The Quebec chronicle, 6 février 1909, samedi 6 février 1909

[" >.o The Weather Lower 84.Lawrence and Gull\u2014High , snow or sleet.! Quebec Observaiory-\u2014Maximune temperature : 194; mimimum, 10, CUEBEO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6.1909 The most highly refined and healthful of baking powders.Its constant use in almost every American household, its sales all over the world, attest its wonderful popularity and usefulness.LONGROAT AGAIN À WIN ATING ALFRED SHAUBB After a Most Exciting and Severe Contest- Shrubb Led for the first Twenty- Four Miles.GREA1 EXCITEMENT AT THE CONTEST.New York, Feb.8.\u2014Moking an even swinging strides that rarely varied throughout the race, Tom Lonrboat, the Opondaga Indian from Canada, wrested the laurels of an indoor Murathon race to-night at Madison Square Garden when victory seemed within the reach of the plucky Euglishman, Alfred Shrubb, who collapsed in the 25th mile, leaving the Indian to finish the long race of 26 miles, and 385 yards alone.Long boat's time for the race was 2 hours.83 minutes, 302-5 seconds, which is nearly eight minutes behind the record made by Dorando.the Italian, in his race with Johnny Hayes.the Qlympic Marathon winner last fall.The Indian finished in fine fettle and was in no way di M ; Madison Square Garden, New York, Feb.5.\u2014All that part of New York's: millions, that lend their interest to the sport of rumning tumed towards Madison Square Guden to-nicht to witness the indoor Marathon race between Thomas Longboat, the Canadian Indian runner and Alfred Shrubb, the champion Enclish middle-lintance runner.A large crowd had cathered long before the doors of the big Amphi-Theatre opened the way to the saucer pan track, where the two contenders were to measure strides for the Marathon distance of 26 miles, 385 yards.The best time aver the Ganlen course war made by Dorando, the Italian, in a race with John Hayes, the winner of the Olympic Marathon Lone wer The Italian wan later defeated in a Marathon contest at the Garien ov l'om lameboat.Among éarly arrivals Shrubb ruled favorite in wagers made at 7.10 5.Trained to the minute Shrubb showed in perfect condition when he entered hin dressing room at the Garden.The Indian also made a wood impression as he donned his running attire.| Shrubb's admirers spoke of the mar- cellos apeed with which the Enplighman covers distance up to fifteen miles and declared that he would run the Indian off hin feet and end thé race in easy strides.Frienda of Lonebont inted to his fast performances as indicating that he could keen within distance of Shrubb early in the race and fhen move out for a successful eprint in the last fow miles.was some delay in getting the race started but at 9.19 the cone testanis were sent away.Shrubb immediately flashed into the lead and.assuming a fast pace, vraduallv in- oreased the distance between himself and the Indian runner.Shrubh'a tac- tion soon became plain.He swiftened his pace after roing a lap or no and though Longboat ran with easv stride It was evident that the nace was too etiff for him.When Shrubb finished the third lap the Indian was a third of a lap behind and from there to the end of the first mile, which Shrubb finished in 4 minutes, 32 neconds, the Indian slowly but surelv, fell behind.At the end of the mile TLonghoat was three-quar of a lap behind and at \u2018the end of the second mile Shrubb was feading by nearly a lap and a half.The time for the two miles was 10.18 4-5.Shrubb'a almost perfret action in running brought him the admiration, of the crowd expressed frequengly in cheers and shouts of encouragement.Longboat, with his graceful lope, however, had a host of frienda who id not seem to lose confidence as the Foglishman drew into a comfortable load.Shrubb faiched the five mile din- tance in 97.84, Shrubb wan two and one-half laps ahead at this time.Jt was noted here that while Shrubb had gained two laps in the first three miles, he had only added an\u2019 addition.SHEARS AND CLUBS al half lap in the next two miles.Shrubb's plan, it appeared, was to run a fast mile or two, during which he made decided gains.and then he would steady down to a trot.apparently to reserve his wind and strength.His sprints always created an uproar in the crowd, the spectators cheering him frantically.The Englishman gained another two and one- hall laps in the second five miles and was five laps, or half a mile.ahead when the ten miles were finished.The time for the ten mile mark was 67.22 1-5.loncboats time in his race with Dorando was 58.57 1-5, nearly a Minute and a half behind Shrubb's time tonight.+ Maintainitig hin {ast bace Shrubb increased his lead to six laps at the 12th mile but the Indian was not to be worried gut of his long swinging stride until near the 15th mile, ho shook himself and picked up about fifty yards.Shrabh, however, continued te open un the distance he- tween himself and the pursuing Indian | od and the fifteenth mile mark found the Englishman six and a half laps ahead.Shrubb'a time for the 15 miles was l hour, 28 minutes, 28 4-5 seconds.Shrubb\u2019s running was a revelation Ao the spectators who continually cheered the flying Englishman as he moved around the track with a ma- chine-like motion that carril him steadily farther away from Longboat.The Judian sought gamely to cut down his adversary\u2019s load but Shrubb showed no traces of weariness and continued bis fast pace undiminished.Unable to keep up Longboat dropped his sprint and fell back to his old Pace with the result that Shrubb secured an additional lap, making sescn laps in all at the 17th mile.During the running of the 19th and 20th miles Fhrubh put on a fine burst of speed and though the Indian responded wamely he placed the eighth lap be- twern himsell and Longboot.The time for the 20 mile mark was 2 hours, 1 minnte and 25 4-5 seconds.The Englishman's cheering admirers were given a heart thrill when Shrubb in the 2st mile suddenly stopped to changn his shoes.During his brief absence from the track Longbont gained one of his lost laps but Shrdbb coming on the course ain started out at a lively clip with the intention of regaining the jost lap.Tom Flanagan.the Indian's old manager, brought Longboat's wife out on the track to encourage her husband.Pandemonium hroke loose in the Garden during the 220d mile when Bhrubb came down to a walk for a few yards.It was apparent that he was in some distress, but he was soon off again with a swinging stride, though it could be seen that his pace had slowed perceptibly.Cheered on by his bride and shouts of his friends Longboat incransed his pace and soon began to rapidly cut down the lead of the now fast tiring Englishman.The end of the 23rd mile found Longboat only four lapa behind 8hrubb, who frequently broke his pace and walked, to rest Jhimeelf.The Indian kept relentlessly on and in the first half of the 24th mile brought forth a hurricane of applause by regaining another lap on his rival, Shrubb was in evident distress and it wan only a game effort on his part that kept him struggling on.Yong: boat regained another lap at the end of the 24th mile and was now setting NOILLY, PRAT & CO.\u2019S ~~ Dry French Vermouth UNEQUALLED FOR COCKTAILS MIXES WELL WITH CARBONATED WATERS, ! Law, Young & Co, « < < - Montreal > - TROUBLE IN THE BRITISH CHBIET Which May Lead to a- Dissolution * of Parliament\u2014 Government , Badly Divided, Newcaste-on-Tyne, Feb.5\u2014 Winston Spencer Churchill, President of The Board of Trade, in a speech here tonight said that a general election, \u201cal ready iv on the honzon, and will not be improperly retarded.\u201d Such 5 statement by a member of the Government will cause a Hutier in political circles.There have been rumors lutely of a considerable difference of opinion among the members of the cabinet on the navy question, an influential section being opposed to a great increas in the building pro- grumme.It is believed.howaver, that Mr.Churchill, in his speech to-night was but to the probability of a dissolution of Parliament after the next session, as an outrome of difficulties in meeting a Jarge deficit in the next budget.\u2018 London, Feb.5\u2014The Daily Express this morning says: \u2018\u2019The Government is faced by a grave crisis The Lords of the Admiralty demand a buildin, vrogramme of six Dreadnaughte, and have threatened to resign in a body unless their programme is accepted.Several members of the cabinet, who consider four Dreadnaughts ample, are wavering, Viscount Morley, Becretary for Indig, David Lioyd George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, John Burns, President of the Local Government Board, and Winston Churchill, President of the Board of Trade, strongly oppose Sir Edward Grey, the Foreign \u2018 ses Lotds\u2019 demands, IN A LABOR iT One Man Killed and Three Injured\u2014 Police Disperse the Rioters, retro New York, Feb.5.\u2014One man was killed and three others imjured in a riot incited, the police declare, \u2018by walking _ delogates of a Garment Makers\u201d Union, who descended upon the tailoring establishment of Jacob Greenfield, in East Second street toe day and attempted to coerce the employes of the place into quitting wark.Greenfield aud his brother, Wolfe, employed as foreman, attempt.to prevent wholesale destruction of the shop by the invaders and a melee ensued, in which clubs, shears, and {pressing irona were freely used, Police reserves dispersed the rioters.8000 BODIES FOR CHINA New York.Fob.5.\u2014Fight thousand bodies will be started on the way to their final resting place in China when the Shimosa leaves New York next week for the Far East.The hodies ave those of Chinese who have died in this country.This is the first ship- mont of bodies to China from this port in scven vears.There bodies have been sealed in new colfing, carefully labelled with the name and description of the dead man.and are being stowed between decks on \u201cI tha ship.The Shimosa\u2019s cargo bar heen col- fected by a society in the United Ktates which for small weekly dues attends to the tranefer of the bodies of those Chinese who die here to tlie] tombe of their ancestors.LEG GRAFTED ON MAN Washington, Feb.5\u2014The grafting of leg and knee from a man but a few moments dead to the stump of a living man is the rare operation which is said to have been performed some days ago at Georgetown University Hospital by Dr.George Tully Vaughn.The hospital authorities will not discuss the matter save to say that there are imlications of success.George A.Kelley, of 1157 Twentythird street northwest, was taken to the hospital suffering from a dineasnd kneecap which seemed to necessitate the emputation of hiv leg.The hon- pital physicians, it is said, obtained the permission of relatives of another white man, whose name is kept ne- eret, and who was dying, to amputate hin leg as soon after death ax pos nible and endeavor to graft the limb.This was done, it in declared.and now Mr.Kelley has a left leg grafted just above the knee.The bone was wired together with silver, and the surgeons hope the remarkable operation will be a sucoess.+ RL A.AAS the pace with Shrubh following him mantully, The thousands of sneetators ware now in the turmoil of great excitement.They yilled and cheered an the Indian slowly moved up to abreast of the Englishman who was now hut a scant lap ahead an the pair moved on in the second lap of the 9h mile.Longboat ran without an seeming distress, while Shrubb unable to run any further, fell back into a walk.longhoat quickly took the lead and the Faglishman.unable to continue furthér, collapred on the track leaving the triumphant Longboat to finish the race alone a winner.Previom to mile match race.between Robert Hal len, \u2018of New York.and Mike Springof Brooklyn.in which Spring wan allowed a handicap of ten seconde.was won by Halim by 134 laps.Time, 27.90 1.8.not slluding to this diesension, | Secretary.as firmly as he upholds the : the Marathon the live | $3 NEW RY DOC FOR QUEBEC Its Absolute Need: Forcibly Pointed Out by the Recent Delegation, The need of a large and eommodions dry: dock at Quebes, one able to ac- vummodate the largest steamers coming to the St.Lawrence, has now be come sd pressing that public opinion is a unit in favor of its immediate construction.-One of the rather ro- murkable circumstances in connection with the present agitation is the union between Quebec and Montreal in regard to the question, as evidenced by the recent interview with the .Federa! Government at Otfawa, when represen: tatives of the Shipping Federation and the Quebec Harbor Commission jointly pressed their demands for the con- | struction of this much-needed dock.In i commection with some of the delegates i who took part in the interview, the Chronicle was assured that the un- 1 animity which reigned among the joint i deputation was most encouraging, and .augured well for the fulfilment in the | near future of the project.As a matter of fact tbe Shipping Federation ; men were just as strong in favor of , the proposition as the Quebec Harbor : Commissioners.! , The deputation was backed up by ! Mesers.Fitlinm Price, Lachance, Cari rier, G.Parent and Turcotte, and the ! proposition laid before the Govern- , ment was that, as time pressed, a {floating dock should be ordered at | once for Quebec.This could be built \"and made ready for 1510.Mennwhile the work yn the new dry dock should be commeuced, either at Quebec or Levis.The dry dock should be 1,000! by 100 feet, and would take from ' tree to fire veara to build.Wien the ; permanent dry dock wns completed, the floating dock- would be taken to Montreal.The reply of the Premier was unfortunately, as favorable as might have been expected.The need uf economy, a favorite reason when Quebec interests are concerned, was cited, and the ascertion that if Quebec and Montreal were granted this favor, Halifax, St.John, Vancouver, Victoria, etc., would also insist on having docks built, was made much of.Hon.Wm.Pugsley suggested that the Government might increase the offer of thres per cent Gowernment guaran- 400 on bounds to the ten a 500 to four per t on 000,080.The matter van ipcossed at length, the Parliamentary representatives from Quebec also addinr their wupport to the project.Me, Wm.Price was par- tirularly stroug in the advoeacy of the absolute neresaitu of this accommodation for the shipping of the St Lawrencenot, | ANTI-BUCKET SHOP BILL Nashville, Tenn.Feb.5\u2014The Antifucket Shop Bill passed final reading in the Senate to-day.The bill prohi- bita dealing in futures.It is framed lier laws in several Southern States.CHESS TOURNAMENT New York, Feb.5\u2014The fourth | game in the chesn tourmament in pro- | ress af the Rice Chess Club between rank J.Marshall apd Charles Jafle, resulted to-night in a victory for Jafle after 45 moves.TWENTY VICTIMB OF FLOOD Berlin, Feb.5\u20148even miners returning home from the Potash mines near Brockhausen, Brunswick, were drowned in the flood and three other victime have been reported from Gera.This makes a total of twenty casualties.PERMANENT EXHIBITION OF GAME, St.John, N.B., Feb.6\u2014The N.w Brunswick Government at a meeting to-day decided to hove a permanent exhibition of big game, minerals and other products placed in Detroit, Michin connection with the permanent exhibition of the Canadian Governmentthere.: RA!LWAY LABORER KILLED.St.John, N.B.Feb.5\u2014In Mur doch's G.T.l°.construction camp num- her one on the Miramichi, on Thursdav, & Polish laborer named Aftanf Panicuorkr was almost instantly kill- od.He were working at the bottom of a dump *en à huge piece of frozen earth bounded down the incline and struck him, inflicting from which he digd at once.COLD WAVE NEXT WEEK Washington, Feb, 5\u2014Cold wave coming flashed the weather bureau to-day in an official warning.The resent period of mild westher, according to the bureau, will be followed by a cold waww that will appear in the over tha Central valleys and Lake re vion Monday and Tuesday and reach northwest Sunday or Monday, advance the Middle Atlantic and New England States about the middle\u2019 of next weck.NEW TRIAL REFUSED.Fredericton, N.B., Feb, 5~In injuries the Harris va Jameson, à new trisl was refused.Harris waa killed while working on the construction of the Intercolonin! elevator here for which Jame son © was contractor.The case was tried three times and each time the plaintiff recovered a verdict.Twice before the came has heen belore the Supreme Court on appeal.On the Inst occasion it waa carried to the Supreme Court of Canada which reversed the decision of the New Brunswick Court and ordered a new trial.At the third trial before Judge Landry, the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 900.This verdiot was appealed from.but the court to-day unanimous Iv refosed to grant a new trial.There are children who seem to have Supreme (\u2018ourt to-day in the case of | 44] me.NA > feb.3xwed-satxt.f.pu ONE UENT, se ca GISTER '$ WATCHES YOUR BUSINESS\u2014NEVER WINKS AT MISTAKES The National Cash Register Co., Toronto J, À De LUMEN, LOCAL AGENT, 64 St.Joseph 8t., Quebec.QUEBEC WON AT SHERBROOKE Pn \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Curlers from the Ahcient Capital Were Successful in Carnival Trophyeee === .(Special to Chronicle.) Sherbrooke, Feb.5.\u2014Une of the leading events in the opening proceedings of the Sherbrooke Carnival was the curling match for the handsome cup presented by the committee, and whith was participated in by two rinks from the Quebec Curling Club and from the Sherbrooke Club.The game was an interesting one, and re sulted in a victory for the curlers from the Ancient Capital.Skip Delany winning 19 to 11.and Skip Davidson also being victor by 21 points to 11.: The Quebec rinks were: \u2014 No.1:2C.Bom, T.P Ross, S.J.Grogan, T.J.Delany, skip.No.2:\u2014J.W.Lambton, C.Holliday, W.H.Scott, W.H.Davidson, okip.The Quebec men will meet Victoria in the finals to-day.SOVEREIGN BANK CASE INVESTIGATION Commenced in Montreal\u2014Only One Witness Heard So Far\u2014Will \u201cResume Monday.{Special to Chronicle.) Montreal, Feb.3.\u2014The preliminary enquete in the case of the Crown against W.G.Browne, formerly manager of the Moutreal branch of the Sovereign Bank, and for a time acting general manager, charged with supplying .falne statements to the Govemnment was begun to-day.The only witness examined was Wm.Fisherformerly chief accountant of the bask.Mr.Fisher testified that the state ments in question were not correct, the principal discrepancy being the failure to report n loan of about a million, made to the Cavadian Improvement Company, of the Soo.This was omitted on both ides of the statement.Mr.Fisher's exemi- nation was not concluded when the court adjourned until Mondayeee THE AUSTRALIAN BEATEN.New Vork, Feb.5\u2014Chas, Griffin, the Australian fighter, was beaten hy \u201cBattling\u201d Hurley, the New Jersey lichtwsirht, at the National A.A.to- pivht.It was hammer and tongs throushout the six rounds.Hurley sent his man repestedly to the floor and ished him with blows over the heart, Griffin lasted under difficulties.\u2014\u2014 DEADLY TORNADOES Louisville, Ky., Feb.8\u2014Death for robably a score of persons, losses of Dandgeds of thousands of dollars in property and the crippling of many telegraph wires resulted betwesn noon and dusk to-day from a series of small tornadoes which swept the South Central States from the Tennesse line to the Panhandle.The storms were socompanied in most cases by hail, darkness, terrific lightning flashes and sheets of rain.Most of the towns where losses of life occurred are off the railroads.no that news from them has been coming in slowly.Known casulaties are :\u2014 Stuttgart, Ark.\u2014Mre.Garfield and child of Will Story; Mre Story is reported fatally injured.Sulphur Springs, Tex.\u2014Mrx, James Ardis, and Mrs.C.Caldwell, from Rolling Pork, Miss.Just before the wires broke word came that four had been killed.Boston, Miss.-\u2014Reported to Birmingham that six have met death there.In other towns many dwellings are said to have been demolished y the wind.* Arkansas pnd Upper Louisiana rice flalde were inju to the extent of many thousands of dollars.PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS AZO OINTMENT is guaranteed fo Th any case of Ticblng, Blind, Biesding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or mosey refunded.50.SWEEPING REDUCTIONS Tn winter are now being made by Mesars.F.Simard & Co., in order to reduce the stock before atock-tak- re diffieulty in making their parents me ing.There are hundreds of lote to \u2018phosse from.Ses adv.CORA Fratelli Cora, of Torino.feb.4x8 The very best Italian Vermouth made is that of The above is an expression freely and frequently voiced by well informed Italians residing hers and abroad.The overwhelming demand in Italy for this unexcalled Vermouth, bids fair to be duplicated in Canada.Sole Agents for the Dominion of Canada : Fraser, Viger & Co, Limited 211 St.James Street, Montreal Holiday Jewellery.A FULL AND WELL SELECTED STOCK IN Watches, Diamonds, Rings, Bracelets, Chains, Siliverware, ine Canes, Jewel Cases, Cut Glass And other new and up to date Novelties, in the Jowellery Line Goods to suit Everybody and prices right.EMILE JACOT, \"2° Sganerh st SALMON! SALMON SALMON! Having an overstock of Salmon on hand which must be disposed of before 1st April, we are now offering this surplus stock at a price less than cost at our Fisheries.SPECIAL PRICES FOR BIG LOTS HOLLIDAY BROS.101 ST.PETER STREET LOST ON A FOUL Oakland, Cal., Feb.5\u2014-Knglishman, played from 30 to | to 20 to 1, Nnished first in the two-yeac-old rare at Emeryvillle to-day, but was diequali- Bed for fouling and placed lant.The colt interfered with Warlare and others and then carried Judge Quinn to the inside fence, wigning from that youngster by a neck.Scoville made s claim of foul.Fine weather prevailed and the track was rapidly drying out.RENFREW DEFEATED CORNWALL (Special to the, Chronicle.) Cornwall, Ont., Fé.5\u2014The Renfrew hockey team defeated Cornwall here to-night bry a score of 7 to 3 in a whirlwind finish.Lack of condition lost the game to Cornwall.Since the strike of the imported players a week ago.Cornwall has deci to stick to loonl material, and De Gray and McMillan were practically the only senior men on the (eau SENSATIONAL MURDER TRIAL Paris, Feb.5\u2014Intareet in the famous Steinbeil murder mystery has been temporarily eclipsed by the trial [for murder of Renard, a stewart and Courtois, à footman.employed by the late August Remy.a wealthy retired banker, who wan stabbed to death in his home in the Rue De La Pepinivre last Jupe.The killing was done with a dessert.knife, and a quantity of money and jewels of great value were taken.Some time afterwards Courtoin and Renard.accused of the crime.and the former confessed, naying thet Renard stabbed the banker.while ha held him on (he bed.The newspapers are devoting pages Lo the trial, and al large crowed half of whom are women, i struggle daily to enter the court room.The warning of the presiding justice that much of the testimony is unfit | to be heard seems only to have added to the eagerness to the public ta follow the details.Courtois à mere boy, whore ayes ronm unconcernedly over ; the court mom, and Renard, pale in anpenrance, sat side hy side, between guards, while the court outlined the »purious history of the Remy home in 1 feb.6-8-11x3 which he pictured Renard as humble und obsequious, the perfoct embodiment of Dickens 'I'riah Hemp\u2019 gradu- uly gaining ascendancy.ungil be was the abaolute master of the housshold, and hypoeritically.under the cloak of religious zeal, hiding his criminal re- latione with Remy's nephew.Raingo and finally getting Courtois into his toils and coercing him to act ne bis necomplios in slaying the panier.Courtois to-day | raiterated his former confession, expleini how Renard and himself, entirely nude crept into the banker's bedroom at midnight, bolding the victim up on his pillow while Renard Ll) stabbed Remy with n dessert ais, Renard _ interrupted Vourtoin confession with cries of \u201cLiar\u201d and \u2018 Monstor\u201d and dramatically inwisted that he vas the victim of a cold blooded plot and a fiendish crime whien Courtois alone committed.The testimon tom dav wan so disgusting that the jus.tives several times orderod the court room cleared, .BRADSTREETS' RECORD.New York.Fels.5 \u2014 Rradstreets\u201d state of (rade to-morrow will say :\u2014 In Conadn trade in most parte of Canada tenda to improve.but in the eaxt a certain amount of caution in is nbuervnble.Colder weather has brought abit a better volume of retail trade.though trade in winter linea hae heen disappuinting, At Montreal caution tiles and orders are largely for present needs, Dre foule men are aptimietie over the outlook for «pring.An active bmilf- ing campaign is looked for the eom- ine seagnn, There were 163 \u2018husinean faituren in January with liabilities of RING which compares with 174 failures nnd Hiabilities of 81,440, SOL in Dedember, MARCONIGRAM.Cape Race, NF.Feb, A\u2014Steemer Lake Michigan, _ Antirerp for Halifax and St.John.N.B., in wirelesn communication with the Marconi station here when, 140 wiles southeast al 9.20 a.m fm.weil 4 \u2019 ZB QUEBEC DNRONIOLR SATURDAY, FEBRUARY G, 1908, ( 8 \u2014 one interest that de perpetual.A ALLING HAIR ably not another Board of Trade in| raise & too importun- ; : ; America which can boast of so long rin favor.For years pra Pt oenty, ote an existence.The occasion will recall | Lp, (over has been advanced in ber | Ada and tbe United States leaves the to the memory\u2014and the spesches will | Lekult has besa advanced by Onterio |) eer country unrestricted.liberty to no doubt enlarge upon this\u2014many in: | men, and the Government bss CON ldraw of the waters of the Great teresting souvenirs of the old commer: | vincad itself that it can tread her Lake system through the Chicago cial history of Canada, of tbe days |writh a patronising contempt.With Inrgingge Canal.That liberty might of the fur trade, of the timber rats, | grnother Government we might receive bo exercised so largely as to render of the pioneer steamboats and of the [ gt, least just treatment, and make | iy possible the maintenance of Lake great shipbuilding industry, days when | {he progress to which we aspite.Erie at the level necessary for the atest the Quebec merchant was the aireng- at factor in the Trade af @anada.It] A COMPARISON OF METHODS.operation.of the power plants at the Suppose the waterways treaty between poliey that is very attractive to one » % md NE ie ns hired, opt wastelal gmeration is, of course, not Buchanan 8 .ete ee des.ba food à o nations] policy.Our arable tracts, RED y chair Promptty falling bal, Completely : eur forests, our mineral lands, our y : DOES NOT COLOR THE HAIRY] {vais povere, sto, ought to jp de Scotch HARDWARE CO'Y.LAI SENET! D veloped, but in such a way as at the ° sas time to be conserved.Above Whisky St.Poter Street, Lower Town b frroniqle [or Lames, rosie is es absolute [ Al our climate ue be kept au Jar Always Reliable Branch, FabriqueSt., Upper Tows The Que eq q i t puise mecneaity is Spd by Se keep it for the flourisbing of animal 8 CARRIAGE HEATERS ee emer emir only wa i EE TRISTE a PEAR TE mr = PE av 2 , dry dock commission like the Battle moisture would be deprived of its 2 1 \u2014_\u2014 The oan ol hel will feids Commission and raise subecriP- | cover, and the watery circulation Le- 2 - WEATHER STRIP + i tions from the outside world.twesn the coil and the atmosphere [4 in Pelt and Robbercælebrate the one bundredih sumivers-§ Tp Clty uo iy that Quebec is 8 |) on i oul ® NATURAL wers the Quebec Harbor Commission- fying Power of Stuart's a ; ; .of the Governments of the Dominion À Trial Package Sent Free A 1 undertaking rather than ; a ee \" and the republic very often to the | rye foul gases of the stomach and i i sorbent will most certainly be relished sent at the interview, must be regarded | draw a leson.Zhe tables bave ai- by a system affiicted with gaseous or NOW GOING ON .+s | nouncement that the Government re great absorbent of gas.A panful of ° e A During Stock-taking we came across goods ceived the deputation courteously, and | MR.BORDEN'S CONSERVATION POLICY | charcoal will positively purily a room Extensi e e uctions at have become, shop-worn, slightly damaged or Mr.R.L.Rordes's resolution call.| filed with foul odors and decay.lta V calculated to raise expectations of a tion of conserving the country's human ills succesfully.The North stock up to a standard that is as near perfection favornble resuls.Sir Wilfrid dwelt | natural resources will prove ome American Indians used it for Unake as it is possible to attain.; P ttain to do him justice, he has always fit | up of Canada.It helongs to the same | bad medicine\u201d with it.when Quebeo is concerned, and further | order of ideas as the National Policy.| Willow charcoal seems to be the best Easter to display à fresh stock of the brightest willow is represented in a chemical aad newest goods, - the Government it would form a bad | Opposition leader\u2019s speech in support quality in jeu charconl.WHITE LAWN BLOUSES precedent, and all the principal ses- [of it admirable.As the conserva-| Stuart's Charcoal Lozengers are pure Half P » .+ to avery palatable lozenge.Two or ri forgets the fact that the seaports he | work it was fitting that the terms | ree losengers eaten alter meals will + .: : hich is most likely to be overcome selves with the assistance furnished | ister, we are glad to say, recognised | 3 ; y to be overc W hy the act ol Parliament to which | the large spirit in which the resolu dhrough jte contra nn noes OOL DRESSING J ACKETS oft ° One Thir .AT HALF-PRICE ot the St, Lawrence from the Gulf of {for the husbauding of the public oct d your stomesh.The beneficial $20.for $10.ers, and there was left no room for It has heen the custom for years Chareoal Lozengesse \u201ceos OF 001.EIF E RT S disadvantage of the latter.The cor- | the torpid action of the liver are easy as the reverne of satisfsctory.The resdy heen turned to the great dis |oluggish tendencies.1,2 : .promised to take their arguments un- > pi .that are otherwise imperfect.Such articles we im- absorbing ratio is one hundred times FOR CASH ONLY - .\u2018 bite, poison from eating wild herbs By clearing out the odds and ends during professed a fear that if the needs of } The resolution itself was not more product for human use, and no doubt ports of the Dominion would be de- | tion of the natural resources would | willow and sweet honey blended by To-day, Saturday w ; mentioned sjands for local intereats | in which it was advocated should he | prevent the process of digestion from D Q i and may fairly be called on to pro- | eo broadly Canadian as to be free | producing noxious gases.They will 0 N UILTS, One Thi Off.Mr.Pugaley subsequently referred, | tion was tendered, and gave it a ]tines, bring purity and sweetness out that name to the head of the Great |lands, forests, minerals, water supply, | mes! when you use charcoal as Stuart We ave now in the third week of our Grest Sale, which doubt that the measure was regarded for Canadians to compare the purity e The replies of the Premier and of ruption of Americ politics bas long victims for charcoal in overcome.D.ry Goods ; ALES.\u2019 despatches end with the usual ane ladvantage of the Dominion.Charcoal has long been known as à ! 3 der careful consideration, hut the tone | jug for the appoistment of a eelect ter thai 3 1 mediately set aside to be disposed of during a Fhe andents gave charconl .on the need of economy, a need which, fof the corner-stones for the building | and cured what they called \u201cstomach COLORED Wo OL GLOVES, these quiet weeks, wo will be in a position at mending similar treatment.He quite [be an entirely national and patriotio tremendous power and compression it WE WILL SELL vide their own dry docke for tbem-|fcom partisanship, The Prime Min- | Yivily a lasy liver and aid every organ while to say Montreal and Quebec fs | cordial welcome.of fermentation and decay and aid di- .Lakes, which is an entirely different | water powers, fisheries and animal | prepares it, To ellay gas at night still draws great crowds of customers dally, as we Hon.Nr, Pugsley who was also Pre [been used to point a moral and to This great natural cleaner and ab- 1 of the Premier and Minister was not | atending commities to study the ques-| The andgients gave charcoal for many Cash Sale, our object in doing so is io keep our - \u2018 Half Price.Queber and Monireal were supplied by | excellent than was the temper of the she peculiar curative property of the to say the ¢ national waterways | When it comes to devising a policy gestion by allaying ges.They will aid thing.lite, statermanship has the substance |$hey are excellent anc ong arises in are offering our Entire Stock, at large and genuine \u201c cs .the morning without th&i terribl 50 for 5.Hon.Mr.Page was rb eu of politics to deal with.In the past nauseating bad breath which destroys reductions.A for 2.75 pronounced.He not, trouble him- | it has concerned itasif Loo exclusively, } appetite and renders one miserable, 4.50 for all to invent any obstacles in the | and not altogether fruitfully, with | All druggists sell Stuart's Charcoal COLORED WOOL, GLOVES, for| COLORED DRESS STUFFS, Saif 2.26 a the G ment\u2019s compliance iti t _ | Losenges, price twenty-five cents, ladies\u2019 and children at half price, 25e.| price 408.now 20c., 486.now 2c., with ve regen of the lation er i rong to he Tat.vend us your name an address and -.now J34c, 3c, Sow Pigg 38.sow Bac.hes Ati Ber = 360, 90e.but fell back ow the act of will send you @ trial package by mail | I9c, 400.now 0c, 3c.fmow 485.5 781.Parlia- | ter division, questions such as those | free.Address F.A.Stuart Co., 200 .A.t Co., \u2019 LOUSES, all at| LACE CURTAINS all reduced 33 13 ment and the suggestion that the | of election law reform and others that | Stuart Bldg., Marshall, Mich.» HITE LAWN LOU ee 10\" now | per cent.one-third of the regular dock should be built by private Suter might he named.But if we provide HOW TO CLEAN À FAN.aie.8126 now 62e.$L38 now 6%.prices.price with the assistance provi well for the economic needs, there S4c., $2.10 now $1.05 .though he wea willing to | will be fewer public evils to give rise | TO clean 8 fan place it in u dish and | $1.68 now 2S oo INEN DAMASK all greatly rediced aire the Government guarantes of 3 | to makeshift legisiation.When we To sub the material or the chiffons Dr DOWN QUILTS, et one third off |, Tier ble.now 76c., 91.10 now per cent.on bonds for one and a hall |bave sount! and well-enforced laws {lace will in all probability tear apart.\u2018| (93 1.3 per cent).88c.$1.38 now 81.11.millions to 4 per cont.on bonds | relating to fundamental requirements, | Press tightly until the dirt comes out, | , , DRESSING JACKETS at one Ni ie Tt re iene Ton | oad elo spa ee Craie cc | anol $38 fr fe SLE fo no Ig.enw, hn 30 sor proposition in a preposterous on, | and more acientifo in our legislation y 1b from | gy 9g, $2.25 for Bl.78 for $1.83, | 14, 250.now 200, 30.now Meren in \u2019 = dust and all blemishes put it into | 93.25 for 82.17- 35e, now Me.\u2019 ite, amended form, foe {in regard to men is public life, to [clean gasoline in which there is a ja dey-dock js a public util elections, and like matters.| Not to | drop of bluing.Spread the fan out] WHITE SHEETINGS all reduced | WOOL CLOUDS all reduced 38e.now 35c, now 2ie., 400, now adc, 48¢c.|Blc., 450.now 36o., 490.now 40c., ity the use of which is largely depend- | introduce « perty question, let Lon a piece of white cloth, pin the two | ent on the chapter of accidents, it is | take the cass of lands and er points to stretch the material and leh | now 360, 500.now 400, Déc.mow|B3c.mow dc, Gf.now BSc, So.| mot a commercial speculation from | (racts enquired through political in- it dry.To.now Tlewhich regular aonual returns may be | fluence.Instead of vainly trying so Nr.Pugeley was mace some time | laws to which the administration of | TEtorritie, S pre dune oe Fons and a tn Montreal, and has found Dominion lands, ete.bject 8] per or $8.One will pl .pody wilting to avail rove \" framed and carried aut in the publie ru .= as re des A 20 Fabrique Street ft.Yoo that à dep doek lor tha EE mon | Telephona Aa Quebec, : imiemais The public interest is the \u2018 As already explained there is a reason for doing this, all these Carving Sets are in cases, the cases are either warped or chafed, we would not rmit them to be sent from our establishment in this condition for presentation, the only alternative is to dispose of them during a Cash Sale.If you require a good set of Carvers come and see the values displayed in our Show Windows, G.SEIFERT & SONS, expected, and the proof that it does | to amend the law as to make it a Word's IMPORTERS not command itself as such to in- | crime or misdemeanor for politicians The Great ae fhemedy | vestors May be found in the fact that | to get possession of any part of the pervous re mate | the same offer as that now made hy | public domain, we should see that the | owe /Mbüty, Menigl and Frais } has , Sper.16 Fabrique Strest, Quebs: \u2019 \u2018 ., THB QUEBEU OHRONIOLS MANUFACTURERS STATIONER & FANCY GOODS, Dn 0 a rms a Ears, Nose end Threat.Telephone 2107 - .»: =: Quebes D\" JOS.VAILLANCOURT, Student of Paris Wi \u2018el.1471.DE MASSUE FORTIER Surgeon Dentist At Ste-Marke, Beauce, svery Monter ce Tul.Bell 69, Telephone Beancs.Cor.Bt.Johs and Bt.Opposite Ball Telephone DR J.B.PIEGAY Xx-luterne at the Maternity Mospital General Practice aud Midwifery 97 ST.JORN STRENT DF Eo ee er ru a Taam att.roe = Quibes pes (Faber RW.WALLACE HALL, Veterinary Surgeons D'Aiguillon St, Quebes.Telephone 464.A a General Practitioner sad Midwifery Office Homso:\u20141 to 3 and 6 to § p = Tolephons 1577.464 Se.Jobn St EMILE ST.Offices Hours: 12 te 3 p mn, 7 tp m Telephone 208 , SUDORE PARENT, M.D., tice in ices 71 Bt.= LORENZO J.MonTREU, Bpeciali st:\u2014| From M.BEDARD, Puysicien, Me 136 St John Seront, Quebec, hours ia are PEER v03p;m:6A tes pm Ta.908.R P.A GASTONGUAY, D te of Laval : Women's a Diseases.Hours: 2tc Sand Yo dpm D®* EUG.DORVAL, \u2014DENTIST\u2014 27 St Joht\"at, Quetoc D* EDOAR A Meu ET: enema DE A LANTIER \u2014\u2014BURGEON-DENTIST\u2014 3 Cosillard Bt, Quebec.Telephone 1054.æ ROD.SENECAL =: B Ad SURGEON D uses Graduate of Level Onn ue the Moatreal Maternity Hospital.Specialty Accouchements.Dr \u20ac C.SEWELL Payeician.Spocielty\u2014Chest, «8 Louie Street, A .DUSSAULT, De Nose and Threat Doctor at the Consultation, 13t03 2 ve Ble, > Pubes DT LEONCE NADEAU, 47 Gerden Street Student during à period of two years at the Paris, Londen ond Réiaburgh Hespitals.Opp.Poquet\u2019s Stores.Phone 3087.Consultations at bis residence, cor.of Bu Valier and Laviciette Ses, It Seavenr, from Snip m MANUFACTURERS.BILODRAY, =$T TONECUTTERS\u2014 \u2014 J DOVARD PAQUET, ==MASTER JOINER\u2014 16 Coulllard Sweet, Quebec Telephone 990.CLOUTIR \u2014UNDERT.Corase 8.Cure sad # Aipuien CHARLES Axeof dés Rvo.PLANTE hor, Photos of all kinds and all sizes.Por traits In FR and tint; eee sun samples and judge oa youre.10 a AGASIN POPULAIRE DE ?CBN out a T Rovers \u2014\u2014 rar tt ee es > lo ete, Boom Chas din \u201cBouts, Olled Shes \"he Joseph Ot.or 159 Bridge Bort tr tt ie re Pe ne ane - dew ss = Jos LEFRANCOIS, \u201c_ Woed Coal Merchont and Phones 244: d 2203.208 SE Peu BC, Poste BE Réwaré St, Quebec, LS LAGUEUX, Weod Merchant, 18 King Street, Quebec Specialties: Planks, deals, etc.Pine and bemieck, prepared or rough, ete.Phone 2706, Jos ROBITAILLE, Furrter, se Bapelrins and Storage of | of Pure 0 specialty, eri the Laon ea ee CELESTIN CLOUTIER, Marble and Stome Cutter Monuments, Head Stones in Marble, Stone ad Granite; us sso e all kinds of stone building al vor 428 He \u201cBau Se, Quebec.MARANDA, Marble Sculptor, Cotas pictures ané Importer of Monuments, Statues, Herdstones Pr Pillars in gate marble and stone.call allier St, opp.Sacred Aah Hospital, \u2014_\u2014 Te oe E USEBE PICARD, Mfr.of the Steel Range ab Zconoma™ Foundry dry corner hamsay an urance Btore 3 a Joseph Street Phone 1605-2684 - - Quebec a= BOIVIN, 27-27% Notre Dame &t.Boot aad anufacturess Retail.ty\u2014Rubbery.Fh Trunks.Caps, Umand Qloves.Telephone 1432.z \u20ac Upper Town.Quebec 131 St Joseph Street, bee Fao! Tee MES.Z.BOIVIN, Manufacturer of Woolea Articles, choses black and colored; Mites, me.Comp) ete Trousseau for Christen: rowan requis for the different abe pci Jos our prices, always the Crowa and se \u2018itaione Ste, St Roch ADVOCATES.| J.A vaucmzz, | - \u2014LAWYER\u2014 234 Bt Joseph St .- = Quebec URGEON, ROY & LANGLAIS, T 81 St Peter Street R Turgeon, CR.Romeo ais, LL.L, Roy.LL L.Telephone 1473 NOTARIES.CHARLES J.BAILLARGEON, \u2014NOTARY\u2014 125 Bt.Peter Street - - Telephone 1388 PRIVATE SCHOOL D.DRLISL) 146 d'Aimuilloe Street Mi: School Er jeûne girls and bers.en ao nice care taken of pepils a comj course given.Satie faction guaranteed, MUSIC TEACHERS.HE NEW YORK ORCHESTRA AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC PROF.A.D.PARIS, Gait s Por gm.Gud and Theatres, and all Rutertainers Singers, etc.Best Up-to-date Success .Best ateed Losacus at either residence.Cal write or phose, se PALACE ST.PHONE 1533 P.5\u2014Regular Orchestra asd Mandolis Club Otchestra.Miss M.GOUIN, Professor of SINGING and MUSIC Paoli of Rotoli, Conserratory of B F.X GARANT & CO, nd Janey, Goede Stationers and Toe Jato Novels timmy 1919 3 Joie ps on hand.J.A.KIROUAC & CO.; Fancy Goods and Teg \u201cPHARMICIETE F,C DE LACHEVROTIERE, .Chesmist and Druggiet 224 St John St, Quebec J.B.MORIN, Chemist, oe ZA, SLY EL re 318 1-2 St.Joseph Bt, St.Roch, Quebec.LAROCHE & Co, \u2014DRUGGISTE\u2014 4 Fabrique Et, Quebec H ENRY WILLIS, Chemist and Phone 499 L.X MARTEL, \"ween Importer of Dru rush, Sion Chait | cing Toilet 2483, Quebec, ELECTRICIANS.+ St John St » Ut Roch Priest Meds , Be LONERGAN, or.cal trac T Rapairs Prompir Ate Attended te 42 St.John St - - - = THE SLADE ELECTRIC CO, 121 St.John Street Electric Light Wiring in ail its branches Repair Work given special attention.C.LENGHAN & SONS ANE\u2014 = 57 81, Claire Be, Quebec, re Quebec Plombers and Roofers, work Prices Moderate.Jw BA ete Rlectriclon.Btrent, Qi a Specialty Phones: \u2014 Residence.\"11303 1326; Fortthop.2727.WHOLESALE.A.TOUSSAINT & CIE, T Homuas p DM.TIMMONS & SON, Ginger Als, Boda Water, Bte.Manufacturer Aerated Waters.Stray Ale, frum Soda.Ginger Pop, Nottar, ete.Nalier Mineral Wa ioe 7 63 Prairies WILLIAM CARRIER & FILS, \u2018Wholesale Dealers FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY aad SEED GRAIN Corner Dalhousie and St.Peal Sta, Phones 858, 1678.- - » Quebec OPTICIANS.A.C.ROUTIER Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optician 50 Mountain Hill .- > Quebec HUR PA: Mir.Joweller, AREY ding ge Beene es 2 ios, Chutes, Lock St.St Rech, boc.rary 2537.Que KE.GAGNON, Optician, \u201c Eyes Examined and Glasses Made to Suit Grinding of Glasses a Specialty, 160 Se John £t, Quebec Phone 868 orn BEDARD, CIVIL Een 198 St.John Street, Quebec A.GILBERT, , Violin Teacher Scheel of Prol.Cesar Thomson, Liege, Belgium For terme call at 334 St.John Btrest 0.HUDSON, Professor of Plano, $7 Dupont Street Private Lessons given st home\u2014Also outside.MRS JAMES BUCKLEY, 38 Su Angele Street.Teather in English and Vocal Five Years\u2019 Experience.Highly Recommended.Pupils Selicited.Misses NOEL AND TILLY, 238 St.John\u2019 st, ts Quebec Preach and lish Stenography, Piano Blo- Private lessons in French and Eng ish, Mathematics and Bookkeeping.MILLINERY.MRS.E.M.BERGERON Millinery Parlor, 29 St John Street, Quebes Telephone 1701, M** P.W.WILLETT, Miliisery 338 Be John St and 700 Su Valier Sb shee | NJADAME J.B.DOUVILLR Millinery 80 Seusle-Port Se.CLARK MIs A CAR nen Latest Novelties in High-Class Millinery 109 1-2 St John 3e MP A DION, LA se vois Always and te Jatost Hats, uatriemed, Feath ous, Fr Sr or prices are very moderate.A visit will convinces you.MIs O'NEILL, Millinery Desigwer, 4 Qarneeu Bt, Quebes op 2 Kiessas | pg188 L CLOUTIER Mate and All Kinds of Millinery, 181 Dupont Street, Quotes.A.LEOFRED, Grane ea and McGill) 1, RNG! Specialty, WATER WORKS TeL ses 3% 8t.Join Street, Quebec.FURNITURE.D.8, RICKABY'S Furniture Warehouse and Undertaking Sotablisment Valus tion 07 Fire Losses.337 John Se Ta.281 T.E TRUMAN, 13 Cots D'Abrabam, Upholsterer and French Pulisher Furniture Re-covered nad Pollshed-\u2014 Mattresses Ra-made, ote.Bank and Office Pittings Polished EE mate sp etre tte a arlor an ue Dining hom po ot Hall iture, Bedding, Bee, sreroom: 323 St Paul St Factory: 68 8t.Valier 8t., Quebec.Telephone $19, MARCEAU & SON, Auctionsers and Commisei Merchants, aan ol ei of Furniture, Rarthen nd Ki of all kinds.Specialt action ot t residence.286 St Joseph 8t.Roch.Phone 243% PLUMBERS.NTE & CO, oO.he nbs Electricians sad Roofers ater and Steam Heating in Prbiephons 15 ww rie OS MENARD, 245 St.John St.J Tinsmith, Plumber, ns and bungie itter wii Xinde o ors Corie Copper, i] sand Lead ors Piers mediate A vil de is pur cg LEX.FORREST, 0 A Sanitary Plumber, Gas and Broan Froese Special ettention given to House p Drainage and Ventilation.Electric Bell Pitting, Corner of Garden and Donnacona Uts ROURSEA & FRERE, B a Paul rind Hortivare.Tinsmithe, Electricians, Hot W Near St.A: a Fat GEO.BROUSSEAU, 79 to 88 St.Paul St, Queben Tinsmith, Pinmber asd Roofer, Rlectriclan Scale Maker, sole manufacturer of the \u201cBtar® Stuve s, Hardware Importer, Paints, Glass Van nish, Oils.Wholesale and Retail.Telephone 1206 CHARLES VEZINA, Betshlished me Modern Sacltarr audi or a NP we a Eo rid 0.PICARD & FILE Plumding and Mecting Contrectors Electro Wiring, Ventilators.119 Où John Street.© PLUMBERS.LBERT HANLEY, A Ti Plumber and Roofer Also\u2014Water and Ei Fittings attended to.LIMOIL OU: À Q P GIGUERE & co.P.mbers, Gas Pitters sad Reofers ge gi and Steam Hane ater 8 Desiceses SL, Bt Roch, MEAT MARKETS.ALLER BROS.& SONS, B Wholesale and 243 St.John St\u2014Tel.388.HARLES BELANGER, Phone 2756.c fra at Trader ia Boel TOSEPH BEAULIEU, Dutcher, Hams, Fork, \u201cBuster and Hess \u2018elephone 1633.OHN MARTIN, Victualier, ] Meatcalm Market Hall.Stalis Ne.31.e Cured Hams and pester Cort \u2018ongues ty.kinds of Pouitry.* Spec ie shone at R RUTHMAN & SONS, Pork Butchers, Specialty: Sugar Cured Hams snl Best am Butter, Fresh and Salt Residence, 3843-06 St yar be Ta he San a 108 Montcalm Market.Branch Shop, 757 St Valier SL rep ÇasH MEAT STORE Frosh Meat and Charcuterie Français.A.DROLET.Mauager #4 Grant St, St.Roch, Quebec.Phone 3381.THOS.DELANEY, HOTEL, FAMILY AND SHIPPING BUTCHER Tel 392 and 2381.Champlain Market, Quebec Joux DROLET, Pork and in Marke Qusbes 0.41 Fresh and Salt Pork, Presh and Salt Beef, Ha Smoked Bacon, Bologna, Lard asd Pos eats of all kinda Telephone 1437.JopreH DARVEAU, Butcher, ral assortment of ye ahing in utton, pork, Las rr Torus Gooss, Parle Rue Pork utter, ys, ow te \u20ac Demers St.r and ard Bell Phone 2125 and 2761, solicited.| Cor.HOTELS.ST GEORGE 3 HOUSE miortable Good Attendanes.Ses Table nc ie Moderate Charges.Table Board.Thos.Douglas, Prop.18 St.Anne Se Mrs.Thos.HERS ENCHEY HOUSE-Roome onl race) E Cos tery MRS.GERMAI ING EDWARD HOTE: Hall, K J.- Lopsinte, rh sis Tralee Specialty} for Dining Room Pons à 1647 RONTENAC HOUS! F t_Louis Ho LE GUIMONT, Prog.GROCERS.LOUIS MERCIER & CIR, (Registered) GROCERS Wines, Liquers, Teas, Coffees and all kinds of Provisions, Fish, Oil, Etc.Whelcsale & Retail Te 3493 113-117 St Paul 82 F.XÆ.PAQUET, \u201c =CHOICEST ORCCERIES\u2014 9 St John St - J Telephone 1323.J.A MOISAN, \u2014\u2014GROCER-\u2014\u2014 Wines, Liquers, Teu, Coffea, Chesss, Tobacce, Cigars.Pruits of All Kinds a Specialty.St Joha 8.- - - Quebec TOBACCONISTS.ME M.A.FULLERT ue (Successor, do the late re.McDonnell.) 6 Mountain Hea se on bend th 5 Finest ngernd Ml P.BEDARD, Barber and Tobacconist, 222 St.John St, Quebec Postal Cards, Etc.Jos COTM, Established 1387.106 and 188 St.Paul St, Quebec Importer of Tebacco, aise Biscuits and Confectionery.GIGURRE, Hewspaper Depot, J.Fapacconies 7 probacco, am end Cigar P3as bu Forepn se, en NAP, SELINAS, Nemipapee a © a atten 4 undies oi nde .SE oe the en Quebec.436 yi ard room HARDWARE.M.DOYLE, w ware Desler, Oils, Paints, Glass, Ets.18 Gt Peter Street - - - Quebes CAMPSON & PILION, Importere and Mardvware Merchente, 243-345 St.Paul St, Quebec.JOS.O.SAMION.M.LEMIRUX, J.P BERTRAND: Be Jorn St, Quebec Toate of Hart hs ant Piles end Vighiag TAILORS.A DESROCHES CO.Merchant Tallor For Ladies and Gentlemen es Pressed and COR i | In RB.GAUDRY & CO., Tellers, Cuarsatesd 247 Su Jobs St, Quebss.Telephone 1619 wi RTS Querena JAM LE pas TAILORS THE J.B.NADEAU CO.=\u2014CLOTHIERS\u2014 Specialty: Ready-caede Clothing 811 St Valler Street - - Quebec \u201cFASHION-CRAPT® CLOTHES, Dress Suits, Tuxsdes Wed diag He Bre, 1758 Jorn Biot! Pomme 1354.BAKERS.HETHRINGTON'S BREAD AND BISCUITS: Largest Assortment and Best Quality in the City.Ti St John Bt.Telephose | J.+ VakeuEY, TE SL.Quebec Ditton ik Bread and } Pastry.European WOOD AND COAL.0.CHALIFOUR, 136 Prince Edward St Mousiscturer and Wood Merchast Wood of all kinds for building purposes.Phones: Office, 2260; residence, 2406, Quebec, FALARDEAU à CO.Coal Merchants and Building Materials 211 Dorchester Bt, Quebec.Phone 2524.MADDEN & SON, \u2014Cosl Merchanto\u2014 116 8t.Peter Bt.Telephone 468.- - - Queb JEROME C COLLIN, Firewood Merchant, Maple, Black Beech, Tamarac, Etcve Es A dE e: t.1551, Residence 2130.THE MATHIE ELLIS CO., Limited, attetiay Coal Meschantsres Dealers in Building Material.188 St.Paul St, Quebec.Telephone 36%.EDM.CONWAY, Wood Merchant Woed Del lowest prices.202 St Paul À St, Quebec and Railway Coatractorivered Sawn and Split at the vécy MACHINERY.A, THOMAS & SON, Boller Makers and Blacksmiths Q.J B.MARTEL.Blacksmith sad Machinist Al kinds of forge and marine work ex- ocuted, Work guaranteed.117 St.Andrew's St.Residence, 6 Market St.HO.DORVAL Mfr.and Repairer of T kinds of he Cop Fin ng a Tes By te Phone 1223, Poses Phone se Vatier Street, Quebec, P.Q.LA CIE DE MACHINERIES MERCIER Rue St Laurent, Levis, P.Q.Always on hand fer sale ce exchange, mn sines and boîlers of all kinds, mew and sec oad-hand; also maker of wneals, shipping pale loys, band saws, planes, sticker, Etc, ARCHITECTS.A 308 PAGEAU, Executor of Quebec Parliament Architect and Evaluator.Submits plans fer every tind of build- at lo ins reasonable » peices\u2014TFire Apprais- 111 Bt Joseph St, Quebec.Telephone 2179.G.ZMILE TANGUAY, \u2014ARCHITECT\u2014 20 1-2 d'Aiguillon Street, Quebec.Phone 1466.A Sa rer RENE P.LE MAY, Architect 17-19 D'Aiguilion 8t.- - PIANOS.J.= TRUDEL, Slane Tuner, lorchester Sorat, Quebec OSEPH SEAUDRY, 263 #t Joba | Be.My rgans.iring of Eph Fae A RTHUR LAVIGNE, Music Dealer, 95 and 95 Se.John Musi Ee opt né United States \u2014 noe i Violins, | Mandoline C.W.LINDSAY, Ltée, Pianos and 204 £e.John Se, Sole Agents for Chickering, Gerhard men, Wormwith & Ce, Weber, Lindesy, Ere.Paincs, also Kurtemas, Harrioguee « and Sterling Automatic Piance.Bary WILLIAM GODFREY, Expert Certificated Plane Tuner and Repiairer.Late chief tuner to Bungblut of Leaden, Ragland.ADDRESS: 110 DESFOSIES ST.C.ROBITAILLE, \u2014SHEET MUSIC\u2014 Munleal ipstraments of al) kad ey Manos, Rstablished in 168$, Telephone 2201.STORAGE.PIERRE NOEL, 28 Garden St Phones: Office, 870: Residence, 3081.First-class Storage for Furniture, Ve Vehicles Automobiles, House Linea description.PROVISIONS.H.DEROME Provision Merchantie, 15 Flay Market, Lower Town Fresh, Semen, ove aye Toor ha Tol.1352, Quebes, J.3 THIBAUDEAU & CO.Botablished Ia 1600.L.D.Phone 126%.MISCELLANEOUS.ME gi, tons, ols Jon Choice MISCELLANEOUS.8.H.N.KENNEDY, DANCING LESSONS (Private Tuition) High | Grade Outdoor Photography 24 Polace Street, QUEBEC A.SMEATON & CO.Art Noodle Work and Fancy Goods Berlin Wools and Knitting Silks 143 St Joba Street - - - Quebes \u2014_\u2014\u2014 rs TTP-TO-DATE LIVERY STALE First Class Rigs and Saddle Horses Constantly on band.No.1 D\u2019Aiguilion Be WM.ADAMS, Prop.\u2014Tel.1967.ONESIME MATHIEU, Tel 2837, Carriage Upholsterers Agent for Jacques Cartier Rubber Tires.498 St.Valier Street - - Quebec APELARD ROBITAILLE, 104 Couronne Street Desler in Bicycles, Ragines and Automobiles, Also Repaire A GAGNON & CO, ° 286 Se Joseph Street Bicycle and Automobile Accessories, Telephone 2340, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee [A WARREN, an St.John St, A Ladies Hair Dressin Jen een Waving, Shampaoin g, Manfouring and Facial Massage, passage and and Fiectrical Scalp Treatment.Hair oilet Articles.Phone M aa vate Honses, fo: i 132-134 Se.Jorn.8e, Upper Towne Orebes, LAURENT MOISAN is ol.3281, Manufacturer of cial M.ro Chimney Mantels, Counters, L Martie for Chorch \u201cAlun according ery I eR te 946-250 Valier Bt, STANDARD CHEMICAL =o Pra t, ch St, Quebec, 10e.3% -Charcosi ° Rees and Finishing uit Orders in bie.line will be Executed at Moderate Prices 140 Grant Btreet, St.Roch's, Quebec.P.W.McKNIGHT, Carrrage Builder, Factory Cor.Cook aad Stanislas Ste Carriages and Sieighs of the latest designe for le to Orders and repairing press executed.Good storage: 4 e St.(formerly Prontenac L'dsy.) DE : BOSSE, * Manufactu Agest, Rolled Stee! Beams, Columus, Plates, Gas sud Water Pipes Machin 1at's, Contractor's and Bulidio Supplies, Tel.3033 111 Mountain Hill, Quebec, PURVIS R.RITCHIE, Mining, Railway and Contractorr Sup plies.Building Materials 1856 Phone 740.Cor.St James and Dalhousie Sta, Quebec\u2014 aR TT, Sue.VANDRY, Phetographer, E 147 & Joost Sow Our Studio is up-to-date in eve class work; nice of cards: a ow wl tone at moderate prices.We take Photos rain or shine.by epecial process.A visit selicited CORDON BLEU RESTAURANT, MDE.Æ LELARGE, Prop.441.2 Be be oth ret Meals a la carte and exile Chita room in the city.French cuisine Misses DE VARRENNES, Lessons Given in Dresemaking.M FRS CURODEAU, Importer of Chisn Crockery, Porceli 216 St.Jobm St.- = - WwW.M.HEALEY, Parcel Dell Parcels delivered to all for the same price Tock ont t given for 3, § Seria contrac! 3 dlivery.Bend a port card snd mp rod on œ, vou mé give À particulars, w à > ÉRATET D Pe reel D Det Phone 336 2 D'Youville 81 Quebse.J.- LACHANCE \u201c CONTRACTORS SUPPLIES, 253 St.Paul St Tel 310.J.ARTHUR VERMETTR, * Merchant, Dyer and Dresser of Pura, 68 Kirouac Street, Bt Sauveur.Phoma 2508.= = - Quibea Eve.LECLERC, General Insurance Agent, 8 Peter Street, Queben Norwich Unien Building.Phese 1234, F.X.DROLET, Machinist, we ere going te move late OUR NEW BUILDING, Comer of BRIDGE AND PRINCE EDWARD STR, VERY SOON1! 1 VICK LUNCH CAR! ad Bt Ht oer and Tar barney a St HUXLEY & BAGO, > Montcalm Market Place, ERNEST 0.ODELL, Lumber, Timber and Builders.Sumies Specialty: 2x and Southern Were Atbetres Cas \u201cHit he E, MEGEL, haretolors of Schwab & Rieget Co.716 Lexington Ave, Now York Citm French Paper Haager, Interior Decorations, Furniture, Upholstersr, Woedwerk.Ne.65 Des Fosses St.Quebec.GERMAIN LEPINE, 281.283 St.Vallee So Always on hand a complete and varied oo sortment of iron and wood coffine of all oises, at mest reduced prices.Embaiment of bodies à spotisity.Phone 2119.Bt Roch, Quebec, Ques BRANCH OF THE PROVINCIAL LIVE jrock ASSOCIATON Incorporated by Parliament.Insurance on death, whatever cause It may be let class 3 for $100: 2nd ei fit va ie fre neal?34 case, ps 2, DUCHS MERE Gra.Agent, 89 Bridge th one 2132.Policies are transferable.HOUDE, Saddler and Harness Maker 370 St.Joha Street, Quedet Truaks, Valles, Ets, Prempily Repaired.Honore PORC HRCA aE BNE ER CAT) E + ROCA OB IR SR AER AER ROB RECARO ASO ' W, Beuset & Co.Dr.* Te RS FEBRUARY 6, CO, Spadina Ave, Teronto, All ints reall CURSE at 25¢ a box.TOUCHES THE SFOT EVERY TIME Morin & Co.RED C.WURTELE \"Accountant, Auditor, Curator, ENEENEEEE Nr INSEE ENE FNS EN NNER Beal Estate and Commission Agent.SECRETARY PROTESTANT BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS 98 ST.PETER STREET, R:ON 13 Telephone 1715.P.0.Sax 218.Law, unfortunately, interferes sadly with the desires of fust-minded people, but now and then one hears of an individual with sufficient good senve or strength of mind to decree a fit and appropriate punishment.For instance, at Geneva, two small boys were charged with stealing from 8 store, and were found guilty.Said the macistrate: \u201cI am not going to send you to prison.I de eres that you shall attend Sundayfor the next fifty school every Sunda and I make your pa- two Sundays, y carried out.\u201d dul og similar case occurred at Bloomington, Illinois, a few months ago, In this case the offender, a boy of nine, was the son of a well-to-do people, and it was clear on the fuce of it that his mother had spoilt him shamefully.The magistrate that the mother whould take her boy into his private room and administor corporal punishment.He himself watched the proceedings in order *o see that the chastisement was duly sarried out.At Denver, Colorado, when a tipsy man is brought into the police station, he is propped up against the wall and at once photographod.Next morning, when he is sober, he is shown the picture, and they say {t is quite surprising how many ub- solute cures have been effected by this simple proceeding.Another cure for drunkenness, which was distinctly efficacious, stands to the credit of a lady living at Chester, Connecticut.Her husband came home, night after night, the worse for liquor.At last the poor lady.losing all patience, bumt his clothes, and refused to buy him another suit until he had taken the pledge.Last August @ number of tramps stealing transportation westwards, which they do in numbers, in order to spend the winter on the Pacific Coast.found, to their surprise, that they were not thrown of.On the contrary, th were given free nc commodation] To their horror, when they reached{ Nebraska.they were forced to alight, and were seized hy grim-faced farmers, who set them to work at once in the harvest field.Now and then you hear of punishments which are purely freakish.Ludwig Tesnow, the German child murderer, who was caught at Griefswald ahout a year ago, was tried on three counte\u2014two of murder, one of murderous assault.He was sentence ed to be beheaded twice and two reuts responsible for the sentence he- P! SEAL GOLD BY ALL RELIABLE WINE MEROHANTS \u2014 = mE QUEBEC CHRONICLE 200 > SATURDAY.1000.| ms (GREAT DISCOUNT SRL por OT a No Scotch C (To make the purest 8 the wy | | af Tae À S Whisktos I have Inaugurated a Gen be the smbition of ul tome ila uins Cheap Sale in all « CK & WHITE\u201d anp \u201cSPECIAL\u201d ( RED Kinds of Furniture Den Tables, Card Tables, Butler's Trays, Cellerettes, Magazine Btands, Wall Cabinets, years\u2019 imprisonment into the bargain! An Italisn ewindler, Lupo Balvafound sixty- separate charges, and received a sentence of thres years\u2019 imprisonment on euch.He is hardly likely to survive 189 years in an Italien rison.A railway company, the North- Eastern, took a\u201d ndd method of v'abing e who refused to leave a saloon carriage when ba had ouly an ordinary third-class ticket.took the carriage of, backed it into a siding, and left it there.The passenger sued for damages for loss of time, but, though Le failed to recover, the judge refuse! to give the company costs.He said thev should have locked the carriage if it was to be reserved.A punishment which got the per petrators into serious trouble concerned a boy of twelve and a pot of green paint.The boy, who ran errands for a grocer, did something which annoyed his emplover, who stripped him and painted him green.The boy nearly died.and the grocer was very heavily fined.The latest of queer punishments comes from New York.A ; well- known music-hall manager has found that half a dozen of his chorus virls are becoming very stout.He has knocked off late suppers, until each can show reductions of avoirdupois varying in individual cases from {en to twenty pounds.\u2014Pearson\u2019s Weekly.ONLY ONE BROMO QUININE That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.Look for the signature of E, W.GROVE.Used the World over to Cure in One Day.25e.THE QUEBEC CLERGY.Prof.Wrong Has High Praise For French-Canadian Priests.\u201cIn a period of over 300 years there bas hardly been a single scandal caused by the conduct of the Roman Catholic clergy of the Province of Quihec.I doubt if any community, outside of Quebec, can show such a record,\u201d said Prof.G.M.Wrong, in an address on the social forces of French-Canadian village life, which bis position, \u201cThe habitant is profoundly and sincerely religious.Probably ue has not passed out of the stage of a oer tain superstitious condition.\u201d In Queboe the woman are gemerally batter educated than the men.When & man is injured a habitant will coll a priest before he calls a doctor.Each priest has a parish of from 400 to 500 people.They get their stipend from tithes on eeres! products only.A man can raise only stock on his farm and not ol neces sity pay a tithe.When a man raises ereals only one twenty-sixth of it goes to the priest.It was saying 8 lot lor the priests when it was said that some have encouraged farmers to go into raising stock.Speaking of the church and politics RIES and FINE STATIONERY fo - AT - WAY DOWN PRICES ; I Out.MOORE\u2019SS, 14s st.Jon St, Quebeo od against the clergy dabbling in politics they have held aloof.3 the English-speaking population and the French-speaking population.Eretireaoh every for piles.See testimonials in tho press your neighbor about its You can use it OR.CHASE'S OINTMENT.A TRUE STORY.every night after many years actually found one, armed to the teeth, with after a careful scrutiny of the armed villain, addressed him with a bright, I have been looking for you for ra!\u201d fectnally than any weapon could have done.He crawled from under the bed, he said that since Merry del Val came out some years a o nd report.Prof.Wrong said he would like to, se a better understanding between\u2019 \u2014 > 7m Chase's Oint, ent 16 a certal m I ILES itching, bleeding a prof RFS be tie sl IN.oron The old lady who was in the habit of looking under the bed for burglars dark lantern, jummy and all the burglar's stock in trade.The old lady, rather plearzd voice as follows: \u2014 \u201cOh, there you are, are you! Why, The deaperado made no response.Astonishment disarmed him more ef- slunk out of the room, down the stairs and out of the house, and the Great Reduction Stamped Goods 20% off.FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.Fine Silk Cord to Clear, 1c.a Yard = «= = AT - = = \u2019 A.Smeaton & Cofeb.4x1w.FOUNDED IN 1078 CHARLES VEZINA 113 St.John Street.TELEPHONE 2234 CONTRACTING PLUMBER, TINSMITH and ROOFER Specialty :-Steam, Hot Air and Hot Water Heating Varied assortment of the most \u2018modern Electrion: and Plumbing Apparatus, as well as Kitehsa and Passage Stoves of all makes end E> Special Lot to be Clearai One Lot of Linen Goods, 50% off BERLIN WOOL, TO CLEAR, AT £1.1b.One Lot of Cushion Tops at 250, Odd Lines Filo Pioss, 50% off Morris Chaire, Dpeks, Settoss, Reed Chairs, Library Tables, - Tes Tables, Tea Trays, Tabouretied, Pedestals, Foot Stools, Arm Chairs, Screens, Music Stands, Parlor Cabinets, -_ Rookers, Work Baskets.PRICES THE LOWEST.James Perry, 828 St.Paul St.Dufferin Terrace Toboggan Slide NOW OPEN SUBSCRIPTION FOR SBASOM Fauily.oes 85.00 Single Parson.02,50 ail .Two LOT co renee 260.Apply st Accountant's Office, Chae teau Frontenacjan.18x3m Q.A.A.RINK OPEN FOR THE SEASON BANDS MONDAY, V/EDNESDAY Friday Night.8 to 10 Bunday ASraoon.\u2026.\u2026.8to5 SEASON TICKETS Lemen.\u2026ayarees wot cossomssssrmesnrnsen3.00 Cotte and Children.mouse gameuse 31,00 Family.ceierces mossstore mon 42 sesssorer ss and Straps to rent, A.0.PRUNEAU STATIONER Grand reduction on follo arts ilt edge, wi Senn , back che: phar ca hers, \"wort 55 A he has studied for 25 verre, bc\u2019o old lady, quite happy, got into her i on , .| the Canadian Women's \u201cHistorisal 2 and went to sleep.\u2014London Reirigorat oma for tana envelopes, invita- rr ociety, ol Toronto, recently.tran agazine.is, euchre cards, 2 Every Woman | \u201cThe French-Canadian clirey show \u2014 ALSO ON HAND fees and « is, seven handed euchre, 9 and anon know © | A T R | 8 record of devotion to their couse.| Cook's Cotton Root Compound.A complete assortment of Asphalt snd Rubber Roofing Material, | Luda and rules for 6, pads end rules wn out the wonderful purity of spirit and pureness of pur- î \u2018bridge.\u201d ve euchre MARVEL Whirling Spray | j pose,\u201d he went on to say.\u201cThe or.Th Trout Utarino Tania and | gom the Brantford Rooting Company ei Brantford, Ont, Mr.Vesina jfor Pate the Énest stati for Erérhontorem | Por Infants and Children.clergy have devoted themmelves with Sngulsioron wile womencanl | taving accepted the general agonoy of that firm for the distriot of Quebes, Sevitations and anses Hachate, recaitly, : maring sacrifice.Ja three family alme- 2 ur The Kind Y.J Have Always Bought Soke hard an tak qi de ve dimen LY This aati advantageously replaces the present system of Metal, | Vermot, Du Perils 3% (GS Dl i Bears » |iously.He is rien: 3» people special cases, $3 par > Shingles Conorete Roofing, \" i.bat cid | ne ond the people trust him.Ther = el re pt dé pee.BRID S EET.au i EC so St.John Street \"Bin Signature ations are cordial.Any alofineas ja pam] Address: Trg - TR ER ALACE HILL uso Perv £0; Windsor, Ont.due to his «nse ot the somnity of a oti On.Tomas, OT.Uermeriy Wi , i 19 123 GE ~ Canada \u2014 « =! SuEDEP » smsnne MUUSUSSUANNUNGNENENNENS SERRE, CNuNNENSeNE==ENER] = BE RE RR SAE BORCÉCUCEEROEOVCESS bt a ot us ms m3 SUITS.TROUSERS, REEFERS.ALL Overcoats, worth $30, now $20, Overcoats, worth $26.00, now $18.00.Overcoats, worth $22.00, now $14.00.Light Overcoats, worth $18.00 to $24.00, now $12.00.$14.00, $16.00, Scotch Tweed Suits, worth $20.00 to $24.00, now $12.00, Blue Serge Suits, worth $20.00 to $26.00, now $14.00.Black Coats and Vests, worth $16.00, now $8.00.Smoking Jackets, worth $7.00 to $8.00, now $3.75.Fine Worsted Trousers, worth $3.00, now $4.50, Fine Tweed Trousers, worth $7.50, now $4,00, Scotch Tweed Trousers, worth $6.50, now $3.75.A few pairs Trousers, at $2.50.Boys\u2019 Reefors in Beaver Cloth, $lo.co and $12.00, now A fow Blanket Coats $3.00 for $3.00.GOOD + VESTS.GLOVES, $6.00 and $8.00.+Boys\u2019' Reefers in Nap Cloth $lo.co and $12.00, now $6.00 nnd $8.00.ali Boys\u2019 Sailor Reelers, worth $8.00, $10.00 and $12 00, now Evoglish $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00.English English WILL BE SOLD FOR SPOT CASH \\ Buck Gloves, Lined $2.50 and $2.23, now $1.25, Dent's Lined Kid Gloves $2.00, now $1.25.Mocha Buck Gloves $2.25, now $1.25.Reindeer Lined Gloves $2.50, now $1.25.White Kid Gloves 75¢.and $1.00, now Soe.DRESS VESTS White Pique Vests $2.50 for $1.25.White Pleated Vests $3.25 for $L 50.Grey Cashmere Vesta $1.50 for $2.50.DRESS SHIRTS White Dress Shirts worth $2.25; now $1.50 White Dress Bhirts, worth $1.75, now $1.25 White Dress Shirts, worth $1.70, now 8100 White Dress Shirts, worth $1.60 and $2.00, now 750.COLLARS and CUFFS, all Pure Linen English Collars 100.each or $1.00 per doz.Cuffs 10c.per pair.Cuffs, 15c.or 2 for 25c, Cuffs 20c.or 3 pairs for 50c.Tweed Vests, worth $3.50, to $4.00, now $2.00.Tweed Vests, worth $3.00, now $1.50.Black Worsted Vests, worth $4.00, $4.50, now $2.25.John Darlington's LEA 5 MRICIUNNNK HANDKERCHIEFS Cu Silk Handkerchiefs (White) 75¢., for 45c.Silk Handkerchiefs (White) 60c., for 35c.French Silk Handkerchiefs (Coloured) $1.00, White Linen and Cambric Hdkfs.Silk Mufflers, $5.00, $4.00, 3.00, UNDERWEAR at Half Price Balbriggan Underwear, 75c.Aertex Cellular Underwear $1.00 Fine Siikaline Underwear $1.50 p BRACES French Braces.750., for Soc.French Braces, Goc.and boc., Silk Braces, $1.25, for 7be.English Braces, Half Price.SOCKS for Fine All Wool Cashmere Socks, Extra Fine Heather Mixed Socks SILE MUFFLERS and MOTOR SCARFS Silk Motor Scarfs, $3.00, for $2.00 Silk Motor Scarfs, $5.00, for $3.00 r sett.Mercerized Lisle Underwear $1 uo per sett All Won Black Socks, 25c., or 5 pair for $Lot Extra Fine Cashmere Socks 6oc, and 65c, now 35c.CONUENSRENNESNRANESSEESNEGHNERHENENNONESONESERERENE come - fu Dés 20c., 156.and 10c.each for 3,25, $2.25, $1.50 per sett er sett 350} be, or 5 pair for $la 65c.,now 350.GRAND REDUCTION e \u2014e BATURVAI.FSSKUAIR B, 1008 _ THE SUEBEC CHRONIOLS - \u2014 «5 25000 MILES | | parte res ITF TNE TY TT Tr For A PERFECT ACCOMPANIMENT THE SoLoIsT AUTOPIANO .RQ nn _ PERFORMANCE BY [POLICEMEN WILL | ow w MAGPIE MINSTRELS ~~ GET TROUSERS ee mov 10 PC.to 30 P.C.DISCOUNT esting Tours All Goods Marked in Plain Figures, Discount Deducted from same.\u201d A Splendid Entertainment in Store for | Even Though They Are Not Quite At do Louis Hotel | - - Everyone Next Monday Night\u2014 of the Texture which Experts | (rights of dhe turnpike in the persons is the ideal among player-pianos Special Bargains || = soi Pon [dhe EEE \u2014 \u2018 who heave undertaken to wal , The performer is miles in two ye on a wager of It is not very often that one can | \u2018A meeting of the Police vommittes | 85.000.mm tro years ui 2 : \" listen with pleasure to a Minstrel Com- | was held last evening under the i- | The walk was commenced on Ap Women's Black Tights 71a to $1.57 pany composed of both Ladies\u2019 and | %ency of Ald.Verrot- those present he.2nd, 1908, and in order to win the y ing Ald.Dinan, Madde: , bet the walk must be finished by April | \u2018Women\u2019s Natural and Grev Wool and Union [| contiemen, but we can assure our read- Lantier and Pouliot, en: Lock pel Ind.1910.The bet is betaeer (be Drawers from 53 to $SL19 ers that the entertainment to be pro- | Committes.The only business taken | Hulifax Yacht Club, pet which the | vided on Monday night next by tbe | into consideration was the di pedesirians are members and t Women's Uadervests in Natural and White 26c.Megpie Minstrel Company, will be one ; \u2018* contracte for men\u2019s dlothiog.Bone Sporting Club of Halfâx.On the | to $1.20 of the very best of the kind | ever | \u2018Re ago Mr.J.0.Drolet received the | conditions of the walk the walkers | ; i ted without a cent and will have.roll., 0, seen here, and the Indies and gentle- | \u201cCNtre0t for the winter trousers for | Mtar ut | \u2018Children\u2019s Undervests, Drawers and Bigek Tights J! men who bave given up so m of | the men.but after being awarded the | to make their way through as best less 25 per cent.\u2019 ® The piano is of 2 Ma | so .:, | contract could not obtain in this ci they can.- T' are both vaudeville | ioh.EE Eee ed Die, pt er a vet oes , A .Pouliot, who had been appuinted | *ketches along the route of their walk.it Women's Wool Stockings 756.for 60c.650.for corr That Es expert in the matter.He, therelore, finale men are both interested in the 50c., 48c.for 40c, \u2018their eflorte.We can further prediet | féred to earry out his contract with | financial end of the proposition a satisfying to the most, that those of our fers who do not another quality of material, which | While they have no money of their | artistic ear\u2014the play- Women's Wool Golfers $2.25 for $1.60, $2.65 for [|| attend the performance, will miss.one | Ald- Pouliot stated was a good cloth dn he on Br Dh Than vel Fo ing mechanism EX.t \u20ac i good i $1.70, $2.85 for $1.95, $3.50 for $2.40, lof he eet owas of the season, (ud Le had wearin as that which complish their task.1f they don't ac-, CELS any other : ; After considerable dixcussi Ald, | complish it, however, they won't be il now upon the Women's D.M.C.Hose Supporters, Black, White none Bo reserved to-day for Monday | Dinan moved that the trouers be ai | Out anything, and as both are young | market-yet the able to subdue or ac- ) cent any note or notes at will by a simple and easy method of control.Plays by hand or .ted H i the apirit of sightseeing and the no- : Yo and Sky, regular prices 29c.for 196.PROPERTY os bocented ns they were not according : dy of ie raie a | price is moderate, : A Aid.Lanti ù ; them, ley have alreu complet, Sanitary Coil Hair Pads 12c., other Hair Pads up Mr.Antoine Guilbault bought at | abeolutoly necemare thot \u2018ii omnes | 8,000 miles of he jure 16 inches, 12c.sheriff sale yesterday morning lot No.| of the f should hav i .| The starting point of the walk waa Se ° 8 and the third of lot No.7 on Com- gp immediate and way their trous Nein, Labrador.2,000 miles north of Extra fine All-over Nets 200.Extra 1 , morcial street.Levis, adjoining the allowing Xr.Drolet t is | Newfoundland, and from there they Nets 8 for 25c.arge Fgont [J [ogiel \u201cit contract with the new clown\u201d O'\" \"| travelled (0 Port nux.Basque, New.4 cordial invitation is extended to ÿ i you to visit our store\u2014to see and hear fi .ppp rene Aid.Lockwell \" foundland, and from there had to take 30 P Cent Dis t off all Combs, B CHALMER'S CHURCH.let's offer be oc - tr Deo the steamer to North Sydney, Cape in this splendid instrument \u2014to play ét er Cen count 0 ombs, Barrettes Mr.A.F1.Cliff, B.A, of Montreal ' tor had acted in good faith, This | Breton, In crossing Labrador it was urself.We offer to place tt in your and Bag 3.College, will preach ut both servioss.amendment was put to a vote, Ald.| Recemmary {o go over the Newfound- yo .e p y { Rev.Mr.Clark will conduct the ser- ; Lockwell and Lantier voting in favoy | land desert and in this barren stretch | ROME upon very liberal terms.pt vice at the McDonald College, St.Ann | of it und Ald.Dinan and Madden | ©] country the walkers were 36 hours : de Rellevell, avainst.The chairman voted in favor | vithoue food.ot in about 3,000 miles i : ol Ald.Lockwell\" rom Nein to Port aux-Basque.49 John St || SKIRMISHING DRILL.| ofiwells amendment.From North Sydney, CH.the routo LAVIGUEUR & HUTCHISON.: .P ! The meén of the R.C.G.A.and R.of the walk was to Halifax, from | : \u2019 3 hone 271 C.R., under command of Lisut.-Col.- there to Montreal, to Ottawa.to Mat- Oscar Pollotier, marched out to the tawan, up through the Temiscaming - PIANOS, MUSIC, &c.: : 5 istrict to the Montreal River then to ° Gouin Road ymterlay morning, where , Haileybury, North Bay ond Toronto.81-85 St.John St, and 54 St.Joseph St DT TT rome \"ishing rill.10 SHERBROOKE From Toronto they went west to De 1 from the Ancient.Capital for the | ; sp pee .ee Upon the boy 101 championsitip rargé to be held.Chidi Pate or money.For while, the man Fr nes Battar Be, 0 Tb.Seifeil\u2019s $7 \u201cBeiter & Sone.THIS WEEK ctor ne nian whieh among the entries, is that of Hans reat pking for Suaintance anything Fresh Mere.ce lle.à dos, Salmoh\u2014Holiday Bros, oy - os sucenmt ne A Holmer, who hegam hi i ito beip them out on their long trip i ; > î : he received by falling between the > 15 racing career |.Imperial Bank of Candee W, A.Weir High Class Vaudeville eee in Quebec om hoes and then Jeeloped is acceptable.2 A.DOMBROWSKL Champlain Market, y ever , _ ' tu-th-sat.Ve Baking Powder_B.W.Gillet & | _ ()\u2014ACTS\u2014(8) | porrviCy ELECTION CONTEST portant Taree Shreukbost.he Do.| SPIFERY HALES HOSPITAL | Co.| TWO SHOWS DAILY Chief Justice Langelier rendered judg - ion.The Queber pind ato hns n num.The following is a list of subscribers - Reductions in Winter Goods\u2014F.Sim- \"ment yesterday in the Portneuf con ber of entries of whom great hopes | to Jeffery ale\u2019s Hospital, together ard & Cie.Matines Daily 2.30.Prices 10 and 1üc.; tested election, Brouen va.Delisle.The Dre entertained .! with the amounts of their respective Dey French Vermouth\u2014Law, Young & | Evening 8.30 Prices.10-20-300.| pretiminary objections were dismissed \"The anow-shoers for the mort part | eubecriptions : Ce.Seats Reserved by Phone 17 oo \u2018Be grounce (hat they had not amembled nt the ferry landing.al-, J.T.Ross, W.Price, 8500: J.Hamil Fous for Sale or to Let\u2014Mre.T.been filed within the necessary time.though (he representatives of some of | ion, J.EF, Holt, 8250; Mrs.Nord.Ross.; Hon.A.Taschereau represented the the clubs marched down in a body.! heimer (for bed), 8202 ; J H.Grand Exhibition Saturday-P.J.OI defendant spd Newrs.Staflond and The first special pit Levis at 11-30 | Rotierell.Sir Chas.Hows, V.Bonwell .Cate., $ $ elley 1a.;P-m.an was follogred y the ne- | W.M.Macpherson, Hon.R.T , Tins Terror Bennet .Magpie Minstrels ! LAID AT REST.cond at midnight.Each train carried sion, Wm.Shaw, Fu NeCarthe, Ocvan Sailings\u2014Allan Line.D ; .: about 150 p rs.; Dobell, Berkett & Co.J.Ritchie, À.- - - > ean Snilinge\u2014Dominion Line.First Appsarance in Quabec \"The remains of the late Mr.Daniel | \" LEE \u201c W.Boswell, des E.Ë EI OF ° Mission Band Concert\u2014Methodist Sun- Cslebrat:d Minstrel Company # Bryne, of H.M.Customs, were laid TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Frontenac, Mrs.H.Atkinson, Miss Kday School.© ! at rest in St.l\u2019atrick'a Cemetery yes- | Toke LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab- Hamilton, $50; G.H.Thomson, e .A.Grant.AT THE cession which left the late residence of to cure W.GROVE'S signature is McNider, Imperial B k, Major Hethfbebec Curling Club\u2014W.C.Bickell.|! Y.M CA.HALL the deceased for St.Patrick's Church, on each box.25c.rington, D.organ.À Epistar W rt Ra .were a large number of prominent !D.'E.À Boswell, G.H.Baliour, W.E \u2014-oN\u2014 Monday, 8th February, AT 8.18 O'CLOCK Plan of Hall opens at T.J.Moore & Cocitizens.At the conclusion of the, THAT ELECTION CASE.church service the remains were con-| Aig, lavigueur informs the Chronveyed to the cemetery, jicle that he knows nothing about the H.Dunsford,, Mgr.Canadien Banc (A of Commerce, H.Kennedy, Mrs E.HR a C.E.Brodie, } \u2014 Mr.Larose who has entered an action on, W.A.Weir, A Friend, Miss I.QUEBEC SYMPHONY SOCIETY.| againet him in connection with the re | Hamilton, À.Fraser, (New York); A \"THE NICKEL i Et.Anne Strest Cartage and Transfer Co\u2014Geo.# Ladies and Gentlemen terday morning.ln the mournful pro- lets.Deuggists relund money if it fails $40: J.Brown, $30: 0.Seifert, .I.3; Rsserved Seats 80c, and 782, Friday, 5th Feb.* MOVING PICTURES VOS EE EVE, (hare vill be a general meeting of cent election in Quebec Centre.je ie Pin, fishop ; A e Society this evening a o'clock, n, nH.> .Mc gall, W.TRE LATEST, CLEAREST AND STEADIEST inn.28-feb.7-6-8x4.ut the School of Arta.Don't forget the Mission Band Val- ! H.Crawford, H.Walker & Sons, $20; s VIEWS IT By order, entine Home made Cake and Candy ' Misa C.Price.Mrs.D.Laurie, $15; sow bess BENNETT'S AUDITORIUM ons sara.Be Ta SE § ma Change of Programme Mondays, ss \u201cling of February llth.See evening Ne kbar, Miss M.D.Shaw, Wednesdaye and Fridays.FRIDAY GROCERS WILL STUDY QUESTION | programme in another column.|\u2018 | Miss E.Shaw, C.P.Champion, Har y x ADMISSION Se.BVENING FEB 12th A .court Smith, A.D.Webster, I.C, LS committee, composed of Mesars.NEW BRANCH BANK.Webster, W.J.Stobo, B.Aird, Rev.| The Great Store of Quebec Centre J- L.Letourneau and F.Langlois, has | of Cenads intend to open an up| 40 \u201cyg 3\" .bésa appointed to act with the exscu- - town branch and are now negotiating | Fry & Co.Are wie Glover, Performances: \u2014 Afternoon, 1 p:m to F.Bourret, J.Pepin, Els.Paquet, J.; : G.H.Willi , W.i ! 8 p.m.: Evening, 7 to 10.30.TIN À LERNER B.Cote, Eudore Delisle, H.Turectie.It is stated that the Imperial Bank Kulka, Yen J aie B.D.' e sat tive mmittee of the local branch of for the lease of the building No.7, Attractive Sale PHENOMENAL RUSSIAN PIANIST the Retail Merchants Association of + St, John street, at present occupied by Pi BE rn CP Soha ou; .2, .OF .WITH THB Canada, with a view of studying cer ' Mr.J.P.Garneau.It is understood | pc Temple, C.H.Carter.DH ur inventory is over aid we are starting in on our debut of the new business year.The satisfactory result of last year's business warrants us in insugurating the new year by a sale of white goods the like of which was never seen.We strongly invite all ' our clients.not to purchase linen, whether for ladies\u2019 or children, tain questions affecting the grocers ; that the branch will be opened during Bums, E.H.Wade, W.B.Rogers.E j VALUABLE REAL ESTATE| (ojee SYMDHON OFCHRSIO| \u201cer re sore sem rase | Sa Yor 38, tein Fo o Laurie, W.P.Laurie, D.H.G ie, Comprising about 22,000 square feet, ¥rs.Geggie, Mr.D.0.Alexandes We take particular pleasure in an- n 10 to 28 St.Patrick street, JOS.VEZINA, Director nouncing to our mimerous customers ; Vill be the Soloist at the Symphony |.\u2019 Billet, E.J.Hale, Millare Ltd.J.or other cottons, before gla ucing at our magnificent display.having some 17 tenements thereon, 28.80.78.91.00 | \u2018 | that from the 8th of February, that Concert.Winfield, W.0, Barnes, D.Rea, H.T, | he choi lity and the Je value of Uringing | & yearly rent of me | PRICES :\u2014 382342: 800 i» Monday next, we shail open 8 new | Personal beauty is acknowledged Lo | Machin, Mrs.Whitehead, ©.Evane.| The choice.quality an unwarpamable v.She goods No ro re om phy, the atten: Sale N t Audi department, in which we will sell the | be a great aid 10 an actress or a | Mrs.E, L.Sowell, R.Ruthman 1 we display, will entice everybody, to come and make meguificent t a of Investors, bost dividend paying | Seat Sale Oo ce uditorium | colebrated prepared cocoa, manufac | prima-dona; why not be a pianist ?| Burstall.Mre.K.À.Kennedy.H.M.purchases, ar values will be found which canmot be found alue- real estate in Quebec.tured by the Dominion Cocoa Co., of Fo be sure both Liszt and Bulout used | Price.Mra.C.Sharples, J.C.Ne.where, for the same money.Bale Tuseday, ninth, at Messrs.A.| Mason & Hamlin Piano Used.Montreal, and aiso well-known milk | (o advise pretty girls who wanted to | Corkill, Rev.à.of Baifour, W.D.Jno.Maxham & Cos ofiics, 81 Peter feb.6-8-10-11-12x5.chocolate of Nastrani, Switserland, | take lessons of them to \u201cget mar- | Brown, B.Campbell.J.Davidson & $800 to $15.08 Bets of Linen from.street, at 11 a.m.which has no equal.During the! ried.\u201d But that was onl | ; i i i i \u2014 \u2014 .jy the case when | Co., 810; Nr.and Mrs.A.C.Smith, Underekiete from.-50% 1000 A.JNO.MAXHAM & CO.PROGRAMME month of February we will serve this | they had more beauty than talent.| 38; Mr.J.Brown, $7.50; Wm.\"Mac: : Nightgowns trom.89 to 7.00 feb.4x5.A.& B.Rs cocon free of charge.It will be interesting to hear Mise | William.Jas.Perry, A.Veasey, J.J.| ' 19% 330 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Mission Band Concert fob.6x7.Lerner when she appears next Friday | Moore & Co: Budden & Welch, R.(.Pants rom.19 to Sunday School QUEBEC SKATING RINK evening with ibe Quebec Symphony Patton, A.B.Patton, EF Charl.Chemises from.ve cristsecemmmmacaen se\u201d nine ave mc 27 $0 2.50 ethodist Sun 00 .Orchestra at the Auditorium theatre.| ton 0.Amos Campbell, R.J, Lo : ; i QUEBEC GARTAGE On \u201c ay The band will play the following | It is safe to predict for Miss Lerner a | Winfield, John Keragban, J, J.Walk.Ladies\u2019 Aprons with or without bibs from 10.to 90e.: Matiness, blouses in white limon, trimmed with fine embeoid- ery.long or short sleeves from 2c.to $9.50, Linen for table cloths or rollers, at unheard of low prices.AT 8 O'CLOCK 1.March\u2014\"Only to Seo Her Face playing.The sale of seats for this | Mise E.M.Jones, H.¥.Hunt.W.H.Again\u201d ne Play the follo double success, \u2018de beaute.\u201d for [er.W.J.Darlington, General W.W.TRANSFER ( li Thursday Evening, February ll, day} afternemm, from 8 te 8 done | hernie the ones les ber tire Henry, A pmgton, anersl W.W *, e Bennet | treat munical event in now going on | Davidson.St.Geo.Boswell.EF.A.PART T.2.Valte\u2014\"8ur La Plage.\" st the Theatre Hox office.We strong | Hoare, Geo.H.Stott, R.Stanley, E.' The Annual Monte re ne.Inutrumental Dust\u2014Chasse aux Larel- Se or 1a Plea.Wakdtrael lv advise every reader of the Chron.| E.Ross, Archd.Laurie, W.Sharpe.K.Embroidery and Insertion.laces, and lace insertions at prices Com: will be heldéax th of of les.Misa Brown and Young | 3, avoy™.Moore | icle to attend the concert of the Que | A.Morrison, Mrs.E.Turner.J.I.defying all competition.the Company, Corner St.Roch acy | Song\u2014\"Soletir's Good BYS\".| 4.Valse=\"La Plus Belle\u201d.Waidiotel | boc Symphony Orchenira.BR amen Hr Br Kori inne: arts Ten Fosses streets, on Wednesda: DR patte see Miss 5.Quad\u2014\"Herold\".Strauss _.F .ne 5 R.pouttele, Mien ©.White Curlaine, curtain points.7 etc.suitable 40 all purses.February 3th ae va pan fes va fong\u2014\"Love Long\u201d.\u2026 \u2026 Mr.Carey | g.Vaise\u2014vc® Fat Moi \u2026.Rose READY MADE CLOTHING, Fin A is Eb Town.83.80: 8.Spread the news and don't fail to take dvantage of the ofiers election of officers sud general bunt.| O°! Duet ¥ 7.Valse\u2014\"Pros Do Toi\".Waldteulel | Mefore we commence our extension Tohn Steang, Miss Bonhams \"80: Mies made by Quebec Centre's Great Store, to its purchasers.new.Song\u2014Selected.Mr.Ross! vive Lo Canadienne.wotks for the enlargement of this | yoop CWE on, Bonga.Nin By ordet of the Board, PART II God Save the King.| department, you should take sdvan- | Friond per Mr, Dunlop, a1.B.A.| GED.A.GRANT Piano Solo~Valse Ballet (Vitor JOR, VEZINA tage of this specie} occasion.To-day, | Turner, Mrs.Turner, 600.; A Friend, | Sec\u2019y-Treas.se Buaut).ë paie Brown Bandmaster.Saturday, we wi slow AA pen J.T.Rom.$300; Ignoles, por R.$ , C 3b, Husbeeu.; \u201csg | all our tweed suits for men ya, ; ; feb.6x2.on es isa Wilkineon te Dertators admitted on payment où also, on all twesd and heavy cloth PA 00 | Duet\u2014Violin and Piano .cape.Therelore don\u2019t forget to go | gt 0 collections, $178: Chinene sub.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, 254-264 St.John St.- serene Subarelhers are reminded that the pe Colonel Ashmead and Mise Heth| must \u2018how their.admission Helote 0 | diractly to MARCEAU & CIE reriptions, 89.50: Sir Geo.Garman, | oies M c the donr-keeper at all times when de- \"158 St.Joseph St.(80%: P.of A.960; residents of Val- Feat es BM manded, or admission will be refused.\u2014 : Josep cartier Road, 88: Symphony Society, =.\u2018 Ft rere \u201cBatons > not astrine \u201cMir, Claxton [qe ™ 0 ey going to be stelotly en.hall process of concert, $134.70.ARE EN ENTRE œeut or polsonses \u201c Nu .Br Np i eS r.Bruster, Aasompanist .and th \u2018 ® mnt Soe ADMISSION 18 CENTS.farce rom nov out, and hey, must fA 0 Ain Don't be so antiots to save money.0, ta Valentines, home made cakss and [are not transferable and any caught John D.and othe of his ilk will look © RAED sandy.fax sels alternons and\u2018 evening.(so will be immediately cancelled.stag iy HRD HITTING BETTER THAR SITE DEWARS reer Petiaand Wor Beef, Club Omel LY ere rtm eee \u201c i iqu s (BEST SCORE im fo dred mir CE »?B J $ OR RS Johnston, Wanderers.8 14 [Little Pugilists Who Have Made SPECIALTY -\u2014tuntorenis Boot Vie Special Liqueur FEET | fi ra et, ar | = = 3 4 ass Ale on x! \" Stands in a class by itself | OF THE ECHA, 3 5 fige / Ne \u20ac = TTT \" 3 ë root 0 \u2014 .mme 3 s Fun Jos Falcott, the Giant Kile, 17 ar HILL) .was i ou middle al vy- .T.i Walsh of Ottawa, Leads with Jordan | pusloy, Wanderrs.i 3 a End many sein 00 ETES Prop _ PE CUTTING THEM DOWN * as a pugilist co t \u2018 ake PARTY SLIFPEBS OTTAWA SrORTING LIBEL.alt rea ie Ty locke CLEAR 28 P.C.OFF BE.W.GILLETT CO, LTD.Terente, Ont- - AND - « {(Moatreal Gasette.y tall yot be defeated six footers, not- .Ottawa, Feb.B5\u2014An interestin, ui - - Ik > - On the first hall of the E.C.H.A.; % | ably \"Jos Choynski, with remarkable = « HOSK whedule which was brought to a close legal case may arise out ol last Bat- vase.He also took the numbers of We olean, or tint Party Slispsrs and Hose to matoh your gown.with the Wanderer-Ottaws math in | U5day\u2019s big bockey match between Kid Carter, \u2018Billy Smith, Frank Sterling Silver Manicure Sets.4 the Ottawa nd Wanderer teams., In Teather ork ve bave om beyond the commonplace We mot Ottawa last Saturday\u2014Shamrocks and Last Men y he Ottaws Free P : Childe, Sandy Ferguson and George Sterling Silver Photo Frames, P À shades.jog th d half here \" A Gardner, all of wh t least Sterling Bilver Oarc.Canes.PE Wood iowa, fo Ptit a tement, cit to | C08 So than the Bick Demon, | Applications to the Logislaturg | Prise euver cieareie came OUR WORK TT ; T* OUR PRICES SATISFIES, = Oo ad PLEASE.Ottawa was the big scoring combin- the Ottawne because some years ago Jack Bonner, Dick Moore and Dan ished in first Place in the list of indi- | Fears?yen, of the Ottawa execu | ae ring followers called him.Further.WAL S _ Pa .TEBL VER 6008: DYER AND CLEANER ation iu the league and another Ot- : \u2018 A Cresdon, who were in every way big- NOTICE.55 St.Joseph Street, Telephone 2776 §!tawa player, Bruce Stuart, follows be raised ie of trousers ing | gor than this phenomenon of the ring.| otios is barby given that Marie Sterling Silver Tollst Sets, Sterling Silver Military Brush Se), -.the held an old grudge against | TOTS alcott _ deleaied Mick, Dunn, 28 P.C.OFF » a : , ; i i van referee.Wall .Walsh, being tied with Jordan, of 82m A which he was There are several fighters in the | Eugenie Dionne, widow of Leather Dressing Casesas to number of goals scored, aah a to have Sutemaed th + local ving at the present time who, like | Arthur Biel in his lifetime of the Leather Writing Casesbut having « better average than por CW, al age says the statement Walcott, are undersized, aot perish zu let, in ho count Ye bt! Substantial ALSO A ; - por gd all mi * |is untrue, and has inst Eddie Young Por J en Le is only minor \"children, soi : in the ssid eoode sy a où où \u2019 while Joi n a in .\" ; 10! er Jac n.urns > Jordan and Chubby Power did most Glenn 2 loon laver eu he B fost 7 inches tall, while Langford, | place of J/Ialet, will apply to the Leg John E, Walsh's, of the Quebec scoring and Power takes eon for libel who will probably meet Champion iglative of the Province of Quebec At! Bookseller, 11 J st fourth place with 12 goals.: Johnson next May, is hall an inch | ils mext session for a bill revoking ' cha Wanderers scoring was pretty well + + + taller than Burns.Young Peter Jack [and cancelling two deeds of the fduciary | ee eee, divided up and ith, Glass andi SOME INTERESTING FACTS | son is about the same size, while Tom donation, in favor of ler said minor Johuston come next on the list in ABOUT \u201cCY.\u201d Sharkey, who gave Jefiries the hard- | children, dated November 29th, 1898, UE Les : eat battle of his career, stands five | and December 14th, 1899, before Mtre | CLUB \u2018 ( It's on the bottom of | Every Pail or Tub made of EDDY\u2019S FIBREWARE (The Ware that\u2019s Made Good!) q Each One is pressed into a Homogeneous Mass by Enormous Hydraulic Pressure~\u2014then Hardened.\u20ac No Other Pails or Tubs Made are so Light, so Tight, so Attractive or so Durableg Persist iu getting Eddy's.fifth, sixth and seventh places, with - ; 1 t threo Shamrock players, Ward, Hyland | Old Cy Young in 42 years old.feet 8} inches in his socks.But suc- | C.Leclerc, N.P.and bearing respect and Marshall tied with Johnston in ut free laying professional coma short men in the middie and | ively Sumber, 2055 wed 2070 of the RIN number of ls for seventh place.3 .vy weight classes have been an | minutes of sai re.ere.The Ottawa lot fattened up their Hie first professional engagement \u2018 exception (0 the prevailing rule.Jef- | Montmafly, January 19tb, 1909.K NOW OPEN.averages on that runaway match in | Var with the Canton, O., Tri-State frisa, \u201cfor instance, is 6 feet 14 inches AIME M.DECHENE, Suhscriptions as followst Quebec, where the Ottaya team scored team, 1890, Clav National I tall, while Johnson is 6 feet 3 inch.Attorney for the Petitioner.| Children at 6chool.eeciceorersr S388 eighteen goals, Stach and Walsh se- oined the Claveland * lig #8: | Corbett is taller than Johnson by | jan.20xIm.Ladies\u2019 single ticket.oc.comers 3.00 curing six apiece.ox team iu midseason, 1890.foy | (rse-quarters of sn inch.\u201cAT Kauf-|-_\u2014|Gentiemen's single tickets.6-00 Marshall, of Shamrocks, was the | on pe first game be pitched for | man, the California pugilist, measures N OTI le = Family tickets.us commer 888 hest scoring defence player for the Clan , defeating Chicago, the same as Corbeti,, while Gus \u2018| Office hours 4 to 6 p.m.dail first half of the series, J.Power, of Sith Clevelend 1890-1808.Rublin is 6 feet 2 inches.Peter Jack- Lo, Le .Jy: Quebec.who is usually well up on the ith Bt.Louis 1899-1900.son, the great Australian fighter, was | Notice is hereby given that s peti- ' ; i With Boston 1901-1909.i same hei Jim | tion shall be presented to the Legis Bec.Treaslist being near the bottom with only In the nineteen years he has heen! 0 font 3 inch, the ame height as Jim Jature of Quebec at its next session, by | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014v-u-_\u2014\\ two goals, the same number as scored | .he mai © el And by Ross.in the major leagues.Old Cy has (aller.Joe Goddard, the Barrier Malcolm Fraser, Archib Andrew INC >T poliowin are tables showing team pitched 771 Fumes.This is the Way Champion, was a six footer and | Fraser, bofh of the town of Fraser ICE Always, everywhere in Canada, ask for Eddy's Matches vi ing: he record reads : - | ville, by Mrs.Alice Fraser, of the city \u2014\u2014\u2014 and individual scoring: \u2014 Fees Peter Maher measures 5 feet 114 in: , | 4 > vi .- ches.This is Choynski\u2019s height, and | of Montreal, wife of Hector Prevost,| Al] claims against late J.A.Plante, TEAM SCORING RECORD Defeats.ei 2?| and by Arthur C.Sutberland and Mes: | formerly manage at ihe Heampoct ; .; Sullivan stands 5 feet 104 | inches | Marie Anne Brunelle wile of the eaid| Agylum, should be presented, duly ew Wanderers.Yon.Lost.Fer, Against Shut out the Cincinnati Reds with- | without his shoes.Arthur 8 Sat helen), Ro the town od , belore February the 15th.: anderers.1% \u2018 30 [outa hit September 18th, 1697.It is aid that the middleweighte | Fraserville, Joint tutor Merle | Parties indebted towards the sass, - 5 2% © Shut out the Athletics without @ | Who scale at 154 pounds should he vonne Hear prete ie Fram are requested to stile also before the 5 38 54 |hit\u2014no man reaching first base\u2014May Siect 8 inches tall, while those who | er of the la on illiam Fraser, | 15th of February.DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limited.MINERS and SHIPPERS of the CELEBRATED : beirs of the late William Fraser, in his eee .Sth, 1904.weigh 158 should be three-quarters : $ : .A.A J, GINGRAS \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS COALS INDIVIDUAL SCORING.Shat out the New York Yankees |of an inch more.Yet Fitzsimmons, | lifetime Signor of the ba à me ue of \"Tutor, .ion, | Riviere du Loup, Verboi who held the middlewe he champion: Villeray, to permit to the said boire ss St Dominique otreet, 191 inning game against Waddell, July | title, is 5 feet 113 inches.Ketchell,| 10 loally one ind bole notwithetand.Jeu MU wh, SCREENEO, RUN-GF-MINE and SLACK 2 15 15 | éth, 1905.the present middleweight champion, 12 9 FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO SALES AGENT, 118 ST.JAMES ST, MONTRE, Matches.Goals.| without a hit, June 30th, 1908, Walsh, Ottawa.\u2026 Jost to Athletics, 4 to 2, in 20- | ship, and was never del Stuart, Ottawa.Jordan, Otlawe.C.Power, Quebec.Smith, Wanderers.Glass, Wanderers.Johnston, Wanderers.+++ measures 5 feet 9$ inches.| Phila- } XYonme Henriette Fraser, the | lands \u2018 ; delphis Jack O'Brien, who fghts nt | tituated in the said seigneuries of Riv- EER AND GREENS.| |ebeut 165, 14 5 fut 10} Sache, and | re du Loup, Verbois, Le Pare and THE PARKIN ELEVATOR © There will be the usual \u201c and | Jack (Twin) Sullivan, who got a de Villeray.= Sm RADAR EYES FRONT Wao are pleased to inform you that storms do not affect | Kerr Ottawaus at all and that we can supply You at any and all times Sotnaria.Cenee.; greens\u201d at the Quebec Curling Club | cigion over Burns once, is 5 fest 9j Quebec, 18th January, 1909.Liniied, ecpelar, Onlarie.Nard.Shamrock.at 1.15 o'clock this aftémoon.inches.Charley Mitchell, once Eng-| BEDARD, CHALOULT & PREVOST, BANUFACTUI or Marshail, Shamrocks.++ + land\u2019s best boxer, is 5 feet 9 inches, Attorney for Petitioners.ANUFACTURERS NIGHT'S BOK Bill Papke, former middleweight | jan23xim.To NIGHT s KEY MATCH.pine er 5 foot 84 inches, and No officials have yet been appointed | Dan Creedon, once holder of the Aus- \u2018Ideal\u2019 Passenger and Freigus ) Elevators.; .su] ; for this eveaing\u2019 ion title, is & qUArter Hydraulis or Eleatris Hoists.= with household necessaries in Grocery Line.Taylor, Ottawa.two ape sob Fao.The! Serie.a Decoy vis Tost.he ' NOTICE.Dumb Waiters.CW aill, Wanderers.game promises to\u201cbe & hotly contest- | title to Fitz, wan B feet 8 inches.fs hereby given that Octave | Automatis Firsproof Doors | Teas, Coffees, Cereals, Vegetables, Bonbons, Fruits, |fardr.Fenders.& one.There have hoon n number of | | Tradition says that 145 pounders, or | pocommes, Eas of the Town of Mout.| Fire Escapes.han, on tho Shamrock team since | welterweights, shouid stand 5 leet 6 magay, will make application at the ork.i appearansel here, and the ,ad-! inches, or nearly 5 inches taller than | .¢ session to the islaturs of the rer Casting, and ail Eleédition of Laviolette to the defence has \u2018 Walcott, who held the title in this Province of Quebec for the passi of vator Applian 8: vik Lt ee Tha Juches Clas for a loue time; vet it is a fact an Act confirming two deeds oF sale, PP icenSupplies, ê& l a shift around of pley- that of the best known welter- A A of sale, Janu; APPLICA] ark oni ht, and it is expected that weights were as short as 5 feet 6 i 1900, before a Wilfrid Pion, ESTUATES FURNISHED ON Te \u2018 these wil add strength.| inches.Tommy Ryan was 5 feet 74 NP.om the applicant to Adelard AMOS.J COLSTON, During the gama the result of the : inches: Mysterious Bmith, § fest 8§ Collin, of the Town of Montmagny, of ° Wanderer-Ottawa match, at Montreal, : inches : Matty Matthews, 5 feet 72 a property being the Nos.18, 19 and AGENT, QUEBED, will be bullentied game by game, by |inches: Mike (Twin) Sullivan, the said Town of Montmagn hres Bivens Quebes, direct wire from the Arena.present title holder, 5 feet 10 inches ; Ie oa of No.299 of the cadaston For sé Der, Ottawa.Wines of all descriptions.Take, Ottawa.\u201c M.BOYCE & SON, [Hf \u201cTHE RELIABLE GROCERS\" Yair, Wanderers.49-21 Cote d'Abraham.Established 1856, Pebeau.Shamrocks.Phone 294 |G.McNamara, Shamrocks.rh AN EARS, EARRIAILIDONS \u2014\u2014 tt BIAS We NAAN SE Dalla Laviolette, Shamrocksia \u201d Hin, Shamrocks.Leader, Quebec.unes = - 9 od of of Jack Blackburn, 5 feet 10 inches; | of the parish of st Ttomas, the said IVE J ACQU ES Ottawa can also lay claim to hav- HOCKEY CHALLENGE.Loney a vd pov Sy properly as Hon on Bear, JUST RECE Ding the player mont frequentiy in | \u201cCapt.\u201d\u201d Mike Mutphy, who has been | G: rdner, 5 J et, 74 inches.x ctober 28th 1877, PURCHASE\u201d by Han ANNU AL CHE AP S ALE trouble during the series, for Gilmour ja silent observer the boekey game in te hphtmoght desc it has long bien 2 tad Onto NP.and eee \"BY MIGHT 9 by heads the penslty list with a total of | for soine years past, has become con- | been maintained that a 133 pounder | = No.6128.\u201cHALFWAY HOUSE\" by Mawrieg sixtcen y étiencen, footing up s min- vinced that it has not improved any | should be 5 feet, 34 inches tall.Kid oA dead of sale, dated January | = Hewlettutes.Gi imour was riled off in every | since the days when he used to take | Lavigne, one of the greatest light- | gi, 1909, before George Wilfrid Pion, «YOUNG LORD STANLEIGH* thy match with one exception, and in two {a hand in the performances of some : weights the world ever saw, stood 5 from {be applicant to \u2018 Joseph Trem- Robert Barr.Us matches hin penalties totalled filtesn | of the more or less famous teams of | fost, 34 inches in his bare feet.Bat- | biay, of ihe own of Montmagny, of o | \u201cTHE HERMIT AND THE WOMAN\" \\ minutes each.n Quebec, and he has accordingly issued | tling Nelson, the present champion, is being part of No.19 of Edith Wharton ON ALI Shamrocks auffered more heavily |n challenge on behalf of he \u2018Fire 5 Toot, 7% inches tall, and an inch i J of 1e Town of Monte the WEB OF TIME\u201d by Robes RB, 4 wees Me Howse from alties than any team in the | fighters\u201d he \u201cPi \" ' \u2019 Cadets i petite Koowles, ; penaltic y tea ighters\u201d to the \u201cPirates,\u201d both of and a quarter taller than Jos Gans, | {he said property having been substitu 0 BV 90 A league.Their offencen aggregated 173 | them fast hockey erganizations of | the famone Old Master.Jack Me- | (oq by the will of the late Hon.J.O, TREASUR by Marsan we Ô ES il SLIPPERS minutes.which works out that the | Champlain street, for a match.There | Auliffs, who was world's champion for | Beaubien, dated | Ootobeë 28th, 1877, J LURE OF THE MASK\" Luge A team, Dased & mag short in 2 min.will Be no restriction as to weight, | a dosen years, was 5 Jeet, 6 inches, | Lefore F.X.Geudreau, N.P., and regis Harold th.vr es, de every - Ottawa, {and when the two teams appear on | which is Jimmy Britt's height.Fredd; .6128.oe THB FOR CASH ONLY.Wanderers, and Quebec follow in or- | the ice it ia stated that there will ba | Welsh, the clever British ox, he tered as No CHARLES FREMONT, A PRISON.C.i, SEA\" bd , der, Quebec bringing up the rear with barrels of money ready to be waged : is alter Nelson, is an inch taller than Attorney for Applicant.\u2014AT .° record mast admirable by compari- | hy the backers of the respective teams.| Britt.- January 19th, 1900.» son with the others.Quebec men in| The \u201cFirefighters\u201d are stated to have \u2019 1 Quebec, he , P.J.Evoy s Bookstere, me.acq ues ons six matches were off only 45 minutes.|a number of players whom the cham- .fan.20z1m.i\" an average of 7 minutes, 30 seconds a | pion Wanderérs failed to locate, among Tells How fo Prevent | \u2014r \u2014 141 ST.JOAN STREAL Tel 437 424 Pabriguest.match.them a d ark horse, known to his NOTICE PHONB 772 SUESRG + The cleaneat match of the year was | friends by the mystic cogeamen of Threat Weak Br hitls \u2018 a i i inne | that between Wanderers and Quebec | Tommie Schna.: | ness, 0nc .that the Misses H here, when the Penalties totalled aul +++ How many thousands are there who er ine Oaron, Valerie Trt LE ; ive minutes.e roughest ms - : , 0 n Ameli i io | & COT , D'J Collis Brownes was that between Wanderers and Ot- REVOLYER- CLUB.would gladly pay any sum to be cured Rivard, lie Smith and Mase ; ARTHUR E 8 T, : , B tawa here.when the penalties footed | The unpleasant weather ranted | of bronchitis or consumption.Many | Hamel, of the City ot Quebec, shall up 91 minutes, next coming the second | some of The revolver shots from at- | could be cured if they would just use | make application to the Legislature of meeting between Wanderers and | tending the practice last night, but | common sense in selecting their .| the Province of Quebec, at ite nest Rhamrocks, when the total penalty ; those that were up enjoyed themselves Bronchitis, of course, is an in session, for the passing of an act time was 84 minutes.The latter | immensely and had @ keen competi- | tion of the bronchial tubes which were | corporating them and any otber pec- as St.Peter Strest, N EB TEL.544.- - QUERNC.§ 5 Fire, Lin, Aeokdeet, Simons, lly CoucHS, CoLDs, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS.Acts like & charm in DIARRHGEA, DYSENTERY & CHOLERA.Effectualiy outs short all attacks of SPASMS.Checks and arrests those tee ofiea fatal diseases FEVER, CROUP asd AGUE.Tha oaly pellietive is NEURALGIA, GOUT.RHEUMATISM.\u20ac yno isa id taken in drops.graduated according lo the malady, atiaga iratiétion of he wermsare seston sehen ail éther remotes Feil leees 3 vs ie : leave no bad affecte : and can 80 Caer sehen mo other medicing can be tolerated.ves INSIST ON HAVING CONVINCING Dr.J, COLLIS BROWNE'S MEDICAL TESTIMONY CHLORODYNE, WITH EACH BOTTLE.Seid by all Chemists.Ths inneste tnesssn of this Remedy bas gives rise & match throuoh penalties.They had one penalty_each of three minutes.Moran wad the only goalkeeper in the leagua to be ruled off, Paddy having heen found guilty on twe counts.Following is a table showing tbe nenalties suffered by the teams and a list of the bad boys in order of bad- nes: - TEAM PENALTIES.Mina.match.Shamrocks.178 2R mins.40 seco.Ottawa.154 25 mine.40 mec.142 23 mina.40 secs.Quebec.48 7 mine.30 secs.INDIVIDUAL PENALTIES.Players snd Club.Number.Time.Gilmour, Ottawa.18 8 199 | You breathe in its hesling balsame, | 184 | inhale its moothing antiseptic vapor, matches | and re immediate, a Simple to une, delightful and pleas- ant-\u2014notbins compares with Catarrhozone, which is the cure of the day for all bronchial and throat troubles.Mr.H.B.McLaughlin, the well known representative of the Parke & Blackwell, Toronto, -saye: \u201cI have used Catarrhotone for years and can honeatiy say it in the only remed that relieves me from a painful atta of bronchial catarrh, The inhaler for result is practically the same ae last | Catarrhbzone is always in my and T simply coulda\u2019t get along without jt.I firmly believe Catarrhozone : is a remedy.And so does everybody that uses it.oO OW Large nixe, sufficient for two months\u2019 \" match would have had the season's | tion.some excellent scores were made, | made for the passage of air alone and | sons as \u201cL'Osuvre de protection des | 3 und Belles lesuranes : record if the players had starled in to | in the extra series handicap match | either the moisture al an atomiser jeunes fillen\u201d with tbe right of possess- | COMPANISS A be nasty a little earlier, for the match | three mn shot over the possible.The | nor the liquid of a cough syrup can ing real estate and for other purposes.À mo Me : .holds the hall-bour record of 88 minu- | result was as follows: \u2014 get where the trouble really is.The | Quebec, January 23d, 1909.: Rak Lh ER à al THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE, Handi diseased parts can only be reached by SIROIS & SIROIS, A néon.; re For clean Play.Marshall ot Frame na cap.208 8, remedy deb Myr pei bo \u2018Attorneys for the Petitioners.| §§ Mena (Five) of Hartford, Oonn.§ h i i rocks, and Jordan, of Quebec, stand ; rough al reathing of 8.9 | jan.97x] - \u201cIl neotiout Fire of Hartford, {i e Most Valuable Medicine ever discovered.D ent, cath player.taking part In SI 38 oilers who have used \u2018\u2019Catarrhosone \u2018j i Lm J Conant - § e best known Remedy for all six matches of the serien and loa.203 | say it is only rational cure for bros: ; L.ÿ Longon Gnsranes & Accident, ing only an Kverage of half à minute 200 | chitis.It cures by inhalation.re ova | of Londen, .A Public Notice.\u201cNotice is hereby given that at the next session of the Legislature of the Province of bec, Gaspard Lemoine and Victor Chateauvert, traders, nnd Rene Lemoine, Alexandre Chateauvert and Onesime Chatesuvert, clerks, all of the city of Quebes, will apply fo: nn act incorporating thems and wuch nther persona ss may Become sharsholdevs in the proposed Company, under the name of \u201cJ.B.aud & Cie, Limites for tbe se of acquiring and carrying on the business now oat.ried on by the sald Gaspard Lemons snd Victor atoau in partnership.under the name of \u201cJ.B.Ressud Ÿ Boller, Inspection 8 Tneurance, A Écecee RRS adie n Me be hom sd bg vik, Clal Fontal Curves Goldin Ose Day, Orip In 3 Days i | seme Claire Fontaine.422 Taylor, Ottawsrt, Ottawa.ores Shasrosks.Wholesely Amsats, LYMAN, BROS.& Ca.Ltd, TOBONTO.petits leu 1 G.McN .Shamrocks 15 43 une, guaranteed, 81 ; small (trial) sie, | & Cie.\u201d at the city of Quebec, and 10 taey tations.Prises ia Engeuds a ro I 3 | Tomomow A.M.too kts.Take |e.st all desiers or N.0.Folion & | lor other purpose: Nevins Ohta ot Gardner.Vanderers.\u2026 5 11% | à CASCARET at bed ts gut | Co Hartford, Cons, USA, and | Qube 4 Fobcuars, 1008 .MeN , î > .ineston, Ont.u, Belleau eau, co Darragh, Shnmtosks.\u2026\u2026.9 3% | tp in the moming feeling fre end Attorneys for Applicantsinventer.Dr.J.B.Smith, Wanderers.s dandy.No need for 8 fiehness Jot of people don't know A how | feb.8xim.Callie Browse.7 MN from over-eating ink |\" are, n°8 our | meer rte tint , either.2) \u201cBROMO QUININE.\u201d that is s » ing.They surely work while you parte as 1 thoy aid 1 on purpose.\u201d {acative Bromo 8 19 deep and help matwe you.8 à 8 ag re E = - Na = un a N N N un ; Om EB ON Lu Lt ON i WB ; ON Et WN gE B i B fF um Lu x HN kR = æ K n un uw.N E i u nu u ; MH NH M N ua n un a Bn un =\u201c un u N Nu ; = un un BR a a um N \u201cgg B » B i un a mn E u n = un NH a un a = un Nu a a a a a un B mn un un -u u a un i 2 u R a a a a a a a a u a = a = ; mn N a a \u201c us 2 n kd , THE QUESEO CHMONIOLE?) a ra .tL) LP) - > CG Ed CEA ç does not necessitate going out of business but rather the opposite.\u20ac One naturally winds up the clock | so that it may show the time.Why not renew the force of your busi- \u201c ness in a like manner and wind it up daily by projecting it into the way of the reading publie \u2014 the springs of business-\u2014 ADVERTISE in the \u201cCHRONICLE\u201d wri ~ ~ ., Aye 1 SRSEESSAE IEE ENENSNE NERS EENAENSNE SEEN ANN EEE NINE EASE SANE IEE SEERA NES NENEAERE NN MNASENEEE N\\ BAAS EEE NENERERERER : 8 ee ROYAL MAW.© laMAICA WEST INDIES Mediterranean Trips COOK'S TOURS te the ROLY LAND, Plans, sailings and rates of all lines always on hand.E.8.STOCKING, 32 ST.LOUIS STREET Geni B.A and 5.8.Ageas THE BEST TRY IT st BE CONVINCED POR SALE BY J.B.RENAUD & COP.G.BUSSIERE & CO.AND FIRST CLASS GROCERS.R.J.WINFIELD CATERER AND CONFECTIONER.Weddings, Evening Socials and alter- noon teas, supplied on shortest notice.Toes, jellies, fancy cakes, chocolates, Bon Bons, caramels, home made cand- jes, all manufactured from the finest material and guaranteed absolutely vure 126 ST.JOHN STREET.PHONE 170.TERRANO ns PERFECT JAINTLESS FLOORING im Bath-rooms, Cafes, Hospitals, Armories, 100mse, tanks, Stores, Office Buildings, Lob- Lies, Balls, Breweries, Power-Pl te 0 Fagine-rooms.Brey floor od.W.J.BANKS COMMISSION MERCHANT.PHONE 580 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 a: P.G.BUSSIERE é C0.wa.° D.E.DROLET.MATHIE ELLIS CO.LIMITED 180 ST.PAUL STREET FULL SUPPLIES OP a foe Cementol, =e cinojs oliette Lime.Clay Flower Vases.American Anthracite Coal, Creek mith Coal, A VIBIT SOLICsTadl TELEPHONF 309 FOUR LARGE FIRMS.The subscriber, who Is the representative | this city of four well-known \"manciscturl a firme, is artere for Tie various brands of bonds vit: Demisien Bridge Co, Ltd Canadian Iron & Poundry Co, Ltd The femmes Robertson Co, lad Ts Magnesite Mig.& Trading Ce, Lenden, Ragland.Brook SI ~A\"S0- pe HR aE J.DE S BOSSE, MANUFACTURERY AQRNT, 111 MOUNTAIN HILL.Phone No.3033, Kitchens, Billiard | (11 MOUNTAIN HiLL | Province of Quebec, * place of |» \u201c3 ii [A i\u2019 \"en Arrivals at the Neptune Inn\u2014Mr.C.O.Gervais, J.B.Pomer, E.L.Burns, T, 8, Dubus, B.Steinberg, C.C.Mamy, Montreal: P.Lefrancois, Mure ray Bay; J.A.Paradis, M.D., L\u2019Islet; Alfred Larochelle, St.Michel: Frank H.Hall, Toronto; G.F.Marshall, Victoriaville: J.Roy, St.Paul, Me.; C.A.Dumais, St.Philip de Neri; B.8.Alexander, J.Buch, Bt.Claire.Yon cannot possibl ha a better Cocoa than EPPS'S A deliclous drink and a sustaining food.Fragrant, nutritions and economical.This excellent Cocoa maistains the system in robust health, aod enables it te resist winter's extreme celd.COCOA Sold by Grocers and Storekecpers in 3-1b.and 3-1b Tins.EGAL NOTICE NOTICE UNDER THE WINDING UP ACT AND AMENDMENTS, Province of Quebec, Superior Court District of Chicoutimi, No.2007.1d,\u201d a body corporate, having ite head office at St.Alexis de la Grande Baie, in liquidation.A winding-up order has heen granted in this matter, and a meeting of the i creditors, shareholders and contribu- i tories of | the said company is hereby called for the ninth day of March next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, in the Court Room, in the Court House, at Chicoutimi, to appoint a final liquidator to the said company.GEO.ST.PIERRE, N.P.Provisional Liquidator.Chicoutimi, 25th January, 1909.jan 28x15.Province of Quebec, District of Quebec, No.1008.: Dame Eva Arsenault, wile of Jos.; Arthur Finet, of Quebec, has, Jan.| 26th, 1909, instituted am action for | separation as to propertÿ agaiost her Superior Court.| husband.DROUIN, DROUIN & DROUIN, Attorneys for Plaintiff.jan 29xIm.Euperior Court.District of Quebec, No.844.Dame Blanche Eva Pelletier, wife of Edouard Brunet, of Quebec, , Jan.22nd, 1909, instituted an acti for separation as to property t her husband.DROUIN, DROUIN & DROUIN, Attorneys for Plaintiffjan.20x1m.Province of Quebec.In the Superior Court.District of Chicoutimi.No.2497.| The National Bank, a hody jpuwlitic and corporate, having its principal business in the City of Quebec, + ve Plaintif ; .John Kaine, of the City of Quebec, Simon Lapointe, of the town of Chicoutimi, and Gilbert L.Wells, formerly of St.Alphonse, now of Mexico, in the State of Mexico, Defendants; The defendant Gilbert I.Wells, ordered to appear within ome month.Chicoutimi, January 13th, 190%, J.8, FYFE, nr.co.s, is jan.20x1m.! Province of Quebec, Superior Court.District of Three Rivers, No, 281.Leopoldine Dessureault, Plaintiff, ve Valere Trottier, Defendant ; An action for separation sg property has been taken the@Plaintid this day against her husband.Three Rivers, January 12, 1909, BLONDIN & DESY, Attorneys for Plaintiffjan.22x1a.w.frixBw.Province of Quebec, - Superior Court.District of Three Rivers.No.287.Dame Grasiella Leblond, wile of Alhonss Bruno Chaillez, of Shawenegan alls, hae instituted, this day, against her husband, an action for separation as to property.Three Rivers, 16th January, 1909.L.P.GUILLET, Attorney for Plaintiffjan.23x1a.w.satx5.\u201cHa Ha Lumber Company, Limit- THE QU IN THE PARLIAMENT various posts and civil government, were Mr.Patorson explained there might be some supplementaries for the.pre sent fiscal year, but not for 1989-10.During the discussion of publie works Votes, Mr.Pugsley announced he was instituted a sing de pariment for all Pp in his de of the Civil Service Commission.The ; partment, following recommendations Government Had Majority of | Hous sdiourued at 1215 ams.42 in Vote on Question of | ur.Biaples was informed by Hon.G.P.Graham that it had not yet been Opening Tenders decided when the vacancy in the Railway Commission caused by Mr.Greenwav's death would be filled.| Several resolutions had been received from agricultural ios, asking that @ practical farmer bs appointed, but the Government did not feel justified in divulging the names suggested at present.THE WATERWAYS TREATY.In reply to a question of Mr.Borden, Sir Wilfrid Laurier road the following despatch from Lord Crewe to Loi Grey regarding the waterways treaty: \u201cLondon, January 29.\u20141 am i STIRRING SCENES IN HOUSE \u201cUnder Lock and Key; Who Is Going to Keep the Key?\" Asks Mr.Borden, Ottawa, February 4\u2014The first division of this Parliament was held to-day, resulting in a Government majority of 42.The questions at is ia re oeipt of your telegram of January 28, and from your telegram of Janu 19, I gather that your responsible ad- ' { sus were those of opening which had been the subject of inter.Viseru bave the full text of the treaty mittent debate for some days, the Op- | before them.According to press re port, thers seems to be some misunderstanding as to the presentation of the treaty to the Dominion Parliament.In this country the treaty- | * position desiring more safeguards to surround the opening and awarding tenders for public works of supplies, and the Government contending that ; the lati recentl ht making ver is with the King, act- into force, sbereby the ont brought ing on fe advice of his ros ible > i ministers, who, in cases of aties kept under lock and key on receipt, hie afect the Dominion, act.ot | and opened in the presence of the minister and an official were sufficiently drastic to guard the public interests.One of the chief points at issue was | the refusal of the Government to nce th ition\u2019 th iene be Dion Mn the prononce \"$ until the Senate of the United States the tenderers or their representatives.approve of any.treaty it is not the The division was reached shortly be.| practice to publish or present to Parfore 6 o'clock.The text of the resolu- | liament, citber in this country or in tion, moved by Dr.Reid, of Grenville, | Canada, or to publish in the United on which the rival parties lined up for | States, or to present to Congress.The the first test of strength was as fol fact that the Senate of the United lows: States sea the treaty before the Par- That in the opinion of this House liament ot the Dominion, but not be- tenders received in any department fore the Government ol the Dominion, of Government should be placed in''® therefore entirely due to the terms saa custody, under seal, so as to pre- | of the Constitution of the United vent any possibly of suspicion of States.1 am in hopes that your re- tampering.and should be opened in\u2019 wonsible advisers will clearly explain ! publie at the time and place mention this to Parliament, and will point out ; ed in the advertisement, and in the {hat the relations between the Par | presence of at least three principal of.| liament of the Dominion and the Gov- ! ficiale of the department, and the per- | Srhment f the Dominion in this re.sons so tendering or their duly aus spect is@rartically analogous to that thorized agents should be at liberty ; botwoen the Imperial Parliament amd to attend at the said time and place \u2018the Govesnment of His Majesty the und see much tenders opened and re King.\u201d corded if they so desired.a Mr.Guthrie, of Wellington, moved amendment that in the opinion of the House the system of keeping tenders under lock and key on receipt and opening them by the minister in the presence of an official was a per saferuard for the public interest.| | Before the vote wns taken Mr.Bori den spoke of the slipshod way in which {the regulation on which the amendment was based was drawn up.What did \u201cunder lock and key\u201d mean?And Mr, Borden put the pertinent q \u201cWhy was going to keep the key?\u2019 One hundred and ninety-four members voted, there being 25 absentees, including Mr.Congdon, the newly- te member for the Yukoncomparative smallness of the Government majority, in spite of the vigorous whip sent out, was discon: certinr to many Liberals, as wagers | were freely made bv enthusiastic sup- course, in full consultation and accord with the Government of the Dominion concerned.In tho United States, the treaty-making power iu with the advice and consent of the Senate, THE KING'S MAIL BAG.His Majesty Gets Five Hundred Letters a Day.The daily letter-bag delivered to His Majesty contains, on an average, close on 500 letters.The royal letter- bag is sent to Buckingham Palace seven times a day by special messenger from the General Poatoffice, and spécial arrangements exist for sorting and clearing the letters for His Majesty.The first letter-hag is delievered at Buckingham Palace at 7 a.m., which is at once taken in hand by two derks of the Household, and the mail is divided into two classes\u2014private and official, ail letters not marked private heing included Ti the latter class.They are then sent up to be dealt with by Lord Knollys and the assistant private secretaries.Each letter, porters of the Government that the ms it is opened, is impressed with first division would be at least 45.:æ rubber stamp hearing the royal To-nicht the House rot into supply | crown, and initialled hy the secretary ! and made cond progress under the i who opens it.The name and address *ernidance of Mr, Paterson.| of the writer, and the business which iq Two million of customs votés, includ- l each letter refers to, in entered in ing salaries and contingencies of the the daily letter-hook, and the entire The Pimple classes, termed home official and for- And The Face eign official.Letters which do not First Sho v Signs Of The Bl:04 Peycome under either denomination \u2014 such as begring-letters, letters seek- erty Which Causes Most Skin Dis-ases ing th?King\u2019s patronage for various charitable enterprises, letters from innumerable \u201ccranks,\u201d and others of a It in a strange truth that pimples; usually appear upon the face, thus illustrating the nature uses the most like character\u2014are sorted into a separate class, termed miscellaneous cor- direct method of convincing man that the blood is filled with poison.respondence.The human circulatory system is said: All these, together with the unopened correspondence marked private, are then sent to the King's private writ- ing-room before 11 o\u2019clack, at which hour Fri Majerte.vom Knollys, generally ones throu, eo letters.Letters of a purely personal char- ; acte, from intimate © Jriends, His Ma- 2! jesty replies to himasif.to be the most wonderful of all evi-! Not included in the regular mail de- dences of nature.It carries health, | tivery are the despatches daily sent food and strength to every part of the * His Majesty from Troass body.Îtalsccarries from every part Home, and Foreign Offices.\u2018These of the body all germ life, waste mat- | are enclosed in a square, red leather ter a: say.! ; : it through oot eating, Indigestion.| bearing the maris, From the Troar constipation, etc, the blood is filled | yry\u201d\u2014or whatever the office may be\u2014 with poisonous, decaying, irritating.\u201cto His Majesty the King.\u201d Only the fluide, these Poisons are corried to the chief of the office it is sent from and be cena by the rrr rom fo ! hante i afar ally\u201d asc nhaled., , can unlock the case.If this does not accomplish the re-| The mails that arrive at Buckingsults demanded the blood takes away, ham Palace throughout the day are the poison and carrles it to the little sorted and classified in the manner Toile of the skin.where they Jaave it.} pred described > they some in, ere { sons irritate an + bus are not dealt with or seen cav.until at last they form pimples | by the Fine until the following morn- and blackheads and other ekin erup- ing, unless they contain matter of ex- on; at last bursting or are removed tree rh is absent fr Lo man.ng is absent from Lon- When vou have pimples it fe a cer-, don, the letters are sent in the usual tain sign your hl is wrong, that manner to Buckingham Palace from the great human blood system fs turn- | the General Postoffice, and taken by ed into an jutricate series of sewer.| Pecial messenger twice a day to wher.ave canals which are filled with im.| ever the Ring may be staying, This purities.appiien, however, only Lo > priciel cor- .| respondence ; lef marl \u201cprivate\u201d ee | En red harmless and beneficial blood purifier the General Postofice direct to His obtainable.Majesty.There is one way in which \u201cBtuart'e Calcium Walers, od Sddremed to the King are chemical tests, condlusively = prove | très ifferently from all other mail t meth- matter.They are always sent to the themaslvee to bo ove of the best th of General Postoffice in London, and pass through no other distributing tre.ee ets ol Busart's Calcium | 0 in Majesty ie sbroad, à , Wafer lies in their rapid work.Their | Joos messenger is \u2018ent once a day herever the King may be with the good effects are seen after only a few whe \u2018 days use and a face full of pimples mails delivered a Buckingham Palace haa heen made lear nd Clean after ing sent me ane arte aero be only five days use of wafers, : wafers, by the peculiar Stuart letters on urgent matters are tele: \u2018pr , preserves hold the full under gral |, At whatever place the King may be Province of Quebec, , Superior Court.District of Three Rivers, No.300, Dame Arcelie Gauthier, wife of Johny Paquette, sailor,: of the parish of Champlain, has instituted, this day, siainst her husband, an action for seperation as to property.L.P.GUILLET, Astorney for Plainiif.Thres Rivers, 90th Jenuary, 1v09.J len.30nla.w.entnlw.strength of Calcium Sulphide, so that ; the aystem obtains this wonderful puri.| fier in its mont efficient state.Other methods of administering and preparing Calcium Sulphide have proven Stuart's Calcium Wafers to be the best method.' Go to pour druggist and buy a Box of these little pimple eradicators toe dav, price 50c., or send us your name and address and we will send you a trial package by mail free.A F.À.Stuart Co, 175 Stuart Bldg., Mar shall, Mok.staying, it is always connected with the nearest telegraph office by specini- ly-laid wire, ao that telegraphic des- pajches for His Majesty are Jelievered ba ctically the instant they are reveiv._No letter, of courss, written by the King or Queen need be stamped, nor need any letter written by a member of the royal household on r Maeatios\u2019 business have a stamp: but t is à strict rule that members of the household must stamp their private letters.\u2019 and | AFTER BOOKIES Handbook Men Are Having Their Own Troubles in the British ital, bat Dey, are alter hoi handbook en in on is evi bi fol- lowtoa Sun note: \u2014 ! y the lol \u201cEver since the\u2018strests betting hill (1908) became a law betting in the stresta has gradually decreased and soon will be a thing of the past.As the law now stands a and the person who makes the bets with him ave liable to be a fine of $48, with an sltsmative of two months { imprisonment, for betting in the streets.| \u201cThis has been tho means of fright\u2019 vening a large majority of backers, streets and now gamble with a commission agent, while the bookmaker in most cases has opened an office as turf accountant, which is legal.It is than th introduced in Parliament this session, and it is proposed to smash entirely IN LONDON TOWN] who have discontinued betting in the N now known that a bill more drustie ; : streets betting bill is to be | | A! x 4 TES.50 CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, FEBRUALY 6, 1900.Ty Three little things which- all ESCAPE WINTER'S RIGOSS AT \u2014 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J Only three Bours from New (ork.The World's Famous All-the-year Resort.A most popular rendezvous with Canadians where Out-Door ure and In- Diversion prevails.Among its famous Hotels is ¥ a 4 { 1 4- Poor i \u2018 + all the turf accountants and to shut JuP both their offices and the starting price betting establishments.| vertisements of makers.\u2018between the Convocation of Canter ; bury and the Goverment that the in- tipsters or book- officially facilitated.It is not anticipated that there will be any.trouble in passing the bill through the House of Lords.It is understood an influential bishop has promised to take charge of it.\u201d + + + AFTER JEFFRIES.New York Feb.5.\u2014Despite the many offers that Jim Jeffries is receiving {rom fight promoters from coast to claration that in the event of his re entering the ring, he will fight in thie country and not in Australia, McIntosh, the enterprising promoter of Jolnson match, for a hout with the big colored man | at his stadium at Rushcutter's Bay, near Sydney, N.8.W, McIntosh is not | up the sport that made his name famous the world over, and insists that he will offer Jim a purse, the magni- consider his decision.+ ++ GOTCH WILL MEET TURK.New York, Feb.5\u2014Frank Gotch, the heavy weight wrestling champion of the world, arrived in Gotham yesterday after his sojourn in Europe, where he made futile efforts to induce George Hackenschmidt to meet him in a return match.The champion was in good health and announced that he was tipping the beam at two hundred pounds, four more than his wrestling weight.Gotch was anything but delighted with the tactics of Hackenschmidt, and said that the \u201clatter would wait many years before he would have an opportunity to regain his lost laurels.Gotch will immediately open negotiations with Yussuf Mahmout.\u2018Terrible Turk,\u201d who has been clean- {ing up since Gotch left for Europe, \u2018and in all probability a match be Lween the two stars will be arranged shortly.Gotcn will insist on a $10, 000 purse, sixty-five per cent.going to nt Siegfried, tbe German Osk Ernest Siegfried, the an > who made his debut here last week, had the representative on hand, who challenged Gotch for the title.The champion said that he would meet Siegfried if other arrangements would not interfere.SUFFERED FOR SIX LONG TEARS Then Dodd's Kidney Pills Cured Mrs.Richard's Diabetes \u2014 Her Rheumatism Also Vanished When Dodd's Kidney kill Put Her Kin.| neys in Condition to do Their Work.East Chezsotcook, Halifax Co., N.S., Feb.5\u2014(Special).\u2014Cured of Diabetes and Rheumatism from which she had | suffered for six years Mrs.Boniface | Richard, well known here, is hoylully : telling her neighbors that she owes her health to Dodd\u2019s Kidney Pills and to no otber cause.\u201cMy Rheumatism and Diabetes were brought on by a cold and a strain, and though I was attended by s doctor h?could not help me.After suffering for six years I made up my mind to try Dodd's Kidney Pilla and to my eur prise they did me good almoat at once.| Two boxes cured me completely.I | recommended them to everybody an sure-rure for Diabetes, Backache aud all other Kidney Diseases.\u2019 Dodd's Kidney Pills cured Mra, Richard's Diabetes besauss Diabetes is a Kidney Disease, and Dodd's Kidney Pille cure all Kidney Dissages.Urk.Richard\u2019s Rheumatism was by her diseased Kidneys tailing to take the uric acid out of her blood.When Ler Kidneys wers cured they strained the urio acid out of her blood and her Rheumatisem vanished.THE SEX OF SHIP.The word \u201cship\u201d is masculine in French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguess and possesses no sex in Teutonic and Scandinavian.Perhaps it would not be an error to trace the custom of feminising ships back to the Greeks, who called them by feminine names, probably out of deference to Athene, gorddess of the sea.But the English-speal sailor ae signs no auch reasons.e ship to him ie always and sternally à lady, even though she be a man-o\u2019-war.She a waist, collars, stays, aces, bonnets, tes, ribbone, chaine, watches and a varied assortment of wiber distipotly -fomsinine sMsiaten, + \u2018It is also proposed to.prohibit : J ! absolutely the publication of all ad- i 3 There is an understanding | tended measure will be taken in hand by ministers when it reaches the House : ÿ i of Commons and its progress will bo : coast, and the former champions de- # Hugh 8 the Antipodes, who staged the Burns- ÿ is headed for this | §§ country with the expressed intention ' of signing the one-time boiler maker | at all perturbed by Jeffries\u2019 persistent \u2018 À statement he will never again take ¥ a tude of which will cause him to re- À the | THE JE\"FERSON The St.Charles Most Select Location Fronting the Ocean ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.With an established reputation for its exclusivensss and.high- class patronage.Thoroughly m \u2018and completely equipped.Courteous service.Bathrooms with hot and cold, fresh and ses water attachment, showers, etc.Magnificent mun parlor outlooking the @ Boardwalk and Ocean.Orchestra of soloists, goll privileges.Dlup- § A 8 trated booklet.> \u2019 NEWLIN HAINBS feb.2xtu-th-uatx25.MERCH AD EUROPEAN PLAN OPEN ALL YEAR Largest and most modern Hotel on the Beach front; having Ocean view and long dis tance telephones ; newly throughout.Spacious steam-heated sum parlors and verawilahe connecting with § the famous Boardwalk, affording an unobstructed view of ocean and ) § promenade.100 private and public baths equipped with hot and cold sald water connections.and a la Carts Cale, si rooms furnished fresh Unexcelled Cuisine with special diet kitchen, under the personal supervision nf the managemen SPECIAL WINTER RATES ARR NOW IN EFFECT.Sed for Booklet.* A, 8.RUKEYSER, Manarer.JOEL HILILMAN, Propristoe ; also Proprietor of \u201cHarvey's\u201d famous Restaurant, Wasbingfon, D.C.AND UPWARD to and from Station free.Send Do etainp for N.Y.City Guide Book and Mad \u2018ATLANTIC CITY, N.J\u2014\u2014 SEASIDE HOUSE ATLANTIC Étrr, NS.DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN FRONT.Sen water baths.Open all the year.A e\u2014\u2014 GALEN HALL HOTEL and SANATORIUM ATLANTIO CITY, N.J.With ite elegant comfort, its superior Table and Service and Curative and Tonic Baths with trained attendants, is an ideal place for « long or a short rand Union Hotel Opp.Grand Centra! Siatiqn, New York City Rooms, $1.00 a Day ERLIN GTON | 85 WEST 27th STREET stay.F.L.YOUNG, Gen'l Manager Near Sresdway NEW YORK jan.2lxtu-th-satx26.THIS weilkmews, sbectutety fice- 8 a + proof hotel, after being entirely Ÿ M renovated, redecorated and fitted np # couplete with plambing, bas now re.3 opened.Rates from $1.00 and Up With Bath $2.00 and Up Special rates by the season or year for § permanent guests | A ial featars will be the cuisi $ both i the dinivg room and in the er A cafeforiadienand gentiemez.AlaCarte g and Tabe d'Hote.Hotel under the management of RICHMOND, VA The Most Magnificent Hotel in the South EUROPEAN PLAN EXCLUSIVELY Rooms single end en suite, with and without [708 faces 1-80 per day and SES Basile and reservations address.jan.29x30 P.M.FRY, Manager i GUERNSEY E.WEBS, \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 il Formerly of the Ansonia.§ The Climate at À lat City ETI?20a EINECS] i Dering ihe Wiaier jan.19xwed-satx3m.in prs ee A Clear Soft Sem à Skin emeiliont Sep Mis CALVERT'S 10% Carbolic Tollet Soap, mush ean be dens towards keoplng the ally maire hands pois pates mi Ing $54 Cryatai Carbélie \u2018es good far the shims 45 cents a gdab.box, st ail Druggisths, for free | BC.Cauvent À Ce., 007, Dorchester Sloe! Mentamatud early Spring months is most invigorating.The Fe Do dal with its oracsevions of Reller Chairs ; the Casino and Country Club are sever more enjoyed than at this season of the \"HOTEL DENNIS is always open.and maintains an usobstruct.gdocesn view, Hot and cold era water In Lor Me and private baths.WALTER J, BUZRY jan.16xwed-satx16.ASHEVILLE, N.C.THE MANOR An exclusive Inn is so located and ennined as to offer the most attrap- tive snd comfortable accommodations to the tourists visiting the mountains of Western North Carolina.Rooms, table and service am of the best.Good goll links within a quarter of a mile of The Manor, also a private club house within the grounds, with bowling, teenie, pool, billiards, eto.Write for rates for rooms or cob $.0.Box 78 Office Phone 1184 AMOS J.COLSTON, Rstate snd > Disistrator end Cencral Agons tages.° ALBEMARLE PARK COMPANY, \u2014OFPIOR \u2014 Asheville, N.C.| Hochelaga Bank Bu > dectixtu-th-eatx26.ST.PRATER BT, : Building HOTELS \u2014 Anna Sister Jip 1 ST.LOUIS HOTEL QUEBEC.h Quebac's Popular Hostelry, CORRESPONDENCE SOLIOITED LEFANRE & TICHENEL Accountants, A-ditors and Liquidators.114 MOUNTAIN HILL QUEBEC.boul be wl , ; 70 te ~ J \"SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1900, Cae THE QUEBEC CHEONIOLA Vin St.Michel for Stomach Troubles Vin St.Michel helps the stomach in two ways.It strengthens the stomach muscles and enables them to *\u2018chum\u201d the food perfectly.It increases the flow of Gastric Juice, thus insuringperfect digestion of the starchy foods.A wineglassful of Vin St.\u2018Michel three times a day will give you an appetite for your meals and the power to digest them.+ St.Alphonse de Chicoutimi.\u201cI was a t sufferer from Stomach Trouble, and sometimes it affected me so I could - hardly breathe.Lis too apt to forgot that she Is no I was in that condition for eighteen months when I began to use Vin St, Michel.With the sixth bottle, I was completely cured: and I have enjoyed good health since.\" Mrs.CHas.FINANCIAL {Imperial Bank of \u2018Canada * CAPITAL AUTHORIZED .CAPITAL PAID UP (BEST -0- 02 21 21 1 ; LE L7RECTORS ; D, R.W