The Quebec chronicle, 20 avril 1910, mercredi 20 avril 1910

[" The Weather Tower St.Lawrence and Gulf, Strong castesly winds, showery, \u201c BSTABLISHED.1764 \u2018The môst popular brand amonget the SOLD EVERYWHERE _ MYRAND & POULIOT.QUEBEC.\u2014 OF TRAMPS NOTES FROM same control, the witness specifically 10 to 12 rs, front made with em- embroidered with silk floss in the cor.line, with tassels, children's sizes for attributed the recent price of §11.15 broidery insertion, dainty tucks and ners, splendid selection.matchless First Communion, also in pale blue.' for hogs.Benu said chat bayers.0s- yal.Lace trimming, beautiful quality.value at each price, ranging from 90c.splendid selection, rare value.SPJ.tensibly representing the National SPECIAL .0.$90 to.en $550 CIAL PRICE .KILL A CONSTABLE Was Assisting to Put Them Off a Train when He was Knocked Down and Kicked to Death, Vancouver, B.C, April 19\u2014Answer- : : issioners ight di i less than a month\u2019 ago, was $11.85, plain or silk embroidered, special | openwork patterns, special ior and 8 1-2, double heels and toes, ing a summons for aid by railway |® to-night\u2019 did not receive one .BY .; ; 2 ; | , oft al 5 Constable Lane was kitled gle deputation or Wien Bye and Loc Best price ras $9.40.1 he for First Communion.Prices 40c.| First Communion.Prices 70 tn for First Communion.Prices 25e.Canadian canal officials cut them down as ordered as they | ened consumption.SO Lacnecce _ Ke t Up LESS THAN ACTUAL WHOLESALE COST, owing to the remarkably Ext or Brut.p J low price at which we were able to buy.Dry, Dry, \u2014 his is truly à rare opportunity to save on your New Spring and Summer Costume.A mere glance at the big window displays will serve to ! of meat is due partly to fictitious com.show you.more plainly than words, what a remarkable chance this 13.leading classes of England.petition in bidding for cattle between New Dress Goods New Dress Goods Messaline Silk buyers regularly employed by Swit, 75¢ Value for 3% $1.00 Value for 4c 75c Value for 45c Another lot of Splendid New Materials, suitable for the most elaborate Sonera! Purveyore te the Trade : which controlled by those interests, oi attractive colorings and Black sat- of Street Costumes, all the latest nov: est Havarite with fashionable women i timon: iven to-day isfying selection of weaves and tex- elty shades for spring 1910 beautiful, in Paris and New York, exceptional LAPORTE, MARTIN & CO., LIMITED, MONTREAL By STE of the tures, in widths ranging from 42 to sole, pure wool materials of matchless quality, thousands of yards on sale draping qualities, widths 42t0 46 in- - ches, meant to sell at 90¢.and $I.Sale Price Requisites for the First Communion VEILS, in fine white Brussels Net, WREATHS in fine white mousseline, with small flowers ana leaves, all or white flowers and leaves, prices range all the way from 30.10 cuit.$1.25 Hosiery For First Communion GIRLS' Fine White Silk Hose, sizes 7, 7 1-2, 8 and 8 1-2, plain or \u2018 GIRLS\u2019 Fine White Thread Hose, sizes 7, 7 1-2, 8 and 8 1-2, Boys\u2019 Black Dongola Laced for HE Greatest Bargain Sale of Dress Goods you have ever known, or will ever know again, is entering upon its second week to-morrow.Thousands of yards of fresh, new, fashionable Dress Fabrics, in the very latest patterns and colorings for spring and suminer, 1910, as wel! as der.very fine pure wool Vicuna, short pants, silk collar and lap- pels $ The Second Great Week Of Sensational Dress Goods Selling Rich Messaline Silk, in black and all the newest spring shades, very lat- Wednesday and while the quanticy lasts, real values 75c.and 85c.« yard.Purchase Sale Price, per yard.45c.ses andt ee sen ces ca 000 49c.PARASOLS, in pure white mousse.PARASOLS, in pure silk, w fles and dainty tassels, children's wizes, specially desirable for use with First Communion Dresses.I'rices from Weto .$1.0 silver BOYS' Fine Black Ribbed Cashmere Hose, sizes 7, 7 i-2, 8 Boys\u2019 Sack Suits, pure +-nol black Cheviot, made to order, short pants, very dressy for First Communion.$9.90 Boys\u2019 Tuxedo Suits, made to or- 11.00 \u201cA Case of Tomatoes.\u201d \u201cThree Reasons For Haste.\u201d \u201cScenes In Quebec and Ontario.\u201d \u201cBlack and White Rats and Mices.\u201d The Great Dress Goods Sale is at its Height est sale on recor Lo : Do not fail to see this great variety of newest fabrics in the est colorings : .Te Lot No.Le Lot Ne.2, Lot No.3.19 cents 29 cents 39 cents Worth 40 cents Worth 50 cents Worth 60 cents Carpots, Oilcroths and Curtains at a Reduction Tapestry carpets, 75 cetits for 49 cents Carpet Squares, reduced ten per cent.Great Embroidery Sale Thousands of loom ends will be put on sale this week at Ic.2c.3c, 5¢., worth much more.; \"MARCEAU & CO.St.Georges Day PARIS MODELS SHIRT WAIST HATS Latest Designs New Belts for Ladies Latest Paris Styles in Scarves Prices 60c to $6.00 Holt, Renfrew & Co.25\u2014Dom.Textile ve.Rose Rifle Co.| month longer, but declarwl that their ul \" eucomsors et bo appointed by that Boston, A til 19-Youre Loughrey, v LIMITED.We 7 | time.Miss Shaw is strowely in favor 4 A the decision from St G D 2\u2014C.N.Q.Ry.ve.Dom, Textile.of having prominent society women oney Mellody, of Boston, et the end .eorge 8 ay i 16-Rosa Rifle va.UMA.Ry.ahd women of wealth, identified : of ten rotinds before the Armory Ath- .- \u20182 Bom Textile ve Ross Rite.actively wit the sufirnge work, while! letic Club Association to-ni T Dave |, 80\u2014C.N.Q.Ry.va.Dom.lo.the two \u2018\u2019inau 5\u201d it in end, are peser of Cambridge, a ommy |* August, er regent ey holdin (are o Hot, of Philadelphia, drew in ten Roses and Flowers \u2014 mr 6-C,N.Q.Ry.vs.Ross Rifle.20\u2014Ross Rifle ve.Dom.Textile.27\u2014Dom, Textile vs.C.N.Q.Ry.in the\u201clong run the movement will parier mors than it will gain by such p.RS (JOHNNIE THE 'SCOTC | WHISKY\" p \u20ac ILMARNOCK WALKER) wh .H \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NAVIGATION AT KINGSTON Kingston, April 19\u2014The steamer Carleton is at the drydock, she loaded cement at Point Anne and was on her way down the Bay of Quinte when she struck a shoal and punched a hole in her hold.A diver is examining the hull to find the damage.The steamer Belleville has left her winter quarters and towed to Garden Island by the tug Frontenac.She had a new smoke stack installed and was then | towed to Swift's part, where the nishing touches wi ut on.Th Belleville will clear for Hamilton.© \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eme mn - Some remarkable fgures of the 4 tendance of Territorial infantry of Sonp were given in =-voiuen=issued on onday.Thus, of 697 overs andwgn in the 5th East Kent { 684 want into camp; of 710 5th West To be Worn by Every Son and Daughter of Merrie England on the ress Day of Their Patron Saint.ve every son and daughter of the Gre sea To Be een of displaying the National 8t.George's Day, Mrs.T.Lemieux, Aorist, has reduced the and Carnations to the lowest possible figure, As the demand is sure to great she will have on hand a large stock, which she will sell at the fol- o' wing rates :\u2014 ROSES AT HALF.THE USUAL PRICE » ; CARNATIONS AT 50 CENTS A DOZEN.Leave your orders early to prevent disappointment.Little Island across the blem of their country on rice of Roses be ENGLISH NEGLIGE SHIRTS * JUST REGEIVED AT Darlingt a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MRS.T.LEMIEUX \u2019 Opposite PA ae VE om ne SUN en [2 Ptit Ge | 23 St.Stansie Stone.\u2014 \u2019 on S Post Office : « \u2018 , .eos at ! ) LATEST NOVECTIES New Models in French Millinery.New Styles in English Millinery.New Flowers, Feathers, Wings and Ornaments., Latest Shades in Dress Goods.Latest Novelties in Silks.Latest Designs in Crepons and Ginghams.Latest Novelties in Voilles, Muslins and Prints.\u2019 Exclusive Designs in Dress Trimmings.Embroidered Metal and Gold Trimmings.Very Handsome Dress Accessories.40 Dozens Colored Silk Scarfs 200.Plain Linen Handkerchiefs only $1.10 Dozen.Embroidered Linen Handkerohiefs 150 Enoh.New Bows, Ties, Jabots and Collars.7 Pal PE] TAILORING The Latest Suitings and Overcoatings.First Class Business Suits only $18.00.High Class Scotch Suits only $22.00 to $256.00.A Full Line New Ties only 250 and 500.SEA New Carpets at Lowest Prices.New Linoleums and Oilcloths.New Lace and Tapestry Curtains.5% DISCOUNT FOR CASH GLOVER, FRY & CO.Spring Styles Our importation of Walking Sticks is now displayed on our show tables.Gentlemen who are looking for stylish Cane, or a good strong Walking Stick, will find our stock includes both stylish and strong Canes.We have Light Malacca, Dark Malacca, Rose» wood, Snakewood, Ebony, Cherry and Congo.The Prices from $1.00 to $6.00 FOLDING CANES FOR DRESS SUIT CASES We repair Walking Sticks, make Ferrules and Bands and Buckles of silver or gold ; we also supply steel tips for cane ends for both Summer and Winter Sticks.New goods are arriving almost daily.Those of our customers who are interested in stylish productions will enjoy seeing our selections, for there are new lines displayed in all departments.G.SEIFERT & SONS JEWELERS 16 Fabrique Street, Queheo.The @uebes Ghronisly QUEBEC, APRIL 20, 1910.THE INDIAN SCANDAL, Canada has always enjoyed the reputation of having treated her Indian population with justice.It is a matter upon which she has frequently been congratulated by the United States, and rightly so, since the latter country has been responsible for sevéral discredifable episodes in dealing with the redmen.However, the proceedings, which were connected with the surrender and sale of the Bt.Peter's reserve near Selkirk, reflect very little credit on the present administration of Indian affairs.The facts of the case, as exposed by Mr.Bradbury in the House of Commons, are these.Through the machinations of Mr.Jackson, former Liberal member for Selkirk, Mr.Frank Pedley, Deputy Minister \u2018of the Indian Department, and ocertain political sympathizers of the Government, the Indians were induced to surrender their reserve as a whole, some of it being parcelled out amongst them.In justification of giving this land to them the Minister said :\u2014 \u201cThe Indian would only sign the surrender of the reserve as a whole when he got this particular piece of ; land as his very own to do with as be | pleased, and when be got it as his very own we had no control over him ! as an Indian Department or as s Gov- : ernment.He could dispose of it as he i pleased.\u201d This means that the Government committed ths unprecedented act of | giving a large area of ground to the individual Indians and thereby remov- ! ed its protection from them.\u201cThis,\u201d ;saye Mr.Bradbury, \u201cwas practicaily | handing the land over into the bands of a few men that this whole transac- | tion was apparently arranged for.I have no hesitation in saying, with the | evidence I have before me, whether the Minister is conscious of the fact or .not, that this whole transaction was | engineered and arranged so that this | magnificent ares of lend should drop into the hands of three or four men .who have actually got these lands.To | prove the correctness of.the contention | that the Government anticipated that these lands would eventually pass into M | the bands of the whites who wers hovering around watching their opportunity, T shall quote part of a letter [rom the Deputy Superintendent General of Indian Affairs to the Hom.Frank Oliver.The letter is dated Oct.26th, 1907, a short time after the surrender was completed.He says :\u2014The placing in the market of the land to be sald, namely, 24,000 acres, will afford an opportunity long looked for of having the land available for farming and lother purposes, and the issuing of patents to inuividual Indians will ultimately, I believe, result in a consider able portion, if not all, of the land granted to them passing into the bands of the whites.\u201d After the surrender was secured many | people in Selkirk, who realized the | value of these lands, were anxious to negotiate for portions of the reserve.However, there arrived a letter.from Ottawa to warn the general public that the Indian could sell nothing until he had his patent.Everyone who approached the Indian agent was told that nothing could be done until the land was secured and the patents issued.There were, however, four men who were undeterred by thia notice.One of these was a man named Frank, a large real estate agent in Winnipeg and a supporter of the present Government.He had been to Ottawa and interviewed some one in office.\u201cT met that gentleman myself,\u201d raid Mr.Bradbury, \u201con his return to Bonusejour, fifteen miles east of Selkirk, snd we rode in the train together, He then said to me : I am going to buy these lands, I am going to take the chance, if you like to coms in with me, it is all right, it is quite safe.Ha gave me the tip; I did not take it.He said he had ta Ottawa.I asked him whom he had eeen ; he did not tell me, but the result was, aa is very evident from what has since transpired, that that man hed the tip from the proper source.He immediately started to work to negotiate SWEET More-sold than all othar brands combined } with the poor Indian to buy those lands, be ami thres others.One of these was Frod Keith, a lawyer in Sel kirk, a man who drew $1,800 in foes in connection with this very surrender.Another was George Tracy, n drayman in Selkirk, who conducted one of the most scandalous transactions sver pi petrated in the west in connection with these Indians.Another was a man named Funk, an Américan.Thess four men negotiated and deslt with these Indians and bought out of 24,- 000 acres that the Indians had, shout 18,000,\u201d These men secured the co-operation of the chief and councillors, buying their land and getting them to give their assistance in bargaining with the other Indians for the balance of the land.They made the latter believe that they were merely advancing them a little on their land and that the rest would be paid when the patients were issued.Thus they secured land at from two to five dollars an acre, which they are selliug to-day.for forty and fifty dollars.The transaction was engineered for the - bemefit of a few political parasites.The only man who is on record, according to Mr.Oliver himself, as having requested the surrender, is Mr, Jackson, the Liberal ex- member.The $5,000 which was distributed amongst the Indiana to se cure the surrender, was sent down on the eve of the general election.The Indian agent, who not only failed to protect the Indians, but went in with the land-sharks and bought land himself, was an active organizer for the Liberals.The Deputy Superintendent.General of Indian Affairs, who negotiated the surrender, warned the general public away.When the voting on the question of the surrender took place, it was only earried by 7 votes in spite of bribery and intrigue.The surrender was illegal since only 38 per cent of the band voted for it.Clause 49 of the Indian act states : \u201cExcept as in this part otherwise provided, no release or surrender of a reserve or a portion of a reserve, held for the use of the Indians of any band, or of any individus] Indian, shall be valid or binding unless the release or surrender shall be assented to by a majority of the nrale members of the band of the full age of 21 years, at a meeting of council, thereof summoned for that purpose.\u201d :- THE SECURING OF THE SURRENDER.The voting took place on this wise Mes Jackson, the Liberal member, having failed to win over certain unwilling\" ntémbers of the band by offering to arrange that they should have more Jand, Mr.Pedley, the deputy superintendent, decided that the time bad come to take & vote.A sworn aff- davit alleges that he stood up in the middle of the room and said :\u2014\"\u201c We must take a vote.I have $5,000 here in my satchel ; if you vote for this surrender tonight I will distribute it among you.If you do not vote for it I will take my bag and go home, and you will not get a cent.\u201d \u201cThese men were desperate,\u201d is Mr.Bradbury's account of the incident.\u201cThey were bound to get that surrender, and after Mr.Pediey bad made that statement he said : Now the time has come to take a vote; this room is too small ; get outside in the field among the rest.Two-thirds of them were outside.Thess men went out and before they divided the Rev.Jom Semmons, Indian inspector, stood forward, held up his hard, and, speaking loudly in the language that the band understood, the Creq language, he said: All you that want $90 go to that side, indicating the side on which the councillors, the chief, Chief Justice Howell and Mr.Pedley wes standing, and that side was counted in favor of the surrender.Yet, in spite of these two facts, first, the statement by the De puty Superintendent General of Indian Affaire that he had 95,000 to diatri- bute amongst those people, amd the direction of Mr.Semmons thet if they wanted 890 they should go to one side, they only succeeded in securing seven of a majority.I have evidence here in my hand to show that non-tresty men who had no right to vote were counted amongst those favoring the surrender, and that minors, young men, also put in their votes.In the face of this evidence it must be clear to every man in this House that the mammer in which the surrender of St.Peters Indian reserve was vevured shows that this was one of the most scandalous transactions that has ever taken place in the country.\u201d There can be no misunderstamiing about this $5,000.In Nr.Pediey's letter to the Minister, he says : \u201cFive thousand dollars was left at the time of the surrender with the Indian Agent Lewis and Inspector Semmons to distribute to the Indians of the band.Part of this was dome on the spot at the time of surrender and the balance will he distributed (rom time to time as the parties entitled to it appear before the agent for that purpose.\u201d FIRE YESTERDAY.The explosion ol 6 lamp was the ennse of the total destruction of the car- .+ Th Dries dupe de ed the remen, fell a prey to .flames, Dos on house aad \"THE CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION : Awd the gles over it fl is, as it kas over bem, with the facts of the case twisted out of ebape, whenever the trampled under foot by the subsidized ones, who claim that the Conserve tives dare not hold any such à gathering at the present time for fear that the divisions in the party will be made more acute abd given still wider publicity.How this greater degree of acutentes and publicity is going to be bad, in presence of what the Liberal organs have already beem saying sbout Mr.Borden and his sub-leaders, is more than one can make out.To be lieve them, the Conservative party ia already all brokel up.It is quite disintegrated.There is no life in it, these same organs have been saying for weeks past.What worse than that do they want or can they expect ?The fact is the Conservative convention has been postponed merely because the month was not found to be a convenient month for the holding of such a convention.It is going to be the busiest month in the year for the most of our public men since two general provincial elections are expected to be on hand during the ensuing summer.That is all there is in the postponement.In the meantime plans towards re-organization sre being matured at Ottawa among the Conservative leaders, and it is expected that, whem the proper time comes round for holding the convention, these plans will help to make it ull ths more of a sucosss, illustrating the adage that truth is stronger than fiction\u2014stronger than the fiction the Libersl organs have lately been subscribing to in the most flagrant way.MUSIC AS A CIVILIZING AGENCY.There is perhaps no city of the same size on the coutineut or in the world, where there is to be met a higher ep- preciation of the classic im music than in Quebec.We have had ample instances of this mouths in the large audiences which have grested the operas and band concerts of the Auditorium.Our churches have the best of talent in their choirs and efficient directors, too, and these, with the Svmphony concerts under thé direction of Mr.Jos.Vesina and the recitals conducted by Mesers.Bishop, Reed and Perry, have proved the most effective means of elevating the standards of musical criticism on the part of the people.An excellent article on church music hes lately appeared in the University Magazine.It is from the matured pen of Mr.D.R.Jack, of St.Jom, N.B.; and ome would like to give the whols article for a perusal to our readers, ff space were at our command.So far have we developed our musical environment im Québec, that Alexander Pope's words have ben on the lips of many of our citizens lately, namely, \u2018Some to the church repair, not for the doctrine, but for the music thers\u201d ; and Mr.Jack claims that the phrase is as pertinent and true to-day as when it was written, inmsmuch as the minds of church attendants are, for the most part, as readily reached by music as by sermons.Mr.Jack's article deals with all the phrases of musical development from the invention of the pan-pipes to that of the organs of wide compass which are to be heard in our Quebec churches.\u2018\u2019Muric,\u201d says Mr.Jack, \u201cis « pure art medium, and it is both untruthful and absurd to contend that the impressions it produces are merely sensuous and evanescent.It is not alone to the cultured classes it np- peals.For the poor and sick at heart, and those upon whom the care of the world press heavily, thers is Xo more patent support than good m A t in when burdened by a bitter realise- tion of the complex struggle forever r between the spirit and the flesh, or when the cares and distresses of the world weigh most heavily upon ue, that our minds a are Lnually in ihe m receptive moods.Singers inform us that, however imcultivated an audience may he, it is never more critical or sympathetic than when composed of the poor.Music, as much as any other of the arts, appeals less to the senses than to the mind and spirit, and its gretifications are more spir- ftual than venanal.\u2019\u201d Mr.Jhok'e article fs replete with hid own experiences in the\u2019 churchen of Europe\u2014all of them ii- lustrative of his subject, and exoeed- ingly interesting.Some of our readers may still preserve their recollections of the Rev.Dr.Haweis, the poet, musi- olan and preacher.Mr.Jack, im teli- ing us what his impressions were of the man, when he visited his church in London.\u201cI can mee him now, small of figure and painfully lame,\u201d he says, \u201ctoiling along with a cane at the rear of the procession as it entgred the church.A first glance in no way ro- vealed the inward fire contained within that frail body of his, but to lear him preach, to listen to the beautifal liturgy of the Church of England an interpreted and arranged by him, to: see the exquisite glans stained windows painted by Burne-Jones, tasteful embroideries, the beautiful ca , and the other accorsories «with virich he had transformed an old- tashioned bnrn-like structure inte some senrblance of a modern church, was a revelation of the phenomenal ability of the man.\u201d The above quotation gives a taste of Nr.Jgck\u2019s general pl g in behall of the church environment that makes a suitable setting to the \u2018bot kind of choral service, and which gradually coming into fashion in all our churches, outside of creed affiliations.Mr.Jack je strongly in flavor iced choir for our Protest.The Methodist Ohurch taken the initiative in hem we get time, we may give à bis arguments tu favér of the junovation, aflaire of the Conservative | during these winter | 5 the, fo oar hia SF he soe, anche doy be ar Bek ! M satin, Tao nossa success bas shown in cossg SICK Carter's Little Liver Eat sin Le æe Tra thi yl plait, while oe nn ng es: rt, wi ofall alonrdramof un salomechy suimulbtethe fiver and regnists tie bovels.Even ifthey any HEAD Athothey wonld be almost pritclc se to thowrwhe salfor from this distreasing complaint; but forte.nately thelr goodness cioes notend here,and those who once try them will fod these ifitls pills vals fe nso many ways that thoy will Zot he wil- todo without them, Butafter all sick basd I tho bume of so many lives iat her \u2018where Raper pis cast wile Carter's Little Pills ud TY sey 0 take, ©Oneor two pills make à dos, They srs strict vegetable an Jo pot pee Bent\u201d durs CARTER MEDICINE 00, FEW TEL Sool 0, fall Den Soul Pre, mS rat\u2014\u20144 WP, A + Cp\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The PROPER FINISH And the correct stiffness and shape is given your Shirts at our laundry.Our operators are taught to make the linen equal to new.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Try ue.Our Work Pleases.TE LR Properties for Sale The property Nos.18, 18, 20 Bt.Olivier Street.The property No.7 St.Eustache treet.he Nos.381, 383, 385, 387 and 389 St.Valier Street, foot of Cote rs perty Nos.84, 56, 58 Heny os.0%, DU, - derson \"étreet.Nos.45 and 47 Ramsay Street.The house No.11 Aberdeen Stroh off DeSalal , contains 13 rooms.The house No.§ Arthur Street off Maple Avenus, contains 10 rooms.The house No.70 Maple Avenue, contains 12 rooms, rear.Two building lots on Dorion Avenue 25 x 72 feet ach.Valier Ward, A property in Bt.or son- taining ,793 square feet, to the north by River Bt.Charles, to south by C.P.R.track, to the east by Parent Street, to the west by St.Ambroise Strest.- with stables J.Arthur LaRue, ACCOUNTANT, WOCHELAGA BAYK BUILDINS, St.Patsr Strasthyo Auris 3: iting, Drafti an33 iy Aud Reports and tatements, Appralsor in Cases of Disputel Aocouns, Trustee and A iministeatsr of Er tates and Fropstiist Arbitrator between Dibtirs anl Creditors, \u2018 | Liquidator of Inwivent Eetatis | ; ne No.2437.\u201c CUBES STEMGHP G01, LIMITED 64th DIVIDEND Notice is hereby given that a Dividend at the rate of three per cent (3 p.c.) on the paid up Capital Stock o this Company, being six per cent for the past year, has been declared, pay able at the Office of the Company in Qubec, on the 1st May, 1910, : he Transfer Book will be closed from the 20th April, to the lst May, both days inclusive, By order of the Board Wom ARTHUR AHERN, \"° Managing Director.Quebec, March 30th, 1910.Superior Quality The Favorite of the Disoriminating ; Smoker.| datas 8.APT 26,1910 Hardware OF T4 CELEBRATED RUSSELL : +» ERWIN'S MAKE _ UI ALL DESIONS AND FIMISHES .\u2014_\u2014 NS ONE SS, 1S.Shaw & Cs We have on display in our \u2018Windows just what you require snd brighten your home, Roady Mixed Paint AH Color ALABASTINE also\u2019 CHINA LAC {the best varnish Stain on the GO CARTS - %.| Stylish qu Durable\u2014Parniture ot all Descriptions.James | Perry, 323 8t Paul St.New Trimmed _ Hats.New Parasols New Blouse Waists | We have now in stock a very good assortment of Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Straw Hats, Ladies\u2019 Parasols and White Blouse Waists.LADIES\u2019 TRIMMED STRAW HATS in all the very latest styles at $1.75, {| $1.95, $2.35, $2.48, $2.88, $3.25, 33.68, LADIES\u2019 PARASOLS in all the newest novelties of the season at §1.10, $1.18, 81.48, 81.89, 81.78, $1.95, $2.25, $2.68, $32.85, $3.25, $3.48, 38.75.WHITE BLOUSE WAISTS in the new tailor-made effects, 96c., $1.10, $1.30, $1.50, $3.25, $3.75, $3.00.LADIES\u2019 LACE COLLARS AND JABOTS just rebeiged in the latest novelties at 18c., ., 250, F7c., 300, 38c., 48¢., 400, Bio, 88c., 680, TBc.GIRLS\u2019 COLORED COTTON DRESSES in print and gingham et 88¢.,¢ 88c., 7Bc., 8Bc., 9004 Sôc., $1.10, $1.25, $1.30, 91.35.NEW MOTOR VEILS in all latest colora at 66, 95c., 81.55.GIRLS\u2019 SERGE REEFERS in navy blue trimmed with brass buttons at $2.38, 82.75, 82.98.NEW DRESS GOODS in the newest effecta and colorings at 480, 60c., T2c., 90c,, $i.10, $1.18.NKW SHANTUNG BILK in the natural shades at 460, Bic, extra wide at 886, SIMONS & MINGUY 20 Parrlqus Strost, Telephone 338, the at this season of the year to clean .Quebtgg.: » , elusble property, No.68 Sa cendont te Brand Sermenny and Moot | Louis Scrert, the, resides of She late \u2014\u2014\u2014 Doctor Colin C.Sewell, x The y hes a irdwiage om Bta So A Loci tees of about 8 ne SV ÇARÈRE, VOGÉ AUS TYROAT, | ei ith fm Ah er cute 208 St.Francois Ot.x, ed a # WEDNENSDA\u2018 .aHsns 2, 1910 EERE \u2014\u2014 - Spring Imp S otch Tweed Suits.$25.«nglish Worsted Suits $25 sh Chesterfield vercoats.$25 Englis nglish.*\" REMOVAL SALE | neon oA spate REMOVAL SALE OFFICE CLOCKS IN GREAT VARIETY, AT LOW PRICES.! A SPECIAL FEATURE ~~ 7 BWNRLE JACOT, 05 voeenh st BELL PHONE 3033.» 0.BOX 367 Bosse & Banks STEEL BEANS, COLUMNS, PLATES, CAS AND PIPES, CONTRACTORS', MUNICIPAL AND BUILDERS\u2019 SUPPLIES, MACHINERY AND SPECIALTIES ; | Board of Trade Bullding, 39 Paul St.|| QUEREC.ER Ea \u2014\u2014 fees == CHARLES VEZIN GONTRACTING PLUMBER, TINSMITH and ROOFER Fownes English \u2018Gloves $1.Dents English Gloves.$1.JAS.H MULLIN, {Imperial Bank of orts xford Linen R.and O.Steamers BETWEEN QUEBEC | -AND .; MONTREAL Steam Heated $4.80 SINGLE $7.00 RETURN ' For Tickets and Bertha, Apply to F.$ STOCKING, 32 ST, LOUIS STREET Gen'l RR.and SS.Agent, Canada DIVIDEND Neo.79 Notice is hereby gi that ivi- dend at the ra os\" na Dis ELEVEN HER CENT 11% Por Annum upon the Paid-up Capital Stocks of this Institution has been declared for the three months ending 30th April, 1910, and that the same will be payable at the Head Office and Branches on and after Monday, the second day of May next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 16th to 30th of April, 1919, both days inclusive.By order of the Board, D.R.WILKIE, General Manager.Toronto, 23rd March, 1910.La Banque Nationale Speciattys\u2014Steam, Hot Air and Hot Water Heafing Varied: sasertment of the mest modern Klecteioal ald Plumbing Appasatus, asiwell ps Kitchen sod Stoves of \u2018dll makes and Badge: vicina 1 ANS ga OS ALSO-ON HAND A complete, asmriment of Asphalt and Rubber Rosfing Materid, | som the Brantibed-Roofng Company of Brantford, Ont, Mr.Vesios | taving accoptedthesgeneral agency-ef that firm for the district of Quebec, is material advantagoously replaces tho present system el Metal, .Shingles andéConerete-Rocfing, - ! 119-428 BRIDGE STREET.QUEBEC : f= ALE SY WALL PAPERS 0 SUIT EVERY ROOM PRETTY AND INEXPENSIVE MARCHANT BROS., 124 ARTILLERY ST, QUEBEC.Win.LaRue, LLL.ADVOCATE 88 ST.PETER SIRET QUEBEC, EVENING OFMCE LIMOILOU sth Avenus, Corse of 3ri ' PO.Box, 78.Office\u2019 Telephone, 1184, ANOS J.COLSTON Accounts Admini ers! Ageat | techolaga Bank.Buliding FOR SALE BY , J.B.RENAUD & CO.oT.Ten sr.QuEsmC.| wo BEER 8,0 EEE ES Cerreamendionce Golisites DR.LE.0.CAUTHER| For Sale « GupOhint of Olinle fa Parte, Prance as , Bos Fesnteng-ance vaio \u2018+.NOTICE.\u2014On and after Monday, the second day ol May next, this Bank will pay to its shareholders a dividend of ons and three quarters per cent (being at the rate of seven per cent.| per annum) upon its paid-up capital, {or .the .three months ending on \"The transfer book will be closed from the 16th to the 30th April next, both days inclusive.annual mesting of the share holders will take place at the Banking house, lower Town, no Wednesday, the 18th May next, at thres o'clock p.m.The powers of attorney to must, to be valid, be doposited at the Bank five full dsys before that of the meting, ie, before three o\u2019clock p.m.on Thursday, the 12th of May next.By order of the Board of Directors, N.LAVOIE, General Manager.Quebec, 22nd March, 1910.JUST THINK OF IT SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD delivered to any part of the city for the following prices : Maple and Birch, mixed, 12 in _ long, per cord .:.Soft wood, 12 in long, Tamarack, 12 in.tong, per cord.4 80 Beech, 12 in long, Price of wood in the full tength not delivered : 2 1-2 foot Birch 2 1-2 foot Beech 2 1-2 foot Mapl 3 foot Maple and 3 foot Soft Wood œ foot Tamarack.4.30 ,À good supply of American anthracite coal on $0 00 00 0 anna Chestnut.Edm.Conway, Tol.186 282 St.Paul 8¢t.or Conway Ave.Limoilou apl.18 mon.wed.eat.TENDERS Sealed tenders for the demclition of the old Jacques Cartier Market, for the carting away of all materials and rubbish from the premises, will be received until 5.p.m.Thursday, April 28th, 1910, by the undersigned architect, acting for the account of the Quebec Railway, Light, Heat and Power Company.Information may be had at architect's office, The Company will not be bound to accept any one of the enders.RENE P.LEMAY, Architect.21 d'Aiguiiton St., Quebecapl.18x1w NOTICE Te hereny given that the Pier at the mouth of Cap Rouge River is submerged as well as the other deep water Pier that was there up to last winter at the end of the long wharl.Tho position of the pier at the mouth of the Cap Rouge River is as heretofore shown by a flat buoy by day and « white light by night, the position of the desp water pler resently taken at the ead of the long wharl is in a straight line with the said flat buoy and about 600 feet to the west.ap the er cord.4 80 | 4 and Egg.Stove and | SHIPPIND NEWS ALLAN: LINE, Steamer Sicilian sailed from Gles- via Movills, for Quebee and Montreal with 177 cabin and 863 storage pas- sengere, NURTHE SHORE LINE.RMS.General Wolls, Captain Be langer, left yesterday for Natashquan and way places with and general cargo.passengers, mails , QUEBEC STEAMSIHP CO.Steamer Gosana asiled from Bervauda for New York at 11 am.yester- dey.Steamer Trinidad sailed from Bermuda for New York at 11.30 a.m.yesterday.OCEAN FREIGHTS.New York, April 19.\u2014Chartering was limited in puws steam and sail, Tut steady demand was encountered for boats.Rates were steady and an- changed in all trades.Quotations to London and Antwerp, 1d: Liv 1 and Glasgow, 44d}: tol, 3d: Rotterdam, 34d; Hamburg and Bremen, 174 plennings ; cotton to Liverpool, per 100 Ibe., 15c, STFAMER FOR THE LAKES.A new steamer, which will be employed by the Canada Shipping Company in the grain trade between Montreal and the Upper Lakes, sailed from Newport, Mon., on Saturday last and J} Will arrive here about April 30th.The steamer was built at Glasgow within the last year and was christened the D, A.Gordon.It is a full-sized canal boat and is bringing to this side on its present voyage a full cargo of wire.PURCHASED TWO MORE STEAMERS.Word has been received from ILon- don that the Canadian Nortbern Cohas purchased twin steamships of the immigrant-carrying clars from Messrs.Rubittino Brothers, the biggest ship- awuers in Italy, who are themselves thinking of entering the Canadian trade.The names .of the vessels re ported purchased are not mentioned.Rubattino steamships run to South America and are built for third class passenger trade.Running in company with the Royal Edward and Royal George, these vessels, which average 3,500 net tons, could handle all class of trade; the rena Cairo and Heliopolis are intended primarily for first-class passengers.ANOTHER STEAMER FOR THE : LARRS.Toronto, April :19.\u2014The Point Anne ge, Co., Lud.of which Mr.M.J.is the promoter, have Te ceived word from Glasgow that their new steel boat will be launched on the first of May.Tt will be called the Renvoyle and will'bé used as a grain carrier on the Fort William-Montreal route.This.will - be the first of a number of freight boats which Mr.Haney proposes to have built for thin route.The Renvoyls is of solid steel, 350 feet in length, 42 feat six inches beam and 18 fest six inches in depth.It has a capacity of 100,000 bushels.The cost will be in the neighborhood of $198,000, NOTES.Steamer Hero left Philadelphia on the 16th instant for Quebec, with = cargo of coal.Steamer Wobun, Captain Meikle, from Sydney, with a cargo of coal, arrived in port yesterday afternoon, and moored in the Louise Dock.She ia on her second voyage of the season to the St.Lawrence.Steamer Lorie, Captain Eggert, from Philadelphia on the 11th instant, for Montreal, passed Father Point vester- day afternoon, and is due in port this morning.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived, April 19, 8S Wobun, Meikle, Sydney, N.§., S.& C.Co., coal.ne SIGNA!, SERVICE REFORT.Cape Salmon (83)\u2014Raining, wind .van.Matane (202)\u2014Raining ; west wind.Inward at 740 am, two masted steamer, Flat Point (584)Clear; west wind.Inward at 2.30 a.m., Dominion; inward yesterday at 3.30 p.m., Ocean.Outward yesterday at 7 p.m., Prospero ; at 8 p.m., Wasis.east Outward at 5 a.m., Natashp Cape Race (830)\u2014Clear; north-east wind.Inward yesterday at 4.30 p.m., Belle of Scotland.Seven Tslandr\u2014Ray clear of ice, also Clarke City wharf.H.8.McGREEVY, Sup entendent.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC, April AM.PN.Wednesday .20 346 4.01 Thursday .31 499 4.47 Friday \u2026 .5.07 5.27 Saturday M1 D SA 608 Sunday \u2026 \u2026 \u2026\u2026 M 615 640 Moon Phases.Full moon, Sunday, 24th, at 8.23 a.m, Smoking and Chewin Tépacco - THE BRITISH BUDGET London, April 19\u2014David Lloyd- George re-introduced last years bud- fr in the House of Commons to-day.e declared that he realized that the present deficit of $i31,240.000 would e \u2018more than wiped out when all gr- rears had been collected and that there would be an actual surplus of $14,- 800,000.If the budget had been passed as usually last year, he said, there would have been a surplus of $21, The Chancellor commented upon [be remarkable decrease of 32 percent the consumption of whiskey, which he attributed mainly to the extra duty impossed.The gross revenue from opirits as compared with the estimated Agures was $14,000,000.\"EC Pg Smoking and Chewing (AFTER DOCTORS FAILED gow on Sundmy \u2018morning, 1Tth instant, - ull, 13d; 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the pains had left ms; my uppetite was | Rone and I felt as strong and well as ever I did.1 cannot say too much in faver of Dr.Wl'iama\u2019 Pink Pill« for I ertainly owe my good health to them.\u201d The woman in the houre, the man in the office, the boy or girl in the school will always And a friend in + Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills.These pills actually make new, rich red blood and good hlood banishes rheumatism, gen: { eral debility, kidney troubles and chose | aches and pains caused by overwork jor averstudy; good blood builds up the tired unstrung nerves and makes pole thin cheeks rosy and healthy.The pills are sold at 30 cents a box, or #ix boxes for 92.50 by all medicine dealers or by msil from The Dr.Williams\u2019 Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.; CANADA'S TRADE IN PUIP AXD PAPER.Export statistics recently compiled by the Dominion Government show that for the last nine months of the calendar year of 1908 Canada sold the United States $3,000,000 worth of pulp wood, ae compared with # shade over $3,500,000 worth for the corresponding months of 1908.There was no other customer for Canadian pulpwood.In wood pulp the United States bouzht in the last nine months of the year closed £3,000, worth, or just four times as much as Great Britain bought.The total ssles of wood pulp in the last nine months of 199 were $3,800,000, as compared Lo #3,- 200,000 in the corresponding period of the year befare.Canudas total sales of paper in the last nine months of 1900 were $2,000,000, or half a million lems\u2018than for the corresponding months ol the year before.The United States and Great Britain each bought three- quarters of a million in the last three quarters of 1909, ; Canada\u2019s importations of paper in the last nine months of 199 amounted ! to nearly $3,500,000.The United States sold her two and a quarter ! millions and Great Britain three quarters of a million.The total buying exceeded the nine months of the vear before by three-quarters of a willion.\u2014Pulp and Paper Magazine.A SETTLEMENT ANTICIPATED New York, April 19\u2014Settlemend of the wage dispute between the New York and Hudson river rairoad and its conductors and trainmen is now in the hands of the arbitrators, P.H.Morrissey and E.E.Clark, who finished taking testimony and closed the hearing this afternoon.The arbitra tors have a large mass of figures and satistics to consider in arriving at a decision, but have indicated their expectation that they would be able to announce their judgment by the latter part of this week.Added importance was attached to the result because of the presence at the hearing of C.E.Schaff, vice-presi- dent of the Vanderbilt lines west of Buffalo.Invaluable to Every Farmer Its Wonderful Power in Curing Sick Cattle and Colicy Horses Makes \u201cNerviline\u201d Worth Its Weight in Gold.\u2018The stockman or farmer Lhut doesn\u2019t know of the thousand and one uwes of *Nerviline\u2019\u2019 around the stable, hss a great desl to learn.\u201cWhy, 1 wouldn't think of locking my stable door at night without knowing I had a supply of \u2018Nerviline\u2019 on hand.T always get a dozen bottles at a time from my druggist.porn \u2014\u2014 act, cure colic, dn.igentio Merviline stomach ina horse CURES or cow there ix no COLICKY | remedy on curth in HORSES the same class as \u2018Neeviline.\u201d Last summer | had a 8250 horse that got the wonurs, and 1 would have lost him il [ hadn't been able ta give him Nerviline.I poured a full bottle of Nerviline in a pint of water down his throat and saved his life.T know of neighbors who.have saved many hoads of valuable stock, stricken with colic, just by using Nerviline.It is equally good as a rub-on liniment, and know from my experience that for man or boast, internally or exter nally, \u2018Nerviline' is worth a dollar a drop.\u201d James F.MeCullough.Stock Breeder, ote.You will not regret uring Nervilinebut see you get it and ant something chee, 25e.per Lottie, or five for #1.00 at a'l dealers, or The Catarrhotons Company, Kingston, Ont.\"WANTED_A GOOD HOUSENAID.Apply Mre.John Hamilton, 4% Des Cerrieres 4.pride et eet WAITRESSES WANTED.\u2014APPLY Neptune Inn.GARDENER WANTED (FIOWERS nd vegetables), y te J.Bell Forty Coston Hour Ansemis\u2014poor watery bloud\u2014is the - M des Chaiilons, | i posite.Apply rivals A complete range of ings; also a full range of HATS! Christy and Perfsctus shapes.$2.00 A r Spring Trace Suitings and Overcoat- Shirts, Collars aad Tiez HATS !! Hats in all the newest ND UP.T.LAFRANCE, Haberdasheoer and Tallor, 1 SUADE STREET.THE CANADIAN GENERAL ELEC tric Co.are increasing their staff require lathe, boring mill, planer, milling machine, drill hands and brass boishers.Steady work.Apply Peter boro, Ontario.WANTED \u2014 GOOD ENGLISH stenographer wanted.C.P.R.offices, Montreal.Must be well up in shart band and good speller.Apply to C.P.Ry., 46 Dalhousie St., Quebecee ree WANTED FOR THE 1ST OF MAY, 1910.\u2014Two good steady men, required for the Quebec Passenger Elevator.Must understand the working of electrical machines.Apply, A.Cummings, 5 Tresor street, Quebec.= Leet LOST.\u2014AN OSTRICH FEATHER Muff, from 15 Ste.Genevieve Avenue, vis des Grisons, Mount Carmel, des C\u2018arriers, past the Post Office, to Holt, Renfrew & Co.Finder wili be rewarded by returning same to this office.\u2018 AGENT WANTED\u2014A LIFE INSURance agent to represent one of the oldest and strongest companies in the eastern part of this Province.An experienced man highly recommended | would have a fixed salary or commission, which ever he preferred.Apply to Post Office box 182, Fraserville, P.Q.MALS NIL® WANTID LEARN BARBER TRADE, TOOLS free.New system.Constant practice.instructions.Graduated earn TO LET\u2014ON BATHROOM FLAT single or double bedroom, heated by hot water, electric light, eto.Private family.Near the Park and Mountain Hill: Table board can be obtained op- between 12 and 1° smd 6 and 7, 24 Hebert street, Battery.HOUSE TO LET ON THE CAPE, | 31 Genevieve Avenue, very warm healthy house, bright sud sunny, close | to Terrace and business quarters, or to Mrafrom 6 to 9 p.m.ROOMS TO LET.\u2014 rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with bath room and use of hone.For information apply to No.Richelieu street, telephone 8514.ROOMS TO RENT.\u2014 SEVERAL 1 rooms, well heated and lighted, with use of tal hone in the house, and bath.Apply 39 Richelieu street or telephone 3514.TO LET\u2014AN OFFICR AND dwelling situated at the prolongation of Sous-le-Fort atreet, Napoleon (Chouinard) wharf next to the ofbce of the Corporation of Pilots of Quebec.This three-story building is in perfect condition, having been erected only last year.The first floor is suitable for mn office and the upper two stories can be rented as one or two tenements.This is s most suitable building to rent for the above purposes as it will be at the landing of the nev what! of the Quebec & Levis F ompany, and wi passen to and from the trains on the Levis side of the river will pass.TO LET.\u2014LARGE WAREHOUSE situated on Napoleon wharf, new Innding place of the Quebec & Levis Ferry Co.The warehouse bas been occupied for many vears by P.G.Bussiere & Co., and the Colonial Fruit Exchange, and is situated in the most commercial part of the city, adjoining Champlain Market and the pontoons for coasting steam- ore.ra mr tt HOUSE TO LET.\u2014AT TIE CORN.or of Conway Avenue and Beaupart Road, a mew house in solid brick, steel structure, Hop roof, verandah and balcony, electric light, furnace with hot water, 11 rooms and bath room, with all modern improvements: shady trees, terrace for lawn; close to electric tramways and railway.For details apply Edm.Conway, 282 St, aul street.COMFORTARLY FURNISIIFD ROOY in private family, gentleman.¢4 D'Artigny street.TO RENT\u2014A SPLENDID RESID- ance, 412 St.John street, near St.Jean Baptiste Church, 9 large well lighted rooms, heated by the Jrovrie tor, electric and gas system.throughout the house, gas stove, hath, eto.Snow removed, has been occupied hy same tenant for 8 years, FOR PRIVATE USE.\u2014THE IN- vineible Fleotric Suction\u2019 Renovator k your house clean and healthy, Invincibles for sale by John Thomson, propristors Quebes C Olean: ig 98 Potor street, ous 1043.information about this and ses machine work elsewhere, Before deviding to buy Apply to LaRue & 328 St.Ann street.TO LET, HOUSE NO.179 GRANDA, and | Allee, 13 rooms, three storey addition - in rear, electric light, hot water fury nace and all modern improvements, .LaRue & LaRae, Notaries, 38 Ann street.ROOMS TO LET\u2014FURNISHEND, with or without board, in a family.Apply 13 Amshle Street.0 LET.\u2014THE HOUSE CORNER sŸ Joachim and St.Au in stoest, now occupied by A.R.Morgen, Eeq, containing 12 rooms, in good andes), with all modern conveniences.yard with stable and coach house rear.or icalars, À to Amos.J.Coton, Hiccbalres Bank Building\u2014_\u2014 TO LET.\u2014IN \u201cBOSSE'S BLOCK,* store No.57 Dalhousie street, Lowen\u2019 Town.Suitable for offices.Heated.Laka, Notaries, FOR SALE COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR BALE, \u2014Property of Captain Beuyon.That desirable property eituated at Eiviure du Loup Point with dwell house containing 16 rooms, verandah 19 feel wide overlooking the St.Lawrence River, with stables, conch house end loft.The house 4s thoroughly well fur~ nished and ready for occupation, and the property is supplied by good wates from the mxin pipe of town of Fraser ville waterworks, besides a well on the premises.For further information ape ly to Meredith & Meredith, Netaries ublic, 46 Dalhousie St., Quebec\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee FOR SALE\u2014TWO LARGE WOOD- eh wigns: can be neen at 15 Belle Vane.Apply Quebec Transportation\u2019 and Forwarding Co\u2014_\u2014 Er FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINES® cottages of the Point, Riviere de Loup.For Foils rs and price apd y to J.Richard, Credit Fonci .-C., 74 Mountain Hill, Quebec, 7 \u2014\u2014\u2014 ia EX ion 1s , , Ne, 14 Ramperts, Gi ue Battery.FOR SALE, WITH POSSESSION let May, 1911, house No.15 Ramparts, Grand Battery.Each houss containing eleven rooms and thewe bathrooms, heated by hot water.Gas and electric light fittings.Spacious ocei- lars, cement floors.Apply to Daniel MoGie & Son, 68 Peter street.rt HOUSES FOR SALE OR TO let-on St.Cyrille strest, Montcalmville.Apply to A.Tremblay, 350 3 street.YACHT FOR SALE\u2014Q.Y.C.YAWL \u201cPirate,\u201d 30 feet overall, fine cabin, furnished.May be seen at Chevalier\u2019s Shipyard, Cap Blanc.Apply to 37 Ursule street.POR SALE.\u2014THE HAKDSOME RE.sidenee, No.11 Haldimand street, containing 18 rooms, bath room on each fat, hot water heated, aleotric light and , with an entrance on Mont Carmel street, opposite Governor\u2019s Garden.For particulars, apply to Amos J.Colston, Hochslags Dany Building, 8t.Peter strast.HOUSE FOR SALE\u2014A HOUSE POR' sale, No, 71 Maple Avenue, and gp.other se A wtrest, 116-120-122, sear Parliament idinge.Apply.E.N 44 Ste, pag 00e er LANDS FOR SALE-TWO SEPAR-' ate lots cf two.arpente shirty at L'Ancimne Lorette, cam of cul- ge, and Pierre Gauvin, firands Deserts.In ; tivation, with Ane Leclerc, notary, ' 6th slate fences.Address sienne Lorette, Le.Quebec.CREAT ONANGE POR A CAPITAL IST OR FOR À SYNBICATE FOR SALE\u2014TOWN OF MONTCALM, 270,000 oq.feet of land on St.Foye Road, o ite to the New Battlefields Park, magnificent view.Price 11 cents per sq.foot.This prios includes House and Stables and improvements worth $10,000, thus mgking net price of land less than 7} oenta per sq.foot.Apply to Dr, James Laurie, St.Foye Road, Montcalmville, \u2014 eee nm tra FINE LOTS FOR SALE\u2014FIVR fine lots fronting on Mnpls Avenue, opposite Burrough's Terrace, 13 feet front on Avenue, by 133 feat deep, with lane in rear.Their situation makes them the mont dosirnbie lets on tho Avenue.Boid «-parately if ce sired.Apply to GO aple Avense \u2018Phone 983.* - MADNINERY FOR SAIS LATHES.\u2014 PLANFRS, DRILLS, shapers, boring min, etc.Tveryuhin for the Machine Shop, both new na wecond hand.Writn for stock list, The Canadian Fairbanks Co.lad, Montreal.PERSONAL WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITEND 9 \u2014Matrimonial paper containing hum dreds of advertieements.Marringe able penple from all sections, ri , young, old, Protestants, Cathoe ios, mailed, senled, free.W.Op Guar nels, Toledo, Oble, \u2014 i ox eon a HOTELS AND RESORTS \u2014\u2014>ure \u201cTHE QUEEN'S Toronto, the Queen City of Canada, | des much of the beautiful.It is found {8 tha many handsome churches, artistic blic buildings, imposing offices, public ives, parks und gardens.lie govers- ment buildings are ine.Of hotels there ate many; none, Lowever, spproachisg the Queen's for perfect service, quiet comfort, sud homelike surroundings, aud the peculiar excellence of itacuisine.Its fame is far reaching, snd many remember with pleasure tbe hours spent within its hospitable walls.The charges are based on the American aud European plan, and are as follows: o Rooms without bath (American Flan) J up; Rooms wil t (Amerkas Flan) $3.50 per day np: Rooms {European Plan) $1.50 per day up arr emer ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.' TRE ST.CHARLES teot@uinet Loantion, Pr ting the Seach With an established repautal for ste i yun em 28d highchees trou.moder 8 te- Courtcous - hot amd cold, fresh asd 'NEWLIN HAINES HOTEL TRAYMORE Atiantio City, Ma.Upen throughout the your.Famous as the hotel with every modern convenience and all the comforts of home, TRAVHIORE KOTEL COMPANY Gta @ Marquette.Mar.| 8.8.WHITE, Pros rer tr ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.THE GREATEST RESORT IN THE WORLD am ideal spot to.spend April aud May.This metropoils offers every diversions and ery comfort known to seashore life, OTEL-DENNIS ituated directly on the ocean fromt, surround.by its own clous lawu, which jotus the beach and beerdwalk.Mote liberally appoiut- and liberally couducted hotel on the New y coat, Walter J, Buzbyapl23xwed-satx26.GRAND UNION ho H » 200 su IOTEL Le POLE RATE ITR MARTHA WASHINGTON New.York's Exclusive Woman's Hotel > 28 East 29th St, Moar 5th Ave\u2014_\u2014 Restaurant snd Tea Room European Plan for men aad women Rooms with Rates, $1.00 and Up.Ties] Sn LR tros en each (lines.oy, © Boer | , Centre of Theatre and ~~ Fiwepread |,» Shopping District.© \"AW.EAGER Hotel Blanchard Jos.Cloutier, Prop.American and European Plans, \u201c Near the Terminus of Railways and Navigation Companies, + = Ale Du Soe, Che PROSPERITY AND GOOD CLOTHES : , It is mot only fashionable but ; actually frugal and economical, for every man {to wear real, built-to-order custom tailored slothes.UM you desire a pertect fit and ou ideal in style and quality or your, Spring overcoat ard suit, see WVWM LEE 844 ST.JORN STREET.Ho is showin 3, handsome assort- ent of , an prices ar 3 Cemaly low.cu ARE YOU MOVING ra PIANO to be movsd \u2014\u2014 If «0, have you need of a man, who s 25 ycars\u2019 experience in house mov- fa of ever kind.| promise satis- ction to all those, who will give me triad.AN work will be done prompt.amt cirefully, Seeing that | lisve ceral vehicles of ail sôrts, auel sev- oral experienced workmen.Address : CHAS.MARTEL, 16 Ste.Marie St.Cor.Latourelle.; SE les.| NE ICE in: [cso y re No dent the result of the Australiam election will encourage labor the world over, though the result was in some degree foreshadowed by the previous election, As a matter of fact, however, it is more of interest from a Tarif point of view.The circumstances of Mr.Deakin's policy this year, saya the carrespondent of the Stand, were very different from those of 1904 and 1907, sinco they approach- ol more nearly those of 1901, when Sie Edmund Barton was Prime Minister, with Mr.Deakin second in command, before the first Federal Parliament met.At that time Australia war divided into two partiss\u2014Protee- tioniata and Free Traders\u2014and the six States voted on thir own issues.They had not forgotien the Provincial questions.In the frst Parliament the Federal Labour Party was born, and the general elections of 1904 and 1907 were three-party contests, Labour gaining at the expense nf the other two, until ac «ne general election pre coding this one it became the largest of the threes, and nearly gained an absolute \u2018majority of the Fetera: Senate.So long as there was a sharp division between Protecfiomists and Free | Traders a fusion between those not in the Labour Party was not ible.This divid,ng line isappedend ai the oral elections of 1907.The first Federal Parliament was almost Free Trade.The Senate was ao, while the Protectionist Ministry bad a nominal majority of five in Te House of Re presentatives of seventy-five.The second election saw an increase of the Labour Party, and gave also a severe set-back to Free Trade.The third election saw a further increase in the labour Party, and left Protection the settled policy of the Commonwealth.The increased strength of the l.abour Party made them intolerant of the Protectionists, whom they were keeping in power.This intolerance, together with the disappearance of the Fiscal question, caused the two other parties «to find a common platform upon which they could agree, and the late Federal Ministerial Party came into being as a consequence, under Mr.Deakin\u2019s leadership.The keynotes of Mr.Deakin\u2019s campaign was the creation of the Interstate Commission provided for by the Constitution, which had not yet been called into existence.The Australian Constitution is distinctly Federal, very much more power being reserved in the States than in either the Canadian or South African Constitutions.The Inter-State Commission sections were designed to act as an equalising factor in the relations between the Commonwealth and the States.Mr.Deakin had failed {o persuade the Parliament to bring this body into being and in his campaign he set it forward in exact distinction to the policy of the T.ahour Party, which would attain Federal supremacy by destroying ths reserved powers of the States.Nr.Deakin was ing to bring into action the dormant powers of tha Constitution, Thus the irritating questions on the borderline between Commonwealth and States which now have to be settled as they arise, and then by interested parties, would find the Inter-State Commission dealing with them.But, as usual, said the Standard, 9000000000600 000000000000C90C9 o> A No.£25 F BAKI THE WHITEST Made in Canada FREE COOK BOOK HE QUEBEC CHRONIONE - ss.it will be as rigorous Canada as it is now condemned in Great Britain.AGIC G POWDER Does notcontain Alum- \u2018 AGIC makes püre delicious, healthful biscuits, cake and pastry.Protect yourself against alum powders by insisting on MAGIC BAKING POWDER.SEL INN CE Lk J a 7 Le O ALU pir M priced baking ¢ powder and the only well- known one made in Canada that does NOT contain alum.Full Pound Cans, 25c.- 0050600062020000000 MAGIC is mediumxX% E.W.Gillett Co.Ltd.Toronto, Ont.1f you have not received a copy of Magic Cosk Book, send name and adden.oy on postal card and this valuable little book will be mailed free of charge, \u2014 Nn \u2014\u2014 Mr.Deakin took a wide view of Fed eral Powers.He proposed to make it act ns a Board of Trade through which all Tariff questions must pases before tirey reached Parliament.He \u201cA tariff ergie,\u201d\" when the whole Cus {toms and excise rchedule went into the melting-pot, taking ita chance as to how it came out.A tariff revision meana a woeful disturbance of trade.; Tarif blunders are erally due to ignorance upon which interested parties play.\u201cWe want to know,\u201d raid Nr.Deakin, \u201cand the Inter-State Commission is to be the schoolmaster.\u201d On the wider questions which touch the Imperial horizon Australia is ol one mind.What differences there are are those ol method rather than prin- of \u2018Australia, and none neek reparata defence properly so called, All desire preferential trade within the Empire and the drawing closer of Imperial ties.The differences in parties are local jn their effect.\u201cWAS FADING AWAY\u201d A Young Woman\u2014Scarcely Thirty\u2014Seemed to be Dying on Her Feet.DR.HAMILTON'S PILLS CURED.I think it should be the duty - of the schools to teach children how to keep well,\u201d writes Miss Nannie E.Naydon, a well-known and highly esteemed resident of Bristol.\u201c\u2018Ignorance of the laws of health and the use of improper remedies destroyed my vigor and led me to the verge of invalidiam.I wan as a girl ruddy aud etrong, Nothing seemed to affect me until I was about thirty.Then gar began to form in the stomach.U sulfered with bloating and a general failure in strength net in.If I went upstrirs my breath hurt.My nyplem was very irregular and until T grew pretty bad f didn't pay much heed to my condi: dition.Then 1 got blue, worried all the time, wakened in the night and couldn't get to sleep again.None of the medicine T took helped me.On day | wan reading of a very interest ing case like mine cured by Dr.Hamil tons Pilla.1 took the same treat: ment.It was just right\u2014didn't physic me to death, but took hold of the weak, mick parts of my wystemyand sel (hinge richt, It seems as if Dr.Hamilton's Pilla have made me young agnin and all my colar, spirits, vigor and health of former days have roe turned to stay.\u201d Every girl and woman should we Dr.Hamilton's Pi'lc regularly.They help & woman in many ways, Be ware of the doalee who nete von io take an inferior pill «n which Wa pro.ft in larger than on Dr.Hamilton's Seld in yellow hover, 2%.per bos, ait deat-ra, or The Catarihosen~Lo,, Kingeton, Ont, .re tnt me ma nc Rose Quesnel! \u2018* was anxious to avoid what he called | 5 ciple, All desire an effective defence | New Cold Storage Warehouse .880022 OF THE DOMINION FISHAND FRUIT COMPANY, \" Tel 2454 Corner of St.Paul Street and Bell's Lane.The Proprietors of the Warehouse have the pleasure o.five apartments of a low temperature are now in operation, ten other rooms will be completed, w ceive every kind of merchandise fhat anyone wishes to entrust to them an required temperature.oe \u2018WEDNESDAY, APRIL zoypno oo0e8 OOD scientists condemn alum as unfit for use in food, and the time will come when ly excluded from food in This Woak's Discoun 1 Art Brass % Ancessorles Co LT Lamp 3hades, Candle Drips, Desk Sots, Brash ead Cemb Trays, Ink Brands, Pipe Russ, | Pictures Frames, #iiel Boxe, | Handkerchief Boxes, Jardinieres, etc, etc, all at \u2018reduced privat 7 Uo John E.Walsh's 11 St.John Bt.FURNITURE REPAIRED min Proof Moss Mattress $4.50, nothing better.All kin of Furniture repaired, rexcoves.ed and polist el.Work collected and delivered free.Truman, 13 Cote d\u2019Abrabam.FA-NB 8000, + * 4 PUBLIC NOTICE: Public notice ie hereby given Lhit application will be made to the lature of the Province « £ mines , ati present session incorporati of \u201cLa Ligue Antitubeteulosia de i bec\u201d having its head office at Quebet, and its purpose being to st against tuberculosis\u2019 and its progress.Quelsec, Harch 26th, 1910.MY FACILITIES FOR ELECTRICAL sults at fair prices.THOS.D.LONERGAN, Electrical Contractor {f announcing to the Trade that and, further, that from the 18th hich means that from now on they will be ready to red keep them at the spl.16xmon-wed-satxim.Correspondence.020000 SAITO IAN SEITEN CARVING THE DOMINION.To the Editor of the Chronicle.Sir,\u2014The solidarity and prosperity of the Dominion will be best attained by the avoidance of extremes in the apportionment, of the territory among the units of \u2018which it is composed.| With the nt area of Quebec and Ontario their future population and development will be eo preponderating as compared with = the princeling Province of Prince Edward Island that in the aear futura legislation must needs he passed to authorise the Island to be represent! in the Federal Parliament by a small boy.\u2018fhe fact that there Jies nadeveloped territory contiguous to these\u201d Provinces does not give them the right to annex it.In a few wears the «ama reasons could he advanced for atill further extending their bowndacies northward, .No further concessions should he made to these Provinces by the Fed: eral Government without taking inte consideration a readjustinent of houn- caries and rome extension of territory to the Maritime Provinces ns well ax to the prospective Province of Newfoundland.The disparity in area which at ne sent exi ed by n union of the threa Muvitima Provinces into one under the name of Acadia and the annexation ¢f the Teland of Anticosti and that portion of Enstern Quebec between Vow Brune wick and the St.Lawrence.That nart of Ungava to the east of Whale River and that portion of Que: hee, north of the Se, Lawrence and east of Natashouan, would make an approciable addition to Newfoundland.Immredlinte stepa shoul! ha taken for the incorporation of this colony Into the Dominion and the Federal antho- Corvespondence.| n could in part be dimirish-.WORLD TRAVEL (Ry G.Gascoyne in Nation Revie How anyone «in go to the E without becoming that passes ny compfehension yet of that greaf stream of passeugets tu \u20ac India, China nnd Australia which is always traversing the Suez Canalvery few have any knowledge ni Egypt.At the most, they content themselves with a hasty dash to Cairo.For my part, 1 think the average visitor to Egypt spends far ton much time in Cairo.Tt is much bet.: ter and healthier tn stay at the Mona House Hotel, closg to the Pyramids, and on the edge of the desert, than: to lounge ahout on the terraces of the Cairo hotels.\u2018The city can always Bie reached by te slexga tramway in twenty minutes and is astonishing how cugro-sing the Sphine and the Pyramids become.© Watch the Sphine at eventide, or in the clear Egyplian moantight, Battcred though it ie, it attracts one again and again: and it is no mere trick of fancy 15 say that with every change of light its expression seems to alter.Sometimes the Sphinx looks immeasurably times it takes upon itself the semblance of the most fiendish cruelty.lt ie a marvellous presentment of the dual nature of man, Jekyll and Hyde in stone, A voyage up the Nile has always appeared to me the finest journey in the world, None can escape the glamour of the river or of the wondrous ruined upon its banks.Come pared with Egypt.the oldest remnants of human ackievement in India seem ns modern as Chicago, Karnak and Jaxor and Thebes cast a spell upon A whe wander amid their migliy relics of an ancient clvilization, Fgyps tology makes all men captive : th: scicher is tiie real \u201cserpent of Old Nile to-day, | have seen à fat San Francisco Tew, witly a mind bemused by dollars, a man who had probably never read & book in his fe, fall