thrust upon u us.ins Blow the trun trumpet, Beat the drum, Keep your hands.in your and nobody else can ge poke This appears good advice at present, Would you call the bak thoroughbred?.The tourist makos the caleche go.The straw hat na tocinge as well nite out his ue ACCIDENT T6 STEAMER Kingston, Ont., July 6\u2014Thé steamer wah, one of the big AFTER NEW INDUSTRIES Sarnia, Out., July 8\u2014Two bylaws which have been before the people for the past few weeks were voted où today and carried almost unanimously.One was Lo miss the necessary noney ta purchese a factory site and a bonus of 810,000 to the Standard Chain Coof Pittain Peo to build a Canadian brane! 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Er va a ee TINT a I ei TUFSwAY.LY © tu F SIMARD & CIE: ANNOUNCEMENT SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE | IN ALL DEPARTMENTS .| We Start the Second Week of Our Incom parable July Sale with a Bousing Festival of Bargains.A Rare Opportunity to Procure Seasonable Goods at Lower Prices than have ever Been Offered in this City, Suits, Coats, Skirts and Waists, Linens, Wash Goods, - Hosiery and Underwear.Ladies\u2019 Hats, Dress Goods, Silks, Whitewear, Ete.Astonishingly Low Prices Prevail \"in all Departments.F.SIMARD & CIE, 142 ST.JOSEPH STREET, ST.ROCH.DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limited.MINERS and SHIPPERS of the CELEBRATED \"DOMINION\" STEAM and GAS COALS SCREENED, RUN-OF-MINK and SLACK FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO SALES AGENT, 119 ST.JAMES ST., MONTRE AL CHEAP JUNE SALE Of MILLINERY All our Trimmed and Untrimmed Huts Greatly Reduced.JUST RECEIVED ® New Lawn and Lingerie Bloises and AR, Costumes.Dress Skirts and Suits in Voile, Silk and Lustre.Children\u2019s Dresses in all Sizes.New Muslin Underwear, Veilings, Ribbons, Gloves, Ete.Mrs.D.R.Murphy, 46 Fabrique Street, Quebec, \u2014 P.J.COTE | Opposite Palace Hill, M Sale of Silks\u2014 ALL COLORS \u2014 « \u201c 44 \u201c se 4\u201c \u201c se \u201c \u201c 4\u201c 136 1.30 Ladies\u2019 Summer Costumes $4.75 Reduced to.8$2.49 \"550 Lun 2.99 7.00 marre 8.49 P.J.COTE Opposite Palace Hill.pat puis pus put fond fd 1 "]