The Quebec chronicle, 8 novembre 1910, mardi 8 novembre 1910

[" The Weather snow flurries.ESTABLISHED 1764 DEWAR'S \u201cSPECIAL LIQUEUR\" Lower ft.Lawrence and Gulf\u2014Strong westerly winds; clearing and cold; some - Soft, Mellow and Fragrant - OF NORTHWEST Manitoba Will Have a Big Rush of Settlers the Coming Spring.Winnipeg, Nov.T-\u2014Judging «J the aumber of United \u2018States farmers who Wave been coming into the West this a)! an prospecting tours, next spring will see the American rush to the West greater and bigger than ever.Land men predict that thers will be n big Soom in Manitoba farms.In former yess she rush bas all been to Saskatchewan and Alberta, and the thousands of rich seres in Manitoba , a great deal within sasy distance of Winnipeg, have been oassed over.Land men are beginning to ealire that Manitoba has been neglect- sd and are prophesying a big year for , Manitobar, The present indications are that- the sereage of the West under crop next season will be half as large again as \u201che largest in the histaciy of the coun.sy.It has been a favorable fall for plowing and a far larger area than trer before has been plowed under.Then, a addition to the districts where there P are poor crope, the farmezs have had rats of time to prepuie the land and 1ge areas of it.Bruce Walker, Comxissioner for Immigration, bas just re- rbd fréin à trip over the Provinee and says that there has beew a remarkably \u2018argo area plowed under this fall.SECOND ATTEMPT WITHIN A WEEK.Los Angeles, Cat, Nov.7\u2014For the sec- snd time within a week fire to-day near- iy destroyed a house which, until ten days ago belonged to Felix Zeshandlaar, Secretary of the Merchants and Masufacturers\u2019 Association.On the night the plant of the Los Angeles Tines was lestroyed by an explosion, a bomb was found at Zechandlasrs home, YOUNG JAKE SCHAEFER MAKES HIS DEBUT.New York, Nov.7 \u2014 Young Jake Schaefer, son of the old-time \u2018\u2018 Wirard\u2019\u2019 and world\u2019s champion, made his first appearance here.to-night as a billiard expert in a match at 18.2 balk line with Ors Morningstar.The veteran player beld him 300 to 200 and won by 300 to 142.The youngster showed knowledge of the game and a good stroke, but he was nervous.[is best run was 27 against 57 for Morningstar.LEFT MONEY FOR DINNER TO FRIENDS.New York, Nov.7\u2014Twelve friends of the late Ratje Zeidenberg, a business man who died here last October, are dirveted by the terms of his will, filed to-day for probate, to eat a dibner costing $500, or $41.6 a plate, at the expense oI his estate.The selection of the guests snd the time and place of the dinner sre left to his executod, with the sole provision that the dinner.must be eaten Fithin three months of the testator\u2019s death.The valueu of the estate is given formally at \u2018*more than $10,000.\"\u2019 _ ATTEMPT TO SETTLE THE EXPRESS STRIKE.New York, Nov.7\u2014Strong pressure to end the express strike, which has so seriously hampered business, was brought to bear late this afternoon on the six transcontinental cx- press companies involved by the Merchants\u2019 Association of New York.Protesting that the position of the companies is unreasonable and prevents a settlement, the association in a letter demands that they recede from this stand.This action followed the sympathetic strike of 2,000 chauffeurs and: cab drivers to aid the ex- ess employees.| CORONATION ON JURE 2280 King George Issues Proclamation Setting Date for the Event, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; London, Nov.7.\u2014King George sas issued a proclamation fixing the date of his coronation on June 22nd.T0 PREVENT FUTURE STAIKES Programme of French Ministry Embraces Elaboration af Present Law.Paris, Nov.7\u2014The ministerfat programme, whieh will be rend in tbe chamber of deputies tosnosrew ides for an eMMMation \u201cBf \u201cexmilNg jslationn with regard to the trades unions.The law as proposed will suake impossible a repetition of the situmtion brought Ébout by tbe recent reilroad strike.The legis Iatien includes measures conferring upon the Government extended powers for the militarization of emplolyes and providing esevere penanities for those who provoke *\u2018Babotage'\u2019 and imsubordination.FARMERS FROM SOUTH AFRICA May Visit Canada Next.Year to Get Pointers on Agricul- ture.Ottawa, Nov.7\u2014A party of fifty farmers and merchants from South Africa may visit Canada next year to get pointers on agriculture, and to advance generally inter-Imperial rela- tonships.The move is now un foot in South Africa and the Trad Commissioner reports that it is likely to be carried out if the required financial arrangements can be made.MUST GO BACK OWING TO TUBERCULOSIS.\u2018 Ottawa, Nov.7.\u2014After having been in this country since September, and with *high hopes of succeeding in Canada working as a fireman in the city and with wages supporting a wfe and fomily in the old country, a young man now finds that he is a victim of tuberculosis and must return again to his native land.The man, who is about 30 years of age, passed the examination of the immigration inspectors and came to this country fully convinced that he was in good health.This is one of à number of the immigrants who have passed through the hands of the immigration inspectors oi the other side of the Atlartic are after arriving here found to be \u201cundesirable\u201d citizens.Smoke and Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons \"SANDEMANS FINE \"PORTS xx GHERRIES D'RECT FRON OPORTO AND JERRZ, IN SULK AND CASES \u2018em, Young à Ce » ° À .« .+ Meatress cher | The Qu od pr a hronicle QUEBEC.TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, AVIATOR FLEW OVER THE CITY _\u2014_ Hubert Latham Is Leading in Contests of the Pird Men at Baltimore.Baltimore, Md, Nov.5\u2014Hubert Latham, the aviator, to-day occom- plished a flight of nearly twenty-five miles, about half of it over this city.The incentive for the flight was a prize of $5,000 offered by the Sun and the Evening Sun for a trip over a prescribed route from and return ing to the aviation field, where Baltimore\u2019s aviation meet is now in progress.It is estimated that the flight, which is understood .to establish a record for over-city Rying, was witnessed by hall a million people.Every point of vantage about the city was occupied.There were real competitions at the aviation field to-day.Here again Latham came to the front, winnnig first in.the duration and in the distance contests.Count Jacques de Lesseps, in his Bleriot, took second prize in| the altitude and in the duration trials, and J.Armstrong Drexel, sailing a Bleriot, won the first prize.for altitude.His record was 1,186 feet, while Count De Lesseps scored 1,722.Latham took first duration prize by remaining in the air a total of 47 minutes \u201831 seconds, De Lesseps remaining aloft 30 minutes 42 4-5 seconds.Latham\u2019s flight over the city did not count in his duration score, as it was finished before the official upening of the day's flights.Standing of prize winners: Latham, $6,500; Drexel, $500; De Lesseps, $500, BRIEF NOTES OF DOMINION NEWS.An earthquake lasting an hour, commencing at 345 p.m.yesterday, was registered on the scismograph at the Toronto Observatory.The boom showed a swing of two and a half millimetres, which is considered a medium earthquake.Another attempt will be made to establish a labor paper in Toronto.This time it will be under the direction of Mr.Joseph Marks, of London, Ont The proposition is to establish an edition of the Industrial Banner, if pa which is pfiliched in Londonwilt be the fourth time that a labor paper has been established in Toronto.That the Varsity students will not be allowed to march through the streets after winning football games unless they have received written permission is the verdict of Col.Grassett, chief of police of Toronto.It is the result of a scrimmage on Saturday |} GREAT PALAOAD | night when a crowd celebrated the blue and white victory over Queen's and had to be dispersed by mounted \u2018police, much to the terror of the innocent bystanders, who were in immediate danger of being run over.The death occurred at his home in Upland, Cal., on October 26, of Chas.Wilkinson, a former Kingstonian and brother of Mrs.D.D.Calvin.Deceased wits born in Kingston in 1832.The locomotive works in Kingston have received the order from the Canadian Pacific Railway Company for eight more large locomotives, making eighteen in atl which this company has contracted with the Kingston works to \u2018build.The works have enough contracts in hand to last six months.The gate receipts at Rosedale on Saturday amounted to $2,500, the largest amount ever taken in at an intercollegiate match in Toronto.The best previous figure was $1,400.Automobiles were charged a dollar a head and $300 was taken in from that source, _ George N.Jost.manager of the Union Bank at Dauphin, Man., committed suicide by shooting himself while in a delirium caused by typhoid Saturday.Mrs.Robert Terrier MacFarlane, late of the city of Westmount, Quebec, who died in May, disposes of an estate of $50.000.Three daughters and one son divide the amount.Thomas E.Murphy, wife of a Toronto street railway cmployee, fell dead in her house while cooking dinner.Her husband is at present on 2 hunting expedition up north.The possibility is the body will be interred and the husband will know nothing of it.For delivering a bottle of milk in which were found a number of dead flies, J.B.Moore.proprietor of the Model.Dairy, on Wilton avenue, Toronto, was fined $5.An iron and steel worker on the new Rosenthal building, on Sparks street, Ottawa, lost his life Jast even: ing.A.Norman, of Montreal, an employee of Jago & Harris, fell down four stories and fractured his skull, He died three hours afterward.No official confirmation of the appointment of Archbishop Stagni, of Aquila, as the new Papal Nuncio to Canada, has yet been received at the Delegate's Palace, stated Mgr.Sinnott, secretary, st Ottawa yesterday.Sa \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WRECK DANGEROUS TO NAVIGATION, Siasconset, Mass, Nov.7\u2014The steamer Noordam, from Rotterdam for New York, reported by wireless to-day that she passed a wreck very dangerous to navigation in latitude 41.1 north, longitude 68.3 west.The wrecked vessel was about one hun- Clearing Vote Will Be Taken Among Chicago, Nov.7\u2014A strike vote will be taken among engineers of 61 rail- Toasd, west, south and north of Chicago, including the Illinois Ceutral, following the termination to-day of the negotiations between the roads grand officers of the Brotherhood Laicomative Lugineers, which has heen in session since Sept.26th.Differences: it wage increases of approximately 7 per cent and alteration of working conditions stood hetween the negotiators.Brotherhood, said to-day he helieved the vote wauld be unanimously favor of a strike and the engineers would have expressed their desire by Dec.10.said, a last opportunity would be given the railroads to meet the workers, and if they ignored that opportunity, within five hours every engine west of Chicago, on all branches of service would be stilled.MACKEREL CAME ABOARD Vineyard Haven, Mass, Nov.7.\u2014 \u201cAn absolutely true fish story\u201d was related by Captain Lewis, of the schr.Antoinette, which put in here to-day while en route from Florence, N.Jfor Bostonmiles southwest of lire Island the Antoinette sailed through large quantities of mackerel schooling on top of the water.teen inches long, according to Captain nished all hands with a Captain Lewis vouches for the story.FIELD MOUSE WON Mouse's victory in the third race, a mile event, was the best feature at the Jamestown Jockey Club's track today.Compton, & 20 to 1 shot, was up with Field Mouse at the finish and was just a nose from winning firet money.to-day, the largest number in the history of the Jamestown track, and the dred feet long and was nearly awash.| betting was lively.Spscia! Demonstration of Jewellery Engraving WHITE Metal Jewellery\u2014Belt Pins \u2014Collas Pins\u2014Rings, etc, en- raved while you wait\u2014very low prices 25¢, 50c, 75¢ and .$1.00 Main Floor\u2014Dress Goods Dept.19810 Retail Division, 157-173 St.Joseph Street.Temnsraturss M'elmuss rad L'extmom Tunporatures \u2014Queoe, 54-10, \u2014 ONE CENT.LIMITER At the PAQUETORIUM Animated Views:\u2014 {\u201cExcursion through Britanny.\u201d \u201cJane Follows the Fashion.\u201cFeeding Seals.\u201d : Vocal Belections:\u2014 \u201cT\u2019En Souviens-tu?\u201d \u201cVision d'Amour.\u201d 2 General Admission 5¢ Oyr Great Annual Pre-Holiday Clearance Sale - , Pre : a 1 > Fe 5 | TeX, HA) SHY J RE 4 tl Ten Thousand Yards of Linen Torchon Lace | Clearing at Half Price | EAUTIFUL Linen Torchon Lace with insertion to match, pure white, washable, ranging in width from 1 to 4 mches and meant to sell at from 5c to toc a yard, Pre-Holiday Clearance Sale Prices, per yQ .ci.iii ieee ie ie eee vanne 3c and sc Ribbon 8c and 12¢ Duchesse and Taffeta in all the novelty shades as well as 7 black and white, immense quantity to be cleared at just about the cost of production, meant to sell at 12c and 18¢ a yd., Sale \u2018Bargains in Dress Goods Fine Venetian Cloth, Tweed and Cheviot, 42 inches wide, in all the latest Rail aud Winter shades, also black, specially purchased at a great saving, meant to sell at 6oc and 73c a yd, Sale Price .45¢ DRESS GOODS, Venetian Cloth Tweed and Cheviot, 42 and 48 inches wide, good range of attractive colorings and black, formerly sold at 75c.\u2018to $1 a yard.Sale \u2018ice .\u2026.ceed ees cac0ce 00 59 NEW CHARLIES, 27 inches wide, beautiful range of colorings in the latest designs for Fall and Winter, 3910, meant to sell at soc and 6oc 8 yd, Clearance Sale Price a sas ee aes sono 37\u20ac dark At $6.pg\u2014Kadies\u2019 Coats, grey Melton Cloth, full Tength, semi-fitting, meai t to sell at $9.50 Clearance Sale Price .5.06 At $5.490\u2014Ladies\u2019 Tweed Coats, Auto style, neat mixtures, % length, meant to sell at $7.50 Clearance Sale Price .$5.49 STRIKE PROBABLE Engineers of Sixty - One Lives.-\u2014\u2014\u2014 and of Grand Chief Warren S.Stone, of the in Immediately thereafter, he ! FINE SILKS, Duchesse and Taffeta Silks, 18 inches wide, immense special purchase, all colors and black, meant to sell at 6oc to 75¢ a yard, Clearance Sale Price.39c DRESS Braids, in great variety, remarkable bargain\u2014these meant to sell at 10\u20ac and 15e a yard (not less than 1 dozen sold) per doz .eh iin viens 15¢ TRIMMINGS and trimmings were a Special Purchase of Ladie At $5.08\u2014Ladies\u2019 Coats in Steph erd\u2019s Plaid Tweed, 34 length, fancy shawl! collar, $8.00 value, Sale Price Only 021200 ven as eee $5.08 Af $5.40\u2014Ladies\u2019 Tweed Coviiron grey, 74 length, tailored model, meant to sell at $7.50, Clearance Sale Price .co.11.120000 $5.40 Grand Demonstration To Celebrate the Triumph of Drummond and Arthabaska Al The Onrio Skating Rin, Montreal, (Sy Evening All Quebec friends who wish to attend, are requested to give in their names immediately at L'Evenement Office (Tel.860) or to Mr.D O.L\u2019Esp:rince, Hochelaga Bank Building (Tel.1227) to take advantage of the special rates.Leaving by the regular train 1.30 P.M.Wednes- H ce day.Pillow Shams, limited quantity beautiful Imitation of Irish Linen, z-inch hemstitched hem, embroidered design and hand drawn work, size 32x32 inches.Clearance Sale Price.each.39¢c.Hardkerchiefs At Half Price Ladies\u2019 \u201cP.C.\" Corsets CHILDREN'S HATS, fine quality Felt, in navy, cardinal and white, sizes 3 to 5 years, small shapes, meant to sell at soc each, extra special value at Sale Price ONIy se.20 22 ca nee 2e +000 390 NEW FEATHERS\u2014Marabout Feathers in navy, new blue, champagne, old rose, amethyst and brown, fine values at the regu'ar prices 50c to $1.25 each, Sale Price, only 2000 thn til aaa At $5.98\u2014Ladies\u2019 Coats 1 drab or fawn Cloth, full léhgth, storm collar, meant to sell at $8.02.Cles - ance Sale Price .$5-8 At $3.49\u2014Ladies\u2019 Freize Ceats, dark grey, 74 length, shawl collar, meant to sell at $7.50, Clearance Sale Price .$5.49 FOR CREW'S BREAKFAST.Last night witen fifteen One of them, a fish eigh- wis, jumped over the rail and fur- breakfast.FEATURE EVENT, | Mn Norfolk, Va, Nov.7.\u2014 Field with There were fifteen books on | shes Mr.ALEERTA IS KO's COUNTRY American Settler More Than Satisfied with His Experience in the Country.Calgary, Alta, Nov, 7.-A.W.Demarest, for many years travelling sales- with a large manufacturing concern in Syracuse, N.Y., has been set- tied on a 480-acre farm near Gleichen, which he has owned in conjunction Mr, Snyder since August 1.\u201cWe have been getting plenty of water all through the irrigation sea- and I find the C.P.R.will do all they can to help the farmers,\u201d says Demarest.\u201cI have great hopes for this country, particularly for the drrigated land, and inside of five years Great Clearing Sgle | BOOTS and SHOES | is still going on.Many have taken advantage of it during the past few weeks, and were sur\u201d prised at the great bargains offered.Remember you save from ag to so per cent on all purchases made during this sale.Call and see for yourself.J.A.LESAGE 187 St.John St.| | novSxtu,th,satx2m can see no reason why this land should not bring $100 an acre.This is God's country as far as climate is concerned, and the land is all je is represented to Le | | Men's Fine Quality Pure Silk Handkerchiefs with attractive fancy borders in colors, good range of handsome patterns, exceptional value at the regular price 3oc each, Pre-Holiday Sate Prices .Bc and 13¢c Price .L.\u2026saucun00 15¢ Price, per pair .6sc Pillow Shams Pillow Cases Sheeting 39c Bach 9c Each 21ca Yara Bleached Cotton Pillow Cases, size 20x33 inches, with 2-inch plain hem, good quantity cotton, well made and serviceable, extra special value at the Pre-Holiday Clearance Sale Price .9 $1.50 Corsets for 98c in fine white Coutil, medium length.prettily trimmed with lace, sizes 22 to 35, extra special value at the regular price $1.50, good quantity to be cleared while they last, at.g8¢c tity, in navy, brown, champagne, new blue and old rose, good values Gloves 65c a Pair Ladies\u2019 Real Kid Gloves, sizes 3% to 7%, in black, white, tan, | grey and maroon, beautiful | quality, good values at the regular prices goc and $1 a pair, Sale Half Bleached Cotton Sheering.70 inches wide, plain finish, Hf good quality, soft and fine, limited quantity to be included in this Sale, extra special value.IR Clearance Sale Price, yard .z1c ir BIRDS® WINGS, limited quan- at the regular prices 75c to $1.25 Qf each, Clearance Sale Price, only 29¢ FANCY SILK for Millinery trimming, black, old rose, geeen, fif navy and grey, fancy gold stripes, good value at the regular price $: a yord.Clearance Sale Price, yard s Fall Coats| or navy Cheviot, full length, Auto style, meant to sell at $8.50, Clearance Sale Price .Cloth, % length, tailored modcl, meant to sell at $8.00, Clearance Sale Price .Code At 93.98-\u2014Ladies\u2019 Coats in lack veers.$5.08 At $5.25\u2014Ladics\u2019 Coats in Fawn \u2026-$5.+3 W Investment Securities We offer Government Municipal, Public Utility and Industrial Bonds yielding from 4 to 6 per cent.All offerings carry our recommendation.Send for our list of investments.Royal Securities Corporation, Limited 164 St.James Strest, Montreal.Toronto Quebes Halifax London, Eng.\u201cNova TR Ote i\u2019 TO EUROPE.Sy the C.P.R.Steamers, Impress of Britain and Emprass of ireland Also by the Out Class Cabin Steamers.FRON QUEBEC.NOV 10 L.ucc0sccecteuse re Lake Manitoba wn .Rmpress of Britain LN .Lake Champlain FROM ST.JONN, NS.Dec.».Empress of Ireland \u2018 - ake Manitoba « Empressof Britals ua i Kmpresd of Ireland Mi Al Rate St me pe application.All ts Toe veu.JULES MONK, 1» RRR \u2014 à v CLOVER, FRY & CO JUST RECEIVED À Lot of Down Qulits only $2.95 À Lot of Fanoy Ribbons only 300 Ostrich and Marabout Boas very a) The Latest Fall Millinery The Newest Shades of Dress Cloths New Fancy Tweed Dress Goods All the New Shades In Velveteons CARPETS New Designs In Carpet Squares New Axminster Carpets New Cretonnes, Damasks, etc.New Oilcioths, Linoleums and Mats TAILORING Latest Novelties in Suitings Latest Novelties in Overcoatings Novelties in Ties, only 25¢ and 50¢ Special Notice $15.00 First Class Suits $15.00 For Cash Made to Order For Cash Style and Fit Guaranteed GLOVER FRY & Co i Continuation of SEIFERT\u2019S Saturday Sales! Saturday, November 5th, 1910 Cloissonné Euamel Vases $3.50 a pair.Uurday pricCecsees encor ec0000,, Vases $4.50 a pair.Satves 31.75 a pair Saturday price.$2.28 Vases $7.75 a pair.Saturday price.83.50 Ladies\u2019 Fine $3.35.Ladies\u201d Fine Leather Purses, $06.75.l'ancy Jewel Pockets $1.40.Leather Purses, regular price Saturday.+.0\u2026s0rncec0c0en0 0000000 $1.50 regular price Saturdayvsons00sc0u00.a00000c000n00s Saturday.50e SOLD SILVER AND SOLID GOLD WATGHES We have n number of good watches that are somewhat old-lashioned, There watches we are offering at ouc-half the former prices.Clad Silver Witches ae.error rerees.85 Uood Silver Watcheseo oii.Solid Gold Watches.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0 13 K Wrtches.ennenensar 0 00 eee +.$10 oe.810 20 \u2018There ure many desirable ornaments that may now Le purchased at very low prices, single bronzes, the campanion pieces having already been sold, vases, electric laps, onk clocks, etc.G.SEIFERT & SONS JEWELLERS 16 Fabriqua Strast, Quads3.The Quebec Ghroniele THE DRY DOCK.Moutreal's needs in the form of a ; dry dock are to be forcibly voiced at Ottawa, says the Montreal Star.And it continues:\u2014 \u201cA dry dock capable of accommodating the largést ships ongaged in .the St.Lawrence trade for years to come, they say, must be provided at once or the city will lose its importance as thc national port of the Dominion.\u201cTo build a second-class dock might do for this year or next, but such a plant would be obsolete a few years hence, when ships like the Maure- ' tania and other New York liners are attracted to the Canadian trade by the wonderful development of the Domin.ion, and the consequent increase in its importance as a trade proposition.\u201cWho can say, they ask, how soon ,it will be before steamships like the ! Empresses, the Royal Edward or the Laurentic are\u2019 classed away below where they appear in Lloyd's Register to-day : Montreal, says the Board of Trade in that city, is the \u201clogical location\u201d \u201cfor such a dock, Ît needs very little reasoning to see that it would be the \u201cillogical location.\u201d The arguments advanced by the Star are self-con- demning.Montreal, it says, wants a first-class dry dock that will be capable of accommodating the leviathans of the future.Yet the Empresses of the present cannot get up to Montreal, and it is generally considered a seli-evident axiom that if a kitten can not get through a hole in a door, there will be even less chance for a cat to do so.Of what possible benefit to the giant liners of the future can it be to have a dock capable of accommodating them at Montreal, when it will be impossible for them to get within miles of it.Let Montreal have à dock if she needs it, but Quebec, to quote our Montreal friends, is the \u201clogical location\u201d for a first-class dock since there is enough water for any vessel on the St.Lawrence route to come to this port, although it is high time there was some improvement in the situation at the Beaujeu Shoal.SOME OF THE FACTS OF THE CASE \u2018The late election contest in the Eastern Townships and the lesson it has brought home tc all of us, embody no mere local attitude of public opinion.The whole of Canada has ghared and is sharing in the excitement.And it is for the various electoral districts in every province of the Dominion to take note of what has happened and is happening, and guide themselves accordingly, Meantime, the meeting of parliament will intervene between what is thought of the affair now, and \u2018 what is going to be thought of it on the eve of a general election, which Sir Wilfrid Laurier will hardiy now delay much longer than next spring.The greatest of questions at present before the country is: What is to be done to disintegrate further the malevolent administrative influences that would set aside the will of the people and parliament.in the matter of cun- stitutional government?Is the master- ship which Sir Wilfrid Laurier has set up in Canada to be perpetuated during another term of office?Are the three \" steeds which he has attached to his administration-car to be reharnessed and again put to their mettle to overturn all obstacles in the way of a regime that has become a menace to government for the people and by the people?All the details conected with the history of a government that would sustain itself in power by means of every administration impropriety thinkable have been before the public for many years.Are Sir Wilfrid Laurier's steeds to be provided with a check-rein or not?Is the advocacy of the wrong to continue, to the undoing of the wholesome in * our Canadian publie life?In the matter of Sir Wilfrid's personal attractiveness in word and mien, we would prefer to say little derogatory, except K Stove Polish ensures no hard work and nodirty work.Nomessing or mixing.A handy paste in a generous can.A few rubs, and you have a splendid finish that lasts and stands the heat.The best preparatiolt for polishing stoves, pipes, grates and ironwork.ot earry Te Kage Shove Pollsh 1 stock, send us his name and 100, and we will send a full sise tin by return mail, : THE À.P.DALLEY CO, LEMITED, ALTO, on 28 Malev: of the fomens \u201c2 in 2\" Shes Polish, POWDER Absolutely Pure Oream of > artar | .NoAlum, No Lime Phosphate \u2014 as regards the abuse he makes of the same when he takes part in the show- business, with an illogical pirouette or two which should have no share in the serious deliberations that appertain to the true statesmanship.The revelations which have been made in connection with the premiers late reception in Montreal, have shown how far Saskatchewan and \u2018Alberta were not long ago called upon to witness like celebrations in their towns and villages, with paraphernalia transported from place to place and the spontaneous ail but entirely left out.\u2018Fhe politician of the United States may indulge in such practices with impunity\u2014but a Canadian premier can hardly be excused, and certainly is not respected, when he indulges in such foolery, And as a corroboration of this, the electors of Arthabaska and Drummond have lately told us that Sir Wilfrid's personal appeals in that constituency were powerless to hide away the main question before the electorate as a whole.Then, in the matter of the corruption which has been so banefully influential in chloroforming the voice of the people, it is hardly necessary to repeat the details.Nearly everybody, friendly or opposed to the government, cannot but be convinced by this time, notwithstanding all the \u201corgan-blower's\u201d denials, that the present government has became the most corrupt any Christian country has ever had any experience of, whatever may be said of any other in the order of demerit by the logician who is ever on the lookout for a \u201ctu quoque\u201d behind which to make retreat.Current history is full of the details of that corruption, insomuch that even the government's opponents are holding up their hands against any further uncovering of the filth.That corruption has all been indulged in, as far as government oversight is concerned, to stifle the voice of the people also, Railways have been exploited by this invidious mastership set over us, with a callous setting aside of the public will, not to speak i of expert advice.Extravagance has Ï not only been tolerated but encourag- ! ed, Fair dealing in public transactions has been discountenanced.The tyr- any set up has given us to understand that to the victors belong the spoils, and that all opposition to wrong-do- ing, when it cannot be bought off, will be openly and severely chastised.Lately a so-called Canadian Navy has been inaugurated with a complete ignoring of ihe public will.A reciprocity treaty is in the way of being consummated with the neighboring republic, and in spite of every remonstrance from parliament, a like ignoring of the public voice will no doubt be again indulged in.In a word, the, challenge has been as plainly issued to the Canadian electorate, as if it had been formulated in so many words: \u201cCanada :o-day is in the hands of a Director and not in the hands of the people of Canada!\u201d And thus stands the crisis which has come into our Canadian predisposition for popular government.What are the Canadian people going to do about it?BRITAIN'S ARMY.Colonel Gadke, a German military i expert, who attended the September | manoeuvres in Britain, has raised a storm at the War Office by declaring \u201cin a formal article that the British Army is unfit for conflict with a Con- | tinental army, {As « land power, so Colonel Gadke declares, Great Britain has no place among the first-class military powers, Nevertheless, her soldier material and the material in the form of officers of which she can dispose are really eminently good, and need yield to no others in the world.The troops, he says, may be excellent for colonial and Asiatic warfare, owing to their great moral qualities of coolness and daring, but their commanders have no idea of handling troops in masses, and the army, instead of being organized as a whole and welded together for the work of war, is an aggregation of single battalions.At the beginning of the Boer war the chief argument advanced by the critics against the British army was the lack of individualism and the inability of units to Act apart.It may be England has learned the lesson too well and has consequently specialized in the direction of guerilla rather than continental warfare.But it is equally probable that the German army do not fully realize that a continental warfare to-day would be something very different from such struggles in the past.A year or two ago at the German manoeuvres massed battalions of infantry charged cavalry and guas across a long, level plain, and, if it had been real warfare, in all likelihood not a single one of the attacking force would ever have reached the guns alive.In the Boer war the Germans bussted that they could have finished the affair in three months or so, yet it took them as many years to calm a few Herero tribesmen who had nothing like a hundredth part of the advantages possessed by the Boers.However, the Germans are generally considered to be the military nation par cxcellence and several of their strategists have never been surpassed.The War Office will do better to see if there arc grounds for such criticism than to reject it without examination.We are apt to learn the best home truths from our enemies, and there scems plenty of room for Kitchener's master-hand in England just now, In another column will be found a Ictter from the Hon.T.Chase-Cas- grain, which is reproduced from the Montreal Gazette, and is a frank and reasonable statement of the aims and views of the French-Canadiang, their attitude towards the rest of the Dominion and towards Britain.It is well to remark, as he says, that there are extremists among the English- Canadians as among the Nationalists, but both form a very small minority and cannot be said to represent their respective parties.It is generally the least representative men who make the most noise.And now Professor Munyon, of patent medicine fame, comes forward and, \u201cto back his belief that Belle Elmore, the wife of Dr.Crippen, still lives, has offered a reward of $50,000 to any one who will produce her.\u201d If Dr.Munyon had offered this sum \u201cto back his disbelief,\u201d it would have been more to the point.As it is, the ordinary unsentimental mind will be inclined to think that the professor's promise is the \u2018surest indication that he is absolutely convinced that Belle Elmore\u2019s death is an established fact.As an advertising scheme, however, the idea is worth consideration.\u201cThe Marine Department shops will remain here,\u201d say the Government organs.Mr.Brodeur has said it\u2014\"he said it very loud and clear, he came and shouted in their ear,\u201d But Mr.Broeur has his usual little non-com- mittal \u201cif\u201d to the fore again.The shops will not be removed \u201cunless it be impossible to find a convenient site in the city and its environs.\u201d We have heard that kind of talléffrom Mr.Brodeur before.There is nothing in his letter to show that ail these rumors were \u201cunfounded\u201d and the situation is not changed an atom by his words.Smoke snd Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons C.P.R.TIME TABLE.8.30 A.M\u2014Week days only, express for Portneuf, Batiscan, Three Rivers, Grandes Piles, Shawinigan Falls, Grand\u2019Mere, Berthier, Terrebonne, Montreal, St Eustache, St.Lin, Ste Agathe, Nomining, Ottawa and intermediate stations.Day coaches and parlor car, 9.00 A.M.\u2014Sundays only.Local for Lorette, Pont Rouge, Portneuf, Batiscan, Three Rivers and 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COMPLEXION J rt vopeuaia A Se CURE 8:CK HEADACHE.LEGAL NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, QUEBEC.No.1785.Dame SARAH MANAHAN, wile common as to property of Robert Lee, of the Parish of St.Romuald d\u2019Etchemin, laborer, duly authorized to appear in judicial proceedings, Plaintiff; vs.The said ROBERT LEE, Defendant.An action in separation as to property has this day been instituted :n this cause by the Plaintiff, Quebec, 11th October, 1910, PENTLAND, STUART & BRODIE, Attorneys for I'laintiff.Octl2xim Province of Quebes, © Inthe District of Chicoutimi { Superior Court No.8290.Celestine Boivin, of St.Joseph d'Alma, wile common as to property with Joseph Tromblay, carter, of the same place, \u2019 Plaintiff; ve The said Joseph Tremblay, Defendant.An action in separation as to properly has been instituted by the plaintiff against the defendant, on the twelfth September 1910.THOMAS LEFEBVRE, Atty.for Plaintiff.Oct.17x1m.P.DURAND Cold and Sliver Plater The old reliable shop for replating all household silverware.tistablished 1873 6 St.Ursule St.Sept.22xtu.th.sat.x2m CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE Tenders For Carters Numbers.CITY HALL.Quebec, 3rd Nov., 1910.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed tenders, endorsed Tender for Caiters\u2019 Numbers, etc, and addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to Wednesday, 16th Nov, 1910, at 4 p.m., for Carters\u2019 Numbers, etc, required for the fiscal 1911/1912.Tenders must be made on the printed blank forms, and endorsed in printed envelopes, which will be furn'shed to intending contractors, on application for same at the City Engineer\u2019s office, and the Road Committee will not entertain any tender that is not*made on the said blank forms and enclosed in the said envelopes.Tenders must be endorsed on the outside of the envelopes, with a certificate from the City Treasurer of the necessary deposit as security for the contract.Each tender shall be subscribed to by two responsible parties willing to secutt the execution of the contract.Fach tenderer shall deposit in the hands of the City Treasurer the sum of $50.00, to be confiscated by any one refusing to sign the captract.The Corporation does not bind itself to accept the lowest or even any of the tenders.The contractor to pay for drawing up the contract, and supply the City Engineer with a certified copy thereof.cveeeens «.W.D, BAILLAIRGE, .City Engineer.The @uebge Chronidy Printed and published by Tus Cunox1- os PuiNrine Courant, D.Watson, Gen: oral , at the building of the Company, ¢ Buade street, Quebes.Bubec iptiona:\u2014Daily, $3.00 per an sum; weekly, $1.00 per amnam.Advertisements:\u201415 cents per Une, each insertion.se TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, {9j0 HNC ARONA EL SHOT GUNS Bingle and double barrels.REPEATING RIFLES Sitachestar Savage, Mannliches Stevons and Mauser.REVOLVERS \u2018 Smith and Wesson, Iver Johnseu sud H, & R.\u2019 AUTOMATIC PISTOLS © Mauser, Biowning, Pieper and Savage.Bmokeiess and k osded shells and arte powder, | Cleaning rods and 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We have a large stock of the latest styles in English, Ameri.\u2019 can and Canadian Bags, ranging from Sho 8.We will be glad to show them to you Visit us.John E.Walsh 11 John Street.\u2014 SPECIAL PRICES This Week The following list of goods, ce which we are making special prices this week, will be found very desirable, as money savers, the quantities are limited, so do not delay, come at once., Ladies\u2019 Feit Hats trimmed ready to wear, all the new colors, all offered at half price, $1.75 for 88c., $2.48 for $1.24, $3.25 for $1.63, $3.75 for $1.88, $3.05 for $1.08.Feather Boas in ostrich and coque feathers in white, black, grey and natural, ali at haif price, $4.50 for $2.25, $5.75 for $2.88, $7.75 for $3.88, $10.00 fot $5.00.; Dress Goods in fancy mixture tweed effects, regular price 72e, this week 36c.; regular price goc, this week 45c.Undervests for ladies, in natural wool, regular 60c., this week 36c; 78e, this week, 4Bc.; 85c., this week, soc.| Down Quilts, covered with fancy 3 art esteens, $4.25 for $3.40,- $4.58 for $3.68, $4.78 for $3.00, $5.95 for $4.00.\" Flannelette, fancy colored for kime onas and wrappers at 15¢.for 10¢., 18a.for 12c, 22c.for 14c.I White Blankets with blue and pink borders, at $2.48, $2.68, $3.58, $4007 ! $4.48, $5.75, $6.75, $7.50.Black Cashmere Hose, special quality, worth 35c.for asc.SIMONS & MINGUY - 20 Fabrique Street, Telephone 338 Quebes | 1 .\u2018 D [ ha \u201cwt ' & Cook nor Peary has a shadow of truth in his claims.atest faith Hs me a parti- rss Or.Cook.at oni tite.Ga if TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1908, _ - BY THIS SIGN you Know that are getting the one preparation that has stood the test for over thirty-five years and stil] remains the standard tonicfood-medicine, used and recommended by the medical profession the world over, Scott\u2019s Emulsion is the embodiment of elements that make for good health and strength.There are many emulsions but only one SCOXT S\u2014ask for it, and be sure that you get the package that carries the mark of quality \u2014 The Fisherman, du \u2018NEITHER COOK NOR PEARY REACHED POLE\" Copenhagen, Nov.7~ * Neither ed that York last summer has returned to Copenhagen, Her captain brings A secret report to a friend of Rasmussen concerning Dr.Cook's Es.Quimaux, whom Rasmussen interviewed.The captain says the report will \u201cexplain\u201d the whole Cook affair.Its piblication depends on Rasmussen's friend, who is not in Copenhagen at the moment.v \u2014 FORTY LIVES LOST OFF SCILLY ISLES Teneriffe, Canary Islands, Nov.7 Two seamen, who are believed to be the sole survivors, arrived here to-day \u201cNo living explorer nor Esquimaux has been within one hundred miles of the North Pole.\u201d This ie the startling conclusion reached by Koud Rasmussen, say missionaries to Greenland, who have returned here.The missionaries, who are Jeemed religious ng reliable, say too that they bring details of en's cross-examination of the two Esquimauxx, Ahwelah and Etukisbulk, upon whose testimony Dr.Cook and told of the loss of the Anglo-Alg- erian liner Kurdistan off Scilly Oct, ; 20.The vessel sailed from Manchester, England, Oct.17, with a crew of forty and some passengers.A London despatch reports that the vessel's owners say three women were the only passengers when the steamer left Manchester.One hundred and relied for corroboration of his claim that he reached the North Pole.After closely questioning these two and other Esquimaux, Rasmussen is absolutely certain that the Pole is still unconquered.ussen, an experienced Arctic explorer, is the Danish Inspector of Greenland.His mother was an Esquimaux, his father a Dane.Whatever Rasmussen says about .ictic exploration is qccepted with _ the here, bak at Marseilles, where the vessel was due Oct.24.The survivors were drifting in a lifeboat when on Oct.ar they were picked up by the British ship Vipcent, which transferred them to the Nov.2, The Kurdistan was so long overdue at Marselles that yesterday the the missionaries quote him correctly, his report will reopen the entire Polar controversy.A telegram from its Copenhagen correspondent to the London Daily excused him and he resumed twenty persons were booked to em- | News, published here yesterday stat- | owners sent a vessel to search for her.HAD TO OFFEND QUEEN OR \"KAISER Admiral Montagu Tells of Pre.! dicament He Faced on Simultaneous Invitations, London, Nov.7.\u2014Admiral the Hon.Victor Montagu, C, B, tells in a volume of reminiscences which he has just published some racy stories about kings and friends of kings with whom he has been associated in his long career.Admiral Montagu is a sailor of the old school.He served in the Crimean War and helped to blockade Sebastopol.He has also been famous as one of the most distinguished and enthusiastic members of the Royal Yacht Squadron.He had the friendship of several monarchs, among them the late King : Edward, the present King and the German Emperor, He was commanded to dine with Queen Victoria at Osborne one evening at half-past eight and immediately afterward received a huge envelope w'th 3 massive seal commanding him to dine with the Kaiser at the same hour.He proceeds: \u2014 \u201cReader, put yourself into my flannels and jersey for a moment\u2014tried, covered with salt water, a humble creature, a mere nobody, embarrased with double honors and not having the slightest idea which command I was to obey on such a momentous occasion!\u201d .He signalled frantically to the royal yacht for the Prince of Wales\u2019 advice in this dilemma, but the Prince did not return to his yacht till half-past seven.What made the dilemma worse was that one costume was needed for dinner with the German Emperor and another to dine with the Queen.When the Prince did at length answer the signals his advice was to obey the Queen first then proceed to the Kaiser.The Admiral rushed into tights and long stockings and drove madly to Osborne.After dinner the Queen his journey in a fly.\u201cMy next difficulty,\u201d continues the Admiral.\u201cwas to find a olace in which to change from tights into full naval uniform.I decided to do this in the cab, and implored the driver to go slowly down hill.As everybody knows, there is little difficulty in pulling off one\u2019s clothes and putting others on in a cab, even in total darkness, but there comes a moment when to stand up in a low fip is no easy task, \u201c \u2018Driver, just pull up 3 moment,\u2019 I said, and open the top of the cab.\u2019 \u201c\u2018It\u2019s pouring with rain, sir,\u201d was the answer.\u201cNever mind that\u2019 I said.\u2018You THE QUEBRBO CHRONIOLNA get on top, too, and hold your con over me.\u2019 \u201cThis arrangement answered beau- tifuily, and in due course I arrived at the landing and went off in a steam launch to make my obeisance to His Imperial Majesty.The Emperor received me in his usual cordial manner, and after a good laugh at my description of my adventures he said: \u2014'Well, anyhow, I have never been asked to {dine with two sovereigns the same ; day! Do you want another dinner\u201d CUITEAUS WiDoW DIS IN.OMA Divorced From President Garfield's Assassin, She Testified Against Him at Trial.Omaha, Neb., Nov.7.~The widow of Charles J.Guiteau died recently at her home in Omaha, where she had lived in retirement for years.In this city she had been known as Mrs.Anna B.Allen, and the fact that she was the wife of the assassin of Presi.80 secret that comparatively few per- sens knew that the quiet Mrs.Allen had figured in one of the great tragedies of American history.Throughout her Omaha residence, Mrs.Allen persistently refused to talk of the nightmare period of her life, and it was only from a word now and then dropped by her that the full story is known, \u201cThat is past; let it rest,\u201d was the usual way in which she was wont to parry any attempt to question her concerning Guiteau.For several years she made her home with her son-in-law and her daughter, Mr, and Mrs.À.D.Williams, at No.2,857 Manderson street, where she died last week.\u2018The name Guiteau does not appear on her gravestone.Mrs, Guiteau\u2019s maiden name was Bunn, While living in Freeport, Ill, she met Guiteau, in 1877.Even in those days Guiteau leaned toward anarchy and had peculiar ideas of government.Concerning her courtship and marriage Mrs.Allen was always reticent, and even with her daughter, Mrs, Williams, she never discussed those days.That they were unhappy ones, however, is known, But they did not last long, Within two years from the wedding day Mrs.Guiteau obtained a divorce on the plea of cruelty.Guiteau was subject to violent terrible fits of temper, After her divorce from Guiteau, Mrs, Guiteau went to Boulder, Col., where she in 1879 married a prospec- mires were residing in Boulder the news came that.President Garfield had been shot by \u201cCharles J.Guiteau\u201d \u201cT can easily believe that is my first husband,\u201d Mrs, Dumire is reported to have said on that occasion.\u201cHe is thoroughly capable of the deed.\u201d dent James A.Garfield had been kept ; tor named Dummire.While the Dun- \u2018 \u2014\u2014 ~ CHRONICLE BUSINES Then came the long trial, in which An attempt was made to prove that the assassin was insane.Then the government played its big trump.Mrs.Dunmire was called to the witness stand.She told of the years she had lived with Guiteau, told of his violent temper and of his anarchistic ideas.While Guiteau awaited his death his erstwhile wife busied herself in the welfare of his soul, She brought bim a Bible and did not what she could to bring about bis repentance, In 1886 Mrs.Dunmire and her hus- bard separated and she obtained a divorce.She married Enoch Allen imChicago.Again there was a separation, and Mrs.Allen moved to Omaha, Fve years ago she got a divorce from Mr.Allen, \u2014_\u2014 ENGAGED 37 YEARS BEFORE MARRYING St.Louis, Nov.7\u2014The St.Louis models of loverlike constancy have been found.They are Miss Victoria ! Fitzroy sixty-two years old, and Oscar Severance, sixty-eight, who for twenty-seven years have been engaged to wed, and who fulfilled their Spies.i Mr and Mrs.Severance are honeymooning at the home of Mrs.Robert !K.Ghisetin of No.4559 McPherson avenue , niece of the bride, with whom they bave been making their home for years.It was on account of her nieces and nephey that MissFitzroy postponed her engagement indefinitely, and put her fiance to a twenty-seven- year test.When Mrs.Thomas Moore, her sister, died, she intrusted to Miss Fitzroy the care of her five children.Miss Fitzroy and Severance had then been engaged a year, and the date for the marriage had been set: but she held her sister\u2019s dying request more sacred to wed until her trust had been discharged, and all five of the children were grown and fully able to care for themselves.Severance formerly was live stock agent for the Pennsylvania Rui'road, Smoke 28d Chew Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons _\u2014 GENERAL STRIKE OF DRIVERS EXPECTED.New York, Nov.6\u2014The climax in the express companies is expected to-morrow, aad this, in the opinion of the leaders of the union, will be in the nature of a general strike.Wood's The Tones ein ngs doué nervous s mn, makes sw Blood im old Veina Cures Nes sbi Malo Pre Beetle ind RE cctas dhusa or Reteen Ford Bo br aT ong ono i Please af ew pam ne will by plain pkg.on 1pt af price.Ne Baise ph pI Ae S DIR tn the People ho, 1.J It gives just as much heat aod smokeless.strike of the drivers and helpers of the |- unscrewed for rewicking.to be screwed down, but is font bya chain.Finished in for service and yet light and E.W, GILLETT = TORONTO, UNT, Dry Your Clothes ona With a New Perfection Oil Heater When clothes can\u2019t be hung.outside, and must room or cellar, Qil Heater quickly does the work of sun and air.: the wet clothes, light your Perfection Oil Heater, open \u201cthe damper top, and the heat rises and quickly :dries the clothes.It has an automatie-locking flame prevents the wick from being turned hi h Casÿ to remove and drop back, so t cause of & new device in construction, Aa Indicator shows the amount ef oil in the font.put in like & cork in a bottle, Japan or nickel, strong and orname atal, It has a cool handle and Dealers Bverywhere.1 not af yours, write to fes eat The Imperial Limit EE on Company, MHISRS AND SHIPPERS CF TE OGLESRATES \u201cDOMINION\" STEAM sn GAS COALS Soreened, Run-of-Mine and Slack Ror Particulars, apply te SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST, MONTREAL and Economical CO.LTD.- 3 Wet Washda be dried in à the New Perfection You can hang up not put off washing ?awsit a sunny day in order to oid mildew.day with ERFECTIQ d Dry your washing an hot air from a \u20ac on SMOKELESS Absolutely smakeless and odorless as you desire.It is safe, oderf spreader, vhich enough to smoke, and \u20ac wick can bs quickl Filler-cap does not need! and is attached to the: durable, well-made, buitg 4 damper top, {or descriptive arcoler > ECTORY \u2014 .\\ .- DOCTORS.DRUGGISTS.MANUFACTURERS, ROOMS AND BROAD.MISCELLANEOUS.MISCELLANEOUS.MISCELLANEOUS, D& + VAiLLANÇO dens of Parte Hos LE MARTEL RU IST.MAPOLEON CANTIN & CO.APARTMENTS AT AXTHUR TACOMBE EDWARD PAQUET.ONFSIME MATHIEU.- t pitats.3 \u2014 ; ET.Assistant at the Here Bleu 91 St.Joseph Btreet, St.Roch.Corner Colomb and Mirek Serta Jocquee | NOR 43 AND SET LOUIS STRERT.| Victoria Rubber Tire Driver \u2014 FirstClass MASTER JOINER, canerAE Shea 1.Specialty: Diseases of the Eye, Eear, Nose Importer of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medi- bee.\u2014 Resid 120 Ru à e L 2659.| Poors, Windows, Blind Moulding, Framing.A UPHOLETRRERE, and Throst.Office Hours: 1 to $ and 7 to tines, Toilet Articles, P: ery, Bte.Tel | iy work aranteed wad executed THE MISSES BICKELL.en d ue des Prairies, Tel .16 Couillard Street.vf eV, Jacques Cartier Rubber Ties.8 am.Corner St Louls and Parlor Sts.2485.: \u2018 QUESEC | Extension Pulleys, House Parniehtase\" \u2014_\u2014 ri0ge Strect Stand.Tel 2127.Phone 990, Quebec.t.Valier 8.'s Quebec, LP.GIGUERR HUD80 = R ROBERT MAYRAND.\u201cRED CROSS\" PHARMACY.HEO.DORV, OTEL BLANCHARD.A \u2014 LEPINE, Undertaker, | O, \u201c T D \u2014_\u2014 R Cor.St John and Palsce Streets, THEO.AL H Cloutier, Prop.Plumber and Steam Fitter.G.231 and 28) St.Valier Street, St Rach, PROPESIOR OF pI, SPECIALIST ON SKIN.\u2014_ Masufscturer and Repairer of sod Barovean Pang.oo (913 Rue de Rol Telephone 2030.| 1, QURBEC te ot PIANO.=.\u2014 \u2014 ways an aviga\u2018 \u2014 18s constantly on hand = complete a 37 Dupon Street.19 82 Ure Stree TRE A ROE CE MATEY.STEAM | otre Dame, à Diane atome prompt EE ST TR, THIERRY | ries Lemont RS ETES, es Out vd 1517.Quebes.\u2014\u2014 PEZ na à Notre Dame Square.Quebec.Boss a BANKS 0, mov.\u2014 R PIPE BRAZING one 3031.P.0, B.BEL, .° DR RENE PLAMONDON.Coatraetors to COPPER FIFE BRA mL savamm.Steel Beams, \"Columns, panes 20% 267 | J, B.BE ANGER \u2018 Ex-Étudent of Paris and London Hoepitais, The Military Station Hoepitsl \u2014 M - Water Pi Contractors, Municipal and (Succ to Gra.L.Mallet.) 355 St.Pant Quebec, Bpecialty-Genito, Urinary Diseases and and Dominion Government.A Vakor St QUEBEC, PQ.NG 3 Builders\u2019 Supolies Machinery and Speciaite AND 9 RCHAI Always on hand the largest soporte of Geseral Medicine.\u201cprivate om Tay, omc PEDEC, BOARDING HOUSE Board of Trade Big 55 Su ea Sonnet | Su Soap Sir SHOE MERCHANT.Smokgre\u2019 Asticies, Briar Pipes, Gold 35 Lacroix Bircet, f3>* | W.BRUNET & co.\u2014 Meals served frum 6 am.to 8 pm.HAS.VEIN - Telephone 26082 00 ue BBB, tna Quest pre, Conan Ai oar St.Paul St Tet.3032.Valolesnre 70 5 Bros.27 St.François Street.obREEc | C a rette Holders, Tobseco PouchesT jen DR LORENZO J.MONTREUIL.jccisrs, JEWELLERS._\u2014 PLUNRER STEAM AND HOT WATER| J.7 HARROWER à CO.À large line of Im 3 Pementie Ciqers pe - 139 and 141 St.Toseph Street.7 ECTRIC WIRING.q Durs rom Barre See ire QUEBEC.* C ROUTIER ORIENTAL CAPE ; \u2014 HARCES &N OFFICE PIPES OF ALL pau 1459, KEPAIRED, Het at the Hote) Diene Hasnienp Pigepieats WX CARON.Masago Tel.2224, 118-123 Bridge St, Quebes APPLIANCES OF ALL KINDS, cleptone 1325, A EE a \u2014 Card.s af ours \u2014 Bours: 10 to 12 a.m.; 1 to 4 pm; ?te HMAKE Served oo th for P.C, Bros, Thm Tel 1539.94 $L Jobs Strber ARCHITECTS.JeweLT SR AMATER TAN OPEN DAT AND NIGHT.C.LENGHAN 2 son, curtis Teg JE Foner press | QVIDR MARCEAU IN DR à E sxbarc.A_ 108 PAGEAU.50 Mountain Hill Ovebec.31 Notre Dame de Anges Street, « ELECTRICIANS AND PLUMBERS.fics Ning chines a ors Vai- | Furs aies Xone During ihe Ener \u2014 a \u2014\u2014\u2014 Executor of Quebec Parliament.> St.a) tren cheer Prices.slic Stenographer's Office.Telephone $44.St, Se Roch, bee.Évaluster.AQUET.aire Street, Quebec.Phone 130$, P.O.Bex 99 y Quatec, Boch si Far, No and Ts Submit pane To kind of building at A ais «, Jewellery, xe BUTCHERS.Telephone 10099 and 1153.QUEBEC, P.Q.A CALL soLrcITED.ibercu ._ Consulta : 122801 i , etc.Speci : kets, pes 210$ clock.Phone 2037.Hw Joveph BL.Grachesr™ Tel 2597 ravings, Sirering,\u201cCiidiaess Bo - Croce, T Shot try Lawton's Milk and | Je * LEFEBVRE PFEIFFER DYE Works A.DOMBROWSKI Graham Bread, \u201cpecially recommended for in.Marbi d 8 A AND N' THE DOCTORS VERGE.MANUFACTURERS.VICTOR CANTIN, amily snd Shipping Butchers aad | diestion.À Grier wil concomnrspded, for, in: ale and Stone Cutter Phones 523.50 © LAU A Mahon Street, Dr.W.A.Verge\u2014Dr.Bd Verge.(Successors to Chateauvert & Cantin.Hotel, Family ren Gopping gâit derived.Manufactured only by Corner St.Francois and St.Dominique Sta \u201cRICH GRADE WORK.\u201d \u2018 > We ToD WATCHMARER JEWELLES.OPTIC AN.Stalls 48, 50, SI, 335 58, 86, R.J.KELLY.Cor.St.Paul and Ramaay.Telephone 2448, Quebec.CHEVALIERS SHIP YARD, Adolphe Chevaller, Prop.Construction of wooden vessala\u2014echooners, boats, barges, tugs, yachts, steam launches, racing boats, skiffe, etc.: also repairs in call.oinering and timber w Official 47 Grande Allee am, 12.to 2 p.m, 6 to Corner Abraham and Ste Genevieve Streets Hours: (Telephone 1363)\u20148 to 9 7 pm.«re 2169}\u20149 to 10 am, à to 8,30 | 11 loinering and til ord RS Champlei See a wha Sie SH xe chumpta \u2014 ge Telephones: Barcau 1306; residence, DENTISTS.Gio Frovrmae.DR PHILLIPE HAMEL.70 to 85 St Paul Street, Quebec SURGEON DENTIST.Tinsmith, Plumber and Ruofer, Rlectrician, Scale Maker, Sole Manufacturer of the oo aH ath ber, | SHE BE SARS Op.Bell Telephone Office.Quebec.| Glass, Varnish, Oils.DR MASSUE FORTIER WHOLRSALE ANU RETAIL.ee hone 12 : Are Re oy | oe I t ar sauce, ay.Tol Ball 09.* Telephonca Bevuos.| J, B MARTEL.40 8.Anne Street.DRS.& GAUDREAU AND DERY.BLACKSMITH AND MACHINIST.Al kinds of forge and marine work executes.ork guarant eed, DENTISTS, 117 8e Andrews St.Residence, 6 Market 8.\u2014_\u2014 à A CIE CHE À PAQUET.rs : 199 St Joseph Street T A CIE CHR A.PAQUET, LTD.Telephone 2030, QUEBEC.22 and 24 Ut.James Street \u2014\u2014\u2014 ) \u2014 R JOACHIM XRID, Deniet D No.267 Dec Poses Lever Towa.Telephone 232$, Queda.My his repidence, pu 2057, at LEYN at .ALLEYN.vicieite Streets, Bt J L.TENT AND AWNING NM.pu SAT ee è, So MAKER Cotton Duck Arming I oie Tarpsalive, DRUGGISTS.Telephone 76.QUEBEC, a: PLAMONDON.LAURENT MOIBAN.Tel.8251 ne Artificial Marble Mesufacturer, DR 187.946.950 St.Valier St.123 Se Th 53, Guedes.pie, Manties, Soupes, riers, > les, ea emorials Gpoclalty: Physiciens\u2019 Prescriptions.Cemetery excouied at Tow price.M2 BOIVIN, Manufacturer of Woalen i nck or : Mitts, 2.\u201d Complete Tron for Christenin TG PEALE a LA ROCHE & CO, \u2014 DRUCOITS em Browns: Roquisites for the different | Stree AN holce \u2018of Watches, Clocks, Jewell Siiverware and Byegiaeses.| Watchee aoû Clocks repaired an ings of all kinds and Jewellery manufactured.J LEVASSEUR 4} tes \u2018 axchmaker end Jewatler.Repal f j kinds made zpert ke conn pates parie vor er al te.Margueriteor Rech.\u201d Quebeca A BELANGER Jos Watchmaker, Jeweller, Helan, Manufacturer, ork rete tr competent men.25 year\u2019 experience.Spec'aitios ; Diamonds Pearls and Precious Stonesire Watches, Clocks, ete.25 Notre Dame street.\u2018 QUEBEC, FLOUR AND GRAIN.ALP.T.TANGUAY à CO.FLOUR ORAIN AND GENERA COMMISSION AOENTE Es treet.Que: Telephone (622 18 8L James \u2014\u2014 tr tt rt me BEROIN & FRERES, Millers nd Pour, Sein.Hey and Pre sion More WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 65-67 SL Roch Street Telephone 2594, Herbesrt tt rt (GEORGE TANGUAY.WHOLESALE PROVISIONS.LOWER TOWN.\u2018WILLIAM CARRIER & PILE, WHOLRSALE DEALER FLOUR ORAIN, HAY and SERD GRAIN.\u2014 Corner Dalhousie and AL Paul Brees.Thouse 838, 1678.Quebes, EP QE PE VE EE PSE tr Champlain Market.CHARLES BELANGER.| t.Roch and St.François.Pa Tai one De ea t est \u2018estern ents af For * Satisfactory Prices.A.DROLET.Fn ts nS orner des Fosses an 3502, eal Lamb, Fresn ana Th ER Laliberte Streetsbee, cost Fruita end\u201d Vogetables, | Bont t ta a eerves, He \u201cGoods delivered at rivets residence, THOS.DELANEY.HOTEL.FMAILY AND SHIPPINQ BUTCHER Tel.392 and 2361.Champlain Market, Quehee.MISCELLANEOUS.X.CUMMINGS.AL mes SUTLRER ee An neurance iso Practice Ad) ant Pralee Office: No.§ Tree SES Ta.231 ALEXANDRE Roy.1234 Scott and Br.rate Biress FINE AND.LIQUORS A SPECIALTY.A, BELANGER or tn Mascary, Sas Sand ne Broken Stone.Telephone 2420.APOLPHER SIMARD.ie BT CHARLES TRSSIER \u2014 I and Dealer in Steamboat, Rail omen sii and Marie Suppiica._ mable.Que: 0e 9 Gelephènes 698 and 3217, DOMINION FISH AND FRUIT co.Dealers in h, Balt and Fruits, Pres Smoked Fish, \u2018Enemplair Market, Lower Town.Telephones 854, 923.QUEBEC.D.8 RICKABY, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE AND yy QERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT.it.n .ete, Valustion of Fire Losses.eben E, 1 PYNES.LADIES WEAR ONLY.49 St.John Street, Telephone 271, » EMILE HUOT, MERCHANT TAILOR, 109 St.John \u2026 Upper Town, Quebec, Frigliah and Scotch Tweeda in ail the latest patterns always on hand.Suits pressed and cleaned with care and promptness.EUGENE LECLERC.General Tneurance Agent.Ne.68 St.Peter Street Telephone 1254 Quebec.ERNEST G.ODELL ireet Tel.2306, ber, He * Fattwsy Ties, » Nmber end Oak, Rim ant Pitch Pine Timher.Wholesate and Retail, large stock of Fpruce.Red aud White Pine Timber on hand.atso all kinda of Lumber.Yards: Loni Kmbankment, Veuile leux's Boome, evls, Chatifonr'1 Bons, \u2018ae, bee, Timber in New London and Nadiow Cares ELSEAR SAVARD, Livery and Dosrding Stable Contractor, Tel 7049.Nes.wl Rate Street, 08.DESJARDINS & CO, J General Coal Merchants.Corner St.Paul and St.Thomas Streets.Telephone 353).ucbee, Reeldence, 22 Tuschereau Avenue.Tel.2107 J.B.MORIN.Tinsmith, Plumber, Roofer, Gas and Steam Pitter.Corner Notre Dame and Sane-le-Fort Streets.LOWER TOWN, QUERES LS tr tr tt J.EK.GAGNON.Optician, Eyes Examined and Glasses made to Suit, D GAUVREAU, Bockes!l.lockee) Laree pusmriness oF ooh 0.oot M QUEBEC.DHILEAS BERTHIAUME MASTER CARTER HORSES AND) RIGS TO Hire.Residence\u201473 Fleurie St.St.Roch, Quesea Residence Telephone 255$, Vehicles of all kind.ridge Street Stand, RAOUL » DERGEVIN.38 and 43 Notre Dame Street.106 end 102 Mountain Mit.Suite made to order on nhort notice for teur ists.First Class Tailors and Cutters.Chotca Grinding of Clases a Specialty, fel 160 St.John St.Quebec, one 868 | Firopran Novelties QUEREC.B.MARTEL & CO.WN.KENNEDY Jo ® Noreen d Retell Dealer in S,H.N.; CROCKERY, TLATIW ARE sic PHOTOGRAPHY, 1 .Str near I reel Saree.154 Destonse Br.eh Ca SO pial, Photography, Telephone 2024.Quebec.Palace Streetrm SDS J.* CoTE.THEOPHILE ROY (dt Desfardingith, » Roofer, Steam, Hot Al ARINR Tussah nm Fee Aid or Air MASTER MARINE FITTINGS.ant reet, St.loch, Phone 2338.Quebec.BELOW QUEBEC.\u2014_\u2014 de To GAUDRT \u2014 anon te co.LTD.U, * Souk 4 20 CHARCOAL DEPARTMENT.* Contractor\u2019 ond Plumbers\u2019 Supplies Sa St, Roch Bret one 5.Quebec.| telephone 3491 161 St.Paul SA UEREC.& COTR L.COOPER.VAFHOLESALE BSUTTER D 1 Tel oo \u201d SICA ve * .- telot QUEBRC Me MADDEN a SON.COAL MERCHANTS.116 St.Peter.Street, Telephone 462 wæ > CHEESE AND ROOM.Old end Reliable Fire EMOND & COTE.QUEBEC.AR?PENNEY.FLORIST.Vie) We ue of PLANTS wnD PLOW SRS.Greenhouse, Belvidere Rond.Phone 70% wie, 181 BL jeta Boren, Phone 78 SACRIFICE SALE $25.00 Cash $35.00 Suit to Order for - - 38.Overcoat to order for - 25.00 Cash 385.00 Ulster Coats to orderfor - 25.00 Cash 10.00 English Worsted Trousers to order for - 8.00 Cash .00 Heavy Scotch Trouseors to order for 2-00 Cash 8.00 English and Scotoh Trousers to order for - 0 Cash J.H.MULLIN, Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 Tallor and Haberdasher\u2014 MRS.D.R.MURPHY has just received the latest designs in Dress Skirts and Paquin Scarfs in new combins- tio 1s of colors.Mrs Murphy has made large reductions on the ba- Jance of her Elegant Imported Hats and Untrimmed Felt Hits ani Gauze and Chiffon Veilir ge 46 Fabrique Street.Phon > 22.quEste BLAIR ATHOLE The Celebrated Scotch Blanket Cloth Children\u2019s Blanket Coats JUST RECEIVED JOHN DARLINGTON'S STORE Opposite Post Office The Only Place in Town for Blair Athole OCEAN ACCIDENT & GUARANTEE GORPORATION, LIMITED (of London, England) ASSETS OVER - Place your EMPLOYER3 LIABILITY INSURANCE in a strong Company with funds that wili enable them to mak - good all demani; by Emoloy:es for anaui- ties, weekly wags, orotier conp:nsation pro 7idel for under the \u201c * TASOMEREAI AGL.\" ALEX LAURIS, spot agw.~~ W, J.FRASER, cemsnl agent, 98 St.Peter 8: Hoohslaga Bank Bullding.Phon: 1331.PHONES : Offies 3659, Rasidansy 79 $10,000,003.00 FALL SUITINGS LEE S Stylish assortment of London's latest styles just received \u2014 will i please the particulas yet economical \"dresser.Some Handsome Suits made to \u2018order for $20 and $22.Call and see | the quality of the material.It will i stand inspection.WM LEE © 364 St.John Street When purchasing a PLAYER PIANO why not get the best ?Ths OIHNHAY HNOLA PHND with Metrostyle and Themodist attachment ia the acme of perfection.ARTHUR LAVIGNE 03-95 St dohn $tras: Quebec | 8.8.GASPESIAN Caspe and Baie des Chaleurs tina Steamer Gaspesian will sail for &t KatiPnons 3033.P.O.Bex 347 | Anne des Monts, Mont Louis, Grand Valley, Chloridormes, Fox Kiven, BOSSE & BANKS Doug astown, Saspe Basin, Perca, Grand r, Paspebiac, and inter: \u2014 me diate ports in Baie des urs, on vesday, November 8th, on her 1 last Steel Beams, Column, Plates, Gas trip, leaving the Champlain Market and Water Pipsa, Contracters\u2019, | place at 3 pm.Municipal and Butiders\u2019 Sup- ager sccommodation for pas.© plies, Machinery ant Hor freigbt tickets, ete.apply to Mpeciaities.\u2018| Pouliot, corner St.Pauf and Dets- $ bourges Spreete.BOARD OF TRAON BUILDING, | Phone No 200.80 8t Paulst, QUEBES Joncas, Tremd'ey & Malonia Ov Bagineere and Land Surveyers Ofiles : Bank Nalonale Building HEE 2011 87.RON, Que.1.F.QUAY civ, ANOWNER Morin Building, Quesss { Failrosds, Water Work: Water Po dévelopmegts Arbitration, Bxnert O > augéixées \u2018 48 Favrique st.CHRISTMAS AT HOME BOOK NOW From QUEBEC or HALIFAX FIRST, SECOND and THIRD CLASS tion, and berths reserved by t:lephone.DO NUT DELAY, \\ Sailings rates and other information furdished on request.F.8.STOCKING, 32 ST.LOUIS STRZET Gea\u2018) R.R.aad 3.5.Aren:.Your Skirt Needs A Frequent Pressing Ladies\u2019 skirts need a frequent dry cleaning and pressing to keep them always bright, fresh and unmussed in appearance.Our French Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Department cleans and presses ladies\u2019 skirts and gowns of any material, and finishes them in a way that cannot help but please the most particular woman.We also dye skirts when desired.Our service is prompt and the charge reasonable, GLOVER'S DYE WORXS 383-385 SL.Valior SL Hoong 181) \u2014 Bee.Purchasing Come and see our assortment of the finest footwear, which je the largest in the city No outside firm .can supply you with the elegant stok we have on hand at lower prices than we offer, moreover we gusrantes the quality.J.GILBERT & CIE ! 204 St.John $t \u2018 nov.4,e.0.d.xiyr, \u20188.8.NATASHQUAN 6,5.Natashiquan will sall on Thurs- .day, November 10th, at 7 p.m., for Requimaux Pointe and all North Shors intermediate ports.Freight received at steamer\u2019s berth, Cross Wa \u201cLed No.1.For all information apply ts | The National Navigation Com amy, LiL ! 08, ST.PAJL of, Plone 143L Corporation of Quebec CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE Tei.durs For Road on Ice-Biidge.CITY HALL.Quebec, 3rd Nov, 1910.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed tenders, endorsed Tender fcr Road on Îce-bridge, and addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to Wednesday, the 16th instant, at 4 p.m., to make and keep in good order the road on the ice bridge between Quebec and the island of Orleans.Tenders must be made on the printed blank forms, and endorsed in printed envelopes, which will be furnished to intending contractors, on application for same at the City Engineer's office, and the Road Committee will not entertain any tender that is not made on the said blank forms and enclosed in the said envelopes.Tenders must be endorsed on the outside of the envelopes, with a certificate from the City Treasurer of the necessary deposit ss security for the contract, Each tender shall be subscribed to by two responsible parties willing to secure the execution of the contract.Each tenderer shall deposit in the haude of the City Treasurer the sum of $50.00, te be confiscated by any one refusing to sign the contract.The Corporation does not bind itself to accept the lowest of even any of the tenders.The contractor to pay for drawing up the contract, and supply the City Engineer with a certified copy thereof.Ww.D, BAILLAIRGE Passengers will receive prompt atteñ- |» SHIPPING NEWS | ASSISTANCE FO THE GEN, WOLFE Steamer Lord Strathcona Left for Harrington Harbor Yesterday Afternoon.The salvage steamer Lord Stratheons left for Harrington Harbor yesterday afternoon to render assistance to the stranded steamer Genera! Wolfe.A telegram received yesterday from Captain Young, of the General Wolfe, stated that tbe vemel is aground amidships, but is making very little water in her engine-room, and can be floated off with assistance.The stecsner was lying at anchor, when a heavy easterly gale sprung up and, despite the fact that she had steam up snd two anchors out, she was drives ashore.The Lord Stratheons is due to reach Harrington Harbor to-morrow night.ALLAN LINE.Steamer Ionian, Captain Esstaway, left Greenock on the 4th instant, for Quebec, with 172 cabin and 165 steerage passengers and general cargo.C.P.R.LINE.Steamer Lake Manitoba, Capt.Evans, from Liverpeol, with pasengers and gen- oral cargo, passed Father Point at 5 p.m.yesterday and is duo here at seven o'clock this morning.DONALDSON LINE.Stesmer Baturnia, Captain Fraser, from Glasgow, arrived in port at 9 p.m.yesterday, mooring at\u2019 fhe \u2018Breukwater.Ste bronght ont 220 phsdengers and a geveral cargo.Sbe will land her passes gers this morning.Steamer Athenis, Captain McNeill, fron Quebee, arrived at Glasgow at midnight last Saturday.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Steamer Bermudian strived at New York from Bermuda at 9.30 a.m.yesterday.THOMSON LINE.Bteamer Jasona, Captain Grund, having discharged Quebec cargo, left for Montreal at 5 p.m.yesterday.STEAMER PRINZ ADALBERT.Steamer Prinz Adslbert, whieh damaged her rudder by colliding with a barge, near Sorel, on Sunday, retursed to Montreal yesterday for repairs.She had 200 pasengers and n general cargo on board at the time of the nceident, and was bound to Hamburg.ANTIPODEAN BLHVICE.Ottawa, Nov.7\u2014Only one tender for the improved Canads-Australlan-Pacifte Steamship service has been received by the Department of Trade and Commerce, that of the Union Steamship Company, whose steamships are at present on the route.Several siternative propositions have been submitted by the company, however, and the department, before concluding the new contract, will consult the Government of the Australiss commonwealth.STEAMER FLOATED, Kingston, Nov.7\u2014At 200s on Satur day the Galvin Company despatched tie tug Chieftain and the burge Burma to release the stersner W.D.Morley, which went aground below Claytom early in the morning from Charlotte to Ogdensburg with coal.The Morley broke her rudder.Part of her\\cargo was lightered, and she was towed by the Chieftain to Ogdensburg.The Morley is owned in Detroit.THE WEATHER IN OCTOBER The Meteorological Berviee weather map for October says: Tho mean temperature was above averago throughout the western provinces and over the greater part of Ontario; stations in the more southern portion recording the largest positive departures.Winnipeg mean was plus 4.5 deg.from average; Medicine Hat plus 4 deg.; Toronto plus 8 deg.; Chatham plus 3 deg.Small negn- tive departures were registered in the Ottawa Valley and Eastern Towuships, sad also In the Maritime Provinces, while over most of Quebec the temperature was to » small extent Above average.British Columbia, exclusive of the Kootenays, was slightly below avernge, the largest departure being near the coast.Pre: eipation was in excess ef the average, ex- tess of the average, exeept in a very few localities, from Algoma esstwurd to the Maritime Provinces and also throughout British Columbia, while from Lake Buperior westward to the Mountains there was a very gouersl deficiency, Light snowtalls ceéeurred om several dates in the Western Provinece, end about the 27th to 30th in parte of Outarte.BIG MAILING SIL SHIP ASHORE.London, Nov.7.\u2014The five.masted ship Preussen, the largeet sailing vessel in the world, Hea wrecked in Crab Bay, Dover, where she is pounding os the rocks is a Cry fr ear flores southwest gue lier crew are Æ:| At 11 o'clock last night the Prous still aboard, it beisg impessible on aceoitat of the heavy sès to reach her.sen was.in collision with the Crem- Channel steamer Brightos, bound for Dieppe from New Haven, with ninety passengers.The steamer was cob- siderably damaged, but returned safely to New laven.Ths Preussea lost her bowsprit and possibly wuetained other dumage.She drifted awey in the darkness.This afternon she was flung ashore in a gale.A lifeboat and a tog vainly tried to reach har, but they were nearly swamped by the colossal seas.The lifeboat got mear to the wreck, but although there ware lifeboats aboard the crew were lnvisible, sad no answer were given to the lifebost\u2019s bail.Finding It was hopeless to reach the Preussen, the lifeboats and tugs stood fast.Meanwhile the cosstguards ashore threw a line attached to 8 rocket over the Preussen, but apparently the etew did not make it safe.Towards miduight those on the wreck gave the first sign of life, sending up oig- nals of distress.The lifeboat is now making another attempt to get alongside the Preussen.The Preussen is a steel vessel of 4,765 met tons, with à eargo capacity of 8,000 tons.Dover, Eng., Nov 7 \u2014 The German ship Preussen, which went ashore at Bouth Foreland after a collision in the Channel with the steamer Brighton yesterday, lies in a dangerous position on the roeks to-day.Several tugs are standing by, but are unable to approach the Prousseu with lifeboats.Efforts during tbe night to take off the crew were unsuccessful.NOTES.Steamer Memnen, Captain Jones, from Savannah, with a cargo of pitch pine, arrived in port yesterday and went into Sillery Cove to discharge.Her cargo ia intended for the construction of caissona for the Quebec Bridge.Steamer M.C.Ho'iua has arrived at Kingdom.Steamer Wobun, Captain Meikle, from Sydney, with «x cargo of coal, arrived in port yesterday and mored at the Foundry wharf, Javis Stexmer Bonavista, Captain Fraser, from Sydney, with à eargo of coal, passed here for Moutseal yesterday.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived November 7.Saturnia, Fraser, Glasgow, Robt.Reford Co, passengers and general | cargo.Memnon, Jones, Savannad, Dempster & Co., timber.Wobun, Meikle, Bydoey, N.8.Steel & Coal Oo., coal.Booavists, Fraser, Sydney, Dom.Coal Co, cos Blder- CLEARBD.Baturnia, Fraser, Montreal, Reford Co., part carge.Wohus, Meikle, Bydnay, N.8, Steel .& Cosi Co, eos Bobt.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT, : Quebee, Nov.Tth, 1910.Cape Salmon (88)\u2014 Raining, ealm.Inward 1 p.m., tug and tow.Father Point (160$\u2014Cloudy, Outward 10.20 nan, Bergenhus.Little Metis (180)\u2014Raining, northeast.Inward 9.30 am.coal stersmer; 11.40 am, C.G.8 Dmid; 3 pm, Lake Manitoba; 3.15 p.m., Astarte.Ospe Chatte (234)\u2014Foggy, eslm.Iaward 12.30 p.m., twosnasted steamer, Martin River (20)\u2014Foggy, mining, ealm.Outward 10.80 am, Wacousta.Fame Point (324)\u2014Fougy, heavy rain, calm.Inward 12.30 p.m., Coaling.Flat Point (584) \u2014 Raining, strong | southeast.Inward 9.30 a.m., Pritroe; 10.30 am, Pentesost\u2014Aranmore and 8.B.George town anchored.Belle Isle (723)\u2014Dense fog, strong weat.Empress of Ireland.Outward 180 miles cast at 8.30 asm.Above Quebse.Three Rivers (68) ~8pray and tow arrived down at 2.40 pm.H.8.McGREEVY, Superintendentnorth.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.November.A.M PM.Monday.21.7 0.15 9.18 Tuesday .8 9.56 10.08 Wednesday .9 1054 11,04 Thursday .10 1206 1814 Friday .11 1291 128 Saturday .1% 1.40 2.31 Senday .13 249 8322 Moon Pass, Last quarter, Thursday, 10th, af 12.20 am NEW U.& FOOTBALL SHOWS FEW ACCIDENTS.Boston, Nov, 6.\u2014The football season will close in the next two weeks, with several championship games on the schedule for the coming Saturday.The semi-finals were reported yesterday and of the Eastern colleges Princeton is placed at the head.The Tigers have rolled up 98 points and their goal line bas not been crossed.In the game with Lafayette, however, the orange aud black was held to a field goal.Although Harvard was scored upon by Cornell yesterday, the power of the Crimeon is s0 manifest that good judges place the Cambridge eleven close to Princeton.The navy, which has not yet been scored upon, has been given third place.Dartmouth is fourth and the Army fifth.There has been a noticeable lack of injuries so far this season, and these show the possibilities of the new game for those trot in condition.A picked team from the Harvard law school will meet the Carlisle Indians ou November 16th in the Stadium, The Harvard Law eleven will be made up of players from Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania, Cornell and Lehigh.Yale's record on the basis of points scored by her and against her is now ninth.She has been defeated by West Point and Brown and tied by Vanderbilt, Smoke and Chew - Clothesthis line Is the $5.00 which have bren cut to half price.perfect fit guarantesd, LAFRANCE, Tail: ant Nadrirdantas ttBuade Strat.$15.09 Are the prices we charge for our made to 8128.00 $3.50 to to order suits.Best English and Scotch All our pantings are cut to half price, and we can assurz you of a bargain in rice of our hindsoms Ulster, A LOST.LOST.\u2014On Mond'ay afternoon, on the street care between G.Seifert & Sons, Holt, Renfrew & Co.and Quebec Central ticket off'ce) St.Louis St a gold nugged-broach.Reward upon re urning to the office.WANTED.\u2014 er beers.CHINAMAN 'WA\"TED.\u2014 For Laundry.Apply North Shore Power Ry.& Nav.Co., 125 St.Peter street.WANTED.\u2014 To rent a small flat of four or five rooms, Upper Town.Apply by letter to R., Chronicle oMce, Chicoutimi to load pulp for the United | 848 WANTED\u2014A furnished house of 7 or 8 rooms from lst December to 1st May; heated or mot; in upper town.State price.Address P.O.Box 232, Quebec.FOR SALE.FOR SAL n d'Auteuil street, large house, with furnace, electric light and baths.Suitable for private dwei.ing or boarding house.For particulars apply to LaRue & LaRue, Notaties, 28 St.Ann street.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FOR SALE\u2014A splendid building lot, situated in best part of city (of Se.Cyrille street, near Jeffery Hale's Hospital).Bize 1ogxsy feet.Will be scld immediately to a prompt buyer.Apply by letter to B.W,, care of the Chronicle.POSITION WANTED.ir TT BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE Corner property on Palace and Arsenal Streets, running back 100 feet, suitable for wholetale or light manufacturing, large dry storage, good cellars and stabling in rear, Apply to C.J.OREGAN noveRiw mes tort te mt em TO LET.\u2014 AN OFFICE AND dwelling situated at the prolongation of Sous-le-Fort street Napoleon (Chouinard) wharf next to the office of the Corporation of Pilots of Quebec, This three-story building s in perfect condition, having been erected only last year.The frst floor is sultable for an office and the upper two stories can be rented ss one or two tenements.This is a most suitable building to rent for the above purposes as it will be at the landing où the new wharf of the Quebec & Levis Ferry Company, and \u2018where passengers to and from the train on the Levis side of the river will pase.Apply to Dr.Ed.Turcot, 111 St.Anne \"ie EMPLOYMENT WANTED.\u2014 A good honest charwoman can be found by applying 180 Hermine street be tween 7 and 8 p.m.TO LET.TO RENT.\u2014Furnished room.A splendid large room to rent in a private family.Provided with all modern improvements.Apply to No.7 Bridge street.TO RENT.\u2014Comfortahly furnished rooms, suitable for light houseksep- ing or a ccouple of gentlemen.Gas stove, clectric light and use of telephone.Apply 67 8t.Augustin street, city.TO RENT.\u2014Furnishe House, containing ten rooms.All modern con.ventences.Centrally located.Within eight minutes of Parliament building, Apply C.W,, this office.TO LET-OR FOR SALE\u2014No.13 Dalbeau street, near St.Foye tollgate; semi-detached; eight rooms; furnace Apply to E.\u2018D.Sewell, Ville Mont calm.te \u2018TO LET\u2014A comfortable room opposite Parliament Buildings.Apply Mrs.Pelletier, 67 Grand Allee tL TO LET\u2014Several fine houses of different styles, from two to eighteen rooms, with modern conveniences.Also offices: and stores, heated, fus- nished or unfurnished; situated on Maple avenue, Stigmates, Oli-er, Joseph, St.Helene, St.Margaret, Grant, Richardson, Bridge and Crown Sts., ete, etc.For further information apply to J.F.Bourbonnals, ageat, 111 Joseph street.Phone 323L \u201c TO LET.\u2014 SINGLE AND double furnished rooms, with use of bath and telephone.Hat and cold water, Electrie light.Apply Ne 4: Richelieu St, or telephone 970, ti.TO RENT \u2014 A HANDEOMw modern house, 12 rooms, concrete cellars, in 8 most desirable locality; almoat on the corner of St.Cyrille street and Maple dvenue ; moderate terms, Apply to.Jno.E, Walsh, bookseller, 11 St.John street TO TLET\u2014LARGE WAREHOUSE situated on Napoleon vharf, new landing place of the Quebec & Levis Ferry Co, The yurehiouse has been occupied fur years by P.G.Bussierc & Co., and by the Colonial Fruit Exchange, and is situated in the ninst corumercial part of the city.adjoining Champlain Market and the pontoons for coasting steamers.Apply to Dr.Rd.Tureot, 111 St Anns street ae rt etc ALEX HARDY The Real Estate Broker Let Carillon Tobacco Save the Coupons | Wochelaça Bank Building, City \u2018Whiter eo Br A a © ts.The retail lignor bustuess, auf ve tory px and stone butidisw, freehold, cotner of acess an ry Jreats, owned and Basknéss run by late Met ses » buliding ad bu ines is ocutat | To ih: Sater ess be istrict, opposite ee, a ou Jo Joux Ferry, and near Fo, Stes :nhi and will be 101d to wind up estate, part eutars Joly io H H.A, Brealian, Kaeeutor.Bos ut jo Nov.8x8 CANADA, Province of Quebes, District of a \u2014 } Superior Court, Besuoe No.472.Johany Richard, landlord of the perish of Notre-Dame-des-Bois of \u2018| Compton County and district of & Francis, heretofore of St.Evariste ot County and District of Beauce, } Plaintiff; ve Edmond Dailaire, mechanie, here.o- fore of St.Sebastien of Aylmer, of County and District of Beauce and now Of unknown places.Defendant.The Defendant is ordered to appear within one month.Prothonotary's Office, St Josepk, Beauce, Nov.2, 1910.(Sgd.) VEZINA & FERRON, P&C (Trae Copy.) ARTHUR FORTIN, Attorney for Plaintiff, St.Evariste, Beaucesoy7x2 Try Our Fiat Work Sorvies Try out Fiat Work servies and ses for yourself what & wralscful convenience it is.Send us your ashes, ts pillar slips, bolster casas, table eloths, napkins, towsls, handkershiefs, ets.Theea we will wasli and iron, and return to you all sandy for use.will be washel cleaner ani rose much bettat than if dows at home or by a washer woman.Besides, think of the work ani bother we «ave you.Our charges sup sp very mo laraty, Phone 03 Te-Bay INPERIY.LAUNDRY Corner Vaiior and Bath 612.NORTH SHORZ MAIL and PASSENQER SERVID us Capt.JORN RIARN 1s inten to ral Saturday, ot x.A fer 1 Point eal Saline alah Vater mediate orth ore Porta i ve on ete om! ain, « meurs \u2018 Parnuge, Vrolght aud otuez |e- oe roi , HOLLIDAY BROW, 5:00, Peted Gé, rhone 332 Standard mr fer Gleet, Qensrrhoon Runnings iN 48 HOURS.Oures Xi.® Ray nd Bladder Troubine ee re » nd ol gi \u20ac 1UESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 3910 LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC SAVINGS BANK INTEREST PAID PROMS DATE OF SUPSAIT AND ON SAMY SALANGE.r CHEE RON Headache, Eh ?Complete Brain Fag ?Think it RUP! 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To DIED.DUGGAN\u2014On November 6th, 1910, James Duggan, a native of Newfoundland.=~ The funeral will leave his late residence, Bl Sault au Matelot street, on Tuesday morning, at 8.30, for St.Patrick\u2019 Church, thence to St.Patrick's Cemetery, Friends and acquaintances are requested to attend without further notice.Newfoundland papers please copy.FARLEY\u2014On the 6th November, 1910, Mary MtNamara, widow of the late Edward Farley.Funeral will leave the residence of Mr.Joseph Shirley, 14 O'Connel strect, \u2018Tuesday morning at 930 o'cleck for St.Patrick\u2019s Church, then to St.Patrickls Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend without further notice.Montreal, New York and P.E.I.papers please copy.THOMPSON.\u2014At Winnipeg, Man, Nov.2nd, Annie, daughter, of the late James Thompson, formerly of Quebec.Funeral on Wednesday, Nov.oth, from C.P.R.Depot on arrival of 3.25 p.m.trai\u2026 to Mount Hermon Zemetery.New Advertisements Marie Naralle, the Great Irish-Austra- .lian Sopran.Ocean Sailings\u2014White Star-Dominion ne.Ceean Sailings\u2014C.P.R.Empresses.Grape-Nuts.The Naional Navigation Co., Ltd.Srand Démonstration\u2014D, O, L'Esperance.Dewar's Special Liqueur.A Sincere Welcime\u2014M.Boyce & Son.Ladies\u2019 Bags\u2014]J.E.Walsh.Pfeffer's Dye Works and Laundry.Ladies Branch S.P.C.A\u2014E.M.Miller.Auditorium Cafe-P.W.Dugal.The Best Vichy Waters\u2014G.Patry.Mackie's Scotch Whiskey\u2014G.Patry.House Furnishings\u2014Thos.Donohue.The Best Hotel in Town\u2014The New St.Louis Hotel.The Nickel\u2014Moving Pictures.Notice\u2014V.Filtean.Auditorium GREGORIOS BROS Roman Liar Artists PICTURES a) SHOWS DAILY .(4) 130.3,00.7.30 - 9.00 P.M.8 and 100 a HT Tel.375 THIS WEEK \u201c VINGT JOURS A L\u2019OMBRE\" Comedy in 3 Acte \u2014 Gain M'ghts on Tuosday ane Pri- Special day under the Distinguished patre of the Lisut.-Severnat and Sir Sr hy \u2014 AS à ourtain raieer :\u2014 \"L'ANGE LOINTAINE** by Miles M.Caograin A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Prises : Bexen 0) à 752 Reserved Seats 30, 26 à 230.Admiesion 13 & 1 :6.satinece Teaser Thursday and Satur day, 95, 23 & 361 ICKE ULTRA 5) * A Lucky Shot\u201d \" The Minsing Bridegroom,\u201d \u201cThe Wrong Trail\u201d \u2018The Great Black and White Prize Fight,\u201d comedy.Matinee, sc.ALWAYS A GOOD RHOW, THE ST.LOUIS AT SIX.If you are in fine humor for a good dinner oar 75c.Table d\u2019Hote is just the thing.It appeals to particular people, and ours is now the favorite spot for all who like good living at s moderate price.Special Orchestral Contert Dinner every Sunday night.NOTICE Quebe: Po:ty Associaton À general meeting of members will be held on Tuesday night, November 8, at 8 p.m., at the City Hall By order: A.À.LACASSE, Soc.-Treas.NovSxsat,tux2 MARIE NARELLE The Irish-Australian Soprano and her CONCERT PARTY at the LOYOLA HALL Waisesday E ening, Nevemh:r Sth, at 8.30 Admission 30c.; Reserved, Seats, 7sc.and $1.00.Tickets on sale at A.Lavigne\u2019s music and piano warerooms, 93-95 St.John street.oct.29,nov.2,5,8.Ra 502 STJOSEPH , The best, richest and only moving piziure theatre in Quebec operated by a direct current.Change of programme three times a week.Performances from 2 to $ p.m.and 7.30 and 1030 p.m.Admission :\u2014Matinee, se.Evening, Ice.Telephone 2851.FULLOW THE CROWD.ootôx 1m.BUSINESS CHANCES.OUR SPECIAL SALE will start on Thursday, November 10th, and will last for ten days.Our goods are right and we will give you good bargains it, ladies, men\u2019s, boys\u2019 and children\u2019s sytits, overcoats, boots and shoes, furs, hosiery, etc.Rubbers and moccasins a specialty.M.SEGAL, Commerciale street, Levis, P.Q.EDUCATIONAL.THE MONTCALM Private School and Afternoon Kindergarten will open at 71 Saunders street on Tuesday, the 8th instant.For particulars apply to Miss Amy K.Lloyd, 71 Saunders St.MALE HELP WANTED.LEARN THE BARBER TRADE right.The Moler Barber College is thie original college; founded in 1893; graduates are now successful barbers all over the world.You get expert instruction, constant practice.Write for catalogue.Moler Barber College, 119 Craig West, Montreal.FOR SALE.SAFES.~~New and Second Hand Safes carried in stock.Bargaim.Dominion Saf and Vault Co.'s Safes give you abst \u201cte protection against loss by fire or burglars.The Canadian Faitdbar + Co, Ltd, Montreal- vHE QUEBEC CHRUNIOLB IEE ED EES ET) [] IN AND ABOUT TOWN |] OEE =] == EE APPOINTED ADC T0 THE KING High Honor Bestowed upon Former Quebecer, Now a Member of British Army.News has been received in this city of a signal honor conferred upon 8 former Quebecer, in the person of Lieut.-Col.Charles M.Dobell, son of the late Hoa.R.R.Dobell, who has been promoted to the rank of full Colonel and also sppoint- ed an A.D.C.to the King.Duly one other Canadian has ever been honored by such an appointment as a.D.C.to the reigning sovereign of Great Britain, and the news was received in Quebec with mueh pleasure by the many friends and acquaintances of Col Dobell.DUPCH FIRM MAY GET BRIDGE CONTRACTA despatch from Ottaws says: While the decision has not been made definite, it is understood that the Duteh firm which tendered will get the contract for the building of the Quebec Bridge.RECORDER'S \u2018COURT.Five prisovers charged with drunken- nees appeared before the Recorder yesterday.They were sentenced to fines ranging fron $2 and costs or 15 days to $)0 and costv or two months\u2019 jail, re spectively.A carter for not using both bis nvenbers was fined 41 snd costs or two days, ; THE GRAND DEMONSTRATION Which was to take place on Sunday last st Bellevue Park, Beauport , bas been postponed until Sunday next, 13th November, at the same place, at 2.30 p.m.Parties who had received invitations are requested to note the change and to kindly lend significance by their presence at this demonstration, the object of which is to make known to capitalists, manufacturers and the public in general the unknown advantages which our fine and prosperous parish of Beauport offers to everybody.We ask the help of all those who desire its advancement and prosperity.FUNERAL OF THE LATE DUNCAN ANDERSON.The funeral of the late Duncan Ander: son, manager for John Breskey, Mgr., at Chaudiere Basin, took place yesterday morning at 9 o'clock at his mother \u2019s residence, udiere Basin, and although the funeral was private, a large number of relatives and friends were present.The Rev.Dr.Love, of St.Andrew's Chureh, Quebes, took charge of the service, assisted by the Rev.Mr, Wright, of Levis.It was a solemn and impressive service.Duncan Anderson, taken away in the prime of life, has left behind him many who will mourn the loss of a true and genial friend, and his employers an obliging and trusted employe.The interment took place at Mount Hermon Cemetery, the Rev.Dr.Love officiating.COMEDY AT THE THEATRE NATIONALE The bill at the Theatre Nationale this week is a comedy in three acts by Hnnmsquin, \u2018\u2018Vingt Jours n L'Ombre\u2019* (Twenty days in jail), a most interesting play and at the same time a continuous laugh.It proved quite a contrast with last week\u2019s bill.The large audience present enjoyed it :mmensely and al! the performers showed their talents to great advantage.There will be two speciel gola evenings on Tuesday and Wednesday under the distinguished patronage of His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor, Sir C.A.P.Pelletier, and the Prime Misister, Bir Lomer Gouin, who has promised to attend, when, in addition to the regular bill, \u2018\u2018L\u2019Aube Lointaine,\u2019\u2019 a comedy in two acts by Miss Mahthilde Casgrain, will be given.NEW APOSTOLIC DELEGATE A LINGUIST Mgr .Stagani, the Archbishop of Aquila, who is coming to Canada ae the Apostolic Delegate, is a noted lin- grist.A Roman Catholic priest from Montreal, who atended the Congress of the Blessed Virgin at Rome some five years ago, and who is now in Montreal, remembers that it was the new delegate to Canada who wes chairman of that important gathering of representatives from all over the Catholic world, and who created a snost favorable impression especially by the fest of his linguistic ability.For instance adresses were delivered at the congress in different tongues, and to the surprise and delight of all the Archbishop of Acquilla replied to all of these speeches in the tongues in which they were deliver ed, using with facility and beauty of expression ro less than five or six languages, AUDITORIUM HAS USUAL BIG HOUSES.The Auditorium had its usual big houses yesterday, the evening particularly drawing crowds which tested its capacity.The bill this week is one which is bound to please, the minetrel act alone being sufficient to carry it through.This is one of the biggest vaudeville acts ever offered in conection with a moving pie: tute show in Quebec.Besides the min.trels there is a Ronan ring set which is novel and sensational, and Jimmy Henneeny, tbe Irish comedian, also made « big hit.There are the regular high: class line of pictures, and the large crowds present yesterday evidentiy found | the whole show very much to their liking.The Auditorium will as a result, have the «their same large crowds all week.TAL FALL FROM ALLER Woman at Lake Beauport Meets With Sudden and Accidenta] Death.News was received in town last evening of a fatal accident at Lake Beauport, where a woman fell from a gallery and was instantly killed.The deceased was about 55 years of age.\u2019 Coroner Jolicoeur was notified of the occurrence, but details were lacking.An inquest will be held, RESIGNS FROM 8CHOOL COMMISSION.Rev.Wylie C.{lark has sent in his resignation to the government as members of the Protestant Board of School Commissioners.TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablots, Druggists refund money if it fails \u2018 to eurs.E.W, GROVE\u2019S signature is on each box.2be.ERRATUM.In the paragraph referring to the death of the late Mr.James Duggan it was stated that the deccased was a widower.Such was not the case, as he leaves a widow to mourn her loss.NEW SERVICE AT THE NICKEL.The patrons of the Nickel were one and all of the opinion that the new service of pictures as shown yesterday excels any picture programme theretofore shown, which is saying a great deal, considering the excellence of previous programmes.The same continues for to-day, consisting of representations in dramatic, classical, comedy and social fie subjects.WILL BE GIVEN A BANQUETA banquet will be tendered to Messrs.Armand Lavergne and Albert Sevigny at the St.Louis Hotel this evening in connection with the recent victory in Drummond and Arthabaska.So numerous have been the demands by their friends for tickets for the event that the accommodation of the large dining hall of the St.Louis will be taxed to its utmost capacity.OLD TIME PRINTER PASSES AWAY.One of the old-time members of the printing craft in the Ancient Capital passed away yesterday in the person of William Dion, who was known to all the older members of the trade.The deceased was over 70 years of age, but though be had not workea at the businesss for & number of years past, was still quite lively.The deceased had worked in every printing office in Quebec, and wns, with one or two exceptions, the oldest printer in the city.THE ORPHEUM.This Week's Attractions.The bill at the Orpheum will be composed of several fine attractions.Laddie Cliff.England's hoy comedian and singer, who, two years ago, made such a tremendous hit in this theatre.This will be Laddie Cliff's final tour of the American continent.He is com- iu.to Montreal at a special request a * at a large salary inducement.The Phiend Minstrels, under the personal supervision of Jesse L.Lasky.will be the second feature of this bill.This is said to he the strongest act that Mr.Lasky is the owner of and the h\u2019 hest priced attraction he has.Claude and Fannie Usher will present a very funny singing and comedy sketch, entitled \u201cFagan's Decision.\u201d Miss Usher is said to be the finest eccentric dancer on the American stage to-day.Marshall Montgomery, advertised as the whistling ventriloquist, is the highest paid ventriloquist in the world, with the exception of A.Prince, who is to-day playing in England at the enormous salary of $2,500 weekly.Butler and Bassett are skaters, who d a skating act on real ice.This is a real novelty in itself alone.Emerson and Baldwin are comeu, and classy jugglers.Marceilles is a contortionist of the higher class and will present his novelty, a \u201cStudy in Black and White.\u201d Gladys Archbut will offer some dainty singing and dance numbers.The Orpheum Orchestra will offer some of the latest scores from the latest musical comedies.The Orpheumsucpe will close the show with some very interesting motion pictures.A C.P.R.telegraph operator und special wire will be installed on the Orpheum stage Tuesday night giving fuil re- tu.\u202614 of the U.S.election as soon as gi en out from the United States polls.To Feel Right\u2014 ] Eat Right ! Grape-Nuts food \u2018There's a Reason\u201d Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey an absolutely pure medicinal malt whiskey, is a wonderful remedy in the prevention and cure of Grip and Pneumonia Coughs and Colds.Catarrh and Asthma Malaria and Low Fevers All Stomach Troubles General Debility And All Weakening and Wasted Conditions All grocers and liquor dealers, or direct, $1.25 per large bottle.Our Aseptic Drinking Cup, also medical booklet and doctors\u2019 advice, sent free\u2019 on application.: The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N.Y.Toronto, Nov.T\u2014Bince last night a disturbance has developed off the Nova Scotian coast and moved rapidly northwards, being accompanied by rain in many parts of the Maritime Provinces and Quebec.Snow flurries have occurred in Ontario and cold weather bas beon goneral from Sasketchewan to Quebec.Minimum and maximum temperatures: \u2014 Vietoria .su.48 52 Vaneouver .se 46 52 Edmonton 2 23 Prince Albert .zero 22 Calgary .20 30 ; Moose Jaw .14 32: Qu'Appelle .1 28! Winnipeg .12 28 | Port Arthur .1\u20ac 25 © Parry Sound 26 3.London .20 3 \u2018Toronto .27 tl: Ottawa .30 32 Montreal .32 38 Quebee .34 40 Se.John 42 4.Halifax .4 32 Forecasts.! Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay \u2014| Northwesterly winds; mostly fair aod \u2018 cold, but some snow flurries.: | Ottawa Valley and Uprer 8t.Law- rence\u2014Cold with snow flnrrier.Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf\u2014Strong westerly winds; clearing and cold; some snow flurries.Maritime Provinees\u2014Strong southwesterly winds, clearing and eold; some snow flurries.| QUEBEC MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.The third session of the association wes held in the rooms of the Y.M.C.Ayesterday at 10.30 a.m., the President, the Rev.G.H.Cobbledick, M.A., B.D}, in the chair.There was a good attendance of members.After devotiional exercises, and reading of minutes, the following items of business were attended to:\u2014Ist.Arrangements as to United Evangelistic Services, it was decided that these services take place in the fall of 1911, and that the Rev.Willian Paterson, D.D., Toronto, be requested to lead in such services, and that arrangements for annual week of prayer be left in the hands of the Secretary and that a plan be submitted at next meeting for acceptance.3rd.T'at Bible Society Concregational | subscriptions be taken, if possible, during prestnt month.4th.That Secretary and President draw up a suitable resolution expressive of the.sincere regret of the members at the \u2018 prospective loss of the Revd.Wylie C.Clark, B.D.to be presented at next meeting of the Association.The President then laid before the meeting an excellent synopsis of his course of lectures recently delivered on Sabbath eveniugs on \u201cProtestant Priuciples.\u201d defining the Protestant attitude to the doctrines of the Church of Rome.The Rev.Mr.Cobbledick was \u2018 heartily thanked for the service rendered the Association in his very able presentment.Mr.J.Morley Carson | is to present a paper at next mecting : of Association, Nov, 21st.OCEAN ARRIVALS.i SS Patricia, at Hamburg, from New | York.! SS Siberian, at Philadelphia, from | Glasgow.SS Parisian, at Glasgow, fromj New ton.SS California, at Glasgow, from New York.SS Lake Champlain, at Glasgow from Montreal.SS.Avonmouth, at Avonmouth, from Montreal.SS.Vaderland, at Dover, from New York.* i 8S.Sicilian, at London.from Montreal.SS.Minnewaska, at London, York.SS.Helligolav.at Christiansand, from New York.SS.President Grant, at Hamburg from from New New York.SS, Barbarossa, at Bremen, from : New York.! So.Kaiser Wilhelm TI, at Cherbourg from New York.8S Koenig Albert, at Genos, from : New York.\u201cvok's Cotton Root Compound.To em gos Tp 0 dépond.Be Th Lors degrees A AED N ; ! a diner ENT Sah Seopa Er vos 7 dia, or sent Fre pamphlet, Address > Fag COOK MEISEL Ou.TomonTn, Ger.ormmerty Windare} \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 } DR.ROLLER LOST | HANDICAP MATCH.| Boston, Nov.7.-=Dr.Benjamin Roller, of Seattle, lost a handicap wrestling match to Hjalmir Lundin, of Worcester, at the Boston Arenas tonight, Dr.Roller had contracted to throw Lundin twice in one hour, but was barely able to secure a fall, which was done in 44 minutes 10 1-2 seconds, MORRIS MICHAELS Chateau Frontenac, Quebec, and .Windsor Hotel, Montreal, invites the attention of critical smokers to his stock of.Imported Havana Cigars representing the output of Factories in 234 sizes and shapes, ranging in price from $11.00 to $95.00 per hundred which will be found Always in Perfect Condition and invariably MODERATE IN PRICE FALL MILLINERY Just recsiv:d a large consignment of Beaver Hat's (Furry Felts: from Europe, all the newest and latest Styles.Hats to suit all tastzs, and at moderate prices.We carry the largest and most select stock of mile linery in the city.Misses M.& A.BROWNRICG Millinara and Importers.66 SL John Street sept.20xe.0.d.xly Have you not yet ** Passed an Opinion\u2019 on our Mackie\u2019s Scotch Whiskey It's a whiskey with a real whiskey taste.Every bottle contains a certificate of purity hy a physician.Try it to-day, and pass the good word to your friends.GEORGES PATRY Phone 3515 .22 Fabrique Sirzet Nov8x3 AT THE CREAT STORES OF QU°B:0 CENTRE Faguy, Lepinay & Frere Grand Opening of the winter seasonin th: hoisery and underwear departments.We invite you specially tovisit both these departments, in view of the coining season, ail our lines of goods in these departments are complete and are superior to all others on account of their great value.ole i oot 4 Al ol $1.00 fol 3G fat 3.00 ou.We also have a complese assortment in boy's sizes.Do not pur chase elsewhere before seeing our sssortmeni.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St.John Street Cashmere Stockings, all wool, elastic tops and double heels, 834 to 10.Worth GO cents.SPECIAL .Black Cashmere Striped Stockings, doubled at kuces, re: inforeod at the knee, sizes 8 to 10.Worth 55 cents.SPE.Fire ribbed Cashmere Stockings, all wool and guaranteed not to bag, sires 8 to 10.Worth 70 cents.SPECIAL.Cashmere Stockings, heavy stripes, ull wool, sires 8 to 9%.Good value at 60 cents.OUR SPECIAL PRICE.Black ribbed Socks, all wool and good weight.Reynlar VALUE .oo0 iii, Black Wool Fingering Socks, plain and striped, superior quality, Worth 60 cents.SPECIAL .Men's Natural Woollen Undershirts \u201c\u2018Imperial,\u2018\u2019 aires 34 to 42.SPECIAL PRICE 444.2 Lena cena ana uen Scotch Wool Undershirts for men, two special lines in all a:7es from 50 to price 30 cents, Ladies\u2019 White Undershirts, long sleeves, superior qual: ity guaranteed.All special wool.White Woollen Undershirts, long sleeves, assorted sires.EXCEPTIONAL PRICES AT .eerie Fine White Woollen Undershirts, grey and whits, long and short sleeves.Worth $1.35.SPECIAL Grey wool and cotton Undershirts, long sleeves, of à very good quality.BPECIAL VALUE .ves ante CANADIAN LMI [IE QUEBLC 10 MONTREAL Oso am.Week days only.Arrive Montreal 3.00 pm.Day Coaches and Parlor Car.1309 pm.Daily.Fast Express, Arrive Montreal 6.30 p.m.Day Coaches and Parlor Car.m.Week days only.Local for sas p Three Rivers.Day Coaches.11.30 pm.Daily.Night Express.Arrive Montreal 6.30 a.m.Day - Coacites and Sleeping Car.Sor full particulars, tickets, etc.please apply to 30 St.John St, corner Palais Hill, 46 Dalhousie St., Chateau Frontenac or at Station ticket office.JULES HONE, JR, General Ry.and Steamship Agency.All lines represented.Richelieu & Ontarlo Navigation Go.$2.50 WEEK END MONTREAL Mo fons Saturday, returning Mi omfortable, staterooms.Saguenay Service Every Tuesday and Saturday at 8.00 A.M.steam-heated For resorvations, ete., apply to Company\u2019s Office, Dalhousie Street TRY IT pi?BE CONVINCED FOR SALE BY J.B.RENAUD & COP.G.BUSSIERE & CO.AND FIRST CLASS GROCERS.Superior Quality The Favorite of the Discriminating Smoker.Beware of imitations Sols on the H's mn Arthur LaRus, ACOQURTANT Has remove] hiv ofisy 95 St.Pater St J.EUGENE TANGUAY 3 Formerly Sos.Jarquye.Oartier D Electric Co.now connected with the abore offica Tol 3497 men TRAINS | [INTEL | TRAINS LEAVE LEVIS 17.00 Arrive 8t Hyacinthe t1.35 a.m.Bon) 7 Retee date | Dail, \u201c erbr Hunday \u201c stiand 8.30 p.m.Arrive Montreal 7.00 pu, »* fherbrook 55 P- 7.« ton .SSA, *12.\u201c York.7.00 8.1m, 123° Direct eonuections at Moiu- Daily treal without changing depots with fest service to points South asd West.19,2 Vor Portland and all New Haglaud Polats, arriving Port.Dally\u201d except nd 7.30 a.m, aad Boston 19,35 bunday am, Train Service from Levis 7.00 A.M+ 12.30 P.M° 0.40 P.M} * Daily + Daily Except Fundaya FERRY .PROM QUEBEO 6.80 A.M.12.00 NOON 6.15P.M.(t Daily Except Sunday.* Dally) a Rs On and after Suaday, 7nd Oct gio, trains willleave Quebec as follows Canadian Northern Quebze By.V.53 A.M, Sunday only for St.Casimir.8.0 AM.Daily except Sunday for Montreal, Grand Mere, Shawinigan Falls, etc.conuectsat Garneau Jct, with trains to and from Riviere a Pierre, Le Tuque and Intermediate pofuts.This train has a buffet-patior car tached, sisP.M.Daily except Sunday for St, Casimir Quebec & Lake St, John Ry.Ls0 A.M Pai except Saturday and Suntar e La Tuque, Roberval, Chic: ei.ei, ete.Parlor car Monday asd Thursday for Chicoutimi, returo- ing following day, 9.30 A.M.Sunday only for St.Raymond LH PM.Dai except Sunday for St, Ray \u2018 SooP.M.Sutarday only for Roberval, Chicoutimi, etc, with siceping car for Chicoutimi.Tickets for sale at depot, St.Andrew St, F.S.Stocking, 82 2 St l Louis St.and Chateau Frontenac.(UEBEC CENTRA EN LWAY, AL 4 LINE Equipped with Dining Cars and Through Now York Puliman TRAINS LEAVE LEVIS WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS 8.00 For Boston, Portland, Sherbrooke, St.AM.George and Megantic, daily except Sunay.BOSTON & NEW YORK EXPRESS BR For Boston, New York, Springfield and Sherbrooke daily, Through ew York Paliman, conuectiog at Sherbrooke with Pullman for Boston.For Chaudiere Valley and Megantic Divisions, daily ex, Suuday.Notes\u2014Perry from Quebec 30 minutes in advance oftrain departure Baggage checked and US.Customs examination at Quebec ferry.Agent for Thos, Cook & Bon und all Ocean Steamship Lines, For further information and Pullman reservations, apply City Ticket Office, 32 St.Louis St.TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY.TIME TABLE Taking Effect October 54, rote REDS seaves Riviere ¢ du Fang Jl [' MIXED Leaves Riviere redo Loup.pid Arrives Connors, N EXPRESS Leaves Conners, N, a Arrives Riviere du Loup MIXED Leaves Conuors, N.B.A Troms 5 Riviere du Loup 4,00 P, 3 rain: Daily except Sunday.Juretion with Edsnundston Conti Pace a Rte ce us ol e ort\u2019 Pastel yy toniai Railway, Express Traies.G.G.brundy, Geueral Manager, Caribou and Cone at Raviere Low oi with all Interce For further ation, folr ete 8 Se'Erociène, 52 SL Loos Sc Codes 1 X, Belanger.GeReral Freight and Passenger Agent, Riviere du Loup, INTERCOLONIAL RCI @ On and after Sunday, October 230d, trains will run as follows :\u2014 8.20 A.M.\u2014Lxpress for Murray Bay, Riv.du Loup, St.Flavie and Campbellton, daily except Sunday.5.40 P.M.\u2014Maritinie Express for St.John, Halifax and Sydney, daily except Saturday.This train only runs to St.Flavie on Saturday.4.20 P.M.\u2014Express for Riviere du Loup daily except Saturday and Sunday.12.59 P.M.\u2014Maritime Express for St.Hyacinthe and Montreal daily.4.20 P.M.\u2014Express for St.Wyacinthe and Montreal daily except Sunday.City Ticket Offices : 7 Du Fort Street, 22 Dalhousie Street.| {RTE | | | | There is no Equal to the MORNING STAR flour for your winter supply.It gives all that is desired of the best.Sold by all Grocers in 10, 24, 49 and 98 1bs bags.C.A.PARADIS Sole Agent Also Flour, Crain and Provisions 81 DALHOUSIE | BSR VE \u201d aughe.odnly | nov.4xim Eve very vory Woman abont the won or a he Te Yeni gota - The now Vocinal es Most conven lent, hay, n cleuves hor, bi let ate cd sant 12 = JXMEs QUESLU CHRC.LOLS AVATION HIS GREAT FUTURE Willard Pyedicts Intercity as- senger Carriers Within a Few Years.Here is a glimpse of aviation\u2019s future from Charles E.Willard.| in a few years machines will carry four or five persons safely and rapidly from one city to another.In ten years aerodrome stations, located on large tracts of land, 5 and 10 miles apart, between large cities, so that the bird-men can land ou their way between them.In 28 years à man can hire an aeroplane in Baltimore\u2018to take him to New York.After seating himself the aviator will ask him whether he is ready and then off to New York, through lanes that need no signals, no tracks and no stops.That is the picture that Willard drew of one aspect of the aeroplane, but he looked still, further into the crystal ball of fate and here is another picture, In five years armies will be assembled in Europe, particularly France, and soldiers of the skies will be able to circle anywhere they please.In 25 years all countries will have aeroplanes to use as scouts to gather information concerning the enemy.There will be no spies of the earth.If two opposing scouts meet each other in the air it will be a duel with pistols at close range, or a collision with everybody killed, or something that nobody knows yet.The boyish-looking pilot of the air, sitting in hs hotel room, talked of Europe like a diplomat or secret service agent.He knowe the countries, their hopes and fears, and he knows what aviation means to each of them.But first he talked of the mercantile side of aviation.\u201cAeroplanes in the future,\u201d he remarked, \u201cwill be the toy or pleasure of men who can afford to buy and run for short flights\u2014that is in the near future.As time goes on they will carry nore and more passengers, but as a fixed medium for passenger and freight commerce the aeroplane is a dream that will never be realized.\"Ever ride on a train ?\u201d he question- eG \u201cEver notice how thcp get late.Engine won't work; some part of the machinery goes wrong.That's all all right on land.The train is late\u2014 that's all.But up in the air, if something goes wroûg the machine must come down immediately.Gravitation siys \u2018come down\u2019 and down you come.\u201cIt would not be long before aeroplanes were falling in the street, killing occupants and pedestrians alike, Laws would be passed prohibiting acroplanes from flying over cities ; the people of smal] towns would hate the aeroplanist the sa me as they do the automobilist, and the result would be that over-city fights would be impossible as a regular thing.\u201cWhen something broke it would be extremely upnpleasant to drop a steamer trunk on a crowded corner or spill out a couple of passengers.This element of action, therefore, makes it to my mind, impracticable to consider the aeroplane as a regular mode of conveyance, like the railroad or steamboat.\u201cThis is also true as to freight.It takes a pretty big machine now to carry an aviator and engine, but when it comes to carrying a ton of bricks I imagine the machine would have to be rather large.I'd like to see the engine which would fly with a load of bricks.It would be one of the sights of my life.I need not mention the emmotion caused by a load of biicks falling from a crippled acro- plane.\u201cBut this, T think, is what we will see 25 years hence.A man who wants to get to New York in a hurry can get a machine in Baltimore which will carry him alone to New York The trip can be completed without danger or accident.The machines need not be larger than they are now.\u201cFrequent descents are necessary, of course, but by that time I imagine there will be aerodromes in nearly every town, so that a man can land in one, get a new supply of oil and go on.Then, there will be facilities for landing and starting.Put Hopes in Europe.\u201cBut the greatest developmbent of the aeroplane must come from Europe.That is true for many reasons.We have two factories in this country making aeroplanes-\u2014the Cur - tiss and the Wright\u2014but they dont do much business.\u201cOevr in Europe men who have an income of $10,000 à year live on it and devote their time to sports.In America they try to make it $15,000 a year, then $20,000, and so on.For that reaton we must look to the for- cign sportsman to deve lop the aero- \u201cIt is a weapon of war that it will find its greatest development in the next 2% years\u2014not as a defensive or affeusive weapon, but as a scout for reconnoitering the position of the enemy.\u201cThe French will carry the aeroplane to its greatest development.E rope is always worried with a war scare and France has much of its boundary touching alien soil.They need the aeroplanes for scouting in time of war.Russia has ordered some \u2014all-of the European countries will get them.America needs few.The United States ought to have some, howe ver, for a possible invasion,\u201d === EN E=E=EI==0 fl Latest Sporting News [| DES NS gsm ST, GEORGE AND ST, PATS City Hcokey League Clubs Organize for the Coming Season.The different clubs of the City Hockey League are reorganizing for the season.The Crescents have already held, their annual, and last evening the St.George and St.Patrick clubs met.Upwards of thirty members were in attendance at the mect- ing ol the former, and reports showed prospects for the coming season to be very bright.The club is losing 8 very ardent member in the person of Mr.L.B.Ramsey, who last year was captain of the City League team.Mr.Ramsey, who is in the employ of the Molson's Bank, has been promoted to an important position in Toronto, and his departure from Quebec will be greatly regretted by a large circle of friends.Mr.Ramsey has been connected with many lines of sport in the Ancient Capital, and not alone hockey but other games will miss his presence.After the reading and adoption of reports, the election of officers took place, and resulted as follows: \u2014 Patron\u2014P.J.Cockburn.Hon.President\u2014Hon.R.Turner.Hon.Vice-Presidents\u2014Wm.Price, M.P.; Sir Geo.Garneau, Mr.Wm.Lee, Mr.Lorenzo Evans, Senator Choquette, Mr.B.B.Stevenson.Hon.Members-\u2014Messrs.J.C.Lee, D.Watson, F.S.Stocking, J.Laird, Col.B.A.Scott, G.P.Weir, B.W.Garvey.President\u2014C.L.Lynch.Vice-President\u2014W.C.Teakle.Secretary-Treasurer\u2014Leslie A.Russell, Committee\u2014Alf.Woods, J.Gibaut.Delegates-a-C.L.Lynch, A.Reynar, Jeff Malone.Captain of City League Team\u2014Jeff Malone.Captain Junior League Team\u2014F.B.Wilson.A vote of thanks was tendered to Mr.Harry Fontaine for the use of the room in the Victoria to held the meeting.While the St.George Club was meeting the members of the St.Patrick's Club were also holding their annual at St.Patricks Tall.The meeting was a large and enthusiastic one, and Ke reports showed the club to splendid shape.St.Patrick's has a fine line of material to draw from during the coming season, and the club is going to go after both the City League and Junior Championships.The election of officers resulted as follows: \u2014 ; Hon.President\u2014Jas.A.Hanrahan.Hon.Vice-President\u2014J.J.Breen.President\u2014W.Rooney.Vice-President\u2014W.McNamara, Secretary-Treasurer\u2014A.Gaumond.Delegates\u2014Jas.Hanrahan, W, Me- Namars.MONTCALM SNOWSHOE CLUB OFFICERS.At a recent meeting of the Montcalm Snow Shoe Club the following officers were elected for the ensuing year:\u2014President, J.Fug.Galibois; vice-president, Art.Mondor; secretary, O.Fournier; assistant secretary, Aristide Demers: treasurer, Eugene Trudel, Jr.; assistant treasurer, Evariste Rochette; captain, A.Audette: lieutenant, P.Bernier; purveyor, A.Daigneault.All.Parlin, Omer Clavet, Art.Cote, Gaud.Letarte, A.Robitaille, F.X.Galibois.NEW AMERICAN AUTO RECORD ESTABLISHED.Atlanta, Ga.Nov.7.\u2014Travelling steadily at 72 miles an hour, Joe Horan, driving a Lozier car, to-day won the 250 mile speedway grand prize and set a new American record for the distance.His time, 3.26.15.1, beats the previous record of 4.38.57.8, made by Burman in a Buick at the Indianapolis speedway on August 19, 1909, and came within four minutes of equalling the world's record.Reynar, N.P.HARRY LEWIS KNOCKED OUT DICK NELSON, Schenectady, N.Y.Nov.7\u2014In a Directors\u2014Emile Cote,\u2018 QUEBEC SURE DF ADMiSSIOI All the Clubs in the Big Leagu Favorable to the Ancie:.carly The most encouragng newë Wat re ceived in fown last night in regard t« the reentry of the Ançnent Capita\u2019 into the arena of senior hockey, Mr.J Power, who has been interviewing the different clubs in Montreal! and Ottawa, has met with the most gratifying success, and there is no douht whatever now as to Quebec's chances for a franchise in the big league.It seems to be now up entirely to the public of Quebec.The hockey enthus isats of the city have worked up thc movement to the point where succes seems bound to crown their effort: but they must have the support of all Financial assistance will be urgentl: needed, as it will be necessary for the Quebec club to deposit the sum of $500 with the League to bind \u2018ts engagements.The entrance fee will cost $50.The amount should be quickly subscribed by the hockey followers of Quebec.RAINBOW ARRIVES ON THE PACIFIC First Vessel of the Canadian Navy on That End of Continent.Victoria, B.C., Nov.7\u20141 fie cruts- er Rainbow arrived here shortly before noon to-day.The first ship of Canada\u2019s navy on the Pacific was greeted by Admiral Kingsmill and other government officials when she dropped anchor.A party, including Hon.Wm.Templemen, Admiral Kingsmill, Commanders Roper - 4 McDonald, Mr.Desbarats, De ; Minister of Marine, Lieut.Governor Paterson, and Premier McBride, met the Rainbow at the mouth of the straits and escorted her to her mooring at Esquimault.School children and patriotic citizens took a prominent part in the celebrations on shore.Lieut.Governor Paterson made the formal presentation of a piece of plate on behalf of the government of British lumbia.On Wednesdayfthe Officiafs and crew of the Rainbow will be guests of the city of Victoria at a banquet in the Drill Hall.10,000 OYSTERS EATEN AT FEAST London, Nov.y\u2014Ten thousand oysters eaten at a sitting! The story comes from Colchester, whose oysters are reputed second to none in the British Isles.It was at the Colchester Oyster Feast, on annual historic function, that the Garantuan feat was accomplished.It is considered a great honor to be invited to the Colchester Oyster Feast, and the Mayor of the little town would hardly exchange places on that occasion with the Lord Mayor of London.Many of the most distinguished people of the country, and even from across the Channel, come at his invitation to partake of the famous oysters.The Archbishop of Canterbury was there this time, and after eating his share of the ten thousand oysters expressed his keen appreciation.The Mayor of Boulogne and the Burgomasters of Rotterdam and The Hague, who had also come over specially for the feast, heamed in silent approval.Even Mr.Sydney Buxton, under the southing influence of the oysters, felt like giving the House of Lords a longer lease of life.QUEBEC BIBLE SOCIETY.At the regular monthly meeting of the Committee of the Queec Bible Society, held recently and largely attended, the following resolution was very feelingly spoken to, and passed unanimously : \u201cBe it resolved that the committee of the Quebec Auxihary of the Canadian Bible Society have heard with fight claimed to be for the wolter-' weight championship of the world, Harry Lewis, of New York, knocked out Fighting Dick Nelson here tonight in the second round of a sched- : : uled ten-round bout before the Am-| erican À.C.Lewis was about fifteen | pounds heavier than Nelson and was the master of the fight at every stage, The first round opened fast and then Lewis landed the first of à series of blows to the face, which finally downed his opponent.floor three times in the first round.In the second Nelson took the count twice and the third time, on a blow to the face, was counted out.Stop taking liquid physic or big or little ills, that which makes you worse nstead of curing, Cathartice don't cure\u2014they irritate and weaken the bowels.CASCARETS make the bowels strong, tone the muscles so they crawl and work\u2014when they do this they are healthy, producing Fight re results.seller Pears 1 Tints Senne d Nelson went to the unfeigned sorrow and regret of the coming removal of the Rev.Wylie .C.Clark, B.D, to Saskatoon, Saskand desires to place upon record its deep appreciation of his untiring de- vetion to the interests of this aukil- iary; it records with gratitude his services as superintendent of Colportage, \u2018and as representative of the Quebec Bible Society on the Board'of the\u2018Canadan Bible Society, and this commit- tce pray that the blessing of Almighty God may rest upon his labors in his field of service in western Canada.\u201d KEEP BEFORE YOU, Canadian Pacific Railway trains, between Quebec and Montreal, run as follows: From Quebec.Arr.Montreal, n 8.30 a.m.\u2014~Weck days only.3 00 p.ma 1.30 p.m~Daily .«630 p.m.211.30 p.m.\u2014Daily .\u2026\u2026.6308,m.From Monteal.Arr.Quebeca 9.00 a.m.\u2014Week days only.3.25 pm.a 1.30 pan.\u2014Daily .6.30 p.m.ait.30 pm\u2014Daily .6.48 a.m, A\u2014Parlor Care.Z\u2014Sleeping Cars.Wor full particulars, ticckets, etce., please apply to 30 St.John St, corner Palace Hill, 46 Dalhousie St., Chateau Frontense or at Station Ticket Office.\u2019 aov.5x3 TUEYDAY, NOVEMBER 8, {910 ONE Tuckett Club Virginia Cigarette lit with the butt \u201cof another.That's quality for you.And in a larger sense that's the very reason why, when a smoker buys ons box of Tuckett's Club Virginia Cigarettes, he invariably comes back for another.And it seems reasonable that he should do so.Zochetls Cagareites Here is a Cigarette made of the very finest and purest sun-dried Virginia tobacco, carefully blended by clean, expert workmen in a scrupulously clean, sunlit Canadian factory.A rarely delicious and mellow flavor, and rich, fragrant aroma impart a keen zest to the enjoy: ment of smoking.Tuckests Club Virginia Cigarettes, 150 for 10.Tuckett\u2019s Special Turkish Cigarettes.156 for 10.Tuckett's T.& B.Cigarettes.10c for 10.TUCKETT LIMITED, HAMILTON, CANADA.Aj THE MARSHALL SANITARY MATTRESS \u201cut Open t Show Construction cn US Ie ç im Pateuted all over the world.Always Satisfactory, Used by Thousanda Every Mattress guaranteed for 5 years.JAMES PERRY, 323 St.Paul Street.à 3 : - + When you Need A Pail, or a Tub, or a Fire Bucket See that you get EDDY'S FIBREWARE It is Light, Tight, and Durable.Made in one Solid, Compaot Mass, and Positively will not taint Liquids of any kind The E.B.EDDY Co., Limited, uli, Canada, \u2014 \u2014\u2014 School Boots Boys\u2019 and Yosihs\" \u201cGoodyear Welts,\" Misses' & Chlidren's \u201cdoniyaar Walt> .All the Latest Style).Evaning Slippers and Pumps.Scafes\u2019 Leather and Mubber Seles For Winter Wear.Custom Work and Repakiag Shop.Tol 627.Wm, Jacques & Sons, ©} FABRIQUE STREET EMILE JACOT 95, st.Joseph st.Fine Selection of Railroad Standard Watches, Repeater, nographs, Clocks, Jewelry, Diamond Rings, Silverware, G \u2018SOUVENIR OF QUEBEC We have expert to do the finest work and rating of Marine 22d 23242 Chro wometer, rine Watches, Clocks and Nautical Apparatus EMILE JACOT, 95 St.Joseph St \u2018A SINCERE WELCOME res Demonsoñono Che Chro.Optica 158 & oom Cees Lol Il in attendance lb be happy to have a large number sample brand this bran Prices 730 for 2 ihe.480 for 1 id.tin At same time wo will be pleased to have you order anything eise needed.M.BOYCE & SON, \"i\" 1923 COTE D ABRAHAM.BSTAD'D JE TRL.Di a = | [ HOTELS AND RESORTS } I 20ESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1910 THE QUEBEO CHHUNIOLB ' rene ere rer VOD TE 1 BL, LIE mm \u2014 otel Blanchard Most lis of Life | Jos.Cloutier Prop.$ come from errors in diet, from too little .a exercise or from the mis.Per 98 Ibetakes we commit without thinkin mi (Par ) ; American ani European Plans, sicknessca may be slight at fist, but they pies vem, pèse 45.00 to 43.05 ; va : .i Near the Terminus of Rail is worse, they Han i depression and pail enjoyment.What 4 | To Convert Republican Major- 15 + + à sical n .es | wn and Navigation Com- time; but you CAN check them easily and quickly.re ity in United States Senate | Ninety per cent patent 2.40 i - Peed flour.ere 170 175 into a Minority.Ke Don on er] | Naturally Yield To \u2014 ran rac ; Wasbingtos, Nor.6\u2014Grent as are The | parioy, par Dir 1: 004300 B00 sucha safe, simple, reliable family remedy as Beecham's Pills, Ine odds sgainst such & contingency, a gen., Peas, boiling, choices.1.30 | 1.86 household where this famous and un ici very eral political landslide next Tuesday \u2018 , A ualled mq i = Pe i Hay, good Ne.2, per the whole aspect of life is changed for the better Be many os night may result in a Democratic Benaie | 1500 Ibe._.\u2026 8,50 9.50 : à Joemelt\u2014und your family\u2014to overcome trouble and to in, anh se well is House, of the 52 seats in the Clover and mixed hay.13.00 14.00 ESAT edly eep, good bodi iti i 0 regal Senate tram, sheafod .00 1 a EN Pr ily conditions by having on hand for immediate use \u20ac, if setion should be taken to All there, | Baied' bass Duck ey lose .and in a large majority of the States, | 19 a Er Na ; ; * NEPT UN E INN | 8 legislators will be chosen at the apronch- Potatoes, per bag .010 013 ing election which will fili the seats b 8 i J.T.LEVALLEE, Prop, || asian \u2019 800.45.One thorough application of 3 Mountain Aili | Of the 30 positions, 24 are held by | Montreal, granulated, bbls, 100 1be.44.85 ; B Tough ap, on en For fomales, Buches Pils are socially salable.Ses instrechors with ooch Republicans, & circumstance unusually | Montreal, grasulated, bage .4 Zam-Buk at night will bring sass American and Europaan Pla3 percé only by Thomas Becchem, St, Hélets, Lanceuhire Eee 1e ; Yellow, bls ; it by morning.Zam-Bak steps the Bold cvarywhere Io Canada end U.8.A aglend.propitious for the Democracy, as it RE ops Cafs Attaohsi to Hila rien a bores 28 cata.i : Yellow, bags .à ! gives them proportionately more oppor-| oT bE 7 smarting, heals the cracks, and .| Gloss to Boats, Elsvator, Cars |.tunity for gain than ordinarily.Acadis, Yellow .'t makes the hands smooth.and Trains The Republican Benatore whose term = PROOP\u2014Miss Hattie F.Gales < Phone 1708.\u201cQUEBED willl expire are: Aldrich of Rbode Is- DAIRY PRODUCE.; Ont.writea:\u2014\u201cI was troubled with chapped Pd land, Beveridge of Indiana, Buckley of bands sod arms and nothing ever seemed to heal June2ixly Connecticut, Burket of Nebraska, Bur Wholesale.} fe thoroughly ul ve a Zam Bok.Is f Michi C f ti cared mo.father used it _\u2014_ oe ag Ya, Ce x Rei Creamery prints .40.26 to $0.35 42 for several skin Seovples and injuries, and thinks \u2018 Depew of New York, Dick of Obio, Du.| Creamery solids, choice.0.2435 0.25 5 there is nothing like Zem-Buk.* AUDITORIUM CAFE pont of Delawars, Flint of California, | Cresmery solids, second.0.28 | 023% } Mothers shoald se thas their children use Zam.; Hall of Maine, Kean of New J La.Dairy prints .0.22% 0.23 Bak daily, as there is nothing like preveation.A little 142 St.John Street ; of , orsey, Dairy solids .0.22% Zam-Bok lightly smeared over the hands and wrists, Board by the week, $3.50.; follette of Wisconsin, Lodge of Masse- New choose .0.12 after washing, will prevent chaps and cold sores.3 Oysters, 35¢ and S0c per sa ; soumet McCumber or North Dakota, _ pm did ix skin ¢ firme, soma, Meals, 35c; 6 tickets for $1.50.izon of evada, Oliver of Pennayl- : .NX or Broiled steak, 35c.| vanis, Page of Vermont, Piles of Wash: DEESSED MEATS.paies fromm Zam Bak Ge.Toren, or pons os, Euchre party, lunches included, 25¢ | ington, Beott of West Virginia, Suther-| Hoge, dressed, cwt.$10.00 to $10.25 substitoles and imitations, each.: : land of Utah, and Warner of Missouri.7.00 8.00 > Banquets, for $1 per head up.| The Democrats are making vigorous 11.00 32.00 B pau pré oO tll1AM i fights for many of these places, but the 10.00 11.00 3 3 » .pen Ee i | Republicans are 80 strongly entrenched 7.00 800 +, 3 : i tbat nothing less than a revolution could 8.50 10.00 8 - P.W.DUGAL, Proprietor | ensure success in a sufficient number of 9.00 12.00 A - \u201c.cases to ensure Democratic control in Spring lamb .11.50 13,00 3 4 the Upper House.The Republican sna.A A nN Ga | jority is now 24, and it would be neces POULTRY.; A sary for the Democrats to gain J4 of : GRAND UNION these 24 Republican seats and in addition | SPrivg chickens, dressed, 80.14 EVERY HOME N EEDS | J x hold seats now held by Democrats.ae Cet en « a HOTEL 25, me Te beh up \u2014 \u2014\u2014 STATION NEW YORK CITY speed Senator in the entire thirty whose term Young turkeys, alive .11 0.88 sous EPSESES re 40%.{3700 2k ant ct ser | Sante Que already bas ee | Ducha, dressed 0.16 | Sl Med ded ed the unusual honor of an unanimous , | i CUE ë election, the Democrats joining with the IDES.Here sa Chance to Get a Republicans in making the choice.Ne.1 inspected % Steers and coms, Lhe; .No.o 10¢; No.jo, Des country .; T hides, 8 to 8c; calfskins, city, 11 to 0 Î S Î MARTHA WASHINGT) The Great Irish-Australian TURKEY A MENACE TO aioe oe aT TES \\ vercoat or Suit for .\u2018 \u2019 : horsehair, per lb, 30c.Tallow, 6 to Te, Now York's c ee PEACE OF A + per \u2019, We are inaugurating a Suit Contest, in which the competiters Exclusive Woman's Hate! P onstantinople, ov.7-\u2014Turkey , ive $2.00 a week.A drawing will take place every Saturday.If + 29 Enot 20h St, Maar Gtn av: SO RA N oO remains the danger spot of Europe, FRUITS a ABLES.| Son should have the lucky number the first week you get your suit EuropeanPian.450 Rooms with Telsphsne ' Signs and portents multiply that the Fruite\u2014 - ; for $2.00, or if you win the second week it only costs you $4.00 and Bathe free enench flasr.Firepraol.Will Ap ear at Loyola Hall Next Young Turk regime will not endure | Apples, brl .£4.00 to $4.50 so on until 11 weeks, then all the participants get a suit each.So oct ne em for men and long.Bananas.- 175 0 you see you don't lose anything.Rates, $1.00 and Un.u Recently a mysterious antagonism | Plums, crate .: 15 Lee Prominent Citizens will act as Judges.Oenvenientte Subway and orsss tawn sar Wed has developed between the Young Pntarmgiom, each .045 0.80 ; Send your name in to-day before the list is filled nes.y Turk party and the War Department a poeta to : 4.00 ! J Contre of Theatre and Shepping Distrist Dre 58 everybody nous enabled Limes, per \"box.cee oe MAHE U X & GODBO U I \" au sacs, .N OV Ot i A from the thrgge a re Le pe basket oso | MERCHANT-TAILORS n extremely nervous and appre.\u2019 | u hensivt feeling prevades official cir- er tora 9.80 198 St.Jch 1 St.Phone 823 cles, and the possibility of a military ; .00 50 coup d'etat is much discussed.Such Oranges, Mexican, box.3 35 3xtu,thr,sat.a stroke would practically establish Vegetablss\u2014 Wholesale.nov.axtu.thr.satxim And, lke all other great artists who are touring ths Dominion this season, sha wiil use the .\u201cST.LAWRENCE HALL | of diplomatic skill on the part of the British Ambassador, Sir Francis | THE BEST PLACE IN THE CITY.of Toronto, Quebec and Montreal.Lowther, who married Miss Alice | Por good bags st reasonable prices is the a military dictatorship, although Mo- , basket.$0.75 to $1.00 6e Rs hammed VV., the present Sultan Green Po veevas sea 050 - Montreal Cabbage, y would continue ruler in name, Asparagus, basket .1,75 2.00 BRACES SOROR0N08 ROBO 8 Germany is now all powerful in dip- | Beets, dos .0.40 150 ROOMS , Ser vail pow 040 y here British residents as- | Tomatoes, crate .- = Rate for Koos $1.00 on day | Canada\u2019s Greatest Plano.cribe this German ascendancy to lack | Ons.tomatoes, outdoor.is |$ Standard Chemical Co., Ltd., ates for Rooms per day ; This inatrament isthe RECOCNIZED LEADER to-day, and those who contempiste purchasing should investigate carefully the merits of this great piano before deciding on an interior make.: First Class Grill Room and Cafe.| Used and endorsed hy such great Blight of Philadelphia.store of John E.Walsh on John street.: § \u2014 ; artiste as Mme.Sembrich, M cha If an international crisis does not \u2014 mere Elman, Walter Damrosch.Germame arise out of developments in the oke Chew ¢ A.J.HIGGIN 8, | Sehnltser, David Blspham, and Anglo-Russian policy against Ger- 8m and roprie others, many in Persia it may be precipitat- ° ?is i ly Charcoal manufactured in * ed > the antagonism between Eng- Carillon Tobacco o Provins oy ca in 1 d Ge h i of completing the heres Valley Save the Coupons i Buy this grade of Charcoal and keep your railway.y money in your own country.rel | Samar Spl is | SOLD IN QUEER ONLY BY \u2018 P.T.LEGARE MITE 273-287 STPAUL ST aa ES | QUEBEC A Leading Now York Hot»! The Gregorian 35th Street Between Sth Avenue and Rreadway HOS.D ONOH Tol 3320.92 St Roch Streat.w Modern 11 Blarv Fireproof Hote You can Always Depend \u2019 | PE EE To auglixtusatx3m.Ne Pp ote] staway from the noise, yet surrounded On Our Sparkiing Co | Re we de piel .HOUSE HIRKI { HING If P | h [ | EN | \u2014 a ae Saint-Yorre and Celestins - rt, ele; nd el ent s*rvi DA wel ehedl TC VICHY WATERS Linen Damask Table Cloths and Table Napkins House Established in 1875 TELEPHONE 1146.200 Wrge nent rooms, seach with mas As they are kept at MON Sate a splendid warehouse.to Matchat 82.00 te 93 por day\u2014Sultes 2 A em TEE s Bath and Huck Towels E.ROUMILHAC Restaurants, a la Oarte-Biud Bronx/ast .Table Wiets Lunshesa, 63 seats \u2014 DANIEL P, RITGHEY GEORGES PATRY 22 Fabrique St.Plain and Twilled Sheeting, Pillow Cotton and Blankets.\u2018White and Colored Quilts.Direct Importer of Wines, Spirits and French Produce 48 and 50 Palace Hill « + + = = QUEBEC + } Aug 2xly ovax Down Comforters.The above is the place where to buy your Ports and _ Tr ee ee Re = Muslin and Net Curtains.Sherries, price from $2.00 per gallon and upwards.The Royal Mail Steam P ac ket Co.Lace Curtains in a Variety of Patterns.Convido Port and Crown Amontilado Sherry.1 Remember the Address : THOS.DONOHUE] A, ROUMILHAC 50 188 and 194 8t.John 8 % R M.S.P.2, \u201cAVON\u201d eo Cruises de Luxe TO Jan 21 (27 da 2140 and up\u2014Foh.18 (32 days) $150 m and Fi \u201c 19 days) 886 Cu w The only Ni Cruising in the West Indi Dagnlp Seamer nine in he war iii | Cuba Weekly Sailings from New Pier ga, N.R., N.Y.BERMUDA, CUBA, JAMAICA | West Indies Hotel Flanders 133-137 West 47ih St, H, Y.City, 200 feet cast of Brondwaymod:ta fir:proof hotel, In the heart , of the theatre, club and hotel district: Y convenient to all cgr limes, An exceptional orchestra, * June23xtu-satxly ooms with privet: MA - WES \u2014 = bath $400 per day.Vroa ran] Cn.PANA od T INDIES ATORES novSx2 \u2014 rer rs tral Mtallon: Hesadway cars without un Alternate Satu it] y West India Mail Steamers transfer, Prom Pemanylvan:a 8-atios : aud Intervening Saturdays by the anama th Avenue cacs wlrhouttrans er.Mook- NOW FAMOUS 66 TRENT \u201d 6,516 Founded in 1878 Telsphone 80224 't on requ-it, © : AMP Tors Tiluetrated Rooklets with Complete Itineraries, R , ete.Appl; A ND & rae missin 0 | Bermuda Ny n ren ARS 0 Passenger Traffeoct29-tues-sat-tf REDUCTIONS i= We have plenty of goods we are offering at cost price so as to make place for the new goods?Don't miss these chances.By the way ; have you seen our assortmens of new art jewelery.AT It's the :raze in New York now.A complete smortment of Asphalt ani Raby Rooine Materia from the Brantford Roofing Company, of Brantford, Ont, Mr.Vezins OYSTERS A SPECIALTY A G R O UTIER Jeweller and 9 having accepted the general atoney of that fiem for the district of Qusbea Alec Wines and Liquera .* ys Optician is material alvantazsowsly replazss thy prasaat syetsm of Motal i0 St, Ant Jing St, Lower Town 50 MOUNTAIN HILL hingles and Concrete Roofing, i ost.11x, th sat.xs, nov Ixtuthr,sattilljant 148 St.John Street, QUEBER 1 19-123 BRIDGE STREET, QUEBEC, \\ H.R.SHARES, Propact.18xtu-th-sat to 20 june.JL.ANTONE CAF L DEROME.Prop.Most up-to-date Lunch ° Room in the City.CHARLES VEZINA Brass Craft CONTRACTING PLUMBER, TINSMITH and ROOFER Specialfy:-Steam, Hot Air and Hot Water Heating PIERCED WORK Varied amortment of ths mast molern Electrical and Plumbing HAMMERED WORK Apparatus sa well as Kitchen ani Passszo Stovos of all makes wnd rige Refrigerators.TOOLS and MATERIALS ALSO ON HAND .rn cats sin ntl À Rare Old Scotch Whisky Every drop is bottled by ourselves, thus\u2014and thus only, can we guarantee its quality, age and flavor.The entire production of our Century-old distillery is devoted 10 '0.Of Whisky.The pure Spring Water from the heather.sad dill of Orkney gives to .O.\" its great superiority.We always hold a 10 years supplyin our bondedwarehouses.Thus, whenever you buy it, *0.O.* Whisky is always the same.Insist on having \"Old Orkney\" Whisky, McConnell\u2019 Distillery Limited Dacre Arunde! St.London, Evaroprietors STHOMNEES DISTILLERY Ork wy, Scotland.Agents for Quebec Proviace A.E.MALLETTE & CO.49 St.Jean Baptiste St.4 MONTREAL y EPPS\u201d Its fine invigorating qualities suit people of all ages.Ri-h in cocoa butter, and FREE FROM CHEMICALS.GRATEFUL AND COMFORTING \u201cEPPS\u2019S.\u201d Children thrive on COCOA A GREAT ARTIST A GREAT PIANO There's written in the musical history of 1910, in letters large and illumi nat- ing, the story of the Canadian tour of Melba, than whom the world has no more talented or picuresque artist.From coast to coast she has sung to delighted audi- ences\u2014and won her way to the hearts of music-loving = MELBA \u2014 The World's Canadians, Greatest Prima Donna.\u2014 T.inked with Melba's success, and contributing largely to it, is the Heintzman & Co Piano the Piano made by \u201cYe Olde Firme\" of Heintzman & Co.That there might be no possibility of a mistake it was arranged before Melba left for Canada that a Heintzman & Co.Grand Piano, and no other, should be used in her entire Canadian tour.This has been the case, and the world's Prima Donna freely acknowledges in what large degree this magnificent instrument, with its exceptional tone and singing quality, has added to her own pleasure, and the complete success that has distingni her tour.A story is thus told of the Heintzman & Co.Piano more eloquent than could in any other way be written.shed LAVIGUEUR&HUTCHISON, Sole Represontatives, 81-83-85 81.JOHN STREET.THE BEST FIGHING LIMITS \u2018fight for England, Let the electors And Surrounding Country Best Trout Fishing, Bigger Catches, Writs for Mustrated Ouide Soek Ând Map.ROBERT ROWLEY Progr.etor Laurcitido House, Lake Edward.IN THE PROVINCE LAKE EDWARD b Sporn Prd of Cond Excellent Camps, And the Bost Guides and Canoes in the Country AN THE QUEBEU CHEUNIOLE NAVAL ISSUE IN PROV \\ ATTITUDE OF THE: Mr.T.Chase-Casgrain writes the following letter to the Montreal Gazette \u2014 From all available reports, it would seem certain that the defeat of the Government candidate in Drummond- Arthabaska was due solely to the fact that even Sir Wilfrid Laurier cannot ram his new naval policy down the throats of the electors of this province.It is evident to any observer of the events of the last six months that what happened in Drummond- Arthabaska on Thursday last would happen at the present time in any ordinary constituency in Quebec, I have been more or less of an actor on the political stage since 1877, and unless | am very much mistaken, if a general election were calted to-mor- row the Government would not carry twenty constituencies from Gaspe to Soulanges.Nor am I surprised that this feeling and state of things should exist.The present generation of French-Canadians has been taught by its leaders of to-day that we owe! nothing to England; that, although! we are in the British Empire, we are not of it; that English influence must be combatted at every step, and that we must reap all the advantages of the happy situation in which we find ourselves, without assuming any of the responsibilities or obligations which such a state of welfare would naturally create.Ever since 1885 it has been the aim and object of the Liberal leaders to segregate the electors of the province of Quebec from the other citizens of the country, and to band them together in a solid phalanx.1 will pass over the Riel agitation and the appeals made at that time by the leader, who is now in his grave.During the campaign of June, 1896, while | was a candidate for the House of Commons in the county of Montmorency, | was held up to public execration as the supporter of Tupper, Angers and Taillon, \u201cwho had spent à million dollars in purchasing rifles to re-arm the militia,\u201d and in almost the same words as those which were being used in the articles of Le Soir, Mr.Brodeur\u2019s organ in Montreal, 1 was asked, \u201cWhy do you want us to remember that the high and mighty Conservative leaders who purchased these guns will not go to the wars, but that your children will be sent to Africa and Asia, from whence they shall never return.Vote for Laurier and his candidates if you want the country to enjoy its present tranquil: ity and do not wish to expose yourselves to be sent some fine morning to distant lands, leaving behind you your wives.your children and every thing that is dear to you\"\u2014Le Soir, 18th June, 1896.In the House of Commons at the preceding session Mr.Brodeur, the present Minister of Marine and Fisheries, had sounded the note in his speech which is reported in Hansard, and in which, condemning the purchase of these rifles, he said in substance: \u2014 \u201cI always believed that if war was waged against Canada we would be able to count on the protection of England, that the only reason for the maintenance of the colonial tie was that.if we had \u2018any international difficulties we could count upon the help of England.I regret to learn that in the present instance the Government has porchased these rifles, not from a private concern, but from the British Government itself, and that the latter is demanding the price thereof.Is this the protection that we were promised by England?Is this the position which is made to us as a colony?\u201d Having occasion, during the same campaign.to travel on the Intercolonial Railway, I found the cars flood- © ed with posters containing the fiercest denunciations of the Conservative leaders, who were accused of endeavoring to send every available man in the province of Quebec either to Africa of Asia or some other far-off countries to fight the battles of England.Couple with this the question which was constantly put to the electors in relation to the settlement of the Manitoba school question\u2014\"Do you think that this matter can be set- tied to the advantage of the Catholics as well by Sir Charles Tupper, who is a Protestant, as hy Your own compatriot, Mr.Laurier?\u201d I am a living j er members of the conference that the witness to and a victim of the intense racial prejudice which was created against the Conservative party, and in the campaigns of 1896.1900 and 1904 T was honnded bv Liberals, whe are now either members of the Legislature or of the House of Commons or Senators or Provincial Ministers, who denounced me from every husting in the district of Quebec as an Imperialist, who wished to drive Sir Wilfrid Laurier from power 50 as to crush the influence of the French-Canadians.When Sie Wilfrid Laurier returned from the Imperial Conference of 1907, he was hailed by his followers as the saviour of his country, who had rescued us from militarism and imperialism, because, forsooth, he had resisted the propositions made by certain oth- colonies share in the maintenance of the British navy, Everybody remem- =\u201c .EEE 1 NCE OF QUEBEC Hon.T.Chase Casgrain Discusses Result in Crummond and Arthabaska-Puts Some Facts Straight.FRENCH-CANADIANS, country at that time, and the fleet of steamers and pleasure yachts which were hired at great expense to escort him up the St.Lawrence.I state, without fear of contradiction, that in all those years Sir Wilfrid Laurier knew what was going on and what was being said by all his henchmen; although\u2019 too shrewd to commit himself, he acquiesced in the education his followers were giving to the people, and he was implicitly lending encouragement to the builders of a wall of prejudice and passion which was being erected to protect him and his party against the assaults of his political adversaries.Notwithstanding all this, in 1908 the Conservative party in the province of Quebec polled one hundred thousand votes, or forty-five per cent of the total number of votes polled.This shows that there are a great many who will not allow themselves to be carried away by the appeals of which I have spoken, and who still judge of men and things according to the dictates of reason.Let me now examine the position which results from the policy of the Government, as I sincerely deem it to exist in this province.It is only one hundred and fifty years ago that the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, was fought and won.It is only sev- enty-three years ago that a rebellion took place in this country, which was shared in not only by French-Cana- dians, but also by English-Canadians.| True it is that for half a century we | have enjoyed the blessings of political, civil and religious liberty, such probably as has flourished in no other part of the world, and I believe that every French-Canadian realizes this great blessing to its fullest extent.But let me ask the reasonable men of this country whether in the light of these .historical facts they can expect the Fregch-Canadian to hail with enthusiasm or to accept without deliberation a complete change in the military policy of the country and the, expenditure of an enormous amount of money for the sole purpose of profecting the British Empire against what ig considered by many as 2 problematical danger.The French-Canadian is perfectly satisfied with things as they exist at this time.He has an unbounded confidence in the ability of Great Britain to fight and triumph over her enemies.He feels secure in his home, which is far removed from the turmoil of European complications, He reads in the papers that in the Mother Country itself all are not in unison upon the subject of Great Britain's preparedness for war, some saying that if she were attacked she would be in no position to triumph over her enemies, whilst others, who at least as far as ordinary signs indicate, are at present in the majority, maintain with equal assurance that the grand old flag is in no danger and is as ever secure against the battle and the breeze.In his own country of Canada the French-Canadian reads in certain influential newspapers that the naval policy of the Government is a huge mistake, that an important section of the farmers of Ontario are opposed to it, that the workingmen's unions, irrespective of the origin of their members, denounce it, and that a Cabinet Minister, after returning from the great Canadian West, has summarized the situation in this trite saying: \u2014 \u201cWhat the Western farmer is clamor- ; ing for is box cars, not Drcadnoughts.\u201d Take the appeals made to him by the Liberal leaders already mentioned, the education which he has received | during the last twenty-five years, the | circumstances in which he is placed, | and tell me whether it is surprising , that the French-Canadian is not an | enthusiastic supporter either of the naval policy of the Government or of | any policy by which the: resources of | this country are to be used to create & state of things from which the Canadian taxpayers will not reap an actual, tangible and visible benefit.If it were shown that the mother country were in danger, that by reason of preparations made against her or attacks to which she might be exposed, her influence or prestige or power were in peril, and the advantages derived - by Canada, and particularly the pro- | vince of Quebec, were therchy put in jeopardy, every Canadian of French origin, T am sure, would vote to go to the rescue, either in men or in money, against the world, In other words, the attachment of the Prench- Canadian to the mother country is an attachment based upon reason more than upon sentimental grounds, It wold be a matter of great regret if, because in the constituency of Drummond- Arthabaska, the naval policy of the Government has met signal defeat, and because, as stated before, the same verdict would be returned by at feast two-thirds of the constituencies of this province, the conclusion was arrived at, as foreshadowed by certain exponents of public opinion in the other provinces, that the French- Canadians are disloyal and are opposed in a body and under all cireum- stances to giving substantial aid to Great Britain when really needed.True it is that some imprudent and bers his triumphal entry Into the misguided utterances werc made dur Teen ing the recent fight, but, as one should not judge Ontario by the vaporings of Dr.Sproule, Colonel Hughes or Dr.Edwards, of Frontenac, so a whole party or a whole tace should not be condemned for the hasty dec- {arstions made by youthful politicians in the heat of an ardent battle, Mr, Bourassa, the true leader of the mavement, has, to my personal knowledge, constantly proclaimed that as a loyal citizen of Canada what he desires is the maintenance of the calon- lai tie and the continuation of the relations which exist at present between Canada and the mother country.Me, Bourassa has among his followers and admirers men who would not stay with him a minute if they were not convinced that he is loyal to Canada and to the mother country.The position, then, is this:\u2014 The majority in Quebec hold that the navy, involving, as it will, the expenditure of millions of dollars, which are diverted from a more profitable use, is not only a useless toy, but an engine dangerous to Canada and affording no efficient aid to Great Britain.The same majority are not at all convinced that it is necessary at the present moment and under existing circumstances for Canada to spend twenty or twenty-five millions of dollars as a direct contribution to the maintenance of the Imperial navy.This is the opinion of an important province in the Confederation, to which opinion, whether right or wrong, it is entitled.No amount of driving or of bulldozing or of coer-; cion will change this mental state of things.Historically, the assertion is correct that the Dominion cannot be governed by a party out of sympathy with or opposed by the bulk of the French-Canadian vote.Politically and socially, and from a patriotic stand- poirt, it would be a great misfortune if the affairs of the country were administered without the co-operation: and the good will of the French-Cana.dians.be still greater.What demand did the Conservative- Nationalist coalition make?that as a great change was to be made Imperially the mistake would : TUESDAY, NOYEMS ua 8,1910 in the relations of the colony to the mother country, involving as it does (a) the participation of Canada in the wars of the Empire, resulting from deliberations and decisions over which it had no control; (b) the expenditure of vast sums of money for tbe upkeep of 8 navy, the future proportions and necessitics of which are untold, and (c) the consequent sacrifice for this new and progressive country of many needed enterprises, the question skould be fully studied and discussed mot only by men of doubtful ability, such as Mr.Brodeur and Sir Frederick Borden, but by the people at large, and that before a final decision was reached, the electorate, which stands the burden, should be heard from.When it was proposed to the different provinces which now compase confederation to unite together under one government, the question was discussed for months and months, and the ablest men of the provinces deiiberated over the matter before the last step was taken.Not s0 long ago, when the present Government was thinking of making prohibition a legislative enactment, it submitted the question to the people.Why is it unreasonable, why is it disloyalty, why is it treason, that in a matter of much greater importance, respecting « question which is by far the most momentous which has ever been before the Canadian public, in face of the divergent views of those who hold for a navy, of those who are in favor of a direct contribution, of those who would stay Canada's hand ! and say, \u201cLet well enough alone,\u201d to urge that no hasty decision should be arrived at, but that the people should be called upon to pronounce in unmistakable terms what the people require of the Government.This is a country in which parliamentary institutions govern.The majority must rule, and I have no doubt that once the majority had given its verdict, very province\u2014the province of Quebec as 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nie Men i ntact fad Txpreme to except AAT By private wire to McDougall & Cow- the amount of the Debentures now issued.pels, Trasperaton of fo menue i 8 dng ie Be sa hen from MONEY TO LOAN aoa, 61 Bt.Peter street: \u2014 8.Net earnings applicable te dividends ou the Comes Stock held oration apply ly.Montreal (Dall by the Dominien Steel Corporation for the year er MB.UD.PALLASIER, Manager due.ec Central Baliwas, wily) On Mortgage or deals wiih Top fas Bind depreciation and payment of Fixed Charges and full Preferred Dividends AM ress to White nN Express from Ooed Securities showing advances \u2018Transactions were of were 92.446.634.er an amount more thas swilicient te retire the » MP uotatainns Port Boston, New LARUE & DELAGRAVE moderste volume but were almoet antire- present 1ssne of Debenturesre field (Daily) © 2Cook St.Phone 981 ly professions], commission house cus-(f].6.Net earnings for 1909 aufficient te pay the answai interest charge Fos ierpresto Boston.[ets Express from | JA 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Winifride Heston, ata ty ox | Bundan * The Science of Healing also weak and is getting down to where A \\ 3 era Ro bs eit WRENN | ee am OMINION SECURITIES ORPORATION \u201cThe Handicap, Xoomies || JL ARTHUR FORTIER, LLL, por: So C00 ee LIMITED \" by Robt.Knowles | FOR J.F.Landers, D.O.PROVISION MARKET.AT \u201c tonsutiation ant Enamination Pres Now York, Nov, 7\u2014Flour was duil 26 KINO RONTO LONDON.E .CANADA SON TRE, g 9 Goom 16, Maria Bis; Office Tours and Repidence : and lower to efeot sales.Receipts, 86, ND NTO.\" N-ENQ: MONTREA a P.J .E V OY S veu Mouatais du! @ ST.LOUIS ST.PHONE 239 [700 ablyments, 25701.Rye torr, TL NS.466 office Bourn: 16 am.10 8.30 pm.steady.Buckwheat flonr, easy.Buck Booxsrons.MONEY TO LENS OF FIRST MBATDIE Calls at private residences by specis | wheat, easy.Cornmeal, steady.Rye, 1 88 doh 8% appolatment.steady.Barlev.fr ET \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 na - \u2019 3 se rp nes FHE QUEBEC ORRONIOLE) Bee TCESDAY.NOVEMBER 8 1010 Men's Suits Dry Gleanad for 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very sortment.MECHANICS\u2019 SUPPLY CO.86-890 SL Paul Strest handeome as- | HAY = 0ATS All Kinds of Feed GEO.TANGUAY Lower Town \u2014 ALSO \u2014 Flour, Grains and General Provisions.FURNITURE REPAIRED Buy Truman's Sanitary Vermin Proof Moss Mattress at $4.50, nothing better.All kinds of Furniture repaired, re-cover- ed and polished.Work collected and delivered free.Truman, 13 Cote d'Abraham.raoNd 802).BABY CARRIAGES I URNITURE AND BEDDING Mirrors tu Variety Cheap Cash Sale T'urnsiure Hepaired, Polished and Ulphost red D.S.Rickaby wingt Making and Undertaking EatubFehment shone 35L 337 5L Jowm iL | EPIGUREANISM Do you care for oysters, if so taste them with the following accessories sold at MYRAND & POULIOT'S Grocery Store, 70 Crown St \u201cTartar\u201d Royal sauce exclusively ised with oysters componnd made from the best quality olive oil, it constitutes a most palatable meal, 35¢ a bottle.\u201cTobasca\u201d Royal sauce used with oysters, cold meat and soup, 2 drops will tell you what exquisite means, 45¢ a bottle.Aristocracy, 3 of a kind, Perigord Bollotini goose, liver turkey and truffles, 30 and 45c à box.FREE Saturday only, a box of our special baking powder \u201cNapoleon\u201d will be given to any purchaser for the amonut of $3.00, value of the box 25c.PROVISIONS In firkin from 30 1bs.to 50 lbs, good home made butter at 23c a 1b.\u2018The Petigord feathered game meal, 25c a box.For culinary pnrposes ood butter packed in fir.dus of about 30 1bs., 21c a 1b.Grey & Poupon sauce pickles prepared with pure wine vinegar, 45c a bottle.1910 Canned Goods Tomatoes Mark Little Chief 12¢ a box Tomatoes Mark Boulters 1lc a box Peas Mark Little Chief 12¢ a box Peas Mark French 10c a box MYRAND & POULIOT, GROCERY STORE 70 Crown St, S:.Roch : curing the Kidneys.MESSIAKS ASKS AID AFTER EARTHOUAKE With $20,000,000 Left, Nothing | Has Been Done to Restore Former Prosperity\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Rome, Nov.7\u2014Itis now nearly two years since Messing,\u2019 with a population of 150,000, was almost obliterated by \u2018an earthquake which spread over a great part of Scily and Southem Italy.Not tc mention the tremendous destruction of property, nearly à quarter of a million of people lost their lives and a still greater number were left in dire distress.Such a cataclysm had never holo been recorded in history, nor did he- man sympathy ever go forth toward sufferers in such a practical form.No sooner had the outside world realized the enxtent of the disaster tkan relief in the form of money and cle hing began to pour in from all quarters of the globbe.Almost every civilized country made immediate response to the call for aid, without regard to race or creed.Italy became for the being the point on which all interest focused, on which all hearts were centered.For those in trust the occasion was a solemn one.Their duty was to direct this flood of gold which poured forth unreservedly so that it should feed the hungry, clothe the naked and restore their homes to at least a portion of the unhappy victims.Now that time has softened the immediate effects of the catastrophe people naturally look around and ask what has been done with these im- in the form of stable, substantial relief.To-day The World's correspondent asked a high Government official whose home is in Messina what the actual condition of the city is.People Living in Freight Cars.\u201cMessina to-day.\u201d he answered, \u201cis a collection of wooden houses more fit for a Canadian lumber town than a city which before the earthquake was a flourishing centre of industry, abounding in squares and charitable institutions.Te-day life at Messina is practically dead.Nothing has been done toward permanent rehabilitation of the people or its industries.\u201cTo give you an idea of the lack of housing accommodation, even of the wcoden hut order, 1 may say that fifty railway freight cars are occupied by families who camp there gypsy fashion without the first elements of cleanliness or decency.There is no system of main drainage; the very space which should have been cleared for building the city anew is crowded with wooden tenements.When the wet season comes on in November or December affairs will be vastly worse.\u201cUnless something is done, and done promptly, Messina will be in as bad a condition as it was a week after the catastrophe.The people are living from hand to mouth.while they keep a roof over their head.\u201d JUVENILE TEMPLARS.At a session of the Juvenile Templars, known as Guiding Star Lodge, on Saturday last, the following officers were elected and installed by the Supt.Jur.Templars, Bro.E.J.Morgan:\u2014 Chief Templar\u20148is.Lizzie Armstrong.Vice-Templar\u2014Sin.Florence MeTier.Past Chief Templar \u2014 Bro.Charlie Wheeler.Becretary-Bro.David MeTier.Asst.-Becretary \u2014 Bro.Lennox fland- { ford.\u2019 | Ein.-Becretary\u2014Sis.Marie Bankee.| Tressurer\u2014Bro.Dan.McMabon.Merahal\u2014Rro.Walter MoTier, Deputy Marshal\u2014Bro.Alfred Bill.Guard\u2014Bro.Willie Sheppard.Sentinel-\u2014Sis.Maria Vatcher.Organist\u2014Sis.Florence McTier.Registrar\u2014Sis Guennie Keough.Chaplain\u2014S8is.Marguerite Gosselin.The shove lodge will hold their annual sale of fancy work in December, the date of which will appear later.BRIGHT'S DISEASE GURED ONCE MORE Dodd's Kidney Pills Again Vanquish Terrible Ailment Alcide Tramblay issues statement for the benefit of others\u2014Good news for sufferers from Kidney Disease.Mistassini, Lac St.John, Que, Nov.7 (Special) \u2014That even the deadly Bright's Disease, the most fatal form of Kidney Discase, can be cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills after all other means have failed has again been proved in the case of Mr.Alcide Tramblay, a well-known resident of tliis place.In order that other sufferers may benefit by his experience, Mr.Tramblay has given the following statement for publication: \u2014 \u201cI was troubled with Bright's Discase, Rheumatism and Gravel for seven years.Three doctors prescribed for me but they did not help me.My sleep was broken and unrefreshing.I was always tired and nervous and had derk circles under my eyes.\u201c1 heard of other cures by Dodd's Kidney Pills and started to use them with the result that in one month I was completely cured, and have been in good health ever since.\u201d Bright's Disease is a disease of the Kidneys.Gravel and Rheumatism are caused by diseased Kidneys failing to strain impurities out of the blood.Dodd's Kidney Pills cure them all fine public buildings,- ; ill ie i - mense sums and what there is to show ! will arrvie in town to-day with the PERSONAL MNCIE MMM LOTSA RAINA.L Hudson, Jolistts,, is at the Vie toria, Ed.Friday, New York, is at the Vie: torin .W.Gaitakill, New York, is stopping st the Victoria.J.A.Baribeau, La Perode, is register- od at the Victoria.G.E.Massieotte, Bt.Genevieve, is in town and is stopping at the Victoria Arrivals at the St.Louis:\u2014Chas Flemming, Ottawa; J.C.Comean, Bt Johns, P.Q.; A.A.Labens, ll.Gordon, L.D.Emergy, H.Gariepy, H.Buisson, J.W.Snowdon, F.X.Marsdon, J.C.Contant, E.J.McLelland, C.Bourdeau, J.W.Treffry, J.W.Rousseau, Montreal; R.8, Flint, Toronto, Ont; J.Reboul, Marseilles.Montrealers registered at the Victoria: L.Clappouin, A.A.Markers, A.H.Bullen, J.J.Beguin, M.Bt.Maris, J.Bald, F.J.Clark, G.W.Atkinson, L.Guillet, J.Fitzgerald, A.Germain, E.W.Pruneau, W.L.Thom, J.B.Crochier, Chas.Valois, H.Prefontaine, J.W.£.Godin, J.H.Brossard, J.R.DeMosse, G.A.Glackmoyer, Arrivals at the Neptune Tnn:\u2014Wil- liam Scott, Toronto; L.Hoel, J.H.Brikke, Arne Tversen, A.Andreassen, Cagistiana, Norway; H.Talbot, Berthier; J.P.Bartlett, Sherbrooke; E.8.Grant, St.Louis; J.F.Ross, St.George, Beauce; F.Tremblay, Jonquiere; Mrs.T.N.Belleau, Miss Belleau, St.Raphael; J.L.Kartoms, Toronto; Mr.and Mrs.J.T.Larose, Ottawa; J.K.MeDonald, Montreal; Henri Samson, Ottawa; 8.N.Bnaseville, Ste Anne des Monts; Mr.and Miss L.R.Convey, England.NPC Siw | TO-MORROW EVENING.The very remarkable Australian- Irish soprano, Madame Marie Narelle, pianist, Miss Genevieve Moroney, and the Spanish violin-virtuoso, M.Sciapiro, and these artists will be heard to-morrow evening, Wednesday, at the Loyola Hall, when they will perform the exceptionally interesting and characteristic following: \u2014 Piano solo, \u201cValse Elegante\u201d.PR eisai Schaenfeld Genevieve Moroney.\u2019 Violin, \u201cSouvenir de Moscow\u201d.Vaaonesse ees Wieniawski Michel Sciapiro.Songs, (a) \u201cThe Minstrel Boy,\u201d Tom Moore (b) \u201cThe Waking of Spring.\u201d Dal Reigo (c) \u201cWearing of the Green,\u201d Marie Narelle.Piano solo, \u201cNachtstuche.Schumann Genevieve Moroney.Violin, (a) \u201cMinuet\u201d.\".Beethoven (b) \u201cMoment Musical\u201d - | Schubert (ec) \u201cMelodie Tschaikowski Michel Sciapiro.Songs, (a) \u201cCome Back to Erin,\u201d : Clabriet (a) \u201cA French Midrigal\u201d Chaminade (c) \u201cThe Low Back Car,\u201d rie Narelle.- Violin, \u201cRhapsodie Hongroise,\u201d Hauser Michel Sciapiro.\u2018 Songs, (8) \u201cTo-night\u201d.Yardo (b) \u201cThe Harp That Once Through Tara's Hall\u201d Moore (ec) \u201cMeeting of the Waters\u201d Moore (d) \u201cThe West's Awake\u201d Davis Marie Narelle, Every one of our readers will easily realize the characteristic particularities of this beautiful programme, a magnificent interpretation of which is assured when intrusted to such artists as those who favor us with their visit, The plan of reserved seats at A.Lavigne's, 93-95 St.John street, is prog: ressing very rapidly, and, according to all appearances, a crowded houce® will welcome our distinguished visitors.SACRED CONCERT AT CHALMER\u2019S CHURCH.Programme of the sacred comeert ftom works of Mendelssohn to be given in Chalmer\u2019s Church on Tuesday evening : i PART I.\u2018 1.Organ\u2014Prelude and Fugue in G I ' major.2.Chorus\u2014' \u2018Why my soul 1\u201d\u2014420d Psalm.) 2.Recitative and Aria\u2014'\u2018Lord God of Abrabam\u2019'\u2014(Elijah.) Mr.W.Campbell.4.Urgan- Sonata in C minor\u2014(No.2).8.Aria\u2014''O rest in tbe Lord.\" Mrs.T.P.Ross.6.Chorus\u2014(n) \u2018\u2018How lovely are the messengers.\u2019\u2019 (b) \u2018\u2018But the Lord is Mindful.\u201d St.Paul.1.Recitutive and Aria\u2014\u2018\u201cIf with ail your hearts.'\u2019\u2014 (Elijah.) Me.Arthur J.Carpenter.8.Hyman 30\u2014-\u2018\u2018Hark | the angels sing.'\u2019 PART II.1.Organ-\u2014(a) \u2018\u2018Consolation\u2019* (b) \u2018Confidence.\u2019\u2019 (e) \u2018\u2018Spring Song.\u2018 Songs without words.8 Arin\u2014\u2018It is enough.\u2019\u2019\u2014(Elijab.) Mr.8.G.Claxton.8, Solo Obligato asd Chorus\u2014\u2018My Sins harald My Baviour.\u2019\u2014(Arranged by Dudley Buck.) Miss M.Waters.¢ Trio~'\u2018The King of love my sbep- bord 5.\" Miss 1.Sundberg, Messrs.Campbell and Fletcher, 8.Ohorus\u2014'\u2018He watohing over Israel.\u2019 (Elijah) 6.Oegan\u2014'' Wedding Marek.\u201d Note\u2014A blographisal sketch of Mondelssokn will be gives by Rev.Wylie O.Clark, B.D, folliwing the frst number ta Port L A silver collostion will be taken | liching Scalp falling Ha To prevent , thin and falling bair, remove a allay itching Æ and \u2018rritation of the scalp, and pro- moc he growth and beauty of the hair, frequenteghampocs with Cuticura (Soap, ted by oocesional suce when L Cutioura Soap and Ointment havo bon ogually effectivo in the .reat- men.rorturing.disfiguring scal; hemor: and the sarming loss of hair which go fen reults, For examp.e, read how Qeorge E.Jefferson, 1518 We Give For C 3 from Madame Germaine .manant cure were impossible.tion of my head \u2014 was à mass of running corruption \u2014 asked me if [ had tried the Cuticurs Remadios.1 tod Um nothing, vould do any good: ut very enrious be cured, I decided to try them.The first upon seeing the con HOSIERY SPECIALS.reatmont brought immediate relief, My Women's best quality black Cashusiz heanme alive and stopped falling ony mere Hose, all sizes, regularly $1.00 well have full heed of hair.1 can a pair, for.oo.65¢ \u201c truttfully ray thet it was entirely due to the use of he Cuticura Remedies (Signed) Gronoz EF.Jerremeon.Cuticura Toinedies are sold by druggists § evorywhers, Potter Drux & Chen, Corp.Boke rope.Doston, Mass.Bend for free Skin Book.Women's Plain Black Cashmere, Seamless Hose, double heel and toes; LACE CURTAINS.Two lots which we*have secured at considerably less than value.They are made of Nottingham Lace.Length 3 1-2 yards\u2014 Value $1.15 for.65e Value $1.00, for.59¢ SWEATERS FOR FROSTY MORNINGS.Women's Sweater Coats, of pure Scotch Wool, very pretty, fancy weave and well made; attractively priced; colors gray, red, white and black.$2.50 CANADA, Province of Quebec, In the District of Beauce.Circuit Court No.1229.The Mathew Moody & Sons Company, body politic and corporate, hav- 4 from Maison Felix .Rend 0t., Philadelphia, tells of his 5 from Madame Rives .romarkrble case: 2 from Madame C.Rebouxon ve net vad te .3 from Madame T.Lucemore | would scratch, worse i untill it spread A4 vg, , &i went to fl poster ef dd cad grew as ra aa pie oi bent and my ba omy | A BARGAIN IN CUSHION TOPS.changed doctors.My head at this time .Lo.Tasers 1 coud hot touch ers Nice Cushion Tops, in duck imita- to treat 3, but \u2018t improved var slowly, don of tapestry, beautiful desigus, ex.Ad Tears lens à EE cellent value at 75c.Special price, his disense.1 though! - man ve A eX thet PY TT 48c regular 75e quality.Special.49c PA 142 St.Joseph Stree St.Roch uss sESEsEEENNASSSOESEARE nN] Mid-Season Millinery Offers Seventeen bats taken from our show rooms, all French models, imported directly from Paris, and which have made sensations this season., They are divided in five lots as foilows:\u2014 a.worth $27.00, for $16.00 .worth $22.00, for $14.00 .worth $16.00, for $10.00 .worth $14.00, for $8.00.2.worth $12.00, for 87.00 CLUSTER PUFFS Worth $2.00 for $1.18.These cluster puffs are made of first quality hairs, mounted and strongly woven on wire, in medium and- dark brown.The regular value is $2.00.Special .Varna ss ass cu000 $1.18 BLANKETS, QUILTS AND COMFORTABLES.All Wool Blankets, white, with red or Llue borders; size 64x84; only, per PSE $4.50 Comfortables filled with pure white covered with silkoline, in dainty floral and Persian designs.Regular $2.50 value, for.$1.38 Quilts, satin finish, 72x84, for double beds, full bleached and highly desirable at $1.80.\u2018Special.$138 cotton, SILK PETTICOATS.Made of superior silks, black onlys cut full, with tucked and pleated flounce.Only .ocvvievriensese .WOMEN'S COATS, $10.00.Made in a French back style, of col ored broadcioth and fancy tweeds, Special Ceram $10.00 F.SIMARD & CIE.142 St.Joseph St., St.Roch, Quebec ing its principal place of business in the town of Terrebonne, Plaintiffs; vs Auguste Veilleux, of St.Georges, Defendant.The Defendant is ordered to appear within one month.TEL 1040 Clerk's Office, St.Joseph, Beauce, 4th November, 1970.VEZINA & FERRON, Cc.CC True Copy.ARTHUR GODBOUT, Attorney for Plaintiffs.¢ LADIES GREAT REDUCTIONS] You will find the style you want le TRIMMED HATS novyx2.NOTICE Second Performance of Tennyson's - BECKET will be gives by CHAS WATTS & COin LOYOLA HALL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12th \u201cUnder distinguishel patronage of Capt.Walsh, Superintendent of Matine Department C.P, R.and'many other prominent Ladies and en tienen, Hox Office open i0 o'clock, Wednesday at Loyola all.Prices 50 ots and 45 ots This time all numbered nov.8xs.OLYMPIA Best Ventilated Theatre in Town HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE.Moving Pictures and Ilustrated Songs.FOLLOW THE CROWD.Admission 5c and 10e oct.1xam Ladies Branch $.P,C.4, The annual meeting and election of officers will be held in Morrin College on Wednesday morning, November 9, at eleven o'clock.The committee will mect at 10.30 for special business.E.M.MILLAR, Secretary.Nov8x2 NOTICE 1 will not be responsible for any debts, without a written order signed by myself.V.FILTEAU, Notre-Dame de Charny, Levis County.novBxiw, Û Trimmed Nats, while the extremely low prices, which we ask will surprise yoib CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF L.P.LABREGQUE, MiLLINERY IMPORTER 77 ST, JOHN STREET.ie 0 tie Great Events of The Season A Great baviton of Real Orel us ol P.J.COTES STORE No.31 St.John St.Opposite Palace Hill Owing to the recent revolution in Turkey, we have received from the celebrated oriental firm HABIT POLAKO, a considerable consignment of the following real Turkish rugs, viz: Melessos, Ouchack, Ladik, Cherkees, Sparte, Sivras Having no travellers\u2019 expenses, commissions or extra rent to pay, we can sell the adove at a great deal lower price than the strangers coming here with the same goods, our exhibition will be permanent and our display is large enough to satisfy the hardest to please.Don't bs in a hurry to buy.See us before buying, Your guarantee is that we are here for more than three or our days.The foreigners are here a few days and then they go Without any security for the buyers.P.J.COTE, 81 $t John St Opposite Palace Hil F.SIMARD & CIE.* + "]